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gEORaIA SOUTH CAROLINA,

terOI on me states ~
GEORGIA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA.
,en via Savannah Will be forwarded BY me sleHnn"aI
Company Of Georgia In then steamboats, 20 Augusta pee Of
commission Al the lowest current rate OF Ire ghL
In sddiuiOn 10 the steam power ths Company Already
possess they have under construction new sie@n
boar of unusually light drsn ~ water Snd high speed bu
expressly with view 10 insure prompt transportation OF
goods In all stages OF the River Navigation
Goods mark cd FOR interior ~ The county aeS reseh
Augusta or Hamburg forwarded by the Agents Of the
Coppary there, Ia their final destination.
Shippers may rely upon having the Orbr OF lneh g"ods
carefully looked 10 IN Savannah.
Bills II LAding advising the shipment OF Goods snd
letter whether insured, and to what point, should
always accompany the same. or BE- sent by nall
Parties "a ho have been the habit Of forwarding mer
chsnde n he Interior u Georqs by mi. line and direct
I'M Ia The care of MI r " Goodwin will please tak
p0,ic- nt TIE connection If ih,t gentleman "ihtn' Com
many b.viny ceased al future COMMUNICATIONS shoud D.
addfe...d 10 ". =. WILLIAMS, Agent, sHVAnnAh, ia
REFEkEsCEs.
M-ssu TaYLOs MERNtL,
q. JOSIAH MACY Sos, Nsu-ynrs
. GooDHUE Company,
o. T. n. BsicHANt Esq
HAYES, GR.Y 4 Go. Boston.
HgSsy sLo,s. ESQ. Phisdelphs % pleod'
n-~ DIORsINt. LINE FOR Albany and Troy
SSI su---Nsnd informed ate l1udugs-Fafe - cts -
ssss~~s-~s Breskf.st snd dinner bosri ihe boat -
Thu loss. pressure steamboat TROY Capt GOrhtm, VIII
,syr M steamboat pier, foot Of Barclay 81 Mondays
"wednesday. aad Fridays, al O'CLOCK A. NJ returning on
th- opposite days ,, III, -.
Ths stesmer NIAGARA. Capt H. l.. Kellogg, VIII cave
The ,.srboat pier foot Of Bare sys Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY Al 8. clock returning on The oppo.le
dsy. Pos passage freight Apply board, or 10 b.
HALL al the Office on tn wharf NN
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CneI,TOrHEK "a rHEKFORD, Aac.ioaser.
ny lAMR~ N. NII.IEN-&Oie No. rs Maiden

OnN> tOrhEh ~ Ihthroho, AucsIYnssr
DY JANIS VI. NiLLkN-~oie NJ. 70 Maiden
ID 10 ., n-xl door lO 40 Liberty o.
TUESDAY, July ~.
Al roy o'clncs, al store " Maiden Lane.
Doors, SHoEs AND bROssSs 900 boots, shoes
and ososan. consisting OF every variety, susbo for Tho
southern. Western and cay uzd-l Sale positive,
FRIDAY, July 81
Al 10 o'clocs, ~ tAe store 70 Asiden-lsn-
500 packages and lots OF Hsdwsfs and Cutlery, com.
prsng seorsl assortment OF -sn aud Desirable go.ds
usI ported aud ur-d Consisting In part vices,
agvs hoes log and hzli-t cnsins s-oiy sds
cast buus table bas pis- hnge. curry COMBS, mil cav
bastard do hand do drawing .uivos, pal chest
cupboard aud locks, tea Aees sancepsos tsrotna
bos. caud-.cs suufes table Auves snd Oiks poehc 81
cutlery butcher kniv-s shoe aud bread do, Ira sys a.
wallets. tsnnis German silver, and iron tea snd ,sbls
Spoons. round and square bolts, SC.
The above are frssn goods and IN complete order.
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dr. NtNCuK-IQNs % ssIr' Fe, I Tl..ie-


