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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-04
1NsoLYENT NOTICE.

tSiate of Iadiano Vander6urgd C0Waty.
A T the November Term OF the Probate Court A.
n D. lS49. said Court declared the estate OF
Matthias II. Anterior decd, to be prcbaby nsol-
vent creditors are therefore required TO hie their
claims against the estate tor allowance in said Pro
bate Court within ten months from the date hereof,
.or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOSEPH BOWLES, Admir-.
Evansville, Dec 3. I'D 3-4tw
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
G. KOLLENBERG,
Confectioner and Dealer in Toys, &c..

4HtLtW IStTttti A1IUftSttttt, IHd.,
ID EGS leave to acquaint the public generally and
- his numerous friends particularly, that he has
made very extensive additions to his former stock
and has now on hand the LARGEST and BEST asSort-
ment of TOYS ever brought to the State, embra-
cling ev 3ry thing ever manufactured, and made in
the most durable and elegant style He has not
splce To enumerate his stock. but requests visit
from those wishing TO purchase. Glass Toys OF
beautiful make and vast variety "a new article
AIso-A splendid assortment of Candies and
Sweetmeats. to which he invites attention.
All the above articles will be sold either at whole
sale or retaia very reduced prices and he earnest
y solicits the patronage OF the public Orders from
distance safely packed and attended to on the in
slant.
| RecolIec the Brick Store, Main street
| n 23-d@Dw wi g. KOLLENBERG.
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TT5E NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

w E are receiving new and fashionable Furni-
w ture weekly, of the best Louisville make,
which. for beauty, durability and cheapness can't
be beat We have made arrangements to fill orders
direct from the mandatory cheap as similar ar
stcles can be bought in the west. All kinds OF tur-
sni,ss % nd chairs from the lowest price up.
3, 3o-tf / ....l... JP & q. SCHWING.
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MONEY FOUND.

"A SUM of money was found 10y the undersigned
tack which the owner can obtain 10y property
proving property, and paying for advertising. The
amount was large enough 10 make lis loss OF some
Importance Inquire ut the Catholic Church OF
the teacher, or OF ..
3-tf MICHAEL MAILER.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 81 h.
December End
ERECTED REGULARLY BY DAFcocK, BRo.'s-

Sen AND MoLAssEs--The sales of sugar
we, about 600 Lhds at the same prices as on
Saturday,. 4a41 for Fair 10 Prime. Nearly 1900
bill Molasses sold at 2O4a2O4c, mostly at the
Guide price.
LoUR-The market was somewhat heavy and
200 bbs changed hands, including 500 bbls
Oo at s.. lot of seco,d ST. Louis at the same
20lllinois s. Is, lOtC.mnon at 81 y. and
1Ochoice ST. Louis (Uuion Steam Mild at So
pcbbl.
.oRx-Nearly 5000 sacks sold, of which 300
ab0a5O4 100 sacks Prime white and yellow at
5 and 600 sacks old and selected at &c
yArs-32G sacks S.; Louis sold at 42llf4c on
t Levee.
2,aS MEAL-A lot of 3l7 barrels; kln-dried,
bught 2374 per Dbl.
PaovrsIoNs-The pork market was quite
un with sales of some 300 bbls. IN lots by one
,rtv at$lO for Mess, and s 25aS so for Prime
t-Racon II casks prime shoulders sold at 4c
d. casks Sides at DC OF Lard $50 bbls. and
erces No , sold at II and 300 kegs prime al q
rirnc Beef lower, and $40 bbls. sold in two lots
S. 80; and also 80 half hbls. Mess Sc 90.
UoFFEn-2000 bags old Rio sold at log. 100 al
OF. and 100 at lie. per ID.
WHISxr-On the Levee 100 bbls. Rectifet
we're sold at 2l4 AMI 80 Dexter's at 25c. per gal
on,
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NEW EsTABLIsHNTENT.

