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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-21

tbs BLACK HOLE IN CALcUTTA.-The dread
full tragedy at Calcutta, many years ago, is of
ten referred to by psychologists as a fearful IL
lustration of the fatal effects resulting from an
impure atmosphere. The details of the TRACE
dy are thus given in Howitt's Journal:
The most fearful instance on record of the
sa crifice of human life from confinement in a
limited quantity of air occurred in the year II
Sc, when O hundred and forty-Sir Englishmen,
taken in Fort William at Calcutta, by the ma
tive prince Suraj -u-Dowlah, were imprisoned
by his orders in the common dungeon of the
garrison, known as the Black Hole This
apartment was not twenty feet square, and had
only two small windows, and these were part
ly obstructed on the outside by the projecting
verandah. 1t was the very hottest season OF
the year, and the nights unusually sultry even
for that season. The wretched prisoners soon
became almost mad with thirst and the craving
for air; they shrieked for water in the most fu-
rious tones, and fought each other with maniac
hands, feet, and teeth, for possession of the
ground nearest the windows. When water
was brought, they battled with each other like
demons for the first draught, and they conse-
9uently spilled and wasted more than was
drunk. The constant crowding to the win
COWS, Dy oDSuuctlng the entrance OF air, de
stroyed all chance of life for those who were
furtherest removed from them; and many thus
persisted whose lives might possibly have been
saved if all had been conten. to remain tranquil
taking their regular turns in the more airy por-
tons of the apartment. Many more persisted
from the violence Of the conflict in which they
had been engaged; and by two o'clock in the
morning, only fifty (but little more than one
third of the original number) remained alive.
These, by making the best of their dreadful con-
dition, might have perhaps been all saved, not
withstanding the rapid decomposition of the
bodies of the dead gave a new and siCkening
faint to the air of this terrible dungeon; but
one after another continued TO sink, until al
eight o'clock, when an order arrived for theen
largement of the survivors, only tl0enty-thret
were found alive, and these were so dreadfully
changed in appearance as scarcely to be recog
Missed by their nearest friends.
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DUBLTC Sale.-

DUBLTC Sale.-Notce is hereby given that We
l. William Martin and Samuel Rogers, OF the firm
of Martin & Rogers will on the 10Th day of Octo-
Der, A ID lS47, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
" and six O'Clock NJ OF said day, proceed to fore
close certain mortgage in fee given and executed
TO US by Andrew Huston tot the town OF Circlevle in
the State of Ohio dated the seventh day OF 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 ut pages 6l9,
go and62 of the Records of Deeds of Vanderburgh
County and the mortgaged premises therein mention
ed are described in said mortgage substantially fol-
lows to wit
THE one undivided half oft following real estate
situated In the county of Nanderburgh, and State
of Indiana and thus descrbedt to w.t. lot or parcel
of land in the Town of Evansville known and des-
cribed as fraction number two in the lower or Me
Garys Enlargement of said town containing about
three fourths of an acre"
also one undivided fourth of fraction number one
in said enlargement subject 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 hafof certain other parcel OF
land adjoining said fraction No and bounded as
follows beginning the end OF the street which sepe
rates said fraction No two from lots seventeen and
thirytwo ian said enlargement, thirty feet from the
most northerly corner OF said fraction number two,
running thence with the middle OF said street
North 30deg East, eight chains and eight links 10 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 10 deg. 30 min.
West, six chains and thirty eight links thence to the
place of beginning 1t being the same land conveyed
by Charles / Battell Amos Clark in the year A ID
1885, 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 publ
cation of this notice is S2S55 10"
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.
I Terms of sale cash.
WILLIAM MARTIN, ,r...-..
SAMUEL ROGERS. -'iO''s'soeS
| BAKER & GARvIN Attys for Mortgages
aug 2i-9t-prs fee sl4 %.
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INDIANA, SIS.

