Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 33, Vincennes, Knox County, 14 September 1833 — Page 1
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. . 0 r r 0 donation of $-2,000, three years a go ob- particular attention of ihc public, was inlb puohshed nt 6- .'0 con , fur . tainc.j l2 Fa ilv of lInt s,.na. ,roJiiccd with t!ic following Report, Let numbers; wuich may be uiseaurgcd j tor, and that his cflV-s never abated or but flic people read this bill, and the feeble the payment of & at the tune of subscn- j rciaxcJ? ,;1C prcscnt ; h proon ,fjUoJ b,Jt mliicio, ,)f u iil bc torn t'lllr' 1 t . t . 1 ll,ext legislature can divine no better plan j out, and our late Senator, who is cinphat-
. Uil interest of both parties, that mode is cited. A failure to notify a wish to discon'in -,e he wpiratioaof the uwcrnKG f)r will bc considered a new engagement; and no subscriber at liberty to discontin ue, until alt urreurages arc pai l. Subscribers mast pay the postage on their pa pera when scat by mail. Letters by mail to the Llitor on business mast bepaid, or thev will not bc attenda-' to. VpoiiZTV. will bo received at the carh v1.i4-l.il ;uvVr, far enhecriptieiis, if delivered wilhiu the year. Anvr.u rrsr.nr.vrs not. exceeding one tri'iniv., will bc inserted tlnee times lor ryac dtdlar, and IweiUv five -ctits t ;r car n after insertion longer one.; in toe same proportion. (cj'i ersons sen am g advertisements, mu specify the number of times they wish them inserted, or they will be continued until ordered 00', and imiii be paid for accordingly. XxIST OF A&nSTS. John Murphy, Washington, bid. John Vantrces, do do.. John Arb uthnot, Princeton, bid. John I. Neclv, do. Thomas Cissell, M ant Pleasant. Lid. Post-Mastc-r, Owl Prairie, fa I. Post-Master, lMoomihhl, lad. Post-Master, t indcrsvi!h lad. Post-Master, O.veusville, lad. Posl-.M -ri;.er, Stinkard's MiU, hid. Jes?e V. Wiiborn, Mount Vcnioii, Ind. Levi Price, ilvansvillo, bad. John W. )avf?, Carlisle, lad. Isaae Oa. M'U-um, bid. Post-Mas'cr, Turmau's (.'ivxk, lad. John C. Ueiley. L.iwvcaceville, III. Post-Master, Palestine, 111. P jit-Master, B):u i!!e, lad. Post-Master, lb ckprt. bid. - - t COMMUNICATION Ji? llorroa IVo arieiies sirncd " i .' ; ind onblishcd in late nuvabcrs of the Via-j ci-nnes Ga.etlc uematid a reply. It is but an act of justice to a di.-t'mgeb-died aud hi vhlv meritorious 111. uvi I ; ;! 01 t ns comiiumity that the errors coatain-vl iu th isc
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articles should le corrected their misre- )ato to do what her Legislature have deprescntatior.s ox posed and th :r arumenis ' dared a readiness to do, by way of giving rouf i'.f'd. Tiic uimcs' must indeed "he !i Uitioas consequence in thfs matter to the
z 'lW v. at of Mint", when neither b.oaesty I ouidoso or devotevie.es's to tlie publie weal, or wh lorn in plantiiog measures lor t'ae Tonndc 1 confi'lonce to expv-i-e tlie vd - l -
prosaocnty ana Honor ot tne stain, ana onercu 10 sen an laiius oaraoriag on moca- The question seems therefore to benar- Kir as ie reni:Mie to eqt'.air.v? an ; u , n.,n... . .x .
