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suriuu and GUNNER Meoirine.
-- ------.-S..r-..s.rMr,,S sARsAPARIIrA.

DR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILLA.
yHE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.
rI,HIs EXTRACT 10 Pot up In TDrrt eotfi<' NY ~ hnass
Il oknuer pleasxnief, and warranted superior 70 any
,oja N cures diseases without porsung Yggug, rese
mr. OF des,iaafnE the patient -, ..,sr,.
fhe great beauty sns superiority OF ms sIssp.Il !,
over ali otber remedies H. while Il ersdeAsas disease,
Invigorsies The body.
III HAS PERFORMED
uozE rHtx $4,000 cUKEs IRIS TEAs
400 cUsEs OF RESIGNATION
900 cuSEs OF DYsPsPsIA, =,
Esrvoss Energy.
a 600 FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND OWES,
600 CURES OF DISEASES " a.,
OF he Blood viz; Ulcers scrofals, ErysipelS, SAL
RheQm Ptzpss on the face nc &c together Win nuner'
au csses OF Consumption Liver Complaint. Spinal Atec-
ions Ne This we are swsre, must sppesf inerecioe,
but We have letters from physicians and our Agents
Al psrts OF the United states Informing us OF eIsodn
sry curss Van Buskirk, ESQ one OF the mos;
Ne drg 10 Newark. New Jersey informs US tnst ne
Fan refer TO than hundred and any cases No tnss
place aoue. There thousands Of esses IN me oI oI
Ssw.York which will refer 10 With pleasure anu 70
men Of character well known.
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PaIvArR GLASS IN FRENoH.

DROF. BAssEr has removed TO Sos Bfosd"ey corner
of Frsnkn-sL where he will he pleased TO receive hs
pupils the 8th inst and also form class IN Peaeh
the 18Th.
N b. A suitable room To let for an srlisL my62w
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m TOWNSEND Dear SIR have the pleasure 70 M
s Won hat three Of my children have been cured OF e
scrohla be The Of your excellent medicine. lucy
- ssac,ed very severe v with bad sores; have tsren
only fonr bottles Il took them away, for which eei my
.eg under deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
WI ISAAC w. GRAIN lo6 WoosIer'sL
vo-kN
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co Snn WANTED on bond and mortgage on pro-
,N,D,.b pertv worth 5000 Tor which per cent lser'
s.t " I'm be given hut no commission. Apply 70
ia n Y. } COLEMAN. 50 Wal-'t
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situations, &r. nJanteb.
TO COACH MAKERS.

xITASTFD-A situation in coach MAKERS estAhiish'
w rsnt hv respectable young aiey arrived rom
Turop- possessing general knowledge OF the business
srd =. he has worried most Of the brsuches he would
make himself generally useful Address W. Ia {, a. ne
ONCE Of This paper. mylV y
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ffaal Notices.

ny ORDER OF Hon John w. Edmonds, Jeas, =" ~
DFirst Circuit notice IL hereby given, pursn< s.ass
proyi.ous Of the statute authorizing Attachments ~
sbsconding concealed, and nonresident deeo'
attsrnment issued against the estate OF yonn ~
resident Of Belyille, NewJersey, and mat tne ar ~
be sold for the payment Of bis debts, unless he r
discharge such attachment, according 70 az" "a fs
months from the first publication Of this noues
the payment Of any debls due 10 him sad me 10 Kim -
him or for his use, OF any property belonging ss a.
and are vold-Dsted the 9TH day Of Decenoe, , I'm
DANA, W00DRUFFS LEOrAs,,s
Attorneys for Attaching Srsa',yoc,A
xlsu At New i "
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General Notices.

ROBERT ". MORRIS, Y. VI.
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IrNrrrn STATES OFFICER.

