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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

MARIE SUGAR The time for making
this delicious sweetning is near at hand.
AMI ia all maple districts preparations
will a, once lie entered into TO work up
the crop, Farmers will consult their own
interests by procuring some one OF the ap-
proved sorghum eyaporators. which are
evidently FAR superior in rspidity Of work
and in convenience to the ldfashioned
method Of using large and deep kettles.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

The Great Closing out Sale, Of j. VI.
Dale d. Co is to be continued few weeks
lssger. Now is your time to buy Goods
a New York quotations. and you had bet
ses call soon as every body is taking them
away by the srmfull.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

SPECIE PAYNESTs.-A lady called at
this office yesterday. subscribed for the
paper and paid us SIPS in silver for a
years subscription. Is this no; a favora
BILE sign of the tim,s Iii, the FIRST silver
we have received in that way for nearly
ahree years
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Ar,hur's Home Magazine. for March.
- - beautiful as it is excellent and as ex-
eellsnt as il is beautiful. t. s. Arthur,
the editor. is the finest story writer in
-Amsrics. Terms-S2. so in advance
Address T. s. Arthur. Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

QrADniLLE PARrY.-The grandest a..
fair OF the season. in the way Of dance,
comes of tomorrow evening at the new
asil-Rosd House. s. Il. Edwards, Pro-
prietor. Tickets 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

To CoRREsroSDENT..-Owi to he
fact that we have but one han1 in the Of
ace who can read manuscript. and having
no time ourself 10 rewrite communica-
lions. We arc compelled 70 lay aside all
that are not plainly and correctly written.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Peterson for March has been placed on
our table. Taken altogether it is one OF
the bes. magazines in the country. and
from tho large number Of copies taken
here wo infer that this opinion prevails
pretty extensively ia this vicinity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

DEATH OF A SoLpIER-Dieti at Hunts
vile. Alabama. on the % lay Of Janua
~. 1865. of smallpox. JOHN L. Coon. Of
Co. F. % Ind. Reg. aged 20 years. sen
Of Mr. John Good OF Polk township
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Haste ne to know it, that with wings as swift
As meditation, or the thoughts Of love,
May prove 10 you
That by the use ofDr. d. II. See'ye's Liquid Cat
arrh Remedy PERMANENT cure will be effected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

B- Deaths and Marriages published gratuitous-
", but all beyond the announcement of the facts
Vail DC chir5ci for at the rate Of ten cents line
Local notices charged for at the rate Of ten cts
per line for each insertion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
APPoINrMEST.-Lient. j. E. Houghtcn.
formerly of the 29th Ind. Infantry. has
been appointed Postmaster at Bourbon.
vice D. o. Baeman, resigned.

SHEET MUslc.-ROOt l. Caiy. 95 Clark
St, Chicago. keep the largest assortment
OF Sheet Music and Musical w orks of any
house in that City. They have recently
published the following pieces Of Sheet
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

-6Hr8Rz just published new eaf,ten Of On en-
GAI3&R vERwEIL's CxLEBRAfrp EssAY the ee1I.
cal cxre without medieinesl % syssHksss-
u8e62sz9 ruaA or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses IaPoTEsCY Mental and Physieai Ises.
paciry Impedncnts rriage etc also CsSSuHyrIsE
ErILErSr, and Fins induced hy seIfndugeaes ssHuaJ
sAtrseagLnce.
sS- Price, in a sealed en- vefore, only cents.
The celebrated Authof this adEIirsb sesysy
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice that
the alarming consequences Of elf shuse b radically
cured without the dangerous IF internal Eedcnes
the application 81 I'll. knieponiin out mode OF cure
al oree simple certain end eectus BY Of which
every sufferer, matter shat his condition may Be, may
cure himself ohesplS privately, and radically.
nc This Lecture should he in the hands ofsveYy yoata
and every man in the lsud
Sent under seal, in plain envelope TO any address,
paid receipt of six srtve pest stamps Al.
dress the publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE Co.,
I2I Bovery. New York. Poet ofhee tcx 4.sts.
Feb. =, 'G5-l5yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
HELMBo1D's ROSE WASH.

