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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
II OuISIANA MUTUAL rNsrT.y ANGIE cow
Ia PANY OF NEW ORLEANS. '

u FANNY OF NEW ORLEANS. :
oFFICE-South Camp and Hatshez streets,
Amount of Premiums for year ending February o.
1878. ,502 81
mol earned Fronts Tor the year. 39 5q4 ul
Assets the 18th February, 1859 ps721 o2
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates Of Scrip Of years 1856 and
1857,
Interest and Reasonable crips payable the
SECOND. MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and the certificates Of
scrp for the ending February s s will and
after the LIST Of june 1853.
+ ~ CHARLES BRIGGS, President
ms " H. P.IANvIER. Secretary.
DURE OLD RYE wHISKY-loo bhs of sups
rioF and pure quality in store and for sale by
jail s. JONES' Il CO., 81 Gravier street.
NOTICE. H. BASS HAS REMOVED TO lls CON
IN mon gtreet, oppositsl be St. Gharlsa Hnse. osl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

ETTIzENs INSURANCE. COMPANY a4
ofice No. Csrendelet street.
Capital, s37I,72O 80.
OMER GAILLARD, President. A. sgHRIEBER Secretary
TRUsIEgs:
Geo. W. West, r. Hunt ~.
James A. White, N. Musson
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
D. Jamison Nurna Augustin,
Ar Miltenberger Cesaire Olivier,
D. Leisy, A. Bohn,
Omer Gailliard.
The Company insure against per Of the seas and rivers
and lass and damage by ere at the premium
d6 ly ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

II ,OUISIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
O..
Capital 100000
DIRECTORS.
J. Lapeire 3. H. Harris
Theodore Frots, j. N Robert
A. d. Grief, J. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob zoly, Amadeo Landry,
e. Ganncheau.
This Company will DO ready business on the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will against the pers of the
seas rivers and loss and damage Are all risks at
the current rates Of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT win bs
made to those insuring in this office.
E. aANUcHEAU. President
A. P1ceLrr, Secretary.
New Orleans, August IT, 1883. aulstf
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Observation-Disclosures.

Latest styles Of Bonnets Bail and Opera Pau
Ribbons and Ornaments, Laces Trimmings Wells Col.
lars Capes Cuffs Makes all the approved
articles such Mantna Pelisses Sorties de Balls
articles OF millinery make.
Mine ROBERT informs the ladies she has secured te
services of sean,stres the special purpose making ladies
dresses 70 order d26 On,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

WRIGHT d cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprieors wholesale prices
General Depot specai Agency Nos ISL and "a street.
yERMIFUGEs, OILS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-28

"a GOn3ert unO aran5den.-
Der Baltimore 2ieoerfran5 bait beute abeao
in Dem pberer Saale per New=9them6lpz
9tconl8" ba8 SdluBfrdn56en pteier S1iion.
90 SPer! Seute fpmnlt I'M 6Dllipapz
lfr. zG6eater bic Sper pW artbu4 CUR Iuf=
fibrang, IN melder 6rdut, 81ttt, Wtabame
Strafpl4, Srigipliu II. Slacq auftreten terpen.
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6. TrcD, go. 81 93or0=@ a1ltraRe.

Ee9rer Ger eli9ltl9en Spra6e,
ertbeilt am Gage wte Gbenbs llnterri6t uno bat tets 9benbfloS5en
IN pelts 2ssrren, ipel4e Die en9Iti6e sprade auf cine Iei6ts
eSel1e 9runell9 erlernet woaen, etntreten t6nneu. leberiesunaen
in pie oeEd1dpe,, meroea ri4is, i9nea uno biuio beIorst, ebenio aMe
encern )9rtTtlUen Arbeten III betcen Spradbeu, irwie 8riefe,
Spuna@!en (na0 Oeutlblano) @pntratte, &autbriefe (deeds1
PiamSns5l95rste"n9sn (Mortgagesl @UnititutCnen &c. &c.
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SalbOl5. Ganbol3.
GA Der Undergraduate Ben @ebaf8<@ntbal bea Srn. Geo. 80.
bon Der alten Sirma tiuftb an fb 9ebrabt Bat, 70 wiro er
nunncbr Oa8 @ei8dft oui ieine eone, aaeini9e Getnuns am alien
ge6dft8plabe, @6e bon @reat 9u96e8 un6 SSoBnlcnitr, an Der
SIoeite hes 8afnS in alien ieueu ceri6ie6enen 8rancben fort.
fubreu uno e~npfieblt it'd ben alien Runben Der 6irr,a iOmobl
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rab gut %9etrOdneteS 8au- ln1o Sdrenerbols balteu Hn6 boISelbe
gu BEN biuigtel WsarftprsHsn 1ttsr Oenapa9mbarfsn gs6nsun.
gen oertoufen.
(6b2.ip Samuel Burnett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-28
9entIde 8riefe
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Mr8 g sc Sters, NirS 8; Gbpmla8, W1rS
Sc TSdef, WersN; 8arpenberg Mi6 Ne !;
Zimmerman. .WiR sc.
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0monmel Stustunnaer s. @pbn.
Rum Nerfdmf

