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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
To all persons interested in the estate of IAos.
Rhodes, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE,
That at the April regular Term of the Pro-
bate Court of Carroll county, Mississippi, to
be holden at the court house thereof, will
make application for an order to sell the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:-
Lots numbered 50, So, 60 and 81, in the
town of Carrollton.
ALSO
The north east quarter of section No. fif-
teen, and west half of the north west quarter
OF section No. fourteen, township No. twen-
ty of range No. two east.
The north half of west half of the north
west quarter of section No five, in township
No. twenty of range No. three east-all lying
and being in said county and State, and being,
at the time of his death, the property in whole
or in part of the said deceased.
BY order of the Court, at February Term,
IS4l.
JAMES WELLONS, Admir-.
of the estate of Thomas Rhodes, decd.
Carrollton, February 4, IS4l. lO-t6.
Printers fee $l4 CO.,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
JAMES MEEK.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
Superior Court Of CAancery, at Orfo,d,
October Term, 1910.
Henry H. Smith, Complainant.
IooS rn.tl n

Lee Smith, Defendant
PUN opening the matters of this bill, and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the
defendant Lee Smith, is not an inhabitant of this
State, but resides beyond the limits thereof so that
the ordinary process of this court cannot be served
upon him.
THEREFORE, 1T is ORDERED, That unless the
said defendant appear before the Chancellor at the
Court Room, in the town of Oxford, on the
Third Monday in April ne1t,
And plead, demur to the bill of complaint
the several allegations thereof, will be taken for con-
fessed, and such order and decree made thereon as
the Chancellor shall deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered that copy of this order be
inserted in the "Carrollton Enquirer" once week
for two months successfully.
ISSUED, November 29th, 1910. 3-2m.
L. DIXON, Clerk.
By w. H. SMITHER, Deputy.
Printers fee twenty-five dollars,
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k0OTATOES--Just received fine lot. For sale
by s THOMAS HA wilkins.
February 81, 1871.
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NOTICE.


A NEW MONTHLY PERIODICAL BY THE CONDUCTORS OF
THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAhE NUTICE.a
HEREBY forwarn all persons from ind.
certain notes given by Greenberry Blount n lug 4
Davis of ChOctaw county, with CRANBERRY noDl
security. There are between seven and e;uIt O ~
notes in amounts of fifty dollars each--tbe coSs
alton for which they were given having wholly NV
am determined not to pay them unless comnels,s
law. CRANBERRY BTnTNsS 4
Carrollton, 10Th April, 184l. a.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

To all persons interested in the estate of Sam
uel Meek, decd
TAKE NOTICE, that at a special Term
the Probate Court of Carroll county, to be
holden at the Count House thereof on the
10Th day OF January, lS4l, will exhibit nv
account TOR allowance and final settlement as
Administrator of the estate of Samuel Meek,
deceased.
By order of the Probate Court of Carroll
county.
JAMES MEEK.
Administrator
of Samuel Meek, decd.
december 9Th, 1910. n2-3sq-tf.
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Gazette Of Current American and Foreign Liter
ature, Music, the Arts, Fashion and Norely.
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NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administration having
n been granted TO the undersigned on
the Estate of ThoS. H. tn mPson, deceas.
ed, a, the May Term, t84l; Of the Honor
able the Probate Court Of Ahite Coun iy,
all persons Indebted TO said Esldle are re-
qulred to make immediate paymen,--and
those having claims against said Estate,
are requested 10 present them within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
ROWLAND THOMPSON,
administrator.
July Is, l84I. 90
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RICHARD L. BATES.
NOVICE.


G Virtue of power vested in me as
b trustee, by written deed under hand
aud seal Of James llu.hev. daed 2Grh
January, 1871, aud dolly recorded in the
Clerks office, the said Hughey deriving
his power TO appoint trustee by power
Of a deed Of trust executed on the 28th
April. 1870, between Hiram l.. Tousey
and Henry Lard, for the benefit of the
said Hughey, and TO secure him in the
payment of certain sums Of money there
in specified, in which deed there is a clause
that if the said TousIey should become
unwilling to act the said I;aghey is au>
lhorlzed 10 appoint trustee to carry Out
the provisions Of the said trust, aud the
said Tousley HAVING become unwilling to
act as trustee. and sing appointed said
trustee, and having accepted the trnst,
will sell on The 9Th Monday in August
next. in the town &C Liberty, 10 the high
est bidder for cash, between the usual
hours of sale, the following slaves, viz:
a negro woman named Tempy, a negro
glrI named Mary, and anegro girl named
Barbary, being the SAID slaves conveyed
in the above mentioned deed Of trust. |
will give such tile TO purchasers as are
vested in me by the said deed oGtrnst.
p. NJ. WHITAKER,
Feb, Il, l84l.--7 Trustee.
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ANTE ACADEMY.

