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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
From the Savannah Republican,
A DISCLOSURE.
yeur friend,
z. TAYLOR.

Our readers will reRember that in our pa
per of Dec. 18Th, we adyerted 10 letter of
the correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot,
dated Dec. leth, 1916, the purport. of which
was that the Executive at Washington had In
It's possession, a correspondence showing that
the commencement of hostilies on the Rio
Grande might have been hohorably avoided.
The letter writer asserted that Arisa, at the
instance OF President Herrera, had addressed
a note to Gen. Taylor, urging it upon him,
that hostlities might be avoided, and Mexi-
can honor maintained, il the force of the Two
nations were kept away from The disputed
territory between the Nueces and Rio Grande
and that bis proposition was forwarded by
Gen. Taylor to the Executive at Washington,
where it was suppressed, instead OF being
Communicated 10 Congress.
Abiding TO this statement, we then made
the following remarks:
"Strange as itmay seem, the substance Of
the last paragraph was made known 10 US
more than four months ago by Carolnian,
who is always posted up upon public matters.
The statement was even stronger than that
of.lhe correspondent of The Patriot. 1t was
this that eArsla distinctly stated, that il
the American forces were not pushed for
ward upon Matamoras, the point Of honor
roould be apoided and no fight would be ne
cessary; butif the contemplated movement
was carried out, Mexicans would be compel
led TO resist, even if the struggle should ter-
inmate in the annihilation OF the Repub.
Iic." sfeI 10 es-sa 4,,.. !.
We have now TO add, from the Washington
correspondent OF the Charleston Mercury,
another letter strongly con6rmatary Of The
correctness Of the above reports. This is 9
letter written by our late consul at Matamo
Fas to Gen. Taylor. one surely of sufficient
| Importance TO demand the attention Of the
Executive; beside which, il would appear
thut Mr. Marks himself went to Washington
TO lay the ovenures for an amicable adjust
ment of differences before The President Of
the United States During bis absence on
this Grand. Mr. Marks was assured by Gen
Arista, that no declaration of war would be
made on the part of Mexico. But TO The
letter:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
I am, with great respect, sir,
Your obedient servant,

Signed, = ISAAC d. MARKS.
Then follows another letter of Mr.. NJ. TO
Mr.. Buchanan, dated New Orleans, Oct. 20,
1915, in which he says he encloses a copy
Of the above to him. aA
Here then is another link to the chain Of
evidence to show that information of vital
importance was in possession of the Presi-
dent which was not communicated to Con
gress, the publication Of which has been sup,
pressed 10 this day. To look at the matter
under its present aspect, would appear that
a resort TO arms could easily have been avoid
ed without the least compromise of Irrational
honor. What will The country say Of the
conduct of lis rulers, when all this corFespon
dence sees the light? We avail with impa
tience further developments.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

A MEXICAN VIEW. OF THE WAR.
The editor Of the La Pdtrid, Spanish
paper printed al New Orleans, has furnished
his contemporaries with a translation of a
letterreeeived by gentleman in that city
giving the plan of the campaign it is said
Santa Anna has adopted. The letter is da
led
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL:

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNINGS,
AT $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
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(CoPY.1
: = : KO0I I y =. =. = =
Village of China on the river San Juan,
September 23d, lS45.
To Gen. q. Taylor, 80 -as
Commanding o. S. Troops,

