Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

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General revenue, .., ,ss47 500. 81
Canal fund. 'A '.r t-i 7' nif 800 ,RSH 90
Sinking fund, iir,.. f.F ..tr1, lr, si74U ,i55 60
state com ION school fund, 1.2l3.U9T IA
Temporary loan, 6's 7utn91 7o4i i6ss 81
| Sinking fund commissioners, undravn g., -i.-l,. n
interest and other itYms, 81 1862 %
Sc ction siAtcen--irreducible, 81 4L i.s 6l.435 30
Canal, turnpike and railroad dividends, 25539 q
Snrpl us rsyenne-princtPal, tt,25l NJ
Surplus re eyenue---intercst, TsnI@ Ff9E lt3Il ~
Sec tion tw enty y-nine-irredncible, s-l 1904 ~
Virginia mi itary school fund-rreducible, 2,.I5 %
Land sold by fund commi ssioners, 1892 30
Western Reserve scho ol fund--rrcducble, 5hS ~
Ohio Railroad Company, 800 90
District school library fund, 80 y
Total, s3,e7e s26 30
DISBURSEMENTS.
General revenue, 600" sai7,sa5s7
Capal fnnd, ,.f..' l.i!i5u uf-si ..l IS se3ID7 %
State common school fund, 5gi2 45
Interest on foreign debt, 'r- 90I,369 Ie
Interest on domestic debt, t at-. f... I6,.5I %
Iutere. ON Virenn military sehoo, f,nd IL Us6 50
InIersst on Western Reserve school fund.- l33lv "
Interest on United states military fund, 72l6 y
Principal on foreign debt, ~ 49, = I2Uo4 0U
Expense OF sinking fund commissioners a., :,
ohio Uniyersfty fund lSssi ~. I7G 76
District school library fund, - 81 a
i Total, :. 5s .s-s-7-- ~ = S365a ,5O7 35
Balance in treasury, Nov. Is, 1885, S226,lis %
A fierce discussion is now going on
upon motion fixing The 7th of March as
the time of adjournment. All kinds Of
motions are being made to stave off ayole.
Some claim that all the business cannot be
done in three weeks, while others say it
cannot be accomplished before the middle
of May. A motion to adjourn has just
been adopted which carries the resolution
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~ The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette says: el- sj atan3 4ai.ieaf
"Mr. Douglas has again altered the
programme of his movements. En-
couraged by the ovations of The New York
Aldermen, who lose no opportunity to gorge
themselves, under the rretext Of feeding
distinguished guests Of the city," he is
now better prepared in nerves, to confront
the reception in the Senate here. His
strikers have been endeayoring to place
him in SO high pedestal, that he may
look down with indifference upon the pub
lications of Slidell and Jores. That game
will not answer, after his former assump-
tions, in regard to personal responsibility.
The country has not forgotten his gross
outrages and insults TO Nh Sumner in
public Senate, knowing that be was non
combitant, nor how taheIy' he bore The
medilated provocations which were flung
in his face by both Slidell and 'Toombs Il
The last session. He was very brave when
his courage found an object Of attack in
one who. by his principles, could not re
sent and who ought consequently to have
been as much protected as woman from
assault; but he was very humble when the
same epithets were returned to plague the |
inventor, BY men who avowed their readi-
ness to defend them. He could insult !
Summer, and inquire if he wanted to be
kicked out Of the Senate, and yet calmly |
pocket the affronts of those who were pre-
pared to accommodate him in his own
way" ,