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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING.
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= March %, 1868.
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FROM EARLvILLE,

An agsd and most respected citizen gone
Jacob Wirick well and favorab!y know here,
and in fact. throughout the northern portion Of
this county, come to his death very sinyularly
last week, never enjoying better health in his
life, until death came and struck down. in the
bosom of his family, the kind husband and atfee.
tionatc father. An acute pain commenced in
the finger seemingly creeping ap the hand. in.
crsasing in magnity until it psrmeated the en-,
tire system His sutferings in u few hours be.
came terribly intense. From the attack he sur.
vived only about forty hours. Mr.. Wirick was.
at one time, firm friend and staunch disciple Of
the famous Mormon chief, 10 Smith. He had
resided in Illinois since 1S4?. Was eiyhty.two
years old at the time of his death. Tho family
of Wirick, who now enjoy wide influence in
this county, arc his children. The deceased was
an honest man, good neighbor, kind and affeo.
tionats husband and father.
Thus one after another the old landmarks
along LIES pathway are broken down and lost to
view.
Zone place there 10 beneath the burial sod.
Where oil mankind are equalixcd by death,
Another place there is-thc fame of God
Where oil are equal who draw living BREATH"
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Current Ne VS..


The Pondleton grcenback plan of paying the
national debt has been Endorsed by both houses
OF the Kentucky Legislature.
There is 4 strong reason to apprehend that
Texas will soon cease to be stock raising state.
Every negro in the country is stated to be heav-
lily armed with guns and pistols, as we'll as with
knives. and cattle are wantonly shot down, while
there is no refuge for poultry and chickens.
James Taylor, of Champaign ILL.,, was instant.
ly killed on Thursday of last week, by his wife
Julia piercing his heart will, pair Of scissors.
He had ordered her to put Grape upon the door,
as there would be corpse in the house before
he got through with her. He then bore down
upon her with chair, and was himself reduced
to corpse, az stated. Julia was arrested, but
acquitted on the ground of seli.dsfence.
A few less than ten thousand buildings were
erected in the combined cities Of New York and
Brooklyn last year, while about nine thousand
were erected in Chicago alone.
In u life Of Gen. Grant, by Col. Badeau, a mem.
Der Of his staff, just published, it is stated anon
other things not hitherto known to the public,
that the General was stakeholder
1t Is said that there is no hope Of curing Rob
srt johnson, son Of the president, Of his habit Of
excessive dissipation, which amounts to a pos.
tive insanity. The keepers Of the lunatic asy.
lum in which he has been placed have no s1peo.
taton Of bsnsRting him.
Ihad. StsveDs il president Of hose company
in Lancaster, Pa.
In tho criminal court at Indianapolis, negro,
named Lewis Washington, was sentenced to pay
anne OF $1,000 and suffer imprisonment for two
years in the psnitentiary, for marrying a whits
woman.
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THURSDAY, Feb. II,

THURSDAY, + eb. IL.
Se"ote-Senator Doolittle presented PETITION
signed 10y several thousand citizens OF Alabana
protesting againt being placed under the rule OF
negroes, and against the enforcement of the re-
construction acts
-Four hours were taken up in discussing the
resolution 10 admit Mr.. Thomas, of Md. Mr.
Sumner offered substitute declaring him not
entitled to his seat Mr.. Sherman made strong
speech against him; also Yates, Sumner and
Others. Trumbull spoke in favor of his admis.
sion. The indications are decidedly against him.
Hoa@-The day was occupied with the ques.
ton of the admission of John Young Brown, OF
Kentucky, to his seat. He spoke for an hour in
his own behalf. The members OF the election
committee replied, when the house. by vote OF
43 to los, refused to admit him. But two repub.
licans, Messrs. Poland. of Vermont, and Jenckes
of Rhode Island, voted with the democrats, in
the affirmative.
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cTATE OF ILLINOIS, q, snlscars1r. o. lau

