The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

from Canada through the | mica states. rs +.
well as regulation OF exports which were tenn
poraily established by the reciprocity treaty
OF the 9TH OF June, 1SJi desire. however
to b. understood, while making this state
meut. tina. lie ca,13+ai authorities are not
dcetscl = Intentionally unjust Or untrlend-
L. towards me United s:.,gs. bat, Oh the con-
trarv. tire IS every reason to expect f-ia',
with The approval Of the lrHrrria! Govern
rest, thrg VIII TAX. the necessary l"e''uEe'
= ;,,,v, Mt new iucurs;oE~ across the a'FdT''
!g. act ..a, ,sl al Tie 1T session i5' INC
c-courl.r:Iant 81: emf Grafton has a. ia. -,
WIS l,..s,.bia. i-el pat I:'3 "F'f.I'"'
sem, =. need :!:4ruLs,le:t, which VIII ehanio
Tie Oh - II the Government 10 prevent 'i'
practice OF traGi against the EN- Grants "!..'e
! On their way and on thor ARRIVAL III p'f''' 50
As t, secure them here :. FAY choice o. aFocci'-
| tipps and place Of settlement. liberal DIS
p,.ition towards this great national policy Is
manifesto! hv most OF the European S'at2s,
and ought TO be recipronatcd on our part by
! ri-.r., the c.nirrauts effective national pr
, lection. regard CUR e,n. grants a. one OF the
rr:rcipa, rcplcniShing streams which are ap-
| pointed - Providence to repair t.r raIa-e,
| -. Internal war and It's wastes Of national
strength aud health. All that Is necessary
/ i 10 secure the flow Of tha: stream IN It's
present f,,l!aess. and To that end the Govern
,,.rnt must in ever way make It manifest
! that it neither needs. nor designs, To impose
F, involuntary military service upon those W.o
com, from Oihcr lands 70 cast their lot IN
our country.
The financial affairs of the Government
| have been successfully administered during
the lat wear The Legislation OF the last SEES
s,n o. Congress has benetical.y ale d the
revenue, although sufficient time has not YET
/ rIaT>.d II experience the full effects Oh seNe-
! ral a lhe provisions OF the acts oil congress
IMPOSING decreased taxation. The receipts
,I.s,..!-r Inc wear from all sources upon the
ba-i, OF warrants ,;gael bythc Secretary OF
the Treasury. facIuding loans and the balance
in the Treasury ~. first day lt Of '!!iqlF ta$
Disbursements upon the same basis We're Si2S,
$50, sl0.ISo. leaving balance IN the Treas
urv. as shown b. warrants Of $9,513.990,
573. Deduct from these the amount Of the
principal az the public debt redeemed and the
amount Of issuo in substitution therefor. and
actual cash operations OF the Treasury were:
receipts. SSsf.016, Glj.77: disbursements
so, ~ .0S1.SG. which leaves 4 cash ba.ance
in H.. Treasury Of ST.. l2.JJS.Il. OF the
receipts. there were derived from customs.
$IDj,5lt.Ij2 90: from lands. *jSo $500 ::
from G.-.gt axe, : iI.ji : 80 FROM mis-
ccliaae8us source. $h-JI.IlI.Jl from in
tcraaI revenue. $i9+. .iI.l5i.l5: ami from
loans applied to actual expentI-urcs, lHe."-
ding former balance. So, - -. There
were di>burs4d Tor civil service S2,.5V'.3'1-
Is: for pensions and Indians. $',jl I.55o.2I:
f,r the War Department, SiD.19l lZ.9' Tor
the Navy Department, S>5.135.292.,9: for
interest o: the public debt S)J.o0@,i2i."5-
making an aggregate u $50. - o. 80, and
leaving balance in the Treasury q 81 ,ei2
Jj1.7l. as before stated.
For the actual receipts and disbursements
tgr tie first quarter and the estimated receipts