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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

COUGHS As remedy Tor Coughs toas, Asthiha
~ WhcSpir. Cough, splitting OF bpol aiid =. sieN.ios
the C.es; and Lungs the PECTulsAL lpNEl 81 LIZ :
EEWpET Stands urvaed. is reputation : iaIIF e>.4D
IiSed IS the ,o<t s- speedy and certain remedy ever o.
the Pablo IN the many hundred cases ~ w.e
this preparation has been used. no; sie instance :
Of is having failed i: efecES perfect cue II
stands hi l.! the estimation OF many ci Inc Hst fesfeet
s vsciss OF ;hi, city, who give evidence OK The coed
opinion they merits remedy Tor toa-
&c bv recommending is use by iher ssH's- 4hVse "Ho
have been S!- various preparations - itoui slee At
have hecOlpe discouraged are earnestly il'eV 80 y us
uiny respectable This city to 'sIlts q aa!
rlI) Who have been restored - h by is Honey oil LIZ
eIort. and who have reluctance - thelr names ape
In in ih9 papers, have eit tEeir es c'c EeSs "i'n
the propg Tor, and gwen permission 70 refer any person 20
them who ciay wish 20 MIKE inquiries relative 70 the sue
III; has attended il Price = Ve- boie o.
snle, wholesale. l27 MIideu-aue AID ~ fei - loan
olii Bower and SO Broadway D. j .. Se'iaii'-
:on so5 IIa1sor; " Watson. 81 Catherine J. I.rTei
sc Greenwich c SLAM, Ful.olstreet- BROOKLYN ana Of
Druggists se-e raIiy. no
NJ. james D. HOW'LL
Ldr Sira tie Fall o: 1857 contracted severe eoit
which bAtseG Il the efforts o: ny Attending ph.selS 70
cuGue- a. length they e4niidls informed ne key cosid
DC nothing nloTr-s; ny disease had eTeiiix afII Il
Lie last stays Q: consumption. In this safe L.ne W
de- severe and distressing cough, pain N te rnt >tae
ard Chest excessive pJsFlent eIec0ration sv'e ieel
Scd legs, nigh: sIyeatS. s2 surfing q BLOOD 9frief orous.
bottle q your Invaluable preparation rom HcA
received much bene: thai. Win Ply s'cIn effes;
request proS-ei half ozenTe Of a an pei>e
OF - vcr botte-kas the ss;1nhu1eis; oil III M; sEle.
perfectly cured disease pronounced o three .i-
cans Consunp:o rand past the possibility q ciire IN
>3rt ;ir-e send yor certificates rom ne ae<tsS An"
aeade; me Ii YOU opposed 70 IL & you 70
eiuSe this - e published n the pa9ersiSF i-as every
person o1s. u have by them il vi save many y2E1-
Die lives Believe me. Gesl- -,
Eye- yca- grateful friend.
&C 3r=w JOSHUA d HoRSET.
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GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WUOI ESALE AND RETAIL.