Commanding U. S. Troops,
1922 at Corpus Christi, Texas:
Sir have the honor TO inform you, that
have had several conferences at Monterey
with Gen. Mariana Arisla, Commander-n-
chief of the Mexican forces on the frontier
Of the Rio Grande, in relation to the differ
ences at present existing between The U. s.,
and Mexico, and | am pleased TO state TO
you, that from the opinions and views he
made known TO me, the cabinet of Mexico
! is disposed 10 enter into an amicable arrange
ment with the U. States, in relation TO the
| boundary, and all other momentOus questions.
Although was not closed with any official
authority, | took upon myself, as citizen
of the United States, desiring to see the Two
countries in harmony of friendship, to say,
that ii has ever been and is the policy and sin
cere wish of the government and the people
of The u. States 10 cultivate the good will
and friendship of the sister republics of the
American continent, and most especially
Mexico, and that / was confident the United
States would make a liberal settlement with
Mexico relative to the boundary question.
As Gen. Arista was under the impression
that | was secret agent of the U, S., though
| declared 10 him quite contrary, and that
was only acting as private individual, en-
| deavoring 10 avoid recourse 10 arms be-
tween the two countries, he nevertheless
thought ii advisable to send minute of con-
ferences TO his government, and assured me
that there will be no declaration OF war on the
part of Mexico, until can proceed on to
Washington and lay before the President
the views of Mexico of which am posses
sed
Gen. Arista pledged his honor 10 me that
no large body of Mexican troops should cross
the left bank of the Rio Grande, that only
small parties not 10 exceed 300 men should
be permitted to GO as far as the Arroyo
Colorado go leagues from the Rio Grande,
and they should be strictly ordered only TO
prevent Indian depredations and illicit trade
then had no hesitation in assuring him that
you would not commit any aggressive act
against Mexico, or her citizens, and that you
would solely maintain the position you at
present occupy at or near the Nueces river
| trust in having made this assurance tohim,
though, again repeat, did it as private
citizen of the United States, il will meet
with your appreciation and be adheared TO
as in a great measure peace depends on
your prudent movement alone in this partc
ular. 3. utr= ssef.z s...5-v} e..l' ts.-,e--,.
\ Geen. Arista spoke also ofIndian incur
sons on the frontier of the RIO Grande, and
is under the impression that they could be
prevented by the troops under our command
as the Indians always come from the Nueces
river. expressed my profound regret at the
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

OF the Two regiments of mounted men
from Tennessee and Kentucky, who left their
respective States 10 join inc, in June the lat
ter has just reached Camargo; the former
had not got to Matamoras the latest dates
from there. Admitting that they will be as
long in returning as in getting here, (to say
nothing of the time necessary to recruit their
horses,) and were to discharged in time 10
reach their homes,they would serve in Mex-
co but very short time. The foregoing
remarks ale not made with the view of find
ing fault with any one, but 20 point out The
difficulties with which | have had to con-
tend.
Monterey the capitol of New Leon, is sit
uatedon the San Juan river, where it comes
outof the mountains; the city (Which contains
a population OF about 12,0OOl being in part
surrounded by them, at the head of alarge and
beautiful valley The houses are of stone
in the Moorish style, with fiat roofs, which
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
Real Estate at Auction.

He undersigned will sell at public auction
: on Wednesday the 18th inst, tire pleasant
brick residence the corner OF franklin and
Spring streets, now occupied by W. ;. Adele
man. The house IS two stories high, ans full
lot.
Also, a two story brick house Washington
Avenue. now occupied by Mrs. BIles-
Also. a lot containing about one acre, on Front
street. immediately south of Horney's Smith
SHOP with park house and good stable en- IT,
Also lot on Market street, with seye raj small
tenefnents it.
| viii also offer for sale on the same day )
acres of land two-aud- If miles asst of Rich
inous., on the national road.
The title viii be made indis2utable The
terms Will be one third cash in han1--one third
IN one wear, and the other third in two years =
THIS property is all desirable and will BE- sold at
far rates JOHN mi II
Sept. 9TH. lS.7 3I-ts
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1<UERIFF.S SALE.-Ey virtue Of an ENecn-
= ton TO me directed, from the Wayne Circuit
Court, | will expose at public sale at The touf'
house door in CeHtreX lie, WAYNE County. lndi-
ana, the 18th day Of pctoaer. leii, between
the hours Of ten o'clock. a ir,, AMI four cfeck
p. IN of said cay. the following property to-@'t;
Three certain parcels tracts al land. situate N
the County of " aync, ana State OF in3iana, assi
known as beng part vf the southeast quarter
of See No. th.r,y-two - in Township NUM-
cred fiftern 10, kange one / J. west begin
uing AT u stake on the west size OF The north CON
tuuaton Of front street IN the borough OF Eiela-
mond at the southeast corner Of land Of Marx
Reeves. running thence north foriy-four IL
degrees. east niue 9 3-ln} three tenths perches
to ST axe, the corner Of :. x ID. :. Horney lot,
thence north forty six 40 degrees along the
line of :. & D. 5 Horney's lot eleven and eighty
five hundreihs II e5-lUO} perches TO a stake en-
the southeast side Of an alley one Il perch wide,
the nee along said alley south forty four Al dc
crees, west SIX and twenty five Hun6rcihs II
% 0uI perches a stake at the end of said al
lev thence north fftN-two and one half (a2tl
degrees west and two ient!s (2I0) of perch 10
the southwest corner OF David Nore's iana,
thence south forty-iour a degrees, west along
said Nore's land four and forty three hundreihs
Il i3-I00J perehes to stake at the northeast
corner of Marx Reeves land, thence south fifty
two ami fourth ~ / degrees, east twelve
10 perches along Mark Reeves land to the
place of beginning; estimated 10 contain thr"e
quarters - OF an acre of land.
A $50, part OF the southeast and south west
quarter OF section thirty five 49,. township four
teen tlil. range one y. west thirteen (l3l
cut OF the soutii-w corner OF the follow
ing described tract OF land, 10 wit: beginning
the centre of section thirty -tive 50 !, township
fourteen al, range one west, running thence
eas, one huncred anu twenty x eight ,cnths 100
$40 perches to u stake. thence south thirty So
degrees, east twenty four n links TO a buckeye.
thence on the same course seventye ght and
seven tenilis - 40 perches to the section line,
thence south forty i0) degrees east nineteen
and five tenths 10 5-l0I percnes TO a stake,
thence south seven perches 10 stake on the
north side of the Cumberland road, thence south
eighty two 81 degrees west along the north
side of said road eighty four and eight tenth
Il e-loI perchcs TO post in front of brick house,
thence south eighty-seven and half (e1A de-
grees, west still along the north side of said
road ninety and five tcnths 30 5-l0] perches
to stake, thence north one hundred aud five
and seven tenths l05 10 10 the beginning.
Also, lot numbered sixty 60 in that part of
the City Of Richmond, w County, Indiana,
laid off by Charles w Starr. Taken as the
property of John Smith TO satisfy said Execution
IN favor Of William s. Addleman.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh'f w. C,
Sept. 18th, 1871. 3sts Sc
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SIEEP ERA FENN Err,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Umbrellas, Ea.asoEs. &c.

