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FL LIMOS.
REPuRIJcAN NOMINATION

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION..
NEW YORK, June 26 j. III. Martin was
nominated for Congress by the Republicans OF
the 18th Illinois District yesterday.
MEETING OF RAILWAY AGENTS.
CHICAGO, June 26.-A meeting of general
ticket and passenger agents, representing %
railways, was held to-day to take action on
tue recent demands of eastern trunk lines fer
a pro rata division of through passenger re-
ceipts, regardless of local rates. A committee
OF eight was appointed to prepare reply.
TAXES PAID BY DIsrILLERs
Twenty-three distilers in this county dur
ing the five months ending June, manufactur.
ed $4,000 barrels OF high wines, on which they
paid a tax of over 100000
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[From DR.. R. Richard clan, Boston. Mcss.l

IFrom DR.. r. Richard Clay, Boston, MGss.l
This is to certify that have known Miss Sawyer's
Save tor more than five years, and OF its having
been success ully used in many cases. consider it
superior article, and well worthy the confidence of
those requiring such remedy
r. RICHARD CLAY, MD.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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LOUISIANA.
STARRING AFFRAV.

NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-An ARRAY occur
red in Nictor's restaurant last night in which
Major Frank Nancy, of Nashville, was stab
bed by an unknown man, who escaped. Maj
Manney died INSTANTLY
CONVEYING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Gov. Warmouth's proclamation will be issu-
ed Tomorrow tor the converting of the Legis-
lature on the 29th inst.
ARREST OF COL. LUCKETT.
Col, Luckett, of Texas, was arrested to-day
as accessory to the murder of Major Marley.
The assassin is still at large
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From the Rer. E. n. Helmershausen noao of
Bucksport, Maine.
This certities that L have used Miss Sawyer's
Salve and consider 10 superior any other. cheer
fully recommend it to all in want of q good Salve
E.A HELMERSHAUSEN.
January 25 1867.
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THE one and half storied house No. &c Chestnut,
on the west side I'm from the street), between
Cumberland and Oxford. Lot 46 by 46, with well
of excellent water, and stately elm in the front
yard. d. CHASE
June a. 1868. diff
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co M M Il H CT A L .


BOSTON. D uIe 70.
The general features of the Boot and Shoe market
are UNCHANGED since our last report. Inc present
ations among the trade it is quite evident that an
active demand for Boots and shoes is anticipated
early next month. Pri es are very firm and, with
10 rule higher rather than otherwise for the next sixty
days Manufacturers are buying stock freely, in an
Bile them to fill without loss orders already taken
There be but little risk the BUYERS this
in placing orders early for Fall and Winter goods,
those now being manufactured will be at advanced
cost on those OF the last month"; made from materials
purchased in advance at low prices-[Shoe and
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january %, ISL

From S. M. Stetson of Freeport, Mainel
FREEPoRT, March 90 1866.
hereby testify that N ISIS Sawyers Salve has cured
q smelling my heel Of secerdl gears standing.
gladly recommend it to the public invaluable
remedy tor swelling aud lameness of any kind.
E S. M. STETSON.
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For Sale.
House for Sale.

A FRUIT and Confectionery stand one of the
Abest si uat ons in the city, doing good cash pay
ing business. Sold on account of health. Inquire at
10 Oak street. ie23d1W
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the VIII OF
JOHN BURNS, late of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and have
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds,
as law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
JOHN HARDY, Executor.
Portland June 16, 1868. je17d1aw3w*
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FOR SALE

TINE Stock in trade AMI good will OF Boot and
Il Shoe Jobbing House in Port anu
Is centrally located and now doing good bust
ness
ezg- Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
For particulars address
june23lJt BOX 19bS, Portland, We
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STATE OF MAINE

LIE >|E MAN L.
CUMBERLAND IS.
To Benjamin n. Tib6etts, one of the Subscribers Of
the foregoing application, Greeting.
YouaTe hereby ,quired to notify and warn mt et-
ing OF the members of the Iron Clad Lodge of Good
Tempiars No A. to meet at he time, place and for
the purposes mentioned in the foregoing apple ation
bv publishing copy of SAID application, with this
warrant annex ed, Two weeks suece sivey, the first
publication be at least IA days before the day OF
meeting, in the Daily Press, newspaper printed al
Portland in said County.
Westbrouk, June H. 1868.
JAMES JOHNSON,
je1S-1w2w Justice of the Peace
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GREAT BARGAIN!
MUST BE SOLD
In Falmouth, Fore Side.)

