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'Unkindness, Charles ~ could have endured all
but this--tlis from you too!' Her tears began to
aow, and her violent sobbings bespoke the deep
anguish of her heart. She retired but not to rest.
Sleep was stranger to her eye-lds the harsh tone
Of her husbands voice, his disbelief and even open
denial of her love, deprived her soul of rest
As day succeeded day, her affections increased,
her kindness doubled, her tenderness and con-
slant attentions declared to spring from any
other than that Of pure, disnterested affec
ton insult followed upon Insult, which she bore
with meek resignation and her patient endurance
Of his unkindness Charles construed into an ac-
acknowledgements of her guilt. In fit Of frenzied
desperation, he raised his hand-it fell-and he who
had sworn 70 cherish and protect and whose duty it
was 70 have shielded her from every assault, be-
eame himself the vile aggressor. Maria breathed
70 no one her misfortunes, and always endeavoured
N public to wear cheerful countenance; but the
gaety she assumed was forced, and when in pri-
vae, secluded from the ken of mortal eye, the ago
nizng sigh the secret and solitary tear
Showed how the mothers heart was riven.'
At such times she experienced the beneficial effects
that holyregion whose precepts her pious mother
had early instilIed into her mind. She poured out
her sorrows before lin who knoweth the heart,
and rose refreshed, gifted with disposition still
patient, and sustained by the consciousness of
her own rectitude. Her unhappy condition, how
ever, did not remain long unknown
A female friend, afectonatey beloved by Maria,
once broke in upon her retirement. The paeness
Of her cheek and the melancholy brooding on her
brow, did not escape her observation She inqur
ed the cause Of her Sadness but was un4ble to as
certain what she considered the truth, Through
the medium of letter she instantly communicated
her fears to the parents of Maria. Edmund having
arrived from sea, and hearing Of the surnses of this
lady, believed them to be true he immediately
mounted his horse, and rode with speed to the
dwelling Of his sister. Having arrived, he dismissed
haste approached the door The servant denied
him admttance violently pushing him aside, he
rushed up the staiTs-advanced to the drawing room
the door was fastened he demanded an entrance
but received answer, he applied his foot the
door few open, and Maria was discovered weeping
SIN tears sister land where is the wretch VINO
dares harm you ?
He is here, replied Charles, advancing from be-
my dwelling, and why do the tears OF my wife con-
Germ you
why The greatest reason: am her BROTHER
And am not L. replied Charles, her husband .
4,ap b,,c Oh l
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are none to second us.
$50 much the BETTER replied Edmund But
comet is useless to parley mark the spot
The ground was paced; they stationed them
selves at twelve PAGES distant from each other each
raised his arm, but Edmund pulled the trigger with
a steady hand, aud Charles fell wounded. The re-
port attracted to the spot his friend who was oi-
tering about, awaiting his return he raised him,
and bore hum to his residence. Edmund, when he
saw him fall, imagining his ball had taken effect,
He'd, and again set sail for foreign lands For
length of time Charles suffered greatly, but, by the
skill of eminent surgeon, the ball was extracted
and he relieved of pain
When he recovered from the effects of this rem
contre, being informed by his never falling oracle
Of the fight of his bitter antagonist, he again per.
sisted in claiming his wife, but met with an answer
and denial like the previous ones. The father Of
Maria called by business to distant part of the
country This wished-for intelligence was com1nu-
nicated to Charles who, having formed his plans,
Immediately set off for his dwelling. He was per
ceived approaching, and Maria secreted herself to
escape his vengeance. He advanced and request
ed to see his wife, and was told she had gone to vi
o4t ilGi NOR lfuSullS ASIDE the boy, ne enter
ed the house, and opened the parour door seeing
no one there, be went from room to room. Press
ing against one door, it resisted his attempts urg-
ed by madness ne bursti open Nara rushed out
he pursued. As she reached the door leading to
the garden, he seized her she shrieked loudly for
mercy, but her cries were unhe eded-for the dag
ger was plunged up to its hit in her breast In her
haste to escape his fury, her auburn tesses became
loose encrcng his hand in them, he dragged her
from the piazza to the hall and as her dying ewes
were turned upon him, and she was breathing out,
Charles-pardon- forgive Ibis dagger
more pierced her heart Her mother, imme.
diacly on his entrance, to the neighbors for
sisance, and when she returned, found him gazing,
with wild expression of countenance, upon her
lfeess corpse, and her infant smilingly playing with
the flowing rnglets of its mother The sight was
too awful for her sustain nature sickened at the
appalling spectacle, and she sunk in a swoon beside
the body Of her murdered daughter
Charles still gazing on the scene, when seve-
raj neighbors entered. One, more resolute than
the rest, seeing him with dagger yet in his hand
advanced towards him; but, hastily drawing pis-
to from his bosom, he presented it to the breast Of
the person. This was an unexpected interruption.
Charles passed through the crowd, and none at
tempted to detan or pursue him. News of the
sad catastrophe having reached the officers of JUS
tee they set out to apprehend the guilty murderer
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During this latter reply, Maria had tainted, and
Edmund, placing her on the sofa, called the ser
wants to aid in restoring her to consciousness.
We viii now endeavour to explain the reasons
that influenced Charles in his Entertainment Of Maria
He had still associated himself with the person
against whom Edmund entertained the most bitter
dislike, and, led on step by step, became so com
pietely enchanted by the seductive graces and sy-
charms of vice, as to devote himself, during his
absence from Maria, to games of hazard. His willy
and deceltful companion, taking advantage Of the
earnestness with which Charles engaged himself at
play at first lost petty sums in order that Charles
pleased with his run of luck, might be tempted to
stake large amount. He, elated by his sue
cess, and blind to the snare laid for him, saked
larger and larger sums, of which he was strip
ped by the adrot and skllful management Of his
vicious companion. To soothe his irrltated mind,
and retain his favor, he proposed to Charles to
drown the remembrance Of his losses in the intoxi-
eating bowl and when he was oyerpoWered by the
frequent and heavy draughts, he assaled the repu-
tation of Maria, Conscious Of his own ascencancy
and Of the weakness Of Charles he continually har-
rassed him with stories of her INCONSISTENCY So fire.
quent were his assertions OF her guilt, so pitfu the
tone in which he expressed them, and so serious his
manner, that Charles deceived by his feigned pity
became Jealous, treated Mara with GOODNESS, and
absented himself from home for greater length of
time. When he returned that night, on which It
has been related he discovered Maria asleep, he be-
held the passage she had been reading wet with
tears and the expressions of his false friend recur-
ring to his mind, III the heat of passion he exclairn-
ed, Too true, alas too true /!
We will now return to Maria. When she again
breathed, casting her eyes around, she beheld her
brother, and, Selling his ARM earnestly entreated
him mediate no injury against Charles For re-
member he is my husband, and thou shalt do no
MURDER
Maria, dear Maria, compose Yourself every
thing shall be done to our mutual satisfaction
Having thus replied, Edmund quilted the room,
remounted his horse and retraced, with all possible
haste, his way homewards. On alghtng, he ac-
qualnted hs parents with the unhappy condition of
Maria, and urged her instant removal. Measures
taken, and she was reconducted to her Dater
nal home.
Charles was absent at this time, but learning from
his companion OF her departure, and aided bv his
advice, he hurried to her father, demanded his wife.
and threatened, in case of refusal. her instant
death. Receiving, in answer to his demand. a firm
denial, he departed, and as he was pursuing his
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Land Intelligence Office.

