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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
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nd sacrifices sol MS bauJ aal poeHaar
I#Hau. meH is gwen h5 aiU AHHlu.
maa aas aF#aau4 .ta days aga al
IT, pHalE#us Win winch uH wis over.
saaluaI when be- badr gdeuia his amIR
aH'h.s Hslkauge. Ill. sHIRm which He
tz=l0 50. ua. aI# IzH@4r.#Hl - aaHH4
Vineyard. Iur pITWl WH5 ~ tbg WuIu
which Wa. lo convey b.m llum Nantucket
Ia I.. -LiP. uH scent ulau .H ,ae mHU.
lu- huI -5w 4H us wHar s.a s.1H-
slowed away u tue stoap, aul laau returned
Go a|a lpur lp tasc .e4ta u. U.s aIIr auI
,a..uu. ils WI- 500, .uu- o.. llc
ufr.ls smuggling U 'aU .J rHtau ueJ
i..IH
s4e bad ar u.ui 'UU mua. oi m
hrl Wms. aUl aDA re. 1000. Uas rea.IE
iac cradle 900 which Hs aua.Haf HtIe
daughter about IlTrr ye.- o, age with Aor
ta...- IusHrI U,.h s uluH. aEg. $50
pen Uau u.-al.r IlH anguish u. such 90
Hu.ug. l a a.mH, uar iuu uuumr.s
u .au lw .TuUg u4cr mrau.s Oh
D..s upon lar U.u.D u, Uis Cuiu. Four
telr7 UI.i w- away etc a' $50, aae luli
ra.u Iu bI- arms. Leaving h.s vls suu.
uua 900 4u.ue", ur c.Hs.s i.r a1u. u. hs
H.usa b.umI Hu. iHuy mI-. r.apss
ere ur can cIUH IUN ursu1h ngsu.
uur sr4 captain upon ibis island hl,
pa.s.I .tyal ye1H UI, Oi louy.uue upon
ilc land.
A lads said 10 mc a Jew evenings ago,
IL ha,o been married eleven ytlr, and
counting 800 lhu dlys ug husband Aas been
o., homo since uut marriage, % amJUn,s io
h4i 'brcr Auulrd auI sixty days. lie ls
now ul.cu. having been gone fifteen
months, and Wolclis more mu5. uuduub,.
cly o.ap4r brIe his wife eau See hIs lace
again, aud when Doe shall return % will be
merely uyisitu Dos llmi,y lura.rw months,
t.ayu br wi.I gs 700 DIu ,ham alIrl .ur au'
other .1ur years absence.
asked lhe lads Jbr Wbardly hnw maaY
icHrfs she wu,r ,uAgr husband dIrug ms
lastyoyagc. "Ouo hundred, wus iAe an
sucr. .AnI how mlny did be received
"siz." The myauab.r role Is io write 10y
every ship that leave, ,bts podor New
Gt.a.d. or uF whel post ibu mly hf
h.au ul tul tua Pacific ocean. huI get
tas cniucrs aIe gyr, sma.. l.al 1850, two
sAips w.l. muc, uu ,u.s lJlui.cas eApnus1.
Il somaImc4 L1ppau that @ ship returns,
when those on board have not heard one
word from their families during ih9 whole
prri1l Of lheir absence.
Imagine, rhcu, tbc IecipE Of % husband
and father who returns t1 the harulr o.
Nantucket after the separation o.. iory.
eight months, turHg which time he has
heard mo- iiding- whaicyrr from bis
home. lie sees ,he boat pushing old .igm
fine wharyes which is 10 bring hIm liJ.ug
orwcaIor woc. lleaauds pale aud ucmb.
linz. parine lbs decks with emotions which
he I'm vain rndaayors to conceal A Airicud
in lbc boat grceB him with smile and
saws. Captain, your family are all we'll '
Or perhaps he says Captain have heavy
news for ,uu, your wife died two and half
years ago"
Young man left this island last summer
leaving in his quiet home a young and
beautiful wife aud an infant child. The
wife aud child are now both in The grave
Bot the husband knows not, and probably
will not know it for some months to come
lie perhaps falls asleep every night think
ffnl OF the loved ones left at bis iresidc'
litjo imagining that they are both Geld in
death.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

