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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16
TAXES FOR a

LJ 1OA 10tOo
z WILL meet the Tax Payers, who may at
Z tend, at the following places. in Wander
burgh County for the purpose of receiving tax
es, to wit:
AT the School house near John S. Terry's in
Knight Township, on Tuesday the 23rd ofSeP-
tember.
At the house of George L.. Gchnee in Gen.
tire Township; on Wednesday the 24th ofSeP-
TENDER.
It the house of Charles Knowles in Scott
Township, on Thursday the 25th of Septem-
Der.
At the house of Charles Martin in Arm
strong Township, on Friday the 26th ofSePtem'
Der.
At the house of Michael Mentzer in Ger
man Township, on Saturday the 9Th of Sep
TENDER.
At the house of Nathaniel Whiterow in Per-
ry Township; on Monday the 29th of Septem-
Der.
At the house of William Anthony in Union
Township; on Tuesday, the 30th of Septem-
Der.
And l will attend at my office in the COURT
House, at Evansville, from the first day of Oc-
tober until the first day of January next,-for
the purpose of receiving Taxes.
The Taxes for The year 1645 are as followes:
For State purposes
On each one hundred dollars valuation of all
property made Taxable by law 81 cents and 8
mills.
And on each Poll 80 cents.
For County purposes
On each one hundred dollars valuation of
properly 30 cents, and on each Poll $1,00.
For School purposes, for school district No 5,
in Town 6, Range 10 west.
On each one hundreddoIlars valuation of prop
erty 90 cents.
Section 56,chapter l2 Of the Revised Statutes
of A. d. I843-as amended reads thus
sin case any person shall refuse or negect to
pay the Tax imposed Oh him, the County Trea-
surer SHALL, after the first day of January, levy
the same together with the costs and charges
that may accrue by distress and sale of the
goods and chattels of such person as ought to
pay the same wheresoever the same may be
found within the County.
Evansville, Sep-1 r. w. DUNBAR,
TENDER 4. ,45 ct c4.5O( Treasurer V. C..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16

"a 6Os LII IN hC - NS6S III JOttCES -
Wholesale Druggist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
We are now receiving our stock for the Fall and
Winter Trade and are prepared TO furnish articles
on better terms than can ba procured in the
West or South. Many article we have import
ed direct from England and France, enabling US
TO furnish our customers with original packages
at eastern prices adding only the freight and ex-
change.
Particular attention has been given to the Sc
lection of good Chemicals and Pure Medicines.
All articles with our labe ell attached will be war
ranted.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Camphor, Turkey Opium;
Qulnine, French and Amer can;
Rheubarb, Turkey and East India;
Powdered Jalap and lpeeac;
Aloes, Sulpher and Brimstone;
Cream Tartar, sup. C. Soda;
Tart Acid, Rochelle Salts;
Epson Salts, English and American;
Blue Mass do do do;
CaIomel do do do;
Magnesia, Calcined and Carb;
Liquorlce, CaIabria and Sicily;
Chemicals, all kinds, Tinctures, all kinds
Gums, all kinds Essential Oils, do;
Patent Medicines, Extracts, Eng. 81 Amer.
Roots and leaves, all kinds;
Together with all the articles used by Drug
gists and Physicians.
PAINTS AND DYES.
Wnite Lead, dry and IN Oh;
Red Lead, Lytharge, Venetian Red;
Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Chromes;
Nermillion, Paris Green, Prussian Blue;
Sienna, TIMBER, Lamp Black, Black Lead;
British Lustre, Gum Copal, SheIIac;
Copal and Japan Varhish, Turpentine:
RosIn, Linseed Oil, Paint Brushes;
Window Glass, Logwood, Camwood;
Nader, Indigo, Fustic;
Mic Wood, Alum, Vitriol;
Verdigris, Copperas;
Cochineal, Brazil Wood;
Lac Dye, Extract of lockwood, Sumac, &c.
SUNDRIES.
Bottles and Walls, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil,
Tanners Oil, Clover, Glover seed;
Lime, Cement, Duponls Powder;
Plaster Paris, Soaps;
Candles, Brandy, French;
Wines. all kinds, Syrups, do;
Choloride Lime, Potash;
Saleratus, Cavendish Tobacco;
Spices. all kinds, Glue, Emery;
Machine Cards;
Gold Leaf and Foil;
Percussian Caps;
Starch. java Coffee &c, &c. oct 9, IF.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16
LIST OF

