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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

ing machine. From the picker the
hops run into a sack, and this, when FILL
ed, is taken to the separator, which sorts
the hops from all leaves or stems which
may have gone into the sack, and from
thence to the hop house. The apparatus
is estimated to pick from twenty to
thirty boxes per day, and one separator
is ample for a large number of the
rnocbipos E
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

BUTTERFLIEs and humming-bifds
were seen In . California valley ten days
ago, and twenty miles away the noun.
tain.tops were covered with snow.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26
A Disease hat wreck. the 81 stem.

N OHS6WSO uHhWV WBtCAB ~ - bSVsH
Every function is deranged, every nerve I'M
strung, every muscle and fiber weakened by
fever and ague. 1t is, in fact, q disease which
il unchecked, eventually wrecks the ~ stem.
In all its types, in every phase, it is dangerous,
| destructive. Stupor, delirium, commissions,
often attend it, and cause swift dissolution.
/ But when combatted with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters its foothold in the system IL dislodged,
and every vestige Of it eradicated. That be-
nign anti-febrile specific and preventive Of the
dreaded scourge is recognized not only within
our own boundaries, but in tropic lands far be-
yond them, where intermittent and remittenta
are f~earfully prevalent, to be q sure antidote te
the malarial poison and . reliable means OF
overcoming disorders Of the stomach, liver and
bowels, Of which a vitlated torrid atmosphere
and brackish, miasma-tainted water are OK
tremely provocative. All emigrants and trav
elers should be supplied will it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

The Only way

The only way to cure oatarrh is by the use OF
. cleansing and healing lotion, applied to the
fumigators, while affording temporary relief,
irritate the affected parts and excite = more ex-
tended Inflammation. Besides, no outward ap-
plications alone can cure catarrh. The disease
originates in 4 vitisted state Of the blood, and
a thorough Alternative course Of treatment IL
necessary to remove it from the system. DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy has long been known
as all efficient standard remedy for this dis.
ease, but, to insure a radical and permanent
cure, it should be used in conjunction with DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. the bes,
vegetable Alternative yet discovered. The Dis
coyery cleanses the vitiated blood, while the
Catarrh Remedy allays the Inflammation anG
| heals the diseased tissues.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

Experience has conclusively shown hat for
~liations and rheumatic complaints, Henry's Car
bollc Salve is more eficacious than any oint-
ment, lotion or embrocation that has ever been
devised. Physicians admit this, and the pop.
ular verdict confirms and ratifies the profess
sional dictum, and assigns this salve the fore.
most place among remedies Of its class. Sold
by all druggists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

Each maker OF Cabinet or Parlor Organs ad-
~vertises his own as best. But the examine
lions at the great worlds exhibitions have but
one result. At every one for a dozen years
Mason & Hamlin Organs have been found best.
They are awarded the gold medal at the Paris
Exbihitiop fhia vaar
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

MY annaal Catalogue OF Vegetable ana
EleWer 6eed Tor 1879, rich In engeayings, from
original Photographic. will be sent FREE TO all wno
apply. Customerso OF last season need not write for y.
Iofer one Of the largest collections, Of vegetable
seed ever sent out by any ssedhousc In America, 2 large
Printed directions for cultivation ON each package. All
that should Il prove o herwise. I iriK rehH -iks order
gratis. The original introducer. Of the Hubbard
Squash, Phinnty's Melon. Marblehead CaDbeses,
vite the patronage Of all uho are anrioas @ hays tAssr
seed directly from The grocer, fresh, true and q Me gerry
oesf "rasS q Ma, blebesd' Mass.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

