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UNITED STATES
CITY DESPATCH POST

POST OFFICE NEW YORK:-The Post Mister Gene.
by the eDny Letters should have hs adsue Of
81 f Y f9s d should a; Be uSdTEG
with three deliveries each day with view ,hsrsloI Ga
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ct Letters tiers 1fea by bes i N oss eo, hereby
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charge Of the Department and will be received for rapid deli
ve a. the s sS% % S,es e9gw Box.. the
Lowe: Post Offices yil be deposited heretofore,
P P request " made that they be sent by the CITY Despatch
1s sf%as.
sn ,ss r being s 20 free s the
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free stamp affixed to them Ar ornamental stamp has been
for a Sf' % f f OF @
dozen Or s. 50 per hundred the reduction Of pes for The
of those parties sending considerable number of circulars
letters intended be forward to the General Post
Office for the inland mails. must have free affixed
UNPAID LETTERS.
PAYABLE by the party to whom they are addressed deli
Letter. and addressed to the Editors of the p-b
une. MGsfT s Fg e FH ws
viii be kept fer Letters which parties wish place
der special charge Free Stamps must be affixed 10 such Let
for the ordinary postage and additional Free Stamp
be affixed for the but all such Letters
be cially deposited ut the principal Office.
The advantages offered by this plan
Frsf-The and Of all tered
Letters containing any special notice matter by which
legal evidence may be obtained Of the delivery the
and the immediate despatch of any Letter small
package requiring instant delivery
Secondly The certain and expeditions delivery Of Merean
tile Letters and Circulars of Invitations and Replies (ehsr
under Free Stamp unpsd) and description Of Com
mercia, Professional and Social Correspondence; thus bring
ing the distant parts the city, in effect each
other and providing the of very
moderate rate.
HOURS OF DELIVERY,
AT PRINCIPAL OFFICES
Upper Post Office, Park and Lower Post Office, Merchants
Exchange, every dav except Sundays.
Letters deposited before ga O'clock A. M will be for
:. l2H " NJ, P.M.
AT THE STATIONS.
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tlivery at 8 A. NJ.
:. I I'm
Limits of the u $. City Despatch Posts will extend
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HEMPsTEAp, Aug 10, 1912.
Pleasures of Hempstead-Ladies' Fan-Religion,
&c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
DEAR SIR
Wishing to get rid of the noise and heat of the
city, wendell my way to the Long Island Rail-
road cars at Brooklyn, which conveyed me to this
delightful village. a distance of 81 miles in about
two hours, having passed through the young manu-
featuring village of Fart New York, jamaica
Brushville and Clowsville.
Immense numbers of our citizens have resorted
to various parts of Long Island this season and no
where in the vicinity of New York can there be
found more pleasant place than this Being stu
ated within few miles of the ocean, the air is sa-
luxurious, and at all times ten degrees colder than in
Gotham" Daily parties are made up for fishing
and hunting excursions in the bay, which abounds
in game OF every description. In this village, which
contains about 1900 inhabitants, there are three
churches and five public houses, the best of which is
owned and occupied by Robert Anderson, and is
decidedly the best hotel the Island as his numer-
Gus guests will testify. AT this Hotel splendid balls
are given every Thursday evening" which are at
tended by the elite of the place. Before quietly
ting down IN your magnificent establishment in
Fulton street, do make us visit. | shall remain
here until about 10th September and will guarantee
you such reception, and such sport as you will
have cause to remember all the days of your life
which, Tor your own happiness and the best interest
of society," pray God may be extended until :" life
shall cease to charm"
This day Fair is being held at Anderson's by
the members of st. Georges Episcopal Church, the
proceeds TO be applied to the relief of the poor of the
congregation. The most active in getting up this
charitable affair is Mrs. G-n, the lady Of an emi-
nent lawyer in our city, who is now absent in
Europe-Msses Ok, and the fascinating Mrs
L-g and her amiable sister from New York. and
Miss Tn, daughter of the historian of Long
Island spirit OF rivalry has for long time exist
ed between the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches
of this place, which has called forth all the eo.
quence and power of the contendng parties. There
has been quite flare up between one of the minis
tiers of this place and his congregation There being
ed in the affair must retain the particulars for your
private ear, or wait for further Developments which
will probably occur, and which will be recherche.
There is much that would like TO write, but not
knowing how this will be received, will await the
result of this. So adieu LORENZO
My kind regards to Mrs. B. and Ia jenne Editew.
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CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
400 WAITER STREET

