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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

Mr.. GAYS SPEEcH.--Instead of the
speech of the Hon. John Nj. Clayton We have
thought it would be more interesting to pre-
sent our readers this week with Mr.. Claws
great speech delivered al Raleigh N. c.,
two months ago, which is now given 10 the
public in an authentic form by Mr.. CLAY
himself. We reserve Mr.. Clayton's for an
other occasion. As every reader will atien-
lively peruse every line of MIR. Clay's noble
speech comment would be unnecessary.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

SPENCER CoUNTv.-We are glad to learn
hat Mr.. John Conner has accepted the nom
nation rendered him by the Wings o Spen-
Ger, and is now in the field as their candid,
ate for representative. We had heard that
there were several persons, calling them
selves wings, determined to run, and were
fearful lest division might produce defeat
even in thestaunch Wing County ofSpencer
We trust that Mr.. Corners acceptance vii
put all doubt upon this subject TO rest. No
good Wing will at this time hazard the sue
cess of his party 10 promote his own trivia
ends.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
GIBSO u
SEMINARY.
AT PRINCETON, IND,

HfAf%HIS Institution.-(MR. CYRUS COLLINS. a
a graduate of Dartmouth College, N. H.,
Principal) is now in successful operation. Here
are taught the elements OF an English Educa-
ton, ascending to the Studieseo the Lain and
Greek languages, and a full course OF Mathemat-
les; together with Practical Surveying and Civ
il Engineering; Philosophy, in its several Depart
mentsj and the other branches of Literature and
Science usually taught in The higher A CaGe mics,
preparing young men for College or the active
business of life. There are secured, as they
NAV be needed, adequate Assistants to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fully competent to give
instruction in any OF the departments OF study
Parents and guardians in the several Town ms Of
the County, or ELSEWHERE, will find it TO their
advantage 10 send their sons or wards TO this in
s%titution. The Institution is intended TO be
thorough and in The religious and moral char
acter Of the pace, they have security that the
morals of youth shall be safe. Til g tuition fees
are, per quarter, for
l. Civil Engineering and Practical Survey
ing S5,O0
2. Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Astrono-
my, &c. :: $50
3. Rhetorick, Logick, History, Composition.
Defamation, &c. : $50
a. Reading, Spelling, Writing. Arithmetlck,
English Grammar, Geography. $50
The mex quarter will commence on Mon
day the 22d of the present month, July,
July, 1874.
WIN. H. STocKwELL, Clerk OF
the Board of Trustees of the
Gibson Co., Seminary. July II, IA.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
ANOTHER PEDIGREE FOR POLK.

The locos not being abe TO stand the fun
that is made of the name Of their candidate
for the Presidency, begin TO show a DISPOSE
ton, to change it by claiming for him a des-
cent from and consequently the name of "the
Pollucks Of Ireland" which they say by an
"obrious transition'' has became Polk! Why
don't they 60 back TO "frst principles" al
once, and derive Folks pedigree from the
COPS, as they did of old for their great men?
Caesar was proved by his fatterers 10 have de-
scended from Jupiter, why not Polk? Write
them together, and Polk, TO be sure, is not
quite so Stair a name;" yet c%onjure with
them," and we rather guess, Polk "would
start a devil full as soon as Cesar.n And
as for the matter of descent we opine the
young Roman has decidedly the advantage
of the old.
AS thus: Jupiter, being, as Lempriere in
forms us, enamoured of Leda changed him
self into a Suan, and caused Venus to met
amorphose herself into an Eagle. After this
Transformation the Goddess persued the
God, with apparent f~erocity, and Jupiter
fed for refuge into the arms of Leda, who
was bathing at the time, in the Eurotas.-
Jupiter took advantage of his situation, and
the result was, in due time Leda brot forth
W eggs, from one of which came spoil
Lux the junior of the "gemini;" whence.
by an "obvious transition" we get "Jimmy
Polk - 3 a transition" which becomes still
"obriouser," five suppose that Jupiter in the
hurry of the occasion, mistook a sinking
fy-up-the-creek for that noble bird the Swan
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

WHAT Is His NAME?-A good anecdote, in
illustration Of the readiness Of locofocoism TO
swallow. any dose prescribed by the party leaders
however unpalatable it might be, was told by
Mr.. Tracy, one of the speakers at the late Con
vention at Utica. 1t was this:-A locOfoco OF
Utica was riding up the line of the Chenango
Canal, q mile or two out of The city, when he
was uccosted by one Dudley. a locoioco lock
tender. who inquired Of him the news from the
Baltimore Convention. The answer was tina
Mr.. Polk, of Tennessee, had been nominated
Good, exclaimed our lock-tender. first rate
the best and strongest man we've got! WHAT
did you say his name ras?"-Herkimer Journal
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