Cant O. W McLesn, member Of The New'Jersey Legs.
lsure late o. the United States Navy has kindly sem
VIC 'ON RAILWAY. Jan. Is, 1871.
war since was taken with the rrEaen;a and my
h,i. .v.ter len In debitsted stste was induced 10
,y mr. oxnsaad'. SrI aEJara. and ser taxing two or
,srss bo,es Was very much relieved ana sroutso II
sneiv 10 The said Sarsspsrila have continued psAns
n s,S snd nat | improve every day believe II saved
v ~ and would aol be without II under any eonsia
NY NE al" ""1'~ O. w. MCLEAN
N'" THE EDITOR -
John Jackson ESQ Editor of the Railway kspun,,Cs
npblsbed he above certificate ard remarks IL AZ eN0'
The success OF DR.. Tovnsend's prepsrsuoh Q, $3.50
nsia appesrs 70 be q the mO-t extraordinary
I've pubi.h today two certificates IN ils oehai unS
cs,t Mclean of his town and from Rev MI nl'e
Of staten Island = gentleman well known In ksnwsy6
sr NJ, White seems to entertain equslly strong con,
6denee in It's efficacy. Intelligent men IKE these
rot praise 90 strongly what they did noiEy oee'e
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An ASSISTANT TEACHER - wanted 10 aeoys
n scAoo within hours sail OF the city one OF ~
Derence and abb y In the management OF YOUTH cspsoe
Of svi1g Instruction in the branches usually taught cas
sical o. mathematical may find this notice worthy OF aten-
ton 4 preference would he gvento one having Sh0~-
edge Of vocal music Address (postpsid) A. X. Y. DO
YSS " ~ my8 81.
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scROFITLA CURED.

This certificate was handed into Dr. Townseno oue
M e-k and ncusively prove that bis sarsapers ma
,sct control over the most obstinate diseases OF me
blood Three persons cured 10 one house Is impress
denied. -. .,,,- ,,0,-,-
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STEAM RNGINE for sale, corner Of Spruce and God
Sss-An en- ine and boiler Of horse power alfo,
engine Of .. horse blower drilling machine, two aihes
h~--nWs ahAf.lnE ard : feW inola ~ ~
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C-En-IU NUI NIh1 NE fAt IN =
- i0Uohers -Ag gent wanted for the sale Of anew and
f psent article that be sold to every family In Inc
,on Men OF enterprise and business habits can make
$500 TO 81 GOO year Such chance seldom ohers e!Iefs
post paid will receive attention. ~
myi I'm e. ALOEN, III rultOu-.t.
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DDARDISG-Aner the first Of May private iamlly
ID will he prepared 10 accommodate two genleel IA ul-
lies with board and pleasant rooms furnished or uular-
nished At 1870 Fourth 81 three doors from sage Ioeo'
AIso gentleman can be accommodated with full or par.
,ath. IN ~. bcnse 81 I'M
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

The following extract from a letter from Washing
ton, under date of May %, 1917, published in the Yer
mont Gazette, is an additional circumstance going
to establish the fact that the proposition in the gov
eminent paper for seizng the property Of the Mex
lean Church was one in serious contemplation by
other persons than the government EDITOR
"A perfect yell has been raised by the Opposition
papers about the Unions proposition to sequester the
the church property lift proved to be true-and it was
undeniabe-that its funds were being used to con-
tinue the war with the United States.
"The proposition of the Union was wise, and
hope net TO see a carried out The property belong
ing the church in Mexico given expressly for
certain objects, and those who administer its funds
take upon themselves high and holy trusts and have
more right to apply it to the support OF the mlser-
estate OF Lorillard in New York would have to apply
aportion of the property OF the heirs to the prosecution
of the war by the United States"
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County. IS.
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation,
June 30h lS47.
Thomas McCalpin, es.
Patterson Frame, Patsey Lilleston, Sarah
Greathouse John Greenhouse, Elijah Lii. In Chan
lesion, Samuel c. Lilleston, Anna +. Lii Gerry
lesion and Nancy A. Lilleston.
NDnow at this time, to-wit June Goth, 1877,
N comes Thomas McCalpin, the above named
complainant by lngle & Wheeler his solicitors, and
files in the office of the Clerk the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court his certain Bill of complaint against the
above defendants. And it appearing from the afida-
Wit, of disinterested person this day filed in the
Clerks office aforesaid that Patterson Frame OF
the above named defendants is at this time
ident of the State OF Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given the said Patter
son Frame that unless he be and appear before
the calling of this at the the term OF the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court TO be held at the court
house in Evansville, on the third Monday in Sepiem
Der next, and plead TO answer the complainants
said bill of complaint the will be las 10 HIM
ken as confessed. Ijyll SAM'L TJENklNS,C l'k
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THE JOURNAL.
TO THELADIES.

