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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

nr+We are authorized and requested TO an.
nouoce Thomas M. Archer candidate Tor
The office of Sheriff OF Vanderburgh comfy, AT
the ensuing election.
NJ We are authorized and requested TO an
nonnce John Greek as a candidate for the OIL
fee of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, at the en-
suing election.
ftA- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce John EchOls as andidate Tor the OIL
fee of Sheriff OF Vanderburgh county. at the
ensuing election.
~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Daniel Chute asa candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, at the ensuing election.
hr We are authorized and requested to an
nounce John N. Hike dall a candidate
for the office OF Treasurer of Wand erburgh coun
ty al the August election.
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:, bounty OF TWELVE DOLLARS VIII be
paid to each recruit enlisted for the Artillery or
Infantry arm
Besides the monthly pay, az above stated one
ration per day is allowed every soldier, which is
amply sufficient for his subsistance-aso, a
large supply OF comfortable and genteel cloth
ing. Good quarters and fuel at all times
furnished; and every attention will be paid TO
ma king those men who enlist and deter
mined TO serve their country in good faith, com
Portable and eontented with their situation -
The best medical attendance is always provided
tor the sick soldier: and no deduction OF pay ls
made during the period he is unable TO perform
his duty. Should the soldier be dsa bled in the
line OF his duty, the laws provide pension for
him.
By the above it is seen that the pay and al
lowances are respectable, and that, with pru
dence and economy, the monthly pay Ut the SOL
der may be laid up-as ever thug requisite for
his comfort and convenience is furnish ed by the
Government including his sugar and coffee
The prudent soldier, therefore, may save from
1920 10 1920 during the enlistment of FIVE years;
aud at the expiration of the term he can il he
chooses, purchase small farm in any OF the
western States and there settle himself com-
tortabiy on his own land for the oil his life
The sum of TWO DOLLARS viii be paid tG any
citizen. non.commissioned officer or soldier who
shall bang 10 the rendezvous an able bodied
recruit. who shall be regularly enlisted The
citizen should present his recruit to the LIeuten
ant or Captain and not to the Recruiting Ser.
geants.
ADDITITNAL INDUCEMENTS.
By the 18th section of the Act, "Approved
FEBRUARY llIh, l847," each non-eommis-
stoned officer, musician or private in SER
vice or who may hereafter be enlisted during
the present with Mexico and who shall
receive an honorable discharge either by ex-
praIion OF his term OF enlistment or for disability
incurred in the course OF his service. will be
ct O N of r
SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, which he will be
II liberty to locate in one body upon any public
lands that may be subject to private entry; or,
he may, at his option, when honorbly discharged
receive treasury scrip to The amount OF one
hundred dollars, bearing six per cent interest
pay able sem-annualy and redeemabe al the
pleasure of the Government.
Those who wish to enlist will make early APP
ptcation, as it is desired that the ranks be inn
mediately filled up.
THOMAS F. BETHEL,
Capt. u. S. A,
Recruit ting Office at BetheiI's Hotel, Boom
vile. w u rrick CO.. Ind.
mar % 81. printers fee Si200l
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"a OTICE.--The subscribers having pur-
~ chased the Patent Right for the mauuiac-
ture OF Gun Cotton, Nc. AL persons are eau
toned against manu- factnring or preparing tht
same or other vegetable fibroIs substances : .
substitute for Gunpowder, aud notice is hereby
given, that all persons in any way infringing
said patent right will be prosecuted according
TO law.
We will be ready to contract for mad supply
orders by the middle of February.
c., 81 F. LENNING,
fshlI-An 56 sonih L orr al. PM AZ alnLia-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
HERIFF,S SaIe.--By virtue Of 80.

