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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-29

their camp equipage, besides numerous prison
c:s and arms,
Gen. johnson reports that he was compelled
to surrender at Gallstin Tenn, because bis
force, after fighting bravey for some time,
finally broke and fed, with the exception Of
several officers and about seventy-hve OF the
men. The Federal loss was tventy-six killed
and thirty wounded The Confederates
lost thirteen killed and forty wounded.
A captain has arrived in New York, who
reports that he killed the Confederate General
Ewell in one Of the recent skirmishes on the
Rappahannock This is not believed by any
body,
The Fortress NIoproe dispatch states that
there are no signs Of Confederate movements
on the James river Norfolk and Suffolk have
been strongly reinforced by Federal troops.
A letter from Loudoun county Va, states
that dash was made early on Wednesday
morning by Whites Confederate cavalry on
Captain Means company, in the town of Wa
tertord. and resulted IN killing and capturing
the most OF the Federal cavalry under Capt.
Means The captain made his escape with
some others. The greatest excitement pre-
walls in Loudoun county in consequence OF the
appearance Of guerilla bands.
The war meeting in New York was an i'm
mense demonstration. A number OF speeches
were made by prominent citizens; and resolu-
tons were adopted pedging faith, fortunes lives
and honors TO ''crushing the rebellion; call
ing on tile eyed and other corporations to
contribute largely to the recruiting funds, and
on business men to close their stores, as far as
practicable, at 0 clock p NJ. till the 18th
prox.; also asking the President to authorize
General Corcoran to raise legion OF 10000
men. 4 letter was received from Secretary
Seward, expressing the Presidents regret at
being unable to attend; also 8 strong letter
| from Governor Morgan. General Corcoran
| was one of the speakers.
In Boston on the 9th, all the places OF bus
mess were closed at an early hour, in conse-
ouence of the great war demonstration on the
Commons. The procession Vas nearly mile
| long, and the streets through which it passed
were thronged Speeches were made from
three stands by Governor Andrew. Edward
Everett, Robert c. Winthrop and others
The following resolution was adopted at the
War Meeting in New York. ''Resolved, That
inasmuch as property in the loyal States Is
valueless should the rebellion succeed, We call
on the monied and other corporations, to con
tribute largely to the recruiting funds, and to
every effort for suppressing the rebellion.
The board to determine the facts as to the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
RARE INDUCEMENTS
TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
M'ARTHUR DEMOCRAT, T,
REDUCTION IN TERMS.

/ copy one year, in advance, 81, 90
10 copies, to one address, l yr., 500
We thus put down the price of on
subscription, in clubs of 10, to so Q.
each. We ask our friends .nt
county to get up clubs in eve : neioh
borhood, and send us in eight dol, ,ars
for ten copies. Yu can do 1T if you
try. If our friends throughout the
county will raissus one hundred new
subscribers, We will purchase new
typo and fixtures, thereby max ng the
Democrat one Of hs hands vmest, as
well as one OF the best, country news.
papers in Southeastern Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Congressional.
TUESDAY, December 10.
HOUSE.

Mr. Pendleton moved that the mem
orial of Messrs. Howard, Gatchell &
Davis be referred back to fte Com
mittee on Judicigy, with Instructions
declaring that Congress alone has the
power under the Constitution to sns
pend the writ Of habea8 c@p,w; ttat
the exercise OF the poGer BY another
Department of the GovernmsRt is a
usurpation, and dangerous 70 public
liberty: that the persons above named
be delivered to the Marshall, to the
end that they may be indicted with
the rights Of a speedy trial, if there
be probable cause for such proceed.
Iings.
lie spoke at some length on this
subject, saying that those gentlemen
were members of the Dpard of Police
/ of Baltimore, and on the 11Ih day oi
July last, IN the dead hour ofnight,
were arrested by order OF the militia
ry authorities, and, without charges
being preferred against them, convey.
ed as prisoners to Fort McHenry.-
They AJAX THAT Congress may exam.
Inc into the question, or that they may
&c heard before a judicial tribunal ,and
yet Mr.. Pendletou's colleagues on tie
Committee on the Judiciary could
find no more fitting response to tbe
memorial than that it shoald lay un-
read on the table. The question here
presented was as TO the legality Of
their present punishment, which he
denied.
Mr.. Bingham said his colleagues
position was that Congress alone can
suspend the writ. While conccding
the time has come for it's pension,
when rebellion lifted up its head over
a large portion of this Republic and
esGayed to shake down the pillars of
the Constitution and drench the land
in iratcrnal blood, it was no time to
be splitting hairs as to whether Con.
gress or the President should first ex
ercise the power. Did his colleague
contemplate a general Jail delivery or
wish to con fine his sympathies to the
rebels and eonspirators Of the city of
Baltimore 2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Supreme Court of Ohio,
TUESDAY, Jan. Z, 1862.


