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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.


WORCESTER,
At meeting of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County Of
Worcester the Goth day of January A. ID. le47 by
adjournment
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will the public house of
Phineas w. Wait, in said Worcester on Monday. the
fifteenth day Of March ner at two O'Clock in the
noon, by publishing atested copy of saio Petition
and of this Order thereon in public news paper
printed said Worcester three weeks successively the
last publication to be fourteen days, least before the
said fifteenth day of March next.
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun.
ty, or his Deputy, the Selectmen said towns
of Worcester, West Boylston, and Harvard, EACH with
an atested copy Of said Petition and Order thirty DAYS
ut least and also post atesed copy thereof in two
public places in each of said Worcester West
Boylston and Harvard, fourteen days. al least before
the said fifteenth day of March next al which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed 10 view The
routes set forth in said Petition, hear all persons and
corporations interested therein who may then and there
desire to be heard thereon and they shall adudee IN
the prayer OF said Petition ought TO be granted then
TO direct the manner in which said ways shall be altered
over the routes above described and to assess ali suc
damages as any person Corporation NAV sustain Nv
the alterations aforesaid
Attest, WILLIAM JENNIsoN, Clerk pro TEN.
copy OF the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn
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TAKE NOTICE.

- TIE MII Sq6s,T5er odeTs g selI hs MuOLEN
EsAA gether with one Dwelling House. and Is acres Of
Land three of which is good Woodland, situated in South
Windsor about miles from the City OF Hartford
never-failing The Mill during The last summer
repaired, with wheel, and other necessary
pairs for running. Any desIrous of buying a small
Mill will find it object call Immediately. the Mill
be sold by the first OF April next. TITUS OLCOTT.
South Windsor, Feb 20. 3w8
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Teeth Removed without Pain,

The use of the LETHEoN, (or Anodyne Vapor)
in Dentistry erccsiUe granted by the Patenlee to the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP IL HARRIS, who have used so suc-
cessuy since its introduction would invite those desiring
to rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their Office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skully performed on reasonable terms.
d30 Rooms 1874 Main-street
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable, ard highly ecacious
article, can be shown from the most unquestonable
thory OF Physicians and those who have used during
the last Is 20 years Indeed its reputation is well
established that it has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed VIM JoNN CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON, (late Reed, Wing &
Cuer Propretors. For sale by Druggists Apohecaries
and Country Merchants generally in Worce,ter by j.
GREEN & Co. Price so en- Dec IL.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate in Worcester.

"a ON TUESDAY. the Sixteenth day of March negt
fa1IA " at II O'Clock A NJ. the premises will be-
4ss4s sold that valuable REAL ESTATE pleasantly sit
uaed the corner of Summer and Charles Streets recent
y owned by CLAUCIUs B. LONG. The House is stories
high built in the most thorough and workmanke manner
well arranged for convenience and comfort with never
failing well OF excellent There is also on the prem
Uses good arm and CARRIAGE HOUSE, with a va
rety of choice FRUIT TREES.
Mr. Long has recently expended nearly thousand dol
lars in making repairs and Improvements upon The House
and premises and decidedly the neatest and
most desirable locations in Worcester.
Further infarnaion in relation the premises may be
had by calling Mr. LONG at his Room under Brinley
Hall, of WATERMAN A. FISHER, Esq, or
CHAS. p. BANCROFT. Assignee
Worcester, Feb IL. Nv of Claudius b. Long
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STORE mo- LET.

80 TTNHE subscriber offers to LET for one or more
sg.Ts1 l. years, his STORE in the Centre viege of
EaSA LANCASTER 1t is an old stand and probably of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ond story over said Store which for several years have
been occupied TAILoR's SHOP they excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment DRUGS and MEDICINES. with
Cases. Drawers, &c., may be had with the Store desir
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept l. dwstfs5
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DIED.

