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I'm The midst OF all these multiplied blessings il is truly
moryng To witness the restless spirit of agitation a
Pohucai excitement which has been engcnlere and v
koouy KEEP, up amongst the people, calculated it not
Intended, to ALLEVIATE their affections from their ov h
Gn po"v" institutions That the value OF Federal
"" sHOuu nave become iiniliar subject Of Calcutta
"on Is uuy alarming, aud argues little Tor the pan
~ oSc, VINO encourage discussion upon such subject
no could have believed, ten years az that at this
y "'y' we sh"ud have witnessed speculative discussion
upon such theme-or, that il could have become The
y. '"p'c o ceFfa,n class OF politicians! The Union
oi TIE States, and dirisJie now no lopeer Tho
MoHo every American Ci,izen, These 'signs OF the
umes, speak volumes OF admonition to every lover of
eo"sn'u's"ai liberty, and should fire the bosom, am,
nerve me arm oil patriotism in the Of Union. Not.
whstaniing these threatening evils, it is gratifying to see
'". our Admirable system OF tree government based up
Oh The VIII and affections the people continues 10 nm
ou ue appropriate ability contained in its structure 10
The ore and site Toes The enc
our government, tler pen insidious-under
"e'er sPecio'is ioin or pretex-aprear be doomed
'co"h'nre whenever they attempt ALLEVIATE the al
Zee IONS oil The people from that government which is
e"ph",icy' the oiSpriug and nursing of their ON eff
V "''i care. he people may alter and change AS In
Wem may seem ht but that they would destroy ma, i
governmental fabric, reared by The tolls and
ny me blood OF their lahcrs merely for the
~ " o Se'h'h demaGogues and c-siitiug poitic,n.
nor 10 De expected he spirit that guided our Wn.h
nS'on has hitherto pervsded and saved our counIv Tho
champions OF civil aud religious liberty of popul5r rht
"nI CONSTITUTIONAL government have thus lar succeeded
anu uinPhei over all opposition. Therefore We sLoulJ
""Nyto al The symp oms ofyieiing integrity aud
ue"'oh'o'e 'molon which have been Engaged in csna
ung me value and threatening the di solution of our F
era' on'oh. am willing charge the err ors of All such
49, " Se'"sn h.i"sion, than trai desgI; aud will
therefore hope, thai the clouds which At prsssn,
our pohca borlzo" may quietly pass away be.
.o'e "sy IA her lno tuuous tempest Blu, il has b.ep
~'y sai that the condition which God rr,nteJ Ii;
perry 70 man. is perpetual vigilance" We therefor.
'Aehs, as the sen'inels OF The people should
t e e most unceas ny vigilance, aud suffer not our
serves 10 he led astray 'by every wind OF doctrine -"
Let US follow in the footsteps and a, re to the octrips
Washington, Jef'er and Mason and so far az The
public will be SAFE ~ '''
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n
Hehuemen-lhe Tariif was producing civil war
ana think the blame all OH the side of South Caro-
must he excused Tor saying, that the p, ople OF
Virginia have much more cause for compliant in ,l,a i'm;
po''on OF taxes, aud particularly the odioms tax ON the
safe OF goods have travelled much through the Wcs,
anu Hoh'h aud have resided in louisiana Mi,sssnpi
Alabama, and in other Staes-Five dollars from iL - o.,
Sio Is me highest have known store taxes TO be- In
the adjoining State of Marylaui, there is no poI tax-
none ia ONO and Kentucky, Louisiana aud Mlisssspp
man IN Louisiana who pays no tax has vote-iC how
ever ne mas horse, he mays II he has rs head of
"e on "h'ch lie pays 20 Gents, his is good n |
:ou procure the notice OF The Legislature this sub
Ject through your in,ervenon would be rendering,
service 10 The community at large, and CRAFTY
- AN OLD VIRGINIAN
Prince WMiam COu,tn Mr. IS:,a
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TREE MIL RACEs.-srooypp,r.