No. 244. Merrill j. G. Breese ys.
The State of Ohio. Error to Vintoh
Common Pleas.
Peek, j. Held:
1. "A count in an indictment, which
charges the burglarious breaking and
entry Of a store with intent to steal
and an actual larceny of the goods
therein, is not demurrable for duplici
|ty.
9. On general verdict of guilty
upon such a count, the accused may
be sentenced for the burglary, but not
for the larceny, and where the jury
return a verdict Of "guilty oftEe bur-
glary as charged the Court may sen.
tence the accused for that crime, al.
though the verdict does not respond
to the charge Of larceny made in the
same count.
8. 1.-two or mere persona confede-
rate together to break open a store in
the night seasen, and steal the goods
therein, and it is agreed between them
in order to facilitate the burglary and
lessen the danger Of detection, that
one of them shall, on the night agreed
on entice the owner to house a mile
distant from the store and detain him
there while the others break into the
store and remove the goods and the
said confederateS perform their respec.
tive parts of said agreement, the per.
son who TINS enticed the owner away
and detained him was constructively
present at tbs burglary, and may be
indicted as a principal offender.
A judgment vii! not be reversed be
cause the verdict is contrary to the ev.
idence, unless 1t is, manifestly SO, and
the reviewing court will always hest.
tate te.do so where the doubts ofits
arise out Of q conflict in
oral testimony. - -, ? 20
Judgment affirmed,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
The Senate after George ID. Morgan and
his Fees for Purchasing Vessels.

1
Mr.. Doolf(tle said that lie would 20
for making war on the thieves of the
Treasury, but he was not prepared Oh
ex-parte evidence to vote censure on
the Secretary of the Navy. We had
more things to contend with then seces
slon, and one WAS the eternal crOaEing
and complaining on the part ofpre.
tended friends of the Government
sometimes without reason.
Mr.. Wilkinson said that it was q
question whether the Secretary Of the
Navy was to be intrusted with large
amount Of money. He was unwilling
to do It after what had passed. He
did not believe Secretary Welles an
honest man. or in this emergency Of
tho country ne would not have permit
It'd the Treasury to be robbed, for the
enriching family connections. He
cared not who the man was, or what
position he occupied. He wouid lift
h is hand against corruption and
wrong, now and hereafter.
Mr.. Doolittle said he had advised
the NavM Committee TO call on the
Secretary Of the Navy for an explana-
tion.
Mr.. Hale said when he wanted ad-
vice he would call for it,
Mr.. Wilson, by consent, Introduced
a resolution that the Secretary OF the
Navy be requested to inform the Sen.
ate Of the facts in regard to the en-
.ployment of George ID. Morgan to
purchase vessels, and the amount Of
compensation paid him, which was
agreed to. Adjourned.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
"A Bin for r wenty Mail-clad Gun-lca
Debate Upou the Eli.

