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Various Essences
bsisam Copsiva
Venetian Had
Yellow Oehro
Prepared Chalk
Laudsnum
Paragorio
Copai yarnish
Lyons Pills
Il" Horse Lineament
/" Horse Powder
=" Famous Worm
seed Oil
This various kinds Of
Bark
Orics Root
Quaiia
blue Ointment
Itch Ointment
Basilicon
Spanish Flies
biis.sriBg Ointment
Sticking Discloa
Asssfelida
Aniimonv
Ink stands
Tinc,ure OF Nisrrh
q OF Steel
!" Of Csntharsdes
Patent Medicines
Anu-Dilious Powders
Large and small, sy-
ringes
Cinnamon & Cloves
Nu,megs
Pepper-Alspice
Ginger-Borax
Nipple Shells
Carbonate OF Amonia
Spirits OF Ammonia
Vol Aromatic Spirits
Fowlsr's solution
Hofman's Anodyne
White and Rcd Pre-
cipiisie
Tartaric Acid
Super Carbonate OF
Soda
Russian Castor
OIL Of VItriol
Red Lead
Chronic Yellow
Cream Tartar
Sugar Lead
Emp!sstrsm Robo.
rans
EPSON Sails
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL sell, on Thursday the IL, March
n "ex'' on the premises, The Tract a Land
adjoining Mr' Gerard ID Moore and otb.r,
shout four miles from charIessoun. the nro'
perry os the late Major Abrsm Davenport.
deed, and directed by his will to be soid -
II cootsios 'N
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Bolivar New Store.

T>HE subscriber is now receiving and
u opening at his Drug Store. an exten
sive and ~eli-selecied stock Of
ORx 90O0S.
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tits ascerained from our prisoners that the Ell.
envy lost in the battle of the Ouisconsin So kills
ed and very large number wounded; his whole
loss does not fall short Of three hundred-after
the battle on the Ouisconsin, those ofthe enemy's
women and children, and some who were dismoun-
ted, attempted to make their escape by descending
that river, but judclous measures being taken
here by Capt. LOOMS and Gen Street, Indian
agent, thirty two women and children and four
men have been captured, and some IS men killed
by the detachment under Lieut. Riner.
The day after the battle on this river, l fell
down with the regular troops to this place by wa
ter, and the mounted men will Join US to day. 1t
is now my purpose to direct Ke-o-kuck to demand
a surrender of the remaining principal men OF
the hostile party, which, from the large number
OF women and children we hold prisoners. have
every reason to believe will be complied WITH
Should ii not, they should be pursued, and subdrl-
ed, step Maj. Gen. Scott will no doubt take on
his arrival
cannot speak too highly Of the brave conduct
OF the regular and volunteer forces engaged in
the last battle and fatiguing march that preceded
it--as soon as the reports of the officers of bri
gades and corps are handed in, they shall be sub.
mitted with further remarks.
| 5killed and 2 wounded, 9Th inf.
wounded, 5th inf.
/ captain, 5privates, Dodge's battalion, mount
ed.
| lieut. 6 privates, Hcnry's.
private wounded, AIexander's.
private, Posey's.
| havethe honor to be, with great respect your
obi sery't, Signed, FL. ATKINSON.
Breret Brigadier Genp U. S. A,
Nag. Gen. MAcoMB, Commander in chief.
Washington city.
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SO DOLLARS REWARD.

