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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04
MEDICAL.


4 COMPOUND RtNEDr. DESIGNED To bE
"A tas nsost srsSnvs AlrsaAusk that csa hs made.
II i coacsnlratst stirseted ~ Para ssf-spa lia
tsrafse power 20 anerd effective salltess fo<
the disesss- s4rsapsrf.ia j. F>pated - cer~. Il =
believed that sach remedy l. ~saied - tho>e she
suffer from Strumous conpisints, and that Which
will accomplish their saasl prove q immense
service ~ this large class u cur fellow -cuIeus
Hos completely tAis compoand ~ali do II has b~~1
proven oy experns MARI q th~ worst css>s -
be found q he foiioring eesapialssi
SSrofais and scrufulous Conplsints. kTupuons and
Krupuye Diseases. Ulcers. Trmple-. Hosrhe,
Tanoss, sslt lsheas. sesld Head. syphihs
and syphilirc Affections. Nercuriai Ds-
sasc. Drcp~y. seursiF4a or Tie Id
oarsGx. Dsoiilty .pyspepsla and
fsdise-tou. ~ sipelAs. Re-
- ~ Anfhony's fire.
And inAs>a TIE Whole elAss - complaints Arising
ffom Inpehty q The Bloca.
Tbs compound ~sli be fcand great pronnOter ef
heallh. -hsu tAken IN the spring s1pci the foul
hun1ors which fess~r in the blood that ssssoo of
the year. ~ ths timely sapulsaon q thsn many
tad~s can. ~ the AID of iils remedy. spare sAem-
selves frn the sndurancs q fo1l eruptsns. and vi
sores through which the system vii strive
10 ltsslf Of eorrupuoas. not ssssled ~ Do this
thro1gh the natural ol annsls q he body ~ slI~r
slse medicine Cleanse cut the s1tiatat hio>c ~hel
ever you Ind - Impurities bursting through The
skin 10 pnpies. erupuous Or sores. cleanse Il when
yoa Ind II obstrocted and sluggish Ia the veins.
whenever IL - foul. snc your feeling. ~i
tell yoa when Even where no particulM disorder is
ist people eey better health. aud live longer fos
cleansing tie blood Keep the boot heslts, and AL
10 well. hut With this psbuiufn e life disorcsred,
there cal be lasting health sooner later
something must gu wrong. and The great machInery
oflife = a soraeresi overthrOxu.
ssrsapari Il has. and deserves much, the reputs-
don q scconrl shing these ends but the world has
been sgresfously deceived by the prspsratio1
oft partly because the drug alone has not all The
yirtns that s claimed Cor H. but becanse nzny
preparstiots. pretending 10 he oooccnfrst-d ca
tracts Gift bur its of the virtue q Safssp
srilia, anything else.
Daring late yesis lie public have been mislese by
large bottles. pr "a ng 20 give cusrt q Extract
Of Sarka par.la fof dollar. No<t " these have
been frauds upon the sok for they no ouly oontain
httle, II any. ssrsapariila, tat ott~n no curative
properties whatever. Hefcs. bittsr I'D psinfo. die
appointment hss followed the oftbe v1risus sx-
tracts of sarsspsrila Which sood the msrks' anti
the itsef is justly dsspised and has become ~
souymous with imposition AID cheat Stsll call
this compound Sarsap4rilla. and intend 70 sspply
such remedy a. shall rescue Tie name frcrn the
load Of obloquy waich rests apoo ~ And think
We have ground for believing it has virtuss which
irresistible by he ordinary -un of the diseases
IL Is intended In order 70 their CON-
pete eradication fro<n The system, the remedy sbo'd
be judelo1sy taken according 10 The direction The
boftls-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04
Price eS CITE. per Box-Eiye Box.
e. Tor Cd.