A SNNCO One of the most pleasant Seaside
6ITISAG Residences in the vicinity of PORT
III nh Niis@ land, is offered for sale at a LOW
&t!lIlIa64aEz91 PHI JE. The house is Il story and
unfinished. The lot contains 80 acres with over
200 cords wood. Cuts about SIX tons hay. Apply 20
w. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent je24I3w
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on ne
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, SC.
Apl 29, f. o. BAILEY Auctioneer
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Furniture, CrOckery, Dry Goods,
&c. at Auction.

TUESDAY. June 30th at 1 0 O'Clock A M, at Of
Il ne 1863 Fore Street an assortment OF Furniture,
&c, Beds, Beding. B asst ads, Lounge SinksS ~
Beds, Extension Table, Bureaus, Pla es. Cow red
Butter, Pickle and Soup Dishes, Nappits Tumbltrs,
Cloth in Pants Patterns Vests Fable Linen Napkins
Towels, Oil Covers, Hose. Crash, Dress Goods Clio TX
Pat ems, Shawls an assortment of Groceries, Gel
J Ydtd #. o. BAILEY. Anctionter.
e. M. PATTEN & CO.. Auc.ieneers,
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MN: q MNo' W NJ II. NENUALL.
Freeport, March II, 1867.

From Req. W. III. CrawJord and icife, East CorinM
MGine.l
East Corinth, Feb. 10, 1868.
This may certify that we have used Miss Saw
yer's Salve" in our family eight yeors and can
chs erfuly bear testimony TO its merits healing,
soothing Salve i'll all cases fSat Rheum or Infam-
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Store and stock for sale.

A STORE an Stock of Groceries, we'll located for
A business, can be had if applied for Immediately,
on favorable terms, r,s
Apply to w. II. JEhhls'
June 17-d3w*
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= Maine historical Society

A NO. Buck Eye Moving Machine. in good or
n der: For terms, enquire of JOHN REED,
Woodiords Corner. june18-d3w*
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AUCTION SALES.
Closing Out at Auction Every Eve
ming!

THE stock OF Goods in store No. 229 Congress
SIR ct, next store TO City Building, consisting OF
Housekeeping, Dress and Fancy Goods, Gents Eur-
nishng Goods Cutlery, Plated an Glass Ware, Pic
lures, &c. +. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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For Sale.

A KILN of Brick on Portland Street. at Capants
Award. Enquire OF
ABEL SAWYER & CO.,
June 26d2w 50 Commercial St.
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a. 8. HbAVTSsS

NEW PHOTOGRAPH AND TIN-TYPE ROOMS,
~ in the Boyd Block. corner OF Exchange and
Middle Street, NJ So Give him call.
juno 26. d1w*
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THE Annual Meeting of the Maine Historical So
u ciety will be held in accordance with an amend
ment the Bylaws, at the Rooms of the Society in
Bowdoin College, ON
Thursday, July 9. 86S, at o'clock A. M.
EDWARD BALLARD, Rec. Secretary,
Brunswick. June %, 1868 je23dtd
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From Noses B. TIbbetts, Jefferson, Mel
l can recommend Miss Sawyers Salve, highly
l have never used so good article For healing
purposes it is without an equal.
: MOSES B. TIBBETTS.
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in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
lnands upon the estate OF said deceased TeQuir
ed exhibit the same and all persons indebted to
SAID estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES E. WEBSTER, Admir-.
Portland, June 16, 1868. je1Sd1aw3w
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To In mes JohnsOn, Esqaire, one of the
Justices of rhe Peace in and for the
r Nm. 49,


To In mes johnson, Esquire, one of the
Justices of the Peace, in and for the
County of Cumberland.
lN7E, the subscribers, members Of Society TO
w to promote the cause OF Temperance, called the
Iron Clad Lodge No AZ OF the Ind pendeut Order of
Good Templars request you to issue warrant to
one OF said members directing him to call meeting
OF the members Of said Lodge TO be holden at their
Hail on Congress st Portland. West End the End
day OF July, A. d. 1865 at O'Clock in the afternoon
tor the following objects, to wits.
1st-To choose moderator.
2nd-To choose Clerk.
3d-To choose any other officers, as Treasurer, Lii
brarian, &c deemed necessary to manage their
funds, other property and pecuniary affairs.
4th-To transact any other business that may le-
gally come before them, as the establishing OF By
laws and suitable penalties to enforce them, &c.
g. N. HAYES,
b. Ii. HU STON,
E. CHAPMAN,
b. TIBBErS.
GEO. w. LIBBY,
l.. EUGENE WEYMOUTH,
s. A. CHAPMAN.
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COMBS, BrunslcicE. }

The following are a few selected from the multi
tude of recommendations in the possession of the
Agent.
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From Rev. Nathaniel ButIer.l

It's simply an act OF justice and perhaps it will
be favor to the public to say that | have used
MISS Sawyer's Salve tor ten years. and believe it to
be most valuable remedy for the purposes for
which it is recommended. 1t is most effec i've for
animals in where salve is used Tor them.
1t has proven an almost certain cure Tor ordinary
scratches in horses.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
NEW YORK nIARftFT.

