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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
The Result in Vermont.

AT the Democratic Ratification
Meeting in the city of New York, Mr..
pmitn, of NcInroisV 5oiu.
"In my own State we have about
three Abolitionists and Republicans 70
one Democrat, while in New York
you have something more than three
Democrats to one Abolitionist. l
think SO far as the politics of the two
localities are concerned, you have n
decided advantage over the locality
where l am placed. Well, some gem
tlemen have been disheartened at the
late election in my own State. L de-
sire to present these tacts to you upon
that point. Vermont in 1863, in the
entire State, with regular organiza-
ton and regular ticket in the field,
polled something less than four thou
sand Democrats. In 1868. last year,
we polled little less than twelve
thousand. At the election on Tues
day we polled (of course the returns
are not all in) about fifteen thousand
votes. Great applause.) Perhaps
some prejudice has been cast upon my
State in the recent election, but /
know facts that show the truth of the
matter. THE vote on Tuesday last in
the State of Vermont was the best
Democratic vote for the last ten years.
There is another thing that l wish TO
state. 1t is truly said, in tho tele-
graphic dispatch, that the majority OF
the Republican party will be larger
than last year. Why is this 50? In
communities where there is heavy
majority one way, there is always O
reserve force, which, in ordinary times
is not called into action, and is not
brought to tho polls; but in times o.
excitement and necessity that reserve
force is brought out. That is the case
in my State. You are situated pre-
cisely the same way in the city o
New York, and / ask you at the en-
suing November election to call ou
that reserve force which exists here
and which will add to the majority il
your city and State. (Great applause.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given at all times and under all circum-
stalces with perfect safety. 1t has been found,
by long experience, TO be highly useful in the
cure Of the various diseases TO which horses and
cattle are sebiect, viz: Bistemper, Hide
Bound, Loss of Appetite, Inward strains
yellow Water, information OF the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise also
Rheumatism, Commonly called Ithe stih
Complaint.) IL is also safe and certain rem
edy for Coughs and Colds 1t carries off all gross
humors, and will remove all inflammation and fe-
yer, purify tho blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the
water and, and strengthen every part Of the
BODY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

SIoAN's INSTANT RELIEF is truly great rem
edy. Half % cent bottle Of Sloans Instant
Rcliefa given in n pint Of warm water, seldom
fails 20 curc HoFse Of common Collie in few
minutes; in extreme cases repeat the dose in hf-
teen minutes.
Prepared by walter II. Sloan,
Chicago, Illinois
Sold by oil the Druggists in Bay City, East
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
Call and Examine our Goods,

For all articles in the line Of Crockory, Car
pets Bar Fixtures, Lamps Glassware and Gene
raj Fixtures not 10 be found elsewhere or TO b
found elsewhere, call ON
$50 AKIN a BABC0CK.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21
HORSE OINTMENT.

For Mildness, Safety, Certainty, and
Thoroughness, Sloan's Horse Ointment excels
and is rapidly snperseding all other 0intmcnts
and Liniments for the cure Of
Fresh Wounds, Pollevil, Cracked Heels
Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches and Mango.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21

EE A Lincoln poet in New Eng
land by the name of Bigelow, who is
now hallooing for war in 1864, when
the Mexican war was progressing
wrote the following lines:
''Ez fur war, call IL murder:
There you hev il plain an fat;
ion't want TO 70 no furdcr
Than my Tsstyment fur that 't
And .,..
We we're geitin' on nicoly up hero In our village
With good OH IDEAS o wuts right nn' vut amt
We kind y thought Christ went against war AM
pillage,
An that cppyle,s wornt the best mark Of ssaiat
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-21

II. w. CARLISLE ~ CO.,
Tanners, Wholesale and Retail. dealers in Hides,
Leather and Findings, corner Water and Tus-
cola Streets, East Saginaw, Michigan. Cash
for Hides and Pelts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11
S59.797,23l

