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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

TITS A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. oferinp high
er rate Of interest than any other and o6e secvr-
W. Any savings bank which pays its depo oitors in
U. s. Notes. considers that il is paying in the best
circulating medium Of the country, and 1t edn"os
pay in anything better for its own assets are either
in government securities in notes or bonds sraya-
BILE in government paper. lft
II is equally convenient as temporary or perrna-
nent investment. The notes can always be sold fer
within fraction Of their face and accumulated in
terest and are the best security with bank ~ oo-
laterals for discounts.
Convertible into Six per cent $40 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest On the
notes for three years. this privilege Of convers 10
now worth about throe per cent. per annum for tho
current rate for $40 Bonds is not less than me per
cent PREMIUM and before the war the premium on
six per cent u S. stocks was over twenty per cent
1t will be that the actual profit on this loan, at
the present market rate is not less than ten per
cent per annum.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal Taxa
ton.
But aside from all tho advantages we havee umer-
ated a special Act of Congress erenlpts al! bonds
and Treasury notes from local tdSdtion. On the
average this exemption is worth about two Per cent.
per annum, according to tho rate Of taxation in va
rious parts of the country.
1t is believed that securities offer so G, eat in
ducements to lenders as those issued by the ovcrn-
ment In all other forms Of indebtedness the faith
or ability of private parties or stock companies. or
separate communities. only, is pledged for pa vmen
while the whole property Of the country is belJto
secure the discharge of all the obligations of the
United States. ..r
While the government offers the most libera To- ms
for its oans believes that the very strongest ap
peal will be to tho loyalty and patriotism Of y REQ
, pie.
Up to the oath Of September. the subscripi on TO
, this loan amounted to over
! $4O,OOO,OOO.
! SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Treas
urer of the United States at Washington, tho sew
eral Assistant Treasurers and Designated Deposit
aries. and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS. OHIO,
+. ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BAN kERS
throughout the country will give further Informs
| tion and .
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBER
sepl-2md&w .-a.tt. ..-r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
Farm for Sale.

ONE AMONG THE BEST FARMS IN
" this county for sale, containing
$50 ACRES,
275 acres cleared balance Wood Land Of good quail
ity, 100 acres good meadow good Fences, Orchard
We'll Of Water. good road, fine location. and very
healthy-beingin Delaware county, Orange town
twelve miles north Of Columbus, two miles west Of
Westervillc. School House convenient to said
farm. Those in quest Of first class farm are m
themselves. will sell 275 acres or ALL The crop
that is now on the farm will indicate the quality
and capacity of the land. Call or address
II. BELL,
noye-w6w Worthngton, Franklin Co., o.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

Master Commissioners Sale.
VIM. b. Hubbard. Superior Court Frank
lin OOunty,
Rudolph S. Rickley, ct alS Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said Court to me directed, l will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House. in the City of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 26th day of November, A. d.
1864,
at Q o'clock p. NJ IT, following described real es-
tate situated in Franklin county, Ohio, te-wit
Lot No S in Millers Addition to the city Of Co
lumbus as tho same is delneated in the plat Of said
addition.
Appraised at S4o0. ,,, Do,ro~
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees $3.50.
octz5-d1t&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

Summer Arrangement.
1864. 1864.
Columbus
''lSa % E alla
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ATLANTIC GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
GA 7ITE I;

GUNNER ARRANGEMEN THR0 UGH
- Express Trains between CLEVELAND AND
NEW YORK, Takes effect July II, 1854.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

had comparatively Iisls use for money. The
necessity Of providing means to psy heir tares
viii mako them les 60 ihsir suTplEs supplies,
AMI put thsm on the market
The figures given should teach lhe holdeTs
Of Confederate money not to underra;o It OF 10
consider its value as diminished, by lie ls.e
laws. At presents there seens sort OF ineon-
siderase and senseless panic, which is sending
victims in cIowds to Ihe nets Of The spectators
Persons ere, without necessity, paying ont, in
enormous prices, the very money which they
shoald be investing in bonds to psy their taxes:
Egeu tho money which they need not ihus sp-
propria.e, and which is 10 be taxed ons-.hird its
fscs, after the lat Of April, Should not be Law
ishsd sway for the dimipishsd circulatioR--di-
m;nished by ihe previous funding, and aiuin-
ished sin further BY the April tsx--will mako
the residue much more valuable than tbe fail
amount before The passage of the law.
Our inference is this; Every one should esti-
mA;e the amount Of his taxes Tor the year, and
fund at onee at least enough to meet them. And
an purchasers, who can, ought to keep GU. Of
the n1srkes just now. The coming demand for
money, and its consequent increasing value,
will kill the present panic in two or thyee weeks,
and prices will descend To those who desire
to get high prcas the present is the opportunity.
Men will regain theig compOsuTe in 6 short time,
aud iEen they will see tho folly Of those who
sle now throwing swsy their moaey in their
anxiety to get rid Of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

