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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

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ed ap the following Resolutions, re-
ported By that commiitees
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The Nai0nsl InleliigesesV Of Tues.
day Says can immense crowd At.
tended the Senate yesterday, 20 bear
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The amount Of Rail Road trsnspos.
iatioH from Frederick 70 Baltimore los
the week ending Tuesday, Jsa. 81. IN.
elusive, was i22 passengers, and a5s4
barrels Of hSuF, besides miseeiIaneeus
articles.
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IL appears from the returns Of IN
Valuation Committee, that there sr
upwards Of 81, 900 spindlss in the sin
gle town Of Lowell, Mass.
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AnotheT Contention "A eorrespon-
dent Of the Village Record" appre.
heads the visitation Of the CheIera,
and is for taking time by the foreiock
tie proposes the mseting Of "a Con
Uepfion Of PhysieiGas," 70 "srranize
corresponding committees between
those countries where the disease is
ripe and our own, and % use ever
means which such esnmilsee in their
wisdom might deem sdsiasbss fes the
preservation 81 the repsblje from The
relentless seouFgs Of Europa,0
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To Undertakes.

YuNHE undersigned is authorised by the Commission.
Il ers appointed by the state of illinois to improve
the navigation of the Little Wabash river, to receive
proposals for making Lock in the mill-dam at New
Haven, White county, owned by the late VIM p Rob-
nson As 1T is presumed that those DESTROYS of under
taking the work will visit the place, it is deemed unne
cessary to be more minute in describing the Lock to be
ade, than by saying it is to be sufficiently large to adj
init the passage of steamboats,. The Commissioners
Will be pleased to receive the suggestions of bidders as
TO the most eligible mode of constructing it, materials
10 be used &C., &C., and the terms upon which they will
execute their respective plans. The Commissioners
will meet at New Haven on the I'd Monday in septem-
next to act upon the propositions which may be re-
Of the person undertaking the work. to
it agreeabiy to their contract Any Communications
upon the subject, post paid addressed to the undersgn
ed, will be promptly attended to-
WILLIAM HI. DAVIDSON.
Narhi' "hite county, July 20, 1889. 22-t2ms
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EOREIGN.
EIGHT DAYS LATERFR ENGLAND.