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coia oLaiMUtiiv i-t it "-v. .... -v ..j, ;- iDHL-j i.v,m ni uiu Miiijiiu uoposiiiou. : " v" , .-.-j1,! y iq rricecdir'r5 une'e tlii ' 1 o. iitude. in ( arrviag those plans into sue i thc Indian Agent. Mr. "T"' has to learn uhether the Legislatures of the two states ! hn0' f,r IlG improvement of the naviga-: fV.-d.nV'thcrorr-s o'rr-sult of Vgc cestui execution can sec-are a man from ; much in relation to this matter be tore lie NViU agree that Oiiio sliall take and hold so ! x:t ()f t!l;lt V:ivt of Vfa'ansh river ; -n 1 ,1. Xntn.l n-vrrf ho envenomed shalts ol ti:e malignant ;cau instructor mtorm tins peopb-. 1 he j mch ,f thc granted lan-ls as lies within j 11-h '.n a boundary une ai.d is u:c.cr , t. r,.f;:,., r, -, eeribbler. But the people always juoge ; lower part ot tho Wabash coumry will be her borders, on the terms and conditions of : "ie j-mt juM-.ictwn oi botu staic ' ..'yi rvrQiy0 f,r biscrvirc two -o"ar' and act correctly when correctly, inlet m-! t eaeiitted more by the canal than any other the grant to Indiana. Y,ur committee lku l!:o. uy-yA P roan neat .and dar:-cr,.:& j ti.lV.'v.dii:e necessarily cirn, V'.n'th 1 .... 1 1 .1 .... ..oo..l .-,! . ,'.!'.; :t Tiii i I'nsi ,n is o vi.l nt Tiu tio?ib i.a : , t.., , : ..t a i... obs!ructio::s to strain b.oat ia i:iti it! i:nv 1 . ' ' .. . . o r,-;
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try uud arts bv which "T." would tain well as exports. Lope to tarnish the well earned, fame of the : Mr. living's fame is on too firm a pedesnhlrst and most clUcicnt advocate of the ' tal to be injured by the attacks ot T.' 'He
meat cause of internal improvements ia tue s'ltcot Jnaiana, iaa nun k-i.i'-u in her councils. It is is scarcely nrec:a - vv to remarl;, that that man is th- II m. tL;hn r.wiir a man thatou.y ha o never tired in ass ilmg. .seitlier "m ;uagein-.n ?irr "exertion" slid by "T" to bo reaair- ;.!. can be necessary to tuocur an appralliUl'SS
To im-rovr tint pari of the river Ua'..as'i the I..wisbiture.s ot lNl-J-d, he pro-j constr:,c.ioil 0f ,)ua part uf ,hc canal j ;.",t't, u,,"7 ,n ll to ci ol tb. o p.r cat ; conclusive , 4 ., 1; ..; ..1 :t;M i-i !. s "au'hoi tv to sav iv "one end of" 1 1 r -.i . r ri . hied mre:. ter .o accrue to no counties . -, -uau ou com..un e. under their out j an--Jic.i a. .4 .n.l ia- au..j.nv 1 , t uux ""J..' which lies wfatu thc state ot Ohio, is not ,.. ... . j , frodaced bv our lalo tia! r. (, certi-! th canal lay 1:1 Oaio M As D- rmaie I .c, c:iUea t ,)V tho 3tal0 of thu 'op:lIa. Knox, aorvan, v igo cnmbion Parke, , Sec. 0. . nal all acts and parts of acts tMcoov of wUrh will fdi,.v these re- i Sampson says, it is "oro-di-gi-oas ! "T ' () ,ho burjors of y, Maumeel and it VMmltV!V Ufc:1'. 1 'i'i? Carro.l coimng witmn the purv,2;v ot jinsact be marks) to secure that imo.rlaat objen? must assuredly be equally ho-oeless an 1 1 u,);lK, l)C inexpedient and unjust for the ( -5' ' " r V 'T' tU(i Uy repealed. .' , w- , e ..... . , i. -; ... '...vM'ivo 11 ut- th it NOTtllNvi 1 1 . J t , . r 1 it , such additional counties us mav t c hcreal- I certiiv that the fregoi.:g is a tiuo oi--ed the Senate ol o:r?, a e ta-t ox-t m, . 0. i... 11- a uoi 1 m.v , Legislature ot the state ol Ohio new to , . , ... , . , , ! ,- k.. i .,.0 .vnOiiwJwv. a!v has been effoctrd for the U aoash and a,. i..,..a, 1 ;,!, M tor laid on boruenng on thc . abash, as ; ropy 1.1 the original i.ngruscd P..!, as 1:
to fallow the track and pa,-s the Bill al- AYmte rivers. ,ve K n-,t tor the gross ; ,iCavv Uobt? with the construction of this rcadv prepare 1 tor their acii m, to insure ligninance ot ' i this won id b" In e NVo;;c? or to relinquish to thc corporation i's passage. Toe last s-,n,m :r, rhtracter- i -'blackest of all" falsehood, "palpable a tho coll1rl of a channel of commuuica- . , t ;T'- w !v.vi. bv the lo.v sta -e of wa- she learned Coke w a.-uld s ay. I as.c. aad i . v.diirh must at no distant dav bc ot
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UV . " ..,!..,..,.. Wi-it. rivrrs? II n. u th - W ' ash been t . i 1 rv . ti said object. PeoTtdru hoirercr, 1 hat all' 'Put money in thy purse j.fcjXrnith inis is no new topic to the pc .r, tat-.. n i. 1 ! iiw m - a a iu a. tiuestioa be made to Oaio on the -ii , . uta . . . .. puu. Ko 1 , . . , , 1 v oa r 1, ... . sjch appropriations (1f any part t thc said , sficare. V. e take our ptn in oar.ii. as l'uh 1 1 it nnv seem to be so to this dr. . ea.nt;.ou ana 1. po. a upon o i ai . terms ot the original grant, your commit- M ... ' . .t 111 u .1 1 '.o i. 011 . adisih-re1. . i- . . 7i .1 ; S !cr cent, bmd irom sail counties , or the ' our good old grandfathers used to say in ..r " It is alwavs thus. W 0 liud cie-.t.e.iot ttiv 1 ..a a . u . a.ii is a.ie oc ;0 l0Vcthat these objections to the inv . . ,, . . , ... . ... i,?ntm , , ;. 3 1 . 11 1 . , I ,, , ,,.1 ,n ;:... rr. nf iii'-TvirTvlit tn v . . r .1 1 1.. tuud general v, arc not to be paid until the . wining to their swectheaiis, ta write a vemh hour credit uuginai J oa ..aid o u .0. o r.- : mediate commencement o tho werk In -rfatiosi n lreadv mado of th, said small chapter on money. U is a Iruiil el advocates. To expose sucu ; l 1 "1211 tUi5 UUC h hCd' fund a're fidly paid and satisfied. i subject, inasmuch as it is thc rr.m hirdly wordi tae paper on winch 1 '' i , !' i,'!, 'v '.'!.:.!'") r. : 1 The value r f part of the land with- sc. 3. That ibr thc nurrose of nrocu-f principle f il wc mv bc allowed the c.
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writing-Tyct cror oatcek.uea to m. ,c , ( : u - n . 'in tbU stato , j; estiurated in round uum- , ing the sum hereby appropriated as W: Passion mankind, and the axis cf should K cx,.v. iMiuu in. ,a COMVVli.vl bcrs at ..io-O.OIm), nt an average ot two as unv Lc ncCp.Sarv to act in concert ; human ambition. Money is a good !a,t nfeeaxears Mr. V the work with the slate of JlSinVis thc Wabash com- thing-a bd tb:n--3 kind fcervan:-a :l Urg, portion ot his tune to ci ec tins uu m tl ;i '- ; 11 . ! propoed as rstimatrd by the V. S. Ibigi- mi:oncr hereinafter provided Ibr shall bad mastcr-a thief in ihc temple of v:r:,t. He earnestly an 1 irrctatably de- oa y . b s , amo.U . to 11 , acfr3 snm.thin;: 0,s than and ,nvc i, p3Wcr to contract a loan on the ' tue-a mini.tering spirit 10 the needyhi moated the unify ot th,; worK, an,yon;.r. ; f ru--i il U confidently believed that if a company ; t of str.tc u Sio.r,-K) al a rate of.atillian in disguisc-ond, withal, a rad tho proper m de to acco:np,isa 1 . wnen, ,.ic ..mu sn an j . . , . , Were now incorporated fr thc purpose intercst not exceeding six per centum per: rake. What builds tip a fool in the opi- . nue of our representatives (not lugotten) j ta, U a.i evight .0 ln , u ea , y. to tIie ,tate as the largest stack-' nmmm rcaeenvible at the pleasure of 'the! "ton of the world? Money. What canr,f;s,d all ail. an I proclaimed it a w .We . ars,. -And w, s iuw )illtT tiic Control of the woik,) stock to j ;U ;mv ti.ie alWr twu VC:lr5- fr tIl0;8cs old ladies to look kindly en tU aaV i-f thi people's money 1 no W abash t ac Al t.imee co.iui no 1 , . . ;,,! lhe amount of one half the expense of pav,ncnt (,f which and thcatmun! intcres'J nances cf o young mm 10 a blooming cvratrv