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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

A New TANNERY.-Our readers will see
by the notice of Messrs. DECKER & KRAMER,
that their Tannery is now in successful oper-
alton in this neighborhood. Their stock of
leather, &C., is large and their prices, we
learn, moderate.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

Ellsworth the pedestrian, concluded his task
of walk ing a thousand miles In a thousand sue
eessive hours on Sunday last,tbesides throwing
in a few extra miles TO show off. He came out
fresh as a lark at the end. looking as though be
could do his mile an hour till Christmas.-N. ..
PIcAYUNE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17
sTATEOF INDIANA} sc
Vanderburgh County.
Gin the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
(In vacation, July 9th, l845.
T,t0IF,e y Scott

(lh foSotiOuf SW1 OhAs OH~
Lucius II. Scott
VS..
]. Hays and(
his wife)
NOW at this time come the complainant by
IL Battell and lngle Jr, his solicitors and flee
in the Office of the clerk of the Vanderburgh cir
cult court his certain bill Of complaint and il sat-
isfactori!y appearing by the affidavit of a disin-
terested person this day filed in the clerks Of
fee aforesaid, that tn e above named defendants
are non residents of the State of Indiana.
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to the said
George ]. Hays and America Hays that unless
they appear and plead, answer, or demur to the
complainant's said bill of complaint on or be-
fore the calling of this cause at the next term OF
said court to be held at the court house in Evans
vile on the fourth Monday in September next.
the matters and things therein contained will
be taken as confessed.
SAM'L. r. JENKINS.
Battell & Ingle sol. Clerk.
July l0-3t-p's f. $3.50.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17
To the Editor Of The Evansville Journal.

CoRYDoN, IND, JULY 9TH, 1915.
Sir: Presubing that your in common With
every other Wing in this District, feel a deep
interest in the event of the present contest for
Congress: | have thought that you would
like TO know something of the state OF feel
ing in this part of the District. am happy
TO be able to say that the Wings are fully a
reused, and | have no doubt our county will
give MIR. Wilson $50 majority. | do not ar
rive at this result without the strongest evil
dences of its truth-everything indicates a
strong wing vote-a much stronger vote than
we gave when Maj. Payne and Owen ran IN
lS43. There are many reasons for this
which | need not ennumerate. | presume
by this time the candidates have been with
you, If they have, I need not say hat Mr.. O.
wen, (who seemed from the one Of his letter
of acceptance of the Loco nomination tc
doubt whether he would have any opposition,
has quite enough to do in the present can
vass. Mr.. Wilson is amply able to cope will
him, on the stump, or any where else. lsup
pose Mr.. o. is no~ fully convinced that HI
has some s'Opposition."
write hastily, and only TO assure you tina
we are confident of giving Owen a hard rae
and have great hopes of defeating him.
Yours, &c. a. B.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17
STATE OF INDIANA,( &C
Vauderburgh County.
Svanderburgh Circuit Court,
In vacation July 9th I845.
Juciua II Scott

Lucius II. Scott,
VS.. In Chancery.
Justus Branneck.
RTow here comes the complainant by Battell
IL & IugIe his solicitors aud files in the Office
of the clerk of the Vanderburgh circuit court,
his certain Bill of complaint. and it satisfactory
ly appearing by the affidavit of a disinterested
person filed in the Clerks Office aforesaid that
the above named defendant is not a resident OF
the State OF Indiana.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, to the said
Justus Branneck, that unless he appear and
plead, answer OF demur, to the said complain
ants bill of complaint, on or before the calling
of this cause at the next term OF said court to be
held at the court house in Evansville, on the
fourth Monday in September next. the matters
and things therein contained, will be taken as
confessed. SAML. T. CFk.
BArTELL & INeLE, Sol. July 1875 pa f.. So.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

an ASSORTED Brass and Copper Kettles
ANS from 2 10 SO pounds each for sale very
low by Lily 1911 DECKER & KRAMER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17
STATE OF INDIANA1 &C
Vanderburgh County.
Sin the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
In vacation, July 9Th, I845.