The packet ship Caledonia, arrived Yesterday,
bringing London papers the 18th of June, and
Liverpool to the 10Th, her day of sailing. The
following good summary of the news is from the
Standard of this morning. We shall hereafter
give extracts from our fies.-Sentinel
Dissolution of PARLIAMENT.--TheL Liverpool
Chronicle says it has been rumored in the city
that Parliament is to close its session on the Goth
instant, and that the dissolution will take place
as after as the machinery of the new bill
can be completed. Another rumor was. thai
Parliament will sit till the middle of July, and
then be prorogued preparatory to the dissolution.
The general impression is, that at whatever peri
cd the session may be closed, no measures will be
brought forward in the Parliament which NAV
conveniently stand over till the next. Neithe,
the Bank nor the East India question, it is con
ceived, can possibly be settled in satsfactor,
manner under such circumstances.
The public rejocings on account of the pas
sage of the Reform Bill, were deferred in Liver
pool, until the Irish and Scoth Bills should also
have become laws.
1t was believed that the contest between Dor
Miguel and Don Pedro would be brought to a
conclusion in two or three weeks at NEST The
former had requested that the English naval
force in the Tagus should take no part in the
struggle, and i: had in consequence anchored out.
side the river, and would remain passive unless
Spain should interfere.
PARIs.-A correspondent of the Herald saws
that the execution of the conspirators and of the
rabble who Joined them went beyond credbiIity
At no period of the two days, did they exceed
five hundred in number! Yet on the first day
(Tuesday,) they possessed themselves of the ar,
senal and of the powder magazine, disarmed ten
military posts, held possession of Paris from the
Barrier du Trone, to the Palais Royal; retreated
from point to point in good order, unpaved the
streets, raised barricades, entrenched themselves
and kept at bay-and with, regret to say, con.
siderable slaughter-regular troops and National
Guards to the amount of 10000 men. On the
second day "Wednesday as early as four O'Clock
IN the morning, there were 10000 troops of the
line, and 10000 National Guards, with thirty six
pieces of cannon (six batteries) engaged.
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| 9. The number OF the route, and its beginning
and termination, as advertised. should be stated
in every bid; and the proposals must be sealed,
directed to the General Post Office, Office of
Mail Contracts" and superscribed ssProposals' y
The following is proper form for proposal !:
81 '0iH conrey the mail, agreeably to advertise
ment, on route No. from to for the
yearly compensation Of dollarsn He must
state the place of his residence; and if not a
contractor, he must accompany his bid with
satisfactory recommendations
| 10 The distances as stated are estimated.
and may not be entirely correct; but if any
errors have occurred in relation to them, no
increase of compensation will be allowed on
that accountable contractor will inform him-
self on that point.
| IL. The Postmaster General reserves the
right of annuling any contract whenever re-
peated failures to arrive within the contract
time shall occur; or whenever one failure shall
happen amounting to the loss of a trip; OF when
ever any direction which he may give shall not
be promptly obeyed.
II. No bid shall be Withdrawn after the time
for receiving it has expired; and should any
person refuse to take a contract at his bid, he
shall forfeit all other contracts that he may have
with the Department, and be held responsible
for all damage that may result from his failure
to comply.
| ID. No contract nor bid can be transferred
without the special and written appreciation of
the Postmaster General; and an assignment of
Il contract, or bid, without his consent, first OBJ
tanned in writing, shall forfeit it. This rule will
never be departed from.
| Ia. If contractor or his agent shall violate
the post office law, or shall transmit CONNER
cla intelligence by express more rapidly than
! the mail, his contract shall be forfeited; and in
all cases, when contractor shall run stage
or other vehicle, more rapidly or more frequent
| iy than he is required by contract to carry the
mail, he shall give the same increased celebrity
and frequency to the mail, (unless the Postmas-
ter General shall otherwise directly and with
out increase of compensation.
| Is. The Postmaster General reserves the
right of curtailing # disseminating any route,
when in his opinion, the public interest shall
require it; and in such case, the contract shall
cease, so far as relates TO the part curtailed, or
to the whole, if discontinued-an allowance of
one months extra pay being made to the con-
tractor.
Is. All contracts for routes embraced in this
advertisement shall commence on the first day
Of January next, and continue one year.
! Decisions on bids will be made known on the
ninth day of November next.
| WILLIAM r. BARRY,
! Postmaster General.
GENERAL Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
July 24th, 1882.
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9. Because powerful moned institution in the
hands of foreigners to a large extent, endangers
the purity of our elections in the time of peace,
and the independence of our country in time Of
war
10. Because if National Bank is necessary,
it should be so constituted as to be purely Ameris
can.
IL. Because he believes the bill in its present
shape unconstitutional.
The issue upon which the Bank men put them.
selves, is now plain one. The President goes
for the people, against the encroachments of
wealth and power. His opponents boast that his
popularity cannot resist the power of their gold
that the Bank can and will buy the country,
and put one of their feed lawyers, Mr. Clay, at
the head of the government We shall see how
this will be.
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The Trenton NJ j. Emporium speaking 0
the Presidents veto on the Bank bill, says: l
: brings US back nearer to the original principle
which pervaded, and the spirit which animate,
the fathers of our country, than any thing which
has emanated from the Executive since the da,
ofJefferson. 1t is the final decision Of the Press
deat between the Aristocracy and the People
he stands by the People. His reasons for obiec
ing to the charter are triumphant.- he objects
