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WILCOX, D CKERMAN e. co.


B0OkSctters, StdhOners. and Binders,
MAIN ST.. LOUISVILLE, Ky.
kS,AVE for sale, wholesale aud retail, an
extensive assortment of Classical, Law,
Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books
Cap, Letter, Printing and Wrapping paper;
Stationery in all its variety; Bank Books
ruled and bound to any pattern; Binding
in all its branches neatly executed.
The attention of country merchants,
teachers and others, is respectfully solicit
ed to their stock and prices; as they pledge
themselves to sell as low as any other
house in this city, and that their prices
shall be uniform. They will not offer a
few articles at reduced prices, and depend
upon guliing customers on The balance of
the bili--nr heaping abuse on their neigh
bcrs for profits or support.
Louisville, KY, A ,ri ls, I934-47-et.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A Ill persons having claims against the
"a estate of JOHN Nc EATH, deceased,
late of Clark county, are hereby request
ed 10 present them in manner and by the
time the law requires.
Those who are indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN b. RICHARDSON, Ad,,,,.s
JAMES McGEATH, j.
York, Clark CO. Ill. July IL, 1884. 6-4i
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Sc w = N "a RX LA NDS,
SeArn OF .nnrr"Is, UpIToR's OFFICE
pANDALIA, JUNE LIST. 1S3l

FANDALIA, JUNE LIST, 1884
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen, thai
agreeably to the act entitled ian act to pro-
vide for the sale of the seminary Iands,''
January 18th, 1929, and the act
entitled ''ac ac: 10 amend an act to provide
for the sale of the Seminary lands APPROX
ed January 18th, 1929" approved Februa-
Try 18th, 1881, shall expose to public sale,
AT the door of the state house, in the town
If VandaIia, on Monday, the 9Th dug of
October neat, for cash, to the highest aud
best bidder, the following described Semi
nary lands, in tracts of eighty acres each !;
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James S. Alexander,
J Joseph Armstrong, 2,
Thomas Armstrong,
Alfred Bunly,
James Bernethy,
David Cansey, 3,
VIM. McCrarey,
Lemuel Scroggin,
Thomas Duncan,
Owen Dowd,
Robert Diamond,
Shadrac oh benson,
james Davis: 2,
George File,
James Ford,
J. H. Foster, 2,
Sally Green,
Robert Glenn,
Henry Gardner,
Daniel Gossage,
Solomon Hardy,
Henry Harmon,
John Hunter,
William iladen,
Andrew Harris,
James Johnson,
6-3l
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= OfiCE is hereby gwen that The I'M.
~ dersigned has taken out letters of Adj
ministration on the estate of Thomas
Whitley, late of Clark county, and State of
illinois, deceased; all persons indebted t.
The said estate are requested t. make imme-
diate pay nent, and those having claims
against SAID estate, are notified to present
he same duly authenticated, for settle
lnent. The said estate is supposed to be
solvent. SAMUEL WHITLEY, Admir-.
Clay county, Ill. August IS, 1884. [7-4t.]
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A LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the post office at GreenpiNs
on the st ddH of yuly. 1884.

u
Gilman Kindle,
G.. w. Lenton,
Jane Indy,
David Lilies, 2,
Gabriel Lancaster,
James Lister,
John Long,
A. G.. Mills,
Da:id Ormsby
Lrury Oveby,
Moses Pruett,
Samuel Parr,
Elijah Pigg,
William Phelps,
Malinda Paxton,
A. s. Robinson,
John Rogers,
Bolen Reams,
Aquila Sugs,
ALVIN Tedrick
Allen Tina ECKER,
Calvin fharp,
Martha White,
John W bite,
James Wafer,
A. BIRGE, P. M.
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HORSE STOLEN.

~,-A I'm TAKEN from the stable of
STTSNE Judge Wilson, one mile north
ess:.=zzA==zzz If Jacksonville, a specified
gray HORSE, 10 hands high, white face,
five years old; on the pastern JOINT of ono
Of his fore ieer, IA spot about the size of
dollar without hair, from burn when
colt, tail aud name light, and but little hair
in his tail. He is pacing horse and car
ries his head low.
If any one should meet with this horse
and will secure him so as he cal, be regain
ed by the owners. he shall Re literally re-
wartled. Any Information concerning him
may be directed to George Wthers, a,
jacksonville.
GEOR GE WRITER'S.
Jacksonville. June 20, 1884. 2-tf
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BENZ. T. kAVANAUGH,
SAMUEL BERRY.

