FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bl!LTI:>li!IE, ILL. A. C. Fm:,u:u, l're.a. B. v.r~ Awnr-.-o~, Yk~ Prc.11 N. C. To~uss, Ca,J1ier, veCMsor, of Boo,ie Co-,rnty n""'' of FMll~r, Lmcrt:ru;e ~ Co. E:X.C::EI:AN"GE B01:0HT AND SOLO, \XD CC>LLEOT:X:ON"S JJl,8,de ~cd rewJl.ted for at current rntea or F.:tchnngc. dlGT:7 A Southern Farmer's Advice. Unourrent Money, Gold & Silver R. ROBERTS, Publisher. BOUGHT AND SOLD. i aatuidJJ ~cpuhlicnn 11ciusp,nper, ~r&ofth to Jomt ~~ftusts, CE'.b-irtatfotr, ~rrliiirnl anb. ®cittt,d ltrfos. $2.00 PER ANNUM 'l'he. Southern Cultivator publ1.~hes a )1>tter tro!n a farmer, 78 years t>ld, who r managrng a farm in Georgis. He has· ~I h11nde-;--negri, men, women and child ren. 'Yith these he is cultivating 190 acre a of cor11, 180 of cotton 25 of sorgo fh:e of sweet pot:1toe~, and one acre of Irish 1,otatoes. He closes his letter with the following a,lvice; which may be of use to young men in the v,,r est, as well ns thooo jn the Sonth : . '"Yonng men of the South, consider {bat !1 great change has come over our domestic affairs. Let an old man tell you to give np yonr donble-barrel shot _g,:n and po111ter do. Don't think your ·thmk yo11rselvo~ too good to work: go to plowing or hoeing, or to some good meolrnnical trade; slick to either. I (\an tell ?·ou, by 111y own experience 1 that ;1 liard, ~/nutty· fmir of. h,rnds cao, and will, put• clean .d/lllar~ ,in th!l pock:ei, The rua.r1 ,Working r~gnjarly, either in ~hop or field, e11joys life and rest more thnn those in any rihcr e,nploymetlt, noel far more th!ln those who do nothing." ' Money Loaned at Usual Rates. Go-v't. Loan• Negotiated. VOL. XV. BELVIDERE, IL.L., r.rUESDA Y, Jl'.lAY 15, 1866. NO. fi Daltidere, Msy 2, 186 Farms ! Farms ! Farms! The Rival of Niagara-The Great Vlcto- 1ia Falls of the Zambesi Rivel' in Africa. until the p~ychological throes or author- i:,f ,vestern·Ne.w York t6 the 1,l'-t~•a11t n~t 80 ~!e,;i~asdry"'to protect the eggs. ship-paTticulntly in the 'female.gender parks of GJio King.of'Italy; Jlt n profit tQ .A,s soon as tl,e- bird~ are J,atched, feed J. S. HILDRUP, Attorney & Counsellor at Law SOLICITOR IN ClIANCERT, Belvidere, 11111101.w, ALA.ll,GE amount of Real Eettttc 1D. this vicinity' I■ uo,r olfer('d f•,r ~i1ll'~ --The SubscL·ihtn aN Aotbo:-i::ied :to sell ~ome of th• .Uod De;;iirable an~·Valuablc ,11:t"QnS' fn Doone Cou.ufy Tb<' pro,;ea~afurc.l~ & rare q1iporttmity fnr purchru:.or~ to t'l!Clt'rC' for themi.eh'('• a. Liv ingstour, the o_ql ebra\~C\ ~ra veler, 'in his reoent book of !ravels in .A,fric-a, thus tihicR•:· Tlt'q 'Vicro,·ia Falls of the ZamLesi l'i vcr _a,·e amnng :he ~11ost Tem;p;lrnbl! c11n0>1t1es of the rntel'JOr or Atr1ca. Fo1· sc,_Qral m,i!es above the o-itnract the river j8 smooth an,1 tranquil, flowing by lovely i,l1rnds thickly covered with trop ical veg-etfltion. Lofty palm trees, with their frnit in golden olnsters, gl'ow abund. THOMPSON & GOODRICH, Real E.ittato Office, Po,vel1's ~loc1<. lfolvitl~rt•, !k11L 21i1 1861>. 1( Beldilerc, Dec. 12, 1805. ly WAR CLAIM AGENCY. BAL TIC ~I IL 1 S, BELVIDERE, ILL. A. E . .JE~l\'ER, J'tTSTIOD O!' 'l'E:D PllAO:C, 1-,1-IE Suhicribt•n.would girn notice to the puUl{l)thn..t the A.hove ~fills are now iu ~ sl.ak of Conli'oynncer und INSURANCE AGENT. Olli.cl.' o,cr F'nller'a Drug Store, corner o[ Shte ~nd l[(•· tbAnic :ttreeb, H•lviden>, 111. Uopre1cut.<1 the ".KrN A," "Ln~RPOOT, & LONDO~/' 11S.i:CURITY," aru.l "lJN'DERWltl'f1':l~'S AGENCY," Fil·e Insurance Co1n11anies, who10 ootu.bined C1u1h A»Aet1:1 umouu~ "to $13,513,0U.7'7. AI.!iO THE LIV~RPOOL .1c r.o~noN," ll>ld "CHARTER OAK'' Life Insurance Companies. Raring paid the requi"itc Go,-Qrnml'nt LicensP, iA rr11· pared to alt.end to nil calls in \!llhcr of tho 11.bo,u br:u1cJ.1cJ!, witb fi ComQining tho LA.TEST Hlt>ltOVE1'1.El.9cT~ IN MILLING. mTit/r~~Ts~t~t our '1"01'k ■h!i.ll not be ucellrd b,1 :tLDJ CORN & FEED•. Fnrmers nnd othPrH nre requested to bke notice th11,t ~·e hnve :, Run or Stone expre1111ly for griuding Corn 11.nd .Pre ~- t:nk1•r1 and ure therefore able to fill ord~n: for lhis de:H,-ri p• tiou or custoin work without d~hi.y. Orders Promptly Attell'ded tC>. . Thunkft;1I for paRt tibc-t&l J'lfl.lronftgc, the subliertbo~ ho:-:ie tor a couhnunnce or tl..ie ~u1e. MARTYN & BOWLEY. Beh·idero, J u11e 20, 18~. CREAT DISCOVERY! It has been found at last !-The F:a.rmer's Benefactor. \YINNU:R•s IMPROVED DOUBLE ACTION DASHER CHURN. P Ar.l'ENTED .\.co. 16th, 1865. Thi• Chum i11 Hkf.l_r to 1:upcrscdc A.11 otlu.!r Chums in mnrkct, lwing on tlw nld fashinnt'd D:u;h Prl~ciple 1 so long ui.cd and tiO uniYe-r ,w.IJy preferred by the pe()plc. The Double Action Dasher, Propelled by tJu~ Cru.uk lt.lotlon, ~fahi. it quick, c:i.~y, ~implc in urrnngcment, and dunt ble, enabling ti nruall child to 1wrform I\ l11rge churning in a flow miuut~s- Pu.rtiefl wjshioj!' on'> of ibeAc e&lebrntcil Cl 11.rn~ ,;nil lc:i.'"e orders with COSGEH &-Y.\N WIE, :iouth E ehi· tment iu To"Wn, County or Stnte Rights. ADDRESS C<'urt Houin, Square. 22y B. L. WINNER, Inventor'-~ Patentee, Belvidere, )(11. 