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NOTICE.
TWNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
n partnership heretofore existing between l.. FhOE.
LICH and Ii. ESTVAN, under the name and style Of
the 90 CoufedeTato6StateS Arms Factory is tbis
dissolved. The business Of The Lutte firm will be con-
tnued hereafter BY the undersigned.
Wilmington, N. c., March Il. 1862
NOTICE.
VIlHE ABOVE ADvERTISEhENT OF THE nfSSo-
ed in the Wilmington journal without the knowledge of
either of the irm and is without foundation The firm
stands the as before
OF lie fr of FRoELICH ESIVAN,
Wilmington. \. c.
March 2,, 1882. 2t-St.
CRACKER BAKERY.
yEIHB SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUILT LARGE
i XiRD BREAD and CRACKER BAhERH and
fitted it mp with the most improved machinery, are now
prepared furnish the citizens Of Raleigh aud the State
With fresh Crackers and of the best quality such
SODA CRACKERS.
BUTTER CRACKES,
WATER CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS, etc, etc
We are also prepared to furnish the Army and Navy
with
NAVY BREAD,
PILOT BIEAp,
WINE BISCUIT, etc,
al the Lowest market rates Cash Orders securely packed
and promptly attended TO-
,Sg~ WANTED. empty Flour Barrels, in good condi-
ti0n, for which We will pay - cents each
Raleigh. n. c., Nov. 20, 1861. l"o--Gnos.
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WNyANTED TO HIRE-FIFTEEN ISTELLT
w gent nurses fur the N. c. General Military H"sp
tai at Raleigh. Middle-aged preferred. Also two
wssherwomen. Apply 10
April Z, 1862. 2s-E
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II, Sepi-Wsekiy Staqoafd.
7.oxNrEnERArE STATES GOVERNMENT,

.rsee Register of ofNOrth-CarOiina Troops on
fourth page.
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CHATHAM RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHATHAM RAIL
Il road Company will meet in Raleigh. on 9th April
(Wednesdsy,l 1852. for the purpose of organization
By order of the COMMISSIONERS.
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Since June lst 1861 We have published of the above
tracts over FIVE million of pages over half OF which we
have given aay mostly 10 the soldiers and the other
sold at about the Of getting them out pages for
one dollar; Come to Jesus Call to Prayer, Your SOULS
got them from the North Hymus for the Camp TO- ls1<
and IS cents copy. r,,,y
Each publication is approved by oil tie psssTs 81 tins
City. W. j. ~ SHo"DLA,
P.S..i also have q supply of the Pocket Testament
printed at Nashville Tenn. - -.
March Z, 1859.
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ELIDE GUANO

ELIDE GUANO.
IN STORE FEW TONS OF THIS WELL EsrAE-
Il ed Fertilizer on consignment.
Farmers Hail. April IL, 1862. 30
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JAMES NJ TowLES. Agt
Feb. il, 1852. l4*
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GARDEN SEED.-CROP ls6O--MARYLAND
" sEED-beIered to be good as new, at the Farm.
ers' Hs. JAMES n. TUWLES, AR't.
!, Feb. IA, 1862. 10
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RECRUITS WANTED.
n WANT IS OR 80 kFCRUITS FOR NY COMPANY
u of Artillery. Here i favorable opportunity Tor
active energetic young to get Lieutenants CoInnis-
sion. Come On with the recruits. =
For further inOr nation, address
CAPT. EDWARD MALLETT,
Kinston, y. c.
April IL l5s2. Soft.
tS- Register and State Journal copy IT,
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SINCLAIR'S CORN PLANTER.
ANE LEFT OVER FROM LAST SEASON AT FORM
" er prices. No who have tried them W, uld be
without one. Also, few of Winchester aud Lsncasiers
Cotton Planters. JAS. II. TOWLES, Agi.
April IL, 1862. 30
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
City Intelligence.

