Evansville Journal, Volume 12, Number 34, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 September 1846 — Page 3
Correspondence of the St. Louis Reveille, Sweet Water, July 12, 1S4G. Thk California's. Here we arc, at the head of the Sweet Water, (a stream most appropriately named, by the Avay, for its wate s are indeed sweet to the travellers,) and within fifteen miles of the dividiug ridge oi the Rocky Mountains. We expect to noon to-day, on waters that flow into the Pacific ocean. . Our "horse company" numbor twelve men and twenty-five horses and mules.' The names of the party are Edwin Bryant, R. T. Jacob, W. II..- Russell, J C. Buchanan Hiram Miller, R. II. Holder, W. li. EiWn,Jas. McCleary, W. II. Nuttalt, A. V. Brookie, Captain Wells, (a mountaineer,) and .your humble servant. Mr. Sol. Sublette and company are fhe bearers of our letters, whom we had the pleasure of meeting last evening. He is from
California, and talks moderately in favor of
the country. Mrl apian, one ot I remont s company, is along; he left the Colonel with his party, in good health, on the read waters of the Sacramento river. It is true that he was "proclamv.ioned" out ot California. He
did not retire from the vicinity ol Monterey,
however, until he had concluded the businessl
that took him there.
, CONVENTION. At the late election in August a vote was
taken on the subiect of a .Convention, to
change the Constitution. As the vote in iavor of a Convention, did not amount to a
rnaioniv of "all the votes DoIleu.it is now
j j , , . . doubted whether a Convention can be prop eily convened. The Constitution of the State provides:
Art. 8, Sec. 1. , Every twelfth year after this Constitution shall have taken etl'ect,
at the general election held for Governor,
there shall be a poll opened, in which the
qualified electors of the State, shall express, by vote, whether they are in iavor of calling
a Convention or not; and it there shall.be a majority of all thtt votes given at such elec--lion, in favor of a ponven;ion, the Governor shall iu&r-'a -t next General Assembly thereof, whose duty it shall be to provide by law for the election of the members of the Convention, the number thereof, and the time and place of meeting; which law shall not be passed unless agreed to by a majority of the members elected lo both branches of the General Assembly. " i. The vote on the question of a Convention at the election was very small and although a majority of votes on that subject, was in favor of n 'Convention still that (.majority was far short of the majority of the whole number -of votes given tor Governor, members of the Legislature, &c. Under such circumstances, where there was not a majority Of the whole number of votes given in, in favor of. a convention, will the Governor or Legislature bo authorized to act in the premises? The words of the section above quoted seem to be positive, and require a majority of the whole number of votes given in at tho election. ' . WabasJi Courier.
Life in California. A letter from a visiter to California, gives the following picturesque 'view, of the social virtues to be found in those quarters:
"Most of the inhabitants are great scamps; many not only confess that they steal horses
and cattle, but they boast of it. I bought a horse this morning tint the man is to steal
for mo in a day or'lyvu. You will think this strange conduct, but this same man was not only robbed but beaten by the other; and there is no law to punish them, so that he
has to miko bimsclf whole in the coin of
his opponent. "The Spanish portion of the inhabitants are a thieving," cowardly, lewd
people, and generally indolent and faith-
less." - - ' - , :
the company's operations. It is very ccr tain that this was Mr. McLane's view in the negotiation of the treaty, and it is equally certain that he regarded -the second article of the treaty as conferring upon the Hudson Bay company and upon British subjects trading with them the privilege of the free navigation of . the Columbia in perpetuity. His letter accompanying the British proposition, which, afterwards, without the alteration of a word, became the treaty, places beyond all doubt his own construction of the article referred to. ' . We are told that Mr. PaEenham was questioned as to the meaning of this doubtful clause, and that he accepted the interpretation put upon it by Mr. Benton and others. The Secretary of State directs Mr. McLane to inform Lord Aberdeen of Mr. Pakenham's acquiescence in the resirictive 'meaning of the clause; and thus the matter now stands. It is possible that there may be some mistake about Mr. Pakcnham's confirmation of the restrictive meaning, since it was not officially given. At all events, we must hear from the British Government officially before the question can be relieved from uncertainty. Baltimore American: BRinsn Exultation over tiie American Tariff. Nothing (says the New-York Express) can exceed the joy with which the real, true-blue, out-and out John Bull organs, over the water, received the announcement of the passage of the Tarifl Bill of Mr. McKay by the House of Representatives. It has ever been a favorite gull-trap of the Locofoco leaders and editors (and one which they have set to some purposp, too, more than once) to hold the Whig party up to the country as the "British Tarty," but when did measure of theirs receive such warmth of commendation, such ecstacy of welcome in England, as that which has greeted the crowuing act of the Polk
Administration: the repeal of the Tariff of
1842? "Progress of Free Trade !" "Res
ponse from the United Stalest" ''The mouopolists floored'." "Lasting friendship between England and the United States se
cure 1" are headings which gleam in all the gloss of full-faced type from the top of many a leading column; and never were such
demonstrations of sympathy and gratitude
towards "the model republic shown before.
