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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC PAPER
MOBBED.

"At about half past o'clock on the
night Of the 4th inst, Gov. Medary's Crisis
office at Columbus, Ohio, was mobbed BY
party Of soldiers and citizens. A clean
sweep was made of everything. The
public was prevented from interfering by
| guard of soldiers with drawn reyolvers."
So says the telegram.
Is it possible that we have attained to
that state that the law is powerless for the
protection of private property, and that
the freedom of the press is to be no longer
tolerated. If so We have at least the con
ISOLATION OF knowing that the long records
of history afford no example of any per.
manent success. resulting from these exhi
billions OF intolerance and wrong. In all
ages there have been either tyrants, bigots,
or knaves who have sought by such mean ms
to conceal their own guilt, and smother
the Indignation of outraged communities
and in every instance, even in the darkest
ages Of the world, and when aided by the
overwhelming power of numbers the re.
suit has been a failure. Every act Of per.
secution, and lawless violence will but
increase the already swelling host of those
who demand in thunder tones that they,
who administer the Government, cast off
party sbackles, and enable the people to
unite in the great work Of saving the
Union.
We are grati6ed 10 know that in every
exhibition of this character, yet made,
there has been no blood she'd With re.
markable forbearance men have witnessed
tho wanton destruction of their property
with a confident assurance that in the
end right and justice would vindcate them,
and in this they will not be disappointed.
These acts are but lessons of experience,
which will not fail Of results, they proclaim
in language more potent than words the
sincerity and honesty of that party who
have declared that a cardinal principle Of
their organization is "freedom of speech
and of the press They add proof incon.
testibe Of the truth of the allegations
which we have constantly urged against
them, and establish beyond question the
terrible axtremes to which they will force
our country unless checked by the inter-
position OF the bsllot-box. As fas: as op
portunity presents these checks are being
applied. One after another the States are
wheeling into the old Democratic line
We have but to exercise patience and for.
bearance and radicalism will speedily
perish from ito OWL inherent corruption.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
THE n 4 WIS.

l3The most stupendous military opera
>&lons of the War are being executed by
Gen. Grant, with whom Gen. Banks is
ep.operating from below for the recovery
Qf the Mississippi River. 1t is believed
xhey will soon succeed in forcing the sur.
render or evacuation Of Vicksburg and
Rort Hudson. ..a~
1.-The news from Charleston and Sa-
Innah, as we'll as from Rosecrans, and
fveu the army Of the Potomac is encour'
aging. The rebels are evidently in con-
sterna,ion, and unless some great mistake
is made there is reason to anticipate deci.
sve results very speedily.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

An individual in Burlington bought
$500 in gold the other day at IS cents pre-.
MUM. He declared his belief that gold
would reach loo cents premium in few
days. When the premium tumbled to 45
cents, a general b,ueness was visible
about the corners of bic mouth.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN.

nEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN.
~ rloN.-The Democracy Of the State
Of Iowa are requested to send Delegates
to a State Convention hereby called, to be
held at the Capitol ia Des Moines, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF MAY NEXT,
AT u o CLOCK M, for the purpose Of nom.
mating candidates for Governor, Lieuten.
ant Governor, and Judge Of the Supreme
Court, to be supported At the coming Oc-
tober election, and Of ,ransscting such
other business as may be deemed necss-
sary. The basis Of County Representation
will be one delegate for every one hundred
votes cast for Richard H. Sylvester, for
Secretary Of State, and one for every frac.
ton over fity.
The Democracy Of the several counties
in the State are requested to see that the
necessary steps are taken in their respec.
live counties to insure their full reprcsen-
shtion At the State Convention. By order
of the Dem. State Central Committee.
u. NJ ELLW0OD Chairman.
J. G. TUax, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
The Mails OF the Canada at
New York.
Correspondence with Queen
Victoria On the Congress.
THE KEENAN, AND. KING FIGHT,
S<c.s &C., sc.