/" 1. Because the Bank has already enjoyed i,
'1nenopoles for 20 years. i1
2. Because this monopoly has already operated
as a gratuity Of many millions to the stockhold
,ers. rr - '..
3. Because this bill would operate as an add
tional gratuity to the same men Of at least IA
millions more.
4. Because this immense sum would thus be
taken out Of the pockets of the poor, and put in
10 the pockets of the rich.
5. Because more than one-fourth of the Bank
stock isheld by wealthy foreigners, g. the remain
der by few hundreds Of our wealthest citizens,
and that government favors, if extended at all,
should he extended equally to the poor and the
rich.
.. because the present stockholders have no
exclusive right to this monopoly-and therefore
n granted at all, the people should all have On
opportunity to share alike in the subscription.
Z. Because by the bill the parent Bank would
not be obliged to redeem the notes of its branches
In the hands of individuals.
9. Because while the bill provided ,pt the
stock in the hands of our own citizens might be
taxed, it protected the stock in the hands Of for
clgners from taxation--thus making the stock
more valuable in their hands than in those Of our
citizens, and thereby Offering premium to for
eigders to purchase up the stock and become our
bankers.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS,
IT, , August tn, 1882.
10 the Honorable "The Board of Canal Co,nn;ee;on
ers of the Illinois and Michigan Canal: ,,
conceive it to be my duty respectfully to call your
attention to my former circular, requesting of Won
report OF all the proceedings in relation to said Canal
od Inc fifth section of the act passed 18th February.
1862, enacts, that, "The said Board of anal Comms
oners shall hold two annual meetings at such time and
place as they may think proper and may convene at
any time they may think advisable in case of emergen
cy at the request of the experimenting Commissioner
majority of said Board exclusive CT the Superntend
ing Commissioner, shall constitute quorum to do bns
ness They shall inspect the accounts books state Of
the treasury and all the proceedings of the Treasurer
and superintendng Commissioner and report the same
to the Governor, who shall lay the same before the Le
gis!ature Tor their examnation'
Inc public feels lively interest in every thing, that
relates to said Canal therefore, hope you will reDor
TO me with convenient speed that the progress the
expenditure OF money, and the situation of the Canal
or whether the construction of Rail Road will not
be preerable may be laid before the people, before the
next meeting of the General Assembly of this State
This will enable the people through the medium of their
Representatives in General Assembly to act on the sub
Juct in such manner will advance the public good.
With respect,
s, Your ob't serv't
I'll JOHN REYNOLDS, Governor
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AN Ordinance prevent the commission of certain of
fences in the town of Vandaa
E it ordained by the President and Trustees of the
- town of Vandalia, That if any person or persons
shall at any time in the day. in the early hours of the
night in any of the public streets alleys of said town
wiuy disturb the peace quiet of any neghborhood
or family, or of the town. by loud unusual noises,
boisterous or proane language oby tumultuous and
offensive carriage, threatening, traducing quarreng,
challenging to fght every such person persons shall
be fined in sum not exceeding five, nor less than two
dollars, to be recovered in the of said President
and Trustees, before any court having Jurisdiction Of
the same.
Passed the Board Of Trustees July 80, 1882.
w. H. BROWN, Prest
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10 the heirs at lar Of Russell F. Wilson, decd.
non-residents Of this State, and all others phom
1t may concern:
NAKE NOTICE, That shall make application on
u Wednesday, the 9th day of the next term of the
Gallatin Circuit Court to be held Equsitv on the
first Monday of September next by petition for an or
der Of court to sell the whole such part of the real
estate Of said deceased, may be necessary pay the
debts due by said estate, said real estate being in lo
No ISL, and undivided half of inlot No. 1903 in Shaw
neetown, when and where all persons interested are re-
quesed to attend and shew why said real estate
should not be sold. JOSEPH HAYES, Admir-
Aug. !, 1882 2l-3t
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lh4Y Lewis W .Jorden living on the Embarrass river,
erawiord county, on the Vandalia road, ches-
nut sorrel MARE, seven years old fourteen and half
hands high, blaze in her face both hind feet white 40
otner marks or brands percevable appraised to $40
oy David Philips and Francis w. II. Claycomb before
me TINS 5oth day of June, 1872 WIN. NJ. Richard J. P
2l-3 Copy attest, EDWARD II. PIPER, Clerk.
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Try VIM. Brakeman, living on little Muddy, IN Clay
- county, Illinois, one bright sorre MARE, three
years old, both hind feet white blaze in the forehead
snip on the nose other brands or marks oerceiya
pie; appraised to thirty dollars, by Bird Henser and
Lockheart stalings, before J. l.. Wickersham, j. P.
March Goth, 1882 9l-3w
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x lhomas b. Afieck, at Carlyle Clinton, county,
- state of Illinois, black HORSE, fifteen and
nan hands high seven eight years DID, both hind feet
~n'e, wmte on the nose, small star in the forehead
with white hairs or less over him, partcnlarlv
ms name and tall some saddle spots well broke to sad
e ana harness. no shoes on, the appearance of having
been oundered; appraised 500 by John Scott James
Lynch, Esq. 0>' N0'' -
Witness, ROBERT CROCKETT Obi
Carlyle, July 81, 1882 ais
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oIlCE is hereby given, that on the twenty fifth
- DAY OF October, shall attend at the Office Of tine
pose of making final settlement Of the state of Chs
Nicely deceased All persons interested aye requested to
attend-al persons holding accounts aye requested to
them for settlement to the Judge of probate or
mysean persons indebted to the estate requested
TO make payment Immediately
2l.l JAMES S.gMfRTIN, Administrator.
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10 Eliza Mclean and Maria Louisa Mclean,
her infant daughter, heirs at lap of John Nc.

