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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21
For anything that you want, nice for pres
ents, 60 TO G. p. Huber & Sons.

"BEARHG" THE DAYTON MARxRT-THE
"BULIs" MUsT STAND BAcK.-Frank Baum
heekel will slaughter his bully big Bear ;,
(weighing about 600 pound.) and have it in
market Saturday morning. Those who are
fond VI bear meat will please "bear" this fact
in mind so that they may bear home piece
Of bear on the morning aforesaid The ami
NAL is very fat, having been generously fed on
corn.bread and mush, and will be as good as
bear meat can be made, To see the animal
intact call at Franks stall, No. 81 on Friday
evening to buy piece Of him, call on Satur.
day morning--and call early.
Yi.
TAKEN UP--By the subscriber on the 10th
day of December, 1864, in the city Of Dayton
Ohio, one Bay Mare, about ten years old
with silver mounted bride, nearly new. =
The owner will come and take the property,
and pay charges thereon.
-,,...a JOHN GREER,
decl9d3twlt Corner First and Canal
For Silver Plated Mugs and Goblets, go to
U, +. Huber a Sons
BG-We are selling our large stock of over
coats at reduced prices Of our own make
Cashmere coats, pants and vests, boys cloth
ing, jackets, pants and cape oyercoats. A
large lot Of morning gowns for New Years
presenia
dec-I3tf W. G. BREENE.
For Games and Puzzles, go to C. p Huber
& Sons, #...
J. s. ROseberry-No. sc Main street--is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. Itis all true.
----------s.s-------
Toys and Christmas Goods.-To buy
Toys, Ornaments and Christmas Goods Of ev.
cry description, at Wholesale or Retail, 20 to
c, p, Huber & Sons, No, 7sO Third st.
Dee7dn
B6g- Go to John W. Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win.
er Dress Goods; also, Cloaks, shawls, Car.
pets, &c,, just received. diff
TTheclerk Of the weather probably de.
slgns this snow to be received by his constitu-
snts as Christmas gift
@RESAnnla ~. $1,000 ..t.ks. Al. - -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21
StObe Store.

Cyoo3sKo sfeyEs, WOOD, COAL. AND SHEET
A1I oSV. IA pALSEs, SS1 boA AND kULLER STOVES,
snsng Of every description made to order
Ms,ss, rpS@ Hn1. NO. 'enerson strsea opposite the
Foundry on kayArd street, near Ludlow. D.v,o.
'H'o; nS.,yaA.,, bofkk a hohASfMK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21

Toys and Christmas Goods.-To buy
Toys, Ornaments and Christmas Goods Of ev.
cry description, at Wholesale or Retail, 20 to
c. p Huber & Sons, No, 7sO Third st.
Dee7dn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21

New York Stock Market
New YogK, Dec. 2l.-Stoeks lower; Money
6a7 Srerling dull at 1904; Gold opened at
225, and closed at 223a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21

J. s. ROsebsrry-No sc Main street--is
offering his Dry Goods At 40 to so per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. 1t all true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21

For Silver Plated Mugs and Gobleis, go to
@, p Huber 4 Sons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-21

For Games and Puzzles, go to C. P Huber
& Sons. .... -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

The steamship Electric Spark, which lef'
New Orleans Saturday morning at ~ O'clock ar
rived here yesterday. She passed the George Washing
top opposite the forts bound in was boarded by the
O. s. gunbost Santiago de Cuba In lat. J2' 80. and Ion
TO AZ. She reported having chased bioeksde-
runner several hours and obliged 50 give up the
chase darkness having come on. She reports her a,
having thrown over l9 bales Of cotton June 80 spoke
the u s. gunboat j., r. Cuyler
The steamship Matanzas, Capt. Leisgang'
from New Orleans 25th aud Havana 2sth ult arrived
yesterday She brings $40 bales OF cotton, ssou, $780,
600 In specie and other merchandise.
We are indebted J. c. Cara the purssr for iavofs
On the 25th ult 20 miles from New Orleans, passed
steamship George Washington, from Eew-Hork. bound
% the river.
On IN. same day 10 p. n 20 miles from Southwest
Pass. passed s.-amship Yszoo bound 70 Ses oriesns
Bsrf Fanny Eslet sriyed at South wes, Psss bar On
the 25th ut as O'Clock p. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