NER York, oct. 10 A.corFoS SImkgt lower,
sales u 261a for AhddIng upAnds, FlBUr AI1Tj
ket steady aud active, Sales az SI.5Qg4s. .0lp pfof
l0.eO fof Round Hooped Ohio WHESf54 Market
st38c better Retpipts2S 800 bus Sales az 81. 63ta
h6b for Mo- Spring; $l.I7 ias0 for choice. sppHe
RYE Market 6rmo ooRNt Market 2Fl3c better
Receipts 39,SO0 bus. Sales at S1,l0@ll2 for Un-
1,EH- Market frmer OATS Marketlc better Sales
I'D ~ for New Western. ahoat PoRR- Market quiet
apd steady. Bales at $2S 56@ 2S. 20 for New Ness
$eB,5O@2s,70 for Old. BEEFr Market quiet. Cur
MEATS Market dull, LARp-rA Market Shade. .irnl-
'en Sales at IsY@i9s for .steam sis@20 for
Kettle Rendered. BnrrER1 Quiet CgFisE- Mar,
kel dull. WHISKY Market qIlleE SuaAR- Market
,a0iA and d4rh. EGosnQ QnIek lSilea a 9iM2s. =
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Nrw YonK. AngllaE 7Lh, ls6s.

y Mn. EprroR:r sevoral Of your correspond
ents. very Old and respectable no doubt; seem
to be wonderfully exercised as TO the origin
of.our Plantation Bitters. SO long az these
Bilters are all that we represent them.to be,
we do not know that it makes any difference
from whom they come, or from whence they
originated; but for the information Of the
public generally, and old Capt. VENT in par
ticular, we viii say that he told the truth, and
thaithe Bitters originated in the West In
dia Islands That many OF the ingredients
have been favorably used for over a century,
but that our combination OF Calsaya is entire
ly new, and our own. The rum and other
materials are tue same, aud as our corres-
pondent says, better Bitters and Tonic is
not made. Werecommend them particularly
for dyspeptics, fever and ague, debility, loss
Of appetite, and in all cases where a tonic and
stimulanti is Required. XXX 81 s,rti ifhe
= t Il 81 Darl Row NJ v i.
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CHIcA66liM.ARKET.

LdaIcAao, October l0--s3READsruRFsy ,. FIoUR =
SDEmand steady; receipEI t.4O0 barrels shipments
hADo barrels. WHEAr-Demandi irregular but bet,
ter; No. 2 S, saleables-reeeipts ll8, ,000 bus
active at full prices and BETTER No l,g2c receipts
100000 bus, shipments, $1,000 bus OATs--Demand
firm pt 6Ok@5OAc receipts $4,000 bus, shipmsuts
lOl,DpO bus 49, sAs--r- ~. ~ ~ ~ 7
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

JUNIPER Tar S0AP---lH certain cure for
ohapped hapds and all roqghnsss or irritation q the skn
taneous sfFectionB MAILING the skin soft and smooth
Msuuiactursd BY OAswelL Hazard Co., New York
Sold BY all druRgiss. noy6 COW
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The. Inalanapolis MURDER

The COroner's jnry at 1ndiampolis, in
the Yofng murder case, has returned a
verdict which. charges AbTama, Hartman,
Mrs. Glen and other parties with the lnTl-
der of Young and hiswiie Mrs. Glen has
been identified asthe second woman seen
in tbe buggy with Young and wife, wIId
went down 10 the sand bar with tlieiiG 3
She has not been arrested; but close
watch has been kept on her house, day
aud night, TO prevent her escape, and with
the view Of getting a clue teJoth sus-
pected parties She is the wife ofa gro-
Ger, ndsister TO Hartman, accused OF the
murder. Joshua NJ, w. LOngdale, special
administrator OF Yonngs estate, has hrd't
-suit against Abrams, Hartman, aud Mrs
Glenn, for $4,000, property OF YpHpg,
which he charges the defendants with hav-
ing obtained possession Of grg kryIf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

