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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08
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FEssUIKI . 1851.
The House called TO o-der At y NJ.
Psaytrt ~ Rev. keper, OF the Episcopal Church
SINS REPOsTiD
the 9Th section OF chapter 2l- Of the Cod amending
L- act 1su authorizing the city Of Richmond 10 con
s.flot e,iy rAii
EssatrrIoSs N0CtsY
~ Nj Increasing the salary OF the Steward Of the
TanAtic ssyCm.
sr RIV T. zithdsaS the alss OF the House,
position u st o. surry for the formation OF oMn-
ter R Corps the minimum number required by
las. Granted
NJ. \, }RUOEV hom special committee reported bl pass
march Ulh 1850 authorizing the City Council OF Richmond 10
e.astu,t a railroad It's streets.
stf.IlL coNuTTEE.
Mt HSBlE Gre The opvng resolution which was adopted
hss That committee OF nine be appoini I'd by the SPEAK
10 upon a proper state system of Commerce
C5cui'tee Psbe Barbour, Collier, Edgngton, Hay
RESOLUTION
,tr DUChWALI submitted the allowing resolution which,
rs melton laid taetsbls, becanse OF hin House
s,asf CoEut'ioutrs TO audit and settle NE ae-
eut for services at Harper Ferry shall be and thy are hereby
Authorized pay tbs ned officers snd 10 the four com
Resn.nt IN the county Of Morgan, designated
II hs report Of the Sh dJ Of February s6 In The manner re-
/. tied BY tsm-
~ NJ PASSION auhozn the Monticello Bank TO estab-
In ageacy, boar Abingdon Goo-son In Washington
int,.
rEE EAEiwEL csE1G-
Nr HUNTER offered the following resolution vSieh on mo-
ton Of
Ir MYERS laid on the table.
p the Committee % Roads and Internal Nav gAiion
b. bring before the House such pools any, OF the
sttT De.Nneres, cs Co.. 10 execute their contra
he purchase and completion ohe James River and AAnASha
ana.
On action the adjourned to meet on Monday next
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no the UnIon N Demo racy, OF Ffaniklin
Va ,..a C1Wuty. N ~. .@, ? n

Notice is hereby given 70 the Union pemoc
racy Of franklin county, 70 meet on Friday
August 80, 1861, between the hours pf three and
siz O'Clock P. M, in the townships, and sir and
eight o. clock r. Nd ,;yiu the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections texceptiBg Norwich
township, which will be held at schofeld'a
School House, and the Fourth Warf at Ga3sr'a
Ware Room, and the First Ward at the Gait
House), to appoint delegates toattend the Coun.
" Convention, to meet at the City Hall, inlthe
city Of Columbus, on Saturday, the 3lst day Of
August, 1861, at ten o'clock A. M, for the pur;
pose Of putting in nomination two Representa-
tives in the coming LegisIature3 one Sheriff,
one Treasurer, one Auditor, one Recorder, one
Coroner, one County Commissioner, and one
lnfrmary Director est seasFs Ia s,Ts, ~. =,
AT the same time and place one delegate
from each Ward and township viii be appoint
ed to the Senatorial and Judicial Convention to
nominate candidate for Senator and Judge for
this district, . Time for holding the Senatorial
and Judicial Convention will be fixed here.
after. ea, isis'ia -
The following is the number Of delegates al
lotted to each Ward and Township, based upon
the vote cast for Supreme Judgein 1860, alloa-
ing one for each fifty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction of twenty Eve votes SO cast,
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Politicians Anticipate the Diskofus :
tion of the, DemocrnIic Party.

