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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
Il. NJ. Parker's
DAGUERREOTYPL MINIATURE Rooms

In The Thomas building, College ST., Burlington, w.
MR. PARKER has recently returned from New
wi York with Apparatus and large quantity of
Stock Of superior quality including variety of Coin
AND PLATED LocKErs Miniatures can be had fifty
per cent better than produced by any in this part
OF the country, and at less price
Persons will do well to call and examine specimens
before purchasing Pictures of Country Operators who
have but partial knowledge of the business.
n. BAN Pictures warranted TO be superior to any
produced in this part OF the country or else they need
not be taken.
Rooms open from A. NJ to p NJ. Pictures taken
equally well in ccudy IN clear weather.
Burlington, Dec. 8, lSi7. "a
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Watches, JeWe;ry 4 Clocks
e.. b j. V. RANDALL. has Just returned from
q. Lg New York with large assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND CLOCKS
Fancy ARTICLES AND Toys,

consisting in part of the following articles
Fine Gold Levers and Lepincs, Silver Levers full
Jewelled and Verge WATCHES; Gold Fob and
Guard Chains; gold Spccks and Thir.bes; large
assortment OF Stone and Cameo Pins. OF the latest
styles Stone and Cameo Bracelets Diamond Rings
plain chased stone and scale Rings Of every descrp-
tom gold Slides and Keys gold Lockes OF different
patterns large assortment OF Ear Drops and Rings
gold and pearl Studs, plain and stone setting gold
Snaps OF all sizes silver Darts Pins and Birds pearl
and shell Card Cases ivory Tablets bead and silk
Purses silver Pencils steel and silver Specks Scis
sors, Knives and Razors: tooth, hair and cothe,
Brushes And he will keep constantly on hand good
assortment OF such goods come in his line, and sell
as low as can be bought elsewhere
J. V. RANDALL.
Burlington, Oct. ~ 1877 l6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
COMSTOCK'S CELEBRATED MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR

THE universal approval and continued demand for
this valuable unguen, is the best test OF its estab
llshed worth, for the Of burns scalds, bisered
surfaces, tor sores of all kinds OF however long stand
ing, and all external lrrltatUns at once convince
the sufferer that its name is truly d-COmStOck s
Magical PAIN Ertractor!
Sold in Tin Boxes, fitted for any climate, at % cts
80 cts, and 81 each, by A. l.. Coilsock, No Court
and-st n. Y; and by A. c. SPEAR and THEo A.
PECK, Apothecarles, Burlington. 10
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4 LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS
IN TIVE SLIENIE Of
ptrenology, Physiology. and Magnetism
PubEsIed by F"rlors d. WIS,
1871 Nassau Street, New York.