1920 <EiSThe stramb a. HlGHLANDEk.CaptH ec-
tor Armstrong hs. commenced her regular
tin. To- he Fishing Bank. for the snd leaves evey
MONDAY Tuesday, "wednesday and ihursdzq, from me
foot Il Warrenst oclocs; Hammond-st b Delaney
Il "a: Catherine a. and Pier \ X Al % o'clock.
Faro for the excursion 81, furnished on board
IL The Highlander he ch 'rered ON Fridays snd
Sst'r4avs hv -ppyirg To ffvlOtfsl \ "a SCHULTZ
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l,IKTH Il HALL, franklin-sqHsre. znd FIRTH,
HALL 4 POND 15l Broadway publish MS week
Troi. Divert .merts Fspsgnos SUI Eioie ae seville
ons,s de IA fe No La Girads" No 2, " Nal'e An
dslouser. No B. C4lsbss Des Muletlefs composer by
Henry Ros-n the beautiful Song Jessie, arranged AZ
r1bute on Irish Gr.titide American aunlhcenc- VIM
ten and composed by samuel Lover . buess Ni s
song VOID. by J W. Watson dedicated 10 Bng. brn.
w. ru.ir hy au-tiu Phillips; " Rio Bravo h-Nl-
can Lament, vsp,ds by T.. Holman, music by Au.lln
Phillips
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NEW hnEEIC,N BOOK~ or TRAVkL.-
lND APPLETON co have iust publshei-
4 Voyage 40 the River AmszOn. including Residence
Al Para By William n. Edwards. One neatly printed
volume, l2m, Price ~.
I'VE have read h with unminged pleasure and interest
with which remember TO have read but few worss Of
he kind. sni recommend II without hesitation to
the favorable regard " the public There ia on-
preem nen merit IN MS ~ork 'uch as not often to o-
found narrative q this kind The suihor has evidently
travelled with both his eyes and HE vide open and HI
has given the reus Of his scfunizng nvest son into
mysteries = Nature with quiet aud beautiful smp
civ the arnes fidelity and the warm aspiration. ola true
and zesl)us naturalist" RosEon paper
A summer IN the Wilderness; embracing Conoe Voy-
sg- up ihe Mississippi and around Lake Superior BY
Charles Lsnman, One volume Emo Paper cover 30 cts
cloth 80 ca
"Tnisi. = pleasant narrative u travels The writer
throws charm The scenes he vista. aud awasens IN
and assocatr which will rensi7 nseT h. volume has long
been laid aside IN de@crp ion uf merry he peculiarly
igIa 2us Commercial Adveriser.
To ALI SONS or NV ENGLAND
AHD THtIR DESCENDANTS The New-Engand
AHstorics and Genealogical Register July NO'-Ju.'
The period hss arrived In th. couot'y when sn swss
sned grossing interest begins % Pc pu-u
ana especially 10 he results Of Rhetorical sud 9rnehog
cal Rr,esch-s ard when The practical value both 10 N
diyduas and Ia society, u the knowledge when 70 op
t-ineI by isvs.g s1fs Of this Kind, from The scattered
and parshAbe records II local dOmehic, snt tradition
airy history begins to b. appreciated by inefeang nun
Antiquarian and Statistical Societies, which have sprung
within few wears pas. IN most o. NE older States OF
the Z niOn, isa sufficient evidence o. The ftct -
men journal u Commerce.
We greet il with hearty wviome" Boston Atlas
The OBJ -cs ofti. york is 10 gsher up Acs "nch re-
late 10 the Fathers u NrwEo lard Il also contains the
Gsneslogy which early settled this country III.
The work will he published Olsrtery. Each number
aiming A. least nnrtysis pages octave upon sooi pa
per- and Wi.h fair type mssng Annually about Tour hnn
Tho p,ice to ,ubscribers will ~ Two Dolsr. a year
,s,'-,,'. to sfvspra O N SANrON,
fQqf. AGENT fIr tho Puhlsher. zni Rroadyav y Y.
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Books.
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC


tOh l>ts.
THE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOR
1Sts. with Portrait ana Auograph o. G-n-rsl Tsy
or rsfy anf Tor sale BY th- hundred or housAof
Ttts very reaiy printed Calendars very iarre type
CONTENTS
Table Of Eciipsss Tor The year,
CALENDARS. &c
Biography OF GENERAL TAYLOR, fan ard suihendc
" ih e. sccouus ~ al NE Bsilles 10 which he has
been engaged
sIetch II John {. Csholn.
Biogrsphcsl Skeich q General Scott
Biographical ss-teh ~ John kcLezn
Census Of ih- I niiei stai-s
st.gisiics ~ Mexico.
Bales u tie Revolution
The Soldiers stofy-Po,fry-com
Twas IN To trench ~ Vera Cruz
group - soldiers az"
5uens Nsts-
% We sAw their wssch fires through The nighI"
A Song
Old Zack Tsyl0r's queer Oh coon"
Account % ihr B4e and taking = Cork by the United
states ship - war jamestown ~ the use OF Corn
M-al rst-sd u grnpOwcer
Pr0nuncistou Of Mexican Names
Anecdotes. S0ngs, NC
re- For sac 10 NsE.Y1rk Al the Tribune Ruldings by
GRAHAM. and By Praft. Wo0df1rt Co. IN Pearl 81 Ia
Phisi-lphi. ~ Grgg, Elliott Co. Price 81 cents
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PITTSBURGH. July

The steamboat Nashville was destroyed by hre
last evening at the wharf Valued at 5000 no insur'
The Intelligence by the steamer yesterday com
plr,ely unsettled the markets,
The weather to-day 10 intensely hot
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excursions.
-,GR.Nn rEMpER,NCFF NCrR.

AGRAND TEMPERANCE ENCUR-
49,. SloN-FranSlia ta'oo No D o. 7 &C
cong panied rs ?. Purifus Unun pisision
No 81 : of r viii make an excursion on "Wednesday,
July p. in he regsnt steamboat RI RFkA Capt Rock
we'll 20 Perm Ampoy where beenhni grove On nc VT
vse grounds ~ Dr. buen has beer cuuron'y erd-rrd
20 the Union for the occasion bv the proprietor The bost
will take she inside passage going snd return az he ~ser
issn0ohl bg ne outer passage. sulrdinE hue view u
the Hiek snis Never.as. sandy hcos, FORE Hamilton
and lafayette snd arrive In he city al an early hour
band u music will accompany the excursion Add resses
snd instrumentsl music &c ~ III grove Dinner,
with tes snd coffee, will be- provided A. SO cents
The host will from pier foot 81 Nine t-enthst r
at oco-s touching f,ot ~ Hsmmoud,t A. past ;
foot Of Csnsst past foot OF Desncey-st ? X al
b.f,res foto Pis- a. a. Brooklyn Fulton Ferry
a. and leaving pier No l. n X Al ps't O'Clock
Ticses for ths excursion - cents children urder y
year. sge hsfpuee May be obsined q VI. Lewis y
Edrdgest; Mrs ST John Allen -; Mrs DiSemsn, 9b5
EIz.beth-st; Mr.. Smith. IS Bsrclsy-st Ms. Smith. q
Ro.--.t; Ms Pes'e. ifs intoust Mrs Thorns, ilt
Sorfolk,L: Thoms. 3 Peers as Pears,; J. D. Bsrser
ls2 cbs'hsm At T Bsrne. IS PeTt.L ard - The
Ism. ~ Geo HAL. ESQ Al Hats Bulldogs
y B-Ticsrts purchased Tor The excursion ~ sdver.
account Of me rsin viii he received on ne -s SONS
Daughters ard Friends u Temperance are Invited To par
ucipsle IN The pleasures ~ The occasion D. A. SANDS,
isis rhSl n. Chairman ~ Co nui't-e OF ArfsnRrnl-n,
T-wAENCTR-ION~ 10 Rulrs Ferry. Tile
- udum Fort lee s"d Tsi,ity Cemelfy-
ssz Landing 81 Hammond ard Nineteenth 80.
Fare One sailing on sd sfer SQucay, July l3. the
commoaious steamboats, Pr INK Cspt Isaac Scott, sud
ROBERr ANNErr. Capt Feed Gaylord, vii cave the
GA NJ p Ssnf6P NJ Returning, will leave Fort Lee
every dsy Sunday. eNcepledl a. and y A. l. TO
and
ON sUSDAYs-The boats will leave Csna a.. Al Z, 2,
10 4 NJ. ami ?. NJ Leave For1 Lee ATS and n A. NJ
I. 3 aud 6 ".
For he accommodation Of Picnic snd other social pleas
ure parties boat will leave Fort Lee Al 7. r NJ every
Tuasday. Thnrsdsy and saturday evening
TRINITY CEMErERY-rha 8 and O'Clock trips Of
esch Gay sundays excepted will be extended TO Trinity
c. m-ry the ground. ~ which have h-e1 recently laid
out In NJ besuufil picturesque R-iufn.
ing the boat wi leave he Cemetery whs to u and
O'clock,
Stages will be In readiness at Fort Lee % convey pas
sensen to hacsenssck sundays excepted. Dl1 In
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h. AEnf, Aucuououf.
AZ srosd SIDE ihifd Store soove CsnsIsa
fsA-H ADtANGhS made and all sa-s promptly
" s.ul-d. sses Of real estate al the Merchants RI
change furniture private d~ciipgs .nd ssoeAs of goods
p-f.ousil y siIoud-d To and solicited
q n. vii zGIend 10 tho appraisal of Furniture OF
OF Dry Goods Cotning Sc aud viii siso afnlsh
customers fof "a hand furniture oln-r xoDA4lP-i ~ vs
wi.n % dispose Of y. ,sr%xTT GALE
smith. Patrpt Portable Fleeing shower bshs neV
and beautiful article. ,he bes Arrangement iof osnht
Introduced tested add universally recommended ~
oby.lclans aud scientific generally snd one oi the
most and delightful means oi r"sl"nns ana pro-
lolag health
r. a. KEMP. Al Broadway, Principal Agent fof N Y.
Ordersfom any of tho country addressed - Hoose
promptly kttsod-d 90.
uu.tgxy kHAuks.-wtli be sold ., auction By
Ill BAYLtS 4 BROokER. Phiiadephis, On saturday
2sh Jaw llp Hosiery and wasp FRAMES An svsd 90 .
.ud repair complete. except mo wsd wofA These
flames are pain snd ribs aud from IL 30 susgs
ylg 81
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MEMORAN

