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600 per oan negotiated under the act OF the 2d
Of July last he - l6 600 the s' Of Deem
Der. The gross public debt Of every description, prcl
pal and interest, due b the United States Ac.adiAg
loans, treasury notes, &c the Secretary says amounted
Oh the st Of December last so 56 49, CO. Of which
79y e. was contracted before the 9Th Of March,
IsI5 leaving the whole debt incurred that cate
S. 467 694 81 embracing S32o0o0 Of the Mexican tTea
ty indemnity debt assumed by Congress at its last
sion
That part Of the secy's report devoted 70 Free
Trade aad tho Tariff Of 1876, foIi lows The mat
ters above distracted. Nr. Walker declares
.hat experience IS agasss: The protective po'icy;
and says we are beginning % realize tho beno-
fits of tho new Tariff, many imports having been
warclouscd, n ante patton 81 the new uu;!4s
and some already paid.
The Secretary again submits . the consilera-
ton Of Congress, the suggestion made m ms last
annual report in regard - tho reduction and
graduation Of tic prices Of tie pabIc lands IN
favor Of settlers and cuitivators. rs certain
rnears or augmen,.ng the revenue. lie thinks
tia: If Il g.adgat5ou bill, IN tho form Ct that
which passed TIC SeDa.o on its reform from the
House during the last session, Should become
law il would increase Tie rctenao from tho Pah-
lie lands from hatfa million 10 million Of dol
lars Dor annum; and, if adopted, tagethor with
tho proposed duty ca ten and coffee, tie loan
might be safely reduced = eighteen millions Of
dollars.
And still further, the Secretary thinks that If
Congress, Il, an early day Of the present session.
would extend tho prc-emftion system = tie un.
surveyed lands 70 which lie Indian ,llo las been
cxtinguishod, and authoriz4 tie sale Of HAT Por-
ton of tie public lands containing copper and
other valuable ores, the loan might safely BE- re
duced 10 seventeen millions OF dollars.
The Secretary next passes a eulo2y upon the
warehousiug syssctAani prognoeacatgs tint ''un-
der i!s beneficial influence cur own great com
ty-.t a.ttg 4rf. tt49t aty ~
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1.-THE LAW OF NEWSP AYERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice TO tire
contrary, considered wishing 10 continue their
subscriptions
, If subscribers order the discontinuance their IA
rearages paid.
g. Ii subscribers glect refuse their papers
from the offices which they directed, they held
responsible till they have settled their bills and ordered
their paper discontinued
4 II subscribers other places, without in
forming the publisher and their paper for
mer direction, they are he'd responsible
B The courts have decided that refusing TO take a
newspaper periodical from the Office OF removing md
leaving il unealied for is 'Prima facis evidence OF
territorial fraud
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From he Cmrianati -iHas.
DOCUMENTS FROM THE STATE DEPART
MENT.

DOCUMENTS FROM THE STATE DEPART
MENT.
Tho WasIin1ton Jnion Of Thursday contains
.oyeral documents submitted 10 Congress with
H. prc.iden,,s Message, Of which We shall On
fe.yor /, Owe n short synopsis:
!, 7o,,or r~o,, NJ. Ill, Riock :. Con
e,l ut the CITY of Mexico. to Mr.. Buchanan. dn-
IA Anr,I ooh. 1916. THIS Iettcr communicates
:, our government the information that n revolu
lion was on foot. BY which Santa Anna md his
friends were to be restored + power, the coasti-
tuition or IS2 rc-esta biishsi &c. II covers tho
ORIGINAL plan of tic pronuuciamontos. drawn up
BIZ santa Anna ut Havana (Which our readers
will recollect was published u. the timer and two
letters from that distinguished pcrsoang~, dated
respectively ut Havana on the IN Of .iarch'
md 9Th al apFll. Inc hfst y addressed - IF
u. *"'f"" wherein TINS Unknown CONSERVATION
is urged to GO sunlry things ter tHo proposed
change Of rulers. The writer, like many other
WHY politicians, not Il his country, finds Il con
venieut to change his previous views upon Ger
tain prime pies and measures Of government, and
declares himself ".nis!aken' III his former opln-
ions. tina! strong central power contacod tbs
greatest towards tho weltafc OF his country. lie
sums up his reasons for gong back = the CON
stituton of ~ thus:
..Intvo words. | became persuaded that. with
on, Ieoyinp tho republic to organize it, own sys-
ton, in the manner which i. considered best, and
submitting TO tho IDEAS of the ago. according 10
which nil the branches OF our administration
should be adopted. We should never attain pros
pcrity, nor should We preserve our national cxls-
'enec from tie ambitious efforts OF our northcra
neighbors. which can only be restrained by prln-
clP1cs, and by principles "hlch lhey themselves
have So! before Us "i1h inc haPP!esl results
FIT may not he amiss for readers 70 bear
in mind. that TINS emphatic declaration concern
ing tho ambition OF tho United States. was IN
the hands of Mr.. Polk some Two months betore
Santa Anna passed the blockade at ' era Crnzil
/, appears from some cause or other. Santa
Annals plan was somewhat altered by informed
ding friends at homo, aud hence the necessity
for tho second note, which Is very bret. lie
says:
u now write 10 nv correspondents. roases.-
ing thon to urge nv friends and those who are
sincerely attached to Our country, 10 adhere
strictly to this plan for the promotion Of the
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Tie GIsa,est Cu,e org Reaorde3

