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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
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c%EIAT AND car STORE.

IL. from NeD York; begs leave to offer his pro-
tessonal services to the citizens of Evansville and
neighborhood.
He has opened the Store, corner of Main and First
streets, witha large stock OF Hats and Caps of every
quality and style; got up selected by himself with
great care exclusively for the fail trade of this section
aud which he is resolved to sell at such prices as to
make it the interest of ALL in want Of such articles for
the head, to deal with HIM
Gentlemen DESTROYS to treat Themselves or friends
to beautiful Moleskin of the celebrated Bebee &
Costars present fall fashion, Just got out by express
from New York, would do well to call early before
the Lofts disposed Of
A lot of splendid Beaver Hats, an extra fine arti-
Gle, on hand, and also every variety of Caps.
Gentlemen can have any description of Hat made
to order at this establishment.
Evansville Sep. 1s-tf
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23

DUBLIC Sale.-Notice is hereby given that We
Il William Martin and Samuel Rogers, of the firm
OF Martin a. Rogers, will on the goth day of Octo-
Der, A ID lS41, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A
NJ and six o'clock NJ of said day, proceed to fore
close n certain mortgage in fee given and executed
TO US by Andrew Huston tof the town Of Circleve in
the State OF Ohio dated the seventh day November
ID 1915, by selling the motgage premises mentioned
and described in said mortgage, at public auction and
cutlery pursuant to power of sale contained in said
mortgage. Said mortgage and the power Of sale there
in contained are recorded in Book M at pages GIG,
go and 62l of the Records of Deeds of Vanderburgh
County and the morgaged premises therein menfiOn-
ed are described in said mortgage substantially fol-
lows to wit
1.-The one undivided half of the following real estate
situated in the county Of Vanderburgh, and State
of Indiana, and thus described to wit lot parcel
OF land in the Town OF Evansville known and des-
cribed fraction number two in the lower Me
Gary's Enlargement OF said town containing about
three tourths OF an acre."
ALSO one undivided fourth of fraction number one
in said enlargement subject to the conditions and IL
mutations contained in the Deed of Nathan Rowley,
to Amos Clark and Francis Amory for said fraction
number one"
ALSO the undivided half of certain other parcel of
land adjoining said fraction No two and bounded as
follows, beginning at the end of the street which sepe
rates said fraction No. two from lots seventeen and
thirty-wo in said enlargement, thirty feet from the
most northerly corner of said fraction number two,
running thence with the middle course of said street
North 30deg East eight chains and eight links TO the
road leading from Evansville TO the new Bridge on
Pigeon creek thence along said road south 32deg 5min
East, six chains and seventy five links to the Town
of Evansville, thence along said town 40 deg 80 min
West, six chains and thirty eighlinks thence to the
place of beginning. 1t being the same land conveyed
by Charles Baitell to Amos Clark in the year A ID
1896 containing three acres three quarters and eight
rods or thereabouts The amount claimed to be due
to the foot of said mortgage from the said mort
gagor, Andrew Huston, at the time Of the first pub
cation of this notice is 1856, 76."
And said sale will take place at the Exchange Ho-
tel in the City of Evansville the day and between
the hours herein before mentioned.
Terms of sale cash. b..
WILLIAM MARTIN, No.,,,.,.-
SAMUEL ROGERS. mortgages
BAKER & GARv1N Attys for Morgagees.
aug 2l-9t-prs fee Sl4 90.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23

There were tears in other eyes besides the
prisoners, and an aching silence pervaded the
group who surrounded the unfortunate con-
vict X * X
The black cap was drawn over his eyes, he
was led to an adjoining apartment and stripped,
and shortly afterwards he re-appeared upon the
corridor. He passed silently on, in charge OF
a deputy keeper, to lonely cell in distant
part of the prison, the door creaked on its him
ges, he disappeared, the chain dropped from
the outside bolts, and Charles - was close
prisoner for five long years to come!
We left the prison with heavy hearts, reliev-
ed however by the reflection that this was one
of the best devised institutions of its kind in
the world, Notwithstanding the libels OF
Charles Dickens) and that its administration in
the hands of Mr.. Scattergood secured to its UNI
fortunate inmates the most equal and exact
justice"
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

10y virtue OF an order of the Probate Court of Van
- derburgh County, made at its August Term A.
d. lS47; the undersigned administrators of the estate
of Daniel Miller will expose to sale at public auction
the premises, in the City of Evansville on the 3Oth
day of September next all of Lot number thirty-one
in the original plan OF the City aforesaid with all the
improvements thereon said Lot will be sold in three
separate pieces each fronting twenty five feet on First
street, and running back 100 feet to an alley in the
rear.
i'm hand and the balance in two equal payments at six
and twelve months from the day of sale; the purchas-
er giving his note with approved freehold security
and waving stay or valuation laws.
w. SARAH MILLER, Adm'x
Aug 2s,-4t-prs, fec $3.50.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
A CARE.

