Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 104, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 August 1848 — Page 2
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
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POT? PHESIDENT: GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR, Of Louisiana. - i - FOR VICE r RESIDENT: MILLARD FILLMORE, Of New York,
WHIG ELECTORAL TICKET. TOR TTIE STATE AT J-ABliE: JOSEPH G. MARSHALL, of JeflWson. G0DLUVJ2 S. ORTH, of Ti-ppecanoo. niSTHICT electors:
pist J amu H. Uly the, of Vanderbur;;. John S. Davis, of Floyd. Miltox Oreoo, of Dearborn. David T. Hou.oway, of Watse,
Thomas D. Walk) of Hancock. IOVELL II. RorssEAr, of Greene, Edwahd W. McGcaühey, ot Park. Javes F. Scit, of Clinton. Daniel D. Pratt, ot Cass. David Kilgo&e, ol Delaware.
1st 2,1 3.1 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
' Bentosasd ButlkrI The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia North American gives the subjoined statement in relation to' the affair between Seuators Benton and ButIcr: The usual communication, inquiring whether a personal application of the offensive language employed by Mr. Benton, in repl.v to Sir. Butler's proposition for an investigation of the publication of the resolutions re
specting Gen. Kearney, was addressed to Mr. Benton yesterday morning.. During the day an answer was received, in which he simply
reiterated the language, without explanation
of any sort. Upon consultation, it was con-
Vuired thai Mr. Benton did not mean to dis
claim the imputation, since he bad refused the opportunity ottered by a courteous inquiry, and under circumstances which demanded an explanation, if he contemplated such a contingency. Accordingly a peremptory message was ueliveied last night, which precluded any other than a direct reponse. This communication was presented by Mr. Foote. An answer was received to-day, in which Mr. Benton decliued to continue the negotiation through Mr. Foote, but not upon grounds affecting the personal honor of that gentleman. The affair re
mained in a stale of buspense until this afternoou, when warrants ot arrest and subpoenas were served on the parties, upon information lodged before a magistrate. The hearing of Mr. Butler and Mr. Benton Mas deferred until ' to-morrow. Mr. Mangum testified to the delivery of ibe original communication, . The matter may stop here, but I am inclined to doubt if it will. Such an indignity will not be brooked by ony one having the Butler blood iu his veins. m
.ii Tim A Ihinv I Tufff Wiores's Clvh at Pakm. Ivigin A Political RiM.xiscnNCc.-- I be A bany je
Argu?, once the uncompromising euU'o19' I gincotlc?pouj-ui of the Cuiier des Ctati-
of Van Buren, now contains the lolloping
sevcie cut ot bim: . .
' What could have become of Mr. Van
Duren'a letter lo the Utica convention, bad
he law p issed for which be gave the casing vote in the United tSuies Senate, anhoriziiiL the nosünasters to search the mails
and throw out pestilent and incendiary mattet? His letter could not have crossed M i-
son and Dixon's line. It would have been
aken out of ibe mails and destroyed with
other incandiary productions! What an il-
ustrationofhis inconsistency anu treaencry o n ist professions does ibis remiscence fur-
nisli! As has been well remarked, it Mr.
'an Buren is sincere, now, be Ins been dayin" a part through bis winde life, and the
atter has been from the beginning an
mitigated lifo.
New York for Taylob. the Herald has an
estimate, based upon the strength of the elec
tion of 1817, in which it allows Mr. Van Buten fifteen thousand Whig votes, andsajs that the whigs will then poll 217,000, which will
be a be a majority over the Hunkers of 75.00Q
and of 90,000 over the Barnburners. It adds
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rr-?-Camp Taylor" was lkhted up 1011 uuu
nicht fnr the first time, and Iarüe as it is. was für Tajlr
CITY OT EVANS VILLE: THURSDAY MORNING, AUG, 24.
Leayixo Cas3 for Taylor. The Red River
Republican, a widely circulated and influen
tial paper, published at Alexandria, La., and
heretofore the leading Locofoco organ-in the
parish of Lapides and the north western part of the Srate, has stricken from its columns the
names of Cass and Butler, and in their stead
float triumphantly the honored names of Tat lös and Fillmore.
pretty well filled. Quite a number of ladies
were present to hear the speeches and encour
age by their smiles, the efforts of their fathers,
husbands antl brothers and cheer them on '.0
victory. Jas. G. Jones, and J. R. Harper, Esquires, addressed the meeting, and were listened to with marked attention throughout. The Band performed several new pieces with good effect, and the Glee Clubgave the meeting one or two good songs. The Rough and Ready
II tue uiiaucipuia liens oiaico iuai r j ci r r.i -i
TT-, 1 , c . c.r. I oromouorc oienari 13 iu iai ui ui ute ciccnuu
11 ic uac stru iciutus iium uin-iiuct . .... . ....