ttt4fff tfEUTGt9-
EAR. SWAYNE-near SIR: feel IT a debt Of graf
ung, due ,.orIa,,5 .ffy Ia IN. .lf-teJ oe,@raI-
~ to offer my humble {, souy IN favor Of Your Com
pound Syrup of Pruuus Virginia or " lid Cherry, or
rather Of s medicinal virtues some three wears sine.
vas viicf.tI, attI y, ii, COLI aud I.1ii, Of The
Iungs which vas l4tpted with d very Distressing
cough pain IN tie breast ana head: ,cr, coIsJcrsGIs
discharge Of offensive from the lungs frequent
from them especially anon changes Of weather he,, er-
but was pretty soon CONVINCED thai ,ga. r,i.1 r,r,
into conlntaTon arsv. ann n..Jer aII Il Irnoti,
W.. s.ar.,.I,ll..iI. ;, - - - - -. . -
,,er si. va ,5. .,c4,.,,,r ..s ~ t,. t.~
DINING ls t had tgi.d various preparations tid pre-
sefiPuon>, hat found 20 relfef.roHing al the time
worse Ja~t here was tyset and persuaded by dear
1rlsal n Wilmington u make trial 81 yaur syrup or
VII merry must confess that previously bad been
prspaIefa against iataH neiees. and ana ti ag'ilat
t1o~" coiing ont G! 4e f.> of tmFlIc-s but under
si! ing Your ftns to iae profession and practice Of
I1ea,tne ana having implicit iat IN thu say of my
friend, forthwith pureh4sea OF DR. Shaw, Of your
agents. ie" bottles aud eonn,eHeed ~ u.s.. Ny dis
eHs u tbs ie vas Of % or - months standing cotse
fo9h"E W. a'f'N .''tsa y lheffiere required TIM
ana 'iih0'f OF 5"''i9 10 f33''l cure IA my e9~e:
foah however, coh~l"rahIe reiet from the use 81 the
hfe ioaF or ne bottles. Sat bf!HE 2ahe speaker
frequently attempted - PF".tsh With my Increasing
strength ana naiL ahd 'hefetN rnniaf7d those Vessels
''i't '-tiH 'A' 10 i'', =" 9 " t, 90 i''if4='
my enre was gre Il retarded l. consequence efarsg
lt's ma !, VS. - or =. '''le~ h.i0ff
W iaNf ne que ION aihnch siaa.-
- ;''4:' 'i ~ ~ ~ SUM bit
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to tb. ischarpr of 5tter from, lie is Nd - ~, f'"p
~ Ill - 4 - II, ' ~ go , ,ti
- - - !, 'i'"s "s 10 ''ol'
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H. G5s.a5 MI ci5 ,-b ~ i 80 ~ ~.
bt;,a ! III =. 80 ,la.-.,, :. IL r. IN ''ItiF
$500 .,,a i, ~ ID, ..II 3, -. -. - - -
:; =, IL. -. - :; = = - f'''s ~. -
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:, - ! rs $50 " ~ - ll't ~. -fen VIII ff! Tor
,i,a ,,,,-,o.. - -, r,-fl.+7.. s.5st 80, -
,,snry - incur -.i's ,.,. ii,tJ an .f',i Ilj :
Offer with pleasure EEV ~ JORDAN.
j. The forisinal al.5 o4It 1.n5,I,e -rti~ls is
pared bv l)r S.y4xne north vest corner -th ami H.
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21th transmitting proposition from our govern
nont 10 treat for peace. We make Oh extract:
"n tho prescn. communication it is deemed
a5s.ess, and i might prove injurious. 10 discuss
The causes Of the existing war. This might tend
to delay or defea. the restoration Of peace. The
pas: is already coGs'gn 10 history; the future,
under Providence, j, within our power
Senior Rejon.a Personag not unknown TO GER
tain American dipomatisi=. replies in the most
characteristic style. la waving the question
until the meeting Of Congress, or the 6:h OF De
cember, he says:
Ills oxce.loGcg E.he pce9ideH. al intorim] on
bong made acquainted with the ieru.s of the
said note, co4id not bat fix his attention strongly
the circumstance that, refusing discussion up
Oh tho canses Of the war existing between the
two republics, !. : desired at presen; 70 consider
whose causes merely thing that IS past, and
belongs to history. For the executive 10 accept
such u proposition, thu. basis, when dealing
WIKI subject which concerns the honor of the
country, aud the integrity Of Is territory, and
enGan2ers lis nationality for tho future, would be
70 waive tho question Of lis Justice, and 10 com
peto the irrIlation Of public opiuion already
highly alarmed, - is proved by the discussions
winch have taken place On Tho suIoct, through
fear that the question mght receive the solution
nov suggested
TO this IT. Buchanan replies under date Of
September 25.h. Ok ressiag "the 70 little aston
lstlmont 81 tHy iresidcnt. -'if. T. VINO has per-
cc:Hed from the communication Of his cxceIlcn-
- that the Mexican government had 50 far mis-
apprchenlc4 tae meaning Of tho undersigned rs
- suppose that this government either desired or
intended 10 withdraw from tho negotiations for
peace, the causes. either side, which led 10 the
existing war" Tho spirit Of tho note is deer
dcdly tart, and conveys tho dea that tho .aston-
ishmen." Of Mr.. Polk somewhat increased
by tie trickery Of Santa Anna. although that in
diyiGn.'s n1mc is not mentioned. Tho dcs-
patch concludes rs follows:
"Conscioos that in making the overture for
peace h. has performed his daty tho President
vii! now avail; with patience and with hope the
final decision Of the Mexican government.
In making this overture thu. rty, he was in
no small degree influenced by the consido ration.
that tie longer the war shall last the greater will
be the difficulty OF concluding q satisfactory
peace, account Of the heavy increasing cxpoa-
dturo which its continuance VIII render lndis-
pcnsabc. He vii. however, hold himself al
ways ready 10 terminate II upon principles O! i'm
partial Justice.
In the attitude thus assumed by Mexico, the
United States can appeal to the whole world that
no alternative remains for them but 10 prosecute
the with viEor, until the disposition which
they have sigHally manifested 10 bring II 10 n
speedy termination shall 30 mt BY corrcspon-
ding sentiment on the part of Mexico, and the
negotiation which they have invited shall be
brought TO happy conclusion.'
In, IT.
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

