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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-18

: rv,xrs.-The legislative report 10 day
-, ;mportant action taken yesterday by the
- Delegates, in respect TO the clouds thAt over
nv A, iower" la the Senate, nothing OF interest
oar - .he resolutions federal relations having
vas mon the table and made the order oil the u
ss S,v At l2} o'clock. Alleys VIII now DC 'urneu
10 The senate Go 49,, ara hecopo;pg Gas nlenti-
VSiLherresr As it not possible that all ORTIZ
iai ,b third OF the number can be elected It may
A - some of them only aspire TO the honor and Doto-
- .bieh NAV accrue from the unusual prominence o.
49,. ,ostion lis sage maxim that puol once shouiu
nsither be sought nor decineu-
N ~ held on Tuesday evening OF neat week, for the
t,.t;on Of important business. The books are at
49,, depositsd in an upper room Of the Mechanics
;,ne building where nobody ever thinks OF going to
"a them or OF remaining, should they venture thlther
h,,io admittAncS. Shall this valuable library thus
ahl ,nsva,l,bles We trust not Let the company,
bs ensuing meeting. devise some means for securing
,,sf.rriug Of the books 20 a more accessible, com
s,.be and inviting room, and appoint committee to
I'm larger list Of new members who shall be entitled
ntbe privileges Of the present members upon the pay
-, AZ the annual sum Of or two dollars. All the
bIsss volumes should be disposed OF at any sacrifice
A. The meeting OF the citizens Of Henrieo, on Wednes
=, LAT resolution adopted requesting the Sena-
- rd delegate to frame and put through the Legisla-
- bill authorizing the County Court to raise by loan
- 1b for the purpose Of srming the cOunty-the queS
- ~, he submitted to a vote Of the people within five
Ss. from the passage Of the bill Another resolution
- adopted for the appointment of a committee OF five
= h magisterial district RAISE, by private subScrp
800 10 AID the volunteers Of the SD Regiment,
N, les than 81 500. The sum OF $500 was raised on
the spot
10 Min street. was fOrcby entered Wednesday NOM
iar ,pd robbed of about $4,000 worth Of goods
I'm Martin, John LpcOmb and Pat Cunningham
three Of the boys in the United States escaped
s,,n that weak stronghold the city jail, Wednesday
- Lipssomb has obtained the soEbriglsi Of Jack
Sb.pnard from bis frequent escapes.
the MayOr has, in reply TO communications sent by
him 10 Lord LyOus and II. b. NJ Consul IN this city Geo
N,,re ESQ received from those gentlemen concurrent
and POSITIVE denial Of the fabrcaious pa lishcd in the
rs York Tunes, respecting the Prince OF Wales visit
N Rchmlnd.
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CONGREsslONAL PRoCEEpINGs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7th.-SsRafe- After the transac
noo OF business OF an unmportant character the Def
cheney oul vas taken up, amended and passed
The Pacific Railroad bill q en- came up, but while il
was under consideration the Senate went into Executive
session.
Hoass-The House have been engaged all day, nom
inally, 90 the Army Appropriation bill.
MI. Thomas, Of Tennessee, spoke, taking moderate
southern grounc. Had the Government, he said pur.
sued less offensive and hostile course il is improbable
that more than one State would be Of the Union
II coercion were used against the secediug States al
their Southern sisters ought meet it blow aimed
their bosoms.
Mr.. Sekes, of New York in the course Of remarks
submitted by him, counseled the maintenance of the
status quo by the GOvernment-but thought that il
peace was to be preserved il bhooved the South to act
IN friendly spirit lie dsapproved the seizure Of forts
arsenas magazines aud ships Of the Government de-
nounced the firing into the Star Of the West euogzed
the magnanimy Of Major Anderson, and argued against
the right Of secession.
Mr.. Ashley, OF Ohio maintained that the acts Of the
South were utterly unjusti6abe. Conspirators and
traitors had controlled the Executive for the last four
years The Republican party ought TO die If they con-
sent 70 have engrated the Constitution the principle
OF property in If the President had done his duty
these troubles would not exist
Mr.. Edwards of New Hampshire, made a Burcombe
speech in gori6estion Of New England. His voice VAS
fr war. The Government that negotates with traitors
deserves the contempt of the civilized world.
The House adjourned
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From lhe Omaha Nebra.kian. Jan. 81
PROHIBITION OF SLAVERY.

