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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Eichmon,i,N No
SAMUEL BALLARD, Coach make,

u ESPECTFULLY informs the public
that he still continues the coach max
ing business at his old shop. n few doors
east of the National Hotel; where he -
prepared to execute all orders in his limo
Of business at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. Those who
wish 10 purchase either plain or fashionable
carriages wi i'll do veil to call and examine
his work. As he has good workmen, a nd
the best Of materials he fatters himself
that his work is not inferior to any done
in this country. lie has now on hand, one
elegant barouche and harness, for sale;
he has also two or three carriages Of .
palmer quality finished. lie returns thanks
to his friends for the very liberal patronage
he has received during the past twelve
months which has been equal to any
shop in the place, Il still hopes continu-
anCe.
& No. 18th. 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
L III y VI PSO
NEGETA ABLE
OOTM..2CHE ESEGPS

Fiih SD criber has the pleasure of Of
ierlns 70 the Public a fresh supply of
cIN i1r that toruentInC disease
i"TH-ACHE; which lie has discov-
.. ascrIcs ofexperime hts pursued for
Two years.-ln the composition OF
d eheuy he assures the public that
nor the smallest particle of any
RAJ substance. that il il entirely com
eH rom the rese'aJie king lon, and
- 'ehdency Is. Iust~91 CorrodIn-
And substance n[ L tooth, 10
'e oota.--it acts a, a sedatNe. and
'''>e2'Ic, without producing
'>t Increase of pain. and on its
ined. 49, . '''eo"S ''i-s' =
LIONS certificates are In the possess
s subscriber. of cures performed
enety. but as some of then can
"here the drops are for sale.
0.her' On application to the sub
= Is deemed useless TO insert
the publication would be
Npehsive than necessary.
wal will be sufficient. If pro.
Fphed to cure from Gu TO 100 cases
"'ed directions accompany each
~ person can administer II even IN
Wholesale and retail BY DR..
IN Conuersviiie: Allen s. Co.
Nathan II. GALLON. Brook
retail a, most of the country
t' discount made to those wbo
Ter retailing.
,"anications 10 TIE sub.er;b.-
.'e''ed "Ever,on y. .. Fayette
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
L u N u Is II

"A RMSTRONG GRIMES and LIE v
IA kEERAN5 having assoc aztec s. o
gether to trade in the above article un d e
the name Of A. GRIMES Il Co., beg leave
to inform Sawyers, farmers, and others in-
terested, that they will always give the
highest market price in cash for good lurn-
Der Of the following description, viz;
FLOORING BoARDs-Poplar l and l /
inch thick. 10 to Is #. long and from 6 to
9 inches wide-all square edged.
ASH, inch and quarter thick, 10 to ~
feet long, and from ) to ; inches wide; all
square edged
WIDE POPLAR BoARDs-One inch thick :,
an, width, from 10 to II feet long;
also, three quarters Of an inch thick, any
width, same leng.h; all square edged.
PLANK PoPL.R--2 inch. any With,
square edged, same length,
IL do. do. do. DO do
all square edged.
Weatherboard,ng; 10 to II fee: long, 6
to = inches wide.
JoIcE POPLAR AND OAK--From ID to 30
feet long, of the following sizes ~ by 6;
2. by; } by 5; 3 by . and by 10. Also
Sycamore, same dimensions, clear of wind
shakes.
SCANTLINc POPLAR AND OAE-From IL to
lG feet long; BY 4; 4 by 5; 4 by 6; by 6
and Il BY :: as near square as possible.
They will also be glad to get few loads
Of good poplar scantiing 3 by 4, not less
than II feet long.
RAFTERs PopLAR--From ID to 70 feet
long; } by 4 at the top end and 3 ~ =,
and 3 by : at the greater end; also Syca-
more and Beech sheeting.
A. GRIMES, q Co.
p. :. Armstrong GRIMES respectfully
tenders his thanks to agenerens public for
favors heretofore receiv ed ia his line, and
hopes by t-e above arrangement to be bet
ter able to supply his OLD CUSTOMER rs a. 9TH
lers than heretofore. One of the firm
will always be found at the yard, where
also VIII be left accounts of lumber got
heretofore, and where gentlemen Will
Please call and settle them. \. &.
Richmond Dec. D 1880. ~ If.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
STATE OF INDIANA,
Delaware county. SIS

