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HUBBARD a. EDWARDS

q a AVE taken Store No. 26, Pearl Street, Cincinnati
III "a doors East of the Pearl Street House-whsre
they have opened complete assortment of AGORS
School, Law, Classical, Theological, and Miscellaneous
Also-sWntlng, Letter, and Printing Paper Binders
Boards and Paper Hangings, of Eastern manufacture,
best and common qualities. They have on hand, and
intend to keep, greater variety of standard School
Books and Books for Children, than be found else
where in the western country To these they invite the
particular attention of School Visitors and instructors
and all Others in any way interested in eGucaton as
surfing them that their prices shall be reasonable and
uniform. Country Merchants are respectfully invited
to call, or forward their orders
All orders for Books not hand, for Periodicals.
received and answered with care and despatch.
Cincinnati, April |, 1882 3-6t
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VANDALHA:
"Wednesday, April 4, 1882.
70 Washington papers received by last nights mail.

DIR. Pughs letter from New York, copied in last
from the Illinois Patriot, seems not to meet very a
vorable reception with friend of the Herald. That
ANY thing should occur, says that gentleman to the
establishment of one who has been so long spectator
lof the intrigue and maneuvre of designing he
has, may well doubtful But the letter in ques
ton "for unbushing efrontery and unauthorized as
sumption of power,'' he continues, dis without match
and as he reads he lifts his hand and holds his breath in
utter establishment Now that gentleman should
write to his friend does not to us strange aston
ishingno very striking evidence of e6ronery appears
in such an act--nen have done Nor is it Won
derful that Mr. Pugh, commissioner should devise
ways and to effect the end of his appointment
or that having made propositions to individuals TO aid
in carrying forward work of great Importance to the
state of Illinois, and having received answers TO his
propositions, he should put those answers print.
This certainly is no assumption of power: any cti-
zen might have done the same, and some, perhaps,
whose communications would have received more
courteous reception in the office of the Herald.
If we understand Mr. r., he has neither made nor at
tempted to make any deintive arrangement with the
capitalists of New York, entered into any negotia-
tons which he supposed binding upon the state. On
the contrary, he writes, 81 shall report to the state the
propositions have nan,ed;'' and that honest Legla.
ture which we, in common with the editor of the Her
aid, hope to assembled next winter, will then feel
we presume that they still have the right adopt such
measures as, on elaboration, appear best.
We apprehend that the true secret of the astofieh
men the editor of the Herald processes to feel is not
that Mr. P should have the effontery to travel to New
York, and write back to his friends the subject oil
railroads and canals but rather that he should be so
uubIushngly bold to announce himself candidate
for Congress Gle creating hobby says our FRIEND
to ride to Washington upon, and imagining hun already
atride his palrey, and urging under whip and spur
to tie City of loaves and fishes, he puts himself in the
way and raises loud and dismal cry, (ike an aston
shed man, expecting, doubt, to Tighten the unwa-
ry animal off his course and plunge the rider in the
ditch.
With Mr. P's pretensions, as a candidate for Con-
gress, or his prospects of success have, present.
nothing to do; but the subject of the Objectionable
letter, which Mr. P had the happiness misfortune to
write, deeply the whole state and we regret
that respectable print the Herald should
to degrade it to the low rank of a hobby
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tur, who commanded the party. The bill was
debated for humber OF days.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Clayton of
Georgia, for the appointment of Committee
to repair to Philadelphia, and investigate the
affairs of the Bank of the U. S. against which
Mr.. Clayton arrived long string of accuse
tions. has passed. But before its passage, it
was amended, on motion of Mr.. Adams, SO as
to require the committee to report by the 21st
of April. and as passed, its reads thus:
Resolved, That Select Committee be ap-
pointed to inspect the Banks, and examine in
to the proceedings of the Bank of the u S.;
to-report thereon, and to report whether the
provisions Of its charter have been violated or
3 not; That the said committee have leave to
meet in the City ofPhiladelphia, and to make
Fsheir final report on or before the 2lst day OF
April next; That they shall have power to
send for persons and papers, and to employ
the requisite clerks, the expense of which shall
be audited, and allowed by the Committee OF
Accounts, and paid out of the Contingent fund
Of this House.
The following are the members Of the Sc
lect Committee: Messrs. Clay ton, of Georgia
Adams, of Mass; McDuffe Of S. c. Gambler
lcng, Of n. Y, johnson, Of KY; Thomas, Of
Maryland, aud Watrough Of Pennsylvania.
After the appointment of Dir. Adams upon
the Bank Committee, (Which requires him to
spend some time in Philadelphia) he moved
that he might be discharged from further ser
vices as Chairman Of the Committee OF Man
uiattures. This motion gave rise TO long
debate: in which Members Of all parties ex'
pressed their regret at the motion, and their
reluctance to give up the aid Of Mr.. Adam;
as a member of that very important commit
tee;--whch is, ia fact. the Tariff Committee
Finally -
Mr.. WAYNE observed, that from what had
been said, the Gentleman from Massachusetts
could not but be conscious of the general de-
sire, as well of the advocates as of the oppo
nents of the Tariff, that he should retain his
present situation. And since it bad been as
certained that the Committee could not have
the city before Wednesday, he would take the
liberty Of suggesting to that gentleman the
propriety of Withdrawing his request for the
present, and rejecting on the subject ill Mon
day; when, should he still remain of the same
mind, he would have an opportunity of renew
ing bis motion.
Mr.. ADAMS said, that he very readily acce-
ded 10 the proposition just made by the gen
tlcman from Georgia; yet, he must he indul-
ged in one single observation, namely, that il
he should renew the request, as he presumed
he should, the House would do him a favor
should they abstain from making any farther
observations on the subject. He bad been
most deeply afflicted by what had already
passed. He had felt in the strongest manner
the improperly Of his being iii the House
while such remarks were made, being very
conscious that remarks of an opposite kind
might have been made with far more proprie
ty, and had probably been withheld in conse-
quence Of his presence.
The motion was withdrawn.
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To Correspoadents- Gator is inadnissible not be-
cause object his sentiments his manner but be-
cause his views fully set forth the address Of
the Convention held in this place the 26th ut, that
think the public will suffer detrmen, if his
nication be suppressed
Ekhorn Demagogales has too many prongs and rami-
fcations: advise the writer to try again, to
Der the admonition of the sage 'Be shor, and
sionally examine his Walker.
1iberius is laid the table for the present.
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SALE CT scEoo. :ANcs,