Says one : .
"I he Independence packet-shrp, Capt.
Allen, which has so often brought important
intelligence fron the United Slates, arrived
in this port lrom lew iork on bund a v
isT, bringing the best piece of news which
she has ever conveyed to this country,
namely, that of the passing of the new and
liberal 'I arm of Duties on Imports, founded
on Mr. Walker s report, through the Ameri
can House of .Representatives, by a majority
of 114 to U5 votes."
And the same editor goes on to say:
Wa conclude, from the confident assertion
of the free trade papers, as well as the. hor
ror and agony ol the New York Express,
and other organs ol the Monopohs party, that
a niiijonty of the Senate, by confirming it,
will enable the rresulent to meet the lib
eral commercial policy ol the British Gov
ernment in the spirit in which it deserves
to be met."
riATT & BUCKLIN, WHOLESALE .COMMISSION SHOE HOUSE, South side of Main street, between Fifth and Sixth, (Ojipsite A. Gowdy & Co.'s Auction Rooms,) LOUISVILLE, KY., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL STOCK OF Which will be one of the largest ever offered in this city.
AVING arrangements with many of the best manufactu;ers at the East for a constant sup"
ply of fresh and desirable goods on consignment, tney are enabled ai all lime to oiler their
goods at lowest market rates for cash.
Lou. Journal $5.
sep 17 Sw.
lOBilSQM, PETER, & GARY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIS Noi'th side Main stcct two doors below Fourth,
LOUISVILLE, KY
OILS,
ARE now receiving their heavy fail supplies or DRUGS, CHEMICALS, , POINTS, OILS DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, BOTTLES, VIALS, SHOP FURNITURE, VAR mistti-'s r.nrisnps tor a rvA"' j-rn a t?s sniFF. FILD SEEDS, &c.
Having made our purchases upon the best terms of manufacturers and importers in the Eastern ciries, w e are deteimined to. offer inducements to purchasers, for cash, in eXchenge toi cotintv produce, or on the usual time to prompt dealers. We' invite Drugg.su Merchants, Manufacturers, Physicians and Dealers generally to call and examine oar stock or send in their orders, which will receive prompt attention Wanted at the Jiighest. market prices Beeswax, Ginseng. Feathers. laxseed. Dried Fruit, Lard, Tallow, Flax and Tow Linen, Rags, &.. Eou, Jour., sep 10 w4.
-unions otaddiqh P, CM IT!
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
MUX STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.,n ARE now receiving heavy fall supplies of Drugs, Medicines, Pamis, Oils, Dj e-Stufi, tooices Soaps, Paint Srushee, Varnish, Glassware, Window Glass, Surgeon's Instrument 1 ateii Medicines and Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, which makes their stock one ot the largest and most complete now offered in the West. Tiieir stock has been carefully selected with a reler, ence to tee best quality, and was purchased of importers and manulacturers, or first hands, o.. the very best terms, which enables them to offer their goods for cash, or to prompt dealers only ou the usual time, at as low rates as any other house this side of the mountains, and, indeed, fully as low as they can be bought East and placed here, with carriage, insurance, and exchange added, in the quantities usually bought by country druggists, merchants, physicians and manufacturers.-.Dealers generally are requested to call and examine their stock a ml- prices -e ilore buyiuo elsewhere, and sucn as cannot visit the city, by sending us their orders, shall be promptly served with Articles of equal good quality and at as law prices a, if they were here personally We have madesuch arrangements as will enable us jo receive continued heavy additions to our stock during (he fall and winter, which will always render our assortment complete anJ our articles freabfr 'Tbe following compose a part of our stock;
50 barrels I anner a un;
40 do Caster Oil;
TAXES FOB 1840. 1J WILL meet the tax payers who may attend H. at the following places in Vanderburg County, for the purpose of receiving taxes, to wit: At the school house near John S. Terry's in Knight township on Wednesday September 23d. At the house of George L. Schnee in Centre township on Thursday September 24th. At the house of Charles Knowles in Scott township on Friday September 25th. At the house of'Charles Martinin Armstrong township on Saturday September 23th. At the house of Michael Mentzer in German township on Monday September 28th. At the house of Joseph Thompson in Perry township on Tuesday September 29th. At the house of Joseph M. McDowell in Un ion township on Wednesday September 30th . And I will attend at my ofiica in the Court House at