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a5PHILOSOPIIY OF MARRIAGE.-A

R8PHILosOPIIY OF nIARRIAGE.-A
NEW CouRss OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum or Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to Live for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gene.
rally Reviewed; The Cause of Indig gestion; Fla.
tulence and Nervous Disease accounted for;
Marriage Philosophically Considered, &C., &c.
TEosc lectures will be forwa rded on receipt Of
four stamps, by addressing Secy Baltimore
Museum Of Anatomy, "a West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md. May61y
THE HEALING POOL.-ESSAYS FOR
YOUNG MEN, who have fallen into vicious
habits, and now desire ahigher life, and bet
ter Manhood, with certain means of relief for
the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter enyelopes,
free Of charge Address, HOWARD, ,AsSOOI-
ALTON, Boz P, PhIadelphia, Pa, Sept as smo
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SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH OFEYCE At co

! T. THOMAS President Secretary
BoRD
sloan Dr. W. Gbbes w. ''hfA
STA1E At Bhm
The
H''"Fi |" amount ana better
NO tdiI Of old policy came rate az
~ 7A' p"'''ase oNpose OF alnu'i
he on ne plan nsTRBUT
me oeneas wives and families
me sured issued" 80 ~
BEsE IL TIE
Rights OF in spoiies " "'0'"
companies the the
or the
~ Inc ~ plan is nnese y recommended
in nouiern
ny
Ihwurrn
Sri aais,i, la "~eI to
hich h4 r x mt 1 msnrnnc
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& % riEfM1sG MOI T T 91 @ .1
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REYNOLDS IMPROVED METHOD
OF CONSTRUCTING
Artificial Dentures.

Patented December, 1867.
A FTER an extensive use Of this important
N improvement in practice for nearly two
years, it is with full confidence urged upon the
thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other
mode every intention of Artificial Dcnturcs.
AS il this method, rubber teeth are alto
gether discarded, it is desirable that it should
1ail especially into the hands Of those familiar
with gold plate work.
1t may not he generally known that they
who wear cases of artificial teeth, constructed
according to this patent, by Dentists who are
penalty OF Infringement ae web as the ope
rator. = H.
Office rights will be disposed OF and instruc-
ton given by letter, or at the operating rooms
tion may be daily witnessed, and where com
munications may be addressed.
VIM. REYNOLDS, N. D.,
Ang IL Oolumbia g. C.
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GEO. HUGGINS'
I'm sur ance Agency,
COLUMBIA, s. O.:
Representing ove'' $40. 600, 900 gapital.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

egFerAs--sEsr: ~ co1yas1A IN 1s4s. ia
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oS0NSeO NSeOI1IDATEON- t7,"' %'l
lEDHONf And ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO., or RCHM0ND VA

Ho1E0hTIcE NORTHEAST CORNER iii sZ.REEEs
over eOOo
toiici fSsu'd In two Years,
orks
&. President T.
Assstan
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CROQUE'F!
CROQUET!
WHAT ARE

THEY ARE NOT VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made Of Po0r Rum, Whiskey, Pr0of Spirits. nd refuse
EiIuOrs duetorcd, spicod and sWBetenod to please
the taSto, called ''QOuies," "Appetzors,n "Res-
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aud ruin, but are n tru0 Medicine, amade from the
Native Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
ilchoHc SiimnLlats. Thcy are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LlFE-GlVlNG PRINCIPLE, per-
feet RenUyatOr and lnvigOrat0r of the system, car
blood b u healthy couditOn. No person can take
these BitJcrs according TO directions and remain
hong unwcl. 500 will he given for nm incurablc
case, providing the bones arenOt destroyed by min
eral pjsOns Othermeans, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair.
For lnflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and
gout, dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious, mttent,
nd Intermittent Feycrs, Diseases Of tho blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters have
been most successful, suco diseases are cauec by
Yitatcd blood, which is generally produced by
deran cement Of the digestive organs
Cleans the Vitatod Blood whenever you md Its
impurities bursting throug the skin In Pimples,
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we'll.
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"Ebe Life of all Flosh is tho Blood thcroof"-
Purity the blood and the health of the whole sys-
tenn viii follow.
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Projectors.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
u NJ N NJ | s Il r Y {