DURsUANT to the law respecting the sales Of the
IL School Lands, approved January 90, 1929, and
February the l5h 1881, shall offer at Public Sale, te
the highest bidder, at the Courthouse in the town OIL
Sheibyve, county of Shelby, and State of Illinois, on
Tuesday, The 22d day Of Nay nert,
t being the second day of the Shelby Circuit Court
Section No. is, in Township, No. North, Range No. /
East The above mentioned tract of land will be sold
in lots of 80 each. II is situated on the road
leading from shelbyve to vandalia nearly equally d
vided with timber and prairie.
JOSEPH OLIVER,
Comn'r. of School Lands for said County of Shelby
March 1st 1899. 3-6t
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Administrators Notice,

A BALANCE of forty-fve dollars and twenty-eight
IN cents, of the estate of DAVID MORROW, who
died interstate in Alexander county, Illinois, the 29h
day of July, 1897, remaining in my hands-al just
charges against said estate, which have come to my
knowledge, having been fully paid-al persons having
claims demands against said estate are hereby mott
ned that nness they exhibit the same together with the
evidence in support thereof before the Court of
date hereof the payment of such demands will be for
ever barred. JAMES BERRY.
Public Admir- of Alexander county, iii.
March 9, 1892. S-8t
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JOS lBWWJiUa
Clock & Watch-Nlaker,

ST. LOUIS,
NJ EEPS on hand extensive assortment of articles
IN iii his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alahaster, q mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jeweled LEpine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mentien.
ST. Louis, March Id, 1882 lily
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Notice,

q HAVE taken ont letters of administration of the
IL estate of G ERRARD RILEY, deceased, late of the
county of Edgar, and State of Illinois, All persons
having claims against said deceased notified pre-
sent the to the undersgned the Judge of Pro-
bate for SAID county Of Edgar, the law directs.
JOHN w. RILEY, Admir-.
Paris. March 20, 1882 3-4t
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State of Illinois, Union Circuit Court,
October Term, 1881.

