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Suicide.-Ye sterday morning about O'Clock,
Mr.. Newton Wiley, of the firm of Thompson
& Wiley, merchants, was found suspended by
the neck in a closet in his dwelling house, Han
cock street On being taken down, the body
was found to be warm, but dead. Mr.. w. was
a respectable citizen, but tor several days past
has been depressedin spirits, and insane, and at
his wife's request had been attended by the fami-
" physician, Dr. Shattuck, He had been left in
bed alone, but short time before he was mis-
sing, and found to have fastenedhimselfin the co-
set A coroners inquest was held by Prince Snow
Eso-Verdict that he came to his death by hang
ing himself being at the time in state ofmentai
erangement.-B Boston Patriot.
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General turn ont of the Irishmen on the Che
mango Canal-On the Sd and 4th inst. an alarm
was given, that the lrishmen had struck tor higher
wages and were riotng and rebeling aganstthe
civil authority, by assaulting individual and de-
vastating the dwellings along the line of the ca
nal between Oriskany Falls and Clinton.
The high Sheriff, in pursuance of the
law of the land called out the posse commit
tntis, and Major General Comstock assembled
the militia. There was, however, no blood shed,
nor was there any cause for it. The lrishmen
who to the day, previous, to the number of 700,
Gas we are crediibly informed) had paraded
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Glorious Triumph!-New London has nobly
taken rank among the cities of Connecticut.
On Monday the entire Wing ticket for city Off
GERS was carried by overwhelming majorities;
indeed, such was the expression of decided dis
appreciation against the cabinet and the mea-
sures of the present administration, that the
Jackson party gave it up and abandoned the
polls; and now, New London has not a Jackson
man in office, from the Mayor of the city down
to the hayward-MH. COWr
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The Boston Commercial Gazette states, that
Orator Emmons' Tragedy Of Tecumseh, which
was produced on Wednesday evening, "was the
most villanous combination of incongruity, trash
and nonsense, we ever remember to have SEEN"
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HARDY WARE AND CUTLERY.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Il NHE subscribers, importers of hard
IA are and cutlery, are now receiving
lirec' from Birmingham and Sheffield, and
ron, the American manufactures, extern
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which ere offered on liberal terms, tc
country dealers and others.
.among 7uhich are
Table and pocket Cutlery: Razors, Scis-
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Bread, butcher and shoe Knives,
Mill, cross-cut, tenon, pit, hand, pannel
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New York ana Cincinnati bcncliand
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American and imported Edge Tools.
Files and Rasps, lbbotson's and common
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Building and Housekeeping articles rcn-
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Fowing suns and Rifles, flint and per-
cussion locks.
Cabinet Hardware of every description
tin'd and japann'd Saddlesy mems and
side sadd!etrees.
Wood and iron Hanes, eliptical and era
die carriage springs, brass, copper and
Iron Wire
Sicktes, ana grass and cradle Sc,
together with general assortment OF
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Also
lat, round and square bar Iron, hoop and
sheet 90.
Nail and brazier's rods, American, Eng
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and cast Steel, of tn most approved
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Common, Birmingham & mousehole An
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Hammers, black and bright face pa
tent cast iron and cottial keyed Vices.
Pittsburgh and New York Bellous.
assorted sizes.
Log, trace, trap and halter Chains.
English and American Shovels and
Spades, carolina hoes, common and
riyited corn do.
English and American and Pittsburg cut
and wrought nails, spikes and brads.
Boston crown window glass
Tin plates, brazler's copper, spelter, So
der rive;s, &c.
Hollow ware and castings.
April 5.-l3-ly j. S. PEASE, g. Co.
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i. he has taken the well known
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lately occupied by r. X. McLAUGuL1N
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NEW GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.


The subscribers have now opened new
and complete ASSORTMENT of
MERCHANDISE,
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they offer for sale low, aud on accommoda-
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10 pieces blue, black, olive and mix'd
cloths and cassimeres;
$40 do. Sattinetts of va,ious qualities;
$50 pair rose and Mackinaw blankets;
900 do. point do
90 pieces dark and light fancy prints, new
style and bright coIors;
100 do. "a and "A plaids and checks;
40 do. red, green and white flannel;
% bales brown shrtings and sheeiings.
Bleached shirtings, musiins, tartan plaid
c9meis, black, green aud scarlet bomba
zetts, figured, merIno, petershams, beaver
teen moieskins, tuck and side combs, leg
horn bonnets, &c &c.
800 pair mems coarse and fine brogans;
400 do boys do do
800 do womans' shoes and boots;
100 do mems coarse and fine boots;
SnN l. al, Il ,.->-.--i i.--.-.--. ..->I L~.,~,
4O cases fur and wool hats;
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100 rcams cap and letter paper;
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Blank books and stationery;
100 casks cut nails, Sd 10 God
Is tons assorted flat and square barron;
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100 bags Havana coffee;
so bills n 04sugar;
20 do no Q MacIerel;
80 half chests Z Hyson, Gunpowdcr and
impcaial tea;
20 boxes Fai-ins;
| cefoon indigo; -
mid madden; ......
20 kegs ginger;
old MADEIRA, Sherry, Tenorife fand Mala-
ga
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gethcr with a generalassoriment of
HARDWARE, QUE!ENsiV ARE AND
GROCERIES.
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NoA. Is, 1888. S0-ly
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If hereby given, that the undersigned
has taken out letters Of administration Of
the goods and chat;ols, rights and credits
of John Hart, deceased, and qualified as
such administrator; all persous having
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are hereby notified and required to exhib.
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for the county Of Coles, for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof.
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NOTICE.

