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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

The annexed is tho latest account we have had
of the probable formation of tho New Cabinet, ant
as it is one day later than our advices from Wash
ing,on, and from gentleman who has toerabIe
chance of knowing, we give it for what ii is worth
Hon. J. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania Sec. State,
Marcy of N. Y. Sec. of War. Bancroft of Mass.
Treasury, Mason of Virginia Sec. of Navy. Wal
ker of Miss, Attorney General, Cave johnson
Tenn p. NJ. General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

VI Deaths shafts arc busy flying among us
and again are we called TO lancn. the fail of those
who have been stricken. Yesterdays mai
brought US tho intelligence Of the demise of Col
L. N. Clarke, and Mrs. Sewer, consort Of Hon
A. II. Sewer. Mrs. S. died at Little Rock, on
the 10th inst. Col. Sewer had not arrived from
Washington, but was hourly expected. No ore
but a beresIsd husband can tell his grief, and Him
who chasteneth.
Col. Clark died in. Baltimore, on the 2Glh ult.,
aher an illness Of only three days. Afar from
homo, from family and friends, in strange land,
was he summoned to his eternal home leaving
them and his felIow.ctizens 10 shed the tear for
one who has been so long known to and beloved
by them.
Another "Old Settler" of tho State has gone be.
fore US on to eternity. lie was one of Arkansas
bcs, children; none can supply the vacancy, and
VIC who have met him in almost every scene and
found him always the same true Possessor of every
manly virtue, shall meet him no more. Deep
ly do we sympa,hizo with his afflicted family
however grcnt be our loss theirs is infinitely great
er,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

O'Neil, the Irish servant that was so well known
at the White House during the terms of General
jackson, has accompanied Mr. Polk, to see, he say
that tie "boody nosars" don't commit some
blunder, and to do the young Hickory the same
service he boasts of having been SO importa n. 10
the Old one.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Ayriral Of Ner Senators.--The National Intel
pencer, announces tho arrival in that city Of Gen.
Cas-, and Hon. Jesse Spaight Senators elect from
Michigan and Mississippi, who will en'ef upon
their official duties on the 4th Of March neAf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

A German named Harn,an, in Jail at Trenton,
n. J. for having counterfeit monoy,took his life by
s,abjing on the l0lh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Ie so I'd
lore tht|
|eufered
)isI,osi,i|
soInI'an|
sS, so q
land sN
etll thoI
% resit)
.LIAAf
D. Mo-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

0cr Tie dwelling house of Robert NJ. French
ESQ.,, of Evansville was consumed by fire, on the
nigh, of the 10Th inst. Our informan, says he nev.
er saw more fearful flame than it presented al
midnight. The fire, j, is supposed, was the work
Of some robber and incendiary--as no fire was in
either wing Of tho house and but little in the ki.ch.
en-. and when discovered the smoke issued from
the rooms Of the dwelling house, the doors all be-
ing closed. A black man first discovered the fro,
and breaking into the window OF the kitchen man.
aged to save its furniture. The rest Of the furnl
turo was wholly lost.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

and so on, in proportion, through The list.
Success attend our bold democratic reformcrs!
This bill will save some 100000 per unnum to
the government Another abuse--the extrava.
CANT mileage paid 10 members--dcmands equally
to be corrected. We hope to see some of our fear.
less nnd Independent champions take this in hand
Ticksburg ScNiinei
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Attend vel! 10 yoar business.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

or We have received the long looked for work
of Josiah Grtgg Esq, the COMMERCE OF THE
PRAIRlEs." That is an extremely interesting
work we have already stated, and it is entirely
unnecessary for US to repeat the encomiums pass
ed upon it by the "Democratic Review" and 9th:
er leading papers of our country. This recon-
mendaton is surety for its excellence. Those
wi desire correct interesting and amusing lnlor.
nation Of the Great South West will certainly OBJ
tain the book. This book can be had at Messrs
Pickett l. Gregg's in this place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

The NJ York Courier, in speaking of tho rccen,
Convention at FancuiI Hall, says
"Some of the speeches on tho occasion were in.
nileIy worse than anything that was ever cha rscd
upon the II artford Convention.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
" We earn that murdered man was found

~ We earn that murdered man was found
some six miles west Of Evansville, full blood
Cherokee. When found no had knife firmly
grasPed In his hand, with which no appeared to
have mos. manfuIly fought. Two fingers were
found near him which he haG cut of from the
hand of his murderer, in his struggle for Iife.-
A man who has los; finger lately has been up-
pretended upon suspicion Of being the Perpetra.
Tor Of the deed. 1t is supposed tina. the man was
sol upon and murdered by two or more men.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Mr.. Duncan of Ohio, has 60, Bill passed to its
third reading through tho House of Representative.
greatly reducing the salaries the superior off ers
of the ARMY. The following will give an idea
Of the reductions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22