Ns,iS 60 Nder 9ano rtt1 9uten Standardization, 10 Weilen
EFsiiiI BON Der Staot uale br 9anShrabe unb in Ger 9eIun6e.
saaA1A ten @e9ehb, 110h 4der5 al, Der %9tprtbern Central @i.
lenbabn 80 Metlen pom oee Staot nit @eb1ueen; 10 @der an Der
alten 5reoerif Gpab, gut a~n9ebaat; 10Y Nfer nit 6hbf6en &C.
bauliffethn uno Anla9en, miro 9esen %giSsutbun m Der Staot
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0runbrenten 81 %perfaufen. @lpGer nn6 Norris,
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Oerlnnat ,tttD oeimebt.
9eutideS Nrbeit=g fa6weiinng8= 8iireau,
@ Ibdueefr. $40. IS.
unter @llfli6t Ser DeutI6en @eie6ldait.n

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inter Iaft6t Der yDeutben @eIeGl6aft."
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bcten SUI ~beibaftiseu Wlnl&eu, iomte ale oeuh6en 4rbeitiu9enoen
pruen lid perl6nlih ober ~ franfirten 9risien an BEN N9enten
ser GeIe0lhaft Sru. s. s. @etltn9bpff, SD. SIS. Gbdmes.
itraBe wenben, welder nnent9elOli6 @uStrntt ertbelen wir6. W
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-nrH s.. 8ltmttne,
$40. 2 Gprtb=9ibertDitrase up Stairs.
Qu6 lit 0ta9ircusS eioe unb anf Snrten SpNlccttpn biuio sn
6aben. hstfa Mai11,I
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Mn6 MDtterOom.

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Dirt unp btetet Yaia9eren in ser bequem etnaeridteten erfhn unb
penpe man itb an f"n"SN
0tsl6s 20 gOat6 GSarlcSitTasss ny 9ioirs
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Sn p~errctttem /:
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OUSO'" 2l6 GaRera MSeHue,
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|SS; Ebiere, Sebn IT,; &8eiB, D.
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;lgsaalA' gen 9 at en-
80 Ses NrbeiterzG eiana 8ereins, k

an Otter MDntag ben g. Mpril 1860,
n4sIsf inn aHra. in bent gr0Beu Saale eerg
vWe9anic8 SaQ," SEQ. 152 @effs 6apetteltr.
Der ~ssrbeier-@ sfang @erein," na6oem erfeia gaianitmIuatss-
Total BON iest alb tpieber nod Der WtebanicS 9aa perleSt bat, madt
bermit alien ieineu gbrennit9te6ern 6reunoen uno @Bnnern bic
~ersebene an3ei8e ienes am Oler-4iCntag itattfnbenoen 8aneS
perbuncen NIT @eiansspprtri9en, unb label ~beielben su frsuneli.
DEM 8eu9e ~er9ebent Elm. Ole frlber BON unierem 8ereiu obae-
baltenea gsrspaSan9en botten i@ ftets elmer febr 8ablretden Be
~tbetlsun9 Seiens unierer @Snner gu erfreuen une lefertea tets
ben 8epeis, CAP Trpblnu uno @epNit6ltbfelt gu o~erbreiten unIere
qfte 4uigabe mar, IS bab mir es fobI ~unterla1en 6aren ben 9-
ebuen Belu9ern uniereS Settles Die @erfderung gu 9eber, baB mir
nbtS peri6umen peroen, oenlelben einei Sefts@ben6 au beretteu,
Der nod LANCE in Der gruuerung isteS SbetlnebmerS f~Ortleter
miro. -.a ,sIi ~ sesn
Eidet8 3u 80 @t8. fiji eineu Serrl uno ,Damen fnb BEL alien
9ereinSmitslisoern, in Der De9ane8l 9al iae @bens8 an Der
SaaItbIre gu baben.
M324-8Q ga g 60 mite.
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Samuel Burnett.
@uaene Gliamot Ghamnanner.

