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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-01-19

& David ShaEer 70 Frances v. Hare Jefferson Tewss-
ship
Frank Henry Fosseskemper to Ussria E. Schover,
Richmond
Wm. Caldwell to Emma Davis, Milton.
Common Please Court is now session. Judge K7e-
IL, presiding. As usual there greet manY
cases being disposed of. The following
disposed Of the frst day of the term
VIM. II. Hoover ct al vs.. Csawsen and Bunci, oa
Note. Judgment for x273 "a.
Exparte-Isaiah W. and Mary A. Case aaop.ior of
two ehildpen-Fsnny Gertrude HgFinbot aad Anna
Mary Lyman. were adopted by the above parties.
Farmers ana Merchants Fire insurance Company
VS.. Joseph w. Marcy, Note. Dismissed at plf's
cost.
Jonathan Hockett ct al VS. John d. Mckee ct al Dis
missed at $he cost Of plaintiff.
James Forkner The Estate of Jessie Hesier-
clam-allow we'd for $1l7 4S.
Squire L. little James L. Snow ct al, on Note
Judg nent for s34s IS.
Charles 3. Buck vs Stephen Elliott. Dismissed At
cost Of plaintiff.
Patrick Conner vs. The Est Ute of Christopher Her
mask. +Clain-allowed for 1923 re.
Thomas L. Rowan Jared s. Ketchum, dasnais-
sed at cost Of plaintiff.
Million J. Hiatt Jskn P. Livingston ct 81, q S.
aissed ct the eess Of the plaintiff
Daniel Teetor visa White Water Valley Rail Read
Company. dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
William Kline vsEanes Russell Appeaa-dis-
missed at cest of plaintiff.
James Hatfield VS. The Estate Of James gougksrty
Claim-aloved tor $a7z.
Calvx g. Woods VS. VIM T Mortez, Gis missed at
cost of plaintiff.
Sarah Person The Estate eff Allen Griffith.
Clain-aAowed for SIS Sc
Robert Perry Richard Binns, Cognovit and fore
closure CT mortgage. Judgement for $3.50 go
William F. Thomas ct al vs. Bernard Tcimps- Cog
acknowledgement for ssss rs.
Congress refuses to make "Territoryy' out nf A.
iaska aud therefore clips the wngs of A,indry half
aedged G~eors. Secrctarys, Delegates to Congress,
&C., who fattered themselves that they ADO ut
half iucubatea.
Senator SUMNER styles Gen. BUFFERS FL
nance bill the "New Gospel of Finance" but it is
more accurately defnsble the iumitable green :
back bif-a sort of cross between Pendletonisn and
rank Republication. It is the most raggsh prePosi-
ton that has been presented to Congress-.
/ Hon. WILL CUHBAok on Thursday night, was om-
mated by the Republican Caucus of the Indiana Leg
sla for United States Senator receiving 81
against 90 for all others. The quito Bit
| ter
| GEN. CARL ScHURz proved too strong for all his
competitors in the Missouri contest for Senator. and
! received the caucus nominee for Senate by h and
some vote. It ft that the most powerful Ger
man in the Union shonId have been selected te rep
resent constituency SO largely composed Of Ser
mans, whose fidelity to Republican principles has
known no shadow of txrKiEg.
/ Mr.. ELIzAsArH BIxNEy, widow of the late JAMES
G, BaHHEY, recently died in Geneva. n. Y Her
husband was the Liberty party's candidate for the
Presidency in 1874, and an important actor in the
| potical events which resulted in the rebellion
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AARON MoRRrs , ISAAC KINSEY, Pres't.
JOSEPH ING ALLs{ DEC Vs. ALEXANDER JONES Treas
Subscribed and Affirmed to before me, this 18th
day of January, 1859. GEORGE A. JOHNSON,
{l5) Notary Public.
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Tho Struggle I'm Cubs. -