PubESled By Fmciors d. wis,
l3l Nassau Street, New York.
DliRENOLOGY proved illustrated, and ap-
plied-A practical standard work on the
science Sl,0O
Physiology Animal and Mental-appled to the
preservation aud restoration OF health. so
Sell Cul'ure-AppIled 10 sell training and per-
itc,i0n Of character. 80
Memory and intellectual lmprovemrut---Gre
iy enlarged and improved, a superior work 80
Hereditary Descent-lts laws ana facts applied
to human improvement. so
Rel zion Natural and keveaed--Or the NOR
a bearing, OF PhrtnooIy. 80
Combs Physology-Wlth notes and observa
tons, best edition. IS
Love aud rentnge-Applied to the improve
Amotycness--Ur the evils and remedies of ex-
cessjye srHuauy. l2s
Temperance aud Tight Lacing in one VOL
The most powerful documents IN PRINT. II.
Mairlmuny--Or PHI, nology applied to the Sc
lection OF companions tor lite. 25
Education founded on the Nature of Manly
g. Spurzhem with an appendix and H.
usratous. so
Psychology for Schools and Fami s-Beautinl-
.y illustrated Sinpliiied and nlapted TO youth. 25
Pmenoiogy Tor Schools aud Famllles--Two
invaluable works hy MIS- l.. y Fowler. 50
Fascinatlon-Dr the Philosophy OF Charming. 40
Woman--ller education ami influence. BY
Mrs Hugo Reid 40
The Philosophy Of MesmeTism-A course of
A sober aud Temperate Lilc-By Cornaro, who
attained the remarkable age oil l0i years. 25
Synopsis %, phrenoogy and Physioogy-A
description OF the functions Oh the body
and the mind, l2s
Marlage-lts history, ceremonies, and philos-
ophy 81.
chronological Guide--Designed for students
Illustrated. 10
The reeth-Their structure, diseases and treat
ment, IL
Chemlstrv-Its application to Physiolog'h Ag-
riculiure, and Commerce. q
Elements ofAnmal Magnetsm-Applied to the
reef OF human suffering. -
Why will you die by j. G. a. Lugol. s.
A voice to youth, addressed to \ Dung Men aud
Young Ladies 5
Phrenol0gcal Almanac for 1913.
American chronological Jolrual-PubIished
monthly. ut one dollar year. 10
Edinburgh chronological Journal for lSiS--
George Combe principal editor. 30
PhIenoIogc0l busts-laIge 10
do do small
For sale by e. GOODRICH,
Agent for the chronological Journal, and all Of Row
lei & Wells publca lions.
Burlington Dec. II, lsi7
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no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
JOHNSON'S
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.

TOR removing all pimples and cutaneous affections
( OF the skin, giving q healthy action and rudy
hue, os well rs healing all chaps and roughncss pro-
uced by harsh winds or exposure to the severity of the
weather Being, likewise, one of the most delicious
Toilet Soaps in use.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Medical La.
tHratoiy OF A, L Comstock and Ha,ch g. Co, No. 6
CouTtandt.st., N. Y. For sale by A. C. SrEAR and
THEo. A PECK, Apothecaries, Burlington. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
JOlINSON'S WALNUT OIL MILITARY
WING SOAP

INtlS peculiarly inestimnbie compound is the in
1 vcnon OF our Mr. VIM. Johnson and has now
become so exceedingly popular that no other article
can give such universal satisfaction Other rrespon-
slbe persons are attempting to initiate it in appear
ance but all such is spurious and counterfeit on Mr.
Johnson's genuine article
The public will only be secure by purchasing from
us regular Agents OF the highest responsibility
throughout the United States
Also every description OF the most choice scented
Soaps in extra embossed gilt labels. Essences for the
Handkerchief, Cologne Water Hair Oils Pomlnades
Cosmetics, Tooth Powders, and every article cmbra-
ced IN the PerImery department. at \. l. Cums,ock's
No. Courtlandlst opposite the National Hotel y Y
In Burlington by a. {. SPEAR and THEo a. PECK,
ApothecaIes 10
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Arrival Extra.

A r the Peoples Store has been received extra
"a lot OF Goods for Chedp Winter Trade, such as
Shawls from 80 cents to s 80.
Oregon Gala and Scotch Plaids, for Cloaks, from
so cents to 81 80 per yard
Silk Thibets and Netinos, for dresses and cloaks
from 80 cents to 81 80 per yard
Fnnges GImps aud Buttons of all shades and colors
together with increased supply OF all goods gener
ally wished. A isO-
Carpetings, Oil Cloth, Paper lIanGngs, Crockery
Glass Ware, and very large stock OF Nuts lioas
Fur Caps, Fur Trimmings Buffalo Robes etc etc
which by the Peoples Agent will be sold cheapat
HOWARD'S.
Burlington Nov "a lSi7 -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07

Sn0 DOE CHEWING, various brands $50
cSPO Boxes do do 400 Half Boxes do do; 1870
One Quarter Boxes do do; 100 Canisters of ]. Andcr
sons Premium Fine Cut Chewing, OF finest quality,
for sale by J. BRADLEY & co.
Darlington Nov 49, South Wharf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
lOMSTOCK'S OLDRIDGE's BALM OF Co

~ LuMB1A-The best and cheapest preparation for
the Hair offered to the public Discovered in the
year 1881, by John VI. Odridge. For sale by A L.
Comstcck, No. CourtIandt-st opposite the National
Hotel. \. e.; and by a. c. SPEAR and THEo a. PECK,
Apothecaries, Burlington 10
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JOHNSON'S NEWLY INVENTED
SUN FLOA En- SHAVING SOAP.
Hard ware.

