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, 1859-01-28

Ex-Governor Wright, Of Indiana, now Minis
ter to Prussia, writes home q long letter on the
Importance Of developing the mineral wealth Of
bis State, from which we take the following:
81 think it may be confidently held. that the
development Of the uatural resources Of our *.
tens1ve national territory, extending as it does
from ocean to ocean, and embracing almost ey-
cry variety OF cllnate within its limits. will
gradually lead TO the grand result Of which
hare already spoken, and which l solemn1y re.
gard aa the main basis Of our Union ID the fu
tuEe-the elevation Of State legislation, and the
full, Tres and cordial mnerciat intercourse Of
the several sections of the country. God grant
that cur wise and good men, instead Of allowing
themselves TO be misled BY specious feeling oil
nationality, and perhaps an unconscious under
estimate of the dig3ity and Importance Of ou.
ofatc governments, may give. their time and
thoughts and labo7s to the development and a1-
grandizement OF their several States. This IL
true nationality; for it is the surest aud spe ed
lest way to secure the permanent we'll being and
prosperity Of one whole Unlo1-
a lew evenings since, at meeting of the
Biographical Society, lecture was given upon
the resources Of Arusberg, small Rhenish Pro-
vince about the s,1e Of ons Of the latgea. coun
ties OF our own State. Deducting the farming
Ind wood lands, the territory devoted TO iron
and coal mining. is, perhaps, equal in extent to
your county Of Perry. During the year 1856, the
value Of the products Of there mines amounted
to twenty- one millions OF thaers averaging about
eleven huudred thalers TO each miner
NoT, these irusoerg mines, need hardly
tell you, are 7astly inferior to our own. Hun
dreds Of feet under ground, half doubled up in
low galleries. where the seems Of mineral hard
" average three feet in thickness, the German
miner picks his slow and lAborious way, shie
The expense Of working SO far beneath tbe sur
face, the expense Of raising the heavy products
Of his Labor to the light Of day. ndds considcra-
bly, to their market price. We are scarcely
credited when We tell these people thu. in our
own country We have immense coal hsIds. from
six to nine feet in thickness, lying near the
surface, and in every respect easy Of access,
with iron ore, rich soil and iuexhaussible
timber lands, oil in very close proximity.
But let Us not accuse the Old World Of bind
ness, ror laugh at her for grubbing away i've
thousand feet under ground, as some of them
do, while We, utgiec.inY ali this mineral wealth,
cnnteat ourselves with scratching the rich soil
and wearing it out with unarisnsiuc cultivation.
1t il my firm belief that the iron and coal mines
of Perry county alone, il scientifically worked
would yield an annual income greater than that
of the wheat crop OF the entire State; and I an
sure there is not wheat raiser in Indians who
has not an equal, and think may safely say
far greater interest In the development Of this
mineral wealth than in doubling the crop Of
wheat or other grain f."
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n ,xnlain and modify lis OWL IansuD5
which l,aa provoked them. OF course '"'S no.s
satisfied Fitch that Their: was ~" i'e"' ~
~, ,u, Of nnuglss. aid A. 'he r'"'''e'' Wy ,.,
to bring the atflir 10 conclusion' ~ w.
,,,e,r tho cui,hets, basing the rctsactioo upoa
Douslns' explanation. Here our a'sl''ssna7 as
closed aud, as We supposed the eot'sspoa.
a,,,c. ,,s,. But this was mistake. W
sunday III. {. friends oi Douglas expressed
t,;r dissatisfaction at the POSITION III WHICH
il left Douglas. What followed VIC learn
from tue Washington correspondence Of the
S,w York Times. Dauglas l'apr, anu WHICH
doubtless presents The matter in as favorable
li-ht rs pt,sSible for that gentleman. Says
the correspondent:
Last night Doualas' friends decided thht
| Fuch'e accond note, containing his Hypothetical
retrpc,ious, Was not 1atirfaetory. Accordingly
| Douglas addressed third note to Fitch, sa5ing
| in substance. 'Iou seem to hare misunderstood
my last letter to you, and the motives debating
| it. and to have bHsed your rctrocsions upon rly
| explanations. had no purpose OF Offering ex.
plantations With such view" Fitch replied stat.
ing that Lt lad Ldstd lis rttraefions on Dougla.
ordinations, and If tie latter sc:thdrt,c lis IL
gidnati9ns he (Fltchl must sctthdrau Ills r<frae.
| tions. This seemed 10 be notification Of what
Fitch proposed in the contingency stated
| Douglas reioiued that be had obtained sub:tau"
| tails what he desired the withdrawal Of the
personal reflections upon himself. Thus ended
| the correspondence.
We confess ourselves wholly unable to scc
wherein this Sunday evening correspondence
bottsred tIlc pvsiton Of Mr.. Doug las. II
Fitc1's secoud note was not satisfactory, how
| in tue name OF all the war-gods docs bis third
note make ii 90? This is putting too fine a
/ point on it for our optics. We eau give Int
one satisfactory solution to the matter, and
that is that Douglas did not wish to fight
WAS determined not to fight, did not fight,
and will not fight any way you may fx it.
All that 1nay be well enough, but if lie desires
10 maintaia the respect of honorable men
either at the North Or the South, be must be
"all QUO thing or all the othcr''- must
have thc courage not to fight or act the bully
| If he ignores the "code,:' or he must have
the courage not 10 finch from any Of its &c.
quircments if he adopts it.
, 1859-01-28