- New YohK, Aug. i0s-sThs4 Times dispatch
says the refusal Of the DeMocrats of tho State
of New York to unite with the Republicans
in the nomination. and election Of q sicketi
causes some surprise here, as it seeps to con
fict with what was supposed TO be a. plan pre-
arranged here st Washington, which bad for
its purpose the disorganization Of the Republf-
can party. The same idea of q. Union Ticket
was broached in Ohio and has been rejected
These two condolences, II Is said, among poll.
tioiens will cause nov the entire dissolution of
the Dem0crhtic naHkX.s l.aa.L na.Dt-. -. -.
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e.
lBurning OF Hanp ton.sNews Hecely.
j ed by a DesertcrAA Lady Under q
4 Flag OF Truce ~ 81 M Ia
/ Foar MosRoE, Aug. s:.rHampton has beeI
burnt. Scouts ana iugisives brought word ol
tlle approach Of 4 larfs 6oniederate force iron
yorktown. These fomor4 were confirmed By
1--we o'clock p. M, by deseftef from the reb-
eIs, 4 native Of Maine, but resident OF Georgia
| He has been stationed at yorktown since June
l1sta On Friday last, Magruder left Yorktown
with force Of I, 900 men, including $500 cav.
alry. and g pieces Of artillery. Monday night
1 the encampment at Great Rsthal was complete
| iiy deserted. Tuesday night they advanced y;
twatd Hampton, and atj noon yesterday, took up
position on Baltic river; some three miles from
the town. He thinks the object of the expedi-
| ton ist0draw out forces, attack Camp Hamilton
| Or Newport News, II practicable, and at least
to destroy Hampton, 80 'as TO prevent their
using Il for; winter quarters. Gen. Bntler at
where he remained tI)l eleven O'clock o =,
Col, Weber erected d bariicade near the
Hampton end of the bridge and placed q strong
guard at various points this side Of the creek.
Al few, minutes past midnight Gen, Magrudef,
With about 500 rebels, entered the town and Inn!
medietely fred It. The greater part Of the 500
houses were built With wood, and no rain haV-
Ing fallen lately, astrong south wind soon pro-
duced q terrible con6agration, There were
perhaps twenty white people and double that
humber Of negroes remaining In the town from
inability to move, some of whose houses yere
fred without waking the inmates, Several Of
theswhites, and also the negroes, wers hurried
away to be pressed into the rebel service. A
company Of rebels attempted to force the pass.
ageof tho bridge, but were repulsed with O
loss Of three killed and six wounded. The Are
ragged all night. The rebels withdrew toward
morning, and at noon, to-day, when visited
the place, utseven or eight buildings were left
Gen. Magrader hase encampsd near New Mar,
ket bridge He will hardly venture to attack
Newport News.
u. Mayhem, the deserter, says there have been
about seven Thousand rebel troops stationed at
yorktown, and some ten days ago q battalion
came down to the outskirts OF Hampton and
carried away ,190., negroes. Provisions were
abundant at Yorktown, and host volunteers are
receiving new uniforms for the. winter cam
,paign. ''' '''s "1's 'f''
The destruction Of the town was o wanton
act of cruelty, both for the residents and Union
'lste; and, moreover, entirely useless, as Gen.
Butler intends TO winter his army many miles
beyond Hampton. An attempt will be made
70 foist these acts on the General, but after 10
O'clock Wednesday night there was not Fed
Ieral soldier in Hampton. ''.'''N ~
E "A flag Of truce 10 Just in from Norfolk, with
Miss Mayo, q niece Of Gen. Scott, who is on her,
way from Richmond 10 New Y FORK. y She states
that the rebels attribute the act to Gen. Butler.
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Activity at wa.hington . care 70,

= WARRINGTON, Aug 9.-The activity among
Government teamsters is as great as Il was any
time previous 10 the late battle.
|ts Much more regard than heretofore ID paid TO
| the, comfort and subsistence of the soldiers,
and little if any. complaint now exists among
them Al ~ ~ Al eaAF u. TCy x rV-s
Soldiers arrive from time to time, including
of lets q large proportion Of cavalry. They
are sjhdiciously distributed along our, now ex
tended Potomac lines. 4 FE%@ fFf|
The movement OF troops during the night
lie certainly an improvement oyertheir improper
exposure to the Gun. q, --.-..--.,.....
Many of those recently appointed to military
missions. - ~ -'''< ~ 9Al p!
/, The Southern newspapers will not much
longer exult over the inefaciency Of the block
ade ih localities which might bespecifed, The
Navy Department Is in possession of ample
power, recently, conferred by Congress-, and is
exPeditiously completing arrangements appli
cable 70 all cases, fs Tgs5 r5rf -ll...- -Vs -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11
IApb bSintment of Brigadier. G oDsraIl

