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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
From the ST. Louis Reveille.
THE "HULKS" OF BERMUDA.

1t may be interesting for some of your read
ers TO know something about the place where
the Irish Patriot, Mitchell, is condemned 10
linger out his days in confinement on board of
prison ship. They are truly named "Hulks''
and would add lodthsomc hulks too. | was
once prisoner of war, and confined on board
of them, and have most vivid recollection of
those floating castles.
The Bermudas Or Somers' Islands are small
group, situated about half way between Nova
Scotia and the Antilles, and about hundred
miles from the American coast or from Cape
Hatteras. During the war of 1912, it was the
headquarters for the British army and navy on
the American station. 1t was from the Ber-
mudas that the army under Gen. Ross sailed
for the Chesapeake, and for the attack on Bal
timoFe. 1t was also from the Bermudas that
one division of the army, destined for the at
tack on New Orleans, departed under the com
mand of Gen. Keene,-the division under Gen.
Gibbs for the same destination, sailed from ia
maica. These islands are about thirtyfive
miles in length, and about twenty broad, and
are divided into about forty Islands, the sea
running through them in every direction, form
ing bays and inlets on almost every side. One
of the hulks, the ''Go-ee," an old African ship
is situated at the head of ST. Georges harhor
and is used as a receiving ship. The card
emit" sixty-four was situated in the bay, about
four miles from the navy yard at Hamilton and
miles from the tanks, al the head of long and
dangerous reef of rocks which extends from the
eastern end of these islands for about thirty
miles in kind of semi-circle, running all
round in the western end of the island. Inside
of this reef and near the head of it, lies the
Thames" large dismantled ship, her lower
masts only standing, looking like three stump:
sticking up, and bowsprit sticking out like
dogs tail cut off. This is the place where
the patriot Mitchell is incarcerated. Thi.
I'hulk-the Thames has taken the place Of
the ardent" which has been hauled in to The
docks at Hamilton.
Confinement in one of these halks is baC
enough for sailors who are accustomed to
4 wet jacket and hard fare; but for a landsman
4 who has been bred in scenes of refinement, /
I is, absolutely, uncomfortable. His fare is tht
i condemned provisions of the British navy
and that which is not condemned al American
dog would turn up his nose at--the sceneri
is the constant dash of the ocean against th,
rocks, lavipg it into white foam, shut in OF
the south by high hills, and on the west; opel
to the broad ATLANTIC, but locked IN by tina
) impossible reef that no vessel dare ventur
near.
During the war of 1912 to 1915, I was captu
ed by the Lacademonian frIgate, and carrie
7 into Bermuda, where remained a prisoner o
war eighteen months, and was, for time, con
! fined In the ''Hulks" / know them well, an
when was first crowded down into the GU
, deck OF that loathsome craft / thought my day
were numbered. There are very few person
that can form the slightest idea of an entranc
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

SwEHpINa.-The Orleans Republican, pa
per which battles under the Cass and Butler
flag, despondingly says the nomination of Gen.
Taylor, .:the Wings will sweep everything in
the State!n OF course they will Nobody
doubts that. But the Taylor Broom will not
here end Itswork. twill prove the bosom of
destructionto lpcofocoism all over. The Wis
consin Republican says it viii sssweep' the cob
webs of Locofocos from the East, the West,
the North, and the South 1t ssswept' Santa
Anna and his numerous army fiom Buena Wis
ia, and it will sweep Cass and his no less nu-
meFous army ofoffice expectants from the pow
er they so much coFet It win sfsweep" the
blood Suckers from the body of Uncle Sam,
and the drones from all his hives. 1t will
sweep corruption from high places and low
It viii 'sweep" the snags apd sand bars from
our great rivers and lakes, and practically
''sYeep' the one man power from constitu-
tional existence. 1t win sweep wealth in
TO the public golfers, and peace, gladness and
prosperity into the hearts and homes of the
American people.
:sweep!' That's the word. friend. The peo-
pie are ripe for sweeping" and sweeping"
they viii have!
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

HARp!-The editor of the Galena Gazette
says he had conversation few days ago with
gentleman who was employed BY the Gov
eminent as interpreter, to accompany the
troops. engaged in collecting the Winnebago
Indians, preparatory to their removal to Crow
Wing river. Far up on the waters Of the Wis
eonsin, they came across an old Indian, quiet
ly fixed in his wigwana with his family around
him, hoplead with great earnestness to be
permitted to remain where he was. At frs
he made use of the argument, which he evi.
IDENTIFY hoped would be sufficient, that he hat
quit his tribe, had abandoned their habits, ant
claimed neither relationship or annuity Will
the Winnebagoes. This was addressed /,
deaf ears, for the orders of the soldiers wer
positive. After exhaustipg every other reason
the old Indian drew himself up with great as
surance and dignity on his last resort, and too
out from under bis blanket small roll of bpci
skin, and carefully pnwinding it, handed TO til
officer three Land Office certificates, each call
ing for forty acres of land. Like the whit
man he had purchased him home, and cor
cluded that, like him, be might be lord of hi
few acres, with none 10 drag him from his Ii
tie kingdom while be lived peaceably With
the white mans law. We are sorry 10 sa
that even this final appeal did not avail hin
Had we been soldier in that case, we ar
not sure that we should have regarded-ob
dience as the first duty,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
state osIndiana, vanderburgh County, 5.

