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The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
MUST BE A GREAT BARGAIN.

81 HERlFF sale of a valuable Grist Mill
~ and DIstiilery.-WIl be sold at public
auction a. Ihe Court House door in BoOnvile.
Warrick Coaniy, Indiana, OH Saturday the first
day OF May, l947, about two acres of land
with a good frame Grist Mill and Distllery
three siories high. and extensive sheds, situated
on the same. Said mill and distilcry ere
buIltin l84l, and put into operation at cost
OF about $4,000 Within the last year the
mill (w Ilh two new run OF French Burs) and
distilery, have. undergone thorough repairs al
great expense, and are now IN successful OPP
Grafton. This property lies III Warriek county
Indiana. on the Ohio river. in the hourlshing
town OF Newburgh, nine miles above The ciU
D! Evansville, aud knows as Luce's MI H. Its
location .tor business cagnol be surpassed IN any
country, situated as II is in a large wheat grow
ing country, and o move extensive corn raising
country cannot be found-aiways an abundance
OF corn and wheat to be had al this place from
20 to % per cent less Than the price OF CincInna
II. and is nearer the market Tor the sale OF whls-
key and -four. Tue judgmen de btor ana cred
itor have agreed upon The terms of saie-one
half cash, the other half of the purch ase none y
pay able in twelve months with interest on ap.
proved security. Persons wishing to purchase
are Invited TO call upon Mr.. "A bner Luse N ew-
burgh and examine the property, which will
be suld without reserve 10 the hi CHEST b oder.
March 4-tds VIM. SCALES, S. w. G. y
0ETThe Louisville journal and Cincinnati
Gazette will publish the above in weeklypapers
I'll day OF sale and forward accounts TO this OIL
flee. I'LL. III. ...f axe ,f.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

A Western stump orator, reeommendlne
himself 10 his constituents makes The follow
ing pledges: "If I'm elected TO this Office,
will represent my constituents as the sea
represents The, earth or the night. contrast
with the day. Twill unrivet human society
clean all lis paris and !screwit together again
/ will correct all abuses, purge Out corrap-
iion and 60 through the enemies of our par
ty like rat through a new cheese. My
chief Recommendations are that at the public
dinner given to - | ate more than any
two men at the table-l'Ve just new suit OF
clothes that will do TO wear to Congress and
I've got the hamdsomest sister il. old Ken
tuck" .tsse s3ss r.ss.zas- gvss-.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
4 UCTEON.--S7

a UCTTON.--S75,0 600 worth of Ready
n Made ClothIng.s The first great regular
trade OF ready made Clothing in the western
country, takes place on Monday. Tuesday, and
Wednesday the 29lh 30ih and 3lst OF March
next, at % Pearl street, Cincinnati Ohio. d
The undersigned begs leave most respectfully
TO inform City and Country Merchants, aud tra-
ders of this and the adjoining States generally.
that after an experience of 90 years IN the man
ufacture of Clothing in which lie has succeeded
TO the entire satisfaction of his cusiom' r. aud
with view TO facilitate aud accommodate Yves
tern Merchants in the pnrchase # that staple
article he concludes TO offer a semi anual eaie
(Suring and FalI OF most desirable fashionable
and Sea sonable lot OF ready made clothing. tash
in all its various branches, not surpassed in
neatness. style and work manshp by any East
ern or Western Manufac tories. sa -gls.
The subscriber deems it superhuous 10 say
any thing further in praise OF his stock and will
suffice by adding th they have all been got
up fresh under hi own immediate supeTInten
dance with the view to this first great sale
The variety Of clothing 10 be offered at tn is
sale is TOO numerous mention here, but i'll be
found enumerateh in the catalogues oG the day
of sale TO which merchants wishing to purchase
resnsttnl rftazrad RI f. thS as y y, E =,
Terms of sale. all sums under SlOO cash
over 100 and under 200, GO days; over 200 and
under 300. 80 days; over 300 and undar 400
months; over 400 and under 500 mnnihs
over 500, 6 months. mar lo-it.
fttY-Evansvills journal will copy the above te
the OF So and charge Cincinnati Gazette.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
House and Lot for sale at Auction

