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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-27
Very respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM STANBERRf.
Member of the House from Ohio.

Member of the House from Ohio.
April 14th, 1882.
MI. VANCE thercupon offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resoiusd, That the Speaker do issue his war;
rant, directed to the Sergeant at Arms attend
ing the House, commanding him to take into
custody wherever to be found, the body Of
Samuel Houston, and the same in his custody
to keep subject to the further order & discre-
ton Of the House.
This motion led to long debates in which
Messrs. Polk, Speight, and other satellites Of
the administration, exerted themselves to ex-
Itenuate the offence and avert the just indigna-
ltion OF the House from the offender On the
other hand the power & dignity of the House,
and the necessity Of protecting its members
from interruption in the performance of their
duty TO the people, were firmly and conciusiv.
lely asserted by Mr.. Coulter, MIR. Burgess and
lother members. The resolution was finally a.
dopted BY vote of t45 to rs.
On Monday, HoUsToN was afragned at the
lbar of the House III custody Of the Sergeant
l-at.aruis: and after having Stated that he could
be ready for trial in % hours, was conducted
from tte Houses
/ Our incomes should be like our Shoes--if toe
small they win gall and pinch us5 but if toe
llarges they win cause us to stumble atd to trip
4 But wealth; after all is relative, thing, since
lhe that has little and wants less is richer thar
he that has much and wants more. The CON
itentment depends not upon what we have BID
upon what we would have; tSb was lafg'
enough for Diogenes, but toorh was toe lie
lie for Alexander.
! To render good for evil IL God.Hke; 20 rende
.igood fer good IL atdn-fke; to render evil 70
1SviI Ia benss.fike: to render evil for GOOD i
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-27

To render good for evil ii GoS.fke; % render
good fer good IL ardn-Kks; to render evil for
evil is beass-ike; to render evil fof good il
dsoiEtte.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

shares De subscribed. We confidently believe
ina. the whole arnount of stock will be taken,
within tne time mentioned. We trust, that our
ieiiow citIzehs OF Wilmington and vicinity will
not hold back, on this occasion, from an enter.
prize which promises SO much benefit to their
immediate interests, Wewish to guard against
a spirit of speculation, and Tor that purpose. il
is desirable, that the stock should be widely
difused among those who have a primary in
terest in the accomplishment of the work. II
would not look well for the character of our CT.
ty, if the major part of the stock of this section
of the great line of railroad extending from
New York TO Baltimore and the Ohio, should
be taken in Philadelphia, where, we understand
liberal subscription will be made;
Del journal
1t is said that the receipts from the use of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail- Road. now exceed
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS per ddy--while the
expenses are certainly less than half that sum,
80 that the nett daily income is nearly, and
probably by the list of April, will be quite, and
perhaps exceed THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS per
day. For as the weather improves, the income,
especially from travelling, increases: without
any. or at most, comparatively small increase
of expense:-R agersforpH Press.
The British Navy consists Of 1913 vessels,
3549 gums, exclusive of yachts, ten
ders. steam-packets, and vessels employed in
the revenue service. The amount appropria-
ted by Parliament for, the navy during 1881,
was 3,o65,24s dollars
The United States Government has conclu-
ded a treaty with the Wyandot Indians, in o.
hio, by which the latter code to the United
States, tract of sixteen thousand acres of land
for 1dollar e6cts. per acre,
:.
Vessels arriving at Boston, from any part OF
Great Britain, are put under quarantine, on ac"
count of the appearance of the Cholera in Lon
don.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

board Of the Steam Boat PoIander which arri.
we'd at this place on Sunday last thar the Steam
Boat Brandywine, Of Nashville Tennessee. on
her way up from New Orleans was destroyed
by hfe, and that from rs to sopassengers have
been burnt TO death. The accident occurred
about 25 miles above Memphis, it is said that
the IRE was communicated to the boat from
some carriage wheels, which were packed in
straw, and slowed near the furnace.
Pittsburgh Times.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
FOR SALE
At


