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III o L A Y PR ES ENTS.
AT COS EIGHTH STREET, (NAvY YARDD
to be found the bandsomest assortment of really
useful and practical goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
and family use, such a. Bonnets, Ladies', Closka
and Aantilas, Hosiery for ladies, gents and chill
dren at all prices; ladies', gents. and chiIdrens,
plaine linen and hemstitched Handkerchief: la.
dies embroidered hemstitched and lace Handksr
chiefs gents spsndid quality silk Handkerchief,
all the newest styles 20 per cent less than ever be-
fore; Scarfs In silk, all WOOL and merino; Break
sst shawls, SontaGs, and Hoods for ladies and
children; also, seafoams and Twilights, in all
colors. very cheap; Lace Wells, round and SQUARE
Marks; alse, Grensdine, Tissue, and Berege Wells.
In all colors; linen Cuffs and Collars linen plain
embroidered and lace Sets; linen BosOms, Fans,
Belts and Buckles, and very large assortment of
fancy Back Combs, Hair Nets, plaia and beaded
and thoutsnd other articles too numerous to
mention. you can find at
WOLFSHEIMRRV
Cheap Store, No. COS Sth street,
DC 6-fN -. NAVY Yard
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NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The Nashville specia
Clspstch o the Tribune says the bill allowin,
regroes to testify in the courts has been tabled
ny the Legislature.
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SUPREME Court In GENERAL TERM.-This
morning in the case OF James and r. H. Porter,
petition for peremptory mandamus to compel
the Secretary of the Treasury 10 pay certain
claiTns-the Court refused the prayer, stating
that 1t was not necessary TO explain their views
in the case, but that they had gave this decis-
ion to enable the counsel to take the case to q
higher Court.
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600 BARRELS or WuIskKY

vdSAtHffoN. IL. T.. DeCef0bert D.. lSdt
tesled Pre- Iossls, IN duplicate, of the form fur
Rished by the ndereigned will lie received at this
efhce. until II clock m. on THURSDAY Y, the 18th
day u December. 1855, for the sale OF
600 BARRELS OF WHISKY
The hiskey offered for sale WAS selected with
care md IL OF the first quality, especially the Re
and Bourbon Whisky, whiC b are eluA IL not .u-
perior, TO any Whiskeys nov ia the maT .et
froposals Inay lie made for any number Of bar
rsls. not lees tlan fvs Of each lot.
Lot n o. Consists of = barrels Of Rye Whiskey,
containing about $50 gallons.
Lot No consists u IS barrels OF Bourbos
Whisky. containing about g. ~ gallons; aud
Lot No. coHsists of 40 barrels OF kectihsj
whisky. containing about $50 gallons.
The hl.key will be re gsuRed before the deliv-
cry and .old y the proof sallon Itmsy beer
or can be seen aud proposals obtained from
any OF the following ofScers:
Breyet 1t. Col. 4 u. Brigham, Captain and @.
s.. q. =. A, Boston, Mass.
BIeyet Brig. Gen: z. =. Clarke, A. d. O. and A.
. Breyet Brig Cen 9. L. kilburn, A. c. @. o., q.
Brevet Brig. Gen. T Wilson, V. 8. and Brew.
Lieut.. Col, Captain and Z. s., q. s. A, BALI.
Or at this Once.
Payment in Government funds about nfty per
cent OF which will Re required on the seceptases
OF the bid, and the remainder soon the
susslns 10 completed, and before the delivery con-
No bid received from parties who have failed 70
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present st the open
An purchase will be loaded at the Government
whAryes, In Aiexsndris, Va, free OF expense 10
The usual reservation OF the Government In r.
de 6-H MAJOR and c. a., u q A
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The Fenian Congress.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The fenian Senate
commenced an extra session.
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BUILDING ASsOCIATION.-
TRIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION viii be held
a AZ The C1urcil Chamber. in tn: City Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING, tho 18th instant, At
O'Clock. Stockholders and person. de earring to be-
attend. W w MOORE
de Scott Serretarv
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S6O SEVENTH STREET. Scn
NORTHERN Liberty BARGAIN
STORE.
500 SEVENTH STREET 500
H0UsEKEEPs LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PuRCHAs.
..yrypo INC, AND
sAVE FROM Is TO 20 PEP GENT
"sHre nov Tscei ying beautiful as.or tment Of
SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS. MARBLE TOP
TABLES, wASHSTANDS, BUREAUS, RED
STEADS; OF all kinds. and q complete assor tment
ing at Extra Bargains ~
CARPErS-CARPETS,
70 close consignment, at prices that defy coup>ti
tion. '
BLANKETS-BLANKETS
NwholssslS prices, to close consignment
III yeu want Extra bargains give Us a call VI
are determined to sell.
BONTZ 4 GROSRON,
de o-let 1863 Seventh street, aboveI
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BOARDING.