Polly PATTERSON,
against LIBEL FOR A DIVORCE
lHUGH ~ PATTERsoN,N
IvSSHlS day came again the complainant by Rowan
E her solicitor, and on her motion, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that the said defendant
not an inhabitant of this StateOrdered that notice
OF the tendency of this be published in the Hi
nois Gazette for four weeks successvey and that un
less the said defendant shall enter his appearance and
answer the bill OF the complaint exhibited against him
herein, by the first day of the next of this Court
the same will be taken for confessed against him. ana
decree entered accordingly And is further ordered
that this cause be continued until the term of this
Court.
correct copy-22d October, A. d. 1881.
42-4tl w. DAVE, C1erk.
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HANDS LAY Held

VUyHE subscriber wants to employ TWO GOOD
H. STONE NGASCfyS, and three TENDERS,
to commence before the 10th of April For 'uch
hands he will give good prices.
He also Informs the citizens of Vandaa and vicinity
that he intends to carry on the
stone, - ok, and PlasteriDg WcfA
which he will ensure be done good as the materials
will allow. .,,o,r :.
Vandalia, March 20, 1882. --4t
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EOTTCE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate of Err
IA BIN FUNKHOUSER, late Of White county, de-
ceased hereby notified and requested to exhibit the
same to the undersgned administrators of said estate
or to the Court of Probate of White county aforesaid
for settlement within nine months from the date hereof
in order that said administrators may certainly know
the number and amount of claims against said estate
preparatory the liquidation and payment of the
DANIEL HAY,
JOHN GILLISON, Adn'rs
ANTHONY l.. HAMILTON,)
Carmi, January 80 1882. l-4f
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BOOK lElllJflLlLAlQso

6 MARBLES & PAsCHALL, at the Office of the
~ Missouri Republican, st. Louis, continue to man
ufacture BLANK BOOKS of every description, ruled
to any desired pattern.
They will keep constantly for SALE Ruled Paper Can
Letter, and Printing Paper, Blank Cards, &C.
st. Louis, March %, 1892. @
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ILLINOIS MAGAZINE

ILLINOIS MAGAZINE.
BY last mail received the February number of this
interesting work. The articles mostly crignal-and
that epthet applied to the literary productions of Judge
Hail, is nearly synonymous with good. We have read
each successive number of this periodical with equal
pleasure and profit and happy to say the expecta-
tons INDUCED when it was first issued have been
fully realized. The writer began begin exper-
iment, doubtful of the result yet this, presume
he satisfied that his experiment has succeeded Seve-
raj of the articles in the number before u.s. should be
pleased to insert, wholly in part, in paper, had
room, and did not believe tha most of our read
Iers also readers of the Magazine
We have seen little in the whole work harsh or I'M
pleasant except the title page. Illinois Magazine, pub
lished at ST. Louis, No. sounds rather incongruou
though if ST. Louis be- the editor of the Times
time since affirmed the capital of the two states,
ought not to obectverily right that the only lite
rary periodical in the state should be published at its
capital.
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Adm II. sts.s..spL,a Moi. I.

