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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the third
~ Monday in May next, at the door of the Court
House in the town Of Shelbyville there will be offered
for sale to the highest bidder Section number sixteen
Township eleven North Range four East as subdivded
by the trustees Of said section Said Land will be sold
at lot number one, and Offering each lot in rotation
until all are offered. map of said section is fled with
the Commissioner and be seen at the Clerks Office
JOSEPH OLIVER
Commissioner School Lands, Shelby Co. ~
March Id. 1882. lids
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Public Administrators Not;ce

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That Lightweight
dollars and sxtysx and half cents still remains
in my hands, of the estate of HANNAH BABCOCK,
who deceased in Bond county, III. December 1929 All
estate, hereby notified to exhibit the same together
with the evidence in support thereof to the Court oil
Probate OF Bond county, within six months after this
date, or the will be forever barred
WIN. NJ. STEWART,
Public Administrator of B. c. ill.,
March Is, 1882 2-8to
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lure TO fling together aafew observations On the
subject Till then, we must content ourselves
by mentioning the Illinois Magazine, work, in
our opinion Of the great excellence of which, all
who peruse it must fully concur
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41o REWARD.

SO EEWAHD.
STRAYED from the subscriber, some time last fall,
- TWO YOUNG STUD COLTS, VIA
Bay, years old, about hands high, snowy carriage
brhded I'D, some white about him, but particulars not
recoected. The other, handsome Sorel, years old
not quite so tall the bay, but finer FORM and heav-
Ter made think he has snip his nose, and perhaps
a star in his forehead also branded ID would be
thankful for any Information concerning both or either
of the above horses.
J. NJ. DUNCAN
Vandalia, March 90, 1882. GIT
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NOTICE.
HANDS LAY HOLD!!

HANDS LAY HOLD!
ME subscriber wants to employ TWO GOOD
Il STONE MASONS, and three TEND ERS,
to commence on or before the 10Th of April For such
hands he will give good prices. sfe
He also informs the citizens of Vandaa and vicinity
that he intends to carry the
Stone, Brick, and Plastering Work,
which he will ensure to be done good as the materials
will allow.
T.zw. SHORT.
Vandalia, March 20, 1882, :, Pat
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
0|E will attend the Court of Probate to be holden
w at the Court House in the town of Jonesboro',
the first Monday in the month of July nexh for the
county of Union, the State of Illinois, to make f.
nal settlement Of the estate of the late VIM GRAM
MAR, decd. JOHN GRAMMAR, s.
ELF. GRAMMAR,
Alias Yansel, by John Kapsel, her husband,
Executors of said estate.
March 10, 1899, e-4t
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BOOK RlrNTlDIfMGssa

G1HARLESS g. PA6CHAIL, at the Office of the
~ Missouri Republican, St. Louis, continue to man.
nfacture BLANK BOOKS, of every descriptions ruled
to any desired pattern.
Letter, and Printing Paper, Blank Cards, Sc
st. Louis, March %, 1882. ,..,, p
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
FRANKLIN CoUNTy,}
Franklin Circuit Court, Arri, Term, 1882
vs.. ATTACHMENT FOR sl4e SO l.,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That an attach.
nent has issued from said Court at the suit of the
said Solomon Clark against the estate of the said Ju
Illus Gibson, for the of $l48 80 49, principals and
that unless the said defendant shall appear give
cal bail to answer said suit at the next term Of said
Court, to be holden at Frankfort in and 70. said coun
|ty, the first Monday in the month of April next
Judgment will be then and there entered against him
and the estate so attached will be sold.
Il-tN 5. ". HUBBARD, Cpis. c. e. z, G. /.
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Notice is hereby given,
VHAT shall make application to the Circuit Court
Estate of JAMES COOPER, late of Marlborough, bis
personal property being insufficient to satisfy the debts
of said estate.
JAMES COOPER, Admir-
March Ia, 1882. I-3t
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Administrators Notice.

