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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-08
TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE.

NEW YORK, July I, 1858.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
beg to state that the important allegations OF the
complaints in the suit Of James Fisk, Jr.,
against the Union Pacific Railroad Company
are without foundation. The company have
no contract to complete any portion Of their road
which has not received the assem- of at least ninety
nine-One -hnndredths Of the stockholders and know
OF but the ohe person claiming to be q stakeholder
that expresses dissatisfaction In relation to any
tract the directors have made.
THOS. G. DURANT. Vice President.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

EpBErs-CoRrrssos.-- Thursday afternoon. July
at hali.past four O'Clock, at st. Pau's Episcopal
Church. by the Rev. Morgan Dix, EDWARD A. EB-
BETS Jr., 10 ANNIE, daughter OF the late Abraham
HANSI-HYNARD Thursday, June Is, by the
Rev DIR. Mcleod. SAMUEL HANNA to MARY FRANCES
HYvARD, all OF this city.
NoLAN-OuIsS - on Tuesday, July 7, at the Church
nj AZ Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth street. by the
Rev Father Beaudevin, JOHN ID. NOLAN to ANNIE +.
QUINN, all OF New York city.
~TAyioR-MuNRoB.-O Tuesday July 7, at the
residence OF Francis Macdonald Esq, staten Island,
by the Rev. Mr.. Fraser, Mr.. JONI L. TAYLOR, Of
Munroe Of steamship Hibernian Of Glasgow.
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The demand for spring wheat for export active
day. and the necessity OF buyers 10 obtain the grain Al
70 &C. p.r busbs above sSas last oSssinsd sna 10
nsrhe, closed firm At the advance. Winter wheat
without improvement the salss about $1,000 bushels
81 "a Tor No spring y store, the latter rate for
q for red G.nsd. bond 81 choice do duty paid
y % for red Ohio and q 6 for white. sousbsSn,
Corn IN good demand, and with limited receipts
ii q 81 o. Tor new mixed western, 81 % 81 10
{ay grws %. ri iu9T ysIow, ~ Gi9re oah Eue COED
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Regarding the future movement OF Kentucky tobacco
Messrs j. s. Cans Son, In their last monthly circular, re-
mark that great OF opinion exists among those best
versed In the incaces OF this article and that while
well informed merchants pretend that Tugs and low leaf win
not advance further Others equally competent 70 form an
isc s before ong As for the better and best grades
IN the fall In the circular It Ia stated that while the
port that the last crop failure both to quantity and
ces the arrivals within the last sixty days have been of
decidedly good and rich quality, and admitting that
snowy article former years. that
useful tobacco than the CROP has seldom been
handled.
The domestic receipts port OF New York for the frs
six months of 1867 and 1855 given follows In the
m eff of M ade A Son.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.

No change any note has occurred in the tobacco market
since our last report only moderate business has been
done during past days. Transactions In ssedeaf
have been mostly coroned lower grades for export The
sales amount 10 oo cases. OF which 400
Ohio ii from sc &c. 100 do at sc. 2c, 100 State &c.
ezc and sos cas Of Pennsylvania pruase TERMS oil
export About $50 Of Connections hers seconds Of
the crop Of ss7we taken for The homo c. 16c
Kenluchy has been rather quiet the Of the week
amounting TOGO hhds principally low grades from SIC
I7c good demand prevails for the ansr grades Of Havans
Nanufs ,,ur-d tobacco remains quiet.
Prices remain orm as the following quotations:--
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TRAGEDY IN ALEXANDRIA, CA.-Miss Laura Schaf
fer, q beautiful young lady OF Alexandra, was
burned to death by the explosion OF Kerosene lamp
on Saturday, AMI on the same day Mr.. Charles Ten
ncsson her lover blew his bra 0ut from phrenzied
grief The affair spread gloom all over Aexan-
dra.-Ndcol 7e.e;rdph, Jutv4
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NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY g. 1ss8-TRIPLE SHEET

