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, 1863-08-05
The Draft In New York Ctr.

It seems to ba decided that the draft Will
recommence some time this week, if nothing
untoward happens. There ID no evidence to
sho~ that anything Is to be done today or
Tomorrow. The enrolment books chow That
1880 men are enrolled in the first slasa In
this city, but these Is no doubt hut By far tho
, 1863-08-05

The Union Victory In Ken
tucky.
CrNCsNAr1, Aug. 4i-The Kentucky cleo
tlons are largely Union, 50 far as heard from,
Clay and Smith are elected to Congress Ger
talnly.
,LoU1sF1LlE, Aug. Affection returns from
all parts Indicate decided Union victory
Portions Of the State considered doubtful
give large mnjoritics for the Union candi-
, 1863-08-05

81; JonSs, N; F., Aug: 4th.-The steamship
s. Paclic went ashore ~on The morning Of the
ID, near the Irepassy. No particulars yet.
, 1863-08-05

Co1oR3p cosscH1H'rs.-TheS Secretary OF
War has sent the following dispatch to thu
. commander at BALTIMORE:
Major Gen. 6chenck: Colonel 4,n,,. z,r,
credited 10 fhp Et1tc the same a. wn Do
Epw1N b. STANTON. Sec'1 Of WIPE: Ws1pE
This 6eems to strike at the root Of thn Pm.
@ost Msrshal Generals order that cslored r..
cruts are not to be cons&daled an equivalent
fot white conscripts. w. <,.. #.-,.
, 1863-08-05

Mr. L1Hoo1x.-1t is rnmored that 'Presi.
dent Lincoln wiM spend SONS time;in the
White Mountains during the month Of Au'
gust. .; KS. i
, 1863-08-05

Hancety Dead and Floyd Dying.
Of the 1st has the following:
~ fH@eos11oonEHr, @es 1os Ala, Ju1y eo.-The funeral
ternoon. :: wv" F'.p'e tuts a."
The, WAig Of August 1st says: Jno., B:
FLOYD Is very III and not expected to recover.
, 1863-08-05

Read the brilliant record Of the month OF
July, chronology full Of despair for the
rebels:
July 1st-Fitzhugh Lee repulsed BY General
Eu4Ith.
:2d-Lee's army defeated By Gen. Meade.
3d-Lee'e nrmy retreated.' -
4h-V1ckrbutg surrendered; Price de1e2t-
Sd at Helena; Morgan whipped hy General
:tt-Bragg rct1eased across the Tennessee.
6li-PoTt Hndson surrendered
~ 9~9suafrs TIsrs cavalry defsa.ed by Buford
1olh-Sen. Gi,more captures Morris Island,
e1ccpt Wagner; GsnerA Sherman occupies
3aekss n; General Blunt whipe thn Tcbels at
iBth-Lee'e rcar guard defeated at ra11,nr
Waters; Forests cavalry drfeatea al I*cEt,,
5ou, Tenn; Yaxoo City captured
16th-Rebels deftnted again by General
17th-Huntsv'lle, Ais, captured
16th-Wythevilie, Va, captured; Potter
leaves NeEbern upon destructive raid
90th-Morgan routed at RuHngton's 3 1slaud.
2ad-leets army III full retreat.
23d-Sptnola runts 1ongstreets D1ptnon.
24tl-Rebels severely routed at Front
Royal.
18th-Morgan captured :.
2Sth-Brnshear City captured, = =.
Ath-Pegram defeated. !.
, 1863-08-05

The'&tnd Or ksank Notes which Clrcn-
laae In the HFesf.
About . fortnight ago, Mesars. 4. Ballard
e. Co. Of this city, enclosed mutfated bank
note Of the denomination Of one dollar, to D.
G. Judson, the President Of Jndsoa's Bank,
ogdenshurg, New York, with the request
that it'might be redee1hed, or whole note
sent to replace it. Enclosed in the letter was
three cent stamp for return postage. This
model bunk officer returned the follow
unique collection Of traah and currency:
1Gtegpai Revenue Stamp ......,...., ~
1osta1 G..tene5. d.
Postal cnTfsncY..--..-. .~-.-.........,,.. sj
shinp!aster village Of ogdenshars............ %
SSninR'sster Sa1 4,.s1s ,ts2,as Do = =
u $1.o0
This is the smallest and n neanest case Of
petty swindltng = htch has cons cons under our
observation, and suggests several pertinent
aud Interesting inquiries to those who handle
this class Of paper.
, 1863-08-05
Tho Edectof rho Emancipation Proc
1Amutfpn.

