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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
ST.. Louis, Jan. 1895.
EXCERPTS FROM THE OFFICIAL
PAPER
PAPER.

We regret to hear that some difficulty has
occurred in reference TO the Simultaneous
publication Of our paper at this place, and at
Montreal. The Express Balloon has failed
several times in succession TO reach Mon
treal in season, and our editorial articles in
yesterdays twelve o'clock paper, did not APP
pear in the Montreal paper until two hours
after they were circulated here.
We learn from Astoria thar another hourly
paper has been started in that city, making
in all sixty-two. The FIRST number of the
new one reached ne seven minutes SINCE
1t is conducted with considerable taste and
talent, but il is altogether too small. The
citizens offhat city seem to dislike large
sheets. aThe Worldp is the most respecta-
BILE, and that is only 50 to 46 feet.
A gentleman who came from New Hol-
land yesterday, states that the balloon had
several scientific men on board, who prevail
ed upon the conductor 10 stop Do seconds,
near the cite of an old city called New Or
leans, which was destroyed by an earthquake
abort 1915. The w0Flzmen had made con
siderable progress IA the excdvauUu. Hr
old fashioned steamboat bad been found in a
state of preservation. We learn that it will
be brought here in the next balloon for ex-
hibilion.
A horse was caught yesterday by a COM
pany of hunters. We are informed by a
venerable old gentleman, that these animals
forty or fifty years co., were used as beasts
of burden. The race is almost entirely ex-
tinct, and there are not probably one hundred
remaining upon the continent.
Aman fell yesterday from the top of the
10 the ground, a distance of thirteen
hundred feet. He had one of the life pre-
servers with him, and escaped unframed.
The ladies' have the meagre majority of
one hundred and six in the Congress newly
elected. 1t is now thirty-one years, since,
by an amendment of the Constitution, The
ladies became eligible 10 a seat in either
house.
A chap in the city Of Mexico advocates
the removal of the seat of Government from
ST. Louis 10 that place. 1t is no go.
The Washington Monument upon Laurel
Mountain, cost twelve and a half bushels of
eagles.
A RELIc.-A gentleman who left Boston
an hour ago, has just informed US of a very
curious circumstance. In a central part of
the city, some ~antiquarians have discovered
a small pile of stones; which it is proved are
the remains of the Bunker Hill Monument.
about which so much was said fifty years
since.
A publisher in this city is about TO issue a
work containing a list of all the duels fought
at the last session of Congress.
Our paper of one o'clock, to day, will con
tain the act which provides for supplying
Congress with whiskey; also, all the incl
dents connected with the last row.
The Starch Company, who purchased the
old and deserted tract of land formerly call
ed New Hampshire, for a polatoe field, have
recently declared a dividend of 300 per
cent.
The news from Cincinnati confirms the
report contained in our nine o'clock paper.
Sixty one thousand persons and several
blocks of brick buildings were eaten up by
the hogs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
j. Il. VI 4 e. HE e. 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN

SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND BoNNETS.
II ] H. NJ fthe above firm having spent more han two manhsi in purchasing at the Large
Package Auctions Sales in New York and Philadelphia andehavmg bought a large portion
there Goods below the coto fi mponadon are enabled 10 sell them much cheaper hane ever be-
ore sold in this pace;an fully skwa sthyc can be bought etherinC Cincinnati or Louisville
Il EVansvleN oYemhe 2IAI ISL
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

HABITS OF THE TALEGALLA.-The tale
gala ian Australian bird, somewhat resemb-
ling our domestic towD doesnothatch its eggs
by incubation. in order 10 effect tins oh
Iiect it assimilates. in some degree, to the
practice of the ostrich, yet upon a totally DIFF
fe1ent principle. The talegalla collects to-
gether an immense quantity ofdecaying veg
etable matter as a depository FOR the eggs,
and then trusts TO the heat engendered by
the process of decomposition for the matching
them. The heap employed for this purpose IS
collected by the birds during several weeks
previously to the period oflaying; it varies
in size from two to four cart loads, and is of
a true pyramidal form. The construction
of the mound is not the work of one pair of
birds, but is effected by the united labors
of several; the same site appears to
be resorted to for several years in succession,
the birds adding a fresh supply of materiais
on each occasion previous TO laying their
legs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

LooKrNe AHEAD.-The following from
the ST. Louis Reveille is one of the best pas
quinades of the kind we have ever seen;
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery, Iron, Nail & Tin Plate Store
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO A. LAUGHLIN.