uhos DosweiPs III Moscow, by Tariff years old a =
WIN Nln.e's IN Molly Howell nv Cont.non
Wi'ihm Wynu's FLY rouson, years % d. . - d.
w N X Johnson lronee by ven,s nj,
TT heat, An ls.2d 80 I, :iu,
he rsi heat was not contested,
W 50 Great gap existing the Of
N'c oacc"nist aud ronette. The
won ny i'o cite by few hing in hand INC s.n
% was infested by the Ionson flly, b,
g'u. "ah been generally Anticipated and y doubt es
pressed was lest tho of
h,rns we'd at Tree on Tuesday night last from New YORK
hinD D.N-Jpck"y Club Purse SlOOO-four mile heat
w IN H. JohnSon's ~ fIIfe, by Chares wears olJ
~ Jaws ch IN Dolly Dixon, by Charles & wears old l
~ L. maro's oh Mohawk, by Shawnee yeats old d.
ION" VI Bolts Aualnr by Gohanna, years old
Jas j. ilaIIson's ch IN Tutrose, by Arab 3 ycn,so
William Wynns Anvil, by Tonson, 4 wears Old
nos D"swclPs ID Lady Rowland, by Tariff wears
u: a. lay eli 10 Tychicus, by Clnun, wears old
ime--lst heat, 2Os.; 81 TO- Gu rs do IA
In tho iast Mohawk hind
disanccd. W ''' "'"" esS' MI" VINO
T. ST. marked with placed os boy ~,
came III their distance, and draw - - S' NV
c UHck very heavy Betting tIa
"sH. Zach heat won by fow lepgh-, something IN hand
~ N"hr" authorised
handsome sSm of SU,0U two horses urI and Dons ~
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AIARI{I ACES

carried; on w cime"iny th inst by Mr. Pnmor Nor
l"to 'corso H. Jones, OF Petersburg. o' ~ ''0
Ut lhlludclrla "Wednesday Inv the
NeV Whitman White, William Duane, SON Tho I,a
Icy o' The Treasury aud grandson Co.. YIN Duane to ou
daughter oi MIR = ,mucI 49, ""'o' w Iouiso
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q NhARLES ELLIS, has just received his TALL SUNNY
- VI Soonr per 'he superior and other ships o, E,l-
rope, and offers iOr sale blankets nappcd coon Whit
nlue mixed and drabb0d mled plains, WEIGH cause, and
o"eI Hd"nels, wor|ed sinS prted and plain mernoe
'""ie's "hu Pldids, Flushing, winter vesting hosiery
cNFs supeihhc English cloths OF all coors aud price,.
men" fashionable London hats family Irish hnen best
tent shoe and colOured thread, seine 5, me pruts
Ucs' SWISS aud other muslu> Ialan silks warranted
pcs, P"y, ladies hoskn gloves, best petng SC sc
DOMESTIC GOODS - Richmond Company cotton oln,-
o"gS ~ and 81 shifting, bedctd aud brown sheet
Wg ana s'Itne, with large assortment of da,k mixed
S"nt's su'dhic Tor wants and tobacco factory hand
WIN guns, spades, and plough chains sheet ironaso
choice lot u prime sdddlcry
Nov. ~. II =,
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Cases on the docket, Nov. 1, 1888.