. AN away from the subscriber, at Potos, Washing
Nv ton county, Missouri, on Sunday night, August
Goth, negro man named EDMUND; about five feet
eight or nine inches high about 81 % years of
has small feet and hands, small head and eyes, remark
ably projecting mouth large teeth and generally expos
ed, and fiat nose. EDMUND is a full booded negro,
though OF yellowish complexion-rather down coun-
tenance, well made, exceedingly active and of quick
motion: had on when he went off couded roundabout
and striped cotton pantaloons, black fur hat about
half worn. He has other good clothes and will no
doubt change them. He is cunning sensible fellow,
a good fiddler, and fond of playing, drinks spirits,
though seldom gets drunk, swears very profanely He
has considerable of money with him, and will no
doubt attempt to go into the State of Illinois, and per-
haps Indiana or Ohio. Edmund run off for what
ever except difficulty and quarrel with his wife which
took place III my absence from heme.
will give the above reward of Fifty dollars for APP
pretending and securing the said negro in jail that
get him again. if taken out of the State OF Missouri
will give twenty dollars if taken in this state and all
reasonable expenses if delivered to me at Potosi.
JOHN S. BRlCKEY.
Aupust 30fh 1920
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The following described horses Ito witt one SOR-
REL MARE, supposed to be Is years old with bell,
one s. year old oORREL MARE, one GREY MARE.
. years Old, one BAY MARE, hipped on the right and
cropped ears, 10 years old, SORREL HORSE, ball
lace white on the belly with four white feet II years old
were about to he taken out of Vermilion county by
citizen OF Indiana, and they having been detained by the
longing to the county of Vermon, were delivered by
the Constable to Seymour Treat, and by him to Peeg
Spencer, on the 2lst Inst The marks or brands have
not been altered by any other person omy knowl
edge either before or after the taking up Vermiion
county ILL., Gath Aug. 1882. PELEG SPENCER.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me- this Oath day of
Aug. A. D. 1882. PATTERSON. J. +.
certify the foregoing to be true copy from my es-
tray book.
Given under my hand and seal at Danville, Sd day
OF Sept. 1882 J. PATTERSON J.P. IsEAL.1
Attest, A. Williams, Clerk Sept. a. 1882. 27-3t
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

LEFT Napier's Iron Works, in Tennessee
on the first of July last, LEWIS,a Mulatto Slave
of the common height, but slender made, about 30
years old, very blue eyes; took with him many
pieces good clohlng,the description not recolec-
ted, except blue frock coat, and that may have
been exchanged. 1t is supposed he has obtained
free pass, and made for some other Iron works
in Kentucky, or Tennessee, or in some free State,
as he is by trade a forgeman: S25 will be given
tosecureh him in any jail in Kentucky, or Tennes-
see or the above reward in either ofthe free States,
and giving me Information through the Post Or
flee in Russeville, Ky.
HENRY ASHBURN.
Logan County, Ky. Sept. ). 1882
26-3t
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A STRAY HORSE.

1NAKEN UP by John Casse, living at But
- ler's Point, in Vermilion county, Illinois
an estray Horse of the following description, ,c
wit: bright bay, fourteen and half hands
high, supposed to be nine or ten years old, small
white spot in his forehead, both hind feet white
some saddle marks, branded on the near shoude,
with a stirrup iron, and shod before; no othe,
marks or brands perceivable. Appraised tc
thirty dollars, by Burgess Squires, James But,
Ter and John Williams: before Asa Elliott, ESQ
on the 2lst day Of August, A. ID. 1882.
A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Danville, III. Sept. Sd. 1882. 26-3t
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LOUIS M'LANE
Secretary of the Treasury.

AN AcT AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN
CERTIFICATES.
SECTION l.. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of tie United States of
America IN Congress assembled, That So much
OF an act, entitled Gan act making further pro-
vision for the support of the public credit and for
the redemption of the public debt,o passed the
third day oil March, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety five, and so much of the act entitled
An act respecting loan office and final settle
ment certificates, ndents Of interest, and the I'M
funded and registered debt, credited on the books
OF the Treasury" passed the twelfth day of June
one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight, as
bars from settlement or allowance certificates.
commonly called loan office and fiual settlement
certificates, and indents of interest, be- and the
same is hereby, suspended for the term of two
years from and after the passing of this act, and
from thence until the end of the next session of
Congress; notice of which temporary suspen-
sion of the act of limitation shall be published
by the Secretary of the Treasury, for the inior-
nation OF the holders Of the SAID certificates, in
one or more of the public papers in each of the
United States
Sec 2 And be it further enacted, That all
certificates, commonly called loan office cerifi-
Gates, countersigned by the loan officers of the
tates, respectively, final settlement certificates,
and indents of interest, which, at the time of
passing this act, shall be outstanding, NAV be
presented at the Treasury; and upon the same
being liquidated and adjusted, shall be paid to
the respective holders of the same, with interest
at six per cent. per annum, from the date of the
last payment Of interest, as endorsed on said Ger.
tificates.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That, for
carrying this act into effect, the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars be appropriated, out of any
moneys in the Treasury of the United States not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved, 7th May, 1882. 24-6t
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HIRAM B. BASCOM.
Cloe1s auto gI'atcs,>Matscr.
MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO.

MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO.
NNAKES this method of informing the citizens of
Vandalia and vicinity, that he continues to carry
on the business IN all it, various branches where Clocks
and Watches sent to his charge will meet with as PROMPT
attention as ii the hand, and charges as
moderate, il not more So than any the city, He has
on hand, and intends keeping, general assortment of
Watches and fine Iewe!r,, all of which he would be
glad to dispose of a small advance.
5-The highest prices given for old Gold and Silver
s.. Louie, March IA. 1899 1-sm
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New and elegant Fancy Goods.

81 GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins. Fig,d
Mandarines, Palmarines, eros DIES Indes zephyrnes.
black Italian and French Forences and eros des Swiss
Of superior quality, 3d. Al and sd gauze and barere
Hdkis and Scarf, Paris net Hdkf and Hermann Sha
new and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose and half Hose Of
superior quality, ladies' and gentemen's Gloves For
sale, Wholesale and RETAIL on accommodating terms.
March 81. Ally u B. BREWSTER
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Ftrn'liion county, III. Aug. "a, 1882.

" the Undersigned oelng sworn to apprase certain
w horses, taken up by Peleg Spencer of said coun
ty, being duly sworn, do say, have examined them
and say the young sORREL MARE is by us adudged
to be years old last spring and worth S55 One Old
old and worth S25. One GREY MARE. 3 wears old
last spring and worth $40. One SORREL HORSE, with
bald face white feet is or II years old worth S2 and
81 cents One hipshot MARE, with crop ears 6 wears
Ola and worth SIS, no other marks brands perceiya
Die BY u.s. Witness our hands and seals this the day and
date above written.
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD, FsEA1.
JACOB SELLERS, fsrAI.l
ALLANSON HAWKINS sr.I
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otate OF Illinois, 90 CIRCUIT CoURT,
Montgomery county, "' October Term, 1882.
FRANCIS Dickson, Jun.)
! ,9ffocbu,enf
25-4t
Attachment.
J AMEs IsAAcKs.

JAMES IsAAcKs.
NOTICE is hereby given to James Isaacks, that an
attachment issued from the Clerks Office of
said Court, on the 22nd day of August, 1882 At the
suit OF Francis Dickson, Jun against the estate of said
James saacks, for the Of forty-fve dollars and
eighty nine and three fourth cents pending before
the Circuit Court for the county of Montgomery aore
said which attachment has been returned served bv
the sheriff of said county tract of land to wit;
the west half of the southwest quarter of section tbr
teen, In township eight NORTH range four west of the
third principal meridian, in said county, belonging to
the said defendant, lsaacks and unless the said eend
ant James saack, shall appear and give special bail
and plead to said suit at the term of said Court t
be holden at the Court House in Hsboro in ana for
SAID county, on the next Thursday after the second
Monday in October next, judgment will be entered a.
gainst him, and the estate attached will be sold TO
satisfy the plaintiffs demand.
HIRAM ROUNTREE,
2o-4t Clerk of said Court
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VIII undersigned will furnish to order at sight
PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Hoods
urghts Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blaoksnths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
OF the above Kinds finished complete and mGrraated to
run WE'LL or 0F-no sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to-.
HANKS & Niles.
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street January 81; ls32-ly
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VIZ: two of the electors which are run on both the
Ant-Masonic and Clay tickets We consider the
aIe as cast IN Kentucky. Eclipse (sav they is
petter than any OF his colts--and ifin '2S he beat
MS opponent 1904 votes, after Barry was beaten
TWO months before 100 votes by Metcalf we think
there can be very little doubt that he will beat Mr.
Clay after Breathitt has beat Bnckner $50 votes
and Morehead 535.-All our information goes to
prove this-and as letterirom an intelligent Keu-
tucklan says I'VE were with Virginia in '9S-99-
and the daughter will be with the mother again In
1889.
About Pennsylvania and New York, we are
not permitted to entertain any doubts. We have
sought the best information within our reach, and
the following is the answer to letter addressed
to one ofthe best Informed men in New York
We take the liberty of making the extract, because
we know it contains the honest convictions of his
own mind.
GAS Napoleon said of the Bourbons, our oppo-
nents 'earn and unlearn nothing. They will
be disappointed now as they have been in nearly
all their past combinations. Since 1907, they
have experimental in this way, with as little sue
as honor. The apparent and undeniabIe
profigacy of the present coalition, will drive from
them quite as many of the sincere adherents of
each faction as it will draw in by the conjunction
of the leaders and their followers. The aggre-
gate opposition strength will hardly be increased
ga our part, whilst here and there, prohigate
or weak pretender, such as the Courier and En-
qulrer, has left us, sound and durable acquisitions
have been made. The policy and measures of
the Adminisration--the w. l. Trade--the Ia
riff adjustment-the Veto, the latter particular
iy-and above all, the worth and popularity of
our candidates, have placed us on ground that
will be found impregnable. 1t will be assail-
ed by the triple batteries of Federalism, Clay.
ism, and Anti Masonry; but it will be firmly,
triumphanty, maintained. You may rely upon
this.
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TAKEN UP