Mount Carmel, July 18th, 1884. 6-3t
The Vandalia Wing, Alton Spectator, St. Clair
Gazette. AMI Illinois Journal, vii each give the
above three insertions, aud forward their ac-
counts to the office of tbs Mount Carmel Senti-
mel Tor Da yInent
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State of Illinois. Coles Circuit Court:
May Term, 1884.
WILLIAM FuELL,1
Us. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
NANCY EUELL.

NANCY L..
AND now at this day came the complain
ant, by Dunbar. his solicitor, and ON hi
motion, and it appearing TO the court thu
the defendant is not resident of this stat,
therefore, ordered by the court here, thu
notice of the tendency of his sit lie q
en- the defendant, by publication in tn
Wing and lnteIIisencer, a public newspe
per printed at Vand".ia. that unless tn
said defendant enter hef appearance here
in, on the first day ~ the next Octci.e.
term of this court, he said biIl will he
taken FIR coniesseJ: and It is further or
dered, that AN alias subpoena issue TO the
defendant, directed to Macon county; anc
that this cause be continued until the mex
term of this court.
Tesir, ALEX. p. DUNBAR,
C.erk pro tenn.
Charleston July 10Th, 1891. CAT
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against tho
estate of ACHABALD THORN, deceased.
are requested to exhibit the same to the nd
ministrator or the Court of Probate for tho
county of Clinton, within nine months
from the date hereof.
THOMAS B. AFFLICK. Adm,
Carlyle, Juss /, 1884. 51-A
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that l shall
~ attend the court of probate in and for
The county of Jefferson, in the town o
Mount Vernon, on the first Monday in july
next, for the purpose Of adjusting the claims
against the estate of JAMES HoLsrAcE.
deceased, when and where all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate are requested
to attend, for the purpose of having the
same adjusted.
ANDERSON BOOTH, Admr.
March %, 1894. 443t
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prompted to this truly magnificent acqu-
sition. 1t reflects the highest honor on the
British government The New York Soci-
CIV Library, among its excellent and rare
works, amounting TO $4,000 volumes, pos
sesses in this association the most precious
body of historical materials tor reference
and research which can be any where
found within the same compass. Though
not of any apparent obvions utility, 'hei
value as legal and ecclesiastical record
and authentic historical data it IS scarccl
possible to estnate.-N Y. Com. ADJ.
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NOTICE.

@ TAKEN UP by Canada
Nr-TTf2g Clubb, living,l3 miles West
@y1y FIX of Lawrenccvile, in Law
.aAsssaeskAssssAss renee county, brown filIy,
to DC two years old last spring,
about IA hands high, 10th hind feet white,
a small star in her face, also small white
stripe down her face, appraised TO twenty.
five dollars, before Samuel R. Lowry,J. P.
on the 7th January, 1884. 6
J. M. MCLEAN, Clerk.
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N O'TIC E

N o TICE
/ WILL attend the court of Probate of
Lawrence county, at the next August term.
10 make settlement of the estate of James
Mcheren, deceased, where all persons in
'eresed may attend. Those indebted to
SAID estate are requested to make immedi.
ate payment.
ABiJAH EVANS, Admir-, &e.
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JAMES If. MCDONALD.

jacksonville. June 20. 1884. 2-tf
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3827
MILITARY NOMINATION.

We the people, composing the second
battalion of the 2lst regiment of the
Illinois Militia, deem it both the right
and the duty of the people to meet TO-
gether and consult with each other up
on important public measures, and to
select their own candidates for import
ant public Offices: therefore,
Resol ed, That, in selecting can
didate for the important and responsible
station Of cheif magistrate of the Uni
ted States, the public interest requires
us to soar above party views and secta-
rlan prejudices, and to select a man who
is known to be honest, capable, and faith
full to the constitution; a man free from
the shackles Of party; whose patriot
ism has been proved by his deeds; who
will neither seek for office, nor refuse it
when called thereto by the voice of his
fellow citizens.
Resolved, That we recommend the
patriotic Col. Richard M. Johnson, Of
Kentucky, to the people of the United
States as a person well calculated to fill
the high, and responsible office of cheil
magistrate of the United States at the
next presidential election.
Resolved, That, the irmness, decis
inn, and energy cvinced by Col. Rich
ard M. johnson, both in the field and
in the the councils of the nation, in his
able report on the conveyance of the
United States mail on Sunday, are a
pledge that, in performing the arduous
duties Of the executive officer, he will
not be wanting in the same necessary
qualifications.
Resolved, That we recommend to
our fellow-citizens throughout the Uni
ted States, favorable to the election Of
Colone. Richard M. johnson, to meet
together in their respective counties,
and express their views on the subject
of the chief magistrate of the U. States.
Resolved, That the foregoing pream-
bic, and resolutions be published in the
Jacksonville News, and all the papers
throughout the United States friendly
to the SAID resolutions.
ABNER WRIGHT, }
THOMAS LUTTRELL,} Chm.
JAMES WRIGHT Jr.
M.CYRUs, Secretary.
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From the Alton Spectator.

