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VERMONT STATE ELECTION. - The election
for State officers in Vermont takes place to-day.
The nominationssof the two parties are as fol-
lows:
Republican-For Governor, James d. Page;
for Lieutenant-G Governor, Stephen Thomas; for
Treasurer, John A. Page. ,-.--.--. .-..,.....
Democratic-For Governor, j ohn L. Edwards;
for Lieutenant Governor, Waldo Brigham; for
Treasurer, James n. Williams. =,
The Burlington Free Press, in speaking Of
the election, says: "Andrew johnson dislikes
Republican majorities. Let a Republican ma
lority OF thirty thousand be the response of
Vermont to his suspension of Stanton, his re-
moval Of the gallant Sheridan, and his insults
to Gen. Grant" , s-g BE-. -,-5, s.4..-.
Last year the total vote was forty-ive thou
sand, and the Republican majority twenty
three thousand. n 5,sa -, rt-.s, 5.s.,, 81 =
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- gES1''Tlle perfumed light
Steals throuph fJha mist of ala ho stor

+ the midst of Ioses' - 3 "a EErRFE
Such was the fiowery land filed with heal
ing airs and life-preserving products, where
DIR. Drake discovered the chief Ingredients of
his wonderful Tonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bitters-the enchanted tropical island of St.
Croix. The Plantation Bitters, combining all
the medicinal and tonic virtues of the healing
and life sustaining products of that favored
cline, are, without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy. for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all
other Stomachic difficulties.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price
III ( TO U4& aug31eod2wSw2w
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WHITE WIrNEssEs.-The mouth of the man
who purifies his teeth with Sozodont is a wit
ness box, and every time he opens it two rows
OF cleaning witnesses testify to its identifying
properties. "a & OH aug31deod3t
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MARRIED.

In Waterville, Aug 27, Moses Butterfield OF Port
land, and Mrs. Abbie W. s. Atwood, OF W.
In Skowhegan, Aug. IL. Bella W. Ireland, of S.,
and Mary A. H0lway, of Fairfield. U U Hl'' =. +
NJ Stone.
In Gardiner, Aug. q, David Upham and Rosetta
j. Neal. 1IiI1
In snmmerville, Aug. 49, David Upham and Ro-
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best III the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No Disappointment. No ridiculous
tinis. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invisorates the hair, leaving
It soft and beautiful The genuine Is signed VIE
liam n. bachelor. All others are nero limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Peri1mers. Factory u Barclay street, New York.
~ Beware ofn t'ounserfcit.
November TO- 1896 d1ysn LTD
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In order to remove Moth, Freekles, Tan,
Spnburn and Eruptions from the skin, you
should use preparation without any sediment
as Schlotterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
10 cover the face with chalk and to remove the
above impurities are two different things.
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GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN, We, learn, has
sent an earnest request to the Government that
Admiral Farragut, who is now in the Medi-
terranean, may be instructed to send United
States ship to transport The suffering Jaffa coli
onists to their old home in Maine.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise having peen
4 seized for violation of the Revenue Laws Of tho
United States and the U s. Appraisers this port
having certified under oath that the expense Of its
keeping will largely reduce the net proceeds of the
sale the same will be sold at public auction, In front
Of the Old City Hail. in this city, on Wednesday tho
llth instant, at II o'clock A M, to witt ~ q Il
f One Red Horse.
Under the provisions OF Sec 10, of the Act entitled
can Act further to prevent juggling and for other
purposes" approved July IS, 1896. llhfl7F = :
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Sept 3, 1867 70 p y y did
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Hd BE SURE AND GET YoUR VoTEs!--Town
Committees will please send i'll their orders
promptly, as soon as the nominations for Rep
resentatives are made. Send the full names OF
your candidates for Representatives.
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THE Democrats of Vermont are forced to re-
sort to the same novel tactics adopted by their
brethren in this State, and meet with as NOR
success. At copperhead convention a Mr..
Josselyn was nominated for Assistant Judoe
Of Windsor County, but Immediately declined
the hopor, because Of his Republican, princi
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DIED.