SAMUEL ORR would would call the attention of the Merchants and Farmers Of the Wa
NAILS, GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS, and Articles DomesdcM anuactueg generally
which he is dsDosedo seH at very reduced prices for Cash or Produce. Wes shalt be regularly
supplied with ala articles in onrGne, and y aGuct attention TO buHnessh hope o ecavea liberal
hare OF pHHc patronage. Feathers, Beeswax, Tauow, Hde,a and Other produce purchased at
the market price
Evansville, Januay2 32mo
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

2 Cases Turkey Opium, (new CROP
2 Bales Honduras sarsaParilla,
200 Mats Cassia,
2 Cases Aloes,
2 Bales Pink Root (Roots,)
5 do Bottle and Vial Corks, (NelveN
200 Packages Vials, Bottles. &c.
Is CASKS English EPSON Salts,
3 Coses do Refined Borax.
; Boxes CASTLE Soap,
. do English Calcined Magnesia,
do do Carb. do in lump,
2 Casks Sup. Carb. Soda,
100 OF. SUP. and Acetate Morphine,
200 lbs Pulg. Jalapo,
100 do Ipecachuana. Brazil,
100 do do Cartbagenian.
200 do Rhubarb,
Case Rad Rhubarb.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

1000 Lbs Sulphur.
8 Bills Cream Tartar, pulv. tpure) +
200 Lbs American Calomel,
so do English Hyd. Sub.
500 do Refined Camphor,
100 do Gum Myrrh, Turkey,
100 do do do E India,
3 Bales Alexandra SIENNA,
do f. India do
Q Cases Refined Elk Liquorice,
| Bale Cloves,
8 Boxes Rochells SAILS,
3 do Tart. Acid,
100 OF American Quinine,
100 do German do
100 do French do
200 do Carpenters Precip. Ex. Cinchona
) Cases Brimstone.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

10 Cmboys shphunc Nitric and Muiaic acids; White 2
fk#f-@ Lea. at Factory pr@s: MaddeB Fnuch and Dutch, in So -.e
sE1 Z& barrels dk kegs; Lngwood Funca and amwood; Indigo,
EE Vaumshes; Coppeus; VenHanR Red; Yellow Ochre;P uuyi
- Paint Brmhes Smas; BnRs; ahngiS ps Tupn-
- lire, &c &c N-
Gt-The above articles now in Store. and wmpned of first quality, Physicians Country
Merchants and Others smngo our City for the purpose of aging in heir supplies. would dol
annera will rnstvee yrv attention q +' - W. & C BELL. i
January g. 1876 -* Gamer Of Man and First Streets
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
DRW9a AND MJRDI0TNDaa
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. GLASSWARE, &C.
W. & c.. FELL,

CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
ENTISH tcaH your attnuon TO their extensive and heavy assortment of Drugs, NEedi-
ines Paints, Dyesnfs, Glassware Chemicals. urgeons Inst
GGI IN anI ~ hI aG ini a iIaaaIaa GIai nuA aIaGa iII Guuliu aSG Hi.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-24
@ebanten pcn Diberpt.

