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From the St. Louis BEACON.

We understand tina: the tSoeps at Jefferson
Barracks, consisting Of six companies of the Gil
Regiment OF Infantry, are under orders for Rocl
Island. We have not understood the precise ma
ture Of the Instructions to General Atkinson
who will command the expedition, but we pre-
sumo that the movement has some relation to thu
violent outrage committed last fall by the Sac
and Fox indians at Prairie du CHEN, under the
very flag of the government. We confess we are
pleased to witness this indication of promptness
and rlgor on the part of the Administration in
imposing restrain on the audacity of those tribes
and we are convinced that the most effectual
means OF quelingtheir turbulent spirit, and Of
awlng them into proper respect for our authori-
ty, and tor the treaties which they have made, is
to infiict on them salutary chastisement as an
alternative for every disturbance and violation Of
treaty which they may be guilty Of. 1t is by APP
pealing to their fears, and NIT to their magma
nimity or good faith, that we hay expect to pro-
duce such an impression. Without any positive
information on the subject, VI conclude that the
immediate object of the expedition is TO demand
a surrender of the murderers n the late Prairie
du Chen massacre; and judging from the ener-
gy already displayed by Mr. lecretary Cass, in
the administration of the Wa department, and
the decision and promptness q the distinguished
e eesE see Sesy s so"6f he uncond
tional compliance of the Indians, will be their
best policy. q
The government has ALREADY expended large
sums Of money on account ofthese very tribes,
and it will be recollected by our readers, that
many of Black Hawks band, who gave rise to
the difficulty last spring at Rok Island, are i'm
plicated in this transaction; aid whilst we would
regret the necessity Of adopting forcible meas
ures towards them, we still think that moderate
chastisement would be the mos. effectual means
of curbng their restless disposition, and the best
security for their good behaviour in future
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csuse'of temperance in the tddntry: They
had accordingly directed him to move its ref
erence to the Committee on Manufactures.
Mr.. Horn objected to its being sent to that
Committee as they had no special cognizance
of the subject of the memorial, and he there
upon moved that it be laid on the table.
The motion was negatived, and the memo
rial was finally referred to the Committee on
Manufacturers.
1.-THE subject occasioned not little merri-
ment in the House.
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"Gov. JOHN REYNOLDS, !
~ BcllepiHe, Illinois," I

The Herald of tire goth ult., commenting arti-
Gle taken from this paper, says There not one dele
gate yet appointed in any other county than Fayee to
attend the Convention at Vandaa"-and again-swe
give the choice spirits another pill to-day in the shape
of resolutions adopted at jackson meeting
Gently held in Greene county"
Mr.. Brooks, in reconciing the first statement here
quoted with certain choice facts he learn by
mining the Wing attentively, will find pill quite as
bitter his Greene county resolutions: Nor will the
partial retraction the last H. render brother BIS pill
much palatable; there will be some unpublished
corners to it, not entirely covered by the palliative he
would provide in saying, "Delegates have been appoint
ed in small counties in the lower part of the
State"
We do not know what has been done in the lower
part Of the State, perhaps, well as Mr. b. but we
know what has been done in counties not quite as
far north as "The Sangamon country"
But the Greene county pllson analysis we perceive
no new or unusually efficient ingredients in them The
same, we presume, might be gathered in many Other
counties, would any body take the trouble to ask for
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From the National Intelligencer.

We have heard lin silence the various ex-
pressions of opinion on the probable conse-
quences Of the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court of the United States in the case o. the
Missionaries who have been imprisoned. I'M
der the laws of Georgia, in the Penitentary
Of that State. At length we have received
the opinion of Several journals in the State Of
Georgia, and no doubt remains on our mild,
from their tone, that the mandate Of the Sl-
preme Court ii that case will be disregardel,
however it might have been hoped otherwise.
We shall LOT stop here to depOre the infatua
ton uuder the influence of which, this course
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For the Wing & lntelligencer.
NEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