- HERkEE'S SaIes--By virtue OF a spe-
- cIai execution lssur from the Office OF the
the Clerk OF the VandeTburgh circuit. court In
favor OF James Cawson. and against Barney
R0yston and Constance RoysiOn, his wife, viii
on the 22nd day of April. A. D. lS47. at the
court house in the town oil Evansville, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A Nj. and @ O'Clock, P
NJ OF SAID day expose To sale at public auction
and out cry the rents issues and profits for the
term Of seven years OF the folio wing described
land or town lot aud appurtenances, 10 wit:
All that certain 10. or parcel OF ground known
and designat ed as lot number forty nine (49,) il
the original plan of the wn-of Evansville
county OF Vanderburgh, and State Of Indiana
or 50 much thereof assmay be necessary TO be
sold as will satisfy the balance due or
said special execution,
! And should no person offer or bid for said rent,
Issues and profits a sufficinet 10 satisfy said
special execution. | will at the same time and
place proceed TO sell al public auction aud out
cry the fee simple Of said above described land
or 40 much thereof as will satisfy said specsa
execution. VIM nj. w ALkER,
ap i.-3w p 1875 s. V.C.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
Warehouse of the Fulton Foundry

Warehouse of the Fulton Foundry
IN CINCINNATI,
ADJOINING HOLMES HoTEL ON BROADWAY.
ALFRED BARNES,
(Agent in the FOundry.)
XMAS continually hand EXTENSIVE as
Al a sortment os Cooking Stoves splenddly
trimmed, and of the latest and most improved
patterns, toge Their with every varity Of Hot Air,
7 and 10 Plate and Cannon Stoves. also And
irons, Sadirons, Wagon Boxs, Plough Mouids,
Hollow ware and Foundry ware generally.
All of which are offered Tor sale at such ex-
tremely low prices, as cannot fail TO prove sat
isfacIory lC purchasers in our line visiting Gin
cnnatt.
.frhe Pride of The -West''-decidedly The best
double oven Stove in the MARKETS manufac-
iufed and for sule exclusively at this establish
mfns. mar II. Sw.
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4 nMlNIsTRATOR,s saIe.---t

a EHINISTRATORsS SaIe,---Notice is
IA heteby gwen thai | viii y 20 sale at
pusfllc auction ON Saturday ~ 24sh OF April
aSi7 ~ the Livery stable oil D"o,.,..e aud John
ss,n. 10 the CITY oil Evansville. indiana. the per-
sonsi property OF SAID Stephen A Doolittie, de-
ceased, combating of Horses, Harness, Sc, be-
ing his interest IN said stable.
a credrt OF SIX months Will be given on all
Gums OF three dollars anu upwards, ihe pnrcha-
sergivIng his note with approved security waiv
ing al benefit from Ieiiei and valualion laws
mar rs 4w JOHN X. WILCOX. Admir-.
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UNITED STATES ARMY.
Recruiting Service.

AN ANTED Tor The UNITED STA Eo
w ARMY, ABLE BODIED MEN between
the ages OF 10 and 30 years boing above 5 feel
inches high Of good character, and OF refpou-
sbe standing among their fellow-citzens. :
None need apply to enter the service but those
who are determined to serve honestly and faith
fully, the period Of their enlistment viz 'during
the war with Mexico,''or for the term OF five
wears as the recruit NAV elect;
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
febli-4n. 56 south F,orl st, PM adelptio
agne q Fever or Tonic Pills.

THSllls seourge OF the human family which foi
q so many years has shaken and scorchec
nearly or quite one hal! OF the inhabitants OF thu
Southern and Western Suites, has at last me
with its match CONQUEROR HAS COME!
aud the defeat OF the Mexcans at "Resaea d.
la Palma" is but type of the defea which this
dre@dful ii sorder hiss. aud Seili lssroatszr
with. from 44- z
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
The Grefenberg Vegetable pills.
100000 boxes sold each and every week!
THE REFEN ERG CoMPAN