The Edeet'of rho Emancipation Proc
lAmntfon.
The following Is IN extract from letter
tece1yed BY Georgian, now resident Of Bos-
ton, from fellow Georgian. aresident Of New
NEw YoRK, July e.
The exodns from the South, you once pre-.
dlcted, has Mir}y set In. Every day almost
some new frce drops in. They generally come
from the uppeEpart Of Georgia, and seem glad
to get here. rknow Of si1 Gentlemen who are
here from one place. Ons Of them sars the
Emancipation Proclamation Of Mr.. Lincoln
struck JEFF. Davis the hardest blow be
has received He Eays It has caused q
Large reduction IN the Southern army by
desertion, more 30 than the people Of the
North have any idea Of. He says the poor
eroes no longer. They have no interest in
them, and look rpon the war ~ QUE brought
on BY demagoguea and shareholders, to ride
;over the rights Of the poor white people. he
say s be has heard repeatedly the soldiers say
openly, they would not any longer fight for
tue damned nigGers snd their masters The
upper pest Of Georgia has but few slaves,
anyhow, and suppose the people there think
more of their own comfort, and less Of the
rights OF the slave OWNERS. tbnn in the
coDntry.'' I wos surprised, however, to hear
from this old resident, md one who IL close
observer. Of events, that the Proclamation
tended to dfside' the people of the South
rather than unite them. fha effect doubt
less, was difEareut On tho scabnard, according
to information from as competent judges
there, but Cherokee Georgia, like Tenacs-
grows more and more 10: ns they suffer from
jeH Dayis' aespotisn. This is the cheering
sfgn. The pound sterling was worth SIS III
cnFreneJ-go1d ono dollar for eight.
, 1863-08-05

Chicago, Milwaukee, and Detroit Boards Of
Trade, numbering three hundred aud thirty,
arrived here this afternoon, on the Graud
Trunk Railway, Ell route to Montreal and
, 1863-08-05
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters In Mississippi and dr.
kansas.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tztbune.1
T1cKsBuRa. July 81. ria CAIRO. Aug. 4, 1868,
Gen. Steele, lately in the lst division, Ehe1
nuns corps, has been transferred to the CON
| mand Of Helena, Arkansas. Gen. Dennis /
In command Of the division formerly com
1nanded By Gen. Steele. .,.,-...
In the Late raid upon jackson, Gen. She.
man lost In killed and wounded nearly LOO
men- The army Is now undergoing thor
ough renovation -, =.
No movements Of Importance are on th
tap1e as far as can learn. twill take son
time to re-organize the army, from tbs fac
that regiments are somewhat divided AMI
! scattered
/ Reports from Johnst ton are conflicting. III
can work us no harm. His army Is much de-
noralszed from defeat.
They were told that all that WAS necessary
f.~aa to make show Of fight, and the Yankees
would run. It has proved rather different.
The Division, under General Heron, al
N~tchez, has destroyed immense supplies o.
Confederate stores. Cattle driven from TEN.
and salt from Louisiana, intended for Lees
asmy. In great numbers and quantity, haye
been captured The rebellion west Of; the
mississippi Is dead, except in Arkansas, and
Gen. Steele will manage that presently.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
| f1cKsHuna. Judy %. ria cA1Ro, aug. /.
| IN the late advance upon Jackson, letters
| were captured confirming the treason of
James Buchanan- Letters from Davis to Bu-
chanau, In copy, and replies from the old
Public Functiouary. confirm Gener,, s.ott,a ~
accusation.
| The rebel Major General John n R,vo,
aieaof dyeentery a fer days aro.
rc,..,,,
c;1ro ~ >sr.ast ~ 81.
We have 1etters ani7 naners fro,,, 1fans,,1,c
of a Later dafe rhnn rseta,a.w pst'fass
from all points Of The Conf.deracv ore crowa.
mg into Memphis. to ekcann 1ha ,r,.tt -
c. me in the Confederaev, One has zen+ :, 49,. -
mupicatIon ia the RuH,,;, cont,,n,nt, sonsa
items of in&e,est Ba 1,,,ts. ,,+s,,s,.,4,-s
and ann,-cn.,v +rr+hf,,,r q. :. .u..,' .r
bifc when The nsrcs ~ ~ t.1 - .r:.,ss+ ~ ~
came. Scarcely anv IN hn1iarsa - s s.9
or two dec,dad ~ naea 49, ,,e. 49, -..I,5
snre,a .r.r a., ,o,>a. .s.r 1eE. s ~ 1@~t9
Fmn,rs ~ ~ I saot,, % ~ 90 '''''' "a 'Ae ne"
Ampte VI ane oooln.
| laA5 cenecoso inc 1au OF Fort hud,
son' ~ ~ 1ne na'ula1 consequence Of the down.
aas1 ~ % '4cSseaFg'
inen came news that Loo had been checked
IL fehnsylv4nia-not only that, but Charles
ton WIS invested. Such trying time for the
w. .a.hts., ,,,... 49, %" 0'e~ None1son
BFagg Is filling buck upgracefally, with
Roeectans IN his rear. squirting him closely.
Johnston, with the skeleton Of IN army, Is
kecpfng IN cheek the best army in the United
etates.
The feelings Of the people have cbanred.
They hare lost conf,dcnce -T,hev +honr,,+
.Joba,.o, .o1,s e4 10y tuuusu'
'et4nAtou oo'u ao' tnaRe stand I'LL he
1eaehed the Tombigbee, and doubts were e1-
pressed whether eyen there he could nake an
~ ~nanAe3 -A'ct otness ealo lmpos-
, 1863-08-05

