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a correspondent writes at some length to the
N. y. World to say that hydrophobia is purely
imaginary disease, which may be extirpated by
efiaeing the name from all records and books.
and thus removing the memory of the so-cslIed
disease, depriying people of the stImulant of
the imagination, in which alone, according to
his belief, the danger lies. This talk about i'm
agination Is all very well for those queerly con-
stituted individuals whose hearts are wrung
with anguish at the sight Of adog -muzzle, while
they are strangely csllous TO human suffering;
but the facts are al against any such theory.
Already this summer the newspapers have re-
corded the horrible sufferings and death of sew
eral children from hydrophobis, who were too
young to be Influenced by the imagination.
Then, too, there are numerous cases of the dis
ease occurring years after the bite when Its re-
membrance lad almost passed away. Do horses,
hogs, anc COWS bitten by rsbid dogs only imag-
Inc that they have hydrophobis?
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q H q C L X 4 Z s

WINES, OLD WHISKY,
OLD BRANDY AND LIQUORS,
AT COST.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
At COST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-17

Dir. James Psrton,-who has fairly earned
the title OF the modern weems,-has an article
IN the current number of Harper on "falsehood
in the daily press" If Mr.. P. would only tell
what he knows about fslsehood In the montAly
magazines, what q narrative il would be!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-17

Nr. Resolution Green" assembled on Mon.
day night and passed some more resolutions,
which he is obliging enough to contribute to
our waste basket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-17
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion of 1t, may have The STAB sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at
the rate OF nfty cents per month. Orders, ac-
compsnied BY the money, should be sent to the
business Office OF the paper.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire snccees. Simple, prompt, efficient and reli-
able. They are the only medicines perfectly
adapted to popular u.e-so simple that mistakes
cannot be made In using them; SO harmless as to be
free II ON danger; and so efficient 60 be always
reliable. They have the highest commendsIio
from all, and will always render Satisfaction,
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THE OLD STORY.

Parties leaving the city for the summer, as well as
those belongins TO the " stay ct II ONE Club will
read the following with interest," as IL will inform
them Of the power Of the Almighty Dollar, and also
d divided into Halves aud Quarters:
For ONE DOLLAR you can buy q supsyior
Chemise, beautifully made, every seam felled,
trimmed Ladies' Drawers, excellent Lops
Gowns, beautiful Dressing ssares, fine Ga1ze
ONE DOLLAR viii buv Q good Scotch einsham
sun Uh brella, Just the thing for the country;
large enough TO keep Jon dry In o shower.
O0E DBL LAB will buy q hne-looking Satchel,
cspacious Travelling Basket, or q good-sized
ONK DOLLAR will buy an excellent Umbrella
warranted good In rain and shine, and of that
Kind you don't mid loaning, o. it will certainly
1t will buy or excellent aIl-ifnen large size .th
Towels, pairs Of Ladies file Hose, pairs
extra fine Bslbriggan Hose,
1t will buy very fins Gsuze Shirt, pair Of British
or Lisle Z bread Half Hose, or fine oil, linen
hemmtd Handkerch efs, 6 superfne standing o.
turn-d Collars, 8 pairs Of l-ply reversible or
pairs Of Single CIns, &C., &c.
For FIFTY CENTS We have 9euze eh rts, Sus-
pepders, Silk scarfs, Rubber Dressing Combs,
Heir and Cloth Brushes, Pocket Books, Work
and Lunch Baskets, Bead Baskets, Brackets and
Pictures, SILK and Leather Belts, Fans, Bay
For TWiNTY FIVE CENTS we have Lisle Thread
Gloves for Men and Ladies', Tooth and Nail
Brushes, Ladies' Neck W ear, 4, and pieces of
Toilet Soap. w OTk Ba. ktt.. Salad Sets. Rubber
and Base Balls, Ru' Der BATTLES, Dolls, Toys,
snd hun dreds II other articles.
To find out the power Of the Almighty Dollar with
supreme satisf 5ctfon to yourself, visit
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TO pEPosIroBs or THE GER