sensible advice to farmers: For the
western grsin farmers there is but one
safe plan for this season, and that is to
reduce expenses, raise corn and oats, and
feed the products into pork and beef.
BY reduction of expenses / refer to such
as accrue from farm MANAGEMENT. Put
in no crop that will compel you to buy
expensive machinery to cultivate OF
harvest it; make no plan that will ne
cessitate the employment of much extra
help.
HoRsEs should be watered in the
morning before they are fed. A full
drink Of water Immediately after being
fed IL q sure way Of producing indiges.
tionif not Inflammation. When water il
drunk by horses the bulk of it goes di.
rectly to the large intestines, and little
OF it is retained in the stomach. Some
old and worthless horses, by way of ex.
pertinent, were fed with split peas, and
then supplied with water Immediately
before being killed. 1t was found that
the water had carried the rear f1sm
fifty to sixty feet into the intestines,
where no digestion took place at all.
Ma. LYONS, of buckingham County,
Ohio, has q peculiar COW. Parties have
visited and tested the truth of his state
ment, which is as follows: "This COW
has had her second calf, and her mill
produces butter without churning
When set in common pans twelve o,
twenty-four hours, butter rises instead
of cream, and all we have TO do is to take
the ladle and throw it into the butter
bowl; with two or three minutes work
ing it is ready for the table, and is sup
erior butter at that. Quantity produc.
ed Is fifteen to twenty pounds PEI
week when she is fresh. She is a full
bred Durham, and q very peculiar look
ing animal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26

If young, scrape before cooking. II
old, pare carefully; and if large, split
before cooking. Put into boiling water,
sailed, and boil, if small and tender,
from half to three-quarters of an hour;
if full grown, more time. When cooked
tender, drain and cut in slices, length.
wise, buttering well when you dish.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-26
The Richmond Pink Prints
IRE printed on .uong cloth in absolutely fast edr They viii not fade by light or vslins The

Are printed on strong cloth, in absolutely fast coiors.
only Centennial Medal for Pinks was given to these gs
to be the BEST I MADE. If you want HOMES
, 1879-01-03

adopted cs1iAtsh congrpss to avert tho
danger attef4S fe adoption Of silver A.
1neasure Of M$4E }by Amending tho existing
Inv 30 Az 4er limit tho co,nnga Of .hA
silver dol1ar ana4ts use as legal tender.
INTERESTS AND ptvtpEsps.
NEw YORK, Jno. 2.-To-day is - inros.crs'
day y 10 Wall street, and tho General Govern.
ment, New York City, tho bauks, the INSTR
anco companies, the railroad and 'othor COT
porations emphasized the now year by pay-
ing in gold 10 all who desired tho semi
annual interest and declared dividends. It
Ia noteworthy that decided preference Is
given to the paper money. It fs moro con-
ventent to handle, and just as convertible
and acceptable. -
At TIE cLEAnrNa-Hous8,
eleazings were conducted without any
distinction between gold and rnper
At the Stock Exchange the gold tlrpart-
ment WAS abolished, and my quotation for
gold forbidden in future. This aftornoon
the gold dial, which for 70 many yeara has
indicated the changes In the gold premium
was taken down. :.
Tue CAMS IN THE OLD ao1o-noox.
Some Of the mon about tho Goll- l-Room.
the most Of whose business lives has been
identified with tho traffic, looked very
much discouraged. The ecene was aitaost
laughable, as men who had entertained
hope that there might be small speculative
or at feast loan market after today,
sat down and gazed At the word "par"
which stood on the blackboard in the largest
letters that that faithful coaveyor Of infor-
nation would hold. Rsgister Mersarcau sas
b.hind the desk which, ho 1as occupied for
fourteen years in the Gold Exchange and
Gold Room jointly, but Ills days work
was summed up in tho line, Gold, 10
e. tn, 100, aat," for nothing had been
added 10 1t. There was not sale and NOT
quotation. At twenty minutes to 12 o'clock
hs said: "I've orders from the Governing
Committee to shut up shop, and hers
goea.' He dictated to reporter, ."Gold
fat, at par, and no aales." Then he
thnnbed tho yellow ivory keya Of Lis
own instrument in a a'relucsant way, pnllet
the sliding cover over them, shut Lis
deak, and, A. he slipped tho key in his pock-
OF, ndded: "Thers, you've seen the end Of
it. Nobody wants gold, and those who want
to sell It can't get cash st the banks OF Treas
ury."
, 1879-01-03
RESUMPTION.
How the Thing Came to Pass
and Nobody Was Hurt.
A Few Chronic Grumblers,
However,, Paraded Their
Grievances.
They Being Paid in Gold Cor.
tiilcates Instead of tile
Hard Coin.
Little il Any Demand for Gold in
the Great Commercial
Centres.
The Gold Balance in the
Treasury Expected to
Increase.
Comparative Condition Of the
Treasury Now and One
Yenr Ago.
Quotations Of Gold Hereafter Forbid
don on the New York Ex-
change.
Over Eight Millions OF Four Per
Cents Subscribed for Yes
terday.
Quotations Of Gold Hereafter Forbid
don on the New York Ex-
change.
Over Eight Millions OF Four Per
Cents Subscribed for Yes
terday.
WASHINGTON.
gEuRETAnYs SHERMAN EXPLAINS.

