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CLOA ks
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GREAT BARGAINS,
offered by
Miss WIIIians,
attachment Notice.
II. BERN4RD, ESQ lain 81.

Memphis. Tenn, Aoeat for g n N
W SMITHS 4MERICIN OPGST6
FOR Churches, Schools. or No 100
Lhey are the Best 6Srqn a~sJs 1asyr-
nsPeat as RaPidiy as a TEo1o 1oss1s5
magnificent StocN and 0IUe B%
zseSs' depth and HeUowatss ~ Hnoussa
go aSr zee o. Aan4Jach4rer's
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r9- We are happy in being enabled to
STATE that Col. B. F. Dill, proprietor Of
this paper, who had suffered a partial
relapse after removal to the country, is
considered out Of anger by his attend
ing physician.
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The recent war Of the rebellion has created a
great number and variety Of claims, the holders
Of which, as well as the Government, wish to
adjust with all possible promptness.
All persons having such claims against the
Government, and wishing their speedy adjust
ment, viii do well TO forward them immedi-
ately to this Agency for collection. Little difi-
Guilty or expense need be by any
applicant.
the prosecution and collection OF every variety
of claims against the United States in all de-
partments OF the Government. We are now
most successfully prosecuting claims and re-
covering prompt payment OF same from the
Government of the United States for Horses
and Mules impressed Hay, Corn and Forage
Of all kinds; Wood and Lumber; Bacon, Flour
and other PrOvisiOns; Beef Cattle, Hogs. ETC.;
Hire of Teams; Timber for Bridges and Rail-
roads: Irregular Claims against the Quarter
masters and COmmissaries Departments ofthe
United States, for supplies furnished the army,
whether Claimants have or have not vouchers
or receipts for the same.
We Collect claims for Loss OF Steamboats,,
Shows, SktfS, etc; for Furniture, Cotton or
other Produce seized by the Military or Treas
urv authorities; for Extra Pay and Com
mutation Of Rations Due Prisoners OF War;
for Rent Of Houses, etc; SUSPENDED Pension
Money, Pensions Of all Kinds; BOunties; Sol
diers' Check-Books; Officers Back Pay Set
Element Of Officers Accounts; RemOval Of
Stoppages; Horses Lost, Killed, Captured or
abandoned in the Service; Erroneous hnes. etc.
Claims for the four cents per pound paid on
Cotton previous to shipment; also, the tax on
Goods imported 30 Tennessee; Claims for
Iand Damages, etc, before Congress; and
claims sflOyal owners Of negro slaves who en-
listed in the Union army during the late rebel
lion for the Smcunt and bounty provided by
act of Congress
This Agency, we hatter ourselves, offers adj
vantages superior to any local agency, being
located at the Federal Capital, thus allowing a
ready investigation of dificult cases, and dis
patch in the collection Of claims. And our long
experience in the collection OF Government
claims, and familiarity With the forms Of Office
and all the departments Of the National Cow
eminent, give us great facilities for the success
ful prosecution Of all claims entrusted to us.
Our Mr.. Combs will practice law in all the
courts of the city OF Memphis and Shelby
county, and the Federal court for the District Of
West Tennessee. Lawyers, Claim Agents and
Others having claims for collection in this and
adjoining States, viii find IL TO their advantage
to send them to us.
Fees shared with professional men eDtrusting
business with US.
Any claims entrusted to rs viii be promptly
submitted and vigorously prosecuted.
NJ. COMES, JR., & CO.,
Attorneys and CounSellors at Law and Claim
Agents, Room No. 2 Poetotice Bulldog, Mem
phiS. Tennessee. nOvlS I'm
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THE CHANGE IN EXPERIMENTATION
The Washington correspondent Of the
St Louis Republican, in speaking Of the
proposed change by the Radicals in the
Federal Constitution, so that representa-
ton in the House of Representatives
shall depend upon the number Of voters,
instead Of the number Of people, says:
This thing Of representation in Con-
gress will work beautifully in Maryland,
for instance. There, less than One-fifth
Of the people are yOters-rheir reg
hfths- while in the State Of Mas
sachusetts no such registry ex-
ISIS. Hence Massachusetts, vii retain
her representation in Congress, while
MARYLAND viii lose fOur-fiths Of hers,
thus giving to Massachusetts an undue
p~repondtrance in Congress, and further
aid her in class legislation, for her eX-
elusive benefit. Your own state, if the
Drake registry law passes, viii probably
reduce your present nine hOnOrables 10
three OF less and your last election in
ST Louis would indicate her In no sense
equal TO Chicago, and compel the linking
Of the Empire City Of the West with
some ten or fifteen counties in the cleo
ton Of one member Of Congress. This
beautiful project is 50 popular that several
seek the honor Of its paternity. Do you
ask me where are the conservative mem
bers while all this Is coins on? Echo
mls0erS, Wheregn
The only eason Of this pet scheme is
to drive the South into negro suffrage,
or else cause them 10 lose a large portion
Of their Representatives in Congress.
1t is a miserable abolition dodge to effect
a hateful measure, that IS worthy Of gen
eral contempt. 1t holds out a bride TO
the States to take negroes, in one hand,
and in the other it carries a rod to pun
ish them, if they refuse.
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UBURBANREsIPENCEFO