Disposed OF since Oct. |, 1893 %
we lay before our readers, the decisions which have
oeen made, so lar, during the present term:
mr., MONDAY, November m, 1888
=, uso" vs. WoodSo":-ApPeal from the Sup. c. of CHI
al Richmond. Argued by Leigh Tor appellant, and nv
conway Robinson, for the appellee.
Tuesday, .Nop 8
""Soh vs.. Uoodson-Arguneni continued by John.
SOU Tor the appellee, and concluded by Leyh 10, The an
pellant. S' WI ''e "P-
.iiiner Trueheart.-Appeai from tho s,, = =,
oh at t'chno"d Argued by $ Taylor and the Artor
hey General Tor he appellant, aud partly argued nv n
SOU Tor the appellee.
Tef'HesdGy, Nor. @
.'ftTT We. I'ueheoTt.-Argument cont; nurJ bv John
SOU or 'he appellee, and concluded by Leigh IN reply
Tor the appellant. P'''
ltmderfdke VS.. IrHeheart.- Al peal from Sun G of
Law Tor Louisa Argued in part by the Attorney Gene
raj, for the appellant.
Thursday, Nor T.
Itw0eridke W.. Iraehsdrt.-Argnment continued t,,
thc Attorney General, for the appellant, aud nv John son
in reply. 'e"''''
" "S0n vs. WOodson.-Decrec affii med
,r. FTidoy, Nor. 8.
imoeffohe vs. 1rueh,Ut--Argument i'm rcplv by
We Attorney General concluded. ~ -
: heyioms Er0rs vs. Bra,cforfs Er'ors-Appesl
nom the Sup Z. of CHI at Staunton. Partly aryueI bv
johnson for the appellant.
- Saturday, .Nop o.
-lWer vs. Tiueheort.-Rcversed.
heytons Er0's vs. Bra,cford's Er'ors-ContnueJ
posed N' "'''S MUS
For the information of applicants for appea,s Sc ,o h
oouf' oil lcwisburg, shall furnish weekly shor, ,h
Peal.: " VIC O"''' '" AP'
Garter and wDe Tayior's ad-pe,i,;on or anna,
IRON The Sup. c. Of l.. s. {. for Frederick RrGseT
fSher vs. Potts, 8c-Pcliliou for supersc,leas to IN.
Judgment oil the sup e. OF MAsom--.fHJ,oed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

After long aud violent debate. The bin posqef
ayes so, noes IL. Ii is IA curious fact to see by am
analytical arrangement of the vote the sense of the
different States OH the passage of the Bank Bill.
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HENRiCO NUHSERY-ttJ fhHt hyce and a hat
- N mites ri Richmond, YugjHid.-The subscriber
oilers Tor sale at his Nursery, sge collection Of budded
FRUIT TREES, consisting Of ~ varieties Of Apple 20
do Pear, IL do. Plum 81 do Peach, 20 do Cherry . do
APRICOT do. Nectarinc. do Almond, DO. fig, aud
do Grape Vinc nearly all Propagaed from tees IN (n
bearing IN hi own orchard, and embraces perhaps s-
lection ot Fruit tho have not bcea surpassed Tor te c,
mate ~ Nrg'nl' he trees are large and thnny aud
many Of them have fruit this line Catalogues 90
which have added, $50 consequence Of numerous en-
qun!e" sWPe dlfe'uo3 ior panUpg) may he had gratis
al ''' nursery or At The Book Store Of Peter Cotton
"h@fc any orders left viii be punciuay attended
oct ~ 5O-W6wJ JOSEPH SlNTON.
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q NKOSIEE SALE.-Will be sold at Haley Coles Ia.
n vern, on The Manchester Turnpike Road i'm Che
ieich county, on Saturday, 25d inst NOV 1897 sixty
four acres OF land. belonging Peter Mason dec Sa,
land Is situated III Chesterfield county, on the South sic
OF said Turnpike Road, opposite the former residence nj
SAID M'son ~ the same tine aud place, three slave.
haaely Green, Daniel and Nancy. This sale is made IN
compliance with the provisions of a deed of ,rs &C.,, D.
Ter Mason TO Matthew Wiufree. dated IA MAY 1890 aud
duly recorded IN the County Court of Chesterfield on tho
vested la the subscriber, and ,a only win be ronveycd
FRED. CLARKE, Trustee.
November H. ~ a.
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COURT OF AppEAIS

are happy to spprize the public bat the busine.s
which numbered the Court has been redncsJ j.; %
., TWO yesrs-(snee the organization OF tie Court under
On the hrst OF October, ISsI the pun,ho. -, 49, -
ne do' ket OF me Court OF Appeals was G57 Tn. num-
oeI on uie doeSet on The first day OF this term is sci
60 I, ,,'O'' J. 1851, 657
'o' w ''"Ne' W NOV L, 1l9
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-07-31