"a Dl.A iOT u Vehly Mallsciuu OUu--CH
Debate Upou the Diil.
After Mr.. Sumner had finished, Mr.
Hale moved to take up the bill prov.
iding for twenty mail.clad gun boat
Tho question being On the amendment
20 substitute the President Tor The
Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Hale spoke in favor Of the am.
eudment, and asked the Senators il
they approved the course Of the Navy
The Secretary Of the Navy is no doubt
IN honest man but he had made .
mistake. lie said lie (Hale) seemcdt
unfortunate in affairs Of this kind. II
he attacked a small man, then it was
was too small a business; and then II
he went up to the head OF the Depart
ment, he was too high, and must not
pamlyzo The public confidence. We
are spending million and half a day,
not to pnt down tke rebellion but to
keep just about where we are.
Mr:DINon thOnghC IL strange IL we
cast ocnsure on a man against whom
there is no charge, and who was an
honest man. He could show inst cad
of the money being lost this proceed.
ing had saved the Government q great
amount Of money. lie thought it was
not a proper mode to reprimand an
officer who was admitted to be honest
and pure in intention, and it was gross
injustice to the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Sherman spoke in favor of the
amendment. He sG,y the facts could
not be denied that Mr.. Morgan, the
5yother-in-la OF the Secretary Of the
Navy, had receiYed nearly 100000,
and such action could not be dufended.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

The Citizens of Knox Township are
requested tomees at the school House
near George Holdreus Esqr. on
Saturday JGRWG,y 1870 1862.
At O'clock Pm.
For the purpose oil considering what
course shall be pursued by Knox
Township, aud our County, coseqnent
upon the present instruction in
ouronce happy country. A general
attenGepce of all who are interested in
the welfare OF White men and their
families, sre requested to attend
Good Speakers are expected in attend.
ence. Many Citizens.
Jan. 2nG, 1852.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
LIoyd's Maps and Charts Of The
,Dtdefemt Seats of Svar.

Any person wishing q cheap MAP
Of the United States, or Political ol
Military Map, cen see several speci
mems y calling at the Democrat OF
fee. Prices, 40 to 80 cents. They
should be in the hands of every mar
Especially Campaign Chart, which
alta glance, gives information YOU
have to searcl. hours for. Call anC
see for yourselves. The Portraits o.
the President and Cabinet and Of oul
principal general officers are excellent
A. w. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

PAYMENT OF TAxEs-Henry Reynolds
Esq, has deferred sending out the tax list
to the Townships, until the 25th inst. This
great accommodation to the tax PAYERS
Of Viuton County these hard times, and for
which our Treasurer deserves great credit
By the law The taxes were payable on the
Goth ofDecember, and after that date he
could have sent them out and collected s
per cent penalty. This is all right.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
gptl1iiaI IlotilIts:.
WOODS HAIR PESTOEATJyF.-


WOODS HAIR PESTOBATiNE.--
Unlike most specifics, tlisis proved. by uh-
fnpeochabie evidence. to possess great ffi.
cacy as restorer OF The hair to lis pristine
visor. Where the head had become ahno t
haldbecause of sickness, the use of this az
ticle bas produce beautiful growth Of thick
glossy hair. Itis thereforea valuable rrc-
pAra:ion for all classes. lis Ingredients are
such as 10 elltcualy eradicate danduir aud
other impurities. which operate so iuiulious-
Iy-to the hair. II also has curative proper
ties of another description. lnmanv cases
pimpes and other di,fgurmenis Of lie skin
disappear wherever it is used. There is no
bszard attaching to the trial of this remedy,
and its effects can only he 5eneiicia. as lie
compound, il it does not cause manifest
Improvement, is incapable of doing harm
as its component elements are perfectly in
noxious:- Boston Transcript, April %,
1903. nov1wl a,4fr.fg g...- as
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Medical Card.

Or; 3. CoNE may be consulted a,
Jackson House,in Hamden on the first
Saturday and Sunday after tie first
Tuesday ofeach month for the ensuing
ak months, commencing on the first
Saturday in October, 1851. No charge
sior consultation and advice but cash
iormediclnes. Ifyou are in i'll health.
sonsult De- CoNE before It is too late
'ef his pstients accord to him skill and
nsccess in the treatment Of all forms
Of chronic disease. sssep2s.6m.
8 20 " $780, -s.ss-@---Il--T ssle q
3 FayyoHrsAbscription. 3 - I7s,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Our troops Possess l.restonduIg

