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sNRY J, ADAMS. AC SWIFT FL ADAMS.
Adaus Swift r. Co

BANKERS and REAL ESTATE AGENT s
Land Warrants bought and sold Money re-
ceived on Deposit Real Estate bought and sold
on Commissions; Lands located by Warrants or
Money in all parts of the Territory. ap1s-tf
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sauaffer Store.

n w. MCCORMICK, Delaware ST., Leaven-
II. worth City, X. 7. Dealer in Dr. Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes. Groceries and Ready
Made Clothing-hy wholesale and retail.
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A TT0RNEY, Lecomptsn, K. T. Will prac-
n tice in the District Courts, and attend to
contested claims in the Land Office. Office oppo-
site American Hotel. 1y41
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Il. 4. Rlnnf.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cherokee
street, Leayenworth City, h. 7. Nov. y; sc.
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NJ M'Crackcn,

PECEIVING, Forwarding and Commission
h Merchants. Corner Second and Cherokee
streets, Leavenworth, K. 7. Dec. 8, sc.
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Robt. L. Frazer.

INATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Dealer
wv, in Watches, Clocks. Fine Jewelry, Revelv-
eTs, Fancy Goods, g. Watches and JsTelry
wards Block, Lawrence, Kansas. Il
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La q Sanaa
philiin Rnthsohilda

CADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK EInpori-
~ um. Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trimmed
on short notice. 3-tf
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CDHsAHEssHOM EHOuse AT QuEh08r0s
THE undersigned have commenced the erec-
l. tion OF a ware house at this place, and will
be prepared to transact Commission and For
warding business, ON theopening of spring nav
igation. HALL ENGLISH.
Quindaro, jan 10. 1857. NJ
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Hall. English & Henderson,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, STORAGE
~ i FORWARDING, QuindaEo, Kansas.
REFERENcEs:-Cushing, King d DegraW, 10
Warren ST., New York; Simmons 4 Leadbeater
Forwarders, st. Louis. apIS-tf
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, recently from
L Ohio, has located on PottowatOmie Creek.
Kansas Territory, where he purposes practising
his profession. Dec. ), 1865.
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CT. Clements.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW, will attend to all bust
n ness entrusted to his care; also, will attend
to the purchase and sale of land and land claims,
the location of land warrents, &c.
Tecumseh, Shawnee Co., K. T., Nov. q, sc,
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C, X. HOLIDAY THOs. G. THORNTON.
Holiday & Thornton,
r AWYERS AND LAND AGENTS, Topeka,
II K. 7. February 81, 1857.
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Cigars,
Brushes.

Toilet Articles.
rl As.o HOOK anil UIl fafi H Periodical
Autographs, Sheet Music, de-, &c. r,-cs :,
With the largest and best stock OF DhLU e.1, !.
Kansas, we are prepared TO I'LL all orders pfohP'
iy. and on the most reasonable terms.
Lawrence, Aug IS, 1857.
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Kansas Land Agent.

T. A. HUNT has taken an Office in the Emil
il grand Aid Building, Massachusetts, St.,
where he will give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public sales on the opening
of navigation,
Lawrence, Kansas, January 9tf.
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Dentistry,

DIR. l.. KELLOGG, DeDa0nstrdtor Of Operasi0e
y Dentistry of 10 years constant and success
full practice, having settled permanently in Law
renee, may be found at his Office ever Duncans'
large supply of Gold Plate and Foil, and the
most approved styles Of Teeth, from which pat
rons can select to suit their own taste. ~ ALI
operations warranted. eft
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Land agency and Land office.

u Counsellor at Law and United States Os-
missioner, Tecumseh, X. I. a..
tended TO. Money to loan to pre-empIofsi I'D I'd
Warrants located, Claims and Town Sha.ts sS3
Lots IN all parts of the TeFriiery, bonsn.S 8
sold. Investments made for capitalists AnN
per cent. satisfactorily guaranteed. oett-
REFEREEcRL-His Exesy John w. tear rs r.
compton. Il. T. Hon. John Max can, I. d
triet ATTORNEY, n. i. CITY: Hon. -s.rs-
vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson, ESQ insaST
sch, XII
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Peoples Gift Enterprise.

