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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Jous G. srrNcra.-Olivcr Oldschcol tho
abe "a careful correspondent, Of tho United
States Gazette. writes under date Of the al
ult4
eAs 70 NJ Spencer, his taco Of influence
u run he Is now an object ofdis,nsi 10 some
Of bic colleagues, Of hatred 10 others, and
somst'iing Of both 10 MS. Tyler. lie acquir-
"a power By unscTupulous moans, and used
Is Ia a inscriptions manncFs and, az j. be-
hsvec BY NJ Tyler and Robert. solely TO
pfomots be own purposes o. 70 CRAFTY bis
GA nditise feelings without regard 10 The
publ Interests o. tho.e Of The acting Press.
dent Such being tho light IN which he u
viewed At The White House, he cannot be
20 bllrd AZ not 70 see that his room would bc
more solcoms than he presence IN lhc Cabi-
metz
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

WI those locofoco journals that have &c
ioiccd 50 much over the success Of The anti
paylug bond ticket in Mississippi, inform
their readers whether or not, they consider
'rspudiationn as a cardinal principle Of de-
moaracy a. taught BY them. Are locofoco-
Ism aud reputation one and the same thing,
OF has this odious and dcmoralizing doclrins
bot circumscnbod "local habiiaiion and a
name" with lhemi When the result Of the
Mississippi elections reach the Atlantic
states, we will End such journals a. tho Rich
mond Enquirer, Pennsylvania, Evening
rosi, &c, blazoning forth the great triumph
II democracy, with flaming capitals and
marks Of admiration. VIII they tell their
readers that this democratic victory was a
triumph Of repudiaiionl that il was a contest
IN which the honor Of the state was tramplcd
under foot, and It's esculchcon bogrimed by
voluntary disgncel Or will they endeavol
10 smooth up the iniquiiy Of the doctrines
avowcd BY the repudiaung candidates BY
raising adjust over the election Of theig loco
loco brcthrcnf
n the elections IN Mississippi are claimed
a. locoioco triumph, il will be virtually an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - a AGuHl
Of locoioco faith; for tho reputation ticket
has succeeded throughout. Its favorire
saying Of that party too that their principle.
are The same 10 al the states Of the union
lfthon reputation victory IN Alississippi !.
a locoicco victory, does Il not follow that re
pudiaiion i a loc0ioco doctrine in all ihs
naissi What will the people Of the Allan
nc states say 10 this doctrine being classol
amongst democratic principlesi What vii
Massachusetts say when il is preached o.
The musings and Justified In Faneuil Hall
What will New York, Virginia and ever,
state ia The Union (excepi MississippO sal
10 ~ WIN the democratic press continns
70 scout this odious doctrine as a lever TO up
root and ovortum the morals Of society," o
viii they acknowledge the union OF locofo
coism aud Reputation IN Mississippi 10 be
lawful mariagc
Il would be edifying in the extreme 4
learn how they can claim victory wiihou
! acknowledging the principles achieved q
To-; how they admit inlo Brotherhood The IN
/. dviduals elected without asouing the Coo
irincs upon which they were elected.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
TN. BEST Joke OF rnE SEASON

During the reecut Term Of the Northampio
Superior Court, N. {. who should arrive Al Jack.
son, the Comfy seat. 70 'astonish the nauv~s,
bat Mr. Robert Tyler. the Of his Accidcn-
81, on bis ay 10 visit iriend ~ the lover part
o. NirUnia. Of course. u being Court week.
AID the Hotel much crowded. sAHksuERUs' col
locted quite a number around him. 20 wham he
diseoufsed most freely on matters and things IN
general. In reply 90 an tnteusgatory. as to
whom wouids probably. be the nominee OF the
Democratic Convention, Boa spread himself snd
spoke almost literally IA THIS wises-.Gentle-
men, u 10 difficult 20 answer that question. but
y Calhoun u The nominee. CLkv viii beat him
$4,000 votes-n Van Burcn should be selected.
Clay will beat un 10000 votes; bat u the Ad.
ministrstion runs, Il will succeed againsi Mr.
Clay without difficulty. In Tact, geatlemen.
Clay has his all. staked upon q slngie DIE" ..and
he'll fhr~ sxEs. SIR. and no mlsfake.n BoB look
ID biae, aud hearty laugh repaid the witty re-
paries.-Raleigh Register.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

