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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-08

The State Of Georgia has substantially paid in
tho balance due by her. and the State Of South
Carolina has paid the whole amount due by her
into the treasury in the form Of six per cent. call
certificates. But as the final settlement has not
yet taken place, the certificates have not as yet
been delivered up, and the account is not yet
closed. The returns from the States of Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi. Arkansas, and Texas
have not yet been rendered in complete. The
two former States have, nevertheless, paid their
taxes in advance.
From the documents furnished, it appears that
The States of North Carolina and Alabama, have
oyerpaid their respective assessments, and l will
ask leave to submit an estimate of the amounts
70 be refunded them as soon as the complete re-
turns shall be received.
Tho collection Of the war tax has presented
several difficulties, which it is proper that Con
gress should have in view, whenever a further
tax shall be levied. These difficulties are pre-
senied together in a report from the chief clerk
Of the war tax ofhca, copy Of which is here
with respectfully submitted. 1t is also proper TO
state, that by judgment OF the district judge Of
South Carolina, money invested in State bonds
has been excepted from the war tax. An appeal
has been ordered from this judgment, but as no
supreme court has yet been organized, the effect
of the judgment win be, TO release ff9m any lu-
ture tax ali moneys invested IN this form il
South Carolina, or IN any other State wherein
the district judge may hold the same opinion.
Since the last meeting Of Congress, ] have ap-
pointed three new places of deposit for public
moneys, one at Galveston, Texas, one at Kuox-
vile, Tennessee, and the other at Augusta,
Georgia.
The Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans, has
removed his Office for the time, to Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, and the depository at Mobile has made
= temporary removal 10 Montgomery, Alabama.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
G. G, HEMMINGER, Secretary of Treasury.
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BELLE IsLE.-Tbere are now considerably
over 5000 Yankee prisoners confined On Bel Isle.
As may be imagined, the place is crowded In
dry weather the prisoners can get along excel
lently; but in rainy, wet weather-sueh, for IN
stance, as yesterday morning-msny more de
sirable stopping places can be Thought Of Il
takes an enormous quantity Of vietuals to feed
so many hungry mouths as ere to be found on
Belle Isle, and the Oner0usnesS Of the burden to
the government IS not lessened when We reflect
that all Of the consumers are non-produeers. The
necessity Of getting I'D Of the incubus is fully
impressed on the government. By the middle
Of the week arrangements vie have been made
to send 1000 or more OF the present inmates of
Belle Isle to Varina fer exchange. By that time,
perhaps, as many more viii have been received
from General Jackson but the oldest prisoners
win so frst.-Richm0nd Dispatch.
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in james river landed some two or three barges
filed with men at City Point. They wore not
disturbed until Thursday morning, when our
pickets blszsd away at the gronp, and some two
OF three were sesn TO fall. The whole party
speedily scampared to the barges and pulled off
for the gunboats. Oae of the boats then dropped
down the river, took position and bcmbarded
the point for some half hour or more. No dam
age whatever was done to our men, but it is
thought the riAed piece with which we replied
from shore sent more than one shot into the
piratical craft The object Of the landing in
such snail force did not transpire.--R Richmond
Engidrer, 3Oi4
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stead Of seeing only the backs Of the enemy, it
looks as if the rebels had enjoyed a dissolying
view of his own posterior. Above all, It
shows how terribly unwise it is to underrats the
power and the skill of the enemy with which we
are contendiug.
could give you some very interesting news
about MeClellan's army; but, as that might be
regarded as giving information TO the enemy
(who know far moro about it than do) for
hear
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FROM The Uppcr RappahannocI1.

