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1874 of the same description of passengers

SpAIN.-The N. Y. Mercantile Adver.
user contains a letter rom Bayonne, of the
date OF February Sd, in which it is stated
that the civil war IN The provinces of Bis
cav, Gueplscon, AIava and Navarro. is
gradually assuming a more serious aspect
The Inslsgent chiefs have issued proca-
nations, declaring that the privileges of
the provinces are to be abolished by the
existing government, and have thus excit-
cd vast numbers of the people to take arms
against it San Sebastian, Tolosa, Bill
ooa, 'ittoria, PampeIuna, and some other
towns were in the hands Of the Queens of
hcers, but the rebels were masters of the
surrounding country and were carrying
IN war OF determination against the low
aiists.
Cadiz papers of the 18th of February
have been received at this port (Boston) by
tina Ganges. The accounts from Madrid
are one day later than those previously
received, but are destitute Of Interest,"
Mass Journal.
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Ertrqet Of letter from gop. Reynolds to
the President of The United .Stofes doted

WV Oft'HU CCtitS HutCU
BELLv'LLE, ILL.,, MARCH Is, 1884.
10 The President Of The United States.
"SIR:-For the public good of thi
State, md of the extreme West, re.
specially solicit your attention to the
following subject.
The State Of Illinois is very fast in
creaslng in population, and business OF
every description. The same remark
may be made of the State of Missouri,
and the city of St. Louis. The com
me'cial transac tons are at this time con-
slderably great and increasing, on the
Mississippi river.
In consequence Of the increase Of the
population, and business in this State
and the country westward suggest the
proprlety of extending the mail facill-
tIes In the same proportion. The Post
Once department would be justified in
conveying the mail daily from St. Louis
east. and to increase the times in each
week from ST. Louis, ria Springfield
through this State to Chicago, and from
St Louis by Alton to jacksonville III
this State. The mails OH other routes
may also be increased to the advance
ment OF the public good.
l have the honor to he your ob't. ser
want. s.
JOHN REVNOT nc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.
NJ Office Is hereby given, that | shall
y attend the court of probate in and for
The county of Jefferson, in the town of
Mount Vernon, on the first Monday in July
uext, for the purpose of adjusting he claims
against the estate of JAMES HOSTAGE,
deceased, when and where all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are requested
to attend, for the purpose of having the
same adjusted.
ANDERSON BOOTH, Admir-.
March %, 1884. 43 At
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VANDALIA:
THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1884.
Lnitur absent

Lnitur absent.
DEATH OF LIEUT.. BRADFORD, U. S. D.
Inc last Arkansas Gazette confirms a re-
port which has been in circulation for some
days, of the death OF lieut.. WILLIAM BRAD
FORD, by the accidental discharge of one
u his pistols. This melancholy casualty
occurred 30 miles east of fort Gibson.
about the middle of March. The deceas.
Cd was out on duty, in search of deserters
On the morning of the accident, he sad
died his horse, and with his overcoat hang
ing or his arm, was in the act of putting
his pistols IN the holsters, when one of them
vas discharged. 1t is supposed that the
cock of the pistol was pulled back by the
pressure against the holsters, and, spring
ing onward again, the percussion cap ex-
p!oded. The ball entered his side, below
Inc left breast, and passing obliquely down,
lodged near the surface of the hip, from
whence II was extracted. He died on the
next morning, refining his reason the
'ast. He expressed his regret thai it had
not been his lot to have died on the field OF
battle. but was reconciled to his fate by
The reflection. that he died IN the discharge
II his duty. Soon after the accioen,. q
gentleman set off to carry the meianchol,
idings to his commanding officer at For
iibson, from whence a surgeon and his
TREND Lieut.. MOORE we're Immediately des
patched to his assistance. But they ar.
rived after his death. His remains were
conveyed to Fort Gibson, and Inferred with
military honors.
Lieut.. BRADFORD was a citizen of Hi
nals; and his un!Imely death is sincerely
!n'urned by all those who had enjoyed az
intercourse with hIm.-Mo. Req.
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SEAT OF GOVERNMENT

We understand that the RushrHze Con
rcntion assembled on Monday last, and
was organised by the election of Col. SAM
UEL ALEXANDER, as president, and HART
ELBOWS, esq. as sec. etary. The labors OF
the convention resulted in the selection OF
Springfield, as a suitable location for the
permanent seat of government of illinois
Next week we expect to be able to lay be-
fore our readers an official account of the
proceedings of the convention .-Spring~
field Journal
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
MAJOR JACK DOWNlNG'S
MAGAZINE.
BIZ Lilly, Wait g. Co. Bosto,

THE publishers are encouraged by the
extraordinary demand for the letters of Ma
jor Jack Downing, to issue the original an
most popular of his writings, including hil
life, in periodical form.
After completing the first volume, should
sufficient encouragement be afforded, the
MAJOR may, no doubt, be induced to con-
tInue his interesting description Of public
affairs, and other matters.
This Volume will be completed in eight
parts Of thirty.six pages each, and will
contain ELEVEN original designs by John
sion, and furnished in any part of the U.
States postage free for one dollar.
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FOR SALE.

