Evansville Journal, Volume 11, Number 52, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 January 1846 — Page 3

MESMERISM. We have received a letter from Mr. E. M. Spencer, from Vincennes, at tvhicb place he is at present lecturing, notifying US of hia intention to visit this city and deliver a course of lectures on Mesmerism. He is said to be an interesting and popular lecturer upon this most wonderful science, and his perform

ances in the east and elsewhere, are spoken off in the papers of the places where he has been, interesting in the highest degree, and utteily astounding. 07-The Whigs of this county held a meet "ing at the Court House, on the 31st ultimo, for ihe purpose of appointing Delegates to attend the State Convention to be held at Indianapolis on the 9th inst.,to-morrow. Pre vious, however, to transacting that business, the following expression of opinion in relation to our Slate Debt, and the completion of our Canal, was. decided as proper; and the unanimous vote which was given in fa vor of the resolution, is the best evidence that could be given of the firm determation of the Whigs of Vanderbugh to use all hon est means to accomplish these objects. Daniel Woolsey, Esq., was called to the Chair, and Wm. Newton appointed Secretafy- ... . After the object of the meeting was ex plained, on motion of Jas. G.Jones, Esq., t committee of five was appointed to draft res olutions expressive of the sense of the meet ing; which committee consisted of Messrs. J. G. Jones, J. J. Chandler, Jas. E. Blylhe, Willard Carpenter and John Ingle. After a short absence," the Committee returned and through its chairman, Mr. Jones reported the following Preamble and Resolutions: Whereas the individual embarrassment of our citizens are now almost entirely removed; and wheteas, we are now able to pay part, if not all, the interest as it accrues on our State Debt, and our representatives cannot longer delay to make some provision for part at least, of the interest due, and accruing on our foreign debt, without subjecting a majority of the peo pie of the Slate to be charged with repudiation and dishonesty; therefore, Resolved, That our Representatives in the Legislature, the Hon. Joseph Lane and Conrad Baker, be requested jo use all honorable mean3 to procure the adoption of some measure for the payment of the interest on the Foreign Debt of the State. And whereas, we deeem the completion of the Canal from Terre-Haute to Evansville, an object desirable to every portion of the citizens of the State, as the means ot enabling the State to discharge all tust demand a gainst her, without seriously increasing the burthen of the people thereof. Resolved, That our representatives, the Hon. Joseph Lane and Conrad B iker be requested to exert themselves to obtain the passage of a law for that purpose, during the present session. Resolved, That our Senators and Representatives onglit, in our opinion to oppose the adjournment of thejLegislature, until pro.vision is made for part of the interest of our Foreign Debt, and the completion of Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville. Resetted, That the proposition made by Mr. C. Butler to the Joint Committee of me two house of the legisUture,on the 23th ult ., appear reasonable and just, and such as ought to be accepted. There resolutions were then read separately, aud adopted by the unanimous vote of the Meeting. After which, John Ingle, Esq.,o5ered the following resolutions, which, alter ,a euort rdiscussion, were aiso unani mously adopted: Resolved, That it is our opinion that if our country had repudiating debtors among the nations ot the Earth, she would take tneasutes to make them pay. Resolved, That a failure to pay, when the ability exists, is repudiation. Resolved, That if the State of Indiana is able to pay one per cent, on hr bonds, and no more, aud fails to pay that one per cent., that is repudiation. Resolved, That the State of Indiana,with I lier 124,000 taxable polls, and her $120,000,000 of taxable property, could and would, if necessary a short notice, raised and appropriate a sum equal to her whole foreign'debt, to repel a foreign invasion or ' wipe a stain from her country's flag; and that what she is able to do in the national defence, she is able to do in 'removing the deep dishonor of practical repudiation, which is fast overwhelmuing her name and character. Jas G.Jones, Esq.Tthen offered a resolution, which he supported by a few pointed and excellent remarks, after which the resolution was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That we deem it expedient and proper that each tax payer should be required to make an affidavit of the value of his taxable property, so that the capitalist whose funds are not visable,may be reached as well as the farmer and others whose property is visible. - It wis then on motion, Resolved, That a copy of the proceedings of this meeting be forwarded to the Hon. Joseph Lane and Conrad Baker, and that the same -be published in the Evansville and Indianapolis papers. After which the meeting adjourned. . D. WOOLSEY, Ch'm. War. Newton, Sec. THE HISTORY OF LIFE. Day dawned. Within a curtained room, Filled to faintnass with perfume, A lady lay at point of doom. Day closed. A child had seen the light. But for the lady fair and bright, She rested in unconscious night! Spring came. The lady's grave was green,' And near it oftentimes was seen, A gentle boy with thoughtful mein. Yeats fled. He wore a manly face. And struggled in the world's rough race, And won at last a lofty plce. And then he died! Behold before ye, Humanity's brief sum and story. Life, Death, and ail there is 'of Glory.

