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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
SIIERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of special ri ia on decree in cham
ID Gerry, issued from the office OF the clerk Of tho
Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor Of Zephiniah
urday the 18th day Of July lS4s, at the door Of the
Cou:t House in the city OF EVANSVILLE between the
hours of O'Clock NJ, and six O'Clock P N, OF
said day. expose for sale al public auction and out
cry the rents issues and profits for the term OF sew
years of the house the north half OF lot number
SO in the original plan of the town OF Evansville
and OF the interest OF the said John H. Birth in said
half lot and should no person cfi.r or bid Tor sod
rents, issues and profits sum sufficient 10 satisfy
said Fl Fla and costs, ! will at the same time and
place proceed sell public auctIon and cri he
whole estate Of the said John H. Birth in the Said
House and half lot to satisfy said ri ia and costs
JOHN ECHOLS, s. v.
& DfS
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jy 6-3w pfS2.

DEAL Estate for Sale.-Inow oiieT Tor sale
II some of the most desirable Real Estate IN the
city and county, consisting OF the following lots and
tracts of land. Lot No 80 upper enlargement and
lots No l62 g. loo donaon enlargement oil the cay oil
Evansville.
Also the late residence OF Saunders Hornbrook.
decd said to be one of the finest upland Farms In the
county, containing 2Sl also about 300 acres OF
land in which there several improvements, this
last lot will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers.
Also, 10 shares Of Bank stock. .-
For terms appyto L. HOKNbKOOh- J.
ie 22-d2mSw4mI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
LAND ANDTOwN LOTS
FOR SALE.

+ WILL sell at private sale a tract OF Land adJoin
i ing Evansville, containing about twenty sever
acres: also ten or fifteen Lots in the upper enlarge
ment of Evansville, all ofw will sell on reason
able terms in quantities TO suit purchasers lhes'
wishing to purchase Land Lots, will lind 1t to the
w. :" "Fr' &. A. CORBET, Agent,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ELY MOORE.
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES THIRTY
YEARS STANDING.
MOUNT w ASHiSGToN- DERhsHlRk 70
Massachusetts. Nov. %, 1871.


Massachusetts, Nov. %, 1871. }
Messr,. KETcHUM 4 HENsUAw-tiens For thlr-
y years have been afflicted with piles, general do
bilty and inflammation, causing umors and prolap-
sus OF the bowels and which had sisted all the med
ical treatment DIR. Chapman and others could give
The last three years OF that time my sEierngs DEFY
description. was confined To bed, unable TO help
myself, and at last given up by my physicians and
friends IL despair of ever gaining my healih IN tact
tor three days before commenced using DIR. Uphams
Electnary. was entirely SPECIFICS and my burial
clothes were made. But under Providence, and tbs
use OF Dr. Upham's EIoc;uary, though an OLD MAN,
have the pleasure stating the TO the public
that my health is now good. and hope TO live many
years, If is Gods WILL make known the virtues
of DIR. Upham's ElectuaTy, and To recommend II 10
my afflicted fellow creaii Ii helped be ond
all expectations OF all thai knew my Gaze. and can
only say TO Others that Is in my opinion. the best
medicine in the world for Piles any other disease
Ut the bowels and il they will il according 10 he
directions, will myself warran, cuI. in every cssc
Yours, with the utmost expression of thank ulness
CORNELIUS SPUR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
NOTICE.

r OOK out for Horse Thieves.-Stoen from
| 4 stable OF Parnal Fisher, on Sunday night, the
9th instant, valuable bay mare, aged II years i
about l6 hands high, black name and tail, hoofs all
black except the right hind foot, which think Is a
IittIe white behind the pasten; has small on
the left of her face small stair in her forehead and
a natural trotter.
Any person who may deliver said mare to thu
aforesaid shall be literally rewarded.
iv l4-lml PARNAL FISHER, near Princeton
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

NOTICES hereby given that the Common Coun,,
~ ell OF the city of Evansville will sit as a board
of Eauaizaton to correct in the assessmen o.
Personal Property and eqiaze the valuation OF rea
estate, a. reqred by law, at the Office of John
Chaud IN Monday the 18th inst, at O'Clock
NJ anu continue in session for three days and unit
said objects are accomplished.
By order of the Council.
iy7, JOHN J, CHANDLER, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
E. A. COLE, Marble Dealer.
II. s. MAIsHsIL's OFFEE,
Enur- noc.nn,horE 1Al