SEVERAL GENTLEMEN, ORA GENTLEMAN
y ara la1y, can obtain pleasant ROOM and good
GUARDING in FeRnsy lyania family, at No AIS
maryland avenue, near "a street. A few Table
poarueIs ACCOMMODATED. de 6-lnH
HOARB-Ten or twelve gentlemen can he accom-
- modated with BOARD and comfortable
RUINS. Also, gentlemen desiring Board without
rooms cAn be accommodated By APPLYING at No
94O 18th street, between and b. Also one large
terms. " ' v" A'"'on"oi'
des-st" GEO. r cox pro,r,..or
RoARDING;ITw single gentlemen, or q gem
IitIna an and his wife may find a pleass Mt second
story fKoNT ROOM in q small family, at No 33i
Il etreet. oetween Sun and 9Th. de- -2t'
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS at 10 I5tb
n street between and G. ats de 4.3ts
II OOMs TO LET, with or without board, At No
II 70 Indiana ave. bet. lst and I'd ats. de ST.
ROARD1NG-Several ladies' can be accommo-
GATED with ROOMS srd BOARD by addressing
n. d, fost Omce de43t-
COOP TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
~ with or without rooms, No. "a Missouri ave ,
petHeen ~ and 6th streets, or At sAS Pa avenue
between lst and I'd cts. de SIM
A FURNISHED ROOM to one or two gentle
"A men, with BOARD if desired on moderate
terms, within one minutes walk Of the cars An
ply at 81 lst street, Georgetown. de 3 A.
TABLE BOARDERs can be accommods tsd at
SMART Restaurant No. Isl Pennsylyania
avenue, near 18th street. no a IS
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%THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY no.
S tilted that market will be held in Center
Market On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Decen.
Der 9th, instead Of Thursday morning.
HENRY LYLES
de5-2t Clerk Center Market
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nkfHANS' COURT, dec. s, ls3-DrsrRicT or
" CoLuMBIA. WASHINGTON DeUNTr, To ru In
Of William Dsltcn. deceased. the aduai mis-
traitor aforesaid has. with the appreciation OF tbs
Orphans Court of washinCT~u County Aforesaid,
sPpinted Saturday. the 3oth instant. for the fnai
settlensnt and distribution Of the personal estate
OF said deceased, and OF the assets in hand. as
far as the have been collected nj turned INTO
money; when and where all the creditors add heirs
OF said deceased notified to attend tat the Or
phaBs Court Of Washington County aforesaid D
With their claims properly yorchsd, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from al benefit 10
said deceased's estate Providsd copy Of this or.
der be pubshSd once a week for three week s in the
Evening Star, previous 20 the said day.
Test-Z. q. kOBBINs
de 6-lav3ss Register az Mns
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RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georseio-n.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN,
AT ATCTI0N

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, December lath,
att clock, j will sci, in front II the premises
part Of Lot No lis, in Beall e addition to Gsargs
town, fronting 50 feet On Beall at between Nssk-
1ngtoU ard Green streets, and running back IL
feet, and improved by two old frame tensments.
ALSO,
Lots No. Jos and l0s each fronting co feet on Besl
street, between Montgomery and Monroe, and ran
ning back rs feet to Poplar street.
Terms One -thii d cash balance IN six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by . deed OF trust
on the property.
chaser.
deposit Of SEQ will be required o. soon q. the
property is struck on.
Title perfect.
de cd THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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de 6-t MAJOR and C. g. III
RI JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Apeaa...T..