No information from this quarter could ba OBJ
tained from the lines beyond the Rappahannock
on yesterday. The recent reported capture OF
5000 prisoners continues mythic, and if the ro-
port is truthful its truth remains pe1dH pro teH-
The government affords no facilities whatever 70
the press for obtaining information from the To-
cality Of operations. A daily bulletin from the
War Department would tend wonderfully to a-
lay excitement and give a proper tone % ths
feelings and anxiehes Of the public.
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GuerriIIas at Uuiontswn. Ey.-ColiaR
RuPued,

From thu Memphis Bulletin, September
On Monday a band of five hundred guerrilla
troops entered Uuiontown, on the Ohio river, IN
Kentucky. They appeared to be under good
discipline, and were tOlersbly orderly. We have
not heard much Of their dOings on land, but the
steamboat Exchsnge happened to come up from
Cairo while they were there they boarded il
and took from it one hundred and thrty-six
bales Of cotton which they burned.
The remainder Of the boats freight--all pm
vate property-was untouched. The boat was
then allowed safely to proceed on her way.
There was q guard Of about two hundred
and fifty soldiers in the place. These were
ali taken prisoners, paroled end allowed to 60.
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mo all psra0as hzyiHg clans aEa-st tls sststs e
5flchael johnson. cecesHs lst;s-s of administra
4 IA hevirr b.eu ea1tsd - ths un@ertignsd b. the
rI-ohsfe curt of boivar coln-y, Eissss ppl a. tbs
frav ts--, Al D 1852 not cs iH hereby given - al
-,e-ong sv ~ es sims sgssnet SAID cB.ats present
II sene and tars then ed Ia tie nrer, and
vgrhn ths tiHe prssesed by .l-T Or they viii 5e FER
ever barred. and all p-r7-ns i-dsls 20 said essse are
berebv reouestsd TO make 4 rTne5iate psyre
JOHN E SHANNON
Tr~f-
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Adgninistrafor's Igotice

wv hEREAS le- e=s q s1IiH Esrs'oz oa she estete
~ oi Bat 5u-h- deceased were CRESTED sc IN
dersg gsei ~ o-dag. tie fi1t 6=Y Of he Ju'y term
- D. lt2 o. the HIo54se c-u-t Eals1usLa county.
s. late o Misses p7i q h=irE me "a ds5 cf ssid u.onta
rn nofic7 ls le7ei1re hae5y EiFen reg esf-ng 81 PR
SONS having earns aRsusr he esf4ls II sai5 deceased
. ceh2it TIE a-e ald have .hH1 rssistsres IN tbs
rnsn-er ard v-1r The -iue prescribed BY law or they
Vi be Forever barred. JOHN i SMITH,
are1-r zr7.fs fs-~es--
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snWT5f[FRsT06JS T9TT6E,

FETHERBAS, ett-r5 Of sdTli1is r tion as sstats
w cf R1ts.t r. Cats dsessss1. Hess grssted 30
e Undersigned a. t8 An .lss tafl, A. D. lcb& ~ tbe
P- bsia Conn q aiabuzls county. S5ste cf Allsis-
fipPf ths fh n s-i1 nolthths zstiss is Therefore
hereby gwen rcfurs nE sl psrsoas hsginE elziE.s
aalst s7tsts ~ ad deesa ed 70 s1hibit lie sane
and have Them reTsersd b ths Hhuner snd within hs
tine prec15sI bg leT cr rheF WI be forever barred
AEGELlNA GATTE3
su1i llrfw Admit lstrst.iv-
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q AdlniTlistratoY5s gofice

tkfH5RtAs lsfte of sdninislrad "A on the estate
" tf Green Wood d=ceasei were granted 20 she
uudersig ed ca Monday, toe frst day cf the August
term, D, 1852 nj TIE Probate court cf Ysnabashs
coalty, Szse o. d ziippi :: being the 4lh tey Of
said moHih ths notice g therefore hereby gives re
gus al pcrons Eerag aims against tls estate Of
said ID 10 ezhat 1he sld have thea re- is-
tered n tee cs sr and Tl-Lia she time prsEe7ibsd by
lssv. OF ley vi. De fozsrer barred
SERENA WOOD,
II 49, : , -----
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" Ct a. e. Ei-Cslr dess.ss5 we're gTsnled Tbs
undsrg1o5 q be april term, A. D.. ss2 n ths Pro.
ba.e coarr of Lafsyetis c-uuty Stse Of Mo ssiTpi
this noics therefore hereby glFez requesting 81 per
having ea-ns se.iast lie Of - 6sesased
90 exhibit h. s1Eas ard hsYs ih-n setEsrsd in the
manner aud within tls tl-s pleseEbs6 by s they
vii b forever barred. T. 3. ECCAIg.
aa25ler6g7s AFm,n'sHEt0s.
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A.dmiuistgaEoxs Notice.