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCiPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. !.
Branch Sfores:-jls Bleecker street, New-fork' 5oi
Grand street. near suffolk lsl Greenwich stree near tu
ton 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn 50 Chesnut and 10 y
Fiith-st. Philadelphia; Il Hanover street, EoS;on'
g<vITE the attention OF City and Country Families and
Purchasers 90 their several establishments, where iHet
think Will be ioand by far the best selections OF ple am
unadeiteraef Teas in the United State ihc uuVeal
pcuuaritv and renown Of their house with reference 10
itch Qualities low prices and upright dealing Is too wei
understood 10 render farther comments necessary. ori
nal and only warehouse for the sale oi iowquas BLACK
Ted Observe ,"Stranecrs wi! be particular % rcnis
hr the number OF the principal store in Chatham street
W. 2l between Pearl and Roosevelt streets. Inc puzzle
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Te
Company have nothing do With any other stores EXCEPT
those described At the tor Of this advertisement 81
I,UEAP OIL STORE-The subscriber respectfully III
CCorms the public that hc continues the wholesale and
r,.aI Lamp oil and Spirit Gas q; his old stand Of very
superior quality ten per cheaper than be prT-
chased a; any other store IN this city. viz
Good Lamp OIL, per gal W
Superior quail Lard do.----..-----.- ~
Refined Oh Is: qali.y- .------------- 40
10 do 2d DO ...---.--.------ s2'
White Sperm do ----------------'
DO do ~ do -------------- W.
Do DO 81 DO ...-.-.---.----- MI
OIL Cans Of all sizes Lamp Glasses of all patterns and
descriptions and full assortment OF lamp wicAs, Con-
stantlv on hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired. Oil and Camplene sent TO
MERRITT SMIT-.
s27Yc 100 Greenwich. corner vssey-st
COYNNr's PATENT YEhsT.-The be-t article for
~ raising bread ever usod. Warranted Ia keep IN cver,
climate The American Institute, ~ their late fair award
ed Diploma. declaring this Yeast the best
article manufactured for raising bread bCckwhca
pastry, &C.
The Yeast Is an acid. which, being combined In proper
Chemical proportions with alkali mpreates the dough
with carbonic acid gas without affecting, ~ aly way NE
original properties Of the Ouri and thus, when baked pro-
tcng perfect bread Sold wholesale and retail - cts r
pound by GASSNER & YOUNG. 1872 Chatham 81. i!u
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RIAL ESTATE. NARhEJ. X-h
BHEeRrE. 0filcs. ...I

x. 30 WALL-,I'Kr.ET. NFW-YoRK -l--A-
'. have Tor sale u III rost fAv0r.b- r-ru,,
IHrNOvFo FSs Of al descriptions BAD prie-s. from 20 -
1900 Acs-s. aud from $3.50 70 szlBOo each.
Nt9s LAsDs IA N-w York: prrssy V,nia virginia, 80
s5uEi aezer Sich-in. Illinois, Iowa and " i'eo7in
Gt icsy fhas lsVre7taselif prices.
Water Pov-f nils F4ctores t4ds u hne Fottrr' by
Linz QulFtE r-lsfar Alum Burr StaHr,, Coal. irOI.
Lsld. CoPp<r AID Tsn.
w have soa- trset, u Sew Lands some Farnns and Nils
"a. ch IRE Offered or Cash q. Ersa, szsrLfcc
" respectful IT, all lJ li % furr1te Real Fs.ai-
u Gry descrip9s situate. uy part u =
and Learn fion Isesistr where thy lest oBlin
thl object OF their t-sir-.
oerA-socnrED AeENcY. -stsaGirg throughout Euror~
aa a-rlc1 ,r r-f,-: possible Tor s-!yBs
all vino Viii fayol 4 with Their c1ma1afs
a. DSWu AEgoLD BrTrcM & 20.
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CR0CKRR WARE.
CROCKERY, &c.

= f DEWEY
importer ard Dealer IN French and English
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
lg7 Water street. (orrosite |. :. ilorl,l
<sw-l OK
onl inform and the public, thai having been
making large additions TO his establishment he has u"" 20
offer them the and complete assortment 81
Goods in his Inc before op,ued IL hi; country iHolnd-
u.s. '''''' S5one Ware, Looking Classes,
Clocks, Solar. Astral and Hail Lamps,
Girandolcs, &c. &c re
All Of which will sold terms favorable tho.e Of
similar establishment 20 tbs I nl'-d state, 90 )
GREENWICH POTTERY
No pol vs., eighteenth st, between 9th aud 9th avenues
r;,HE aurntion of thu public IS called the
uces manufactured Al tins Establishment. consisting N
pant OF the following, VIZ:
Stone War tsfi'en " are,
Portable Furnaces, Fio"gt-t"ts,
Beer Jugs oNru-i e,
Chimney Tors, .'re.E-itcGS- 40.
Sto,,- BIick BtcLs y inibs for CRATES,
L,r-.Br.rk Fir Cement and Clay, SC.
Establishment the only OF the kinI M "a, GUY
all the above articles manufactured and sold p
rr> are respectfully invited call and they VIII b. supplied
ehe4j,, better tlsa be- had 10 the city
coo Portable Furnaces hand and fr1iy 1T ur
spring trade mr; 6m NAStllEI'l W SHti IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

