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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16
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Efaeas ct Washington. learn from the Republican and Gazette of yesterday, that letters were received the night before, containing 'siutelli- genee of a reneountcr on the 18th inst. between Gen. Houston and Mir. Stans- berry, a member cf the House of Re- presentatiyes from Ohio, in which the latter was severely caned.,
 "1'he dificulty,"it is said, was occa- stoned by imputations on the character of Gen. Houston uttered by MT. Statis- berry ih debaie;n and Is added s.they were wholly uncaled for, and Mir. s. richly merited the chastisement lie has received.
 These being the facts of the case, we conceive them much to the disgrace of the Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives. He should never allow mem bers in debate to castimputations upon the character of individuals such as would subject them to the imputation of richly deserving ehastisement; and we conceiye there can be no instance in which a personal attack, upon q mem- ber of Congress for words spoken in debate, can be justified by the sober, and moral part of the commu- nity, in country where every good citizen ought to be willing to Dc protect ed as we'll as governed by the laws. A resort to the law of the strongest will throw punishment upon the innocent, although many may feel it's effects who richly deserve them.--Bat. Bonner.
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find yet anoHter We learn from e., Gibson, of the Falcon, who arrived yesterday afternoon, from Pittsburob tfe ,l' the steamer Dolphin was burnt at F:',t s.st creek, about So miles above Marietta 'sa Saturday evening last-yessel and es,O ., un totally lost--liyes saved, with loss of ls0 gage, Wc. The crew Of tie Doipli, x rived in the Falcon.--Daiiy .Adcertiscr T''
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16

AIIAClfMENI.
 YyHIS day came the plaintiff. by lis al. -h torney, and filed his declaration in this cause and on motion of the plaintial it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said defendant, Swanson Yarba- rough, has failed to appear, by himself or attorney, on or before the third day of tie present term of this court, it being the term to which said Writ os 4 Atta tta ch..a...eeat is returnable, and that the sum of one hundred and scYenty-two dollars, due upon judgments recovered by said plaintiff against said defendant, before James ", Judkias, Justice of the Peace in and for Ozan township. in the county of Hemp stead and Territory aforesaid, and that an attachment has been issued against tine es- tate of said defendant, and that unless he shall appear by himself or attorney, and file special bail 10 the aforesaid action, on or before the third day of the next term oi this court, judgment will be entered against him, and bis estate sold to satisfy the same: Whereupon 1t IS ordered, thata copy Of this order be published Ill some newspaper printed in this Territory, by inserting the same therein four weeks sac- cessively, previous to the next term tls court.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest.
 ISAAC WARD, Clerk
 ofthe Clark Circuit Court. dn.;J 90 1soO rpr te foo GS -5l 6-dE
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Mrs. Pollock had 10 jump oyerboara
 one of the passengers broke his ,' ,as 4id making his escape. All endeavors asg h crew and citizens to save tie boa s sas unavailing. There were no lives last ere ,s
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16
STEAM SAW MILL.

NNHE subscribers take pleasure 'erT.m III Nj @ forming the public, that tleir Si ;, 1srs- -as. MILL Is now completed and III l'''' oru Tn ration. Every description of Lnfuoei .J r,l be furnished at the shortest notice, .aa;r as they intend selling for CASH oniy' ''s prices wilt be low.
 PATTON, LITTLE < Cos
 nnuIfs 1Saa
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James Berry, petitioner,
On petition
, for partition oil
real estate.

uguHSt
Hen-y eelstlo, stephen Trieg, Admr. On PetitvT
de bons non with the will annexed of for partition o
Elias Rector, deceased, and the heir real estate.
or heirs at law, (nanes unknorn) OF
said deceased, defendants.
W. VHIS day the petitioner, james Berry, by hi
Il solicitors, Field and Dunn, and filed his petition
herein, praying partition by proper commissioners,
the land SAID petition described and set out aledgine
that the said defendants nonesidens of this state
and also praying order of publication notifying them
to appear and file their answers herein by themselves
counsel on or before the first day Of the next term
courts and the allegations and proof being heard and
considered by the court that the defendants
dents as aforesaid appear by themselves counsel and
file th. to the allegations contained in the
petition of the said petitioner herein, befo.e the
FIRST day of the next tenn of the circuit court to be
holden in and for said county at the court house in the
town of America the fourth Monday in October next
else the said allegations VI be taken for confessed and
an order entered accordikly And further ordered by
the court that copy a this order be inserted four
weeks SUCCESSFULLY to commence in sixty days from the
adjournment of this cour, in the Vandalia Wing ami
Illinois nelligencer ptbic newspaper printed in this
state And this cause is continued until the next term.
l. George Cloud Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alex
ander county, do cerfy that the foregoing is true
copy from the record of laid court Given under my
hand &c. [l21 GEO. CLOUD, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