The MaysviIle Eagle ssys; Mr.. Adams. in h.
address IA the Presby terrain church Of Maysville.
IN responding 10 the declaration OF Gen. Collins.
.sthat he (Mf. Adams) had placed Kentucky
under deep and lasting obligations 10 him Tor his
noble defence OF her great statesman, IN his let
ter 20 the Wings Of New Jeney,n replied. as
nearly as We eau reocolect. a. follows;
Il thank you. err. Tor the opportunity you
have given me Of speaking Of the great States
man Who was associated with me ~ the ndmin-
isirsuon u the General Government, Al my earn.
sls solicitasion-who belongs NOT 20 kentuck )
alone. but 10 the whole uniun; and Is not only
an honor 10 this state aud this nation out 10 man.
kind. The charge 20 which yon refer, have.
after my term Of servle had expired. aud Il we.
proper Tor me 20 speak, denied belors the Who'll,
country and hear relserate and readifm tina
denial; and as expect shortly to appear before
my God. 10 answer for the cond uct ol my whols
lie. should those charges have found their wa,
20 lhc Throne Of Eternal Jnstice. Will, IN TnI
fnEszNck or OnsuvIEsck, rKoNoUNcE 1HEs
FALSE.n
This solemn delsraiion Of the venerable man,
who must. IN the course Of nature. seen sppea
bsloFe the Judge Of all, needs no eomment.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

willis IN his last letter 20 the National Intel.
ligsnesr. sayss
The female dynany y gainine ground. I men,
toned u previous leusr that a ladies' Oyster
shop vss opened IN New York and Lsdies'
Reading Room projected. Ths latter 10 since
organised and about going into operation, and
meantimc auoiher masculine privilege has gone
over 10 the ladies. Cab Bowling Alley, has
been established 10 Broadway. near Ffanklin
street, most luxurious IN eli 10 nppoiutments-
carpets. ottomeus. dressin g-rooms. &C. The
lamilies subscribing are Of the most fashtona ble
rhones. snd - male inoi i arTercd 10 enter tfis
efurciln ryu4.aianl--fie pins beng set 40 br
9ifls and The attendants exclusively len mime
I'ne iarnsiss lsmaiHing % Cur 81 up 70 ne pre-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

OF The following u really TOO rich 10 be
LOST
LarEsT FR0s EseLsEn.-We have before us
says the Baltimore Clipper. a London paper OF
Seps. -. N which, alter having enumerated
other candidates lor the Pres dency. the writel
comes 10 John Tyler. this worthy esntleman :
says he. 'wss seer, fary 70 the late Gen. Harrison
aud BY sirtue o. art. Of the consututIon.
the secretary succeeded 70 the high Other which
be will continue 20 hli ull May next" The
writer procesds-eAs the election depends not
upon the sweet voices Of the people, bot 70 de-
cided BY delegates from the d.asFeat States Of
the Union. the chances are that Dan Webster
may prove the successful candidate &c.-
Agsin--.la the elspss Of a fortnight OF 80. the
rssult musi IN all pFobs billy be kao~u IN Eag-
iand.~ tie classes Gen. Cass ss . roady-Mr
Gay symPatnissr WITH the Csaads rebels
DIR. Johnson as arepudiator-Mr. Van Barren a.
. slaro-holder-Mr. Tyler asa rep~aier-and Mr.
a ebsicr &c . gentlemun. who has read DE Toe.
Quesilis. We presume that he has never heard
Of Mr.. Calhoun OF Buchansn.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