Tn, Bill to prohibit Slavery 10 Nebraska failed to re
csye Governor Blacks sanction, and returned TO
Inc House With bis objections the lst Instant The
v,to message takes STRONG State rights grounds and
makes an urgent appeal to the Legislature, against
measure that can be OF pratcal benefit 20 Nebraska
and which is alone potent for evil a smentug tie
feelings Of hatred already too prevalent between the
North and the South.
Much excitement ersued in the House on the reading
Of this message. one member on whom the new year
seemed 10 produce very exharatng Ell characterized
4 A, the extraordinary dicum of King james uiesgs-
rent and denounced His EKceleney as another Judas
Lseariot motion TO postpone action o. it until the
folowiag day was los aud with indecent haste it
crowded 70 vote. and passed the House with hut
pcgstiyeS-MessTs. Porter and Downs.
We characterized This species Of legislation, some time
since as unsse, ungenerous aud u ju and haze moth
ing 20 recall now. The Republican Governor Of a large
Republican Safe advises his Republican Legislature TO
give the Sou,herner the right journ vi his YES
within that Ssit-. Aud the Legi-atue Of Nebraska,
Territory the creature OF Congress THAI Congress can
destroy to.morow Tefitory purchased with the com
mon treasure Of the eltirJ COnfedsrlcy, has Just
that A steamboat with 4 single sav board, saal not
touch at wharves aud placed its dictum above the
Constitution OF he United States
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From sorrH CAROLINA.

PROGRtSs OF MEASURES on DkFENCE.
CHARLESTON January l7th.-ln the Senate to-day the
Committee on Military Affair." made report recommend
ing the raising OF four al cual companies of srlley
10 meet the egeucies of the public defence. The times
the report saws demand that South Carolina should bt
gu war footing prepared to meet Opposers from any
quarter SheShould have "A permanent military estab
hshment for g,rrisouiDg the State Notifications This
the committee commend shall sist OF regiment
infantry and bat,lliOn of artillery Of four companies
Il vii form nucleus around which the volunteers
militia of the State can rally and will besides constitute
peace establishment, or go towards South CAroinas
quota in the army Of the Southern ConiederaCy.
The Stra'e went into secret session on proposition
10 Law submarine telegraph between the city Of Charles
ton and the forts aud fOrtihcatiOns in and around The
harbOr
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SECRETARY OF WAR.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President to-day sent into
the Senate the of Hon. j. S Holt late Secretary
of the luterOr, Secretary of War. The action Of
the Seuate in regard to it has not TRANSFERRED.
SECOND DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE nomination was con-
sicred in executive session. and of what trans
pred is known but it is understood that discussion
OF very exciting character arose. An effort made
to refer he nomination to the committee military
as, but tits was s!renuousy resisted aud the motion
Of reference defeated by vote OF "a TO Is The
objection 10 Mr. Holt is that he is believed be in favor
OF eoeIcing the seceing States His confirmation how
ever is now considered certain.
The nomination OF Mr.. Mcintyre for the port Of
Charleston, is still suspended in the Committee on Com
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49, VERA meeting will be held at Hanover Court
Houe SDAY the ~ next Irrespective Of party pom
candidate the favorable Virginia. making
mon with ker southern Slsterf.
Lis-wit A CITIZEN
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the TeutOnia.
THE SIEGE OF GAETA.
Death of the KIng Of Prussia.
CONSPIRACY AT NAPLES
COMMERCIAL, &c.

ST. JOuNs. Jan. l6-The steamship Teutonia passed
Cape Race this morning Her aivices are to the 9TH
The sales of cotton the day of her departure were
600 tales including 600 to spectators and export
era. The market opened quiet and closed steady
Cora steady aud active.
TIE London monev market opened dull on the 5:h.-
ConsOls % 1 a % 81 account
The New York arrived at Southampton the 9th short
of coal
The Paris Bourse Saturday, closed heavy.
The " Rits,r, OF Sunday, Published a decree mod-
yug the duties suLdry ARTICLES and another reducing
the intsres. on Treasury bills to ~ and respec
lively.
Ca account Of the death Of the King Of Prussia, the
proposed tall at the Tuilleries postponed.
A. G4eta Tuesday, mortar batteries had been es'ab
lsted in tie valley. The bombsrdment continues
Negot aiOrs on the subject have been opened between
France and Sardinia.
At Naples, Friday, Bourbon company discovered
aud four Royalist Generals arrested.
Gen. Caisiguan was about 10 leave Turin for Ma
~,
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MARKETS

