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NOTICE 10 hereby given, that We wAsss names
IN arc hsrsunto attached, ~ Prssidsat ard Dirse-
tore with others associated and Who nay hsssaftss
become associated with u, have organised md In
eorpssatsd ourselves into . oorporats ssapsay,
under and In accordance with the Code, chapter q,
and laws Of the State Iowa providing Tor Aasor-
porations. The name and style Of the Company b
THE KEoKuK AND BURLINGTON PACKET COMPANY.
The Capital Stock $50 600 which may be increased
to any xtent nos exceeding $500 .ooo, by consent
of three OF the stock holders. The princi
pal place of business Of the Company at the City
Of keot uk lows. Tho principal business and OBJ
ject OF he Company 10 to run and maintain line
of steamers for the transportation OF passenger
and sreshts upon the n ississippi River more par
tioulArly between ksskuk and Aontross and Bur
lington, Iowa--cxtsnding shove TO Davenport and
Rock Isnd, and all ipternediate ports % may be
found expedisnt; with power to contract, connect
and consolidate with Railroads., or other steam
boats or companies touching or upon said river.
The private property OF the stocs holders In this
Coinpany is made exempt from individual liability
for all or any Indebtedness or liability Of the
Company, except to ths extent Of their unpaid
stock respectively.
There has been Ii Of the stock sabscrib
ed third of which has been paid i the balance
10 pay ablo ~ may b. required, upon the call Of
the Board Of Directors. The Company have pur-
chased and nov own the steamer ~ sekuk." The
liabilities or debts Of the Company are limited to
shalt tho amount Of the capital stock, or to the
amount actuoliy paid in ON said stock.
The organisation datSs from ths Ist day Of Au-
gust 1898. and 10 to continue ten years from that
cate, subject to alteration renewal by vote OF
consent of three fourths Of the stool holders In
interest. A copy of the articles Of Incorporation
governing this Company 10 Of record in the ofhce
of the Recorder Of Deeds, At Keotuk, in the coan-
~ Of Lss, Iowa.
The basincss OF the Company is under the gensr-
al co1trol and supervision Of President and Board
of five directors, who are elective annually by \
vote OF the stockholders. The following persons
constitute the first Board Of Directors:
JoHs VAN NoRrwick, ID. T. BRioHAN,
JoHN TxHPLK, SILAs HsAiaar.
IL. w. SAMPLE,
Aa.x A IL
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$S7,324,625 40
Bal. of appropriations appli-
cable 10 present fiscal year,
as stated in Treas. report,
&lO3,9ll,4l3 rs
Total years appro.,

The clerk of the House is required to pub
lish these appropriations in the papers here,
90 that the Union will furnish the evidence
in its own columns, to refute the false repre-
sentations and scandalous perversions which
have gained currency through that paper
The public now has the opportunity OF see.
ing how willfuly and how shamefully too
the Administration presses have labored to
create false impressions in regard to the ex-
penditures, and to discover the extent Of tina,
glaring extravaganza and corruption here,
which have spread their moral faint over the
whole country. Such are the fruits of Dem.
ocratic misrule, in which power and patron
age and money have been applied to main
tain and perpetuate despotsm, the most
CALLING and degrading under which any peo-
pie have ever liyed-the despotism Of reck-
less party, bent on crushing out every YES.
tige Of popular rights and liberty.
Our whole social fabric is undermined, and
the foundations sapped by the system OF
plumber which became inaugurated here un-
der Democratic rule. State governments
municipal governments, and corporations
have, to q greater or less extent, been rob-
bed, that prodigal knaves might flourish and
revel. Millions upon millions have been alb
stracted by tho regular nominees Of Demo
cratic conventions, who were thus hosted
inte position, and given facilities to peculate
Ohio has had her share Of experience in this
respect, and at no inconsidernble cost. Ant
this system has grown up from want Of prop
or accountability, from the infusion Of loos,
morals, and from the corrupting infuenc,
VIGOROUSLY directed upon legislation q
Washington. The whole standard Of ofic.
has fallen awfully, and patronage 10 institu
ted no longer for the public good, but to At
feet personal objects entirely. This example
has spread like On epidemic during the las
five or six years. until there is general con
viction that, unless the cancer be cut out
the government cannot survive. 1t no long
or exists in purity. Corruption has invade,
the high places Of trust, and the whole ten
dency is downward. These various inhuen
ces combine and conspire together, and henc
it is that the appropriations now assume sucl
appalling proportions. Ia Eve years the,
have increased at the ratio Of expenditure
for the New York corporation, which hav
exceeded all precedent.