Great numbers q Clergvmen. Physicians, States
men. and eminent personage. have lent their
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness q thee.
dies but space here viii not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agent below named furnish grats
our A~xncAS AiNANAc IN which they efvsn.
with also f descriptions of the above complaints.
and the treatment that should he followed for heir
Do not b. put 81 hy anprn7pl~d dealers nth eshsr
preparations shey MAKE more pront On Demand
AYtR's and take ~ others The SICK want the beet
aid ther. Is for them, and hey should have Il
All our remedies Tor sale by J. X CVuScsAN.
p NJ po>SriIT and by all Druggists IN Terre- Hsuf.
Wholesale by ALIxs a Co. Cincinnati
unv3Sdeosn -~ecw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

PREPARED Ply
DIR. J. &. AVER - CO.,
LOWELL. MASs.
Price, ei per Bottle-six bottles
for e5.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

Hes won for Itself such a Tor the of ex-
ery variety o. Throat snd Lung Complaint that n s
e;irsiy unnecessary for 10 recount the evidence
Of its virtues wherever II has been employed. As
II has long been Ia constant throughout this
tou, ueei do more than assure the people IL
quality j. kept up the hest Il ever has eecn and
that II may be reues DO for their relief all Il has
ever been found q a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

"ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
TION.
HYfMBoiD's BUCHU for "a. Rsda.r
HEINBOID'S BuCHI for tAs ksdneys
HEtMBoII's BUCHU for the Gravel
HFI.uBOLD's BuCHJ for the n-ofsy
HEINBOLDS BUCHJ for Nervousness.
HFI.MBoID'S BrCHU fcr Los q Memory.
HELMB0LD's BUCHu for Ismness Of yisicn-
HEIMDOID's BUCHU fos Difficult Breathing
HELNBoLD's BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU fer OenerA DEBILITY.
HELNBoLD's BJCHC ior UniveFsAl l.sssisuas
HEINBoI.n's BUCHU for Horrcr a ra-<asA
HELMBOlDS BJCHU foF Night S~eAt.
HEIMBOIDS BUCHv 81 wsksfalness
HEIMBoIp.s Brchu iOs Drynsss q tAs SITE
HFINRoi.D'S ByCHr for frupcons
uEiNBOIDs BrCHU fot Pain IN he Rsek
HFLMBoiD'S BUCHU for HesviBe.- of the Ey.li1s,
with Temporary sunusiou aud Lo-s of sight.
HrlMBOI.D'S ECCHC for Mobility and Resteesness,
With want of Attrntion and Horror q Sccis;y.
HRi.NBOID's BUCHU Ter obstructlons-
HEI.MBoLD's BCCuU for kxce-ess arising frcsn IN.
discretion. ard al Diseases of
FENAiEs-FENALEs-FF
FENALEs-FEsAIEs-Fk
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR CON-
TENPIATIS6 MARRIAGE,
TREY ARE OF NO avArI.
HUxBOLp's ExTRAcT RrcHU
isTHI VERY 7ESI RKhEpY N 1IE WORLD
For Al complaints incident n. ser whrther aEi-
ssns from inti-retsou. ushits q Di~sipales ~ s
DECLINE or CHANGE % fIFF.
skE SYMPTOMS AB0yR
NO FAMILY SHOULD Bk WITHOUT II
Take more Balssm. Mercury. rnrseasanf
N~ticine icr Uuplsssar' sDd Dsnrrrcas nsesses
HEi.uRoIb's EXTRACT rccHr cUREs
sECnET DISEASES
IN All the4r Nsees. Al Little Esl>nss
ll.,.~ q. 20 change of uset 30 l1-son~snlsuoe
ASr) No TApOsr-EK
T.. uyfNHoIlpsS TxTRACT nrCHV fu~ Fre~.--
.. srssinx ffc,n hshlu intnlre8 IN
n~ Nov~G a~norn
,.
lnt fof e,s<sses srt.tng fru kahits Il dissipation
~ - - M - xs.~A..-e. - II ,...r-.
fen.oe =. -. ~. - ~. - = - - -
tns P-"so' w
Fn..s ,,.,sf,.,, noe rxrp ~ ur..-uf. l. 49,.
snd ession. q tes mo-. a.srse.nt =. chs. as'sf
-. :. ks.-..~. - 49,.
ov,
tAtr AHh oHcANs.
1850 =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

