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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

HtTVUy IWUFCFIpfIOnI Will Tf
received by the treasurer of the United states the
several Assistant Treasurerl and Ds5igr q ed De
po.itorics, and by the National Banks Designated
Andqus iiled ~ 'pOstoFies ard FinaDciai Agents,
for treasury Notes payable three years from Au.
gust To- is6t bearing Interest at the rate of seven
and three teaths per cent per Anlum, with seni-
annual coupons attached, payable In lawful
money.
Ihes. notes will be convertible, al the option Of
bearing bonds, rcder IN S6lo after ave and payable
twenty years from AuEnst rs 1857.
Ihe n0tcs VIII befssued 10 the denominations {
dity, oLe hundred, I'VE hundred, one thousand,
and i've thousand doll.rs, and will be Issued IN
ol.n, or pay able to order, IS may be directed by
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, or
some multiple oil tfty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued tor all de-
original certiacs.s tbs ssion OF poes, fs
CURED, and whether they are to be ssusd In blank
or pas able 10 order. When 30 endorsedit must be
lett with the officer RECEIVING the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department.
The notes viii be transmitted to the owners,
rec o. ,faa,sportatio1 ehargs' as soon SITTER the
Interest will Be silo we'd to August Is on all de-
poiils made prior To that date, and will he paid by
the Department upon the receipt Of the orig nal
certificates.
As the note. draw interest from August 10, per.
sons making deposits subsequent TO thai date must
pay the interest accrued om date Of note TO date
Of deposit. " -"'
Parties depositing TWENTY-FIVE thousand doII.,.
and wards for these uo,os at any one time will
he alnweh commission of one q Inrrer Of one Der
cent which WIZ be paid by this Department upon
INC receipt OF hill for the.Hmouni. Ftiel to by
the officer with whrm the depOsit was made. No
the del oIits.
Onncers receiving deposits will see that the
CO.. tihoAtes.
All Officers authorized to receive deposit. are
requested give TO applicants all desired infor-
nation, and afoId every facility for making sub
soriptIOns.
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ToHN JoLLIFFk,

ATTORNEY AND COURaELL0R AT lay,
Has removed his Obloe 70 tho Northeast corner Of
VI ud Fifteenth streots, opposite tho east
entrance OF tho Treasury Buildink,
Washington City, D. c.,
Attends especially 10 siAihAs upon tbs United
tAtee ylb-y
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
a.. OFFICE Ga PENN, AVENGK,
WaaAinQsoa or, D. q
I ORE al KAsTKRh, NORTHERN, AND WEST
EkN KXPRKSS FORWARDKRS
Asl chs. Ndiss, AoAsV, JsWslFy, Valaabloa,
Notes, Stocks, noAaA, 6S.,
For ward ID with SAFETY AND DlsPATCH 70 ell
see sInibo &C Vtions Is the country. This Company
NORTH, EAST, WEsT, AND RoRTHWKsT.
Ne prineipI ouees are
PalzADs1i'Hik, Bi1ii1sso85 GIEe
0LHEATL ST. LOUB, EOULI
: HLLLA, LEXINGTON
COMMISSIONS are made 81 Now York and Boston
with ltnes forwarding 70 the CanAdAa and The
! EihEh ProvtnSos, and with GteGmship lines 70 NV.
: Ip0ol, Southampton, and HAvre, and thence ~
uropeAn expresses 10 all prominent commercial
\ wos 10 Great Britain and on the Continent.
cohesion Of Hotes, DRAFTS, and nills made 81 al
= sessibhs parts Of The United States.
Q. q. DUNN, Agent
WaAbinGten. D. Q.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
i AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF HOURS. o.,
On and after Sunday, June isth, 1854,
PASSENGER TRAINS I LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, q 80 a. m, (Express, Mopdsys ex-
oeptedD SEQ .. M, 10 m, 2so and 10 % p. N.
Chester, at sos, iiis g. NJ i.so, aso, an, ., and
&Iiminstop, a, ESQ, Mondays sxeepted,) sos,
Ills O. N, %, %, 10, 9, 10 sd, and u p. m.
New Castle, at o. a. m and 20 p. m,
Dover, AZ oo =. N. and Isop. N.
Milford, ats 6a m.
Salisbury, At 8 % n, m. .sm
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAvH
Baltimore At 8 40 and go g. m, tRxpress,) LILO,
h Wilminston at %, s.o, and g. m, ia1t I, I4S,
4, 4 10 Z %, and bio p. N. ..
Milford sta 10 p. N.
Dover 81 O. 20 o m. and % p. N.
New Castle a. s.sosn. N. sud Q IS p. m.
Chester at 70 and go ., N, ass, 80, s, ala,
Leave Baltimore for salisbury and intermediate
Leave baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta.
''0A' TRAINS FOR BALTrmoeE.
Leave Chester stss+o q. m and and lI.o6 p. M.
Leave Wilmington At sac and . as .. M, and . %
FREIGHT TRAIN with passenger car attached,
will leave Wilminston for Perryyille and interfne
diate places at 7g46p. N. .gf.
sUNDAYs = IRON Phllsd'lrhia to Baltimore
only at 40 .. N. and 1880 p. m,
From Philadelphis to Wilmington at 40 q. M,
From Wilmington TO Philadelphia At Its =. m
Only a 10 Is p. m. from baltimore 70 phnsdeI
phia. o.
je2T-tf X. F. KINNEY, AsE't sup't.
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g NC DEBI Hit vi
LANGUoR, LhssITUDE,