OBITUARY. DIED, at Henderson, Ky., on Wednesday, the

24th December, Mrs ANN P. NEWMAN, aged 61. consort of James Newman. Esq. She was a native of Caroline county, Virginia, and had beenaresident ofthistown for twenty-five years, where she had won the respect of all who were acquainted with her worth. She wa3 a member of the Methodist Epicopal Church, and evinced by her life the sincerity of her Faith. The morn was dark and cold, The way was drear and wild. But on she pressed at duty's call To aid her suffering child. Returning health to him No joy can now impart, The shaft averted, by her hand. Hath pierced her faithful heart. Far from her happy home Death's angel hovering now; No daughter's soothing hand to wipe The death-dew from her brow. The ice-cold form returns To that loved home once more; But sad and long the parting now For love and life are o'e;. Yt, slay the falling tear Bright is her place of rest Resigned and calm she passed away To live among th-e blest! PItOSPECTlTS FOB THE GENERAL BAPTIST HERALD. SN presenting a new prospectus, we would first lender to our tnends and patrons in general, our most hearty thanks for the kind and liberal manner in which they have sustained us thus far. Never has an enterprise succeeded better, under such unfavorable circumstances! When we reflect, that a few ministers of a feeble denominations some ten months ago,appoinded two of their number to edit and publish a monthly paper, and that we commenced the paper without any regular traveling agent, and before nine months, upwards of three hundred subscribers responded to our call, we are astonished at the result! But notwithstanding, that the manner and matter of the "Herald" is highly approved, it it does not yet fully meet -the wants of the people. -'Once a month is not often enough to hear the news," says one. "A monthly paper is no paper at all," rejoins another; "give us a weekly paper," is the cry from nearly every quarter, Well, give us five hundred paying subscribers, and a weekly paper you shall have. The Genera! Baptist (weekly) Herald, is intended lor a family news paper. It will be devoted to the general interest of Christianity, dissemination ot the doctrine of the gospel, as Understood by the General Baptist denomination, and to the spread of benevolent institutions. A portion of its columns will also be devoted to Agriculture and Commerce, together with the General news, both foreign, and domestic. In short we hope to make it worthy -to lie up on the book-shelf of the farmer, the desk of the merchant, and the centre table of tiie rich. THE GENRAL BAPTIST HERALD will be edited by William Reavis, and published in Evansville, Ind., at the low price ot $2 in ad vance, 2 25 if payment be delayed three months, and $2 50 if payment be delayed a longer time. Payment within a month will be considered in advance, and as it can easily be done, and will be better for all parties concerned, we earnetly solicit payment invariably in advance. We now offer this prospectus t the public generally, hoping they will sustain us, promis ing that the paper shall be forth comingso soon as a sumciciit number ot subscribers are ootain ed. WILLIAM REAVIS, Editor. Land for Sale Low. Oil sale, ninety-seven acres ot land with a good spring: of water on it, about 4 runes below Evansville, on the Mt. Vernon road, and near the residence of Mr. Joseph H. Brandis. Apply to BATTELL &. INGLE. Evansville, Jan. 8, '46-lmo. Administrator's Notice. OTICE is hereby given that I have taken out letters of administration on the estate ot David McNall, late ot Evansville, Vander burgh county, Indiana; and all persona huving tlauna against said estate will please present them lor payment, all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate "pay ment. The estate is believed to be solvent. JOHN INGLE, Adm'r. Evansville, Jan 8, 1846-3t-p f $1. Administrator's Sale. WILL offer for sale at public auction on Friday the 30th day of January, 1346, between the hours of 9 o'clock A M and 5 o'clock P Mat McNall's Wharf at the steamboat landing of the town of Evansville the large wharf boat known as McNall's Wharf Boat together with all the stores, furniture, fixtures