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if5 sS1s3Eisa1FFiT WEEKLY MAIL LINE 65ialL9slS

lffSsS7i#sA5zsHFj' WEEKLY MAIL LINE g7stsilLt5lsl
E8ssss5ASSs4ss 7 0 WICK 81 Il @. sisst3as5a7
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P NJ,
The magnificent Y. S. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, will leave for Doualts0nville, PaquemiIe Baton
Rouge Fort Hudson Bayou sara Red River Landing,
Albums, Natche2 Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph, Grand
Gulft Waffenton and Yicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at s
The Princess connects vcksbup with the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all findings the Tasoo river
as high MS Greenwood
THURSDAY, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ
The magnificent o. S. Mail packet VlCksbuE49, Capt
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayoa sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney dos
epht Grand Gulf WarenOn, VicksOurg Milikenls Bend
Lake Providence SIRGks Landing, Skipwth Landing Pill
chars Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina fHnd
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, lit
o'clock P. N,
The VlGEsHURG connects at vioksbnrg WITH the
steamer RANGER, and will axe freight all landings On the
Eaaoo river as high M Greenwood.
SATURDAY., at o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet NatcItez, gapk
4 r ieatheTs will leave for Donads0nvile PlaGnemne
Baton Port Hudson, Bayou sara River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand
emit MarTGuton and Vtcksburg EVERY SATURDAY, az
The steamer EATCHEz, connects at Vioksbarr witt
me Se9mer NIGER aud will take freight for a landings
on The Yazoo river AS high up Greenwood
ls AU9Y6 tsItoned splendid passenger packets leave
on their regular days without fail the honE appointed All
to their will be promptly and faithfully
These boots will not be responsible any letter o. package
containing tewelry other vRuRbeS regular
nils OF ng are taken specifying tho vau6
Che freight paid; nor orRny vauables deposited with CLERK
BY ihe pa5Atngars 0 contained in their baggage
EoriFeight or paasAge arpy on board, Of to
CARROLL, HOLMES i CO.,
Union Row, 81 CRrpndslet 81, F
r. 9SNliH, NO TchoupitOuas al,
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FOR Az0o RIVER

NEa TWELVE DAY Jack EFT FOR
lifgAAiss3Al44st97 FOR YAHO0 AND TALLAHATGHIE-The
- new, light draft passenger steamer Judah
TourO, 4. g. Ledbetter mister Henry g. Heath, cterk,
will leave above, giving Trough bills Of fading freight
or PASSAGE apply On board
Ell WARDS & pENTZEL,
his Advertising Agents.
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sS24us,9iO

GOVT. Debt-+.,...Ell,Ol5,ltO
Other securities, 8, 459 tHl0
Gold coin and bull'n IL. S,A
Silver bullion. -s..
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gas FIxTUKEs-GAs BTXTU8Es-

No. 20 Canal street
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS Hall I1iipr
and Lanterns ante Lights Portable and Drop Lights
of French English and American manufacture the greatest
Variety and gt
Low PRICRs
G5-When DESIRED they will be put mp
N, B.-A very large var ty Of GAS GLOBES always
hAl1s "
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RsS FOR POINT CLEAS-sTEAslER
L5atkY GRE GENT, Capt John p. Carson, will iea9s
Mobile EVERY EVEN ING, for Point Claat DIT.
rect also SUNDAYS Mondays Thursdays viii -6ke
mid dy trips leaving the city 10 O'Clock, accommodate
hose who arrive by the morning boats. jeg4 f
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FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th Inst, at 8 r. NJ.
fT8s - FOR VERMELIT0Y.--"TBE NEW,
ElELEl 4 light dtaUgtt fast running steamer Grand
Es5TszssA Bay, Capt d. 6. Hill, John A. Gway clerk
will above, taking freight for Achafalaya smms
por BeFweks Bay Paeraony!le and AZ intermediate Iaud
ings. For freight passage apply board, ar to
OSBORNE, WILSON 4 CARRADTSF,
ma % and 25 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-27

