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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01
X. G.. C's.

*. G. C's.
Exs- An attempt was made, on last Sat
urday night week, 10 start lodge OF
Knights Of the Golden Circle, or of some
other secret Democratic political society.
at Quasqueton. Three of the noble band
Of MAHoNY traitors, from Cedar County,
We believe, happened along there, either
by appointment or accident, and issued a
private call for all the faithful in that be
nighted Republican town to assemble
Some zealots of the party were brought
in from the country, aud by persistent
drumming. some dozen or fifteen were
brought together. The meeting was
called at private house, the residence
Of Mr. C. WILLIAMS, and when assem-
bled, the inquiry was anxiously pro
pounded. whether all that were present
were Democrats. An answer in the az
tirmative see med to satisfy the stranger
Knights. when they proceeded to unfold
their scheme. The condition OF the coun
ty was stated TO be one of impending ru
in-o( enormous taxes, great debt, DC
This. of course, made il necessary that
something should be done. and they pro
posed TO do something. Societies were
forming all over the country, and they
proposed to form one there And here
the speaker drew written Constitution
from his pocket and proceeded to read
it. to show the quality of the society pro,
posed to be formed. First there was q
pledge to support the Constitution of the
United States. That was well enough,
and received hearty assent. Second
came AL explanation OF how they were L
support it-and that was BY pledgin.
themselves TO support no man al the bal
lot Dor ,oho ,oonld not gius his poice, onC
pofe and influence for compromise ,oitl
she Rebels. Hereupon there were symp
toms of decided opposition TO such meth
DDS Of constitutional support, on the par
Of some present. Mr.. BAssEr-. an &C
tive Democrat Of Liberty Township
pitched into the proposition with an unc
ton. Others were equally pointed, an,
aud several. after discussion, left, our ia
folmsnt anon. the Eumber \ iev
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Attention Company.

The Quasqueton Mutual Protection
Association held special meeting al
school house hall. Thursday eve. Jane
26th. 1862, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for celebrating the coming
Fourth Of July On motion it was
RESOLVED, That the Company meet in
front of T. A. JERNEGAN's store, in Quas
queton, on the Fourth. AT o'clock A. NJ,
for the celebration of the Fourth.
Let the members come early to &c,
their uniform.
Marshal Of the day, j G. NErDY.
Assistant, L. A. JERSEGAN.
g. w HEATH, Scc'v.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

rNHE Board of Supervisors Of Buchanan Co,
L ut their late session. passed n resolution,
directing me 10 publish the law relative to the
collection Of delinquent taxes by distress and
sale, once month. for three months. in the Blu.
ehanan County Guardian aud Independence
Ciri!isn and Mt the end of tina; time to send out
collectors to act in accordance with the require
ment Of the statute The law is MS follows
Each County Treasurer shall, within thir-
ty days after the taxes beeoms delinquent, ap.
point one or more deputies to aid and assist him
in collecting the delinquent taxes in his respec-
tive county. Each deputy SO appointed shall
receive as compensation for his services and
expenses, the sum Of per cent. on the amour,
OF all delinquent taxos collected by him, which
der eentage he shall collect from the delinquent.
together with the whole amour; Of delinquent
taxes and interest and In the discharge Of his
duties such assistant collector. should it be-
cCme necessary 10 make the delinquent taxes
by distress and sale he shall lie entitled TO re,
eeive the same compensation. in addition 10 the
five per cent. provided for in this Act, as con
stables are e titled TO receive for the sale Of pro
perty on execution aud any County Treasurer
who shall wilfully efuse or neg.c, to comply
with any Of the provisions Of this section. shah
forfeit the sum Of five hundred dollars. 20 be
recovered in the name of the county for the use
of the common schools therein
" The Treasurer shall continue 10 receive
taxes after they have become delinquent until
collected by distress aud sale but after they
have become delinquent, he shall collect. in sd
diuon to the tax Of each taxpayer SO delinquent.
as penalty for non.paym. at the rate vi
one per cent month on the amount Of the tax
for the first three months, two per cent a month
+ tor the second three months. three per cent q
month Ter the third three months. ond four per
cent. a month for all after nine months"
Taxpayers viii govern themselves according
" ! i W TABOR. Treasurer.
Treas x Rev pniee Jun, ri tsG"
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Fourth of July.

