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, 1870-01-29


When General George H. Thomas Was
on the Pacific coast he dined With Gen.
esal Halleck, and, while under the genial
influence Of tho occasion, the Latter made
speech, in which hs told. for the ffst
time, the "hue history" Of the consem-
plated removal Of General Thomas Just be-
fore the bs.tle Of Nashville. In that spesch
General Aalleek intlznated, Il indeed he did
not say, that Grant WAS inpatient to re-
1aove Thomas, and mined his successor,
and Issued orders TO that effect, but that,
providcntially, these orders had to pass
through Haiieck's hands that he laborod
hard with Lincoln and Stanton to arrest the
order, and they refused that, 5nally, STAN
ton agreed not to report him il he dis
cbeyed Grants orders 10 remove Thomas
thRt he did withhold the order until
Thomas Was ready to 6ght, aud then TO
| uue bad the conruge to remove him.
The other side Of the story is now made
public, The whole correspondence Is pub
liAhed. It shows that on December 8, 1864,
General Grant, then at City Point, teIe-
grsphed Thomas to attack Hood, sud
Thou1as answered that he would do 80
without delay. On ths day preceding
Stanton had .elegraphed Grant that Thomas
seemed unwilling to attack On tho BIB
Grant directed Halleck TO ordsr Dodge to
reinforce Thomas, and whiie saying thai
there w.s 10 better man than Thomas, he
added that unless he did attack be should
be ordered to torn over tho command t.
i Z NJ =
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ExLARGENxr OF TM tEsHr DIE1s1oN CT TIE
cAxA1; ~. !, 1r T me GIT Or ca.S.o9,
nsae BY The CIT Of Chicago IN the voIk Of
c3afSSs md sne e-eseri1g sse t1aT: a. di.Eo4
The Jea 1866 With lie citJ of Catcsso for this
r.; eItsnae4 J9ae 3 ls sor n ssa
a!l the facilities as1ne command Of tteTrus:ces 10
eattne1ance oI TIE object Ct tbs agreement have
TEe Ionx1aS e1;rscs ssu ron ~ H. ~ ,tpot1 of the
General Superintendent at tic CanA viii fetts 10
Know ttas coIrfactors cnptoJed 70 deepen re
cG1t! h1 rte city Of CHICAGO hArs been defehct IN
permitting cestain obstr7csions 70 the free naE!.
r1sson CT tBe CANAL be cleated by 1oe careles.-
Dets o. naGner In Which their work las been
"Tne oustness Of the cana1 has Eos suffered -
fs7tnrk1y from low Estet IN the Illinois R:Fer tne
Fast u 18on u for seEefaf yt4rs pfeccd!cx There
has been Eothlng to .ntersips HAv1aat!oa OF the
ca1sl, or to onmysa:n q, except tue Rrosa c1re-
ss.nss o 1f s;2S snfssa ~
Of ws:er Aa4 heea kept upon tits leyel
dus1uf re entire seasor, sufac:enl toF boats to
hste been p!1ced IN the chalnel OF the canal
akoFs the present e1ttom- and have ca1sed con-
sa, "a Guns q Eae ;sus nea =
The present time the,e Is eepoa.eA via he Board
number OF bulls tor damages which tie cansSscs-
tutel 10 se+sse any ca1:Ns which hare been pre-
ttlted-"
lNFFoTKxESr OF 1HH ILLINOIS RITKr
While t1e HoGih at Trustees hage ro.hi.1 OF a
Official tatutc to communicate II fernft to rne
Construction Of the d1na acd In:k Cow tu ptuyret;
u Hta1y. at0l the improvement has snch direct
COME 'taa with the canal essneE ~ N extension
Of The water ronte between tha 1kfes ana tae Ml.-
u11ppi R.Ttt OK "a one At III mc9s feed
81. khAt ine TTu1teea deaira to can attention 10
we IoAoW!nf e1u1et from tnn FepofE Of the Sec
Estat3 q she board, Nj. Ttu1am Goodiugt Ctva
EnRtnetsl Hho for nanJ year1 hA1 Gs1disd tae
qnesnon IN III counectson With the cant aud ~
ntrfeFA vho H. AID has been, ooe OF tue ta11lees
arc Eo9s emGent OF tho peoaosez7 OF tue Pseseo3
nnderfaEirg. The exlrfcs ts ~ foaloR4:
=" Tae In npToventn1 u the Ia1ao.4 hlssf, ~, ho~
IN progress, conalnstox ct = dam and Neame1as ss
lock Of lslRt capselJ, st He1FJ: eo.ae lo ms ,n1
heioE TIC westk1u te1E1nu< OF sue SaoAi, W. ~.
ss.rE Son.;fuc1ed nnaes ] "a peiuV In,s:aeI,
Under nj appropriation hJ Conk1cse WI H.cs Hn =
ecod nsvtSa;ior u tar down The f!Fef A feons !
The mptcue1re1tl IN p1ogfets I'll pa o. -. .n+
ppr.aQct TO 4 txFHe section o. cousy; .h
aEd. it Is popen, 70 aeuoEstra1e mo neeeSsEy o
ms irnYovc cuenr Of the ksFef loW feoIA o "
u ncou Is 70 reAals u the esr1y accomplishment
ei Tne r. Trr.,ees tave 10 ottea In yeas1 past,
.M d.. Ites,, sssllsS belpsks to the yess 1ssA 1t
s155s aafs ef io.s .as for ibe hi Tssfs Ia
he.sH3ef. ieea e = q; e r. .9sesaaat 3 ~
Ch,easo ior paa ptsx water the 49, rrtis ol
the ard rA ads in tte easc. b. the boa j. lson,
- .n e II. ~ fs1t sf e ,b =, ss
KeFoyt It tie TLla1see fol- 16sa
t:a!s o. rew YORK. ZteeFe4 tas TN Of
Iest Esa;paa1. ts'&u.l snd IN Hank ef GonIae;En.
frss: ea ..la et s>la e.. rssazsa ,ss srua1zm
i5ee la@uL rsao1tl fas yesa 15s. LII I'd 1s5.
, 1870-01-29
KnIffoAdH.