FONTS, contentlng themselves with an occasional shot
10 REMIND eaeh other that they were still there and had
BY the entire army than would be produced
plenty. e'0 Wa
Our administers, ! understand, were ordered to FIRE
nut occasionally, and the enemy manifested no desire to
provoke severe skrmish alsng tho line Why this or
ger was given know net but knowing ones assert that
~ was to give the enemy impression that we were
snort OF ammunition, and thereby induce them to come
OUT OF their works and attack II this was the OBJ
)eot u ialied fd no attack was made Att p IN, six
or eight shots were fred at Kenesaw by McPhersons
artillery, but they called forth no response.
During the night, however. the Quietude was broken
BY pretty sharp diminishing lasting from 10 o'clock
until reveile this morning The loss however was
very light The rest to-day has been fully appreciated
by the overtaxed surgeons at the hospitals who for
many days have been on dIty night and day dressing
the wounds Of and caring for the sufferers under their
charge.
In tho absence OF skrmshing. both armies have oc-
cnpied the day in erecting new and strengthening their
old works The lines so close before the 4th
AID l4th Corps that the skirmishers in their riops
Keep up lively conversation with each other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
DIED.

o1AgCY-On Friday morning July J. 1854 John Clancy
EDITOR Of The SswTort Leader aged IS years
IN. relative. and friend. Of hD family those Of his brother
Lawrence. the member. q the democratic Eepgb lean Gene
rai Committee the Tammany soy aud the Editorial pro
f.ou or. respectfully invite 20 attend bis funeral Ifo h
l.o rrsdenee No 81 Fat Nineteenth street on Iuesdsy
July si y oeloci a m
oILLEN-On Sunday July James Stuart, sou Of James
AL Msry l. Gif-a, sTrd ~ msnts-
Inc friends Of family invited % attend he furerA
or Tae.dsy sh Inst; n o'clock IRON The residenc'
Of his grandmother, Hunter street NEAR Gates avenue
Brooklyn.
MIIER-in thi. city on Thursday, June -. 1854 Msj
Lindcy HofInsn Miller U. 3. A., ased yeers.
wINsLOWIn the field. n~.r Peer.burs Va. on or shout
In. - Sefs George Wnslow Of Brooklyn. Of the lJSh
Regiment y y. ", sou Off. y. Winsow aged 20 years.
He dy IN tas advance nhe pits ~iihln ie" yards
oftbs Snsmys wort aud tsd b. ball from Rebel picket
IA. wa. devoted 70 h coun,ry beloved by hs reia
frisud and esteemed brave and upright yoang
solder by hi companions In arm.
Providsnce and Fall River papers please copy.
WRiGUT-Ip Washington D. C.. on Saturday, July 2 Capt
Manning Wright OF the n Y 5lth Re sm-nt Of
Volunteers from wounds received Jane II a. the battle Of
Petersburg
Duo notice viii be given Of the funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
The Steamer Locust Point Sunk.
NINETEEN LIVES LOST.

On the morning Of the Sd inst, at l o'clock,
between Barnegat and Absecomb Lights, the steam
ship Locust Point, Hoffman hence cd inst, for New
Orleans came in collision with the steamer Matanxas,
Capt. Lesgang. from New.0rleans for 6ew.York.
causing the Locust Point to sink in minutes in IL
fathcms Of water The Matanzas struck her amidships
cutting her in two
Boats were Immediately lowered from the Matanzas,
and after remaining around the wreck until O'Clock in
the morning succeeded in saving the following Of the
crew and passengers:
Cres-W alter McCary. seaman James McQnin, fireman
Peter Coplon, hreman Peter Burns seaman Thos Mullen,
yd Mason CHEZ Engineer James Barlow Greaseri An
drew Doyle Alfred r. Day Coal Pssssrs John Fanhani lat
Cook Antoinette Msrino.
PosseroerE-Capt Bodhsh. slightly injured. Mrs. Bodhsh.
seriously injured Capt W. j. Powers Jules Barsto, Syl
vanus Leblanc Mrs Jane Brooks Mrs T. Daily Folk Lar
ron, DIR. q. A. Blake. n. MARKS
The Locust Point had on board % crew and le pas
sengers: the balance 10 in number. must have boen
lost.
The Matanzas had on board li6 souls She received
injuries whatever from 'he collision. Every care
and attention was given to the unortunates picked up
from the wreck.
The Locust Point and cargo is total lossi no one
saved anything from the wreck The passengers were
all asleep OF the time.
We unable 10 give the names OF the crew and pas
sengers lost, oil the papers went down with her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
Am usements.