Just published in scaled envelope Prico six cents
lecture on the Nature. Treatment and, Radical
Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorhoa. in
duced by Self Abuse; Involuntary Emissions Inn
potency, Nervous Debilitf, and Impcdiments TO
Marriage generallyi Consumption, Epilepsy, and
and Fits, Mental and Physical Incapncity. &c
By ROB. j. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.. Author Of tho
"Green Book" etc.
The werld-renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
That The awful consequences Of SelfAbuso NAV be
enectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations bouges, instrument
rings or cordlals, pointing out n mode of care at
onso certain and eirectual, by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be, may cure him
sell cheaply, privately, and radically This Lecture
viii prove boon 10 Thousands and thousands
sent under sonl, In plain envelope, 10 any adj
by addressing the publishing.
p, Also, DIR. Culverwell's Marriage Guide" price
Address the Publishers,
lIyl CllAS. j. @. KLINE & CO.,
va Bowcry, New York, y Box 1896.
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PATENT ROOF PAINT

This Paint is composed of gums, oils and res
inous substances, combined with distilled tar
and the best known dryers 1t contains no min
eral or pigment, and is prepared, ready for use,
about the consistency Of ordinary mixed paints,
1t costs much less, retainsits elasticity longer,
and is more durable.
County rights for sale. For circulars and all
particulars, address
MICA ROOFING COMPANY,
40m3 70 Maiden Lane, New York.
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NOTICE..

Whereas my wife, Mary Ann Heath has left
my bed and board without my consent, this is
to notify all persons not to trust her on my ac-
count, for shall Ply no debts of her contract
inc afer this date. Villas NJ. HEATH.
Norristown, Sept !, 1862, AZ
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Prof Hathaway is Graduate Of D,,.-
and has had much experience as a, r,,,'
Careful attention given to young ma, Nv y
for College. '
7 H f TEA Gil Err. ,,,,,
will be continued, from which a.,
so many successful Teachers,
This Institution affords the verv best =.
for obtaining thorough Musical I'I E lac
both for beginners and more advanced a '%
in proof of which, we have opIv =. WI WI
public to the names above adyeriiso rive
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M ANTFD-ALL OUTOF EMPLOYMENT

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w TO Canvass for new Religious Work of
rare merit, peculiarly adapted to the young hut
equally entertaining and instructive to all, and in
valuable to every Christian lhinily unequaled In
nearly 300 eugTduings Experienced Agents and others
wanting work TINT will sell at sight, should &c,
cure choice of territory at once. FOR particulars.
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TUITION SAME AS BEFORE
Board, from $500 to $3.50 Der WOOL
ROOMS from 70 cts' to "a cts. per week
Address the Principal, or P. <, GLi
p. X. GLEED, '''Vu
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As an Indncement-

We offer to the first purchaser in each place
1000 square feet of the Three Ply Felt, with the
necessary coating, for thirty dollars.
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GREAT SUNSUN CHOP!
amIs
ID o o + l N G.!
THREE PLY FELT ROOFING

