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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

MARRIAGE LICENSES follow
ing licenses to marry were issued from
the Office of the County Clerk, during
the week ending June 11th:
John II. Dennis and Mary l.. Schitte.
chr. stian femme and Barbara Stofft.
John q. StOft and Christina L. Kuhl-
man.
Moses Nathan and Sarah R. Kers-
nanski.
John w. Grandson and Mary L. Jack
son.
Charles SchauahI and Emilia Carlstedt.
John -. Wheeler and Anna NJ. Bell.
Louis Fisher and Frances NJ. Edwards
Jacob Kastner and Barbara Mann.
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New YORK DrV GOODS Mnrhet.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June H..
DRY GooDs Demand less active, but the
IN srlket neverthel IS is buOyant. for cotton
goods, especially brown and bieached
fabrics; PequOt A Brown are now firm al
l61%c; unbieached muslins, the fruit of the
leon, have been advanced TO 1870, and so
have MasoBvii O and Lonsdale. by jobber>
ali round; bills have alo risen % C and
Lincoln to 1910; in other classes OF goo s,
there is no important change, except IN
higher.
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vag," but they neglected. the warning
and fell into the hands of the " Philis-
tines" When brought before the
Recorder. they failed to show that
they had any means of earning a i've
hhood, and we're fined and costed In
the sum Of $40 each, which they will
have to work out on the streets, under
Col. Edmonds.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

BASE BALL.-By reference to the
local column, base ball players will
see that the old and reliable Evans
vile Base Ball Club have made ar
rangements to have all who wish to
ride taken to their grounds in a nice
spring wagon every Saturday after
noon.
This club is mainly composed of our
merchants, professional men, and 9TH
ers living an indoor life, and who
feel that some outdoor exercise Is
indispensably necessary to the enjoy
ment of health, and far more agreea-
BILE and better than the taking Of
medicine. We are surprised that a
far greater number do not engage in
che very agreeable recreation of a
game of base ball on Saturday after
moons.
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By telegraph MEBPHIs. Juno il.
CoTToN Irregular. at 80G3!c: receipts
l22 bales xpOrts 5l7 bales; wfeh p receipt
063 bales; ex orts 3,28j bales feceip o.
the season pa, SIS bales; stock 8,429 bales.
FLOUR-Unchangtd
CORN-S21S3c.
OATs-75077c.
hAY-s2f.
PORK SOB 90
LARD-l9150l2lc.
BACON-Flrm; shoulders 1iJIc: sides
lSIZc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

RECORDERS COURT. - Business
slightly revived before the Tycoon,
yesterday, and three cases were dis
pensed with.
james Kinnell, for INDUCING in the
luxury Of a plain drunk, was taxed
in the sum of s. p.
Lew. Thompson and another fellow
named Brown, were arrested on the
charge of vagrancy. They were
notified that if they did not leave the
city, they would be pulled on the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

THE PEACE JUBILEE.-As apropos
to the Peace Jubilee which opens in
Boston, on Tuesday next, the choir
Of the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church will tomorrow morning sing
voluntary" the celebrated and
beautiful peace anthem commencing,
Behold 1 bring you good tidings,
Good udings ofJOy."
The great reputation of this choir
is q guarantee that the occasion will
be one Of unusual interest, and should
attract an unusually large congrega-
ton.
What could be more inspiring than
the rendition in music of that thrill
ing vision of the shepherd of Bethle-
hem, when" Suddenly there was
with the angel a. multitude Of the
Heavenly host praising God, aud say
ing Glory to God in the highest!
On earth peacel Good will toward
men," All the members of the choir
are particularly requested to be pres
ent at the reheasal tonight.
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EPISCOPAL S. S. PICNIc.-As the
weather promises to be fine to day, We
anticipate for the children of Tie
Episcopal Sunday Schools and their
friends a delightful picnic at the Fair
Grounds, for which place a special
train will leave the depot promptly at
2 o'clock, and all who desire to share
in the pleasures of the occasion, should
be there before that hour.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

KIND REMEMBRANCEs.-T lady
managers Of the. Baptist Festival will
please accept our thanks for their
kind remembrance Of the press in
The shape Of a very nice cake. Such
kindnesses are very appreciable.
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McTERNAN's CoURr.-The surety
of the peace cases, set for yesterday,
before Justice McTernan, were not
heard, the defendant having forfeited
his bail.
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MARRIED..