Sobfidfeit nimmt Bel 9Iusfduen INNER benieni9eu,
j tpeldem Ic recet aus, aber nur rieDummbeit miro
iit, ilh fir al,s4eupmmeu bn[ten
. @inen 8ld auf Has 8Ol9ercdte unb QGirerfpreeheu'
be in cen Wenlden 9etpcreu Unto mat leht onB Der
9rbete 2beil bolb Ountcpf bal5 cbne @barafter uno
pbplItgnrme 1T. QGeper gum 9ater, nod 5urSu9euo
entlhlO1len, meiB er peoer iI nod, 9tnoere ou3urp
fern, uno D es cae er gut poer ihedt hanbelt 1T er
un9Lildlich uno su beulitleioen.
Odtten bic Shleehten nibt Die Gner9e oe6 4aiters,
70 pltroe ben @uten bic gner9ie Der Gu9enb feben.
Sbne 9arquin6 ge'pattbat al encretien tdtte Mn
Gins ntbt bic {oanO in Die 6lnHmen 9eftredt.
Wenu man fro9t rpie es tcmme, oas Oummf6pfeit
2Qes 9eItnet uno 3eute bon geiit beral idetter io
raB Die @tHen BON aler @wgfeit her gum Gltd, bic
9lnbern gum OlBgIhid vorau8 belfimmt ba!ten ioae,
70 antnortete d1 pae baS eeben eu aSaroptel it,
oaB bic Cummen nid,t lan9e genug Iptelen, um ben
echn tbrer 2bOrteten su ernoten, Die eeute bon Ser
itano oas Spie su balo au9eben nm bic Nrldte tbrer
um(lht Su 9enieBen. Seoe tperfen Die QSurfe( meg,
eben, wenn pas 9ttd umlhlaSen mbdte, 70 ooB, nod>
mencr 9luStd,t elm 9lilfliher Dummfopi uub et ut-
GI1dlder Mann bon geiit ;pei aSelen iIuo, bic ntdt
lan9e 9enu9 9elett babeu..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-24
Suns Stotpriau.
9pn 3,6ctt.

@s 9iett ein 9epifes lln9la6 in Der Welf, bas ma1
fur fen Inallf bait, uno bod ems III. Sdb bin bas
reeenoe Seilpiel oapon.
ein Batter, @ctt bab' i'm ieIis hiet mid Ieieie slr
Sd,ule tdb lerne pas, wepobI uniere Staot tid,uen
: bamalS nod, siemlid, lhled,t etn9erobtet wareu.
Ndn Ia9te iberaa bon mir. 'joerr Oan6 Stclprian
Ut ein 9eidtdter Wann, aber-aber- fanu tbu
ntdt brauden, er ipeiB , niht Sn i1iden er ,peiB
ttidt nit ben eeuten umugebeu ct tpeiB nidt no er
91dnoe uno SnBe bnftedeu ieG. Spnlt 1T er ein bra
per, gutter Maun.
aSc {agte mat bon mir. Werff eu test, no es mir
fete SD mar in Der @rsebuns ser(dumt. id, par lit
Der Sdsuie nne BET oeY 9rbet fei6g, aber lit menen
Sleioern nreinlib unb uncrbenttih. Sd, ,par frcmm,
ptenft9efdI9 reed, aber dahtern, lief eaucu, penn
trence Seute fa,Hen, ,pabte nobt roo NIT ben ylu3en
se bnlanfen, tren, mid etn 6remoer anrebete, unb
tpenn t enoltd, gar eistem Trauensnmer freunblid,
Ane arts be9esnen ic0e. fanb i'd, lteif une ffumn,.
s@enug, pas man S,baidfeit nnb fene Cite nettut,
Behort gum eeeensstd, 70 gut tpie Brob, grodpfe Auo
1ein glds gDen. .
= 1iee unierer juneen Joerren babens 1T eefer Ruu
'fted 'ntdt nett 9ebradt,s tpe idt merfe. Rarder
lapenn er in @eel,aft fcmmt speie nid,t toobn er
INIT atnten nno 9seinen fol-. man febtS bm an er
bdtte e tRber babeim setafeu.' Mander ipeis uid,t
eo er e!e gdnoe enquartierer fcG balb itedt er e in
sote Mee balo gar in Die oo1e; bao trast er f ,ur
stbwsdslHng ltt yiafen, &c. "A
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-24
Srefenoes Mttte( launiee QGetber freuuc(td
at MAIDEN.