a WBtW V~WHuIpU9Her. o
gir erbielten 5cebst zoo. SSrbe eiees au8aaentaeten gsei.
- mes III 9ntteit4 uto Quart ilaiben.
Otelent8eu ut1erer Runbca, WI1e BON Der Iebten SenSuno ndibt
Senn9 erbieiten, fpnteN isgt tbre 8efteQlm9en PROMPT ousa9eiIbrt
rbolteii. 9, g. GbarTpn & Is o. VFHf
ehn5t8er A9eftt in Baltimore,
WSl6S g6e bon 6an0per- unS 9ombarbhr
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furiren SartIstbtetett. Suobrennen. Rppfpek, mel&es pom etaem
DereDrbenen Wtagen bertrnnnt. uebeIteit. rnretnIihtett Ghnner-
aea IN uno tranfbafte untbatietett Der @ineewetoe, Sldbnneen,
70 ~aasenetne 8afrteteutett. Gin fsbr gutter plan paree 60 fem,
renn man eteie Ytaea %etnndbnte. wdtren6 man oe WtlDttr-
f&en 8ebr6u@t.
Die ObiOen Mebisinen rerbtn nur suberettrt BON Or. Spathe
unb Gptm. Mp. 8 gOrs Sietente Strase Uberbalb Der MarttRr,
YttabAsbh. a& -
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SfaacsW.s Grpf, 76 9aItintprefr.
g g.. Sanre, f08 Bdltiacrefrabe.
SiSafrNbnIs, 8reabtap unb Canton QISenae.
s.. @. 86&lfns, s5 SrOacsrap.
Meder-Offee- al ~ a8bha& n1 r. +
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1q4 .tio@ 8aaaa ai 58ansf atN Isss
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
News srosi Abroad.

Ess' In Philadelphia last Tuesday eve
ming respectable female gave birth TO Il
child in the streets She was alone and
fricndless, and had been repeatedly refus-
cd shelter.
GE7" Coal oil wells, similar to those
found in Pennsylvania, have been discov-
cred in Trumbull County, Ohio. The
discovery was made by farmer in dig
ging we'll.
lGs- A thief undertook to enter store
in Opeleka, Ala, few nights since,
through the chimney. The aperature was
too small for him, and in tle morning
he was pulled out in a sooty condition.
Rty" On the prairie in Lynn County,
Iowa, two or three miles from timber,
log was found, apparently cedar, two
feet in dia.neter, Il feet from the surface
OF the ground, by men who were digging
u well,
E4g~ The chain gang, as a mode OF
punishment for crime, is extensively pat
ronized in many OF the Western cities,
and appears to be working wonders. The
papers complain lhat the prlhclpal ma
terial for items, drunks and diSorderlies,
have subsided into the docility of the
chain gang.
Ix5- Il. T. Nichols, formerly manager
of the Cleveland Atheneum, who was
two years since sent to the Ohio Peniten-
tiary for six years for forgery commit
ted upon his brother,in-law, i. I. Bar
nun, the great Snowman, has been con
ditionally pardoned by Gov. Dennison.
The condition Of the pardon required the
prisoner to return Immediately to Cleve-
land to he tried on another indictment
still pending against him for forgery.
Gzy- Dehees, the pet Of the flelperites,
has been Withdrawn as the Republlcha
candidate for Printer of the lower house
of Congress, aud Edward Ball, of this
State, is voted for in his place. While
in Congress from the GAINESVILLE District,
if orr memory serves MS. Ball refused to
vote for Banks for Speaker, because he
was an Abolitionist, for which act he was
repudiated by his constituents. De is
now voted for as the ouly man the Helper
ties can beat Glossbrenher with.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
n vVIgat-y OtI-raEl-it.