Col. Winkhoif, agent. tof ans Arapahoes
and Cheycnnos, has arrived In Washington,
direct from Fort laramie. IIsi sFepresents
that the Indiana within his ageney have Ned
south of the Arkansas river, and that General
gully was pursuing them. The Indians are
In A destitute condition, buffalo and other
game being scarce. II is estimated that the
1rapahoes have about 500, and the Cney'
ennes upwards of 1900 lightning men,
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y Iook atfhese Faeis

AliapalcIl announces that Lieut., Gen
eral sherman has determined to issue arms
and ammunition to the citizens along the
Indian frontier fcrileir protection against
further depredations Of the sayages.p z This
is because he has no troops, The same
telegraphic reportaunoupced the Departure
of h regiment Of regular soldiers frpm
Washington 70 Nashville, where theSare
10 be employeaip boiling the whiterm man
down with their bayonets that the negro
may stand upon, his neck. The. white are
left 10 fight their own battles against the
savage, while the Yignonnt and degraded
negroes of the SoutI," ii Gen. MaTtipdale
wilfparlm tls tor the use Of his e4pFesfdt..
aie backed hf thsBhola milItary pSEet Ief
the United States ip the work o., stamping
out the white nienof intelligence andprop-
erty. This is Radical stateamanship Rad
ical reconstruct Rsdicalpeace. 1tisall
very ine foF'ths Radical leaders and the
negroes hut rather hard upon the men
of the frontier who are abandoned to their
fate, and the men OF the North who have 10
labor and pay the taxes. e .l ao1
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

TAME FIsH. On the sonth side Of the
Collins Company's joiner. shop OF Hartford,
CT, the water inthe pond comes dirPclly
under the windows, Tue worlimen have
been in the habit of throwing particIesof
food into the %ater, which lAsnttraeteJ
large numbers qJ small FISH TO the spot aud
now, al any .hUim, iaon rapping on ths sidB
OF the shop over The waller, the fish VIII
cohe, nom all parts Of The pond, 50 tEai
Me water isblack with the vast crowds
Sbmeof them are oeight inches ihlength.
They come at any time, whether food IS
thrown or]ihot, only by gently rappjng on
thelaide OF the shop .IIWCN ~ Y
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THE provisional government Of Spain will
free the children of colored people in the
Spanish colonies, in anticipation OF the aboll-
ton Of slavery by the Cortez..
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THr New York Herald, referring to the
outraess committed by the Negroes at
Camilla, Georgia, says "Now that the
whole history Of that event is'esen, tits un-
denjably clear that tho nigBers provoked
the disturbance. They marched with their
radicalIleaders, with lppsic and arms into o
quiett6wn, comportinb themselves in an
Offensive manner, making bullying expe-
dition; and the menace of their conduct was
metas il il were real Niggers will see by
this example that it is not yet safe to bully
white men, hatwillprevent collsions.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

VIM B. OGDEN FOR SEYMOUR A letter
from the late President Of tie ,Sorthwestein
Railway addressed 70 the Democratic Con-
ventieI, comes out strong for Seymour, in
the cause Of which he says: .
81 deeply feel the need Of restorationuof
the Government to its former dignihed,
honorable and respectable condition and
administration, when constitutions and
courts and the progress aud the welfare OF
the whole people were the questions con
sidered and acted upon by our public men
and statesmen, rather than the violent and
extreme eonvses which, lmveTof pte been
paaktisedby those controlling pubhcahairs,
tending to the absorption OF all powerrand
tee perpetuetion Of peace in themselves.
Mr.. Ogden is TO Illinois the head and
front Of everyJpdblic enterprise for the nd.
vaneehent 0t the business interests. of the
South. -aiu.gi Rfn sIe aeal ? l3hA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

n GRsERkE FRANKP. BLAIR. tAGeneral Blair
ihRs Beanl spending. eeyelHIs days at Silver
Sprinrs ON iip visit % his patents, 'randi
passed dltmoughaS ashii gt6h 'tSn W W6ihesday
evening, on his Way 10 Bedford, Penn,
where he spoke Thufsday Nlght , General
Blair is fresh from the SanvasSl in Ohio,
Indiana, iaed Pennsylvania Of which he
gives the most gratifying accounts The
enthusiasm, energy and determination OF
the Democracy are aroused to the very
highest pitch while their opponents. con-
scious, many OF them, in then hearts, that
the policy OF then congress has been harsh,
cruel and violent, have little heart in. the
eauseRhich proposes % continue the epolicy;
From these and other reasons, General
Blair.entertaihs the strongest coiifid denee of
q brilliant victory. for the Clonssrva rvativesy
The General looks wen, and will probably
Icontinoe to address the peopie, during the
remainder Of the canvass sNd as .So,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