Delaware county. J IS.
In the Delaware Circuit Court. 70.
MAY term. 1886.
John Conner and Merry Conner
formerly Mary Bales, John iIed-
son and Jane Hodson formerly
Jane b les, Boetre Bales, Sarah
Baics, Solomon Forkerer and BILL IN
Ruth Farkerer formerly Ruth 5 CHA>cEEs.
Bales. Robert TemPiin and Eu-
nice Tenphn formerly Eunice
Bales,
Jonathan Bales, Thomas Bales,
Isaac Martin Bales, and Nathan
Bales
IT being made satisfactorily appear
by the affidavit of lhos. e.. Anthony, filed
in the Clerks Office of the Delaware Cir
cult Court on this Sd day of February, AID.
1896, being in the vacation of the said
Court, Jon athan Bales one of the defen-
dents to the bill of complaint Of the said
John Conner. Mary Conner and others
the above plaintiffs. filed in said Clerk S
office on the date aforesaid, is not a resi-
dent of the state of Indiana at this time.
but that said Jonathan Bales resides in
parts unknown: therefore the said iona
than Bales defen as aforesaiI a, is here
by notified ofthe SAID bill in chancery
aud that unless he plead answer or demur
10 TIE same on or before the calling Of the
cause at the next ensuing term of said
court to commence and be holden at the
court house in the town of Muncietow
on the first Monday in May next. the said
bill. as to them will be taken as confessed.
Attest
SAMUEL W. HARLEM, CLERk.
Feb. 3, 1896 :5-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
NOTICE..

"f" undersigned respectfully request
- those that are Indebted TO them. to
call and settle their respective accounts
as one of the firm Is about starting East
for supply Of spring goods. and as mat
ter of course. they will stand in need OF
considerable quantity OF the needful--
They hope. therefore. that their friends
will not be backward in lending a helping
hand in time of need.
STOKES & DOW.
y. y. Thess Who have accounts stand
ing with AleN anGer stokes previous TO the
present firm, arc here ~ y. armed for the
last time. that lie intends TO make spec
dy collection =" # not PAID Immediately
they =, De placed In the hands Of a suita-
BILE officer for collection without respec,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Richmond Pottery.

At the above establishment on South
y 9th near Main street, and adjoining John
D. Morri-sou's Hotel. there is ;:lwa,s on hand IA
large and general assortment of Pots, Mich
pans, Jugs. Jars. Pitchers, Dishes, and every O.
Their article usna, in ii Pottery.
Also on hand IA large quant.ry ofsugar crooks,
for the spring sales or at this time. payment In
the spring. EDW ARD Fol LhE.
Tenth mo. 18th 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Cash Wante

As | expect TO start to the East
bv the first Of the Third month 20 lay in q stock
OF goods. would reqness NY friends and eu'fo-
rners, who IN arrears, to come forward and
settle their respective DIES before that tsoe, -
CASH is necessary Ia enable me to give eee0
good bargains in future. Those whose aceesnss
have been Of long standing, may expect To have
them co,lert@d in another mannes IL this Eotsce
- not attended to.
TH. necessity Of making collections It tbs
time, IT j. hoped, viii be remembered by thoss
concerned.
COOP bargains given - usual, and the higssA
price for country produce. BY
BENJAMIN STRA1TAN.
d mo- 9Th, ls35 s-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
l. A w MOTTO E.

