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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

ACKNuwIE pGEMENT. The Alexandria 1t
brary Company nckn)wir'ira the r,csir' ri
valuable donatllns ct books ir"m The following
persons:
F:oln Messr,. CIAxt"n, Etmsen anl ll,ilai.
iueer, I'ubtishcr4, PhiladcIpsTf; Titles 81
Christ, Wusjow q; Tree Of Lille, do. pavotions
Of the Ages, Allen Mistress Marcery, ilolh ;
Protestant Gems, Vim. llni>h Scripture
Mammal, Brooks Sabbath School Manual. ID.
The Son of Man, Cnnlin. From the late Cant.
W. H. pulany - Roscoe's leo the Frnih, i
vols From Dr. X. H. Stator, Lille IT VII
liam Penn, Lille aud Liberty in America, he
bis'> Animal Chemistry, Scenes IN the Practice
OF New York Surgeon, Gentleman, Aia=a
zine, History Of New Jersey. Democracy il
America, Theirs History OF the Consulate and
Empire, Early Years ol tic Prince ConsorE,
De Chatcaubriand' $ Travels in Greece, &C.,
Die Gar;enIaubc lSGE and lSG4, Ellra of the
Alexandra Gazette during the war. from
Western Il Co.. , New York The Manufacturer
and Builder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

T,,p FlNcAsTLE SUFFERERS A private let,
ter received here yesterday says that D. families
were deprived OF their homes and every material
thing they possessed, by the late fire stf1ocastle'
n notetourt county, Virginia. ror'y lam'Ics
arc in consequence, occupying the Court House
Persons DESTROYS Of contributing to me wants
Of these sufferers, which are indeed urgent, and
cmbrac, necessities o! all kirdJ, can leave their
contributions at the residences OF Mrs Il. D.
Brockcs and Mrs. Geo. ID. Fowle CiethIns /
especially wanted, and ,hat suitable !"r al! aE'~'
from infants to old people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
$50 PER I'ON.
iNM. WHITELOCk s CO.,
Al south street, Baltimore, Md.
F"r sale by w. II. lR YIN, and
THOS. PERRY,

Nl"rapdri~-
eMpOKTAN Nj TO PLA NrEE5 n MI FAN-
MERS.
;: HIGH GRADE FERTILlZEK AT \
MODERATE COST.
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE fho5
PHATE,
Composed of Dissolved Bones, Ammonia ana
Potash.
This is a rich and active Fertilizer, IN when
i; concentrated al the richness of pure bone
made soluble by u generous application OF cul-
phuric acid aided by the proper proportions
Of Ammoni,. and Potash. Its analysis shows
Bono Phosphate of Limc......52 per ct.
of which is directly sOluble....l1 per ct.
AnmOnI a.............. per GU
fOtaS1 U pcr CT -
Tho proprictors of this Manure arc 80 we'll
satisfied of ts adspts biity to all crops and OF
its powerful influence in building mp worn out
lands and If really adding to the value OF the
pUrtsnce to the farming interests, that every
planter should give it trial, It only on a
small scale They iec confident inat q lair
trinl will prove it bo u beyond cavll, the very
article of al articles t. meet their necessltcf'
Price $50 per ton 2O00 lbs. For sale IN Isrge OF
small quantities ny IhOo.
NH SLIM IeHeral HSFne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

lyrspy,I, REVENUE DECISIONS A late
decision of tho Commissioner of lntrrnal ii2V-
,.nue, is to The effect that # IL customer orders
:, hin Of goods from his merchant which inc.uI.
cs an order tois some liquor which the merchant
does not keep, but which he goes ont an! bays
for him aud sends to him with the other
goods the merchant is liable to special tax;
Also that persons who sell soda water Favored
with vine shall BE- eeardcd rs liquar dealers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
Tho .ss:srkCfS.