0GAh DO6o y 1SOSc w AOl,
Al cxcsIlent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation, used IN connection with tho Extracts Buchu
and Sarsapaa, IN diseases recommended. Evi.
dcnce OF the most responsible and reliable character viii
accompany the medicines also explicit directions for
use ra hHsGrtcs Of Thousands living Witnesses, and up
wards OF 5000 ursocitcd certificates and recommends,
tory letters many OF which the highest sources
including eiacat Physicians Cc-Gymen, Statesmen
The Proprietor has rcsored the. publication IN
the newspapers he does do this from that his
articles rank as Standard Preparations, end do not need
10 be proppcd up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine like the Dorlc Column should
stand simple, pure. majestic. having basis
Induction for Its pillar and Truth alone for Its Capital
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

j.
Extract sarsapasi;iai Flood FURTHER ny rxtrac.
boehu 10 Diurctic. and win rrc casc,.
10Th Gro prepared on pc:cly eccn<!ac prireplcs-fa
recuo-ccd gro TO most lc.vc measures CT either that
can be made ready cnd conclusive Win &c com.
pa.ison CT their properties with those forth fo
loving WORKS.
See Dispc=,atory Of the United States
See Professor DEwErs' valuable works the Practice
OF Th-;.c.
ecerersrks made by the celebrated Dr. rursro Pns.
eeore-5arks maGc ty Dr. EPnRAIn MCDOWELL, cclc-
orated rhssci-n tad Member CT Royal College ct
Errsco1s lrc.,d Gnd published n the Transactions OF
the Ling and Queens Journal.
See Eecico-Chi.rrgicai Review, published by BESyx
TRAvrrs, fellow CT tho loyal College Of Surgeons.
See most OF the late standard works on Medicine.
j.
soLp DY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Address letters FOR information, IN conadence.t 10
H. T. HELa15o-D,
u Chemist.
Principal Depots-
helmbolds Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
4 No. 6s4 BROADWAY, ". T.,
-
heImboiGs Medical Depot
NO. loA SOUTH TENTH ST., PHu.A.
Beware Of Connterfeits
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'SI
TAKE no OTHEPI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

PMSrISG.--Iob Printing of oil kinds, from the
smallest card to the large sized poster executed
in the very best style, the shortest potiee and
the most reasonable tsrmsat THE ofbce. Order
iespectfuIly solieissd e. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Pershing Co., Bian Co and T. Lesson riy reztA:
hooert Cornwall Bourbon John Kesser,
d. w. STANCE and Jonas Miller, Bremen; John Cess Tip
pecanoetovn; J. C. Smith, Marnont and by druggists
Canadas.
c. W. R0BACK, Compounder Of Stomach Bittsrs. Bleed
Purifier and Blood pills Dstiller and Mapufsctufe. Of
Catawba and Swedish Brandy and all kinda Of the fres
Domestic Liquors which soir ~hoiesah IN coy a.
sired qusptity. ~ Ecs 50, -. - and :? East Third ss
oineinnssi, obis. ~vnl-ft
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
The Terrell Report.

\ proposition 10 give the State printer a job
that will. beyond doubt, involve thu state
Ia mere than one hundred thousand dollars Of
expense, is opposed by some Republicans Ne
opp il a- wa,teftfl extraya.anre Printing
anil mai rid. 1T this iiinc, are double what
they vii D. iise yclrs hence. - that. If il
should ever le thought eNpedicnt t. pint the
JOB. it's wa~tciunsss to 10 IT how. nut The
Jotsaa{. o.! Yesterday. to divert the public at
trnilon while IL makes this iIr0sd up0n the
peoples money raises the cry prejulice,slys
those who oppose their getting thi, money
were opposed to the war. etc. II j. thu old
cry of stop thief whom the rogue wi,lic, o. -
cape through the cry. The question j.: j. it
fer the interest Of the people or not that the
Treasury should now bc thus drained. This
Is the only question; aud when the journal
attempts - appeal to the support of the war.
vs. a-A. what paper in this city ads ocated
letting the Union slide: Which Office, the
.E.prRoi Sentinel. which party. the Re-
ruhiican or Democratic. sent most men Co the
war: l. Mr.. Cason dislovals
W may add that the main advantage that
can result from printing the register, of the
soldiers 70 be filed away in the public offices,
instead Of leaving them on file Is they now are
IN various public Offices. seems t. b. that it
viii relieve claim agents from trouble ia get
ting names # those they would like To- send
circulars 90 when soliciting employment in
prosecuting claims. Would it benefit the SOL
der more 10 spend 100000 for printing his
name or feeding AMI clothing his family:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