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remeraoereu inai me commouore was one ui
the Locofoco aspirants for the Presidency, and
that his name was introduced into the Balti
more convention in 1311 in connection with
fr"The Senate struck out of the Tost Of- that htgh office.
fice bill provision allowing newspapers locir-j Two of the Locofoco Presidential aspirants
culate thirty miles square free of postage. J in 18M are now ppootri trwierunr on. xtntf SmtinrlA ICass Mr. Vau Burrn and Commodore Stew-
. art. Not only are these very prominent Loco-
lhcbtatebentinet migni just as wen foco3 hostile to Cass, but a-larKe number of
stated that the Senate that rejected this clause tn0se who were the most conspicuous mem
is larsel locofoco: and the House which iu- bers
eerted it, whig. The jwople know, however, who are the friends of the poor.
counties in
majority in favor of free schools is 14,107! We have not the least doubt but the majority will reach 20,000, perhaps far exceed it.
A letter froraan officeron the Rio Grande
states that it is the intention of the Government to occupy two stations in that region,
riz: Toiul Isabel and a site near Fort Brown,
nearly opposite Matamoras. where a town is rapidly springing up. It is said to be a delightful spot, high and healthy.
of the partv in 1S44 are endeavoring to
defeat bim. ith such facts before their eyes
some of the locofocos have the effrontery to assert that their party is not distracted by any
serious facas and that Cass can get the vote o the party! Xioveinber will tellavery differ eut tale..
(TTbe campaigh of Gen. Taylof presents
a sublime and beautiful picture. It is thM
a faithful and manly servant obeying orders he did not overly approve of, but the propriety or
impropriety of which he did feel himself at
un
Defection fuom Cass and Butlf.k.
Pue Vermont Gazette publishes a letter from
Charles K. Field, who was nominated at ibe
ate Cass Convention for Lieut. Gov. of thai
State, declining the office and tepudiaiiiig Cass. He says:
"I have addressed a letter to the State
Committee, declining the nomination ol L,.
Governor, and directing them to strike my
name from the ticket. I believe such a course due to the democracy my views
were not known to tho convention at the
hue of tho nomination, and it is possible the
notnininaiion was adopted from a belief that,
n common with many others, I was an ar
dent snpportcr of Gen. Cass. In no event
whatever can I bo induced to vote lor mm he is cowatdly an unprincipled hark
and a matvelous worthy nominee of ibe worh-
ess tricksters who assembled al Biltnnore.
'fio on and organize, good will cotne out
ufit: if it does not relieve suffering humanity, it will at least subdue the hauteur and . . . . ... ? . i. i
insolence of southern politicians, wno wave
lorded itover northern doughfaces until they
have made them as supple and cringing as
ihe degraded slave. It is rather puuml par
ling with old fnends, some ol whom I nave acted with for more than twenty yeai.; but
I cannot consent to violate one o the eath
est political maxims that was taught me,
which was to be always consistent. Again,
I am influenced by a carmuai maxim 01 nie
democracy of this country. Lvery thing for
principles, nothing for men.
Uni?, in one one of bis late letters to that pa
per gives a very graphic utid bumoious acCtt'iU of ihe inaugeralion meeiiiig f the? Clul 'Ms FrmmeSf corroborating accoun s ol this affau" which bad previously reached us in foreign papers'. The conduct of the fair cit oyenne, who Culled and presided atthe imeinland ol ihe fen.as in the assembly, was d.screet and decorous, b'U 1 assembly wf distuibed by the evil disposed of the othei sex, who thronged the ball as Jookers on.