Evansville from the first day of Octo. bernext until the first day of January 1847, for the purpose of receiving taxes'. The Taxes for the year 1 846 are as follows : For State purposes On each one hundred dollars valuation of all property made taxable by law , 26 cen'a and 7 mills, and lor each poll 75 cents. . For County purposes On ench one hundred dollars valuation of all property, 40 cents, and for each poll 75 cents. For Road purposes On each one hundred dollars va! uatiou oi prop erty on the lax duplicate for 1845, 6 cents. I would call the attention of tax payers, to section 56, chapter 12, of the Revised Statutes of A. D. 1843, aus amended: v 'In case any person shall refuse orneglecl to pay the tax iurpqsed on him, the County TreasurersHALL, alter the first day of January, levy
the same, together with the costs -and charges, that may accrue, by distress and sale of the goods and chattels)! such person as ought to pay the same wheresoever tiie same may be found within the county." By an act of the Legislature of the State of Indiana, the surplus copies ol the Revised Statues lor 1843, are placed in the lianas of County Treasurers for sale. Notice is therefore given 10 the citizens of Vanderburgh, that the ator'esaid Statutes may be had at my ofliee for $i 00 per copy. R. W.. DUNBAR, T. V. C. Evansville August 20, I316.-Gt
Evansville Prices Currant. CAREFULLY CORRECTED BIT E. A. CORBET.
50 bairela Linseed Oil;' 10 do Japan Varnis;; 150 do Copperas;. 100 do Spanish Whiting; 75 do Spirits Turpentine; 15 do best Copal Vuinish; 5 do Black do; " , 25 do Veui'.ian Red ;' 500 pounds Chrome Green ; 400 do Chrome Yellow ; , 1000 do Paris Green: G00O do English and American Lampblack 50 carboys Oil Vitriol; 5i boxes VJais Bottles and Glassware;
500 do assorted Wrudow Glass;
30 do best Lard Oil; 20 do Alcohol; 4 do Sweet Oil ; 5 casks Sperm Oil ; 2,500 ounces Quinine; 2,000 pounds Aloes; 1,000 do Pulv. Rhubarb; 3.300 do Sup. Carb. Soda ; 3.000 oo best soft Indigo; 10,000 do bright Madder; COO kegs "White Lead; 2.000 pounds Ree Lead; 2,000 do Litharge,
I - . . - i r . 1 ! i ' 1 . ,
N. B. We will give the market price, in payment of debts due us or m exenange ixr ai, an.c.ca in our line, for Ginsess, Bkeswax, Feathers, Flaxseed, and Couutry i roduce generally. aug20, 1846. Louisville Journal.
NAVIGATION OF. THE COLUMBIA
The true) interpretation of the second ar
tide of theOregon treaty relative foilie navigation of tllO Columbia must. remiiii in doubt until the views of the British Government ori that point are officially declared. Mr. Benton says that there are two Hudson Bay companies, tha first of which has a perpetual charter, beyond the Rocky mountains. The second company is of recent date, and is formed of the Hudson Bay and the old Northwest Company united, and exists, under, a licence of twenty-one years, granted by the Crown, under act of Parliament. J t bears the name of Hudson B.iy Company; butts so. entirely disiinct from tho chartered company, of King Charles, that it can carry on no trade on. tho waters of Hudson's Bay, as the old Hudson Bay company can carry on none on the waters of the Pacific ocean. - - .This is Mr. Benton's view of the subject. But on the other hand it is contended ,on very good authority that there are not two companies, but that the privileges of trade with the Indians beyond the Rocky mountains were engrafted upon the charter of the original company. This supplementary grant, limited to twenty-one years, dates from the year 1821; it was renewed in
1S42 for another period of twenty-one years,
which will carry it to louJ. ... Now by the terms of the treaty the free navigation of the Columbia is given to the Hudson Bay company and ,to all British subjects trading with the corapauy, and this without limitation of lime. Mr. Benton's argument assumes that this stipulation does not refer to the .original Hudson Bay. company, but to a new company, which he declares was chartered in l!s2i, and whose existence expires in 1803; hence he infers that the year 1803 is the limit, in point ot duration, of the privilege of lree navigation. If there be two Hudson Bay companies it is remarkable that there should be no specific designations to distinguish them from one " another; that both charters should run in one name; that the treaty in using the title common to both should not particularize the one to which it referred. In the absence of positive knowledge on the subject it is difficult to accept Mr. Beuton's hypothesis. The more probable supposition is that there is but one Hudson
Bay Company, and that the privilege of
trade beyond the Rocky mountains was a
DEPOT FOB CHEAP GOODS.