1 On roaching the falls a spectacle of indescribable magnificence was prnsunt ed to the trnvelcrs. The catarnct i; fonneil by fl crack across the river, the l:e l of the z,unbe,i, at that place. 'l'h<' lips of the crnck a,·e still quite s11arp, except about three feet of the eclgc ovAr which tl,e river rolls. 'l'he walls go sheer down from the lips without any prnjectiug cr:1g. The cleft is in length a fow ynrds more than the bre.1dth of the Zambesi, which was f'ouniI to be, hy mea,nrem:ent, a little over 11860 yanls, bnt thiR number was retained to mark the year in wh;ch the fall was for the first time carefully ex flmine,l. The width, at the 11arro\l'est point., was found to be 80 yards, nnd at the widost somewhat more. Into this chasm, twice as deep as Niagara F,llls, the river, a mile wide, rolls with deaf ening roar, forming the Victoria cata rnct. It is broken into several pnrtial falls by rocks anil islands, i11 all m!\king 11p"ard of 2,700 feet of perennial falls. The whole body of water rolls clear over quite unbroken, but after a descent of ten or more feet the entire masq sud denly 1,ecomcs like a huge sheet ot' driven. suow. Pieces of water leap from it in the form of' comets with tails streaming bL"hiud, till the whole snowy sheet is changed into myriads of rnsh ing, leaping, aqueous comets. The :,·mount is probflbly cxccedc a perpetn:il showrr of fine rain. D. E. ELLIS, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST, DF.LVID:KRE, .. !i..LINOIS. TEET(f INSERTED Upon the Vulcanite BaRe, CIIard Rubber,) Gold & Silver Plate, ET0. 1 F.TO. OFFICE AND RESJ:DEN'OE OorneT or State a.nd ERAt 111.,.eata, oppoi.ito Turner's M?\rket. WM. FOOTE, DENTIST, S. )\f .A. Y BIi FOUND AT THE 01.D PLACE, Opposit4t Boone Co. Bank, 2d story Prtparerl to lusert TEETH upon the VULCANITE BASE ! and GOl lea.st possible p1t.in. 17"' All ,vork. "l\'arrautcd to giv eatigfactfon boIU aa to Qu.1.L1T'f and PR10E.. July 23 ' J P~I..rLXPS, DENTIST, AXD XAXUFAOTURER 0~ OR. M. LOOMJS' PORCELAIN TEE7'11 RRLVJDERE, 1LLWOJ8. Teeth Inserted on GOLD or SILVER Piute - ' Block Teeth insei·ted, U dcNlrod Mlli Fill log nm.l ExtracUog tee.th done in tLo best ~nnner anr:~i:.arra.nted to gi,..e 1,11.ti,sfaclion, both Al to quallt); Offic,. next door Eut of tho Bolvlde.ra Bank. So»t. 21 1886 ly6 CLAIM OFFICE. W.R. DODGE, OFFICF. l'lR;'r DOOR NORTH OF TIil:: rosT Oi-'flCE. BELVIDXRR ---- ......... _lLLL"'i'OIS. HA. VINr,. b~eu duly llcenaetl by the U. S. Governmeut as a Uln.im Agent will a.ttend to the PROSECU'.l'ION OF OLAil!IS for BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY MONEY BACK PAY PENSIONS, &c t7All bw.ineas promptly a.nil carefully ail-Ondeuct1 tcquired. B. I.. ';flh.NER. Heh·ider(>, April 9th, ]860, SOUTH SIDE BRICK AND .COAJL ~AR.D! Near the Rail Road Crossing. BB. IC K., LA.CKA. l-V A.~A, BRJAR IULL, BLO."SBUIUJ, ILLl;."VOI§ CO A Lj Sold by tJ,e Car Load or Sn1aller Q.unn• • tletJ, Dliid DELIVERED AT LOW RATES _Order11 left nt the ".ford, nr II CU1\""NlNGHAll'S STORB., will be promptly attended to. Augmt 9th, 1805. n, PARKIIILT •. TO FARMERS. S. LONGOOR'S IMPROVED PLOWS! ' -._TE JIA '7 .D ON Jl .. 1.ND FOR S.\LE, :md ruak~~ : t the following- PLOWS & CULTIVATORS, Viz.: Our Premium Stirring .. PLOW. The Sod & Stubble ..... . PLOW. The 2 & 4-horse Breaking PLOW. The Single Shovel. ..... . PLOW. The Double " ....... PLOW. Cul ti va tors : The 2-Horse CULTIVATOR, 7 & 9-tooth. The I-Horse 3 & 5-tooth. Our Two-Horse Cultivdor ii; inttinded for ~overit\g ~rniu; thc blade~ "d,I >1cour itt sll limes, nnd ln 1my 11011, Wf.:'J' nr DRY, nnd will cover bett.er and till the i-uil IJl(lr\l tborough• ly tl11rn 11.ny drill ever mnde, 11.nd will do better work one<· o,·cr the ground tluw can be llone Al 11.ll with n drug. Our wom la made t.hii, 11pri11g •f tlJe UEST QUAI.l1'Y of American Iron and Imported Steel ! Onr wor,d~ ur1: made of the Ui:~1' Qt:ALlTY 01'" SEA SONRD 1'l}[lrnR. F'nr1t1P-1"8 "1.1:111 1•lease can nnd Exa1uino :for tbcu1Hclvc~. S, LONGCOR. South Ueh·idere, Mn.rcb 271 1660. .ly·lO FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, To Cleanse ~ Blood, An(l P1•01note Health, MAKE l:SE OF LINDSEY'S Improved Blood Searcher a11d Desirable Business Property and ~~~!~~IDY~!~~~!~r.r·, RESIDENCE FOR SALE DISEASES ARIS[~G FRO~{ AN nwn,i S"'.."ATE • ' 01' THE ULOOD, SUC-li AS T IIE SUDSCRIDEH. being about to remove to Scrofula, CLLnC¥rous 1''ormation11. C;,i.t&ueou.s l>ill('!IJW!i:,, .Mi,~ouri, offers hiK Er-?°"ip('\n11, Unili-:, l'i11111h•s OH the- i,~iu:,e, Soro !<:yes • STORE ON MECHANIC STREET, Scnld !lend, Telt,r All•ctio,,., Old and Stub- ' born l'lo,•rfi,. DylilpCpi-ln.., J:'J.mdicP. Snit And BeNidt\llCO on Mntlison St,, Rlu•nm, M<>rcurml IJl~e•~:., c:e-ueral fleMlih: North TI('h-iderl', for sale low. I . t th S together witb. a.II utber dis11l'U~rs from &11 impt'"f1:Cr h t t•-· 11qu1rc 2!., .. ?. Kt~,:-EeLdE~lr}_ng condition oftl1,.