Ashley Of Arkansas. undoubtedly, D,
Atchison are the Missouri Senators.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
A UEERCUsToMER

at is most amusing" said Richard Mer-
vyn, as he relinguished the attenpt TO rise
from the gutter at The corner of --and
--streets. sit is really astonishing how
sOOn this dreadful climate of America brings
OH old age. | shall never survive 10 gel home
and write a book about the place-never.-
tleIe | am, six feet two, without; my stock
ings, SPRAYING in a dirty, republican gutter,
without being able 10 help myself out OF it.
There's a lamp winking and blinking in my
face, as if it wants 10 laugh, and would, il
il had a mouth, and a big brute of a dog just
now nosed me TO see whether ! was good to
eat. What a country!-what gulteIs! and
what liquor! | only took nine smallers of
whiskey, and what with that aud premature
old age, | verify believe | am assasasinated
I'm "a gone chickenm
Mr.. Mervyn now clamored SO loudly that
assistance SOON came.
''Sllence ,herei-what's the matter?'
"Malter yoursell--l'm being done, or as
some people say, Pm doing. The march of
mind has ripped, and Richard Mervyn is TOO
deep for himself. Help me oul--gently-
there. Amt | in a pretty pickle? This is
what the doctors Call guttG serena, isn't
it?n
"When | was at school the boys would
have called you a cultural"
''They wouldn't have known much gram
mar, if they did. I'm a liqnid-see me
drip"
"Oh! ho!' said the watch, 'don't try 10
be funny: ! know you well enough, now you
have washed your face. You're the chap
that locked me up in my box once, and when
| burst open the door, you klOcked me heels
over head, and legged it,
''That's me. | did that thing. How do
you like the ups and downs of public iIfe2
isn't variety charming?"
"If it wasn't that I'm a public functlonary
and mustn't give way TO my feelings, I'd crack
your cocoa, and ease my mind of doing as |
was done by. I'll make an example of you,
however. You're my prisoner. HGHy co0Shd
to the watcii 'us. Thal's The Dutch for being
TOO up"
"Well give us Jour arm. Don't be afraid
Of the mud. Gutter mud is verp wholesome.
Look al the pigs how fat it makes EN-: and II
you like fat pork why shouldn't you like
what makes pork fatf So -so-steady. Now
| I'll tell you all about t'other night. | was
| passing your box in a friendly promiscous sort
of a way, | thought you were asleep, or had
run down, and | turned the key TO wind you
up. Ifa watch amt wound up, it can't either
keep good time. or even CO."
DWELL, what eisefn
"iVhy, then | watch'd the box and when
YOU come out, I boxed the watch. That's
all. 1t grew out of my obiiging DISPOSE
ton"
: '.ilsi very obliging. Now IFS mF tnra to
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
By MRS. R. $. NICHOLS.

AIR-"Star SpGngled Banner"
Oh, dark was the home where the ~wine-cup
was drained,
And wildswere the tones of the men weak
and weary,
TGal burst from those lips that orgies had
stained,
When passing that threshold, deserted and
dreary!
For once round bis hearth
Rang gladuess and mirlh,
But children and wife he had laid in the earth,
For he bowed TO the demon that dwelis in
tie bowl,
And with limbs strong and fee Rugged the
chains to his soul.
Oh, freedoms fair land, borc the curse in her
breast,
That drained the sweet founts Of spirits de-
votion,
And lured her bold sons from their harbo IS oil
rest,
To launch in the storms or sins billowyocean,
With helm in the wave,
Is there hand that can save
Their souls from dark and. unhollowed grave?
Was ii laughter that rose from the fend in
the fowl,
Where was mingled the curse ltato'ermasler-
ed the seul2
But cur Order arose brightest star Of Reform,
Her Sons hailed the advent, with ~shouiings
Of gladness,
Her pale lusirous beams shed a light through
the storm,
And lit up the souls that were dropping in
sadness.
With hearts knit in one,
They the work have begun,
That will gladden. the earth ere its mission
is done,
For their pledge is forever TO Danish the bowl,
They whose limbs are SO free, spurn al Chains
for the soul!
Then press to the ranks, Sons ofFreedom and
Toll,
Bright eyes and sweet voices are softly en-
treating
For you, who should stand as the lords OF
the soil,
Where the dust OF our fathers in honor is
~sleepIngs;
Where red wine has flowed,
There The strong heart has bowed.
And faith there is broken to man and 10 God,
For our pledge is forever, to b1nish The bowl
We whose hnsos afe SO lIec, SPUN at chains
for the soul.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
SHERIFF SALE.

