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LIED.

AITCHSoN-suddeny Tuesday tue 2sh inst James Ach'Oo
native Of Scotland.
Notice of Funeral in Thursdays papers
BLACHLY-At Cincinnati, Monday, the 9th inst, Joseph W.
Blachly in the list Of his
and friends the family respectfully invited TO auesa
PRESBYTERIAN Church Aorrstowu, N
the 30h inst st II O'clock Trains leave H the Morris
and EsAeK Railroad, foot Of Barclays at ~ a. m
BROwER-on Monday July a. in this City Mrs Frances Brewer
The relations aud friends of the family respectfully invited attend
her Thursday the 30th inst at from the resdeoes
Of her son-in.law, Mr. William Smart No 81 Secondst
DALTOSIn Boston Friday. July a. Sophia wife Of Mr. Michael
Dalton the veknown type founder Of Boston sged 70 Tea
GARDNBR-on Sunday July % 1885, George Co. infant son william
The relations and friends my respectfully invited 70 ai.eod
the without further invitation from No I1 East broaSr On
the 18th inst, at p
GRosHON-On Tuesday the 18th inst John GOshon In bis 18th year
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
HSCOX-At Newark j. on Tuesday Julv 2sth Nancy "S
Freeman HscoI aged SO years months and DAYS
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited to aend
the without further notice to take place at her residence NO
10 Sapoeon.st Newark N j. Thursday the 9h inst, al
O'clock IN. Trains every hour for MArketst depot
LowDRSon Monday Ju a. aer long aud painful ness Villas
Iowden in the 28th year Of his age.
T funeral viii take place on WEDNESDAY the 29h inst O'Clock
from Of his mother No. 35 West Thirty Iths The
relatives friends oths family respectfully invited to attend
LYDIG-On Monday the 2th inst at Flushing Col Philip Lydg
son Of Philip NJ Lydig, in the 3lst year Of his age
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral ST. Marks Church. SecontAve, on Thursday hlos
q.
5d year Mrs Murray. ~ife Of Thomas MURRAY
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 20 aead
the her late residence No. lo East Twenty tnl s al
p H., this "Wednesday, July 9s
sTARKon Monday July o. tNewBunviek j. Joseph Stark
in the nth VI bis age.
late residence No 81 Abanyst New Brunswick Thursday
July 81, at o'clock p. m.
SBAMAN-Caroupo daughter ofthe lste Dr. 2 w Seaman.
snd friends respectfully invited To attend the funeral
THURSDAY 9th a2 o'clock p m from the residence Of W.
B. scott, No. 81 East IweDty.t
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mor,o - c~oo,od tbe eve. and Ecke's. "wlllkOmmeB
Schjlerhund Ar a swiss house the words Liberty
Equality, and Fraternity" Pine Hall the head
quarters OF tho Singers, was q brilmnt sPectaolo
Four mammoth transparencies, symbolic OF music
arranged on the sides and 'front.' ana
from the roof TO the ground windows hoated h2gs an
nations and the bunting OF Europe and America. rags
ana streamers also suspended across WashlnRton
from the Hail. On arriving at Mansion square PARK tDo'
procession took up position about the platform, near
the center OF the grounds The exercises opened win
song OF welcome Gerhard BeZ appeared upon the pat
form next and welcomed the singers in neat speech.
Major lnns was next introduced He paid q graceful
compliment 10 the German people recognizing them az
the interpreters of the works HAYDN. Mozart, and
other great composers c. b. Brundage, esq, followed
with the formal welcome address, which the line
was again formed, aud the column proceeded 70 Pine
Hail. where a banquet awaited the visiting Germans
After the banquet the JungeT MannerchOr OF
regaed with refreshments at the house OF Hose Co.
No l. This afternoon the same Club headed by band.
went TO Prof Eastman's beautiful grounds and were
Hospitality received Tonight the grand prize concert
takes place al Pine Hall Representatives are here from
20 NewYork Societies, including many noted singers
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