Store and Furniture UarehOuse; Copper Tin,
and Sheet Iron rare Jfanutact0ry,
EVANSVILLE, IA.
w f viii keep full and complete assortment
w of Cook, ParIor, and Heating Stoves OF all
kinds. Also, Brass Kettles, Sadirons, Counter
Scales Coffee Mills, &c. &c. A general assort-
ment of Tin Ware TO which we invite the attention
of merchants. All kinds OF Copper work for steam
boats and mills MAIDS to order.
CABINET FURNITURE.
The latest styles of new and fashionable Furni-
ture, Chairs Mattresses, &c, all of which we will
sell at the lowest prices.
d1-lmd9w] ]. P. & G. SCHWlN(f.
05-[Clarion, Princeton; Weekly Journal, Bafay-
ette; Courier, Terre Haute; Gazette, Vipcennes;
Kentuckian, Henderson,; copy the above to the
amount of 50, and send bill to advertisers
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ALLIS & HOwES,

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Shoy
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say to Mer-
chants: Having had experience in the business OF
the West. almost as long as the West has he'd bus
mess. they have a thort ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
Dorters such articles rs will suit the market, ind
are prepared to sell goods favorable terms as
can he obtained in Louisville or Cincinnati;
To Canal. CoNTRacToRS.-With especial view to
Canal works they have on hand, and will be con
stantlv receiving large lots of Spades and ShoveIs
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body,
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They will
paw the highest market price for country produce
and call particular attention TO their very large
stock of Gunny Bags which they will furnish or
terms that cannot fail to please.
| Nov. g, 49-n 2l-tf:
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CINCINNATI ARTICLES.
sfE bO-.es Starch;
|SeJ 50 do Palm Soap;
Is do Toilet :"
30 do Mould Candles;
p do Star do;
80 k.g pure and No White Lead
5 bbs l.inseed and Lard Oil;
s do Vinegar;
% doz Zinc Wash Bards;
gross Black and Blue Ink
10 do Backing;
loo do Matches
20OO lbs Sanratus;
1000 stone Pipes;
20 boxes Cheese;
80 dnZ Brooms
Alum, Copperas, &c; &c.
For sale by In 2s-tfI J. & w. REILLY 4
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EVANSVILLE MARBLE YARD.
MITCHELL. RULE &. Co

nEALERS in Foreign and American Marble,
- Monuments, F0mb and Head Stones, Centre
/ able and Counter Tops &C., sc.
N. B. Work done in good style and the low
est prces uss .4aa In l2-ly
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NOTICE
2 ARTNERSHIP NOTICE
EYE INFIRMARY.

9g-Tr3e. n :
@AHHS- DRS BRAY q FINCH would respect
fully inform the citizens of Evansville, and
vicinity, that they have associated themselves to-
rether, in the practice of Medical and Surgical dis
eases of the eye.
Not only physicians, but all must admit. that the
wants of the community require an Eye lnfirmary;
nd that Evansville, from it's commanding location
ole Hum all points; not only enjoying the COM
mereial advantages of three large nayigable rivers,
but is the terminus ofone ofthe longest Canals now
known which will diminish the expense, and facil-
ta;e trave important items to those who are afict
I'd with diseases of the eye. sd
As TO our qualifications we can satisiy all who
will favor us with cali, that acquainted with
he latest and most successful practice in ophhalmo
ngy. as now pursued by the most approved ocuist
the Eastand West. May l9-d&wlv
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CASH ADVANCES.

r WILL make Liberal advances ON Produce 10
L shipment omy friends Cowan, Dykers u Spai
dings, New Orleans. :, ..,,oc,,-,,,,,rr
-. vansville, Dc. 1,49-d3-6md
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AXES

IN DOZ. Axes, Ohio and kentucl Patterns
sDO of Hunts, Simmons and Daviss mandatory
Just arrived in store, BY -
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PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
z SM Kegs Nails, assorted;
ESEO5O boxes Window Glass;
1000 doz Cotton Yarns;
25 bales Batting;
300 pairs Sad Irons;
10 boxes Glassware;
10 do Counter Balances;
10 do Coffee Mills;
Cotton Wrapping Irvine;
Candlewick, Gc,, for sale by
q If J. & w. REILLY.
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LAMP OIL.

. a CASKS Bleacheo Sperm-0i Just arrived, and
U for by In 2l1 ALLlS & HoWES.
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CARPET WATERFRONT.