BAIrNoK Jan l5ta Flour dull Howard and Ohio held At
IS g. buyers steady; red g. Sr Ss white VI $50
s. Cora 6rm: mixed 62sSe Provious steady Mess Pork
slT So kunp tlS " CyGse quiet a. lGlSe whisky HWe
Oily and Ohio l>ho.
NoEFoLK. Jan iTh.-COrn-salss e4165he Advanced Got
ton u ia ll2e naval stores dull unchanged Slaves
In demand X o Mogsheads Soc W aSe-
YoRE, Jan. i1.-Cot.nu esssr; hidding IStsVtxa
Four Sc Southern fJs06l0 What heavy red VI 80
uht& s0fsi ~ lover mixed 699t1e PORK nn Mess
Z 81; PINE siS25 Lard 10H1 OSc. Whisky ls&Wlsae
S r. scie; erie ans 46ss COFFEE unchanged, ITO lSe
s,,-s $3.50 Tu-penne hrn SsDSTKe Rice qu- 4Gt4S
s. chs dali AMI lower; York ~ YEiniAs T4 Nilsson
MS 6
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Mr.. LINCOLN TO BE ESCORTED TO THG CAPITOL
nv THE ILLINOIS ZlUAvES.

FreD, re Iibsltg Ero,inq Jprrrel
The Pr sidant ele,t Will be to Washington by
the Springfield (il) ZJ.sayes ga spite of threats coming
from anu source. This company i composed Of young
men Who have fer soa.eIu ouths as been uuder the
instruction OF Col Ellsworth and in drill they said
TO Dee flliy ,qual TO the genuine original ,uaves.
A correspondent writing 10 the Davenport iowa Ga
r,tte saws This company intend, 60 duty TO
the President elect on he 9Th Of March next accompa-
nsiag him 70 Washington and returning 5y Philadelphia
Nex York Albany, etc They number over sixty and
are ia pericc; STATE Of drill having already taken sew
erl prizes and surprised the famous Chicago boys in
their efficiency Ttey are commanded 10y Captain Cook,
gentleman who understands the Zouaye practice and
doub, not viii create a sens ,uSn while 10 Washington.
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THE CANADIAN AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. jan 1.-THE Canadian, with Liverpool
dates To the Sd has arrived here.
The sales of Cotton for the three days preceding her
departure we're $4,000 bales, Of which spectators and
exporters each took 10000. The stock on hand wss
52g COO bales. Of which 372,UOO are American.
The Teutonias advees being later, we omit the re-
maiudtr Of the markets
The ship Bos;onian. from New York. has been los. eff
Guerrsey part Of her saved
The Asia arrived out the %.
The ship berg, from New York, for Hamburg,
was lost on Goodwin Sands. Twenty Of her crew were
missing aud seven Only, saved.
The Eduburg will bring elO6,OOO in specie.
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THE REPUBLICANS AND THE CRITTENDEN RE
SnITrInNS-LINCOLNS CABINET

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7th-AlthOugh the Republican
members Of the Senate yesterday voted down the Git
tendeu Resolutions il is understood that the chief objec
ton was to the clause which recognizes slavery ezst-
mo in all Territory South OF SO 30, and extends the
same recognition to all Territory that may hereafter be
acquired South OF that line. II this provision were
stricken out it Is believed that considerable number Of
them in both branches wold favor the resolutions.
It's known in r. publican circ here, that up TO the
pr, sent time Seward and Bates the only members Of
Lincolns Cabinet certainly determined on.
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FROM louisiana

Tux CAPTURE or FORrs-RErURN OF NILITARY-TRl-
UVPHANT RECEPTION.
CHARLESroS, Jan. l7th The Courier publishes des
patch from New Orleans which says that the troops from
the city who had b. absent, capturing the forts and
arsenas at Baton Rogue had returned and
10 New Oreaus With triumphant reception. The Ar
seual and Fort Pike now occupied by Louisiana
troops The action OF Gov Moore in relation to their
occupancy is viewed there peaceful measure, and
generally sustained As patriotic and timely.
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TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORs.