NMTHEREAS, Abraham Gumberts aud Jen-
w ny his wife, on the 4th~ day OF Septem-
ber 1874, executed 10 me mortgage on lot No
of William NJ. Walkers sub division oil lot
No SO in the orignai plan of the town OF Evans
willie, fronting on First street 79 feet and nclus
ding all nahe Main street front OF said loi 81.
except 25 feet owned by the heirsso Matthew
Mccain deceased; eighteen feet conveyed by
said William NJ Walker TO Caldwell s. Phelps.
and IL feet 9 inches conveyed by the SAID
Walker TO George Haag, supposed TO be about
l9 feet more or less on the Main. street front OF
lol So; TO secure me as surety TOR the firm OF A
Gumbets & Co, certaia note dated the End
day of September A. d. 1914, payable TO the
order Of A, Gumberts & Co. at the Branch al
Evansville of the State Bank ol Indiana. for The
sum OF Sl,500; and also to secure me In the
payment of all such other sums as should be-
come security for TO the said Branch Bank al
Evansville on account of the said A. GumberIs
s. Co. within five years from the date OF SAID
mortgage; one of the conditions of which mort
gage is that, If said debt and interest shall not
be paid when due, sh all have the right to sell
said moftgaged premises at auction, after CIV
ing such notice as the sheriff OF Vanderburgh
county is required to give in making sa les OF
lands on execution, Tor the payment OF said
debt and interest; all of which will appear by
reference TO said mortgage which is recorded in
book l., pages 454, ass and 456, Of the records
OF deeds in the Recorders Office of said cOun-
ty OF Vauderburgh Aud whereas also, all oil
the eaid sua Of 81 500, as well as S37 l3 inter-
est thereon remains unpaid: Therefore, for
the satisfaction OF said debt and interest, viii
foreciose said mortgage by selling the said
morgaged premises, which sale will take place
on the first day Of May 1917, at the door OF the
Court House in the town of Evansville afore
said, between the hours of o O'Clock A NJ and
4 O'Clock NJ. of that day. Terms OF sale cash
JAMES CAWSON, Mortgagee.
March 4-3t prs fee $500
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
TAgue q Fever or Tonic Pills.

THNHiS scourge OF the human ianIly which for
q so many years has shaken and scorched
nearly or quite haf OF the inhabitants OF the
Southern and Western States. has at last met
with its match. CONQUEROR HAS GOMEZ.
and the defeat Of the Mexicans a "Resaca de
la Palma, y is but type Of the defeatwhieh this
dreadful disorder has, and will hereafter meet
with, from ss - ss - SN& 81
F1etcher's Celebrated Imperfa1 Ague and
Fever Tentc Pills.
Ii is customary to come out wuh long Inst
of Recommendations and CeruGcafes, when
bringing out new or celebrated medicine before
the public, that the Propretors OF this Unequal-
led NJ edicine in departing from this Ole custom,
have some tears that their claims to patronage
may in many cases be slIied. But they have
one resource, and that is great one! Ii is that
they can get certificates on the spot, within
48 hours, il there is any one III the place who
has the ague and lever and intermittent lever
for just the Pills are taken, just so
sure the patient will feel constrained 10 give
Certifeate-lor the cure is certain.! To the
afflicted then, we have but two words 10 say
TRY THEM! ma: II, 47-tf,
For sale by w. s. C. BELL, Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

kt HEEsaFF SaEe.--By virtne of vendi-
y tiou exponas, issued frow the Clerks Or
fee of the w arfic& Circuit, aud to me directed,
IN favor Of Charles Stewart and against Abner
Luce. will sell at public auction and ontcry
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 Warrick, in the STATE OF
Indiana, on Saturday, tha lst day OF May, l847-
between The lawful hours prescribed by law.
the rents aud profits for seven years OF the fol-
lowing described real estate TO wit: The steam
mill commonly known as Luce's Steam Nil
and Distillery, and all the machinery, tools anc
i'm p enents therein used and ire employed. to-
oether with two acres Of land under and around
said mil aud upon which said mill stands and
il the rents and profits will not sell for a sun
sufficient to satisfy said judgment ! viii ther
and there offer the fee simple of said mill anS
two acres OF land as sabove nam ed
March 5-tds WM. SCALES, S, w. c.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

