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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
''FOund al Last.

After trying all Others says J.. b. Gurnett,
Esq, Of Albany, "Barrett's Restorative" has
worked wonders, placing my hair back 10
its original color Buy Of HOyt, StrattOn &
HapgOOd. Oct. 7-lt
Have You Seen
The Grecian Bend at POKTER'S.
October T-ff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

Our Cloak Department
Is now opened for orders. All OF the latest
fashions received ct
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Down! Down! Down!
Has gone the priceof Fruit Jars, at
HOYT, STRArTON &HAPGOODS.
September 3-tL.
al Wool

Empress Cloths, MerinOes and wool Pl2ids.
at % cents and 81, at
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Hosiery.

In great variety can be found cheap as the
cheapest, at CLARK'S Notion Store, Main st.
October cit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

The ~tentfo of our readerr is directed to
the advertisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of lhis paper.
This valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use IT. Read the certificates.
August u, 1868.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
The MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

OFFICE WEsrERS RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARRES, ONO, Oct. 8, 1855.
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Folding Chairs 7!

fOiGlng CnalfS :!
II great abundance-other Chairs by the
thousand or otherwise, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSESDfS.
Sept. 2-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Rhyme Of Hats.

MAGNOLIA WATER--Superior to the best
imported Germa Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

- no notice viii be taken Of communica-
ION not aceompsniedb by responsible name.
The name viii be considered confidential
but must in all cases accompany letters as a
guaranty Of good faith No communlca-
tons returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

None so Blind as Those Who VIII Not
See!
Those wishing to pay three prices Will buy
without looking. Others, more careful, will
examine the prices at A. E ANDREWS. &
SONS, and 90 away satisfied that II is the
cheapest place I'm the market for Dry Goods
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

50 us.
81 OO-I NJ SOL 70-and as good Dollar
eighty cent Tea as in town. We also have
our old 81 30 Teas
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
Ganfambar g0-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E. S. ADAIR'S.
PIOWs, PIows. PlOWs.

The best steel Plows in market at d. II
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
WaSSan. Nav /. lSiS-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

Go to Pew & Bros.
To get your Fruit Jars.
July /, lS6S-tf
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ES EE

For hich the highest market price will be
paid at \. +. ANDRWES SONS.
Sept. ;. IS6S-tf
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Photograph Albums
At remarkably low prices at PORTER'S.
October 7-tf.

4 Large and New Stock OfLadieS Shoes.
Received. and y per cent. less than any
other place in the market, At
ANDREWS K SONS.
October 7-tf.
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Dry Goods
Wet Fentt

III NVV"N
In all Styles and prices now opened at A.
f. ANDREWS x SONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

,OarpeIS! carpets!
. For the largest stock and lowest prices. 90
10 4. r. ANDREWS SONS
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As Water

500 bbls of Salt for sale at whole
sale or retail at Island Mills.
RUSH, HAMILTON & co.
July 2-tf
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so Cts.

Sugar Way Down.
At HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD's.
September Soft.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Mems Suits.
,CarnefS2 CarnefSi

In Cashmere and Broad Cloth made L
order cheaper than the cheapest at
/ a. +. ANDREWS & SONS.
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YOU Can Find
MindnM Sash,

o IAN E1Iu
The Celebrated Heroine Fruit Jar, at
July Lift PEW & BROS.
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Foir st NaUton Falls,

Every Body Lock
AtA.E ANDREWS i SONS new sdver'
tisement on second page
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Hons Wanted.