ENeTIcE TO pIPosIr9Bs 9f THE GER
eefS.r sva saytsGs BANk
i,GT. VIM Se PsSsss on and sftsr July l. s., =,
fellows. viz; siI per cen, per sonum 70 time de-
one or mgre calendar msnth.. Inte-est not called
,os vii De sdSed to ,he principal bear in eres,
after Jul 1, ls74 unil further noice, will besr in
ecmputed and fer u month
or. PBLsTIss, Cashier. iA' isistJsi
w Corner s,h and d streets
The rooms are open from .: m. to 10 ,. m, with
Tree readng rooms oil the Dailes and most import
A Circulating Library, containing all classes Of
Daily Meetings q. n:i5, 6 and 9 p. m. myi4-tr
FSOswEGO, DEEP ROCK
KENTUCKY BLUE LICK WATERS.
A fun supply jus, received at
NILBTkNS MINTBAL WATER DEPOT,
u.,ur 14ss Penn'yiynsn All, w sysnGs,
eaIP, BOOKeEPIsG aud DOR REsOND-
Incl morpins and evening, during the summer
Sss,: Also, PBfVXTf ITssoSs, during il" t sss.s
FPEHICkr INDIAN HAIR REsTORER
tSr.f renders L sois and stable pressn's the
III
L isthe en- st hair Dresser ksOvn. Ter sale s! ali
Druggists Jyl7-iy
~ NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH
Wy INGTOS, ID o., Jannary IL, 1874 The rate
o. interest on deposits made IN this bank from and
FIVE PER CENT. PEE ANNUM,
and all money deposit up TO March LIST, will draw
SIX PER GENT. PER ANNUM,
Until July lst after which period the interest allow
- FIVE PEI GENT. PEB ANsUM,
until otherwise ordered.
Interest IN all cases is computed and allowed for
each islI calendar mouth.
hFsOHkHOK MAHDRAKE PILLS-Tns.z
Wy pills are posed exclusively Of vegenable
Ingredients and although they entirely super sede
The Csc of mercury do not leave any OF its injurious
effects. The act directly upon tbs liver and are
ing from q disOrdered state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Hesdsche, TYPHOID Feye.., &c, &c. ali succumb 20
the free use OF Scbenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale
by all Druggists aud Dealers. rp7-tr
EREsH PRINT BUTTER,
At q r CANBY's,
JeH 81 1883 l4th street.
NOTICE TO LADIEs-Persons having Wheeler
paired can have done at their residence by ai-
dretsipg 1917 18th -i5est n w ,,,,n
TARD.-OWING TO THE KFFEOTS OF THz
Of labor and Material together with stsgnati6n in
husint am authorized to sell goods direct from
the factory at a great discount on manufacturer
prices; and parties desiring to purchase any kind OF
Walnut Furniture for CASH can save from to 80
pc cent by ordering Of Us direct from the factory
]. W. MCKNIGHT 4 Co,
}T-lm No. 142I Penn. ave W ashiGgton, ID.
& h o L X IS
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ri,c Patrnna. crs ed.

