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, 1859-01-21

TIE FIRST TnA1S.-Tlle Cedar Valley Tires, O.
the Eth, says large number OF citizens from Lis
bon and Mount Vernon went down to tile track
List NondIy, tnc the purpose Of riding into Linn
County on the first trln uf cars, the track having
been laid ac1o>s tue county line 4 out eighty ruds
As the train went ACROSS tic line into Linn County
the people became jubi!ans, and lave thrrc hearty
cheers Tor the Chlclso, lava and Nebraska Rlil-
f'ul. Ihe cars are unS rua'in, To Lisbon,
fifteen miles frtm CedIr Rapids.
4 SCBTEERASEAS FoUSTAS.-t Iiborer vbile
eScayat1u5 uuuer ojn- zap rocas' in Mckinzie's
dissiuys, on M0nlAy, wls a,tuul-}le1 at sort of
hulljw. rumbling sound. Hpwev r, &c picked
away, aud IN q lew minutes "brpk= through and
was considerably astonlsltd to dud himself stand.
iny in natural fountain Whit shot q stream Of
mud and water OVER the top OF biz head. He
u1ade yood time III reaching l dry spot OH upper
terra tlrm9 1t Is supposed that tue water has
frlcSlcA through spme clty.ce from abuye, and
bad form Il small reservoir 4. this particular
s!ol.-i}ubuque 1press.
FIRE At Mr$copA.-W. learn that the Chestnut
Hpu;t, at Muscola, WIS burned to the ground la.t
sAtu dly- II vas 'arGe, new frlutc building
and tlls fir. caught in the roof, from q store nine
carcle-siy thrust through. The hJu:e Eas 50 cou-
struclel that considerable ot The cyntents could
not be saved, anu the loss to the proprieiors il
seyesc,-1fddisoa Journal.
. The St. Paul Iimes s4ys e1,rts ate being
made fur tue removal III the Winuebago Iudian3
from their present Reservation, They occupy
cue Of the richest sections o! Minnesota, and pre-
sent formidable hagrirs IL 1apd settlement.
The denomination Of the one dollar note Of
the Suite Bank Of Iowa occurs on the note orc
thousand TWO hGudted and thirty y-nine times
Nut much Chance fer alteringlt 1t.
The farmers Of D'ue Elrth County, Ninns.
sota, are rak'os melsarrs to organize an Agricu..
tuT1l Society. They are to meet at Mank1to On
the 18Th OF FcbruA: to perfect arrangements.
, 1859-01-21
Correspondence Of the N. 7. Tribunal
WiaarNG9n4 I'm Ts IL

WAsalaG7o1. Jan. IT, 1St9
The movement looking to the acquisition of
Cuba is regarded here bJ all parties as y mere
electioneerlng dodge. II is desperate attempt
BY Democratic leaders to raise a new issue with
which to divert pubiic attention from their
wresched mismauagement Of the NATIONAL 6aao-
ces aud from the embarrassing question attend
ing the revival Of the African slsve trade. Thev
have not the slightest hope Of acquiring Cuba,
either bJ pureh .se or acquisition, and laugd
openly in private 1t the folly Of e1pectin8 Spain
TO rel'nqutsh her nost valuable pr'vince. The
movemeut is humbu9 transparent trick
the last device Of bsttl.d and despairing poiti-
Clans They wish 10 get up popular agitation
for the acquisition Of Cuba, and then charge
upon the Republicans the inevitable failure Of
tho attempt to acquire it
Their recent Senatorial caucns was a sham
the mere cloak Of cut and dried programme
the object Of it being 10 II public attention upon
the matter. The Caucus aaeeted great secrecy,
but a written account Of the proceedings vas
handed u a reporter soon after the naetog DIS
solved, and the Senators themselves hsve since
taken paius to make it public, being apparently
totally UNCONSCIOUS Of the arocisY Of their prop
osi!iona Their speeches. reported BY them
selves, sound like The plosliugs Of banditti or
pirates planning the seizure OF some rich town.
Ar. Broderick said, on bearing An account of
the CAUCUS, shat 1t resembled tho meeting Of 4
gang Of burglars.
, 1859-01-21
The New Territory,