WOOD HIATT. At the residence of
the brides father, in u abash County
June 10th, by heY. Henry l.. Brown, OF
Marion, Ind Mr.. LUKE WOOD, of this city,
to Miss LIZZIE LIAl.E- No rLIa
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DIsCHARGED-The Grand Jury
were discharged yesterday. If they
are needed at any time they can be
called together again.
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THANKs.-Miss Kate Spence and
Miss Matte Spence. will each accept
our thanks for a fine bouquet. As we
write the air of our saDctum Is fra
grant, ladened with the sweet orders
diffused from the floral tributes sent
US by these young ladies. May their
lives be as happy as their bouquets are
beautiful.
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BATCmELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dyo is the best I'm the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. Instantaneous; nO dis-
0ppolu ment; no ridiculous tlnts: rem8-
dies the ili effects Of bad Dyes; inviRorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
lsLACk or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
i5atcbe ore Wig Factory, No. l6 Bond &c.,
New York.
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VELoCIPEDE "A velocipede will be
sold at 10 n'o.oek this morning, on
Third Street, near Main, to satisfy
judgment.
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NET PRoFITs.-We learn that the
net profits of the Baptist Church
Festival, for the three nights, will be
something over $3.50.
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Da~ Fish K Barter have No. Il of
Appleton's J5arRal. and the pictorial
papers for next week.
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B A general invitation is ex-
tended to all to come and see our new
stock Of Stationery at the JOURNAL
Office.
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BD~ Ladies Note Paper, very new
styles and very cheap, at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
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City N b W S .

D9= Tags of all sizes at the JOUR
NAL Office.
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a3LhL egOEICE8.


An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
or Solitude, and the Diseases aud Abuses
which create impediments 20 MAEHrAau-
with sure means % relief Sent tm sealed
letter yeupes, fec Of charge Address
DR.. j. SkILLlN H0UdhTON, Howard
q Association, Philadelphia, Pa
lnnl2 d3m Ian hi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

SERIOUS ACOIDENT.-On Thursday
evening, as VIM. M. tHoleman, (for-
merly one of the proprietors Of the
Cowrier,) was riding a spirited horse
near the race track at the head of
Main street, the horse dashed off sud
denly, and he was thrown to the
ground, one of his ribs being broken
by the fall. DR.. DeBruler attended
on him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

B~ The biggest thing out" is
the Perfumed Ink for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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A RARE Treat Promised. Mr..
Dufheld this morning publishes
his announcement for three nights
entertainment at the Opera House
next week on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, upon which occa-
siOns Mr.. Harry Mccarthy and Miss
Lotlie Estelle will appear for the first
time in this city. The New Orleans
press, which is very fastidious on
amusements, arc warm in their com
mendatiOns of those artistes, and
declare that Harry Mccarthy has no
equal, as caricaturist, on the con-
tinent.
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LADIES' LIS T