Z HAVE opened Land Intelligence Office at
K.a7L.4S, (the county seat of the Bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object of
which is to accommodate owners Of lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adverse CLAIMS
record, with the true situation of orynershtp.
| will also furnish correct information as to the
position of lands, their adjacence to settle
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be equested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFERE.TCES-M adrach Bend, late Co
vernon of Illinois; Hon. Jesse Il. Thomas Hon.
Ninian Edrvards Hon. Daniel =. Coax Hon.
IHOmas Reynolds; Eias X. Kane, Esq. Cur
tiss Blakeman, Esq; Viliam s. Hamilton, Esq.
alfred Cozuies, Esq; John 1iHson, Esq. Hem
ry Starr, Esq; Hooper Warren, Esq. Hon.
Rufits Pettibone; HiNam Orr, Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, George n. Daris.
In Massachusetts,, Hon. Elijah H. Mills, Co.,
Joseph Grattan, Col. Henry ". bright.
Nov. l.
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the religion Of Christ by power; and we
have sot II almost as complete as we ever
had II in any age. For The old hard re.
ligioD which has wlthstood and oullyed
our hottest persecution, is now spoke oil
and treated with almost as much con-
tempt as II ever was, by those missiona-
RIGS, founders and friends of those socie-
ties and was II not for some few ole
hard heads, that | cannot bring into our
measures, we should have the christian
world as completely under our govern.
men, as We ever had it, (but in different
way.) The hard heads stand much IN
Our way, ard | fear will ne, surrender
But II we push the cause OF our religion,
/, will cause split among the professors
OF the christian religion, and then will
stand little band bearing testimony
against our work. | think all that we
Can do in this important case is, through
our means destroy the influence OF all
such hard heads, by saying every thing
bad about Them that we can, and that
they are the ones who are causing dis
tress and makilg splits in churches, and
not our followers. Time is short, | must
stop. lnyour next, please give me your
opinion IN his impor ami subject.
] am your son,
DIABOLIS,
Prince Regent OF Illinois.
To BEELzEnuB,
Prince OF Devils.
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VOLUNTEER T0ASTs.

