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~ TAKEN UP,
nc EssgI Ex Ply William Short, living
We IN ED miles east of Charles
Es's.s'la ton, Coles county, Illinois, one
light brown HORSE, with some white spots
en- his rump, star in his forehead, speckled
nose, little white on his left hind foot,
about fifteen and a half hands high, four
years old last spring. Appraised to $40, by
d. S. Cheatham, Andrew Clark, and Reuben
Canterbury, before me on the 7th day Of Au-
gust, 1893. ISAAC PARKER, ]. P.
a true copy from my estray book.
20-3 NATHAN ELLINGTON, Clerk.
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A RY Larking johnson, liv-
Msr''I ID ing in Coles county, H.
&N ~K linois, one bright bay horse,
nzAlls1 thirteen and half hands
high, four years old past, both fore feet and
the right hind foot white, and a star in his
forehead: appraised to twenty dollars by
Charles s. Morton, Andrew Clark and Will
lam Jeanes, before James P. Jones, Esq, on
the Goth day of July, 1888.
Teste. 1885,.
N. ELLINGTON, OK
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EAGLE POWDER MILLS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
AIOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
~ dersigned has taken out letters of ad-
of the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Robert Wilson, deceased, and
qualified as such administrator. All persons
having claims against the estate of the de-
ceased, are hereby required and notified TO
exhibit the same to me or TO the court of
Probate for the county of Monroe for set
Element, within nine months from the date
hereof; dated at Mitchell township, Monroe
county, the 18th day of August, 1873.
GILMAN JEWETT, A9nr.
August 26, 1888. 24-4t
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JAMES liz. MCDONALD.

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKER.
Opposite the Jefferson Hotel, 81. Louis.
EDURCHASES Notes of all Banking Tnstitu-
IL tons in the United States.
Foreign and American Gold.
Drafts and notes of hand on all the principal cities
in the United States, collected on the most reason.
able terms.
Tickets and shares in all Yates & M'Intyre,s
Lotteries, constantly for sale.
~ Cash paid for prizes soon as presented.
st. Lonis. November, 1882. 36-Iy
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BLANKS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
g For sale at this Office.
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THos. SERGEANT & ]. C. LowBER. Esos.
of The PHILADELPHIA Bar.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

