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". La, H.. NANDALIA, Nov. 9
were many obstacles 10 overcome in forming -, -
me alonies &C.; but that our sven
tuahy succeeded in treating with, them Tie rondn., ~
Col owen, in this business, il spoken nj hv 60.
present IN the highest terms as well as tia, ri Cni
80 Coy Porter is said 10 be unpopular AZ w,
WI" we inhians as the whites. The business uu.6ca
ions and energy Of Gen. Ewing are too we n sn,. -, 20
qure particular mention. He 10 spoken of AS y.rv ar
ncle"' member Of tie commission. Illinois aduocatS
M HE INDIAN TREATY" There was copsid., all.
uhru'y III adjusting the prime pies Of the treaty 81,
tageous TO The United States, and at the same finn, ao,
10 the Indians ''"'o "s'eed'is
P.fh"ps no treaty has been effected with ,, Iii,,
IN The last twenty years. OF more decided do,
Illinois, than the one Just concluded 'ke 10
-, us general provisions are--ihat the united ,s,ors ~
UPpemS' o"a"", aud Poaw atomic indians sell ns III
- " y, ~ "is cOuury-nakiug no 1fss, pufious i'm "a,
vor oil halt breeds or others Tl,y ,os , , W Ia
Sa'e' ~ allD,xt year. into lie country bome of |
aud SiIwa iLs'Gy "eslof The oke, onibe Manoawsk
ed 10 go beyond The Mississippi in the course ii ,lra
"om 'ne rathcsiioD OF the treaty.
~ he reservations at the villages of To ne n, .L.e
anu fOD'cs gan, Oh The st. Joseph were ,l.o bn
" IN exchange for these Iand,, the ieay ,IiouIst.s 80,
1--WE them country west Of tile Alis,isspui en,I -"
lehL TO NAT sold TO tie United States. estimating the ssn
al 5OOO,OOO acres, Ii millions in Illiur;. s,J a.
lance IN Michigan Territory. Alan one Iii :" ~ i, a
-$iI3OOO OF 1t sfo sci apart Tor the nav,ne, ~ cI
sgnS' ths "disns-$lO0 coo for tie purca,e OF sgtirm
'n" ' t' sni The establishment Of blacksmith,
Supp ''e nudlng VI mills for the of bscL
sa"S nllrrs &c. &C. $40 900 put at the dsnosI
~ 'e Lfeslden 10 vest IL the purchase of some prn6s
GI o WIN The view OF producing hom lis Interest
'uhu 'Or Tie osdblis nen Df schools IN the conn,,v -
pOse1 10 I've given them 100 900 are a.
purchase OF goods suitable to the want. OF e I,d,sn. 20
20 mS"'Suled among them during the present and next
years. Several other smaller sums sre o., -
yefs Other beneficial Oljecls-and the b.isncs ~ IL
$iVOo'OOO Is divided into annuities limited TO twen,v
yeSrs. ~ " "s"V
"The snuuies 10 be paid AZ c,,ds,go ,o,;, 49,.
move beyond The Mississippi and alter that fine a, So,
'o"'e"e"' P'Aee on Tie Missouri river.
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r. Il. RANDOfpu

In ibis day Of wonders nothing la. surctzed II, more
Ah 'ne Efforts 10 produce excitement IN VIZ gnf. in con
seq'"ee OF he arrest OF This individual Tor debt claimed
70 DC que 10 he Unicd Sistes Aouk i the whole aHsir
ougn' 70 pe lett to courts Of justice yet lie mi-rrpesens
nous OF Rose who seem TO hate the President much lat
hey are eYerresdJ TO take the part Of desulers and e.
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nc are grsHhed learn lbstte Hon. DTee :. Pierce
noue isdnl' over su opposition Candidate who coDc,u.
us'sd We "hoe snsDgh Of the Bank parry. MIR Pierce
himself, We understand decidedly favor Of the
'suth-Sn udrocae OF lns veto on the ljank-,ns %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29

