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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-25
STATE OF INDIANA. Sx
Vanderburgh ccunty.}
liz TIE VASDERBUReH CIRCUIT CorRr.
yicho'as Longworth and Archibald Miles, COM
MIA

Crawford Bell; Harrison F. Kieer; Watson Bates.
james Brooks and phebe A. Brooks. his Wife;
ANN Maria Fitch; Charles Henry Paxson; Fran-f
ees K. Paxsop; Sarah C. Paxson: AnEa Julia Pax.
son; Robert Pearson, and Rebecca Pearson, his
wife; Jacob Hains Jr., and Caroline Hams, his
his wife; Joseph McMurtcie, and Eliza Jane Nc
MuriTie his wife; John Pearson ana Elizabeth
Elizabeth Pearson, his wife; William Pearson;
benjamin Pearson; Amos Pearson, and Mary
Pearson, his VIE; Samuel Pearson, aud julia
Ann V. Pearson, his wife; John ID. James, and
Amy James, his wife; Scba A. Pearson, and Lou | :
isa Pearson. his wife; Mordecai vasey, aud Ellen
Nasey, his wife; Benjamin Smith Massey; Pearson
Massey: John Kirk. and Mary Kirk his wife; Isaac
scarborough, and Mercy Scarborough his wife,
John Scarborough, ard Hannah Scarborough, his :
wife; Joseph Large, and Cynthia Large his wife;
4 William Scarborough, and Martha Scarborough,
his vita; Pearson Scarborough. and Hannah c.
Scarborough. his wife; Elijah Wilson Scarborough
and sar h SCARBOROUGH his wife. " atson Smith.
aud Amy Smith, his wife; Sarah Ely; John Kirk
Doan. and Sarah Doan his wife; Joseph Reynolds,
/ and Ann Reynolds, his wife, Henry Wdman and
Elizabeth Wildman. his wife; Henry Pearson, and I
Mary Ann Pearson, his wife; Mordeeai Pearson,
aud Ruth Ann Pearson. his wife; Elizabeth Pearl
son. widow of Crispin Pearson deceased; Patiencei
| 1Pearson William Darlington, and Caiharine Oar.
lington. his wife; and Crispn Pearson, and Cor.'
della Pearson, his wife; defendants. ~ j
A ND this 18th day OF January. a. ID. 1852 II
IA complainants above named file their amend,
bill OF compliant in the above entitled cause, and II
pcarng by the affidavit of disinterested Compel.
witness. fled therew ith that all OF the defendants ap
named except Craw ford Bell Harrison +. Kiger Waits
Anna Maria Fitch, Charles Henry Paxson, Frances
PaNson, Sarah &. PaxsOn, innal Jula Paxs0n, Rob,
Pearson and Rcbeeca Pearson his wife. Jacob Hains
and Caroline Hams his wife. Morris Watkins and sr
A Watkins his wife, Joseph McMurtrie and Eliza ia
McNurtre his wife. are residents Of The State
Indiana; therefore the said resident defendants
hereby notified ofthe fling of said amended bin of GU
plant and of the pendency of this suit and that uni
the said defendants plead answer said amend
bill before the calling OF said the next term
said Court 10 BE- begun and held at the Court House
Evansville on the third Monday of April next, the q
bill, to said nonr ssideE defendants, will be take
confessed 10 be true.
o jal2I--3w JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. Clerk
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MOTTO
DISSOLUTION

NOTICE, is hereby given that the undersigned Ia.
~ been appointed administrator of the of vii
liam NJ. Waiker late of Vander burgh county, deceased
The estate is supposed TO be solvent.
janI0.-3w JAMES T. WALKER, Administrator.
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PosIrIox.-"Men shoun not marry it's
commonly said, sunless they can not only
maintain Tor themselves the social position to
which they have been accustomed, but eX-
tend the benefit of that position to their
wives and children. Awoman who marries
is entitled to be kept in the same rank and
comfort in which she was reared"
| We entirely disavow these doctrines. 1t
should be the aim of every married couple to
make their own fortunes. No son and daugh-
ter, who become man and wife, are entitled
to rely on their patrimony, but should willing.
ly commence life at a lower step in the social
ladder than that occupied by their parents, Sc
that they may have the merit and happiness
of rising, if possible, TO the top. Imagine
the case of couple, who, by great perseyer-
ance, have acquired immense wealth, and are
living in style of ease and splendor which
is no more than the reward of their long life
of industry. VIII anybody say that the
children OF such sold folks should live in the
same grandeur as their parcnts
The idea is preposterous. They have nc
right to such luxury, they have done nothing
to deserve it; and il their parents are homes
in dividing their property among them. they
can have no means of supportlngit. fe
marriages are contracted on the principle
: that the married couple shall be able to keel
. up the rank. to which they have been accus
toned under the paternal roof. 1t is sucl
palagS ~ lila 5S iaha y pMTaehs
are filing our country with "poor OLD maids,
coquettish young ladies, with nice ciga
j smoking, good for nothing young men, ait
our colonies, las! with most miserable an
: blrbarous old bachelors. North BIRTHS
-Had.
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It's more difficult to dissemble the senti.
ments one has, than to feign those he has
not.
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STATE OF INDIANA. SO
Vondcrburgh county, So III '"ed''oh'

