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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28
~ HERIFF SaIe.--By Writ

e. HERIFF SaIe.--By virtue of an execu-
~ uon issued the office OF the Clerk OF
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor OF Mar
garet Cooper, and in my hands, have lev
led upon and will. on Saturday, the Goth day Of
February, A. D., l847, at The door of the court
house, in the town OF Evansville, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ :, and O'clock, P. M.
OF said day, expose to sale at public auction, nd
cutlery, the rents, issues and profits, for the
term of seven yeas, ofthe following property
namely:
Lots ,, 10, 10, Ia, %. and "a in Block 6. Lots
2. d, IL, in Block 5, Lots 3. 10, and Is, in
Block z, IN the Eastern En- Iargemeiit of Evans
vile, and also 40 acres of land. il Centre Town
ship the Southwes: quarter Of the Northwest
quarter o! Section &c, Town 5, Range 10, and
| lou acres OF land IN Centre Township the south
west or. OF Section 20. Town 5, Range 10 A md
should noperson offer or bid for said rents, ;
and profits sum sufficient to satisfy said execu-
tionand costs will the same lime, and place
proceed TO sell at public auction and cutlery,
the fee simple, of said above described Lots, and
land, for the satisfaction Of said execution in
,erest aud costs
VIM M. WALKER, S.V.C.
jan. 81, st prs lee 81 SO
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y BURBANK, Corner Of Main and Sec

"a BURBANK, Corner OF Main and Sec
81 ond Street. al The cold Reilly Srore,"
keeps constantly on hand well selected sIoclx
Dry Goods aud Family Groceries. Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind of Farming
Tools, Holiow-ware, Wood, Stone and Queens
ware, Boots, Shoes, Leather, Hats, Caps, &c
The country generally, which he viii. sell as
cheap can be bought West OF New York city,
lie will receive payment cash and all kinds
of merchanrable produce. He is thankful for
the past, and solIcils call fronI those who like
to buy good articles and cheap before buying
elsewhere. 1k1a sep 3-tf-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28
STEAM MILL at AuctiOn,--WIL


! ~ be sold without reserve on the 4th Monday
IN February, to close a partnership, the Peters
burgh Steam Mile. located at Petersburgh Pike
| county, Indiana. The Mills consist OF Grist
mill with two run Of stones one Of when u
choice French Burrs with all the appuratss
necessary tota merchants mill. A lsO attached
is good Saw Mill well stocked with logs, To
persons wishing TO engage in the milling busi-
ness this properly offers grea inducements it
is located at the county seat of Pike county,
III very densaly populated country and per-
manent mill nearer than twenty miles, one mile
mile from the main White river, on the line
Of the. canal. and in the vicinity of the heaves,
Jobs on the line, in fine Wheat country, and
In the neighborhood of numerous beds of coal,
will be sold at the same time the personal prop
erty belonging to the establishment. coasl stin 2
OF log Wagon. cart. three yoke of exen, and a
lot of stock hogs
TERMS OF SALE.-One-ffth cash. one-ffth in
six months, one-htth ~ II months. one-hf h in
IS month, and one-fth in twenty-lour months.
the purchaser giving bond with approved secu
riIy, without benefit of relief, and lean Oh the
property to secure the tinal payment
Tan 1851. JOHNSON d HOWARD.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

DOCTOR TAYLOR'S GENUINE BALSAM
OF LlV ERWORT will cure in all cases coughs ,
colds. pain in thu breast and side, well as
consumption asthma, and liver complaint, &c :,
aud a remedy Tor children, it is unparalleled
II should be in every family, always at hand,
and III Jus will save hundreds OF dollars in doe
tors and apothecary's bills. | have a long list
of names from one of public institutions.
where it has been of incalculable advantage.
1t any thing can be added to strengthen public
confidence. which is continually extending in
Its wonder-w Orklng powers, an addIuon OF
few OF the many names which can exhibit,
viii, trust, cause the cOnsderate to pause am
reflect
DIR, A. B. Howland, West Point N. Y.
DIR. Rogers, New York City.
DR.. A Smith = -
DR.. Kimball, 81 "
DR.. Downing, - 6
Rueben HancOx, Esq, stOnnington, Conn.
Joel Bacon. Esq, Middlesex, Conn.
Cha. L. Smith, Esq, $50 TlIlery street, Brook
G. R. Mclaughlin, Esq, Spring street, New
York.
Matthew White Esq, al Lewis street New
York. .
A. N. Chaplin, Willamsburgh Long Island
Mr.. Mumford, Courier and Enquirer office,
New York
Ms. Gibson, 55 Canal street New York
And hundreds of others could be added.
Be sure to get lhe genuine and take nothing
else instead. See DR.. Leeds signature to the
elegant steel plate wrapper each bottle, and
be careful oil limitations under other names
You have only to follow dIrections-bathe occa-
siona lily, use Seidliiz draught, keep the feet
| arm and dry, and be at once cured. One SIN
gle bottle will convince the most sceptical OF its
curative powers.
PRIcE.-Large bottles, 81 so, or six bottles
fer 81 50.-Small bottles, ST. 90, or six bottles
for SIS on. For sale by w & c. BELL, Drug
glsts, New Building, Main Street, Evansville,
| Indiana.
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State of Indiana,