1AU1XIi1ILSCI dtU1 . ISOVIOCa
lEHvIIE undersigned having taken out letters Of adj
IL ministration upon the estate of ALEXANDER b.
ADAMS, late of Lawrence county, deceased, do here
by give notice, that all persons having claims against
said estate, requested to exhibit them accord to
law, the Judge of Probate for said coPts, orto US
Of; and those owing said estate, to make immediate
payment. J. M. MLEAN,} Atm,,s
'DANL. tPAiNE,
January 80, 1882. lat r
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The public may remember, that during the e.
lection last summer, some communicated articles
appeared in the Illinois lnteigencer; as authors
of which, the names of WILLIAM TX. Brown, Esq
and Col. MATTHEW DUNCAN, were respectively
given; and for the publication Of one of them,
Mr.. Brown procured an indictment for a libel a.
gainst the late Editors of the iiln5is Intelgencer,
at the last November term of the Circuit Court
of this county. As mutual friends Of Messrs.
Brown, Duncan, and Blackwell, we attempted,
and have effected an adjustment Of all personal
difficulties between those gentlemen, honorable
and satisfactory to the parties concerned. In con
sequence of the restored harmony, Mr. Brown.
so far as he is concerned, will no further prosecute
the indictment referred to, and will use his influ-
ence to have the same dismissed.
As the difficulties between those gentlemen
have, through the press, been made public, we
deem it proper that the reconciliation shall also
be publicly announced; and therefore request You
to give this note place in your columns.
}. d. CORN.
J. NJ. DUNCAN
Vaxdasia, lGta March, 1882
NoTE.--The reason that Judge HALLS name
does not appear in the above, is, hathe articles
above alluded to, were published without his
knowledge
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There to be much dissatisfaction existing on ac
count of the rregulary of the mails at different times
many parts of the western country and particularly
route No. II, between this place and Peoria. For
part, have generally attributed these fire.
Quet failures to the state of The roads, which have
been almost impossible, during The past winter to man
or beast But the citizens of Gacna seems to have la
bored under than ordinary Inconvenience from the
mails, which oceasioued the cali of meeting at that
place, 1.-THE proceedings of which will DO found in an
other column,j disappearing the conduct Of the cou-
tractor the Peoria route and speaking very
mcndabe terms Of the perseverance and eXertions of
contractor the northern route, which represented
being very difficult and dangerous in conveying the
mall but notwithstanding which, it has been regularly
received al Gelane during the whole winter,
If the citizens of Galena have been so often disap-
pointed by the mails and the of their dsappoint-
ent is owing to the negligence Of the contractor OF
whom they complain, approve the course they have
adopted, that Of making their grievances known to the
Post Master General, and have this matter fairly aud
promptly investigated.
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JOHN SHANKS,
lolesale and Retail Druggist,

wholesale ana Reta1l OTUggISt,
NO 90, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store Of Mr. Richard Rapier,
r. EEPS constantly on hand a large and general as
IN sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
PERFUMERY, &c.,-which he will
sell at Wholesale and Retail on the most accommoda-
ting terms.
PS. Orders from the country particularly attended
to. 81, Louis, March ID, l832-l-ly
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NOTICE.

XHHEREAS my Wife Prudence has left my bed
w and board, without my leave or consent, this is
orwarn all persons from trusting harborng her
my account, as will pay debts of her contracting
from and after this date
A. CHRISTY.
Lawrence county, March II, 1882. 1-3t
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JOS B0WJWe
Clock & Watch-Maker.

ST. LOUIS,
TX EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
~ in his line, consisting OF
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alabaster, u mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches
Extra jewcled L'Epipc, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jcwery and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols
Genlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mentien
ST. Louis, March Ia, 1882. lily
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, That | will settle the estate
II of THOMAS DELANY, on the first Monday in
July next All persons having claims against suid estate
will please attend and have them settled
JOHN GRAMMAR
March 20, 1882 2-4t
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NOTICE.