Fourth of July.
Ev We presume. from appearances.
that we are to have no celebration on the
Fourth. of consequence. erybody is
eDquiringi If something is not TO be done,
and every body is ready to help do some
thing. But as no. movement was com
menced in time. there seems 10 be an un-
lform disposition to make no general
demonstration. We doubt whether this
is right. either financially or patriotic
ally considered. and We hope. tina, vet
-s's
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there may be something done in the way
of an address and reading Of the Declar-
alton.
The "Dumtuzies," with Negro band
and other burlesque paraphernalia, are
TO be on hand, we hear. in force. A
National Salute will also be fired, and in
the evening grand Union Ball is to be
given.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01
june, ,, 1862

TNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
l. OF \ SUPERINTENDENT as a
warning, and FOR the especial benefit of Young
Men and those who sutfyr with Nervous De.
hility, Loss Of Memory. Premature Decay, &c i,
de, by one who has cured himself by simple
means, after being pu, 10 great expense and
inconvenience, through the use of worthless
medicines prescribed by learned Doctors Sin.
gle copies may had Of the author, g. A. LAM.
BERT. Esq, Grvenpoint, Long Island by en-.
closing post. paid addressed envelope. Ad.
dress CHARLES \. LAMBERT, Esq. Green.
point, Long Island, New York.
June 81. 1862 III. Pm
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@ BIrrNER, at the saloon opposite
the Montour House, is making extensive
preparations for the Fourth, AMI wants
the people to know that he is ready to
feed them with materials good for the
palate and the digestion, and furnish
them with drinks refreshing and harm
less. Remember the Monlour House
Saloon
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Sick.

Ey- There is general regret at The
news that Mrs. WRIGHT, wife of Lieut..
WRIGHT, of Company c., who has 50
bravely followed her husband through
the whole campaign Of the 9th Regiment
in Missouri and Arkansas. doing untold
kinduesses for the sick and wounded OF
the regiment. is now seriously sick at
Batesville. We sincerely trust that her
recovery may be rapid and perfect.
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j. RICH, Chm Co. Com

Ey Wheat is improving slightly in
price, and is selling on our street at Sc
@57 cents. We notice that considera-
Bile Wool is being brought to town, and
is selling at 30@35 cents per h.
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Promoted.

H- Capt. BULL, Of Company c., 9th
Regiment, has received an appointment
of Paymaster in the regular army Of the
United States, with the rank Of Major.
He has resigned his position of Captain
of Company G.. much to the regret Of
his Company. We are glad to hear Of
the Captains promotion.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01

HNHE Board OF Supervisors at its hate session
L passed the following resolution
RsSoirr8. That hereafter all claims coming bc
fore the Board Of Supervisors OF Buchanan CJnn.
~, b" presented ~ lhe Clerk II sail Board AMI
hy him icd 90 OF before the morning ot the
-.Jou3 laN oi each rerulr session thereof
lpN AEn EEIN LR, thtA
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

delegate Convention OF the Kepuoiicans OF
House. on Saturday Afternoon. July 18th, IT,
st2, for the purpose Of selecting delegates to a
State Convention to be held at Des Moines on
the 23d day of July.
The ratio of representation will be one dele
gate for each township, and one delegate for
every twenty-five and a fraction over twelve
votes cast for Abraham Lincoln for President.
The following will show the number of dele
gates TO which each township is entitled:
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TO Painters

Paints. Oils varnishes, st. Louis pure White
Lead. Buffalo Lead, French and American Zine
ground in oil. and Demar Narnish. A large
assortment Of Colors. dry. and ground in OIL.
Copal yarnish, Nos | and .. Light Picture
Vurnish. Coach Body Narnish, Asphaltum Var
nsh Leather Varni-h japan Narnsh. TurpeR-
tine 8e, ior sale at current market prices,
At MALLACE'S Drug Store.
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From Com pany G..

Eg Elder SAMPSON has received from
Capt Bulls Company. the following
sums OF money, directed to the following
persons. Extra clothing, and the high
price Of everything which they have had
70 buy, makes the remittances from the
! boys rather small this time
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COME TO LIFE.

MASON WORK.
rLASTERING.
CISTERN BUILDING.
PAPER HANGING,
Done 10 order by the subscriber, at short notice,
and on reasonable terms.
Z : l. HASTINGS.
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FANCY SOAP

Honey Soap. Windsor Soap. Canphora.el
Soap, Bar Soap, Transparent Soap. from the
manumetory Of \. " Harrison. Philadelphia
AT WALLACE's Drug Store.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for ali the Popular Patent Medicines
The Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices.
AT WALLACE'S Drug Store
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TO CONSlfylVTIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored To
L health in few weeks, by a very simple
remedy. after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption-is anxious to make known 10
his fellow-suiTerrs the means Of cure
To all who desireit, lie viii send copy Of
the prescription used ltree Of Charge. with the
directions for preparing and using the same.
which they will find sure Cure for Consump.
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis. De. The only OBJ
ic1t Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
tion is to benefit the afflicted. and spread in
formation which he eoneeives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as i will cost them nothing, and may prove n
blessing.
Parties wishingth prescription will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh,
Kings County, New York
juno, ,, 1852. lll.3m
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
j. ) WOoDW ARD.

