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secured a good foundation,- so it is day by having a short cxeroise in superior to all others in' uso, gives Naturalization TbeorJe* _ . , -also-impos8iblo_to draw out the facul reading. He called upon each in -tfaem-the opportunity to seleot proper Much alarm is manifested by our adopted ties of the mind without first "having ber-of-thc clais to read, and made it seed and properly clean it too. Many citizens at tho recent acts of the* English > No. 5 *- and German governments in arresting some secured** good physical development. a drill exercise. Ho thought "tide -farmer8-haYfl_a mistaken notion about iSATDEDAYr JAN; llrl868; of out adopted citisens who have returned this putting out seed, and think it is "a Wo don't think much of the 'doctrine flranch too much neglectod. The to their nativo country. Much Ignorance UNION I. O. O. F. of developing the mind at the exmooting then closed, until 0:30 p. m. grcat speculation; butsitoh is not the exists as to what protection fs promised to i -s pense of the body. There are other Met at tho appointed hour, and- al case. The only object in putting out our adopted citizen when he passes out ol Block,. -Block'. ;t) '.Shatfbona Lodge, No. 291, roods erery Tuei arguments to bo used in favor of em flax seed is to secure a clean and pure dar. mgbt, II. S. \yATTLu8ee. though not many present, on account our domain into that of a monarchist gov ployment. Man, from his curious of tho darkness of tho night and the crop of seed in the-fall. I say then, ernment. The English and Gorman gov-" EARLVILX.E, Ilrlri • Earl Encampment, No. 62, meets on Wednei- complex naturo, is either, as 'a rule, roughness of the roads, wo had a to all farmers, sectiro clean seed, and ornments still ndbcro to tbo old idea that a -<{• day evening after the fall moon, and two weeks sow no other at any pricb. Often subject cannot transfer his allegiance, that SJc'J;- • thereafter., II. S. WATTLU, Scribe. progressing morally and mentally, or pleasant and interesting season. The •W ATT I_a-DES ;S tho subject cannot extricate himself, that elso deteriorating; and it is also true timo was occupied by remarks from times seeds dctcrioY&t'o so much by DEALER IX ~———:.-•>" " " once a subject always a subject." that unless the mind hns "active and Jjthc following gentlemen : Mr. Day, sowing the scooudyear that I have been unable to pay, l>y fifty cents per Oar government takes a position exactly .^l^'t-C. B,> a; B. R. Tune Table regular employ rrjeiffiTAvill deteriorate. Prof. Hall, Prof. Freeman and Rev, Drugs, Medicines bushel, the markot price of prime opposite. We adopt cttizeni und* allow citi •^ri^^ffil^^P 1-JE.~. .'Bilij. ~ I>SMND. EAXL. Maninsx. Agoing every person knows from actu Mr. Morgan^of this place. zens to cxpalriato themselves, of course. P1NB TOILET SOAPS, FARCY TOOTH, HAIR AND NAU> AROSI1E8; mFraEBxi^''^®>o " Passenger,..v..18:48 pu 1-2:30 ru 12.16 PM al experience, that the happiest period seed. This is a fact that sorne of our 0:20 " Mr. Day talked principally to tho We can carry out and onforce onr theory AND FANCY ARTICLES, V • • ••- •;. •'. -.. * BlOi " farmers have been painfully ifevare of. j; --i.-jNiithtEiprMi. 2:50 A* 2:82 AM 2:17 AM of his or her lifu was passed while ho ... ,W»T Freight.. 1;3S ru '12:50 ru patrons" of schools, and thought they outsido of our own domain by treaty ooly. ScHool Books BlankBooks & Statiotrety. ow'-- 12:30 rw 1 Many farmers are qiluagi&ai^ftospoet /'...