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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
SUNDAY Night ReP0ft.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March s.
The Richmond Iroaniner Of the ell
has been received at headquarters OF the
army. II contains the following:
NOBLE, March >.
The Jackson Mssiss,npian says the dc
s.ruction OF the lndianola was a most IN
necessary and unfortunate affair.
a 'nrreted monitor, which recently
passed the batteries at Nicksburg, proved
10 he a flat boat, with sundrv fixaics, 10
create deception. She passed Nickshufg
on Tuesday night, and The officers Lelicy,
ed Size was rcalI, "A turrettcd ~gunboat.
The EnQaDer has . ludicrons article
on the los Of the Princess Royal. She
wa fitted ont by q Manchester firm, 10
whom the rebels are under many obi
cations for past fayors. 1t Publishes a
manifest OF her cargo, which footed mp
.e,30e pounds.
NlcKsnl nc. March ;.
Com. Porter has proclaimed that any
patties irlng on unarned vessel, shall be
hanged also persons burning cotton or
fcryirg contributions.
The Jackson ksaisaPpian's cores
ponacnt sat, there are but 10000 ruion
troops n Arkansas.
I've rebel Sens. Holmes and IIinGman
are A litile Rock, aud there is a demand
among The rebel troops for their removal,
and ". fighting generals il their place.
The Louisville A.urndi reports that
Lor-stfeet, Marshall, aud Forrest arc a,.-
preaching Lexington.
H. the rebel Congress on the 81 inst,
n I,solat'on was adopted to inquire into
the cNrcdseney Of repeating the r%esolu-
tians declaring that i ueutial lag covers
the enemy goods, with the exception of
contraband Of war.
H. the House resolution was offered
10 suspend all business until the currency
and tax hills arc acted upon.
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Arruouts orrrce. iow,,

NE' AuI>Esi .'ur. 23ih, ls65
~ ~ herehv cegtilet. that on the 9sIh DIV 81
'iouarf, 1853, a avon statement vas flied N III
9A -, showing the c.uditiou q. the I'hw Va tArr
Insurance Company, located ~ rtlk}yu. IL rht
~ re .! New lofh, on lie hrst LAY q Jaluiy
tob', Is accord nee ai'h a provision II an att ~
the utnor@i Assou.b y. tho Sate 81 lown. cn.
~ d'An Aet IN relation T. I~aSutlrce TOM A.
hies, approved January 2sth, 1881, and m Act
aA+tnaatary latIeta, approved i-l,uaty qth 1855.
AL ~ Acti IN = lsu5n to / f. i.turnrce Comp =
haes, approved March I'm, 80 that said state.
meat show. that sald C~oinplry - 80 sc.sud ,tlle
raqa's. te amount u capital, aud invested a, IS
CURED by law.
Authority y therefore given 10 the above nam
ca company 10 Transact business Of insurance In
tbs Safe IN ac'orIance with the laws ttecaf.
hnlil me ols' day Of Ja1unry, y. b. ono thouana
eisht hunirel and stxty-,our.
1t IS a. certified thNt joan l.. awiiz, Fso. al
Davenport, haa bccl duly appointed rs suiA aat-
fahy thoir Lawful! Agent gAi ATTORNEY ~ tie
county 81 scott, with tul! lower 10 t,ksusls n
insurance therein, aua u ac.E w el.s service ~
process, as provided BY law. u,aI Ill. h,tlg s4th
The Clerk OF tho pistiic, Court il aud lar said
o3Ih y q ceItAsi eupy II Tao .,attn*itDu no IN
this olAre. II il further cert Is thar the attach
ment.
In testimony whereof, Ibayc hcreuats#
sea- SCI my hand aGi aaixot ny seal u.
nv thls - 10y q J4uuary, a. l.. lsG..
j. ". CA1TELT,
Autfos oil o tc.
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rom Cairo.

CuRo, Mach :.
a ttls"' Truce came TO the Icdcral, on
SUNDAY. The object is unknown.
lhr.e thousand men, with dredging
machines, arc at work on the canal Il,
laleo Pass.
The expedition is progressing savora
by. i~isrumured that important move,
ments Of TIC army viii take place soon.
Tie captain Of the Belle Memphis pub
'icIl denies having slot Thorn. the gnor,
Mia, as rcpo ted.
Admiral Porter thinks the Indianola
and Webb were sunk during the engaec.
meet.
cen. Smith passed down 10 Grant,
army yesterday.
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q Es q y q t.
SEWING w.E(EE.yE.

ISIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIpsERrNI
= satches, AMI !uis the c.ofh oithe- right 4,
. as .he ore-ataf may desire, II se~s very
11.P.u, - easy o. opeiatipa md almost ncise!ess
- y tu!!y prota ted ~ Istters patent. apl esrh
Jasmine ~Arrar ID to tie purchatsg.
-1.nose desiring = first class family ow;rs
Of It's merits os"m'oauo
MRS. X. Z. CLINGMAN.
u lie CiAi ! House,
@ Room 62.
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW SELLING
cboiee New spring Wheat Flour al s. s.
per barrel, and a reduction Of 30 cents is made
ier returned barrel. saoice Old Amber -Four nj
sohv. All kinds Of Feed constantly on hand a.
the lowest ra,es.
7. L. DAWSON,
No y Btaiy street, between Sd and Alb,
FEB l4-dtf u,venrn,t -.
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FRO il |!Ietrot.
~IlErRo1r, Mich.

No serious attempt has been made 70
rcaew the dislu bau,c. Measures were
IA. a y Haatutain order, and the city is
how quiet.
~ItapQcafs that only ono mau was kit
Cd anu - bindings dls.ro,cd.
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michigan Southern Il Lake Share
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAN GEMENT

tAN n FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
y III further notice trains vii! leavo Chicago az
A. follows
zoo A NJ New York Express, daily, except
Sundays. ~
1880 N Night Express, daily, except Sa.rr.
days.
ts1- Trains arrive in Chicago a, s:I5 NJ, and
s:l5 a NJ. ~
All the above trains make regular connections
10 pnnfirk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
iots, boston, ~Phiiadel, hia. baltimore ana al!
points last.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with oil mod
crn improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can he obtained at tho Com
paay 5 Once, 81 Clark street, rnQe. Sherman
House, Or at the Depot, corner Of Old Van buren,
ini sherman streets.
II. T. SAWYER,
General Nesfe-n A pnnt
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
VIOLIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MELoDEoN,
FIFE,
FlAGlolET, AND CLARiCNET.

~NcNfAlNlNG Instructions designe 10 enable
the pupil to obtain a knowledge of playing
without "A teacher with a choice collection OF
every variety of P0paiar Music. Price If each.
% cents. Teachers. pupils and dealers DESTROYS
p obtaining 4 low priced Instruction Book and at
the sainc time one that i useful and attractive,
WI had these books FULLY suited 10 their wants.
ine INSTRUCTIONS nre gwen N a manner adapted to
me q comprehension I /: ali grades o. scholars. The
exercises illustrating and egcoteio,. tho lesson,
ase lot cry ana ,eaiou'. but spfishty anl eniiy-
ehlns, a7d tho selection Of music. sa3ing from
mo siIp c u the dis3cuit, comprises lie most hon
.iar mtlodtes Of the dty. Matted. post-p,ii. ry
DllNoh 9 60, Publishers, ~ Washington
street, Beston. feb Off
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad,

WisiEa ARRANGEMENT, 1862.
l,e,as run BY Chicago time, MITCH - t,oelv. .....
atef taster than Daveslost time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24ru
- 1902; and until further notice, passeps or
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
10 90 A. n. for Brooklyn and Washington.
3.lo P. N. foy Iowa City.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DAVENPORT AZ poLLova.
5.5a P. n. from Brooklyn and Washington.
IL IS p. N. from Iowa City.
a.ornlng trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections n: Brooklyn, Iowa city and Washins-
Ia with the Western stage Company stages 70,
ali points West.
Trains from the West connect at Davenport
With trains of tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
H,ad Tor all points East, North and South.
passengers are reminded Of the necessity cs
giving distinc; directions as to tto estimation az
the'' ~cfsgnce s's" to psocuretieke.s before ,akins
men feats a 40 c..s.
JOHN F.TRACy, Gcag sur'..
A.. kIMBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport. November %. les2.-dt.
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ll.in0:S Central Railroad,