These gentlemen weie disappuinttu ainoi beim able to discern tho features ol the vMul
bv reason of the dimness ol the lights intbt
hall, and became outrageous wuen tney found il was quite as impossible to bear as to see. Their behavior lelltcted linle credit on the chivalry ol Fiance. Criescf "loud
erP addressed to the Vresidcnte imitation?
of the animuls in a menagerie, and peiemp
lory demands for the Marseillase" aud Urondist chorus, made up a scene of "confusion worse coulounded." A gentleman win. acendedthc tribune: "Are we in the l'Jili century are we at a meeting o( lunatics? A general hurrah interrupted the orator. He was the Abbe Chattel, but be was soon driven from the desk. An appeal to the gallantry of the men present was totally unheeded the platform was scaled the ladies driven away the gns turned off, and the whole euded iu an uproar. This was the end ol the first session of tho Women1 Club, but it is announced that they will bold semi-
weekly meetings bei. after at the same place
the iialle des Spectacle Concert
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G. YEXNEMAN-& CO.
Just received per Steamer Germantown,
Pieces Store andllaus Door Licks( home made)
6 Coils Manille Kpe irom i to 1 k inch;
10 Keels Hemp packen nrn;;
5 Coils do Halter Hope; S9 lbs Hemp und Cotton twine; 6 doz Hemp Ueadcords; 12 doz Cincinnati Buckets; 12 kegs assorted Nails; 2 bbla Salaratus; - 5 bo res S um mer C andlcs; ' 5 , do 55oap; 8 doz horse lirushes; 6 do scrubbing do; 2 do No 1 gross Ühoe do; 2 do Zinc Washboards; 1 bbl Oat Meal; 1300 lbs Bacon Hams; 1500 lbs Shoulders; In etore and for sale by tug 24 . . ü. VENN12MAN, &. Co.
rrMP. eiifo.-ber would inlorm the citizens oi
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L Kvnrwville a.u surrounuing ccuniry inai ue nnt ....... ... -i i t-.-. I.- 1 r
established fiimsei; : e iiuing ünsineea m
the above named place, where he will be happy to nceivfliitlwork in hij ii.ne. He would inlorm hi
frienfUnmt the nublicthat bavins a thorough knowl
edge of the business, and also having the vry best
nf tnntorinla. h in lhte to da evMV Mnd Ot WOTK. in
line 3n fVi h,t mnnnpr. 1102 24 2ni.
NEW STOKE-NEW OOIS.
rrHE subcicriber respectfully informs the citiiecs
1 ot anderburgu and surrounding counties, that he has opened a new store in tho house formerly occupied by Mr. Steve Childs, on tho south-west cor
ner ot iuain and feecond streets, where he intends to keep a general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries, which he will sell as low as any house
in the West. He has just received a beautiful stock of fresh American, French, and Lnglish Dry Goods,
to which he particularly calls the attention ol pur
chasers wanting superior goods.
laug ZJ-dJcwjyj WlL.Ltl.A3l UUUUKS.
More News tkom Ihelasd. He publish liberty to discuss, and being naturally of a
this morning another telegraphic despatch, giv- taciturn cast ormind.did much work witn saying further particulars of the fight between the i"g ry little. He received orders from bis Irish and British troops, in which it is said the government to march upon occupy Corpus latter were defeated and many of them killed Christi. In due time he writes back, and the and wounded. The O'Brien fracas seoms to following conversation may be imagined to have been altogether a separate affair. have taken place.
It will be seen that the British Government Mi am at uorpus nristi.
Take post ou the extreme frontier of Tex-
Warnino to Smokehs. We find the fol
lowing which should prove a warning to smo
kers, from the West Ciicster, Pa., Record,
of last week. The blackguard who was
guilty of the indecorum in smoking while riding with ladies deserves to be burnt at the
stake: A remarkable and serious accident occur
red near the Yellow Springs, in Chester co..
on Sunday lost. A gentleman named Wrn.
Miller, of Itheal township, was driving a
herso and vehicle, and accompanied by two ladies; at the same time smoking a cigar.
A park from the cigar caught Ihe dress of
one of ihe ladies and before it was observed
the fire bad made such progress in the com
bustible subitanre ihit she could not extinguish it. -The vehicle was stopped, t(ie lady leaped from tho carriage, and the other, iu rushing to her assistance, also bad the 11 lines communicated to ber dress. B ull femiles wcro now in a blaze, and their whole clothing
uVtnyedf and their persons burl in a shock
jg mier. I complete tho calamity ihe vehicle look ß"- od burnt up.
n
has ordered all American packets arriving in
her ports to be searched to prevent any aid being I asgiven to the Irish by the people of this country. "What is the
Great vigilance is exercised by the British to hinder from going abroad what is actually transpiring in Ireland.
riague on the fellow.
extreme frontier of Texas.
