Evansville Journal, Volume 12, Number 7, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 February 1846 — Page 3

IMPORTANT FROM INDIANA, The National Intelligencer says: From this growing and rapidiy. peopling Slate we have informatiou,of the greatest in terest not only to her but to the whole Union, of her having passed'an act to redeem her character from the stain of repudiation. The kst mail from the West brings ua the news that an act ' his passed both branches of the Legislature of Indiana, and has be

come a law, which, uniting a composition ol interests, past and future; places her upon comparatively high ground, and favorably disappoints the prediction,, heretofore rather confidently made, that she would never pay a dollar of interest or principal ot the bonds issued by her in the prosecution of her great Internal Improvements. This act is of so much importance in many points of view, that, when we can lay our hands upon an authentic copy or epitome of it, we shall place it fully befure our readets. In the meantime we will state the muia features of the act, as we have them from good authority. It mortgages to certain Trustees, to pay the interest upon one half of the State debt, until the said debt shall be extinguished, the Wabash and Erie Canal; the bondholders to finish the caual to the Ohio river within five years, taking for that purpose all the lands appropriated by Congress to aid in the construction of that work. The iuterest on the other half of the debt is to paid by taxation, until the debt itself shall be extinguished. The total amount of the debt1 the payment of interest upou which, and eventual payment of principal, is thus provided for, is about $10,000,000. A PROCLAMATION. By the President of the Republic of Texas Whereas, the Congress of the United States have passed a joint resolution for the admission ot" the State of Texas into the Union, approved December 29ih, 1S45, official information of which has bexjn transmitted by the President of the United Stales to this government; and whereas, by the thirteenth article of the Constitution of the State of Texas, it is made the duty of the President upon the receipt of said information, to convene at an eaily day in the Legislature of the State, at the seat of Government established by said constitution: thorefore be it knowu that I, Anson Jones, President ol the republic of Texas, by virtue of the power vested in me by the State Constitution, do by these presents direct and require that the Senators and Representatives elect to the Legislature shall assemble a regular biennial session at the city of Austin, on Monday, the 16ih day of February next ensu ing, then and there to organize a State Government, and to consult and determine upon such other measures as in their wisdom as may be deemed meet for the general welfare. In testimony whereof, I have caused the "rent seal of the republic to be hereunto siliix'd. -Done at the city of Austin, this 12th day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eijjhl hundred and for ty SX, and of the in dependence of I lie Republic the tenth. ANSON JONES. By the President: Eben. Allen, Sec'y of State. CjirThe editor of the Indian i Pa'riot is informed tint so fir from Tippecanoe County having opposed the extension of" the Cun;ti below Lalayetie, 33 charged, a reference to the Legislative Journals will show, that her representatives in both branches of General Assembly have iuvariably, for several years pist, until the late session, supported every measure calculated to benefit such extension. It is but sheer jusiice to the people of Tippecanoe, that this (act should be known, now that she is so lavishly abused lor the course of her Senator and Representatives in voting against the Butler Bill. . What they lid in this matter, was upon their own responsibility ; and whether right or wrong their opposition to the bill, we venture to say, did not arise from any hostility to the Canal, but fronva conviction that the bill va3 objectionable in other respects. We think they weTe in error; but are satisfied that their friendship for the canal is no less sincere than those who make so much ado about it. We say, "let justice be done, though the heavens should fall.'" Tippecanoe Jour. AN APPEAL. - The Red River Republican, alter making its best Christmas bow puts up the following appeal. , If mortal man, who "owes the printer," can withstand it we have studied human nature to no purpose. Come, ye patrons, proud and lowly, Rich and ragged every mau, Come and fork o'er what you owe the Red River Republican. - - We are right anxious to receive it; Ah! we sadly need the chink; Every dollar bright, believe it. To pay for paper, tent and ink. " - Pray, don't hesitate, ye signers, Of the printer's pittance think . Send, O send the silver shiners! ' Quickly cash rs,or we sink. A letter from Washington, dated lOth inst, to the New Yore Herald, 6ays: "An extraordinary courier arrived here last night Irom Corpus Christi, with despatches for our government for the army of observation there. It is supposed by those conversant with our relations with Mexico, that the government of that country are about to make a hostile demonstration against us, if they have not already done so. It was in view of this state of things being likely to occur, that the Secretary of the Navy, a fortnight since, issued orders to the sev. eral navy yards to get all our vessels in readiness forthwith, to concentrate them in the Gulf of Mexico. This 1 informed you of at the time. "There wus rather an unusual bustle to-day in the War Department, consequent upon the reception of thtse despatches, and Gen. Scott, who it seems had not been consulted previously upon any of the movements of our army in Texas, was sect for in hast-W-day by the Secretary of War. He was with him in consultation at his oflice until a laio hour this evening."