In Falmouth, Aug. 81, Miss Marian Staples, aged
SO years. ~ - :
In Brunswick, Aug. %, Henry W., son of Joseph
d. Davis. OF Durham, aged months.
In San Francisco, July 20, Mr. Amos o. Hunt for
merly OF brunswick. aged 80 years months
In Gardiner, Aug q. Mrs. Elizabeth reliet of the
late John Berry, aged 50 years 10 months
In Gardiner, Aug. %, Alonzo Ouint. az d "a vrs
23d, Mrs. Emeline Ransom, aged a. years
In Leeds, Ang. 10, Mr.. David Lane aged 10 wears |;
9th, Dav Morse, aged 50 years. - 'O''
In Addison, July 10, Mrs. Josephine Batson, aged
months. a,s- -, u \ = = =
In Norridgcwock, Aug. 20, Frank Buzzel, aged
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Rnhical.

This unrivalIed preparation tor beauHfying tht
complexion and restoring tine freshness ana pl1on
Freckles, is now for sale by all Druggists and Faney
Goods dealers in this city. Enquire for Rubicel.
August "a 2Wsn it4-A = f~t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

NJ Notice noh9nb
The Republican voters of Westbrook are request
ed to meet at the Town House in said wesbrook. on
Thursday, September, 6th at 4oclock NJ, to choose
candidate for Representative. aaull .r.q
!, Per Order Republican Town Committee.
Sept3-dtd Is q - 81 -
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DEERNa HALL-There was another very
large and fashionable audience at the ball last
evening to witness the performance Of the
Japanese, troupe. One of the members was
injured by falling nom the rope and was car
ried from the stage by his companions. he
appeared to be suffering severely. This eve
ming the, troupe will again perform, with a
change in the programme. There will be a
grand matinee tomorrow afternoon. ,f...-,-
Yesterday afternoon the whole troupe took a
ride around the city in barouches. They were
preceded by the Portland Band, which dis
coursed splendid music. IN 3 tse.tr,e,Esg
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Eve IL YTHING
For Shooting or Fishing.

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Tail
or's, BARRIERS and other SHEARS, Fruit and Fao0er
CLIPPERS Ia new fhing) and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of gy1l G. L. BAILEY,
aug27eodtt sn a. No. As Exchange Street.
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state Items.

The body of an unknown man with his
throat cut, and razor near by was discovered
in the field GEAR Broad Cove in Belfast, on
Thursday last A Coroner's inquest resulted
In verdict of suicide. sF CsFE
The Wing learns that an Indian boy was
drowned in the river, near Bangor, on Satur-
day. 9Is& Is suiti Voa ,ynsG5i lfleFs
The Spiritualists are holding meeting in
a beautiful grove near Bucksport. e-.-.,-
The Machias Republican says the lumber
market is exceedingly dull at present. New
York deals are worth about $12 per thousand
in that place.
I'VE learn from the Lewiston journal that
Mr.. Jordan and Miss Stackpole of South West
Bend, Mr.. Maxwell Of Auburn and a small lad
were upset in a carriage at Minot Corner
Ihe harness broke, the horse ran and threw
them out. Mr.. Maxwelps elbow was broker
and his side injured. The others were some
what bruised. They came very near being
thrown some 40 feet into the water. 81. 4. 81
Hon. H Hamlin will speak at Buckspor
this evening and at Ellsworth tomorrow even
ing.
There was slight frost on the low lands in
many places last Saturday morning.
we learn from the Bangor Wing that as
the people from Camp Meeting were returning
on Saturday, Mrs. Noyes, widow lady of that
city, fell partially through hatchway, on the
steam tug, injuring her quite severely. 9cw
The Houlton Times hears reports of the
wolves being very numerous in towns in tina,
vicinity. In ludlow several farmers have suf
tered by depredations committed by them up.
on their Hooks of sheep. Robert Ingraham
mad eight killed in one night. They appear to
be unusually bold and bloodthirsty. -i,..
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IMPORTS,

HAVANA. Brig Melrose-33s bids 50 ties molas-
SEES 20, 900 cigars, to Geo Hunt.
REMEDIES. Barque 4 Shaw-45) hhds 10 ties
sugar, order. -. - ~ La, n 5i.--.-- :. =
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Il DIR. s. s. FITCH'S.t
ssEamilV RhVSician >,

Seventy-six pages price rs cents. Sent to any nd
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. s. 5. FITCH, q
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan20div
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There was slight FROST on I the low land.
Business Items.
RING LosT.4see advertisement.

"A FRESH and roseate complexion secured by
the use OF Rubicel. All Druggists have it.
Sept g. d1awtf ~.f ttrF rs ,.5l--t
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HI. I. ROBINSON.