Brig Excel for Savannah; Br yacht Flower Of ! Ar
row for Caves and others.
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DI-soLUrIoN or coP.RTNERsHIr;;-,

Dcoparner.hip heretofore eHisung h-tween Dudley q
Fullrr aid James Brown under Toe nrn of ~ LLEk
BKUW y h. disso.yed by the dea of Mr Brown.
The affairs nrm viii be- sett I'd by The suhscr
Der " ho viii continue ne iron Commission business on
b. oun account DUDLEY h FULLER.
ivf7 w. lss 6-.euwch-sL
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BELOW.

Brig Savannah, Hswley, from Savannah, cotton to
sturges. Chairman & Co. -
Also Swedish brig snd bark unknown. Wind SSE.
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The COLUMBIAN MAGAzISE" for August
-. ,.s panber We have seen Of this excellent and
..,.r monthly. !, contains contributions from some
!, hs bes, writer's in the coantry: among whom are
,,,,, Forester, Mrs sigouney, Mrs Osgood, Mrs c.
Rsssr. Mrs NJ 6. Sleeper Miss Z. A. Dupuy, Basil
ND and others Of note. II IL eubelished with
- sss engraving Christ srgung with the Doctors
"A Lake wnnipisseogee,' and Fashion plate. Orms
!, ascker ZIG Fulton ST.
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Tue mAIn or TIE UATTrY

a
Or THE BROrHER'S REvENGF-A Tale OF The
ORev0'lr1n. by A. j Heu.-Thi- j. a thrilling tse OF
the times fhst tried ems souls. written PM pleasing
NAM er with gooi paper and type. Price l2f cents
Grshsm's Magazine 81 Literature and ArI Tor August
i8l7-Orgius. Psper,.-The SLAYER. Tale u our own
Tines by q s0n ~ The s'e Dr. John D dmsn. Liroee
by J. Wori Overall Cors Neil, or Loves Oostsc e. hy
Euna DuvsL The Dresmer by Alice O. Lee. The Demon OF
The Mirror. hy Js~es ssyari Taylor New Way % Col
iect an o Debt. By r : Arihur. The Lifted Vel by
Miss n. Granus The lsets ~ he Gulf or Rose Hndd
by F-ninor- Cooper Evelyn G-shsm- Tsl- n Truth
hv Ellen Marshal Reality re-ru Romance. or he lotng
Wife. by Csroine n. Butler Thou Ar Cold, by ; The
Spanish Lovers.
ENssLLIsHNEVrs OF TIE NUNsER The spanish Low
ers most Cuis- engraving DO msZzotni and suope
engraved expressly f0rus By A K Walter. Pass FASH.
toNsNe present readers with most elegant plate Of
PARIS Fashions superior any other 10 truth and
bssuty ~ render praise unnecessary
Yankee Doodle. for the present week contains two ca o
iis hits Santa ard bis Generals Buena VISTA Alley
Old Rough AMI Ready. Another Ten Suise. Cap ala
Bragg with other Illustrations, and the usus quantity OF
good residing matter, price Sd
Agents Ped ard hers supplied the best oieTns
bv " r. GRAHAM, Office OF GrshAm's Magazine. Tribune
BuIdngs. Na-ssu-s- lY-u us
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drcsl boiler used but -hprt time. ny bleaching e--
Ab.hmenL 1. eei long mi two ieeI diameter, ~ in
rising icche. above lie center rt-en IA he's
long by twelve nrhes vide into hch four br-s inch and
half cock. are fra y secured weigh. $50 lbs cost
Ss with irn flrn-ee door and bsrs 90 suppor boilers
C-n be seen By applying % CHARLES mAGllRs.
i,ai 81. l68 FRONT
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11
m NEW ESTABLISHMENT. so
L -~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~-~--~ &f<A
SHAT AND CAP STORE.
ALLEN, Halter, Ia practical

