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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

49,
The Hon. Peter pawsop who has ips
been sentenced to the Pepiteniiary of New
York. for keepirg one of. the yilest dens oil
de~bauchery in that city. is a distinguished
Democrat. has carried for years the appetla-
ton or King -ef the Five Points, and in 1856
was elected to The Legislature by the Dem
ssra,ic RaFly.
The Utah Peace Cqpmissioners, Nessrs,
Bowel and Mccullough. arrived at Wash
ington on Saturday. The Commissioners
report The supremacy OF the laws and aqthor-
ifg OF he GoyeEninen ut in lah. aud coase-
9uent peace. They also confirm the ac-
collnis Of letter writers of the unjust and ~
~rannical conduct OF Brigham Young towards
his followers. ae.
THE CAUSE OF THE OREGON INDIAN WAR.
1T is ascertained, from a reliable source,
that ADOPT two years since, treaties were
made with certain tribes Of Oregon and
Washington Territories, including those
~ho re cently foaghl Col. S,eptoe, and whieh
the Senate refused 70 rasify. This omiasion
had the effect Of producing an impre asion
on the minds of these Indians of good faith
on the part ofthe Government o. the pni-
ted States;
The Rhiiadelphia Dress says that the I'd.
ilor of the Washington Union would sell his
soul for q mess Of po,tage. be did, says
Prentice. be waRla ehss. the Rsifnge PEN
der opirageously.
The Admin is.ration Organs. from one
end Of the country to the other, ell their
editorial columns every day, with
on The. settlement of the Kansas
They .declsfe daily in most pcs
and passionate fasnner that rielsi sell
led p that they wiil have no more gift ina
he efforts that aFs being made by the opPo-
press to exeite a new agitatiop must
md shall he unsvsiling. But every dsyJ
he Kahs as question becomes more threat
,ping. more po,entious Of political earth
luakes and esnfisgrasions.
According to the news by telegraph. the
avages Of the Yellow Fever In New OFleans
ire terrible. two hundred and e~ighty.hve
last week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
BENJAMIN E. WILLIE.

Aessrs. RHeDEs. SHsaMAs. VAaDEhAs
and p4uI are the presep. iaea~leas. 81
the Offices tosswaisk they are respectively
ProRessd-aad their REORGANIZATION affords
the best possible eyidrRse iist they have
discharged iher official daties faithfully;
sa~sciea.ly'a and Is accep,saes Of The peo-
pie: Dir. RfLEy isa eisizs.s pf zOxfosa--a
gsatiemaa OF sterling worth, and in every
way adaiirahly qualified for the pou, to WHICH
= Is proposed To elect him. Mir. Wills,
If We mistake not, has heretofore filed the
ofiee of Coroner in an acceptable manner.
and no assurance is needed that he will do
so again if eiec,el~as he OF course v i'll be-,
with all eothefson the ticket. unless we are
sadly al fsai, in judging of the material OF
which the RePusiioan party in Delaware
county is composed.
The vote in detail viii Sc found in the
following table:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
&77.a7a,saaao

HoMocIDE ASo SUICIDE II PlrTsFIELD,
LoRAIN Co.,O.-We learn that on Wednes-
day morning of the present week, the wife
of Mr.. Williams. 8 wealthy farmer living in
Pittsfield, Lorain Comfy. committed suicide
by han ging herself by = strip of a sheet to
a corner of The house,. A deaf and dumb
daughter of the deceased, who was some
It is supposed that Mrs. Williams FIRST hung
the girl, and then hung herself. No salts
factory reasons are now known. Mrs. Will
!iarns had commenced an action for divorce
in-the Court OF Common Pleas Of Lorain'
county. which a few days beforestAe killing
of herself and child was ainicabiy settled,
aud the suit withddraYn-: gkvelasd Rseuisl9.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20


