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hR JAYNE'S ENPECTORANT.-Thi invaI bic
IL medicine Is daily efectng Of the astonis7-
ing and wonderful that been known All
who nave used II for ASTHMA Cough Splitting Blood
Hopping Cough, Troop Hives, Consumption, Chronic
Pleursy- Hoarsenes, Pain ard Soreness Breast
Ecuty OF Breathing and Other disease the IL
aad BREAST can aad do attest usefIlaess.
II stands uarirallcdit stands prcera fatlIsf IT.
you VIII be forced acknowledge that IT. Gaee a
nor cannot De orcrrata that i stands far above
You'd the reac Of compeon; gaaI the only reasonable
the only srsi. only method Of ar
Extract Of certificate from the Rev. Dr. babcock late
Pres den; of tie WaterFil.e College, Maine:
sstrom intimate personal Acquaintance with Dr.. d
arne regular stuent of the Medical University Penn
ant an experience, successfI practitioner e#i
cine. was prepared 70 appreciate
moaia IN favor MS different medical rc9a aiIoa= much
moro highly than the great majority which
teHsEelg etiegtsed- On trial Of any family
and saEe OF them personally, have than realized
their favorable ancipaiion They they profess
for some Of the most affective Of diseases know,
they highly esteemed AID frequently prescribed, by
some OF t9e respectable of regular practitioners
medicine Of tas city and elsewhere. aaa do
20 commend them valuable addition
dca. and safe, ell eninent.y remedy
diseased
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
NJ. Nicholas Harris, Geac9as Of the Fret
Baptist Church Of PhI4ae paia mas been perfectly cured
-aeF having suffered for sixty years with Asthma.
hie hitherto baied the skill Of Of the PHysi
.ians 0 city hiss Mary Campbell Fayete 10.
Pa. been cured OF Asthma o. eighteen standing
ly this FxPeetarant
Finally. what public long desired ne5!.ac OF
his kind which Inighs be depended IPoa, prepared by
physician offered them. ami can BE had Of
JAMES K. DUGDALE.
July p, l54i-29-ly RIcHNoND, l..
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4 s & &.
7 AK n O TIC

TIiE amount Of Tax charged each ore hundred DOL
lars OF valu9; on fo State, County ana Road pupo-
se- follows, to-vit:
state tax on each hundred dollars. 10 cents.
County tax
Nom Resident Road tax, :,
For each poll for state purposes. -
- -
Attendance VIII DO given in the several Townships The
usual places ct holding Elections purpose OF recol-
wing of the faxes assessed on the following DAYS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

SCIENCE PREPARING THE WAY FOR RELIGION
OF tna' Guy nave prepared some very valuable
philosophical apparatus, which has been purchlS
ed for the use of The missionaries in India. One
OF tho greatest Obstacles to the spread Of CHRIS
'ianity there has been the conflict between the
MISSIONARIES and BrahmIns on questions of natu-
raj science. The religion OF the latter strictly
torbds the use OF animal food in any shape; the
Missionary, with the microscope, shows them that
every drop Of water teens with animal lIte, and
that strict compliance with their tenets is u-
possible. The Brahfnn believes that in an e.
clipse, the moon IS swallowed mp by great fish ;
the telescope for eyor dispe Is this absurdi,y. The
Same thing is true of nearly all their popular pre-
JUDGES; they may be dispelIed, and a way prepa-
red for the reception of religious truth, by the
simplest philosophical inventions. Christianity
and Science may then go hand in hand
1Ne,o York Tribune.
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VIE subscriber wishes dispose of the HOUSE in
Il wateh he formerly resided, Pearl street The
Eansed-and we'll calculated anl situated for n Boa7dia.
House There Is on the lot good Carriage House a.
venencies
Also, a House aa4 Lot Front street. The House Is
two stories high ana ae Lot IS large and pleasantly sltua
ted Persons wishing purchase property are invited to
call and examine for themselves; of which will be
sold low and on accommodating terms.
DAVID MAISEY
Richmond. 9Th no. 3Ist. 1871. 3G,f
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as G u G c d. Il z @ u 8
shower of Flesh and Blood.

