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St. Louis, April 10, 1882.
SALE OF LOTS.

HlHERE will be public sale of lots in the town of
PEORIA, [Ft. Clark during the term of the
next Circuit Court, commencing
Thursday, The 10Th day Of May mert.
Sale will be continued on the Friday and Saturday fol-
lowing. Terms of sale will be one-fourth for the pur-
chase money hand; the residue in three equal pay
ments at six twelve, and eighteen months Liberal
will be given to industrious mechanics.
The beautiful situation of this place has restby i'm
pressed its Importance upon the minds of people gener
ay who have viewed it to that degree that its conse-
ouence has become proverbal. By order of the Coun
ty Commissioners Court. l. WATERS, Clerk.
April Z, 1882 a-4t
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Your friend, and obedient servant,
JOHN NJ ROBINSON.

To Tie Secretary Of the Illinois Sunday School
Union, Aaritiayy to The american Sunday
School Esaion
DEAR SIR: Having recently noticed in the
last report of your Union, my name used as a
Vice President, l wish to inform you and nv
brethren, that this was done without my knowl-
edge consent, and contrary to my wish, al
though l have no doubt but it was done with good
feelings towards me; and if know my own
heart, | have nothing but friendly feelings to-
wards the members of that Union; butt is well
known to you, and to the public, that we have a
Union of our own, anc believing as do, that
every denomination can do their own business
best in their own way, wish to give my undi-
vi'ed aid and influence, small they are, 10 it
alone.
would also inform the public through you.
that never was member of the American
Sunday School Union, and think 1 never shall
be, while things remain they now are and l
wish no person TO interest himself to make me
life member Of that Union.
am dear SIT, respectfully yours,
S. III. THOMPSON.
To,
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Tuesday, I'd day, A
pril Term, 1881.
State Of Illinois,
Franklin, County,
SOLOMON CLARKE
ATTACHMENT FOR sl48 80 Is
JULIUS GIBSON.

julius GIBSON
NHIS day came the said plaintiff, by Walter B.
scates, his attorney, and it appearing that the de-
PENDANT is not resident of this state Therefore, on
motion of the said attorney, ordered that publication
vandalia Wing and Illinois Integencer for four weeas
successfully; and that unless the said defendant shall
enter his appearance herein, and give special bail to
answer sand suit at the next term of said Court to be
holden at Frankfort the first Monday in the month
of October next judgment will then and there be en-
tered against him, and the estate attached will be
sod and it further ordered that said suit be contn.
ued until the next Term of this Court.
s.4t copy test, $, NJ, HUBBARD, Clerk.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

All persons friendly to the Temperance cause
are respectfully invited to attend quarterly
meeting of the Vandala Temperance Society
in the Church on Thursday evening next, at ear
~ candle light Members are expected to be
punctual in their attendance An address will
be delivered by a member.
By order,
J.T. ECCLEs, Secretary.
April nth, 1882.
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shoes, Boots, and Pf.lm Leaf Hats.
TUsT received, fifty and trunks of MEMS thick
- and fine Calf Boots Shoes and Brogans; also,-
Ladies' Leather Bootees and Shoes Prunea and Bron-
zed do.
Five cases Palm Leaf Hats three cases Leghorns and
three cases Dunstabes; which, with great variety OF
March 81. 4-ly U. B, BREWSTER,
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Candidates for August Election.

For Congress,
In the LIST Congressional District, of this state,
Col. ALEX. p FIELD, SIDNEY BREEsE Esq,
In the second Congressional District
WICKLIFFE KITCHELL, ESQ.
For the Senate,
In the District composed of the counties of Bond Mont
gomery and Macoupin,
JOHN TILLSON, Jr., HIRAM c. BENNETT.
CALVIN ROBERTS,
House Of Representatives.,
In the county of Montgomery,
EASTON WHITTON.
In the District composed of the counties of Marion
Clay, and Fayette,
NATHANIEL SANBURN.
For Sheriff, Fayette county,
VIM. J. HAWKINS, CLAIBOURNE B. BERRY.
For County Commissioner,
PAUL BECK, Sem
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of the Board of Trustees o

hTaSOIU IOINf5 OF Tie bOaTu OF ITUSteeS Of
Vandalia.
ResolUed That the Board of Trustees of the town OF
Vandalia, will hereafter notice and complain of all Of
fences against the laws of this state and this corporation
committed in the town of Vandalia, either view OF
themselves, complaint made by any person TO
sadtrustees, to any one of their number.
Resolred That the Trustees will after the Goth inst,
enforce their Ordinances passed April 3d. 1885, relative
to the obstructng the streets by wood piles wagons,
timber, any other thing substance which may OBJ
struct said streets. By order of the Board,
ZoPHAR CASE, Clerk.
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A LII persons indebted to me, who do not call and
settle their Notes Accounts BY the Goth of APRIL
J. M. DUNCAN.
March %, 1882 etS0A
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We are requested to announce SAMUEL HUSTON
Esqr. candidate to represent the eemen of Fayette
County in the House of Representatives at the next
sion of the Legisature.
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LOOK OUTuIIlIlIIlIlIIIIIl