•>• WlST. or she had active employment. We ought to take more interest in the Furtber our Cabinet Ministers-aTjAptber Ali0i th, ceIebrated p.p. AI|,B j tfOLO PESS. aodThe ^Sou'kafy^^^^ 11:28 AM 11:48 AM started out by swing that all mankind of seed market another year; That eMail;.,...Jl-.ioAM «:03rM C:20 ru schools) visit them oftencr and try to statesmen havo not been Informed in their] CUTLERY. TR VSSBS and SI/O ULDEK Bit AC AS, pare WINES and LIQUORS for • ^X^T^'i i 3:12 AM 1:27 AM should bo employed, and we leave offj is a matter rather early to determine opinion or claims when tho question of the medicinal parpo.w. Kernel.. ^{^"J^jJ,^""*. »/• VoM aod »/*,'- '^'fgjjg. r-ff~^lght Exprfii.-aso AM mako their children moro punctual 10:02" » 10:34 •' by saying that there .An' reasons un upon. I hardly think any of our grain power of our, government to protect its J and regular in their attcndoYice- at "J. E. GAILMOS, Ag'L Faints, Oils, Colors, White Leatl8A Tarnishes nnd Glass. ^ answerable to warrant tu-ii) coming to merchants would be willing to fix adopted citizen* has been mooted. school. The others dwelled princi 8pariog no pilot In keeping mj slock complete in all articles of joy line, and bnying~oaty the the ocnclusion that su<-)| is the dettgn Ono Secretary of State held that the genuine medloines, I invito all to call and examine for themselves. fZg" Pbrsiclsns Prescriptions -SALUTATORY. pally upoq school government, which rices on wheat or oata for next crop, of tho God of nature. V. T. adopted citizen returned to bis native coun earelally coaponoded >t all houra of day and night. 'It is with considerable trepidation was interesting and amusing. One ut flax seed market being more ro- E try at his own peril, that oar government H. P. WATTUES. ^haUye presentto the world, and par of the most interesting incidents re liabUmnd steady wo shall fix prices was not bound to protect bin against the FE0M SEEDING. lated was of Prof. Freeman's school. ticularly .to^LaSallo county and Earl- •at a fair figure for a' ' least one half known laws of another government wben VOSBURGH, • UXitniN(i|A])ec. SO, 1807 Last suramor,_when a circus was per I^^.yHle? this, the first number of the (t.v- crop, and pay market price for the he voluntarily placed himself within its PHYBICIAN A SURGEON, Earlville, III, Of R. F, SHAfj - |~i>.zRTTE."" Ono oC our contemporaries MR. EDITOK In accordance with' forming within a tfcw rods of the other half. Much depends upon the jurisdiction , that each government bad the fice, No. S Union Block. Particular attention -Jji paid to FtHale toal|>lalbtT. Dealer in_ fe^says "-we have no experience in the the request you sent by Prof. Hall, I school-house, only one of the pupils action of Congress on financial mat right to regulate its own affairs, in its own ^'pflntingUuBineas." True,—and this send you the following as a report of attended the circus, aYid that one only ters, about prices another harvest. I way, within its own domain, that persons HROWVP ; the proceedings ol a meeting held in voluntarily placing themselves within any oKtJW-Nii, i".