MY virtue OF a FL Fa issued from the Office
I'D of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh circuit
curt in favor of William Caldwell and Joseph
Wheeler, Jr., and against Clark MeCaHIster;
I ave levied upon aud will on Saturday the
10Th day OF September, IS45, a. the door Of the
court house in the town OF Evansville, between
Inc hours OF 10 O'Clock A nj aud 6 P NJ OF said
lay expose TO sale at public auction and outcry
he rents, issues, and profits tor rhe term OF sew
~ years OF the following described tract of land
20 wit:
The south east quarter OF section 6, town 6.
range 9, and the east half of the north
east quarter of section 7, town 6. range
9. aud should no person offer or bid for
said rents. issues, aud profits a sum sufficient to
satisfy said Fe Fa and costs Twill at the same
time and place proceed 10 sell at public auction
aud cutlery the Zee simple OF said above descrih-
ed tract OF land tor the satisfaction OF said Fe
ia and costs WIN. NJ. WALKER, S. VIC.
aug ~28-3w-prs fee 81.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
SuERIFF SALE.

ERY virtue OF ii Fee Bill issued from the Of
, fee OF The Clerk OF the Vanderburgh cir
curt court, 10 favor of Francis Link. and a
gainst CHARLES Peck and Emsty Webster. !
have levied upon, and will on Saturday the e0qI
day OF September. l645, at the door OF he courl
house in the town OF Evansville. between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and 6 O'Clock 2 NJ oil
said cay Expose to sale at public auction and
out cry. the rents. issues, aud profits Tor the
term OF seven years OF the folio wing described
land, 10 wit:
The west half out lot No 5 on the plan Of GU
lots laid out by r. N. Evans, being part of the
northwest quarter section 90, town 6. range 10,
and should no person ofIei or bal Tor said rents
issues, and prohls. a sum sufficient to satisfy
said fee Bill, will at the same time and place
proceed 10 sell at public auction and ontery the
lee SIMPLE OF said above described land for tn
satisfaction of said fee billand accruing costs.
aug 2SPfSe WIN. NJ. WIFI. C.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

For H GIRLs.-A young gentleman
happened TO sill at church in a pew adjoining
one in which sat a young lady, for whom he
convinced a most sudden and violent passion
and was DESTROYS of entering into a courtship
OH the spot. But The place not suiting a for
mal declaration, the exigency of the cause
suggested the following plan: He marked a
text and handed the Bible to her; I'd EpIstle
OF JOHN, 9Th verse: "And now, | beseech
thee. lady, not as though | wrote. a new COM
mandment unio thee, bul that which we have
IRON the beginning, that re lore one anolher.'
She returned the book, pointing to Ruth. I'd
chapter, 10th verse: s'Why should find
grace in thine eyes, that thou shouldest take
knowledge offme, seeing | am a strangerP
lie again returned the book, pointing TO the
third Epislle of JoHN, 18Th verse-"l have
many Things 10 write, but will not with a
pen and ink, write unto thee. But | trustI
snail shortly see thee, and then We shall
speak face to face" They were married
soon after,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

MEMoRY.-It is strange, perhaps the stran-
gest of all minds intricacIes; the sudden, in
sianlaneous mannerin which memory, by a
signal, open cells in which long passed events
h We been shul up for years. That signal,
be it a look, a tone, or a single word sentence
is the cabalislic word of the Arabian tale, at
The po'ent magic Of which The door 10 the
cave o the robber opens. Forgetfalness is
cast suddenly wide and all the treasures
that he had concealed, displayed. Upon the
memory ofthe traveller rustes upthe visions
of his youthful days; the sports of boyhood
The transient cares, the quzrrels soon forgoi-
ten, the pain which passed away like summer
clouds, the pure, sweet joys of youth and in
nocence, and ignorance ofill, that never re-
turn when passed away.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