rency to-day at the banks and In the open market.
Borrowers In good credit obtained all needed accom-
modati0n on pledges OF the public securities, for
short periods OF tme at four per cent and solid
local colateras, that require transfers. at Ave. with
best double names. having three or four months to
maturity were passed at from six to seven per cent.
Advances onlmerchandise hypothecations were made
Tor interest and guarantee commissions; and prime
city mortgages were negotiated at seven per cent.
. The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
menss and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been iol
lows .....t........ ia
Custom House. >--Su0- Treasury.
July s s sSsrss ssss ~
July H.. $4,000 S,46S,47s S.75l,2S7 s2,l67,s33
The value of exports exclusive OF specie) from New
York to foreign ports for the week ending to-day
amounted to $2452, sos, against $S,lls799 the week
previous
A San Francisco circular Of June Y contains the
following
Money-gold and silver we mean-is stll abundant
In this market Loans continue to be made at IL
per cent per annum and for short loans at a II,
per cent per month. There is not commercial paper
enough To employ anything like the amounts Ofrer
ing. Business is moderately quiet in some branches
and toleraby active in Others Bullion is in ordinary
supply, and we quote gold bars at $50 500 and sill
yer bars from par to one-quarter per cent premum
currency bills on Atlantic cities are done at 81 81
per cent premium on gold; sight drafts, payable in
The duties paid in the Custom House in this city
this year have been as follows:-
In June. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. 500 10
III May. 672533 43
Ia April. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885, 093 GO
In March. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 759,752 81
IL February. Observation-Disclosures. 66770l %
In January. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. 23S SO
Total. Sd, 764 S28 II
The shipments OF treasure from June to date have
been as f0llOws:-
June 3-Per Colorado
10 emma. $685. Alb Al
TO Japan. 5000 90
$84S, Ats Al
June 5-Per Nebraska to New York.. 118, 108 80
June 6-Per Constitution
TO New York. s274,7S5 43
To England. .............. 332, 597 Is
To Panama. ............. $1,000 90
o22, 1882 So
June 13-Per Golden City,
To New York. ............ $685., O1 ca
TO England. .............. 1872, $40 90
To Panama. 1890 90
- s59,S71 10
Total since June l, 1868. 81, 243 341 3S
Previously this year. 16,696000 04
Total since January l. 1868 SIS, 939 431 az
Corresponding period OF 1857 19,532611 80
Decrease this year.. $685. $50 %
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following Is q list OF marine transfers since
previous report:--
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DrEwooDs-Remancd steady at $40 $21 80 for ST.
DouHnso Logwood $6 gold for Jamaica do and S75 $50
do. for Lima Wood.
quite steady In value Sales IS tons soda ash - 81
"a so, gold ~ casks bleaching powders at 4sc currency
and SIC. sc, gold. sal soda At 81 IS Al 20 gold
tic soda At 4ssc SIZE. do. b cafbonae soda at &c.
<c, do and $50 drums caustic soda private terms
Frsn.The market for dry cod was 9ue but steady Mt
former quotations viz. % laf ofmacterel no sales
i sSs Is a saa % Tor 10. shore. 90 . sss -
% for large No and 4s 50 for medium do Herring
Per bog. and % % 20 per Dbl, No. l. Picked salmon
YLoua GRANT, Receipts, asa4 bbs -four sO77 Co.,.
and 80 bags meal lstos bushels wheat 500 DO
and so do oats. There much activity the -four
