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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-21

| HUsTINGs CoURT-Judge Norton prest
hng:.No business of Importance was trans
.c ed IN this court yesterday. The follow.
inc inc business will be disposed of to-day
Comm. 'nWealth Is. Pettyjohn. The civil
doeket docket VII not be called until Friday S To.
day and Monday are the only days upon
which the lt!minal bushes will occupy the
attention of th>a court.
The Jury In thu case Of William Johnson,
charged with ste1ling plated-ware from
George C. Gary 6 Brother, not agreeing on
verdict. were discharged, end the prisoner
bailed in $3.50 to appear at the next term:
Benjamin Jackson (colored), tried for big
amv, and assigned to three years in the
| penitentiary, was granted a new trial, and
bailed In $500 for his appearance at the next
term. -
One juror, who failed to appear when
summoned by the Sergeant, was fined $40.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES
~>-~-~.~~~~>~>~~~N~
GERMANIA
VI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORE.

To give some idea OF the prc.cn!nent soundnc.s s
and security of this COMPANY 5 investments II !s
only necessary 10 glance AT the annexed extra 81
from the official table from the report for lses "i
Hon. William Barnes, Superintendent OF the insil-
Ing the proportion Of realized ca su 70 unreal allied
or CONTINGENT items in the asset tSints OF va
Tious New York companies
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD. - CHANGE OF SCHEDuLE.-On
and after SUNDAY, October 10th, 1909, MAIL
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for W bite Sui
phur Springs ut A. NJ; leave White sulphur
Springs at 4. NJ, and arrive at Richmond 4ao Z.
M.-niaklng close connections with the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad mall train In
both directions ut Gordonsville, avoiding the de.
lays heretofore existing between Richmond and
Washington.
lottesvic and Richmond will leave charlottesville
at 4:3O a. NJ. and arrive In Richmond at 10 A: Si.
on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and SATUR-
DAYS. Returning same days, Win leave Rlcli-
mOnd ut $40 y. NJ. -
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsvllle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
md Manassas railroad for Alcxandria, Washing
ton, Philadephla, New York, ,Lynchburg Knox
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont.
gomery, Mobile, &c. ut Staunton with stages
for Harrisonburg, Weyer's Cave, and Augusta
Springs Ut Goshen with stages for Lexington, 4.
ttiral Bridge, Rockbridge Alum Springs, Cold Sui.
pEur Springs and Rockbridge Baths; at Millboro'
with stages for B.th Alum and Warm Springs
at CoViHgton with stages for Hot and q, Healing
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
aid Red Sweet Springs and at White Sulphur
springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew.
~ JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
General Ticket Agent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DISCOVERY OF HEAVY ToBACco-STAMr
FRAUDs-ARREsT OF PARTIES ACCUSED
The revenue officers Of this district have for
some time past been aware Of the incress-
ing circulation of counterfeit tobacco stamps
Of various nominations, and for several
weeks skilful New York detective. named
Beach, has been employed in nosing out the
parties engaged in the fraudulent transac-
tons. The detective, pretending to be in
the trade, soon made the acquaintance of
Mr.. Frederick Bannasch, who, 1t is alleged,
after some cautious parley, intimated his
willingness to sell him lot Of damaged"
stamps at little less than the market price.
Mr.. Beach pretended to think the price too
high, and that Bannasch was selling too high
above cost, and by this means finally secured
an introduction to Captain Thomas w.
Roche, who was reported to be the manager
Of the business.
Having satisfied himself Of the completely
of Roche and Bannasch in the circulation of
the counterfets, Beach laid his little plan
for their arrest. On Tuesday evening he
went to the hou,s OF Rannasch, No. S25
Broad street, and bought of Roche and Ban
nasch, whom he met there according to ap-
pointment, 152 siXty-pound stamps, paying
therefor 81 900 in currency. The price of
the same number Of genuine siXty-pOund
stamps would have been about $4,000. Beach
having pocteted the stamps and Roche the
money, the former went out on the side
walk, and was Immediately arrested, as pre-
concerted, by Colonel Egbert, chief Of po-
lice, and Detective O'Dwyer, who were in
waiting. Turning their pretended prisoner
over TO a policeman, the officers rushed into
the house, and found Roche and Bannasch
in room up stairs. They were at once ar
rested. and the money Csi, ,0O0) paid by the
detective for the stamps was taken from the
person Of Rccii6. Both denied their guilt,
but were taken to police headquarters,
where they were closely confined until yes
terday morning.
They were then brought before United
States Commissioner Chahoon, hy whom
the case was continued until the 22d in
slant. John III. Stone was also brought be-
fore the Commissioner on the charge Of
completely in the affair. They were bailed
for their appearance on the day named, the
amounts fixed being as follows: Roche,
$4,000: Bannasch, $4,000: and Stone,
5000. The accused still StOutlv affirm their
innocence, but the revenue officers claim to
have the most conclusive evidence Of guilt.
Bannasch was formerly a clerk in the reve-
nue. service, Roche detective, and Stone
IN inspector of whislley.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER %, 1899.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 2l. lsee.
sun rises. ..,..,....... 6.33 Moon rises. g. Is
sun sets 5.27 High tide. q. 10
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~ JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
oco General Ticket Agent.

AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINE-FQR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND ORTHWEST-CHANGE
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY Y(EXCEPTSUNDAYS).
On and after TUESDAY, sth OF june, passengers g
vest will take the passenger train from the depot
q the Richmond and York River RI. Railroad In q; ss
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. G. FREEMAN,
Or kENNEBEC, Captain J; II. FREEMAN,.both
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
J. Lgt-Strect wharyes, foot OF Barry street, daily
Except Sundays) at O'Clock P. NJ. passengers
irriyfng in Richmond at 1915 p, NJ. the following
lay In time To connect with the express train
IN the Richmond End Danyille railroad for Dsn-
Vile and all poin.B on that road; Grecnsbo 20,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columbia, b. C.s
and all points South.
leaves Richmond daily Except Sundays) at
o'clock p. N. leaves West Point daily texsept
THOMAS DODAmEAD,
les Superintendent.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST, rfa the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
,arrying the United states mall twice DAILY. EieI
trains The through trains OH this road are now
run from the depot corner of Byrd and Eighth
''Tshe' The DAY D. lA?Ti THRoUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lI:lS A. NJ, arriving In Wash
lfiernoon express trains for the North, East, and
The: The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
attached, leaves Richmnnd daily lSundnys except
ad at sis P. NJ arriving In Washington ut e:lo 4.
w. connecting Win Win Rs early morning trains fof
fRs fRh ccoMMoDxqgIoN s. TRAIN FOR a'id Moid
EShth S strsess at n Returning, arrives ss
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
For further Information and through tickets, APP
ply at the Office OF the company mp; corner Bsosd and
dee corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent. my4
DICHMoND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3D. the trains OF this road win be as follows:
Leave Richmond At A. III. and 2:5S =. II.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
H. and Petersburg .si daily at 4. II. isandsys e1.
The IA. NJ. train win not leave Richmond on
sundays, and the $50 T. M train WIN not leave Pc
Passengers for Norfolk win take the s:ss P. NJ.
train on and after August the uth instant.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
viii leave Clover Hill att A. NJ. and, returning,
leave Richmond at 2:ao p. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
a@''' anu '"' THOMAS H. wYNSE,
apis Superintendent.
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CUMAC WANTED.-W pay the highest
- market price in CASH for SUMAC, delivered
either at our tannery In Manchester, at railroad
depOts In Richmond. or ut store li22 Main street
Richmond. The leaves must be of green color
well dried and free from berries sticks, and sand.
se2i HULST l. KING.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
!. +. BO2EMAS, PRESIDENT:
u. h. WILCOX, SECRETARY.


j. +. BOzEMAS, PRESIDENT:
u. Il. WILCOX, SECRETARY.
Continues to furnish PERFECT SECURITY
against loss or Damage by fire on all kinds Of In
snrahle property al adequate rates.
Agents can he found at every prominent point In
the southern States, to whom application Tor In
su7cuco may he made. Apply to
J. II. MONTAGUE,
oc lp-dlwtTu&S2n No. lil9 Main street
TsNBE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S230Oo0.
Chartered by the Commonwealth Of Virginia
once: Northeast corner of Ninth and Main
streets, Richmond, Va.
This company iSsues participating policies on
farm and city property. by which the Insured be.
comes a member OF fhe company. sharing In It's
nrof;S. 4 scmi-&nn~a! dividend of three per cent
declared July !, Is e.
= :. CALVERT, President:
II. <. PRICE. Nlce-prCsident and Treasurer
j. W. SSNS0N, Secretary;
IiR. II. 6. DAVIDSON, General Agent.
&C li--lm
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LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT
tFTrIT s.
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toh.le" =" " ....,..,..,,. l,500, 600
AssttS =. ,,it 49,, -. . 500, 00G
~4hhu,'' ~ iaId iI p'''0 " ....... 500, 00e
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WANTED, TWENTY BOARDERS,
w who will be furnished with plenty of every
thing good to eat 1T $50 per month.
c. c. CLARKE.
Oc lS-Iw Governor street.
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FOR RENE.

