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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-15
Quarterly MeefIng.
Wanted.

There will be a quarterly meeting held at the
United Brethren Church, in the south part Of Ba-
zetta, August, 18th and19th. AUG. s, 1856. 1t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-15
See a Woman

BA I have just made ten dollars by buy
ing a suit at REED & ADAMS.
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Metropolitan Fire Insurance
COmDaRV of New York,
Tickets.

Cash capital paid up, 81, 900. 10000. Cash assets.
$1.74,5ll.6S. WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent.
Aug SGT Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-15

BA You will find Rye Flour, Dat Meal,
Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and Farina,
at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN s. BRUCE.
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House and Lot for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the house
and lot where he now resides. For particu-
lars inquire on the premises, or of the under
signed at TrumbuIl National Bank, Warren,
Ohio. j. s. EDWARDS.
June 13, 1866. If.
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1908.
1866.

1903. 1866.
CESS
The NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CoMPA-
NJ continues to insure Merchandise, Farm
Property, Dwelling Houses and Furniture
at fair rates.
Apply to WHITTLEsEY ADAMS the only
Agent at Warren. [July II, 1866.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-31
Havana Market.

- Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commercial
HAVANA, December 22.-We have had considerable e1-
citomsnt among business men, not Of the greatest
on account of the scarcity Of our metallic base which
SPAIN to derlment but in few days. with return
oonduits all will be quiet, and no general suspension
viii be necessary for relies. One or two OF the smaller
banks Fessers Of and las Bosse1 sa e
yesterday tho hours before the dt Spanish ~ t
bak several hundreds. ALI demands were met M the
regaer course Of presentation notes redeemed &C. ana
1he se will be continued until the PANE Pbe d.
Tectors w adycc ofthe government last night declaeo
20 restrict heir specie payments to $25 600 per dem
~ SUGAR MhKET-Quotations nominal; buses NO ana
Il u at = Saa4M 100 lbs. No transactions during the week
IN "a stocks; contracts for crop at heavy ad-
ventes made az rial arroba less than the cur
ae. r.es AZ INT tmo of delivery in proportion to the
amount am 9 Of advances Shipped during the week hence
ana ~ IRON ~ M II 4o boxes aud 379 hhds OF which
70 Pors OF tho United states New York 1900 bxs and
nnaa I balance to European ports 40 hhds to
Nassau ana ~ bxs to other ports Coffee s16Aa17H
Rum sysass according to stavcs for rehned s74 for 2
nVa1 crops improving better than at last
mand and the advance lately reported fully sustained
FRE1dH1s-No improvement; most of s vessels efing
tQ nome ports in ballast to return With
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#p,,i;nlcIphia Market.