The mpreDn has g0ue forth whether founded % IA act or
hot that The heavy receipts of cotton into the American Dnefs
almost certain index Of the largest estimates OF crop b5Fg
realized But be borne IN mind that year greater
facilities age a9rded ard especially by aitRays, Of sending
supplies forward from the interior and the superstition
thai the ente yield may exceed 900 bales II would be
range indeed If planters should avail themselves
mosi qt absence Of orders from Great Brn Of tic oppoF
uny lately afforded them, Of realizing II cents per 6 fov
age portions Of their crop practicable 1t II probable
mpeea are row setting such superstition and to
Aent saloe have been made American account
ehg ne week and hee has been much irrsguarty in
Riet ~ concessions have been mate o. n al II per h.
9u Peealots OF Friday Hast The decline undoubtedly In
N9sea IN eAtnlon o. operations will be that the
s5g " e week arg much iRFger than very many weeks
p9s ~ yesterday the demand active that 100 bales
1.PoeI o. And There rather lsls anXiaty efacs
sales eotFesDeBdipgly DUH feelmg prevailed in lilo anehss
ses o. tuesday last and whilst little was done IN goods
- @ tower prices were sHbuiued ia the sales ef co.
Ton which We have 70 eauerae Included in American
Egyptian and s. 5Q Sutat foE export s0 $500 =
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ALA BAM RIY Err,

fFssgs F}B PLABON AND CJlLU1I
lEs$5isask3 sFRINds--FWice week-The steamer ADJ
aa5asS4sass vance, SamI. Ableg master will leave for
BlAdUn and Gulium Springs a week, follows
Leaves Mobile Budou and Cuum Springs and Dernopols
every Saturday evening" Mt O'clock,
Leaves Mobile BladUn and cuum Springs every Wsdneg-
day evening, at 4 O'Clock.
Returning
Leaves Badon and Cuum Springs every Tuesday and Thus
day evening o'clock arrivi Mobile every Wednesday,
and Friday morning at O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
T; B; SMITH, : Tchenrtopas strsas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-Doc. n.

Four-Market unchanged and demand moderate for the
Elstern local trades there Is also some specu all ye
iuou1rr 1r western acc5un sales Of 10 0O bbls S4
sac for suuerfue Stae 81 444 for choice do; s 5
tor xtra STATE; 81 404 50 for superna western; S1 Is
for m-dium extra erD; j,50 ship
ping brands raund hoop extra Ohio the Hsrsei closing
quiet lhcud II IN The sales loO bbls suDerne STA
and LOO bhls 81 40 The latter parcel free Of
chaTgs for MN h. aud both lots taken specua
ton for Canadi -four unchanged: sal
of sc bbls At S52 as Is for choice hye
four-Sus al sales u S3rZjll4 10.
Wa at-Quiet aud lange; sales Of 4391 bus prime
winter hia at Sl3 Zoo bus unsound mixed II mos
S and l4lC southern at S2i Tor red and 81 40
for white
Rys-Scarcs and nominal at 7sSs0c.
BaTleY-Qulet al selalg3c.
COr.-Belter; demand chiefly speculative for western
account; sales OF $50 bus ed western partly last
ing, icons IN store, ahOl and delivered.
Oatshue very hrm al 5035lc or State 5S955c for wes
and 55>dS6c TOT Canadian.
W1isky-Iower; sales OF 200 bbls al 245<(Ggc.
Pork-Aiarket hmer; sales OF 800 bbls SI7 50T 60
for old mess Sls,i2GS.-5 Tor mes; SIS 5ol3 - fo
prime including ices Is eliyeIabe January
l5th n Ss,z so bbls Al SIS u, check today
and lUoO hhls mess for May ard June at $3.50.
Bee-COntmues sieady; Of 1900 bbs al Sc 51 for
Prime Mess Beetk inn; sales OF 200 srces extra Chca-
so al SIS.
Besi Hans-aeavy- sales of 30 bhis at SIsGl5
Cut Mes s-knle doll; sales OF 80 hhds tl6kc for
shoulders and * 693zc for hsms
Bac1n-Q Qulel and D-lces nuInlnall lly the sane
Dressed HoSs-FIrn Al s,c for good and choice com
fed sales OF 30 averaging 2lI ms al &c
Lar-FImer; sales 200 bbls at ilaIl5c including
1000 Do tor April AMI II Al ll5Sc.
BuiterA moderate business doing at l2Ssc for Ohio
and leo &c for State.
Cheo>e-ln request at sg9Sc
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gnsmr0llGe.

