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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 ALLENTON, Peoria county,
where he will teach the different branches of
Science usually taught in schools and academies.
Particular attention will be given to the mental
and moral Improvement of students-such a course
OF instruction will be pursued, is calculated to
bring the latent powers of the mind into exercise
and facilitate the acquisition of knowledge. TUT
ton from SO to 50 per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B.
~ b. The town of Attention is of recent loca-
ton, at the head of Lake Peoria, on the east side
of La Sale Prairie. This site is healthy and
beautiful, beyond description There wilt be a
public sale OF Lots in his town the last Satur-
day in May. S.A.
January 1888. 44-ly
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NOTICE

LETTERS testamentary upon the last will
and testament of Adam Fifer, late of Jack
son county, now decd, have been duly gran
ted to me. All persons who have claims a.
galnst the SAID estate, will present them to
the cour, OF probate of the SAID county, on
or before the first Monday of January next,
on which day shall attend before the said
court for the investigation of such claims.
townsville, Oct 3, 1898.
26-4 JEFFERSON ALLEN, Ex'r.
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NOTICE

y ETTERS Of administration upon the
i destate of William NJ. Brewer, late of
'skson county, now doc'd, have been duly
granted to me. All persons having claims
against the said estate, will present them be-
fore the court of probate of said county, on
or before the first Monday of January next,
Of which day | shall attend before tho said
court for the investigation of such claims.
Brownsville. Oct. 3, 1893.
o6-4 JACOB WOOLRICK, Admir-.
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them. 1t was indeed masterpiece of fe-
male heroism. Immediately after this mas
sacre Of troops, the indians returned satiated
with blood, but their appetite for revenge was
unsatshed, until the fort was in ashes. In
this state it remained till 1917, when 1t was
rebuilt by order of government, and it has
ever since remained with but short inter
val, military post of importance.
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TAKEN UP,

~ AAL4< VI
nc a1sfy In Wy David Elmore, living
we w u D in North East precinct,
'a'sza4szss 'Es-s<7 Coles county, Iii. one sorrel
MARE, supposed to be seven years old, ff-
teen hands high, and branded T G on the
eft shoulder, the left hind foot white, white
face, some white spots on each side of her
belly, und white under lip. Appraised to
g25, by Samuel G. Ashmore and Elijah Ser
ent, on the 18th day of August, 1888.
SAMUEL AsHMoRE, J. F.
A true copy from nv estrav book.
2O-3 NATHAN ELLINGTON, Clera
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NOTICE.

q S hereby given, that on the first Monday
Il of January next, shall attend before
the court of probate of jackson county, III.
for The purpose of making final settlement
of Henry Noble, sr deceased, where all can
attend whe sec cause
Brownsville, Oct 80, 1888. 3O-s
HENRY NOBLE, Admir-.
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Cox REWARD. Runaway from the sub.
DAeI scriber, Sunday last, the 3lst of
March, negro man named Harry, color black,
about six feet high, very stout made-will weigh
100 or 100, or probably 200 pounds, lisps a
little, pretty heavy beard, and about 80 years of
age; clothing not recollected. He formerly be-
longed to VIM. M. Haden of Madison county,
He may attempt to return to Madison, but cir
cumstances induce the belief that he is lurking a.
bout town in order to get on some steam boat TO
make his way to free state. Ten dollars re-
ward aid all reasonable expenses will be iven for
his apprehension and delivery to me, or conGne-
ment in any Jail so that get him, if taken in the
state, or twenty-five dollars if taken out of the
state. JOHN SLATER
Vicksburg, April B. 1888. 1876.
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TAlEN UP.

