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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
IMPORTANT RuMOR.

The following is from the New Y ok
Tribune and il is not without con-
frmation in The opinion expressed by The
National lntelligencer:
From the best date we could gather al
Washington up TO yesterday morning, we
conclude that the Diplomatic Correspond
ence respecting Oregon was re-opened by
Mr.. Pakenham with a proposition that the
last (published) leaerof eachto The other
should be mutually Withdrawn. This pro-
posal being acceded to at once re-opened
the Negotiation on The basis of MIR. Folks of
fer 10 Compromise on the 10Th parallel, which
Mr.. Pakenham so gruffly rejected when
made. 1t now became incumbent on Mr..
Pakenham, in case his non-acceptance is
persisted in, TO make a counter-proposition
which we infer he has done, but of what
character we are not advised.
We think MIR. Buchanan, having rendered
his resignation of the post of Secretary of
State, sswas nominated for the vacant Judge
ship, and we heard that his nomination was
even sent TO the Senate, butwithdrawn on The
reception Of Mr.. Pakenham's newovesture-
Mr.. b. conserving 10 retain the State~De-
luthICbl anu uiunO ouOtiiOt (AOtt " oStttS
the Oregon difference. When this Negotia-
ton is terminated, whether successfully or
otherwise, we think Mr. B. intends TO resign,
and We somewhat doubt that any nomination
fol- the .Judgeship will meantime be made
1t has been known to Mr.. Buchanan's friends
that he is tired OF his present. giddy and dis
tracing position as the head OF an anti-TariH
Cabinet, and will leave il on the first fail
opportunity.
The House will vote TO give the Notice
ina guarded and peaceful shape, when i
votes at all on the subject, but is in no hurr.
to act The'Senale.is apparently inclined
to await the result of the pending Negotla
lion before acting a; all decisively. w
doubt whether ii will ever acton the Nav,
Enlargement Bil-we are confident it viii
not passit--befoEe the Negotiation is brougF
TO some issue.
The President will probably be in NJ
hurry 10 answer the inquiry ofihe Senate 70
fresh advices respecting the Oregon Cues
ton. 1.-THE resolution of inquiry had no
been passed some days since, we presume
would not have passed at all :
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
HIT AT TIE TIMES.

At this particular time, (says the Wash
iagton correspondent of the New York Mir
ror,) when charge in The Cabinet is daily
expected, each member thereof is narrowly
watched by the newsmogers, and all bis
movements faithfully chronicied The fol-
lowing is the last important bulletin:
"HrGHLY This morning Mr..
BUCHANAN was closeted with the President
for more than five minutes Ii is certain thai
matters of the gravest character were under
consideration, for Mr.. b. was heard distinct
ly to sneeze three times in succession, and
it is suppoed on the highest authority that
Mr.. Polk took pinch and halfof snufl.--
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed at the
White House, and the black cook rolled up
the whites of his eyes in such a manner that
the old Dutch clock went into fits, and struck
an hour before the time. The Secretary of
War was seen by credible witnesses to 90
into store and buy box of percussion
caps. These and other symptoms of wan
have caused stocks and stockings 10 rise
above zero. The Secretary of the Navy,
TOO, was seen to deVour prodigious prices of
cold turkey, and an express extraordinary
was disdatched to drug store for a box Of
Brandreth's Pills. Nous yerrons. There is
something in the wind. More anon"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
NAVAL POWER.

ENGLISH AND AaERIC AN.-We find in the
New York Sun the following. comparative
statement of the naval forces of Great Britain
and the United States, which may be Of IN
terest at the present. The available land
force of England are comparatively uhim-
portant when contrasled with the defensive
power of the United States. England's Ma
Wy is the bulwark of her greatness, and yet
it appears TO be. like our own, less effect.
i've in numerical strength and power than
in the war of lSl2-l4, as will be seen BY
the following statement:
English vessels of war carrying over
six guns, in commission in 1914, 6SS
Building in 1914, 79
In ordinary in 1914, 2l5
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EvANSvILLE
fe-On the I'd inst, at an adiourne meeting
Of the Evansville Medical Society, the following
G entleman were elected Trustees, Conrad Bak-
er, Hon. C. l. Battel., Willard Carpenter. Jas
G. Jones, Jas. E. Blythe, Esqs., and Drs. F
Meuhlhausen. Isaac Casselbary, John T Walk
er, B. Y. TeeI aud John R. Wilcox.
JOHN r. WILCOX, Sec'y
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19