Tho following statement, although il cones IL
an authentic form. eylncing the sincerity oi The
belief OF those who make II, yet naTrates an G
vent OF marvellous a character that the mind
Is irresis tabiy led TO doubt its truth. We Go not
doubt tina; substances somewhat resembling flesh
and blood have been discovered, but cannot
believe that they are, IN reality, what they eP-
pear TO be--for if flesh and blood they must have
formed parts Of some living creature. The pine
nomenon cannot be accounted for on the sapposI
ton that mass Of insects have been Suddenly
precipitatcd 10 tho earth; becauso they would
not present the appearances indicated. Nor can
believe that So great a number vi land ami
mails have been raised and mutIlated by a whlr!-
wind, as when thrown again 10 tho ground 10
cover the space mentioned. We nro usacqualu:-
Cd with any hypothesis, hy which 70 account for
tho occurrences; and wi doubt whether II be- pos
s.ble TO give u satisfactory solution of the myste.
~. lt will clifford matter for speculation and
investigation Of the curious, though we suspect
that when the substances discovered be properly
unaIyzed they will be found TO belong, not to the
animal, tut 20 the Vegetable kingdom.
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\ House and Lot-FOR SALE

7IE subscriber wishes sell good
4 TENEMENT, situated Washington Avenue. win
comfortable fixtures attached. Terms will be Ia
.Hg For further particulars. enquire OF the undersigned
living the premises THOMAS pE1 ARM0N.
Richmond. Ia. July 3, ISL. 26tf
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y. B. That the baanre Taxes that are due for the
year oiJ, VIII be required be paid jmtneaiateIv Or
lr'hest. al me times proposed the taxpavcrs IN
the several Townships.
JASON HAM, Collector for 1910
Angus: 18th. 1871 "a e
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a2I SALLG g@ SEGg1

ATILL.A An l.. BRADY has just commenced the
w SaadIin5 and la -ness business. Main
Richmond, Ind, right angling from Wa=son's Tavern
where he has and Intends keeping hands all kinds Sad
dies, Brides, Harness hips. Trunks Collars, acbag
and other articles III his line. For which, viii
exchange wheat oas, bacon, lard Hour. laen nsev
taow, leather and hides. anI lie viii sell CASH.
He will be pleased have his old and 0tacrs
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Feb ,, 1871. 5-tf
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TRIBUTE To WAsnINGroS-Hard indeed was
the contest for freedom and tho strusg for indie
pendence. The golden sun cf liberty had nearly
sci III tho gloom of eternal night, ere its radr-
ent beams iIlumined cur Western horizon. Had
mol tho tutelar saint of Columbia lowered around
the American camp, and presided over her desli-
MES, freedom must have met with an untimelv
grave. Never can VIC sufficiently admire the
wisdom of those unconquerable veterans, who by
their unwearied exorilons in the Cabine, aud in
the held, achieved tor Us the glorious revolution
Never can wc duly appreciate tho memory Of
Washington, who, with a handful Of undisciplined
yeornanry, trlumphed over the rovaI army and
Frustrated the Lion OF England at The foot of the
American Eagle. His name SO terrible TO his
toes-so welcome TO his friends, shall live forever
upon the brightest page of the historian, and be
remembered with tie warmest emotions of gratI-
tudo and pleasure ~ those whom he has contrib.
nted TO mako hnppy, and by all mankind when
Kings. and Princes, and Mobiles FIR ages shall
have sunk INTO their merited oblivion. Ualike
them he needs not tho assistance Of The sculptor
or architect 10 perpetuate his memory lie needs
no prncely dome. no monumental pile no stately
pyramid whose towering height shall pierce the
stormy clouds and rear ITS lofty head TO heaven
10 tell TO posterity his fame His deeds MS ~or
thy deeds alone have rendered hum imnlortal,--
When oblivion shall sweep away Thrones, King
CONS; and prncipalIlies--aud grandeur. and glory
shall have noudered into The dust. and the last
PERIOD OF time become extinct-Eternity Itself
shall catch the glowing theme, and dwell with in,
creasing rapture on his nape.--[I ". II. Harrison
AUTHORS There IL small portion Of men |
who appear marked out, by nature and hab;, for |
the purpose ofcultivating their thoughts IN r-a.e
and giving activity TO their sentirnents hv dis
closing them to the people. Those who roynrn |
q nation cannot al the same time enliChien them
authors stand between the governors and the |
governed.'-[ D'lsraeI
JAMES MONTGOMERY, the gifted bard of Sheffield. /
served his apprenticeship the printing business
with The late Mr.. Gales, before the latter came 10
this country.
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LEBANON, August 5, 1871.