IN CpANJtRt Before the Chancellor john Palmer.
Special Krerirrr No. u Jorph DAT Junior and s-
,d othrsE ips torecosui. nj mOrtga.s B w B1rusv.
OF thu defendants IA tins cnu,r whose place
~ rriracH Philadelphia the ~ frnr'ylyAu1
aud F-n,1p n1ds another of thu defendants thu, cause
hose rlae- 81 rs,rncr ~ Boston, tho STATE oi Nia
each ct them rrlnito rpr.fr thir hv
the died day OF July n-tt 31 Or the m hlrd therein VIII
h. f.s-u - them .nti -srh fhrn f.,.fv
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NJ. james D. Now1Il-

DEIvATE CoTILLIoS PARTIES attended % by a
Piano Forte md Violin Performer Of the test t-ien
in the City Inquire AZ JOLLIEs Music S;07r ISIS Broad
vsv do
SuMESTiC RAGSl0 rs ASSORTED O. at,s i.s c e b.
~ as lr {. w. F'IETn g Hrrng SIR.
AID Ui9pe gallons quality Lard OIL farsale b
~ a. DiETZ, BROTHER - co. i John 81
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by ORDER u Charles T. Daily, Associate judi 81 ts
Cuosi 81 toml1u Pleas. sGt for the Jiy and 9unsi
4 S-w Yotk-Sotice Is rhy gwen. rurfnsnt % ths "
the statute authorizing Attachments aEiift
,-ut hiers that N attachment ms issued ,gains nf
rtsi- Of Dawn stail-y resident North sunoutb sis y
lsSltenases AID that the will D. sold Tor ne
Of m rhts unless hr appear AMI discharge such setssi
according TO law. wihin months from the IT. ~ Is
hin by esicens Of tb. Stale and the delivery to him % -
hs OF any property within this STATE broasi5ss
Law ADD arr iIJstrd The ath hty Of March ls5 r
BrS. BESEpicT Il BcnEr, Att'ys for Attaching e''-"
mllgy IAv9m
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- : ORDER q Daniel rra;;, First judge 81 0.oaiags
40 County Courts and Counsellor I.aw IN the u.
p-Cre CDurtSoco Is hereby gwen that attachment
his ssie agairs. the Elijah Gsoi o. Commerce.
S-te 4 Midi grH nonresident debtor. due pcoofs
lade the said Judge &c pursuant the directions OF
the statute concerning attachments against sb>con2 rg
concealed nonresident teb;ors ard that The WI
be sold fo- tie payment Of his debts. unless h., the SD
KHah Croft appear and discharge such attachment ae-
coring Law, within nae months from the fr.t fub!-
cation q lids no;ce and that the payment Of any debis
due him By residents Of this state. and tie delivery 10
hri his OF any property within this state BE-
longing To HIM and the transfer OF any such property ~
i'm forbidden by law and voil-paie1 scpieG-
her goth. ls44. FORBES & SHELDON,
- llwtm Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditor,
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~ iNNtEEH -ii,ior- the Chinerof iohn J. lslmrt.
,scsi rtcy,.r Jh,i.iiauJ Burckl- and 1h'lour h
VIE Emanuel rulcklr and Others BILL ilf ipfcclsurr N
mott lre- - " Rpnnct, complainant, Solicitor FL Vail
street Jtue, Peck II the defendants ~ tins rHt.s
~ hos rtr at ~. deuce " ~ hic,sr ~ th- oi tln
IL ,if-d 10 1ui-lr th by the third d1v Of July
uett $3.50 the Bill filed The viii be taks confessed
,g as isN1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

DIAPER LAMP AND CANDLE SHADES-A fie a.
Il Of Efrach ahd American Lamp and Candle
Sfs5tss for sale " hnie,a- and retail BIZ
II DlErZ. BROTHER L. CO . John -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