The hot weather is indeed proving an
efficient ally to the revolutionists in Cuba.
The Intelligence from the island announces
that both fever and cholera are increasing
among the Spaniards, and that they are
In many places without food or medicines.
The offensive movements Of the Cubans at
Palmidss, whether greater or less, were
successful, and gave them additional food
and arms. The Spaniards are said to have
lost one-half of their force already, and to
be concentrating. But an action brought
on since the concentration began was Gu
ban victory, and the victors have made a
junction with reinforoements from this
country. They are in high lands and
health, and, while victorious, can Of course
keep the Spaniards in the malarious re-
gions near to the sea. These facts are
weighty in themselves, and still more 80
when viewed in connection with those that
have preceded them. If the prospects of
the revolution continue to improve, recog-
milton by the United States can hardly be
delayed much longer.
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Confascation Redtvivus.

The Darlington Democrat don't like the
new arrangement under which Land Com
missioner Leslie is to speculate in land with
the peoples money for the benefit of the
Lord knows who. 1t pitches into the pre-
cious scheme in this wise:
RENEGADE parsons, freedmens bureau
'bomb-proofs.' cornfield niggers, and scala
wags, who by the merest accident are not in
the penitentiary, now lord it over honest peo-
pie and steal to their hearts content. That
there may be enough for all the jackals, we are
taxed nearly sixGmes the amount we ought to
pay. This will serve their purpose in two ways.
1t will give them plenty Of money, and will
force rebels to sell their lands. The State
stands ready with it's Land Agency to buy these
lands with our money and share them out on
credit to those who vote right
"This is the long talked Of conAscation; hav-
ing failed to induce venal Congress to do
this. it is now done at home by the cold-blood-
ed, cowardIy rascals, who kept out of the way of
outlets during the war"
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A0st 0Ho .SDnnS

OsT, ON TEIE 1TuRsING OF THE
- 3nth june DIAMOND STUD sst In q Crown
fgoad. nine diamonds and an opal in ceutro drop
ped between corner Of Warren and ConiuQ otreets
20 King. from corner Of Tradd and MeetfaR frsr,
thence down to East Bay and Broad streets to
Cfty Hall liberal reward will be paid for its deii
very st ecrnsr OF ADaER's SOUfa WHARF AND
EASE .ss, 1Ax. 4 Jgly
GTOLEM. FROM my STABTss srs MMAH
NJ Pinopolis. ON the night oS oath Juae, GRAY
HORSE. shout flfteen hands high, ten or twelve
years Old. and good deal Gy bi,ten: BRANDED on
eh0udor u. +. up AMI down., and has lump ON
sore loot on hard part Of hoof. Also BROWy BAY
HORSE MULE OF email siz3 and no particular yrarf
except sms feet and lump on back little rubbed
~ saddis. ANY insormafion leading to recovc!y 81
warded, 81 yiq issT: T'qs,3.a n n MARvEv
Mona's Corner. 8. O., Northsaatern nai,roac..,
June - IIl..n lssss XXX 3 xnwf3s
q G.rU1tHAs FWOM "a fS .. EfSV1CY cMs1K 4.
NJ IN Collotop County, two nni' 'es from Walterboro
0ntne night of the 10th AUriI last, her only MARE
lhe eare % black And rather low for her len0th
Dns w9l! butt her body long; both tore feet and
one n&nd fo2t are white and branded on the sfoul-
deE The Msre was followed afteen m les above
Walttrooro In the direction OF Barn we'll wti,o
man vas rldtnG her. AGrs. smoke could not nave
saS m.sf for yant Of means and nor little
osSp must oe ,css without helo.s Any information
ss.stvc e ihs Ms:s win be thsnlfay receiveo Di.
rsct % Mrs I. walterb6ro', Colle.on ooun-
" MI sgJfss a y ts ae v, s%S May2l
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blted to Cellinl, went for s84. The port
fetched from 9ss. to S5s. dozen, while some

