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surrounded and overpowered and compelled to
surrender thmselyes prisoners of war. was
at the Fort when the express came in One
OF the Lieutenants made his escape, and
brought information that the savages at the
time of leaving them, were massacreing their
prisoners. tits supposed that all have been
put to death. Five companies of Regulars on
the receipt of the intelligence, Immediately
started to rescue such as might be still alive.
There is every probability Of bloody war
with the Camanshe Indians.
JAMES SMITH,
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Notice is hereby given

TNHAT will attend in Mt. Vernon, before the
IL court of Probate, on the first Monday in Nav
next, for the purpose of making final settlement of
the estate of Joseph Wilbanks deceased. All per-
sons interested can attend if they see proper.
Moore's Prairie, Jefferson county, Feb 25, 1888.
500 r. A. DAVIS WILBANKS. Apm,p.
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A STRAY MARE.

Taken up, by William A. Jones, of vermilion
county, Illinois, estray mare of the following de-
scription, to wit: An IRON GRAY MARE, three
years old last spring, about fourteen and hall hands
bigh and snip in the face both hind feet white,
no other brands or marks Observation-Disclosures to
thirty-fve dollars, by William Foley and Thomas
Field, before Joseph Patterson esqr. the 9lh day
of November, A. D. 1882.
sos A. WILLIAMS, CI'K.
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We insert the article found in this weeks pa
per- signed ga friend of truth" out of cour-
tesy to friend of the Wing, without asserting
to- or protesting against the Gigantic" eulo-
gum pronounced upon Mr.. Breese; much of it
however, is certainly due, and well bestowed
but while ga friend of truth" complains that
the correspondent of the Journal, has lost sight
'9f Mr. Breese, the friends Of lus,ice, may with
equal proprety complain, that the friend Of
TRUTH in contemplating the towering grandure
of Mr.. Breese, has entirely lost sight of his
meritorious associate counsel, and the whole
catalogue of Managers, except Mr. Mills.
The speeches of Judge Young, and Mr. Ford,
as published, show that they also, have some
claims to distinction, and probably had some
little influence upon the issue of the trial. Our
correspondent, we think, pays no very high
compliment to the dignifed members Of the
Senate, in attributing the acquital of the Judge
to the eloquence and slillfulness OF counsel,
rather than to the merits of the case. Those
grave gentlemen, it is presumed, (all who vo-
ted) were governed by the ''law and the testi-
mony," and by that alone, if they were not,
we shall not make it our business to say, by
what motives they were governed
Our correspondent will excuse US, we hope,
for this alusion to his piece; this kinilof news
paper 'puffing," is not what we are much in
favor of and after all we can say, the public
will settle the question Of precedence between
Mr.. Breese and Mr.. Mills, as seems to them
most just. Ii, however, the "pam'' were put
into our hands, and we were allowed to "show
our opinion" by putting it where we pleased,
we certainly should bestow it upon the latter.
ANOTHER INDIAN WAR has been got up in
another quarter, if we mpy believe tive follow
ing letter, which we find in the last Louisville
Focus. Ia republishing it, (says the St. Lou
lis Republican, it may be well to say, that we
do not attach any credit to Its con,ents.-San-
CANON Journal
CANroyMENr GIBsoN, Jan. 18th, 1888.
Dear SIR take this opportunity of n>
forming you of our situation. Capt Ford's
Company OF U. S. Rangers left this place on
the 9Th inst by order of Col. Arbuckle, on an
expedition against the Pawnees, but, to theiI
surprise, they were attacked on the 9th, by O
band of the Camanshe Indians, five hundred il
number. They fought with great bravery fo
the space of an hour and halt hut they wert
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Administrators Notice.

BUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that | will
IL apply to the Circuit Court Of Randolph, at the
next term thereof for order to sell so much of the
real estate, of which the late Daniel p Cook died
seized, as will be sufficient to pay his debts All per-
tend and show cause, if any there be, why the said
estate should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid
sos WILLIAM SHANNON. ApM,R.
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w AS committed to my custody on the 9th inst.
w as runaway, a bright nulatto man, who
calls himself HENRY about five feet five or six insh-
es in height rather stout made and says he belongs
to MIR. Thomas Hardin, who lives in the state Of
Tennessee, about miles from Nashville. The own
er is requested to forward prove property and
pay charges, or the said will be hired out accord
ing to law.
Equality, III. Feb. 2lst, 1888
50-6 JOHN LANE SuEp
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0Rn REWARD. Broke Jail on the mig, Oh
QDCO the 9th inst, in Vienna, johnson county.