LATEST GENERAL NEWs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Alabama farmers complain of too much rnin. 3
John L. Tate, one of the oldest citizens of Rich
mond, Va, died yesterday
The Boston caulkers are Oh a strike for eight
hours
The report that the body Of Samuel H. Nichol-
son had bees found, proves TO be incorrect
THE gold shipments from Central City, Cali
fofna, last week, we're tDWo
The atmosphere at Council Bluffs, Iowa, is very
hot and dry The Missouri River is falling rapidly.
At a Conservative flagrasing in Richmond,
Va Yesterday Afternoon the speakers platform fell seriously nJuns
several persons
"A c. Garew and X. C.. Edwards of Boston. were
held for ta Yesterday charge Of passing coupt notes on the
Market National and Redwood National Banks Of Ssw'iorE
Patrick Boyle publisher of The irish Canadian,
bo was recently arrested the habas corpus act has been released
from custody
THE vote cast in Council Bluffs, Iowa, yester-
ay on the ung Of for SO 10 aid in the building OF the
Union Pacific Railroad bridge resulted in us favor 10 to the oa ma
johty being lJI
Martin Daily and,Timothy Shehon are under
% In Ro,ton for causing the death OF Thomas MMahD The men
were working together brick laying and paiiering AMI had Dsu
resulting 10 the death OF MeMahan
The first bale of new cotton arrived IN Houston
Tens YESTERDAY from NJ Duke Grimes County wsgp" 20
pounds classsd Good Mddngs and was sold to '" HOUSE, ~
shipped It to Eewiorh !,
John K. Rice who cowhided MI Sterns the e
editor Of The Ersning IN Springfield MASS, on @
guilty In the Police yesterday morning OF assault anu
I ,vs hands 10 ppear FOR senenee Monday next Inc eu
for rs 600 brought By Sterns against ee 70 DC "u
October.
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THE poUGHKEEPsIE sAENGERFEsT-GRAND RE
CEPTION

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 2s.-The hopes OF the
Singing Society Germania, under whose auspices 'nc
,os, is pvep were fully realized last evening.
qo Ere Department. and Military and Civic Societies,
semhed I'm Market ST. shortly after seven o'clock last
and the line formed under the direction Of
urahu nalIht o,cock the march taken up fer the
The Powell reached her wharf ahead OF them ana
The several societies OF singers @ ana we nto line
the Exchange House to await the arrival Inc
Column marched through the prncipaai pai,mSated
neaIy nyn aaSs were conspicuous. The walks were eis
GeIht ,uIe rho doors and balconies were tlled VIII
orCMueu orn snectators The pyrotechnic display was
rSd feature and ryaled that Of the late ion5 ns
ners we're numerous and appioprisheg Perry and
as bearing inscription Sn sS%SS SsRSss SS @
"Wilkommen frequently met n tn9 eyv ywHton,men Har
| ,ransparenoles At Germanla HAIL. nhAVinAou h@'
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The following changes
have been made the Medical Department, Of The navv
Surgeon James Knight has been detached from the hohohgo aad
ordered o New-YOrk.
Surgeon Delaware BoodgoOd from the JamesoSn TO h AcHaen
Surgeon Adams from the Pensacola 10 the MOh1ngo
Assntsurgeon T. c. Thatcher om the Washington Nayyf'H 70
the OSsipee.
Assistant Surgeon Adam Frank from the receiving ship at Phds
phia. 10 the Lackawanna =,
Surgeon D. Kennedy aud Surgeon Rebe from he
LsckawaRna 10 NewlOrk
Assistant VIM d. DckesOn. from the Navy far Mare
Island California to the Pensacola .
Assistant Su eeou D. Rice from the 0pee 20 NewY0rk
Assistant Surgeon John Gespe to the Mare Island haTylar
Surgeon Samuel W. LOts TO the receiving shp at Phisds[
phia - -, 8, A. -.
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BRUTAL wIFE.BEATING IN NEWARK.