ECAFTe-Iohdence u the New Yosk Tfma1
TArH1o1oA jan Il, 1869.
The Interior Department nas teen sailed uuon
by the Territorial Committee Of the House for
information concerning the proposed new Terri
tory OF .'Colonia,' or !" Platte" The reply
will be communicated 10 noosro~. and embodles
the following information: 0ne year ago no
whites were within the proposed boundaries, e1-
cept a lev srsppera- The gold discoveries OF
last year attracted large number, about i've
hundred OF whom wintered there. In the CON-
Ing sprlng many thousands Will us doubt 70
our, Ind government viii be aecessary, The
Country u r1ouutAtnous, uaat Tor agricultural
purposes, and buuject 10 violent nAii.eaAns
everJ-yeAr- Gntd IL found ou tho essatrE.: md
no dtuet will be On the wrstern alons ~, tha.
mouasa'ns. The Mexican Mining lsws are ~.
commended fur the 9doptou Of CouRrem Thr
1udluns aro nu uuerous but have nat fxsd hon..a
--4se uoznxd,c in their habits. Bhsu reattTx,
tionb are Recommended; -sat 80 money sanuitaa.
Tht iod1aos a. AuIss Are not 80 we'll of a thrv
tc ssfe ,no.t cx esa'gf o *ss s{?a etst 4R*nan
them have resulted IN making ,nem miserabta
p1upess: Tho Repsttnept urges tho necessity
ses.s ":4o1tsnu " "a IN appropriate nane t5r.
.se ~. proposed TsEriteEy- M. :s!ephtus ere'srs.
, 1859-01-21

The Washington correspondent of the New
York C',avier tays that Mr. Lander proposes to
build railroad from Pacific City, On the Mis-.
aouri, Ct this mouth of Platte R,ver, To Salt luke
Cnv, Tor $4,000 per mile. provided t5at he Is III.
lowed to import his rails without duty, and be
assigned one eec.lou Of land for eaeh ten miles
of tho route; or, paying the dulles on the rai|s,
be o!1eIs to do the same work for 1900 per
mile. with the same allowance Of land. The
distance ID ,lot miles. At the first rate, the
total cos. would bs i7e million i've hundred
thousand dollars; at the second eleven million.
, 1859-01-21
Ohio State ASYLUM for the Education
aG l.iinfls. f,t,iidHan


An Institution of this character has been in cx-
is'cuce in 0hio for Two years, From tue sccond
Annual Ecp'rt "f tie Trustees and SupeIintend-
ent, Te learn toat tie prcScu. humber OF pupils Is
twcntysix, being ncar double the number re-
celyed during tie first tcrm. OF these, eighteen
ate l'om poor families and ate State icnelciares,
~hie eight arc supported either wholly or ia part
By their f:;enls. There arc now more than tiny
applications Tor admission, aud others are being
received iu such nu,nb-rs as to justify tue belief
Of tile permanence aud increasing usefulness OF
the lu-ti:dtun.
The pupils all exhibit well marked cases Of
id'ocJ, ind must lest thoroughly the capabilities
Of the system aJ"ptcd for their improvement. 4
IN j 'rity h4ye exhibited m !ikcd change fur The
better. lew ll.vius advanced in The simplest Gle.
m"n's Of an ord'ntry education ain 1t Us rapidly
as the majority of children, and all having become
mare cteau!y and t,actabic.
, 1859-01-21
Kcnoaha and Rockford Rnilroad.

Tue Rockford Democrat hays: alt is with un.
s.i9ued pleasure ihat we make the announce
ment that the iron for the western end g!
this road has Teen secured. Mr. Charles II.
Sp~f3rd, who returned from New York las.
Saturday night, informs Us that he CONSUMING.
ted m arrangement in TINT city for iron enough
for the road from this city to Harvard, side
tracks and oil. The iron is to be delivered in
Chicago By the frs; day Of ne It June, and soon,
cr. if possible. We hope to take ride On this
road ne It b 1f JuIyH
, 1859-01-21

