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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

ss-ws have been shawn = letter ffom laiy living
near Benton, Arkansas, rvlains 10 tho burial Of Tue
three men OF chisum's regiment that were k'ilei IN
tho action of the 2,d of October last, at Hurricane
crs,k, Ark, from which W. make the following rx'
tract Il, IA cunsoling the hicnds Of the decrasri
that they found warm hearted and sympaIhuins
friends, who rendered all ho assistance In Ihcrpow
or to ftingly oonsign the remains OF our brave men
TO the silent tomb, The letter Is dated.
"BrSToN, ARK, Oct. %, 1864
"CoL. MILLER AT your request, write
You concerning W. $. BRADY; 5. HARLOW,
WILLIAM PENs and JoHS DUSDY, who fell on
Sunday morning last, near the Salt Springs,
miles East Of Bcnton. On Monday mpr-
ming at o'clock, their bodies were laid in
the tomb at Wesley Chapel. We thought
best to bury them as soon 'is possible, for
fear OF being moesied by the enemy. Ow-
ing TO scarcely of lumber in the country, we
could not furnish very fine cotlins but Ia
ther took the lott floor from one room OF our
house and made neat plain boxes. We also
furnished winding sheets and pillows, and
plain head boards with the DuDe OF each
man, his company, regiment and residence
marked on them, so that should their friends
wish to visit their graves or remove their
remains, they can easily be distinguished
one from another We did the best we could
for them in every respect, under tile circlIn-
stances. Sister aud myself siaid with them
all the time, attended 10 washing and pa-
cling lhcm in their boxes, anl alter they
were placed in their neat plain boxes, whiie
gazl,g on their pale features for the last
time oil earth we sincerely wished frcm he
depths OF our hearts, that the mothers, wives,
sisters and friends could hnye been there 10
see what number OF slmpatllising friends
STOOD around dcm, and wnat respect was
shown them BY strangers, as we nre well
aware ii would have been consoli' e scene
to them.
"Youis, will true regard,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

brig. q n. James p. Major, who is we'll
known 10 our readers, arrived in town on
Saturday direct from Mobile, where he has
been ON a short leave OF absence. While q.
Mobile his Oil friend, Gen. Dick Taylor,
offered hm the command Of the entire cav.
airy corps of his district, but Gen. NJ. de.
clined the honor, as he preferred to serve
with his old comrades Of Il dozen battles in
this Department. He will return to his
commnnd III few days where he will re-
ctiye hearty welcome from his old vete-
rams. Caprs. Zncharie and Mullins of his
staff are with him. Wa are glad TO see tho
paty nie w-!laud in good spirits, and hopa
thai future houo,s aud aurels are waiting
them.--HoustOa Teitgrcph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

llui while remain in my present position
shall not attempt 10 retraci or modify the
Emancipation Proclamation or by amy of
the acts OF Congress il the people shonld,
by whatever mode or means, make II any
executive duty 10 re.enslnye such persons.
Another, and not |, must be their insiru-
mcut to perform il, siatinga single condi-
ton OF pence. | mean simply TO say that
the war will cease on tie part Of the Gov
ernmcnl, whenever it shnil have ceased on
the part OF those who hegan IL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05
-HATOOA CARDiNG. -Thc mn

gNNTOOE CARDlNG.-Thc nnicrsign 4 arc
4 w owing WA,i Il; ncir Mtchhi, in the North
3eri o' ms osu 4 Dallas and can card 25Oib every
(. rgsu -uao.fe,irt Of the wool for toll, unless a
spernlr 3n,frIst ~ made.
Ona pruDi VI ard must bn larniShrd ocyery sb of
unui ELLIS & MORROW
Dallas, O,t e. gSj4-lno.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