Texas AND DIsuNIoN.-The good people of
Nashville, Tennessee, are determined that their
soil shall not be desecrated by the Convention
of Texas Annexationists, and Nullifyers OF the
South, proposed to be held in that city in Au-
gust for the purpose of taking steps to dissolve
our glorious Union. A call is published in the
Nashville papers, numerously signed, inviting
the people to assemble in mass convention on
the 9th of July to protest against any such un'
hallowed PROCLAMATION of their soil. If John Z
Calhoun and his sere vile crew have no fear oil
Lynching let them attempt TO carry out then
treasonbIe designs against the Union by hold
ing their Convention in Nashville. They will
find that not even the countenance of the 'Illus-
,rious" James K. Polk can save their hides.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
OWERFUL ALLY.


THOMAS LoRINe, Esq, for many years the edi-
tor IF the HNorlh Carolina Standard, y then, and
now, the mouth piece of III Locofoco party in
that State, disguised with the double-dealing
and hypocritical professions Of his party, gives
notice, in the last number Of his ''lndependent.'
that he will. next week, run up the CLAY and
F-RELINGHUYsEN flag. We cordially welcome our
old political opponent into the Wing ranks,con-
ident, if he displays the same ability and yigor
in de fence of Wing principles, as he has display
ed heretofore in defence of their opposite, that
his efforts will tell with effect, in the great con-
test now going on for the maintenance of popu-
lar rights. We cOnside his change of tenets as
a most remarkable illustration of the soundness
OF the aphorism, shat truth is mighty and will
prevail" 1t will take the public, we have no
doubt, as il has taken the Wings here, entirely
by surprise; as we are confident his new posi-
ton has been assumed without consultation, in
~vitation, or any knowledge on the part of the
Wings, that such would be the case, until the
editor had made up his mind in view of the alarm
ing crisis 10 which our political interests have
arrived.-Raleigh Register.
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LADIES N STORE.

p7a%HE LADIES OF EVANSVILLE and its
vicinity, are respectfully informed that a
NEW FANCY STORE
has opened on LIST. Street, between Main an d
Locust Streets. near The Sherwood House, where
goods can be had at New York prices, the fol-
lowing are some of the bargains.
Rich and stylish Bonnet ribbons from 81 to -
cts per yard.
Cap and neck ribbons. 3 cts. per yard.
Fine French Kid Gloves. 373 cts. per pair.
Ladies Cotton hose, 8 cts per pair.
Ladies Rich Damask Scaris, $500.
Rich figured Damask ShawIs $500 & $3.50.
Every variety of Ladies Cravats. very cheap.
Fine black and white Cotton Hose, l24 cts per
pair.
French Needle work Collars. l94 cts. per piece.
Linen Cambria hankerchieis. 1871 cts. per piece.
Hooks and eyes, ? cts per box,
Ladies Figured Silk Scsris, so cts.
Lace for Caps and Capes.4 cts.
A large assortment Of Needle work Edgings
and lnsertings, and a variety of other Fancy
Goods too numerous to mention.
Evansville, July 4, IA
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
COL LANE AND RELIEF.

We understand that some of the Locos o
Posey County are finding fault with the
views put forth by Mr.. Pelham, the Wing
Candidate for the State Senate in his circular
upon the subject of Relief; though what
their objections are, we are not at present
prepared to say, and if we are correctly in
formed they hardly know themselves.
Well, as they will probably like their own
candidates sentiments and conduct better,
we respectfully beg leave to recall to their
memories a few facts which have some bear
ing upon this suject of Relief.
Colonel Lane ii will be remembered was
elected TO the Senate in August 1889. The
Legislature met December 2nd following.
Colonel Lane, as appears by the Senate
Journal took his seat in that body, for the
first time, on the 9th of January 1910, just
one month and fUe days after the Session
commenced.
A Bill was pending authorizing the issue
of Scrip to contractors, which had been
amended so as to make Scrip receivable for
Taxes &c. Mr.. Mofat moved 10 amend
this Bill so as to require all officers (inclu.
ding the members of the Legislature, as wei
those who were to be paid full wages fol
half work as others,) 10 receive the same
Scrip for Salaries and per diem allowances
or wait one year or until the State should be
able TO redeem the same.
Col. JOSEPH LANE, roted against this a
mendment; while he supported the bill which
required the contractors TO take the Scrip
and also to submit TO an illegal and t%yrannic
al cancelling of their contracts before the,
could get that.
Coz. LANE also voted, at every stage, a
gainst the RELIEF LAW of 1910.
Coz. LANE also roted against The Bill
ABoLIsHING IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT, tia
odious reflex Of Jar6arous times achich 81
long diSgrcced our Statute book.
All this these grumblers at Mr.. Pelham
Circular will doubtless consider very prope
and very democratic in Coz. LANE; hut w
think there are a few good honest Demo
crats-(democrats in fact as we'll as name
over in Posey,who will regard such a cours'
as e%vincing rather too much solicitude for tn
Reliefo of Col. Lane, and too little for that G
the people, and will therefore feel under n
obligation to discard an old friend and neigh
bour merely because his opponent please
10 call himself a democrat while his ever
act is as opposite TO true democracy as nigh
is to day.
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AN IMPORTANT A
AND THE REASON FOR IT.

