Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 170, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 November 1848 — Page 3

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for Gen. Taylor: . Massachusetts, ' - , ; - , - - 12 Rhode Island, - - 4 Vermont, . - - - - " - -6 New Jersey, - - . - - - . 7 Connecticut, - - 6 Delaware, --!-., 3 Maryland, - - - - - - 8 New York, - - ' ' - , - 3G Pennsylvania, . - - . - 26 Kentucky, - - - - - 12 Teunessee, - - - - 13 Geolgta, '- - . - ,10 Li uYiana, - . - - - 6

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mm rOR THE EVANSVTLLE JOURNAL From our Extra of yesterday morning. Louisville, Nov. 9. MISSISSIPPI. Four counties heard from, 7 aylor's gain 700. The returns from other counties are incomplete but are equally favorable for Taylor who has probably carried the Slate. TENNESSEE. This State is safe for Taylor by increased Whig majority over the IaM gubernatorial election. A LA HA MA, The returns are very flittering for Taylor; but five counties heard from in which there is a considerable Whig gain. Old Zack has come. INDIANA. Sullivan county, Cass majority 650; Vigo county,Taylor' maj. 735, Spencer county.Taylor'g inaj. 250. Taylor has gained so far. ILLINOIS. Shi w nee town, Cass 192, Taylor, 12S; Mar shall, Clark county, Cass 122, Taylor 159. Twenty-five counties heard from, whig gain of about 40C0 over Clay's vote in 1814. Cass majority will not exceed 3500. The Southern part of the Slate looks favorable for fay lor. MISSOURI, There is uo change here, and it is unnecrstary to feeud the details of the election. TENiSYLVANIA. Cans majorities. Northumberland county 570 Lucien do' 810 Clinton do - 180 Columbia do 1112 Burks do 4700 Clation do 440 Lycoming do - 330 Sullivan do 150 Carbon do 300 Ducks do 220 Taylor majorities. Philadelphia city and county 9900 Schuylkill county 1000 Lancaster do 5883 Bradford do 700 a There is 3G counties heard from in the State which give Taylor a gain of 8G00 over the Governor's vote. STATES GONE FOR TAYLOR. VERMONT, DELAWARE. KENTUCKY, MARYLAND, NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA, CONNECTICUT, TENNESSEE, STATES GONE FOR CASS. MAINE, OHIO,MICHIGAN, NEW HAMPSHIRE. All certain for Cass. He will also get th State of Virginia. The New Y'ork Tribune concedes the Stales of Indiana and Illinois to Cass. It is conceded here and in New Y'ork by the papers of both parties that Taylor is elected. OLD ZACK HAS COME. ' The election so unsettles the markets that correct quotations are impossible. In the Prolate Court of Yandet burgh County, October 21,1 m . Juhn R. Wilcox, A Jm'r.1 ot Stephen A. Pooliitle dee'd. M. Henry W. Knutts, Salome Knott?, JiiS. Outline,Robert T)ler, and the unknown heirs ol Stephen A. Doolittle, dee'd. ) Pet. for salcof real estate. ND now at th 8 time comes the said Adminis trstor, ly Dlythe and Chandler, his rolici tors, and files his petition herein, puggesung the inuiKciency ol the personal Estate ofaid dee'd to pay the debts outstanding against paid estate, nnd praying lor the sale of certain real estate, mentioned and i!ecriled in .nid petition, and it appearing that the paid Henry W. Knotts, Salome Knotts, James Outhrie ItOberl Tyler, and tho unknown heirs of said Steuh en A. iKudittle dee'd, an all non-midentof the State of Intliana. Therelore notice is hereby given to the said non-: evident defendants, to be and appear in this Court, at the next November term thereof, to le Iciiin and held at the Court House in Evitnsville, Indiana. on the third Monday of Novemler next, ana then ana there to f how caue it any thev have or can show, why the said real estate described in said petition should not be sold and made assets in the hands of said Administrator for the payment ol Attest: SAM'L T. JENKINS,Cl k. Cy it. Jenkins, Dcpfv. oet 2-3w-pf $3 CJIPOXPAÜD'JC. fTMIE hiahest Cash prire 'wiiJ b. iiiil firTallow , I at the Soa; and Cnn.-lic M::uuictory of Mc L Kit NY Co., at Division street. oct 30-3m. ORANGE?; and COCAXUTS.-Thrcc hrtr reh ef fine Havana Orangey; also three barrc!.Coennuis, just arrivcxl and lor Sale cheap U nov.f.. -. II. JACKSON.