STRIKE AHoEG rHB HoRsEsBoERs. worthy class or
rsdssmeo have joined the general strike Tor
wages. and yesterday the societies OF New York made
prrcpa streets Of the city headed by 0He band Their
demand ior 81 rs per day for Journey and 81 per
day Tor foreDeD.
The Bcpy TuEopoRE MAscrx RECOVERED we eist.
the report OF the disastrous Gre Houston street
yesterday that Theodore Msngum one OF the
psiromcn believed have been killed by the fall
tns VI wall On Monday sfernoos, about CLOCK
the body f this unfortunate found uader the
bricks which crushed the portion Of public house
called the House Of Commons The bcdy cd
81 O taken care of by ibe friends OF deceased.
AsRnr srspcios AasoS. captain williamsco OF
the Fourteenth precinct. arrested sunday lest youu
named Alexander Grant, suspicion or wilfuiy
setting fire the Westcheser House, corner of BDwery
aud Bruome srest Fire Marshal Raker notified by
cstain Williamson TO Investigate the matter. The Mar.
Gated the underneath part the stare leading 70 the
ladies' apartments, access 70 which easily obtained
Through the boot makers store kept nv Mr. James So-
uers IN whose employ the accused had been the last
fur % sve weeks The secused tctaiIed 70 await
the Fire Aarshai's invest igstion.
FmE IN AvKscs About six o'e,o<k last night Gre
broke out Ia the clothing OF hasuue Davis No ~
avenue ID Damage To stock about $500: insured Tor
81 500 IN the Actor Insurance Copssy The building q
INSURANCE Company.
THs LAIR CospIAssInoa .--Msssrs. Smith and Bu,;n
son prcprctors Of the House q Commons rs West Hsus
street IN contradiction &C. the sstcmert made 10 he
daily papers that ahey iasUred To the snoun, %
le ioss great without cent Of INSURANCE 60 cover
tLe dagxfa
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Bsocalys Cisy News.

rsr Rosr Aiisast corsrssftirs. Csss MIR Gesw
~Lse oh@sed with Lss ue 10 t's possession bank
Iaies, v"u tic intention Of insnv.scufps csnLierief
bslk hs ~bo, wt be tescilsctra, snetted al ds
!Os, "a uialiic last week ny several es.e
,itcrs fom ShNffelpsis vas htesAbi beI0rS il<
e!fe yeyfe ~, . te oonG for evsnreiiou 1ra rat.
nessesfrrm NtN Ssfk and nGr from hadeli'bi4 wC,o
g. t-i b0i 80 - clde1 nib wl,s Is gptc ct ate
nc g. ri ~ W NtlslaIre. recp.nt ~
zee tYli ~ a 80 iesii0ssd vntA jbis dag
fiaE r y iAsCfh q !Gfg stiAg - loD, crcSa
vi ic made 3" ~ az sae Uaef ssore rt.st hey prs.
ti' q a. fhsu ati1u.Luat
sy = ~ tiate pat !. the fsl,~.se rsss ery ar Mr.
shn "scn, Ne v fAsuaI st.f.f apart i.il o'y,tk
tt"r'' 'Fs't :. c.gefd rv l.. ,gtitgsn. ~ re sa,
-'' ~ - - tnr et "a. rgriycs rs.,a IastI III.
~ yds y 3itte rtef fgt 1as ganef esf1sd "a MO
s.N !" ~. 4 tI''h Wss ttsn w lnues rfae, Wss
td s.ittl er hefd. ito mnr.e,, &c "a v.iees
& Ablaf Loco, ai - *bi.n uus ss,trnr.Es III -,
f.frte O. hutt ~. - u = owned r, - ',,r
8cTr4, sEs ~ nfteo q - eAt 9Th q ~ =, oo ,s,
3 t.in vas - faNl ri "a bst I.t4 H. +. = a.
st..' ,ne p'3r.s Irn !. ..rE.N4t fetr,f al. ~,
- ~, gb, ~ rie' u. t#r .ls M, .,,s
49, fss.rfsl ~ re. 1" -. 80. sa,s a.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
as,e D,.n a,ot. Ia wtse.nssa.