R1 JAs. z. MCGUIRE co, Auetioness.
POSITIVE SALE OF LOT en- DELAWARE
sTRRt4s BETWEEN MOTH Q AND
On HURS DAY AFTERNOON, December Il, az
:1i O'Clock, o. tie premises, shall cell Lot s. ia
avenue, between G and ID streets north with al
average depth Of about leo feet.
Terms: One third eash; balance and II months
deferred payments to be secured by deed Of
the property.
Ede 6-dts JAS C. McGUIREA Co Auets
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Gas srOvRs-GAs sTOyEs.

AS sroVRs-GAs STOVES.
~, A lar large assortment Of GAS STOVES. r.c.ivea
26s Pa. avenue. ID a.ss,
X U Rsl FURsTT
FOR CHRISTMAS PrFssyrs,
What 10 nicer for . christina p,vsxx,
thaH Q set Of handsome
FU RS,
Such a. I have on exhihition In tn. ,r..,.-,
variety, fer both Ladies' and Children, q, a..
lowest New York prices.
8. n. MEYENBgRG,
- Market spas.,
ds6-lw Under the Avenue Hnass
36Q SEVENTH STREET. geo
CABPETSl CARPRTsu
Now is the time to buy your
q Z rs
Great reduction In PRICES to close cop.isu
ments.
Our entire stock OF
CARPETS, BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
Must be closed out by January lst
BONTZ 4 erosion,
de6-ft Sayepth straat
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LOST AND FOUND.

The name az siea Whoever ~ viii ANSWERS pst"n.
the dog to LAG St, will receive the thanks of the
owner and be literally rewarded. A small white
dog. dsj-zts
T'AkEN Up EsTRAY-A red Cow, with horns
Il and short tail. The owner will please come
%1".rd Pay Gharsss and s1ks
deSst. Fort Msnsfs held near sT Tennsliytoain.
OsT.On the evening of the 'th. between l2'h
pssii liberal reward viii 10 paid By leaving Wing Il
llth. south Size. 1t.
Gin REWARD .-Strayed or stolen on tho LIST
p " inst, Friday morning, two cows, one a
white COW, short round horns; gives milk, and
brown and white: has no milk; long horns and not
even. Mrs. FOLEY, Twenty Buildings George
town, 4th st, bet Market and Frederick SITS 1t.
1 OsT-On the 9Th inst, on 7th street, between D
to Belonging Far The ndsr vii
please return 1t TO the Star office. de 5-2ts
EOO REWAkD-Fora SORREL MARE, blear-
e. IV eyed white hind foot, small sill in this
mace and over nine Of Was stolen from
A. &. P. SHOEMAKER. 7th st. Road,
de 6-tf five mi'as from Washington.
noG LOST-A white POINTER SLUT, with
~ liver c0lored head and ears. and liver colored
reward Of ten dollars will be paid for her return to
de4 81 BIGELOw. ELLIS 4 co.
GAME TO MY PREMISES, CORNER OF
~ and Eth streets east north. q NEWFOUND.
LAND DOG, which the owner can have By proving
ds26t' G. =. HOCHBERGER.
STRAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE or q. 4.
!, paws, 4o9 9Th street: small rat tern ier DOG,
street between llth and 9TH streets Any person
returning said dog will be kindly thanked. no 29-tf
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CONVENIENT SALE OF CHOICE Wills.
" KEY
gGos Depot Cor,nt,sdry Of SsbstNexes, 4
EasAiaftOn ID C. Decsmbsr A. issk