MAaNoIhk WA1Ens-+Buperior to the best
imported German Cologne aud sold at half
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

= ~. lT.Hl - n 7Illi1I ~ ~ =
The PRREsT AND SWEETEST Con Liver on
IN the world m5nhfacfufed frmp ffeab healiy liYeta
upon the Shore il IL perfectly pure md sweet Pa.
aspts who have onco taken take other Ask for
hazard Caswelps God Liver Qiln Manufactured by
uaPwel Hazard Co., New York Sold by all druggiss
nov 6eow p
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

/. "A DAnAeNa CONFESSION, sF'rhe New
York, Tribune, Times and other Radical
jounnalk, make bitter personal assaultsppon
Mr.. Delmar, the statistician ofthe Treasury
Department, but they do not and dare moi
permit their readers tplsee, hiB official state
.n1unt uf the financial situation, Copies
were furnisheii the Tribune and Times In
common with The other metropolitan jour
nails, and although they usually print every
official document Of the kind, they were
careful to suppress this one They thus
make confession most damaging to them.
selves.
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AZ AREMARKABLEFACT

ReqTlt 0lpl n I1iIBa0 gLl y
That not u single ihstahcShas come to the knowi-
edge Of the pPoprietors, of thefailure Of Robacks
Medicines to give enhrs satisfaction in the hun
dreds of thouaApdE of cases in which they have
been used this isworthy Of rerhafl and undeniabIe
evidence Of their intrlnsc merits Sold by all
druggists everywhere. .snir ihi ut ny
sol snll sH @. 1a i-Ffr1yo aiij 41f,4 f'"
lb.oH Hrl o .ruaiT<7E
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GOOD aHEALTH.

Is paramount to wealth. Il tho system hsAn bad
order purge out the vile, -humor4 aud flistempers
with Robacks Blood pins, and get the internal on
gans performing their regulaE functions, and once
in order, keep them by the daily isso of Robacks
Stomach BittsFs Sold BY all druggists everywhere
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

asApispArcH from Washington to- yester;
days. Herald says ,GMaiDr General j. LA, 1,
i fRawlins, chief q fstAf u General Grant has
gone to Illinois helgeneral object OF his
visit is isltoiconfer with gsneral Grant on
matters Of business Hs expects TO be abb
troubles alleged U 'stist AZ the south, and
while the pioneers upon the Indian froptieI
are being massacred by Indians in conse-
iquencb Of the failure Of the army to protect
them, Gen Grant dsssfts his headquarters
for months and hides himself upon his farm
at the west, and the chief Of staff is Obliged
TO journey thither 10 consult with him; n /,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

The RUMous, ARMY, ExPENsEs. II is no
fault. Of OTIS that these, two paragraphs APP
peaEin one number Of the lN.aYo Tribune:
.tn,,g fTribune-First Page.l
It fs understood that the, forthcoming'
Treasury report for September win show a
slight decrease of the public debt.
|dj np [Tribune-,Four Page.l H,..
. , Reader you know that somebody lies
wicked, Villainoualy lieB with regard to
these war rnxpendituges 81 we, do, say 80
frankly A0ouftaHy Is wen in It's place, but
truth before all things
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

iTHR ExrKNSgsioF irHEl GOVERNMENT "A
DRF1cIf OF 100000, 600 The New York
JOdrnai or Commerce states that the author
lied expenses efthe fiscal year including
remains of old appropriations which have
not hpsed, exceed five hundred and fifty
millions. We cannot fgnre the receipts
under existing laws as high as three hun
dred and fifty millions.r We do not think
a safe estimate will give them more than
three hundred and twenty-five millions
Here we must have deficit in the. current
year Of over one hundred million dollars,
and it is more likely to be one hundredand
forty millions than a less amount.
The balance oflthe cash in the treasury
at the close ofthe current six months can.
not be over about thirty millions, and part
of this will be trust funds not available fol
disbursement. Neatly or,quite all the or
binary appropriation for the war depart
ment for the year ending next June has al.
ready been drawn for, and the balance %
former authorization viii be needed.
2 The. journal calls upon Republican speak.
ers 10 show huwR deficit in the tlaAHntyci
over one hundred millions can be ogercoms
by figures Of rhetoric in a stump speech 2