y, EIsA I-iore the chancellor john J. Palmer
iSpect, R.rrirrr Samuel &. stevens nid oth-r'-Bil
Tor foreclosure nodass- > W Bonrry complainant
Solirtpr 81 W,ll ,irr-t. y samuel & Stevens of
the eieni'us Ia this whose place ~ rsdrnce n H.
NJ Illinois required 60 aptr THIS by f third
diy Of luy lJ the Bill filed therein will be- ti-n
t. con ,..d hy hun .S l.wtw
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IN IIIANiEtl -bc,ufc the h,nt-ilor-Juiu PALMER.
>r~il R'cr.y.r. " No p Josph Dart JUNIOR and WI.
and ots-till tor torecosur- 81 inottgagB W home.
complainant, Solicitor u WI. street. =. lossph Cow
fcfthW o the D. PENDANTS ~ IN. Whose place 1t
rc,i-rc~ Philadelphia IN The State az Prnrsy yaui. Nd
T4nrlrf RhObs, iotncr Of Oh, de-udints lhs c.uS..
Who's, .lIce residence Boston tr STATE NI1ssi-
ciu-r, rc Of them required 10 tIy-ir thi' by
TN hirdfy Of luly tIs5 or the Bal fled therein vii
hot Ken confessed hy them .t -sci Them.
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IN UHNNCERI Before thc hanceor-IohnJ Palmer
prci,l rcrr,~r ~, hhn T. Burckls sud harlour hi'
Wit Emanuel Hurckl, ,nd ohcrBtll tor ta.closr- q
r,orister-B. " Bunh-s tcmplrnmts Snlcii7r " WI
sf,-f tn.nu-l Buckle. of The tripndsnts tins
,u,- - hose. ulsg- IT p,irncrt the We. indi-s
on,r a. ,pc,r IN This bY h 'hd dty of October
nm
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n GIANCEsi -B.lof- The ChaBesilr-Joh1 J. Palmer
lSisca Recover ~ 10 81 Joseph Dart Jauior .nJ s,f
and otrskill for orrciU suJe uimofs g--B W Bunury
compliment. Solicitor, q Wal sret. iiosrph cow
ewaite 81 The defendants ia iN whose rltce Of
rrsicucr fhA ph, the % Penn, ylYtha aud
Ebe;yXrr Rhodes smother of the d-i-riHs thus cause
who's, place Of nlrcr Boston, the State u Ni.-,
chusetf echo them required % arrr 20 this By
the tbir diy nf Iulyuey (g or the Bi hed therein vii,
b. take confessed by them aud each Of them 81 sw'w
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NIILNERY GOODS.

t. LADIES AT-rEND.-iSAACES & RANSOM,
EsG1 No "a Johns; VII open tIs dS q - genuine
N-7p5.n Bonnet finest quality aHd Of t most
&C, O. mo- I'm
g l.EA IHt. G!P>t. no ih. CHS ,-J,T Gii-
sic. Of every and style us, rrcriFe' Also n
extensive assortment SiTIir Goods. such - Oa
Lace Veu,tans Prince .3ibert, Lace \eopolins ana
thousand and oth-r styles, which aired 10 % r0be
a, such uc-S will nduce 70 purchase VINO ms
call upon lmz3l T5AACKS LsiNsoN - Jon1-St
AIDES. WALK FoRwAKD.-A fresh suppl OF Ne
a-olitan and Venetian Ercesior Bonncts together
win btOns Of the richest patterns and OF III co!.Is AID
I,.rIes o,,,niu, by ISAACkS II RANSOM.
a. Is John ST.
C,FEI%1J RIBBONS AND BONNET Silks.
> STEVENS 81 Beaver hssuow hand the largest ard
~, .-d assortment e the Shove Goods 70 be- lound m he
Civ; Persons making tl-ar seec;icns where they
are sur b. suited aud that much 'es than the market
qr,c would do well 10 call efr. purchasing Max that!
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DN ORDER Of il- Hon. Ashley Snrnp.nn Fin. lDSe a
- The tuGa'y Courts Of the County ~ Moner, Nnsre
heeY gyc ha; s'iarl mont ahs sneh against ~ s'i's
Of JEFFERSON MORRISON. resident debtor. due
rOoi tie said judge tie directions - the
statute " attBcbnent. against nh,coBdnr. con
cegd and n0n-re.teu dhni-. aGd flHi the VII -
sold :1f ne u s dent Gus. he appear AMI SONAR
nc attachment according law WITHIN month. from the
publication ard tilht the payment ~
debts due the md Jefferson MORRISON ~ sdeGt' - i
STATE and the delivery 10 btn of any ptUpsy
within TIN stat. ben.ing and the transfer ,icb
property by b!rn fabdd&i by law and yod.ated
Rochester. shy : h. l-43. -
.f.,-,a.. H., Ar,aLtog ffalf0r mil fst,sr
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SxA FUR SAL IN the L,lyol Ee''irk, SrN-yer..5
y" Ilous. and u of Land situated "a Soth " al
street No. l-2 WITHIN iii-s muIut~s wax Of ~.
l;,lrr,d Depot 90 y. !. The House = = ie'at; 81
deep q turi4s hi. large piaZki the ind We iIrhrl
throughout also good Stable rat fn~rs, ,r-l' -. SC
attacked For farther lariiculr, inquire Of ~ iOt
corrr Of " arn and Wilmington streets OF W H. FALL
40 a.. me- ,,isss rs imc
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DOklDING SCHOOL FOR MRi;r. FUPlLS-liemI-
ID stead SEMINARY HsmJetrad l.. on branch Of it- /
year Circuars ats * j Ch.mbeTlins South " lem.
street Also NewmanS Book store. lH9 Broadway hs
Principal durius tie mouth Of .rl 70 Nassau ~ Sum
Inrr Term commences the first Of Alty.
mhi Pm. NATHANIEL DUNN. \. " Principal.
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fGHIEY SAMPSON. F.rt Jndyc. ikr
Af.o-ney lar Attaching f'efisf0r mil iHss srf
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.s,A TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.-rhe ad-
a vcr;ise-s viii exchange plat Of sixteen House lots
ground. elegantly situated about ono and hslf
miles Sorn Union Place having splendid view Of rho
Hudson River thrce Of the greatest oroughiaeS leading
20 tire property. Address NJ ". the Courier aud En-
of..rcr ,trc .Ipuc
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FOR THE EAST.