(H:d"culatory 11:,s'..em t e nex ulrtr d:iys. ,,, s;, c. " Sole Proprietors, R. E. SF.LLE.fSk CO .. Belvidere, MtU"Cb. 20, 1800. tr Plt.tlibWlC'h, J»a J Mrs. Jones, the Authoress. On one of 011r earliesL visits to---, the illusi\'e charm attached to the iclea of a fomale author became, indeed, changed to o ho1·ro1· from wtiioh wo have "'"'Cl' wholly recovered. \Ve wern re• ,111<>sto,; upon the doorstep know and like him and his boys, ani:1 the egg~, r h/ld thirty eggs one yeai·, we eJ\oonnte1·ed a v~ry pale, thin littl,• were altogetLcr n safo,factory li.ttl~ and but one of them ·hatched. '.Pl,~ mnn with an umbrella nnrlE!r his artn, ueast while lil'ini;, Dentl, we kno"' next year I ,et forty eggs, and nearly nnd a p»iJ' of over!-hoes in hi~ !,and·. A, wl111t they arc, noel how e,-ery Indy in all of them hatched, anrl the birds lived. we pa sed, he acld,esseI1Lcu <.Jow.-So far from trying to se~ how little foocl we can subsist a. milch cow on, the object shoulcl Le to s~e how much wo make her eat. The ~s too much. She loses thte trner and higher beauty of woman hoed for the lower beuuty of goms nnd flowers and colors. A gii I who sacrifices to dress all her time, all her strcngtl,, all her money, to the neglect of the culti vation of her mind nr\tl heart. and to the neglect of the elaims of otl;ers on he1· hcl[lfulness, is sacrificing the higher to Giving Character•. People cannot he too careful wl1en tl)e,)' perform the responsible duty of g1v1ng characters to servants. i\[is~ !Io ward, a young lndy living at Tann ton, has had b1tte1· reason to repent or what her counsel very mildly termed her "good natilrc" in giving a false character to a woman named Ann:1 \Vingate. The facts of the case we1'€ these :-~Iiss Wingate had lil'ed in Taunton, where she wns known as a well-conducted young woman·. Some time ngo, she m. We hope to heftr of Mr. S. agaiu.-[N cw York Times. - - -·-·- the lower beauty. Iler fault is not the [>1.t,mo, .. co,. N. o. c,,.cent.J love of beauty, Lnt loving the wrong and A Mexican Suuday. inferior kind. 'l'he grcM ,veckly jubilee of tho- &lat- In line, girls, you may try yourselves arnorians is on Sunclrly afternoon. Sun- by this st:indard. You love dress too day week I went out, to see the sport much when you care rnore for your out called "bull tailing." :Most of the pop- 11·nrd a\ Homnn conqueror; and l'llr. Bull over, an accomp.iished fact. 'fhere are gets np ancl quietly goes lo "razino- two la1·ge establis h111ents, neat' Ph~a,jel where he foll. 0 ~ phin, where it is carried on. In on" al In this manner the pen was emptied these a paper con ta i11;11g UO pc,· cent. of of all except one. Quite n num\iQr woor1 pulp \s turned ont, and i11 the o\h· wen, tl11owu on t11e run; otl1er!i nga1u ~r, ,,.-r1ich i,:; on nn in1,mc11se Hcttk•, :,.n ex conla arc taken at a discount. T1rn Mormons continue to make many No-r so vPry long ago, in one of the proselytes in the laud of Swedenborg. Western States, tlJere was a certain 'l'be visionary natnre of 10an,v of the nc- Baptist cburch whose mem_bers :v_ere bulous children oftbcse northern regions not exactly a m,it on the sn_bJect of 1m o( Drnamland, paiticul,irly of Norwn.y, mcrsion. At a meel\ng of church of disposing some of the ed1tcated classes ficers on one occasion, a certain person, to f:1.vor spiritualistic speculations, and not r~markable for purity of lif<', sent in not a few of tho illiterate to slicle into a request for admission to their fold. .i'\Iormonism. Tl·e Latter-Dav Saints One of the com1n1ttee-a rathe,· r~ug~ commnnity of Chri,Lians, atthe 0 Nonveg- roan-on he:'.ri11g the rname of the rnd1- ian capital, comprises, according to tho I v1clual, ex:cla1:ned: " That 7!.an! We_ll latest accounts about 600 persons two- if that man 1s to he admitted to this thirds of whor:i are females. ' church he ought to soak ovei· niglit !" I ' 6 6 The South. ~ c, ,tt1 Jltt 'The l:e1·. J.P. Bnrdwell of Oberlin, \J:') ~• •n·H• it,Jl + Agent for the American Missionary As• =-z-,- - • -- -,_ -- sociation in Mis issippi, was lately t:n• TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1866. ticed into a law ofiiae in Grenada, Miss., - -- nnd set upon by a ruffianly crowd thnt ~ Ster>hen•, the "Heau Centre,, hau gathered in the street, in opQn dax, N~ws Items. M.1.mm:0.-The widow of Re,·. T. Starr King was married in New York, recently, to .Mr. Norris, a rich steam• boat man of San Francisco. Latest Telegraphic. I . Srms~FmLD, Mass., desires. a b, ief N y l\I "h A . b1ogrnpb1eal 1·cco1·d of tho soldiers who 1 EW ORK, r :iv 12.-', e menc:m w~11t fr<,m that l'ity to the wn,·. The residents in St. P,•tersbu.rg forwm·ded city rlerk, therefore, sent out citculnrs, an address of congrntul:ltion to the and received from one hero a r~ply Czar, on his recent escape from assassi- co'\'ering 54 pages, with a postscript ex n::ition, and receivrd a gra,-jonR reply, pressing willingness to be more explicit The man who auomptw to ass:usi- if necessary. nate the Erupcror Ale~ando1• is al>out =-======= ======='" DIED 57 Call at HAYWOOD'S and get one •• FRANK DEAN'S CORN PLANTERS. Beats Them All. Mr. 13. cou)d get no reason for the of the renowne,l Fcni::ui brotherhood, choking and brnLing which they pro- 1,ns escaped the ,·igil:rnce of tl1e Eng- ceeded to administer, except that he wus Jish police, and anived in this 00111)\ry. working for the " niggers." The Bu He gets hrrc just in time to t::ike part man Agent, Lieut. Blandin!, helped him wash the blood from his face, and in the gre1it emeute in the Fcniao ranh, advised a complaint at once to the cansed l>y the failure of the g~e:tt East- }[ayor. On reachi:,g the :Mayor's of. port expedition. Kijliun nml O';,'lfaiwny fice, Mr. Bardwell found that the mnn nre at logget·bends, and it is quite poitsi-1 \\'.ho b.