0NIIE undersigned offer to purchasers stock o
i heavy and shelf HARDW ARE, comprising
variety of goods pertaining the various branches OF
the trade which have been selected with great care
both in regard to perfection in style and finish and
rcasonabcncss in price. Purchasers respectfully
solicited to call. STRONG, DOOLTTTLE Il co.
Nov 80 1917
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
DR.. RICHARDS,

THE CELEBRATED INDIAN DOCTOR,
I ESPECIFuLLY gives notice. that he has a
~ ken up his residence in Burlington Rooms Il,
the FRANKLIN HoTEL
He has with him The Celebrated Indian Vapor
Bath, Q - free and independent OF steam At All
the patient will nhale is the medicinal virtues of roots
and herbs suited to any disease with which the pa
tent may be afflicted.
DIR. RIcHARps is well known in many of the cities
towns aud villages throughout the United States
Many hundreds OF patients have been relieved by hi.
skill. He can speak undersandingy III the French
language, two tongues in Indian, as well as in Eng
llh
Cali and see him
Burlington, Dec. 3, 1877. 23tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
LIFE INSURANCE.

V'HE STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE;
Company, OF Worcester, Massachusetts oontiu.
ue to issue policies lives, OH the most iavornbe
terms.
HON. JOHN DAVIS Presidcnt
1n6 GEO. Il. SHAW Aren't
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.JOhnsOn,s Miriam EsaIsann.

.DOhnsOM's Nirll;ll EIa1S1lll.
L>OR identifying, cleansing and promoting the
l. growth OF the Hair. There is scarcely nation
in the world in which the Beauty of the Hair is not
considered an object of considerable importance. For
the requirement preservation OF this beauty, clean
illness, the absence of scur proper degree OF luxur
ance the quality Of holding III curl and fine mellow
gloss, are desirable that various preparations have
been from time TO time put forth by which it has been
attempted to produce all of these effects
Many of them are, it is known by experience, abso-
lutey negative, others either detrimental often
sve, and few possess some individual quality which
renders them superior TO those with which they are
cassed. Mr.. Johnson has. however had the good
fortune to discover composition, the "Mirfdn Bal
sam which he confidently offers to the public, pos
sessiug all the desired qualities.
| For sale by A. l.. Conslock, No 6 Courtandt- st
opposite the National Hotel, N.Y; aud by A. c. SPEAR
! and THEo. A. PECK. Apolhecaries. Bnrlinnton. L.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
Il. Katcllclder,

HAVING lately returned from the cities OF New
L York and Boston is prepared furnish his GUS
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Buskins French Morocco and
Goat Caters (lgce the side ,)Lades and Gentemens
Rubbers OF all kinds. .iiso Sole Leather, French
Calf Goat and French Morocco Innings Shoe
Thread, Pegs, Mems Hair Overshoes, Youths and
Children's Bootees Boys and ouths Boots, and r ub
bers, Gents Dancing CATERS, etc.
Being DESTROYS 10 conduct business within his means
he is not prepared to furnish " for the Million" bn
would say To his numerous customers that he can fur
nish them with good an article be purchased
in the city as cheap as the cheapest All kinds o
Boots and Shoes, CATERS etc. made to order ane
warranted.
Nov. "a, 1919
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
Cheshire Railroad.

