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FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
OApitAl-0BOO,OOU.
n This BANK, organized under the NAtIonsI
Banking Law OF the last Congress, IL opened this
day for the transaction OF business, at the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury Do.
partment. II. d. COOKE, President,
WIN. 5. HUNTnsToH, Cashier. IsR9-ii
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United states Marshal, D. c.
N. b. All persons buying a. this sale viii be re-
quired to make deposit OF one-fourth of purchase
money at the time Of sale else the property will
be tesOld. WARD n. LANON,
iy21-lIt United States Marshal ID, &,
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M lLlTAR GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co.,
1sN PEHHsYLVASIA AyLEUA,
OdeI the largest AAIOTtnent In tins city on. biEa
ing all qualities used by oftigara IN she Army AL,
Navy, Iugh as
SwordA, SAIheE BELTS, slUU Gog-s,,Lpa, Hau
CApI, Piston, SC, sc, with hnr s,IUrtmsD, vi
Uniform clothing, with which We G4I luI ash on
GERS complete outttI In a few momelts,
WALL, STEPHENA h 90,
ass PennIylvAuiA AVsnn
ApE sim Atsl. BtAr, ChfJe.l
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jy26-tf Secretary OF the Treasury.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF
WHEAT AND RYE.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT or WAsnIEGTOE,)
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERMASTEB,
WABHIHGT0E, July &c. 1864
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until the 90 day of August next, the purchase
nj Five Thousand Bushels (more or less) OF the
Hundred Bushels (mOre less) of the best quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south Of
the Potomac. The grain to be delivered in this
be accepted, within thirty days from the accept
AIue o. the bid.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for the
pure 'Ase OF Wheat ana RYE" and addressed to the
undersigned, ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
iyg7-l6t Dept OF Washington.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n VER'S TIL L A T X K 4,
" Peana. Avenue, near WIZARDS Hotel.
LEON ARD GROvFR.........".... go. Director
Also Of Growers New Chestnut street TIL Atre,
Phiadelphia.
Grand triumph Of the Celehrated irish Come
dal, Nj GEORGE Q. CHARLES and the beauti.
iul artistic, LA BELLE EMILE.
MR.. 3. w. GLtNN IN his great impersona'ion ri
KING RICHARD ri IN UTCH. SATURDAY
EVENING July 20 1884, IRELAND ASH WAS.
Ragged Pa ..................M Mr.. George c. Charles
Judy o'Trot with song. ....:...L la Belle Emile
Trish Jig.... 80. ............Miss Mary Bates
To be followed by the IRISH TIGER.
To conclude with the nfth act Of
KING RICHARD Ill
lonhu Ill, Mr. y. W. eileen
n A N T L r b u X Y,
" CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
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DROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCT
ING FURANCES AT THE CAPITOL.
OIFI, L OF COMMISSIONER PUBLIC BUILDIEG,(
July 20, 1864.
Sealed proposals will he receiv ed NJ this OIL
for rrcunstrurling FIVE FURNACES under the
Capitol, until MONDAY, the s.h day OF Aus u.s.
ne 1t, At ~ O'Clock noon.
Said furnaces to he OF longest size, best Keister
box furnaces, built Ia the best manner. Any ofthe
Old material now In the old luTnAnces that can be
advautHgeuusly used In constructing the new
one 8 to be used AID pei sous desiring to b d are
invited to cali any day, between this and tho sth
day of August, upon Mr.. J. W. Angus, general su.
peiintendent, who will show them the furnaces
and III AXE any desired explanation.
d. D. FRENCH,
jy.s-td Commissioner Public Buildings,
TaIEF QUARTERMASTER's OF.
I J FICE, DEPOT OF WAsHIEOTOE, WARRINGTON,
u, c., January !, 1854,
AllIeaers IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
Ot1ce Furniture, Harness, md SsddleFy, are re-.
Quegted to send 10 this office, on the MONDAY of
each week, saealed proposal OF list, in duplicate,
OF the articles they are prepared TO furnish TO tho
Depot at short notice. with the price Of each
marked In plain hgur6s, go that, IN case the ext.
gsnoles Of the service require IT, the article or AT.
toleH can I've obtained without delay, and at the
lowest price.
Dealers wishing TO Eoll TO this Depc, will be 10.
Quired TO furnish the list punetAlly every Monday
morning. d. 4, RUCkER,
Brigldior 6enoFal and Chief QuArtuTmIster,
iAH-H nenotnf WEEINngt,,u
, 1864-08-02
FROM NEW YORK.
4fTfvnI Of Rebel PrisonefB-SpoytIue
lNtellf@e ncc-1he Saratoga Rnccx.