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August 18th, 1888.
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FIRST section Of the Militia lap passed al the
last acknowledging ofMc State into divisions
and brigades.
The counties of Clinton, ST Clair, Monroe,
Randolph, Jackson, Johnson, Franklin, JefIer-
son, Washington, Perry, Union, Alexander,
POPE, Galatin and Hamilton, shall compose
The first division: The counties of White, Wa
bash, Edwards, Wayne, Clay, Lawrence, Ma
ron, Efngham, Jasper, Crawford, Coles,
Clark and Edgar, shall compose the second
division: The counties of Madison, Macoupin,
Bond, Montgomery, Morgan, and Green, shall
compose the third division The counties of
sangamon, Tazewell, Clean, Macon, Shelby,
Fayette, Champagne, and Vermilion. shall
compose the fourth division: And the counties
OF Calhoun. Pike, Adams. Schuyler, NJ
Donough, Hancock, Warren, Mercer, Fulton,
Knox, Peoria, Henry, Putnam, Rock Island,
Cook, La Sale, and 10 Daviess, shall compose
the fifth division: The counties of Clinton, ST.
Clair, Monroe, and Randolph, shall compose
the first brigade of the frst division; the coun-
Ties of johnson, Franklin, Washington, and
Jefferson, shall compose the second brigade Of
ihe first division, the counties of Perry, Jack
son, Union, and Alexander, shall compose the
bird brigade OF the first division; the coun-
Ties of Pope, Galaiin, and Hamilton, shall
compose the fourth brigade of the first division
The counties Of White, Wayne, Marion, Clay,
and Edwards, shall compose the first brigade in
the second division. The counties of Wabash,
Lawrence, bingham, Jasper, and Crawford,
shall compose the second brigade Of the second
division. The counties of Coles, Clark, and
Edgar, shall compose the third brigade of the
second division. The counties Of Bond, Nj !.
olson, and Montgomery, shall compose the first
brigade OF the third division. The counties of
Green, and Macoupin, shall compose the Sc
Icond brigade Of the third division The county
of Morgan, shall compose the third brigade in
Inc third division. The counties of Sangamon,
and farewell, shall compose the first brigade
of the fourth division. The counties Of M Lean i.
Macon, Shelby, Fayette, Champagne, and
Vermilion, shall compose The second brigade of
the fourth division. The counties Of Calhoun,
Pike, Adams, Schuyler, M'Donoush, and Han
cock, shall compose the first brigade of the fifth
division. The counties of Fulton, Peoria,
Knox, Warren, Mercer, Rock Island, 10 D.l-
viess, Henry, Putnam, La Sale, and Cook i,
shall compose the second brigade of the fifth
division.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE CAPITOL,
On the evening of the 24th instant, a meeting for
the promotion Of Temperance, throughout the Uni
ted States was held at the Capitol, which was mn
merously attended by members of Congress- strane-
ers assembled from various parts of the country and
citizens of the District.
he meeting was called to order BY the Hon. Fee
Tx Grundy of the Senate, the Hon. Lewis Cass
secretary of War. was called to the Chair, and on
motion OF the Hon. Gideon Tomlinson, of Connec-
tIcut, the Hon. John Blair, of Tennessee was cho.
sen secretary. The meeting was opened with pray
er by the Rev. VIM. Hammet, Chaplain to Congress.
me Chairman of the meeting then and address
cd the meeting at some length, in a style of great
elegance and power-exhibiting the claims of the
temperance cause upon the consideration of the
people OF the United States. This address produced
thrilling effect upon the audience 1t was follow
ed by resolution and an able address b, the Rev.
Dr Edwards, Corresponding Secretary Of the Amer
lcah lemPerance Society; after which resolutions
were offered and addresses delivered by the following
gentlemen
Honorable Mr.. Cook, of Ohio, Honorable Mr..
Briggs, Massachusetts, DR.. Seweli, of Washing on,
Honorable Lewis Condict, of New jersey, HoHora.
bic Mr. Stewart, of Pennsylvania, Honorable Mr.
reed, OF Massachusetts, Honorable Mr. Tipton of
INDIANA, and Honorable Mr. Frelnighuysen of New
Jersey. The resolutions were diversified. touching
the prominent points, upon which the Temperance
cause bears, and the acdress such held the
audience in profound attention for more than three
hours The exercises were closed by some brief but
pertinent and forcible remarks by the Honorable Mr..
Grundy. There has probably never been Temper
ance meeting in the United States of equal interest,
or more calculated to advance the cause In a few
IN pamphlet form for general circuation-Nat.
Int.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
To all ,s,om these presents may com,

To all ,ssom these presents may come.
Know yc, that by virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Convention of the people of South Caro-
lima, do hereby call together and by these presents
have convoked the members of the said Convention
to reasscmbe at Colombia in the State aforesaid, at
meridian, the second Monday in March next,
which will be the 18th day thereof, to deliberate
such matters touching the interests and welfare of
the good people aforesaid, may be then and there
presented for their consideration.
And hereby call upon the said members to be
punctual in their attendance, at the time and place
herein specified.
Given under my hand and seal, in the Parish
OF St. Peters, South Carolina, this 18th day
H. S. of February, in the year ofour Lord thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-three, and in
the 6fty-seventh year of American lndepend-
ence. J, HAMILTON, jun.
President Of the Convention of tho People
Of South Carolina,
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j. w. SCHMIDT, Prus. c.
To Z. C. DELAvAN, Esq Albany

eTByl last nights mail we have received Washing
ton dates to the I'd. inst. Mr.. Clay's bill to mod
ify the several Tariff acts, was taken up
in Senate on the lst and after some debate,
passed the form it passed the House of Represen-
tatyes, BY vote % to i6--The bill further to enforce
the collection of the revenue, reported in Senate by
Mr.. Wilkins, passed the House Of Representatives,
the day, by vote Of more than three to one
Yeas i49-Nays47. As the leading provisions OF the
bill were recommended by the President IN his mes
sage of the 18th Dec it will doubtless receive his
signature and become the law Of the land. Mr..
Clay's land bill also taken up in the House OF
Representatives, March LIST. with apparent deter
mination, says the Integencer, to bring it to de-
cison, and that with almost decisire indication q
SUCCESS. Several attempts were made at an ADJOURN
ment which were refused decision had been ia
ken at in the eveping~-the stormy debate was still
giving
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For the Whie.