VNHE Sixth Session of Amle Academy
n will commence on The first Monday
IN July, inst. We pretend to afford an
Academic course, that will enable the
ln''huI student to enter upon the study OF
any one Of The learned professions. We
deprecaie the course OF The SClOLISTS
OF The day, in the garb, Of instructors.
Three things are requisite for the advance
men' of The pupil.-1sA Vigilance in the
parent at home,-2nd. Capacity in the
precepIor--ond 3rd. duplication in the
student thank the community for the
patronage bestowed upon US heretofore;
and, II we deserve il, will be obliged to
them for It's continuance.
JOHN X. CAULFElLD.
July |, l84l. 81
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OZANN e, HOLT, & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS POydros Street,
New Orleans.

EFOPE in their manner Of conducting
business, to merit share Of the
geneil patronage and solicit the IA
yorae attention and influence OF their
lrichs.
1cv will confne themselves TO the
legitimate province of FACTORS and
in "a faithful md strict performance OF
tie amc, will always obey the instructions
OF lieir constituents.
lfiei wittou instruction. they viii ey-
crcpc their best judgment and discretion
for the interest Of their employers, as
theg would Tor their own interest.
Trey viii c&,end no charges on the ac-
cont sales but such as are actually incur
rel.
July Sd 18dl-30.tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
" FILTERS Of Administration having
A been granted 10 the undersigned on
the Estate OF CaIesty Gdyten, deceased,
al the May Term, l8lI, ofhe Honorable
the Probate Court Of Amite County--Ail
persons Indicted to said Estate are re-
qucsied 10 make immediate payment
aud those having claims against said Es-
tate, will present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
JAMES PERKINS,
administrator.
June "a, 1871. 2Gw6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
y ETTERS of Administration having
II been granted TO he undersigned on
The Esate OF Samuel x. Thompaon, De-
ceased, ut the June Term, 1871, Of the
Probate Court OF Annie County, ali per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate are required
TO maze immediate payment, aud those
having claims against the same are re-
quesled TO present them within the limo
prescribed by iaw, or they will be forever
barred recovery.
REBECCA THOMPSON,
Alminstrairir.
WILLIAM W. IVES,
administration.
juno 20, l841. 27w6
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7 RO VISLO MS

N addition to General Stock on
II had at ihelr Office in Clinton, the
subscribers offer for sale at their Ware.
nouse in Port Hudson,
1875 Bbs. Mess Pork,
no Rump and Prime Pork,
3l2 Kegs Leaf Lard,
50 Casks Picked Hams,
All of which are of good quality and will
be sold low
J. BONNER a. CO.
Clinton, July /, 1871. 28
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the August term, l84f, Of the Pro-
~ bate Court Of Amte county, the
undersigned as Administrator on the Es-
tate Of J"mes d. Green, deceased, will
present.li account for final settlement
and allowance.
DALCHO PERKINS, AJmr.
June 90, 1891. 27w6
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NOTICE.
N ME undersigned as Guardian Of 4.
Il MANU- R,5aIoa, (aow AMdaia
Wtlson.) Ieaac, Misses. Gaa Mary H0jja.
son, minor heirs o, T6oa,l5 Rojmson }o
ceased. will, al The Arg st Term, ct the
Probate Court Of Amiic Comfy, state his
accounts for fpal settlement and allow
ance, and ask to be discharged.
.t.a4 JAMES Z. ROB- NSON,
Guardian.
June "a, 1871. 26
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NOTICE.
WNHE undersigned, MS Guardian Of
Nancy 2yaciS, now Macy McDo,O-
eli, will, at the August term l04I, Of The
Prostate Court Of Arnile County, state his
account for final settlement and allow
auCe.
YOUNG f. GRIFFIN,
Guardian.
July l, l94l. 27wS
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TRUSTEES SALE.