GTRAYED, on the 10th instant, Tgsssfs
; from the farm of Mrs. iIoscey, four k.E-JtA-
miles from Manchester, RED and WHITE
COW, with bell on her neck. Is about six years
old \ liberal reward will be paid for her return,
or for any information rs to her whereabouts.
oc Tits JOHN ID. THOMAS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pICIIMOND THEATRE.

MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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When the leaves begin 10 change, remit.
tent and iutermltfeut feVerH MAKE their
appearance. From Tie surface of tho earth
bathed nightly in heavy utWss nom
marshes and nwamps surchfrRod with
moisture. from the dying foliage of tne
woods, from lettering pools aud sluggish
health aud ilfe. Tine body deprived by
the burning aperture OF July and Au-
gust Of much OF IT, vig9f and elasticity, ~
aud hence all Diseases thml Hre produced
by a depraVcd condition or tuo atmDa.
phero are particularly prevail nt ln tha
FAN.
There a. no reason why the health OF
Thousands OF people should BIZ thua ancri-
feed. preparatory Cnmraf OF MDaLENH
TER'8 STOMACH BIIThL3 i4 certain
protection against tie cpidcmlce aud cna
Let all dwcliers iu unhealthy l0cnliilnH.
liable to such VisitntlOuas give need 90 the
warning and advice conveyed q this noe
vertlsement, nnd they innY hli defiance
10 the foul cXhalatiOua which nre now
rising, night and day, from tho son nrouuu
them. NO farmhouse in fHe lnuo should
be without this invaluable eEnlIaraut and
.inwlaorant az any period 90 tho cHr, but
especially In the Fan 70 lB not safe tO mp
forth into tbc chill, misty atmosphere ~
sepiomber morning on evening Wild NE
the t0nics which medical chemistry has
yer given 10 the world HDhfE IALlt'H
BiITERB are admitted 90 Dc hn pureHt,
the most WhoioaOmP, aud tho most bone.
ncial.
Let oil who desire 10 escape The bilious
attacks, bowel com plants nuu mHlnrlOuf
levers, take the BlTrEH8 at least twice
day throughout tho present reason. ~ lH
the Trademarks, " IiO5IEIIEl's eIOM.
A. ii BtIIEks." engraved on tho label
and embossed on the bottle. and their ray-
nue. stamp cJvelinR the cork r6 counter
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Lnay er. The boat viii BE- repalrod "a
River. tst''N 70 AthhI'at-
meme, me new steamer bsiBg bult 81 Wlnoua.
flttt ttf,, = ~ INC NuffnHaElFru Union
Line lWhlo Col afJ, ia h. t. rsfI.f 49,.
audef nlteAelit tn honor offbor.,g pr...f
Genb OF tne bhiengo uud NurfhvraterU
Railroad.
we reRr ito learn that ctffsf.. ,t......-
". cuilum, N the shamrocr. +. -...-'i,. ~
ferinR from bis lame foot. ANA rffr4y ..-.t t
able 10 command The Shamrock tIfr f-i-
Captain j. Alex. Frazier VIII probably tate
her out.
PADUCAH-Tho Cairo BH'efA on Statue
day contains the following;
The PAducah KeutueLf1u, iu giving aa
account OF the explosion Of the Phantom.
says:
has been employed iu tho Teuuoss8 River
trade. After Tie accident o. the Cumbel-
land, some weeks ago, the Phantom took
ner place in the llre betwcEn EVnnavIla
Clara scott. that had been running iu mo
Wabash trade, was put tm as an opDoaltluu
boat between EvnUbvtItE nnd cairo. nmH
ran on the same days AZ the Phantom"
The Henticki1u has the relation ~ the
Phantom and Cinrn Scott directly r0veTs=
ed TIE PhaI tom dld not take the place
OF the Cumberland. on Che contrary, tunt
place and the fumii were nasiHmed % the
Clara SCOTT by Tho owners OF the Cumbera
laad, the ARRANGEMENT 10 cOutlnuo during
low water. TIE Phantom WIS running in
opposition 10 tue Clara scott, the successor
or the Cum berl md.
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sg0KgTARY& COMMERCIAL
WEEKEv REVIEW.

