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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeid.
,cithin and jor tie District Of Lischfeld. otI
the 97th day Of December, 1889
Present. frederick Wolcotf, Esq. Judge.
II TPON the petition Of Moses Wadhams, Of
~ Goshen, in said district, showing to this
Court that he is guardian to Seth Wadhans.
If Mend"n, c"untyof Monroe, state Of New
York. and Adeline Wadhams, of Goshen, TO-
said district, minors under the age Of twenty
one years; and that the said minors are the
owners in fee of the following described real
estate, situated in said Goshen, it being land
distributed to said minors under the last will
Goshen, deceased--the estate af said Seth
Wadhams being an undivided third part of
one acre Of land and the b1ildings ihereon
standing. lying in the village of Goshen, an
the corner northwest from thenheeting house:
also an undivided third part Of about ten acres
oc land situated in the southerly part of said
Goshen, and bounded east on highway Lead.
ing past Jonathan Wadhams, south 90 JOnA-
than Wadhams' land. west on Amasa N. Cha
pins land, and north On Beehe Wadhams'
land, valued at about Eve hundred dollars;
And that part Of the land belonging to said
Adelne Wadhams Is situated on the westsids
Of the Canaan and Litchfeld turnpike road,
north Of the store Of Wadhams l. Miles, and
~ bounded east BY said turnpike road, nortl.
by Jane Wadhams' land, west by Marie Wad.
hams land, and south by Phebe Wadharns'
land, containing about three acres and sixty
rods Of land, valued at about three hundred
dollarsi and that it would be for tho iuterest
Of said minors that the same should DO sold
and the avails thereof disposed Vt according
to the statute in such cases made and proyid-
ed, and pra, ing for liberty to sell the same for
the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on iile:
Ordered, that said petition be continued 10
the 10th day Of March, f8SS, At o'clock p.
W.. and that notice Of the pendeney OF said
petition be given by Publishing this order
three weeks successfully IN newspaper prin-
ted at LitchfeId. ut least six weeks before
said 10th day Of March, 1888. "
A true copy Of Record.
80 FaEDERIcK W6IcoTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

o. The Democratic Republicans in the seq
eral to,cns composing the l7ih Senatorial Dis
trict are requested to meet in their respective
toDns on Monday the 7th day cf January, 1883,
and elect t,Oice the number Of Delegates that they
are entitled to Members in the State Legisla'
TIRE. to attend Convention to be holden al
Thomas Bricks, in Salisbury, on Monday Gle
Qlst dan of January, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. M.
to appoint three Delegates to attend a State
Convention to be holden at Hartford on The tda
Wednesday, in January, isSs-Atso 20 MONT
nate Senator for said District.
PETER BiERcE. District Com.
A. Tnrn,nou fec. %. 18S9 60.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

NJ The Democratic Electors Of The to,cn Of
LiichfeM are requested to meet at J. Parks
Stage House on Monday merit, at s o'clock IN
the afternoon, to appoint four Delegates 10 at
tend District Contention to be held at the dsCel-
linz house of Samuel Bradley, Ii Torrimgton,
On The Sd Wsdnesdoy Of Jaasary, 1888, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. to nominate a Senator FOR TIE
l5sh District, If thoagkt erpedient.) and also
to appoint three delegates to represent this DIS
triei AZ the State Convention TO be holden IN
Hartford on the last Wednesday Of January
1855. to nominate State Officers and Members
of Congress for the Spring Election.
DAVID MARSH, I'oson Committee.
fi,rh feJd Eec a. 1889 Isl ~ W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

MARRIED.

tn this town. on the 25,h ut, by tho Rev. Mr. Hick-
Ok, Mr. Albert Wheeler, Of North S,onng,ou, to Miss
Miranda >. Beach, daughter Of Mr.. Noah Beach, OF
ia North Canaan, on Christmas eve, John Van Blu.
rem NJ D. oil Schodnck, n. Y. To Miss JNIia E. Fem,
daughter oC James Fem. Esq. OF the former place.
IL Torring,an, Benon Barber. ESQ OF Harwin!on,
10 Miss Mary Wilson, daughter OF Dsncon Amos Will
son, Of the i6rmer place.
\ ~ DIED,
Ia this town, on the Goth ui, Mrs. LucreiN Stod-
dert, aged 70, reliet Of M. Daniel Stoddard.
In Norfolk, Mr. Malachi Humphrey, aged 73i Mr..
John Bradley, aged ~.
In Wins,ed, Mrs. Esther Smith, aged 80. wife Of
Mr. Roswell Smith. A k.E
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
NOTICE.

n EFT the service OF the subscriber, on ~
- about the goth OF September last, an
indentured apprentice TO the Carpenter and
Joiner business, named ISAAC PENDIEToF3
about 90 years Of age. All persona are here 4
by forbidden from trusting, hafboriug, or ems !
ploying said boy IN penalty Of the law:
LEvERITT S. KELLOGG. \,
Goshen, Jan. 2, 1855 so
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
Temperance Notice.

