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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

Polygamy 10 practiced in the tribs, but
not extensively. = ..a nay have As many
wives .: be can keep, bos must buy them.
ihs universal price ofa vife u . pony, or
for . white man an American horse. A
squaw once bought becomes The immediate
property Of the purchases, but he must catch
her. Men have bought wives ard never been
able to catch them. Nost Of them, howev>
e, are quite willing TO 10 caught. Aa In.
dian, several years ago, took fancy to GA
o6icers horse and srisd 10 evsry vay % pur-
chass hin, but The o6esr Would DO. part
with The animal. Finally tAs Ipdian Offered
his sister, beautiful girl 10 exchanee fur
The horse. Fearing be would steal or maiw
the aniusl, and nol wishing to eispd him.
ths o6eer gave Ne Iadiss tAs horss. bat de-.
clised p rsceivs The gir 10 rsauru. The
young ladv, hovevse, vas ia.losuad thas ehe
was cold, and - tAe matter seoo1. Alter
waiting ios . long sios far hes Husband IN
ceos ssd elaia hses - 90 Asy, = hs rode
BY caoR pat herssli Ia his vay, when, see>
ing Be took 90 notice II lse, sbs uaively
asked: why don't yos eaaek ne 2" The
od1eer VIE ha1 nsves seen hee before, in
quired What So meant, vhen che roundly
told him that - vas Ais viz, aad set q
all plsased that b haa not eo0s for bse.
He nssss claioed hss, bat - vas regarded
~ her ssihs - h whiae naa'ssqsaw, and 4
lasa accoants vss still singh aad saiiius foe
bse Ausbsad. 6eaa e tHs oiosx ass osite
rics in eossas, eessls aad fass, asl sdceaAs
shsir ehildsss. ! - scA Spoilsd Tail has
Two ef biz daushasus nov st seAool il he
Norh, as4 shaeths xissss 0potss1 Tail ars
very GOOD leokise Esd isssllieuat srIs.
Generally the vo0es ars hoaIsly, being
compelled TO labor hari, ~hils tbs ~ q
little bet hunt, 6sA and aaks var. Nov
and thea, however. . hasdAous Sioux eisl
70 esea, bet alnoss isvssisbly che hAs lice
on hsr hssd. Cneking lice l. one Of the
oecapatioas Of ihs Sioux voasn. II 20.
mans hu.baad lsavss her she doss see loee
easss, but can marry again. A naa Who
leaves one vib esssfally lsds Il aiGcul 70
est snothes II slsl i usionuaaae, hss
lover mses pay 90. tvA q ehses hessaa o.
hss ffiesds will kill hin. IA all 60 or
.aps. the Psaalsy = dsasA.-Ls1t~ = M
Ysrk 1sibwne.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09
my PLAY MATE
~ JONI O. WHITTIER.


The pines wsrs dark on Ramoth hill,
Their song was soft and low;
Ths blossoms 10 the sweet Nay wind
We're falling like the snow.
The blossoms drifted at our feet,
The orchard birds sang clear;
The svsstsst aad the saddest day
It seemed II al the year.
For, more % - than birds or flowers,
Ny playmate left her homo,
And teok with hsr the ,sughise spring,
The music aad the bloom.
She kissed the lips Of kith and kia,
ehs laid hsf band in mine:
what more eould ask The bashful boy
Who fed her fathers kinsi
She LEFT 10 in the bloom Of May;
The constant years told Ger
Their seasons With q swsst Msy Dorns,
Bat she came back no moro.
Iwalk, with notsslsss feet, the round
OF unsventfai years;
etim Ger asd Ger ssw the sprins
Aad reap ths satsaa ssss.
She lives whore al the geldsa year
Her samnee roses blow;
The dssky sAildssa sfths can
Defsrs hss eso6 "a r..
There hsply with her--jewslsd hsnds
She smoeths her silken gown-
No more the silken gown whsrsin
Ishook the wslnuts down.
The wild grapes wait rs BY the brook,
The brown mats on the hill
AID still The Nay day Sewers make sweet
The wesds Of follymill.
he liliss biosssn 10 he pond,
The birds baild II the tire;
The DARK pinss sing % ksooth hill
The slsw sesg Of The 80.
Iwosdsr fshs thinks Of them,
And hSw tbs cid tine seems
II s'sr the pinss Of Ramosh wood
Are sousdins in her dreams,
49, her face, h-ar her voice
Does she remember mine
And what 70 hsr 10 now the boy
Who led her fathers kissf
what essss shs that the orioles build
For other syss thsn osrs;
That other haads With nsts are filed,
Aad other laps with 1ewsssf
o playmate In The goidea tins!
Our nessy ssst ia grssa,
Its ftiDgisg vioDsts blessoa yst
The old trees Ger k lean.
The winds ~ swsst with birch and fern
A swsetsr memory blow;
And there in spring the vssriss sing
The song Of lone ago.
And still tha pires Of Rauoth wood
Are mosaing like the ssa-
The moaning sft the ssa Of ehanEs
Between myssli and thee.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