FINANCIAL = From present indications
we do not look Tor very easy money
market for some time to come.
The Banks and Bankers are not disposed
TO crowd themselves, in view OF The wants
of the pork interests. which Will have to
be taken care Of. some of the pork dealers
are making their arrangements already
with the Banks, for supplies; rate 10 to y
per cent.
Exchange, par buying 10 q premium
selling.
Gold advanced a little, buying at I34,
selling at lsGJz.
Government bonds have declined. We
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We, therefore submit the same to your
Board as q part of tbfs report, and add
that we find that, since 1852, the said Victor
Bisch has had charge of the Soldiers Re-
lief Fund. and sic &c 1854, of the Bounty
Fund, and that he has honestly discussed
all sums that came into his hands,
amounting In the aggregate to s2l4,667 40.
And we urther state that after full in
vestigatioD, we believe All disparaging RI
mors set adOat against the in egrity Of
Sld vtesog No, ~, Ia Il Inc lse
SAMUEL ORB,
n. ]. BRAY.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. II, 1869.
And now, here The Board OF County
Commissioners approve and CONCUR in the
foregoing ep0rt.
PHILIP DECKER. President.
THOMAS BOWERS,
SAMUEL BARKER.
sep20-dSt&W2t Com mlzsioners.
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RrroRr on rHa R,IINry rIIxn

To the Honorab Board of Commissioners
fEVanderburgh County,:
Tie undersigned committee. appointed
bylyour honora Die Board II assist In the.
iuation and investigation of the re-
port OF victor Bisch, CoUnty Auditor, con-
ceFmng his management OF the Bounty
Fund. would report that in compliance
with COMMUNICATIONS, we have made full
ana thorough Investigation OF all the re-
uHd; that We have examined ana COM
pared all records, accounts, receipts and
vouchers; have also collected il formation
from private individuals and other sources.
The I flowing is n pitulations of the Ie-
celPtS ana dlsburSetn entS of said Bjsch. as
TO wit:
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AcI fUep ~
The total amount issued on account Of
he relief Fund, by Dir. Bjscll. and IS
shown by this foregoing report OF your
Committee, IS s57,SiS o.. which, with sl67 50
on nand in county orders aud cash. equally
balances the total amount received into
the Treasury Of the Relief Fund.
your com mittee has exs mined the Com
lnisslonerS' Records, AMI upwards Of
twenty-five thousand vouchers aud re-
ce1pts; also the Journals and Ledgers, to-
getner with the Trustees and County Com
mlsSioners' certificate Pass Doors and
ReoemptioH Record IN the Treasurer's
office, and upon q thorough examination
Of the anne. We ind ali accounts and mat
terS pertaining 10 The said SoIdis1s' Relief
up1, accurately and honestly maGaged
and kept BY said Victor Bisch
Respectfully submitted.
a II. W. EAUEii, f.,,,,,s
4. w. PECR, o04iAt
Evansville, Sept. 4, 1869,
We hel6by certify that the fO5eaoIag
report IS true and correct. i-.
IL. ". LAUER,
T. w. PECK.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, tins
lFthiday of Septemb +, 1869.
aaH e.. 81. WEsSELEE.
Etl k Noatry Public
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BUILDING MATERIALs.-The demand is
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about tbs same. We quote: sash,
sc to lie per light; Doors. 81 70 TO 81 so
each; Blinds. 81 50 to So 70 per pair;
Nails, 81 50G5 IS per keg for I0d;
Glass, So 40 to Is 90 per box; White
Lead, 50 90 to So 70 per keg; Lime, zoe to
81 90; Cement, So 5O92 70.
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GRAIN = Wheat = Very little change;
S5c9sl 90 for Mediterranean, and 81 10 for
English; white, 81 O5gI 10. Corn is firm
at E5@s0c IN ear; sheIIed, sO9s5c in new
burlaps. Oats, 1rm at SOC in new bur
laps; from wagons loose, 40g45c. Rye,
70975c per busheI. Barley. 81 OO9I % per
bushel.
FLoUR-We quote City Mills new white
family flour at 81 GI97 90; new red wheat
family at S. OOg6 50: extra IS 00@6 90.
CORN MEAL-Kilns dried nomiralIy 81 90
a IS per barrel. None in market.
HAY-Baled, sI49SI6 per ton, according
to quality, and dull. Loose, slO,9l2.
BRAN-Isheld at sl4G9l6 90 per ton
SHIPsTUFF-s2O O0825 90 per con.
NEW PoTATOEs-40g5Ocp per busheI.
SALF-Fair demand; small barrels at
So %, and large 81 rs per barrel.
GUNEIEs = New stock reserved is held
at 2I922c; good quality OF secondhand
old at I59l6c, and dull.
SEED-Flax Seed. 81 7592eO, according
to DUALITY; orchard grass, 81 S5; red top,
81 %. 81
GREEN APPLEs-Dull; 81 OO9l so per bar
rel, according to quality.
LE1IoNs-Light supply and in fair de .
mand at Sl2914 90 per box.
WHITE BEANs-sl 75@2 90 per bushel, and
dull.
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DRIED APPLES -6g7c per pound.
DRUGS AND LIQUORS.