and appertenances, of whatsoever kind, and all the other goods and chattels late of David McNall, of Evansville, deceased, including clothing, bedding Ate. TERMS OF SALE. All sums over $50 six months credit, all sums under fifty dollars and over three dollars, three months credit, purchasers giving note and approved security and waiving benetit of relief laws. JOHN INGLE, Administrator. Evansville, Jan 8, '46 3t p I $1 50. Public Sale of Mortgaged Premises. i virtue ot a mortgage witn power ol sale made by John W Rich, and Eliza Rich his wile, late of Evansville, Indiana, to the undersigned William Dean, bearing date the 8th day oi January, a. u. 1042, to secure the payment ol $GO,00 payable;friin aid John W. Rich by note ot same date of said mortgage, payable 12 months alter date without interest, on which note there is now due, this 8th day of January, ItilO, in principal and interest 70,80; which mortgage is duly recorded in Book t L ) pages 34 and 35 Records of Deeds in tne Recorders of fice of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, and has been by me assigned to William Hudson of said county without recouise on me. 1 will offer at public auction at the Court Heuse door, in Evans ville, in sold county on Monday the 23rd day ol March, 1846, being the 1st day of the March term of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, between 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P . M. the followinglot of ground and buildings and appur tenances there to annexed, viz: A part ol the south east quarter of section No. 19 in township b south ot range 10 west, in the Vincennes Land District, which said quarter section was divided in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Vanderburgh County among the heirs James Mais, dee'd of Posey county, Indiana, and the said tract, herein conveyed, forms a part of Lot No. 5 in said division of the South East quarter of said section 19, and is bounded as follows: By a line commencing at a point distant 31 rods. south Irom the north western corner ot saia lot No 5, thence running south along the Western boundary line of said lot, G rods; thence East at right angles with said boundry line 10 rods; thence North parallel to the western boundary line aloresaid 6 rods, thence west 10 rods to the place ol beginning, inclosing a tract of 60 square rods more or less. On which there is a good frame dwelling house and convenient appcrtu nances. , Terms of sale cash in hand. WILLIAM DEAN for the use of WILLIAM HUDSON. BATTELL &, INGLE, Attys. Jan. 8th, 1346,p fSw$S.

LIST OF LETTERS

Tr EM A1N1NG in the Post Office at EvansJ4.t& ville, Indiana, on Ihe 1st day of January, 1S48. A Martin John S 2 Amous, Jas Ashale, James G Miller, David Miller, David II care of AP Hubbs, Moore, James S Munday, Henderson Mai ttey, Joel McKinney, N B orCustena Hubard, N Noble, Noha Nas, Frederick Nelson William Arnold, Luther N Arnold, Nelson 2 Aldrich.Lee Austerman, Antony M Blackburn, James Byrne, James P Boardartnour, John Bond, Bethnel Barnard, Grace Mrs Briant, John Newman, Abner Bakewell, & Co Messrs - U Biddle, Jacob II Osterman, Antony Beek, David II O'Leary W in River merBrown, Martin enant Ball, Sherwood S3 P Baker, Chnstinea Airs t atton, Jotin Bronsard. Achilles 2 Butler, Thomas2 C Cummings, Thomas Cradduck, Daniel B Calvert, Francis Couther, Mrs Carlton, J S 2 Claud, James C Clark, Augustine Clark, Cecilia Mrs Campe, George Powell, Emery Plunckett John Prockasky, Georga Powell, David Phair, Josiatt Pins, Joseph 11 Ross, James Esq Rollins, Chas H Regar, Nelson ' Reynolds, O P Ray, E J Coleman, William Rudd, Mary S Miss Coleman, John (Steam-Rudd, C II er Louisville, care outeese Chas F McNall. Dooiittle, S A Smith, Robt Master Shy, John Stewart Wm G 3 Sears, W II 2 Stuart. William T Speers, William Stainbrook Peter Speers, John Sanford, N L Stubbs, Catherine Stubblefield, Robt Senvtir, F Sprague Aaron W Solicit Philip Datl, Adam 2 Duncan, John Davison, Amaziah Dugu, J Dresoor, John Divene, Z B Doude, Nicholas Devenny, John S Davis, William E W Ervin, Thomas Ecles, Ldmond Epperson, Albert Emerson, aaniael Sherman Mary D Mrs Evans, William Spencer EMS