~d led ~he crowd and had beaten 'l'm~ Republican caucus of Connecti cut hafo nominated Gen. 0. S. Forry for United States Senator for sili: years from l'\farch 4, 1867. The vote on the first ballot stood: L. S. Foster, G5 ;IGov. lluckingbam, 53; Ferry, 24, The Inst ballot stood : Foster, G5; Buckiugh:im, I ; Ferry, iO. Gen. Ferry was then irnanirnonsly nominated. twenty-one .ye:ir~ om. nnd :i.pparoqtJy woll,edncated. He spenirn purn Rus- sinu. It has been saiu that !Je is n In Belvidere, April 1st, 1866, ~fRs. i:~llA farmer, ~ut the moro general opinion is Mo1.oxY, i11 the 60th yes.r of her age. that he 1s o. student. Jnunedintely after . The suhjec_t of this notice was born in the hi~ _attempt nnd upon l>eing sei:,.ed he ~,ty of New ) ork; her enl"iy yc~rs were spen_t cried out to tho j)copl "All th' I h in the house of her grnndfnthc,, Jndge Ho_fl. Used with a Common Hoe Ii Price R1 .;">()_ · • " 1 I Ce trc " lum ll'.it.il. stick had al, eac}.y heen be- blo that the 11lustnons ~n'. , 0 • _ fore the :rifayor, maJe complaint against· mny be e.hle to bush the fieicc co:ntei'. himself, and paid the fine _of ten dollars tion, nn.d reunite once more theyartl· imposed by his Hon6r tlie'.Mayo·r, and sans of Killian and O'Jl[ahony, s.i;, that was ready for more work at the same the s:.le of the bond~ of the Irish.rte- price. Thre 7 dap aftet·, Lieut. Bland- I • te ·n itedly, llind .1ng, Agent oj .th~ Bnrcan, .wna attacked public may go on 11110 n I, • 1, on tT10 st1!e·et ahrl 6]jot tlil·cl\ Hinff~, arld another expedit!on_ set 01_1 loot W 1th a· died in twenty-four hour-. view of accomphehrng the rndep~udence The nss!lssinatiou ·or Lient. Blanding of Ireland. Tbe Eastport E>xpedition was followed by a night assault, with must have cost qnite a num\ier of thou- pistols, on the house of the ~reedmcn'.s l · f u ll .. , I so f-ir as we ·ire Bmcau hea(lquarter~, occnp1ed by Ma;. san, s 0 . 0 a,~, ''.Ill,. ' ' : r:iox, the Commissioner, and other of. able to Judge, at tl11s d_1stance, notbmg fieors. l\1aj. Knox publishes a tatc whatever W:J.R nccomphshod, nor noth- mcnt, iu which he says that the doors in" intendecl to be. The pl'elience of were burst open and two shots fired in G:n. Mend may hnl'e cast a chill over to tbe ro?m, while some one s:i~d, "G~~ h t · d ·t s J·uuged Lo be ont of this place, you d--d 1 ankee~. t e en erpr1sc, rm 1 wa the better way not to make an irruption A Leaf of Secret History. into Canada nn(1 seize some point and It appears that the rebels had confi. fortify it. It now appears that the dence cnongh in General McClellan's I ti Copperheadism to make O\'ertnres to chiof interest is ccntercc npott ie hiru for a "coup cl'e/at." A Richmond quarrel of the Killianitcs and the I correspondent of' the Kew York Trib O'Mahouyitcs, in connection with tbe uno fishes the following out of tbe secret arrival of Head Centre Stephens; so, history of the war; therefore, the world need not look for "A curious ~tatemeut was made to me in a conversntion a few days since, any acti\'e demonstrations for some by an ex-rebel ofticor of Stonewall months. O'.'.\-Iahony acknowledged in i. Jackson's commm1d. Speaking of public speech that the Eastport fizzle Jackson, he saiu that if Jackson had was the "greatest mi~tnke of his life," been in command of the rebel army af but nil men are liable to make mistake~, Ler th e battle of Antietam, the 11·ar would have been bl'Onght to a close. on account of not being able to "see This statement I was anxious to know the end from•the beginning,'' principal- the reason of." ly. But we do not wish to a'ppenr as "Juckson proposed to Lee and other casting ri,licule upon tho Fenian enter- olricers, that McClellan should be deli- . T' d l · f ·t ·~toes- cately approac:hed with II proposition to pris~. ne :n an( ni'.11 ° 1 1-. place him (McClellan) in command of tnbhsh nn Insh Repubhc, which 1s bet-, uo:h the Union and rebel armies, and ter than an English monarchy, Ot' 11t tl1en dictate to the Administration sat least will better satisfy an Irishman.-/ i?focto~y terms for peace 1 which ;it the We have no doubt but that thore are at time ~vo\l\d lrnYll hec1; t \e ~eposrng. ot . . .