CunI, 30.
In Barre, Feb II, Will Fanny Henry, 81.
In liardwick, Jan 81, Wild Rachel Newcomb, of Green
witch, rs.
In Ftchbug, Feb IL Mr. Jacob Fullum 81; l4th James
w. chatham, of Benz Chatman late of the U. States
Army, %.
In Templeton, Feb II, Mrs Bridget S wife of Mr. Ezra
Hudson, 81.
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A NUMBER ofAgens are wanted to obtain subscribers
N for HAYWARD'S MASSACHUSETTS GAZET-
TER In the counties Of Franklin Hampshire Hampden,
Worcester Mddesex and various other parts Of the State
Also in some parts the neghborng States This pop
uar work Just published and sold by subscription only
large compensation is allowed TO induce agents 10 pay
for the books on delivery. .. -. ....,u
For further particulars inquire of JOHN HAYWARD,
No. rs Cornh, Boston, or at the spy Oince' Jan ~
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WarshaI's Notice

Marshals will be attendance at the Town Hall to seat
Ladies.
Members of the Order will meet at Quinsgamond Hall
at 81 o'clock. c. c. CHAMBERLIN,
Feb is. Chief Marshal.
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WANTED.

GOOD " Mndyour- business' Carriage Maker to set
n tie amongst the industrious and intelligent people Of
South Royalaton II is growing village the Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad with in OF the
above business with plenty of timber with Power shop
to let In which is one of DANIELS PLANNING MACHINES
which will be run on reasonable terms.
DOORS, SAsHES, BLINDS, md BOXES, for sale.
SO. Royaston, Feb %. LUTHER HARRINGTON.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

"A FleaSanL Situation Tor Sale,
"a rENHE beautiful Estate situated in the east pal of
lAh Central Village in Uxbrdge, recently occr pied
SSalAhy Dr.. George WILLARD; consisting of about ten
acres of Land, two story Dwelling House with piazza
TWO Sides Barn. she'd and other Out buildings There
is variety Of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk of stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad one Of
the desirable residences in the County Worcester
Application may be made TO Col. JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbridge to either Of the subscribers Worcester.
w. o BARTLETT,
JOHN G. YMAN.
Worcester, Jan Is l847. dwistfS
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B. e. HUTCHINSON.

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) l66 MAIN ST..
MANUFACTURERS and Dealer in HARNESSES. SAD.
w DIES, BRIDES, -Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
Ia LARS. Also Trunks, paiisss aud Carpet Bags Coach
SIs anu i"'g WHiPs, &c, GF Repairing done short
ho'iOc' Worcester, Jan l6.
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AUCTION,

s-a w I'LL be sold at public anction Wednesday,
EssfA ~ the seuenteenth day of March neat, two
Ao O'Clock in the afternoon, Nos. Is and II Summer
Street in Worcester all the Real Estate formerly owned
and occupied by HEzEKIAH II. SMITH, deceased. said
Estate will be sold subject mortgages Conditions made
known the time of sale
ABIGAIL w. R. SMITH, Executrx
Worcester .Feb. l6. of the Will of said deceased.
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MARRIED.

In Crafsbury, VI, by the Hon. Samuel c. Crafts VIM
E. Green, Esq, OF this town. TO Mrs Elizabeth T. Collins
Of Boston.
In Melville, Feb 4th, Mr. Gilbert B. Comstock to Miss
Abby Greene.
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WHEREAS, my wife Lucinda, has left my bed and
wv hoard without Just cause or reason therefore for
bid all persons harborng trusting her ON my account
shall pay debts Of her contracting after this date
West Mbury, Feb 90 l947. d3wt CHARLES BURR.
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WANTED.

"A A SMALL FARM W thin 8 miles of this village
esmA n suitable for the culture Of Fruit For further
particulars, inquire at this Office. dwtt Feb 2.
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Tenement to be Let,

IA CUITABLE for small family five minutes walk
f4fA - from the Town House. of Main-st
dkssAsession given April Apply at this Office. is
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Fire Insurance.
THE RTNA INSuRANCE C0MPANY.


No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
NTH q sound and dudiiabie Capital II S25O.OOO.
OFFER their protection agains; loss damage BY fire to
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandize
generally, Factories, and Mills the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly qnarer
cenuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and lis
promptitude in paying LOSSES well known and esta5
shed. THOMAS X, BRACE. p, gsidcnf
SIMEON l.. LOomIs Secretary.
Hartford March 6, s45 istf
r Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred for particulars to A. II. BUL
LOoH, ESQ.,, in Worcester. Mass
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AUCTI0W.

