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Second wAnp MARKEr.-There vas

SECOND WARD MARhE1.-4ueAS was
a goodly attendance at the Second
Ward market yesterday evening. Peo-
pie were encouraged by the fine wealth
er to Ioiter, lInger, gossip, chat, trade
and traffic TO their hearts content
Prices ranged fairly, with 4 very good
supply and very good demand. Be
low we give, the prices Of most of the
staples: 49,
cut Meals Mutton Chops, 20c.; NUT
ton breast, 12c.; leg lamb, 1Sc.; loin
steaks, ISa2Oc.; do. roastand steak, 15c.;
round steak, 1Sa20c.; chuck steak, 15c.
Pork-I DIN roast, 15c.; loin steak l5e.;
picked pork, 20c.; do. beef, 49,; saus-
age zoe.
Dressed 9ogS.-10a1Ic. 200.
PoiItiIEz Dressed Turkeys, lsaZOc'
per pound. Chickens, 3Qa4Oc. per piece
YegetdbEes.-Onions, 40c. per peck Po--
tatoes, 3Oa4Oc.; turnips, 35c.; beans, lVc.
per qhart.
BlftteT.-35a45c.
Ldrd.-1Sa20c.
). EggS.-S0a35c.
FSGnf.-Green apples, 75asoc. per peck;
dried apples, 10c. perquart; peaches ZOc.
OruHber5ieS. per quart.
sorghum. Z 1MoLdSSes.-9Oc.aS1,0o per
Maple AoLdsSes-S2,25 per gallon.
H0afny.-10c. per quart.
Grufn.-Oats 45c.; corn 70as0c.
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Merchant Tailoring Establishment.

1a- o. rsit ~ 49, -'l
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Mr.. METER, the gentleman who
was injured several weeks ago by step
ping over the trestle work ut the Bridge
port depot, has so far recovered as TO be
able 10 go to his home ut Philadelphia.
While lying on the ground senseIess
after the fall, Mr.. Meter was robbed OF
his watch and about ono bundled dol
lars in money. IL Is pity that n man
so mean as to rob fellow-being under
such circumstances could not be nppre-
hended and brought to Justice. No
community is safe with such men loose
in Il,
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rrCMt IrCH, TTCm

Wheaion's Itch andsaIt Rheum Oint-
ment.
pERRY DKPor, n. J., Jan. Il, 1863
MeSsls. wEKEs & PoTTER,l
Boston, Mas g]ikt
DearSiE-P Please send ma one box wheat0ns
Ointment. AFTER trying every kind OF medi-
cine for Humor, for 1hfrty fenTS. / have at
fast found the right kind. II has entirely
eured me- and for the inst time for IRfT1Y
fedTsI had n nights rest without being woke
upby pTiclIing kind Of an Itch, nom which
/ could get no peace until i scratched myself
to a sore. / have often seen thisas \ cure for
Itch bnt never suspected it would cure every
other humor until Yon reconlmended1t1nt the
Herald. piebse direct ~ = ..s,-!,r..l *.
j. CORTHEE, Derry Depot, n. II.
Price % cents Per box. II sent by mall, 60
tn: LoGAN& Co,
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TIL. LOGAN & Co,
N7Etes, and LOGAN LIST Go.
jan9 Agents for Wheeling
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For. Sale bH am Drnggists.

