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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-28
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II. Griswold, Esq,

II, Griswold, Esq, .-~...
Sir IL am informed that in a speech delivered by
you at the Clay Club in this place, some times since
you expressed willingness 10 meet any Of your polite
al OpponeHts the stump and discuss with them the
merits of the different measures advocated bv the De
nocrac and Wing parties respectively 81 would the
refore embrace this earliest opportunity of inform
ing you that would be pleased meet you from time
to time between this and the fall Elections in such town
ships in the County, you may wish, with view Of
presenting to the people the arguments have in ia
Vor of the measures supported by the respective par
ties.
Respectfully Your &c. ...
S. LAHM. ....
Canton, June 9th, 1874. ,... s.-.' -a.s.
ueber1e sung
(6nr ben 8arerlaucsfreuno.)
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-28

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-28
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

s'HANDS OFF. binder this thrcatnins
head the Richmond Enquirer comes out most
Justify against the large vote ofthe House to
refer Mr.. ADAMS proposition relative 10 pc
tiiions toa select committee. Towards his To-
cofoco friends be appears to be quite fdge
y. He thus coaxes, whcedles and threatens
Mr. Wise and Mr.. Beardsley.
SWe confess, We do not understand Mr.
Beardsley, of N. York, or Mr. Wise of VII.
gina. We cannot exactly reconcile then
course in the House, with their notes in The
newspapers-or with the authorized para-
graph in The Globe about the New York pol
itician. Is Mr. Wise, after the manly ress-
lance he has made to the madcap Abolition
lists, willing now to yield his ground-and
put our dearest rights and our sacred inter
esis into the hands ofan unresised majority
Where is his FIRE? bis eloquence? his gener-
Gus enthusasm-the energy and the power
with which he was want 10 resist the abuse
ofwhat is called the right ofpetition? Is he
the first man to despair--and TO bow to any
stern, however strong, which the passions OF
VI AttS 44tot4C1L A3d5 AtiEOiS III Ills
on the Rules, or in the House itself? We
appeal to him, to Danish all these hair-hreailt
distinctions, and 10 pui forth ali his powers
against ]. @. ADAMS, and GIDDa.,ss & Co
And shall we appeal TO MIR. Beardsley in
vainf Win he too yield--and skulk under
the plea of the right of petition, or under the
fimsy excuse that he is willing to avoid agi-
tationa Away with the idle distinction he
processes to draw between petitions as to the
States, and petitions as to the District! Does
he know, that if the Abolitionisis touch the
slaves in the District, blow is struck, which
will resound through the Union? ''Touch
mol Saguntun,n has been frequently repeat.
ed BY the South; for that bold innovation, and
that reckless assault upon Us, will lead to
consequences, that no eye has seen, no eal
has heard, no tongue can adequately tell
We call upon him, therefore, 10 pausel We
call upon every Republicanin New York, &c
consider well how he lends the sanction o.
his vote to this bold attempt The South can
not kiss the rod, and Nelc York mag rue Tia
consequencesm
This is plainly telling Mr.. Van Buren, IL
look to it or he will not get the vote of Vir-
ginia.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
TnE cEosE OF TIE YrAR.-Thns n

TIE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.-Thus moral
ises Mr.. Chandler, ofthe United States Gaz-
cite, upon the close ofthe year:
The year has gone, indeed: and if ii
were only time that has fed, there would be
little to noun. But with time has passed
away much that we all reckoned delightful,
much that is not 10 be renewed with the
blossoms of spring, much that will mol meet
the eye again, until that shall be closed in a
sleep that knows no Weakening upon The
Joys or sorrows of this life. These are 9oc-
casions for sadness. In a few years The ED
est of Us learn that We have more to meet
beyond the grave, than We have 10 enjoy
this side of its enclosure. And 50 when a
few more are gone, we sighto Join them;
and death, that seems 10 snatch US rudely
from this life, is only Providence trans
planting US 10 home that has no yicissi-
tudes, TO joy that beget no Tears, to trans
-ooris that have no deaih. We must leave
this moralizing, il belongs toauother branch
OF the art; and while we stand looking into
the grave of the year, ready to fll it up, let
US only drofa tear upon departed time, 20
that portion which We have mis-spenf, an6
take tomorrow as a sort uf isihmus beiweel
the continents of years, TO resolve 10 be bet
ter and do better in 1914, than in lS43.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
PUNCHISMS.

