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sarE 70 meet the question. Let the coun-
I really are. f,--....l .#...-
4 unaeFstaBd my purpose before the House,
L ana cannot put his remarks on the cOun-
I try as coming nom ms. He may under
Il stske " lecture the House and myself ri to
I our duty, but I xviii not per1aft bim TO
fnlsrellresent what ; said If impeach-
hundred millions Co the acountrv.vand i
1 believe 50 sill: that IL would save the
I country from the an1Ou Mt plundered from
tgthe Treasury by ottce-seekers and friends
/ paTtyls that it would. be. worth .eountless
millions Of dollars in the lives of loyal
4 thrusting a usurper and tyrant from the
I White House. fhat is what l said The
4 gentlemen and the House VIII not nlisuu-
guilty, which Jdtrtgst the senate viii rem
Z The Bnl then pissed. a1
= EEdridge offered a resolution inquiring
for what reason the. guards art. employed
about the War Department Objected to-
the publications IN the capital OF each
state Of list Of Toldle 's Claim Agents
Wao have 9eea. R9ldlng 20, funds rseei5yed
Adopted. lIHEGs1 l.a - u
Mullins desired ofofsr resolTiion call
Information as "a th5 removal OF clerks
and other employers since the first Of Jan
"A
f0 Logan offered q resolution, which was
adopted, reqUlrtpg the Secretary Of the.
Treasury AT opce to inform the House OF
the am6unt 6ficOmniissions paid for lhe.
sale OF United states bonds or securities
since the ID of March, Us 2, to whom paid.
Of March, 1862. the com mission paid, &C.
AlBlack desired 10 offer a resolution if-
Erectlng the Secretary OF tho Navy 10.
ifufni ish Information In reply to the resO-
y urfolllOt the the l2th December, As to the
sale of public vessels since the war, sc.
WasHburne, Of Illinois, called attention
to the fact that the Secretary Of the NAVY
Information. The House ought to take
some means to vindicate It's RI ht and
dignity. f E.
Van Anken objected to the resolution.
Jenckes. from the Committee on Re-
vision OF Laws, reported q bill amendatory
visions OF the second clause of section So
till June 1st, 1859, and amends It SO as 10
read Sin all proceedings in bankruptcy,
comnenced after the lst June, 1869, no dis
charge sBall be granted debtor whose
a sets shall not be equal TO 50 per cent. OF
the claims proved against his estate, and
upon which he shall be liable the prin-
efpaI debtor unless Eifh the assent. in
writing, Of majority ~ number and
value Oh his creditors, &C" 1t also gives the,
registers in bankruptcy power to adminis-
ter oathE. The bin was ordered printed
Banks called ap the bill IN relation TO
the rights of American citizens in foreign
countries. ffss Hand ta ~. u
Pains. Of Wisconsin, submitted az 2
other public Ministers and their serYants
from the provisions of the act. f
Banks said the Supreme Court Of the
United states had determined that as Con-
gress had no power IN the premises, the
previous question was seconded-yeas IL,
nays .. eii.t
l4The main question was then ordered
Banks spoke briefly on the bill, Fand
yielded TO Eliot, VINO opposed SWING the
Presidents suoi1 extraordinary powers as
allowed by the bill. .f
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ST. LOUIS.
"a r- E E07
Result Of Recent Iron Experiments
s1ursAttFacting Attention.

E ST. LOUIS, April 20.-The nresult
of the recent iron experiments here
Is attracting wide attention. Parsies
in New York, Buffalo, Chicago and
other places are making critical in
.QuiEies into the matteT,s with a view Of
engaging In the manufacture aud sale
of iron here. Reliable authority says
that gentlemen who have recently had
II the machinery for two furnaees
made in Chicago, with the design Of
putting them up in Indiana, are now
Seriously thinking of erecting them
here. The local press strongly urge
a generous parley on the part of iron
and coal mine and real estate. owners
arguing that such a course alone will
induce the investment here Of capital
from abroad. III
The committee to, Investigate the
affairs Of the Metropolitan Police Of
this city, appointed by the Legisla-
ture, have arrived here and will enter
upon their duties tomorrow.
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NEW YORK
The Erie MatteF-General Grant and
1f Sen gone 90 Washington.