mo malls OF tho Canada reached this city from Boston
Darfy yesterday morning Our European nles dated
y the 2sth Of November.
Tho letters from special correspondents IN London,
Paris and Berlin-published in the HERALD day-con-
Ah some very important news concerning the position
~ the rebel abroad well OF the political situa-
ton existing he Continent subjects Of the proposed
congress and the GermaDo- Danish question.
Mss Helen Mouton, young American lady whose
Amily have long resided In Paris married Wed.
noeday last 70 the Count Paul do HATFIELD Secretary OF
me Prussan Embassy In Paris AS the bride Pro.
estant and the bridegroom Catholic the marriage
eoebraed according 10 the Ites OF both churches
|sya3 young American ladies have married into titles in
PaSsamong them the daughters Of General Harney and
|tbe daughter OF James Pbalen, Esq Of New York.
considerable number more hope to thus be able prefix
AAAdes 10 their names Some or them will wait too
Isne 80 that neither counts will
vsons There vast also numerous assemblage OF tho
post distinguished Of the arstocracy the occasion.
he saloon Of the Embassy transformed for the
ton into richly decorated chapel, and there the
nony, according 70 Catholic usage, performed.
Amongst the company were, in addition, the Princess
1foubeskoi the Countess Lowenthal the Countess Ga
Drss the American Minister and his lady Marquis do
oelhlsy, Madame Gudn, &c.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
Tn. f6ns,....

"epW'ni our readers wN q brief Egmmafy n no
proceeding Of ihe rebel ConyfgSs w TIE ilth act
trLrH.
Nothing q special imp5rtase, has been Transacted
H9gss.
10 snHhf pqs0W-S vrHy1 rHs whr.
Mr. JOnS,os osered As foio~hs, wtch sas 70
fcred.-
..sss.S E.:.yIS r. T ess,Is, s2s We ,a ' & %: 'ss g.
and after tt0 passage 4 The vAcaJu or al oufB
meet q Congress tof longer pefii ,hAa itfss youns
Monday After gDety days from The end u ssel
unless sooner called together by TIE Prssiacnt
fnE hDs p1Asub ~ 'Harfss0osA-sDf. uSrn -
sffU.
Mr. Foou oscrsa fssoluton lnsuocin. tts Military
COMMITTEES 70 inquire MO tbs oausss 4 hs sts disaster
ChaitaB0o.a An1 ascertain au1 report UbeIhrr a
oriss 10 vkat n yalor l tla u5tgs a. ftaisi s
the presffeute message, or t0 Other c4usss.
Va. Ne r.rsS.s .SsS 9s1's e, Ia .S ss s's s.
rroye ~ and fgrthsfmCrs BE- v0sid sbow that ha hAd
sndeAvorei 70 skas tbs rs'patt bltJ aud throw uv9n
Tic brave nen WHO ba5 bafe TIER breasts ~ the bais
30 man should deh1gnta thos- tBep sanins 70 vAor
with mpgbiJ sas a. a,cuss, 20 asho1ofabs " ~
honor and cscfedliAbs " al skch woun ishd 4, 10
dsmoraTsiiou y our uooJs snd may - Prod Ictgs u
stln disastsfs
Il hai b.cu afgsd 1por h. Pfsidssi h remove from
the command u that afmy Genera Hrs.g, Who bs1
proven himself aheas iulrinpstslt fog ks p@lt1r Thr
pre.dsti va oa ul'n % fsfnoys him a. hcotnfsisai
rv 20, r,novsd That man tBfsss) has bsen no.i
odous D. boih tbs Amy and f~cpis ~ than year
ala tbs lresdsui fng.i have suo-n a. Bgt bs visited
ihe army ahd saa nsrs uas ~ csoss iof zoe
plants Bat iousd TIE uhos army dsulsuu d,
him one thing osrtain be has driven s-ay srssy ons
q be bet generals Hs hss arivsn sway tas A. Led All
ssalt pQs he has forced The noble b.artsd nncnsy t1
leave hin BE- has eAiumniatsa prs~xinfdgs Abd yetns
ged HcC0Nb LFerJb~dy kIgrt Le 70 90 bad tsrmr th
Hafaes he 70 ~ co1stt1ied that b. eannot sfse th
My " be cotnhsab1err. What more Cts " ny tt..
sAspes hs fsceivtd sitter from ilrass tssf n ht
hs sA1-eu I've rtsss Aso--thAi be U-iant rnnuanl
thai amy srsttvtiy cGbss be ciesf u-4nsts tbsfs
rwe sh.~sd-f.sivs " sAdir get~fss srd wnria
fesinsriW teid oTerr' ffess1snt DAYS Wg agrsai~1
- ~ hsG,y svery Oosr here fos be fsu1,M Bei ~
ft|a 10 iW bags N hal e1ufriitsd LlWtff i9 t4s
.gunuy he had expressed ha gginFn. $40. .ly. =
rsfss ~ nttt fihesa fof tbe command Nnf vts q
Nfnned " fHk ihe saisty q ths ofuatry ufsga "a fof
We zane feasft ani gnGer ne PEN
bsfDh rAs fttAbei Ihtt sas ne a1s fs-slr n
ibs .I a Vckab1rg " thsw To- r.ft .ar ~
q NE fssfsrt tbs ul itafy rouU directed b. l.e fs
tto We GOD 1ct = Isubefbr dIstensl sth 10 iao
cAJs Gier y mes. ~ tha cf1sr q ne rrss ffft Whfa
We man lad f4fftcisf ed sl0trfatIF flFfs-tsf ID -
Dc zen rA1d " tbs e1tny 10 Tree IlaAt uaIs tn Lf
teusf@teut ,tffl@i .1 . a. m g. Hfagg aHr 3D.
. iho uaib rast ~ I'D. u.aty "a F.f sf a. lfy ..tt
sfng ~ ne ssc u.tfs Ftss its ratif $40 Hf .ffit.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
NEWS FROM CHATTANOOGA.
succcssfui Cavalry Reeonnoisssnoe- e-se-
rious Losses OF Longstreet-Generat


