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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-14
DRY DOCK.

Is already recommended by our leading
PHYSICIANS as q tonic and a nutrient (Es-
with the most satisfactory results. This
beverage is extensively used where am
splriJuOus liquors ana ales are discarded.
as 10 differs from all other malt n~renaraa
tons. being ALMOST EIkEE PROM AL
COHOL, and therefore, neither intoEi-
eating nor irrltotimgs as 10 contains MORE
NUTRIMENT THAN PORTER. ALE. or
the STRONGEST BEER.
TAHRAET a. CO., NEW YORK..
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.
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So For BLACK WORMS and PLMPLE8
on the face, use EerrBfs COa1edgne 0nu kiut-
pte Remedy. prepared only by Dr. B. q.
PERRY, 40 Bono Street, New York. sold
everywhere. the trade supplied .ny Wholes
sale medicine dealers. lnolfoam SPIN
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-14

The Healing Pool
TsBAY rs FOX Young MEN who
have faIlon into vicious habits, aud
now desire a higher life, and a better
MIWHCOD. with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. SEN ln sealed letter y
yeiOpes, free Of charge. Address, HOW
ARD AS5OClALAONi BOX rs
PHIAs PAs .@n8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-14
First andPine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sal0 mill size), and
Portable Circular Sa1v Mills.


Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the POrtible Circular > aW
Mill is from 125 TO $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. 1 have duce this amOnnt
and require only from 90 TO so pounds per
square inch, at which steam Is not con-
sidered in the least dangerous, and is, at
the anne time, more economical in the
sang of fuel, &c. We append the follow.
ing certificate OF the first OF my new style
Porte bic Mills, for the noting me careful
perusal OF sawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit a call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on d strong
woOde wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axles, easily drawn from q place, and
always ready for operation in a few hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or
otherwise:
Mr.. KRATZ:-The Portable Engine you
furnished me, 1 consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine L
ever saw, runs light, uses 90 pounds of
steam for running a double 90 and 80 inch
circular saw mill Tor a OnmO days buSi-
ness. An average days work. 5000 TO
10000 feet of lumber, easy. with IS pounds
of steam. A.. J. CALDWELL,
Lynnville Ind.
other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov I5-6m @. KRAFT.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impedlmenta TO MARaIA0E,
with sure means Of relief. sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
Ur. j. bklLLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa.
iunl2 dam tsp n1
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civ = R II Il w 5
= - - - ses 5000 80.
weather mlld water

The weather, yesterday, was cloudy aud
colder, the mercury being down to 40
during the day. There was a keen, cold
wind FROM The west northwest. The
river, during the "a hours ending at 3 Psi
had fallen G inches. II Is rising at Clncin.
natl and PittsbuFg, and viii soon be rising
here again.
Arrivals anf Departures.
The arrivals and departures mp to 3 p. 81.
yesterday include the Virginia, Louisville
70 New Orleans; QuicEstep, Cairo TO re-
tarn; PetroIia 10. ., Henderson and re-
turn; Fails city, Louisville 10 Bowling
Green T~arascOn, Louisville 10 return
Lawrence, Cincinnati TO Nashville.
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Boats Due Here.

Among the first boats due here are
Fayette, from Cairo; Rose HE, from
Louisville; sam. J. Hale, from Mem
phis; Rapidan No. ?, from PASSPORT:
+. ". Strader, Indiana, and Mary Houston,
from New Orleans; Alice Dean, for Mem
phis; Lawrence, for Nashville; Louisville,
for New Orleans; Alpha and Emma
Floyd, from Nashville; Norman, from
Cincinnati; Hartford, from Lite Wabash
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15
rHrisA OF St. EI.rg