-r7rrpREAs lat.srs o. aduin gtTaii1n On tbe estate
NJ ~ Iin5uad 81 Perkins, deceased we're grsrted
- .t ,,r5e.grea oa Monday the Arst day ci the Ju
ser-. a D 1902 e the PEo5sts eonrt - tte county
ia ari d. THE notice is th-Tefers hereby gwen
s.ra ag persons having claims against he estate
ts5 Ts,ssafd 70 ezhiuit tie faDe and bsFe then
- - 4, tts manner snd with4n the iino prescribed
y '@F' - JCHN 2. SMITH
-,,s. Admiuistretof,
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ENRoLLINe BLAcks.-The AttorneY c.

ENROLLING BLAcKs.-The Attorney General
Of Massachusetts, concludes letter on the en-,
rollaent Of colored citizens as follows:
The authorities Of Massachusetts, have no more
right to diminishit its quota Of troops by refusing
to enroll black men than they would have to re-
duce the age at which the obligation Of military
service terminates from forty-fiye to forty years
The only possible question now 3Pen is, whether
colored men are citizens Of Massachusetts,, which
no one, presume, wiz have the hsrdihOod to
deny, inasmuch as they are taxpayers, voters,
jurors, and eligible to office; and there is no in
equality founded upon distinction Of races known
10 our laws"
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anFITFTSTRaT0R,3 FaTTCF.

z ErTER5 o5 sdm1isra -lou upon ths sstass Of 5oha
i T. eastman. late Of LaisFetts 60 znfy, Il sszlpPl
deceased having grained tk8 usders 5ned az the
Aprh term 1892 # ths Prooae Court Of said eouny
persons hsring claims ssf She ate O. ai3 de-
esasei hereby uce 50 exhibit TIE sane and heru
then regis cred the manner and wlihia The SINE Re
Esr5ec By izEFi -he same WI be forsser barred
T. G. SBITaER
oxford, Mss July ~, 1862 Admiaistrst0r.
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- The Columbus EH7girsT says We are
reliably informed that three ladies in ths neigh
borhood of Pentsuls creek, Stewart county.
have given birth to SIX boys-two eacb-WIthiu
the last few days. It Is quite evident that the
ladies are aware Of the demands Of the occasion.
and are doing their whole duty TO the country
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Fer District attorney or the seventh
Innieiai Eaisfrief

slHE friends 0f lal. CALgIs MILLER of Psrols
Il c7uuty- his-issppi aunoza-e his name Is g caDd.-
ase a. be ensuisg O,tcbsr election tor Distdst Ato7
=, composed Of ste counties Of DsSotc Pamela Ls
fayetts Marshall sn5 Tiparh
col tlcr ts soc wtll ar3Fn 10 the eigzs-s o. ihis
D-z-rcr 10 lsed -daIic1 RS extensive pfas
nee u Tie bar his long experience tf8 scE1 1wIedged
So lv eud tse'ess easrsg suHice1t Pusssntes %
pr-.7-l a-st1rtH MANY VnTEUg
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r FAVE IN tbe fsf Of ttis couotY NEGRO coy,
~ eets BIS anne DICK ana says be belongs 70
y T. Ayers. Of Ausis equity, @tsiisrrp- Dles =
oung ana likely, sery olaok ee Ia,s . q 81 y i-i'
sj7suer r7here he can be foand- j. - JtNE2,
Sheriff and JaiOf
,so ,s-~svv Psroil c7uaeF 1lissssip ppL
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TniIor,a Noffce.