cur criminal code is detective Tor The want
e an enlightenment law. We think our state
j. about the only Government on this continent
on that q Europe which i without an A.; de-
duing and ptinishing ernl,ezzlenent. Ttc tcct-
Meal distinction between larceny AMI en-
bezzlement ! not understood ~ our people
Very frequently man calls upon hi lawyer
10 have clerk or agent prosecuted f0r not ac-
counting FIR money collected for his employer:
the money has probably been gamblcd away.
or used by the agent in some way for his
own benefit. lie express. surprise when lac
y told that the clerk ha- committed no legal
crime by orr law-thaf he ha- been guilty Of
breach II trust OF cmbezzlcmcni bat not Of
larceny. because the money came legally into
his hands and was converted afferward. \
hw making ENLIGHTENMENT punishable ought
o. pas. ~ uudrr.tind a bin 70 this effect,
introduced ye believe. by Mr.. HoED, has
passed tlic senate: We hope IT viii pa,- the
Unu-f-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

There are some who contend that Indiana
state stocks are due on the 10Th Of next Jauu-
airy, but no one can pretend that they arr due
before that time, or that IL would be improper
for the officers in charge Of the trust funds If
the state. II authorized by the law % do .o. t.
buy the stocks in At discount at any time be-
fore thu lath u January. The stocks can now
be bought NJ 81 per cent. discount. and there
Is near million Of dollars now idle in the
sinking Fund, and elsewhere under the con
troll Of the state, every dollar Of which could
Dc invested in State stocks At heavy discount
before The 10Th of January ->ay.uy tot hc state
not L. than S900.100. The Legislature passed
a bal authorizing tho Idle money Of the sink
ius Fund @ be invested in these stocks. bat
today Republican Governor sctoe~ il.
Let The taN-y.ddcn people make note q it,
let theuf scrutinlze the action Of Governor
BAKER and this Republican Legislature and
they viii see their own palpable nghi. aud M
iercsts sacrincedfor. - we think. money sharks.
Who arc expecting T. make fortunes ont Of this
thing. The appliances that are at warl, in this
city 70 effect legislation are - notorious a. .hcy
AZ disgraeefal; aud as certain a. there i Just
God the people viii mark and despi.e every
t--tA ~ Att4AfaAlA AtsfAfNlit4 IN .f~fur
them, II public belief turns cut 70 De well
founded. We aeain warn our Democratic
friend, q stand .leof fromihesc so-cailed state
debt bills. the cneet. II not the object Il which
would De- % lcgi~lat, hundreds u thousands of
dollars into The pockets II the hondAolder~
aud their employees. Lef tie 1anes of ne
people % ~ Sereral truSt faais b. arrested
"a chr Stats stocks. az he la,rssf price fteg.
cda te boayLf .'pr. aad after that is aaaeif
t-.N be fiae enough g. determine rrtafatfian
stoh d taken as lafhe resteiuder ~ fbed,bt.
The Leyislature can a. upon tha' ,ufieetnext
winter. ana ia the mssutlin ve SHALL hear
What tae people have ~ ahout if. las,
either ol ihe state dri,t bills now and sou n
once put the stock, nearly or quite o. Par fll-
ius the pockets ~ SPECTATORS 90 the expense
II the trust fund 4 the state and great, in
crea~ins Ills hurthea, " Tie already oeer-taVcd
people. = tbs tag Is = ~ done, fef re
Republicans a. q. 10 /. hard O. handle pitch
without being deniea. ANA We hous no Demo
eraf viii BE- found rerarlcl IN f4,or II The pas
sage q either the senate ~ House >s,e delt
h.u We shall pursu- this -uljeet in our
next number. and show that the Hill thsi a.,
passed the senate. under the operation q the
Jag. viii increase heavily the burhn, " tn
STATE ihi- great subject ma. b, understood
IS tir In4ssss.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16