"Thomas come here, how dare you
abuse my paper, I'll teach you to tear it
again-there, sir, how does that feel
now go to bed"
"Mr. Shocks, you horrid wretch-how
can you strike a child of mine in that
way--come here Thomas, poor fellow
did he get hurt--never mind-here's
"a lump of sugar; there, that's a good
boy"
"Mrs. Shocks, let me tell you, you will
spoil all the children, you know never
Interfere when you see fit to punish a
child-its strange that woman can
rever do any thing right
"Never do any thing right-faith,
Mr.. Shocks, if nobody did any thing
right in this house but yourself, l won
der what would become of u.s.
"Let me tell you, Madam, this is i'm
proper language for you ma'am--ana
I'll bear it no longer.-You are as snap
pish and surely as a--a-she dog-and
if there is a divorce to be had in the
land Pll have it-you would wear out
the patience of a JOBS
ooh! dear, how mad the poor man is
well, good night my dear-pleasant
Dreams"
"There, she's gone. Thank Heaven,
Pm alone once more. Oh! unhappy
man that | am to be chained down to
such creature-she is the very essence
of all ugliness, cross and peevish! Oh!
that | could once more be bachelor!
curse the day and hour | ever saw the
likeness of her. Yes, l will get di-
vorce; | can't live with her any longer,
it is utterly. impossible.
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F. S. LlTTEL, Philadelphia.
TAKEN UP

RY julius Digger in the county of Coles,
~ and State of Illinois, one bright sorrel
HORSE, four years old past, about ID hands
high, with small star in his forehead, both
hind feet white, the left one white above the
pastern joint, some scattering white hairs on
his sides, the most on his left flank: apprais-
ed to $40 90. Also, one iron gray HORSE,
tour years oldpast, Is hands high, with rath-
er blaze face, the blaze extending down
over his right nostrel, and half over his up
per lip, and part of his under lip, the point
OF his right ear fresh cut of, and large
scar on the back part of his left thigh, with
white hind legs from the hooks down: ap-
raised to $47 so. Also, one yellow sorreI
HORSE, fouryears old past, about fourteen
hands three inches high, with blaze face,
both hind feet white above the paster joint,
no other marks or brands discoverabIe: ap-
praised to $35 20 by James P. Shaw, and
George W. Lawrence, before James Shaw,
Esq. on the 2Sth day of June, 1888.
l4--3 Teste: N. ELLINGTON, Crk.
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SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
VENHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
H. lie, that he intends opening a School on the
first of June, at ATTENTION, Peoria county,
where he will teach the different branches of
Science usually taught in schools and academies.
Particular attention will be given to the mental
and moral improvement of students-such a course
of instruction will be pursued, as is calculated to
bring the latent powers of the mind into exercise,
and facilitate the acquisition of knowledge. TUT
ton from So to "a per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B.
N. B. The town of Attention is of recent loca-
ton, at the head of Lake Peoria, on the east side
of La Sale Prairie. This site is healthy and
beautiful, beyond description. There will be a
public sale of Lots in his town on the last Satur-
day in May. S. A..
January I22, 1888. 44-ly
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NNAKEN up by William P Terrell living six
- miles south of Charleston, Coles county IL.
Inols, 2 blue sows, spotted sows, black bar
rows and white spayed sows and barrows, mark
ed with an under crop off of each ear--supposed to
be about Is months old: also one spotted sow
shoat marked in the same mark with the others,
about months old: also pigs unmarked, about
6 weeks old: shackling bell on one of the spotted
sows Appraised to 81 dollars, by Greene S.
vanwinkle and James C.. Daniel, before Isaac
Parker, Esq. on the 18th day of April, 1888
copy-teste, N. ELLINGTON, elk,
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LAWRENCE CIRCUIT COURT,