Vanderburgh county.
Vanderburgh circuit court, IN vacation jan
uary Z, 1916.
Dinah Giles,
, Petition Tor DNoEce'
Robert Giles.
A ND now at this time comes the Petitioner
"A by Samuel R. Hsmll, her solieitof' anu
fIes in the office of the Clerk oil the Wander
burgh circuit court her certain petition tor d.
vorce. And it satisfactorily appearing BY the
affidavit of disinterestee person this day nled
in the Clerks office. aforesaid, that ROBERT
Giles is a non resident OF the state OF lhuiaua
Therefore notice is hereby given to the SAID
Robert Giles. that unless he appear and Plead
answer, or demur 10 the complainants SAID pc
tition, ON or before the calling OF the cause al
the next term of said court, TO be held al me
court house in Evansville, on the Am Mehoay
IN March neyt, the matters and things therein
contained will be taken confessed
SAMUEL T. JENKINS, CFk.
ian l4-3t-* By X JENKINS, DePi>
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28
uwUTUAL Fire Insurance Notice.

lVH Delinquent members are hereby Inf1rm-
ed that Isaac ii. Kiersted. Esq. Special Collect
ing Agent. is presentin this city tor the purpose
OF collecting all outstanding assessments due
the company, which must be paid within the
present week.
CEFDelinquents should be aware that the
company is not liable for losses occurring after
assessments become due. E, A COR5ET.
EVahsVihe, jan 20, lo4i, Agent.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ sgned has taken out letters of Admins
tratlon ON the estate oil Henry Househ late OF
Vanderburgh county and State Of Indiana, de-
seased. All persons ind ebIed to the said estate
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same Motif
ed present them duly authenticated Tor set
Element. The said estate is probably nsolvent
Jan %. CHRISTIAN ZWAHLER, Admir-
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state of Indiana

ANDeRBURGH COUNTY, IS
Vanderburgh Probate Court, November Term
A D. 1876
The SAID court declared the estate of Robert
NJ Cullough, deceased, TO be probably insolyeEt
creditors are therefore required to file their
claims gainsi the estate, ror allowance in said
Probate Court, within ten months from the date
hereof, or they will not be entitled TO payment.
IRAP. GRANGER, Admir-.
dec 1885, prs lee 81 IS.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

Vater-street, between sycamore * Vine.
EvANSVGLLE, IND.
ETARX GUMBERTS Informs the pubic that
lVA he VIII sell at a uction on Tuesday, Thurs
days, and SaiuIsdays of each week. Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware, Sc. &C. All Goods consigned him
VIII meet " llh sale and return He soiIcits the
patrnnaoe Of the pnhlic aaq 27-if.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28
HURRAH FOR FREE TRADES SHIRTS
FOR LESS THAN NOTHING!