About noon, yesterday, Michael McGrath, an
Irish halter residing No. 2s9 Plane-st, went to his
house, and, finding his diBner unprepared, committed
violent assault upon his wife He knocked her down,
stamped upon her, and loft her in wetering IN
blood upon the Oor He then fled for the Ccntrest De-
pot IN order TO catch the tram or NewYork Informa
ton or the affair having reached the Police Station,
officers detailed effect the brutes arrest De-
tecve T. C. Smith found him at the depot, and
took him in custody, Notwithstanding the prisoners
superior build and strength He taken before JUS
tce Mills but, owing 10 the fact that the is in
very precanOus condition. her life being despaired Of the
Justice refused to admit McGrath to ball. and he
accordingly locked up
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ERwORLEAss July 2s-Coton dull and nominal MldSsg 2sci
sales s bales receipts SO bales Sterling Exchange S7i96o New
exchange Gold, IA quiett
Super6ne 565s Corn 9Oc al 90 Oats duh at 7s
unchanged Pork dull at Sl9 So Shoulders l3ic Clear Sides
lTic. Lard-Terces, l8lc keg l9lc.
s. July 2COttOn 2 bales; Mid
ding, 23d2sic. receipts,3 bales
WLNNGfoS c. July 2-Spts Turpebtne frmer at Oc New
York casks 4Oi Resins hrm Pale -; No 80 So No 81 20
July 2COttOn nominal and ieguAri sales ai
bales Middlings at 8628Ic
MOBILE Jay 28Cottou-Nohing doing quotations nominal
cepts none; exports 80 bales -
AUGUSTA Ca July 28COtOnMarket Sat- sales 20 bales hiidhag
-
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with other Republican organizations that they may be
aoe TO participate on the occasion.
A great Democratic tOrch-light demonstra-
Ilon took place in Columbia, g. c.. last night The town
WAS Illuminated and speeches mode by Gems Wade
hampton. Hershow, Cnesnut, McGOwan and others.
1he Albany Journal declares that the Hon. John
NJ Francis VIII not be candidate for Congress In place Of
Mr.. GrisT old, because Washington County is entitled to
he sua
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pHTLApBLPHrA CATTLE MARKRr-JUtr %.

There large supply beecatte this week to sboat
The dull and prices declined about e
Fair good cattle sold at on 70 c per H. gross and prime and
EXTRA sold at from TO 0c cattle were
sold at from 5 10 &c. -, .
demand for sheep good and 1900 head we're dis
posed Of At from ~ &C. per N, gross as TO quality
eGss market continues active and prices are hgh the ses
smonnted 10 over 600 head al from Sll so y 100 b
head Of changed hands At from % " SoO oi
Sprngers, and from so TO S15 for COW aud calf
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REPUBLICAN ECONOMY rs. DEMOCRATIC EX-
TRAVAGANCE.

TRANAGANCE.
SPEECH OF THE HON. JAMES G. BLAINE OF
!. MIME, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIYEs, JULY 2, 1868
The House being in Committee Of the Whole
on the Deficiency Appropriation bill Mr.. Blaine said:
Mr. CHAIRMAN: We have entered upon new nscai
year. ana the last Appropriation bill TO PROVIDE Ior ts
House The occasion 1T for brief survey OF
our financial situation and for pertinent answer 10 te
regard to Governmental expenditures very laOored
attempt has been made throughout the country Dy Ger
tain parties and paTtlsans TO create the impression 1t
the expenditures OF this Congress are on sene& & y" tIt
cb is not the fact but that the contrary the expen
dtures are made with far more regard 10 economy l
dittnRushed the last Democratic Administration that
in power IN this country Inc qIesto ~ V NC w. 70
ues and Of argument and hence proceed al once 10
deTsfandng and clear comparison OF Governinent
expenditures at the present tlme ana th9 pt1aou po
those expenditures which were the inevitable conse
Guence OF the Rebellion and therefore unayoiaape ana
nse which may be TO certain extent controlled by the
assertion and the delty Of Congress OF those e1pend
tures which the direct outgrowth OF the Kepeion.
u0 tie interest on the debt and the pensions ana
bounes to soldiers and sailors These are expenditures
which are not discretionary but are imperatlYey ue
defraud It's creditors the other to turn It's PACK on
the brave who fisked everything that the Kpu%De %
might survive The annual interest on the puDlc deDt
amounts TO $29eso78 co. The pension roll Tor the year
VIII be SsoS'CSG rsHdrs sHd the aboS3 S8uH'sS s,S
These three items winch are not discretion
We'll nigh twothrds Of our total outlay for the fiscal
year upon which have just entered Inc TACT tha 50
large proportion Of our expenditure is the result OF he
waf and is unavoidable unless repudate our oDga-
ons 10 our public creditors and our heroic soldiers can
not DO too often repeated or too thoroughly
idle 10 denounce these expenditures as e1taysgant
unless we are prepared TO withhold them and whoever
proposes withhold them proposes thereby to put the
nation at the same uaS Snd@r ne dQqDy dsgTaceini
tc party choose that position II Is welcome TO
all the glory of T. For the ordinary expenditures Of
Government for the fiscal year which has just begun the
I appropriations as follows:
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n,,op,rr or cUARIEs MACON.