l he new Board was organized on the I'd inst
by the appointment of W. III. BROWN, President
and Il. CASE, Clerk. At meeting on the 9Th
instant, the 3oard appointed J. IT, Eccles, Esq
Assessor, and Henry B. Roberts, Collector. The
district includes main street, from the river to 9Th
street, and the streets and roads making the Nor
thern, Shelbyville, and Springfield roads. All
persons subject to road labor, living east of the
river, and north of main street, and south of said
street to I'd street, are assigned to work such
streets and roads; and Capt. VIM Linn was ap-
pointed Street Commissioner for said district
The third district includes all 18th street lying
south lmain street and the Carlyle road. Those
living west of I'd street, and south of main street,
to 18th street, including both sides of 18th street,
and those residing in the house now occupied by
u. f. Stole, are to work in this district. John
Charter, Street Commissioner.
The fourth district, includes 9Th street, from
Edwards street to Main street, and the Greenville
road. Those living west of the west side Of 4th
street, and south Of Main street, excepting those
living in the house of G.. F. Stole aforesaid, are
assigned to the 4th district. James Whitlock, Esq
Street Commissioner.
We understand that ii is the intention Of the
Board to graduate 5th street, from Johnson to
Main street, and also Gallatin, from 4th to 9Th
streets This work is much needed-and these
portions of our streets have long been standing
of want of energy and enterprise
among our citizens. We trust, however, that the
Board will not stop here, but will extend their
improvements to every part of the town.
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In the event of this state being entitled to three
representatives in the 23d Congress, many Of
the friends Of Lieut.. Gov. Casey are solicitous
that he will allow himself to be announced as a
candidate for representative ID the Wabash Dis
trict, composed of the COUNTS Of White, Ham
ilten, Jefferson, Marion, FayPtte, Montgomery
Shelby, Macon, Vermiion, EIgar, Clark, Coles
Lawrence, Clay, Wabash, Edwards, and Wayne
They esteem HIM as man OF talents and know
him to possess great moral wnth and fitness 70,
the station. t4
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Public Notice

hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out
Letters OF Administration of tie goods and chattels
qualified such administrator All persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased, hereby
notified and required to exhibit the to me- or to
he court Of Probate for the county of Vermion for
JACOB lies, Admir-.
Danville, III. March 10, 1882 AT
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having clai1tts against the estate Of
"A SIMON NEWMON, deceased, late of White
county, are hereby notified did requested to exhibit
the same to the nnassigned SAID county, for settle
ment within nine months from the date hereof in order
that said executors may certay know the number and
amount OF claims against sal estate, preparatory to
the liquidation of the same.
DANIEL HAY, } Exec
GEORGE NEWMON,} utors.
Carmi, March II, 1882. At
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Taken Up

10y John Reid, living near Cofe's Mill in vermilon
~ county, Illinois, an estray MARE, of the follow
ing description, to wit: Grey fare IA 2 hands high
eight nine years DID, mark brands peroeivable
John Barnet, before Corbn HUT, Esq, the l5th
day of November, A. d. 1881
Attest, A. VILLAS, Clerk, 6. c. CIV c.
March l6, 1884, 43t
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NOTICE,

SHALL attend the Court of Probate. at the Court
House in America, Alexander county, on the first
Monday OF May next, to make a final ettlement of
the estate OF CHARLES CLANTON deceased; where
all persons may attend if they see cause.
JAMES II. RAWLAND, Admir-.
March 8, 1882. 4-4t
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods.

UST received IA full supply of fashionable and new
Mandarines, Palmarines Gros DIES hides, zephyrines
black Italian and French Forences and Gros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, 34, A and Sd gauze and barege
Hdkfs and Scars, Paris net Hdfs. and Hermann Shaws
a new and splendid article Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose and half Hose of
superior quality, ladies' and gentlemens Gloves For
sale, wholesale and retail, accommodating terms.
March 81 Ally U. B. BREWSTER.
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We are requested to announce, candidate for
Congress in theWabash District, WICKLIFFE KITCH-
ELL, Esq.
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Shoes, Boots, and Palm Leaf Hats.

t1tHNOS5 1o00O55 U1Her tf1111 1lCtSI
lust received, fifty and trunks of Mems thick
- and fine Calf Boots, Shoes, and Brogans; also,-
Ladies' Leather Bootees and Shoes Prunea and Bron-
zed do.
Five Palm Leaf Hats, three Leghorns and
three Dunsables; which, with "a great variety of
other Goods, offered for sale by
March 81. 4-1y - U. b. BREWSTER.
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BY last nights mail, Washington papers wertreceved
up to the 26h ult Nothing of Importance has been
done in CongHss since our last. The Tariff the Ord
nance Bill, ind Mr.. Wildes resolution ielating to
CONS, are stillunder discussion. The Apprtonment
BILL as appearby the suhoined letter to gentleman
OF this town, alp received by last nights nail is about
to be acted uponn tn e Senate
WASHINGTON, Mach 81, 1882.
The mail from Nandalia to Spring6eldtbe Post Office
department has determined on having carried in four
horse stage, of which you viii, in avery short time,
have Official notice: which notice presume would have
been given before this but for the immense press OF
business in that Department.
No news other than you sic from the newspapers
Jacksons reelection is considered certain-ohnson,s
prospects are good-I think the price of public lands
will be reduced someThe lpportionment Bill is still
before the Senate, and is expected to be acted
day; the ratio most probablywill be AZ, 700.
Ymrs, &C.,
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Taken Up

10y Abraham Elliott, living in Clark county, ILL.,, on
ID the lst day of March. 1882, light BAY MARE,
black and tail, some white on her right hind foot
Old last spring; no other rerceivabie-
appraised to twenty dollars and fifty cents by Jo
seph Rhoads James Cox, and Phneas Fears before me-
Darius Philips, j. p
Darwin, March 5, 832.- -.-..e-
lido hereby certify the above to be copy from
my estray book ''. d. Philips, j. P.
The above Is true coPyfrom my estray book.
JACOB HARLAN, elk. c. c. C. c. ILL.,
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MANY PEOPLE.