0Rn REWARD. Broke Jail on the n:s Of
DCO the 9th inst, in Vienna, johnson county.
Illinois, three MEN, who Jail for the crime OF
counterfeting Jonathan Clark, John Dewitt and
Ashley j. Clark.
JONATHAN CLARK is a man about feet 8 or
inches high 48 SO years of age, Of rather dark
complexion, bald headed, long face, blue or grey
eyes, toerable large teeth and has mole on his Jaw
ASHLEY J. CLARK is young about % or
% years of age, great favor Of his father above des
crbed, of rather slow speech, and high cheek bones,
5 feet 10 or | inches high and of dark complexion
JOHN DEWITT is small man, S feet or inch
es high % 80 years of age very dark complexion,
under lip. The above reward will be given for the
above described men, if delivered here or 25 if se
cured in any Jail so that get them again.
SAMUEL CAPLAND,
40 Sheriff and Jailor, J. c.
Vienna, johnson county, Ill. Feb. 9, 1893.
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A STRAY MARE.

INAKEN up by Edward Pyle, living on the middle
- fork of the Vermilion river, in vermlion county,
Illinois, an ESTRAY MARE, of the following de
scrpon, to wit chesnut sorrel mare, left hind foot
white and her sides marked with the harness. about
fourteen hands high, supposed to be four years old
last Spring--no brands perceivable. Appraised to
thirty-two dollars by Lyman Farcbild and William
Catin, before James Partlow, Esq the goth day o.
January, A. D. 1888
A. WILLIAMS, CPk,
Danville, Qll.) January 26, 1883. 48 3w
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STRAY NOVJCF,

NNAKEN UP by George D. Bassham, in Hami-
ton county, on the Gath day of January, 1888,
a sORREL STUD COLT, years old next spring
a star and Snip in his forehead, and left hind foot
white; appraised to SIT by John Cook and Edmond
Norris this 24th day of January, 1883, before me,
John Nj. Clark.--Copy attest.
500 j. C. LOCKWOOD. C1,K.
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NOTICE..

Taken up, by Hanson Middleton, living in the
Wakefield settlement; one BAY MARE, star in
her forehead about Ia hands high, nine shilling bell
on the mare is about years DID, appraised to $50,
by Aron McKinzire; one BAY MARE, IA years old,
few saddle spots on her back, her name the left
side; also, one BAY COLT, supposed to have been
foaled last spring appraised to Sl8.
February Is, 1888.
500 JOS. OLIVER, c. c. c. c. s. c.
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods.

lust received full supply of fashionable and
% new GOODS, consisting of Orloano Muslins,
Fig'd. Mandarines, Palmarines, eros des hides,
Zephyrnes, black Italian and French Florences and
Gros DIES Swiss of superior quality, "a, A and sd
gauze and barege Hdkis. and Scarfs, Parsnet Hdkfs
and Hermann Shawls, new and splendid article
Also-Gauze and Satin Ribbons, black and white
silk Hose and half Hose, of superior quality, ladies'
and gcntlemen's Gloves. For sale, wholesale and
retail, on accommodating terms.
March ,iiIv u. 3 BREWER
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In communication inserted in the Wing
of the Goth uit., aninadverting with some Sc
verify, on the conduct OF an agent of the north
western fur company, in endeayourng TO ex-
cite the Winnebagoes and other tribes, to dis
content with The pror;sions cfthe late treaties, il
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-06

Pursuant to previous arrangements, both
Houses of the Assembly met in joint session
on Thursday the 2sth ult, to make certain
elections.
WILLIAM J. GATEwooD, ESQ. was elected
on the first trial, Commissioner Of sales of the
Galatin Saline Reserve lands.
Col. E. C. BERRY was elected President of
the Illinois State Bank, and the following gem
men, Drectors-James Whitlock, William
I'll, Brown, James Black, r. FL PEBBLES, and
A. p. Field.
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Public notice is hereby giren,