NEW YORK, DtctHlDtfO ., Jc8Ib
Nessrs- Gentlemen understanding that you ara
the General agents for the sale of DIR. Uphams vege
table Eectuary, for the cure of Files, have desmed
il nv duty to volunteer a recommendation BIB nehais
of that Invaluable medicine have been pfhIeteo
for many years with piles: and have tried varl9ns
remedies but with no beneficial effects-indeed, be-
gan TO consider my case entirely hopeless But abou.
the LIST of September last prevailed upon by friend
TO makea trial of the above named medicine. took
but as believe perfectly cured. most earnestly
recommend it to all who may have the misfortune to
be afflicted with that annoying and dangerous dis
ease.
- EIV uOORF
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DISSOLUTION.
ily -

NOTICE is hereby given that the copar.nershiI
~ heretofore existing between John III. Birth ant
Amasa Woodwork is dissolved. by said Woodwork
breaking his contract. Those indebted to the iirn
will therefore prepare settle only with the under
stoned iyl2 JOHN III. BIRTH.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

4 meeting of the Evansville Medical Society. will
N be held at the office of Dr. Viewer 81 Traiton
ON Nondny evening the 18th inst, at O'Clock.
DIR. ID. s. Lane, or DIR. G.. b. Walker, will read the
regular quarterly essay
The members OF the society, and others who take
an int in the association are respectfully invited
70 be present iy IA JOHN j. WALKER, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES,

DR.. Uphara's Vegetable Electuary.
An Internal Remeiy, tuhch # used according 10 d.
recfioRS, a cure for iVs IS guaranteed
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
a common consequence of tlas affection is a kind
N OF tenesmus or bearing down sensation, as II 10
Familiarity called; there Is also heat, tension ana
throbbing in the part, varying from MODERATE ae-
gree of these sensations the most excruclat SUI.
ferng;-these caused by the great flow OF oiooa
to the parts Sometimes the inner coat OF the bowels
protrudes every evacuation, forming what rs called
Prolapsus falling OF the bowels this Is the erect
of long continued irritation and weakness of thator
gan In some instances the patient experiences ner
vous pains, which indiscribable, and known on
ly TO the sufferer, which commence immediately al
ter an evacuation, and continue from thirty minutes
several hours; these sensations very annoying
and sometimes very distressing lhls disease, when
of long continuance, is attended by pain and weak
in the back, irritation OF the kidneys and bad
der and other organs in the vicinity pain and numb
ness in the legs and feet sense OF straitness about
the chest, and unnatural fulness OF the abdominal
viscera accompanied with palpitation OF the heart
and oppression. individuals sometimes experience,
previous to attack OF the Piles, symptoms demo
Ting great arrangement in the circulation; there Is
sense OF weight and pressure IN the abdomen, witha
peculiar feeling OF uneasness IN the bowels const
patton or perinaun attended with pain IN the back
and lons nausea, and slight pains in the stomach,
pale counenance confused sensations In the head.
WEAKNESS and irritable and Disseminated state Of the
mind and sense OF tuiness and oppression IN the re-
gion of the stomach The circulation on the surface
IS feeble and the current OF blood determined inward
and downward.
0rAn the above diseases and complaints, DIR.
lUPHA MS VEGETABLE EI,ECTUARY cures sf-
fectuaLy, and therefore prevents Piles.
READ THE TESTIMONY.
HUDsoN, December IL, 1876
Gents have used DIR. Upham's Vegetable Pile
t,ectuary which purchased of you, and find it one
of th cest medicines in for the Hes, and also for
all bilious affections, arising from impure state
u my Yoyrs. &c. EACOLE, Marble Dealer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17

LARGE DIvIDESD.-The Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh Telegraph company. constructed by
III. 0'Reilly, have just declared dividend Of
8 per cent. on the profits from the last sir
months,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17

We are authorized and requested to announce
MICHAEL Z. JONES as a Candidate Tor County
Commissioner for District No. /. Nanderburgh
County.
eJ-We authorised ond requested to announce Mr.
WIN. III. WALKER as n candidate Tor County
Auditor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17

0-One of the leading locofoco papers in
Pennsylvania--the Pennsylvanian---styles
Gen. Taylor, "Jonrneyman Throat Gutter!
MIR. Chamberlain, one of the lSocofoco cleo.
tors in this State, in his speech at this place
last Tuesday, styled Gen. Taylor, MIR. Polk
Butcier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17

IRIsuMES,- Remember tina, Lewis Casa 20
ted against giving aid TO Ireland when her
down-trodden sons and daughters rere starring
for Food! Bear in mind also. that he eulogl-
red that Arch-Tynnt and KING, Louis Philip
pc!
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DENTAL SURGERY.