VIE LitchReld County Temperance So
c'ety will hold meeting 10 NOrth Ca
man. On the fourth Tuesday in January. inst
IL Is earnestly requested that each Branch So-
c'ety send two. or more delegates to said
meeting. The Delegates win meet al 10 o..
clock A. NJ. to present their reports. re-
RlcHARD SMITH, Secretary.
Sharon, Jan. 4, 1883 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
NOVICE.

NOTICE. a.s.
TTSHE Court Of Probate for the District OF
a Kent has limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors 20 ths4
estate OF HANNAH MILLS. Il
late Of Kent. deceased, 10 exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-.
sent their accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will be debarfed recovery.
WIN. r.. MANSFIELD, Lrsc'v
Kent. Dec -, 1859 $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

A Tegalar meeting Of the Lstcktsld Lyseisss
spilI Be holden this (zAursdGyl evening, az tks
usual place.
Question for Discussion-'s Ought The eles-s
tiUs franchise to be extended to all sDhise males
in this country p "a
Friday eueHing--s4 Leisure On Chemistry, ~
DR.. j. G. Beckuith. Jan, 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
! NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TlHE copartnership heretofore existing be:
u tween the snbsrribers under the Arm Of
Nichols o. W0oDiM, was dissolved on the
LIST inst. BY mutual agfersDent.
PHILANDER NICHOLS,
AUSTIN WOODlN.
+ Woodbury.. Dee. 81, 1889 50
The subscriber is authorised 10 settle I'll ae-
counts Of the above firm, at the old stand,
where he continues the
Tanning + Carvysng Business
As USUAL. 4
so PHILANDER NICHOLS
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

Bcnj,mn Watkins Leigh aud l.. w. Tazeweil are
the gentlemen appointed by the Legislature Of Virgl-
MIA 10 proceed TO South Carolina and negotiate for
peace between that state and the General Governt.
Mr.. Il. is believed to he with the Nnfers in prihei
plc--Mr. LIS sentiments are not perhaps otherwise
known than as old fashioned federalism. But, will
either party accept of this ofRcioas onasked nerter
ence on the part Of Virsinaf
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03
BROKE INTO

s~e TIME enelssnre Of the sub-
- Il scribeF. an or about she
18Th iDss. q cow, Of Dark
nnkkS Red color. shout three years
did, with nO natural or aEti6eial marks. Said
COW is in the possession 0f che subscriber. and
the owner can haze her By proving property
and paying charges. I
Almanac. HANLEN.
Sharom, Dee. ~, i0ee $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

,Orissi General Green replied, his psueF .pok. h;s
sentiments, and he had explanation 'r,her - S~s
General Blair thereupon knocked Genero, CSsesr
down upon the side walk with Ills saff. r2snsrsI
Green regained his (ee and drew his dagger to
defend his reserved righs." Gen, Blair perce;vn"
he had not completely nniet, much less nnnhila,ed
his antagonist, aud that his corporation about 10
be tested by steel, drew out his dagger, add ,hrew
himself upon his sovereignty ALSO" The parties
were spirledy advancing towards each other, when
they were separated by geHteIae0 who saw the
ARRAY. Gen. Green e SAID by 10 be much lnju-
red, and 10y others only slightly.
tGen. Duff. who by the way consider fellow OF
good pluck in his version of the matter, Immediately
after il took place, thar he passing Blair
the pavemen and wiliou, any previ"us warning, was
Knocked down with large club his left arm broken
aud Of his legs disabled and severely wounded;
thar he was aware Of any offence hayng been CIV
en-; tina, he entirely uuarnrd; and hat he Gn-
dersood on the ground ttatlh cause Of offence
remarks he had nialc in his paper COM airing the
Union party Of South Carolina with the Tory party of
England, in wishing astrong government. Under the
circumstances, il lase aud eowardly net
the part Of Blair, and tor which lie ought TO be so
vereiy punished
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