In confirmation II oar siess Il ,e.ts r.la, On
the sreafment II the south. we quote toby from
.peeci ofihf Hon. 4. j.. ORFN. delivered on
tiie isth - Fel.rs.rs. f-s.l So, the Han ~ the
lniianl HOUSE n representative. on &c The
Peril. and Exis,rneie- o. the Csi.i..- The
sITech fully srEtain~ Cur View. IL says n i
~ abnse = language 10 cali thu people n the
ssnicfierste -tate-. either traitors - rebsls.
Mr. Owls j. one u the most learned mcn IN
fas nation. AH his lie hs- hem spent in the
public -eF1 ice; and when he madr Ia speech
quoted from. h. lad int cIosed a service Of
YEAR la the capacity ~ Foreign Minister. the
duties n which Office tended o. give him I,eeu-
liar intimacy with Public. Political and Inter
national laws. lie VIZ 3 rnnfidentfal official
n SIR. LfNCoIN during tie lifs Il The latter.
H. shove most eoneiu.itely. iu part. n the
speech Mt quoted. that the ease 81 tn south
j, - he governed rs none 4 iic common rule.
= in-urrctionaFv ease, IN oiI dr.usfic
Governments. Bar The hstr - the ~. ffiou-
its against TIE southern people. which has
been INDUCED for the last ih-rty-htc years.
gnd !ed L. att provoking he lat. terrible
fa--age at arms. -fiil maintains IL intensity.
Indeed they look upon hatred u the south a.
their entire political capital -tocL IA Trade.
While The country D, governed by zach mar
row-minded fanatics. instead 81 men ,shs can
rise 70 elevated. manly. and magnanImou.
STAT, .manship, good men viii have occasion 10
mourn. and the people O. -ish under the bur
den q taxation. But to the extract. from Nr.
OwEN's speech. IL say:
.r-r-fa rofffr..~ O.. e.,....f.-..
the North or the South De- more deeply in ihe
fault IL j. fat patent 10 the world that
both are guilty.
Again he says: e How clearly We Of the free
>ttir- distinguish the mote ia "A brother eye
the rash folly % the south. II W. coulJ but
realize half - distinctly the beam that 4, N orr
own
Again. hc says: when millions # men. de-
liberately, D. solemn declaration. combine for
common object. they are no longer traitor.
or rebels. There can be band Of dye or iifty.
or fiyc hundred. but there + no such thing q, a
band 81 Use million traitors. They become r.
voluiioni.'s. They are entitled 10 thi. chsr,e-
trr M virtue OF their number, and IN FIR unan-
unity
Again. he says: :. II. then. the million, IN
habitiag The seeding States be- united in their
present object. or become unanimou, or nearly
-. in its favor. il il iagrant abuse Of lam
guage to call them traitors. The law of nation.
declare, that they are not. The world will
Unite ia declaring that they arr not
Again. he say: VIVA; does republic
want with conquered and wasted province,
reduced 10 submission: Like the disciples in.
vokin-; fire from heaven. we know noi what
spirit We are o."
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