LII persons concdned will take notice, That shall
A make application to circuit court of Jackson coun-
ty the next term be held at the court house in and
for said county, tie second Monday of October next,
make partition among the several owners of the fol-
lowing lands wit flying in Jackson county, and be-
ling all of south quarter of section number six,
lin township number ten south, and of range number
three west and all northeast quarter Of the same
section after deductitg thereom two hundred and six
acres in the mannT described in deed from Lindar
Manson to Matthew Duncan, and for other and further
order in the premises to the said court may appear
right. THOMAS WHiISoN,
Part owner of said lands.
Jackson county. Anrl ID 1882. 8
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JOS BWWJWa
Clock Il Watch-Aiaker,

ST. LOUIS,
N EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
IN in his line, consisting Of
Elegant 2ldays Time Pieces. Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alabaster, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jeweled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of ovory description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments
Musical Boxe., Pocket and Brace Pistols.
GentIemen's blessing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c and a great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention.
st. Louis, Marrh ID, 1882. lily
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3DIounst CaStfMns.

VHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sights
- PLOUGH Castings, from the celebrated Woods
Wrghrs Patterns Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
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 warranted to
run well, or 0-no sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS q NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street. .
January 81, l832.-1y
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y1Y James Smith, living about miles east of Hills
- boro' in Montgomery county, TITO HORSES;
one sorre about old this spring. about 10 hands
high, near hind foot white, crooked blaze in his face
extending to the right nost saddle spots on his
back; no brands--apprased to S35: also, one gray
horse five years old this springs about IL hands high
lengthy and heavily built for his age, had on bell, nc
brands percevable--appraised to S35 by Alexander
Ill. on 80 April 1882. copy teste.
l2 HIRAM ROUNTREE, CIx c. &C.
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Court, April Term, A. d. 1899
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Jackson Circuit
MATILDA GIBSON,

N. J
attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that the publication in this ordered at
the last tea has not been made and that the Defend
his appearance in this 1t is therefore ordered
that unless the said defendant appear before the
first day of the next term Of this COURT enter bis appear
ance, and answer the complanant's bi the same will
be taken for confessed and exparte proceedings had
thereon and that copy of this order be published four
weeks excessively, in the vandalia Whig published at
vandalia true copy from the record Of said court
8 Attest, J. MANNING, Clerk
NLOTICE,-James Baker, living in the Ridge Settle
IN ment Jackson county, has taken up as an estray
an Iron Grey Mare, three years DID, lump her left
nostr left hip little sunk, and right leg spnted No
dollars.
A true abstract from my estray book.
Attest, J. MANNING, Com. Clerk.
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TIDY Mark Mason, living about miles east Of FIlfs
ID boro, in Montgomery county, one BIZ .u.4HE,
with small bell on, with two buckles the collar one
e.dr In her foreueau, and
snip on the nose, small saddle marks her. no
marks brands perceivable-apprased to $40 by
BENJAMIN Harris and John Alexander, before A. C..
Watkins, J. P. on 10th May, 1882
u cony teste. HIRAM ROUNTREE, Clerk.
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10y Gilbert Burr@s, house holder Of Edwards
II county, Illinois, one dark sorrel MARE, about
four years old this sprhg about fifteen hands high, one
small saddle spot on hr back white star in her fore
head half of near hid foot white, other marks or
brands perceivable appraised to thirty dollars, by
cob T. Donovan Chafles Burns, and c. Jones, before
Hiram Reach Esquire on the Goth of April, 1882.
Attest, WALLER l.. MAYo, CFk. c e c.
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

