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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-M,j Gen.
Meade has arrived from Georgia, and
was at the Wa Department several
hours to-day, in conversation with Gen.
Schofield. He will leave tonight on q
short visit to Pennsylvania. Brevet
Msj.-Gen. Barry, Colonel Of the Second
Artillery, has been ordered to report in
person to the Secretary OF War. Brevet
Mai. Russell, jr., of tie Fourth Cavalry,
has been assigned to duty at Headquar-
tiers of the Department OF Louisiana.
It is stated at the Treasury Depart
ment that no counterfeit 7-30 notes have
been presented for redemption or CONVEX
sion for several months. u
Gen. Rosecrans is expected to reach
Washington tonight, from his visit to
White Sulphur Springs.
The Indian Bureau has received ad-
vices from Superintendent Murphy,
dated Atcheson, Kansas, August 22d.
he fully cOncurs in Agent Wyncoop's
views, that the innocent Indians who
are trying to keep in good faith their
treaty should be protected, while he re-
commends that Indians who have COM
mitted recent outrages be turned owe to
the military authorities, to be severely
punished. In view OF the Importance of
The case, he recommends that Agent
Wyncoop be promptly furnished with
the views of this department, and full
instructions be given him for his future
action. MI. Wyncoop suggests that he
be empowered 10 take the Indians
whom he knows to be guiltless of the
enormitiss committed on the Saline
river, and who are DESTROYS Of re-
naming at peace, and locate them
with their families, at some good point
which he may select, and let these In
dams be entirely subsisted by the Gov
eminent until this trouble be over to lie
kept within certain bounds, and let them
be furnished with q small battalion of
United States troops, to protect them
frona their W people and from being
forced into a a Let all who refuse to
come within these bounds, In respone to
his call, be considered at war, and let
them be properly punished. By this
means, If war takes place, which be SON.
elders inevitable, there will be ability to
discriminate between those who desire
punishment and those who do not.
G. n. Falkner was to-day appointed
GuaRer for the Third District Of Tennee-
see.
Gen. Rosecrans returned this evening
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, August 2S.--Dinner dis
matches say the Cheyenne and Arspahoe
Indians continue their depredations, and
are numbering inoffensive settlers in Gen.
trail and Eastern Colorado. Tuesday
they attacked Kiowa Station, on the
Smoky Hill route, capturing thirty horses
belonging to the stage company, and car
rying off one woman and child whose re.
mains were found yesterday shockingly
mutilated, and brought to Denver for
burial. Another band killed three men
yesterday at Latham, forty miles below,
on the Platte river stage route. They
chased the Smoky Hill stage yesterday,
keeping up q running fire, but without
damage.
Gov. Hall organized a company Of six
ty volunteers, who left Denver at three
O'Clock this morning. Gen. Sheridan
authorized him to call on the commander
of Fort Reynolds for assistance,
No doubt every effort will be made to
overtake and punish the Indians. Great
excitement exists here, ss the Indians
are stripping the country of all stock and
provisions. Not less than twelve per-
sons are known to have been killed dar-
ing the past two days.
A Cheyenne dispatch says that Ed. w.
Pratt, of Peoria, Ill, in company with
b. J. Everett, while herdiDg a number
of horses two miles from the city, early
this morning, was surprised by five To-
dams and scalped. He was brought in
to the hospital, wheie he died. The In
dians succeeded 10 driving off thirty
horses. Everett escaped.
Another party Of I1diaCs are reported
10 have driven away = lsTgs number o
stock belonging 10 Welis Fargo, to TWEEN
ty Uiies ives, 90 Crow Geek. Gan. Wes-
sels sent cavalry iE pgrsujf, but nothing
dehuiie is known yet.
\ Helena Montana disp,; says on
the 22l $ party Of cit'z3 captured
tsentY iudisus, Tho we,e out-on d steal
iuE expedition rea- Oh Mission on The
Missouri river. Toy are en route 10
FJ;t shay to deliver their prisoners TO
the military Authorities,
R-putli .ansrftbe n Il h Congressional
District nominated Cot d r. Deer for
CoURses7.
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THE Avalanche forgets itself. tits not
the Dictator Of the Democracy, nor the
master Of the APPEAL. No set OF men
and no party has purchased or earned
the right to forbid the expression OF any
opinions we may entertain. SO far as we
may refrain from expressing any, 1t Is q
voluntary and not q forced silence n
when we please TO speak out, We do not
know that we shall ask permission OF the
Apalqache, from which we differed on
the same subject q year ago. II hss a
oulred new ideas on the subject Of the
freedom Of the Press, but it must not at
temptto crack its whip over the APPEAL
and it is especially absurd for it to do SO,
because we copy from an enemy's paper
in the North an article showing the use
it makes of the policy which is being
pursued here. Does the AUaldnche want
10 conceal such things from the people
Is It afraid to let cur people know what
is said by an enemy?
II 1t viii inquire into the popular con-
yictionin Haywood county, it may begin
10 doubt It's right to dictate to US what
We shall say, and on what topics we
should be silent. 1t threatens to impeach
Us I'm the Central Club. Let ii do 50,
Our mouth Is not closed there by any
pledge.
We 10 not propose to be misunderstood
IN respect to the questions raised by the
resolutions Of the Brownsville Conven-
ton. We voted sgsinst it, and are not
bound by it. We told the Convention
that no number of men nor any body OF
men could pledge US to consent, undeI
any circumstances, to negro suffrage,
We have changed no opinion that We
nave expressed during the past year on
that subject. We retrsct nothing but
have said that we would not, at present,
discuss the question. We refrained from
discussing it last year, during the can
vass for Governor; but we recognized
no right in any one to require Us to con-
ceGl our individual opinion. Let the ex-
pertinent now making be fairly tried. II
the general opinion Of u party is
against US, an individual opinion, sim-
ply not concealed, can have but little eff
feet. We think that q fearful mistake is
being made, that will go far in the North
to lose Seymour and Blair the votes OF
two or three Democratic States that it
spikes the guns Of Democratic speakers
there, as it is disgusting very many of
our best men here. We shall see, BY and
by, what We shall see.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR O A d.
Open to Madison
Overland Route to Little Rock.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
" Der 2, 1861, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this ROa I viii run egularly as follows:
GONG W~EST-Leaves HOpeheld. Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday a. T;29 am and arrive
at Madison at / O'Clock pm.
COMING East Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a m; arrive at
Hopeneld at l o'clock pm, and Memphis at
$50 pm.
The FerTyboat Nevada leaves the foot of
Union street at Z g In.
Trains at Madison connect with the Stage
Line between Madison and Devall's Bluff
Passengers leaving Memphis AZ 40 an. ar
rive in Little Rock at 3 pm next day.
Tickets for sale atall the Railroad Ticket OH
ces in the city. rl.
Freights for Madison or way stations received
by P. N. Patterson q Co at their Wharf.boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
pst-0nie OF Rtad, No. t2 Jefferson street
au29 If j. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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MARKETS
New York Market.