FOUR DooTS EAST OF cATHARINE MARkgT.
THE Subscriber having in his mandatory and under his
l. immediai snperntendence some Of the oldest and
most expenenccdt riders this city; and the best Of materials
building every description OF boats which enables hum 70
Furnish az he shortest notice Boats OF The most approved mo-
pUl,DEk Of The Sultan Of Muscat Pleasure Barge, the
Wave iazeile, Victoria, Atlantic Wakona, NC Also, the
Ann Of Peekskil Washington Of Pougkeepse. Duchess Of
Hyde Park Sylph and Wave 81 Mobile Geo tsvN', Of
The sail boats WI Crolus Fashion, Zanoni, Star and Ed
wi Forrest, &c.,s b, &c. iy23me od@c
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
s sssIsts / B Is gyk

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
i pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend
hently.
Leaving New Brunswick at so A. A. daily, (sundays ey
cepted) and the loot OF LbeI tyee New York ga r. NJ
Te country dealers and the above line very de-
sabe Tor the speedy and
Of every description and particularly Droyers and
Dealers Live Stock who have $50 head of cattle convey
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required.
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
sheer hogs &c. and all other kinds of merchandise very
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line subject any
charge in crossing the North River
The Company have fitted mp large storehouse New
Brunswick, adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
seopen for the reception Of meIchandise
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
o. Freight for Newark, Eizabethtown Railway, West
field Psnfeld Scotch Plains Boundbrook and Somerile
by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. IN
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CENTURY PLANT.-One of these extraordinary
plants, that blooms but once in hundred years, is
being exhibited at Albany and another in Philadel
phia
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Aaek
STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK.
VLa-SOUTH.AMPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN.
The days Of of this weiknown Steamship have
From Antwerp, From Southampton From New York,
On 9TH Nav, 1872. On 7th May, ls42, On 7f June Is42
Ni~ -, . 10th July, 7th Apg.,
It'll Sept 7" lnfh Sept. :" III Oct,
Price OF passage, meals included South smpon
Antwerp $7o-Stewards fees, 50 62h. The will be
served board the plan Of continental hotel the best
manner and fixed and moderate prices being only
charged when partaking Of the same.
The Of passage either Of the above be
preferred with meals and stewards included for
fg7 62h cents, exclusive of wines.
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship
For freight passage further nfonnston apply
II. W. T. X II. MALI, Agents,
ae2 6ms a Beaver street.
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COLLECTIONS on all parts Of the United States, made
81 SYLVESTER, 22wsIlst
aulsr and 100 Broadway,
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LOOK OUT.
He who steals my purse steals trash,
But he who fishes from me Of my good name
Robs me of that which not enriches him,
But makes me poor indeed.-[ Shakespeare.
MARSHALL.

A THIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT. No. 90 Chatham
street makes the above quotation because others endeavor
fitch from him his good name fame, and reputation. We
have than made public the many prac
tsed dealers and Others Of highly
reputed Troy Shirts Bosom and Collars. But that
positions the therefore, shall keep
facts before the public which will imposers
off their wicked designs Make mistakes therefore
MarshaPs only Troy Shirt Depot painted awning
and window. Be particular however, TO the narne Mar
shalls" window and about No co. only
Troy Shirt Depot situated about doors from the Of
Pearl and Chatham streets and on the right hand side in
20 MARSHALLs 81 and you are correct.
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and
wrist bands, warranted at dozen. ST. O-8-s 3oe-o
10 3o-l-l2-l2 @-i3-l6I6 5o-I7-I8.2o-2l-22 5o-2i25
3G32 5o3e-3s Plain Cotton Shirts doz S. 50-6-5
80. Colored Shirts, per doz SIS 50-6-7-8-9-l0- H.
Collars received-In addition large stoch of
collars Of description 1000 Dozen all Linen collars
so Dozen 62c-75cgc-Sl- 251 50-l 75-2-2 Is
a So 1873 253 80 and co. including STYLE
Mahal Byron Collars which have been so highly approved
Of These goods, with plain and rufe bosoms be
found at Of the principle ready male linen through:
out the city, andt the manufactured Marshal C only
Troy Shirt Depot No 80 Chatham New York. We
caution and Others against the many mistakes that have
been made of late, of tckeed
Of the windows Recoliect, marked ticketed
be window. But remember this the
Of with the prices attached will be circulated for
the benefit OF all These circulars only may be
window and, furthermore advise the and
number MashaPs, No 60" Ne patronage asked Of those
who beat down. jyl5 lmsc
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= Q y. IIN0IEINSOTlL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

