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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,

BY the Probate Court of said County.
April Term, I848.
Z VIE estate of Sarah S. Rawlings.
deceased, having been reported to,
and declared by said Court to be insol,
vent. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased, to present the same to
the undersigned, on or before the Isl
day OF November next, or their claims
will be barred.
By order Of the Court.
]. T. CAMERON, CIk.
Canton, April Is, 184s. 31-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26
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WHITE LEAD.

20 KEGS Pure White Lead,
so kegs No. /,
and for sale by
E. D. WARD & Co.
September 4, 1847.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26
MADEIRA WINE.

IMPROVED GIN STANDS.
THIS summer received a consign-
u mont Of Messrs. Carver, Wsshburn
Il CO. new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which am selling at 1915 per
saw. A few Of these stands were re-
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do we'll to call and ex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent,
KazOO City, Mass.
September 18, ls47. 2-tf
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ARRIVAL 4 DEPARTURE OF MAE S
AT CANTON MISS.
THE JACKsON MAIL
THECoLuMRUs MAJ.
II MAIL

BENTON AND YAZOO CITY MAIL.
is due, Daily Except Monday by 2 P. M.
Closes, Daily Except Monday at 7 A. M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. C.. S. VIEWER, successor to Trafton and
- Viewer, would respectfully inform his friends,
the friends OF the laie Dr. William Tratton, and the
public generally that he has, in order to be his
residence. exchanged offices with DIR. Geo b. Walk
er, and may now be found the office on the cor
ner OF First and Vine streets at all business hours,
except when absent on professional duties.
To his friends and acquaintance, DR. Weever has
only to say that he will be happy 10 serve them al
all hous day night with the same zecl and deli-
Nv as he has heretofore done: and for compensation
as low as that required by any well read Medical
gentleman in Evansville.
To those not personally known to DR.. w. he begs
leave TO say that he for three years Pupil and
for nearly four years partner of the late DIR. VIM
Traiton, during his pupiage he enjoyed the advan,
tages of the Medical Department OF the University OF
Lousvill ;, and the Marine Hospital and subsequent
y those of the jefferson Medical college OF Phlladel
phia where he graduated in 1874 and where he also
enjoyed the benefit of attendance OF the Blockley
Hospital, and at Wills Hospital Tor the blind ana
lame.
DR.. Viewers residence is on Second street, hrsi
door below the Rev. Mr.. Dodges Church. Persons
calling at the office will always find some one there
at all hours day night. au :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08

THE BEAUTIFUL LEGEND We find in a
late sermon OF Theodore Parker the following
story. The subject of the discourse is
sresl:'
They tell story that one day Rabbi Ju
dab and his brethren, the sew Ell pillars OF
wisdom, sat in the Court of the Temple OIL
least day dispuing about rest, One said
that il was To have attained sufficient, wealth,
yet without sin. The second, that il was
lame and praise of all men. The third that
il was The possession Of power TO rule the
state The fourth, that il consisted only OF
a happy home. The fifth, lhal it must only
he in the old age Of one rich, powerful, ia
II Gus, surrounded 10y children and childreu's
children. The sixth said that all were vain
unless IA man kept II the ritual law of Moses.
OF the brothers, said-'Ye have spoken wise
ly, but one thing more is necessary, he can
only find rest who To these things addeih
lhs--'hal he keepeth the tradition Of the
elders
There sat in The Court a fair haired
boy playing with lilies in his lap, and hear
ing lbe talk, dropped Them in astonishmen
from his hands, and looked up--ihat boy OF
twelve--and said--'Nay, nay, fathers, he on
/ ly loveih rest who loves his brother as himsel
and God with his whole heart and soul. He
is greater than fine, and wealth. and powe
happier than happy home, happy wiihou
it, better than honored age, he is law TO hun
self and above all tradition The doctors
were as,onished. They said, when Chris
come,h, shall he tell US greater ihingsf--
And they thanked God, for they said, 'olC
men are no, always wise. yet God be praised
! ,I,a, out of the mouth Of this young sucking
has His praise become perfect"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
CITY OF EVANS WILLIE:
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8.