uavE In ths isa If t-is e5un;y NE5RO NAN,
- lsevs 3 : name ls JI8L end thst he belongs 60
80 ,,-c- y-ro lives fseu mi les SON Trenton, AK
Ier5s o 81 about thirty re- = age is very black
s ail1ll4 fve fest tau inches m higbt Ihi Is 70 no
-. - oener where he can be found
' D. e. JONES ShsnT snd Jaiier.
"a r.----- Ps5os county ffiss
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apwENESE:sBg0a;S k0TsgFl,

u ~ rne lats 2 J. Fellows st th= Jsnza7y terla Of
TIE Pr55a.s Coat, MarGlsl COMFY, 1lssi.Fpp, rs
Freefulv 1le1t al paTsons Indebted 30 the sad
tl.e to call pr0mplg 81 ne q ny residence n shelby
c-untT, Tenn twelve miles from hem 7his ihs p
eeon HocEs rosd ard ssTle. FloJs hsvng elsias
agzins. sid e-tste VIII pres5u' = duly authent-estod
for q Element. W ?. KYLE,
s-E7ra-F-H sfrli-fetrelor
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Tauoris Notice.

Trsv-Fs fn tie la7l OF ihls eou1ty old NESk0
Z ~ vgho caiis his name DICK, and says be be-
i~ar ID Hliery Fugiti, who lives rear Benton, = 81
Isel ses1as So be about fftY I've years Of age The
og-ser can ned hiIn e. th3s piacs
:. II. jones', saerf and Jai.oT,
7--~.- panois conn ~ Nfss
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Those xunl,ee locomotive.

From the Chattanooga Rebel, September 81
In yesterdays edition we mentioned that our
forces at Stevenson had captured three locomo-
tives in She neighbeThood of that place. The
report Of their capture was premature. It ap-
pears that the engines IN question were in charge
Of three Southern engineers, whose names we
have been unable to obtain, who had determined
to do something for the Confederscy When
the Yankees began to skedaddle from
Stevenson the only train there and these
three engines, were soon filed with anX-
ious travellers to a more congenial ciime-one
Of the engines drawing, the other two push
ing. When they came to 9 short curve in the
road about nine miles from Stevenson the en-
gine in the lesd reversed action, while those. in
the rear of the tEain cracked ahead with full
head Of steam. the consequence was that the
one in front was thrown of and the engineers
during the confusion, made their escape to Ste
venson ard informed our military Of the condi-
ton of things, and that only two hundred Yam
kee troops were on the train. We waited with
high hopes all yesterday to hear Of their safe
arrival at Stevenson, but ct the time we 60 to
press, we have not received sny such good news.
To-day, probably we viii hear somsthing.
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Fer Judge OF the SEVENTH Judicial


TTIHE -risnss Of aItsr 3 " CPSaATT OF sfazshaI
L c1unty x sis psi, z1nauecs bis naus ss a cznd
So for adze n the Eevsuh -u5e.sl District or =
sis lpi c5urosad % lhs cs1r-es of DeSoto Pslois
l-aiaseire. 1a-s-sl a-i TiPFEh.
A=ior Ipsha=7s general neai1 . impaired h's eyes
1vss necre disssssd loU rxros1TG in camp tc sCoh
a eEitni s. 70 compel ha- 10 he opinion of nsdesl
e1- retire from tte army n s10rl tiTs Ranv Cf
hs ti1Ee zs1= think fi1l at thts cT.tis, ailF
tzted f0- j1-l sis-oa, a-d Isllerd him 70 he
Egte-7 of tbe District.
auZllns7d EAvY CITIZENS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

H II CHALMEss, EEc, Of DeSoJo s q canit
a dste for tic Office Of District Att7rnev n ths
Da ict pessd cf The eculiies o. Ii gpah Msrshs
lafayette, Ialoia and DeSoto. his absence 10 th
amy vii prevent any peIs5nsl Intercourse with th
voters o. tle d Strict
HAVING. towsve- a. charged tbe duties os the ofHce
ior nearly y5a's by ild cisl appciusnsDt (Eithout
Enr "a ary) b. taxes ans liberty Il refeuiCg g. the
members Of tae bsr r1ush h-ut lse 6istrct isf5-
rnHtion ef q h-T hose 6zss Wsrs psrfcrss6 H7d
tn his genera q7sl a.afocs ard f-rsss Tor n ofes
Pare published II tae District sopy Til seetisn.
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GrERRT.LAs N 1nssorRI.