The Tlkhart y,.~,e,- l,.,. i...., .i.-.....,,,.,
ued.
a Vigilance committee has ae.u organized
al EtlNartl.,il lr. Fln,l roifnt,
18th 1elden. m aged and respected citizen
ef Huntington. dieIun la.t MONDAY.
r,
H. -. - s'' N'i''',, an
dsv.
II. r.. Holloway. f.rf,erf, - 1,..,t.
county. ha~ lt.,ss rf.,.f.f Nff,r,., ,s...,o~.f s..
California
s-.'''''' Nt'. 'iti'' enc 90 tae lioncsts
81 IaWrtncrhure died an Suuaae I.t
a.rl -.
hllt l.NEp.-ltsii q irilnl ~.fu en-. .or, 81
tm~couniy. who have tc.n iu ta,s.l.i r.si.',i. 4
MUut1na. returned h.mr last frile, Nh
over S81.ulo iu gold ua.sei. and I'D 5u.f
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
PERSONAL.

were aiae- grat.aed n rrecislus ca'f
- s''',i lag from colonel ki>r. ~ theI4fh
'i''' "a N'.Hnteer~. H. father. who d. now
'' - '"' stllef, aud AZ 81. d 40 IN Boone
'euhss Wa Colonel first q The 10th. and
aiier'' ART - tn ifeta insi.af, N-.i0r.......
'oionei hi'ls fe-imsnt. u Who's a....tls..
and bearing he speak MOST highly. j. ~,
Raleigh, North Carolina, wher, thrt.i...l
from apprehension II trouble with s...r.-.-
The whites u The south sr, loyal 4na ,.,t..t
la thinks N0RTl viii ultimately h In,n,..
rated Governor. The Ceiauel VIII f.fris., .
hIs regiment in about three weeks
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

- The View York Tribune attributes the
defeat ~ the bin % allow blacks Ia testify ia
the courts - Tennessee. in some ineasurr 70
lAf>on BroVnlosy. whom IL very properly
characicrlsc, - - Reverend backward
- Ted Governor We arc glad the parson ha.
been found out- Ana We rejoice stiil more
that hi = loyal friends ART beginning 10 tell
truth about him. Not very long ago all kinds
Il dishonesty and blackguardism were con
doned in The name Of :. oyalty." and all that
any scamp needed % wash biz scarlet hand.
~ y hite - snow. vas 10 put the garb q:
= supporting The Government" But there
seems 70 be change In this particular. Coun.
tsrieit coin Will no longer pass current because
Il has the stamp Of loyalty ON lis brazen
face. There seems 70 be some chance now that
rogues may he dealt with az their rogueriss de-
serve.-Phlladelphtd Age
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

The table OF comparison between 1853 and
1851 exhibits much that is important. The
increase in the bushels Of grain is large. and
the decrease in the pounds Of tobacco alsed is
also great. The decrease in acres cultivated is
LIS. 45l. but the increase in the value Of the
above crops IL S4s4 sol .ll3.
The first increase i from the corn CROP and
the last may be attributed TO an increase in the
currency. or a spirit Of speculation.
General summary OF the amount Of the croI,s
o. 1850, compared with those Of 1864 and 1863:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

In the Western States the wheat crop i very
deficient in quality. IL has been estimated bv
the Department that the deficiency in both
quantity and quality j. 1921 .69S bushels: i'm
Nulutity alone l2.Is2.ati bushels. The quality
II the corn crop i excellent. and that Of the
remaining crops is believed q 90 an average.
The number of bushel. in l>slj exceeds those
OF 1904 hy si5.u7l.3l
The prices. average and value 81 the crops
% $50 viii not he calculated until February
next. The greatness and excellence Of the corn
crop nlu-t be gratifyin. o. all
The balance 4 the appropriation for the SER
wee 81 the 1>cal year ending juno -. 49, r.
m3inin- uneXpcnied on the 1T of December,
l>6l. was ~9j.sgl u. There wa appropriated
for trc fiscal year ending June 81. l-s-i. SI5l.-
sn.
The expenditure. from December I. ISL. %
November ir~S. amount Ia f51.sts -. leas in-s
an UntNVtnded balance Il S.i>,i> -.
since my last report II the special appropri-
atlnu 81 --n.1oo. o. for investigation T. Tt the
praeticahIlity 81 preparing fax and hemp a. a
substitute FER cotton there has been cxpond.
I'd .~i.3an ~, leaving a balance Of SI0.5lsa r.
manning in the United states Treasury.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
Total......-.. 1897 SIS I7I,lOl,sl4 7s4 scr 30