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dealzta fsaAM1azss. ale.s Win S.aaossi
zkanaea abraham eeA. isI me
M1ruef 9 saP.sth. tMo
snazess AND one @ the effs hsss"A
SoepsF, ct ksftiana, mas msns COW
fessssn sTalchlA printed IN the Lewis
COD EAlis Soursaf:
1e4tllsams ~Tfpfosenfs that ne was
6esn m Osfsnas Bel9ssafs ln-aeo9s Als
fashss bcing sailor; be ram away
scheol and n~cssriearEed tozzrsaa- de
ffst went to AGA spvhsn nine years OF
$50 assi has.ssfsea ON sl.lp-6o3ra ever
sssiees mail paris. g sas Mossa-A.o on
time on q ssefmth nan 81 wat anu
then eSasif IN the sAspt0ys q 4tne Eass
aniiAaC ompa1y acelng, as captain on
shs ts.iatog. =. ne of thsir sesseas
1assn.y. -
with al tfishfaan Ns'sieh Ai.slasas GO,
hes. aad both Wesfto portsmouth ha
shippea IN tiis zzIeion SeePef.
Fiss brig seaa after ieas'ns Pc. vas
found to be ID .eeehs. maze -
<tatedtp have tFeatess eoeh v lssiaha
aahd Cox. me aegfe, @Ah etsal para
sstysanlth nstfy = siiiataa s.a..eea sa.lns
. shieii ne as apliEsa "a l1ses
iile 3sase saa's'' hail shso M
room, dFossa na'l MOS eeanas sas
hung MIN np 6g.tpe BEAM lac .pls
Fasl NJ ms 80 5eesss .s.Ms -
ne va !, 80. pain - a. ,.h;...,
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sna s:.H.e
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: Isisa1l1a 80 .AAs@
hh.a tnsaf eo,'aa.,saees u
= u.s. 1s.aeaNss
80 80 1888 ~ :
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A.s.ssp Vs.. us
si1e sseoIla uzafas'sls.i ssfne8 ssa'al ~ a..e
asssa rtsfn z astehss.
TITS sfisz sfoasn. eal .he a.r. "s.
who was $50 s.rns. IN nc -. .ae
ss1fes1el et,a's esSss, u.s.. ne NO.
n1fd. .ssn. ~ ee'
- nasaas aasfaaes s.sns
4 -.
,
en- nles. WIN 3 lev oaaSs % { na.sn
y tue Tart niafaes was o, = seaman
n bnFns' OF DAVIS. ihey f,nt
iF0hs with q ooates amt threw them
overheard. Afterwards they Mt tire
70 the vessel md aeandened 4. and
we're assckess up Dy anather vessel whet
Nahey disclosed the terrible tsageay IN
sshaca they nal reeentIy been en.saged.
slIlIt4nas aud Cog viii be hung on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

- 49, a.
LOVE IN THE CARs.-The e1ito7 0f
the Harrisburg Telegraph is inEormed
OF a singular adventure which occur
red On the passenger train OF nars na-
irving al Harrisburg from the lsasssop
Saturday evening last. In lone u fhs
airs a young man was seated, aRPafr'
entity deeply occupied in refldinR u
book he held in his hand, until be fof
to Lancaster. Atlhis place q very
handsome young lady enteFsd ti5s
n and took a seat Opposite him.
before they had been long In chs tFRins
the eyes OF both met. and they rscvg-
nized one another as old acquainfane-
Ies when very young. having been ssp-
iarated by their parents moving: apcFs
those of one 10 the West, and tho
other TO Philadelphia. The tvs soon
became enrapi in earnest cor versa
ton, fell ardently in love with M an
other, ond by the time they arrived
al Harrisburg, had resolved 10 be
united as man and wife. and travel Oh
their journey to the iady's no me- TO-
gether. Accordingly they tool l0dH
in&s at hotel, sent for a hi minister
and were united in the bonds o csns
hqbial bliss, aud taking the mex Train !,
were off on their bridal TOUR. Ehs
Telegraph IS informant says he i Sc
quaintsd with The parties, n~n3sstn3s
they both occupy high positions in
society.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