Sennett, Samuel Smith Robert Mr Smith, John Seeman Arreta Mra Siinson, Lewis) Euyart, Sophia Mri Fuller, Aron Fuller, P S Fuller, E VV G Gardner, James G Smith Thomas G " Goodyears. Georsie H Smith. Hanson vjiruy, xseud. luias vvioeiuian, rrariKlin Color) Slaton John E Gray, Miss Gross, Frederick T Thorp, Wm B Thrall E M Thomas John J' Turnpool, Henry Traiion; Mark Tilley, William Taylor, Richard II w Willge, Gerhard Watts, James Williams Win II Wilson Wm II Wood worth, Amasa Weils, R S (orWiison, Tabitha Mrs Greenfield, John lr Groves, A Mc K 11 Harris, St Clair Harbaugh Eli Ilovey Charles G Hord Reubnm Hutchinson, V Hays, Geo A H u finer, B G Harper, George Henderson John P Hency, Enoch Hargrave Wilford Milford,) Hawthorne, Walker, Elender Mrs SeyphenaWinslo w James Si Wanner, Mr 2 Miss Hagan, William J Joclla, Joenna Judd, O E Jeunar, Adam K Kollenbach, John Kirkpatrick James R Kazar, Nelson 2 Kazar Margaretia Kelly, John M 3 Kelsey Lorain A Will, Paul Wright, Joseph Withers, Feelding Wilkinson Wrn German Letters. Behman, Johan'nas Bender, Frederick DeusferC E Mra Doenges J. Fischer, Anton Graene, Chs Haag, George Halm, Adam Jenvoede, J Kueber George Knowles, Rolph Iuikpatrick,Geo W Lyons, C Mrs Keller Johann Lodwick, M M (Steam-Kenthann Hannah er Argo, care ot JVlc-Knok, Jacob Nail,) Lins, Hen rich Litzlcr Antome Meller, II artman Mcyeer, Henriclt Mane, Wenrel Rothen burgh , Ernst Swarz Geo Locke. Joseph Livingston, John Lauber, Huntington Larch, Christian Lynch, Matilda Miss M Mitchell, Joshua & (Store Boat) Martion, Ellison CoSchnuekard, Peter Washnsiedler, Joseph Weke, Mariin Welte, F H Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say ''Advertised." Jan. 8, l846-3t. B. P. DUPEY, P. M STATE OF INDIANA, Warrick County. SS. In the Warrick Circuit Court, in Vacation, January 2nd, 1846 John b. tlopluns, VS. Isaac P. Morjran, Delilah Morgan, James McKinney vln Chancery. timeline iuciunney, tienry Brown. Minerva Hrown and i ranees Jane rose v. BJO VV at this time, to wit: on the 2nd day of 18 January, A. D. lS4b, comes the said complainant by his solicitor James G. Jones, Esqr., and files his bill of complaint against the said defendants and upon affidavit ot a disinterested person before me filed, setting forth that the said Isaac P. Morgan, Delilah Moisran, and Frances Jane Posey are npt residents ol the Slate of I ndiana. Therefore the said Isaac P. Morgan, Delilah Myrgan, and Frances Jane Posey will take notice, that unless they appear, plead, answer, or demur to the so. id comnlainauts bill of complaint against ihem in this beliall exhibited on or be fore the calling ot the cause at the next term ot the Warrick Circuit Court, to be hold en in the Court House, in said County, on the third Mon day in April next, the said bill of complaint as to the in will be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly. Attest " J. WAIT E B. MOORE, Jan. 8, '46 3t.p f $3. Clerk VV. C. C. THE STATE OF INDIANA,) gs Spencer County. $ Spencer Count; Probate Court in Vacation, September :20th, 1846 James Uryant, Administra tor ot the estate ol Lewis Alger, deccasted. VS. Catherine Alger, -Frances Algerr, Lewis Alger and Bewil Alger. Petition to sell Real V Estate. MOW at this time comes the said Administrator by T, F. DeBruler, his attorney, and riles his petition for the sale of the real estate belonging to said estate to be made assets in the hands of said administrator and also files the affidavit of a disinterested person that said defendants are not residents of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said CatherineAIger, Frances Alger, Lewis Alger, and Bewil Alger of the filing of said petition, and that each of them are hereby required to appear at the court house in the Town ol Rockport, in the county and State aforesaid, at the next term of said court, to bo held on tho secod Monday of November next, and plead, answer or demur to said petition, otherwise the same will be taken as confessed and determined in their absence. Witness at Rockport, this 20th day of September, 1845. THOMAS P. BRITTON, Clerk of the Spencer County Probate Court. January 8, 1816-3t p f $3.

NEW AND FASDIONABIiK CLOTHING STORE.