EDURSUANT to instructions received from the Soil
b citor of the Treasury, will be sold the FIRST
TATE, belonging to the United States, situate and be-
ing in the CITY OF ST. LOUIS, and State Of Mis-
souri,.
lst A LOT OF GROUND on Main street in said
City, containing 90 feet in front, English measure by
100 feet French measure, depth which erected
la Brick Building consisting of Store and Dwelling
House.
I'd. A LOT OF GROUND on Water street in said
City, containing 81 feet, English measure, in 'front.' by
100 feet, French measure, in depth.
Sd. A LOT OF GROUND on Elm street in said
City, containing 1870 feet 'front.' by 1870 depth ION
this lot several buildings This lot will be divided
9h II Tne part
Town of ST. LOUIS the undivided third part of Lots No.
6, 7, and 8, specified the plat OF said Addition
5th The whole of Lot No. 3, in said Addition.
9th. The whole of Lots Fo. 80 and 3d. in said Addi-
ton.
7th The whole of Lots No. g. 10, II, and r. in said
Addition.
The sale will commence on the day above specified,
between the hours of ten and eleven O'Clock, M and
the Lots be sold the numerical order above set forth
The sale of each Lot will take place on the respective
premises
Terms of SALE will be one third of the purchase
ey paid down. the remainder, in two equal instruments
with nterest) at and 10 months, for which the prom
issory notes of the purchaser will be required lmme-
date possession will be given of the premises sold, and
on the payment of the last instament quit claim deed
lexecuted by the Solicitor of the Treasury The Com
lmssioners will deliver to each purchaser memorandum
in writing, signed by them containing description OF
the property by him purchased and statement OF the
consideration by him given therefor
GEORGE SHANNON,
ARTHUR l.. MAGENIS,
Commissioners on the part Of the United States
| St. Louis, May 22d, 1882
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States Of Illinois, Edgar county.
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TOY David A. Morrison, living in Wayne township, a
~ bright sorrel NdRE, with blaze face left hind
foot white three years old this spring, about fourteen
hands high no other marks or brands perceivableap-
praised to twenty dollars by Andrew Fitzgerald and
William Smith, before me, Hiram Newton, J r
liz A true copy attest nj. X. ALEXANDER,
March 81 1889. Clerk Com. Court e. C. Ill.
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10y John Pell, living in Pope county, Monroe town.
u ,, ship, on the Ohio river, one SORREL MARE,
head and some saddle spots on the back, also had bell
with the collar spliced said supposed to be ID
hands high, and appraised to rs doars before me
thls Sd Of May, 1882. Thos. Cowsert, }; T; ~
Was appraised by James Cowsert and Henry Wad-
kins. Recorded the l4th day of May, 1882,
~ Test GEO. w. WATERS, Cpk, C. c. c.p. c.
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TOY Thomas sconce, living in the Pleasant Grove
~ precinct Coles county, Illinois, one small Ora
whte some small marks of the chains no other marks
brands perceivable-appraised to $40, by Richard
Champion and Tobias Speck, before James T. Cum
bingham, ESQ.,, on the 23th day of April, 1892.
70 Attest. N. ELLINGTON, Clerk
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State of Illinois, Bond county.
TAX VN ZIP

fAN the 9Th day of May 1882, by james Cannon
y living in said county, 10 miles north of Green
vile, one Ora Y MARE, supposed to be eleven oil
twelve wears DID, ID hands high, branded on the neal
shoulder and bullock with stirrup ron-appraised
s2O by William Palsy and J. d. Alexander, before
me James S. McCord, up. Given under my hand AMI
seal this Cd day of June, 1882
I2 WILLARD TWlSS, Clerk
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NOTICE.

xRY virtue of decree of the Lawrence Circuit
- Court, at their April term A. d. 1882, there will
be offered at public sale, in Lawrencevie, on
Saturday, he 23d day Of june next,
for CASH, the following tract of land, to wit: The
east half of fraction number twelve township No. one
north of range No. twelve west containing hundred
and sixty of land, Except twenty thereof
sold by Joseph Baird, deceased in his life time The
said land lying and being the county Of Wabash and
State of Illinois,
JAMES BAIPD,-
Surviving Administrator of Joseph Baird, deceased.
Lawrenceville, ILL.,, May 10, 1882. 10
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PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