Edward Bringhurst's
TGtNldDz 7sIaT7s s. 9szSTaEZ
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE
North Ccrnes or i3fbrket and Honover Streets
THE CELEBRATED COMPOUND
CHLORINETOO WASH
For Cleansing and preserving the TEEfH
and GUMS, and cleansing the MOUTH.
Dr. J6hn b. Heintslemons Patent Elastic Pad
TRUSS.
This Truss has been hi hly recommended by
some of the most distinguished Surgeons i'll
the United States, and is considered superior
TO any that ha, been invented.
Reference to -
G. MCCLELLAN d. Professor of Surge.
nv in Jefferson College Philadelphia. =
Il EBERLE, M. p. Professor in the Ohio
Medical College (cincinatti) late of Phil'a.
E.P. ATLEEs NJ. D.; G.F.KLINGEL,M.Ds
c. NOBLE NJ Dbl. KLAPP.M.D. J. UH-
LER,M.D. f, BUCK, I'D. Members of the
Philadelphia Medical Society.
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WILMINGTON & SUSQUEHANNA
Rail, ROAD.

The books for subscription to the stock q
this Company were opened this day. list inst: }
in this c;tv at the house of John M. Smith. and
in the CITY of Phil'a at the Cofee House. and
viii be kept open for days, or until 5000
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the N. Y. Journal Of COMMERCE.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,

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.'hs so"'e VI VIC 9'nP''ns '" tee
namely. vomiting and GOODNESS OF me surface
he reigning terror converts these symptoms
INTO those OF inc asiatic 'cnoIera' ne P'i-
ents are al cop'ousy bied IN this co,u st,se
OF an inhammnt?ry feyer' ana one OF ''em u,e a,
without exhihlt'ns Inc true Signs. w poh'
norton eXamination' Poruon 81 ','e o 49,,
was found liSe piece OF Scarie', tne ann a""t
membrane tmcSened an PUPPY from ii,ha ra
tion' and certain appearances on us su,i".e'
which lett no doubt that the dseaSe was e C,,
it's. or inflammation of the bowels. a Cold
stage always usIers in an acute internal inham-
nation; and all the other Il children present
led the cold inltatory stage: ana were Died.
Some OF them nearly perlshed' ana are haruiy
yet out OF danger but every one OF mem a,'ef
wards exhibited the most unequivocai ev-
dence ofSaSsro entp'f's' or inhammauon OF tne
stomach and bowels as eVinceu ol ie.e ~.
ness. exquisite tenderness az Vne pn ., s;,I e
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

We perceive that the Jackson and CLAY par
ties in Connecticut, have nominated the same
individuals for the Offices Of Governor. Lieut..
Governor and Treasury; and still they raise the
cry Coalition =! oh, thou modest maiden!
i DeL( Delhi Ni7:0 Republican.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

ers Of this unfortunate free-born citizen, g to
prevent the approach of every Intruder To
what place Of safety have they been accompa-
nied' Are all of those who have refused g to
betray the trust con6ded' in them by the MUIR
derers Of Morgan rewarded in life by the tes-
timony Of their consciences?' And in death
will the 1900 signers Of the masonic "declara.
ton publicly avow their appreciation of their
conduct, being best acquainted with the mer.
its Of such actions? Let every man judge for
himself, taking into consideration the time when
the above extracts were published, and the fact
that the editor Of the Courier was then and
still is high jealous mason, what object the
editor had in view in thus proclaming tine hon
or which masons award to those who assisted
the violators of the laws to escape punishment
4.. Maine Free Press.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
ISAAC HUES and JOHN F. HARRISON
was this day dissolved BY mutual consent. AN
persons indebted to- or having demands a.
gainst the Firm, will apply to ISAAC HtTES,
who is fully au no lied to settle all the un6nt
ished business, and close the accounts.
ISAAC HUES.
John F. HARRISON,
May tss 1889. 1T
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
ANDREW J. SHADD
Rarber, a. FTairdreSSer.