EMAINING in the Post Office at Evans
EA vile, Indiana, on the LIST day of October
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16

Afne lot of Liquors., Mackerel, &c.
EUST received in lime by fast S. B. Manhat
TAM
1 PIPE Holland Gin;
! do F. Brandy;
/ hid N. E. RIM;
l Dbl St. Croix do;
10 at. casks superior Wines;
10 boxes Lemon Syrup;
Q chests G.. Tea;
10 10 lbs. boxes Imp. Tea;) cbo;ce
IL e lbs. do 90 do;
i? bbls Mackerel;)
10 ! do do; fresh.
IL ! do do;
Which we will sell low for CASH.
July 3-tf. ALLIS & HOWES.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16

0r7-An additional charge of TWO CENTS, is
made for all letters advertised.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16

Willis has visited a poor house house in
England, and we extracts party of his OBJ
serYations IDOL what he saw
The New York herald., 1845-11-16


The schedule value of the leasehold and
have not have doubt il the amount
realised than the other This statement exhibits
the ottenness of these defunct institutions and shows
that the nominal value of their greatly exceeds
the market value, that the proceeds go but little way
towards meeting their Liabilities.
From recent returns it appears that the aggregate
lue OF property in Mississippi is shown to be s7 90 a2l
and the aggregate tax assessed to be S4I3,773. The
amount of money at interest, and in the form Of bills
bonds &C., is valued at 937 merchandise sold by
regular merchants at s5462 s55 bank stock at 50 $780,
s76 taxable land at S53 s04o4 There in the State
IL ,223 voters number of slaves 222,77s.
The taxable property of this State very large, and
small average tax would produce sufficient revenue to
meet the current expenditures of the government
interest tho State debt We look for some movement
in the Legislature Of Mississippi towards acknowledge
ment OF the public debt and some provisions made for
the payment of the annual interest The people of that
State cannot resist much longer the influence of public
opinion upon this question, and may, at day far
hence, assume the Indebtedness and remove if possible
the stain OF reputation from the escutcheon of tina.
ma wsol,h
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

What can the Intelligent portion or the
community think Of who has krazeu mpudence to
name the power Of removing the scu prevent
mar from ialng out or badness Mus. they brand him
need comment Poslon's Chemical lnvigorstor ony
ce Tor the bona de Of scur prevent
s ha from falling ont in which il does
eneetaal, the money will be refunded.
fhsl2ns Dahs Cram is excellent Toie, Pomade for
beauying the hair &c He does po any
the ~ - "
The above atces prepared only by Edward Phlon 2
brodwy, Wig Maker and Hair Cutter For Agents. Ad-
veItisement.
Ine Genuine Galvanic Rlngs-These cele-
oraed articles for the positive of Rheumatism and Ner-
building.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
MONEY MARRKT.