oerftand that it provides for the establishment
Of the main Office Of the Company in New York.
mat 1t icgal:zes ten per cent. interest On con-
trnets made there, snd that it sancsona certain
forms OF secuEities on which some would now
cast doubt It is said that million and.s half
Will be at ones subscribed, if the Company is
Incorporated, and that time loans On unincnm-
oered renl estate will be immediately offered. eu
terms that Western borrowers will mt ram.
plain OF.
The time Of the House has besn spent since
The hour OF to-day's meeting {lk o'clock} in
discussing general iawa. Tha talk arose out of
q minor matter, and waa continued mill thu
hour OF adjournment, when tho subject Was left
as when first opened. The Senate has had no
session, ita Committees being busly at wore ( on
the business which has been allowed to accpmu-
late On their hands,
, 1859-01-28

We spent IN hour examining the model OF a.,
improved Circular Saw Mill, at the Patent Agen-
ol Irippe. Hale L Co, 1t was not the model Of
MtoTy, but Of 4 mill taat has been in operation
for some time, and which has accomplished the
highest results erer attained By saw mill, as
regArds rapidty Of execution, ACCURACY Of
work, aud economy Of power md labor. That is
to say, Ferry's Improved Saw Mill will produce
more lumber and Of better average quality in
given time, tnd at less expense for power and
1abor, than any other Saw Mil! in the United
States or Canadaa. This is suying considerable,
but if is entirely within the limits Of truth.
We will name some of the points of improve.
ment in this mill. which lumber manufacturers
will appreciate:
This saw mill is automatic fl tue several opera
t!o's III FEEDING, setting, reversing, and giggtng,
ard utter log is rolled III the frame and the mill
oace started no further attention is required uutu
the log is saved up.
lual self-cclug mills except this one, i1laccura.
clcs arc experienced in the thickness Of the boards
saved. This difficulty arises from the wear Of
the boxes and track, aud the consequent liability
| o. tic carriagc Icing sWayct or fn,ccd from the
saw wcn tie feeding ratchet lever cu,ncs sudden
~ eon'ae. Will Inc 'nel'led sase bar' and Is re-
s'u ~ ~ IL ,'''pef ~ encc' Inc 'eeulns OF lie
"o u'o@ ~ aau -. i. 'he sa'ae TINE 10 pal over
w. e1..4'ss u''u .o.As anu 1o5 the same dis
1.1'e 'Ae "e. " '''e p'Nes anu rails "4ll usEow.
'l.s "' H. '''n. 'Aaf pe s'ta'1' oos sooa becomes
quite leIccp;iLlr. und every Subsequent dsy's
"o,A nas'ehS 'he l.'peliret'on uusl the rariatico
IL tic thickness Of thc boards damage their nor.
'"'u''
1' - p. 4eA'ea' ~" 'n'lle1o VINO hhEe used the
e7''"se'''oe n'ecn'nes IN common use, know what
"e Asse.' 70 oe loci. ~ simple contri5ance
- H''!e sue wheel 1astened to the frame,
'a's s'Fala 's mholl5 taken oil from the boxes
ana tfaeK 81 The point Of contact With the feed
lug lassoet 'esef 80 tosa the NIL will self-feed,
~. A.1ees 1or 'easS, nno LUG ooofds VIII
49, 49, @1. 49, sneNusss oi ie''er papet' one IRON
no,fas, - .r,'.s ne 4upt N 'nls respect Ii
~a,uah,o - .ap"4 " ~, Ana WILL pFose most
anoths, ;ns.s.. ~ e'ee''uk ID" 'ol'ls