ds1 200 IN PRIEST AMONG THE PRIZES
d are two shares in Kaw City, Gold Watches,
Lockets, Chains and other JeHelry, as well as
Books of endless variety, any one of which is
well worth the money laid cut In ticket. This
drawing will positively come Of b. Christmas
Eve. and before if the tickets are all Sold Due
notice of the time of drawing will be published
In the papers in time for the ticket holders to be
at the drawing, which will take place at cur Of
zee in LeaTenKorth City. Persons sending rs
money in registered letters, viii do 30 at ourrsk
4 list of sIi the prizes 20 be drawn can be had
on application at cur ONCE. address.
BLEENY & HICKS.
Box 3l4, LeayeDworth CITY, 4. T.
nof 10-otn
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General Intelligence ONCE, EN-

poria, z. L.
HAVING located at the above named piace'
Ii am prepared to transact all kinds Of oasl,
ness pertaining 10 the interests Of eInlgran' Ahu
Others who wish to locate lands in the Aeosno
Valley. Having been a resident Of hansas iol
muFe than two years, and travelled IN 81 part VI
the Territory, and having Travelled for three if@,
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, 80 80
as may be desired and toattend to any otherbpss
mess which may be entrusted 10 my charge. ~, ~
knowledge Of the country and its interest enaDi :.
me TO promise safe and prof table investments !"
those who may confde their business 70 me.
All communications addressed to the uh"e'
signed viii receive prompt attention. -onpc
Emporia, Kansas, May I6, 1857.
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Newspapers at wyandOtt.

The Wyandott Register has, at last,
closed its existence, and the press and fix
lures have been sold, to be removed from
the place. The Citizen is the only paper
now published at Wyandott. Itprofesses
to be in favor of making Kansas a Free
State, though it supports the Nationa-
Democratic party. The Citizen and Ma
tioaai Democrat, published at Lecompton,
seem to be of the same stripe.
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A TT0RNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
II AGENT, viii execute Deeds, Mortgages, &c.
buy and sell land and town lots, invest moneys in
Kansas property, for others with care aad prompt
ness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. g, 1856. ZIG.
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or The road from Lawrence to Wy
andost is in very good repair. The ED
RIDGES are running line of coaches be-
tween the two points daily. Fare So.
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Jas. Garvin,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office in the
L Post Office Building, Lawrence. K. T., will
attend to all professional calls. at any hour In
the day or night.
June 10 I857-1y+
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Central House,
Alien & GOrden,

by B. JOHNSON, V ermont street. Lawrence.
u Kansas Territory. Board By the week. by
the day or meal. at fair prices. JAM '57--tf.
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G. w. Brown,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, C0mnaissioRsr for al
II TIE northern States, Bounty Land and PEN
SION AGENT, and General Agent for the pur-
chase and sale of Real Estate. location of Land
Warrants, &c.
Office in HERALD OF FREEDOM BUILDING. sec
ond floor, Lawrence, Kansas.
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Cyrus Tator.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and commissioner of
N Deeds for Iowa and New York. Particular
attention given to procuring and locating land
warrants, .pre-emrting claims, DC. Office at
0sawatOmie, Kansas.
Nov. 90, 1856
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Emporia. Kansas, May 1s, ls57.