Colonel watkins, commanding the Kentucky bs,sadc,
returned to-day from cavalry Reconnaissance a. far
lafayette lie captured rebel rirna station, and siH
officers and forty pryacs The balance % the large foreo
OF rebels nei
The Twcnty.n ninth rennsylvana regiment has been
ordered home furloush hnvips enlisted ~ veteran
volunteers Numbers Of veteran reg ments and batteries
are prepared To- enlist under the order.
rumor prevails tina, Iongsirce,, In hR re'rsA, frsm
Knoxville, lost four thousand prisoners and nearly all his
cannon aud trains.
General Palmers resignation, M commander 81 ,hs
Fourteenth corps which accepted has been recalled
and he ia again in command
James Walker Nov York artist, has te'n oornms'
stoned N paint the battle q chA,,Anooss.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
Tri-Msnthly Sessions Recommended
During the War.
JEFF. DAVIS FIERCELY DENOUNCED.
Report OF the Secretary OF
the Rebel Treasury.
hR. LlNCOlN'S AMNESTY PROCLAMATION,
&C.. &C.. &c
The Amnssty Procia m alton lntended 10
Mako capital tn Europe.
From tho Richmond Sentinel, Dec. IL

iFTOfh thO HlChHsOhu SeUVHt T"' II'I
Wo hear that President Lincoln In his Message, pro
poses that tho States Of coufederacy shall take vote
the question Of returning 10 political union with the
States OF tho North We have not been able TO tho
Meeeage ourselves and do not know the terms which
Il IL proposed 10 receive us We do not know whether
Lincoln proposes suspend the war while We are To con
sder the question, 30 M To enable us to do 80 without
intimidation We do not know whether the proposed
decisions which the states may arrive arc to be ac
quiesced n finally, whatever the decision may be-
whether Ihey are only 10 have virtue II given IN par
tcuar way The right to decide involves The right 70
choose but perhaps lincoln may not see IL so Wesu
pect that the invitation ~ intended 10 blind his own
people, and make Capital IN Europe, while to us ~ but
the old song
''Wiil you WAX my Isror said the spider TO the
fly.
"bTs tho prettiost little IA or that over you did spy
Tho way into my parlor up winding star,
And Inahy many pretty things TO show you when
you are there"
on no. uorf said The INTO ay EEK mo ~ IN vain;
For who goes up your winding STAR, shall never come
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
CAPTURED BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
The Csp,.rs Of the Steamship min.a.

