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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13
VV.SHNESS SIGNAL.
HOUSE OF REYREsENtAriyEs.
Tuesday, Decembd' 10, 1920.
MR.. COOKS SPEECH,
On the resolution 10 admit Missouri into the
Cnion.

On the resolution 10 admit Missouri into the
Unlon.
Mr.. Cook, of Illinois, laid, after the
full discussion which ibis subject had
alread, received, he felt reluctance in
asking the attention OF the House to a
single additional remark from him; and
were ii not for the peculiar situation IN
which he found himself placed, he should
nave been contented IN giving silent
vote.--He sad he had fully given his
constituents to understand that he should
vote for the admission OF Missouri
That he had gwen them So TO UNDER
stand even previous to his reelection to
seat in the next Congress, and the re-
suit of that election had satisfied him that
his vote would not be dlsapproved. lie
considered the faith OF Congress pledged,
by the act OF the last session, to admit
her, provided her constitution was made
in conformity to the terms oil that act,
and wien he had said he would vote for
her admission, tina, declaration had al
WAYS been made under the belief that
such would be the case.
When Mr.. G. arrived at Washington,
he, for the first time, met the objecuon,
which was now urged against her con-
stituton and perhaps under the influence
of strong anxiety for her admission
had examined the question as he then
thought thoroughly, and Tor consider
able time saw no reason to change his
determination. Under this conviction
produced by tina, examination he had, as
he hoped he always should do, fearlessy
expressed his opinion in favor OF her adj
mission. He even now, Notwithstanding,
his opinion was changed, freely declared
tina, all his predictions were in favor
of such vote. Missouri, he said, was
the near adjoining neighbor of Illinois,
and Notwithstanding an unhappy differ
ence Of opinion upon political subjects
had created between their respective
citizens rancor and animosity, which
he well knew the vote he was about to
give, would not in the least allay-a
vote at which he we'll knew many Of his
constituents would be greatly disappoint.
ed when they heard OF it--yet he should
be glad to see her admitted, and placed
upon an equal footing with the state
which he had the honor to represent.
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Bank Of EdWardsyil lie,

February 5M, 1921.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that di-
" vidend Of seven per cent. on the
eaeital stock Of this Bank for the last
wear, ending on the LIST January, 1921,
las been declared, which will be paid to
the stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatiyes on application at this office.
r. T. MCKINNEY, Cashier.
Tpb e. I90J--97 ST
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13

shall receive this spurious papqr, or re-
linquish their claim Tor the period CT two
years. Z.
Re8olued, Thatsince the issues of the
proposed bank cannot maintain the char
acter of good bank notes, they are calcu-
lated only as temporary relief to men
in desperate circumstances, and can in
no wise benefit the honest citizen who
suffers by the pressure Of the times, but
must, on the contrary, Increase his bur-
thens in the form of hea'y taxation.
Resolved, That the irmness of the
Governor and Council oiRevision, in op-
posing the establishments Of the proposed
bank, demands and receives our sincere
thanks; and in this general season Of de-
ril'ction from sound principles we look to
them as the only rock of Fatety for our
constitution and our deard i rights.
Resolved, That a copy # the proceed
ings ofthis meeting be r4smiltcd to the
Speaker Of TIE House of representatives
of this state, and to our Sjnator and Re-
preventative in the gendal assembly !;
and we do hereby instrut our Senator
and Representative in the General assem-
bly, TO use all their influence to prevent the
passage and operation Of an act establish
ing State Bank, without an adequate
specie capital. And we invite our fell
low citlzens in every quarter of the state
to unite ii all legal opposition to mca-
sire so lraaght with ruin to the interests
of the whole commonwealth.
THOMAS WHITE, Sen.
GEORGE DAVIDSON,
JAMES KIRKPATRICK,
DAVID MOFFIr,
WILLIAMSON PLANT,
JAMES JOHNSTON,
HARDY VALENTINE,
RICHARD WHITE,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
WILLIAM s. WAIT,
BENJAAIIN MILLS,
SAMUEL WHiTCosIB,
Committee.
Yoted, That it is the request of this
meeting, that Benjamin Mills, Esq. for
ward copies Of its proceeding, in con-
.orn1ity with the last resolutiph, and that
a copy Of the same be furni5 Ned for pub
LEGATION in the Illinois Intqilgenccr and
Edward0yille Spectator.
THO'S. WHITEl Sen. CHM.
JOHN RUSSELL, Secretary
.a-.asas -
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FURNISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