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Louisville, Nov. 10, 10 P. M. . TENNESSEE. Twenty-two countii give Taylor a gain ol 1433 over last gubernatorial election. MISSISSIPPI. In six counties Taylor gain of 953 over Clay iulSI4. LOUISIANA. New Orleans gives Taylor 1091; majority over Clay 677. Democrats give up the State. OHIO. Cass gains 13,000 over Ford. VIRGINIA. Fifty counties show a Taylor majority over Clay of 200. NORTH CAROLINA. Fifty-seven counties show a Taylor gain over Clay of 2000. Four additional couutieb show a Ta)lor gain of 200 ovei Clay. ILLINOIS. Returns from 37 counties fchow a Taylor gain of 6000 over Polk, 60 comities to hear from. NEW YORK. Thirty-four counties show a Taylor majority of50,000. Philadelphia papers give Taylor 1C0 Electo ral votes. GEORGIA. Goue for Taylor. Cixcinxvt!, Nov. 10, 10 P. M. The River has risen 9 inches. Flour 83 C81 to 3 G8J offered no sales. Foreign News. Markets depressed and sales cannot be made except at concession. Whisky 16i to 16Jc, and 161 for new. Hogs 3 75 to Sugarjat 41c. Cheese CI c, NOTICE TO EPICUKES. WE are in receipt of part of our stock purchased by our Mr. Allis in New York and Boston, with an eye to the tatcs of our friends and custom.L. 1 .1 f I I:..! L I I 1 ers inai are lomi oi coou nvinjj, wnicn win ue (bund enumerated below, and wo invite a call trom those wishing to purchase. Oct 1 ALLIS &. HOWES. LOIISTEltS Received per steamer Dove from Uofton, 100 cms fresh Ijolwters, hermetrially sea:ed; for sale by (oc23j ALLIS Sc HOWES. FRESil Codfish Ac. Received per steamer Dove W cans fresh Codfish, 50 cans fr-h Salmon, lor sale by foe 231 ALLIS & HOWES. THRESH Mackerel &c. Just received from 1? Uoston, 50 can fredi Mackerel; &) cam fresh Oysters: for bate by (oc23 ALLIS &. HOWES. Q AUDI MIS-Just received from Boston per lO steamer OlaJiator, loo bans pickled Lobsters; 2C0 Io.es Sardines, for sale by oct 23 ALLIS &, HOWES. FICKliKS Just received from Ikmton, 10 cases Win. Underwood's Picklqs assorted, do do YY aliiut.Cate-up Yeast 1'owdcrs, 3 do 10 do 5 do For slc by do do Pepper Siuce, do Capot Cnners, .LIS &, HOWL'. Loc 23 AI pilESEItVES-Receivcd per steamer Gladiator X Z cases Canta Oiner, 2 d Umbrwood'ti Currant Jelly, 2 do do Ulukberry Jelly, 2 do do Ats'd. Pie Fruits, For Pale by loc 23) ALLIS &. HOWES. SPICES, Ac Received and for sale, 5 bags Ground Ginger, 5 do . do Cnpid, 5 do do Spice, 25 do dvj . Pepper, 5 do m prepared Cocoa. 20 do " do Chocolate; For sale by foe 23) A LLIS ,t HOWES r.KIS Just reci ivel nndfreih, i1 1(H) Drums Fi-s. 3 bbls Currants, 8 tierces Almond.', For sale by oc 23 A LLI & UO WES. JUST received In.r.i Boston, fiO Coils nssd fizc Manilla Curdar': 20,h.o Gunny lla 9, 21 bnphils, 2 ) Boxes Sperm Candies, 50 . do Lubick Herring, JO caws ooston .Mutnrd, 100 Ihi.vos lancy Toilet and Shaving Sonp, r pale by foe 23 ALLIS &. 'HOWES. For IUST receiveil from New Orleans, 50 bajs Kio Coffee, 2 Tierees fresh Kice, 25 doz. Duckets, ' 25 Nests Tu'w, rbbls No 1. Mackerel, 10 do Loaf Sujar, For sals by foe 23J A LLIS V HOWES. rpoiJACCO Just received from Baltimore. JL 50 Imjxcs as'd brands Virginia Tobacco, 25000 do do Havanna Sears, For sale by oc 23 ALLlS & HOWES. LIQUORS. JUST received a laije lot of Liquors, oianutcs. Wines. &c. Thoe that are fond of a pure article lor sick nets wilt please call at nov 1 ALLIS & HOWES. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court Samuel Orr. tf. Cliarles F. Tarker, and Sarah! r Parker, his wife, Kichard Jenkins f ln C hjncc,TJames M Chute, John Shanklin, and James M. Johnston. ND now at this time, October 20, 1S48, cume lX. the complainant, by Baker &. Gar tin, their so licitors, and hies in the othce ol the Clerk oi the Van derbumh Circuit Court, his bill ol complaint in the above entitled cause against the dek ndants above named, and it appearing by the allidavit ofadisinleresieu erseii uieu in sau cause niav vuaiies r I'arker. and Sarah Parker his wife, and Sum'l M Johnston lluee of said defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is herebv given ti the said non refident defendants, of the rifiii and pendency ol said bill, ana tnat unles they and nacli of them arncar in paid court on tlie first day oi ;he next term thereof, to be begun and held at the Lourt MoUfein the city ot Lvansville on thestuMon day of March next, ami then and there plead, answei or demur to said bill, the matters and things therein -on mined will be taken as confessed to be true as aiiain ?t the said non-resident defendants and decreed iee.nlin:Jy. Ait st: ivM'L T. JENKINS, Cl k iiy 11. JrxKixs. Peppy. x t 23-3v-pf

.1IEDICAL CM KD. DIL J. B. STINSON, would rtsiK'ctt'ully inform Lis friends and the public that he has located himself in the city of Evansville. where he intend .levoting his attention to the practise of Medicine and Surgery. In tendering his services ti the public in this capacity he pledges himself to attend promptly and faithfully to those who may favor him with their confidence, and he trusts that the opportunitieswhich he has enjoved for acquiring a Medical Education will be a sullicient guarantee to his friends at least of his capabilities to discharge successfully tht important duties of his profession. Ollice with Dr. 1. L Laycock where he may be found at all times unless professionally absent, aug 10 d&wly.

FA LI AND. WINTER UUY GOODS, IUST lieceivc.1 by M. W. Foster, at the corner of .Main and First streets, a large and general asortmet t Staple and r ancy Dry Goods, suiiabh tbf nmnt Anil stmirivifliiriry ounonna frki,Vut in rtinet f Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable lot I f l A nrricxn t find TAtltiXl rhni a o o v r a fiAnKittn n part of French and English Black, Blue, Green, (J and Cadet; 6-4 Cloth, Cassimeres, Sattinetts,Tw SV - v. tTVa Wl'I'l lUW ÜV U JKJ lli? VV11CIOI1II jj ill n, Olive Tweed iJeans, Linseys. Flannels, superior and common Bed and over Coat Blankets, Prints, Ginghams, Del a nes Lamertine and Madona Plaids and Stripes, Plain andrigured Alpaeca Lustres, Bik Satin stripes. Mode and Figured Cassimeres, superior Ben Gro Do itive, Italian and Plaid Silks; Silk, Velvet, Satin. llk, Linen and Lisle Lace, and Edgings, rringes, Buttons, Flowers, Kibbons,&c., &c. Also 60 Cases Boots. Shoes. Hats. Cans. Bon nets Slc, makins my assortmen very ceneral. desira ble and complete. 1 would rct-pecttully invite the aueniHmoi purcnasers 10 can anu examine inesiock. as 1 have no boul.t, it would be to the interest of both parties, as I am determined to sell at the lowest pnee lor cash, or in exchange lor produce. oct 13 M. W. r OST Ell SIG1V,BANEU nnd FANCV PAINTING. GEO. G. WALKER begs leave to ofTer his scr vices to his friends, citizens of Evansvillo and vicinity, as a Sign, Hann er and Fancy Painter, lie has just returned home Irom Cincinnati where he served in one ol the best shops and undei the eye of an accomplished master of his profession. and has commenced buMness for himself, trusting to the encouragement of old friends and a generou public, and determined by close application to still further perfect himself in the art. Those having work to do, are respectfully invited to call and con -bult with him. Shop on Main Street, over Mr. V m. Hughes Store, entrance on Second street. Prompt attention will be given to all orders from neighboring town. Terms liberal. oct 23 tt PAINTING. O