We are now under the free trade tariff, and
if the positions of Robt. j. Walker are cor
rect, we shall buy sheeIings and shirtings for
less than nothing. Let there be great re-
Jolcing through Out the land from the north
eastern boundary down to-wherever the
southwestern may be; and where that is, we
with thousands of Others, are unable to tell.
Publish ii 10 The world, and plocIa i'm ii from
the house tops that the administration oil j.
K. Polk has brought forth The man who de-
monsrales TO the people Of these U. States,
that ''the duty constitutes as much a part of
the price, as the cost Of production,'' and of
couIse, If tue duty is removed, IL follows that
prices will find their natural level.
Mr.. Walker, in his report of Dec. Sd, As,
in order 10 prove that in 1912, twenly-seven
millions of United States revenue cost the
people eighty one millions of dollars, says,
(page 81
'rhis estimate is based upon the position
that the duty is added 10 the price of the i'm
port, and also of its domestic rival If the
import is enhanced in price by the duty, So
must be the domestic rival, for being like ar
licles, their price must be The same in the
same market"
And again, on page 10, he says:
"'rhe duty therefore must be added to the
price and paid by the customer-the duty
constituting as much part Of the price as
the cost Of the production"
As we have now got free trade tariff, &C
cording TO Polk, Walker, McDuffie ant
other enemies of protection TO the labor o
our own country, the prices OF goods will &c
down, 10 The extent OF the duty removed.
In the New York Express we find table
as they say, ''they have not taken any very
curious article as an example of what we
may expect from low prices, but shall take
the cotton goods for our shirts, which we are
the most largely engaged in manufaclur
ing"
The price on the Both day of November
the last day OF protection will be found il
the list below, TO whichis added another ia
BILE, showing the price less than the duly
which gives the promised free trade price.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28

MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BEMENr & NIELE's
EVANSVILLE, Indiana.
EgvHE subscribers have on hand and will be
81 constantly receiving from the New ORR
market a general assortment. of Dry Goods SUI
ted the wants and tastes OF their fellow citizens
which they offer wholesale and retail, togeth-
er with Boots. Shoes, Hats. Gaps, Bonnets. Hard
ware. Sec-. all of which they viii sell at prices
corresponding with the times and season. an d
they confidently trust by assiduous attention, to
business with determination TO make their
store repository of articles useful, needtu,
and beautiful, they shall receive iul share OF
tae public patronage.
MORGAN & DUNN.
Evansville, Dec. 10. I846-tf.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

Bleach'd Al IL TO DC.
These are the prices at which we are to
buy cotton for shirts; if what Mr.. Walker has
told US Isl tue.
Then who will say that the administration
ought not to be glori6ed for furnishing The
people with shirts tof less than nolhing?--
Didn't they use to tell us about the taxes
on the poor mans Shirt" and havn't they
proved themselves benefactors TO the human
race. by taking off "tax" or ''dutyn on the
shirt? So, let every body rejoice-let them
sing anthems of praise 10 Polk, Walker, Nc
Duffie aud the free traders.
We have heard good deal said about the
"ruffl7 shirt geutry"-lhey will not remain
an exclusive class any longer. The whole
people will hereafter constitute the ''ruffle
shirt gentry" 10 be found in the country -
Then we have heard OF the "shiriless democ-
racy;" this will no longer exist. Every To-
cofoco will now have a clean shirt with a
high dickey. He will strut round, and think
himself as good as the Wings, whom dis
tinguished loco demagogue said you could
always tell, "because they were always dress
ed very well, and wore a high siarched
shirt"
How nice it will look, to see every body
wearing a shirt, and a clean shirt, too-and
got as Mantilini would say, ''for one dem'd
absolute nothing" How funny it will ap.
pear, TO see the whole universal Yankee ma
ton constituting the "ruffie shirt gentry
and how queer it will seem TO find no such a
thing in the community as a "shirtless democ-
racy."
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-28
state of Indiana.
Vanderbnrgh County IS
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation, Jan~

OlICuIl III vacation, JdH~
uary 2lst l847.
John Baldson,
VS..
Elisha Satterlee, Levice Sat- In Chancery.
;erlee, Oliver Sauterlee, Benja-
man SaterIee, and Phebe Jane
Saterlee.
A ND al this time, to-wit: January 2lst
IA l847 comes the mplainant by John lngle
Jr., his solicitor, and flied in the office of the
clerk OF the Vanderburgh circuit court, his GER
tain bill of complaint, against the above named
defendants, praying OF a commissioner to convey
real estate, sold in tue life time OF the defend :
ants ancestor. Aud the complainant aso at
the time ii ed in the said clerk office, the
affidavit of disinterested person by which it
appears that all the above named defendants
are nOn-residents of the State OF Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given 10 the said
Elisha Saueree, Levice Sauerlee, Oliver Sat-
teriee, Benjamin Satteriee, aud Phebe Jane Sat
terIee, that unless they appear on or before the
calling OF this cause at The next term Of said
court TO be held at the court house in Evansville
on the fourth Monday in March newt, and sh ow
ca if any they show why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted, tn e
same will be heard and determined in their
abse nee.
SAM'L. T, JENKINS, Clerk
jan. %, l847-3t Pr So co.
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ion for Divorce.
80 Packet.--The en-