kAAk4EOANNs
The Lscop Ml> JaHr.aIof ~ ssth asJs; -
rettIttrsn vho 7as At NeuoD1 telts t5 tnat
psrrT brorFn: q couple OF Chicago Altou cAtG
fne5e anc fnnnire tneE, osef TIE CeatfM trAeS 70
~ wnzsso1as tsaded ntxEfa,e1 LEE az a1G eann,1,sG
Elm 70 unload ITEM. and rePlscc tue corn u tie
Nacecpuse before t9ey wp1id allow fnt CAS- 10
Tili Isyo.d :nem Win .95ors, and ship biz gram
rel "a ;hs C. 4. Rosd."
wc1k na4 reen cccneuced II tu:ld.uz dyke
tetVten the A.ard ard me n Nn SHORE, norh of
lie OnIo / Htss1s,ppi Railroad depot. al EAst 81,
Lows, fcr the Decatur Rttlfoad-
uTee erest,rn Is being ax!ta.ed Nhetner i:
Inc oI tbs stIi.oS / Roct lsIsad Rs,,rpad, froa
ii Er:r. The read BID u graded for tic aa::re
d!staure. aud Is IN good condition. Tna expeaso
q pnsa:s trses % sata branch d len n:ss
psot1: % f,or1 = The CO: t,sae Hoas @ o'1Aeo '' 'oe
Tne Eoc 1noldtzs o. the Lafayette, B,ooulaz-
teo : M:ss...:fpl Hs1.ay Company net .: sas
ionoxrs pss:oDs 9ese s!eesed II D1eetois e ior IL ia
enl1trR Iear: John E. IcClan, a. b. iyeH. Chas,
y. EosGsr, !. Il cneIeJ. Q. 7. Reeves. 8. T.
9efs =: r:3 Kr': s,sI.I y s5s4ss sn9 1a5, ns1s
The cofrn1atc1A named in The eaat.et Of TIA
Nncl Grand TsucE RAIlrosd. net tn SpEr21efd.
o1 the aoth q Ja1na1Y, aod e1ec.ed 4: + csn:e,
Of Chicago, 10 Ill The fara-cJ rccaSD1ei By tte
rrstEnniicu Of The Hou- C. H GlEa1, l. c. Ellis
worth, Of Chlcago, to dli tne 7Sea2cy oce saloEeA
ht tre Resignation CT the dor- B. Sheriff.. aod J.
leI'Rtsron Of Jacob AIerecnE. The beard taa1
accepted The resguar:u Of me Hon. Wn. 2.
Pierce, - fretldsSs, a1d elected a. 4. CsAtie n
tstJ aEa TTeasnsc, 10 gu nc vacancies ccca loced
hJ tee 1es.ac ation OF J. '. Tnoupaon. 4 rctol7-
non - sd<ttsd sssaof1z'qs I'D e.powenoe sas
reSponGsla company o. capitalists II iron Aal
eqSt7 sad tcat
, 1870-01-29