New YORK, May T.. Stocks .teady. Ri ney
c.sy ut 5"G pei. cen. Gold ~. Virgins u;
cx coupon, CGi Ecw Gti. Flour is quiet and
u;chMngcd. Hhea. numin&lly la2c lower
Corn Is dull and L. lower.
BALTIMORE, M~y l2--Vlrginia sixos old, GG
bid, 5Cs asked. Cotton firm; middlng % -
tlour firm. but not active; good grades are
scarce and prices are unchanged. Wheat firm;
rc,!.syivnnia l:OalI5; Maryland is unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged whito lGIal4t !;
yellow II ja!lG Cats quiet at 63aG5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

LAND SALE--'lho Iarm OF Mr.. Thomas A.
Du.kat, i:no%a As Locust Ill.," in Queen
Aanne District, in this county, was sold al
hlortgagCc's sale on yesterday. |; contained
442i acr,.', and was purchased by Mr. Charles
Cia2ctt, lur the sum OF $l7,1UV, being about
$40 per acre. - MIrl,Or0 Gu."ttc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

DEM0REsT'S MAGAZINE From the book
and periodical store OF Mr.. Geo. +. French.
No. - King street, We received this morning.,
DcmorcSt's Mirror Of fashion Ter June IN
unusually attractive number
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

Yur AUDITOR cF THE TREASURY. In the
coming election, there is no Office within the
Gilt Of ne v9lcis ui Alexandria, more vltaIiy
imporiant to Tie nCSt interests Of the city, and
especially 20 lis financial success, than that OF
Auditor. His position is peculiarly rcspoH-
aihc one, and calls Tor he greatest care on Ike
tart Ii! voters, irrespective oil political or party
rr, aiiic,:;l to lr assured chat II be hcd by a
man OF sound Judgment, great dI>crctot, and
settled principles. il NAV not Dc gcncrall
known that the Auditor has to adjust and
credit ALI. accounts i,r Gid "g"ImA the Corpo,
ration, certifying them TO the treasurer, anu
ul,on h.% cnrtlfc!tirn ALONE, cOun;IrSlEned ny
the Mayur, the treasurer l.: authorized to dis
Nurse lha city .un!: lie las the rental &C
counts to keep, tn attend to all sales OF real
estate on acrnuut rt faces, Nc, to determine
the proE;ahc ru2vunr, for each year, and the
;1cl.h bic icmaHC: upon the treasury, 10 arrange
the stuck acc;llnt at the city, rs liabilities ard
dividends. ard il w1ri tH stnn'l before our
treasury ,nrf, The Gnardlan o! lis reputation;
We &C clad to SO that oar hnnorcd friend
and fellow c,!iz "a Robert $. .Ashby, ,sp., in
u:.?,r,itir: wi;! She earnest SIshcs nt many
voters aid tax 1,aycl$, has ANNOUNCED himself
4 c,niilaln Tor this rcsprn>Ihin position. We
urgr hi+ rirclinl tor !lc reason that he will
as,urcCiiy in the right Inan in the right nEacc
i cjrr,rl u,>I TAX PAYER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

intbr t,Iitof al Mr .h>tm}yTa t'f:ene -. :,
linI III HE proceedings OF the City Councl!
pub ish,i in Yesterdays Gazette, my cellar
aal that ii h]rs. Ilania presented as
ru!sann... Why lhc5t iwn shou!! II; tn! only
on? pre-. anlrl cannot tell, AZ every cellar on
thc entire square, Alr. Wmasn;':., the Nc'llon-
cr. incuIA is in the ~a,nH "lndltl'n. mere
l. notice Iii: matter that the public may know
i,a, Nil. tiarr; ana myself have us@l every
mc%sa 10 keel, Cur cellars dry but llud 1t an
>ihiliiv. SAMUEL GRIGG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

GREEN Peas MIR. LliIy, at Lis .t"ni in
the Market, had, this morni:., 4 supply oi
excellent green peas in thc:pod. 4 sign OF
The coming crop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
from Paris.

PARIS, May ID p. m.-At this hour all
Paris l., tranquil ia the meanwhile the scenes OF
the recent disorders are still partly occupied by
ir0Nns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

Tur RELIEF Committee in hichruond acS
oovledye the receipt OF go, from l'urkc y
Herh,rt. OF Alexandria, through Maury No'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

r:i- NorIrx.-Ai tina Conservative citizens
Of The Fourth WMrI sc requested 10 meet nj
the Er.ar,iship Engine House, "a. morrow Fri.
div; evening, 81 : o'clock, 70? iho purpose. OF
eliminating Suitable candidates for the Board Of
Aldermen and Common Council for s"id "srd.
nav 1D-DL SAM I'll. ~. pf'""-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
az s;ET EIN \ T.