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Ex-senator Hammond, of South Carolina,
was complimented by public dinner at
teen hundred persons were present. Keo-
kuk Journal.
Aye, Senator Hammond was complimented
by the aristocracy of Democratic slavehold-
~ because he made great speech in the
Senate denouncing the laboring men and me-
chanics Of the North with the opprobrious
terms OF "white slaves" and the "mud sils"
Of society. And you show your subservien-
cy to that miserable aristocracy by chroni-
cling the honors paid 20 those whs denounos
the Democratic masses Of the North.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Postp0ncment.
nN account Of the storm, the sale Of Furniture
~ at the Pavilion WAS postponed until Thursday
morning. ut O'Clock.
augsd2t VAN SICkLEN MILLS.
LNOR Fort Des MOines. ASAA
L The Steamer CLARA HINE, LA1
PArrnx Master, will leave Bcntons-
port for above, and intermedia
ports, on Tuesday, Aug. 10.
Freight is now being received Mt the barge. APP
ply to CLEGAORN, TAYLOR Co.,
Aug4d6t Lcvee.
DlssoDusLon.
glNHE partnership existing between Muncktou
L snyder, 10 the butchering business, wAa dis
solved by mutual consent ON the 2)th Of July
The business will be continued by Geo. Munckton
who will collect and pay ali debts Of the late arm
GEO. MUNCKT0N,
Aug. 4, '5s-d3t CHAS, SNYDER.
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EN0R burning Coal OH which In point Of economy
u and brilliaacy sxos1s all Others. One Lamp {,
sqnal 70 the lightef six candles and Il Ave TINA,
cheaper than 6arning Auid. II gives out no odos
In combustion, and will nos explode. In bsisgina
this lamp before The public 1t 10 unnecessary u
append testimonlah, - its own merits are deemed
sailcisnt 70 insure is adoption.
The above Lamp md Oil can be obtained Il
No. ol4 Main-st., between ID and Sd, one door
below Ricksy's Hat Store.
.iy32-dIa II. c. MERRILL.
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kcOkUk = 1CoAOl IBIS.
t1D1Ory.
elsHE sasssvibss rsspsssfally inferno tie ETH.
tass = r now ready y al any seA1Fs addressed %
l'1 81
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myself.
and having In person superintendent tho whole
proeer Of building, can al sly ssy that NJ ne
Ii. United States. And farther. il sS1,tios 10
superior machinery AID ny own psastisai sowI-
Of one Of the b.t alcohol distilsrs 10 shs ssantry
I would also inform those who nay tavsr - VIII
. call and are inclined 70 sAe,sra6s hens NAME
features that -. sspply then With any u " .
purchase the sAae l. any Of tks Wsstssn cities,
thereby saving frsightass end the many disep-
msuA.
/ request tAoss vhs - 4a,aA,e 4 i.dsins 70
compare my samples witA asy u ths ssaa{sy and
give an impartial aseisioa--I ~ y .er.:
Di.sillsry ana ons. hsls s4ssss ssovs "a
July Il, 'ss.divs.
KEOKUK MIOH UCM OOL.
Ro0EsA quarter.
srHE YosftA Qsarssr Of this School will son.
1 nepee on Monday, Nay leth, In the rooms on
9TH street setvssn Main And johnson.
The Same high ains In regard 70 seholasship sad
disoiphn will - maintained - heretofore. The
school win Asrsaftss Be- open 70 both male and t.
male pupih.
