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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-16

"A Friend In Need-Try Et.-DR. SWEETS
lNFALLlB LII LlNlMENI is prepared from the Recipe
OF Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the great hone
sete aud has been used in his practice Tor last
twenty years with the most astonishing AS an
pam more speedily than any other preparation For ali
rheumatic ana Nervous Disorders il is truly nfalIibe
and as curative Tor Sores, Wounds Sprains Bruises
&c IT'S soothing healin and powerful strengthtnnp
properis excite the Just wonder and establishment az
an VINO nave ever gwen it trial Over fonr huudred
eehchtes OF remarkable cures, performed by it within
the last two wears, attest this fret ~
See advertisement. deow 40
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EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay tile highes
price for old papers, etc. diff Jazz
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For WORMS z SIlFe cure.
~ Fac smile OF j. l., Hunnewell's signature over
corks of genuine only
join L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,

For sale by all dealers in city and country Also pro
pretor OF Hunnewes folu Auodyne, and Hume wells
Eclectic iis. JOHN 2 HILL, GEO. z. HARLOW,
NJ t. GREEN IL Co, JAMES GREEN, Agents for
Worcester, Mass. deodEwlm FIJI
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Items.

New YORK, March IA fire tonight de-
stroyed Allan Hays & Co.'S extensive soap
and candle factory on the First avenue. Loss
heavy.
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assume; but to assume it is the only possible
way of ensuring its success. Considering
how large stake the commonwealth already
has in the work, there is no other resort than
to keep it under its control. The legislature
cannot do otherwise than adopt the essential
suggestions Of this report.
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Health 10" the SoIdier.-For one who dies from
the effects the bullet, ten perish damp and ex
P9sure to nisht air small doses of HOLi.OwAY'S
FILLS taken every otherleht i'll correct all dsor-
ders of the Liver and h. purify the blood and in
sound health to only 25 Ger Is per box
.nch2 div ~ 900
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Prices IN DIxIE.-Gen. Dix writes from
fortress Monroe that he had refugee with
him few days since who gives gloomy ac-
count OF things in Richmond. Here are some
Of the prices:
Beet, one dollar per pound.
Pork, one dollar and quarter.
Butter, three dollars per pound.
Bacon one dollar and fifteen cents do.
Tea, none to be had except at fabulous
prices.
Coffee, do.
Eggs, two dollars per dozen.
Calico, two dollars per yard.
Ready-made coat, from eighty to one hun
bred dollars.
Soft wool hat, from twenty-five to thirty
dollars.
My informant had on an ordinary pair of
boots, for which he paid sixty dollars.
These prices are in confederate money.
One dollar in gold brings three dollars and
fifty cents in confederate bills. One dollar in
our treasury notes brings two dollars i'll con-
federate bills.
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HEEkS POTTER Boston, general agents.
mchll d3mt
Pure Bourbon Wh.skey, Bottled by UDoLrno
WoLFE-ro THE PuBLic.-Iaying been solicited by
fhysicahs Druggists, Grocers, and private families TO
aad to my bu mess Pure Bourbon Whisky In bottles
the same as and have been doing with my ''schie
dam Schnapps to seal 1t with my seal and adj my GER
uhiate TO the label of Its undoubted purity am ha by
osay that, after great deal of difficulty have con.
cuded an arrangement with two of the largest nd old
est dstillers in Kentucky for a regular supply
The Whisky will be put in qaart bottles and backed in
cases of one dozen each
Craving for the following letter careful and attentive
perusa remain yours, &c.
UDOLPno WOLFE,
NEW YORK, January Goth 1853
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq q Beaver ST., New YorG
DEAR ,IR;-The want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
purposes has long felt by profession and hou-
sands of lives been sacrificed by the adulter-
ated articles.
We have tested the Bourbon Whisky which you sent
u.s. and consider Justly entitled the high reputation
you claim forlt.
We would recommend you to appoint some of the re-
spectacle Apothecares in different part of the United
Agents for the same, when needed for medlc
nal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
Weremain your obedent servants,
VALENTINE MORT M. D., No Gramarcy Park.
JIM. CARNocHAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical Sur
gerry, SurgeOn-in-chetto the State Hospital, &c,
No. Il East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., 79j Broadway.
II. p. DE WEES NJ. D., 1911 Broadway.
JOSEPH WoRsTER NJ. D., 100 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D., 81 Blocker street.
JoHE OREILLY, NJ. d. 23O Fourth street.
b. j. RAPHAEL, NJ D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery. New York Medical Col
lege &c, 8! Ninth street, and others.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, AND PRIVATE
FAMILIEs.-I beg leave to inform the Public have APP
pointed the following firms, in Boston, Agents for the
sale of this Pure Bourbon Whisky, where samples can
always be seen, and will be for sale by every Gro
GER Druggist and Apothecary and Hotel the United
States UDoLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver street.
GEoRGE G. GOODWIN Il Co., Boston.
SILAs PIERCE IL Co, "
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CITY AND COUNTY.