ROATS Dinkey sail boats and boats nleasur, boats &c
&c The immense Boat Building Estsblshnei OF G L.
ingersoi f6 water ST. Catharnc Market one tho
most extensive IN the United States Here
beautiful pleasure barges and club that have
the rivers aud lakes Of America Also the barge the
eEa Of all the as,as several boat for Aatc Molach;
ING fancy boat called the John Smith Of Arkansas
sailing boat for Mr. g. Bannngs He has recently completed
lille boa; on plan. which has been pronounced BY
Of most experienced nautical superior be-
tore built At this establishment kind of boat will be
furnished with reversed bottom from mould, IA any wayto
SUIT the taste Of the purchaser Of whatever form they may be-
Tie materials all of the best quality pine boards beng No
part thereof large Of boats Of AZ KINDS
life boats, gigs, long, quarter pleasure Whisha ana race
boats be always found the miHuact M prices uueh
below what purchasers have heretofore phd anu liberal u.s.
the usual will be made to thoe VINO WISH TO sell
again Please call before purchasing sewhero you eau then
judge of my work-Refeences. r,
boas &C. Com e Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser. jy22 lmsr
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STRAW GOODS.

II, BENNETT 80 John and ny William streets, i'm
porter and manufacturer Of Italian and English Straw
goods respectfully informs his and the public in
that he has hand splendid and extensive
men Of ladies fashionable goods which he offers for
very much reduced prices. wiz French snd English
Dunstabes Italian Ruands, Fancy Sche and Imperial Ia
very fashionable and beautiful aicie) fine Tuscans Albert
Straws, sc. &c. - - .
Also an entirely article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet, which for the all The styles
yet introduced being light durable white and be
tiful, and will clean as well a tuscan. as lmrc
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Limits of the u s. City Despatch Posts will extend
anIs iw JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM Po,t Master
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Hempstead.
Of the Herald.l

Correspondence Of the Herald
IIEMpsTEAp, Aug. 10, 1912.
Pleasures of Hempstead-Ladies' Fau-ReHgion,
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"A CARD TO THE LADIES.
pARIs DRESsMAKING ESTABLIsHMENT-No
III East Broadway, one door from Market seet-MRS.
w. II. JEFFERs, late Miss 8. Puser of 293 Broadway
respectfully informs her former and Ladies
generally that she has tn. Dessmakng bus
the abovenamed establishment where she will devote
her their Service and confdt nIy those
ladies' who may favor her with their patronage that Dresses.
ed so perfect in style f., and finish OF workmanship
be eyceled of the mos approved establishments
Broadway and for much more moderate prices.
MRS. w. H. JEFEERS 776 East Broa.
NJ BMasters Misses and Chdreps' dresses made order
II the shortest notice. az m~c
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S~ a. OCEAN HOUSE Long Branch Rumson,
6w-fS13s Browns Dock, Middletown Eatontown Dock
k-and Red Bank, shrewsbury:-The steamboat
IOLAS Captain Allaire will leave New York from Fulton
Market Slip East River every morning at o'clock for Red
town DockD Returning, will leave at O'Clock each day.
The olas will above navigation and weather permit
ting until further notice.
All freight and baggage the risk Of the thereof.
"a ie1Q3 mc
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e@z R 5e2l
REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, com
oosed the following superior steamers
on with the sonngton and Providence, and Boston and Pro-
violence Railroads
MASSACHUsETTs, Captain Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer.
NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One Of which will leave New York daily, (Sundsys
cepted) from Pier No North River Battery Place. at five
o'clock r. M.
The NARRAGANsET on Monday, for stonington, and
The MAssACHUsETTs, on Tuesday for stoninSton,
The RHODE ISLAND on Wednesday, for sionngton, and
Saturday, Tor Stonington, Newport, and Providence.
Passengers on the Of the Sonngton,
may Railroad Cars and proceed Immediately Fovi
dence and Boston.
Freight taken 81 the following much reduced rates
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds or upwards 20
he cubic foot IS per ton, and measurement goods
cents per foot.
To Providence, measurement goods cents cubic
foot and specific articles per tanf b obtained office "a
roadway. m3i emr
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