GrMsior Noah. Of the Sunday Times and
NefsenRer, wno has box I'd the political compass
about a. iftqusnsly ard cool, e. sny man 10 The
country. bot who With al his tsrgiscrsafiou. IL
. tsmsfkabiy ssgaeioas observer. "a late num-
Der ot his paper declares that unless Mr. Cal
houn supports Mr.. Ven Bursn's nomination the
success Of the demoeratie parry 10 ons Of the
question. fin proposition i thai Van bnren 4
Caiheun should ran upon the same ticket-ol
eourse the bret Tor President aud the second Tor
Wee President. lie says.
"Let us add from the present ssigns Of the
timssT from The great question Of population
nom the increasing tarin intsrests-lrom the
recent concentrations ngainsf the institutions Of
the nouth-if1m the cntn nsia1m In behalf Of Mr.
CLkr-irom lingering attschment OF many old
democrats towards hin--irota his admitted tai
snis. and the powerful means a. home and abroad
which viii be brought 20 his sid Ia the great
Struggle next year-the democratic party an n
divided condition dare not venture 10 take the
heia, with any hope VI success, agninsi him aud
iei us add. "a will be tight race against Clay
with even Calhoun and Van Buren, on the same
ticketn
There lea good deal ofirush In these remarks,
MIXED ~ with little loco-ioco slang about the
powerful means from abroad which will be
bfouRhf 20 bear upon the election. What rem
osrs, however, The specula,ious Of Major Noah
pregnant with meaning. u that they are made
aiicf the result of the New York election. The
veteran PaFiizan knew foil well the er act degree
Of imporisnce TO be attached 10 that demosstra.
tea, and q 10 While speaking OF the election
that he philosophers AZ the foregoing vein.
We are surpuzed, however, that the Msl0r.
who - " ell acquainted personally and pollii-
eslir with Mr.. Calhoun. should tor an instant
imnRine that the Representatives all the chival-
~ wouid deign 20 accept - subordinate sta.
tion m the gilt OF the people, and behold Mr.
Van Buren. whom, even while supporting ,,he
pasi show that he cannot respect. elevated 10
the highest Office. Sach q contingency we be
liere 20 be wholly impossible. ldr. Calhsun's
peculiar organs have already secuted PROPOSE :
iiun with indignant soarn. No. mol Mr.. Var
Buren will have 10 stand npon ha own merits. n
no'ninated. II be obtain the support Of Mr..
Calhoun's lrends he will be geuing more than
iro'n the present aspect Of Affairs, he 10 likely 70
receive. N. Ofleane Bee.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
THE LITTLE RED FOX.


The moon was up and bright rs day,
The stars they wicked IN their quiet way.
When the Kinderhook Fox was chased by o.
Coon.
As the wet wind whistlcd ,his bran new tune,
Get out Of the way, you're quite too late
You h'sie red Fox Of the Empire State.
The Fox had hoped tina, the BUcKErE BOYS
Would beat Oft the Coon with a Numbering
noise
Ba, his heart grew sad. and his fur tlew OF.
AZ he heard. while he hieeupped church yard
&c, Ous Of the way, &c.
Over the line 10 old PTxNsYLrucK-
The Fox thought he'd 60 "a search Of iucks
Bat the cry went up, eve don't want you
here"-
Aud they sung as there dropped from his eye
Get Out Of the way. &C.
SO on be VI nt, to the old NonrH srArE-
With the hope that "oLD RIF' would avert HE
tate,
Ba, when he got there. he lost hm tail
And the C"oS boys sung, as he "cus" with a
Get out Of the way. &c.
The iailless Fox thea went TO TeExKsssE,
To beg a i,us.heip from Old Hick-o-ree;
Dot ne neafds as ne Went, loud ahont tor Jones.
Ane the song. a. he seamPered 10 save his
bones
Get out OF the way, &c.
Drsathlcss with fear and without tail
The sight 81 the Coon skin made ham quail;
lie jumped like q THE. 20 a ..cut dirtnt une,
And heard. while no yelled like a frightened
loon, .
Get out Of the way, &e.
On he leaped, with Jumping gate
Aud took his way through MARYLAKD State.
But q followed him there like hue and cry
That terrible sound which he could not hy-
Get onl oiihe way, St.
Wearied and worn. and chased BY the Soon,
His head became bald az a shaved babo on.
"he" be reached Lindenwald be sighed 'l'm M
For the people all sing, AZ shey sAons "Ksn-
iucky,n
Get oas Of tho way, &c.
So the Fox lay down. and hs voice 90, whss-
liis lace grew pale. and bic stomach unesy.
lie heaved. he kicked and cried am LOST
Aud The night wind moaned. as be gave up the
ghost.
The litile red fox is quite unlucky--
For the people are going for old Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07