$3.50 - WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sr-ss.-S.-rrS NEwfoIS AND H0SToS RAIL-
Sfsrse'crrrsaa- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
woRCrSTER-C Composed u the folowias superior Steam
e., unninr IN connection with the NorpicA Aad Ro.on
AK, worcester Railroads:
YOECESTE Capt Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA. Capt pGsian.
NEw-UAVEN, Capt. Van PEI.
o-e 9: yhi. vii leave r1cr NJ. North River ,rvcSt,y
The Neu-usven. Capt vsn rei;. on T,sescays Tsgrs-
isvs So Saturdays. :; o'clock, =. "
passerce-s On sc arrival Of the steamers at ALIENS
POINT WI - Immediately forwarded h tie spleti1 spi
,r,rr,e.;,, t4rs oi tie Hss-sat ~ BOSTON. without
cil,c W rs ror rassase OK freight sTPiy on board
>, rfst - ~ " ALLYN ~ Rroa',sRv. upstairs
= - - Np!iJE--Ib- steamer NEtliNe
- HAVING ken withdrawn trutn NE rnntr 'rt
sS>SvrssS ne rr-sen; for The pups vt ta<'nf ~
r4ir a. nes hrers. rfd h~uH thuronzhT
rverh-u!i Throughout r ill >un,e her rsuN tus aSnin
for NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE and ROSr Ton IN ~ aecot
the i5h sf tpu In The msartue. those ,hhe 20 com
mute for transportation % steht during &c eniniis so
T,Ssfr Z DT1'S Agent ~ W--''tree'.
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- 10 0DD tEiLDN~--tor Sale or q, L-t-Ih-
fa obi Cigcuar Brick Buidlng known the Reservoir
18th street Broaiwav BOwerY aud tniuh
Sgu,rr Thu House stands g. --t hi.h under lr cnuesis
rt IA ind be converted mo several rooms ot
about 2aaG zach being equal room ~ r-i b. lO' Can
b, 1,.ht or leased at a very low April ~
nts W SPfrG 4 90. 30 r-iri -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-24