r .AW.-WILLIAx ELLIOTT Attorney at
e. Law, Centreville, Wayne County, In
diana proposes to adjust and collect claims
in the state of Indiana and will also attend
to a,y other business in the line of This pro
fession, con'fded to him n any Of the couD-
ties N the sixth judicial Circuit Of said
State.
March. 18th. 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
WATER POWER AND MACHINERY
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell tract ofland
u situated on Elkhorn, ~ miles south Or
Richmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms. good S.3W
MILL and MiCHLNE HOCSE. with two
Card1ne Machines and a FLLLI-SI;
MILL. in complete order. The whole ofthe
above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and the ne ig hborbood and water
power will Justify q considerable extension
of the improvements
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May Gth, 1888. l-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Executors Sale.

WILL be sold at public vendue
late dwelling house of Siias Arlington, dec, in
Wayne township, all the personal property OF
said deceased, consisting of two horses. one two
horse wagon and harness, one COW and cali,
% clock, household and kitchen furniture,
sc. &c. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
MASON ROBERDS, Executor
Feb. 6, 1886. 5-W
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~-,. nl.e time lemtDeDmcD.
".~-.ke YOUR Fortunes!

n,lIE subscriber will sell at snhl'c sale
i !. The town Of Greenfield, Hancock
-, IA ON Monday the 18th day Of a
80, farm situated iths ola mile west
Pa. Aforesaid town, containing l12 a.
~ or which is cleared, Of 9 od soil,
e ,,ceIIent young orchard; there IS on
~. ,semises good frame dwelling house
"" s;sb : now occupied as a tavern, and IS
"src,IIent stand, it also has the neccssa-
~ on, buildings.
a, tho same time and place, farm STU
- mile south Of Greenfield, on the
go a.o,t.yyille state road, containing I32 a.
. .,s. 40 acres well fenced, and III high
80 n cultivation, we'll waterrd, has
'" 1o.h!e cabin on il and the necessary
' !, ,he same time and place. farm
.,,;o;oo 50 acres II miles n. l.. OF
C..e,6ed on which there is a good mill
a, Charlottesville, Hancock CO., Ia. on
,,e M, Of April, a splendid tract Of land,
containing 30 acres lying Immediately on
,,s National Road, mile west Of Char
f.n.v,,,e. 40 acres Of which are improved,
80 culinary dwelling house and out bull
dngs.
,,;o,uo ten acres, adjoining Charlpt'svll!c,
!, cabin on il. with two acres well iimbered
Al Knishtsiown, Henry co, la, on the
,he 9Th Of April, two out lots containing
one acre each, handsomely situated. adj
,oinisp the ,own,cach having buildings on
them. convenient for dwellings.
AtI.ewisyi!lc, Henry CO., H., OH the 7tl
n Apsil, farm containing l6O acres tbs
Il, mile south-wes, Of Louisville, and
near Gen. Longs farm, - acres are clear
ed and well fenced, there is on the premI
ss good cabin and the necessary out
buildings.
Exterior all Of the above farms or ont
lots will be sold at fair price at private
bale il application be made before the day
bfsle. Tcrms-one third Of the Purcha>c
money will be required in hand, and The
balance in two equal annual payments
Deed. will be made at the time Of the sec
md p,yment. Possession will be given
\. soon as tenants can be removed. Fol-
fnlher PARTICULARS address OF call on the
slbscrller, kn,gh's,own, or Col. jn'nes Is
A,r. Greenfield, J. W. Baldwin, Lewis
nile. or John Elder, Indianapolis.
James r. Foley or Henry Woods viii show
&c land at Charlottesville.
All Of the abcve property is well worthy
D. attention Of persons who wish to settle
! those who have capital TO speculate On
ID. L.. WALL.
k,;,b,stwon- Feb. 18th. lS:}6. Cts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Alexander McCurdy.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and customers, that he has removed
his TAILORING establishment to tho
rooms over the stores Of Stokes and Akin,
first building east Of the Bank, where he
will attend to all who may favor him with
4 call usual.
\. b. Outside stairs next to the Bank
lead to his shop. A. NJ.
April 18th. lS35.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