A SUGAR PLANTATION, situate or Dotn side:
of Bayou SALE having front OF about II arpents or
both sides CT 5al1 bayou by ceplh of 80 arpenLs
also, a Tract of Land, situated as the above
having arpents front both 81 des OF said bayou
by ~ arpeuts 5eep-atota front of u arpeuts and
superficial area OF about 100 arpeEtB. Improve
rnents: & good sugarhouse, fine steam engine, corr
cribs, stables, negro caDIns Two comfortable dwell
ing houses eight of good seed cane, about so
barrels Of corn, hay, eight mules some cattle etc
lbis place IS situated about nine mil from Centre
vile and about fourteen miles from Franklin, and
the best sugaC Or cotton lana IN Louisiana.
a SUGAt. PLANTATION, situate in tho parish
OF St Mary, ABOUT two mi e5 above the town OF
Franklin, containing about 747 arpents the Bayou
leche, havipg tine tn o-story Few dwelling house
sugar house morse power negro cabins, and ont
buildings, all in good condition ID acres of seed
cane, about GU barrels OF Coru hay, fodder, etc.
$40 acres cleared lana balance WOOD The best
A SUGAR PLANTATION. formerly John NJ.
Footes plantation, situate on the Teche, about
eight miles above tho town ct Franklin, having a
front OF abou arrents, by depth CI 20 arpents
the side lines Clyergin9 so as 10 give superficial
area OF q acres, more or less; Immediately IN the
OF the above there is l43 So 100 acres
Dwelling house, out buildings, sugar house, engine
etc. all in tad repair. On the place there one
of the nest orange groves in the parish. TIE Teche
is ravigasle tbs whole year.
of St. Mary, about three miles below PattersoDvie
and six miles above Brashear City, having front of
81 arperts CD the right bank of the Atchafal6ya
river. by depth of 40 arpeIts lines diverging,
ments; 1wo-story slate roof dwelling and two wings
attached thirteen rooms; overseer's house, seven.
teen negro cabins saw and grist MIL, with port abb
engine, cooper and blacksmith shops, sugar house,
sets kettles, stables, corn house, COW shed,
brick dairy, etc.
A TRACT OF LAND in the parish of ST. Mary,
fronting on Bay sou Shatfer, and known the Polk
Island place containing about $40 superficial acres
with improvements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15
Parish Of Lafayette.

A SUGAR PLANTATION, in the parish of La
fayette. Known the Emile Mouton plantation,
about 21s miles mort of VermiioL ville cont aiming
about $50 of land of which i25 is wood land;
having excellent large dwelling, negro quarters,
blacksmith shop all in goo order; large brick sugar
house and engine, ready for sugar making; l6 acres
of seed cane; corn, fodder, mules, horses. carts,
wagons, agricultural, Implements etc.
A TRACT OF LAND, in the parish of Lafayette
Ia miles OF Verniionville containing 252
arpents SO srpents of wood land $50 arpents under
good fence dwelling, kitchen, corn crib, negro
cabins, etc, all new.
A TRACT OF LAND, in the parish of Lsfaj cite,
two miles west of Vermiliiouvlle, fronting Bayou
EermillloD, containing 40 arpents, 60 acres OF
which are tlmbered with oak ash, hickory and gum
large finished dwelling house, kitchen, storeroom
servants rooms. carriage house, stable, etc new
sugar house lhorse pow err, capacity to DO five to
hogsheads IN tTenty-tour hours, two isrpe corn
cribs. negro cabins, 20 arpents OF stubbes and
al necessary "a ming utensils.
TRACT OF LAND. in the parish OF LAFAYETTE
containing 500 arpents I15 arpents cleared, balauce
wood, good fences, dwelling house, kitchen. ore
room. chicken house, iaborers' house, etc. Il
arpent5 Of hre This property is situated
twelve res west Of Fermonville.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

DIV j. II. WALTON, AUCTIONEER-
- Office No 1872 Common street-TUESDAG, May
81 lt70. at twelve O'Clock M at the ST. Charles Auc
ton Exchange. in the basement rotunda OF the ST.
Charles Hotel. by order of the Solctor of the
Treasury. ana Cor account Of the United States Gov.
eminent will be sold by auction to the highest bid
der. the following described valuable property, to
THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE situated at the
corner OF Canal and NJ araIs streets First District
built by Mr.. hrmand Heine, for his OWE occupa-
ton, ard subsequently owned and occu pied by
Thomas p. May, Esq. The buildings sre of modern
contraction and architecture. and contain al the
c0nyerieuces and improvements in use in the hest
dwellings of the present day. They embrace spa-
cious halls, drawing rooms parlors dining Sc loon,
library, bed rooms, Closets baths, servants apart
ments, ETC., al finished IN the best style, without
The properly embraces three lots Of ground in tn
square bounded by Canal, GasQuet, Marais and Vii
iere Streets designated ~ the Nos l. ? and 3 on a
plan drawn BY Joseph Pile, surveyor on the third
May, 1883 deposited in the office of Lucien Her
II ann late notary in tins city. measuring each q
feet inches and lines front Canal street, by e
DEPTH between parallel lines, of l27 feet II inches
aud ines American measure; lot No. forming
the corner OF Canal and hlarais street, together
with of alley in the of said lots open
ing Marals street, common TO said lots and being
ten feet wide.
This property, from its elegant construction, ard
convenient and accesslb Q location upon Canal
ST. eet. presents an unusual opportunity to secure
superior residence.
Terms and cond;tions-Cre third cash in United
States treasury notes, the remainder in the notes
of the purchaser to his own order and by him en-
dorsed. payable at and two years. in equal
from date until paid and special mortgage and ven.
doris prlyil ged upon the property until fna p.y-
ment. i he mortgage to embrace the cause of FIVE
Der cent attorneys fees in of suit
payment OF the notes or any part thereof should
they not be purctuay paid az maturity. The build
ings be insured by the purchaser to the saisiac
ton of the sgent of the united states government
and to be kept insured until final yment and the
policies to be transferred TO the vendor.
Act of sale before A Hero Jr notary public, at the
expense OF the purchaser. including all stamps
CURED By law.
The extensive assortment of elegant Rosewood
Drawing room, Paror, Dining room Library and
Bedroom FURNIfURE, MIRRORS, PAINTINGS,
ARTICLES OF VERfU, CURTAINS, CARPETS,
etc. The entire contents of this elegant establish
ment will be sold on the premises, on THU DAY,
June 1870, prior to which time catalogues will be
furnished and more particular notice giyer,
fe27 mh6 l2 20 u APPS 10 1724myl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

