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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

THE New York Sun publishes two
columns of figures which tell a very
plain and forcible story. They are
detailed statement of the approprla-
tions made by Congress for the fresi-
dents salaries and White House eX-
penses for every year since lS49-0V,
and the following is their summary:
Annual average under Taylor-Fil- o.,.
more. ............. ........-..---.--c of'ooo
Annual average under Pierce-...... 4l'95o
Annual average under buchanan -. to'Dd55 =
Annual average under Liucoln-.... 3Z'IJ2
Annual average 1st term of Grant. lot't 20
Animal average 2d term Of Grant. ilS'Zo'
The latter enormous sums are swell
ed by conversation for subOrdinates,
refurnishing the executive mansion,
rcpairs TO greenhouse, fuel, and many
other similar incidentals (which cover
y multitude of private jobs. The
SIM further says:
Under recent Presidents It was the prac-
tice to y; propriate $50, Geo TO refurnish the
White House at a change OF administration.
Ofcn the sum voted for this object was not
so large as that. When Grant came in the
RepubIicans voted So, 900, and every year
since then ten or fifteen thousand has been
regularly inserted in the bills. Those who
are familiar with the White House know
that this money has not been expended
for furniture.
Formerly there was no contingent fund
allowed the President. But $3.50 was APP
propriated to Mr. Buchanan, which was
raised 10 IL 900 for Mr.. Lincoln and S2, COO
in his last year. Grant has been given
Sc. 600. which is virtually so much money
added to his double salary.
8 r.,oIl l,,, l,a
OF late years 81, 500 per annum. During the
war the appropriation was raised 10 -, fOO
ON account of the augmented cost of coal
and wood. Now, when they have fallen,
-. coo i year is the appropriation for Grant.
South Of the Presidents house, and
within the enclosure, is small and un-
slightly patch of ground which is covered
with wild grass, and has received little at
tontion Of any kind. But Babcock gets
$40, ,0c0 a year TO improve 1t; and knows
where the money goes.
The greenhouse is made TO answer for
ne5tily $4,000 year on the books of the
treasury, but not a tenth of it is applied
to the purposes intended by law. These
are only Il few items in the roll of peTqui-
sites which Grant enjoys, and which were
heretofore wholly unknown. The respOn-
siUiity lies between Grant and Babcock
for the application of this money, and
nothing but stern inquiry by the House
of Representatives behind the vouchers
will bring this scandal to light. Tens of
thousands have certainly been stolen, since
there is nothing to show for these large APP
prcpriations, either in the furniture at the
White House, the improvements of the
southern part of grounds, the contiugen.
expenses, or the fuel consumed.
IN addition to all these advantages, the
White House and grounds are lighted at
the public cost, and Grants only actual
outlay is for the maintenance of the house
hold auG few economical state dinners
in the winter. No wonder he wants a
third term.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

THE CENTENNIAL FoUNTAIE.-A late
issue Of the Philadelphia Inquirer gives
the following description of the Centennial
fountain to be erected in Fairmount Park
by the Catholic total abstinence societies
of America 1t will stand about three
hundred feet from the west end of ma
chinery hall, on grounds twelve feet higher,
ascending by grand granite steps. 1t will
consist of Il central white marble rock
mound, sixteen feet high, with a diameter
at base slightly truucated and conical in
shape. 1t will be surmouuted by a statute
Of Moses. in representation of the miracle
of drawing water from :he rock, this water
being represented by copiOus silver sheets
descending from numerous seams in the
rock. A water basin, entirely surrounding
the rock. mound and statute, will be forty
feet in diameter, and two feet deep. The
coping wall to surround the basin and form
its sides will be deliberately carved granite,
containing eight pedestals of beautiful de-
sign, with ornamental panelirg between,
with heads in basso-relievo of eminent
Irish patriots who were identified with the
temperance movement.
This wall rests upon a granite platform
five feet wide, this again resting upon two
eightcen-inch wide steps. The steps and
plat form will entirely surround the monu-
ment, the latter extending outward at four
equal distances apart and intorsecting a
circular pls.tform sixteen feet in diameter.
There will be four of the latter, and on
each there will stand a drinking fountain
ten feet eight inches III diameter and four
teen feet high. Each of these fountains
will be surmountcd by statues nine feet
high. all the statues to be of Tyrolese
marble. The figures, which are now be-
ing sculpturcd in Tyrol, Will represent
Father Mathew, Charles Carroll, of Carroll
ton: Bishop Carroll and Commodore Barry.
Messrs. Isaac III. Hobbs & Son are the
architects and superintendents.
OF the demonstrations throughout the
day outside of the Centennial buildings
the celebration OF breaking ground for the
Catholic fountain surpassed all others in
the numbers and enthusiasm of the audi.
ence, the presence of many distinguished
advocates of the cause, both of the clergy
and laity, with representatives of the tenn
perance benevolent societies, the decora-
tions banners, music and general sur
roundings of the scene.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