Mr. calhoun arrived here yesterday and addressed ,a
save Rights Party last evening the C Gus Tor half a..
hour RE spoke eloquenty, are informed "a H.. al
ways noes, and enlarged much the efficacy of Mi 10
eaih ~ procuring the late modifc son of The JariU
re stated We uDjrrsand that Mr. Claw had Lro,.b, t.;
hi' oH from no other MOVIE than tear of lie enscs -,
tha' 20 rh rrmedy that il there was no goat nas;,;.
reduction OF duties by that BILL the Point WAS gained -
UTcSfng me progressing march Of the american Sys
ZEN MI Calhoun brought tod several ,lIu.tr, 9ns
To- ward IN proof Of this potion Pot Mr. C,ILoun 80
forgotten that The perio oil the unavoidable death of la
system was The moment Of paying OF tie Naional mn,
Ihis, we think, tie had himself before a,eJ ad H..
greater reduction OF duties had been effected bv 1 hil
Of ls32, precious 20 Nul6csiion; than nIer ~ q, res,
n4n been applied So fr therefore, Iron, NulJifcatic1
"Tes'ng tao Am lean System IL seems o ave given !,
an additional impulse So" "
MF Calhoun al'o spoke Of the Force Bill "a one ,yII
nluN be repealed, as under OF lis provis;nos d.
dearest Interests and most precious rights of te South
may I've sacrificed But IL Is forgotten IN a his ia
,nu W 81 tie cooperation Of all the Departments of s
fedeTdi Government 10 violate not merely the so, I,
the ieher OF The Constitution When fl,at per1J srve,
mere VIII be but mind and one arm i'm tLe cn,i,s
oou' 10 assert and vndcae the rights of the S,utb hn,
the Signs ~ The HNes give out, fofiunitev nn such
por'cn'o coming TIE state of public onn;o, -
sun sound at the North, and such neI,nclolv sugur;
O NE destruction Of popular liberty anil sectional
I"erest' by tie agency Of what IL called the Force nh
may be ieit TO events which W papsbly and uner,ni1
hadow Iorth the coming Of that disastrous vvLen ~
huca passions, or local predices snI interests will he
Patriot, Nov 90 '''''''"'
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MiLLEpGkviLLE. Nov-nher 2i.
This moriug both b,aucle. oil the q; u,,.l As.,,.Iv
made cio.. J"i l.. King, 81 our GUY ir :, ITO. ~,
'he Co"s,e,s oi the United States. TIL ,le Vacancy
'a-i"ned 10y the resie"a,on oi Gev. Tosp The bs!io
: ool l,lluw,.
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" STATEs SENATOR We have no douht hi. Fvs
mngs western Mail will bring W. the election Of tuoa
hiog, as Governor froup's successor in lls S.ns,s ~
=. states ifso the mantle has altu on one tb,n sLor,
e" ~ tne safe possess superior talents serner
integrity. II Is compliment u this commu,i,, d. IL
should furnish the two Senators for national ,vi.,
lure aud the so, Mifd ge Hemsn of d. siI,
was universally looked TO-, in the fret instance 10 Gi CO.
Iroups vacancy # has not been tie f t nor s,roi
nnet at ohces OF great honor have b. en- rendered "a
No'. ummng but II seems to be his determination 10
preserve ne motives Of his scons from
by declining what almo., all others are snano,d f.
'os o. our pup &c men. however uy we shall not saw
mo ,"ougn. Always 70 have public donors and Offices IN
IN ambition has allowed them long 10 occnpv 60 IoIy
'Ahoh az that OF the dlsinleresod patriot s"rse
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THE OFrIcER's ASSISTANT will contain
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AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, AND FOREIGN
AGENCY OFFICE -