YsyEE house erected By {. r.. Williams, on Washing
] offered for sale advantageous terms.
Il story brick, containing four ana hitch
enle house fnishedi IA modern style the lot hi gh aud
drv and beautifully arranged with shade shrub
berry. 1t Of the desirable residences for
small family in Richmond For terms apply the
Gersgned Centreylle, o. d 7. Holloway il Richmond
JOHN 3. STITT
October 18th, 1876 42-tf
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IEIsH NopE OF BoHING PoTAToEs.-Wash the
potatoes clean without breaking or cutting the
skins. Drop them into pot of boiling water
adding l;;te salt. and let them remain until
sufficiently soft for fork 10 be easily thrus,
through them. Pour off the liquid in which
they have been boiled, and dash in cold water in
lis stead. Let the potatoes remain two minutes:
pour of the cold water; place them oy or slow
fire, with the po: lid partially removed, and let
them, steam until nearly dry. Then peel, and
place them on the table in open dish.-Am.
Agriculturist.
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< | 600

Wanted ia Current Funds. in exchange for Notes and
Book Accounts, the Exchange office Of
W. W. IA NDE s. co
Richmond September eth, 1916
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n1SFASES OF L T. LUNGS CURED BY THE
TIMELY USE OF DIR. nUNCAN'S EXPEC-
ID i =
Cincinnati, January 9. 1916.