dhD II hEa0ON EOh -
Thousands in all parts of the State and Union
are following the example of Mr.. Ross:
From the Cambridge (Md.) Chronicle.
Mr.. Editor:-Ilearn that various opinions are
held and expressed in relation to my position as
a party man at this time in order to rem owe all
doubts upon this subject, now say that my po-
litical opinions have undergone a thorough
change, and though for many years a consistent
Jackson and Van Buren, man | am now a Demo
cratic Wing, and am so tor the reason that |
have been deluded by the self-styled Democrats.
While l never wavered in casting my vote Tor
the Locoloco party, | often had doubts as TO the
correctness OF their policy; but these were al
ways met by the promise that ifI would have
patience these things would all work out right,
and thus l kept on until found our currency
ruined, a determination TO break down the la
boring classes ofour people (of which l am one) by
putting down the Tariff and a refusal to distribute
the proceeds of the public lands among the
States. These, with many other things persist
ed IN by the party to which | long adhered, have
determined me, at the ensuing elections, 10 vote
for PRATT, Clay and FkELINGHUYsEN, and all the
rest OF the Wing candidates to be supported in
the county at the coming elections, for County,
State and National officers.
EDWARD ROSS.
Black Water 9Th June, 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

G-The Albany Journal states a question Of
veracity, which is no thing now q
days among the locos: BESJAMIN F. Butler, the
''last crust divider,'' s~olemnly assured the Balti-
moree Convention that the State of New York
would 60 for Mr., Clay unless Mr.. Van Buren,
was nominated. After Van was thrown over
boa I'd. the same pious gentleman pledged him.
give 10000 majority for Polk! Did he Try to
CANNON the Convention at Baltimore, or the
meeting in the Park?
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

The Wings are holding Mass Meetings and
Barbecues ia very part of the State save
only Eanderburgh county. There was one
at New Albany a few days ago numbering
about 1000, which was addressed by the
Hon. Ben Hardin of KY, and attempted TO
be broken up by the locos making a subse-
quent appointment for a meeting on the
same day to be addressed by I. J. Henly
who posted home from Congress in advance
OF the adjournment for the purpose. 1t Is
said to have been very amusing TO see his
blank look of establishment when two thirds
of his meeting left to hear the good Wing
thunder of Old Ben Hardin.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

GThere was recently a meetingo of Ten
THOUSAND Wings in council at PEORIA ILL
No1s. The prairies are truly on fire at last.
Polk and Free trade do rot go down even
with the Suckers. The Wing papers speak
with the strongest confidence of carrying the
State for our noble Clay.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
Notice.

SUSAN r. HUDSON, Absolam B.. Hudson,
~ and James IL. Hudson. heirs of William III.
Hudson, late of Warrick County in the State
OF Indiana, deceased, viii take notice that on
the first or some subsequent day of the nexttcrm
of the probate court OF Warrick County 10 be
holden at the Court Honse in Boonvillc, in the
County aud State aforesaid on the second Mon
day in August next, /, Mary Hudson, widow of
the said William M. Hudson deceased, will APP
ply TO the said court to appoint Commissioned
to assign and set over to me, the said widow
OF the said William M. Hudson deceased, to wit
Mary Hudson all my right aad title of dover
in and to the real estate of the said William M.
Hudson deceased lying and situate in the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, according to the statute
in such cases made and provided.
MARY HUDSON
widow of the said William NJ. Hudson deceased.
June I7th 1874, 81. prs. fee So, 90.
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UGU ELECTION, 1874.