A coan'ryman took his seat al a hotel
liable, opposite gcnte.an who was in-
dulgIug ma bottle of WIN Surprising the
wine 10 be common proTr.y Our uusophIs.
t.calel country Gical btprl himsa., 10 70,
with ,hc other gou.lemll glass.
"rha's COOL exclaimed tac owner ol
thc wine Indignantly
"lcs,' replied the 'her--"l should
think there was irc IN i4'
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

AshTIC CHoLERA.-'l'he last accounts
from thu missionaries state that the cholera
is raging in Persia. In tho city Of Ia.
brncz alone, six thousand persons died in
the course Of six weeks.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

PHEN3uENcN Is NATURAL lllsroRY.-
The Montgomery iiabamal Journal says.
IAN intelligent aud reliable correspon.
dcnl at Missouri, Pike county, informs Us
Of singular circumstance which had
somewhat troubled many oflhe worthy cit.
izens oflhat section This was the ap.
pcaance olan immense flight of the great
American yullurc, and containing millions
olthcse Erial sraycngors. They were a
long time in passing, aud at times darkoned
the whole horizon. The writer says they
came nearly from due north, and sioered
nearly south; some flew as low as to be
within the limits Of the boughs Of the tall.
est trees, and others so high as to be
scarcely seen. At one lime the whole
canopy seemed to bo darkcncd with these
birds from east to west, north TO south
from the tops Of lho trees to'as high as the
sight could reach, was one dark cloud.
The question iow is one Of interest to
nalurulisls, where such a vast number oil
those birds could have been bred, and why
this passage, so unusual, from their known
habits"
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

Allm ar Wmows-4t is said that on
"a certain time a Chiniso widow being
found tanning the grave bl hcr husband,
was asked why she porlomel so singular
an operation. She said Sc had promised
not to marry again while he grave remain.
ed damp, and That as !, died very slowly,
she saw no harm in sislng in the pro.
cess.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

OR W0RNOuT#FONT Or Type
In s,nndIaa at my deHk, George.
Before M, en- the fa1r,
Tbrrp Hf# n worn aHi tani Of lgHsi
=Full twenty thousand HGoo;
nd many manlha have passed, GHarge,
simon theq were bright aud new.
And many are the talFs they've tald,-
The falzs. the stFansa the true
Their beauty hus all aaue, George.
You scarcely now may trace
t'nln the Haawy medInm
The likenes of their face,
Ihry mind mo OF o man, GrorFe
Whose mamol lite Wa8 uII
Of promise, but ut evenings close
Nua de#oiate and duli.
Win; tale# nj horror Tiny have saIds
or tempasl and OF wreck
0f murder in the midnight hour
or war IHIl mauy "A 'sprch.'
a ship that, luFl aWaY ~ Haa,
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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

A runaway negro named Nelson, who
has lately been arrested In Alabama, says
that he belongs to Mr.. Nathaniel Harris,
who lives in Arkansas,
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

The population of Paris lin lsl6) isl.
53G,0O7. At the time Of the revolution /,
was about million.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

Choose a wife rs you choose a knife.
Look to her irmper.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
Sale Of NTortgaged Lands.