% New YoRK, April 20.-Iu the su-
preme Court to day, special term, be-
fore Judge Barnard. the Erie matter
came up. In the cases against Alex.
n. Diven, Bancroft Davis, Jay Gould,
Skiddmore and Thompson, respect
iYely, Judge Barnard decided that
the testimony should be taken in all
the cases together. Belden, Of the
firm of Fiske, Belden 4 CO., declined
to answer at what time he indorsed
certificates of Erie stock, on the
ground that It. would crimina'e him
self. Judge Barnard decided that it
was a proper question, and on his still
declining, granted six commitments
each of thirty days, and the Court adj
General Grant and son left for
Washington last. night. .l
e. Cunard denies the statement that
the steamers Cuba ana City of Paris
were racing across the Atlantic, and
says no such match was made.
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DETROIT.
Arrival . + rr0pelIers-weather.

DETROIT. Mich April 20 The
propellers Empire, Lowell and Wade,
which have arrived from Lake Michi-
gan, passed through the Straits on
Sunday. The weather thea warm and
pleasant. Came the north passage,
and saw several sail vessels IN the ice
In the south passage. The ice is not
heavy enough to interfere with steam
crafts. A large feet Of vessels passed
up to-day, bound for Lake Michigan.
DETROIT, April 20.-The propeller
Lowell, Of the Northern Trausp0rta-
ton Company, arrived in St. Clair
River at two o'clock this AFTERNOON,
the first beat through the Straits.
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- M [speciaI 20 the EvansvfiIe JournaLl
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20-Maggie
Smith committed suicide by taking
laudanum on Saturday night, from
which she died yesterday. She had
y been seduced and had1 lived a bad
life for few months, tried to reform,
and was an inmate of the Home for
, Friendless Women for a season. She
could get no place where her child
also would be taken, became discouF-
FL aged, and was thus led to go back to
Hlaa' old associations and then to commit
.o7 suicide TITS a sad case.z She fora
-merly resided in Hendricks County.
.&G II Ghrisfian Stawitz has been acting as
local agent-of the Underwriters
"a Agency for sometime past, aud do
ing some travelling for tie company.
~ Anlinvestigatioh shows that he left
here in March, on a pretended trip,
and has not been about the Office
since, although he was in the city
about two weeks since, and drew
tJ nearly all Of the money belonging to
the company out of the bank. 1t is
supposedthat he has returned to Ger
. many, and has ia ken a thousand dol
za5 lars OF more of insuraee money. He
So was single man, about twenty-five
n years Of age. - ''-A
laoi- aa A safe in the ofdeesof Lesh, Tousey
-tlat g Co, on South Delaware Street, was
80 broken opena yesterday afternbon, and
i nearly $500 taken. The young man
-a- who sleeps in the store left at about
.asa one o'clock yesterday afternoon. and
s9 returned in an hour to find the work
2 2baa done and the burglars gone. F-..
By the will Of Omer Tousey. re-
Gently deceased, at Lawrenceburg
Hon. Albert g. Porter, of this city
FeceiFesaboa &C $50 000s
1t is reported here that the guage
of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
is to be narrowed, ,. f...,
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have the assistance Of their associate, Nj.
Ssaubery, VINO was noWH cOnYalencent, t,
and was confident that in tW0I days he
WGuIt gain sufficient strengr tlE 10 assist IN
clos ng ia 2 argument. II tn + expectation ID
Of Mr. stan berry sn0uld he daspolnfads hls
aSsaclstes would need fhe time to prepare
properly 90 MI his placFslit fH.iftaf 1U
logan trequ asted leave 70 file his argus
IN sut Wh4en, ne said. was now pEtn ted Gl
,ler61an- submitted al order granting
leave 10 Managers and counsel TO d iIe ar
gE1 reu8sf went over on O9iRctiOuzaH
ssOu motion OF. .aJ0husOn, the Court ad-
> urnad tfil Wednesday next. and the SEM
ate went into executive session, and at 2
p. II. fad JBurned. -tazf fe 5'Is-s-lfa- fIlEl
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SAN FRANoIsco, April 20-31exi-
can adyices by steamer, state that
General CORONA Lad arrived at SIN
aloa and assumed command of the
military forces acting against Morti-
nez. and had issued a proclamation
calling upon the people to sustain him
in putting down the malcontents, and
restoring the legally constituted au-
thorities.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881,