The en-, fny's loss va. four kiilsd Ai sN,ru ~"nn-
ded. leaving of their dead on ~. hrlh IN. ii"'
unels they hal captured on the sisi H"m Mu ioo
were rvcaplufrd
The following is list Of cssualiies IN chisnms rrg.
ment; %. A, Lirul Gillvrt eon,manllhg- wounded
--Pink AlrSunder, severely ~ shuna'' anu stlN''-
CO. u, Lieut. J,uk an, onnl ds.-woun'lr'i, Corp J.
Barrel, In six pa 90; J. mr. IA lie', slight mis-
sing. Jn,, Wilson. Cn. q, cHpi, ,Willam'on--hUhi. .
VIM. P.nn. o. y. Licni Gsrsin' oomd s:-wonnhrd
Gus Robertson, through the arm. Ca, i, b' M"h'
roe, com'dg.-kiilrd. John Bundy. Go X, Lhn,.
Heath, cosl'g Killed, syi,nnn. illrlnw wuund-
ed, Sergeant Z. Is A-hurat and Il ubrn "il,"ms,
both slight There were elshl horsrs Killed ani
wounded.
When We Withdrew, We len some ofour wounded on
IN. Held, when the enemy wrni 10 them and IN eoid
blood shot them through The head The l""d,r
wuundrd through The bowels; The hrnd- iihed ms
pockels rxainine his Wounds. and H,id. "h--n you
We will 10. yuu suffer. ynn viii III" any how. Ih'y
went To Pom, vhu was wounded IN he tel. SIDE ana
,nld probably have recovered, fubhr alii H'ot MIN
through hrr,,si and bead then wcnt O Bnndy aud
shot him Through llr head Harlow told ~ OF ihis
before he died, when We rctnrHrd The ladirS w.o
lived the road ray tho lahks OoaSlrd iha thy hsh
killed all The wounded. Surely We are hEhinG a
ace devoid of all feelings ui humanity. Thatahend-
ish ihrs for blood ac,uaics them IN lhis eonrr, To-
Kill tho wounded who le pr0-ira and incapable ~
resistance l. TOO dasiardly too cuwary, 10 believe,
without such evidences as We had on he 2id OF ocl-
We had scarcely collected our dead and wonhd'u,
whom he women came IN from All dlircuuns hhu Oi-
fired all theas',lanco la their power 10 hir'lat ne
suierlngs VI our wonnjud, using helr handk'rthlr's
10 bandlgr the wounds. They washed the bleth ir,Tn
our dad aud brgs' that we would deliver the h"ics
luto their hand, lDr bArial aud said IL We would DO
40, they would have cothns made aud have ihem IN
TERED at he c,iur,ery They did not want Them bi-
rtel uncufinrd. nnwashed aud in an VI kno~h place
While engaged In this work The tears STRAINED from
their eyes, a,rsiing their sym s'hy win Lowest ones
fsravay who were yet 10 hear oi loss
w lrfi our gi.In-i dead with tlirsc ndhe women to
perform the la-t sad rites and place trnl III htir ~
dier- graves, where the bugle's blast will no more
summon H. M ~ aims.
Thiconlm mi ID n moved TO the Arkansas River
below birl iock, aud striking the Telegraph i.'ai'
finnd Federal picket, drove ih,m Ii and lore Down
aInnf six MILES # The wire belwr'n li'. li'ck anh
Pine M. Then went 10 ian yard, pressed wagons
nnh rnnslit Df about 800 -ids Of the hn'.t OF rs h"r
Rr.urnrd ti This place on the - H. much aiiRueiad
our s.urk mIu,h juel. Wei m,r mdrrs 20 iake
up he line nr, Tor our hl i.ar. As s'ou rs relir-
we'd lay u r-gim nj frum S r,lrs hrg'de, "hirh ~
hourly expected As soon 40 We reach "nr train aud
can wrisli aid get cirin shI, on, and have any
thing 10 wr aLou,. you sla!l Atar II, III
Yours ye'y truly, ARKANSAS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

Among the ienlurcs OF the Clothing Blu.
rcan OF lhis District under charge OF Capt.
Il. ". Taylor, is hat mnkng. The hut fac
tory began. ns II were nom the stump q
year or mo ago, aud has g,rdtally grown
10 H. IN insi tiiion OF no little Importance.
Ii now turI y rul 2uuU black wool hats per
month. Iitst hats ate very we'll pul up
aud dtinhe =, aud atin,d u supply Tor u largo
pnrl Of he army il, the held. They are
made altogether Of Texas material, aud col-
oitd with home made dye. We believe such
II manulactury for hegrnrra market would
be Il paying et'rrprsr--NOuston Tel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05
sIaENp FOR SALE.