Sylvan Orient Company, Boston. sole Inn
porteTS and manufacteTs.
Wholesale Reconsideration, Holloway &
Cowdcn, Philadelphia, b. L. FahneStOck & Co.
Pittsburgh. feb1l-lln
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M!edifaI,
T. a q Q IA Il ms
OLD HOME BITTERS,

n a % G II Il MS
OLD HOME BITFERS,
, I y q - S-oR-
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
-iaaro Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
~ ~ "a To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Inter- = 2 Z o.
-<.s4 = Use the Old Home Filters
Use the Old Home Bttters
Use the Old Home Bitters.
For Heartburn and ElaIulenSa ssi'
For Heartburn and Elatniehce
For Heartburn and ElaIuienSS q
For Heartburn and Flatnlenco
Use the Old Home BitteTsE
Use the old Home BitteIs
Use the Old Home Filters
zoUse the Old Horne Filters.
Use the Old Home Bitters-
i. - lI rfHs Ole aI.oSSof Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
IRA Los OF Appetite "
Loss of Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bitters-
=. 81 Restored by Old Home Bitters
Restored by Old Home BitteIS
Restored by Old Home Filters
Restored BY Old Home Bitters.
The Weak made Strong
The Sick made Well!l In fa.ittr
Y ~ - The Old made YoungI!
The Depressed are frightened
The pale cheek CLOVIS with Health
nv using Old Home BitteES. 5i-..ts
- BY using Old Home Bitters.
BY using Old Home Filters
BY using Old Home BitteTS.
BY using Old Home Bitters
always gives satisfaction.
1t does what we claim.
ssIs, It sells rapidly 7t-.tt = . ''i '--'-
1t Is the only cure for Dyspepsia.
It Is good Tonic for Fevers.
1t is n good Appetizer.
II Is good for acIdity OF Stomach. I
81 .fsi n Is q healthy stfInnIafit-
It's chemically compounded
1t Isah elegant Preparation
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally
Manufactured only by
- - >''tsN IAUGRLINS & BUSHFTELD,
too Wheeling w. Va.
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RwEn NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about twelve feet of
water in the channel.
The Express LEFT for Parkersburg Mt
II ii. m.
The Potomac came mp at about S
o'clock. She went up to the upper mills
and put of some iron, came down
again and LEFT at 3 p. m. for Cincinnati,
the calliope going Il oil the time very
lively. .7t7.-fs. .l y
sand kegs OF nails at the lower mills.
She has adjourned her departure for
the west until to. morrow evening Mt :
O'Clock, and will be found at the land
ing ready for freight or passengers.
The daily packets made their usual
trips yesterday. IL.
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cRcurr CouEr-Jadge cdld,reH Pre-
siding.-Circuit Court for this county
met yesterday morning ut 0o'clock.
The most of the days session was
consumed in the trial OF the cnse of
Simon wonderlich rs. Lewis Steuben-
rach. The accused was charged with
extorting money from the plaintiff on
IA threat of accusation of crime. Verdict
of ncquittal by jury.
The lawyers Mt tho bar took the onth
prescribed by the last Legislature.
Some unimportant business was
Court meets this morning at 0 u IN.
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MfdifaI
10 4 GARD 70 THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
ron 1,lEArrc
FOR FEMALES,

InfaiiibIe in Correcting Irregularities, Remov
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns,
9fTf rom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS a PREVENTIVE
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HUMPHREYS
Hoinno bathio Specifics.

HAVE PROVED. FROM THU. MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success; Simple-PrOnlpt-
Efieient, and Reliable. They am the only AIeli
cines perfectly adapted TO popular use-so simple
thht nfsink0E-ehnnOt made in using themi
hnFFnles aS p b free from dauger, andsO efficient ~
to e niwdy sfeffable They have Taised the highest
commentator from Gll and will always render sat
isiactiOn. I-.------. L--l..t y
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A LARdIE humber of deiegatesto the
NJ. E. Conference at Washington, Pa,
passed through the city yesterday.
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THE EYE ASD EAR.-we refer our
readers to the notice ;of DIR. Gardner,
who will visit this city on April 9th, 9Th
and 9TH. 5w
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ANEW STYLE OF CRAFT INA NKw
PIAcE--The other evening about dusk
ms lady of this city in coming down
street was passing large street step
she saw something very much resem-
bling n human arm or hand suddenly
dart out from under the step and move
towards her feet. Thinking that she
was about being subjected to indignity,
tho lady, almost fainting, screamed lus-
tily for help. A gentleman who was
passing came gallantly to the
rcscne, and the two together went
10 work TO expel the intruder,
the character of which was as yet un-
known, and which had disappeared to
some place that only Josh Billings can
describe. After some work a large
rat was unraveled from the lady's Grim
oline. The rat made his escape, and
the lady aud gentleman departed on
Their. ways, the former moro chagrined
than harmed. ~
We have rnaided and alone come to
the conclusion that rats are a very
good thing in their plaees-one kind
may doom a lady's head, but the other
kind wont do about her crinoline.
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OF BALTIMORE, MD.