William schorb. In chan0ery.
AOW here comes the complainants by Bat
1N tell and Ingle his solicitors and files in the
Office Of the clerk of the Vanderburgh circuit
court his certain bill of complaint and it salts
factoriiy appearing by the affidavit OF a disinter-
ested person this day filed in the clerks office
aforesaid, that the above named de PENDANT is
not a resident of the State of Indiana.
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to the said
William Schorb that unless he appears and
pleads, answers, or demur to the compliments
said bill of complaint on or before tho calling
OF this cause at the next term of said court to be
held at the court house in Evansville on the
fourth Monday in September next, the matters
and things therein contained will be taken as
confessed. SAMUEL T. JENKINS,
BatteII Il TngIe sol. Clerk.
july l0-3t-p's fee So,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

GROCERIES, &C.
20 BBLS, Molssses;
3 do do S~ugar-house;
S Hhds. Sugar;
1000 Gunny Bags;
q Tierces Rice:
NS0 Lbs. Zante Currants.
Just received aud Tor sale by
iune a6-tf j. & w. REILLY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17
DIED.-On Friday last after a long sever
illness HARRISON s.. KAZAR.
FORSALE.
A OF INDIANA,} &C
XNorriob ECuntu 0O'

Warrick County.
In the Warrick Circuit Court
In vacation, July 18th, l845.
Abraham Phelps
VS.. In Chancery.
William S. Moxley.
AOW at this time, 10 wit: on the 18th day Of
IL July, A. D. 1845, comes The said complain
ant by his solicitor John IngIe. Jr., Esq, and
files his bill OF complaint against the said defen-
dant and upon affidavit of a disinterested person
before me made and filed, setting forth that the
said William S. Moxley is not q resident of the
State of Indiana.
Therefore the said William S. Moxley will
take notice that unless he appear, plead, answer,
or demur to the said cnmplainants bill of COM
plant against him in this behalf exhibited on
or before the calling of the cause al the next
term OF the Warrick Circuit Court to be holden
at the Court House in said county on the third
Monday in October next, the said bill of COM
plant will be taken as confessed, and decreed
accordingly.
Attest, ]. WAITE B. MOORE,
July ~I7-3t-S2,25. Clerk.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

Chewing Tobacco.
q ANGHAM'S best Gold Leaf for sale by
- july 10 If. E. P. SPURRIER & co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

Wistar,s BaIsom OF Wild Cherry.
d eros Just received and for sale by
. July 10 If. (. P. SPURRIER 81 CO.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

*The fire ports in the Chinese empire
which the treaty opens to the commerce of
the United States.-EDIToR.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-17

Battell & Tngle sol.
July l0-3t-p's f. $3.50.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
Varieties.

