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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
SOLDIERS.


Every soliier should carry with him a s,s1ny Of
Raiw Us lcady Rcjif II supplies the place of all
ohcr medicines as'd rs n beverage, uaspaonful OF
the ei,f u glass Of water a nicer pleasant.
or stim,iant than brandy, whisky, or 6ittcrs.
sICisNE>s rREvESTi y IN TIE STU MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine 'cgme i, So q, C. r Lord writes that
Railway ! Kef y Ee;i ii the regiment from death
viii" qarte ~, al y bee sia!, :. C., When working
in Tho swamp. creetIc Publications. Every nlaa
seized with Ty:,,o,d an! Other Fevers, Fever and
Agrr, niafrho !y ei.ierr. RLeuIn ,sn, was cured
by tue 1 the Really Relief.
CAUTION. --......
In all ask for Es,dway's Ecady Relief Tako
no other See that the Signature cf Radw1y 4 20.
is Oh tie oatsidr I.he. Il oh tie. Every agent ia
su ,,,.i with n ii fresh soci rr'cs IS cents
ier bottle sod By druggists, Merchants and country
store keepers
EAnwAT & Co
s. laidcl Lane, New York.
Price increased to tn. ~ -fige cents.
For Sale by BENJAMIN 4 WAYNE, Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

"GoD's country" is the beautiful and ap-
propriate name given by General Sherman's
soldiers to the free States in which they were
born and reared.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BucHU, a Positive
and Specific Remedy diseases of the Bladder Kidneys
Gravel, and Dropsical swellings.
The Medicine increases the power Of Digestion and
cxcite Absorbents into healthy acton by which the
watery Calcareous deposons and all Unnatural En-
genents reduced, well as Pain and lnfamma.
ton.
HELMBOLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits Of Diss-
patton Early Indscretion Of Abuse, attended with the
following symptoms -
Indispositon to Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, wakefulness.
pimness Of VISION Pain in the Back
Universal Lasstude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness of the Skin. Eruptions on the Face.
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms If allowed to on which this med-
cine Invariably removes soon follows
Lmpossncy. Fusuity, Epiieptic Fit,
In one Of which the patient may expire
who can say that they not frequently followed By
those " Direful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
But soSR WILL CONFESS rHK RECORDS OF THE INSANE
ASTLGMS
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear ampl
witness to the Truth Of this assertion.
The Constitution once affected NTH Organic Weak
requires the aid OF Medicine to Strengthen and In
vigorate the System,
Which nRlnBoLD's EXTRACT BUCnU inra, iaoly
does.
Trial will convince the most skeptical.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
railway READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INT sNALIY.
dose will stop the pain; it, con inued use will, in
W hours, cure he p3t.gnt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
..vlEFToT L, T. THAN CURE,
ALL NaIIUa .,T DISEASES

y. n No VI 4 IN FUR SICKNESS.
e@.. Gr't feel pain, then take teaspoonful
10. =. aDi Il III \ in wa.2r; or apply il to the
c:.!'..e yoa feel the d ,aInfort.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
SIGN pe SliENFyg

"-iruing 81 their pre- cnce, and II met prompt-
u ore they become securely int.srched within the
ten, viii be readily expelled.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30


Head t.h", Pains in The iimbs-in the Stomach, Ecw-
~, ari hdneys-Cod Chi.ls ard Hot Flushes, Coat
I'll l"rgne Ruru Sin, NAUSEA, hiverig, pullncss,
10 III APPETITE, ltastlts~nrss Gdslincss, &c, &C..
T.. cmnnitnry synrtoms Il Malignant Diseases. Ono
dc of tsc READY Rel IEF is sufficient to break up
al exc diseased action, and restore the patient to
h, alih
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Did you ever? The bias of the FLOWS
mind is seen in his hoping for two girls to
one boy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

LATEST commercial news from the South
lead active, steel advancing, no sale for
WOOL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
TnE editor of the Leon Uowa) Nacs, at
the end OF marriage notice, appends the
following verse:

Long may the happy couple live
To share each others joys;
And may they raise a dozen girls
And half a dozen boys"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

HSHHptOh, d. 2 tn i CO. ISJh. !
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartc
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided. consequently they are an ad-
mirablc remedy for arrangements OF that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found case of bilious dis.
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ d.
49, Physician Of The Marine Hospital.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
Asa Family Fhvsfc.

