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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26
Morgan, Ashtabula CO., ..
November 18th, 1877.
NoRru NEwBERnY, Nov. l6, az
HARVEY w. CURTISS.

NORTH NEwBERRY, Nov. l6, az.
FRIENDS EDIToRs:-
You express a sense of deiicacy in refer
ring 10 the expenses of VIM. Lloyd Carl
son in connection with his sickness. / was
sorry it was so, and | said in my own mind,
no response will come up TO that caV-its too
timid. Opposed as l am to frequent and un-
reasonable demands on the slaves friends
for cash, and knowing well from long expe-
rience the shameful want Of a spirit Of cheer
FIJI giving on the part of Abolitionisls, espe-
cially Liberty party men, yet the present is
a case in which no ''delicacy" should sup
press the conviction that 500 must be rails
ed to pay that Bill.
To be plain, / ,ak6itf for granted that friend
Garrison is no: able TO loose that sum from
the small fund he has invested in his multi
piled anti slavery labors.
His tour TO Ohio was made at a great sac
rifce, but he was willing to make it, and the
sickness consequent upon it occasioned a
loss of invaluable time from his precious la
bors for the slave. He was teazed and scorch-
ed with a vexatious fever, he was sick among
stran Iers far away from the endearments and
care of his anxious family. This was enough
to suffer and lose on his part, and | positive
ly know that we who wish to do it, shall
raise the money, so if you please, hand over.
| speak seriously. Our Anli-Slavery Editors
are the most needy and worthy class of men
in the land; Liberty party starved to de tn
six Of lis best Editors in a single year, and
no Disunionist dare be guilty of such mur-
der. Kill the slave by cutting out his tongue,
horrible! execrable! | hear you say. Well
the Editor is the SGaVe's tongue, he can't speak
for himself, or his wife, or his child, loaded
with letters, torn with the lash, choked with
the gag. And has not friend Garrison open.
ed his mouth for the dumb-has he not plead
for the poor dumb slave with his life in his
hand ! Has not his cheerful voice reached
to their darkest prison !-shalI we leave hin
free still to rally the hosts against oppres,
sion1
| send but 81 LOO, for fear some one would
loose the pleasure of giving. | shall sent
$500 more in a few days if the cash is no
forthcoming, and some five of you will lose
this happy chance to give TO the slave thro
his noblest, warmest, boldest, bravest, big.
gest-hearted and most generous friend.
Yours for the sick man,
B. w. RICHMOND.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26
B. w.
FRIENDS EDITORS -

FRIENDS EDITORS -
Perhaps som of the Anti-Slavery friends
have not forgotten the (Rev.) Ahab Keller of
literary fame, and his holding forth on the
Anti-Slavery cause, in his defamatory man
ner at Randolph in the Methodist meeting
house at that place, which was gulped down
by some Of his hearers, for ought l know,
every word of il, with hearty Amens! on
ly notice him, TO introduce the House, in
which he figured, and which was denied US
Cor a reply &c. Although the House has
not been scathed by lightning, as has its
~neighbor, The Congregational, after ii was
bolted against us; yet it has been opened
by order of those in 'charge," not for Anti
Slavery, but for quite another purpose, more
in keeping with the times. A man was ac-
cused otcommitting a rape! The II 1use was
wanted for the trial. That faithful bolt, true 10
the mandate Of him in charge "let go!" the
door stood on its hinges! the seats, that had
but recently been occupied by devout wor-
shippers, invited the throng to enter and pa
tIently hear questions put to a poor female, be-
fore a house full Of boys and men, that should
make a man., who regards female character,
hang his head and blush! lam panied, while
| write, at the exposure that woman was sub
jected to in that "house of worship" This
was all in good keeping with a precedent
long since established. Years ago it was
opened, for the trial of a man charged with
Poiygamy! afterwards a man charged with
INCEST! lastly a-man charged with RAPE!!
Save the mark, what next!
Is the House too sacred to plead the caus'
of the thousands of females, who are forced
to live in a state ofconcubinage by thatbody
Candor answers no!
TRUMAN CASE.
Randolph, Nov. 10, lel7.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26
The Vote in Ohio.