ell in April, 1861, IN conjunction with the
well known firm or Gaelic & CO., us n joint
stock cOmpany of 81 Il'.iat J.- tss-i'i i-a-+f -
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Po1IcE couRT.-In the police court
yesterday there were three cases dis
posed of.
The first was OF Abraham Richie,
who was fined $40 and costs for disor-
DERBY conduct Abraham could not
settle, and was deposited in Jail to work
his fine out.
The second case was of VIM. Mar
shall, who Ind been q partner of Ritz
Marshall was fined a like amount with
Richie, which was paid.
John Shorts, the third man disposed
of, was acquitted of u charge of partici-
patton in the same scrape with Mar
shall and Notwithstanding man.
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It is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated pills were inst discovered by DIX
DUPONCO, OF Paris, during which time theS
in in most Of the public institutions, as wen as
in private prncttce, OF both hemispheres WIN
unparalleled success in every case, and II y
sands Of Ladies' who have used them, thai ne
IS induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering from any lrIega-
laritIes whatever, as well as to prevent an IN
crease Of hmily where health VIII not Ferin'
1t ONE PILL rs A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in TINT condition ItSt
they "invite miscarriage, after which az
biHty. although their mildneS would pTeEent
any mischief to health, otherwise the PIh
are accommodated .s.n
MOST UNAVAILABLE REMEDY
for all those affiictlng complaints so Pec1iilu
TO the sex, viz: DtStresSsllg and PtIfnJW NC, Mea-
SfrIatiOTl, Retention, Pain n the Back and Lot,i,
Head, DtzEfness Dfniness Of SiOht, Green Sci
ness, HedUfHesS, Futfgue on any Slight EJeIIi0n,
PulpiiGtiON Of The Heart, and al the Sa II'Ss
annoying, weakening, and the beginning oil
all other female weaknesses,
The LeueOrrhRa, OF whites
At the same time, there IS NOTHING IN the &c
lie oiirectfons Be sfdelV Jo1Ot0ed and you VIII
md them to be all they are represented
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
80, 600 Boxes have been Sold within
Two Years.
TIN Thousand Bo1es sent By Letter, both by
myself and Agents, TO all parts of the world,
10 which answers have been returned, IN
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
have been known since THE SCIKScE OF
MEDICIHE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD,
In Removing Distractions Gk RestOr-
ing Nature 10 It's Proper Channel,
oTyrr-TrcSe THE NEWS and bringing back the
HRosy color OF Health" to the cheek of the
most delicate.
Price 81 per Box Six ROxes %.
Sold by MCARE, KRAFT & CO.. wholesalIee
Druggists s. Main street, Wheeling. Genera
Wholesale Agents for West Va, TO whom ~
orders must be addressed. Sold at Retail OS
REED, KRAFT&CO.
Sold In St ClaiSvflIe, Ohio, by
W. T &J.J. PtCRERltSSSsi; H.
Ladies', by sending 800 to either oil tne
above agents TO the Wheeling Post once 81 1tn
have the pills sent, (conndent1aIy) ~ 81. aisli
s. ID. HOWE
oca-Iyd A!t Sole Proprietor. New York.
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GnKENnAcKs not excepted, the most
popular article just now is Logan, List
&. Co.'s EsrceLsior Baking Ponder.
The light, crisp and wholesome Bis
cuit and Griddle cakes smoking on the
breakfast table, and the happy faces
gathered round the same, toll the whole
story far better than we can. This is
no fancy sketch. ut is an actual and
most agreeable reality. The Excelsior
Baking Powder is put up in ounce,
1 pound and 10 pound cans. Y ~. 10
proprietors. Sold by Dealers every
where. y CisY a ifS IL. d&Y
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fsOSHEN CHEESE.