Il linilsd to tos Eve frs! nausd S.stss the
tai would still opclsts on 6 Gum Of tcyty .th,es
nill;an dollars; and If tho r,turcs shall exhibit
smsll.r amount thEn this, the residue ~ccd
Se brought cndsr seq1ss.rs.iou, ard coa,.;to,s
more lsTsely than the tSs to lie relief Ct tbs
treasury.
The courts having dsa:dsd that under the act
of ins 18th Of February. 1852, section twenty
s:Tec. tho fuEr PEI cont bonds, issuyd uuds, tbs
net Of 18th February, 1854 70 reduce ,hecp..
rency, srs receivable in rsymsut Of propertJ
sold undo, tie ssqussfrst;oa Laws. 7 wou!d re-
sPscttnIiy csil the sttention of Congress to Ice
subject. This cannot hevo been The intention
and s6 40 other bonds Gre stus spp';ed but s1ot
es AZ. HDjar par. recommend the repes, o: thst
provision OF the lAw.
wGald also direct the attention Of Qcu7rsss
to The 7:20 notss. The payment Of tntsrss, Is At
tended with the gsk Of freuds sud the teSuls.
ticns adopted for tho security of the trsaury nrs
found inoohrsDient 10 the public For thsse REQ
sors il is desirable to change The form 0: these
obligations, and recommend that authority u
given 10 ISSUE si1 per cert. coupon bonds In e1-
change for tie notss. This measure wccld .t-
feet saving in interest Of one million tnree tUn-
drei Thousand dollars annually. f7hiah son car-
tali-sd is equslto reduction Of nss,iy tweosy
million doIlsrs Of the principal OF the dsbt.
In tho set Of june ID. 1894. to inc.eess the
W tuo D6&Q6 Ql Inc eeSef2l c4eSC-
tive departments, and other officers .cd clsks Of
tie Government. the terms ussd hsTs bsen de-
ci:ied not 70 iaciude the Connics:onr- OF Tsxss,
and the hesds Of tho other bu-cscs OF .bs
Treasury Department. 1t Ia no. supposed 10 havs
been the intention Of Congress to deay these of
esrs The relief extended to othorn, Aud eCqgssr
tna early passage of an &C: to bring them within
tue EeaHipg and snt,le than to tho bsusft, of
the act Of Isl June.
The Third seo':on OF the sot 10 c.Ssnis. fo;oes
20 cer7s during tho Va" spPsova1 I7.n
February, lsS4. sdthoriIes tho Secretary
OF the Treasury to issue bonds fc- ste
payment Of the bounty provided BY tls uc,, but
oDits 10 L. time fer payment of .ne bonds a1d
1 respectfully recommend that tie act b. amocd-
cd in that particular.
Esvo the homo. 70 rePoss thar t6s zSaacy cE
the Treasury in the trans. Mississippi! department.
hs, oseI rsanirsd end put 10 operst.ou, and gf-
tor protrsatod dsaT occasional by tna diiScuI-
ty OF communication iLo ssms ssula tss &c,
tai1od the is1sipts .usIsfron Of ltstsmslis s.-
hlbitns ths result of lLu fuEdin5 -ii Ct II, otisr
operations Supplies OF tha rsw kdno Of Tres.
Sury notes, OF bonds and cstt;dsaies of indebted.
IeS5, have been sent to that department, and
thcrs IS srery ground to believe that crdet sud
efficiency will soon take p!scsr and the diticul-
ties Gnd emharsssrsu;s hitherto .1pssiuosd
there bs rsnaved
The reports of the Chteti oi tie Pioducs Ian
Buresu and OF tho Treo5uly N6is Burssu viii be
submitted 20 Co5Sross ~ asFsgst. conEan:.
cstioG. G. q, TRENHOLM
Secretary of Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