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Il Estate of Thomas Ing, late of wabash
County Iliuoins now deceased have been
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first Monday in May next, on which do,
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purpose OF INVESTIGATING said claims.
FRANCES ING, Aministratrir.
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NOTICE

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BENNINGsoN Boon, ADMIR-
Brownsville. J Ia 2 1884. "A
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b the Lapreace Circuit Court, September

The complaitnp,, by P Strother, esq.
appeared and filed his original bill, and it
70 the satisfaction of the court
that E!izaheth Jones, Susan Jones, MARY
Jane Jones and Maria Jones are not res
iaenis of the state Of Illinois it IS ordered
'tv the court that notice of the tendency Of
this cause he giren by publication ia the
Vandalia Wing, public newspaper print
ed in the town Of Vandalia, for four weeks
snccessively, that Mess the said defend
ANS shall appear and file their answer to
the complainant's bill, on or before ihefirst
day of our ensuing April term, the same
will be taken for CONFESSED; aud that this
cause be continued until The ensuing term
of this court.
A copy test. ]. NJ. MCLEAN, elk.
Dec. 20, 1888 35-4
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

We will attend the court of Probate Of
Lawrence county, al the next June term to
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George C!erenger, decd where all persons
interested may attend. Debtors to the said
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70 Dam PHELrs <A'''' IS
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In the laurence Circuit Court, September
Term, 1888.
SARAH B. TURNER,
lEFFERsoN TURNER. Jo' "'00'ce'
And now at this day came the complain
ant by p Stroiher her solicitor, and filedher
original bill, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court that the defendant is not
o resident Of this state; it is ordered and
dereed by the court that unless the said de-
iendant shall appear and file his ansae
10 he said compliments bill! on or before
he first day Of our ensuing April term, that
the same will be taken for confessed, and
IT Is further ordered that copy Of this or
der be published In the Vandalia Wing. =
public newspaper printed in the town of
Vandalia, for four weeks successfully, and
that this cause be continued until the en-
Suing term.
A copy test. J. M. Mel FAN. elk.
Dec29, 1888 35-4
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PATENT BALANCES Sc.

= : 1T 4 D1A11HI NVISc HNF.
nATENT Balances from 300 TO f,nO lbs
IL Patent Augers, Socket Chisels, Ham
mers and a general assortment OF domestic
Hardware of very superior quality.
40 boxes Collins s. Co.'S Axes.
4 Is b. ad Axes.
Ibbotson's patent straw Knives.
Bramble Scyihes, Mill and X Saws, Sho-
vels and Spades.
$40 1912 Window Glasses.
For sale low by
GODFREY, GILMAN e. Co.
Alton, Nov. II, 1888. 2sly
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State of Illinois, Wabash Circuit Court.
acnh Lesher d

State of Illinois, Wabash Circuit Court.
Jacob Lesher d
Thomas S. Hinde.
Angus McIntos ! g. Bill to foreclosc a
others the uifS"own mortgage.
heirs OWN. M'Intoshl
decd.
The complainants having filed their bill
hei in and summons issued according to
law, all a satisfactory &c "a having
been also iiieA in said Coh ing tina,
the said defendants are not sasnts OF
rnIs State; Notice . therefore hereby CIV
en- to the SAID defendants that unless they
appear at the next term of the Wabash
Circuit Court, to be holden at the Couri
hunse in Mount Carmel on the Thursday
after the second Monday in Apr next j,
and answer the said bill, the same will be
taken for confessed and n decree entered
thereon
A copy test. HIRAM BELL, Clerk.
February, 10. 1884. 81.
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TAKEN UP,

nY William Carleton, qi Wabash County
NJ Illinois, one sorrel HORSE, supposed
to be ten years old, with small white spot
in his forehead, flax name and tail, fourteen
hands and a half high, no other marks OF
brands perceivable; appraised to twenty
two dollars by Ralph c. Baird and Williant
Rogers, before me,
THOMAS E. MULBURN, Up.
Attest. HIRAM BELL. CIerk.
January, 25, 1884 81,
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Jackson Circuit Court, Oct. %, 1888.

Jackson Circuit Court, Oct. %, 1888.
GIDEON HARREs,)
LIDIA HARRIS
a SHES day came the plalniif, by Ow-
u ings,his attorney, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court, that the
said defendant is rot a resident of the state.
Therefore, on motion of the said plaintiff
by his said attorney, it is ORDERED by the
Court, that this case be continued to the
next term Of this Court; and further, that
publication be made in the Wing and Intel
ligcncer, printed at Vandaia, for four
weeks in succession, that unless the said
defendant shall appear and answer The plain
tlfi's bill herein by the first day of the next
term, the same will be taken for confessed,
and scr parte proceedings had thereon.
A true copy from the records of,he said
Court. Attest:
"a J. MANNING, Clerk.
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Office TO CLAIMANTS ON TIE
XII u. - M IL Il

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS ON TIE
II u. 5. GOVERNMENT. All those
interested in claims on the Government oil
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SIDNEY BREESE.
Kaskaskia, Jan. II, 1884. Sl-f