\ ~.~n.aa.1c BODY OF farmers le-
Gently muatS' Louis CALLED the Ma
uo.al Grar.c. aua. rs other toiies Of
ten do. issued declaration OF princi,
r',- This is tie fiat national meet
ia, d. ,ac Patrons since they bccrme
. po.rer and iGirios rom their first
wc.Iz in Platform ha.ld."s, we think
ta.O over f. destined to expand TIL II
..acucs and or.aai1.s the farmers o.
the whole country into one grea', well
constructed. symmetrical organization.
Five wears aE0 everybody was saying
tha. the farmers were to- large class,
too uawicldv body TO render organ =
eaton possible. The farmer was col
s.crgl 10 everlasting vassa!aEe TO mid.
digmen, transportation CompaaleP, and
, ,caIsr4. lie was supposed 10 be only
/ privileged to take whatever price these
men offered him. But they gave one
taru Of the screw too much, and THIS
lgtha~:rc class Of farmers showed q;
once taag they possessed the gI.: OF their
ECa.cU tcs party ancestors. OrEan,zF0
tons spread with wocder'ul rapidly,
until over eleven Thousand subordinate
Oranges OF the Patrons Of Husbandry
aave been 'oymej, Numbering mem
ha-shir o. nearly one million.
1t was the representation OF this
membership by Sla,e Oranges that met
a. $. Louis AMI PIT forth tie "Declar-
alton OF Principles - Every effort hiss
been madc 10 inve;I'e this organization
/ into tie support 0. political PARTIES,
/ hat the leaders have remained firm
aud preserved it from partizanship,
This declaration OF principles marks
an e,a in the progress OF a.riculture IN
/ the Uaited State.. 1t places the Fat
yous above :be atmosphere OF poAu-
clans, and declares the object. OF the
Oranges TO be the education OF the TAR
mers As q class. This whole dec'ara'
ton Is altogether admirable. IT tire
Patrons can carry it out, It VIII 10
more to educate the farmers IN ten
wears than all the agricultural colleges
in the country, on their present plan
Of beginning education in agriculture
st tne classical end o. tue college.
Tie Oranges will introduce among
,-ratrs wA"l they have 80 long needed
Intimate social relations. Here th(
farmers c! tue uetgLborhocd and lneii
iamtlies will meet, al stated periods
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nh tba rout;ne of nublic meetings

with the routine of public meetings,
give them confidence to express their
opinions, bring together the varied ez-
perience of all, and crystalline It into
q System for the benefit Of each mem
Der. This social friction will soon ina
fuse into those shrinking modest farm
ers q sense Of their own manhood and
independence, and they will no longer
be under the guidance and control OF
the mere politicians and middlemen.-
BEol3 livestock Journal
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IS0 BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE RIO
LOU Coree in tore and for sale By
sSP ~ VI, REILLY
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Warranted.

Four to six bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery are warrant
Ell to cure Salt Rheum or letter and
the worst kind Of Pimples on the
face. Two 10 tour bottles are warrant
ed to cure the system of Boils, Carbun-
Giles aud Sores. -Four to six bottles are
warranted TO cure the worst kind OF
Erysipelas and Blotches among the
hair. Six TO ten bottles are warranted
to cure Running OF the Ears aud Cor
rupt or Running Ulcers. Eight to ten
bottles are warranted to cure Scro'ulous
Sores and Swellings. Two to six bots
ties are warranted to cure Liver Com
p,aint,
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State Auditor for his refusal to pay cer-
tain drafts drawn by the Governor
The facts in the case ere get forth as
follows by the Charleston Cjwr;er.
On the 9TH day OF April, 1873, the
Legislature passed sn &c, containing
the following Section Page 2S4, chap.
III, sec 90, Acts 1878.
''CIvIL CONTINGENT FCND.
10 pay, upon the order of the Gov
ernor, directed to the Auditor, all ex-
peuses in the execution OF any law for
which the Legislature has made al
appropriation. Ard herein shall be
included, all books blanks and station
cry and postage for the Governor, Au-
ditor, Treasurer, Secretary OF the State,
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Attorney General and Librarian, in
Guiding express charges, 10 b paid upon
tie rsoiSitiop Of said officers, ten thous,
and dollGrs." Soon after the passage 0
this act, q doubt arose among The ex-
cutive officers for whose use this fund
was appropriated, rs to its proper con,
structlon, some contendng that the
Governor WAS only authorized by this
law 20 give orders upon the Auditor
Tor the payment Of al expenses in the
execution o; any law Tor which Tie
Legislature mad made no appropriation
and tor hooks, blanks and stationery
aud postage, Tor his Office, aud that al
the Other executive officers therein
named should give their rcquisiliol
upon the Auditor for books, blanks
stationery and postage for their Offices.
To settle the difference O! op;uioa, the
law WIS submitted to the Attorney
General o!tbe State, who gave it 80 his
opinioa in writing, that each one OF the
subordinate executive officers should
draw his reQnisition On the Auditor fol
suryI;es Tor bis Office This decision
was AGA" .esccl in and AGED upon by
all the executive officers Tor eight o.
nine mouths, when the insurance upon
the CAPITAL buildings hal to he renew,
e!
Tie 80 | section oitrc same act resIs
"To pay for policy OF insurance on Cap
itsi building and STATE library, to be
paid cuy Of the Contingent iDDd herein
before WCyided, and not in addition
thereto, six hundred dollars. All such
Car.al building charges a:c 70 be paid
,,,o, tho raouisi,i,r NJ tIn Cffpars
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7 (! r S 4 L E.
EOR SALE,
FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT, &s-A
- -&i.G-