NEW YORK, August &.-Cotton less active {;
sales 700 bales: upIands Dxc. Flour. superfine
steady. Rice dull. Coffee in fair demand.
Sugar easier, Cnba lOszullLc. MolasSes dull.
Wheat scarcely 80 frn. Corn 81 nal ..
Dry GOods-Wooien shawls 50 many
styles of prints reduced to one shilling brown
sheetings 16gl71zc,
The failure OF an old established silk house is
Money easy call loans 295c sterling SH99
gold 44349443s; old Tennessee o. new Ten
naG.aa RfcTRA
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VIRGINIA.

GREENBRIAR WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, August 2S.-The masquerade
tall last night in honor OF distinguished
guests was a magnificent affair. One
thousand persons were in attendance.
Prominent Generals from all parts of the
Union were present.
RICHMOND, August 2S.-The commit
tee having power TO call the State Con-
stitutionzl Convention together sgain,
to-day decided not to make such call.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, August %. -President
Juary writes to Consul General Day, en-
pbaticalIy denying rumors concerning
sales of the States OfSonora and Sinalvo
or any other portion of his territories to
the United States. George c. Gorham
arrived tonight and met with an enthu-
siastic reception from his friends.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August %. National
Convention OF Soldiers and Sailors will
be held in this city on or abOnt October
the first, All Governors of States during
he war and all Republican Governors
are to be uBited. Also Generals Meade,
Sheridan, Sherman, Thomas and others
ara ayDEpta0-
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FOREIGN.