+ HAVE about 800 head OF French
Il MEGINO sti EEP, which will sell In lols ts
sli pG,e ssr,, .pw for specie or for Negro property
For 10 fhv iliprma,ion. enquire uf n-,at my res
idgocy "A ifape'ine Prairie. Dallas county,
ELIZA A. HALLACK.
Dec H. I3.H--i7:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05
O. q d ipo.r-AnY ! OrFrcs.
IAItAs TEXAs Dec 'nFrrIi, Is 4.
ATOTiCS - hereby given that the

J. Y aud er cent d ,nJ,, for which receipts
V'rt irtu ~ ~ -. have i-'u ceivHl nt thi "ihi
Therefore. III lnrsolls pliing my rccnip for said
rslud. reqpts e. 10 cuinr forward Immediately
sai get thspt, j. ". SMITH q 5, Depu-iiaiy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05
VOL. Ill,

IsIsA l. Ea1tTE, xc., AT AUCTION.
GNILL be sold, at public auction,
w a iir aoie.h,usc VI Apxan'er simon, Ia tue
town ui l'taa, pn
HAwERDAY january 3fst, 1860,
A lutliea e. J.. for Ia d, ,nr niiowinS woiwrtY'
A .,uf -lilnAe Gnd lot situated NJ the Nor'h west
coruo. ol iu- rabiic Sqnarr. In Dallas
liarte an sale, Herrings Patent.
1Vtir PniiprA Scales.
& . lt.l' i9o,ins GIasser
Qul oifge, W h pipe Clocks
/ laFg uaugiug L ,mp with Jshatles.
.mi!. Is,iH. ~, wi.b hs,ldng complete.
B,rbtr's Ch,lt and s,'yrfai common chairs.
7 Several arioles d Grnilenuu'S wearing upyarel.
T1g,.hrr w!ih aindry articles OF store furniture,
10. NJ niaeIaUs ~ nisn;un.
s.. q b, hiSde lot specie or It's equivalent In Con-
+ frdrl, @ l.,iicy. N JAMES 7. THOMAS,
DaIits. y. =. "a, lSH.--ls:ids Agent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

IN - = NJ tf1o VCfVUEI II u Ut ;
~ 4Sf n he Counfs C'urt cf Paio Pinto cbnnf y.
e-retr ic sfs - pf d~<rtsed per-rns. the under.
rittrl tspinf h<<r ar1oIrf<d Adminisfrsfuf ~ the
Iatrifl ~ iotiru. d<cr1--t. gives uH1ics 10 al
. s-efa eisins aE-i..i sid e-is's, % Prs:eni
al g.. VI cor-- Isr.rsrs s1d male rryr'-ni.
atcibsk HuLLAn. tdninisirstrir.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05
RE STATE OF TEXAS

A. M kltriHe Sarker CoaHg, Grsef,pg,
Akru6kLsr Eliza Hrdrck, Surviving wife Of J.
Wv t. Nd~lgd-, decd, has filed her petition,
D payinf for fhA partition and disribatun the Es-
rae ofsaidJ L. Edwards, and whereas Milton a.
Y rlrds one ~ the heirs of said Es is now alb
sent ffeia b. ~ nnfy being engaged In the military
s-voe af az pnfsderaie States: Therefore, you are
Hereby mnsai a 10 SUNNI u tire aid Milton NJ
Y sets,ls 81 f biication Ia The "D.tiias Herald.~ q
" s,is uae rs sr published Ia the town Of Dallas
psile. Cla1y rexa>. 10 be- and appear before tho
Non Pr,i,ta 'urf Of Parker County, Texas. TO be
hel a. ihs gsqst House of ssid County. the last
Hnadal ia Dscrnpsr ls.i. aud make known his OBJ
Lotions, IS any 10 have, why an order for partition
aud dlfiribrian Of said Estate should not he made,
a. acea4ianci With petitioners prayer.
Hsrr!n ~ Z. but service and return make sceor-
Crsf under my hand aud the seal Of
H., = ihe 0aunty cenri af Parker County, this
k51S-s, - 2s'hday q Nss.m,sr: S.s ls,t o
tGnl attest. JANIS HupsoS. sh'n
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JAnns HuDsos, sh'h,