An excessive case of modeSty in our So
Ions at Columbus is given 10y the CORES
pondcnt of the Cincinnati Commercial, a
Republican paper, as follows;
| believe l have not told you of the
case of senatorial delicacy with regard to
the wording of the dog law. y great
many honest people you know, shrink
from giving the female of the canine spe-
cies her proper name, out of an absurd
leuslon that it can convey an obscene
idea, which they do not think of when
they call COW, cow-and mare, mare
and so on, II was therefore proposed
to avoid oGenc, ly the use of the word
Iw, Mr., lupW turned to the great ex-
FOUNDER, aud iounfslut TO mean ,iat-
ternly, uneIumly woman, aud not II dog Of
any sex whatever Nevertheless, the
champions ordelicacy inSiste! upon the
term, and ! believe tina; the law now pro-
vides that any person owning slovenly
woman with a propensity to kill or worry
sheep, shall destroy her or suffer fine OF
So. This is houid, and ! hope virtu-
ous aud enlightened press will denounce
it. II, is impossible to contemplate with
out shuldelng the crimes which may be
committed undet the sanction of this
cruel law. II strikes at the heart ofmor-
riage, and absolutely puts out the fire on
the altar cf homo. 1t will no longer be
necessary for discontentel husband to
affect residence in Indiana. He has
nothing 20 do but to accuse his untidy
helpmcet Of worrying sheep, aud them!
All this, too, from false and squeam-
ish dclicacyl ] confess that ! become
more and more Indignantly upright as
view the matter in all its bearings, and
feel like waging a dreadful war against
the dog-law.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
,TlIc FrnmAnssw priviIeae.

We hear people talk of corruptions anl
stcaings in the various departments o
government, but moro particularly in the
Post Office Department. In this depart.
ment privileges are grossly abused, and
the chief abuse is of the fronking privilege
Members Of Congress who receive $3, GOO
year for their time are, in our opinion,
about as well able to pay their own pos.
tagc as men who carry the mails III all
kinds Of weather for ten dollars a month
Many Of them are not content with le.
gitimate use Of the Frankiug Privilege
thy load down the mails with pamphlets
books, DC, printed at the public expense
for their individual benefit They go fur
ther than this--they farm out their franks
to Others We have known members OF
congress to frank great number ofenvel-
opes for persons in Washington, and thro
the country, to use ut their discretion and
Tor their own purposes.
A few days ago wlten the Post Otlicc
appropriation Bill was before the Senate,
that body amended il so as to abolish this
source of corruption and public plunder.
The bill went with this amendment
to the House, and motion was there
made to lay the amendment on the table
The Democratic Members from this State,
and most of them from the other states
opposed the motion to table the amend
mcnt, but the opposition voted almost
unanimously for it. We regret that Mr.
HELMIoK record his vote in opposition TO
the stoppage of this great source of cor
ruption and public plundcr The people OF
this district will hold him to an account
ability for that vote.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

re-" y young chap at Desmoines, Ia.
sought and sued for a girl of fifteen. Her
father kicked him ont of his door; he
went back through window, and gave
his inanorata drug, under the influence
of which she packed up her duds and alb
seconded with him. They went to Iowa
City, and staid over night at a hotel as
man and wife. Next day the father over
took them. The girl went back with him
repentant, while the clover" yielded to
the gentle persuasion of an officer, and
likewise returned to DeSmoines.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

E{i- The Paris correspondent Of the
London Star states positively that the
Queen Of Spain has conveyed to the Pope
her sympathy in his misfortunes, and
caused to be made to him an offer, if nee
essory, Of material aid in protecting him
self from encroachments without; even
promising to pledge her jewels to raise
the means, should circumstances require
it. The letter of her Catholic Majesty
was presented to his Holiness at private
audience, by the Spanish Ambassador.
and subsequently read in college to the
Cardinals.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

in9s~ The editor of The Floridian says
he received from lady on the 18th ult
"a rich double .iaponica, large fragrant
rose, a bunch of modest violets and Win
ter pinks, luscious pomgranates, cluster
Of grapes, some very fine figs, fully ripe
and of the second crop, full gown pear,
also Of the second crop, and ripe speci-
men of the Japan plum. with cluster of
the same fruit in bloom" all raised in
the open air.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

EE'' Mr.. Timothy Hay was literally
eaten up 10y a horse in sullivan, Penn,
last week. The horse was vicious one,
aud young Hay having occasion TO so be-
fore him in the stable, was seized. and
before assistance could reach him was al
most totally devoured.-New York News,
IL is a pity for poor Timothy. The
nasty brute might have eaten clover hay
and left Timothy alone,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Loss OF rthr steamer hungarian.

loss Orthe steamer hungarian.
The noble Steamer Hungarian, of the
Liverpool and Queenstown line, was
wrecked during the storm of wind and
sleet on Sunday the 18th, on the rocks
lying North Of Cape Sable, on the Island
of Newfoundland. Not sonl is known
10 he saved. Probably neal 400 persons
perishci. The calamity is most Ohlict-
ing one, and it is the fourteenth steamship
wreck which has been recorded since the
origin of steamship lines.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
News OF the week.