Bougl&t after the reduction of tltc
TARIFF.'
ffJHE subscribers ore now receivin? their
L stock of FALL AND W1NTKII GUODS,
comprising the largest, cheapest and m it desi
rable assortment ot (joods ever oliered in Indi
ana.
The senior partner of the firm has been East for two months, and will stay there a month or two longer, picking at the PACKAGE 'AUC
TION SALES some of tho greatest bargains
ever offered in the West. And those merchants who wish to compete with their neighbors in selling Goods had better call and examine our stock before buying . else where, or else they may find their N eighbora selling Goods lor 20 PERCENT less than theirs cost them.
These Goods are bought as low as any Jobbing House in the East can buy them, beinr purchased at Package Acution Sales and of firs! hands exclusively. ' , We invite Country Merchants and Town Dialers to come and examine our stock; it will cost you nothing and may benefit you much. J. II. MAGHEE & CO. Evansville, Sep. 17th, 1846 it.
3,000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. P. P. BAKER & CO., .ITiain Street, between 'Third and "Fourth, IouisviJIe, Ky. WE have now in store, and and offer for sale, one of the largest and best-selected stocks of COOTS and SHOES ever offered in the West. Our assortment comprises everything desirable in our tine, and has been manufactured to our order, expressly to suil the wants ot the Wf8irn and Southern trade We would respec tlully call the attention of our old customers and merchant genernllv to on examination of our stock. We pledge ourselves to sell at 8 low price as cai be bought in any jobbing house in the United Stales. " aug 20, 1846.J B. l' BAKEll & CO.
ss.
State of Indiana,) Vanderburgh County.
OHN T. FISH Ell having this day made an affidavit before nio Jamjs T. Walker a
Master in Chancery of the Vanderburgh Circuit Courc, that he- expects lo be made apany defendant in a suit hereafter to be commenced against htm by John . W. Kirkbride ; and that the testimony of Andrew J. Kowden and Lewis Neal of said county, is- material and necesary
to the detence ol said suit, and it appearing that
me saidjolin w . Kirkbride is not now ai. inhabitant of the Slate of ludiana. ' Therefore it is hereby ordered, that the said John W. Kirkbride shall be uotitied that on the I Oth day ot October, A. D. 1846, between the hours ot 8 o'clock A. M., and 8 o'clock P. AI.,
ol said day, at the office of Jamea T. Walker,
in tiie town ot Evansville. tiie saul Andrew J. Kowden and Lewis Neal will be examined as witnesses, de bene esse, before the said Jas. T. Walker as Alaster in Chancery, as aforesaid.
And, it is further ordered, that said notice shall
be given to tbe said John W. Kirkbride by publishing this order for three weeks successively in the Evansville Journal. Given under my Hand this lOih day of September, A D 184G. JAMES T. WALKER, sep 17 3t. Master in Chancery.
State of Indiana, ) Vaiiderbulgh Comny. ' :
WOIIN T. FISIIK.R having this day madean
yp atuaavtt Deiore -me James r. Walker,
Master in Chancery of the Vanderburgh Cir.
cuit Court that he expects to be made a party-
defendant in a suit hereafter lo be commenced
against him by John VV. Kirkbride and Chailes Kirkbride, and that the testimony of Andrew J. Rowden and Lewis Neal of said county, is material and necessary to the defence ol said fcuit and it appearing thai neither the said John W. Kirkbride nor Charles Kirkbride is uow un
inhabitant of the State of Indiana.
Therefore it is hereby ordered that the said
John W. Kirkbride and Charles Kirkbride ehal I be notified that on the 10th dav October A D
Ic46, between the hours of 8 o'clock A M and
8 o'clock P M of said day, at the office of Jam
es . Walker, in the Town of Evansville, the
said Andrew J. Rowden and Lewis Nedl will be examined as witnesses, de bene ease, before
the said James T. Walkar Alaster, in Chancery,
asaioresaiu. Ana it is further ordered that
said notice shall be given to the said John W Kirkbride and Charlts Kirkbridd, by publish
ing this order for three weeks successively in .t i.. H i
me cvunsviite journalGiven under ny baud this 10th day of Septem ber, A. D. 1846. -JAMES T. WALKER, sti 17-3t Alaster in Chancery.