(fj- We may take the following as a specimen of the speeches made in Gongress for bun" comb! " ' Mr. Chairman. As an'American citizen, to whom liberty is dear, 1 claim to be heard on the important proposition now before the house. A large tract ot country,, watered by the vast Pacific with a clime rendered genial by its mild influence, is about to be snatched from us by one of the most avaricious nations on God's earth, and whose possessions are uncircumscribed by distance. The productions ot every clime are tributary to her gigantic power. In the revolution, she thought to rivet herchams upon

our ancestors, in the last war she endeavored to give laws to our infant navy, but we taught her to respect "Sailors rights." She now seeks to restrict our onward march in the proud career ol freedom, I. sir for one will never conconsent to the claims of her all grasping her lawless might. And, in the name of our patriot sires, I invoke the spirit of seventy six ; now slumbering in the bosom of their sons. Let us rally the strength of the nation and give the notice, Let us rather invite than shun a declaration of war in a just cause. It will call forth the reasources, the genius of the country, and open a field tor the display of that indomitable courage which is the characteristic of Ameiica.ijlrc emeu . The spoils ol conquest will prove a source ol' emolument tJ thousands, ruined by the speculation consequent on a full tide of prosperity, , . - Pass the bill before the house; make - an adequate approprioiion for the contest and jou will see the sons of chivalry flocking to the ten thousand banners waving in the breeze. Our fleet?, manned by Columbia's gallant, tars, will liud their way into every sea: the ocean will resound wiili the vollied thuKder of victory and the merchantmen of England will crowd our ports: the trophies of war. Quebec will fall before our arms; the stars and stripes will float o'er iwoiiureai. Aiia witu tne assistance ol Hie oanadian patriots now panting lor liberty, we shall soon add these proviuces to our liuineuse do main. A line ot (unifications in Oregon, with a tew Dailies, resulting like that ot Niagra, Dridgewater and New Orleans, will give us peaceable posesiou of this long conustetJ territory. And as Mexico will probably join England, we will march our triumphant torues to us capital, which being defended by troops, proverbially deficient in courage, they will quail at our eagle banner and lout; line ol ariiltry, planted in leattul array belore her crumbling (unless, and yield without a contest. The commanders of every fort and battery in this rich, meialic region, alarmed it the rapidity ot our conquesis, will send in their submission. States ot minor importance will request to be annexed to the great American Union. We will erect. an impegnable fortress at the Istmuth ol Darien, and lay the foundation of a Capitol city on the shore of the Lake of the Woods; in anticipation at the conquest of the Russian Possessions. When, bidding defiance to transatlantic interference with affairs) in the Western hemisphere, we may gradually diffuse the principles ol liberty among the inhabitants ot South America. Looking at the day when our dominion shall extend trom Cape Horn to the Artie ocean t watered on one side by the North Atlantic and on the other by the North Pacific. Tuen, should we even fall by the con Hiding interests arising front xteut of territory our last days will be like those ot my venerable mend Mr. Adams "a blaze of globi." CONSUMPTION CURED. Dr. Hall, o! New Orleans, has met with the most gratityiug success in the treatment, arrest. and perlect and permanent cure of Consumption For a number ol years past, he has devoted his exclusive attention to this one malady; and by pursuing uis investigations npon it, in various latitudes in the United States, Canada, Mexico, West Indies, England, Ireland, Scotland and France, by visiting their hospitals and infirma ries, by person 1 intercourse with Maddock, Stokes, Marsha l flail. Combe, Rimage, Louis anu otnerjin curope, wnojiave tor many years devoted a large share ol their attention to the subjeci, as well as Irom a great number of cases coming under Ins own treatment yearly, in every stage ot me oisease, ne lias had lacilities jailor deu him which, together with a new, sale, and painless mode ot treatment adopted by him nave obtained tor hint the most gratifying sue cess, and euaole In in to rescue Irom the grave anu restore to men irienos, persons who were so far red uced, as to be scarcely able to reach Ins otlice, having been abandoned by their liieuue, and phjsiciaus. as being in the hopeless . n r.o . t" 11. .. . ; - Dr. II. is consulted at his office, 127 Canal strett, New Orleens, from Nov. 1st, to May 10th and in Cincinnati, the remainder of each year as tnis notice appears but once, persons inter ested would do well to preserve it. IK DIANA, SS. BE it remembered that at a Circuit Court held for county of Spencer, on the 30th day October, A. D. 1845. Finding Ellis and Nancy Ann Ellis, his wile.and David Smith an iulantjwho sues by Field- j In Chancarv. nig Liiiig uis irieuu. VS. John Berry, Enoch Berry,Sally arbritton, Clarrisa Snyder, John Sin dr, William Wright, Liberty Alpha, Jane Beaaley, and others. 