Evansville Journal, Volume 12, Number 35, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 September 1846 — Page 3

o'clock P. M., viz: not later ihan.8 P. M. 1 will open it, And keep tbe office open lor half an boar alter tbe mail ia opened ' fur the delivery of lelten and papers. This will be to me a aerioua inconvenience, and yet, probably I ball still be. called jjnaccojiodatino.. 1 do not coitt i bad name, but I will not neglect the performance, of duty to accommodate any. Most RespeeifuUyj Set. - B. F. DJUPUY,

MARRIED. In Mount Vernon, on 'Thursday the 18ih Of September, 1846, by the Hon. Wm. A. Twizg, Mr. Jospsn II. Sweeten, 'of West Franklin, to Miss Jemimas Smith, daughter of ihr Tate Jeremiah Smith, Esq., of the former place, ail of Posey Co., Ind. 3 On the 5:3rd inst., by the Rev. Mr. Vaux, Mr. George M. Thompson, of Mississippi,1 to Miss Martha Ami Trafton of this city, With each of the above notices w e received cake-in abundance. ' A long life of happiness n the newly married '. UNITED STATES SENATE. The followin-r arc the names of the Senators of tbe United Slates, with the dates respectively to which lhey have heen elected ...... Members. Term expires. MAIXK. George Evans,' John Fairfield, - NEW HAMr-SHIRK. Joseph Cillcy, Chas. G. Atherton, I : " . . .VKRMOXT. William Upham, Samuel S. Phelps, ' ", MASSACHUSETTS. John Davis. Daniel Webster, KHODE ISLAND. James F. Simmons, Albert C. Green, CONNECTICUT. John M. Nile?, J. W. Huntington, . r. - "- . NEW YORK . John A. Dix, Daniel S. Dickinson.- - new jert.y.. Jacob W. Miller, M'illiam L. Dayton, PENNSYLVANIA. Simon Ciimeron, Djuiel Sturgeon, PELAWAR):. 'Thomas Clayton, J. M. Clayton, MAKYLAX'DJames A. Pearce, Kecerdy Johnson, VIRGINIA. William S. Archer, . I. S. Pennybacker, NOltTII CAROLINA. Willie P. Mangum, Vacancy, 1 S llTII CAROLINA. Jolm C. Calhoun, . (leorye McDuffie, GKOHGIA. John M. Berrien, ' - , ' Walter S: Cohnil, ALABAMA. Dixon II. Lewis, An hur 1 B;tgly , - " MISSISSIPPI. Jos. W. Chalmers, J esie Speight, J.OIISIANA. Alexander Barrow, Henry Johnson, aTENNF.SSI'.r. Spencer Jarnagin, Hopkins L. Turney, ... - - KFATICKV. James T. Morehead, J.J. Crittenden, . 1817 1851 1847 . 1S49 1S49 1851 1817 1851 1817 1851 1819 1S51 1849 1851 1847 1851 1819 1851 isn 1S51 1849 18511847 1851 1817 1819 1847 1849 IS 47 1849 1817 .1819 184 1851 .1847 1819 1817 185J 1847 1819 OHIO. William Allen.- . ' 1849 'lhomas Corwin, . c' 1851 INDIANA. Edw. A. Ilaunegan, 1S49 Jesse D. Blight,, .. , 1851 v ILLINOIS. James Scmple, - 1847 Sidney Bte3se, 1819 i . MISS01RI. David 11. Atchison, 1S49 Thomas II. Benton," - . 1851 ' . . ARKANSAS. , Chester Ashley, ,,1847 Ambrose 11. Sevier, 1849 .MICHIGAN. Wm. WoodbriJge, ..: 1817 Lewis Cass, .1 - ,18,j1 FLORIDA. - - J. n. Westeott. Jr. 1819 David Yulce, ' ' ISl TEXAS. Samuel Houston, - 1847 Thomas J. Rusk, - 1 851 Whigs iu. Italics, 25; Locofoco?, in Ro man, 30; Vacancy, 1. - It will be seen that the term of 13 Whig ami fi Lor.ofocos will cxD'.re on the 4lh March next, and that there is one vacancy. aa follows : . Whigs. Evans, ol Maine; Cilley, ofN. II. ; Davjs, of Ms ; Simmons, of Rhode Island; Miller of N. J.; Clayton, of Del.; Archer, of Va.; Mangutn, of N. C., Berrien, of Geo.; Bartow, ot La.: Jarnagin, ol Tenu.; Morehead, of Ky.; Woodbridge, ol Michigan 13. Locofocos. Calhoun, of S. C; Lewis, of Ala.; Chaltneis, ol Mss.; Setnple, ol III. ; Ashley, of Arkansas; Houston, of Tex as. 0. ' And oue vacancy in North Carolina. To supply the places of the Whigs there have aheady been elected, J. W. Bradbury, (Loco) in place of Mr. Lvans; Jiohn P. lIale,(anti-administraiiou) in place of Mr. Cilley, aud S. U. Downs, (Loco) in place ol Mr. Barrow. The Legislatures of Rhode Island, North Carolina, and Kerrttickv, have been elected. and the W lirtS rdVH12 UQ irPjorny, Senators will of comse be elected. The Legislatures of Virginia.- Hlinois, and Arkansas, have also been elected, and lhey will choose Locofoco Senators It may safely be assumed that the Whigs will have a majority in the Legislature of Massachusetts, fNew Jepsey, anu utuware, . . - , . ... ,L T ... on , . v ' .I IV.I and tue -L.OCOIOCOS m me S'".'" South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Micbi gan, and Texas.. Ueorgia anu i ennessee may he set down as doubtful. Uut Iowa