Differences had sprung up as early q. 1919
between the foreign bondholders dad Ms. Lea
WITT. in regard to this matter. The ,wo bond
holders' Trustets we're tn be elected, md Mr.
LEAv1rT was informed that his re, election de
pended upon formal reuuncistion OF his de.
mand. In reply. he addressed letter to 7. ".
"ARp, Z q. Chairman of the Boston Commi:
tee Of boudholders, which is as follows:
DosTox, Apri! =. 1919.
T. ". WAnD, E:q.
Oenr Sir: find that tile authority of the
Bn+fon Cnmmlftee from tue Loud III Commit, q
makes II couii.n IL the re election oil Trustees
tl.at all claims on thtr part agalnst lie Trust, th.
State, Or 'he subscribers, shnula be formally re.
nounctl and oil differences tu4l1y s.t,ed, Tie
Boston Committee decline hug into The merits Of
my clai'u inr compensation, Or Of The claims fur
Interest. AS however the Cuinnittc" unanimously
desire TO r-clect Ile :As Trustee with Capi.
swift. con-cnt to be 50 rc elected, lcayjn. it with
Mt. Rates on his arrival to decide Oh the unsettled
points mud with bis 4scision shall chrerlulIy ac
qaesee. am. dear sir,
Very respectfully, your ob't sery't.
n fr 4ytTr
, 1859-01-21
Letter from an Elgln Dairyinan

1kr~a m
not,.sd sAs nn.a.'@a1h ..a'aae =; - e.
d,vs si,ca co,, ,ua..,nr r.,n an a,t,.1s ,ha, ~
nea5ed in III, E,a;n l:,-.,f. c,nesrn;,o n
amount of milk ssrt from Tho rox Riva- y.,1s4
to the Ctr of f,h;c,,o
That paragraph n an,lested such want of
| knowledge about the trua state of the milk
| trade in the ctr, that it has induced me to dron
| you line upon the subject, There ia no one
| that has taken any pans to become acquainted
With the trade for the last year or two who il
not well satisfied that at least one. half Of the
milk now being sold in this ci,y, is swlI. or dis
tillery milk. Now this milk NAV mt hare all
the pernicious Qualities that have becn a,tr;bn.
ted to it bY chemists. pbyaic;3ns and other.-i.
mar or it may no. be the c,use Of swelling your
bills OF mortality among infaots 10 such ftieht-
full degree . but let US seq gha. an eG.ct j. hos
upon the sale Of pure milk. Ftom the nature Of
the feed and its cost swll milk can be produced
for about one half what i: costs to produce If
from uudistllled grain.
Suppose swill and country milk wagon
drive up to the door Of some dime-loving Il be-
liere the Chicagoaus are proyerbial Tor loving
dimes, house, boarding.house or hotel keeper.
at the same tiue-what muat be the effect upcn
the country milkuau. Why that be must sell
bis milk for less thuu cost. or. perhaps. being n
little upscrupulous. and tn protect h;nss.t-
here stands you- diIutor and doner ready mo1a
to hand, as 5our paragraph insisted.
The dairYmen here have an interest in tte
success of some of the I,rsest milk rou,e, in the
$4,000
, 1859-01-21

tE The records Of The weather a. Montreal
show that tho four days from January Oh to
18th, together, iorm the co!dess period for 90
yearA Oa the llth, the mercury marked 33
degrees below zero. AT St Martins, uear Mon.
teal, on tho 10Th. tho spirit thermometer
marked 48.a begrees below zero.
, 1859-01-21

When Nr. B1tes, here spoken Of, au eminent
English banker, arrived the claim aud two other
matters were suhln tied to lis arbitration. lie
tee'ded aA out he question cf compe n.ation; that
w:ts lett open and unadju ell Il, hc;orc,
In 1881, wh-n The original loau WIS In PROCESS
o! rapid liqu;lat'on, the claim va !ur tue first
Zine formally brought 10 the notice Of the Ioard
o1 Trustees. The 1hcn position of the boullo,tl-
crs ~:as that the Tru-t was not liable for the fx
rcnscs ot tile negn: :iation Of the loan by which
tie Caoal was completed, and that Mr. L. ,yjt,
must look to the State for lis ,uu1pcnsa-
ton. My predecessor in Office, J. McRbc,ts.
E~q., wls tile Trustee on the rar, o, The
Stale, aud Hun. ]. 4. Mattesoa was Governor.
To tue latter. Nj. L'avitt applied for an approval
u lis demand; and With ikf a,plic1t 1tiou submit,
ted mas Of documentary evidence touching III,
naturc, value aud 1fl:uly o5 the service rendered
tue State in the darkest hour Of her history, from
which relec. the blowing as sufficient:
Nj" YORK. Apsii ! t. 1EA,
CnARIEs Bur1xR, ESQ DxAa R:-Win vou
DO ne tos tAror 70 state what. in your opinion,
services IN etfecting loan Of 81, gro Geo to cam,
pfete the Illinois and Michigan Canal. in ,be
year ls45. You are aware tha. vent 10 Enc.
land and Holland in the winter, and ain tn
Springfield with Gov. Davis on my return from
Europe. to ob.ain amendments 10 ,ba Canal
Law. a1do advanced over $50 coo 10 ea*h from
ny private funds. VI we'll 10 tluo 900 by tte
Bank OF which was President Iwonld remark
that this loAu WAS the fras which was made in
Europe after The mississippi repndt.tioD. and
alter the Illinois Commissioners had made tTo
unsuccessful voyages 10 En4land to effect tnis
losD: lregret that | have rnislaid , chr conmu.
olcation On this 6utlect made TO me nome time
since. which is my apology for nskin2 lhlo faror
Very respectfully and truly yours,
D. lK4ffyr
, 1859-01-21