WAxrsp, "A LsEDLs Dsusx.n--"l
vanis 70 ct . drunk" said Teuson, the
cher day y . psrson = M - The street
"whers ! gsts -, heyr
Want 70 ct drunkf Well, ! reckeu
ysu can ct bat q any saloon 10 town
vhsss benzins u sold. There is 8 placs
over the way, for inslas Co. peintiug % asa
loon seross the street.
Teuton went across 10 H. saloon. The
saloes.ksepsr sss out elass mschanicslly,
with look which sssns0 y ssy, cell, what
u III
"Cas I ct drusk here all's vile :"
"Gss drunk's yss'rs niad 10, IL yes only
pay for it." was the reply. ssGos whisky
~ warrant 70 tsseh ron. II yos drink enough
Of it,"
j" g. aichsvsr stay, doa.t want to r.,
drank kkee tsr siess; ! oaly want y buy
Won leedls druak."
"lf you only want little drunk, bslaes
70 aaA drisk rcd wine. Des's keep b hers
keep stsG fos : big drsak-thas's IN"
"Nsin, asu, nsis wAat drssk d
keep inmins clothes. . lsek up nine ksy
up, uakts ~ NJ aloae mn DER rsiiroaii
ear travels In - 70 Ni.York, alre sils."
"Oh, yos uant truakf Why didn't
90 say-so in - 6rst placs1 There i I
isssk slao ssse u way, u that's vhas you
uant.s
.Yah. dst y sieht," asd the Testoa sho,
aeruss he stssss TO secure bis lesdls dsaL /,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

corrsspondcnsc Philadefp sx prss.e
The Executive Mansion hes changed in
apPsarasce siwcs sskeu pcssessien of.bv the
ncw oecupants. Mrs. Patterson sas mod.
q housekeepcr, and il remains tbs same in
this respect. But it il chsnsed, Just - .
man looks different and heasss when he dors
. military suit, and leaves % the plain Rsrl,
ofthe citizen. The White House l,syks -
ifh had jnss put "a : pais sf nsw cpsu,ee,es.
With everything 70 mssch and n you should
b unfortunately stranded in any one Of the
many rooms of this famous bsiIding, you
vOsA every moment expect the fAmiIisv
connaad: Shoulder arms-rght face!
Forward. march," Even The policemen
walk With =" military tssadr ssd Put OK.
sirs il perfect keeping viii ihsir high s,a-
tiou.
Ina sscusd>tovy back rooa Of The nss.
sion, . rom sbost tie tire Of mcdssnAs
parlor in PhilsdslpAis, coufostsbly bss M
lsxuriously furnished, 1t . sall desk, saaads
the hardest worked aad poorest paid maa !.
Ae eosseyy, saas16ue1l ~ A6ss, ussnst
I'D phTi a utx GnsA pbsqissae II
~ Un1o4 Ateo0 ~ el6se q of ~ ssIafy
- eeO6s elkoose 1orfnpsss q : xsucs
natiaa. ID kja tAi1 Sssrscay he b 10 Iscse
81 thaa . clsrk il ons Of The depaetoansa,
Like then, b wofts for bic food, lodRine
aad esslfss.. The roof Il ~ wkiis Houss
Leaks, always No lsated--is may Be sa;A N
white Houss has constitutional leakage.
So much be he President Grass's lodeins,,
He esa't drink osly . certain ossutitv Of
:" Bourbon for Bourbon viii take The adj
vantage ofa President with as keen relish
- i seises the humblest oliIce>seeksr. srA
high living" viii give him The COST. re
has no time TO try the heetness Of . "Dex.
ter or "Flors Temple" and he would
only b. wslkise tsilor's advertisement IL
he wore extra 6ne eloshes. He esnnVs scs
ost his nature like other men, becsuse mot
only The @eyss Of aIl Dsla~are,' bat The
eyes Of more than thirty milliors Of people
ars upon him. he ends himself on ,lis last
rouud of the hdSer, alone il his desoIasion
no one above hin, N bso,bsr mortal u biz
side. His Cabinet of;csrs sre mere house.
hold appendAges, for whose hosesty 80
rood behavior he i vspons;b,e 70 ~ ~
PIE Of she Usiied States. Whss NJ. Lisesl,
began 70 realize tis great responsibilities,
and What he Owed TO every nss, voess ed
child in The land, - grss less = ID -.
estimation, more hunhas, noss godlitss ~
- must evey President Who 4 lsst fnAs
himself saSely moesed 10 ne hearts e ~
people. Our new Presidsns has 10 trim
bic sails to skim 80 ovsf which % csbes
navigator has svse sailsd. II i trus h can
Iook backwasd upoa The rocky ledgs and ~
the rock of his predecessor bat q b VA
our compass 6usiWg H. dark days u ssbegl.
ion and trsAsne, Ut ~ trust q ~ ~ Of
the four years' voyage tAas ~ sAan b o.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09
Rroa the Josrssl u the Telegraph.
Osesivisg . Tslegsaa ~ rsogns.