SANDUsKY, Ohio, April 20.-The
EUeniag JomTdl, a daily, started here
on the 1st Of January last, suspended
publication to-day, on account Of not
being able to gain admission into the
Western Press Association. ivy
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Troy. n. Y, April 20.-Samuel
Lawrence, a feundFyman, in the EN-
ploy Of Burden, was assassinated In
an alley-way between Second and
Third Streets, Saturday. He was
beaten to death. The skull was
horribly crushed. Ne clue to the
murderer.
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SPatNGFIELD, Mass, April 20
Three. fires occurred within two hours
of. eacb other, this morning, and
Henry X. Cobleigh has been arrested
as the incendiary In the barn which
was, destroyedf the horse of Kemballi
a negro. was burned to death..g
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Providence, r. l., April 20-Miss
Betsy Hart, aged nearly eighty years.
was fatally burned in Newport, last
evening, while trying to kindle fire.
She had been a school teacher for
half century.
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WASHINGTON

Order of General Buehanan-He For
bids Agents of the FFeedmen's Bu-
reau taking any part in Politics =
The Second Military ~DlStELct-The
EleCtiOn-The Constitution PrOba.
blY Successful ~
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WASHINGTON April 20. - Brevet
Major General Buchanan, commander
OF the 9th Military District and As
sistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Burea1 for Louisiana, has Is
sued an order forbiddiDg agents of the
Bureau taking any active part 10 pol
ltics. He having received intorma-
ton that certain agents were so en-
gagged, has directed that they cease to
meddle IN any manner with politics or
forward their resignation Any agent
failing to comply with this order will
be summarlly dismissed.
General Grant this morning receiv-
ed a dispatch from Gen. Candy, com
manding the Second Military District.
announcing that IN twelve districts
registering $4,000 votes partial returns
from the poll lists gave 10000
votes "A partial canvass of the re-.
turns (uuofhcial) from niue districts
give 1866 for the Constitution aud
5,747 against it. The heavy raIus
have so much impeded trave. that
these returns are mainly from points
at or near the telegraph lines.
Horatio Bridge, Paymaster in the
Navy and UhIet of the Bureau Of
Provisions aud Clothing. has been re-
tired under the law Of Congress retir-
ing officers at 62 years. Three pro-
motions in the Pay Department ne
essarily follow.
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ALBASY, April 20.-The trial of
General Cole, for the murderOEL III.
Hiscoak, com meuces to-morr0W J a the
Gourt of Oyer and Terniner Judge
lngraham, of New York, presiding.
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MoNTREAL, April 20.-Rumors
prevailed yesterday that the Governor
was ~ Ipossessi6h Of information re-
specbing the Fenian conspiracy to as
sassinate heGee; that the cOnspira-
tors forty in number. drew lots, and
the execution Of the deed fell to
Whelan.taa s43a -rf s
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RREHC1EAN FARMERS, HOTEL
ANa heerers, and all those wishing help
can be- helsupINled on short notice az the
EN A ,lsS VILE E3iPLO1 BiEST OFFICE
second street, between Main ana Locust.
sprl0 div. 70
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III y D ||--'@77 ~ II
alata INDIANAPOLIS.

SnIcide-PrObable Departure Of an
Insurance Agent-safe Blown Open
and Robbed. ,TH-
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! 7ET9vBoN A III F25LF gss0:ng-