iace 1854 tie Company Aars soil 800 eco Theys
u 70 actual curdos truy coadct contains agree
ent To cirdie TIE road Teen constructed Through ne
lands at an erpease II IN 1850 the population n
try-nine counties through eci passes only Ss5s9S
loh 40 hare been added making he 'hOle pod
ton sl4 sol, a gain Of 14S per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
evidence OF the hr Of the people, be stated that
100000 freight Gcluing 0OCO bushels OF grain and
80 OOO barrels warded the line last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices ohese vary from s6to 25 according
location quality. &C. First class farming lands sell for about
$40 $2 per relative expense OF subInrg prairie
land as compared with land In the ratio Of to 10 In favor
OF the former The ofae fer the bulk Of lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
per cent per annum six interest notes at ak n
payable respectively one three four ave and six
from date sale for principal able four
Eve seven date Of sale the contract stipua
ting purchased shall be fenced and cul
vsed year. for Eve from the date of sale
years oneha shall be fenced and uader
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation for cash. except should six dollars
per acre, when the cash price will be Ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands soil climate productions,
prices and terms Of payment be had application to
J. W. FOSTER,
Land Commissioner, Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, illinois,
For the name Of the Towns Villages and Cities situated the
Illinois Cen Railroad lSS 49, $780, Appetons Rail-
way Guide. jal4- dc&wSm
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70 rur E s5s Ess5, S..: az 4: la s;sIj !

WIG Il desire to eailthe stteLtlcn Of the counties
n New Kent City, and james City TO the name Of sx
TYLER most a. and propilse person
sent US In the Convention have not heard dis enng voice
every Acknowledges that the man FOR the piece This
snrey without Mr. Tyler Knowledge Some have asked will he
accept knowing ny,ng from him di ecy Indirect
w. vl undertake for him. Joi Tyler will
shrink from any duty when his native St need his
services Then with voice. 1t mis- name be enrolled az the
Delegate from the above counties NEW KENT.
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- col. EDMUND EONTAINE

49, OF HANOyEE-T This gentleman Il thought by many
tinniy suited represent the county o. Hanover
det the Con, LOT. Having served IN iue
unity a. Senate much To ~ sat
faction 81 his consu n-knov log Inn be man Of long and
tried eNpe-ucs toe, that he adyOc4t u prompt
decisive ae the Virginia consistent IN her honor
t-rsss tayrg stake interests dear and imPor
the county, have hesitation In giving
We think tn fact Cf his hAv
lax Withdrawn TIE rife Of party politics for several
St. pOgan consideration II not be avis
the last al hough he has been temporarily led
m County of pulc dlies, his home,
where Is thoroughly identified by his interests dear and
important az any clts en- o. the county.
VOTERS FRoM THE LOwFR.END
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FROM ALABAMA

A HrrcH IN HER SEcssSIoN.-WAsHNGroS Jan. 18th.
The Senators from Alabama were notified to-day, by
telegraph that tsey should retain their seats until fur
Their notice Some trouble grows out Of the refusal OF
delegates from North Alabama to sign the ordinance OF
secession un s. the act of separation be postponed
I The Ith Of March.
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FROM GEORGIA
Nn ArrInx - rAKEN nY M cONYENrIoN.

NO ACTION YEr TAKEN ny TnE CONVENTION.
MILLADGAyILLK jan. 1.-THE only interesting
rene in the Convention to-day the able and bril-
liant speeches of the Commissioners from South Carolina
and Alabama.
IL is reported that test vote upon the question CT
secession will be taken tomorrow.
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iner anu enquirer please copy.


RICHMOND, January IL. 1SGi.
Gentle " unexrec'ed an!c djn, April
that had te=n nominsted by portion constituents
candidate them 10 the state nvenOnQ held In
The IS Of Feb uary next TO take iuto eondera
coIdJn ub c Affairs received
dv This nanstaiion OF confidence the part Of
those when have often had the 10 represent excited Ia
my iyee emotions ard return them through
Anks The position In which they vhh 10
in humble iudgp ent which should he mi her
sought avoided considerations
plain when stated have doubt viii properly sppu
Gated by and satisfactory 10 the people Of county render
proper should decline their nomination respond promptly
our order that those In whose behalf
speak may confer impo trust other citizen Of
county competent represent hr Interest the approach
lng c opinion, will b. by far the
debe body which asembe in this Common
wealth tince tie days OF The Revolution
With sentiments Of the shes regard,
! am your obedeLt Mt,
WN MARTIN.
To Messrs Geo. Booker James NJ smlth, NJ winghed,
HSr,Lun and Gel. n. G. ayely. iAls
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FRON ARKANSAS.