saturday, Now 10, 1900 r. Va.
Quotations for stocks to-day appear to be very unset
tied Long Island fell OF per cent, Norwich and Wor-
cestcr I, Stonington H. North American Trust l. Can
ton up per cent, vicksburg t, Morris Canal +,
Illinois T. Farmers Loan t. Harlem, and Pennsy lvania
5s, closed firm at yesterdays prices The sales
very large today but the bulls anticipate ad.
in prices during next week.
Sterling exchange.closed firm to-day at 81 a 81 per
cent. premium. The demand has been moderate and
the supply very large
The following letter circulated in the street this
morning; 1t probably sent to England in the Gale
donia =
New YoRx, NOVEMBER IA, Is45.
The variation in the prices of the leading securities
have not been material though the tendency has been
downward and the amount OF United States, Ohio,
Kentucky and Pennsylvania loans in the market
much increased In the speculative stocks par.
culary railroads. the operations have been very extern
sve and the rise rapid and great The transactions
are not based upon any actual or probable income
OF the different companies but thoroughly Of gam
bling character and the rise caused by the monopozng
by certain party Of majority OF the shares in order to
to pay such prc bulls may demand Heretofore
the result of such cornerng has proved disastrous to
all the parties concerned and what may be the
must prove Money IS very abundant, many prefer
to loan temporarily at low rates. and await the action of
Congress before permanently using their capital.
Bills London have been freely offered at quota
tons and the business for the steamer has been mode
rate OF bills the continent the supply has been
limited, and rates fully maintained.
The result Of the recent election in this State shows
an increased democratic majority at the time when
the three prominent questions for decision, viz Ore
gon, the Sub.treasury, and modification of the tariff
were clearly understood to be the favorite mea.
sures Of the present administration at Washington
The Executive, in bringing them before the country,
may add increased weight to his arguments when the
voice OF important State this is through the bal
lot boxes, declared in his favor Resp'y, yours,
CAMMANN, WHITEHOUSE & co.
We rather think this is Misrepresentation of the
dton Of things this side of the Atlantic 1t is true
that stocks have been affected by the recent views
many have taken of affairs, but they settled
now. The aspect Of our foreign relations is pa
cfc and its effect the market is already felt and
will be still further felt
The assets of the City Bank of Buffalo sold at
auction in that city the 18th nst under the direction
of the receiver The gross amount of the sales S52
s74 75 The assets were valued at S452lsa 96, accor
ding to the schedule We annex list of the assets,
with the amount realised at the sale attached to each
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

Died.
On the o5th inst, of consumption, Jo.gpH B. HosrIH
aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family, and those of his brothers
James and Henry, are invited to attend his funeral at
O'Clock PM (SundayD from the residence of his mother
No l05 West Eleventh street, without further invita-
ton ~
On the 18th instant WILLIAM Epw.p, pr,aw
eldest son of Wesley and Mary Burgess aged wears
and IL days. Nee1 'ea''
The funeral will take place this afternoon at o,coot
from the residence of his father. 1856 Duane streat h
friends Of the family are invited to attend the fune raj
without further notice. e'ai
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
ROCkLAND QUARRY.

TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS
ANlES THO respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging to Mr. Richard Cce.
III Carksown, Rockland where and glass manuac-
be furnished with for building their furnaces
the very best quaty The well known the pub
lie in the above line being used from the quarry upwards
of seventy Likewise furnished in the rough,
flu shsd OF finer quality and equal color than
other in aud twenty cheaper than any
other used In the city Of New York Architects and
builders have opportunity of Introducing
ens aud oramentng them with this cheaper
beng and hardens by exposure proof
or iro Any individual nave opportunity OF seeing
kind Of stone built farm houses the vicinity of the
aud sound after being exposed the
weather years Orders received the quarry,
Mr. William Youpg stone yard Of Barrow and Wash
ington streets, New York Oct. 20 3wfrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