The leading detsils 0t this iu!i rI :;,-:.9s.! -
r. reassure the public CT the safety Of tho cur
renny. and the redemption Of it in full. wili
consist Of the ratio il which the Eclccted ga.
c!,s shouli ue combined, ed CT tia
n1o7ision necessary to eGuaiizs the 7alIe
5l the postponed sni preceding ia
slslroeuts Tho oolrbinat;5D af the sta
nl,.. as recommended in this report is 9
6f wheat, 40 Of corn, and as c! cotton. Tbs
s,heme recommended III another placa. fo7 the
nurposo os harmonizine the value Of the suo'
-cessiTe inStsimeDt1, is tho Substitution OF ceT-
tiGcatss. bsaring interest. for tho cIr:aEeJ,
set s2ar. E7 the holders. IN Communication c.
tho tax, or ic purchase ii. sthea. Alter the
most careful inTcstic CATION, en- Satisfied tilss
tho m.aeure may ts successfully reduced TO
practice.
UadsT ms 3DcTasiaT. of ,rij sJ;ts:D. eH.a
a1vceoistioa Of tee currency may cnan 1ca'lJ
BE- expected All will d;accIn the sdyaotago
t. ariss from tie acquisition IF tEeasr:; notcs
at present prices, snd eFsE IoreiG1 capital
NAV be expected {: sr5:1E :. part, ior, at 'he
ratio of ten dollars fo: che dol!ST Of Grcc:7, the
coat Of cotton would be 1odIosd to tTc cents
DER pound. Confidence NAY b. expected sa
return; for tho.a who dread :cVudintlon. ais:
tho5o who Tould Iess7d the return t? z7oH;o
paTmelts with equal alsrc', would pcsh Re
ENCOURAGED and assured. Ia in2s-sirs III
creased valos and security t. tho s?ess"-9
notos. greater reliance in tne 7aiue 3f toe
funded deb. would be inspired. fo- tcs e.
o:ndi!u:es would be reduced, snd TIC scr1-a1-
ist.0n ofdebt bo retarded.
The currency drbt hoing 2.1-
7;dei fos, tteto;Sl r-msi1-
icr, 20 vii: the fundec
debt, would 90 as already
stated s't:. :7J H!1
And If tG this s1fn l. 1ad al
the amount Of bonds II ts
sold before the ct Jsnuaiy.
whoh msy Dc estimated x -, -.
about, 4oOV" wv
The .ot-i sul ot llta1eo,'
BEARING debt on tde lst II
January, 1865, will be, -: $40 ".
The value of the feai Gid pea
sonal property il the Con-
feiorato States, il 1850.
according TO- tho Uoited
States census, taken nj
anseis 7slue, 5ss, IS 212 ice, lUT
notwithstanding tds waste sud deaolasion
OF the war, and the amount CT property In the
enemy'e lines, the subjects Of taxation under
the act of 18th February, 1854, ecco:d ing -
the returns ms1o to the con aiseionels by the
assessors, under the sot Of le:h August ls9l
is as follows, VIZ
Property Gu oloTad 10 agriculture
sp.cie 7elus, $500. 1871
Cure ENJOY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11
LATEST FSok tbs CaITsD At ATxs

LATEST FSok THs CaITsD At ATxs.
r; Ls2s 1sosiTsi Northern dates Of the 5sh
:; 3.h tnssaats. They contain little war
.; Il ilap3gtsneS. 1t Is announced by tho
as:aii" that ths screw steamer Ses King
:; ia 10 sss from London TO be commanded
: Car;aia 5sunas, who will mes. her at
!: G'as Norths7n psps,s srs full Of 40
.a.,; things dons and Got done by tho Hsst
-. FTi1asssIS along ths Atlantic ooast (:
:; :. afy:onsnsioas aud reports CONSUMING
:s:1a.s i1cIn Csnsds- Ths New York
,y:rs ssys that the recent eeeonuois-
So" Il ieozt- of Esohlnood ana Peters
&, we7. iIt.aaea 70 be Grants gses. bl,w
ra ,hrGacd, tie design bsing 10 lurn both
ii.sS tanks shst tho failure Was signal
1. ,tar to pretend otherwise is to insult the
r::;sf. ssaSs of the Northern people. Gold
5.yt Iprt 90 Saturday closed at 245.
81 Ia quiet ss Petersburg yesterday.-
/. Ds7id A. WsisiRsr. commanding tho IL h
::o;a :esinsn. iDfsntry, has been promo
&. - ,ha command Of hIahons's old brigade.
;l,ie al.i oannonide ara INDUCED Spas
; T.a,l7. especially in the night time, on the
.::lur- front. All serene below Rich
90 Nothing trcm novhsss |"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11
S24 .&6,A 1888