"A Loup CALL--TAx ON OFricE Hot,
DERs.-The Washington Union, Official or
gan, of The 18th inst contains the following
announcement. The government. clerks
are expected to puy the tax levied on them
to support the party:
We see il reported, we do not care upon
what authority, that u tax is levied upon the
persons employed in the government service
and the payment thereof exac.ed. We are
quite ignorant Of the authority upon which
this payment is demanded. or the purposes
to which il is applied when received. We
trust, however. that Whatever may be wisc-
Iy and economically applied to Advance ME
interests of Democratic party in its great
struggle with the opposition. II is qqid that
from one-quar.er to one-balf of one per cent
on the salaries Of officials is thus exacsed.
New. without knowing anything of the ai-
legged tax, and with no belief in its exist
ence, as a general thing. we have just this
to say on the subject. IF theFe is a person
in the public service who does pet voluntary
contribute the amount, at least, Of type dol
lars and a half a year on each Thousand dol.
lars Of his salary to support the cause Of the
DemscFscy, he shopld be dismissed at once
and his place alied With one WHO is practice
and liberal enough to agHble the essn.ss,iba-
ton.
we believe the anse TO igs,ify its sgppor,
and those who refuse to aid in that PATRIOTS
work should be the Iast to compIaih if they
are deprived Of the special favors of ,hose IN
power. We would recommend nc system
espionage, 10 mean efforts to hunt out the
m!niseFsbIe scayeangers who devote four or Eve
hours ofindolence at their desks, and the
balance Of their tine to assaults upon the
Democracy; but that forbearence which
keeps them in Office a mument after their
treacherY is known, is sadly misplaced. II
a notorious fact that more than half the
ppalroasge At This government is bestowed
pPon such gnYogshy men. We hold i. TO be
certain that . traitor in politics only needs
an opportunity to bel ray his TRISTAN sscFi-
fee the interest adcAaracteF Of the govern
neat. Political immortality aud feFsonal
morality are impossible elements in the
same ipdiyidghE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
RELAwaRk, Asg. Is. 1858.

The agricultural Board OF Delaware Co.,
net on the Fair ground. The Secretary
being absent, n. e. Hills was appointed
Secretary pro TEN. On motion
Rssolees. That iAs Roard furaiah hay aud
stsaw tar the stuck during the time Of The
Fair at the ezpenss Of the Society. but that
grain be fHreisied at the expense of the
arties requiring it.
Resolved, That AR. Joy be a committee
TO rent the lot east of the Far Ground (if
psssibie) for . hitchiag place during the.
Faifss
Resosped, That in the entry Of horses and
cattle dll pndsf the age of three years shall
have. their age specified in months. and Plac-4
ed upoH the cards of entry.
. ResolveS. Thss the ring al the Fair
Ground be opon after - ~. Of the third day
u the fair for Lady .Equesirisnism. a.,
1lesoived, That d Yote 81. thaaks.ha tea.
aersd to Mr. r. p. Joy for furnishing Ahe
facilities Tor the tria. of Reapers and Now
ers On the 9th of July last and TO hipaseif. and
lady foreIheir excellent .ditfner prepared tyr
the occasion.
On motion
Rssoloprd. Thsi Messrs. Frost g. pirs, be
. committee of arrshgemen is for ihesplow-
lagg match to set the tlne and place, and
give notice Of the same.
Atj,ufned TO meet on the al Saturday
proceeding The time OF holding the fair.
r. Z. HILLS Seeretary pro TEN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

Miss Susan Gross. residing ON ehe
east shore 81 Staten Island. directly
on the beactEbelow Townsend.s deck
in a small cottage belonging 20 I6r.
Silvia, died on The 18th inst, with III
low fever. Mss Gross had beer !
resident in the Silvia House, ON she
beach. for two months; had been in
the haoit of bathing every -erenisa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

Sal.2sa5aa u
Actual deficit

In the official tables The sum of $685.
800 ia entered upon both sides of the ac-
count as treasury notes re-issued and re-
deemed, over and above the amount of $780,
ooo. 900 authorized by law to be kept OUT
standing. One part of the transaction null
li6es the other, and the item only serves to
swell and complicate the account without
answering any useful purpose
Including the Treasury notes originally
issue, and the sum re-issued and redeemed,
the following is the official statement OF ag-
gregate receipts and expenditures for the
year:
Receipts S7o.373,569 60
Expenditures s 1883 ACT II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
The Government Kxpsaaiture..