sss:;;.5 :.zi;..5 g., g.;
n and alter October 18th, Trains will run over this
" Road as follows
Passenger Trains will be run to Winchcndcn in
connection with the fchburg Trains, which leave
Charestown at 7 A. NJ. ana p. NJ.
From Wmchendon at As A NJ and 10 p NJ.
connecting witt the second and the last Fitchburs
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New Hamp-
shire, and the State of Vermont will deliver and re-
ceive passengers at Winchcndon in connection with
oil the above Trains
a Freight Train will be run daily each way in con.
nection with the usual fchburg Freight Trains.
r. NJ. EDW ARDS, President.
October 25, 1917 l9tt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
TO Wool Growers
SaXOny Bucks For Sale,
I'M THE FARM OF BARNARD SANFORD ESQ.

" of Castleton Vt The above Bucks are of fine
saxony blood, purchased the present from the
flock of Henry Swift Esq. OF Poughkeepse Duchess
for sale the present year y Mr. Swift, and Sc
lected in the month OF February last for unness and
evenness OF fleece, and now OF large size in good
condition with long, tine, thick wool, thick upon the
belly and legs. The flock OF Mr.. Swift is prime sax
ony, with no mixture ofmerno in them. The stock
sold by us, the following note from DR.. Goldsmith,
Mr. Sws son in law, will show -
Castleton Oct. s. 1Si7.
Dear Sir;-My father in Law, Henry Swift of
Poughkecpsie, owns and has sold into Vermont moth
ing but the purest bred Slxony sheep Those sold
TO Mr. BrchaId OF Shoreham, are OF that stock
Respectfully NJ. GOLDSMITH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
[HARDWApr1 EEAGAR&ARTHUR

.nnnlics ~ gNnDI m =, N HTe now RECEIVING new
lWS bPE OF oADDLhRY Coach and ShelfHARD-
cl1es, Paints Oils, Vamshes, etc. anu Medi-
Burlington, 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
CLARK, FISK & GO.
22s FL LION STREET.. YORK

i'i caIdles OF various qualities. Also, 90 900
pdcka@es oDacco, comprising various brands and
lualLiesi Pipes and Segars, Naccoboy aud scotch
ohuii New Orleans, Porto Rico, st Croix and Ha-
sana Soiiee, crushed Loaf and Powdered sugars;
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nueiveas st Crox, Inn
i 1dhd ana uba Noasses Halt Boxes, Box and keg
Itaislhsi y Domingo, Cuba, Rio, Lagura Sumatra
ana Java Coffee Plmento, Pepper, Ginger Nutmegs
Loves Mustard, Cassia Fancy and Bar Soap Sperm
ana Mould Candies, Winter and Summer OIl,, Mack
efei' salmon, Shad, Herring Picked and Dry Cod,
ana iu ana general assortment OF Groceries which
we oer Tor sale at the very lowest market prices and
TO winch we invite the attention OF tie country mer-
chaIt CLARK. FISK Il Co
~ ID. Liberal advances made upon cuIIs gLmeut.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
DrV Groceries.

EDHv groceries.
~ CHESTS Tyson, Young Hyson, Hy""n Skin
~ and black Teas,
40 Boxes and halt boxes 'robacco various brands
100 do halves and quarters Bunch Raisins,
so Bags Coffee, Pepper and Spice,
40 Boxes rallow and Sperm Candies,
St. Croix, Porto Rico and n. Orleans Sugars,
Loaf crushed and powdered do
Goldfish, Moasses, Ginger, Saearatus. Cassia,
Indigo, Starch, SaIsoda Sonp, Lamp Oh, &c
Dec |, AZ. by STRONG, DOOLlTrLE a. co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07
Life EsssusTasscc

'1HE SlBSCRlBER IS AGENT FOR THE
= NEW ENsLAND MUTUAL LIE Insurance Cow
FANNY, ana VIII effect Insurance on lives on terms ,ha,
cannot fail to prove satisfactory. : WjRFSS' 'a'
Burlington, Aug 4 1917. - 80
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Buffalo Robes,