tApRointMent OF Brigadier. Operais'
WAsHINdroN, August The President to-
Iday made the following geppointmentso ~ brlga.
dierG Generals for the volunteers force, all OF
them, Prof. Mitchell excepted, being rom tine
/ Ilistrecomhended by the, New, Yprk Congress
sional delegation Coils. Blenker and slocum,
|of the volunteers, and Major WadswQsth, aid
e Gen. Mcdowell; iCols lohn Peck, tx. !.
Major OF the regular army, who distinguished
himself in the Mexican wars John H MerlinT
dale,s graduate IT. West Point. E0rmsby,. MA
MITCHELL Prof. Of Astronomy OF Cibelnnasf' Q
graduate Of West Point and ex army otticer =
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Washingtofi:Ite

WAsHINeroN, Aug. 9.--NayaI constructors
have reported to the Navy Department that
Vanderbilt ssteemsrs ate sulRt for blockadipg
and othet naval services. f1ffT EIE
oThe following consular, appointments have
been made. Some were confirmed by the Sen.
ate, and olhers have been made since its ad-
tournament: Jobn Neah, Of Kansas, 70 Kingston,
Jamaica; M m. Jackson. Of Wisconsin, to Hal.
ifaxj ]. B. Bowman, of Indiana, to Mantanzas;
R. Wheeler, of Iowa, to Genoa.
gPfince Napoleon not haying returned from
|his visit beyond our lines,, 1t is supposed the
Cohfederates' have invited him to extend his
visit V H'S>s ~ - sisa ~ s1,sss1l 5sa v'l
Theressas an affair between pickets beyond
Alexandris, last night, AZ which two were kill.
ed button which side % not stated. %. !. Sow g
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A BraD's EYE vrw.-Could We be- raised for

A BrRD's EYE vIEw.-Could we be raised for
for an Instant to some lofty pinnacle where ata
glance We could behold, all tho suffering Of
earth, how should we wonder at the number of
victims claimed by disease J, and how wonld our
hearts bleed TO see them writhing inlagony from
the pains Of Scfofule and Efysipelasy Canker
and Salt,R Rheum, Sores and Ulcers Rheuma.
tism, Neuralgia or other causes But this
scene is no less true because unseen by us, and
no one will deny its existence. IA For the benefit
of such we publish abroad "Kennedy's Medical
Discovery" knowing IL TO be q certain, and
speedy remedy In all cases where IT. is recon-
niended by its proprietor. 2 q II9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

J Loss OF HAIR. .--Much Of this derivation 'is
cauyed by sheer neglect after, illness, Or some
other temporary drain upon the -follcles at, the
root Of the hair iDf. SBellinghams Of London,
has identified bis great nsme with o "Stimula-
ting Ongusnt,h invented BY him expressly to
meet such emergencies. MessrasH, II Hege-
man & Co., or New York, ,InoR. have the, entire
agency for the American continent. This is
quite o sufficient indofsement Of the universal
reputation of the srticle. See their advertise
uehe' -sii1sq sd s.JlssI.sys
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

pMr. RoYAL S. MEAD, on Friday Afternoon,
while engaged, in his mill, short distance
south of the city, was caught by a circular saw
and SO horribly manglsd that death soon after.
ward ensued. .oig !,
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: !. 4 1.Xrteet of a stipposed SOY. !.

q BosToS,l Aug. lO.--The.u o. 8, Marshal arrest:
ed person last night who registered himself at
che Parker House as {, gcrdop, OF Pitseburgh,
al John Williams, Of Norfolk, Va, and is sup:
posed 20 holda commission in the rebel army,
He was arrested as spy aud by ordersreoefsed,
from the Secretary of War. He will No SEM to
Fort Lafayette, Nav York Hfbcr u. AK 3
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uni6h Priseners af nichmOra and
Ttt ~ aurmva aana. =