blted to Cellinl, went for 984. The port
fetched from 9Ss. to 95s. dozen, while some
OF the wine glasses reached 34s. a pair.
1t appears that Grant is extremely anxious
about the result OF the approaching election in
pennsylvania, and that he has an idea Geary
will be defeated. He did not wart Geary to
ta1e the nomination, and it is said that Just
before the meeting Of the Republican conven-
tion in Philadelphia he sent confidential
agent to Geary with instructions to cay to
him that if he would decline the nomination
he would provide him with place as good as
that OF Governor of Pennsylvania. Geary, how
ever. refused the offer. 1t appears that Curtin
told the President Gearycould not carry Penn-
sylvania, as he was not the choice Of either the
Cameron or Curtin faction, and that his n,mi-
nation would imperil the success of the party.
This caused Grant considerable uueasiaoss,
and led to the offer which he made Geary
John Covode, who was in Washington few
days ago, called upon the President, when the
Latter Immediately introduced the subject of
the pennsylvania election, asking Covode what
he thou Int about it. Covode shook his head
doubtfully, and said it would be very close.
The President inquired what the trouble was
"Well," said Covode, "there's heap of trou-
BILE. You see, in the first place. General, your
appointments didn't suit our people. Some of
them were good enough men and good Repub.
licans. but they have no strength or influence
they can't carry nothing. la the second place
Geary will not be supported by the Cameron
aud Curtin men with any degree of earnestness.
Its going to be tough pulling, General" The
President said he was sorry, for he would like
the Republicans to carry the State this time
by as large q majority as when ha moo. oioataa
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BOARDING.

ROAteD ON SULLIVAR,s IsLAND.-THE
~ BEACH HOUSE ls now opened for the accom-
modaton OF Boarders either permanent or transient
Ample accommodation for Picnic aud Maroon Par
ues Carnage in attendance at Wharf,
july l2* w 7. MoDON AID, Proprietor.
MPOKTANT TO ClHY KEsIDENTH.-
i At the BONNETHEAU HOUSE, aiken, g. o..
board ior the Summer at sS12 per week including
baths &C; the coolest and most delightful spot in
these highlands. Apply to GEORGE GERNER
AAsu"kore June 80
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'Aottls.
:. Clio I'D orE 4.

y -
THIS NEWAND CcMMOL IOUs uOUsE, LOCAL.
I'D corner OF Broadway and Forty-second- street.
possesses advantages over all other houses for the &c
commodation O. It's guests. ls was built expressly
@ .or hrst-clsss family boarding. house--tae rooms
AMI cold ter. andfurnished second TO none; ub1Ie
the cuiinary department. is in the most expsrienced
bands, an riding guests an unSEss..ss table
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators. ,s also among
the 'Inodern improvements" and Ut the service 81
guests at all hours.
door every four mfnpfcs, runninN from the CITY
Hall 10 Central Park, while the Sixth aud eventh
aor6ing ample facilities for communicating With al
the .depots, stsamboas landinga p'aces or anruse.
tne2it and business Of the great metropolis.
~ skor ~ iA& Sa5J .!sa 6niOs
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Mel) Qualifications.
TT III E XIX K N TUNY
JULY, 1862