ALBANY, July 2s.--In the case of Charles Ma.
son nder sentence at LOcport TO be hanged the 9th
oY August the Governor has granted respite until the
e ~ Meantime the s to be submitted Tor
opinion Many citizens have petoned that the sentences
may ba committed 20 imprisonment for life.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
ALBANY CATTLE MARKRT-July %.

There has been competition the cattle market this week be-
buyers and the result Is advance 10
prices equal &c 10 live weight all grades The cattle are see-
eray quality The sales Of yesterday and to-day
upward Of 5000 head at Ease sid8i for ordinary
r light sdaae good Illinois Kentucky aud Ohio
steers The receipts bead number Of droyes passed
through hands Sheep have been in active request at Sd6
7id3i Hogs firm OGOlc Tor good 10 eTa Wesi@<
corn fed averaging about IA pounds
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BUSHNELL Mrs ANN No. 4l3 Fourth.aye.
CLARKE. THOMAS. TRANSPORTATION Church
DE MRZA. JOHN, Green.st NJ. l. Church. .
DOLLNGER ESTHER A. Onshundred aud nnthst bet Seeoad
and Third Aves
FOX MARY JOSEPHINE No a. Amitr-st
GARDNER. GEORGE O., Nc. 212 East BoAdwsV
HELLO, LOUIS. No Is Leviss.
KUHLKR ELENORR ". A., No. 328 DegRwst, BrOoklyl
KONWENHoVEN MARIA Flaisuds Neck
LOWDEN, WILLIAM, No 3l5 West Thirty sixth ST.
SNEE. MARGAREr, No. 20 Charlesst
TOMPKINS, ALEXANDER c. White Plains, n \.
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srrrcIDE OF A JOURNALIST.

CLEVELAND. July 2S-ChaTles Schneider, a
roninent ettac6e of German newspaper OF TINS CITY,
Committed suicide last night by hanging himself IN ms
office He was fifty years old The cause of suicide Is un
known lie hanged himself with common packing cora
His feet were within four inches Of door when hs oody
Was found,
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total Of.


differ in some items from the recent statement OF the
honorable Chairman Of Ways ana Means, Tor tnk ne
Included in the expenses Of this yoar deficiency OF VS.
100000 resulting from the indian war Oh ioor wU
nroner connection whatever with the expenditures OF
he current fiscal year And he also includes incorrectly
I think some twenty four million appropriations over
annn from the wear which has closed 10 the present
say 5oorrooty because this amount Will be onset by
similar amount which overaps from tins year 10 he next
about the amount gong over each year, ana ts
se made the amount for bOunes ten millions less than
the Chairman estimates because large proportion Mien
ne includes in this year viii necessarily bo pu IN ~ he
ensuing year. when IL IS hoped the whOe mhtSi III
closed the last soldier honOTaby paid or ana te treas
nry relieved from further obligation III tbat ureouon.
Adding together these ordinary eIpenultuIes, ns
above the sum total ia found 70 be NOo,oie44h II
gress De accused OF extravagance tne snG
must be made good these figures or else
for the other expenditures as have already Tepe"eu
lie without the pale OF ConRressioual uoiV.Ion VI
troll clear estimate OF the character OF THESE efpehu
tures nIay gathered by comparing them WIN tne V
LAYS incurred under the last DeUOcrauc AuIhhlsuaoh
Buchanans Administration were over fOOO0O III soiI
whereas the tO6sl6447 above named are III paper ,s
must be Observed moreover, that in 1877 90 90
the population OF this country was under o. oV,
OO0OO0 whereas to-day II IL well nigh 40VOo,VW
Adding per cent premium gold 10 BRING te eA
dtures OF the two eras 10 the same standard anu w. w.
the ouays Of Buchanan were at the rate OF over ~
O0 n paper today To this add Onethlrd for increase
population and fnd the Buchanan expenditure, a @
tusted 10 the scale OF today, would amount to t3OU
tor the same items that we are ss about
the Increased military aud naval force o he pcSc
which adds immensely 10 the account III 1aFDro pIcs
ent economy This calculation, stated ~ .uso So
eIal terms, IL far more striking ana suggestive
when you come 10 examine details. The army, lot
instance cost during the -four years OF Bucbhmbh h
mDstratiOn, by the official statement OF the treasury
Department which hold In my hand the large aeHo-
gate Of $500 57S IS, making average OF well nigh
twenty two millions each year t gold AUD az tnht ulue
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

