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SEW AHIICLI

A nes aIi delightful StomAchic aud Cordial, ior
giving the stomach and for the prevention q
bilious complaints iucic~n, ,c he Western country
Trv il.
Az morning drink. - Assst digestion relieve
Dyspepsia. II has 10 equal. Try IL.
L. NGrOT :. . superior 70 az other htleTs. Try H.
The formula Of these Htters. now flssl TIE sole
property % Dr. kohsck, originated with one - tie
oldest and most eminent Medical Iractlloisrs 81 tf
West, and ' directly prrdic-ted ur1F th- ~auis q
Western people
These kitrrs derive fntlf stimuli. from zoe us ef-
ful tonic nature % the ad herbs 81 Which thry
are composed, snd As they are, ~ alayng Easais
ural craving q lie stomach dirccf5 .ronu.lve d.
TEMPERANCE.
the rrescll proprietor believes that in making llen
widely known. the public welfare l. subssssed.
ID viii te for sale by all q Dr. Ro.Ack's nu-
merOns Agents, Snl a. hotels, &c. the country
L. the meantime orders Will te alled ciregf from
Cincinnati In any quantity. sut a. ihe losesi rates
Il Is pu up In Quart fosie- and securely packed b.
Coz case. Ha1 loz saIlF.- case vii. however
PC packed an1 sent O. ary address. II tesllcd.
Retail Price, ell per bottic. or six
foF e..
Paac.pal Office and saicsroes. - C. T4sf Folril
Street, s. hl.lt.r> FROM Main Siresi. Clncffrau
OA.o. Laboratory. No. - Hammond Street
Pr sale 80 County
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...1 &c.,. ..s.s..ls afY ce-s 80 sgp&f' ~t''
.t..facssfy 4rransel-pi.t nae 49, - -
- & - ~ the yea. viii ~ Prisi.et9
-. 81 ,.a.uEe Ysslly 4fFert-trs, nN'f't-''
-. 4. ..,fls4 strictly q tAs.- fsFni@
..sf..a.. in tss special .-e.-ee c''-l- VIII
r.. ....tr - lr1 price, .. ..f. q
pre- ...e.. sab..hsl ia ias laell e..-iln.. =
49,. - rs.ler. - - ls eatfft- - .-.
~ ,.- lllifs Ten cef.t- 80 sitt- st
1900. serf ia for 10 -peti-.' h' wa
.f-i ,hreo 1acsltns, uf.es- - $50 ..fi
.ft,rst.rsl 81 3 s-1atirs A1ft' =
.,'..,ft - . Tc1eNAl ni ias a'--t'
..,...l a4er - contract .,...-. .t....-ir-
-, 49,. 1ale. - else q cFsis
-. -. etsrse. s1,v0te, etel AAi1s y ....i
- fats flr ns-J 't'
-~-es- .-..,., sewer
,lr te rlall f1f Inserting inf iis'--'' -
~. S.,rtei. - Or Assoclttioc- - !. rf'
s.rl natioe eet e-reesil1S , t-Ass -
- I...-.lol. ever eight hfsf' ~ Us ~. "a. -.
...-..r.!az deaths ~ith f''t = n'D.-
81 ssftho-t notice, RE- 4. ....is..
t-f,fir,i. or 4..ciaNqn., - y 'a-'''s.'
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.,,,-,v, s.er.ax AZ psylici - y - ~ ,.,,,i
- - gal prcl.ctinEt, -Ai - .rr,,-s-, -
.-ir. .-.,.~-,--ts f-,,.' fhs susouut easfsea Tor
ths.- plhl.- s-.1.
he Weekly Express
,a,i..s.s .,.ry rs.ins-i,g. -sN, ps' IHHaI''
o.oer 80. v.s,asat the money. nor 50
a largrf ios tfa paid ios
,s.,t.. OF Advertising IN
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practice "
Double Entry Book heeping,
Adapted 10 every department Of Inland sad Tor
eign commerce, BY the suthor Of Duff Sseter7s ef
Book keeping
Stock aud PG1tnersliD Books
Exemplifying numerous eases Of tinhealt oPealas
and closing, changes IN firms, &c, supplied hy the
authors forty years experience 10 business.