coNTENTs
l. SHOULDER TO SHOULDER"
Remi:iscences OF Confederate Camps and
Fields, No. 2, b, srersonpe
H. LEAF FROM AN OLD LAWYERS PORT
FOLIO.
HI. TALES FROM The HITorADEsA OF
VISHNU SARM'N.
Sanscrit Wit and Wisdom
~. DUELS AND DUrLLING
". HETALM D-THE rAKGUMS
W, W. Uh a,sm AIMS OF The CLASSICS.
APo.m to tho Memory of the late Henry
VIII. 1NTELLkC GROWTH IN THE
OUrHEKN STATES.
TX The BIO ,NgTnI.:o KADn RUNNERS CT THE
y TIM Crossing ross the Ocean in an Open Boat
4. The EDITORIAL WORK SHOP.
success not based on Art-Asses in Lions
sklns--A Ren arkabe Fra-John China.
or man and Cudjo Hardsens.
Ai DEPAK u MENr OF, SCIENCE, ART AND
Sun6ries-H mo and Foroion rmnrouo
ments
XII DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
XIII. PASsE, En- PEASANT AT BOOKS. pUR.
LlSHGRS LGlGR AND AUraoRs. REVIEWS,
XIV. DISHES AND SPOONS
Thoughts and Things for Ladies' only
w How to Do 1.-THE Art of the CUISINE
Our jumbo of Sense and Mons Tho
summer solsti o = Watering Places =
lso9-Epitaphs- Sc Squire eGh aridleS eso% ON
XVI. TIE PARABLE OF SOUTHERN POLL
TtCs-ILLUSTRATED.
XVII. SOO1Y.GkAPHS.
Scotts ractics-Ravsed EdItion-Printed in
XIII xR 6bp rs ss sRssS &zs
June 80 wfna
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The Radical Supreme Court Of North
Carolina has given decision, in which all
thejudges oonourrsd, affirming the validity
of bonds given during the war for the pur-
chase Of negroes.
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TN THE DIsTRlCT COUnT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CABOLINA--
MAY TERM, l869.--IN THE MATTER OF GEORGE
IUPPER, OF CHARLESTON, 8. O., BANK
RUpT-PEI1 TON FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS.
CHARGE IN BANKRUP rCY--Ord red That a
1859, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. 8. @
and that oil Creditors, &C., Of said Bankrupt appear
at said time and place. and show cause II any thew
granted. ~ ~ ~o
BY order OF the Court the oath day Of Juna. 1859.
DANIkL HORLBECK-
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United states for
South Carolina. IS Jnra OK o1
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Qopartnersbip Notife.

NOPAhTNERSaIPN NOTICE.-TBE UN-
~ DERsIGNED aas this day associated with him
IN 1ne SADDLEky AND Harness business, Mr.
JOHN HEBRON. The style of the concern here.
after VIII be CHAPEAU & HEBRON.
r. +. OHAPEAU
Meeting-street next Mills House.
Charleston, g. 9. July /. 1859. 8 July1
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Notifes in Daukruptcs.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OE THE
4 UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 1869-1N THE MATTER OF RTOH.
ARD B. CARPENTER. OF CHARLESTON, 8. @ :.
BANKRUPT-PElII1ON FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT That q
hearing be had on the THIRTEENTH DN4 OF july
1862 ct Federal Courthouse in Charleston g. O.; and
thst al Creditors. &C., of said Bankrupt appear at
said time and place, and show cause II any they can
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second and third meetings OF
creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the once
OF J. G. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar OF Second
Congressional District. 8. c.. on ELEVENTH DAY
OF july, 1869 at 10 Al.
1859 DANIEI, HoRi REnK ss'
Clerk OF the District Court Of the United states for
South Carolina. fthw3 INV q
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NO RU SIN E y y n Il ~.
j. ..,E .p tx. -.s~.z--> sp.g
4 Tnss SUMTER NEWS.

PUBLASHED q ar SUATEK. y. O..
Is ONE or THE BEST pApREs IN TaE up.
0OUNrRY; has large oirculation. ana nsfords an.
perios advantages On advertising medium Term
low. Addres @3J DARR IA ,(SSTREN 80. ~
February 20 tsga8 3 prorsyase.s.
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tKyaLl4As ~ sCxaAsOLM.
FACTORS. COMMISSION MsRcHAKrs
SHIPPING xoENrx.

