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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

For "personally insulting"
the people OF Cheyenne, a Mi.
Forbes was recently shot there.
His oftense was attempting to
deliver temperance lecture. .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

AT a wedding reception re-
Gently given in New York,
over a thousand red and white
camc]ias were used in the dec.
Grafton Of the room.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

Two girls in Il small town in
Ohio run a blacksmith'S shop
all by themselves. They dress
in bloomer costume, and shoe
a horse just as we'll as a man.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

The Carthage (lllinoiS) Ga
zette says that a fall Of "black
snow" occurred in the western
part OF McDonough county on
the night of The ID instant.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

A GaIsT MILL, aour.mill and
lot of tenements were burned
at Parkersbnrg, West Virginia,
+. F.iday. Loss, $4,000.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

MERCANTILE failures and
great distress are reported from
Louisiana and Texas IN conse-
quence Of the low price Of cot
ten.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

The General Assembly OF
Ohio have passed an act giving
the counties Of Adams, Cler-
mont and Brown an additional
Common Pleas Judge. A spe.
cial election for such Judge is
directed to be held on the third
Monday in May, 1871. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
JAY COOKE & co.

PnILApELrnIA, NEw YoRK, WAsnrSoroH,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroafco.
Nv BanRs and Bankers generally through.
on, the country. nprl3
Alter u thorough examination we hayo no.
ctpted m agiury for the sRe Of the Hlove
bonis nnd recommend them to our customers
and investors kcnemlly
VlNT N COUNTY BANK.
Macarthur, MRrch2, 1871. 3m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

PoTATo bugs are making
their appearance in vast num-
bers in the westefn'part OF
Ohio. kTbey are eating the
young potato sprouts. about as
fast as they appeaAkove the
ground and in maaX7 asealities
no crop is expected this season.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

a CONTEMPORARY says of a very
prominent militia general, that
"his sword wac never drawn
but Once-aad then in a rafll4 !"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
.Acripture and science have met together,
Genesis and geology have kissed each o'htr.
SCIENCE TTHHs BIBLE

A hook ofthnlling interest and greatest I'M.
portance 10 every human being. The papers,
pulpits ami people are all dlscr ssing the sub.
iect and hook, ever" man, woman snd child
wants to read it. Tile long herce war IL ended,
and honoroble peare secured. Science ls true,
the bible liera, pure aud beautiful, both now
satisfied, and firm friends. Gods work days,
six arls,l days. not lo,g periods. rhls book
gives the very cream OF sclepce, making Its
thrilling reail ties, beantes AMI wonders and
sparkling gems a hundred fold more interest.
ing th,n fiction. AGENTS WANTED. FIX.
periencpd Agents Will nrop other books apd
secure territory Immediately. Address for
ziEGtER tMecuRDY, lse Rsce g., eiae:n.
naI, OHIO. mni" Sw
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

FURNITURE
w. A.. Basser
CHILLICOTHE,
at the old stand
lately occupied
by Macke, Bu-
ser &Co.,is sup
plying most ey-
cry one with an
outfit Of his fur
niture. Those
who have not
made their pur-
chases yet are
invited to call
and do so, as he
is in receipt of
new goods ev-
cry day, of new
and elegant
styles. His ex-
tensiye ware
rooms are filled
with the COM
nlonest to che
finest of Furni-
ture. He is SELL
ing far below
any other es-
tablishment in
southern Ohio.
w. L. BUSER,
Late Of the firm OF Macke, Buser, Co.,
No. % Paint ST. betUeen 2d and Water,
may IS 1871 2m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

TnE French style of betting
Is quite novel. II the lady
loses, she gives The gentleman,
what she chooses; if the gen.
tleman loses, he gives her what.
ever she asks for.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

The Democratic papers are
loudly denouncing the "Ku-
Klux iniamy." Let net the
reader misunderstood, though
1t is rot the outrages commit
ted by the Ku KIux that they
complain OF. Not by any
means. 1t is the COngression>
al legislation to prevent those
outrages that receives their
displeasure.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

$40 Gifts. amounting to. &. 100000
Which will be distributed by chance among the
ticket holders, 10y the Mutual Aid Association Of
Omaha.
RETrIrxcfs N. r. Brock, U. 8. Marshals
Office, Omaha, Edgar Zabri HE, late Union Pa.
c tic Railload ofll' e, Omaha; J. Turner, Deputy
L. s Msnhal, Omaha, J. Doyle, Post Office,
Omaha, Neb.
Gcd responsible sgents wanted. Liberal
con. o. .issio, allowed. Address,
LYFoRp / CO., Brsiuess Managers.
Qmels; Ssbrssks,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
Auditor Of States Office.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
Columbus, Ohio, March l, 1871.

TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the Ma.
i lrlDNAL LIFE ms URA NEE COMPANY, OF
the United Statea of America, located M
Washington, IN the INiIlct OF Colnmb bla, has
cnmp.Ied, in all resperis, with the laws OF this
state relating tU lite in'urance companies, for
the curreut year, and has filed in this Office .
sworn statement, by the proper officers there.
of, showing It, condition and business, ut the
date of such stateH ent, December 81, 1870,
tD he as follows:
Amount of JOINT stock capital capi,
tai paid up $1,000, ,OOO.oe
sels l.769,ssi
Aggregate amount Of liabilities in
clu'iing re Insurance S22,SssW
ing yenr IN cash =. T22eoo5s
Amount of expenditures for the
preceding year in cash 354,Ii6H
~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, j have
hereunto subscribed my name,
1SEAL} and caused the seal Of my office
to be affixed, the day and year
~ above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State.
WIN. J. RANNELS, Macarthur, Agent for
Vnton county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

LAST week 1880 people
visited Prospect Park, New
York.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

CHARLES CAMPBELL, charged
with cutting the mailbag and
robbing it OF It's contents, near
Oak Hill, Jackson county,
some months since, was recent.
Iy sentenced by the United
States Court, at Cincinnati, to
pay fine of SlOO, and under.
go an Imprisonment in the pen
itentiary for one year.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
Sweet Potato Plants,

TN unlimited quantities, can be had by ap-
lpiyius at tee Hubert House Of
iluiayti HIRAM HUBERT.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

XNASTED-Agents and peddlers to sell q
w thoroughly good domestic article wanted
IN ever" family. No competition. Exclusive
territory Vi en-. Business very pleasant.
Agents have sod dozen, nett ing $50 pront
per dav. one sol $50 IN p small town, anoth-
or 600 IN hye towns. another 81 in calling on
81 families. Outfi' So. No dang Of imposi-
ton. Best Of reier' nres gwen. Send for cir-
cular to lO2 Washington street, BOSTON, Mass,
6inariteow LlTTLEFlELD 4 DAME,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
SCHOOL TEACHER S.
S2S8 in is DAYS

MAnE BY ONE iGENT. DO you want Sit
uauon &C., salesman NJ or near home to make
IS to $50 per day selling our new strand
white WIre clothes linon TO last forever. SAM
IL free. Address Hudson River Wire Works
1870 Maiden Lame. cor. Water Sc, n. Y or
10 Hclrjsrn 1t. CniCaio. mRylSiwdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
Vinton County, Ohio,

will "tier for sale, ut public auction, the El.
loving described real estate, to W.T.;
The suuh''ast quarter and tbs south -east
quarter uf the southwest quarter Of section
M. 4, and the sOulh. west quarter Of the south.
west quarter Of Se,tlOn M. 5, Nil in Township
No 3, Run2e No. lS IN PlntOn County, ono
Also the north hall nt tie north east quar-,
ter and the northeast quarter ut The nIrlh =
w"tq art Of Scctlon No. ., Township No. g.,
l:unse NO Is (eXrepling Mills ut and saw =
min situated IN the North euSt quarter uf the
northwest quarter OF Section No. X. with The
land m front uf said NIL ~ hr ~ may he nec-
rsSary or II lunler yard hog, lher wl,il the
right oGpissing water back lnr til" use uf he
'nllD situated IN IarkS0n comfy, ONO in all
the above, 20 Tuning $40 ncres, more or less
Oh which ire sl,uueia
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
TER MS OF SALE.

One-third OF the purchase money cash IN
hand on the day of sale; one>third in one
year. and the residue IN two years, the de~
ferred payments to hear interest from the day
of snle aud 10 be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
The sale or sales TO ne subiPctto the approv-
al and confirmation Of the Probate Court OF
Vinton County, Ohio.
SAMUEL w. KILvERT, JR.
Assignee OF the Cincinnati Furnace 90.
McCLINrick 4 Sniru, Attorneys, ,Chillicothe'
Ohio. arr2O I'll
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
EVERYTHING

That can be founG in First Glass No.
tiOn Houses, sold az a small Ad-
rdEce To prOmtt short time buy
ers. or for Cash /, hand, a
Cash Discount dllOleed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-24
MERECIDAS DISTINCIONES.