THAT a thorough reform has been
inaugurated by the Democratic House
Of Representatives of this State The
Harrisburg Patriot shows in this wise /:
n comparison Of the expenditures of the
house of last winter with those ofthe houses
of 1913 and 1914, exhibits the following
Expenses for salaries of clerks and
other officers ami employees and
stationery and contingent eX-
pepses of the house, for 1873,
were SS7 ,S6s so
Expenses for the same, for 1874,
We're G1 ,.J0,j 90
Expenses Tor the same. for 1875,
were. ....-...... 10, 534 I3
Thus "a Democratic house of representa-
tivcs, ofliccred aud managed by Democrats,
and acting upon the Democratic doctrine
that those people are best governed who are
least governed, has lcssencd the expense of
legislation nearly $22, 900 since last year.
and over S42, 000Since 1873. This has been
done, too, not witllstanding the fact that
the membe rship of the house of last winter
was numerically double that of former
houses and was reasonably much more diff
ficult to officer and more expensive as TO
supplies than its predecessors. The figures
here given are taken from the published
reports of the auditor general and the ac-
counts of the house of last winter on file in
the auditor generals office. Anyone who
chooses can verify them for himself The
promise OF reform has been as faithfully
fulfilled as it was Solemnly made by the
Democracy Of the State,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

The State Convention of the Catholic
Benevolent Union of Pennsylvania, will
meet in Lancaster on "Wednesday, August
A, and continue in session three days.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

Iunc 18th. 1875, We, tl.r u7.Ta-,a -,-. H.
Ciea nciI Township. La .r... ..-.
have examined the ai,s-a a......-r-..s .-.
correct. JOHN u. lHATrrI.A>>
JOHN lFHBIE. A
II b. NpEL
Attcst-P. i. M,tf.r.F. Tr.r fr..a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16
DEBTS DIE ET rau--s---
Amt Of Orders issued 10 suu.-..r..-..


cUTsTNNnING urETs ,-r -r-,.
Balance of Judgment. Iut,re,. r,.f ....
case of ticdrlgli TuHu-hrl q. +
zicT and Jacob Na.Ie- bail.
Pal. Judgment agaiusl = N-Ir-s-- ..
James McMuilcn, Br,isr .rau ri.,.r...-.
Cough on Jos. Bysar. u son
F J., TieTncy. lifting from p-1-fr-..--
Office Of belozier \ Na..e r....-,,.--.
Vi. }. " III. late Sup-rrl-lr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16
By cash paid Jno. II. Doug.ass.