lgt3 AND
D y. SHIPPING A0RNsa.
@ILI. ATTEMD TO Tl5k PpROHASE, BALE AND
SHIPMENT 10 EJroixa tS7ia uossos s,nSA4. "a
COTTON. RrGR, LUMBER AMI, NAVAL. sTORKs.
ArLANrrO vVHAEF, Chsrleston. d. d.
=. Wall: $50. ......s.........A.n u. CMIEOLMi
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FNHE COPARTNERsHIes ME R RI IN ap :
Il FORE existing under the 6rm Of u. A. WALK.
Eh = co ts this day dissolved by mutual consent
AA anoepted 70 the Arm arc requested to make
payment to D. WALKER. The name Of the arm
VIII ne nsed y liquidation. D. A. WALKER.
SWy AsI, Joy. A. =. CHEVREUX.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OONTrNUG TEL MAR.
BILE AND STONE BU U3INEsS on his own account In
Meetng-Stree next 70 Horibeckss Alley. ,, l 3s
Suiy ~ ed. Al. WALKER.
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THE COPANTENRSHIF OF N. HUWT
SON Is this day dissolved by its owa Limitation
settlement HTTNT
July 1st 1859. n. A. HINT
The sU UBsORIBER WILL coNrrxus rur
AUCTION AND 60 MISSION BOOT AND SHOE
142 MeeHng-stree Ma. HINT
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NDauts.

| WANTED, WOMAN TO COOK AND
w WASH for a email family Must come well
recommended. Apply to w. ECKEL. No. 23l KING
| oAnrGl. ~ Juy1
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dissolution Of Gopartntrsbip.

rINHkG UNDERSIGNED HAS wrrH.
DRAWN from the hlm Of G1BBES BARN.
WE'LL, Savannah, Ga.
tsignedI JAMES s. GIBBEa
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w An n E ID, ny REsPECTABLE
w WHITE GIRL. o situation to do Homework
and Sewing. Apply at THIS OEFICE. June 80
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CORN AND OATS AFLOAT
S00A BUSHELS PRIME WsIrB CORN
COJO 1000 bushels Prime Yellow Corn
1900 bushels Prime Oats
~, fer echooner Palmer. For sale low while landing
ny WEST & JONES.
ouHo oV No. 76 East Bay
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RRlCKLAYERS WANTED. APPLY
1b AT WALKERS SIONEYARD, north west cor.
ner OF Meeting and Horlbeck's alley.
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TEE Gazette, with good deal less discre-
ton than Nj. Cavanaugh exercises, persists
in insulting the intelligent, and worthy men
of al parties in this county who will not
toss over their purses, and eat dirt under the
party lash of the Helena papers. 1t asserts
1.-The Peoples movement In Deer Lodge
county has failed, etc, ETC." This 10 wholly,
utterly, untrue. Il is in the majority and
gaining power every day. Every voting
precinct in this county has been canvassed,
and but three in the entire county will give
msjorities for the humbug. so.callcd ''regu.
lar" ticket The plea Of the 0asesse is. that
no matter how competent or incompetent,
honest or corrupt the man, he should be
voted for simply because It decides 80. You
cannot brOw-bcat or intiinidate the men
whose lives and property are ut stake. and
they are the vast majority of the voters Of
Deer Lodge County, Is We know and you
viii ind in the overwhelming majority fol
the Reform Ticket on the I'd day of August,
1870.
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OTHER,S EYES AND IDEAS.