ST. LOUIS, August 81 -Advices from Greer
vile state that the guenillas, 1900 ssJong under
Mcbride, threaten that place ;ai400 national
troops under Col Simpson are there to meet
them. The rebels for some days have been con
gregating all their available forces at that point,
An attack is expected No fears are entertained
Of the result. There is no news Of further raids
in the State.
Five hundred men are expected tonight
The 20th Wisconsin regiment arrived here this
aFeninp
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MILITARY EVENTS ON TEEE RAP
PAEE ANNOCE6,

The Deieai Of Pope and his Retreat to Manassas
-DemoAstration Of tie Iapraetieability Of the
Caipeper Route to Riehm0nd-Ths Capture Of
Gen POpe's Qficiat Papers TIE Confederates
Atack Manassas and Menace CenteYUilie--
Design Of the Rebels to O5enPy Again The Line
of Bull RxR.
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q AEEaT IA ,, !

EFTsN I'D, A SUBSTITUTE 20 serve IL Size pIsse
~ - % u5-r oE V41 Dorus srnv. 10 uhom Ii
ersl wages WI be gwen. For f1rlhar infJrusfoa ap
ply 'n o- ad1resz D. W
EulH '-.praa 0ivf0~7 rrf-a
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FROM FREDERICKsBURG.-A committee of
citizens, from Fredericksburg, arrived here yes
terday, bringing the gratifying tidings Of the
evacuation of the city aud vicinity by the &C
cursed invaders. They report that the Yankees
before leaving, destroyed the bridges they had
erected seross the Rappahanpoek, and also des-
hoyed the buildings st Aequia Creek. Some
time will elspse before railroad communicating
between Richmond and Fredericksburg will be
re-estsblished; but, IS through tickets to
Washington viii shortly be in demand, we pre-
sumo tue railroad authorities will vigorously
prosecute the reconstruction Of the bridges on
the route, which were destroyed by our troops
when they abandoned fredericksburg rg-Rieh-
Inond EngSifer Sept g.
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CRA0LING-A few weeks since a farmer in
Illinois Graded three acres Of wheat, and that
night his wife, not to 5e ousdone By him, Graded
three babies.-M. Carmel ( III : Register.
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RlaLrEcI Afaorneq.

NJ zse authf riz-a 20 -ulca that Cqi1re y. =
W BkANHL.EE VIII De q candidate Ger The of3cs o.
Dstr.et Attorney in She Tenth Mississippi Diatrc- al
tie rreuirz ei-rl'-l
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DEATH.-Edwia G.. Ripley, president Of tie
lFsna Insurance Company, died Of disease Of
he heart st Hartford, Connecticut, OF Weenes-
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W. ara szth1TE-d 70 aasouncs Indse ISTAH III.
W slliHslyS ~ n cacdidats for tie ones OF Pro
bsie Ju5se of omes county Mississippi at tbe ensu-
id election ia ectsher n-z[ 1suzl So
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TO KEETUCWEANS AND
TEEEES ESSEEANs.

y he Undersigned faviug been eommisloasd 20 In
crssse Ii command OF kaniucky FsBv Is 20 bsi.
talon or regiment viii reSsTs recruits sIngly, Il
squads er IN companies. ~. Joha R7blason, st 6oily
SprUEs. ana james Richsrtssu - Ssastuksa are sa
t1orized % receive recruits and forward them b my
conz-aad- TIE operations e tbs aoums n3 are con
hne3, ios tie present. 10 West Tennessee snd Kentucky.
". ~ FAt tLESER
EIiletF reu-. Il s-+rrrv 1srse-f
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Ihe difference between this sum and the re-
eeiPis, amounting TO S26, 1913, ,63410 is made up
OF the various balances on the books Of the
Treasury to the credit OF disbursing officers,
which are not yet paid.
There are, also, outstanding acquisitions upon
the Treasury, upon which warrants are not yet
issued, as follows:
War Department JIG 1s2 IS
Ssvy Departments nt....----......-.,...... 4Il936 60
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nFEICIAI. - G.IrT.rI.