LEBANON, august >, 1911.
DR.. g. Iroost: have sent vou some matter,
which appears from Authentic source TO have
fallen from the clouds.
With me there be no doubt Of it's being
animal matter, blood, muscular fibre, adiposo
matter. Please account to US, if vou can, on
philosophical principles for tho cause Of this phe-
nomcnon. The PARTICLES, send you [ gathered
with my hands from the extent Of the sur
iaco over which It has spread, and the rcga,ar
manner it exhibited on some green tobacco
leaves, leaves very little or no doubt, of having
fallen like shower Of rain; and it IS stated on
the authority OF some negroes only, to have fall
len from small read cloud, no other clouds VISA
Bile IN the heavens at the time. 1t took place on
FRIDAY last. between III and II o'clock about
five miles y. l.. of Lebanon. have sent what
think to DO a drop of blood, the other particles
bong composed Of muscles and fat, although the
proportions of the shower appeared TO be much
larger quantity of blood than of other properties
am, sir, in haste. your most obedicut.
w. p SAYIE
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NEW STOCK OF

DooESo sEoEs0 HATS LND
EGNNAESs
TE>IfE sItr-riaers having Just returned the East
with Their new stock of GOODS. are now opening
old stand in the Morrison building extensive
softaent ther line, consisting OF GentsemeG's
BOOTS. SHOES. and HATS, of the best quality
Also. ladies', Misses, and Children's W + AR both
HoEo--o, Kfp ana EATaR. all their different pes
FORMS pied the various Also, good and
ygell-ze.ected STOCK Of Ladies' and Chtldren's
STRAW and other sEGNNg1sZESo
all latest and approved fashions. al which
offer. reduced prices, Tor Cash Country Produce, at
wholesale retail.
C-We solicit call from former customers, as well
as t.ose in Of any lhag in our line,
AQUILE.A JONES & son.
Richmond, Ia, 9th 10 Ii. Is4i- l1u
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RIG HIM OEdD HOTEL
Corner OF Main and Marion streets:)
- 9 - ~ - - aLs

Nt subsc5 has taken the Tavern House on c cor
Il ner Of Main aud Marion streets, Richmond, Ind :
where ne vi" exert himself - render may "a
For hn' with their custom comfortable possible Pro
e7slons OF themselves useless therefore. the unles
Ell VIII en5eavor to establish the character his house hv
more substantial recommendations.
November 2s, 1910. ST.
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JAYNI,S CARMINATIEE BAL>AN is a cestajn.
aud efartlal remedy for dy-enterg. aFlhoaa.
ooscnes cholera moFbus comp slut gUpns pains
eranp, tsemors aud for all bowel affections ANA
nervous diseases.
TINS is OF tho efficient, pleasant AMI alc
positions offered the puhic of te
arrangements the and hoa aud Inc only
article worthy confidence curing cholera in
fantun complaints and all the above diseases
it really Ike a charm,
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From the Nashville Banner.

On Tuesday heard from various pcrsc..s
that shower, apparently Of flesh and blood, had
fallen in Wilson county, near Lebanon, in this
State, aud that the fields were covered to some
extent The account staggered our belief; but
strange as It may appear, ii has been confirmed
by The statement OF several gentlemen of high
character, who have personally examined the
scene OF this phenomenon. They state that the
space covered by this extraordinary shower. is
halt a mile in length, aud about seveuiy-liye
yards in width. In addition to tho Inforsnatlon
thus received, have been favored by DIR.
Troosi, Professor Of Chemistry IN the University
OF Nashville, with the following letter from IA
highly respectable physician of Lcbanon; we
have also seen the specimens sent to him for ex-
animation.
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MAY %. 1871.

MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.-Of all the rem.le.
ever devised for the preservation Of tine hair
mas been todnd equal 10 JAY MES HAIR Tonic, in
deed has rored itself inaiibe preventing the
falling OF, and sill positively 10y faithful application
nineteen OF every twenty, produce full and luAur
liant head of
Please read the following from the Saturday Evening
Post of sept 4lh, 1899:
HAIR 1oSc-We call the attention Of the alieyea
premature badness. 1e excellent liaiE Ioae epar-
ed by Dr JAYNE OF this city Having used
speak of it, virtues by experience. and unhesn
tIn.y pronounce invaluable remedy prevent
falling Off Of the hair. and restore il from dead,
dne. healthy aPpearanceNe can also speak lgol person.
a! know ledge of the OF three elts who
pIetsPo-el to badness VINO by the ot jayne HAIR
Tonic, have IlNuuaHt hatr- We have disposition
pun. ,rjujatey all kinds of remedies ta all DIS
which flesh j. heir but when have tested The
virtue of article, free say II good.
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JAMES MONTGOMERY, the gifted bard of Sheffield.
served his apprenticeship the printing business
with The late Mr.. Gales, before the lattercam 10
this country.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-09
lYakOO City WING and Political Register
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY fNADAa'
BWigs a. SIGW9NSS