-, "a EET O5TINF 81
-
~ |. j, j.cccnl Improvement.
,A.,so or tho RITTER SULPHATE
OUTLINE. with which AL are iHn'l''Sr'
Dose for Doe 1t l.
nrvn
" a. ~ IT !" ~
EulIr equal IN every way I" Blttcf Qu'hihe'
And. like it, is tho ono
iHrast, Positive and UntnillHg ~ NJ l"' MI
r,.,v.ur,; Or NALARIOUS ORIGIN.
fo'i I't "'rn ;tS Fever.
Chill Fever,
RtnitLrnt Fever,
Dumb Aguc.
and the long train OF disorders following these
,,,,,,u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

M h!exandra. Va. May ~ !s'L.
In accordance with resolution adopted NJ ~,
,,r",;ny # the Cr,y Council Of AlexsndF's' hein
On the evening Of TUESDAY tho Sd nsi n nav"
I"sgnstad the Mayors Office the TicH 91 W. Vs.
AInxandrlr Gazette the lns"ranrc"llGJ u Robin
- 70 "uni tho Countng-ro IN OF 'fco' ~ Hop' ,.
% :t,y the paccs where subscription books
z @ BE- "p S ed AMI where can be
i.r ,nr tho relicf Of the sufferers by the lnte DIS
,.,or q. K1ch:nonh. ". n. BERk LIZ y
hStet a. 1,, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
r @ A N
OF THE-
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RAILROAD
THE CHESAP EAhE AND OHIO RAIL
Road

KOAD
Is comIletcd and running from HlCHMONH,
Va, 10 the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, ia West Va, 227 miles. 1t is being
rapidly extended To The OHIO river, :,0 miles
further, making in all III mile.
In its progress Westward, it pancLralcs ana
opens up market tho WONDEhFuL COAL
Nv ''l - Oh t',' '""" 'P r,;, ,S
,oo',,,,,..,,;,o-
"'"''oo"' o0'''s y, C,s:r9 - ,-:.,;. ana
0hio anl,I. U:rs,.rr ,;.n,!w,. l,.rm :. !;as,-
ern markets..
When connp!a:rl !. vail c0nnc1Nhc splendid
barbor facilities ur the i,hnsaucui;c Bay with
reliable NAVIGATION on tl.. O!io iyor, and thus
with thr ontire : y:t".n 81; .;,.ilroni and Water
TRANSPORTATION. If tho great ,Yast an! south
west
It val! '""''' !. 'H"F.' ''5' ',"'' ''"
A0' '''''' ,.,.,r,.,,,,, ,rci.hr
.'','"''''''. =, ,:,,,.....
:. n:r ,l.,. },..,,,,,,. 80 III. ,o,-. i.upJr-
1871 .L,,,i,;o r.s+ ca, ,Hr., :.rrrl- ;,,ncs
of RAILROAD IN ;bo c1nu..:, nnA command !,
' - "
The comp'oi"h r";t''H 81 lin ''"'' l. ''"'"E
profitable and incFcH@I"& "A,lA""5' H''' = ''''''
cqunA Ia 'H''' !" III; i" 40 ran
gage upon the entire .'AH--'l''"E'o''
The !oHn Of the ChrSaphif:" ana OH" '''''
road Company, Beng = ''@' -n'' E':'' ~
the entire Iihc' properly NJ, '
,t'.'-, ,,,h.,a,.,.l conservative and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
WEUWN OUR MANDATORY,
THE Y EGETATOR

is prepared with great care from the best ma-
to!Ials which our resources enable us to com.
msnd, is uniform in quality an in good con-
diton for drilling.
Thus combining in proper proportion the
stimulating and nourshing properties, and
while tho plant is furnished with lood for its
prcscn. growth there is holl in reserve n suti :
cen. quantity o: nourshmtnt to supply tn Q
grain or pod 10 maturity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
FOR RENT.