KESSRS. AHLERING & BREMMER Si Drapers and Tailors. late ol Cincinnati, desire to inlorm the citizens of Evansville and the surrounding country, that they have just opened on Main street, next door to Messrs. W . &. C. Bell's Drug Store, a large and fresh stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, made in the latest and most tashionable style, ot good ma terials and iu tho best manner. The work was executed by themselves and under their eve. and will be fully warranted. Their stock is a large one and embracing every thing requisite "for the fitting out of a gentleman's wardrobe, and will be sold at very moderate prices. Youths clothing on hand of good workmanship aud of the uery best material?, at ex tremely low prices. A lot of fine Trunks, &c. We think our goodu and prices will induce those wishing to purchase to lay out their money with us, and we therefore solicit a call from the public. January Bib, lS46-Jmo. Ice House and Ice for Sale. A LEASE for the season on the large Ice iLrHouse annexed to the Exchange Hotel with some 275 wagon loads of good iee, will be sold at auction as the property of the Estate of uaviu Mcwaii, tiec'd., with ins ouier property on Friday the 30th January, 1846. For terms see the advertisement in another column. JNO. INGLE, Adm'r. Jan. 8th, 1846-3t-prs fee-$l 00. ALUS 4 HOWES, Commission & Forwarding Ulrcli'ts WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS CASTINGS, TIN PLATE, LIQUORS, TEAS, SPICES, PAINTS, CORD AGE DYE STFFS, OILS, OAKUM, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, &.C., &.C., &.C-. &c. WATER STEET, EVANSVILLE, IND., We avail ourselves of this medium to inform the public that we, have purchased out the enlire interest of Mr. Wm. II. Stock well in the WHOLESALE GROCERY, COMMISSION, & FORWARDING BUSINESS, anti shall contin ue the same t his old stand on Water street, where he shall be happy to wait upon his former Iriends and patrons. In making the public a tender of our services we beg to assure them that the utmost care and and diligence will be used by us in endeavor ing to comply with Uie wisnes and instructions ol our correspondents, and w6 hope by a strict and faithful personal attention to busm ess sec onded by the efforts of experienced and com petent clerks to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage. Our stock of GUOCE1ES, 1K.ON, N AILS, 6tc, is very large and we yledge ourselves, in all cases were orders are sent to us, accompanind by the money, to sell at the LOWEST CASH KA 1 Lb. the former customers ot the House may rely upon the usnal accommodations. I take great plcasnro reccommending my suc cessors Messrs. ALLIS & HOWES to my form er correspondents as young men of strict intesrity, great inlmstry and excellent business ca pacity. I teel sure that they will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage and would respectfullyask ol my old friends to give them a trial Defore making a change. dec 17, '45-tf. W . II. STOCK WELL. Slicritl's Sale. Y virtue of an execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh cir cuit Icourt in favor ol Anna Maria Schmail and norainst Martin Schmail. I have levied upon and will, on Saturday, the 24th day ol January, 1846, at the court house door tn tne town oi Evansville, between the Hours oi iu o'ciocx a. M. and 6 o'clock P. M. of said day expose to sale at public auction and outcry the rents, is sues and prohts tor tne term oi seven years oi the following property, namely: Part of lot number 143 in the donation enlarement in the town of Evansville that is to say 50 feet of said lot fronting on Walnut street commenc.ng on an alley and running towards the river, and seventy-five feet deep, with a dwelling house on it. Ani should no person offer or bid lor said rents, issues, and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will at the same time and place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the fee simple