NEW YoBK, July 3o.-The United States
tran6port steamer Continental arrived yes
terdey afternoon, with batch Of rebel pris-
oners, eight hundred and fifty in nun Der,
having left Pt int Lookout yesterday morn
ing, TOR this city. They debarked ut the,
Long dock, jersey City, aud left last evening
fur Elmlra. by tue New York and Erie Rail.
road. Although presenting rather ragged
und dilapidated appearance with regard to
their clothing, they still had the air Of vete-
ran troops, ard did not seem to be troubled
much It's to their captivity.
!, The first meeting Of the Saratoga Raciug
Association. 1t Saratoga Spring., will be
Deld on the I'd, 80, 9Th, 5th, and 9Th OF Al
gust 1864. Several races viii b. rou each
osy, commencang promptly at 11H m:
No postponements except In case OF bad
wfathcr. Tnesday there will be two races,
the first being the Travers stakes, for three
year olds, TO carry 100 pounds; $50 entrance,
p p; s, 600 addca; X miles; closed with
50 denominations. Tht second race is for
purse Of 500, for all ages. Two mile heats.
All the best horses iu the country will be in
attendance and the most exciting trials Of
speed are Anticipated. Horses IRON the foi-
lowing stables will participate In the differ
ent contests: J. A Grimstead, of Kentucky;
T. B. Reed. of Ohio: II. F. Harper. Of Ken
tucky; P. 3. Bush, Nes6rs. Bowie & Hull, j.
rincus. ]. Hunter, F. Morris, Dr.. j. ".
NeldeD. Mr. Strong, and several thorough
bfeds from Canada, including Thunder, Re-
porter, TerE, ZigxaC, Eercn Oaks, etc. Tip
lstrary IL the tuyorite over any one horse
f,r the Trayers stakes. The field las the
call over my one horse.
, 1864-08-02
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, ATGUST2. 1864.

gsTe the information received 1t from negro
who was employed in the venture.
In Memphis ramors prevailed to the effec,
that Forests caTalry were in possession d
Doneleonville and the surrounding county.
Late arrivals from that town and yiciuIty
contradicts it. Not onl5 are those troops
not there, but farmers are unmolested In
prosecuting their usual labors with fair pros.
pects Of succrss.
A number Of Confederate oflictr5, among
them Capt. G. c. Morgan, brother Of Brig.
Gtn. Jno. Morgan, passed through Memphis
only a1eW days since on their way to be
exchanged. They were among the recent
captures in Kentucky, and belong to Nor
gan's cavalry, .,'r
:, Major J. ". Robb, Of Illinois, connected
with the Sanitary Commission, and in charge
at Memphis, has been promoted for services
rendered, and: made Colonel, BY Governor
Yates, upon whose staff he ia acting.
Colonel Robb and lady are here to day, but
60 south on the steamer Magenta this eve
ming.
There is nothing later from Helena The
steamer Henry Ames, loaded with Govern,
ment Stores, and from st. Lonis en- route for
New Orleans, struck snag six miles above
here, andsunk in ruther shallow water. It
is thought the steamer can be raised, but her
cargo win be nearly all'loat. There was no
loes Of life. - %~',s ~.
CAmo, Sunday, July s1-Rebel prisoners
say that had Col Brooks expedition been
sent out from Helena few days since, Gen.
Dobbins wou1d have attacked the plaata.
tl0ns below that place, the next dag, and
drawn all the torce he could out Of Heleua,
while Shelby, with some 1000 men, was to
attack the place from the northwest and
cations. :.
The Constitutional Convention of Louisi-
ana, on the ed, adopted the new Constltu-
tton BY large majority, aud would immedi-.
ately submit It to the people Sec
:. Gen. Banks has prohibited the transfer Of
gold to the rebel States, and: stopped all
trfflc in gold, except the purchase BE- depos.
lied in the United States treasury, said dc.
poslfs to be druwn out only on satisfactory
explanations Of the purpose to which :hey
Bre to be applied.
, 1864-08-02

The P1oy1da Bnrn% Two Moro Vessels
Movements Of blockade Burners.