a NDERSON NJ Atkinson Annie A
n Aiuad Harriet
I'D BIZ. miss Noble Bridges Matte
- BaiZell mrs NJ BOius mrs Mary
Burns Marina Ballard mrs l. g
Balm Lizzie BoulwaIe mrs Lizzie
CLARK Harriet Clark mrs Sarah T.
CCOcnran miss Il V COmStOck mrs
COpiey Elizabeth Clink Sophia
COus Frona miss Catlett Harriet
Cash Laura Carlyle miss Maude
Camp Sonic Cradle miss l. NJ
Cook miss Kate
IA davidson mrs L Davidson Mary g
NJ ia bay mrs a De Loug mrs IL
Davis miss sarah
HNWING A Nettie Echard mrs
H Eilis koseany FdmOnds Sophia
WNORSYIH Ann-2 Fuller Nancy
n Fleagler Ella Fox mrs Geo
Elag.er j Clark Fowler miss Lou
Fetrie miss Winnie
~ RIFFITH 1 NJ Griffith mrs Maria
NAGarreIk Saliie-2 Green Inez
God Mary L Greaves Bette
GipSOn Ellen Griffin miss II
GREENWOOD miss 5
EWOWARD miss q Hass Mary ID
IN II cad miss We Holt miss Locke
Hoffman mrs M HENS miss Mary n
Hares Margaret Haynes mrs Emma
Howard miss Mary HeIbig Mary Il
Harper miss Emma Hanson miss
HOgue A NJ e Hall miss Bette
IadIey mrs Q P Hampshire Angie
ii Ill mrs ID N
Jarvis Eliza B Johnson Jennie
Il ANN Mary Kendall Mary E
EA Knox Mile kIrbo miss Annie
kIrkham miss o.
q EVILS mrs Bell Lucast Barbara
EALamagdeleine A Lawson mrs T.
Lusher Lizzie Lynch Jennie
LOkus miss Lancaster miss V
Nh ARTIN Mary McLeish mrs MG
IgA Naples mrs NJ Marshall mrs L
Maser Jane Madden Mary
Manning Mollie McQuown Lucinda
MatheWsS a Maxam > l.
McLain Almira Morten mrs Anna
Moore Kate Mason mrs Everett
Mcfarland Kate
10 EWBANKS c Nancy Dora
nSRORN Annie Overs rect SamI W
- OvertonS Olmsted Lizzie
OMEN miss Mary
nhIEsT mrs K PauIson mrs Sarah
III Powers Isabella Price Lou J
Parsons Mary Ann Priest miss Maggie
PassmOre M4nerVy Powers Miss Annie
Patrick mrs Francis
DEYNOLDS NJ A Ruther miss Katy
Ia Riley miss Lou Il JDertS miss Kate
Reynolds mrs l. Reed Mamie
Ragiand Nancy Raleigh miss AZ
ReustOn Emma Roche Margaret
Reed mrs Sarah
SON MEiS mrs L StinSOn mrs Eli
- Small mrs Lizzie Stuart mrs NJ NJ
SCOTLAND miss Lizzie stark miss Mary r
Smith mrs Lutte SSlnny miss Mary
SchlmIng mrs M Stroud mas Matt
Sands mrs Sarah j Smith mrs Julia
Shannon mrs Mile Sanders Mary
Stafford mrs Ca RE Smith miss Rachel
Scarborough miss A Smith mrs AHasy
smith mrs oarah Sandernan mrs \
Smith miss Sudie Scarborough II NJ
Smith miss Hattie Stoard Mary
Scotland miss A
FHNHOMAS Rachel Turner mrs G.
II Tennis mrs w TrueDlOOd mrs L ]
ThomDOn mrs A Trunck Barbra
WIGUS Jane Van Hook miss Ada
Neatch mrs j ul1a NeItz mrs Margaret
KATINSION mrs h watson as Ann
w Walker VIM Wright Melinda
Woodward miss * Wills mrs ATty
White miss Emma Walter Mary Ann
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-A young man
By the name of Love, who lives in
Indiana, opposite Henderson, plead
guilty to grand larceny, and was sent
to the penitentiary for two years.
This young mans theft consisted in
stealing about S45 from his partner
while drunk, and spending the same.
He only took half the money pos
sessed by his partner, and intended to
replace what he used; but he was
arrested and plead guilty, and the
Judge had to send him up.
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OFFICIAI

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in th e
POst-Office at Evansville. State of Indiana
on the Ilth day ofJune, 1869.
Persons calling Tor any of these letters
will please say Advertised" giving date.
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R1- The best Letter Heads only
So per ream, printed in the best style.
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rrEAMROArS

ron OwENsBoRO, CANNELroN. LOU-
ISVlLLE, AND CtNCINNATI
The hrst-class steamer
tx CHARMER.
aP p. X. Barclay, Master,
sam. James, Clerk
Leaves for Cincinnati and an way ports
SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH,
at 10 O'Clock AN.
For Height or passage apply on board.
or TO DUKE MICH EI.SgN
lnnll d2t Agent.
FOR oWENsBURO. CHAMELEON. AND
LOUISVILLE
The fleet and elegant passenger steamer
ad9S MORNING STAR.
al. r. Gilmore, Master.
kinuie smith, Clerk
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
SATURDAY, JUNE I2rH,
at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
w. O.. BROWN 81 Co,
dlt Agenta
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBURG, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
The dne passenger steamer
Rs5 p. W. STRADER,
60 - Albert stein, Master,
WIN leave for New Orleans and an way
ports on
SUNDAY, JUNE 18TH,
az - o'clock NJ
For freight oil russage apply on board.
or 20 ~. o.. BROW M a. co.
or HUMPHREY, PATRICK q CO.,
lumll az Agents.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Yester-
day morning, near the Upper School
house, Master Charley Huston, while
handling a small pistol belonging to
another boy, accidentally shot him
self in one of the fingers of his
left hand Luckily the ball passed
through the Aeshy part only, thereby
preventing him from losing finger.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The case Of Me-
Henry vs.. Aiken, after trial Of three
days, was ended yesterday. Verdict
for plaintiff in the sum of.s133 As.
Joseph Lyon vs.'R. NJ Bishop and
others. Suit to enfore u contract.
Verdict for plaintiff ia the sum of
$3.50.
Mary Philips, attachment for con-
tempt; discharged. 1t was ordered
by the Court that certain persons who
had advised her to conceal herself
and avoid attending the summons of
tue Court, be required to answer why
they should not be punished for con
tempt.
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FIRsr INTERMEpIATE.