T IOU THV NIdIV lNV9IstVI
Plan for ECliCyiu. the Stale from Debt
without further Taxation.


Plan fer Relieving the Stale from Debt
without farther Taxation.
We propose, in a series OF numbers IN
the State Register, to be continued for Sc
veral months, to present TO the people of
Illinois plan for relieving the state from
debt---a debt which now hangs with a
leaden weight upon her, retardmg her
growth in population, checking the enter
prise of her citizens, and poisoning the
fountains of her prosperity. We do not
say that we shall present plan not liable
to objections ; but we do say, that we
shall present one which shall strike every
reader as feasible in its main features.
Neither do we say that the state shall be
wholly relieved from debt by lis opera
ratons; but VIC do say that that debt shall
be greatly reduced (perhaps two-thirds)
in amount, if the principles upon which
our plan Is founded are enacted into a
law.
1t cannot have escaped the notice of our
democratic as well us whig readers, that
the late course of the Sangamo Journal
Alton Telegraph, and other whig paper.
of this state, in magnitying the amount o
our state inlebtedness--in publishing III
correct statements Of the acts Of our exc
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

Amount Of canal bonds i1TV0I ~ tic
governor since the force ing report
was made, Vi to the pr,a.u. time,
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NUMBER 81.

WAN wv PI'" VI 'l~'1l0l'y my eouh-
uymeh ieeI nothing else out Oh the
abundance OF me heaFt the mouth speak
en- VIII add' win great respect to
your majesty mat Such people cannot
&c put opW" WIZ. Tie sword
ne Mug mace d iohs pause as II
strongly impressed "''n 'ac H"'n Oh ms
.''n"tN'' al lehs'n, cha.gihg 'le sub
Jc''' nc "'"ou Co'' A'leh Il nc hhe" Dr.
! =, ,"'Nitn al" De'i'S 'n'"eic" IN 'ne
an. 'i'"''''' in4U,Feu concerning Ills OK,
'0'''''eN's WIN oIec'''c''y' anu APFeSseu
" CURIOSITY 10 experience al eIoc'Eical
S',o'N' ! III nI'"S" so'cFe's" seemed 10
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OCCASION 10 convey Instructions as 10 the
p''F''"'' 81 '''' astonishing Ho'o' lilAe
'c Ioya' i'ao''''oh was '"oS III a most
"aA'"@'y "PFooF' inc premier was an
o'".'eeo a5 III waning ne "ihg seem
gu LOT " moment o''U'F''u' 81 forgot
my appointment VIVA "o MINISTER sad
me- .'"' no '"'''r', "'I 'Sc''ew oNsI-
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-04

,broad-,o nrevcn, imm;cr,tion 10 il. ma.
king il but Ii,tlc better han , highway for
moyers over to N,issouri and law, who
pass by our lands. which are UNSURPASSED
in the world for theirrjchness and strength
of soil. and their beautiful diversity of
prairie and timber.
No man, nor any paper in Illinois, has
yet had the boldness to come ont broadly
for repadialion, yet the course which the
papers we have named have pursued, and
are yet pursuing, is gradually leading to
that dishonorable alternative. These pa
pers take especial pains to conceal from
their readers that the state has resources
in the large amount of lands which she
holds, and other propcrty--.resourccs sul-
licent, as we shall attempt TO show, to Ii
Ouidatc a LARGE amount of all her lust obi
,ro,;o,s
;,
we shall give III TINS paper Dut mere
| skeleton of the plan proposed. The basis
oc il - ~ C,Ilows.
-, ~. ,u a., I,,,.l, A..
ISL ~ 81" III" i'''"' "''""S"'S !" ''o
state, and receive in payment therefor
STATE honds or o,hor evidences of state m.
J,l.ol,,,.
"O"'C"".'''
I'd. To dispose Of the raj road now
nearly completed 10 Springfield from the
Iu;,n;, ,;,n, r,o nov, ,hor,c,r =, H., no.
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ce''t" IL s'''c uo""a' Vi o''e' c'"c''ce'
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published WEEKLY ny
GEORGE F. WEAVER g. JOHN HlSe,
La Sale street, one door from tie north-tUest corner
cfMe Public Square.


TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, ifpaid in
advance; Three dollars ii not paid before the cXpi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end of
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the FIRST insertion, aud % cents for each sub
scqucnt insertion. 4 liberal discount made TO
those who advertise by the year.
rfNo paper discontinued until all arrcaragcs
are paid unless at the option of the editors.
or 10 announce the name Of any individual
as a candidate for Office, the sum of one dOLL0'
will be rcquircd-to be paid in ADVANCE.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
bepost paid.
JOB WORK
Of every description, executed in the ncatost
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the seat of justice of La Sale
county, is situated at the junction Of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 300 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
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state unuer Inc ulstrioutlON law, amount !
ing to 100000 acrcs-the lands owned |
by the state in the city OF Cairo, 10 acres
the railroad from Springfield TO the
Illinois river. and the cars now running
upon it-and the state stock in the Shaw
neetown bank.
The lands entered by the commissions
ers are very choice tracts. They are
worth on an average $40 per acre in state
bonds, and would bring that sum as we
fully believe. The 100000 acres, not
yet chosen by the state, are worth gov
eminent price at this time, and would
rise in value from the moment they were
entered by the state. They may be as
sumod to be worth Sc an acre in state
bonds. The proceeds Of these lands
would then be rs follows:
! h3 acres at $50 per acre, S 0G,Gi0
!lO,OO acres at Sc per acre, 100000
bonds at 100000
57mi'cs ofroilroad complete estimated
to be worth its cost, Il the pay were
taken in bonds, 100000
$40 O,OO0oi ShlwncetowN bank stock
now selling above par for cash, cs-
mated to be worth in bonds (oycr
ana above the 900 bonds paid ln.) 100000
s5.9lo,o.o.
Deduct the whole amount rintcrual
Improvement and state house debts,
with interest up to Jan. 1913, Jf05GsO'
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Amount Of auditors bonds paid to the
Shawnectown bank on account of in
ternal imp't and state house debt, 369,999 |
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From this amount issued there is to be
deducted 100 bonds hypothecated
with the State Bank, which will be
taken up by the Fund Commissions
er, 100000
s0I Hypothetical to pay the
up, $4,000
Amount in train Of cotlec-
ton on account of the De-
lalicd debt, the whole Of
which is believed to be am
ply secured, 45s,O0O
Amount which will probably
be recovered from the Buff
falo aud other New York
banks, 100000
-- 10000
Amount of int. inn. debt. e5.lGG,4t3
Yours respectfully, ". GATEWOOD,
70 W. WALTERS, Esq. Sec. fund com. office.
State House Debt.
The amount Of bonds sold on account of
the state house is Sl28,000
From which deduct seven bonds rctun-
ed to the state. 1900
5l2lOOO
No part Of the above sum of $l2l,O 00
has beea paid to the state. The sum ad-
yanccd for the state house by the Shaw
ncetown Bank is not included in the
above, but is merged in the internal in
provcment debt, among the auditors
bonds, recently paid to the bank. (Sec
Mr.. Galawo0is sialcmont)
Carat Debt.
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And 4 leaves a U3TlNCo Of EI,oI| 5 i
IN favor Of the state, and wipes out
tdc entire debt Of the state arising
from the canal.
Resources trgposcF to be cppi'sf for the
Hg@;ia.'oa cr the ia'craat imprOcc-
meai and 3'a'e house }cjts.
The resources to meet these remaining
debts consist Of the lands coming to the