had little strength li-n-now ,t . bore weconm.aev ,1 1 I constructing the canal, or mare if re,r,i- j h -rJa tho :J ,cr ccnl fund accruing from ; daughter I Money. What biii.gs comh:lsmu.h,and,adcoi:mi. V1; ! red. would be readily subscribed and the thc Uoner.a Government to tbi. State, i.phmcniaiy remarks from the old, and ec-e,scati dto the general prosperity . Air. 1 . Ala.o ...i o , m nc . j w0 COUVi,l,.t0:: by the funds arising from hcn.l)V irrCvocab!v pledged and w hieh humble 2cknowled;Tmcnta from the Tint same iniivida.il (our late S mator) ; to us, to Lve expcmu a an , s . , salo of junU ana stock subscribed .hall be liouidated from thc sources above! Moner- What is thc criterion ..vurvl the passage of throe bills tar . Mign ( s.rn;d nave i.e;ayeJ thc w 01 ; ; j oJ Mtre the o j of M irch IS it, which stated. And a bond s hall 1 i.5ucd to this ; of right and wrong? Mcncy. What is the honorable body of winch he was a ( as.v, tm. tlie auvoca.es o 1.1 e, I is tho timo fixi.l fr its completion by the effect si-ucd bv the (iovcrnor. K-tcd bv the the wrangling. -ruggJng, chesting, member, at d 11V -rent sessions, to ctiect tms j shored to -t m-an. to tr-ut c.ir 1 1 hQ ofi iau, 2rant. Secrecy of State under thoVcai itlrr.it 1 brovrboating. 'huHling. and botving, so T- -.ttiuUUtho 1 It : Sv lo j That part of the placed canal within diargO'and countersigned by the Tre,; acTia , h,s ,,,:,1,oa, astothelateelection h ,s provemcat O sliame waoiv is . i V t t . no 1 i ii 1 1 1 sCto si 4atUmer so as not to bear intent until such! the printer struggle m .he r.rc cf pol,. ( ;,.ricd homo ooavi, lions not nvv to Oe As tae a basli heremaiter stated.; ic?? Money. What lead the .n,toR u:n:i-aid,ao.l I predict this l.U wdl n .1 ;a; M J 1 si b-ic ia oa nal, bearin- the produeN of a vast shall be rUed tor the cx-nditure thereof. to inform tba fiUt . these Uzx th, house w.hoat trouble or iT M"? .neat or eve'tun. I J" vvujua.. '- 0 -
- jthaa that perfected and adopted in the j Senate last seian, the credit will bc
equivocal or entirely reflected. Time, amienanges, should enable members of i ;,llc Jiture to improve p ,1.0 past, rr these not now in power will merit the entire credit. They cannot, certainly, by .Mr. "T" or other scribblers of insect memory, be robbed of credit honestly and ably earned. In relation to the canal :herc is not a "hope"' or ua vision claimed by Mr. K.ving, that experience proelsewhere docs not prove we must and shall realize. Nothing but 'lolly, blindor some worse frailly would for a moment induce any one to doubt this. When the Wabash country had little !.5'renr:th (and when CVen that little was partially tritlcrcd away by the divisions of Knox) to secure the improvement of river, our late .Senator asked and obtained means to construct the canal. lie veil knew there would be union and strength ore len-r, to urj;c the improvement of the river, a;ul th is the state in common with ourselves would be benefitted by the glorious undertaking His "visions, and his 'hopes thus far have been realized. Kvery man now agrees that the work hh u!d alvance. Does this sage Mr. UT.V' remein'ocr when this was not the case v, h -a 'Vnadness' slandered and reviled that Senator for urin it? If "T1' docs not remember if, there is at least one citizen with a clearer head and more retentive memory. "T" is cither iaorantly or wilfully in error when lie says, Ohio will a iiiier make the portion of the canal within her boundaries, nor let any one else do it. The contrary 13 the truth. Ooio has avowed herself willing to assume oar obligation to make that portion of the canal within the limited time, if Indiana will