To thc Omce Of Messrs. G. m. Dnyis a. Co. /.
Mol COMMERCIAL STREET. ausld1m
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y f{%r r2ss stsT-aN-s--- 49,
sasIs hume, aaai her Metropolitan assssiss
Mona, Mrs julia Norris has made herself as
thoroughly respected and beloved as woman,
as she is chefished as an Interpreter Of sacred
harmony. a
one Is well entitled to the warm welcome
whicn mas greeted her, for she has reflected
honor on the place of her nativity.
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CAPE ELIzABETH.-At a Republican caucus
held at the town house in Cape Elizabeth
Saturday, Aug. 81, George F. Henley was duly
chosen as candidate for Representative to rep
resent the town in the next State Legislature
Also, Eben N.lPerry, Henry s. Jackson and
George i. Henley were, chosen Town Com
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NorIh Yarmouth Academy


NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scubed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation Of the Rev.
enue Laws: .s| I -
Aug 1G, 1857, at Portland, bbl containing IL d0z
Eggs, and 80 doz prs Socks; Aug q, from Steamer
New York, II Bottles Gin; Aug %, at Lewiston, 1
GraylHorsc; Aug %, at Potland, Red Horse.
Any person persons claiming the same are re-
questcd to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof, otherwise the said goods
viii be disposed Of in accordance with tn Acts Con
gress in such cases made and provided.
f ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR,
Collector.
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MouNrFoRr STREET A. M E. CHuRcH.-A

a collection taken at this church on Sunday
last to reduce the debt on the church, the gem
erous sum of $3.50 was realized. This Society
is making "a great effort to clear their house
from all debt before next May. To accomplish
this, outside aid will be needed, and two or
more welfknown persons with recommends
tions will wait upon our citizens and solicit
aid for this object. Let a generous response be
made, and worthy Society will have pleas
ant place of worship. The committee are very
thankful for the liberal aid already received
from the friends of this church. X.
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3 gR" FIRST Page to-day--Four Years Ago
and Now; the Dominion of Canada; Varie-
ties. G h3aaai9 sa6 x6Hau 20 yt.9 GIT
hi, Fourth Page Growing Old; Chinese In
New York. 81. -t,. ,,ssr 4.Ft 7og qsasfD
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Medical Notice.

g. H.CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tention TO Dsea OF the Eye No. 30iy Congress ST.
Office hours from IL A. M. TO 1 P. M. a1i.oll
Nav 49, sHh U.'.- m
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- : .-----a - LII LIZ Sooo,iot q
! BINcKLEY AGAIN.-The Acting-of Playing
Attorney General is trying his hand in good
earnest at the pleasant art of drawing-up opi-
MONS for the instruction and enlightenment of
once removed from place in the Land Office
on account of his refusal to take the oath of
loyalty, and during the war twice Struggled
himself through the rebel lines.A He is also
said to be a near relative to the rebel General
johnson. With these antecedents 1t Is no
wonder he is found conspiring with the Pfesi-
dent to break down the character of loyal men
like Judge Holt and General Sickles. The
opinion on Sickles' case, which has just been
published, was withheld from the Washington
papers until it had been given to the public by
the Northern press. so as to prevent an expo
sure of its unfair statements for one day. 1t is
very lengthy documents in which Mr.. Stan.
bery's style is feebly initiated. -
He descants upon the supremacy OF the Su.
preme Court at great length. In his view, the
error of Gen. Sickles in interfering with the
process of the District Court, is a perversion
of authority which, if persisted in, would &C.
quire the character of the crime Of levyine
war upon the United States The authority
of the Supreme Court is left intact by the re.
bellion, as if it had not occurred, and the
President is bound to avenge its outraged dig
nifty by enforcing the punishment of persons
obstructing the officers of the law, i. g., prose-
cutting Gen, Sickles. The closing paragraph
of the opinion is as follows: sss2t
ID All process of the federal courts runs in the
name of the President of the United States,
because the mandates of the courts call him to
action as they do all to submission, and he
must execute them as laws of the highest
sanctity by the whole power of the nation if
necessary. Is your Excellency in state of
collision with the national judiciary? If not
since the whole executive power is thus vested
IN you by the organic law and can be diverted
by nothing but a change in the organic law
during your incumbency, it must follow
that the collision of the AUTHORITY which
is the subject hereof, is the mere mis-
demeanor of contumacious and unfailh-
ful executive agent, who, having offended
against the lawful power Of the Judiciary, has
rendered himself liable to prosecution accord
ing to the law. But the great responsibility
which appears to me to rise on such occa-
sloh, where the physical power of the offender
is as great as this is that for the sole executive
TO suffer the Judiciary to be overthrown in any
case would be potentially 70 overthrow it him
sell; and therefore am soleLuly impressed
with the belief that unless the President
promptly suppreSses the contlmacy thus dis
closed to him he is exposed to the Just irnputa-
ton OF culpable ,nsensibity TO the co-ordin-
ate dignity and paramount sanctity of the Ma
tlonal Department of Justice Contempt of
law INDUCED in speedily grasps at the heart
strings OF public order, so teaches history. az
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1.-The Philadelphia National Refresbment
Saloons, where the soldiers from eyery mart of
the Union were fed during the late war, were
an honor to Philadelphia, and there is a pecu-
liar propriety in the circumstance that Pbila-
deiphia should inaugurate plan for the en-
dowment of National Institute, where the
orphans of these same heroes may have home
and receive an education. This is what the
Trustees of the Riverside Institute are aiming
most successfully to accomplish. Acting under
the charter of the Washington Library Com
pany, incorporated by the State of Pennsylva-
MIA, they are offering stock at the low rate OF
one dollar per share, and will give to each sub
scriber beautiful and valuable steel engrav-
ing, worth at retail more than the price of the
stock, and as an additional inducement will
distribute among the stockholders presents
valued at 100000. In the distribution ever,
one has an equal chance to obtain large pres
ents; one is worth $4,000, another $4,000, &c
Who can refuse to do a patriotic and benevo-
lent action on these terms. &c Ny FWsE'N
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why Suffer from Sores ?