A sharp skrmiSh took place at Preston
burg, on the 10 h. inst. The attack was
made by the 42nd Ohio 4th Ky. and 900
men OF BollSs 2nd Va. Cav. (dont know if
Homiltous men in the fight or not a! one
o'clock z. Nj. our force LOO. the enemy
Q 500 our loss killed and 20 wounded The
Enemys loss, about 60 killed aud % prisouiS
wounded no! know. Our Troops found 81 Of
the rebels dead next moning. We now
occupy Prestonburg. Col. J. A. Garefld
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

New GoODs,-Mr, E. d. Dodge having
Just Ie'nned lrom the city and bringiu
with him large assortment Of Dry Goods
Hats. and Caps, Boo's and Shoes. Hardware,
Queensware. Groceries and in fact every
thing that you would want for to ware OF
use in any way, and he SAYS he viii sell
them che sper for the cash, than you can buy
them elsewhere. Call and see for yourself,
and be convinced.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
GODEY'S DOUBLE EXTENTlON
COLORED FASHION PLATE,
REMEMBER

that Goey's Lady's Beok contains liz
ore year 400 more pages ofreading
th"S than, aA ,9Asr M%aggNinE twice as
colored fashions better reading mat
ter, doutSs shd qgahtity\of receipts,
and'is in alISre&ects a Much higher
style Of magazinS aAi the difference
in price for a club subscriber ia only
about ~ cents irem that of club sub.
s;liber to a low priced magazine. \
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

SHOOTING AFFAIR, We learn by the
Jackson Express that Samual Pickens was
shot by man by the name of Freeman,
few days ago. The. ball took affect in the
thigh, causing a flesh wound. We learn
Pick"@ Is getting WI and that freeman
has bsA bound over to the next Court of
Com. Pleas Jackson CO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

Gov. DENNIsoN's MESSAGE. We give al
we can of the late Cows Message, and a
statement of contents Of the balance from
the Enquire. We will give some of his Statis.
tics hereafter when we have more room.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
shcriG's sale.

against On Execution.
Henry Packard OF al
HOY virtue of an execution TO me dirrc'cd
ID from the Court of c. mmon Pleas OF VIM
ton county. Ohio, will ,ffrr tor sa,e, at Tho
Packard Mill, in Knox township, vinton co IN
ty, Ohio,
On SatTdw, Janu7ry All A. D 1862,
between the hours Of ten o'clock. a. NJ, and 1
o'clock, p. NJ. Of said day, tie following prop
erty. TO wit: Two yoke Of work Oxen, yokgs
and chains, and ono Ok Wugon.
Srakcn as the property Of Henry Packard 10
saSSiy Judgment in favor OF $. W. PickeIinX.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
dec5 5-w2wpfd2 T. SHADES. Sh'FV.C.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Money Saved.

! WISH to say TO those who owe m:
on B'ok account, That | must havesa sette
ment with all who are it deb'ed to me. am
CASH on NOTES as it is impossible TO GERRY
on business. Keep mp stock, and pay hand
without cash. Please attend to tIis an,
save ne time andyou costs. Help for he'll
is the motto.
EDWARD HOLLAND
Jan'y 9, ,62-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

MI TIE SOCIETY The above named society
meets next Wednesday evening the 22nd
inst at the residence of Mr.. ], w McBe!h.
All are invited to attend.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
roR TIE nnnE or 50

FOR TIE CURE OF
Costirsnsss, JaHdicr, Dyspepsia, Iedigei'i6's.
DyisatefB FSuI StOseach, lasspsia', Ieai1sts
Piles, Rhsmlatiui. EralRioas and Sin Disea,c,.
Liver Complaint, Dscp,y, Tste, 7insors e,s
SaH Rhem', Hpns Gout, N;r-cbid as a
Dinner Pin, aud for fhri(liagtFs Bsoo9.,
They are sugaS-eoated, so that. the most scn.i-
tive can take them pleasantly, AMI they ara the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes ola
family physic. .zs So ~
Prioo "a cents psr goxi Five tosss fox &loa
Greatnumbersof Cicrgyinsn, rhysie;ans. ss;ate1.
men, and eminent personhgcs, hare fTe thei:
names 10 certify Che nnparalie
remedies, but eat space here, viii not permit tue
insertion Of tbem.s The Agents below named flG-
nish gratis our AsrEhfcAN N Al I,MaSAc in whicht ey
are given, with also full descriptions OF the alrs
complaints, and ths tTaatGneat that shnnld be i5l-
lowed for their cure. as
Do not be put of by unprincipl6d dealers with
other preparations they make more profit or.
Demand AYERS. aRd take no Others The sist
want ths best aid there 10 for then, and thsT shasa
have Il. - s,s .ss
An cur remedies arc for sale by -
wifi s Sss,;;ff Sss,;;ffs D DE z Sea- Ne 4r,f,r
Cordery.apd Strong, lispdcn, and by sIl Dohl-
ersin Medicines. Allen O Brother CiDcirnai,
VI helssals Agssts.. novsaiy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