From DR.. r ". Cartwright, Nctr Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of purges Their ex-
ceent qualities surpass any catharic we possess.
They mild, but very certain and ccctual in their
action on the bowels, which makes them invaluable
to us in the daily treatment OF disease.
Headache. Sick Head ache, o,sl Stomach,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

II the Phnnix rises from the ashes Of IT, fire,
animated with new life"- 60 does TINS Elixir rsju-
venats the system and overcome disease.
o. Tho Reuvenatins Elixir 10 he result Of modern
discoveries In the vegetable kingdom; being
trely and abstract method ofcurs irrespective Of
all the old and worn-out systems.
IS This medicine has been tested by the most emf
mont medical men Of the day. and BY them pronounced
10 be one Of the greatest medical discoveries Of the
sge.
81 One bottle wIll.care general Debility.
~ few doses cures Mysteries in females.
So One bottle cures Palpitaton of the Heart.
AFrom one to three bottles restores the manliness
and ful! vigor of youth.
az A few doses restores the appetite.
NS- Three bottles the worst Of Impotency.
"a few doses cures the low spirited
HS- One bottle restores mental power
81 few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
4S-This medicine restores to manly vigur and robust
health the poor debtaed. worn-down and despairng.
So The listlc T. enervated youth, the overtaske ed
Of business the victim of depression, the
individual suffering from general debility, will all ud
immediate and permanent relief by the Of this
Elixir or Essence Of Life.
~ Price, s. per bottle three bottles Tor S. and
forwarded by Express, receipt Of money, any adj
dress.
All such orders must be sent to c. A. COOK, Chica.
60. P. B. Box 6524) General Agent for the West.
DIR. w. w MERWIN & CO.,
SOLE PaoPRrEroRs,
No. 6 Liberty st., New York.
G. A. Cook, Chicago General Agent for the
States of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and In
diana Onlcs n Market st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES INpEBTEl
i to the firm Of VanSaun Hunt, and vamSaun Hunt
Co., that their will be placed iu the hands
j. B. Powers for collection irrespective Of PERSONA
friendship any person.
VSNsACN & HUNT
-a".- VANSaUN. HUNT & co.
by Geo. b. yanSaun
Cedar Falls, iowa. Jan. lst 1863
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Forty thousand slaves were employed to
build the dcfenses of Atlanta.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Use iiEtMnops EXTRACT BrCHr for all affections ana
diseases of the URINARY ORGANS whether existing in
MALE or FEMALE, from whatever originating and
no matter of HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs requires the aid Of DlURtT
&c. IELAiROLDS EXTRCT b JCHU Is THE GREAT
DIURETIC and IL certain to have the desired effect in
all Diseases fo, ich II is Recommended.
Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible charac
ter will accompany the medicine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
SECRET DISEASES

In all their Stages. At little EXPENSE.
Little or no change in Diet. No Inconvenience.
And no Exposure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
E,.ora n, E<l,rDrd Gn,r R,,jf;u,,ra

DEAR BRO. AVER: cannot answer you ,rkat
complaints have cured with your Pills better than
to say all that treat cith purgatirr n,-di-
cine. ] place great dependence on that eilcc,ual
cathartic in my daily contest with disease and be-
licving as do that your Pills afford the best We
have, Of course value them highly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
From Forwarding Merchant Of ST. Louis, Feb. T.

DIR AVER. Your Pills are the paragon of all that
Is great in medicine. They have cured my little
that Ind proved incurabe for Years. Her mother
has been long griev ousiy afflicted with botchcs and
pmples on her skin and in her hair After
child was cnied, she also tried your Pills and they
have cured her. ASA MORO RIDGE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

~Th.y are made Of ingredients we'll known
Aad approved BY the medical profession, -
having poUscfM tonic properties, are both
pala.able and pleasant, with sum Client Strength
sntng p-cpsstisst to correct the bilious dcrangs.
suent Of the system, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, As remedy for
the following diseases :-Tn1igsasion Dyspsp-
sia, Jas.aiee, Lirsr Affections, Loss Of Apps-
ssss, Lomaess Of Spirit, Saslsp Compilation,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

Price, Is eents per Rox, Or Boxs, for 81.
Prepared By Dr. J. G, AVER + Co., Lowell. Mass
BENJAMIN ! WAYNE, Cedar Fails.
CIR. WALLACE, :.
q. N. MINER, I" +"
WA. SNOWDEN, Waterloo.
DANIEL MUM, Grundy Center. g4
ARNOLD SOULE, Iowa Fais.
ALLEN Z HOSrORD, Dubuque. ~
AMEs II. rrEp CO, c,acrsc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
FOR SALE BY