will be admitted into the Union the next

session of Congress, and probably Wisconsin. 13oth these States will send, we fear. Locofocu Senators. . . The political complexion of the Senate, at the assembling of the new Congress in 1847, may be estimated as follows: W. Loco. Senators whose terms have not .expired, . 12 Senators already elected, " 24 2 Legislatures aheady elected will - send - - 4 - 3 Massachusetts, New Jersey and Delaware, each one, . 3 South Carolina, Alabama, Mississipi, Michigan, and Texas, each one, .5 Iowa and Wisconsin, if admitted into the Union,-each two, y 4 19 38 And the Senators to be elected fiom Georgia and Tennessee, and Mr. Hale, of New Hampshire, may be set down as "doubtful '. .; From the American Agriculturist. PRACTICAL FACTS . ABOUT FORK AND BACON. What is i he loss in weight on making pork into bacon? This question is often asked, and every larmer, parliculaily in the West, ought to know how 1o answer it. As a general and safe rule, from facts within my own knowledge, I have always contended that it is better for the purchaser, to buy poik in this hog. and makeTiis'-Town' bacon, when he can do it for one half tie price per pound, than to buy it ready made. That is, it pork usually worth three cents and bacon "hog round" six cents, it is better to buy the fresh pork. I am writing for the West, and in Western language. That your Eastern readers may understand, I will say that "hog round"' means 2 hams, 2 shoulders,' and 2 sides out of "which latter the bones should always be taken. I always trim tfl belly pieces for lard. Hams and shoulders too are well trimmed The method of salting often astonishes some of the new emigrants. from' Yankee land. Nobody ever made better bicon for 15 years than I have, and I never use a po k barrel. I sprinkle about two ounces saltpetre and 0 pjunds of New Yoik salt to a hundred of. pork, piled up on a bench, or in the corner of the smoke-house, like a pile of biicks.' I let it lie about as many days as the hams .weigh pounds each overhauling once.' --Then hang up far away from the fire, in a very open and airy smoke-house, and snioke'uell .with hickory or other sweet wood. 'Then draw loose cotou bags over each joint, aud tie around the string by which the meat hangs. Do this before the flies come in the spring, and you may let it lung as long as you like, and it will be good at least, mine is so. .i For many years our house has not been without a supply of this m.)3t excellent kind of meat, which is a much more healthy food than the eternal round ol fresh beef, &c. But to return to my Subject. On the 20th of January, 1840, 1 killed five hogs, auout a year and a halt out, mid one about half that age, of the Beikshire and China breed, fattened upon corn fed in the ear, the ourmiitv nr,l rmmiR.l nnit' wna Ir.n rhrn to .' ' r icg.iiu - . The following table vviil show the weight of of each hog, and the weight of each piece meal cut for baron:

! f: Hogs, j Hams 'Shoulder? Sides. Heads. 3 12 lbs j. 30 lbs.j - 32 li s. 441bs y31bs. 30 " 30 " 1 38 ' 30S " 29 " ; 31 H 40 " 21 " 30' i .35 ''- i 38 " 1 -. 295 " ' 30 I 35 " j 37 " l- 19 259 " 29 " 2) " ! 34 21 " 21 " j. 30 -' 'j 38- " I .- 259 " . 27 " 23 " j-2tt " 21 " 27 " 24 " ! 2o " ' 1S1 " 20 19 19 " . ... 20 ' 22 " . 19 " 12 " Kill lbs 331 lbs.! 348 lbs: 303 lbs. 117 Ibr. i '