The telegisph reporis heavy diminishing near
Dalton, and every prepsTaton made for gener-
al engagement Our army has been in line Of
bstgie sincs Wednesday morning, bat ihe enc
my has declined general advance. a battle
cannot be long delayed unless THOMAS retires
from our imlnediE.e font.
From Mississippi We hsve cheoring accounts
Of the operations Of Gen. FoRREsT, sllhougb
nothing Teeisve has occurred. Okofons is On
the Mobile aid Ohio railroad about twenty miles
from Pontotsc, in sonthsm direction; SO Il
seems GRIsIlseH aavauU5d aiteI tue first tight.
Appearances indicate that FORREST viii bsrrass
him, if no! Bsin decided victory, and compel
hiu to take The back track. bis route is a long
one to reach SIBERIAN, snd Gen. LEE viii meet
hiEn in front if he continues his march South.
Nothing later from Mobile, or important fren
any other point
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Mr. CarIiIe on the state of the UniOn.'
vlReINIA IN HER pEBAsEMEEF.

1f. Carlile, Of Yirgiaia, said that, in these
unhappy times, when good men are rendered
odious and bad men popular, when great men
are made little and little men great, be who
would serve his country best must be above par
sonal consideration. He paid glowing tribute
10 the State OF Virginia. and said has, even in
Der debasement, she challenged our admiration
for the gsllhutry Of hsr soBs on many an hort,r-
able 6eld. He did not believe there would be
an early caaHEtion of hosdliiies, nor did be be-
eye that the starvation on which the rebels ior
thee years have s0bsisted was likely to reslIG
In sn eaIiy death, Laughter
The Union could never be rost0radaby the
mere exercise Of the coeFeive powers Of The
Federal Government. We had reached q Dont
where the nsture and character Of the struggle
Raust be settled definitely. Was this an eEer-
else Of the constitutional power Of the Govern
meRt to put down rebellion sgsinst It's author
ity, or was it war Of the n srlhsrn States
against The S0uthern7 IL the former, thea ne
draw ali our powers from tho Constitution If
the latter il is q war by tho States against inc
Constitution, leaving the States responsible
alone 10 she Judgment Of the eiyiliz d world, for
the manner ln which the war has bsen conduet-
cd. Mr.. Csfliis denied that any legislative
powers were derived from tbe laws of war. and
quoted tha vows Of Jchn Q iiacy Adams IN
support OF bis opinion.
~ The whole scope and piaa Of the powers Of
ths Government was TO operate on individuals
and not on States. We had no power under the
Constitution 70 cosree State. To say ehst
Congress had the power to legislats and inanSu-
rate war measures would be 70 say that the men
who formed the Constitution were iguorsnt
Our Goyernment itself was the creature Of ctgil
war, and was established on the greet principle
that there would be GoTerument smtng
States Of different geographical location lInd
separate domestic institutions for common Eur.
poses.
If tho power proposed here was executed Il
would be declaration that, sfieT seventy ylArs
Of uial, the principle eontended for in The 'RaE
OF the revolution was failure. and ne we're
now in 1854 coniendDg for q homogenity Of in
teresis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

