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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
The paaLIs Brother Jonathan fsr JnIr.

This mammoth pictorial has Just been
received from tie establishment Of Wilson
s Co. New York TITS filed with Spir-
tied engravines appropriate for the Ma
tional Anniversary. The large picture
Illustrating an historical account Of the
Boston Tea Party, or beginning Of t-e
American Revolution, is valuable histor-
ical engraving from an original design by
I. II Matteson Esd Two pages Of the
Jonathan are devoted to fun and adven-
ture on tie Fourth ana two more to J.
Fennimore Coopers historical narrative
Of the voyage Of Christopher Columbus,
when he discovered America. in I492-
Altogether, the Jubilee Brother Jonathan
for 1851, IS far ahead Of anything Of tae
kind heretofore published Price u cts
per copy-ten for one dollar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
Fox River Improvement.

We learn from the Winnebaco Tele-
graph that recent interview between
Gov Dewey and Nr Sergeant, the new
Surveyor General, resulted in arrange
ments being made for an immediate sur
vey Of the lands connected with the Fox
River improvements and It IS supposed
that the lands viii be brought into mark
ct by the middle Of October.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
Nar1lines Ee.. for the Month

GoDEY's IADY's Book for June is alrea.
dy received The Contents and illustra
tons. as usual. are both rich and rare
The present number closes the 2lst year
Of Cody, which makes it the oldest Mag
aziue in the United States We have
been a reader Of Cooley nearly f.om its
commenccmentand ever found it worth far
more than 5 charged for it The Morn
ing Ride. The Storm" and several other
fine embellishments adorn tie June mum
Der The July number, viii contain no
articles except from Lady Contributors. j
Terms as leret2fore.
GRAHAM, for July, also co1acs to US with
n choice collection of embellishments, a
mong which may be found the Daring
Leap" Christ disputing with tie Doc
tors. :. Tie Bud and Blossom" Sc
Graham spares no pains to make his mag
azine interesting and it is certainly worthy
Of patronage. We wish a few more in
this place would subscribe for these maya
zines, 50 tAat we can keep track Of our
numbers. They are generally gone before
we get a fair sight at them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

Concern The Excelsior Company
gave a concert in this village on Saturday
night. We had not the pleasure o. being
present, but those who heard them speak
in the highest terms Of their singing
From pre~ent appearances, We judge that
this company are destined to win golden
opinions
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
Is il Of any Use to Advertise.

Many men, who in other respects APP
pear to be msn Of good sound sense, think
that money paid fer Advertising is equiv
alent to throwing it away or bestowing
that amount as Charity upon the poor
printer. Our recent enquiries, IN regard
to the amount Of Goods sold in this place.
have satisfied US that those who advertise
most literally. do the most business
The prime object Of all business men, Is
10 make themselves and their business
known to the public; ana what better
way, is there, we would ask to accomplish
this end, than to adverties But, says
one, nobody reads the advertisements in a
paper. This is a great mistake. It is
not an unfrequent occurrence that those
who advertise in the Tribune, call on Us
md ask the discontinuance Of the adver-
.isement Of some particular article, which
hey have disposed Of. for the reason, as
they say, that people continue to call for
it, and on being informed that they cannot
accommodate them, enquire, why they
keep it adrertisel if they have it not for
sale 4 very large portion Of our readers,
we presume, can tell at once, every article
that is advertised in our columns. But
few men think of doing business without
a sign hanging over the door If this is
an advantage, how much more so would it
be to have sign, giving the particulars
Of their business, in newspaper, which
IS read by the whole community
Our distant readers would not Judge
from the c. lumns Of the Tribune that there
was any great amount Of business done in
Mineral Point, save the vending Of Patent
Medicines. Such, however. Is not the case.
We have many Merchants, Mechanics,
Lawyers, Hotel Keepers sc, who are do
ing business in this village, whose names
DO not appear in the Tribune, even attach
to Gard, and these men, We have no
doubt, would greatly increase their bust
ness if they would advertise Such a
course would certainly have a tendency to
let people abroad know something Of the
business Of the place, ana correct the
wrong impression now entertained, that
Mineral Point is a place of but little i'm
Portance
It is well known that nearly all Patent
Medicine Dealers make money in this bu-
siness. If they make money b. adYertis-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

MoEE CorrER solid body Of copper
40 feet longlS feet highland from 8 inches
to three feet thick, has recently been I'M
covered b. the workmen at Cliff Mines.
Lake Superior Its supposed weight
i SEQ tons.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
SELECT SCK0OE.