Gin retder DFanSer i'm GGeeu, ber er(f Dor .Rur,e,n
oae bnbloelte 9deden Der llmse9enb qeberatbet bat
te, Fano oaB ielne Srau, nabbent bic Nlterpcden pp
fnoer maren. AK 9reeec ean9Wee sl leioen lhen unb
pei meem ndbt mebr 70 freunold) mar a(s fritber gr
fam auf Mittel, Tim bieeu llebelftaub ,u beben uub
uo ;u oteen @noe @eieaidaen etll. SIM 9lnfanae, 70
ange Die @apatteru uno Gettern etpa neues ~ er,Gb
len puBten, halfs, alen balb wuroeu audi Die Ge(eQ
d?atten lan9pet9 unp Die jn9e Srau eben 70 trauria
plc Snopr, Soat oadte Der Bauer, id, lag en Diano
forte fomnen, oa6 miro lIher ein ques Wte[ oeoen
Die San9mee inei,er Frau ein gr per1thrieb ein fo
bareS Snru'nent bon Sltsn, auf benz eiu unges Beib
pom Wcr9en bis tn Die ipdte 0adt nit pelenl Geroni
gen tire 3aren Singer iibte 9tIen aud, bes tplrbe
nber eang CUR ean9mele, unb tbre Iranrafeit ffete
ileb pieoer e,. cebt nurce Der iuuoe @ben,onu mis-
mutbig uo felte feline Sr0u sr 01ebe traae cb e i'm
nbt liebe &c. ,,Sa, id ebe Did autportete le, aOein
metll Batter erbtet ieoe Q8ode cine 3eituna unb bier
babe td gar nid1ts ,u eien." Scaetd, be(felte Der
Bauer ote 3etung aus Der ndbifen Staot, uuo ieine
Srau paro freun6hd sur felbieen Stunoe n,b bot ne
pteeer eau9pee perel1rt 91ebu.et @ub elm Beilptel
raram W
Der SO 9eg wte lie Mdbbraus M Sire.
tel b eur II b 1t Mn.--@ne 9Se(fern 3eitunq faot,
oaB Die sInfunft bon Al Mdbd,en auf einta(, IN, e.
pa aerrttortum, 9rcBe Senatiou erreate. gNr a(au.
oen es. goer mir pole' itur erdtlen auf uede 9lrt
ee etebihoften anSefpennen unb Die 9Jedo aebeuert
weroen. Dian la9t bag es auf sefhdftsartise gBele
aelhlebt un9efdbr ipie fo9t 9Senn eine Sootloouno
sWaoehen Der eanonng nabet, MAIDEN Die ilnaeu Rdn
ner, tdon bonn 9anoe aus, lire 0crIhlGae funo iubem
e pure, SpradrSbre ben Mdodea ettuas surufsm, un-
9etahr pse frist "Dn @iB, nit benz bfauen ganb am,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-24
ltnQ6b0n9t9e S6QsfomnnerbtQ.