Col. Thomas II. FoRD, of Mansfield, O.
has been elected Printer to Congress. lie
is in luck
The Democracy of Delaware have dc.
clared for Senator DAyARD for the Presi-
dency.
Tnr Republican papers of Chicago arc
strongly urging the nomination of ABE
LINCOLN for the Presidency.
Ir is said an immcncc salt lake with
guano islands in it has been discovered
in the interior of Lower California.
The Kentucky House of Bepresenta-
tivos passed bill on Friday, by vote OF
Il to . providing for the removal Of free
negroes from that State
y tremendous meeting of the new
Union Party was held in New York city,
on the evening of the 22d Washington's
" ~ way
lHL "lle OF bhN'AMiN 0riNSoN' former
Post Master at Evansville, Indiana, was
burnt to death on Monday evening by the
u GAMING u " ''o'' l"'nP'
y vast amount OF damage was done to
property in the Northern part of this
al, f L 1
state ny the storm OF Wednesday night
OF last week.
Tue bill in the Mississippi Legislature
for the expulsion Of free negroes from the
State was defeated in the Senate by q
she die adjournment y similar bill is
pending in the tennessee Legislature.
ppIyATE letters from Paris state that
the health of The Tmneror Ioni. Nonolo-
ON is very discoaraging. His Majesty
suffers from too much blood to the head,
and is exceedingly nervous.
THn Union Party of Now Jersey has
elected delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vention. All the efforts of the Black Re
publicans of that State TO buy them IN
for presidential purposes have failed.
To,. rl,.al.l J,aJ.. ua ,..a.,..
p..nl,l;a.,, ,,.i,, Nrunu.o,a oL;o .e,,..
i ,ron,5 horo L..r wolff oa5 ortho o5o
i;l1.. ,,, l,r,,, I,o S,o+o ro.,;.1,+,,.o
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
John d. Canon
vs.,
Jacob Spreng, adrl,r Of G.
W. Gantl, deed, \ others

Jacob Spreng, adrlr Of G.
W uaniz. decd, othersl
EPY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale Of renl estate
Nd against defeRdants in this case, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Holmes CouDty.Ohio
and to me directed. at one o'clock, F. NJ,
On hoRiag h62HG ddy Of April, A. q. 1850
A. D. Is6o, shall expose 70 public sale, at the door
of the Court-hQuse, in Millershurg, in said Holmes
County the following described lands and tene-
lnents to-wt: The west half Of the south or:
of section tweuty-6ve, township twenty, range hf-
teen, except twenty acres OFF the north end OF the
above desert bed tract, situate in said Holmes eoun
". Ohio containing in all sixty acrea. Aso, ,exsePt
that tbs house stands in, containing i've acres.
where the said James Fagan lived on the lith d.S
of September, 1856. being portion Of the above d.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
msrch is, 1881. .-.nsw5pr fee s3,7s
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Pennsylvawia Opposition Con-
EcMtiOia

In Pennsylvania the opposition to the
Democracy do not call themselves Repub-
licans. They sail under the insinuating
name of "Peoplo's Party" or "Opposi-
tom They held their State convention
at Ilarrisburgh on the 22d, and nominated
a. j. Curtain for Governor. After quite
a contest Simon Cameron was declared
the first choice for the Presidency, OF
rather for the Chicago nomination. The
preference was declared with so much
opposition that il amounted to very
doubtful compliment.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Cost Of sRahiau WARS.

The amount it costs to carry on 'ln-
dian wars" seems to be almost beyond
belief The Commissioners appointed
some time since to examine into the eX-
pensos incurred by the Indian war in Ore
gon and Washington Territories, report
ed the aggregate amount at over sec nil
lions If dollars. The last session of Con.
gress, however, instead of passing bill
for the payment of thd@amc, adopted a
resolution referring the account and
vouchers to the Third Auditor-Hon. r.
j. Atkinson, of your State--and furnish
ed him with certain instructions to serve
as a basis in making the examination
1t was a large task to impose upon a sin
gle bureau, yet, without asking for any
additional force, Mr.. Atkinson proceeded
with the work. and. (I believe Just one
year from the day that the resolution
passed Congress,) last Wednesday he
had the satisfaction of making a report
in the matter, which | learn from the pa
pers, cuts down the amount allowed by
the Commissioners, nearly tour millions
Of 8o'lars, The report is said to be a
very voluminous aud able document, and
the recommendation therein made, well
worthy the consideration Of Congress
Washington Correspondent of National
Democr0t