No small effor; has been made by news
papers in the interest of the Administration
to smooth down and cover up the unexam2-
led extravaganza of the powers that now
rule. But the thing cannot be done. The
controlling figures of the case rave been of
6cially established, and statements furnish
the materials for determination ut once the
sum total OF the annual receipts and expen-
ditures and, in q condeased shape, show as
follows;
The receipts Cor the fiscal year I25y-a5s
were:
From Customs Sal, 7se, gao e6
From Public lands a,5ls,7i6s7
From Incidental aud Miscellane.
Gus sources l,254,2s5 II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
Leaving for ordinary expendi-
tt,res of the wear g
4a

" a&HH@ HTE
lures of the year $73,942.6l3 70
But it must be observed that BY the con-
tinuance of a pernicious and corrupting prac-
lice, tending to cover up extravagance and
deficits, the account of the Post Office De-
oar:mest are mol brought into those Of the
general treasury. What SUM should be adj
ded to the receipts under the head of postage
npon domestic and foreign mail matter, is, OF
course. yet unkneMa 10 the public. but it
will probably not fall below 81. 900 .ooo.-
The estimated expenditures for the late is-
cal year were 8 l2,o53.e0o. The actual ap.
preparations for the support of this great De-
partmeni during the now current fiscal year
are nearly $40 .oeo. 900.
But to confne our attention for the pres
emf to the official figures, partial and imper-
feet as the statement j., we are enabled to
make the following comparison o. the actual
Revenue and Disbursements:
Revenue from all sources sac ,557 500 so
D%stpirse ments, Except for
the P. Ohcel 77.s46, l67 II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

TgE TEtEeK17H CARLE. has not onii
been successfully laid. bHf is operating sstls
fac,orily-and the great event has been th'
occasion for ALMOST unpfeceienietsrtj aicinl
throughout onr ssniife caan,rJ as well as "a
Europe. EeloU we give the first Fegula'
dispatches that have passed over the line
being rtle sengra,uiatcry addfess Of Queen
Ylc,sria ssd The reply Of President Buchanan
therein;
the aHesas Heskese 80 BHchsnag.
To Hsso5dble The President Of the United
Si1ts
HerAixfes,y desires to congratulate The
presidemJupqn the ape;cessfAl completion Of
thIls greet teknalissla work. ins which The
QaetH has iskea the deepest interest.
The Queen is eonyineea that the Presi-
dent WILL jsin with her in ~fetseHllyN hoping
rhStztiie Electric Gable which now CONNECTS
Grea, Dritui.. Yah the United States, will
prove al iaddirional limb betWeea the nafons
whose friendship is ioanded upon their COM
men. interest and rec1procsi esteem.
9The Queen has much pleasure IN CON-
municsiiag with the President, and renew.
ing 10 him her u isles for the prosperity OF
tbs United States.
The -Presidvat's reply 10 the Qneen is de-
tanned al the Telegraph office here awaiting
h s.i~nslructiops whether il is to DE consid-
cred in full. under the circumstances.
The operators are waiting the Presidents
snsH ers
b PeesiaepesNgessssss
1.-THE President corjially rsciprocates the
canQraiulations of Her Majesty. The Queen,
on the success Of the great international en-
terFTise accomplished by the science, skill
and iudonaitabie energy of thesiwo conti-
aeEsss u is q triumph more .glpriops, be-
canse muse Useful, than was ryes. won by
t-hesroaquessr. on The ield Of battle, May
the Atlantic Telegraph Company, under the
the blessing OF F4IeaVeHs prove to be a bond
of perPstfEsafR eaee ard friendship stwee
L ekjHdFed J~aiiaps, and an iHsirunenl des-
tined hy Divine Providence to difuse relig-
Joys ciYiiiza1ien. liberty and law throughput
Ihe world. III. this view willsnos ali the ma
tinassaf chrisendem spontaneously unite in
the deelaraiior thaiait shxll be forever nsg-
trail and thes its con. municatiass shall De
heldsacTeB in the places Of theiF designation
N the midst Of hesiilities."
Dated. Washington Cig. AVG. -, 1888
Nav YoRK. August ls.-Informatioh
has been received that the cable 10 all right
Al both ends. saad that the queens message
viii .gfasshig he secaived this evening,
Cyrus srArIos. n. Z. Aug. Is.
To- NJ Directors Of ths Atldptic Telegraph
- -
EuFepe. md Americs are united BY tsle-
graph. Fl5fy 10 GOD in the highest. on earth
peace and good will towsrds men tStgDed.
Directors. of tasAtiqntie Telegraph Co. of
Great Britain.
ssf Eamana Heea,s RisPateh to ne QnesA
49, go TuRoRTo. Aug. is.
Ia Right lon. he Secretary Of State for
The k:.oiouirs. London, England:-The Gov
ernpr general o Bsiiish North America pre-
SENS his duly 10 The Queen. ana sfespect-
fully cenegaslales Her Majesty on.ihe COM
p%letion OF DE aiefeersphic cOnmpmcat ton
between Great Britain and ,hese ~cnlonies.i
lsignaas5:, EDMUND HEAD. 1
u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
alr Es~sss As.as. Di.Ps.sR 70 .hs Iqnpsa

