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The national Republican., 1862-03-24
DENTISTRY.


N. LOOMIH. M. d.,
Ihe inventor and pAlsasss Of the Mineral Fiat<
Teeth, sttends personally ss ma oAos in this city
MANY persoaS can wear thss teeth Who cannc,
wsar othen, and 70 psssoa can war othsrs whS can
not wear these. n.
rsfvons eeiliAs a ny ofAse can BE- sssopnpsassd
with any style and pffos Of Teeth they nay aSsirs
bat to thoss who are particular and Win tie pSrsst
elsanes strongest and most psrfsot dsAturs that ar
oan prodnss, he Mineral plass Win Be- nors fally
waIranted. ~
noons q this oity-.No sss rsnusyivs,is uvsnus
sstwesn Minth and Tenth streets. Also, so1 Arsl
street, Philadsiphia. nislS--ly
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YRS KRIN3LE IS COME.

IRIS KRIN(iLE IS COME.
Just receiving, the largest stock Of
FANCY GOODS
In Washington
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, 4 TloilOs, Direo.
tion and Alphabet Blocks, Games, Photo
graph Albums, GIFT aud Miscel
lsneous Books In great
varieties, at war
90. CAN and see at SHEPhERD'B
iHI. " 3D. Headquarters,
deo2l Corp.i asvsn.h and ID streets
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When y Club Of subscribers has bean for.
warded, additions may be made TO II on the
scribers to a Club should receive their papers
at the same post Once.
Money may be forwarded by mall, It our
risk. Large amounts can be RENTED inldrals
on Boston, New York Philadelphia, or Balti.
moro; smaller amounts In gold, or In notes Of
solvent banks. Addrnss
W. J. MURTAGH d GO,
Washington, D. O.
~ The daily National Republican ID pub
lished every morning (Sundays excepted) al
$3.50 per annun, in advance.
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The Following lots of fsilver-Platsd Ware
are Of the Best Mako N the Trade, aad
Srs warranted 20 be Dsubls silver
Plated o. the best material, aad sq.al
n qaslisy - sny Plated Goods sold BY
The bsss regulated Hssssss
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded To.
bls Spoons. s.............. forsl.so
Tipped and Threaded To.
ble Folks. s..............f for l.6o
Tipped ssd Threaded Tss
Bpooas 70 match :. .... for I. 90
Splendid Extra Silvsr.p plated Olive aad
Threaded Table Forks.. for 200
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Tsbls Spoons for 900
We sell:
Fias Silver plated Cups, Mlgs, Gobiss, Salt
Stands fn every pattern. retail psios -, for LOO
Elegant Silver. plated Cake and Card Bas.
ksU.... '''..... worm $780, Tor 900
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DOBWELlf3 MEDlCATED
ID COUGH CARDY,
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHiIIS,
INFLUENZA,

HUdRSENESS,
And all 't.c,peM stages Of Consumption
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, by
U. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland avenue and Seventh "
And z. d. GILMAN,
Penn avenue. near Brown's Hotel.
Charles Allen, W. B. Eutwisis,
d, y. Clark, Johu II, Major
!. N. Smith, H. g Major,
II. II. McPheTs0n, J W. Marin,
y. G. Ford, j. d. O'Dobnel,
j. 7, MilbuTn, j. +. Dswson,
Charles Stot, ID, G Ridgely.
In Georgetown BY Kidwell, ssthoron, Seis ell, and
Barnard.
And BY Druggists and Suffers generally
Ian 10
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ruBLIc-No. H.
AN ACT 10 provide for the appointment Of
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L1DWAnD LHCETT,
T. 7oo H5I N ID N RI
No. 27l Pennsylvania aue., Washington. ID. &.
Books bound in every style. Turkey Morocco. Bus
siA and Calf lune1-s
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Neossou !" ou Aoi 10 huu OuOtOo oo0CIOu
Of Gold Leaf and Enamslsd Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Dagusrreotype Cases,
in every size In the Trade.
We are selling thess goods from 80 cts. to ss.so
attsd In order, being 2s Per cant. lees than thu
maksn' rstsil price. ,h coy
We are Agents for the Sale Of
NoCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and
..., =, COGOANUT HAIR OILS
AND ALSO yoR r.., .I.
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.
woRsLEY's HONEY. ALMOND.
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORs
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers
Wholesale and Retail. I'D.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods
all Of which We oHer at the Manu- fac oturers
Prices. without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars sr.
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila
delphia prices, orperish in he attempt.
We arc bound to- sell ohespsr than the
oheapest-delivered FREQ.
Hnf -
Ladies and Gentlemen give us an carly call
II makes no difference whether you buy or not
look over our full lines Of .'. Do
Fine Je,osly, Slusr Plated Wars, GU and tanc.
Nomss, Engrauings, Pictures, P1fimsry,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gsntlsmanly clerks are always ready u
wait on you.
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[PUBLlc REsoLUTIoN-No. ~ ]