BRUSSELS, August 2s.-The wife Of
Victor Hugo died two days since.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, August B.-The
Sultan yesterday visited Admiral Farra-
gut, on board the flagship Franklin.
International cOurtesies were exchanged
and much good feeling manifested.
BERLIN, August 2S.-King Wilhelm
has returned from his visit to Pottsdam.
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The minority of the Court, dissenting,
In both cases, argued, first, that Congress
could by law exclude from practising as
attorneys, in the Federal Courts, those
who had been guilty of treason or other
crimes. This no n denies.
They then argued that the act of Con-
gress did not come within the definition
of q bill Of sttainder. They said 1.-THE
oath is exacted alike from the loyal and
disloyal, under the same circumstances,
and none are compelled to take it."
Suppose the law were that one who
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CINCINNATI, August 2s.-The Rspub-
licsns OF the Third District, Ohio, nomi-
mated Gen. Schenck for Congress by ac-
clemation.
The store of Sion Bloom, at Wspako-
META, Ohio, was robbed Of $500 worth
OF dry goods yesterday.
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Trust Sale.

on THURSDAY, oCTOBFR l, 1855. AT THE
~ hall of the Chamber of Commerce, in odd
Fellows Hall, Memphis, st IL O'Clock, / VIII sell
10 the higneat hidder fol cash lot y, IN the
Ragiand subdivision, situated On east side OF
Ragland avenue, 90 feet front by lSl feet depth,
on which Is erected a comfortable Cottage. The
sale is made 10y virtue OF a Trust Deed TO me
from ]. W. Moore snd Leander Slaughter.
REDEEM ption waived. title perfect, but l sell
and convey only as Trustee.
aus JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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FUNERAL EOTICE.

GaEENE-The friends and acquaintance OF
JAMES F.. and MARY GREENE, are invited 10
attend the funeral OF the latter this Saturday.
morning at nine O'Clock, from their residence
on Mosby street. Services at st. Peters Church.
Carriages at Hoist & Co.'s, $50 Main street.
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A CITIZEN OF ARKANSAS SPEAKS.
We extract the following from a letter
written to US by a gentleman CT chsrsc-
ter and standing in Arkansas. He is
not alone in bis opinion. The Washing
ton Telegraph fully agrees with him,
and so do many of the leading men and
best intellects of the State:
Thsrs are q few persons in our midst
who are considering the "pOIicyn of
taking the Infamous official oath pre-
scribed by the carpet-bag Constitution OF
this State, in order TO hold the petty
township offices, the perquisites Of which
are not sufficiently inviting to the opium
derers," who are, moreover, anxious to
have them filed by old citizens, that
some show Of responsibility may be
thereby given to their putrid party and
so-cailed State Government. And there
are Others, l understand, In other parts
Of the State, who contemplate pursuing
the same jgnoble course. AS your able
paper is extensively read in Arkansas, I
think a few words from it upon the GRIM
inslity and folly of such a step would
prove beneficial TO some weak but other
wise very respectable people In this
garter. Respectfully, etc, SO
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v

LOUISVILLE, August 2s.-Jos. RSb-
beth, for many years employed In the
Western Union Telegraph Office, al this
place, committed suicide this afternoon
by shooting himself through the heart.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2S.-Wm. H.
G. King, principal editor and proprietor
of the New Orleans Times, died yesterday
after a lingering illness.
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BLACK, ESTES & CO.,
@ COTTON FACT O r s
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II Monroe st, Memphis, Tenn.

TONSIGNMENTS of Cotton. Tobacco and
l. Grain solicited. Bagging, Rope. Iron Ties
and all Supplies furnished at the Lowest Rates.
Liberal Cash Advancements made on Cotton
IN store or in transit Regular legitimate rates
Tor Ali busin esS done. su1b SIN
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FLORIDA.

KEY WEST, August 2s.-The General
Meade from New York to New Orleans,
ran ashore this morning fifteen miles
east Of this place.
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NOTICE.

HAVE determined henceforward to DO q
Commission business exclusively, and have
rented NV store and taken an Ones up stairs
in sau,e building where ! VIII be glad to zee
INV frienda ana patrons. Thanking them nor
past fAvors, ] bog Q c~ontnnance Of the same.
mhii EAfHAH HQffEEIkEk
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GABBERT ACADEMY
l24 Vance Street.