Hops Wanted.
Sage Wanted.
September 5Gtf-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
THE SUPPLEMENT AtY RE
sTRUCTiON BILL.
RECON-

Here is the recent Supplementary Recon-
struction Bill as it passed both Houses and
went to the President. It may hence be c, n
sidered part OF the Congressional Reconstruc-
ton law
SgcrIoS /. That hereafter an election au-
thorzed by the act passed March 20, 1867,
entitled San Act supplementary to an act to
provide for the more efficient government of
the Rebel States passed March 2, 1867, and
to facilitate their restoration, shall be decided
by a majority Of the votes actually cast, and
at the election in which the question of the
adoption or rejection OF any constitution is
submitted any person daily registered in the
State may vote in the election district where
he offers to vote, when he has resided therein
for the ten days next preceding such election,
upon presentation of his certificate of regis
tration, his affidavit, or other satisfactory evil
dence, under such regulations as the district
commanders may prescribe.
SEC. 2. And be ii turtle, enacted, That the
Constitutional Convention of any of the
States mentioned in the acts to which this 10
amendatory, may provide that at the time Of
voting upon the ratification of the Conssitu-
ton, the registered voters may vote also for
members OF the House of Representatives of
the United States and for all elective officers
provided for by the said Constitution, and at
the sane election the officers Tho shall make
the return Of the votes cast on the ratification
or rejection of the Constitution shall enume-
rate and certify the votes cast for members OF
Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

the people Of England; another, be has pros
tituted his judiciary; another, thas no has
zone to France and vacated his place. Ins
question arose how TO reconcile III IT,
charges. How shall We make one tAnqpa
accusation ont of them ALI They lsseeveo
without settling anything that the ss1cne IS
vacant, whether BY accident ~ So, q
heediessness, or BY mistake, ana 49, 49, -.
cent. thev f;lled il. Just 20 with tna. sAmo
S.ron art of craftsmanship, Congress Dc nm
dertaken to arrAign johnson.
RI. journal here, Of which spoke. ASKS
.hs question S If the simple act OF the re-
moval Of Stanton was the ground OF impescn-
mani. Suppose man enters your cnamoei
:. airht. and ron shoot him, and when ars
rsirned, you should ask, would you shoot
man for entering your chamber Yes; Il ~
enters through closed door, and with pis.o
in his hand. His entering the door is tht
simple act that ends the long category
wrong doing. Congress wonld not impescI
johnson for the simple infraction OF the Ia
if it had not been for his course, showing p
intent to set at naught the wish o. ConsleiIs
| and Of the masses of the people = W. =.
nousment But behind all this it is to De re-
| - a,nlered that the great mistake IS not ina
| an !, the White House. The worn on
Ta.nassee nolitician would not have been abls
- e nheck mate the American people alone; i
Vas the great doctrine which has poisoned on'
Sans.n,nent so often. We wanted to concil
ats somebody. We sent down 70 conciiast
tennessee Ten and dug up this drunken mummy
To. day we want to conciliate wrong insti
tn,iop. an abnormal growth, an alien eiemen
| in the american State. We hesitate to hes
- ths line. We have not made up our mind
| vet that the only thing necessary to conciiia.'
| 4 iu.t:ce to the laws Of God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

Tur trade between the United States and
The IVES, Indies, says the Journal Of COM
m>,c. il one of the largest branches of our
fors;0n commerce. In looking over its arti-
Gle we are struck by the list Of articles which
We exnort there. ssThua, for example, from
the consular returns for the year ending Sep
,ember 80. 1866, we find that during that
YEAR the three British Colonies Of Demerara,
Jamaica and Barbados received no less than
25o. 900 barrels Of flour from America, be-
sides large quantities Of corn meal, Indian
corn. beans and peas. For the same period
thew took at least $4,000 barrels OF pork,
an 600 6rkins OF American butter, and about
the same quantity Of lard. The quantity OF
lumber imported was close upon 2oo,ooo,coo
feet and the wood -hcopswere counted by mills
lions.n
Flour, pork, lard and butter. The West
ought to supply that market and do II BY the
way of the Mississippi river and the Gull.
Ought to do it by direct shipment from
wharves on the Mississippi. The lumber and
wood hoops could be furnished by Minnesota
and Wisconsin. And this river and gull
transit should be so cheap that it would have
no successful competitor for the export trade
between the United States and the West
Indies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