'EHE Copartuership heretofore existing he.
L tween Woodward Il Marshall, Is this day
dissolved 10y mutual consent
j. ). MOODW ARD,
". y. MARSHALL.
1hr undersigned will continue in the prac
thee ci L,w al III. old office OF Woodward 1
Marshall ! = MOOpW ARD
i,ieren iucc, juit >.h ls6i liz ~ Il
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Machine and Lamp Oil,

Camphine and Burning Fluid always on
hand. to supply the trade,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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RAHROAn sYsTElI on mLUOIs.

TkaIIroadl in1ersect the WioIe 8Ilie. |IL5--
600, 90 have been invested IN completing .lle
great net-Fork that links every part Of The state
. into immediate connection With the surrounding
States and the directea thoroushiares Of CON
merce.
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NTASTERIs-SA-LR-PURS


..MASTER,S-SALE-PURSU.
IAlsV Ant To- the command ofa q dscFgtal osder ..
laio ldofi iila uourt 0f Oonn1oh PI6as o. Cuyahot
County, ct the suit Of The Cleveland and HAhoninG
Railroad Oompany against Isaac 4. Hewitt
and otherl, 70 me directed nhan eXpoas for aele ii
public aucti6ns at Che dOor6 she Court House, n
the City Of OlsYeland,- on the ninstsenth day Of
NAY 1854 ct three o'clock p H., the following de-
scribed paEpsls Of Iite IN the CITY g Oleve.
land county Of OuTRhoEA, and State Of OHIO, and
known by being part o. HsTttts gubdivigion Of the
90 called AsTEn property IN said City Of OsVesnd,
20 witt
Parcel Eo,I.- lot 80. afsosl ofSsid subdiyi-iOa.
Apufaired a ,llu = f.ft| a.. Ht. N Ell IT
I Parcel No. d Lot Eo. sixteen Of Rsfd gubdiVf1-
ion. Appraised g 1890.
lPerosl No, Lot No. nsFuntsan Of eaid H1bdiyi1-
Ion. Appraised at Glf0o.
T Parcel No. 4. Lot No. elghtson Of naid EubdiVis-
ion. Appraised e $500, - $500
Parcel 30. s. me- IestsFIY part cE ios 10. nine
teen Of said BubdiEgionj bounded northerly south.
erly and westerly b. the lot inoa and eOsferly by
the centre Un9 Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MarWtn street. and about iorty-BbVenl feet diRtant
BouthoaatorlV therefrom. AppFaf1ed afG9 40
Parcel 10. 3. The easterly p8rt OF lot No. nine
u and southerly By the lot liReE and westerly b.
the contre line pf brick wall nearly parallel witt
msrwin street and about forty-Ssy feet distant
BouthsaEtsrlT therBirom.i Appraised ct 500.
HENRY g. ABBEY, Moster COMMIT
RA51EIi BAczB5 EoaEn, Attorneys.
April ls. s5la95
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Smith Lilly, Prt'k,
Va In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and }COuTt Of Common Pleai,
LoViss Foot, ct. al. de- State Of Ohio.
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aprlssT
MASTER's SALE-PURsUANr

MASTER'S SAL E-PURsUAET
lNA 20 the Command Of desretsl order Of sale
ffOm the OOurtoI common Pleas OF Cuyahoga coun.
81, at the suit Of HarYtn Kent assinat Joseph n .
Bliekbufn snd hnoiher, 10 me difpcted nhalI sEi
poSs for sails ct public suction At the door Of the
Uoart Hou5e IN the Oity o. Cleveland on tie nine-
tenth day Of Msy 1853, at three o. lock 2 n, the
and known b. sub lot no one in Oandeld, Dsnnf /,
so1, Peass 4 Fosters Bubdivsion OF original ten
Lbirty4dve and hundred thirty-aZ; Baid sub lot
No enc hes front OF 1fxty six feet on Wlsoa-st.,
n91 TunninR hack 70 Lake 6rie abOut four hundred
and tsenty 1Ye feet, excepting and rBserFing tho
portion Of said sub lot that has heretofore been con-
Felad % ih8 OiuFaland = AHhrahul finflr1ad fion1
boy, and now occupied ID part bY said Company,
and be ng strip of land flrty fsat IN Wd running
acrcs1 said sub o. b the sans more br less, but
subject 70 all legal highWayn. Appraised a. @ lG0
HEERH q. ABBEY,
PAIHl EABE5 Master OOmmiF
Pins AttYH. spriils:355
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.IIlaNINH
6pS5777 Tl98IgNeEAP APalII llsl |.