BARNUMs MUsEUM.-The performances at
this place OF amusement viii begin at 10 O'Clock today
and continue without interruption until late at night
The drama Of "Phghled Faith; or, The Duel at the
Masquerade" will be represented indefinite number
Of times; and the usual curious exhibitions Of the
establishment including Miss Major Pauline Cush.
man" the group Of giants, the kangaroos. and the
mud fish will be revealed Mt suitable interTals-af
fordDg incredible quantity Of holiday qualification
a, an incredibly small price.
NIBLos GARDEN 1.-The Dukes Motto" will
this evening be revived at Siblos with all the original
splendor Of scenery costumes decorations etc. Mr..
Whestley will resume his fsyore part OF Lagardcre
and Messrs Lamb and Burnett those Of Peyroles and
the Gypsy Chief The other characters are assigned
10 new representatives. "The Dukes Motto" viii be
performed only during this week. On Monday mex,
Miss Lucille Western will appear in Tho Sea Of lee
wALLAcK's THEATA.-Mr. Moss Summer
season opens 10 morrow night The Winning Suit -
Us We have already announced VIII be the first piece
produced The principal charcisrs TO be sustained
by Misc Avonia Jones Mrs. John Seton Miss lone
Burke Messrs FisheT Holland. Norton, Scion and A
II. Davenport
OLYMPIC THBATBR-ESGLIsH OPERA. We
refer readers the advertisement Of the English opera
company which will commence tonight al the olympic
Theater principal singers Madame Borchstd. hessru.
Castle Campbsl etc. The opera for the evening will
be Maritime.
The HIPPoTHHATROs. Three performances
at eleven o'clock three olock and half-past seven
oclock-Ei be given to-day By the troupe OF ecrobat'
and gymnasis and FIRE .annihIatorS at this place OF
entertainment.
ROBERT HELLgR.-This gentleman announces
that two OF his agreeable entertainments will be given
today at No. ss5 Broadway-the first at two. the seo
ond at eight O'Clock p. These will b. SIr Heners
last appearances IN New Yorh until ner' 5eP'ombof
IRVING UALL.-<The Stereoptioon will con
tiuue exhibition during this week a, Irving Hall.
Gardners photographs oiiwAr scenes are the present
attraction.
BROADWAY THRATBR.-Mr. +. s. Chanfrau
appears tonight for the last time at this thesser as
Salem Soudder 10 "Thc OctorOop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
Special Notices.
Chapter IL.

And be did many wondsrfu WORKS insomuoh ths, bis
was pronounced in many tongues.
Aud there came In him Judth from the seaport Of
New Bedford who had been scE for years, aud sei
day. her pains gone abe sep. soundy anu did
rejoice in eating her food
Aud Asa from those which called Quakefs in the great
CITY OF Philadelphia episle saying U! DRAKE,
accept thou this money which called Greenbacf aud hath
the picture Of Abraham thy rnd end for verify wa:
west exhausted aud despondsn ate but little and suffered
many pains aud thy Plantation BtIters health
lik-ned only unto th. visoT OF youth. -
And upon such sf ci-d with Liver Complaint with
Sour stomach with genera. Debility and Dypoptir pains In
ali part, the land d these BsTs produce astonishing cures
But sone unbeleves existed and croakers Arose
those whose occupation gone-snd they said malicious
things and peed then dying .ouo~s through many
papeL n,,,,
This reminds Of story which IL 10 boys always
stone the bo. BE vi good cheer Once IN 5angsmon
County bious-out the bursting Of shell nom
th. direction of Petersburg caused Abraham to travel little
fast he only aid Send bottle Of Plantation Btters
Tor have no, time wait" SO we have los, his story
Bat Drake hourheth like the green bay tree the rocks
bear hi, skill aud the fences proclaim hs works
that those who may read and need suffer who will
use the Plantation biitc<s
And tn. multitude with voice said Explain unto US
the Dslphlo meaning Of TlBeo-x" But because Of the
people bis could be heard aud he promised 10
sKplan al in his epstls which vi be Chapter III
Aud the crowd departed each with bottle ofoit,es in their
hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND OTHER ACCOUNTS.
The Assault, on the Kenesaw Mountain.
CINCINNATI, Saturday. July 2. 1864