HasAiasI0n, ID. g, December 8, 1873
sesed Proposals, IN duplicate, of the form
Rished by the undersigned will lie received al
ehce. until II o clock m. on THURSDAY, the ]
day u December. 1855, fer the sale OF
ID ID ID
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IlELhROLDs EXTRACT BUCHU App AZ.
III PROVED kOek WASP cures secr.t sho . -
cate disorders In all their Stages. ~ little
little or Ne change In diet. no ipconveniesss o.
no exposure. Nts pleass nj On taste and caa ,tcvs
mediate in Its astion, and frce from al mn nes
properties.
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CARLYLET Vrede~tcs Ie Greet. vol s q
" Life In - South, by Lisat a cI TaYLOR.
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ITO LET-Furnished unfinished FRONT
ROOM, No. $40 Maryland avenue, between 9TH
and 7th streets. de g. cost
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EEAMELLED LEATHER DUCK for Carriage
~ coverings; and Green and Black EnsnslIsd
Muslin for FprBiInr Covering, for sale at Ne STA
Ith 81, by }. ID. EDMOND 40. de6-lm
LIB. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building. 344
Ira Az, has employed Dr. McCREEDY skiII-
ful dentist from Newly Ik. and will insert TEETH
on Rubber at very reduced price. Ether admin.
isieI ed IL desired. ds sim
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G. w. SruRar
Wis. State Agent.

The PURSUIT AND SURRENDER OF LEE-The
New York World has a graphic account of
the pursuit aud surrender of LEE. 1t appears
that the I'd and 5th corps came first upon
LEES rear from the east, just west of Amelia
Courthouse. The army of the James, at the
same time, pressed forward from the south
east. The 9th corps came in between, and
struck EwELLs corps, and, with SHERIDAS's
cavalry, captured that commander, with most
of his command. A moment before, EwELL
sent note TO LEE, urging him to surrender.
Our line, now forming three-fourths of
circle northeast and south, around the rebel
force pressed on until Saturday evening,
when CUsTAR's and MERRITT's cavalry reached
Appomattox Courthouse, ION the maps Clo-
yer Hill, the county seat of Appomattox
county, west of the rebel army, and COM
pleting the circle.
During Saturday night LEE thought he
could cut his way through and reach DAN
vile, directly south, having encountered cav
airy only at the point he had selected for his
enterprise. On Sunday morning he made the
J attempt; but, in the meantime, the 9th corps
came up, and the rebels received shock
which told them at last that all was over.
] Negotiations for surrender then followed,
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Honrors to the Presidents Memory.
Governor Lewis Proclamation.

Although the day of fasting and prayer ap-
pointed therein, passed before the Governors
Proclamation dated the 18th, could reach our
readers, we give the essential parts of it as
follows:
1t becomes my painful duty to announce TO the
people of this State the mournful and terrible in
tslligence of the death BY assassination at Wash
ington the 18th instant, of Abraham Lincoln,
late Chief Magistrate Of the nation.
No event could have plunged the nation into
more profound sorrow.
great AID good mai has fallen victim to the
wickedest rebellion the world has eeen. The
friend of the poor, the downtrodden and the lowy,
the pride of the nation is no more.
As statesman his power was felt aud aeknowl-
edged. His patriotism was unquestioned- His,
goodness of heart was provsrbial. Because he was
kind aud good and loved his fellow men, because
the people loved aud delighted to honor him, hath
the wicked slain him. Oh, Justice, why didst thou
sleepi
May this sad event this, terrible wrong, this great
crime arouse the nation to a true sense of the
wiekedness of those who seeking its de-
struetion; arouse every true lover of his country
to do or die for the Republic. Have great aud
good men, look to see them die by the assa'sin's
knife. Have we the poor aud the feeble, look
to see them made the slaves Of wicked and inhu-
man masters, or prepare to defend and maintain
the Union and assert the power and authority of
the Government.
In behalf of this State, do hereby tender to the
bereaved family, the heartfelt sympath: Of its
people.
And do recommend, mark of respect to the
deceased, that for one hundred days from this
date, all public offices, court houses and other
public buildp gs be clad in mourning, and that
during that time the people of this State wear the
usual badges Of mourning and in view of this sad
and unforeseen event, do hereby modify and
change my Proclamation of the 18th instant, and
recommend that Wednesday, the 18th instant, be
observed a day of Fasting and Prayer, aud in
concentrating by suitable ceremonies and dem on
sratiens, the memory of our late Chief Magistrate.
1t is ordered that pirate military honors be
paid to the memory of the deceased.
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The Irish Flag of the Seventeenth.