S. M. ell Rey Amadeo I e. D. G.)
ha concedido al Excmo Sr. Mar
ques de la Esperanza la Gran Cruz
de Isabel la Cat6lica.
Ell Sr. Marques que ademas de ser
uno de los leales puerto-riquenos,
de mas valfa en- el pals por la fortu-
ma que posee, y las dotes que le ador-
nan, reune la de ser el Gefe del par
lido Liberal-Conservador. Els muy
acreedor q la gracia con que le ha
distinguido S. NJ.
Nosotros a nombre del partido a
que nos honramos EN- pertenecer, fe-
licitamos con toda la efusion de
nuestra alma al Sr. Marques, y al
Ministerio que preside elinsigne Ma
rino Sr. Malcampo por el acierto con
que ha procedido al conceder esta
gracia.
Igualmente Sc ha concedido tam
bien la Gran Cruz de Isabel la Ca
t6lica al Excmo. Sr. Marques de Ca
sa Caracena a quien igualmente fe-
licitamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-24
Ia Rason y el BoLErIN, ha sido cogido

Ia Rason y el BoLErIN, ha sido cogido
en- ez garlito.
Quede entire tanto sentado que los
alambres del telegrQt0 DEBEN FUND1RsE
al dar paso 4 una gran descarga Go
electricidad atmosferica; quede senta-
do que La R0gon es la que queda
atrapaoG de este modo tam imopinado,
vemcida de atna ma0nera tam decisiva, Y
que tendra que callar como I'm muerto,
hacer al fin 10 que debia haber hecho
desde el principle quedar aun peor
parada en- la opinion pdblica de 10 que
ahora queda.
"Fn cuanto a los que tienen & La Ra
son como norma de sus pensamientos, es-
ia pifa parece decirles: ''Vosotros que
irrefexivos os dejais arrastrar de los ra1o o.
namientos combinados para produciros
una mala passion y sosteneros bajo su fa-
tai Influenza; aprovechad esta leccion sa.
cando de ella todo el fruto que debeis."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-24

para concluir: La International no
muere; Sc la podra perseguir, pero
resucitara cada vez mas pujante, pro
clamando los principles eternos de la
verdad, de la moral y de la justicia
(Aplausos.)
AL concluir este orador, Sc lie anto-
j6 preguntar a otro de los ciudadanos
presentes, 81 era verdad QUE; existian
dos artlculos en- los estatutos que no
Sc leian los ne6ftos hasta despues
de asociados. Aunque la comision con-
testo negativamente insistiendo el in
terpelante, ell ciudadano Cruz Marti-
nez, tallista, y otros rechazaron la es-
pecie, y otra porcion comenzo a gritar
|y alborotar, armandose un barullo
maydsculo, que estuvo punto de que
la fiesta concluyera como la comedia
de Ubrique Afortunadamente, Gui-
llermina Rojas impuso silencio a la
tumultuosa multitud, y comenzo a ha-
Ger los elogios de La International,
diciendo que la hecatombe de Paris es
un atomo insigni6cante que para NADIA
Sc debe tener en- cuenta. Llam6 Co
bardes a los Sres. Jove y H6via y mi
nistro de la Gobernacion, porque no
habian acudido al llamamiento de la
ASUCiacion.
La propiedad de la clase media ac-
tual dijo que era immoral y repugnan-
mantle, porque estaba adquirida no Sc
saba como, y de la noche la mana
ma; la ar stocrat ca no era menos inius-
ia por estar fundada sobre la sangre
de los pecheros. Declare que es opues-
ia q todo matrimonio, asf civil como
r9ligloso, y en- cuanto a religion,
profesa solamente la de la concien-
cia, y no cree en- Dios, hasta que
haya uno visible y palpable que le di-
ga: "Yo soy tn Dios" La patria dice
es una palabra absurda y ridicula, que
va no tiene sentido, desde que La In
ternacionaI ha confundido todos los
intereses humanos. iQuereis oponeros
terminaba diciendo, al curse de esas
aguas9 Elias os envolveran y os ar
rastraran en- su corriente.
Mora, zapatero, resumi6 terminan-
docon palabras ofensiyas hacia las per
sonas de los Sres. Jove Hevia mi
| nistro de la Gobernacion.
Por 10 visto asf los que hablaban
como los que mandan, ignoran por
complete que existe un C6digo penal" "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-24
DEBATE PARLIAMENTARY
sOBRE LA INTERNATIONAL
&c NTINU CION