. OIACINNAIIi ohIuTuAy July z, IoV4
A dispatch from Sherman's headquarters,
dated June o. states that unsuccessful assault
made on the position Of the Rebels ut Kenesaw Noun.
tain on the morning OF that day, at O'Clock.
Selected portions Of the 4th l4th and Logsns Corps
moved to the attack in three columns striking the
Rebel intrenchments on the right, tue left and the
center
After fierce fight lasting between one and two
hours our troops were compelled 70 fan back every
where finding it impossible to carry the crest Of the
hill in the face Of such destructive fire.
Gen Harker fell in the assault the right and Col
Dan. McCook both severely wounded.
Our position is now considerably in advance OF that
occupied before the assault
Our loss is estimated st about two thousand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
THEY FALL BACK TO THE CHATTAHO0CHEE
OUR VICTORIOUS COLUMNS PURSUE.
Marietta Abandoned by its People.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF OPERATIONS,
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Secretary Stanton TO nrajor.Gen. Dix.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON July 80 m.
To Maj Gen. DIX; The following telegram
dated to-day at Marietta, Ga. received this even
tng from Gen Sherman giving the successful result Of
the AArng operations progress for some days back
1.-THE movement our right caused the enemy TO
evscuate. We occupied Kenesaw at daylight and
Msrietts at $50 q. n. Thomas is moving down the
main road toward the Chattahooohee, and Mcpherson
toward the mouth OF the Nickajaek on :de Sandtown
road Our cavalry is on the extreme TANKS. Whether
the enemy viii halt this side Of the Chsttahoochee
viii soon be known. Marietta is almost entirely aban
dcned by its inhabitants More than mile Of the rail-
road iron has been removed between the town and the
foot Of the Kenesaw."
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary Of War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

generally In this department he Is assisted BY Mr.. j.
II. Doolitle. travelling agent, 80. The depot In
keE- YORK located II the American Express Building
Il In charge Of MIR Henry Uubbel Mr.. Geo. c. Hub
bel the senicr member nd doubt finds ample scope for
his mature business experience in general oversight
and direction OF the enterprise.
We have been led TO speak Of the Golden Bitter !"
enterprise illustration OF what can be accomplished
by advertising as well as to show what il going in
our city. The Messrs Hubbel proceeding upon the
correct rules Of business as laid down BY the mos, sue
cessul msn IN the country They spend thousands Of
dollars for advertising but theI reap most abundant
harvest from the investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
MARRIR ID.

uCEMORE-BIlD--In this city, Sunday. Nay Is, by
IA. Rev WrnP Corbit w Fletcher muchmors o. Astoria
T. and Emma A. daughter OF Isaac Bird ESQ., Of Morris
town, y.
RgorID-Ou Tursisy June 2s 1854 at tho house
Of the ind. fstheT West Camp. by the Rev ID. y
HsIrr Mr. Geo. N. Snyder TO Mise Anna T. Gould No
ca.ia
TUoYs-sWARTL-M Msnhat,snvie "wednesday y,
June 20 By the Rev J. d. Wskrey, Mi John B Thouls
20 Ma kuseni. Svartz. al Of this city
wEYKEs-wELLs-O Thvrsdsy, June 90 At Holland Pa'.
eut Oueda County n. Y. by tn. Rev Mr.. Qsvs Rob.ft
81 Weetes Of New YORK. to Ma julia z. Wells OF the
farmer place. No cards; o cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
Programme of Arrangements
FOR CELEBRATING THE APPROACHING
ANEIVERSARY
OF OUK
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE,
JULY T. 1884,
Under THE AUSPICES or THE MUNICIPAL AU.
THORITIES OF THE
CITY OF NETWORK.