THrRTY-FIvE LOTS in the town of Car
linvllle, will be sold to the highest bidder,
on the Cd Monday in April next, being the
first day of the term of The circuit court for
the county Of Macoupin. This town is
handsomely situated, and Is decidedly
healthy. The country is rapidly settling;
and from the circumstance that it offers in
ducements to farmers superior to those Of
most other sections of our state; il is be-
lieved the place will continue to flourish.
Roads connecting the most important
points of our state intersect at this spot.
Among them may be enumerated that from
St. Louis via Edwardsville to Springfield,
and from Alton to the latter place; and
those from Vandalia and Hiilsboro' to
Jacksonville and Carrollton.
VIM. MILLER.
B. F. EDWARDS.
March 25th, 1884.
The Vandalia Wing, the Sangamon Jour-
nal, and the Jacksonville Patriot, will
please give the above two insertions in their
respective papers and forward their ac-
counts to the Spectator office for collection
t43-tds.
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JOHN REYNOLDS.
Gov. Of Illinois.

NORTH CAROLINA. An act of the last
session OF the Legislature, ''better TO pro-
mote the administration of justice in the
county OF Macon" although Its title indi,
Gates otherwise, is said to possess an i'm
portant public character. We understand
that it virtually extends the jurisdiction OF
the state over the Cherokee indians-they
being the occupants Of shat portion of the
county of Macon" mentioned in the ac,
as "lying west of the Nantahaly rlver," and
in which the public officers are required
to execute call judicial process to them di
rected, either by justice of the peace
for said county, or any other court of re-
cord in this state. Star.
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FOR SALE.