CHEMFFs SALE.-..By virtue 4
/ y a. eAecafI. n issscd frosa IA Tira Cosnrou
f7sss C--sFf. 70 dlrerset arc sLvered in "a
of Cbsries D-atiy ana sEaiis sslaes kfg.l aase
lssied hs following desriie rssi esistt sifrsf,
m Ntzo escutv. ludf-ria. to-~ft 1oe t1-
isf n q 5e portheaft quarter i q sec tlIif.
uns 81 tc~u-b.p slss "a IL rsuge si,hf IL.
tsintns forfs 80 -cre-s reo tae sssf.retf slaflr
~ q n roat1west Qrart~T = ~ secfter ft'-fr-
ens 81 te~nship rirvea IA = fanse eIsal fs' 90
tslains iory ,sa scrss. aut a.
SkTVRDAH. 4Jir G. 81.
Within 10 legal boar q so dav st ts 7 .ss
der ~ Tefre Haate ~If sff tle rs.se zllf r-n<t-
q - ahose Described reai f-sfr. feFtfiseF ~ 81
TIE privileges tId apparfsuancfs - ~ st.f fti'
iar - tersn 10 sklee- nz ffss.t1 'As tif
- hiader So ea~t and spa fs1rf 81 fe-iifr es
.u<ci~nt te satisfy sst exeF-i 80 fra E~fts ril
tAsn sod tlers eGsI ths ies slaIs = tf = faIa al
F.ssts - IL kiehest fiasr - rsst. - saLtfr -
his lob dsy e fua., Isl
SANtrt cosSfn. -. 20
gurlf--.- - g. e<.to-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04
"A d q 7 R A Q T

or re FYF7EK9TR .sSlfLASSCAL STATE
lKEyT y ~ -sltdofsa ~ 6ts MONK LsSf.
RANtH COWAsY Qf kA< Ofy a Nsto Tor :.
on ne Ii 10y or Jsssa0ry. lssl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04
A NEw ARTICLE I


Rob ack,s Stomach Bitters!
Dee eDd delightful StcfnaChiC snd Cordial f1f
giving tone 70 The stomach and for ie prevention N
h.iioos Complaints. incdeE; ths Western esuntr~
Tryf
A. morning drink 70 As-sst di.rcstie8 sns r-.s-s
Dysr<psia. I; hsE no equal. 1ry IL
In f1ros Il l. "a --raor al ether Bltfsrs Try a.
The formula Il tasre Biisrs u0u ls6li ID. sal,
property Il DT. RohAek oSigiuste. With ono a "a.
eldest and fe-t er-iEezst Ae4cAl scfilsrs 81 tha
West AM y - directly pr-iicaisd uiol ihe Naf- -
Western people
Ibe-e lAtters derive tLsir s,sm4us lrt.in a.. fsf-
fn t1nic q The roott and hsrfs - uhItt
are composed, and a. they sre. ~ lllayirg annV,
urA cravings q the stomach. directly pfou.olse 4
TEMPERANCE.
TIE pr~-ert proprietor bseves that a. making tes.
~idely kn0-n. the purllc welfare il subservel
il VII roou - for sale - al of Ir nclack's nm
meroos Agsnts and st Hotels. &o-. tn country
In tie mesuumc orders vii te tliel tifccf ir,i1
Cincinnati a. auy e--1fify AID az te lowest fafss
Il j. put up in Quart Boties aBi sesnrey packed
dos eases Half ag.- Sample Gases viii LcTtes-ar
- paets-i and ~>ai - any address. n desired
Retail Price. 81 per bottle, or sin
for a..
PrtDopAl &C. and sAle-rootn. Nos rssi Fcursh
street - buiifiag from Main Street CiAiunsu
ohio- Laboratory. Ne - Hasl.rsnad Su~st.
For sale IN Nigo Cc1nts hy
p. n. poNSElJ.Y. T~rre iaus
J.R CJNTNdHAN
wM l. sHUEY. Nv Co<h~n.
PETER BCskulk. CeutTevflle.
And - Druggists and Ncrct stas generally
throughoet the unlf>d State and canadss.
oc1i n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