re-lin:p:ish the donation of laud grantel to that part of the work. Or she is willing to charter a company, and Indiana can di-pose of the land and ve-t the am cant in the ttock thus created. And this is the better plan, as we can thus hold a majority of tlie slock, regulate the tolls and share the profits I woaui o;iy s'r;1 1 1 .sf hjrelh it ;ui agi'xcv at tlio cx-Mtisc ft of the fund was courted only a year or s two since, ostensibly to negociate with I n omiaal agent. Is this agency yet want o l ? Aad will the people be imposed upon I .v ! Never, in that way. I he Indians have ; resident thereon want it for imports as ; has earned his laurels welP, and the people , n - - ....... ...... ...... .v,.,v,.. 1 w ill sav "wear thtan long.M The second ' rommunifation o( kT, piulish-ed urth.'last :nncs Oazette, indicates ignorance aa l malevolence equal lo what was developed in his last. To wh it an unlimited extent m itthe political ken of this won- .!. vaicu liv loiut res auti;ais 01 ; I as.i it too w i!ti at t:ie tear 01 con.raoici . T . .. .. .-. I V r i .. 1 . 1 t I...
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yet higher. "OLD KXOX" .Tun REPORT of ,J,o S;a;' ndin-x Committee on Canals in relation to the Wabash and Erie Canals. The standing committee of Canals, to whom was referred the communication of the Governor of Ohio, and accompanying documents, relative to the proposed Wabash and fine Canal, ask leave to report, That they have carefully examined the papers .submitted to them, "as well as the documents referred to in the Governor! Message and the reports on the same subject, to this General Assembly, of the Canal Commissioners, and from these papers it appears That by an act of Congress, approved March 2d, IS-iT, a quantity of land equal to one half of five sections ia width on each side of the route of a canal uniting at navigable points the waters of the Wa bash river with these of Lake Kric, was granted to the stale of Indiana, on condition that said canal should be commenced within five years and completed in twenty years, (Acts of Cong. Ibid, 21, p. GO.) " That by (he 1th section of an act of Congress, approved tilth May, LSiS. the state of Indiana is authorised to convey and relin-piish to the stale of Ohio upon such terms as may be agreed on by said slates, all the right and interest granted to Indiana, (in and to any of the granted lands within the State of Ohio,) by the act above relbrrcd to. The state of Ohio to hold said land on the same conditions upon which it was granted to the state of Indiana by that acf, (Acts of Congress ltW.yoth page.) That in order to cfifect the objects 01 me grant commissioner.-; :re nopointed by the stn:es of Indi ma and O hio, and on the 3d Ojtohcr, lvbi, a com pact was entered into by those com misranueauoa or rejection :y the J.e-islature ot lno, anu tti a tlie provisional ratioea-! tiou ox tlie same ay tne state oi ludiaiia. was accom.pauied by conditions which in thc opinion of this committee would hav proved inconvenient aud injurious to the interests of Ohio. (.Journal II. of K. 1.0.) both State-, that ibis should be done. The valley of the Maumcc is the natural route of a canal, whirh m ;st at somperiod be the outlet of the vast and fertile j country bordering on th.; Wabash river, a v, mi... i:uii:ui lvj ;.;; iai.ru uoiii v. on j out causing to t'ae people of ladiaua an e aormo:is expense both' in the coas'ruetioi of the work and iu the increased distance of transportation after its completion. The valley of the Wabash has now a large ami increasing population to which la0 ,lVatest inn rtanee to 'he citizens. f . . . . ' . . . . .