STOCKWELL & CORBET .
WHOLESALE DEALERS IiV Fane yaad Domestic Dry Goods, Bocts,Slioes, Hats, Bonnets, &c, &
fl-hR for sale a complete assortment of DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES &C. su
able for the SPRING TRADE; and would respectfully call the attention ot COUNTRY
inciuueuin tneis present stock win ue louna
A1ERCHANTS to the same.
(todey's Lady Book and Arthur's
Magazine. MODEL COTTAGES. Coitatri'3 have become decidedly the lashion.
In every highly cultivated part of the republic
may be found new buildings ol the class called
Cottages, built according to those ideas of ele
gance and comfort which are not inconsistent with rational economy. We are anxious to lend the infliiencs of our widely circulated magazine to the diffusion of a taste for beautiful architecture, applied to common dweliiugs. This we purpose to accomplis:
Dv submitting to our readers a ssriesof designs
for Cottages, Farm Houses, Villas, and other dwellings, embracing every appropri
ate comfort and the greatest variety of Beauty;
and, by accompanying these Designs with analytical and critical remarks, pointing out in what this beauty consist, and on what principles both are founded.
By submitting;! series of Designs for finishing.
gtting up, fixtures, and furniture suitable to the
differen descriptions of Cottage, farm and Villa Buildings and by accompaning these with remarks on lhair fitness for the end in vu-wsuch as lighting, healing, ventillating, ' &c, as well
as with analytical and critical remarks on their
style or beauty. -
By avoiding, when it is not absolutely neces
sary, the use of the terms peculiar to Architecture by explaining all such as are used, when they first occur and by adopting such a style as will render the work esily undersi od by the uninitiated reader, as well as subservient to the purpose of educatingyoung persons in Architecture as an art of taste, especially those of the female sex. We commence our series with a Model Cottage for a very email family, . . , L. A. GODEY, Pudlisher. seb. 3, 184G lm. .
Ashes Pearl, 4i Pot, 5 Beatty's, 12,00a 13,00 Bkeswax Yellow, 25 Brooms Shaker, 125 a 1621 Castings Hollow Ware 3 a 4 Candles Sperm, 23 a 3.1 Sterine, 20 a 23 Tallow, a) Ua3 Coffee-
Rio, 8 a Si.
St. Domingo. none
Havana Green, none
Cordage American, 11 Cotton Yakn -
700, . 6J
COO. "d
500, 8i
Cheese W. Reserve, c'k. 7 a 8
Domestic Goods Bro.Shirtings, 3-4 C - "7-3 . 7 Bleached 3-4 7 a 10 " 7-8 8 a 121 Bro.Sheet'8,4-4 8a9 " 5-4 10
Calicoes, blue 10 a 121 " ' fancy 8 a 15 Satinets 35 a 70 Jeans.Ky. 28 a 371 " Eastern 30 a 35 Fish Mackcral,No.l, 15,50 " 2, 11,00 . 3, 9,00 Herrings, box 871 a 75 Cod-Fish, 4 a 41 Feathers Geese. 25 Fruit &. Nuts Apples, dried, 37 Peaches, " 50 liaisons, bx. ' 3,00 Almonds, 15 a 18 Flour &. Meal City Miils, 2,75 Wabash - 3,00 Corn Meal, bush. 25
Leac .
Pig, Bar,
Limb
Barrel, Cement,
Leather
.Upper, dz.
Hides
Grain
a7i
VVhea;, 42 Corn, none Oats, 20 Beans, white, 50 Glasss Window, 810. 2.50 " 10-12, 3,50 " ' 10-14, 4,50 Gunpowder Duponts, 6,00 Wades, Blasting, . 4,00 Glue American, 12 Iron Bar, 3 Sheet, 74 a 81 Zinc I3al4
' w 4 4i "soy 3,25
'18,00"
Cf.skinadz. $20 a $24 Sole, lb. 1G a 13 Lard " nouo Moll asses N . Orleans. . - 33 Sugar house, ' 42
rAlL8 assorieu,' a o Naval Stores Tar, 3,50 a 4,00 Rosin, 2,00a2,50 Oakum, .'. Oils Tanners,15,00a2a,00 Linseed, 80 Castor, . 60 a 65 Sperm, 1,00 a 1,50. Pi INTS White Leail,pure2.00 " . No 1, I,G2i Chalk. ' 5 Spanish Brown -5 ' Vftnnlinn T?eil- . 64
1 -- Ochre Yellow, , 5 : Varnish, 2,00 a 3,00 ptE , Turpentine, 874 Papr -Cap, 2,00 a 2,50 Letter, 2,00 a 2,50
Wrapping, 5'J a 1,75
salt
L'onlinnfg IillQtt. 9-
Liverpool, bag, 2,00 Turks Islaud bg, 1,2J .
soap- ..