MEssRs. EDIToRs for the next
Congress are already beginning to take the
field. There are several in our district start
ing out with great confidence Of success
some resting their claims on their own merits
Others calculating that as they have failed
hitherto, it is time for fortune to turn in their
favor and bring them out ahead We have
not, however, yet seen any one entering upon
the campaign to whom we are willing to give
our support. We want a man upon whom we
can depend--a tried, thorough going republi-
can, who knows our wants, understands our
rights, and is capable Of asserting them. Such
a man is our respected governor, JoHN REY~
NoLDs. Should he consent to become candid
ate, (Which VIC earnestly desirc> he will be
supported by
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FTNST GLASS;
CAPITAL PRIZE Sc. 600.

To be drawn in the City of St. Louis, under the SUI
perintendence of Joseph C. Lnveilie, Henry Von
Phnl, Hugh ONeii, ST., Mary p Leduc and
James Clemens, Jr., Commissioners, or majority OF
them, appointed by the Legislature.
Tickets riH be ready for sale Saturday, The
3Oth Of March.
First drawing will take place between two and fou,
weeks from that time. All persons friendly to the
institution requested to send their orders for tickI
cts to JAMES S. THOMAS, Manager; as soon as
convenient, that the days OF drawing may be fixed
hon dol o
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ALFRED T RACY.
QcI fEI1 C.aI
New and Elegant r'ancv Gocge-

UST received full supply of fashionable and
~ new GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslns,
tis'd. Mandarines, Palmarines, eros DIES Indies,
Eephyrnes, black Italian and French Florences and
eros des Swiss of superior quality Sd, "A and sd
gauze and barege Hdkfs and Scarfs Paris net Hdkts
and Hermann Shawls, new and splendid article
Aiso-Gauze and Satin Ribbons, black and white
sil9 hose and half Hose Of superior quality, ladies'
and gentlcmcn's Gloves. For SALE Wholesale and
retail, on accommodating terms.
March 34-ty. u. b, BREWSTER
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VANDALIA:
Wednesday, March 20, 1888.

Our dates from Washington are to the 2Sth
tllt Mr.. GAYS new Tariff Bill. which was
substituted tor MIR. VERPLANcK's in the House.
had passed that body and been ordered to a
third reading in the Senate. 1t has, doubtless,
before this time become law: at least so far as
Che action Of both Houses of Congress is con-
Acerned. Mr.. CALHOUN, the delegated head Of
she Nulifiers, declares himself fully satisfied
with its provisions, and its passage, perhaps
may have the effect 10 quiet the unhappy dis
sentions which now distract the country. Such
result is certainly much to be desired. and o.
originating from whatever source il NAV wopd
be hailed as an suspicious event, could it be ef
feced without the sacrifice of anv of the prin
cipies upon which the prosperity and general
welfare oil the country, present and prospec-
tive, is believed to depend, and wihoutsseem
ing to yield to the clamorngs of bare major.
ltv oil asingie State, who murinur, they scarce
4ly know why. Ye:, Mr.. CLAY, though he de-
clares that he does not abandon the PRINCIPLES
or the policy he has so long and ohsiinateIv
sustained, is not backed in his new scheme. BY
those men who have heretofore given his far
famed American System lis Grmest support:
but, On the contrary, they are directly and
most strongly opposed t. him. and maintain
with no small degree of warmth that the policy
he now proposes, is in reality not only an A.
abandonment Of his former principles, bat will
result in ruin 10 :he Interest he has heretofore
contributed all his strength to raise up and sus.
tain. But Mr. CLAY doubtless has his nrice
Tor SO glarlng a sacrifice of consistency: he
does not desert his fortncr friends and become
the bosom companion of his bitterest enemies
for nothing he does net forget that four wears
hence another President is to he made. nor to
shape his pf csent course with view ia that ra
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INT LOUIS
HOSPITAL LOTTERY.