The Piitsburg Commercial says gentle
man in Harrisburg, Pa, has lately invented q
new instrument, by which rapidity of Tele-
graphing is greatly increased. The Morse
system will transmit about 1900 words per
hour, the House and combined system from
1000 to 2 900. while rate Of 4 900 to 5000
is claimed for the new one. The writing bears
aresemslance TO manuscript. The letters
are traced with printers ink, are accurate,
compact and easily read.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
snocial Notices.
- wo,ds to he Ladies'.

i rev words to the Ladies'.
Missy isdi.s, partcularly mothers nsrains oonssaln
u srsl, Iistlsa feeling. or compists sAhaufon. On
asisns h tAs morning. On tbs vifs and mother de-
wolves the responsibility regulating the duties Of tho
housshold Her cares are numerous. and the mental
- we'll physical powers are frequently calico mo
requsition She often finds her slightest oeeupe.on
vsayv t.ak and existence = burden, while q sns
d.. - =, no regular dissass. HosTErrHhs sIoA'
AcH BrrERs II rssorssd 70 q this period WI prose
!. .,sfll.x remedy for this annoying aasfnds. 1ne
~ ia potent agent are SION seen tn the rosy
I'D .,.sie step Of III aseS Of the fsny - fth
restored health and rsnswe h she tahss her sccus
TONED place In the family circle Hthis fisndtn nsso
b regularly used those decreasing VII nese'
BE- complained Of aud not only would iaa'tuds nos o
sxpssn ed bat many diseases following IT, advent %
avoided Al MEDIC Al AG xNT It has no eqnai, whii'
Il. pi,..ine syor and h.ahiul effects have msds u
Avorits ii /. free from all properties calcns
ted 10 impair tho system aud s operations are at onc'
mild soothing and Efficient. All who have used th'
| Bitter, ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and eommsnd IT to use
mch3-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

Tbs New York Shipping List, noticing an
advance OF cotton in England, Tn accountt 81
the largely diminished amount in the market.
saws: s.On this side a similar state OF affair
exists. Goods have undergone marked
advance, and the feeling of dependency
which obtained little more than month
ago. has been succeeded by buoyaney.
All the indications would now seem to point
to gradual advance in the price Of cotton
as the year advances, subject to periods OF
fuctuaiion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
yuyHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
II

III ENCE or AN INVALID.
Published for tho benefit, and a. CAUTION Tc
YoUaa MEN and others, who suner from Nervous D.
bi,ity, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C., supplyisG
Tar MAN or sELs-ouks. Written BY ono who cured
himself and sent free receiving postpaid directed
spvelcpe Address sArHAsIsL MAYFAIR, Brook
i'm r. r. Also free by the sams pubiishsr, Circular
Of DAISY SWAIN, the CREST Poem Of the WAR
dsr1Q-dAr3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

The Constitution pitches into us very
wratbfully in defense OF Ballinger. That's
right; be indignant some more. May be
you can get Ballinger, thereby, to vote the
Democratic ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

GES. GRANT expressed the duties of an
Executive when he SAID
s'The lay is binding on me, Constitution
or not, until set aside by The proper tribunal. =
That's the law for President, and the
people should make the President obey it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
MARRIAGE AND cELIBACY,

AND THE HAPPINESS or rRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the Grim
Of solit uds, and the Physiological Errors, Abuses
and Disease which create impediments to MN
RIAaE With Of Relief. Sent In sealed iss
ter envelope free ofchargs. Address, DIR. j. sKtLLAN
HouoHroH, Howard Association, Pbiisdsiphia, Pa
febl SIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

WV. B. AsToR has two sons, VIM. B. and
John Jacob. They both work like beavers 10
their fathers little office, on Prince street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07

A GRAND daughter Of Commodore Wander
bllt was married on Tuesday last. in the
Church OF the Incarnation, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
The Good samarifa n.