u ma " vr,y,gr, .g,rrrt-- DOLLARS per
alnian, payable IN aorai'ce.
a. Subscribers who do not pay in advance
al tie close CT the year, and who do not give
notice of a wish to discontinue, will be subject
to az additional charge al the rate Ct 25 per
cent per annum, for the time Of delay.
advertisements net exceeding a square, One
Do1LAu torthe first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
y-rtisements in the same proportion. de-
siuction Of 25 per cent. from the above price
viii be made on advertisements insertedb by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
c~1, Letters TO the Editor must be post paid.
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TO RENT

YsgHE TAVERN HOUSE, Stable and Gar
q. den, al Fountain Ferry, Alton. The house,
including The kitchen, is Sd feet by So feet, a
story and a half HIGH, with wall and cellar
under the same 81 feet by 19 feet.
The stand is suited to an enterprzng and
industrious man, with small family, capable
OF keeping tavern and grocery. None other
need apply.
Inquire OF ENEAs PEMBR0OK, on the
premises, or, at Edwards7'lle, TO
DANIEL ID. SMITH.
Feb 5--8s3
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Yen Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscribers farm, about
y three weeks ago, dark Chestnut solrel
HORSE, about fifteen hands one inch high,
light made, very gay, and very high spirited !;
has star, and small strip of white running
from the star down his forehead; was shod all
round: no other marks recollected. The
above reward, with reasonable charges, will
be given for the delivery of said horse at my
farm in the American Bottom, near Wits
\ Mills, or at my residence in ST. Louis, or for
information Of said horse, by me,
WILLIAM BENNETT.
Jan. 1855
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EAwars.synia Notch,

SIGN or GEN. W4SHIWG TON.
wv c. WIG6lNs, informs his friends and
w the public, that he has opened house
or their accommodation in the brick building
on the north east side of the Public Square,
where he will be glad to accommodate those
who may favor him w,th call.
Fdwardsyille Eoy %, lSl9-26tf
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70 Immigrants s Settlers.
The Subscriber has far Sale,

The Subscriber has far SAFE,
RIM QUARTER SECTIONS in the
QssaF% Military Bounty Tract, which he
offers on the most accommodating terms. To
those who wish to purchase for cash, they will
be sold very low; and to the industrious poor
man, lie viii give the most liberal credit. Pay
ment will De taken in merchandise, or any kind
of stock.
Nothing need be said concerning the stua-
tion or Advantages of this tract. All will rea-
Oily admit that it is equal, if not superior, to
any in the country.
For further particulars apply to the sub
scrIber, at his Office in ST. Louis, Missouri ter
ritory.
AB'M. BECK.
81 I.o,,;s Feb I 1S2O-36tf
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The PartneYsNip

nFDrs. TODD & DE CAMP is dis
solved by mutual consent. The
removal of DR.. De Camp makes it ne
cessary that the accounts OF the trnl
should be closed. All persons Indebted
are required to make payment by the Is
of December next, or close their &C
counts by notes.
Nov, 81.
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District Court, Niinois,
December Term, 1920.

Richafd a. Johnson, =
The President, Directors S,
Comhany Vthe Bank IF 81 :
Loa,s, James j. Wiltinson, =
James Mason, and John B.
NJ Smith. =;
Ut appearing by the return of the Subpoena
A in this cause, that the said President, Di-
rectors and Company Of the Bank Of St. Louis,
and tho said James J. Wilkinson, and die sad
John b. n. Smith, are not found within the
district Of Illinois; it further appearing that
sheg reside without the said District, and also,
that thc seal Of the said Corporation OF the
SAID President, Directors and Company IS with
out the said DESTRUCTION motion Of said Com
p.ainants' attorney, it is therefore ordered,
That public notice, signed by the Clerk Of
this Court, be given in the Ed~ards,ilie Spec
1ator for four weeks successfully, and also for
the same len eth of time in the Missouri
Gazette, Dublishedin ST Louis, SO that :he last
notice be published before the fifteenth day
OF February next, that unless the said deien-
dams, James J. Wilkinson, and John H. NJ
Smith, and the sad President, Directors and
Company of the Bank Of 81. Louis, appear and
file their answer to the bill Of Complaint Of
sad Complainants on or before the first day
OF The next term OF this Court, the same snail
be taken pro contesso.
4 true copy of the rule entered in this
cause.
WILLIAM II. BROWN
Clerk efths District Of iRinois
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Columbian Grand Feio Bible,
FORTY Two PLATESI