ME HOUSE AND LOT now occu-
1 pied by HENRY WILEY in the town of
Vandalia, on credit of six months, pay
nent made secure. If the said house and
lot are NOT sold at private sale before the
first Monday in June neat, they will, on
that day, be sold to the highest bidder, on
a like credit.
]. M. DUNCAN.
April Sd, 1894. Aft
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take such order upon it as to them NAV
seem tit and proper The books for
this purpose were opened at the Mer-
chants coffee house by the committee,
From these proceedings it may he taken
for granted. that before this time the
G'rard bank has been declared to be no
longer depository of public moneys!--
Mo Rep
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fully explained in the report made to the
senate on the 30'h Of December, in pursu-
ance OF the call made upon him by the
resolution OF the senate. And 1t NAV be
proper to add, in justice to the Union bank.
'hai 1t has not asked for aid from the de-
partment to sustain it, nor given any init
nation whatever that il is necessary or de-
sirahle. The secretary of the treasury
mas never doubted, and does not now doub,.
mat the Union bank is perfectly able t.,
sustain itself against any attempts tha,
may be made against il.
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led at the general Land Office, to enable
soldiers Of the late war to relinuuisl
such bounty lands as ale unfit for cult
walton, and to enter land in lieu there
Of III. .AdU.
GENERAL LAND OFFIcE.)
February II. 834.
oIR.--ln answer to your letter of the
tn INST, requesting information as Ia
the mode of proceeding to effect an ex.
change of tract of Military Bounty
Land, &c. have the honor to state.
that the person who may wish to obtain
the benefits of the act of 22d May 826
entitled AN act authorizing certain SOL
dlcrs of the late war to surrender the
bounty lands drawn by them, and to 10.
cate others in lieu thereof. the benefit
LOT which act has been revived and ex-
tended by the act of god March. 1880
to persons having like claims in Illinois
and Missouri, must make application to
exchange his tract to the Register and
Receiver in whose district the tract in.
tended to be exchanged is situated and
file with those officers, proof to the fol-
lowing effect, viz:
LIST. That his tract granted to him
tor military services, is unfit for cultiva-
ton.
| 2nd. That he has not Invested him
sell OF his Interest in his land, and that
the same has not been sold for taxes.
Sd. That he has removed to the State
or Territory in which his tract is sltua.
ted, for the purpose of actual settlement
on the said tract. ...-
The proof of the tract being unfi.
for cultivation, should be the affidavit
of some dlsinterested and responsible
person, or persons, who shall actually
have examined the whole of the land.
The proof that the party has not di-
vested himself Of his interest in the
land, and that the tract has not been
sold for taxes. must be the certificate Of
the proper officer that there is no deed
OF record going to show the fact, and
the certificate of the auditor of State
that the land has moi been sold for tax
es.
The proof that tie party has moved
to the state for the purpose of actual
settlement, must be sech as will be en-
itirely satisfactory tothe Receiver and
Register.
The Patent for the oiginal location
must be surrendered. with deed OF re
llnquishment, duly RECORDED and certifi-
: ed, and both the patent ard the deed of
REIMBURSEMENT to the Unied States OF
the tract Indicated in the htept. must
be forwarded to this Office, with certif.
icate from the register of thsnew Ioca,
ton, Oh which certificate this 6ffice will
issue patent.
The military district in Illirpis is at
tached TO the Quincy district; that in
Missouri to the Fayette distrtt. and
that in Arkansas to the Batesvile and
Little Rock districts.
am sir, with great respect,
/ Your ob't servant.
ELIJAH HAYWARD.
| The hon. j. NJ. ROBINSON, senate o
the U. States.
| From the Globe
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PILGRIMAGE TO MEccA.-A spanish brig
arrived at Gibralter February 7, from Mo
galore, bound to Alexandria, having on
board l22 Moorish pilgrims. On the fol-
lowing day, an english brig arrived from
the same place, on the same voyage, with
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We are under obligations to gen. Ew,
ING for tue following regulations in re.
lation to the mode Of proceeding adopt.
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for Govtrnor.
JOSEPH DUNCAN
WILLIAM KINNEY, R. X McLAUGurrx
For Lieutenant Governor.
VIM B. ARCHER.
"A. nj. JENKINS. JAMES EVANS.
For Congress-lst District.
JOHN REYNOLDS CHARLES SLADE.
A. W. SNYDER.
Second district,
ZADoK CASEY.
Third District,
BENJAMIN Mills WILLIAM T. NAV
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
Senate--Bond, Montgomery, and Macou-
pin.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS EAsroN WH1rToN
Monroe and Clinton,
BENJAMIN BOND.
JONATHAN LYNnH J. Y. Bradley
zen. THos. JAMES. JAMES MOORE
Vermilion,
DANIEL w. BECKwITH.
House Of Representatives.
Fdyette.
Col. SAMUEL HoUsToN,
RoB'T BLACKWELL J. A. WAKEFIELD
Clinton.
CAPT. c. N. HAIsTEAp.
Col. THos RAY. JAMES temple.
Wabash
DIR. WILLIAM G. ANDERSON
Col. ORLANDO FIcKLIN, Ed. SMITH, ESQ,
Laurence.
Maj. JOHN BARNES, E. z. F1ck11N, ESQ.
White.
E. B. WEBB, Esq.
JOHN McCowN. JOHN {. GoupY.
Crawford
VIM. HIGHsMITH,
DR.. MAUsEy, DONALD McGEnEY.
Edrards
Col. THOMAS HUNT, Mr. EMBERsoN.
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For lieutenant Governor,
VIM B. ARCHER
A. M. JENKINS. JAMES EVANS
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CANDIDATES.

AuGusT ELECTION. t'34.
for GoUtraor,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
WILLIAM KINNEY, R. X. Mcn.rcu,,
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Monroe and Clinton,
BENJAMIN BoNp.
JONATHAN LYNN. J. II. BRADLEY.
zen. THos. JAMES. JAMES MOORE
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GIRARD BANK.--rhe deposites will
most probably, be returned by this bank.
The holders Of $4,000 shares have al
ready signed the resolutions against the
detention of them. Anticipating this
result, the Globe threatens the bank
with an instantaneous withdrawal of all
the government funds in it. "Not the
indulgence ola day, nor an hour, should
be given to it."-Mo Rep.
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For CongreSs-lst District.
JOHN REYNOLDS | CuaR1ps S,
A. w. SNYDER.
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SAID OF
Valuable TOsrR EsrOperfu.