STATE of INDIANA( &C
Vanderhurgh County
4 SAMUEL T. JENKINS, Clerk Of the Van
= derburgh Circuit Court, do certify that at the
general Election to be held for said County OF
Vanderbnrgh. on the first Monday in August
next, that the following several officers are TO be
chosen to wit:-One Senator, for the counties
OF Vanderburgh aud POsey; one Representative
in the General Assembly, for the County OF Van
derburgh; one Associate Judge; n Treasurer;
one Assessor; one County Commissioner; and a
Coroner.
Witness my hand the 10th
A true copy, test day OF july A ID 1914.
WIN NJ. WALKERS v. C. SAML.T JENKINS Clerk
of Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
July llth, St prs fee $I,50.
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s

~ Y STORE, z miles rom EVansVfIe, or
lyE the Cynihiana road, was broken into on
MONDAY night the I7Iii Irst.anl robbed ofIlivers
gools. consisting Of Prints, Lacts, VestIngs,
knives and forks. &c. &c. Among the goods
were a piece OF rel cotton velvet aud two imlta-
lion Angora ShawlS (%cotton.)
l will give $50 reward Tor such information
as will enable me TO recover the goods. or S5V
for the goo,ls and The conviction of the Thief.
THOS. HORNBROOK.
June 9th. I844-3t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

GIVE are authorized TO nun EZE
K1AL SAUNDERS, as a candidate for
County Commissioner for the third District.
GIVE are authorized and requested TO an
nounce ADRIAN YOUNG, as a candidate
for reelection 10 the Office of County Asses
ser at the August election.
March I4.*
GWe are authorised to announce DR..
d. S. LANE, as a candidate for County
Treasurer at the August election. r
Mr.. EDIroR-PIease nou the name
of ROBERT w. DUNBAR, as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer al
the August election. =
GIVE are authorized to announce the
name of Capt. JAMES NEWMAN as a
Candidate for the office ofCounty Assessor,
at the August election.
GIVE are authorized TO announce the
name of JAMES Il. WALKER, as a can
didate to represent the County of Wander
burgh in the next Legislature.
We are authorized to announce LEWIS
HOWES as a candidate for Coroner, at the
August election,
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NOTICE.

DR VIM. TRAFTON would respectfully
- inform his friends and the public, that hc
has associated with himself in the practice of
MEDICINE and SURGERY, DR.. C. S. VIEWER
They will continue business ut the old Office on
Locust Street, where one or the other may al
ways be found; unless absent on professional
visits. DIR. TRAFToN would further inform his
old friends that his health is so much improved
that he vii now attend to calls, day or night.
and will also ride any reasonable distance to
serve them.
Evansville, April IS, 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

STATE ELECTORS.
Henry s. Lane, of Montgomery:
Joseph G.. Marshall, oil Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1. John A. Breckenridge, OF Warriek
g. james Collins Jr., of Floyd:
8. John A. MatsOn, OF FrankIln;
4. Samuel w. Parker, of Fayette;
5. Hugh OsNeal, of Marion;
6. George G. Dunn, OF Lawrence;
I. r. w. Thompson, Of Vigo;
8. A. L. Homes, of Carroll;
8. H. p. Biddle, OF Cass:
10. Lewis C. Thompson, Of Alien.
For Safe Senator,
WILLIAM c. PELHAM, Odyssey.
For Representative.
WILLIAM OLMSTED.
For Treasurer.
AB'M. B. LOCKHART.
For Associate Judge,
SILAS STEPHENS.
For Commissioner.
WM. G. MCDOWELL.
For Assessor,
HENRY P. VAUGHN.
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Coffee Coffee Coffee.

n rseeiS. S'8 from ona New asS'H or Dshs' sasi
Tor Sale low for ASH.
10 iIhds. Prime New Orleans sugar.
1lb Bsis. Moiasses.
EOD Kegs Boston Nails.
SD " New York White Lead.
sgzb Bills North Carolina Tar.
I'D :" Refined Loaf Sugar.
l0 Boxes Raisiues NJ. K.
Terce of Rice.
no Bills. best Tanners Oil.
Bills. VarnislI.
I'D Kegs Dupont's Powder.
1000 We. C0tiish Prime Article.
ALLIS & HOWES.
Evansville Ia, July a, IA. If
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CLAY CLUB

There will be a meeting ofthe Clay Clut
on Saturday evening next, and a full attend
ance must be had, as business of importance
is TO be transacted.
BY order ofihe President.
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NOTICE.