On BOXES CHOICE GOSHEN CHEESE,
~ Just received at the corner OF Market and
Quincy sts- feb2s
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Franklin Insurance Company

Capital, 600.
sg DIREcToRs; atell n
| TIL. Logan, T. P. ShhIlcross, Geo. X. Wheat
Geo Mendel, John ZOeekler, Saml. hct1el-
Ian, g. w. FEanEhefn, jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Lauehlin
UJHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
4 organized, are prepared TO take risks at
FAIR TTfes on buildings of all kinds, mercinlIl-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furnf--
trire steamboats, and caTgOeS on the western
rivers and lakes and also on the lives OF per
sons for q term OF years. This Company of
fers superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three yezlIs, at ne
dueed rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ntnety-four stockholders,
mos OF whom are among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
stderation Of the inSuring public, and solicits
IAppficafiafis 11r insurance win be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
once, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co. )
NJ ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEE, Vice President
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
ONCE, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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For Sale.

nte on! Market street, Centre wheeling,
upon which is erected II large and commo-
dfOrIs brick dwelling house and Unnecessary. out
houses. This is LOT number ll3 lately occupl-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt Andrew Milson.L For
Care w. W. Hanley & Co., Nos. 90, Al, and %
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, o., or GEO. K.
WHEAT, SO Main street, Wheeling, West
Virginia. teDS-lm -
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House and Lot For SaIeg I'd

r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
| Lot, situated on La Boil Avenue, corner of
james street, South Wheeling. The lot Is 80
feet front by 145 deep. The house is Of brick,
in good oTtler-contalns1r rooms and a finished
garnet. FoEparticulafS inquire ofS. II. Wood
ward, opposite the premises.
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just Received.
Pianos.

Pianos. - lallssc
TWO FIRST-cLASS SEVEN OCTAVE
Pinnos fnIl Iron frames, Rosewood ezses,
man Iifnctnre1l In New York, Will be SoldveTy.
low. II applied for soon, as I wish to make
: = : q. *. CARTWRIGHT,
Cutler and Optlctan, -
No. 100 Main Street, next door 70 ths Grant
House. - a 7 = feh12E
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Sfansportailollal..
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.lG0MP'Y
WINTER SCHEDULE. r.

oYFtcE BAIT. & ONO RA1InoAp Co.,
.I.if = 81 WHEELING Dee B 1850
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P1so's cure for Consumption, being a
certain remedy for the worst of human
ailments, must of necessity be the best
remedy for coughs and diseases of the
throat-which, If neglected, too often
terminate, fatally. Sold by L. Boek-
ing, No.l1, Odd FELLOWS Hail: ( q isi
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Maple AoLdsses-S2,2 % per gallon.
H0Hfny.-10c. per quart.
Grafn.-Oats 45c-; corn 7OaS0c.
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ACCOMODATION TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and amer LEG
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SWANS Bourbon Ritters