xEruToxB NoTuCE.-Letter- tesla
II mar - tbe last viii e-fanrnt Of James
tfs.fisr Krfe granted 10 the undersigned, by
e. II n. csuaiy Court of Tarrant county, AZ The
CcstaT tern ~rcof 1854, ofsait Court All persons
a4in elsim- <.fnst raid Tsxiafor hereby nofi.
1ei 70 Hesrni h-m legally ed 70 The un-
4 sianrf vi In the time prtscrihcd hy Law. aud
Al "a la I'd are requcsfef 70 make immediate
E4rnent. sfLAs ESTES. Execnfo-.
w-laui crs (, Tsrrsnt 70. Texas, Nov. %, 1894
led ....t..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

The London Post says Inn, arraagemeu,s
are rapidly progressing BY whiehihe french
flag may he Withdrawn from Mexico, and the.
Emperor Macmillan left 10 govern his peo-
pie with tie aid Of native army and for
eign coHfingent, which viii amcsnD 10 10 90
or l2,0vo men, composed Of Beizisns Aus
TRANS and French. fzl1sl.@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

d. '--- ~ --------'
If lhero IS any tiuh IN The following
from the F"Ils ('ii) beacon and valley
Dlad', some ZEN giants w'il sooh be on
thcr winding ""!
| II is ul"i"", op"u what we cohs der re-
iiabie "h'L"ll. '"a' i'"n. 'aihss E"bi uson
ana ""'os WV" 80 S'''''"a up 'n''' ptsi"
h'sS' ~ !" "''E "''"S W 'FS'Io
o' que u '"V ''e"' '''"'' '''"'' ''"" :, ''''s wv
'''s"i' "''S ID" ''' .'l'''y ;" ''.A
eo"h' ~ ''''i "'''' '''S ''v'"''' "'' '"'eu-
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mn" " we nuns " ''"N'"''''''" !,
"he'e 'h'! v''" w! '''' ep'fe"' anu
go ~ L,,,i.
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t,,,4 ..,,,'I,., i,,,L t'r',,,n
t,i ,,,,, ~, ,r ;s
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| Spce he tcc1i"n just passed, the New
lolk Void. Hic ht''i wlich a,s Supported
| ihe Ga, ms '''t.. Mct elian ana the peace
lp.aliulU " VA y tich- lAs party placed him,
mas i",e"'! ''o"n'" "'e ooe'i'''S ""'en
S"ap'S q" n"oa''' ",'r,"e we rcceh' '""-
! p"'e" -" u i'"e Ds's" Dsc' '"'
| The iim,s fnris lelier says; The attack
on 81. bahs, Vermont, under authority OF
n warrant from JEFF. DAVIS, ls going TO havs
II s,nguiar result. secess'onIsIs about here
are now discussing whether the Gonfcder-
n'cs may MOI ISSUE ike warrants OF auack
and pil''se "po" Tue american legations aS
rams, Lon ''h anu eis'""ere'
The Redmond Enquirer, says two hun
drei Irish Union prisoners joined our ar
my, and we e s"nt 10 Hood army in North
Alabama. fhesc persons time WAS out, and
mol being exchanged, they, indignant at
their treatment, the Enquirer says, took the
oath OF allegiance 10 the Confederacy and
CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER SusAysA.-By
O. late ARRIVAL from Havana, we learn that
the steamer Susanna. Cant. Austin. on her
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-05