Welsarn by letters from New Haven that the Hor
James Hstfhogss died suddenly on Saturday last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

GT Gov. Peters has issued his proclamation an
nouncing that the proposition amend the Coas,isu-
ton respecting the election OF Lieutenant Governor,
has been sanctioned by The people; that the votes la
favor Of amendment were $3.50, aud against il 1922
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-03

The Committee Of Ways and Means Of the House
Of Representatives have made Report, accompanied
by Bii reducing the Tariff IL is said, to about the
standard OF 1916. Whether the report win be accep.
ted by the house, and the bill passed. is matter Of
great doubt.
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CON DITION s

The work will be published by the 18th
September, or sooner, if 800 subscribers
can be obtained. 1t will contain about 100
pages, of the size Of Breese's Reports, neat
ly put up in pamphlet form, and afford
ed to subscribers at rs cents per copy
10 those who take number of copies a
liberal deduction will be made. Letters
addressed, post paid,to S. c. Sherman, will
be attended to.
N. b. Those who wish copy will please
forward their Dames Immediately. Those
who have spoken for copies needs not be
at The trouble of making further applica-
ton. The publisher intends circulating the
publication, if possible, before the fall
courts. Those, therefore, who wish to take
a copy, must forward their names soon, as
but limited number will be printed.
Valldalia, July, 1888.
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.Naval .Anecdote.-When Commodore
Decatur arrived at Gibraltar in the sum-
mer of 1915, on his way 10 Algiers, a
great number of British officers, and
among them an American gentleman,
were assembled on an eminence to view
the American fleet. Decatur sailed in.
to the harbor with his squadron in very
handsome style and passed on without
coming to anchor, his object being
merely to make signals to the sloop OF
war Ontario. The English officers were
very DESTROYS of knowing the different
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Women who are the least bashful, are
not'unfrequently the most modest, and we
are never more deceived than when we
would infer any laxity of principle from
that freedom of demeanor, which often
arises from total ignorance of vice.
There is a feeling of the heart,
A thought within the bosoms swell,
Which woman's eyes alone impart-
Which woman's blush alone can tell!
Man may be cold in loves disguise,
And feel not half the flame he speaks;
But woman's love is in her eyes
Itglows upon her burning cheeks!
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THOMAS HUNT, Admir-.
NOTICE.

ZNHE subscriber will attend before the
- court of Probate for the5county of Mont
gomery, in the State of Illinois, on the las
Monday in the month of August next, tc
make settlement of the estate of Samue
Nelson SEN, deceased, all persons having
claims against SAID estate are notified an(
requested TO present them for the purpose o
having them adjusted. Those indebted t,
the same are requested to make payment.
SAMUEL NELSON, Ear.
Hilisboro' Ill.,, June 2S, 1888. [l3-6t.
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PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

MAT the undersigned has taken out let
"A tiers of Administration, of the goods
and rights aud credits of Benjamin Brazel
ton deceased, and qualified as such Admin
istrator. All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased, are hereby mott
fled and requested to attend at the court o.
Probate for Vermiion county Illinois, on the
first Monday of August next, for the purpose
of having their claims adjusted.
JOHN MILiCAN, Admr.
Danyiile ILL.,, June 6, 1888. l34t.
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NOTICE.