Ii persons indebted to the subscriber, are request
IA ed to make payment between this and the 25th
instant: or SHALL however reluctantly, be compelled to
put their notes and accounts in the hands of JOS Il
Eccles, Esq, for collection. JOHN F. POSEY.
-Vandalia, April ID, 1882
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NEW BOOK STORE.

NORTH MAIN, FEW DOORS ABOVE OLIVE STREET,
ST. LOUIS.
Eichbaum g. Norvell,
I'D BOOKSELLERS, Nashville, Tennessee, in csnnex-
II D ion with E. l.. CLARK, have established In this
city, BOOK and STATIONARY STORE, and
will keep constantly hand large and general
ment of
BOOKS,
in the various departments of literature and science,
together with complete assortment of
STATIONARY.
They respectfully solicit share of public patronage,
which they hope to merit by using every exertion to
please and accommodate, and by selling their BOOKS
at far and moderate prices. Having extensive ac-
quaintance with the principal eastern publishers they
will receive with great promptness all the pnbca
tons of the day. The business will be conducted under
the style of E. l.. CLARK, & Co. to whom all orders
may be addressed. 5-4tl April 10, 1882.
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that measure, anu III,
tenn they have nethil-
and that in raising a {
ment, the inhabitants o,
lie lands nnsf confirm

of land to vastly greater q. ... .f5...a, ti. .
can expect to receive in the wa, rr. ri7.IaUs ...
internal improvements; and that the in,s 1 aka
states directly at variance with the inter, 5 a.
new states, and will continue at variance SO long ID.
public lands form for fund benefit because it
clearly tor the interest of the old states make that
fund as productive possible whereas is clearly for
the interest of the new states to arrest much pos
sble the continued drain of money arising from the sale
of those lands.
On the subject of the public lands, he will endeavor
to hold this truth to be self-evdent that land in state
of nature intended by the great Creator be free
for the use and benefit of man and that it never was
intended to be made article of speculation like the
payment of the national debt the old states can nave no
Just claim to the proceeds of those lands but are bound
in Justice to surrender them fair and equitable terms
to the states in which they e and finally that the peo
pie of the western states have greater interest involved
the subject of the public and than in ony other ques
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St. Clair county, Illinois, April 18th, 1882.
TO THE FRIENDS OF GENERAL JACKON IN
ILLINOIS.


ILLINOIS.
Some individuals are attempting to impress
the people with the opinion that, the object of the
convention at Vandalia March the 26ih, was to
divide the jackson ranks, so that Clay ticket
might succeed in Illinois. This charge, like ma
ny others, is without any foundation Whatever
No State, not even Tennessee, is more devoted to
the reelection of Gen. Jackson than Illinois. Let
the jackson party look to the characters of the
candidates for Electors. Those gentlemen voted
tor jackson in the first contest; and is it reasona
Bile to suppose they would lend themselves to the
fraud OF cheating jackson out of the vote of Hi
nois? This charge is made by some who have
become the ardent supporters of jackson since
his last election
The convention nominated candidates to sup
port jackson at all epents, and such repub-
hcan candidate for the Vice Presidency, as the
jackson party in the United States, will support
for that office. II is true. that if Col. johnson
is the regular candidate of the party, he is the
choice OF the convention, if he is not so then the
Electors will support such candidate as the great
jackson party in the United States will run for
that office. Should the Jackson party concen-
trate on the candidate nominated in the Balti-
more Convention then the Electors for President
and Vice President in Illinois will support that
candidate.
These are the principles, that will inAeence the
Electors in Illinois. Thus it will be seen that
there will be no division in the ranks of General
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fragrance on the desert air." Gov. Casey needs
no artificial proofs, no midnight nomination to
support him for Congress. But this is not the
case with certain gentleman, whose late resi-
dence was at Danvil!e Vermlllon County in a
Land Office
Should it become necessary, a further demon,
sration will be given to the old friends of Jackson
in Illinois, that the attempt at dismemberment
of the jackson party in Illinois is made by indi-
viduas personally interested in the division; and
therefore the real friends will not support these
interested individuals.
One Of the Convention Of the 26M March.
April 6, 1882.
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acres anu unless you app, a,
of the next term of the Franklin Circuit Court to be
holden the first Monday in October next, give spe-
cial ball. and plead to the action within the time limit.
ed judgment will be entered against you and the estate
so attached will be sold.
sat S. M. HUBBARD, Clerk.
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We authorised to announce CHARLES SLADt'
ESQ.,, of Carlyle, candidate to represent the Southern
District in the next Congress of the United States
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& *. Abs lon --sir---Ia&o aa.icc Thrt
4fs Chamberlain 3utso. has sued outof tle Office
OF 10 1iss the Circait c.. r. Of fanklia oouut7, o
v 81 1dFd attachment against gons estate f.e die
lll OF u-a Aunered aud ysg-six ai lars aul interest
ion the 5i sia1naT i Ns-eh 55- Vh.eh ha. been
levied an ts unl ,l n. au.tl-, So. q1a5lcr ..r-
non %, IN to@a outs east. .r-ta u.r- ..-.. .
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