=, 'i""''' INV " A. b GArEs Co,
Dhia
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

THE VERY LATEST SHIP NEws.-The steam
.hip Alemannis from Hamburg, aryived this morning
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DIRE PREBLE ESTATE RELEASED.

TIE COMMODORE PREBLE ESTATE RELEASED.
PORTLAND, Me-. July 2S.-The case OF n. +.
Dcerng surviving trustee against the heirs OF the Com
modore Prebe estate decided yesterday IN he ou-
prone Court favor OF the respOnendts releasing from
frnst nNarlY Sl,OOO,OOO
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MARRIED.

HENDBRsoN-JARDIsBA westcbeer n r. on Taesds JAY =,
by George James Henderson % 10 mary A. daush
OF the late Thomss Jardine, all Of WestchessT
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

For DJoth Patches Frec and Tan the Face PeuTs
Moth and FsckIe Lotion. Sold by Druggists everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

This amount, deducted from the ,aggregqte
expenditures above given. indicate the regular
~ner ending June 30, 1868. to have been $780,
SfS410. of Which no incOnsiderable part is justly
chargcable to the expenses attendant upon the
cxistencc of Indian hOstilities upon the plains
In the Summer and Fall of 1867, which largely
portation and subsistence:
The military appropriations Ior Vhe current
fiscal year are $33OSl,Ol3.
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES.
If we divide the total expenditure of the last
fiscal wear into "Ordindty expenses" or those
which are required to support and maintain the
Government and EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES"
or those which have been the unavoidable re-
suits of the war; we have the following classl-
fcatiou.
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IOiaI.......s.ss.sss ''s''
TNpENDITURES.

The expenditure of the Government on ac-
count of interest on the public debt for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1865, was
$H1 ,G3j,jjl Is.
departments of the Government for the same
period were S229,014674 56, making n total
expenditure for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1868, of e3I, ,5jO,225, and Tearing an eStt-
mated surplus Of receipts Orer expenditures Of
S34, 1911
An analysis of these expenditures affords the
following results:
Interest 49, The present condition of the
funded and Understanding debt of the United
States, exclusive of the bonds issued TO the
Pacific Railroad Companies (the interest on
which is a charge upon the roads, necessitates
a present annual expenditure on account of
interest Of about S126,0O0,0O0
- The excess Of expenditure on account of in
terest over this amount during the last fiscal
wear was due mainly to payments on account
of accumulated interest on the compound
interest notes. and will not again appear in
the future disbursements of the Treasury on
account Ot interest.
NATIONAL EXPENDITURES OTHER THAN FOR
INTEREST.
CIVIL LIsT-Embracing the expenditures of
the EI6cutiCe Legislature, and Judiciary, For
eigR Intercourse, Territories, Collection Of the
RcueHUc District of Columbia, Public Lands,
Minis aud assay Offices, Coast Surrey, Light
Houses, Post Office Deficiency dc.
The expenditures under this head for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1868, were $4,000,
$40 %.
The estimate for the present fiscal year. as
deduced from the appropriation bills, and in
Guiding permanent appropriations is about
S36O00.OC0.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENr.-The expenditures
under this head for the fiscal year ending june
30, 1863 were 27,SS2,676 %; which were ap
portioned substantially as follows:
For PeslOhS
NAVY DEPARTMENT.-The expenditure under
this head for the fiscal year ending Juno 30
1863 were $25, ,775,502 y.
The appropriations for the service of the
Navy Department for the present fiscal yeal
are S17,30O,000.
The following table shows the expenditure OF
the Navy Department since, and including the
Sacol VAN 1Sf9.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