FES1E undersigned having taken out letters of adj
III mnistration 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 according to
law, to the Judge of Probate for said county, u.s.
within nine months, preparatory settlement there
Of and those owing said estate, to make immediate
payment. J. M. M'LEAN,} A.
DANL. PAlNE,} nun Is
January 30, 1892. I-4t
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Public meetings of the friends of the present admins
raon have lately been held in the counties of Marion
and Bond AT these meetings various resolutions were
passed expressing their appreciation of the political
course of Gen. Jackson their dsapprobation of any
attempt create division among his friends in this
state, and recommending the appointment of delegates
to the convention to be held at Baltimore in May next.
Detailed notices of these meetings table, and
will be published can find room.
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SSEScl LIND FcE, sale,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on the third
l Monday in May next, at the door of the Court
House in the town of Shelby there will be offered
for sale, to the highest bidder Section number sixteen
Township eleven North, Range four East as ubdiyded
by the trustees n said section Said Land will be sold
in lots of 80 acres, commencing the northeast
ner at lot number one and offering each lot in rotation
until all are offered. map of said section fled with
the Commissioner and be seen at the Clerks Office
JOSEPH OLIVER,
Commissioner School Lands, Shelby Co. III.
March ID, 1882. lids
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NUI'ACE.

ESUTACN.
VA will attend the Court Of Probate, to be holden
Wv at the Court House in the town of Jonesboro'
on the first Monday in the month of July next 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. 81
ELF. GRAMMAR,
.4'ia; Panset, by John Tanscl, her husband,
Executors of said estate.
March 49, 1882. 24t
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Public Administratol-,s Notice

"O1iO MISUNDERSTANDING NCI.CSs
NoTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN, That eighty-eight
~ dollars and sixty-six and half cents, still remains
IN my hands, of the estate of HANNAH BABCOCK
who deceased in Bond county, Ill. December, 1922 All
persons having claims demands against the aforesaid
estate, are hereby notified to exhibit the sac together
with the evidence in support thereof to the Court OF
Probate of Bond county, within six months after this
date, or the same will be forever barred.
VIM VI. STEWART,
Public Administrator of B. c. ILL.,
March Is, 1882. 2-8to
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NOTICE.

ME undersigned having obtained letters of admin
IL isration upon :he estate of KENETH M'lV Frs
late of Shelby county, Illinois, deceased, do hereby no
tfy all persons holding claims against said est4te TO
present them to the undersigned, the Judge of Pro-
bate of said county, within nine months from the late
hereof aud all those owing said estate, requested
to make payment.
WILLIAM l.. WARD,
Admir-. o? K. MIver, deceased
February 80, 1882. l-4t
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WANTED.

an appren,ice 10 the Printing Br-ines, boy be-
"A tween Ia and l6 years Of age OF moral steady,
and industrious habits, possessing toleraeie knoWhdge
Of the English language. Such boy VIII sect with
good encouragement, by makos immediate atpi,.a on
10 tbs Office siafee i9' ioas-
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Notice is hereby given,

N@~D*S|~ SSAVSN1
NHAT shall make application to the Circuit Court
- of Ewarls county, for permission to sell the Real
Estate of JAMES COOPER, late of Marlborough hi.
personal property being insufficient to satisfy the debts
of said estate.
JAMES COOPER, Admir-.
March Ia, 1882 l-3t
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y Stray <.,il.
IttAKEN UP by Robert Wilson, living miles west
ID of Danville, Vermilion county, Illinois,
ONE GRAY HORSE COLT.
one year old last spring. right fore ootwhite and left
hind foot white, with the right fore knee; ap-
praised to $50, by John Light, Ferre Dunn, and Jacob
Goen before Joseph Patterson, Esq the 18th day of
January, A. d. 1882.
A. WILLIAMS, Crk.
Danvle, ILL.,, Jan. 10, 1882. I-3t
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
JEFFERSON CoUNTy.{ es'
Taken TIN

by Joel Wilkinson and James Carol, of said coun-
- ty two estrays, of the following description,
One PALE sORREL HORSE, years old, Ia l-2
hands hands high, fax and tail, small star and
snip IS cents hell, tied with leather strap some
white hairs round his neck under the bell collar; APP
praise to $50. The other, PALE SORREL MARE,
years Old, ID hands high, small in her forehead
one saddle spot on the side of her back one white
hoof behnd, no brands perceivabe appraised to S20
by r. Allen and G. Elkins before me- this Both day OF
Jan. 1882. Geoyge Bullock. !. p.
l-5tJ co2y-attest, JOEL PACE, CFk.
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STATE OF lLLINois,
JEFFERSON COUNTY,,
RoBERr WiLkERsoN, Compl't) IN CHANCEgy.
MARIA WrlkrasoN, Deft} FOR DIVORCE.
NHIS day the said complainant, by Scates, his
Attorney, and on motion, and it appearing to the
Court by testimony, that the said defendant is non
resident of this StateTherefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear on the first day of the next
this Court to be holden at Mount Vernon on the FIRST
Thursday after the third Monday of September next
and answer the companant's bill herein or otherwise
the will be taken for confessed And it is further
ordered that copy of this order be published for four
weeks successfully in some public newspaper in this
State, within sixty days hereafter And the said cause
is continued until the said next term.
copy-teste,
sat- JBEL PACE CPk CCJC
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NOTICE.