By cash paid lno. II. Douglass.
late Treasure. -.... Z-.
- old orders IL Teachers 3-E
cosT...----.-- ---.. .ae
g cash paid Tea cheers :u T--s-. --a
FOR fuel 10 l---.
90 -t15I-S fE 3d.
Pa Dist E--i-ta- 81.
Secrctary'S salary ...... .r
Directors UEpcDSes. t"I-n-
nial election of CO. ~y-'t -"
- cash loaned go. ---.--- 1sa
per cent CGl'Taul Treas IG-
O. cash To- Township Au-ii.ar-.
settling ScaOOi treasurer tt-
Balance in hands Of Treasurer ..-.
OUTSTANDISG DIETS DIE IIS-ar
From Sil1s Adams. Treasure i1 1.-f q.
Harry Shcnar1. o. ,l'-tnr -r ia
D. \. CMrk- Collector ia i,.f...
Cash loaned. d.----.----- ...-....
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

bN tft y 81 tiitce -.--
- " ok done hy TaxaSlgs
'' ENouela tons
- Com rs certificate. lands -..a
- Cash paid hands. WORK ul -.s5. =
- Services 7-i~ G1yS al - = .... .e
- one day at Auditors SETS .,,r.-.
Balance due SGpcrvl-sr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

GTATEMENT OF SFTTr~
~ with the Supervisors sr g.
shin fer The year l--1:
MTCHAEL J. WIIr.. Sar---...-
To amount of Duul-ea-r
- T-nseatCd Hurt Tlx o. r. o.. --.--...
- Cash received from Izzit5.. '-'-il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16
DECE!PTS & ENPrND.Tr

-N 7 ." q ~ J NJ \
- Of the Cleartirld Township $.
trict for the year ending June TN. ~
j. :. CLAKE. Tr.4-lr.-. -.,
To State appropriation
- Cash from .Is,S " Coy. Ca"rE.-.-
- S.iaS : sHfI~. E'r..-.- r.-
Harry SarpuTl. ,..-r---
9" Rant OF School iInIS So a...-.
- Cash received from Co. fr.te.--
UgSt-tCd school iaE
u" Cash from self Collector lHr .--,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

We. the undersigned Auditors 60 E
District. Cambria cOuHtE. having 1.-s
amincd the above acrouur~ uT -H. -H
find them correct 10 the hest ed, H.r 81
and belief
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

WE. the undersigned Auditors 90. e.-.
DO certify that we have carefu!Ir g s.....
tel Burk and James \. M'ClosSHE. -.
GaliitZin Township for the wear l>l+.i--'
ab-ve stated. wM. CHRI~IA- AZ
JOHN TRAIN th,f r.
Attest-DAVIp ToRIN. Twp. CltrA D.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

WI. M'CarIET. su-r-r..--.
To amount Of duplicate
inseatei Road "a = r.s-.i fr..---- 81.
- Cash reed from T1raH..e -.f
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

By Oath of omce and Il-r--.-.-s
Work done hy Z Eln'rs
EEuueTst ions.
Com'rz' certificate le-.-s ms, -
p" Services 5ats days ~ So r r-. -
LnSeated money prfs
colleague. Wm- N-i'-rfa-
Cash paid Jno. II Mullen. IT, -..
mer Supervisor. Br.I.- -
- Cash paid John krlfE.- f- ~
mer Supervisor. Order Il
Cash paid hands on roads -
e. Sundry small cash orders go
- one day at Auditors =.tr ..rr-.
-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-16

JOHN II. DOUGLASS.i
JOHN TT EBIN, a.
II. B. NOEL.
4. MCG oEGm. t.. .---s-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
BUcGIARIEs IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs.. Aaron l.. Shute has cast, doubt over
the identity of william II. Mooney whom she fails post
lively % recognize the assaant 81 her husband She
says that prisoner strongly resembles the burglar.
but that she would not unguaediy that he Is the
same man Moo;ey and his alleged accompcc IN the
burglary at Peter flynns residence on cumbeiiandsi
men Abercrombie and Mccalnn of the Ninth Precinct
police ned three days pay each by the COMMITS
sners Yesterday for preventing the burglary III Mr.
shu,e's hUise and permitting the burglars escape.
THESE officers patr0iIng their posts faithfully
Mrs Ketch's bonse No IL Margaretta-st. entered
by burglar through scuttic in the roof on Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Kcech in Of the upper rooms,
ana seeing the burglar asked him what he wanted He
said that inc chimney FIRE, and Immediately ran
up the ladder to the roof and disappeared His statement
was found 10 untrue, and discovered that the
burglar had entered the premises through adjoining
unOccLpicd house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
BOOK SALES BY AUCTION.