STATE OF INDIANA,l
Supreme Court.
Novembe r term A D l845, Friday December
l2th, A D 1916.
John Withrow,
Amo.c1ars Asa. In error to the Vanderburg
nath Clark hiswife u,t 0o''
and VIM. Clark.
~ T this. time comes the plaintiff by his coun
e. sci and it appearing to the satisfaction o
the court, that the defendants Amos Clark and
ASsenath Clark his wife are not Inhabitants OF
this State. Wberupon on motion Of the plaintiff
by his counsel it is ordered that said defendants
be Il appear before this court at the State house
in the Town Of Indanap polls on the 9TH Mon
day in May next, and answer the plaintiffs err
rors flied herein, or they will be proceeded up
Oh in their absence: And on their motion it is
further ordered that copy of this order be pub
Iished in The Evansville Journal newspaper Of
general circulation printed at Evansville fol-
three weeks successfully.
Atrue copy attest II. P. COLBURN C Sc
February 10, '46 3t. prs-fee s. 90.
JAS. g. JONES, Att'y for Pl'lf,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19

WHEN THE BLOOD is IN AN UNSOUND
CONDITION il Is as ready for Infection, as land
ploughed and narrowed 10 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 PlLLS
are an eilectual puriiyer of the blood, as thou
sands Of persons testify who continue TO cure
themselves OF Colds. Coughs, Headaches, Rheu-
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, CostveDess
and the host of those indications oil the body oil
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 the del
icate, are in few days strengthened by the use
of BRANDREfH'S PILLS, and the worst OF
complaints are effectualy removed by ptrsever-
ence without the expense of physician.
These pills sold by DAM Ell WOOLSEY
at Evansville, Ia, and by Agents in most of the
villages in the United States
aug I, '45-l2mSI0. B. M. D.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
NOTICE.

THVAKEN up Oh the 18th of January 1846,by
IL Robert Smith living in Knight township
Vanderburgh couHty. one fat boat sixty-three
eet long. thirteen feet three inches wide ,gunne
poplar, thirty-two inches wide, the bottom
plank poplar except two the bow, they are
pine said boat is raked fifteen feet in the bow,
and twelve feet III the stern, no siding or roof;
appraised at SI2 90 by Jonathan w. Cochran
snd Humphrey Fickas, before me
JESSE LANE, J, P.
Copy Attest SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl'k
Feb. 10, '4e-3t-prs-fee-Sl OO.*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
FIRE MEETING

ORA meeting of the members of the ''Phe-
Xix Fire Engine and Hose Company" will be
held ut the Court house, on Wednesday evening
February 25'h, at O'Clock, for the purpose OF
adopting bylaws 20 govern said company.
VIM. II. WALKER, Sec'y.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
sheria's Sale.

EDY virtue of an execution issued from the
III D office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
circuit court in favor of Anna Maria Schmo!l
and against Martin Schmoll, have levied upon
and will. ION Friday. the 9Th day of February.
1916, at the court house door in tine town OF
Evans ville, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A
M and O'Clock P. nj. of said day expose to
Sale at public auction and cutlery the rents, is
aud profits for The term of seven years OF
the following property, namely: !.
Part of lot Number l48, in the Donation En-
largement in the town OF Evansville. THAI is to
say 50 feet of said lont fronting on Walnut ST..
commencing on an alley and running towards
the river, and rs leet deep, with dwelling house
OH 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 auc ton
and cutlery the fee simple OF said above describ>
ed lot for the satisfaction of said execution and
costs WILLIAM NJ. WALK Err,
Feb. 5,-3-prs fee So. ShsiiffV. c.:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
OUuHI HIUItsHIU.
Catharine Beck, }
T1rala r tc l,.ireA

FENHlS days comes the complainant and here
u files the affidavit OF disinierested person
from which it appears that the defendants, Lar
ken Lamar. William Carrot and Paisey Garret
non residents. 1t is therefore 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 complainant's bill
of complaint, or the same will be taken as con-
essed and heard and determined in their alb
sence, and that copy OF this order be inserted
in the Evansville Journal, a newspaper of gem
eral circulation, published and printed in the
city of Evans vile la. for three weeks success
sively 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, Cl'k.
Feb. 10, '46,3tp-f-S2 SO.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19

HENRY w. ELLswoRTH.-The nomination
of this gentleman as Charge de Affairs to
Sweden, has been confirmed by the U. S.
Senate.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
New York, Feb. 10, "a P M.