\[r. Lrncoln; but Jea. Davis got wmd leMt 250,000 Femans Ill th e world, all of the plan and it fell ·thronjib, ·we pledged to one object; lhey are not an thou"'ht thnt the United Slates Govern army dr:i.wing pny or consuming ratiom, menthad becotBe ~wr.re of such a plan, and if the pre,;ent is not auspicious they :rnd. that w3:s the way that we ~~count- •ait for the future to develope eel for tho !not of McClellan \,lerng re- can " . . licvcd of the command of the army." something. They can bettct aflord to "'£his seemed so curious an arrange- wait a generation than to mako a false ment that I made further inquirie11, and move. ----~---- discovered that such n plan was certain- ly pt>opo~ed, and thought to be a very ;r:;;J" A monster slaughter house has feasible o;io i, T!iERF. hns been an informal meeting of the republican members of Congress iu regard to the question of ndjourn ment. After a full and1'ree conference, it has been decided to protract the ses, sion until the latest period. 1\. majority are in favor of holding on until Septem b~r. '.['11F. Governor of Vermont lrnb ap pornted the Hon.' Gem•ge F. Edmunds to fill the vacancy occasioned by tlfe c1oalh of Hoo. Solomon Foot. Mr. Ed munds has been long iri public life, and was Speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives in 1858, Tmi high souled chivalry of Nash v illc are much exercised because a re si,ectablo colored man, teacher in one of tbc freedmen's schools, nccidentally occupied a reserved seat last night at the exhibition of D'Orland's l\[iltonian 'L'ableaux, at the Mesonic }fall. In fact the chivalry have made fools of them selves about it, in the opiniou of decent• ly disp<,sed persolls of all classes, both Union and ()ousel'vativc. AT a torchlight procession iu l\Iobiie recently, a large crowu of yollng men traHrsed the streets, knocking down every negro they met. Only one of the rnffians was arreated. Ho was fined fifty dollars. There was a pretence of sending out au extra police fol'ce to check the outrage, but this wns a mere farce. Mobile papers mildly deprecato the yonng men's conduct. THE New York Chamber of Com merce has unanimoll~ly adopted the re port of a special committee on the Qro, posed tnx on cotton, opposing the tax ot fi1•e cents per pound, on the ~round that the competition of India, 1{razil, and Egypt is considerable, and that it is un wise to throw nny impediments in the way of Sonthem cotton producers. The report concludes by nrging tbat the pn::!"oul 1 "'-- ni' <> fl'Pntc;t f'IPt' ru·">nncl be kept undisturbed. A FEW months ngo a gentloman made O'Mahony a present of l ,000 sabres, promising i;o.o more in a short time. A few days ago he ca~ed at Union Square and offered 500 mor,e, when thi~ diRtin guished I~e:iq Centre replied that "he did not want npr m,qre n'ow." THE J>auitic co:)st piiople )Jave been in the habit r:,f making their returns for Federal taxation on a gold basis, and then paying the taxes In greenbacks. A special law of Congrl!ss has pnt a stop !O this Y :inkee dodge. . e, is ave rnnn 1 where, \Ylth her w1dol"':ed mother nnd sis- done for yon. Jfo {the Czar) haH I w,·, shQ fonnd a home in which lntellcclunl n11d 'he·ltcrl •: 0 '· He has JJOt gi.l'eo you aocinl culture, and M,ociation with the leatling enougl, l n'r, P,lh•nt(IC:', Sprillf.lf1~ld, 0. I nasu u. TAno1, Or-ucrnl .~gr-n (hloog(l, til, A warded the First Premiulll in 186<>, in the Great Field Trial of the In diana State Fair. Also at the Ohio State Fair, and numerous other exhibitions. There aro lJltu1,y 11..im!~ or t:orn Culli'tator-1 in u11e, bn, wcc-ltum for tho I Improved Buckeye'' dechledu.d vaotf<~M o,·l'r all otlu.,n1 111 eapo,·ity frir doiug good work, ~8Jl0 ol 1110.m1goml.'n~ 1 OJ(.lljl tt.n,l l'o'IS:iut d111ngc-s1 .,im11lioity, aud gt11cral ,,tt1a1.11n·o~"- Tho Operator guides the Shovels with his !eet, t~,•il1g b4Ah /,Qnd.'JJn~ fo driN'. . Tho Shovels ••n be instantaneously moved ~~:t,;:it~~~ltern l111 ht, to M·oid 11lovring 111, co111 which The favorite Rotary S!µetd, 11ot only protocl the J'Ol)ng corn, lJul ahn•~t collrcly 11rovmt doggi11g in ~:.:::•tu tHlli lrat1b, Old •t) 11.\ ebithl11 furnli,hcJ ,.,be~ do- The l!lired. tw\\uiflJ:~~~;t:.,~~1eu ~~ofi~~~-ter or leas width be lt i• a<)justabl~ tQ a gr~at~r pr leas depth i~ tli,e gro1mtf in.!:ll!lntJ)'. - .-.- Tho Shpvels caq bp instantly lifted put ortbe j,t.-c,und tu tqrp arou1Hl, or i0 from field to fte\,l. The Broak"io of Machine or Shovels when c~ming 1n rontm t with 111u11,p, nr 11ton~ is pre\·ented b1 '·wodcu )>Jn-,·• for lhfl altonl l,rartof. The wheels &nd axles are auttlicient17 higlr for plo_\1 ing corn )ho la~t tiwe," N •• laying hJ,' and llf olhet 1m('leuumt 111 ucede1l frow f1111t to 111¥1. For "markiug out" corn ground it is on.sily adapted. W.ith a "fifth •hnvel" attached it is t,d3pt~a for f.ln\T"ln~ m "RC~.,, nnd !oA· 1:11 hq j11g fkUO\\ grtiac,l or fol1 J!lo1y11~.' • ~ • Altogether, thi• llf¥hine has np pqµel, an!l wt c,,,!ficltntfy ,<>licit a 001Mm14a:.(,: Ji Sen Ice. Alao Pocket and Belt Revolvers, l\EPEATINQ- PIS'.l;'QLf3, Rifle Canes, Revolving Rifles, Rifle and ~Jwt Gun Rarrf>li, and Gun ~b.leriAlt1110l•l hy Cua Oe:\lt•rs :o.nd th,• 'J'uu!e J,'t'nerslly. In th~•u• d:\J!J or llous~IJr,•111..ing und RuUMJr_\·, i:irery l 1011,.P, ~tnrt>, Hnnk :i.nd 0th:" ~houlJ hu,-e oue o( REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS, PnrliP& ~~!!iring to tWtLil tbomt:'..'IVeR or the !:,to impc0, 9 .. ~~~r~/~ 0 1 11 ~~\~, 1;;1 ~~~h~u~t•rior workrnan11bip and fcuro, wlll ~._.,,. Reaningtou Re,·oh'm•1, j Clrr_nl1rs cnntn.i11illl! cut.; nud dr-.. c-ri1-,tion or our ~rmi will l1t· rurnlihC•d upon 11pplic:11ir,n. t g_ JU:l,ll:SI: l'OX k so:-;-s, I1.1ox, N. Y. MoonJ.: • N 1rnoL~1 Ag,-nb, ,\ o. m f'outtland :-ttr""t i _:'JtrU 23d: 18tlfl: L:,mJ____ Nt•w York. 1'VV'"OR.l.