. sS E8SboN AbFiF29LE veniug-Past-
lament re-assembled this evening,bu
after sheEts sitting, adjourned uuvil
to-morT0w. The proceedings ia bath
houses are unimpOrtant- .bma si'
DURLIS,.Aprit pa grand review
Of the fofcessih Snd around this city,
tQq kFpiaess psday insyPReRiGH Parll,
me troops we're under conniand Of
His Royaf tfighness, the Duke of
Cambadge2 Phe Prince t9fJ Wales
was present with a large and brilliant
staff and reviewed ehe troops, who, all
clad in new uniforms, made a fine-ap-
pearaHeeg The display attracted large
crowds Of people.who covered the ele-
.yated. grounds and buildings in the
vicinity.
GLASGOW April 20.-The steamer
Aeodia arriTed yesterday, .rt5a -
, SoUTHAiIPToN, y ApGla2 20. = The
steamer Hausa. arrived this afternoon.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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Han Of Temple of Honor Division, No. 54,1
sons Of Temperance.
-1 April Tth, 1868. J
TIME MEMBERS OF TEMPLE or
4 Honor Division, No. 81. sons Of Tenn
prrance, are hereby notified that there
viii be an election for three Trustees for
the Division on Tuesday evening. A priI
2lst. at their Hall, at ~ O'clock Pm.
By order of the Division.
LESLIE T. IGLEHART, A. r. s.
apl7 d4tr ...
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ALBANY, N.dYeI April 20-The
Erie Railroad bilbuexaedy as il came
from the Senate, passed the Assembly
TO day. a1am 3dI r-.i.a
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Sale Of ReaI Egtate

Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.
RTOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, that,
IN on MONDAY. the 4th day Of May,
IIS the UNDERSIGNED. Comm issiOuer aD-
pointed by the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Vanderburgh County, viii sell at public
SAID. at the Courthouse door in the city Of
Evansville. the following described real
estate, to Wkt:
The northeast one-third of Lot twenty.
in the Upper Enlargement Of the city OF
Evansville, being 50 feet on Gum street
and 7j feet on First street.
Terms made known at day OF SAFE.
HIRAM NELSON.
apl3 dlt,W3t Commissioner.
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= The best stock in our line to be found In
5he city will be kept constantly cn hand
apis d3m
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RROTICE Is n EREBY GIVEN, that
IN the partnership heretofore existing
between Henry Richstetn and Fred. .karges,
under the name and style OF Richstein a
Karges, was dissolved by mutual consent
on Monday, a pril 18th.
The busin rs of tile firm VIII be settled
oy Fred. karges, who coatinues the busi-
ness at the old place, OF. H1gh street, be-
tween Leet and GoOdsfIl Streets, and is
alone authorized TO collect and pay all
deb 81. HEN RN RICHSIEI n.
1. FRED. kARGES.
ApriI d. Isls. Lapl4 d3t
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Boston, April 20.-The Cretan
Fair in this city netted $4,000
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-21
The impeachment Trial

THE EYIRENsGE sED.
L|GJa.fI 1 zLL1 HHIkI .H8
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90 % z5H9AM % M
The Constitution badly
Successful.

The Second Military Dis
trict.--Ihe Election.
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Notice TO Debtors

a LII PERSONS IN EBTED To
80 the late Hrln Of Richstein & Karges
are requested to call and settle immedi-
ateiy. FRED. KARGES.
aprl4 dot
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CIR AP Il.

For Commercial and RiUer Dispatches see
FFfth Page.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-21

The Impeachment Trial.
}boo0 VTu 19ruU2 2 bls pr.1qS ~
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-21