IN retiring from the retail trade we would return
thanks to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity,
for their liberal patronage during long period OF
years. And in return for their Kindness, we would
say, that if they wish purchase any Goods by the
piece or dozen, at wholesale prices, we would be
happy to see them at the "Old Stand" on Main street
J. H. MAGHEE &, co.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 23d, lS47.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
RECEIVED BY EXPRESS!

Corner OflIain and Water ST., Evansville.
W|OULD respectfully invite the citizens of Evans
w vile and vicinity to examine one of helargest.
newest and most fashionable stocks of Foreign and
Domestic Fall and Winter DryGoods, being the
latest arrivals in our city, which this morning
opening, and would be happy to show to all those
who will favor with call.
large portion of this stock having been selected
with view 10 suit the wholesale trade to which we
respectfully invite the attention of Merchants visiting
our city. To our old customers we say come, as
are prepared to sell on better terms than ever
To our retail visitors shall be pleased to show our
goods, believing that they will find them well
lected as good, and consisting of great variety
and as cheap as any stock ever offered in this
place. sep loft.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
stnte oil Indinnn. spencer COUNT. S.

Probate Court Of Spencer County, IN vacation.
James Bryant, Executor on
the last will and testament
OF William May, late of
Spencer County and State
OF Indiana, deceased.
Sally Ann Pinkston and Petition for the Sale OF
John Pinkston her Hus- Real Estate;
band Mary Elizabeth May
Martha Jane May, Gather
May, and William w
May, her Husband John A
May and William ]. May.
M OW at this time, to wit on the 18th day of Sep
IN TENDER, A. D., 1877, comes the above named
plaintiff, and files his petition against the above
named defendants in the office of the Clerk of said
Court Praying said Court to authorize said plain
tiff to sell certain real Estate situated in said county
ofSpencer of which said William May died seized for
the payment of certain legacies bequeathed by his
last will and testament pursuant to the directions in
said will contained
And it appearing by the affidavit of disinterested
person filed in this that all of the above named
defendants except Sally Ann Pinkson and John Pink
ston her husband, Mary Elizabeth May, and Martha
Jane May nonresidents of the State Of Indiana.
hereby notified of the filing and tendency of said Pc
ttion and that the same will be heard in our said
Probate Court on the first day of the next term there
of in the town of Rockport in said County on the sec
ond Monday of November next or as soon thereafter
as Council can be heard. When and where the said
non-Resident defendants may appear and show cause
II any they have or can show why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted
Attest JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk
By S w. FAIRFIELD d. ?.
JOHN H. SMITH ESD. Atty for Petitioner sep 23-e4
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
RICHARD RALEIGH,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries. Hardware. CUT
lery, Clocks, Coffee, Sugar,
MOlasses, &C., &c, sc.
q . HAS just received his large as-EAAAN
zAl& sorted stock of Fall and WinteraS@
Goods consisting ofHats and Caps of the best quality
and most fashionable description. Ladies and Gents.
Boots and Shoes, Clocks, Looking Glasses, super
fine French, English, and American Cloths, CASH
meres, Satinetts, Jeans Tailor Trimmings &c
ALSO:
A splendid assortment of French, German, En-
glish and American Calicoes, Ginghams, Alapaccas,
Delaines, fine and superine Cloth-and best Lyons
Thibet Shawls from So TO $50 each.
Which he offers for sale as low as can by bought in
house i'm the Aier~trurrtz uufi
do well to call and examine the stock before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
8J-AH kinds Of PRODUCE &C., taken in erchange.
sep lS-6mo.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23

CALT.-30O bills Kanawha Salt No. l. for sale
- lower than the agent can sell, by
e26. G. NJ GRIFFITH.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23