nOCTOR BEVERLY MILLER, having
- located himself perm anently in Evansville.
offers his professional services to the citizens of
the Town and vicinity. He may be found At his
Office OH FIRST Street, between Main and Locust,
next door below the office of ]. E. Blythe Esq ,
or at the Sherwood House
Evansville, June 81 1914, e.
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STATE OF INDIANA
Vanderburgh County
Vunderburgh Circuit Court
In vacation July 4th, 1914.
VS.. Pet. Tor Divorce.
Martin Schmoll.
A ND now at this time comes the said Anna
~ Maria Schmoll by Blythe & Chandler hei
Attorneys and files in the Office OF the Clerk Of
Va uderburgh Circuit Cnur, her petition against
the said Martin Schmoll aad II satisfactorily ap.
pearing by the affidavit ot a dlsinterested person
this day filed in The Clerks office aforesaid. tina
the said defendant is not a resident OF the State
of Indiana.
Therefore the said Martin SchomoH is here
bv notified that unless he plead 10 or answer tht
Petitions said Petition on or before the calling
of this cause to be held al the court house il
Evansville on the fourth Monday in S~eptembe
next. the matters and things set forth in sait
Petition against bin will be taken as confessed
SAIL. T.JENKINS Clerk.
July d.. 1914, 81.
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SP ECIAL ELECTION.

D virtue of a writ of Election issued by his
- excelleney the Governor of the State of In
cIana bearing date on the 18th day June. 1874,
and 10 me directed hereby give notice that all
election will be hela in Vanderbureh County .ou
the first Monday in August next, for the purpose
OF electihg an Associate Judge in and Tor said
County TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of the Hon. William Olmsted, and
inspectors Of elections in the several Townships
in Vanderburah will open a poll accordingly.
WIN. M.WALKER, Sheriff V. c..
July II, 1874 81. prs lee S 90.
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WhiSkey WhiSkey.

AE Bills of Cincinnati Whiskey of W.. G
D Cd Breese just received and for sale Cheal
for Cash
10 Boxes best Cheese.
so Bills. Salt. ALLlS & HOWES
Evansville July a, 1914 II.
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OF INDlANAl +,

STATE OF INDlANA( CO
Vanderburgh County.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court
In vacation July Sd, 1914.
Alexander Rav,)
vs.. Pet. for Divorce.
Gertrude Ray,
A Il this time comes the said Alexander Ray,
- by his Attorney aud files in the Office of
The Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court his
Petition against the said Gertrude Ray, and it
satisfactorily appearing by the filavit OF a dis
Interested person this day filed IN the Clerks Of
fee aIoresai,l, that the said defendant is not a
resident OF the State OF Indiana.
Therefore, The said Gertrude Ray is hereby
notified that unless she plead answer or demur
to the Petitioners said Petition on or before the
calling of this cause at the next term of The VAN
derburgh Circuit Court, to be held at the Court
House IN Evansville, on The fourth Monday of
september next, the matters and things set forth
ia said Petition will be taken as confessed.
SAM'L. 4. JENKINS, Clk.
July 4. 1874. 81. prs. fee $500.
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DISSOLUTION.
FHVTIE firm of A. B. Carpenter & Co. and John
L Burbank & Co. have been this dissolved bv
mutua al consent all persons who are indebted to
either of the firms are requested to pay to either
OF The undersigned who are authorized 10 re-
ceiye,the same.
All persons having claims against the late firm
of A. B. Carpenter & Co. are requested to pre-
sent the same to Willard Carpenter for settle
ment. ALVIN B. CARPENTER,
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JOHN BURBANK.
Evansville. May so, IA, St.
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STATE OF INDIANAl &C
..nI.xk,x.A C. ROs

Vanderburgh County. %.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court
III vacation July Sd, 1874.
William G. McDowell1
Amelia ]. Mcdowell,
fIetty Mcdowell, Petition for Partition.
Abiuh Clay,
Benjamin NJ. Clay,
Polly NeaIe,
Rlcha I'd Neale.
I'd f 1t remembered that on the LIST day Of
Id August 1913, the said WIN. G. Mcdowell
by James Lockhart his attorney came and
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, his Bill Of Complaint against the
said Amelia ]. .IIetIy Mcdowell, BIZ
all Clay Benjamin M. Clay, Polly NeaIe and
Richard Neale, and it satisfactorily appearing
by the affidavit of a disinteresied person this
day filed in the clerks office aforesaid that Abb
alb Clay Benjamin NJ. C!ay,and Hetty Mcdowell
three ofthe abovenamed defendants are not resi-
dents of the S;ateof Indiana.
Therefore the said Abiah Clay, Ben. M. Clay.
s. Helty Mcdowell are hereby notife ed that unless
they plead to or answer to the complainants said
Bill of Complaint on or before The calling OF this
cause at the next term of the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court TO be held at the Court House in
Evansville, on the fourth Monday in September
next, the matters and things set forth in Com
plainants said Bill of Complaint will be Gas &c
them) taken as confessed.
SAM'L. IT. JENKINS elk.
Evansville, July 4ih, IA 81. prs. fee $500.