Lean, deceased, and all others Interested:
MAKE NOTICE, That shall apply, on Wednes-
day, the 9th day of the next term Of the Gallatin
circuit Court, to be held at Equality the first Mon
day of September next, by petition, for an order of
court to sell the undivided half of the s. w. rac or OF
Sec T. s., R. 10 E. containing SO acres, and stu
ate in Gallatin county also, 5. E. Or. of 81 r.
n, r. W.; also, S. E. Or of Sec 20, t. IL N, R. S
r.; also, s. p or. of sec 9, R. l2 N, E., situate in
the Military Bounty Tract in Illinois, and being of the
real estate OF said deceased whose personal estate
insufficient to pay all his just debswben and where all
persons interested requested to attend and shew
cause why said real estate. or much thereof may
be necessary to pay debts should not be sold.
Aug |, 1882 [2l-3t JOHN SlDDALL. Admir-.
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$40 REWARD.

STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, thick
~ heavy built BLACK HORSE, about fifteen hands
high long tale and mane shoulders some sore when last
SEEM He is good work horse, usually grazed in the
first prairie west of Vandaa, and was last seen in Buck
masters prairie about miles north of this place-was
purchased at Springfield last spring by A. p Field and
if srayed, has probably gone in that direction,
Any person returning said horse to the subscriber
shall receive the above evard and be satisfied for keen
ing and all extra expenses incurred.
:. EBENEZER CAPPS.
Vandalia, August l., 1882. cost
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Ten Dollars Reward.

GTRAYED from the farm of Mr. David Anderson.
~ Marine Settlement, about the first of June dark
Chesam Sorrel Horse,
Generally called black about fifteen and half hands
high, hind feet little white, paces but is natural
trotter; saddle marks-no other marks recoected has
the stringhalt in the right hind eg-any person fning
the above stray and delivering him to Mr. Anderson or
informing the subscriber where the horse can be had
will receive the above reward.
st. Louis, July II, 1882. 1921 THOMAS INGHAM, Jr
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To Journeymen Carpenters.