B, the presiden, OF the Day. The de-
ScendQntS Of The Heroes Of '76-May
they remember that the ground ca uhich
they tread was consecrated 10 liberty,
virtue, and science. 8 cheers.
BY the LIST Weep esident. Liberty
OF conscience, and trial by jury, are
among our unalienable rights. cheers.
BY the Cd President Unani-
mny of sentiment and brolherly affe ction
among the citizens OF Sangsmo. 4
cheers.
BY the Orator of The Day. The Holy
.9iiianee- May the b;tterest tinctuie OF
The Bohon Upas be the mildest drink OF
rheir infamous brotherhood. 8 cheers.
BY Thomas M. Neal Henry Clay
The distinguished statesman ana able
defender of the rights Of man. cheers.
BY the Marshal of the Day.
LIE rights be equaI, opinion free,
Long live Gov. Carroll, OF Tennessee.
4 cheers.
BY Asa s. Shaw. The President of
The Day. chetts
B. John l.. Stephenson. The Mar
shall OF the Day cheers.
By Asa S Shaw The Orator Of the
Day. 5 cheers.
By CT Thos. Cox. Simon BoliU6r,
the Washington Of South .4nsertea 6
| cheers
BY Edward Robinson. The memory
Of Col. Daniel Boon. cheers.
B. Eocn.zcr brigham. Sangomo
County - May the enterprise of its Git
zeas equal the fertility oil its soil.
cheers.
By Stephen Stilman, ESQ. The CT
tizens Of Sang0mo County-May all
sparring and dIscord among them cease
with the 49th year of the American In
dependence. 8 cheers.
BY Thomas Smith. Our Nauy--The
terror of Great Britain, the fear oi Al
giers, and the pride Of America.
cheers
BY William Constant. The CopsH.
tuition o. the u S--Eterniiy TO Its du.
ration. 8 checrs.
BY Capt Sales Gen. Indrezo Jack
son--The friend OF man. cheers.
BY James |. kirkpatrick. May the
groans OF the oppressed never be heard
in our fertile lands. cheers
BY Capt S'rawbridge. Like Wash
ingion and Lafayette, may the citizens Of
SsDgamo be united for The good of then
country.
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List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at EdpardsviA
June 80, 1925.