Scraps, Sfc 21 lbs. of feet ; 213 lbs. ol saustige meet, aud ribs and back bones and trimmings ofiV 150 lbs. ol leaf lard and fat trin.tnings; 71 lbs. Joss in cutting, and difference in weighing; 331 lbs. weight of 12 Intm3, 318 do. 12 shoulders; 393 do. 12 sides; and 117 do. G heads 1,044 lbs. This Pork when killed was worth 3 cents a pound I.w ill say it would only shrink the 41 odd pouur's in taking tomatket, at which it would amount to $48. The lard tried out J29 lbs, a most beautiful article, the. scraps not being much squeezed, as that', would rob tbe good wile's soap tub. Oil the 28lh of April, the bacon being well smoked and dried, was ready to bag up. I weighed it, and found that the 12 ham weigh ed 304 lbs.; (loss 27;) 12 shoulders, 331 lbs. (loss 17;) 12 sides. 259 lbs., (loss 34;) I am inclined to think that an error ot 10 lbs., was m'deiri the weight of the shoulders,ns heretofore, found the per centage of loss about the same on these as on the hams. I will therefore throw off ten pounds on these, and we have 1.113 His ; ot bacon anil laril in good weight and order, for market, which al 6i cents a pound, which is a fair average price will come to $o9 5f. The headj and sausage meat ate worth one cent a pound, $3 30; 21 feet, 14 cents, will make an even sum of $73; from which take the $48 price of hogs before cutting, and it leaves a very pretty li tie sum to pay for a dollar's worth of salt and saltpetre, and the little trouble of htndlino. But it must Le small-boned Im tains, as these were, to do it. In this case I could sell the bacon and lird at 4 cents. and be well niiid for irmble and cost of mikioo bacou," because the heads, &c, are worth much more than I stated them at in any family. 1 The princip-il object in this statement !8 toil f.rm those who have had less experience i.i thi? m: Iter t'inn J have, whether it is most a Ivauttigeous to sell their hogs fresh, or cut and salt; arjd forth.it purpose 1 have endeavi ored to be accurate. Etch person in his I , wil ; , of h market and 1 . . - . . I native trees, and if his hoizs are not so - j d as mine, make greater allowance for and offiK sni.o i?omso Cltowa Poi.vt, Ind., May 15, 18 1G.

. niGGMX FIRE COMPANY.. A meeting of the members of the Pliceulx Fire Company will be held at the Court House on Friday evening next, the 25th inst., a: half

