, 1863-07-04


left end representing 'eome important event
contemporaueous with the event represented
BY the national painting On the back, and the
right end, design symbolieal Of the event
Represented BY the other vignettc. -.
The painting designated for the back Of the
smallest denomination five dollars) is Van
derry MS great work Of the Landing Of Colum-
bus, and the eymbo1lcal design for the right
end will be Columbus Introducing the New
world to the Old, America being typif3ed by
female figure, led By the hand Of Columbus
into the presence Of Europe aud Asia, who
are reclining In the background, absorbed by
the ceremony.
tain copy OF Powell's painting, In the Cani-
tol. of De Soto Discovering the Mississippi,
and the left end vjgnette Of the face will illus.
trate great event OF the same epoch. VIZ .
Franklin's discovery Of the identity between
Lightning and Electricity, while the symbolic
design ut the right end Is spirited figure
representing g Amsasa with an eagle's flight,
Between the two vtgnettes on the face Of
ill The notes, there will be two le-
gends, the upper : one showing the
national character of F.. the note. and
the lower one containing the name and
obligation Of the Association issuing tt, The
upper legend on all the notes will be rs fol-
lowe;
) "SAT1osA1 CURRENCY.
This note is secured by the bonas ~ thu
a+Woah;nnt, , 1sp1snsu 3s ;a ~, WaI4 tne treasurer
~ ''.s5st Tpt.A sl MI W slsued W tne
ssulsf L q tt tne unlteo states and BY the
The lower legend Of tho first note issued
will be, The first National Bank of the City
lars on tlemand 1T tkejr nffica r. ~ ri+,. -
WASHINGTON D ~ This viii II hs s1J s;ona wx h., ~.
The Presidpnt md cosh;ar ~ tha "a ~
Tho 1ataa $500 - -. - aeooelatton;
choracfer ~ ~ iiin,,;ratoa .uu H.
ronnfrvsa .rosrrnas Iii ~ n1etUly VI n. slo
ma,Ia3 nan az ss Pssseat SUN
III o1terst;nn row nna 10
nti,er 'e' "e'on 1loat on' oeaon1il1'1aon W I'LL
STho aro-orsre, ~ +ha sro o~,a +a,, a.,,.u
notes has been Entrusted to the Continental
Bank Note Company Of New York, who will
devote oil their resources, in connection with
the best engraving talent OF the country, to
Its speedy and successful execution.
TIE EXEMPTION CLAUSE.
The fart thot Tho nove-r,nart h.s ,.uraa
orders nfer;nC sa0o a1ditionoi hountv fo, ~.
o-nfts ~ thc rorn1a "..,,-. - nr,1asJ ~. ~
~ 4ha 70 ~ tns army, ior enlisted men
reoarded ~ ;ndnhitahia nS as,aanna tht ~ ~
dG7a-m,nat;a, ~ ths na.stS1ts tsn. ~ u,. ~
sS1 cnnse n +hn n,1iona, anroiion+ T. 1a sIs t.
in conformity with tle. views IF those WIN
hold that 1t is imperative upon the secre
tary.
The drafted man can either 20 himself, OF
pay $500, In which case he is exempt, for QUO
draft, or find O substitute, in which case he i.
exempt for the term for which he Is drafted
Tho -a,eons e., +ha ro,oo-,a1 - c.,o-,,
fnoEar sre MT rst rnIoretonS 1,ho ~ Gern re.a
,,...,t t~;,.a. ~ that '.1sa H. 1s ~ ~ ~
.aaas l,o<c u ,r,11 ~ - t,a ;'.s.iaa ~.
md edda +haf +he a reoson "a ~ ha ~ f,gnd nj
1her IN the rcnnrts If fntnyicotinn nnr H. u re.
station n hr;ra3e n Edward's Ferrv nr Po.,ls
yiIIe The 5atfer - dcc1aratinn dos owav viii vii
the on]v two reosons hv which w. havs 1,th
1to ha: e,,oh1ed - erg,,fn tha sto Hin, as ncn
1nct ~ 1br Cnvernmnnt w."