CCITY PRlNTEh.)
On Main Street, opposite u. r. Hamef . N
che north end Of ne 's.IaRchsster Halt
TERMs.-The WIG will be furnished to sub
scribers at Is 90 per annum In advance,
Acknowledgements will be inserted al the rate OF
81 90 persauare for the first insertion, and ~ cents
Tor each week thereafter-ten lines OF Tess con-
stituting square. The number OF Insertions re-
quired, must be marked on the margin OF the man,
uscript, or they will be inserted uil ioroio' ana
charged accordingly. Advertisements from a avs
tanee. must be accompanied VITA the CASH, or
rood reference in town. Announcing canoloates
for Office will be $40 for county oihces' SlV lot
state Ofices-in advance
All advertisements oil personal nature VIII De
chafged double price, and payment required IN
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising
For forty lines or less, renewable az pleasure
ego No contract taken for less than one year
and PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
The privilege Of annual advertisers Is Limited %
sbeir own immediate business; and all advertise
ments for the benefit of other persons, sent In Dy
Tbem must be paid for by the square.
professional Advertisements
For 10 lines or less, not alterable, months, St2
:" 10 do do do g DO 90 90
SO 10 do do do ~ do. 80
0A-As the above rates are the same as those
established in Natchez, VicksbuTg, Jackson,
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no de-
,duction will be made from them in any case
61rALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
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REP0RT
Of tke Secretary Of he 7FeasRry of tie
F;nGnces.

0f tie Secretary Of Tie Treasury Of Tie
Finances.
10 obedience to the directions Of an act Of
Of Congress Of the 10Th Of May, 1910. sup
Elementary to the 'sact 10 establish the
Treasury Department, = the SecFetary of lie
Treasury respectfully submits The following
Report:
]. Ofthe Public Rcrenue q Expenditures.
The receipts and expenditures for the
year 1910, were as follows:
The available balance in the Treasury, on
the lst Of January, 1910, exclusive Of
the amount deposited with the States
trust fuaas and indemnities, and the a.
mount due. from the banks which failed in
1887 wassas appears by the books Ofthe
Register oflhe Treasury. $3,66S, 0S3 so
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-09
no THE BALD HEADED.
AND OTHERS. 2

lii 0SA6O ll6SAOhO9 !
AND OTHERS. II
nOES any know neighbor or a friend
- who has been Bald, and whose head Is
now covered with fine har9 One whose
coat collar was covered with dandruf, though
brushed every houF-Or one whose hairs at
early age were turning grey, who now has
not a grey haiT2 Children whose heads
were covered with scurf,-whose hair would
not grow, that are now growing the fullest
crops Of hair2 Some cases must be known
to most persons. Ask them the cause, and
you win be told, these things have been
done By the use of the BALM OF COLUMN |
BIA. Of20 years growth is this article, its
demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent.-though when discovered not OPP
posed by any thing for the same purpose, now
assailed By almost numbeTless mushroom
trash preparations that viii ruin the hair If
used to any extent. Can more than these
facts be wanted-refer to the recommends
tons BY list of names Of responsibility,
unequalled by any other article. Look to
} these things-buy this article. Stay and
preserve your hair by is use, or if bald re-
store i. Ladies, attend to this-hnndreds
/, in fashionable life are using itas the only ar
ticie really fit for the toilet. Long hair is
very apt to fall out. Ladies, use the Balm
Of Columbia in time to save yourselves the
disgrace Of badness BY neglect Of your per-
sons.
ltisyOur duty, as moralists, 10 preserve
the beauties Of nature, with which bonnti-
/. fol Creator has endowed yOu-use the Balm,
e for it will do it.
: Caution to be Observed.
y Several most fragrant attempts have been
i made to counterfeit the Balm Of Columbia.
: Some OF the impOsiors have gone 50 far as q
y counterfeit the splendid wrappers, and the
4 Falls OF Niagara, and every external mark
= except the name Of Comstock, which they
dare not forge
10 avoid impositions therefore, always
: look for the name Of Comstock & Co. or l.
>. Comstock, and never buy The article IN
I less y has that name upon it.
= Sold wholesale and retail at No. 2 Fetch
3 er street. New York and BY
y r. II. RANDOLPH,
g March y, ls4l IS Yazoo City.
BLANK DEEDS
For sale At lbs Office.
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a.124.147 q
sl.saa = Sc
ssI.sIo q 90