Brown, p lb. 4 a 5 Faucy , per box, 1 ,00
Spices
Peper, 12 a 121 Allspice. 14 ' Sugar N. Oileans, Oi a 7 Lump, 101 a 121 Loaf,- ' 15 a 1G Seeds ' none Svtiie SseedsPatent,da. 4,50 a 6,00 SnovELs,dz.7,00al0,00
Spades, tz.7,00a 10,00 Shot ba-g 1,25 Steei
Am. Llisld, 6 Eng. ' 16a22 -Cast, 22 a 23
Teas
Imperial, 50 a 70 . Gunpowder, 50 a 70 Youug IIyson,40 a 75
Tin
Plate, 10,50 a 11,00 Tallow - 6 Tobacco Cavem'ish, 25 a 30 f2 lump. , 10 a 15 M.'& Ky. 7 a 10 VlNEGAR.ljbl 4,00 WhisKey e Cincinnati!,, 1? Wabash, . 16
Bank Note Table.
Bro. Sheeting?, Bro. Shirtings, Bro Jeans, Blea. Shirtings, Blea. Sheetings. Sup Ion; Cloth, Aprou Checks, Sup. Gipsy Mens Boots, .
Boys', Boots,
Bed Ticking, Cottonades, Ganibroon.s, Chambrays,
Kentucky Jeans, Cassimeres, Blue Drills, . Irisih Linen, Hamilton Mixtures, Serges, xlLSO: Florence Lace and ALSO:
Mens' Brogans, Womens' Slippers L.adies Boys' do, do pesfd Shoe, -do
Tailor's Canvass, 2300 ps. Prints, do Padding, Gingham, . Superfine Cloths, I. awns, Cashm'reVestings Cambrics,
Cotton llaiuVcfst !Mlk do Gingham do
Straw Bonnets,
ap
ALSO, 1 aim Hats, assorted Sewings, Suspenders, Gloves. Hosiery, &c, &c
r 'iou. . . Corner ot
Slippers, Buskin.
Main-street, Evansville, Ind.
F. LEI! ME.
C. M'HLIGH.
McHUGIl 8s. LEMJIE, Drapers and Tailors.
Maiji ST., jfEXT Door TO t-TocKWEr.r. A- CnunfT.
EVANSVILLE, IA. sepl7'4Gly.
WOOL, WOOL.!
f 'Ol LBS. Wool Rolls tor salo by the T&MLrHj' Subscribers. Call and see 'them.
Sept. 17, 184G -tf DECK Ell & CRAMER.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
rajlHE undersigned would respectlully inform ji. the citizens of Evansville and vicinity , thai he has taken a room on Water street, over T.
Scantling Tin Shop, (the room lormerly occupied aa the Journal ollice,) where he intend carrying on tho TAILOllING BUSINESS. In all its various branches. Thoe who map fovor him with a call, may vest assured of having theri work as well done as it can be done in the place. He has just received the New York Fashions, and hopes to be able to please the most fastidious. sep 17, '46 tf. WM. HOLD EN.
FOIt SALE.-1 will sell at private sale, upou reasonable terms, Lot No. 26, in tht upper enlargement of the town. The title is clear, and the location of the lot one of the most eligible in the lowr, for a private residence JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent. ugH-MS.
U. S. Mail Regular Packet between, ST. LOUIS AN D CIXC1SXATI. A 53t3!ft THE superior steam boat FELIX CUUSDY, igrJT-?i,i S. J. Fowler, Master i Ins una i w ill leave Evansville ior St Louis on Sunday, May the 17lh, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
Jlsi, " " " 14th, 2,Sth, " " .i ' J 2th, " 26th, " " . 9.11, " . " , -
S3rd,
June .July " August
Returning will leave Evansville for Cincinna
ti on ,
fcunday, May the 24th, at 8 o'clock A. M.
ith, " 2lst, " ' 5th, " " 19th, ' ' id, lGth, , 30ih, "
June
July
A ugust M J,
4
low by
ASSORTED Brass and Copper Kettle from 3 to 50 gallons each (or pale- v ery jy 16-tlJ DECKER&XUAMEIl.
JEST BECEIVED.55 kegs Saliui i Suinh's Celebrated Rifle
Powder. 16 half do. 10 qr. do. 8. cases do. Canister. " 20 kegs do. Blasting. 5 ilo. N. Y. Cram Rifle.