T HE G RE FE n b ERG COMPA
q q EREBY give notice that the General
4 q Agent is fully prepared to appoint SUBJ
Agents wherever there is branch of { ne
Company; eiheT on personal application or by
mail post paid The rapid sale OF these celecra-
ted pills, and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eHecung, render them. by lar, the
NEST popular pill OF the age An Agency will
consequently be verV valuable.
The GraeIenberg Pills are inconceivabIv supe-
rior To any ever before discovered In ali biz
ious contpi aints, IN general arrangement OF the
syste IN in ali disorders which result from a bad
state si the blood, these are sovereign remedy
In the class called chronic, the Ora efenberg
Pills achieve their hi CHEST trl umph. Here Ihe =
DEFY all competition. Entering within the hid
den recesses OF the system, they quietly but
surly purity the blood, root out diseases and
give tone and vigor to the body.
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
BY these Pils,n cases where every other mears
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof
could be given, but trial of one box will con
vince the patient. They be ordered and
sent by mail, at trifng expense. The price
is 25 cents q box. Where two dollars worth
are ordered and the money RENTED the Com
pany will pay postage on the Pills. Remittanees
al the Company's risk. Wherever there is no
Agency OF the Company they can be ordered by
mail.
These Pills are taking the place of all othsrs,
and no sick person should be without them
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bowel Complains, COnsnmpr:ons, Dyspepsia. Fe-
Yer and A que, Headache. Paundice, Liver Com
plants. Rheumatism, All stomach Complains
Green Sickness. &c, &C., yield at once these
I Pills. They purge away offensive humors ar
rest the progress of disease and the same time
restore tone aud vigor TO the system. In cases
OF general derangnent Of health, they are SOW
ereIgn.
BY THEIR USE,
The weak will become strong; the pale and
bilious complexion be restored to perfectly fresh
and healthy color; all the bad symptoms will
| one by one disappear.
In short, these Pills are in an conceivably ad-
vance upon any other medicine ever before Of
fered 10 the public. A trial will satisfy any one
of this. mar as If.
MYERS SEATON, Cen treville, Ind.
General Agent for Indiana.
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NJOW at his time heretofore to wit: on the
" llth day Of February. in the year l847,
comes the said complainant. by her solicitor.
James J. Thornton, and files her bill at COM
plant herein, and also an affidavitof disint r
ested person that Sally Duk es, James ThomP-
sou Dukes, Isham w. Dukes, Sophia Dukes,
Mary Ann w est, Martha West, Britton West
a mi Isham w West. the above PANIED defend
ants herein, are not residents OF the State OF In
diana.
Therefore the said Sally Dukes, James
Thompson Dak es IshamW. Dukes, SophaDukes
Mary Ann West, Sarah M. West, Martha E.
West. Britton Vest, and Isham W. West, will
lake notice that unless they appear, plead, an
swer, or demUr TO said compliments bill OF
complaint against them in this behalf exhibited
or before the calling OF the cause at the next
term OF the probate Court of Warrick county IN
The State aforesaid TO be holden a; The cour
house IN BoOnvie on the second Monday Of
May, IN the year. l547, the said hill OF complaint
as Them will be taken as confessed and de-
creed accordingly.
| Attest ]. WAITE B. MOORE,
| mar IS, 3w prs fee $780, Clerk. w. P. c.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

N oTtCE of Sale.-.ls hereby given that
viii expose TO sale a, public auction on
friday the 9th day OF April, l847 at the late
residence OF Jonathan Bosover. deceased, con-
slsting . household aud ktchea furniture. hor-
ses, cattle, tarming utensils, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit OF twelve months
VIII be given on ali SUI OF So 90 and upwards,
the purchaser giving his note with approved
security, waving all benefit of relief and valua
ton laws. CHARLES Boise YER,
mer % Admir-.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

FAMILY MeDeIxE.-W e recomme nd every
aess5a 10 keep a bottle OF Doctor laylGr's e en-
oifs Bsisum Oh Li*erwots from the emee 90
~ with the steel plate engraved wrapper
-..-aa' {, i Leeds whoiesal- Agent. We know
!, 70 be a perfect specfic for coughs. cstds. and
s,lAdisaases If the throat and chest. The Doc
tof has made some wohderiulscures OF eonsump-
iisn and liver eouiplaint.
sPRIcE-Large bottles. 81 5O..or SIX bottles
far q 5e.-SmalI bottles. ST. 90, or Elk bottles
h, & IN For sale by w & c BELL. Drug
gists. New Building, Main Street, Evansville.
Indiana. p
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
Fletcher's Celebrated Imperial A que and
Fever Tonic Pills.