4 good deal hes been ssid about the q.
ploss Of rscsiviag messagss BY toaGue, and
ne doabt whea 6rss done, il was . eurious
and very smart operation. We do nos know
who 6rst executed this linguai feat, but Ne
give record Of one under our ovu superiu>
tssdenes, which may reveal the total dsprav-
ay Of the editor Of this paper, bet may ysl
amrss. Nr. Morse has no claim to the ex>
psriuent al,hossh ~ Do not know hov
even this could have been done withoct The
Morse code.
The record of this experiment we wrote
down - follows, and published in the 7els>
graph Rerier 10 1853. The "Zookr r.
ferred to was Gen. Samuel X. Zook, who
fell bnavely at the battle Of Gettysburg, oas
OF the best men Who ever put on telegraph
harness.
Speaking Of breaks, which occurred cltsn.
We wrote ~ follows:
I'VE shall never forget ore Of thess bsoats.
We wers then in Phiiadelphia o. X. ZOok
and we we're the oaly force. Poor Zoek I
thy memory comes back to 10 With 4 ed
reeollecsios Of the time whoa ~ aRrssd uish
thee to 70 out and hunt the hssak.' Lases
Grove batteries were then (ls46) in uss-So,
70, and 50 cups. Well, Samssi vsas on lid
errand, carrying bis climbers, soldsrine pce,
6le, an old pair Of unmsntiosablss, Aad .
tvo dollar bill 70 pay expenses. j ~
sgrsed TO test At Norrissown, iosssseu niles
Of. The testing was ordered to b aons
thus:
samuel, you viii seleet . wst sl,et, i'm
his stick piecs ef wire tour a. 6vs bel
long brighten Tie end With Z Gle; then tsks
down tie wire Of ~ line pssviously broken,
and BY manipulating the tvo ea6s 10 ~
zane masaes - he oaies by, | will 81
what you say"
.Bu. how Win l get yeur answer = que,
RED Sam.
"Lissen, thusly," ~ replied. swhsa
yos have 6nishsd your asssAes tone, vhicA
make Of such character hat ~ o. 10 vill
Be the answer, put the wire q your leasse,
and if yes | viii say = (sys, aysl; Il 70.
will open the hey"
So avsy vest Ban, Sosnd . eoasasieui
puddle, ard stoed il he mad. He had
brown kids o. bic hands. A sssisus crowd
wss seand hin. He leeksd vssy slly, %
deshs, ia ihas nd psddls, tappiae tue lissle
wires toeetLee. Boa San vas bolk 8 soI6ias
and pkilssophse. He was . 1esy, aad I
crowd did aoe ssssbIs hin. Hs - ~
message. il - sAss:
@n'As lias i III right 'e., y :,sy'
Nov, b. Il rsnsmhersd, u battery vaa
laFga. snd ftssA, and slseae. EiGsey eope
were bssviss tleir soss hsolA ut a 0ssssa
of III nssckaaasf RxeAaagA sssly - bl.sa
away - thsie mission y GeaAoa. San
bsightsosd biz viss. ail pit heA hhseagua,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