PoR rHE CrRE or
coetivrness. JArndios, Dyspepsia. indigestion. Dys
tnfery. Foul stomach, Eryslpelas, Headache,
Pies Rheumatism, Rrupuons and Skin Dis
eases, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. letter,
Tnmors and salt kbeun. Worms,
6oaI, Neuralgia. a Dinner
flli. and fr Purifying the
Blood.
They are suksr-eoated that the most sensitive
can tske them pleasantly. and they tbs bee; ape
risn. " the wuvid 1or "a the purposes a family
, 1861-02-09


ou.ea 70 afgey TO the settlemens Of llhnois
and Wisconsin "a ths steamers 1ao'a Aadisoa,
1Hl"''s and oreae WsStera; to which fact the
thousands no" settled IN their comfortable
homes In those States Will bear testimony.
94y As9y OF 1note Hao;tNent with haA limited
;assts e. 70 pay fR passage
gasF S8 oy aaaA III Oh 81: AAqstFy 8 the rapld
;sEl|e elolfa1 Ell OF sns,couAfY' neaosa4I IlndePe9
e', sHos lF9:Rt 81! ~ ~ sery Ms9tlt1nyy. z
"gopeF nsk95p eefthat tsa}Fsds*
Ct" "as oans esAFela'1s >tof upper lake t1ado,
ana contlnaedF dF4 make regular trips for ten
successive 5eafsA@ oI5:t9sassfiInatlcn placed
upon her during those t*sre, Y is::ot my pro-
tHn1eene1e 10 speas, more INN 10 saS~fn2t s11E
"as aea'gned' modeied BY, ana under my con-
mand' during that period. The public MINI
: as Vs., general thing, places = proper estimate
ia4F pub
'Xs1ances. -. ':;:----..;.-.77 :
. .At that time [1s5Sl the: principal forwarding
hnuso IL tho city were Kinzie q Hunter,
.NeWber1T 4 Dolls, Gurdon. E2Hnhha.df Esq !,
: Bristol g. Porter, tho lastez. of: whom vere
thin = agents = and 'consiguees for-the above
mined boats, MI Hubbard baiug the aRapt Tor
, 1861-02-09
WORDS FOE THE HOUR,
by 4 SOUTHERN E1NA. =.