"a ON SATURDAY NEXT, Feb 20, at II O'Clock
enfA ~ PM, will be sold Pa lie Ancion the House
LEE known as the OLD STORE HOUSE belonging to
DIR SARGENT pleasantly situated the south road about
SO rods from the Academy, and containing enough
for the accommodation OF considerable family Possess
given after the first of pril
Leicester, Feb H. l847. EVi CHHSON, Agt.
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WASHINGT0N'S BIRTH DAY.
Extraordinary Attractions (!

.AI' BRIWLEY HILL.
Monday IL Tuesday Evenings, Feb % Il %.
THE public respectfully Informed that the series of
i entertainments commenced by Mr. G Fl. HILL will
be resumed the above evenings when by the particular
request of large number families will be exhibited the
much admired moral Tableanx in three parts entitled
ROSINA MEADOWS. THE VILLAGE MAID,
Or Temptations UnUerled
supported by Messrs GoODNOw, LEFAvoR, PACKARD E.
w. JoNE, and Misses W EsTERN. PENsoN, and ROBERTS
After the Tableaux Popular Song by Miss Roberts
titled the CRACOVEINNE MAID, terminating with
Horhplpe.
The evenings recreations to conclnde witk Tab
leaux written expressly for the Company entitled the
PRIZE, or 2, A, 5, o.
Cards of admission only IS cents To commence at
O'Clock. Feb %.
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REAL ESTATE EAR SAFE.

On ACRES of excellent LAND situated about | mile
~ from Worcester Town House, on the main road tc
Leicester owned by the subscriber. Also So acres
situated in New Worcester, called the SrEARNs LAND
Apply TO HENRY HEY WOOD.
Worcester Feb 9. e.
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WaChusett Hotel Princeton, Mass.
Y

49, YTNHIS well known Establishment is offered TO
fA rent The present lease expires April LIST, 1874
- and possession will be given at or within that tint
if application is made the sabccriber.
Princeton, Dec Is. WARD N. BOYLSTON.
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NOTICE

HE subscriber having sold his interest the Furniture
Store, No 1877 Main Street. to Messrs. BURT d KIM
BALL. takes this opportunity thank his friends for their
past avors and begs continuante Of the his
cessors who have all the facilities for supplying any Kin
of goods Ia their line, al the shortest notice and the
lowest rates, and will themselves their sGl
port.
All persons having demands against the subscriber
requested TO present the for payment and all those
indebted 10 him requested to make payment VIM.
A. MOVES, who is authorized to settle the same.
Worcester, Jan l, ls47. JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
The subscribers having purchased the stock
and stand OF Mr. JOSEPH BUCKI Ely, l57 MAIN STREE
where they will keep extensive fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, BED-STEADS, SOFAS,
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
&C &c. which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
at the old stand formerly Noyes Longs
All kinds of CABINET WORK made TO order. The
patronage of the public is respect lily solicited and every
exeron will be made satisfy every and merit their
support. BURT IL KIMBALL.
Worcester Jan /, 1S47. dw3
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DRAWING.

HENRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice, that
Ii he prepare to give instruction in Lead Pencil nd
Crayon Drawing and Painting in Water Colors at his
Room M. l56 MAIN ST. For please inquire The
Room diff Worcester, Jan z.
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WORCESTER and NASHUA Rail Road.

PROPOSALS for u: nishng CROSS-TIES, TIMBER,
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be received at the Office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Specidcati ms of which may e had on application to
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer or either Of the
following named Gentlemen
ELI W, HoLBRooK, Esq, West Boylston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq, Lancaster. P. WdITcoMB Esq Harvard
N. p. SMITH, Esq Groton-As F. LAWRENCE ESQ, Pen
pereli-1HoMAs w. GILLIs, ESD Nashua
WIN. A. WIFE ELER, Agent,
Worcester, Dec l846 ep3!e1pt SO w. & Mr. r. Co.
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$4,000,

all paid in and well invested Directors-Wm Rho les
Robert Stafford, Amos d. Smith, Resolved Waterman,
Shuhsel Hutchins, Ebcne7er Kelley Tully d. Brown Ma
hane Bishop, George s. Rathbone, Caleb Harris bez
Boil, ok, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. reck
Persons wishing for Insurance requested to din
their applications, (Which shonld be accompanied with
particular description of the property per mall the
President Secretary of the Company, and the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALIEN 0. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co u
Office, Nov 8, 1876.
~ The subscriber is authorized receive Applicant
for Insurance 10y the above Company.
W. o. BARTLETT,
Office in Bulman Block
Worcester Jan l, lS47. dstf
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HOvey's Patent Straw Cutters.