SPEAK KINDLv.-Speak kindly 10 Thy
brother man, for he has many cares thou dost
moi knowmmany SORROWS thine eye has not
seeni and grief may be knawingai his heart
strings, which ere long many snap them as
under. Oh speak kindly 10 him! Perhaps
d word from thee will kindIe the light of
Joy in his o'ershadowed heart, and make his
pathway to the tomb a pleasant one. Speak
kindly 10 Thy brother man, even though sin
has married the spirits beauty, and turned into
discord the once perfect harmony of lis being
Hlrshas 8 can neverrecla m him. Kindness
may. Speak kindly, ACT kindly to all, with
Out asking who il may be. 1t is enough for
thee TO know that he belongs to the brother
hood of man, and needs thy sympathy
Then give it to him tfeely-aye, freely as
thy Father WHO is in Heaven, giveth it TO
thee.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1915.

windyou up, and, 10 do it in the same way,
I'll take you beiore the matchmaker, TO be
clearsed and regulated. You go ton fast.
but I'll put a spoke in your wheel; he'll set
you by the regulator, and make you keep a
good time.n
"Ashy, watchy, you'r re a wag. Why don't
you saythai | was a horizontal. and that you
lifted NE up like apaient lever? You're awake
now; but that night you wasn't up tosrap, ot
you would have canght me; | caught a wea-
eel asleep that time-I put fresh salt on you
los once" gas
To add one more TO his %vagries, Mervyn
now refused TO walk a step further, and sitting
Town on a step, loudly avowed bis resolution
and declared his name was not Walker.
"Wheiher your name be Walker or not;
you must GO"
"Not without a go-cart-for you can't force
ne 10 go-rm a legal lender, and you must
take me. IIay'nt | got an Office, or al leasI
a public situation, here ON the steps?lf | mus
90, il shall be on he Yankee priuriple of ia.
'tuGon; bring me a wiseeI-barrow? Reform me
out regularly II was procured and away
they went. $50 ve CO., said Meryyn, "Char-
ley's making a barfow-nighi of me. Gently
oyer The stones! | don't lie bumpers, ex-
cepi when | get them of porter. This is the
way 10 Wheeling hurrab! cart before The
horsem Arriving al The watch-house he in
sited upon being wheeled up stairs, and sty-
led the place a barrop-nial castle. "Fm a
modest man," said be, sand no slairer. III
cant have a ride up think myself entitled to
a drawback" So saying, he attempted to
escape, but was 500 caught, being as be
said, ''like Goldsmilhs works, beautiful chas-
ed" The punster was carried aloft, and
next morning sober and penitent, paid his tip
sey fine and his carriage hire with a dolesel
ceuntornance.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

SPEECH OF A MISSISSIPPI MILITIA GENER-
AL:-Felluw aSeldiers-Eleeied from among
you to be your Gin'ral, and being about TO be
a candidate before you agin, | thought I'D
state 10 you, that I've found at last chdtT
Uas made for!I was elected to the Legis-
later, but found | wouldn't do thar-they
made me a justice ofthe peace, but il didn't
suit me-and I've been Police Juror and
Bridge Commissioner, but there was no field
TOR me Mar-but al last you made me a
Gin'ial, and if thar is anything I'm fIten for,
lis thar; aud if ever the British Lion goes lis
growlin on our shores, and the allied minions
Investigates our country, I'll be the first man
10 quiz il! HURRAY Tor MIssIssIrPI- Nc
NUrB AND ME!--tioo--PEE, HURRAHs
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
INDIANA TONIC PILLS,
A Certain, Safe, and Effectual Cure foI
CHILLS AND FEVER or
FEVER 81 AG

TNHIS remedy although but a short time be.
fore The public. is gaining reputation un
equalled by any other medicine ever before
presented. Hundreds are ready to certify to its
efficacy IN the cure of that insiduous enemy 10
human comfori-,.FEVER AND AGUE." 1t
has proven TO be an estimable remedy in admin
isterIng for that most formidable disease. Ii re-
establishes in a remarkable degree and very
promptly. the healthy tone and natural action
of The digestive functions; and from it's purity
ing and invigurating influence, il can be safely
taken and with benefit, in all diseases attended
with debility of the system. But ii is more par
ticuIarly recommended in the case OF Fever and
Ague.
ltisa never failing remedy and no family
ought 10 be without it in their houses, %particu-
larry those inh biting Low MARSHY SIrU
ATOMS; and at this season OF the year when
the atmosphere is strongly imPregnated with
missm.
AS This medicine is put up under the proprie-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles. And having tried its efficacy on
thousands. there has not been a single instance
within his knowledge. wherein it tailed 10 cure
when the directions were adhered TO.
The following are among the many certi6-
Gates of CURES effected by this valuable medi-
sine. -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
No.aa.