No: So, Main Street, Easement story) bstwse~
Front and Second streets, Cincinnati, OhioJ
ENOR the sale and purchase Of Real and
= Personal Estate of every description,
Agricultural Implements and Farming Utsn-
sils, Live Stock, Provisions, &c.
The Directors Of this Office have entered
into arrangements with experienced and es-
tabished land Agents, permanently located
in different parts of the United States, Eu-
rope and the Canadas, 10 aid and assist in
etfectng sales of such property as may be
offered for sale, exchange or lease, Sc; all
so will afford every facility towards forward
ing the views of Emigrants, Capitalists and
others, and give them every information and
assistance they may require. Therefore,
through the medium Of these arrangements
and the assistance of the several agents men
toned, many sales can be effected, and many
advantages insured to emigrants, ca capitalists
and others. An established Branch Office
will be opened in the city of New York for
the accommodation Of such emigrants and
others as may arrive Ito our care and direc-
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particularly such as may desire to locate and
settle in the Western States, make purcha-
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N. B. 0e5-TO LAND HOLDERS.
ers OF unInproved arabic lands, farms, PLAN
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lands, mills, mil-seats, &c. can now embrace
very favorable opportunity for disposing of
Real Estate and other property to good ad-
vantage.
p. S. Persons at distance will forward per mail
post paid CRAFTS and correct written descriptions
OF all or any property they may wish to sell, ex-
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CAUTION!! CAUTTONMl

l hereby forwarn all persons against PR
CHASING three several promissory notes, exc
cuted by me to A. Baldwin, as they were
traudulently obtained, and do not intend to
pay the same till compelled by law. All said
notes bear date the 9Th June, 1888. One fol
two hundred and fifty dollars, becomes due
the 18th of August instant; one for six hun
dred and twenty-five dollars, becomes due
me hrst day OF January next, and the third
for six hundred and twenty-five dollars las
near as can recolect,) becomes due the
first of May 1884.
The above notes were given in purchase
OF patent right for burning gas, which
proves to be gross deception; fraud was
practised on me in obtaining the notes
and am resolved not to pay them but at the
end oil the compulsory process of law.
ELIJAH SKIDMORE. r.
Aug. 18th, 1888 [I7-3m.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

I'd ANYWAY from Level H. Snowden,
IA living in Louisiana, Avoyls Parish
two negro men, named, Harry and Noses
HARRY is near six feet high, of yellow
complexion, one of his arms a little stiff, mods
his heads when spoken to, is about 2s years
old.
MOSES is dark complicated, somewha,
taller than Harry and heavier, one Of his
little fingers has become stiff by cut on his
hand; he is 81 years old. bought them Of
Samuel Burke, in Jefferson county, Ken
tccky, near Louisville. They got away
from me at James Herrings' wood yard
near the little chain on the Ohio river in
Kentucky--thcy are brothers. | will give
500 if delivered to Ward & Ensmings in
Vienna. johnson county Illinois, or $50 il
taken and safely lodged in Jail so that can
get them. The taker up or Jailer will please
write to Ward & Ensmings they so can ge,
them. M. S. ENSMlNGS, Agent for
l.. II. SNOWDEN.
Vienna, ILL., August 81, S3l.--lS--tf.
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Stole of Illinois, Union Circuit Court.
April Term, 1888.
E1zABETH P1rrsFoRD, Comp't.) Billin chan
against Gerry for
ELI PITTsFoRD, Respondent. divorce
TNHIS day came again the said complain
ant by Dougherty her solicitor, and on
his motion, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court that the said defendant is
not resident Of this State. Ordered that
notice of the tendency of this cause be pub
lishcd in the Vandalia Wing, for four weeks
successfully and that unless the said defend
ant shall enter his appearance, and answer
the bill of the compliments exhibited against
him herein, by the first day of the next term
Of this court, the same will be taken for con-
fessed against him, and decree entered up
accordingly. And it j. further ordered, that
this cause be continued until the next term
of this court.
4 A correct copy,
WiNSTEAD DAVE, C'M.
August 18th, 1888. 2l-4t.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