YoErrr~ Mossor Dec. II, 1909.
The United States steamer ClroAsslan, ". - KAion
com mander has iu,t arrived from tho RIO Grande
weston Now Orleans Key West ChAflsi,oa and the df.
fscnt bockadns saoadrons Hhe brings In tow Tho colo
bfatcd blockade runner NINA, splendid barsentne
steamship Of WATERFORD Ensaai. undoubtedly of ,hs
finest prizes q The she csptgrci her the day
after leaving Charleston.
Tho Nina N large ship, over nine hundred TINS
burhen and two hundred and ten eo ops deeply loaded
Hor cargo consists q ,peoc. quInine. riaes powder.
yltrol wines and liquors Agricultural toos harduaSs
ard general merthanilsc. sho has also a vAlsa5e ma
fno engine probably intended Tor n the nsN rebel
iron osds Her captain b,aated ~hcn be came on board
the CrcastAn that she would sink ~ cir hours bo has
prom sed % The engineers o. 900 he sould snk
her Fortunately, however thanks 10 ne foretboagh -
Captain Eaton sbo saved a. BE- had ssni u
engineers Of the CrcAssian tho inc fearing sy
might auemp, 10 se1itie her.
The engineer iqlld her engines damaged little and
the water pipes broken bai taken 10 time thoy wofo
speedily repaired TLs captain q the yinba says that
tho ihip ald cargo vii son Tor 900 POO any port
Captain EAtous fhAro viii an9gnt ~ go ,OO0 and
The rost u the 0icsp and crew IN pfoportoD. tbs s
ordered 70 procoo1to B,son 10 charge q an ouslsn,
masters mate, three sbgIesu ttj twenty moe, Isa
prize crew
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
The Loss Of TN. Irop,c1ad wshawhsn.

DSovsEp.
rhs Navy rspArimsst tAs rs1s yea ths 'crs-itt iu
q ns ios. % iba wsbawE.of-
ou,hs
n. Nwhm Thri ASsstDt rnsiss,r
Ag.sins Nitchali. Thbd lnstant fns lssf
~ A. NcegvsD, acting Thlff lsssiAbi rns zsef
thafiss apons soers, III "a AftatA1i Lns Hssr.
7bon~ Pgsf Jotn Esrilyct,
John HsrGlsy fof Cfosn,
John CsfpTlirr, ino Nllars.
CY DAVIS, Em n WnALsr,
Nngu 20 H4tssse,
q. Anirrson. tdssfd Sash.s,
Bklph ,nterron, sFkasl Ch0s~
hwHgf kaiifn, Thcfnss Me-,
ftnsa fl1na1. fte. D1rsrsr,
Rrtert Nssr1t, fsss tsstta,
W %. Fks, fboe hSctbsf,
Hsnfy slurag. sicthsn 4 hspmAL,
IlcfAs uariyl aLd crs taue afk1rvn
Hffi
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
Captures OF the sehoonsrs Maria Alberta
and Aie.fa.

WIIUT9IfNsI Do ~ Ikfa.
ne navy Deparsmcrt has received n'nmaion ~ us
following oaptgfes,-
Ac,as Naitsr Rocsse1. captured ne rogi,h scboon,r
Maria Alberta fhe rs cleared frDn fisvIeA fof sa,a-
nofos, bat ooicavofrs 70 r.n ths bh1sAio Al Bsy
pri, Torih Aetsg h1ter R9osrsll s ssp~.Aily rs
oommssdsa BY hsAr Admiral Bslsi % toe cv,fsl
sAefa,l1n y TIE Department
10 rsnei sAies ssnb0a, EarautA ,sp,lrsd "a tta
.1tn n November ths sehOxsy Ala,ta ~ vlnona "a
hoolo b.y rhs has besr aga.ins a. orpofteDhI re
after cfossins Ne bar Hhs had rtitr hstk ror
cgsioy bgge payers. The sgpgossg 0Nrsf, Doyd, sas
passs,sef.
Her cafgo cfa,tt, 2, co,n rosin ara tl'r~r'lss ssd
= vsry rs'ustls ltbgi - 10 Ia fges va ftlsd -
ihs gas.enssrt Aho sgs au.ount n raifpss botsA
Tbs m0nsy And h0uif have teen t'acsd 10 tie ktsprs
q fAymAtsr Psuulrlal. a trs EsEAwhs
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

