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VOLUME SO.
Rifbmuno Dailp apbis.

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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FOIS HoSrON.

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~ Young having Of her cargo cngag d. viii h,ve die
patch For tesht &C, apply Captain b,ard Pickets
wharf, or TO HENRY FISHER,
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GREAT MAIL LIN & TO THE NORTH

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NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.

DORTO RICO SUGAR.-2O hhds. Porto ri.
n Sugar store, and Tor sale by
ss BissELL 4 MecANDtsH
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SUGAR.
Xxx HIIDS. prime La. Sugar in store for sale
jew auai DUNLOP, MoNCtRE a co.
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,ffN NOR CHARLESTON, ). &. The good
NIX IL sehr l. o. Of r. Capt having the greai,r por
lion OF her esgared viii Immediate despatch reh
&C 90 RANKIN 4 wHfrLOCK.
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.nfSN INOR BOSTON---The good Schr JAMES
2AS Il FRANCIS, Capt Nckerson having large por-
ton Of her cargo engaged and going board will have
immediate dispatch. Apply on board at Pickeus wharf
or TO Zoe 2gl HENRY FISHER
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AoN IL soS-Thc hoe fast sailing brig JoEN 4. LANCAs-
TER, daily expected possible despatch
freight cabin Size having aeeo o'
Apply DAVID CURRIE
HASkiNs 4 LIBBY.
gr CHAS L. WORTHAB.
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Oh TONS ANTHRACITE COAL, superior
OO quality, expected per John sut for sale by
RANKIN. WHTTGyOCK n ROYsTER
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Hftb n 'VIN NV VININ' 7 It IVIUIdT pdCktI
u schr COURIER, H. Couch ready 10 bad
"Wednesday, aud having potion Of cargo engaged
will have dispatch For remainder Of freight passage appy to
master on board OF 10 HENRY FISHER.
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
GENERAL BAPTIST HERALD

q presenting new prospectus, we would first
y tender to our trends and patrons in general,
our most earty thanks for the kind and liberal
manner IN which they have sustained us TINS
Tar. Never has n enterprise succeeded better,
under such unfavorable circumstances!
When we reflect, that n few min listers Of a
feeble denominations some ten months ago. ap-
pounded Two oil their nnmber to edit aud publish
monthly paper, and ;hat W e commenced the
paper without any regular travelling agent, and
before nine months. upwards of three hundre ed
subscribers responded to our call, we are aston
lshed at the result
But notw outstanding, that the MANNER and
MATTER of the "HERALD' is highly approved, il
1t does not yet fully meet the wants of the peo-
pie. ''Once a month is not often enough to heaI
the news" says one. "A monthly paper is no
paper at ALL" rejons another; ''GIvE Us WEEK
| LY PAPER,'' IS the cry from nearly every
! quarter,-Well, give us FIVE HUNDRED PAYING
! subscribers, AND WEEKLY PAPER YOU SHALL HAVE
The General Baptist (wEEKLY) Herald
| Is intended tor family news paper. 1t will be
| devoted TO the general interest of Christianity.
| dissemination OF the doctrine OF the gospel, as
understood by the General Baptist denomina-
ton, and TO the spread Of benevot n institutions.
A portion oil It's columns will also be devoted to
| agriculture and Commerce, together with the
general news, both foreign, and domestic
In short we hope to make il worthy to lie up
on the book shelf of the farmer, the desk OF tIe
merchant. and the centre table of the rich.
THE GENIAL BAPTIST HERALD will
be edited by WILLIAM REAvIs, and published in
Evansville, Ina, at the low price of S. in adj
vance, 81 25 II payment be DELAYED three months,
and So 81 If payment be delayed longer time.
Payment within a month will be considered in
advance, and as it can easily be done, and will
be better tor all parties concerned,we earnestly
solicit payment INVARIABLY in advance.
We now offer this prospectus 10 the public
generally, hoping they will sustain us, proms-
4 q ner hal he
as sufficient number of subscr bers obtain
J ed WILLIAM REAVIS, EDITOR,
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Sherif'S Sale.