a. par for The amount
# nc principal and interest
hereof on presenfafion at either
ofhs Dsposiforics Of fke
Treasury IN fhc city Of
Neu York.
The "DcpositorcsT here named ere the
Merchants Bank, the Bank Of America and
the Bank Of Commerce. We have thus q
National Government Bank in full operation
and the cause and consequences Of il may
be better understood by the following from
"Thompson's Bank Note Reporter
''The SecTefary's design has been 10 fun
ish a circulating medium which should be
uniform in value, and have the confidence Of
the people of the whole country. We have
no doubt Of the success Of the plan. These
United States Notes viii make the best, the
safest, the most convenient circulating me
dun that this oFany other country ever had.
They have a national character which will
know no locality short Of the nations bound.
sry--a fifty dollar nole pat into your pocket
10 Arkansas win come out fifty dollars IN
Maine.
set Congress authorize the Treasury e
give The people five. ten, ana twenty dollar
notes IN exchange Coz spccic-then The mo.
ncy changoE's table VIII be ovcrumed.-
Boxers. sharpefs. sha-crs and bank note
swindlers viii find their occupation sone.-
The western merchant, who gets United
States Notes Cor biz ware, viii have no coca
son IA purchase any eastern dran Al one
two, or three per cent prcmium-his money
= money hero--his note IS our notc~
OF these notes. sooner or later. Eve mil
lions Of dollars (rcecived, paid out, and 70
deemed by Corporation Blnks As Branches
VIII b issued, not BY authority ofLaw, bu
by the "SEcRErARr." Have ihc people op
posed on the one ha nd, and supported on n.
ofncr, Nptional Bsal. unly 10 Substitute
il ns place q vast Government Exchcqucr
founded on no law, aud governed only b.
tho Executive VIM
The national conduct. in respect 70 hi
question. prcscnlt most remarkable phe
nomenon. We aunt by tbs very issuo o
United States Notes. 'hai National Cuurnc,
- reccssary, and yet We transfer the man
svemcni and coairol II that currency Goa
. Board experienced aud intelligent mcn
acting under the responsibilities Of Law. u
mere clerk Il ihe President, acting with
, out any responsibility. and making DIE 10
i cal Banks lho mansgcrs Of National Finan
ccs! History cannot produce an exampl
II more singular inconsistency, nor onl
more absolutely opposed 10 Republican PIN
cplos.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

cent time are ieneing and boxing-shs us'lrpa-
lioa q which are probably under confederation
The fashions you uoold suppose would seiiree-
y gain BY mssculinilying. bat the ladies' are
wearing broadcIoth cloaks. for q begininr.-
There i another anicie Of male attire whlch
they have long been SAID 10 wear occasionally,
bat an, eredalous. Seeing would be beiey-
ing.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