A WAR ISEWFAHLE We leafn from reiis-
bio parties dircct through tho lines frona Chasfg-
uoogs, thzt te8 Eeds-Gi cfisozs theTs, includiBa-
Gen. Thomas, consider war bataaen FfaEes
and he United 5 sses Inevitable, and SO szDrsss
themselves publicly. Ons Of them, hrizsdisr-
general formerly an ONO politician. WIS heard
70 say that unless The rebellion coald be srushsd
before the c.ese Of the eHsHiHg spring camBairn.
the fazi success cf the United States 7ga5 ox-
tremelJ do8baul. ss .he J-H Davis Govern
Hsut would Lheu have q powerful ally cpeTatirc
ircm Asyic1 a8 bese- Ii case Cf fEilaIe to
ovsrrun Ga0Teia and Virginia this spring ko
thought New Odsans Wcuid be the frst plses
attacked b. he FreBeh Emperor.- C0lsDabus
SaS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

= The REeizh PTogTsss learns THAI Tho
Advance, satesnar that lately succeeded n Eun-
ming tho blockade into e Coniedsrats port,
brought over from BsInuda six CoafedsTats sd,
disrs Bho, With others, mads their escape frora
Johnson's island. By Walking over he ics-
They made their way to Canada, wheEe ihey
yeso EcsIiisbly received and mans furnished
them. Two or more Of shem aTs 1isTgzn's usn.
Their nEues are Gel George p. Kane Of Balf-
morsi Msj0r Winston, Of Rockingham county,
n. c.; Cspt. Davis, Of Virginia Cspt- Murrsy
and Pdvais Young, Of Kentucky and Private
Osborne, Of Missouri
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IsspsFsaai from als4ise-eursaer hrsn
7TnretIn.


TIE lals flss Of Mexican papers give furtbsf
information IS 60 TIE eeudiaon e stars IN
Mexico
Toe rum5rsd sbdiealios Of Juarsz Tests upoH
tho ataiemens Of Ssu Luis correspondent Of
ias EstefStfs Igho writes thst CablHet uasetIDg
o, Yidsurri, Go1zales, Orega and Dablldo Sc
gised he step, ard gseu fbraaieue5 thas u Ja1-
res did n's accsde % TO proposition they I7ould
ieposa BIN Il is sls0 rumored lhas lhsse ihree
chiefs VIII, IN any case, sc over 70 ibe "LEiaE-
7e.liou" CT French party.
The Esiaftits Of . isla date, mak5E tie al-
ready plbirhsd as4tsmeut ihas JuaEsz hes re-
sigHsd. aud Inst GorzsleT OFisga sUcceeds Hinl-
Il vas the detection of Gua1alsisEa ron ne
national csuEe which so dlsccusaged D91iaie
AM Orlsga hat ihey o7sned neg iialicna ior
subuiising 20 The Fieaee.
It aupssrs thss orevions 70 the hattie q Ai1-
fsila ard . e taking 81 fha place ~ he in-as-
venLolistl, &c JsuIist8 bad removed ihs E5g
erI.1isutsl ard ilesl archives ID BrE9pnns 7nle1
they declared by formal decree % be tie caFi-
ial q ,ke State From Ills is W0ald appear tt'.-
iis captgrs Cf Mcrela waa not eomplsta s1f-
Prise. as was tt frst reported
TIE IsIquis @ Msntboloa. tls new treneh
niui8.er, had arrived at Aexico City where be
vac fo1r1erly received b lha auihoIisiss.
Tn Bfron GeigTe, ihs Fre1eb Commsndiug
Gsnerai u lho City Of M -zi10, has zd3rcsssd a
lester % Che ArehbishCp q he city couflsl1
iag tLzt ineeE5izry procisD1tiols sd aesus IN
tI5drcsd and eircqls.sd . iEAams ihs fopulaea
szsnif the amy OF occupation Tee Baron
urges DE Archbishop 70 Use his iliIIauce -
e5unteract tio effect OF these proolsm8ii5l8.
The cspttre Of the r0It Of Campsaehy - the
French raisss tie bioeksdo ,ks1e. b the aIil-
clos Of capstui,liou, kli G5FeTnnlsuI yrope-tF is
naased 5Vsf b ihs French commander, Gl1Ee,
and the eiiF is occupied AID Bieas.s1 hy Elsneh
marines PeTsoual Liberty and security Without
distinction. Is yusrE1teed b che Frsnea 70 AZ
the citzcnss ,os5soas who wish g leave lhe
city viii be saieiy conducied cui Ct la1 SAFE
territory By the FfeEch ir0oGs.
The G1cs.a (ClEeia Publishes manifesto 6
Gen Almcuia, dated JsnusEy 2. in isFeE o. e.
rcgeney4 sud aun1unci1g DE inisasio1 81 T
pend frum TIE exercise Of thsiI funesioasL zee
magistrates Of the Supreme Tlbzusi who f7llzo
30 give in their adhssien 20 ihe inservoulo1isis-
He e0nel1ds5 b. 8a5 i8g that the AeEican IA
sion Uss en- TIE verge Of utter Esti1nal Enius
from which il eas only saved by lhs strong
hand Of The Emperor Ntpoleon-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