n#. G. a. SCRlVEH, Ad@er,iaing dgsnk. "a
Dearborn Street, il 7.Aori.e1 10 Teceipt ID psrflse
ossnts for It's ard ~ 10 teadlag Nor1a,gsstsra
ruper5-
, 1863-08-05
:Ql)lca9o Uribnne.


There is no prospect Of the immediate
resumption Of military movements on any
large scale in Virginia. Notwithstanding
ahe occasional revival Of rumors to the
contrary, we do not believe that any cen-
eraa engagement will take place between
+Aleade and Lee for. weeks to come. Both
nfmies ere enjoying coveted period Of
comparative quiet and recuperation. Tie
rebels cannot afford any precipitation Of
an event, which if defeat, viii cost thcm
their lust great army in the field That
ksen- Meade will very immed1ately be the
attacking party is unlikely.
The news from Iowa is a sad proof that
Eopperhead teachings are dangerous to
The Government The men Tho are now
engaged in feeble and shortlived resist
ancc TO the authorities are readers Of such
sheets as the JEFF Davis Organ of this city,
and believers in the political gospel ac~
cording to Mahoney and Dick Me17ick.
Their llind zeal has led them into an out
BREAK which may tend to violent but
thorough ending Of the brood in the dis
1r7ct especially infected.
1he Indians on the Upper Missouri, are
becoming more and more dangerous and
E1a1ing. Some Of the narratives of their ex-
1lodfs have q slightly Munchausen look.
Doubtless the redskins ase bad enough.
and must be put down, but there is just
now something more at work than the s,m-
PIE d&ti1e Of protecting exposed white SET
tiers. The disposession of the Indians of
MI their lands is decrepd, and is in many
Instances just, but it is no credit to our
Humanity if no exceptions are allowed, OF
1t we do not pause to examine If e1cep-
lions exist.
, 1863-08-05

Sfeumkhfn A4I1nre

PHILADELPHIA, aug. 1.-The draft IL COM
pleted In all the Congressional districts in
this city.
, 1863-08-05
M. M.A-EEIT%E CORPS
For SERIES n Boa.d Of Z, 3. Shine AZ w,r
GUN soAT5,
ANDGT THE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS

aexxH Pc osdrd yoang men. sctzesa ths ase. er
5&ao o.. NoK6 p6s xtn Of Fct3d ch4t4cter uast -
ply hen 10 ta:s cHrv 1eceva ram is to III e. e
na Ian RE- sopp7 81 81 ID osaiug, prlse
p&n86. 40 u tx
PHoxo7tosh- Men cas tom rtse to til. no,,t,,, ,~
EopcoT !ss!n ne5 ofcs. ~h tqcTesscd pnT. bV a. =
g aatJ AZ proving tass They an rusty mar
na1qE an 'seFt e = . M frsss
east corner Conrr Honse Jtrd pppoSits afe" ns< sr
Borse> ot at Eoom No. Court uoaao f:hsraxn iii log
r.. FRANK Il CHURCH,
ano kla1 !" Al Lieut.. and HeerutttpR Offirer
CH1CAGo1 AUGUST 1st, 1863.
, 1863-08-05