CABINET TRoUBLEs.-It is now said that
the recent fuInors about Cabinet dissen-
sions were MOI without cause.-The trouble
having originated in a strong desire express
ed by The Presidents son that the message
should be done into poetry. Judge Upshnr
suggested the difficulty ofiudng any rhyme
Ea Texss, to which Nj. Robeu Tylerpromp.-
" answered, ..anaex us.T The Presidents
counteaance lighieued up with an appiov-
ing SMILE a this readiness which was leeeiv-
edwilha contemplsoas Pshasv! by Nj. Spen-
Ger, TO whom Mr.. R. Tyler turned ind G.
nanlEy. ASSUMING bin that no. spenceFIan
measure would be adopted. Some sharp re-
pariees then passed, when The Secretary Of
he Treasury inrued 10 the Secreisry of the
Nsvy sud iemafke5 hat The lsd's perness
MAS iaioietabse, especially as be did no'
re lly xa0w .shswk tom hefashaw. -
TavSssecse NY Of The Nlsy iook fhis IS per
- aHa ihefe was dnges Of a general
lnssunde slsadis,ss waeh, howeFeg w4s hal'-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
sHERIEE,s SALE

ELY VIRTUE Of an execution issued from the
n D Clerks office OF the yanderburgh Circnit
Couri in favor of Emanuel Hull, against Anse
NJ Hickman will expose TO public Sale at the
Court House door in the Town of Evansville on
he 18Th day OF January 1914, between the
hours prescribed by law the rents and profits for
seven years OF the following described real estate
to wit: part of the south east quarter OF
section number twenty nine, tow aship six. south
of range ten west. containing seventy tweraires
OF the side OF said quarter section, the hue
dividing said quarter section running from The
north to the south side thereof, parallel with the
eastern boundary line OF the section; and on
failure to realize The full amount demanded by
said execution will at the same time and place.
expose TO sale the fee simple OF said real
VIM NJ WALKER S. v. c.
~ o., $40 ., ~, 81 %
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
saERfrF,s SALE.

Hay Virtue of an execution issued from the
q p oiiice Of the Clerk Of the Vauderhurgh
Circuit Court, IN favor of John Goatd iteainsi
Jun J. Clayton. Twill expose TO public. safe
aad cutlery at the Court house door in the
al,e Town OF Evansville the I0ti. day OF
February iS44 between the hours prescribed by
law. The rents and profits Tor seven years OF the
talowsag described real astate to wit: Lot No
in block l3in the Fourth Enlargement adjon-
ing The town of Evansville. and on ia lure to re-
al ze the full amount demanded by said exeeu-
tior. | will at the same time aud place expose
to sale the lee simple Of said real estate.
VIM NJ WALKER. S. V. C.
January 18th. 1874 3t-prs-ee-S so
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION.

There is some reason 10 suppose from he
returns published in the-aatias, from the
three vacant Districts, that the Wing candi-
dates in two of them at least, have been
elected. In the Bird District, the result SO
far as ascertained, is vote 2S7S for Mr.
Abbott; the Wing candidate, 2lss for the
Locofoco candidate, MIR. Mansur, and rs
scattering,
In the 9Th District, Mr.. Bakers majority
over 81 pin, the Locofoco, is, in q towns
us, in November il was but IS. Tae Ala:
is of opinion that MF. Baker's gain in the L
townsremaining to be heard from, viii be SUI
: fcient TO elect him.
Returns were received from IL towns il
the 7th District, III which Mr.. Rockwell
fWhig,) has majority of 299 over theLoc'
Foco candidate, Mr.. Brown-in Novem
Der it was but IL. Mr.. Rockwell is proba
By elected.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

O'CoNNELL's INcoME.-A correspondent
of the N. Y. True Son, writing from Dublin,
under date of the Sd inst, gives among other
things,t The following informationin relation 10
O'Connelfs revenue:
LAST Sunday was the O'Connell Contri-
button day, and in Dublin alone, there were
four thousand pounds collected at the en-
trance to the various churches. This is
double the amount taken up lest year; the
returns of sums paid in ON last Sunday, so
far as they have come in, announce the ex-
traeidinaly sum of ten thousand pounds sterl-
lug! and it is strongly of the opinion that the
.OConnell Rent this year will amount 10
100000! Not only does he support his
Mountain Home in a liberal style, bit keeps
Dublin house, with staff ef secretaries
and travelling eguippage: besides which he
has his life insured for 100000 for his child
rem, the annual premium of which comes to
four thousand pounds per annurn."
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
S S9sagE OF d 5xDLaN.a IS
Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
In vacation January 4th 1914
Madison Bfav