70. I26, Hdrkct Sfeet, South Side, BE I0m Fourth.
PHILaD l. IIIA
I INVITE the attention of Merchants and Man
uiacturers to their very Extensive, Elegant,
New Stock, prepared with great care and offered
at the totccst possible prices for cash.
The prime ipls which this concern is estab-
llshed Is to consult the mutual interests of their
customers and themselves, by manufacturing a
good article, selling it at the Lowest Price for
Cash, and realizing their own remuneration in
the amount of sales and uick returns.
Possessing inexhaustible facilities for manufa c.
ture. they prepared to supply orders to any
extent, and respectfully solicit the patronage of
Merchants, Manufacturers and Dealers
Philade lphia, July I3, 1917. 29-2m.
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EvE's ToMB.-A bout two miles north
ward of Djidda is shown the tomb of IIowa
tEve.) the mother Of mankind. i, is. as |
was informed, q rude structure Of stone.
abou, four fee, il length. two or three feet
IN height, and as may in breadth. thus re-
sembling tho tomb of Noah, seen in tho
valley of Bekaa. in Scria.
Buchhardt' Travels in Arabia.
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CIstisNiTl. Y. l0Gk, AND PHILADELPHIA
A 4 a Es ID,
ANDREW IcCLEART (, co,
and k'crw aI.!ins aEelchan;
PORK pAC kTD =

PORK PACE 1-ES.
On Canal, JsftrzeR Main " Sycamore streets,
CINcTNN oHIo
I'LL. receive aud sell Flour. Whisky.
PORK, Bacon. Lard, lnsecd oil, and all
other articles Of rro9uee, ana render account OF
sales forthwith. IN all eases.
The senior partner, ANDREW McCIEARY, late
of Ro>SyIlie Ohio. sollcits from his OLD frieuts
ana ac4uaintaneess q share OF their business
Ju!y 8, 1871 No 2o-jm
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NEW FALL. ebfes GOODS
BLANCHIY < SIMPSON.
No. II, Pcari Sired. Cincinnati

! RE now IN receipt of large and well as
q sorted Stock OF new + all anu " inter Goods,
purchased at early am reduced prices, and are
offered upon such terms as cannot iaIi 10 satisfy
countrv Merchants " Ii this market.
Ne respectfully solicit our Our old customers
ana Western Merchants gen-Jaliy - examine
our Stock this Fall. as II viii be usualiv large,
comprising every variety and style o: ioreign
ana American Dry Goods adapted to the " "stern
tra3e.
Cincinnati, August 10. 1871. p'd 2n
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DEATHS.

DIEp,-On Friday evening last, WILLIAM,
and mon tbs.
On Thursday evening last. of consumption of
the lungs. MARY, daughter of Mr. THOMAS
Benton, Of this city, aged about , years & mo.
On the 9TH instant, in the vicinity Of this place,
WILLIAM HARVEY, aged about 2I: and. on
Friday last, his brother, JOHN HARVEY, aged
about %.
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LUMBER. OXEN. AND
vi &C HIN e S !!