Most respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he continues to wait upon
gentlemen in the above line OF business at NO.
SEi. Market Street, next door to J. Bring
Iur.t;s chemical Store. where he hopes by q
s,tisf attention to his occupation, to merit and
fsss;ys 4 liberal share Of the public patronage.
fIsA general assortment of Perfumery kept
s'''' ANDREW ]. SHADD.
| wilmington, May LIST, 1882.
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IrcHOINTMENT.,

ITCH OINTMENT:
dn efsctual remefi for the ITCH Il does
not contain either mercury 0, sulphur,and may
Be applied with pert ct safety.
IRA liberal discount made to retailers.
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.JEBBS LLyN'LJNE.NT.

RHEUMATISM, CIIILBLAINS, BRUISES, sPRAINs'
NuAfBNEss, STIFFNESS IN THE JOINTS, &c. &c.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04
IRELAND.

ireland continues agitated, as Usual AM
immense assembly convened in Dublin, March
ist, to consider the subject Of petitionihg
Parliament for repeal Of the Union between
Great Britain and ireland.
DUBLIN, March.-Mr. o. Cohneli has just
arrived; tomorrow he will meet the National
Political Union. and put forth his promised
address to the people of Ireland on the sub
Iiect of tithcs. On Tuesday it is expected ne
sets out for Kilkenny, where the assizes cons
.mence on Wednesday; the 9TH itst'
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

Vessels arriving at Boston, from any part OF
Great Britain, are put under quarantine, on ac"
count Of the appearance Of the Cholera in Lon
don.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-04

For Cleansing and preserving the TEETH
and GUMS, and cleansing the MOUTH.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-11-14
IT. s. Mail Stage.

vHsHE subscriber has commenced running a
M line Of four horse coaches from Vandalia to
Macoupin Point, twice week. Travellers
from the east for Springfield and the northern
parts of the State, will find this one of the most
convenient and expeditions routes This line
ntersects the line of stages from Springfield to
st. Louis twice week, at Macoupin Point, and
the line from Maysyille to 81. Louis once a week,
at Vandalia. New and commodious coaches
have been provided, and none but careful drivers
will be employed.
For seats, apply at CuARTER's Hotel, Van
dalia, BENNET's, Hillsboro' and JOHN HENDER-
SONS, Maconpin Point
HENRY RUSSELL, Contractor.
Sept. 5, 1882. 24-2m
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September Term Cook Circuit Court, 1892
HESTER lNeEasoLL,)

4
n NiiS day came the complainant by his counsel and
- the Court being satisfied that the defendant Polly
ingersoll is nonresident Of this State It's therefore,
on motion of the compliments counsel ordered that
unless the said defendant shall personally be and appear
before the Judge Of the Cook Circuit Court before
the first duy of the thereof be holden at the
Court House in Chicagp the fourth Monday in the
month Of April next, 10 answer the allegations and
charges contained in tie sai1 compliments bill which
has been exhibited against her in the said Court on the
chaneery side thereof thu same will be taken as confess
cd agast her and the matters thereof decreed
DINGHY and il is further ordered that copy of this
der BIO published in the "vnndaha Whig," public
newspaper printed in thetown Of Vandalia said state
for four weeks successfully at least in every week.
the first insertion whered to be made within sixty days
from the date hereof and the said defendant is hereby
notified TINT tn. said complainant will apply at the Of
fee of the Clerk of the Cook Circuit Court on the f
teenth of Deceber next for Dedimus rotestatem or
commission under the sell of said Court take the
dispositions of fIawey Maxfeld, Charles Ingals and
George Wilson to be readas evidence the trial of the
above entitled cause at which time and place the said
defendant may appear and Gle inerogaons if she
proper and it is o, further ordered that this
be continued to the term of this Court the
complanants costs. 1921
Attest, RICHARD l. HAMILTON, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