ERY virtue of execution issued from the
n d office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
circuit court in favor of Anna Maria SchmoH
and against Martin Schmoll, have levied upon
and will, on Friday the 9Th day of February,
1916, at the court house door in the town OF
Evansville, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and O'Clock P. NJ. of said day oppose to
sale at public auction and cutlery the rents, is
sues and profits for the term OF seven years OF
the following property, namely:
Part of lot Number l48, in the Donation En-
Iargement in the town OF Evansville. that is to
say so feet of said lont fronting Walnut ST..
commencing an alley and running towards
the river, and IS leet deep, with dwelling house
on it.
And should no person offer or bid for said
rents, issues, and profits sum sufficient TO sat-
isfy said ex ecution and costs, will at the same
time and place proceed TO sell a public auction
and outcry the fee simple oil said above descrb>
ed lot for the satisfaction of said execution and
costs VILLA NJ nj. WALKER,
Feb. 5,-3-prs fee 81. SheifiV. c.
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIANA,
The National InlelIioencer saws:


From this growing and rapidly. peopling
State We have International the greatest in
terest not only TO her but TO the whole Union,
of her having passed,,an act 10 redeem her
character from the stain of Reputation.
The last mail from the West brings us the
news that an act has passed both branches
of the Legislature of Indiana, and has be-
come law, which, uniting composition OF
interests. past and future; places her upon
comparatively high ground, and favorably
disappoints tie prediction. heretofore rather
confidently made, that she would never pay
dollar of interest or principal OF the bonds
issued by her in the prosecution of her great
Internal Improvements.
This act is of so much importance in
many points of view, that. when we can lay
our hands upon an authentic copy or epitome
of it, we shall place it fully before our read
els. In the mean time We will state the
maia features of the ACT, as we have them
from good authority.
1t mortgages to certain Trustees, TO pay
the interest upon one half of the State debt
until the said debt shall be extinguished, the
Wabash and Erie Canal; the bondholders to
finish the canal to the Ohio river within five
years, taxing for that purpose all The lands
appropriated by Congress TO aid in the con
slruction of that work.
The interest on The other half of the deb
is TO paid by taxation, until the debt iisel
shall be exIinguished.
The total amount of the debt The paymen
of interest upon which, and eventual pay
ment of principal, is thus provided for, is a
bout Sl6.000,000.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26

q 2 Y Authority ola decree of the Probate
ID court of Vanderburgh county, made at its
February term A. ID. 1916 l will on the first
Saturday of May A. d. 1916. at the door OF the
Court House, in the town of Evansville, betw cen
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 6. O'Clock
I. Nj. OF said day expose to sell at public AUG
ton, and cutlery the north east quarter Of the
North East quarter OF section number thirty (30)
IN township number five (5) south of range
number eleven Ql.) west in the Vincennes Land
District; properly belonging to the Estate OF
John b. Schulze Won Mast, which said estate
is ordered to be settled as insolvent.
FRANZ SICKING, Administra tor of the es-
tate of ]. B. Schulze Won Mast.
Feb Goth At p f 81 ,37A.
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6TThe editor of The Indiana PaFio, is in
formed that SO far from Tippecanoe County
having opposed the extension of the Canal
below Lafayette, as charged, a reference 10
The Legislative Journals will show, that he
representatives in both branches Of General
Assembly have invariably, for several years
past, until the late session. supported every
measure calculated TO benefit such extension.
1t is but sheer justice to the people of Tip
pecanoe, that this TACT should be known,
now that she is so lavishly abused Tor the
course Of her Senator and Representatives
in voting against the Butler Bill. What they
did in this matter, was upon their own respon-
sibilily; and whether right or wrong their
opposition to the bill, we venture TO say, did
not arise from any hostility to the Canal, but
from>a conviction that the bill was objection
able in other respects. We think they were
in error; but are satisfied that their friend
ship for the canal is no less sincere than
those who make SO much ado about it. We
say, "let justice be done, though the heav-
ems should fall. "-Tfppecdnoe Jour
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