The trial Of Nicholas 8. Gordon, for the murder Of
Amasa sprsgue. will commence on Monday, the 7th o.
April, in the Rhode Island Supreme Court
The corner stone Of the new Protestant Episcopal
Church Of st Stephens in Purchase street. Boston,
laid on the gath inst II ID to be free church, under the
charge Of Rev. 4. M Wells The plan Of the edice ID
by Mr. UPjohn, architect Of Trinity Church. in this city
Mr Hagues congregation have purchased the lot (for
meriy aumbcrtyad on the corner Of Bedfol and Rowe
streets, Boston, and their new church wnl be erec.
ted thereon The Rev. Mr. watersons people have pur
chased the late Judge Prescotrs estate In Bedford street
and will erect new shurch upon the site.
FIRE broke out In Greene, Chenango county, on the
containing in addition to the usual machnery some 10,
the manufacture Of woolen goods, making Ga loss o
about soooo-no insurance The establishment wal
owned BY Hunt, hathbone Co.
An effort is making to complete Military Road. which
has been already commenced, from Memphis, Tenn, to
Little Rock and Red River in Arkansas, and also
sruct bridge across the Arkansas river The cost
the latter Is estimated at $45,0O0.
Thomas Hales extensive dying and print works at
Halfway were entirely consumed by fire about midnight
on Friday with allth contents The fire not dis
the books could be saved and wagon standing in
the street was consumed The loss must be very heavy,
the insurance amounts to $4,000
The Posve Journal Of the 2sth states that the
ns around us are on re at several places this time
he Sharp mountain which bounas u, our town On ths
south-a brilliant and beautifullspectable
The ship symmetry cleared from Mobile on the a2d
inst for Liverpool with cargo Of 2s9S bales cotton
weighing 43s. ls4 lbs. and valued at $766es 80.
Walter Connely alias Comfy the young man recently
arrested AT Mobile for passing counterfeit Mexcan dol
lars made hs escape on Tuesday night last By dnt OF
perseverance, he cut away the grating Of his CELL and
making rope OF his blankets, secured 1t to the window
and droppedto the ground.
fellow named James Hail. accused Of murder and
gro stealing has made his escape, with other pri
aoners from thejail OF Lake Providence, Pa.
OO- The Russian Empire has nineteen military
schools In which are 10 900 students In the army
motion open 70 all without distinction Of rank class
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
Hamilton, Canada West.

HAMILTON, CANADA WEST,
March "a, lS45.
Breaking up of Wimte-Fyre-Wamt of Water
Theatricals-Fyats and Flights, &c, SC
After tedious winter, spring has fairly set in,
bringing with it the lively chirps of the feathered
tribe The ice has vanished, and navigation is on
the eve OF commencement The steam boat
Eclipse, with her gallant commander, Capt. John
Gordon, plies from Toronto to within eight miles
ofus One week and vessels will be at our door.
This morning, at 3 A. M, fire broke out in
King street, threatening devastation 70 the town,
the wind blowing high. Holmes carriage factory,
together with seven other houses were burnt to the
ground, nor would the flames have stopped in their
rapid progress, but that the substantial brick store OF
Samuel Karr, inevened to stop the king Of terrors
Damage estimated at $40, ,OO0-insurance but par
tial. The scarcity OF water is a great detrlmcnt,
especially on this occasion, VIXEN men summoned
almost superhuman energy TO no avail, the water
often waiting further supply. There is splendid
spring on the mountain, which stands 300 feet
above the town An enerprsing Yankee offered
to bring the water down Tor ccraIa per centage.
The matter renamed in statu quo, but this affair."
,hlnk will stimulate the credulous
We have an admirable amateur theatrical COM
pany here Winter closes their efforts but to an enter
prsing manager there are many inducements. The
good people Of Hamilton are theatrically inclined,
and deserve, as assuredly they wiIllsupport, good
regular company. understand Mr. Forbes, OF the
Charleston theatre had made an offer for the en-
suing summer; how far true, remains for Mr.. F. to
establish by appearing in propria persona.
BY the way, there was flaming advertisement,
with accompanying hand-bills put about town, an
nouncng the greatest legerdemain feats on record.
10 conclude with magic flight The Town Hall
was filled with the credulous money taken to the
tune of $50, but lo,and behold! the bird had owa,
making a magic Night indeed Rage, fury, threats
and fights ensued-but TO no avail; the ready was
iosi,and next day you could find nonewho had dis
bursed half dollar for the magic fight. Poor
sulls who would sooner support the chImera OF
an adventurer, then the entertaining efforts OF
heir own townsmen
Railroad under consideration, and with fair
prospects OF success, to the West will make Ham
ilton busting theroughiare. Mr. Gilkison, a
gentleman OF known ability and perseverance, ia its
foster father. voRrsx
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