.O) 4hg Election in L ouisiana.
, 1868-08-11

! at ByfOgden / FrederlkSted lndbetalende
Reiseomk ostninger nedsettes til $50. Naar
Udvalget saa starkt har udhevet, at I'd
giften er stegen Aar for Aar og at hvis de
saaledes bliver we'd vii Diet blive umuligt at
nedsatte Beskatningen (som Udvalget dog
senere foreslaaer nedsat paa Grund at Over
skud , saa var han uvis ON til hvilken Pc
rhode her var sigtet. Der kunde neppe
vare meent de 3 sidstforl6bne Aar etter
Coloniallovens Ikrafttreden, da Regnskabs-
ov~ersigterne like udvise nogen v8sentlig
For0gelse i Udgifterne, navnlig naar der
hensees til at der under disse for 1666-67
er indbefattet ct Udlaan af $1,000 Og for
1967-68 de extraordinaire Udgifteraf$ So, 900
til Underst0ttelse af de we'd Orkanen den
29dc October f. A. Skadelidte paa st. Tho
mas og St. Jan og at $2,685 til Understot-
telse af de we'd Vandaoden og JOrdskj@lvene
den 19de November f. A. Skadelidte i By
erne paa St. Croix; og med Hensyn til I'd
gifternes St0rrelse i nervPrende Budget,
matte han henvise til Diet af ham / M0det
den 6te April d. A. Fremhevede, at der
under samme var indbefattet $4,000 tt
Bygningsreparationer paa Grund at Wand
floden og Jordskjelvene. DersOm der der
imod var sigtet til en- tidligere Periodic,
MATTE han paastaae, at en- Sammenligning
imellem Oens Udgifter siden 1ste April
1865 med de forrige Statskasse- Udgifter og
Landkasse- Udgifter tilsammen for 9 a 10
Aar siden, n6dvendigviis maa udvise, at der
er indtraadt IN meget betydelig Neds%t
telse i Udgifterne, og Diet navnlig til Mill
tairvesenet. bet eldre sedvanlige I'd
giftsbel6b til MiIitairvesenet for begge
Der var $4,000 p. a., der undertiden end
og blew overskredet, saa at Gjennemsnittet
for de 6 Aar for Coloniallovens Ikrafttraden
androg $112,8OO; men we'd den fham fore
slaaede forandrede Organisation m. m del
blew gjennemf6rt we'd kongeligt Rescript at
lite Februar 1868, nedsattes Udgifterne
til ct a~nslaaet aarligt Bel6b af $97, 900,
hvoraf, efter Adskillelsen at Oernes Finant-
ser, s5 Dele eller $56,2OO skulde talde paa
st. Croix, og Resten paa st. Thomas
Dette Belob er imidlertid i Virkelighed like
medgaaet, da Totaludgiften til Militair-
vesenet paa st. Croix, 1S65-66, kun har
udgjort $5I,1o1, 1S66-67 $50, ITO, og j
den af Bogholdercontoiret udarbeidede fore
lobige Regnskabsoversigt for 1867-69 end
o. 49, ] m 40 HHA OA-al
, 1868-08-11

der de aarlIge Bevllllngst0rslag, Og at dlsse
Udgifter ere stegne fra $4,S36 i 1864 til
$3.50, uagtet Diet var tilfulde anerkiendt,
at Adskillelsen af Oens Finantser fra st.
Thomas og st. Jan selvt0lgelig Wilde med
fore N~edsRttelse i Udgifterne til Gouverne-
mentscontOlrerne, MATTE han hertil be-
mRrke, at Diet Sidste beroer pal en- Fell
tagelse, da Diet tvertimod under ForIand-
lingerie angaaende ColonialIovsudkastet
var fuldkommen erkjendt, at Inddragelsen
at Diet forrige Borgerraads Comforter, Secrc-
tair-, BoghOlder- og Kasserer-Postcrn og
Forretnlngernes HenlRggelse til Gouverne-
mentscontoirerne, MATTE medf0re en- for
6get Udgift til Contoirholdet we'd disse, til
samme lid som Udgifterne til de nedlagte
Poster under Borgerraadet besparedes.
Den n6dvendige Forh0ielse i Udgifterne til
Observation-Disclosures Optoges Bevil-
lingsforslaget for 1S65-66 og vedtoges un-
der dette, og der er AnmRrkningerne til
Ihvert af de paaf6lgende Budgetter giort
Rede for, at der endnu like kunde gj0res
nogen Indskrenkning i Udgifterne, indtil
Diet endelig er fundet muligt indeverende
Aar at gj0re en- Nedsettelse i samme af
$500. De t~idIigere eager til Borgerraadets
Embedsmend androge $4,000 aarligen,
hvOrtil kom Udgiften til Skrivematerialier
&c, Og naar Forretningerne nu ere over
saaede til Observation-Disclosures med
en- For6gelse i Udgifterne we'd dis<e at ikkun
1914, er dette saaledes en- aarlig Besparelse
af henved $l,SOO. Han forbehoIdt at trem-
Isette sine Bemerkninger til Udyalgets An
forte ON Politimester-Embedern og ON
Udgifterne til Fattigv@senet, naar yedkom-
menke Bevillingsforslag komme til Behand-
ling. I Anledning af Udvalgets Forslag
ON Nedsattelse af en- Commission, va'gt
deels at Gouvernementet deels at Raadet,
til Undersogelse af Oens Administration,
for at opnaae en- Simpliication i denne og
derived en- Jndskrenkning i Udgifterne,
~meddeelte han en- kort Fremstilling af de i
den danske Rigsdag i dette Aar foregaaede
Forhandlinger ON Nedsettelsen at en- par
lamentarisk Commission til Unders0gelse at
Administrations i Moderlandet, og be-
merkede, at efter de under bemeldte Sag
skete UdtaleIser fra Regjeringens Side. saa-
velsom hvad der er skeet i Moderlandet /
andre Tilfelde af lignende Beskaffenhed,
t. Elk. med Hensyn til Commissioner an
gaaende den nve REORGANIZATION, MATTE
, 1868-08-11