DR.. Hall, o: New Orleans, has met with the
most gratifying ccess in the treatment, arrest,
and perfect and permanent cure of Consumption
For number OF years past, he has devoted his
exclusive attention to this one malady; and b y
pursuing his Investigations upon it, in various
latludes i'll the United States, Canada, Mexico
West Indies, England, Ireland, Scotland and
France. by visiting their hospitals aud infrma-
ries, by personal intercourse with Maddox,
Stokes, Marshall Hall, Combe, RImage, Louis
and others in Europe, who have for many years
devoted large share of their attention TO the
subject, as well as from great number of eases
coming under his own treatment yearly, in every
stage OF the disease, he has had facilities saffor-
ded him which, together with new, safe, and
painless mode of treatm ent adopted by bin,
have obtained for him the most gratifying sue
cess, and enable him TO rescue from the grave,
and restore to their friends, persons VINO were
so far reduced, as to be scarcely able to reach
his office, having been abandoned by their
friends, and physicians. as being in the hopeless
stages OF PhthIsis.
DIR. ii. is consulted at his office, 1877 Canal
street, New Orleens, from Nov. LIST, to May 10Th ;
md In Cincinnati, the remainder of each year.
As this notice appears but once, persons inter
ested would do well to preserve it.
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IS.

INDIANA, SIS.
Be ii remembered that at a Circuit court
held for the County OF Spencer on the % tn
day OF October, A. d. l845. Before the
Hon. Elisha Embree, president Judge of the
4th Judicial Circuit, and the Hon John A
Stutavile. one Of Associate Judges for the
County aforesaid.
Catharine Beck,
VS. In Chancery.
Uraia Leemar's h'irs}
FENHlS days comes the complainant and here
u files the affidavit OF a dsinterested person
from which it appears that the defendants, Lar
ken Lamar, William Carrot and Pasey Garret
are non residents II is there fore ordered that de-
PENDANTS L. Lamar, TWIN. and Patsey Garrett
appear here on the first day of the next term,
plead. answer or demur to the compiainant's bill
of complaint, or the same will be taken as con-
iessed and heard and determined in their alb
sence, and that copy of this order be inserted
in the Evansville Journal, a newspaper of gem
erai circulation, published and printed in the
city of Evansville Ia. for three weeks success
sivey the last of which shall be at least 60 DAYS
before the first day of the next term to which
time this is continued. A copy attest
TIP, BRITTON, CPk
Feb 10, 46,3t-p-fS2 so.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY

Comprising a general introductory outline
of Universal History, Ancient and Mod
ern, and a series Of seperate histories of
epery principal nation that EXISTS, their
rise, progress, present condition, &c, d.
By SAMUEL MAUNDER. The History OF
America, edited by JOHN lNMAN.
The ubove valuable work is just completed
forming two large octave volumes, printed on
fine paper, with clear type. illustrated with -
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OF HISTORY-of iRestimable value to any
who wishes to inform himself at trlfing cost
of the past history and present state OF every
principal nation that exits, as well as more par
licularly OF the very recent exciting events and
present political relations of our own country
A splendid edition of the same work has also
Just been issued in Nos. in paper covers, suita-
BILE for mailing, and will be sent to any part OF
the United States at the reduced rates OF perl
odical postage.
Price of the work in Nos. (complete) So.
Full bound. in two volumes, 81.
Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers in
every town in the U. States. Amy person co.
II lining two or more subscriptions, may deduct
one-Ihlrd Of the same as his commission, and
upon the receipt of the balance &C companying
his order, the work will Immediately be for
warded, by mail OF otherwise, as he may d.
rect. Address, post paid, the publisher,
feb. 5. DANIEL ADEE, Fulton St. N. Y.
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WHEN TIE BLOOD is IN AN UNSOUND
CONDITION it as ready for infection, as land
plOughed and narrowed TO receive the allotted
grain. Those who are wise will therefore COM
mence the publication of their blood without de-
lay: and those who are already attacked with
sickness should do the same BRANDERTH's PILLS
are an eiiectual purifyer of the blood, as thou
sands ofpersons can testify who continue to cure
themselves of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheu-
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, CesliveDess
and the host of those indications OF the body of
the blood's being out OF order, simply by perse-
veringly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills. Females will find them to secure that state
Of health which every mother wishes to enjoy.
The weak, the feeble, the nervous and Tue del
icate, are in few days enlightened by the use
of BRANDRE FH'S PILLS, and the worst Of
complaints are effectuaIy removed by p rsever-
ence without the expense of physician.
These pills are sold by DANIEL WOOLSEY
at Evansville, Ia, and by Agents in most of the
villages in the United States.
aug I, '45-i2mSl0. B. BRANDRETH. M. D.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26
A PROCLAMATION.
By the President of the Republic Of II