The Settlement Of Single Eafrg Partnership
Books
Generally 80 iiil. understood iha; two Professors
of Book keeping In this city, recently made out
business balance sheet containing Is 600 errors
Recfifyn9 Deysn0ed DoHtl, Ensry Books
frequent aud highly responsible duty explained
in other treatise on accounts.
Changing Single 10 a Doabl, Entry Lsd9er
The Priraf- Lcdger.
For keeping tie results Of ne business private $50
often desired by extensive firms remains wholly
unknown 70 the pupils oi an ether Commercial
schools
Business Co5resyoadeacc.
The yolums of Dufrs Manuscript Business Letters
anords tho mos; complete course Of Instruction in
use.
Business Forms
systematically arranged aHd taught Ia eonaec..on
with the books oi practice.
Commercial CON 1f0fionS
Including numerous bUslne operations ver tiinr-
! oughiy taught IN ether schools.
Commercial aud Ornamental PeamaHsli5
Is ". H. Dui ana c. C. Cochran. authors q ir'
I new editions Of the Gems Of pcnmansAip and New
School Copy Books.
The popularity Of these improvements. AID the
elegant business writing attest tie sevautAses 81
| this department over all ether Colleges. kasi q
West. The enlarged edition ~ DEF Duues1'
/ Gems Of
Business and Ornsmsnfai Peamaaskif.
T. Tie rat complete SELF Instructor published. r
ganty bound. mailed postpaid. far e..
puf & Dnncan's Ncw Schooi Cop l.to.s. fnf
engraved, with the auiheis Instruction ea cac
cover. 80 ccnts per dozen
Tke C.,aSesi Copy Book "a us
FOR full particulars, send sor our elegant nev ci'
suisr. pp. &C. with -al1pies of orr Penmans at
/ ting. inclosing - cents, -
4. 4. DUFF 4 son. Principals.
Gx- strangers win please inquir cur rcPu;sa'
in the city, where ere best known
uisre8tw1
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..rs.s. ~.l - no deviation RON u'' A'
As..,i. .eif.sats Puhii-ted "a telh "a ~ -
- n. charged tie fail Daily rates VIII '''
I'..f .ftA. ~ fty rstes sdtis.i- ..,,-,. -.
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Esuy Tickets RIA Pitts
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FRF1eHTS
II ihs Ko1is Freiea.- q al cssctipiicus ca be
ssrusrlff from FhistNptiA View N~k. rcsfgn or
Rsit|rafe - any ro.Il "a ne Ks lFasts ef Ohio.
A~utu.k ~ Ira ana l.iineis Wisoo0sia. iasa. o. s
-seuri ~ taiirast direct.
ne Fenr-yirarla Railroad also roInerfs a. Tstt1-
hurxr wtih SleAmers. y which Cocts csn Pc -
us.rt-i - .ny pert On he Ohio, Nuskingum. Ken
t.,rfv Tesn~-sst Curaeerisnd. llircts. Nissi-sipp
wis-a1.n N ss5uri. Kt1sas, AfkAnsas ar Eea lcv-
-. af.f a. Ciereisrt. Sa-<1sty srt Chicago ~fih
st~s-.efs - al F,rts 81 the Scrth estfTr Lac.
