, 1864-09-08
The SOLDIER want 7.30 Bonds.

10 the EQ1I0f pI THE n. 1. 4Fl0QQes
iprt, the plan Of al owing Fortma.ters to take up
subscriptions for the new 30 loan Very good;
bnt II -trikes ne ,ou have 81 overlooked Que
or as mai, ~ needed, wtsh our u. s PAyuast.rs
70 t1s 1Ecnt, ano let the officer, sud m-n n TIE
QUO fnan tboee st homer / truw no1. " 1>~>''
There ls very near eight montha pay due this
army. and eten n SIS aud st. per month, va
culo take $50 VI flu0 bonds, and 70 ssss EXPRESS
home, ard have saf- Investment for Or spsre
tuL6s- have also heard officer. s1y they would
be glad u Fl. master sould psy part IN bonds;
There &onus could b. g. ut DIRECT fF'm "a-hipg-
ton or the Treasury Department TO the noznv Or
place dcsiena1td hs the parues pnzchz=iag them,
Hoping % IN VII re this H ID DO. j rsITa:n'
= 1fos yours se,.e 81 j. q: d w,,on i,
Co. I, s5lh III. Vols, Arm, Of The Cumberland.
: IL .igh1 Of Atlsnta. Aug. u, 1861.
Two uonths ngo We asked the Secretary
Of the Treasury to Offer not only to the army
but to all public creditors 7.30 bonds Ia pay
n,cnt Of what the Government owed them.
Contractors, as general rule, would prefer
1905 to ctrufcstes of indebtedness. Some
would take hslf or quarter Vi their claims
in these bends; others would take all; whiie
the army won!d probably take one-to!rd Ia
that shape. Give the soldiers Che option Of
a i'll abeorb millions OF them
GatIbsIdI on the Union Cause.
Gen Gatibaldt has sent the folio ~iug let
ter to M. Lombard, tditor OF La HAt.oa
6uitse:-
Mr. DEAR LOMBARD. desire to add my
1aue to the f-ur thousand clttz~ns Of Gen
eva who have aodreeted The Unttcu States in
tayor OF the ma,ntkna1ce of tn Constitution
and the abolition OF slavery; and l hupe, In
So doing, to obtain the apprub alton vi the
npe,al Preee aod Of aii ny I'll, " ci.izeos.
Glory. 10 Switzerland! That old home 1f
liberty descrvts to stand III The van uard of
Anm.n emancipation. From fatality now
weighing On nattoIs Ne see great peoples
grow lees41d-even disappear before 1ha y -
irg lalte1y Of dtkpotism, aod the champions
.0t FREEDOM btcome thr police Of tyranpy.
Well, let Switzerland take the lead till na-
tiobs REPENT T:iaurs pass aw.y; nations
are immortal What AVgllt . minority? We
elall conquer hV bid Of our old traditions;
and shall again see tyranny melt before
tie enr. We sIaA conquer because We have
Ri BIT, Justice and brotherhood on our side.
Let n,e how csu the attention OF Switzerland
to q gre$1t 1act- The American republics
"preeeut TO the world the SPECTACLE of the
conpt ction Of the peo. les An aggression
saai1 ct the Pe,nYiau territory, com pleted by
the Spanish Bonrbons. has ra,sed q cry OF
ticns. II The older Eioter Of republics will
send one word Of comfort to her sutitriug
eister, it would be- e'rik,ng contrast to the
Eh1mttu hAKucr Uf t. rsuts ag dust liberty
which We now see In Euro.e. Mind this:
Poland swamped by Russta, sn'd the apathy
Of MI, is the first etpp to a return to the bar-
huriem 81 the middle ngea. II the ''parti-
taon qtegraced the eighteenth, tue de,trnc-
ton Of P.land is lastlng blot on toe Nlae-
tenth century. Alas! opr civti'zati rs
ytt is but false. 4. 6Aa1BALDL
The we.t+rn States of America.
The following letters appear in the Lon
don 1imes:
sm-The lpclosed il genuine extract from
letter tutt plared in my hands BY the brother Of
the writer; it is from The city Of Gaena, sta.e Of
% TniF gentleman was in London last summcr,
violent Northencr, 60 his chAnsed .pinioLs make
spoa nis he Is pes snd I'D ssRsbss
mtps.-he may lairly he I, n d sample Of the
men, who, II originally w1iiirE to pay tor = war,
pay any longer.
~ IN. ii, sonF osedient seEssqt'' z # r,oc,s
11b Fleet street, August II.
:1u,,r 25-We are in A. bad state here, the
Government seem bent on des&royicg all and
I eyfry pereor that is the owner OF aa1 pro-
n. nv. and this is not oil, FIR the VIII at crop
| Is IHt half enough to support the people Of
the Northern States. There Will be much
suffering In the coming year; prices are nov
enormous, and theF are rising every deF. l
feel now satisfied thst the Northern States
cnrnot subdue or bold the South-in the
| Union; yct the WAT Will 60 on unless some
foreign power interferes, for the Pressdent
has called for 800 900 more men; there "Iu
be nobody left soon but the OLD and tbs Grip
| pied. Landed property is q drug need
cay no more about this cursed war, for Tree
ing the ntgges, hy taking away all our pro-
| perry. We shall be the lives they will be
The gentlemen am SIC, 600 worse of than
| when 1aet saw you IN nuuey alone, to say
| nothing OF the depreciation OF my property,
There are no mtn to be had t. work my
| prndpcts-alt Ia the war; ard get We are
| not able to take Richmond, and |
hole we never shall, for I am sick ut this
cursed y at, and am now In favor of the in
dependence of the south, for We are paying
| too dear for our whistle: You knoW more
| about the war from your papers than we do,
Tor oure{ art not showed to nbltsh any.
thing uufayorable to tna Government; there
! fore 90 not send Jou ary Of our journals,
but hope gou will & I'd me .ours.
1,0C0lb OF lead is worth 800 in paper; one
colo dollar il worth e 50 paper.
The above is the kind Of stuff the London
Tines gives to Its readers. It is pity the
siceseion organ Of England did not sse fit to
pnblish the name Of this precious specimen
from Galena- It is the worst attack of>ee'
cess1on On the brain that has ever come m
der onr notice. The jeff. Davis type il mild
compared to it. ~: :