"a IAIf1N UP,
6f--s2g> BY Thomas asley, living i'll
R( FIX Montgomery county, LII. one
= roa MARE about nine years
old. rather lighter colored On her oins than
the balance of hoHbody; about fifteen hands
high marked on each side by the shafts OF
dearbon Wagon; shod befa de; neat limbs; a
dent on the left side of her heck about three
inches long; long and tderably light tail
no other marks or brands percelvetle; APP
praised to $50, befor eme, by Colbert l..
Cofli ely and William Hampton.
NJ. II. WALKER, J. P,
4 copy teste. 99-3
Oct. q. 1888. II. ROUNTREE, clt
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Persons indebted to the Wing office are
earnestly invited to come forward and nav.
1t would put US to no Inconvenience IN re-.
eve every cent that is our due.
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A CARD.

In directing the attention Of their readers
to the improvements and exertions which
have been increasingly made, TO elevate the
.LADY'S BOOK to that station which it now
Occupies, the Proprietors have incurred
very considerable expense, which deserves,
on the subscribers part, a suitable punctu-
atty in meeting their engagements To
them, individually, the amount of the sub
scription is trif1e, but to the proprietors, it
rs, collectively, of the utmost importance;
and 1t is confidently expected that the carly
transmission of arrears, will prove to them
That their intentions and exertions have not
been disregarded or forgotten, by those for
whom they have been made.
After the fsrt of January it is the inten-
ton of the proprietors to send circulars to
all who are in arrears one year. Subscrib-
ers wishing to avoid the expense of postage,
will please make payment before that time.
In addition to the plan originally proposed
the four pages of the cover have been added, in
whose ample columns the editor weekly crowds
literary intelligence of various kiuds-extensiye
extracts from the newest and best books ms fast as
they issue from the other presses, and endeavours
without favour or Partially, to point out to his
renders such works as have most merit. 1t con-
tans an extensive record of what is passing in the
literary world, and, in fact, supplies desidera-
tum to literary circles in this country, never pre-
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NOTICE

To all to whom it may concern, that on
the LIST Monday in November, shall attend
in Bellevile to make a final settlement Of
the estate of Nathan Chambers, deceased
where you may attend if you think proper
October l, 1888. asa
JOSHUA BARNES, Admir-.
SALLY CHAMBERS, Admir-.
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,szs. akEIf JP,
IN BY Robert Stockton in Jefferson
>yy..A IN County H., one sorrel MARE,
IN opposed to he fourteen and j.
es=s-zzszi4=s=za half hands high, four or Ave
ysars old, both hind feet white, star and snip
~ her face, flax name and tail mixed wi il
white hairs about her binder parts. posted
by the above Stockton, sud appraised bv
Goodman Ekins and Robert Elkins to thirty
dollars, this Both Of Oet 1888, aefore me
Geo ge Johnston. Up.
Test Joel Pace, Cl'k. 30-s,
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~ TAKEN UP.
nc Elm Il DY James Mccain, living
TX I'D on shoal creek, seven
ssasz-ss=niles south of Hillsboro'. in
Montgomery county Illinois, one bay horse,
five years old, branded with the letter S on
his right shoulder, all of his feet white,
star and snip in his face, left shoulder lame,
supposed TO be the sweeny, knot on his
right jaw, with about dollar bell on: no
ether marks or brands perceivabe, about IS
hands high: appraised to IS by John Bar
y and Willis Rose, before me this Both dav
April, 1888. ]. G. CLARK, J.P.
/ ;'oy tasea:
2l-3t. HIRAM ROUNTREE, Crk.
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NOTICE