WAR DEPARTMENT.-The total disbursements
made under the direction of, or through the
War Department, for the fiscal year ending
lime 80 1868. were S123,246,G4e 62. OF this
amount there were paid
To- porrties ... S3s 900
-, sote War Claims ........... IU,j5U, ,loo
For E3giLeei Bureau 'naihs 6la2G2O
For Paylpc.ts for property lost or destroyed IN
the military service OF the United states,
Act OF March s. 1Sl9. and supplements there -, 600
Vo -.a,,co ~ Indiana estimated 100000
foI . I2d '.,,S Rpresn ............ 32l5,OOO
60, GoI rno,cs n................ l7992O
IOL , ~ Aif(o,ai ,an,eferies .......... 1872 $50
, 1o tion of Rations Of Prisoners OF War $4,000
S66 523 23s
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SPECIAL
COMMISSIONER OF THE ne IN tE,, ,,o (
WASHINGTON, July 15, 1865. }

Uon WUIIAM i. ALLlsON, III .: -
iS"o S"o. have the honor to acknowledge the
dint olH Of vour note of July 9, and in reference
Ic'tP' thp s9,nc W submit the following statements,
TTemising, ,T mi however, that only substantial ac-
curacy can be claimed for the fSca account noC OF Ie
todp'I fr"n ",. 30 feSS: inasmuch as sufficient time
s bas Topy SCt vet elapsed to allow of perfect and
n%9cf to settlement on the books of the Treasury
DeDartmcnt of all the accounts Of the last quar-
fer of the last fiscal year.
FIRsr-RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
RECErrS.-The national receipts OF revenue
from oll sources for the fiscal year ending June
80 fS6S were substantially as follows:
H.
internal Revenue currency. y).-....-..... l93OO1O
Miscellaneous currency. 47,OOO,ND
Public Lands and direct tax Currency 2SOO'OO0
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TPTTTHS FOR THE PEOPLE.
EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT.
,prTrR OF COMMISSIONER WELLS.

.-,v or REPRESENTATIVES,, NOMMllIht OF NNi'
HOUSE q, Mss ir WAsHTGToN d. c., July 9, 1SGS
niyIp A. WELLS, Special Commissioner
h"C of the RerSn"e; :. - favor if Won will
SIR ,o ot voU earliest convenience, with
furhl9ge 9ogeir9i information, bearing upon the fol-
sSSng s9S questions as may be in yoHT
Jgaj June 81, To what extent has taxation been
,od otcg"o or repealed since the termination oil the
war; Oh on What have been the expenditures, in
Ih"o; o"d detail, of the War Department
ogs5efiP5tc aago i5e a@4ndef a4T Of Lee in April i8e}
Of FS2 LSf' IL What 2t have been the expenditures
ocrygerotc rg@t and annual, Of the "Freedme&'s Bq
2eaa 1sSISFd and for "EocOnstruction' up to July J.
1867 .,+ rosnoctfulIy.
L am !O"'N WM. b. ALLISON.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

Tho Renublican General Committee met at
A. i,o an the Garner Of Broadway and Twenty SEQ
ond at last evening With Cen cochrane IN the Shsls
hieo eoIsad In hold grand ratification meeting either
~ tbs Aoademy OF Music or at Cooper Institute early 10
september. Tho Chair Sas a9thorlted " oomuuuoA''
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03

Many . naa 10 rich without money.
Thousands Of men with nothing In their
pocket, and thousands without even .
pocket are rich. Good boses are better
than gold, tough msselss than silver, and
nerves that fash Ere ssd carry energy 10
every fauction, ere better than houses and
land. II 10 better than landed estate to
have had the right kisd Of father and
mother. Good breeds and bad breeds
exist among ueaas really 40 among herds
end horses. Education may do mach to
cheek evil tsndsneisA Or 70 develop coed
oass, but II is good thing to inherit and
properties Of fsculsiss 70 start With. That
man 10 rich Who has . favor Of Wit and
fun in his competition. Tho hardest
thing to get along with 10 this lite 10 Z
mans own SELF
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-03
Tho Name loWa.

Il u said the indians, who made the
wsrd and alone knew its definition, pro
souuoe Iowa a.. if spelled E.O.wah-
putting heavy stress on the ending syll'
able; and they say it does not mean beau
tiful land a. has bsen generally and po'
stically imagined, but has Q meaning
equally % postical and far more substan.
tisl: IAN Always Home" That is q
homo pretty much forever--or as long a.
ysu desire il. We accept the amendment
aud pass IL over TO The public for third
reading.