ho1 LIZ OE COISOL LANDS.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the fol
~ lowing SCHOOL LANDS will be
sold at Public Auction at the Eagle Hotel
in Chicago, on the
TaoentyJfrst dny Of October neat.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. M. and
10 continue from day to day till the whole
shall be completed.
Section IS, township SO north, range
IA east of the third principal meridian -
Said section joins the town lots in Chicago
Some Of it is surveyed into blocks and small
lots The south branch of the Chicago
river passes through the whole section, on
which there is much valuable timber.
Also-Sectlon Is, township IS north,
range 1 l east of the third principal meridian.
Also-Section Is, township 36 north
range nine east of the third principal meri-
dian.
The two last mentioned sections are stu
ate in Cook county, on the Hickory creek
and Du Page river, are well lwatered, and
have a suitable quantity of good timber.
RICH'D / HAMILTON.
Commissioner S. Lands Cook county
August 6, 1888. l9-7w
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, resid-
.EN ing at Courteisc mines, near Potosi
on Sunday morning last, the 18th inst. TWO
NEGRO MEN SLAVES, viz:-DAViD, ag
ed about % years, about five feet nine or ten
inches high, light made md not very dark /,
inclines to limp, walks straight, and is free
spoken and pleasant disposition, will weigh
about one hundred and forty pounds. Also,
SIMON, aged about thirtyivc, about five
feet ten inches high dark colour, Stops when
walking, down look, has "a little impeachment
in his speech, and is fond of whskey but not
in the habit of getting drunk-As they will
in all probability change their clothing,
have thought it unnecessary to give any des-
crIption Of it. There is also woman with
them named NELLY, about twen,y-one years
Of age, very black, who belongs to Mr.. P
G. Duckworth, in this neighborhood. They
will probably have free pass, as David and
Nelly Runaway on former occasion, and
went to Indiana with a pass shelving them to
be the property Of John Mulwee, and direct
ing them to go to his house inWayne county
Indiana. | will give the above reward for
the apprehension of the two men if taken and
secured out of the State, or fifty dollars if ia
ken in the State. THOS. M. GLENN.
Potosi, ooh Aug 1888 2l-3t.
TAKEN UP,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
~ dersigned has taken out letters of ad-
minlstration 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 goth day Of August, 1898.
GILMAN JEWETT, Alxr.
August 26, 1924 24-1a
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

y
n N 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-
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hcers OF the United States, are 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
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dividual throughout the United States, and else
where, are invited to do the same. That this cor
respondence may be arranged into appropriate
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letter can be spared, it would be preferred. The
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for every hundred words, will be betrayed by the
department.
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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 let October, l8i9 to the goth Feb
ruary, 1888; all the correspondence relating to
Revolutionary claims under the act of 5th May,
1913, and to claims of Virginia officers to half pay
under the act Of 9Th July, 1882; and to appiica-
lions for the benefits of the acts Of the I'd March,
1881, and l4h July, 1882, for the relief of certain
insoIvent debtors of the United States. Copies
of some circular letters and instructions, written
by the Secretary, have also been preserved and
it is requested that, before copy be made of
any circular letter or 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,
April "A 1882 3m Secretary of ths Treaty..
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NOTICE.
NNIAS committed to my custody, on the
wv 10Th inst, a NEGRO MAN, who
calls himself Major, and says he belongs to
a widow Metcali, who lives near Springfield,
Robertson county, Tennessee. He is IS or
40 years old, tolerably we'll made, rather thin
visage, small eyes, about 5 feet s or 9 inches
high, and of rather yelIowish cast of COM
plexion; no scars or marks perceivable on
his hands or face. Said negro will be hired out
at the time appointed by law, unless proven
and charges paid. JOHN LANE,
2O-6wl Sheriff Gallatin county.
Equality, ILL., Auu. 30. 1888.
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SCHOOL

For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
NHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Il lie, that he intends opening 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
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oil 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-
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