The ELECTIoS.--The result of the election
in this county on yesterday turned out disas-
trously for the Wings. This was not wholly
unlocked for. Again and again during the
canvass have we heard the Wing candidate
and those who though. with him that the true
policy was to move along smoothly and with
out excitement. warned that such a course
would certainly reduce our majority from last
gear If il did not indeed defeat our party. Our
opponents have been most active during the
whole canvass, were thoroughly organised in
every township and neighborhood. were ma
king speeches, calling meetings and collecting
money with which to buy votes, (for with this
do we charge them among other base transac-
tions) almost every day since the canvass
opened-have had all their big speakers
Chamberlain, Owen and Lane among us, and
their lesser fry have worked, and lied, and
swindled, as even they never worked, and lied,
and swindled before. On the other hand the
Wings have done nothing, have not made a
single speech, nor called single meeting,
nor scarce made single inquiry as TO what
was doing in any part of the county, and the
result is before us. Even with all this a
gainst US we should have succeeded but ior
the base and lying SANDER that was secretly and
industriously circulated and sworn to by the
locofocos against our candidate that he is a de-
faulter to the county and which among Ger.
tain class was believed. But there is no use
in following these locofoco demagogues through
their dirty work. We are beaten and by such
means was never used before, at least in this
county, and we hope the lesson will not be los
upon US. As for ourself, We consulted the
wishes ofeur candidate and number Of on
other friends and kept silent. Now our hand
are free; and and from this time until the No
vember election we shall trork-we shall labo
night and day and all times, and from the high
est 10 the lowest of these locofoco demagogue
none shall escape, their rascaity, shall be lai
bare, and we shall see ifa like result will fol
low.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
The CHILD To THE TuMB.-The follow
ing eloquent anecdoie is from the journal G
a traveller I'm the Eisi.
A little child
~ little child
That lightly draws its breath,
And feels its life in every limb,
What should il know of deaihf

AT Smyrna, The burial ground of The Ar
menans, like that Of the Moslem, is remov-
ed a sllun distance from the town, is spriuk-
led with green trees, and is favorite resort.
no, only with The bereaved, but with those
whose feelings are not thus daikly over-c
met theie one morning little girl, with a
half playful countenance busy blue eve, aud
sunny locks, bearing in one hand a small cup
of china, and in The other wreath of fresh
flowers. Feeling very natural curiosity TO
know what she could do with these brghl
things in place that seemed 10 pariake so
mn, b Of sadn :ss, watched her light mptons
Reaching retired grave covered with a
plain marble slab. she emplied The seed
which il appeared the cup COMMUNICATING
the slight cavities which had been scooped
out in tho corners Of The level tablet, AMI lIio
the wreath on its pure face.
And Why enqnred, my swee, girl. dc
you pat seed in those il lie bowls theIe?'
III is To bring The birds here she replied
with hali-wondering look: they will i .h
on this Tree when they have ealen The seed
AMI sing
To whom do they sing TO, you or eacl
olhei?
sOh, non she replied, 'to my sister she
sleeps here
BAL your sister is dead?'
Ga, yes sir, but she heaIs the birds sing
well, if she does hear the birds sing, she
canno, see that wreath of flowers
But she knows put i; there. told he
he fore they took her away from our house,
would come and see her every morning.
You must continued, 'have loved iha
sister very much; but you will never talk
with her any more-never see her again
Yes, sir she replied, with a brighlene'
look, i shall see her in heaven
But she has gone 10 heaven already.
irusi.'
no; she stops under this tree till the.
ljring me here. and then We are going II
heaven together
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08