we see IL Slaleu tnat lne Onncldl return OF
the popular vote in Ohio, gives to the
Democrats, 1O5,3S5
Wings, l03,s22
Liberty party 1879
This shows a falling of from last year, in
Democratic ballots about $4,000, Wing, 3d.
600, and Liberty party-to a f~raction-G,4ls;
the two first named parties loosing less than
one third, and the latter not a great deal less
than two thirds! The members Of the Liber-
ty party, however, did as well as could be
expected. They got the mercury up pretty
high last fall, perhaps as high as summer
heat, but not by changing the state of the at
mosphere. not by i%ntusing into it a greater
ure-by blowing constantly upon the bulb Of
the thermometer. They used Samuel Lew
is popularity us "A friend of the Common
School system, for he was extensively and
fivorably known as a faithful laborer in the
! cause of education; his connection too with
the NJ. +. church, not only as a member, but
as a preacher, did something TO win him bal
lots, and considerable over len thousand votes
were polled. This year there was not so
much bulb-blowing, and the result is seen
in less than forty four hundred votes.
We judge that Liberty party in Ohio has
cast its last vote as a state organization
there may be some scattering fire from re-
treating fractions, but We should think moth
ing like another general effort. Those who
love the party and who wish to keep it in
existence, may try to persuade themselves
and others that the vote for Hale is a Liberty
party vote, and indicative Of Liberty party
strength-all this is what a politician would
significantly designate. gammiOn Hale was
the regular nominee o fthe Independent Dem
%ocrats, and not in anywise a member Of the
Liberty party; but if the members of the lat
ter chooseto lose their identity by rushing
into the embrace Of another political organiza-
tion, let them do it, but when they have
smashed the egg Of their hopes, they need
not fancy that some political Monsieur Adri-
en- can make it whole again by his Juggling
tricks.
Defunct Liberty party count as lis ballots the
votes cast for John p. Hale, the candidate
of the Independent Democrats! AS well
might it have nominated the candidate of any
other party, and unsuccesS(ully claimed all
the votes given for him as the votes of its
own members! The independent democrats
will doubtless receive a considerable access
sion from the Liberty party ranks; some Of
the members of The latter, it is true, will pre-
fer transferring themselves TO the Leaguers
instead of being transferred TO the lndepen-
dents, but very many of them will cast their
ballots for Hale. And if Senator Hale pur-
sues as manly and independent a course du-
ring the coming session Of Congress as he
has for a few years past, he will undoubted-
ly secure the votes of many of the young
Wings and young Democrats as the reform
progressives are now called, unless the NOM
inees of their parties should have more of an
anti-slavery tendency than present appearan-
ces indicate.
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ed for Abby Kelley infdels. In this instance
as usual, no effort in the least, is made TO
meet the arguments Of those upon whom they
are tigerly pouncing. But they are branded
as infdels because they call upon the church
to cast out the beam that is in her oicn eye,
before she seeks to cast out notes from 9TH
ers-because they demand that she should
"heal herself" before she attempts to distri-
butte the "balm of Gillead' to others-be-
cause they believe in "doing good" rather
than evil on the SabbatlI-because they choose
rather to /" remember them that are in bonds
as b ound with then," upon the Sabbath even,
than meet for the purpose Of paying "tithe Of
anise, mint and cummin,' and pass through
the musty forms Of abe ye warmed, be ye
filed" &c., and the remaining six days act
the part of miserable hypocrites. These, and
these alone furnish the sole reasons for vent
ing their endless vituperation upon the advo-
Gates Of Disunion.
Again, in all soberness we inquire, where
is the true church? Is it in these defdmato-
nv bodiesi Alas then, for the residue Of
mankind.
HARVEY w. CURTISS.
Morgan, Ashtabula CO., y.
November 18th, 1877.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26
ANTI-SLAYERY BUGLE.
SALEM, NOVEMBER &c, 1917.