By the President Of the Republic Of Teras
WHEREAS, the Congress of the United
States have passcda joint resolution for the
admission of the State of Texas into the
Union, approved December 29th, 1915, off
cial information Of which has been transmit
ted by the President ofthe United States 10
this government; and whereas, by the thr-
ieenth article of the Constitution of the State
of Texas, it is made the duty of the Presi-
dent upon the receipt of said information, 10
convene at an early day in the Legislature
of the State, at the seat of Government es-
tabllshed by said constitution: therefore be
il known that !, Arson Jones, President OF
the republic of Texas, by virtue of the
power vested in me by the State CoLstitu-
ton, do by these presents direct and require
that the Senators and Representatives elect
TO the Legislature shall assemble a regular
biennial session at the city of Austin, on
Monday, the 18th day OF February next ensu-
ing, then and there to organize State Gov
eminent, and 10 consult and determine upon
such other measures as in their wisdom
as may be deemed meet for lae general vel
fare.
III testimony Wnereol, nave caused the
great seal of the republic to be hereunto
affixed.
Done al the city Of Austin, this 18th day
OF January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and for
H. 5 iy-six, and of the in dependence O
the Republic the tenth.
ANSON JONES.
BY the President:
EBEN. ALLEN, Sec'y of State.
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the Star Of Empire takes itWay!
RUN HERE, EVERY BODY!

Let those now read who never read before,
And those who always read, now read the more'
EUST unpackiug at the Literary Depot"
% corner OF Second and Main streets, the
greatest assortment of cheap publications, that
has ever been this far West; we can SUIT ANY
body-cal aud see.
"HUTOKA, or the Maid OF the Forest" ana
"ANNIE, OF the Orphan OF ST. Mary nave
been from the press but one week.
Leitch Ritchie's NEW and cclebraled work Oh
ssTHE ROBBER OF THE RHINE"
Miss Ellen Pickering's latest works, anon :
which are tsMINSTREL LOVE-" "THE
HEIRESS,'' &C., &C., THE LONE STAK,
tale of Texas;" ''SCENE OF THE NINE,
THE BURGULARS;" latest numbers OF the
Penny Magazine, Columbian do, Arthur's do,
Godey's do, aud Graham's do for March-Song
Books, School Books, Story Books, Dream Books
and Conversation Cards, &c, &c.
Feb 26-tf. WIN. WANDELL, Jr.
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INDIANA, IS.

BE it remembered that ata1
Circuit CourI he Id for county
of Spencer, on the 3Oth day
October. A. d. l845. Field
ing Ellis aud Nancy Ann Ell
lis, his wife and David Smith
an infant who sues by Field In Chancsry,
ing Ellis his next friend.
VS..
John Berry, Enoch Berry Sal
ly arbriuon, Clarrisa Sny-
der, John Shy der, William
Wright, Liberty Alpha, Jane
Beasley, and others.
81 appearing by the return of the Sheriff of
Il this county, that the writ. Issued herein that
the above named Enoch Berry, as well
as al the other defandants above named cannot
be found, and that the residence Of each of Them
is not known, and it further appearing from tn
affidavit OF disinterested person herein filed
that the above named John Berry, Sally War
breton, John Snyder, Clarrisa Snvder. Jane
5easly, Liberty Alpha and William Wright are
none residents of the Stale of Indiana
1t is therefore ordered, that all the above nam
ed defendants be notified by publication three
weeks suecessIvely in the Evansville Journal. n
weekly newspaper of general circulation, prints
ed and published at Evansville, Vanderburoh
County, Indiana, that unless the said defend
ants be aud appear at the Court House of said
county, in the Town of Rock port, on the fourth
Monday in Apr next, and then and there plead
answer or demur. TO the Comp anant's bill on or
before the cal'ig of this cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and heard and determined
IN their absence TO which time this cause is con.
Iinued. JOHN INGLE, Jr., Solicitor.
copy Teste. THDS. P. BRITTON.
Feb. 26-3t-p S., so. Clerk.
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BIRTH q W OODWORTH.
STONE CUTTERS AND ENGRAvERs
EVAN VILE, la