sioaers, which, was communicated to the vvanasu nver is an oty-ct i at ,i,c no advertised, sell to the lowGenera! Assembly of Ohio, by the Gov- of common in'ercst,and tho removal ofall ! vl bMder, th--aid actions or jjb nnernoron the 10di Dec. 1 ;, (Journal O- obstructions to steam boat navigation on. lk.r s,,ch stipulations as will author HiC hio Senate 1;, page 07.) 1 iat u ol j rivc "" j removal of any contractor from his job, That the time has elapsed which was J' j'trtsuiclion of Indiana and liii-! v.dien the interest of the work, in th o-i-fixed bv the terms of that eomoact lor its wouI'1 hc mutually beneficial and ! :OM M- ,i.rt mn'.;.rS
and at the same time, an immense water .which interest shMl likewise Lc reflated power would lc created near the rapids of in surh nogr.-cintion. the Maumcc, the place where, of all cthvis ; And ihoaid crmmiior.cr is firtljcrai:onthc line, such a power would be most ' thris-cd to demand and receive of the cornvaluable. 1 !i!ici'i"r nf t!.rt-o.-,1 t.,nJ 1!,;.
1 our committee arc tbcrctorc 01 rpmicn . tuc a:.a;nt ol the "Wabash fund" iu tludr tuat in this manner might be cntr::c:i d hand.-, rviih its interest accn:cd, wlien the a work valuable as a source of future re- rxpeaditurc thereof bo require.!, pursuant venue, and doubly valuable as a means of to the provisions of thi art. nliJoli cr-i
auuing o the numocr and comforts ol the it-. . -. . . pcop.o ol our stair, be-ides accmmoda-; ting a large portion of tho inhn! itants of
tnoiann, and conccctm- then; wi::i i:s by ( torihwith elected by joint ballot of the tics which cannot taily be broken. Genera! Assembly to act iti conjunction otir committee thercibrc, recommend w ith a ccmrr.is.dr r to bo appointed by thc adoption of the fbl lowing rolutic.u: : ihc St-itc of liliaois, ;bn shall bc authcrKesolvcd by the General As:,o;nb!v of, i.ted to sunciinten d. and rarrv into rCrt.
the State ol Ohio, 'i ii it this General As- tlie o-jocti bv this act coiitciaplated; bu: scmbly do now propose to the General As- previous to cii'ci irg irpon r.nv of UU duscmbly of the State of Indian-, to enter ties, said cei.m.isskmer shall'-ivc a bond.
into the I . a lowing compact : 1st. '1 hat the state of Indiana sha'I , or before the day of 'convey a:.d relinquish to the state of Ohio, so much of the land lying within tho limits of Oido, ; as was granted to tiic state of Indiana, by : t r u. xs-uiv v.i.nino an aci i-j the land on thc same condition and sub-
grant a cerlmn quantity of land to the ; wi:h. a rcrtillcd c hcrf com:nmiI. state ol Indiana, lor the purpose of aidi::g cato wifll ,he (;,n.0yuor of Illinois, on itsa:d sta.c n opening a canal to connect ; 0,,j,.ct a;v a t ia orJcr tl a tke waters of toe U abash r.vc :r -wit h th-:se lsi,,n of cffk)Tt on thc t of , s ot fkehne- approved IMarcal nm, 50 b0on as thc C,Jcmor of tIlis State -id. J liat the state cf Oaio shall hold ;a ;c?i ftr .r .1...