B.E. WOODWARD, ia. FISLEf'
Woodward Sc Finley,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAb66ihi'
w in Drugs, Patent Medicines. Paints VilN
Yarnishes,
Window Glass,
Glassware -.
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I. Hall e. Co.,

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and Gro
y ceries, Topeka, K. I. Call and examine.
June l6, IS55-tf
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Osborne House,

PYG. OSBORNE, Tecumseh. &. T. Travel
ID ers to, from, and through the place are in
vited to give him call.
April lir 3Inf
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L. r. Townsend,

DrS. Newman & TOIIes,
~ renee, h. 4. 2-16.
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aohn Huteh;uson.
q w RrnWn

AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office No. Sc
Il Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dee. 20. 1856. lyt
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Burris & Trowbridge,

STORAGE, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
~ ING MERCHANTS, and General Steamboat
Agents, corner of Delaware street and Leyee,
Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory.
Feb 4 Is57-6m.+
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SURVEYOR, is located at Prairie City. K. I.
~ and holds himself in readiness for Surveying
and Plotting Towns, the division of claims, &c.
All work warranted to give full satisfaction. Ad-
dress as above.
Prairie City, April e5, 1857.
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American Hotel

Il ENWAY, Gate of Buffalo, NY y Proprietor.
This house is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted, and will be found equal to any other in the
Territory.
LecomptOn. May 16, 1s57.-tf
Currier 81 Mccormick,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANTS.
leayenworth City, L. T.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29

immediate addition Of at least five new regi-
ments to the service.
The Secretary alludes to divers defects in the
service which ought to be reEnedie.t One error
is the separate, Independent character of the
Staff Corps Another defect is to be found in
the uncertain and ill-de6ned rights of brevet
rank aud still more serious flaIt is the pro-
motion by seniority, practice that has been
abandoned even in the most aristocratic and
monarchical nations To correct these and 9TH
er evils, the Secretary urges upon Congress So
to provide for yhe Construction of the regiments
of horse, artillery aud infantry as to approx
mate them to the practice of all nations long ex-
perienced in war, and to admit their
traction for peace, and their p.nsIou in was
without altering this basis. This can be done
without any increase of officers or men. or aag-
nentation of expense. The Secretary recon-
Tnends that all the Off GERS of the staff should
be elected into one corpS. Promotion may De
inas reward OF merit and an incentive to zeal
by enac!iny that II shall take place by seniority
in corps (Hness IN extraordinary cases,) to the
rank of Captain, and beyond that by selection
from the next grade in the same arm to that, to
officers to be at the choice of the President, as
+ they now are. The Secretary concurs with his
predecessor in other proposed amelorations, and
especially in preparing for infirm and disabled
officers competent and tranquil retreat, and
/ for the unworthy a substantial dismissal from
/ the service.
/ The Secretary next allndes to the report Of
the General-in-Chicf He thinks the plan of
regmcn;al depo.s for recruiting would be high
/ " advantageous. fhe tone of the rank and file
needs elevation, and the habit of employing
soldiers as day ladorers is detrimental to the
service Promotion TO commission IS strongly
recommended.
The Secretary expresses the opinion that in
the formation of Il railroad between the Pacific
and the valley of the Mississippi, the route by
FL Paso would be chooan.
Two expeditions have been fitted out express
IL to explore tracts of country hitherto wholly
unknown. The first was sent to the north ives
beyond the waters of the upper Missouri, to
wards the Black Hills" aad Will no doub
bring valuable information. The other is en-
gagged in exploring the Colorado of the West.
The scretary makes fresh atlusion to th'
.altgy .tance of establishing a national foundry.
From the Chief Engineers report 1t appea'
hat the National el-cnast defence are gradual
iy adyarcing towards completion, and whel
finished viii constitute system ofmritlme de
fences formidable in extent and of great mag
nitudc New York will be considered imprgna
BILE when the forthcltions nov in progress shall
be finished The forlIica.ions will be better
the Guns he Ivicr au / nlDre numerous han thUs
Of Se5astoPol.
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ken By the Stevens family, which was not to
exceed in cost S5s5 600, has already eonsunsed
$500 900 and commission appointed to exam
inc into her condition report that it viii require
SSI20333 65 to complete her. This stipend
Gus affair was CO nmenced in the year lSl2-
The executors of r l. Stevens sav that $500
900 has been expended upon the vessel, and 1t
is proposed the Government pay over to them
S56.7l7 81 the balance of the unappropriated
money for this purpose.
The Naval Academy at Annapolis. under the
charge of Captain Blake, is in a fiourishiEs con-
dition there are now attached to the institution
l16 acting midshipmen during the Fast year
I6 have grad uated and 30 have been admitted.
The joint resolution of Congress, directing
medals to be struck and presented to Doctor
Kane and his men has not been complied with,
for the reason that no appropriation was made
defraying the expenses
The policy of changing the old system ofthree
years cruises to cruises Of three years has been
adopted, as one of the means of increasing the
efficiency Of the service
The FIVE new steam sloops-ot- war aulhorized
bv the last Congress are to be Immediately con-
structed and with water-tight com part tments--
The construction of ten steamships OF light
dTaught of water is recommended, such as Will
be capable of entering the small harbors of the
South, where none of our ships of-war can now
enter, and which might be made of great service
in the Chinese waters at the present time. The
cost of the ten would be $4,000 600. Larger
appropriations recommended for expert
mental purposes.
The expenditures Of the Department for the
last year were $l2.632,696 81 the appropria-
tlon demanded for the coming year is $l4Gl6,-
293 %, of which $J7i9.5l5 Oh is for the sup
port of the Navy and Marine Corps, and ST.
sos, 732 % for special purposes.
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HARD TINES