pK y. GCEaAULT'. AUOTIONEER-
- Once kxcnange alley and Bienviile street
Clock NJ, at the ST. Char es Auction Exchange,
-. Charles street, between Common ana GravIer
the Second District Court, for the parish OF Or
leans, rendered and signed the twelfth March,
Lor uF u5GpDft' situated iD in the
District OF this city, IA the square bounded By Bur-
Gundy Rampant. St. Louis ana Cont streets,
measuring, French measure, about 2s feet front on
BIrgunoy more or less, by 81 feet depth, bourd
ed on one side by The property belonging 10 Mr de
L H9ste, or assigns, and on the other side towar d
s.. Louis street, by property belonging TO Mr.
JACQUES Dupasseur, Or assigns
Together with TWO story brick house, No. IS
having on the ground door parlor, bail and pantry
large entrance gate, hrss rooms ana bacOny the
second story, with two in the attic. two
story brick building adjons the house, having Gel
Iar, kltcnen ana Wasnroonl on the ground floor,
waterworks and paved yard.
The whole agreeable to plan, 70 be exhibited at
the Exchange.
Terms and confederation the shares of the mi
nors, Fernaud. and Lee Dupeire, in said prop
erty, onetweltth thereof. payabe when said minors
VIII nave attained their ms lority, At follows:
1hs share Of the MINOR ternand Do peirs payable
on the second Of January. 1911.
TIE share of the minor Leon DUpeire PAYABLE On
the fourth of January, 1873
The share Of the III nor, Lee Dupeire, payable on
the twenty -seyerth May, 1895. Inc purchaser 70
pay interest," az the rate OF eigat Der cent per an
mum, IN said amounts, from day Of sale nal pay
ueut said payments Of interests 20 be made yearly
IN advance 10 the tutor OF saio minors. And for
the remaining eleveuth-twe fths OF said property
ne same 10 Do sofa, onehlrd cash, and the auCe
N notes of the purchasers, divided into coupons,
payable at credit OF and years after date,
bearing interest ct the rate Of eight per per
annum from cate until paid secured by mortgage
and vendors privilege the property sold, with the
clause OF non aena ado and five per cent attorney 5
fees in case of suit for the recovery of said notes
part of them.
I ne taxes for the year 1870 and the United States
int ernal revenue stamps. and OF acts of sae
the expense of the purchaser.
Inc property sold to be insured for least three
thousand collars $500, and the policy transferre ed
over to the holders OF the notes.
The minors, Dupeire, to retain also mortgage
and vendor privilege the property, secure
faithful payment of their share il the price Of SALE
and all interests thereon.
Act of sale before Eusebe Boupy notary n-blic
mhl3 g 50 ape l3 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