his Investigation has revived the triefs OF olo
Cprb!p, sAIoA b good sscck seandA sot
NE Ikmnc11eyvA md notxed se6 f9<
ocoupied the chair Of = Dcmoc1sho mAuoe'
Rnd xAE greeted 90 tho door almost exctns0eay
bJ Deuocfats Cofoln ls expected here nexk ons
pstknK Gan be relied upon thxt rs Wit N.Y. Hu
cAfed While in Washington a. = clerk = sao N -
Asve been fuli oi duplcltys And oTef-tesaang. ana
cold sycophatcJ. II is 10 be hoped ttAt tho esss'
Eao}e family st the White HoEss Will shut II
doozs 10 thl1 hoa1y old con+plstf ~ long ~ thar
tsnsin tnert- Nothing viii be mae- oct N :aB
Investigation, sDa II VA put on By Hsheaeh ana
Boiler open Gasfeldt COMMITTEES rlk, IN any
aud but this, wculd b. in jill Tot h!s conspiracy.
bcs herc he Is u e He has been Chiefly uftfu1 ~
show tho false c1afsotes Of joan T. Hoa 1An- 1ho
,seoSs. ~ vl1 Il H. hspaJ hour xseu as toax psrs Ia
M, : a1ool,pseoa Of th.srcs. wiling and greedy
~ ''''1 uIIsors ~ Yosrox coxxox.
Sumner and Tra abust. havsrg snoTo eaon ota.
err uIf&tuIutnesl, DO, hare draEn on II good
sse geE a esd me m,de 1s.ay q
mount MN ihe oshaf dAF, 9onnef rpse IN tae
Senate nud Eade objection Il Is reMxfk1o.e no@
anasST aG s sseIyoody W eiss for ia iaIs eignseea
yeAra. Tue feeling In this city u unant naaaly
VITA TTunbail, eod regrets are entertained saat
na dta not MAKE tn r<mAlks more sHeepl1g snd
Illuminating 10 ht1 psIstatent hnd olsEet defAmtf.
NnkKNS kuHfa-
The Anthony and Stanton ~fn7 Of the Fa1a.e
Suffrage party has he'd convection 1eres With
tho uauAa nntle aud comHouoo. sAcn al the pttn.
opal leade1s speaking four or dTe t:Ges escfJ
ectA1on. ..-
several Senators and consremren, however,
gaze IN the.f sdne=ton 10 Tho movement. winch
seems 70 be ste%day xa'uieg sIengtn. ao:x.tn'
standlo& The foInes ard Tia yaottJ OF ~ fepTe'
lerfAtTe tpu,tt. There 8rs here aeyetal vonaa N.
nRnle1p also, occnpttnT dests IN the reporters
gallery, and base ne4rd OF ono spp1tc1slon oJ .
ieEsls 70 become eaerk Of > eomnrree T1aII
We i've n new epoch, AID Seem 10 ba tea:1n1 tue
1uemt tena,ou Of cur 1nkusus:ols- The io1!
leadin1 women ii the new moveueat occupied
onA s&ha II the fA&htouso&t hottl hesr. bud, be
EE 1ne looking ano Independent, wefs general,
regarded bJ the ha1teno!d, At which they aee21ec
rIuiced.
T80HSIA
Virginia h4s heen zdIuatten, But under condl
uons which viii probably have tns eject OF dI1F.
Leg Iuu.ocs Of me Walker Rtpnh.lcans ores *
tho Democracy. Batter upposed the &C., eyen Il
thus ohuaxleaify a1eacsd. Governor T.lke
has been personally tr!eated by sne sweeping re-
make of III. a1uLer, 70 tcxt II Ia pezuan4 out q
tho Question IL hnpe ,ast ha ctu DO coEc!lla:ed
un1eAA he be EAn OF real na2lanlnliy. Per
hApa 1t Is all well GAru.
, 1870-01-29