IN the Mcssrs Leavitts auction rooms In
Astorpacc the public sale OF tho library OF the lato
Judge j. H. McCunn begun yesterday aad 1t Is to 10
concluded this afternoon The library consisted Of over
100 loi lawbcos and about 400 lots OF
works of English and American editions. Ali OF the law
books and about quarter OF the miscellaneous works
were sold at moderate prices. Among the volumes
were Huds Right of Personal liberty" Albany, 1sos
80 %; wbcItom's Elements OF International Law
~ so; Bosworth's "Supetor Cont Reports, lso96o'
10 vols S27 50; Smiths Leading Cases. sixth edition.
50 Fishers Digest Of Reported Cases in the English
Courts" London, 1870, 5 vols, S57 so: "Archbolds
Criminal Procedure" Ncw-York, 1900 vols, - 90 ;
"kents Commentaries" vols, Si2 Barbour 10
ports York Supreme Court" 20 vols, Si%o
Allibonc's Critical Dictionary OF AUTHORS . 'os'
sl3 30: Bells Anatomy oil Expression - o..
I'm he rooms OF Bangs, Nclwin * Co, NJ NO 600
broadway there was sale OF mixed collection OF his
torca theological and scientific books yesterday after
noon Tne lst Included over GOO volumes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
TILE CENSUS ADVISERS.

The following is corrected list of the per-
Sons who the request OF the secretary OF State, have
consented 10 act advisers tn the Census EnumeraOrs
To any misrepresentation, ii Is stated that these
advisers act without pay aud to the end only that trust
worthy AMI complete enumeration Of tine population OF
the city and It's industrial resources may be had:
Assembly Districts
l. Viii a ~ OrInsby. No l4f Greenwi st.
. Henry /. Norris NO * Pine 81
g. Oliver T.. BNrl, No ll9 broadway.
4 Wills =. Paine, No. rs Broadvay
q Richard 4. Duedaic. No. Moitonst.
g. Charlton =. Leafs. No 90 Nassau.st.
T. Charles T. Russell. NJ. d.. No. 3Ol Mot-st.
s. Jam W. Gerard. No. IL tfamercy PARK.
g, Frederick 4. C1nkn-. No I12 hroadgay
10 Avian =. SouhwoItl. No 30 Cooper IniDn
IIcrman TIL, No 40 East rixtee nthst
J.. Andrew Nils No. 81 East Fourth =.
10 >terne, No. 2i2Wosi Fourteenth-sf
~ william iia,lde, No. ~ East Fourteenth ST.
10 George AcL an. boarl 81 Brokers.
fdM ard "copper" No. ~ BuIfne slip.
IL IGCtlus = Guernsey, No loo BIOadway
Is Alexander Denlgf, No II Frfnkfoii-st
H. Theoi.re Roosevelt NO.Ji Mahlonlane
90 VIM H. Leonard no. i2 Pine -.
-. Fco Jre NJ rsOn, No Is Ffankfort-st.
AMI 2ith Waf--Frederick GrUte NO III East -Four
teenth IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
A PROPHETIC TOODLEs.
From The vieksJurg Herald.

from TichsDUTV TfTuTT
Yesterday morning y0ang man who was On
his way up tho river having satchel hllcd with RIM
edy for corns. lotion to remove freckles and Eany
boxes OF tooth-pastc, succeeded selling npgfo rcsb
dent OF Clay 50cent bottle OF thc recke remedy
The purchaser was exhibiting II 10 some OF his nhnds.
when one OF them exclaimed:
"shooi You has bin swindedi What does nisxen
want of dat stuG Nlggcrs nebbcr hab ireckles"
(" It's far my Wife, explained the man
"Your wife haint got freckles-shes black as tar
well ye cant tell whatl happen" Was lie response
"Fust dar was de manceriasbun bzness; den Gums ~
freedman bizness den de Ciyil Rights bill and who kn
tell dat the thing won't be white niggcis Wild heaps
OF freck,es all der faces!"
His line VI reasoning was too heavy fcx ITEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
JOSEPH UINLOCh.