There will b three Primary, In.
tsrnsdiats and Aeadsmic--in which the charge par
quarter u ten weeks will BE- ~ foliows;
Primary Department, Per quarter............e 9 -
lntsrnsdiass Department, Per aaartss,.... : ~
Academic Department, per quarter, ....-.... ~ ~
These rates. payable invariably BY the middle Of
the quarter dslrsy the entire expsnsss Of taition.
There will b general weekly exercises In Con
position, EloeutiOn, 70.
No dsAastisn viii be made for absence, sxssptia
essss Of protraetsd sickness.
The services Of Prof. Brass have bssu secured 10
give Instruction In German, French, Dsswang, and
Oil Painting He will also give Instructions In The
preparatory sxsrcisesof PsrSpsctivs Drawing frss
Of charge.
]. n. AcLANE,
Ksokuk, May Q, 'b8-d Principal.
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Ds. l.. q. INGEHs OH,
nENTIHT, corner Of Third end Main streets,
- Ksokuk, Iowa, over Nx, Hale 1 Co.'S Bank
entrance on Third st. Special attention given 70
the pssssrvatioa Of the nassrai tsct b. sasnsnt Of
Of the dental arch. Artificial Teeth Of the best
style and hnish, from siag tooth to entire sci
iy10d6m
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~ CANADA.

Q BAND Z = n n = HALLE OAD
~ CANADA.
"a DgLI0HTEUL ROMANTIC ROUrg~
vnon Su1 WEST -
Dosto~, Nsas Yosk, md ne Easesrs &sta
W. ~ AteAtsss csssvsi, 0vssf Wssear.
016sasessfA Z vwosHs Csasvsl, eaI
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passenger - this rests Aavs - spsssssalty Il
lsrfsl sssssEy n tAs world, iaAls1ise Tsvssse.
Ntsesvs ysshs ss9psnstsa ovt6Ss, 1AsssssI Issssls
AaDt1s u IN o. LsOssues. QnSAse. 0essveaa WA41s
Assssstss, ~ 1sbsiss DsSl1s, (aeavsv ~ s,0e {.
lsssfA), LAks CAeaptsts, Fan ~ MssNnsreset.
Hs1ses kfssv, ste., sec.
o. aa4 afsss Nay I, 1855, Baeesss viii u
CAsksd ThsssgA frsa chisass.
q r. 8maoRAN
Passsgss ny - ssssssd u ~ 49, Il sAe d.
pany II ChieaGe b sAIIIno shtps fre0 Lan1s..
Liverpool, Ply0oseh, Glasgow, Dsistel, m.
Absrassn AA1 noatspes. An aesot a ~ 6IAIU
TRUNK RAILROAD sspsnntsads sAsssnevsi q
s1igraats sn1 hAgsaGp at Qashse free o. 49,.
fsre frea ~ = ~ 70 ChisAgp, insau1ise
seeksA pssvisioss.
TAs MAaacsh Steamship
4 VIA r n A n.
OF - 500 TONS AND 100 FEET LORoi
10 andss sossssss 70 this coapAny for one o. nses
trips - Portland. Toarisss' fstssp dsksSs fssn
Chicago TO The pstasipal tswss 3 1srsps Win
shortly - issusd. Tickets frsa Chieaa. - m
points lest, also for ths Lsviathaa. q IL - r
o S.6. Co.'S ships, can - CHAINED q IL Co.
Of the 0raaa Trunk RailrsaA, Ne. - DsaxheT1
street. Chicago.
Agent Of 0rsnd Trunk B. \. c., Of CaAsAs.
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Dougia. Dem ocrass.


paper Of yesterday, over the signature OF .