lNDIANAs sSs
At Probate Court held in and for the County of
Spencer the 9th day Of August, A. d. lS47; before
the Hon. Rein Waer, Probate Judge
William Jones and Thomas C..
Heady, admr's of Esquire
Heady, decd. VS.. po,;,;o, - -, -,
Andrew ]. Heady, James e E,s.o W SCH lea'
Heady, James Powell, Sally Hs'"'e'
Powell, Elizabeth Heady, Nan
ey Heady, et. a.
NJ ow at this time the Petitioners in this cause
IN by Thos. F. DeBruler, their attorney, and file
the affidavit of disneresed witness from which it
appears that James Heady and Andrew 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 VendeTburgh County and State of Indiana
And that unless they be and appear here or before
the calling of this the of this court
TO be held on the ID Monday,in November next, and
show cause why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted the will be heard and determined
in their absence and this cause is continued.
By the Court.
Test, JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk
sep Esp SO. By 5. w. FAIRFIELD d; c.
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TAXES for 1s47.-I will meet the tax payers
Il who may attend at the following places in Van
derburgh county for thepurpose of receiving taxes
to wit
AT the place ofholding elections in Knight Town
shtp Saturday Sept. 18th. At the place of holding
elections in Centre Township, Monday September
GOTH AT the place holding elections in Scott Town
ship Tuesday, Sept. 2lst. At the place of holding
elections in Armstrong Township, Wednesday Sept.
22nd. AT the place OF holding elections in German
Township, Thursday Sept 23rd. At the place of
holding elections in Perry Township, Friday Sept
2lth. At the place of holding elections in Union
Township Saturday Sept 25th.
And will attend at my office in the Court House
at Evansville, from the first day ofOctober, until the
first day of January, ls4s for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
The Taxes for the year 1917, are as follows;-For
State purposes, on each hundred dollars valua-
ton Of all property made taxable by law, 2sl cents;
and for each poll IS cents
For County purposes, on each one hundred dollars
valuation OF all properly 40 cents, and for each poll
IS cents.
For Road purposes, on each one hundred dollars
valuation on Real Estate 10 cents.
sept. lS47, 6w. r. W. DUNBAR, I. V. c.
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State of Indiana, Spencer County, SIS.
Probate Court Of Spencer County, in vacation.


Probate Court of Spencer County, in vacation.
James Bryant, Executor of
the last will and testament
Of William May, late of
Spencer County and State
of Indiana, deceased.
Us.
Sally Ann Pinkston and Petition for the Sale oil
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 J. May
Nov al this time, to wit: on the 4th day of Sep
IN TENDER, A. d., 1S47, 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
Spencer 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 dsinterested
person filed in this that all OF the above named
defendants except Sally Ann Pinkston and John Pink
ston her husband, Mary Elizabeth May, and Martha
Jane May non-residents of the State of Indiana
Therefore the said NONRESIDENT defendants are
hereby notified of the filing and tendency of said pc
tition and that the same will be heard in our said
Probate Court the first day of the next term there
of in the town of Rockpor in said County on the Sec
ond Monday of November next or soon thereafter
as Council can be heard. When and where the said
NONRESIDENT defendants may appear and show cause
if any they have can show why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Attest JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk
BY S w. FAIRFIELD D. P
JOHN H. SMITH Esq. Atty for Petitioner, sep 1884.
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OTThe New York Courier and Enquirer
(Whig) says:
sour whole ground in relation to Cuba may
be stated in a single phrase-Wc desire no
change. We would use all the influence of
the United States to prevent any change in the
nationality of the island. We ask no exclu-
sive privilege for our trade or intercourse with
it; but if Cuba ceases to be Spanish, it must
be American
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BLA @ HLY & SIMP SON,
70. II, PEARL STREET, CINCINNATI

A RE now in receipt of large and well assorted
IA stock of new FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased at early and reduced prices, and are offered
upon such terms cannot fail to satisfy Country
Merchants with this market.
We respectfully solicit our old customers and Wes-
tern Merchants generally to examine our stock this
FALL as it will be unusually large comprising every
variety and style of Foreign and American Dry
Goods adopted to the Western trade. aug7-7ts
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Balance, being the net funds, de-
rived from the public lands 500 ,449 ,34l Is
In addition to lands sold there have been
granted to the new. States, for purposes of in
ternal improvement, education, &C., grants for
military services, reservations made and sold
for the benefit of Indians, &c., SO, 756, $50
acres.
Of the public lands, Virginia, New York, Mas
sachusetts, and Connecticut ce-
ded 169, 500 .8l9
Georgia coded So, 1876, 522
North and South Carolina coded &c, 432, 900
Purchased of France and Spain 987 1852, 1872
Total number of acres 1912, 1872. 673
This report also contains the deeds of ces-
sion from the several States, every one of which
expressly provides that the cession is made for
the common use and benefit of the several
States
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CONGRESSIONAL VoTE OF INDIANA--The Con-
gressional vote of the State this year was 1874,
939-lO,993 greater than at the Congressional
election in 1915, and showing majority for
the Wings of 507, as follows:
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~ NEW ESTABLISHMENT. 80
/ ~ -~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~~~-- Yzt-A
S&EAT AND CAR STORE.