At the meeting last Saturday evening, Ste
Fhen Salisbury, Jr., Esq, was unanimously
Mr.. Charles w. Gilbert read a report on
the American skunk,-Mephits Americana.
This well known and detested animal is sup
posed to exist throughout the whole American
continent from the frozen regions of the north
to Paraguay and Chill. The peculiar organs
Of defense with which it is provided render it
highly interesting. Those fetid and detesta-
bic discharges do not proceed from the blad-
der nor are they distributed over its enemies
by the tail as is generally supposed. The yell
low fluid proceeds from two anal glands which
! open by ducts into the rectum, and is elected
! by lar force at the will Of the animal,
the tail being elevated at the same time in
order to prevent its coming in contact with
the fluid, which must be as disgusting to it.
self as it is deadly nauseating to It's enemies
Fortunately for the comfort Of its neighbors
he appears to be peaceful animal, and never
emts his potent odor unless attacked by an
animal larger than himself. DR.. Wiley of
Block Island states that he has distinctly per-
ceiyed the smell of skunk, although the
est land Is twenty TWO miles distant.
This animal is nocturnal ins its habits
and is often seen sporting about on bright
moonlight night; is good turnover, and for
this purpose its fore feet and claws are well
adapted The flesh OF this animal, when
carefully prepared, is sweet; but from the
is only eaten by the curious or INDECENT.
Nineteen have been taken from one burrow,
and salted for family use, during the winter.
He is regarded as tit subject for eXtermina-
in the poultry house and barn yard. His fur
Is coarse, and was considered of no value until
recently; it is now carried to Europe, where
it Is used in various DISCUSSES.
This animal remains in its burrow in the
northern states from December to the middle
OF February, laying up no winter stores but
retiring in very fat condition, and re-
naming dull and inactive, though not proba-
bly, alternating.
w, A. Smith, Esq, called the attention of
!
/ bird which he presumes is the wax wing-one
/ Of the class of chatterers. Several fiocks
were recently observed in the vicinity of the
court house feeding on the berries of the
mountain ash. They are quite tame, social,
and smaller than the common cedar bird.
DIR. Woodward made some remarks upon
beaks, t,lons, and claws, descriDn their
structure and uses. Messrs. Pratt and Man
ming presented to the society a pair of gulls,
and Edward T. Andrews a fungus. Speci-
mems in mammalia were contributed by
Messrs. Nathaniel Paine, Hugh Mckay and
Charles w. Gilbert, and in Paleontology by
George w. Holden.
Interesting reports are promised for the
meeting to be holden April IL.
MELANCHOLY CASE OF ACCIDENTAL Shoot
yNG.-A sad result of the careless handling
of firearms occurred in this city on Satur-
day afternoon last Mr.. George Holmes of
| Southbridge was accidentally shot bv Mr.
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Piles, PIiea;-woods Tar Ointment give immedi
ate relief and speedily the worst cases. TIyt
and convince yourselves. G. G. GOODWIN 4 CO, and
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, general agents.
mchll d3m*
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a card 10 che 1'ublIc.-rhe undersigned deems
1t due to the public to say that eanence OF his
having employed LunsfOrd Lane as steward OF hs hos
pt+l tor SICK and disabled soldiers this CITY some ne
ceSsary delay is made in the publication his Memoir
now IN progress The service he ane has he
government though put little known, has been highly
encGd the kind aud sympathy Of Mr. Lane and HE
family. The volume his life will be in the hands
ol ne printer Il. W. WELLINGTON.
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R. K. R-CoLD, COUGH, CONsUMPTIoN-DEATH.
Thousands hurried into untimely grave because
they neglect to take of slight cold Let RAD
Way READY RELIEF be used when you sensi-
Bile that have ught cold, and all will be well in
few ours do not wait until you warned by cough,
that disease is fastened upon yOubut the first ndi
cation OF pan-Sore Throat. Headache and other
pleasant, if absolutely painful symptoms-use the
READY RELIEF, in few hours all dsagreeabe feel
ings will leave you, and you system will have become
charged with the electricity CT health.
In all active infammatory and nervous diseases,
first object should be to relieve the patient of panand
increase the vital prncpethis we successfully accom-
plish by the administration of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF. In ofcroup, dpthe ia grippe, nfuen-
n. immediate action is required. Let RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF be used when sezed with either of
these omplants-all danger will be removed in few
minutes The following letter from Mr. John Hogg, cd
itor of the Cellingwood, c. W. Enterprise, shows the
Importance ofRADWAY'S READY RELIEF in a case
Group.
CoLLNGwooD, C. w, June l, 1857.
KesSTs. Radjgay CO =
GESTLEMEN-A child of NINE about eight weeks old
taken with severe cold. Not being attended TO at
once il settled on the chest, and ultimately turned into
Group in its worst form. The best medical rac toner
ia the torn waS called in, aud he, after doing euerVthng
in pU,0eT 70 relieve her but al IN UdiHgaVe her up
dead. l took her in h md myself and rubbed her
chest and back with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
thOrOu bly, when, in the of few hours she
well again ard now is as well ami hearty as child can
be. l am, gentleman, your Cbedient servant,
JOHN UOGG,
Eeditor and Proprietor Collingwood &c. W. Enter
RAILWAYS READY r. LIEF is sold by druggists
DIR RAILWAY u CO.
ONCE 81 Maiden Lane. New York.
For sale in Worcester by NJ; B. GREEN L CO., and
GEO. Z. HARLOW. d2w mchl3
teachas us IN al ,laic ~, $50,
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a SubstItute for Mercurlas, for " hch Iature and
common Object and for Il Constitutions, de-
cayed Teeth, and permanent disease found in HUME
WELL ECLeCuC FILLS, whose great character is their
simplicity and whose results depend upon the freedom
with which they can be used with nut druggng the
ten, whose end is to assist and Indi
gestUn spepsa. Ri iOus Complaints and perform all
the requisites OF thorough Family Pill, or money
funded.
For Warns a sure cure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-16