Tie Fous, wAich now live in, corner OF
.-.N Eud EUliS I. els.
Also. tho House lately CccUTied by Glib
in Lamb, tsQ. corner Of l21h and kott st.
IueuD..vt HOUSES have al the modern
improvements; hot and cold water, bath
rooms, tr.
Also.F.a,. q House con aiming tveiCCmS'
c,.llar, and Kitchen, and hail, conner OF lIth
MI Foil streets.
VIII also have four ~ w houses finished
.rbnut he miCd e. 81 May or first Il June,
IS! p I'll he modern improvements on Eot
.Toat near l2th,
NAV IL JOHN NVb-NN.
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FCa SAAE.
sc AB1.

EARN CONTAINING JNE HUN
\ drsd and th,ee acres. l VIII SCI! u IN ia
13e 10 iot or divide il In lots OF four or I'VE
0c . to suit purchasers. There Is no 1e iu
and in Ohio county ior Inarke' ~, S%t city Of
minated within one mile oI t"o WV
Wheeling. -. ,,,,,,,co I'm one.
TWO and three years. For further p"t'iC'-
!asS e"''"' q " GEO. ROBERTS,
- Main street.
4. OBRIEE,
pe9l Est : 10 Agent.
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FOR RENT.

.I1gr, STORE ROOM N MARKTT
| square, 80. loS2. now occupied by J.
i. Nj. ~ {; Co, Il Joining John welty's
.l.t-v. EuQv!rc OF :, WELEY,
......H. No -.N.
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FOES RENE.

pru,v VFRY DESIRABLE STORE
| ION. IN II ariron's Book, next 10 The
r...a l.a3-e. SosseshOn given on or be-
% 80. "a -@'' =. HUGHES.
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I,-noIlinc House Tor sale.

ru.1 STORY BRICK DWELLING
7ii,",,sa No. III, 3lst st Get, near wood
- av,,,rtl;ning SIX rooms and wash
street. IN gODd 10 Dair. water end gas
h).SS,' TGr.e' 4 so a small frans store in
.. III n. Inc house. with counter, shelvings,
,., and one OF Tiugley's hOr zontal Ice
,s.,-S1 Frefzsr and Packing Tub, all In good
..Tnr Price 81 100. Enquire on premises.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no tnrg lsr con,'
It's effect is Instantaneous, Uud so n3tur ID
That il cannot be detected hy the clos. so OBJ
server II Il harmless, easily applied ana is
In general use among iashi0DHr." hair Grrs
era I'm every large city in the UH!."d 81 '''f.
Price al a box. sold everywhere.
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EOR SALE .

THREE STORY BRIG'K :, p We siISei
tsw sS' o& %'a an Twe on aS stFsf5S
terms. 70. i~-' K. -. BARR,
lli2 Chapline 81.
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All Kinds Of Cakes.

Biscuit, Rusk GriGdic axe Pound Cnsr.
Marble Cake, Corn Bread, PGdnIuc- ag.
Pastry, elegantly made with LCgA-,i /
4 cos Excelsior B1bing p0-Hor.
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Recommendation.