We offer this etove 10 the puhiic who assured
that this the most superior Cook etove offered In
this market, combining all the latest impre yemsnts.
0ive Ne call sbd Judge for yourselves
ueOrdsrs from the county viii receive prompt 81
tention. tnoyl8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NUtKOO IN 0NnhA UF
THIS ID to give notice that the 3D. day OF Marc
1 A D. 1885 varrant In Bankruptcy was issued
.e.,nst the eetass Of Vim y. Armstrong, ofottumus,
WspeIIo County and stste Of lows. who has oesn %
iudred rarkrupt on his own petition That INC psJ
nent Of any debts and delivery OF sny
~ srrh Rankrupt 70 him for bis use, ano the
.rsnsssr ef any property b. him !. forbidden BY ls.
That meeting 81 the creditors Of the said 70
- - q, tat1 and 70 choose more Esstgnees OF
~ ,stss viii be held the Court OF Bankruptcy 70
he holden 1t room No Estes House the eise o. me
Ee.s.ter IN bankruptcy, In tho city o. heoknk ioxs
hssnse John pruce Register, on the 10Th Gay OF April
a. y 1908. O. W. CLARE uss.,
.,4-e.wcd ny u. FeIros, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
Notice in Bankruptcy. ]

NO(fce In Bank Fuptcy.
Tn nankruptcy-iu the District Court OF the United
s.aes for the Di trict Of lows. In the matter OF
OGDEN. bankrupt
NOTICES hereby given that petition has
bsep filed In said court by the said Ogden, oil
Keohuk In said district duly declared bankrupt un-
ser the act OF Congress of March 1857 for discharge
and certificate thereof from ell his debts and other
claim, provable under said act that the 9oth day OF
March 1885, at IL o'clock IL assigned for the bear
ing Of the before said Court in tbs city OF
other persons in interest," attend and show cause
suy they have why tho prayer Of the said petitioner
should mot be granted.
Dated Il Keokuk, iowa, Feb. I. 1865.
j. O. BURNS, Clerk U. 8. Dist Court,
Keskuk Iowa,
R.ssrs 4 MccalaY, Attorneys -fsbsswsat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-07
CIR ACE MILLS.

NOlIIt III HHdUhTUEJtCy
THIS give notice that the 1sh dsy OF Fehru-
L ary A D 1865 warrant In bankruptcy vas Issued
agansf the estate OF John Redman, OF Hsshins ton
aajudg. Bankrupt his petition. That IRE Pay
Of any eebts and delivery Of any property belong
Ia. 70 tuch bankrupt, hun for hs use, and the
transfer oil sny property by him lie forbidden by Law
That meeting OF the creditors Of TIE raid bankrupt to
~ III. estates viii be held At the Court of bankruptcy,
to be holden at the Office Of Register In Bankruptcy,
ro m No six House in the city OF Reokpk, Iowa,
before John Bruce Register the 18th day OF March,
A d 1885 At 10 O'Clock a. IA
ems a.. Tnsx Py III. FULTON, Deputy.
, 1868-09-18