/ H4hR- J. w SmLAND, viii open Select School
saAAA on Monday, Goth inst, in the large Stone
building, owned by Mr. Carter.
/ This school will embrace the three departments.
Male and Female, and Primary, each OF which VIII
be under the charge Of an appropriate teacher and
4 IN a separate apartment
Miss Bowers and Miss Cameron win have
charge respectively OF the Female and Primary
departments.
The increased facilities, which the above ar
ran9eInent affords for convenient classification OF
fhe Pupils, together with the ability and expert
ence OF the assistant teachers employed, warrant
the subscriber IN assuring the public that rare
opportunity is offered for instruction in all
the Elementary, Common and Higher English
Branches, and the Classics
Lectures on Physiology and Chemistry may be
expected during the quarter.
TUITION PER QUARTER
Spelling, Reading & Mental Arithmetic, $3.50.
Writing Geography and Written 300.
A zebra Geometry, Philosophy, sc, 4,0o,
Ckssics, 500.
J. W. sHILAND.
Mineral Point, May Goth, 1851. n8otf
IN CHANCERY ON PETITION FoR PARTL
TION OF REAL ESTATE.
Richard Cock, William Dcker and Mary his
VIE, heirs at Law Of Philip Cock, deceased.
rs.
Inc unknown heirs OF Henry Cock, William
Cock and David Cock, deceased
The compliments having filed their petition
FOR partition Of part OF lot ninety one situate
lying and being n the Village of Mineral Point,
County OF Iowa and State of rs isconsin. contain
ing one iourta OF an acre, with the buildings
Ee5editameHts and appurtenauces thereunto be-
longing among the heirs at law of Philip Cock
late OF sad county deceased: the petitioners as
sucA heirs, claiming onehfh parts share each and
II having been satisfactorily proved that the de-
lehdanls are not residents OF this state il is
therefore ordered that notice Of pcn1cucy OF this
SUIT be published for ten Successive weeks ia the
" -scoisln Tribune, a Newspaper published IN
Mineral Point. IN said County, that the said de-
PENDANTS be and appear II the next Term Of the
Circuit Court in and for the county OF Iowa next
Il 1e a3.aea ID tae Ly4I. House n Mineral Foia.
On tae tI.Ed Monday in Iae month Of October
next on the lIst day OF the term thereof then and
there 10 plead, answer or denur to the said bin OF
co1 pialnt or the same VIII be- taken against thenl
as confessed and the matters and Things therein
contained decreed accordingly.
NOHIIAIER VI. Jackson,
Circuit Judge
Dated tlis 18th day Of Nay. a. d. 1881.
In witness that the foregoing is true copy Of
the order made in the above entitled cause i sub
scribe my name, the day ard year above written
ArrEsr, JAMES HJTCUIcONl
OK. C-rcJtl. Z f. loss. Co.. E,Is
pABLET EAToN. Sol for (orfff.-. .u.,.--
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

BUcGY PeAs.-Dip them in strong soap
suds and the bugs will be minus If your
nelghbors raise bugs and your peas come ont
Of the veTmin, dip them in soap suds again
next year and continue to do 50. Then get
your neig bors 10 do the same. friend
says this is a sure receipt.-Prairie Fayuaer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
RIIIl II | i 1 n d
Mineral Point, May 22d, 1851
I, B. Palmer, Esq .

I. or only authorized Agent 10 receive Subscrip-
lions ana Advertising in New FORK Boston and
P..ilarirlphia Contracts male with him will be
recognized BY rs bis Office IN Boston IS IN
Scoll, 5u.liag- r7lrr ~-.-in New YORK Iri-
bune buildings, saJ 81 it.,ale' pha, n. nv. corner
3fd ana Chestnut sts.-at each o. the above Off
ees lie Of tie Tribune may be seen
.rJ-Oor Advertising friends VIII please hand IA
their ftrors By Tuesday noon. Of each v eek.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

REpuDIATIoN.-Wo understand some ofour
~ealthiest men decline to pay their taxes, on
The ground that they were not properly as
sesset. We believe those gentleman did not
pay their taxes last year. Men in moderate
circumstances, generally paid. The meshes
OF the law are sure to catch poor man, but
the rich break through them with the greatest
ease.-.NiL Free Dem.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