! RN0 ~ NDNLlIs
DXOvirue of Deed OF Trust executed
19 hy Milton Wilmington, on the 18th
dag 81 June, A. u. 1910, aud recorded in
! the Clerks Office Of the Probate Court OF
Amjle County, IN Book Number 5, pages
Al aud 472. for the securing the pay
mtnt OF u certain sum OF money therein
mentioned, !, Richard T.. Bates, Trustee,
will sell on Thursday the 22d day Of July,
.04l, before the door OF the Court House
in the town Of Liberty, in said Amite
County, between the hours orI2 4. NJ. aud
4 p. NJ, to the highest bidder for Cash,
the following described tract or parcel
.oi Lend, lying and being in Amite County.
designated as the north east quarter OF
section number seventeen, in township
nnmber three, Of Range number !our
east containing one hund ed and forty
eight acres aud 90-luU OF an acre. The
above property will be sod for the pay.
mrHt ot II certain SUM of money men ion
cd IN a promisSury note in said Trust
deed. Sad note Is dated The 18Th day OF
JUne, 1910, and payable on or before the
lsl day Of January, 1871, for eight hun,
died and sevenly-sevcn dollars. The
trustee will convey such titles to the pur-
chaser or purchasers as are conveyed TO
him in said trUsl deed oniy-the titles are
believed to be good.
RICHARD L. BATES,
Trustee.
Jan. ii, l8ll.-3m6--Prs. fee SOL %
or Z he above sale is postponed unuI
he lahd Monday in August.
Ii. E. BATERS, .rusr
July 22d 1871.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FILTERS Of Administration having
H. been grained to The undersigned on
The Esraic OF Joae MjOTe, deceased, at the
June Term, 1871, Of the Honorable Pro-
ba'e Courl of Amite Counly-All persons
indebted 10 said Estate, are required to
make immediate payment; and those hav-
ing claims against the same, are request
cd to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator wHh Tie WiH annexed.
June 20, l84l. give
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted 10 the undersgn
~ ed are requested to make immcdi.
ate payment. Those who fail 10 comply
with The above request will find their &c,
counts in the hands Of n proper officer for
collection. A. W. FORSfTllE
July 20. al. 81
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s-.ii.RlTt'S SALE.

,-tERil't'S SALE.
Dwight E. iowOrIoeo,i Tcndidoni E'ro,
s. TtIIosan, ct ais. Yr2a, I84l
ESy virtue of the above stated writs
A 2 Of TndHilm E'pDads TO me direct.
ed from the lion. Circuit Court Of Amite
County, will expose at public sale, to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, before the door
oil thc Court House OF said County, in Lib
erty, within lhe time prescribed by law,
on the FIRST MONDAY IN July, 1871, The
following splendid assortment 0, Dry
Goods, Cutlery, Crockery, Shoes, Boots,
Hats, Jcwelry, Fancy Goods, ShoNelS,
longs, Spades, Augurs, Rife Guns, and
many other articles too numerous 10 men.
ton. Said properly was levied on as The
properly Of the defendant, Samuel Tllot.
son, and will be sold to satisfy the above
slated case and all costs.
JAS II. NORWOOD, Shift.
By L. l.. BaAABLET, d. S.
June "a, 1871. 2jtis
OF Tie ADORE Sale is postponed until
the Third Monday IN Jn'g, '1@'d,H
j. H. NORWCOD, HE
Jiy 8, 18H. 23.ds
The a5orc safe is posip1ncd ualii The
FIRST Mga.ag IN Apcast rect
!. II. NORWOOD, SEF.
Ja'y 90, I&4I. 30
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NOIliN.

A T the August Term, lGll, Of the
IA Probate Court Of Amjto County,
will present my account as AdmjnisDra.
tor on the Estate Of LaHis PerEiag, dc.
ceased, for final settlement and allow
ance.
... JAMES PERKINS,
LEWIS PERKINS,
administrators.
June 81, 184l. &c
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TRUSTEES SALE.