NANDENIURCH IIRCtfT COURT, n Pm eTI T. ID. 1913.
Josephine Banncll)
, Petition for Divorce.
Andrew j. Ranneny
appears by the affidavit of a disnteresied person
Il this day filed in my Office that the sid Andrew j..
bannell is not resident the State of Indiana The
said BnBel is hereby notified Of tbs pendency of this
SUIT and that unless he appear blorc the Judge OF the
Eanderburgh Circuit Court The first Jay of the next
term thereof be held the Court House in the city
of Evansville, the third monday of pr EeNt then
aud there in said court Plead answer or demur TO the
bill herein the will be heard and determined in his
absence. Witness. JACOB LUNkEN HElAER,
Jan25--3w Clerk.
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One Month Later frcm santa Fe.

INDEPENDENCE, Jan. 10.
This morning the Santa Fee mail reached
here, bringing but little additional news from
that of last month.
The Legislature of New Mexico was in
session, following out the recommendations OF
the Governor and apparently doing some good
for the country.
Governor Lanes course is becoming very
popular, and he will do much fer that country
if not removed by the incoming Admlnistra-
ton.
I A little disturbance, that ut one time
threatened the peace ofthe Territory, sprang
up between the civil and military authorities.
At the request of Gov. Lane, Col. Brock, the
Commander Of the post of Santa Fe, hoisted
the flag in the plaza, while the Legislature
was in session, that had been removed by
Col. Summers order; in consequence OF
which he was removed, and the flag taken
down. The citizens soon had another read
but in their haste it happened to consist oil
three colors white, red and blue. This was
ordered down by the military, and down il
came. Some stars were added, and it wa:
run up again. So it hoats-the civil authori.
ties.
The Southern mail bad not reached SAINT:
Fc, when this one left.
j Craddock g. Lucas were attacked and rob
bed of wagon load of merchandise near
Fort Fillmore, by some Mexicans dressed al
Apaches.
The mail party had fine weather through
out the trip. They found buffalo In lmmens
: numbers OH the Cimanone, and the Mexican
were then in a large body preparing meat TO
the coming year.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed Administrator ofthe estate of Ben
amin Freeborn late of Nanderbuagh county, deceased
SAID estate is solaent. THOMAS HAWKINS,
jand25--3tw Administrator.
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Al. ROBERTS g. CO.,