The MICHIGAN REvoLT.-The Ann Arbor
True Democrat, organ of the Radical Democ
racy OF Michigan edited by DrS Denton, of the
State Senate, has hauled down the Cass and
Butler flag, and raised that of Van Buren, and
Free Soil. The True Democrat is publisher
of the laws by Authority for both the Nation.
al and State Govern nents. 1t wields pow
edul influence for the people know it to be hon
est and faithful.
The Grand Rapids Enquirer, a barnburning
Cass paper, speaking of Mr. Van Buren's let
Ter to the convention at Utica, before its re-
ception, says that it contains councils O
peace, words of cancellation, and theeamest adj
vice Of sage of Democracy, 10 union and con
cession."
"We do fear that it will work wider iniur,
than is generally supposed. The Free Pres
NAV sheer and talk about the Detroit Johl
Does who will Join ia the Barnburner Move
neut in Michigan and its vicinity, but we tel
these wisacres that we walk amid smotheret
eonflagratien."
The Pontiac Jacksonian, and Jackson Patri
OF. which murmured at the Hunker nomina
ton, have changed hands, but the Barnburn
ers still control their columns, and they vii
eventually come into the support of Van Bure1
The Allegan Record, the Little John organ
first dropped Cass. Mr.. l.. was foremost i
the Barnburner ranks against Gen. Cass for
:. Senator in the Legislature.
Lieut.. Gov. Greedy presidedat recent Barn
'bnrner meeting at AdraiH-
Hon. r. S. Wilson Of AnR Arbor, and Chas
d. Smith, Secretary OF the last Senate. an
no editor of the Adrian Watchtower, are al
60 Tsnorted as converts from Cass and Butler
Van Buren, and Free Soil
Free Soil meetings were to be held at Pon
,;ac on the 29th, and at Ann Arbor on the Is
Of ADJUST. Why don't Gen. Cass resign
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
SheriRS, Sale.

TINE following described real estate has been levied
L on, and will be sold by me to satisfy a writ OF
FIeri Facias against Hiram Nelson and Scion LOOMS
issued out OF the Office of the Clerk of the Vanderburg
Circuit Court in favor OF the State Bank of Indiana
will on Saturday the 18th day of August A d. 1913
at the door ofthe Court House in the city of Evans
vile between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 6
o'clock p. NJ, of said day expose to sale at public
auction, and outcry first the rents issues and profits
tor the term OF seven years, to wit: the West halt of
the South West quarter dissection No z, in Township
No ), Range 10 west in the County of Vanderburgh
And should person offer or bid for said rents issues
and profits, sufficient TO satisfy said writ and
costs; | will at the time and place proceed 10
sell tpublic auction and oucry the fee simple of said
above described premises to satisfy said writ and in
terests and costs due thereon.
| jy 20 JOHN ECHOLS S. VIC.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
"a AVAILABLE FARM for SALE -,

Ezs-n CONTAINING two hundred and SIX --4-
tv-one and one half acres ninety-six lnip,osSn, VI.
miles from Evansville the state road Ieaoils -
TeTre Uaute. one half mile from Browning stee -I
mill This land lies on both sides oil Tue sae ioui
and can I've so divided that it will make TWO gooo
farms On the East side Of the road Is new Nv, Two
s,orv frame house, with store room atiacheo; I'M
tr.tyvo feet long. q frame smoke house ana snop,a
- donnie loo barn sixty-six teet long py lMeh,S
to vide, with twelve foot shed running inc "npid d
iano,b and all other necessary out eulidhgs, any
nleSty of good water, one hundred o. enGieS apps
paen' With variety ofpeach and oleriruit trees
0 The west side OF the road, is good frame dwell
IN = frame smoke house. with large double Darn,
.s SHADED with stables and other out buildings,
We Kindred bearing apple trees OF the best kind also
On I;ety of peach plumb and cherry trees, never
~ xyeIl of tic best kind OF water he land Is
h;,h state of cultivation plenty good hickory
~ I,a and black oak timber for ali purposes, plenty
IS s.nd free and lime stone rock, In short everything
- II a desirable location. 1t is one OF the best
afions in this part OF the State Tor store and pub
~. bo,,ec This farm will be sold on reasonable
,orr,s and payments made easy. For further intor
teii ; nnduire of James T. Walker, OF Evansville
~ On The proprietors on the premises.
Possession NAV be had Immediately il required,
JOHN BURTlS.
THOMAS HENNESSYT
Scott township, vnnderburg co. la. Iapl3 d&wmt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08