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts
Wounds, and e1ery Complaint Of the Skin. Try IT,
as it costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for
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-"Strumatic Mineral waters !"

In bottles OF one and half pnts. One sufficient
for days use. l.lf tasflNt.o 4NtHlsa-s
gP-Sold by Druggists generally. 81. .s
Merrill Bros. No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; Reynolds
Pratt & Co., No. log Fultor st. New York, Whole
sale SCENTS. no20s N eodStw1y
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May IL. sNU ~ ~ IN
ny-stramatic salts aud strumasic Min.
ernl Waters, just received and for sale hy
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
no24sNeod&weowly - No. SO Commercial St.
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MINER1L BATHS At HOME

For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
36 cents to o. p SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass.
and receive box by return mail. w. r. Philips &
Co., agents for Maine. r.fo april201ysn
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Union Republican Appointments

Hon. Lot m. Morrill,, of a ugusta,
Will speak at
Bath. - Monday evening, Sept 3
Briaeton Center, Friday. 8 spt O, at "a O'clock
Brunswick, Saturday Sept, at u O'Clock.
Gen. X. M. Lee, of Coma, 'a+%
...r, -, It.. .--... Will speak at aEa7i ,f.4a4gE
Mount Vernon Village, Monday evening, Sept 2.
GRAY, Tuesday. Sc 1T 3.
Cape Ezabeth Town Hall,l Sept 4 t73 o'clock P. N
. Sidney Town House s-n5 Friday, Sept 6, PM
John L.. Stevens, oil. aud
Will speak at ~ - II, a
= Mount Vernon Village, Y Monday evening sen
Monmouth, = = - THURSDAY evening, sep
Sidney Town House Friday, Sept D, nd
-rC Hon. Hannibal Hamiin,
u 5z.-l5lg1m q VIII speak at :. - c..
Rockland. r-qf-17 Monday evening, SEPT z.
TawJan" = Tuesday evening, Sept g.
RnnLsnn,rt Wednesday evening, Septf
Eisworth - 10 > Thursday evening, Sept g..
30 Johu L.. stephens and A. h. FarweIl,
T3l Do nll,--. l5st Will speak at ~ ----ii ~
sNor,b yossalboro' : Saturday evening, Sept 4.
s33 GEN CALDWELL, OF ElIsworth, 20
.s l-sr1 Or -a4 Will speak at 1i a-1 ui 5nr
Saccarappa. % - -iH9 -gtl Monday. Sent g
b Steep Falls, Standish, = ar TUESDAY, Sept g.
4 Gorham Corner, Wednesday, Sept 4, al ii O'Clock.
a.-'g IA I'd Hon, Lewis BARKER 80,
,.,sa s15 viii speak at Tahl,r.Is IN
BucSspcrt, 20 sla -. wedn uesd SEPT SEPT E. E.
Ellsworth, u u- 9't-c9s-i I Thursday Sept 8.
o.
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THIRD PARIsH.-This Society held a meet
ing last evening to act upon the proposition of
the Central Church The question was taken
by yeas and nays, and decided against accept
ing the proposition--yeas IA, nays 16. There
was evidently some excitement on the occa-
sion, and yet but few speeches were made
They voted to adjourn the meeting two weeks
from last evening, and so there may be another
trial upon the question. Both parties appear
| tobe anxious and determined 1t is hard fol-
many to eive up the old ground, and 9th, rs
think it will be harder to build, and thus stands
the question. ~ ~, ..'.-. '.l' .--1o -
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"STR UMATIC SALTS -,