ME subscriber wishes to employ three or four good
- JoURNEYMEN, to wh,m the best wages and
constant employment will be given until the first of De-
cember next Two Boys from the age Of Is to II, can
above business HICKMAN & SHRYOCK
Vandalia, August 8, 1882 9Iat
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Dissolution of Copartnersbip.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between John
- Dlckerson and Royal N. Lee is this day dissolved
y mutual consent. All interested will call upon John
Dckerson, who is authorised to settle all the accounts
OF the late firm. Vandalia, August Is, 1882. 20
JOHN DIcKERsoN,
ROYAL N LEE
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10 FARMERS.

vNANTED, one hundred good BEEF CATTLE,
w for which liberal price, in Cash, will be paid,
when delivered to the subscriber at Vandalia. Fat
Sheep, Hogs, and Calves also purchased at the same
terms. q. B. WATERMAN & Co
VandaGa, July a5, 1882 Ls-2m
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NOTICE.

a u those having claims against the estate OF
"A GEORGE DAVIS, deceased, will present them
to the Undersigned executor of said estate Win
sted Davie, Judge of the court of probate for Union
county, Illinois, within nine months from this date
ELY DAVIS. Executor.
Union county, u. June a, 1889 T.
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James R. Watson, living on shoal creek, near
farboronshs ferry, Clinton county, Illinois, a
Drown pay MAKE, five years old past fur white feet
small star in her forehead and snip on her nose. lone
switch tail small saddle spot each side of her back
lame in left hin, fourteen hands high, no other marks Oh
pands percevabe appraised to twenty six dollars,
Witness, ROBERT C9ROC,KEr.r (,,,.
Carlyle, July q, 1882 OH
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New Wholesale Drug & Medicine
SIWIRiEo
8I'WRtSa


Nearly opposite the Union Hotel, ST LOUIS.
NHE subscriber having purchased the extensive es-
Establishment of Charles 5. Keener, at the corner of
Man Pune Streets designs to conduct business where
he respectfully solcits Physicians country Merchants
to inspect large and general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, and Dye-Stu.fs,
Just received from the Eastern markets. which he of.
fes at the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Honduras Sarsaparia with the compound extract of
the same both in the fluid and solid FORM Swams gen.
uine Panacea, EPSON Salts, English and Venitian Red,
Spanish Brown, Copperas, and Yellow Ochre, Calome,
Jalap, lpicac and Camphor Opium Mama in TASKS and
sorts, Quinine, both French and American, Congress
Powders with Seidlitz, Soda and Augue Powders Dye
Stufs, with Paints in oil, Paint Brushes, &C. &C.
He has also supply of the best chewing and ladies
twist, cut and lump Tobacco, Snuff, Spanish Cigars,
sPts. Turpentne, Black varnish, Linseed Oil, with
winter-straned Sperm OIL He also keeps Lees patent
Medicines, viz: Indian Specific Pills, Itch Ointment,
Worm Lozenges. Elixer, Life and NERVOUS Cordial
The subscriber, from his perfect knowledge and expe-
rience in the Drug business faers himself that he will
give every satisfaction to all these that may vor him
with their ORDERS which shall be thankfully received
and promptly attended to. If Physicians should
favor him with their prescriptions they shall be put up
with accuracy and despatch. AUSTIN PIGGOT,
st. Louis, August Ia, 1889. l6-6m
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h'AnEN UP
Ply John Goble, living in Clay county, Illinois, one
- chestnut sorrel MARE, fifteen hands high, small
star In the forehead, supposed to be twelve years old
appraised to thirty-6ve dollars by VIM. Tanner and
George Pharis, before J. L. Wickersham, J. P
=, VIM t. DUFF, Clerk.
May 10Th, 1882. 2,3w.
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Nv aNIED, Immediately, five or six JOURNEY.
w MEN HOUSE JOINERS, of steady habits
they mn st be Vorkmen and working men-to snch hbe-
raj wages will be given-none Others need apply.
HODGE & PHILIPS
Vandalia, August I, 1882.
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Book Store
AND t.r
BkNOF,RN

ffsHE subscriber having purchased fom T. Houphan
- his stock in trade, would respectfully inform the
public, that he continues the above business at the sold
stand" No. 60, North Man-street
He has, and will keep constantly on hand, General
assortment of
Law, Medical, Theological,
School