\4S. SEL~ERS1 VE Ii M 'r F1 U GE, been erected in Chicago, in which all Tbe consideratwn pf this little prop the city butchering is to be done, ex- osition may ha,·e been the caJ:1,s.e of the cept that of tho packers. It is built delay to follow up Lee nfter tho butJe of Antietam, by doing which he would .and owned by John Reid & Co., th e have at onasSage of the bill. IJl"'•'To obt•tn nny or the .. letters, the applie&nl mu, Next year ten 1nillioti·s inofe. will be ~~ i~ro •~d:{;}~:!J:!~~'i!i'nf~,e the IJf .Stephens. h" h d • • ht 1 1 oo d ' f h -() w 1c average 111 we1g , poun s o t e prisoner will tilke place, it is sup- The Commercial has the follpwin~ re- each and which he sold for $6 20 per posed, in June, port of the pei·sonnel of the ffead ven. '00 d 1· • ht IT d ,. , poun s, ive w01g • e was pa1 G11::.. F1sK, who is in Memphis has tre i "The manner of ~fr. Stephens is $7,000 for ~h.e drove. signified his intention to have all tl;e ne- exceeding a/fable; bis smile is pleasant, I f and his gr.eotino"' .cordial. A small-sized TnR argest a111ount Q nivenue gro churches rebuilt in better style and drawn from the British people In one will ece that tho city foots the b"1ll 01· man, with a liiht con1plexion, limited amo\lnt of lig!.t wu.vy hair, and sandy yenr, never exceeded $370,000,000, damo"e8 c,oml)lllted py the late mob.- whiskers, serve~ to make lifr. Stophcu" while ;Ji,- ni 1 nouut drawn th e prcocnt He aJ'l'ertises 'for uegro carpenters, ma- h I . year from t 1c peopi;:: P1 i'1c U11ited eons, and laborers to do t!Jo work. a verson w ose exte1·na ap1iearnnce is States is at the rate of ili54.0,000,06tJ per "T d . t h h not particularly striking. He pos1.eues, a ULHn _,Bw \.!RLJH'.'iS ~ nces s ate t at t e however, a sharp, keen, penetrating eye, fl • ;., . Grand and Morganza levees wore bro• which sparkles with a merry twinkle 0::. 1'huro4.iy _!.~st a torpedo, whwh ken during tho' heavy @torm on the 8th. whQn his face is wreathed with smiles. had be~n sunk foi th ree yeara and one I The water is rising above them and His manuer is t_hat of 11:1 cc~ucated Iri~h m~n th ,n Chal'io st0 n ~~rb~r, explod~d otl1ei: levees b~low ,.i·p ju a 4ot}btful gentleman. His oonvers~t1onal powers off tbe ?each of Sulln ~n s Islaua, 1.0 cond1tlon. Tho State Engineer of Lon arc excellent, and his pronunciation pos- about eight falh0ms of water. It 18 isiana haR given up tho broken levees in aesl!es that slight brogue which graces I suppo~ed t~ have be~n exploded b)'. th8 despair. There were heavy rains in the language when flowing from relined dra_gging o, :;, ve~_~el s cable. It lifted that section on the 9th and 10th. lips. Mr. StcphePO irhile apparent! . an immense volume of Wfi,ter, 11ncl pro- . possessing the sua~ite~ in moclp to ; sented quite n grand appearance. . T 1/,f: Hartford & ~ ew Have,n Rail- great degree, has incidentally shown al- SolIE of tho London merchants barn I oad mte nd s. to pubst·Jtute peai tor coal ready, bf e.n or,casionul romark, that he instit11ted s cu11tom of cl1argin7, an ad- ns a fuel f01 locou1otive~. All the peat bas spirit and deterrqin~tion requisite to mission fee to their stores, rhe lady beds contiguous to the !:no of tlie_ road render him a man of good adJDinjstrn. sight-seers can enter by pnying a small h~ye been bou_ght up: r!1e expenmo!1t th•e nbihty, He hoped to be al,le to ef- fee, apd examine all the latest styles 1~' th peat on_ locqrnottvos m _Gre;1t Ent feet a reco?oiliation btJtween t)!e cou- and cost~l)les w_itl10nt making any pur- am, 1a~~ ye!i, pr~ved that it uught be tending fact10ns here; but while be dep- chasers unless d1spo~!Jd to do so. used "ith oreatet advantage 11ud econ- recated these estrangements, and should l\I,1.xu~· ICTOl\JES AT TJIE SouTa.-A omy th au ,cpal. do all in his po_wcr to bridge the chasm, large cott~n factory, ·c!llled the "1\fan- TnE Prairie d.u Chien Pourier says so at the ianlll time ho was competent to assas" manufactory, has been built at much vile druggod liquor has been sold 'smash,' and he wqujcl 'smash,' if nee- Carrollton, Miss. It contains one hun- in that town as to cause serious alarm essary." dred and <:ighty thousand spindles, thir- as to the effect of the poii;ou, and tee!) hunllrecl loom9, and will go inio scarcely any respectable man dare to operation Jµly }. The company owns take a driuk in any public saloon in seventeen hundred acres of land contig~ town. A \IELANC'H0LY case of suicide iR chronicled in The Uednr Falls (!own) Gazette. The wife of .Mr. Thos. Chacl wick threw her elf into the Cedar river :ind waa drowned on the night of the 1st .. A short time since, she_lost a child, and 1t seems that she upbraided herself with a lack of proper attention to it during its sickness, although without any reason, and on one or two occa sions, in conversations with nei,,hbors, ehe stated that she somctimes°felt as though she would like to drown herself in the Cedar. On the n[ght of her death sbe got up qL1ietly from her bed, kissed her child in itll bed, went to the gravc of her dead child, and from thence to the river ancl accomplished the fe:u-fnl deed. nous to the factory, all well wooded. AT New Drih\in, Conn., recently, n 1\1&. Il. D. K1LLIAX is 011 tl'ial before bridal party assembled to witnesR the the Conn~il of Ten at Union Square.