Hedddche COStt0eness, and kindred diseases,
arising from a dsordered condition of the Stom-
ach Liver Bowels. Let eoeyv one tru these
agreeable Bitters; once tried and used, they will
recommend them with confidence t, all others
who are in need of wholesome, agreeable and
efectual tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
for these Bitters has induced me 10 give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used
them, may try them and be convinced Of their
efficacy
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Wain's 50urb on Bitters

g-fS they are made of ingredients well knownt
ana approved by the medical profession as hay
ing powerful tonic properties, are both powerful
and pleasant, with sufficient siren thentn0 prop
critics TO correct the bilious derange of the
system, and act like charm when taken accord
ing TO directions, as a remedy for the following
diseases :-Indigesta0n, Dyspepsia, Jdxndice,
Lt0sr affections. Loss Of appetite, LOUNGES OF
SPIRITS, T
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SWANS Bourbon Ritt~rs

fs7 Ladies', who have tried and found most 9TH
er Stomach Bitters" too bitter anDdldtdJIe
md TOO htgItty Dledtcdted for their delicate taste
please give these trial, and you will not be
Withou them. They give tone to the stomach,
and strength to the whole system.
gay II your druggist OF tradesman has not got
these BtteTs have him send lor them
81 Remember The name and take no other.
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PRINCE ALTON Sc 90.
iSuccessors to DR.. @. W. RoRAoR,)
SOLE PRnrRiETORs,
Nos. So, SIS, 60 and 8. East THIRD ST.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO
]. H. WINSiOW & co.

Us III WIIN0EOVV q OOs
GEsTABLIsHRD 1860
1000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &c
WORTH $5OO.OOO!!
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT
REGARD 10 VALUE!
and not to be paid TOR until you k7oao eohat yOu
are to get t.e. :
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educate man to discharge the duties which
will devolve upon him, oftener than once in
six years. -.-,.. H.. .,..
1t is your duty to throw around the State
treasury all the safeguards which human
ingenuity can devise 1t is sacred trust
given you by the people. which they have
right to expect that you will faithfully
fulfill. ~. -
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A SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.

-. EACH
100 Gold Hunting Cased Watches, $1,000
lUV Gold Watches 20 90 |
100 Ladies Gold Watches 40 |
600 Ladies' and Gents Silver Watches 18OII
1000 Revolving Casters 1900 to Is on |
5000 Drinking Cups 1 7 90 to Is 90 |
5000 Oval and Chased Gold Bracelets 800 to 10 90
BOW Vest, Neck and Guard Chains 500 to 10 90
5000 LADIES' California Diamond Rings 300 to 500
5000 Magic Spring and Snap Lockets 400 to 10 90 |
10000 Gold Pens with Silver MOUNTED Holders 400 to 500
O00O 6od Pens with silver Extension Cases 90 600
SUD- sets AIDES Jewelry 800 TO 10 90 |
vVg Tea DESERT Fable Spoons, doz. 1900 to 200
e9V0 DESERT ana Table Forks per doz. II to "a 00
aWV Butter Knives, per pair 600 to TO- 90 |
SS oU1 napkin Rings, per pair 600 TO 10. 90 |
Stooe other articles 400 to 10 o. |
Certificates of all the various articles stating what
each one can have, first put envelopes sealed
up and mixed; and when ordered, are taken out I
without regard TO choice aad sent by mail thus Civ
ing all fair chance. On receipt of the Certificate
You will see what you have, and then it is 1T !
your option 10 send dollar and take the article or
not. ..... .F..t..s
One OF these envelopes will be sent BY mali on re-
cspt of 70 cents ave for 81 eleven for So; thirty
Tor SO; kiNtr five for So and hundred for S15
AdENCS wanted every where Great inducements
10 Ladies ann Gents, to such Fail to send
Tor Circular, which gives special TERMS full list and
particulars
Address, j. IL WINSLOW q Co
DINA No. FOB Broadway, N. Y.
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One inch Of space will Dt counted SOMA