we'll versed in letters and figures, should
| be selected for this work. No other con
sideratioDs can exist which are Of sufficient
importance to outweigh the demands of ar
| accurate and complete enumeration.
The law requires that assistants stall be
residents of the subdivisions for which
they are appointed.
! Where a foreign language is spoken to
any grea, extent, it is essential that as
sistants should be able to converse in that
tongue. Where the industry of a section
! is strongly marked by the predomlrance
of special manufacture, it is very desira-
bic that the assistants should be selected
with some reference to Their acquaintance
with such manufacture.
Immediately on completing the division
| of your district, in the manner prescribed
| by law, you will forward TO this depart
ment a report Of the same, form for
which is Enclosed. In filing out these
sheets, room enough will be taken to al
low the full geographical description Of
such subdivision.
In case the designation Of Assistant
Marshals for any or all the subdivisions of
your district is for any reason delayed,
you will forward the report without wait
ing for such designation; and the sheets
will be filed ont afterward at the census
office on. your report Of such appoint
ments being made.
If it is possible to obtain full and re-
liable map OF your district, and to mark
off upon it the precise boundaries Of the
subdivisions, numbering them to CORE
spond with the numbers given in your
report, you are requested to do so, and to
forward the same to this 6epar ment.
In expressing the area OF subdivisions,
whatever actual surveys have been made
in whole or in part, the number of square
miles will be taken from such surveys so
far as they extend. In subdivisions or
parts Of Subdivisions not surveyed, the
best official estimates will be used. In
filing up the column ''How estimated or
determined" in your report Of subdi-
visions, the letter as" will be used for
survey; &c. NJ for county map; I'M.
E" for marshal's estimate; "a. E." for
assistants estimate; 81. o. E." for local
officers estimate.
In filing the column Industrial De-
scription, it is desirable that the prevail
ing occupation Of the community should
be clearly indicated, as agriculture, min
ing or manufactures. If the subvision be
agricultural. but with occasional manu-
featuring villages, the fact will be indi-
Gated. Small mechanical establishments,
as blacksmilhs and carpenters shops, will
not be noticed. If a subdivision is chiefly
agricultural or manufacturing, but with
considerable fishing interest along the
shore, the fact should be particularly indi-
Gated.
Blank forms for commissions, to be
issued to your assistants, and the oaths to
be taken by them, according to the pro-
visions of sections four and nine of the
law of 1850, and the act of July 2, 1862,
are forwarded herewith
Very respectfully,
J. D. COX, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

RX R. w. PALFKEY. AUOTIONEER-
- Office NO rs Carondeiet street On SATUR-
DAY, May IA, 1870. AT twelve O'Clock NJ , at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange. in the basement ro-
tunda OF the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue and in
pursuar CO OF order of the Hon. Louis Duvig-
neaud Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated prii 4, 1870 will be sod
tor account OF succession CT Christian Ludwig the
following described property, to VII
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District OF this city, in the square bounded by
ADJUDICATION, Calliope ior Lousa) Tchoupitoulas
and FoeyfaTre streets, designated lot No. IL
plan drawn by Ed Gotthiei, architect. on the TWEEN
ty-htth OF prll, 1885, in the Office of Selim Magper
notary pubic, as per plan No. I. according to which
SAID lot measures, in American me asnre, IS feet
men front on AnDunciation street, Il feet inches
ia width in the e6 feet inches in depth on the
line Of lot No. u, and 80 feet in depth on the line Of
lot No. l3.
The Improvements consist of two.s story brick
store two BED rooms above, sa1 roof brick kite hep
alley IN rear cisteTn and hycrant ana rented at $50
per month.
Terms of sale One third cash, and the balance
on 2 credit or one and two years, in notes of pur-
chaser secured by SPECIAL mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege on property son with eight per
cent interest per UNI from date until paid The
mortgage TO include the five per cent attorney fee
clause II case of suit enforce payment of notes:
buildings and improve rent5 10 bs kept insured and
policies transferred to vendor.
ct OF sale. together with the Urited States ill.,
terna revenue stamps, at the expense OF tie pur-
chaser. before W. j. Caste ]. notary public.
ap9l6 % 30 nyl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-15