MIL be sold. at private sale, If sppli-
w cation be made at any time before
the 9Th OF September next, on a reasonable
credit. the large LOG HOUSE now occupied
by Elias Arnold, situated disgonally opposite
TO the dwelling Of MIR. Andrew Woods, and
the WHITE HOUSE adjoining.
This property IS most elisibly located for
one Who wishes 10 pursue any mechanical
business, having long been . notable stand for
business in the town. The Log Building, on
the corner, Is very large, suited for dwell
ling and extensive shop OF any kind. with a
good garden and stable sttaehed and a well
at the door.
The White House east. adjoining. is one Of
the most comfortable and commodious resi-
derees IN town, consisting Of four good
rooms, aud large passage, with 4 good kitch-
en-, and large fertile garden attached. The
above property i highly deserving the notice
OF cn,erprising mechanics, who may wish to
settle in n most desirable situation for busi-
ness, in hourishing town.
The houses will be sold separately or to-
Seiher, as may suit the purchaser or purcha-
sers. Apply TO the subscriber.
JOHN J. BROWN, or
ANDREW HUNTER Esq.
July 81, 1884.
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HNiiE subscriber has the pleasure to an
n nounce 10 her ffiends and the public
generally, that she has taken that welI-k nown
House, at the Corner II Bridge and High streets,
Georgetown, formerly occupied by Mr.. 10.
scPh Semmes, which has been comfortable
h1ed up and furnished for the accommat,o1
If the public.
Her table shall at times be furnished will,
the best the season can afford, and her bar
shall be Kept constantly furnished with the
best liquors. Her servants. osiiers, &c. are
experienced, attentive, and iTusiJ add she
hopes by unremhting attention to merit a
continuance Of the patronage which she has
heretofore so literally received, aud which
she here takes The pleasure gratefully 10 ac.
knowledsc, and Te-sssure those who NAV IA
Vor her With call that no exertion sLajl bc
spared for their comfort and accommodation.
ELENoR u. LANG.
Georgetown. July 81, Is3i.-3t.
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ME subscriber will sell at public sale at
IL the late residence Of ID. MeCormick
deed,
o1 He'fre'day. tie i.ah day Of .lugHss ne.rt,
the personal property Of the estaie-eoasis-
ting Of,
Three thousand bushels OF wheat,
n valuable stock Of farm horses, among
ShIeh there II a fine young stallion,
Two youag Durham beifers, and a Young
Durham bull,
valuable set Of mich cows,
Fat cattle; Stock cattle,
fEe young stock Of south Down sheen
among which there are many Fat sheep,
9I1ntliy Of old corn; Stock hogs,
A new broad tread road wagon an OK cart.
a quantity Of excellent farming utensils
ALSO,
new carriage and sulky worry little used.
Tsr@s ef S4is--Wheat, and fat cattle sold
on credit OF 60 days, purchasers giving ne
So'aoie note with good security. Wheat 10
DC taken By the purchaser from the barn /:
residue OF the property for all sums exs eed
ing - nine months credit, bond and good
security required; under s. the cash 10 he
paid before the article IS delivered
CHARLES MCCORMICK.
Adm. Of ID. Mccormick decd
Near BattletoSn, July l7,--Ie3I.
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DESCRIPTION ~ QUEEN NAB

DfStHIFIIU IN Qtf-h'~ "tN"-
!" Iiow bsaa'.fui hi, aiEht. tbs s.im'est sigh
Nhish ,rtr-l ze,,h, 70 breathe ia ereniegs air
" src ,lisso.i TO the speaking quietusic
. lat wraps tia, n,o,v!ess seene. H,svcns eLoa
vault
,u,lsicd Nth stars unn't-rsbiy bright.
through ~hseh the iuooa's ussioascd grandeur
rolls.-
seems like q canopy which love had sprc.i
. % curtain her sleeping World lea g-atie hills,
'ebesi 'n garment of 1ntru-iden spo~;
Nos dsfkso,ne rocks. ~heaes .s,el-s depend
81 stainless. that their white as'd glitcfsn, -prrs
insc not the n,oon's pure beam yoa cas,ied
steep,
Whose banner i,snScs, DER the time~orn tower
20 idly, that r.pt fA,ey dcctnctht
A metaphor Of peace ALI form .ocne
Nhsr rnus.ns solitude might love TO In
Tier sosi above this spherv ~ earthliscss
Wherc silenre undisturb.d might ~s,el. alune
30 cOid, 50 bright, ID stiii."
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TO E.lR.UERS.