- The people Of Yellow Springs township, Des
Moines County, have lost somn fifteen or twenty
horses By thieves, and are considerably excited il
Observation-Disclosures Express.
, 1859-01-21

Mark Skinner, Esq S. F. Gale, J. L. scripps
and Wadsworth l. Sheldon wrote Us follows:
fully concur in the opinion, expressed BY
Mr. Butler and others that David Leavitt is
fairly entitled to commission Of 2I4 per cent
on the luan of 81 ,t0o. 900 negotiated for tho
State Of Illinois, H7EPHky F, GALE,
iulir concur in opinion with the gentlemen
who hare written the foregoing.
MARX SKINNER.
concur in Opinion expressed bY the gentle.
men who hare signed the foregoing.
Jous L. ScR1prs,
We fully concur in the above opinion of
Charles Butler, E.q.
, 1859-01-21
!fle0irlue1 ST

nj OTHERS, As YoU LOVE YOUR
lFl Chldrea b. % tho alert FIR ~vsr =, nur<ouo Of
HoFHA For 'c:ms c7a3e the death ot moFo thaa All
other dk1e4see. In Ill e31es
DEAD &Ae}t Of pale eounsenanee. uyd
circle ar-upd the cye1 xnd
pon foo! breath F.e HOLLo
ZOE NAY'l TEHHT,ULE
WORN CON1EcT1OSa
" OR MSt H., r dsll:lous p1ee.;;
r ~ ration Of Suzar th%t N j child
N crave II voruH present. they will kafeiy lad e.
lEe!1 Hy remove them sad restore h:ah IL Al casez
WofmA! Wa.C5. These trru5fesOm. {nfests oi tho
sosch aod bowes Of children have last found their
nl.Sh n c1tcasess prepArat.o called F" Hollow 81
Wosa CoafecHan. Witch j. IN the form Of pl<alaat
.9a ao. .Se6 6ef.1y The ~ s1atsa esd ~
kputtered aa.i cried ahou: this Adlnlsrat1o Of The
EAaceous sfocs under the of Tsnlfpfc will open
thtf lfus mouths With ec.tAcy to thank The inventor
fos ltnz p:as1at far Of The sncst trouble
soo. d:s-aseA EretJ box var3-ted.
h'db B.)LLE4 SMITH CO..
, 1859-01-21

Q}pt!ltnl;s

fH c AG o G Il ARIT ABLE
ETE AND EAR INFIIsMARY.
Dispensary of the IaA-1uary
Open Every 1oratns from | - atola H. o'elk
FOR 6RATCIroC3 TREATMENT
OF III: poos Affected With dsesses Of tho f5e and faz
No. 60 North CLARK St.e4t. Cor Michigan.
Tau7rxr:--W Newb.rrv. Vlezdent: C v DER and
H.xen. v. PteAle- n:5 afon-. Secretary T7easaftr:
Ter: IL Brovn. ,ic.,A&s: Morely. Skinner
Coz riT1ao srA0A,xs-fzof D Dsalaard. D. Prof J
" FreeF. u D.
ATEs: ING srsoEoss Il uotnc4 u 0. W Baitsoll.
, 1859-01-21