The Two YEARS INSTRUMENTATION the
9th of April the people are to vote finally on
the question of annulling this amendment to
the constitution. There never was a reason,
or a decent apology for a reason, that such
an amendment should be passed at all, and
we apprehend there will be no serious at
tempt to keep it in force. The constitution
provides the way by which such legislation
may be reversed; otherwise this act would
long ago have gone down among the dead
men who first brought it into the world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-16

Mrs. Osbgrn'A wild Cherry TsaIsum.-The
1 So3t VGlaa5S Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Astama,
D3Vir"ty IN Breathing, Inflammation Of ne Lungs or
MMhest HoGrseness, and every other Disease Of the
Iroat ana Lungs, and for The Telief of
Pa pa. n adrancea stages Of the disease. rs
cts per bottle This is of the important dis
eoveres ever made, us il is compoun led OF roots and
herbs which safe and reliable medicine as was
ever offered to the public ii being used with saetr at all
times while 1t is to reach the undstion OF the dis
ease ara acts with uni. ling success and perfect
ly harmless to the most delicate invalid or infa
dl diff Nj. b. GREEN 4 co, Agents for Worcester
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ENPerle nee teaches us that deicacy prevents many
females from applying for the alleviate suffer,
ing and save life That objection cbvated the case
ofSir James Carkes Pills prepared the preserp-
lion of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
land and well known to be the only and remedy
orfemae difficulties and obssructons from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclosing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH 81 CO., and all Druggists
nj deodEweov
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Orr AGAIN FOR The WAR.-Lieutenant
Daniel L. Pond left this city on Friday even
ing for the city OF New York, where he will
report to Gen. Ullman for duty. He was pro-
NOTED from the 25th Massachusetts regiment,
where he had served his country faithfully
during the past year and half, and we are
confident he will adorn any position that may
be assigned him. Before leaving he was pre-
scented with valuable sword, sash and belt,
by Albert Curtis, Esq, of New Worcester,
together with many other valuable fixtures
from various other friends
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THENEw MILITIA BIIL.-The military com
mittee of the legislature reported in the house
of representatives, Saturday, an act concern
ing the militia, which provides for placing this
state on a war footing 1t makes no distinc-
ton between black and white. Twenty thou
sand men is the maximum number of the mil
itia. BY its provisions the able-bodicd male
population Of the state, from eighteen to twen-
ty-tour years Of age, iremen and all, is con-
stitutcd the active militia; and those from
tweny-four to forty-ive years are designated
as the reserve. Calls for active services shall
first apply to those from twenty to twenty-five
years of age, next from twenty-five to thirty,
and next from thirty to thirty-fve. Exemp-
tons are based on the French military system.
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DIED