Vandefburgh County. %
Vanderburgh Circuit Court
In vacation January 4th 1914.
Madison ]. Bray,
VS.
gorge Penniman & Foreign Attachment
Elisha T Penniman.
WNT HER EAS on the 18th day of Dec l943
w a D Madison J. Bray sued out OF the Of
fee of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circnit
Court writ of Foreign Aitachgent against the
lands and tenemepts goods. tha;tels. credits,
moneys aud effects OF George Penn imam and Eli
sha T Penniman, which said wrii was deliver
ed 70 the Sheriff of Vanderburgh County to be
executed, ald whereas said Sheriff has made fe-
turn Of said writ with the foliuw ing iadorseFren
tfefeon, TO wit:-.No4ands, tenelnenis heredir-
aments. goods or chattels OF the within named
George Penniman and Elisha I Penniman OF
either OF them found within my haifiwick
sDecember 90 l843
$50 answers Wm Al. Walker Sheriff v CT
And whereas on the said 9th day of Decem-
Der ID l843. the SAID Madison Bray caused
sand procured sum mons to be issned out of the
police OF the Clerk of The aforesaid esnrs AGAINST
flseorge B Wagnon. William A. Lacy am Cas-
teaM. Tyler as garnishees in said Alta hsfent
sun, requiring the said Wagnon, Lacy, and Ty-
Ist{ s,i.e aaa appear before ssse 5aigss II olF
lFahdeftmrgh Circuit Court nex5. 20 be h&fd al
The Conrl House in Eyamsvie il said C0nnty.
on the fourth Monday in March next. then and
there answer nder oath or rnlaton al Ques
tlons that may be pat o hem toucllingshs Tlshts
credits OF properly Of Georga Pennlaan and
Elisha t PENN man in tlseiy hands. or within
shesr knowledge which satf 81 esaions "aa de-
iiyered 10 the Sheriff OF Vaal1eTburgh Caanty,
and was returned by him witt the follow l4a ils-
DO cement thereon. 10 wlt:-As within COM
lnanded did on tiie-lSh day OF December, a
| d. i843, execute aud serve the within Summons
on the within named George B. Waenon, VII
| liam A. Lacy. aua Cosien Nj. Tyler by deliver
ing a copy thereof To each OF the above named
Garuishees and did also at the time de-
| liver TO eaca of said Garnishe es a copy of the
original writ of Foreign attachment issned al
the suit of Madison j. Bray against the lands
and teniments. goods. chatteis &c of George
Penniman and Elisha Il. Pennman, and $50
copy OF The affidavit made and filed by said
iasay against the said y agpou, Lacy. aud Ty-
tters as Garnshees in satd Attachment sui Us
will appear by endorsements on said wit oil AT
iachment aud affidavit
| Decembe: 23d, 843.
William III Walker S. Y. c
/ Now therefore Nntice is hereby given TO I'll
said George Penninan aud Elisha i Pennima II
/ that the said writ OF Foregu Attachment is now
pending aud undetermined III our Vasderburgh
I Circuit Court and the said George Pennimar
and Esha.T Penntnan hereby required ts
appear and defend the same will be heard
and determined in their absence
SAM'L 7. JENKINS Clerk.
Jan. 18th, IA 3. prs. Zee So.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
SHgERlFFS, SALE.

WbY VIRTUE oil an execution 10 me directed
D from the Clerks Office OF the Wander
burg Cirecuit Court, | will expose TO public
sale on the 9th day of January l844 at the
Court House door in the Town OF Evansville
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock M and s
O'Clock NJ OF said day, the rents and profits
fer ~ en- years of the following real estate 70
vii, / he South West quarter OF the South
w est quarter, and the South East quarter OF the
South East quarter, OF section number twenty
Ell CHI in Township numberseven South oil Range
munlher eleven West containing eighty ucres.
and ON failure to realize the full amount de-
manded by said execution with damages and
cost, | will at the same time and place. pro-
coed to expose the fee simple OF said
land. TO satisfy said execution and costs.
Terms of sale cash
WILLIAM M WALKER S. v. c.
Evansville Dec. 81 '43 3t-prs-fee 81,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