p.r-g-.v EAvES, WEsT-LaSTSs,
.,.n.rl;vg wheeling
t..., gi'..PJJA. daily at-...6SO r. n.
arrive ~ ARRIVES AT
CumHeTl1nd.&2 J. .. 'haneSVliIe...IO:i9 =; NJ
,Gu5g.sr--S excepted. sundays excepted.
Ea., bound trains max connections
II EG...mCrc With train ..: fN:uG!'
nlq. New YCr, and Posi-" 20 WASH
iny.oU City Ia AZ pom .n.'
vrC.l ECuuL t.giE1 IA. rec
ton fHr al -".als e" '. '""l''
TU.u"u Palace Cars o. a.. I.GL' Gains.
~ I - = - =. IL FB.AAnIAIs..nt, -, q
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F.cT-TrsyEg wYST-LEAYEs.
VrbnalIng .IW neeling
G.,IIy ;.tG.y p, = daily at.-..7:CC a.
ERgryFs 1T ARRIVES At
Washington GoiulnDus..',<;lV r N
City..........Ni5 \. Il. SanGusky bio r. NJ
Pa',.,m.r"..IU - a. NJ. sundays excepted.
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though not aiwa, f, cureu py lls sse' NoSn.
lu.. can restore ,Ay L-I wuClo a., IoILCLcS,
a.p destroyed or the glands airophlcd ana
Cecayad: ont such a. remain can he saEeo
10y thisa"u.irGriOu, and stimulated lnto
activity, 50 that "A new growth Of hair is
produced. Instead OF frulinS tho nnlr WIN WIN
g Tp~ty sediment, il viii keep 1t clean ana
ys-rri-.. . CrrgS.gua! use VIII prevent
III. bar rom turning nay or falling on on,
AMI consequently prevent badness. Inc
-or3fion Of Vitality IL gives to the scalp
gts'sHud prevents the formation OF dano-
luF.Which i often 50 UUcicaDly and onen-
>.yg. tr,c rom those d,leter!ous suDsian-
COS which MAKE some prelarailons daIsel-
Gus and nuTiou~ 10 the hair, the Nigor can car,
oa.y l.u.H; lut not harm H.. II wanted
rlu!,rr Tor lfAIR DRESSING, nothing
c.sa car be jD~aI 50 desirable. Containing
neither oil 'u- dye, Il does not sol! " hite
Cnmu.ir, and yc, la.ts long on TIE hslfl
giving j. " rob. CLOS" l">-le, Hud a SGalV!u!
/ reI.UMo.
Prepared BIZ Dr., ], G. Aver & Co.
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
EkaEkEHgE E7ASS
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h%S{;45IITjI,I11SN
&L2:2d7lI;i2!S;s

A distinguished clergy man Of&,w '.rh
Speaking or this remedy, Chartct,rl-- 3. 'r
zone o the special blessings 81 ih" L.H"-
tenth century. The certainty olIts H"Hng
effect" : id he, "and the immunity l..-
danger whether administered 10 CA.a', %
mr. To adults, adapt IL f.. the widely popular
usC IL mas attained" None would .uU- Sue
fer from lung complaint ilthoT kue" hg"
easily they can be cured by tui1 remedy.
BY lis timely use all pulmonary ois'nw. X
may be arrested, and Cousumu' -i..
sCuurgc that sweeps away iE"ua.nl ' oN'..
year-wCuld hc checked IN lis cOMm'E' o
Tneut. Persons with a seated cough. VIII,
breaks their rest a. night VIII Ln1, - '-.'
ing the FxT"CtuTaUt on sniI - 90 i.i ih''
may he sWc OF UubrOken ,i'"9 anil s.lg--.I-
Ing rest. Possessing a vc'y I'"&.aa' -
Il is easily administered 10 children. .u..
BY all Druggists. Laboratory, y ".a ..
CouTtlandt street New York. '-'-.-
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.LOCAN'S ARNiCA

For Rheumatic Pain, -wl....--, El... .
sun Joints, Kinks and Pain- ~. any h'N".
W. ich can he reached by 'NieTnaI apt.-,'-
cstiou., IT. Jrv and cheap, i.Eu .r1a ID Q .
llrrtf. Try il, nd you Will be cJu'.ur. ..
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z .sGcNug, Pittsburgh, !a2.'
.s.seglys, ore Division.