,These Gu'ns remove - ore do%- Of, n repeated
- ntso!a ot DC nat;ef, 4As17e c2-e for Cho4s.
Ecn kne H3teH+ sa2pl5- EG "a N0fau1. and Z 3re.
tck u tAeiF pace - Tenta,i7s Of thotar4,
o:aitax :he. stomach Q Only one bos:le |. aeed
t4akao4 food = .z esu "a % throw cut Of be N
rel pur!fytn4 t1A e tea tho e3ee.a or ned
oio09, Eviox tons and cas 4fscr lou& nc RI
eh:neT7. rraovin1 ihei - 0ns hottlo taiep #,
c1use or the dlseH3e-eEi 1AaadlcS removes ~
fecftna rad!csl cure ~ sAQoxuess Or unnatural
Bilious auarks I'D - iN' ''"A MIG eAo
e7red. AID what IL bettt9 0re lose taken saoe.
prevented by tho ceeA4 ~ time oetors ea:irS t7es
nouA nss ofsae LFeT4s-i TIaE TO tat Appetite and
vtkufator. n ,E.ke3 tha bed d!xeyt
~. 3,.. .e,, -.t~ :. ~ we
bEr.Hcielt 10 relieve the, - .,
HoEach aaa pfeve.tthe' cn.rs r., - - tTs
!ood ron rEax a:3 .oar-. irt,xS ia II g.1e, ~.
oolJ oce dole tA4:1 be- y Hos ~ tonpia!rts
so:e retiring. pfeV:n.z - ..eat .,rii e shs Art
nfshtraATs. - iosr.
Only oce dose Ak:n u. ,.-o,,;.
1!xtt locse-s the bowels ~. ~ -: - 81 s.ts
kenuJ. x1d c1Ees -os- ~ 5Itb,,tt5 ~ sAeoa3 Ut
tEsnaA ~ "o@+4S-
J1e dc7e sA1e1 are Hs take plsAsar= ll r.
eAch IoeI vii cEr- DY1 - e1taraenainf tal9 Ees1
p<TstR. ZEE - p5e!e2t 1ttrc
One doae oi t.o &C.. -" Ss,;l E.,.a-n ana asaS
t2esnfas.ss IT, IL l.-ss ~ r. 5-1e1a of 6lii.oas
0aly o1e dof. :ane-i = certainty, md thoUsaoT,
dlate!y relieves elc. ~ aEe willing % te1tify =
While i:ts wonderful vtItae1
ALL WHO u5z IT ARE GIVING TH91E
uHANuMou3 TESTIMONY III IT'S FAVOR
Nix EaseE b. the month With 'te 1avtSera.os. So,
p: b: aASfnRp, ft1qE1esaE. Nc - Kssaa.as. .s-~
7'F' soEs sa!Fa RaS1't g. III f L.
Jsl.tS-aas. LIS axnaolnh nrss.
, 1859-01-21

l}IHG1NS BROfllE.,S. nj; ~ PGB
LII LI~hE,5 IS L,z- sr.r. = III LAv on Escd tEe
fA:x.t stoek o. Mrsica' 1ae-c aae b. aIy tth-
house IN thu Ao,tas.at Il Is ~ ,!- c:l-
at slo.el Ms'Ch: n ale b: Ga. 6 tta!u'
logon: as, AZ nj, IT, Hhte aeatoa Brad III }
PIAtua xih lh- "p ,eat ',ch rs cianx," % eh u
u:ed ~ 20 oaer MaaufAcs e. in ne ~oni. aat !. t.
1qcs. In o 1aat 1,e.! an:c Il .Mpt .FeGsnt iatea
u.l i,ol a. NOS: r1Sx do seca .i7es til -st g.
.nent tat:a.n us isse=she s1uai-o! usl wot 10
tn part Q! the ru: It xaetri, Tue sre.te't pos pc
strr1stt Is reaaIr dbl cut tae Krida nt th~
xn>d, ti.hte N.st u Bra.!puyy's have aetl
VII te,5 the sorlur this patent W1e.t int pFop7r os
bY tEe 4l1 Of steam An pa1efI[ UachlLef1. g. Al1
Of te tons will max no in,prt.s the a-el. n
the bzes o. The Cd :nste.d + be!n1 +! the
cGnuuIty ei tute11up. ed shnrt dixt1u have
natural r Ct eat1J a1E1n :Aei hy ths
pee 14E iofn shey are nade 10 assume 10 t't Fats1t
Arch Wr=.f. Ev - lnsru uea' !s warranted
"A knds Of Chur, h Muse Kosasfsr ri.
Tbs cneacest and lx.ts d!ee hook out Is the MIME
HA.HA. Prise a. gle c>py Is cects, kens b. mail pos.
pa Il rer doz.n c.5l all orders must be ada!e.sea
10 HIGGINS BRO. 45 LAkea:., C1lca-o ia Es9o y
, 1859-01-21
Browns Bronchial Troches,