DR.. VAN PELT, o
J Milwaukee, would res
@fNrRNMR pectfully announce to the
&J1IHD citizens of Evansville
1 that he has taken rooms
ot the Sherwood house, where he will he happy tc
receive calls from such Ladies and Gentlemen as may
require his professional services
n B. prices moderate. Jy Is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17

NorIcE.-The genuine upham's Electusry has his
written signature thus OF A. Upham, VI. d. The
hand is alone done with pen. Price s Box.
lcT-Sold wholesale and retail by kETCHuM %
HENSHAW, III Fulton street. n. y, andby Drug.
gists generally throughout the United States and
Canadas. jy IL.
a. C. HAIIOCK. Ao,t for Evansville Ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17

EGRAYoyT, Berk Co, Mass, Nov. 30 ls4T.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
story of suffering and relief OF which, as physician
and witness in the case, | chccriully endorse.
DIX. CHAPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24
ST. LOUIS, (Mo.), Dec. s, 1913.
Mars from The Far JVesf.

] have Just received letter from Council Grove.
on the Santa Trace, one hundred and forty miles
west of Fort Leavenworth, from one of the escort
of Lieut. Beale, OF the United States navy, VIII }
was sent out as bearer of dispatches to Caliior-
MIA. The writer states that the weather (the let
ter is dated Nov. I9) was very severe In the plains,
and the men, being unused to the service, Were
suffering much, and were quite discouraged. The
escort consisted Of some twenty-five men, taken
iroIn Brevet Major Roberts's corps of mounted
rifles, who were raw recruits. This was a bad
arrangement, as plenty of efficient and brave men
could have been recruited for the service on the
frontier. Inc men were unacqualnted with the
management OF animals, forming camp, hunting,
&C.; and Lieut.. Beach was fearful that he would
experience much trouble IN getting through with
them. INSTRUMENTATION had also manifested itself
and rigorous discipline had become necessary
Reports were current at Council Grove that the
Indians were very bad on the Misunderstanding
persons crossing the plains of their animals
Lieut.. Is. had heard OF this, and was determined
TO observe great precautions.
Another letter from Independence, dated Nov.
80, saysi-" Winter has set IN on the plains nearly
two months ago. Snow fell to the depth of six
inches beyond the Rio Colorado as early as the
9th Of October"
The weather ls very pleasant here, and the navi-
Gstcn ol our Western rivers uaCes,ructed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24
PHILADELPHIA, December %, 1915
Pleasant Ueather-Raiiroad Cars Smashed-Dar
ing Robbery, &C.


Pleasant Ueather-Railroad Cars Smashed-Dar-
ing Robbery, &c,
Old and young are rejoiced by change in the
weather, which has dried up the mud that, for
two weeks past, encountered our streets and side
walks. The streets are filled with all the world
his wife, and the children, making purchases for
the coming Christmas; and the storekeepers, who
had begun 10 look blue at the prospect that their
preparations should not meet with an ADEQUATE
return, are now restored to good humor as the
crowd is tiOcklng 10 their establishments
The rope used at the inclined plane broke, this
morning, while a number of burthen cars were
attached to It !; and, coming down with a rum
several of them were shattered. Fortunately no
was hurt.
A most daring robbery occurred on Thursday
night, at the Farmers Il Mechanics Hotel, in
Third street, above Franklin. The room occupied
by VIM Hallowell, In the second story, was
entered, and large iron safe taken out of the
back window over a shed into the yard, and then
removed to stable, where II was broken open
and the valuable papers contained In it scattered
around. The papers being only of use to the
owner, none were carried away About a month
since, this gcntleman's room was robbed of various
valuabes, and then set fire to but being discover
ed In time, was extlnguished without much da =
mage to the building. The author of that outrage
has been arrested, and is now awaiting trial for
the burglary and arson.
Last evening, man of responsibility, while
under the influence of liquor, was detected In the
act of purlolning two bead bags, from store in
Chestnut street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, lS4S.
Fue-Accidental Dropning-Robb,ng an -Alder-
nid,,-Ihe Holldays &C.