F. WILLS EY would return his thanks P O. to his friends and the citizens in general P A for past lavors, and hone by clote attention A I to business to merit a liberal share of the pub- I S lie patronage. Those having work in my line N & niiiuuvrcii iir tue tue u Luii as a tuiviitt vr m I work cheaper than the cheapest and as good as I N the best. All orders left with J. C. Hebcrd or N G P. G. O'Riley will receive prompt attention G sep iy,d bin. PAINTING. NEW GOODS AGAIN!!! IUST received per Steamers North Carolina and J. O. Adams, IS packages more ol our Fall and Winter Stock. Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed Jeans; ble and blue black'. Pilot cloths and blue r lushings; Blankets; Linseys; Urown Cottons -nd Sattinets. Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghams, English mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and orange and new stylo fancj Prints. Combs. Buttons aud Threads; bl'k plaid English Silk Cravats; Artificials; ItibUinsand F lorence braid Bonnets; brk and colored silk rringes and Gimps; Indies bl'k lace silk Milts and Gloves; Waddings, 1'adding and Canvass. Fisured Salisbury Flannels; plain bl'k Satin Stri ped, hizured Mohair arni real Alpaeca Lustres; Rich figured colored Imperialand eilk checked Lamar tines. Infants fancy velvet: Boy's velvet and Cloth; Mens Cloth, velvet, lur, cloth lur trimmed, point I'rint, irlazed and I lush Cat. 0 -. w . m ww - a a a K. v. black anu nran wool iiais; rnt-n ngoia. Nutria, Kuin and B. B and L. Crowned Planter, Monterey and Buena Vista Hots. The above addition makes our assortment com plcte with the exception ot" Boots and Shoes; which wo are looking tor daily. We have made such arrangements that we will be receiving New Goods the whole of the present a son and w ill sell at low prices. Sep 15. J. II. MAqilEE & Co. FANCY CONFECTIONAUY. Augustus Ilisgcn "lT7OULD respectfully inform the citizens of V Evansville that he has lately opened a Fancy Confectionary store on First street, above Main, where lie intends always to keep on hand a large and splendid assortment ol C.kes, Caxdim, Cordiaijb, and other fashionable drinks, and also in the fruit season a varied assortment of Frcits. He would inform the citizens that as he is a Confection er by trade every thing in tho baking line will be done by himself, in any shape, size, or inode wished. llavmjust commenced in ousinees ne rct-pecuuny renkst that those wishing to purchase anything in his lino would please give him a call, and examine hi Work and prices before purchasing eiscwnere. Oct. 10-tf. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and general assortment o every thing in that line, namely :-C-.vils, Bellows, Vices, Screw PI An late It.isn. Files and Grates. For pale by A. tiAUtfllly Wate treet . . . TT ap 2 j heivtovaii. A LLIS &. HOWES have temporarely moved their A Stock and office to the new Brick Store, on Sycamore street, next to Laughlin's corner, at which place they respectfully solicit their friends and the public ingeneral to extend to them the same liberal patronage, they have so long enjoyed, al was felt grateful for, and will always endeavor to deserve. S;p20. LAXDAXD TOWN LOTS FOll SALE. I WILL sell at private sale a tract of Land adjoin ing Evansville, containing "about twenty .seven ncresrd. ten or fifteen Lots in the upper enlarge ment of Evansville, all of which I will sell on reasonable terms in quantities to suit purchasers Tnese wishing topurcliai-e Land or Lots, will find it to tbei jv 14. to apply immediately. " ' E. A.CORBET. Agent, TO LET. A CONVENIENT Dwelling-house now occupied by the subscriber, r or terms apply at the store of Sep 23 OLIVER LADD POKK HI EUCH