CAtIFLL w ALLElANOOAN4
TIME subscribers are Just opening large nndei-
/ egant Carpet Wareroom, where ,hey have now
on hand splendid stock OF Carpets, consisting OF
Venetian, Ingram, Three Ply, and Stair Carpeings
from 81. 10 81 80 per yard, together with 44--5.4
GA heavy oil Cloths, with splendid stock OF
'rufted and Chenille Rugs, all ofwhich will be sold
cheaper than ever before offered here. We have
now on hand about 80 pieces Competing, to which
we would cal the attention of all who wish to pur-
cha-e
d 1-tf J. H. MAGHEE Il %.
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roc ROUTING
TAKE NOTICE.

W. E herel forwarn all persons from buying or
w trading Tor certain note, payable in nine
months, given by the undersigned John s. Terry
en- orser H G. Huntington Tor Fifty dollars dated
sometime in the laterpart OF February or the hrst
of March, l949, as said note has been offsetted TO
that amount by the refusal of said Huntington TO
give 10 US certain printing materials, Tor which the
note was given, and will he so held in law
WRIGHT N TERRY.
Greensboro, Ky, Oct Eth, l849 In 29-3t
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GROCERIES.
Or bags new crop Coffee;
Tvsp % bbs new Mol-sses;
10 hhds :" Sugar;
$50 bbIs Kan2w ha Salt
10 do new Mack,rsl
~ boxes Imp' and u Teas;
10 half chests black do;
100 whole. and halt kegs Powder
$50 realms Wrapping Paper;
81 boxes Va. and Mo. L obacco:
25sbags Liverpool Salt;
10 do Pepper and Spice;
100000 Percussion Caps, ID & and b;
IS duz. Buckets, &c, for sale by
II 2s-tf J. & w. REILLY.
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HATS AND CAPS.

Mems. and Boys Caps, all kinds, California
vi and common Hats, for salecheap FIR cash. by
n6i JAMES & WzITE
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HASTINGS Syrup of Wood Nnptha;
4 Il Maris' Fluid Extract OF Alexandria SIENNA /;
= do do q Buchu;
do do " Pinkroot;
do do " Sarsapurla;
These articles admirably adapted for the pre-
acriptions of Physicians. For by
n27 J. q observation-disclosures
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Sherman Williams, and
Harriet Williams hiswie,
Wilson Collins. and Syble
Collins his wife.
rs. : In Chancery.
Elizabeth Kinyon. Eli
Kiuyon. Samuel Barnett.
Humphrey Barnett, and
Clemens Barnett.
~ T. it remembered that or the 30,h day OF No
L. vember, a. d. lS49, the above named COM
plainants fled their bill of complaint in the office
of the clerk OF the Probate Court OF Nanderbulgh
County against the above named defend; nts; and
it appearing by the affidavit of dsinerested per-
son. filed with said bill that the said Eli kinyon.
one Of the defendants above named is non-resl-
dent ofthe State of Indiana. Therefore police Is
hereby given TO the said Eli Kinyon OF the filing
and psndency of said bill, and that unless he ap-
pear in said Court the first day of the next term
thereof to be began and held at the Cour, .fouse in
Evansville on the second Monday in February next,
and plead to or answer the said bill on or beoIe
the calling of The said cause. the said bill as to the
said Eli Kinyon will be taken as confessed.
dl-3t+ SAMI. 4. JENKINS, Cl'k
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

..na EXCHANGE HOTEL.
f5l5TaI THE subscriber, PrOVluenualiy restored
En to comparative health, is again able TO at
$50 tend to his business, Gratihed for the
many avorS he has received from the Public, he re-
spectfuy solicits their continuance.
29-tf CYRUS X. DREW.
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IN O'NEIL fashionable Tailor. shop on Syes
~. mors,hsswseA Water aRd Firvt at. aag2S.
ae Ga oaa ez-El 1 sHef Sas5 81 FsE ~
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vEsT1MENTALI SOAP

TOR removing grease, paint, oil, tar, pitch, and
L all other articles injurious cloths, silks, &c.
For sale by j. q. HATCHIIT,
II 2S-dlml Druggist.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE of INDIANA Vanderburgh Co, 9,
In the Probate Court of Yandburgh County ! %
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NOTICE.
CIGARS.