Thomas urged on, adding. "x would
not Bay remove him until / hesr fu1the.
from b,rn." Thomp also answered Grant
that night, explaining his DELAY and prom
Using early action On The 9th ualIeok
sent word to Thomas that Grant VIA Dis
sasieded with his np,eioents, On the 9th,
st II q. m-, Grant toleu,aphed Halleek to
relieve Thomas nnd put Sahaaeld in oou-
uand. Immediately after sending this he
1eceived despatch from Thomss stating
that his intended attack had been pzcyanted
by a terrible storm. which hid covered ths
country with ice, Thomas also te1eoraphed
Halleek that if Grant removed hin,
be vonld submit without a murmur.
At O'Clock Hslleck talee,apbed Grant
that the orlexs for Thomas removal were
issued, and saying that they would be for
va1ded unless Gr1nt revoked them. At
$50 Grant suspended The orde. removing
Thomas, In The meantime be had tele-
graphed Thomaa expressing his confidence
in him, and telling him that tho order for
hia removal Eas suspended. On the 11th.
at o. m. he telec1aphed Thomas to dalay
no longer fo. either weather or rainforce-
uents. Thomas, at IL D. na., answered.
repeating that hc Wis only dalsycd by the
, 1870-01-29

-, :,
aone, or Inc ~ar oes"eea tnes'o .n1e''0 e.a
.ae eaazeos Vaa oeoo"e ono " opua w
aeace. Ine c'ty Attorney anu ln' .t
aon Council should aeslee ''n' | :,
whereby me c'ty sooo'a ~ p .sps shanta W.
the trlal o. these mea 'o' ~ - ~ ase-,s
80 represented LIZA. no appsa. D "ss 49, - ~.
be taken that Is mol sn'nc'ens y A4o NV 10 80: Guy
should be 80 fepses'u pa,a,a - 10 ssas1. os ~
Court tna1 aA .%s. .ns.e ~ r. ~ ~ .n ~ e
'ofoeo 70 uia .h"-aa ~ .,a -, ,,as;.a as W. ~
celS ne ~. -, 49, do tho;t 5.tn 49, ~,
sn0 w ~ nrosa,ut. ~ ssn,,.e. 49, W. -"
;pp.;.on,,snt ] ths no,;ca ~ w. tos.So,as. ~.
, 1870-01-29

Auan In Monroe cpontJ. East Tecnesse., hsa
been sen.erced 20 be hang for horsa stealing.
A young LADY n New Lnadon, Cocnecstcos r,u
4 pin INTO her hand on Tuesday Of last week Acd
44ed Of iock-1aE On Fr.dAJ. snc Wzs TO have bean
carried On Saturday.
some erdo,scr1 to note In AarJtAad claimed
that shsy VETS not uAo.a pecause tae pose was
sunea On sanaa5, b2s .ae Court sAouxhs esasz-
wt1e. ... .-..... ........ -.
A calfoyp.A ed1ta, hal been lnscvteElcQa c.n-
rauou bear. He describes teo eonnact OF tho u2-
n1yte9ud n tooch!rF tn tne extSe.at, 70 much 10
tpat he va constrained 70 lease WITH him osSesA
locks Il aair, ha1 oTsrooat1 and : portion Of III
, 1870-01-29