u. ~ tie sAs2Uksc W,gHnsir. Nov IL
-trols private letter received ifonf ~ skre county
e ea'n thaf tie tlo0ps .bCA sert o. Belgium, n thai
coLty, 10 ifa.s, noac ~ lbe dri Nsr.
~ the ifrsf Ner,u ~ 'te c1is c1li.a aah tn fU
The result nas dat our tree s,ttg the gents
= gd probably Essi enc sun!h.r
se'esk NJ hs tee. which cssscd the flicis "a - lge
pnefeslvg abok hfiy ,risuU..s cirf.tea. .As y
AaGt,i a. lstSs tak-n "a poit Nas4tatlu &c q
nai la from sunJrej a s- Escs.s ara good.
sJcraNf 81 .tsens xany a. TIRE latter lsts ,0l,cy II
Sse sgi4ias. 1s the slt rat TO- "a q b. Tlr 81
- btOt ~ the rsaE,rs u Port ~ hiislon lt' usa
. tbs nortt.g taes were .aIg = * ,e.faisai &
& sara iai.ggJ sFi ety ptfr n 'f,a fit1s. abp.
.ae n.paey is. s.re 10 4a,,sk sos.f.st sr rf -
ffth. sey ias r5i fci.nss' t,tes ~ df:c - Nar
fhinftep at gs1cN \. ~ scadsy t'~ ~ .tP i.eh Mhn
1rre fhsi 2 t1 was irs.pei b III, y. af,N !.
4 = iu9ag,t b, t0isai nA.t b1o Ai4s, ~ q v sei
Ess.siA
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Military Funeral.
GENERAL oRpBR-No. Ia.

WARRINGTON GRgYe,
HsAf0rAnERs, EiesrH REGIMENT n. S. NC,
Nav YoRK. Nov. Is. 1862. Il
This regiment win parade on Thursday, the 2Gh inst
In full fatigue without overcoais, the
OF the members who died during the recent term OF
service.
Line viii be formed In Broome street (righ, on Broad
way) at eleven O'Clock A N.
Field sian and troop will parade disnounted
The band and commissioned stan will report 10
sdlutsnt. at quarter before eleven O'Clock, the
aTmory.
quested to parade this occasion, with blue Uniform
without arms They Will report al the armory ten
O'Clock NJ. BY order Of Coooei J. N. vARIAN
n. b KEKLxR, JR., Adufant.
Waning Ufeer WV n. KXtsgr
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
S HIPPIN G NEW S.
ALMANAC ron yoRr -Suts DAY
soF nisxS 30 NOON 8 o6
sUN sRfs.... col BfoH wAYER.. ...evs 81
Port or New York, November II. ls62.

