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?wu?juiii?i^i iii tuwiKiiim*rwTiqunf?w!TW".iumw?m?w^w j
Til? Profligacy of Ldncolu's Adiniox- j
1st rat ion?Its Expenses as Coiopurcd i
. with tliosc of former Admfitl?tra- !
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, vme. 01 xuo .suoscriucrs ot the iiridgcport i
'(Connecticut) Farmer sends it the following
slip clipped from the N,ew York Ledger of July
11, 1850, which is curious when contrasted
. with'tho expense account of the present day.
The editor of the Ledger expressed alarm when
lie footed up the expenses of the Government j
tinder Mr. Pierce, and omphasized his alarm i
with platoons of exclamation points, as is seen !
in the extra referred to :
Liberal Expenditures.?The expenses of
' the Government of the United States," under
the present Administration, arc as follows:
-$75-,886,4 00. a year!
"(?,o07,i200 a in0/1 th !!
1,452,02irs week!! !
207,560 a day !H !
<5,t>Q0 a:i tio.jv| J !
1,440 a minute!!!!!!
?. i ' . , . < 2,4.0j^^pcond ! I!!!! !
'--. !xwa dollars and torty cent# at every, tick of
the-clock ! That will do for Young America.
But jvhero' does the nioney go ? For what is it
Applibdrf Under Mr. Polk's administration during
tho Moxican \Yar, when we lmd a hundred
thousand men under arms, "and largo armies
and numerous garrisons in Mexico, the annual
expenses of tlie Government wore a 1 it tie over
forty-four millions "a year. I
After producing this, tho Farmer shows the j
"other side of the picture," as follows
Look on this picture. The expenses of the I
Government of the United States under Mr.!
Lincoln's Administration arc as follows,:
f.l ,000,000,000 a year !
b 83,333,383 month 11
" v. 20,833,388 a. week !!!
3,000,000 a day 111!
125,000 an hour ill!! * \
2,083 ??minute ! 1! 1 ! 1
... 35 a second !!!!!!!
Thirty-five dollars every'tick of the clock.?
in.?- r? 1 *
jluviv in ii" use oi a?King wnoreyihe money I
goos to, for what it is applied. Soino of it - is
used in making warliko implements, vessels and
missiles-?millions of ii to enrich contractors
and o(fice'holdors?all of it worso than wasted.
.
Morb Official Mismanagement.--A few
days ago, previous to the meeting of the impressment
commissioners in Virginia, you could
purchase wheat in that State for ten dollars per
bushel. * Stuce the adjournment of the coinmis
Ki6n6rs,/*the price has gone up to thirty dollars
per bushel. This advance has been caused by
the action of that body of men. This certainly
is a prefty picture to look at!' The price of
one of the hoc8ssaric6vof life enhanced three.
>. fold by* the very parties who ought to do all ii'
their power to keen it down. It appeirs If
some of our 5ncomp'?t<t>te;rcia.ls were :loiv:f al.
1.) toeir 'p->-.ve*r to ruin cur cause by tip ir wC.1-,1
ish cr insanedeeds.? Ch-o?icl? dc'Sauiiad.
ijow 71?; o s ey Tons.? .c : av? ;Vec u ini
\v scan statements oftlfd great weight <5f le>d
refju red to be fircti in the bat tle or :.}??> killing .
or wounding of a single man. But does anybody
ever reflect tln\t to free the negroes emancipated
by/this war, wc have expended more
than double the\veight. of ever y individual estimated
in hard silver money ? Such is the
actual fact. Tim post of the war up to the
present time would amount to over sixty thousand
tons, of sterling silver. Average the!
Weight of negoes,, big and little, at seventy j
pounds, and double it in silver as the cost of
each darkey's "freodom," and we find that our
war expenses would pay, at the rate, for PC?0,000
"citizens of African, descent." That's the
way the money goes.?Boston Ce'uricrt
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CAMjM DAILY. JiiURiS AL.I
,Trctn:<i*AY BKOK&areG," ATJ?'G. *" |
In n rwnt itumbor oftho Lvipsic Medical dozcttc '
there ie a ca-se of successfully practiced transfusion of ,
nnivnul bloor] iDto u human .tubject, "twelve c-ir.ces j
from the wins of a lamb lnvjug been injected with '
benefit to a local pv.ient."