1 appearing by the return of the Sheriff of th.s county, that the writ. issued herein that the above named . Enoch Berry, as well as a'l the other defendants above named cannot be found, and that the residence of each of them is not known, and it further appearing from the affidavit of a disinterested person herein filed thai the above named John Berry, Sally Warbretion, John Snyder," Clarrisa Snvder, Jane Seasly, Liberty Alpha and William Wright are noue residents of the Slate of Indiana It is therefore ordered, that all the above nam. ed defendants be notified by publication three weeks successively in the Evansville Journal, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, prints ed and published at Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, iliat unless the said defendants be and appear at the Court House of said county, in the Town of Rockport, on the.fourth Monday in April next, and then and there plead answer or demur, to the Complainant's bill on or before the cal'rr g of ibis cause, the same will be taken as confessed, and heard and determined in their absence to which time' this cause is continued. JOHN INGLE, Jr.,Solicitor. A copy Te-te. TH OS. P. BRITTON. Feb. 26-3t-p f $3,50 Clerk. BIRTH & Vf OOD WORTH. STOSE CUTTERS AND ENGRAVERS. EVAM 1LLE.1A. J3 ESPECTFULL inform the citizens of EvJLtSr ausville that they have erected a Stone Saw Mil!, on Main Street near the Canal. Where theyare prepared to.do all kinds of stone and marble work, in the neatest manner at short notice, anu on reasonable terms, they invite those wishing the above kind of work to give them a call. February 26th, 1815. Y Authority of a decree of the Probate court of Vanderbureh countv. made at its February term A. D. 1846 1 will on the first Saturday of May A. D. 1846. at. the door of the Court House, in the town of Evansville, between the hours ol 10 o'clock A. M. and 6. o'clock P. M. of said day expose to sell at public Auc Hon, and outcry the north east quarter of the North East quarter of section number thirty (30) in lowustup number live (5) south ol range ii it in lie r eleven tj i.) west m the V incennes Land Liistrict; property belonging to the Estate ol John B. Scuulzts Von Mast, which said estate is ordered to be settled as insolvent. FRANZ SICKING, Administrator of the estate of J. B. Schulze Von Mast. Feb 26th 4tpf $l,G7i.

Westward the Star of Empire takes It way!! KUN HERE, EVERY BODY! Let those now read who never read before, And those who always read, now read the more, JUST unpacking at the ''Literary Depot," corner of Second and Main streets, the greatest assortment of cheap publications, that has ever been this far West; we can suit any body call and see1. ' "ilUTOKA, or the Maid of the Forest," and "AXXIE, or the Orphan of St. Mary," ha been from the press but oris week. Leitclt Ritchie's new and celcbiajed work or "THE ROBBER OP THE RII1JJE." Miss Ellen Pickering's latest works, among which are "M1NST11EL LOVE," "THE HEiaESS,&c.,&c, "THE LONE STAK, a tale of Texas;" ".SCENE OF THE MINE," 'THE BURfiULARS;" latest numbers of the

Penny Magazine, Columbian do, Arthur's do, Godey"s do, and Graham's do lor March bong Books, School Hooks, Mory Hooks, Dream UoOKS and Conversation Cards. &.C., &c. Feb26-tf. WM. WANDELL, Jr. VST received & for sale 100 doz Ft Buckets; . 10 boxes Axes; 20 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes; lOO kegs Boston Nails; SO bbls Tanner's Oil; oct 30-tf. by ALL13 & HOWES. DAXIEL WOOLS EV. Iimvil UK 1.50.". AUCTION HOUSE. WOOLSEY &. NELSON have taken a store ou Main one door above Second street, and will attend to all business entrusted to them, either on commission at private sale or auction soliciting the patronage ol the puDIic. Refer to JOHN SffANKLIN, JOHN MITCHELL, JOH N M . STOCK W ELL. Evansville, Feb'. 19, '45-3.no. THOMAS MCAL.PI1V, DEALER IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, AND PRODUCE GENERvLLY. Water Street opposite the Lower Mhari. Feb. 19 '49 1 y. EVANSVll.LK, I A . Groceries, &c. IIHDS. Drime N. J. sugar. t5 23 Dags Rio Coffee. 25 1311s. Molasses. 