AID THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR,
arc Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OF Protected Solution OF PROrOXIDE OF IRON.
THE VIVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with Its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing eTnEHeTH, NI0oR, and New LIFE into
ali parts OF tho syatsm.
One OF the most Distinguished Jurists In New
England writes IN o friend No f1llUws:
III have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustAns your prediction. n has made
aNEw MAN OF met Infused into my system lew
yigor and energyj am no longer tFemulous and
debiitated, a. when you last Jaw me- but stronger,
hoaruer, and with larger capacity for labor, men
sal and physical, than at any time during the last
Ave VBars.n "'.
Al eminent divine Of Boston says;
u have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time pasti II gives me BEw vIooR, Buor.
AhcY OF 6PIRiTs, ELASTICITY OF NUCLEI
Pamphlets free. J. r. DINsMORE,
No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
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DAL TIMoRB AND OHIO
n RAILROAD,

ID -.,- RAILROAD. ...
On and ai.sr SUNDAY, Jgne 18th, isst, daily
yotk, and Wsshington and the wesf, a. foliowsi !,
FOR PHILADELPHIA,N NEW YORK and BOSTON,
LoAye washinston q 7.so 4. m, Ills .. m, 30
?. m, daily except sunday. On sunday OF $50 p.
SoR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Le'ys % snssp o sun
far as PhilAdelphiA only.
Leave ws.hinston d.ily q % pm, TsshStn
sUr bAL1IMUhk. o.
Lave Washington a. $50, O. m, 1s0 3. m, II. 10
=. NJ . 2. NJ, as p. m, SOP. NJ, and sap. m.
On sq VA .i y. .I g. 81 Rs I'd Sssg
Leave wa.hins.on $40 =. m. and ., t.1, and
on sunday, at 8 and 8 30 p. m. '|I.
Ticket. ,od to all point. wrsr, and Baggage
~ FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave W.ssinston ns.so' .. m, and ~ .. u,
No train for Annapolis on Sunday. .r.
Trains leaving Wilmington al i. % a. m. and 90
p. U. 90 through to New York tOsthow change o.
sleeping cars on 30 and $50 p. N. tr.ins. Berth.
can be secured until 8 p. m, daily, at the Ticket
Ofee after that hour they must be secured Of the
sleepins Car Conductor.
The . p. IN. train stops only at sladensburg,
Bellsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Relay
House, daily, except Sunday. Or Sttnday 1t stopi
swan ffRRrrcuLAR NOTICE.
PssEss.; WI elssss observe THAI the p m
$50 p. N. frotH takes Ssp Yo,k pdsseEoers only
For iuIthsr lniormsiion, neksss % svefy kind,
a. apply 70 e. SsSsys 3 Eoontz' Agent At Wash
'''' " ' W. ,. SMITH,
Master Transportation.
IeoafE Q.nsrsl Ttsk.t I1.ns
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CLOTHING

STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
COTTON UPi ....u.
GOLD GPi
EVERYTHING Uri
But It natter not 10 ua the Good. on hand
must be ssld. Now 10 the time TO buy
YOUR oLoTHINGi
=
and the place Il At The
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
where you viii ind splendid assortment OF
CrsroM-MApE GOODS,
also, An iunsuss,,o:k Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and GENTLEnErS FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every a.scrlptioa.l ~ .I. 'ug'
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
a, prices that defy sonps,iaos.
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before purchasing elsewhere, At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
tso SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
IN. SMITH,
jys- 80 Seventh street.
"SHALL WE SAY lrw r.'
". "DARE WE SAY TIP
"YEsr
We will not DO underseld by snIth or any one else.
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We Gan sell thsn, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the tact that the publ,
nave found out and appreciate our motto:
MANY SALES, But SMALL rRoFIrsi
sKETLEMEPs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
--r, AT %. SEVENTH STREET.
ms-tf ). BRUCE CO.
THE "GIDRoN PRINTING
l. OFFICE"
EsrABLrsHEp In rsas
sIDKos q rRARsoE,
srEAA.rowEa,
BOOK AND JOB pRNrxRs,
OIL Ninth 'trset, near Psuusyivani, Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly Increased the f.sili.lss Of I'll.
shove Old n.s.Sushsd Printing
House By an aImos,
ENTIRE nn,rwAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition Of several Of he most igrovsd
wER-PKRssEs,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
OGpIIaI-eOOO,OUO.
- THIS BAHE, organized under tho National
banking Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day for the tTRnnA1ttOn OF business, at the corner
OF Fifteenth And EtTO0tA, opposite Treasury Do
pATtment Il, d, COOKE, PraGidshL
UN HuHrTNaTON GsshIsF sNsI'f
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CNEYNOLDs' HOUSE,

ooi Or asLfxHBTB N. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Do
q ssts tarrdNQd ~ ~ hours, ed a The Ibosssss
on %. j. ". hEYkOLD1,
"A-b Proprietor
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

DING's RUSSIA sALyE!
A Real Palm Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of this salyo
over all other healing remedies. II reduces the
most angry looking swellings and Infamma tons A.
ScAlds, ho In q surprisingly short time.
Only % cents o Box.
The above are ali old and well-establiShcd Rene
dies. o.. I.
'... For Sale by
J. P. DISSmoRE, tsi Broadway, New York,
8. W. FowLE b CO., IS fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my2S WasSn
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THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY

app o,td JAW S 5S; sion Of A. act of Congress
h ,aAIohs AND sroeEHoLDERl, under a al SS ~
of Of o SESSS%i!GE said Cnpsay ADD tSs
called, snd VIII b. held at tho HAM ~ y hereby
ioI D. pcHi ,SoS Co. ia the CITY u iva WSsS
isst AZ cOi,eG I n '9 e. ioth day OF AU0usr, A. e
I'm D HuTCHTSso,,
y :. PAHhEs stock. ~
IHOMA5 CLYDE.
WILLIAM D. HAfCR ..
VASE! WAiSSiSSfoS CITY, D. O., August l. 1851, 81
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

VOHN WELOK ER'S
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT
"a Ia Mdtson Doras,)
B0N PEkEgYLvANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tsnth streets, Cup btAlrEJ
The proprietor Of this fAv0Tite Restaurant haA
pared no pains to make this the bost RestauTan,
WAshingtonJ and he points with pleasure 70 the
Arge patronage he has always been h0noTed with,
and respectfully solioits continuance OF the same
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments con.
nEatig on hand, and Of the most reasonable rAtes
BaEAKFAsT, -
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared 81 tho shortest notice Gad IN She mos,
satisfactory manner,
BreakiGii from 70 Il O'Clock Dianss and sup.
der ~ all hOur64 SAY an
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BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.