The Committee of Arrangements for the eel
ebration of the Fourth of July by the Sons and
Sunday Schools respectfully call the attention
of the Ladies interested in the Schools to the
subject of providing suitable refreshments for
the children. The subscriptions to the more
solid dinner Of the ''Sons" and guests is pro-
crossing very fairly but the committee have
no means Of learning the progress making for
the childrens dinner. Will the appropriate
Committee of Ladies please take measures to
have this committee informed on the subject
that any wants occurring may be supplied.
The Committee know that if this thing is
understood the supply will be bountiful.
-o" JOHN M. STOCKWELL.
J. LAUGHLIN, Jr.
VIM. III. CHANDLER.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

/, AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF GEN. TAYLoR.-The
following Is portion OF letter from gentleman in
Pensacola to the New Orleans Bulletin. The writer,
II appears has seen letter from Gen. Taylor OF Just
about the same date the old heros famous letter to
the Secretary OF War which the nation is anxious
to
Superb as the battle of Buena Vista was in all its de-
tails skilliul the selection of the ground; de-
voted those who laid down their lives face
To the enemy distinguished every who
bore arms that day yet all these glories fade in
parrson with the determination OF that calm old man.
who called upon TO decide between a retreat and
assured security within the walls OF Monterey or
battle with four times the number he could bring into
the field.
He reasoned thus; here are 5000 men left to hold
Saltllo and our positions at Angostura with the al
tentative of retreat upon Monterey, where there
provisions for six months. Circumstances justify
treat There precedents Tor 1t, and the order OF
Cen Scott Ii the army retreats the consequences are
certain. 1t will be safe in Monterey until reinforce
mens reach it, but before these reinforcements
arrive the numerous enemy, falling by TANKS
will occupy the Rio Grande from Camargo to the Bra
EOS, destroying the garrsons and magazines and cut
ting oft the communications This result will be most
disastrous. 1t is inevitable 1T the army remains in
its present position there chance of success and
supposing it happily realized. everything is saved
But the chances in favor of the triumph of 90
900 men, led by the hope that small forces Of
undisciplned troops give way in the attack and
by the expectation ofgreat booty.
In the rst case, them the consequences of retreat
certain,
In the second case the consequence of defeat would
be less disastrous than in the first case but the
latter must also be added the immolation ofour army
But still it affords chance of success. We will take
that chance! So deciding, General Taylor quietly
gave his orders and after the days work done.
sat down the night of the Dist of February just
hours before he attacked by Santa Anna, and
his relative and friend describing his situa
ton, and speaking plainly but with dignity, of the
treatment he had received from his superors also of
his arrangements the approaching crisis ofhs
confidence in his little army Of his hopes but not of
his fears. One sheet and the page OF another, a
record, were thus devoted. The remaining pages
given to his private affairs, directing the man
agement of his estate, and expressing affection for his
family.
The writer of this communication has been honor
ed with perusa of that letter. He marked the bold
character in which it wrtten the even lines and
the unboted pages, giving evidence that was writ
ten calmly if the writer had been seated by the
fireside of his own happy home. 1t written in
simple but easy style, without efjr wishes to
write to relatives and friends. But still it bore evil
dence all his writings do, of clear judgement and
pure thought. CEPHALUS.
PENSACOLA, June 4, 1877.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

HE MORMON TEMPLE.-This celebrated edi6ce has
been sold to committee of the Catholic church, for
$4,000. This community have also purchased other
property in Nauvoo. The building is to be appro
priated to educational purposes connected with the
church into whose hands it has been passed The
last of the Momonsin NauvoO consisting of thirty or
forty families, under the charge of Daniel H. Wells
have left Nauvoo to join the California expedition
Rabbit & Co still remain at Nauvoo to close up
the affairs of the Mormons.-St. Louis Republ-
can.
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CELEBRATION OF THE
Sons of Temperance and Sabbath. schools.