3 Bags Pepper, 1 Cask Pure winter Sperm Oil, 2 Bales 84 B'own Domestic. Just received per Steamer Mezeppti and for saie low ov ii. on" j. ... i t . t- r i (in i ii ii i i h Feb. l9ih-'46-tl-NOTICE. TAKEN up o.i the lUth of January 1846,by Robert Smith living in Knight township Vanderburgh county, one flat boat sixty-three leetjlong, thirteen teel three inches wiae.gunneif poplar, thirty-two inches wide, the bottom n ank poplar except two on me now, iney ore pine; said boat ii raked fif'een feet in the bow, anil twelve feet in the stern, no siuing or root; appraised at $12 00 by Jonathau W- Cockrati and uumphery JMtkas, belore me JESSE LANE, J, P. Copy Attest' SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl'k. Feb. 19, '49-3t-prs-lee-Jl 00 STATE OF INDIANA,) Supieme Court. $ November term A D 1845, Friday 12th, A D 1845. December John Withrow, vs. A nioa Clark, Assen'alh Clark his wife In error to the Vanderburg Circuit Court. and Win. Clark. A'1 T this time comes the plain tiff by his conn sel and it appearing to the satisfaction ot the court, that the defendants Auios Clark mid Assenaih Clark his wife are not inhabitants of his State. Wherupnn on motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it is otdered that said ilelendauts be &. appear before this court at the State house in the Town of Indianapolis, on the 4th Moillay in May next, and answer the plaintiffs er. rors filed herein, or they will be proceeded up on in their absence : And on their motion it is further ordered that a copy of this order be pub lished in the Evansville Journal a newspaper of general circulation printed at Evansville for three weeks successively. A true copy attest H. P. COLBURN.C,S.C. February 19, '46 3t. prs-lee $Z 00. Jas. G. Jones, Att'y for PI'ff, INDIANA, S3. Be it remembered that at a Circuit eotirt held for the County ol Spencer on the 29th day of October, A. D. 1845. Belore the Hon'. Elisha Embree, president Judge of ihe 4th Judicial Circuit, and the Hon . John A . Stutaville. one of Associate Judges for the County aforesaid. Catharine Beck, 1 vs In Chancery. Urala I-eemar's h'irs J fHHIS days comes the complainant and here jL file the affidavit of a disinterested person from, which it appears that the defendants, Larken Lamar, William Garret and Patsey Garret are non residents. It is therefore ordered that defendants L. Lamar, tVVm. and Palsey Garret appear here on the. first day of the next term, plead, answer or demur to the complainant's bill of complaint, or the same will be taken as confessed anu heard and detetmined in their absence, and that a copy of this order be inserted iu the Evansville Journal, a newspaper of general circulation, published and printed in the city of Evansville la., for three wetks succes sively the last ot which shall be at least 60 days before the first day of the next term to which tune this is continued. A copy attest. T.P, BRITTON, Cl'k. Feb; 1 9, '46,3t-p-f-$2 50. PBOSPECTUS FOR TII13 GENERAL BAPTIST HERALD. "N presenting a new prospectus, we would first . tender to our Iriends an J patrons iu ceneral. ourmo8t hearty thanks for the kind and liberal manner in which they have sustained us thus far. Never has a n enternrise succeiiiRtl Iipiipt under such unfavorable circumstances! - When we reflect, that a few ministers of a feeble denominations some ten mouths ao, appoinded two of their anmber to edit aud 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 wannek and matter of ihe "Hkbald" is highly approved, it it does not yet fully meet the wants of the peo ple. -'Once a monili is not olien enough to heal the news," says one. A monthly paper is no paper at all," rejoins another; "give us a weekly paper," is the crj Irom nearly every quarter, Well, give us five hundred faying subscribers, and a weekly paper you shall have The General Baptist (weekly) Herald is intended lor a family news paper. It wilt be devoted to the general iuierest of Christianity dissemination ol 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, toge:her with the general news, both loreign, and domesticla short we hope to make it worthy to tie upon the book-sht-lf of the farmer, the desk of tje merchant, and the centre table of the rich. THE GENRAL BAPTIST HERALD will be edited by William Reavis, and published in Evansville, lud., at the low price ot $2 in advance, 32 25 it payment be delayed three months, and $1 50 if payment be delayed a longer time. Payment wiihiu a month will he considered in advance, and as it can easily be done, and will be belter for all parlies concerned, we earnestly solicit payment invarubly in advance. We now offer this prospectus to the public generally. Hoping they will sustain ns, promis ing that the paper shall be lorth coming so soon as a sufficient number of subscribers are obtaincd. WILLIAM REAVIS, Editor,