A Ii persons who stand indebted to the late
ess-A concern OF U B. Brewster, Brewster and
LOOMS, or II. LOOMS 4 Co. are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned is invested with full
authority to demand and rccevethe sums respect
lvely due, and that unless the shall be paid
TO him at St Louis, the payment will be enforced
by the most summary legal MEASURE,
ARTHUR l.. MAGENIS,
Attorney at Law, St. Louis, Agent for the credit
ors of Brewster g. Loomis.
Dec. 6.
The Alton Spectator, Jacksonville Banner, and
Vandaia Wing will publish the above advertise
lnent three times, an6eharge the Republican OF
fee.
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<A TAKEN UP,
1 kaVE b 10y William Piper, living
VIZ ID On Caholla CT sek, above
sEdwardsvile, Madison coun-
", chestnut sorreI MARE, 10 OF IA years
Did, 10 hands high, the right hind Dot white,
and running sore just above the left eye.
Also, bright sorrel HORSE, Is hands high,
supposed to be IL years old, small blaze in
he face, right hind foot white half way up
The leg, no other marks or brands perceiva-
BILE. appraised to sixty dollars by James
Rosberry and Thomas kell, before me, july
10, 1888. WILLIAM KELL, ]. p.
Copy attest, 20-3t. ]. II. LUSK. Cl'k
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VAliEN UP,

,n TAkEN UP,
s- By Benjamin q. Wells, living
y u.sA ISl in Jefferson County. o. Ho, s.
ST $AS oreek, On the 18th inst. one sor-
eaessz=zasssssssasz fal HORSE, six wears old las
spring. fifteen hands and one inch high,
light msin aud tail, both hind feet white. u
blaze in his face, with a snip On his nose;
SAID horse had on bell with Il new soal
leather collar, worth one dollar and fit,
cents. Appraised before me by VIM. Liule
and Alexander Lowry, to forty dollars. Civ
Ell under my hand and seal this l7th dav O,
Sept. 1893. w. w. Pace J. +.
Test, Joel Pnce. C,'a. s.-st
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TH TAKEN UP,
M E@ E, 10y Thomas Smith, of Mt
Gd II TX Id Carmel, Wabash cour-
szissa5s'szt .iIocis. On the first day of
oetaoe., 1888, a BROWN MARE, about
thirteen and a half hands high, star in her
forehead, and some saddle marks, five or SLY
years old: appraised to twenty-five dollars
by Bcnuchamp Harvey and Howard Nc
Reynolds, before Joseph Janes, j. P. on the
first day of October 1899
Attest, [29-3l dIRAM BELL, Cl'k
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mA TAKEN UP
nc ~ Rs> BY Mills Whitley, living on
&Ib~ Tx Okaw, Coles county, Ill. one
sAas TABLESPOONFUL MARE, supposed
to be Ia years old, about l4h hands high,
with blaze face, small crop off tie top OF
the left ear, a saddle spot on her beck, and
white hairs mixed among the other hairs all
over her body, the righ' hind foo: white, and
has flax main. Appraised to Ss7 so by
Samuel Miles and Hiram Little, beftre James
Shaw, Esq. on the Goth day of September
1888 1858
Tcste ~ Ell LINGTON, elk.
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$500 REWA RD.
State of Illinois, SIS.

State OF Illinois, SIS.
NAT HEREAS, it has been represented to
w me that ENOCH HAWKINS, is
charged with the murder of one Abraham,
Moore, of the county of Hancock, and tina,
the said Haakins was committed and escap-
ed from custody; the said Hawkins was of
the following description to witt Abou. for
fy wears of age, five feet nine or ten inches
high, light complexion, gray eyes, gray hair.
VERY much peck broken from having the small
pox, down look, speaks slow, and smiles
when talking, ii in good humor, and u
grea: hand to boast and brag, and withal a
great drunkard, and when drunk will lie
and brag to great excess. He was former
ly from Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh, and
has lived in Indiana near Indianapolis.
Nov therefore, I John Reynolds, Cover
nor Of said State, by virtue of the power
vested in me by law, do offer a reward of
Iwo Hundred Dollars to any person or per-
sons, who will apprehend the said Hankin..
and secure him so that he may be brousht ;a
trial before the circuit court of the said conn
ty of Hancock.
In testimony Whereof, have hereupto
subscribed my name and caused the
LIS. great seal of State to be affixed at Vau-
dalia, this 4th day of September, 1893.
JOHN REYNOLDS.
By the Governor:
A. P. FIELD,
2o-St. Sec'y Of State.
The "Chronicle," Beardstown; "JournaI,o In
dianopolis; and the t!American,n Pittsburgh. will
publish the above three times weekly, and forward
their accounts to the office of Secretary of State
Vandalia, Illinois.
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TANEN Up.