~1~' - ''e oo'eA"aeu
The INDIAN WAR;
Letters from Minnesota state that no les:
than ten thousand men are In pursuit Of lit
tie Grow, an Indian chief In Dlcotuh, witt
perhaps 1900 warriors 1T his back Sever
thousand, attended by $50 wagons and 100t
fat cattle, marched up the Mississippi, whe
arc 10 oe joined BY 5o0o more who Lave gont
up sne Mlseonfa. r,,o
q, snese 1oen ale MNeeIy H1austy, anu oVV =, u
tnem afe setelans WHO m,Fht oe useful IN t1s
Lnanh la's washing Po"otr'
ORDER OF PRECEDENCE OF AAloR~GESERALs
The question of rank between the Major
Generals Of the army has been decided by the
boafd O. o1ncefs 70 Whlen u mas oeen SUD
uitteo, py determining Tue iolio"5ng oroef o
pfeceoenSe: Malor'1eneIai lc, McCieltan, ap
polhtsa Aay 4: loo4, 70 Iake lank 1ioM tnt
SANG gaze M41o9'Genef9i M ssemo1t; 1Iaa nppo1n.es
nay u 5n.y % R fah niota lion hn nn 1oo tJot ~.
cnSeI may -, aeol. h,alol-oenesAt DlA, "
pointea June u, 70 Etke Fahk 1fon Aay ~
1eoI MaJol'ueneTA nu1n.} ,ea} appolntea ILL!
1o; 70 tahe l1nh may ~ loo1* Al
ua;os EsrstaIs 9 - Hae pthee.f:,ro ha.n s..t,,aJ
They rank as follows: NcClellau. Fremont
Banks. Dix and Butler,
The decision is upon two grounds-Qrst
that m appointment may be antedated by tn
President, rs in Gen. Frcmont's case; aut
second, that the order IN which the name
5000 On t9e % lst ea w slu ~ tn.5 "gLs sea
1lu ~ oeuaiT u.s ,,,,1t 1ue saA ~ ~ tt
BANKS, uN anu butlet, "ltnout REGARD - IL
actual date Of their appointment By the Presl
dent
| MILITARY oaDEAs' E1o.
| The mastering officers are to ascertain an
report from what Congressional district til
men come, In order to settle the quota. so
diers discharged within two 9oafs 1Gom Lhcl
enlistment, IN consequence o. "oun4s. are "
titled to the came bounty Us those dischargc
after two years. They are not discharged
able to enter the invalid corps
MARCHING On RICHMOND.
It's believed BIZ many here that our force
are marching toward Kichnond. 4 gentle
man who arrived from Fortress Monroe te
day, states TINT Gens- Reyes and Foster Ter
e1ght miles oeyona Inc Mhlte 1onse ~ o yestel
aay molAlhg, "!ln 3 !oiee ~ aVtVv net
Telg Us JULES ~ o. ss ~ n9 as91.n =, 1nse a.
.,..1a I, 10 e,>ara, T.,,,, re,,-ass sran-oa Th;
1.r,e f;,rce il sa,,i ~ ha m the rnai tn Rich
mond.
DECLINE IN RANK CIRCULATION.
s;nco 1,nro-r Ia n Inn, ooth 1879 N
ir see 3u'ha "a I iaI ;an,,tinm ~ n o'n, ioo5; :.
Wastnn ana phs1oda,n',i" - ~ ,n;i,iona u
do pus.un aoa ID .,.;1. - s, s.A .n; J7ia ..
nand1eI as,1 :4u a- no3t o'1l'''
Ae"''' ~ y l's' sen'' .,..--.
MOVEMENTS OF sEDG"1cE's CORPS.
Scdgwick's corps marched from Centrevill
into Mary land, ninety miles. In tour day
He crossed the Potomac ut Edwards Ferr.