\^ may mako moro necessary that on consent of the teacher, showing have no doubt, however, but that the DRYGOOD^! UUB place, styled a "Teachers Asso what good government i an do. particular domain, did so at their own peril,! JJ,TT0RUBY - AT IijflL^fVj f^_thorough,cohstant and substantial sup- flax crop will, as usual, pay the farm ciation," conducted by Mr Day, our that our government will not ensure any Groceries and KovM6nC^iV~~ The proceedings"of the evening er as well, if not better, than any olh- ono again*! burning who voluntarily jumps Solicitor IO Cbsnccrj and Btnkruptor- rn'lllHy Xnluinl nilyinrintPtnll.nl [ f\-=nitt- into '.he fire. KARLVIU.E. LiHslleCo, /ii/.VO/.s gjfc£|jt'«fts WO represent, and for whose wel were very intercnting, and thn»i.t who #r prop raiseil and pray farmers do BOOTS & S:BX>ES,^;2 cd by Prof. Hall, of Karlville, mil Auulliei—held that if minora coming lo ' ^faWwe labor—without which no listened to the gentlemen who spoke, not think by this that I would advise tiiis country completed their eitizenxbip HTONK a woouuy vv'ARb, KU'riu.\B,-«tcV~'— Prof. Freeman, of Iceland WM. K. HAIGHTS I^£;&;newspaper enterprise can lire,-much scemeH to think themselves well all to put in (lax to the exclusion of here, and afterward returned lo their native, At iht PM OJIcr, The Institute met ill the old Hop- country, busmen* or pleasure, were claimed j EXCHANGE payi il for attending The entertain- ,, u , , BANK. ^"^'.-•losa prosper. The business men, and ilher itaplc erops, bj no means A fur military or other RIlurvice , said to be due t _ ... . . ,, „ MERIDEN, IXihr lilil OIIIIIIII, ,il P oVIm-l. n in , up the ., ' ,„ „, Dralls bought and sold, uepoilla received, and ^i.Xcitkens of Earlville have lonj: felt the WfiH el'-e-l by -'p;i"i th'it old and variety of i nips r< the most profitable their native country thpn our Kovcrnment, Uooev Loaned. Ooternmeot Hoods -7th of December The house una must protect lliem Otlierc, still, whose bought aod sold g^cc'oasit^.xjf.ji newspaper published f imiliar tin Old Hundred." and reliable""" V'i furnier—Hl«nuU._piiL : called to order by Mr. Day, who de ipidloiia arc wi cat weight, assert. Minard' "& OarpentBr's ~' it;tUls point, lbrthe adyocacv of local SATI Ill>.\ V lihi Js, IT.T. in all one Wind of a crop. Flax being that our povcrntneol irt boum , ^ftV# }*r*\JtA /wysiA.', M any jmrtJLuraja 1 voted the firtit Imlt hour to tin* enb ^'*»»" »f»n i.-«t allrlmritoM proltL't 1U I • ejr^sJ^onU the dittusion "of TocaT The hoasu vv as hllc- J both I'ureilUW! more ra'ily Illirv'^Mtud than uu> other tlnplc'l t from the ject of spelling, in which he attempt ,A. CfTDE, B,We-proposo to devote ourself and afternoon A number of teach crop makes it tho most desirable. •late of thuir naliirall/ulion Of the sound J ed to show the importance of that n.-.ss of this lust position there is •oino'Tjnnm >A' CUTiTF MAT/'T'D : Jr"work; and hope ^o deserve, ers arrived Tin tirsl half hour was .Many, last year, cut it with a Header, nr LELANB, ILL. ^^v^ branch. He drilled the tca'hcrB for • loubt It u also some times easier tons i-DUUI allQ OIlvJIi MA ft riH, occupied by Mr Day in dulling the 1 l.tec'elre liberal support, by rarc- thereby HOV ing muoh lftbor; -vnd now, HLTI than to enforce n claim. It is also true Two doors south of I'ost olllco,' r a while on the sounds of the \arious XI^RXaXTXXaKaZX. ILL. Our friends will find us at tbe old stsad,"n!tb™a " 1 and laborious attention to the tank class upon the subject of spelling. Mr Kditor, as tho season approafln'i that as a nation, we are in a better position | large assortment of - letters, and tho characters employed in mf the pnsnas vo loflnence of a great; Please examine my work and prices. "ore' us. Prof Hall followed with the sub for seeding I will, from time to time, January 1, l-'-s During which tinio Prof. Hall arrived, nan.in than when Mr Kverett propounded' From-thc farmers of La^allc, I.ee. ject of Arithmetic, dwelling particu wrilo you some articles on the manner hia theory anil soon after Prof.