Nr-rhanfs ant shippers enfrastuE the trArFTs'ria-
t,on - thei- rrsi<lf % tbIs Ccnrry. ear rey ~ul
-.--rsfs,-e - - srecfy transit
TEE RATS OF FRkiGHT % arv poiri ln ite
r-.i ~ ths rsnnsvivz-ia Rs'iroat Afe a. si tines
a. savursble are chsrr-i ~ c,ser ksi'r'-f '.f-
r. particular e -ns-A pssksr-. ',ss Tssssi sssls
RansoAn.'
s~rrDEp Yhflsf~irtfa
NkGRAv a COOKS. 80 So-th -. h@ltiu,ere
TFFCH a 90. Ne Aftor Houss. e. - ! s'eif
wnflsrp 81. Ne~ TEX
-rEFcH Co. - ststs -. fc-teu.
M uOrs-Ts~. .1cnrrsl Frrirrt AE-f.f. ffN--
rxoCH frwIs 6tne-si snp'i. Afes-s, PER
4 n uOUf-f 6eperai tielt~s sr-rs' fnils'slFt i.
seft~iF
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c.rsrr o. r~rf.~1. vfqo cor~Tr. -
- Ne ne urtrrsixnsf - certify tkat we have
sfs~ef a. aV1rsissi rrftsin ftfffT hsre taken
- a. ~ rrs--fs lrlrr - Prairie Creek Tsw1ssfr
- So H. szn- 81 - tsrk taT Na-s. s1zc- Ia
n. ~Alis - fsr fixhi t.at fcot isH No = il-'is
- ~ esher msfks er hrsnfs psrcrfvseie. So
49,. - - 81 yesrs Ga "a - apfrsfse tts ssrus
Jlvrs urr~ufVY
IR FrA~Cf-
s,..--s,..s - ..e+r - rfo-e ~ ft's isIA car
q Soventx, issl vi Hrs Y.
Iss e~rssfy he sbsss - ts trns uknscl.ft trcsr
~ Fstrsy fo>k-
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DISSOLUTION.

MI. Fam Of KeeleF = Morgan, IN
.1~fa..- 81 tra.is - sais AZ 1is-oivs.. ~
W NFFlfR
81 NORtA>
r,sss us-i, Nsfeh 81, lee
.s ..ts... III ~ c-.stinasd aitts ssuf .ft.t
II. - rarf4 r4f -. rcfer ihr ffee II !. ?
Nfsssr Z ta
a r,rsiraaors e a. Iherai rstroasss hsfet'f -
~. krELkR. Asa
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparills
Ayers Ague Cure,

~ ANC4 - ~ IlC >lIts
FoR TEE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent, Fever. or Fevsr and Ague. Rer.i.,s
Fever, Chln Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Hesd
ache, OF Billous Headsshe, and Bliiors Pc
vcrs. indeed for the whole class q Gle
cases or ignatng IA hillary cera.Ee-
men;. caused by The MalAr+scf
Mis.ns;ic countrie,.
We are enabled here 20 offer The cor riul4ity
remedy which. while IL cure. the above oomrisil,s
with certainty, Is stlll perfectly hsrules. II sss
quantity. Such remedy IL invaluable In district
where these sfeting disorders prevail. This .cnre'
eIpels tho rlssmatc poison of Fever and Agus ffc<n
the system, and prevents the development of IL
disease II taken on the fret approach of ia preDos
tory symptoms. II s not Only the best remedy evsf
vet discovered for this class a Complaints bat sl-o
the cheapest. The large quantity supply for
dollar bring. it~ithin the reach o everybody. az
Ia billions districts. where Fever and Ague prevails
verybody should have IL and u freely both f..
cure md prosection- great superiority q this
remedy over any oshsE ever discovered fcr The .gv-
dy aud certain cure 81 iutermitelts IL thar IL
tAins Quinlne Eainers. consequently it pr0dC-
ees ~ qasnism % other injurious e1ects ~haisvet
upon the constitution. Those cured BY IL .ft
healthy as II they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague IL not alone the consequence q tLe
missmAtc poison g-raf variety q disorders
from it, irritation. among witch ars
Neuralgia. Rbeumaiism, Co4i HoAdsehs. Blindns~s
1cothsche. Raraehe. c&tarrah. Asthma, Palps
tstion, Painful Afsction of tho splesn. Hys-
terios, Path In the Bowels Coli. Paralysis
and Desangcmen; Of Gle sioInArL.