TNHAT the undersigned has taken out letters Of
- administration, Of the goods and chattels rights
and credits Of EZEKIEL 5TERRETT, deceased,
and qualified such administrator. All persons ha
wing claims against the estate of said deceased, are
hereby notified and required, to exhibit the same to
me, the Court n Probate for the county of Yer
million, for settlement within nine months from the
date hereof
Dated at Danvlle, Illinois, this ID day of February
A. d. 1888. ASAHEL BRUER,
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Messrs. Gales 4 Seaton are elected pub
lie printers for the 23d Congress, by ma
jorty of ono or tzuo votes over Mr.. Blair.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate .
IA JOSHUA ALLENDER, deceased, late of Law
county, and State of Illinois, hereby Motif
ell and required to exhib: the same to us, to the
Court of Probate for said county of Lawrence, for
settlement, within niue months from this date and
all persons indebted to said estate requested b
make immediate payment.
MARTHA ALLENDER, Admln'rx.
JOHN ALLENDER, Admin.
Lawrenceville, III. Jan. l, 1888. 45-4t
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Sir arrived here on the evening of Sun
lday, the Sd instant, and the next morning wal
ted on the Governor of South Carolina, to
communicate to him the Resolutions of the
General Assembly of Virginia Of the 26h
January, on the subject of Federal Relations,
and to ascertain from him the proper manher
Iof submitting to the competent authorities of
South Carolina, the Resolutions of the Gen,
eral Assembly, and especially the request
therein contained, that the Ordinance of the
late Convention of that State, entitled " An
Ordinance to Nu!lifv certain Acts of the Con
gress of the United States, purporting to be
laws laying duties and imposts on the mporta-
ton of foreign commodities" shall be rescin
ded, or at least its operation suspended until the
close OF the first session of the next Congress.
In consequence of the information derived
from Gov. Hayne at this interview, vester-
day addressed to him the letter of which q CO.
Ipy is herewith enclosed, mo. ~ and was this
morning honored with an answer from the
Governor enclosing letter to him from the
President OF the Convention of the people of
South Carolina, OF which copies are also en-
closed (Nos. . and 81 You will, doubt not,
think ii proper tolay these papers immediatel,
kpcloic tIlC wv A1buStS VI hSSSuDlY. lne
Convention of South Carolina will in a very
few days be called by the President thereof to
re-assembe, in order that the resolutions and
request of the General Assembly of Virginia
may be submitted to its consideration, and that
that body may determine whether, and to what
extent, the request of the General Assembly
shall be complied with. But considerations OF
convenience will necessarily postpone the
meeting of the Convention, until about the I'd
Monday in March. l pray you to ascertain
from the General Assembly, in the manner
you may think best, whether it will be its
pleasure that shall remain here, and attend
the Session of the Convention; as to which,
hope it will give me its instruction according
to its own sense of public utility, without re-
gard to my personal convenience. shall cer-
talnly proong my stay in this State, until re-
ceive an answer from you, employed in pro-
noting by all proper means in my power the
purpose for which was sent hither.
| tits proper that should say, that the deter
mination to re-assemble the Convention of this
State, is to be attributed entirely to the sens,
entertained by the Governor, and by the Pres
dent Of the Convention, Of what is due to the
friendly intercession of Virginia.
| After the reading of The above, a resolution
passed the House of Delegates, requesting
Mr.. Leigh to prolong his sojourn in South
Carolina until after the sitting of the Conven-
ton.
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version Of the subject matter Of it, we should
feel bound to give another from the oppo-
site side, were it accompanied with res
ponsible name. Until, however, the wri-
ter CAN pursuade himself TO back his com
munication with his own name, we must
leave him to settle the difference between
the "Hon. tin-cup-making representative"
and the "pill-bag carrier" without our aid.
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JAMES SMITH
A Ranger under Capt. Boon.
AND SOUTH CAROLINA

The following extract of letter from Mr..
Commissioner LEIGH, with the enclosures
therein referred to, were laid before the Legis-
lalure of Virginia by the Governor of that
State on the 18th instant-Nat Int.
Extract Of Letter from Mr. Leigh to Coz
FIo,fd
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GJ Southern papers say that the mission
conciliatory from "mother Virginia" to
South Carolina, has resulted in determi-
nation on the part of the nulliiers to re-as-
semblc their convention to deliberate on
the propriety of suspending the ordinance for
ore year. Why not say, TO suspend It al
once, for that is what they mean; Of the
propriety of such a measure the leaders of
the deluded disunionists have no doubt-a
PLAUSIBLE pretext for seeding from their
hopeless adventure, it cannot well be doubt
ed, is all they desire, and the farclcal inter-
position Of the old Dominion, answers the
purpose very well.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE,