His tolson Is lnlI aaa elegantly shaped, hls Aspcci
unable and reverend lis haifiows 10 those beau.
ffn shades which no b0fid colors can match, fall'
ING into graceful cufIs below tho ears aeiceahly
couchinQ on llls shbrlden' and PAIRING on The
crown of hir hesd Ike ne bead dress Of ftho sect
Of Nazedles Ills forehead Is smootb5 sed.-
chsaks without spot, save ihaf Nth ap exquisite
lis nose and moaihpsn lhick and suitable p ihe
eynnoiFy tin, ieacldng little below his chin and
iipd Ia tho middle like fork; his eyes are bright
clear. and ~fooe. re nbukes With majesty; ooun-
aels With mlldness; and invites with the most ien-
defapd pessuaslye language. His whole address.
Nheshefin void Of deed. beinR elegant, gsagc and
strictly Characteristic ofso exalted bcing;n man
das seen Aiu, laugh; but I've whole world has fre-
o0enlIy beheld him weep; and % persuasive are
Bis teara, that The multitude cannot withhold theirs
from Joining in sympathy with him. lie isvery
modest, tempsrple and wise In short, whatever
this phenomeno1 may be hs end, he seems at ptes-
-ent man Of excellent beauty and divine peffec-
lon1, every way surpaasing tho children Of men.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02
ATTEMPT Ar-AssAsslNATIoN.

Alter lbe House Of Representatives had sdouft'
ca yesterday Mr. Arnold, Of Tennessee, being Z
ADVANCE ct the other members, was passing hOns
as he was descending the steps of the terrace 10th
street vest Of fthetapnol, he was assaulted byhc'
gan A. Heard, who aimed blow at his head Ea
a large stuck. Mr.. Arnold lodged the blow 'n'
immediately struck the stick from his udversaq'
nanus wheTepen ileard drew large duering p.
'ois coi down TO about eight inches in the baFn.
carrying 40 ouncet tnll, wiJfihe words @New YOTt
engraved % the baHel; and, eiler taking dclibss'
ann hred;the ball passing through the sleeve of
Flght arm, Just ab@eshe elbow, ranging up tot.
shoulder, c2HYingaway the under part ofthe o''
Southern planter., 1832-06-02