A CONVENTION CALLED-IF rHE PEOPLE WILL IT.
MEMPHIS jan l7th.-The Arkansas Legislature have
passed unanimously a bill submitting the question OF
calling Convention 10 the people. The vote Is 10 oe
taken on the Is of February II majority vote in ia
vor of Convention the Governor is authorized 10 ap
LOint the time.
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~ COL. EDMONO FONTAI>F,

49, OF HAND 'ER-1hs gautl man Il thou. Ut by many
b vurey su ed 20 the county OF Hanover As
the INVENTOR Ha ding served IN time past the
the nate much 10 the satisfaction
his rs IN wing to he OF long and tried
iht Il advocate OF prompt AMI dec!
Ae the Of Virginia. consistent with her honor
ard Interests and having At stake interests as dear and I'm
poant iEcn OF this county, have no hesitation IN
giving united support We thnk the fact OF
bis from III se Of party poll les for several
Important sderaon. II not be amiss TO
that for the last although Ne has been temporarily
county of public duties yet Is his
home Thoroughly identified Interests dear and
Important as any citizen o. TIE county.
VOTERS From THE LOWER IND
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STAUNTON
ROOT SU0E Avn LEATHER FACTORY

JNuIS Cmpany Is prepared Ill orders for Mems Womens,
buys and girls boots and brogaps Of variety from the
ade' PIPER nd Mems Congress CATER and Oxford Tie
o the heaviest boot and brogan.
II Is Southern Factory built by southern Capital with the
appro 'ehnery worked by steam and good work
men as are States will furnish good
price, Factory the Union. Let souhern
sus tain Southern Manufactures.
All orders promptly Aed and all work warranted to be such
ordered. Address, WM ii. CARRIER,
dsIs III Pune
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The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those Of
any ether State The products out during the past
ceedei 800 The wheat Of S6O approaches $1,000
900 bushels while the crop yields not less than
bu,hels
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YAZOO COTTON LANDS!

| FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
TIVE undersigned proposes SELL exchange for Negroes,
from 900 5000 Acres Of the finest Cotton Lands In the
| Yazoo Valley.
come Lands cultivation with Steam Mills and
Glrs-others desdened and he easily improved.
portions Yazoo and Washing
ton counties easy navga ion
wishing negotiate referred 20 hessrs j. R.
Co.. Tredegsr Iron WORKS Richmond, Va. and
address W. BARNETr, or
II LAWRENCE,
des-dtf Yazoo City Miss
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hS>aSS HATAN AND CUMB eRLAND.-The b.l for the call
der and propose such
nav proJce Tor Virginia adopt In the present ala ming
dillon ntry having been passed By the General Assem-
by that Convention shou
udsn', sod dpasjnate and beiey'g that
living Of the couuty ~ Cumberland. posses all the
eessary qualifications this Zig and responsible positon
ak plea presenting lin the voters Of said
casdiar To represent AID iol II is
IrV say that ais unsou Gsd without his knowledge.
doubt that lac will eheeIflly seve .lc
i.ls-ttI MANY VOTERS.
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THE STATE DEBT.

The STATE deIt only slO O6Sss H. and roia Rs last tire
yedrsAa' been reduced ~ 546 So and may Reasonable
erpect ndt in Ten yedrs u loiH become extinct
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PRESENT POPULATION.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The State rapidly filing up with population s63O25 persons
having added since 1872 making the present population
1890. sralo Of 1902 per cent IN ten years
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such Immediate
upon prairie SOILS they being composed
ola deep rich oam fertility Of which unsurpassed by
thap
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49, lELS EsQ-on hs 4th Of February the rights Of sur
Iii Re exercised by The people OF Nrisia for election
the vi ally important which has occurred in her ho
IL Tor Of Convention Who decide er tes
psrhsps for n time to To such crisis agak
eRg awful depth, and INQUIRE, shall the Conye ton
Who have determined Alredy that tae UiOl should
be- soon as they snail be- ds- lye'; Of
Of tried wisdom aud experience whose love and ysneron
Unlcn the Is second ony their derm alton
preserve The honor Of Virginia. We the oqu
who will dies lie Union the would bury
beueiaet1-" with teas with roic ng necessary
preference. a Is RAJ kIiH T. DANIEL and will
support him the Representatives Of Richmond with pride
and Pile
ils-8: UNION AND sTATERIGIITs MEN
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over OOOO Of private capital have been expended the
railroad system Illinois Inamueh part Of the income from
these works with vaasHe ubc fund lands go &c
diminish The State expenses the LIGHT and must
quently every day decrease
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AkhlyALS AT PRINCIPAL HUrGlF
EXCHANGE HOTEL & BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN P. & TuOs. y. BALLARD, Propr,yto-s

ENNHlNEE HONEL q MI Z NEKU HUI Ne
JOHN P 4 TuOs. ,. BALLARD Propr.eto-s
Jan. II, 1861
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