Ine,e !, ~ eieH.-3as OF ou7 as.ionsl wealth.
taken sinsly. tbs. exhibits, il etrikias 7ic~,
tn. amplitude Of onr resources tc mat cu7
wants. I refer 70 Tie grcas staple of cotton:
The ness p,ocesde of one bale exported aHo
sold in England ~ tie p.csenS ptiee :. eeont
tTo hundred dollars IN gold; and as tho rate
Of ton dollars in currency for one doiler II
gold, this is equal to two thousand dollars, !:
ami &c fou7 billions dollars for the tTo NIL
lions of bales estimated to hs still q tie c'un'
try; sum more thon Ave times rs gress aa
the funded debt. The impossibilitY of roai'-
sinE the full benefit of this resource undsr
existing circumstance is admitted; bat sSe
statemsns exhibits tie abundano, OF cur
means; sal every effort should be nsdo 10
apply this gress element Of wealth and power
to tho purpose Of srrestips the progress Of
depreciation, snd ,stsrdlng tho sccunuisa'a
Of debt.
proposs 81 additional Duty Of i've osats
ps. pound on the expectation Of cotton and
tobacco and the duplication Of the duties on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11
CITY INT ElLi4E NGE.

JlDc. LToss' uxr.--Jddss L53as =as
te,daJ rsndsr5d hn opinion in che osss of {.
J. Crump, 1ho os;ns tcfors him rrds. wi. Ct
hsbcas corpus, claiming that 20 vsa iilssslly
held IN custody CT Gonare! Ksnper. Tee
petitioner belongs q tho Reserves. una Is over
80 years Of age-
The judge VIA uf npibi1;i thsF lbs pe.i-
tiaRsf Vas lawfully Ls!i ss i,ssl-t=.; - .LY
Virginia RctelTss, Commanded hy o;l;r .;
Dahstcrth, but ina! tie 07ddf Transferring Il
rog,nle0i to Con. ksmper wss hltosa,he, lille,
gal. Tho regiments wa1e raised By aot Of tie
Legislature fo7 the purpose Of rspoliins in7a-
sion, aud hciid not think under that lsS thas
they could be compelled to 20 out OF The State
az guards to Confederate prisoners. Neither
rl,s Governor nor General kempsr, IN his
opinion, had authority to SEND them out Of tie
s.ato. Tho duties iu,pOssd upon tho members
Of theao Ieeinlentl, hs knew frln sop:ssenta
ton, to be onerous; but that We . matter
which tho Court lad nd f&ht t1 pass upon. ana
tho only remedy hs cpuld sos y al sn sppesi 10
tho General Assembly.
The petisioner wss thersupen .emandsi 70
tho custody Of Col. Dsnaforth.
Tho hsbeas corpus cases of ?. G. BsiiT. Z .
L. Battle. aad Ecan +. RsslApd, wsre .on-
tinuad.
The Court then stjnrned till tbs coo,r in
course.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11
$50 900 go

This sulount applied srruallJ 1o.,!d Io-
daeT tbs notss uat:t,l5ins in iou? n fra
yesrs. Tie credit Cue 10 this estia,'a inGT
Do 'nisrfed ilou the following SUMMARY Of tho
crops OF the Confsdersts States before I, Es..
t.kta from the Initial Static nansus q l260 !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