:: -: Written for the Chicago -T1tbansl ..,.
Now BY eur beating human hearts. that toathingl,
:. ahhoe.' 49,. -, :. -
.Aa vel ihe crimaof eowardleea a crimson ssaan o.
war, +. - ''':.'
What IL ii hut hitter shams that here, With fold
ed hands, ,,..,, : -. -,
We rest in quiet homes smla the t.tne4. Of The
:. lands, -" ....,-~: ., 70"
Wild damn'd Treason. dsril-sycd, md blssphs,
:. nous Of. month.
Goes spawning forth iii splesa q hell through all
tho fertile Sonth.
oar prond flag trailing low bsussth an unblsssed
:. sickly shred, .
Whose lone tngloious STA. .nsuts tho stars Of God
o'erhead;, p
Willie, slaughtered Is qhrls,'s martyrs were, our
:. 'mansled brethren lie
On all the fields alhHatt which shines that smiling
Southern sky
Dy Heaven meshinks 1t were enough to make
=, the very sod =.
Send etidine cries Of murder up rnto the Satas OF
= God. =
Who, thinking on the ghast1y ta.es feels no. his
fierce blood course
Along his hot and burning yeans with auift samal-
:" tupus forcot "a
Who, ozooding on the Widows wrosgs. the ont
RACED orphans cries, ~--4' -
But nnds tho wrashful impulse dalh into his ds1.
-. Ing eyes1 --.4.
And which Of NJ il thsre so base, who will not
~ GLADLY fling, -, a.
For countr,'s sake. hi. life and death within the
bastle-r1ng: :;
-. 't -,
sons and brothers Of tho land. sha1 these black
soiroxs b., T. 80 2
And mono Of rs leap up to face the CORY Tyranny,
Must atiil the mqrdarous hemp choke sholt thu
4. breath TINT fseaman breathe,
And still the lynchers torches asrs, and stil1 his
vils tar aeethe; d. j. "
And .till the hoarse eprscbelchinc mob BREAKDOWN
J.: our countrJ's laws, -
And still the kissing Southern anaks defy cur ear
glo's clawsf =.
9 to the rales that shal CONS, With clear discern:
+. Ing eye,
stFous t.,t IL h,' own 'onl md .t1onssr trust In
Q for tho AosesI who shall lead our::nswer Israel
forth, 49, =. :
And from til, iaroc rear ANEW q nation for tho
carthl
o for the blessed eonqusrtnx hon- vnea thsottlsa
Treason's breath . -
Ebbs eae nnto its parent HELM stsanzlua Ea.ps
= of death. .....
Ny brothers, hold you, sop,s In leash, ~ 1.tsth
80 those who zee s.~,.
The perfect triumph e1eam beyond this drsar'
i. = Gethsemane;.
And draw large 'bse.ths. Of Freedom in. 10 make
:, -" your spirlts atronc- : -, ;,
, 1861-02-09
Tho Loafers all 1;seceaslon1sts. =
The Wheeling InteHiQcneer said the other

DAY:
WHO are the people who 60 for disunlon IN
this townf Are they the bone and sinew men,
the people On whom the town depends 2 No.
Look ut every loafer, at every miserable spongg1
er, Jail bird, eupernumernry, blood:sucker and
hunger on. They are al; for secession il they
don't "get their rights"
Being called upon for an explanation by
some seccssionists who claimed to be gentle
men, the 7Iata1igencer u1 1dertook to define e1-
actly what it meant by quoting and endorsing
the following from tho Richmond Wniy:
: -sWhile we do not mean to say that every
secess1onist Is loafer, we do mean to say that
nearly every loafer VIC meet is seccseionist,
and bent upon resisting all invasion ofhis Fights
under the Constitution He swells up to an
amazing extent whenever Black Republican is
mentioned, and declares that he has nailed his
flag 10 the masthead, and inscribed thereon,
*.Kesistauce." Glorious menl Ye have come
down TO US from a former time, but your
names shall never be remembered after the
present generation" =
II John N. Bolts was beaten for the Con-
vsntion by Lis competitor, Randolph, {scces-
alonist) in the Richmond District, 2S5 votes,
, 1861-02-09
The Tone. or Tennessee. =
IA correspondent Of q Nashville paptr; state

: ] he -Toa9 cA t1ennehseos -
:. "a, correspondent Of q Nashville paptr' states
the case well, az sfollows: ',-,- :,
!: las to the Republican party, who rs yet have
done as no harm, and may never dol wewfll
attend to them when. they attempt q practical
aggression upon our rights: I'VE hare now to
deal with. q more: pressing .danger-Dsaunion
md tfeason amongst and around MS: When
NE haya crushed the viper uow 'ready' to dart
enough. to look for enemies beyond Mason and
Dixon's line II We capuot save ourselves
from the deadly embrace Of d Southern CoaJad-
eracy, It matters little what else may happeu--
utter that comes the detatge."
There is no disputed state, in which the
Union men make more true and noble fight
than In Tennessee. The Union papers Of the
State are: telling IN amount Of plain truth IN
plain terms, that cannot fail to tnye q whole
some effect: T.. .s
, 1861-02-09
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