= POLICIES issued in the above Companies, at
enable rates, on desirable risks "A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23

Highwines- S9gal p q 2h
Whisky y........--- q q 5
SUGARS.
Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22-5 P NJ
The market to-day has been quiet We could hear o
nothing doing in grain only transaction in -four
sale oflOObbs double 1913 Buekwheat has been
IN demand at $3.50 p ewt, ill order from Cincinnati
house.
In the minor articles sales reported as follows:
BUTTER-Saless s bbls. roll at Ice
CHEESE-Sales small lots prime at &c
LARD-saes country rendered at Ice.
HIGHWINES-Sle lies a. 221Se-
HOGS-Tke market for hogs has improved and heavy ones
bring s5l2Js without difficulty.
PoULTRY-we sale of considerable quantity Of
chickens at Sc = ID.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23

The receipts at the yards today have been rathsr light
Thsfc owing Principally to the almost impossible con
don Of the roads There advance in the prices Of
beef the buyers in excellent humor Best grades
stock ruled firm but little nQary for medium or com
mon The approaching holidays doubt create ademsnd
for rseass meat We are firm n the belief that dealers
viii find it immensely to sher advanisge il paronizius
the Mednesday's sales Of live stock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23
plumbing, etr.

M. PATTINSOK.
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square.
T MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
i constantly hand a complete assortment of Copper,
Lead aud ITon Bathing Tubs Marble, Plain and Fancy
China Wash Basins. Water Closets common Lift Force
Pumps Ofthe bestdescripOn. Also, L Waefelaer Co.
Patent Italian Stone FlteTeI and all other articles this
Inc OF business
Having had over twenty years experience in this branch
Of hanism and most Of the last four years engaged
he principal houses in town. feel confident Of giving
tire sat faction to all who may favor with their patron
age.
and most approved style.
Orders in the city and country promptly attended
JObbng executed with neatness and dispatch.
ali TaH
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TIETEllND, zINESTILLE & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

I'D u - - - -:
On and after March g, 1883
DASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
L leave Cleveland IN the trains Gf the Cleveland anu
Pittsburgh Ral1road at As p. NJ. (chaAgng cars al
Hudson,) for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Orrvtne and
NiilcrshaTg: connecting at OTle with trains on the
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and Chicago r R., east. and Wes
OF Canton Aasslion, Wooster Loudenvle and Mansfield
Trains leave Aiersburg for Clevean at e5 1I 5ad
lbs NJ connecting at Orrvile with aims on the PIT
c. R. R., by which passengers. from Canton Mass-
on Wooster Loudenvile and Mansfield reach Cleveland
febs e5s ''-ns AN - SIMON PERKINS Sup't
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Bankers.
J. HerdInan & Co.,

II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign nd Domestic Exchange, Unuurrent Money
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughout the
United States anad2 and Europe promptly attended
Drafts and Bills of E1ch lnge Great Britain Ire land
France and Germany We erasg direct suit
Sight AID 60 days, the following Banks Branches
ENGLAND.
IondCn-DIessrs Prescott, Groie, Case Co, Bankers
liveTpool-J- Bsrned y CO Bankers
Manchest-I-Messrs CunIfe, Brooks & Co, Bankers.
HHo Provincial Banks Of England and Branches thro
out England and Wales
birmingham Banking Co.
YORKSHIRE District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Go. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of ITelanl
Provincial Rank Of Ireland
And all their Branches in al the fszS
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Bank ing Co
Greelock BankIng Co. IN C3tassoyV and C,raenoc,-
NatI0nal Bank OF Scotland and Brancbes
We also furnish Drnf for auv anont ayabl IN sba
pm cnll Cll1es OF he Continent OF F,urone - -
PASSAGE By STEAMER OF Saline psck .. Sh;-s .o,-
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland ETs5cs .j
GeEmsuy, can be cured a the low esi raies ~ M
For further particulars apply 10
seDs HFPDATATk O. ne ,hors
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CLEVELAND, December %, 1sSs-

This has been one of the quiet markets We note
sales thiynne head Of cattle o-lay at prices ranging
S3to Sass cwt live weight, which is equal to s4 and
SIS % cyvt when dressed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus a Cincin1ati Cleveland and Enc, and Cleveland
and Ptisburs Railroads.
AZ SolOi with hacks 10 G hasrn Falls, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, sc.
At Bracevllle with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &c.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield Meadyile
Bloomfield Canfield, sc
Al YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell anf Enon Valley, and thence By P. F. W &c. R.
r. TO Pittsburgh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23