sa FOR RENT. -
TWO NICE DWELLING HOUSES on
Washington street; Ecwly painted a"d in liae
condition. gas and water. Apply I"
my l2-Gt +. IL. BRHCk hIf
DOUND HILL BOARDING HOUSE.
| will open Il BOARDING HOUSE "bnut
The 10Th OF juno, 1870 u! Round Hill, Louloun
county, W.. for the purpose cf entertaining
city bourdcrs. Twelve or tin"on ran DC accom-
lnodatod. My establishment IL on the pike
running from heesburg t. Winchester twelve
miles wess of Lecsburg Public conveyance Il?
to tho door Persons wanting board, VII NJ
dress the undersigned. u. ElGAl:
Round Hill, Luudo;!n CO.. VIZ. my l2-c"3in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
LOCAL BREvIT1Es. thermometer stood

LOCAL BREvrTIEs. thermometer stood
at 49, this morning-ower than on any PREV
GUS morning during the month.
Vessels are now scarcer at this port, and
good freight charges and quick dispatch vii
be given to all craft engaged in the coal trade
MIR. Jefferson Roberts, who lives 90 the cor
ner of Royal and Queen streets, has an unusu-
ally large hen, weighing, it is said, as much IS
six pounds, that last week laid five eggs, the
largest of which was not larger than the egg OF
a partridge, and the smallest not larger than
cat birds egg.
When the Rev Dr.. Bullock who Iia4 lately
taken charge OF the Second Presbyterian
Church in this city, novel into the parsonage
oil that Church, he found that his congregation
had put down tn, necessary mating aud car
petng, and had stored the ar.lrr viii, All am
pie supply of provisions.
The Messrs. Cooncy have improved The cx
ternal appearance of the Tontin' ty the cree
ton of handsome iron bllcony IN the Came
ron street front Tn, internal arrangements
oil the house don't wan: any improvements
Col. GEO. W. BRENT, injarci by tie la;t
accident ia Richmond, AMI still in that city, is
improving every day, and will probably lie On
abel to return homo soon.
Mr. Robt. Beverly, Of Flului,r, who was,
also, injured at M:hm,rl, ". ate rIa I" see
has recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
rAUGU,S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

This popular Manure, the 2risinsl KaT B?ae
pnos phatc, has been thoroughly tested uur' III
Tho nn.t fifteen years and is Tecomnonded Win
r 90" to farmers and gardeners AS being
c1i;ri to any Manure in tho market, both rs
cror grower and fertilizer.
nm prepared to fill MI orders from bag
UPWARDS Price s5l per lDOL TO-:
"'""' THOS. PERRY,
,.h l. Agent for Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

The Coal Trade on the &. x O. Canal con-
t!rucs GOOD, : or 1000 ions are shipped daily
i1n.n EumhrIaII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
PROFESSIONAL.

A c. T A B E r,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
For Alexandria county. Virginia.:
Office with Brawner & Co., 10 North Fairfax
street, between King street and the
Mansion House, Alex
andria, Virginia.
Surveying, Civil Engineering, Oraugnung'
&C.. executed with accuracy and dlspstcn.
nov 2-tf
TAMES 3. HODGKIN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
TGradlate Baltimore College Dental Surgery,l
Office, cor. Washington s. Prince sts.,
Alexandria, Va
NITROUS OXIDE G as administered.
sep N-tf
VIZ Ii. ROBERTS,
DENTIST,
No. South Washington street,
Alexandria, We.
All Dental operations performed In the most
satisfactory manner, and on reasonable terms.
sep TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
SDeCr's "Stan.lar.i Wine YifterS.''

away with UncOmf0rfahIe TrusseS.
Comfort ard euro fo7 the Rupturcd. Sent posi-
paid on receipt of Zoe. Address
Dr.. +. T.. FUGIE
nh BIN l2u Lc ingtOn Av., n. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
IIS'r K u & + l Y II u ,