Ninth Street School House. -Mrs.
Margaret McCalla, Principal. and
Miss Ruth Gilmore, Assistant. Num-
Der of pupils enrolled, IS; average
attendance, 81. There was a large
attendance Of visitors at this school.
Bouquets were on!every desk, and.the
room nicely decorated. The examin-
atoms were very fair, espe cially in
reading and the blackboard exer-
cises.
Upper School House-Miss Cherry,
Principal, and Miss Kate Spence,
Assistant. Number enrolled, 76;
average attendance, II. Fine floral
display, and the room nicely decor
ated. Plenty of visitors. The exam
nations throughout were excellent,
and the singing wassreally fine. The
way the pupils read new music,
written on the blackboard, for the
first time, by Prof. Tinker, is really
astonishing. A poem, describing the
death of a GOLFERS child. entitled
Poor Little jim" was recited in a
beautiful and touching manner, by
little Ida Bedford. The recitation of
this little poetical gem brought tears
to the eyes of many persons present.
Eight scholars recited. together, the
poem of " Barbara Fretchie." This
is the Prize First Primary School,
and the prize card hung on the
wall, surrounded by an evergreen
wreath.
Louer School House = Mrs. L.
Plummer, Principal, and Miss Nettie
Ewing, Observation-Disclosures of pupils
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FINE FOUNTAIN JETs.-We no
tieed, yesterday, in the show-window
of Gibson & Welsh, plumbers, on
Locust Street. a fine fountain in
operation, and were shown quite
a number of different jets of
water, some Of which revolved, and
were very beautiful. The fountain
can be seen in operation on Locust
Street, between First and Second.
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B9- Don't fail to call at the Jour
NAL Office and see the new Green
Envelopes, the nObbiest Envelope in
use.
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THE Book BUsINEss.-But few
persons have any proper comprehen-
sion of how vast is the book business
10 this country. Take one Item, :"
for instance, as illustrative: Matthew
Hale Smiths Sun hjne and ISh ldoa0
IN Nelo York." which is the exciting
work Of the times, is selling at the
rate OF 900 copies per day. and is
sold exclusively by agents, (see ad-
UertisemeHt IA another column The
publishers CT. B Burr a. Co., Of Hart
ford, Conn., use two tons of paper a
day, and run six large roller presses
constantly to supply the current de-
mand. This is doing a wholesale BUSH
ness with one book alone. This is a
large work, too, it must be remem-
bered, between seven and eight hun
drcd pages loyal octave, and yet it
rivals in rapidiiy of sale Uncle
Toms Cabin of old. Think of the
countless number of the small books
published. Surely ours is a reading
country.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. S, 4. Palmer, late
of the Pike County, Petersburg
Tribune, was in the city yesterday. en-
route to Newburg, where he proposes
to start a new paper-the Nel0Burg
Nelos.
Mr.. A. J. CaIkins, Of the Princeton
Clarion, was in the city yesterday.
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Our Public SchOOls-AnnuaI ExamIn.
atIOns.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS,