= f,@r. M,tQI, ~ Pro,d'c- 10 Norm 7Srm, 1855 } -
70 Eliza Hoban guardian Toy Dennis Fielding. il I'm Field.
Ing and Charles Fielding, minors, 81 John Ioban hu-anl
Of said guardian. and to all Other persons concerned Y.,
are hereby nptcl, that the 81 Jniay March, A.
ISIS nj 10 ocwk ". q" said day, 1T SAIL -! sal,
shall Apply Ter OF said coarcl YOU
the sail Eliza l"han such guardian within
able tim. I" V Nl y said ruuri, settle and Your
accounts acts aa p with r,f.-nc. such office
and balance may h. found in va mr. hands
and To- lie in ,uci uut With penalty aud security
ts approved iy sad court and shall th-s aud there apply
10 b- Released and tiA4d from liability security
!onr bond ar ,lca GUARDIAN III" in siid court
Ottawa, Feb. 10, iS6s-+". DoNAT u0LLECKER
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| The Hartford Times says: 1--WE learn that
Horace Greedy. last week, in conversation with
republican friend who was grooming over the
prospect that the radicals would have to swallow
Grant, said to him: You needn't give yourself
any trouble about Grant. He stands NO chance
Whatever for the nomination at Chicago"
Fifteen Of the negro delegates to the Georgia
convention have found more appropriate work
digging cellars at $3.50 day. Others wait at
unreconstrueted tables or shave the chin of dis
loyalty.
Since the general election in California, two
state senator's have died, and special elections
have been held to supply the vacancies The de-
ceased were republicans, but in each instance
democrats were chosen in their places.
The jacksonville Sentinel raises the name of
Sidney Breese as candidate for President.
A farmer named E. w. Dixon, of Pittsylvania
county, Va. WAS reduced to begsary few nights
since by being robbed of $sOOO-the amount re-
csved from the sale Of his farm but one day pre-
vious.
The ladies of Bridgeport. Conn, having organ.
lied a gymnastic club are now perplexed about
a uniform suited to the more lofty exercises
The Virden Record SAYS; Mr.. F. NJ. Gates in
forms W. that on Tuesday morning last his WELL
twenty feet to the water was frozen over, so that
it bore up Tho well bucket, and required astroke
with the bucket to break it,
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STATE OFILLrNoIs. u sue COUSIN.

~ t.iUi Mefey, 10 .Japo TsrS 1866 IN tHcncsyy.
David W. Bla.r rs. Emily II Dllr 1t ape airing from
affidavit an III. in The ole" ot the Clrk Of said Court that
said drsndant, Emily n Blair j, resident OF said State
and said complainant having filed ii, bill Of complaint in
said court, the 1ncrry eide trrcD the Ilfl day
February, =. n G' herein, .nl Summon, having issued
thereon according to law .rF 80.
Notice therefore /, hereby given said defendant Emil
Abslr, that unless >stl! "rs sally h and appear be.
fore said court AT said ,rcui be- Lel the Court
HORSE IN OTTAWA in said County, the s-.o Monday
June next, D. 1865 (whe and whrre said suaion, re
tnrable wi plead. answer deruur except said ill.,
Ihr same VIII Ice taken Tor confessed against You. and the
matters and thing therein prey 10 or .crr accordingly.
- .....-. II. liver, Clerk
| SphcfDr- far Con-, E.hl iy
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Worthwhile SocIETY-At its last meeting
the question, us foreign emigration beneficial to
the United States" vas discussed by Charles
Marshall as leader on affirmative and j. l.
Montgomery negative; NJ. McNett in chair A.
Powell secretary. This question created quite
stir among the people of foreign birth, who turn
ed out en- masse to get chance at applauding
the speakers of their persuasion, bat were disap-
pointed in the decision, it WAS given to the
negative.
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And how they lhen, fought AMI for the union wifi,
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rnuvs OF personal adventures thrilling Incidents daring *
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the Songs bat aus sneceot-s and incidents of the
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"WEDNESDAY. Feb. II.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
!Senas-The senate gravely spent two hours
OF to-day's sitting in enquiry unto the cir
cumstances attending the election Of colored
woman from the ears of the Washington and
Alexandria railroad The debate took a wide
range, and embraced variety of topics. Mr.
CONFESS, of California took occasion to scold
Mr.. Sumner for his diatoriness in reporting some
bill 70 stop outrages upon American citizens in
Great Britain. Finally the resolution was
adopted
Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill, which was re-.
ferred TO the Judiciary committee, declaring that
though the people Of. Alabama, in the recent
vote on the black-and-tan constitution. had, ac.
cording TO the provisions OF the reconstruction
acts, voted it down, yet the constitution should
be declared adopted and Alabama duly recon
structed y
The Commute. on Territories, tkronrh 1fr.
Yates, who has sufficiently recovered from his
.attac" to resume his seat in the senate.
reported bill COX the admission of Colorado as "a
State. g, rf-srF# ....F ~ -r.s.r.. "
Hon@-The house spent the day on the lsgis-
latiye appropriation bill, and the usual annual
debate on the appropriation Of seeds for the az
ricultural bureau All propositions to increase
it were voted down. \ knal vote on the bill
wss not reached.
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SHERIEE'S SAI-E.-Eg virtue OF nm execution
- ld ssp"t NJ ia Clerks OF an. Connry
o'Sr' " La Sale county and State " iiinf- and
directed, whr ely crnandd ~ make the arncnnt
certain judgment recently obtained against " Ander.on
Hiram Baker and David II. Br-ess, VI George l..
schuier of ~ 10" bands, tnemtE- yfs and cbattrls of
IN. .ai David X. Irss, have levied the following
cty 10 VII; The a,,t hall 20 of the northwest quarter
C4 section sSeit.ne, sl) township trty .ive 3 NORTH
Sale County Ilin.is.
Therefore, according to said command shall expos. for
sale at Public Auction, al III. right title ana Of
above named piy I,rrr, in an TO the atoy. ,,ril ID
Property ou Tuesday the trIsy Vi Nc 1858, at o'clock
Pm At The ssn! door % H. Cour. 1u, In OS.awn Sso
County Illinois. r.4. 4.....Fl ..
pa:et u, Ottawa. 'hi, twelfth day OF rebru.ry ls5S
il. MiLLliAE.
Ssb lJ-3w. .. | Late Sheriff oi Ii Sale Co, IL.
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TUESDAY, Feb.