THtEE Ply FELT ROOFING,
Unites the best Waterproof Composition with
the best Waterproof Fabric in the best manner,
and at the lowest price to the consumer.
There is, LIST, u foundation Of tarred felt I'd
layer of waterproof composition; Sd, anoth-
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ton; 9th, another layer of felt.
5T Send for Circulars and Samples.
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Commencing May 18th, 1869.
TRAINS GoIEG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Waterbury at s AZ ;2,02 and 1910
p NJ.
Mail train leaves st. Adams at 6,25 AM, and
connects Mt Burlington with the Rutland Road,
at White River Junction and Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and
with trains on Passumpsic railroad; arrives at
New York at 40,
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 M.Og
denSburg at 3 80, am. for Troy and y, arriv
ing in Boston via. Lowell at II 30PM.
Night express leaves Ogdensburgh at l 7.
NJ Montreal at 80 p VI, arriving in Boston at
8 40 NJ; connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Raia0ad for Boston and Worcester,
and with IT. Valley railroad for Springfield. &c.
and arriving in New York at 1870.
TRAINS GGrEG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 5.25 and $40 N, 4.S0
and 5.4SPA.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500
AM, for Burlington, Montreal, Ogdensburgh and
the west.
Mail train leaves BOstor via. Lowell at 90
IN via Lawrence and Ftchburgh at 8 80 A
W, Springfield at 10 a 81, for Burlington and
st. Adams &c.
Accommodation tram leaves No thfeId at 500
A n. Tor Burlington, Rutland, Rouse Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 10 10 Pm
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley rail,
road, leaving New York at Il 10 and from
Cheshire railroad leaving Boston at $50 Pm con.
Meeting at White River junction with train
leaving Boston at 20 Pm for Burlington, M n
trea, Rouscs FONT, and Ogden ,burgh, con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached to all night trains.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west for
sale at the principal stations.
G, MERRILL. Supt.
st. Adams NAV u, 1869
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G A L Il Nd Al.

" II II
FALL TERN will begin
,,,,,,urn Wednesday, Sept4mh..
WINTER TERM will begin p''"'''
SUMMER TERM will begin O'' ~
Wednesday, Februar, !, +,
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pAlNTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.
= TIE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT CO. arc
now manufacturing tho Best Chennest and most
Durable PAINT In use two coats well put on, mixed
Win pure Linseed OIL will last 10 or Is years IL rs
OF u llght brown or beautiful chocolate color. and
can De changed to green, lead, stone drab olive or
cream, TO suit tho tate Of the customer ii Is yal
ap9 Tor Houses, Barns, Fences, Carriage and Oar
Mahers, fails and Wooden-ware, Agricultural I'm
canvas, Metal and Single Roofs lii being Grc ma
water proof Floor Oh Cloths, Zone mnnnGetnrer
nnaVlng used 1000 bbls. the past year and ms paint
9a WY Phrp9sc + unsurpassed for body durability
800 lbs', which will supply u farmer for years IN
come; warranted In all cases as above. Send fora
circular which gives full particulars. None GEM
ln9 " phiess isanded In trade mark, Grafton Mine
inl rant. Person can order the Paint nnd ronit
the money on receptof the goods. Address
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PEOPLES ACADEHv
AND
MoRRlSVlLLE GRADED ccn.
F A G U LIT Y.

F A G ULTY;
PROF. F. c. HATHAWAY. An
Miss L. L. FLETCHER, mi,
Miss A. II. CApRox, n"qt
Miss FIDELIA BUNDr, AS'
Teacher Primary h..
PRoF. W. F. WHIprBE, D'Par'a
l''r'h'F of Pian0-Forte, Organ, H.rp,,
Miss JENNIE F. QUMUr, ' 'lil
PROF. J. NJ. KENT, ' OHa
Teacher of P,pa.,
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ER0cKLYy NTELLIGEyCE.