past 7 o'clock, for the election of Foreman ofj said Company. . - 07A general attendance is particularly requested . By order of the President, W. 11. WALKER, Secretary. State of Indiana, Vanderburgh Countv. ss. NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens ot Vanderburgh county, lliut 1 have taken out letters of Administration from the Clerk ot tbe Vanderburgh Circuit Court, on the Estate of David .Judkins, , late of Vanderburgh county, deceased; all those having aecoums against said estate w ill please present them before the 1st day ol November, 1846, and all those indebted toaaiJ estate will please seitle the same within the aforesaid time. , sep 24, 3. LEWIS JUDKINS, Adm'rl $10 REWARD! ; T OST on Monday evening las', between the Exchange Hotel, and Mr.: Jas.-Laughltn's residence a Gold French Lapine Watch, full jewelled. In the centre of the back is a small tfeart engraved. The above reward will bo paid to the Under on leaving the watch at this office. ; eep. 24 3t. . TRAYEl) lrom the subscriber about 2 K5 months; ago a roan poney, black main and ail, and has a while spot in his forehead, said poney has a brand oJ 2 letters on hia right should, er, and is about 8 years old. Any person taking up said poney and delivering him. to the subscriber in Evansville, or sending word to him so .that he-may get him, will be liberally paid lor his trouble. . JACOB KERTH, sep 2-131. $10 REWARD.. " OST between Evansville and Newburgh, Hv a fair calt-skined pocket book, lasiened by a sieel clasp, contains abou t $100, and papers and receipts One note on the bank ol Kentucky, a $10 note on the bank of Missouri, three $10 notes on Ihe banks of Indiana, and remainder fa's, $2's, and $l's, on the Indiana banks.. The tinder will receive the thanks ol the owner and $10 (or his trouble by leaving i i at the Journul olfice. GEORGE ETLKY., DEPOT FOH CHEAP GOODS, Bought niter the reduction of the . . TARIFF. fBHE subscribers are now receiving their Ja. stock ot FALL AMU WINTER GuODS, comprising the largest, cheapest and uiji desirable assortment oi Goods ev,r ollereJ iu Indiana. . - - " ! The senior partner of the firm has been East for two months, and wtltstay there a month or two longer, picking at ihe PACKAGE AUG TWN 6A LES suiiie of th greatest, bargains ever offered in tbe West.' And those merchants who wish ! compete- with their neighbors in selling Goods had better call and examine our slock before buying elsewhere, or else thev may find their N eiy libers sciliug Goods tor 20 PERCENT less thaji their tosi'lhem. These Goods are bought as low as any Jobbing House in the East can buy them, being purchased ai Package Acuion Sales and of first hands exclusively. We Invite Country Merchants and Town Dealers to -come and examine our stock; it will cost you nothing and may benefit you much. J. II. MAGHEE & CO. Evansvilje, Sep. 17th, 1846 U. State of Indiana,) ss Vanderburgh County. : TfOHN T. FISHER having this day made an i affidavit before me James T. Walker a master in t,i auceij- oi u.ev anuerDurj.il zircon H3onrt, ih-at tie expecja. to-be made a.iarty de i feuilant I seamst in a suit liereaiter to De commenced hi in by John W. Kirkbride; and that ll'e testimony ot Audtew J. Kowden and Lewis jNeal of said couuty, is material and necesary to me ueience oi sti'u snn,anu ii appearing itiai the said John W. Kirkbride is not now ar. lit habitant of the State of. ludiaua. Therefore it ts hereby ordered, that the snid Joliii W . Kirkbride shall he nouried ihaton the 10th day of October, A. D. 1816, between the hours o! 8 o'clock A.M., and 8 o'clock P. .'Viol said day, at tiie oftise of James T. Walker, ! in the town of Evansville. the said Andrew ! J.- Rowden and Lewis Neal will bo- exantined as witnesses, de bene esse, before ihe sid las. ! '1'. Walker as Master in Chancery, as aforesaid And, it is fui tiier ordered; that sid not ice slial i be aiven to the said John V. Kirkbride by publisliiiig this order fur ihree weeks successively in the Evansville Journal. Given under my hand this lOtipday ' of September, A D 184G. - . JAMES T. WALKER, sep,l7 3t. Master in Cliancerv. State of Indiana, Vaiiderbutgh County. SS. TffOHNT. FISHER having this day made an P affidavit before - me James T. Walker, a IVInolA. in - fUnni'BTV nf 1 1t A Vnn torkii ri rli f'tr cult Court that he expects to be made a nartv defendant in a suit hereafter to be cotumenced against him by John W. Kirkbride and Charles Kirkbride, nuJ that the testimony ol Andrew J. Rowden and Lewis Neal of said county, is material and necessary to thefdefence of said suit and it appearing that neither the said J jhn W. Kirkbride nor Charles Kirkbrido is now an inhabitant ol the State of Indiana. Therefore it is hereby ordered .that the said John W. Kirkbride and Charles Kirkbride shall be notified that on the tOih dav October A D I tr4G, between the hours of 8 o'clock At M and H o'clock P M of said day, at the office ot Jainea'T. Walker, in the Town of Evansville, the said Andrew J. Rowden and Lewis Neal will be examined as witnesses, de bene esse, before the said Junies 'P. Walker Master, in Chancery, as aforesaid. Aud It is I art Iter ordered that said notice shall be given to ihe said Juhn W. Ivtrkbride and Charlts Kirlthride, by publisih ing this order for three weeks successively m the Evansville JournalGiven under tiy bend'this lOih day of Septem ber. A. D . 1818. . JAMES T. WALKER, sep 171 Master in Chancery. C m'HCQH. P. I,E11.ME' McHCGH i: LEMME,Drapers and Tailors. Mais st., next door to Stockwell Sc Corbet, EVANSVILLE, IA. sepl7'46ly. SEW ESTABLISHMENT. rpSt HE undersigned would rcspectlutly inform JL the citizensof Evansville and vicinity, that he has taken a room on Water streci, over T. Scantlin's Tin Shop, (ihe room formerly occupied as the Journal office,) wtere he intends carrying on tho - TAILORING BUSINESS. In'all its various branches. Tho-e who may favor him with a call, may rest assuied of having theri work aa welt dons as it can be done in the place. He has just received ihe New York Fashions, and hopes to be able to please the most fastidious, too 17, '4G if. WM HOLDEN. OK SALE.-! will sell at private, sale, upon reasonable terms. Lot No. 'i6, in ihe upper enlargement ol the town. The title is clear, and the location of the lot one of the most eligible in the towr. for n private residence. JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent, ang l3-'46. " gjlTGAB, MOEASSES," GKOCEKk3 1ES, &C. In s ore aud for sale i0 hhds prime Sugar, Sugar House and New Orleans Molasses, together with a complete assortment ol Groceries, low for cash j"5 S. ORR.

-PIATT & BUCKLIN, WHOLESALE CO U 13 1 SSI ON SHOE H 0 U S E , South side of Main street, between Fifth and Sixth, . ' tOppsite 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.