A RESOLUTION expressive OF the thanks oil
Congress TO Captain A. II. Foote, of the
United States navy, aud 70 the officers and
men under his command in the wettern
fotilla. sa
Resolped By ihe Senate and House Of Repre-
senidtiues Of The United States et America in
Congress assembled, That the thanks of Con.
gress and Of the American people are due, and
are hereby rendered, to Captain A. II. Foote, oI
men Of the western fotilla under his command
for the great gallantry exhibited by them 10
the attacks upon Forts Henry and Donelson
for their efficiency in opening the Tennessee,
Cumberland. and Mississippi rivers to the
pursuits Of lawful commerce, and for their I'M.
wavering devotion To the cause OF the country
10 the midst Of the greatest difficulties and dan
gers.
Approved. March 10, 1862.
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[PUBLIo REscLurros-No. 2l.l

A RESOLUTION to authorize the Secretary Of
War to accept moneys appropriated by any
State for the payment Of It's volunteers, and
TO apply the same as directed by such State.
Resolved BY he Senae and House Of Repre-.
senidtires Of The United States of America In
Congress assembled That i any State daring
the Present rebellion shall make any sppro-
priation to pay the volunteers Of that State,
the Secretary OF War Is hereby authorized to
accept the same, and cause II 10 be applied by
the paymaster general TO the payments desig-
nslsd by The Legislative aCts making the appro.
priation In The came manber es II appropriated
BY act Of Congress and also to make any
regulations that may be necessary for the dis
bursement and proper application of such
funds 10 the specific purpose for which they
may be appropriated by the several States.
Approved, March 10, 1862.
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Sl p + AN o's ~
CARD PORTRAITS
OF =.
Prominent Characters!
PRANG'S CARD PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

Ths only original and ii-ke pubileasioa Of Min.
iatare Portraits - Line Eigraviogs-jsgt lasgs
enough 10 sneioss IN oom,noa Letter Euvelop. for
satsfyipg the curiosity Of distant fends or to or.
nament . Photographic Album. For oolltc tea
they are much superior to Photographs as they will
last for Hundreds Of Yesn. .
OUR IMPRINT Is ON ALL OUR PUBLl-
CATIONS
Price, for single copies, 10 cents, Twenty copied
for d. A very liberal discount to the trade.
PICTURES, MAPs or hooks sent to any ID.
drea In the United Stairs and Canadas, FREE OF
POSTAGE. The money must accompany every
order.
l.. PRANG Il CO.,
Publishers L Practical Lithsgraphers,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET, FOuR DooRs ABovx
D, UP STAIRS, WAsBIN9roN.
No. "a MERcHANr's Row, BosroS, MAas.
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HIl1IV
Book For The Soldiers!