Wheat, two miliior fge hundred
thousand bushels al four d:i'
lars, sl0,V01.000
Indian corn, :9eG;y miIlloa trsh.
= ela az :wo dOliass, $1,000, ,02o
Cotton, tT1 Lupi.cd tloa=s.d
bales, q 500 Ess bais. 4U coo 0t0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

Totsl dsos. Ap7ii lst, 1854, 81, ,i2o, IS. .4oe
Which. compared w;sh tbs sum Of debt simi-
srly oscs5tsiaed Oh lss o:tober Sl;2iss!s; ss so
Is5. shows an augnentstion Of ss7, ,esO,,so
in the ak nentha from LIST April to Ist ocso-
Der. 1864.
This addition 70 cur Indebtedness is snnalleE
than might baye been spprchended,. Jet is
greater than If the currency had risen IA
value, snd thereby The expenditures had oee9
reduced end the large amount Of taxes pala
% had Contributed exclusively TO tho roh'f Of
= Tie fcreisn debt. consisting Of 9 single
item, is omitssd; the whole smoun! DsiSs t,s
under s2.2oO, 600, is sdequatsly provided ior
by the cotton owned by tho GoTsrnmsnt, even
a. ai1pence par pound; the quantity being
about ESQ, 900 bsles- ;.
Tho expenditure Of the ezzrent aussssr, Is
is assumed, will b INST from tho following re-
sources, via:
Treasury notes: smo7nt tn
expended Of tho proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

Tn THE DIsFRIG7 noUBT oF sHE CON-
i fsceEnie stetas of America, for shs Ep-r
e. D1stiicS Of Ftto1nl,~-NoTSlto: 2, 1854,
Ordered. that Receivers Thomas 7. Giles, Escr5 Z.
Brock. Thona q OanpS4r, josn S. Bpsse, fr1sea L.
sEl:h sad Wa. A Nary. Do s.sh Of Nsn. On As RE
day c. Deoonbc. ns1t rd1ef- and rAts esd r,afe
fore VILE an ?. Watson, ocrrdshoaes Of taIs Court,
Euoh soeoun: And settlement Of ha aaIas..osi
esvsr for The ss:d months nsIt eessns he d..e Of his
se:.ioeat required By tie 1h ssceu ef .he ac.
OF ooascss ssisd Ae, for tbs sequsss,ason Of tho
EstA:s, Properly .ad EeeA Of Ahsa EssnisS and for
the Isde:y os Oiissns Of Tho Cqnied.rsts BATES sp-
proved Ausrss eo. 1851 bu anJ oss Of s.5 H$esvs1
ihsu 60: have made and reads,sd sah aecauat and
ueeot within sae last svsye months ths7 BE sssu rerts.
IN sceoen: OF bis ISsieesns a$Nfe7sd &c: tzslve
months ns1t ssseesdn& hI LEA sstienes And ts,-
TIER crdsTed tSi Ee httthal Of ti DLsot esnse ss
Published In Re "EIslsas "Esquirsr" sa9 -pb7 patch
Of tie dt5 Of Nchnord, tves > Etek fe. fcaI ~ess:
sueeest7sS tsioss thl iIi isJ sf se:le-sa: e.pJ c.
hlI esdsr. lad hat ths Clark OF hJ Cor, Sscve-
aid rssspsass containing ssa psehcasoa 70 tie Ler
| os5 Of Ge oonfsd4ss;e 8tsteo fot Ia pst-.ct
4 eopy-Tssss:
rors-s.sss LO7TIi s. EILErT, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