Try James Young, living 8 miles South West
- from Salem, Marion County Illinois, bright
sorrel HORSE, left hind foot white, bald face
left eye CLASSY, the other partly so, five years old
last spring, fourteen hands 3 inches high, apprais
ed to forty five dollars, by John g. Draper and
Bazel Nelson, before B. M. Simpson, j. p.
August 18th, 1882. Copy from Estray Book
RUFUS KICKER, Clerk.
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TAKEN UP

ply Levi Stark at his residence near the west fork If
80 Mill Creek on the Cumberland road in Clark conn
y on the 18th day of August estray iron gray mare
or years old last spring, saddle marks on the right
sde OF her back, left hind foot white, and lump on the
perceivable appraised at twenty five dollars bv simon
A. Peters and William Freeman before me- j. Esrey. ].
r. this 23d day of Aug. 1882 true copy from nv es
tray book Sept. 18th 1882 JACOB HARLAN, CTk.
27-4t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

4 N conformity with an Act passed the l4.tb Ju-
= y, 1882, entitled "An act to revive AMI on
'inue In force An Act authorizing the pavg,t 1T
Of certain certificates" approved 7th May, it3@2 :
Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN thai the act last mem
toned ia copy whereof is annexed) has been re-
vIved and continued in force for four years from
and after the said I4lh of July 1882, and from
thence until the end of the next Session of Con
gress thereafter.
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NOTICE

A IL persons having claims against the estate 81
~ Thomas g. Anderson, deceased late of the county
oil clark ana state OF Illinois, hereby notified and
requested to exhibit the myself or to the court
OF Probate for the proper county, for settlement within
uine months from the date hereof
DarDin, September 18th 1882 97-4t
ROYAL A. MOTT Admir-
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UNION CIRCUIT COURT, APRIL TERM, 1882.
State Of illinois,
MARY ,. sa'ss.' Bll1ron DIVORCE
WILLIAM SMILEY.
7uoHIS day came the complainant by her coun-
4 sci, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that publication Of this cause has not
been made agreeable to the order of the last term
of this court, therefore it is ordered that publica
ton be made in the Vandaia Wing and Illinois
Intellgencer for four weeks successfully, and this
cause is continued to the next term of this court
A correct copy. Aug 81, 1882
W DAVE. Clerk
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DOCTORS R. II. & r. X. PEBBLES.