argument against the election fJudges BY the Peo-
pie, has been received. Ne have not space for It's
insertion at presents it will appear next week
From the impossibiliiy Of obtaining paper At Or
leans for several weeks past, we are compelled to
publish the present No. on very coarse stuff The
aPlaniern will resume next week its original size.
His ExcelIency Gov soorr left town on Mon
day las, for Jackson, Miss, ,-whers be will Icnaln
sometime.
By laiearnyal at atPhiladeiphis, from Maiacay.
DO, information was received that War he'd been
declared and commenced BY Tho republic Of Equs'
dor against New Gsensda.
A convention Of Delegates will assemble on the
1ih June, inst, at Charlottesville Virginia, to no.
minatc electors who are required to pledge them
selves to vote for Philip r. Barbour as vice-Presi-
dent, on the Juckhon ticket From accounts reed.
flom North CasoIina, the vote Of that state alsot
viii doubtless be given to the distinguished states
man P. P. Barbour
Col Benton's prediction has been fully verified
at the present session Of Congress. The party
ieuds and isverihh excitement, prevalent al Wash.
iDgtOn. tho frequent exchange OfchalIenges, II HOus-
toms afIray, and the einlamous g. boOd-thirsiy out
rage perpetaied BY lienrd at the very threshold Of
the House, plainly Indicate that members ale now
compelled to leoislate with pistols in their pock
eli.D
The "cfIciar' holly espOused Tho cause OfIious-
too; but the force Ofpubc indignation at this new
and aggravated outrage, il has not ibe courage or
hsrdihood TO stem. The editor, Practised bypo-
crite, now folds around him his cloak aud distls
crocodile tear upon The "mournful OCCASION" and
after chapter Of oflameniaiions on the subject, en-.
deavoufs to save harmless the rufIian band, the
spiss guard Of the Palace, from the bitter execra
tons Ofan ipsulsed nation. lie eadmts that Heard's
intent was known TO tho song culotie faction, but
that they demonstrated against the course he was a.
bout to pursue, Now mark lhe force Of trush--by
an unguarded expression the false knsve admits
their objections we're not against the deed, but the
tine Of is Accomplishment; not tor the preserva'
ton Of the public peace and honor, and dignity
and pride Ofthe cuuu,Ty; butthat it would be pre-
iydicial- --tIousionl Fellow citizens are
these things to be bOrnei arc the American peOph
50 caIlous to every principle Ofiustice and PIopre.
y so dead and insensible to every Ooble aspiration
that should animate the patriot and the freeman as
to submit TO such a state Of thingsi are they pre-
pared 10 place slavSh and implicit trust in the in:
ialhbility ofthe head Of the government, and throw
the mantle Of oblivion over the faults, the fOllles
the utter confusion tho ministerial Operu.iOps O
tho last year and suffer tO-Pass uupuhlshed those
tumuIluOns proceedings now enucling at Washing
ton, that would disgrace the hctioOs character Of
Roman or a Grecian mobi
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

01-A communication in answer to Mr. Gidari's
areumen, against the election OfJudges BY the Peo-
pie, has been received. Ne have not space for It's
insertion at present. !, will appear nexs week
Southern planter., 1832-06-02
WOODVTLIsE5a Is: -
SATURDAY No. - -
svrsPUBLIckN TICKET

lson Pnrsnrnr--ANDREW JACKSON
FoR vrcr- PRrnDEsr- PHILIP p. BARBOUR.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02
Pauio maiora cane (amus.)


Z The gif Of canes was certainly ominous, as the
ue of AVoshinglOn-iana, has clearly proved.
One truncheon Ofi,self was sufficiently emblematic
ofelub-la,o; but dozen OF two together, pointed
with singular truth to the shoulders Of lctor they
only lacked an Indian tomahawk to have made a
classical illustration Of despoiic and unlimited
power Ifit bad happened in the days oe ancient
superstition, when future events were read by the
en,rails Of bulls and the fight Of buzzurds, we
should have hailed the old general in loud Cas-
sandra-liIe voice, (when the grco, doctor Davis
was giving in bis bundle ofsticks) with "absiinel
abstincl timeo Danaos el dona ierentes.n
We request Gen. Duff Green TO enquire Of the
puanaeious Dr. Davis, how he bns disposed Of Jack.
son's portrait that ho begged from The old Genl
as keepsake q, idol TO worship day and night
eeame hone to Carolina 9th it, and incontinont
| y sold 4 ior price--sioO! We know the draw
ing room ehore it IS now hanqng.
Gen. Duncan ofnlinois, who arrested Mr.. A.
mold arm, when bewas about splitting the assassi,
Heard, committed an act Of gross injustice, ant
should have been srlet,ced bin,selE The deatl
Of Heard under the circumsiances would have beer
an act Of retrbuase justice. and signal warnin,
70 the cowardly bfuyoes who have swarned a
Washington, this season.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

From the impossibiliiy of obtaining paper q. Or
leans for several weeks past, we are compelled to
publish the present No. on very coarse stuff. The
aPiantefe will resume next week ia original size.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

Bishop WM. z. RArnEws will preach 10 this
town, aith4 Baptist Church, on the FIRST Sunday N
June, to.morrop.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

His Excellency Gov. scorr left town on Nor
day last for Jackson, iss,,--where be will Icnai
sometime!
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

By aioarhyal at atPhiladeiphia, from Maiacay.
bO, information was received that War he'd been
declared and conuenced BY tho republic Of Equs'
dor against New Gsenada.
Southern planter., 1832-06-02

CONVENTION.