TT YOU want to see n large and good assortment of
J. Robes, better than before brought this market -
call III look at |. ID. BlXBY * Co.'S
L. ID. EsiNby 4 Go.
CALL the attention Of those who wish TO purchase
" Goods from large and well selected assortment
and at Far Prices to examine their Stock They
are now opening their
WINTER GOODS,
which consist partly in real a A Thibet Mernos the
most desirable article for Cloaks and Dresses, with
Embroidery Gmps and Gimp Headed Fnnges to
match.
Silk Striped Mohairs,
do do Cashmercs,
Alpaca, cotton and silk warp, Rob Roy Plads
Queens Plaid NJ de Lanes,
Cashmere do, French Gnghams,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF DRESS SILKS,
Shawls all kinds and sizes, Emb Evening Dresses
Thread Lace, Ladies Collars, Ladies Habits
Also good assortment OF Muts, Boas, Caps, and
Buffalo Robes.
Choice Family Groceries. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07

MATCHES, JEWELLERY, CLOCKS
" cleaned and repaired to order, and in as good
style as can be done elsewhere
July =, J. V RANDALL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07

GOLD PENS from two to four Dollars.
u Levi Browns Premium Diamond Pointed Alher,
& Baglcy's, Benedict and berarey's 1eurys New
England The Maguum Bonum, The Peoples Pen,
The Victoria Fen and Congress Pens at
Oct 20. J. '. RAypALIs
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-02
For the Non Sjayeholdor
The observation-disclosures Qualification
OF Wrong ana Outrage.


My heari is sick with disappointed hopes,
his Tobber-war has loosen'd all its props,
fonGiy hoped the public heart and mind
Were feeling brotherhood for all mankind,
That Christian principles of love and peace
Were wide d.frsed, and that all wars would cease:
Ihatthese pure principles, opposed TO strife,
Had set just velae the human life;
But the low standard OF our public presses,
Decks rob5er-war in patriotic dresses,
Shouts 'eiorious yictcry''-wiih joyful cry
AT wholesale murder of the deepest die
For what was this vile robber-war began,
But TO make room for iri.;licking in man,
To spread the hateful curse OF slavery Ger
Wide fertile plains where freedom rcigDed before 2
But we exult DER thousands slain,
Ger wounded thousands agouized with pain,
And o'es despondng hearts Of thousands more.
Bereft Of all that sweeened life before.
Can CHI stians glory in tic deep distress,
OF brethren in their inter hoPeiessness p
In early times, true Christian converts strove
To bless mankind through, Offices oflove.
If pressed 10 war, they then could answer right,
am Christian, therefore cannot light;
The term admits but one Interpretation,
True love 10 God, and man in every station
Now Christians, called, can fight In yilest cause,
And for Their murders ask the worlds appause
Get np iliuInnstions, shout huzzas,
And bid defiance to Christ's holy laws.
Your shining lights are but portentous gloom
dark foreboding of the times TO come,
When the dire evils of this murderous war;
And rubber-slaverv must be answered for
Then, all these irnpous ,ageentries viii cease,
These daring insults to the frince of peace.
All! when viii that bright gospel day break in,
When men viii cease to giorify their stu?
Upper Darby, 4th mo. 18th. lS47. G. S.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-02

BERpAN's SspARAToR.-We have been IA
vored by the inventor, MIR. III. Berdan, OF Ply
month, with an examination of beautiful mod
ei OF his improved grain separator. AT first
sight tits impossible not to admire the lngenui-
tv il displays, and word OF explanation is suf-
ficient to convince any one of the great impor-
lance of the improvement. We understand the
patent for this State is disposed of, but we have
not learned who is the fortunate purchaser
We say fortunate, because we are convinced
that Berdan's Separator will supercede every
other in use.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-02

y III z
THE
s E N TN Ell,
YPsiL4ANTls
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 2, is4s.