The Aitvck oh Macon.-t The AtletUa Appsr.l?nys
that whoo the metuy made the advance on Macon tli >t i
Qcn. .T. E. .tours rox wok the* field promptly at the i
head of the impromptu forces that wore raised to defend !
the city. and tho number at Ius'c.miruand proved equal j
to tho emergency. Hurrah for the gallant old chief- '
tain.
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Arrivals at ll;e Soldier'* HSejst
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AUliUST, O.
J K Atkevson?On J. 20th Regiment S C V?Kick?
from Kershaw. j
W A Fuudorburk?Co J, 1st Regiment SC Infantry j
?'from Lancaster.
Jool Hough--Oo G, 2d S C Regiment?sick?from :
Kershaw. _
George DoBrulil?Co F, Hlx S C Cavalry?sick?
?from Kershaw.
Georga Self?Co G, 7 th S C Battalion?pick?from |
Kershaw. .. j
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[From fbo Columbus Sun.]
The removal of Gen. Johnston from the com- ;
tuaild of the army ofTennotsec vt cities the pre- ,
diction long since made by those acquainted
with the tine character and peculiar mental
constitution of the President. The army, we ;
arc told, regard it as an act of personal hostility
on the part of Mr. Davis. The brave men j
who were spoken oi' disparagingly at. Mission j
Hidge in order to save the reputation of a pet |
'ofheer, cannot Con'ciei'e'ir dhe rebuilt of a jiropef'J
respect for the interest of the country at huge, j
and of the department of Georgia. Dissatis-j
??... i ? -11 -v* :
liivuiuu it> ijutui-i on <111 fines. a\?) ijienenu in '
tlie Confdderuto service possessed the eontf- j
dence of his troops to :i i>cutler degree than !
did Gun. Johnston. No tnililuvv leader in the )
western department over succeeded in winning '
the confidence and respect of the citizens to tho .
I extent Johnston did. !
| <lo'i. Johnston had importuned the war do- j
I pnrtnient, time and. again, for reinforcement. |
lie asked only tint!, a small force of envairv, i
| led by an experienced and snc?vf*fu! 'Officer, '
! might he sent in Sherman's rear. This he cm- '
' sldered necessary to ensure s.icees- in a jr-morn
| engagement, an-1 to avoid ft lir-eh'-a i ::im.
1 tnVc of lmirian life. IJis imp'-rc.i:' ? .
| repeatedly marie, wor * n?! li?< ! '>. V *
j retroat upon Atlanta or \..e
' ariliv i:i an i>nrr:i<roiM.Mit < ' > .....
I '
! r.o deceive ivsu It's. ore ?;<t only ' \>\ \ :\n'>r->
i presented. I)o 'wisely cho:*.1 the
for \vlj;c)i we arc told ho lias boon ivlievei: of!
his command. (
It is notour purpose to enquire into Mr.-Da- ;
viB1 true-reasons for not complying with Gen. I
Johnston,s request. This is a matter forspecu- i
lation merely. Nor do wc know that it would [
do any good to state what thosb reasons are ;
were the}* even known beyoiil periidvonluro. j
The people were only aware of the ^'resident's
personal hostility to Johnston, and that that
j which was denied Johnston, has, in part at least, j
| been granted his sudecssor.
, Notwithstanding the goneral dissatisfaction |
I credited by this-change, the spirit of the army !
is still liim, and we have reason to hope that ;
with the aid and so nrv rn':<?n w!.,cfuG"U. k'o ' ,
wi! .cre; "iJ from lue G- vevuwcr.t, ho wil:
i r?t?i* to \?v:';; .'.'herman ? S.aJt : ? i
\ .:r >?'.;* them /'Stnrtr' nt 'j ?
!)' .* {? vei :?r! may "rr * , v . < ? . .
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,l;i : Lit, > . ?..i [ . .I'-'i-. '
' v. : -fr-ve. . j
.. v?d sywp.'tl.y < ;' V !; ;'I ohrs .
; 7."nr. in view of too groat issiu s at stnkr.
i *
| Sextkncwd.?.lodge Magrath'presiding over j
I tbe Confederate Court at Greenville, pronoun- '
red sentence last \Yednesdaj' upon Thomas I
! Marqunnd, William Williams and Henry Mar- j
quc2, found guilty of counterfeiting Con red or- ;
ate Trcnsuty Notes M.?rquaud is to bo exe- '
cutcd in Columbia on the lGtii of .September, i
and W.lliams and Marquoz on tin? 23d. The J
prisoners were returned to jail in this plpee
Friday t>y Assistant Marshal Zeal v.