Fue-Accidental Dropn,ng-Robb,ng an -Alder-
mam-Ihe Holidays, &c.
The paperwarehouse of S. ]. IL ]. N Megargee,
No. 32 Commerce street, was damaged by fire
which commenced IN the fifth story about ten
o'clock last night The bremen were In atten-
dance nearly all night, and though their exertons
confne d the flames to the upper story, the stock
Of paper in the building was damaged to the amour:
OF about $4,000, which is partially covered by
insurance.
Capt. John Walter, of Great Egg Harbor, was
drowned yesterday, by falling into the Delaware,
while attempting togo on board of his vessel, lying
at the Reading Railroad depot
s., The rogues OF our city have become so embol-
6ened by the manner IN which the p, lice wink at
t l schemes OF robbery and burglary, that the
CHIC" q. German i,razer was broken into ea,Iy
last evening, aud a check for 1923 stolen. This
is boarding the lion in his den with vengeance.
Our storekee pers are making extensive prepara-
tons Tor the holidays, and the windows now ex-
hbt a most attractive appearance. Mr.. Ieber,
your attentive agent has on hand most extensive
assortment OF books, designed for presents, and,
despite the rainy weather, they are going like hot
cakes
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Steam slps-Creicent CRY, stoddaId Chaire Howard
Son; thmus Roberts, do, Roberts Nofthtrner Budd,
Charleston, Sponord, 1iiieton Il Co.
shpssidoens tpk Cobb Liverpool spofotd lesson Go;
ham n Dimon; Woodside, Higgins Mobile.
Barhs-Osprey (Er) Post Halifax, Ms Hunter Co; Gene
bile vernon Fay Savannah; Tarquina spegh Baltimore.
Brgs-Meroe Obj Smith, Cork sc, Place; Mayarett
Hill, Can bia Africa, Brockman Florence Pote, Turks
Island Nesmith Walsh Harriet Sterling llaifnx Ms Viz
eipa Tresdwpy Pensacols Tybee, Ferguson Charleston.
Schs-Unity lBr) Daniel, Halifax Commodore Kearney,
Psne Nark saml jackson Snow Charleston Jos Chm
NC; Lucy Ann, Cramner Wilmington, NC Highlander Land,
Fredericksburg Ellen Brown, Boston; Excel Baxter do
sioopsMoo AIpleby, and Tecumseh Fowler Providence
arrived.
Brig Aida fo Thomason Fale Palermo Go days. with mdsc
Draper Devn No date lat "A lon Al. spoke ship Ho
raid from Liverpt oil for Now Orleans . - -
British brig Marcus Of Normandy. beFen, Dublin, AZ days,
in ballast and 100 passengers the Capt The OF has had
Brig Lyra Lamb Turks Island with salt John Smith
90. Lett Am vessels in poI Inadvertently omitted ester
Brig Jane Hursey of BaDgsr City st mingo IL days.
with mahogany, &c, to Aymar Co.
schr Cruiade, Breckenridge, Edgartown-
bark bes and topsail schooner in lower bay at
Choir.
Sailed.
ssm,bp Norheer Dudd Charleston; packet ehips Liver
pool Liverioo Sultana New Orleans Hector AntweE Adm
Oicns bari IDA Alice tBr) Bcliat bahueman iAvsrpoo
Samuel Train es Indies Linden Sligo; Peter pemi sayan
rben Boss AcxandIia Potonso Sampoachy Loretta o. %
n ayti Prince Ameda st Marks Patriot St mo
MAJ; Emily Cnnreston Pmlura do; Era.a Porto Capeo or
lert Ha,neld Wilmington. Nc; Jane, fhiadeipnS nooert
Louita, tSwed) Havana, and others
All the outward bound anchor the bay proceeded
TO sea this morning
The brig ypry Jane from oardenas trcpOred In Fridays
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Died..