SPEECH OF Nh. SPENCER. -In another COT
umn we give full, and accurate, report of the
remarks OF Mr. Spencer, in the House, on the
motion to take from the table the Resolutions
asking for information in regard to the expend-
iture Of the appropriation of ten thousand dol
lars, to defray the expense of raising regiment
OF volunteers for the Mexican war. 1t will
readily be seen that Mr.. S. assumed no posi-
ton, (as has been asserted by the democratic
presses) net strictly incumbent upon him as
of the people, devoted to the IN
terests of his constltuents:-that he mingles no
irrelevant questions, TO delay the public bust
ness or excite party anin1osity. In fne, the
conduct Of the Wing minority in the Legisla-
ture, has for years been and still is, faithfully
to present, and defeud, the true interests of the
State, to the dominant party, and the people,
We have too much confidence in the ntelli-
gence oil the people, to believe that they can
long be led by leaders who abuse the name of
Democracy and use it as cloak under which
10 conceal their selfish and sinister designs.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-02

nFsIn case the Emperor of Russia, says the
.Ne,o York Herald, in a vein of rhapsody quite
common to il, should be compelled TO leave his
dominons and seek refuge in America, he
could live in quiet amid twenty million sove-
reigns, every ,ray his equais! There's bit OF
news equal TO any thing Bennett has yet receiy
ed by Telegraph; our whole population, ircln-
ding siares lchich mot who) are property 5000
coo indians not taxed women, (whose polit-
ic al rights, are not quite equal to naturalized
"soyereig u's S, pors; Catholics in NewIiamp
shire, inelligib e 70 office, the Emperor Nlcho-
as belongs 10 the Greek Church. nonfreehol-
IDEAS in Virginia who cannot vote, andrich free
holders who can vote several times at one cleo
ton: ALL rich and poor; the mass, perhaps, up
wards Of twenty millions in number, are, by a
whisk of pen, for the purpose of self giorihca-
ton, transformed into 'ssovereigns," equal t.
Nicholas of Russia, capable of investing mil
lions in French and English Funds, and after
wards lending twenty millions to the United
States Benefits enthusiasm beats old No
nongahela all hollow "A backwoodsa,an
who INDUCED TOO freely in the O-be-pyfnl, ex-
cused himself for it, on the ground that It made
him feel as rich as If each "caeck IN his shirl
was do4lar.' We doubt whether there were
twenty million checks in it.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-02-02

A late Galveston paper has the following ep-
TENN Of the present financial condition Of the
State of Texas:
ssrhe amount Of available means in the treas
ury on the 3lst of Oct. last {the end Of The fis-
cal year, was @5I,e3e
The amount of taxable property in the State,
according to the assessors's returns Of 1S46,was
"a, TAI, IT'S, upon which the amonnt is $780,
47s, including poll tax. The amount Of taxa
bic property returned thus far for 1917 is S45,
69l,666-not including Harrison, Jefferson, Red
River, Shelby, Tyler, Washington, and Sar
Ratricio counties, from which returns have no;
yet been received. The taxes due on the re-
tnrns thus far made amount to Sf07, $50, and
sAe whole amount will be about $4,000.
There is now in the treasury, due the school
fond, for the year 1916, the sum of $685..
The whole expenses of the State, from the
organization of the present Government, to the
Slst of Oct. last, were Sll2,039,9S-
The amount of means received since the or
gani7ation of the State, from revenue due to the
late Government OF Texas, including the amount
in the treasury at the time of the change, is
el25,933 Is.
The whole estimated den Of the late Repub-
lie of Texas, as far as acknowledged by the
Government, and estimated by the Comptroller.
IS eleven millions aud fifty thousand dolars:the
probable equivalent value of which is estimated
ef S5,2e ,l95."
Gen. Wood is believed to be the Governor E.
1ect of the State, but some doubt still hangs o
ser the matter on account of backward returns
--.Niat. Int.