~ For Wants, For Sale, Hoar1inz,
Eer Rent, Found, Lost dee., Heo
, 1863-08-05

TO MADISON,
CAPITAL OF FwIAr4Tx~4e,
VIA dAEEsytILE.
leaving Northwestern Depot or THUIspAY
August 1as1, 1t 8:S0k. H.
Ttetrts IL seand TIP, H1a: ttcket. ao,ua~ vo,<
dcr Ten dsy5 AEu5nt ths cry are beautiful lsfesa
Of EAmo for ep5rtnuen- A1
CoN15f1xx J1vJ1E-px ST. VI & capaoa,
TIckett can Ds I'D At tho BOOK Deposlto.v q w..h
sRcton sttees: J Conrad. Banker. Is Cia;k strent-
nd fE1sson Willard md Kean: B3oke1s. corpar of.
k.AtN ana mAtes 4sfeot&- ans klc3-lw
, 1863-08-05

Information has been received that gneril1a
artfes scour the country between the Kappa.
auu0ck and Potomac south Of the Cccoquan.
, 1863-08-05
Hen advertisements.
Xxx " II. A. BUFFERS d. CO..
AUcT1oNEEH3,
linen Household Goods

Cn NpnNEsoAT AusuAtStb 1t 10 e.c,ocs !. - ~
A. Hsahtns ton stfrets. o"'"
We hare :etved d!7ect nonn the tnpoYterafn In u1x
ton = nne stock Of Linen Goods. com tr1slaT every
article tcessary for housekeeping purposes such *
Rseactad and Brown Table Cloths. from 10 70 Guc
daneIo and single Satin Da:r ask o1Tne Yard; Dap4s
a1a Isa Narkps OF every eze Am qualify iuspoFtod:
an*ian f'n cfsahess Richardson's snnertar Ro1ss1iis
- h and n H1tum Qualities 10 &od II qrA;
Ansh sSt ~ r441pIt1aeFst!e!s plan aad hem skitehed
""~A4<l-it HA 4. RuTTERY Co Auctsr4
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
DENTISTRY.
NJ EW INV EN- TION

NEW INV ENTION
ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
DRS. Z. b. SIGESMOND AND HAYWARD,
3lO Broadway, New York; AGO Penn'a avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts.,
WASHINGTON, u. C.,
and 1Ii King street,
ALEXANDRIA, va,
,Alls the attention OF the public 70 the following
advantages OF their i.a" "ci system:
LIST. The teeth Of their manufacture will never
cor tode nor change color by any acids, and Are
three ourths lighter than sn. ther.
ID. No teeth nor roots need b., extracted. a ths
artificial ones can be inserted o. or them
sd. The roots will be made inouensiye and never
70 ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are ceded, A. permanent
ones can be made Immediately t .ereby preserying
the natural expression OF the face Which, unIeP
the old system, 10 frequently dishgured.
6tlI. This work has been iIy tested for over Rht
yea g. by many of the first cheuirts And physioisns
Of t..is and the old country.
DR., =. and II have also lnvontel q white inde-
structbis uletsl hlling, with which the most sensi
tive teeth can be filled without pain and can build
up per iep Il sound tooth on sny pIc rOots which
will last through lifetime.
Call and examine for yourselves nov s-sm
nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
practice Of Dentistry, Ia the WasLipgtop
Building, corner PennsylvAuia ,veuue and Seyenth
street. Having prsetioed In The south nearly siS.
teen ye ars he feels assured iL,t he es 1--WE sstis
action 70 any thai may call.
Teeth inserted % SutsSultE, Guahsf, or 90,
iLts. CIiiorotorE E'-'"ts'---' " 81 tss'rS
,-~~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
INDICATORS.