10 Mr.. Polk with the same story) Wall this terri
bic man, finding that all this made very little i'm
preston on the President, gave him 10 understand
thai he could show him how great was his in flu
ence, and he would find it out too" Thus for the
hundredh time this trick was tried and for the
hundredth time, of course it failed.
A knowledge OF such facts has done more TO in
crease my respect for Mr. Polk than anything in the
world. We are really coming back again, verify
believe, TO the good old days of Old Hickory when
everybody will understand they must be straight
torward-when humbug was below par-when ho-
nesty was the best policy. Only let Mr. Polk fol
stand firm when Congress meets, and the conflict
ing waves dash up around him-when clique after
clique Will level their batteries, and lay their snares
TO entrap, commit, TO latter, TO wheedle init
mldae, to out-wt, TO out general, and let hlm keep
the country steadily IN view in all his appoint
ments, as | ann certain he will in his general policy,
and the cliques will not move him any more than
they moved the " old General"-and foed defeat
ed, and ashamed, they will retreat from the field,
and have their trouble for their pains. was talking
with very intelligent gentleman here from Ohio
last night-he made one remark that struck me.
"There never was" said he, but once before SO
glowing opportunity for President to found
lasting and noble fame as now. We have reached
ministration is to decide the course we to take
for century to come. The whole Mississippi
valley is stirred to the centre about Oregon and
England. We are now In condition to establish
our policy, and give impulse to the cause of unlver
sal liberty and civilization" And such believe
to be the case-and such President believe we
have in Mr.. Polk. Like the Herald, / 90 for the
men who go for the country-who will fulfil its
great and glorious destiny. MAcHIEvELLI.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HO YEL
SARACEN'S HEAD,
13 Dey street. New York

Joseph SMITH late of Worcester England bers leave
TO inform friends aud the public that he has t d
his house the and comfortable style He has ali
times Oh band the choicest Of VINES Liquors and sears
glass oi genuine spa king Ale In addition his ua fare
style together with all other kinds of usually 10
be io9od IN an English Chop House which he trusts will be
gratifying to his friends in general. " =
Rooms neatly fitted for priva no
house better supplied with old country or American
papers. m Iw,s.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
.AGLOki SAaan1 n. AkfkiA ifS6i.
PHILADELPHIA

,
PHILADELPHIA.
SrAsa MAxAsER. ...........-......... Ma H. T. sTxveM
Monday Evensng, November 18th.
Will be performed the KING AND Observation-Disclosures,
Mr. Wood; Frederick the Great, Dir. Stevens; Rosae
Mrs. Blu, ke.
To b. followed by THE BUMP OF BENEyOLENCE-Dr.
Twinge. Mr.. Greene Capt Costly Mr. Ffedercks; Guy,
Mr. Burke; Barbara 6rcsdust, Mrs. Thayer
To conclude with THE CHEROKEE CHIEF-Patpaw,
Mr. Wood; b 'rtha, Mrs Burke.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, 1916
M Buchanans Position-Mr. Calhoun--The
Oregon question-The Administratioa-A Sober
Disquisition.
Noens poiens, no statesman has ever been placed
in more difficult attitude with respect to himself,
the State of which he is the champion and the Ad-
mnsiration, of which he is the premier, than Mr.
Buchanan Let us briefly and temperaely examine
this matter.
The new President in the organizing cabinet
for himself, took the right course In the dlsmsson
of all the primary advisers of President Tyler, ex
cent in the case of Mr.. Calhoun. The unsettled and
nerminabe Oregon question, as undertaken to be
Quoted by the sagacious South Carolinian, ought
to have suggested, of itself, the paramount oblga-
tion OF his retention iu the Department of Slate
Superadded to this the affairs OF the West Indies.
and our International relations affecting the
ton OF Texas, could not have been more safely en-
trusted to a judicous consideration and action
thereon than in the hands OF Mr. Calhoun But,
more than all, the State pride OF South Carolina
would have been appeased, and the merest nominal
compromise upon the Tariff would have satisfied
her for the present, with the gratifying honor OF
having their chosen exponent as the head OF the ca
binet.
But the President was influenced by the very
converse ot these considerations. ne REASONED
thus Mr. Calhoun's policy with regard to Oregon
will not satisfy the West-tley will submit to mel
ther compromise nor postponement l am commit
tod IN The West upon this question: and U is impc
ratye that my Diplomatic Secretary should take
core spondng stand, in order that my stic-
ton may retain the countendnce ana supbott 2. VIC
Wet Mr. Calhoun will not answer. Pennsyv"-
mia has asked that Mr. Buchanin be promotrd !"
the head OF the State Department. How can 'e'
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