NEWS IN DRYEF-Atlantic avenue ia TO be opened
from its present terminus at East New York through
the whole Of the town OF New Lots. through part OF
the town Of Jamaica, to Woodhaven. A resolution
to this effect was adopted at meeting OF the citizens
OF East New York on Saturday night.
john j. Laird, OF No. $50 Fulton street, was se-
vcrey injured on Sunday last by being thrown from
his wagon ol Atlantic street.
The strees lamps in the Gowanus section Of the
city are stu unlignted at night.
found IN q box on Tliirty-nnh street yesterday
PROMENADE RECEPTION AT BURNnAM's GyMSA-
sIUM.-Last evening there was a very numerous and
highly respectable assemblage Of gentlemen inter-
cs.ed in the science Of physica. culture, ani their
lady friends who also advocate and appreciate the
benefits which necessarily accrue from the fea thul
exercise Of the muscles OF the body, at Burnham's
Academy OF Physical Culture The occasion was the
grand promenade opening and inspection OF the
After the Gy1nnasa Hail. which IS l00xTJ feet, and the
finest appointed with the exception, perhaps. OF tias
OF tue Liverpool Gymaasia, had been Inspected, may
be specially mentioned as deserving of favorable
notice, the movement cure department, which Is far
nlsaed with peculiar machinery propelled by steam
power Being formally opened, the Academy OF
Physical Culture uow taxes rank among the leading
Institutions OF this city.
FIRE IN TENEMENT HousE--Two PERSONS AL
MOST BURNED TO DEATH.-A two story frame telc-
ment house in the rear OF No. eos Sands street
the scene OF a shocking occurrence between two ami
jeremiah whalen ana his wife and one Michael Mur-
ply, who boarded with the former, had been imblb-
Ing very freely OF bad bourbon on sunday evening,
until the trio became. in fact oblivous to all passing
events. Finally, being ove,come by the strength OF
their potaticns, they sought their couches. The
husband ana wife retired to their bed In an adjom-
ing apartment. while Murphy threw himself upon a
lounge. A candle which had been Lett burning on
the Wa5As.and In the meantime burned down gradu-
ally, and eventually SET fre thereto. The smoke
issued in dense volume through both rooms and
Jailed to awaken o. warn them OF the danger The
bel clothing caught fire and burned Whaen and
his wife in most shocking manner. The lives OF
all WIthin the honse would have been doubtless
sacrificed bue FOR the for unats discovery OF the fire
by one OF the tenants on the upoer loor who gave
the alarm and summoned oillcer Clapp, OF the for-
ty-second precinct, 10 tue scenc The latter extin
guisncd tho flames and did all that was possible in
the premises Ia procuring assistance and relief for
the unhappy people. Whalen ana his wife are now
lying Ct Inc City Hospital IA very Drecarious cond
tioa. There are five families residing 10 the house.
who narrowly escaped injury or death in tile early
discovery OF the calamity threatened. Fire Marshal
kcady took the testimony OF Wnalen yesterday,
which corroporates the above.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

carnivn, nj The Fifth Avenue PARK.

There was grand time last evening at the skating
park corner OF Fifta avenue and Fifty ninth street.
on the occasion OF fancy dress ccrnival. Masque-
faics on Ice, az general thing. ere attended with
10 maay difficulties that they are very rarely com.
piete successes, but the affair OF last evening was
certainly on exception 10 the general rule. As early
a. SIX O'Clock the gay t1roag OF ladies' and gentle
men, who, no Doubt had made MP their
Elnds flly week sro 70 attend the carnival at all
hazards began to assemble ut the pond and by cizh,
O'Clock the surface os the zee was literally covered
wrn 2. motley gathering OF moving fignres as
ever -een n tle most ridiculous or pantonilncs.
thsie were prince5 md princcsses and KINGS with
crowns ahi kings without crowns, and more
cN.fheH tnan anv queen could have very
Wc- tlpFnei ~ qcesilg wav Cor twcl yernonth,
me nest o. spirits, and skatei an sorts Of Alabama
problems on the Ice. JnEch 10 the amreerant OF
several Russ.aniooking gentlemen with yery lon,
ucses and TOR caps, Tbo said very ltlle bnt s'ool
Their heads great Cesi. Some scandal was created
~ q laie hour Of the evening l,y heavily coyed
monk paving conr. 20 gentle dat1.el dad
ana i0uclv.N who was sitlre1 In rur,ia
velvet sNating suit, trimmed with ingliny bells but
couple of Ecndarmes who. Il was cad. were npre
IN the employ 81 Genevieye &c brahsp' nut mo
scandal mungors 10 route IN double Quick time npd
oil was peace again. In fact, The ndsq,cy were of
AL sorts, coCfs and shapes ana everybody en- oyol
himscif 70 his hearts content. The pond yas bril-
lan!ls illuminated during the festivities lnd band
oi music lent is aii 70 enhance the interest CT the
occasion.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
The RfGcglYn Euan or sLrsEa.s.