AZ NV ~. s4E1gs gEyE&
~ AND AFTsR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ ID, trains will leave from the Grand Contra
.erot foot Q. Lake and south Water street.
through Express, At $50 a NJ, arriving a
la y, exec Slndays,i rairo Mt 4:30 a ~.
~ THIS Train connect, for Peoria. Alton, st
l.a9is. Memphis, New Orleans and NOZZLE.
accommoaatioai At AGO Z u. for Cairo and Way
Every day, sl5 + next dav.
~ This ifain, on Saturdays, will run only to
oinana ram arrivea, CLiaago at ll:05 A NJ
md 1870 7 ~.
t3r Tickets and information, apply at tho OH &C
4 TIE Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn:
on a 6.45 A
o:4o A ~ e25 A
iIoo iz.55PM
300 r N 8a5pM
o;uu IN $50 N
". r.. ARTHUR, Gent Sup't.
JOHNSON, Geni Passenger Ag't. no20tf
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Michigan Central Raj Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO Lssc York, .s,esc ENGLAND
Gssd Tire C0,sndrs.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rn, 1862.
" trains leave the Great Central Union Npot
teot Of Lake street, as follows:
A Nj Day typte.s except Sunday arrives
Detroit at $40 Pm Suspension Bridge q, $50 A ~.
pm. ~
1880 Night Express except Saturday ar
rive a, tetroit at 200 A n. Suspension briore
A N, Boston 230 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ c Railroad, leave Chi
cage at A N mai train, 7:30 r " Fast Fxpress :
arrive IN Chicago ats:l5 A N Fast Express. aud
SIS T NJ Night Nail Train.
Tho 7:3O / NJ ira leaving Chicsr rams through
to Cincinnati without change OF oars or baeeses.
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Total assets Il tho c mpany ..s5-7 81 -
IIAEtIIrIls,
Mts EiL4srulN
The greatest amount lusured 81 oae Ii,k

INC -reA'tss amount insured % oae ftxk
Fe9tf y...... ....+...... ..+... 10000
lhe grcttest amount allowed by iac rales Il -
insured III any one cttY, town 81 village, - Ia.
hAad. being governed ur tho cha~fster III g4c
building, aai the facilities far oAtlusuishint
fycs.
The greatest amount allowed to lie iusure IN
a y ohe block u .afsIGed by the character a.i
construction Ct s1merso as 10 avoid undue coucen.
tratton.
The amount Of IL capitol or earning. dopositel
IL aHy othcr state IS security ioriJsses therein =
nothing.
Vhts c'mpaar WI incorporated uhdcr the ran
oral / sGcaure law u the state ut Neu lofk
ana Q ttinei it. charter ~ aot = iuenfporatien
sept. IN, l,ai, an att stei cory 81 waieh u on
hlu in | 6 A~Giilcf's Gaiae If tho stltfog ~.
nigaci. Srttif \ Gk1nE Ill, Pes icAi.
InilAsHkt Sian, Se.ietafY.
{ !, ass !, # K,se., $. rer.o,. " ,nns.-.l h,.
Err rr, 'hts ats4 lty Of Jau,,y. III stephen
srawel4, Frtsl ient, eni fhilauitr shaw. score.
t2-y tac "!'4o * II q Il names raHtans At
q Bioasiyn Sew lntn, ans seycraly l4eio oata
ta4tthe aboTe settlement ~ uuta tutsrib.Els
correct aai tfls, 10 thu be. Of ,.eiF hnaa.ed.e
md be4es.
E.W. CR9wtL1 Eg.erg Fobl,.
htags county, New ! OK.
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.A.s'D .ALL E.aSTEhs.y CITIES.
Carrying the Great Ucster, ana o,,s
Western lstasS States ,Iaiis.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
- buffalo, daily, on the arrival OF oil trains on
the Lake shore Railroad, msking close come.
tious with frains IRON Cleveland, Chicago. Mil.
wauheo, 81 Louis, Burlington, keokuk. :, paul.
dubuque, ualena, Iowa City, &c the only cars
running through from the : kes to New Yurk
City
WITHOUT GRANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as ~ any other routs.
lie particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which are sold ct sill IL, principa, rsilroaa.
Offices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shirment o
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leave New York daily, making close connections
through to all points Vast. ami quicker time than
ever before made on any limo.
For Freight rates, eng lire Of &c Oatman, 24o
froad way, Chas Thurman, las Broadway, n. ~.
y II J. Archer, 10 south stroet, \ J s Dunlap
10 state street, Boston Erie ailway OR,c, 81
Clark street, Chicago.
CHAs: MiNoT, Gent sup't, NJ
E.. ;. SPRINGER, weisern Agent, Chicago. III.
A. BAEBsa, Agent, Darlington, Iowa,
Ap4-tf
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.fifH Hind.

Now Is TIFF TINE TO LAY IN WOOD Fog
~ Winter use. We have cry kindling wood
NS2 pr cord ard green wood a. 81. 20 per cord
Quick u you will he too la'e.
WIZ tkENCU 4 DAVIS
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Wanted.