On Saturday, 23d instant after lingering Illness
RoASsA wife Of George Lyons in the 35th year of her
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
to attend the funeral without further invitation,
Monday, Goth inst, at TX M, from her late resi-
dence, 81 Madison street.
In New Orleans, on 18th December, CHARLES w.
MORSE aged A years. native Of the city of New York
and for the last Is years a resident of Algicrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

Wig State Convestsw- YsIloW Fever.
The whig convention TO nominate State ofncial oan-
didatss, for the election to take place nearly four
months hence has been in labor this day In this city
Charles w. Rockwell, Of Norwich, was President
There three venerable and ancient pstriarchs
Vice Presidents, and two young men Secretaries
The informal vote for Governor numbered ali votes
follows:-For Joseph Trumbul Of Hartford county,
vs.; Thomas Bsckus, of Windhsm county, a5; Charles
]. McCurdy, Of New London county 81 Thomas S.
Williams, Of Hartford county, Isl sundry candidates,
Al. On the ballot for Gubernstoria candidate, there
were 22s votes cast Of which Joseph Trumbull had
l27; Thomas Bsckus, As; Charles j. McCurdy 49, sun
dry candidates, 81.
Thus Joseph Trumbull was nominated by IL msjo-
On balloting for candidate for Lieut.. Governor.
Thomas Backus had 1913 votes out Of 2o7, and de-
clsred nominated.
On bsloting for candidate for Secretary of State,
first ballot Roger H. Mills Of Litchaed county. had
6s; Daniel p. Tyler, Of Windham county, IS; +. W.
Morgan, Of Middlssex county, 20; Thomas Clark, of
Tolland, rs; scattering, 8. On the second ballot,
Roger H. Mills had 129 out Of 17a votes, and was de-
On the ballot for Treasurer, Stephen Taylor was no.
minated The vote Was Tor Stephen TsylO Of Mid
g. Joseph B. Gilbert, do, III. Abner Hendse, of Toll
land county 10; scattering 8,
On Comptroller, the present incumbent, Abijah Cat
lin, was nominated without dissenting voice.
The usual State and county committees were ap
pointed and dry and unme aiming resolutions, usual
1t was pretty much after the old strain but worth
reporting, and only of about half hours duration
The nominations are SO heavy, that they dispensed
with the usual evening sessions The State was only
about half represented There 220 Representatives
in the State Legislature and the call of the
usual for twice the number Of Representative
Therefore, II the State had been fully represented
there would have been 40 instead Of 229 votes cast
the test and important vote. But the wings well knew
~ tSey only dragged together to sanction
hrm bargains already made by clique from three
&the cities and therefore what could there be in
coming to the convention!
If the democrats should make judcious and strong
nomination, they will sweep the State next spring.
1t 10 time for the State to be Wrapped over again
the wing side has been in POWER SO long, that it has
got done brown.
The California fever is raging hereabouts at dread
full rate, carrying of Its victims in to yeur city,
to seek passage to the promised land. But we
have our staunch and we'll built and steam pro-
peller Hartford being prepared in of your New
York docks for the voyage ththerward and through
the Straits Of Magellan to sail between the 10th and
18th Of next month, from your city, port will,
probably be closed with lee ut that time although as
the present time, river Is just navgabls in
the middle Of suumer-a thing unheArd Of before by
| our " oldest inhsbitantn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

IMPORTANT SALE-The " Empire Block" In this
CITY, was sold on Wednesday, at sheriff sale, for
the sum of $4,000 The purchaser wns John A.
TYLER, of New Jersey. The terms of sale were
$500 dow at the time the property was struck of;
$4,000 IN an hour after that time. and the re;
mainder during the day. The property was sold
to satisfy a mortgage held by Mr.. Taylor, on the
lot on which the building stands. There were a
number of bidders. The first bid was 10000
Siya,nst Star.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. %, 184S,

The Ho'rid Weather-Teiegraphic .4rrest.
The continuous rain of the last fifty hours still con-
tinues with an unbroken cloud head, but now
Freezes as it falls rendering outdoor business still
more precarious and disagreeable. The weather in
terferes greatly with shopkeepers who have pro-
vided most tempting displays of the holidays
but can obtain no visiters
A man named Edward Cole, was arrested yesterday
at our depot, just arrived from Philadelphia through
the agency Of the telegraph, having in his
trunk containing considerable quantity of jewelry
which he had stolen in the morning and it reco
vered by Messrs Zel Rdgeley before he had time to
examine its contents.