pR1IhDHr,pHrA Deccinnee 23-CorroN.- IS
rathrr NOR. do,, hut rccS arc without chanee.
Ahont 50 bls q l.lings sold at 33a35c per I'D for up.
az, 1sl rr,ri,s are ,l,,seed owing to The decline
n .l at y .e.r OF no sales OF either sugar or cotcc
lLoieI!lere is material change TO noticein price
or lnnad about zoo Dbs sold in lots to the homo trado
Including ==Z ooco = "a
Northwest s,,,1erne oIg o. oo
Northwest Extra ooSy NJ
Northwest i,ili;'. uoSsA1 "
Pennsyiyll.i and Western Superflne O0ey 81
PENNSYLVANIA and Western Extra OO0el ~ ~
Pennsylvania and Western Family. IL 0OWl3 ~
Pennsylvania and Western Fancy. oos a. . OK
cr ;s ~, % c,re OF interest to present
j.; t ,lii Iioriet, and continue former quotations,
nv ~ G5 for Pennsy red; s3 % for Southern
DO lot OF California sold ut s3 3O Rye s held at 81 ~
al s5 CON Is quiet saos OF 1000 bushels old yellow at
ST 16a1 IT. and new do at 9scas1 Oats remain without
change Sales of 5000 bushels ut 57aGoc Nohing uohs
in barley or malt The receipts today are as iolloHs
l740 bbs flour 4O75 bushels wheat ZIG 9oo bushcis corn
$500 bushels oats. III .t
prices arc without any material change Small saos are
reported at 500 p Dbl for mess pork l4al9c s. III or
plain and fancy baggcd bacon hanls 12al2c tor cked
do 2 al3c for primo lard in bbls and ties, and l5a3oc
lis for butter, as to quality =, a. zoo,,t,o
WHsIEy-Thsre is nothing doing except in the contra
band article. Z
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nfatanzag for north of Heeras 81 hds at g per 110
gallons, gross custom house gauge Of casks dolivered
IN AnoG,n brig for New York. to load od rallr9ad @ ana
scrap iron Mt AIatanzas at s4 per ton european
as last advised. I'm,
E1ciANaEs-Rathor. still to-day; brokers with their
folded not cyphOrng their en- books books eS6 Non nao
at Is to 10 premium sold Wednesday, $4,000 gold sixty
days sight a penum; elooo London sold yes
Premium and must down ptha lUa 'nG 2pan RadsGas
tons Of cause in full given Tho alarm will subsidc
promptly md there if no cause for apprehens0n 'fo'n
productive Cuba Oh your side OF the Gun Stfean.
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lint nriceg noninaly unchanged viz For fair to good
raining fur to gogd grocery Cuba Rca ana
common to good grocery, prime to choice DO
1a1zalso, New Orleans. 2lat2Kc - 80 Ok
Western in good packages mas held az - 40
without buyers. 81 - ,'ss.. 'i#
i porAroEsAre in reduced supply and held higher.
though sales light We quote Eastern IN lots uom
the vessel, .S0a85c per bushcl.
. is little activity among PACK
ers; several thousand hogs being slaughtered cost
ing S8aSM For the product the. market is dull We
quote Bacon shoulders II 1s and - cts for Sides.
Hams 16a17c for city an 20c for fancy brands Western
Mess Pork $21 5Oa22 Lard 13a13c for City ana west
ern bbs. No sales OF Bulk Meats.
BurrER-Roil is scarce particularly primo; we quote
s0a35c US to y Gades nacdye quote gooa TO planlg @
31a33c; common 2Da95c; Western Reserve loasoc, anu
Southern Ohio 15a16c New York State is scarce primo
only is now inquired for quote at 45a5Oc but the ia'er
very difficult to oblainZ z.===
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Exports.

p.u.,,Aep Pr schr Gertrude-t5, 600 feet Lumber,
as 600 Shingles, aud Sundries 40 ,.a,oa O.,
Steamship 1S3s saes Snes ssl m
tiarces Rice G1 pkes Suudries ~ bales pomcstics
Herces Wax, 80 bags and box Tobacco and 10 rolls
Leather. o r.1o,d
and l3l bales Upland Cotton bags Wool, 81 boxes
feet Lumber and sundees M aa st
her Y fierce Rice hid Bones, 1 bale Wool, + bales
Hides 175 Hides bundo Skins bbl Beef, eask ,'1
Brandy, / box Machinery, IL Empty Barrels, ools
Rosin, j bbls Turpentne, 8 bales Bags, oaies Rags
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Oenstrnecs per south Carolina Railroad.
December 28 AnN 20.

1744 tales Cotton II ba es Mdze, 26 casks Clay
Enrnitnra and sundries To " Dukes & co, w
Horiot E d Rodgers GO, Dowling Robinson Z
Co, Leo & Co. Graeser Smith, n + Kappelmann, J
nos Dese9ssnre " Ryan, Jeffers Co, Willis chs
om Walter Co. Johnston Crews Co. S.tit Rayenel
Salinas. " Williams Co. Mrs Hughes. Johnston,
Prngle, Mey, L Howard,
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T4E CIT ARLEsFON 1866. 1s F. 1@