A COMPETENT MAN A CLERK IN ruI
n United States Mastering and nisburslnr or.
ice in this city. Apply Immediately.
II. Il. HENDEKSHOTT.
seo ziEu Capt I'd Artillery.
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Family Groceries.
corner OF Brady and FcurlEs.s..

AMI will continue 70 keep on haai n frll and co,n.
toaSsottment Of every thirg essential 70 a well
soeT teusehold. lc Nfil ~ once aatlsr" =
= thr stock, and trusts his :d,,as. aDffoe, y
rs ~ ~ 70 Please them, WI extend 10 Inc = s :
pfarl!stessA'2 . liberal patronage. AL smn.
Dtl.NEalI Ig.AvTLx.
CiiAS. 7. Burr,
feb 2f.atf sN.
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CLOTHING.
TIE NEW YORK LEDgER.

THE NEW vnDU UnU,,n
~ r.
cos SAM, Lac A CIRCULATION OF
compared with tho circulatisa of garments man.
GAM. 1~---
At his establishment on Rr.a, ...... o..o.,..
the Post Office.
l an now receiving the largest and most com
pie'e as'of@nenso
m
OiOtUS, V1SSisncfcS ana kCStingS.
- ~ ~ mn MniRet. Anticipating aiarge
,,oek. and the oooas MI T u e SS.nIIsnuaiJ heavy
~
"'soas0"n
" ~ % A-AaSs
G.,.h
.ba,, onr,is Aanaeeulors 1no importers. !
&C r.ash wy " I"n0 large assortment
!" Aioah
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The largest and best ever offered in this ,nsYxe
trust the public will call in and examine nv
stock before they make any investments. for | am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality o. goods. SAMUEL rEkRY.
Brady street, opposite Post Zoo.
sug2i-dtf
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metropolitan Block.
r ERKOSCOHES.

American, Engli Ii and French views Of rare
beauty. "hIeh Vii be sold ye:y low.
Bush 4 co.
mar 2-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

rHAS. T. BURR WOULD RESpEcTrtyIy
~ announce ID has freud. and the tubl,c RI,
40 tas purchased Of NJ. JcfeI!s ,ae large ard
choice stocA ef -
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INSURANCE..

M n NJ II
Of the condition Of tho
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company,
Of the city Of Brooklyn, N. l.,
ON the frs. day of January, 1858. made TO tho
~ Auditor of Iowa, pursu mt TO The statute OF
III State. passed January 2sih, 1857.
NAaE AND LucATioS.-Thc name OF this Com
pany is. "Tas Ptos1ix Fire Insurance Company, =
and is located in the city Of Brooklyn, county OF
Kings, State Of New York.
CAriTAL-Thc amount o. Tia capital stock, n
ahares OF fifty dollars each, 4 two hunired thous-
and dollars, oil paid up In cash. is.... 500, e0o 90
Amount OF surplus on hand, lst Jan,
1881 S5
Total amt Of capital and surplus. Ss27 ,29i 81
Asss7s.
Cssh in bank and on hand ..........s23 81. 80
Real estate, uninc1nbsrel, owned by
the company. t............ LA 81
bonds and mortgages, ~ per vouchers
accompanying, being lsst liens On
property IN The cities q nl.oklJn
AMI New York, tmost.y dwelling
house, ~afth in each ease from -
10 leo per cent. more iuah The amt
icanei schedule A........... 1925 "a
Loans on demand. secured by ttslges
% god bank ard othei cgrpUTaugH
stocks, as oollaterai................ s2.--5 oo
Inpai premiums N thu course Of eut.
lection, al. eoa,ilerei a.d........ i 7t5 AZ
Bills receivslle, for nfcminmse l Inland
navigation ft,kf...-.... 4. i-1s8 10
Interest IN bonus aai !aans. accrued
but not due. ans all d.awing a; the
.o,e II : ~ ceat. ............ o.sso y
Bank and othey corporation s,ool. own.
60 b. tGa company, - rer following,
NaushWrg ~ IA kfuF.a .E IfrTLT .H,,r#,
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Further information can be ob aimed al the
Academy or al t&c Schools at 1T. Anihony's ana
Sta Na rgunrite'r Churches oce
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-17