Qltr tbetlen fc9enoe Nauptpunfe ceIer SiQ, tpe[de
I'M Ndule oeS @cn0re1es pallrte, nit
! Seccn |. beitlmn,tfhr ba6 @abltemeut bic Sdat,.
TANNER III QSaIhn9ton, unter Der uumittelbaren @cl-
Itrcue oeS Sd1dbmelifer6.
Sect. 2. Die Ser ct W2itn,e in pbilabelpbta unb,
Ioe 3meiqmtn3e 1T 0le>pSrlenn6 ontc slr 9lufbenah-
rlng Der DepoItfn Der 6fentid1en Gjelber 6eftnn,t
eln, Ino Die Sdasmeliter oeer WltnSen puen befIat
e1n iclde Gelcer jH enpfanGen, su ittertrasen uno
au65u9eben.
Sec 3. DaB ale 3mmer in ben @uftcmbduIeru tt
8ctcn uno Seem 2)ort tr Den General @tnnebmer ein
9ertdet meroen pllen, um Deppten oalelb(t aufube-
pabren.
Sec. 5. 0aB ber 9rdGcent ate General Gnuebmer
per oHentd9engelner pcrida9en 1n0 NIT 3ufmmllng
pes Senots enleben icue oaB Die Oenseit berIel6et
A Sabre betra9cn iolle-@ner oieer General sGtnneb
nef ou III 9teW 2or, elmer III Sptou, uno elmer i1
eharleitcn pchnhaf ein-uno ale lpIen Sbliqatioueu
NIT Sur9haften ausltclen tltr bic r)ti9e NRidbter-
fuQung
Gee. 6. 9!Qe Ginnebner BON 6ffentlio5en Sje[beru.
os @ouectoren, 9ufeher, Kindergarten, pctneilfer &C.
Iftno an9ewteen ale ihnen eieenpnmenen Sfeut-
lltfen 0eloer bebutiam ansnbeben uno ipeoer oapon
aue5llebe, nod 5u lbrem &ebraude ;u oeripenoen bis
oe1eloeu bon oen Seamten ees treenbeu departments
beoroert tperben.
sec. IL uno Ii. re9uliren bic graminaticnen Der
perid1leoenen Gerpabrunqsprte
Sec. 10. Ger Sdobiecretar fca nad1 nt6e[tder Sc
ndnl9felt, 1otpelt ee Die Gfentdeu @eiddfte uub Die
S1eherhe1t oes ofenleben Scnos erauben, Die 8(ans
Seloer 5rld5leben uno 9lufbewabrung llebertraauna
uno Seraus9abuns bieIer 9eber nab Der 8eltimmung
oleier 9lcte anpronen.
Sec. II. Sr9eno etne 9lnlete auf &aufmanustpon-
rem Doer @t9entbnr, coer au rgeno eine anbere 9rt
NIT ober ohne e5ntercfen, meld)e ein 8eamter modt
med,e bic @c0ectrun9, l1ebertraenne uno 9msbe,ob-
lung Der pentthen @eoer ouyertrout 1T, Ic ais Se-
tru9 anaeeben, uno r9eno Elm Seanter Der d, 1ples
sn Sduloen fcn1men ld6t, ioQ I'll ndbt peniaer ais 6
Vonaten ue ntdlt mehr als ilnf Csqbren Gtefduors-
itrafe oerurthetlt tperben,
Sec. 19. Bis gum 3Oifen Suni 1645 lo0 ein Dritte[
oes Selaufes Der an bic Ser. Ct Iduloiaen uuo per
falelen geloer i'm 9eiebmdBi9eu @eoe colectirt ner
oen, nad DEM 3Oiten cun 1916 pteoer elm Or,tteL fp
rpe aud, nad3 oem 3Oen Stunt 1916 fo0en ale an bic
Ver. ct. 1huoi9en @eber nur in Gjplb ODER @[6er
Ibesablt wercen.
See. 81. Sr9eno eiu inter beIer Nfte onoeffenter.
Seamter, peld5er nit etpas anoerem ols Gjo(b unh
Sllber aue3aht ioa eines smts enteBt werben. "''
Sect "a. re9urt bic @ebalte Der eerlbiebenen &C..
neral s@tnnebmer. 3SPat. stn.
Neuer Jatipe Stret d.. Wsan Gaat bic ~
ftos tpuroen Den 8erlach mdeten Ole gleftpraIfimr
loon Wtld1t9au uno e5ainpis ;u oermerfen meiI
IStadten glusldnoern nadb el.en1 fehsn,onohs; 10,
lenthalte TIM Staate oas Stlmmreht saae(fanb ~ M,
| Vive lie humbug ~ W. ~ ~"
Z. ct. 90 mi ng o ihafft iest feite dr.
tpoaen seta MifIonare nad) Gp Die a ',tsfs iS
''S s9''Ns" ~ 'eFsFfs''' 'stano ftiafn Tin, n
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(Nulllmet 2G.

quite, tpat Gu mid, nebmen ?" "SocGo ba, 9Rdcden
nit oem cinampnfarbi9eu Sbanl, weun's Dir 9efdut,
wUlen mir un6 oerbncen g. Inter Der 3eit lnO bic
!Rdbden ans Qano 9efommeu, uno tperben i'm @joit-
bauie ccpultrt Die paare Drbnen Tt1 bon elbt nad,
oent Der gqueir ausruft, prtrt eub 1ortirt eua !"
Gin 9rcees Qano, Der ferne QBelteu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-24
20, $50, 10,
pber. Die tpeibtiben Stufenjahre.