New York, Feb. 10, "a P NJ.
Sales Of cotton $50 bales ouly-market dull.
500 barrels of good Gencsee -four sold at
SIS GA
Corn plenty, and held at 623 64c, no sales.
1000 bbls spirits of Turpentine taken ON spec
ulat Onat GO GA, closing at 62ac..
Stocks are. better. Money fairly plenty. ,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
INDIAN A IS

IN DIANA, SIS.
Be it remembe cred that at a Circuit court
held for the County of Spencer on the 29th
day OF October, A. D. 1915. Before the
Hon. Elisha Embree, pr resident Judge of the
4th Judd ciai Circuit, and The Hon : John A D..
Stutaville. one of Associate Judges for the
County aforesaid.
Catharine Beck
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
Total in 1914,

English vessels of war carrying over six
guns in and out of service in 1915, 2l4
Building in 1915, --.- 60
Convic ships, &c, irservice in 1915, l62
War steamers in service in 1915. 45
War steamers building in 1915, 26
Steam tugs. &C., for home service, :!
1915, 81
American and other merchants steamers
available in war, afoat in 1915 (esti-
mated0 95
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
ALLiS g. HOWES.
commission & FOrwardiag NTrcIl'fs

OOAAAHAAASSkOM a. EOrWAr0lEKSs IfArCAR' Is
Wholesale DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS.
CASTINGS. TIN PLATE. LIQUORS,
TEAS. SPICES, PAINTS. CORDAGE
DYE SITES. OILS, OAKUM,S
GAR, COFFEE. MOLASSES,
&C, &C, &C. &C.
WATER STEET. EVANSVILLE. IND.
We avail ourselves of this medium to inform
the public that have purchased out the en-
t III interest OF Mr.. VIM. II. Stockwell in the
Wholesale GROCERY, COMMISSION, &
FORWARDING BUSIN ESS, and shall contin-
ue the same at his old stand on Water street,
where he shall be Happy 10 wait upon his former
trends and patrons.
LII making the public a tender of our services
we beg TO assure lem that the utmost care and
aud diligence viii be used by us in endeavor.
ing to comply with the wishes and instructions
oil our correspondents, and we hope by strict
and faithful PERSONAL attention to busin ess sec
onded BY the efforts of experienced and COM
petent clerks ~ merit and receive aliberal share
OF patronage.
Our stock of GROCEIES. IRON, NAILS, &c,
IS very large and we syledge ourselves, in all
cases were orders sent US, accompa MUD
by the money, 10 sell at the LOWEST CASH
kA les. The former customers of the House
may rely upon the usual accommodations.
ALLIS & HOWES.
take great pleasure recommending my sue
cessors Messrs. ALLIS & Els to my form
er correspondents as young men of strict integ-
rity, greatinhustry and excellent business ca
pacity. feel sure that they will be able to
give entire salts faction TO all who may favor
them with their patronage and would respectful
lyask OF my old friends to give them trial be
tore making change.
dec II, '45-lf. w. II. STOCKWELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
Groceries, &c.

Groceries, &c.
- HHDS. prime N. o. Sugar.
e. % Bags Rio Coffee.
20 Bills. MoIasses.
Bags Pepper.
1 Cask Pure winter Sperm Oil,
Bales Sd Blown Domestic.
Just received per Steamer Mezeppa and for
sale low by c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
Feb. l9th-46-tf-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
Total in lS45.


