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B. & o. X. r. TRAINS ALL SAFE.

The enemy has not, at any time within
the last month, been within twelve miles
Of the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad line Our
passenger trains have run regularly, with
the exception of short detentions from
snow storms and cold. We apprehend no
raid or military trouble Of any kind, and
passengers have not been turned back, as
represented.
Signed, W. P. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation, B. & o. R. R.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09
AUCTION SALES.
TUESDAY, JAN. 12rH, 1854.
GOOD FURNITURE,
AT Auction. By o. CUTTER Son,
At House No 35s Perry St.

o. CUTTER SON will sail on Tue day, January
18th, at House No 355 Pen y-St near Ktnsm.n-St..
commencing at 10 clock, The entire Furniture in
said House consisting OF mahosaI Sofa d. Chaiis,
marble top Table, Dressing bureaus, LOunses, Cot
tags Bed4Ieads good Car p-t5, Matt a.se-, Feather
Bsds and Bedding. WindoW Curtains, gilt frame
Mirrors, Click, cook -oye. Wood end Q Al Stoves,
god CrOckery and Glass Ware, kttch n Utsnsi Sc.
-Ihe above Kurn.tu is AL in good order, haT
ing been use but short time.
House open at o clock or morning ofs1'e.
Terms lash, at time Of sale. jans-I3
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, January 3.
The 5lst n. Y. regiment arrived here
yesterday en- route for New York. The
18Th n. Y. arrived at Cairo yesterday.
A Louisville dispatch to the CONNER
cial, Of the 7th, says:
Snow has been falling all day. All rail-
road trains are delayed. Large numbers
Of cattle are frozen to death throughout
the State. The suffering in Louisville has
been great, many persons being badly
frozen.
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10 LET.

ITO LET.-3O AND 4TH FLooRR, 40
x4O feet, Of Brick Building on Superior-St.s
fronting also, G. C. 4 G. Railroad. hrst rate loea-
tion for manufacturing.
Also the building formerly occupied By Parish &
knight, as . COppersmtth Shop, in rear Of AtWater
Building, two stories, 25x50 feet.
deVs9 mo. &, JENNIKGsl Agent,
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MEDICAL.

attention Of Physicians and eli persons Wishing
Pure and Reliable Medicines,
is respectfully solicited to stock, which comprises
complete assortment Of eyeFythirg pertaining to
THE DRUG TRADE,
and at prc to insure satisfaction TO the purchaser
Dental and Surgical LnstIumeRts, Teeth, Foil
VHLeGhizsd Rubber and VHlcaniz.Ts,
Of the latest and most approved patterns sold at man
ufactures prices.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
in great variety. Also stock Of LIQUORS, Gas 10
quality second to none in market
Agent for DAYS SPLINT. the most complete set
Of Splints ever offered to the Profession Country
Physicians ale particularly invited to an exam ma
ton o. my stock, and Will find it to their advantage
70 favor me with their orders. C. W. CLARK
lab6 ll9 Sup-rior St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

T ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH
i ! For Beaut fying and Preserving the complex
ion. For sale by KnELER VOGT,
suz43 sS. W. cor. Public Square.
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MILITARY.

HEADQUARTERs 81 REGIMENT, o NJ /
Cleveland, January Bth, 1854. J
REGIMENTAL ORDER MOI.
HAVING BEEN DULY ELECT
ed and commissioned as Colonel Of the Third
GePiment Enrolled Militia Of tnyahoga County, /
hereby assume command Of said Regiment.
The Ad utsnt and QGa -tsrmaster heretofore acting
by appointment Of Lieutenant Colonel Lucas, will
retain their positions uGt further orders.
Elections will be held in the several Military Dis
tricts on saturday, 9Th inst, between the hours OF
aud O'Clock P NJ, to NIL vacancies in the following
Comp 'nies, viz:
20 A-One Captain, one lst Lieutenant, che ID
Lieutenant.
Co. Bone ID Lieutenant.
60. Done Let Lieutenant, one I'd Lieutenant.
Co. E-Ons let Lieutenant.
90. G One Captain, one lst Lieutenant, one I'd
Lieutenant
Co. k-One 81 Lieutenant.
By order Of W. P. FOGG,
Colonel Commanding 81 Reg't .. hi.
CHARLES kAsTLE, AdIutant. jan5:l32
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