AV1NG arrangements with many of the best manufacturers at the East for a constant euj ply ol tresh and desirable goods on consignment, thev are enabled at all lime to o'flertheir

goods at lowest market! rates for cash. ' . '

ROBINSON, PETER, & GABY, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, IVorth side ?Iaiu stect two doors below Fourth, LOUISVILLE, KY., rr 'gSSt RE now receiving their heavy fall supplies of DRUGS, CIIEMICALS," PHINTS," OILS, DYE STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, BOTTLES, VIALS, SHOP FU RN 1TUREV V A R-

N1SHES, BRUSHES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, FILD SEEDS, &c. Having made our purchases upon the. beet ttrnis of manufacturers and importers in the Eastern ciries, v e are determined to ofler inducements to purchasers, for cash, in exchenge for county produce, or 911 lha usual lini e to prompt dealers. We invite Druggists Merchants, Manu lacturers, Physicians and Dealers generally to call and examine our stock or send in their ord ya, whicli will receive prompt attention. . Wantefl Ht the highest markeipricesBeeswar, Ginseng. Feathers. Flaxseed. Dried Fruit, Lard, Tallow, Flax iuid To-w Lten, Rag, &c. . Lou, Jour., sep 10 w4-

WiLSflfl, STARBIRD, & Sffl, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. , 3IAIN STUELT, LOUISVILLE, KY., A RV. now ree'eivina heavy fall supplies ot DrurB, Medicines, Paints, Oils, D3 e-Sluffi, Spices. Soaps, Paint Srushee, Varnish, Glassware, Window Glass. Surgeon's Instruments, Patent Medicines and Vitgiuia and Kentucky Tobacco, w hich makts their stock one of tho largest and most complete now"ofl'ered in the West. Their stock has been carefully selected wilh a refer ence to lee best quality, and was purchased ot importers and manufacturers, or first hands, on the very best terms, which ennbles them to offer their goods for cash, or to pR.'HPr dealers oiclt on ihe usual time, at as low rales as any other house tiusside of the m iu mains, and, iudeed, fully as low as they caii be bought East and placed here, with carriage, insurance, and exchange ndded, in the quantities usoallv bought by country druggists, merchants, physicians and manulacturers. Dealers generall y "are rrquesied to 'call and examine their stock and prices belore buyiug elsewhere, and buch as cannot visit the city, by sending us their orders, shall be ptomplly served with articles ot eq uat good quality and at as law prices as if they were here personally. We have made such arrangement as wiH enable us 10 receive continued heavy additions to our stock diirina the tall and winter, which will always render our ass jrtmeut complete sn 1 our articles fresh. Tbe following compose a purt ol "r stock

50 bai rels Linseed Oil; 10 do Japan Vainis;; 150 do Copperas; 100 do S-jiauish Whiiing; 75 do Spiri's Turpennnp ; 15 do best Copal Vulnisil; ;j do Oiuck ' do; 2j do Veiikian Red 500 pounds Chrome Green ; -400. do Chrome Yellow ; 1000 do Paris Green; 6001) do English and A merican Lampblact 5!) cartiojsOil Vitriol; 500 hoxen VJa'e Bottles and Glassware; 500 do assorted Window Glass; N. B. We will ijive the market price, in payn e , -. "

111 our line, lir tjl.NSESfi, UtESWAX, fEATHKBS, rLAtSE20, miu vvuu. . .- - s aug 20, 146. Louisville Journal.

3,000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND-SHOES. ' F. F. BAKER &' CO., ' Main Street, fcetween Third and Fourth, Louisville, 'E Imve now in store, aud and offer for sale, one of the largest and best-selected stocks of BOOTS ami SHOES ever offered in. the West. Our assortment comprises every thine de

sirable in our line, and has been manufactured to our order, cxprcssiy to suit the wants ol the Western and Southern trade We would respec tfully call the attention of our old customers and mere-bans geuerftlly to an examination of our stuck . We pledge ourselves to sell at as low prices as can be bought in any jobbing bouse in the Utii.ted Siaics. . , aug 20, 1846. B. F. B A KER 5c CO.