ID Hoey, Observation-Disclosures No. II EXCHANGE
piace.-SAI URuAF, May Z, l670, a. twelve O'clock
NJ, viii be sold at public auction, at the Merchants
Canal and Customhouse streets, by and in pursu
OF order from the honorable Louis Du-
vgueaud, Judge of tie Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated March %. 1879, and
described and vsry valuable property belonging Ia
the succession OF the late Sun pier Turner da
ceased, to wit:
That well known and very popular rroner.v
known as the FACTORS STEAM t fnTTPTT1Ss;
PRESS. situated in First Distr c5 of this c,tv
and IN the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas Nav
Levee Robin and Henderson streets and mensnr-
ing follows, wit: as5 feet inches fr1nt n, NJ,
Levee street. Az feet 10 aches limos 5r,nt On S;,
street. an 3e3 feet inches lines front on Hender
son street. and 199 fest inches front on Tohonn;.
tou'as street.
The Improvements thereon comprise an exte,
sive well arranged and substantially constrnctad
prick ana sate-ro1fed cotton press Known as the
ractofs cotton Press, having CAPACITY of from
sixteen 10 eighteen thousand bales, and equipped
with good steam press. The bulldinps vsrds
ms property Will he sold subject to a lease expir-
ing .nity INST August 1870, at the rate of SIS OOo
Terms--One fourth cash. balance at ope. two
three and four credit for notes specially Sc.
ou'eu Dy mo- tgage On the property, bearing sipht
per cent per anuun interest from the day Of ssIs
entil maj payment The NOR gage to contain the
nVe per cent attorney 8 fee clause pur-
CHASER 10 pay, in the event that the notes given in
part payment should have to be suad upon The
leprovemrs to be kept fu y insured at the expense
OF me purchaser and by him transfe, red to the
holders of the notes nth their final pavment The
taxes for the year 1870 to be assumed over aud
ABOVE the price OF a. lod;caton, by the purchaser
Act OF saie together with the United States in
uInal revenue stamps attached. at the expense of
the purchaser. before A. Mazureau notary pubIio
app 16 g 30 maj
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AUCTION SAILS.
BY n. w. Palfrey.


| a. J. FULLY AND T. Il. HIGINBoTHAM VS..
their creditors and the creditors of a. J. Tu!ty
j. Co., No. 1910. Syndic sale at auction of Bills
of Exchange. Promissory Notes, Book Accounts.
and Lands in the States OF Toxss, Mississippi
and Arkansas.
by HI w PALFREX. AUCTIONEEK--
Id Office No. Is Osrondeiet street.-On SArUR-
DAY, april 20, $50, at Twelve O'Clock. at the St
Charles auction Exchange, In the basement rotunda
OF the St. Charles Hotel, by virtue OF and in pur
snanoe to order from the honorable Fourth Dis
trlct Court for the parish OF Orleans dated March
22 1870, will be sold for account OF toe above en-
lit led matters
PROMISSORY NOTES and BOOK ACCOUNTS.
an Inventory OF which may be seen at the Auction
3. 100 ACRES OF LAND, situated in Coma
county. Texas, OF the waters Of Bear Creek about
feis, known as survey No 305. by virtue OF bounty
warrant no l35, issued by the Adjutant General On
the twenty sixth of October 1916
3. 40 ACRES or LAND, situated in Uomal
county. Texas. on the waters Of Bear creek. about
iC1a miles north, Sc degrees west from new Braun
warrant no. lbs, issue by the AdjntsIt General on
on hs xukis Of IaNo Situated in ooma
county Texas, on the waters Of ComaI creek. about
Il ss noR ID @ s y1 OF o6nv wsr
rant No 49, issusd by the the AdJuant General July
8. $50 ACRES OF LAND. situated in the parish
of M9renouse, Louisiana. beng the, east halt OF
east halt, west half of east half. and east half CT
west half Of section twenty eight, and the south
west quarter and west haf OF east hall. and north
west quarter of section tWeuty-seven, township
twenty, range seven east, acquired from Robert
WaitmGn.
G. $50 ACRES OF LAND, situated in Upshur
couuty, Texas. acquired from E. Il. Jones, arc
T. \ RIOT OF Land known as the 'Coor
Pender" place, situated near Utica. in binds
county. Mississippi containing - acres.
6. l2O5 ACRES OF LAND iyipg in Ashley county.
Arkansas, being fractional section thirteen west
bayou, township sixJeea range five; fractional
section twenty four, ives. bayou township sixteen.
range five; north hslf section twenty-five, west
bay GU, township SIXTEEN range FIVE Upon which
tract of land insovents he'd mortgage, deed of
trust 10 secure debt due by s. 3. Virgins. which
has been foreclosed but Is stl in lii CATION.
Terms of Sae-Casn in United STATES treasury
notes, the syndic conveying ONLY such title is
vet ted in him, vii bout warrants Of any kind; all
past taxes on land sold to be assumed by the pur-
chaser, who also to assume all unpaid costs and
Gttoruey s fees due any of tae and accounts
sold which in suit Judgment to the extent Of
he value OF the note or account upon which the
sans accrued.
Acs OF sale. together With United States revenue
stamps, at the expense of the purchasers, before
A. Hero Jr. notary. commissioner of deeds for the
States of texas, Mississippi and Arkansas.
ms D Is 20 30