By Edward Tollln, IN Clay
A County Illinois, one sorreIl horse
" O stud, three years old last spring,
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The Ohio Legislature has passed rcsolu
lions in favor Of the remova. of the deposites,
and supporting the Presidents course in re.
latlcu 70 the Bank. The Veto the Land Bill
Is also Approved by a resolution.
An act has passed the Legislature Of Lou
sianna, repeating all the existing laws against
the introduction Of slaves into thar State.
Each Of Capt Ross'e sailors is 10 receive
$1,000 for his services.
An India rubber dress WON By a Philu.
dulphia fireman, stood a three hours drench
ing without the lining beng wet.
Two individuals who were both above
seventy years of age, and who had been
couriIns forty seven years, were lately mar.
RED in Windham, Conn.
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that the memorial referred to was inlen-
ded to obstruct the passage of the act.
Mr.. l.. Allen, moved that the House
now request the Senate to join and pro-
ceed To the order of the day. The two
Houses accor dingly joined and coniin-
ued the trial of the petition of Martha
Howell, vs.. the city of Providence
which has been argued by the Attorney
General and Mr.. Hunter for the petl-
TONER, aud Messrs. Whipple and X" W..
Greene, for the city. 1t occupied the
Assembly until one o'clock aud was
granted. The Houses then separated q
the House of Representatives adjourned
10 3 o'clock.
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eNtrasted with instruments especially pro,i.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers having been mp
w pointed by the Court If Probate
for The Town Of Tiverion . ommis-
sioners, to receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors against the Es-
tate of Philip Grinncl late Of snid Tiv-
erton, mariner dec. and re presented in
solsen, do hereby give notice that six
months from the 4iI day of Noyember
last is allowed for that purpose, d that
we are ready nt all timss nj our respect
i've dwellings, To receive the above said
Claims and that we will meet at the
house Of George Lawion in Tiverton on
the last Tuesday of April next to nd-
just the above SAID clnimsat which time
aud place all persons interested may APP
pear md be henrd.
JOSEPH OSBURN.
sAMgEt s,N,I !, sEABgRY' ;,t;.,9Js co""i's'"'
All persons indebted to said estate nfs
requested 10 make immediate 10
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Jan. 3. 3w
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Died.

On Tuesday morning last, Mrs. Mary
GOODWIN, widow of Henry Goodwin, ESQ.
formerly A,torney.Gencral Of this State. and
eldest daughter of the late Hon. VIM. Brad
ford, Of Bristol, aged 73 years.
On Wednesday, of Group, JoHS CAmooyr,
son Of Gen. Thomas Stacey, jun. aged &
yeoIs.
AT Noe York on the 9th inst. very sud
denly, Mrs. CHARLorrE NJ. OvERINo. wife
OF Henry Overing Esq, fnrmcrly of lhi,
town.
At New. Bedford on Sunday last, Mr.. !
sAAc Z. Rowland, merchant aged 7s
years.
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r cfOa'lil.