.
"A"A4""'oS' ~ ~ 0au" @'-escretary
ohesnaan' IN an 1nterTie" with your oorro-
spoaaens to day, Stated more in detail than
he hitherto has done his purposes with re-
gard to tho uso Of Tho silver dollar In the
,,roceau of rasr,,nt,,r rl,o .,.+,,,,4
rnada ,no-a .sro,;a,,,r ,,.., ~,s.~s~.s =. a.
roccnt c,it,o;.n,. r,,.,, 1;s ,>,.,-.a ~.
tho a3vo, ,,a. ~ tho .,,aan Ill.,. .,'e As g.. -
rotarv sho-1oan. .,ra,.,a y, ~. ',s.".,., "e' o's
hia action ~ bia ,n,sn,;or IN ~ .a,S ' =, a,,,'
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-. ,,,.s,,'''.;a 49," ~ .... oasr a fem''e 70
-" >''1 '..n nn.. :" aes "..s.l.es y. @I."o
TIL. ,o,oct;on -, 1s =, nn o.s.s -. a. ou
.n.s s~sis,s ~ a.,>,, oe w.. -. ~ .u.'p'e ~ 'ne
se1 sa ". ~ ~ YUM , oe 1en. u1.eos 70 any per-
, eo.' " !,.. NY "ee'"'a11 aI,, 1lea8asy' oeas'
.@'ou oeppe4ey' o Hatl1nal osnk aea'
.soAtea - PuoAo aeposiso'y, @@ aae solely
" tae r.s1 laa' ~ eonssaes WIN inc E1-
r.s" I".. ~. n' A@ses @i'ooo .e s,hnlest
1s"uu . sa"' W." 10 "n'pp,a' " ZOE when Tue
.p.o1s oopaay WIN 49, 10 responsible A.
, 1879-01-03

practical fact WAS looked upon IS accom-
pllahed weeks ago. and not shado"
OF a doubt remained regarding it, per.
manency. In this view tho beginning Of
prosperous business fpture founded on
Stable basis was An ehsTusng to hope Tor.
At the sub-Troasury every preparation sug'
8esteo W pfndence was made 70 carry oo'
Tie Inv. In tile vAt1lts OF the bttidlh8 wofo
s1l0,0oo,0o0 III GOLD COIN,
fof the Secretary deemed 1t best 10 guard
agafnst unpleasant surprises. 4 special
clerk was assigned to uhs Coin-Room, well
equipped With baga OF gold eagles a1d
fractions thereof, with instructions to
pay them over for lcgal.scnders on
demand. His position waa almost
sinecure. In placs Of tho er-
pected crowd Of exchangers, but one man
put In an appearance at the opening Of
business, and waa promptly given 4210 in
gold for A similar sum In greenbacks. A full
haf-hour passed, and nobody else appeared.
In two hours but 92, 500 had been paid out.
The experience Of tho clerks in other
departments wn almost similar. OF
every one who presented acceptauces Of any
kind for redemption tho clerks askcl whether
gold or rreenbacks was vnntcd. The almost
iuyariable answer was. "Greenbacks. Of
course." During tho f1av o,,lv at80, ooa In
gold were paid out in exchange for United
States uotex. and atf3. nan In oold VIVA ra.
ceivcd. leaving tho Sab. .Troaxnry with *a7o.,
600 more aold on hand At ntobt than II 1,a,1 in
Tho morning.
, 1879-01-03
4slx0R0HAI.N,
Proposals for Army Transportation