" love agitation when there is cause for
alarm bell which %startles the inhabi-
lants of a city. saves them from being burned
10 their beds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26

OF Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26

THE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN MEXICO,
are so full of fight that when they can't find
Mexicans to shoot, they shoot each other (;
and we doubt not but this is as good a way
to conquer a peace'' as any the Government
has proposed. Recent accounts state that
two duels have been fought by American Of
iicers with each other. The first brace of
fool were Captains Harrington and White
the last named, we think must have been
rather a greenish white; the second couple
were also Captains-Porter, who was quite
frolhy, and Archer, who it seems, despite his
name, was not so good a marksman as his
antagonist.
1t is also reported that the notorious Cap.
tain Walker, OF the Texan Rangers, was kill.
ed by a Mexican ball. Alas, how our Mis-
sionaries have to suffer in the process Of
Mexican Characterization!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26

STOLE A MARCH ON THEM.-While the
Southern clique have been trying to increase
the capital subscribed for their pro-sIavery
paper from $4,000 to $4,000, Duff Green
who, it is reported sought lis editorship,
but was rejected-has got out his prospectus
for a weekly paper of the same character, to
be issued at Washington city, and called
"The Times" 1t is suggested that this in
reference with the plans of the clique, will
materially change their calculations, and may
even cause them to abandon the project, and
content themselves with Duf's Individual
enterprise.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
Fresh Drug. Medicines, &C.

Fresh Drug, Medicines, &C.
= 1'rhVEN-DN y B.LL have received direct from
> PhuIdcip.ul Il large nni well selected stock Of
Dl;UIiS Nr, 10 nA1rI they invite Tia" Inspection Of
thrpr old ru,. .unrrs and lhc pubuc generally. Their
stock CONSISTS .u part d" the following:
Medicines:
C,lomrl. ",mHh"r, '.".a", '#.."c, ed Il Potos
s4u, lriu. ol ron. rnnDtrh, Peruvian barks, India
aud lurz,y m,rrI, II ,ndnrls sar>apluil. l"yhcrry
bark, IrmIorN nlrk, cpmppsIu"n pn"drrs, crrasoie,
cArrlr, o qu'rrr. ,"ra.H and soda powders, h.no'
plukrppl cream VI tartar, &c.
Paints, &c;
Chrome green, chrome yrIiDw, black lead, amp
h,lrt, so~ a.lc,, Ch0n-~r Ecr.n.u hon. Venetian red.
chrome grr, IN ol, Itnrrsc, dry wne lead, rcd lead
gum sheIIc.
DyCstutf:
Indigo. madder, copporAs, Ainm, loswood, annatto,
oil OF NItrO
SundTies:
Morars and p"stIcs, sprruIrs, pill tiles. spring Ian
ccl~ Evans hurcl- genuine, do. imitation, American
thumb ancts, sprung lancet b idcs, teeth hooks pant
bru.hrs yarn-I do, sash do, teeth do matches
trusscs syrugcs, BrIudrths pill, Peters do ,Suppng
ton do Nrlrt's do ,Np"nccrs do, Cook : do. Lee
do lhrusnn : do, app@thccarrcs scales and weights
allspDce, black pepper, gIn5er, mace, cloves, &c
Van Burou, Oct lIth, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

M II ! \. NAl LNS, Nl'' NJ '''T, ,7 '"1 W.. -
w lr,4I. scucr4l assortment oI Drugs -N'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
T0RRAS & 70 GO,
JOHN F0GG
!esKFH ToEE,s,
Main street Van BnTen.