Vuntfrl7sT Alabdnag fhe toFn Just 81
oufied 81 Cen. Mitchell, iB the capital of
Madison county, Alabsma, being 100 miles
pof;hEs of Tuethleosa, cad iil6 nilkk
southeast Of Nashville. Its population in
1850 .vas about 5000. Ex, ,Ssnator O. O.
q COS tl2Es. lnt atdimOr months
the cream Of the Alabama aGistoOFaoy from
tha oNfefpntiel feeluent thg,f pee 0 Afls
situated on the Memphis B Charleston
Railroad, and BY its oocdSation, eommuni-
cation between the rebel armies In the
eouthEegtqgn. ststgg is G1f efiyT Tee eF3pple
generally may bo olassad Be conditional
unionisls.n Madisen Qeunty, in which Il
is situated has . population Of q, $50, Of
Whon1iatf SIS were salhfea. AZ the, last
election u gave Deuglss 1900, Breokin-
ridR Sci, and Bell 400 votes.
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PAIHH 3 WADR,
PlGGAttYB.
MAsFERIs sALE-PUasUANT q

NEAsFER'S sALE-PURSUANF 10
M the command o. decretal order Of sale
rom the CouIt Of Common Pleas Of guyahoga
County, Ohio, ct the suit Of Perry r. baWleY
against RHmmon Q. Emmett and others, 70 ne
directed, shall exp0ssfor sale at public suction
ct the door Of the COut House IN the CITY OF
Oleveland, on the 18th day OF Nay, IsS2, al 10
o'clOckA. n, the following described premises
sftuAte in th6 township q Brooklyn, bei1g mum
Der seIenlin the thirteenh range Of townships
Ia the Connecticut W esteh Reserve, in the State
Of Ohio, and which Y alsOln the County Of Guy.
ahogas and 4 known By he following desorip-
ton. and Is bounded as f0lbWB: As city lot num-
Der 16l 10 the Taylor Farm allotment, 90 called
In City Of Ohio, (noW CleVeand } and e bounded
as follows, viz; South on Clinton street, east md
west by lot lines, and north By an alley Said
lot Is sixty feet mont on 3linton street, For
more particular description reference may Be had
70 said plat on record; be theSams more or Isss,
but snbi iSet 70 al legal highRys. Appraised af
81 500 LEWLs ". FORD,
Master Comsr
PKINRE DzHNls, PlR's Atfs.
April II, iee2z7I
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'laintifI, I In tho UOuFt Of Oom-
mon Plaas Of CuyahO-
AID gA county, and State
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ssALB.-PURsUlNT

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT
4lk 90 tbe oOmmand Of dsoretsl order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Ouyahoga coun-
~, at the suit Of Edward wade against Henry skin-
nsr 20 ne directed s1all expose for sale at puOlo
auction, et be coor Of the Court House Ia the OitT
tbree O'Clock P NJ, She following described tractor
lot Of land, situate In Brooklyn township OuYaho-
Two hunds Cd and forty-six, n Hiram stones sddf
lion to Ohio OitF and OleT lald cnlposed OF part Of
origi al lots n . dftY-tArts ard sixty. .eiFht, IN
Brooklyn ToHnship. APprahed at S5ba.
HENRY Q. ABBEY,
PAUE WADE, Master (jonHif Il
PHI Att'YB. aprilfs:538
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nEASTER'S SALE-Pursuant to the
IN command Of q decFetal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas OfCuyahoga COUNTY,
at the suit Of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and others, tome directed, I shall expose
for sale 1t public auction, ct the door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Cleveland, on the
21st day Of April, 1852, at O'Clock P. NJ, the
following described premises: Situate In the
Township Of Brooklyn, In the County Of Cuyah0-
"a, and State Of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot ffty-three in township Of Brooklyn afoFelaid,
and bounded Is fOlloWs;-beginning at the north
east corner Of fourteen acres upon the north line
Of said lot; thence north 500 20 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine Ink to
the south line of land owned BY the G, Q. 4 @.
Railrosd Co.; thence south t00 10 west one chain
and seventy one links 70 the Oulvert thence south
go west two chains and three links; thence south
81 west two chains and one link; thence south
25<e east six chains and seventy linr1; thence
north TsHo east i've chains eighty six linlu to an
elm tree; thence north 2Xo east nine chfinS and
four links to the place Of beginning, containing
five and 100 acres Of land decided By John W.
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be the
same more or less, Appraiged ct $3.50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
A. 7. 8LADB, Master Comm'F,
Pitts Atty. mar208e4
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a551sS 515SiE s:i4a'FRii Fi.as ias tn.
AFatngt Pleas, OnyRhOGa 90,
herman @. Baldwin, ct al H
'Dofsndants Tor RsiiaE r-