In our reports of the doing Of the General
Assembly under the head of Thursday, Jan.
i6, we notice the following resolutions re-
ported By Mr.. D'Ivolrof Bristol
Mr. James D'Wolf of the committee on
religious corporations made a report accom-.
panied with an act which they recommend
to the General Assembly.
The first section provides that no religious
corporation shall impose any tax upon the
pews in any Meeting house, in this State, for
any other purpose than that of keeping the
house in suitable repair, and to pay for in
sursnce on the same.
This section meets our appreciation, and is
in accordance with the general practice Of
this state: we believe. however, very few
cases may be found-say three, or four
where the Charters permit such taxes TO be
laid on the pews. but we venture to say,
that in every such case they passed the AS.
sembly in the hurry of business, unopposed
by any adverse party, and unobserved by
most of the members at the time of their
passing.
Section 2,-That all devises 10 Religious
corporations, Societies, or Churches, or to
any persons for their benefit, shall be utter
ly void.
This second section, we apprehend, is
what Mr.. Ti'liughast, in his speech on the
report of the c,mmittee, denominates-pot
ing Ike Supreme Being from the Throne Of
The Universe. But is it voting the Majesty Of
Heaven from his universal Tn hrone for the
Legislature to prohibit an aitful Priest from
hanging round the bed of dying man, for
the purpose of plundering his heirs of his
earthly possessions. II is well known, that
in most cases where large devises have been
given for religious uses, it has been done by
persons whose bodies were worn down and
exhausted by disease, and whose minds ter
yihed with the consciousness Of the near ap-
Proacb Of death placed their whole reliance
IN the opinion Of Others. The despairing
smsn looks up to lis God principally through
thS "tN"sy " "'o wiz WIN
art that learning and eloquence can add to
rupidty and personal sggrsndlzement-
pushes the advantage Of the moment, and at
the expense Of the PROSTATE judg gment of the
dying man or won,an, robs his natural heirs
Of their rieh,s, and transfers all his earthly
possessions TO the church, or Givites between
the Church and the Minister
The tendency ofsuch bequests is injurious
10 the public veal. The property thus given,
in most States and Countries land We believe
in nearly oil except the State Of X. Island.
and tba, exemption Of a yery recent date is
wholly exempted from future taxes. which
thross an additional burden upon every es
'ste in The hands OF individuals Of the same
town or state. The possession Of lsrgeland-
ed estates BY such corporations. who never
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SUMMARY.

Daellinz 10 OF present all the fashion al
Paris. A number Of young dandies have
been killed of.
Don Pedro has caused 1877 MiguelIte sol.
diers to be shot for their cruelty.
The Concord (N. H.) Courier states, that
iumoUr weigh ing sEvEsTr POUNDS was
recently removed from the body Of q person
in ,bs, town "A large number Of persons
we're witnesses Of its weight
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made mention, is a, an end, aud tran
quil.ity restored.
IL appears that popular discomfort
rose so high that vast numbers OF .citi-
zens abandoned Buenos Ayres, and re-
paired TO the outside party, which soon
amounted 10 1000 men, we'll armed,
willis, the government, had only about
five thousand men, very badly mounted.
In compliance with the advice of the
Legislature, Gen. Balcarce had resign
cd, and Gen. viamont was elected Gov
ernor by that body. Having taken the
oath of office, tho insurgents readily
yielded obedience to his orders.
SrAiN.-We are indebted to friend
for Madrid Gazette Extraordinary of
Oct 3lst. Ii contains dispatch from
the Commandant of the column Of oper-
ations in Navarro, dated Goth Of Octo-
ber, announcing that after an engage
ment with abou, 1000 insurgents, 100 OF
whom we're killed and so taken prison.
ers, he had entered the town Of Logro-
no, from which his dispatch is dated
Jour. of Com. F.
From ST.. UBEs.-The brig Leander,
at Salem, brings accounts to the 9Th of
Nov. The Migueli,es were garrisoued
at Alacer de Sal, an inland post, about
eighteen miles from St. Ubes, which
they took possession of on the Sd. The
Pedroites retained possession of st.
Ubes, and all the principal seaports, to
gether with the fleet. The Miguelites
had made several attempts to take ST.
Ubes, and skirmishes were frequent. 1t
was the general opinion that hosiilities
would cease with the present cam
paign.
Latest from FRANcE.-The packet
ship Manchester, Captain Wiederholdt,
has arrived at New York from Hayre,
with Paris papers to Nov. 18th incln-
sive. They contain little intelligence of
importance. The cholera has broken
out in Sweden, where it is very FATAL
There is nothing new from Portugal,
and scnrce any thing from Spain. ST.
Sebastian has not been taken by the in
surgents as reported.