Port or New York, November II, ls62.
CLEARED
Gieamsh,p Cress Couch. New Orlssns-Ludism Hei.
Ship Celestial Empire Foilsn,ose Li'erpso'-spo~ a
Bsrk Leibreiy tBrcm) scbnn Brso,-Funch. Mepcke
BARK Laura tBrsm,. wimsen. H.rseiiles-Baetier De
bark Hcrsils. Rust ceus-RoydA Hincken
Bare 1siriie Rhodes, barbados and msrket-H Trsw.
BARK Sarah. flseu St Martha and ssssnua- Rieou
Marx Jsns A Bishop. Wolfe New orieaHs-N Mccresdy
g uT,g Ayss sGrhano Lonlsnl selavo Lverro.i
Rs Esl... w.s. K:sT ss
seSr E@prs. rsy sB oBBoS.c nonsssa
sssT %yes ss, ss.ao sts' Co
sr ssSr %,rS War HsSs Ion Van Fan ss%s Washington
sesr Ersac. EDWARDS BsScoes. wash,nstOa-M 7 Ron:
scsr Panama, gelsn. Accomse, vs-Morssu 4 Parker
sesr saSe ASero nt fSsfe sa%orepase pauoo
sssr ne,sS wi,.,r Mar ra,,i sa%o,sL KcaSy
ssesr sarah % Jones Jones. fhil saelpsl.
ssS; a.:,. Ssss 81: Jt.yg
sehr Bali.iSsis YisoeS. New s.dora-~s Ss Brown
ssssso; ss,ss% Ddas'. aSc
US steamship Dacolah, Mck,nslry. from the
ssig conssllatloa. MaInnsr Liverpool oc, . with
ship JACOB stamsf Young London % days 10 ballast,
70 Thos Dunhnm Has experienced heavy westerly gales
Gsarse fssSOdy tof sosoo, rsue. London 81 day.
Ship son,ssello tof Thoma',9al anderson Londonderry,
's vim ssts sss.
Cardiff Howe from Quebec tor Penarh Roads aaeriosgsd
81. !.sa sst s's cha sss. sss sS s
=, SS,s sss a
Bsrt Antioch tof Casiiue, Gsidiner Liverpool a. dsss
rS n. eo. % an e ms.er Too o. s, "a Ia, ese bss
s:rs syS a,sIy or q! kcssrs QUEENSTOWN. 50
Bark Armens tAus Begner. Dublin, 80 days 10 ballast
s.5t Eisn soeri.ou 90. New n.veu,. Lyon pem.r.r.,
o. z wi :ssss % &C. !. rr'S e,dS. o. ksw ls,sn
70 %es .soo. s Dbl. o spIs. dos, prsed
quantity q iron hound barrels marked With the letter
ssSr Merry, Lamb M.,smoro. via New or,e.n. days.
sstf Lime, Yosss' drsna csymsu S days with mo
sssi Cor. xsii.s ,Ei,.ce,spor, for Rcroa.
ssr fiFss soo~ isls ssy.ss s's ao Il s s1's, sy
sscs, si.rss,.e,ls. dr.e.,ys k"es.ns.
sc,r ro,ence, canaase, New Hrdiord 3Gsss
sssr susasr n,ray. Albany tor Fan RIVER
SIR e, James Eosi.s. B'yie. Ao.n, tor Boston.
So ssr anic, fuller iciss@n 'I oaaai ai's9 io9 so.oa
s..m.r ' 5.a.. rs,i.s..f,s' sas." - "'"''e
Steamer kn.sss. Won ssiorbho;,n. PM iadeiphta,
soas co sn,.6 ca snd :. =, srad''"
h. rs o. Y T. ss ssa s:.s, asa q. sssdsy
;s e & as, ssS ss; :s 80 .s., ~. :; s
s-s, se r.S" ,.s e,e az 'ars i lat 81 ion
rel s'oss 10 ptr iofetcissh niso Nc, sa ~ "a, ia
ehir santt,m. rtn. frou csionso Ne, a
itK ua."Hne
s,ss s's a,', Attn. tn.1y non, ,o,'
.wotss sioaci wsw nsb,
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

CooEB--HARRss lin Brooklyn, Monday, November
H. the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev
r. J. Yerkcs Mr.. }. COOKE 10 MARY only daughter
Of slas Harris, Esq
GRAHAh--HowAaD.--At Harlem, oD Saturday, Novsm
ber Is, by the Rev Mr. Draper Captain NswEL GRAHAB
United States Navy, 10 Miss JANE, daughter OF Captain
George aud Mary Howard.
Philadelphia and Batavia IN. W papers please cory.
SrgIeor-FisHEK-At hsmaroneek, Oh Sunday, Novem
her g. by the Rev. Charles Fletcher, CHARLES STKoH,
OF New York, u Miss CAROLINE NJ FisHsR, youngest
daughter Of Vim H. Fisher, Of Mamaroneck.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Jhs rea's.s Assin., General Cnssi.'.