"Douglas Democrat" as follows:
ssThe ENHANCEMENT between Mr.. Douglas
and Mr.. Buchanan, il any now exists, is en-
tirely personal. They are at issue on no DO.
litical question whatever. There Is not
doctrine of the Democratic party about
which that party are not . complete unit,
and Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Douglas are both
Democrats"
As to the party being q complete unit, We
submit the following comment from Douglas
Springfield speech upon Mr.. Buchanan's Lee
compton policy:
''You but speak rightly when you ass ert
that during the last session Of Congress
there was an attempt TO violate ono Of the
fundamental principles upon which our free
institutions rest. The attempt to force the
Lecompton constitution upon the people Of
Kansas against their will. would have been
il successful, subvcrsive Of the great fupda-
mental principles Of free government
! As to the enlargement being personal,
most persons would think from the assaults
OF the Union, and the removal Of all his ad-
herents from Office, that there was something
political in it also. Thus, within the lAsi
day, We learn that Maj. Holton, the popular
and attentive mail agent on the keokul
packet line, has received his dismissal, be-
cause he refused to abandon Douglas whor
J notified 80 to do. In return for this las
blow. will the Douglas Democrats 10 St
Louis join in support Of the administration
~ ST. Louis Dem.
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DUBLIc NOTICE 10 hereby given, thas On the
18th day Of August, 1858, st the deer Of the
Clerk Once, in the city Of Ksokuk, Iowa, shall
proceed 10 sell 70 the highsst bidder, for Gosh In
hand, the following property. to-wit Seventy fest
Of Of the rear end Of lot 40. one t) In block ens
hundred and sighty-one tlsI. in the city Of Kse-
kuk, county u Lee, and State Of Iowa.
The sole 10 nads BY virtss Of Dssd Of Trust
froo Wa. II. Tsggart and u. ktisabsth his wife,
u me made 70 sscuse the payment Of certain
promissory note for tho sam Of two hundred dol
lars (43eu), which note is due and unpaid, and by
tn terms Of the Trust Deed am required to eel
the property.
Sale betwsen the hours Of 10 O'Clock =. N. and
o'clock p. n.
p EfcHAR, Trustse.
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Not1co.
HINAX GALE OF LOT for the Coat az ahatine

Notice.
fTyAX SALE or LOT for the Coat Of abatine
/ nuisance upon said Lot;
Owners names. Lot. Block. Tar. Csst,
Unknown, ~ tl66o tl.ai
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO the owner o. own
er ofthe above described lot that special tan haa
been assessed and levied upon said iot, bsing he
amount expended BY the City Of ksokak foT 1lliag
said bot for the purpose Of abetipg > nuisance .
the same, csuacd BY stagnAnt water, and aAlsss
payment be made Of the taxes 20 levied. and
also all costs, before the 3tst day Of August, a.
D. 1888, tho said lots, or % much thersof .
shall be necessary to discharge said Tax ard
| costs, Will be sold on the day Aforesaid, 81 the
Mayors of6cs, In said city between the hours 81
O'Clock .. m and B 0 clock p. N.
O. g. STEVENS,
Collector Of thsCity OF Ksekak,
Lee County and STATE II Lava.
July =, Is5s-d4w A
SELLING orr Ar CO0HJ
Miss WARNxR will o4es, tor ~ nons t0e01y
~ S.ys = r ssst esT - - ssass sessk :
TAsss .hs havs not s.pgl1 tnsnsalyss vitl
Bunn1 DeansAs will Aa6 - tAels a6vaa.
| tar y sail soon.
] ksaksk. Jsas -, -
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War with ENGLAND
POWDEk!

War with England |!
POWDERS!
HAVING taken the A. ensy for the sale Of Pow
J. der manufactured by the Cleveland Powder
Co., we are prepared TO furnish any quantity Of
the various kinds Of Rifle Blasting Powder upon
short noiie and u very low rates.
The quality of this brand is unsurpassed by any
other manu- aetured.
We call particular attention to our Sporting
Powder, IN canisters, seld ut retail.
Tbs trade furnished as low Is can be bought in
st. louis.
Packages of 6h I2I or IS lbs, ali direct from the
factory KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
Keok ak, Aug 3, 155s-dlw lao Main-st.