Oy11ux Cut1F Q. NJ, DKPAnTkENr OF DAKorA.
SEALED PhofosAis. IL trpests f & 1s:s :aS.e. to
thc u:usl sondsion. .1a .squ,5smsn WI
a. rssa.f, sG xhss s az I'D nd
place they will bo opened In tho presence OF bid
aess, for the TRANSFORMATION ot military supplies.
stc.. on tho following routes Ia lhg Department Of
'sie sHt ;SSaF 4, 1ssS; ;Tov ,,on -
Dakota aubleet to tho conditions contained In form
II $xds ss II
tana. etc. In AccotaIee With conditions euutained
~ f9t aSa of contract for tass as'ee adopted Dec
3:2oS MISSOURI AND YELLOWSTONE nlv.
H. r.. and po.ts Of stations On tho Ml.souf Hiser.
between sasd places from tao aoth Of March to tho
a e. '"a s I'm R.as :0a na r ",
i!otn Denot Il. r., and ostween Fors Ksosh aaa
hix a nora nspS: oq Thy fe!ios;tons 81 Rtys. from
that service, .adoptsd Dsc. II. ls7s. "
.almai, and fos 100 poaadt pes 100 alits fuf mill.
!:sYtas xish tns d.t.aes @ ill., enssrt.ia:d. %
,,3;1FEhH1AGE bstween Fort Abraham Lincoln,
Fort :na r. Tt,lx t@.sk D. .nd between :aia
70 1Gs conditions contained in form Of contract
10 Esss :sss aaoptsa Rsf is7a
pr tea thousand dolsrs 1910, 0O0,, s1eeuted in
!e4aI lofna ~ tWo or ose responsible petYons c4g-
t!hed ~ falJ respun8blsby by Judge o. CLERK Of I
United etAtet District Court guaranteeing that ln
cass thd contact II aWsrus1 to the pat1op proppa.
Ing within sixty days. 1t will bs accepted and en-
tesed lnlo. md g1od And auAtetsnt security fur.
nMhed lpnedataly By him In tbs sum or fhlrfv
thoukand dollart 1890 Oo9l, for the faithful fal6l.
ment OF the C4nfact, except tor ths fufrlagc In
which cass boad for 81, 000 mnst accompany tho
bid. -
Ths Government reserves tbs right 10 fe]ect any
u III bids that maj b. offered.
Moreover, no bid will to entertained pplea& tbs
hldler IL present In persoa Or BY duly authorIlsd
agent or attorney At the opening Of the blds and
u thea aud there prepared 10 show that ha /. fully
attic to carry out the contract IN al Sespects, II
swaFaod 10 h.n,. In tho cAae Of river Transports.
tlon blduerA must submit \ ttst Of boats. Kiylnx
name, tonnage. sQe. etc., with which thar expect
10 perform khs &cEsics.
htauka Tor proposals aud forms OF contract and
table OF dtssaucss; slao statement Of shivuacats
made On The Missouri 4nd Yellowstone 1stTess dur
ta4 the kcAson Of 1s78, which viii b taken the
hasls In detsEmIning thu lowest BID received under
thA 3d3ertsenant. may os bal bJ application to
thtA Office, Or ~ the o0les Of tho QpstteEllAsteFa
Dspattnsnt 1t Chicago. Ill st. Louis. Mu. Fort
Lsatsn~otth, ka4. Omaha, Sen:; Htsmasck. u.
u; sauttou. y =, OF Helena. II. 7.
Proposals must b. indos.ed Proposals for
Ih2*PoftAttou on 'koute In Minnesota md Dako.
Missouri and islaxstoae Rivers, etc -
LILO e4ts may b., and 11drtssea to the undersigned
CH4S. II. TOAPktSs.
deputy yQRaksssuAsier. General, U. 3. Aluy,
Chief Quastttna4kel.
, 1879-01-03