ject to the same restrictions ujjon which it , platcil Iicrcin tho I;vo csccu!ivcs arn rr. was granted to the state ol Inuiann, byj ,,Xc( ( (!L.;crinino rjn lho tinic aad the act aforesaid, tor tnc performance ol ; placc cf cu of commissioners, wlacn (be butti of the state oi Ohio is aml lo notiiV tIlC rc.s.lcctivc Commiss:onhereov pledge j, except that the state 01 O- j cri; iiCrco hio shall not be compellable to commence ! c . . , . , that portion of the canal within her limits 1 .rcA- i iwvhrn soaotifird, the rornbefore the first day of January IH00. ""-ncr 01 this slate shall quality and :JJ. That the tolls upon that part of ibe i incot "'rtcd, and with suc h comm.scannl within the state of Ohio shall be f .r i WTCr "4 "i,i,.0ISl l!1 proceed tocxamiun
all citizens of Ll.o IT. S:at(,s. no n-!r greater than are charged oa the Ohio Ca-: nais abend y completed. A HILT, to provide for thc improvement of that part of the Wabash river over which the State of Illinois has concur - rent jurisdiction with tub State. :jnn::ys the improvemcat ci tue r.n - 01 in . . v - - .. -v.m.u ... u-u ju. v.vuu 01 irnl oi-uc.-, 1 uuiuiou-, be removed or lessened
rw .. 1. nr. u cnacuu or; uc i.mrraii ::l:k lo jKlf 0.10 value of work actuallv Annob oj tr.v St alt o; Iu:vr, Tuat j ,.;i0 OIl contracts, bc paid, until ihc wboe the sum ot iii-cen lhous.1tJii dollars, to b-1 of sncU contract is completed and rcccivprovided as heremattcr statrd, be, and thr- j Ci? cxcc.;t in ca5C of dismissal. same is hereby appropriated to be applied . . rT-, , . . - , . 1 . i ' irr.c. I hat the commissioner of
k . . , ine .luuuor, in uis ceniiicaie uscrcoi utiSi:o. 2. I aat to secure tne sail r:;:a of' , ,, 7 A i 1 .1 t
Intcen th'jusnna floliar" ; tro sum now m i ... , : r 1 . , . . .' , Mote out ol anv monies in the State Ircatho bancs 01 the coaanrs-uoncrs vi the ca-1 . .1 . j . , , , .. . surv not otherwise appropriated, nal fund, ana reserved tor the 11 an rove-' 1 1 meat of thc Wal.- h river is aLmoro tatrd. ! Sr-C- S- In a11 ca5cs oCre, by ibis act.
together with one hundred and fifty uV.ters 1510 commsioacrs arc auiaorice. f do oat of the '.I per cent fund hereafter accru- ' a,! act ,n relation to thc nature, extent, rr ing to Posev county, one hundred and fif.! manner 1 the improvement conternplatv dollars of the b "per cent fund hereafter : ,c,, an1 lhc' can,,,jt --rcc "P mc, to accrue to the county of Gibson and i ,! !'c Proi)cr fs,r l!,cm trt c'1 tho SloO of saiJf.nd to accrue to the counties I Governor ot this Stale, and his opinion. I . til"
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of alonf-oiuerv and Clinton, share and with the sums above herein appropriated! hall make the sum in all of seven th u-i sand live hundred dollars and thc like! sum of seven thousand five hundred do'.-j lars of thc 11 per cent fund is hereby ap-j propnatcd on Leiiali ol tins state for th-:
. tne said of.mmlssioncrs arc hereby direct-
cd to pay ta ruch commissioner or order. ::.'. j. iuJia commissioner shall bc Jin tho p-aalty of ten thousand dolJarr, v. ii.Ii frccb-dd security, to be apj'rovcJ bv the Go-, ernor, fr the" faithful discharge f his duty, and shall take an oath c.rni??.-?.:-atbn tj like ciTect. c;,. r r J nai tiic OiCincr ot Ui , S!f,te w herebv rcnucsted. M -end f.nh. 7 faic of Illinois, in tlie manner contcmr:SYlJ 'cn ms, anu lay 011 into sec4lfnis r,J5i,s Ul; .c.K:lva,,5n of.a j Rl iiC ,;accs Wi" -?1 mos? r?rlu,rc ,f' aT::1 I sucn oiher necessary improvements as : n,a-v hc, b-cticablc; v.I.ich jobs s!,nll 1-c ; :i5 VA'u ns ,,J0 v,ork 1 ,;C pcrPjnnt?d will : 'rritaM" allon a l when so divided. ' having given notice in ihc newspnpcis ! ia ihz counties on thc Wabash, ibcv sbal? ------ ,.c (.nrs;0vmc;it of mr.rc enkient men5 aml in no rnse shall a sum, more than ri w 1 Ul u 01 lc 'pernor 01 j.nnois, ii passed the Senate. AUTIX W. MORIUS, A -.tt. Src. of Senate. Indianapolis, Aug. lt. ls;j:;. MO.VK Y.
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