1t appears from accounts at the chol-
era has already made its appearance at
New Orleans. Cincinnati. and several 9th
er river towns Whether it viii visit Min
eral Point the coming season. or rot, re
mains to u seen. Without wishing to
create an alarm upon the subjective would
call to the minds Of our citizens the neces-
sity of cleanliness. Now is the time that
the cleansing Of Cellars, Alleys, Streets.
Sc, should he attended to- TAeapproach
q warm weather renders such a course
necessary, in order to preserve the health
Of the village Cholera is not the only
disease generated by filth, and it Is hoped
that the present season, it Will not be
thought necessary to wait until disease
IS among rs before We are ready to pre-
pare fer it,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

The first white child born u Milwaukee
i now living in that city, Laring grown
to be ! young lady Of fifteen years.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

- Several Of our citizens, WHO have
been to see tle Yellow Elephant" have
recently returned. fully satisfied that Min
eral Point is not 50 bad place after all
Some are tolerabiy well supplied with
scales" from the animal" while Others
thinkhe's bard shelled critter, mot worth
tne trouble IF picking.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

There are large number Of hogs dying in
" estern Maryland, in consequence Of eatin Q
locusts which are now beginning to appear in
hat part Of the state.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

- We have received the first No. Of
the Dubuque Weekly Herald" BY Messrs
Holt, 1Iahony & Co. It IS Of a large
size, well executed, and exhibits consider
able ability N editorials and taste in Sc
leetions- IN politics the Herald is nel,-
traL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

The cost to the corporation Of the visit of
the New York Legislature TO the empire city
lately, was $4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

The Utica papers state that nealy all the
canal boats passing through that city display
flag inscribed, Eor the Canal Enlarqe-
ment."
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
E.ER.2E E7OR S.REE.

The undersigned wishing to 20 to Caliror-
MA to her husband, offers for sale the Farm Of
Sinon Tyrer. (she having the power to sell, ]
III Iowa Co., lying on the Fran lin and Gal
ena road. and four miles south east of Wing
vile and miles north west Of Mineral PIT
There IS 200 acres, twenty one OF which
has been cultivated. There Is also a good
log house on the premises. The above farm
will be sold cheap. Apply to Richard Pratt,
Esq, or to
TEMPERANCE TYRER.
April 24, 1851. 26-3w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

SUDuEN DsATH-JANEs HOLIDAY
Est, a prominent member of the Milwau-
6ee Bar, died very suddenly while epga-
ged IN trying case on Friday last. Mr.
Holiday was in tie prime Of life, and Is
spoken Of il lie highest terms by those
who knew ham hest Mr. Holledav re
Gently Effected IA insurance or his lie. By
which his d.rcaved family viii receive
$4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

On the 18th of Nay, at the Parsonage OF
the VI. L. Church in this place BY the Rev. ].
u. Snow, the Rev. GEoRGE w. RICHARDSON,
OF this place, 10 Miss CARoLINE \. Fay, late
Of Naukegan, Lake county, Illinois
In Green Co. on the 8th inst. Mr JAMES
MEADOWS of this village, to Mrs. Many SHOE
MAKER, Of the former place.
On the 10th inst, by William ]. Bennett
Esq, Mr.. James Rule of Linden, to Miss
ELIZABETH GRIBBLE of Survay.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

LE CHaNCEFI, ON F1TIIIO4 F0D u
JOECE
Mary AfeIisie lane Helmau.O
Lewis Holman
Upon the fling Of The above and foregoing Pc
tiuoH for Divorce OF Mary n J. Holman ~ .t.t
Lewis IIelman on the ground Of uilal laser..5p.
together with prayer ofalmony, and upon proof
made Guter oath by N. y. Cotureu, that tite sal
Lewis lehman IS NONRESIDENT. It - hereby order
ed that notice o. the filing Of this petition he .-i1-
en 10 the sand Lewis Holman by publication in
tue Mineral Point Tribune, a Newspaper prin-
tea al Mineral Point, Iowa county, for iour months
successfully Il is further ordered that the sa u
Lewis Holman be and he is hereby ruled and re-
CURED TO plead answer or demur to the said pcti-
u0n on or before the first day OF the next Term Of
the Circuit Court Of Iowa county, 10 be held at
Mineral Point commencing on the 3rd Monday
OF October next and in default thereof that the
matters and allegations set forth in the said poti-
ton Will be taken as confessed against him
MORTIMER H. JACKSON,
Circuit Judge
Dated May 14sh, A. D. 1851
In witness that the foregoing is true copy of
the order made In the above entitled cause sub
scribe nay name the day and year above written.
ATTEST, JAMES HUTCHINSON.
ESJiHl Il f. circuit Z l., Iowa Co. Wis.
CIRCCIT COUNT I0Ha cOUNTE HLS-
CONSIE
Benjamin Adams and James Adams. Co-Part-
ners trading and doing business under the
name, firm ard style Of B. & J. Adams. rs.
Lewis Hemaa.
BY virtue of an Execution issued from the or
fee Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court, in and for
the county Of Iowa. State al Wisconsin. in Tie a.
bove entitled cause, and TO me directed against the
goods and chattes, lands and tenerceuts OF the a.
Dove named defendant, have this day levied upoa
acd seized the folio wing described real estate as
the property of the above named defendant. viz
Lot No. twenty (@g) IN the village Of Dallas. in
the county OF Iowa and Stateo Wisconsin. with
the buildings thereon and sppurtenauces thereto
belonging, in the county of Iowa State of Wisc6n-
sn and shall expose to yendae to the highest bid
der Tor cash, all the right title and interest the
above named defendant had in and to said real e.
tate, on the 10th day Of April, A. d. 1881. or at
any time since, at the front door of the Court
House, IN the town Of Mineral Point on the 2sth
day OF June, A. d. 1881, between the hours of o
clock, A. II. and 4 o'clock, T. NJ Of said dav to
satisfy said writ and costs
RICHARD s. VIVIAN, Sheriff
Iowa County, Wis
WAsHRrRNE & WooDNAx. Atty's, for PTf.
sheriff Office, Mineral Point :
May, 29th, 1851 n29-Gw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
NOTICEt


