Evansville Journal, Volume 11, Number 47, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1845 — Page 1

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H H 11 BY W. II. CHANDLER.! THE UNION OF THE WHIGS FCR THE SAKE OF THE UNION. At $2,00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE" VOL. XI. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1815. AO. 17. BUSINESS CARDS. , , w qJt - v Hf Is pjf 4y Si lit Hfc Mm-mm ft''' , ' j " 1 A list, of lands anrl town Inf s m-nnrl J o li n r 1 1 o t fnrtlif! nftn-n,ivmpnf of HAS. I. BATTELS. JOHN I.S'Qf.E, JR

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LAW NOTICE. BATTELL & 1KGI.E, Attorneys at Law, Evatirville, la. Ojfice on First st. below Main. March 27, '45.-ly. ' " JOIIX J. CHAXDLER, Attorney at Law, EVA SV1LLE, I A.,

taxes due thereon for the year 1844, by the County Treasurer of Vanderburgk, in the State of Indiana." i :'-

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NO. 1. PIGEON TOWN. Audrss? Silas Bowyer, Jan n A Carpeuter, A B & W Clark, Amos Fiilier, Joseph Hazzard, G VV heir of Hull, Emanuel Howard, Robert do do do do . i do do -

Johnston, James M

Kerr, Jolin W

Larrabee, Huntington McCall. Jas B heirs of

Rockwell. John A

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Baker, Harmon H do do Bamier John C Bintsr, Geo L - Doerer, Jacob ' : Conucr, Wm O

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rrosey, Lreoree

Kobinton, ? . Rose. Joshua

Warner, Wundel

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The whole of the several tracls of land and town lots in the foregoing list contained, or so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, interest and charges due thereon, or due from die owner thereof, will be sold at public auction at ihe Court House in Evansville, in Vanderburgh County, Irdiana, by the Treasurer of said counly, on the fiist Monday in January nest, unless such taxes be paid before the day of sale. Evansvill November20, 1845 WILLIAM II. WALKER. Auditor V. C. -

Office on First st., between Main &. Sycamore

May 1545-1.

JAMES LOCK HART, Attorney at Law v Officeon First st .between Main anb Sycamore EVANSVILLE, IA. yuneo-ly. JAMES E. BLTTIIE, Attorney at "Law. Office on First street, a few boors above Main EVANSVILLE, I A. june 19-tfy. CONRAD BAKER, ' . Attroney at Law. (J-Office in the Cocrt House, .-EVANSVILLE,-I A. juue 19y. DANIEL MORGAN, Physician and Surgeon, Office on First sr., between Main and Sycamore. EVANSV1LLK, IA june 5-ly.

S. B. KELTOV, Ornamental Painter. -Locust street, nearly opposite the Post Office. EVANSVILLE, IN P." .fjone-19-y. C. HARRINGTO.V. J. B HANJfAH. E. A. FAIRCHILD. HARRINGTON HANNAH, & CO., Forwarding Jfc Commission Merchants. Water street, Evnsville, la. Still continue to give satisfaction to all who eritrust business to their care. f june 5-ly. J.H. BOFANDICK. - J. VEXXEMAH J. II. BOFANDICK it CO. Dry Good's Merchants. Mjin -street, between First and6econd. May 8-jy. EVANSVILLE, lA. DECKER & KRAMER Dealers in Groceries, Leather & riridin?. Main st., between First and Second ., - EVANSVILLE, I A. Hrdeswillbe taken in exchange. rnay22-ly A. GUMBERTS &. r.n '

Dealers in Dry Goods, Hardware, QueensWiire, Boots,Shoes, Hats,Caps,&c. Main street, corner of Main-and Second . EVANSVILLE, IA. may 22-ly!

J. BRAY.' " I. CASSELBERRY. BRAY & CASSELBERRY, Phvsiciatis & Surgeons, s

Office on First st., bptween Main and Loccst.

EVANSNILLE, IA- yuue5-ly

DRS..CEO. B, & JXO.T. WALKER, Physicians and Surgeons.

Office on Main street near the Market House,

EVANSVILLE, IA. jy 10 tfy.

fril. TRAFTON. , CHAS. 8. WEEVER

TRAFTON & WEEVER, Physicians and Surgeons.