- marriage of a daughter of a gentleman The procecdlngil are ¼ept strictly pri- of that town. But the bridegroom, who vate. It is stated that Killian haa called had borrowed a sum of money of his 0':Mahony a "liar," to which the latter intended, and Jp1d gone to a neighbor retorted in equally polite and un~tates- ing village to "buy f'urnjture" with it manlike phraseology. Killian will foiled to come, :is expect~a. The youn; prove, it is said, more than a matoh for ma.a finding himself in funds, bad his jud[f/Di ~ncl it is expected t~at he cleared for parts unknown. will ba e al) .attemp~s to prove bis per- Au. R1cnT.-In the town of Middle fidity in tho Eastport b(!siness .. AovrcEs from Fort Randall mention town, Connecticut, it was cli~covered a curious ac:cident to the steamer Big after the late e)~c;tion, th2.t tpey were Horn. S1/,e was lyipg at the bank when entitled to two representatiyes, !fDd )rnd it uncrpectedly caved in, the falling chosen but one. An extra election be enrth te~ring ojf 1j,bput seyenty feet of ing helg, the lJniou caodidaat!) was hoY gaard and lj01I)Qiisbefl ~ portion of chosen by ';' 4 majority, whereas En her c11bln. Tho immepse weight ca- glish reoJ)jved !J. JUn.jority of 11pwards of reeued her o1·er, which r,a11scd Rel' to 200. The people pl Copncctiput remain ship about a foot of water, by which her cargo was considerably damaged. Pro test will be entered. TuE otrj~o of the ship carpcnterH at New York contiJ1µes. About four thousand ship craft~men havi;i beep thrown out of work by it for eiglit wee}::13, firm and tru~. 1 • • Tim Mew York 'frHiune 111ys that the President has p1·ohlblted tieneral How ard from giving information about out rages committed by Suuthern whites on the freedmen, MISS L. D. EGGLES'.tON, W P-_U L p gtv,. n::i!irr- to tl:i~ p~:~h• t;r Deh ;tl~re and vttiolty th:if 1!1u- h II orent-tJ n !=ilu,p on M,•cha.aic Strt>et, :1.djoloing the re,.ii.k•nte of R. D. HIX, n11tl hr pre pare_d to execuh• orders for Coloring, Dlenchin~ au•l Pre15- mg rn gooJ ii,tyle and at rensouable 1ateli. ~la. R. E., R •• n:,:s-lour 'ermlCuge poeseasea mor(l nr~ Mani/ Goods at n1d Or'1c b f tu(' O!.:i.n any I {'\"("t ui:a•d. I will 11tatc a. ca~c whert" I gave 1 U p es e ore o,.c ml. My b,oth,r', child was pi,,i•g a11d ,ca,,;• tu a • Wlt:T~ 6lt.tlt'l1m In thirly•,:Jx hOtl\'S alter [ gaT"e the \~nni• ORDERS SOLICI'FF.D. the War '· f~.;:t: tltP-1•normoui.q~1mtl!y of tlJIICaTd 'lfm=ktmdr,dl(or-,r.:_ nu? pn,sPrl. !he clu!d thnt mu. 1dve11 up for loat h DO\f Belvidere. M11y 15, 1866. 61'• 1118~ l,, Jl· EGGLCoT0N. DRY GOOD~ DOWN I ft~ ,-;r-11 tu. nny rn tLe uelghbor!100~. ' A,UIIROlU: AR.'lXTT, }f. D. Rol~-Proi,rietor~, R. E. SELi.ERR & CO., Pittsburgh, :Pa. Mrs. E, EDWARDS, DRESS & CLOAK MAKER, Shop onrTCR"'JEAURF. • RF.ELF.R'S SLoc ~toro State THEY WILL NOT BE LOWER THIS SPRING, AND THEY MAY BE HIGHER. F. H. CONNELL, STATE STREET, BELV-!p~RE, (North Stri•et, :,.; orth Side, ' OPPOSITE ..-IR<;;T NATIONAL PANK, o1tb~~"'J. sc.ylea ur ·1..J1 .. :• •~ .. i c1,nared a1 if by 1~•gic. IT 1S 'OT .I. DYE, Butatrlk:£11 nt the rools of the Hair 1 aupplyin¥" them wUh uew llru aod coloring mnttcr. It h a much ~ttc-r drtlf!ing th~ Oil or Poma.tum, 1.nd ATolds their delctC'riout f'ffect-. It 11 elegnntly perfuml.'d, b: t!uil~· 111,pplieJ, and i11 io all rt:· ,;pech :lgtet':i.b!e, to the .sen~t•-.. Ir, :ifter a fair tri11.l this dOt!I not pron~ the bei:t I•n'{laraliQll b(•for" tht J•llblfe for tlJp, JI air, the moorr °"'Ill be refunded. Put up In large bottlt•t, nnd nold by all Drng:gic,t.'I at $1 00 pC'r Boltlr. Hr. F. B. CLOCK, Proprietor, Mo.oc;hestt•r, N. JI, Fru.E~ F1~cn ~,:: Fn1.11R,G<-ncrat Xorth•Wci"tern . .\gents Chicago. GEO. D. A.l!ES, .l.gent, Bt'lridere. 7 1 lo-on a Good Prints-/ ast coloi·s Good Cf!,lBh Tow~ling, Brown Shirting--good Goo{} Ky. Jean11, for pants, Faf?kl8fij' 011,ssl~eres, 12½o, 12 1c. 60. 26c. 600. Hoop and Balmoral Skirts, Ju. Great '"\'arlety. DRESS GOODS At I..,ow f'rice!II, CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, JZ'or Meu anti Boyt11, FANCY GOODS ANO FLANNELS, Gents.' and Boys' Hats---CHEAP ! .A. Large .A.ssortincnt of DRY GOODS. Come to the NEW STORE in Adelphi Hail Building, Belvidere, WJ1ere we are tleiern1lned to UNDER SELL the CJ:lEAPES'I'. Cleanse the Blood. W1rre:corrupt,dloordur.tdorriq.11.tcd 8lood,yo11are1ilck D D SABIN & CQ all over.. It may burst out in phnple:11 oc !IOtt:s, or in 11ome • • • acth•c disease, 6r it ma.y merely keep you Hfltll'8P depr("/11• Beh-iJcrv, lfarch 27, 1866. eQ and gqod ror D?t~log. But you ~;mnot I.Jave gn~d hf>fllth State or tlllnoie, Boom~ County, a Boone County Court-.June Term, A. D. 1866. whlle your blood Iii n'u\)Ur('. An:'R s SAR::l.ll'AIUU,.l J>urgP.N - out tbc-ae lmJ►Urities nnd htnnulntea the orgnos 4.f life i.uto vigorous ncti~t1, restoring th~ health Bod e:xJ)('lling difj('uJo. Hence it rap1dlv eutte 1. v1:mety or complninbi ,,-hlch nn.! CAUM.'d by impurity of the bloed, such tu1 ticrofult1. or Klng•, J-~vil, 1'umors, Ulcers, Sor~, J.:rupt1onii-, PimplP"1 0lotche11 Boill!.1 St. Anthouy's Fir<.