Tas hAuu LssH-A Ma n4rfr Bcyrrr --Ds-
t~ss1 80 AL two seosx yss'uisy, Ire tycse
Dgt la lhs fsiro,egm fs9fs 4 W. n whnstsr 4 ~,
No Ia Nffel ls1s. "a wigi1tbs % ths VIA f,>f fff
uts cactl ~ co.1fei IA1 nsfle1 VI am Arnsifg1S
lsits hshi 70 tatr - wS tsArisg ~. Ds nepssf
,s,,iss D., % b, pa slislfs ssi ~ ssisN ala
itfuug Hhs o9lrsTsi V Ne Wv T3k H,<1lA fcfeS
oasy bcftfi Ths WoDri ava N ~ yDG ~
vented tte trfet1 a We fsfosg W tl4 a. rn1s 10
Toy efi rg4 ithsi tbs 1rs tt'gfe f~rbf5 W FU
t11f rcrhhf'snflrg tsfv Ssfs tstssst w ~ w
t1nffcl 'nrrt1 \ ol % gfgtl 90 ilnf, IG ~ -
gaher Tla D4lirg n 9Ncs1 ~ - gsAk y lgff5 a
Hoekef "a L. tamtrai th9at tflp,0 sti 4 ~ fsA W
q 10 j. % Bs-rrss o. ~ n ~ sscEftl - ~
r. fla fiuHesy i1tafngcs toH f2fies He Hfn1 ~
I.f ntshfr r'frrtgeI Hai w. rfei aet1f - tiHsft
afI.fM t fNa' ~ ~ . '+e
90 Ifrf4
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
Musical.
IBE oEtxis orvni.

IAst evening Mr.. Ans,hu1 bad A'oompllussrtsry tsus
o. At The Academy of Nusic upou which o.cpfon Nc
sarts ''zAuberro,e Magic Piuts !" vm tubs Iba
orera, se all tho q shls rcuowned German aaier
s ever melodOus, Al tmos really srAnd The nsrarnen
nton n admirable, The cborpsss equally fne We are
srry 70 rtae thai ~ 70 - all hn attraction tte
Wa the pooresi q The reason. Mr. AuscAutg who La
done wonders Zoe German art this country sbui have
me, Win more oordba ympa,by and patronage from q
o0untryHen Ia assertei hsi the German pJpuislon
New foTk "a counted ~ hundreds ~ tt0usands Tue
thamcfa then y that NJ. Arschutz's bsteft ttogid
have been sgch q aorry s~af
The performance god sna. Te.ierei 80 rArlna
yang ber roo very ta sia tory Berr Habenana
usual quite tuccesffu lie sang and actsd he ytk a
IAN no With tprt and vas m Jch sppiaaded.
We believe that IN WsdDsday evening Hpsy FRET.
s,tnin' viii 30 gwen, ard "a friday tsn Gogtod's
"Fau8t"
lcAnEsr 90 Kusc.
foughi tho "GfArd srsicAl and Literary TEisftsa
nsnt mad q The iAd,s Dome for sics ans rg1rota
soIdrr -D tAte place Al lte Academy q Hssc A
number o. oar noss popuar artists art 90 "a. oe.
e1nn sme YHrnA forini ~hoss rans bsais ~.
Jet bAa ws h,af yet ssrsd an srsagsnsfi pr Havana
fof thfee ncntLe ai s,afy = too "a cs1d Collars per
usoutb, SOD I3yAte q 6duIcs TLess rbo tAsa an
ntersst tha sgscsss ~ hmsf az sts wA ~ t2ssa
u bstr y hs cv-lst,a q W. hlgh ssil..atso q -ttb
10 f'tst"'s h'e go its'ut si>s grns e,sta
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

LtvsntOOL-sisaus chip Canada 81 Bo-sab-nr nurpi y
~ ard srs L?dse Caplr as.sy Mrs ussssy an ia
b smytb, JEeith, Rev Bishop, Capt X -, CAPT
PICARD ard servant, sf Ballard, Jr. NJ Lpdsvc Hsr
Ss., n, ware.n Gr.y NJ ara srs Eaynar. ,~9 shL
riil Beex, n ssyies. B rhAysf q Hlsxjn.on,
ssns,ssy s.y s,rss.on e. Dr RSs9n, nBin1fs :
- bArns hfAnso, hr tAfdy, kts klflte u FotSr
~ ernsi'l., Bslioni NJ aad Ms Naitsr J ksg<an.
NJ Ncrrs ~ sfmyklnsau. n q fAkas 4Hd g. Dar
auriy, Dr ho~s M gmsfT. sssLHs HI ta.-laL ~
sJHea, ~ sfsys Me- l-.a.Sn-lttGl ti
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
the ARMY OF the POTOMAC.