7 DESCENDANTS For Relief
TOMAS q, HEARTT, PHILIP
o. Hsartt, Philandsr Bsnnstt, Henrietta Ben
nett, james GriHth, samuel n, Csllelder. ,. 3.
Richards, Robert Hluming AgsiEnes IN Bankruptcy
John b. MaSg, deceased, deisndBnt9 in the abgveen
titled action and reldentl Of the State OF eh1o
are hereby notified that on the 81 day Of April A. D.
I63 asid plaintiffs 6lsd in The once Of ths Q8rk Of
SAID Court, their petit against thsm and other
defendants, setting forth that said plAihtinB are
themselves In the posse, siUn OF the iollegtng de-
gcrtbed real estate 70 Ett situate IN the County Of
Cuyahogs and state Of Ohio and being In that part
Of the CITY Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the City OF ohio, ana 10 known sub lots numbeEl
adG 263, 7fu, 268 and 13f In Block Lof the Buffalo
Company allotment, called and have be0n In such
possession since septsmber, 1855, that on and
prior to the 18th day Of July said lots were owned
benjamin. +. Tyler, GriH P. Or nth, Shslden
Thompson, Phliander Bennett, William b. Rich
ards, Gilm an Folsom, Jr. 6uy b. Goodrich, Qhsres
that SAia I4Ih day OF July, lSsI said parties 90
owning said lots In common, duly executed and de-
iVarsd TO said hOrman q. BGldWin ueed thereof
BALDWIN daily conveyed sae los 70 FrsdericE Bald-
win, who, on or sbout the 18th day Of Bsptem Der,
l659, duly conveyed thaaIm1 tolhl1e Dlaintl, that
Baldwin, Fredsfek B - I'D Ssid rlalntiS have
respectively been n the eGefuIVe non Of said
lots ever aince the 18th day 81 aly, 1851 that said
Baldwin was mot and has never been recorded, but
was Bomstime after it1 delivery to said Norman o.
Baldwin, lost or eocide1l esstoyt aud hae not
title Of said panti5 to sa lots q eloudsd ID the
defendantg appear OF record TO hare some interest in
bnd 10 aid lots Wheftda q tot they k1vs no intts
hrming their titls 70 5aId I5t Shd excluding said
defendents from any clait thsrSto. Sad defendants
are required to answer said petition b. the 4th day
ofJuns, ls6 or the sse VIII be taken % confessed
Palm Nh 3 DEHHI0,
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sosh Trains connect at Hudson for Akron anS
GillsuburEk- lsti1rs ..lr-Ia er 81 -ar
Cars run through irom RltfsburEh 60 HsW KoEt
(yia AllentoWn,) without change.
- Fam - lev - b. any other linz.
- -Through Ticfet1. can be proGursd as tls Unior
riokst Once, Weddsll Hsuses At the DEPOT, o. q
the EuoIid Street Station u II
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EXECUTORS N0T.CE-NorTo1
~ b hsrshy siVln that the anasllgnsf hss ben
daJ appointed and aEAliasd g EsousoE On th6 8.
1nEii -. 80. In. AppIaOH.
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Is about equal In extent 70 England, with q pop
ulatiou Of LIS, coo, and A soil capable Of suP-
porting %, 900, 900. No State In The Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 90 great an iuducsnent 10
the settler as the State OF Illinois. Thers & no
part Of the world where ali the conditions Of Sh-
mats and soil 80 admirably combine 70 prodnse
those two great staples, CoRS and WHRAF.
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TRANSFORMATION.
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR

FIRST BOAT OF THn SEASON,
THE NEW. FAST AND .=A
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown IN great aburdGrca,
from which Chicago and other NorthsTn markets
are furnished fSom to weeks cartier than their
immediais vicinity. Between the Terre Eants,
Alton St. Louis Railroad and the KanEakee
and Illinois rivers, distance o. Us mile1 on
the Branch, and 1856 miles On the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Com and Stock raising portion Of
the state
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
su6h ifnmediateresblts from HIS labor as On these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 90 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part o. the state % the Tefre Haals, Alton So.
Louis Railroad, distance of nearly 20a miles. 3
well ADAPTED TO Winter