Mr.. PAcKENHAM.--A N. Y. paper has the
following paragraph:
'eThe object of Mr.. Pack enham's mission
from the English Government is to negotiate
fully and finally ON the important and trouble
some question of the Oregon Territory; and
We have every reason to believe that his in
struciions from the British Government viii
be full on that point, and that under the aus
spcies of President Tyler, that knotty sub
ject, which might have continued for many
years to trouble the country-just as the
north eastern Boundry question did-will be
finally and definitely settled on liberal and en-
llghtened terms,and in manner satisfactory
to both parties.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

PLY aIlayed by the Presidents calling fof
some more Porter, when MIR. Robert Tyler
gave as toast, "Hon. Henry A. Wise
The solitary remaining member of the Cor
poraI's Guard, like the 'lone star of Texas,
shines the brighter, that he has no rival in
the political firmament." The band then
played, "here we meet too soon 10 part"
and The party broke up in the utmost good
ieeIing.-W Wing Standard
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
ST.q TIE # LN1LqA-4.} &c
VGnder6urgh County,
Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
September Term A ID 1913,
John Law
w;,I;.m w,e.erS In Chancery,

William Wagner & :"
John ~teigleman,
Az ND uo~ here comes the complainant by his
a. solicitors, and il appearing TO the satsfhc-
non OF The Cour from affidavit filed herein
that the said defendants are non re sideuis OF the
State OF Indiana
On unti of the Complainant, 1t is therefore
decreed that notice be gwen the said de PENDANTS
by publca ton three wceks successfully in ihe
Evansville journal. weekly newspaper of gem
eral circulation. printed and published in the
town of Evansville. county oil Vanderhurgh. aHd
SIate OF Indiana. that unless they the said VIII
lam Wagner aud John Steigleman. shall per-
soualiy he ond appear here or before the call
ing al This cnnse at he uext term ~ this court.
aud answer The compliments bill OF complaint,
the same will be Iaren confessed against
Ii ans md the matters and thugs therein con-
"a meet dreteed arcordinely, aud this cause is
rss,tlunsa II The mex l.rm oftlas rerrs
fapy 4uest SAsIsIa 7 JENKINS. Clsk.
rAarsfi 4 feGE.e. Sosics ofs.
jan I8lh i843 1t-prs-ioe So 90.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
THE WIG ILLINOIS BANNER.

There is something noble in the motto of
The Wing Flag of Illinois, and in the spirii
whiea animated the Wing Convention, while
II unanimously adopted it. 1t IS:
aJustice to all men, and insiolability Of
public faith, are cardinal principles of the
Wing Party, and this Convention, in the
name of the Wings of Illinois, REPUDIaT1
THE DOCTRINE OF REPuDrATIoN
Honor to our brethren Of illinols!' Such
principles will be passporttO public conf
dence, and must, sooner or laies, trump
over all party drill, and the arts Of party dem
agogues
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
MARRIED.

At PRINCETON Indiana, on the 10Th Janu-
airy 1874, by A. G. Mills Esq'r., JUDGE
HALL. late Lieut.. Governor of Indiana, to
Mss SOPHIA AUGUSTA AMES of Burk-
sire County Massachusetts.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

A juror was once Eiue1 Eve dollars for nss
attending a special court lii excuse was
that he took no newsp per als5 Eas not
aware of the time--the laiga ii lis was
an aggravation of the offeaea--evevy good
citizen was morally bound q fake newspa-
per-and fined him ten dollars. A sensible
Judge that.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

MARYLAND U. S. SENAToR.-The Hon.
James A. Pearce has been elected a Sena-
tor in Congress, by the Legislature of Mary
land, for six years from the 4th of March last.
He is a staunch Wing, and will fill the place
ably and faithfully.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

DuELLING.IN SoUrH CARoLIsA.-A bill
TO amend the CONSTITUTION OF the State, with
view 10 suppress duelIing, has been LOST in
the South Carolina Legislature. Yeas 62
nays 40 constitutional majority not voting
for its passage.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
DISSOLUTION.

g5f@IlE PARTiSERsHIP heretofore exist
"a ing between WILLIAM CALDWELL & Jo-
sgPH WnKELER Jr, is lhs day dissolved b. mu-
fual consent. All persons indebted, viii please
cali and settle up. Either OF the late tlrin are
authorized 10 settle accounts.
WILLIAM CALDWELL.
JOSEPH WHEELER, ia.
October 9lst, '43,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
Vanderbugh County %.
yanderburgl. Circuit Court
In vacation Jan. 10 1874.