tAtI tuUs f"tSE y s,.fR. fK.
~ ~ t0 i'e a. .f lfst, lttt oil -. Az
" N.s lpa ssaa - ~. rC thst is1 49,
h11 - tft gnstt1l4tet. n w4kh ttlp tiy,
lt teSs - ~ f.ts staftart9 i. a. y.
80 u ~t'Ns. . tgBmt Atoa h.gr ~ Hef treu.
'~4 'yafe ve.p s',la.ttd y sgf sft. ~ rr.f.tait
- tN =. 1rtnfpi NUns a. (, -. ,..,t y .',.i,
stafs w. hnsa,ieu
fAa>N alAl. Jx
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
sttx,ciiane..s,

ft1cft 1nonws.
Ralusa fsnf tett thsnsH --ehtt HOVE. ~ ~ tsrk
Fe TtaH, aprt'aisi a. sea ussss ste 10 swIg re.
g. .sNeN N1u gt'sat SEPT lss 4lta u !u
fpt.rNfH y .4l4 ~ wtut well n'lt Oci 4. ~ ss "
lon = ",lsr sa.sl as.ons see ron WsN. ia stlb
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reading wsat NO both have to say Of The mat.
ter. will decide that your course was hsaor-
able, or that it was impelled BY an earnest
desire 70 reform the abuse Of Congressional
Milesge--Dsy, more: they will not believe that
your purpose was that you avow-that you
ever expected to carry your proposition Through
Congress. rest on the recorded facts.
VII. 1t IS important--I grant you-that thu
next Congress should be Republican; it 10
further important that it should be honest and
frugal. War-Debt--gisantic Expenditure
enormous Taxes--generations Of arduous strug'
gle to avert National bankruptcy--such is tho
prospect before US. Retrenchment and fr1.
gaIity. always desirable, bave become indispen'
sable. No orthodoxy in politics can save from
downfall any party ascendency that is not
heartily and thoroughly devoted to Public
Economy and tie cutting of Of every needless
the cutting down of every inOrdinate outlay
If the Republicans do not realize this neces.
sity, the scepter will fall from their bauds
That they may be 40 wise as to be honest, 10
the earnest prayer Of Yours, nc.
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TREASON UNMAsKED.

Throughout al Secessla, the eeventh-nOll
| traitors who sacrificed their country to their
cosardice make State Rights and State action
the excuse for their recroancy. Men like John
/ Bell, A. II. II. Stuart, John Janney, and
Vim. II. Mcfarland, who had oil their lives
protested unqualified adherence Of tho theory
which makes the Union mere free.ove part
nership. and had boosted themselves disciples
of the school of George Washington, John
Marshall, Andrew Jackson aud Edward Liv-
ingston. when asked TO explain their sudden
conversion TO the heresy they had so steadily
and scornfaIly repudiated, answer in this VEN
10. stood by the Union TIL my State went
out. when felt bound to obey her voice and
share her fortunes" They herein coolly ac-
cept the very theory or dogma which they have
hitherto 20 stoutly resisted. II was the ina
bility of a State 10 dissolve the UniOn-the
right Of the Union to retain all the States
which has hitherto been tho first article in their
creed; and this they now coolly repudlste.
They are renegades at once from the cause OF
their country aud from themselves
But let US see how the rule works when the
boot is on the other leg:
Kentucky is largely infested with Disuniou-
ists, but has steadily refused TO be led By
them. Not once only, but repeatedly. uni
formly, she has refused TO cast III her lot with
tie traitors. They have been voted down By
overwhelming majorities whenever the question
has been submitted to the ordeal of the ballot
box. Now is there one single Disunionist in
oil that State who gays, Il wish Kentucky
would secede but, since she does not, ] will
Loyalty abide her decision" Who knows such
white blachbirdl Who has heard Of one ?
Not We.
The truth, then, is obvious: This pretense OF
going with my State" is hypocrisy and can't
They 30 where clannish spirit and a rotten
heart send them repudsting their oaths OF
fidelity 10 the Constitution aud seeking to d.
vide aud destroy their country. Most OF them
are towards who shrink in terror from the
irenzed mob; some are insaney ambitious and
hope to rise 20 power and distinction on the
ruins OF the Republic; more are clannish, Sec
tionsl. unprncipled cyclists, who float with the
current though il bears the country to swift
perdi,ion. The action of their new friends III
Kentuck. proves the plea OF loyalty to their
State hollow pretext--a mere excuse. They
are seli.confe,sed traitors without the ordinary
traitor excuse, ior they know and have
sternly contendcd that this rebellion is utterly
srOunden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
AIuVTEK 10 CYRUS ALDRICH.