G. A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent
Sold in Cedar Falls by c. r. WALLACE, BENJAMIN
l. WAYNE. In Waterloo by W. W. FORTY, and by all
Druggists In the country. s...
Sold at wholesale In Chicago by FULLER FRENCH 4
| FULLER, and al Druggists. fEf
CE.Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by =.
A. CROSKEY and Z. d. BECKWITII, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30

DIR. J. c. AVER Sir. have been repeatedly
cured of the worst headache any body can have BY
dose or two of your Pills. II seems 10 arise from
foul stomach which they cleanse Mt once.
Yours with great respect. ED. w PREBLE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-30
Dysentery, Dinrrhru, Relax, worla

:, TvUnS Ut. .. y. ETeeH, y tUFcUy0.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice.
and hold them in esteem one of the best aperi-
ents have found. Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them nh excellent remedy, when
given in small doses for bilious dysenfe,y and diar
Thr0. Their sugar-coating makes them very ac-
eeptable and convenient for the Of women and
children. 81
DysucDefA. Inanmrssv AZ Che R;ond
, 1864-04-13
A copper1,ead General Dismissed.

A dispatch from Washington reads thus:
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1SGA--The Federal
War Department is about to weed ont the
unemployed Generals to the number of thir-
ty or forty, and make room for the promotion
Of Others Gen. Montgomery Inns been dis
missed.
This is the same Montgomery Hho, when
Military Governor Of Alexandra during the
fall and winter Of 1861, prosecuted the 9Th H.
linois Cavalry stationed there. He forced
them out Of their comfortably quarters In
the town and made them camp on piece Of
low vet ground, where In consequence Of
exposure to rain, snow, and knee-dcep mud,
In mid-wintor, two hundred and forty Of the
men fell sick Of typhoid fever and tlirty-nye
Of The brave troopers died lie took sidcs
With the rebel Inhabitants ngainst the Illinois
Union soldiers and prosecuted them on 10
death. The politicsofthc regiment did not
suit his Copperhcad stomach-that was the
cause Of the i'll treatment they received at
his hauds.
, 1864-04-13
STURGEON BAY CANAL.

Our business men know that the entrance
for shipping to Green Bay, through what is
technically called the "Doo3," Is difficult,
End at times 1t is decidedly dangerous. To
obviatc this, those who have known how
narrow is the tsthmus between Sturgeon Bay
: and Lake Michigan, and how esrily u nhip
canal Of mile and. 4 half can be construct
cd, have long entertained the Idea that the
time was rapidly approaching when the in
terests Of our lake commerce would require
1t to be built, During the last session Of the
Wisconsin Legislature, company Was char
tered with capital Of two hundred and ffty
Thousand dollars to build It. The Directors
arc Hon. Vim. B. Ogden and Thos.
Fl. Beebc, Of Chicago, Hon. Joseph Harris,
Bennett, Of Sturgeon Bay, C. D. Robinson,
q. s. Baird, and A. G. Gilmore, OF Green Bay !;
Alex Mitchell, Daniel Wells, of Milwaukee; !;
". II. WLitcomb, Of Oconto aud Andrew
Reid, of Depcre- They arc strong men them
selves and represent strong body Of corpo-
tators. Hon. Joseph Harris, Of the Wis
conain Senate, HIS gone to Washington to
obtain, il possible, a grant OF lands from
Congress to aid in the construction of the.
canal.
Besides the difficulties of the usua1 entrance
to Green Bay to be avoided, it will save two
tundred miles in the round trip between the
lumber districts and Milwaukee and Chicago.
The route Tor the canal, only mile nnd a
hnll, ,lies through q low swamp, most of which
can be czcayated by arcdgc, and the large
and rapidly lHrcasing business between Like
Michigan and Green Bay, soon to be largely
augmented by vast amounts Of iron brought
down from Lake Superior BY the Peninsular
railroad requires the early completion ofthis
important work.
, 1864-04-13