Regular Packet Inc en-
w. ffiretT new ami splendid steamer
60 COURIER, CULVER. Master.w l'
leave Evansville for louisville every wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon hef
continuing in the trade, and Observing tne Ut
most punetuality. dec 81: ~4o-''
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r UST received per Steamer RlEggoId and
~ Grace Darling
50 Bags of Prime Rio Coffee.
81 Cases of Boots and shoes.
Amongst which is a good assortment Of Miss
es Shoes and 9ooiees. Chidren's youths and
boys Shoes and Boots sizes, and gentlemens
Gum Elastic over shoes, which offered al
Wholesale or retail, low for cash.
NJ. w. FOSTER.
Evansville, Dec I0-T846-tf
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COInYniSSiOn and FOYwarding

Of New Orleans. late al ii'diana.
Commission and Forwarding
BUSIN ESS Al n EW ORLEANS.
NM b, The undersI gHed, have opened House
VE in New Orleans for the transaction of
general COMMISSION AND FORW ARDi NC
BUSIN ESS. and from several years experience
IN the Western Produce business here, we fiat
ter ourselves to be able 10 effect advanta seons
sales of cons gnmen:s. Any business entrusted
to MS shall receive our best attention.
REFER TO-. F. D. LANlER, President OF the
Branch Bank at Madison,
GEO. H. DUNN, Esq Lawrenceburg.
II. r. HOBBS, Cashier Br Blk at Lawrence
burg, SPENCE x GUARD.
No. IL, Lafayette street.
New Orleans. January, 1847. jan l4-4m.
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state of Indiana
Court, in Vocation,

Spencer County, ss
Spencer County Probate Court, IN vocation,
January l3, A. d. 1917.
Thomas Jefferson Snyder. Ly-
dia Baldwin and Edward Cum
dell. Executors ol-the la ST will
and testament of Daniel Bald
win. Elale OF Washington coun
ty. and State OF Pennsylvania
deceased. vs.
Elijah r. Brown. Benjamin
Brown, Lyman W Brown. Per-
sey R. Brown, Mary W Brown, s
Vashi Bishop, Mary Smith.
Melissa De W off, formerly Me- Petition to sell
LISA Alien. and - DeWoif. Real Eastate.
her husband, Bonabas Web
Der. Daniel Weber, Daniel
Harvey, Daniel Studdevile,
Willis Snyder, Asa Baldwin,
Clarrsa Bunce, Clark Adams,
Daniel Baldwin, Benjamin.
Bal dwin, Eliza Pace. Harriet
Smith. Sophia Allen, and the
American and Foreign Bible
Society, Legatees, and Devi-
Sc es OF said Daniel Baldwin.
deceased.
AETHEREAS, the above named Plaintiffs
w have this day filed their Petition against
the above named defendants in the Office OF the
Clerk of said court, praying said court to au-
thorIze said Plaintiffs to sell certain real estate
,siiaated in said County of Spencer, of which
said Daniel died, seized for the payment OF eer-
tain legacles, bequeathed by his last will and
testament. pursuant to the directions in said
will contained. a47
And il appearing by the affidavit of disin-
terestcG person, filed in this cause, that all
the above named defendants, except Daniel
Harvey. Daniel Studdevile. and Willis Snyder,
are non-residents of the State OF Indiana
Therefore, the said nonresident defendants
are hereby notified OF the filing and tendency of
! SAID Pe,iuon. and that the same will be heard
in oar said Probate Court on the first day oil the
I next term ia the town OF Rock port in said coun.
| ty, on the second Monday of February next, or
as soon thereafter, counsel can be heard.
When and where the said nonresident deten-
dants may appear and show cause ii any hey
have, or can show why the prayer OF said Petit
ton should not be granted Witness, John
Crawford Clerk of said court this 18th day
OF January, l847. tA
= -4l' JOHN CRAWFORD. Clerk.
= By S. w FAIBcHiLD. d. c.
BATTELL & INGLE, Au'ys. for Petitioners.
'innSI4 l847-3t. p IS 90 1890
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FURNTTURE! FURNETURE!!