NOTICE-TO ALL MY CUSTOM
L Y ers, and strangers, and few outsider. On
and after the lst day Of January, Is54, 1 will not
Trust any more, but
SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
L. GROSS,
QecL.lIl. GuueriOr stfaaf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

NOTlCE.-WALDO A. FISHER
IN is this day admitted partner in our house. IN
der the hrn name Of b. Garreison q Co.
December ], 1858. ID. GARRETSOH 20.
RENO VAL
We have this day removed our stock Of Goods from
% kiTer and 9 meadOW-Sfs to l45 Water and 45 and
4 Union-Sts., where with largely increased stock
Of Goods We shall be able TO Oher inducements to
purchasers; and shall be happy to See our old GUS
TONERS, and es many new ones as may favor Us With
call h. GARRGTsON & 90.
December I, 1858. decS-IIi
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GH0ICE SYRUP-FOR BUCK
~ WHEAT CAKES, for sale at l25 ontario-st
decQ CHURCHILL BROTHER.
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OIED.

Or the morning Of IN 7tb INST, JOSEPH B. BART
LETT, in the 69th yssr Of bis sgs.
Fu7erAl from Grace Church tomorrow (5unday)
afternoon at ) o clock.
On Thursdsy morning, JrnuRrv III. Of long stand
lug cO1sumptiIn, DR.. JAMES YOUNG, in the 10th
year Of his age, at his house, No. 36 Prospect ct.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at two clock.
The friends and aoQuaintsnces of the family are re-
spsct 'ulIy iuyitsd to attesd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Motion to Expel Senator Davis
Bounty Bill will Probably Pass
Mississippi Filled With Ice.
Interesting European Items.
Volunteers Rapidly EnllstiDg.
From the Cumberland River,
Soldiers Drugged and Robbed.
Late From Western Virginia.
Whereabouts of Rebel Guerrillas.
Travel Safe on the B. & 0. R. R,
Massachusetts Legislature Or
ganized.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE


G. c. & c. h. r. CO.,
Cleveland, o., Jan. 4, ls54.
A CASH DIVIDEND OF FIVE
n per cent, and Stock dividend OF twenty per
cent (both free Of Government tax, have been de-
AIRED by this Company, payab at the usual places,
on and after the first dag Of February next.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the evening
of January 18th, until February ID.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
San4-l32 GEO. X. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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NOTICES..
WHE ANNTIAL MEETINn az

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
II It ckhOldsrs Of the flevelan1 Gas Light and
ke Company viii he beld 1T the ROOMS ofthe Com-
panys in Cs yelNhd on Monday, the nth inst, at
Oc ok A. M. for the election Of Directors and the
Transaction Of Oher buiness which the Interests
Of the Ol mpsny may require.
I. DWIGHT EELLe, Secretary.
Gas Ofice, Cleveland, Jan. 7, 1854 jans-is3
N NOTICE.-APPLICATIOF WILL BE
1 \ made to the GOvernoro Ohio, within ~ days
alter the hrst publication Of this notice. for the par
don OF David L. mccoy, who plead guilty tn the
charge OF Forgery at the February Term Of he Court
Of Common Pleas, A D. 1853, Guy ahoga County, and
was sentenced to Do imprisoned for three years.
jan5-l35
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
! s. Clair-St. Gravel Road Company, will take
notice that the annual meeting for theele9ton of U
5seforB @ te5 t & s}1sF N & sg Tf9r "a hslA - -
day Of January. 1854, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
LOREN PRENTISS,
jan4-l32 Ssc'y st. ClaIr-St. Gravel Road Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

Among the many oertIacates Of the sxosIlsnos ape
merits OF these Pianos would refer to the follow
ng.-
Mn. W. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I havs great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Squars
Pianos, and hnd them equal, II not superior, to any
IL this country Among their great qualities which
Distinguish them, ia the eyenneag Of tone, the agree
able and easy touch and volume % tone WishfnH
you ali the success you 80 highly dsserves
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09
MARRIED..