En- cuanto al sentimiento patriotico, sc
dice que es necesaro acabar con ell patrio-
tislno.
En- Europa, senores, cuenta La lnterna
cional 81 peri6dicos, y en- Espana hay aso
ciaciones, en- Valencia en- Barcelona y las
Bateares, y cuenta con varios perlodicos,
entire otros, uno que Sc llama El Rebelde,
en- Granada.
Todos estos centres sc someten a una
direction extranjera, pues ell Consejo de
L6ndres es ell que aprueba ell estableci
miento de las secciones dirime las con-
tiendas. Els muy probable que estas ho-
ras tengan conocimiento en- L6ndres de
mis- palabras y Sc decrete mi castigo. Al
pals NADIA lie importa, a mi me importa po
co: no es la vida cosa tan agradable que
valga la pena de defenderla
VoY leeros, senores, un an6nimo que
he recibido. Dice asl: "Tengo ell gusto de
REMIT rle un n1mero de La Federation:
suscribiendose en- fI, podrl vivir tranquilo." "
Esto venia dentro de un n1mero de
La Federation, en- ell cual Sc telicitan los
escritores de que algunos periodicos adop-
tasen parties de sus doctrinas. Citan El
Pueblo, y v6anse las doctrinas que procla-
man. Ueyo)
En- 1870 debia celebrarse en- Paris Ell
quinto Congreso de La International con
obieto de convertir en- social la propiedad
particular. Este Congreso no lego cele-
brarse; pero en- 1871 Sc trato de convertir
en- hecho esta doctrina, y 10 primero que
Sc hizo fue asesinar los 40 gendarmes
que defendian en- Paris ell orden social.
Todo este estaba preconcebido: en- una
carta de Nueva- York Sc deeia: "Es pre-
ciso que Paris sea nuestro que deje de
sxistir." La Commune 40 era mas que La
International; y la prueba es que Sc ha
dicho por ell Consejo de Londres que la
Commune era la precursora de la reforma
social, ahora Ell manifesto 1ltimo de ese
Consejo aprueba y acepta la responsible
dad de los incendios de la capital de Fran
cia.
Senores, aqu1 los republicanos diran
que no estan de acuerdo con los princi
pios de La International. Senores 81 todos
los republicanos no son internacionalistas,
Dor 10 inenos todos los interna ionalistas
son republicanos.
iQue remedio contra este mali Senores,
la repression. En- Austria Sc reprimen es-
tas sociedades: en- Prussia, cuando Sc pre-
senta una huelga, Sc busca q sus autores
y Sc les castiga. Nosotros, que hasta 1868
hemos poseido Ell Codigo mas perfecto,
decfamos en- ell art. 461 que las huelgas Sc
castigarian con lss penas de arresto mayor
y una multa.
Estamedida, que asl protegla al fabri-
cante como al obrero, ha desaparecido del
C6digo, no Sc 81 intencionalmente; pero el
hecho es que trat6 de suprimirse en- Fran
cia por instigaciones de La International,
y tai vez aqul Sc hayan hecho las mismas
gestiones con mejor efecto. 70 pido, pues,
que este artlculo reaparezca, sin que sea
obice el decir que es un artfculo inefcaz,
porque 81 solo han de subsistir las penas
que son completamente ineGcaces, el Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-24
JUNTA INTERNATIONAL.