ME undersigned having obtained letters of admin
IL istraton upon the estate of KENETH ArlVERS,
late Of Shelby county, Illinois, deceased, do hereby
tify all persons holding claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned to the Judge of Pro-
bate Of said county, within nine months from the date
hereof; and all those owing said estate, requested
to make payment.
WILLIAM L. WARD,
Admir-. o! X. M'Iver, deceased.
February 90, 1882. i4t
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James Sullivan, alias Patrick Cavana, who was
charged with the mcrler of Samuel Letor, in Greene
county, passed through St Louis possession of Col.
Dlckerson, on the s3 ns on his way to Carrolton to
be delivered over to the proper authorities for trial
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DUBLIC NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to the
u said Robert Burns, that writ of attachment is
sued out of the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court 10 and
for said county dated the 18th day of March, A. D. 1889,
at the suit of Chamberlain utson, assignee of Sion II.
against the estate of said Burns S66 OO and that
unless the said Burns shall appear and give special bail
answer said suit at the next term of said Court to be
holden at Frankfort in and for said county, the first
Monday in April next, Judgment will be then and there
entered against him, and the estate attached will be
sold se. Ii-4tC.
c NJ HUBBARD Cpk. c CT
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appointment BY The Gorernor.---MErNRAp GREI-
kER, publisher Of this paper was appointed, the
10Th ns Public Printer for this State in the place of
Robert Blackwell, resigned
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On the 10Th February last, Mr. Morgan execu-
ted IN Schuyler county, in this state for the murder
a young man by the name of Meredith The murderer
was tried before Judge Young, ant, sentenced TO death
BY the verdict of Jury of that county.
We are informed that Morgan, after shooting Meri.
deth in the must deliberate and unustiable mauner at
tempted self-iestruoton after taken, but failed
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1t is rumorcd that about COO Suck and Fox Indians
have again taken possession of the village Rock Hv
sr, s. determined, ever, to maintain the right OF
cltvating the land on the east side of the Mississippi
The truth of this statement, think may be question
I'd 1T ascerained that they have violated their
agreement of last June, hope efficient measures
may be used restore to citizens pacific and per-
mancnt occupation of their soil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13

Resolved, That in the opinion OF this meeting The best
the country requires that person selected
cal views with the President OF the United States that
there may be mutual confidence between the first and
second officers OF the government, calculated TO secure
harmony in our public councils.
Resored That the long and tried services of Col Rich
ard NJ Johnson in the National Legislature aud the of
danger have exhibited in him to the American people,
character for patriotism, talents and republican virtues
which secures TO him the confidence and admiration
the friends OF civil and religious liberty throughout the
nation.
Resolced, That Col. Richard M johnson he recommen
ded TO the Convention TO be held in Baltimore on the 3d
Monday in May next, a suitable person be associa
ted with Gen. jackson as Vice President of tho United
States Tor the ensuing constitutional term.
Resolved, That among the public services which emit
tie hn 10 our confdcnce, the following worthy Of
consideration
lst He is the firm and decided friend Of our present
Chief Magistrate, and has supported him in all his
sures.
ID He has been member of both Houses
oil Congress Tor twenty-five years, during which time he
has never bccn Known TO swerve in degree from the
uniform course Of republican principles.
3D. After giving his in Congress for the resort to
arms in our last war for independence he volunteered his
services in the field Of bate by his heroic conduct
on the banks oil the Thames, unsurpassed in the ages Of
chvary contributed more essentially than any other in
divdua TO turn the tide of Indian upon the enc
mics Of our country.
4th. He has been tho uniform advocate of the lust
claims OF the widows and orphans of those who gave their
lives to their country in the day Of peril
9TH lie has defined the principles of religious liberty
IN perfect concordance with the genius OF governments
and he has had the moral oproclam those prnc
pies to the world by designating the line which bounds the
obligation oil man TO human government in conradistinc
uon 10 that devotion to his Cod for which he
bic TO his Creator alone.
9th lie has exposed the absurdy aud cruelty OF the
system OF imprisonment for debt and the despoc us,rpa
tons OF the courts i'm its introduction and the able advo
cate for its total abolition.
It'll lie is the uniform friend Of liberty, and under all
circumstances, its fearless and able advocate.
9Th. Resotced, That Committee be raised 10 -ope
rate with Others now organized, that may be organic
ca IN various parts OF the Nation to the election
Col. r. NJ Johnson to the second Office i'm the e of the
people.
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Commencement his rodeuc, in James CITY county nm ss>
years ani Saunders aged seventy
three His Diseases pulmonary conaumpioa do
tho gaud cod kdney1n eQfy he
found ths years
thereafter how he lost great meas
add tho weak I'D bcrgry Of
world hut st h. hld never
sight hoer when he fret believed with all his hes
From the dog o his confinement yeHTs past tho
Of HE dca b. his time has b. huuils-
rTyor and prse These his study al.
his lie crcnccd many
cong m eonhnfmont few before his death no
yohcmcn'y by The era ID ndo mankind friend observed
HIM Shan has no te to he would thus;
his attack.'e declared al he Of
doah when h. knew tho Of death
before he word 1sked hay
y ing he replied, Gtace,"
~ made reply Tie
ali hs lie obtained victory and tho
gsve all ho trophies xapder Hannibal and
Boocararic AZ h. indugont, knd
good mi tender flo bind Neighbour niead
May b. mil Ahfthoma nd enemies
they few aud unknown anl h q i'm has
~ Nordomon'c, his late residence
day The 21 inst Joseph anry. Fen nj
deceased native Of The south This
Country N early lite nv untns industry and fugaity
ho had acquired hndcDr fuune die.
buod To hts both md IN Europe
inds nod Tor charitable County If EscS Tie
cty honosi Kind aud lopabe. and ardent
20 the Institutions Of his adopted touotfy
tits thus the good, n sink
BY mao ameated and b. Heaven blosf
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no THE EDITORS or TILE E,.nrrrnnn