T0RRAS 10000,
Main street van Buren.
~ EsPECTFULLY informs thu cit gems Of this place
II and the surrounding country, that they have JuU
received pet New Hampshire, direct from Ne" orleans
,psuerll assortment Of Dry Gnnd', Clo'Aing' Ha'>
Poots. Shoes. Hardware, Glassware, C'"cAery, al,
Gallery consisting ia part OF the following af'''''
Dry Goods.
Fancy muslin, iacnnet, swiss, null and s'f'Peu ~
rinehlms, prints new styles, linen checks, cotton 10
eounterpn do and strpsd ID co'tonndes Ienen '"'
hmericlnl gambrpons, linen DR. ling crl"r'u ch,"
English and Blndln, hdkts., In"n cimhr'c ahH u'',
silk do sceca ssrEcs, brown aud olrlrhcG o. .5 a"
A. domestic, cotton drlllnss, striped 90 oeu W
dlaes mits black and cnlnrcd, LADIES' and gents gov
do Tr,h linen tapcs linen and cotton, bndn-'' col
ored linen thread spool cotton, cnlt ana vest
needles, paper and pound pins Ne.' Nc'
Clothing.
Grafton c,,ts check and striped Light do, cottonad'
do linen and cottonate pants, Narcotics vests ''
cotton and under shirts, fancy crl'l'' ana su'P
Boots and shoes.
Gents fne .ewed c.f skin boots, do. brogans' wo'
mems do men, youth and boys PegseI o'oSAn'' -
dies kid buskirs, and PrunellI slippers
Hats.
Gents, fashipnabl, neutrl clsmcre, helvcr ana
spnrtnt. pInaml, eghnrn' C'mps Pl''" '4' @'-
ehlldren's !egh0rn, wool white anu o'd'A u''
Hardware.
Knives and forks butcher do, pocket do razor anu
Chapmans razor straps scissors sn'ar'' 'nAI
for Itcbes brass fosses strap hnges, screws car
peners' squares chses, hand saw lies auEer scotch
brace aud bits, drawing knives strruPS spurs ora
rms balances steelyaris, Collins ayes log ana trace
chains, hoes, cofee mills spades ands oEe> 'PnnncG
and 6rlss candle sticks. violin stru5s, bed cords and
plough lines.
Glass Ware. !.
Plain, pressed, huted and heavy cut tnmber'' pam
and rib salts mould caster bottles. WINE glasses and
decanters.
QueenSWare.
Teas, edged plates, breakfast d., Mocho Ptchers'
painted do, telPots, cream Jugs and sugar Oo"'''
Tobacco.
O.oanoco, Grants premium agile brand'and hencky
Which they offer at the lowest market prices, tor
cash or country produce; no! forced but deter
mined to sell, give US call
Van Buren,, May ID, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
STATIONERY.

A GENERAL assortment for sale by
IA STEVENSON g. BELL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
Fresh Groceries.

UyHE subscriber begs leave TO acquunt his old
Il friends and customers, that he Is receiving
arro additions to his extensive stock OF FRESH
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin Il CIegg, on
tho river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he eau sell as low as any 9TH
er establishment for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt 80 kegs nails
100 cotpjo 1000 lbs lead
200 bb's and half bbs 20 kegs powder
Whiskry 90 boxes tobacco
10 hhds sugar 20 soap
Is bbls moIasses 10 " Gunpowdor tea
10 " loaf sugar 10 " Starch
$1,000 lbs iron assorted 20 " boots and shoes
800 plough mouIds 200 lbs sole leather
1000 lbs castings. ass'd 80 SIDES upper do
100 sets wagon boxes Gdozpoiulcd buckets
500 lbs cast steel En-. ) sacks pepper -
gsh, Blister, German, | " ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log CHAINS drawing
chains. tin ware. quoenswlrc. and saddLcry.--
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, an.
many others too numerous to mention; all OF
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August |, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
brings, Medicines &C.