ANTS, LOOK IIE11E! THE subscribers will be prepared to Slaughterllogs Cut and pack pork either in bulk or barrels, and also for rendering Lard, all of which will be done with neatnes and despatch. Slaughtering Estab lishment below the Canal bridge, JJain street. And their cutting and packing house on Sycamore street, Evansville la. Those at a distance wishing to cor respond with us, may rest assured it shall meet our ... .. liIIKT L'PllillO prompt attention. .iiii cahijo. JOHN WARD. aCrPrineeton Clarion insert toamountof $1.00 and charge this othce. . ' Oct 17 tt BOOTS AND SHOES. JUST received Cases Men's Brogan Shoes; 2j Cases Thick and Kip Boots; 25 Cacs Women's lace Stiiched Boots; Forsaleby oct31 ALLI3&I1UWES, F1ATON fc HUGO. House Carpenters and-Joined J I'd etreel between Sycamore and Vine opJ.Vr

VANDEItlJURGII CIRCUIT COURT. A N adjourned Term of the September Term of the Vanderburgh Circuit, lor the year 184S will Ini held at the Court Hou?e in Fvansville. on the 14th

day of November 1S4S. All elhcers and Traverse Jurors of said court, and parties litigant are heiel y notihed to attend. SA.M'L T. JENKINS, Cl k 5f the Vardeiburgh Circuit Court, oct 30-3w-pf$l STATE OF INDIANA,) Vncderlmrgh County- i In the t'roUiie Court ol Vanderburgh County. In vacation October 26, 1S48. William HariNr VS ) John E McCatlestt r, Jorej h McCall- Tetitlon for ester, Eneas Harnttt, John E. Barntti) Partition. NOW at this lime comes the above named Wil liam Harper ly Wm A. Wandelt, his solicitor and files in the utlice of the Cleik of the Probate Caurt of Vanderburgh County, his certain Petition for Partition , and it tatistactoriiy appearing by the 'allidavit of a interested person, this day filed in the Clerk's otlice aforesaid, that all of the above named defendants are non-reeidents of the Slate of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the above named deiendaut,. that unless they appear and plead to or answer said petition on or before the calling ot this cau?e at the next term of said court to be held at the Court House in Evansville on the third Monday in Novembcrnext, the matters and things therein contained, will be heard and determined in their absence. SAM LT JENKINS, Clerk. OC 28-3 w-pf i2 00 Stoves! Stoves! ITIOKE STOVES. JAMES SCANTLIN & SON. HAVE just returned from Cincinnati and Lou'sville with a large and splendid assortment of the mofet approved . . ' lattern ol Stoves, FOR THE FALL TRADE! , Which for neiformance and durability are unsurpas sed in the Union, among which will be found the Buck's Patent Cooking Stove, (i my roved,) the best Stove in u-w. Also the Queen of the West, and Harry of the West premium Cool ing Stoves, new paterns; and the fates style of Double Oven Cooking Stoves. All sorts of Heating Stoves. Some of the most beautiful air-tight t'artor. and Diuing Room Stove we ever saw brought to thie City. Six, seven to ten Flate Stot es, new patterns. Rough and Ready Parlor Stoves. Any quantity of Tin Wareon hand as usual which they would disjiose of at the very Ijowest Ci.vci.v.nati frici s. Give us a call and see for yourselves at onr store on Main (treet, out door from 0. Nu trie's Tavern. Sepiad&w. NEW GOODS AND NEW HOUSE. THE store formerly occupied by Mrs. Tiixistoh corner of Main and Second Streets, is now occu pied by THEODORE and JOSEPH V EN NEMAN asaraneyand Domestic Dry uoous More, lhey have on hand a full assortment ot Fancy Goods, such as, Cassimcre and Muslin Detain Shawls, silk and Muslin Delain Handkerchiefs, Lady s and Gen tlemen's Cravats, plain black and plain mode colored Lustre and California plaids, Marino and Bombazine black Silk 1 yard wide, Line.n Lace and Edgings at a very low price, a