Three daus later from .7niUerp- Continuation
NJ Host2itie8 and reported IaH y The %
tmlel Of .aat,oap.
A second edition Of the New York Com
mcrcial Advertiser. dated AT hall past three
4 A. announces tie arrival Of the ship
lIaVfe. from Havre, with Paris Journals TO
the iG;h end IIav.e TO the 18th Inclusive,
1t is reported that tie citadel had surTen-
dered--bu, there 10 no merton Of the cir
cumsiapce in the Paris papers Of the I0ths
or in the Havre Of the 18th. This report /.
bfoHgai ty the Captain OF the HavSe
Intelligence from the seat o. war in Bel
gum is 70 Tie eth Of December, acicsivt.
The journals oil observers ct The scene ol
action give hourly rohce OF every occur
renee. Throughout the whole Of the 9Th 81
December, the attack was vigorously piled
BY the ASSISTANTS. They were encouraged
tyy tire presence Of King leopold VINO was
in the city, aud watched the movements oi
both sides hluskets, as well as bombs, were
discharged by the besieged without Interrupt
tiOn.
All approach to the town, EY water, was
cot OH, and 3eoerai Chase was deprived of
all intercourse u.th his friends without the
Citadel
Thp wofks Of the besegers are hourly az
vahcing toward. the Citadel, and Marshal
Gerard N his general orders speaks With coa-
fdence Of the approaching capture OF the
place.
There was a report af the death of Gen,
Chase, bat il was not believed in Paris on
the 10th December.
KING Ohio left Munich Cor his Kingdom Of
Greece on lhe 81 December
Some ecclesiastics had demanded admis
sion fo The thlctless of Drrii m her prison
at Blaye, but were refused
FHE HAGUE, Dec. 3--There 10 absolute
~ nothing hew here, the closest observer
could not discover, 10y outward appearances,
thai we stood az such crisis as actually ex-
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The nresentation cf these resolutions eil
c;,ed an earnest and eloqHsnt discussion OF
tbe whole subject; and fda!ly, they were a
,obfef \, reported, by an almost UNANIMOUS
vote
On nation of Mfr Thompson It was
> Pe,ofssd That copies Of these resolutions
Ne forwarded TO The President Of the UnI'ed
stafes "a ogr Senator and Delegates 10 the
General Assembly, 10 our Representative m
Congress. and 70 tie President Vi tie Union
Convention ofS9tth Caroiaa
Rty5lond, That the proceedings OF tbs
nire,ire BE pabh.hed In he FTginia Free
ress and ORR papers Of IfEnia
GEO. W HUMPHGE Is,
Ctairmdn
JosEPH 4 DAUGHEaTY, , eeereta,;e,
Asbae.v kxsseby,
The following resolutions we're offered by
John Davenport Esq aa substitute Tor
! those reported ~ Che committee:
Eeeolned. That we are attached to The
Constitution Of he Uoied States and to The
Constitution Of Virginia, and that we will OPP
nose with equal zeal and devotion, an in.
fraction of either from foreign or domestic
violence, and that we wiIl support iile go
yernnento of the United States in the exercise
OF al her delegated powers
D. Resolged, That we are ardentiy attached
TO The unlcn ofthe States eli North America;
esteeming the sans our defence ia var, aBd
in peace cur source OF prosperity.
5 Rssolsed, That we will cling 10 on
state govt rnnent rs our own special vine and
fg tseo, under tie branches Of which we can
SIT happy ~ 4 domestic communion.
4 Rt.o.UC3 Iuat ne wopi SEX the con
STUFFED au,houues Of our conl0oa goregn-
nef.,, in eAearjine Their Iu..es, SO 70 perform,
thc1. that te shedding If tire blood OF oar
bfetEgzn "a j BE gfcree!ed, ard peace and
concord G1w f~n.-j lbeir acts
:. Tisolccd, That We utterly repudiate
Nuifcatio as unconstitutional and disorg
an,2ing
6 Bssoioed, That justice and pstrotism
require tae Eauediate reduction Of the
Tariff to the revenue standard, as ;hc only
nvags of preserving the union Of these
States.
The fo.fowlng resolution vas stricken cut
on suggestion OF VIM. Lucas. ESQ and by
consen, of Nh: Davenport, and the above
fiji and sixth ssl'atilutcd,--to wit
Res tcs6. That ihe Executive be requested
10 discharge from his councils, al Who may
advise hini 10 execute The laws of the Union
upon : sister state Tvith military yengence.
90 a division 81 The meeting on tie adop
ton c. tae ado.c 9absti'ute, bat twelve votes
were fount III their iavarr.
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Z Notioe.