SONNET ny JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL N HONOR O
TnR LATE DIRECTOR OF TIE OBSERVATORY q
HARVARD COILEGE-DItD JUNE IL.
From TIC N0tion.
Thy soul aud siaiwart, man of patient will
Through years one har's-br adth on our DARK 10 ga,
Who from the stars he studied not in vain,
Had learned their secrpt to bc strong ana .iill.
Ca:ccss of faIcs that carth's tin tTiDuprts nil;
Bonn TN Ter Leo, broad ~ build and bl'iin
He watched while others slept, in that hushed fame
OF science. only witness Of his skill:
suld, n as fails a shooting star ne Tell.
Rut inry'ingulshable his luminous trace
In mind and heart ~ all that knew him well
nappy man doom. To him the fates were known
~ ori,s diuI-!ovcring on the skirts of space,
InIeesccnt. throu gh Tod mercy, of his own!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

he appeared At my residence with the ASTOUNDING III
for,paiion that my cousin had just died very sud
denly ia BROOKLYN He gave ayery detailed and plansi-
bic narrative with great ealnestness Icpeg II over
aud over yhc whole story. however turned ont T." n .
complete hoax. Come months before that nc s1'"elly
anm,a,,al nt the honsc his moth In BROOKLYN VITA
The rforna ion that her sister IN Connecticut nad utd'
and ihat Ec had Just Oh from tneie ba mOtLe
who is poor woman az expense u.ap she c0dli
well ani1 immediately started fOf Ccnncecut, onV u"
ud her si.ier alive and well i IL by h,ich eisons Is
s Pricc Chat such olalactc a. Henry Ward Dcechcfs
is 70 ho fa.uiaAcdi Respectfully.
I.sIss4li June I6 1873. OSE OF PRiOKs VICTIMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
MEXICAN RAIDERS DISPERSED BY TEXAS MINUTE
MEN.
GALVESTON, Texas, June IA special dis

patch from san Antonio 10 The Netrs says:
Five Of the robbers OF Leon's Springs last Sunday pro-
ceeed to Comfort took two horses, and passed through
kerryille about Monday taking two more horses.
Capt. schrener of kerrvie assembled few men OF his
former minute company and gave chase. He came up
wih tie robbers about 40 miles above KcrryUlc and
manled surrender. The robbers replied by firing at
the minnie men, and then took 10 the brush loot,
leaving their horses schrenefs also hr,d. wound
ing one Iobber ami killing horse. They captured 10
ioi The wounded rubber Ia said 70 be MORALLY hurt.
The express confidence In being able to cap
ture oil u the robbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