ARRIVAL 0F CARs-Ssmusl B. jones'. ESQ
superintendent Of he Memphis and Oaio rzil-
rosd, IS IN tbs city, having hr0ughs on a por. "a
Of Ire rolling stock ofhis road. which has hesR
turned over 70 the Charlotte TOad TIE Rich
m0Hd and Danviile and Sslms (Alabama) roads
have likewise como in f1Ta share Of the distzi-
button. This addition win make the ChsTlott8
one Of the best equipped roads in the Confsd-
sgGcy. We learn fr0n bIr Jonss that, with he
exception Of two engines, lsis ia Yicksb1rg by
order Of Gen. PembeTt0n, no engines or stocE
on the Memphis and Ohi5 road have been de-
siToyed sTuc5 The iaH Of lhst cIty.--RalagE
PYoCTcsr
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E1rela lls 5I.,IIey-Uapiure af a Drain.

- rem tAe fatiAcF -t'it.- Afe % I" : ram
We lcern from iho Rockingham r RsgisieT, s5
we'll IS from su0th- soErCe, that On tridfT la5t,
MsjoT II suy Gilmez. and his command, esDsuf==
ed an express train between Dafisld's ami kesr
usysviis, on the Baltimore ard Ohio Raiirosd,
bound from Baltimore % Wheeling. The frulls
Of the capture were ron hf1T 80 sixty armed
Yankees. q chest containing 8 .arge au0uzt Ct
sshres. watches, and oihsr Gstieios q value
Untoriuna.oly thsTe ass a large force Of The
e8emy at HsrpCr's Ferry and AHrtius5urg, when
ihs signal rockets sent up warned "our boys
that they must be i1 hurry, ard iheT aeccIt-
ingly were eonpeilsi 10 les ths priso1eTs 90. u
is SAID that Senator Bright, oi Iulizua, ard
Gen. AVsrii, were aboard ihs l1siu az ne time.
hut tho latior e0Hceaiad binseL OF escaped
Tie enemy t1ligwed curf sa 70 SfGsburg,
bus without avail l2isdaloza Bhig, ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

From the New YORK Herad.l
We gave in last Mondays Hsral9 q table
showing The various G3Tsrument loans which
have been authorized BY Congress. tmounti1g
in the aggregate 70 the sum Ct S2,ST4.9I2. SIS.
and we at the same time stated shss II the war
continued The actual liabilities Of ;he Govern
msni would probably bo nearly equal 70 that
amount before the termination OF The fiscal year
in 1865 This statement has been prsity exten-
sigey copied, and some OF the Administrator
jouTnsls, which seem to devote larTs portion
Of their time in attempting to cover up facts
aud to turn the attention OF the public frotn the
true position Of our hnsncial affairs, apparently
became little frightened at the fig Eres, ard as
sailed tho statement in general terms, without,
however, PTesuming to strike sir gle item from
the column. We viii venture to feproducs the
table, in order that the people ssy keep IN mind
she fae's It contains in regard to Ihc public debs
as It now stands, and what /. viii be zen the
losns alresdy authorized by Congress are ex-
bsuslsd Here it's:
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BiOGling, Copying and Domestic
PAPERS.
New Publications.
.AsOW. RE.qREe.

