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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-05

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-05

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psrsfsntlibt unb Ssntn. tic itrt Nsmsn e'rin tsn
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-05

Sune II. 1867
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-22

Deduct amount to So passed to %
both School Funds' I.........,... .S2S9, ,sa366 ss
for Penit0ntiary and Hospital
for Insane nndFaEn at end Of
fiscal year, (sinoo paid l.....-..... 75,sI91J
Also, estimated ordinary axDen.
Ses Of stHt0iOr current year. 24OoO 90 s6O062 %
Amount subject to extraoriina.
~ PrOpriation...............-.... . 2o.ll2 20
It will be seen thatthe estimates of the
Auditor show small surplus in the
Treasury for the current year, over the
ordinary expenses Of the State. Yet /
suggest that strict economy be observed
in making all appropriations, and es-
pecially such as may not be regarded as
absolutely Indispensable. = gt
Much has been said Of high taxes and
lack OF, economy in the expenditure of
the public money; but neither complaint
is true as regards our State Government.
Many counties contracted large debts for
bounties to soldiers during the war
amounting to over two millions of dollars
in the State-which they have been pay
ing off since and this has very much in.
creased the county levies; and, aside from
the State taxes for school purposes, the
building OF school houses and organizing
schools under our Free School system,
has made the township taxes very heavy
for the time being. Both of these, how
ever, are Voluntarily imposed by the peo.
pie on themselves BY local taxation and
do nottepter into the subject of State tax
alton. They have constituted o large
part of the burdens of the people, levied
upon themselves IL their local otganizR.
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uonaE oPI DELKaATEs.

This body met at eleven O'Clock, and
was called 70 order by w. p. Hubbard,
&sq. Clerk Of the lase Hou6s, who,
after prayer by the Rev. Gideon Mar
tin, submitted q Report a6 TO the certih'
catss Of election La his hands, By this
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UsURY LAWS.

Allow me again to call attention to
the usury law in our State. and
to repeat q portion Of what / said
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REVISION OF The CODE.

AS authorized by resolutions adopted
February 81, 1867. and soon after the
adjournment of the Legislature, I ap.
pointed Hon. r. l.. Berkshire and Hon,
Thayer Melvin TO complete the revision
rectly after their appointment these
gentlemen entered upon their work,
and would have had 1t done, no doubt,
had It had not been for the illness OF one
them, which made it necessary that he
should desist from business for some
months of the time intervening since
his appointment. I Think may now
say, however, that the revision will be
completed and a report thereof submit
ted to the Legislature during the pres
ent session.
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PARDoNs GRANTED. &C,

In obedience to constitutional provi-
sion, I communicate to the Legislature
List OF pardons granted. and Of fines
and penalties remitted, during the year,
with the particulars of the several
cases, and my reasons for granting and
remitttng the same.
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soLp1ERs' cEMETER1Es,

The Annual Reports, respectively, of
Hon. d. G. Hubbard, member of the
Board of Commissioners of the Sold
burgh, and of g. L. Cranmer, ESQ,
representative of this State in the
Board of Trustees of the AntIetam Ma
ttonal Cemetery, may be found here
With, and exhibit the progress of the
work on the Cemeteries and the trans
actions of the respective Boards during
the Year
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TOt0l...,......,..,,,,.. ..,,,,,,,.,,,,.....
Deduct amount TO b0 passed TO
both School Funds E...,..,..,.,,,,l
Also, balance OF apprOpriAt ion
for PenitOntfnry and Hospital
for Insane undFaRn at end Of
fiscal year, (sinco paid ).......,,,..
Also. Q stimRted ordinary OK pom
Ses Of state for current ycar.....
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SHFRIFFS SALE.

BY rinut = fsuf vna q ctecgugn % n.
drsisi frsa thr Great C1aft Z Pknols
ooaaiy Nin, aat 10 hrofof jun.ns narilsun
commissioner y y IApsf B.nson. and one In
araf q lauint n4uis9u. administrator. w. T
Y. Pagh and \ J. Bsnsa, and one Ia favor Of
r II More. guardian. - - Wright and
\ J Benson = A., and one 10 favor u ] W
and Ahha e Hawkins - \ JAsper Benson.
! sill, 90 Noaday. the 9Th day Of July ls6s.
a. The courthouse irJr In the town u Pamela
In aid county. within lawful hours. offer for
sale 20 the highest hidder Tor cash. the follow.
ing land. io-wit The fractional east half of
section o. township 10, mpgr 3, west the
north half Of the north half u section "a.
township 10. mupr =, the southeast quarter VI
section ~, township 10, range X, the southeast
quarter Of section II, township 10. range 4.
snd 20 acre. n the rae, fraction Of the south.
vest quarter Of section -, township 10, range
s lying and being IN Pamela county, levied IN
a. the property Of \. JaPer Benson, Ia satisfy
aid executions and cOsb.
ieb-1t r. u JONES, Sheriff
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.

rs virtue Of a decrccof the Chnncery Court
Of Pamela county. State Of Mississippi, rem
drfed therin on the 18th day ~ November.
1867, In the suit Of George ". Dyer, admins.
traitor, &C., Ct al, complainantS agains, Jolcph
W. Morris administrator Ct A. defendants,
No. lai, In said court I will, as commissioner
therein appointed, IN Monday, the 9th day Of
July, 1868, a. the courthouse door IN the town
Of Pamela, In said comfy, between the hours
presenhed by las, offer ff sale VI public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands lying and being In said county,
aud known A. the north fraction Of the south.
east fractional quarter, and the north fraction
Of The southwest fractional quarter. and the
northwest quarter and the northeast quarter NJ
fractional section !, In township 0. Of range
eight, west and the north fraction 81 the west
fractional half Of fractional section q, Of town.
ship ., range !, west, containing In oil CSC
acres, mutc or less.
Traas ~ Sltr-On a credit " sir months
nom the day Of sale, with ten per cent interest
and bond with good security.
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