The Place which a now occupy, on yal-u-
avenue, one and a half miles from the cor
Dorate limits 70 acres o. Rlch Land improve
ments consist ofNew Two story Frame BaIIJ-
ing, rooms Stable, Carriage HOUSE ami Barn
Young Orchard % Choice Fr1it. Cstezn. Wen
etc. Title Perfect VIII be- zobt on -sasonaH-
terms Jos. ELLIOTT.
oel1 I'm UE MarHar- a--naH
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REWARDS.
106

I'D
On the sth instant. from Second street, Mem
phls, a LIGHT BAY HORSE, saddled. bridled,
and snod before, ten years old, branded J. O.. On
LEFT shoulder. elongated diamond on heal
reaching nearly TO the nose. small patch Of
white above ieft eye, len foot slightly diseased;
black quilted Kentucky saddle. English spring
stirrups.
one hundred dollars viii be paid for the ar
resi- and conviction OF the THIEF and twenty
nVe dollars Tor the recovery 9th horse.
THOMAS LEONARD.
Attorney at Law.
DELI lWA Court HQuea- MamnHfa
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y "LAh4N lEE MILES OF E~EENheLtE
his splendid Ettie farm Les west uF-la rrH.-
about ten miles and contains H aces IH
cleared and nuely IucL0~aI. HauEs1ua p--
dcncF Win SIX huous- AMI spacious aU-r.az
and Halls Kitchen. Sm0Eehruza. Weav.r.
ts0om- store ROOM Dairy etc Pour Cor-a-@
- brick chimueFS. Cl1z --4Hraza-f -
terE The land Is first eiaa Upland and valley
comparatively fresh Nice yard. wE-l r-ru
Iul s4ruooery' anu a splendid orchard SOD
bushels corn wagons, Oxen. Mule. Cattle
Hogs. sheep, Plantation Utensils. Smiths T1s-
etc. VIII be sold 20 the purchaser OF rne a-n q
desired lhe places UeL warzreI- For -----
apply 70 EOyster, Tre1-vaur e TO- Real E-r4-.
Brokers, etc, N0-Z Jefferson Block
decluZW D. E~rrTTNrUNn
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Mississippi Cotton Farm
FOR = A f.