SIR: You have claimed space in The TRiD'
TNE for a circumstantal defense of your
course aud assault On mine concerning the
Mileage Of Congress: freely concede it. In
your accompanying note, you ask " as Ill &C.
OF Justice" that ! should place your letter in
MY .'sdtorial columns As you are not IN
editor OF this paper, and your letter Is IN no
sense editorial. cannot concede that poini
bu. you shall have no reason to complain that
your letter escapes public attention.
!. You premise that | formerly attacked you
" for asking for the Mileage 10 which, by ne
plainest precision Of lac, was entitled" Let
Us see:
Up 10 .Le Session of lc5J-,, the compensa.
ton Of Members of Congress was s. per dag
OF actual service. st that Session, It was raised
10 81. 900 per term, or more than doubled. AZ
some offset to this enormous adyaUce-which
was made 10 retroact, SO rs 20 cover the ex-
sting Congress lin fact, it could not other
gise have been passed, the Members thu.
voting from Three 10 -Four Tlpusand Dollar
each out OF the Treasury into their individual
pockets, the Compensation Act provided that
no Senator or Member should receive Mileage
for more thar two Journeys from biz home to
Washington aud back again during any one
Congre,s-in other words, that there should be
no Mileage allowed for trtrG Sessions-and
that the two Miloages per Congress should bt
PAYABLE respectively 4" on the first day of each
yseU!ar Session." That ID the law of the land
Il did not mske it-Coagrsss did, and il.
Members should obey 10 az least ill they shall
openly and msniully change il. And yet, in
defiance Of this plain provision of law, yox,
Mr.. AldricL and most OF tho Members, tooh
yoGr first Mileage at the ,rtra Session, and
your seeoad at the opening of tie late or iirst
regular SessOn, when by law you became
entitled TO the first Aud it is for this that
you complain Of my assailing you
Now l am quite aware that, at subse.
quent Session, u clause or proyiso was some
how put through Congress which omits the
word Irregular" and speaks Of the Mileage as
payable st the opening OF the :" frat" and OF
tho "second session." But M intelligent,
candid person can scrutinize that clause and
not be assured that il was passed ss explana-
tory merely-that it did not mean to repeal,
and was not understood by those who passed
II ss repeating, tie deliberate and careful pro-
vision OF law above quoted. First session"
and "second session" were hero understood
TO mean the first and second regular session,
AS by law provided; and it did seem to
me leplorable that body so well paid as
Congress should, in this agony of National
disaster and bankruptcy. greediIy clutch their
second Mileage in advance Of the time by law
prsyidsd. bad It is c'ssr that 10 every case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
THE NEW BRITISH GHsEStNGB