The. remarks of Judge Magrr.tii in passing
senteueo are reported to us as having been very |
impressive and affecting.?Guardian.
rym"< 1
LATEST BY TELEGUAPi^j
REPORTS OF THE ritKSfi ASSOCIATION.
Entered according to the Act or Goaf-ass in the year !
1603. by J. n. Thrasher. in tho nnrk\? office oftlie '
District Cou.T of tlie Confederate States for the l
Northt rn District of Georgia. i
FIIOX MOBIL'il ' j
Mobile,. Angust 6.? In an engagement with |
the monitors we line] two killed and eight S
j
wounded on* the Tennessee, and seven wound- '
ed at tort Morgan. The garrison of the fort is j
reported to he in fir.e spirits. Lieut. Comhtock i
was killed in tiie engagement, and Admiral ;
Bnchaujin wounded severely in the letr. thonrdi 1
it wn? thought amputation unnecessary.
Our loss is considered slight. The euerny 1
continues firing. Tim crow of the Gaines and!
other gunboats came up last night. The cue- j
mv lost one monitor and one gunboat in the
engagement.
Business in Mobile generally irupeuclod, and"
the c.itv military nil in onnip.
Three gunboats came within a few miles of i
Dog.River Bar on r'osterdnv evening,, and!
1 ' V " "
weld hack. The enemy have harelv carried J
our out-po^ts. a . {
1
mobili:, angus! t.? To the lion. J. A. Srd- i
don l?ccrelorif of Wrr : Seventeen of tlic or.cmics
vessel^ 14 ships and 3 mm-clads, passed
Fort Morgan this morning;
The monitor Teeuinsch was sunk I'}* Fori
Morgan.^ The Tennessee was compelled to
pnYPiriider after a despcnite' cngageinont" with
the eneniv't. fleet. \
Admiral Buchanan lost, a leg, and is' a pris- j
on? r. '|
Solum has hc.cn raptured.
Gains was headed near Hospital at Fort !
Morgan-.
T..o enemies fleet lias approach ocl the t ivy, ]
jUhI the monitors have been cirmfcd with Port !
rowel! all day. \
XOETVEXX XE WE
v. Aejust 5.?New Orleans papers ,
**; : y ' -v..' er.tirnly evacuated ;
?? % .'* ; . , <' : v . everything. . !
/ . \r> >} ; steamer Clara ^
?; ?' :> ?? .; .vn.irnl-.'.l 13 \ nrikeca. 'the ,
I r e- aped t<? La riding. <
,?>. N itioua! Democratic Convention is to j
lu- held in New York on the 4th of October, i
1
Yesterday morning at 3 o'clock Col. Scott, i
captured the stockade at Doyle's plantation on ;
the river, below Baton Rouge, without the loss [
of a man. We hffve taken over 100 prisoners,
ami a large amount of military stores.
The New York Times of the* 5th has been
received. ^No news of importance from either
of the main armies. The Court of Inquiry to
inquire into the late disaster at Petersburg bad
niot. The exact number of Federal Joss has
heen ascertained to be 5,640. '
No cold qnolinns givoo, the 4fh hritfg .1 day j
.1- ' j.oh? ??:r . o.lvo- i.-.U of \u'i olh * > . ;
T:.-- ;--r ? : d . o :i\ vh> ?? * .-.re 1
h. Jc:i. f V?:w T>t:'% * ' -?;h.
\i n{ ft- ioss '
T.o! 1*0;' 10 ? .} <?rrt'Iifls oocun.o.j H^gerstOWn
or t!;ota. Cow Cuniifccalla for 3000 militia,
forces, ami earneHt.lv urges on the ' people the
necessity of immediate preparation for defence. I
A poit'on of the Cumberland Valley arc J
completely panic stricken, and the farmers arc j
hurrying off I heir stock. 1
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FX Oil OHIO.
Wade <if Ohio and Davis of Maryland hivoj
published letters in the Trtbunf, strongly ani j
ma/lvertb g on the refusal ol Lincoln to sign
the bill for the reorganization of the rebel
States-. , 1
uvi?n-?rt . tryrot<^rj,TT-,'i?'^ii;uju.tiwne->tmvaiuwuiii4^urn*iwwiBwoi *
FROM KTVh'MOXD.