ATTEMPTED TO GO no TIE YASXEEs.-On
Monday night the following psrsona were lodged
in Castle Thunder, chal3ed with attempting .o
pioyoc from ,he Confederate ststes A5uo1yi F.
Fi:chct: printer Thomss Brooks. priat,r ::
and B. F; Bshor, printer. who is sl,o q ps.ollci
Federal dcseg'=I; Il 10 supposed ths: thsse pin
ters obrsibed sn;;nkling Of the P-esidsnl'e hfss-
sGse oeioEs i;s publicstion, got frightened st ella
E3cellsncy's recommendations Oh the war cues
tion, and decided to ''pnt." They we:s eli on
der the piloIsae OF one John Num-, who 7es 4!ao
captured. The party w.s taken By come Of
Cen. Gsry's piokots balow Riohmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

HoRss S7RAlns.-Jamss Ii. Furssn, ns1s-
bsr Of company D. 10. VirS!nis Bst.slou, VEG
sent TO th:s oi.y yss.erdsy from Petersburg,
end committed TO Cestle Tbuuisr upon charge O:
stsahue.
John EIea,d., nembor Of company 8, second
regiment. csYsry reserves, was Committed 60 tie
ssre institution upor Eke charge.
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OF ThE
OF THE TREASURY.

iEsIsURT DpPARTIEsr. c. 3. a., !
Richmond. Nov. 7, 1864
ls.aAs ). B:c6cK,
Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives
:;-I La75 ,bs honor t5 submit the follow
::1o:t o1 tics condition of this Dspsr snt
L. ist Of O5sobsr, 1864. The last state.
*. 2s5mi,tsd to Congress we're up to the
: april. 1854. Tbs receipts into the
.:;.... i1I tie tT0 quarters ending Oh the
/ Il Q:io6sI. 1854. srs ss follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

MAYORS CoURT.-A soldier, calling h:nssIt
John Callahan, vas ar.GSnsd for bsing d1rx
aud lying on the sidawsik. Accused Ia q -s.ot-
man at ths North CErolna Soldier Hons. As
wss sent TO Dr. Msnson.-
Ge.ls..l >. Goyes. 7sas charged With ;zjurisS
The building occupied By Isaac A. Goddin. He
Tss required to give surety 70, hl, future good
hehav!s-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

EscAPED.--A dsssrssr named Bowman. rho
vss condsmnei TO bs pabEaly shot st Peters
burg .on Tuesdsy lsst,sucossdsd IA trsskiug frcz,
uraS. He ba5 deserted Ave times bafcre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

PERso:'AL.-The Baltimore "Ausr:csa" So
nouuces tho arrival In that city OF John .. Nc
Cabe and wife, who. upon reporting to the Pro
vobt Marshal and taking The ostb. were released
It is scarcely necessary TO say that the Individual
referred to Ia the American" Is not Inc Rsy
John c. HcCabe, D. D., OF this city. Ths: ssr-
tlemau's devotion to the Soutberu cau.s Is too
we'll knoun, rs he i, himself to coufouad Lis
nsHIe with the Baltimore osth.taaeI
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ss,u srplS 70 As Sse1e:a-J st :hs I-sssa.7, Oe
p,co.: ocer. fer :hs reserG ef ess.1cs. of depcst
:or Fer es:t Becd No ss8 tA.ed dS:ek iith, ise4-
s.ne-1. tsscdsf-cJed 81 lie T:-fest lss JR-s 2ssa
Ka- DcsrTI-L.
oe.oss, sosh, 1884. oe7i-!a-svt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

Ths expenditures wero
predecessor for thu three
April t. L.; july ut S162
rate tho Expenditures fol
should have baeo
To th!s amount must ts dd-
isJ The tebis then ststet
to he III arreas, Ehioh dt
cot sppsar 10 lass besI
r-duasd, the sotusl expeb
d,'un bsing sss4,2sl,-
$50 So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

DEszRTEEs-A amsn bsteh Of Isnkes dss5r-
seri cSHls into our Lines Jssts;day Ths7 wo.s
provided 10, IS required BY Ga1s1sl O.def 65.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-11