TnR REsSscr Pam ~ vrcx TO
vnrvx.-Lor1 Shaftesbury told Z
story u . recent ragged schocl meet
ing 10 Sheilleld Of . "pretsy preach
er," 70 illustrate the eject ladjss could
produce if thsy would undertake 10
teach young men Of the ragged and
forlorn claaa In one Of the wosss
pats Of London there cas- IN inssitu.
lion which he visited. IN sae room
he found shout s. men listening TO
the teschiegs Of the. daughter Of !
small shopkeepcr in The neighbos-
hood. She vas ose Of the prettiest
women be ever s1v = Nh IL. He
noticed that there was no ese pesseas
sat the youag woman With ehose
rough men. asd said - The Supssia.
tcudent: I" Are you mot afraid to
Ieave my dear little friend aloae With
al these menf" lie replied, g / am"
Then why don't yoa 90 10 her :"
You mietake my fear. I am not
afraid Of their doing her any harm.
They love her 90 much that they
woold lick the grosnd on which shc
walks. But ! am afraid some persos
may step in, and, not being under "a.
thority, or moving Tie m1asers Of
the place, may say sssuething imper-
tisent 70 her, au1 If ~ ID Il would
ma leave ths place alive"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

Oe JIstso Dane NJ Dsa 0eseaEs.
INDEPENDBNCH. IOWA.
TO b epeasd - ths 6th Of April 1850, uadsu
the chsseS u ~ Sisters Of Mercy.
The Sdusstisaal sourss of iastsaesien, sn.
bsacss al ~ eDe0eBtary, - well = ~ highss
branches q - sesonPlisbsd 1dusaliss, BIZ
gancs sf haassrs, peliteasss sad ~ principles
Of morality. ars eAjeett u aAeeasipe assiduity.
Pupils of every deaoniAstlsA are admitted.
Tsaxs ron DAILY puplks.
Primary uss't ~ y 4 II ~sots oe.ee
lntarmsdiaAe" 6.ee
6rnior 7.oo
Music and sss Of Piano. /" l1.ea
French, 0es0ao, ss
Latin and Italian, sasA So
Rmbroidsry aal Nasdls vesk Il svssy dssssip.
tion taught withoat extra charge, t
For i1rthss paftisulaxs, anA tssus fse teasi
Rsv. JOHN Z. soSxBR.
3s-fE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

A wsekish schoolmasssr, after 6ogriae 8
pppil lot hbbing, sddrssesd IL lad = fol>
Iovsi "Harvsj, / wish you 70 understand
tbss / hsvest vhippsd yca for lying but bs-
cavss YOU didnt keep probability 10 View
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

1CvERYBODY take notice, that |, 900 White
IL Pine and Bslsam Fir Trees are for sale at
the Evergreen Nursery, At Quasquetcn, e
greatly reduced prices. The trees are ffon one
to four feet high, and in . healthy condition.
We will transplant and warrant growth II or
derel. Give us . call and ~ will guarantee
satisfaction.
1. TURNER,
30-tfl Proprietor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09
Meat Markell
CLINTON WILSON.