naada ~ ..d ~. ~ =. .n1' gerry "'l'
proper ranrino If ,,s .ow ~ a.an.a, ~ eAeul'
inv Th. ,aa - -. e4eea-
and is held rnore t;rr,v :, y, ,,.on 49, e's'
other methnd. '
The convenjepcc ~ this stv,a =. ,,..,
hoidnp ..cont.n ia -a-r 49,. ~ 3os ~,
hold thai, a-;,, :, t.,,,. t;.st 1oso
in 1oos fras If f-os. 49, .s,,
u,ed does en,;rn,r -:s, .. 1sa@ IVY
-0eA1 away TAk4 k4P OoE Ql Ul4
, 1859-01-28
Fe1'sO7lal and Political.

Ahe members OF the Maine Legislature have a
concert Of saeEed music every morning, Is MIN
utss before the House orgsnizea-
There ia = rumor that Miss Lane. Mr. Bu.
chanan's niece, Is shortly to be married to Mr..
dsgraw Of Baltimore, brother OF the State
Treasurer of Pennsylvania.
"A Fema1e Woman's Rights Lecturer appear
ed in ConnersTiile the other day. The Tim<. Of
that place nays:
It might be trutbfnlly snid that the beautiful
and accomplished speaker was about half drunk.
more or less.
Rev. Mrs. Antoinetts Brown Blackwell has
Fu.uppeuTed as lecturer oad clergywomnu ut
Rochester. Since her marriage she has been
little in public life- Previous to that event she
otiiciated as the paator Of Congregational
church ut Butler, Wayne County, n. I.
The report that the celebrated D.: Pusey
had married Miss Selloa is contradicted. It
lady in his reverence's house, whittier abe re-
paired some time ago, for spiritual CO consolation
and rest, when worn out BY the heavy duties Of
mother superior in her convent Though an ex.
cellent mother superior she has no idea of be-
coming superior mother.
1t il said that the crosses! frauds have been
detected BY the House Military Committee in
the Oregon war debt. The debt ia about six
millions, aud the Committee believe that only
about one million is justly due. Some Of the
eharges are outrageous; pistols $5S each, mus
kets $l25, oats IS bushe1, ,lhay $40 ton, and
other things in proportion.
"A little girl named Ella Burns four years
old, from Cincinnati, is exciting much astonish-
ment in New York IS an elocutionist. The per-
fecsion with which she reads and recites pro.
ducsions that would seem to be wholly abo1e
the capacity Of such child. is said to be some-
thing little less than miraculous. She learned
to read without books, bT irquiring the words
upon signs in the streets.
--''1on" writes to the Baltimore Sun that
the friends of +'judicious tariff" to use Gen.
Jackson's phrase, begin to feel some confidence
in the passage III one at this season. The Penn
sylvania iron interest will be content with q
very moderate specific duty, not amounting to
more on an average, than the present ed Telo-
rem duty.
speaking OF the bankrupt condition Of the
National Treasury uader Buchanan's admins
tratlon, the Washington correspondent Of tie
Philadelphia Prfss says:
heard yesterday that some Of the creditors
Of the Government ore in dreadful strait for
are aeceoted and nassed. hut there is no money
10 pay them They ore put to all sorts oftrouble
TO raise the means, and many are IN the greatest
oS'4 81 4r9'' ..,.
,1s,oD' 1'Ass oA'1ee'0 n ~ "en' .p 4a'o
, 1859-01-28
The Government Loan OF SIC, ,00O, 900.
Iron the n, z Tfhr,e. 2ith1