NEw YORK, July @-A letter from Mas
sau, n. r. dated 25th, SAVE By sloop from
Harbor Island, VIC learn that the Florida has
taken and burnt tTo more yessels-one q
whaler and the other TRACER. The names
arc not given. As to the crews, they were
put on board Of schooner and carried to
the island. This steamer is very scourge
to your trade, and its deeds are more daring
Than even those Of its late consort The
fAct Of its cruising in these waters, with
crowd Of steamers in chase, surprises all
vers mnch-but this is not courting fate.
Al item Of news thht you may wish to hear
u the list Of vessels In the contraband trade
that have come into and left our port since
the last mail The steamer Stag, In ballast,
arrived On the I'D. On the 2lst The schooner
Rtbecca, With an assorted cargo; cleared for
Nisp, with au assorted cargo, cleared for St,
Johns, N. B. On the ed, tie steamer G, T.
Watson, with an assorted cargo, cleared for
the same port. There has been no arrival
trom the South during the past week, In
Ect, the fleet Of runners is BIZ this time
pretty we'll thInned, though some of the
steamers have been very lucky. There ID
not much cotton here, owing to the few ar
rivals.
, 1864-08-02
powers Of the Stats immedlstel. : available
for State and National Defense

powers Of the Stats immedlstel. : available
for State and National Defense
NEw YORK, Monday, Aug. !.
TIE Wrld'x special from Frederic K, july
S1st. says; No rebel ilfaptry had .:rossGt
i the Potomac.
"Three regiments Of ca7alry, with five
Pieces Of artillery, have Penetrated Penn 'syl-
vania es far as ChamhersEnrg, and perh sps
beyond.
sour cavalry, under Colonel Lowell. hol
the paeses Of South Mozntafn, and also
BconesbOro'."
+ also says: "The enemy has recro.scd
the Potomac, and there is no force OF rebels
now tn Maryland" =
BALTIMORE, Monday, Aug. l.
Reports from Gettysburg md Emmetsburg
represent. that panic. exist: there aud
throughout that country, The people beliey-
ipg thas the rebels arc approaching: in large
f0rce~
This morning train from Frederick came
Ii a usual, and brings report that great
excitement prevails there on account Of
Hunters order for the expulsion of rebel
sympat1izers beyond our lines. Il
The train from Sandy Hook arrived this
morning. There are no rebels on the road.
, 1864-08-02
NUMBGk 20,