Eut we must give
him some line. The Ilio Grande. "I am on the Rio Grande. 'If the enemy attacks you, repulse him. "I have repulsed him. Follow him and take Matamoros. "I have taken Matamoros.
Follow bim and take up your quarters in
fv-5-The Louisville Journal of yesterday says: We were in error in stating a few days Eince that the Evansville and Vincennes telerraDh line had commenced operations. We
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understand that Mr. Whitman, ot uie teieerapn uiu"icj. fckilful operator. 'I am in Monterey.
leaves for Evansville to-day to put the Hue in
operation. From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. W., we can recommend bim to the citizens of EvansvilhTas Vgenltcm of their highest confidence.
P. S. Since the above was pui m
'Follo.v him and whip him again.
Bueua Vista. Feb.2t, 1847.
I think I have whipnd himn.hauV .he
"You are wanted at home to beTSdent.'
History of tub iIknpkcked. lie uses
al four o'clock iu the morning because the baby who was put over to bis side, so thai
the poor worn down mother could get a wink
of sleeplias made bis resting place anv
thin: but coinlottable. Wife wakes up aud
spits the baby, in a nnnner which says, as plainly as spatting a baby cau speak, Hake
that, you brute '" The henpecked feels it all over, and in
quires timidly whether bis love thinks he hadn't better put on a clean shirt. His love
doseu't know nor care much neither,
whetbor he has a clean shirt iu ihe bouse
she is sure the expects to go raving disirac
ted with looking alter everything and every
body in the house. She wonders what men
were made fur she does. The Heupeck
ed goes down to his counting house and has
scarcoly got the taste of his ill-cooked break fastout of his rnnuih, before bis dear wife
dressed in her best, and marching along with
colors flying, as if at ibe bead of a regiment
enters aud beg to know, in the tenderest
voice, but with a glance that would upset
the tvlegraph, if let offany where in the neigh bor hood ol the exchange, whether Mr. Pil
"atlick condescends to remember that she
requested bim to let ber have twenty dollars
before be went out litis morning, lhecleik gig"le. Mr. P. pulls out bis purse and band
over. The lady pockets the affront ' and
walks out with dignity becoming ber station
while her lord and mister falls to whistling
Yankee Doodle, (every body knows there is
fun in that,). and whittling ihe ruler. II
goes home to his dinner and turd a a young
man with red hair and sandy mustache, sea
ted on the sola bolide Ins wile, in earnest
confers! tioru v You'll find a cold lunc
down stairs in the back basement, Peter
love, 1 didn't get home in lime to oider din
ner to-day besides the days are so short.'
Peter swallows bis rage an J cold dinner i
silence goes up stairs looks al the youn
tiger in the cradle, whose claws are not ye
grown, and who, seems so beautiful and iu
noccnt drops a tear, squeezes another into
his bandana pocket hiudkcrclueF, and will
'3 IP Tm tiuuii. ma UI.U x
jZf&7 II. HISGEN,
üB B k Flrxt Street, about MaittM
RANAWAY
FROM the subscriber, about the middle of July last, a bound girl by the name of Caroline VVeever, aged about 10 years, but vcrv large for her age, her hair is of brown color and short. I do not recollect the color of her clothing, but the had on a small apron with blue and brown stripns. i?he can rend and write both English and German. 1 will satisfy
anv one tor his trouble who 6hau return said girl to
me in evansville. one icu lor no cause mat l am
aware of.
aug23 3i ' SEBASTIAN HENRICH.