Untnm Prisoners ~ HtcnmOmA ana
E eMRnassass
WAsfNoroN, Aug. 9.--A letter was received
to-day from Lient. Parks, of the 7th Michigan
tegiiehk dated Richmond, July 29th, AZ which
he says he is alptisoner with hundreds sf others
y that .ltyg More tha9 thirty officers are With
HIM He has the names of Sc Of his regiment,
and believes these are all. Col. Butterworth,
Lleutsf Marsh " Warrenand Perkins and others,
ore still at Manassas Junction, wounded. Only
threelof his companysare with him, named
Geo. Phillips, Murray Shaker, and George
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lFrom :Fortress lTonroe... :.

4. ,FoRFRras MoNRoE, August - Nothing new,
has occurred sinoa, the sailing of tho last
steamer. - '1s'7os'i4s 4laarq9 Eoz-.sS ,ss.scss.
Hampton ia not occupied. t's1 "a az egrr
The fugitiveeitizsna are being provided for
by Gen. Butler. % a. 70
The big gun Union has beeRmounted at New
port, News; and Will be experimented with on
n1nndnu NJ snt WI .A2St1E .iA--..t-,-lr I.yg 4
E|r-NNHJi.it "a 9 i.l tas.asaa l.t-r.s II. :
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Add,fion Ad7jvl,.'i ID lils M Meaicni Staff,

WAsHNeToN. Aug, le.--shrgeon General
Wood has taken measures Tor carrying into
effect the late get Of Congress for adding TO the
medical staG 66f the army corps Of cadets whose
duEy IL shall be- " svt As dresserp IN the hospi-
tails and as ambulance attepdsnta ib lie field,
with the same. rate of pay as the Vest Point
cadets. a lTIL % Zi..I - - ~ '--l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

u-'The Probate Court iuT Cincinnati issued
thirty nine marriage licenses during the week
ending Eriday night -thirtesn 10 one "a thls
county during thd same time. I IHUull
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

H- Tbenhsated term has undergone but
little Abatement. The Cincinnati papers re-
cord repeated ainstances Of death from sun.
stroke. -'''~ 9 ''-' 9-s 'oai'aBl y q lilqA 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

u The army worm is agvouring the oAtslana
corn in Cuyahoga, Huron. Trhnbull, Mahon
ing, Wayne, STARK ana Tsscarswas eounliessfs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

B1 The United States Express Compahyseai
forward on Friday laet ak bozss Of army tehte,
each containing / 400 pounds, ditected 70 81
LIQUID ,Sand Intended f5r 'the ause lot Genaral
Faf4osr's commend. asllss,a isss ~ i'ss a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

a APHiLADKiPHIA, Aug, 9.--+Armstrnng WAS exc.
cuted about ifo'cloek "A. M He manifested
the same indifference to his fate that he dis
played at his trial and throughout his imprison-
ment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

WAsWnaroN August 9.--The Senate III.
nance Committee expect that the new revenue
plan wiz ss4llSe $lQo oOO QOo et more 'h'n Y
Ef Aihistsp Faulkner arived ihsrelast night.
ltis hslIsysd ls brings dispstches for the Gov
ernmenf nom Europe assa IS. SSH ~, y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

W The County Commissioners. will WILL hold HlS q .
special session on Thursday next, Aug. l5. "a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

GrMr. GLovER has beer. .apsointed Poatmsst-
or at Hillisrd's Station, In place Of Mo. DoSYN,
who has held ths Vrlea fVs asystal ysaih
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