market to-day than there has been Tor a long time
freedom and full prices. In some cases
1nsd 20 spring wheat. Extras and the general mar.
ke could not be called any better tome Lines Of
aour wsrs purchased freely =. fun prices and at hs coss
holders demanding loo; Isc more, which, how
ma better feeling psr,sdsd The entire married.
prossmsn, the sales were about 1000 SSs, including seVs
raj lines OF 300 and loo bb Southern four remained very
quiet but the market ruled steady sales 900 bb Rye -four
In light demand and heavy sales 17s bbs corn
of n We
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July rs p. NJ.
BUILDING MATyRIALs.-The market for Eastern spruce
depressed by the free arrivals and prices lower
ranging from $l7 81 to 800 The demand moderate.
Sales 100000 feet at SIS $40. Yellow pine tim
ber s33 a. $685. At the inside price sales were
reported Of 100000 feet to arrive. Laths were
quiet at s. Lime quiet at 81 10 for common, 81
for lump Rosendale cement unchanged Mt 81 u.s.
Bricks steady at Sla $ls for Long Island, S1 Sl2
for New jersey $1s s22 for Croton Sl3 S for North
river, and 9i5 a $50 for Philadelphia front.
CASnLRs dun but steady We quote adamantine az
&c. 23c. sperm, 45c. &C., and patent 55c.
CovFEE.-The business In Rio light but full prices
demanded. The sales 40o bags, Edith Mary,
2c., gold, IN bond, and ANAL lot axe, currency. We
quote; Ordinary ,csrgoes, eye Pc, gold, IN bond
fair do. lOc. \ 1OAc.; good do, lie. ndc. prime
DO, Inc l2c.; extremes for lo,s sc 49, Messrs WI
York, 1885 bags; Savannah, 200; Mobe 1900; Phil.
adelphis, 1900 Baltimore, 5OoD New orleans, H. 800
CoPPER.-1ngot IN Hight demand and scarcely hrm
The sales limited to about 100 COZ lbs al Csc for BATH
and 23Sc for Detroit and Lake Superior.
CorroS-Receipts ATS bales. The market opened active
arm, but closed quiet and rather heavy with liberal
The demand chiefly from spnners The sales
1851 bses including 274s for spinning s03
for. Aim ANN
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Seed ieaf-Connectcut and Massachusetts, nlsrs, SIC.
sc New York ss,e Alters, SIC she 90 average lots,
&C. 4c do wrappers Ne 3oc Pennsylvnna and Ohio,
filters ssc. ehc do tsverase lots &C. lec do. wrap.
l5c. <0c Hayana-Common, soc. Soc. do good,
zoe 81 6ne u o5 q To- Msnuiastured-Inb bond black
tine Sc 30c do. bgb, work. common and medium Csc.
q DC do. do. good and fne Soc. Sc.
TfS-Of pig only heard OF sales Of tons English al
Asc, gold and leo Iigs Banca IN lots AZ Hc, gold We
quote straits 24c English 2io axe ard Sanca Eca
gold Plates queI at Sc q SoS, gold, for c. char
coal.
The market for fleece dull there being but little
demand, and with liberal prices are heavy
and declining. The business is confined to The
immediate wants Of the manufacturers. Other
kinds Of domestic are coming forward quite
freely and selling slowly At prices easier Than those previously
eat The business in foreign Is light but full prices are
including choice Old state at slc new state at tsc
s5c 1000 Ohio ,ubbed. 5000 Schan private terms
$1,000 pulled at dc for 42c 2c for
super 90c Tor No. 2200O lbs Texssat 25c- 33cthe
latter price ane-and 10000 California 34c 3s for
p. and A. spring clip and DC &c. for fall. The only
sale Of foreign Importance 70 bales Donskoi p
terms.
wnisKEY.-Receipts none. We heard Of no sales, and
prices remained nominal.
&c. CSC. gold for Arctic.
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SALES At THE new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, July 7-1c:15 A. M.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-08
KIssENGEN WATER