NEW AND CIIEAP,DRY GOODS
UUSX OrEXED AT '..KntESEN & iinnr:A.s
IW tn tkt New Frame Buildintrt. m Main Smt r
2S0 Prints;
o-- 7) Villi Af il per yard; - --20 ps Uii,ghams, colors warrated, at 16 cta per yard; 100 ps bleached Domestic; 10 cases Hats;' , 10 do Boots; t i J 10 doz Ladies' slippers;' 1 ' ' 20 pa Irish Linen, from 23 cents to ftl 0O-' per yard; 50 tterage öcarf, at only eta eaclj. 23 sup summer Shawls; 20 ps Fancy Linen Drills;' !? .! .-' Gloves, Llkand white Kid, Pic Ni and Cotton; Steel Lteeds and Purse Trimmings; , 50 doz Hosiery, embracing every quality: , 3 ps Carpeting; 5 bales Brown Domestic; J 1 do Drilling; ' - 1 2 do Usnabergs," - And many other articles, which makes onr assortment equal to any that can be found in the city. Weinost respectfully solicit a call from all w ho wiih to buy goods, either at wholesale or retail, as we feel confident that they will find it to their interest to purchase of us. KKIESEN & MORGAN, . ' ie No. 83, Main street. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS" JUST received by JOHN SIIANKL1N, corner of Locust and Water street, Evansville; 100 Pack, iges, consisting in part ol the following articles. 'm
wo pieces prints ot the newest style, 15 bales Brown theetings, 20 pieces Red Flannels, . 20 " White dj 20 Canton do,' -50 41 BcdTick, 25 cases Boots and Shoes, 100 pieces Bleached Shirtings, . 20 pairs Large Blankets, lilue and Green .Mackinaw do, ; 15 boxes Hats and Caps, assorted, ' 60 dozen Hosiery, " . Sattinets, Cassimers and Jeans, Buena Vista Cassimere; Paramatta and Coburgh Cloths, - California Plaids, Cashmeres, M. do Iainy," Alpaccas of every variety, Wool Cloaking, 5 Dieces Gro De Rhine Silks. . .
Also, Linen Cambric Hdk'is, fancy and Black Silk
do. A large assortment of Shawls from 50 cu tt
$3,00.
CT" All kinds ol rrouuee taken in exchange. dec21-'47tf
LAND FOR SALE.
WISH to sell from 40 to GO acres of Land of the
north end of mv Farm lyi.ij 1 and a 1 mile from
the city of bvansville on the rnnreton roati. ..i : e . rt rwr
y r or particulars cujuire oi .u. aug 23.
I
VALUABLE HOUSE & LOTS FOR SALE.
"T Y directions of the Vanderburch Probate Court
X- the undersigned Administrator of the Estate ol
Gustavus Copley, late of V anderburgh County dee'd
will, on Wodnesday the 7tn day ot &epteniter, A.
D., 1813, at the door of the Court House in Evansville, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock P. M., of
said dav. expose tor sale at public auction, Lots Jo.
1 and 2 in block io. i in Lamascociiy,iornieriy 4tn Enlarcemrnt. adjoining the city of Evansville, with
a new two-tenement dwelltng-hou.se thereon, renting
for 681.00 ter annum.
Terms of sale one-third cash; one-third in three
months, and on the remaining a credit of six months from sale.notes required with approved security.wa-
viu" all reuet Irom valuation and appraisement
laws. A perfect title will be given.
laUg iJAlblJ VI1U I Cj, AUfll r,
Gex. Cass' abuse öV Voluttecrs. The
whole of the Locofoco Pres bis btate,
are denouncing Gen. Taylor becJü.e be concurred with (Jens. Wool and Lane in rTng
that the second Indiana Regiment rclicn'
at the battle of Hucna Vista. If this be a
good argument against Gen. Taylor, it will apply with much more foice- against Gen. Cass, because he represented to Ihe War De
partment in 181 1, that twenly-hve hundred
or three thousand militia, called out to de
fend Buffalo, "all, except' a very fcwoflbemj
behaved in tho most cowardly manner, and
fled without firing a muskel." Tins is ihe
manner in which Gen. Cass ppoke of the
brave volunteers of the country at that lime. What will Locofocoisrn say lo that? Let ihemdeny it if they dare, and we will prove it by documents that cannot be disputed. State Journal.
n sigh thai blows open the street door, be vamoses without daring lo take so much as a peep iiiio the parlor.
Taking a shower bath. "Well, Deacon, bow did your wile manage the shower bailifitiqui.-ed Ur. . She has bad real good luck. Madame Moody told ber bow she managed. She said she bad a large, oiled silk cap, with a cape to it, like a fireman's that came all over ber
A Talpable Hit. -The Boston All hus
, .1 VT n.nnnl I i rt 1.- .-,an.
Telegraph between this place ana discourse to the "recusani wmB ""-yhoulderf. and
has been put in operation, and messages nave . cannQt gupporl Gen. Taylor oecause ue a fo(jl fot Uf pi;ns jj.j not ,ue
. . . ... m ..A.irpil. 1. IT . 1 f,iv HIM11IL VULIU IVI wi. J
oeen sejji bbu aiiovi3 v-- lis no wing, auu jci.
rturo'n-
rr?-John M. Bolts basbcen so often mia- . ,.a he Trorccster Con
; ih- mesidential question, mail ;r? r,.n. Tavlor. because be
'f.0 .vtlmo.fhl"-
lour wile üiu.. e r .