On 1hursday. January Tth, 1854 by Rev. John
mOuteith Jr Mr.. HENRY 4. CBILO3 ard Miss
OAKHlE M. IDDINGS, bO'h of this City. No Cards.
January 4th, by Rev J. A. Theme, at the residence
of NJ b. Barber, No. u Ysstry-ot., West Sife, SUL-
UMON 1. 4 Ann Err, Of Album. Geauga cOun y, to
No Iards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

Gf. 6. A. BABLSs, tsaF Sir:--ag gives ne pisssuK'
state thar cJ5sisr The kas5s Piano equal tO an
d s1peri0. % ost iLsfrCFlf a1s made IN this ccE
tTyy especially IN riohnszz arc volume o. tons.
EaviaC used cua o. t.s sane iir ian more hou7a
% s3oE day tor $40 gSEs fJsi confident IN necon
nC-1!uE :ECln tOal no are 1EacIuafated E1tb thar
"9rT,f G1ahties." i AZ, -Eysctfully, T5urs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

MINING NOTICB.-THEsE WILL
1I1 be Special Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Forest City Mining Company held at their Office
in Cleveland, Ohio on Monday, January 25th, 1904,
for the purpose of altering the By-Laws and also to
establish Business Office in the Uity Of Boston, Mass
dbc2S-lS4 W n. GARLICK Ssc v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

! Teacher o. Muzlc Cleveland Fsnial 5 ssuinar
G. a BABLog, Dear siE:-It gives ne much Plesz
to be able tC say, that consider Ena5ss FiaRo
ne ln5st both in volume and tnsaE, which hsF
tTur played u9CI. q. Ter IN Anlerica Europa.
-'hs5s dals operate WITH better eita-t than ia "a
Osls ~ gsl--I-s; ana in fact, E1bo's motto ma
truly ", "GXcelIiOr." Mrs.. 0. s. DOUGLA2r
Teaohsr o. Il NE, OleVsiand
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Every Plano Warranted for FIysYesrs
ILD PIANO 40 EEL0DE0Rs TIEEHIH EIrHlss

ALsO-OH HAND.
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q. q. & G. RAILROAD Co., |

NJ NOIICE.-APPLIOA WILL BE
Z made 70 the Governor Of the State Of Ohio, with
IN tnrty Gays aitr tie INST publication this notice.
for the pardon Of George Sanford. convicted az The
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
Cuyahoga County, Of the crime Of shooting at WITH,
intent to kill and sentenced to three years mrrisan
ment. dec2s-I3S
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ams Sir, y0urs very truly,
- g. THALHEHn


To mss5rs. WV KEAsz & Co., BaltImo-s:-I eaa-
not but congratulate you upon the Immense ProgresI
and improvements which you continually make "a
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among tha
very best IN the country. II. sTRA6OScH.
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DR. GIBsoH.

PloglaaOs o. BLECTBOPsTKT AHD AEDICIsR,
Ofhce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
Office hsnrs frem9 to l2 and from 2to O'Clock
daily SUNDAYS excepted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

SpIcyDebate on the Resolution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

Senator Hale 0verhauling the
Navy Department.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
THE IRISH EMIGRATION TO THE UNI
1ED STATES