state osIndiana, vanderburgh County, 3. $.
In the vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation
July "a. 1913.
John Williamson,
Us. Petition fer Divorce
Elizabeth Williamson. J
And now at this time comes the said John Wi
Ieor1son by John J. Chandler his attorney, and files
in The office THE Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court his certain Petition for Divorce against the
above named Elizabeth Williamson. and It satsfac-
torily appearing from the affidavit of disinterested
person this day filed in the Clerks Office aforesaid
that the above named defendant is not at this lime
resident of the State ofIndiana
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said defen-
dant that unless she appear and plead to or
the compliments said Petition for Divorce on or be-
fore the calling of this cause the term of this
court to be held at the court -house in Evansville in
same will be heard and determined in her absence.
iv 27-3w 50. SAMI. JENKINS, Cl'k.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a special Fl Fla on decree in chan
ID Gerry, issued from the office OF the clerk of the
Yanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of Zephiniah
Hunter and against John H. Birth / will on Sat
urday the 29h day of July 1913, at the door of the
Court House in the city Of EVANSVILLE between the
hours of ten O'Clock NJ, and six O'Clock NJ, of
said day, expose for sale public auction and out
cry the rents issues and profits for the of
years of the house the north half of lot number
sc 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 offsr or bid for said
rents issues and profits sufficient 10 satisfy
said Fl Fa and costs, will at the same time and
place proceed to sell at public and outcry the
whole estate of the said John IL. Birth IN the said
House and hall lot TO satisfy said Fl Fa and costs
JOHN ECHOLS, S. V. G..
Nv 6-3w pisa
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

I
THE BEsr Toast OF THE SEAsoN.-Tbe
neatest toast of The season was given at the
celebration of the Fourth. in the Lunaiic
ASYLUM al Utica, by one o: the patlents.-
1t is this:
The Revolution in Europe While in the
old world the people are trying to mould
governments after ours-may we lake care
that we do not spoil the pattern.
That patient, we think, is fast recovering.
At all events, he says far more sensible
things than many persons who never were
considered simple, much less insane. Here
are some more good toasts:
The day we celebrate: may its annual re-
turn find US more fled TO perpeiuate the
blessings il commentaries.
The superintendent and other resident of
icers: the props of reclining reason. May
they ever walk uprightly themselves; our
works are their abundant praise, they must
look above and within for their chief reward.
The United States of America, in every
thing that constitutes nato nal greatness, Of
all governments, the oldest of lis age. May
it know no delirous dotage.
Irish struggles for freedom: little loss
barney, and lille more grape, Pat.
Republican France: the spirit of liberty a
little inioxicatcs her-drnk away, johnny
Crapeau; when you are older you will bare
it better.
The LADIES' ire can think o. nothing good
enough to sag.
Our new manager: may he acquire sufii-
cieni confidence, by managing ladies here.
to undertake the management OF one at his
own house
By H. l.. Roy.-May the world continue
TO please It's author.
Gen. Scoli-May he have plenty Of time
10 cool bis porrdge.
Matiy Van with Wilmoi's plan,
Let Taylor beat him if he can.
Cassl alas We think il best,
His home shall be in The Far West
Old Ireland-myy the rot be transferred
from her potatoes, 10 the human beings tina
Cypress her sons.
Cass and Van Buren, The first shall be
last, and The last shall be first.
BY Mr.. Bemis.-Fhe coming election :
may we not find that IN the boiling o
The political pot the scum has risen to The
top.
BY D. Sternborg.-The way TO keep in
dependence is TO go 10 the tavern and shaw,
somefhiug," and make noise. (This, say
the Gazette, gives no evidence of insanity, "a
the world goes.)
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

Let US never forget that every station in
life is necessary; that each deserves our res
pect; that not the station itself but the wor-
thy fulfiIment of its duties does honor to the
man, and that we only merit esteem in so
far as we approach nearest 10 the perfect per
formance OF the duties assigned 10 US in the
order OF things.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
SATURDAY MOANING, JULY 20.

RETURNrNq DIGNIr4RIEs.-Itis said mat the
lady of President Polk has fitted up the largest
and handsomest housein Nashvil''.e for their re-
ception after the 4th of Marcl.l. Having pur-
shased the mansion, Nashville Is to be their fu-
ture permanent residence.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

ID EAL Estate for Sale.--Inow offer for sale
II some of the most desirable Real Estate in the
city and county, consisting ofthe following lots and
tracts of land. Lot No 80 upper enlargement and
lots No 162 & l66 donation enlargement of the ciiyo
Evansville.
Also the late residence of Saunders Hornbrook,
decd said to be one of the finest upland Farms in the
county, containing 281 acres; also about 500 OF
land in which there several improvements; this
last lot will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers.
Also, 10 shares Of Bank stock.
For terms applyto p. HORNBROOK.
lie 22-d2m&w4m
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
iy 6-3w pisa.