All Il which, when .sinsiins In this PVT
tie Intermittent type, or tecODe periodical. Thi
'CrxK expe.s the poison from tie blood, ara ocn-
sc4ucntly cures them al alike IL l. al invsieAtl
Protection 90 immigrants AID ltTsoIs travelling "a
temporarily residing il the 1nAiAT.o1s listrIcss
taken occasioU@lly or daily while ekses 90 The if'
fectioD. that will he eNcretcd from the syaf~n
cannot accumulate iu sufio4eni Qusntits - riI~i
/ into ti-casr. Hence u IL ettn ulcIr valuable Q
protection than curc, and ~ vli sufsr r q.
lnfcTmitents IL they avail tht seisc- = the 90.
! lection this remedy snorts
es- Prepared p, ia ! q ANEK & CO.
Lowell. ha-.al 4 U-siis
4 AT oar r.u4s-l,- frr sale - : X Crrfkcuar r
! ?. NJ no>StDF, ga iy al Drnrfisis On Drss
| uAufe.
wholesale hy ALls~ Co. Cinolnn.4i.
| iCui- m-veow
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n IL - Z Ii "A c 7

or tsS f1F7EEN7H ShlfI-AENCAI STA IL
Ag.vT II Ia condition u bc H0HE IhSJ-
RANCE COMPANY Of ti~ Guy ~ Ne'c lori,
fie lei tag ~ January. 1851.
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BOOKS.
New Books at BartIctts

Hinder CANVAS. or, the Cam
" palgn II The lliA Regiment llllara Noiun
tsers IN Western Virginia, i-si. by J. T. Eco
John Brcut, by the author of Cecil Or 'f'c;
STANDARDIZATION supply.
Lessons IN Life,
Great fxp~ciktlcns.
Cecil prfcmc,
The Clostcr sni the Hesrfh -Nc~ sa7fi,
fchi0dn
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UNDERTAKEN
N0TICE r0 ~ pAYERs.- !

NOTICE TO TAl PAYERS
y Thr u-fsrsfe-.rd reenerffa-iy cells lie Effsn-
Ton oftss payers 30 ih~ f,ilo~inr rrrsisrt sf lie
statute
section -, lst Nolnms = tlc Statute q it02.
The County Auditor ani TrCasrTeF shoii attend -
she Cfice % SAID Auditor lie tlif1 Aouday in
March. annuslly. aid me Treasurer shsA tnen I'D
tlsre make settlement vita f1e Auditor ter tAe
sourt of taAes for ~ticl f1i Treasurer = tc stand
charged. a. foiio~s. Ac-
Aflef ti.s settlement tie Treasurer. - Section -,
cf the same vcluuc = trectlt - levy fer sl m
paid ts1es. With ter per cent addet, Hft este -
dstres, ard ssis cf the Foots And thattes RI tuch
Ger-ons refuse ueEicCt 70 psy tae ataplli a.
se.ssc with ter veT cent damage
IL necessities q ire Ireassry VII re1lire -
-ort a. At he nesrs Known fo ft- s 20 collect O.
hocu-nf ts1es. hope that all ~ho can, MI taFe
thsfr.eves the alltolsl expense sld me- tle olsa-
gresatic tufy.fy paying hefTe he fi1e 70 - 'tte-
rnsrf shove usrlcnsf
II D. SCOTT.
f.bxTt&w3~ treasurer Nigo County
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ASSETS.