& Co, j M Caldwell & Sons G n Ingrahan Street Bro 4
Co, r Fl Kegler, Courtenay & Trenholm j. 3 E Sloan,
Hunt & Bro, E West Co. pinckney Bros, W McComb,
q P Elliott G G Memminger, Mazyck Mrs st Armand,
Mrs Washington j NJ Fredsburg. q Nlartindaie,
Holiness N Legare Pinckney W G Stewart, D Aiken
& Go, ] & " Fl Armstrong.
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Per steamship Moncka, from Now York--H B Hopkins,
G Andeil, ID Augustin, L w Lenan Miss Il Phelps Mr.
Martin 4 Son, and 2 8teeraGe.
Per steamship saragossa, Tor New York-c L chaae,
Mrs E Reed and child and three in steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Bufon,
Hilton Head and Beaufort-Rev & Allen, Capt W Bark.
man, Mrs " Adams, B Adams, " Phelps, and 10
on deck.
Per steamer Fannie. frora Georgetown, s C-AI W
Wilson, S Dousas, j lizard, Parker, j, W Tia
pier, Carey, " Launoy II " Abbott, Lieut. Chance,
USA, Detjins, and "a on deck
Per steamer Emile from Savannah, via Dcaufort &c-
B spiede, N 8 English, Mclaughlin, E Collng, G T
Noble i Warren. NJ Woigcrt, Bradley, II N Ful-
lor, W Markham, and on deck.
Per steamer Idea, from Edisto and Rockville n
Mclaughlin, Wm armstrong; Wm Simmons, Nr Nc
Cure, Seabrook, Lieut. stuler II NJ Bailey, J" G Lee,
Scott Edings Archer G Little NJ Fluber Il VIII
son, a Frye, 4 " Frye, Mastettcr and 25 ON deck
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Wuminwton Market
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 27.-CorrR. BUYERS stu 9tl
out any transactons to report We quote choice r.
lss cents for lots to the trade Stock OF Rio l48oo
bags, In first hands.
the views Of buyers We quote Middlng Upland at S2
a33 cents
FLoUR-O market Is Inactive, but holders are steady
have only TO no today sale Of 100 bbls choice North
western Super at nj 26. Some inquiry for Howard
Street Winter E1a but is scarce and generally held
above BUYERS Views. We renaat quotations. viz:
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GRAIN-Wheat-630 bushels white and 60O bushels reL
comprised the offerings market quiet with small lots Of
F7OO bushels white and ~ 500 bushels yellow oered
market was duh at the close Included in the sales
5000 bushels prime dry white at 81 1850 bushels good do
96caS1 Oas3700 bushels received part sold at 56a
6Oc the latter for prime Rye-No receipts or sales.
MILL FEED-Scarce, and prices steady at 23a15c for
Brown Stuff 35a40c for ddlings and 55a60c for heavy
do q bushel. -..
Porto Rico b3ae5c; Cuba Muscovado 4Sa5bc; English
Island 55a70o p gallon.
R1oEWe notice sale not before reported Of 20 casks
Carolina at Co. and quote at 9a9Ao:
sALr-Remains firm but less active. We quote for Liv
erpool Fine So 1Oa3 25; Ground Alum 50 16a2 % SACK
and Turks Island Goo . bus but very slow sale.
Srrps.-Oloyer was in light supply to- day. but market
duh and prices heavy Quote nominal $8 25a8 % or new
Timothy quiet Flax is taken by city crushers at ~ 10
bus. ,.s ,.secs..tsssss
SuaAa-we have stu to note quiet mars5ss
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,..
CnAa1Esros Saturday Evening, December 20, 1866.
The market continued active and ssales generally
on tho basis of previous quotations, but in the latter part
Of tho day there was disposition in prices to harden
and in few transactions slight advance was obtalned
but while we note the market closing frm we renew
our previous rates. operations Of the day amounted
to 4Os bales say &c at 30; 65 at So 25 at 90h Cat
at 81 at 31 81 at 81 So at 80; IS ut 1915 s5
at 49, and bales of extra staple at 40c ib Wo quote
Ordinary ~ gov
Low Mddling. .SV1s@o1
atriot Middlinp, ,...................3 @32H
Good Mildling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
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REMOVAL.
&C TR11MRO e. SON