81 OTICE--The undersigned having located
~ himself in Evansville, takes this method
of in informing the public that he intends to car
ny the Upholsterug business, in all It's various
branches. IL intends keeping constant sup-
ply of Mattresses. aud earnestly soliclts share
Of pdbhc patronage; his establishment may be
found in Mr.. Barnes new bniluing, opposite
the New School Presbyterian Church
jan. 81 ,-2m RICHARD PAkIRl pGe'
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w. & c.. BELL,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
New Building a fer doors aboue otd Stand
Main Street Evansville, Ind.

LfeU DHttdfng Tefc dOOFS dO0Ge Ot0 ICGdHd.
Main Street Evansville, Ind.
a RE now receiving from Phlladel phIa, New
- York and Pittsburgh, the largest supply OF
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Glass
and Glassware, Surgical instruments sc.
ever ofieredin the Evansville Market. Our goods
are entirely fresh, aud have been boughtiu per
son frIn Importers and Manufactures ONLY
We ars therefore enabled to supply Merchants,
Doctors, and all 9th ers wanting these articles,
eilher wholesale or retail, as low as they be
purchased in any City West of the Mountains
Those wishing to purchase will DO wei. 10
give US call before going TO any other marke
as we are determined 10 sell at a small advance
on prime cost. All Medicine leaving our house
shall be properly packed, and all articles sent
to arder may be returned if not genuine, or in
any way defective, at our expense.
wN B We will take Flaxseed, Ginseng, Bees
max and Feathers, Tor ali goods sold, or in pay
ent of all debts due US. Jan l4-tt >
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5 ate of Indiana,

5 ate of 1ERdiana,
SPENCER COUNTY, IS
John a StutevIlle A dininis-
ira tor OF the Estate OF Frank
lin Stutcvile deceased.
rs Petiticn.oi Insol
The creditors oil the Estate veucy.
of said Franklin Stutevilie,
deceased.
A Z this November term Of the Probate Ceuri
"a of Spencer County Indiana, A. D.. Is46.
said Court declared the Estate Of Franklin Stu
tev;lle. deceased, to be probably insovent; cred
tors, are therefore, required TO file their ac-
counts against the estate. for allowance, in the
said Probate Court. within Ten months from
the first publication hereof. or they will not be
entitled to ayment, but their claims will be
postponed in favor OF more Delinquent cred
tOIs.
JOHN A. STUTEVlLLE, Admir-.
Dec TO- I846-45-6w-p SO 80
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YSTERs! OYSTERS!!--JOstt eceiv
~ ri . lIos-l supply, N whole and ia # Cap'
pack ed in Ice direct from Wheeling and TO-
saieb by Jan 81 It. c. Vi. GRIFFITH.
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vacation Iaanary

" ARRicK COUNTY, IS.
Warrick Circuit Court, in vacation Jaanary
4lh 1876. 7 ~ sssa
James Lyon
49,.
Thomas Ogg Shaw. and ~
Eralne Shaw, his wife.
A ND now at This time, to-wit: January the
~ 4rh I347. the complainant in th above en-
tilted cause filed his certain bill Of complaint
in the Office of the clerk OF the Warrick circuit
court against the above named defendant, and
also the affidavit OF DISTINGUISHED and compe-
tent witness. that said Thomas Ogg Shaw and
Eyaline Shaw are both non resi- dents of the
State OF Indiana. Notice therefore,, hereby
gwen, to The above named detendents that un-
ess they appear and plead to, answer or demur
to the compainant's said bill OF complaint, II
or before the calling OF This cause al the next
term OF said court TO be held al the court house
in BoonvlIe. on the third Monday in 4 prl next
the matters ami things therein con, aimed will
be as to them taken as confessed and decreed
accordingly. -e.E zr.eLf RI
J, WAITE o. MOORE,
Clerk ". c. C..
jan 7. I847-3t-p. 50 so.
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bbs. supeTipe Wabash
4 Flour ia store and fol sale low hy
inly30. BABCOCK, BROTHERS, Water ST
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NEW STORE.

M O Il G A q I'D Q y n
WhOleSIe and Retail Dealers i'm
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, flats,
Caps, Bonnie s, Hardware, Nc.
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JOHN A. sTUTEvILLE, A dn,r
Dee TO- I846-45-6w--p SO 80
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AUCTION STORE.

Nov. 10. 1851 emo.
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state of Indiana,

BATTELL & INGLE, Au'ys. for Petitioners.
inn<I4 I647-3t. p IS 90 1890
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The creditors oil the Estate
of said Franklin Stutevilie,