Ata Probate Court held in and for the County OF
Spencer on the 9th day of August, A D. 1S47 before
the Hon Rein Waer, Probate Judge
William Jones and Thomas G.
Heady, admr's of Esquire
Heady, decd. Us. po,i,;o, o -, -
Andrew J. Heady James e Eslote 70 sell real
Heady, James Powell, Sally
Powell, Elizabeth Heady, Nan
cy Heady, e.. al.
~ ow at this time come the Petitioners in this cause
~ by Thos f. DeBruler, their attorney, and file
the affidavit Of dsintorested witness from which il
appears that James Heady and Andrew J Heady, two
of the above named defendants are non-residents-
1t is therefore Ordered by the Court that they the said
James and Andrew Heady be notified OF the filing
tendency of said petition by publication of this
order for three weeks successfully in the Evansville
Weekly Journal printed and published in the City Of
Evansville Venderburgl County and State ofIndiana
And that unless they be and appear here on before
the calling of this at the next term of this
TO be held on the ID Monday in November next, and
show cause why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted the VIII be heard and determined
in their absence and this cause is continued.
By the Court.
Test, JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk.
sep 23-p f SO. BY s. w. FAIRFIELD ID: c.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
A RARGAIN!

TINE House and Lot in the fourth enlargement. O
J. Evansville, formerly owned by VIM. Town, Esq
is offered for sale cheap. Apply To
Aug Dc, 1917 JOHN MITCHELL.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

beautiful Plaid, plain black; and fancy
ID Silks; French Scotch and American Ginghans,
also Plaids, Chamias, Embroidered Buena V sta,
Grape, Twied and Oregon Plaids; Fancy Delaines
and Cashmeres; plain and figured black and fancy
Alapaca; English and American CalicOes of
every variety and of the latest and most ashionae
Fall and Winter styles-this day received and tor
sale low at wholesale and retail by
+. 81 w. LEWIS,
sep 23-tf Corner of Main and Water street.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
TO THE LADIES.

THIS day received-Steel trimmings and tassels
l. consisting OF bag clasps and tassels purse rings
purse clasps, steel beads shaded and plain purse silk
For sale low by E. & w. LEWIS,
sep 23-tf Corner Main and Water street
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23

CLOTHS and Observation-Disclosures. English
~ and American blue, black drab, invisible green
and steel mixed Cloths and Cassimers, at Wholesale
and retail low, by Il. & w LEWIS
sep 23-tf Corner Mail and Water street
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
ALLLS G. HOW Els
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Iron. Nails
TiRpIate, Foreign 81 Domestic Liz
quOrs and Groceries in general.

= 0V010 A7111'1''1''
w nv Merchants ssnd t the trade e i in General oI to
their large and well selected stock of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors Tobacco, Segars, Boston Nails, &c.
One of the firm is spending the entire summer,
making purchases East; and with perfect knowl-
edge OF the western trade, and buying for cash only
feel confident that we will be able 10 afford goods
as cheap they can be bought in the West. aug 81
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23

Vestingss Gentleman's Cravats, &c.
(tII4K Velvet Plads, do Worsted and Cotton. black
- Satins, plain and fancy Cravats, this day re-
ceived and for sale very low by
f. q w. LEWIS
sep 23-I Corner Main and Water street.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
CAssINETTS AND JEANS.

CASSINETTS AND JEANS.
pLUE, black, steel mixed gold Mixed drab and
I'D and fancy Cassnets.
Plain, blue, fancy gold mixed, steel do, and striped
Kentucky Jeans. Also New Hope and Steubenviie,
Brandy, Wine Fisherville, Woodland, Nukeve,
Westminster, Brooklyn, Herino, and RocEaway
Manufactures, for sale low Wholesale and retail by
T.. g. w. LEWIS
sep 23-tE Corner Main and Water street.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-09-23
INDIANA. SIS.


Ara Probate Court held in and for the County OF
Spencer on the 9th day of August A d. 1S47 before
the Hon. Rein Waer, Probate Judge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
Vhcatricals.

PARK THEArRE-signora Ciocca signorina Mantin
and Sig Nora, and the corps de ballet of whom we have
heard so much but little, will make their first aP
pearsnce in this city at the Park tonight In Boston and
Pniadephia they have created excitement and
elected commentator, which the best proofs OF tho
high rank they hold artists We expect that Signora
Ciocca herself will make such hit here has rarely
been equalled. sgnorina Mantin is very young very
pretty, and very graceful Nora Is universally pro-
nounced 10 be one o. the best male dancers have
had in this country The ballet chosen for their 6rst sp
which will be grand pas de der by sgnora
Cocca and Sig Nora Tho evenings performance will
nth the petite comedy OF "Cousin Lambkin
in which Dyott Fisher Barrett Miss Gordon, and Mrs.
Knight will all appear. There should be flo wing
house to such novelty and attraction offered by
the managers.
BowERr THEArRx.-Music holds sway at present
within the dominions of the old Bowery. Miss Mary
Tay Tor is nslng into the souls of the frequeners Of
that elegant abiishment taste for musical beauties
which well guarantees the manag smen in their liberal
production OF ligh. and pleasing operas This evening
the opera Of" Cinderella" with all the aduncts of
and beautiful scenery, extensive appointments, new
dresses, properties &c. &C., will be produced. Miss
Mary is Of course, the Cinderella, in which character
she will sing variety ofsweet airs. Mr. Hunt, also who
by the by rapidly growing in public favor i'll be the
Prince. Among other gems lac will sing the bsaut
air " Morning its sweets is fnging" aiessrs. Voche
Drake all have good parts andhe chorusses have been
forsome timepsst under the careful drilling oil Mr. Tytc
The pleasant little comedy Of Like Master like Man,
will preceds the performance of the speIa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
CITY Intelligence.