Telegraphic dispatches received during the
day from Washington state that the new Cor
ernment loan Of &lo, ,o0o, 900 Was awarded at an
average of nbout 60 premium. The lowest
award WAS at par. and. the highest at 4 90.
The amount bid for was over t3l .00o. 900. The
combination bid Of $6, ,oo0. 900 did moi take any
thing. There was but moderate amount taken
for foreign account This loan has been lakeu
at about the figures We indicated yesterday, aud
shows falling of Of about 2H per cent % the
average Of the previous issue, We hear of d
resale here Of *15o, 600 at per cent, prem,
and 100000 at Washington at g 95 prem. There
ia some reason to believe that the Secretary
will allow the July coupon to remain On the
bonds. which will make them more saleahle.
especially for Europe.
, 1859-01-28

HIGGINS BROTHERS,, MUSIC PUB
IL L1aHEos. q Lake street still have Oh hand The
house to sh9 No1sasess ase s'e axeat for tho eel
Boston also axeats for L'shie Newton BraJbu'y II
P1ANOa vi:h .he :eat A'ch rest Flank" !h4ch Is
uost lupo :taat mechanical tnpr,ve1nent 1us.e4l o
cxiuE luo = most max ~ do-vhich aves IA ms
tbs or hary vav-vhch reude1 /. Necessary ~eaaen
the part Of the Instrument wherein the possible
wood- Llehte. NsEtoo Bradbnry's have ! meth ID
Whereby the! spraR ths patent Wrest into foa
ot % ia tons ~ max no npss.Ion tce ssch vhtn
beI7k interrupted II shost distances thtir
natural p:wE OF EeEs1aace g1eauy auxmented By tho
pee Nat fofm they are made to hauus In the Patent
Arch Hres4. Wary innFumeat Is warranted,
Al kinds Of Church Musc Rostsfsr szle. ..
The cheare5t aud late.: Giles Book ouI Is the MINNIE
HAHA- Prize M.ge c,py IS ce1ts, sen: b. mali posi-
pNd: per dozen .o.eo All orders must be addressed
to HIGGINS BR0S~ i LAkeat-, ChlczEo las byyS II
, 1859-01-28

TA A company hss been organized for the
purpose Of running small ateamer on the Kaa.
ks4kis or 0kaH Nrer.
, 1859-01-28
DH. G. J. LEED'R
QC1NINE SUBSTITUTE.
Or, .f:EXeF"E 7O~txC,