REpUsLioaN coNeKEssioxAL NoHIs4-
rross:--Hon- TsouAs,c oawis has received
the nomination in the Warren dissrlc,. His
opponents were Mr. HARLAs Of Greene, the
present incumbent, and Mr.. HARRisoR Of
Madison, Mr.. DrxSv hasin; withdrawn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

Mr.. D. c.. Baxter. Fsosasly one Of the ed.
tore Of the New orlssns Bee, died efyellow
fever. In that city, on the 9th. tEe was q M.
tive Of Vermont. snd ,wepty-eight years Of
age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

The family Of Mr.. James Musessss, Of
saltwater Wisconsin,, we're poisonea 8 few
days since By eating tasd-t6ols fos mash.
rooms, rss1ihng in tie death Of s@o Of the
children aged seGswsaId ten years. The
parents win probably recover from the
Pnison.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

Mr.. John White. the Reprna6hta-
tive Of Hsmiltpn County, Tenn :, in
the Legislature Of thai State. has.
been arr ested and held TO bail in
the sum Of 5000 10 answer to the
charge of forging land warrants.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

A farmer Of Chattanooga county, Ca,
warns the public against feeding the cattle
with green Chinese sug arcane. He ssys i,
will Hill q COW In thirty minutes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
DIAnRarA.-At The present season a

80
DIAkRHEA.-At the present season Inc
following, rom Dr.. Halls Journal Of II eal,h
is worthy Of consideration:
piarrhea is a very common disease in
s,iihner-tne. Cholera is nothing MOTE
,hsn Exaggerated diarrhea. When a man
has led Of diarrhes, he has in reality died Of
cholera: may be well for travellers 10
knuw tina. the 6rst the most Important ana
the most indispensable item in the aFrest
and cure O. Iooseness of iie-bowels is abso-
lutte quietude, on a bed iure 6eFsellisi-z
ways prompts this BY distributing Us to loco
my ion. Tbs ntxtsiAing issto eat nothing
but commea rice. parrhed ike coffee and
then soltetd, and taken With . little sail aud.
butter DRINK little or no liquid ofany kind.
Bits Of ice may be catensand swallowed al
will. Every step taken in Jiarrhea. and ey-
cry spoonful Of. liquid, only aggrayates the
disease. II laculnotipn is compulsory, the
misfortane Of the necessity may be Jesse
by haying 4 stout piece Of WOODEN funnel
bound tightly around the abdomen, SO as to
be doubled III 'front.' and kept well in its
place: In the practice OF many years we
haYe BeYer failed to notice a gratifying re-
suit IL follow these observances.
r-E-a 81 II-E AAETHEFEL - -=- - EEF-- - 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

There was a very seSiaRs Are At the Al
ton lIh.l Peniteniiary On the , ssh, Proper
tY.t the amonntof 100000 was destroyed.
The FIRE was in the work shops. and the main
bulldog coRlaiaing the ~eonvic,s, becauns 40
heated that they sselsup . fearful bowling IN
terror At ths prospect OF burning aliYe, No
liEes were lost. and no eonyicts escRnea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
9o.ooo.ooooo

Total Receipts of the year $66.657 .57y 60
The expenditures for the same fiscal year
exclusive of the Posi- ORce we're: s
For all purposes ST. ,846.i s6 II
Of which the public debt re-
deemed and e~xtinguished s.sos.54ss 20
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20


sRErrBLfcAN CkkERaL ComaITTER.-The
seiciai proceedings of the late County Con.
mention were not handed In after the usual
manneF--but4roa the papers furnished US
we gather all that is essential for publication.
The following persons constitute he Cen
trail EotRmiltee for the epsuiag year;
DR.. Jas. ii, CHERRy, of Delaware.
A. THOMPSON. Of Delaware.
RosERT Mckinney. RadnoE.
III. M. CAREER, Delaware.
Up. CRAwFoAn. berkshire.
r, N. JONAS. Delaware.
q. D. HoUeH. Kingston,
CRAs:*ARTHgRs Scioto.
DR.. @. MkEeH,s Delaw are.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