HTho people do not know the dea4 'Anga
are consequently not judges Of Jgdge'. - zne
Capfain'a obserpaiion.
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Observation-Disclosures %.
The Gank bill was made the special order


The Eank bill was made the special order
Of the day in The House of Representatives
for Monday last There is now no doubt
of its passage.-But cui bono? rs Mr..
Ritchie would say, if the Pres dent is de-
termined TO veto the bill. = Mr.. Richie
speaks as if there was no doubt about it,
and we also have hint Of the same kind
from another quarter. Nevertheless we are
incredulous ,-although it may be tough
pill, he will swallow it.
-cSOc--
A question was taken in the House of
Representatives on the 18th inst, avowodly
TO test the disposition OF the House 10 act on
The bill from The Senate TO modify and re-
new the charter OF The United States Bank
on a motion 10 lay the bill on the table
1t was decided, for the motion IS, against il
Ill. Gen. M'Coy was among those who
voted to lay the bill on the table. Is ii pos
sible he represented his constituents in this
yote2
----Ggee=~-
Ven c.-Rchmond has done herself
most signal honor. The subscriptions to the
New James River scheme at the closing OF
the books in that city amounted TO the splen-
did sum of one million, t,co thousand four
hundred dollars.
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From the Ns,r- York Spectator, June 10.
AGIIcsing EmtcEsigcmcc!!

lis our painful duty to announce the
alarming fact, that the India pestilence
which in its progress westward has clad
Europe in mourning, has at length dis
timely appeared in America. The
CHOLERA has broken out both in
Quebec and Notwithstanding been
brought to those cities by the emigrants
from Ireland.
The editors publish several let
tiers from Montreal which place the ex-
istence ofthe Cholera beyond a doubt.
The editor of the Spectator makes these
remarks--"People must be clean in their
persons, if they wish to escape the pes
thence. They must battle often and
thoroughly. Above all, they must be
temperate and regular in their meats and
drinks.-ShoulG the Cholera appear in
our city, every drunkard and every tip
Ter, of high or low degree, may consider
his fate as sealed. The Cholera is en-
rhaticaIly THE SCoURoE OF DRUNKARps.
We bid all such to take warning in sea-
son.
The use Of ToBAcco, also, in all its
forms,is particularly dangerous. In one
word, every thing having tendency to
excite the system, is to be carefully a.
voided.
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$50 REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber, near
Brownsburg, T 'ckbridge county, Va,
on the 10Th instant,
"a bright aFESSgEysEO E2Os5,
named HARRY, about 80 or 20 wears
ofage, five feet s or 8 inches high, stout
made, and quite likely. He has large
scar on his left fore finger, and a scar on
one of his feet, occasioned by cuts. He
had on new pair of tow pantaloons,
tow shirt, brown jeans coat, grey cas-
simere waistcoat, and seal skin cap
The above reward will be given if he is
taken up out Of the State and secured in
jail, so that | can get him again--or
Twenty Dollars if in the State and out
ofthe county-or Ten Dollars if within
the county and brought home.
ADAM McCHESNEY.
June % 1892,
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IN pursuance ofan order OF the Cor
poration Court of Staunton, the names
of all persons who are delinquent for the
non-payment of taxes for the year 1891,
will be published in the Stanton Spec
tator, unless their respective Delinquent
cies are discharged before the first day
OF August next.
ROB'T. HEMPHILL, Sergt.
n. BsThe taxes for the year 1882 are
now due; and must be collected without
delay. r. II.
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PROPOSALS
FOR WGDSeENe

THE subscriber will receive sealed
proposals until the 2lst day ofJuIy next,
for furnishing 900 cords WOOD for the
use OF the Western Lunatic Hospital
The Wood must be of good quality.
and cut sufficiently long before delivery.
to be well dried. None will be res
CURED before the lst Of October next
No proposition to furnish less than so
cords, will be received.
JOSEPH COWAN, 7res'r.
Western Lunatic Hospital.
June 6, 1882.
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E1r. E1vezasc5s 2. sgl.5nEEa,c.

RESPECTFULLY apprizes his
friends, and the citizens Of Augusta gen
orally, that he has taken possession OF
the Office formerly occupied by the late
Dr. Coater, situated at the North East
corner ofthe Court House square, where
be may generally be found, except when
necessarily absent.
June %, 1892.