xr GEAR OF RUSSIA. As RI
ported BY telegraph, mas gone 70 Kiss
Soa6Sie Of Evansville can enjoy the same
keosit Nv going no further than the
crescent City Springs, as 1 have Just estab-
1fshed a fountain of tnis most %deIsghtful
and most beautiful OF all mineral waters.
5 id TO be even better than the natural
water. EDWARD WELLER.
aug42w uo t.f.0
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Making a total of..----~..siOe.sls.447 Il

Making a total Ot..-.----sSLO0sslS,44 1 10
If" says Blaine, 81 Congress can,
be aceused of extravaganza, the accu-
sation must be made good on these
figures. A clear estimate of the
character of these expenditures may |
be gathered by comparing them with
the OUTLAWS incurred under the last
Democratic Administration. For ex-
ample, in 1S57-5S the same class of
expenses in Buchanan's Administers
ton were over $40, 100000 in gold,
whereas the $106, SIS, AT above named
are in paper. 1t must be observed,
moreover, that in 1S57r58 the pOpula-
ton OF this country was under 30
100000, whereas, to-day it is we'll
nigh 10000, 900. Adding 40 per cent.
premium on gold, to bring the two
eras TO the same standard, and we
find the OUTLAWS Of Buchanan were at
the rate of over $98. 000. 900 in paper
to-day. To this add one-third for
increase of population, and we find
the Buchanan expenditures ad-
iusted to the scale of to-day, would
amount to $l30,000,000. for the same
items that we are paying less than
$107, 900, 000 for. And In this calcu-
lation / have said nothing about the
increased military and naval force of
the presentdHy, which adds immense
ly to the account in favor of present
economy. This calculation, stated in
these general terms, is far more strik-
ing and suggestive when you come to
examine details. The army, for in
stance, cost, during the four years of
Buchanan's administration, by the
official statement of the Treasury De-
partment, which / hold in my hand
the large aggregate of $S6,307, 1885.
making an aggregate of well nigh
So, OO0 1000 each year in gold. The
army at present contains sixty
regiments, and yet the whole APP
preparation asked for BY Gen
eral Grant, amounts to little
more than thirty three millions, a
trihe more than half a million per
regiment each year inpaper. In other
words, the army under the peace es-
Enlistment of a Democratic Admin
istration Immediately preceding the
war cost per regiment largely more
in gold than the army now costs per
regiment in paper uuder the peace
establishment as administered by
General Grant. The same scale OF
exp lnditure INDUCED in under the
Administration t0f Buchanan would
make our present army cost over sew
enty millions in gold or n hundred
millions in paper; and until the latter
figure is exceeded. the Democratic
partisans of Buchanan can have nc
ground to charge that army expenses
are e~xtrayagant.'
This copious extract settles the
question, a far as army expenditures
are concerned. The same resistless
logic of FACTS is applied to a compar.
ison Of theanayal expenses Of the two
periods named, and the result is SUBJ
stantially the same. 1t has thus been
shown that the Government, with al
ats vast expenses, has been conducted
upon a much more economical basi:
than 1T was during the last Democratic
Administration. This being an incOu,
testable fact thepeople will ineyitabl,
and rightly DRAW the Inference that Il
reinstate the Democrats In MOVIE,
would be to greatly increase the bur.
den of taxation.
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7TTr -HUTT
mo. I.lQ7.I
M .4 mo. l,lUf.l 4r
United States MarshaTs Notice.

United States of America, District OF In
2 dfana,SS.: ~ 81 5EHoH11 az b3IiEg {
VwYHEREAS, a. libel of Indignation
Wv was fIedfn Tire District Court ofthe'
United States for the District of Indiana.
on the 18th. day of june, 1867, by Alfred
Kilgore, Govern na her q A ttorneys on hehalf
of the UnitedfStates, against the steamer
MorningaSt8r, Ee4zeda At said District Ioh o.
lXtolafLon of6the. revenue laws of the
United States, Praying procesSa against
said GOODS, and that the same May De on.
demned aud solo therefor.
Now, neutrality-suspicious. of ftIe mo-
milton unde the seal of said Court, to me
directed and delivered, T. do barebyS give
public notice TO al. persons cla~imingssaid
goods, or any part thereon, Or~in any man~
ner Interested. therein, that they Ibe1and
appear before the a the District, Court
OF the United STATES, tobaheAd ht tbeacity
OF Indianapolis. in and for the District OF
Indiana, on the first Monday of September
uext, at ten o'clock ofthe forepopn Of that
day, then and There to fnterpose Their
behalf,
H BEN. SP0ONER, aIarshRb u $50.
Attest. j.. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
aul d14J VIZ ASIA @gAAH 41tlA
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FU-ur mo 'z9A-J 10-8
United States Marshal's Sale.