II Ii II
q E'E Z q IN n -
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NEW !ayEnTlos Or AMTIElClAL
~ CHEoPLAsT1C BONE TEETH,
without metal plAte or olaapA, bI

Warrington, august 70, '8i. ssg3s-u
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CIiANCERY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
To the May term, A. d. 1862, OF the Circuit Court
0t said county,
Agness N0rval vs.. PhIlaRdcr Osborn, Margaret
Osborn, his wife, Thomas J. Buiord and James NJ.
Buord under the firm name aud STYLE of +. !. 4
J, NJ Buiord, Ben Harper, Robert II Graham,
Margaret Proudio0t and Jesse Ofmsboe,
\ FFlbANlT having been duly filed here.
y IN that Robert II. Graham, defendant above
named, has gone, and that Margaret pfoudiOot
and Jesse Ormsbec, other defendants above named,
reside out of this state,
Notice - hereby gwen to them, the said Robert
II. Graham, Margaret Pfoudi00t aud Jesse Orms-
bee that, on the seventh day Of March, A. u.
lSba, a writ of summon. in chanccD against the
above named defendants At the suit of the above
named complainant, upon her bill of complaint
therein filed, ISSUED out of the office of the clerk
OF SAID court, directed Ia the sheriff of said cOun-
", rctufnable on the Second Monday of MAY next,
aud that said cause IS now pending IN said court
And, unless YOU III" said Robert II, Graham,
Margaret Proudiuut and Jesse lrmsbcc, shall per
sonally be aud appear before said court, on the
first day ofthc ncM term thereof, To be begun aud
holden at Rock Island IN SAID county, on the Sc.
cond Monday % May next, and plead, answer or
dcmur To SAID bill, the same will be- taken as CON
icsscd 10y YOU, aud decree entered according to
the prayer thereof.
Dated this Seventh day at March, 4. u. lS62.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN, CLERK.
J., ID. SWEENEY, Solicitor for omit.
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CHICAGO ELECTION.