In this city, March H. Mrs sarah Fenno, 80 yrs.
Funeral edIe sday, the 18th at ocioSk M al her
late residence 40 School street Fllthus are invited
to attPtd.
In he lin March 10, Funice, widow of Ephram Bah
cock IS WIS mos she the mother of II ehildren
of whom are still living; % grand oh lcren "A are iv-
ing " great grand children, ~ Of whom are living;
whole num- err Of ndants 65 40 OF WI ON are stil
living ,.. nj, - -
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.. Dr. john G. Mott, Physician ana Surgeon.
ed dailN from III until and from to i'm the eyanna
on all disease of the Urinary and Genital Organs srof
uous Affections, llumOrs of ell kinds Sores Ulcers ana
hrnptlons, Female Complaints, &c. An experiences Of
over twenty years ex ensiye practice enables Dr III to
cure az OF the most di1hcult Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice tree. tl3taw6m oln
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MELANCHOLY CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHoor-
yNG.-A sad result of the careless handling
Of firearms occurred in this city on Satur-
day afternoon last. Mr.. George Holmes of
Southbridge was accidentally shot by Mr..
Daniel Clifford of this city, under the follow
ing circumstances Mr.. Holmes, manufac-
turer Of wheel spokes and hubs, was in this
city on business, in the leather betting shop of
Jones & Goulding, No. II Front street, be-
tw en- four and five o'clock in the afternoon,
and while in there was engaged with others
In firing pistols at a mark. Attracted by
the sound, Mr.. Clifford, who works at the
S"sh and blind shop near by, entered, and
taxing up one of two pistols lying together,
surprising 1t to be unloaded, accidentally
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ArI.nnsas LoyaIl.ts beat the Rebels.

New York, March IA dispatch from
Fayetteville, Ark, March u, says: Capt.
Brown, Union man from Arkadelphia, has
just arrived at this post. He had eighty.three
men in the mountains on White river, near
Arkadephia, where his little command was
attacked on Sunday, the 10th OF February
last. The fight lasted from sunrise till noon,
when the rebels were completely routed with
a loss of l6 killed and II wounded. Captain
Brown brought in some recruits for the first
Arkansas infantry. Capt. Vanderpool came
i'll yesterday with 200 Union men, mostly re-
cruitS for the volunteer service.
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&rS. Nj. ". e4eraldS, PHYSICIAN AKIN src
oasssgL M!pwfE No. 4S Exchange street. Special
children ONCE hours from to A. NJ. and from i to
3 DIT "
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Important News from Vicksburg.

For other Dispatches, see First Page.
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CAPTURE OF GUERRILLAs