. Yours, with true regard,
The New York herald., 1865-06-10

asasr.l s:.aos. . 9.v. a. ~ i.assa3
10 same essshsd, but be- - unable up q this tine
10 obtain (Ai Of nid indctmsak Or 70 have any time
named los the tsal OF the seme And this dspooea1
rher says that ne sad defendant since hee aid ab
ducsion q dsponsnss c6a iios has, slnOs, oon-
oeaed herself with the said child and stu remains -
Concealed 80 that deponent cannot discover whess
either OF them s or serve any paper on me sao a.
fsndant, or see his said child Alice. Or oc%%Cnosas
S sworn u1 TO before me tbs TN day Of June lses oI
rur yurrorv on uonErARY STANTON AHD nAJoe onhHRAA
yOsrnR IN rAKW.
Afsr hearing counsel Tor the respective parties "
Court granted the motion made by the defonoant -
without stay Of proceedings conmes,on 70 AZ ~
tsstmony of Hon Secretary Stanton md najer 6snssa
Foster u 70 Be issued without deIAy'
The Strong Divorce Case On Ages0
Before Judge Roberson-
JUsn e.-Pa~ r. ShoWg o. Mary ~ Swone -fne
a unset for the defhnce this moved fos POI.
, 'nent Of the trial until Monday, In consequence q
a. a Of the washinstoa Commiasion. Counsel
=. .S.v ntin said he had NO objection 70 the Gauss
,.- - It'll Monday bushs was opposed 70 any fur.
gong oyG ,epta BE had been ready for trial since
~ tncl s ~ M and was very annoying 70 have the
sno nrss " day TO d1TAn this way He unoee.
GO - ,SoStA Nation to move the case OF for tne
ssooa r .us nntics that he would oppose any suoe
yofais ,ooaiasn ito to S she bcStsof M,s Soihty.
nS Govnsel for tbs Jsfsno weEsn 70 move ~
c.ss an for The tert We svn gtve you 9ue nouos' ~
present nothing Of tlrt kind Is In contempHaslon
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N f w 20 t.
Naval correspondence.
NEwroRr, Il. l., June 0, 1895.

Naval Correspondence.
NEwroRr, r. l., June Q, 1895.
The examination OF the m,dshipmen continued to-day,
the following being the programme
YRsr cLAss-t0wEH spcu0N
Acts for the government OF tho navy.
Kents Consultation Of the Unitcd Sta teA
Kents International Law.
SECOND c.~8
Gunnery.
FOURTH CLASS
Algebra
Written examination Goat Island
Although the lower sections only Of the 6rst class
examined to-day, still tho manner in which thoy
evinced their ability and requirements in the
branches in which they examined would
have done credit to the graduating class Of college In
the country on the subject The questions asked
tho students Of the most exhaustive character and
after the professor had concluded his examination the
visitors must have felt convinced that further queries
could have been put the subject without repetition
One OF tho promising facts connected with the class
now graduating s that single member Ia dropped or
passed over; they all receive their diploma.
Tho second class continue thor examination In gun
merry
or the fourth class those living board ship are
being examined in algebra on Goat Island, alongside
which the ships anchored.
Tho examination is rapidly approaching It's termna-
ton two or three days will completely exhaust all
the numerous questions that the most erudte pro-
foesor could ask a student all the studies no could
pursue for six months Such thorough sitting these
mdshpmen receive here nt their examinations cannot
be witnessed at any college tho country and there are
not few claiming familiarity with both institu-
slons who are inclined to award tho Naval Academy,
over West Point the palm for the thoroughness and
haustive character Of its oxaminations
rHx ArIARASCE DscrrID on tine nrpsHrrxU.
II H. indeed, strange spectacle 70 witness che ooec.
tion of 20 largo body OF youth In the midst OF city
Of ntesn thousand inhabitants who preserve 80 perfect
q discipline Newport necessarily extends many and
seductive temptations 10 the mdshipmen; but during
my stay In this place have heard nothing do
rogatory 70 the character conduct Of the niddos
They are invariably we'll behaved and orderly Another
feature connected with them the neatness
and cleanliness OF their clothing and appearance. They
all look II they provided with an entirely new
outat every day.
The nrst class was examined N chemistry today Bacn
student drew sp Of paper from the dcek OF the froes
eor on which penned number OF questions cover
ing one entre branch Of the subject and which he was
required answer orally The unhcssatng manner IN
which almost all Of the midshipmen proceeded satisfy
this demand upon ther stores OF knowledge proved con-
seductive and interesting science - they had previously
shown themselves abstruss and difc1 branches
| OF their course The second class was examined N
Trench and exhibited considerable prgress Tho main
body OF the fourth class occupied entirely with
| algebra
| rns RESERVED cL,ss
This class cons,sls Of those OF the fourth class whoUc
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~ ~, ,ss ns. continue vtsh their clasA rhey
nsn - ~. On Goats Inlnnd on the subject or
@ 49, .sS cstois preaelency some Of them sx:
sssss ss .S:ss s:e Ss Volumes h' severity and s''a' Of
49, 0oNgsHyLk41A ,irai Pora, ,v.u a. -
Il is generally rmored that A& al AcaSsmw % % a.
signed Is superintendent Of the At postion N. s.
ing Commodore Blake, who has held hss BEEN n. an
oficer 70 hold this position for the linate Conn.,
years At the breaking cut Of the wa 90 ReId in
modore Blake, whose tern had expikeo, the Academy
office by the Navy Department 70 carr .suaad nv The
through the great crisis in Ns history On that i'm
breaking Of the rebellion His conducs ;ch he has
porant OCCASION and the ability with wA snestediy
managed tho affairs Of the insttution hays Of the
won Tor him the oommendations and thanks III b.
Secretary OF the Navy Whether this change =. but
made or not, Of course cannot be stated pos'uveW
the rumor Ia generally believed here. nfh1 y
FARRAGur ME RRh0vAL 80
Il s stated that Admiral FarrAgut remarked tnsS NO
was opposed TO the removal OF tho Academy 70 An,
be allowed for the sentiments OF the people u Maryland
TO change. !
rs fnf. NEWPORT ve. NEW York.
Newport holds to-day three Of our most distngusned
naval herocs-Farragut Porter and Worden-anQyet the
town goes on the ever. No crowds colecs and
unnotlced In New York tho same individuals would 90
bored TO death BY committees and their Temporary res
denoes constantly surrounded H throngs OF excited ana
ouraous fellow ctisensg ,e eosa aal
n AN ANEODorE or yARRA0Ur
II not generally known that Farragut was pupil 81
his eighth year. Commodore Rogers came into port q
time and persuaded the future hero 70 go 70 sea
with him on his flagship His destiny thus decided
and he has remained In the navy ever since.
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Decrease this year. ;,