menllgnlng lmellen dc nuV3fende OHent-
|lige Udgitter og dem for 10 a Is Aar siden,
maa lagges vel Merke til, at allie Livsfor-
n6denheder og de ieste andre Ting ere
|stegne meget betydeligen i Priis i Mellem-
|tiden, og Diet maa vistnok indr0mmes, at i
IGiennemsnit Alt er bIevet idetmindste 25
pct. dyrere siden him Periodic naar der
alligevel. til Administrations og de offent-
|lige Formal kun forbrugtes de samme Be-
lob som dengang, Wide dette VirkeIighed
ware Zig en- N~edsetteIse af Forbruget med
rs pct. Den naturlige F0Ige at h6iere
eller hvad der er Diet samme Penges
'forringede Vprdi, wilde have v;eret Udgif-
ternes Forh6ielse som paa mango andre
Steder, og deriblandt / Moderlandet we'd
L6nningstorh6ielse og Dyrtidstillrg osv.
'og naar man her i Colonierne hoIdt Udgif-
terne omtrent paa Diet tidligere Standpunkt,
maa dette tilSkrives Gouvernementets Be-
striebelser for at gjennemf6re den strenge-
ste Sparsommelighed i allie offentlige I'd.
glitter. bet MAJ derhOS, med Hensyn til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i Regnskaberne for de
sidSte 3 Aar vel erindres, at disse Omtatte
saavel de tidligere Statsud. litter som Land
k~asseudgifterne, saa at Gems Budgetter OF
Regnskaber siden den It'd ingenlunde kunne
sammenstiIles med andre Commune Regn-
skaber. Til samme It'd erkjendte han fuld-
.kommen, at T~otalbel0bet ut de %nuverende
offentIige SKATER og Afgifter paa Gen er
holt, og at Diet er meget 6nskeIigt al en-
Neds;ettelse i flere. Skater kunde skee /;
men saalpnge Gems Gjtld til Statskassen,
'hidr0rende ira dennes Beholdning herude
den lste April 1865, like er afgjort og ct
Reservefond dannet, vii Diet i fnantsiel
Henseende vere tilraadeligst enten at I'D
|sette Nedspttelsen at SCATTER, indtil en-
ylerligere Indskrenkning i Udgilterne kan
Igjennemf0res, eller samtidigen at e~rstatte
en- Nedstttelse i de mere trykkende Skat-
ter we'd Paaleg at hensigtsm*ssigere At
glitter, og i denne Henseende Wide der
navnliS kunne blive Tale ON en- Consum-
tionsafgift af den Rom, som forbruges paa
Gen, en- Afgift som paa fere at de engelsk-
vestindiske Ger udgj6r en- vigtig Commune
indtegt, og som i Forbindelse med den
|deraf f0lgende Toldforh6ielse paa fremmede
|spiritueuse Drikkevarer, Wide kunne have
en- I~ndfydelse til at standse en- odeleggende
Last. Ogsaa VII Diet vere onskeligt, ON
ioiannam Toldlovpnp naatte kunne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-29

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~ A. H. MOTT Y co. .... -
Hayejpst received and are constantly rcceiglng
from the manu- facturers alarge stock Of all kinds
Of goods kept in first class HOUSE Fu 4
NiSHING ESTABLISHMENTS; also. b As
KETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES. DOOR MATS,
WOODEN, BRITANNIA, PLATED AND
TIN WARES, Sc, &c to which they respect
fully invite the attention Of merchants and the
K l.. Wo I'D having associated himself with
the abovs firm, would be pleased TO- see his
friends at No s, North Fairfax st a lexandria.
ANDREW H. MOTT. Richmond:
... BERTRAND =. ASHB4, tauquier.