y
HAvINa PURCHASED TIE Meat Msrks,
IL Of Lueksy ! Bro, viii keep constantly on
hsud the best quality Of Besf, Auttss and Pork,
and other meats In their ssaaon. Having had
lsug experience IN the business, and bsisg large
y Engaged IL buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
Ing on their fasns, will st sll tinss furnish the
vesy vet quality Of meats. Since taking hold
efthls market they have ysdussA The prize Of
nsats one third, asd win continue 10 furnish
then q the lowest living rstss.
The hIghest narkst prios paid for cattle and
hogs. Thoss having stssk fsS sals viii do well
60 give then I call p1o
FOR GALE.
THE sndsssigssA e6srs his valuable farm for
i sale, sitsated six snd half miles sosth u
Issup, % the main road, consulting Of l6l
assss Of good prairie Land, I'll fsosed. ssd the
post ef 4 under cultivation; and - acre. Of
rod timtes-psairis and timber join. The
Suildings are shsltsred from the north and wsst
viads by the grove. Good farm house, new
barn baiIt last summer At cost Of one tAousa1d
dollsss; also other oct. .bsildipss. A large or
shsrd, together with an abundance Of small
frnit; two wells Of COED water, supplied with
psups, aAd stone quarry. II short, v b one
ef ~ bsst lsss4ions II Bushanan Coasty.
AIes farm of 10 serss, forced, and 50 esssa
usesr Saltivstiea, tsgsshse With 10 ssrss Of
dobss.
HIRAM cHAMPLIN.
Pei. II, 1859. fss-2n
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

\ wealthy widow, frisf = s ~
90 6qnaes. issspa.aes 60 49,
w s1orted 5 ssjes6 ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

Taos wIspon~-oos Walss Scot said -.
riesay y Ais Asasaieus1phy, sThrosgh
svssy psst e ~ l3assasy eaFsss have bss.
pissaoa 80 he0osssa - ny swa igsss>
ases." yueh b ofaa visdoo. Ths wiesr .
nea really hsseaess he moro - begins to
fse! - tAo saGe q I'd did, shss y ~,
Ihe heesf NJ IL ncss peusads1 !
heoono tHat I hpop nethieR."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09
JAlll1o oo1iRAol[.
HoasB FARnrER, !,

J80V&5 . IOWA.
Has AsA ektsasivs and very saessssfsi psss.
tiss. WIN fr1nt tAsreashlt s0 diseases inetlset
- horses. ee4tls, - ln eAposiDess & -
yeass varraaes Ai,a y prsnisiae salisfsstisa =
~ suste04os -
CsslssGsoas sainsis ysrferssd y ssfs ssa
skillful name a3o
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

!; ! :; =; ! :;
THEY WILL FIND
Every 4Ssouk 1Dey Nee0!
CALL AND ExAxtH4 ny STOCK.
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A~V"O OO"AA6 ~A~o0AA0o
ManuAotSrsA nv
amu ssnvuu - rrvvw r~
Tnn uVWb AAOuAA1 ~
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The only Cro1s Of TIE LeRioD
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-09

New Millinery 9torc.
MRA J. = o0WDY
wishesto iafsrn The lsdiss II Jsssp and Vi
asw niIlinsasy eseds. tAs laSsst stylss bseaeAt
ftsa ~ East 0amplss = - ssoa h ~ show
vindsw q G. .. Massh's Dry 0seA etoss, sAep
Asst der Heelh. An kiaAs - Ailliaesy, C1sak
asd Drsss naklae Asas = order.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-26
POETRY
The King in His Beauty.

Oh! to DO over yonler9
In that land of wonder,
Where the angel voices mingle, and the angel har.
pcrs ring,
10 be free from pain and sorrow,
And the anxious dread Tomorrow,
10 rest in light and sunshine in the presence OF
Ntle King.
Oh to be over yondcr!
My yenrning heart grows fonler
or looking to the East TO wee the day STAR bring
Some tidings Of the waking,
The cloudless, purc.day breakins;
My heart is yearning-yearnins for til, coming Of
the King.
Oh! to be over yoader'
Alas l sigh and wonder,
Why clings my poor weak heart to any earthly
thingf
Each tie Of earth must sever
And pass away forever,
But there's no more separation in the presence Of
the King.
Oh! to be over yonder!
The longing growcth stronger,
When | see tho wild doves clcave the air On rapid
wing;
1long for their Acct pinions,
10 reach my Lords deminions,
And rest my weary spirit in the p.eseace u tho
King.
Oh! to be over yonder!
In that land Of wonder,
Where life and light and Sunshine beam fair on
everything;
Where Inc day. beam Is uushaded,
AS pure as he who made it
The land Of cloudless sunshine, where Je.us ia me
King.
Oil when shall l be dwelling
Where tle angel Voices, dwelling
In triumphant hallclujahs, make the vasl.ed heay.
ems ring!
where the pesrly gstes are cleaning;
And the morning star is b-amisx
Oh! when shall l be yonder, in tho presence Of
the Kiugl
Oh! when shall I be yonder!
The longing groweth stronger
10 join in all the praises tho redeemed oo,c "a
sing.
Within those heavenly places,
Where the angels veil their f.c.s
In awe aud adore ion in the preseuce Of tho Kipo
On! soon, soon I'll be yoader,
all lonely as l wander.
Still yearning for the summer and for tho birds
dcet wing;
The midnight may be dreary,
And the heart be worn and weary,
nu' there's no more shadow yondsr, in tho pres
encc of the King.
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From COLUMBIA,