SINGULAR.-Most people have heard the sto-
ry Of the Dutchman who was hunting rats in
his barn one night when they set the building
OH fire, and the exclamation Of the enthusiastic
destroyer Of the vermin, TO his boys, ''go on
with your rat-killin' and never mind the barn!
A correspondent of the Boston Chronotype,
writing from Chambersburgh, Pa, tells the fol
lowing curious story of horse recently turn,
ing barnburner:
A large and destructive fire originated in the
town OF Rocksburgh, few miles from here
a week or twoago. A man having sick horse
took him into field, and placing some dried
herbs In tin pan, tied the same very securely
10 the horses under jaw, and set the herbs on
fire, that the poor beast might inhale the fra
grant odors of the burnt offering, and SO be
cured of his ailings. Unfortunately not only
the odors but the flames also assembled the
horses nostrils, which caused him TO break
from his owner, and in mad fury he galloped
away to his stable, the door of which was open
The fire of the herbs was in an instant commu
nicated to the dry hay, and in one hour the
barn, large and valuable hotel and six or sew.
Ell other buildings were levelled with the groun(
So much for scorching horses nose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
From the Cincinnati Gazette

Gen. TAYLoR-SLANDER REFUTED.-Some
time ago story was fabricated and set ahoat
that Gen. Taylor was the owner of large tract
OF land in the disputed territory between the
Nueces and the Rio Grande, and that an agent
of his had been recently in Washington City
purchasing negroes TO stock it. This false al
legation has been industriously circulated, and
we think has been repeatedly published or
alluded to in the Enquirer,-and in that pa
per of yesterday, 1t is again alluded to as fol-
lows
"GES. TAYLOR AND THE PRovlso.-Our neigh
bors of the Wing press, and probably other
neighbors not connected with the press, have
labored patiently hard to delude themselves in
to the belief that Gen. Taylor is opposed TO
the extension of slavery, and wo uld not inter
pose his veto to prohibition of it in the new
territories. We do not suppose they have sue
ceeded in this effort-Gen. Taylor's location
his 23O slaves-his recent purchase of more
land and more negroes to stock 1.-THE very at
mosphere OF slavery with which he is surroun
-ded all are ponderous facts standing obstin
ately arrayed against his attempt at selfdelus
ion"
Col. Mitchell of this city, wrote to Gen
Taylor several weeks since, referring to thu
allegation, and enquiring as TO its truth. We
annex the reply. 1t puts this vile SANDER a
rest as an unmitigated falsehood. Read anC
Judge;
| BATON ROUGE La, July a.
Mr. DEAR CoLoNEL:-Your kind letter of the
18th ult., has been duly received. In reply L
your inquiries, have to inform you that
have no land on the Rio Grande, nor have sen
SIC, 900 or any other sum to the district of Co
lumbia to purchase slaves; and l trust hat if
had such sum in my possession, | could pu
ii TO better use than buying lands Oh the Ri,
Grande, or slaves in Washington. Amon
the many accusations brought against me b.
my opponents, should be much gratified Il
learn that they had succeeded in substantial
ting the charge that have in my possession
so large sum for any purpose as the one abov
mentioned.
: beg that you will not put yourself to an
S trouble to meet the objections urged again:
4 me, by those opposed to me, if they are a
groundless as the one in question, for whe
they see fit thus to disregard the obligations
truth it is useless to contend with them.
With my best wishes for your health an
r success, I-reman sir,
Very respectfully,
- Your obedient servant.
4. TAYLOR.
i Col. 4. Al. MITCHELL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08

A, last deep sigh escaped from the breas,
OF the unconscious one: the women ul.
tered cries of Joy, and Herhmann's elder
daughter clasped her sisters hand ferven,ly,
and called her good, dear girl, while tear
glistened in her own eye.
Young Werner recovered, though bul
slowly; and il was touching to see The wo-
man, with the rescued child on her arm, tell
down OIL her knees beiore him. and kiss hi.
band so that he could hardly prevent her
Even the hardy sailors tell their heart warn
and soften al the sight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08

State of Indiana Warrick County, $. s.
In the Warrick Circuit Court for October Term 1913
Elizabeth A. Williams,
, Libel for Divorce
John III. Williams.
II ME said Elizabeth A. Williams having on the Is
Il day of July lS4s. filed her bill of complaint
against said John ii. Williams in the above entitled
suit In the office of the Clerk Of said Warick Circuit
Court; also affidavit of disinterested person.
showing thot said John H. Williams is not resident
OF the State OF Indiana. Therefore the said John Ii.
Williams is hereby notified of the filing Of said petit
uon foa iyor ce that the same is pending in said
court and that unless he appears to- or answers said
Oil OF complaint on or before the calling of the cause
at the next term of said be held at the Court
House In Boonville, on the second Monday in Octo-
per next, the same viii be heard and determined in
| his absence J. WAIT r. MOORE CI,k
JAMES }. THORNTON, Ptff solicitor. iv22.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
Col. 4. NJ. MITCHELL, Cincinnati, Ohio.

