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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

BEAUTIFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS
expenses of the Government continue far be-
ynnn the rates OF current receipts. which ave-
RACES only tnree-quarters of a million a week
The new loan is paid in and the balance of
cash on hand is but fraction over SO, 900. .OJO.
Even Democrats are beginning TO appreciate
that the tariff of 1886 was, as to revenue a
grand mistake. 1t became law few days
before the present Administration came into
approaching Its enormous capacnIes ior spena-
ing money. There was general reduction of
duty of twenty-five per cent, but there was an
entire abolition of duty upon very extensive
ciass Of articles 1t is obvious that there
would have been an euvfmous falling of Of
revenue, even had the imports confined at the
average of 1861. The diminution of i'm
ports, combined with the reduction of duties,
has not simply brought the income within the
bill of expenditures it has bankrupted the
Government. The country ought not to forget
that while the debt is rolling up at the rate of
thirty three millions year, to be made good
by taxation, she foolish annihilatiOn of revenue
was forced upon the Republicans by the insane
attempt Of the Democrats to compass their dar-
ling project of absolute free trade.
Even now, with all the evidence of financial
distress before it, a powerful faction of the
Democratic Party is contending for the abolition
of all duties, and resort to direct taxation
The Report of Mr.. Boyc's Special Committee,
to which that subject was referred, has made
considerable sensation at the South, and the
exclusively planting States are cla,norous for
its adoption Virginia, however, halts, and
appears indisposed to abandon her iron and
coal interests. the Development of which de-
pends in great measure upon the protective
system. The Richmond Enquirer does not see
how they are to get along withou, heavy duties
ON these articles.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
From Forney's Press.
Hon. Wilson Reilly i'm Juniata County
PATTERSON, Juuiata County, Pa, Sept. IL.

fATTEhsoN3 ounA"s" ~~J' - ~F
This has been our regular court week here,
and besides the judges, lawyers, politicians,
&c., our county seat, Mifllntown, has been
rhronged with farmers and business men gen
orally, from all parts of the county. Among
others, Messrs. Reilly and Mcpherson, our
candidates for Congress, are both here Mr..
Reilly has found, since his return home, that
he is in quite different atmosphere from that
winch surrounded him at Washington and
although it may not have been very difficult
matter for him while there, considering all the
influences which we're brought to bear upon
him, to desert the principles, and violate the
pledges of the party that elected him, since he
has returned, and is compelled to look his
constituents in the face, he has discovered, to
bis dismay, that be has lost the con6dence OF
the masses that rallied to his support in '56.---
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens has instituted suit
against Capt. Geo. Sanderson, Of the Lancaster
Intellgencer, for libel, the complaint being
based upon an editorial published in the las.
number of that paper, in which certain direct
allegations OF personal nature were made
against Mr. Stevens. The action being civil
one, the defendants will have more latitude ia
giving the truth in evidence than he wopll have
had under criminal action.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

A TREMENDOUS CuN.-A modest youn 2
gentleman at dinner party put the following
con. "Why are most people who eat turkey
like babies?" No reply. The modest man
blushed, and would have backed out, but E.
nally gave his reason "Because they are fond
of the breast" Two middle aged ladies FAINT
ed, and the remains of the young man wero
carried out by the coroner.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

Ofhe Missouri Democrat gives pew item
regarding the sale of Fort Smelling. |, will he
remembered that the sale was clandest;ne
transaction, and stands revealed to the country
as .,, monster plunder job. The Democrat says:
sMithout advertisement or notice of any kind,
S30O,OO0 worth of property was alienated from
the government, and the equivalent exacted for
1t was $4,000! The sale was not only clan
destlne, but the price was nominal The par
ties TO the contract were National Democrats
exclusively, aad after the reservation including
the Fort was sold some troops were detained
there. and $4,000 month, barrack rent, was
charged to the government by the new pyopri-
etors. The 100000 purchase money, or the
greater part of it, has thus been discharged
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

"DEATH SITs EVERY DAY.'--Many years
ago, when bill for the relief of an aged Of
icer was under consideration in the Senate. a
member who wished it set aside, suggested that
1T could we'll be postponed s:Congress sets
every year" MIR. Fromentin, q Frenchmau,
Senator from Louisiana who advocated the
bill, pointed energetically to the venerable
petitioner CONSPICUOUS in the LOBBY, and ex-
claimed yes, Mr.. Speaker, Congr sits
every year, but DEATH SITS EVERY Day
look.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
@Rlfft Bufttq.
CATCH THE SUN SHINE.