The committee propose at that time that
the state should resume the payment of the
entire interest, +; paying in 1913. one-hall
by taxation, and the balance in land scrip.
The following calculation assumes the
taxable property of the state in 1913, to
be SlOO,000,000, and the rate Of taxation
for interest purposes, . mills or 20 cents
on one hundred dollars. 1t assumes that
the increase Of taxable property after the
completion Of the canal. will be 10 per
cent. per annum. and therefore the amount,
of revenue will increase in the same ratio.
The table will then show the amount
to be paid in money and land scrip for ten
years, at which time the proceeds of the
TAX, without any increase of the rate, will
pay the entire interest.
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no Farmers,
ND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,

AMI HE fUBIlC GEN ERALL1 :.
VENiE subscribers having leased Mr.. Stadlen's
Il Mills in Dayton, would take this opporiuni-
ty gratefully to acknowledge the liberal patronage
they have received, and to solicit continuance
Of the same.
Cash for Uheat,
At the highest price the market will allow for a
superior article, will at ALL TIMES he given.
Great pains will be taken TO have constantly
on hand superior article of FLOUR for EN-
CHANGES.
We would also state that Mr.. Sadaen is ad-
ding two more run of French Burr Mill Stones,
with machinery of the most approved and modern
style for custom and merchant work. and when
completed viii make this mill decidedly the best
in this section of the country, and from the expe
renee and practical knowledge Of the senior part
ner who has been 40 years in the business an as
surance Is given that all business done at this
MILL will be in the hes, possible manner.
Please give us a call G.. MANN IL SON.
n. u. WREAr FIGURED for Farmers or Mer-
chants on liberal terms. First rate barrels can
always be had at the Mills. q. W. d Son.
Dayton. Dee. 81, 1914. r2S-tf
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IS 0i0 600
Inierest,4,S 90 600
S32l0,O0O

SO 100000 as u sinking fund to meet prp.
cpal of state debt.
The first table shows that in ten wears
$l,l00,000 in round numbers will have
been paid in land scrip. Have we land
sufficient to absorb this amount, of scrip ?
We have, and more. We have unsold.
exclusive of canal lands, 234.37l acres :;
which at 50 per acre would produce, ST.
l7l,5S5.
If we carry out the calculation, as in
the second table, for ten or twenty wears,
we see without any increase of taxation,
sinking fund will be created, which, in
process of time. will pay the principal of
the debt.
Your committee believe, therefore, that
they are justified in saying that the pro-
posed increase Of taxation, if made the
permanent rate, will result in the ultimate
payment of the entire state debt.
AS to the amount which such tax
would raise. at the rate Of increase per
annum, your committee would remark,
that the quantity of lands becoming taxa.
BILE in the state is increasing with great
rapidly. The number of acres sold the
past year in Illinois is nearly one.half the
whole amount sold in the Union. The
number of acres taxable for the wear
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-24

amount of taxes actually paid by the coun-
ties in proportion to their wealth and po-
pula,ion. The Auditors report on this
subject shows that in several counties the
amount received from, exceeds the amount
paid into the state treasury. This 1t is
hoped the new revenue bill herewith re-
ported will prevent. Your committee be-
lieve that the most happy results will toll
low the small increase of taxation asked
for, that it is our interest not less than our
duty to impose it, It is due no less to
our own character and reputation than TO
our creditors. We conclude by express
ing our deliberate conviction that on the
imposition of this tax, depends the COM
plelion of the canal, the ultimate payment
of our debt, the growth and prosperity,
and reputation Of the state.
In view Of consequences so vast, re-
suits to be accomplished affecting so
deeply all which we as citizens hold dear,
we will not believe that the general as
sembly will hesitate. Time will show,
if we carry out the plan proposed, that
our noble state is neither ruined nor bank
rupt. There is wealth enough beneath
our soil TO pay the debt; it needs but
strong and vigorous hearts and industrious
hands, (and surely we have enough OF
tbese) to dig il up and cancel the bonds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-01-24
Fashionable Tailoring,
GEORGE SMITH

~ ESPECTFULLN returns thanks to the ci.
I q tizens Of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit continuance Of the same. His Tai
briRg Establishment is on the south side of
The public square, over J. & G.. Armour's store.
He is prepared to do work on the most rcasona
bic terms, and warrants all garments made bv
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted 70 ftif properly made up.
The latest fashions from New York CITY are
regularly received, which enables him to furnish
garments of the latest and most approved style
Ottawa, Jan. 10, tS45. 3O,f