No, !, FlA6 Canvas and Twlnei No. a. Iron N.il,
shesye Riyets, ste;i No. 4, Thu, Zinc, etc; No g.
sperm oili 80 9 White Pine, AIh, Black W slnut
etc No 2, Cooking Utensils; No. 8, Stoves AM
Cooking CHbo"sesi No. 10, esthsr M. II, Lea her
hosyi NJ " L,saanyTG' 30. "a, L,nterns and
No. n Sta i0neryJ No. %. Hand are; No "a Shtu
Chsndleryi No q, Dry GJOdS; No. 30, FiTewood:
No. 81, keAtafOot on.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

EkNTLEMEN'S CLOTHINo.---WE
4 have COW in store full stock Of GentIemen's
snflng Oyol VOAa, bu1iness SuitA DreSa suitA, and
uraialinE b 1OdS Of the lAtsat styles, nAnufletuTs
a with the cane degrees u noAmoss, STYLE and ole
Nanea, a. II EEdS 70 Otdsr.
WALL, HTEPIIEkD a Co.,
HAA ponnNyiVkniA Avenue, betwesn
Ninth and Tsash sssss.A
~ Ia-taJ IBaAR Intsl.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

ISH1 hntANShmhNIoI MA
khh -
gHE CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILADELs
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMA,
MES LINKS. H'
EBOE PHILADRLP4II TO KKW YoRE
AVN WI Or 1HEs
yrs.a walnut street. wharf and Ksn-
atAHton Depot,
Will IaAvu "A vnrIovs W, v.,.
a. - NJ ~. c.ma.o - n5,,ha. n .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sau AnApoy n =.
A.. 4 M -. C.mdan 80 r.-..r s..-n.-s~h
Terss1 observation-disclosures IVY oi"-N" . a.,
An O ~ M Ga%Ssn ~, I.,..v c..,. IN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

! hsrshy certify that tho above named - ,,,
msss 20 70 &C., re a. men o. property and able 10
~, 70 os signed BY the United statos Navy Aysn,
nnx Judge, or Attorney, or Collector,
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WARRINGTON, u, @,

No. 1, Flax Canvas and rwlnej No. !, Tin and
Zinei No Q, sperm oil No. 2, stoves and Cook ug
CaboOsesj No. 10, Leather; No 10 ugnumv to; No
VI, La ternsj NO 10 soap AMI TalIow; No. 90
y ship Oh sndlery, No 20, Copper Wire; No a.
Ny GpodLj Ne. u, Gallery Ironj NJ. 81, Chan
iifoni no, y, Walnut, Mahogany, and Ashi No 2s,
insot copper jyls.IsWit
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-11

FERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-Notiee
iI'hereby given that, by . rule Of the Court IL
terms have been hXsd A. follows:
aeHsrdl r6ns,
Third Monday OF January,
Flrnt Monday OF May.
Third Monday OF October.
TcThI oTRs Circuit CoHyi.
In which alone jury 10 impanneloal EDr size tTiAI
OF civil eases.I
FIRST TueslAy Of February,
Third Monday OF May,
First Tuesday Of November.
TeTHa Of de Criminal CA1lilI
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June,
ktrIt Monday OF December.
Terms Of he DiStYid CofBI
First Monday OF June
First Monday Of December.
Special TsTmI
FIRST Tuesday Of January.
RiTIt Tuesday nj February.
First TueadAy OF AlArob.
First Tuesday OF April,
Third Monday Of May,
First Tuesday OF june
TIrEt tuesday OF July.
FiFGt Tuesday al September
Fifat Tuesday OF OatOher.
Tirst Tuesday Of NOvsmbeg.t
TirIt Tuosdny Of DessAbaS.
Nv SEdS "fths Cou't a. MEGA
wv
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CHARLEsTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS,

No. !, Fisk Canvas and Irvine; No g. sperm OH,
No. 7, Cooking UtsnsilE; No. 8, stoves; No o.
LsAtheri No. u, Leather Hosej No u, On HIdes
for Ropes No. 49, SHEET Iron, No. Is, soap and Tai.
lows No. 10 Brush. - No. %, Stationary; No. %,
hf,n.rdwsrei no ~ shy LhandIeIY; No. 10, Copprf
81, Whale, Tar, and HeAtsfoot OH,
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pIOPosALS FOR BUILDING sUUTH
u nMNLnSG TO NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILD.