Three miles from Holly Springs. contains
~ acres, 400 acres finely timbered, balance
cleared, $50 acres superior valley land. VIII be
sold IN one or more quarter sections, to Suit
purchasers COmmodiOus Dwelling House, Gfn
House, Well, Cribs, Stables, Cabins, three
large Clsterns, large Orchard OF Selected Fruits.
and six acres Of Catawba Grape Vines. in null
bearing TREE Want, JONES eco.
deli In zl3 Main Street.
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TOR SALE have thI-tv-f1ur ac-ps OF
III land Tor sale two and a half miles nom
Main street. with improvements upon EL. and ia
8 fine state or cultivation good f.u-es. u=1r
sam. Tatss switch. Parties wishing 10 sea the
premises VIII call p o Ely Rayuer. fox terms.
etc, who lives in sight Of the place.
de0-Im J. y WHITE
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\ Ny cotton farm, on which live. is Tor sale.
OF Mint hundred and sixrv-seven acres. fvs
hundred acres are cleared situated one and q
half mile west OF the Mississippi & TeuneSsas
Railroad, and three and a halg miles from
Coma Depot, Pamela county, Miss. Il IS zen
orally reported / had sold. which IS not the farr-
/ viii sell az one third down, and one and Two
years on the balance with interest from Ga-a. or
/ viii rent. Ny property is clear OF all fncrm-
brances or claims Of the United States OF any
other claim. Corn and FODDER on the place 70
run it for one year.
deel-lm r W nF0 Sv
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By receipts Of hogs at Cincinnati
ana chicago, LEFT for packers this season
and last compare as follows
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A FINE COTTON AND CORN
n FARM FOR RENT have a Farm TO
Rent in Upton county, which is one OF the best
in it. There are about 40 acres OF Open land,
800 Of which is among the best COTTON and
ORR land in the county. The farm has al
the Necessary buildings and fixtures, good
cabin houses, gin house and gin and corn mill
granaries and stabLng for cattle. l can furnish
a tenant with corn on the place and many
farming utensils. Any person wishing % engage
in this business can get particulars by.appiying
70 the subscriber on the place, OF 70 MOsDV &
Dorion, commission merchants, No. Wf Front
street. MOsby & Hunts building.
del3 I'M Or. F. FAIRFAX, Upton Co., Tenn.
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Shelby County Lands
For Safe.
On MississiDni RlEer. lust LhOKe MemnhIs

800 Acres within two miles Of Memphis, rich
rlyer bottom - acres cleared and producing.
THIS year a bale Of cotton 90 the acre. Bala nee
heavily timbered, with a most eligible good
from which wood is daily sold 10 ~. mes
and sent 10 the city on barges. A great I,a~gain
offered 10 an enterprising man.
IRRELEVANT, JONES & CO.,
Celt I'M 4l3 Min Street
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in Congress who refuses to show this
spirit, and devotes himself to the perpet-
uatiOn Of bitterness towards the South,
ought to be accounted a public enemy"
There are passages in the foregoing
that if disposed, we might crltieise. But
let them pass. We overlook the ron
appreciation of the southern people, in
some particulars, inthe greatersentiment
of common justice towards them which
has heretofore been so rare in che class
Of journals from which we quote. The
day viii come when it viii be the
prOudest record in their history, that
they were pioneers in doing justice TO a
| brave. honest, but overwhelmed people.
Communicated.
THE CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Under circumstance unnecessary to
mention, and which those interested
have not wished to obtrude upon the
/ public. seveDty-two members Of the First
Baptist Church many Of whom had just
returned TO the city after three years OF
trial in the South, together with forty
four members, all that remained of the
Beal street Baptist Church, whose hous
Of worship was burned three years since,
| felt it to be their duty 10 form a new or
ganization in this city.
This body, the Central Baptist Church,
is composed Of old citizens, many Of
whom have been in the organization Of
the first Baptist Church for twenty years
or more. BY the ravages of war many Of
these have been reduced from former in
dependence and are now unable to give
literally, as in times past, 70 good works.
OF their pastor, s. II. Ford, LID, it
Is hardly necessary TO speak-his name
Is known throughout the West andSOuth
it is eushrined in the hearts ~ofthousands
Of brave men whose souls have been
stirred by his e~lOQuence, or whose hours
Of pain and suffering, when sick or
wounded have been made endurable by
his untiring efforts TO comfort them, and
raise their souls 10 heavenly things
This city has many living witnesses 70
his f~aithfulness in all the duties Of a
Christian minister, and many a soldier
blesses the name of one who, while
administering 10 the wants Of the soul,
never failed to supply sll that he could
for the poor suffering body Of the soldier
in camp and hospital.
The writer wishes simply to call public
attention to this new enterprise, hoping
that the community will assist in the
effort now being made TO rear 10 the
honor and service Of God another spa
cious temple incur city.
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR
- SALE-Ihe Pine Cotton Plantation known
a. q MOrgans Point" Is offered for sale. The
the balance finely timbered. and is situated on
the Mississippi river, In Mississippi county.
Arkansas, Immediately opposite Randolph.
Tenn. The place is well improved. and has two
good dwellng-hOuses, two negro quarters, "a
good gin house and mill ana a rue well Of
water on IT, The property belongs 70 the heirs
Of Vulcan r. Morgan, and Is sold % Wiud uD
the estate. Parties desiring to purchase can.
call on me. on the premises. OF apply 20 L. II.
BauEh, Nos Adams strees, Mempnis, Tenn
de2-lm1 W. VI. WEAVER
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.pproved, Feb. l, 1865.
TREsoLvTIoN-No. l2.1