Business remains in tho unsettled state as ~
ported by US week. and must OF necessity continue
30 until trade restrictions removed the policy OF the
State Defined and the question OF property
subject conscation settled such basis q 70 give
encouragement 70 the community. Great enorts %
ing bankers and merchants with, we trust fair pros
pect Of The markets generally are depressed
the supplies from all points North being greater than
present demand This Is however, we hope, only tenn.
porary. The community Is hopeful, and destrous OF
fine condition. and larger than anticipated Harvesting
will commence in very few days There is no material
change In prices. ia at ~
The following table shows the amount Of Aour and
grain in store in Chicago Saturday last compared with
The New York herald., 1865-06-10
Manage OF tho Governor or New Hamp-
shire.

CONCORD, juno ., Iooo
Governor smythe inauguratcd to-day with much
military and civic display. The inaugural Address
long and able document The total debt OF the State
357s 000 and there will be due this year sass 600 in
terest making 81 900. The estimated receipts ios
this year will be 1882 600 Tho remaining floating deo
interest and outstanding claims are 100000 The an
nua expenditures TO be- provided FOR the ensuing yce
amount 70 a. 642 0Oo he recommends the issue Of
seven.thirty currency interest bonds, TO meet this
with rigid economy The Agricultural College " warmly
approved and experimental FARM and manual iaoos
In connection with II s recommended where SNORT terms
could be psSnssive seventh OF the popuAiion is en-
gagged In farming and mines OF weaith are hidden s
bogs which should 10 used inisliGently TO enrch the
soil Local affairs throughout the State are described
The subject Of local expense OF banks neeas legislation
No increase OF taxation shouldbe made ios the militia az
this time; but should however, be efncicnt and Wen
organised Legislation for the support OK soldiers fam
lies and widows is recommeudcd, AZ well as tho care o.
the disabled soldiers the preservation o. the battle as
and adherence TO that Union for which they blcd, and
tho cause OF negro suffrage, which will be tho last and
moet terrible blow we strike at tho spirit OF rebellion
New Hampshire has furnished thirty three thcasane
four hundred and twenty troops for the nations
cause OF whom eleven thousand and thirty-n weS
Disabled and Ave thousand eight hundred and eehtocs
have fallon In the conhics