THE JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed 10 max,
for ce-brsns the approaching anniversary
National independence have the honor to submit the fol
There viii be military parade Of the Let Division, n
Under command Of Mi Gen Chas ". ssndOrd they vii
be reviewed By his Honor the Mayor and Common Council
front the City Hall at ososs 1h,,s "a III. foov,,
places. and in tho order Of the yrosran%e The displays WI
S IL &c and sss es Jersey City
During the intcrude bswesn the pieces, era fireworks
will be displayed In rapid sucoession-
City Han Grafalss Bend.
Ess. Broadway and Grandst, Rabels Band
Madison square. ei.h Regiment Band
wca Brosdw.y and Prankhn.' wsnnemsksr's Bssd
Jackson Square. Schenelers Band
Battery, WannemGksrs Band.
Mount Morris Square, Rohne'. Band n.
Marion and sprns, Hil,. Band n,.-,.p.,
3sth- st., between eth snd 9th.sv. Bliss Band
Houston st. Square. Rubeps Band
Market and Nonros-sts.. wsnremakors Band.
Liberty Park Cecilan Band.
At the Ciy Hall diplsy Of fireworks win DO cot ad,
consisting Of the following pieces,
J. Tribute Of Ceres.
Shield Of our Union
J. Fairies Froc
4 Scroll Quadrills.
Saturn end bis Satellites
g. Star ofIBdspendeuce.
/ Fountain Of Fire.
9. Illuminated Vow Tross
g. Star Of America
10. Kaleidoscope.
II. Passion Flower.
Y Polts Dsnee and CoOred Bsissy.
II. Zania Peruva-
IS. Combination OF Saxons.
i6. Magic Star.
II. American Coz, farms
10. Battle poce Naval Engagement
AT Madison square the following pieces will be Displayed
nApbos SQUARE
3 Polka Dance apd-Colorsd Battery.
Q. Star Of Independence.
4. Tribute Of Ceres.
8. Illuminated Ysv Tree.
]. Zauia Peruyis
9. Shield Of our Uniou.
2. Magic Star.
10. KALEIDOSCOPE
II. Fsres Frolic.
IL. Passion Flower.
10. Cascade.
IS. Premium Temple, with appropriate Figures and
Al the Battery there will also be Cue display consisting Of
the following pieces:
I. Thunder Wheel.
T. Kaleidoscope.
. Scroll QuadHie.
Z. yglcans Delight
.. Cascade.
8. Star Of America
7. Persian Rose
Q. Star 81 independence.
9. Zanis PeruyiA
10. Tribute Of Ceres.
H. Vow Tree.
IL Polka Dance and Colored Battery.
- Grand Mosaic Battery.
a. American Coat Of Arms.
at the other places above .gnstsd will be similar display
Of hotels and public building requested to display
their coo that day the requested to ring the
bells Of their respective churches for an hour a. sunse noOn
and sunset.
Drivers Of vehicle. requested to avoid the line Of process
sion The Civic Societies invited 10 cooperate with the
Committee In fushershce Of the celebration By order Of the
Committee.
Committee Board Of Aldermen:
PETER MAsTERsUS JOHN u. OTTIWELL,
JOHN FOX, JOSEPH SHANNON,
LEWIS r. RYERs.
Committee Board Of Couucimen:
WIN JOYCE DAVID FITZGERALD,
CHAs. ROSTER, JOHN HEALY,
CIIAs. SCHAHFER-
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IAdyertisenent.I

Acknowledgement
Nonsense that is not nonsensical, and real
that s nonsense. laugh that you cannot help
and help TO laugh all found in No J Of tho "FCs.
NEST now ready better than any amount Of fireworks
to give zest TO your Fourth of July. Sold everywhere
and by everybody who sells jokes, but Old Abe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
u...x..,,-ess. This Day saA Eve.t.g.