STOCKWELL & CORBET v WHOLESALE DE ALE IIS IN .Faneyand Domestic Dry Goods, Bools,Shoes, Ilats, Boaaets, &c;, & f.FFER for sale a complete assortment of DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES &C, sn Vli? able for the SPRING TRADE; nnd would respectfully call the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS to the same. Included in theis prcsi nt stock will be lound

JJro. Sheetings, Uro. Shirtings, liro. Jen lis, 13 lea. Shirtings,' lilca. Sheetint; Sup tons Cloth, Aprou Checks, Sup. Gipsy Mens' Boots, Bed Ticking, Cottonades, Gambroons, Chambrays, Kentucky Jeans, Blue mills,

Hamilton Mixtures, Serges

' v - a lsu: . Florence . . Lace ALSO:

Mens' Brogans, Boys' do, . , I:oys' Lioois,

ALSO. Paini ilats, assorted Sewirt2. SusDenders. Gloves. Hosiery, &c, fcc.

apr 23, '46 tf. Post Oflicc Evansville, Ind. September 8th, 1 0-iG fKIIl E public are respectfully informed that EL lrom and utter ilie first day of next month, (October) ti.is olfice will be open for tho dea patch of business every day, except Sunday? from 8 o'clock A. M. until sundown. When a mail arrives on Sunday the office will be open foronehour. No letter will be deliveredou1 nt the office hours, except in urgent cases. These illations are bv authoritv, and will be strictly adhearud'lo. Persons having Boxes. ho wish to pre-pay their letter, may, when the office is closed write on them, charge Box No. , and iheir request will be attended to, others who wish to have their letters marked paid must bring them to tli e office during officn hours.' No attention wilt be paid to knocking at the office door. . 13. F. DL'PUY, sep 10 3t. P. M. WAGON YARD FOB SALE. wish to sell my lease on the properly situa ted at'llie corner of Thiid and Sycamore Streets, one square North of the Court House, ort which is h good flame stable 28 by 40 feet ami a shetl 16 by 00 feet. The whole lot itenclosed, ond is welt situated for a wagon yard. Terms made easy and possession given immediately.Inquire the subscriber. August s:0-4i" PIIINES KELLOGG. State of Indiana,) ',''"' VANDERB'JRd ColiNIV." ' AT the August term o( the Vanderburgh Probate Court, 1816, snid court declared the esiale of Charles F, W, Stephens, ueceasd, to be probably insolvent, creditors -are therefore required to file their claims against the esiale for allowance in said Probate, court within ten months from ihe date hereof or lhey will pot bt entitled to payment. ' 'sep 10-3t. SILAS STEPHENS, Admr. LEATHER .100 Sides Spanish Sole Leather light weights, for sale low bv Jnno 1 7-1. OLIVER LADD. A DJIIXISTBATOB'S Notice The XL 'I he undersigned has taken out letters ol administratiou ori the estate of Thomas Dewey, tate of Vanderbnreh courv, Indiana, deceased . Debtors and creditors of the estate will please call on me at my ofiiee for settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. auel3 3t. p f $1. JOHN INGLE, Jr. Admr. JUST IIECEIVED. ; 55 kegsjSafliu A: Smith's Celebrated Rifle . Powder. 16 half do. lOqr.. do. - 8 cases do. Canister. 20 kegs do. Blasting. . -5 do. N. Y. Cram Rifle. Warranted equal, if not superior to Duponls, Which can be had very low at PANNING & POTTER. . June 1 8.

Lou. Journal $5. sep 17 8w.