of said above described lot for the satisfaction of said execution and costs. " . WM. M. WALKER, S. V. C. dec 25, prs f $2. Slierifl's Sale. TOlY virtue of a venditioni .exponas issued fcCD from the office of the Clerk ol the Vanderburgh circuit court, in favor Caleb Allen and William H. Allen, and against Aaron Harrington and Daniel Woolsey, I will on Saturday the 24th day of January, 1346, at the door of tho courthouse, in the town of Evansville, between the hour3 of ten o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock' P. M. of said, expose to sale at publib acution and outcry the rents, issues and profits for "the terra of "seven fyears, the following property, nameIv. The south east quarter of section number 7, in township number 7, south of range number 11 west; also, the south west quarter of the north east ouarter of tho same section and ran to. And should no person offer or bid for said rents, issues and profits a sum sufficient to satis fv snid writ and costs. I will at the -ame time aud place proceed to sell at public auution and outcrv the fee simple of said above described lands lor ihe satistaction of said venditioni ex ponas, interest and costs. dec 25, pi $2. W. M.WALKER, S.V.C. Slieritt's Sale. Y virtue of a venditioni exponas issued from the office ot the OleiKOt tne vanaerburoh circuit court in favor of Anna Maria Schmail, and against Mariin Schmail, I will on Saturday the 24th day of January, 1846, at the loor of the court house in the town of Evansville between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock P.M. of said day, expose to sale ut pub lic auction and outcry the rents, issues ana proiits for the term of seven years of the following property, namely: The east hall of the north east quarter of sec tion number 20, in township number 6, Bouth of range number 1 1 west. Aud should no person offer or bid for said rents, issues and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs I will at the same time aud place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the fee simple of said above described land for the satisfaction of said venditioni exponas interest and costs. W. M. WALKER, dec 25 pf $2, Sheriff V. C. WHEN THE BLOOD IS IN AN UNSOUND CONDITION it is as ready for infection, as laud ploughed and harrowed to receive the allotted grain. Those who are wise will therefore commence the purification of their blood without delay : and those who are already attacked with sickness should do the same. Branderth's Pills are an effectual purilyer of the blood, as thousands of persons can testify who continue to cure themselves of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheumatic Affections, Liver Complaints, Costiveness and the host of those indications of the body o( the blood's being out of order, simply by perseveringly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills. Females will find them to secure that slate of health which everv mother wishes to enjoy. The weak, the feeble, the nervous and the del icate, are in a few I'.avs strengthened by the use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS, and the worst ol complaints are effectualy removed by perseverence without the expense of a pnysician. These pills are sold by DANIEL WOOLSEY at Evansville, la., and by Agents in most of the villages in the United States, aug 7,'45-12mSlO. B. BRANDRETH,M.D.

XV. & C. BELL, YVOLESALE AXD RETAIL. BAI-EKS In Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Uije Stuffs, Glass War;Window Glass, tyc.