WAR DEPARTMENT, August 30-Genersl
temporarily detached and assigned to General
Pope.
General Mcclellan commands that portion of
the army Of the Potomac that has not been sent
forward to General Pope's command.
General Pope commands the army of Virginia,
and sll the forces temporarily attached TO it,
The forces are under command of General
Hslleck, general-in-chief
TSirned E D TOWNSEND. A. A G.
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VnneeIs maioritY. 90

There is q falling of in tba vote, Is compared
with that Of 1880, Of nearly 30 900,
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Congress must now determine the best mode
Of raising this sum.
If the bonds or stock Of she government 70 any
considerable Oxtsnt could Be sold, they would
unguestionAbly offer the best mode of raising
the money. An examination of our funded debt
account viii show that only small portion can
be raised in this way.
The whole amount Of bonds and stock issued
Is as follows
per cant stock and bonds 20
eeu certificates. 30 7sl 400
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BY mCI1ANAHAN & DILL.
REPORT OF THE eEGRETARy or
TEHE g TRRAgFTESV
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. s. Al
RICHMoNp. Aurusi 18th. 1862


Hon Thomas S Bococs
Speaker Of House Of Representatives, c. S. A. :
SIR: have tho honor to submit the follow
ing Tepeft Of the condition Of this depsr tment,
and Of the estimates and supplies requisite for
the support Of the government, until tie 1st Of
January ensuing
The receipts at the Treasury up to lst August
from ali the various sources of income, are IS
follows:
Aissellsaeous sources----.......--. 1880 SO
Loan, act Of Feb 2Sth, 1s6I..--.... l5000000 o.
do. DO. Aug 18th, ls6i---..... 226l3 $40 81
Call Deposits under act Of Decem-
ber ~ rl66l.-.-.--.... ..-.------ 57,JS5590 90
Treasury Notes sct March @ 1861. 202l, 100 90
Treasury Notes, act May l5, lS5I--s 1874 955 90
Treasury Notes sc, Aug l9, IS6l...l67, 764 6l5 90
lntsreat TreaFury Notes. set
April ~, 1856. .-----.-....... -, s99 900 90
s. and e Treasury Notes set April
II, lool---. ......---- $4,000 90
Temporary Loan FROM bsnks-bai.
anee ---.-...---. 625000 90
War Tax Tax----.-..-.......t........- l0,5399l0 70
$500. .555lg6 60
The expenditures at ths same date Is as fol-
lowl;
Navy Department l46uj'l17 SIS
Civil and mscelaneouE- l5,766503 43
e2ls -tl -9n r1
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Unless this balance can be paid By bonds or
: 80 notes, the authority 10 issue general cur
rency notes must at once be extended to pay
the same; and that authority must be extended
still furthsr to mset the appropriations already
made BY Congress, and not yet paid, and also
the fursher appropriations yet to be made.
Ths appropriations already made by Con
erssI q I'D nst drawn or the LIST Of August,
am0un to------------.-...-. lt4o-1 5o3 -5
The estimates submitted by the various de-
paytments of the additional supplies required to
make good deficiencies and to support the gov
ornmeut to Ist of January next, are as follows
Fer the War Department. .--.------.... S44i,521 90
Civil Iist.--........-........... 3sG6J7 80
Miscellaneous. ..--..---.......... lO2s99 35
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-08

So that ths whole amount Of supplies re-
Qulred TO the LIST Of January presents
sgtal ~ - sool E50 11-