Xxx VII begynde i0r den Ild.'
Gouverneuren udviklede Sagen i Hen
hold til Motiverne til Udkastet, og frem-
hevede, at Colonialkassens Udgift til Damp
skibsforbindelsen af $4,000 aarlig i Virke-
lighed kun Wide blive en- M~eerud9ift at
$1,000 p. a da der nu erlagges 5000 til
en- Seilskonnert.
4de kongevalgte Medlem (DuBois) frem-
havede, at de Herrer der have interesseret
sig for og foreslaaet F~oretagendet ere blevne
bevagede til at foretage dette Skridt like
alene afAttraaen til at Opnaae en- saa GAVIN
lig Indretning, men ogsaa / det Haab, at
den oliver g%jennemf6rt paa ct sikkert og
tilfredsstillende Grundlag der er beregnet
paa allie Parters offentlige Interesse, og de
have fors0gt paa at erholde al Veiledning
der kunde sigte til at sikkre sligt ResuItat.
Man 3ar imidlertid anseet Diet rettest al
rette en- Anmodning til Gouvernementet /
Henseende til Bestemmelsen at Bel0bet at
Subsidiet til Underst6ttelse af FOretagGn-
det, hvilket har foranlediget Diet af Hans
H0ivelbaarenhed i Dag indbragte FOrSlag.
Hovedaarsagen til at Diet tidligere FOreta-
gende i denne Refining like lykkedes, maa
ttlskrives Dampskibets St6rrelse, og at Diet
var kun en- privat Entrepreneurs Hand ;
for at afverge dette har man udbudt
Actierne til L~ysthavende paa begge Oerne,
Fart6iets paatPnkte St0rrelse reduceret,
Communicationen imeI!em Oerne bestemt
at vere daglig, og Forfattelsen at RegIerne
og Bestemmelserne udsat indtiI Directeurer
ere bIevne valgte af Actiehave' ne, hvorved
Diet Otfentliges Interesse vii bIIve sikkret,
og tilbyde en- tilfredsstiIlende Deelagtighed
for allie vigtige Anliggender. Under disse
Omst~ndigheder og Diet Haab at Vedkom-
mendes Bestr#belser for Opnaaelsen af en-
hensigtsm@ss' Dampskibstorbindelse incl
lem denne 0 og st. Thomas vii blive be-
trygget, har man ans6gt ON Gouvernemen
tets Bistand, hvilken Henvendelse Taleren
haabede Wide bllve underst0ttet at Raadet
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds By GA
ber) Wide foresp0rge, hvorvidt Gouverne-
mentet agtede at l@gge nogen Hindring
iveien for at Dampskibet kunde afgaae paa
diets Toure til r~eeelmessige Tider, da han
meente, at Publikum lagde stor Vegt paa
at Dampskibets Farter bleve regelm@ssige
Gouverneuren bemarkede, at Gouverne-
mentet var ligesaa interesseret som Publ
, 1868-09-18

|dette ialfald Dor ejelde, hvis Diet europeiske
IDampskio err i Sigte forinden den regel-I
messige Afgangstid for Dampskibet til
st. Croix.
4dc kongevalgte Medlem (DuBois) be-
.mmrkede, at Diet Wide kunne bestemmes,
at DampSkibet paa de Dage naar Diet euro
Dampskib ventedes, skulde afs aae
t. Elk. 4 Timer efter dettes Ankomst.
Da ingen Flere begjrrede Ordet, over
gik Udkastet til eden Behandling.
2, 1ste BehandIing af Udkast til Anordning
ON Pension for forhenvarende Unlerbe-
tient we'd C~hristiansteds ToIdsted E. F.
Kirchhoff.
Udkastet med Motiver ere saalydende:
"FOrhenvIrende Underbetient we'd Chri-|
stiansteds Toldsted +. F. Kirchhoff tilleg-
.ges der en- aarlig Pension af 1910 vest. Daler
.af st. Croix COlonialkasse fra 1ste JUL 1865.
at regne.
De i Pensionslov af 4de December 1868
IS 6, 9 Og IS indeholdte Bestemmelser
skulIe ware ~anyendelige med Hensyn til
.denne Pension.
Motiyerne til foranstaaende Udkast ere
.f0lgende;
F~OrhcnVTrende UnderbetJent we'd Chrl-
'stiansteds Toldsted, E. f. KirchhOff, er f0dt
aa st. Croix Aaret 16O0,-blev i 1917
antagct som VolOntair Re9%jeringssecre-
|tariatet, hvor han fra 1890 oppebar en-
maanedlig Lon af 25 Rd. +. c., indtil han j
.Juni 1927 blew F~uldmRgtig hos Veier- o.
|Postmesteren i Christiansted, og blew senere
autoriseret til at bestyre dette Embede ind
It'll diets OphaveIse. | 1910 blew han at.
Gouvernementet ansat som U~nderbetjent
we'd ChriStiansteds TOldsted med EN- fast
~maanedlig Lon af AS Rd. V. G og hlev j
Januar 1S47 we'd en- at Overbetjentenes
bod midlertidigen constituent som Over
betjent, hviIken Shilling han fratraadte we'd
Postens endelige BesatteIse i Februar lS4S
og udtraadte derived af ToldvRSenets Tie
neste. ] de sidst forl6bne s a 9 Aar har
han arbeidet som Extraskrivel i Secretari-
atet og Bogholderc ontoiret, senest med EN-
~maane1lig Lon af SIG, indtil han i irdeve-
rende Aar, paa Grund af tiltagende Alder
dom og Svagelighed, har maattet tratrade
denne Shilling.
Da han saaledes i en- Rakke af C. SO Aar
har tjent Diet Ohentlige med Undtagelse at
I..zJ T.Iox,o, b,or; hon IL 10 hor nnnnt
, 1868-09-18