.4prl Term, 1881
Samuel H. Club & Caius\
NJ Eaton, complainants, r., cnu
Abraham Piesch, defend't.)
A ND now at this day came the compliments,
IA by A. T. Ellis, Esq, their solicitor, and upon
motion, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court now here, that the defendant is not
resident of this state it is therefore ordered that
notice of the tendency of this cause he given by
publication in the Vandalia Wing, public news
paper printed in the town of Vandalia in this
state for four weeks successfully; that unless the
said defendant shall appear and file his answer to
said complainant's bill, on or before the first day
of our September term next, the same will be ta-
ken as confessed and that this cause be continued
until the ensuing term of this court
A true copy: In witness whereof l, James
M. Mclean, clerk of the said court, have
L. S. hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court, at Lawrenceville, the 18th
day of May 1888.
J. NJ. MCLEAN, Cl'k
May, %, l833-l3-4
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
A~,,l IOtk 1000


the late confagration of the Treasury build
Il ing, nearly all the correspondence Of the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury, from the establishment of
the Department to the 3lst March, 1888, was de-
stroyed including, well the original letters and
communications addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury, as the records of the letters and COM
munications written by him. With vrcw to re-
pair the loss, as far as may by practicable, all Of
hcers OF the United States, requested to cause
copies to be prepared, and authenticated by them,
of any letters excepting those hereinafter alluded
TOY which they may at any time have written to,
or received from, the Secretary of the Treasury;
and all those who have been in office, and other in
dividual throughout the United States, and else
where, are invited TO do the same. That this cor
respondence may be arranged into appropriate
books, it is requested that it be copied on folio
foolscap paper, with sufficient margin on all
sides to admit of binding, and that no more than
one letter be contained on a leaf 1t is also re-
quested, that the copies be written in plain and
distinct or engrossing hand. Where the original
letter can be spared, it would be preferred. Tho
reasonable expense incurred in copying the papers
requested, not exceeding the rate of ten cents
for every hundred words, will be betrayed by tho
department..
The correspondence which has been saved, and
OF which, therefore, no copies are desired, are
the records of the letters written by the Secretary
of the Treasury to Presidents and Cashiers Of
banks, from the LIST October, 1919, to the Goth Feb
ruary, 1888; all the correspondence relating to
Revolutionary claims under the act of 18th May,
1923, and to claims of Virginia officers to half paw
under the act of 5th July, 1882; and to appiica-
ions for the benefits of the acts of the I'd March.
1885, and 18th July, 1884, for the relief of certain
lnsovent debtors of the United States. Copies
OF some circular letters and instructions, written
by the Secretary, have also been preserved: and
II Is requested that, before a copy be made Of
any circular letter OF instruction, written by the
Secretary of the Treasury, the date and object of
the circular be first stated to the department, and
its wishes on the subject ascertained.
LOUIS MCLEAN,
APri' *, l053--9 I'm Secretary of the Treas'y.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

ME subscribers, importers of hardware
Il and cutlery, are now receiving direct
rom Birmingham and Sheffield, and from the
American manufactures, extensive additions
o their stock, comprising EVERY variety of
lricles in the business-which are offered on
LIBERAL terms, to country dealers and others.
Anong arhich are
Table and pocket Cutlery: Razors, Scis-
sors, Shears, &c.
Bread, butcher and shoe Knives,
Mill, cross-cut, tenor, pit, hand, PANEL and
other Sauus.
New York and Cincinnati bench and
moulding Planes.
American and imported Edge Tools.
Files and Rasps, Ibbotson's and common
make.
Building and Housekeeping articles gen.
orally, gilt and mahogany frame Look
ing Glasses.
FowIing Guns and Rifles, flint and percus
sion locks.
Cabinet Hardware of every description,
tin'd and japann'd Saddle,y mems and
side saddletrees.
Wood and iron Hames, eiptical and cradle
carriage Springs, brass, copper and Iron
Wire
Sickes, and grass and cradle Scythes, to-
gether with general assortment of ia
panned Fancy and Military Goods.
Also
Flat, round and square bar Iron, hoop and
sheet do.
Nail and brazier's rods, American, Eng
lish, blister, German, spring, Crowley
and cast Steel, of the most approved
brands.
Common, Birmingham & mousehole An
pils, bickhorns, stone, sledge and hand
Hammers, black and bright face patent
cast iron and cottial keyed Vices, Pitts
burgh and New York Bellows, assorted
sizes.
Log, trace, trap and halter Chains.
English and American Shovels and
Spades, carolina hoes, common and rivi-
ted corn do.
English and American and Pittsburg cut
and wrought nails, spikes and brads.
Boston crown window glass.
Tin plates, brazier's copper, spelter, SOL
der rivets, &c.
Hollow ware and castings.
April 5.-l3-y j. S. PEASE, & Co.
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Protection Insurance Company.