FORTY TWO PLATES!
M SAv pnniish;ps In j4o "essiy ouubsss,
IN TIA ia cts esch. Two ot xhs pss'es
a'e, a'.piesdid F'oa ispiecs, AID sD eag'ssed
Ei,.e Page. The no il iliust aied with ex
piansso.y Noles. from the w,itioss Of hose
smiaeu1 divines, Henry, 6rssss, Sreh, c0ke,
=, sirg. snd Clarke.
E~ Pc sons 'esidi0g IN the couauy, who
ysisn 10 sobsc ibe, Can be slPpicd With
svSiysole Family Treasury, BY e'sh' osr'
s,t ,iGs, mo'e, as isr IS peblisoeS,
application 20 toe .Ppoi6tca Ager', q, Mt
Il OxAS's Church Street, hswpor'.
n . ,uhscnption papers sSe lstt at
I reEErER's raee'n, q n,oi--slso, ~
As. oLss i,vcIn Wateo, x /.
SETH LUI HER Agea,
AussH SC (t)
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NEW LINE OF STAGES,
Fysn Ncw BedfWd 10 aewoou sStI
PrcsnLnee, srer he Sfsn<
BRIDGE al Tiyeyisa.


r EAvES New B, dfoTd every Tuesdsy
IL and .day, ., . o'clock 10 and a.
ives a. Nevp3ft a. Z O'clock , sane
ssy.. Les,e. Bristoi F,ryH - o'clock |;
arrives st DnsioI ct one, a. W.rron OF Q. soc
q, P,e,idsocs at . O'Clock p. = same dsys.
hasrntnS, tssves P'ovideoce and New
porfess,y Wednesday, sod Saturday,, H >
e'clcsk a. n. ssd strives ct Bristol Ferry a.
10, AID at New Bsdford At 9 O'Clock ? y
ssDe ssys. Psssenssrs leaving New fo'k
20 Monday, wili by THE Conveyance, arrive .
New. Bediord 90 Wsd,esdsy.
The Stage Books arc tspt 70 Providsnss.
81 n. 'B.ske's 10 Newport, 81 Tsvs'ead''
Coses houss 10 aew.sedf0rd, 81 Gel. Mel
so. Hotel.
Fave heu New Bedford 20 nsvPor
ga ,s--snd ffsm Nsv. Bedford 10 Provideass
$500 Each Passenger 10 allowed - Iss
baggage, gratis aud for ieS lbs. bssgses
the ssns % for q Passenger.
All fsvors v.li be thabkfsIG rsssiySd, aad
arsicfuIry sekoowlsdGed.
PELE0 FISH, Fsvhsvf.
ISAAC FISH, Prs,isenee.
I.H. BARTLETT, %rw. Be4%rA
ksz. o.
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TO LET,

(<sf bossessioS given fnsssfsfsby')
THE fsost part Of the hose (wi,h sssnbses.
i ssd sshes sesvssisscss,) sov occupied by
tke ssbscsbse. situate the Uais road. sbost too
niles iron The snis-Ho~ss n Newport The cit
uatioa = piesssst, asd b vsli sslcsiated Tor
sosthers Fsn,ly. Should II b preferred sosrdess
Gill be takes % rsAseesbls tsrus, and ever ssss-
tioa cid be nsAs fss ths;s ssafertsbls secesss-
tatioa. teffN Ro&E
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NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND. inforMs bic friends ard
y the public. that he has emps,ed an experienced
workman. at The CABISET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready attend 10 the calls Of his old Cas-
toners and Freads-the smallest favour VA! sb
gratefully acknowledged and Punctually attended
to-csii at the Chambers over ks Store. north
corner Of Dannister's-whaH
Newport. March %. -l--l
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CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Wesi Cardinp.