THE undersigned having taken
out letters testamentary, from the Wayne Pro-
bate Court, on the estate Of Silas Arlington
deceased: hereby notifies all those indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
all those having demands against the same, t.
present them for settlement within one yeaI
from this date. The estate is supposed to be
solvent. NASON KOBERD>, tx
Feb. 6, $50. 3-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
CAMBRIDGE COFFEE-HOUSE.

VN!IE subscriber having removed 10 the
town of C1mo, idge returns his thanks
10 his old friends and customers FIR the
liberal patronage he has heretofore recei-
we'd. and requests them TO give him cali
at li.s new stand where he has opened
new and splendid assortment Of Groceries,
which viii be Sid on as reasonable terms
as they can he had elsewhere in the
country. WIN. GRIFFIN.
Cambridge Dec. 2nd, 1894. A. Sm.
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azoTfYIAH .yEpIOr.

THEthorou.h bred Bertrand horse will stand
the ersuInL season at the sable -. Mark Patty,
on " ashin- ton It soHth OF Main. IN Rich
mond, Wayrc cotiaty IudIann. at SIX dollar'
PAYABLE within the season, or 90 # no. paid
before the 18th Of Dscciaber heNt. three dol
lars the single leap, AMI ten dollars u insure.
which III ever, case will be required to be paid
If the ownership of the mare is changed. Strict
attention will be paid To mares in all cases, bat
no resp"n- h:!ity need be expected III cases oil
accident c! a.N kind. Or. JAMES RUBEI.
II. VI. BELL.
PEDIGREE
Bertrand Junior Is Il beautiful mahogany bay
, feet ;. inches high. FIVE years old last fall,
black ivss main and tail lie Is destitute OF
white r,arks-hre, BY Alexander ;. Miller, OF
bourbon county kentucky He was got oy old
Bertrand OF he tucky. he b, Sir -archy, and
he Nv the old imported Diomede. The dam
Of Bertrand JUNIOR was got by Harnaby's Do
mede. ami ne hv Ham'intnniin. aud he by the
old imported Thon.cdr. Ills grand dam the
c lehratrd Jams mare. raised by the late Rob-
crt B Ickue- Of Nicholas county kentucky.--
ifamlinto.iz..I's darl was by Imported Shark
sra" q n l., Apollo, Apollo by old Fear
rru--,. dana by Spotwood's imported cullen
Arabian.
ALI. admirers of fine horses are requested to
call md see him. Any person wishing to see
certificates TO test the correctness o; his pedi-
gre. viii please I, cal! on the subscriber liv-
IN two and half miles north OF IIiisborou-h
IN Wayne county. Ia where the horse Is. and
VIII bc kept after the expiration of TIE season.
JAMES RUBEY,
III. VI. BELL
Jauuar, Goth 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

NJ A/sSOy ADOO"
I'VE have received from Our LoHdon
correspondent, work containing
kdes' Fashions, from the time of Francis
Ito that of George ILL., We intend COM
enc,ng the publication Of them in the
lnuary number. They will DE found
khly interesting, as they show the varI-
b mutations of that all powerful tyran,,
6shisn
Each number ofthe LADY'S BOOK,
the ensuing year, will contain the fol-
sing embellishments
J,nuarv, March. Nav, july, September.
yembcr-S SUPERB ENGRAVINGS Of
prevailing fashions elegantly colored.
fFebuary, Aptil. June. August. October,
kcember--FINE STEEL E\GRA-
gNGS. Illustrating variety of interest
8 SUBJECTS.
With the Juuc and December numbers.
be furnished ELEGANTLY EN-
VED TirLEPAGES. and a general
De ofcontents for each volume. Also.
each number will be published Two
sot Female Costume of .lIs. ancient
ees-Two Heads from the Portrait Gal
N-EnhroIdery or vews-Stcel Engra-
e- or Pate of FashIuns-Two pages OF
Ahlonable Mnsic. and is pages of read
miiter, original ard selected; at three
ars per annum. TIE highest postage
tcan he charged for tbs work. Tor any
aHce. IS five cents, under leo miles,
~ cents.
ftb. I3. 1855.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
MORRISON & WIGG!\S.