lcary uunt A, I'd Wisconsin, lett side.
Isaiah Osborne, 4. 18th Illinois, len hrcae:.
r ReheEt Farmer, F. 1aath Illinois, lett hand.
Reed, s, 1eo,h Illinois. arm 1mputated.
yames Howard, D, 1s9th Mlnols. hand,
John Stanley. D, 129th Illinois, arm auputatet,
yehn A9eertoa, Il, 129th Illinois, hand atnpnta:ed
Harvey GoIeWan, isth @ Michassn is Tshs satil th1:h
a7en Daniels, D, 18th Michigan, foot,
g}ossepR }osp b Lindsey ., 18Th Michigan, elbow.
yonh A!13le5us. a E, 105sh Illinois. lsft arm.
IheodoFe peax Aan.on, "a Wisconsin, len thlsh.
EEichssu E 1 1sha1na5an r. :ad Wis. lett shouldar.
f!fs f. ID WstS4sS "a w5soGs.s IT'D hand
neTe kee WicNn.;s r. ;ra,sn side
Eeolpe ete1 s1aTs Tnn,{; IN -otR -oh,9 t! sbdGmen
Alex Ca7, II, ?ath ohio. hsnI ivs smpatats%. 1 ''
Wn Done, \. 18th Ohio, thich.
Henry e plek, G, ?9sh Ohio, thigh:
Essss 5o5a sasS Se;on f. s H. I'll II m breast
Cnas Mayo. q, 1e9,h III, both thighs.
John Hesli, F, sad Ind: leh 1e9.
Alogzo BesyiGk' e., 3, 1Gd - n, 5ets thigh. :.
John Jones' 4, I'D Ohio left breast
Ahnez Howard, B, S5th Ind. left hip.
Nm F Jackson, @, Ssh Ind hand and thigh
Knds'ph Bandenbesser, B. 1@9:h I'll, right arm s1c
Marlin 1Dgiehart, Z. 7ct1 Ind, right side.
John Chenowa.h, +, 9th Ohio, LEFT side.
Fredk " Winters, B, aGth WIS, left leg and arm,
left leg.
Joel " Howe, c. 105'h Tl, Left arm.
Daniel Hemtdle, F. sd Ind, right s;..e.
John Burson, D, s5th I'D, amputa1ed lett tec.
Lafayetse Abbott, ?, 80 ohio. ampu.ssed left arm
ThomAs Harmon, F, 18th chic, face.
Joteph CaJwen, Il. 1a9th II; amputated wrist.
William G Uolde1mau. q, t9kh, III, facx
Wm e e Perry, G, 129sh III. left arm.
Gfml Campbell, G. 199t6 III, left arm.
Joseph Arnold, D, 18th Ohio, hc1d.
jacob Schotzman, r, 18th: Otto; right leg.
VIM 4 Burton, G 9TH Ohio, abdomen.
Elias 2 G0ptn, G. 18th Mich. Elc..
Ja7 Cole, D, 10Th Hich- thumb.
Fraotea II C1tsel. 4. 17th Ind, sczfp. . l..
Le71 Baker. II, 17th Ind, forearm.
James Cal1a1an, F. 73f Ohm, left shoulder.
John G Eargham, c. 18th Mich. eca.p!-
John 3 Heath, c. 9th Chiot wrist 1saputatcd+
Isaiah Lnptor, G, 9th Ohio, back
" q 9ttput, z, 18th Uhfo+ scalp.
Jacob TageF, E. 55th Ohio, scalp. :
Alfred GordricE, K. SD Ind, face.
ieo 9tafer, E, }cd Ind, tcn shoudcr.-
Albert 8e1oo. 4, 1n2d ILL., right thigh a1 4atAted.
darcns L Hnlien, +, sd Intf, groin.
has Mayo, E, 1e.th ILL., thighs.
samuel Shoemaker. F, sd Ind, nnscr.
Y Beuoni, II, 70tA luo, bead
ScTeus Champess, D, 10th Ind, left leg.
, 1864-08-02

Rumor Of Threatened Rebel Attack
From Mis8QuF{--*ensAtt0n Therent.

KEoKrK. Iowa, July 3o.-Apauic prevailed
here On Wednesday. caused by reports OF
the approach Of large force of guerlllas
from Missouri. Union pielzete were sent
out, who bad skirmish with the rebel pick
tts about ten miles from the city. 4 meet
inc OF citizens WIS held in the evening. at
which measures were taken for defense, by a
resolution to call ont all the able. bodied ma1e
citizens between the eyes Of sixteen and sixtT 8,
and to form companies In the respectiye
wards. Ex-Governor Low WAS sent to Dsv-
enport tor efns, and came down On the pRcket
yesterday, having succeeded in Ills misstou.
1t was not known how near the rebels
were to the city. nor the extent of their for.
ces. So great was the alarm that the ferry.
boat kept mp steam all night, and the banks
had their deposits ready for removal to hi.
nois at the first positive Intelligence Of tue
, 1864-08-02