NJ OT1CElS HEREBY GIVEN, that in conform
~ lty with the provisions of the thirteenth Chap
ter OF the REVISED Statutes of the State OF Indiana
tor the year 1913, the following described tracts OF
land, situated in Vanderburgh county or so much
thereof as will be necessary pay the principal, in
terest, and costs due the following mortgages
the time of said sae-wil be sold the door of the
uary, lS4S between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock NJ, unless the due thereon be salts
he'd, before the day of sale, to-wt:
The W or OF the c or of section IL, in township
4 south orange IL west, containing 40 acres mort
gagged to secure loan No of the Common School
Fund. Amount due thereon l5S 33-l00 dollars
The wkof the or OF section 80, IN township 6,
south OF range III west, containing 80 acres mort
gagged to secure loan No. 10, of the Common
school und. Amount due thereon 90 100 dollars.
The ct OF the or OF section Is, in town g. range
west, containing l27 S9l0O acres Except 10 acres
taken of the e corner of said uact) Mortgaged to
secure loan No l67 of the common school fund. A
mount due thereon ll6 27-l0O dollars.
The ct OF the or of section %, in town range
III west, containing 80 acres. Mortgaged to secure
loan No 81, of the funds of town 5, range IL west
Amount due thereon 1S2 67-lOO dollars.
The W of thes or and the north end of the of
the or of section % in township 6, range ii west
containing 100 acres. Mortgaged TO secure loan No
% OF the funds of town Z, range ii west. Amount
due thereon 354 2S-lO0 dollars.
The W OF the or of section Is, in township g.
s range west, continuing III 90 100 acres Mort
gagged to secure loan No loo, OF the funds of town T.
5 range 10 west. Amount due thereon 232 57-lOO
dollars.
And should no one offer or bid the full amount due
upon the aforesaid tracts Of lend, the will be
struck of to the proper fund.
WILLIAM H. WALKER,
anrrO eI-- n = L
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WISH to sell 800 acres Of land situate in sections
Il 80 and 81, Town4, South Range 10 West, lying
about twelve miles north of Evansville, the most d.
rect rodd from Evansville Princeton runs through
TINS tract the land is well timbered and about ridge
and HAT. There are two improvements on this
tract one OF 20 acres with good hewed log house,
we'll &c The other is about 80 acres with good
uo1o.e hewed log house, good spring and well,
and small orchard am anxious TO sell. and will
sci, rom Az acres to the 800 purchasers may wish
nave another tract of 80 acres situate in section
II, Towns, south range IL west, about miles from
acres cleared on 1t, dwelling house and stable corn
CRIB, &c, and small orchard. Bargains are to be
had in the above lands and the Title GOOD For terms
apply to lNGLE 81 WHEELER, or to
: dec 10 w6t prs $500 p. HORNBROOK.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

A FEMALE SOLDIER Capt. Tobin relates the
following anecdote in one of his amusing let
tiers to the ''Delta'' sa
The Mississippians are great people. The
firstregiment invente'.a V, and caught the Ian
cels init; but the second have made much more
important discovery, for which they mean to
take out patent. 1t is no less than plan to
save Uncle Sam the expense of forwarding any
more soldiers to Mexico. -
A young gentleman from Vicksburgh shipped
as soldier in the Second, and performed all
his duties admirably. He wasa smart, dapper
little fellow, without hair on his face, in the
shape of a moustache or whisker. There was
always joke on his tongue and smile on his
lip, and the men usually relieved him from
such hard work as chopping wood, etc. His
cheeks were very smooth-he was very hand
some-and his name was Luke Surrey. Bar
ring size, he was the very counterpart Of Luke
Sere, late deputy sheriff OF New Orleans. The
boys called him Lucy. Do not tell Sere about
it, or may be they'll Lucy him. After awhile
Luke grew sallow about the gills, and his cor
poration waxed rotund as an alderman's. Luke
was sick; his friends advised doctor, bu. Luke
said it was dropsy, hereditary complaint
his mother had 1t before him. He came very
intimate with an old Mexican bag, a votress of
huSiiio, ouu OuelohSu Ills JdChcI CiOScI up 10 HIS
throat. The jacket was pigeon breasted, and
we found afterwards that Luke, by tight
squeezing, had contrived to do what some say
the Omnipotent himself can't do, viz: make two
mountains without valley between them.--
He grew sicker-the bag was sent for-(they
call her sage femme, Mexican for foolish wo-
MAINLAND Luke soon had lite dropsy in his
arms. Mother and baby are as well as can be
expected ! don't know whether the boys a
lad or wench, but they're going to christen
him after the Ccmmanderin-C When the
Mexicans heard it, they calculated, ..HoIy Vir-
gin, it was hard enough to fight the Americans
when they sent men against us, but when the
women come. and bring little soldiers with
them, we must be beaten"
Were in starving condition out at the Tex
as camp-nothing TO eat except beef, pork, ba-
con, mutton, hams, venison, bear-lneat, snipes,
ducks, plover, etc.; and for DESERT only oranges,
apples, pears, peaches, and delicious gsoes.-
If the war be brought to a premature Close
which Heaven forbid don't know what we Il
do for a living; as they say the penitentiaries
at home have shut up FOR want Of business; and
we'll be too lazy to work.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