CHAPLAINs ron Ono RHoInEETs -5The COY
ernor commissions Chsplaips. bpt they are up.
pointed by the Colonel, according to instruc-
ltionsffom the War Department, which are as
folloWs, In order No!f5F ''re . ses,s,-g - =
TherewiiI be 6liowsdto each regiment, one
Chaplain, who will be sppoiuted. BY the Regi;
mental Commander Oh the voteyof tho Field
Officers and Company Commanders an duty
with the Regiment at the time the appointment
is to be made. Chaplain 90 appointed must
'be regularly ordained Minister of some Christ
ian denomination, and wilfreeeivs the pay and
allowance Of Captain. ates
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-11

WIN. DoMIGAN, JACOB REfnHARD, "a
SAM'L DOYLE, e ALEx. THoMPsoH,
HaW. MILLER, WMs caoPrR. e29a q
JoHN M. PUoH, j. BuLEN,.~ n 80 s,l, ara
r. PIcKEREL, aiiJAnRs HoRLocKrR,i h
Fl, s. Hon, Pc VsSn'is-i soels ~
se gaai County Central Committee.
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erThe Ulhana Ere Press. saya

y III The, Cincinnati three months' mon have
been paid oil and mustered out Of seryiceles 4.
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The American Express Company has our
ihanks for IT'D daily favors in the shape ofthe
very latest eastern papers, ,reter,s .gt,aS q. a..
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One boy of the Fourteenth, 4 who Tis5 from
Northern Ohio came came bone with $3.50 in gSld
found an officers trunk aud htdit until ,he had
time to open 10. - ,sxts src ,gcx ,,,s,,;s rt.,
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An experienced Ehrse and 2smals Physician, present
FA1 1nsA tothe Intention eL mioslerp, nef =
la n I, aisTTk AZ ~ sneQs " ID N D
lSs w III ltlsss0 sses? II ~ " e
aCkl1hDktspEs - ~ InlltSS, ,-rss,s
which greatly facitatsB the process Of
ening the gupts redncizg ell
go. (, e y q. y. ssxsi ss,ssst ~ =.
Y "a ~ ~ x s1l's 4 :.
hon metheya y WIN usys rssttn youruelve,
ard 1p'- rs'-sssg'' 'fsrfd - $500 :. - -
gs3s ~. .ifyz,l .fyzll ,sy.s ~, ,,,.. sy.
hkIEkn AND D9hAALfhzaVqru y ruu1 4nIAhJp,
We have put rpand sold this article fer years
and GAN SAY ,ih 'Soaf.bEsen Aap oflt
cine. .,NEYERH1s III FAILED. IN 4 SIN dEE INST
IY " ynen sneg nsea, MY
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LOG a i M A TIERS.

The Adams Express Company places usdaily
under obligations 70 II for the very latest papers
from the eastern clhss. ynlsf .slra
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UVTHa 21tha and s0th Regiments, NOW At
Camp phAse, are nearly hll.lssft Sai ithoassht
they stlbeTeSaS so be astsrsa intcths sss ses- ',
vice next tweeAgssa, 2 sahs. - ysasailnsgai on
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p R RThs sisl 4Olh. 1z3d ana and iidsa kesihyntl
ure ordered ssadez zySas n Camp chasesssls
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0 0Ibe following companies arrived Al Camp
Chase On Friday iastsaeo aehulai Sas ilpal, ~ 10
~ ftey tsFSld o. iisi aesd ss1f sud ,i,ss,,1
Captain WINS NJ. Brown, Logan, 81. ,s.-,lI9 men; \,
I VIM. H. Monroe, eprnEheld,--,, AA a. 4.
f1PiWm. A. Palmer, Mechsnicsbprg,1 l7I sfss,e,
~ Richard Alien, Elyrias,,,,, ....ssaM s.W'l,,s,
"a ,oon.lMe.'@O .saiNtiIoi sGt sr--lqairAs 4
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az noKrpm,the f3@ysttes davenport, Iowa. =.
hrn. spSdins Would nbt cohnsot ks naias AiaaS2kk.
aclo he "a ept kgp 2 pY,sef'' Esal Psrif AGAR,
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:.coEUmnUs, POSE oFFICE.
DKPARTURRa

s1HaNlErxsDiSpasrgR Oslantsrsses ~, I.
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FUNDED DEBT
Total funded debt.