Il proper "a renaE ha entries on
books of The Register le Treasury, DO
mol always show lhe lfde dates Of the re-
celpts and 6E pendlture ITEM involved
in the above Sta lenasnl; table D.I viii serve
TO illustrate this iacl The sun Of 5l2,-
i36dls and Acts was, on tie 2d.and 3lsfof
October, 1910, paid By the Bank Of the Uni
ted States. on its last bond, 10 Vim. Ann.
strong, superintendent Il Fort Gibson, BY
order Of the Secretary ar Though this
sum was in fact, received and expended On
those days, Il did moi find rs way into the \
Office Of the Register until The 4lh March.
lS4l, on which day il appears on bis books
both as a receipt and an expenditure.
Thus, and To this extent, within the last
four years. were the expenditures pushed
beyond the amount 81 Tie revenue They
were made to. absorb tho surplus IA the
Treasury and the outstanding debt due to
THE United States; so hat The Treasury
was, on the Alb Of March, 1871. exhausted
lof its means, and sab "a heavy and in,.
mediate Liabilities. 1t was eadg burden.
led with debt incurred ID tine &c pence. aud
without any adequate resources exeept the
Authority granted BIZ law to augment that
ldebt
AS yet no provision has been made 70 re-
duce this debt, 81 @ check its constant and
ranid increase. Ws.fnd it, therefore. as Ear
H astlegislation and financial arganqemenls
charaeteFize Il, permanent and incgeasint
national debt The Temporary expedi enls
lby which il bus been sustained do not at all
vary its essential character
The attention Of Congress IS respecl lilly
Invited 70 the necessity of early and sliectn
{ Ial measures 70 prevent is further auemehs
tation, The Obvious remedy Is, % Increase
the revenue as Far IS may be- without nm
REASONABLY burdening commerce sgd Is re-
dQce The expenditures within hs limits Of
strict economy
bui as II may nQs canpQft with the views
OF lonsIe g Sc into q vision and q
. 3justmenl % the customs So lone before II
: iact March 81. 1888, comes Is kaVs ils
1nal and einanent operat oo tae Jude
81 would respectfully recommend, As atsf
g lpoEaEy measure. The levy Of eduty 81 90 5.
cent adRalorem On All articles which
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-09

The receipts into the
Treasury duiing the
year 1910, we're from
Customs,
Lands,
Bond Of the Bank of the
United States,
Miscellaneous and Incl
dental sources,
Banks which failed 1887,
Treasury notes issued,
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$4,oOOooo %
MaLing aaaggIegale q So .8sa 81

In another part Of this paper the views of
The Department as to the mode Of providing
for the above deficit together With the resi-
due Of the existing public debs,twill bepre-
sented.
From the year 1916 to 1887, a period Of
II years, the revenues constantly exceeded 7
the expenditures, The average ANIMALS sur
plus during that time was. S aga ,226 81
(see tables ! and q making an aggregate
excess Of $40, 7S4 ,764dls. and Diets. OF
this, there was applied to the extinction Of
the national debt, POS, 792; 1876 dis. and 44cs;
and there was, under the. provisions of the
actof 23d .ofJune, 1896. deposited with the
STATES %, l0I. 644dls and 9IcIs: and there
remained on the Isl Of January, 1897, il the
Treasury Of the United States, including
the 4th instalment due to the States; q.
Surplus Of SI7, I0e,473 26.
I
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THE undersigned would respectfully II :
form the citizens Of this place, and the
country generally, that he has opened a
LIVERY STABLE in this place, on Jetter-
son street, at the Brick Stable forme h kept
by Mr.. ]. A. Boarman, where every atten-
tion will be paid 10 horses leftin bis charge,
and he hopes, that BY devoting his attention
exclusively to the business, and charging as
low as any other establishment Of the kind
an this place, to merit a share of public
patronage. r. +. WHITMAN.
Yazoo City, May. 2. 1871. 43-4m.
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WYHE undersigned having obtained letters
Of Administration on the estate Of Jas
Warren, decd, az the March Tenn Of the
Probate Court, ls4l Persons having claims
against the estate, will please present them
within the time prescribed by law, OF they
viii be forever barred.
a. s. PERKINS, Adm'i
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Maxim In al

Making in all,
The expenditures in the
same year were for civil
list, foreign intercourse
and miscellaneous,
Military Department,
Naval do.
Public Debt,
Add outstanding warrants
issued prior 10 lst jan
uary, l64l,
Treasury notes redeemed
including interest,
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Making il a aggregate
OF this there will Be re-
quired for the services
Of the current tear,
Additional appropriations
required By the War
Department for the
year ls4l viz
Fortiicalions and works
of defence
For aFmaments Of FORTH
cations and ordnance
stores,
For payment Of aTrearages
and current expenses,
and taking care Of pub
lie property on roads,
harbors, rivers, &C.,
For arrearages for pre-
venting and suppress
ing Indian hostilities,