Ell escandaloso meeting de los inter
nacionalistas de Madrid, veri6cado el
dia % en- ell teatro de Rossini, ha sido
descrito del siguiente modo por La
Epoca:
"Hoy Sc ha celebrado, dice nues-
tro colega, la anunciada junta de La
International A la hora designada nos
dirigimos al lugar de la reunion. Co.
mo va de antemano Sc habia dicho, las
puertas de los jardipes y del teatro
estaban tranqueadas para todos los
concurrentes, y la una y media, hora
en- que Sc declare alberta la session
por ell presidente de la comision de
propaganda, ciudadano Iglesias, tip6-
g'ato, toda la estensa sala del teatro de
Rossini, todos los palcos y hasta la
galerla superior Sc encontraban cua-
jados de un n1mero immense de inter-
nacionalistas y curiosos, sin que falta-
Sc alguna que otra mujer del pueblo.
La comision que habia hecho la
convocatoria estaba compuesta de los
ciudadanos Jose Soler, Official de ia
llista; Jose Barrcjro, Official tip6grafo
y Felipe Amaya, Official de sastre. Es-
tos, con su presidente Iglesias y otros
asociados, hasta siete i ocho, ocupa-
ban una mesa colocada en- ell ceutro del
cscenario; a su derecha Sc habia dis
puesto otra para la prensa, y una ter
cera a la izquierda que rodeaban los
oradores que por designation de la
cemision habian de hacer uso de la
palabra: Lorenzo, tip6grafo; Mesa,
tambien cajista de imprenta; Mora,
zapatero, y Guillermina Rojas, o6ciala
de sastre, oradora de club, de imagi-
nacion viva, de palabra facil, capaz de
agitar una turba en- dias de revolucion,
y adn de capitanearla en- las barrica-
das, como otra Theroigne de Meri-
court
Antes de exponer ell presidente
Iglesias ell motive de la reunion, mani
fest6 que con ell objeto de cubrir los
treinta y cinco duros que la empresa
de los Elfseos llevaba q la Association
por facilitarle ell local, sc sirviese cada
uno de los circumstances contribuir
con ell 6bolo que pudiera, en- uno de
los azafates colocados en- cada puerta
de la sala. Y en- efecto, al entrar nos
otros va 10 habfamos echado de yer,
pues sobre la bandeja en- que Sc re-
unfa ell donativo campeaba un tarjeton
en- que Sc hacia la misma demanda, y
que estaba adornado con los sfmbolos
de la masonerfa.
Ell ciudadano p1esidente dJo des-
pues, quelos senores Jove y Hevia y
ministro de la Gobernacion "tenian
el derecho y el deber de repetir ALI
sus injurias y calumnias contra La In
ternacional fulminadas en- el Congreso
de los diputados; que para confundir-
los la cOmision habia nombrado a sus
s6cios defensores, y que para impug-
mar todo cuanto en- el Parlamento Sc
ha dicho acerca de la Association era
para 10 que Sc habia convocado a esa
iunta Ret6 4 los Sres. Jove y Heyia
| j Candau, y q cualesquiera otras per-
sonas que fuesen solidarias de sus
ideas, 8 presentarse en- aouella liza, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-24

lN GanOt pagipaa soy s@
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-07
The Martyrs Of Neglect.

It not too much to say that tens of thou
thousands are suffering from biliousness,
indigestion, constipation, periodical fevers,
general debility. and nervous affections, who
might be restored to perfect health within
a month or less by the use Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. The multitudes who have
been cured Of these and other ailments by
the use Of this well-known specific are
always ready to testify to lis virtue as
preventive and a remedy. They are spread
over the whole country; they are eager to
praise and recommend 1t; and yet,notwith-
standing its vast popularity, there are many
inyalids and many who are continually
exposed to the epidemical diseases, against
which 1t is q sure protection, who, either
through indifference or incredulity, neglect
to seize the opportunity to cure and means
of prevention, which they have only to
reach out their hands to obtain. This is
strange 1t Is one of the anomalies OF hui
man nature which 1t is impossible to ac-
count for or explain. 1t is, however, quite
certain that every day the number OF these
Martyrs of Neglect Is diminishing. This is
proved by the statistics of the sales of the
great remedy. During the present fall the
demand for 1t has increased beyond all pre-
ceint. 1t seems as II in the end the entire
would realize the fact that
when all other medicines prescribed for the
above complaints fail, It can and does effect
a cure. AS a protection against the diseases
most common a. this season, there Is moth
ing comparable with II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-07

RADIO AL journals are trying to create
an impression that the present Demo
cratic State administration has mis-
managed the finances, by asserting that
there was five hundred thousand dol
lars in the State treasury when the
Democrats came into power and that
now there are no funds available for the
payment of current expenses. We do
not know whether these Radical grum
blers have stated the facts correctly, but
we can easily understand how there
may be less money in the State treasury
on the LIST of November than on the
4th of March in any year. without any
Encouragement or direliction of duty
on the part OF the State officers.
Under our present laws, the treasury
will always be depleted during the sum-
mer months and replenished during
the winter. By far the greater
portion of the revenue OF the State
reaches the treasury during the
months Of November. December Jan
uary and February, and the amount &C
cumulated on the LIST Of March must
pay the appropriations made by the
Legislature. This year the Democrats
have had to pay to the school fund
about ninety thousand dollars that was
borrowed during the late administration,
besides providing for the current ex'
penses of the State, and it is not surpris'
ing that there should be less money now
in the treasury than before these de.
mands were met. The Radicals are
hard pushed for pretext when they
make this a cause Of complaint against
the Democracy.