TREsoLUTIoN-NO. IL.
Joint Resolution declaring certain States
not entitled to Representation IN the
Electoral College.
WHEREAS the inhabitants and local au-
thorietes of tho States of Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Flor
ida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee rebelled
against the government of the United
States, and were in such condition on the
eight day of November, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four, that no valid election for
electors of President and Vice.Prcsidcnt
of the United States, according to the con-
stitution and laws thereof, was held there
in on said day: Therefore.
Rcsolrrd By tie Senate and House
of Representatives. Of tie United States
of .Amcrica in Conyrcss assembled. That
the states mentioned in the preamble to
this Joint resolution are not entitled to rep
rescntation in the electoral college Tor the
choice of President and Vicc-Presidcnt of
the United States, for the term OF Office
commencing on the fourth day of March,
eighteen hundred ard sixty-fve; and no
electoral votes shall be received or counted
from said states concerning the choice of
President and Nice-president for said term
of Office.
Approved, Feb. 8. 1865.
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[PrBI.lC-NO. IT.

An Act in addition to the Act respect
ing Quarantine and Health Laws. ap-
proved February twenty fifth. one thou
sand seven hundred and ninety-nine
and for the better Execution Of the third
Section thereof.
H. Il csacted Ly tle Sora'e and Hoase
Of Representatives, ef'tke t'stoi State. of
Imersoa n Cosyr-ss assembled. That
the Secretary Sf the Treaeury &c. and he
Is h-rrby. saihorizsd TO purchase OF erre;
sai;asl- warehsa>es and c.b<r ean-
v-niea,-- for s,-~se a gods and MT
eaaBAa>e Impsrssd IN anv vessel sabjert 10
qzzrzn: ne 90 sch~- r~-fr1lnf- purs1an' 90
the kezlrk l.~s af the ~sA:r ss Nrw erk.
q. szcA eD1s-1srn; Ei.os ax vlar-- wS-hln
- n=Ets- pr e NJ is-k ~ ~ s1s,ty
sf tA~ pz&zzc r~~r.s~ 9z3 ske a&-~sr1zr-
II sscA k=z1zs Laws mas r-xus-s 9.S ~
~xm 81 r~e-ss tA~@~saz dis. - k-s-ss
4pPwugxzx.~<- su- ue nzs nua~rT m tAr
srr~sury sux ssh~-~s~~ aET~vrr'x.-d- - b.
irxv f1e ~zpns~~s fn~-~~<
AY<~s~-4 n-< Is f~S4
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[REsoLUTION-NO. 4. I