WAawereH, Dec. II, 1893.
Acessss nom The Army of 10 Potomac say that .
reconnoitrng party sent out days ago 70 perfect
maps mo Togen north q Cupepper and along tho
bsso Of Tho Blue Ridge far as spsryv'o and Ltlo
Warrington. returned 70 camp % Friday
Tho Ofncsrs accompanying % expedition state that
they encountered no enemy n force, but fell In with
several smail squads psrtsans all belonging 10 the
Bnth Virginia cavalry.
With tbe exception n tho farms Immediately on tho
Hos Of the pT'pcpI routes ID No houses were gored
with the Of hfe sucn a. meats, poultry ass
breadstufs, with sutc,en. supply Of forage 10 wiDser
their scanty stoch Of herds.
Considerable compla nj hos been expressed by our
regmsntal quarterma,rs Of tho present scarcity Of
underclo.hng for the sodiers and they attribute 70
The dereict contractors.
Leaves Of abseuce sre freely granted 10 orcers and
men for short periods.
Reports arc prevalent tnmp that ssnora ,ongstreet
has succeeded IN eGectng junction With General Leo
but after due inquiry hsy cannot be traced to any re
The following rulos 81 pIesoat control trade 10 The
pRovosf hARsnn GNmlL's o,nos, Dec 7, 1853.
Untl further orders, The following rules viii be oh
P.rss-Every suuer or suffers clerk WIN coneno him
self 10 tho orders s3r his command and To the head
Of the corps brigade 10 Which he bos
been designated
so.orsd-The officers orders must bo accompanied by
duplicate consolidated Invoices which must stnto the
number OF officers fjng and must approved by "a
general order Of the command
fhird-H bis are presented by suters employees
they must be With written authority 10 act FOR
suffers.
Fouta-Orders from corps, division brigade head
quarters must be from tho hands OF having written
authority TO act az the agent of headquarters.
NJ r. PATRICK, Provost Marshal General.
Captain p. Kinb all. Assistant Adjuant General, has
rendered his resgnaton In the army and been notified Of
its acceptance He has been long ana favoraby know
10 all who have Rad TO transact business IN ihat
department.
Captain Phil schuyler Tonrleenth uDJeo Stater 10
fantry, succeeds Captain mball.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
s,n,e of,h, Rebel Treasury.

The too1ing table Of tho receipts and expenditures ~
the rebel Treasury, with the funded and unGndei debt
for the past year (excnevc or the foreign loan The
same per appears the report OF the secretary sub
mItted the rebel Congress
MANY 4 Ioe
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

II these esmaiee be extended 10 embrace the Tean.
lng bn mopihq % the calendar year they I0nst Ts
doubled and that sum added 10 the gudrasn appropra
TONS would make 90 Aggregate q o. szT 4ss rs
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
The Kentucky ssnatorsh,p.
Arrivals and Departures.

IVtFftiIfl Doc. It, Itt1-
The Kentucky IegGsturo has postponed TIE ss,ou of
senator 10 January 2l 1894
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

From which 10 " be deducted the amount Of
Treasury notes which have been funded and
brought IN for cancellation, bot have not
yet been regularly audited, estimated 90 100000
Total .....-........ tlT lbA 33a
The pubic debt texrusive of the foreign losb at tbs
same period ~ folo~s--
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

IN order 10 estimate The amount of treasury notes
orcuaos At the date OF report thsro must b. added
the further sum o. hundred millions Tor the
months which have elapsed the date Of The above
schedules
The bssncc~ u apptopraiions already made ty Coz.
and drawn Heptelu Der follYyF
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-28

nt&t,abiy, eie ,bsissn unalafndEn Graasa.
,i9D1k AnSehl usf.rs btati@tH 0oppsrs
.,Bss1 ssssansss' 'sisa sgar.i5,:a
'eapbslsvtM Az Stuitf 'tttltts! spSlilli$hsaas
IEdrts t6laaiislefni iTuistptt fAssHn fa9tn,ee
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