The Wheeling daily intelligencer

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The lulntid 1ia? opvpral riven; liuvliralllfl

for a short distance into the interim, while

tho the great bays of Saraana,' Acoa and

M^igantila udmit vessels.. of the largest

dratt, Uiougli orjy. the' first has any Ira::

portanco in a military point of.view. The

Commissioners stats llie advantages of

the acquisition ot Samana Bay wiu be a

powertul military anil naval 'station, and

doubtless estimate the growth of an important

city, the portion of the water Iront

which has already beep required by the

citizens of the United Stales being but a

small part of what would be occupied by.

tho site ol a great commercial cay. Inland

communication by water aud rail

would be easy, and the future of Saraana

Bay under the authority ol the United

States could not fail to be ot national importance.

T11K DBHT.

Tho following statement exhibits briefly

tlio result oi the inquiries as to the debt

of the Government and its obligations,

whether lunded and ascertained aod admined

or unadjusted, under discussion,

unpaid salaries, $000,000; bonds and

Treasury notes, ?3,533,430 34; debts and

loans, $494,4:10 21; obligations of Cabriir, 1

$221,845 71; National Uauli notes countersigned,

$413,000; interest bearing loans,

$293,511 23; loans without interest, $20,223

20; debt of 1859, $50,000; pending

claims, $20-1,000; pending claims In francs

13.071.940. or i2.734.400: sum total of

debt and claims, $1,505,83151). Deposits,

$13,248; additional entrance fees, $1,400;

total, $1,788,805 59, second, dircct and Indirect

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. (1871). Wheeling, W. Va., 1871-04-07. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026844/1871-04-07/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling daily intelligencer, 1871-04-07.