sskea and s co;n snty fos By both baye-
sold hese snd e a;fl.a. Re iies fonaersSie rees
ot re eets e.. 'p ps:h., ns Il S0ss 3
ende sago ,1S 9.ss s3o:os per sshon. ssoo Rio pss
- &: SIS
!: s s'f 6 Il &c,
si's; csgc1 ssst s. s. g.
eafh; $50 mats 90, +aai7K, nav helI II So: std
M.5.s9!sS a.II ns2 a: set
a41;e s. s9s ss
.4psrt. from Jan. ,ss 70 March sl.t.
81 Is. = ssa4i; in ii:
s Es Tss1 e. p,E zaf e opss pszs
= * . s
onesIcmh efn esn: from the highes: paint, eio.lng
tho:e hsa been les! movement. ana aihoas slciss it,
e nt prces arc only ateady atthe cnEcn:J Of rass-
';;S ss S;.;'SsS !: Ee5's
=; s::: s:::s
.aao..........~.....:.asd.. s s.; a Is
May1pa. aIi,n ..:.:--''''...'.''.'.;61s I;o.9 19s.
hEsfRa!s Esfasd S: I'll sa s9
~
sa.ny. u!ess eoniane a9 n n9sas! 9o "a
Tuesday lss hnt tsles ct Porto Rec have been mado
60 o. m 81 h Is snd y rs new Cuba
st. Vincent at Soc: go Porto lco 1t sis91c; fOoi
hEls NeT Orleans at s1eo: and LIZ do old crop at
1Ea.!he market .,ncc our lsst hns again cxp-ri-
Snced very large activity. aud for day ptst
has been nnusus!ly excited aud bnoyant, especially
lie o speoaiaRers e zee
NEHater degree tAan usual: Prices In consequence
have bssn r9n up an,ts rapidly tsay Sale oooss
oeIssnE, to so ,h had hslSx stu, eyecot, somo
h. h,f H. at sl2aI2s y iss lhyoce Green; soo shara
SI ms sessa6; m9.ea S; larEsy Tks sales and
gneoloiGa Japan 500 Green, and oo do. In English
Sr6sf The operators Of yesterday alone exceeded
e go pHE, nss!y 1ioo Of winch were sold By one
l1esIIhese has been more activity since our last.
Part fof Government rec, and the stocks are moer
aic PRICES h2ye feGeI tty advanced :5ooc 2 100 ns.
ms sales xrt no Patoa Mt s95o: and 153J bsCI
langoen, 1ear1y all, $sf;KG9,75, cash.
sfIofs-Aayc been quite idu OF late, but the mar
htL closes with better g1ne ~ the time for the au.
nounctmeAt Of the fa1Ir Of Duties must be nolr ut
r9nu. and a higher range Is cnnhdcntiy expected,
ha 9a!rH ere shRs pepper. r private terms
" p6e cloves, {3C and few Cl6eb mace 81 ~ cash.
, 1864-04-13
- In the running.debate at the Board Of

In the runnlng.debate at the Board Of
7rade 1oonas, on the Currency question,
Ut. Aiken said that currency is scarce, and wnl
continue to hc 80, no matter what the basis ns lon
as our capital ts 30 email II our cspitai Sss ~
large Al tkat OF Boston, We would have uo scarcity
OF currency.
This Is pretty close approximation to the
fact. There Is no scarcity Of currency. On
the contrary there is an immense redundancy
of IL, and that Is Just why It is depreclated.
The scarcity said to prevail In Chicago is not
of currency, but Of capital to lend to borrow
crs. The wants Of the borrowers exceed the
capacity Of the lenders. : 1t would be hard to
estimate tue amount OF money that would be
borrowed In the city II every dealer and spec
ulator could be supplied with all they would
take Tens of millions wouM not sutlce.
But the pouring Of additional floods Of wild
cat into the circulating medium will not help
to supply the demands Of the borrower class
, 1864-04-13

WAsmSGToN, April Is, 1864.
CosGAEss1osA1--Ar. Stevens, from the Com
nittee OF Ways and Means, reported bill to pre-
vent the depreciation of the currency, the consid-
e5ation Of which was POSTPONED. Rress
DfefHfch-
There is one effectual method of preventing
the depreciation OF the currency, and of res
toring it from its present low condition, and
that is, to retire about one-third Of it from
circulation. This can be done by levying
tax On the four hundred millions of sbin-plas-
ters put afloat by the wildcats. and driving
them out Of This will leave
clear field to the greenbacks and National
bank notes. The contraction Of the curren-
cy will force gold down TO safe point, re-
duce the cost Of living, strengthen the credit
Of The government, and lower the expendl-
tuEcs Of tho war immensely. We will wager
fazthing that Mr.. Stevens bill proposes no
such efficient and sa1utary plan, but, that it Is
some quack cxpcdIent which will make mat-
tiers worse rather than better.
, 1864-04-13