Cincinnati, January 9, 1916.
Dr. Duncan; Dear Sir feel happy IN riting the
few lines 10 You, stating The good effects your valuable
medicine produced my | atac kcd about
months with inflammation The Lungs attend
I'd with very distressing cough and Choking Of phle
pain III the breast and of breathing and
at length Lrcafnc weak ina dchiliiaed. Finding that
grew daily, that could live long with
out relief Some Of my friends advised try one
thing agd some another. Among the medicines recon-
mcncea as the best was oar Expectorant Remedy NV
wile Il leugth sent 10 Your Office for three bottles
commenced Hslug II according 10 The directions and feet
happy stating you. and the public. that found re-
rt At and A the Gc lad the three bottlef
ale walk to tho Post Office, and nnnv os
my friends. sent for bottles, used them
and feel my sell perfectly well
GEORGE JOHNSON,
West Third ST Cincinnati
for sale at th" Boo'l Store Of ID. +. IfotLoWAs.
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RIG No Nd. ~ y.
FEfHE subscriber wishes 10 call the attention Of the
travelling pubic the that lac has returned
his Ga stand, I Il !. : iII q L. that he is
putting the House. we the whole establishment,
m first r4 ORDER lae line 81 tic cling
pubic. " ia the Ii.-al that lac v4iI be
done tie west or hiu- at close those that
may favor hIn WITH call. No pains shall DC spared
the comfort ami Of has guessln short, he
is determined to keep good aud orderly house. and
mae every person that calls on lima AZ home His charge
shall h. a. low any house Of tine kind the west--no
SHALL away dissatisfied if IN his power prevent.
Feeling thankful fer past favor he hopes be sustained
by MS OLD friends aud customers. ANY favor VIII he
tLaaAtu! received and, III his humble way! shall be
turned.
y b. Good sheds far carriagcsgoad yard for wagon
and every attention 10 hen. ew good horses and
that amy person wishing conveyance any
al looming town shall lie accommodated without DELAY
DANIEL. u. SLOAN.
Richmond, Oct -, ISIS 43-if
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Any quantity OF Wheat, Corn, OATS Flaxsced or Ba-
con- IN Exchange for Groceries, Accounts or CASH, at
the highest market prices.
Wv LYNDE & Co
Richmond, September Sil, 1916
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BEWARE OF CoSSC MPTIONt-IIow many per-
sons put ~ from ne to time that important cal
hrEatte nding 70 fh.ir hcaun'il II Too late Look
around ~ particularly IL our city, and viii daily be-
hold hundreds Of persons whose hcspcak
suffering with Of The lungs and u protracted
coughs 81 approaching ihe'r immortal destination with
perhaps, being sensible serious situafions
May this warning awaken them IN due season. and at
once seq retloi winch - TO be found IN Dr. Duncans
kpreeftnt heied Va safe, pleasant and certain med
icIne fer the cure Of cough and the prernonory symp
toms that lead to consumption. This medicine nmedi
aely heals the rriiaed membrane Of the bronchi and
lang gives strength ana support to the cncebled frame,
thus causing the lungs throw off vseid secreted
matter that accutnuidtes and settles upon them.
R,ad he folf,irtag case qad cufe-Dr Duncan-Dear
~Ir gu viii please accept these lines no has
been spared from the furnishing fangs Of Consumption
y the timely use OF Your inestmable EApectorant Rem
edy had call N your city in November last during
ascvere cold and damp spell, which caused take
bad COLI attic nded with fever NJ throat became
sore, cough ar hard and Obstinate with scarcely any
'Apector4on: pam ans soreness my breast length
sweating night with much weakness and
debility During this time many medicines sew
raj being 'igy recommended in tie papers, they
all tended 10 increase my sufFesinfs b. binaing ~, m,
system and onN giving temporary relief my
inlng that my disease assuming serious and dam
gerous began to be aara.ed and took the aa
Of BEST physicians who recommends
ID your Expectorant Remedy me to pro-
SIX bottles at sent your Cincinnati, Office
for them, ana commenced using the medicine
received fanced it gave relief the first dav; Gu
the second day congh felt much easier. began
The sixth day my cough disappeared strength gadu-
ally increased, and at this time / truly happy
you that rendered sound health att nd to
occupation usual CHARLES WILSON
Springfield, o., Jan. -, 1916.
DERIPNETr NoNY, OR INFLAMMATION or THE
i LUNGS disease very common in Western
States and suddenly hasteDs its victims that home
whence traveller returns This disease originates
from the cold and Sudden changes climate
nosphere inflammation OF the Lungs is first received
BY shIverjng cold ness followed with heat burning and
fever: the breathing many difficult, pain
tghtness the tborax, short cough which is often dy
and continues distressing and obsnate expecforation
nj 2nfC
of this disease and when attended TO at once
end IN serious consequences Almost all the deaths that
this of the caused an InGsms-
nation o the Lungs and Ptepra At the first attack
Of this disease there should be procuring
Dr.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy
fr.5-For sale al the Richmond Book Store.
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S C H DOL BOOK