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Commission & Forwarding Itlrch't WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS. CASTINGS, TIN PLATE. LIQUORS, TEAS, SPICES, PAINTS, CORDAGE DYE STFFS, OILS, OA KU M, SUGAR, COFKEE, MOLASSES, . . &C, &.C., &C &G WATER STEET, EVANSVILLE, 1ND., We avail ourselves of this medium to inform the public that we have purchased out the entire interest of Mr. Win, 11. Stockwell in the WHOLESALE GROCERY. COMMISSION, & FORWARDING BUSINESS, ali.l shall continue the same hi his old stand on Water street. where he shall be happy to wait upon his former! ir'enas 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 usod by us iti endeavoring to comply with the wishes and instructions of our correspondents, and we hope by a strict and faithlul rEKSOKAr. attention to busui ess seconded by the efforts of experienced and competent clerks to merit and reeelM a liberal share of patronage. Our stockol GR0CEIE3, IRON, N AILS, &c, is very large and we ylcdge ourselves, id II cases were orders are sent to us, accompanrud by the money, to sell at Uie LOWEST CASH RATES. The former customers of the House may rely uuon the usual acrommoilations. ALLIS & HOWES. I take great plensnre reccommendmg my successors Messrs. ALLIS & HOWES to my former correspondents as young men of strict integrity, great i nhustry and excellent business capacity. 1 feel sure that they will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may lavor them with their patronage and would respecifullyask of myoltl triendsto give them a trial be. fore making a change. dec 17, '45-tf. V'. II. STOCK WELL. JUST received and for sale 50 cadies Imp. Tea ; 50 do G. P. do; lOhlf chests Y. Hyson Tea; oAo do Imperial do; 5 do do G. P. do; ' . 5 do do Black do; 3 do "do Old Hyson a fine article for family use, for sale by uci30-t!. ALLIS & HOWES. JUST received & for sale.--A larye as sortment of CROCKERY GLASSWARE such as Jnrs, Decanters and'Tumbiers of a oreavariety. oct 30-tf. J by ALLIS - HOWES. JUST received & for sale 4 H.f. Pipes Old Urandy; 2 Swan Gin ; - 5 bbls St. Croix Rum; 5 ' N . E. do; 10 qt casks M'd Wi ie ; lO " Old Port do 15 " " Sweet Malaga do; 2 ' ' Brow J Sherry du. oct. 30, '45-tf. AL.L.15 a. nuw ls. UST received & for sale--10 boxes soft shell Almonds; 2 do Eng Walnuts; 2 do Brazile N uls ; 2 do do Filberts; 2 dozen Jars Prunes; 100 do fresh Currants. oct 30-tf. by ALLIS & HOWES. US P received Sc for sale 25 doz Ames Shovel No. I ; 2 ceroons Indigo ; 1 hhd ol Madder; 1 orSulpher; 500 P. Caps; . 50 reams Letter Paper; 25 " FooldCapdo; Also Spices of all kinds, oct 30-tf. by ALLIS & HOWES. . SlierifTs Sale. Y virtue of an execution issued from the oflice of the Clerk ofthe Vanderburgh circuit court in favor ot Anna Maria bcliinoll and against Martin Schmotl, 1 have levied upon and will, on Friday the 27 ill day of February, 1846, al the courthouse door in the 4own ot Evansville, between the hours ol 10 o'clock A. M.aud 6 o'clock P. M. of said day oxpose to sale at public auction and outcry the rents, issues and profits lor the term of seven years of the following property, namely: Part of lot Number 143, in the Donation Enlargement in the town ol Evansville, that is to say 50 feet of said lout fronting on Walnut St., commencing on an alley and runnin . towards the river, and 7Sleet deep, with a dwelling house on it. And should no person offer or bid for said rents, issues, aud profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said ex ecutioti and costs, 1 will at the same time and place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the fee simple ol said above describe ed lot for the satisfaction of said execution and costs- WILLIAM M. WALKER, Feb. 5,-3-prs fee $2. Sheiitl V. C. WHEN THE BLOOD IS IN AN UNSOUND CONDITION it is as ready for infection, as laud ploughed and harrowed to receive the allotted grain. -Those who are wise will therefore commence the purification of their blood without delay: and those who are already attacked with sickness should do the same. Bkanderths Pills are an effectual purilyer of the blood, as thousands of persons can testify who continue to cure ' themselves of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheumatic Affections, Liver Complaints, Cosiiveness and the host of those indications of the body of the blood's being out of order, simply by perseveringly using Brandrelh'a Vegetable Universal Pills. Females will find them to secure thai state of health which every mother wishes to enjoy. The weak, the feeble, the nervous and the delicate, are in a few davs strengthened by the use of BRANDRE TH'S PILLS, and the worst of complaints are effectual)' removed by prseverence without the expense of a physician. These pills are sold by DAN IEL WOOLSEY at Evansville, la., and by Agent iu most of the villages in the United Stales. aug"7,'45-l2m$l0. B. BRANDRETILM.D. - THE TREASURY OF IIISTOUV. 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A splendid edition of the same work has also just been issued in Nos. in paper covers, suitable for mailing, and will be sent to any part of the United Slates at the reduced rates of periodical postage. Price of the work in Nos. (complete) $3. Full bound, in two volumes, $4. Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers in every town in the U. Slates. Any person outlining two or more subscriptions, may deduct one-third of the same as his commission, and upon the receipt of the balance accompanying his order, the work will immediately be forwarded, by mail or otherwise, aa he may direct. Address-, post paid, the publisher, fefe. 5. PANIEL ADES, FultoqSt. N.. Y.