my lZ--ll '-----
sUST KEGElV Il u
a ittah lot Of
BANANAS, MOUNTAIN nnd II h;"l.'A
ORANGES end LEMONS, q,
NJ. BOS- ARTS,
,.,.lL3i- No II south Fairfax STREET.
l>i,OlJH-WeIch' best Family Fi%ur Hi*p,
Il Columbia Family aud linviIl: Creek
Mills Tuscarora, Va, and ). j. b"""T''"s
Extra Flour for sale BY ,,,,,,,,n.,pN
myl2 J. Cl1lH TON Mtl'n = NJ.
aDIE:p SUN UMBRELLAS @nd rJN-
si0EH rAEAS0!S just F.ce'vG =. = iT" III IL"
factory. tHA''' w W. 1;in[ I,,c.,
ny L.: W ME- -
,JANTED-A good active EOi t. live on "
w place Il short distance from the 'ltY. III
qairc at this onicc. '"'
nElED BEEF, FRESH BUTTER AND
~ ~. E - '''' s'', j. GC;L1NToN MlLBUEN.
AJGTICE-Allp persons t. whom the cH:Ht" at
" the la,c Patrick HammIlI j. lnunht"A ne
notified to appcar before nc NJ ~; 'n.'1 ~
n'rIk nm on Tuesday, May II, lS1u."id rove
their accounts, in accordance with = '''r"r ''
the Circuit Court. ..,,,.>,,,,ltJ
,n :, CommissI"nrr
I.IANTED.--l wish 10 purchase, SaVcr"' good
w SHOW GASES. for wnic n, ' I!.T PF''e
will he p.'d. vi 49, w w n "
| my Ct u" '-"'E '''''
unorsklkr".
III. }:s:,-. s>yIs: jnSt 'ocs,v,d 1t ,.v,,.
| ana WITHIN itE Il Si.A i r''
xarn HAVE SOME VEEy Nhili i!LE
| ~ CRY PROPERTY FOR - LH.
BECK, KNOX u kEEEl,
sp ;O-2w ~ King It.. .ii"xH, ~
[.kNTLEMEN WANTING y rEHFHHE
| d FIT IN .iiIii.T:i,
n,.. yylTMEit l. :3LAfNAkhi;s,
| md leave your measure with M "i"'r Tor lhr,':'
| w. vuaralItee satisfaction. my II
I1NGLlSH SALAD DKESSINh.yer fine;
| ~ also . fresh supply Crosse y hi4' h"'' s,
| PICKLES Just received by
| ,,.,r-,r IL King 81.
lust KECEIVED-A supply Of GERM n
! PEODUCE, comprising Barlcy, LcntiIs,
| Fsr;na. Sulit Peas, PruneS, ", &c. ny
an 'I''' FRED. KECKER.
- HHDS POKTU RICO and V. 7. HUG AXIS,
| y received this day and for sale very low ~
AVERY Il DAVlD$OM.
NV :,2G King St.. cor. Alfred
<xANNED GOODS at reduced price.
| [ c. VIM RAMSAY,
NV l47 King street
<~tHOlCE DRIED BEEF for sale by
~ NH ID j. CLINTON MlhbtlkN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

AIDES SUN UMHKElLAS ana roy
s,HEW rAKASO!.S just received from IL
: elias. W. GREEN,
" -. IS King st!c [.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

a ittah lot Of
BANANAS, MOUNTAIN nnd n '.~"'.'A
ORANGES end hEMOE&, Z;
NJ. BOS-A k1 :,
,.1l2i- No II south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

,ITDITE FRENCH plQUETS, ,o.n. s,so
II Beautiful quality and , TsTH GneA DpREsS
some very pretty 10 VIZ hie"O
"n W. e Just WILMER herr x sLA YMAKEFs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

Each article entering into the ,,omposion Of
the !rga.a."r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

,NANTED-A good active Eoi u n%c On :"
w place u short DISTANCE from the cry: >! III
uairc Ut ths OtIitc. my - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12

ukWSHEKKT & BROW NJ; ORiE&TAl:
u TOOTH PASTE, sn import Il article NM,
one Of the best preparations axt:nt i"r cleaning
anI preserving the teeth; al 3" y" hila q i''i
ton Tooth Powder Sn2ud ON, &C.. i"f - ~
mage T.. =. II Abp''-h -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
IS a MANURE BY ITSELF,

and are al! carefully aualy2ed before they are
used.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-31
PICOLILI.