will rent, or sell the whole, or part including the
u valuable improvements thereon, of tract of land
containing 500 Acres The improvements consist Of
excellent dwellinghouse, barn, well Of water, and
kitchen. with SO acres of land under chltvation.-
SAID farm is sitaued within two mil of the Ferry OPP
posite ST. Louis Said tract Of land contains u.s.
tible mines of STONE COAL, good timber and prairie
land. The coal and timber are the nearest, that are
good, to St. Louis. MI. Winstanley, who resides on
the premises, will give sny further information desired
Also, one other tract Of land, containing one hum.
dred and twenty acres wherein there valuable i'm
provements, good house and plantation This tract
is situated eight miles from the St. Louis Ferry, and
contains great quantities of Stone Coal, the banks Of
which are open and ready for use, and good building
rock. fats 49,
For particulars apply to. Nc: Belsha, near Virgins
Ferry, to me in Belevle, iii.
October II, 1882. 1911 JOHN REYNOLDS
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NOTICE.

VuVHERE was committed to my custody three Me-
IL GRO MEN, az ranaways, viz: one on the 2lst
day of August last aul Negro about 25 years Of age,
feet inches high, and says he belongs to Hum
phrcy W6rrin, living n Missouri, and another on the
18th Sept inst about thirty years DID, Eve feet seven or
eight inches high stout built and says he belongs to
Bryant Oats, lying ID Hopkins county, Kentucky, and
the other on tie Goth inst, Muatto man, about "a
years of age 5eet or inches high and says he be-
longs Mrs. iempsted, St. Louis and fthey not
taken out in SIX weeks, they viii be- ealt with accor-
ding to law. Golccnda, Sept. 81, 1882. 28-6w
A. .. STORM, s. P G.
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learned to appreciate such friendship, and mad the
irmness TO Tell them 50. Perhaps twas impru-
dent; but she could not dissemblc. She could
not carry smiles and sunshine in her face" when
sense Of the insults which she had received
from them sat heavy on her heart
The consequence was, united determination
among them to defeat the hopes of Sophia, by
destroying the confidence of Mr. jackson in her
virtue.
The plans which they concerted for this ppr-
pose will be disclosed in the next chapter.
[coNcLusIoN NEXT wEEK.l
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Protection Insurance Company

UOPHAR CASE, of Vandalia, Agent for the PRO
"A TEC9ION INSURANCE COMPANY of Hart
ford Connecticut offers to insure Houses Stores Mills
Factories, Barns, and the contents of EACH together
with every other similar species of property
Against Loss and Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered low as those of any
other similar institutions and every person has now an
opportunity for tng sum, to protect himself against
the ravages Of this destructive element For terms Of
insurance application may be made to me at this place
am authorised to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
vandaa, July 4, 1882. left
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NOTICE.

4 NHERE will be sold at public auction in the town
of Lawrenceville, illinois, by order of the circuit
court of said county at their last September term,
Saturday, the SN dry of December
4ert,
the following Tract Of Laud lying and being in the
county of Wabash, stateof Illinois, namely: The east
half of fraction number twelve township number one
north, of range number twelve west, containing one
hundred and sixty acres Of land except twenty
thereof sold by Joseph Baird, in his life time.
80 JAMES BAIRD,
Surviving Administrator of Joseph Baird, decd.
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Administrators Notice.

A Ii persons having chims against the estate Of
"A William Mcintosh, Gate of the county Of Wabash
and state of lnois0 deceased, hereby, notified and
requested to exhibit the sams the undersigned or to
the Judge Of Probate in and or the county Of Wabash
for settlement, within mouths from the date hereof
WILLIAM GREER, and a,h,r,,
ORLANDO B. FiCKLIN. 'a""'''
Of the estate Of I'm. Mcintosh.
Mount Carmel, Oct. a2d, 1882. 1871
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w. II. SIMMONS.