A Resolution rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Lieutenant William b. Cush-
ing, of the United States Navy. and to
the Officers and Men who assisted him
in his gallant and perilous Achieve
ment in destroying the rebel ste; ,mer
Albemarle," in compliance with the
Presidents recommendation to Con.
gress of the fifth of December, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty.four.
ResOlUed by tile Senate and House
of Representatives. Of tie United States
of Amer.ca in Congress assembled, That
the thanks of congress are due, and are
hereby rendered, to Lieutenant William
b. Gushing, of the United States navy,
and to the officers and men under his
command. for the skill and gallantry ex.
hibited by them in the destruction Of the
rebel iron clad steamer Albemarle," at
Plymouth. North Carolina. on the night
Of the twenty seventh Of October. eigh-
teen hundred ana sixty-four.
Approved, Dec 90. 1865.
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+ TREsoLUTION-No. 3.


\ Resolution rendering the thanks of
Congress to Captain John A. Winslow.
T. 5. Navy. and to the Officers and
Men under his command on board the
L. S. Steamer KcarsarSc, in her conflict
with the piratica craft the q Alabama;"
in complianc" with the Presidents rec
ommcndation to Congress of the fifth
of December, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four.
Resoired by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tie Unit,M States
IF .4mcrica IN Congrcss assembled, THAT
the thanks of congress are due, and are
hereby rendered. to Captain John \.
Winslow. of the United States navy, and
to the officers and scamcn, and marines
ofthe United States steamer "Krarsarge,"
for the skill and gallantry exhibited by
him and the officers and men under his
command. in the brilliant action on the
nineteenth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-tour, between that ship and the pi-
ratical craft "Alabama "a vessel SUI
perior to his own in tonnage, in guns, and
in the number of her crew.
Approved, Dec. 20, 1864.
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1PUBr.lC-NO. 6. |

An Act to establish the Grade Of Vice.
Admiral in the United States Navy.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
Amer;ca in Congress assembled, That
the President of the United States b.,
and he is hereby. authorized and empow-
cred. by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate, to appoint one vice-admiral
who shall b. selected from the list Of active
rcar-admirals and who shall bs the rank.
ing officer in the navy Of the United States,
aud whose relative rank with officers OF
the army shall be that of lieutenant. gen.
eral in tho army.
Sec. .. And be 1t further enacted, That
the pay of the vicc-admiral of the navy
shall be seven thousand dollors when at
sea, six thousand dollars when on shore
duty. and five thousand dollars when
waiting orders.
Sec. 3. 4And be it twrthcr reso'red That
the first section Of m act, approved De.
ccmbcr twenty-tirst, eighteen hundred and
sixty-onc. entitled An act further tn
promote the efficiency OF the navy" shall
not be so construed as to apply to any
ono holding a commission as vice.admiral
in the navy.
Approved, Dec. 81. 1864.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed ut tie Second Session ofMe Thirty
Eighth Congress.
I REsoLUTION-NO. IL

REsoLUTIoN-No. l.
Joint Resolution authorizing the Secreta-
ry of the Navy to expcnd a portion of
the contingent Fund for enlarging the
Navy Department Building.
Rcsolrcd By tie Senate and House IF
Representatives. Of the United States cf'
-lmerica in Congress assembled. That
the Secretary of the Navy be, and he is
hereby authorized to expend so much Of
the contingent fund heretofore appropria-
ted as may be necessary for the enlarge
mcnt of the Navy Department building to
meet the wants of the department.
Approved, Dee. Is, 1864.
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[Pumlc-No. "a.
An Act to amend the Charter of the
WASHINGTON Gas-Lirht COMPANY"