Sons of Temperance and Sabbath. Schools.
ARRANGEMETs BY THE MARSHAL.
The different Divisions Of the Sons of Temper
ance, and the Sunday School Scholars with their
Teachers, will assemble at their several rooms
at o'clock, A. M; one gun, fired at the foot
of Main ST., will announce the hour for assem-
bling.
The Lyman Beeeher Division S. of T. will
assemble in the room on Water ST., first floor,
under Temperance Hall, and will be organized
by WIN. H. WALKER, Assistant Marshall.
The Divisions of the s. of T. from Lewisport,
KY, Owensboro, KY, and Henderson, KY, and
from Rockport Ind, and Newburg, Ind, will
assemble in Temperance Hall, on Water ST.,
and be organized in the order named, by JOHN
E. TAYLOR, Assistant Marshal.
JAMES LAUGHLIN, jr., First Assistant Mar
shall, (monted)is charged with the formation of
the Sunday Schools in procession.
The Temple Of Honor Divisions. Oft. will
assemble in the '.Odd Fellows Hall" corner of
Main and First sts., and organize under SAM'L.
L. JENKINS, Assistant Marshal
The Children of the different Sunday Schools
with their Teachers, will assemble at their
School Rooms, and will be organized by the
following Assistant Marshals.
Those of the Methodist Episcopal School, by
HIRAM NELSON.
The Rev. Mr.. Dodgc's School under GILL;
SON MAGHEE
The German Methodist School under JACOB
KERTH.
The Episcopal School under CHARLES BAB-
COCK
The Rev. Mr.. Sneeds School under DANIEL
CHUTE.
The several schools will leave their rooms to
join the procession in the order named above at
10 o'clock-a second gun will announce the
hour. . The Methodist Episcopal School will
move down Locust to Water st.,-Rev. Mr.
Dodge's, German Methodist, and Rev. Mr.
Sneed's School, up Second ST., to Locust ST., and
down Locust, the Episcopal School down Firs
to Locust st.
The Temple of Honor Division S. of L Agil
leave their room at the firing Of the thir Rr
and move up First ST., to Locust, down II
to Water and join the procession.
The Lyman Beecher Division, and the Di
visions from Lewispore, Owensboro, Hender
son, Rockport, and Newburg, will leave thei
rooms at the firing ofthe fourth gun and move
down Water St, to Main.
The procession being formed will move W
Main ST., to Fourth ST., across Main ST., ant
down it to Second ST., down Second to Vine ST.
down Vine to First ST., and up First ST., to the
Grove.
Promptness on the part Of the Assistant Mar
shals is expected in order to prevent confusion
and delays.
The Assistant Marshals of Divisions Of S. o.
7. will provide themselves with blue sashes-
the Assistant Marshals of Sunday Schools will
white sashes.
The citizens are requested to clear the side
walks of all boxes, Barrels, &C., along the route
OF procession.
VIM. ii. CHANDLER,
Chief Marshal
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State of Indiana, vanderburgh Comfy, S.

State of Indiana, VandeTburgh Comfy, SIS.
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation,
June 29Ih, 1871.
Amanda Jane Leonard,
u.s. Petition for Divorce.
John r. Leonard.
A ND now at this time, to-wt on the 29th day OF
IA June, A. ID. lS47 comes the above named COM
plainant Amanda Jane Leonard by Inge & Wheeler
her solicitors and files in the office of the Clerk of VAN
derburgh Circuit Court, her certain Petition for Di-
vorce. And it appearing from the affidavit of dis
interested person this day filed in the Clerks office
aforesaid, that John X. Leonard, the above named
defendant is not at this time resident of the State of
Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said John
k. Leonard that unless he be and appear here on or
before the calling of this the of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court to be holden at the court
house in Evansville, on the third Monday in Septem-
Der next, and plead to answer the complanants
said petition the will be heard and determined
in his absence. lily II SAM'L L JENKINS, elk.
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NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY.

NTsf CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. ~
" The subscribers would respectfully -,
%sliai inform their friends and the public -
that they have renewed their Dry Goods from
the Corner TO the adjoining store formerly
cupied BY Altering & Drummer as 4 Clothing Store,
where they will continue the Dry Good Business and
will receive regular accessions to their stock from
the Eastern cities. They have also received and are
just opening at the of Main and First, large
and well selected stock of Groceries, comprising
nearly every thing in the Grocery line which they will
sell at the lowest price for Cash or Produce.
Country and city merchants are requested to call
and examine their stock. FOSTER & JOHNSON.
Evansville, June %, 1871.
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state of Indiana, vanderburgh County, $.

In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation,
June 3Oth, 1S47.
Horace Dunham Us. l1. Gu
Frederick Wetzel & Margaret Kehrt III On''iioeiS
A ND now ut this time to wit, June 30th 1877
IA comes the above named complainant, Horace
Durham by james G.. Jones his solicitor and filed in
the office Of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court his certain Bill of complainant against the
above named defendants. And it satisfactorily APP
pearing from the affidavit of disinteresed person
this day filed in the Clerks office aforesaid that Fred
rick Wezel and Margaret Kehrt, are not at this time
residents of the State of Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said Fred
rick Wetzel and Margaret Kehrt that unless they
appear and plead to answer the complanants said
Bill of complaint before the calling of this cause
at the next term of the said Vanderburgh Circuit
Court to be held at the Court House in Evansville on
the third Monday in September next the will be
taken as confessed SAM'L L. JENKINS Clerk.
jy l, 3w pr 81 80
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