Remaining in the Post Office at EdrcardsuiM
june 80, 1925.
Hiram Arthur Benjamin Jerome
Joshua Atwater Abraham A. Leggett
Zacharlah Averett James Matfitt
John Blackburn Elihu Mather
Thomas }. Coffin James Mears
Josiah Casweli 2 Edward M'Cinly
James Golfer John Matthews
Josiah Conlee William Newman
Joseph Conway Absalan Osborn
john Gibson Moses Parker
Isaac Crosby William Pierce
Giles Churchill James Pierce
Erastus S Glossy Thomas Palmer
Absalom Clark Barton Randle
Clerk Madison County Thomas kandle
Ezekiel DAVIS 2 Benaah Robinson
isaac Darneille Thomas Reynolds
Jacob Dreck Jesse Starkey2
Elizabeth Eberman Philip Sulter
Thomas Edwards John Henry Spencer
Abraham Evans Henry starr 3
John Gillespie Reuben sparks
Obadiah Howard William Tindle, ST
Matthew hail Edward TAYLOR
Charles Haynes 81 Thompson
Thomas q. Hawley 10 Thompson
Robert Holiday t..nanuelJ. West
john Hern +. II. Winchester
Isaac Hyde Samuel " God
Isaac S. House Enoch Wilcox
Aaron Jones John wilkins
John Jones
DAVID PICKETT, p. NJ.
July 30-3t
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Stray NJ are.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, about the
~ middle of March last, small sorrel Mare,
with bald face and long switch tail; name and
tail lighter than the body. Her right hind foot
is white up to the hough joint. She is brand
ed on each shoulder, and has with her mare
colt, year old las, June, of pretty much the
same color and marks. She either has young
colt, or is with foal Any person who will re.
turn them to me, or give information where
they may be found, shall be literally rewarded,
REFS BAYLES.
EdVardsyil,e July 80 1925
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NOVICE.

~ HE subscriber informs the public, that he
4 has the ONLY legal authority Of using and
vending to hers to be used, Jared Olds im-
proved Pate It Bark Mills in Missouri and llli-
nuis.
All those hat have purchased the above de.
.crlbed Mills in the states aforesaid will do
well to cal IN the subscriber, at IaurhaU, or
Horatio Co ms. Esq. and ob,s, deeds .or using
said Mills. II this notice is ne lected suits may
b, Apelted immediately.
itoNARD JACOBS,
N.Lsais. .2HgnM A9ih, 1896
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MARY jackson

ElTIT4L please to take notice. that have fled
w Il libel in the clerks office of the Circuit
Court of the county of Pike, PRAYING to be die
vorccd from you the said Mary Jackson, for
certain causes set forth in said libel You are
therefore hereby notified to appear at the
rext Circuit Court, to be holden within and for
the said county of Pike, at the Court House in
the town of Atlas, on the first Thursday after
the fourth Monday in October next, and to offer
what you may have against the same. Atlas
June q, 1925.
JOSEPH JACKSON.
July 3O--3ot
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NJ eaical Notice.
July 3o-3

nOCTORS GEORGE ". KTPES and
~ T'HO.1f.4S STANTON, have formed a
copartnership in the practice of PHYSIC and
SURGERY, in Lebanon, st Clair county, and
occupy an office opposite TO N Horner's store.
They will also keep an assortment Of MEDI-
CINE for sale.
N. b. All persons indebted TO DR.. G. w.
HYrEs are requested to call and settle their
accounts.
Lebanon. Lnlv 28. 1925-5ts
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SELECTED TOASTS.

AT ALBION, ILLINOIS.