70. T.. TKUMDU. q bUI1.@
uAvr REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TRoM NJ NO 6,n las
wbere thew havo on hand an assortment
Of BUILDING MATERIALS such as Doors sashes
Blinds Lime cemen Plaster Pas 1e a ~ 9.ras vidbs
and strips sawed out for hand rails; Mahoghny Newell
Posts and Balastors, al OF reduced prices; u.o-.u
Mr.. e. AUSTIN, Agent, can be found there wno WI
keen on hand PAINTS OILS, GLASS, PUTTY AUD
BRtsHEs-an Of which will be sold at low picesL
NoYeulbar 6 tathsz1nQa
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COMMERCIAL.
.-%%N-

Imports.
u.r1rAy N a-por Br Brig Chebuotoo- 900 feet
mher 10 600 Laths 172 bbls 155 half bbls, 59 Or
bbls Fish = kits Mackorel, pkgs Codhsh: samon 80 mon
6c-ToTS& T Budd. pkgs-Io WINS y Clis
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE December 2e-coTTosIThe market ,la @ open
ed yery quiet this morning at Mondays rates. but on re-
oept Of unayorabe New York Gold and Cotton accounts
factors lowered their ideas which, coming within the
limits of orders in bnnds Of buyers. good demand
eprane up resulting in sales of 1900 bales the market
closing quiet at SOC for middling. ,.,.5,.
MoNErARY AND FINANcIAL.-Bankers and dealers re-
port active business In Domestic Exchange at better
rates than on Monday-say II checking and Y. 70 d1s-
count buying for New York Sight,
New Orleans Sight par.
Sterling 13s a 142
Gold is vey unsettled ia sympathy with New York. al
though prices are higher than in that market Dealers
have been paying to-day 1s1 1872 and selling at 1873
1874 -
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, December 29.-TuRpENr1NE--sale
OF 9l6 bbs at 81 90a4 IS for yellow Dip and 81 5a2 l7
for hal per $50 lbs the market closing atowet heures
epIRCs TuRpENTINE.-No change in price, Sales Of
70 bbls at 81 cents per gallon.
Ros1N-Sales of 283 bbls common at $3a3 Is; 93 do
STAINED ct s. Co. 86 do No at $4a4 50 1873 do No at
81 go, SIS, seas 12A; and 1928 do pale at S7a9
TARaes Of 46 bbls a 81 co. and 240 do at u 60 per
CorroN-22 bales changed hands at 81 cents for mid
ding. .,,,.ou
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ME w OR X.

DAILRoAD KLEs, WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES,
ID Bolts Nut Washers, Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts,
Iron Forgngs ofvarious kinds, &C., &c.
STEEL AND UBBER SPRINGS LOCOMOTIVE AND
HAND LANTERNS, Portable Forges and Jack Screws,
Cotton Duck for ar Covers Brass and Silver Trimmings,
Betting OF all kinls, Baggage Checks, &C., &c.
Also. Agents DR. the manufacturers Of CAR HEAD
Innings.
ALBERT BRIDES. GEL O. LANE
Noveubsre ZtutGsu.l,o
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. December 9.-GoLD-Thero is slight de-
mand on yeserd y's market. Brokers buy at l32 and
soil at 135" "
snYER-Buy at 1877 and sell at 132
. COrToN-rhcre is very good demand. Sales OF the
day 276 baes follows at 49, at 29 Is at 3o Is at
30 26 at 81 IS at 81 81 at 81 ~ 100 at ~ IL at ~
and Is bales at $50. The receipts 1O7 bales. We
quote Middling to Strict Middnng 3la32; Good Addlng
52hc.
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tat narrsa
ssM 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19

house with one daily paper printed in this
state. to be selected by the members and
officers
Rev. \. P. Foster Of Montpelier was
then elected chaplain Of the house.
On Friday Joint resolution was Offer
ed in the senate fixing on Tuesday after
noon to elect a secretary OF state, sergeant
4; arms. auditor of accounts supt OF state
pi,on. comm'r OF insane, bank comm'r,
adiutant and Inspector general, quarter
master general, judge advocate general,
and three directors OF the state prison. tor
the year ensuing.
In the house Mr. Prout OF Rutland IN
tro1uced bill relating to the quallllca-
ton of voters providing for check lists
Referred to Judiciary committee.
On canvassing the votes tor state DILL
GERS ii appeared that the republican noml-
nee, were elected by just about $4,000
minority, and after they were duly IN
formed of their election Gov. Dillingham;
communicated his message.
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Exchange of Government Securities