C'toh the sunshine though it fiickers
Through a dark and dismal cloud,
Though it fall so faint and feeble
On = heart with sorrow how'd;
t'.tcil it quickly 1t is plssing,
passing rapidly awayg
Il aas onlg CONS to tell you
TGera j yet brighter day.
catch tlie sunshine though It's only
One pale Pickering beam Of light,
There is JOY within its glimmring
Ihispering It's no: always night,
Don't be moping, CHING, weepi ng,
Look up look ~. ike man!
There's DO time to Crepe in darkness,
Catch the sunshine when you can.
Catcl the sunshine though Hes tempest
May unfurl its chilling blast,
Catch the little hopeful straggler.
Storms will not forever last.
Don't give up, and say .'torsakenr
Don't begin to say II am sad 90
Look there comes g'eam OF sunshine!
Catch it: OH it seems so glad!
Catch the sunshine don't be grieving
O'er that darksome billow there
L:fe's sea Of stormy billow 5,
" must meet them everywhere.
Pass right through them! do not tarry,
Overcome the heaving tide,
There's sparkling CLEAN Of sunshine
Waiting on the other side.
Catch the slnshine! cltchit glidiy!
Messenger in Homes cmnlov
Sent through clouds, through storms and b
lows,
Bringing you cup of joy,
oh then DON'T be signing, weeping,
Life, you know, is but span,
There's no time to sigh and sorrow,
Catch the sunshine when you can.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

The Democrats of Berks county who are op-
posed to the reelection of j. Clancy Jones,
have started new German paper at Reading.
They are also negotiating for the purchase Of
the Reading Gazette, and if unsuccessful will
start new English paper. Jones will evil
IDENTIFY have s'a hard road to travel"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

kaife, q London ARTIST, has succeeded in
photographine an exploding she'll. The view is
taken as the she'll emerges from the smoke, aud
shows tLree-eights Of an inch of iis track. ls is
curious that in every Instance there IS IN, the
! smoke about the shell q phantom hum1n head,
not yisible to the eye, but quite distinct 10 the
! photograph. 1t is no doubt the reelection of
/ the shadow Of the gunner.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

Hon. VIM. Lawrence, Of the Belmont, Ohio
district, who FIRST voted against Lecompton
and afterward for it, has been thrown over
bord, and fellow named Sprigg, of Logan
county, nominated il his place.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

The Lecompton wing Of the Democrats ol
Schuylkill, have nominated WIN. il: De"ar'
for Congress, and j. Nj. Wetherill for tue
Senate The Anti-Lccompton men have
separate ticket.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24

Then be was enthusiastically received every.
where over the district; now be is welcomed
by none but those who enjoy the favors or fear
the trowns of proscriptiye and intoerant Ad-
nlnistration. Then we had faith in the man.
lie had declared again and again to us his de-
votion to the Democratic doctrines, aud dwelt
particularly upon his fidelity to that part of
our creed-the recognition of the will of the
majority--which the Democratic party has
maintained since the formation of the Govern
ment to the present time. We believed he
would 70 manfuliy stand by his pledges, and use
all his power and influence as a member of
congress to crush the minority rule 10 Kansas.
and resist the attempt to force Constitution
upon people which they loathed and abhorred.
But ne has deserted his principles and violated
his pledges. He stood firm for while, but
the seductioDs Of power were too strong for
him. He has gained the favor of the Admin
Istration, but has betrayed his trust. He is
now here, trying to justify his course, and
conclliate what he well knows to be wronped
constituency. He asks US for support, and
promises to represent faithfully our sentiments.
il be be reelected. But has dayis over. He
deceived us once-that is enough. He no
longer has any claims to our support We
profess to be Democrats. We cherish the true
principles OF the party, and will adhere to them
while we have tongue to speak or hand to
cast vote. We have therefore, to choose be-
tweeL our principles and our candidate. Shall
we hesitatea The f1th of October will give
you our decision. The Opposition held meeting
IN the court house, oD Thursday evening last.
Speeches we're made by Mr. Mcpherson and
the Hon. JOS. Casey, of Harrisburg. They
are united throughout the district, and expect
to elect their candidate without any trouble
Would 1t not create some surprise in HIGH
QUARTERS JUs1ArA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
OLD RIICK,S TARI.E

The monstrous expenditure of the Democrat
,c party under the reigu of Mr.. Buchanan. can
De properly seen and fully appreciated, bv
al examination of the following t,ble !.
spends,
SS0,000,000 year
$7,500,000 MONTH!
S1,875,000 week!l.
S267 ,S59 day..!i
SLIGO an hour!!!,,
S1o6 minuIe !!!t.!,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-09-24
$40 a second -,