F E ' E r x Y 3 q UE,
/ LSO, YELLOW. CHAGRES AND
n Panama Fevers can often be prevents Ell BY the use
OF tH5 nEAluAb remedy. Tae Fe%pt is from very
cs'eeFssd faIs:caa Af,er ta:.yaye Y-9tl exptrecce
u osplta1, aod rstyate oTacuce New York usg. aud
PAS al1 Jea5s .tn the most wonderful success In h.
HrsstF1 21u .u.hwrscrn cau1tsy, H.ere Fever md
Azus pre- vail has accomplished nuca hy curing the
asea,e - *s1 - ssnovaas aud recu,er attn! tbs rs
ten 4treaJ shattered By the of 0E!ant N5rnhna
and Mercury Of sca Too free o. trashy nostrnns
such ~ " y henx tcrced upon the unsasp+ctns 10
Fal!t To al suffering om rroHratton Ate: d!srs.e
recommend and Atac'e- this ArtIc!ae ~ pyrfrct
nlc- To travellers IN unhe~lshy climates. ~nni rse
tic Hord3 Of the veil known Captain john w. Mun.on
nov Of Liverpool Packet Lee. ms5y Je4s IN he
fouthsEn and South American Coating &sa.ie Il
would thtak Of going 10 sea Without ,niar \.
without the Qulalne substitute"
J. H. HAZARD. Proprietor.
III Maiden Lane, ~s York.
Penton, stobiu.Oll d. Saith.
wholesale tzenu. Is South VASE. street. Chicago nj.
dtt+h1.s LAL2& "
, 1859-01-28

~ George D. Prentieo il to lecture this
evening 1t Springfield, subject -Amariean
Statexman8hip.
, 1859-01-28
nlf0ifil1fe, ST,
L PERFECTLY TRICMPHAS
REMEDT
FUR ALL Disc .SEs -ARI>NG FROM
ID A T. A RIA:
Part;cnlarIv THv8H ,od Acnr

Particularly FEVER and AGUE.
Sh, sna q e. ssa Ii r,s a1s sp X.
Mn!4r. .ad o9s Of u; VIZ u ~ diseased
md iodeei al die .a., risfns ir,;m bilious eosdi.
nd n s ~ ?sss.e g..
t11n u sq7e Rsasfs 5o4 dss'Es II save and
these thlnfa 'hen any ralate VILE u'e5 10 not ea1o
Msssaa x. MANN Ss5'st cos ~ ~ T. S 3our
G Il ii y IL
sn.e,tu y Es:a@aaena =, worth that sre.s name IL
1es' .'as 'onEs> RICHARDS TIL 3AAs.
Gallon. oho, Arrl !. 1883,
e hyns os4s sna s III
tsSts OF y Aa2ns A:ue D4'.Au =, stcauJ f'r the
tues 4ntli.e 10 nssana ha7e r. trtau.utj, u.e,i
T. p m!tT.sics aad r sa.ire sai,faetioz- Prom ~
~ safe. elnut and efficient.
i. E uACK=DoM. D. "
Nx<sn. MANN Itst!:x sy@5;1 ;a a1, III; 49, H.,
sour Ahu. b.ls I'll ,r ., ,hrrr ~. t. of
pss.on, n ~, ss:;:' a:I c"7 o's<r,srr Il, ELECTS
~ s;!t - ia A. ~ all III sa~!'J catl's,
Tsu, yours P:ilLl"A; + KgAass p-rs,t,,.,
~, ,,,xx LodASSY9%r. In J.. Ssst. Is. l.H
1cuf pE b - ,,+,1 G:h. <::4'
j. LYrLk Pl,sis! n aol 6tns.iss.
LecXio4s M!ch'z1a. june Is, 1S5a
NEsssA = NAM co. Gallon, e41z<: !:
1h2ya 70 5ay tha: hare ,r several n nshs be& c,uo.
ptee!y oFc,sraiei b. eh H. fever aad asuc. " a.
hsTc Ia.gc taoJ VII, Iupeudtn. IL on nv labor
for Their =2te have ed Ia vsin s ssLe yrmr.
dies in my reach aai ;he3 a:e lesion f3uul acne
= cure uatl used your AKle ualaau. hayo neYtr
Anok. CT h1d rc.e Of Lnce tt. arzt tosr mt
aAvs since used tho third bos.!e. i havs nov been
sound for re- E1aIta Nd 4u confident i: Is the onY
thlr & il7' 4u eeYeF fA.
Yours Gul,. G. P WOOD
y. h. MANN Il TO-, Proprietor, CALM, 0.
Q. J. WOOD 4 Co. st. 1nu's. Nj. Sole Whalts lie
AEtttj TOT Al The Hesera Stakes and T:rEt:orir AMI
SOLD Al nod hr1.Hss -,
, 1859-01-28
~ r L 4 7 3 / + G 4 l y S.
$4,000 WORTH OF
WATCHES AND CHAINS.