Hard times" is now on every lip,
And orelthed from every tongue;
The baaks are cursed By one and all,
The aged aai the young.
The merchant has to close his doors,
And throw his ledger by:
Such times he vows were never seen
BY any mortal eye.
The siopmen quit tht counters side,
For customers are few
The tunes are now very stigh,"
1t makes them all look blue"
The citizen in vain essays
To make more than his bread
pound OF Which he now declares
Won't weigh pound of lead.
There's not a day but som e one fails,
Some house that goes to smash
And names that once stood high on change
Are out for want of cash
Those whom we tho't were railjonaircs,
And rich in shares and stocks,
Their million heirs" nov disappoint;
They fail, and leave no "rocks."
Hard times, hard time was ever seen
Such times as hard As these -
Ills Is the cry from mora till nj ght,
In which each one agrees.
y remedy we think we've found.
Say. how do you think twill do?
"PulI off your coat, roll up your sleeves,
And work these hard times through.
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St1I.43J 6GI
Al ~ 1896 /
To,al s102 67g325
The aanual income is reported at ) Is, .iJ6.5SS
Interest oa the Dc5t, ST., ,093,303
s10s 679.325


i"e 1'''5 . iui1 on uh 'eF the nag Oh capt
fauid'hS' mas c'hSi9-ed oi the irisate5 "aoa'h
ana H'an'ke' ana the siooPs-of-Wdr Saratoga
and HyaAe' with the war steamers uSlaehanna
ahi t"ltoh. it45e ipFce' b"th IN TIE Atlantic
ana PAc'ti;, has oeeA kept near Central Amer
ica, on acco la- OF tue unsatisfactory state OF a
fairs IN tht. Plrt Of the world. The act Of The
c1aI.n a LEI oi the Il 'anoHe In bringing back
the remnants Of = siS.r's army from y; ;p,nwall.
without o.Itg, il justified by the Secretary on
the sc''e OF 'ts bs'a5 IAN aca OF h'm'n'F'-
An appropriation IS recpmmanIcI to Pty for
lheir c.n.AIns, icne, &c, while On ship 'ard
amounting :, S13IJ Is. Tac Slratoga ; now
a A<nnss Al AMI XII! <,'" n f''li..S-i ' tho
91Sqne'ann' ins '4t'a and SnSq 'ehan"a
nave o''A D 'eA ~ ies'i |" Ceh.'' America 10
prevent tne ij.iain5 OF american i''Ioa'lefS'-
Ii any unlawful eNPeaI'ion rom Inc o"itea
States, says the Secretary, against y icaTa5ua,
Costa t'ca, or Mexico shall succeed IN efectmg
a landing, 1t Snail be because 1t ha-been ab Ie
TO eIude the vigilance of the squadron
/ The force IN tls P';llt' under the command
/ Of tP'ain Msrv!ne, h1' consisted of the trstte
i Endc Pcndenra, the slooPs $. Aarys. John Ad-
ans, anl Decatur and the war steamer Massa-
/ chusc;ts.
Thoag' the Secretary approves the action OF
Commando Dtv''' IN taking oil the remnant OF
Walkers army ~ c'nie'nA9 the ac-i'n OF thas
officer IN interfering IN the mlttcr oi the 0fan-
ada and returning her to the Nicaragua author
tiles. The Secretary recommends that the
Government should pay the Panama Railroad
for the cosl Of transporting Walkers men across
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29