Or COUGH LozENGEs.
Fro" Rrr. Henry Hsrd B<<sssr, eaa s.s astl Ia
7toeat4 j6re yeart.-l have never changed my
mind respetiu. them from the first except to think
yet better Of that winch gan in thinking well VI.
Browns Bronchial Troches
From Rsr. E. II. Cacpis. d. D., .Ntr7 Yo,k.-1 con-
s'der your toksnsea excellent art.ce their pur-
poses, and recommend their ruhlis Speakers.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Frsm .'fr. {. II. Gardner Principal # t4t R1srsr'4
ffTa1 ,s 51tsf.:s, stp York. Esss been a'alc'el
with Bronchitis during the pa>s WINTER. aud found
no relief until found your Tsoetss.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Dr.. Ian. prescribe. them in hi, practices.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Dr.. Bigf'ov say, arc .imr!e and certain.
Browns Bronchial Troches
1ndispensable to Public spe,ker4-z.o.', HtralL
Browns Bronchial Troches
An excellent srsiee.--,asisnal Era. H4,Ai~ stsn.
Browns Bronchial Trocilcs
\ u's3 admirable remedy. BOSTON Joxrnd.
Browns Bronchial Troches
tuse remedy for Throat Affections. = Transcript
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Edcaeious and p1e,sanL- 7ras4.<r.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Cures any Irritation or Soreness Of ,ao Throat
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
cures Cough, Cold Or Iloarenea-.
Browns Bronchial Troclles
curcs Bronchitis, Asthma and Cata1h-
Browns Bronchial Troches
Clears anu gives strength to tie yniee Of sn=cs&
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Cures Whoopin: Cnush anA influenza
Browns Bronchial Tr0ches
AEs tbs :reases. Remedy .eieaes ever produce4-
Browns Bronchial Tr0chcs
Are only . els. per Boz
SOLD By ALL DRCGGISTS.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PENToN &c CO.,
81. Lake Street, .,9A
OPPOSITE THE FREMONT HOUSE.
, 1859-01-21
1s*Gs3 0sS'
NApsWoRru j. SHELDON.


Etw York. Sept y. 1871
D. LEAv1rr. ESQ --Dear Sir: In regard to
the compensation which should be allowed you
for negotiating The canal loan Of 81 GOO 600 many
years since, We think it should not be less than
three per cent. on the whole amount ire per
for negotiating fEstclass railroad securities, up
to 1851, was five per cent, since then our uni
form charge bas been thres per cent. We have
received that commission On many millions ne
gotiated BY us. We are aware Of the dificul.
Ties jon had to encounter in carrying through
successfully that important uegotlation. The
State Of Illinois has been greatly benefited
thereby, besides raising and improving her Gre.
dit We doubt not an allowance OF at least
three per cent will be at once made you
Yours very respectfully.
W1.etnw asYrp tn
, 1859-01-21

agree NTH char!es 'Bat|er, .E.q and am Of:
me opinion that tho services rendered bY NE
Atsna n e1@rtl:g . negotiation OF Il, SOC, 900
for sbe Stats q 1liatL win entisle him 70 4
commlesion Of ~ per. cant ..,..
~ IT. ''.: '':'.''' - y. VIZ. Y. Gus11r.
, 1859-01-21
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X=l=!etteMe S=eANeA1lN ~
METAL WAREHOUSE,

45...U II 1aba,h -irfnue As
Burch's Iron Building, Chicago.
The suascn3 eE has cow IN stock
TIN PLATE KO1FINl TIN, ELt CE TN
ZINC SHEETS S.ABs, SHEET IRON,
GALVASlZ ZzDIROS.
Ba4ZlEA'B / tsHEErllISG COPPER.
"a TlSSIR3' T00Ls. md
METALS GENERALLY,
All Of which Is offered at the Lowest Market Prices for
THOMAS S. GICAERSoN.
, 1859-01-21