The large proportion-alm0 three-fourihs
of unimproved land i'm farms. in addition TO
the unimprOved public lands, illustrates
pointedly the necessity that vastly more labor
populous states in the Union have the smallest
farms. commanding the highest price per acre
!, a. a general fact inversely proportionate TO
the size Of the farms. Thus the farms Of Massa-
chusetts average % acres; Of Rhode Islaed. 96:
OF Connecticut, 80; Of New York, 106; Of
Pennsylvania, l09, and Of Ohio. ia acres
Every head Of family should nave a home
stead If possible. Thus an incentive To indus
try is created, and spirit Of enterprise en-
couraged, Ethat will soon double the
products OF the country. increase the wealth Of
the states and add TO the resources of the
pa
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Prom the interesting report Of the Commits
sionsr 4 Agriculture we extract the follow
ing.
tn" average size of farms in the United
~iaics. in leo. was 10 acres: almost double
the average for Grcat Britain v hich. i'm ISL
was fo- acres only. notwithstanding the great
SIC o. many baronisl and arisiocrafics. hold
ings there being no lev than 1854 farms
ia tie Kingdom or considerably more than
one-lalf II the entire number. having ie>>
than - acres each. But the average in the
southern States i far greater than the
general average for the United states, a. the
foilosviuf. table viii show.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
tai ............5s.s57 40 IS 547 1853
NUMBER, AVERAGE PRICE AND TOTAL VALUE
ISL
f990,s79.l2s

GENERAL SUMMARY RELATING To CROPS
Showing the number Of bushels. etc. Of each
crop. the number Of acres of each. the value
OF each and the bushels, acres and value Ofall.
and the increase and decrease of the same for
the years 1859 and 1854. and the comparison
between the same years.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
WANTED.

AIASrED-l want ae,l,. .,s ,,s,.,.s...
~ho cen furnish hor~s ard buggy 20 csnr..-
sS1sa .hs eoartiy selling d. baei'. Medicine. vii
- eS'V PEI year aud srp uses. I shal r.oui,.
psnsbis nan 20 slgn ooutrnrt ulrh w ~
-. - 10 an ho1e.t accounting Tor of ali 4 nav IN
"a W. 81 care for further infcrmaiion eau Al No
. a.c-nu G. n. BUELL.,
indisnapcsss, Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
;als5. l3s,sss So, 2as,276 2Os,8s7 I,lO6 IS
VALUE OF CROPS
-. $685., 7ei,3 20, 5O4 ,5l3 600 s54s, 10 ,acs

The above tables Of the general summary do
not show the exact comparative differences be-
tween the years 1853 and 1864, because the lat
ter year embraces the crops of Kentucky. which
are are MOI In the year 1868. Deducting Kentucky
from 1864, the comparison will be as follows:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

An attempt vas made 10 break into the
county Treasurer Office, a cvay. y. Thur.
lay night
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

This favorable exhibit II the amount AZ pa
per IN actual circulate "a i owing in a great
degree q the accumulation Of currency ia the
hand, Il the banks. Ia the absence. of the great
demands II the Government Tor currency since
the close Of the war.
Il this be true. the cXees, 81 circulation be-
yond the demands of trade cannot Dc very
large, and high pricc- ere not produced by IL:
nor. y W. have said before. are they produced
hy the price of gold; but they are produced u,
high taraiioa.
\ great reduction in Our actual circulation
j not 10 ta&e place; bat the gre,nback, VIII he
converted into long bonds. negotiated in Eu-
rope. and national bank currency viii De j.
sued IN place Of grecnhacks. Bur 70 negotiate
our bonds in Europe. Ne shall have T. bind
ourselves O. those goVernnlents t. - h war no
more. Mexico VIII. IN that event. not BE- lii.
turi'-I hy u.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Comptroller Clarke, report on the currency
shows the amount IN actual circulation thus:
The amount ben let ss the available
cuILe OF Lan cl--ir. /. sa-a IL %