W. IL. AUSTIN. c. n. ALssRs.
w. III. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. iis MA1N-sT.,
kE0k ....-...IOWA
WYE beg TO annoucs to the citirens Of Keokuk
w and vicinity that have recently leased the
large building No. lis Main-st., and there offer =
LARGE entirely NEW and we'll selected scock Of
Groceries, Provisions and Produce At very Low
PRICES.
We GUARANTEE ALL GOODS sold by n TO be ~
represented and deliver goods bought 1t retail TO
any part Of the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills We are
prepared ii all times % sell Il wholesale and retail
ali grades Of FLOUR ut the lowest market prices.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. %
We PAY CASH for all kinds Of Country PFo0pce.
aug2dAw
SUGARs-crushed,
and Clarified
for sale by VII. AUSTIN ! co.
aug2dAw
| MOLAxsEs--B elcher's and st. Lonis Refine
1vl ry-in bbls. hlf. bbls. and ksgs-for sale BY
! augidAv WI. Austin CO.
| rOfFEE-kio,
and Costa Rica
1 for sale by VII. AUSTIN L co.
aug2lAw
SudAkaccukED HAMS,
- Country do
Side Meat
and Dried Beef
for sale by W. II. AUSTIN CO.
L,LOUM i LOUni--Al grades Of Countrl
1 and City FLOUR for sale BY
o5 BBI.s. RosIN for sale cheap b
! XxTINDOW SASH and FRAMES, ail sizes, 10
| w sale Low by W. II. AUSTIN co.
4 aug2dAw
4 AIKAPPIN9 PAPER, all sises Of Rag AM
! w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, to
sale Low by w. u. AUSTIN co.
aug2tAw
w w. II. AUSTIN . Co.,
AuK2l&w No. lis Main-st.
!, XAlAEATl WHEATlI..x 900 bash
, w 81 COED Spring WHEAT ennAol, for whic
We will pay the highes maske 10 Cash.
aug2dAw W.. De1IN 1 co.
~ A. SALT for sale low 81
; ". ang2 VIII. AUSTIN / co.
!, pickLss, in Vinegar, BY the do.ss. ior sale ;
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NOakCe.

NOTICE.
f1N0 JAMES DAVIDsoE-Sir: Whereas on the
L 2,th day OF April, 1858, you delivered to me
Ave shares of the stock of the Keokuk, Fort Dss
Mnin. . and Minnesota Railraad Company, number
200, IT the value Of hundred dollar per share
dated Keokuk 10Th October, 1887, as collateral Sc
surity fer the payment Of note executed BY
Davidson, Mortimer 4 Davidson, dated s9th day Of
April, 1858, for the sum Of two hundred thirteen
44lo0 ,llsr payable to myself or order IN ninety
days after date, with Interest," At the banking house
of Geo. q. Anderson h Co., with power, II said
was paid at maturity, to sell said stock at
public auction. after giving thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whereas said note above described
is now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that by virtue Of the power vested
in me by the conditions of said deposit Of stocks
shall, on the eighth day Of September next, 1888,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock =. m. and o'clock
p m, at the front door Of the Court House In the
City Of Keokuk, Lee County. lows. proceed to sell
at public auction the highest and best bidder Tor
cash the Eve shares Of stock above described, and
transfer and assign the same unto the purchaser or
purchasers thereof and out Of the proceeds to pay
the amount Of said note and interest and expenses,
unless b fore said day Of said sale You shall re-
deem said stock BY payment VI said note, interest
EDM'D r. DIXIE.
Keokuk, Iowa, August 3, 1s5s-ag4dtd
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Pleasure Excurslon !.

AT q meeting Of the excursionists, held in
the cabins6f the steamer Ben Campbell, on
Friday, July 30th, 1858, Hon. j. l.. Corse,
was called to the Chair and A. j. Messenger
was appointed Secretary.
On motion of J. Smith McKenny COM
mittee of three were appointed to draft res
olutions expressive of the feelings Of the
party.
j Smith McKennv, Of Burlington W. O..