Making the aggregate Of estimated ex-
pendtures -Sl,l5l ,oloUoo
But he estimates likely to remain un-
drawn the 30th June, 1865, aud
therefore to be deducted from this ag-
gregate 4OO,O00OOO
Making the real estimate of expend
lures for the year 1851 ,Sl5056
From which deduct estimated receipts
from ordinary sources, before stated 206 1885, 500
Leaving to be provided by loans 1914 S545
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-17

pended at the end of the year would probably reach
S200 600 and that this should therefore be do
Quoted from he departmental estimates, to make the az
pregate correspond with probable conditions The above
statement shows that the aggregate of estimates thus
reduced WAS $693 SAC, 32l, while the expenditures
$7l4 1885, exceeding the reduced estimates So 1863 674
From the actual expenditures $7l4 700 995 there must
be deducted the actual receipts $l24 433l3 in order to
show the amount derived from loans $500 266 6S2 which
added tn the amount OF the debt the LIST July
1862 505 500 499 heretofore enormously stated at
$5142 81 gives the true amount of debt the
1st July, 1863, 3 ,095, 793,l8l.
The estimates for the current fiscal year 1864 next
claim attention. These founded actual receipts and
disbursements for the first quarter which ended Septem
Der 80, 1863, and opinions formed upon probable
events and conditions as to the other quarters.
The following statement exhibits what actually known,
and what alter careful reflection the Secretary thinks
himself warranted in regarding probable;
For the irst quarter, ending September 80 1863 the
actual receipts were:
From customs 1922 562,01s
From internal revenue II 599,7l3
FROM lands 136,I62
From miscellaneous sources GAL ,542
Total actual receipts for first
To which add balance July l,
1863 5,329,04i
Making total receipts of first
quarter, except loans sac, 500
For three remaining quarters, ending on
the 30th Of june 1864 it is estimated there
will be received:
From customs $50C00,000
From internal revenue 60000,000
From lands 100000
From miscellaneous sources 100000
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-17
$27,470,442
24,729,S46
55,si5,ss4
SlOs,O46,I23

Leaving diff rencs between receipts and or
binary expenditures applicable to extraor.
binary expenditures or sinking fund 1887, ISo
Had 1t been possible, therefore, to suppress rebellion
and restore expenditures to peace basis after one year
OF war and before the lat OF July 1862 there would have
been baaace on the lat OF july 1853 OF than six
teen millions OF dollars applicable TO the reduction Of debt
80, assuming correct the estimates Of receipts and
for the current year 1864 based actual
receipts and expenditures Of quarter and making the
total amount of receps $G 569 500 and taking the dis-
bnrsemens for the civil service pensions and Indians to
binary expenses Of the army and navy before TO be
double those Of the Of peace or 1884, and
dad citing the total f these Disbursements $57 097,
from the total Of receipts, ard there will an
pended balance OF $i0i9,403 Had ID been possible TO
suppress rebellion after Two years Of and before July
SoS ms sum would have been applicable 10 the purposes
Of a sinking fund.
80, also, assuming again correct the general estmates
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-17

Making total aggregate of actual and esti-
mated expenditures of ST. 099, 731 $50
But as these estimates include all unex pend
ed balances of appropriations from former
years, they are necessarily much too large,
and there may be safely deducted from
their aggregate, as likely to remain
pended at the close Of the fiscal year. the
sum of $4,000 900
Leaving the total actual and estimated ex-
penditures for 1864 $74973l 900
The total expenditures being deducted from
the total Of receipts, there will be esti-
mated balance the 30th of June, 1864,
of $3.50, 539
From this statement it appears that the total
receipts required for the probable dsburse-
ments Of the year. and including estimated
balances at its close, will amount to S755 500 500
OF which there have been provided and ap-
piled during the first quarter 176110932
Leaving to be provided 1879 457 ,567
OF which it 10 estimated there will be received
from ordinary during the three
other quarters 1I5,30O,00o
Leaving yet to be provided by loans S464 I57 ,567
TBa Pill D.Iy
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-17
Actual.

The additional sums actually estimated necessary to
meet disbursements were, of course derived estimated
q deriyatle from loans
Tbedsbursements estimated and actual we're ne follows
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Making total of receipts from ordinary
sources. actual and estimated, and includ-
ing balance. of l61 sos, 500
ceipts from loans 594 100000
Making total Of actual and estimated re-
ceipts from all sources for 1861 755, sos 500
The expenditures may be stated fol-
lows:
For the first quarter, ending September
80, 1868, the actual disbursements have
been:
For the civil service $7,2l6,939
For pensions and Indians I7l1271
For War Department 144 357, 473
For Navy Department 1851, 6lS
For interest on public debt 4t2S3628
Actual expenditures for the first quarter $176110932
For the remaining three quarters the esti-
mates, founded on appropriations and esti-
mated deficiencies, follows:
For the civil service $27, 050S72
For pensions and Indians 6,l29042
For War Department 74l, 092 037
For Navy Department "a 467 567
For interest on public debt 54,S8l SOB