HoS. ]. l. MA7rEsoS -Dear Sir Il: My atten-
tion having been called to the matter OF Iemu-
neration Of David LeGyiit. Egg in negosiAt1ng
the loan Of &, GOO 900, to complete the Illinois
aud Michigan Canal. which effort has proved 60
entirely successful in its resuits. my opinion IS
decidedly that be is entitled to ut least swo aud
ouehalf per cent On the amount of the loan,
for his services. Respectfully, &c,
r L. WILSON,
fully coincide In the opinion above e1-
pressed. CuARLss L. WILSON.
, 1859-01-21

Z a,
We fully concur in the opinion Of Aeesra.
Winslow, Lanier i TO. The compensation to
be made for negotiating the loan Of $1,000. 900,
for the completion of the canal, should not be
less than three per cent. on the whole amount;
snd that under ull the circumstances attending
the loan, i've per cent. would not be unreason-
alle. Il. 4. TUCKER l. Co.
fully concur in the above.
, 1859-01-21
DIR. e. j. LEEDS
QUlN1NE SUBSTITUTE T E,
Or, -S'ERT.E T0.sIC,
WILL CCRE

| LSO, YELLOW, CIIAGRES AND
Panama Fevers cao oten Be prevented BY the rse
ofthis iara!uab remedy The seIpe Is irora ve-1
lshraied Pa' se!1n after thityaye 3eFs e12rr!e
IN Hospitals and rvate practice tn New York LiiJ aut
sbeen trseh IN sections Of the couutry during tho
past sx 5es+s Etth the most Wonderful succes In the
stern aod g. u:awrstern c:uls-J. whe-e Fever ani
AFue pre- vail hs aceonapl she'd much BY curing the
sraie HHs ~ rrnovattnz and fecupe! attnx the
md Mercury too free Of the tra.hy nostus
such are il1 being forced uuoa tae
valid. tt al su1etlnR from rroEEAston 2tte- d4ease
7se,une:d And ku4s7tes th!s NJ tlstne .sA pegtee:
nlc To travellers in unhe.!thJ ctaa:es would use
tat words Of the veil IA vn Captain John ". Aiunson
e.. ao. q Lve5pso! p4cfe. Hns, MAJ, s.n,Ia the
sou3 a. soou think of xuln< to without ruIer a.
without the Quioiet s1bettutc !"
j. Il uAZtnD P.osr'stor.
II. N,.idea Lane New York.
Penton, akobln-On d Smith,
Wholesale A<entt Is 3outh v ,ter et Chicago III.
Ifx.i +t-,I -
, 1859-01-21

DAVID LEAv11r. Esq.-Dear Sir: In answer
to your inquiry as TO what would BIS fair con-
pensaslon Tor your services in making The lii
nols Canal loan Of Il Got, 900, in ,he year 1s45,
ne have to say, that in view Of the circumstan-
ces attending so important q negotiation at q
time sraught with 80 many financial difficulties,
that had you been settled With ct the time Of
the negotiation, commission OF five per cent.
would not have been too much. If payment
has been deferred until this date, you are pro-
perly entitled to interest in addition, to date Of
settlement. In all 'ur important negotiations,
we have been Lttowed commissions, which,
when compared with the timer, would be equal
to the ADORE. Yours truly,
PAGF j. BAcoS
, 1859-01-21

l.
We, tic undersigned. Houlholaers and sa1y>eri-
bers to tue loan, 81 ,Go0N0o 10 complete The ILL
nols and Michigan Canal, feeling th4 ELECTS Of
the loan, and Tie unusually successful results aris-
ing thercrom, 10th to ourselves as subscribers TO
to the loan, aud TO the Statc OF Illinois, in great
Measure due 10 the personal exeriiuus. enterprise,
aud lnancial aid Of DAVID Levitt. E.q., would
respectfully sub lit to your Excelency, that for
such service aud financial asss,unc: he should lie
libcrally compensated from tic funds arising
iiom the rcyeLue OF said Canal, and tue lands ap-
psopri4ted to tue same, rs provided or by the law
au;horis1ng tile loan. We arc ot opinion tha: 4
commission Of two and half per cent. upon the
am,unt Negotiated by Mr. Leastt ut The time such
negotiation vas nade and under the embarrassing
circumstances with which he had to contend,
would have been j reasonable consideration. Ali
Of which Is respectfully submitted