Warranted equal, it not superior to Duponts,
VV uicli can be bad very low at , 13ANN1NG &. POTTER. June 13. YflTST received per steamer Sam rieay
ClA 3t boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO,
ot Hie followinij Brands, vi2:
5 Boxes Burton's 5 Lump; 5 44 llaisey's 5 do; ' 5 " l.ahby's 5 do;' 10 " Murrels 12 do: 5 ' Colegate'e 5 do; 6 ' Thos. N ector's superior lb. lump, ffj- This added lo our old stock of Tobacco,
tnaKes the assort. iieut one ol the best and cheap
est ever ottered in f.vansville . Unr VValiasli
friends are respectfully requested to call and ex
amine our slock of Tobacco, as well as all kinds of Gioceries in general, and we hope they, alter the examination of our Groceries and prices,
will find it lo their aduantage to save the ex
pense, trouble, and loss ol tune to go to Louisville or Cincinnati.
March 5. if. JVLLIS & HOWES. WMIAiSTit 1 lie t he undersigned has taken out letters of
administration on the estate of Thomas Dttwey,
late ot Vanderburgh couitty, Indiana, deceased . Debtors and creditors of the estate will pltase
call on me at my ol'iue for settlement.
The estate is supposed to be solvent. augl3 3t. p f $1. JOHN INGLE, Jr. Admr.
roav 14 4m.
Post Office. Evansville, Ind. Sei-i tsiBtn .8m, I8-1G . rH 111 E public are reppectluJiy iiilormed that LL from and alter the tiist day of next month, (October) this office will be open for the despatch of business every day, except Sundays from 8 o'clock A. M. until sundown. When a mail arrives on Sunday the office will be open tor o,ne hour. No letter will be delivered out the otlice hours, excep; in urgent cases. These regulations are by autuokitv, and will
be strictly ad!iearcdlo.
Persous having Boxes, who wish to pre-pay iheir letters, may, when the ollice is cloaed
Boots and Shoes, &c. CC PR rae"8' liu,a tt"d bound Br SOO pr. do heavy brogans; 500 " walking Shoes; 1200 ' women's Bootes; ;()t) " Ladies Slippers: lOO do Kid do. For sale by May td-tiy. G M. GIUFVJTH.
write on them, ciiarse Box No.-
and their
request will be attended to, others who wiah to have their letters marked paid must bring them to the ollice during ollice hours.
Iso attention will be paid to knocking at
the office door. B. F. DLTUY, sep l0-3t. . P. M-
H liiA.iH.iJl5.--1 UU feiu.es topaiiinli toole
Leather lilii weights, for sale low by
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WAGON YARD FOU SALE. wish to sell my lease on the property situated at the corner of Third and Sycamore
streets, one square North of the Court House,
on which is a good trame stable 28 by 4U teet and a shed 16 bv 90 feet. The whole lot is
enclosed, and is well situated for a wagon yard
Terms made easy and possession giveu immedi
ately, inquire of the subscriber. August 20-4t rillNES KELLOGG.
State of Indiana,) ss VANDKKBUR& CoLNTV. S
AT the August term ol the Vanderburgh Probate Court, 1846, said court declared -the estate of Charles F, W.. Stephens, deceasd, to be probably insolvent, creditors are therefore renuired to file their claims against the estate
for allowance in said Probate court within ten
months from the date hereof or they will not be
entitled to payment. sep 10-3t. SILAS STEPHENS, Admf.
SMOTICE. I will as administrator of' the
i. estate ot William Gerard, late of Vander
burgh eoonty, decased soli at public auction on Saturday the 3rd day of October, 1846, at the lateTfBidence of the the said William Gerard, deceased, in the county ol Vanderburgh, sell all the personal "estate of the said William Gerald, consisting of If orsos. Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Household and Kitchen Furniture and inany other articles too tediona to mention. TERMS OF SALE-Atf sums of three dollars and under cash jn hand all sums above three dollars a credit of nine months will be giVen by the ptirch'asergiving bond and approved security, this the ' 9tlt day of September, I84G. LA VINA GERARD, eep 10 3t - r Administratrix."
MOTICE is hereby gtven that the under"signed has taken Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of William Oarrard, late ot Vanderburgh county, State of Indiana, deceas
ed. All persoi.s indebted to the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated tor settlement. The said estate is supposed to bo solvent. LEMIRA GARRARD, AJm'x. September 3, 1845. '
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In Chancery Bill of Foreclosure.
June 17-i!.
OLIVER LADD,
State of Indiana, Warrick-Ciiuiity.