TAR PRIMARY. ELEcgl0k sYs rEm has net
worked satisfactorily in this ceunty-ati least
such was the nearly unanimous judgment of
the Convention of Monday-by which the
following resolution. directing a return 10
the delegate system, was adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter delegates shall be
elected by the Republicans of each town
ship. one for each as votes po,leG for the
highest Republican candidate on the State
ticket at.ihs previous October election. and
an additional one for a fraction. of IL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

m ol~mnna
The Chicago pres. and 'rr;b,,ne has the
following admirable hi. mon fudue nouo-
las. Goysete elec,ioneer,ng trumn card.
se"sA' sapses g. ss9o sAnlolt . rev
psn,a;ael M &c. nrisaa. = ,s.o sppl
~ g. r Ii,;a.a. :, - 'ss "n.e
- - &C
80 : ao ~ ~
na@..s s.b w 57'ote
49, asote emo ~
,uss..a, dasaas;, ~. vi, ,s
So s ,ss;s. "a 49, ,s . nus ms
s - :. s4sS s.s :
~ ~. ~ 10 semassn, ..asaa q .ais IN,
o" tss "hp.ossu : soc'a'
aaa .esa. ''s''hs.l0.s - 20 me sexes o. pa
'e"'s' . ma,a'.o mere y Always under
$1,000 70 nave mao . oiaek mosesr. Hence
me 'n'erence int ihreeetour'ns OF the Dem
oela's ~ aaisslssippi are me parents or ofo'n-
eTs o. one OF more muiastoes' Il does not
destroy the force OF our logic to say that the
merit OF this gigantic Job must be divided
with the Wings Of Mississippi. Most of
Them have since become Democrats, and in
shy even. The need Of Missionary effort is
not disminished. We take it that there Is
to-day about one, mulatto in Mississippi to
each Democrat, and that one is related by
blood to half a dozen other Demo Gratis be
sides his progenitor. either as hrather, cou-
sin' or nephew. But in llllno,H, where
mere gre only 2.60o i1qlattoea, It happens
mat more than one-hslf OF then n are born out
of the state--a fair proportion of them
doubtless in the South. Tnus we see that
there is Just stsrtee1 times as mnch need Of
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Total Revenues for The year SAC .557
In addition there were borrow
ed In the shape OF Treasury
Notes, still Outstanding and
constituting n permanent
debt, 10000
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S7o.a73,a69 90
S~l,55S.467 II
SlI,3lI,5ss Is
Apparent deficit

AAFRAdGhb F 4 4 3SSS AZ
As We have no PARTICULARS whavever Of
the Post Office service we cannot tell
whether the whole of the enormous deficit in
that department is represented among the
various items which make up the above ag-
gregate uf disbursement. but of this fact
there san be 20 doubt. to wit: that TO CON
siitute a true and complete statement of the
public finances, the sum oe g 1000 ,Qoe, rep.
fesentiag the a Quilted receipissef the deS
partfne aas should be added to the account of
the governments income and to that Of ita
expenditure TOR the last fiscal year.
How much more oRgh, to be sdded to The
side { expenditures, oR this account caps
not be known .aalil the '.fnll amount of the
Pos, Office deficiency is made known by a
regular report from the auditor Of that des
partment. Bot adding this erroneonsly omit.
ted item. we Asge he sbaye amended ags
gregates:
Receipts $77,27a,saa6o
Expenditures sa.gs5,467a al
In addition to e4traVagance in regular and
ordinary expenditure, IL .wust be remem bers
ed that the Administration in the creation
of debt. has provided a new item of perps-
aent expenditure, which retrenchment apd
reforip cannot extinguish. That ia the ins
terest on the saH Of money borrowed,
aHounliug to the round sam of 81 .aga ,o99
a year.
This state of things is %repuguant to every
sound pliaciRle Of national finance, and is
detnoraiizing to the whole Administrative
Inalienable mischiefs will spring
from this reckless prodigaliiy. if il be not