THE ANNUAL BALL
nF THE PURDY GUARDS will take place Monday
" evening, November lh the Apollo Saloon 40 Broad
way.
Tickets be had the Other House Of Boome and
Wooster D. e. Brodercks Of King and Hudson
Of any tbs following ommittee:-B FStewad, Kent
j. +. Murray, David Murray, \. Ayres,
J. HICKS President.
j. SMITH, Secretary. NIL lwistmc
CONCERTS, SDIREES, NC.
Mr.. AND MRS. COLLINS, (the popular vocalists) are
A prepared to receive engagements for Concerts Soirees
&c, during the forthcoming season.
Mrs c. also Pianist and be engaged io private
Cotlon Parties. Further Particulars application to
MRS NEWTON Teacher Of the Piauo Forte
nj lmfr and Singing, iolh Grand street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
EoCULAPIAN SANATlVE
RESTORER OF HEALTH.

NlNERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
IHE PROPRI .TOR of this Sanatiye begs respectfully 10
inform he inhabitants Of this city pu lie generally
thit he prepared furnish them with this ,va bile
remedy And IN presenting this remedy public
proprietor deems only that he alone
quantei with the art Of preparing and from long practi
cal acquaintance h the ingredients Of which pos
and their ample aud sanatye effects aud og
possessing medicinal properties far SURPRISING aay thing
heretofore Offered for the ofsufeng humanity for
OF hesh indeed SO roent its for good
over the human frame thar requires dose small
psh ITS effects that many might feel sed from that cir
cumstance 70 rank among the many useless OF
aay bp ne day o. superstition end ignorance has pssst
curative yntue and quality amy Of the medicinal plants aud
hefns does not so much depend quantity upon the
quality fsly extracted and fully understood Although ths
saiave Is thus almost all powerful restoring health
resting diseased action YET 50 rieey safe aad
It's riation that 1t be taken al under
any circumstances The proprietor, therefore under the fullest
assurance IN this sanatve wl accomplish all that he states
unh- satingy recommends general remedy disease
tbeievng he does thai disease bur and the thing
shoush presented ia different forms bit especially for tn
following vz;Asthma Coughs Cud,, Consumption, Bron-
cits, Dyspepsia Lve- Comp all its for0s Indigestion
Gostyness eaiache Paptation and other diseases OF the
Heart want OF appetite Hypochondia aud other Of
Nerves Palsy Gont Gravel aud all affection the Kidneys
and Scroiua ia all its ioms. Dose five drops for
adult person propor Full dire
with each bottle Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agent
Hudson New the ncpal druggists through
the and country pI5 Imsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
TRY THEM AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
TO THE PUBLIC.
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your measy vii Will 'S be emsmter hsrs
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confidence recommend 70 ths particular attention ofhe
PUBLIC ny II isfriaE GAT I6sTsxL haiR RESTORATIVE
dent SPIRITS psnsst oil aud other desie,ve mae S
5 ssa Ss hs sasss ssnsss Of .
Halt washed with this Extract soon bscones pieasnsv soft
sa 1S 4 P.
and turning grey or g out BY the ospt other
0 Gsney BY few applications
all affections of the skin the head dnda-and TO- pre-
ye5',ng s the n lias off Of he hair aud turning
plants ;salDtaIy for the hair endowed with properties highly
the aaS and dGsa s y ass ssd
& Ssha aa ass ss % I soss S puIss the
agreeable ana V''l'S'ns PEsvgipppEsN PEvipENcE.
Nature is an inxhaustble nine in which experience and
ssss s%s Will wss fad Ii 70 TO % that
DNs Be yNs NyMpH
soar COMPOSED botnca discovery Of .urprs
ing efficacy io! rendering The sk soft and fair we'll as i'm
As Creator and sGnssya,oI Of that mos! dsnsSishps
HnuEIs Nymh soaps or Eau DIVINE de- E Vsau. may e
sid almost mag power Composed for the
,d%i.Srs ' f' yi@@ It's ss
impurities from the Isce ssy. 70 nismms
pmples 1recles ,uaburn and unsshy cuta.
use VIII change the most bilious complexion INTO one Of
diant wheness while the neck. hands and arms be-
delicacy and aess which its continued will hap
py Sn % oy'uha charm to the
It's Invaluable renovating and refreshing wash during
travelling exposure dust or harsh wind and AZ
,he Injurious degree of felt assemblies
To gentlemen afflicted with tenderness of the skin in shaw.
ing the OF the Nymph Soap w be found alay all
climate which, like that of the United States where the yaa-
toa OF the weather sets aside all chances of calculation
throughout great portion of the the Nymph Soap.
Eau Dyne de Venus has proved invaluable preservave
Of the skin, and from its extraordinary efficacy deserves
Third-MY SHAVING CREAM-The celebrity of this
excellent preparation we'll known necessary to
the fashionable world ohe United States The opnion of ali
who haye tried it, establishes this the best
differ from the celebrated Guerian Cream
6EPlfHToRY powder
havs been afflicted with superluous hair principally when
growth has been confined upper and the face
with proper and according the directions will be
found to be great addition the toilet use OF any
five or ten minutes after its application.
This composition ntalbe, and to remove su-
petous hair After trials have received cei.
LIQUID
HAIR DYE chemical result to enable persons dye
Changing red % @ ror
black chestnut color The slightest need
not be feared from its use altogether harmless This com.
try dye, indelbe manner various grdaons Of
color without danger Inconvenience and his stied the
Beware OF fes-Ask for Jules Hauels Vegetable
LIQUID Hair Dye "fyou the genuine article For sale
JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist
No 46 South Third street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Broadway n Y Aeaax FfanAa Bazar as mIe
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The New York herald., 1845-11-16