Dber: Die tpeiblihen Stufenlahre.
Gnpli@ sman,ts, enstid spanji9 ..
stttbt i.pb frrb pur@s seben tang id.
qeis 70 raf4 Die puIfe f6lassn,
did res <cteus QseIleu trasen;
Gnit Ger .6immel setter tlrabIet,
SrcbGnn mcine QHAn9t molet
GBas fir fiBe, (uBe {r&umc
Sillsn meincs .ocr3cns otinme
Denn, nun lin id il t@pn stpanJt3!
1db il, ,mauji9 !
2Hts I6 NQe I'm mid serrtn.
Sunst, alte, rcidbe -6errcn,
@iBe Stusrr, fAb' nnp jierIib,
Grnte !6errm, gallant, m"nierIiebi
ltno, rcIl 3artIi9teit unD Seuer,
Nabn pen alien Scitcn Sreitr.
ltMb ba f1nrtt aud Der Wlann ltd.
Sin tbrn lpansis! 8rtt Sob ipanjt9
2tb, bic Drei6iS ab, Die 9reibis!
lfno nrd immer 0l1t6su bt;S' i'd!
esO nnO nun Der Susenp SrsupeD
I'D, ptt anpsrn ltb bic 3eitsn
Sn IeLH turjen, tAneaen Sabr@en -
911s? i'm 3rrf Gin 9raues I9Ir@tn
u" benz 1uS' fbon cine 6aIts !
Sa, ruH brist es balb rie "Nltt!"
Sin oft arserlIcb unr teiBiS;
Nd, bic 9reBiS 81, rie DrdSiS
Stt Tbee=UaGsants uno auf 81leR
OlMS id oft mid untpebl tftLen,
ltno i9 tauje blb 70 9rtne,
8lieten nttt bic Einier ftrne;
Sam bod tintr nur pom Naen,
Die mir jeet 70 rprbl StfaIeu,
2par's aud ftItlt sin lrfrer 3sifs!
I'D, rie Oreibis 81 ri; 9reiSiS.
S1un gar pitr;ts! 23as ? fbcn pitrIIs
0rtt bspabrt, lein Min irrt ttdb
yc0t bic 3:it renu wirtlid) SlhStl?
QDie 70 alt ma4t bod mein @ps9sl!
O1eine !5Gut bat tsiue Sleten;
Slein, bas mug im 8Iaft itedsn,
23abrlih, Seltlib anSslauten
Qpsrc' mir eincn neusn tauftn.
ST., a6 ja, Mlaa tenlcrpirt fb;
N,n taun pierjis, lin taum vierjiJ!
Qsie ? ras fast man Sb briratIen3
9afur paDr' mid 0rtt in 8naren
@e1 itb mid init Sinbsrm plaaen2
gcier WlInnet Saunen traSen
Our mer lseis it, fam laden,
Srei fkiw 2cb,lt UNI SpltOn MAIDEN!
aBeis IS 8rtt u.an amllfirt IIA
Nuh nit pierji3! Q6, rie SierjiS!
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Yreitas, Ben S4ten JanuQr T9A5.

Sh bite bid oaber, Iicber esler, meme @jefdichte
lIno metn un9llf 5u oernebn1en, audi anbere bomt
befannt Su MAIDEN. Cent unter mo,,dem anoeru
Shiflal, baB db mir ourd meine llnbebpltenbeit su,
cg, sebort altd, baB t eu alter Suns9eeu eewcr6eu
bin, ltno jest So Sabre alt mar, uuo lIpd fene Srau
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-09

The Spectator says-In conversation with
a gentleman direct from Springfield, ILL.,, who
was present, last Saturday week, at the trial
of Judge Semple's new invented Locomo.
tive 10 Iun upon the prairies, and which trial
was made in the presence ofseveral hundred
individuals, he informed US that all who
witnessed it were saguine as to its utility fol
practical purposes. A road is now staket
out from Alton TO Springfield, and all the
preparations necessary will be the bridging
of the slues. 1t is calculated to carry 40 ton
freight.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-09

o. We thought we had done with the
matter referred to in the article over the sig
nature of Mr.. Schmall in another part ofthis
paper, as we certainly were anxious to be,
but nevertheless cannot refuse our columns
10 any person who shows so trong a rrima
facie case of grievance as he does. As
something has been said to US, by our Cath
ole friends in regard to the publication of
the article of Mr.. Thomas, TO which those o.
Sehmall's has reference, all we can say is
that it can also appear in our paper upon the
terms upon which we have admitted Mr..
Schmalrs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-09