--l---- INaLet OI AdVertisIng.
One inch Of space will Ut counted square
sage. W. 2w.l4w. Isw. Sm. J6m.i1y.
lSqt 81 90 50 90 $500 So so s4bO 81 90 IL 90
SSqr' 200 Q IS s rs 400 s 90 10 90 Is 90
2s ,l.- $50 8 % 400 500 o. IL 90 20 90
s0ol. 90 500 6OOI 9 90 II 90 IS 90 26 90
1ooL 20 500 90 1000 IA 90 20 0e IS 90
aool 70 8 90 10 90 IA 90 II 90 20 90 40 90
ool 90 loOg y 90 IS 90 20 90 IS 10 As 90
Col ; 1000 l60 Isl 20 90 70 90 40 90 rs 90
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. 81 n line prre
eai to- the first five lines ard h'tS cents Tor each
ziGltiops' tire.
EsTRAY NOTICES, published foui weeks, 1915 for
,tngie animal ard fifty cents for each additional an
una in sam notice.
LEGAL NOTICES at statute rates,
'ADvRRTtEMEETs not accompanied with direction
viii be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
'nV)v ''t .'.- s -!i..t#.f I..r.| 3f
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BY sCHOFF. VINEGAR g. co.
VOLUME 26.1

Niseelsnsous ex penses. ;. 50. s7s5O 90
-s. $192.1O0 90
Balance dve on appropriations 6i,SJ0 90
Appropriations not anticp tied 80. 80, geo 90
Interest on State Debt -. 10000 90
FaDds for war purposes. 52s, Oco 90
Due currency receipts Issued by the
State Treasurer, pursuant to chapter
2s2. Laws OF 1855 SS4, 900 90
state Prison and Charitable Institutions 1872 600 90
War expenses, extra pay to soldiers " 100000 90
Total expenditul 677, 200 90
GENERAL FUND
The whole amount received into the gen.
eral fund during this last fiscal year 9iS Ga 40
Balance in fund Sept. 80, 1854 :. s 32,S49 IS
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+ The cost of the care of the School Lands and
of the management OF the Fund during the year
amounted to $l5734 43. s
The receipts of the Swamp Land Fund DUR
ing the last fiscal year, were So, All 90.
The disbursements tor the came period most
y transferred to other funds, were S95, 3sl 10.
Leaving the fund overdrawn 50, 625 o.
The receipt of the Swamp Land
fund income for the fiscal year
amounted to. ---.-----------. Sl9, 1853 30
Balance in Fund, Sept 30, 1864 1858 II
M
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LANDS.

The Commissioners of School and Univer-
lty Lands report that there were sold du-
ing the last fiscal year :i2sits. ri a.aa
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The whole cost of managing this fund,
and protecting the University Lands for the
fiscal year, was 81, 047 60 20
The disbursements from rthe fund for the
relief Of sick and wounded soldiers for the
year ending Dec 81, 1875, amounted to
6. 101 81. at which date there was balance
in the fund of S22, $50 "a, which is much
more than will ever be needed. u
The disbursements from the Governors
Contingent Fund for 1866, were, $l.O25 80;
balance in the fund January 1, 1866, 81,
657 81.
WAR FUND.
The receipts of the War Fund for the last
fiscal year were as follows:
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The interest accruing from the School Fund,
together with rs per cent. Of the income of the
Normal School Fund, constitutes the School
Fund income, the receipts of which, during the
fiscal year, were: g.
For Interest. Recommendations. 158, 042 AZ
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1t is confidently expected that the State
authorities will be able to effect full set
Element with the United States during the
present year, and that the State will be full
ly reimbursed for all money expended for
war purposes, which properly belong to the
General Government to pay. Vouchers for
a large amount are already filed with the
proper auditing officers at Washington and
in process of settlement aud other vouchers
are now being prepared for transrnittal. =
Congress will probably enact laws during
its present session, which will facilitate the
final adjustment of all claims of this nature.
There was received during 1865, from
the United States, ON account, the sum of
$780, 238 &c
The Secretary of State estimates that the
whole amount Of expenditures from the
State Treasury for this fiscal year will be
$1,677, 900 90, for the following purposes,
for current expenses of State Government,
viz:
Salaries and permanent appropriation g. 40 o
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