ED FERGUS has constantly on hand every
Ee,s variety of fashionable Cabinet Ware
equal to Cincinnat and Louisville markets :
Chairs Of every description, and Cotfins OF every
variety of material. AS he EMPLOYS only ex-
perienced workmen can warrant his work to
be OF the best quality and durability, OF good
seasoned lumber. and of his own Manufacture.
Returns thanks TO the public Tor faVors be
slowed, and hopes continuance Of their lib
erallty and Patronage. Main street, above the
Market House, at the old stand formerly oc-
cupied by Deter IL Cattermole. mar l8-3m.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18


EF any, one disrdse can be consIderou -ns--s
I'll troublesome a nd distressing than another,
y is that known amongst Physicians IS tins
HEMORRHOIoS of PILES-a disease exceed
Ingly prevalent, and unless properly. aud sea-
sonably attend 10 ITS dangerous. All classes
OF society are liable TO this affection. and thou'
sands unfortunate persons perish aann1aly
from the effects of th Piles alone.
The Remedy now offered TO the public, is a
certain, speedy aud eiectual cure for this more
than painful affection, 1t has beenh used both
in this country and in Europe, and has never
been known to fail in effectipg relief. Il IS in
word only safe but most efficacious, as
well as pleasant in lis action. Ii contains no
delcteriOus Ingredients, and may be used iree-
ly under any circumstances, by male or female.
One tria only is needed to satisfy any per-
son rubied with Piles s,eilher internal external or
bleeding that the True Remedy is now offered
to tie afflicted. For Sale by
JAMES WILLIAMS
gent for the proPrieIors, No, l89 Water Street,
New York.
By appointment for sale by W. & c, BELL.
mar II. If. Druggists, Evansville Ind.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

A CAKD,-Mr. Westcott Senator from Flor
ida, has during tie debate on the expulsion o
Mr.. Richie, denousced article written by
me for til e Richmond Enquirer" over the sigma
ture OF .>Qhestor,'' as false and -fibeIous. He
has, when called u0on in 4 becoming tone by
me evaded all explanation or satisfaction. |
have been here since the adjournment OF Con-
gress for the purpose of exacting it. After a
dilligent search for several days, | have not
been a ble 10 him. Whether he secrets him
self tor the purpose OF avoiding me, or for other
cause is matter which L shall leave to the
speculation of the curious. cannot afford to
waste any more time this idle search for
man who but for the official position which he
SO unaccountably occupies, would certainly
never receive notice at my hands ] can now
only pursue the mild course of holding this
Mr. Wescott up before the world as waHton
calumniator, whose conduct. has rendered him
so intirely con- iemptlbie. that even his official
station cannot hereafter entitle him OF anything
- ''''' JAS BARBOUR
! GADsBY's HOTEL, Saturday evening. sf,-
| n. B / shall not leave the city until Monday
! evening. .f.... IL Il s- Is s.
| We take the above from the Washington I'm
| ion. We don'i know nyIbing about this 'sJas
Barbour" who thus parades himself IN the col
umns oi the Union the bully of its editor
Mr.. Westcott would certainly be very slly tS
notice in any manner anonymous sxcepha nts o
| Raehle il satta.e te- $500 is .asta s -sgH
/ But here is fragrant attempt to question a
Senator tor words spoken in the debate-in vi
olatlon of a specific provision OF the COnstitu
lIol. And the man ho does this is peTmIttet
to exhibit hlnss II in the columns of the Presi
den rs organ. We have heard much OF the lree
dom of the press, but we snPpose the. constitu
tionat freedom of speech in the Senate is moth
ing. A Senator may be liheiled by some anon y
nous bully, and, II he repeIs the libel, he is 4
be answerable to some parasite of the Execu
tive, or OF its organ, who for such service nigh
claim his reward in some petty military ap
pointment. t,-- .eG8 kFE8
II If the Senate and its members can be denonn
|, ced by the Presidents organ traitors an
. bulied by his minious for words spoken in de
i bate, aud ii they must recognize the ofende
, as gentlemen, nor dare to expeI one from
!, privileged seat. nor refuse a call from the oth
, to the field, why the Senate would be less d is
niied than any county court in the country.
/ Louisville Journal
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
Bull's Compound, Concentrated
Fluid Extract of SarSaparilfa.