THE WEArHgn.-Ye yesterday was n I'm. day, and the
streets dry; Broadway was alive" with pedsE
TRANS. The Thermometer at o'clock, r. NJ stood at 81
degrees, 1t began to freeze heavily about half past
o'clock.
MoRE EMIGRANT observation-disclosures Hummer
OF the second district convey 10 the station house yes
tsrdsy family consisting of husband, wife, and two
Children passengers per chip Gsrriok whom he found
in a state Of great restitution Ia the streets Through
the Kindness Of some benevolent individuals they were
supplied with food lodging and clothing, from the time
OF their arrival until taken Of by policeman Plum
mer. They will be removed to the Aims House, as soon
az possible.
Da. RrpEas LFcrURE.--Dr Ryders lecture last even
ing in ST. Peters Church was OF the mos, able, con-
vnciug and eloquent discoures that We ever listened
to- and every WY worthy Of the distinguished prests
who delivered It, Our reporter took pretty full notes,
which he will write out 10 time for publication in to.
morrow's paper. DR.. Ryder will lecture the same
subjact on next Sunday evening The attendance last
evening was very large and greater than the building
could comfortably accommodate, but this objec.
ion inasmuch the receipts be appropriated to
the bene it OF the poor OF the church.
MA.sArEsu. House-our advertising columns thi:
morning contain an announcement that this delightful
place is 10 et and will be rented BY the proprietor
reasonable terms for years ii il the most
charming place OF resort in this vicinity.
FIars "A fire occurred a, the Manhattan House Chat
ham square yesterday about II o'clock A. NJ The hrs
promptly put out, through aid OF the fire companies
An alarm in the 81 avenue drew together several OF the
fire companies, amongst whom some dic olty arose In
relation 10 putting out the fire, which, however, amount
ed to nothing more than an . alarm"
ANoTHER-Another FIRE occurred yesterday morning
at o Grand street in the rear owned and occupied by
James MulgGn The ire was promptly put out. Da-
mage trihing.
SrILL ANorHKR-A fire broke out les, night about
~ o'clock in segar store, No. Battery Place
stock considerably injured by fire and water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
Second Board.


Died.
In this city Friday, the Goth day Of January, ANNA
pslA wife of peniamia s. Brooks, Esq and daughter
of Mrs Annsbela Brown he relict Of the late Captain
BROWN and niece of Captain + q Cameron, aged -
years. .
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of Captain g.
Cameron. No 6 Greenwich street, on Wednesday, at .
o'clock PM.
Suddenly, Sunday morning the sst Instant OF the
Group ANN AUGUSTA youngest daughter of VIM. c. and
Caroline Hef, aged years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral without further invitation, this Mon
day) morning at IL o'clock, from the residence Of her
father ~ Warren street.
On Saturday, the 10th ult., Of pulmonary consump
ton, in the 25h year of her age VIRGINIA ELIZA, wife
Of Edgsr A. Poe
Her friends invited to attend her funeral at Ford
ham, Weschester county, on Tuesday next. Uo.mor-
row. at NJ. The cars leave New York for Fordham,
from the City Hall at - M-returnipg at4PM
At Waterville Me Widow TEMPERANcR Lewis, 90, q
native Of Barnstable. Mass.
In Phillipstown 25th instant, widow PRUDENCE SaEr-
HARD, SO years months.
In Boston, 25th instant Major OLIVER JoHoNNor,
aged 81
I'm Goth instant of disease of the heart
NATHANIEL CRocxsR,62, surviving his VIE but six
weeks
In Wareham, Goth instant, Colonel BARrLErr MuR .
pooH. 81
In Buxton. Me. gath instant, Mr. FRAs LIBsKS,
lutonsry soldier, SO.
At Nantucket. Mrs DOLLY YOUNG, colored supposed
to be than 400 years old
Lately, in Berwckshire, England, General Sir MAR
TIN HUNrGR, aged co. He the Oldest officer In the
British army ard was in the battles of Bunker Hill,
Brooklyn and Brsndywne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
TO OUR PATRONS.
MARKET AND MARINE REPORTS