n ROM the subscriber, on or about the -,tb rl
~ April One dark soTel Mare Poaey, a58.;
fourteen hands high, three years old. white stripe
III the face, both hind feet white Whoever wsI
return said Mare to tie subscriber. living /. Lii
Den, iowa Co, Wis, or give information Hhe-.
she may be found. viii Be literally rewarded
CHRISTOPHER 81 CAIGILL
Linden. May ID 1851 n-a4Y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

- The Chicago Democrat says the
humhug Is travelling West-Wonder if
Long John sill take Mineral Point in his
tour
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

To PsEsEAvE HAus THRoUGa THE Sun
NER.-Nake a number of common cotton
bags a Little larger than your hams; after the
hams are well smoked, place them in the bags /;
then get the very best sweet made hay, cut it
with cutting box or knife, with your hands
press II well around the ham in the bag, tie
your bags with good strings, put on a card Of
the year 10 show their age, and hang them up
ia yeur garnet, o. some dry place and my
word for it, if you let them hang for five years
they viii be better than on the day you put
;hem up. ] have kept them for seven years.
This method costs but little, as the bags will
asst for years. The only loss Is in the hay,
and thai the cattle viii eat, if given to them
10 the winter The sweating Of the hams
viii be taken up BY the hay. and it VIII also
Farmer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

We like the +" new piIl'' which a Iestin-
guished PLY s,ci-n has just invented. THIS
Invaluable rclsedy FOR melancholy is made Of
= fun and fresh air in equal proportions, and
is 20 be ;ahsn with cold water three times .
day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

Of TIE lore cners, 6ZO2 were born in
Germany, SIP In Great Britain OF its de
Tendencies and 779 in other European
States. OF the 1892 born in lhe United
States, 10 hail from the Slave States
ls7 from New England, 2615 from New
York, 1875 from the other Free States.
and 2131 from Wisconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

Prof Mapes says that snuff, dust o. flour
will preserve plants from insects. 1t should
be sprinklej over them while they are vet.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

- Hon TlN7rHY BuRHs has been
elected jude Of LaCross County.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

A western writer thinks that if the proper
way 70 spell No is " though" cte, eight. .
and e., = beanx,' the proper way Of spelling
= potatoes is feagh.e5gH'eau
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22
Dated May 14.h, A. D. 1881

IN witness that the foregoing is a true copy of
the order made in the above entitled cause | sub
scribe nay name the day and year above written.
ATTEST, JAMES HUTCHINSON.
E5J-In Gil. Circuit CT Iowa Co, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-22

TIT III =. ' 7 , lri-F- cIGrIU
Iowa County, Wis
WAsHHrRNE & WooDu2x, Attys, for PIE
s heriH Office. Mineral Point.
May both, 1881. n90-Gv-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-02-26
House Of Representatives.