Total funded debt. 81 ,si9, 125 Il
UsFUsDED DEET-
Relief notes in circulation. S99, ,402 90
Int certificates outstanding. 1904 30
Do unclaimed. 4.iiS 38
Domestic credirs' certificates 797 10
Total unfunded debt 100 721 78
Making the entire public debt of Penn
sylsania, on the first day of December, last,
s37, ,e69 ,s47 so.
To pay The principaAand interest OF his
debt, besides the ordinary sources OF reve-
nue.. The Commonwealth holds the follow
ing mortgage bonds, derived from The sale
of her public Improvements, viz
Bonds of Pennsylvania railroad
Company. 81, 200 900 90
Bonds OF Sudbury and Erie
railroad company. 100000 90
Bonds OF Wyoming canal
company 2si.Ooo Oo
Total. Ie,ss 900 90
A: the close of the fiscal year,
on the first day OF Decem.
ber, 1857, the public debt
of ihi- Commonwealth,
funded and uufunded was S39, ,6s1,738 %
u is now, al The close of the
fisca. year 1860 81 s6s ,s47 SO
Having been reduced, dur -
ing the last three years 1911 $50 ~
The available balance IN the
Treasury on the first day OF
December, 1857, was S52s. LOG AZ
On the first day oi December,
1860, il was. ool,aSS Oo
ExceeGing the former balance "-=
10 The sum o.. 153, 326 81
Add to this sum paid at the
Treasury during the past
three years, for debts and
claims against the Common
wealth arising out ofIhe con-
struciion and maintenance
of the public Improvements,
and which was substantially
. par of The unf1nded debt
of the Commonwealth,
amounting 10. III, ,664 90
And we have the sum of 324,s s9l AZ
By adding this sum to the amount paid
on The public debt from December 1, 1857,
10 December I, 1850, 10 wit 1911 $50 ~
il will be found that during The past three
years he Slals has BOT only met all her
ordinary Liabilities, including the expenses
Of government and the Interest on her pub
lie debt, bui has diminished her actual in
debse<lness The sum OF 50 2a6.sse IS
Whtsn i is remembered lhsl for tue last
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Total. I2I 977 20
Making The entire debt of the Common
vealih, q, the period named, s3s 6Ss,s6l
o.
The funded and untuuded debt of the
Sia,e al the close of the last fiscal year,
december |, 1860, stood follows;
FUNDED DEBT.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


tie House of Representatives, II fhs Common
veohh of Pcnnsglvsnia
GEsrEEMES lin submitting 10 The Gen.
sral Assembly my last annual communica-
iion. il is The soutce of unfeigned gratfica-
lion 10 be able TO announce 10 the people,
and to their Representatives, that notsith
slsnjing the present uniavorabie crisis in
the monetary affairs of this country, aud
the general Prostraiion of business and
credit the financial condition OF Pennsyl
vania is highly satisfactory.
The receip's al the State Treasury, from
all sources, tor the fiscal year ending on the
soth Of November, 1860, were So 479. .257 81,
10 which add the available balance in the
Treasury on The ist DAY of December: 1889
Sss9, 1928 09 ard the whole sum available
foi the year will be found TO be S4 ,Sls $50
30. The expenditures, for all purposes,
for the same period, were s5,657, lE 81
Leaving an available balance il the Treas
ury, on the Isl day OF December, 1860, of
sos I,.33 0s. The following items are en-
Traced in the expenditures for the fiscal
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Loan. redeemed. 1864 .s57 SIS
Relief no e cancelled I6II 90
Interest certificates. 2,4s9 SO
Domestic creditors Ger rIhcaies 40
Damages on the public works,
ani old claims. % GA 80
Making of the public debtactu-
ally paid during the year,
the sum OF 6si,757 SO
The funded and unfunded debt of the
tCommonw ealih on the first day OF Decem
Der, 1853, was as follows:
FUADzD DEBT
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