"HAT the undersigned has taken out Letters
u of Administration Of the goods. and chattels,
fed as such administrator All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased hereby notified
and required to exhibit the to me or to the court
of Probate for the county of Pope for settlement with
in nine months from the date hereof Dated at Col
conda, this eth day of April, 1882.
g A, G. STORM, Admir-.
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GoIyG DIFFERENT WAYs.-Rev. DIR. With
erspoon, former President at Princeton College,
was once ON board packet ship, where, among
other passengers was protested atheist This
fellow was very fond of troubling every body
with his peculiar belief; and broaching the sub
jec as often he could get any body to listen to
him. HE didn't believe in God, and a future
state-not her-By and by there came up ter
rible storm, and the prospect was that all would
go the bottom--I'here was much fear and
CONSERVATION on board, but no one was so hor-
ribly frightened as the atheist. In this extrem-
ty he sought out the clergyman He found him
ia sha esti --l, en'in~.-l, - r. ---S~,.
him:-Oh, Dr. Witherspoon! DR. Witherspoon!
we're all going for tive have but short time
10 stay. Oh my gracious! how the vessel rocks.
We're all going--do'nt you think we are Doctor?
The Rev gentleman turned on him look Of
provoking GOODNESS, and replied in broad Scotch
Ma doubt, ma doubt, mon we're a'ganging
but you and Idinna gang the same way
HINTS FOR LovERs.-If youth is wooingly
disposed towards any damsel, as he values his
happiness, let him follow my advice; call on
the lady when she least expects him. and take
note ofthe appearance of all rrat is under her
control. Observe if the shoes fit peatv-if the
gloves are clean, and hair well polished And
wotI:d forgive man for breaking off an ENGAGE.
men. II he discovereda greasy novel thrown 1lder
the cushion ola sofa, hole in the garniture Of
the 1eettiest foot in the world. Soveliness viii
ever be avoided by well regulated mind, as If i
were pestilcnce. woman cannot always be
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods.
lust received full supply of fashionable and new
- GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins, Fig'd.
Mandarines Palmarnes, eros DIES hides, Zephyrines,
black Italian and French Florences and Gros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, "a, A and Sd gauze and barege
Hdks and Scars, Paris net Hdkfs. and Hermann Shaws
la and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons black and white silk Hose and half Hose of
superior quality, ladies' and gentlemen's Gloves. or
sale, wholesale and retail, accommodating terms.
March 81. Ally u. B. BREWSTER.
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JOHN SHANKS,
and Retail Druggist,

NO az, MAIN STREET, ST LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store Of MIR. Richard Rapier,
WN 1=Iir -t..ntly ha-I q lulgc and general as
1A sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
sell at Wholesale and Retail, the most accommoda-
ting terms.
P. s. Orders from the country particularly attended
To-. 81. Lonis. March la. IR32--l-ly
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NOTICE.

YNHIS is to forewarn all persons against purchasing
~ trading for note of mine given to Thomas
Redmon pay able the rising of the next Legislature
of this state, have offset against said note which
| am determined shall apply on the same.
JOHN CHARTER.
Vandalia, goth May, 1882. ii
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the estate of JOHN ABB
IA BOTT, deceased, are requested to make payment
without delay; and ali persons having claims against
the same, are requested to present them
WILLIAM HlNDALL,
Administrator to collect at Carlyle.
May l8, 1882. IL
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JOSEPH CHARLES & SON.


WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
DEU&Ggs!sS---Sgrs LOUIS
HAVE just receIved large supply of MEDICINE.
III extensive variety of Wiscellaaeous Ar
lticies, calculated for the Merchant and Physician;
AMONG WHICH ARE
20 casks of Rochelle, EPSON and Glauber Salts,
25 do. refined SAT- Peter and Camphor,
$50 French and American Suph. Quinine, OF.
and bottles; Hyiriod Potass and Iodine; Gum
Opium Myrrh, Alloes Gamboge Kino Guiao; Assafn.
tida; Scammony and eac; Spices, and Pearl Barley;
|Sago; Tapioca; Arrow Root and Tamarnds; Ander-
sons Lamotte's, and Chureh's Cough Drops; Thomp-
sons and common Eye Waters; Bal Copavia; Burgun-
dy Pix, Borax 20 caIpoys Nitric and sulphuric Aoide
and Ether; 10 bbs. Spirits Turpentine; bbls. Crem
Tartar Flor Sulpher AID Chamomile Flowers; IL bbls.
Gentian, Orange Peel White Canella, ouassia Corr
ander, Carui and Annlseeds and Red Saunders; box
English Mustard Seed and Cayenne Pepper; 20 bbs
Opodeldoc, Harl@m OH, Oil Wormseed and Worm Tea,
Godfreys Cordial British OIL Bateman's Drops Lees
n l. and w. Pills, seibts and Soda Powders; Cephal-
ic Aromatic, Eclipse, Rappee and other Snufs Ess.
and Oil Peppermint; Henry's, M'Kim's and common
Calcined Magnesia, Ess. Spruce, &c. &c. &c.-with
many other articles too for insertions all of
which will be sold such prices for cash. the usual
credit, must ensure satisfaction.
June 26th, 1881. 8-1y
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what is called dressed, particularly one in middle
or humble life, where her duty, and it is conse-
quently tobe hoped her pleasures, lie in superln
tending and assisting in all domestic matters; but
she may be always aeat-yell appointed. And
as certainly as vIHuous woman is crown OF
Iolory to her husband, SO surely is slovenly one
Ia crown of thorns.-lMrs c. s. Hail.
New MEANING OF THE WORD REMoNsTRATE.
"A worthy farmer q the north of England was
once waited upon byla tax gatherer, who claimed
taxes which had been already paid. The receipt
had been mislaid, and the farmer could not the
instant produceit. The man of taxes became
very abusive; and the farmer, in his own phrase
demonstrated With him. swell, and to what
effect did you demonstrate with him?" asked a
friend, who heard the story from the farmers own
mouth. 81 don't know" was the reply, "but
know the pokerwas bent, and, had to get a ham
mer to straighten it again" --Chambers's Scot
fish TESTS.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE. /.
nN the third Monday in July next, shall attend
~ before the Court of Probate of Jackson county,
at the Office of, Joel Manning in Brownsville, for the
purpose of making final settlement of the estate of
GEORGE LUZADDER deceased, when all interest
ed can attend if they cause.
WILLIAM BOON,
Administrator of said estate
May 16, 1882. II
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I0Y Isaac Rally, living l2 miles northwest of Hills
I'D boro, in Montgomery county, one GRAY MARE,
about 10 l-2 hands high or years old; no brands
perceiyable; pacer-appraised to $40 by Joseph Mil
Ter and Samuel Mayes, before Hiram Rountree, J. p
ILL.,, on It'll April, 1882. copy teste,
ii HIRAM ROUNTREE, elk. c. C. c. Ill
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Not many years ago, man in York State,
was appointed Magistrate, and the glad news
coming to the wife and daughter, (Hanah) whose
eyes sparkling with overwhelming Joy, said
Smother are we all 'squires, now?7 "No yop
fool; "replied the mother "none bat you Dady and
1Tr'
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"a I'D Edmards Circuit Court, April Term, 1882
JAMES WIER,
CYNTHIA A. & JOHN OF IN CHANCERY.
II

A ND now at this day, came the complainant by
IA Page his Attorney, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court here that the defendants
residents of this State it is therefore ordered by the
Court here that notice of the tendency of this suit be
given in the Wing and lntelligencer, newspaper pub
listed in Vandalia in this State, for four weeks
siey and that unless the defendants enter their appear
herein before the first day Of the next term
Of the Edwards Circuit Court to be held the second
Monday in September next and Plead answer, demur
to the plaintiffs BILL the will be taken comics
sed and such order entered therein shall be deemed
equitable and just.
true copy attest,
[iI-4t. WALTER L. MAYO, Cl'k.
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ESTRAY MARE.

lIC IVA NIf1ICIL.
VHNAKEN UP by Jonathan Dasey, living north of
II Shebyville, ILL.,, one BLACK MARE, small
star in the forehead, Ia hands high years old,
marks or brands-appraised to $50, before Benjamin
Cutler, Esq.
Attest, JAS. OLIVER, Cpk, c. c. c. $. c. Ill.
May IL, 1882. 10