A UTHORIZED by the last Legislature of the
IA State Of Missouri, san act to authorize a sum
of money to be raised by lottery be given to the
SISTERS OF CHARITY in St. Louis for the use
of the Hospital which they now, or hereafter,
may have the control and management.n
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CoNsvLA-E OF Prussia,
Vo,p Eocs N Docoo,l.,- 1909


SIR--Thc Pr.,seioA Government, aware of
the success which b attended the establish
ment of Tempcraa Societies in firis,coun'ry,
and being desIroAs 10 introduce similar institu-
.ions in Prussia, has directed me, through the
Department OF State, to collect and transmit
10 Berlin the rules and regulations of the s.
cety IN this country, with such Of Their trans
actions as have been made public, and IN fac.
all such details and suggestions rs might be
useful, or could serve as modes for his Majcs-
ty's Government, in the formation of such So
ciet ties.
Permit NE. therefore, sir, 10 make known to
you the acquisitions of that Government, and
10 assure you that shall be most happy, and
most obliged BY any eplstolary or documentary
information which You may have it in your
power to grant me on this interesting subject
] have the honor to be, with sentiments OF
the greatest respect, sir, your most obedi-
ent humble servant,
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HONEY IGNTf

oST on the 10th day of March, between Vandai-
- ia and Greenville, a bill of ONE HUNDRED
DCLLAh7, United states paper, on the Branch Bank
OF Savannah, sc The bill " as wrarred ~ in orders
for goods to Hill e. M'Gunnegle ard Palmer & Tay-
lor St Louis Any person finding the abov bill aud
delivering il to the subscribers in Vandaa, shall re-
ceive TWENTY DOLLARS
CORN & GAUNT.
March 20, 1888. Is no 50 Sc
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MANY VOTERS.
Madison, March 18th.
SUPREME COURT.
Dec. 1892.

EBENEzER CAPrs, &c u. hPpviluut=,1
County COMMISSIONERS of Fayctte(
Comfy, Appellees.
Appeal from order of the county commission
ers court of Fayette county, revokng the License of
the appellants to keep grocery.
The appeal was dismissed on the ground that no
appeallies from that court to the Supreme Court.
BREESE & DAVIS, For Appellants.
CoWLE5, For Appelees.
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HE AMERICAN QUARTERLY TENpBRANcE
MAGAzrNE.-We have received the frs: Nuns
: Der OF periodical bearing this title Just pub
lished in Albany N. Y. 1t is published under
the superin;endence of the executive commi.-
tee of the New York State TEMPERANCE socie
~, and wiz he devoted to moro fiil and mi
mute discussion oi the arguments in opposition
to the CONSUMPTION of ardent spirits I'D intern
perance In all its forms. l; is printed in octa-
Vo ta.n, the present number has 50 pages
The price will be Iico Dollars a wear in adj
vance, which, if future numbers shall be as
well executed and contain as much valuable
matter as The present, is very low The nun
her before is promises much for the utility OF
the work, and Il gives us pleasure to be able to
notice It's appearance, inasmuch as j. shows not
only that the temperance reformation is fast
gaming ground and inspiring its friends with
renewed confidence oi success nut that it enliss
an Its progress the talents OF the abies scholars
and the warmcsl philan,hropis,s.
Article Isl, explains the plan and purposes
Of the work.
The 2nd article contains n succinct history
Of the temperance reform ia the U. SITS
principles, ans, progress and efects-givep
by the executive committee of the N. Y State
Temperance Society, IN answer to a letter from
the Prussian Consul, desiring such informa-
ton for the direction Of the King Of Prussia
in Introducing similar societies IN his own gov-
ernment
The letter alluded to- as il may serve to show
that the deridoa 80 cold water men, are not so
tncanly thought of abroad, we will take the
liberty here to introduce.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.
lcre will be two Wheels, one the Number, tie 9th
ef the Prize Wheel.

There VIII be two Wheels one the Number, The 9TH
the Prize Wheel
Four Drawings only to be Draur.
70 determine the fate of all the PrIzes which will
be deposited in the Prize Wheel the ls Cd 81 and
9TH day of the Drawing, Prize will be dravn from
those put in the Prize Wheel and number from the
other which will be entitled to the Prize drawn to its
number, and continue to draw Prize and a Num-
Der, until every Prize which will be depositedin the
Wheel on the LIST, Cd, Sd and 4th day drawn, and
the balance remaining in the Number wheel will be
Blanks.
In the first days drawing there will be put in the
Number wheel all the numbers from to 1925 which is
the amount of Tickets in the scheme, and into the
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SAMUEL. l.. souTHARD, Qate Secretary of the
Navy now Governor of NewJcrsey, has been elected
Senator of the United States, from that State, to
succeed Mr. Dckerson, whose term of service expir-
ed the 4th of March,
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NOTICE

hereby given that an eletion will be held ut the
state house, on Monday, the first of April, to elect
five trustees of the town of Vandaa for the ensuing
year. q. CASE, elk of Board.
Vandalia, goth March, 1888
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JAS. Il. M'HONAIIS,s
Lottery and Exchange Office,
ST. LOUIS, MISS OURT.
$4,000 NAV he bog2pht scY, 112