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JOIIX J. COAXDIiER, Attorney at tair, EVANSVILLE, IA., Office on First st., between Main !t Sycamore May 15,'45-tfy. JAMBS I.OCKHART, Attorney at Law, . Officeqn First sT-, between Main and Sycamore EVANSVILLE, IA. june5-ly. JAMES E. BLYTI1E, -Attorney at Law. OfFICE ON FIRST STREET, A FEW DOORS ABOVE MaIS EVANSVILLE, 1A. june 19-tty. CONRAD BAKER, Attroneyrtt Law. (Vt-Office in the Court . House. EVANSVILLE, 1A. juner9y M. J. BRAY. ' I. CASSELBEKRY. BRAY & CASSELBERRY, . Physicians & Surgeons. Ofpice.on First sr., bctween Main and Locust. EVANSN1LLE. IA- rjuite5-ly DANIEL MORGAN, - Physician and Surgeon, Office ok First sr., between Main -and Sycamore EVANSVILLE, IA - july 5-ly-cuas. t. battelx.. onx isgi.e, jr LAW NOTICE. BATTEL. Ii & 1XGLE, Attorneys at Law, Pivausville, la. OJice on First si. beloic Main. March 27, '45.-ly. DRS. GEO. B. Si J NO. T. WiLfiER, Physicians and Surgeons. Office ox Main street nj-:ar tub Market House, EVANSVILLE, IA. jy lOtly. Wil. traeton. chas. 8. weevek TRAFTON & WTJEVER, " " Physicians and Surgeons. , Officios First st , between Locust & Wat.nct, EVANSVILLE, IA. pu'y 3-tf DRS. DAVh S. L. AX E & J. R. WILCOX. 21IE citizens ol Vanderburgh County and vicinity are respectfully" informed thai that ilie-unde.-signedhave entered into a copartnership in the practice of Medicine, in all its various branches. Those who may choose to apply to' them, may be certain of being promptly and carefultv attended; and- when the attendance oi both may oe oesireu oy any inuiviuu al, the expenses will not be increased thereby. D. S. LANE, July, 18 '44 tf. JOHN R. WILCOA'. MEDICAL NOTICE. DOCTOIIS TEEL & GAXIRICX, AVE associated themselves together, in the practice of Medicine, Obstetrics, una Surgery, Otlice on First street, one door from the corner ol Mam, in Mrs. Kttzir'e dwelling. Evansville, Feb. 5, 4u'. E. A. CORBET, NOTART PUBLIC. Office on Main strket, oppositk the Dank sep II '45-tf. EVANSVILLE, IA. W. & C. BEJLL, WOLESAbE AND ItKTAlL, I AIDERS In Drug f Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Glass Ware, Window Gla as, c. Corner of Main a ud First streets, dee 17. EVANSVILLE, IND. CHARLES KELLER, CTJX AXD LOCKSMITH, Skcond street, at the Sign of the Gulden Key. Guns repaired on most reasonable terms and cheap for Cash. All kinds of Locks made and repaired cheap and at short nonce. A ny kind ol hue iron work doneon reasonable terms may 22-iy. JAMES SCANTLIN. MANCPACTIREB In Copper, Tin, and sheet Iron Ware and DEALER IN STOVES, Shop on Main between Seconds!., and the Court House, ot the sign of THE GOLD EN COFFEEPOT. Houses covered with Copper, Tin, and Zinc, and every article in hie line furnished at short notice. May 8, '4o-ly Clear the Tract for the Mammoth Boot!!! II. J. HART & CO. lloot and Shoe Maker, Main st. between First & Second at the sign of Til Sr MAMMOTH BOOT. A large assolmeut of BOOTS and SHOES On hand and for sale low lor cash. May8-ty. ' sAb. KKhTOS, Ornamental Painter. Locust street, nearly oimosiie tue Tost Office, EVANSVILLE, IND. fjuue-19-y. A. B bradt. s.j. rmyai E. BRADT&FRIXDLE, FASHIONABLE TAILORS. Cutting done to order aud at shortest notice. Mais sr., in tueroojj formkrly ths rosr office. oct 9, tly. EVANSVILLE, IND. J. II PHELPS, DRAPER. AND TAILOR. Water street, between Main and Locust. May l-Iy EVANSVILLE, IND. JOHN WARD, r. . Fashionable Boot aud Shoe Maker. Maim street opposite tue Ban-k. EVANSVILLE, IA. J. Ward has carried on the shove business for twenty years in the City ot riniaueiphia ; and moved to. the West about one year since. "Trj him once and you'll try him again.' may 8-y W: Al. MORRISON. Fashionable Draper and Tailor, Main st. 1 door from the corner of S(v6nd UVAJNSY1JUL.K, JA. Or-'Cuitiiig warranted to til if properly made up. ' May tf-ly. J. L. BITTROLFF, Watch aud Clock Maker aud Jeweler. Second street, 3 doors from Main . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Repairing of watches and clocks and all oth er kinds ol jewelry done with ueuiuess and des patch. ' - May i-ly TF ASHING TON II ALL, BY BENJAMIN SORRE. L Having leased the above establishment lorm.trly occupied by E. Ehrsam, and fitted ii up with new lurniture, he is now ready to accommodate his Iriends and the public May 1-lj "Let her rip she' all Oak! NEW GROCERY STOKE. WATER 9TOPPOSITE IBS STEAM BOUfLAXMKS. THOMAS McAL,l?i!. THE undersigned la n ow optniug a general assortment of Fnuijy Gioceries and provisions.in the Building occupied by Ci.arlcs Har ring ton. The highest price raid fpr all kinds of county produce. N. ii, Molasses by the barret or half barrel very low. Jan. ?9-3i. JOHN G1LMAN, HAT MANUFACTURER, Main strket bu.ow ths Market Uoise. Keeps constantly oh hand an assortmeut of his own manufactured Hats. He will at all timcE pay the highest -market . price in cash lor Deer and Fur Sliins. Jmay 22-ly.

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HARRINGTON HANNAH, Si CO.,Water .street, Ecniville, la. Still continue lo i;ive satisfaction to all who en -trust business to their care. junc5-ly. J. II. tOFAXDICK. J. VKNNKMAJi J. II. HOPAXDICK Jc CO. Dry Good's Merchants. Main steee, between First and Senp, May 8-ly. . EVANSVILLE, IA- ! . ',. DECKER & KRAMER ' Dealers in Groceries Leather &. Finding. Main st , between First and Skcond. EVANSVILLE, IA. Hides will be taken iti exchange, may 22-1 y A. GUMBERTS & CO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. Mainstkeet, corner of Main. and Second, EVANSVILLE, IA. may22-ly. . TATn, Wholesale & Retail Boot fc Shoe Maker, Corner or First and Main streets May i-ly EVANSVILLE, IND. MATTHIAS RENSCIILER, BLACKSMITH. Shop on Locust Sireet opposite the SlierWood House. AM business in his line -do io with neatness and despatch. May 1-ly II. BASLER, Draper and Tailor. VaTEK STREET, i LOt KS below the -Ikwana Hall. 8epl3-ly EVANSVILLE, 1 A. ,, , 'A I1US. iStArt li.li, Jl!K- Wliolcsaleond Retail 'itfePZl Dealer in Stoves and iJ" ManulacturerolTin, Ccpper, and sheet Iron Ware. Vater btrtct at tlic Si en of tHe Mam moth Coilce Pot. . June 5-1 jr. MART IX RIES. CABINET MAKER. M ain steeet oitosite the W astiintn Hai.l, . EVANSVILLE, IA. A lartrc assortment of Furniture on hand and for salecuEAP for cash, may 7-ly. UA11DNER BOWLES, Coach, Carriage, &Un?gy Manufacturer, Main street between First and Second, EVANSVILLE, IA. 'rj-Metiding done to order and on short no nce . ""J O. CCO.VIX, I" B- STODDABD COLVLN to SlUUMUU, Coach, Carriage & Baggy Manufacturers, Main st. near the Canal EVANSVILLE, IA. All job work in their fine done cheap and at shorl notice. may 8,-6.m HENRY DAUSMAN, Wholesale aud Retail Manufacturer iu Tobacco, Segars, and Snuff. Water sr., ext uoor to Or. J. M. Stockwell's EVANSVILLE, IA. fry Persons wishir.g to purchase any of the ibove articles will do well to give me a call heore buying e'sewhefe. may 22, '45-ly BOOK BINDERY IN EVANSVILLE. ffSlIIE