. IIIII EUJT-UH0 OF TIE ENOTTTREU
GENTLEMEN; Your correspondent Jefferson, has point
ga out an inaecuracy in my first letter. which find mon
examination Justly mputabc TO me, and hasten 10 ac
knowledge and correct IT, II is true, Jefferson sun.
poses, that 1t was the member for Dinwiddie to whom
alluded, as the advocate" Of the scheme Of tho Coon
zsuon Society for the ultimate liberation and colonization
81 "e blacks without violence to the nights Of slave pro-
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d,s trdnous Eigns Of tho Times9 Has tho Address
ofhe States Right Party, but the other day, in
(yarleston, escaped their attention.? Did they not
ark the word "Rcsst"? Have they not noticed the
fvid denunciations of their Orators? The last
charleston Mercury talks of amulii,,g the Tariff,
ind thus binding Congress to call Convention of
the States.-The last City Gazette (of the Union
Party) suggests, that if Congress adjourn without
relieving the South, it should rise Gas body and
meet i'm "jouthcn Conventions"
'The object OF this convention, would be- In the first
place. enquire nto and ascertain the true extent of the
evil under which abor--the nature OF the Federal
Compacthe extent OF its jurisdiction over us-thc line
ofdvision between the several objects Of its Government
and own,-and the boundary at which the State
thorty begins and that OF the United States, terminates
An important inquiry to be made, and point ascertaned
would be TO the court OF common arbitanent- tr
bunal for determining all constitutional differences be-
tween the authorities; and another topic Of inquiry
should be the proprey ola General Convention of the u
States for revision Of the Constitution, according with
and accommodated to- the present circumstances Of
country-havng eye to the altered condition ofits intc
rests, and the loss Of that balance of power in the old
States. from the annexation TO them of the new.
Will the Tarfites make no sacrifices to save the
Constitution? to prevent this Southern Convention?
Cancellation must be displayed. Concessions must
be made. 1t was the spirit i'm which this Consttu-
ton was famedit is in that spirit 1t must be pre-
served.-We say with Mr.. Tyler, at the close of his
late excellent Speech in the Senate:
"Again, call upon gentlemen deeply TO pause. For
one, an, ready TO meet them liberal terms; and in
my poor Judgment it is TO the interest of the manuac
urers themselves that this question should be settled
Let them remember the books of tho syb and profit by
the recollection. The south seeks to lay rude rio
Tent hand eristg establishments, but has right
TO erpect dn,eordtion Of ats burdens The PROPOSE
ton Of the Senator from Kentucky yields nothing to her
complaints The taxes which he proposes repeal, have
never been complained of and have existed from the
taion Of the Government. hope, most sincerely Mr..
President that this question ,ciH be adjusted and Mro'
that adjustment, peace and harmony restored to the
Union.'
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The decision OF the Supreme Court, in the case
OF me missionaries comes upon us, 10 say the least
oil II, at most unfortunate time. What is the con-
d'ion OF the Indians! From the late report of the
haze emgrated beyond the Mississppi--and l6 $40
Will go in the course of the yearIn ALL So 960-and
mat there remain east of the Mississippi and south of
michigan, about 3645O-Of these the Creeks constitute
about 2O,O0O-But since the decision of the Court
ascerained that the Greeks in Alabama have held Great
council and that they have sent deputaion Wash
lngtoD to sell their lands The effect this decision
the 1000 Cherokecs is easily gucscdOut of these $50
oil the Georgia tribe had already enrolled themselves
emigration. Who does the of this de cision
upon their minds! The Indian Superintendent writes
the Secretary of Waron the 9th January last "The Dele
CATION will propose treaty, in Of failure to re-
gain their ancient prvileges here" The Court holds
out this 'Promise TO the earhe government bailed
In their negotiation, and the moderation of the Indians
postponed.
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THE LEGISLATURE.