ID ESPECTFULLI inform the citizens of Ev-
IL ansyille that they have erected Stone
Saw Mill. on Main Street near the Canal
Where they are prepared to DO all kinds of stone
and marble work, in the neatest manner al short
notice. and on reasonable terms, they invite
those wishing the above kind Of work to give
them a call.
February Goth, 1915.
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Groceries, &c.
- HHDS. prime N. .. Sugar.
% % Bags Rio Coffee.
20 Bills. MOIasses.
Bags Pepper,
Cask Pure winter Sperm Oil,
2 Bales 81 Brown Domestic.
Just received per Steamer Mezeppa and for
sale low by Z. M. GRIFFITH.
Feb. I9th-'46-tf-
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NOTICE.
TuyAKEN up Oh the 18th of January 1846,by
q Robert Smith living in Knight township
Vanderburgh couAty, one fat boat sixty-three
eetEong, thirteen feet three inches wide, gunne Is
poplar, thrty-two inches wide, the bottom
plank poplar except two on the bow, they are
pine; said boat is raked fifteen feet in the bow,
and twelve feet i'll the stern, no siding or ROOT;
appraised a SI2 90 by Jonathan W.. Cochran
end Humphrey Firkas, before me
JESSE LANE, ], P.
Copy Attest SAM,L I. JENKINS, Cl'k
Feb. 10. '49-3t-prs-lee-Sl COZ
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IENRY DAUSMAN,
BOOK BINDERY IN EVANSVILLE.

yayIIE subscriber begs leave to announce to
the citizens of Evansville and the sur
rounding country that he has located himself
in Evansville in the BOOK BlNDERY business.
He will execute all kinds of binding neatly
and durably, and cheaply as it can be done
in Louisville. Old works rebound TO order
and on short notice. lie requests OF the citizens
their paIronage-a trial of his skill and prices,
feeling satisfied of giving entire satisfaction
His shop is on Main street, IN the corner
building next door below the Clerks Office and
Immediately opposite the Market House.
Evansville. aug 81. BERNARD SOLBACH.
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A letter from Washington, dated 10Th inst, to
the New YOre Herald, says:
san extraordinary courier arrived here last
night from Corpus Christi, with dispatches for
our government for the army of observation
there. 1t is supposed by those conversant with
our relations with Mexico, that the government
of that country are about to make hostile DEM
onstratiOn against US, they have not already
done so. 1t was in view of this state of thin gs
being likely to occur, that the Secretary of the
Navy, fortnight since, issued orders to the sew
eral navy yards to get all our vessels in readi-
ness forthwith, to concentrate them in the
Gulf Of Mexico. This informed you of at the
time.
There wus rather an unusual hustle to-day
in the War Department, consequent upon the
reception of these dispatches, and Gen. Scott,
who il seems had not been consulted previously
upon any of the movements OF our army in Tex
as. sent for in hast To-day by the Secretary
of War. lie was with him IN consultation at
his office until late hour this evening"
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"Let her rip--she's all Oak'.s
NEW GROCERY STO RE.

WATER ST. OPPOSITE THE STEAM BOZ Il LANDING.
THOMAS McALPlN.
FENliE undersigned isnOw opening general
n assortment of Faulty Groceries and proyi-
s'ons,ln the Building occupied by Charles Har
rington.
produce.
N. b. Molasses by the barrel OF half barrel
very low. Jan. $685..
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AN APPEAL.

The Red River Republican, after making
its best Christmas bow puts up the following
appeal. II mortal man, who 'owes the prn
ter" can withstand il we have studied human
nature 10 no purpose.
Come, ye patrons, proud and lowly,
Rich and ragged every mau,
Come aud fork DER what you owe The
RED RIVER REPUBLICAN.
We are right anxious 10 receive il;
All! We sadly need the chnk;
Every dollar bright, believe it.
To pay for paper, rent and ink.
Pray, don't hesitate, ye signers,
OF the printers piltance think
Send, o send the silver shnersl
Quickly CASH use we sink.