which Is OF interest both to s,udcuts aud a,uupA
The rurbz N question oonts,ns, ABODE other
Arlofef IN admirable bioespnical ske,ch OF tho
late PFussteas Wa5lind. accompanied BY POI.
tsit on steel which, for ex,elleuee Of lisenesa u
well ~ technical beauty. ~e hare neyer SEQ sur.
pasted. Tue coL1naE Rxr,xw Is not. con aped 70
one college, oath cosmopolitan In III atuA and
very ably edited.
We Asr indebted to 1ea Bruce saa. New
York. for COPY Of thsir AoHdgpd spec,nsn OF
Printing Types nste At thess foundsy. Tts
WORK apesas for ltseu better 4tlau wo can SPEAK
for It.
TEE PHoxodHAFGnc ADVOCATE Is >tne ut1e Of
new monthly publication. edited hy Nj. Nun.
SOP. OF New Yots, tho author Of . se1sed sy1:eu1
Of Photographic writing bearing n,s uame. THAT
the fevidou Il I great Improvement ou al that
have preceded 1t viii scarcely be doubted BY any
o1s uho has carefully compared II With thea1, and
ihc dfnneaa vii aecnmplIah great good IN az
tending tho cuc1e Of aoves7 Of tne art Tne pres.
ent number b well Sut up. but ~ suggest that 1t
contains little TOO nuca 12hf." 1ns succeed
irg nrmbeu vii b. mora vs1aAhla II sney contain
u Httio more of Photographic expedition, and =
little hm nntice Of GrahAm.
, 1870-01-29
POLITICAL

A Bcstcn pscer says tae people WI in.Dawes
Whist Mt. DaWed esyA
A Lafayette papes ssya ta1s there a.e two neg7o
pes1odats IN tkat city.
Joseph E Brown acd General T.nJ see nsred
a the coming Georgian Sen2snt1 By n Ataa.a
raptr- .....--.
Ctneat c. J. Darts, recently elected GoTssnot
q Tenn, ssased The otnof dsI. N rrpl1 70 an
.rnutrY. era: he wtu not allow himself 70 be
enr.ra,eA tor = Senk,n1sh1p, anh, e1eu houga
e!eetcd VIII nos Berta-
correspondent Of the slasx c,sy Jsxr'sol sals
shst bo.h housea Of rho lows leEtAlaturd opened
tnek se. Eoes without ssnol3rce or atsr Of
religious eonalp.n 0nn AonorAoss Secasor b
sa,d - hare tsmsrfnd tAaS ~mxyef va nnt
neenMaxJ, except los tits Da@o9at.c Esusess,
ID ,SeJ Wese uos wpEta =
, 1870-01-29

TIE SUPPLY OF COAL TO TIE POOR.
The Board OF Supervisors have what is
called COMMITTEES On "the Poor House
and Pnupe1s," the sAue committee which let
the recent contract for furnishing hestin8
apparatus for the Insane Hospital at Jeffer-
son. The county has also IN officer known
~ Tue County Agent, These officials have
charge Of the aims house, and also Of The
outside relief 10 the poor. One Of the
benevolent provisions for the relief Of the
poor is the supplying Of fuel to those who
may be destitute. The county, BY contract
OF otherwise, has arranged for the delivery
of 2,4oo tons Of Eris coal at eight dollars
per ton; the same to be delivered in half
tons upon the ordera of the County Agent.
The poor apply to the County Agent, obtain
his order for half ton Of Erie coal, and it
is delivered. The Supervisor for West CHI
cago, moved thereto by sufficient cauRes,
has recently taken steps to investigate Tho
weights Of these loads Of coal as delivered
upon these orders, and he caused tselva
loads to be re-xeighed immediately upon
their delivery The result is thus stated BY
him.
jar. Il 1870 --HalE ton coal delivered to Michael
O'Couuei, EST Eo<'h Green street, weighing Ssl
ss1 Ssns i3s To72as ,' sas1
Hanson, No. LIZ West Int,ana street Weighing
| s2o pounds nes, being 50 poundt ehort.
stuszes, No aas Scrth uhlated s'reet, weighing
| s19 pounds nes, beng 12s ,unds short
| Jsu. y, 1s7o.-Ilati ton coal delivered to An
weighing rs pounds ret, being IS pounds short
Jau- u: fsta-nalt ton coal delivered 70 Maggie
jan. Fl. ,a'a-nalf ton caal delivered to William
| FArEefl. No. = Hubbard a.ttes, weighing a;1
jar. q. ls7o--ua;f soa eoai delivered to Eliza
beth Gnn1r, No. 1eo Nor.a Dep alnes street.
WEIGHING IS! pounds net, being {, poaoda short.
iinA johnson. No Il West lndttca street, weigh.
ing ss7 penEts Fer. tciDg 1os pounds short
1au- = 1sse;-aalt ton cah delivered to Aaua
pounds rel. be,pe IL roaEds scoIE ~ -
.Jau. 8 lssps-uslt ton coal de'lsered 70
Maggie Hoader. No 1o7 cn:caso avenue, weigh
Ja1- = 1s:a.--Half soa coal delivered e
John Trorne. Il ChanJ street., Weighing aoa
jan IS, 1s7e-Half ton cost delivered 10 Jo-
hara Johnson, corner Of Cherry and Division
streets, weighing s45 pounds net being los pounds
In these twelve hslf tons there Is do,
icit Of 9so pounds. In bat one case was
the fun weight delivered, and in that case,
we nra informed, the woman demonstrated
with the driver until he took somc luaps
ont Of q load intended for another person
md added Them 10 her load. These figure.
fell their own doleful story. The poor hAvs
tho humiliation Of begging for this coal
md it is recorded that the public have gses
them 1000 pounds each. Tbs county pay
for The full weight. and hero is tho offcia
statement Of the proper officer, charges
with the duty, that in but one case out O
the Twelve Investigated BY him has Their
been the weight Of coal delivered that wk
called for By The county order. Tue com
nittee Of the Supervisors, as well as th
County Agent, owe it to the public to int,
pose their authority, if necessary, to protec
both the public and the poor.
, 1870-01-29