VIRGINIA CONTENTION
The result Of the recent election In Viz
ginia, though now hailed by the Nath as
an evidence of the decadence Of ths ses-
sion fury, affords no guaranty that Vtk{|niah .
]oya}4s the Yten. w s Ms wel33sS aa3sw SaeFspoa !F
Ebpt nS thanaQ arc Eor th4 pio1th- 'Et,
E:#ut a.EA" Tksfemadaaer, n$Abub@zstth. @
a9ar seat{la@ ot
The siXfcs. arfn fa76f Of what they call
co-oncratiye secession, the alternative Of
which is the adoption by the North Of the
Crittcudcn amendments. They desire de-
iay, not a manifestation ufaoyalty to-tho
eoyernment-co operation in strength, not
.ihe preservation OF the Union in its integ-
ritz The NnEth has nothing to expect Of
those men. They are more dangerous than I.
the mosFf furious Of thb Immediate etesglon: :
ish because there Is moFe, method
in their madness; and, they; ~a1c
more criminal, because tAsy know n?
TINT 70 the allegations ,.,,:;. :;.,agalnst:4 ths
Repabhcahs, with which, they aesd deladisg
til tie people and bringing m cyff war .are
unfounded and false Theirs is the pfsde-
termjned wicledness of Intelligence. #hile
:ths inscnsate fury Of the: extreme so''sh-is
the .nr,;atuis1 product Of ignorance md ma
...NgnIty.. The truth which we allegc of Vir~
gaiinia applies with equal force to the other
Border siaTa:5 States that taru fo1nc1ting this
caaseless and: :senseless rebellion: Tie ties
ID: kindEed;;of business and ri social inter.
course- which bind them to the North, have
K existed too ,lohg and have been TOO strong
to leave then: ii doubt as to iIe intentions
of ouf people,: and when they, falsely . 5.
sumo That we are their natural enemies,
p1oftin!yT,o compass their destruction, we
:fecf That they. make :a,d1at upon public
patience which will not be much longer
. h9goIed4s ara .-.t :. ..-....t ID. !:
, 1861-02-09

THE WINTER AND THE CROPS,
: :: It Is conceded among agriculturalists
that the character Of the Winter has much
to do wit,, thocrops,-. Certain il is, that IN
omen winter with frequent changes from
.:warn to, cold, weather sunshine and sleet
alteernating.witth; each other, Is: followed fy
\ short cro;,, If mt an cntir, fa7;urre - rhe
:, nrcsert. .w;nter th,,s far boa r;xen nrom;ac
afano,nor .hrna,nt horvss+ E,1o,n ,i,a
- e-s.eA -t -
-octod 1,1, t,,o ,,,,,, .,nd sI,o;,ia Il rsno;1 a
fsw ,reeG ionaer. , I'D ~ w;n.s3sH En-, N re1,o;1lr
::1,avo t5one. Ia sharat IL fl TO- IT, oveTaowing ~
thc.earnerz Of the husbondman Not on]v
dots The snow r;ro,est ,he roofs ofthe win.
Ter cr,ns ,,ut the a1,mon;d w,;ich.i = hrina;s
down fnn the atrnosnhcre and transmits
!. to lie eo;l !. =: most imnortant fsrtil;ser:
and:belnz to .: stimuIue and perfect the corr:
inp cron it mravi,e r,. Tint many ut11rr Ella:
1nien,s lie hid il lie thick mant1e. of snow
Wild, mate our fie,da fru TIT md beln n
~nleasI Tho 1,nd With :;ih ;aihnndance
Good slc;eb;nr a1ao m enables; farmers IN
market t1,c;T t.To7,s o,;Ia to nrn,g;;la 1snc;no
, 1861-02-09