TENHE subscribers manufacture and now offer
n for sale these celebrated machines at reduction
from former prices of about 90 per cent, Wis
Number / $3.50 Number 5 $1,000
do 2 1000 do 4 1900
Larger Cutters for hand power and those made to
cut feed very fine with from TO IL Knives prices pro-
portionabv reduced They will warrant the machines
which they manufacture superior any Others in the
market for cutting Hay, Straw Oornstocks.
Nuts and Washers for sale, and punched to order
c. HOvEY CO., Summer 81.
Worcester Feb , 5w5
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.
Eighth Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby given that the 9Th Assessment (of
Ten Dollars each shae has laid by the Board
Of Directors PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
MARCH NEXT, at the Treasurers Office, Washington
Buildings, in the City of Providence.
o. Interest from the first day of March will be charged
on all payments made previous the 9Th day of
March ISAAC BROWN Treasurer
Providence, Feb'y Is, le47. dtM12
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ORANGES AND LEMONS
90 BOXES Fresh Sicily OR 4NGES and LEMONS Just
" received and for sale low BY
Worcester, Feb l2. d3w B. BUPMAN g. co.
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LEICESTER ACADEMY.
THE Spring Term in this Institution will commence on
Thursday, the 25th inst.
Tuition in the English branches S350-Languages 1850
per quarter JOS. A. DENNY, Sec'y
Feb II. dw3w7 Of the Board OF Trustees.
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FIRE INSURANCE.,

THE American Insurance Company, Prcvi-
L deuce, R l.. continue insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden, and other Man
utacto les Buildings and Merchandise, favorable terms
The Capital Stock,
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HORSE CART WANTED.
A SECONDHAND one Horse Cart Inquire nj the
IA SPY Office. dis4Iwlt Feb 10
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-29
Ohio LEGISLATURE,

In eur notice ofthe Legislature of yes-
terday morning, we stated the fact that the
SENATE refused to print the report of the
committee appointed to investigate the
books, papers, &c, Of the Auditor and
had demanded the reading of the document,
and that the reading, after various interrup-
tions, had progressed until the Senate took
a recess.
The afternoon session commenced with
the reading Of the report. Mr. Corwin, of
Clinton. who manifested extreme uneasi-
ness during the infiction, again moved the
reading be dispensed with. The Speaker
decided the motion out of order, and MIR Cor
win appealed from the decision ofthe Chair.
In stating the question, the Speaker back
cd out of his decision in the morning, that
the reading, by vote Of the Senate could
have been refused, and took the broad and
proper ground that member, called upon
70 vote on aproposition for action on q re-
port, could not by vote of the Senate, be
dsbarred of the right of hearing the report
read. After discussion, the decision was
sustained by a vote OFF, yeas to nays;
Messrs. Cerwin, Johnson, Lewis, Stutson,
and ilson alone voting in the negative.
The reading again commenced, and con-
dnued until the Senate adjourned.
In the course Of the debate, it was argu-
ed BY whig Senators that the Auditor and
treasurer had not been shown the report,
and that they had had no opportunity Of Of
fering rebusting testimony, and hence the
report should not be printed until such time
had been given these officers as would ena-
bic them to offer rebutting testimony. In
reply, Mr. Reemelin showed that the inyes.
tigation was confined to the books of the of.
ficers-that as he understood, the report
was made on the information contained in
the offices of the Auditor and Treasurer.
During the session of l846-'47, when the
''Rascally Report was made bya travel
ling committee, appointed by the Legisla-
ture, proved, as has been shown, before 4
court Of justice to be slanGerous, an effort
was made to allow Mr. Dickinson, one Of
the slandered individuals, to examine it,and
it was refused, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing from the journals, which was read
by MIR. Reemelin:
l. "Mr. Edgerton, (see pages $50 and 5S1 of the
Senate Journal of the session of 1s46J47,) from
The select committeeto which was referred the
memorial of Rodolphus Dickinson. Esq, rela-
fiVe to certain charges against him, contained
IN tho report of the Commissioners to examine
tAsrbooks and accounts of the Board of Public
VOTES made the following report:
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Excess of expenditures over means
July l, 1910, S3G,274o55 90
The Secretary then proceeds to re-
mark upon the contingencies OF the war
with regard to the revenue: and upon the
propriety of establishing war duties and
adopting other measures towards keeping
the loans that may be necessary at mini
mum sum. These consist Of recommenda
tons of an advalorep duty Of 25 per cent.
on tea and coffee; the reduction and gra-
duation of the price of the public lands;
and the extension of the pre-emption priv
lege to every bona tfde settler; from all of
which is estimated an annual revenue in
the aggregate Of $4,500,OO0. By the a.
dopllon of these measures, the loan might
be reduced to S17,OOO,OOO.
The subject Of military contributions in
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-29