sion WAS very disastrous. The grandeur Of
the artillery fire have never seen Eurpasscd.
The enemy's artillery played bus feebly:
4 very few minutes elapsed before tie rebel
Of smoke, and our gunnare could orly pc
guided in their work By having obtained the
proper range before. Many OF the shells
from the front Of the 18th coTps must heFe
struck far into the streets Of Petersburg:
From that direction heavy coiumn Of heavy
Of the fire, evidently from burning buildings.
After the rebel lines were pierced, they
made hurried movement to their left, and
suffered heavily from an en1lading fire.
Gen, Ledlie's division Of Burr sides co1pt,
led the attack, the 14th York heavy AZ.
tillery having the advance.
About 100 prisoners, so far, have been
brought into Burnstde'e headquarters.
The cannonadirg is still hot, and the rebels
hold their position obstfnately.
Our Infantry has just received orders to ad-
vance
The Heraza'. special says: The mine was
to bare been sprung at 8 o'clock this morn,
ing, and Lieut. Gen. Grant, accompanied BY
bis staff, reached Burrside's headquarters.
In about all hour Gen. Meade and staff also
assembled at the same headquarters, and the
appointed hour for the explosion Of the mine
arrived, but for some reason it did not take
place. -
Everything movable In the way of the
troops had placed in position to move at the
first signal. The entire I'd corps was held in
reserve, but up to the hour Of writing this
dispatch they had not been called into action.
At four O'Clock cloud Of dust WAS seen
rising from the rebel intrenchments. This
was followed By a general upheaVing Of
arthWorks, reaching probably fifty feet.
The whole mass looked like huge fountain
Of earth and dust, md formed most tmpos-
ing spectacle.
simultaneously with this explosion, our
batteries along the entire line opened most
murderous and destructive fire On the rebel
bEeast~ orks, and the infantry, with deafen-
Ing cheers, rushed into the entertainments of
the enemy. 4. constant clnnonadtng, last.
ing now one hour and twenty minutes, has
been going on: =. 49,. =
At eix o'clock our valiant troops had cap
tured and occupied the first line Of rebel in-
t1enchmcnts. 80 :'-''.
Prisoners are constantly arriving from the
front Several Of our wounded are alao
coming in.' They report the slaughter in
ficted upon the enemy by the explosion and
and the accurate range of our shells IRON
guns ana mortars as terrible In the extreme.
So far victory is ours, The air is thick
With flying missiles. We are pushing the
enemy steadily and surely, and occupying his
The Wnld'. special says: The movement
Of the I'd Corps across the James river was
feinf, as they were brought back during the
darkness of Friday night to their old posi-.
tion>
Sheridan, With a large force, is operating
around the rebels right wing, and important
reEults are nntfcipated
, 1864-08-02

Interesting Resume of Memphis
NeyEA-Fate OF n Rebel &mu.gfer-
Rich Raul Of Contraband Goods
Atver News.
Iepecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnne,1
MEMPHIS. Friday Jn1y 10Th, 1861. |
fiA Cairo EunfnY .lnlT H1af 4 Ell

MEMPHIS. Friday Jnly 10th, 1861.
ria CAIRO Sundny july s1st, 1:6t. {
The recent order from the War and Treas
ug Departments, prohibiting the taking Of
goods to any port in 1nsurrectionery Btatcs,
Is creating great commotion and vast
deal Of CONSERVATION here. Already We be-
gin to feel the effects of 1t here in enhanced
prices. ALI merchandise, liquors Of all
kinds, hare advanced from twenty five to fifty
per cent, and fabrics from twenty-five to
ore hundred per cent.
The army seems to be undergoing .
thorough reorganization. The cavalry force
which was formerly consolidated in one d.
vision under Gen. GrIerson, has been reor-
ganized into two divisions, first, command
ed By Brigadier. General Hatch, and second by
Cot Window.
Gen. GrierscD commands also a cavalry
force. The reorganization of the infAntry
force is not Jet perfected.
5 Capt. 8. D. Towusley, IF the 18th Iowa
regiment, has been appointed Assistant Pro-
vost Marshal for this post. -.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO, scnday, july 81, 1854.
By the steamer G. ". Graham, We have
Memphis dates to the 29th. Mr. s. G. Pickett,
u citizen OF Shelby county, Tennessee, for at
tempting to smugg1e merchandise through
the lines Of the United States military forces
in the vicinity Of Memphis, has been senten-
ced By the military commission to be coa-.
fined in tue military prison at Alton, Illinois,
for period of six months, and pay fine to
the United States Of 81 600, and to'be thus
confined until said fine ID fully paid.
D. - e. L
, 1864-08-02
FROM JOLIET.


JOLIET, Sunday, July 31.-At about ten
O'Clock this morning, this place Was yisited
BY yerg severe thunder storm, during
which the German Catholic Church was
struck ty lightning. The church WAS filed
With people, and dYe persons were INSTANTLY
Killed, and four teen severely injured. three
of whom have since died.
IT Is reported that three men who sought
shelter from the storm under tree, 3 shozt
dittsnce cs6t Of the town, wese killed BY
lightning.
, 1864-08-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAID,
Latest from 11Arr1sburR-R Rumcxed
Rebel M0vemcnn.