THNHE subscriber wishes to exchange
4 Thrashing Machine for Lumbcr--a Yoke
of large Oxen for Cash, and has Travelling
Machine 10 Rent or Sell. l.. w. ROBINSON.
Also, cheap HORSE, which he will exchange
for Lumber Cash
I37Shop on Main strcet--west of Burk s Stable
Richmond, September 1877. 37:2tx
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on which the Tax OF 1916 is not previously DGia.
will be advertised for sale on the FIRST OF
OCTOBER NEXT, for that Tax, including the
Tax OF 1911. Those interested are notified of the
fact. and that they will heavy additional
expense by attic ntion in Cue time
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
NEW TAILOR SHOPM
OUR TAILOR SHOP.

ME subscr iber has removed to JoR BoRToy's
OLD STAND where he will be ready all
times to attend to customers in his line. Being
IN receipt of the Philadel phia and New York
Fashions. he viii do work up in the bes. and most
fashionable style at fair Prices.
MATTHIAS CONKLE
\ B,-Persons wishing TO have plain work
done have it site nded to by Job Borton.
August 10, al. 33-6m-
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VYasI.ingtonians!

A Temperance Meeting will
be held in the II. l.. Church, on
thursday evening next, at early
candle light. MIR. RosEcR,>rz.
Of Ncw-Y orIk. will address the
meeting. The Ladies' and Gen
tlctncn of Richmond and vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend.
N,RRlHD.-By the rev J. {. schulz on tie
! fth inst. to-day Mr. G. WV. PARE, to Miss c.
VI. HEvEKERDEI,; all Of this city.
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TAXES FOR 1917.

Z ENPEC T to attend in the several townships
. in the County, in order to receive the Taxes
"i the present year, on the following days,
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And thereafter at the Trrasuer's Office at Cen
trevitle, until the first Of the lst mo. January
next.
Payment should be made within the time sae-
CITED, and 1t is Desirable that all who can do So
should settle at the times OF attendance in the
Townships; such Us do at that time will please
not delay until too the last of the wear. as
much inconvenience arises 10 all conceyned from
the great press OF business within few weeks Of
the last.
ROAD RECEIPTS f>r the amount of Road
Tax on Real Estate, where the work has been
donel should be presented at the time of pay
ment.
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D E n IT'S [ R Y i.
A. n. NEWTON.

ID ESPECTFULLT informs the citizens Of
u Richmond and vicinity. that he has iusi
..Come TO Town. and will stop at h Brookin's
Hotel four five weeks. until the close of the
Yearly Meetings Those wish ing satisfactory
operations On their teeth. are solicited to call
Richmond, Aug. 81 1871 36-3w
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Administrators Sale.

Z ME undersigned will offer at public sale, at
Z the late residence of James P. Thomas,
six miles ORTIZ East of Richmond, Friday,
the cth day of October, lo4i Horses, Cattle,
Hogs. Sheep, one four-horse Wagon, two
horse Wagon, Wheat Oats. Barley, Hay, Flax
and Clover Seed, one Thrashng Machine, Farm
ing Utensils, Wheat Fan. a variety OF Household
ana Kitchen Furniture, Corn in the field. one set
of Blacksmith Tools, and set OF Carpenter
Tools. ana many other things too numerous to
mention. Il credit of twelve months all
sums exceeding three dollars. Further terms
will be made known the day of sale Sale to
commence at 0 o'clock, A. VI. of said day.
HENRY w. THOMAS, Admir-.
September 9th, loIs. BITS
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CINClNNA Att MARK EFT.