AK ARKAxsAs .'No&ris"--In recea. tour
through one of the wildest and most sparsely
settled REGIONS of Arkansas, says a corresppn-
dent of New York paper. | arrived at the ter
rv on Cache river. 4 little log house grocery
stocd on the near bank, about fifteen steps from
where the fiat lay. tied TO suag in the edge Of
the water. Several bear skins, deer skias. and
coon skins were nailed up to dry against the
walls of the grocery. but the door was closed,
and no barkeePer, ferryman or ether person was
IN sight l AalIocd at the top Of my vnlce some
half 4 dozen times. bU. one answered, seeing
an advertisement on the dor, | read IA fol-
I lows
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VARIETY.


6S87 H'1S oo5 ''iIN0 i'I ~ u h' SUI t
,,,, -,
- WY Is P'aiS'h6 cAl'dFeh Ike
. I.,'ii ,,.
~ no hoeraI man would linpo.e
c1aHge ot "hsl5ad'nesS 70 a4nher f9r
l''''9 eh''S T" Ms oi''Hl 3D. i CiceFo'
H-@ An lf.sAman beng arraisned Tor
"'EIne nv "l.eS' Silu ~ n was
o"iy U 'l5 +" SS' s'o3 one
Yzz- 4 E,It ,t NJ ,fiIa h.ri,rr Ios, bar
,aa,b fa,I,.l ,.Ie.n j., tb-. cr.,., nf !, ,,.,,.,
after !si.hng seven turkeys no. gaiily,
~ 3.,r o,s..ss,,,s ar, ,,.so,I. :, o.,-
-, 49, - - ''''
- - : = '->''''
''i5 : 'o''.' o"lS 4 ing
ESs Inc srience OF ge'NnS on Wen
\. n''lz nr..,,.,n,Ii, ., he bsan:na
..''.'7 ''''' i''''
l@zs iae p're5t JOY ta'' We can eN'e-
rience ID oi@ W 1--we Is 70 So '-l'' PER
son q source ol haPpi.4eSS y o'tsts.
- CAaTias T emo iiIt' ~ = nm H. ,,s ~
7''.'g 5.i. p'.''' , -, Ia,r ~ - " ''-'''
''o' ''' . '''''-.' io''77'
/ Ezz5 Fnz-Green IIallecL,, tie eminent
American poet, IS, It IS SAID about 10 pup
'ish he" poem
~ BY the recent statement /: app 'ars
! hat the uuunb-r Of Mormons who have
rmgga,ed from Europe to THIS country
from 1910 to 1857 has been about p 900.
E@zz- :. Wife, don'' see, for my part
how thcv send r,rs on Them ere wires
without tearia' 'em all TO bits"
"Oh. my! they don't send the paper
they iuS, send The wr!un' IN Auid state
- ! harmed vopnr lady astonishec
the company by asking for the loan of I
idiminutlye argenteous trun :aled cone
convex on the summit, and se'n-perora
ted with symmetrical IndentatlonS. The
poor creature wanted thinble.
- os,al,a 70 sunnoza that
clock strikes with lis hands; that hssu
of falsehood may be purchased at 50 mus
, per yard; and thatthe cloak OF hypocfa
cy IS manufactured texture
...;.l e al
- a young l'of ,r' I'M ~, ,,Ilo4 ~ n Sbn :
or why snip was "iTafo way :. oa.,e' ne - ;~
] : because - I5 s;rht more han h
Is o hill :"
;. a.o.,-oo ooo e .ba n,rl:o !,
- " 2f'20o,ooo ., IN p p',T',r - -
main voted 10 Ten o'dseI IS5n co no,-lC. -
~ Io[ nol, ii't' 80 rr,ot,d nv h, n
0oo'o0o OF acres Wg,9 3 s,a'[' o(;c y r.por
5 oo''7
,-1--A Mss Steed,a lady Of short s;a
= na bavinc lately married a man by ii
q name Of Curry, after a weeks acqnaii
= o>a iance, tame, Brown remarked that il was an e
p emp,idcarion of the old proverb - 6
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e.s-The Philadelphia Argus has an