:, HARRISBURG, Monday, AEe. I.
Information has been received here, that q.
rebel cavalry force is proceeding in :he dhee-
tIou Of Bedford.
Gen. Cadwallader, in command Of the de-
fenses, has arrived a1d opened an Office In
The Capitol building, and Capt G, N. Turn
bull, Of the U. 8. Engineer, Corps, With
surveying mrty, is now engaged In making
SURVEYS, with the view to the defense of the
susquehanna river, Ut the various fords be-
tween this city and the Bay, md Governor
Curtin has issued a proclamation calling the
Legislature to meet On Tuesday, August
9Th, to devise meepa to maize the military
, 1864-08-02

Revenue matters-General Items-He-
s1Gnatt0n Of n Foreign Secretary.

s1snatton of n Foreign Secretary.
Especial Dtsnatcb to the- cb,c.ro ,rrhnrc,
wAsurso7oS. MondsT. Auc. j. 1ss4.
REVENUE uArrrRs:
The Treasury Department 1ias eiyen notice
when money has been pajd to collectors IN
ant;cfnst,on of an increase If artiss ,,1aa-
+,a ~ re--a,ro 1nma as y. aues uuaet
lne nov ie.enae M"s On haanlactnfe N pos
session OF inc producer, such payments can.
not be admitted as discharge Of liability
for the increased. tax, for it could. only have
heen made to Ieradc a h7obar tox an -ot,-ns
+,,o.ara.s ..a .,. - - ne'
.ueie' nAoe; ptiol W 'a15 As1' ot pro-
ouc1s nnsold and remaining in possession Of
the manufacturer, are null aud void, as the
dutv must be assessed at the Increased rata
On md af}er Ancns, IT. ~ a1sn,1,a vii -
~ 49, 0le4 oas s~' toI' ~ stamps Will oe
required upon telegraph messages. The pro-
vision Of the new revenue Law taxing the
g1oss receipts bt Telegraph COMPANIES fire
per cent. went into effect n ,nonth 400
rho C,,,-,,..;saa. .rTst.Ns, nE
Sou1es4ouei VI Iuteina1 ne'enoe oe-
caaes tnal persons manufacturing any article
to the 'alue Of over $1,000 annually. must
take out license. Products under $500 are
e~amn+ frnr, .3ut.- 1phap ob,,o acnn o.a
, 1864-08-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.J
Sr. LOUIS, Monday, August 1st, 1861.
Governor Hall, with characteristic mean-
nees, has ,escinded our order exempting the
employees Of the Demosxat Office from active
militia duty, privilege enjoyed by Ill other
Offices. General Rosecrahs will squelch this
ordcr.
Gueril1as seem to be making their way
gradually south Of the Missouri river. An
derson's gang is said to have crossed on O.
stolen flat boat near Rocheport.
Thornton is certainly in Jackson county,
aid militia pressing rebels everywhere in
North Missouri. a.
A report vas current to-day that the North
Missouri Railroad had been torn up by the
rebels at Allen, but the officers Of the COM
pany report all safe.
, 1864-08-02
j: $50 LOAN.
TH I
Second NotionaI Bank

IA e1thclIzcd By the s@cfetarY OF the TEes1ury to
rccs15e subscs!ts! rs 20 the ncT
SEvEN-T8IRT LOAN.
The Notes vii be Issued tn de2lml.attoRs Of 80,
aioe, aso y eo and t0 with pssres at tas rate Of
Sit PIRCEc.T, o. ONE CENT per day o. each $50,
raysb3e sem1-f nnuas1y,
They l!l be dated Augutt Is, 1881, and Will la PSF
able H. She cad Of three Eears. In current funds,
conTtrt1ole into Five Twenty SIX PER Gent Bonds
payable, Principal and 1n1erett- In Sold.
On ali payments made prior to August 18th. inter-
est VIII be allowed. axd after thst date In crest Will
ts chasasd-
Litasal Arrangements wilt be made With Banks
Ard Baakers. md Bonds fGee Of charge to
points on Railroads In Illinois. Iadtaca Mlch1; n,
Iowa aad Wisconain.
When no commission is allowed, packages can bs
seIt bE either express conpsng under our contract
Hte Of charge.
EDWARD J. .TIEKHAA, Cashier.
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