1t is customary 10 come ont with long list
OF Recommendations and Certificates, when
bringing out new celebrated medicine be fore
the public. that the Projectors OF this Unequal
led Medicine in departing from this old custom.
have some fears that their claims TO patronage
may in many cases be slited. But they have
one resource, and that is great one 1t is that
they can get certificates on the spot. within
AZ hours, u there is any one in the place who
has the ague and lever and Intermittent fever
Tor inst so sure as The Pills are taken, just so
sure the patient will feel constrained TO give a
Certiflcate-for The cure is certain!! To the
afflicted then. we have but two words say-
TRY THEM! mar II Alt,
For sale by W. c. BELL, Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

TO CANDIDATES-ou terms for annou sc
ing the names OF candidates for Office, are, to
ubscfibers to the Journal $500 each, all others
S2, 90 each-inyariaby in advance.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
A DMINsTRAToR,s NOTLCE.--NoIice

A DMINsTRATOR'S NoTICE.--Noliceis
"a hereby given that the undersigned has la
kep--e cut letters OF Administrator with the
Will ahIsexan. on the the estate OF Joseph Stroud
tate OF Vanderbarg hicounty, deceased. All per
sons tsndebted TO said estate are requested Il
make Immediate payment. aud thnse having
claims against the came are notified 10 present
them dHiy authenticated for settlement. The
estate is supposed TO be solvent.
ap /, 3w. ALLEN STROUD Admir-.
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n fCS.--N otice is hereby gwen that the
4 Y undersgned he's taken out letters of Adj
inIiHstrdtIon on the estate OF Jonathan Bosover.
late OF Vandetbufgh county, deceased. All per-
Gems indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same are notified to present
them duly authenticated for settlement. The
estate. is supposed to be solvent.
mar25< CHARLES BOLSOVER, Admir-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

GEET ElectiOn.--Nolleel Is hereby CIV
j en- lla. IB Election will he held on Mon
day April 5rh, l847. for MAYOR and eouneit-
men OF the Cry I'll Evansville. The election
{ will be held III the
Isl Ward a, the Episcopal scho''l House H.
Nelson. Inspector.
ed Ward al the Sherwood House. H. Durham
Inspector
3Id Ward at The Neptune Engine House, T.
NJ. Archer, Inspector.
4th. Ward at Our House, corner Of Main and
Second sss. c. Decker.iuspector.
5sh Ward atthe Phosnx Engine House, J. T.
Walker, Inspection.
9th. Ward at the Exchange Hotel Boyd Bull
lock. Inspector. tf
Each voter will vote in his wn ward for Q
Mayor and Councilman, and may at the 81 me
time vote against the adoption of the act OF Jam
q. l847. granting to the Citizens OF Evansville
q Cuy Charter, by writing on his ticket before
voting, these words. or other words of similar
import-'sgainst City Charter
By order OF the President and Trustees OF tn,
Town of Evansville. March Both. l847.
apI. JNO. ]. CHANDLER, Clerk.
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stdte of Indiana, I