o. The locofocos when they can sue
coed before the people, always manage to
find some hole through which to creep into
power. They are a watchful crew, ever
scheming, and very often, too often, success
full. We see ii stated in the South Bend Reg
lister that the seat OF Mr.. Conner, the Wing
Senator elect from Hamilton and Boone, is
to be contested. The ground is that one OF
polls which gave him a majority was not held
at the usual place of voting. The facts are
that the owner of the house where it was for
merly held refused to allow it there any long
cr. Atthe April election the people took a
vote on the subject and decided by a large
majority TO remove it to Eagle Village, where
it was accordingly held in good faith, all the
voters knowing ofthe change, and there be.
ing no objection by any. Since election
however, it has been asc ertained that the
county Board had not made a final order, rat
flying the April decision of the people
Hence this contest. If that township vote
is thrown out, Bowman, e.. F. would be
elected by a lew votes. The Register add;
tive expect to see Mr.. Conner turned GU.
ofthe Senate by that casting vote of the Hon
Jesse D. Bright-With what justice we leave
our readers to determine.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-09
CARD.

To THE UBLIC.-Some ofmy good Cath
Ole friends have been handing sboat the
streets of Evansville, for several days past,
the Catholic Advocate, a paper printed at Lou
isyille, KY, OF tue 20lh instant, containing a
communication over the. signature of r. M
Thomaa, Esq, of Vincennes, headed"A com
plete vindicaiion of the innocence of Rev.
Roman WeinzeophIin Catholic Priest-and
exposure of the conspiracy and periufy which
effected his conviction, "and purporting TO be
a compilation from a number of afidayits OBJ
lained from certain German Proiestanis of St.
Charles county, Missouri, where lspenlsome
weeks last summer, which stale, or are pre-
tended TO state, that | admitted, while there,
that The whole story of the proseculrix in the
trial of Weinzoepiein, was fabricated for the
purpose of sending him 10 the p%eniten-
tIary; that this fabrication was got up
by me under the advice ola physician of
Evansville, who furnished a medical book, de-
scrIbing "Syncope" or "Fainling'' for that
purpose, land with the "beneft of the consul
lation of lawyers" and the assistance and
support of .'adgersaries of the Catholic Re
ligion ready to stigmallze it by means even
the most satanic."
This compilation states that, I further adj
mtlied that, having obtained the advice and
book of this physician, by alternate kindness
and cruelty, by promises at one time ''to
take her back to my house, | having separa-
ted from her, and threats at another of repu-
dating her, | prevailed upon the prosecuuix
TO study this "chapter upon Syncope,' day
and night, I'LL the setting of the COURT and
swear that the deed was lone while she was
in the condition thefe Observation-Disclosures to Dol
ster up her story and character, [ had ''Subor
2 ned IA certain--and and a certain--'
Lthe.names being suppresse in the pubica
I ton, for, what purpose will be presently seen
whom with others not named / am represen
f led to have stated | s.coutd use at ana tim,
as my instruments" and ''keptal The lime il
I my house, in "a state of debauchery, &c.
and therefore that said atlantis ''believe tha
the said NJ Irtin SohmalI and the said Amt
! Maria Long alias S~chmaIl, TO be gaiity o
1 perjury, subornalion of prejury, conspiracy
I sc.
These %afiants are stated to be Henr7
q. Schweitzer, his wife and son, and Carl Ma
dler. / cannot believe that they could have
e been base enough to swear 10 such ridiculou.
s talsehoods for GRy price. [ am informed
5 however, by a Catholic, that Mr. R. M. Thorn
o as, repaired, in person, to Missouri, for tht
e purpose of taking their aliidavils. If this bc
true, | am not surprised at the glaring ant
u preposlerous lies they contain, that lille gen
y tleman having heretofore exhibited no littl,
e skill in procuring ignorant German witness
5 10 make aiiidavils not only TO what thew dc
II did not know, but 10 what they had previ
ously, twice in his hearing, sworn the,
5 did not know. With the aifidayants named
j. am well acquainted, and as to tht
family of Schweitzers all / have TO sa,
5 is thai, whether they have sworn as they ar,
d represented Or not, they are utterly unworiht