Havng dissolved partnership in the practice Of med
cine request all persons indebted to them for med
icne and attendance, to call at their office and settle
their accounts before first of October next.
Vandalia Sept l2, 1882. 25-3t.
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TAKEN UP

Peter Anderson, living twelve miles North
I'D of Salem, in the county Of Marion, Illinois;
black MARE, six years old last spring, right
hlnd loot white, some white hair onher neck, some
saddle spotson her right side, fourteen and half
hands high, appraised to sixty seven dollars and
hityscents, by Harmon Shelton and Joseph GRAY,
before q. M. Simpson j p, this 22d of August,
1882 Copy from Estray Book
RUFUS KICKER. Clerk
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OFFICIAL.
The following official information has been re-
celved at the department of war:
Head quarters, first artillery corps north ares
tern army, Prairie du CHEN, Aug. %, 1882.
Sir: | have the honor to report to you that
crossed the Ousconsin ON the eth and 2Sth ult
with select body of troops, consisting of the
regulars under Col Taylor, four hundred in mum
Der, part Of Henry's, Posey's, and Alexander's
Brigades, and Dodge's battalion of mounted vol
unteers, amounting in all to thirteen hundred men,
and Immediately fell upon the trail Of the enemy,
and pursued it by forced march through a noun,
famous and difficult country, till the morning OF
the I'd inst, when we came up with his nam bod
y on the left bank Of the Mississippi, nearly OPP
posite the mouth Of the loway, which we attack
ed, defeated, and dispersed, with loss on his part
OF about $50 men killed, 80 women and children
prisoners-the precise number could not ne ascer-
tanned, as the greater portion was slam after being
forced into the river. Our loss in killed and woun-
ded, which is stated below, is very small III com.
parson with the loss of the enemy, which may
be attributed to the enemy's being forced from his
positions at the commencement and throughout the
engagemen--the remnant Of the enemy. cut up
and disheariened, crossed to the opposite side of
The river, and has fled ipto the interior, with u
view, tits supposed,o joining Ke-o-kuck and Wa
pello's bands OF Sacs anu Foxes.
The horses of the volunteer troops being ex-
hausted by long marches, and the regular troops
without shoes, IL was not thought advisable to con-
time the pursuit; indeed stop to the further etu
SION of blood seemed to ne called for. till it might
be ascertalned if the enemy would surrender
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TO RENT

v17HE large white HOUSE m Gallatin street,
at present occupied by Col. Greenup, and
well situated for boarding house or tavern.-
Also, small Tenement on.the alley back of the
State House.
j. M DUNCAN.
Vandalla, Sept. II, 1892 26-tf
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RUFUS KICKER, Clerh
otate q HanotS, 90 CIRCUIT COURT,
Montgomery county,{ 3D. October Term. 1882
c. B. BLocKBuReER,
Us. : .dtt0chment.

NOTICE is hereby given to James Isaacks, that an
Attachment has issued from the Clerks Office of
sad Court on the 18th day of August, 1892, at the
suit OF T. 3. Blockburger, against the estate of said
James lsaacks, for the of thrty-six dollars and f
y seven cents, now pending before the Circuit Court
LOT me county OF Montgomery, aforesaid which attach
ment has been returned levied by the Sheriff of said
county on one sorrel horse, bay mare, one gray
mare, two cows and calves three head of sheen. ten
head OF hogs, one spinning Wheel and one chest the
property OF the said DEFENDANT Isaacks and unless the
sand defendant James lsaacks shall appear and give spe-
cial bail, and plead to said suit the next term of said
Court, to be holden at the House in Hillsboro,
IN and for SAID county, the Thursday after the
second MONDAY IN October next, Judgment win be
tered against him, and the estate so attached will he
sold to pay the plaintiffs demand.
HIRAM ROUNTREE,
Zo-4t Clerk of said Court
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KENTUcKY.-The kentuckian of the 9th inst
gives brief account of the reception of Gov
BRnATHITr at Frankfort, being his first visit to
The seat of government since his election. He
was met at some distance from town by the mill
tary of the place, who escorted him to the Capt.
tol, where he was received with dignifed and Or
derby manifestations of joy by large concourse
of citizens. The oath of office was administer
ed the same day in presence of a large assembly
Of men of all parties, manfesting unwavering
confidence in, and attachment to the new Cover
ernor
LEWIS SANDERS, jun. of Grant county, has
accepted the appointment of Secretary of State.