TAE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR CLEANSING AND PC
RIFYING TUE BLOOD. t
E T is unsurpassed in the cure oi Scorfula or
Il Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Obstinate Cuta-
neous Eruption. Pimp es or P Pustules OF the face,
Botches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm, Tetter, Scaldhead, Cancer,a Enarge-j
ment and Pain in the Bones and JOINTS, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphiitlc afl lctions. Jaundice,
liver Complaint, Diseases arising from n in u
dicious use OF Mercury, and from exposur
and lmprudence in life In short, il is valu-
able remedy in Chronic Diseases of the Stom-
acIl and Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia, General
Debility. aud all kinds OF Chronic Diseases
arising from a Derangement of the system and
impurities OF the Blood. II is invaluable as
cleansing Spring Medicine. sf -9sssss9
This preparaton not only contains the hi gh.
ly concentrated virtues OF the SarsaparIlla. but
OF several OF the most safe, efficient medi cal
agents in the Materia Medica for the cure of the
above Diseases. ti5 4 tf t~ H.fte saea
| Ithas bee n examined and used by the most
| eminen NJ physicians in this country and has met
| their warmest and most undivided approval. =
/ II is confidently recommended TO the afflicted
and the public generally, as being one OF the,
| ii not the VERY BEST preparation of the kiud
/ put up IN the United States. Ii is warranted
1 inferior none. The greatest care and aceu.
1 racy is employed in its preparation. - u ll.
I This preparation of SarsaparIlfa contains De.
obstruent, Alternative Tonic. La xatiye Diuretic
| aud Gle eansng properties, and is admirably cal
cuiated perfect the cure of the torenamed
diseases. II operates by promoting the various
secretions aud excretJons, removing obstruc-
tons cleansing the blood regulating the stom-
ach and bowels, stimulating the liver and Civ
ing 1t healthy actioa. augmenting the action
OF the internal organs, and giving tone, strength,
| and regularity 20 the system generally.
4 Although it efficient, it is warranted per-
feetly safe, producing no bad effects whatever.
i Let those whoare troubled with Chronic ds-
eases, arising from impure state Of The blood !.
II derangement of the system, from whatev-
er cause, make OF this preparato and
they will be enabled to speak highly in its favor
as thousands have already done who have used
it in various parts of the country, Prepared
and sold by, JOHN BULL. & CO.
t Louisville. Ky,
For sale also at the Drug Store of
i w. & G. BELL, Main Street,
mar ll-6w Evansville Ind.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
state of Indiana,

Y NANDERBURGH COUNTY. -
A + the February Term of the vanderburgh
"A Probate Court, A D I947, said Court de-
clared ths estate Of Anthony NJ. Barnett de-
ceased. TO be proba bly, insolvent. Creditors are
therefore requested TO file their claims against
the estate for allowance, in the said Probate
Court within ten months from the date hereof
or they will not be entitled 10 payment.
SIMEON LONG, Admr.
De bonis non, by BArTELL & INGLE, Attys.
Evansville Feb 10, l847-6t*
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS sale.--Notice i,

IA hereby given that the undersigned as
Administrator of the estate Of Jacob
Kton, deceased will on the 96h day of March,
inst. sell at public auction at the late residence
of the said Jacob Kron. his personal property
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, one Wagon
and Household Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE All sums over So 90, l2
months credit the purchaser giving note with
approved security waving all benefit OF apprais-
ment laws; all sums under three dollars cash.
marIl-3w. MARGARET KRON, Adm'rx.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
State of Indiana.