The Council meets tonight.
READ the call for the Republican
Convention.
KATIE PUTNAM is to come on the
7th, for q week.
THE colored peoples ball occurs at
Masonic Hall tomorrow night.
J.F. L1NDLEY & Bro. have a grand
opening of Shawls and cloaks TO day.
The Amateur Club have decided
to give their exhibition on the even
ing of the 9th.
CHARLES HAYWOOD would get
drunk again, and with John Kinny,
Theo. Hexter and j. w. Pauley, will
have to answer before the Recorder
this morning for indiscresions.
TIE Indianapolis papers notice the
arrival of United States Marshal
Bigelow, from this city, with j. w.
Nelson, the counterfeiter arrested
last Summer at Patoka. who has been
in Jail here.
THE Union credits the Democrat
with having translated the sentence
+" Clouds Cordial is no beverage. /" to
lead Clouds Cordial is drank as a
tipple," to the great modification of
of DR.. Cloud. who is no friend of
tipping.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-31
Boundaries OF Wards.

The following are the boundaries
of Wards as they exist for voting pur-
poses, at the special election on the
18th of November:
FIRST WARD-Beginning at the tntersec-
ton OF Chestnut and Foulth Streets, and
running thence by Chestnut Street to
Eighth Street: theDca by Eighth Street TO
this canal; thence by the canal to the east
the eastern and southern bcHndary lines
OF the city to the intersection OF Madison
Avenue and Putnam street, thence by
Grove, TO the southern end ofSixth Street;
thence by Sixth street to Chandler
Street; thence by Chandler and Gum
Fourth street to the place OF beginning.
SKCoND WARD.-Beginning on the Ohio
i hlNec a bv Walnut Street and F onrf6S
Street; thence by Fourth Street to Gum
Street; thence by Gum and Chandler
street and across BIackford's Grove to
Putnam Street; thence by Putnam Street
thence by said boundary line to the Ohio
River; and thence by the river 10 the
place OF beginning.
THIRD Misunderstanding on the Ohio
River at Walnut street, and running
thence by Walnut Street 10 Fourth Street;
thence by Fourth Street to Main Street;
thence by Fifth Street to Sycam ore Street;
thence by Sycamore Street to Third Street:
street 10 carpenter street,
thence by Carpenter Street 10 Centre
street; thence by Centre Street to Leet
street, thence by Leet street TO the Ohio
River thence by the river to the place OF
beginning.
FOURTH WARD-Beginnfug at the inter.
section OF Fourth SUD Chestnut Streets,
and running thence by Chestnut Street to
Eighth street, thence by Eighth street to
Division Streets thence by Division Street
TO Third Street; thence by Third Street to
Sycamore street; thence by Sycamora
Street 20 Fifth street; thence by Fifth
street TO Main Street; thence bv Main
Street to Fourth Street, and thence bV
Fourth Street to the place of beginnfno
FIFTH MISUNDERSTANDING at the inter-
section of l,eet and Center Rtraatu ond
running thence 10y Leet Street and Third
Avenue. to sixth Street; thence by Sixth
Street, and across L. w B-inkmeyer's
10 the West line OF the |
Northern Enlargement; thence BY safd |
line to Ann Street; thence by Ann Street |
10 Ninth Street: thence by Ninth Street |
10 Division Street; thence by Division 1
street TO Third Street; thence by Third /
street to Carpenter Street; thence By Car |
Denter Street to Center Street, and thence /
bv Center street to the place OF beginning.
sixth Misunderstanding on the Ohio /
River at Leet Street, and running thence |
~ I.eet Street and Third Avenue to Frank
IN Street: thence by Franklin street 10
PIqeon Creek; thence by Pigeon Creek TO
,hs ohio River, and thence by the river to
he place of beginning.
SkvENTH WARD Beginning on fIaeon
creek at Franklin street, and running
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-31


PERsoNAL.-Mr. Lucius s. French,
of Patoka, was in the city on Satur-
day, on business connected with his
new residence. He has one of the
best farms in Southern Indiana, aud
is completing on it an elegant man.
sion.
Mr.. George Foster, senior member
of the house of Foster. Gwyn & Co.,
New York and New Orleans, } is in
the city.
John. Preaus, Esq and Col. A. D.
Owen, of New Harmony, are in the
city.
Hugh Pitcairn. Esq. General Su-
perintendent of the E. H. & N. Rail-
road, was in the city on Saturday.
Judge David 7. Laird is in the
city, and. as will be seen by the Court
record elsewhere on this page, as
sumes his position on the bench of
the Circuit Court this morning.
Captain Gus. Lsmcke, w. 8. Ford
and James A. Oakley. Esq. arrived at
home by the Quickstep last night.