NEW LETTE PATENT.
~ Certificate No. rs, ,655, May %, isss.)
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATORl
The Advantages of this Invention are that's
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine IL offered to the Public that will account
Tor
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit of Chartered ColnpAnies-As
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats OF the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over Bridges
THIS MACHINE 10 not at the control Of Conduc
tors or Gate Keepers-is In no way complicated,
and of great strength and durability; to further
comment by us on this saving point isunneeessary;
1t 10 an invaluable
L-TALE HlNEi
Against the too-often practiced
KNOCK-DOWN SYSTEM.
Its general use 10 also wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission, such As
THEATRES,
On their different Tiers, and all other Public Places
Of Exhibition Large First.clnss Hotel Dining
Rooms, (Proprietors Of which will save quarter
Of their rents by its introduction,) Fair Grounds
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent He
turns Of Votes at Elections.
p. S.-Communications from those having use
Tor such Machines, addressed to the Undersigned
will receive attention. .
ROWLAND CROMELIEN,
WILLIAM Il. CRISP,
patentecs, ss3 PennsylvSniA Avenue.
Washington, May ", 1889 my2s-du
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23

Every fhnpyy at this season, should use the
~ sAMBUCI WINE,
siai ausitsss a gentle stimusnt, Tonic Diuretis,
and sudorine, highly esteemed by eminent physi.
clans, ased In European and American Hospitals,
and by some Of the nrst families in Europe and
AsA TONIC,
n has no equal, causing an appetite and building
al me sy.ssm, being entirely pure wine OF most
-'N AS A DIURfTIC,
II inparts healthy action Of the Glands and KID.
Sy .sS ma gf.s D"
rM' sPEER's WINE
Il not mixture or manufactured article, but 10
pure, from the juice Of the Portugal sambueus
grape, sultivstsd Z. In New Jersey, rsoommsndsd By
eses:ns erisis Or R Us %esi and S per-
hte and benenfins ladies and children.
A ALADIEy WINE,
Because II will not intoxicate - other wines, II
contains mixture Of spirits or other liquors, and
properties, impartins healthy tone to the digest.
veorsan,, and blooming, sOfs, and healthy skin
-'" ''A''' WE REFER TO
A few well-kuown gentlemen and physicians who
Cen. Winasi scott u.sA. Or. Wilson, ,lith NY
Ssg assfi sS M s ss~sii M
ark, M. DR.. Paist, Philad'a.
1rNone genuine without the signature of"AL
FRED sPEER, Passaic, N. j." IL over the cork
each bottle.
T1-MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists anu all hrst-class DeAlers.
Trade supplied In Baltimore by WIN. H. BROWN
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
viHEyARD-Passaio, New Jersey.
OPTICIANS Broadway, New York:
nov sly Agent for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
PROFESSIONAL.
CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED

NLAI IM6 AGAINST UNITED
FINLEY BIGGER, Siass Rssisssr Of the United
States treasury and CHARLES +. SHERMAN,
Counsellors at Law, will devote their entire atten
ton TO the prosecution and settlement Of demands
against the United States, growing out Of the pres
ent war, including the Accounts and Claims Of
cations for the restoration Of property illegally
seized or cspturei, and for compensation for the
use Of private property for Government purposes,
and for damages for the injury Of such property hy
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
lands; and for distributive shares CT moneys pays
BILE at the Treasury and due to subcontractors and
others.
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and to unprofcssional agents In liti
gated cases; and prepare written arguments when
desired.
With nonresident Agents who may send then
claims, an equitable divislon Of commissions will
be made.
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
promptly remitted for commission OF from hall
to two and . half per cent, depending on the
amount; and negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex
perience and minute knowledge Of the ex-laws,
regulations, rules, and precedents governing that
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors.
Reference may be made to member Of Congress,
and Officers Of the Government; and especially, BY
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHITTLEsEy, First
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Warrington, d. c..
Once, No. SIS = street, near Treasury and WI.
lArds' Hotel. nov 8-sm.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
FINANCIAL.