FhLFANEU
D Ii. J. c. YER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE one DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has wan for itself such for the every va
ety OF Throat and Lung Complaint that entirely
necessary for the evidence Of is virtues
wherever It has been employed As it has long in
constant use Throughout this section need do
than assure the people its quality kept up the st 1t
ever has been, and that be relied on to do for their
relief all II has ever beenfound tOdo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PUReAvIvE MEDICINE.
For COstiveness;
For the Cure Of Dy pepsia;
For Jaundice;
For the Cure Of IndifestOp.
For Headache;
For tbs Cure Of Dysentery:
For Foul Stomach;
FOrthe Cure Of Erysipelas;
For the Piles;
For the Cure Of Scrofnla;
FoT all Scrofulous Comp ANTS
For the Cure Of Rheumstism.
For Diseases OF the skin;
For the Cure Of Liver Complaints;
For the Cure Of letter, HunlorS and Salt Pheum
For Worms;
For the Cure of GOut;
For Dinner Pill:
For the Cure Of Neuragia
For Pur1fying the Blood
They sugar-coated,
them pleasantly and they are the best aDerent in fb
world for all lhe purposes of family physic
Price 25c. per Box Six Boxes for 81.
Great mum Of Cereymen Physicians Statesmen and
emine persOuages hive lent their names T. lie nm
PARALLEL usefulness OF these remedies but our soce here
will not permit the insertion Of them The Agents below
furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are
gven with also fu descrp ions Of he above compinfs
and the Treatment that shon he followed for their cure
Do not be put OF by dealers with other pre
arations they make more nro on TsT,.,5
take others The sick want the best aid there Is for
them, and they shou q have It.
All our remedies are for sale by
VIM. FISK. and GAYLORD x HAMMOND and all
Dealers in Medicine.
dsendktw en- sweow sa
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Sd. HARRIS BOUDOIR MACHINE.

This well known machine has been recently improved BY
Bennett by the addition Of simple BY which
the operator can disposed with double thread Ihe
undersgn takes pleasure offering this beautiful Fam
y Machine the public and hereby invites all to eIamne
the work and operation of said machine II VIII do as
MUCH and work the best of the high priced
machines AMI Is furnished at pTics so low as 10 bring
within the reach of all The stitch most beautiful, ard
will rip though every fourth ore be cut II IS simple
and easy Of operation making with ease ONE THOUSAND
beautiful stitches PER MINUTE; the same time II is al
NoIsELEss whlch great advantage over all other
machines. Price, S35. W. r BRAMAN, Agent
y Agents wanted for all parts of the State.
q All kinds of Sewing done with neatness and dis
rsfch Al our Rooms nny25 P6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23
FEVER AND AGUE,

EROM WHICH MANKIND SHE
L. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
the consequence OF diseased action Of the system
ation is evoe ed by the action Of heat
s Uses ih ls v atsy EapoT IRON H. While the sun IS
face, and the taken with through lungs into
nal and 1cfeng organs Of the body The liver be-
comes tori I'D and fills to secTete not only this virus butaso
the b from the blood. BOih the virus and ihe bile accu
mulate in the circulation and uroducs voen constitution
sympafhise with the liver, and bee me derangei also
Finally the instinct af onr organism, # IN attempt
eIpel the n0xious infusion concentrates the blood o
the body the internal excretoes force them to cast
out The blood leaves the surce and rushes the inter
But in tits effort fails. Then the FEVER follows, IN
surface asf IN another effort to eTps the irritating poison
through that other great excr othe skin In this also
and waits for the recovery OF Strength to repeat the hope
less effort another day These the fits paroxysms
course ermine the health II il is not reS oveo VI
We hayo laOored to find. and have found antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE
Which neutrases this malarious poison the blood and
iuIses the liver 10 exDe il from the body As il should
does this affecting disorder with perfect cerainiy
hose VINO are subject to this Infection taken in season
eI els it from the system is absorbed and thus keeps
health although exposed TO The disease Corssq1 ntlv
tons which induced BY this malignant influence such
Remi'tent Fe er, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague
ache Earache. Catarb Asthma, Palpitaions Painful Az
sctOns of the Stomach ard Bow Is all ofwhch when ans
ing from this will be found more OF less the
Of these dera5eemeufS and cuTes IN, 5isease @ ' e
This il accompshes by stmuafing the e1cretores ex-
pei the virus from the system and these organs by degrees
become hsbed do this their office of their own accord
Hence whst term acclmation Time may accom-
plish the same end but often life is not long enough or is
and with safely We have great reason to believe
TINS IS s1TeT as well as sler remedy for the whole
on than other which has been discovered and has
sill anoheT advantage TO the public which is, that is
PRErAREDBY
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SHEEP.