WAlEhS, have 90 strrr and ii, :
w lrslI- gcncEi' assortment VI
En-. lnl Am. C-lome! M''P'"'
~ r,- Nu, ,umirA
E,.I.-.. E.,eulul! nrIs. every variety
= :. r.,, Ointment. iydrs ala Kinds
=, N....r,ir Roots AuGs
r,,h.,-,Hrhyr.c Slrsayar.i,4
aqua ammonia FFF saErAi"'
,I.,,, ,,.r SlI lmmpniac
IlIsll. . pt.tA -, f'. N'''
.r,.,.,.4 ms do Ghu5er
r... ,.r.,.I do Pclru
',,- ,.,.,,rrl do soda
.,-,.,,..,, and line do Tartar
,,r.r.ap Fly seed
E', Windsor do do DO ground
C.nrn4r..,s SPts ulrc
r p., do Lavender
Z. .t ,,,..,,,.,, Spnu .rrs--rn-rsc
f.. "In,I Sugtrol lead, dno & white
l.,,ro,,. p,ppcr Suphtc quuIne
Cr-t.ury syrup 'quIis
ChlofGt ot limo IamHr."d'
d., Soda Tart cuetc--Ens
t,r...s Iva ursI
,.''Ir Varn,n.>-dI,rcrt scTts
C.r.,s snblma.s N"na.' beans
.-.7.r.,rl4r Venice turpcnine
,.,...,r Whrc way
,.,.,r,,l do "r.cP.t1to
C4,.n, AVID powder do """ "' a"''mony
t.tr.uh i-r.S
l.nUr Nlrol Ic'u b1Fey
r..r,s P,pP'-
Erlot d""'' ron
E>lr,ctsassd Phosphorus
F,aur- clmomle PIwTme
=. ,,nLp.n Pa,I.r's adhesive
r.r-.If. Fovu,r a'o,s
t,,I.....prurinn do Charcoal
p,.,,-r root and powd DO do Cum Arabic
,.,,,,.-aU hInds DO Dp,yrs
Hops 90 C",'"'p
II, urIodltc potash do CoI"ynlh
| Iin-I,., Am and Russia do CaurhlrLLis
| I.l.Tr do lp,clc
Ir-uIe Paste do Jlap
/ ,..r,gr 10 I,nIhur5
I,,,J,nrm GD sup. Carl. Soda
] LQnorec GO Hi"mu
=. refined fr'mT'h chalk
u,cnr.,, fine Uurn-'Ncr
d,.ma,l sqrare hard k.r quassa
Mama ..-..
rr,.,r,-nrny Amd,. rr-lnmery- -Ar-a as'or
mrnts, trench and Grrmln. Pants and dye s'F1h
,..t-- n4r.. " .uduw I.l~- H..
\.-ol l.il aud constant supply OF trcn'H ana t.h
II,h chemicals, and or.,,r mnr,ts embraced IN tue
,nr winch they wal d..pn>. oi at "Aolcs4.e ana Eetd
1T an uuuSrI sm all aIInwanrr.
Fort ~mlh, May "n l-'"-I'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

". II. & NJ. MAlERS.
FORT Smith,
HAVE Just received. per steamer Uncle Ben
from phuadephla. further supply Of Drugs
Medicines, and 50 forlh-such as
Yeast, Powders, Sprng Llnccts,
WI,trr's Basnm of " lid Cherry.
Swaynr's Syrnp Of Wild Cherry,
6 Gross Patent Medicines,
Composition Pow"rrs'
Tuomp~on's Eye Water,
Eug III Ca'omeI.
Quun",
Sr-'. Bornx, L5quorcN,
Glass SyrrnL"s, all kinds.
-Four Of SIrbu~, Co?oI Earn:sh,
D,c s.utI,, Pants. Goc.
Jauu9ry ilil. 1871. 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

PAINTS. PAINTS.
White Lead. in Oil. Lithary..
Lamp Black Sand Paper.
Venetian Red. Red Lead
yellow Ocbre. yermiIlion
Vrdcgrs. Blue smalt,
Chrome Yellow. Gold Leaf
Chiome Green. Silver do. H'
Japan Varnish. Bron1cs
CoPaI d." Camel Hair Pencil.
lLnsced on. Paint Brushes.
Spirits IGrPentins. Sash Tools
spanish Brown. Drawing Paper, L..
Glue
In Store and for sale BY
w. II. & VI. MAYERs
go. Druggists; Fort Snt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

SUNDRIES.
= barrels coppcrrs,
u ~ kegs White lead,
y rclms largo wrapping paper.
~ gross CIIrkc's matches.
- boNcs sardIncs,
~ half barrels sIlRratu'.
~ boxes cheap Clarct wine,
= boxes fresh lemons,
10 boxes fresh rdrsns,
81 boxes fine chewing tobacco.
10 boxes western reserved cheese,
| Cask "Pure' port VINE,
ust received and for sale by
HENRY y CUNNINGHAM.
Jan. Is, lSl1. ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
aROSS' WOPEEa
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
AT TIE
HANGER HOUSE,
water street,..Van Buren,, Arkan,as.