2 DAYS LATkR FROM EuRoFE.

- DAYS LATkH FROM Euk0FE.
Tbs caIsdonia arrived II Boston on the
20t limo. n IS days and 70 hours from
LiYsspool.
B iness stn continued IN a fair state
Nsaer e. abundant as heretofore. The ar
tels fCosion had fallen OF about "a per
h uthough the demand, Cor speculation,
-. buidcl-yct the requirements Of the
issnlu ind . remained firm and steady.
TIE Court q The Queens Bench. Dublin.
o1ecsd iof Tie trial Of o'Conncll and HE
sfe,asr seiAiors on tho 2nd. Tho indict-
est.a covered the enormous space Of thirty
ihfss skins Of parchment An atomp, has
Seen naas 10 indici the government report
e.. "a wkrss testimony every thing depends,
Jury. No par Of The evidence had
49, rivsn m when lbe Caledonia sailed.
la'.lHgsnce had been received Of an In
aa.,souonAiy moysmsni At yigo, IN spain,
il avor ofE.pansFo, but the particulars are
nthes lnds6nils.
Several q the continental pseen persis,
y a. ss,ssiioa that congress Of he Eve
gEsss powcu will b held forthwith in some
iovh IN Germany Cor tho purpose Of discus.
sag she afhirs Of Spain.
Rsaehid Paeha has been recalled from Ms
oaiee a. governor Of jerusalem, both on &C
count ofhis ineficicncy. and desire 10
eoneiliafs Fnnee Cor the late ouiuRs upon
her ang.
The Malta papeu are beginning 10 hole
the most seditious language recommending
aFego'l 70 ne Italians in the most infamma.
loSy style.
Tho ioreign news Of the last fortnight 4
unirisrss,ing. with the exception q tina
ao..a LAZY. In ibs Affairs ofwhieh Austria Ia,
determined 70 Interfere.
Reports gain ground IN Dablil that ST
Robert Peel eonlomplaies some compressor
nlve policy IN 'espectto Irish grievances.
Ireland continues quiet. Tho country !
extensively occupied By ,roops--in fact, O.,
~Asie available force Of tho British army Ia
bosn ihfoen into Il, the agitation, somswha
subsidodia tone, but equally effective i
action. eonlinues--rho Repeal Golfers arc
swelled By thousands veckly-lhc nue.
taxed a Consolation Hall has been opene
tao of iasss men of mark have joined m
movement just al The moment Il becam'
critlcal--and ne proceedings against III
aglsaioss 10 connesun with the unhapp
blundsr oflhe government shou hand vi
tef respecting she identity of M. Barrett
eoaplsd ~ilh The present jury panel. an
alhsr msilsn, loads TO The belief thar NJ
whols ss.s has been maa,ged badly
Rspors saln ground 10 Dublin that s.
Robert Peel eonssmpl,ies some cou
pssher " policy 10 respect 70 Irish eiic,
sncos The Dublin correspondent, of ii
Morniag Chsonlcle asserts that an olicil
gsnilsman. Who hss been ., work co. si
moo,ha. = sagagsd IN completing by III
naxt session of PsfIiamsns. an olaboral
siaismsni oflhe Fcvcnuo Of the Irish ChuIc
Esstllsmsni, arranged IN tabular form
ombaeinx each individual parish, aud spec
flag he income Of the incumbent. u
nunbsr 81 Protestant practitioners, wheth'
~ ncf 'hsfe u aehnrch IN the parish an
oihsf letails.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

MARRIED-On Tuesday evening, by
the Rev. G. Gtossow, Mn. G. KoLLENBERo
20 Miss LOUISA ScnULTz.
With the above notice we received most
splendid cake and something to wash il
down with. May the world deal as gener-
onsIy by them as they have BY Us.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

" published, yesterday, short but pishy
oxcuacl from the National IntolHgencer,
ufrInk msmben Of Congress 70 abide BY an
act of Congess-that :, asking ths law ma
hem zoe to BE- law bfeakem--felaiiTo TO the
reception Of members who have not been
elected accofi ,g 70 law. The Globe i cot
8rfcs nnd strorg with its dcnnnciation Of
ne recommendation, and declares llai
Ccne-ess should admit ell who come with.
cat ragard 20 vs. own enactment This :
zeal facobinism, the very spirit Of misrule.
Crlerons has q right 20 pass laws. and i
H. sod one. "Bai," says the 1lobe, as,e
ise ciatinK 10 tho States tho mode Of ele,si.
va Representatives IL an interference with
sssIr rights, and thersiors unconsiiiusional. y
tar -, for moment, thar such we're uic
81. shat authohsy has one Congress TO &C.
risrs unconstitutional Law passed By ire
cecug Ccngrossl Il may repeal the lsw
bait cannot disro gard Il; and Members elect
- estuary % The provisions Of the act, have
~ nsgr legal right 10 places than would fer
insm1ofs from the city Of Philadelphia. The
7aqrons Court Of The United States i me
iimgro IN this matter. Bot the Locos seen
usposod, 'like rats, 10 gnaw he holy cord
aie tiao, 700 inlfince 70 unlooso."-U. y. Ca
atiis
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Mr. ons BsBcocK. printer. died al baltimore.
on the 9Th nlt. "a the 9lst year Of HE ago. He
wss fellow workman Of BkMAmfN FRAxKLix.
and a. the time Of be dealh, supposed 20 be the
oldest printer in the Union. Peace to the old
man's ashes.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