F1RsT .
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
cspital-ssoo,o 900.
~ This BAHK, organised under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day for the transaction Of business, at the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury Dc
partment H. D. COOKE, President,
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier se1a-tf
r COOKE q CO., BANKERS,
d. No. 4Sa FIrTKENTH STREET.
We shall continue to furnish
UNITED STATES
FIVR- wENTY BONDS
par until further notice.
u Persons desiring information concerning this
loan can procure at our counter, or upon appliea-
tion BY mall, circulars answering all questions that
may arise.
We buy and sell all Issues Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES
CrRTIFicATEs, AND VOUCHERS,
com, CURRENCY, AND
EXCHANGE,
And pay the Highest Prices for
CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE d CO.,
BANKERS,
4ss FIFTEENTH STREET, Washington, d. c.
aussan
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
RAILROADS.

vJNO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND
i OrHERA .'h.E
CAUTION. .Ta
A. there kave been 90 many complaints 0ade By
the Ralisf Association, and the frtends Of Dis.
chsrEed eoldsrs, about sick AND disabled AID Dts.
charged Boldiers being
IMPOSED UPON ". ....
In the purchase Of
the undsrsigned dsems II his duty to caution all
those travelling TO Philadelphia, New York, Boz
ton, and the Northern or Eastern states,
THE ONLY PLACE
to procure tickets
TICKET OFFICE or rar / O. n. n. COMPANY,
AT THE DEPOT.
1t 10 the only place where passenger can pro-
cure . Through Ticket, or where you can have
your baggage checked through to the above cities
ROBERT W. EDMoNs
ocS-u Passenger Agent
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE 6ii PENN. AVENUE,
Washington CITY, D. o.

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
kRN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
Asrchandiss, Money, Jewslry, Valssblss,
Notes, stocks, Bonds, &C.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections of the country. This Company
has Agencies In tie principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal otices are
wASHLNGTON, D. O., ~ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, ON.
CLNNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON
Connections are made at New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CAnadAs and the
British Provinces and with steamship lines to Liv
srpool, southampton, and Hayre, and thence By
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection OF NOtes, Drsits, and Bills made at all
accessible parts OF the United States.
c. G. DUNN, Agent,
els Washington, D. g.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
u. S. REVENUE.

TINTED EDSTATES ESREVENUESTAMP
~ DEPOSITORY.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
No. A16 Seventh Street,
Between and + streets.
This Ofiice having been designated by the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue as the Depository
lor furnishing United states Internal Revenue
stamps, full supply Of every kind aud den0minA.
tion will hereafter be kept constantly on hand.
The following discount will be made;
On purchases Of $50, or more, Q per oentum.
On purchases Of tloo, or more, . per csntum.
On purchaser Of 16Oo, or more, per oentum.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
D>Anp psposttaSy and Collsstoioi
ayn tptarnA Revenue pr y, Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23
DENsIONS, BOUNTIES,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK 4 GAYLORD,
Aasrseys aud Co,s.sellsrs Al las,
SOLICITORS
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner Jth and y streets, Room No. =,
WAsHIssroN, d. c.

This t1ru, hAvin . thorough knowledge Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
practice in ali the Departments OF Government,
nsy .na aSsl
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
70 then than Ny other ar% IN W.shng
mes: for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on
THEIR III sUcCEss in EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they viii secure Ne services Of Law Firm, IN
s.ss shs
al; the necessary blank forms Of Application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
Associates names inserted, and upon the due exc
eution Of the papers and transmission OF the same
to them by Their they will prompt
Ia Their charge: VIII !e FIVE DOLLARS FOR
for each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obt
and ten per cent. on amount Of Claims for MILL.
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection OF PRIZE MONEY.
u soldier. enlisted slnee the ist Of March, 1851
In any kind Of service, Military Naval, who arc
disabled by disease or wounds, are entitled to Pen
during the war, should It sooner close, will be en-.
titled 70 siOo Bounty.
diers discharged on account Of wounds receiyed in
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive the Sl0o bounty; and all revenue
ss h ~
who die or are KILLED are entitled to Pensions and
the siOo Bounty. if there be no widow, then the
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father mother, sisters, brothers entitled to
the ei00 bounty, and In addition thereto, depend.
ant Mothers sisters or brothers will be pensioncd
EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS 4. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. c., 1859. mar s-iv
SoMEs' BROWN " co, ,
SOLICITORS OF
CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND ATT0RNEYSAT-LAW,
{ &s7 Seventh street, Washington, D. c.,
Park Place, New York City.
LuCiAN BROWN.
| LYsANDER HILL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-23

N. D. Edit0rs Of papers publishing the above card
VIII b entitled 70 nv ssrviess 70 the amount Of
ther ehargss' TEL.
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