The attention of holders of the oil l.
:. 5-2O'> dated Nav |, 1862. and of the
first series of 7-36'S, tdated Aug. ID,
| 1854. * directed Ia the advertisement ut
the First National Bank oi' 1t. ,IohnShury.
found in another column. The adyanta-
geS of exchange and conversion OF the
above named SECURITIES are, that the hold
er can have hiS old 90 bonds. winch the
government can call in for REDEMPTION at
any time after May |. 1861, exchanged
for those dated July i. 1865, which will
not be rcIcemable until after July l, 1870
which exchange. At present market
rates. will give him Il net profit of from
3 to per cent.-after de,luciing The diff
ference OF two months accrued interest.
This difference In market value Is merely
accidental, and very soon, the new, OF la
Ter issue, will doubtless command as hirh
or even higher premium than the old,
In converting the 1905 into 5-20s
The government row allows the holder
: $40 per cent accrued interest on his
'-30s and charges the accrued goJd inter
est om the 5-20'S from July /, iast,tc date
OF conversion. in eaprracy: - that parties
making the conversion, besides receiving a
6 per cent. gold Interest bearing bond some
. months before they are entitled 10 the
same, in exchange for their 1-30s-and
while gold commands a premium OF 90
per ceni.-wiil receive IN the coupon n.a-
turing Jan. |, next IA god that Tor which
they now pay only c,rneacy.
A. it takes some three or four weeks TO
get the 5-2Gs hack, after sending ON the
1865 10 Washington. parties wishing to
make this conversion should attend Ia the
matter al Cnce, 20 - ,o secure the liberal
Inducements now olitrel by the gOvern-
ment.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
By c.. NJ. STONE d 60.
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, FRIDAY OCT. 10, 1866.