U WILL make application to the circuit
1 court for the county of Edgar, and state
of Illinois, at the next September term, for
leave to sell the whole of the real estate ly-
ing in the counties of Edgar and Clark, of
which John P. Vance died seized, as the per-
sonal estate is insufficient o pay the just de-
mands against said estate, at which time and
place all persons interested in said real es-
tate, are requested to attend and shew cause
why it should not be sold for the purposes
of paying the debts of said estate.
SAMUEL VANCE, ADMIR-.
I4-3 of John p. Vance decd.
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The subscriber proposes preparing for pub
llcatlon work with the above title. The
sentiment expressed in the quoted extract
pres the only motive which has induced
h'm to undertake it. Our courts are the
exposltors of the law; the constitution ha.
vested them with authority to cons!rue anc
decIGe, and though they have not power
to control individual opinions, yet, by theil
constructions and their decisions, must we
be guided in the administration Of Justice
and IN the application of law to the business
OF lite. Fill within a short time, the decis-
IONS OF the highest judicial tribunal of the
state have been a sealed book to n1aiori.v
lot the people and the profession. The pub
IIcailon of BREEsE's REPORTS, the first work
Iof the kind published in the state, has re-
moved difficulty which the profession Sc
riously felt, and has had the effect not on
~ to elevate the character of our Judges and
remove doubts on disputed points, but also
to prevent needless litigation on questions
pre'iously decided. A very casual perusal
OF that work will convince the reader thai
much time, trouble, and expense, and per
haps more serious consequences might have
oNoh PlOfoHt0o, Hdu tne decisions OF cases
been regularly published as made. And
as the business of the courts is increasing
every year, both in Importance and the
number OF cases, the utility, in fact the ne
cesslty of regular publication of their de-
Examinations becomes more and more ap-
parent.
The subscriber has, therefore, thought
he might render the public some service in
issuing the publication above named. La
the attempt, he aspires to nothing more than
to give faithful transcript of the records oil
the court, with some references to previous
decisions and such suggestions from the
council IN each case as it may be practical
bic to obtain. 1t is the intention to make
1t the first Of series, to be continued annu-
ALLY, and issued as soon as practicable
after the expiration Of each term. The Gu-
ture numbers, if the undertaking be en-
Outraged, will contain, in addition to what
Is proposed for the present number, a synop-
SIS OF the arguments of council, brief of
authorities cited, and such other informal
ton as an attendance on the courts shall
enable the compiler to obtain
S. c. SHERMAN.
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M TAKEN UP by Joshua Robin
ne LINK H. son in Clay county, one sorrel
Rf6S~I TX Mare, and since she has been
szsz-Eaizzzza7zss-zltaken up, she has had colt,
the mare is five years old, fourteen and half
hands high, had on a large BELL. two saddle.
spots on the right side of her back, tive white
spots on the left side of her neck, and
small lump IN her breast, and branded with
the letter V. on the left shoulder; appraised
to thirty-ive dollars by Benjamin Bishop and
Gideon Lowden, before William Aldridge,,
J. P. WILLIAM r. DUFF, Crk
May 10Th, 1893. l3 st.
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TAKEN UP

I'D Y James Pitchfordliving six miles west
1D from Hilsboro', one brown MARE and
black COLT; the mare eight years old, with
small bell on, long switch tail, small
white streak on her back, no other marks or
brands perceivable; appraised to S35 90 by
A X. Gray and David Stay back, before me
this 10Th day of July 1888, James Gray,
j.. p. A COW teSte:
l4-3 HIRAM ROUNTREE, elk.
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The citizens of Vandalia are desired
to meet at the State House, at 4 o'clock,
P. M. for the purpose of adopting some
measures in relation to the present
Church, and to devise some means by
which the difficulty in relation to the
disposition of the Church may be ad-
justed. 1t is earnestly requested that
all the citizens will attend.
MANY CITIZENS.
Julu 3Ist.
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NAKEN UP, by Joel Cowan, living on
l. Big-creek, Clark county, Ill. a flea-bit-
ten-gray horse, heavy made, light name, his
right hind hoof white, two saddle gals on
his back, crest fallen, fifteen hands and one
inch high, trots and PAGES, supposed to be
thirteen years old, appraised to thirty dol
lars, by John Stockwell and Peleg Sanford,
before inc, this 10th of July, 1898. j. Har-
Ian, ]. p
certify the above to be a true copy from
my estray book. ]. HARLAN, j. p.
A true copy from estray book, July II,
1888. l4-3 j. HARLlN, CL'K.
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ILLINOIS STATE LYCEUM.