Major MCDERMOT brought home with him
the green flag of Erin, which has been borne
by the brave men of the 18th so calamity in
many conflicts, accompanied by the following
note:
HEADQUARTERS 18th Wis. VET. Vol. INF,l
GoLDsBORO, n. C., March 80, 1865. {
HIS E1eeLIency James 4. Le10is, Governor of
Wisconsin
GOVERNOR: Major Hugh McDermot, of the
50th Wisconsin, will hand you the Irish flag
of the 18th Wis. Vet Inf. 1t is presented,
through you, to the State, by the officers and
men of this regiment. This flag has been
carried by the regiment in the following NAM
ed battles, and in the glorious campaigns
through Georgia and South Carolina:
Siege of Corinth.
Battle of Corinth, Oct Sd and 4th, 1862.
Champion Hill.
Siege of YIcksburg.
Duuurpgard.
Ker esaw Mountain.
Battle Of the 22d July before Atlanta.
Ezra's Church.
JonesbnrO and Lovejoy's Station.
Bentonville, N. G.
Very respectfully,
A. G. MALLoY, Col Com'dg.
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Eustis Felior recruit assigned but never re

Eusels FehOr EecruAe asrisneu Oue he'eF Ee-
ported.
Peter Timby, died in the ambulance. Nov. 2eth,
near 0conee river.
Morgan ID. Kinney, captured at Fayetteville,
March 18th, 1865.
Corp. Gilbert Baker, wounded and captured,
July 2lst, died July 3lst, at Atlanta.
COMPANY D.
Christian Sch, died at Toomsboro, Ga Nov. goth,
chronic diarrh0a.
Nicholas BIackley, died at Burden Station, Ca,
Dec. let. chronis diarrh9a. .
Nicholas weaver died at let Division Hospital,
GoI dsboro. " O., March 31st, chronic disrrhea.
ID. T. Bowen, wounded slightly In foot at "a
Major date Cactain) j W Price, shot through the
body, at Savannah, Dec. 18th; died Dec. 2)th
COMPANY 4.
scion Campbell, died at Nashville, Feb. sth; had
never Joined the regiment
Matthias Feldhausen, shot in boththighs Marcn
2Ist. near Bentonsville, N. q.
John As; inwall, shot in right arm (Which was
amputated), March 21st, near Bsntonsville, N. c
Henry Miller, discharged Jan. 2lst, by reason OF
wounds received June 9th.
COMPANY p.
Alvin S. Colson, missing since Feb. Goth; sup
posed to be captured.
Anthony Koch, chopped and had toe ampu-
tated Jan. 3Oth
Thomas Sullivan, died at Savannah, Ga, Jan.
9th, from fever.
Ambrose Porter, captured neal Gordon, Ga
Dec. 9Th. 1864.
Hans Anderson, bruised on leg, by spent ball,
Joseph Moses, recruit, assigned, but never re-
ported.
william Little, recruit, assigned, but never re-
ported.
Charles OlesOn, recruit, assigned, but never re-
Hedge oleson, recruit, assigned, but never re-
ported.
COMPANY II.
John Sawyer, struggled of Oct. 2Sth supposed
to be captured.
Richard Roe, struggled of Oct 2sth; supposed
to be captured.
Richard Beaton, captured January Soth, near
Pocotaligo, :. e.
POcOtaligo, ;. q.
COMPANY 1.
James silbaugh, killed March 1Ith, at Fayette.
vile, G.
william Z. Cook, died December 10th, from diar-
rhea.
EIiphaz Dewitt, died January Sd, from diarrhea.
COMPANY K.
Lieut. A. N. Chandler, killed January I4th, at
GustaTus A. Stevens, died at vicksburg, Miss,
August 10 1864, diarrhoea.
AlOnzo Vaughn, died at jefferson Barracks, jan
uary 10th.
George sbafer, missing since March Goth, sup
posed captured
John Kison, died in hospital, Nashville, Febru-
airy 18th, from diaarhea.
Hedge Knudtson, died in hospital, Dalton, Ga,
January 22d, cause unknown.
We hear that Richmond has fallen at last
into our hands, hope it is true, and that the
last foot of Southern soil shall soon be cover
ed by the genius of Peace, with happiness
and liberty in place of war, misery and death,
is the prayer of W."
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giving testimony in relation to any matter In
controversy arising out of any transaction managed
or conducted BY IN agent of the opposite party or
by an agent Of the original assignor Of such party
when such agent Is dead insaue or otherwise lie.
saliy incspaeisated firm giving TESTIMONY and no
assignor Of a contract or thing IN action shall BE-
admitted as wi'ptss on IN trial fn hehaif II the
person claiming title through or from him agsost
an assignee or executor or admipistraor unless the
other party 70 such contract or thLoo IN action
vhom the p'snfia defendant Representa- 81 IIripe
and bis testimony can be procured
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect nom and after
tts passage and publication.
Approved April s, 1865. IN. COPY.
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Nine de Tocqueville is dead. She was the
widow of the eminent political sriter and
statesman, whom she has thus survived only
six years, for he died in 1859. That blow
broke her heart She was an Englishwoman
by birth, Miss Mary Motley, as was Nine. de
Lamartine, and as as are Nine. ne Montalem-
bert and the wives of many other eminent
Eropnhn,an
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PaFOIed Prisoners