Richmond, AuguM S.?Additional fr<}m the
Washington (.'hranicle of the 6Lli:
The City Council of Philadelphia have voted''
to pay ^5-iOO bounty for every volunteer.
The most extensive counterfeits ever known
have been discovered. The United States is
broken up. In SmIjOUis a large amount of
the counterfeits have been secured.
Greet excitement prevails in Montgomery
county in consequence of an attempt .to cap
turu a hand of gucrrellas and deserters, in thftt
county. The citizens of iiillsboro' are fearful r
that the rebels will burn the town. A regiment
of infantry has been ordered to Iiillsboro'
Stormy times anticipated.
FROM PETIiltfsEUHCi.
pETEKsarRG, August. 8.? Since the. explosion
of the mine on Friday evening?, nothing of
interest has transpired. Some picket firing and
mortar shelling to-day. resulting in nothing of
importance. \ '
Grant is certainly sending more troops from
his command to the Valley. He is not hcleivudr
however, to havo abandoned mining, but still
perseveres in digging.
? O - ? - One
man, twelve miles south of La Crosse,
Wisconsin, Ir.?*taken with a not tlfis season,
30,0(1 ( pigeons Another man at Sparta has
taken ?1,000 worth, at four ceitfs each.
MIMCM *T-?in*CKVTT.r??kXtTT=7J?4- MttQPHMUMBPTOCTIKI H*U Ua SM*3K<
Depot Soldiers Board of llelie?.;"
. * iOAMimv, ff. C? August C, 1BG4 " .
ON AND A FT F. It TUTS DATK r\ND TTNTTL
farther notice r.v regular days .for delivering
corn, Ac., will ho on Tuesday and Friday croaiii week.
A \\ persons interested will govern themselves nerord
in ply. ' . ' J.M. (JAYI.E.
August (' -I. Agent.
Cotifviferate please copy. >
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AD.l'J. AND INSPECTOR GKXKRAL'S OFFICE. /
Coi.umbia; August i, 1661. )*
ti; Axawwnto numerous inquiries ai>i
JL dressed to this office'in relation to ilio Militia Lawsof
tliis Slate, llio folhiwmg announcement is made :
I. All male while persons resident in this Stale, between
the apes of sixteen and sixty years, capable of
' bearing arms, except- persons who tiro exempt l'rom
''all militia service." aro liable to militia fluty, liotli ordinary
anil in tlio field in times of alarm, insurrection
or invasion.
II. Persons who have bcou enrolled for Confederaio
soi vice and detailed to remain at home in givil employments
or pursuits, or who have been exetnptud
from Confederate service during t he continnaneo of
such exemption or detail, are liable as other citizens in
times of invasion
III. Persons who have been enrolled for Confederate
feer.'iee, whether general or local, although detailed
to remain at home, are not eligih'o to any militia office,
"and no oiio liable to duty in the Confederate sor
vieo. n 11'ess ho be exempted trom said service, under
tj.e pr< v'siot.s of be i'xemption Act of Congress, shall
orevur he eligible to any nnli.ia."?(A. A. 6th Feb:
'.iniy 1-163.) . ,
IV. i.eLflilcd men who liavo beep organized an
such int Companies tor ! cal military service by Confederate
authority, will not bo bold liablo for militia
service.
TTT W?l!a! > - W
v. nmma omc.TK 111 carrying iniocxeeution General
Orders No 8, series !804, from this otliec, will bo governed
by tlie foregoing instructious. and hold in readiness
for Actual service their respective commands, in
obedience to said orders.
Bv command:
(Signed.) .A. 0. GARLINGToN,
Adj't nnd Inspector General S. C.
Official: G. A. Foupif, A. A. Gen.
fKRSONS fcXKillT FROM A LI. illl.KIA 111" TV.
The Lieutenant Governor; the Judges of the Courts
of Law umd Kqyity: tin: Ordinaries; Clerks ot tbo
Courts of Common Pj&is and General Sessions; Shor.
ill's: Masters, Commissioners and Registers in Equity;
the Secretary of .State; Surveyor General; Ootppotroller
Genoral. r.r.d Treasurers of the State.
I5T" Paily papers of Stato publish one veck, other
papets threw lime.'.
August G Iw
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