i. HaWstmAxar, Ehaxqlier Guarantees
!, :, L1bsfty ei speech, --4--.--.
Ihs b5ays theories n! g!tsrea By Mayor nhateh-
er OF Albany In his tIecc1t letter which re
published, seem to bare lost ..mnch OF their
force when reduced topraqtice- An Abolition.
.mses'ng was held in Abaa lyon Monday even;
ling, and after proceeding without III much inter
fup.ien 1or ? short time, wns finally compelled
p ytelq 70 We mob spirit, and dispeEse.. j pnt-
in tns Eho!s = !s RsesTees a of the meeting, Mayor
Thatcher was present, and when called ::uuponn
to protect the Abolition1; ;ts from e:t5h6fiaIal
!: annoyance By The rowdds present, he declined
to Dc SO, any further thad to "bes the audi-
ence to remember the sacred eharacter.to tof
;frco speteh-the evils that woula be likely to
reanlt, ~ the future, 10 Tub cohntiy It wc1fa
4 Is aaa aakSpre fhen of *his ion:
sest purpose to Do 4hat. ha eontl to protect fhe
:ieita assr of1 those from Whose, Views: as Ii
Et-<t - .{.-I!l /. -F33c t%9ft
, 1861-02-09

EOUGAk100A1s
II Bill Tor an oct 10 refund tas interesk on IL.
!, CoNegs o. University Fund a1sd appropriate ut
: sa,ne for tn ssss Of. As< State Aoamat. U'stx,s
=. sity, . '~'' -: =,
: WmaKAs, An act of Congress passed the lsth oi
April, Isis, entitled Van act to sna1la tho people
OF Illinois to fural en- and ktate govern.
ment, and foF the adaiaeioa Of such ssa,e lit. thu
Union :on hh equal footing with .ths original
etases" among otner things. proposed to tbs peo-
pie Of said territory
49,. nys TT sst of The ast RE9ses q tie
sold II rom and atier tho 1T d. Of Jauu
ary, 1919 after deducttug all expenses tnctdant to
the came, ahan be reserved for tbs putpos follow.
the direction Of congress in making reads loading
to tho state fesIdue to be appropriated by the
legislature Of said state for the enconrsgement of
1eafnin., Of which one-six{h part shsn % e1clu-
: WHEREAS, The people Of the State Of Illinois, In
convention assembled, on thR 26lh day Of August,
1915 accepted said proposition Of Congress, and
arising from the said one-4iz1h Or said three per
the eun Of $2e, ,607 s. that the interest in ths
sad ps;'9.s,pal q; H. uP TO an6rnte the
>NuEnE4s, For tho purpose Of carrying cut tbs
intention q Congress II he proposition s,ese.sid.
,Re e ah s hs BPb Of ths H.
aes fos the establishment and maintenance Of =
Normal L1lveft1syt' and ..
said University fund. except the interest Oh tie
aa1ne ance January 1et, ls57, amounting to 31g,-
eh oa1 has ever hsth bestowed On any college Or
university, but that the said principal and interest
hare been used BY the State therefore, .. ..
'<Ecrf \ L He1tsndcted BY; khepeople II the Stats
er 1R4Ho4<, represented IN General Asse1.Ny, That
tho 9otsrnoF Of the Etate be- and he Is hereby au-
thor}Eed aud empowered to tBsue Stale bonds, IN
thenticsted In the nsual way, .tu the :nnount OF
$4,000, part Of the tnteteat of the University
f.d payable to the beard Education Of the State
OF Illinois for the use Of thd Normal ;Enlyersfy,
snd u sum; not isss than sl,cQQ sash. taid headz
theit daic, with ei1 pei cent peT annam, payable
aeml aah1Aly in the city Of View York.
, sEe,2 That tne oal*nce- 1hs dnterest un tho
same il hereby auted 70 tas principal Of .hs said
University fuad aud Il hereny declared to be part
Of the came making in alt the sum OF $l5G ISL 81
: SEC. 3. That this acs Is hereby declared to b. q
public act and to be IN force o and atfr Ill p4a-
sAge- - - - '-=~'f =
:: The aboge blu has passed the House .a.tef
f,11 daha*A hv a vOf a nf E0 RI TO
, 1861-02-09
=UI)Eaaq Grlhuttc,
4:.rr'.n ,"n: ~i'sAruRDA7, FEBRUARY 9, 1861.

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