Shingles. do $50
Va p Shingles in ward. "a Loo
Boards do. clear .S-2l@a 80
,J93,JG 60 DO com. l2al7 80
RS. ib55 Slaves. hid l4aIo, 90
404.50 do brl saI3.00
Hoop poles ,hhd l2al 500
lOaIl DO brl 5al0.0o
I2'd2OI do key. Sal 90
2OU25 MoLAssES:
\. Orl-s IT. gal. 3fa35c
G3@7 sugar house, l5su l6r
Country, soc
In!9 PROVISIONS:
22G23 Beef. Mess, y brI ------
"a do smoked. y HJ Na9c
~ Tongues, tydoz, i.3oa5
Pork, clear, RbrI $500
1918 do mess, 100
14W-t do prime, l2,V,
7 ara do rump, IIa1l.50
7lG-4 Bacon, hog I'd, ia. &c
AL: do shoulders, &c
81 90 do sides, 14ae4c
ga Is do hams, ea-4c
SAP so do do canvass'd, s4a9c
10 $50 do DO sugar Gu. lhalol
3.lGV 10 Lard, NoI ], J4aI04
J., 81, so do no ,, G3aS
do Grease, STAT
25@5o. SEED;
1880 Clover. from store, ) "
GAL, - Timothy, -----.
000, 90 FIax-eed, T. So III DC (
Mustard, S.2f@2 80 .
cts. SALT:
SD. 80 Kanawha, t bu 26a21c
IG, 80 Liverpool, sack, i '3a2
,4l0.25 do coarse, ,5Jal 60 F.
sI.{0li SUGARS:
all. 30 y Orleans, Il ID 7.asi
~ : 80 Havana, white, 1tn9
/, 90 DO yellow, 944l :
DO brown, 641e1 .
2jU2G Loaf. Nos. l 10 :, I0Hl3
Crushed / powd. ll1"ll
: ) cts. Brazil, Toe
3I433 TEAS:
454jG GunPowder, Y lb Goa = /
son ~ linpefidi, -" = ?
Pea y Young Hyson, 5oa 40 .
r0l9 do Canton, IL .
10Hl2 Touchour. 5AE1 = /
Souchong, 3dG65 /
GIl,09 TALON:
55M GOc Rendered, " ID 14faSc I
Rough, '1c
.Iff2Jci VEGETABLES:
,n. SOC Potatoes, II bus. 20.G25
fTurniPs, $500
! a % wool, FLEECE:
GA | 30 Full blood, u fb 3ihG -
a@2 90 7 do :1~630
;l0G20I ! do 25a p
1 do 2,112j
~laI2cIComlaon, - u2}
So. -11 p,tif.l - -
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Building Materials Wanted

TsNHE undersigned wishes TO purchase 4 lot of
seasoned plank, sheeting, scantling, shin
cles &c; also, stone, lime and sand, if applica-
ton be made soon. IRWIN REED
Richmond, Aug. Il, ls4.. 34tf
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FURTHER FROM MAJOR LALLY


We arc Informed from Vera Cruz from
very respectable source that he was
known TO have past more and 10 have boon
on his way in safety 10 Pucbla. He made
some delay in Jaiap,. Oar readers may
be Interested in VIVA, is said of the move
ments of the train prior 10 It's leaving jail
apa IN the Anahulc Sun. The bulc.in Of
jalap1 says that after he had boon attack
cd at Cerro Gordo he retired to tho plain al
al tho samo timo the Cuorrillas retircd.-
On tho following day the train common
ced marching to Jalnpa. and on Thursday
evening had not entered that place. On
the 18th It was reported at Jalapa that the
guerrIlas had attacked our troons near
HAT place and all the evening tho road for
near a milo was covered with men women
and children.
Thor movements wore no doubt caused
by tho booming Of cannon aud muske.-
~ from our troops, the citizens however
returned 10 their homes without receiving
any injury. The guerriIlas are said 10
have numbered two hundred and fftv.
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notice 40 Stockholders

EEANY PERSONS, are still indebted to me
va old accounts; some very small sum,
that viii BY means IncoTlmoGe them TO pays
all Of artic5 would be of service to me.
IRWIN REED.
Up. S.-I Will sell Won Goods in my line as
cheap Is ever Please call at the old stand.
Richmond, August i, 1871. 34tf
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Administrators Notice.

a administrators Notice.
" Office is hereby given, that letters of adj
= ministration with the WILL of JAMES p.
Thomas, late Of the county of Wayne and State
Of Indiana, deceased, were daily granted to the
undersigned BY the Probate Court of said county
at the August Term thereof, lo4t. All persons
having any claims against said Estate, desired
To present the same to the undersigned within
one year, duly proven. The Estate Is solvent
HENRY W. THOMAS, Admir-.
September 9th, I-i1- 31:3w
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f37:3tS2 80
$ I O g X Il . N 5

z sIEOT and Plate TEETH, for sale at
MARNON'S DRUG STORE.
Richmond, 9Th mo. 9th, 1871. 3ltf
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EEESW AK
Yellow, goa =
BREAD.
Pilot, y brl 50, 2J163 %
b. &. w. Crackers, ib5 /
Boston do u brl i04, 81
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RATES OF TAXATION.
All Real Estate in the Count,

Centreville, Sth mo. AUG 25, 1917. IS