The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-11-28

- learned wisdom from the past, and thu
favo.ite staple that wore out their lands
as tobacco is doing ours, was curtailed,
and mere remuneratve crops substi
tated. DO the same; save Your labor
and lands, and you will make more
money, Finally, take the HERALD,
learn what your farmers in this and
other counties are doing to remedy
the evils; it will abound with nlorma-
tiOa yoa>oaght to have and greatly
s.. assist youth all your best interests
"a -------~.----
bill TO repeal part of tie acr
~s~ Known as the Presumption of Specie
. o. 30 Payment" passed the Lower House of
ass. Congress 2Sd of November, by vote
os13S to 40. 1850.
-r The following is a text of the bill
xi--- as passed: A bill to repeal all that
part Of the act approved January a.
----- 1870. known as the Resumption Act,
E,--Es.. which euthoriIcs, the Secretary of the
Treasury 10 dispose of the United
= - States bonds and redeem and cancel
: the gEeenback currency. That all the
- 81. portion of dat act ,apmoved January
IA, 1875. entitled an act to provide
for the rrsumpiionof specie payment,
..-.r ~. which reads as follows, to-wit; And
whenever, so often as circulating notes
shall be issued to any such banking
association, to the increasing of its cap
ital or circulating mates, or to so newly
organized as aforesaid it shall be the
- o. duty of the Secretary of Treaury to re-
deen The Siegal tepder United States
- notes, in excess, odk of 500, 900, 900,
10 the amount ofsS9 per cent. of the
sum OF the National bank notes SO is
- Il d
as tie aforesaid, and to continue such
redemption as such circulating notes
are issued. until there shall be an out
standing sum of $500, 900, 900 of such
Iegal tender United States notes and
no more; and on aad after the 1st day
of January, A. d.. 1879. the Sscrcta-
~ Of the Treasury shall redeem in
'> cum the United States legal tender
notes then outstanding on their presen-
~, siaIiOn for redemption at the office of
e.; the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States in the City of New York, in
- o., Gums. of not less than $50 aud TO en-
able the Secretary of the Treasury to
prepare and provide for the redempt-
ion in this act Us authorized or required
lac Is authorized to use any surplus
revenues from time TO time that are in
the Treasury not otherwise apprOpr-
~ = .ated, and 70. ISSUE sill and dispose of
at not less Than par la coin either of
the description Of the bonds Of the
United States described in the act of
..s,t- COnsFess. approved July IA, 1870, en-
titled IAN act to authorize a refundng
of the national debt, with like quail
Il, lies privileges and exceptions to the
extent necessary 10 carry this act int
full effect, and to Use the proceeds
D.. thereof for the purposes aforesaid. ''be
~ and the same Is hereby repealed"
Mr. L. A. Wise. a popular sales
, man for J. & ID. lehman, of Evans
VILE, passed through the city .yester-
day on his way to Decatur, Tenn,
where lie is TO be married. The nswly
married couple will reach here next
IS Saturday and;remain few days; with
Mr.. Ferd. Wise, brother of the
groom Henderson Reporter.
Mr.. Wise ia native of this county,
$3.50 and is weA known to many Of our
readers. t
Hon. . .mes A.. Mex uzic has intro
ss', duced a bill in Congress to empower
the producers of tobacco TO sell 81 900
worth in any shape they may see
proper.