4 N assortment OF lUp, UUO superior Cigars, open
- for inspecton,lby
n2l ALLIS & HOWES.
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COlllilS MS W I've.
Us.
Elizabeth Kinyon. Eli
Kinyon. Samuel Barnett.
Humphrey Barnett, and
I,la,,,ons Haruatt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28

trade of Boston. 1t will make Boston as great a
shipping port as New York now is, for the great
West, not only for exports, but also for I'M
ports.
This line of railroads will of course, when
completed, be very profitable, as to the passen-
gers and freight both to and from the Great
West. In the mean time, the Vermont Central
road finished as it will DO this gear, to Burling-
ton)wil also be very profitable, from the local
traffic on its line, and from the traffic which,
starting at Lake Champlian) will locate nn its
own line, on the Passumpsic Road, on the North
ern, on the Concord, on the NashuH and on the
Lowell Railroads.
The region around Burlington is full OF lime,
and none of this article is to found on the lines
of the railroads above named. On the line Of
these railroads there is great consumption OF
salt, which the policy of New York State car
ries at a cheap rate of tolls, on the New York
public works from Syracuse to Burlington. The
-four, the beef, the pork Of the Great West
brought to Burlington through tho Ere and
Champlain canals, will (beiore the completion Of
the OgdenSburg Road) be consumed in consider.
aba quantities, on the lines of the railroads a.
bove named.
The local preexsti1g movement of persons
aud goods OIL the Vermont Central road is alrea
dy very large, and when four folded las is usual
by the law of railroads) it will furnish a very
great income for the Vt. Central roao.
The Vt. Central line is fnlI of good farms and
excellent water privileges, and has large, in.
telligent and thrifty population.
The creation of '$2.O0O,OOO of new stock by 0
vote passed June 9Th, l849, at $50 per share
will give the VT Central Railroad Company 81,
100000 tangible funds, and enable them to com
plete The road to Burlington, fully equipped, ant
pay off all their loating debt. When thus CON.
pleted, this road will only cost $4,000 per mile
to him who pays 500 per share for the stock
1t will only cost $25,00O per mile to him wiz
pays $50 per share of the stock. This cost /,
very small when compared to the cost of thu
Western Railroad, $4,000 per mie) or to the
cost Of the other railroads centering at Boston
which is $65,OO0 per mile OH an average.
The highest grade on the Vermont Contra
Railroad Ia only 40 feet to the mile, with the ex
ceptlon of five miles near the Lake, where thu
grade Is only As feet. The wood only cost
81 SO per cord when cut and sawed ready to be
used. This road is very well built. The ex
penses OF transportation upon it, are therefore
very light, and will continue 80 to be.
The Vermont Central Railroad will therefore
be quite POTABLE even before it is reached b,
the business coming to it from the railroads t
Ogdensburg and to Canada. And when ,hi
business comes npon it, the result, both for it
stockholders and for the City of Boston, will ex
coed the most sanguine expectations of the mos
sangune man. Is it not, then, eminenty TO
the public interest to cheer onward the march t.
completion of this great line, which is to Civ,
Boston the trade of Canada, and increase i'm
menscly its commerce with our inland seas p
Olive Branch,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
Colored Orators.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Globe,
writing from New York. during Anniversary
week, speaks in the following manner of the or
atorical powers of Douglass, Bib and Ward:
Frederick Douglass has lost none Of his fire
and vehemence, HIS speaking was like bat
terry of red hot shot. He goes straight to his
mark, and demolishes whatever he attacks.
Henry Bib addressed the American and For
0lgn Society in strong, tcrse, compact, argu-
mentatlve speech on the circulation of the scrip
lures among the slaves, which would have done
credit to the most eminent legal advocate. His
recital of the evils of slavery, as experienced in
his own history, was impressive in the extreme,
and left no apology or pnlliation for the barbar-
GUS system.
A colored preacher of this State, Mr.. Ward,
who addressed the meeting at considerable
length, excited great deal of Interest. Unlike
the two speakers previously alluded to, he is of
pure African blood, genuine Ethiopian, and no
mistake, He went into the business as if he
was forging bar Of iron. He was not long in
getting up to the welding heat, and then what a
flying of sparks What humping of sledge
hlmmerS, and trip hammers, too, for that matter
You seldom hear such specimen Of wit and
sarcasm, burning down into the very bones Of
his adversary, and all the more effecual for be
ing exercised with such perfect self possession
and good nature. Who can presume to say
that the African race is doomed by fatal de-
cree to the degradation 1t has SO long suffered
Give the black man fair chance, awaken hi'
self-respcct, extend to him the fruternal RICH
hand, or even only raise the iron heel from Of
his neck how sure is he to mock the prophecies
of evil put forth by the atheists to humanity, anc
often pour shame on the boosted superiority o
the whites
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-28
LEGAL NOTICE s.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon. the
District of Randoph-ss Probate Court
for the District of Randolph. To all persons
concerned In the Estate of Leonard CHATTER, late
of Braintree, in said misunderstanding.
WHEREAS John Chatter, administrator Of
the estate of said deceased, has made applica-
ton in writing to this court, for license TO sell
all of the Real Estate of said deceased and rep
resents, that the same is nece ssary for the pay
ment of the debts and charges against said Es-
tate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear
at a session Of said court to be held at the Reg
isters Office, in Rando phi, in said District, on
the I'd Tuesday OF July, A. d. l849, and show
cause, if any you have, why license should not
be granted, as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published, three weeks
successfully, in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier, in said State; the last Of
which publication shall be before the day as
signed for hearing, as aforesaid.
Dated at Randolph, this 18th day Of June, A
D. l849.
By order of the Court
PHILANDER PERRIN, Register.
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Nv INTERE STING CASE.