LAKE CURIOSITY. Cincinnati Atlas, in an
article upon the Lakes, says :-"There is great
from Kingston the outlet OF the bay Of Quinte in
Canada The writer Of this visited II few years ago. In
company with Prof Lyel OF London, who pronounced it
one OF the greatest curioses Of the kind he
It is WHAT called in Scotland Tarn" or mountain
lake II is situated upon conical hill about $50 feet high.
1t circuarabout half mile in diameter and occspies
nearly the whole surface Of the hill The lake
quently entirely without inlet; yet small stream
stanty escapes from edge of it, down the side Of the
hill, turning the wheels Of Touring mill, which has
been erected the summit The level of the lake
supposed to be about $50 feet above that Of the bay below
As there are high lands within fifty sixty miles,
perhaps greater distance the curious question arises
whence comes the supply of water Prof Lye supposes
to occupy the crater Of extinct volcano, and
distance; but did not coincide with the popular belief
in the neighborhood that the fountain head Lake
Erie, although Is supposed that they occupy the same
level
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

~ THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufactur-
ters OF the Neapolitan Bonne respectfully inform the
trade that they ready supply the above
purchasers.
They that they clean the Bonnet to ap
pear equal TO new
Buyers are esponed against inferior article Of the kind
silver medal at the last fair OF American Institute has
ticket upon it. Apply THOMAS vYSE 72 PesT street
f8 2taw 3msrc No rs Delaney str,et
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
Movements OF Travellers.

The accession of travellers yesterday was not as
considerable as for the last few days. There will
be found, nevertheless, at the
AMEsIcAN-G George Mcintyre, Charottville Va; J. g.
Haveland, w w. Pellet, Philadelpha H. Alexander,
Hartford Rufus McClslland, Isaac Laurence, Long Is
land.
Asron-Aaron Clark, Mayor ofthe city Of New York
Col Johnson the distinguished ranger Of the Thousand
lands, Canada M; M; stanHeld, Boston J. M. Weld
New Orleans Nathaniel 6tetson, Bridgeport C. W.
Churchman, Philadelphia Col Graham, of Ohio, the
Gently appointed Consul to Buenos Ayres has left the
Astor for his destination Col. 8. c. Smmonds, New Or
leons.
CITr-J. w. Jenkins Boston Gov. Clarke, Buffalo !;
Hon M Spencer, Tennessee Capt Wilkes, U. Q. Navy,
late Commander Of the Exploring Expedition.
FRANKLIN-Captain Thompson, packet ship Stephen
Whitney Captain Meyer, packet ship st. James !" N.
Vanderhcop, Buffalo; N, Dowlng, Galsna J. M. stan
ward, Ohio; W. r. Simmond Boston and Worcester Rail
road.
sT. GEoRoE's-Geo. r Anderson, Col. c. Moore Chas.
Power, Ticonderago, Like Chsmplain.
HowARD-J. C. Rivss, editor Of the "Washpgton
Globe his return from visit to the Hon. siIas Wright
Albany. Ut isgtnerally reported that Mr. Polk eonsi
ders himself independent of stipendary newspaper
organ, at least until the next session OF Congress A..
w Parsons Philadelphia A. A. Dunlap. Albany; Col
Colbourne, Kentucky; james H. FaDdy, Phladelphis.
WAvERLY-Capt. Parish, Philadelphia D. D. Kpgsley,
Providence jacob McLaren, do; j. w. Rager Mobile; ;
Rev = Hong, Apalachicola
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
Theatricals, &c.

Tnc0trlC016y ckCs
The Orphans drawing good houses at Richmsnd i,
Virginia.
The original Ethiopian Ainstrels gave their first
cert at Pittsburgh on the 26th instant.
General Tom Thumb, jun. is holding levees in Prov-
dence, RI
Mr.. Brougham has been highly successful in Boston
during his last engagement He takes q benefit this
evening at the National.
The Misses Soman are drawing tremendous houses in
Baltimore.
They have got new equestrian pageant at the cir
in Boston, which Is called the HoldV Sports Of Old
SPAIN" Among other scenes it includes bull fight.
The Louisville Journal of the 2lst says: Miss Brown
ing the Kentucky gsntess has arrived in this city, and
can be at Washington Hall Miss B. is seven feet
high weighs nearly three hundred pounds, and ID we'll
propcrtioned.
The Grafton of Samson performed at the Melo
deon, Boston, last evening, for the tenth time, when Mr.
JONES' the celebrated vocalist took the part Of Samson
ind in foreign journal that whilst Rubini Tambu-
rini and number Of other celebrated Italians
ed with applause at st. Peter:burgh the son Of Tambur
nj in the presence Of his father whose
could protect him. Kissed with deperabe unani
my which compelled him to quit the stage in tears
similar fate has bsfallen several other Italians We
member in Paris that fate almost bad the lot Of
young Lablache, who engaged at tho Italians at
high salary the desire OF bis father but In
sequence was the OF much difficulty between the
managers and artists
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
CITY Intelliaonce.