Ine following table exhibits the annual ex.
pendi,ures during the past ten years, INCLUDING
the administrations of Taylor, Fillmore. Pierce
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21

business public or to rs,esfv for any service in
the organization Of, or ssu ing note to any bank
ing association, or for The sale or transfer Of
stocks. or any other ,fficial service, any COM
pensation whatever, l,eyo nd what is allowed or
provided by law. ls1iow of no way of reaching
the evils of this system but by the passage and
enforcement of the most stringent laws, for the
protection of the public The following table
exhibits the circulation of registered notes, and
the character of the stocks upon which they
were issued. taken from statistics furnished by
the Bank Comptroller. with, other information
connected with the subject.
During the past year twenty seven Banking AS
! sociationg have been orgaa.zsd with aggre-
gate capital Of. 81 200, 00O
And seven Banks previously orgenixed have in
creased their capital ia the aggregate. 5T5 oO0
And two banks have discos tirued business, with
aggregate capital OF ........... 1875 00C
The whole number Of Banking Associations or
ganized and dong business the hrst Mon
day OF January ISIS, is s,venty-hve, with an
aggregate capital of o9iOOot
The increase & Banking capital for the year
i 1s9ts z,ooo,oo,
The whole amount OF coun,sssigned notes issued
aad delivered to the Baaks during the year
1885, loo',>o<
The whole amount Of circulating notes returned
10 the Bank comptrolcr's ONCE for destruc-
ton during the year 1857, Is ........-...4SS 81
The who'e amount OF countersigned notes issued
and delivered to the Banks and outstanding
!, on the arst Monday Of January 1855, is. S2l54sS
Which are secured by the deposit Of Public Stocks
and Specie 10 the sum Of O4
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
A CARD TO THE LADIES
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1ttb

this city, Jan. 18th, MARY s. BRANDE, only daugh
Rev Thos, Brande, in the Pend of her age
"Calm the bosom of thy God
Fair spirit rest thee now
Ev'n while with thy footsteps trod,
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust to its narrow house beneath,
Soul TO its place on high
Those that have seen thy look in death,
No more may fear to die" -MRs. HENASs.
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Commercial.
Kenosha Markets.
Mlarrieo.

At the Bristol HOTEL Bristol, Kenosha county, Wis, on
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Also at the place, by the person. Jan 18th
1885, Mr.. MATHEW H. CRIBD to Miss DEBoRAH REYNOLDS
both of Antioch, Ill.
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KENOSHA -
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale Of REAL EsrArRths sxami-
nation Of TrrLEs-payment Of TAxEs-and Conveyance
LANDED PkorKArr. Lots and Lands kept posted, wthou
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HOUSES and Lcrs for sale in every part Of the city and
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sAE's and LANDS in every in the county and
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MONEY invested in the best Landed Securities and at
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Religious Notice.
The friends Of former GEORGE D. SHEP
ARD who was lost by Of the central America
are informed that discourse will be delivered the Meth
Odst Church. in this city, next Sabbath Morning by the
Rev n Green, Pastor with view to the improvement OF
the which has and desoated many hearts.
The young who knew Mr.. Shepard so well, and es-
,eemed him highly, particularly invited to be
snt. ABRAHAM HANSON.
Kenosha Jan. 10, 1858.
Card.
We feel very thankful all those friends Of ours who
partook in the Donation Visit the 18th Jan.
CHRISTIAN sTARCK,
Kenoshs Jan. 81, 1s5s. MATHILDE STARCK,
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Organize, Organize |!

ALL are invited meet at the TURN HALL Gymnasium
corner Main and Grand Streets Sunday next at two
O'Clock p NJ Addresses may be expected beth in German
q nd English. Gene one, come all.
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Notice.

NOt1CG.
- As Adjourned Meeting OF the Protection Socie-
ty against Stealing will be held at the Pleas
q ID ant Prairie House. Saturday next the ZSrd
INST a. clock p. NJ for the election Of eficers-when
will proposed to make alterations in the eonst
tuition of said Society. JOHN c. HOLMES,
Somers Jan. 20, 1855. Secretary
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21

The whole amount OF Bank tax assessed during
the year 1857, all of which Is paid in except
SsI9 TO- s......+.... 10 ,29S O2
The following Banks have returned the Controller
Office for destruction circulating notes. amounting