ea~Thc Philadelphia argus has an
extremely light appreciation cf paper Gso-
ney. thus:
1--WE honestly believe that if every az.-ik
no.e ever priuted " the rag currency
manufacturers had been bGrEed sax years
ago by The hands OF The common hang
man, ana the specie Row l2cked ep "a he
banks PIT iaio c.rcu!aloa, there woull
have baea far .ess distress IN .hs esualsl
than ,,e are now suffering"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29

Ef emmy boldly Gums near arter Iicker, or 70
git Akross the River Tney can get bio thiz ere
Horne and ef don't cum when ny wife Bet5ey
up at there He1res the Horne a bloin sheie clin
down and sell the licller CT set eln AkTos' The
River ilne guine Fielin no credit when iine
away from Hocrne john wiis7n y B them that
cant rede will hcv TO 60 toa the house arisr Bs.-
ssv taint bnt a half mile thar.
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SELECTED POETRY.
a 50 lg for taa Times.

IN 10 % wing las a,tholgi written s,me
tar' >inct, mn'sh have 5,ea peaael in view of
the g Hal Tins OF the p-esen;d.y The al
vice given ii The lrst verse we think is the best
the only remedy
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IJ.al s ID IS ,933
This waIii leave 5 l26.976. provided the rev.
enue Is not overestimlted, nor the expenditure
underrated to provide against which contin-
gencies AMI to guard the public credit the Sec
retary asks for authority to employ Treasury
notes, not to exceed the sum of $50 1000 600
The Customs Revenue for the first quarter was
SI6,JI3,125. The Secretary calculates on only
S33,OJJ,0J5 for the ensuing nine months. In
stead of 1921 ,0)) )000 in dutiable merch andize
for this year, entered for con sumption, (as the
first quarter would iniicate,) he looks for no
more than $l74,0)5. owiny to the recent revul =
sion. The LanI AMI Miscellaneous revenues of
the year he sets down at S5,0j50J1, of which
$235j,J)j vas realizsd the first quarter
The ? 'Lbi.c Da35 was re eiucel On the ist of
July % ) $3.50, So. The department has since
purchased S}6)6.232, leaving the amount out
staining S25,l65,I5l.
Tae De2lr,man- has collected anew the Rail-
way ClpiJal aud Deb. OF the country These
amount in
Capital St1I .43J 6Gl
Debt Ill., i3 96 t
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Abstract Of Departments Reports.
SECRETARY OF TuE TREASURY.

Tae gc7ernHt3nt spent this last fiscal year,
ending june -, 1889 $70,S22 722
On the Civi! list S27 ,53l 922
Interior Depa-tment 5353,2-4
Var department l926I.7!4
Navy Department l2726556
Public Debs 5,9l3 $50
The balset of expenditures for the current
fiscal year, to end jane 80, S53, Is nude
S7I,963O58
Actual first quarter S23 7ll220
Est'is three quarters 81 ,2l8, ,531-S7i .963 05S
The balance in the treasury at the beginning
of the year, July lst, was SII7I0Il
Revenue 10 39ih Sept. % 9929.SI
Estimated to both June 36,75000O
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29

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5t a,ri 1n of which raeunati~Ea. inatiio-4s.
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