&AA* o1AA&A " bos' w LII
n : ----------
Into confidence Of tho Tteasnry in tho succeaa
OF resumption, =
MI" CIRCULAR
was iesned to.aa9 anthofaztng tho reissu'ng
o' com cettiueatos tof toe convene OF
nercnanls' IL haa aeated u one time shas
uae Hoa'd 90 maao OF tns eold certificates TO
interfere with tic processes OF resumption
anu tor tnas feaaon 'i'e'r uae "as ascor'
t'hneu nas' a. II IL no" believed TO be tln'
possioso 70 successfully interfere win re-
sumption, substantially The Old system OF
gold certificates waa rostoEed BY circular
issuca late this afternoon.
all ao1sr
he ha in ssss rsr1 ~a nothing to
traced the steps 10 easily taken In tile dark
days Of tho War, and that onr standard Of
Talucs was once more ahdentical with that of
TIC businese world. blany people called upon
the Secretary and tho IFeasurer, but found
them attending 10 their regular dutie1 just ~
though nothing important had happened,
In the cas1,-room few people wero sur.
prissl when they presented coupons to be
pau IN 8Eeenoaexs "ataont being asked by
the teller what ktnd of money they would
prefer. Heretofore since The recesat order Of
the secretary coin has bean handed out, but
the pa5ee has been informed that he could
hare notes IT lie preferred To-tlay, If any
ono aaked Tor coin ho "as given check OIL
New York, and OF The 10000 paid at tho
TFensury today tn the redemption Of
coupons, AL but $2 ,8G1
WAS rl{D III firxH.
Almost the only holdass of coupons who
asked for coin wero ths city banks, which
pay out gold over their oountes. In cashinR
checks for customers who desire coin for
coupons, and which, to reimburse themselves.
arc obliged to transport coin from Nav
York. These banks nil took coin checks,
Tho demand for gold In this citv fas heen
, 1879-01-03


WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 3.-Intcrest on
registered bonds falling due yesterday is
being paid At the Treasury Department TO-
day. 4 majority Of the holders Of chscks
aro taking legalSeudeEs Ia preference to coin
checks. III New York, .holdex Of checks for
large amounts. however, are taking coin
checka. Treasurer Gilal!an to-day said,
II tbs experience At other points ia similar
to that here, nearly all OF the interest rs-
maining unpaid will 60 out in legal tenders.
Tbs amount thst will 60 to New York On
coin checks viii bo very small indeed, com.
pared with tho amount OF interest DUE"
Treasurer GllGlian lAts this afternoon re-
ceivsd the following dispatch from Assistant
Treasurer Hillhoass a. New York,
IN large proportion Of gold checks paid
IN United ssates notes to-day At tho request
OF holdes."
The amount OF interest paid as the Treas
uEy in thfs city to-day was 9a0, ,000,-all Of
which was paid with iegALtendes aotss e.
cept $9,sGl, for which the holders Of cou-
pona asked aud received coin checks on Now
York The holders Of coupons have hare-
tofosa received coin for them, but to-day for
the azss time they had to TAXA lsgal-tanders
ct coin check on New York. Many accept
cd lsgai-teadess, though not without some
growing. and Others, ~ above mentioned,
demanded the coin chec11-
s1cAEtARf SHERMAN
was in his otaqo until O'clock, aud appeared
to be In excellent spirits. 4 number OF .ele-
grams received by him we're seot oysr To Tia
, 1879-01-03

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otTI..s ott.,,!,..t...s 1nnu ~ n. III 49,, "
4.M.p..un" AFse%'oa"
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Ux 4. .a,.;s ~ ie8 Ahe~te "
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t.is':...s,';;I....s.....:::' t.1is. 80. :. III.
s FL. = sno s''*eF St"n
, 1879-01-03