The regular meeting or the Board OF Aldermen
was held yesterday afternoon. Alderman Bergen,
the Presidcat. IN the chair.
communication was received from the Comp
trolicr in regard to the proposed change Of oilces
In the City gIall. The o'ce Or the Street Commits
sioncr TO which hc vas 10 re removed, was entirely
too smell for his work II no larger rooms could 10
provided he hoped power would he granted him 10
hire rooms 10 the vicinity OF the Hall.
The communication was referred to the Commit
tee on Lands
Proposals were opened and read for building
bell tower In the Sixteenth ward. The highest bid
was S6se1. and tue lowest, BY Bernard Gallagher,
Alderman CuvgrYaHAM, OF tho Finance Commit
zee, among other reports, presented one IN IA
yor OF paying the ii'ls of various parties
south BROOKLYN, which had been caused by the
great storm 10 the summer of 1858. The bus
amounted 20 s1i.T65 o.. the Finance Committee
thought the bills ilst Ior the work hal Dcen
done BY order 81 the street Commissioner ana tile
MsYor. They offered resolution Ia connection that
the proper officers DO directed 10 issue certificates or
Indebtedness for tie payment OF the Dills ana that
tae aIacant be placed u tue budget aud raised on
Alderman ARsFmLp said This vas q very large
amount and ~ vas not right make u city charge.
had been made.
Aidsrplan BsagES sal It would be uriust. In
cases of Damages By storms the city was always
was adopted.
bhe SeiBhitIPc 70 Wnpm the question or tue pro-
pretY of allowing the south side Railroad Company
70 test their dummy engine through the streets or
tDc Eastern District In which their track is laid re-
ported that they had given the matter careful
consideration. They hat aiso examined the dummy
BOW Dsin2 usei on the hudson River Railroad
end. from all the facts, they were or the opinion
ihat q steam dummy could be run withou, risk
or DANGER on the SouilisIdt kailr0ad. The company
instead or tHe 4 rail- now IN use. They submitted
resolution allowing the company 70 iise dummy on
,nsr tracks IN Bushwcs avenue, poerum street and
IIoanNav ana 20 their depot NJ the foot OF south
Elrbth street during the Will of the Mayor and
Common Council. The rcsolut!ou alter being
smtn0ed restricting the company to q trial of SIX
DAYS was adopted.
!. Miernan lisRIES offcred a resolution dsapprov-
ing of tie appointment Of Commissioners for the
gfaang and paving of the streets IN the city OF
JtoohHn, Nnt or the issuing Of city bonds therefor
ie lau noticed two bills before the LEGISLATURE nnd
askea t.at The members from Kings county be In
silnc.cti " vote against them. The motion pre-.
VaIed AMI tne noaru aniourned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
ne eftlsLya tnr nrpaarsrnr

Tue Board q Estimates and Disbursements OF the
Brooklyn fne Department met Yesterday morning
AZ the City Han IN that city. Mayor Kalbaescn pre-.
sided.
After INC transaction OF some routine business,
Commissioner furey, after oondemning the action
q the FIRE commissioners for disbandIng certain
nre companies, gave his views on the neces-
siy OF paid nre department. lie said the
newspapers ned been agl'ating the question OF o
paid department in BROOKLYN. lie knew tbere
hnou,l ne change, thought the entire department
should oe reorganlzed, but was not prepared to
or not. II they were 10 have maid
system forced upon them and consolIdated with
tue New fork department-an extrayagant aud cor
rnps organization, n his opinion--it was the duty
oi the proper persons 70 that the authorities Of
brookIyn have department which they could con-
pertment they would never know how npeh mon sy
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
IaE lEaIs eE Ias nrEEsEnI sTaIEs.
Interesting sfaiis,ics Compiled fros the Re-
pois Of shs Special Commissioner Sf tb,