IA the arounf OF 81 GOO On juno TO- 1850. Mr. Green
drew check for tina amount TO his own order ana ncu
youcnr far The amount paid 10 himself re ALSO "r'w
s salary Treasurer Mt the rate OF TlofvuV I'1 uh
MAJ, Il, the statutes OF 1857 1859 Prohbifef all
compeIs ition under any guisc whateycr beng ne 4,
ann on.sSvner out VI the public funds, except sat-
AIRY the President Treasurer, ana tle sttoi e.,
sioner for visiting the Park. the BOlri d-isah; nn
plain prohibition, at n meeting hold EfD ~ nnV',
alop.si resolution that the bOusc OF the Great M 30
concentrated 10 fi,. ~ the Controller oi the tciI'
Park aud that the sun Of $500 he appropisit oi
putting said bu ling ia order. Tue RESTITUTION 'luis
10 Mr. t.r-cu tie Treasurer. cxolco C"nroer o, tne
Park. Under his iecion, the non was r1, ,h' ~
niolclel tie appropriation was S2,jOo anu the Cost
paid ~ 3,7Gi 10. ,o-o .,
During the period Of the Commission. from lsoo 10
1870 inclusive, Mr.. Green was Represented IN A.p.,s
each year obtaining Legislation investing hiisi @ .o
Commission with increased powers. Tue niDiht
p,nses OF ir. Green aud his representative turin w
period eycecird l0,0V, which werO PAID out oi tnc
public funds by Mr.. Green. ooo 4,
Although 10 l. apparent, from sec. j. OF tIhi 80 w
tho Laws ~ AL That tho Treasurer Of the Board shon
be member ~ the BOarl 81 Commissioners MI o'"i
who member Of the Board AMI az w I'm" .I a i
Controller ~ The City NOV. -. 1877 secured inc c'
ton ~ y. w. Nhlttrnore one of the cniioycs OF t' ~,
uartnltnt Ui Finance 10 DE treasurer 81 the fJtk "u
~ a salary ~ $3.50 per anniin. 10 dite RON oCt -
This salary Hr. " ittsnOre coniinlrh 10 ituiN
urtil he yisated ont Of Office by TIE thhrtfF I"
1873 Ia violation Of tic provisions in Tire Charter o
1873. which declares specially That no COIil'sohcr Oh
tie Parks other than The PrsideHt was entitled - am
salary compensation fer bis services The Board an
th,nlzed, and Controller pad. ~ ID H. Nntam>c',
saTYy the months OF Soltc.npSf oct'
Der, November, ana December, 1873, at inc r"'o %
81 900 per arnim. ,
sioner, ard to each OF the p id anG'cale aIrhltcc ~
eaary, any Other purpos?, from the dtte OF ~"
tie first Comm sUn, Apiil IL, 1901 ID
Dec. n, lo7i, arc rs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

extend the examination into any question concerning Inc
pcnug eOrfgrcts whether IOi T. csc oe any pibs
necessity crifable grounds or interfering with hcn
rle bill opcrftes siiap'y 10 ccntDre q provision ios
money for paying for the work now pon2 On, in hs
event That scb pay iirS,s shali bcfoac nee ny. U
dccs not sdop' or ra'ifv sueh cent G' Tie gr';ois
In respect renaip properly To bo looked into ~
hr fiscal officer 81 ne STATE having chigye OF To- c,aI
eypen if,ires III tha Hated iinc which cod.i 3 l.
lotfrd 10 this bill. u dicui 10 carry ibe invest
ton rs FIR II has gOnc Impossible 70 cary thai Ia
vestlgsficn any fvtber. -
4. The .Ren!pro pfil'on ret o' iH'F ph@p 32, Laws
of 1870 appropriated IN fhnsc clauses:
l. Unrs pended balances o. ~. lst.yy. ff propii
atcd 1870 and rrapDsuerisfi LIZ y D. $40 %
e. tueNrcuiei baisnce of 2 q % 90 -, "iff'iii
g. Jnexi.en!ed balance Of si.Ol 1873 s.. alEiopu-
ated Ia 1870 and r'approssiti'd IN 1917 !" pay -
canal aW arts 90 -t Y
s3i7379 q
Add By Chap IL 81 Laws OF 1890 20
Total r.appropr.iions .................s9I73o q
OF which the objected to amount to- 60 81,
DainTce -..-..-'iN"'5 10
Tns viii ioTf no tss caIr on Ia irs"i year hag
lug boon reoGyeG t..c taxes VI l." y.aT lie i,t
TsfDprODrifs 20 -
Money Reclaimed into hc Treasury. OIb5 -
Excepting fhe toms objected 20, The other portions II
the bill arc approved Jane 10, 1875.
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