ID ALLEN, Halter, "a practical Nechani &c
IL. from Ne0 York; begs leave to offer his pro-
fessonal services TO the citizens of Evansville and
neghborhood.
He has opened the Store, corner Of Main and First
Streets with large stock of Hats and Caps of every
great care exclusively for the fall trade of this section
and which he is resolved to sell at such prices as to
make it the interest of ALL in want of such articles for
Me 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 10 call early before
the lot is 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 lS-tf
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A DEMONSTRATORS SaIe.--I will sell at
N public sale, On the 29th of September next, COM
mencng at 10 O'Clock said day, at the Warehouse OF
Harrington, Hannah & Co, a credit OF six months
purchaser giving note withapproved security waiv-
ing benefit of all valuation and appraisemen laws all
the personal property belonging 10 the estate of Jas
Waters deceased consisting of 20 sacks coffee hid
Sugar and some cooking utensils.
sept A. H. d. ALLIS, Admir-
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RICHARD RALEIGH,
Cor. Main and First ST., Evansville.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lery, Clocks, Coffee, Sugar,

mOlaSses, &C., &C., &c.
q o a HAS just received his large as-lAAAN
sorted stock of Fall and Winter sssAs-s
Goods, consisting oats and Caps of the best quality
and most fashionable description Ladies and Cents
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 superfne Cloth-and best Lyons
Thibet Shawls from So to $50 each.
Which he offers for sale as low as by bought in
any house in the western country. Merchants would
do well TO call and examine the stock before purcha-
sing elsewhere
SJ-AH kinds Of PRODUCE &C., taken in exchange.
sep lS-6mo.
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The PUBLIC DoMAIN.-At the last session of
Congress, on the molten of Mr.. Dayton, Sena-
tor from New Jersey, report was made from
the Treasury Department of the quantities, sur
veys, acquisitions, sales, and reservations of
the public lands, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts:
Estimated quantity of land yet to be sold in
each State and Territory, including the un-
coded territory east and west of the Rocky
Mountains:
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I OST.-On or about the 18th inst, one Bank
II Note on the Planters Bank of Tennessee, of the
rewarded by leaving the same with Mr. F.. H. Fair
child. [sep l6-tfl WILLIAM HOWARD
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POCKET Book Foud.-A pocket

: II wallat containing few dollars and some
- papers, which owner can have by describ-
ling the same and paying for this notice sep9
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
Corner of Main and Water ST., Evans

MOULD respectfully invite the citizens of Evans
w vile and vicinity to examine one of the largest
newest and most fashionable stocks of Foreign and
Domestic DryGoods, being the latest arrivals in our
city. which we are this morning opening, and would
be happy to show to all those who will favor us
with a call.
large portion of this stock having been selected
with view to suit the wholesale trade to which we
respectfully invite the attention of Merchants visiting
our city. To our old customers we say come, as
we prepared to sell on better terms than
To retail visitors we shall be pleased to show
goods, believing that they will find them as well
ected, good, and consisting of as great variety
and cheap any stock ever offered in thi:
place. sep left
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Acres.
1854, 1893
7,526,779
South of latitude 49d
Deduct reservations

South of latitude 49d l,O94,O64, 1893
Deduct reservations 1926, 779
Leaving 1,076, 538, 2l4
Value, at 81 ,25 per acre, 81 ,3l5, 672, 1857 so.
vi the above quantity, the Indian IL
tie is extinguished to 367, 947, l65
Unextinguished 7l6,ll7, 1928
Surveyed 272.646, 1856
Unsurveyed Sll AIS, 637
OF the public lands there have already been
sold, down to
September 30, 1912, i07, 796, $50
acres, SlO7, 94O,9 42 60
Money paid for extinguishing
Indian title, Florida and
Louisiana purchase, inclu-
ding interest S69, 524 800 80
Paid for surveying
and selling, in
Guiding pay of
salaries and fees 9,966,6l0 Ia
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; Petition for the Sale of
Real Estate;
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of MS. The Gen. gave hin d few raratIs
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i'm every ilirertfan. Ws ilear,I the iisftiat
and hurried 10 gel ap. hui arrived only III
time 70 sra ihem take IN The rnnnn,aips.
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that there are no troops hetWeenbere aud
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ring every preparation to give. Tia "a warm
reception there. They are casting their
hrils into cannon. shall send thia by
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tarroant pf ili.heallh. Il would have writ.
ten mafehpts the train teafes earlier Than
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understand all con,munica,ian ;betwesn
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haze since heard nl the deaths Of four oth-
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lsts IL. T..siiIAnAN.o Of the Virgins Reei.
.ment. .sto;eas severely wonndc,!,in a duel
near clina,hy Liisni. MrMroRp, has died.
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Gen. CLtScn for The pflice!of Governor Of
TINT gsts.,. as
Gai. sAT has been nominated 4;
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