no -. EgEsgDE':
"ANDREWg MOUNTED And FIELD
ARTHEERY DKLL,"
By Lisul. Col g. S. A1assws. Army OF Eor.bern
Virginia, Illustrated with neary one hundred dCo 18th
oErEPued Gu b. Pr.ulea on lno White paper End full
tion. o. the Ordnance Department, o. s. g., AID
should be in the hands o. every artillery Oiicsr.
Price ss-0ne ilird OF 70 tst made.
Is Press-sosR - De EEbIisiieds
GENERAL ORDERS"
Eron he Adjuiaut and Iafpeci1rG ensraIs of9os up
abe mster. Eei,ed ~ een Thomas Jordan Chief
Of sen Boaure gard F-ad. PriCs s4oue third od 20
the trade.
@cHISOLMS SURGERK"
BalHg fhad oi.sisa Of ihia va.aabIa work revised
and sniarged By me author, p J. cnsol, Surgeon c.
"AAR40NTS WORK on MILITARY
SCIENCE
TraRslaied from tha Freneh. hy ool. Frank shsler,
Z. 3. a.. Hiih uoiss b. tla lditor IlustFAted.
"PBILIP,"
A Sew Eovel b. Vgm IL rlaczery 1a,eIy decealed)
sPlsnddy illustrated VIII po.irail Of tho suthOr AID
other sngrzviHgs.
rOLLENDORFFS NEW METHOD OF
LEARNING FRENCH"
Being a rsprni Of this valuable work now entirely
oui Of prlaf and much n-edtd - iho yosth Of or
As5Zons hunsrsa thousand copies Of the New
Testgment and Pains for TIE "O0ufederate STATES
Bible society with soFera works Tor oihcr Societies
and Pu5iu heFE.
Having arrSBssmen 8 fer securing fu1 supplies Of
sll kinGE Of euzsing Papers, re are pepared 20 IN
aertaks he priniing aed publishing Of any 5ooE Ct
hcaiou Of Military, School aul other useful booka
Evans & COgsweu,
Near the South csrslina Rairoaa Depot,
fel6 I2t e1lumbis. q
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PRINTING, BINDING
PAPER Etc

II AVIfyG constructed e IaEee building in Colum-
IL bis, s. c., aud removed our machinery from
CnErlegton, would MORN QusIterlaEslers Bank
aid Railroad officers and the pubic, thai srs as
well prepared as before the sEoeuis all orders
n our lins. We have bseu importing from Europe
largely OF articeE used usineEB, and have
on hand stock c3usistiug IN pEit Of the following
articles
200 Reams Eng. Double Cap Writing,
200 {" ROygl--White, blue
aud bufT,
200 d" s. Bank Note Paper,
500 {" White and Blue Ffench and
English F0Il0 Post.
500 ReamS White sud BlHs Eng. Cap,
IOeO Reams White and Blue English
aRd French letter,
1000 English Bath Letter, smaH;
2000 White and Blue Eots,
.RES0,
BIOtting, Copying and Domestic
PAPERS.
100000 Assorted Envelopes,
7000 gross GIIlottz All other ulahars' stesI Fens
Peahoidsrs Pencils, Scsiug lTa1s Ink and aimoHs all
articles of 5tsfioaery
Aia5. small stock Of bssi ENGLISH BLANK
BOOK PAPEF, lsuper royal ard imperial, not yet
aag kina o. BlAak Booss
We ara now opening tbs shove valuable stock and
aoTiss our Old customers ans sli others 10 EEui. %
sena tn tneir ordera luce. OF the stock may 1e
much broken a. 20 prevent Us from 9llins them
properly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

POPULAR ERROR CORRECTED.-Somep people
are suPposiDg that ihe new currency Law giges
unlimited power to mske' new emissions, and
anticipate, therefore, that the coming depletion
viii be followed BY redundancy equal to the
present Tnis is an error. Section 8 prohibits
the issue Of new. notes, except to twe.ihirds Of
tbe amount Of the old notes takoa in, whether
By funding or exchange. Tbs highest limit
therefore, to which the currency can hereafter
stsin Is tWo-tbnds of its present magnitude.
The means for cAuyiug on the Government, if
the taxes prove insufficient, are to be obtained
BY the sale of bonds (ses sections and y and
by certificates Of indebtedness.
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l,..nnll.,,.,.n, - IL -