INTERMEDIARY SCHOOLS.
The school examinations were con-
tinued yesterday. and the attendance
of visitors was quite large. A greater
interest is being taken in the public
examinations this year by the parents
and guardians than at any previous
annual examination. This circum-
stance has been remarked by all who
have heretofore attended the exam
nations. and its good effect has not
been lost on either the scholars or
teachers. We can assure every one
that few hours cannot be passed in
a more pleasant and interesting man
ner than by attending one or the other
of the public school examinations.
The following schools were exam
ined yesterday morning. commencing
at 9 O'clocks
SECOND INTERMEDIARY.
Ninth Street School House-Miss
L. Hawley. Principal. and Miss Hat
tie Bierbower, Observation-Disclosures of
pupils enrolled, 90; average attend
ance, IS. This school room was crowd
ed with visitors A beautiful bouquet
was on each desk, and the walls were
finely decorated with flags, pictures.
and evergreen wreaths. Examinations
very good; singing excellent. Some
fine recitations were given by the
scholars, and a pretty little piece.
representing the months of the year,
was presented at the close.
LOloer School House-Miss M. J.,D.
Moore, Principal. and Miss l.. RE
mer, Observation-Disclosures of pupils
enrolled, 81; average attendance, go
School room crowded with visitors.
Examinations good; spelling and def
nitions excellent, and not word was
spelled without the meaning of the
same being clearly understood. But
this will apply to all the schools,
for in the same grades the reasons are
the same. The singing was very fine,
and several Rotations were we'll rem
dered.
Upper School House-Miss Virginia
Conn, Principal, and Miss Milly
Weld, assistant. Number enrolled
80; average attendance rs. This is
the prize Second intermediate School,
as the prize card on the wall testi-
fed. although we were informed by
Prof. Cow that the difference in the
standing Of the three second primary
schools was very slight. The desks were
beautifully decorated with bouquets,
aud the air was laden with the fra
grant odor of the flowers. The gen
eral decorations of the room were
good, and the room was crowded with
visitors. The exercises were quite in
terestiug, and the examinations show.
ed that the children had been care
fully taught and thoroughly dis
ciplined.
The following schools were examin-
ed in the afternoon. commencing at
half-past one O'Clock.
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doth Patches, FFeckIes 8 ian.

the ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
hose BROWN D1sCOLoRATIoEs on the lace
PeTT.y's Moth and BFeobJe Lotion. Pre-
AIRED only by DR.. B. @. PERRY, 80 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
aar26 d6m
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EVANSVILLE, CARMI AND PADUcAH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING
The directors of the Evansville,
Carmi aud Paducah Railroad Com
pany decided, at their meeting last
night, that they, with such other citi-
zens Of Evansville as they could get
to go, would make a trip over the line
Of the st. Louis branch of the road
as far as Mt. Vernon, in Illinois,
next week. They expect to be in Mt.
Vernon, Indiana, on the 18th, in
Carmi on the 18th. McLeansboro on
the 18th, and in Mt. Vernon, Illinois,
on the 18th.
It is the wish of the directors that
the knowledge of their intention to
visit the places above named should
be as fully known as possible, that
they may be able to meet as many of
the people or their trip as possible.
If any of the places should see fit to
get up meetings for the days named,
they will not be disappointed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
Ing Is a list OF the real estate transfers for
the week ending June IL. 1869, as appears
on record on the books OF the County Au-
ditor:
Mary Ann Hubbard to Anna z Cox. Lot
No. Il, in Block 3. Hubbard's Addition, for
$40
Alvah Johnson to Peter Folz, Lot 1. in
Block d. Parretps Enlargem cut, for 500
Sheriff Of Naad"~burgh County To II.
BrummelhauS, Lp %. Block l, Eastern
Enlargement, for SIs coo.
Chas. kuhl 10 AnttoDy Refs, Lots 10 and
10, In Block 8, Southern Enlargement, for
81 500.
VIM. Reavis to Wrl. Rudy, part OF Block
90, Lamasco City, for $500.
Nicholas SeiO to Christ. Pappert, part of
the Northwest corner of The NoFthw st
malt OF the Northwest quarter, g, 5, IL, for
Sl66.
NJ. A. Miller to John c. Miller, Lots l and
2 Ia facttOnal Sections 2f, Z, IL; also Lots 1
and east, in fractional Sections p, Z, IL
aud Lots / and west, in fractional Sec
lions %. 7, II, for $3.50.
John Ingle, Jr., aud John +. Martin to
Fred. Brizivus, Lots 1 and 2 in Block 2,
Ingle's Addition, for 81, $50.
James II. cutler, to John $ McConkle,
Lot !, IN BLOCK l, Eastern Enlargement, for
$1,000.
Michael Feuerbach to George Schenck.
81 ,009
John Hafner, o II. p. Dexter, Lot II. In
Block AZ, Lamasco. for S325.
Anton Bettay, to Louis Rehucke, Lot 49,
In Block AZ, LamascO City, for 81 900.
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MONETARY& COMMERCIAL

JOHN W FOSTER, p. NJ
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keseryed Orchestra 75c Psrquet reserved 50c Dress
Circle, Zoe. Evening begins ats
Monday evening new programme and
sensation Pantomime.