ANiNG rented the FORD MILL on She
- IL handoah river, which I formerly con-
Quoted, IL affords me pleasure 10 say that she
- IN complete repair, and will be ready for
the reception Of all kinds Of grain afler the
lst day Of July ensuing. A. a duty I owe to
my old customers and the public generally, il
becomes me To say that am aud will be dis
posed To do their business, as heretofore, on
fair and reasonable terms: That Is 10 say, I
viii ut all times be ready 20 purchase their
Wheat at fair cash prices, or, h grinding IL
upon toll be preferred, their Flour shall be
made 60 stand the inspee ton Of either OF the
markets, Baltimore, Georgetown. or Alexan-
dria, and at any time they may wish TO put
the same ia market, they can do so by giving
me notice thereof, and thus avoid any farther
trubie with II, n, I will attend 10 the sales
aud make their returns punetually ard NJ TIC
shortest notice possible. 1 - III mention Tor
the accommodation Of my customers ShI
friends, that will attend 10 having brought
for them any articles from tie markets which
they may require, such n Plaster, Fish, Salt.
SC &c. without any charge other than tie
cost Of the same. Having heavy haryes st
10 cut, which will require my attention, 1
shall DC denied the opportunity Of calm: on
farmers generally (as now appears to be the
custom among Millers) ] must, therefore.
ask the favor Of them 10 call uron me. when
They ~ish To dispose OF their Wheat, and par
teularly my old customers, as I feel satisfied
that can make IL advantageous TO them 10
do their business with me. In my absence.
my son, Dsrid H. Ssy@er, will general, be
found at home, who j. authorized 20 make
contracts for mo, and IN whose charge INV
books will be found when settlements are
wished DANiEL SNYDER.
Ford Mil, June pc, ls3i-6i.
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TRANSPORTATION

~ TIE ran nom RETJDEE.N. r. ~.
FLhORE and the POINT Of ROCKN
a DAILY Train of Railway Wagon, r-s.
N eet,ls in both directions betuect. Bal. A..
aud ,le Point OF Rocks.
NESTWARDiY.
Starting from Baltimore 1T ~ noon and s-r.,
avg At the Polnt u Rocks a, moot Of Tie faii..
day.
EASrW ARDI.Y
Starts from the Point OF Rceks n ite ia t..
evening, anal reaches the depot ia Bal,ilsre q,
ihe same hour Of The follow ins evening.
The Rail Road Company have estaL!i h..l az
PIE con'enicnecs and Iaael,incr, FOR a.. ,sir ss.
expeditions trPn,hipment OF pro,noc A. -7rfur-
dit'es bctween the Canal beats and ,i,c Walsa,
Jars The Company arr also prepared o. re
ec''c produce from the Boats. give r,,cii., -
The shuc 90 the owners OF 10 their order ,i.a ..
liver ihc same ou the Rail Road lee B.ltiuor- e
The eons'snrcs, fur the slisrl;,. Of - cent, d.,
ri Tor flour, aud other commodities in III, a.
PrCuoiti ton.
They Will sisp deliver Goods eonsirp.d 4, o.
Po'ut OF Rocks from B,ltiu,urc II i9l cent.
iPIibs and, unit further notice, Plaster OF i
rs ~ pcr ton, and S4ltcd Fish and Salt At i,
ec0ts pcr TO- It's
NAV T. 1884.
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TO The Farmers

or JEFFERSO.r .LND LOUDOT.E
FHNHE undersigned, having rented Colonel
n Hite's Little lAIill, on the Shenandoah
River, (Which will be in complete order 10
receive all kinds Of Grain by the 18th of the
present month, } take this method OF inform
Ing the farmers, that they will at all times be
ready 20 PURCHASE HHE-IT at fair cash
prices, or grind at The usual rates Of toll, and
stand the inspection at the Baltimore or Dis
ifiet markets. For those who prefer grind
Ing, tif desired,) We will send their Flour 10
either oil the aforementioned markets, sell
and make return Punctually at q very short
notice. They " al also have any article their
customers may want brought from below
such as Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.-for which no
other charge will be made than the cost OF
the same. They hope, by punetuali,y aud
strict attention to business, 20 merit share
OF patronage. JOHN CI.iUSO.N.
CHARLES B.iR.NS.
July }, le3i-2m
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377 l-2 Heres,


10 EsPECTFULLY take pleasure 10 in
II = form their friends, customers, and the
public generally, that they are just receiy-
ing and opening very general supply Of new
and seasonabie GOODS, all OF which have
been purchased at reduced prices, and are
now offered on the like terms, at their Store
al Bedington Mills, Berkeley county.
July 3, lS3i-tf