! FANDERBURGH COUNTY. ,-----
A T The February te rm of the vanderburgh
"a Probate Court, A. D. l847, SAID court de-
clared The estate of James w Jones deceased,
to be probably insolvent: creditors are therefore
required to file their claims against the estate
for alloweBce in said Probate Court within ten
months from the date hereof, or they viii not be
entitled TO payment. r
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
y administrators NOtice.--Notice

IA hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of administration on the es-
tate Of William Granger late o. Vanderburgh
county ani State Of Indiana, deceased All
persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims against the same are notified to
present them duly authenticat ed for settlement.
The estate is probably Iuso went Ell
49,, p, TT,fyfr x a nfOr
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
~ administrators Nofice.--No,ica

IA hereby gwen that the unders gned has
OF Jacob Kron late OF Vanderburgh county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement and persons indebt-
ed to said estate requested to make immedi=
ate payment to the undersigned. G
The estate is supposed TO be solvent. .
marII. MARGARET KRON. A dm'rx.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
LAW NOTICE.

JOHN INGLE Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW
SUCCESSOR TO BATTELL & lNGLE.
General Collection 8r Real Estate Agency.
BUSINESS promptly attended to by himsel
and Horatio @. w Wheeer, Esq, who as associai ed
with him in the professional business of the OF
flee in which one may always be found. E5E
1FOfice on First ST. below Main. Feb %
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
A administrators Notice.--Notice il

~ hereby given that the undersgned has
TAX en- ont letters OF of adm istrat ion the es-
tate of Elizabeth Ellison, laie of Vanderburgt
comfy and State of indiana, deceased. All
persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those hav
ing claims gaInst the same are notified to pre-
sent the duly authenticated for settlement
The estate is probably insolvent.a
mar II. 81. JAMES T. WALKER dmr
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
Warehouse of the Fulton Foundry
ADJOINING HoLNEs HuTEL ON BROADWAY.
.FE ALFRED BARNES,

ALFRED BARNES,
(Agent in the FOundry.)
MEAS continually on hand an EXTENSIVE as
b 4 sortment os Cooking Stoves splendidiy
trimmed, and of the latest and most improved
patterns. together with every varity of Hot Air,
7 and 10 Plate and Cannon Stoves. also A nd
irons. Sadirons. Wagon Boxs, Plough Moulds,
Hollow ware and Foundry ware generally.
All of which are offered for sale at such ex-
tremeiy low prices, as cannot fail to prove sat
isfactory TO purchasers in our line visiting Gin
cinnatI. sal
The Pride of the West''-deci idedly the be
double oven Stove in the MARKETS manufac-
tured and for sale exclusively at this ablish-
ment. If4f ass s.,-.saaa mar /. 5w.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
PlATT. BUCKLIN. g. CO.,
Wholesale commission Shoe House

OPposIrE A .tiowDY & Co.'S A ucrIoN Rooms, NJ AIN,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIxrH STREETS, ra
s. LOUISVILLE, XIV. sasat. =
A RE nowreceiviug their spri g supply OF
IA BOOTS and SHOES. comprising large
and general assortment suitable to Southern
and Western trade, which they will sell at
low rates for cash .sf.f.a
They also keep constantly on hand a.geaer-
al assortment of BONNETS and FUR, SILK,
RUSSIA, and PALM LEAF HATS. so cases
new stvle Bonnets.. assorted qualities, and 220
cases Palm Leaf Hats, assorted qualities and
coIors. just received. 4-s mari l-3w q
Evansville Journal will insert the a bove to tn
amount Of So. and chargethis ofice-Lou. Jour
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
state of Indiana,