COMMISSION. FORWARDING AND WESTERN
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
No. 62 Poydras street, New orleans.
Particular attention giren to lie purchase of
GOODS on orders.
REFERESSEs:-Messrs. Jas. Connolly & Co., A. Brother
Esq, q. &. Lathrop, New Orleans; ID. A. January q
Co., Riggs Ii, erng Co., Smy the d uore, st. Louis;
J. A. skh, Esq, hiehardson. Gardner d stone. Gin
einaati a. fhurston Esq, Louisville, KY; II. War
ing. Esq. New York; X. Desha d Co., Leayens Malone
~ Co., aobile; ). +. Gilbert Evansville. JAMES
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[ OST-On Saturday, evening, probably in Foster
IL Hall, Il tnrec blade o & h L MI E-straigh
toriois ehe handle IXL brand. 1.-THE finder will leave
II al the Journal Office he will receive the sincere thanks
of the owner. jaL25-lt
NANTED-5GOO lbs. Fresh Butter, TO close ar
w order. TAYLOR Il HARVEY,
lie
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THE ]. NJ. STocKwELL.--Thisi is the name
of a new boat just built at New Albany for
Capt. Greer, for Wabash river, for which
point she starts on Monday.
The dimensions of the J NJ. Stockwell are
as follows. Hull 2l0 feet in length, with
80 feet beam, and 81 feet hold. She has two
engines with "a inch cylinders, and 8 feet
stroke, and four AZ inch boilers, 80 feet in
length Lou. Cour.
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ANOTHER GOLD MINE FOUND.
Boots, Shoes. ssat., Caps and Carpet
Bags. at Cost.
T PROPOSE to sell out my entire stock of goods at
cost, for and for cash only, wholesale or
tail Ny stock is of the best manufacture, and of the
latest les All who wish get Boots, shoes. &c,
their price will do well to give call at No. IA
iian street, Evansville, nearly opposite the bank
janl0 JAMES X. PAGE. Jr.
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XNESTERN RESERVE CHEESE-a5 boxes JUS
w received and for sale by
). T.. GILBERT & CO..
jane2 Sycamore. near Water.
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ETEDICAL BOOKS
lfl DungesoB's Medical Dictionary;
Hooper's do do:
Christison & GrGith's Dispensatory;
Wood d Bache's U. ). do;
Skey's Operative Surgery;
Fergueson Practical do;
Lawrence ON the Eye;
For sale at the Evansville Bookstore. by
JAMIE SAMUEL LISTER
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A STATE WITH TOO MUCH MoNEY.-The
Saint Louis Evening News exults in the fol-
lowing fashion. over the exemption of Mis-
souri, from ali State debt:
"Missouri has no State debt, no incom-
plete and abandoned works of internal i'm
provements, and no harrasng ''semi annual
ntaments of interest TO pay. The State
Treasury is full and overlooking, and Gov.
King, in his late message, announces that
the revenue of the State is larger than the
wants of the State Government require, and
he suggests a reduction of taxesw
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OYSTERS.

EVANSVILLE BOOK STOnE.-Jusf received n fresh
IL supply of French Aecorleons Spanish Guitars
Barjos, Iamborines, DC. Also, Guitar, VIOLIN and
Wolff cell Strings; for sale by e ~
janis SAMUEL LISTER.
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N. { e. STEW sTEwahT' Secretaries.
State Sentinel, Vincennes and Evansville
papers, and Northwestern Gazette please
copy.
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JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. CLERK.
j. C. ELER,

wHoLEs DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, CQRDIALS, SYRUPS, CIGARS, DC.
UGfer street the rirer.
ian20 IF EyANsvILIE, IND.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
IN TIE HEART OF TIE CITY -
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his House and Lot
Il on Market Fourth street. The lot is 3sk feet
Offices all in good order For further particulars apply
TO Mr.. !. N. APP. or to the subscriber - -. = =
janI9-l ws THOMAS AGAR.
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MEMS PRIME KIP BooTS-A fresh supply just 70
ltl ceved al the Boot and Shoe House OF 80.
deco V. X HENDRICKS & CO.
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We have an open Policy of Insurance which viii cover
all shipments TO Onr address, when advised by letter per
mail when endorsed bills Of iading before. or at
the time OF shipment. MOGRIDGE & NcFAUL-
noyI0--d&wIy 81. Louis, Mo-.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor Weht BToddLrdy and FydIlkIil street M, York
this Ests6lshnent can be seen very correct Repre-,
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue in motion; Tim
only representation OF the kind i'll the The largest
and best oil Ancient and Modern the u s.
The figure OF Soldier Ill the Continental Umorm blue ami
bui lead buttons, marked U. S. a, cors.red Hat
Breeches Caters DC, DC. Also Birds Plum.
some curious Freaks Of Nature Indian implements OF
Rich Oil Paintings fine EngTavings, with other ra
and valuable CurIoses, Statue George
lection cannot be found i'll any Establishment the kind in
the United States. 4 double Cali, which
mted 10 be great wonder The Joined
from the neck down the middle they ulI groII ami
perfectly orned and were b. ought from the Lyme
a Live White Rat from Berks CO. Penn. 4dnittance
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, billiards. Back.
Cannon and Dominoes. Billiard Room two splen.
did Tables is also attached to the house.
REFRESHM ENTS.-Dnner and Supper parties can bc
accommodated at short notice. The will
supplied with all the deCaCes of the Came
tefs Bee steak1 Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &c. provided
at any hour. -
at this Establishment may be seen a celebrated bird
MlNO that Will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment and having various altcra
TONS prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public
Hotels the city New York The Roon which cor.
tains the private in this country being the
collection Of many will sustain the reputation
charge Thomas Riley in the uuality cTis
TORY where meals will be served at all hours day
and evening Private for Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper PARTIES &c.
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
SPerSons wishing orpure Wine Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N BPrivate families Supplied with Dinners Suppers
superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and slversent part
OF tile City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance to the REFECToRY in Franklinst
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TINHE EIGHIu VOLUME of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Il commences on the 18th ofSeptember 1t is principal
ly devoted to the diffusion oTuseu practical knowledge
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lndustry-hechGnicGI, Mama featuring and 4sTfcdtLEl-
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The attention OF the the following GER
tifcse OF remaIkabi effected by using only five
bottles Of Sands SarsarariIla:
Sidney, (lhaine,) ApriL is, 1850
Messrs a. b. IL u. SANDS:
Gentlemcn-This is certify that have afflicted
less since birth, with uuia, winch cuntiI-
ued 10 increase until last February. liz January my legs
we've 50 swollen could boot king, aItL
had several large all the time In this Sit
uatlon about 10 give up despair, was ud-
ysed to try Sands SalsalaIle. had not much III
II, but sert 10 agents iii Augusta procu ed
bottle which did me so much good, that sent got
ano her, and continued until had taken bottles
perfectly we'll Ii any person may read this
letter is afflicted with disease of Scroula, would
most sincerely recommend him Sands lila
any person wishes information about nv case
by calling upon me- convince OF healing power OF
this medicine. STEPHEN q. HAYipOOD
r we are pei sonalIy acquainted with Mr.. Hayw Uod
and believe his statement above 10 be true.
DlLLlNGHAM IL TITCONB.
Prepared anu sold, wholesale and retail, A b.. ID.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner m
William New York Sold also by Druggists generality
throughout the United Canadas Price 81 net
bottlei six bottles for s.. For by
J. IL. CRUMBACKER
No. 175 Main St, Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh Seaon & Sharpe OF MaysvIlIe.
Shackeford Il Crichton, Portsmouth; K. h. inna
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FRMALE sEn1INARY,