sy les aad dae1 .i:y with large amour
Of CASH to xchanke Real ste iu Cl:sso Or ,ur
rounding rouu:ry,
TLe duality and style ct the Watches 4r x-e us.,r.
plSeu They we're purchased 4: As:isnee Ale IN one
Of Eastern cities 1t great sac1 hce, will bc a..
Also styeral Horses suitable for driving or DRAFT eor.
that can make their uc In three rrautea
And 50 lot OF WAgons an ltu<Je4 all Of which viii
be rxesnEed for E: E4ta,e and she tutLcrnent,
are sufficient rrupostt N Q! Cash will he paid
Apply II the othcc OF the suits :sr. M Ill North W.
ter street. ChicAso.
Oniee hours frvm TO II l. L., aEL to5P
Jacuafy 9Th. 1SJ9
, 1859-01-28
miscellaneous.

GREAT WESTERN
LEi14iER AND HIDE STORE,
RL.ICkRUIs.s' BROS.
POI and 2o3 south Water STREET.
CutcAeo. ILL.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED IN BOND
~ nEau.h the CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE.
ouf nFss invoice fsr tac1e x 1'
FRENCH KIP aud CALF >KIy<,
AND lour FRONTS CH1uPED.
Far t'l', Spring Trade,
GlREcT PROM THE PAR8 MANUFACTURERS,
70 oatess AID Leather Dealer. will eod thu s,ort
70 ae 1eEJ superior "a r ices Low. We hare Ia eEef
Aua e1aIE 11iwt:t sa:~e Aa.ot:m.ct cf
soLE LEATHER or 7 BEST TAAS4GFs.
oA1 and HEMLocK CFPER KIP md cArr
LtStNGs, LASTS aud PIHpISGa
hea xI be :o3 Il the losrest D.11Ext p-icesby
BLACKBURN BROS,
A. their LEATHER AND HIaE sr,RE. ssl n, so,,,
water street. {eA NJ Wells str It b.l ky Chtcayo
~ H-IH- Ei.Atx. c1stket ps7c. kai1 II CIsh fn-
= ~ j.as
/ = 4 I Il E L! L E ATu ERR
, 1859-01-28
!f1e0ifilrce Nc,