In the war of lSl2-I4, the United States
Navy was almost the same in power and re-
sources that it is al present England has
steamers now, and we have none, OF almost
none, and in that only has she the advantage
of US. But in that war we captured
62 British national vessels. 9l0
1910 e" merchant vessels salts
factorily accounted for
and safe in port or des-
troyed 5000
81 national vessels lost at
sea in consequence ofthe
war, 500
80 g merchant vessels captur-
ed by Americans and re
captured, $500
2453 vessels Grand total Of guns, STD
In that war our merchant tonnage was lit
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-19
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
cnAs. 1 BATrELL. JOHN INGLR, JR
LAW NOTICE.
BATTELL s. 1NGLE,
Attorneys at Law, Evansville. Ia.
Ofice on First st. belolD Main.
March 81. 45.-1y.
JOHN j CHANDLER,
Attorney at Law.
EVA NsVlLLE, Ia,
OFFICE ON FIRST ST, BETWEEN MAIN Il SYCAMORE
May Is, 45-tfy..
JAMES LoCKHART,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE on FIRST ST, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE
EVANSVILLE. IA, tiune SLY.
JAMES e. BLYTHE,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE ON FIRST STREET, A FEW DOORS ABOVE MAIN
EVANSVILLE, Ia. tJune19-tfy-
CONRAD BAKER,
AttYoney at Law.
fEFOFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. [june l9*y.
DANIEL MORGAN,
Physician and Surgeon,
OFFICE oNFlRSr ST, BETWEEN MAIN ANDSYcAMoRE.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. June SLY.
NJ. J. BRAY. I. cAssELBERRY.
BRAY Sc CASSELBERRY,
Physicians s. Surgeons.
OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND LocUSr
EVANSVILLE, Ia. June Sly
DRS. GEO. b. s. JNO. T. WALKER,
Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET NEAR THE MARKET HOUSE,
EVANSVILLE, IA. (iy 10 fly.
VIM. TRAFroN. cHAs. s. wEEvER
TRAFTONS VIEWER,
Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE ON FIRST ST , BETWEEN LocUsT s. WALNUT.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. Uu'y 3-tf
rTr@ HI citizens of Vanderburgh County and
- vicinity are respectfully informed that
that the undersigned: have entered into copart-
nership in the practice of Medicine, in all its
various branches. Those who may choose to
apply to them. may be certain of being prompt
ly and carefully attended; and when the atten.
dance .of BOTH may be desired by any individa-
al, the expenses will not be increased thereby.
D. S. LANE,
July, IS IA If. JOHN r. WILCOX.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTORS TEEL s. GARRICK,
THAVE associated themselves together, in
- tue piuCllS0 VI HASNACthc5 OOStGLE1CSs
and Surgery,
Office on First street, one door from the cor
ner OF Nam, in Mrs Kazar's DIV cling.
Evansville, Feb. 5, '46.
E. A. CORBET,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE BANK.
sep II '45->tf. EVANSVILLE, la.
w. 81 C. BELL,
Wholesale AND retail. DALERS
In Drugs Medicines, Pants, Oils, Dye
StufS, Glass Ware, Windoc Ola sac.
Corner of Main q nd First streets,
dec IL. EVANSVILLE, IND.
| CHARLES KELLER,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH,
SECOND STREET. AT THE Sign OF THE GOLDEN KEY.
Guns repaired on most reasonable terms and
| cheap FOR CASH.
Ali kinds of Locks made and repaired cheap
and at short notice. Any kind of fine iron ork
done on reasonable terms may 22-Iy.
JAMES SCANTLIN.
MANUFACTURERS i'm Copper,
* Tin, and sheet Iron Ware and
| EEA DEALER IN STOVES,
81 THEGOLDEN COFFEE POT.
| <arzsas.usA Houses covered with Copper, Tin,
and Zinc, and every article in his
line furnished at short notice. May 8, '45-ly
Clear the Track for the Mammoth BOot!!s
II. J. HART g. co.
Boot and Shoe Maker,
| MAIN ST. BETWEEN FIRST & SECOND AT THE SIGN OF
THE MAMMOTH BOOT.
+ A large ASSORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOES on
hand and for sale low Tor cash. May Sly.
S. u. KELTON,
| Ornamental Painter.
I LOCUST STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PoST OFFICE,
| EVANSVILLE, IND. [june-i9-y.
! A. B. BhADT. s. J. PRINDLE.
BRADT s. PRINDLE,
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.
I'm done tn order and att she st
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06
OUR STATE TICKET.