AN IRISH HARvEsT.-There is, says the Ma
ton, growing to-day on Irish soil ESQ 900, 900
worth OF produce, BIZ the reckoning of the best
accountants. There are begging TO day be-
tween the hedge-rows that fence in these trea-
sures, 100000 OF the Irish people; there
dwell next door to beggasy and bankruptcy in
the towns and ports through which this
vast horde OF wealth, it is said, must be Snug
gled away before Cristmas next another miser-
able million. To our minds, if these ESQ,
600 900 were boldly taken advantage of, a new
foundation for life might be laid in Ireland
Let us suppose the thing about to be tried--let
us suppose a thousand clubs, of 800 men,
spread over Ireland-their club-rooms ever
against every barrack in town aud county
their scouts spying through every pass-tbeil
thousands battalioned in every city-thei
| Irish League or Council OF 300 honest, clear
headed and braye--what gracious purpose
might not regenera ton fund of 100000 00(
be turned TO?
Less than one half of it would feed the PEG
pie till another harvest had forced its way iHtC
the light. 1t is the opinion Of even Englisl
economists, that one years produce in Ireland il
two years food. Upon the appropriation o
this first part there could be no bubble, ant
should be tolerated no argument. Ifany maj
said nay. and put forth his hand upon the PEG
| pies food. their answer should be the pix
point or the bullet OF course the mortgages
Jews, and absentees would suffer. They mus
be clipped of their rack-rents, and usu
rious per centages, or the people must die o
be banished There is no alternative. Their
must be in Ireland social revolution or a viii
derness. England, Italy, France and Prussia
all have bad their peasant Instructions. thei
revolutionsi in tenure, their wars-for the pos
session of the soil. lrelauds is at last q
hand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
state of Indiana, vanderburg County, SIS

state of Indiana, Vanderburg County, SIS
In the Probate Court Vanderburgh County, III yaca
lanes T Walker, admir- of Joseph Finney.} Petition
deceased, rs; $3.50
Nd now at this time comes the said adnnniS ,
n and files in the office OF the Clerk OF the FRO
b,o Ccnrt of Vnnderburgh County his petition pray
n for the sale of the real estate OF the said Joseph
F5nev. deceased, and it appearing from the athdayf
of disinterested person this day fled IN the Jerks
ofce aforesaid that the unknown heirs OF the sand
Insnh Fnney deceased residents OF the State
of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given 10 ne
aid unknown heirs 10 appear on or before The call
ng of this cause the next term OF said court 10 D
held m the Court House in Evansville on the SECOND
Monday in August next and show cause II any 'hel
have or can show why the real estate OF TIE sald
Joseph Finney deceased should not be soidana mage
assets in the hands of the said admnstEaioI Ps lho
IAN SAM'L L. JENKINS. A.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-08
state of Indiana Warrick County, s. s.
In the Warrck Circuit Court for October Term 1919

State of Indiana Warrick County, s. s.
In the Warrck Circuit Court for October Term 1913
Radley Fields In Chancery.
Calvin NJ. Williams
ME said Asa Il. Bement having on the 18th dav
i of July, 1913. filed his bill OF Complaint ngainst
the said Radley Fields, and Calvin IA. Williams in
the above entitled suit in the office of the Clerk of the
Warrick Circuit Court. Also an affidavit of a dis
interested person, showing that said Radey Fields
is not resident OF the State of Indiana Therefore
the said Radley Fields is hereby notified of the filing
OF said blll that the same is pending in. said Court
and unless he appears and pleads to- or answers said
bill before the calling of the cause at the next
Boonville the second Monday of October next the
same will be taken as confessed, and held as true
against him. j. WAITE MOORE. Clerk.
BAKER & GARvIN, Sol. for Complt
Iy Ola