THE regular time for the commencement OF Pan
;s eft Each session. Continues eslsdaa o
Inc teachers at present connected with tho Seminary,
isev: =. y: ,lToLFoRD. b, D, Princtpat,
Miss MIRA H; TOWNSEND. h''l'faHt'' 't7t',.
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, Assistant Primary Depart
pn:. JOHN wINKLE, Music and German. a.7ttli
Mr.. L. 2. De MAssIAs, French and Dragging. la..f
Prof .. b. STONE, Vocal M4sic. E f..Is..rl .ll.
on account Of Provdentai detention at home, hut wi
probably 13af III, be with a US in the Spring,
Seminary near Philadelphia She not only gives i.struo
Io experienced Teacher Music and French Pupils
III Music can receive lessons they prefer, either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the re5,lar
teachers, and arrangements
before the classes BY experienced Lecturer and tx
apupi viii at the OF Tuition Where
lass, that i The pupils grade. -
Of i've months, $500
nAr s-Tmtioa@Primary, Junior Gradeper
session, 600
az Senior Grade, 1900
Z" Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
Med HiE s elass. 1859 l3SS
No Ta ch Ane!sn rag o. tSatas ssaE 500
Muse per session ofve months, with OF instrument
iot iCSSoiS, Is %
tf!o ofinstrument for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting drawing, 1000
Irs. 49, -l'','O f'%'A SOW g 90
tca Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons the Semna-
RI IL of the extra trouble the is charg
cd as n tho Seminary, viz: S1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time the close
OF session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management the school, we
by We only TO that we have here Gorernent and La
administered kindly nieed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils the
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra care and trouble TO Teachers but is only safe
sl't-n We have found Teachers who have
oil our views. Fs.1 ~ -
AS to the progress of our pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations &c
will point them 10 the members OF higher classes
and sayHic znontnens-here arc our pie
Wheeling, Aug 81
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Silk 81 Dress Goods

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DAYADERE and Flourced Silks extremely rieh Bro.
cads Silks in Tan color, Ashes OF Roses, dc, Satin de
Chene Black Silks all qualities, Royal embroidered Dam
designs Stewart Plaids, French Mernos, Molsein DO
Bege in and Steel Mixed 3D. and 81 plain Mouse.
lin De LANES Turquoise Tibet Cloths elegant French
hntZes Chales in coors Persian and Lama Coths black
and coored Apacas from 1s ST. 60; being the largest
stock OF dress goods in the city. Just reeeivedat
octe5 .--jiss;F5 ' o W, HEISKFLI d cos