-'.null oi wiu
ll publishes a letter in the National Inlelh-1 a rc reque8ted .to , mee J he ,ie P . . ,a t mmn nrenaratiöns to support
hope. . '
Oh, no, doctor, sue use. . i k.iu . umbrella."
.A Bild Cflft It'll IlCIICr. HCl VIWUIV.
UL ww " -
waru't wot a mite, öhe sot unuer ino um t ii- r... i,ii n hnir. till all the water bad
menu iu' " " 7
pencer, in wmcu hc ' ,
cupies. andconciuues oy ta..b - e n - TovWanl adds "I Wl
a
.f v..:..i7 mA t.1o Allen are reauesieu
vote for Geri.Taylor.anl adds-;l will not - .h' lhem c- of lhe,r seeches
ftvM.p to others; every m,fi :n i10. The Van uaren mni m
1 1 n i iiaajiacamamv-""
man must take
himself as bis venture to do
rr0re to be good example. . rBEXTICE U responsible for this bit, at the
. i iQtn ifiA locofocos said ikw vitality of candidate cass.
Thevare ..One of the Boston trancenueui-i
Western Girls. Miss Baecher's protect for providing Yaukee girls with husbauds by sending ihcrn out West, as teachers, ba i'con carried into practical operation with such success that the rpunky Western "iris bein lo fetJ jealous at (his invasion of fheir dominions. Tbo Yankee girls with iheir superfine manners, ü.nd education, and with additional charm of novelty, Uneaten lo cut lhem out of their most desirable beaux. Their only consolation is, thai ibore are so miiy old bachelors in the West that or some time lo come there will be enough for all;
but should the lankee girls come in loo think, they threaten to piss a tariff on petticoats which wilt give incirrental protection to the domestic article.
Without' A Newstapek. Her. Mr, Cal houn, in a -late very able appeal for mis
sionaries to return with bim to bis field of
labor, on Ihe beautiful sides of Mount Lebanon, said : T'e Eastern world is truly a region of intellectual as well as mora darkness. There are no newspapers in Syria ot Persia; and in Egypt, the Bitbary Slate?, ntid other countries, including 40,000,01)0 people, speaking the Arabic language, there is but one newspaper in the native tongue, and but three or four in the French or En
gtish language, showing that there is nothing
iri Mahornedanisrn favorably to general iin provement.'
kB 11 VA1SW I
rutin-r rtin for mr.l re to brinz the D12 Dan. Aiuivy !,i.u ,t(T. and sa d 'twas cool anu ueiigui-
tue respon c - f casling le l0 rle . . . Mm.
jadgenent dictates; . a - ma, f U-slafery lettersand papers, win u , ... - iSf to set them what I hope maj exbi5ltea. ne r. i
. I '" uvu
A O.CJ1SDARV
ti. iiarrisou woso 6J- - , .1 t.- ntilir believe that I rn mil rh life is dcatn. n " 4,c
"o I . . . t . c-a r n 1 1 rpt Will
Iba Gen. Harrison was a "granny
be ueve .uninni
I ItlUk vw
fi.n Cass was Gen. Harrison- aid! Misrep- we apprchend mai w -
now try
thev I.
recantations are "lue )ouä ciivv..-, joe Uie ucaiu
Recorder of the
n.W.r MiinieimlLiv. yesterday jocosely ask
mm A m lwtrdinrt lmiln keener, in Jleconlet
CU 1 UUHIMHIi, Slw 1 9
ltald win's court, the following question
VVm nk the re ol v was cood. 'Mr.
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r. ..:-- c:iKi to keen tor iiuu
I a iiini in v
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im. vrV Kinross uasiinui nie?, wnat oo viu ui j tj
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ii..frainpa.lrir liimP Nu sir leobcd AI r
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eneu iu. --v,. .,:,. lor nil,or
S . and to Riven 0 bei to the fl0in lhe bet tti.t Oer ,,,,.
Onon Victoria JS 20
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mar
year
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old. has bem christened the reeoou uicu,
1
like bim."--iV. Orleans
rtJ)oAnDiNa House Wooixo. A love-sick chiiracdesirous to indicate the extent and
heart, crie'ft love for the empress ol bis
Brown, mj aIrr-"Aii! Äjis. mown, Miss
as as the bifi.for you is as strong a?
net!" 3 ho was 8atisliea,Mav me Tor dinihe same house. The bargain "Jioirded ai
aud yesterday morning they were nian?.k,
SCLFICT SCHOOLS.