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ms excess OF expenditures over the lst
July S4S the Secretary says which he states
should be estimated 900 900; which will cover all
expenditures, including that of the if up
that date. The Secretary nds that loan
authorized of 1913 000 this deficit of s9
100000 and furnish balance of $4,000 900 kept
in treasury for exgencies The loan be for pc
Rod of 20 years.
The Secretary proposes that Congress shall authorise
duty of 25 per Tea and Coffee, means of
lessenng the this loan. The value the
" import of these articles, he states Sl7S6,3I
which, at 25 per cent would yield annual of
81 9i6, 80 And this, he thinks would reduce the
amount the loan required 600 600 He recon-
mends that this duty be laid once to take effect on
tho lst Of January next at latest And for this haste
he gives good and substantial reasons.
In compliance with the provso of the section of
the act of the 10Th of August last the Secretary COM
u,unicatss full statement of all treasury paid
cember inst. to sI7 1861. He the paid
to this same date since the 4th of March, 1915 of the
principal public debt, 81 $4,000 o., and of the
interest of same at sl,42s ,0i2 62"makng aggre-
gate of public debt paid since March 1915 of
g SAT Ca of which except the 1913 GOO
whole amount consisted of debt interest upon debt
incurr,d before the 4th Of March, 1885, He the
total amount of issued under the provis
ions of of ODD of July last at 3e53I0o of which
the amount of sI.766 $50 bore interest Of mil
per cent on every hundred dollars and 81 0e6. $50
terest of I've and two-fhs per cent per annum The
amount paid into the Treasury account of the $4,000
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I<ONSUMPTINES CCGED.--RrJoIct3 REJOICE!
4 ! Reconciliation The Heart rs Glait-DR Dt N
CANS ENpectorant Remedy brings hopes ana flat
teng prospects To the consuntVe patient, whose hte
attended with great suffering and PAIN, and reduced 10
slender thread. j. Despair not,-N lille there life
there hope, and You may be healed and raised 10
10y again the blessings oil health Perseverance then
only necessary, and that before the lungs much
diseased aud liberated, and Thousands
OF persons saved annually the "consumptive
grave by the timely Of DIR. Duncaus EApectorant
Remedy. Read the Q IA,
part Of the United States. These
sufficient convince all that DIR Duncan's Medicine is
SITE and certain remedy, that disease
consunplion lis infancy and health and hap
lahess.
For sale "a the Richmond Book Store.
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The actual expenditures for
the LIST quarter. ending
3Oth September, 1916, as
appears in detail by the
accompanying statement
b amount to.-------------
The estimated expenditures
for the public service dur
ing the other three quar-
tiers, from LIST October,
1876, to 26th June. le47,
are as follows, viz:
Civil list, foreign inter-
course and miscellaneous
purposes
Army proper, including vol
unteers.
Notifications, ordnance, ar
ming militia. &c.
Indian Department.
Pensions.
Interest on the public debt
and Treasury notes.
Redemption Of the residue
Of the loan of 1871. :
Treasury notes which arc
yet outstanding and paya-
BILE when presented.
Naval establishment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-29

Total means for the service of the fiscal
year ending June 30th, 1918.
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Total revenue.
Deduct deficit on lst July. 1871.
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Total estimated expenditure. si5,1eI, 7-l u
This sum is composed Of the following particulars;
Civil list, foreign Intercourse and mis-
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Excess Of expenditures over
means LIST July, 1917. l,'t9,0I2 Vi
The estimated receipts MEANS and expenditures for
the fiscal commencing the lst July lol and end
ing Both June, 1913, follows, viz
From customs for the four quarters SIS ,G9G 0GG 90
From sales of public lands 3,90O.0po 90
From miscellaneous sources. 100000 90
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Excess of expenditures over means lst
July, ISIS.
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Sl5.1sl,1s4 81

Deduct total means for the service Of the
fiscal year ending June 80 1913. 1920
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Expenditures.

The expenditures during the period estimated
by the several Departments of State, Treasury, War
Navy, and Postmaster General,