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u Governor Shunk's Message was received
on Wednesday night at the Ledger Office, Phlia-
delphia, bya special Messenger from Harrisburg,
and cur yigilant correspondent at Philadelphia
Immediately despatched it to US by special Ex-
press which reached here yesterday morning


ILLiSo.s.--Tbe following extract we make from
the letter of the Springfield tIlI) correspondent Of
the ST. Louis Republican The date is Springfield
(Ill) Jan. l6:


MIR Sexton Of Galan, By leave of,he House. introduced
b which, judgment. presents issue that VIII have
controlling effect the Cube nator,a election IN i
State The bill repeals the canal uw o lsla and AZ under
which attempts have been made "a negotiate with The bond
farther loan OF 81 @ CO., 10 complete the canal
IL suSpeuds I'll work the canal. and a Other internal I'M
pruyencns by State rr the OF seven II
psals parts Of laws by o which the Gov
ernor. uicio Fund Commas authorized 10 dis
internal requires all otce OF any grade. hnv
funds belonging the State IN their hands,
other evidence of indebtedness 10 deposit the forthwith


State Treasures sinking font Tor the tQu
daon at State debt fast the ability q the people will
payment and requires that all canal lands, AMI
other lands Of every DESCRIPTION belonging the State OF ILL.,
shall be sold at pTce not thar their appraised value
Tor State indebtedness exclusively The b ordered
second reading: You rsst assured that
pnc pies OF ST .ts pocy around which the South w be found
great e1eat IaNlns without distinction o party.