CUNDRIES.-New Orleans, Loaf. Crushed
Dand Pulyerized Sugars; Rio and Java Coffee,
CASTLE, plain and Fancy Soaps; Star, Mould and
Dipped Candies; Prsnes, Rais;ns, Almonds, s. :
mon, CatspP, Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce, Sa--
ssrstps, Indigo, Nader, ,Nutmegs, Ground ana
Kisis sfiscs, sts. ,ste.. for ssle by
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
I'm OF for the WaR,

EsHcsE per.enshnowing thansslyes indebted
to me will find nay Book and Accounts In
the hands Of my Wifs, ELIZA /. B1Isp, wks
will Be found at my residence, ready and wilIiaS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
FASHIONS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
TliY IT FOR ONE YEARi
rERMs ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS.

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Three. Five, Eight or more copies make a
Club. TO every person getting up n Cluh OF
Three, Fire. Eight or Twelve copies an extra
cory ofihe Magazine for 1862 win be given 70
eNuy person getting up club OF Sixteen two
e&tIp copies Of the Magazine for 1s62 will be
sent.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES PETERSON. 3.
506 Chestnut ST., Phila.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
GOdey'S Lady'S Book for
January, 1852.
Sirty engravings, Three steel plats
Ovcr 100 pages, sirtyJfre arti-
cles, and double e1tensiOn
Fashion ,plate,cOntain-
ing name figures.
COMPETITION DEFIED.

Two original, ,designsin this number
"Our Father, who art in Heaven
designed by that celebrated artist,
Mrs. Lilly Martin Spencer; the other,
"a Slow Coach" Our, Title. page,
coRtaiuing fifteen figures, aud 'Our
Father, who art in Heavea& are two
olthe finest steel plates everpnblished.
'GODEY'S DOUBLE EXTENTlON
COLORED FASHION PLATE,
containing rinb figures. seven by any
other magazine. these plate have ex.
ceed the admiration afall countries,
is nothing like them are published
anywhere. You may search the Eng.
lish, French, and American magazines
fer ANYTHING like an approach to them.
The subscribers to GSdey get in one
year about fifty mCre c6lored fashions
then are furnished by any other pub
lication.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

EHon. John Fee and James w. Sands
will accept our thanks for favors received.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Encourage Home Industry I"

The DEMOCRAT beng the Official Or
gan Ofthe County, and LaVing the lar
Eest Circulation, now offers the Best
and Cheapest Inducements to Adver-
tiSers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
Macarthur Market,
Corrected Weekly.)

Corrected Weekly.) @
Wheatpcr bush, (wbito)..:. .......'. 81
(Red).. ........'' %
Corn, per bush.... ............ ....... 90
Oats, per bush ............. 90
Flour, per b6l.:.. 80. .......... Ala
COnr meal per btsh.... ......... 40
Bacon, per pound... .......'
Potatoes, per bush'. ......'.'.'" 20
Lard, per pound" .."........"''.''. S
Butter, per ponnd.... ....'''.''' &c
leans, per bush,." .........". 70
C uceries.
New Orleans Sugar, per pound...... l2
Refined Sugar.... ...'........ 10
New Orleans Molasses PER galon.... 60
Sugar hou,emoasscs per gallon. rs
IoldenSyrup per galion...'....... 81
Coffee. .par pound 90. 49,. ........... i2
Eggs, per deem. Observation-Disclosures. e5
HAMS sugar cured".. ......"...... 0
Shoulders. ..... :. ......... ......... e5
Mackeral per ib.... ........ a.. So
Salt, per bbl .......... .............. 2,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16

Jan'y Q, 62-3 W.
, 1862-12-14
x:1inuf-.