THE subscribers inform their friends
u aud the public. that thsy have repls
theT Carding Machines with new Cards Of the sa
sst aad most approved msnufae tore, and that they
are new enabled TO Csrd Woo, Of all grades. in the
best aanuer
They cootians to Manufacture all kinds Of wool.
eo Goods, 40 ususi --.ifso. the, coior and hafsA
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions, ssd to oolor gar.
nents. &c that have faded, or become unisslion-
able - al branches of the above business win be
done with despatch, and the loves terms, and
the iesst favor gratefully Acknowledged .,,
CL ,REE & GRlNNRLL.
-sASposo Amy yLi,tle.Compton-pELR
CsRRy, rIverton- WILLIAM FHARsR, Br,stoi
Ferfy--and Jop SHERMAN, IN Newport, viii re.
ceiys and Icrwsrd articles intended for ihs NaBa-
factory. Portsmouth,, July 9, l8ho
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]. M'lNTIRE.,

Ne tte Tkaess- ss-ef,
II As iust received ffoa New- York sad Bostos,a
IL variety Of chiidren's Socks. Toys, Fancy Arsi-
e =. &c Also. Fsrmsrs sAd Rho<.s Island Aiman-
a.ks ,Ae Ehode islssd Register for lssi the Pbys-
isgnoniss. novel. ~ 3 7ss the Abbot, new sdi-
scn. . ysis 81 %. CaIdveIrs lie of Get. Greene,
%, wsishs Appeal. Sand 50. Hshboidts' biz
tory of Hev s7uin IS with nay other miscelis-
secus ~osks. for saie on reascsshle terms
~ Cd nssbp snescnA wish eestpsss and des-
rrsH. 1ssmu s len.
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Spencer Hall.
December 20. 1920.
TO IL. r,

(,fad immediare fossess'en giver,)
c HOP No, on the north side The Parade, re
~ Gently occupied by DAVID wILLEAMS For
terms, and o'her particulars. apply 20 M Charles
Feke Nay 3
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Jusf PubEsl1ed.

JUST PnbIlS3eG.
.1nd for satr 6y Inns H.fjI lfO.tD nyire
l2I2css 81 EW YEAR's GfgT"
TIE e sult of meditation IN he me- 4;on house At
tue ,;oiog Spfiog Farm: Discourse show.
ing Oh is, died for all men sai that ali can and
Wi 4 thai repeu; and fora. X IN, IT. sins and
obsp Gospel, 8y the Honorable WussLsa MAs-
rIS .1LS0.
Supple moot > NEw YEARs Cir"
keing lise result of Cogt atoms Meata ssecuations,
and .ns trans of Rehections Al the Coui.ci House
near eCov-, aud a setutation Of the sbsurd doc
trin Moses and the Chi!dseo OF Israel psssed
thr ,ae Hed Sea: BY the Honorsbis CAsxILL
h. Jsn %
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UNION FACTORY.

fNHE subscribcrs respectfully informs thar
friends and he public ia general, that the,
have added to their Establishment q complets set
OF new cards, sui'sble for oardas Of Me mo wool,
m The best manner, which together with the'r tor,
n;r machinery make eher establishment compete
Wool OF all grades earded in,o rolls Vt the low
est ter1s rhey wish TO receive wooi for mana
featuring on shares or contract, as may best sos,
their employers They continue TO carry oa tbeif
Clothing business, ~ sii It's various b,sn,hes. Eg.
cry attention viii re pad 10 the coioriug Of Cra es.
Bonsasettes, Suks &c The following pes soi.A
wii' receive and forward any Aiicies miended ~
the Union Factory
GEORGs L,wToN, Tvsr.sa
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD Brssoi Few
EDWARD STANhupE, and E
4 w WATSON NsEtov
The subscribers. return their sincere thanks 70
tseir old customers and solicit tie con,n,asoes Of
thelr fsvours. JOHN BtBCOIs
MOSES LAW1GN.
Portsmouth, yunc z.
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4 ssa vas fssnd fsscu 10 death, IN hin bsa. ~
fhi,Asapha. On Tbpsd>r 2gh ul,ino.
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Taiuu6k Stand. tsr business.
Fer SAFE, or 10 LEI, Oh pe,y reasonable
[tT1Vy.