SPECIAL JUSTICE PoLIcE.- The Common Council
meet tonight, and is undertood that they will Gil the
There long string ofaprlcan and candidates for the
ece and among them there not than two that
Justice II. made upon the spur OF the moment and
without sufficiently considering his capacity to all the Of
nee HIS greatest recom%sndasion ne was hi. honsstym
years editor and reporter in this city, and formerly
Clerk of the House Of Representatives of New Jersey for
nine He 10 also memher OF the Bar of this city,
although he has never prscticed mwch His chance tor
appointment is said to be the best Next upon the list is
Barnabas w. Osborne who has been Clerk of the Police
for great many years, and ably filled his place. We
shall see tonight whose claims are the strongest.
Coroner's Omce.-THE RGsULr FIGHr The
Coroner was called yesterday afternoon TO hold in
quest No. l9s Division street. upon the body black
carmsn named James Bowers 35 years of age who died
blows received in fight with PIiiip Miller, white car.
man. Upon hearing the crcum tances OF the case, the
Coroner deputised Abner Miliken to arrest Miller and
he was accordingly incarcerated in the Tombs This
morning the Coroner hsd the body of Bowers removed
the Dead House. and directed Dr. MletJt make poet
'rorfem examination and about half past O'Clock com
enced holding the inquest end did finish the inquest
m after o'clock in the afternoon II appeared from the
testimony of James Reed, who keeps store at No 81
South street. that on Friday afternoon between and
O'clock Bowers the deceased had his cart backed W
sanst some naes of cotton which laid in the street in
hont of the building No. 81 South street. His cart
standing sideways, and while standing by his horses
Philip Miller drove up with his cart and against
Bowe cart Bowers then took hold Of Mllers reins
Miller then jumped down, and the two had 6ght in
which some pretty hard blows and kicks inflicted
upon potn then drove C cHrted
three loads more cotton, and then attacked with At
He taken into cab and driven his residence but
lore reaching it he died DR. Nicholas Miliet testified
that he found spontaneous efuson OF blood the brain
but not from the effects Of any blows, and that blow
have caused II would have taken effect Immediately The
jury after consultation Of five minutes found that the
deceased died from congestion Of the bran produced by
some cause unknown TO the Jurors Miller accord.
ingly discharged from custody
DEATH IN Rum FIT.-The Coroner held an INQUEST at
No So Orchard street, upon the body OF rishman
ed Samuel Daley, % years of age who died between
and 10 O'Clock, in fit produced by intempersnce He
was very hard drinking man. and went to bed in par
tal state OF iDtoxcation last night
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
ARRANTED THE CHEAPEsT AND THE BEST
in NEW YORK.
j. STOUXENEI ~ CO.
MANUFACTURERS or
u IL SIS ND M g

GLA ass AND LAMPS
- .,a...- DESCRIPTION,
REsPECTtULLY call the attention Of Country Merchants,
~ Hotels, Steamboats, Ship Masters and Families,
soment alta great deduction being by ouelv
and which be quality
somprsg complete as.omen, new patterns Of Cut and
fsin Glass Gisndoles Solar Lard and Camphine Lam
BRACKETS Candelabras Hall Lamps and Lanterns with Rich
Cut Gass Astral and other Lamps altered solar and Lard
aud reiinished equal
Gass and Lamps made order and to any pattern
Goods loaned for Parties,
Factory 10 Gold Wholesale and Retail Store No
John street Broadway mhIa lmsrs
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
Personal Movements.