>; Ro!l;c> or Eryaipt'"ltu- Tt•ttor or SA]i RheuU11 Sralil Head, R~ng Worro, Csnrn or 'uanrerou 1 Tu. mo~ Sore &ye11 _f"emale Ul~~t""! 1mcL aii Rr-ter:tlon, frn-g ula.nly, SuppreF.!il0lt1 Wh,W11, ~ter1ljty, a.1110 8ypliilis or \"o Dl'ria! Dl1e1t!'l!'S, Li,er Comrilttinht nnd Hf'art Di•f.'ns~s. Tri-' .AYl!~t S H.1.,1tSAP.lPtll.L~, 1ll11.I .Sl"O for yonrS"lr the ~urprillai ~f!t~~!r;~1lh which 1t 1:Jon.u1,;i'.~ !he UlooJ auJ cur~i, \be•~ Danforth ~etth1tou1 Adminlstu.tor with the will annexed or 1,}1e F.std-t or Jaiues Poaitletbwaite., deeuscd u, Elle~ Yicke-ra, Thvwa11 Postlethwaite, habella. }"'rank, William Nettluton 1 Ella Belle Nettleton, Mat'((Aret E. Netl1elon 1~:i?:i.Letl1 Poaitleth wa ite, ··ceCfrge J'o.1,tl eth,uLitf•, .111me; Postlt>thff"ttite, J1nd George Poi.tletLwnite, 1!1011 of George ro11tlctbwalht t.l11cea1,ecl, 11.ll bein1 At law·of Ja11111 J'oslle tbwaito decc3J.Cd. During l1t~ ye,na lLfl public !um• b(.(,Q misled IJy large botue11-1 p1ete0Qing to gh·e 11. quiu-t of F.xtr&ct or "'nrMJikl"il· '" for qn.: dc.lla\-. • l[o;.t or tl1~1 .. lttt\"e bl>.,o frtlb.d: u~n the i;ick, for they not onl.1 coutain titllC!, if a.oy i=Al",,,1\p&ri!Ja... but often uo curnHn~ properti .. • what Ter. Heuc.-. 1u~t(:r dUlop polutmc~l hlll'I ~ol•Owt.!d the u1,u (>f {be vtt.tiou• ox.triu.111 ol Sttr8Rparalla wb1ch 0001] Lb(' 1u:1.rket, uutll thf' nnmc itsrtr lao11 b<>eome ~ynonyniou, wtfh impOf:ltion and cbent. Still we cnlt the .io.npt,.i.ua "Sf;n;;.pnrJIJ:i1''· :mil :ntend to 11upply such n reniciiy a~ s4f\.ll l-l'fH.1•L' tlie JIIJIJ18 lrot1l tho 1,,11(! nf obloquy wbtc.b Tl"i!b llPOll it. WC' think W(l 0hl\,-e ground r'?r bellf'Ylng-_it bait virtu,1 ~•l1ich att!' irrl'Fldible "by the or dinary run ol th~ di1wns<•11 1t IM intended to curt', We cn.n oul)' ns:,:nr<' the .sick that \,e off.,r t.lwm the bc>t:t alterative y,•b1ch "e know how to proUuce, 11nd \T"e h&\"C na.sou to be lh•ve it ii, by far tl1a most cffl'ctual puritlt>r of tho blood yflt by notlthid that I 11Jrnll npP,:IY to the Couotv Cotu t of Hoone Cuuut_y, at the nl'xt Juue ft'lrw thl'rcot, (c;r le:~w to S<'ll th• fnllo,ncg n. .No lady l1u\ ing oner- u-ntn oue of our Sklrt11 \TIii be v.1Jllng to we3:r ~ny otl•t•f, n~ I ;w lower hoo1,JJ or all other ki11d11 are wo,1n lllJ1ttetl 1tnd .-.olkd Tho l>t·~i tntltnial~ 1ur used in their constroc'lon and from thiir dur!\bility nn•l uen.ttic-1-P, tb('y a.re de,;tincd to bccomo A FAVORITE SKIRT. Tuv. Rome (Al:i.) Courier says that a meeting of the planters was cnllcd ai (!entre, Cherol,:ee coanty, a few dayR smcc, fo1· the pu,·pDIM! of ascertaining the actual wants of the people. About 100 men were present, fivo-sixthR of whom before thll war had been thrifty farmel'F, Of this numbev, oply seven reoorted that they had corn enou"'h to last them until tho wheat han·est; 0 for a bushel of corn they now o~er a bushel of wheat after l.larvcst, or ten pounds of cotton Trm rebel _Ger .. Beaurega1·d passeC next Christma~. It is the impression of 1_hro11gh C;ncmnat, 011 ~be 11th en 1·011tel the editoi: erl.l.s.l}_r known t.J rur p:u.a oory oluer"rem-iUf1-0r [4/! ci.,rit Ol Opa.~i., Cota~ In· Jl_u,u1u, Boanenr of Section ntnu tK-r t>l01'l'l1", hod· ieu 11crc1 from the .NortL•FMt corner of the F.llst hi( ufthc Soulh-EKi;t riu•rter-of St>elion number tl.'n, nil in To1Vni.Liv numbt-t fort;-fh(' North, l~uge nuJu• lx•r lbree Ea11t or the thl~l principnl nie1 idl,m, contaiuint,e niuoty :tc11>A, UJOrt' or le,.s_ of \,}:id.1 tho late Jnmea: l'o1tle th"aite died ,wb.i•d,or 10 JU11ch thereof &a may bl' Mtfficil•nt t.o pay the debte and legaci(.18 of uid dc~d••nt r(•malnlng atill unpoh1, the personal e11ULte of uiJ dt"cedeut bavinJ:" b<"·<'n e)chaustl•d, imd tounU iu,afficleut for the pa~·01e11l of the ~cbt., 11.11d le~acle1 due from a.11.id d~ccdeut; nt "'hich tiruo and pince JG-~ nre heruby no lfieJ to nt.t-..nd uud 11bo11• ca1111e whv it 11ilould nei be &old for tL,, /mrpo&eN urort-i;;ald. Dated }[ay lit, 1800. D.ANFORT l NETl'L~~TON, Aduilniatrat.<,r with the Will auDcxed, c.,ftbe EBt&le ot J"II.Ulos Po!dluthwai.t.e, l>co'd. T . .$, W UElC...t..Y1 Att'y. ,,,- )fnnufncturotl 1olel_r l,y the SihT-r Skirt nod Wite :uanu• fo.eturiug Cou,p11ny1 i>O & 3'2 Barcln,· ~t.~et, New York. c.,;vtrr.~T_E1',_ l,t.fnyette, Ind., S0!t• Agl'::it for the We at the S1l-.er ~k1rta 111 Indiana nnd llliuul11. D. D. SABIN & CO. Sole Agents For South Belvidere&: Pecatonica. aprlO lilm • J ~ • I HHV 411293 HF3060a-b 88 HHV 411293 HF3060a-b 89

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