We are requested to ANNOUNCE C. B. BERRY as
candidate for reelection fSherof Fayette county,
the ensuing August election.
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them they cost but little ind appear much better
when trumpetted abroad b Hawkers and Healds,
than in The places where the are first manufactured
Without figure, however, NJ. B. is certainly rght in
giving the proceedings audd to circuation-any Of
his brother editors would hav done the it is the
name only hat he gives then, that is singular, and a
name, he says, is every thing.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-11

The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL, pub
Advance.
CONTENTS or NO. I3.-Editorial Notices, &c.
Letter from = H. Hammond, Esq. on McAdam's system
Of koad-naking. Liverpool and Manchester Railway.
a sgo ana q pNNts or Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. Railroad from the Portage Summit, Ohio, to
the Hudson river Camden and Anboy Railroad, &c.
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Weinyite the attention of our readers the commu-
nication of w. G. Goforth in to-day's paper part
only OF the manuscript is inserted of pre-
vented us giving it entire The extracts will show, and
we presume accomplish the writer's aim; which seems
to be- TO correct misapprehenson Indeed any really
exists the ntetions of the Convention recently
held at this place. Mr.. Goforth prefers Col johnson
for the Vice Presidency and that for very good
but for the sake unanmity, he is willing to sacrifice
private and well grounded attachments, and give his
influence in aid of that who may be accepta-
bic TO the friends of Gen. Jackson in Illinois. Such al
the feelings of the Vandalia Convention, as
appears clearly from their published proceedings for
they distinctly say, should Col johnson not be taken
up by the friends of Gen. jackson to an extent sui-
ccnt to afford hope of his reelection, then the cleo
tora candidates Nominated by the Convention) are
considered at liberty to vote for that who it is be-
eved will be most acceptable to the friends Of the
present administration this state. Why then will
gentlemen cry ''division' when exists: the menu
bers of the Convention have only declared their prefer
for Gel johnson, and given their for such
preferences and they will be unwilling to believe
that gentlemen really differ from them who while they
object to their proceedings, also say they would not be
outdone by any their admiration of the talents and
patriotism Of Col. johnson.
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NOTICE,

A Ii persons indebted to me, who do not call and
"A settle their Notes Accounts by the goth of April
will find them in the hands of Justice of the Peace.
- . y. NJ. DUNCAN.
March 90, 1889. 4.tsoA
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The following letter to Gov. Reynolds, will
be of interest to many Of our readers, as doubts
have been expressed as to the probability that
Congress would make an appropriation to defray
the expenses of the Black Hawk war.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, March 30, 1882
"Dear SRI am happy to inform you and our
= friends, that the House of Representatives has
passed bill appropriating $55,232 to pay the
troops and expenses of our campaign, last Sum
mer. Thepay will be the same that was receiy
cd by the froops called out ia 1S59.
with great respect your friend,
"JOSEPH DUNCAN,
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VANDAITA:
Wednesday, April IL, 1882.

To pursue course public Journalists satisfactory
to patrons and ourselves we know to be difficult
task it is end scarcely to be hoped for, result Sc
difficult OF attainment. that, with us, it debateable
question whether not ought to be proposed-wheth-
er ought not to be satisfied with the principle which
some moraists attempt to prove, That to please
selves is the best way 10 please other and seek self
appreciation alone Be this it may, certain it is that
were we to submitto dictaton the varying caprces
OF any class of men, should as much at loss
to know what particulars in our conduct to amend,
cehsured, as was the artist who, when he exposed his
picture for the public to- mark their disapprobation of
any of its parts, found it all blot--and in the end
find ourselves increasingly perplcsed and harrassed with
secret solicitations and aps .-',--,
lief of self commentator, the happiness of feeling
that there eyena few among the many whom we
greet with weekly messages, who sympathised with
cur joys or pitied our sorrows. 40
We think best, then, to high ground, to pur-
sue course dignifed than maneuvrelng scrib
bling for the favor OF any sect or party; and, few
leading and well understood principles being proposed
to let our motto be, Let justice be done, though the
heavens fal'--iet truth be admitted, when clearly
shown, approve or disaPprove, whoever will
This believe to be the safe course for ourselves
whenever our own opinions and views expressed /;
yet while in this community number of various
dispositions and tastes who, doubt, conscien-
tfousy differ on questions of policy and government
who are able to maintain the principles they
with reason and argument and who, at proper times,
VIII not shrink from the responsibility of asserting them,
we cos,tot forbis that should, deny them
candid hearing, or refuse to open our columns to fair
discussion of their political doctrines. Yet while
thus throw open columns tie full discussion OF all
Subjects in which the public eiaterested, would not
l., Il
station as public Journalists giresuw still retain
discretion-aud if the communtyrapose any confidence
IN integrity should feel that their con-
hdence was hut lily reuited did we not to
selves ultimate control the matter with which
pages are flled.
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We are requested to announce SIDNEY BREESE,
ESQ.,, candidate for Congress in the first congress-
onal district at the next August election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
DIR. RELIES
or BOTANICAL DR0P4