AGT viItHe o! deed az trust executed
y by loung r. Griffin, on the eth
day OF July, a. d. 1910, and recorded in
the Clerks otiice OF the Probate Court Of
annie county, in Book No. 5, pages 483,
434, and 485. for he purpose o.! securing
the payment of certain SUMS Of money
thercin mentioned, |. John Griffin, TruS.
tee, will sell IN Monday the 23rd day of
August, l84l, before the door fthe Court
House in The town Of Liberty, in said
Ame COUNTY, within lawful hours, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
clibed !ols or parcels OF land. lying and
icing IN Amitc County. designated us the
South East quarter OF Section thirty two,
Of township two, in Range five Fast, Of
Inc basis meridian Line, East half Of
North West quarter and North East quar-
ter 0, South West quarter Of Section
number thirty lwo, IN Township number
two, OF Epnge number FIVE East. contain
ng one hundred and nineteen and ninety
two one-huuGrcdhs acres, -uGd the North
West quarter OF the South West quarter
OF Section No. SO, in Township 2, Range
B East.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
PIKE County.

PROBATE Court: To SEPTEMBER TERM I84l
To all persons Interested in hc real estate
Of Samuel Garter, acknowledgements.
W GU IRE hereby cited to be and ap,
pear, before the Probate Court Of
Pike county, nj the court housein I!oImes.
vile, on tho fourth Men ~ in September
next, and ahrw cause, i'uuy You can, why
an order Should not then and there be
made, autborrsing the administrator of
said deceased, 20 sell 'he following doS-
cylbed land bajonging to the same, VIZ ::
The NorIh west quarter OF Seajon NUM-
Der fourteen, in Township number one,
OF rarao numh"r rcven east And the
South east Qnar,eroi the South east quar-
ter OF section number ttirly.fve, ii the
sone township aDd rang, containing IN
all ohc hpuGrcd ard ninety nine (and
min nne hundrcdlh) acies.
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AIEO

The following described negroes, viz:-
Abram, negro mNl Of copper complex
ion, aged forty years,-lsaac, of dark
complexion, aged forty years,-Cipio, of
dark complexion, aged eleven years.
Tom, Of dark complexion, aged eight
ycars,-Caesar, Of dark complexion, aged
six years,-Violei, Of dark compleXIoD,
aged twenty six ycars,-Lotha, Of yellow
complexion, aged eleven years,--and Car
oiine, Of dark complexion, aged eleven
years. together with one small Horse,
one Brown Mule, one brinlle Ok, three
red ard white pidcd Oxen, two white and
lacb yloI OAen, One Ok Wagon, and
,rcc 5edslcads, with BIDS and Furniture.
The Trustee will convey such titles 10
The purchaser or purchasers as are con-
,eyed to him in said trust deed only. The
ii es are believed to be good.
JOHN GRIFFIN, Trustee.
Feb. 10Th, lG4l, y
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE CcINTY.
Ansite Circuit Court, Ia May Term, 1871,
sitting in Chancery.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
Congress.
thisStatc,

In the SENATE, Dec. 81, Mr. Clay, (Ala.,1
from the Committee on Public Lands, reported
the Bill introduced by Mr. Benton, for establish
ing permanent prospective prc-emption system.
1t was read, ordered to be printed, and made the
special order for next Monday Mr.. Calhoun, of
). c., gave notice that he would next day ask
leave to bring in a bill to ccdc the public lands to
the States IN which the lands lie, on certain con-
dition..
In the llovsE OF RErREsENrArIyLs,t the Clerk,
Mr. Garland. reported in answer to resolution OF
the House, as to the payment of witnesses in the
case of Charles J. lngcrsoll, at the last session
Mt Bolts offered a resolution directing the com
mItcc of accounts to report the time and authori-
~ upon which the fees to the witnesses EN-.
ploycd by Mr.. Ingersol had been paid. The re.
solution after a long aud warm debate was pass
ed Mr.. Fillmore introduced joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution q
the United States, to change the time for IN,
commencement of the term of Senators anl Re
representatives. in Congress from the 9TH of Marcl
to the LIST of December, which was committed t,
the committee of the whole on the state of til,
Union.
In the SENATE, Dec. 23, Mr.. Calhoun, OF
leave introduced the bill of which he had befor,
given notice, to cedc on certain conditions, tn,
public lands to the States in which they lie.
In the lIousE, a resolution submitted 10y Mr.
Rardan for an appropriation of 100000 out o
the proceeds of the public lands, to continue tn,
Cumberland road in Ohio, &c, was taken up, ant
after some debate laid on the tablc--yeas 100
nays 81. Another on the same subject, appropri
ating $4,000 was then offered by Mr.. Profit
who ioretold in a very animated manner the dire
ful consequences which would ensuc should tn,
House not make the appropriation. lie declared
that the eight states Of the Northwestern Territor,
would unite and in their indignation make thei
way into the hall TO obtain their rights by force
He also talked abort notification, tariff, etc, ant
concluded by giving the House solemn warning
that ia case the resolution should be rejected, th'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

