The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-12
Dollars,
sundry athrohriatior. sox,incenf q.

their amount. -
For defraying the expences of courts of
prosecutions, and safe keeping of prisoners,
the amount which may be received into the
treasury, arising from fines, penalties and
forfeitures: ,.@
For defraying the expenccs of the ma
rine hospital establishment, the amount re-
ceived for the payment of tax of twenty cts
month, on all seamen employed in the TO-
2eigu or coasting trade of the United States
For laying out and making roads within
The state of Ohio, three per cent OH the net
amount received for lands sold within the
said state.
Statement of the interest PAYABLE ON the
Louisiana stock, and of the amount psya-
BILE during the year 1912, under the acts
making provision for the redemption of
the whole of the public debt, for the prin-
cipal and interest of the public debt
Interest on the Louisiana stock.
fOr the year 1872, $4,000
Ditto on the funded domestic
debt, I,s5o,ooo
2.225,OoO
Annual reimbursement of 6 per
Sent. and deferred stocks, 100000
Ditto the whole of the convert
ed stock, 65,34s Al
4.360,S48 Al
al appropriation of 100000 dol
lars to be applied to the purchase
Of stock, if the same shall not be
above par, 3,ese,681 50
Dollars, 100000
Statement of cash in the Treasury on the
31st of December, 1911 and of cash in
the hands of the Treasurer on that day,
an account of the War and Navy Depart
ments.
Cash in the Treasury, spbjec, to
Warrant, Dec. 31st, 1911,
Dollars, 3,5oo,2 9s oe
Ditto in the hands of the Trea-
surer, on that day, on account
Of the war department., Isl, 900 10
Ditto ditto on account of the
Navy Department, 1894 ~
A gentleman arrived in this place few
days ago, who lives about 90 miles on this
side of Fort Madison. He informs that in
telliGence had reached there before he set
out for this country, that the Indians had
aormed and taken the place.
Harrington Statesman.
There was report in town yesterday
that forts Madison and Harrison had been
attacked by the Indians. 1t was said that
the savages were beat off at both places with
considerable loss. We give the report as
eve heard it, without pretending to vouch
FOR it's authenticity. Lexington ReIto1Eer.
Gov. Mitchell, arrived in town last even
yng, from Milledgeville and we under
stand, will proceed southwardly this day,
tor the purpose of making arrangements re-
tative to the late transactions in East Flori-
ia. One thousand men have been ordered
from the first and second divisions of the
militia of This state, to be held in readiness,
at a moments warning. These steps have
been taken, we are informed, in consequence
Of recent instructions from the general GO
tsrnment to the executive of our state.
Savannah Republican, AhriI 6.
ST. LOWS, April u.
4 deputation Of Potawatomies, Kickapoos
and Chipaways arrived here OH Tuesday
last, with Como the Illinois chief, on their
way to see Gov Edwards who had sent for
them. They wait here for his arrival at
Cahokia TO open the conference.
These people came down the Mississippi
with three u. States flags flying in their
foremost canoes, with the white messengers
who we're sent for them the settlers on the
river were notified of their approach by
Major Whitesides, who requested that they
should be suffered to pass, and friendly
attention shewn them if they came on shore
yet with all these precautions, few das-
tardly fellows could be found, to attack the
canoes. Regardless of the laws Of nations