warnek county.
In the Probate court of the county Of Warrick,
February term l847.
George w King aud Warren1
King Administrator of the es s"1
tate Of John King, deceased.
Mary King, A nderson Hanks, ; In Chancery.
Martha Hanks, William II.
King, Horace Medley and
Martha, his wife, and John G.
King, ct al.
IL dnd hroe7 tes.s+oH nererH, anu III atfiuuv II
OF disini crested person that John C. King, one
OF the defendants herein, is rot resident OF the
State OF Indiana.
Therefore, the said John C. King will take
notice, that unless he appear, plead, ans yer, or
demur. to said Compliments bill of com plai mt
against him in this behalf, exhibited on or be-
tore the calling OF the at The next oil
the Probate Conrt of Warrick county, to be
holden IN fhe court house in Boonv:lle, on the
second Monday in May next, the said bill o.
complaint 10 him, the said John T.. King
will be taken as confessed aud decreed accord
IngIy. Attest,
J. WAITE B. MOORE. Clerk
mar 25 3w prs tee So SO. w. P. G..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
EIGHT HUNDRED DOZEN HATS AND CAPS,
NEW Wholesale ESTABLISHMENT. !
HAYES. CRAIG. 9 CO..
NO. Aaa Main St. opposite Exchange Hotel louisville y.l


q edinlhe
the unon. rast
Beaver
p 3and4Slk Angola, Cy. and b and
Rusr,Ou Pa
and
Pair IealI5 Odozen ri o n i nme 3
,navy.a Ringvd
yesofgu youths
Pushes
INTENDED a u I
essyIes beng made Elm
examined mai t are detsrmi
n HAYES.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

KATE are wholesale and retail Agents Tor
w the following Patent Medicines:
Wistar's Balsom OF Wild Cherry;
Taylur's do OF LiverworI:
Smiths Tonic Syrup;
Fahnestock's Family Medicines;
Cave Il Shaffrr's Toaic;
do do Ex Sarsaparilia;
do do Syrup OF do;
do -5r do Worm Syrup;
Coverr's BaIsom OF Life;
StarKw eather's Hepatic Etxer;
Osgood's India ChoIagogue;
MIane's Vemifuge or worm Specific;
Bulls IIuney-coated Tonic Pills;
Sands Fluid Tx. Sarsaparilla;
Rrlstp's do do d..
Feb. 4, 1887 VS. C. BELL, Main st.
NY HNDOW and Wall Papcr.
NM We have we'll selected ana lul sup>
Iply Window and Wall Paper, oil the latest
PETERS. heb lSI w. &C. BELL. .
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a. HEREEF Sale.--By virtne OF a vendi.
~ u"uI exponas. lssued row the Clerks o.
ice OF the WarrcG Circuit, aud to me directed,
IN favor of Charles Stewart and against bner
Luce, will cell at public auction and outcry,
to the highest, best and last bidder for the same,
al the Court House door. in the town of Boon
Vile, in the County OF Warrlek, in the Stale OF
Indiana on Saturd NY the LIST day of May, l847,
between the lawful hours prescribed by law,
the rents and profits for seven years of the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit: The steam
mill commonly known as Luce's Steam Mil
aud Dstllery, and all the machinery, tools and
implements therein used and are employed. to-
geiher nth two Of land under nd around
said mill aud upon which said mill stands, and
i! the rents and profits will not sell for sum
sufficient to satisfy said judgment will the n
and there offer theEf fee simple Of said mill and
two acres of land as above named.
March 5-tds WM. SCALES, S. VIC.
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Bulrs COmpound, Concentrated
Flsaid Extract OF SarsaparilIa.