y ALLEN, Halter, "a Practical Mechanic
IL. from NeD York; begs leave to offer his pro-
essional services to the citizens of Evansville and
neighborhood.
lie has opened the Store, corner of Main and First
quality and style; got up selected by himself with
great care exclusively for the fall trade of this section
and which he is resolved to sell at such prices as to
make 1t the interest of ALL in of such articles for
the head, to deal with him.
Gentlemen desrous to treat themselves or friends
to a beautiful Moleskin of the celebrated Bebee &,
Costars present fall fashion, just got out by express
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 l9-tf
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11

ing him is unconstitutional and void, the own
er or his duly authorised agent having the right
to arrest and take his slave wherever he finds
him, without process, and without first obtain
ing authority from any person or tribunal what
ever, provided he can do it without commit
ting breach of the peace-that this right is
secured by the Constitution of the United
States, and cannot be abridged, controlled, or
regulated by State legislation. Thatan adver-
tisment by the owner of slave authorising
any person to arrest and return him will be
sufficient to constitute any person to whose
hands the advertisement come, the agent of
the owner, and such person may take the slave
in the same manner that the owner might
that in this State, all persons ofwhatever color
they may be, are presumed to be free until the
contrary is proved, and that the burthen OF
proving that the persons arrested are slaves lies
upon the defendant-that if the negroes were
free and the defendant arrested them unlawful
ly and with the attempt to take them to parts
without this State, he is guilty of kidnapping,
and liable to punishment. And that if the
negroes were slaves, yet if neither Cramer
Brown, Still, nor Blougher had any claim tc
their services, nor any authority from theil
owner to arrest them the defendant is guilty
of kidnapping and liable to be punished if he
unlawfully arrested the negroes with the in
tent to take them to parts without The State
The Jury found the defendant guilty and the
Court overruled motion for new trial anc
pronounced judgement that the defendant
make his fine to the State in the sum of one
hundred dollars and be imprisoned at hard la
Dor in the penitentiary for two years.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11

FOREIGN INTELLIGENcE.-Some items Of
the Hibernia's news were not noted by the
Telegraph, which are important. The fol
lowing we fdd in the Tribune
RUssIA.-Letters from ST. Petersburg of
the 7ih inst state that The city had been Wis
tied with The most terrible storm OF wind and
rain ever experienced within the memory OF
the Oldest inhabilani. II ralned necessarily
for 4S hours, while the wind blew with in
tense violence. The result Of the visitation
was the destruction of above 400 houses. At
one period fears were entertained for the
safety of the entire city, and some iimid and
superstiIous persons apprehended that the
end Of The world was at hand.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.-Austria will have
to give up its pretensions in Italy:
The accounts which reach us are vague
and conflicting, but it is evident that seri-
Gus movement is gradually working in "a
vor Of popular rights. Tie Austrians have
ialtered in the execution of their ambitious
designs on Italy. Prince MeueTnch no
doubt imagined that the Italian States might
be as easily absorbed into Austria as era.
crow was last year; but the resistance of the
population Of the whole of Italy, and The de-
cided opposition of England, have so far
wrought upon Prince Met;ernich that he has
written an apolegetic noe TO President Och
bensein, whose political existence he before
scarcely recognized, endeavoring TO explain
away the occupation Of Ferrara by the Aus
irian troops.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11