An election for mayor, treasurer, attorney
collector surveyor, two engineers, aldermen
and constables in each ward took place il
Chicago yesterday, Tuesday the 18Th anl
the telegraph reports as follows
CHICAGO, April ljth-F. c. sherman
liem.l was elected mayor today. The dem
ocrats also elected their entire ticket Will
no, be able to obtain majority before tho lines
close tonight"
The republicans had full party ticket in
the field, with c. n. Holden, most excellent,
and popular man, a. their candidate for
mayor. They resolved in their convention,
that the administration must be sustained,
and that the new constitution must be bur
ried out Of sight, All the republican papers
tecmei with appeals to the party to come
Up and support the ticket and thus support
the administration, and the Chicago platform
and repuiiate the new constitution.
The democrats also held a convention and
nominated fullti They also adopted
the following resolutions, reported by Hon,
VIM. G. Cloudy
Res5lrei Tint the democrats and couser.
vatiye voters Of the city of Chicago ARE ready
to forget now, n they have heretofore. the
fact that the administration Of the national
government, with its patronage, ~ IN the
hands Of their political opponents, md % con-
tinue as they have, to fight the battles Of the
country against rebels and traitors, and, in
order TO exhibit q united support Of the gov
eminent in the struggle tor national existence,
to suspend party organizations during tho
war.
ReSgirea. Tina, the action Of the rcpubli.
can party Of this city, ia calling party con.
vention and nominating u ticket for municipal
Offices on purely partisan grounds, is sutti.
cIent 10 arouse the jealousy Ut every patriot
and good citizen, aud has left those holding
democratic and conservative opinions no
course 70 pursue except t. call convention
to consider and meet the emergency.
Resolrc! That the democracy are il ia
yor Of the most vigorous prosecution Of the
war, until the authority Of the government
is fully re- established throughout the country;
and nothing whatever can De permitted to de-
feet that result; and when the cDu-'itu ton
and laws are enforced aud accepted by those
in rebellion, the war ought to cease.
Resolved, That the laws passed by the last
republican legislature, whereby the people Of
Chicago have deem deprived OF the right OF
treemen t. elect their own officers, and by
which certain persons, who could not oh.
tain the Office Of police commissioners, cu-to.
dian, and claim commissioners by the voice
OF the people have been forced upon us by
the governor, under these laws merit the con
demuaton Of every good citizen and we re.
commend tho ,f 'hIpat,, tn OH IN
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arrived from Pi,,sburg, She will proceed at
once tO Quincy with tho wounded,
4 large number Of wounded still remained
at Savannah, and when my informant left ey.
cry house was full,
Nv informant, who accompanied Gov. y ates
10 Savannah, SAYS that We only recaptured
a portion of the artillery taken by the enemy
on Sunday and that We only took one Of the
enemy'7 guns.
Our loss in tents, baggage, &C., is very
great. Many Of our officers and soldiers lost
everything they had except what they had
on their back.
have received nothing from your cor.
respondent below, day.
Gen Strong teegraphed 10 Paducah that
the hospitals Al Mound City and st. Louis
are full, aud 10 have the hospital boats sent
10 Louisville aud Cincinnati.
An attempt h az been made to poison somo
Of our men NJ Columbus, Two or three have
died, Gen strong has ordered II portion Of the
poisoned msal 10 be sent to Chicago for anal
ysiS. and the perpetrator 10 be arrested,
f0RT MONROE, $40 p. m. April ljth,-
Nothing has occurred 10 disturb the quie,
then represented
The fine weather il very favorable 20 the
operations NJ Yorktown aud il i, probable
that Gen, Mcclellan will soon be able to open
his batteries un the Qualifications Of the en-.
envy
Times correspondence:
WNsnNcToN, April lj.-Au officer who
LETT III" national army at Yorktown reports
that he lett Gen. Mcclellan IN the best spr.
is, aud sanguiuc Of his ability To drive the
rebels out OF Yorktown and Virginia
The same officer says that when lac left, the
rebels wer" burning their barracks
fom MoNRoE, April lj.-rhis afternoon
the French steamer Gasend went up to Nor.
ipIk with the French minister on board.
The Union and Lincoln guns were fired to
try their range this afternoon. The shot from
the former fell a short distance of Sewal's
Point.
PHILADELPHIA, April lG,h.-IIon. Simon
Cameron was arrested last evening, ut the
suit 0f Pierce Butler, on the charge Of false
imprisonment in August, while he, Mr.. Cam.
"ron, was secretary Of war The writ is re.
turnabc 10 the supreme court ou the II Of
May.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April l4-Thc mail
from Fort Union has arrived, and brings con.
trnation Of battle at Apache Pass, the
main features Of which were given in a dis
patch from Denver City, our forces mum.
bercl 1880 and the Texans lSOO.
Our loss ia killed, wounded and missing
is $50, The enemy acknowledged their loss
to be 30 to 400 in killed
SASrR'NcIsco, April ll.-Arriycd, bark
Lucy Ann, from Newport; bark Constance,
New Zealand
Sailed, the steamer St. Louis, for Panama.
She had but few passengers. She took out
SG2j. 900 in treasure 100000 for England
SNNrR,Scrsco April l2.-Thc Mexican
mill on a part Of the Com-tock silver lead
Washoc, was burned yesterday. Loss about
$4,000.
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BENJAMIN +. RICH'S ESTATE,

To Timothy Scarl and the unknown heirs of Benz
Jamln +. Rich, deceased.
Take notice that a petition has been filed IN the
Clerks Office of the County Court al Rock Island
county and state of Illinois against YOU, aud one
Sylvester Cox, by Amml X. Rathbun as admins.
TRAITOR of the estate of Benjamin +. Rich, dcccas-
cd, praying leave 10 sell lot numbered eleven an
and the south half OF lot numbered twelve. ~ in
block numbacd sixteen 40 IN the town of Cor
dova III said Rock Island County, H., to pay debts
OF sad estate. And affidavit OF your non-rcsIdoncc
May Term, A. De-, 1862, of said court, to be hold
On IN Rock Island, IN said county and state, the
THIRD MONDAY IN MAY next, being the 10Th
day of the month, the said petition will be taken
for confessed aud decree entered accordingly.
Dated this sth day of APrl, \. D., 1866!
JOSEPH COMET, CLERK.
CHAS. VI. OsrpRN. for Petitioner
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legal Motiers.
WAR CLAIMS.