81 Mr.. Bnyly asked the general consent Of
ltlie House to offer a resolution making the
general appropriation bills the special order
of tile day for tomorrow. and to be continu-
ed until they shall he disposed of.
y, Mr.. Stanley-What would become of
ahc River and Harbor bill.
Mr.. McLane, Of Md.-The resolution
would cut it of:
Stanley-I object.
Mr. Bayly moved TO suspend the rules;
but the motion did not prevail.
The House then went into committee on
the River and Harbor bill.
Mr.. McLane, OF NJ, closed tho debate.
Mr. Clark offered an amendment which.
{ after debate. was agreed to, SO to 40, appro-
priating ten thousand dollars for the I'M
p%rovcincnt Of Sackett's IIarbor and remoy-
ing a q. States ship sunk there.
Mr. Bayly remarked, that tho general APP
preparation bills are in great peril, and will
be in great peril tomorrow. There are hut
twelve days of the session left, and eleven
general approximation bills to be acted on.
These bills have to 60 to the Senate, and
the amendments acted on there when they
come back.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-02-26
Correspondence Of the Courier.
WASHINGTON, Fen. Is

N~Itn
4 ! found tho Senate yesterday. engaged
tie reference Of n petition from the State
OF Maine, for a modification OF the fugitive
slave act.
The Senators had received the informa-
ton of a negro rio: in Boston, in which nc
groes had forcibly rencucd n man from the
: custody OF the Marshal, in open COURT
This was the reason for the departure by
tho Senate from its usual course, as taken
al this session. of entire indifference To the
: presentation and disposition OF the hundreds
of petitions on this subject.
so The galleries and tho privileged seats
sWere thronged; for there are one or two
thousand visitors here, OF recent arrival
mostly from the North. The petition had
been referred, sub siienlio. Dir. ATcnIsoN
mored n reconsideration. The debate had
been commenced before l entered the
chamber, and / found Mr.. Pcarce, of Ma.
ryland, on tho floor. and the vast auditory
enchained by his eloquence. He was re.
plying 10 Hale Of New.H Hampshire. and
deprecatins agitation. Halc's reply was in
his best style OF bold and reckless declama.
tion. Poarco's r%ejoinder was humorous
and sarcastic, and rich in illusions, histori.
cal and poctical. Eo had in his first
speech, k%rougbtont in strong relief, the
first agia,ion4in tho garden of Eden; and,
in his rcioinlcr. he managed with great
art, so to use his adyersaFy's points. ns to
represent him (Hale) as the devil him
self
Tho Sonntors woro apprehensive that
Continued discussion would load To some.
Thing beyond Il nero contost Of wit, and
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-02-26

were desIrous oil checking it. They insis.
ted upon the question. But, ut the ,no,ncn,.
uprosc a Senator. who always reminds me
81 a Volcano, with frosty head, and ticry eve
Judge Butler. lie is n man w.,o can
sur up The passions from their very drpthS:
out as d dcbater, while he is armed Mt ali
points, and ready To attack, ho has generally
CHOSEN TO act on the defensive and to receive
inc shafts OF his opponents upon his polished
shield OF good humor. When Du,lcr rose
on TINS OCCASION, | caught n glance of his
eye, ana ! saw IN it, no, passion, but hu!nor.
tic had long ago, determined, as well he
could, to keep cool. lie said, a,ldrrssiur
The Chair--l must differ from the Senator
from Maryland, as to the attributes Of tho
first agltator. lie was not a vocircrous
rhctoriciat, dcclaIming rs loudly ms il he
were calling to the icrry-.nan across the
S'yx; but he appeared in the form of a
serpent, gliding into the garden, approach.
ing mother Eve, and softly whispering il,
i'cr car, there Is 4 'highcr law" The
effect was magical. Every ono sprung up
laughter and applause rang through thu
chamber and gaIiaries. If You have heard
Hale and heard Seward, you will see ,ic
aptncss OF this contrast. In the whole
compass W parliamentary ancctlOic, !
will venture to say that there has bccn
nothing equal, in point OF Wit and !umor, TO
this sally OF Mr.. Buffers.
In the course Of The discussion above
referred to, | was very glad TO hear Mr..
Rhctt call in question a rolnark from Mr..
Cooper. Of Penn. Until PENNSYLVANIA ST, i!
repeal her laws obstruc,iug the execution Of
the fugitive act OF 1893, her Senator's have
no right To say, as Mr.. Copper did, t!a,
Pennsylvania will sanction The law Of 1850.
This was Mr.. Rhe.t's point.
Tho House is not yet prepared TO take up
the appropriation bulls. Doubts are cx-
pressed whether all OF them viii oc,
through. Tho Chancellor Of Eychcnicr.
MIR. Bailey, has told the House what no
one knew, before that the appropriations
reported, erceed in the aggregate, The large
and astounding estimates.