| HE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR CLEANSING AND PU-
RIFY1NG TUE BLOOD.
81 L is unsurpassed in the cure OF ScoriuIa or
4 Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Obstinate Cuts
nsous Eruption. Phnples or Pustuies OF the face.
Botches. Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm, letter, Scadhead, Cancer, Enlarge
ment aud Pain in the Bones and Joints. Stub
boEn Ulcers, Syphilitic Affections, Jaundicc,
Liver Complaint, Diseases arising from an inia-
dlcious OF Mercury, and from exposure
aud lmprudence in lite. In shorl, il is a va!u-
able remedy in Chronic Diseases Of the Siom-
aeh aud Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia, General
Debility. aud all kinds OF Chronic Diseases
arising from Derangement OF the system aud
impurities OF the Blood. II is invaluable as a
cleansing Spring Medicine
This preparation not only cOntsins the hi oh.
Fly concentrated virtues OF the Sarsaparilia. but
oi several oil the most safe, efficient medical
agents m the Materia Medica for the cure OF tho
above Diseases.
IL has been examined and used BY the most
emin ent ply sicians I'M this country aud has met
their warmest and most undivided approval.
It's confidently recommended TO the sffc,ed
and the public generally, as being one OF the,
1t not the VERY BEST preparation OF the Kind
put up in the United States. IL is warranted
interior to none. The greatest care and accu-
racy Is employed in its preparations.
This preparation Of sSarsaparllia contains De.
obslrnent, Alternative Tonic. Laxative, Dlaretio
aud cleansing properties, aud is admirably cal
culated 60 perfect the cure of the toreHamed
diseases II operates by promoting the various
secretIons aud excretions, removing obstruc-
Hons cleansing the blood regulating the ston,-
aeh aud bowels. stimulating the liver and Civ
ing II healthy actios, augmenting the action
oil the internal organs and giving tone. strength,
and regularity 20 the system generally.
Although it is efficient, il s waIIanted per-
iectiy safe, producing no bad effects ss&al sxrxS
Let those who are troubled with Chronic
eases, arising from impure state Of the blood
Heterogeneous of the system, or from whatev
er cause. make use OF this preparation, and
they will be enabled to speak highly in its favor
as thousands have already done who have a.sed
Iit IN various parts of the country, Prepared
and sold by, JOHN BULL, & co.
Louisville, Ky.
For sale also at The Drug Store of
w. * G. BELL, Main Street,
MaI lI-ow Evansville Ind.
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w. & c.. BELL,
Wholesale and Retail DruggiS is,

y
Main Street Evansville, Ind.
A RE now receiving from PhIladel pima, New
II York and Pittsburgh. the largest supply o.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, G las.
and Glassware, Surgical Instruments sc.
ever oheredn The Evansville Market. Our good.
are entirely fresh, and have been bought IN per
son from Importers and Manufacturers ONLY
We are therefore enabled to supply Merchants
Doctors, and all others wanting these articles
either wholesale or retail, as low as they can b.
purchased in any City West of the Mountains
Those wishing 10 purchase will do wel 10
give US call before going TO any other mnrke
we are determined TO sell at a small advance
on prime cost. All Medicine leaving our house
shall be properly packed, and all articles sen.
TO arder may be returned it not genuine, or in
any way defective, at our expense.
N B. We will take FIaxseed. Ginseng, Bees
wax and Feathers, Tor ali goods sold, or in pay
ment OF all debts due us. Jan l4-tf.
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I State ofIndiana.

State of Indiana,
Spencer county.
In the Probate Court Of Spencer county, May
term. I847,
Susan Smith,
Samuel Smith, rt
Benton Smith, John
SmirII, Jr. Sa rah Smith
Mary Atwood, Ahra- Petition for dover.
ham Atwood, Eliza-i
beth Wickwiie, and
Wiekwire,
her husband, Rachel
Smith Frances Smith
ATOW at This time. to wit on the 18th day
liz Of March. "A DAIS47, comes the Petitioner
by Thomas F DeBruer, her attorney. and files
her petitIon herein, and also the affidavit OF a
disinieres,ed person showing that Mary Atwood
| Abraham Atwood, Elizabeth Wickwlre, aud
49, WTckwire, her husband, Rache Smith
and Frances Smith, six OF the above named d
len dants are not residents of the State OF lndI-
| ana
| They are therefore hereby notified OF the Ill
ing of said petition and that unless they be anc
appear before the judge OF our said conrt at the
| Court House in Roc port, on the second Monday
| in may next and then and there answer TO san
| petition, the same will be heard and determin-
| ed in their absence, -H.s
i Witness JOHN CRAWFORD. Clerk of ouI
said court Rockport. this 9th day of March
/ A. D., i847. BY S. w. FAIRFIELD, d. G.
THos. F. DEBRuLER, Pet. Ati'y.
i mar 25, 3w-prs Zee $500