WILL open its 25th Session on TUESDAY,
w September LIST, under the direction of
Mrs. NJ. G. DUNCAN aud Miss MARY BEACH.
Thorough instruction viii be given IN all
branches usually taught IN Academies. The
Lao guages and Music form extra charges.
For farther particulars, apply TO or address
au9 . MRS nj. q.
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OWNERS

NOR twenty-seven (zD P:ows n scrsperS.
II received per esine Mollie Hamb eton,
July s, 1858 also, for one ~ hogshead Cocoa
nuts, marked ID. received per steamer Bis
msrck, July Is, 1883. IL not called for within
fen fIOl days will be so d To pay chsrges.
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
Star Wharfboat. foot Jefferson street.
Men uhfs August 10, GS8S. q auS0 lot
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pRARcE, LAMBERT g. CO..
COTTON RS
And Commission Merchants,

OHc FRONT ST, UPSTAIRS, MEMPHIS,
AAO Tenn. Strict attention. given 10 the
sale OF Cotton and other Produce. Consign-
ments insured under our open policy, unless
otherwise ordered. Liberal dvances made on
consignments aulS6m
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, August 2S.-Heavy rains
continue and have been general through
out the State, doing considerable damage
TO cotton.
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3d-Ee shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables Us TO sell At Q
closer prois than those selling en- fine,
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4th-We will continually have cur
buyers In the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell as Bargains.
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ANY NARKET on this CONTINENT.

So People should net listen to the base Abgs-
cations Of Cincinnati. Louisville and 81. LOais
drunmers. that Memphis cannot eompsts win
their markets.
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E. kcDAvITT, NJ. E. COCHRAN,
+. w. SMITH, ". B. WALDRAN,
Ut. ~FARGASON, NAPOLEON HILL
". A. G0oDWYH, JOHN I. STATION
LIZ. FRANK.
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. August 2s.-Cotton dull and
nominal, middLngs &c; sales 81 bales re-
ceiDts y. Receipts for the week go; exports
65G coastwise, STOCK 1888 Total receipts new
cotton to date 3T3 bales. Sterling 57a59. New
YORK S ght &c premium. God IA. sugar
superhne 81. Germ duh, sales very light 81.
Oats &c. Hay, choice SIS; Bran 81 IL. Pork
duil at $50 so. Bacon steady H@ITHc. Lard
steady, tierces I9LGl9kc keg nc.
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9d-fhr0ugh u large capital We are
enabled TO BUY FOB CASE, thereby
can bay closer than those buying On
credit.
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JOHN &. BURKE,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

oTFIcE-No. "a Union street, between Main
and second.
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Through these advantages. It must be spps
rent to all that We win be able TO COMPETE
WITH
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A LARGE TRADE
BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1St-Al Imported Goods We will I'm.
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
ALI Domestic Goods We Will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We will have made to order ; IN
fact, WeWill procure all our Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the Job.
hers profits.
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1868. FALL CAMPAIGN. 1868.
IN
BOOTS & HOES

HAVING thoroughly canyasSed the Shoe
III Districts this summer, we are nov able TO
offer to the Trade Just the Goods to suit the
people, at prices that Will suit the people, at
prices that will comp te fayorably with any
CITY this side OF Boston.
Call and examine and you will buy your
Shoe Goods in Memphis and save time and ex-
pense. Respectfully,
JOS. 8. LEVETT & CO.,
auZ7 I'm 336 Main street.
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Piles, FIstHla. flssures, Structures. Etc.
nR. ]. n. CLOPTON, OF Huntsville. Ala,
~ may be consulted at the Commercial Ho-
tel, No. 50. for a few days. Refers TO one OF the
oldest physicians OF the city. Patients are not
confined 70 their beds. Cured without the
KNIFE, au20 iw
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Louisville

LOUISVILLE, August 2s.-Tobaceo, receipts
light sales 80 hhds; luTs 10 common leaf & Is
S6 75a7. Wheat 81. Corn s6G9Oc. oats 4594sc.
Rye 81 30 I'll 81. Pork SO 80. Lard lSHc. Ba-
con, shoulders 1916; clear sides l7Hc clear rib
sides lGs4c. Bulk shoulders lEI9l61ac. Whisky
In homo tDaGjc.
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a Gard.