TUESDAY, Feb II.
SenaH-Garrett Davis moved as substitute
for the instructions Of the judiciary committee
proposed by Mr.. Doolittle, that the committee
be instructed tn report that this bill do not pass,
and also to report bill repeating all the recon
structon acts. On this proposition Mr.. Davis
addressed the senate at great length. When
the hour of adjournment was reached, he had
got as far down as the enactment of the MISSOURI
compromise
House-The morning hour was devoted to
speeches on the bill to protect American citizens
abroad, after which the legislative appropriation
bill was discussed. A spicy debate took place on
an amendment TO abolish the salary of short
hand writer's to the president which was finally
agreed to.
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consressional Synopsis.

FRIDAY, February Z.
Stnate-Mr. Sherman called up the. hosss bill
relating to the island in the Miami river, giving
occupants Of the island presumption rights.
Passed -
Office bill was passed. It's object is to give the
Secretary Of the Treasury and the Postmaster
General power to appoint each special agents to
the number of %.
The Senate passed most of the day in exscu-
tive session, and adjourned over to Monday.
Hoase-Mr. Price, Of Iowa, from the commit-
tee on the Pacific railroad, reported bill restor.
ing to actual settlement the sven.numbered Sec
tions of land along the road and its branches,
which was passed.
The House consumed the rest of the day on
the civil appropriation bill, without important
results. .i'te.'- a.
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SATURDAY, Feb. s.
The House spent the day in general debate.
Mr.. Hunter undertook to hold the Democrats
responsible for the failure of reconstruction !.
MIR. Stephens, of New Hampshire, "took tars"
at politics generally. Mr.. Clark, of Ohio dis
coursed on finances. Mr.. johnson talked poll
tics. Adjourned.
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MONDAY, Feb. 10.
Snhe-The reconstruction debate was 70.
snmed, and Mr. Harlan, of Iowa, spoke ia favor
OF the pending bill. Nothing else Of Importance
occurred. -
Honse-After two hours were occupied in a
new drawing for seats, the rest OF the day was
consumed on thsslegislative appropriation bill
Thad. Stevens made motion, which was agreed
to without debate, referring all the evidence
taken by the Judiciary committee on impsach-
ment to the reconstruction committee. No little
significance was attached to this movement.
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