The following is list of sick and wounded
tparoled prisoners) Wisconsin soldiers landed
at Jefferson Barracks U. S. Gen. Hospital, by
hospital steamer r. G. Wood, from Vicksburg,
Miss, at st. Louis, No., April 7th.
Sergt. VIM. Mccormick, L, 2d Cav.
Peter Quineh, 7th battery.
Julius o. o son, A, 18th.
SeTgt. o. K. Hanson, A, 18th.
LucIen Butler, d, 44th.
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7I4,O66 Is 714,Oe6 Is
WAR FUND

Balance on hand Dec. 81,
1864 ..................... 1859 81
Receipts for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1s65........ 230706 80
Disbursements for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1865. S238, 1876 0S
Balance hand, March 81,
1865. Observation-Disclosures. 6s,O9s g.
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2sS.473 AZ 2ss a1a a

From which, it appears that the whole amount of
balances hand is five hundred and thirty
four thousand four hundred and eighty-eght dol
lars and ty-seVen cents 1884 ASS 81 (Which sum is
found by actual count in the treasury as follows:
SuAItuCy eZSS,OO4 AZ
New York and Milwaukee exchange. 234. s24 10
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Balances on hand Dec. 81,
Ioo4. ......-------------s 1880 IS
Receipts for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1S65........ 212,Ss2 IS
Disbursements for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1S65. $4,000 9
Balances on hand March 81,
=
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GENERAL FUND.

Balance on hand Dec. 81,
1864 ...................SIs ly $50 o3
Receipts for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1865 ..-...... 5S2,377 II
Disbursements for the quar-.
ter ending March 81, 1865. Si6S, 059 SO
1865. ..................... 25l,pOs 70
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Condition of the State Treasury.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
MADISON, Wis, March 81, 1856.
TO JAMES T. LEWIS
Governor Of the State Of Wisconsin,:
SIR have the honor to report the result of
the duarter yearly animation this day made. (as
required by subdivision four OF section tweL ty-sev
en- of chapter of the Revised Statutes,) of the
books and accounts of the State Treasurer, as fol-
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There also eight hundred and three
thousand dollars in the treasury in state bonds
and certificates of Indebtedness belonging to the
school, university, swamp land and drainage
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LUCIUs FAIRCHILD. sec'y Of s

From a careful comparison of the financial books
of the Secretary of State with the cash books of the
State Treasurer, and an examination of the fore
going statement certify that the said statement
is correct LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
Secretary of State,
SAM'L ID. HASTINGS,
State Treasurer.
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500, 594 70 BOG, 594 70
ALL OTHER FUNDS.

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