The 3Inle Academy and Female Seminai i -v . .i l'. 1 1
1 rj w iuiro voii'iue, coiuuiciitv uicii x an oca irna thp first Monilav in SoDtember.
Tl choolyear consists of two actions of 22 weeks each: the tuition payable quarterly as hereto
fore. Pupils can commence at any time, though it i exceedingly desirable and important that they enter
at the beginning ot the term, wnen subjects ot study
are bemin and classes orcanized lor the fcssion.
No pupil will be received for a ls tfme than halt o : . ". . i .... .1- i v, :
a oc'siou. itiuuniuii w m ijiuuc tor ausviito in
case of protracted illness.
The JSeminary comprises two departments, Prima
kv and Academical, occunvini? dittinct yet contieu
ous anartments. fxinc under one ccneral supervision
and constituting tn reality but one school; thi Studie of the Primary Department being preparatory to tb m re advanced ones ol the Academical course. ' The Academical Department is arranged into three
classes, characterized by the branches studied by
them respectively, and denominated for convenienca sake, the Junior, Middle and Senior Classes. Ji'.vioR Studies Arithmetic. Geography, Ancient and Modern History. Kng. Grammar, Watts on ths
Mind, and Natural rtulosophy. Middle Class Arithmeiic (finished,) Algebra
Natural History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy
Anatomy, & t hysiology rfuxioR Class Alucbra (finished,) Geometry Men
til and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, datura
1 heoloirv anil LiViuence ot Christiamtv.
The above course is the more common, and in our
ju lament one which thou Id, in its general outlines
be pursued by those desiring a systematic and thor ouiih education.
ihe Male Academy, designed more particularly for those studying the classics, and higher English branches, will be conducted on the same plan and terms as during the past vear.
Vocal Mtsic A course f forty lessons, (two each
week) will be civen out ol school iiours. on the ele
nientary principles of vocal music, for those who arc
net members ot the day school as well as tor thos
wno are. i nose who have never studied music m a
science, will lind the course adapted to lhem. EXPENSES. Board and washing in the best ot private .
families, per week, $1 75 Tuition in Sxminary, Primary Department 3 00 , Academical : " . 3 00 English Branches and French and Latin 7 00 Vocal Music, lor the course, 2 00
Lessons on the Piano $8 00; use of instrument for
pracuce S3 00 per quarter. M. W. S AFFORD, a. m., Principal Evansville. Auü. K. 113.
Adcf.vda. Encouraged by the increasing patron ffodurin the past year, we have at no tfiflinc ex
pense, made arrangements to add very much to the
accommodations anu laciuties ot trie scnoois, leeung and assurance thatour former patrons,and the friends of education generally, will respof.d to our efforts by a still more liberal patronage M. V- Ö.
Four Days Late From lura? Favorable to All Cash Customers. ALLIS & HOWES.
TUE HOUSE that sells goods for s mall profits and ready pay, have just been receiving several im
;nrtant additions to their large stock ot Groceries. fhey pledge themselves to cell as good articles aud
at as low rates as can be obtained in t:e ei, anu invhe all dealers, who wish to do a sating bustnts
to come and convince thcmsclvrs that llae assertions are 8onothing more than empty leasts. Their stock embraces every thicg l-nlong'm to the trcc:ry
trade, in proof of winch see tj.e cuivir.s ot .our env papers UN EVERY PACE YOU WILL KIND THEIR ADVEM LAMENTS. . ap 21.
JUST received from 2ew York, 6 Halt Pip-s CtgntiC Uratidy;
2 Pipt Iit'lland tmi ID casks Port U'ine; lOctK-ks Madeira; 2 hhds lium; lObarUtsChamiwigne; . 5 bxs Cordials: 100" Claret; . 150" Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; for sale by . ALLli & HOWES, ap 21 Water st.
JUST received by st earner Glencoe, 7 sides sole Leather; ' ; 23 Bxs Lemon Syrup; -3 Tierces refined Suj'ar for family use, for sale by AlXLSi IIOVVE, op 24 Water si.