Revenue.
Tie Special commlssloncr OF the Eevenue, n his
report Iafnlsas RoDIe interesting tiolcs, showing
the general reduction ~ tie state n1ebte insss slncc
tie war; Tle figures ~ the deDt Ia the wlntar4 or
ls0o'9i, lssJ-'es anl In November, 1858, with the
increase aud redlcton, are az fo.iows;-
Maine -Deot ia 1sCI. $500. 800; December 81 1895,
s5,lc4,6o0; December 81, 1865, S50ss,50J. EeJuc-
ton Ia three years sili.0Jl.
New Hamr-hlTc Deht W 1891. 1862; June !,
1850 s.oo2,o.o done ]. 1858, se,45.ila. Reduction,
Eoycmoer, 1865, si,issooo. deduction, sls9,oO5.
stts--No debt In 1891; 1905, 1928. 5ei:
1851, sli,sel 800; November lsSs, sia.sosci2. In.
Rhode lsiaad--So deOt in 1891; 1895, s4,ooo,ooo;
November, 1865, ts.i4o.oj0. reduction. $s6o.ooo.
Connccticut--No debt ia 1881: Ia 1885, $40 400 900:
In December 1865. ss,ls6.61o. Reauctoo, 2e4soo.
New Yori--Soptember 81. 1880, ss4, tsl,9f5; 1895,
slo.ess,s1g; september, Laos. slasos,1ss. neduc.
fund would reduce the debt TO s5s sgl,4ss.
New Jersey-lst0, si0s,o0q; November. 1865,
s2Ois,so0; November, 1888, s2,2le,eo1. Reduction,
pehnsylvanla- 1890 ss7,ssloo1; 1ssi-
'e2, siQ.675,4so; November, is5s s3,,799,sso. 10.
neiawaie-So debt ia 1850; In 1867 the debt was
sl,2ig,oo0, December lsos, Soo5,soo. Reduction,
Maryland holds productive mortgages ami lena
10 the iuil amount Of her debt.
Ghlo.-Dabt IN 1900 Si1.2501r3; 1866, S1a o60, ,6s2
t25so,s0s.
indiara--DeDt in 1901, s7,sToiss; In 1884,
s8857 800; IN 1863 S3loi b37. Beduct,on S. Sfs
Alichgan--Debt Ia 1851, s2,3ss, sa2: November
1898, Saore,e2i November, ises, s3osl,o7s. Ee-
ductton. t32esf2
iinois-Deot IN 1sci, $40 277,1ci 1905, sl1,,s,;e,:
November, 1858, &5aS6,s63. Reduction sE lno ia
Wisconsin Debt In ls6i, sloo 600; 1895 sssj2.oi,;
November, l6ds e., 49, COO Reduction, s4iO, 48I
Minnesota, IN 1901, had debt OF S25o,0oo, witch
was increased tossis0,o00 OF which, In 1885, there
was outstanding s3Vu,0Do.
Iowa Is out OF debt.
Mlssoun's debt In 1900 s28, 7ss 600; January. 1898
f57,oOo0oo; October, 1868, s20557,00o. Reduction,
fl6,433 900. The state holds collateral bonds for
5000, 900 OF the debt. -
Kentucky, in 1895. owed ss.2543l6, which fs poyy
reduced 10 "a, ,G1s, 900. The deDi unpaid IA held by
the state In trust for school ana other funds =
The debt Of Kansas is about 81, ,0o1,O0o.
NobraakA n out OF debt.