I'll I1dlu0ISluScG vi. % o. VI. MelCIllOI ,
herverende Fuldmegtig, i Overeens-
stemmelse med Raadets Beslutning /
M6det den 6te JUL d. A. torskudsviis
udbetalte Bel6b for TiIbagef6relsen af de
ostindiske COOLER til Calcutta i Skibet
"Dorothea Melchior."
Sagen foretoges, i Henhold til Forret-
nin9sordenens ! 7, linden lukte D0re, og
Raadet vedtog eenstemmigt at meddele Diet
begjRrede Samtykke.
A, eden Behandling af Udkastet til Budget
tet for 1S68-69 med tilh0rende Bevil-
lingstorslag.
Gouverneuren bem@rkede, at der we'd de
tidligere Bude etforhandlinger i Raadet har
vRret fulgt den Fremgangsmaade, at eden
Behandling afselve Budgetudkastet like err
.bIeven foretaget forinden samtlige Bevll-
Finger ere v%edtagne, Og da denne Frem-
.~gangsmaade var %beerundet deri, at de ende-
Zig beviIgede Bel6b Dor optages Budgettet
we'd dettes eden BehandIing, Wide han an
|befale, at den samme Regel ogsaa nu blew
Efterat Fernandez havde veget sitS~de
og Vice-Formanden christmas havde ind
taget samme, bemerkede 1ste Medlem for
Frederiksteds By (Sarauw), at Udvalget |
sin Betenkning har gjort den Bem@rkning,
at Udgifterne til Contoirerne under Gou-
vernementet siden 1864 ware for6gede med
over 500, uaetet det var tilfulde amer
at Adskillelsen af denne Oes FL
nant>cr fra dem paa St. Thomas og St. Jan
selvf6lgelig Wide mediocre Nedsettelse /
Udgifterne til disse Colonier. Denne Be-
merkning blew modsagt af Gouverneuren,
der paastod, at der havde veret en- modsat
Forudsatning, som F0lge at at Landkas-
sens Indt~gter Wide komme til at gaze ind
den forrige Statskasse, nu Colonialkassen.
Taleren MATTE imidlertid paastaae, at I'd
valgets Yttring var fuldkommen rietig.
bet for allie d rne samlede Colonialraad
Iudtalte i sin allerunderdanigste Betenkning
over Udkastet til Colonialloven, at Adskil-
.~lelsen MATTE medf6re Besparelser / Udgit-
terne til Overbestyrelsen saayel for st.
Thomas som for st. Croix, og i Sessionen
for 1864 modsatte Colonial Raadet sig en-
For0gelse i Gagen til eden Gouvernements-
Isecretairen under Paaberaabelse at at en-
meget smart Folge af den nye Tingenes
IOrden matte vare en- Besparelse i Udglt-
terne til Recommendations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

make Roadway Mr. Zambrano then became per-
sOnal, charging the Minister with having used the
spent more money in the United Stated than was
necessary, and with having no experience as fnan-
Ger; 10 some of the charges made by ZambranO
HesugatlOn, in which his conduct and that of his
hpTudent opponent shall undergo the strcest scru-
uIly' meanwhile the Ministers not inculpal'le adj
Versary IS being drowned out by mass of document
airy proofs published in the official papers. The con
uoyerSy has been tedious and not in all respects
pontabe; but it has been carried to an issue by the
AtIillSter not only to yindcate his department as
sailed by prominent officer but to crush at once
the cli4e OF enemies who have harassed the treas
my. Inc feelings of the press appear to he with
INC Munster. X. O'D,