JUST received from New Orleans, -20liblsTannerUi!; . . .. 50 " Tor, ' ; . V , 4 " Varnish; 15 " Turpentine; . ; 5 Bxs Oranges; :. .. 10 " Lemons; in store and lor sale by ALLIS & HOWES. . Water st
SUGAH and MOLASES. 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar; . . 250 Bbls do do Molasses; 40 do do do do; 25 Bbls Sugar House Molasses Polka
; brand; ' , ' . j 25 i libls do do. , do do do.
For sale bv A. LAL'UllLliN.
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ap 25
Water street.
NAILS. . . QfiTA KEGS Boston and Juniata ails, assorted fuU sizes; , , 25 kegs Flooring Brads, assorted; 25 do Assorted spikes.
Fnrsnl- bv A. LAI 1I11j1.v,
ap 25
Water street'
JUST RECEIVED, tZ A KEGS Pure white Lead; OvF 10 bbls Linseed Oil; . ?i do Turnentine:
25 boxes 8-10 Window Gla. . owbv ' A. LAl'OuLIiS,
Water etre- f
For sale low by
may
LOOK OUT.
T WILL sue every Drayman.and Tavern and I Gro1 eery keeper, who shall not have prociired license
m. m m VB. m 'mi t K . m am
by Monday next.
laug2
WILLIAM BELL,
" ' Marshall and Colloctor.
Q3"A poet thus &ings of woman: "Half designed for man's fond bosom, lkilf a creature of the fcky." Seme malicious chap says' that they seem determined to give each half its appropriate locution, as they have been, from tin immemorial, trying to cat themselves Jnto. ijh cora?ts.
Western Clothing Store, Next door to G. Vtnntmaifi Hope Store. Water Street, I'vuuMille, In. BY KUMME It & CO. HAVE just received from their Manufactory in Cincinnati, a large assortment of ready made fashionable clothing, suitable for all sea sons of the year, all of which are made anl trimmed in the best mannerunder their direction, expressly for tili market, and consists of every article requisite corutlete eentlemen's wardrobes sujierior Black and lue French and English cloth dresses, frock and ick coats, full trimmed. Blue and Llach Satnct frock and sack coats. Cashmere t. Brown, green, gray and black, and all col lors of tweed, sack, frock and dress coats, every variety of coats, coatees and roundabouts, superior black and blue cloths and cassimere pants, fancy French cassimere do., Blue and black and qray and striped satinet pants and corduroy pants ol all colors aud prices. Blank satin, plain and fancy silk, velvet cassimere, and satinet vests, and all colors and kinds of common vests at various prices. All the late styles of plain and fincy silk and satin Cravats, Scarfs and stocks; white lk and all colors Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirt Muslin and Flannel do ; Flannel and Net undershirts
;d Draws; Shirt Collars; Beaver, kid, thread and d.-rs, j;Iovcs; embroidered and plain gnm suspenCaps Boot,.ham and cotton Umbrellas; Silkllats All the above . walking can, &.c. lurnishina line will Bevand everything else in the CASH. - Cincinnati prices for We shall continue to receive fresi, , ly during ih5 season from our Manufactory MfrV?" nati. aug HJ BKUMMEK. & CO"1"
?VVVfr.w w" Paper and Borderii g. A UL,L supply of the la test pa terns, in store and for rate by ijani'JJ C.BELL
State of Indiana Vanderburgh County, In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacatio-i August 11, ld4S... '
Silas Stephens, Marcus Sherwood and John Slunklin, : . . VS. Robert N. Cochran, Isaac Blackford Matthew B. Cockran, Harriet P. Cockran. Jas. Itirhmnml. Jane A. Richmond,
Washington Ross, Margaret Ross, Elizabeth U. Cockran, inhniv :mlinm and the un-
known heirs of James Parker, t m t
aec a. . .j ..xin.
A nd now at this tinte comes ine r- r A anti bv JaiiicsG.Joncs.thelrsoliciranJ hio in ants by J anics i.-o , .irciu. CoufU
n nrP nr inn iii ia ui iuc " . - .
Ia chancery.
their certain bill of complaint agains tic . . i arrrin(T from Iii 81.11.3'
VhSyii'gl-.äS'ÄSÄ InÄ, ,i is Ureb, si, th '"R ?:
to tliem uken as contes-sed, aug 15-3 w-p f $4 CO. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. a FliLI. and ireneral assortment o
pverf thin? in that line, namely An 1 Allows. Vices. Screw Flaie
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Xtnc nun
v' i Vte street.
For sale
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