ocRIPTURE PREDICTIONS OF RAIL ROADS
AND CoLLIsIoNs.-Mr. RusseIs made a
speech on the occasion Of the great cele-
bratIon held by the Northern Rail Road
Company, in which he quoted the follow
ing prophecy from Nahum, chapter 2, va
"The chariots shall rage in the streets:
they shall jostle one against another in the
broad ways; they shall seem like torches,
they shall run like lightning.'
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O. Jones, the sculptor, is now engaged
in modelling bust Of Thomas Corwin, of
Ohio, for number Of the Ex-Governor
political admirers. The bust Of Canales
should also be procured by the same patriots
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-29

from the Union.
.e.-,. STANZAS.
BY JESSE E. Dow.
The brazen trumpet calls to arms;
The flag of battle waves
Young Valor fees from Beauty's charms,
And every danger braves;
"a Thro' dreary wastes and painless woods
The volunteer goes forth,
And shouts amid the solitudes
The war cry of the North.
Above the dead of other days
The glittering files advance;
In passes wild, their cannon blaze
On many cleaning lance;
On lofty towers on dizzy heights,
. On ranparts sown with death,
The Eagle of the North arrives,
And braves the battles breath.
They 60, the generous and young,
Their fathers pride and stay;
They lisped the patriots oath and sung
The hymn of glory's day;
The swords of Seyenty-six they bear,
The old drums lead them ON,
The starry aag-Oh! it is there
As when its fame was won.
They fight; they bleed; they win they die;
They sleep on every hill
The Aztec maid, with streaming eye,
Above them watches still;
The rivers whispering DER their sands,
Their names to mountains tell,
And fame repeats to other lands
How Freedoms soldiers fell
They fight, they bleed, they win, they live,
They tread the royal halls
Their open hands rich blessings give
Ts Poverty's sad thralls;
Their starry fs.,g floats wide and free
O'er superstitions cells,
The valleys thunder liberty,
And high tbs anthems swells.
Hhs strews with thorns the soldiers way!
Who calls him back to shame2
Who scorns the brave in glory's day,
-. And brands his honest name 7
Who bids the conqueror's banner trai17
The lion-hcarted turn2
Oh! lame them not but draw veil
# Around their living urn.
UAsHlsaroN, Dec. -, 1s47.
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Excess of expenditures over means,
July l, 1s4S, $15,729, Ia 27
The estimated receipts, means and ex-
penditures, for the fiscal year, commenc-
cling July I, l645, and ending June 30,
l649, are,
From customs, S32 100000 90
From sales of public land, 100000 90
From miscellaneous sources, 100000 90
Total revenue 35,1OO,O0O 90
Deduct deficit, July 1, 1s4s, 1929, ia 27
Means available for services of fis-
cal year, ending Jnne 80, 1919, Sl937o,SS5 73
The expenditures during the same peri
cd, as estimated by the several Depart
ments of State, Treasury, War, Navy, and
Post Master General, arc,
The balance of for
mer appropria-
tions which will
be required to be
expended this yrs 1,475,21o II
Permanent and in
definite appropri-
ations, 4,5s7,577 50
Specific appropria-
tions asked for
this year, 1853, ,153 13
Civil list, foreign
intercourse, and
miscellaneous, S 5,613,06l SO
Army proper, ,volun-
teers, and Militia
~ Academy, s2,oo7,o2s 40
Fortifcations; ord
nance, arming mi
lita, etc. 2O45,16o 90
Pensions 1,694,31S "a
Indian department. ,4O1 81
Naval establishment, 10 o,9o5, ,55S SIS
Interest on public
debt and Treasu-
ry notes, 2,453, ,4o2 6s