! AT ALBION, ILLINOIS
! TIE Nations Guest La}ayettc-The
man VINO fought the battles of our fathers
receives grateful welcome 10 the hearts
oil their children.
Our En- Preaidents--Tbe best wishes
OF their country smooth the pillow OF their
declining age.
President Of the United Statcs-May
his administration coniribatc not less to
promote the welfare and happiness OF the
people lhaa that of his immediate IRE
dcCessor.
Henry C2ay-The poisoned arrows
OF disappointed ambition have fallen
harmless on The adsmaDi OF his integrity
Tie .Napy--The defence OF our coas,
AID plotectiun OF our commerce.
13ndre7, Jack8on-His military ser
vices Justly cntitle HIM TO the nation
!. raatune.
Internal }nthroDe ments----- w itbout
ending to IT'S consolidation, they strength
Ell the bonds Of the Union.
Domestic Dsauufactnres--.The pro-
lection and encouragement, the true
sources Of national wealth and greatness.
The Grecks--M May The spirit which
animated their fathers establish their ill.,
dependence.
By Mr.. Warrington.
May the blessings Of liberty which we
enjoy never descend to the curse OF H.
|cenliousDess.
BY I c. Cone, Esq.
The STATE Of Nhnoia--Blesscd with a
fertile soil and salubrlous cline, its To-
iluence among the Sister states depends
upon the honesty and intelligence OF the
legis laiure, the integrity OF the judiciary,
and the energy OF the executive.
b. d A Spring.
.Ninian Edgvards-May the people of
Illinois extend their suttlages 10 him, al
though their representatives in the legis-
iature have refused to do 50. 6 cheers.)
BY Philip B. Miles.
Yirtue and inteihgence--The stable
foundations OF all free government may
heir growth be proportlonate 10 their IN
iidence on human happiness.
AT SALINE, GALLATIN COUNTY.
The memory OF " ashington-always
with Us On the 4h OF July.
Tnt Confede alton OF The y. States
piece oi master workmanship.
Tie Constitution OF he United States
-, emen,ed by the blood OF our Fathers,
we will preserve it.
Tn. Presiden, of the United States
nay he SO administer the government, as
. make the people glad.
The Heads oil Departmen,s-we think
well oil them.
The las Cungress-may your success
sors dp as well as you nave.
General Lsiaye';e-he helped Us in
TIME Of need, and We have mol iorgouen
The State OF IlIlno,s--a few years
.nore and she will come fpI'h, like Da
IA OF old. yonae bul mlsh y.
Lnere'nrt may II ptcome an nbJec
inportsnre with our future legisla
ares
T. + "a s NAV they delight in
Domestic Manufactures.
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DIABOLIS,
vANDALTA, July IS.


GOVERNOR COLES ien this place last
week on visit 10 the eastern states, and
is expected to be absent three months:
consequently, he administration OF our
State Government devolves on cur wor-
thy Lleutenant- Governor, who is expect.
Ell IN this place, ~ few DAYS, to lake
upon himself the discharge Of the in-
portant duties of the executive Office.
IL TrfeZ
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RANK NOYICE.
Branch efMe STATE Bank Of HinOss q
al EdrpardsUiHe, July 81, 1925. s

az Ed1pardsUiNe, July q, 1925. 5
NOTICE is hereby given to those
~ persons whose notes will become
due al this Branch on the 9th, 7th 9th
and 9th of Augusi next, that apple alton
for renewa. must be made at this uffics
on the 9Th, 9Th, and 9th days OF said
month; when opportunity will also be
afforded to such as have neglected to re.
new their notes in former years, for re-
newing the same. Delinquents may -x-
pect suits TO be commenced within (ew
days after thai time.
ALEX'R. MILLER, Cashier.
July 3o-3l
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STATE OF ILLINOIS.
81. Clair County Circuit Court, Mares
Term, 1925.
Joseph Penn,
u. IN AEANCERYs
James Russell.