Paine, Of TT. Madison, and James r. White,
Of oquawka, were appointed said Commit
tee.
During the absence Of the Committee the
Hon. W. l.. Thurston, Of Fl. Madison, ad-
dressed the meeting in few happy and ap-
proprate remarks.
The Committee returned, and through their
Chairman, Mr.. Nick emmy, read and submit
the following resolutions:
Resolved, That we tender our thanks to
Capt. q. ii. Myers, and Clerks A. l.. Miller
and j. NJ. Ilannum, of the steamer Ben Camp.
bell, for their untiripg exertions to render
the pleasure and comfort of their passengers
upon this occasion complete.
Resolved, That We have, during the trip,
enjoyed one round Of happiness and pleasure
and that the officers and crew Of tile boat, by
their constant kindness and courtesy, con.
tributed largely to that end.
Resolved, That our thanks are also due t.
Mr.. james Cameron, Steward of the Ber
Campbell, for the sumptuous and bountifu
tables spread for our use during the trip
aud in him se recognize the gentleman ant
accomplished caterer.
Resolved, That we recommend to the trav
cling public the steamer Ben Campbell, as
boat every way worthy Of their confidence
combining, as she does, both speed and com
fort, and her officers and crew possessing 81
the requisites that are necessary for accom-
plished steamboat officers and gentlemen.
Resolved, That the papers Of Rock Island
Davenport, Muscatine, Oquawks, Burling
ton, Fl. Madison aud keokuk be requested L
publish these proceedings and resolutions.
On motion Of Mr.. Thurston the resolution
were unanimously adopted.
On motion, the meeting adjourned wit
three cheers for the steamer Ben Campbell
and her, accomplished officers, which wer
given with will by the very large numbc
OF ladies and gentlemen present in the cabin
j. l.. CoRSE, Chairman.
A. j. MESSENGER, Secretary.
Signed in behalf of two hundred and sew
enty. three ladies and gentlemen on board.
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AsssuAasng Exsravagancc ofthe A.
unfnlstraalOn.

Asto ~ ding Extravagancc Ofthe As
Ministrauon.
The following letter Of the Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette sx-
hibits the extravagancs Of the Administra-
ton at fas higher figures than heretofore e.
timated. Read and think Of IT, the expen-
ditures Of ope year of Buchanan's Admins
tration amount to nearly One Hundred and
-Four Millions Of Dollars!
WASHINGTON, July 25.
II any doubt ever existed a. to the extent
OF the appropriations made q: the last SEES
sion, it 10 now completely removed, BY the
official document, which is about to be issued,
and which 10 prepared under the direction OF
the clerk of the House Of Representatives,
sin compliance with the act approved July
4, 1862 That document il yet in the hands
OF the pr inter, bat the proof-sheets arc be-
fore me, and it will be ready for delivery in
a few days. This document covers seventy
six closely printed pages, exhibiting every
appropriation in detail, 20 that there can be
no possible mistake in regard to the items Of
expenditure. The recapitulation in which
these appropriations are classified under par
ticular heads, il not yet completed, but the
general aggregate has been ascertained, and
Is stated at $8l, 1874, S25 40! Let it be re-
membered, distinctly, those are only tho spe.
cifc appropriations, from which those called
"inde6nite" and the permanent standing, are
excluded.
There is no reliable mode Of ascertaining
the probable amount Of these indefinite ap-
preparations, because they are mostly made
up Of private claims, allowances, and extras,
to be settled at the Treasury. There 10 one
item extending 9 pension act, which it is esti-
mated will cost nearly million year. The
other items will be apt TO foot up at least a
million more. OF the permanent appropriA-
tions, the interest on the public debt is most
conspicuous, which is now about $4,000
year in round numbers. Therefore, the
appropriation account for the year stands Is
follows
Specific appropriations, $sl 1924, 1926 40
Permanent appropriation for
interest on pub. debt, 100000 90
Indef. appropriations for pen
sion act, private claims, al
lowances, ETC., estimated, 100000 90
&S7 324 S25 40