All ACI " utueuu t"o S""'"' va Wv
Washington Gas-Light Company"
BE 1t enoacd by tie Senate and House
of Representatives, Of the C"ifed States
Of .lmcrico IN Congress assembled. That
so much of the acts Of June twenty-five.
eighteen numbered ana sixty. and July
eleven. eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
as relates to the price OF gassfurnishcd by
the " Washington Gas-Light Company"
be, and the same is hereby repealed; and
the act incorporating the Washing Gas.
Light Company" is hereby so amended
as to prohibit the said company from re-
ceiving, on and after the first day of De-
cembcr, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
for the benefit of its stockholders, a greater
price for gas than forty cents per hundred
cubic feet, subject to discount Of ten per
centum ON all bills for gas furnished to
the general government, and five percen-
tum on all bill for gas furnished TO other
consumers. if paid at the office of the COM
pany within seven days from the renda-
ton thereof.
Approved, Jan. 3S. 1865.
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~ BfgC-No- }
An Act - aatharl1- the Purchase OF Csn-
s;ructIon of Revcune Cutters on the
lak-s.
Be n enao'ed by ,is S>aaf> and Hess,
81 Rop5esesfa''re. Of The tnIsed State. of
.imsrica "a fongrea assemLiod. That
the Secretary O. the Treasury is authorized
TO construct. or purchase and alter, not ex
ceeding six steam revenue cutters, for SER
vice on the Lakes and for that purpose
the sum OF one million Of dollars, or SC
much thereof as is necessary, is hereby ap-
propriatcd, out Of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, Dec. 20,1864.
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A Rr~uiu-au. -utazzr-z-- 'e rAr IT,
tErS ~ thr -~v.rzl >'a:rs frar-o-s
,is. . supcnl ~ Csa~fl-=-l.1 q ;ne
Uns-sd >ist-s
Rss.lr-{ - 'i> S>safc asG H.
Of Resrrs~nfa'frrs - fk- ssfs.! !>'E.ss
Of .i@,rsoa - Cos<rrs Gas-s@ficf. rWs
third, Il bo.h liouss concurTins. That
the following arti,l l. b, ProPo~-d to the
l-yi>latur,.s Of ths several state a. an
amendment TO the constitution of TIE
United >ta.e>. which. when ratified by
,hree-four-hs Of said leg; ;sla'ure>. shall he
valid. to all ntcnts aui purposes. "a a
part of he said constitution, namely
ARTICLE NIL.
Section /. Neither slavery nor invOl-
untary scrvi:udr. except as punishment
for crime whereof the party shall have
been dulv convicted, shall exist within
the United States, or any place subject to
their jurisdiction.
Section 9. Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate lig-
islation.
Approycd, Feb. !, 1865.
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[PuBLIc-No. 23.1

VbLIC"ANO.
An act making Appropriations for the
Service of the Post-Otiicc Department
during the fiscal Year ending the thir-
ticth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six.
he IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
Amcrice IN Congress assembled. That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby. appropriated, for the service of
the Post Office Department for the year
ending June thirtieth. eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, out Of any moneys in the
treasury arising from the revenues Of the
said department, in conformity to the act
Of the second Of July, eighteen hundred
andthirty-six -
For transportation of the mails. (inland.)
seven million eight hundred thousand dol
lars.
For ship. steamboat, and way letters.
eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to postmasters. three
million one hundred and seventy five
thousand dollars.
For clerks for post-offices. one million
three hundred thousand dollars.
For payment to lctter-carriers. four hun
dred thousand dollars.
For wrapping paper. seventy-five thou
sand dollars.
For twine, seventeen thousand dollars.
For Office stamps. six thousand dollars,
For letter balances, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For compensation to blank agents and
assistants, seven thousand dollars.
For Office furniture. two thousand dol
lars. -,
For advertising. sixiy-eisht thousand
dollars.
For postage stamps and stamped en-
vc!oprs. two hunds-d and ffty thousand
dollars.
For mal d~prsaaiicos and sP-e'A
a-ra.s. s~v~nsy thsa<zn1 6alAr>-
Fer mail hass. six;r thsu<asd dala'-
mazl-locks sad krys. eight ss"s-
sz.i S@A1--
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ss---s-s-.. ,hrr- hzs-Arv1 sn< Soy tA~s-
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ws-~~Elas~uzzs p~<~esss- fss sss-
a-~@ nnd sa-y tn~~~xnd ds4s<rx
F~ fsr~i<z @<& sraa~F~r<szss~s- ss1
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