introduce no other reform than the pro.
h;bitions Of special legislation RECON-.
n,enaed in tbs rsnoa n tbo T,ao;a,atira
COMMITTEE Il x;11 h,va ;nun-aa con.,,tr-
,;or ca far 1,rar;or =, ,,,as. 80, ~. -, a.
,rsssnt Ia 5essrxa .d,at;no r. m orar
wbetrnipo vote and IN n,ora .hsn NV fo,
.Ls Gust Of th- Convention. We f,nd among
liz classes of snec;a, and local lavs which 4
i, proposed to urobibit. are those st for in.
corz,or.tinp rities or touns. or chanc;nc nv
,,,a,,d;or ~. ,hsr+.r ~ ,,r .,,,, St. -,
.-;,,..s = ~ .ofa,-;n, - ~. tpI.sta -
.r1sr- -o1nnas a,t.,, .nnt.;n;n.
~ 4vV' -,. - 'e1e 90 -.
:, - 49, -, 1.-S -.
49, 49, =. T,t;aa az5 ta,a. s.;.a. ;..s-s..
49, amsa5;,, ~ ~ 49,. Fn;.s
~. - -a71a h.1s ....s,as -
- 49,. 49, .-..s -.
-. 80 e
80 "' $50 49, ue NS' - "D'eo
unue1 sAe4 Nv, "oa1a 'Ase oeaenteo ~
s; e a,.. v.u =, ~ .ee os. ,,., ~ .aseo .ue
~. .;.,e. y 0''-~ ~''@''''0N' @~N
-, ,..-., .-.......
An c'''es can Incorporate anaet general
4S"' Or u 'ne P'opsz pso''s'on N naae'
can a0ena thef cneftefs, as 1hey 90 IN
IOWA. onne1 general Law, oy submitting
the amendment to The vote OF the people
mi. .,zw,-, +bn ,,r,rrooe ~ III br,t th,,.
a'e ans"o nc pnp's' =. ~ w. soo0e
who hive some " a1a to grind, aone M
fair adrantare To Obtain at the real s.ranss
AN ~ ~ o1<@AA ~ o A "1f9'
Of the interests thsy pretend to be serving.
All enrh nr;r.ta n,nn;r;na1 hf1,. ,rhan
Au sueu ptNate M0nicite0 ou1s' ~Aea
khey come befQre the Ifrislature. ara im-
4tL, =;
Heo1aie4f uaaets1ooo 10 nAFe money In
them, and, this being the rule, they cannot
be passed without it.
But We earnestly bope the convention
viii not condue its prohibition of special
ieg'slasioo to public corporations. To do
this would still leave The Legialstura under
the domination Of the lobby sent there by
private corporations, to buy various 30
called l1ws, each one Of whick is law
for enriching GONE corporation at the cost
Of the public OF the 2, 523 pages Of special
, 1870-01-29
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN
cAKALs
Annual Report Of the
Trustees.
Receipts and Expenditures for the
Year 1869.
Statistics Of the Carrying Trade Of
the Canal,