We note sales OF Ee new mich OoFs alu OaIFes II -
Gs2s4e and two at S35 each The above was an extra
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations


CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKET.
TSaes every wednesday-Yards at WILLIAM BEReESs. on
Pittsburg Street.
BEEvEs sold ty the head at price equal to the value
per H. Of he estimated weight of the beef to the quarters
The hide and allOw, 'fih quarter, is not counted
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nIisfeli1ueons.

WANTED.-THREE LADIES OF
w inte !lgeuce and address make Five dollars
dav each by getting subscribers the COSMOPOLITAN
Af'1 ASST Ia oSSIAN E DODGE,
dacsn.9+dv91a No Euclid
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Gobatfo auo Cigars.

John LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
- Wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in Hswlts Steam Power Block West St,
Canal BASIN Clereland Ohm nc26 dlN RaIl
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6ewirrq A1afbines.
&eauing .WacIline Depot,

No. 1874 Parsons Block, Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-23
GtouEs, Mt.
Stoves and EnamGIed Crates.
w. L. Marvin,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppO-
site the Old Court House,
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Urn9s

D R. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
He MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEU1lA-
TISd, Stiffness of the Joints Lumbago, Headaches,
TOothaches suffering from other bodily inmities- Inc
rapid and Complete efficacy of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-07
6i,43l 1864 10
S6s,opO,OOO 90

w
Thus we find the expenditures for the year
ending June 80, 1850, amount to the sum oi
sos, 900 600 instead of $92 600 00o as estima-
ted by the gentleman from Ohio. Ifthe wish
es o President and Cabinet. and large major
ity of democratic members Of Congress, could
have prevailed, the expenditures would have fal-
len below this sum. The result however, demon.
strates most conclusively that the conjectural
estimates of the gentleman from Ohio were uo
within millions Of the true amount, aud should
cause the people to distrust all theoretical and
imaginative calculations on subjects of so much
importance to their welfare. .
And, in this connexion, permit mo to express
my cordial approval Of the sentiments imbodiet
by tho President in his annual message, il
which he declares that
"An overAowing treasury has led to habits o
prodigality and extravagance in our legislation
1t has induced Congress to make large sppro
priations to objects for which they never wonl(
have provided had it been necessary to raiSa tn,
amount of revenue required to meet them BY
lcreased taxation or by loans. We are nov
compelled to pause in our career, and to sora
tinize our expenditures with tho utmost vigi
lance; and in performing this duty, pledge MI
CO operation to the extent of my constitutions
competency.
Z" 1t ought to be observed at the same tim,
that true public economy does not consist II
Withholding the means necessary to accomplish
important national objects intrusted to US b.
the constitution. and especially such as may b
necessary for the common defence. In tn
present crisis Of tho country it is our duty Il
conAns our appropriations TO objectsNf thi
character, unless in cases where Justice TO indi
viduals may demand different course In al
cases care ought to be taken that the none
granted by Congress shall be faithfully an,
economically applied, ''. +"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-07
S65,lq6.S6l O6

S65, 1856 Sol Or
When the gentleman from Ohio made his es-
innate of SG2 100000 as the expenditures for
the year 1859, he was sadly mistaken in his
calculations: Against his conjectural estimates
| now oppose con=ctural estimates of the Sec
retary of the Treasury; and it is palpable that
the gentleman has been mistaken to the extent
ofonly about $27, 100000. Is it to be wonder
ell at that, with such errors as have pointed
out, the shrewd editor of the New York Tri-
bune," in his issue of the third of this month
in noticing the gentleman's speech, should have
said: 1--WE should have liked it much better If
it had worn no party aspect, and had been unde-
niably nonpartisan in its scope and bearing?"
propose to examine into the estimates of
the Secretary of the Treasury little fu ther, to
show that he has exhibited sound Judgment
and practical knowledge of the duties of his
office:
The annual estimates of appro-
priations submitted are S5O,312, ,O13 13
Other estimates referred to the
Committee OF Ways and Means
at various times during the
session 3,9OS,917 81