~ The following figures will aid specu-
lators,in Presidential candidates to cast up
accounts: In 1860 the white male popnla-
ton OF the States now represented in Con-
asrcss was . 2, 738, ,oo6, not including West Vir-
eipia In 1856 the vote for President In these
States was, for Fremont, 1,sI2, ,16i; Bachan-
aa, 1,37o,472; Fillmore, 64,347; total,
s:2Mos3. In 1860, fol: Lincoln, 1.s6o, ,45o;
Douglas. 1,214,17S; Breckenridge, 41s,260;
Bell, a44 ia; total. 8, ,1ss, ,697. The elections
head In several States Ia 1858, indicate re-
duetion Of about SOC, o,ooO from the vote of
leso. The acts passed In these States enabling
soldtera to vote, will make the reduction
much lesa "a.
, 1864-04-13
, CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

rUEsDAY EVENING. April II, 1881
BEEF. cATTLE-The receipts To- day have been IN.
usually light. amounting to about l5o head, wholly
conslssing oflow medium srades- Ther4 hss 1onse.
quently been nothing for buyers DO. Tbs entered
saes snount to lis head Of which were taken
by c. knhn, js on army account, st s4as9l5o q 1s9
ns. Buyers eTince good deal OF confidence In the
present aspect Of the MARKET for shipping cattle
there evidently IN atlre demand at the previous
quotations Of the market,
uEIF CATTLE GALES To-Day. -
Eelie!H. KuyelB- %" No. Av. Price,
silxe1man.. C. Kahn, il :. Iii slo is
HoGsIhe receipts of Hogs during the aay amount to
ts5 bead, Of which number sot were shipped through
~ the owner, r. u. Tntcn: the remainder, amount
ing i head, were all SOLD, at prices ranging from
sseoaao5. but chiefly a. e7t3a05 per 100 na- few.
lots q stock hoss ee!d at o. For this class Of
stock there is fair demand Heavy fat Logs are In
large request and prices rule rm At the quotations
gwen nt the coucluslon of last Saturdays market.
, 1864-04-13

| "AshiSoToS, April g, 1851
MEx1oAr AFFAIRS AEDTu MONROE DOCTRINE
The Courier Des Eats U.is, (French pap.r,'
published In New York, pronouuces the vott
in the House on Mr.. Winter Davis Monroe
resolution M electioneerins dodge, and tha,
1t will be 80 considered In Europe II 1t Is SC
| considered, 1t is huniliatIng to our institn
| tions. But the Courier Is mistaken. It Il
not so much an clectlonectins as personal
movement. Tho resolution is regarded hore
by men who understand these things, as 9
personal attack on The Administration on the
part Of MI. Davis. It was offered, not will,
the intention Of placing the Union party right
on the record, but Of showing that tie men
VINO represent 1t in Office here are not right.
wrote you some STEW days ago that the Fre-
mont faction intended not only to 60 for the
Monroe doctrine but the annexation Of Cuba
IN order to catch votes aud get up an issue
WtLa The Union party. Mr.. Davis appears to
be playing into their hands. lie has not yet
offered his Cuba resolution, but perhaps he
VIII do SO after having had another consulta-
tion with s. s. Cox upon the subject. As
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign Re
lations bad he not better consult Nfr. Seward
rather than Coppcrhead member, Of Con
gfess before he springs this resolution also
upon the country2
ILLINOIS TWO FER GENT FUND :'-
This question of the en1t r. 111;,o,, -
nearly balfa mi1iian da1isr. ~ ~ a1no's t VI
cent fnnd .haa heen ref-rrad ~ thn ean,o.a psa
Of the Intcrior whn 49, s;..ataS ~
President with ~. oS,1,. o!a nF ~ y tne
neJ General, to Estate the account" The
Secretary Of the Interior did go, but at The
same time charged the State with the exper-
diturc Of the general Government for the
National Road, SO fur as those expenditures
were made within the State. This brings
the State actually in debt to the general Gov
elmnent some one hundred aud hfty thou
sand dollars. But the best of the thing is
that those expenditures were made previous
to the act Of Congress donating the two per
cent to the State. According TO this decis-
ion, which Is pronounced illegal by somo of
the best jurists IN the country, Ohio will be
brought in debt to the general Government
some two millions 1T iG11ora and Ina;ona
over one million The friends OF your State
here look upon the decision as mere quib-
oie 10 avoid the payment Of the legitimate
demand Of Illinois.
/; CONGRESSMAN EDEN. or n,,xo,s~
This pcnt1anon retnrnea T., tis .s,t 3. ~.
Honsc 3 fs,v5a,a stau W Als sem N Inc
dc5nded co;,st;9I,orta aatGl nsvloS ieil ms
fess confJart ~ ~ l9fll !ate. ne looks
In;l.ed ~ ssnnta t .at,s wen ne !Glg nere, ana
rhastIr on,oep.an tn.. ~ aHu ,S,an
FIrn Il ~, p1n1,;1;'ats5 A1Gue Tnt,a sno ..1;t
l. IL tte teanhinas nf s1c, 1"an r. anu ~
reyh,nt;ona-r =" sueI n e7