John Henrck Sietnon1
MTOW mere il satisfactorily appearing By an
g affidavitof disnterested person that the
.unknow heirs Of John HearicIl SieIncss are at
this time non residents OF the Stale OF Indiana
Therefore notice is hereby givenao the said un-
know heirs OF john Heinrich olemon. that unless
they personally be and appear here sud plead
answer or deInur 10 he cosnplainanis bill OF eom-
plant on before the calling oil tbs cause az
the next term OF sale court. 10 be held at the
court house in Evansville ON the fourth Jdsn-
day in March next; the mBsters and things
therein contained viii be taken as confessed.
attest S.4Ja'L I JENKiN S. Ctsk
BArTEL aud IEGLE, Sol for CempPt.
Jan. Ii, -3t-prs-fee-S2 90.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
STATE or LNDLaNs4l 60
b,,,.,,h H,,,,af., %

Ka,sderbp'gh County
Ya,,derburgh Circuit Court
In Uacation January Il 1914.
Robert Parett
William Hinde.
- \ this day comes the complainant in the
q u above entitled cause by Batte1l aud Ingle
has solicitors and file in the Office o the Clerk OF
the Vandefbugh Circuit Court his certain bin OF
plant against the above named defendant
Aud it satisfactorily appearing by the affidavit
of dlsinferested person that the above named
William Hlude is at this time non resident OF
the StateOt Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given TO the said
" illlam Hinde that unless he appear aud plead,
answer o. demnr to the complainants bill OF
complaint. on or before the calling of this cause
at the next term of said Court Ia be held at the
Conri House in Evansville, on the fourth Mon
Jay in VI arc h next, the matters aud things there
in contained, will be TAX as confessed.
SAMUEL Il. JENKINS Clerk.
BATTELL & INGLE Sol.
January 18th, 1874 pre- fee $3.50
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
STATE OF INDIANA.} 6

STATE OF INDlANAt CS
Vanderburg. County. )
Vnnderburgh Circuit Court
In vacation January 10Th, 1914.
Alexander Laughiin and
James Laughbn
William Sullivan John
Shanklin, Joseph Cooper, Pin Chsncery.
Arson 6 Phelps, Will
liam E. Dodge, Daniel
James, and Arson G.
Phelps. Jr.
NTOW al this time. to wit on the 10th day OF
IN January, A D 1874 the compliments in the
abose entitled cause filed in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Vanderburgh circuit court their bill
of complaint again the above named defendants
And it satisfactorily appearing BY the affidsv't
of a disintered person. hled in said office that
the said William A Sullivan. Arson @. Phelps,
Wilt am e. Dodge, Daniel James. and Arson Y
Phelps, Jr. are none residents OF the State OF Ia
dian. :,
There fore, Notice is hereby given to the salo
William q Sullivan, .9nson Phelps, Win- n
Dodge. Daniel James and .4nson y EheiPs, IL.
that unless they be aud appearhere on OF heieFe
the calling of this cause al the next term o. the
Vanderburqh Circuit Court TO be held ut the
court house in Evansville on the fourth Monday
in March next. and plead answer OF demur 60
the said bill OF complaint ;.ho matters and things
alleged against them will be taken as GUESSED.
Attest S.4 nj T JENKINS. Cfk.
C BAKER, complanants solicitor.
Ian tIth-St-prs-lee So co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18
r. J. CARLEY,

luz OEss 11VsttI07t E15sU z u q.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
~ ]. c., having permanently located hsmseidy
d . ~ Evansville, intends carrying on the a
hove business in all iis branches. and he trusts
having had much experience in the principle
houses in London aud Paris 10 give general satisr
faction. A share Of public patronage 10 respects
fully solicited. Shop on Main street. opposite
he Bank.
NIB. Ladies riding habits and all garments
cur aud good Fit warranted. Terms TO snfs
the times.
Sent 7-3t i343
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-18

L1rrLE AReus.--A child was lately
barn IN Toronto, with three eyes, hay:ng tso
half al 5aca apart, on the right SIDE O tue
face.