The Cork ErGDl,fler gives a remarkable des
cription OF the einigrants who are still leaving
that port IN large numbers for the United States
IL says there are among them some old people
and young children, but the bulk are stalwart
young men, full OF health and vigor, and young
mg health for which the Irish peasant girl has
been so remarkable. Among them all there l.
scarcely one TO be seen poorly attiFed. The
goods OF each party show that small farmer =
household has been broken up. Their conduct
is remarkably steady. Though huudreds have
sometimes 10 walt week al . IeeustOwn for
the steamer, there Is very ltIle drunkeenes
among them, and seldom spree though Ghey
are noisy enough sometimes. Toe Examiner
thinks tnat few OF the emigrants are recruits
there IS none Of the swagger which 50 commoul,
betrass the aspiFaut for glory aud bounty. IL b.
true, the passage i paid IN many cases with
American money, but it ~ with the money ui
their relatives u whom they are going. TIL,
Examiner denies that Federal recruiting Is Ia
any important degree the stimulus TO Ifi--h en-
igtatou. and adds
" IL arises out Of the condition OF the country
aud the dazzling, # not perfectly Trustworthy
prospects held cut by the labor market of the
N0.thtIn states
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
VOL. 9, NO. WHOLE NO. 46S.
WHITING
ST EEv J PtEsro>r

Ils l-akes boy, before he's sent 10 school
Vel KNOWS Tie mysteries VI that magic tool
lie pocket-klle 70 that his sistfal eve
Turns. while he hears ; mothers lullaby
rs LAR -ed cents De g-Asly gives - &c. u,
Len caves 10 stone -li-rlel tai le cAu y ct it-
Ard u Tie education u The al
NJ -lltle part il-t implement hath hat
MS p'sAet AuLe 10 The young whittier brings
sfo@ i1g Ano~.-ags o. material things
froJecti.es. muse. sad tie sculptor art
lis e-ts-a-i = 1-st-e all Lls s1ilg.s cart
h-S e--eI loI-s-- Viii is -llAory rod,
is sharp -Xpioslou 40 rebouuliug w4d
lis corn ss--A 1llle 4ll tae 1celer tuue
lLal nl-rE-4rs from LIS pluupAl st.lk trombone
to-sslfe II te-c1 tie boz. 10 Itese succeed
rs Uy"i -is arrow " = .e4.Lrre4 reol
1-s No. --i.l- r4-sr- t-e passing tr-tz. % wiu
rs "a'ef- ~-eci il4t tlr-s upun q pia.
Nrf j. La fAtArr llyes lp1L Tie shore
lo4 A. See his ship, " beam eul upon ihe floor
-4- rl-se4s S4tL 4ls ll-sls 49, TIMBER tttl.u
AAd ~-lii-s ne@r tle s-sA tab, lor lA4uou
llrs, - Las genius an Is Jack suse driven
re -e-s Le % s'.ve sOu 4ly problem siren-
A-Ar --s Jiul-cEsck, ulsil4l or aute
4 p-eAsAi cJael, ~ rs-u ~ = lI.s
MaAe sOu q -Jc0 motive or . clocs
ct = eaAal. or ol4ll 4 uoag .ug -los.k
Of --al iu. ~ Beauty lrOIl = marble block
AAAe 4lt 4ll-ls, ~ short lor sea " shore
Prom a child r-tt.e - a seventy lo.r-
Mas it, s-il l'-Ay. when he undertakes II
H. i- A-As ils i-4-g -AG tie machine taAt makes il.
AID when The thilgs Is m4ae.-wnethsr II be
~ move Ol earth, ~ al, Or TIE SEA
whether o. water, y or tie waves 70 glide
Or, up~a 4-aa - roll, revolve or slide
Weller l. WAlri ur jar, = strike or ring
Whether i be piston = spring
lee, pul4ey, tubs souOrous. wood or brass
lnr i-iAs les lslel shall surely cJuc 70 r4ss
her, ~ileA LIS AAnl upon 10. YOU nav kuow
4---i There g. IL, i1 AAl Ae 81 MAKE . g..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
Approved March u 1894.