Fer 1870 AZ tA<Jfsu and hssS ~ CO. v,~es-'' w.
~'s"', ~ ~. 4. otasy cola sAs Of ms paper.
EuLos 0ARpus-The Dutea nou'''
OlYupIe TBsATkp English Ope1
P.psgs:s Mu,rua-Blshted Ysih-his Major ca'hmsn'
HrpPoTH THoS-N1rious Enter sn . p..ncs,
lab RnoApvlI-Hsllets Demouison Ien9,iha
10. T;g BRolpuAI-Ls gsas ssl,s' u, HSs'Saa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
Csuu,erfeir. On Hinge B.nL, Mass.

Amsn giving his name Of samuel a.. s 81 elias
,nniying for batch of courterfeit notes on
or Inp1 Bank Of Massschuses They were sem
rom NsSYOrk supposed these Tsth Is mi,
infsnasc lor Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Washington
ss ven a. 10 this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

Watering Piaces.--rT IS IMPORTANT, IN FAc7
NECESSARY that you provide yourself with the following
articles before starting Tooth. Hair, Nail and Fesh Brus
Tooth Powder POmsde Extracts Cologne or Toilet wss
and nice travelling to hold the in compact foc
Mr HELMBoLD. Druggist Of No. ss< Broadway has pre-
pared himself to furnish the above having large sssomes
always hand and his estabshment 10 psronsed By eli
the shisnabs and wealthy because they always anl
what they WISH and by Others because they procure articles
reasonable ratesand all their patronage ~.
pr-ciased by polite and sentcmany sttenAns Rsceusd
this and also recollect the place
HELMBoLD's New Drug and Chemical wrehsass. Ne
50 Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
Tho Goyerumeut Loan

$500, 10000
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress 4
MAJ ch 9th, 1864 which provide. for i.s REDEMPTION IN
COIN at any period Less than than forty
from its date, at the pleasure Of the Government.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION 1--WE per cent interest b to -
paid semi annually IN COIN
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are received By ths
National Banks United States in such currency -
other funds IS are taken by them deposit at par.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE Oh LOCAL TAXA.
TIoN add. from three per cent per annum to s VALUES
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although 10
per in COIN much greater in currency theAas
ference between tho market value Of currency and gold
ASA RULE the per specie securities Of all sovs.l
government. always par above, and currency nov
funded tho National Loan viii DO worth Ito face In gold
beside paying regular and liberal per cenage the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan Is I've
Hundred Million Dollars The amour, of Subscriptions 70
ported to the Treasury at Washington is over
$7O,OOO.OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TaskO
uRsn o, UNITED STATES at Washington and the 40
ssrAsr TaxAsuazxs at NewYOrk Boston and Phisdspaa.
and by tho
PiRsr EArroslL BANK o. NnwYoxx No 4Wsllsl
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF New YoRK. 23d-st BrdwsH
TuIRD NATIONAL BANK NEW. York No. Nasssust-
FouRrH NATIONAL BANK NEw.YoRx. u and % Pinese
Fryra NATIONAL BANK OF New YoRK, No. 33s 3dsv.
slxrHsNArIosAL BAsK o. NEW YORK, ethsv. Br'dwsH
NAxTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw YoRK, No 3s5 Broadway.
TkSrs NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, No $40 Broadway
ossrRAL NATIONAL BAxE OF NEW YoEx. No n Dusnes&
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK on NEW YogK. 1874 Grwcd-se
AND By ALL NATIONAL BANKS
wi ia are aepositares Of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
thrsqgbOu the country (acng agents Of the National D.
po.Aary Banks, win furnish further information spplSS
too snd
AFFORD Every FACILITY TO sUBscRBEsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

oorrospndsnce q The Cincinnati Commefosl -.
tx FRONT or KESEsAw. Ga, June 70, 1864
Tb,work of our army to-day amounted TO
lost uth,ug. during tue entire day the coDtending
Gmerestsd in their rife pits and bsgssth their pap