a LECTURE On church government il
"a, expected to be delivered at the LIcE
nieeiing house on Tuesday, Teb. 9TH, at II
O'Clock. A. Nj. and also al the court house
10 Martinsburs, on Friday, Feb. 9Th, at
o'clock, z: N 10 which, The attention of The
Audience VII be particularly called to tbs
relative claims of the Methodist Episcopal
and the Methodist Protestant Churches. By
2 .Npii5ley Of the NJ P. Church, :
g.. lhe ministers ana members Of bola
churches, aud fbe christian community geA-
orally are respectfully invited 10 attend.
January 94ih, 1855
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From he NJ Y. Commercial Of Friday
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The arrival of the Hare, with Paris pa
pers 10 the 10th vi December, inclusive, was
anrou..ced second Edtion OF this papeE
last evening We had ouiy time however
TO note. very summsrily, the substance oil
The news from Antwerp We now give the
reports of the progress eff the siege, from the
5th TO the 9Th, inclusive; but the first tive
paragraphs below, from tie Head Qnar.eIs
Of The French Commander, although bear
ing he same date, are, nevertheless, now
and interesting.
al. is not true, we are told this morning,
that Cap. Depeys;er brought any repor, Of
the fall of The Citadel On the contrary, il
was agreed on all bands that the defence was
carried on with genuine Butch courage and
vlgcr
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London Political Ccrcat,Yes - IN one,
TalleYFand is euact,pg the pant Of Guy taw-
kesl With dark lantern, lighted by Holland,
he IS about to set ere to the protocol Iaggots
and gunpowJer armaments heaped up by the
Allies; While Paimerston Is sneaking ots, or
keeping watch. Another represents Ta'iey
rand as a spider starting from his hole, to
seize upon The silly buzzing fly PalmeIsten
who is caught in his web. This IS tbs true
spirit of Gilhays the idea is capital, and the
execution worthy Of 1t. Taeyrsad IS the
persoaihca'ton OF q hoary spider: and Palmess
ton looks as helpless and mbectle as tiun
derlng blue. bottle. The Cats Paw. is bet
ter still. 1Nileyrand as tho canning men.
key, grasps the lne grown puss, Pa'meFston
add. IN spite oi his struggles. stretches "u'
his fearful paw 20 take those hot ch,struis
Belgium aad Antwerp, from the fiery stoge
OF Holland The faces OF both monkey and
cat are admirable tor expression. ami bali
brute character
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rAR SIEGE OF ANTWERP

Our former adsiees from the Citadel OF
Antwerp lpublished above were TO the eve
rine of December Isl They are noT to the
afte9soon. Of the 5ih. From the tenor OF
fhore former accounts, we were ledto expect
tb,f the French batteries you'd dave opened
the.r Gre upon The citadel on the 81 Sach,
however. was not the fact. The besiegcfs
continued their preparations sith The utmost
activity until the 4lh, when an officer Yves
despatched With Aag Of truce to the cra-
del He was tie bearer Of another summons
TO Chase THE Dutch commanded to sur
render, Informing him OF the same time tha'
all was prepared On the side u the French,
aud that at ii o'clock precisely Their lire
would commence 10 case OF refusal
The French had 1913 gunsplaced a7d rea
DIV. The moment was one oi intense ihte-
rest. But the suspense was nei 81 tong gu
ration. AT a. o'cior55, p cannon shot from
Fort MontebsiIa, followed bys tremendous
sire of artillery, aaBoIaced Tint the bearer
of the flag had brought back a aegatre from
the Ds.cIi eomurander During The remain
der Of the day. the diseharse Of Cannoa VS.
kept up in regular succession, Hl'h great ex
aciness. The Dutch answered with vigor,
and the spectacle is described By the CORES
pondeuts Of the London pGess, as horrible,
but nevertheless grand.
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EthcT ShtPley hrs been elected Senator
OF the United States from the State Of Name
TOR sIS years from the 81 day of March next.
"hen the term Of service Of one Of the pre-
sent Senators from that state CMr Howe;
8ll. expire.
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Small Pox.- 1Ejs disease IS stated 70 hare
mode as appearance "a, MeUicntiiy Of Paliaora,
U aiple r0ie'1tg. III brorkpOri, Monroe c0lG,tij
aid III Vet Bloomfield, Ontario eg1tgty.--
IN. Y. Ger,
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EEyg ORLEiEs, jan: I.
Both hFsrChes of the Lcgl hNre Of this
State EafA 70 day, cooformahly t. law, IN the
new building appropriated TO their use, The
oil Charity Hospital Charles Derb,ghy,
ESQ was elected P-gsfJent Of The senate,
and Aiceste Lab.se Esq Speaker c
the House Of Representative.