Az ACT t1 amend at entitled Al act 10 regulate
ira and intercourse with the Indian tribes sd 4
preserve peace on Tie itoutiers, approved us tAir
tletl, isAt-lu hundred anu thirty four.
Be eacted ~ ls Senate aad House # Representatives.
ne tHEct otStcs ~ Aa.5c4 a. tonyrcsg dsscnsJlcd
that tL5 tweutI,t Section al the 10 regulate trade
ALL Intercourse with tHc Indian tribes % preserve
p-sse on the frontiers approved June thr ia eLtrrf
nuEdled anu thirty io4r, be -Bd the eby
sMrL LED g. as q r~dt as follows . ~ AM
be 10 further enacted Ihst II sIy person shall Sell OK
oh~"s"i s'ss osr'rl, a'-i7r = ey s
o. any Indian under The charge Of any hl4itn
slperAtendelt Or Indian agent appointed by the ULe
-llts cr shall Introduce attempt Introduce anv
sslIltlous liquor into lLe Indian couutry sucn
person on conviction thereof beiore the proper Csrt
Or circuit court O the United states shall imDrlson
Cd l9I period not exceeding y~ars and shall DE-.
ane1 net more than three hundred dollars PrYtr4ef
hotosuer, That u shall Doe sufficient defense 10 any
Cha x o Introducing or attempting ~ introduce liquor
into lie indian country n y Oe proved 10 be done
order O The War Department. any Ocer duly autLor
lzst thereto by the War Department And II ANY 81
pSrInt3ndent Of Indian Affairs Indian agent or sub agent
" commanding encer oi military post reason 10
suspect " IS informed thai any white person Indian
about 70 in-rOduCe has introduced auv sp!rilo
quor OF wine into the Indian country in violation Of
The provisions oi this section II shall be uI Tor such
superintendent agent sub agent ing officer
TO cause the boats stores. packages wagons seds and
places OF deposit O such person be searched and II
any such liquor Is found therein same together
with The boats teams, wagons and sleds used ia con
Veylug The same, anu the goods, packages and
ptirics Oi such person, shall be zea and delivered
% the peroper officer, and shall be proceeded against
~ noe IN the proper court, and forfeited half 10
states and II such person 6e 20 the use Of the United
be revoked and ms bond put suit Aud 4 -, a1
s 1 as guy ior any person Ia the service tie
ardent spirits wine found in the dan I.sroJ any
such may be introduced thoren Il, except
ment. And IN AL cases arising under this act Indians
shall be competsnt witnesses"
Approved March IS, 1901.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13
REIAIIAgI A. DE NOCls ATIt
CREEO--A LETTER FitOJ VALLAN-
DIGHSM


The Peace Democracy in utter violation of
heir avowed PRINCIPLES. are Advocating the doc
trine of retaliation by mob Law. Peace Democ-
rscy evidently means peace with the traitors Dur
internscDe war al home Ii i in accordance
with the ex- President Pierce programme be
tore the war, in which he laid do~n that our
Northern streets would run with blood in case OF
a war with the South. Disappointment has fol
lowed all the Democratc predictions OF the rebels
making the free States the scene OF strife, aud
TO make their prediction good, the Pierce Va
landgham Democracy have evidently deter
mined to create a wi war. TINS Is 70 be In
augurated under the term retaliation. We haze
noticed the passage Of resolutions in sundry
Democratic conventions, recommending the De
mocracv to arm aud visit Dy mob law veugence
upon the Union population Of the land Ia retail
atiou for apy outbreak of indignant aud iudi--
Greet soldiers. Valandigham has sounded this
crv of retaliation in letter written to the Day-
ton Empire prOprietors, subsequent to the ont
rage pespetrated upon that Office by some re-
turned veterans. That great unbung has finally
taken leave Of his usual cold blooied discretion,
and openly advocates the adoption of mob law,
as follows:
wISDsoR, C. W, March Z, 1894.
Nessrs Hubbard & Brothers. Dayton. OHIO
Geutlemen II read several days ago the tel
egraphic announcement OF riiiling' Of the En-
pire office bv furoughed soldiers. | offer you
10 sympathy. for that will avail nothing now OF
hereafter. DO express to YOU NY profound re
gret that yOl were not prepared % irfict o.
the spot, and in the midst OF the assault ths
complete punishment which the assasnts de
served. but sm grathei To learn that some o
/ them did soon after receive their de-erts. Bu
these cawardly acts cannot alWavs be guardef
against and they DO bot primarily come om tn
soldiers There i, therefore. bat one remed,
/ tor past and preventive of future Injuries an,
that IS. instant, Summary and ample reDrisal
upon the persons and pSopsrty RI tbe me', a
home rho b. lGnq'eoe aud conduct, are alsag
iqeitirg these outra7es.
No legal or military punishment Is ever infc
ted upon the immediate Instruments. Retalis
tion, therefore, i the only and rightful remed,
10 times Ike these. I speak sivsrdiy. ard rec
/ O1mend il in all cases hereafter. IL i Of ~
avail 70 announce the falsehood that both par
ties condemn IL, after the destruction has bee
consummated. The time has gone by for 0bedi
ence without protection. | speak decided laH
guage. but the continual recurrence OF thes
utrsges-frequentY attended ~th murder, ar
alsavs without redress-demsnds IT, The
must be atOpped, let the Consequence be WIS
thev NAV. Reprisas in such cases are nov IL
ouly wav left for return 10 laV and order.
Nerv truly, c. L. FALLANDIGHAK.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