CINcINNArI, March l5.-Gen. Wright has
prohibited the sale Of arms and ammunition
except on special permit. Any violation of
the order will be followed by confscation of
the goods and seizure Of the stock of the
vender
A Memphis dispatch confirms the reported
surprise and capture of portion of Richard
sons guerrilla force near Coyington, Tenn.
Their camp was destroyed. Gen. Looney's
rebel camp at Wesley was also surprised by
Col. Lee, and portionct his force captured
together with Gen. Looney, Capt. and Lieut..
Williams.
CAIRO, March 15.-Gen. futile has re-
ceived dispatch from fort Donelson, to-day,
which says -"Our cavalry report 1900 rebels
within Is miles of fort Donelson. The country
people for miles around are coming to fort
Donelson with various reports. The rebels
are reported to be well armed Our forces
are ready for any emergency"
The steamer Ruth was arrested at Column
bus having on board POO boxes shipped at ST.
Louis for parties in Memphis. The boxes
were said to contain oranges, but on eXamina-
ton they proved to be full of clothing, quiz
nine, letters, &C., for the rebels.
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Gee y. HOppln az Co., Commission Merchants
ana dealers N Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
aIt, e3l OF all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed Butter
anu Sheese, Mechanic street, Worcester Mass
JeZ5 div
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pulled the hammer, and it went off, the con-
tents entering the breast OF Mr.. Holmes, and
killing him instantly, the last words uttered
by the deceased being, II am killed." Mr..
Holmes was respectable man, about fifty
years of age, and leaves wife and six child
rem.
Mr. Clifford went Immediately for the doc
tor, and reported what had happened to the
city marshal at the police Office, but no evil
intention whatever can be imputed to him.
Coroner j. B. Sibley was called and after
viewing the body of the deceased, all the facts
appearing plain and undisputed, no inquest
was deemed necessary.
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Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MrpcuANTs and
pDealers IN Flour Grain, Meal. Grass seed Salt Lime
cement Caclned Plaster Plaster Paris Ground oyster
smells, and Farmers Produce generally Also AGENTS
or the sale OF Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime Peruvian
Huaho' American 1uano, and Ground Bone
"a ar DRAPER n CLARK,
apps diff Nos. 95 & 81 Front St, Worcester Mass
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Iisnoht Diaeases Among The most
Silale Is Qu,nsy and SBre hroat which always
distressing and frequently fatal but it is pleasure to
hnow mat an thectual remedy has been fouu he
worst case OF the kind yield readily the wonderful
properties OF Dr Sweets dIHbie Liai,aent and
meye i has never been known to fail. real blessing,
mn ton w Banner
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From kentucky ana Tennessee.

demonstrate that my influence still fingers
with you"
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LATEST NEWS.

BY TELTGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
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Thomas. F. McCaffrey was stabbed Friday
night, at drinking place known as the Ca
margo" in New Haven, from the effects of
which he died during the night.
The large paper mill in Seymour, belong
ing to Sylvester Smith, was burnt Friday.
The loss amounted to about $40, O00-and
there was an insurance Of So 900. Mr.. Smith
immediately began preparations for rebuild
ing,
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Mr.. James Mckinney Of Enfield, aged fifty
four years, and his six sons-seyen in ALI
have enlisted in the service of the country.
One son has died in the hospital, and one has
returned home sick. The father and two
sons enlisted in the sixth Maine, one son in
the tenth, one in the eleventh, and two in the
seventh. There was still one remaining son,
who was prevented from enlsting in conse-
quence of having lost some of his fingers.
He was so anxious to go that he wanted his
father and brothers to get him situation as
teamster, but they declined urging that he
ought to stay at home and take care of the
old castle.
, 1863-01-09
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1868.

cfpoetal currency, to be engraved and printed in
ths pp9s q SanSs ea
notes-to have the seal Of the Treasury Depart
ment.
Section seven taxes bank circulation ono per
cent on graduated scale according to the capital
stock. H.
Section eight modides the ub-Treaaary sct 30.
to 6 ID n e e. @
Section nsne provides against coun.erfesting,
asa ss,t tapplopr'a'es seooooo toearJ the act into
The impression in the best informed mill
tary circles is that Gen. Butler wilEsoon be
scEt back to the Mississippi <Riger, with an
enlarged command and extended authority.
The bill for letters Of marque md reprisat
against the rebels Was yesterday referred.
It will probably pass after being amended SO
The New York Tines Washington dispatch
says: ~
1t is positively asserted that IN important
change will be made In the War Department
BY the Goth inst. Some believe that Stanton
himself contemplates retirement; others that
Assistant Secretary Watson lis going, while
others insist that both chief and subordinate
will yacate together. In case OF q change III
tAe head Of the Department, public sentiment
among the Internationally loyal demands
the appointment Of Gen. Butler to the posi-
lion. 50:
The Committee Of Ways and Means held q
Isborious session to-day, of nearly six hours,
adjourning ut o'clock p. H. to meet again
to-norroW. The recommendations Of the
Subcommittee are generally opposed It is
likely that tte amount Of legal fender notes
agreed on may be increased to $500, ,00o, COO,
:'ild tide same amount Of currency bonds may
lie authorized, having three 3ea1s to run, bear
iDg interest ut $40 per cent. IL
Receipts from duties undeETfe excise and
International revenue law, uifto to-day las
been SS4, ,101 ,Cl0. e.