LIoUo8s - We quote as follows:
new copper distilled whisky 81 5O@2 %;
one to two years Old So O094 so; high
wines 81 O5e5t OS; reetIhed 81 O09tl 10 as to.
proof; common bourbon anu Rye, 81 %
O. so; and Brandy, 81 S5G3 90; Holland
gin 81 5O92 80; imported brandy Sl2 O0@
SIS 90; Old Port, 81 5016 80; imported gin,
So 5O@7 50. f...--r 81
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Editors Journals
Permit me through the columns Of your
paper, IN Justice 90 myself. 10 say that
colonel J. v. Ouihfie Is mistaken In re-
gard 10 having sent James a. Auble aud
robert fteden (haviuR first sworn theIn)
10 test the Cumberland's boilers" and aleO
ported 10 me that they had made the test
according TO my Instructions, and lad
found the boilers IA good condition and
safe, to he satisfaction or Mr.. Keden. en-
gineer or the Cumberland" as published
IN his card in tie New Albany Led0cr or
Thursday last. 4 was not the engineer OF
the Cumberland NJ the time DESIGNATED,
and did not 90 with Mr.. Aubic TO test her
boilers. Horace Int was the head en-
RlueeF OF too Cumberland az The lime Of
the inspection, and IS probably the party
reierfe 10 by Colonel Guthrie.
ROBERT RIDDEN
Evansville, September 20 1863.
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EyANsyILLr. cont. 20. y.

EVANSVILLE, sept. 20, 1909.
c0rfobOrate the above statement that
Mr.. keden was not sent with mo By Col.
Gnthrie 10 Inspect the boilers ~ the cum
bertrand. Horace Int WAS head engineer
OF tic Cumberland whom 4 inspected her.
JA8. J.. AuBlIc.
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ND nrnllng I00l.

An Essay for Young Men on The Crime
OF Solitude, and the Disen9e8 nnd Anu.ea
which create impedl mcutH % ~ AMhlANhl
with sure means Of relief Gent iu scaled
letter envelopes, free of chnrRe. A0dfett
Or. j. sKILLIh HOUGHIDNf hoWhiA
Association, Philadelphia Pa
Juul2 dJm Tsp
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at q per cent. on.
The following quotations are from the
office OF w. J. Lowry s. Co., Bankers, No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS
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0rdgr for OUenirg Alley il Block %

0Fdgr for Opening Alley IL Block %
AUGUST 50, 1868
TzSAT SIX WEEES'
" public notice by advertising N The
Evansville Daily Journal be given that on
the nth day. IF Oc Ober, 1859, the com mon
Council of the city o. Evansville viii
MAKE an order for opening an alley in
Block IS, situate between Ninth and Tenth
street and extending fr m Second TO
Third Avenue Gin the town Ian ascot
now city of Evansville; said alley TO De OF
the width OF 90 feet, and The west line OF
SAID alley to be (l20) feet distant from
NINTH street, and parallel with said Ninth
street, ana should any person aggrleved
at any time y 1thtn six weeks 3 % III to the
Common council Tor redress by petition or
remOnStTauce lett win the Clerk of the
Common Council. aad e0utaintnst n stata-
ment OF the injuries cOnp!afncd of ana
the amount demanded therefor said NJ f.
ton or demonstrates Will be CONSIDERED
heard and t=tmined by the CouncIl o.,
the IIth dag. ef October, 1879; and il is fur
tber ordered. That the Clerk record on the
Minute Book of tie Council the D at of
said Block No q, with the surrounding
streets showing the location, width, and
length OF said alley, as the sine IS pro-
posed 10 be laid out ard opened, which
plat has been prepared by James ID. Saun-
ders, City Surveyor.
Attest: A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
By r. A. MC5R1FF, Deputy Clerk
City Clerk Ofice, Sept. :, lo0J-se3 6w
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