NEW NOa7H-WssT.-Thela et nail from Deer Lodge
City, brought ~ Capt. Mills new paper, thu Nsw
NoskA- West. II 10 neatly gotten mp hod with we'll
written cditOEiala ecala and well selected news art
clss and miscslaneous items In politics II 10 neutral,
q psstends to BE 90 for We do not believe that e
sdisor-- Captain Nlls-who wac but recently one Of
the most Radical II editors, really means to rrn sn
independent ticket. Policy dictates 70 him that be
should. by fav0sing the - called peoples movement
beak down the Democratic party In Deer Lodge com
a. md then how easy Il would 10 for him 70 raise hie
tue co0rs and 70 Il etroug A. ever On the RADICAL
track We advise our Democratic friends OF Deer
.Lodee coanty :. who the people" to watch this
Young Asdgling, and take It while II Il yenng In Pc
ea1ialy matters No Wish yon success, (apsain.-0S.
sstls, July laeh.
Tus NEW NosTu-WBsr "A perfect gcm At paper,
herine te above title comes to 10 from Deer Lodge
City. i l. edited and pablishcd By Captain Jamcs
iIls who for shout two ycare. and until ~ death,
edited ~ POst-sn the time with marked ability.
Ne Dew paper avUws its Independence Of ol partica
0ea a fsc4ious and Will devote itself mainly 70 tho
inteseoeo q Deer Lodge While We cannot help say.
~ thas 10 editor hns undertaken ve'y dict sae
That be Win Ind L bard - always appear nonpasti-
aao--we yes sincesely Wish him unboande6 s9cnsea,
Heagsv encouragement from his pe0psA and while y
parsass ths hight We knew b viii ~ always = %
1jetle elae can cOme 20 him q hiA We welcome the
A6o6ouo s1sanGUs to ssMclMs, and with pleaeutg
eoooo1e tlat typ1raphjcaly Il r. tAe per q 0Oteek
1eolA lwlish y eelssthing e esa9 g ts?nO 81
edifssialy \ cansoe b sxosllsd-6sssss, Jay M
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the coun.y convention. is bolter. so are
the delegates who nominated him; SO Is
every Democrat who supports him; ana yet
the men who were parties aud privy TO this
fraud upon II. unanimously expressed will
,f tho party, are the very men who howl
sore heads and boilers" the loudcst through
out the county. and receive betting pan
egyrics from the very immaculate party
besotted ''organs" abrosd.
We ask the Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee who it was, pale with ex-
element, rage and indignation, jumpca I"
bis feet and read the list IF Mr.. Cavanaugh's
men for the Territorial Convention, when
the slaughter house movement was sprung
against Mr.. &. in the Lewis and Clarke
county convention, that was made and con-
summa,ed against Mr.. Harrison! and yet
Mr. Maginnis, either innoccntly ignorant or
criminally knowing the facts. encourages
here the same detection. Your "ox was
gored," then: Be just.
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Mr.. II. C. F1EDERICKsoN. nominee %
the Peoples Ticket for Treasurer Of Desf
Lodge county, pEoposss making call on the
peopls Of the lower camps during the next
lev days. NJ. 7. b : we'll kAown farmer
ana miner Of Prairie gulch, and has been :
resident 1t Montana for teveral years. For
. uumbsr Of yeani IN the mercantile business,
- excellent accountant, and gentleman OF
uscacAahle character, his selection for the
noei,io~ of Treaaurer i wen made, and his
e3ectiou would result In securing N honest,
f.lehfnl and able O03csg. We commend him
q De acquaintance and su6tages Of the
naoolo N tho uuthesn canpA fl.
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The published official statement of the
Public Debt, July LIST, 1869, over the sigma
ture Of Secretary Boutwell,, shows the graft
flying reduction Of nearly thirty.six and .
half million dollars in the four months Of
the present administration. The burden upon
the shoulders of the country is Its debt The
tightening of taxation and reduction of this
debt, are the two prime keys requisite for
Grant to unlock the doors to the paths of a
successful administration. In that balance
will it Ike weighed. Without it, success Is
with it, probable. So far, re-
duction is made at = rate that would liqui-
date the entire debt inside of twenty five
years, As shown by the following exhibit
from bAstatement, one in the highest de.
gree commencing Mr.. Boutwcl's policy:
Amount Of public debt less cash and
sinking fund.- In the Treasury. 469 $50 &c
Amount Of public debt, less cash and
sinking fund, In the Treasury On
the Ist ut ................... aSOs. 41a el3 Il
Decrease Ut the public debt during the
past month. ....................... 1641O 1872 5,
Decrease since March !, 1863. 80. 4G0779 q