Nv HEREAS my Wife Prudence has left my bed
w and board, without my leave consent, this is
to fsrwarn 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, 1889, lSt
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We are requested to announce WILLIAM J. HAN
KlNs, Esq, candidate for Sheriff, this county, al
the next August election,
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We are authorised to announce PAUL BECK, Sch.
Esq, candidate for County Commissioner at the next
August election,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to me, whs do not call and
N settle their Notes Accou.s By the Goth of Arril,
will fluid them in the hands of Justice of the Peace
]. M. DUNCAN.
Marches, 1882. 2-te0A.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
FRANKLIN County,, 90
Franklin c,rcuit Court, april Term, 1882.
SOLOMON CLARK,)
vs.. ATTAo HMENT FOR sl48 SO l-3
julius GIBSON. J
RJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That an attach
ment 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 Sl48 33 l-3 principals and
that unless the said defendant shall appear and give
ca bail to answer said suit, at the next term of said
Court to be holden at Frankfort, and for said coun-
ty, on 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
lat S. NJ. HUBBARD, Crk. C. C.FC.
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NOTICE

us HEREBY GIVEN, That will settle the estate
" of THOMAS DELANY, on the first Monday in
July next Apersons having claims against said estate
will please attend and have them settled
JOHN GRAMMAR
March 90, 1892 2-4t
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q. Aast h Letters

q A4ss Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Vandalia, Wsno;s,
April lst, 1889.
Isaac Anderson Levi Lowry
Il Lold Lee
Stephen T. Beeman David Lilly
Henry Brown VI
ohm Ball Jason C. Mathena
James Braze John Mitchell
Tn. G. Brown Josiah Mcknight
David Black Phineas Maddox
Jonathan Britton William Matthew
c. B. Berry Sims Matheny
& Edgar Morrison
Sanford Crouch, or Rob-l Joseph Mckinney
ert Bean n
Irwin Curlee Jemma Mobiles
Raford Carol Joseph Ne.bit
Rev. John Crouch Isaiah Nichols
Henry N. Coulter p
Joseph Patterson
Jesse oooEn Mrs. susans. Philips
Mr.. Denton John Procktor
Il Thomas L. Price
~. T. Eccles Winslow Pitcher
Mrs. Nancy Edwards II
Josiah Enos Gov. John Reynolds 3
William Reaves, or Chas.)
Clement Ferrel, or James, Spencer
Martin ( Aaron Robinson, Senr.
William Forester Q Augustus Rosemire
G. Joel Roberts
jeremiah Goodin Jouh ftus3el
Grand Secretary Grand( '0fePh nancy
Lodge, Illinois
NJ. Greiner Sheriff Fayette County
EAsbel Garret Geo. f. Stole
J. II. Gillespie Sas Smith
Josiah Galien Robert Stafford
III John Shirley
Rowland Homes James Smith
John Haggatt William Steward
Jacob Helm Il
Thomas Hynes Samuel Taylor Q
Mrs. Elizabeth Hankins John Turner
Miss Rebecca Hays w
-. HaTrs George T. Wroe 2
| John Harris, or isaack Ialby Thomas White
w. Hensng J. Warnool,
| Henry Walker, Senr
John N. johnson Mrs Sally Wells
Rodrick Jinkins George Willis
Henry Jackson Peter White
X
William Keys
1885, JAMES BLACK, P. NJ.