SAA0&4 4LL -
~ vERrUE OF an EXECUTION
- issued out of the Office ofthe olerk,oI
the District Court of the Unltsd 9taess ior
the District OF Indiana, IN iaVUr OF sue
noen groves and others, and against All
ihony J. cavendsr and 81 ot Asgas I W Tsss S 0n
~ 10 hours of 10 O'Clock Am. and
4 oSelock Pm. Of said day at the door of
the courthouse in the city OF Evansville,
cn1ntv IF Vanderburgh, and State OF In
diana' offer for sale at public auction the
tents and profits, for a term not exceeding
seven years. of the following described
real estate, to wit:
Lots numbers 3 and 9. in Block 1873, ON
which is. situated q steam saw.miH and
blacksmith shop, in Lamasco, in the city
of evansville, county OF Marlborough,
and State of Indiana.
And should said rents aud profits not
sell Tor a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, 1 will at the same time and
place offer for sale the fee simple OF said
premises. BEN. SPOON Err,
400 -Gt-3f H44I T. u. - Maashal: q
ajyl5 dtAnSl By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
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'772 mo. I,T7Ef SA 1oiAttsaAo'
United States Marshal's Notice. ~

4 OA&SS&
United states of Anerieag, District of Inc
o diana. SS;aoJ asuHaJI adI -aemll
"YHEREAS. = LIBEL OF IN.
formation was filed ina the District
Conrt of the United STATES for the District
OF Indiana, on the Ztir dtyOf september,
1857 by Alfred Kilgore. Esq, u! S. District
Attorney. on behalf of h United Sthtes,
against fhels deaIAbDat EAIorninS st E,1
her master and owners, seized at said Dis
trict ior a violation OF therevenue1a laws OF
the United States and praying process
against said steamboat, anditnatthessane
maybe condemned and sold therefor 81.
E- Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal ofasaid GouEt 10 me
directed and delivered, L do hereby give
public notice to all persons elaiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man3
ner Interested therein, that be and
appear before the said the District Court
OF The United States, TO be held at the CITY
of INDIANAPOLIS, in andfor the district 9i
Indiana, ON the IsJ Monday of September
next, at 10 O'Clock OF Tie fofeHoon iofstlGlt
day, then and there to internose their
claims and make their allegations fh-bh"1
h BEN. SPoONER. Marshal, U. ,.
Attest I'D! HoWLAHD.sClerk,d h1bCA
] auI dit 100
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WIN. REAVIs,

u. 81, Claim Agent.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIA&
AGENT.
Once on Nam street, between. Third anu
Fourth, No. so (Oyer Kellel's Nun steel
Evansville Ind. esp@
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION ,,
For Beautifying TIC Skin and Com.
nlexfOn. u

Removes an Eruptions, Freckles, PIN
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin SOFT, fair, and b0onstRg.l UE
For Ladies' in the Nursery IL is tnvalu-
able. HaA.G4 8aa Na&N& aE&A@@ WE Aa
For Gentlemen after Shaving 10 has no.
equal. a3fG- -4fiaaff t Ga bus
'Paphian Lotion is the Only reliable
remedy for diseases and blemisnes OF the
Skin. .R0 AIa4B ALaH .fE Wi
PHALONsS "PAPAIAN SOAP for
the Toilet, NurSeryn aud Bath, will not
chap the skin. Price % cents per cake. "
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NJ SWANSON 4 son,
FIrnitnre ID Au0Li0n.

r WILL RELL. AZ AuGnION AZ
A my residence, on Second street, neAt
dOor to Samuel UTr's Residences, on hl9n-
day, the 10th day of Angus, eo~nlllenoLn
At 8 O'Clock, All OF my housshoIu
ture. consisting of badstFads bureaus
chairs, stand-tables, carpets cook ~
parlor stoves, fine sOetaoies' soiN sHt
and r-ockfng-chairs fine natracky oeheI
ware ware, and m:tly IiiItS1 100
numerous to hf~antloh.. -,IM
- LIZ AZ KEIaCN. ncLl0ueeL. L.l-lU.
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$ RLOR DE MAYO
- FLOR DIE