u EoUEsr all those indebted 10 them.
~ whose accounts have been standing twelve
months and upwards t. come forward and DIS
charge the same as longer Indulgence should
not be expected. Later dues will not be refused
October 10Th le35.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
TAKEN Up

ny liiism PALE OF New Gar Zen towns hip !,
- W aNtie county, Ia Hne estrav Bay mare
black main ana tail tie right fore foot ind the
left hind foot white. 4 star IN her forehead and
n snip down the nose with some saddle Lark !.
fourteen hands high. supposed 70 De foarseen
years oil. appraised to i've dollars B. Joa4taan
.-nt..k..k AMI Aaron Maiis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13
Wanted

"A BOY from fourteen to sixteen years OF age
of moral and industrious habits, as an ap
prentice to the Coach S:nithiDe business by
FULGHUM & SAILOR.
Richmond, lst mo. 3uth 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

nR. SAMUEL Nixon AND Dr.. Wn B.
SMITH, havin-enterei into co-partnership
IN the practice of Medicine, respectfully Offer
their services 10 the citizens OF Ricfs,e.G an.
the neigi,oo-irg coxatr-. Taey can oe foand
generally at the offce of DR. Nixon or at their
respective clearinghouse, except when absest
on rfoies-io al sussea
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

horizontal quarter alarm and PLAIN watches,
guar'l CHAINS and kess. watch chains, and seals
and KEYS. breast pms latest style. finger rings,
gold ,kets, music boxes. accordias. harmon
cans. Wos;enhoin's superior cutlery. such rs
pen ami dirk knives. r.zors, &c. Percussion
caps, violin strn-s.nncket books, scissors, SILVER
and plated table and tea spoons, ever pointed
pencils. silver, steel. aud plated spectacies, To
snit all sights. Ola gold and silver taken in ex-
change.
\. b. Clocks aud watches Of every descrip-
tioa except w"oi-n clocks carefully repair
ed. and warranted fnr one year. Mathematical
and survey ing instrument. repaired Spectacle
glasses fitted to old frames. County and cor
poration seals. door ana trunk piatssengraved
III the shortest notice
FRANKLIN TIIORPE.
Richmond, Nov. 2Sth, 1895. 46-fy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

THE partnership heretofore existing
between the propretors Of this paper has
expired. Those indebted te us on sub
scription or otherwise will see the neces-
sity of settling up Immediately. which
may be done with either of us at this Of
fee or with our agents. before the hrst OF
April next 4 longer DELAY will compel US
to resort to other means.
JOHN FINLEY.
d. u. HOLLOW I.
January 4th 1>"6.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

The subscriber res
rec,iuliy infarms hrs fien'.
au,I the public that he has
lust received a 6ne assert
iuent OF the above ma med
articles, which he odors for
sale on reasonable terms. -
sis stock consists in part ~
follows: Silver patent lever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-13

Superior BlUrG EarWiSh.
DREPARED and sold wholesale aud re
tail by
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Oct. 81, le:>5-
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RICHMOND CHI \

in all its various branches, at their old
stand on Main ST., opposite the National
Hotel; where they have large and neat
assortment of Cane seats, Windsor chairs,
Settles, large and small Rocking chairs,
&c. all of which they warrant equal to any
made in the State, and will dispose OF
them on the most reasona able TERMS
Orders from a distance thankfully reCeIv-
ed and punctually attended to; particular
attention paid to packing. Persons wish
ing to purchase will find it 10 their advan
tage to give us a call and examine foi
themselves, as we are determined to sell
low for cash, credit, or country produce.
T.. III. & c.. ID. CITIZENS.
January 30, 1856. Att
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-08