Wcre Elder Strout + personally known, he needs no
vouchers as his character for truth and veracy stands
high rs that Of any other Where is known it only
necessary to say he is highly respectable clergyman Of
the Free viii Baptist Denominations We ask for his state
mcnt, candid reading,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having Of late associated with mnsering brethren who
were laOrng under pulmonary ditc utrs, and knowing
this is the common LOT OF such difficulties, and the public
generally have bit e confidence in patent medicines, |
deem my duty 10 state " facts tonchg my own case
believing they will be Of public utility. For some wears
past been afflicted with disease of the lungs oc-
casi0nng holrStness soreness and pain through the chest
and at times difficulty lremhng During The past win
ter it had arrived at that stage that found must suspend
my ministerial ahUrS unless could Obtain relief winch
con iored doubtful having tIrd several physicians pre-
scriptnns without any benefit Stating nay convict Cns to
some of INV friends, they psrsuadd TO Hunters
Pulmonary Basanl or Cough syrup ! had Little faith
in these medicines that should not have procured il had
not the money hnen Civ q by the person. who made the IT.
quest. called IN Mes iurti3 and Company. who re.
commended the ah1ve H9cd llsam, and the Indian Dys
pepsia Plils 10 b'takrn "a connection with IT, used them
with so good success That my ffcnls astunish, d.
have not enjoyed good health for years a. now do
thu fore fel willing t. Civ my tn the public to-
gether with my advic % those afflicted with coughs, colds
and lung complaints t" try The Ialsum and Pills.
:. K. COLLINS, W"tesHlt and Retail Agent Aontptier
VT, lluichnS Naterbury-D w Keith arrG-I Hook
er, Planhcid-E Putnam MarshGcld-E Perry and Co.
Caho-N Kidd I nH' Co. IIldeparA-Il N Villas John
soa-D Gilbert, Morristown-H Montgomery, iIardwick.
| I3:ly
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GLAD TO HEAR IT.

The Burlington Sentinel,in referring to
the election Of member of Congress from
the Third District, occasioned by the APP
pointment of Hon. Geo. P. Marsh as min
lister to Constantinople, says
"There will be no DIVISION no conten-
ton no rivaIship among the democracy.
There is but one feeling and determination,
that we know Of from little Grand Isle to
the lower border of bIue-light Addison.
Our nomination we believe will be made BY
reclamation. We shall elect the man we
nominate as surely as an election day shall
come, and We shall send to Congress an old
fashioned democrat and a neU fashioned
democrat and free democrat and demo
crat all over, and nothing else.-7- Star