L IF:ou t1,e \. y Tf:runs-l -
spssate IL the C1!Sa has abzdc Eneh rapid
*" IN wtesth aud population daring ;4c
"a Yen years - thu 6t:1e Of Iliinr'e. A1a-
T deeade viii fnt. ler probably 'Le tllird.
~ Inc tniun, and in twenty vest; she
r Voini,4y be sc,ond If 10: first II !a,pala-
= = md third If nut sts:cnd IN wealth In
~ !taF ls--G-onlv twrrty-six ye-l1
z-hus1heeste;n Illinois w.. depend-
"a Ohio FOR her hntt:r and -four,
& even tt- her Vegetables. Caic.ga
= tea mainly Gson, thu trading schoaners
Ia ran between Like Erie and Lake N!ch-
:; Sow tina: spot is the greatest E.ana,y
ttsaF world DGTinr the present eessoh.
bb4 Aasa ht- shipped orcr twelve millions pf
&saaa& II ~h:at, million and lla7f Of bif-
Eaa tp.r. thirty millions al husae!e ofcorn,
S3ta4t lar.= a1nouhls nf bas5tF and rye. b:
II u this. that city l. the largest beef mar
.tae largest .usNlwr 'na,kct, ard probably
e tsSAtEe=t pork market IN the United St1tcs.
5.x Na Of TIE Statc is II wonderful fertility,
l&aA Tho vast cereal products which 20 rs
rsss,r ~ the WI, world are yie:ded hy
- Al:hoac.. tic stnppa;e Of the
.sSaion Of tac Mississippi, and the drain Of
;;sish temporarily atlrcts the g:awth of the
~ coust:nt i,,ers,sr in ilapulssiop If
- rste.sss goir:g Gil. 1llinu;s IL nof depend
8 ~ Nr fertile s0il a:ta:ac. Eeside her Itch
III sSM u lead. =i.c }x,>eer-cs II, iue1!sausta-
ns.tf tf q ctl.t, Grery n.rl q; t!ae S:ateis
4 IT,, al:r '~i!~.as-, running IN all direc-
@n.el xzel at.i 1ss:lv lo lie wca1.!, ard
- Il The State, I.!;na;e needs b1nks-
ia ~ " Stc i:ia had Ieo many already. |
a ~ H.. aakssng VIXEN the rebellion broke ont
m tS.hs{ Sufferers by the depreciation u
e:srsssaa eistc IT, ida, by whie1, chiefly their
~ !. sssss Il NJ: '2as Gsze % illinois
We f1tztiy benefited.
-. naa1 etndiiinn ct Elitoi. Is adEi1?bie
- Ia1Fisi0ns Of the Cont ii.a.I ion ite Slate
-. ~ sM y paid in fall in se~. ye...:. III
essssE sesE taxes src ali co!,ec:rG III Eall- Lc-
-. saef notes a;e not taken s.r tlle State
w sspTcme Com; hating decided timt
fo'a ca &c received. Tie debt uf the
q aot tsrSe in proportion 70 lis wc;>ish,
-. 0e t'rsM a,1l.iuGt lie war tInts, fa1 Vi
81. S.sasssaa Part In ordefto satisfy the pnb-
!: ~ ss 1e%e var bonds we're irc;AIy issued.
s.Ss s.Sssasuon Was submitted l,v t1t t,oTlrnos'
n ri = neaf1ssht Court the l.igi,@.: sri:an.1, }
deci1td unau;snou-;y That tho e
! ssrns saE r. Issued in strictly Constitutional
Il iae interest OIL tic tlcr; cf Illinois
IA IL lst& g g gold at the American Exchange
r.. toe t:1ee sein:: collected in cotd, tie
~ 1sa S leld lit gold. THIS the xix per
u. 's aze equal % an eight per cent 7-cu-