:. 10 aae eaa.a, 1s 80 " .oo 'ue POI cenI loan
~ y ass'0 0ea'ea 9o'"'V'I Iu' 1ns ABOVE Is !
~ ~ .ens aa a'no"n. 7Ses 'eceisco IN one aay'
ps.u"o'"oo , ~ oe'us '1e e'ea'ea1 sum ever aao.
'e'1peo ~ . "'as'o u"1 neseto!oFc: Ihs
4ssko n"o"a' saoseF'oea iot today is prob
Guy W 1'eoout a. q 1ne reesn. circular OF t!'e
ooeie'a83 u 'ao treasury alioHlhB commits
"'0"" w s1Dse4' 'Pt'ons Ao' ANU oono3'
oo'"@os.
,.t a0 VIZ eo4a'ss u Me on'tea stases
A41"o t't oeeemues s"s T!''o'o'aoo'
nn.. e...,s" eu''A" & koak' ~,
$780,, % ,on ooo ~ . =. *e"a1 W, .'usy Pu'.
o"ase0 7oo'oo ouucts VI a4!'ef oullloh NJ
Satisfactory rr1cea' Tue number OF bidders
was not 80 large ~ usual, but tho quantities
oaefea "ere greater than In previous bldg.
circular 'eaued ny the Treasury Depart
ncns to-aoy makes tho e'ght-foriu gold
piece the monetary Unit OF Austr!a, instead
oi INC s'1sef nofia a. heretofore. This will
pat an ena TO fne trouble Tor some time ex-
ia'ing oy which Austrian imports appear to
, 1879-01-03

Mr. JM0. r. CASE becomes q member OF
cur afns. to dato from Doc. !, 1878, and tho
firm name will herea1teE, ,bo Cherrie d Co.
OHDRRIE COX,
, 1879-01-03

So|u AoA tAV A&5 HOu42 AQk AMOUNT 10 over
$l.6,00o.
Flaga arc flying. everywhere because Of
resumption. Yet there Is nothing a. the
Treasury, tho bnnks, nor At any of tie or.
changes to mako tho dsy different from Or
dnarily dull days.
TIN kCsH THAT D&pA'T CONE.
Special arrangements, sufficient to meet
any demand, hid bean ma4ls At tho sul,-
Treasury to pay ont gold for legal-teuder
notsa. The clerks In charge Of tito new de-
part'nent expected to be vsry busy, but they
have very little to do, eyen to tbs close Of tho
days bu&lness.
NO DIFFERENCE.
reports from loading buuks agree that tho
amount OF gold coming tn to then, IL larger
than ths amount going out. Neither tho
banks. in domestic OF foreign transactions,
nor foreign baukezs, nor even spsoulaturs,
mako any difference to-day betvesn gold and
legal.tendsr apd National bank notss.
-, the GOLD ROOM.
In tie Gold 1loon,, tho dealings In Roll
have given away to dealings in United States
bonds, tho latter bsing Ill tho buaiaess now
dons In that ball.
CONCENTRATION.
The Chamber Of Commerce, today,
adopted resolutions felicitating the commu-
nifty upon resumption, congzatulating secso-
tary Sherman for tho auccsas of hia policy,
recognizing the action Of tho city banks In
cooperating with tbs Treasury. aud thank
Ing Con2Esss Tor the establishment Of = Ma
ioual Banking Law. 4 resolution was also
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day, 10 the effect that the amount Of gold
demanded for United Statea notea WAS fnsig-
uifcant. Just bcforo tho close of the Office
one from Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse, CIV
ing The nmonnt dishursed ~ $4,000 and
receipts $lW,O00, was received, and read
With much qualification.
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t'cht len caa IN tho Treasury " a4a III
Increase dnrtox december. .-.......... 1,x1J 7e5
Dccfchse stuce 1unA m 197B.. I, 1H, To
Tuc Fl, t,sW, ,e13,85o debt bearing interest
IN coin includes get, ,2o0, 600 5.2o called
bonds not yet matured. against which like
amount Of per cont bonds have been Issued,
and arc embraced In this statement and ths
amount included in the coin balance,
bonds!ssutd to the racioc Haitroad Compare
irA Ihttrrtt pay2h'e In lawful tuoney.
Trfurpel 0,ttsi indfGE. ,<04, 813 af9
Interest AcErurd h. mt yet paid 1.gJs
!hfrttst paI nt tie United States. H. S11 ~
!ntrrcsE repaid By transportation Of mails. III U1
ut&tes "a 1R9 tt77
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COMPARATIVE BTATKNGNT.
Following ia the comparative condition Of
tho Treasury Jan. !, 1873, and Jau. /, 1879:
Bafunc<g. 1878. R1i
r A,HIt tfk ~ H.ft