50 barrelsTanncr's Oil; 40 do - Caster Oil; ? 30 do best Lard Oil; 20 do Alco-hol;-4 do Sweet Oil ; " 5, casks Sperm Oil ; 2.500 ounces Quinine; 2.000 ponuds Aloea; 1.000 do Pulv. Rhubarb; 3.300 do - Sup. Carb.goda ; 3.000 do best soft Indigo; 10,000 do bright Madder; BOO kegs White Lead; : , 2,000 pounds Rea Lead; 2,000 do Litharge, it of debts due us or in eXchangn for all art icles - . . 1 Pminlrp Ird H 11 rt nm ataIIi Tailor 's Canvass, 2500 ps. Prints, do Pudding, Ginghams, Superfine Cloths, Lawus, Cashnv reVestiugs Cambrics, Cassimeies, Jrisih Linen, Cotton Hand'cfst .ilk -do Gingham .do Straw Bonnets, and ,:. . Woinens' Slippers Ladies Slippers, do pes'd shoes, do Uutkin. . Corner of Main-gtrcet, Evansville, Ind. edey's Lady Cook and Arthur's .Magazine. MODEL COTTAGES. Cottages have become decidedly the lasiuun. fn every highly cultivated part ol the republic may be found new buildings of the class called Cottages, built according to those ideas of elcjance and comfort which are not inconsistent with rational economy. Wo are anxious to lend the infliiencs of our widely circulated magazine ;o the diffusion of a taste for beautiful archiiecture, applied to common dwellings, i ins we purpose to accomplis: l!v submitting to our readers a ecriesot designs for Cottages, Farm Houses, Villas, and other Dwellings, etiibtacmg every appropri ate comfort and the greatest variety of Beauty; .inc. bv accomnanyiu2 these Designs with an alytical and critical . reiaikv pointing out in what this beauty consist, and on what princi ples both are founded. By submitting:! series of Designs lor finishing, atting up, lixtutes, snd furniture suitable to the differ!! descriptions of Cottage, Farm and Villa Buildings and by acconipa nm 2 theso with remarks on thair fitness for the end in visw, such as lighting, heating, venti Hating, as well is with analytical and critical rcmaiks oti their ulyle or besuty." By avoiding, when it is not absolutely necessary, ihe hso iit the terms peculiar lo Architecture. by explaining all such as are used, whan they fltst occur and by adopting such a style as will render the work eaily underst iod by the uninitiated reader, as well ss subservient to the purpose of educatingyoung perscHis in Architecture as an art ot tasie, especially those ot the female sex. V.'e commence our series wiih a Mjdol Cotfor a very small familv. L. A. GODEY, Pudiisher. - seb. 3, I84C Ira. . VIJST received per sieamer Sam Sesy 36 boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO, ol the following Brands, viz: 5 Boxes Burton's 5 Lump; 5 " Halaey'a 5 do; 5 Labby'a5 do; 10 " Murrela 12 do: 5 ' Colegate'a 5 do: C Thos. Nector'a superior lb. lump. (t7- This added lo our old atotk of Tobacco. makes the assortment ona ot the best and cheap est ever ottered tn Evansville. Our Wabash friends ere respectfully requested to catl and exinline our stock of Tobacco, as well as all kinds of Gtoceries in general, and we hope they, after the examination of our Grocerie and prices, will find it to their aduantage to save ihe expense, trouble, and loss ot time to go to Louisville or Cincinnati. March 5. li. ALL1S & HOWES. WOOL, WOOL. - lAiii. Wool Ko!is lor sate by tne Subscribers. Call and see them. epl. 17, Ib46-ti DECKElt St CKAMtat

Evansville' Trices Currant.' CAREFULLY CORRECTED BY E. A.CORBKT.

Ashes Pearl, 4i Pot, 5 Axes Beatty's, I "2,00 a 13,00 Beeswax Yellow, J 25 Bkooms " ' Shaker, 125 a 1621 Castings Hollow Ware 3 a 4 Candles Sperm, "28 a 33 ;Sterine, 20 a 22 Tallow, - 8a 9 Coffee iLeae Pig. . Bar. i ' 41 Limb-- ', Barrel, ' ' 50 Cement. 3.25 Leather ' Upper,' d2. !3,00 Cf.sainsd2. $20 a $24 Sole, lb. ., ; . 16 a 18 Lard - - none Mollasses i . -N, Orleans. , 33 Sugar houso, 4i Nails assorted,4j a 5 NavaJ. Si-ores . ' Rio, 8 St. Domingo, Havana Green, Cordage . American, Cotton Yarn 700, COO, 500, a 8J Rnshi, 2,00 a 2'.50 Oakum. ' -1 none none Oils : - " - .11 6i Tanners,15,00a22,00 Linseed, - ' : 80 SDerm. "'1.00a 1.50' 8i 7a8 Paixts Cheese W. Reserve, c'k White Lead,pore2.00 " No 1. 1,62 Domestic Goods Bro.Shirtings, 3-4 6$ Bleached 3-4 7 a 10 " " 7-8 8 a 12i Bro.Sheet'8,4-4 8a 9 - 5-4 10 Calicoes, blue I0al2j " fancy 8 a 15 Satinets 35 a 70 Jeaus.Ky. 28a37J Eastern 30 a 35 Fisn Mackeral.No.l, 15,50 ' " 2, 11 ,00" v 3, 9,00 Herrings, box 87i a 75 Cod Fish, "4a 4i Featders Geese. 25 Feuit & Ncts -Apples, dried, 37 Peaches, " 50 Raisons,bx.,- 3,C0 Almonds, 15 a 18 Flour & Meal City Mills, 2,75 Wabssli 3,00 Corn Meal, bush. 25 Hides 7a7i" GaAis Wheat, 45 Corn, noue Oata, 20 Beans, white, 50 Glasss Window, 8-10. 2.50 10-12, 3,50 10-14, 4,50 GCSPDWDER ' Duponts, 6,00 Wades, Blasting, 4,00 Glue American, 12 .Chalk, ' 5 fcpantsh Brown 1 Venetian Red, (- : 61 Ochi-e Yellow, . 5 Varnish, 2,00 a 3,00 ptE. Turpentine, 871 Papk Cap, 2.00 a 2,50 Letter, 2,00 a 2,50 , Wrnppinz, 50 a 1,75 Salt Kenhawa, bush. 22 Liverpool, bag, 2,00 Turks Island bg, 1,25 Soap Brown, p lb. 4 a 5 ' Fancy, per box, 1,00 Spices Pcper,- ' 12 a 124, jAllspice. - 14 Sugar-- ; -i - -N. Orleans, 6i a 7 Lump, - 101 a 121 Loaf, ' 15 a 16 Seeds noaa'. SythE Sneeds--Pateut.dz. 4.50 a 6.00 - SHovELSi.COalO.OO Spade, clJ,00 a lO.Uii Shot bag . 1.25 SIEEL- - A ut. b'.tetd. Eng. Cast.v 6i 16 a 22 22 a 23 50 a 70 Teas ' Imperial, Gunoowder. 50 a 71) Youuc lIyaon,4U a (J Tix ' - Plate, 10,50 a 11,00 Tallow - 6 Tobacco Cavendish, ,25 a 30 12 lump, 10 a 15 Mo. & Ky. 7 a 10 Vinegar, bbl. 4,00 WnisxEv i. Cir.npnatti, 17 Wsbash, , 16 Iroh . Bar, 3J Shoet, 74 a Si Zinc . I3a14 Bank Note Table. Indiana State Bank &. Branches. : : :.. : par Indiana State Scrip, : : : : : para .l5pr Ohio Banks. par Kentucky Banks, Tennessee do Missouri do : : par A J: : : par : par