goi variety of Cotton Luce and Edging ni.nv styled, Silk r ringe lor Dresses, and a good assortment ofTrimmings, heavy brown Muslin, brown and blenched Drilling, tine Cloth and Caspitrere, Cabinet, Jean?, and a large asso.t ment ot Cotton Goods for Pantaloons and Coats, Boots and Shoer, and Fur Hats. loour mends and the public in general, we rpspeetfally invite them to call and examine our stock nix I prices before purchasing. Werespccjfullji tender our thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage extended to us in our formlr IIouk, atid we hope by punctual attendance to business to merit a share of patronage. Don't forget call, as we get new goods every two months. T. & J. VENN EM AN. ' sep 4J Main Street. Canal Lotting. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE undersigned Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, hereby give notice that they will re ccive sealed proposals at Point Commerce in Green County, Indiana, on the 15th day ol November next, for the construction of 17 miles of said Canal, exten ding alon j the valley of the west fork of White River, from Point Commerce to the village of Newberry in said County. On this division, there are to be constructed 6 Lift-Locks, ond Guard-Lock, a dam across White River, 12 leet in height and over 400 feet in length; together with the usual variety of work be--longing to a Canal. The line will be divided into sections averaging about half a mile in length. At the same time and place, proposals will be received for the performance of a part of the Rock Excavation at the 1'atoka Snmmit. in Tike County. This section will embrace near20,OCO cubic yards of solid rock, varying in depth from 4 to 15 ieet together with a portion of earth excavation. The work to be done will be ready for inspection for two weeks previous to the day of letting, during which time all necessary information will be given by the Resident Engineer. Payment will be made as the work progresses, in par funds. A. M. PUETT, Trutlu, Jc.. THUS. H.BLAKE. OrncE or tiie Board of Trcstees, I Terre-Haute Ind., Sep. 7 1W8 sepl3-td. State oflndiana, Vander bur ch 11 In the Vanderbunrh Circuit court. John Shank lm & William Black. v. James G Jones, John Jones, Martha Jones, James King.LIijah King IlillAiLLWIII mug, V IIIJilAJl L' : l,tt,. I.' ; n rklii, i'iaiKia jung, Louisa Shannon, Samufl Shannon. Silas Ste In Chancery. ndens, Jane E.Scantlin, James Scantlin Jr. Rob ert M. E. Stephens. Hen ry L. fctephens, oauta Evans, John r. .vans, DeWilt C. Evans. Rob ert M. Evans, and Berry S. Evanf.

AN now at this time that is to say on the 17th day of October A. D-, 1848, come the complainants by James E. BIythe their solicitor, and file in the office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court," their bill of complaint in the above entitled cause against tha defendants above named, and it appearing by the affidavit of a disinterested person filed in saidcaus, that John Jones, Jane King, Elijah King, Martha King, Elizabeth King, and William King, six of said defendants are non-re idents oi the State ' oflndiana: therefore notice is hereby given to the said non-resident defendants of the filing- and peadencyof said bill and that unless thev, and each of them appear in said Court on the first day of the next term thereof, to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of Evansville on the 4th Monday of March next and then and there plead answer or demur to said bill the matters and things therein will be taken as confessed to be true as against the said non-reiilent defendants and decreed accordingly. JVttest:- SAM'L T. JENKINS. Clerk of said Court; Dy R. Jlms, his Deputy. oct 20, - v.