Fer SAFE, or 10 LEI, Oh pery reasonable
terms,
A We'll Finished two story dwelling
4 \ UOase, sScu. 81 hy 80 teet, situate ooe rod
from the south vest conner o. the Red Narkct, ia
Newport 1, is good stand for boarding .hoaae.
and ts. hecn'oaa Improved a. such. ks,ins srearns
Tor fon, teen beds There 10 also good sa~, 4 .
iron, ei the same. which 10 valuable stani ,or boN
siness
.iise-A small shop. few door. ess, of,he above,
opposite ihe middle Of tie south side Of ,hs said
Market
Any person wishing 10 purchase or hire either or
both Of he above premises, may know the condi
tioas by Supplying TO the sabctiber IN East Green.
wich.
Spencer Hall.
--.os%.c
n BE also offers for sale, on very liberal
terms, nis Firm situate in East. .Gfeengeh. about
miles from the Court House, containing $50 acres,
with good Two story Dwelling -House. Ehsise.
House, Barn, three Cribs sc Abou; 60 head OF
osttle kept said form, which has on it about
loco apple trees, about half grated with the
hest kinis Of fruit About one third part OF the
farm is wood land aad there is sxceileD, stream
Of water running til ough n, suitsble for mi, g.
factories of any description For further psrtcu.
lars apply asabove
Rsst crecnwich December 20, 1920.
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'aIsrRD AHD PUBLISHES AZ
sYfILLiN YLHOyt.y.

WfLLLiN SLhO.ty,
Rarh -asg raE LAWS rsE uSITgp STATES.
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Two dollars /. year--ohe half IN advssce.
Price u .iaDsrhsiny.
ens dollar aud City cents square, for three weeks.
ana lwenty -6ve cents TOR sacn publication aner--
sTs.iler ones Ia the same proportioN.
OCT xdvertissnents will be eoutisued nn jsrsidisa,
anls the term OF continuance be specified.
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rs AND So n0OI. BOOKS

y boxes Mt.',. Youths and Chill
d,sn's HATS Aandsens end eAeeY jsst re.
&. d ir,.n Nes-Ynk and for s.,s 1t
WANICN's Book & Hat Store.
.1mong hem are -
iILLsoNs celebrated iss1afien beavers asd
NJ whtte and black Hat, viii vice brims, at
th. ,os price Of 3 3 eJch-
Twccdy & Bens,icts isrisSnss bsAvsrs-6ra
quality meh's re = SGp,g6ne DIT u
White Brothers < 20 ssatasisu beavers - Wster
pi jof ditto m de entirely Of Fur. aShs sad A0sd
spne - ,..o best No. I, Hats
eaiidsens white and back Beaver. and rsa Ne.
ypcee Hats
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do Pc Hesm less than the usual price.
ter psprr ssd Stationary, Of ever, description
schoo Books If every kind in us-as Aidep's
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Paper H,mgmgs asd Bsrde,s,
Fof Roors snd Window Curtains, selling OF a.
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: Those persons vho are ia5ebted to G wAr.
"a. and the more especially ts,ss whose Accounts
6 bsen of long nsad'ng. sts sassestiy " requested
{. calf sad m ~ payrent. oIhsrvise their Ae
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!. Religion q s .iS! Prineipls."

A StpMoS d ,ered in the Church
IN ms detsi stree, Boston. Dec. 10. 1870. by
N;nLIAx ELLssr 'LAsSIse. Mnsser OF the
CO r., g.uonsi Church IN Federal street Publish
e. ,ssss request of The hearc.s. second Edition
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Conversations on Natural History. for the go Of
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-07
Notice.

PROPOSALS will be received by the
Il subscriber, until Thursday next, the
I2th inst, for cleaning the streets for one
year. the lowest offer will be accepted and
security required for the faithful perform
ance of the duty.
The duty OF he contractor shall extend, al
al season., TO keeping open the cutters at
the in ser tions of all paved streets. lanes,
and alleys. from Instructions BY filth. ] hat
all dirt. manure, or other substances oftn-
sive to the sight or smell, all brick bats,
stone, cellar dirt, or rubbish Of any or every
kind. found scattered over the paved streets,
lanes, or alleys, tor The deposit of which
ermissiot has not teen granted by the
.u er,n.erd mt of police, or unless in tha:act
removaltr IN an pr 'nisas i'm viduals
crording TO law, shall on the first passage
of the scaveneer>, bescraped into heaps, and
taken away forthwith.
JAMES CARSON, Sup. Police.
april