CHARACTER OF QUEEN ELIzABETH.@The
following eloquent paragraph in extracted
from Lord Brougham's "Lives of Men aud
Lellers:p
1t us undeniable that Elizabeth did not
cause Mary 10 be executed until she nd re-
peatedly endeavored to make Sir Amyas Pau
lett and Rir Drue Druiy, who had Tue custo.
dy ofher person, take her off by assassination.
When those two gallant c~avliers rejected
the Infamous proposition with indignation
and with scorn, she attacked them as sdain-
ty' and precise fellows" "men promising
much and pertaining Just nothing at all;s
nay,she was alphabetically dissuaded from dis
placing them, and employing one Wing
held in THEN stead, "who had both coul-
age and inclination TO strike The bow
Then finding she could not commit. murder
she s gned tie warrant for Aia1y's exeeu<
lon; and immediately peFpeuaied crime
only less foul than murder, neaclerousiv
dety ng her handwriting, and destroying by
lcasy ine and long Imprisonment lie Sec
seiaiy OF State whum she had herself en-
Hpl0yed 10 use the fatal warrant. History,
teflile in Us Iecords ofroyaIcrimes offers 10 our
execution few such characters as that OF
dis great, successful and popular princess.
An assassin in her heart, MAJ IN her coun-
ellis and her orders; an oppressor Of The
most unrelenting crnally in her whole con-
duct; a hypocritical d~issembler, TO whom
frlsehood was habitual, honest frankuess
strang-souch is the light which she ought
ever be held up, as long as humanity and
ruth SD llllDear my value in the e es of men.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

Patent Medicines.
} Gross Wistar's Batsam Wild Cherry,
= 90 do Lees Pills,
5 do Fahueslock's Vermifuge,
6 do Aliens Nerve and Bone Liniment,
? do Ihomson's Eye Water,
90 do Godtrey's Cordial,
20 do Bateman's Drops,
20 do OH Spike.
5 do British Oil,
5 do Opodeldoc,
5 do Harlem Oil,
MnIat's Life Pills and Penix Bitters. in store
md Tor saieby w. & c. BELL,
Jan 9 Corner Main aud First Sis.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

UMBRELLA MUsINes.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
says
"UmbrelIas are like the fleeing hours OF youih
-whsH gone they neser come baek-iike ths
dew on the mOuntaIn<-the summer dried hVef
The spray Of the sosS fain-shsy are gons and
foTeVertff
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
HOPKINS CO.. Ky May 3, I845.

Dr.. E. P. SPURRIER II do certify that / was
sffilcted with the 'Chills and Fever for a length
OF time, and was treated by several physicians
without receiving much benefit. Having been
recommended by 8 Beighbor, who had beer
cured by them. to try the INDIANA TONIC
PILLS" | purchased a box OF your agent. AND
took them according TO directions. aud it has
perfected a cure withon. leaving the system in
that unpleasant and ifissgreeable coEGifiOB
which generally follow the cure by other rem
cities. | can recommend it TO the public with
confidence. Your obj servant,
WBIs R.. GREEN.
Prepared only by E. P. SPURRIER & Co,
st their Chemical Warehouse. Sign of Golden
Mortar, Water street, Evansville, Indiana.
iy IL. '45-tfy.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
tR. W OOLSEN 81
EM# SUPERIOR h
&wH LEMON kYRCP IS
Er1nSrlie. II Il

EUST prepared a lot of superior Lemon Syr-
eD up, the very article need ed during the warm
weather. Tor making Lemonade SC, Tor sale by
the gallon, dozen or single bottle at the New
Drug Store - on Main above First street.
June l9 til VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

ADvERrrsINe.-A contemporary considets
il a ss6xed fact" that those merchants who
buy and sell the cheapest are those who ad
yertise the most libeEally.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
NrLAsT

a. LII debts due me will be placed in the
81 hands ut a magistraie for collection unless
Dptl by the let Of October.
seF il4t. L. ". TOWNSEND.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

The Washil. gton Journal says:
'-We hope that our national gullibility a.
bout war with Me xico, will not make us the
l~aughing-stock OF the whole civilized world.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
PREPARER RICE

ENf1E subscriber has made arran gements with
1 the manufacturers of this article and will
re able in future to keep a full supply always
n hand. E. P. SPURRIER s. Co.,
July 3-tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18

OLIVER LADD will continue business on his
own account at the old stand formerly occupied
by c. & l.. july Stiff.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-18
ODE.

Sung at the celebration of the First Anniver
sary OF The Sons of Temperance, Of The
Stale ofOhio, al Wesley Chapel, Angus
I ISdS