subscriber begs leave to announce to R i!,- oiiiipn, ul Evnusville and the eurroundin" couutry that he has located himself in Evansville in the COOK BINDERY business . He willexecilte all kinds of binding as neatly and durably, and as cheaply s it can be done in Louisville. Old works rebound to order and on short notice. He requests of 'the citizens (heir patronage a trial of his skill and prices, fecliii" satisfied of giving entire satisfaction. His shop is on Main sireet, in the corner building next door below ihe Clerk's Office and immediately opposite the .Market House. Evansvil!e.aug2l. BERNARD SOLUACII. Land .for SalcJLow. FOR sale, ninety-seven acres of land with a good spring ol water on it, abou t 4. miles below Evansville, n the Mt. Vernon road, and near the residence of Mr. Joseph H. Brandis. AppIV 10 15A 1 ilYLL. it UMjUCj. Evansville, Jan. C, '46-lmo. The best and cheapest Standard SCHOOL BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED. McSnffey's Electic Headers. Nos. 1, 2, and 4. TSTTIIICH have been so justly popular whereV w cvtr used, have been throughly revised enlarged, gently improved, and newly stereo typed, and are now in a rermanent form, no lurlher alteration being lutcimeu in inem. i ue ...oil I i,nun ahili tips fll ProfcSSOT McGuffeV. Olid the valuable aid afforded "him ia the rivision of his series by a successful instructor and fiuished classical scholar, will it is believed warrant the assertion that he60 school reading books are GREATLY SUPERIOR to any others ever pub- .- . u.t i : .t. l.,l. UEIieu. i liey are useu in me viutm uxn uulic Schools, because ihty are considered decidedly prelerable to any other extent. a. M. WOOLSEY, DRUCUIST, Mais St. Evansville, Ia., Has a supply of McGufl'ey's Readers, and will sell them at tow prices for cash. Teachers and School officers are dtsired to give them a careful examination. April 6, 101a it. N Tiinc--Just received per steamer Express Mail 5 libls Cincinnati Wfi.-key, . S3 boxes prune Ohio Cheese, GO do Pint Flasks, oci 30 By ALLIS & HOWES. II! cvery'lmfi that Tliirsietb!! rpHE undersigned having been appointed SL Agent for the United Mates Publish iu? Company, is continually receiving the latest publications (direct from the East.) which he will he enabled to sell at the lowest rates; many of the first Authors in the Uuion are writing exclusively lor this company, and he being the only agent in litis pedum of the cot n try their works can be procured here, only of b itu. WILLIAM A. WANDELL, Ja. Corner of Second and Main Sis., Evansville, la. Feb. 5th, '46-tf. To Hunters and, Fur Dealers. JM b U Jl B L R ')' S desire lo give noMi lice to Hunter, Fur Dealers and countrv Merchants, that tie will purchase all kinds of FURS taJSKINS t their Wholesale Dry Goods Store, corr.er cf Main and First streets, Evansville. Indicia, for which he will pay the highes. matket price in CASH. dec 17-tt. Attention. f JUIOSE indebted to D. S Lane, or Lane & .id Wilcox are earnestly requested to call and settle. '1 huse who neglect to do so. will find thtir notes and accounts in the hands of the proper officers lor collection, on the first of jauuary next. LANE & WILCOX. - Dec 4-1845. 3t GROCERIES, &.C. 20 BLLS, Mulasses; ij do do Sugar-house; f Hilda. Sugar; 1000 u'"y iig; J Tierces Rice 15J Lbs. Zanie Currants. Jutt rtcived and lor sale by june 26-tf J. Jk W. REI LLY. UST received per slcmner Richmond 50 haws prime UioCellre. tiov Io'4d. ALLIS & IICWES.