This somewhat notable member OF Congress
has just died, az the age Of So years. He was a
mau OF more than ordinary talents with uncom-
non energy and perseverance. he was en-
phaIlcais champion OF the cause IN which he
~as engaged. lie wa warrior who had spent
about thirty years ia fighting the battles OF the
irrepressible conflict which has been going Oh iu
our country during that time. lie vas true
aud brave soldier IA the corps which has been
lighting tor unlser-a liberty. Over the dead
ods OF his brother who vas murdered by min
ions OF slavery, be sWore eternal emnity against
this cause Of all our national troubles Aud ms
eumity was no ftiul burst OF passion, but al Ell
during sentiment which filed his heart TO the
eud. Ii must have been pleasing reflection u
MIN az he closed his too short liie, that he had
lived long enough TO be sure Of the speedy and
certain death Of American slavery.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-04-13

AN ACT making Appropriation fer the service Of the
Post Office Department during tie fiscal year end
ns the tnrtcth ci Jane, eighteen hundred and sixty
i've.
Be u enacted by the Senate and H0teef Representatives
Of ths Jned States u America iH COngrsss assembled
IAlI tn lOLOwlus sums be l the sam are hereby ap
yropratcl for the ol the Post Ocs Dop-rtms
the year enang june thirtieth, eighteen hundre
and Ky five out OF any moneys "a the Treasury arls
ing from tAe revenues o tie sAd department IL con
lOrmlty l. the Vi The second Of july eighteen hun
dred and thirty slI.
For transport .iou Of the mails (inlAndj mil
Iou eight hundred aud forty nine thousand dollars.
thousand dollars.
FOR ship, steamboat and way letters eight Thousand
dollars.
L0r compensation to postmasters, three million one
hundred thousand dollars
For clerks Tor post Offices one million hundred
aud sixty Ight thousand dollars
For payments 10 letter carriers hundred and forty
thousand collars.
For wrapping paper, ghty eight thousand dollars
For twins sixteen Thousand dollars
For Office stamps Eve Thousand dollars
For l.tter balances. two thousand i've hundred dol
lars
For compensation TO blank sgents aad assistants SIX
thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For Ofhcs furniture two thousand dollars
! For Advertising thirty 1--WE thousand dollars
For postage stamps AM stamped envelopes, ninety
! thousand tolars
For mail de9reistions AM special agents sixty thou
sand dollars.
For mal-b bags sixty thousand dollars
For mail lOcSs and Keys ten thousand dollars
For payment of balances due - foreign countries tw
hundred thousand dollars
For miscellaneous payments, two hundred thoussn,
I dollars
sec. , And Be d further enacted, That II the rsv-
nues Of the Post Ufcv department shall be iuS l1cleu
10 meet tue appropriations Of act then the sum
million i've hundred thousand dollars OF 50 Inuc
thereof may be Necessary be and the here0
Appropriated 10 be paid out or any money the Treas
| ury not otherwise appropriated slpply defcience
a the revenue " the Post once Department for th
year ending the thTtieh Of June eighteen hundred
| sixty I've
Approved March l6, 1864.