The annual meeting of this institution
will be held at jacksonville on 22d Au-
gust, at which time officers for the ensuing
year will be chosen, and several interesting
communications are expected.
A punctual attendance of the members
is solicted.
JOHN RUSSELL, Sc'y |. S. L.
Blufldale, July 10, 1888.
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M TAKEN UP by Matthew
nc Elk Ia Cunningham, living on the
RHH SK Carlyle road in the Walnut
eesssfes4A7Hill prairie, Jefferson county
Illinois, bright or pale sorrel MARE, with
a small blaze in her face, her hind feet white
half way up to her gambrels, one fore foot
white, a few white hairs mixed in the name
and on the body, considerably saddle mark
ed, also hobble marked, no other marks or
brands perceivable, about fifteen hands high,
supposed to be eight or ten years old; ap-
praised to thirty dollars by Aria An
drews and James Suty.
Given under my and seal this 18th day
of June, 1888, James Martin, P.
1873 Attest: JOEL PACE, elk.
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(M TAKEN UP by Barton S. Mil
nc INK In, lar in Clay county, one straw
VIZ ~ berry roam MARE, five years
- asssss2z Slzaasold, fourteen and half hands
high, with small scar on her left side, had
on a small bell with patch on one corner,
and hole in the same, fastened on with
buckskin strap, no brands peFceivable; ap-
praised to thirty-fve dollars by John Ora
ham and John Breese, before John Matthews,
]. P. WILLIAM T. DUFF, CHI.
June 4th, 1888. I3-3t.
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wv ''N''o "''o r. C"|''o''eSCo "
James Edmonson, deceased.
u SHALL offer for sale at the court house
Z door in Albion on the 3lst day of Au-
gust, 1888, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described tract or parcel of land, known
as the property of the heirs Of James Ed
monson deceased, to wit:-the north east
quarter of section twenty eight, in town
ship one south, of range ten east, in the dis
trict of Shawneetown State of Illinois, con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. Nine
months credit will be given, the purchases
giving note with approved security. Hav
ing first given notice as the law requires, and
obtained a decree in the court Of ch.ncery
at our April term 1888, sale to commence
between the hours of twelve and five o'clock
P. M.
l3-4t. THOMAS HUNT, Admir-.
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From the Missouri Republican.

The executive appointment of Sen
ator to fill the place of the late Mr..
BucKNER, has not yet been made public.
if it has been determined upon. 1t is
said, that the Governor is in predica.
ment, occasioned by his desire to ap.
point a man who holds principles assim-
ilating to his own; and his wish to do
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State of Illinois, Jefferson County.
ITS TAKEN UP by Matthew
ne S11Ta;Is In Taylor, on the 81 day of May
RKH SK last, one sorrel HORSE, seven
ssAAzsss zsz@s41years old, fifteen hands and a
half high, star in his forehead, and small
blaze from the same, left hind foot white
near to the hook JOINT, branded with the let
ter on the near shoulder, and IL on the
left thigh and hip, has the appearance of
the tistula; appraised by Robert Elkins and
Goodman Elkins to thirty-fve dollars before
me, this 9Th day of June, 1888, George
Johnston, p.
1873 Attest: JOEL PACE, elk.
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ILLIN OIS REPORTS.

4 D EPORTS Of cases argued and decided
IL q in the Supreme Court of the state of
Illinois, at the term of said court common
cling, Dec 3, 1882.
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''The Legislature may enact laws, but it is the
courts that expound them; and if their cxposi-
lions remain unpublished, much mischief and liti-
cation must be the consequence. "-I Preface
Breese's Reps.
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Mr.. Secretary CAss is now on visit to
Montreal and Quebec. He is received
with marked attention at all towns thro'
which he passes.
They who make the best use of their
time have none to spare.
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GI1r1I Es, Graham, resident of Clark Ct
@ ,SoK county, an estray dark clay
z==saazzassszsaa@Ssassbank HORSE, six years old
flax maneand tail; left hind and right fore
foot white; some saddle marks, and appears
to have been marked on each side Of his
neck with the collar; white spot on his
nose; windgalls on his legs; about fourteen
hands high; no other marks or brands per-
ceivable, appraised to S35 before me, this
18th day of June, 1888, J. Esry J. P.
A true copy from my estray book,
JACOB HARLAN, elk.
JuEe 81, 1888. 1873
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DRUM ENTHUSIASTICALLY, sir" eX-
claimed an elder, in tone of pathetic
recollection, sour late minister was the
man! He was a powerful preacher, 'for
IL the short time he delivered the word
among us, he knocked three pulpits to
pieces, and DANCED the insides out of fivo
biblesr'
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TAKEN Up

ss IAhEN UP,
u Aa y Alanson Church, living
GAunA gM I'D on the lroquois river, in the
" attached part of Vermilion coun-
s=4zza ty, LII. one stray horse of the fol-
loving description, to wit: bay HORSE.
five years old; fifteen and half hands biob
a bald lace; four white feet; black name and
tail; scar on the left hip; natural tro,-
ter; no other marks or brands perceivable-
appraised to fifty dollars by William McCol-
loch and George COPYRIGHT, before Isaac
Courtrlght, esq. on the 22d day of June.
1888. A. WILLIAMS, elk.
Danville Ill. July l. 1888. I3-3