FKENCHS HOTEL, NUKFOLK, VA.
HAVING reached that period of life which renders retire
sment agreeable offer for sale my in the above
hotel
fixtures Of a we'll regulated hotel.
"A portion of the Servants that have been brought up the
Hotel, will also be for sale.
The terms will bs liberal and made known wish
the whole half will be sold THIS hotel built in
1887, by joint stock company, and incorporated by an
a of the Legislature, 1899.
1t situated of principal Of the city and
about eighty all ell handsomely furnish
ed and the house of the best built finished IN
the
The largest naval depot Union here and the ncea-
sing prosperity Of the city make this property vau
able The hot can now be purchased price making
profitable investment for capitalist
nl6 Ilt+rc WILLIAM FRENCH
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
rROMENA NADE 90 VI ERrc,
4 LA MU sARD.
FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday, 2sth November,

THE MEMBERS Of the New Iork Musical Association
respectfully beg leave to their friends and the
public their intention Of Instrumental Concerts
during the winter consisting Overures Pot Pours
Wal Quadrillss etc. by Strauss Labzky,
Musard Julien, Guns and Other elebr4ted composers
Such musical having created h greatest
cement the musical circles Europe the said
at the friends Of have procured all
the and best Of modern which
in rele lrsal by full aud effective Ofchc Of
THIRTY-THKEE PERFORMERS.
IN order themselv from any loss which might
from the large number of performers aud the heavy
necsssary, has been thought dvabe
scrption lists the Nu Stores, order that those
who desire 70 attend the performance may subscribe and
TO the projectors rumber Of tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION. THREE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS,
To be paid the delivery for the
tickets for subcribers be BY ppyng
80 each door evening the
certs, rs each.
Committee of Arrangements:
Broadway. Crosby