VANDERBuRGH CoUNTY,S SIS.
Vanderburgh Probate Court. in vacation, End
March, 1847. st.s H3AH' I'D
& A braham p. Hutchinson. ~'
Administrators of Abraham
P. Hutchinson, deceased.
.4-tC13 vs.: fa,t .t --t
Olivia Hutchinson, Frank
lin Huthinson Lydia Hutch Petition TO settle
nson. Sarah Hutchinson, as lpsolyent,
Sophronia Hutchinson. AL
va c., Hu.chinsop, & OLE saa eH ctu
We Hutchinson.
ED e it remembered that heretofore, TO viii, on
& D the Slh day of February, A. ID. l847-
Abraham P. Hutchinson, Administrator OF The
estate OF Abraham z. Hutchinson Jr. deceased,
filed in the Office of the C ERIK OF the Probate
Court of Vanderburgh County, bis petition 10
settle insolvent, and also filed the affidavit o
disinterested person stating that all the above
| named defendants are not now residents OF the
State of Indiana: Therefore notice is hereby
! given to the above named defendants that un-
less they personally be and appear here on OF
before the calling of this cause atthe next tern
Of this Court, to be held at The Court House IN
Evansville on the third Monday in May next
and show cause, if any they have or can, why
said estate should not be settled as nsolvent
/ March 4-3t* SAM. T. JENKINS. elk. :
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18
Real Estate at Auc-
V tiOn--RiVer Bottom Corn Land.

WILL He sold by order oi .tae Probate Court OF
Spencer County Indiana, at pubic auction at
the Court House door in Rock port in said county
on Monday the 18th day of April 1847, between
The hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and a O'clock p
M, the following real estate aud property OF
Daniel a.s Baldya, .. late Of Washington county.
Fractional Section %. town 8. range west.
containing 3OIA acres, on the Ohio RIVER Farr
OF fractional sectional Is, town 8, range 6Ewsst,
containing 99A acres on the Ohio river. Part of
north east quarter. section 81, town Z, range
vest, containing 100 acres, near the Ohio river.
no6 @, town 8, range 6-west, containing so acres
near the Ohio river. The east bali OF the south
west quarter of section 8, town 8, range 6west.
continuing 80 acres near the Ohio river. The
west halt OF south east quarter, section y, town
9. range west, containing 50 acres nearthe
Ohio river. The uorth half of the east half OF
south east quarter, section s, town 8, range g
west, containing 40 acres near the Ohio Hver
Part of south east quarter, section @l, town o,
range 6 west. near the Ohio river. These lands
| lie in Spencer county Indiana, on and near the
Ohio River. and near Owens boro' Ky much OF
them Gnder cultivation. Terms OF sale-One-
| fourth cashiin hand for the remainder credit
OF one-tourlh one year, one fourth two 'years,
aud one-fourih three Years, on notes with ap-
| proved security.
/ 15a LYDIA BALDWIN.
,fsse EDWARD &. CUNDALL,5 Exrs.
a THOMAS ]. .SNIDER, '@a
| Feb 1851 pf S5, BArTELL &INeLE Attys.
! .0rArLouisvitie journal will copy in weekly
paper five weeks and send paper mark ed and
biil TO this office.
The Evansville journal., 1847-03-18

fETWe are authorized and requested TO an
noulce Thomas M.ArcheT as acandidate fol
the Office of Sheriff OF Vander5urgh county, al
the ensuing election,
OF We are authorized ard requested to an
nounce John Greek as candidate for the Of
fee of Sheriff ofVanderburgh county, at the en-
suing election. ft
0TWe resauthorzed ard requested to an
nounce John Echols as a candidate for the of
flee of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county. al the
ensuing election. ~
0EF We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce Daniel Chute asa candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, at the ensuing election
eF Weare authorized aud requested to an
nounce John n. Kikendall as candidate
Tor the office OF Treasurer of Vanderburgh coun-
~ at the August election.