The Kinney paper at Belleville, of the
9th inst. informs US that the circuit cour,
is In session, at that place, and that there
are great many pers ons from different
parts OF the state, who report favorably OF
the prospects of Mr.. Kinney's election :
and adds, that If no unforeseen event takes
place, Mr.. Kinney will be our next 90
vernon
These persons from different parts of the
state, who were at the court in BelleviIle.
are, doubtless, lawyers, and other gentle-
men OF "wedlM and influence" OF course.
they report favorably of the prospects Of
their own candidate. This is standing
trick with electioneerers. But il will not
do Mr.. Fleming told too many truths
about Mr.. Kinney, four years ago, at Kas
kaskla, to have them all forgotten so soon
by the people. There are a vast number
of voters in this state who feel themselves
independent Of the aristocracv, and Who'll
will. never bow down to "ireatA ind ,nNu-
ence." The nristocracy may shift and veer
about as the love Of office shall dictate
but tile farmers and mechanics, who never
sell themselves for office, are not so easily
hauced and ygeed
The unforeseen event''-unforesee BY |
MT, Fleming, but not by me-which is to
Illustrate his calculations, is nothing but the
election of some other person by the peo-
Pile, by majority of more than
38e7.
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ABNER WRIGHT,
THOMAS LUTTRELL,} Chr
JAMES WRIGHT Jr.
M.CYRUs, Secretary.
From the sangamon Journal.

At a meeting of the citizens of
Springfield, held at the courthouse on
the 18th of April, 1884, for the purpose
fof making arrangements for paying
some suitable testimony Of respect 10
the memory of our deceased fellow-cit-
izen, gen. JAMES ID. HENRY, Sim
con Francis was called to the chair,
and John B. Watson appointed secre-
tary.
On motion Of Col. Garrett Elkin,
Resolved, That committee of three
be appointed to prepare resolutions and
report forthwith.
Gen. Thomas Neale, Dan Stone and
E. J. Philips Esqrs. were appointed
that committee, who, after an absence
of a few minutes, reported the follow
ing:
Whereas, we have received, from a
source entitled to credit, the melanchol.
ly information Of the death of our wor-
thy and respectable fellow-citizen. gen.
JAMES D. HENRY, who departed
this life in the city Of New Orleans on
the 5th day of March last; and regard
ing his decease as breach in society
which cannot be filled, and an irrepara
BILE loss to the community, and desirou:
to give expression to the high sense We
entertain Of his many virtues and sig
nal services, and to pay proper tribute
TO his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
; Resolved, That this meeting deem
the loss of James D. Henry such visi
. tation of Providence as affects not onl,
this town and county, but the who'll
II State. ,
Resolved, That in order to pay tina
, respectto his memory to which his mel
] it justly entitled him, a committee G
!, seven be appointed to select some pei
son to deliver an address to the citizen
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
MORTON & SMITH.
booksellers, StationerS, and Binder,
Main Street | o,,;sy;iIo Il