MAxurAcrunfrs ~ ILLfsom.-Ths Editor ri
the Chicago Democrat states that The .loihs now
beina manufactured % Cf.en's Mil, Ia Sale
coWntv "a that sat-. are sqnal 20 cay brought
liom the Esss, aud better 81 the priee
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

o--J-We copy the following weli-timsd aud
sntiable remarks IRON the Phiiadslphia Inquirer.
Speaking 81 the high raies - postage, and the
Postmasier-tsenersl. "a sn,s:--"D1t he ahnald
not Be satisfied with the disrhar0e of tie daiics
% me ofice. - marked out By h. pFsdecessor.-
This country onward. progfessite; IT ia The
properfon that letfeu lncfctsf "a number. aud
the tee ties lor transnsitinE Them also Increase
should there be correspouding derfeasa Is
postages. The present. fnlfs are Indeed nom
sfrous all shings consideded. The people have
slumhered upnn this suhicct TOO long. Coffes.
pondence by letler may be sasd 20 eonstits,e .
necessary Of civnlized liir. A should therefore
be iared as lightly as possible. Ia thts county
800. where we boast 81 our extraordinary means
Of education, Of cur cheap literature, OF our re-
publican spisii, the pr~sent oppressive taxes in
TIE wsy % postage must strike every feherfive
mind IS altogether extraordinary. We csu up
On our bruiarenol the pfusgi hroazh1a the length
and breseth ol the land. 10 agitate THE subject
Tor We ieei certain that agitation and invcslrs :
ton viii secure speedy, popular aud truly cal
utary reform"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Thiuk ye % crow over he vssun IN N. York
Nessrs Locoieco-i kacw ye uof thar SO car
red tha us eisie. in thr laii 1T $50. bs fafre
umes - efcst mai oliiy ss nop. bui tist yuor
Marun va nafsn as lentsn therc IN i8f0 by
. maiongy VI ihoasandsi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Coon An up-counsry gallant, not long since
went over 70 see HE 'brlght particular" and al
tef sltting near hslf a day without saving =
~eid, got UP. and says he. ~Well reckon ~.
gitun' ioeden sime--I must be noin. Wall
COED esein't yoa alt Mas Nsncg.v
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
DISSOLUTION.


O5-Ata meeting Of the pew holders IN ST
PAULS CHURCH, Of this place. on Monday
Sept. 5th. 1874, IA was unanimouaiV iss8fved
thar the pews In naid Chhrch b free u an Der.
sons he wish 70 occaPs them.
CHAs BABcOcK.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07

Our readers may not be aware. bot they
ought TO be, land should ponder on The fact
that We now have = GOVERNMENT BANK ~
foil and complete operation, issuing Bank
Notes IN form and manner--nos IN ibe name
ola Bank, hui IN The name of the USrrED
STATEa.
The Treasury o. The United States Is now
issuing Fifty Dollar Bank Notes, meant,
and paid Is such. The form Of the Note Is
this:
"TuK UMrED Stars PRonmK TO PAY,
oNE fKAR AFrER TINS DArE, TO on
ORnEn, Fury DoLLAns, WIN INTEREST, AT
rHE RArn OF OWE MhLL PER 500, PEa An
Num.
~WAsmrSgroN, -, 1887
This Note Is signed by the Treasurer,
and couniersigned by the Register. II i
finely engraved in the semblance Of a Bank
Note, and over the top IS @Recelvable in
Paymeal Of all Public Duesr The Note
= payable one year afer date, with one
Mill interest; because this j. necessary "a
comply with tho Treasury Note Law. In
fact, Il j. payable on demand in specie, IN
order 10 make ia real Bank Note. This Is
done thus.
On the back Of these notes Is the endorse
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
NOTICE NOTICE.

"uEREAS my wife Sarah A. Taylor has
w lett my bed and board without any
lnst cause. ] hereby forewarn all persons
from har5ounng or trusting heron my account
- | will pay no depis OF her contracting.
JOHN HENRY TAYLOR.
Evansville Nov 30 ~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-07
BANK DIVIDEND.

fuyHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Evansville
IL Branch OF the State Bank of Indiana
are hereby informed that a dividend Of three
per eent, has been declared on the business
Tor the halt year ending 3lsl. October 1853.
JOHN DOUGLAS Cashier.
Evansville Nov 30 43-3t. .