The nomination of Young and Fish, Cloves
and Cook, are every where received by the
Wing Press and Party with hurty approba-
ton. That there are individuals who PFC
.erred other goo Wings is true; but we have
not yea heard Of the first Wing who dissents
from the conclusions of the Stale Conveu-
lion. And not only are The nominations well
received per sc-but there is very general
and we'll grounded conviction thai they will
he elected. All we ask 10 make assurance
dnuhly sure, is thatSias Wright does otsnufi
tie impending rour and back out Of The Con-
irsll Come 10 time. gentleman ! Cato
cannot be crowded off he course. rs Gov.
Bouck WAS. II ne declines il will be purely
because he kHorS JoHN YOUNG rU beat
him. Hyour great man flies the field, :hen
il would he waniun cruelty to pHI II? Il small
light 10 be run dowr. Bring your Cato
or own beat manlily and lei john Young
walk over lhr course. Do not subject the
PeopI: 10 the trouble and anxiety ola canvass
unless you are in carnest-Netc York Iri-
b1;ne.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The following are the Resolutions adopted
al Utica:
ReSo,red, That we are now, as in 1910 &
1871, Wings; enlisted under the same banner
under which we iriumphed with The lamen-
ted Harrison, and advocates and supporters
of the same principles which we endeavored
unsuccessfuly but bonorably, 10 maintain un-
der our faithful leader. Henry Clay.
Resolred, That we cordially presen, 10
the electors Of this slate, John Livingston. as
our candidate for Governor, and Hamilton
Fish, of New York, as our candidate Tor
Lieut.. Governor. Their public service, their
eminent ability, their faithful and eOq uent
advocacy of Wing principles, eniite them 10
the support OF every true Wing in New
York
Resolred, That we recommend 10 the cleo
tors ofthis State, Thomas CLOVIS, Of Renss-
elaer, and Charles Cook; Of Chemung, as
amply qualified by experience, integrity and
business capacity, for the office Of Canal
Commissioners.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06
AvOICE FROM FANUEIL HALL.

Animmense meeting was held in Fanneil
Hall. Boston, on Thursday evening TO con
slider the case Of the fugitive slave lately Ie-
turned TO his master. by Capt. Hannum in
violation OF the law OF Massachusetts. John
Quincy Adams presided. and his presence
excited The warmcst enthusiasm. The Vice
Presidents were Hon. Stephen c. Phillips,
and Samuel May. Esq. and J. A, Andrew
ufliciaicd as Secretary. DR.. 5. G.. Howe.
Charles Sumner Esq. Hon. Stephen c.
Phillips, WendalI Phillips, Rev. Theodore
Parker, C. +. Adams, ESQ., Rev. Mr.. Stone,
of Salem, and George b. Emerson, Esq..
were the speakers. Mr.. Adams spoke brief
w. The resolutions contained the severeSt
demonstrations of the act in which the NEE
Ting had lis origin, and among them was one
recommending the formation OF L committee
of VigiIencc, whose duty it should be 10 take
all needed measures 10 secure The protection
of the laws TO fugitive slaves. Committee
of forty gentleman. Of which DR.. Howe is The
chairman, was appointed in accordance with
,lis resolution. Our limited space alone re-
strains us from copying some spicy para
graphs from the speeches as reported in the
Courier. DR.. Howe read letter from Gov
S1ADE of Vermont. regreIring the necessity
oil his being absent from the meeting: and
ryInpaihizing with the motives Of those who
called it
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-06

AMERICANS IN ENGLAND. The following
paragraph is from the London correspon-
dcnce Of the New York TriIuIe:-
MIR. Coleman is pursuing his agricultural
labors, and doing what he can 10 bind the
nations together by their agricultural inter-
eSts, i. e. by a sort Of vegetable tie. DR..
Mussey is visiting the hospitals and gather
ing facts and philosophy for home co1surP-
ton, paying for them in kind Fl hu Blu
rift is laboring 10 form between the c.iIizrd
nations Of The earth Cor rather bciwce., he
people ofihose naii0ns) LEAGug Oh UNI
vERsAL BRoTHERBooD' The more surely 10
accomplish this end. he has concluded 10 re-
main here twelve month. He is writing
up his idea, directly and indirectly, in Doug
lass Jerrold's Weekly Newspaper, which adj
mits his articles not only freely, bu; with
pride. Among other means which Mr.. Bur-
riti has employed, is that of printing on
little sheet some twenty or thirty
receipts for cooking Indian Corn, which he
calls by some such name as--'An Olive Led
from the Housewives oil New England 10 The
Housewives ofOId England This he seat
tiers all over the realm. Then again. M.
Bradshaw, the publisher Of Bradsbaw's Pal
way Guide, which is issued monthly ana ;.a-
an immense circulation, allows Mr.. Btu,
several leaves in the beginning feach n.-,s-
Der Of that work, which are used mos, i;....-
fully, you may be sure.