UUsT received full supply of fashionable and new
% GOODS, consisting Of Orleans Musns, Fig'd.
Mandarines, Palmarines Gros des hides, Zephyrnes,
black Italian and French Florences and ros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, 80, A and Sd gauze and barege
Hdlt and Scars, Paris net Hdks. and Hermann Shals
Ia new and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose and half Hose, of
superior quality, ladies' and gentemeD's Gloves For
sale, wholesale and retail, on accommodating terms.
March 81 Ally U. B. BREWSTER.
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In the Coos Circuit Court, September Term, 1882
:, JOSEF. = s4..s' ATTACHMENT.

taHIs day the plaintiff, & the defendant not ap.
defendant shall appear before the next Circuit Court
Cook county, the fourth Monday in April, 1883, al
Chicago, in the state of Illinois, give special ball. and
plead to attachment issued against the estate of the
said defendant out of the Cook Circuit Court in favor
of said plaintiff 70 the of hundred dollars that
judgment by default will be rendered against him and
The estate attached, will be ordered to be old and il
is further ordered that copy Of this order be published
in the Vandala Wing and lnteigencer, paper printed
at vandaa, for nr weeks successfully, the first inser
ton whereof to be made within sixty days from th
date, and that this cause be continued until the nex
term of this court
x 'Atrde copy from the record of said court.
324t RICHARD !. HAMILTON. Clerk.
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TNHAT the undersigned has taken on, letters tesla
- mentary of the last viii aud testament OF Samuel
Teal deceased, and qualieas such executor. All per-
having Claims against the estate of the decea se
are hereby notified and required to exhibit the same
me to the court If probate for the county of Coles
for settlement within uine month, from the cate hereof
Dated this 9Th day of Oct, lS32.
32 JOEL FROST, Erecu.of 1:c.
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TAKEN UP

1b}Y William Smith, at his residence in Cnrk county
20 an estray MARE, lisht bay, supposed to be four
hands high, three white feet, her hind feet white half
up to her hook and llft fore foot small blaze in
her faceappraise to thirty dollars by james PlslcE
and Alexander Cunningham, before me- j. Espcy. Sept.
&c, 1889.
true copy from ny cstray book, Octobcr 8, 1882.
80 JACOB HARLAN Clerk.
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ROE'TRY.
From thNew England Magazine.
SABATH EVENING.


SABBATH EVENING.
Serenely sinks is holy day,
And in the climbers of the West, ,ra
The sunbeams bwly melt away,
Where couJin purple splendor rest.
All, all the coutless lamps that burn
With light fro Heavens unwasting urn,
Nights solemrgloon viii soon reveal,
For 10. one SIT has burst its seal;
Bright herald the quiet hour,
With what hoy the spirit springs e
To see thee shining DER the bower
Where thortht can fold her wearied wings;
The bower of hometown sweetly glows,
On this calm Shbath's sacred close,
Affecton's amteA-with beam divine,
Undimmed AMI hre, dear star, as thine!
Deeper, still deeper on the vale,
And on the venerable wood,
That bends to feel the stirring gale,-
And on the mountains solitude,
The shadows Of the evening fall:
And dgrker spreads the gorgeous pah
OF clouds,-for every ray that shone
Among their nassy foldsis gone
Calm day, farewell! Heavens fadeless choirs
Glow, as forever, in the sky
And like sounds of angellyres,
Ihear their tones come floating by;
They chant thy requiem-but now,
While the soft nght-wind Goods my brow,
Gratefully lie, me sneel to share
This hour of feryent, voicelcss prayer!
P B.
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State Of Illinois, Marion county
{sVeA5 committed to my custody by Bird M. simp
w son, y. P.
A NEGRO MAN WILLIAM.

twenty-five six years DID, FIVE feet Tor 10 inches high
dark complexion, who says he belongs to John Brooks,
Scott county, Missouri, and had with him large
rel horse, six or tears DID, saddle, bride, and
blankets, zone leather hung Shirt Of which said Negro
says he stole the Mississippi river, between Kaskas-
kia and st. Genevieve laid Negro says he has been
absent one month"; Owners Of said property OBJ
tain the same by proving paying charges, &c.
WILLIAM DlvIDSON, Sheriff.
October 10, 1882. 3O.6t