Cash, Balance I'm Bank, Is. .Sv7 -
Bonds AID Mortgages lbelng Afst Ion oa
Real Estate, worth AZ least so7 ZOO 600 so2 OF
Loans Stocks. payable on demand
msrket value Of securities sf9T $40 co. Ia, eco 90
Bank Stock, market value) 75.5T5 90
United States Treasury sote-, market
value, lOJ, ,Ss5 80
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. lo.25o 90
North Carolina State Bonds (market vail 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market value, ID, 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, GS sos 81
Interest due let January, 1851, lOf
which e., ,3S0 u has sinro betnrec'd, n, 703 81
Balance In hand. Of Agents and In course
oftransmssion from Agents, ca lst of
January (of which Sil. $50 lS has stnco
been recelvec). eosos 10
Bills Receivable for Premiums IA IN.
LAND Rtsksl. ..--.t4 "A ,6s3 %
Other Property. Miscellaneous items, Loo 90
Premiums due aud unco.lected OF Pol.
ces Issued at Ofacs. $3.50 Is
Total. o. as, ,<0s 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PsEsIDkSr,
A. r. WILLAMETTE. ylos PArapsSr.
J. MILLION SMITH. srcRETass
JOHN McdKE. Ass'r src'v
CHARLES CHGfT, Agent.
So PHGSIx ROW.
mAlsdu rssBx H.urr. IND
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w ( DICAi.


~ " osos VI "suS Evil.
constitutional disease, = Sorr-p.ioa of IN
i blood. ~ which this huid kecore ~ vltaisd veal
A1t poor. Reing tn he circulation Il perxsdes tio
whole body ant may burst g. disease or any par
u T. Nc organ l. flce IRON iis attacks nor = fie-
o1e ei.ll ID uay not destroy. Tie ecroflous taIrf
i varlousiy cansea bv r-ercurisl disease Low iss
tsrrcerst or unhealthy food. impure ar, eth Afi
nthy hsbils. The depressing vices and above az ly
he senercAi infcolon. hh4tryer be its og4gn. IL l
hereditary in the oonsttrfion. desccftug 'tona ps-
rents % children unto the third snd fourth genera
uos, iDdecc, IL seems % o. TIE rcd " Hln aio
ssys, Twill visit ths lricuites q Tic fathers ui.1
lts eieets commence by deposition from The No.
q corrupt - uictfous matter ~tich. IN tie lurge
.,.sI snc internal organs. 4. termed turberee-,
- serss fhis ioai oorrupton. Which gcnccrs IL lie
GOOD, aeifcstt the ,lffEes II ife = that scroft
% lpas eonp.e-iiis bat t1ey have Gar l--- power
~iilti@ IL rf-cis 81 other cscAses. oOrsequert-
y fssi numbers perish hy disorders ullch. ahRou-h
at sra in thl.r nature. sre ssiIl r.ndor-s. Il.
saup-cu which tsc'uiated tAe human family nhrnii
origin directly % lAis scroiulcus confsmlnas
t1-ny obstructive aisesses q the liver. I'D
brain, ard, indeed, q al The organs, arise irene
sle aggravated by TIE sane cause.
Ols quarter u a.. people a-e scrofuious: her
pereons are Invaded - tAis lurking Infection. AZ
teir health i undermined y T. 10 cleanse il fTo
tie system renoeate tie blood by an sitera-
I've medicine. and inv1rorAte IL BY heatly fooe 40
exercise suca uecioinc we ssppiy IA
AVER
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparills
Ihe mot orcctua remedy which the medical sklii
cur times devise for tbs even where pres4lilng
and f4-l n-laoy- IL combined frhn the scL.vc
reine1als that have been discovered for the expur
gatiou ~ this fsE DISORDER ffum The t,soc ard the
re-cue q the system from Is destructive ooLse-
cueoccs- herce it shocld BE employed fcr fhe
u nol ozis Scrofoia, but al-o those other Af-Se.
which arise from ID, eucl as
Erup.ive and skin Diseases. ST. Anihory's fslr.