These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF tie Mineral Well of the PENIS Salt Man
ufacturing Co.. in PitIs5urg, and are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. ID
reetions are attached.
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Valuation and rasss Fot 1867,

The'tauatoii of Portland f5ft the present year, as
appears by the lists whithiave just been delivered
into the Hands Of the Caileetor BY the assessors s
Real Estate 80. ~ " Soa,o o ee
Personal Estate E loo0z,0-o
S2s,313,si5
In the Personal Estate il included -. 500 ,osng
the value of shares in the National Banks owned oy
nersons resident of the city, but resident OF the
State for the first time taxed under tne law OF the
TrnieI States and In conformity TO law passed at
tha iast session of the Legislature
The whole number ofpolls the present year is 1888
RI rb ta mount required to be raised by taxation in
the city, the present year year is Grit n IalI I
For State ..,-r $107, 23S Al
For County 40 122 GS
For CITY, ..I... s..i... 49,. - !. ~ 537 700 90
For oVer'ayihss' Observation-Disclosures. 1922 OF
.-.Jf-fiotai,.. SIZE, S53 20
The rate Of taxation is 81, IS on the 500. ,,--
:, In 1866 the valuation was - S"' -'-'--
iso'' .... Sl5,299, 1OO
III 4JIB blSIISl - " - ai'siiia .l-
F. QlI nc lWA. ...... SzS,oVi,iio
Amount raised by taxation I'm 1867, for State, Coun
ty and City purposes $74I, 56s 05, S25714 80
more nor than for the present year Rate OF taxato'i
Number Of polls in 1885, 7422 Poll tax So. 80
Deducting the value of the Bank shares owned OUT
of the city, the figures show decrease In cohse
quenee of the great tire Of. ..,. Slsoo''o''
| To this must he added the amount bor- OIL. -...
rOwed to build up tile streets devastat-
ed by the fire. so far as this has been - a.
accomplished, estimated. .........f z,VVo'ooV
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War Claims of NIaine.

Among the laborious duties of the Governor
this year especial attention has been given to
the prosecution of the claim Of the State
of Maine against the General Govern
ment for expenses in raising troops for the
late war. Nothing had been obtained from the
General Government on this account since
Jan. 18th, 1882. The amount of our claim at
the beginning Of the present year was $702, !
1882. OF this there has been allowed and paid
$3.50, 164.22, leavings balance suspended and
disallowed of SAC, G35.60, the items of which
are State bounty, sanitary and medical SER
vices, soldiers enlisted but not mustered Sc
This balance, together with a supplementary
account of some 100000, is being strenuously
pressed upon the attention Of the authorities
at Washington by the Governor. 'AA' s''+l
OF the sum already paid over 1857 ZOE. 10 have
been applied to cancel the direct tax of $780,
s26 laid ON the State by the. General Govern
ment in 1861. The balance, $19S, 1922, has
been paid in to the State Treasury and applied
according to the provisions of the acts of 1865
and 1866 'a 40 8"ilesl1aa 90 'A2aoas
The prosecution of this claim has been en-
vironcd by many difficulties chiefly those
thrown in its way by selfish and dishonest par
ties who have hoped to profit by tile perplexi-
ties they created, but as yet we believe their
attempts have not been remarkably success
full - +Sihd elt-4sl4A sHF E2lAH ~ Wv sar
The above figures may be arranged in tab,l-
lar form for convenience: ~ sHo &sa o. (
Bal of our claim at beginning otyear, s7o2, $40 80
allowed -at-- z1l-f - iig-s $500 656,l64 Y
Suspended -lad - LT3s 2uo- 81 lac ,os5 CO
DISPOSITION of amount allowed vy els "a ',gos