In the House Of Representatives, on Mon
day, the 18th of March, a bill TO make appro
p%riations and raise supplies for the ycar com.
mencing in October, 1868, was taken an
amended, read the third time, passed, and or
dered to be sent to the Senate. II is as fol
lows:
Section l. That the following sums be, and
they arc hereby, appropriated for the payment
OF the various officers and expenaes of the
State government, that is to say: For sala.
rles-For the Governor, 80 $500; forthc SEQ
rotary of the State, $4,000; for the Private
Secretary Of tho Governor, 50 900 for Adm.
liant and Inspector-G General, $500 for the
Assistant Adjutant and Inspector General,
Sl,ooo; for the Comptroller General, 81, 900.
for the Treasurer Of the State g., 500: for
tho Chief Clerk to the Treasurer of the State
$1,000; for the Auditor of the State 80
900; for the Chief Constable 1880; for
Ohlef Justice os tho Supreme Court, 81, 900 +:
TOR the two Associate Justices, $1,000: for
Tor the eight Circuit Judges, s2s,O 900 for
the eight Circuit Solicitors, $1,000; for the
three Ohanccllors, to January |, 1860. 81.
ooo; for the Attorney. Generals Clerk. ST..
>ooo; for the Clerk of tho Suprcme Court,
Sl,ooo; for the State Rep ,rtcr, 81. 500 for
the Keeper of the State House, $500 for
the Superintendent Of the Sonth Carolina
Penitentiary, 1000; for the State Librarian
$4oo; for the three Health Officers, 81. 900:
ios the County Auditors. s3l, 800; for two
Watchmcn Of the State House and Grounds
svoo; for arrearagcs Of salary due judge
Thomas w. Glover, $1,000.
SEQ. Q. Executive Department. For con
'tlngent fund of tho Governor, sa5, 900. o,t
OF which shall be paid tho expenses Of the
Dureau of Agricultural Statistics. to he 4
upon the order Of the Governor for tho eon.
tingent fund of the Treasury, 81. 500 for
hro'proof safe for tho Treasury, $1,000; for
contingent fund Of the Comptroller. Geperol
Sl'ooo; for contingent fund of the Auditor
OF the State, $1,000 for contingent fund of
tho Adjutant and Inspector. General, $1,000
Tor the contingent fund of the Superintendent
OF Education, $1,000; for tho contingent
tund OF tho Secretary Of State, $3.50; for tho
contingent fund of the Chief Constant.
Sooo; for the contingent eund Of the Lco;s.
la.'vo Library 5000, The above appropri-
atoms to be drawn upon the order Of tho b.aas
OF the several departments, if so much bc
necessary.
Sec. 3. judiciary Department.: Fov mr..
chase OF books for the Supreme Court Libra.
~ Sl,ooo, to be paid on the order Of ths
Ohief Justice; for contingent expen,es 80
supreme Court, under section seven of ~
a. Ae 90 q fled the 18th Gay of soptombor 1858.
sec. q. Ordinary Civil Expenses For con
tlngent fund account, s7Q,0 900 out Of vbioh
shall be paid tho expenses of tax noticos =.
lessment books. and other forms Of tha Who'll
State, to DO paid by tho Treasurer. on tba ,vor, 8
Of tho Comptro'lcryG General. provi,od t
70 accounts for cost on tax executions return.
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