one ofthe most efficacious compounds in the Ma
terra Medical for the cure of that class OF inveterste
diseases produced by impure state OF The blood and
yitiated habit of body, and usually exhibiting them
selves in the forms of scrofua salt rheum lepr"sy st.
Anthonys fire, fever Sores (even when the bones are
affected white swelings. (f applied with Dr. Jebo's
nment> foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes
scadhead in children. scurvy and seorbulc gou:, PIN
Piled carbuncled faces fostering eruptons and vsne'
real tants throughout the body in which last case the
Drops often when mercury fails. They are also
the best spring and autumnai physic, to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently APP
pear at these Of the year They also aid the
process of digestion and. by purifying the blood pre-
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The proprietor confidently relies upon The vast mum
Der of cures effected By these Drops, not only in Bos
ton and its vicinity but throughout the Union, for til
best proof of their excellence as an unfailng aitera
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article has recently been pronounced BY physician
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prising efficacy, as entitled in his opinion 10 take Ia
lead Of all The popular articles knOvn for the ADORE com
plains; and indeed it is fast gaining this point in pub
lie estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or Sir Bottles for s..
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r DYSPEPSIA.
OR INDIGESTION,

OF long standing, and Of the most obstinate
~ character has been Immediately relieved, and often
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Cured in Boston ard vicinity by using fora short time
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC s.
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both Of which are to be taken together according to
valuable, plain and practical directions, accompany
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- None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, BY the Sole Proprietor II KiDDER.
immediate successor to the lot. Dr. W. II Conway For
sale at his Counting Roo. No SO, Court street,
near Concert Hail. [Boston and also b his cial ap
pointment by WIN. SIABLER.
apr5 Fairfar Street. Alexandria.
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deems it enough to say, that he has in his posse,So,
most undoubted testimonials that it has mor, we
nns,persd the purpose, ,oeh it ,uas intended than
other popular Medicine. '''' my
This remedy is perfectly innocen, in its apure,s,
to all conditions, ages, and sexes Full direction,
scrption Of the complaint, &c. accompanyins >,
packet, which consists Of two boxes, 0intmrS, ess
Etetuary. Price. ~ for the whole or so cent. b.,
one of he articles is snted. w.
- None are genuine unless signed on The ante.
wrapper by the sole proprietor r Kinder, iaz.,S.
successor to the late Dr. w n Conway For sale =, ~
Counting Room, over No 90, Court street. ne,, ~.
cert Hail. Boston, and also b. his SPECIAL snpon,msr
by WIN. STABLER,
apr9 Fai.fts Street, .ieycrtrc
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VVNHE above Ointment is recommended 10 the pubIt
l. as a safe and certain remedy for those obsmt
diseases, some of which have so long bafed the skill
of medical science:
LIST White swelIings of every descriptions
I'd Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing;
Sd Schirrus or gandular tumors, particularly thos
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which oftentims
terminate in liberated cancers;
18th Felons; or what some people know by then,m,
of catsrrhs. of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of the JOINTS
9th sprains and bruises of every description, OF In
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this compsint the ps
tent, in applying the ointment, must keep the PSF
out of water;
9th Chlblains or parts affected by FROST
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DR.. JEBB,s CELEBRATED EMINENT,
nUMFRIES'
81 e WATER!

NOR or inhamed Eyes gives immediate ease
Il and relief On recent eyesthe effect is most
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unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the
use OF this EYE WATER after every other remedy had
failed. Many persons who have used it, pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
met with, especially in cases of soreness or in.
inflammation of long standing. Price Is cts. bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. KiDDER
immediate successor to the late DR.. w. T. CeswAr -
For sale at his Counting Room. over No &c. Court st
Concert Hail. Boston, AMI also by his special ap.
pointment, by Wh STABLER
apr7 Fairfar Street, Alexandria.
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS
UFoR FEMALES!

5NHEY purify the blood quicken its circulation, &,
y sst the suspended operations of nature, ard are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints anon
the female part of s"ciety. They Pills are pa,eusrI
Heart G,ddiness. Short Breath, Sinking oftte Shirt,
Detection and Disineina,ion to Ererc,. and SasI'
Married ladies will find the Pills equally useful escrS,
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