e. The elections last week proved
much rs the first returns indicaied-sl
gain of two members OF congress in Penn
sylvania, and a loss of one in Ohio. Sev-
en- states have now elected members 10 The
next congress, aBd they f'ot up as fol-
lows: Republicans 56, democrats ID
This looks very much as though the coun-
;ry WAS being johnSonized, doesn't II!
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e The Governors message l. - lcn@
that much legislative proceedings prepared
for this paper are crowded out-syet We
felt that all would wish TO see the message,
which is much commended az 4 sound,
straight forward and able document. We
shall catch up with the doings of the leg
iSlature next week.
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The loss OF both her senators within so
brief a period. was :; calamity unprece-
,lented in the history of Nermont-un-
precedcnted in tie history OF any OF her
sister states. Their long experience and
distinguished services. their rare ability
and ripe wisdom, tI,it tried and uniailing
consistency TO duty ani fidelity 10 state and
country, their Christian purity and nobii-
ity of character. mad won tor them the
foremost rank in the councils OF the ma
ton. In the fullness OF their great use
fuines> and influence. at time when ihe
need, OF the nation cried out iOr their co.l-
tinuance AMONG Us. they were. by the de
crees of an inscrutab!e but just providence.
called hence Their loss seems irrepara-
bic. Vermont. ;iouhIv honorti by their
lives, weeps over their .re-h graves, and
the nation mourn> with her. The never
iaIing record OF their lives remains rich
legacy to their state. d Guiding li@hi upon
the pathway Of their successors, az III
,plratIon TO all
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ton. In the iullneSs OF their great use
fuineS> and influence. at 4 time wien the
need, OF the nation cried out ior then, con-
tinuance among Us. they were. by the de
crees of an inscrutab!e but just providence.
called hence Their loss seems irrepara-
bic. Vermont. ,ioun!v honortj by their
lives, weeps over their .,'2-n graves, and
the nation mourn> with her. The never
failing record OF their lives remains L rich
legacy To- their state. Il Guiding li@h, upon
the pathway OF their successors, RI in
splratlon 10 all.
STATE OF TIE COUNTRY.
Since my last annual communication To-
the legislature. tie work Ur reconstrucilnr
and re-organizii.g ;ie stale and local guy
crnment>, which. iOr more than !Our wears.
had been IN rebellion against Tie federal
authority, has largely engaged the ;,ttcn-
ton Of the executive and legislative de
partmenis OF .iIe general government ::
and, a, is both necessary ana wi>c in :,
republic in which the citizens are sOver-
elgn and the scarce OF ali power, this
work has commanded the interested and
intelligent observation and criticism OF the
whole people OF the country.
UnhappiIv ior the best solution OF thu
problem OF reorganization. the national
executive and the national legislature have
not been in accord IN liyir views u! the
best method OF Restoring thr>' in>urgrut
communities to their Irur relations 10 the
te ieral government and the WORK has
thereby been Much DELAYED. the difficult
ne, which environ 1t have been mUcil M
rre.Sed, and ihr southern communities
have become mucn more hostile than III
first to the demand, OF ihat wise poiic.
winch would render treason odiou-," Oh
tam ample security tor the future. AID
eiIabIc The government 10 redeem every
picd4c it has mtdr to ii, creditors, to ii,
friends, and 10 the race which il la
cni,ncipttc,.
Tic executive branch OF tn govern
lncnt, iaNin" inaugI'.,i,d ihr work OF r.
o. anizin1 the rrb,i,i1n- s.,.tc> without;
seeking the advice or c,-opgraIion oi' con-
"rc-s. E;i, continued 70 insist upon ii, cX-
elusive coniroi OF i:,e Wur.,. AMI hI> de-
s.iri TO the legislative branch oi tile 4ov-
crmmsnt any >hart in Ills determination
OF tic stutu~ OF !he ;uS;ir-yut -,nu.uiii-
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Excess OF current liabilities, 81, 7S5 96
ESTIMATED CURRENT EXPENSES.
Interest on bonds
and loans. 100000
Other state cXpen-
seS, 10000
For sinking fund.
inStallmcnt on
bonds. l50.O0O
cIef nnn ~
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c. The Legislature elected siai' '..'.''
"a tuesday. Gen. Wel> H.Is clOctcd >"
jut..ni and Inspector Ucncr..l.
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stature next week.
SConsiderable excitement was creates

SConsiderable excitement was created
through the country a few days since, by
dispatches in the city papers purpOrting
to be questions put by Mr., johnson 10 his
attorney general relative TO the constitu-
tionality OF the 10Th congress, and in case
ii was not a constitutional body, his Cthe
presidents duty, &c. A this so agreed
with hints thrown out by Mr.. johnson in
his late tour. no one doubted IL Ii prov
cd however 10 be a bogus dispatch, got
up by one Flint, who during the war was
rebel correspondent of the y. Y. Herald
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Ordinary and war expens
es. balance. S2ol, OS3 10
Paw rolls. militia. less fines, 29,94S o.
Soldiers alIotments, 1900 -
Agricultural college fund.
invested in bonds, 1000 90
safety fund repaid. 5,G25 90
Loan Of 1859, balance paid, $4,000 90
Loans. 1864 and 1860, paid, 294 900 90
balance Of interest account. 1869 80
Credit sinking fund, $500 90
Bonds of 1871, paid. 24,50O 90
Balance in treasury Sept,
10, 1866, 2S,576 g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19
$9O9.994 II

$909,994 II
The liabilities and resources of the state
81 date Of trea>urer's report, as follows :
State bonds outstanding, viz e:
Due June |, 1871, 1915 800 90
Due December /. 1874, 100000 90
Due December |, 1876, 100000 90
Due December |. 1878, 250,OO0 90
S1,G25. 800 90
The $4,000 o. credited TO the sink
ing fund. and 500, 900 90 which the au
dIlor expects to receive soon from the gen
cr,l government, are intended for applica-
ton on these bonds
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Due alotmcnts. S21,21G 81
Due receiver Of Danny
Bank. safety fund. $50 90
Due towns, l. $ surplus fund, ,l76 Is
Dnc agricultural college fund, 4,l37 10
Due extra state pay, estimated, 20, 900 90