State of Indiana Warrick County, S. 9.
In the Warrcl Circuit Court for October Term 1913
Asa B. Bement,
= r.i..,.o~,-
Radey Fields -
Calvin NJ. Williams.
THE said Asa B. Beinent having on the 18th day
of July lS48, filed his bill OF complaint against
the said Radley Fields, and alvin NJ. Williams in
the above entitled suit in the office the Clerk of the
Warrick Circuit Court. Also an affidavit OF dis
interested person, showing that said Radley Fields
is not resident of the State of Indiana therefore
the said Radley Fields is hereby notified OF the fling
Of said BILL that the same pending In SAID Court
and unless he appears and pleads to- or answers SAID
term ofsad Court, TO be held at the Court House in
Boonville on the second Monday of October next the
same viii be taken as confessed, and held true
against him. j. WAlt s. hOOhE, Clerk.
~ 2I-3 ".
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

Oz~it Gen. Taylor shall be elected Presi-
dent. he will have Wing Executive, a Wing
wee Fresldent-a Wing Cabinet Wing
Congress. ard the win the people, as ex-
pressed IN rough their re representatives. to be the
Ia" OF Tie land, Whit more could we expect
from any other man.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
From the Philadelphia North American.
"THE OLD WHITE HOSS." +.


White Horse with the Ancients was symbol
victory.
In the noisy war of factions,
And the eager race for spoil,
The old White Horse kept quiet
And went about his toll;
But when the foes Armada
Came looming DER the brine,
The Old White Horse was ready
And in the foremost line.
And when the trumpet sounded
To other ields of fame,
: The Old White Horse wentdown of course,
And conquered where he came.
At well fought Palo Alto,
And the bloody Palm Ravine,
The boldest foemen scattered
Where the Old White Horse was seen
For he'd thought the subject over
Before the fray begun,
And when he's fixed thingsin his mind
They're just as good as done.
If the enemy oppose me
On the left or on the right
Whatever be his numbers"
Said the Old White Horse, "FH fghtf'
So the Old White Horse went marching.
And conquering day by day,
From the walls of Matamoras
To the towers of Monterey,
And for the crowning struggle,
When outnumbered and hemmed round
On the heights of Buena Vista
He took up his fighting ground.
A summons to surrender
From the hostile ranks they send
But that's branch of tactics
That he doesn't comprehend;
So he sent pithy message,
By the bearer of the flag,
And then replied more fully
In grape from Captain Bragg.
When the doubtful battle wavered,
And the foe was gaining ground,
The Old White Horse stood calmly
Where the balls were crushing round;
And all who saw him rallied,
And felt their spirits stirred
The Old White Horse was on the spot
And Victory! was the word.
The Old White Horse is steadfast
And of the staunch old breed;
We've often proved his mettle
And now we'll try his speed;
As he's always done his duty,
And with honor filled his place,
Though never known to run before,
Wen start him for race!
So clear the track good people,
Against the racing day;
Yop know he casks no favors'
But fair field and fair play!
And won't there be some boiling
And flying from the course,
When the Locos see the running
OF our gallant Old White Horse!
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
LANDAND TOWN LOTS
For SALE

T WILL sell at private sale tract of Land adjoin-
L ing Evansville, containing about twenty seven
acres also, fifteen Lots in the upper enlarge
ment of Evansville, all of which will sell reason
able terms in quantities to suit purchasers These
wishing purchase laE or Lots, will find ii TO their
interest to apply immediately.
iva E. A. C0RBET, Agent.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

OTH Gen. Cass be elected, ,Fe shall have
loco Executive and loco Vice President
loco Cabinet loco Congress, and the viii
ofLewis Cass to be the law of the land as ex-
pressed IN the exercise OF that "kingly peroga-
tive the veto. What worse could we have
from any man?
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
NSfICE.

nj Office is hereby given that have taken out
In letters of administration on the estate of Will
lam Dean, Sr and persons indebted the estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and those having
claims against the estate will present them properly
authenticated for payment; Estate is solvent.
iy D WILLIAM DEAN Jr Admir-
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03
AUGUST ELECTION, 1875.
State OF Indiana, Vanderburgh COUNTY,

.5tdIe OF lnulana, s5nuefDuESh SOuDtys -
SAMUEL L. JENKINS, Clerk of the Vanderburgl
L, Circuit Court. do certify that at the General
Election to be held for said county OF Vanderburgh
Several officers are to be chosen, TO wit: one Repre-
Sentative in the General Assembly for the State Of
Indiana, one county Auditor, one Possessing Att1r
ney, Coroner, and one county Commissioner for
the first district. S. L. JENKINS, Clerk
July of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court