Corner of Main a ml First streets, c 17. EVANSVILLE, IND. dec To- Hunters and Fur Dealers. SJS G U M B E R T S desire to give noM., tice to Hunters, Fur Dealers and country Merchants, that he will purchase all kit ds o! FURS andSKlNS at their Wholesale Dry Goods Store, corner of Mainland First streets, Evansville, Indiana, for which he will pay the highest market price in CASH, dec 17-tt. Attention. f! THOSE indebted to D. S Lane, or Lane &, .1 Wilcox are earnestly requested to call and settle. Those who neglect to do so, will find their notes and accounts in the hands of ihe proper officers for collection, on the first of January next. LAKE & WILCOX. Dec 4-1845. 3t TfN Time Just received per steariielr Express EL Mail oO Bbls Cincinnati Whiskey, S3 boxes prime Ohio Cheese, 50 do Pint Flasks, oct 30 By ALLIS & HOWES. GROCERIES, &.C. 20 BbLS, Molasses; do do Sugar-house; 5 Hhds. Sugar; 1000 Gunny Bags; 2 Tierces Rice : 150 Lbs. Zante Currants. Just recived and lor sale by june 26-tf J. & W. RE1LLY. Castor Oil. Bbls No 1 CASTOR OIL, a good article, in 'iji store and for sale by Feb 13 W.&. C.BELL 12 Dux Marselles Refined, suitable lor table use. in store aud for sale by Jan 9 W. t C. .BELL. VINEGAR! VINEGAR!! VINEGAR!!! UST roceiued and (or eale 25 BBLS CIDER VINEGAR, the best article in town, warranted good, by Bay 29-tf ALLIS & HOWES. Wistar's Balsom of Wild Cherry! 5T GROS just received and lor sale by JZi ifLtf V. P SPUR HI KR &. CO 4d jy io-tf Chewing Tobacco. IT ANG HOKN '5 beat "Gold LeaP' for sale by HJ jy 10-tf E. P. SPUK1UEK 4c CO. PREPARED RICE. 'plIIE subscriber has made arrangements with U the manufacturers of this article and will be able in future to .keep a full supply always on hand. E. P. SPUKIllEli & Co. july 3-tf Cassimeres. Cloaiiinss, &c. fGIHE subscriber would respectl ully call the El attention of the public to his very select stock of the above goods. Nov 27 WILLIAM HUGHES. VT UST received per steamer Richmond 5 CM. ba?8 prime Rio Coffee. nov 13, '45. ALLIS & HOWES. Y UST RECEIVED CM. 14 boxes Virginia Tobacco of assorted brands of a choice article. nov 13, ALLIS & HOWES. LASS WARE We are lust receiving a larsu and seneral assortment of GLASS WARE, viz: Vials of all kinds, Bottles, 1 umblers, Jars, Tincluret, Window Glass. &x. Which will be sold for cash or country-oid duce. E. P. SP-URRH'.R & CO, oct SO Water Street. BBLS. Am. Brandt; Mtlll 5 bbls Am. Gin; in store and for sale july 24-tf. By ALLIS 8c HOWES ECEIVED per Steamer Lehigh 4500 LBS bar Lead; -4.0 Bags Shot, for sale by -june 5tf ALLIS 8c HOW ES JUST received &. for sale20 bx's prim art. Va. Tobacco assort'd brands 15 M Spanish Segars in Qt Box. oct 30-tf. by ALLIS &. HOWES. fefgastpea JUST received and for sale fjW 50 cadies Imp. Tea ; FRXSKjI SO do G. r. uo; lO hlf chests Y. HysonTea ; 5 do do Imperial do; 5 do do G. P. do; 5 do do Black - do; TEAS, fl 3 do do Old Hyson a fine article for family use, for sale by oct30-t!. ALLIS & HOWES. TTCST received Sc for sale 4 Hlf. Pipes Old Brandy; . 2 ' " Swan Gin; 5 bbls St. Croix Rum; 5 " N . E. do ; 10 qt casks M'd Wine ; . lO ' - " Old Port do; 15 " " Sweet Malaga do; 2 " " Browu Sherry do. oct. 30, '45-tf. ALLIS & HOWES. JUST received &. for sale--10 boxes soft shell Almonds; 2 do Eng Walnuts; 2 do Brazile Nuts; 2 do do Filberts; 2 dozen Jars Prunes; 100 do fresh Currants, oct 30-tf. . 'by ALLIS & HOWES. JUST received & for sale--lOO doz Pt Buckets; 10 boxes Axes; 20 coils Manila Rope, assort'd sizes; lOO kegs Boston Nails: 20 bbls Tanner's Oil : oct 30-tf. . by ALLIS & HOWES. JUST received & for sale 25 doz Ames Shovel No. 1 ; 3 ceroons Indigo; 1 hhd of Madder; 1 " ofSulpher; . 500F.Ca.ps; SO reams Letter Paper; 25 " Fools Cap do; Also Spices of all kinds, oct 30-tf. by ALLIS & HOWES. J. II. PHELPS, DRAPER AND TAILOR. Water street, between Main and Locust. May l-ly EVANSVILLE, IND. CDAS. I. BATTEL!.. JOHN INGLE, JB LAW NOTICE. BATTELL & 1NGI.E, Attorneys at Law, Evansville, la. Office on First st. below Main. March 27, '45.-ly. JOHN J. CHANDLER, Attorney at Law, - EVAINSV1LLE, IA., Office on First st., between Main & Svcaiiobe May 15,'45-tfy. JAMES LOCK II ART, Attorney at Law, Office on First st., between Main and Sycamof.e. EVANSVILLE, IA. june5-ly. JAMES E. BLYTHE, Attorney at Law. Office on Fikst street, a few doors above Main EVANSVILLE, IA. f june 19-tfv.