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1853
NFESSRS. MAYER, MARSdUETZ co OF
M Memphis, are the only ones fer whom
viii hereafter all mp orders for that market.
They are authorized TO sell my cigars to dealers
at factory prices.
an5B Inn GEORGE ALCES.
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NJ. G. PEARCE, B.J. IAMBERfi
Lata of Pesrce, Park & Co. Indian Bay, Ark.
j., B, SUGGS, late OF Pearce, Park & 70.
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81 90 Premium

nor THE LARGEST EAR OF CORN DE
E liyered to
(. P. BATES & CO.,
Commission Merch ants,
.-O1 D.. No Q6q nnnf ofracf
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, August 28-TObacco unchanged.
Flour, superine s. 7596 ~. Wheat 81 90gZ Is.
Corn d~ulIsS@9lc. Cats nrm 5lc. Pork SO ESQ
% 50. Bulk shoulders l2xc. Bacon 1877, BAG
l71z. Lard IS%910c. Whisky 81 p free.
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Cincinnati Marked,

CINCINNATI, August 2S.-F1our, family 50 so q
rs. Wheat g. oats 55g55c. Cora 949e7c.
Pork SO. B1lk meats l2%alI1zc. Bacon I37S9
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NEW

w and Lodging, within fifteen nninutes
walk OF Court Square. Address N. B., PosJof-
fee Box 25. au29 q"
, 1868-04-17

rs L intend leaving the Island in
III the middle of June, / beg All
indebted to me personally, as we'll
as to the firm of w. Lorentz (ac-
cording to the publication in this
paper) to settle their accounts forth
with. b. KNUDSEN.
, 1868-04-17

UIFTER B~eeinring af Fogden i Chri-
VA ~stiansted, if0lge Ordre fra Convene
mentet, vii bIive bortsoIgt we'd trende
ofentlige Auctioner, efterf6Igende Elem
DONNIE her Byen, tagne we'd Execution
for Skater pro 1866, hvoraf f6rste og
andcn Auction afhoIdes paa Auctions
, 1868-04-17
AUCTION.

Ell T Request of the Sheriff in Christian
AA sted agreeable to Orders from Gov
%ernment, will be sold at three public Auc-
lions, the following properties in this
town, levied on for taxes pro 1866, of
which the first and second Auction will
be held at the Vendue Office, and the
tbir1 on tho nraui.nc.
, 1868-04-17
FOR SALE

THE House & Lot No. Is in
Kings Street formerly occupied
by Miss Lasale: for price and terms
apply to the undersigned.
X. HEYLIGER.
, 1868-04-17
TRANSPORT .

1TduppoIG"
B. Den falIes locale Overbestyrelse.
/, Gouvernementet,
Gouverneuren, Gage$7,5o 500
Tafelpenge....... $500.
-$ 900.
F0rste Gouvernementssecre-
tair, Gage............ $500.
Anden Gouvernementssecre-
tair, $4,000.
Personligt Tillag... 900.
- 2,4OO.
Gouvernementssecretariate
1ste Fuldm@gtig. $1,000
2den do. :. 1900.
3die do. =. 1000.
Til Extraskrivere og OPP
syn med Archivet -. 1900.
Contoirreqvisiter -. $50
Contoirbude. ...---. 1870 6'I7o'
$21,33O.
Herfra Bidrag fra St. Tbom@
Colonialkasse, Coloniallov
"a .,............. 1000.
2. Overretten Gfr. ColOniallov
S. SO & SAY.
Overdommeren, Ga
ge SIS, 500, Halv-
delen.. .......$1,750.
PersonligtTilleg for
AprilMaaneda$340
n. a.. H~alvdelen ..1417
-$1,764.17.
L6nning til en- Copist (med per-
sonligt Till@g for den nuv@-
rende af $160) og 0vrigt
Contoirhold, derunder Lon
Mug til ct Bud, efter speciice-
rede Regninger indtil $1,000,
deraf St. Croix. ........ 700.
c. Udgifter we'd Colonialraadet for St,
Croix.
Looming til Medbjalp for Raadets
Embedsmend, TrykniDgsomkost-
ninger, Skrivematerialier, Lon til
ct Bud m. M, indtil .....-......
D. De forskjellige Bestyrelsesgrene og
offentlige In~dretninger paa St.
Croix.
1. Embedsmand we'd Administrations.
Bogbolderen Gage $4,000.
FuldmegtigeniBog-
holdercontoiret . 1000.
Til Extra
skrivere $1,000.
Contoir-
reqvisiter 100.
"etContoir-
bud -. 100.
- 1,740.
$ 4,74O.
Lateris S 4.74O.