In the Warrick Circuit Court,i n Vacation Au gust 14th. I84B.
Reuben C. JNlathewson, Commission? r of School Land Warrick county la.VS. Thomas FBethell,Chester Bethel), Warren K Beihe II, Eli Lewis. Eliza Ltwis, Union Belhcll, Tilmnn Bethel!, and Franklin AI. Belhell,
MOW at this time to wh : on the 14lh day o! August, 1846, comes the said complainant by J. W. I'. Moore, '"A uditor of warrick county aforesaid, and tiles his bill of complaint against the said defendants, and upon affidavit ol a dis. interested person beforc me made and filed setting forth that Warren K. Bethelfone of the defendants herein is not a resident-ol the State ol Indiana. ' Therefore the said Warren K. Bethell ia hereby notified that unless he appear, plead, answer or demur to the said complainant's bill of com
plaint against him in this behalf.exhibited on or
before the calling ot this cause at the next term of the Warrick Circuit Court to he holden at the Court House in said county on the third Monday in October next, the said bill of cotnpaint will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly as to the said WarreinK Bethell.' Attest, J. WAITE B. MOORE, nug20-3t pf $3,00. Clerk.
Indiana State Bank &. Branches, : : : : par Indiana State Scrip, : : : ; : par a 15 pre
Ohio Banks, : : : : ':' . : : : : : Pr
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Tennessee do ,: : : : : : 24 dia-
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Exchange. New York, : : : : - 1 : : ' : 11 pre. Philadelphia, . : : : : : : " : pre New Orleans, : : : : : : : : : par - : Freiglats. . - '
NEW ORLEANS
Flour per bbl. : : : Pork " " : : : : Merchandise per cwt. : Corn per bush. : : : : WABASH RIVER To Vincennes, per cwt. " Terre Haute, 4t " Lafayette "
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40 55 -25 10
25 25
gEIEKIFF SaIe.By viriueofan execu3 tion issued by the Clerk of the-Vanderburg circuit Court in faver of Bracket Mills S. C. V. C, and against George B Uagnon, 1 will on Friday the -25th day of September, 1846, at the door of the court house in the uiwn-of Evansville, between the hours of 10" o'clock' A. M. and 6 o'clock P. M. ol said day expose to
gale at public auction anu out cry wuuoui valuation or appraisement, iha runts, issues, and profits for the term of seven years of the following described land in said execution mentioned and specified to wit: The tlast ba'.f of the North East quarter cf section number 10, in township number 6 south of range No 11 West. And should no person ofier or bid for said rents, issues, a ud profits, a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs; I will at the same time and place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the fee simple of said above described land for the satisfaction of eaid execution interest, and coats. - WILLIAM M. WALKER. - sep 3-3w-p f 8?. Sheri.1V. C. gjHEKIFF Sale. By virtue of an exc3 cutiou issued by Hie clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of Backet Mills, S. V. V. C, and against John Beal, Oeorge B. Wagnon and others, I will ou Friday the 25th dayof September, lS16,at the door of the court house in the town ofEvansville between the fioursof 10 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock P. M. of said day, expose to sale at public auction (without valuation or appraisement) and out cry, the rents, issues and profits, for the' term of seven years of the following described laud to wii: The West half of the North West Quarter of said Section eleven, in Township number six South ot Range number eleven West. And if no person" should oiler or bid- for said rents, issues and profiis a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs; I. will at iImj same time and place, proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the1 fee simple of said above described land for the satisfaction of said execution interest and coats. WILLIAM M. WALKER, sep 3, 3t. p f 2. Sheriff V. C. .
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State of Indiana. Warkick County.
Irt the Warrick Circuit Court In vacation. August 22, 1846. Reuben C. Mathewson, Commissioner of the County of Warrick vs. Beniamine Luce and
Johnson Silby In Chancery. JfTOW at this time, to-wit, en the 2.2 d day of
iugusi, a u io-iu, comes me sniu complainant, by his solicitors, and files his bill of complaint against the said defendants and upon affidavit of a disinterested witness, before me filed, setting tortii that the suid Benjaniine Luce is not a resident of the State cf Indiana therefore the said Benjaniine Luce will take notice that unless ne appear, plead, answer, or demur to the said complainant's bill of complaint against him in this behalf exhibited on or before the calling of the Cause at the next term of the Warrick circuit court, to be holder in the Court House in Bounviile, in said County of Warrick, on th third Monday in October next tho said Bill of complaint as to him will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly. Attest J- W. IS. MOORE, Cl'k W C Boonville, August 22, 1S16, ' 1