The bill for the deportation Of the Free People Of CO.
our, has been indefinitely postponed in the Senate.
substitute had been proposed in that body, providing
that each county should incur the expcnce of paying for
the removal of the Free Negroes who reside in it, This
motion failed.
The bill from the House modified in several par
0cuars The appropr rated for the next year wiz
$780, was reduced to so, 900 dollars.
In the second place, the third class struck out, viz
those who might be hereafter cmancipatcd.
In the third place, the principle OF hiring out those,
who mightbe emancipatcd without any provision for pay
Ing the expences of removing heml until sufficient
sum had been raised by their hires also struck out.
motion was made Saturday TO postpone Indefinitely
The bill thus modified, and carried by OF IL TO
A-The Police Bill is still before the Senate
Yesterday, the James River Bill ordered TO be en-
crossed and read 3D. tmeIt is amended strike
out the commissioners for estimating the value of the State
Improvements the James river, and TO insert mil
lion doars as their value Crhey cost 81 300,O00) Be-
sides this, the State is 10 contribute million
1t Is believed that the Bill will pass the House of Dele
gates The toll on the James River Caaal is changed TO
IL cents on all agricultural products, Sc. SALT mi
neral productions, &C., cents; and me lumber, SC.
10 IL cents per ton per mile The maximum of divi-
dend Is to be 10 cent till the principal has been
imbursed with per cent inerest-and then moi 10
coed 10 per cent.
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PGssDte Casa split Jackson cket in Virginia may
elcct INC clay ucket; not only of President bat Of
tyesmeW'-ltm may be the same case in Illinois Indiana.
&c-~fhe Jackson party ought TO untc--and make con-
ccssion TO each other In DiUision there is Dangey.
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Nj ARRI ACE
DEATHS.

On the evening Of tho 92nd u by The Rev Jacs Dougben
John DIpuy FamVe. Miss Daniel only daughter
MT John O. Daniel of Pnwlninn
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90 LLLnaLitI o.Ln1. Ill. Nj OIL 100


Messrs Edors-Enclosed is n COPY of several resou.
ions presented TO meeting at the City Hail. on Tuesday
evening, for the purpose Of recommending Col Richard
johnson for the Vice Presidency. The meeting was nu
merous, and highly respectable; but having been called
very unadvsedly by those who more jealous than
we-il assembled without any thing like previous concert
hcuity having occurred in consequence the want of
concert-thc rcat friends Of Col johnson determined TO
ADJOURN without adopting the resolutions aud TO pospo1
any further action upon the subject until more suitable
occasion Nevertheless the principles contained i'm these
resolutions such rs should be ncucacd upon the mind
Of every individual who il SOLICITORS for the preservation
OF peace and harmony in the ranks Of the great Repub
can Party And IL is for the purpose Of disseminating
these principles and not for the purpose Of obtrudng the
claims Of Col johnson upon the public, that desire pub.
LEGATION Of these resolutions IN your widely circulated pa
per. A SUBSCRIBER