LAYING completed my arrangements
i with gentleman In Washington Clty, awell
aud hvorably known attorney for claimants mem.
sion, county land and patent agent, am now fully
prepared to prosecute all claims tor pensions, ar
rears oiPay PfiEe money &c, due wounded and
disabled soldiers, seamen, or widows and minor
children Of deceased soldiers. | have all the ro
quIsite forms, Also list of the killed and wound.
ed IN companies from this and adjoining counties,
copied from the original files IN the war DEPART.
ment wall be N regular receipt fthcsc
Claims ufsutcFs, contractors, Sc, attended TO
before the proper departments Patents renewed
claims before the general land office, and all other
business requiring attention IA Washington, at
tended to, No charges made unless claim is
successfully prosecuted.
HgSfihgtOH RGvcqcry-lIun. J. $ Black
Hon. Edwin NJ. stanton, Hon, VIM, a. Richard
son, Hon, Johe W forRey.
Rork kidHd RcftrCHceS- Hon. J. W. Drury
Hon, o, wilkinson, Hon, Bailey Davenport
Me.srs, Mitchell y lyHdc bankers,
Address II. {. CONNELLN,
Attorney al Law,
March 81, dawly Rock Island, III,
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By KENTUCKY BOURBON. ay,,a
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE I. hereby given hat the Partner.
" ship heretofore EXISTING under the firm name
of Henry Dart q Sons ~ this dlv dissolved IN
mutual consent. All notes and accounts of the
late firm must be paid To Tie firm of Henry Darts
sons. HENRY DART,
CYRUS j. DART,
ALBERT c. DART.
April 10th, 1862
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OF EXEtUTRK SALE OF
REAL ESTATE


Rock Island County,
NOTICE is hereby given, that, by virtue
y of an order Of the County Court OF SAID coun-
ty, entered at the March term, 4. d.. 1862, of SAID
court, on the application of the undersigned,
sole eNcCutrx OF the last will and testament of
Thomas Wake, deceased, To sell the following real
estate, late the estate of Thomas Wake, situate
IN the county OF Rock Island and state of Illinois,
known and described as toIlows, to-wt: The
east half OF the northeast quarter of section ht-
teen, township nineteen. north range two, east of
the fourth P. NJ shall, on the LIST day of May,
A. D., 1862, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, and O'Clock, p. Ne, at the front door of the
Court House Of SAID county, at public sac--scll
the sad real estate, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts of said estate, to the
highest bidder for cash IN hand.
Dated this 18th day OF March 1862.
MARIA WAKE,
Sole EXecutrx Of Thomas Wake, Deceased
March 22-6 ~ IN W
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MAS j. BUFORD.
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry L. Machine Shop.