A year ago, the sristocratic press Of Europe
was busy destroying the credit Of orr Goyorn-
M ent, assuming the moral impossibility OF IN
ducing Democratic community 20 bear the
taxation which would he required b.. such
gigantic efforts and expenditures az We wcre
making in resistance to the Shareholders Re-
bellion. IN, Times Nondon) aud kindred
oracles of the monsycd interest inveshed IN
cessanty and yehemently against TIE Inadnes5
of trusting US with single dollar. They sue
ceeded: no European banker or capitalist has
backed our Government in its tremendous
struggle, as none has been asked 10 do. We
have incurred heavy debt in prosecuting the
War, but We do not owe nearly so much
abroad az We did on the day ia which the Re-
bellion broke out
But great expenditures and les'y debt in
golye corresponding tayation-ws all under.
stand that--haye understood it from the
first. The confident foreign predictions that
Congress would not dare TO tax have been en-
phaticaly falsifed. New taxes have been
searching sufficient taxes.
Though the War should endure full gear
longer, the revenue secured by there tsxes
will amply suffice to pay tie interest Oh our
debt and defray the necessary expenses OF the
Government. We shsll not fal-wo shall not
repudiate--ws shall be frugal, industrious,
and pay.
Of course, we have had to revise snd
increase our Tarif--there was no help for it.
When we impose heavy excise on all domes.
tic liquors We gre compelled to Increase TIE
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SNAIL MONEY

/ Is A< Ie.lyel Tie v. Z. TTii9as.
Sir: The withdraw, o. silver coi's from eircus-
ton forcibly suggests that there ought 10 be soms
means whereby such q deficiency Of change could
slyays 20 thoroughly surpliedthe more especially
since !, is impossible q; any tims to prevent the
boarding Of coins ii the holders think 1t TO kesc
them. Il would seem to be Sli-oyden, TIA; The
reope ought not 70 &c II the mercy q few pirate
individuals and corporations where the pubic ''ale-
ard Of value and medium If exchange II IN quesion.
And If we had an entire paper currency Issued bya
national in- tuition under law Of Congress, "a n'-
posed by the author OF = New Monetary sys'e'.'
such a state of things could never occur.
II We. HE clan that the Government legal iendef
napey money. furnished 20 branches BY the prino'-
p,I institution should be lent by them only IN es-
change fox intorest-besging bonds and mortgages
ON productive real e-,ste; 70 that, in addition s"
being secured by the credit OF tie naoa, every do
lar OK money Issued would DC .epie entaiNc 81 tie
yalre Of productive land. This money sss TO b-
r,ieerued or funded with Government note bea--
inc interest. lie proposed hat there should DO but
ry.nty.oue different organizations OF mouoyi sad
that these should include durable paper pieces o.
Three. -Four. Fivs, Tn, TWENTY-FIVE. and riit
Cent?. With taese pieces any char 20 go. De NAE
To cent. esays tuethet:
In pieparin; the ,ionsy iof eifeu 4oa 10 nee.
sri ~ lie sugfule. Of tn President .nd Caaler, or
tAsu for 4u.l s-rres on ceia Porer care % rs-Iu -
ne '..i and GsiuF o. - peprr sd Tie tnsfay.ns @ -
rl,,es L. viii quad a.. lnt5 sssinst coin'sot' ~
efeotusliy taa a.. qualify go -oinsss 81 sas precious
csa rgetsct c0.us
And again;
"Fs.-v o., o,ths.. si note. " n Be- sspss sets'i,s
4, nominal wlgunt 81 pgYrrgtF. ~ yt MAINTAIN t-'t
a,i.e value . oscry o,hog piece ~ ever, ss''
tho couutry. ard vii eaee led g ..t.ts :" -
snall s.lys. sl0 cope. co,ns nov 10 u,e.'
May there not be something IN these susse "a
value 10 The public N'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JULY a. 1856:

by the Rebellion. At tee recent session, the
Army bill alone appropriated within fraction
Of $3.50, 900, 0O0-an amount larger, no doubt,
than was ever before embraced liz one law or
decree of any Government on earth. Look ut
the aggregate Of the two sessions-Eleyen
Hundred ard Seventy Weigh. Millions, One
Hundred and Eighty-one Thousand, Eight
Hundred and Twenty-four Dollars, and
Sixty.two Cents-and tel US if the work
of crushing out this " irregular cpposi-
ton" to the National Government which
" our misguided Southern brethren" have or
gained, will not only make them expensive
relatives to their cotsmporaries, but cause their
memories 10 be very dear to posterityl