booksellers, Stationers, and Binders.
Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
GEAVE for sale, wholesale and retail, an
extensive assortment of Classical, Lac,
Medical. Miscellaneous. and School Books;
Cap and Letter paper, and every variety
of Stationery, BIank BooAs ruled and
bound to any pattern. Binding in all its
branches, neatly executed.
The attention of country merchants.
teachers, and others, is respectfully solicit
ed to the examination of their stock and
prices, as they pledge themselves to sell as
low as any other house IN this place, and
that their prices will be uniform; they will
not offer few articles at reduced prices, to
induce persons to buy, that they may make
IN the loss on other articles. 47-Gt
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:. Mn. SHADES QUAKERIsM. A veteran
of the broad brim, with pockets well lined
with the needful, was assaulted by foot
pad, on bye road, who demanded his
money. "Friend," said the quaker as he
--ewed his sinners in the path, "thee must
PICK arr The light fingered gentleman,
deeming this no hard service, set himself
about it. Broad-brim taking advantage Of
his STOPPING posture, thrust the gentemans
head so deep in mud PIT, that he began to
find some difficulty in breathing, exclaim-
ing. at tho same time, "Friend, I'll not kill
Nice, but I'll hold thee under watertill thy
breath departs'' The anecdote exactly
illustrates Mr.. SHADES conduct towards the
bank. He will not kill the monster, but
sustain and encourage those who will.
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1t is reported that maj. Eaton has
been nominated governor of Florida. in
the place of gov Duval; and minated
that Andrew Stewart, one of the Penn.
sylvanla delegation in congress, will pro-
baby be chosen president of the Ches.
aPeake and Ohio canal company, in the
place of maj. Eaton, resigned.
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A violent gale Of wind was experienced
at jacksonville, the 2lst ult. The storm
commenced in the night, about - O'Clock.
Considerable damage was done to proper
~. yet no personal injury was sustained.
The market house, brick blacksmith's
shop, and the walls Of a new brick house,
were blown to the ground. A two story
building, much exposed, was moved two
feet off its foundation. Several roofs were
blown of, chimneys destroyed, sc. The
injury sustained in the country is said te
be small. si
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Three banks in the district of Columbia,
have recently suspended specie payment:
the Washington Bank, Farmers and Me-
thanics' bank, Of Georgetown, and the
bank of Alexandria. II is also reported
that the bank Of Virginia has failed Such
are some Of the fruits Of the experiment,
which the people are gathering daily.
Later.-The work goes bravely on. The
Patriotic Bank Of Washington, the especial
iavorite Of the government, though not a
pct, has been forced to suspend specie pay.
mend and wind up its affairs. The bank
Of Alexandra was employed as a deposits
sry Of the national revenue, and the banl
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TAKEN UP by Hugh Malone, living In
Darwin, Clark county, Illinois, sorrel
horse, upwards of | 5 hands high, five years
old this spring, light name and tail, some,
saddle and harness marks, a white spot on
his right side just back of his withers,
small star in his forehead, no other marks
or brands perceivable, appraised to $35,
by John A. Williams and Peleg Sanford.
U. MANLY. J. P.
A true copy from my estray book.
JACOB HARLAN, Clerk.
April 10Th, 1884. AZ
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BOOKS! BOOKS g.
WILCOX, DICKERMAN g. co.
booksellers, Stationera, and Binders,
MAIN ST.. JoI7JsvrI1r Nv

EzAVE tor sale, wholesale and retail, an
extensive assortment Of Classical, Law,
Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books:
Cap, Letter, Printing and Wrapping paper;
Stationery IN all its variety; Blank Books
ruled and bound to any pattern; Binding
in all its banches neatly executed.
The attention of country merchants.
teachers and others, is respectfully solicit
ed TO their stock and prices; as they pledge
themselves to sell as low as any other
house in this city, and that their prices
shall be uniform. They will not offer
few articles at reduced prices, and depend
upon gulling customers on the balance of
the bill--or heaping abuse on their neigh
hors for profits or support.
Louisville, Ky, April Is, is34-47-6t.
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have killed several persons in the street
The mayor was badly injured. After this,
the mob attempted to gain the arsenal-but
the citizens anticipated them, and kept
OFT; and, at the latest moment of our ad-
vices, the officers at the arsenal we're pass
ing out arms to the citizens, to suppress the
rioters.
Such is the substance of the account
hastily written, and, no doubt, under much
excitement. The stores in Broadway were
closed-and the riot continued, to end we
know not how. Several peace officers were
much hurt.
On the second day 9,27f additional votes
were polled.
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OF oahgamon county, upon the charac
Ter, virtues and services of the deceas
lea' at the courthouse, on Monday tn,
Sist inst, at o'clock p. NJ.
RESOLVED, That the citizens of the
county generally be requested to attend
on the day above designated; and that
!, ,ne proceedings of this meeting be pub
ilshed in the Sangamon Journal.
he following gentlemen were ap-
pointed the committee: DR.. G. Elkin,
gen. /. M. Neale, Col. John Williams.
and J. M. Cabiness, d. Dickinson, II.
y. Potts, Edmund Roberts, Esqs.
lhe meeting then adjourned.
S. FRANCIS, Chairman.
D.. Is. WATSON, Secretary.
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State Of Illinois, Clarh county March, the
3lst, 1881.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ctdrh conhty March, the
3lst, 1881.
TAKEN UP by Jonathan Ingram on the
Wabash river, an iron grey mare, four years
old, fourteen hands ono inch high, some
white spots on her hips, no other marks-es
brands perceivabie; appraised to $50, by
Jesse Kearby and Alfred Henderson; be-
fore me, on the day and date above writ
ten.
JACOB JOHNSON, J. P.
| certify this TO be true transcript from
my estray book.
JACOB JOHNSON, j. P.
A true copy from my estray book.
JACOB HARLAN, Clerk.
April 10, 1884. Al
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VANDALIA:
THURSDAY, MAY /, 1884.

We are requested TO announce, JOHN
M. O'HARNETT, ESQ. a candidate to rep
resent the county of Clinton in the next
general assembly.