l1INtp1a AND A1cn1oAx CAsl. ofYteS,}
p,a resolution sr lie ie BosId 81 Tsc.sesa ol the
Inlsesa and M.chtSsn cana1 q Hovemoes =, i.sa,
the Presldenz Nas dtreoted . pEepAto report Of
ne e s3a ooaa fos ~ tne ~ ye
samc, in conformity with tho usage OF former
paoiianed IasusaI; fnoT contain = summary 81
ssntt;slis. ~ ii Ih.s Is eontslsa il 10 sa1aL ~
espct Of Illinois, Under 1he acsoi February q,
1s41 The details which arc contained n the
several documents which accompany these acnna1
cnlats nec1use TOO voiuu1tnooss but they afe pno-
N5hed BY TIC State with ihe E1eeaHye Hepozt4,
Session BY session, a1d referGncs ts respectfully
on each branch ot The Trust from tie Year 1sis 10
the presens tina At the close Of tn!s c1rcn!ar
s.AtdGts ul taese docnnen1s Will % found
IxcEtf1S fuR IEAH lea
sss:; u! Z l5fs'ss: I II: Ss,s su
H;s;: : s:ifi :s:H II d. I'D s..s
saf t. &; Il Sbss:e e.: M Essaat .ssa -
T. RstasDstxt@srt f. Il M s'.s ,.t 1oE - ss!99sf.:3s 9sfs
: tdeePentoE The .sai,...-.-.-.-......... Ls.ss1
SuFe1i1.erdtnt tse .saeanto N eros
1aeresf rsstass ~ aeos. III ~ e9 ~ o;f ,s;sd s
Ifpn 0ousaaJ ......................... z5t1as
Total reeeitts Ter crl269.-......-..-..-tasaAdLta AL u
D4larcs In Trtasurct'. hands, November
.. z9S6SV2
Istal 70 be accounted for Nov. %. 1892 aItai4-il
EIFxNp11E1xa FOR kEAR 1864.
Paid On pfthe.paI ef esa.l honda nj 5
!. Fkn1lt1o rAld ca roll fur d1T1dc1d On hapd3
payable In Loud n--........-,...--...... rA15l Is
Z Anluten1hee. rerAitf and Tooe E1ls sf canal,
trcdtsa And paMPtrH epsnea ............ sL1AA
T1Is. eKpAnse Of eonttteu, EeeoetItepd.
enee. elrapertatIou Of Ioek Eerreyp &c.. EH1 81
Eauttnksot and general expen acs..,.,...,. E04E
4 Canal property s-fes OF land md t1ptn4e9 IlAt1
:, EKnAl GaruR4e. noKnSe, e,tts.,,,...,,.,., Sa4cc
T. lntoseaR AHd s1ehAofs. Alo4
Totat expenditure. Ter er1ssa.-,,,,.....x1 x1A - Isl
24eetDt1 Of isdp md halAnAA st LEE. 4+s,lt74l
| Halsnee n t9aA NeTezateF ~ 19va Hxss sts q
! RAlAneo Accounted 10y
| l. Dcreait New York Life Aut 1rust
= Depox:t BanS of commsreas New
\ rtpc*N 0es striti 4 B;a. Bi;..iooiii! OH.
| e.sa.. sa....-..-............-...... Hx1H
t. In hAnds Of HllllA0 Gcpdiex,
I Ressptary.... ...,..-....-.....: 1as44o7
! T. u tI1nstn between Gn1eaxo md
F! New wfeTk..,...,,,.. .,,,4.,..,. 3lAsi7.a1
--&El, ,St1 6
Sc hedule embracing the entire AMOUNT receiVel
ard expanded b. The Board OF T1r4tee1 OF tne
ut1nll A!chIxxn CAlA&. fFum tho or1antx1Itop
Of the trust IN june, 1s+a, to November 30. 1862.
, 1870-01-29
light hand, u teepsl1ea. IN memory OF the ocss.