forwards, Mr.. Trist withdrew all papers con-
nected with this manner of terminating the
war. And from that hour to this, an immedi-
ate march upon the capital, so soon as Pierce
came up, was determined upon, and all hopes
of an early peace abandoned. g
l have been thus particular in relating the
proceedings of what regard by far the most
important council of war that has convened
since the existence of hostilities between the
United States and Mexico, because / believe
my country has been saved from being plunged
would be no extrication; and for the reason,
that those who, regardless of consequences to
themselves, have averted that blow, should re-
ceive the credit of it.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
FARM FOR SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose of the farm
Il upon which he lives, being ON the Boonvillt
Road one mile North East from the Court House, in
the city of Evansville conts lining thirty three acres
Of FIRST rate land, under good improvement. This
house, and out houses well Of FIST rate water,
timely improved garden and young Orchard
ALSo-Four lots in the fourth Enlargement OF the
city of Evansville.
Atso-Ihree first rate horses, good two horse
wagon, (the Peytonia) and harness, buggy and hsr-
ness, one cow II head of hogs, 600 bushels of corn
one stack Of hay and fodder, household and kitchen
for terms apply to the subscriber
dec ct JOHN N. KINkENDALL.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that i have taken out
~ letters OF Executorship, with the will annexed
the OF the late William Trafton of the ctv of
Evansvile decd All those indebted to said estate are
requested TO Immediately make payment and all
those having claims against said estate are requested
TO present them TO the subscriber, legally authenticate
ed for settlements said estate is supposed 10 be SOL
vent, those having settlements to make will please
call at the office Viewer and Trafton the old stand
OF Doctor Tratton. who authorised to make set
Elements and where the subscriber can always be
found or N. Rawley at the Sherwood house.
dec lO-t&W. AMERICA TR ACTON Execttrir
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
Bank Note and Exchange TabIe.
Specie Table.

Eage-coined before July Ducats, Prussian .22O
81, 1923. . LOG do. Others .22O
do. do. after LOG Frederieks 1856
Guinea, Eng. a in pro- 5oOFrederrckdors $50
Sovereign. do 1873 Pstole Spanish $50
Seven shilling piece. 16i Ryder, Holland double
Double Louis French in proportion) GOO
coined before 17S6 $50 Forty Livre piece 76O
Louis do do. $50 Johannas q in pro- 1000
Double Louis, since. 900 N. Car & Geo IS piec AIS
Louis do. 450 German Crowns loo
Napoleon or 20 frank, French -. do....... 100
double in proper $50 Five Frank pieces -. 90
Douboons- Spanish 1000 Dollars, Spanish. 1OI
do.. Columbian 1865 do Mexican 100
do..-- Mexican 1865 p;.. Head.... IS
do. Peruvian 1865 ristareens' Cross. i6
XThaler pieces pro- $50 American Sver..... 100
Guilder do. do 1896 Spanish Quart. smooth 20
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
state of Indiana, vanderburgh County. S.

In the Probate Court of Vanderbureh County, in
vacation, December 9th, l847
A ND NOW at this time, to wit, December 9th.
N 1917, comes James T.. Walker Administrator
OF the estate of Herbert p DeBruler deceased, and
files in the Office of the Clerk of said Court his GER
tain Petition praying for leave to settle said estate
as nsovent. And the said Administrator also files
pears that Fletcher o. DeBruIer one of the the heirs
OF said Herbert DeBruler, deceased, is not at this
time a resident Of the state of Indiana
Notice is therefore given to the said Fletcher o.
DeBruler, TO appear and show cause if any, he have
show why the estate of the said Herbert De-
Bruler, deceased should not be settled as Insoyent
dec 10 3w-p 81 SAML I. JENKINS. Cl'k.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
MIXTURES AND PORTRAITS.
MIR. ]. w. YOUNG