In the marlborough Circuit Court, vacation, July
LIST, 1871
Howard Brown, Duffield H. Brown, Georgel
r Brown, John Wesley Brown, Wilton
T. Brown, Jacob b. Brown, Edwin A.
Brown, Alfred Brown, James W. Bass & In Chan
Angelina Bass. Us. Scery.
John Law, William H. Law, Jacob Bigelow
George VI. Thatcher, Henry b. Stone
James B. Mccall, jr. Henry Mccall Mary
5 Mccall ,Lucius IL. Scott & James Brown
NOW that is TO say, on the LIST day of July. 1917,
In come the complainants in this cause and file
their bill of complaint against the defendants herein
and appearing that the said defendants Jacob Bgc
low, George NJ Thatcher, Henry Mccall and Henry
B. Stone are not residents of this State they are here
by notified that unless they appear and plead to or
answer the said bill of complaint before the call
ing of this the next term OF said Court to be
held the Court House in Evansville in the County
aforesaid, on the third Monday in September next
the said bill of complaint, TO them, will be taken as
confessed to be true. SAM'L L. JENKINS,
jy /, 3w Pr $3.50. Clerk
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J. LAUGHLIN, Jr.
VIM. Ill. CHANDLER.

0rWe are requested by Mr.. JOHN M. SAMP-
SON, to say that those persons who have meats
to bake for the dinner to be given to the Sons
of Temperance and Sunday School Scholars on
the Bird of July, can have it done FREE of charge
by sending them ready prepared to his bake
shop on Friday the 2nd at o'clock.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY DINNER OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE AND SABBATH

OONO Or lEMT EhANOE AMI DhDDh L II
SCH0OLS.-0n account of the great number
of Sabbath School Teachers and Scholars, Sons
of Temperance with their families and guests
invited from distance, it will not be in the
power of the Committee arrangements to pro
vide dinner for the public at large ON the above
occasion, but each Son ofTemperance and Sab
bath School Teacher will have the privilege of
inviting one or more friend on the occasion and
all Citizens of the city and county who expect
to partake of the dinner either from connexion
with the Sons or Sabbath Schools, or by invita-
tion will enjoy the privilege of subscribing to
the dinner, eithertin provisions or money. All
further necessary information can be had of the
Committee.
The Depots for receiving provisions on the
morning of the Sd are, Neptune and Phoenix
Engine House and the Episcopal School House.
JOHN M. STOCKWELL.
]. LAUGHLIN, Jr.
VIM. I'll. CHANDLER.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

o-EAt the regular quarterly election for
officers of Temple of Honor Division No. 81,
S. of T., in this city, held on Friday evening
last, the following gentlemen were elected:
JNo. NJ. SrocKwELL, w. p.
JOS. p. ELLIOTT, w. A.
NELSON KAzAR, r. S.
H. @. WHEELER, A. K. S.
JOHN GREEK, +. S.
JOHN EcHoLs, L.
CHAs. L. CUTLER, c.
JOHN COOPER, A. e.
AUGUSTUS TRAFTON, |. s.
ISAAC CRANE, o. S.
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ARRANGEMENTS By THE COMMITTEE.

.s Order Of Exercises.
LIST. Song-By the Choir-We all have
quaff'd to days long past. .....--.
End. SOng-By the Sunday School Children.
3rd. Properly Rev. Benoni Stinson.
4th. Song-By the Choir--Sparkling and
light is the water bright.
9Th. Reading Of the Declaration of hadepc,r-
dencc--By Mr.. o. Reilly.
9Th Song-By the Choir-Hail Columbia.
18th. Presentation of the Bible.
Sth. Song-By the Choir-The Spring by the
mountain side.
9th. Oration-By DIR. George B. Walker.
10Th. Anthem-By the Choir.
llth. Song-By the Sunday School Child
rem. ......
The procession will then be formed as be-
fore and proceed to the tables and the company
will partake of the dinner. After dinner the re-
naming exercises of the Sunday School Child
rem will take place, after which the procession
will move as at first arranged, down Second ST.,
to Main where the company will be dismissed.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-07-01

A PRETTY IDEA.-Dr P, who is attach
ed to the Partisan theatre in quality of ply
stefan, expressed his astonishment that man
and woman were not created at the same time,
instead of the latter springing from the rib of
our first parent. A young actress standing by
remarkable for the graceful turn which she gives
to the expression of her ideas, Immediately
said ..-
"Was it not natural, sir, for the flower to
come after the stem?'