Roe. or krysipelss. huplos, rustnles, hosel-
! &c, E.s.ns and bolis. Turnors. letter and Salt
Ehcgm. sc4ie HeAa. R!ng~ orun. Rher-
natsll. Sypbiluc and Nercu-eai
Diseases, Lrcpsy, Dyspepsia
Debility, ant, .-eccc, al
/ Complaints arising fTora
Nit.ated OF Impure
u God.
The popular ieiief In ''inpurity o. the bIcoi' s.
founded n truth. for scrof-.A is cctls1alcr o. it
blood. Tie particular purpoee ard virtue q tLi-
kSrsa aria it 10 purify and rege1erste Lhis NJ a NJ
Il, without ~hcA sound health "a impossible Ia CO
tAuniraied corElitu4c-s.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il l. Agent Tor the ABOVE reliable and responsible
Companies, ein prepared 20 Issue Fire Policies or
Dwelling Houses. stores, Warehouses, Household
Furniture. Merchandise &c. on the most favorable
terms. ss-Ins-es literally adjusted and prompt
y paid JAMES II. TURNER. Agent.
Oflce at Tarucr & NcKccn's Warehouse.
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RAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALI
TRANSFERS FREE
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F.r ttr.- .ias o. .ls a--~. -t-.- =
re'r. flt tlsg <aps-rieer- si ie efni' psf ~esA'
SITE soptss. ceris.
,.at.. 90 Advertising in DAILY.
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n1c,oESrTIsS BUILDING
so. g. WABASH STREET.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

sEgTOHs
PEKsmEsf
NIcE pkKAIpKST.
A 4 A. Lawrence A Go.
sherman, Collin e. Co
Nells, Fargo a 20.
pres'l Imp A Traders Rank
e. 4 n Messenger
Cl4rin. Nellen = CO.
Hatch Hiller A. MeTreTean.
halksl, MeIr.ck 4 bal.
staao, starr a Co.
barney, Humphrey 4 Butler.
George Pcarcc & c.
Ward A. Nofk t. Son.
james Low A Co, Louisville.
/. n. fr0thinghRm A. c..
Bulkley a 60.
Il. lockwood 4. S0L.
Bowen, AsNAMee 4 co.
Doan, King A. Co, 81. Louis.
contii A Noble
y. d Morgan A. CO.
Willard, Wool 4 Go.
A. :. Barnes A. CO.
Phelps, Hllss A. 60.
Trow ridge, Dwight & Co.
PGtnan, Wills, Rankin A. Co.
Morton, Orinucll e co.
J. L. Howe : Co., Bes;on-
Baldwin, Starr d CO.
Henrya, smith A. Townsend
swim, harlbuf & Cs.
Jesse Host & Co.
Sturges, SLGw s. c..
Ford Rubber CO.
Mascn A. Thompson.
stedman. CaTlile 4 shaw, Gin.
Cyrus Yale, Jr. a. Co., y. o.
Wm. Il. & Chas. Is. Foedick.
Boyd Bros 4 Co, Albany. NJ.
COssiti, Hill A. Talnaigc.
ID. Rcherts 4 Co.
rrcwer A. Caldwell
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T,ro Dad. Connections from Herrisbargh "a
Palfin0rs and HssAlnqfen
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

-r.ss.o svu, sasy'sa .rsesT SUNDAY
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-. Mray. = ~ = by any 0lhor -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-19

The Hartford Conn Times says The wal
is costing, as can be proved, nearly $1,000 00
a day" This was on the 25th day Of July
Since then Lincoln has called out 100000 more
troops. Even in time of peace, the soldiers OF
the United States were estimated to cost the
government $1,000 man. Lincoln'g additional
levies viii, therefore, add SGO0,0OO,0O0 per an
mum to the cost of the war-approximsting an
addition of 50, 1000. 600 a day to the $4,000. 600
now expended. At this lick, we think We can
stand the war as long as " our Northern breth-
rem The following is the article Of the Con
necticut paper in which the admission is made /:
WHAT IT COSTS AND WHY.