*Freeman. Held Ai mntlors now stand the question of pro niisjuuoraT. : larly upon the contracting in the dif of putting in this crop, and also make SAMUEL WILKY, ind DcKalb counties we hope to rc- an intermission for a few moments, tection to adopted citizens seems to be about lY&'eruI support, and in turn ferent rules. It was siirpriiong tosre other sugcestions that will be profita as follows Physician and Surgeon. BOOTS and SHOES?* after which Prof. Hall took tip the 1st .Salurahzed rilizons who return 10 propose Jo devote a goodly portion of how fast he could reckon iiuml" rs by ble to fanners. C. S. MI-SHON. _ Office, south-east corner of Union Block — Of itjlaftad q unlit/ tb*t will pleaio custom*^'; " Huhjecl of Arithmetic. He proposed ibeir nalivo country aro amenable to tbe Reaidtnce, nr«t door north ol the Presbyterian Jiouirj 1, 18r»S. . ?\ > -wV -Qflf. HpacsLto their interests, with es- tho use of contracting. Above all he; laws of that country for arts done while Church IhaLcntietsm be allowed, and .all bo Earlville, Jan 1, l-«7 p?:VF?. •', .— —t .-.-T- :l«-«ired tho ten< hers to maki the KAMI VIM K, Dee. nth, 1«07. there, but not for nrts or words dune or said &L?%r ..-Dccial-care to procure for their |)eru- as willing to be criticiit-d as to crili studv^oT Arithmetic as practical as h«rt-, c.iii.cqucntly the arrest ol Warner for i>'.'.5k^.jfel.articles from tire pens of our own ciS' others, which plan he said he had EDITUU QAZETTK.—Your prospoo- words soi'l in New ^ otk is contrary to our z&T i -si. L. A. ('HOOKER, pos/ible. Hp related a number of tus for the forthcoming * ?}S.J law. -T - agriculturalists. | purauo'l in Ins school, and thought it l —;-„! J , *2d; N»'.iMiy?(l • nzerts who r«turn to 1 ±TTORITEYVAT-LAW, :.. - .-To-aH-our-subscribcra "o v"""'"*4ap-piugttiit c«ere»»t* Tlliew class, acac- > . .v . -rSf avl^ntfrprlsirrMr their iisii'L roiintry ut engage In any re- p-TOfr- V"""" "P t n ! If t»fl n ff>w mo r \ Washington , '•y--' , faitbfuriafror lor tTi7> interesu of mir | { * hehon or 'otV •'her at I against tbe laws of] Corner of Meio cepted Uio pro'ponitiou, and there w%re lmpe il will HM- OCtd. Thuiu uughtS tu r • [.^ ownjscction, a careful collection of the menlsir the subjn t of '.rannuar, That (ft* ' miPi't imm -i*rrde tho pcuslttos i ItFyimT.f TLT SOTS. sharp cri'icidim made, which were be tutere.st en ugh in this community news o'f/theday, a congressional sum- and related a few i:>ecdot< - illiutra- of those 'iw», it arrettr.i wiihin iho boumls - —— both nmiiMiii; and intti citing. He tn support mi ••nforj.riso of thaidhd^ -^5=—-_rmary, a-good selection 61 im»uellan}, ling the iieceHsity ol having a prasti-j ° ad-'t'tr^uj'Bbo h»vo • declared llieir in- BKJ^WN.it Ml N\SO.\ occupied the most of his lime on the Wo need a publie channel through -lelillonw/' hot have not " taken out full pa--l lleslen in "clS Also*t5rim"pTOve the quality, vnl- eal know ledge ol this brain h—after best way of teaching ni.h"lar-< to whi< h we adjourned for dimur. which to ('omirtunieate our thou^its •TT^-nnd sizo of tho GAZBTTB when our write and road numbers, which he il return to their nativo country Martin DEY GOODS, GROCERIES, Tim meeting rvnss< inbii d ut 1:30 soci.illy,morally and politically. Ccgint Ko.tza wJio was seized by the Austrian ^i7-lwt~6f subscribers, and advertisers lustrated upon the board, and by Cr*