Il OOKING Glasses-Just received 500 Look
il ing Glasses, consisting of the plain and double
beye fancy round, bevel band cherry, tablets Ger
toilet, stata &c, from 5S to "a IA nch for sale
low wholesale or retail. Z. g.. w. LEWIS,
oc 2-tw&w-tf. Corner Main and Water street.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11
NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale one hundred of
Il land adjoining Westfrankn, fronting on the Ohio
river, OF mile well timbered; together with the
choicest quality OF lime and free stone which is stua
ted on the river.
Also, one dwelling house and lot including store
house the lot Is by % feet, well situated and
fixed for Dry Goods and Groceries. will also sell
my present stock of Goods and Groceries. The
dwelling is comfortably situated with all the
sary out houses, together with seller and cisern.-
The whole premises is well situated for any gentle
man who may be desirous to embark in business on
the Ohio river. with a flourishng country around,
and particularly for merchant who may wish to go
into the wood and produce business.
For further particulars call and see the owner on
the premises
Terms easy and the property at cash valuation
The undersigned is anxious to sell soon.
p. ID. WILSON.
West franklin, Posey Co. Ind. sep lift
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Out Lot h Enlargement
And the said lots and parts of lots much there
Of as may be necessary, will be sold for the Taxes
due thereon, on Monday the 1st day of November,
lS47, at the door of the Court House in the city OF
Evansville, between O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock
NJ unless the said Taxes are previously paid-and the
sale thereof will be continued from day day at the
same place and between the hours until all are
sold. WILLIAM BELL, City Collector
Oc l2-tW3w
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The public of Vanderburgh county are respectful
ly informed that the above very celebrated ana superb
establishment will be exhibited in the City OF Evans
vile ON Saturday October 6 lSi1, Tor one day only
In making the above announcement, the managers
would'state that the company is composed of tull
and efficient corps of distinguished performers. The
stud of horses are allowed be the largest, most
beautiful aud highly trainedof any in America.
In addition to the very attractive novelties OF this
Equestrian company, tho managers have engaged az
an emense expense, the GREAT SCOTCH GIANT
and GIANTESS, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall. Mr.. Ran
dali will perform his gigantic act on two matched
Hanoverian cream steeds.
Mr. Randall, the largest giant in the world, and OF
the finest proportions in symmetry, is feet inches
in height measures around the chest 81 inches; the
calf of the leg 20 inches the arm sl inche and
span from the tip of his thumb to the end of his FIN
gers, l3l inches He weighs 432 pounds. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. RANDALL, who is the most
enormous giantess the world ever beheld
The wardrobe is extensive, entirely new, and of
the most magnificent description. A fine Brass Band
will accompany the exhibition. Ample arrangements
will be made for the accommodation OF all who may at
tend The various performances will be marked
for their novelty, spendor and effect, and the most
suitable and magnificent appurtenances.
The managers would assure the public, they
themselves ar convincedby the unparalleled approba-
ton with which the exhibition of the Olympic Arena
and United States Circus has been received in every
city and town which they have thus visited they are
enabled 10 produce entertainment lar superior TO
any heretofore offered for the patronage of the public.
Among those composing the Equestrian Corps are
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11
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., sc.


lery, Clocks, Coffee, Sugar,
MOlasses, &C., &C., &c.
. a HAS just received his large as-NAAnAN
EzzAZ2EA sorted stock of Fall and Winter ssr-.
Goods consisting of Hats 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, Cassi.
meres, Satinetts Jeans, Tailor Trimmings, &c.
ALSO:
A splendid assortment of French, German, En-.
glish and American Calicoes, Ginghams, Alapaccas
Delaines, fine and superfine Cloth-and best Lyon:
Thibet Shawls from SO to $50 EACH
Which he offers for sale low as by bought il
any house in the western country. Merchants would
do well to call and examine the stock before purcha
sing elsewhere.
3JAH kinds Of PRODUCE &C., taken IN exchange.
sep lS-6mO.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-11
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the Taxes assessedby and pay
IL able to the City of Evansville for the year lS47,
on the following described real estate, lying in said