ByL| N Ddris - The citi:eds Of Car.
Tollon and Carroll cOunty-May they
ever unite in uphoIdlng their freedom as
their foreialhers did in winning it
ByJ Rankin-Thc Mothers of Carroll
county they ever be zealOuO in set.
ting an example of virtue and mOdesty to
their daughters
By a GStranger-M4y he who would at.
tempt 10 injure the reputation Of a female,
be we'll lhrashed with hickory broom! !!
BgJ Moody y-The U. States If all
locked together, need not fear their enc.
mics.
BY A. Weaver Here is 10 the free
voters Oflhe newly erected county ol Car
roll, who has as yet not attained a nam
in the Legislative ball, bit whose bud is
nov fast swelling and in time 1t will bear
so let US with great caution choose q
vine that has ne'er corruption bore
By L BedaG-Jackson, who fought al
New Orleans, is now our President and
no; by lreacherous means
ByJ d Patton - Gen VIM II Harrison
The I'd Washington, the Father Of tbe
West, in battle courageous, in council
wise, the poor mans friend, AID his cOun
try's hope-may he yet preside Ger the
councils Of The nation ..
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in order 10 render il safe depository,
having due regard 10 the nature of ,ts
business; and all Withdrawals 10 bo re-
ported TO Congress as early as possible.
10 default Of any bank 10 receive lhem,
he deposites withdrawn to remain in
The treasury.
Sec. Q The present deposlie banks
10 be employed as heretofore, until
the Secretary shall have effected the
object Of this bill.
Sec. 10. The Secretary 10 make a
full report annually 10 Congreas.
Sec. IL. The banks to pay 2 per
cent interest whenever the deposiles
shall, for whole quarter, exceed one
fourth of their capital paid in, for the
use Of the excess; The interest to be
calculated, for each quarter, upon the
average excess Of the quarter.
Sec. IL. forbids all transfers Of pub
lie funds to accommodate the banks
and sustain their credit, or for any
purpose except TO facilitate the public
disbursements: and in cases where
transfers shall be required for pur.
poses Of equalization under this act, in
consequence ofIOo great an accumula.
ton 10 any bank, such transfers to be
made to the nearest deposite bank,
Provided, that the President may d.
rect transfers TO the mint for coinage.
Sec, I3. The money in the Treasu
ry January 1887, reserving the sum
Of millions shall be deposited with
the several States, in proportion 10
their respective representation 10 the
Senate and House Of Representatives
1.-The Secretary to deliver 10 such per.
sons as the states may authorize 10 re
ceive it, on receiving certificates Of de.
posite by the competent state aulhori
lies, for such amount and iD such form
as the secretary may prescribe, which
shall express the obligations of the
State to pay the amount 10 the United
States on their assigns. The Secre
tary is also authorized 10 sell these
certificates whenever there is wan
Of means 10 meet appropriations; al
sales however, 10 be ratable, and iu
just proportions according to the
amounts received by the States reSpec
lively, all certificates sold to bear 5 pei
cent interest from the time Of the sale
and to be redeemable at the pleasure
of the State.
Sec. IA, The deposites 10 be made
with the States as fJllows-one quar-
ter part, lsl January, 1887, or soor
after as may be; one quarter, lst April
another July lSt; and the Other, Octo
lober lst of the same year.
Sec. Is With a view 10 the add
tionaI duties Of this act, the Secretary
is authorised 10 appoint three add'
tional clerks for his department; the
first with $1,000 salary aid the OIheI
TWO $1,000
The above bill has passed The HOus'
by a vote of l55 10 rs. 10 the Sen
ate yeas 40 10 6.