Tile au,3:lt deducted from the balance of
appropriations uRirawl, Sia: S744, les .ll8.95,
isaves tho follo wing smouut from past appro-
psiatiofs applicable to sLs expenditures Of the
sig months from the first of January to the
Isl! Of Jaly, 1865, si67 Ale. .504.
Ths preceding tables of the pubdo DEBT,
derived from the books Of the Register, pre-.
ssots an aggregate of 81, Ia, ,970, ,2Os. The
following summary includes the results Of the
taxation and funding of the old Issues, which
do no. Yss appear on ths books Of the Rssis.
tor, and exhibits tie ststs Of the debt with
more precision:
Funded debt, O,tobsr lst S539, ,340, ,090
Bonds, four par cant, TO be
issued for the old c1rleu- :.
ey, fundsd, viz:
East Ct ths
Mississippi, s250,OO0,000
West Of tbs
Mississippi: 100000
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The ss;;na,ss submitted hy the various de-
psrrneays for the support Of the government
for tbs six months from LIST January to lst
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ss7s 29i,s63 20

issIs, s:7s ,2ai, 1853 20
Reduced By
asunaai
osllsd IN
Tor cancel
!stioo, t49 .u4I yI5 80
----- 324. .203 ,9la 90
Totai issu: T::s,uS, ncts.-
new issu:. 2s3, ,ssO.l5 90
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slpiasble to tbs peypsz4
OF expenditures,
Taxes: smouc.ta be received
fer the last quarter Of 1864.
e.tiUa:ad st
Boz O.. certificates OF iatsbj-
a:nsss sEd ioaas - hj-
p.&isast:oa II i;3u1j.
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Tlailll Guquirer,
The NEW 8.

.2N1spAY MORNING, NOV. 9, 1854
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S774.Ooo.00 900

10 Iasts tLsss ;19iaa9i1s JPN tls Treasury
t:ogoia tb2 following scheme ;. taSstio'
;,ai hans, Si5
i. To5elio7. ii..:ladins IT.
rzs IL i:ina, $3.50, G29, CO;
Z: Sale of tonis 9T tna 50J
.ailt!cn loa2 and 1ertidoa,cs
5f ;Rdeh;adnsas, 719, ,GIG. Go
:. ii.Pg;: and ozr2re au;.
=ai ,~..2sllsn:2us reaeipto. 5000 GO
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estimated by my
months from lst
DOC. 600. At this
the sir Dcaths
s3R4,c@.Go0 GO
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Aggregate,

| Tie balances If appropriations not drawn
on the lst OF October, 1864, sre as follova:
| Civil aud miscellaneous, $97, 81 ,6Gi l3
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S399,000 900 Or
2S4 25l,3s6 90
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&70S.792.0O0

SI0o, ,I9z. coo at thisty-shrco and
third per cent, 23G .264, 600
Sam OF taxation actually bjrEs
by the people in 1854. S43l 6G5, LEG
OF this sum there wss received in old Of the
Treasury, viz:
TsI liz kind, valued al Sis .52I .43l
Tsz paid in Currency, 40.0cQ. 600
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Currency Tsi13,

S1ecis 7sico, 81 25i l23 i56 =
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Il is TOW pTo22:ea 10 raise $780,
600. 900, which Till bring into
the Treasury On excess c~er
last yesr of
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This exhibits a total Of
Jet to be charged against
existing appropriations.
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Deduct smouut paid,

Adj the sstin atsd exDendi-
tuIss fcom lst Oetobsr to
lst January. 1865.
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- NpSA-''o o1Ns hS- 49, 'NS~
n29:ks ::oc Tho ist Of
JeaVarJ 90 q: ~ Of July.
1858. =ith - improved
cu:roac7. -aJ br safely cs
tirnatSi ., @ nsIinaul Of
1906. coo 900; and 70: ;ka
tmci7s rroatha ct
=" til:s g:a2GHt must t5 sI-
dsd fer the redemption ~
hutsa. aI proposed, tta SuEl
0l
AID fG7 til3 asii.aa;ai smC1li
Il ii.2ti1s debt,
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ls2 o0o,O0O 90