A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. /.
Exquisite, Delicate. Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON s. SON, New York.
Sold by all druggists, LJyS dly
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%

LUm BEHs0hAUMBE Af
THE sUBSCREBE1E .C0NElN -
! the IumbGt Business al his Old stand
I at the corner of Main and Seventh streets
aid would respectfully infOfIn1tne pubhe
hat his stock is large aud second tp~n9Df
In the assortnents, embracing ffio OF ~.
thieknesses and quality, from lAe hle1
Third Common Saginaw Board up 3
Three-Inch First Clear klanhf
Also. soc DOORS OF various thlckne4a
and STYLES, and
ri. 4 D LIGHTS LIE
3 and A. feet Lathl 4MonldI8s5 Caslhh-
Quarter-Ropnd, DC, &C
Orders ifrOm the river or hAla
niadee5di pam RH6d JOHN r. GLOVER
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mAELY JOURNAL
Republican Economy Versus Demo-
cratic ExtraVagance. hH4 Ia

The Democratic press charges that
Congress and the Republican officials
generally have squandered the money
OF the Government. ana that public
demands that the Repuah-
can party shall be legislated out OF
office by the sovereign people. ms
Is one of the distinctive issues OF the
campaign, and It is an issue which
the party is fully prepared TO meet
1t was met most unequivoeaily, near
the close of the recent session OF Con-
gress. in a speech by Mr.. Blaine, OF
Maine. one of the ablest statesmen In
the country. The question at issue is
n of figures, notEUf rhetoric, and
we d to meet it. relying mainly.
but not wholly upon the facts adduced-
by MIR. Blaine. ms3t .iIaa $50, iguye Il u
The interest on the war debt and
the pensions and bountles of soldiers.
must not be counted among the dis.
cretionary expenses of the Govern
ment, for they are imperative, unless,
indeed, the Government IL prepared
to defraud its creditors and rob the
brave men who protected 1t, rlsklng
all for the life of the nations The
public interest amounts to 1928. 67S.-
O7S 80 per annum; the pension roll
for the year to $30,350,O00, and the
bounties due or paid to $50, 000, 900,
making in all $3.50, 100000, which Is
the direct and necessary result of the
war. Nearly two hundred million dol
lars must be paid this year alone for
the suppression bfahe rebenions The
ordinary expenses of the Government
foot up $106, 81S, Az 10 $SoGwe see
that the expenditures entalled upon
US by the rebellion exceed those
of the ordinary expenses ofathe Gov
ernmen nearly two to one Where,
we beg to be informed, would the
Copperheads cut down these rebel ex-
penditures? Do they go before the
country on the issue, non-payment of
the interest on the public debt?
Would they stop the pensions of dis
abled soldiers and the families OF the
victims of patriotism? Dare they
oppose the carrying out Of the Bounty
law2 No Copperhead has had the
fOol-hardiness to take the affirmative
Of either Of these three propositions.
We may consequently conclude that.
no issue is made on this feature of the
public expenditure. We come, then
to an analysis Of the $1O6 .9l8,447.
The following table we find in Mr.,
Blaine's speech, giving the approprf-
ations for the ordinary expenditures
of the Government for the fiscal year
which has just begun:
Executive, legislative and ju- l.saa 0H
1fqfof embracing all nenArt-
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LUMBER. &C.
CARD.

In retiring from the above partnership 4
desire to return my thanks 10 my friends
who have favored me with business, and
would ask their Continuance with the new
firm. AMES
Evansville. Ian. %.
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qu b8i4aia HoBtsI Due,mau aaln n
oiAnn9ngl the first beats due here are
the Armada and aQqiekstep, from
Cairo Altoona and Shamrock, for St.
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