h'ou ,,,..,..,,, .4x., ....,..s,. . -
49,. 49,. ~ ~ - 80 ~ Fu,o
Np"' ~ os - ~ A.e .1a 1"-
%, u Sus ss. - e-aosa-' a&""
aao ~ UNI .a..to 1aa se.s t.epo. "a sao
eou.!, ss. ~ eus.s 1",a ~ ss"o ~ no!e
~ ~ro&ea .IAA .SSS' ~ A>'1e AS'.A1' s'V"'' &aa u
W ~ ta.' '' ,,- |
49, ~ - soa. ~ Rcn~1s san. 49, 1 osaa'
~. ~. 1rn;t.. -. AZ a,..ns e.n. .s. E",as.
.nn i1... son -,cn tha Joh n.orr "a T,n-..s..
IN. ~ Hon.rt,., .nd poh,n.oo. x,n. ~. -s oT
~, = nm Tnon n,nn, "a. ,he Tn~,..s ~ ~. ~.
mo,Sa .no .na ~. w,vs. eoa @~S' sN'
= s4es sf ou-1s,.- h.n,,n., ..r., .,,
,,..,.. 4 y, :. s.os nss. :, r,rss.n L,u se NV
.,.st. ..n.,..a1. - -. -. eS, ~
49, ~ d.n,e r,y. ~1,nnn1 ~ ~ p.ssea "
r,,no,o.sf{he,' m, h, r.,n,d utta nav ..s 80 ~
A. ef.-n A. ,eon,f,d sno nm 1.rt tT.n,s a 49,.
Tne nrncr,. of Tnannt.rrrn i, mol ern,.,nad de~
coonrc.,rnt n.n.rr rroorrs thst nsrirs I.o
rer vno ],yes n s,ro.bnrv. M a sh,nss.+ -,
which arxs =. nrrnsner aner ~. r.as.ss w.
thrnvn m frnrn the tr,tn ~ ,he t..,,-.a.
~ III, r,n,.,nv ana ~. ~ n.~.- ~, -
n.rd ~ t,ts T. sna ~. =. :, ~. -r.,.. W uo ~
Tsn r,,t,. = 80 ~. ~. ret.. s', uoaso-
, 1870-01-29

It Is probably safe to deduct sl,e87, ,4s4
ss representing the loss incurred in aus-
pending the work between the years 1919
and 1873, leaving The actuM cost Of tho
work about SIC, 900, 900.
The receipts and expenditures Of tho
canal for the last twenty-one yea1s, exclu-
ave OF sales Of landa aud lots, Are given in
tha report Taking the Last ten yaaza {lss0
to 1869 inctusise) as fair basis for ap ay-
erage, We find that the net earnings Of tie
nrunnttY haYa been II fnlfnsa:
, 1870-01-29

l. Loan Of 4t,E,ops. pstn.|
Opal and tnttrsnt... Il
/ CpnftTettou ct anl
fe<AedHt e4e.....,.. IL
T. Canal lknds, stleA Prp-l
lection, rte ...... 4
I. A1n4rs o{ fnferext ppi
feHetezed bonds. -
& Fyttefpal. Ta1 it'd baud4
L Aatnttn1nte . Md 1epxtf11
eanA and feAders. ...-,
T. Tplk, eotlecdone. isapee
tIlN and Fa,Ar}ea. -. 81
l. Canal d4tnxxax, aoH.l
A&e. etc -
?, lraf-A tIrenseA And
cent4nKtAkit4. .....,.--
u. Premium On gold iot div
fdt1da On botda pAyA-
bic Ia LoAdoc.
II. 1nte1tas at1d k1tkapxs,,
Il, Letsea On wildcat" cr.1
Teney, counterfeit bill
and broken hknt2, Ie4e
10 ls3 frt3uatret..,...
Il Ha1A0es IN hAada Of
Tr&su1Sr. Nov. n, 1852.
TotA1..
, 1870-01-29
Gbt Trihume.
SUBSCRIPTION TEHNH.


THE 6rxDAr TalsEEE To.uat1ou1 Teiatkp
wr1 cost.,n the utnal supplementary sheet Of
twenty eo!umns Of entertaining snd fcAaueavs