It is the opinion of the New York tribune that
quitting down the rebellion is a very expensive,
As well as bloody business" That paper, in
deed, thinks "the nation is undone.' 1t not
only has nc hopes of restoring the Union, but
would not restore it if it could. It says so in
plain terms. Precisely what it is urging on
this Expensive and bloody war for, does not
clearly appear. The Tribune, looking at the
money aspect of the case, and dropping all
thought of the sacrifice of lives aud of national
position involved in the strife, proceeds to show
that the late Congress, now happily ended, ap-
propristed $9l3,07S,527 60; also, that the extra
session, last summer, appropriated $3.50, lO3,-
296 90.
The total amount, therefore, thus appropriated
reached the enormous and altogether unpsralleI
cd sum Of 81, l7S, ISL 24 81. More than eleven
hundred milionsi The recent army bill alone
appropriated $3.50, GOO, 000-or more than was
ever included in one law or decree by any gov
ernmept on earth. What is TO be the result Of
all tkisl Is there a prospect that such a debt
can ever be paidl And how long can this rate
of living be maintained
It is fact that cannot be denied, that a largo
proportion of the gigantic expenditure has gone
into the pockets Of " pluuderers Of the public
treasuTy"-the class of politicians referred TO by
the g Chicago platform" as favored p~artisaus
at the Federal metropolis" It has been asserted
nearly one-half Of this vast cost has been
thus worse than wasted. The war is costing, as
can be proved, nearly $4,000, 600 a day. Why,
read the developments OF " fraud on the govern
ment' published elsewhere in this number of
the Times. It confirms, as far as it goes, the
astounding revelations made by Messrs. Dawes
and Hale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-19
a Romantic Encilens.

The Tupelo correspondent Of the Mississippi
an narrateS quite an interesting little incident
connected with the occupation of CORTLAND
Alabama, by the Foderals, and its recapture by
our troops. The writer says:
The Federals had held CORTLAND for come
time, aud, as is their wont, inflicted many IL
suits upon its unarmed citizens without regard
to sex. Among the abused and insulted Of the
fair sex was the belle Of CORTLAND, a lady of
high accomplishments, great amisbiliy, and
considerable wealth. EIssperated and justly
vindictive, this fair one announced publicly
that whoever should either kill or capture the
miscreant who had thus shamefully insulted her,
should receive her hand and fortune. Not many
days after this av0wal, Frank Armstrong; com
mand defeated the Yankees az CORTLAND, cap
turing the place, together with many prisoners,
among whom was Captain Robertson, the das-
tardIy villain whose little soulbad permitted him
10 be insolent to a refined lady, and who had
forgotten that " He'll hath no fury ike a woman
seOrned' or insulted,
The wretch, Robinson-faugh showed his
eowardice early in the action, and surrendered
bis sword to Capt. Champion, Of Missouri,
whose dauntless bravery in this as on many
former occasions has made his Rame familiar to
the army. Capt. Champion vas ignorant, until
when about leaving CORTLAND, of the romance
connected with his captive. The lady sent him
a present Of a splendid pair Of holsters, accom-
panied by sn earnest request to visit her. But,
alas for romance, war is memorable, and without
being granted time 70 visit the fair charmer
whom be had avenged, Capt. Champion was
obliged to leave the scene Of his conquest.
Since his return the captain has avowed his in
tention Of returning to see bis afiaDced, and we
predict that bis handsome figure viii not prove
uneomely to the lsdy's eyes. Robinson is now
q prisoner ct Columbus, Mississippi
The same correspondent concludes lis letter
with this statement relative to Gen. Prince:
Brigadier-G General Prince, captured by Stone
wall jackson at the battle Of Cedar Run, was
an officer in the old regular army, and servedin
Mexico as Assistant Adjutant General to Gene
raj Sterling Price.
General Price represents Prince as 3 thorough
gentleman, and regrets his having been found
in such bad company as Pope's.