In consequences OF the recent sudden rise IN the
foreign grain aud cotton markets, it will be OF
the greatest importance to the mercantile COM
munty 10 receive early and authentic accounts
of the marke.s in this city, and in the south
and west
In order TO afford this information, we have,
within few days, made arrangements on COM
prehensive scale which will enable us to present
TO our readers every morning full and complete
report of the state Of the markets, the amount OF
sales of -four, grain, provisions, SC in thus city
and elsewhere These arrangements extend to
and include the whole south and west, and will
place the Nec York Herald in this, as it is in all
other respects, unapproachable by any other
journal in the accuracy and authenticity of its
statements.
The ship news department of this journal has
factory 70 the community, and its accuracy
and fulness has, on many occasions, elected en-
comiums from the press and from merchants.
Encouraged by our success, we have determined
to make this feature Of our paper more interesting
than ever, by giving frequent acccunts OF all vessels
loading for the old world, in ell the sea ports i'll
the country.
This will be of great moment to our merchants
and shippers, who have entered on career
OF unexamped prosperity, and for whose interest
our eXertions in this matter especially de-
sjened
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday the following hotels, WERE
as generally, on Sunday limited to the usual amount
upon that day
Asron-Geo Desbarats, Montreal; Mr.. Rush, Prov;
A. Haselton, Chareston; w. Coney. Boston; W. DAVIS,
DO: J. Whcelwright, Natchez; j. w. Bigelow. Boston;
j. Ptmsn. Prev; Mr. Kope, N. Orleans; w. Elliott St
Louis; Pierce Butler Phils; j. b. Haydn, do; A. Wells
Albany; A. Brooks, NY.
AMsnrcAS-w. Leitch Charleston ~. Stone, Mis'is'
sippi; II. Polhemus, New Jersey Il. Brown, Ohio;
Daniel Smith New Orleans; James Dougherty Ireland;
Capt Dusenberry, u. 8. Army.
Cry. B. Causorn, Newark; Washington Booth
Baltimore; j. Birtssll PittSburg; H. OReilly Albany
G. b Cooper, Philadelphia; B Ladd, Richmond; o. W
Frost Danvers. ~
:rFnAsuLrr-J Bancroft, Boston; J r. Albertson: New
York; J. b. Wright, do; Harper do; James f. Fisher
Brig George; J. Milford, New York; H. Palmer, DO;
Garfield, Mount Milford.
FIowAsp.-F Mallstt, Montpelier B. Patrick, Lou s
vile Mr.. Llcy, Conn b. Cottle, Nantucket; g. w
Patterson Phil J. Trevers and family, Chia Benz
Bianey, Boston c. Grant, Newark John Goola. Me.
e. Greene, Boston; s Snowe, Portsmouth C. waters
Boston II. wsyle, do; Parker, Columbia F.; j. Ran
dell, Baltimore p. Seigmor, rhil
JupsoN-M Cakes, Hartford; @. W. Phelps, e. Can
ing,on, Conn w. Thompson A. Body, Georgia.
k.rHsvS-l T. Adrisnce, Manchester, N. H C
Williams, Buffalo; q. Braemanie Rome; L. Bu'kely
New York w. Baldwin, Cherry Valley; Johnson
Owego.
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VIM n Ncrwen. Samuel s,erret, we're killed and
VIM Davidson dang rousy injured, at North Lafayette
Township Pa, last week, by the falling 10 oil coal
bank.
The brig EyeIipe which sailed from Newbury port
dsy for the Columbia River has press and mate
lials for printing establishment on board
A number Of citizen Of Lynn, have In contamination
the erection Of observatory on High kock In mar
town in which they propose to place glass OF mode
rate power.
An infant son of Mr. Elbriige O. Keith, OF Ea, bos-
ton eged eighteen months SO severely scalded on
wednesday forenoon that no died In eighteen hours
Horn sinclair. box factory was burnt a, Roxbury,
on Friday night last
Col Caleb Cushing has given 10 each man OF the Mes
sachus-t,s regiment, mustered into service, Iar Of
boots They will all put their foot in u
I'm Mapchester N. ~, John Caldwell has been found
guilty of perjury in testimony which he gave 10 the
author Of an srticls In his paper. the Gisaner.
Albert Tirrel has been sent 10 out his time q,
the State prison, his two weeks leave having expired