ao.,., NAVY D. PtRTMEHT, Aug. ., 1854
ms saS,b u R" endorse" Proposals. for build
will be received At thls mftios untn 10 o'cInnn s.
90 90 the 18th day Of August iSst Plans and spec
nmosons nte Ieaay Iof Examination at the Navy
buld nB finished and COMPLETE in ali ~ ~, NJ"
except tbs hot water heating app 1rAtns n SfnI,
are requested to name tho time IN ~ fisG tbr1
slEaEr to have the building complotei And y WI
LOT 9eoupationj and all bids must be AccompSr ~
oy the following guarantee ''e'
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hereby certify that, to tie test OF my knowl.
edge aud belief, the Above-nAmed guArantors are
good and SUFFICIENT 90 suFeties for the amount for
which thoy offer to be security.
To DO certified by the United States District At
'orney, Collector OF Customs, or any other officer
under the United states Government, or responsi.
Bile person known to this once.
D. Il. RUCKER,
dsa-u Brig. Con. and Qusrtermaster.
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me nadefSiEned -, OF -, In the STATE nj
nhu - Of -, IN the state of -, heFrbr
nha ,Isse tnAt In case the foregoing bid OF ~
hs scnsn.ass rev south wing TO Navy Department
he rsosn, ~, ~ OF they wi within ten days after
,a,,h 1 'a6e .h.sre the cSntraot Tor the sane
MI spuu Hnd s1meisnt securltiesi and 10 oaso
AFORESAID, We guarantee to make 9ooS nv 20, ~
enee between the otter Of the S.iG '''S uImer-
whlnh may DO accepted. anu thAt
y, GuArAntor.
,aa. D. GuArAntor,
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PHILADkLPHIA, PENNSYLVANTA
No I, Fax Canvas and Irvine, No. s, Sperm OIL;
No, 2, Cooking Utensils No. 10, Leathef; No II,
Leather HIsei No. IL, Soap and TAlloW, No 90
D. uShesi No ~, stationery 70. 70, HArdwarr; No
~ ~ Chandler, No, 81, Cry Goo q; No. 90 fire
wood No. 81 Tar Oh aud NeaiaIoot on.
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No. !, Flax Canvas and Twin.j Ma, 9, Sperm OIL;
No. 2, Cooking Utensils; No, 10, Leather; No. II,
Leather hosei No, IL, Lanterns; No. ID, Tallow;
No n staaonervj No. ~ Hardware; No, %, Ship
Chandleryj No. 81, Dry Goods; Ne, 70 FIftwood;
No. u, Tar Oil, and Nehtsfsot OH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23

0ons fsboiss a. 6ecesisI Os,ooel b,vidscn. Of New
Orleans; Colonel HsrdfmAn, Of @ crgia; Oclonel Har-
rel Of rh Carolina; Colonel R'zgersid, Of Virginia
Crloue Farley, Of rso Clroiua Colonel D,vant, Of
Georgia; Msjor Carson, of Georgia; Major Ene,t Of
North Carolina; Major Wilson, Of Louisiana; Msjor
Warnum, Of Louisiana; O, mel vande,vender Of Wiz.
Vinis; Colonel Cobb OF Vireins; Colonel Haynes Of
Virginia; Tor NASH of Georgia; ssjor Perkins, of
Virgins, ard Major Anderson, OF Virsipa
The ste m-r John Tucker has arrived with three hun.
bred recap,uged Uuion soldiers
Two hundred sounded f-om General Sberidan's com.
msnd have arrived ard left for Baltimore.
Sheridan des,royed q million rations, other stores,
rolling stock, &c, to the amount Of ten Millions of dol
lars 10 value.
The following paragraphs are from the Herald:
Tbaoksg wing services Eere yesterday p'r'ormsd in
Trinity church in this city for recent Union veto
res in Obedience the request Of the Right Rev. Bishop
Potter D.. vinlon preachtd the sarmon, and alluded
to the different battles in which the arms OF the repub
lie were triumphant.
Information has been received from Havana that the
Bariet Ians which cap ured oy the rebels in Gal
weston Bay on the lst Of Jnuary 1858 has succeeded
in escaping from that port with ergo OF cotton foI
Havasa, where she ia now lyiag. Her armament bal
been removed and she Is nov employed in ruanng the
blockade. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
G. W. BAGBr
PROM TnR UNIrEo STATES.
Approved by US {:

The New York Herald o. tho 10th was received SIT
ur1ay night L! contains very little Of interest, NOT
aven the closing quotation of gold the l4h, which
We presume was published in the Sundays issue.
The HesAlds army correspondent under date Of l+th
gives the following mild statement Of the losses in Grans
army TO thai dsto:
The Second corps has lost eleven hundred killed. seven
thousand unled, fourteen hundred missing. The Fifth
corps has lost twelve hundred killed. seven thousand i've
hundred wounded, ami thirteen hundred missng. The
Sixth corps hl lost thousand killed, six thousand
wounded .snd.welye hundred missing Thsto losses
OF thess three corps amount 10 twenyseven thousand
seven hundred. Burnsde's losses nearly in the
same proportion aud swell the total to about thirty Eve
thousand. The proportion Of slightly wounded u ex
traordnary large.
The only alluson to the terrific fight of Thursday,
lSsh, ia contained in the following extract from the
same letter
Hancock captured 900 prisoners as stated, and my
informant COUNTED eighteen pieces Of taken by
him. and believes there Others. The prisoners and
guns were mainly FROM General Ned Johnsons COM
msnd HIS cannon had been taken from their first po
sision by order of Lee, to strengthen another point
Az Johnsous Urgent solicitation they returned to
him on "Wednesday nigAt and his men we're engaged
in putting them in position at i've O'Clock on Thursday
morning. Whea Hancock surprised them by sudden at
tack, aud captured the Wholc. The lighting was obs
nate till night Oar successes were unlorm along Sue
whole line all dAy-NO reverse at any point.
Considerable space is devoted to particulars Of sheri-
dams movements, but they contain only exaggerated
accounts of facts already known here. The Herad's
situation summary says:
On the 18th, the whole command spcamped at Boz.
toms Bridge after accomplishing the most splendid
cavalry movement of the war At O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon Sheridan formed Junction with Buffers army
az Turkey Bend on the Jsmss river. His whole loss
was not over 800 in killed, wounded and missing.
There is nothing later from General ButlsF.
telegram dated Fortress Monroe, lb.h, says:
General Sheridan arrived at the James river yestsr-
day afternoon,
He bad hsAvy fights in which he was very successful
He got inside Of the rebel works around Richmond,
aud could have taken the city but ignorant OF G.
Buffers position Our men could the gas lights in
Richmond They took three hundred prisoners
CaptaH Howe, A A. G., Of rebel General Ruggles
staff and seventeen sfhcers and three hundred rebel
prisoners have arrived ram Belle Plain in charge OF
Captain Hood, of the Eighteen Ve.erAn corps on rOus
10 Fort Delaware. Amorg them are Major Gea 70,
Edward johnson, Bfgsdier General George d. S.uAr,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-23
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RICHMOND, Nay ID, 1864.

RICHMOND, nay "a, 1905.
The undersigned having been called upon by mutual
friends of Dr. George W. BAgsy and Maj. Alfred NJ.
Barbour without the knowledge of those gentlemen, to
gore into the pf.c:icsblIy of the smicabls ADJUST
msut 0; difference which b9C arisen between .hsm
and that o. 18Th day Of January, 1854 DR.. Bagby
WToe % the Noble Advertiser and Register, of Whcs
he the Richmond news corresp dent the sig
na.uee OF Gamma" letter, in which he repeated
certain derogstory TO the character OF kajor
Barbour land which to have been current at the
time in this city, though without foundaIol)- few
thereafter Dr. Bsgby teegraphsd editors CT
the Advertiser and Register suppress this letter.
20 much of it referred 70 Maj Barbour, no had
discovered that the rumors lot true-ihat that
telegram reached Mobile few hours too late 10 effect
its purpose, and the letter appearedIhst Sbsus the
same time the telssIsm was sent, DR.. Bagby wrote
second letter to the Advertiser and Register"
planning further the cause of HE former publication
and that this second letter withheld by the editors
OF tina. paper because Maj Barbour bad IL the mean
ime published card in she Mob lie papers, deuOunCiug
DE- Bsgby for his original publication Of the 18th Of
January.
This being the state OF the affair when the question
Wss submitted to us: Regarding D.. Bagbys telegram
and second letter rstrSxt of his first letter,
think Maj. Barbours card should be Withdrawn and
snst being Withdrawn, Ne think DR., Bagby, in TIE
spirit which prompted bis telegram aud second letter,
should express bs regret ct the original publication, and
make the explanation which prevented by the pub
-ica;iOn OF Asj. BAFbou,'s card.
WINS @. WIcKHLN
p. w. ALEXANDER,
Approved by US:
G. w. BAGBY,