Mr. Keevil was lecturing at st. Louis with great sue
cess, on the 2lst inst.
Mr. j. H. Greene is giving lectures on ganbliHg IN
Sy racuse.
Lord Metcse has given the royal assent to the charter
OF the Montreal and Portland Roirosd Boston has bean
defeated by enterprising little Portland
Rev. DR. Sharp, of Boston, has taken passage in the
steamship Cambria for the purpose OF revis'ng his
tive country after absence of forty years He preached
parting discourse to his people, whom he has been
settled thirty at his Church. last Sabbath afternoon
George Mundsy the Prophet pounding his creed
IN New Orleans at the latest dates.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31
JUNES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
INITIA TORY UNITING ROOM
241 Broadway, corner Of m urra " NJ

INITIA TORY UNITING ROOM,
247 Broadway, corner OF Murray st.
HE object Of hislnsttuton thorough
IN Book Keeping, Penmanship and Commercial Arcthms-
tic and qualify Gentlemen practical duties Of the desk
rrxate ,n,truct,Sn S rs + gwen u rs9n,red
arnIh tickets Of admission under the made with
the Committee.
Merchants and Clerks who have during the last
nine years.
For SALE Joness Principles Practice OF Bookkeeping
p,es m m hs wpya S ns %
and extensively introduced there f23 lmeodsee
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. Spruce street, ~ Y.
'HS IL the only manufacuIy Of extent in the United
and spendd shades superb
correct representations Of the we'll known public build
ings Europe and th, country hand; works Of and
fssiona artists and well experienced profess 10 give salts
iaction un, when favored with ordey -
CARPETING
464 Pearl street.
spbscrSer have Just opened the large and spacious
" occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co. and ready Of
fer the public entire o.k Of Creng bought express
" for the spring trade OF which exceedingly ch Of
w s2TTs sR1sELs 81
Is ps. KrpMSsfEER fS','ff!EE s'Th THREE PLY,
surERrINE FINE ASg S:SsMMoN INGRAM
Rugs pusr. T vsaf' ard .no S:.s,V%s
and Jue MATS Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
from feet wide together with all other articles
found in the trade The public requested call and
PETERSON q HUMPHREY.
mao 2m t54 Pearl street.
WARRANTED THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

Cold WEATHER IN CANADA.-In all sections of
the United States the cold weather of March has
been alluded to by the papers, bat Canadian neigh
bors have suffered still more At Montreal late the
l9h March, the mercury in the thermometer sunk
low as four degrees above zero.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

INDIAN DIFFIcuLTIEs-We have already men,
toned the recent difficulties between the Creeks
and some other Indians had threatened to attack them
when the grass is high enough to suhsst their horses
we now learn from the Fenher Whis that the Creek
Chief Gen Mintosh has called general Council Of all
the Indians Of the Prories and OF the whole West and
south West to be held May next at the Creek council
ground This council is evidently aaod in relation ia
less some efficient precautionary adopted by
the u g. military authorities, bloody contest may
the consequences Of which would prove very disss-
rous 10 the and security not only of the Indians
but Of the white seters the frontier We
trust the proper authorities will keep wstchiul eye on
these movements.
The New York herald., 1845-03-31

The MANCHESTER MURDER-From a handbil
issued by the selecmen of Manchester N. H. we
learn that the suspected of the daboca murder
OF Mr. Jonas L. Parker, in that town, is a man named
Jeremiah Carter belonging to King son N. H.. We fur
ther learn that the wife Of Carter has testified
that the knife found the body, was one be-
longing to her husband Carter s about 80 years of age
feet inches high sandy complexion red hair has lost
athumb and Is supposed to have been wounded in
his hands BY the struggle $500 is offered for his appre
hension