- ltEzsffSG ABsEfStGit'
;-,"--rcAYy< vEsT-LvAN"
..g-.....,-- Washington, ! a.
,,...-...'. 60 -. daily at......6:5Ik -.
s%.s..i.. n ashiugtOn, PEI
Ia.-g.. 81" 3. T.. daily %i.......:iN J.. a..
s-i,r.lqyY excepted. Sundays excepted.
lI..e'r; 49, prlrcipO! points can he C!o
...... .. No aEicC At the Depot.
THGS. T.. SHARP,
',SG,sT o: transportation,
%. ~. I,.V..I-2 General Agent, Wheel.
49,, nCv3
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TRANSPORTATION.
f-inni~,.2fi ExnrGsS.

5..Ary.s WILL LEAVE WHEELING AS
FOLLOWS WHEELING TINE:
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4 dress ng
isatOuCC
a"rColnla heal
Thy, aud etiec-
,usl .Or pre-
ser win 2 the
hair II soon
fciCrGMdod Or
grUg hair 10 rs
) original col or,
|, uuhNc gloss and
ness ~
yoUth. Thin
hair !sthicken-
ell, fallen hair
che cked, q Il d
oSS often
-Ian,,rn Nnah-
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y Nail, il Advance
e AEGE EEGI&E&E.
Radical MISREPRESENTATION,

The Radical newspapers have wasted
great deal Of indignation upon the
State Auditor for his refusal to pay cer-
tain drafts drawn by the Governor.
The facts in the case ere get forth as
follows by the Charleston Cjm;r.
On the 9TH day OF April, 1873, the
Legislature passed sn act containing
the following Section Page 2S4, chap
III, sec. 90, Acts 1878.
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BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
MELTONS, VESTINGS, &c.

TO he found in tic CITY, which they will
make up in the late-t New YORK and iHri.
sian styles.
Z. S.-Ihe firm will permanently occupy
the Store No. II Twelfth slrn.', john J.
RiCu'S old stand. 4 phi Isl. tnI.I
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-02-26


Laws OF the United St tes passed ut the
First Session Of the Forty-Third Con
grcss.
GENERAL NATURE.-NO. Z.
AN ACT repeating tho increase Of salaries
Of members Of Congress. and other officers.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That SO
much OF the act of March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy three, entitled IAN
act making appropriations for les:
slativc executive and judicial
expenses of the Government for
the year ending June thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and scventy-four," as provi.
DIES tor the increase Of the compensation
ofpnblic officers and employees, whether
members of Congress, delegates, or others
except the President Of the United States
and the Justices Of the Supreme Court, he
and the same is hereby, repealed, and the
salaries, compensation, and allowances of
all said persons, except as aforesaid, shall
bc as fixed by the laws in force at the
time Of the passage Of said act: PROVIDED,
That mileage shall not be allowed for the
first session Of the FOrty.third Congress
thatall moneys appropriated as compen-
sation to the members Of the Forty-second
Congress in excess Of the mileage and al.
lowances fixed by law at the commence.
mcnt of said Congress, and which shall
not have been drawn by the members OF
said Congress respectively, or which hav.
ing been drawn, have been returned in
any form to the United States, are hereby
covered into the Treasury of the United
States, and are declared to be the moneys
of the United States absolutely, the same
as if they had never been appropriated as
aforesaid.
Approved, January 20, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-02-26

The following 10 tho full text Of Mr.,
Boutwell's bill, amenda, DRY Of the M.
tioual currency act:
Be IL enacted, &C. Thst it shall not
be lawful for any banking association
organized under said act, or any &C,
.me"datory thereof, to pay interest on
deposits to banks, banking companies
or associations, moi shall any euch bank.
ing associations receive interest upon
any money desposite,i with any bank,
person or party,or corporation, and any
banking association guilty Of Violating
the provisions ofthis act shall he liable
to a penalty equal to four times the
amount Of interest so paid or received
to be recovered ic any court of compe-
tent jurisdiction; and it shall be the
duty Of the Comptroller Of Currency to
cause proceedings to he Instituted for
tho recovery of the penalties aforesaid,
and for the benefit Of the United
States
SEC. 2. That not more than one.
fourth part of The amount Of lawful
money ofths United States that any
such associations may be required to
have on hand, as is provided in such
net, shall consist Of balances duo to
such associations or is available for the
redemption Of its circulating notes from
banking associations approved BY the
Comptroller Of Currancy.