C HARRINGTON. J.B.HANNAH. E. A. FAIRCHILD . HARRINGTON HANNAH, & CO., Forwarding Sc. Commission Merchants. Water street, Evnsville, la. Still continue to give satisfaction to all who en

trust business to their care. fiune6-ly. ' - jf J. II. BOFA3CDICK. J. VE5KEMAS j. ii. bofandick u co. Dry Good's Merchants. Main street, between First and Secon, May 8-ty. EVANSVILLE, 1A. . i. DECKER &. KRAMER. Dealers in Groceries, Leather & Findinj., Main st., between First. and Second; EVANSVILLE, IA. Hides willbe taken in exchange. may22-ly A. GUM BERTS &. CO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Hardware, QueensWHre, Koots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. Main street, corner of Main and Second, EVANSVILLE, IA. may 22-1 y. R. B. HART, Wholesale & Retail Boot & shoe Maker, Corner or First and Main streets . May l-ly EVANSVILLE, IND. MATTHIAS RENSCIILER, BLACKSMITH. Shop on Locust Street opposite the Sher wood House. All business in his line dona with neatness and despatch. May l-ly CHARLES KELLER, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, Second street, at the Sign of the Golden Kex' Guhb repaired on most reasonable terms and cheap for Cash. All kinds ot Locks,made and repaired cheap and at short notice. Any kind of fine iron work doneon reasonable terms fmay22-ly. JAMES SCANTLIN. - MANUFACTURER In Copper, Tin, and sheet Iron AVare and DEALER IN STOVES, ?hoponMaiii between Second st., and the Court House, at the si on of THEGOLDEN COFFEEPOT. Houses covered with Copper, Tin, and Zinc, and every article in hia liue furnished at short notice. May 8, '45-ly S. E. KELTOX, Ornamental Painter.. Locust street, nearly opposite the Post Office, KVANSVILLE, IND. fjune-ID-y. A. B. BRADT. . S. J. TKINCLI. BRADT&PRIKDLE, FAfclllOiN ABLE TA1LUIIS. Cutting done to order aud at shortest notice. Main st., in the aooit formerly thS Post Office. oct 9, tfy. EVANSVILLE, IND. . ' II. B A S L E It , " ; Draper aud Tailor. . Water street, 2 doors below tub 'Indiana HiLt. eepl8-ly EVANSVILLE, I A.. J. L. B1TTROLFF, ' Watch and Clock Maker and Jeweler. Second street, 3 doors from Main EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Repairing of watches and clocks and all other kinds of jewelry done with neatness and despatch. May l-ly TFA&IIING TON HALL, ur bexjamin xtjrre. 3. Having leased the above establishment lormorly occupied by .arsam, and fitted it up with new turniture, he is now ready to accommodate his friends and the public. . May l-ly GARDNER BOLES, Coach, Carriage, & Baggy Manufacturer, Main street between First and Second, EVANSVILLE, IA. fj-Mending done to order and on ishort notice may 8-1 y. G. COLVIN, I" B. STODDARD; COLVIN & STODDARD, Coach, Carriage & Buggy Manufacturers, Ma in st. near the Cana I EVANSVILLE, IA." All lob work in their line done cheap and at r snort notice. way " -6.m Clear the Track for the Mammoth Boot!!! II. J. HART & CO. Boot and Shoe Maker, Mais st. fetween First & Second at the sign of THE MAMMOTH COOT. X large assotment of BOOTS and SHOES on hand and for sale low for cash. . May 8-ly. HENRY DAUSMAN, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer iu Tobacco, Segars, and Snuff. Water st., next ijoor to Dr. J. M. Stockwell's EVANSVILLE, IA. fjT" Persons wishing to purchase any of the bove articles will do well to give me a call beore buying elsewhere.- may 22, 45-ly JOHN GILMAN, HAT MANUFACTURER, Main street below the Market House. Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of his owu manufactured Hats. He will at all times pay the highest market price in casbl tor Deer and Fur Skins. I may 22-1 y. rrriXT ivuT Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker. Main street opposite the Bavk. 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.' may8-y . W. M. MORRISON. Fashionable Draper and Tailor, Main st. 1 door from the corner of Second, EVANSVILLE, I A. 03- Cutting warranted to fit if properly made up. May 6-1 y. DANIEL MORGAN, Physician- and Surgeon, Office on First st., between Main andSvcamore. EVANSVILLE, IA. june 5-ly. , M. J. BRAT. I. CASSELBEKBY. BRAY & CASSELBERItY, Physicians & Surgeons. Office on First st., bctween Main and Locust. EVANSNILLE, IA- june5-ly Physicians and Snrseons. Office on Main street near the Market IIocse EVANSVILLE, I A. . jy 10 tfy. WM. TRAFTON. chas. 8. weever. Tn ittov i. wrpvi'i? Physicians and Su rsceons. Ut f life V., AiAOXOX,DCI, .0., UVL W 9 X tr V A LJli, EVANSVILLE, I A. july 3-tf. DBS. DAN'L S. LANE & J. R. WILCOX. pVHIE citizens of Vanderburgh County and Jlj vicinity are respectfully informed that that the undersignedjhave entered into a copartnership in the practice of Medicine, in all its various branches. Those who may choose ti apply to them, may be certain of being promptly and carefully attended; and when the attendance of both may be desired by any individual, the expenses will not be increased thereby. D.S.LANE, July, 18 '44 tf. JOHN R. WILCOX. - E. A. CORBET, XOTART PUBLIC. Office on Main street, opposite the Dans. sop 11 '45-tf. L ANSVILLE, IA.