Protection Insurance Company.
VOPHAR CASE, of vandalia, Agent for the
- PROIEC1IoN INSURANCE COM
P.4NY, of Hartford, 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 are as low as those
of any otner similar institution, and every person
has now an opportunity for triAing sum, to pro-
tect himself against the ravages of this destruc.
tive element. Fer terms of insurance application
may be made to mo at this place. lam authors-
ed to issue policies to applicants without delay.
Vahdalia, July 1882. left
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YRyAKEN UP by Sharp Whitley, living on the

YEvAKEN UP by Sharp Whitley, living on the
u Okaw, Coles county, Illinois, one bay horse,
about sixteen years old, fourteen hands one inch
high, star and snip in his forehead, brands or
marks perceivable appraised to ten dollars .4Lso,
one straw berry roam mare, about four years old,
fourteen and half hands high, black name and
tail, no marks or brands perceivable: appraised
to forty dollars, by Benjamin Austin, John Bald
win, and John Whitley, before James T. Cunning
ham, Esq. on the 9th day of May, 1888
1873 Teste, N. ELLINGTON, Crk.
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VAKEN UP by Augustus Dobles, Coles county

TNAKEN UP by Augustus Dobles, Coles county,
IL Illinois, on the Embarrass river, two miles
south of the Cumberland Road, dun mare, three
years old with black legs, name and tail, the near
side of the name mixed with white hairs, thir-
teen hands three inches high, had on bell called
dollar bell, brazed with brass, with leather col
lar that had been broken and mended with a
whang, the buckle half round or D buckle: ap-
praised to thirty dollars by William Blakeney
and Thomas Rhoder, before Thomas Sconce, ESD.
on the 18th day of May, 1888.
1873 Teste, N. ELLINGTON, CPk.
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In the Laurence County Circuit Court.

In the Laurence County Circuit Court.
Abraham Piesch. \
NOTICE is hereby given, that heretofore, on
~ the 22d day.of November, 1882, an attach
ment issued ont of said court at the suit of the
said Wade Hampton against the estate of the
said Abraham Piesch, for the sum of fifty dollars
and twenty-five cents, and the same having Ebeen
duly returned levied, and is now pending before
said court; now unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special bail and plead within the
time limited for his appearance in such case,
Judgment will be entered and the estate so at
tached will be sold.
In witness Whereof !, James I'M. Nc
Lean, clerk of the said court, have here
L. S. unto set my hand and affixed the seal of
said court, at Lawrenceville, the 18th
day of May, 1888.
May %, I833-l3-4 J. M. MCLEAN, cl1
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TAKEN UP

1DY Joseph D. Z. Brown, living q miles north
- eastof Mount Vernon, Illinois, a dark iron
gray mare, IS hands high, a years old, right hind
foot white, small lump on her back, small old bel
on, no marks or brands perceivable: appraised to
forty dollars by James Bowman and William w.
Pace, before II. T. Pace, J. P. May I'd, 1888.
l3-3-copy teste: JOEL PACE, Crk.
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FESAKEN,UP by John Lowry, in Hamilton coun-
I'LL ty near the Jefferson and Saline Road, a sor-
rel mare, supposed to be nine years DID, bald face,
right hind foot white, near to the hook, and small
white spots on her left fore foot, two small spots on
her right side, stripe about her neck, ard white
hairs about her head, about fifteen hands high
appraised to forty dollars, by Leven Lane and
John M. Smith, before me the Goth day of April
1883, J. c. Lockwood, J. P.
copy test,