From the uery popular Dagnerreotgpe Gallery Of Mr..
HAWKINS, Of Cincinnati.
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies and
w Gentlemen of this place and vicinity, that he
has engaged Rooms at the Sherwood House for a
short time for the purpose of taking Miniature Por-
traits. The public generally and ladies particularly
invited TO call and examine specimens. decl4-tw2m
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

kiAECUIOR'S Saie.-Wi be sold at public
IL sale on Thursday, the 23d day Of December ne
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
T. NJ, on said day, at the late residence of Doctor
William Iraon, deceased, in the city of Evansville
all the personal property of said deceased CONSISTING
ofhousehold and kitchen furniture beds and beddng
one horse one buggy and harnass, lot of medicine.
and shop furniture
Terms made known on the day ofsale. .c
1t not all sold on the 23ri the sale will no continued
from day to day until all is sold
AMERICA TRAFTON, Executrix.
dec 3-w3w-prs feeSl So
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

CO Snow commenced falling last night
about one O'Clock, and this morning the ground
is pretty well covered From present appear
ances the sleighing will be good.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

NEW ORLEANS Dec 4th.
The MARKET.Very little attention was paid to bus
mess yesterday, population being pretty much alb
Eorbed IN the grand ceremonial attending the arrival
of Gen. Taylor-The sales of Cotton hardly reached
1900 bales, generally at further slight advance in
prices-Ol Sugar, only $50 hhds. taken-Sales OF goo
bills MolGsses at 49, TO l9kc per gallon-a falling off
Flour in better demand and $500 bbls sold, incu-
ding 2600 bbls, 1850 and 1850 Ohio from fiatboats
at So %, 200 at 50 25 100 do. Illinois at SIS 90 100
do at So % and 200 do. ST. Louis, in two lots at IS
70 TO So IS per bbl-A sale OF 500 sacks White Corn
at 55c. per bushel. A lot of 1900 sacks Wheat was
disposed of at 95c per bushelSmall lots OF Oats
bring 40c. in sacks-ln Provisions little change
Prime Beef was sold, at s. so per bbl. and 100 6bs
mess, al. Of Pork, 100 bbls. old mess taken
at SO % per Dbl, further debline-Prime Bacon
Sides selling at 6lc per lb-Of Taow, 1000 lbs sold
at TIC. per lb-3OO bales prime Eastern HAY sold at
Sl7 90 per ton, slight advance-A cargo of 5000
sacks Liverpool Salt, mostly coarse brought 67c per
sack. Of1iobacco, % hhds. Mason county admitted
sold at 6.c per lS-Nothng done in foreign ireghts.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

brushes! Brushes!!-Just opened full as
- sortment of Counter, White Wash, Shoe Horse.
Shaving, Hair Cloth Varnsh, Paint and scrub Brush
es For sale low by ls28l NJ w. FOSTER.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

MARKEDLY the Rev. N. " Steadman, Of this
city, on the 9th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM JACOBS of this,
county, to Miss LOUISA PARvIN of Posey county.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

H@m1.A THE Atlantis has been docked &
S9siEfIss q throughiy repaired and furnished and
now in fine order, and has resumed
her trips to Shawneetown and Henderson--leaves
Evansville every Wednesday at O'Clock, p NJ and
Evansville every Sunday at 4 O'Clock A NJ. loo To-
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

WINDOW and Wall Paper.-We have Sc
w lected and full supply of window and wall Pa
per, oflatest patterns, [fel5l Z. BELL
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
Sale of Forfeited school Ionds

ME purchasers of the following tracts of school
4 Land IN the county Of Vanderburgh having tail
cd TO pay the annual instalmens of interest due there
on and the contracts Of sale having thereby become
forfeited, and the land reverted 10 the townships 10
whichlt formally belonged Therefore, in compli-
ance with the provisions of the thirteenth article Of
the thirteenth chapter ofthe Revised Statutes of the
State OF Indiana, for the year lS43 sand tracts will
be offered at public sale, the door of the Court
House, In said county, separately on the 2Sth day of
January 1913 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and 4oclock P. NJ, of said day, to-wit:
ne n or OF the n W or, and the or Of the W
or dissection l6, in township s. 5 range lowest.
Also the W qr Of the or of section l6 in town
ship g. range II west
Also, the Or ofthe Or of section Is, in town
ship z, range IL west. lFf'
The purchaser will be required to pay one fourth of
the purchase money in hand, and per cent interest
on the residue for one year in advances and will be al
lowed twenty hive years credit said residue by pay
ing the interest thereon annually in advance az the
rate of per cent W
WILLIAM II. WALKER.
nov 25-ds- p So Auditor Of Vanderl,urgh eou,f,-