EEPS constantly on hand and makes to
~ order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water
Wheels, MIL Irons OF all descriptions. Store
fronts, and all other articles made ofcast IRON
Particular attention given to the manufacture Of
Boiler and Sheet-lron Work, as well as Black
smthtng and Steamboat work. Also, dealer IN
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc.
wrought Irons, Butt and LapWeded Pipes, of ali
sizes. Brass on Cups, Globes, and all artic les usu
ally found at a first class foundry and machine
shop.
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Here is a little item concerning the expeps.
es of the general assembly under the old con.
stitution. We find it in the State Register
Members of the Legislature ostensibv receive
two dollars day, but here are a few nice liz,
tie perquisites above tina sum:
1t costs the state for one session,
for postage, $500 IS
1t costs the state, for one session,
for newspapers ll,sl2 Is
1t costs the state, for one session,
for knives, pencils, &C., 2CGi %
S23,36S IS
Here is another: Under the old constitu.
ton, the governors salary is $1,000. Blu.
here is what the legislature pays the govern.
or:
Regular salary. &. 500 90
L2Ta allowance to governor for
,, gardner, DC, $500 90
Present salary Of governor un. -
der old constitution, 81 OOO M
There is also paid 70 tho c.ro1 T'''00 w
Nu''ee' $500 90
$1,000 90
Under the old constitution it requires e.
500 to pay the governor and canal trrs,oo
The new constitution abolishe. tho ofsoo g
canal trustee, and requires the governor 10
discharge his duties, which arc now worry
light.
The highest salary named for the governor
under the new constitution is S3,000--beine
an annual saving, by the new constitution,
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The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand under the firm name OF Henry Darts
Sons, and will pay all debts of the late firm OF
Henry Dart X Sons. CYRUS j. DART,
ALBERT {. DART,
WIN. H. DART.
April 10Th, 1862
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CARD PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n Office is hereby given that by virtue Of
~ an order ofthe county court within and for
the county Of Rock Island and state of Illinois
made and entered Of record by the Judge thereof
at the March term, A. b. 1862, of said court, on
the Gath day of Marcn, A. d. 1862. the under
signed administrator ofthe estate ofJohn Walker.
late OF SAID county, deceased, will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1862, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ of said day, at the front
door OF the Court House, IN the city and county
OF Rock Island and state aforesaid, the following
described notes, as desperate claims, belonging
to the said estate, to-wit
certain promsery note, dated June 9th, 1855,
ana gwen for the payment of One Thousand Dol
Iars, with ten per cent interest, due two years
rom date, and signed by George B. Walker On
SAID note there are Endorsements amounting to
SIX hundred and forty dollars.
Also, apromlsory note, dated June eth, 1855,
and given for the payment OF One Thousand DOL
lars, with ten per cent interest, due three years
after date, and signed by George b. Walker
Terms OF sale as provided by law.
Dated this 25th day of March, A. D. 1862.
HIRAM WALKER, Administrator.
+. D. SWEENEY, Attorney.
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Ot the efficacy Of the new constitution. we
are fully warranted in saying that it amp,v
meets and disposes of all the ills of the old
one After careful perusal we announce
ourselves " for the new constitution in every
particular. - CarroNton gazette.
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ACADEMY OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION.

I'VE Sisters Of Charity would hereby in
| form their friend. and the public gcneially,
that they have rc-opcncd the above named acad-
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NEGROES IN COAL VALLEY.

At the annual town meeting in Coal Val.
ley, on the LIST inst, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted by large ma.
.ority:
WHEREAS. Persons Of color have come into
the township Of Coal Valley, contrary to the
laws If the state Of Illinois therefore
ReSoiccd, That said persons be notified to
leave Immediately or the laws will be en-.
forced
R,soired. That the Justices of the peace in
tins town be rcqucs ed to carry out the above
resolution.
telegram from Cairo, the llth, speaking
OF the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, says;
An awful responsibility rests somewhere ;
but We must wait for the facts to be develop
ed Such an army to DE surprised in an enc.
my s country by an overwhelming force inli.
/ Gates plainly that one or more Of our com.
maudcrS must be speedily retired
The Chicago 1ribme makes very dishon.
EST attempt to show that the Ottawa Free
2raier is opposed to the new constitution. --
We have before us the Free Ta,icr Of the
10Th from which we clip the following editor
ioI.
..w
noa We suIc '"s' week 'h' substance OF the
BANK article OF the new constitution, which
IS TO be submitted to the people separately
we tnd"a'ore t" explain honestly what
"oH'a hr the rii"ctoi ITS adoption or rejection:
ana "hiic large numbers, doubtless, would
regard the Adoption OF It's unique and radical
provision, as caIamtonS, we undertook to
po'ht OUT now at the same time It's 'cjcctiou
''o'''H be caiG0"t9"S by !" aying US without
any consutuuon"I provision or restraint upon
,nc SUBJECT ct banks, but leaving the egsla,
'ur'' wynn the corruptng influence of all the
usual 'ohby machinery, perfectly free topass
ed,