James RUSSELL,
SHNHIS day came the complainant BY
j his counsel, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that the delen-
dant, James Russell, is not an inhabtant
Of this state, and he having failed to enter
MS appearance herein, and answer the
complanant's bill, according to law; It
IS therefore ordered, that unless he doth
appear here, on or before the fourth
Monday of August next, and answer the
comp claimants bill, that the same will be
AIKEN for confessed against him. And il
is further ordered that copy of this or
der be forthwith published in the Ed
wardsville Spectator for four weeks sue
cessively.
A copy. Test, JOHN HAY, C1srk.
ALFRED CowLEs, Sohct.
Jujv SO--4t
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uPo" "'th0F'i INC 0loCHafBc o. tue ltl-
portant duties Of the executive Office.
- II. Intei.
COMMUNICATED.
he anniversary If the iadep sndence
OF the United Slatss of America was ce-
lebrated on the 4,h Instant by the cilI-
zens OF Sangamo county, and the coun-
Try adjacent, at The Spring Of Col. Cox,
IN the suburbs Of Springfield; when an
grafton suitable to the occasion was de.
liVered by JoNA II PUoH, Esq CHARLES
X MATHEW presided ss President, as
sisted by JAMES NJ. STROBE ana ELIJAH
lI.Es, as Wee. PresideDls-D DANIEL PAR
EIsoN acted as Marshal OF tha DIV: AID
after partaslng Of an exc eleni dinner,
which was provided by the citizens, the
following toasts were drank.
|. The day gce celebrate --It REEVES
the recollection OF the heroic actions of
our fathers. cheers
Q Tile Heroes Of The Revointion--
They richly merit and Justly receive the
plaudlts OF magnanlmous and grateful
people. cheers.
3. Roads and CanaiS--The bonds of
our U on. 7 cheers.
4. The State OF inois-- Blessed with
"a fires eonsu'u iop and fertility of soil;
may hey never be impaired. 8 cheers.
North America had her Washing
TOD, Souh America her Bolivar. 10
cheers.
6 The memory Of Washington and
Lafayette 10 cheers.
Z. Greece-May her armies and navy
sui triumph over barbarism and inidel-
iy. cheers.
8 John Quincy .BGams, President of
The U She has HE confidence OF his
countrymen. cheers
9. The County Of Sangamo-One of
the youngest daughters OF Illinois,
though in population, wealth, and re-
liability, not the least 6 cheers.
10. The Pyesident and Cabinet ofthe
U S.-The brightest stars IN the galaxy
ofpoliical science. 10 cheers.
ii. Tie Constitution Of The u S.
The magma charta of cur rights; may
1t be preserved from the contain mating
touch OF demasogucs and grants, and
remain as unsullied as the dial plate OF
eternity Is cheers.
l2. Our distinEuished Guest, Cover
nor Edvards-- We delight to honor
him. cheers.
Upon this toast being given, the Co
vernon arose, and very ahectiona:eiy
thanked the assembly for the nantes
tation of their regard for him; and Of
tered sentiment in return, which we
are sorry to say has been misplaced, SO
that il cannot be given.
Is Coium6us ana Washingfon-
The former gave to mankind new ma
tural, the lat er new moral aud poli,i-
cal world. heers.
ID Our En- Presidents-In their re.
'iremenl from office they carry with
Them the gratitude OF free people. 6
cheers.
Is. De Witt Ciintou-Thc able and
eGic ent promo err OF internal improve.
meets. cheers.
l6 Henry Cioy and Daniel UIeb-
oteF hC NApSi otd CoiHCu1
able defenders of GrecIan liberty. 10
cheers.
H. The american Eagte-May its
quill wrlle III epI dph on he tombstone
Vi the Lion 8 cheers.
Is. The Union Of our States.
l9 Gen Andrezv Jackson-The Hero
OF Or ans. n fts
90. The army and Navy Of the U s
6 cheers
81 The venerable Governor Shelby
Of Kentucky. n IS.
%. The Illinois and Michigan Canal.
10 che Is
3d. Daniel = Cook our Representa-
tive IN Congress "tets
"a The Fur Of Xt,noisA Ia, the
adorn their mnds aut uet J XIV
ledge, and then bodies wi,n he fruits y
their swn industry. IS cheers.