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NEAV ORLEANS Flour per bbl. : : : Pork " : : : : Merchandise per cwt. : Corn per bush. : : : : WABASH RIVER To Vincennes, "per cwt. Terre Haute, " " Lafayette " " : 40 55 : 25 . in : 25 25 : 25 TAXES FOR 1816. WILL meet the tax payers who may auena oi tl following nlaces ill Vanderbure Coun ty, for the purpose ot receiving nie, At the school house near John S. Terry in Knight township on Wednesday September 23d. At the house of George L. Schnee in Centre township oil Thursday September 24ih. Al the house of Charles Knowies iu Scott township on Friday September 25th. "A f ine house of Charles Martin in Armstrong township on Saturday September 26th. of Michael Mentzer in German township on Mojday September 28th. At the house of Joseph Thompson in Perry township on Tuesday September 29th. At the bouse of Joseph M. McDowell in In. ion township on Wednesday September 30th . And 1 will attend al my offica in the Court !T.,,, t Pfnavilta from the first daV of OclOi ber next until the first day of January 1847, for the purpose ot receiving taxes. The Taxes for the year 1846 arc as follows : For State purposes On each one hundred dollars valuation of all property made taxable bv law, 26 cents and 7 mills, and lor each poll ta cents. - . , For County purposes On tacu one iinoareu dollars valuation of all property, 10 cents, and for each poll 75 cents. i ror roau puipuato v c.,, - lars valuation ot property on the tax duplicate tor lB4a, o cents. I would call the alfention of tsx payers t section 56, chapter 12, of the llavised "Statutes of A. D. 1843, as amended : '-In case any person shall refuse or neglect to pay tlte tax imposed on him, the County Treasurer shall, after the first day of January, levy the same, together with ibe costs and charges, that may accrue, by distress and sale of the goods and chattels ot auch person as ought to pay the same wheresoever tne same may be found vt-ithin the county." By an act of the Legislature cf thn State of Indiana, the surplus copies ot the Revised Sia- ... i mi1) .. 1 I . i. 1 ! - .. C -...,, lues iur tuiJ, uie uiaccu i ii tuc nanus oi wmm ty Treaiuiers (or sale. Notice is therefote Rtve n to the citizens of Vanderburgh, that the aforesaid Statutes rnav be had at mvottiae for $2 03 per copv. li. W. DUNBAR, T. V. C. Evansville August 20, 1315.-6t JOTICE'"I will as administrator of th estate ot William Gerard, late of Vanderburgh county, deeased sell at public auction on Saturday the 3rd day of October, 1846, at the late residence of the tha said William Gerard, deceased, in the county ol Vanderburgh, sell all the personal .estate of the said William Gerald, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Household and Kitchen Furniture and many other articles too tedions to mention. I KKMS Ot SALE All sums of three dol lars and under cash in band all sums above three dollars a credit of nine months will be given by the purchaser giving bond and approved security, this the 9ih day of September, 184S. LAVINA GERARD, sep 10 3i Administratrix. Boots and Shoes, &c. S f"? ''fl PR. Meua' lined aed bound Ero qjJJ? gaug. . . , , 300 pr- do heavy brogar.s; lOO " walking Shoos; : liOO vomeu'i Bootes; i00 Ladies Slippers: I. lOO ' do Kid do. Forsaie by Maylo-tfy. . C". M. GRIFFITH .