ton of some additional duties-a meas
ure which, il will BE seen, he does not
advise. He has, however, given the sub
ieci his consideration, and in case that
Congress should deem that method OF
increasing the revenue eXpedlent, he Is
prepared to submit plan for the purpose
The mode of keeping the public mo-
new. established at the last session OF
Congress. has answered the expectations
of the Treasury Departmental other
words the Independent treasury scheme
works well. Mr.. Woodbury. suggests
that authority should be given to appoint
principal clerk in the city of New \ ork,
with a proper compensation, that some
provision should be made for performing
the duties of receivers ofpublc money in
case of a vacancy by death or otherwise,
that the punishment prescribed by the
independent treasury law should be ex-
tended TO all discussing officers, and a
few other changes.
The report recommends the discon-
tinuance of certain land districts, and
renews a previous recommendation of the
discontinuance of certain officers connect
ed with the customs.
Mr.. Woodbury., near the close of his
report, INDUCES in the expression of a
Just pride at the success with which the
finances of the government have been
administered during the difficult period
which followed the great expansion Of
credit in 1885 and 1886. Nothing less
than inneXible lirmness and extraordinary
dcxtcrity could have accomplished the
favorable results to which he alludes.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
Cold WCn;;,cr---Vcry.

The Pcorn Register, of the sth inst says;
"On Monday last we were compelled to move
our type cases near the stove as to burn ourRc-
tier garments, while our more sensible extremi-
ties in Ire opposite direction were benumcd with
cold.'
G-rWe deeply lament the unfortunate cairas-
tropbe of our friend, aod feel it our duty to pre-
scribe such remedies as observation has taught us
Should the "SeaaJk eriyemtjes' be frost bitten
a small portion of Prifis hwp0dine, applied
with feather to the "He'der payts," will cause
immediate relief No mistake
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

The following abstract of Mr.. Woopnunr's
annual Report we copy from the New York
Evening Post. 1t embraces all that is of interest
to the general reader.
The annual report OF the Secretary of
the Treasury is a satisfactory document
in regard to the state of our finances and
contains many just and well considered
suggestions.
The ordinary receipts for the year $40,
somewhat exceed $l7,000,OO0. Add to
these certain receipts from the deposite
banks, from the fourth bond of the United
States bank, and from the issue of Trea-
sury notes and the entire aggregate OF
means for the year stated at $2S,2S4,54l.
The current expenses for the year have
been S22, lS3,3 $40. Add to this the sums
paid to redeem treasury notes, and $780,
600 for the funded debt of the District of
Columbia, and the payments and expen-
SEES of the year amount to $26, 643,656,
leaving a balance of more than a million
anu IL lldll III INC 4 lCdSuiN.
The exports Of the year are computed
at $l3l 81 $50, an amount which ex-
ceeds those Of the previous year by more
than two millions. Ii is n larger amount
than was ever before sent out of the
country, and the difference will appear
still greater when we consider that the
prices of some of our great staples have
been lowered.
The imports during the same year have
been $l04, sos, S9l, less than those Of
the preceding year by lifty-seven mil
lions. The failing Oft has of course oc.
casioned falling of in the revenue de.
rived from the customs. The statements
and views of the report on the subject
of our imports and exports are highly IN.
teresting.
The entire receipts into the treasury
for the next year are estimated at S24,.
723,473. The expenditures of the year
for ordinary purposes, it is supposed
will amount to $l9,250,000. TO thes,
! must DC ouucu lour iiilIlous anu Iai
for the redemption OF treasury notes, ant
the sum of Sl49,200 on account of tho
| funded debt of the cities of the District o
Columbia. making an aggregate expendi
turo of 1913, $4,000 for the year 1871.
This would leave between eight ant
nine hundred thousand dollars in the trea
sury at the end of the next year-a bal
ance not large enough, Mr.. Woodbury.
thinks, TO be convenient or useful. II,
therefore suggests that Congress shout,
revise the appropriations and make som,
reduction OF their amount. Should Con
gress, however, be indisposod TO this
thc. maxi. expodiant would ho the imposi