1--WE,
$4,000 may be bought lor &l2.
On Friday the 18th of April, the drawing will be
received at J. r. M'Donald's Office, of the New
York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. S. for 1888.
Where will be distributed prizes in all amounting to
100000
$4,000 DOLLARS!i
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To MRs-
saw! 1t was by faiths bright eve,
Which LOOKED beyond this sphere of PAIN
heard! but not one voice could sigh,
Or moan again.
saw it was the Saviors throne,
Around, his glittering subjects stood
Rejoio'd that they were safely borne
Through Jordan's food.
saw amid this glorious choir
Three cherub's bright, their harps were stringing
Their voices touch'd with heavenly FIRE
Were swectly singing.
They lightly touched their harps of gold.
And of delverance sweetly sung,
Whilst all the holy saints above enroll'd,
The rapturous chorus rung.
Lady, those cherubs were once thine own;
Or thou didst call them on earth,
Full oft thy sigh, thy tear, thy moan,
Tells of their worth.
But couldst thou call them from that sphere
And place them ,,o~.i AZ -~'-'''r eyes
Couldst thou rejoice when those so dear
Again must die!
No; thou couldst not cast their harps away,
Forbid them strike one note again,
Nor call them from their bliss away
To thisnether world ofpain.
Then weep dear lady, weep again,
OF once forbid thy tears to flow;
Thy babes have left this world Of pain,
This tent Ct woe;
But weep for joy, nor cease to weep
Till tn GU shalt meet in Heaven above,
Thy babes whom Christ doth safely keep
In arms of love. A.
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GOVERNOR REYNOLDS, it viii be seen, by com
in to.day's paper from Madison County,
is solicited to become candidate for Congress-
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A STRAY MARE.

TNAKEN up by Edward Pyle, living on the middle
fork of the Vermilion river, in Vermiliou county,
Illinois, an ESTRAY MARE, of the following de-
scription wit chestnut sorre 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 perceivabe. Appraised to
thirty two dollars by Lyman Fairchild and William
Catn, before James Partlow, Esq onthe Goth day Of
January, A. D. 1883.
A. WILLIAMS, CPk.
Dunville, QlL) January O. 1888. AZ Nv
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We commence publishing the decisions Of the Su-
preme Court to-day, which will be continued week.
ly.
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l'9 a. ! DENNIS OLEHY. Administrator
Public notice is hereby giren,

Public notice is hereby giren,
q NHAT the undersigned has taken ont letters OF
administration, of the goods and chattels rights
and credits of EZEKIEL SFERRETT, 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- or the Court of Probate for the county Of Yer
million, for settlement, within nine months from the
date hereof.
Dated at Danvie, Illinois, this I'd day of February,
A. ID. 1888. ASAHEL BRUER,
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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 Martha Rouse, deceased, and
qualified as such Administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate of the said deceased are
hereby notified and required to exhibit the same to
me, to the court of Probate for the county Of Yer
million, for settlement within nine months from the
date hereof Dated at Danville, Ill. this Cd. day
of March A. d. 1888.
lea a. i DENNIS OLEHY .1dn,is,rntor
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W4ole amcr mt, SIC. 600
ALI prizes subject to the usual deduction of Der
cent discount, the capital prizes payable forty days
after the completion OF the drawing The low prizes
on demand. 1t is the wish of the Manager to COM
Pletc the drawing of the whole scheme on or before
the 18th of July, which will be about ninety days from
the commencement of the sale of tickets
JAMES S. THOMAS, .Man1eer.
The above scheme having been presented 10 the
board OF Commissioners for their approval, it was
adopted.
ALFRED TRACY.
ST. Louis, eth Feb. 1888. 1911 Secret1rs,