The following cfjsial disPzichss were received
at he War Departments on Saturday,
ORANGE CoUET HOUsE, Feb. 70.
GEN S COOPER; hi1ce ny dispatcl Of 13el
tious ci tie l5.h SD 22i North CaToliua.) he
S,oncWsl brigade, Young cavalry brigade, Of
Hsmgt51's dl7ision, ii.s 25sh Firginis regiment,
CazieEs Virginia battery. IS Richmond how
iizaTs, and % Norih Csr0lias reZimeus have re-
anlisted f5r ihe sTar u E.LEE.
DCBLfE, Fer. 10.
GEE s. COOPER Ecdols' brigade q lhi8
army. and the I4sh Virginia cavalry have Is-
enlisted for the war. SAM JONES,
or-GsneIal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ Read tho article on the other psge headed
"0gteto Of Gen. sksrmaz's Expedition" copied
from the New York Times. We viii not say
that the Times has given as he trHs Yankee
programme, for the campaign; but re cspuot
forget that some three weeks ego the same i9ug-
nal and the Cincinnati COmmsYeiel announced
that Sherman would make the precise move he
has made, and with the same number Of forces
he is reported 70 have; ths= Mobile would be az
tackled at certain times that columns woud
march from West Tennossse---in fact the jour
nails named divulgod the Mississippi. campaign
as it is now progressing, ia adpGnes, with the
greatest accuracy. That the Yankees win at
tempt comprehensive czmpsign, as laid down
in the article given today, we may expect.
ForeWarned, VIC should be ready
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

STUART's RAID IN 1s62.-A correspondents Of
the Pbilsdolphia faqRigsr, from Harrisburg, says
= tabular statement Of the damages allowed
shows that during the Stuart raid Of 1862. there
were captured and stolen by the rebels COS
horses, ia halleFs, 81 ,795 S3 sorth OF saddles,
aud $500 "A worth Of grains while there were
S5.4iI sS worth Of pTopsriy and merchandise
of different kinds carried away CT destroyed
The grand aggregate amount Of damages in
this report is SlI6.67i 76.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

In regard to this amount being reached BE-
fore the close Of ths fiscal year 1865. We viii
eDdeGvor to show, By estimates based upos past
expend res, that at furthest i viii bs bus sfla
over hun. ID rnilions in excess Of our liabiIi
ties, if the r5a 'ien is not crushed tefors fbst
tine, which, for the honor Of tie nstion 49,
the preserYstiou Of its financial faith. We bo7a
may be he case, Daring the fiscal vee- asl5-
ing on the 3Olh of June, 1863, the SseretsrV Of
the Treasury says the disbursements of the
Government amounted to S7l4 zoo 995- He
also says thst on that day lhe public 3ebt ,ysa
Slo99 ,793,l8i. Oar Srniss tEis year. and ,e1t
year slso, il the WsF be not ended. are lsggsiy -
exceed, in numerical strength tho force of Isf3
snd II re take into Consideration the lsr,o
bonHties which have bsen promised to volun-
teers, the coun'ies which tie Law allows for Two
years seIvi-e, which is also due 10 The fbrse
years mer, whose teens will expire during tie
coming sumner, the additional eos. Of arny
stores and 10, clothing, the increased sslarias c
artisans, the augmented number Of pensioners,
etc, We think re can safely add 70 tho disburse-
nents Of lS52-'63 - least twenty per cent. 70
cover these and numerous ether items Of sdd.-
sionsl cost, which would maks the Liabilities Of
the Government, adding the same auscants ri In
crease for the Navy Departments next vsar
which is demanded for this, at the eIase of tfs
fscal year IN 1865, foot up as follows.
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tinue 70 depart iEo11 this vicinity without the
knowledge or consent Of thsir masters. Thsrs
are very slro suspicious that ihsy have Whiis
accompiieesg Inose lEh0 hays been i1ost trusted
and favored are ihs very onss 70 rue, verifying
the pToverb make much Of & negro and spell
him ~ Rome Courier.
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gWe learn thai Lieut.. Oils H. Smith, Of con-
psny B, Sd Confederate infantry, Cleburne'a
division, died on Tuesday last, at Calhoun, Ga,
Of iujuries received while on The CARS. He was
bonn in Columbus, Miss, bat had resided for
some tins in Memphis, Tennessee.
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reports Of tho press As.oeiasioa-

stsa eeeording % not Il Congress n t1s year 1853
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Etet Court q tas G5ufsdcrsts ststss fer tha srlt
era District q Georgia