TNliE subscriber. having recently taken
~ the changer House" for a term o
;;;,k&, wears. fAtrers himself that he Is no" ready
uiI W to meet the wishes Of the travelling com
s=4-7-%mu munny, by supplying them with every
comfort and convenience which place like this cat
afford
The house situated in the central part Of the city
The rooms large, airy ana c"mmodrous, and have
uudrrgonea rhornugh rcpalr-hltng up with ne"
furniture. Beds and bedding
The subscriber assure, his friends and the public
that no effort on his part shall be wanting to sccnr
comlnrt and satisfaction 10 his guests; and while h'
sollcrs share Of their patronage he hopes, by th'
most reasonable charges and unceasing attention Il
the duties of his vocation. to give entire satisfaction
Terms of Board.
Board and Iodg ug per month with fires, s?O OO
wrthnut tires IL 90
Board per month without lodging l2OO
Transient I.olrdrTs per lay W
Children anD ,crsauts-h4h price.
Horse 90, per day 90
From hrs bolrdvFs he will expect monthly payments
without ttI.
Gentlemen eau at all times he accommodit ID will
excellent rdng horses also with first rate Hack am
a span Of grod horses, wIlha careful driver
Immediately m rear Of and connected with the Ito
TEL good stable with attentive hostcrs and person
arriving on sIeamooIls can at all times be supple
with horses on modcrAtc terms.
j. ;. GROSS.
IL,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03

49, reed and iur siIr, per steamer Arkansas No
u f. 100 sacks salt; Hhds Of prmc sngrr, 81 sacks
me, coffee; hbIs r. hpu.' mr'I>sr>. hbi rICc
I hn.c. hest chewing toDrrrD; ) basket, oi superior
rlIpurrc. ) boxes >up"rnf rlIr"t wur; c"h panied
bu.kcr-. KEGS bar I.d, bb, ginger C,l mustard,
Nr. Ou hand complete assortment of Dry ''oods
Had ware, boots, SINUS aud C"rN'ry, all Of winch
Is rtI-rd an pcl-irg terms, and Will be- exchanged nr
i,.-ua,. beet hides dcIr skins cotton aud all other
,.,,,,,,ry prodyrn. c. L. PIrkErT
Yam ii',r,u J,Iuc 9th lG.--I1. Front street
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-03
NOTICE..

MEMS HEAVY CALF BOOTS
W do water proof do,
do kip do,
do cowhde do,
boys do do,
mems \ boys kip brognns,
do do thick do,
All binds of Ladies and Misses shoes
For sale by WALLACE & WARD'
Nov. ls, '46-3S.
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purposes passed July 4, 1890.
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IN making appropriations the waroi snyice for e
gear ending The thie June, fhousa~d eight k~"4rsd
mad f,vfu

IN making appropriations for the narot service for s
ending the hirfie june fhousawd eight h~~4sd
and forty eight aN
For pay Of commission, warrant, as~ petty
officers and s.amen, including Ve engineer -. -. :.
corps of the navy n. - -S,Bz,S06 %
For pay oil thirteen addtio,ss' assistant sur
geons whose appointmer II hereby author N oxo az
. lZsd l1S0V w
For pvrotecbns for the service of the navy 800 90
For provisions for commission, warrant, ana
petty officers and seamen, including engi-
and marines attached to vessels tor sea e 90 "a
service S|opUoo 81
And thete shall be allowed instead OF the sum
allowed by law, three cents per day IN N
lieu of the spirit rations In the navy 10 DO
paid monthly TO such persons as may elect 70
receive the same, who shall actually draw
their rations in kind,
For an additional clerk for Bureau Of Provision
and Clothing isUO o.
For surgeons necessities, and appliances for
the sick and hurt OF the naval service, ncu.
ding the marine corps, including three thou
sand dollars for pay of the superintendent,
who shall be either captain, commander, . - .
or lieutenant in the navy 1910 90
For the increase repair, armament, and equip fets
ment of the navy, and wear and tear of YES
sells in commission, including coal for steam. ~ y.
and purchase of hemp 2,500,000 On
Tor ordnance and ordnance stores, including In
incidental expenses I'll $50 90
For nautical books, maps charts, and instru-
mens binding and repairing the same, and
all the expenses Of the photographed office $3.50 %