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold o5 BOILER SMITH CO.. Ia Lake ,!resk
Hoste!ter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold By E. T WATKINS CO. 10 State street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Sold by J. Il. REED CO.. HAD II Lake .rt.s
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters.
soiih, HAVEN. FARRELL CO., 7; w..er ,,rer,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Fold By sARGESr 1LsLLY 10 Lake stree.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
to'de1 !. Z. FULLER CO.. 81 Water street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold By Boc5Fz 1sS1s c.. 8 Water .s=es
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold b, L. READ CO.. *1l..e rtteet.
Hostett7r's Stomach Bitters,
Sold II .. R.ECILEgAco.
HoStetter's Stomach Bitters.
Have fer thsir To-'c and o:h.r Ms1l.inu Virtues BE-
eoas 50 celebrated AID popIllz that rnpracpel pa
lies here aad elsewhere have eapnteeted them extern
dFeJ aud to prevent deception refer purchasers 10
the above rae, for the genuine 11cs or 10 lie pro-
pF.stors.
H0stetter II Smith,
ja2 e. y P11raDC79H. PA
OTHERS, AS YOU LOVE YOUR
~ Children. be sae alert .o1 every smptor, Of
no12A fof ~csas cause ths dc aah o. more thaa Any
other diseaSe4 In at cases
DEAD Af514 Z Of pale couateuaEce. nv!d
circle 1tcu31 the -ye4 and
.or foul breath give II u L l. Q :
FoA WAYS FEtiFTABLE
W o R MS! !he1 r. dti!sioas pfeF.::
~, =. Eat1oa Of 2uKaf that my child
H csAfe II woraa 4ss estnt they 1 &2fey and ct.
fettu dig remove them aad restore heath Ia III casea
Worms! Morr1 !-Thete troublesome tafests Of the
for4cn and bowels Of children have Il Last !our their
m.teh In m4tchle1s preparation c2l!t,d sUoow ~
Worm coossetion Witch f u the foru Of pleasant
ed a1tetee candy The little children Affected with
sortaa which heretofore turred up iteE nlses md
s2uttesed I'D eSi aeou: tue .j.ainl.trau2o et the
Efrha uadet The name Of F.rmiaee. vi npeu
htr Ittle noq!ha w.sh ees:a1 70 thaok The inventor
/ SON: d!stsseA Every box warranted
| eeid By B1LLEA SMITH / CO..
| "a r fcr
, 1859-01-28
TT S GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING;

11 S GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING;
AGENCY.
The Subscriber having had much practical experience In
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS
In the various Land Dlstrtcs In The We,tero satssh
unusual facilities for makEa- valuable secectona
FOR LAND WARRANTS OF CASH.
Choice Relect!cns may nov be m8deln
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI.
Persons having Wsr,suE4 can hay. them Locked in
their Own Name.
And 40 per Cent. Profit Guaranteed j.,
Payable in One Iear.
Iowa. Wisconsin and uncos Lands Tor sale lew for
Ca4l,. '''
Money inverted In Kansas and Nebraska
y. SALISBURY, LAnd Locating Aren't
A03 81 II ~ Clark Street Chicago.
, 1859-01-28

A III z s KELLY l. 90
I3.............L .LSkE-sT...
Chicago. Ill,
"ho Keep constantly % haod the la-1est stock Of
Leather and Findings
To be to7ad Ia tae West Also. aa1xe stock Of xupe,cr
LEATHER and INDIA RUaBxR BELTISG.
proved paper. JAHEa Kf1TY = * % ~
GELS lJ-blT .s5LaSt s.rr It MAJ H. pe,t,.
, 1859-01-28
EHlJEWELRY AND SuYER-WAREE EA}
FO3" the N0lid avs.

IN u " +oooSv
Uch, Rarc. Beautiful and 01tfnl receiving Ut the
L21Ea and Fashionable Jevelry ftore.
NO. III LAKE Rect,
Nearly opposite Hr. Pan1er's Dr. Goods sto.ez Tho
ladies' Aad keattHeo Of uo;eazo. and lho4. defnup Of
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, 1859-01-28


Mr. DIETRICH, By leave, called up. Senate act
amended IN the House, requiring the sale Of swamp
and oyerflowu lands, to he reported to the An IT,
tor. Bill passed-ayes IS, noes 70.
Mr. Mack moved to suspend the rule and take
up ACT 10 change time for holding Courts in the
tltst Judlelal Circuit. So ordered: Bill read 4
third time by It's title, and passed by ayes 50,
nays o. absent lG.
Mr. DIETRICH, from the Committee on Finance,
reported substitute for act to pay Canal indebted
ness The substitute provides for the redemption
Of State Indebtedness from the fund set aside by
the act amended. Substitute adopted, and to be
engruased.
Iii. Kaue reported from the Com. on Elucation,
to lay upon the table act to establish system OF
graded schools in Galesburg. So laid.
Also, to lay upon the table, until July 4th, act
authorizing township treasurers to examine
teachers. So lald-
Ar. Hit reported to pass oct to exempt agricul.
tutal md horticultural societies from taxation.