Office on Fiktstst , between LoclstJc Walnut.

EVANSVILLE, I A. fjuly 3-tf

RS. DAN'L S. LANE St J. R. WILCOX.

gfMHE citizens ot Vanderourgh County and

IA vicinity are respectfully informed that

that the undersigned have entered into a copartnership in the practice ofMediciue, in all its various branches. Those who may choose to apply to them, may be certain of being promptly and carefully attended; and when the atten

dance of both may be desired by any individu

al, the expenses will not be increased thereby.

D S L E July, 18 '44 tf. '? JOHN R. VVILCOX

R. B. HART, Wholesale & Retail Boot St Shoe Maker, Corner oj First and Main streets May l-Iy . EVANSV ILLE, 1ND . J. II PHELPS, - , DRAPER AND TAILOR. - Water streetx between Main and Loctnt Mayl-Iy. EVANSVILLE, IND.

A. B. BRADT. s. j. PKINDLI. BUADT&PRISDLE, FAftliiU.N A bLfc, TAILORS. Shop on Fir-t sTfisar,"A few doors above Maiw, oct9, tfy. EVANSVILLE, IND.

E. A: CORBET, - NOTARY PUBLIC. Office an Main street, opposite the Bank.. sep 1 1 45-tf. EVANSVILLE, 1 A. Clear the Track for the Mammoth Boot!!! If. J. HART & CO. , Boot and Shoe Maker, Main st. between First Ac Second at the sign of THE MAMMOTH BOOT. A large asBotment of BOOTS and SHOES on band and for sale low lor cash. . May8-ly.

- Jtt.V.ILV .XiA LIS.MAX . Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer in Tobacco, Segars, and Snuff. Water st., next door to Dr. J. M. Stockwell's EVANSVILLE, IA. fJT" Persons wishing to purchase any of the ibove articles will do well to. give me a call beore buying elsewhere.' may 22, '45-1 y

JOHN GILMAN, HAT MANUFACTURER, Main street below-the Market House. Keeps constantly 011 hand an assortment ofhis own manufactured Hats. He will at all times pay the highest market price in cash tor Deer and Fur Skins. Imay 22-ly. JOHN WARD, Fashionable Boot and shoe Maker. Main street opposite the Ba.vs. - EVANSVILLE, IA. J. Ward has carried on the above business for twenty years in the City of Philadelphia ; and moved to the West about one year since. - "Try him once and yon'll try him again.' may 8-y W. M. MORRISON. . Fashionable Draper and Tailor, Main st. door from ihe comer of Second, , EVANSVILLE, IA,

0j- Cutting warrauted to fit if properly made up. . ' . .May 8-ly.

J. L. BITTROLFF, Watch and Clock Maker and Jeweler. Second street, 3 doors from Main EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Repairing of watches and clocks and all other kinds ot jewelry done with neatness and despatch. , - ' ' . May 1-ly

WASHINGTON HALL, - BF BEXJAM1N NURRE ?.J Having leased the above- establishment, d jppjijlormarly occupied by E Ehrsam, and i fitted it up with new lurmture, he is now ady to accommodate his tri'enus and the public. May 1-ly

GARDNER BOLES, Coach, Carriage, & Bnggy Manufacturer, Main street bettcecn First and Second, EVANSVILLE, IA." OirMending done to order and on short notice . may 8-ly.

G. COLYISV, I" . STODDARD.

COLVIN & STODDARD,

Coach, Carriage & Buggy Manufacturers,

Mam st. near the Lana I EVANSVILLE, I A. All job work in their line done cheap and at

short notice. . may 0,-6. ra

MATTHIAS RENSCHLER, , BLACKSMITH. Shop on Locust Street opposite the Sherwood House. AH business in his line done

with neatness and despatch. : . May 1-ty

II. BASLER, Draper and Tailor. ater ctreet,2 doors below tbe-Indiana Hall. BeP '8-ly EVANSVILLE, IA. EMERY POWELL. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Cutting done to order and at shortest notU, MAlNSiKEET BETWEEN FlRST AND SECONp STS. July 3-ly Evansville, Ia,

THOS. SCANTLIN, W holesale and Retail DeaJer in Stoves and ManulartureroiTin.

Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware. - -Water street at tit Sign or the Mam. June 5-ly.

moth. Coii'ee Pot.

MARTIN RIES, ' , CABINET M A K E R . Main street opposite the Washin&toit Hall, EVANSVILLE, IA. A largo assortment of Furniture - on hand and for sale cheaf for cash. may7ly. "exchange hotel, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

THIS extensive establishment h

been taken by the undersigned, and

wui.ne cpngucieo-ov lntn in tuture. Having, for several years had cuargs of nnf J thfl mnsl nnmilsp FTn.ni.

I t " ' " " flVIGID III Ohio, he i encouraged to believe that the Exchange will rank among the BEST Hotels in the Western Country. C. K. DREW.

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jy 16, '45-tfy,

VINEGAR! VINEGAR!! VINEGAR!!! UST rcceiued and for sale - 25 BBLS CIDER VINEGAR, the best article in town, warranted good, ky may 29-tf ALLIS k HOWES. Wistar's Balsom of Wild Cherry! SfJ) GROS just received and tor sale by & jy 10-tf E. P. SPURRIER &. CO Chewing Tobacco. LANGHOKN'S best "Gold Leap' for aal by jy 10-tf E. P. SPURRIER & CO. Flat Boat. A FLAT BOAT 95 by 18 feet wide for .ale by a. sep 11-ti. GRIFFITH & CORBET.

Indiana Tonic Pills. 3Th GROS ot this yiluabls MediciDe & JP store and for sale by May 15 tf E. P. SPURRIER & OO. Sigh ot Golden Mortar, Water street.

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GRO Lemon Syrups; 20 bags Alepicer ill bass PeDoer. for chIa ln K

(Mayl5-ttJ E. P. SPURRIER Co. Sign of Golden Mortar, Wator street.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.

taESSRS. AHLERING & BREMMEf

u Drapers and Tailors, lain of fTini-inn..

desire to iniorm the citizens ot Evansville w the surrounding country, that they have j opened on Main street, next door to Messrs. &. C. Bell's Drus; Store, a large and Iresh st of READY MADE CLOTHING, made in latest and most fashionable style, of good t teriafs and in the beet manner. The work ' executed by themselves and under their and will be fully warranted. Their stock large one and embracing every thing quisite for the fitting out of a gentlemi wardrobe, and will be sold at very mode prices. Youths clothing on hand of good w m a 11 ship and of the uery best materials, at tremely low prices. A lot of fine Trunks, 2 We think oar goods and prices will ini those wishing to purchase to lay out their ney with us, and we therefore solicit a from the public. Clothing made to order. October 16-1 mo.

' CHARLES - KELLER, , LOCKSMITH, Second street, at the Sion of the Golden Key. All kinds of Locks made and repaired cheap and at short notice. Any kind of fine iron work

doneon reasonable terms

. may 22-ly.

JAMES SCANTLIN.

Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware and DEALER IN STOVES, Shop on Main, between Second St., and the Court House, at the sign ol THE GOLDEN COFFEEPOT.

Houses covered with Copper, Tin,

and Zinc, and every article in his

line furnished at short notice. May 8, '45-Iy

Castor Oil. BblsNo 1 CASTOR OIL, a good article, 9 store and forsale by , '. Feb 13 ' V .& C.IJ Blue Grass Seed.

A Few bushels clean BLUE GRASS SF "received and for sale by

reo W. & C. BELT ntmv at

W. BISHOP, grateful for Paat faV wen! rt roanprt fnllv inlnrm .1

- - r ""Hiwil that tie nan removprl hia .or.Kli.l..nt r

- - - "njiiuiriii 1 x u III 1 comer .opposite the Sherwood Hons to t k..aMAn. r . i. 1 .... "

o'"ijr ui ma large DricK House, on 1

entrance on tirst cross street. All who call rIisII ku ... . j - r . . .

iiaun comioriaDie.il warm room sharp razors, and prompt attentio can render them ao. o ,r

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10 Sags Shot, for sale by ALUS & HO WES.

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