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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29
EX'llR A
CAPTURE or FORT MORGAN CONFIRMED
The Mobilians Confident of their
Ability to Hold the City.
Early Withdrawing from Sheridan.
Front.
GEN. SHERMAN QUITTING OFF THE
REBEL LINES OF SUPPLY.

s.g.| Wan DrPAnrMEHT,
WAsHIseIoE, D. c., Aug 20, 1854.
Major General Dis, EetD York:
The capture Of Fort Morgan Is fully con
nrmed by dispatches from Gems. Grant and
Sherman, who derive their Information from
Richmond and Mobile papers. Itsppears from
Gen. Grants dispatch to the President, Just re
ceiyed, that Fort Morgan was surrendered,
CRY POINT, Aug 20, 1884.
A. Lincoin, Pas dent Unasd Sfaies:
Since my despatch Of this morning, I have
received the Richmond Ssntinsl OF the eth. II
contains the following dispatch;
- "TRoM MOBILE.
"The report Of the surrender Of Fort Morgan
was most unexpected, and we await an ex'
plsnation OF so unfortunate an occurrence"
The rrcss Of Mobile Is hopeful and confident
OF their ability to hold the city.
'.. ''.'-' ',. '.. U. 8. GRANT,
".''a. s' Lieutenant General.
The latest intelligence from the Shenandoah
Valley represents that . largo part Of the rebel
force there has been withdrawn towards Rich.
mond. .....
The latest reports from General Sherman
represent that thus far his recent movement
to occupy the rebel lines OF supply have beer
successful. EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

We ehaye received the Deseret Ns0s, ofAugust
Sd, and CLEAN from 1t q few items:
George Poncefort was playing Sir Charles
Coldstream In "Used Up" and William in
Black Eyed Susan" and his performances
were praised by the Mormons.
The Ne,os says:
The Indians, who were last week reported TO
be troublesome near Green river, after levying
a contribution Of supplies from trian, and
stealing few animals, peacefully wended their
way easteriy through the South Pass.
The following notice appears at the head of
the editorial column of the paper,
NoTIoH.-Pres. Brigham Young desires the
members Of the company known as Zion's
Camp, who went from Kirkland TO Missouri
with Pres. Joseph Smith In 1884, to attend the
next October conference, as he wishes to see
them and their companions convened at din
ner party In the Social Hall.
The 25th of July, being the 18th anniversary
ofthe Latter Day Saints in Utah, was celebrated
On the 17th Of July Brigham Young delivered
an address in the "Bowery," evidently Intended
to draw away from our gentle States many OF
the female population. He SAYS
1--WE understand that In many of our Eastern
neighbothoods, where there wero plenty OF
young men, and the young ladies had nothing
TO do but sit at the piano, go visiting, or amuse
themselves as they pleased, many young ladies
are now compelled to go into the felds and
labor. This Is true Of young girls and their
mothers who never before did such work.
Where Is the brotherl Where is the husband
| and the fatherf Slain or before the enemy.
What is the situation Of our once happy coun-
tryi 1t Is written here, almost daily-'You
know not the state Of the inhabitants Of this
country, and the circumstances In which they
are placed.'"
His discourse concludes with the following
paragraph:
~ have spoken this afternoon that you may
see that am living and In good health; and
intend to live, II can, until the Zion Of our
wickedness Is swept from the land. God bless
Won, Amab
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

The Thundsrsr- Astsnishsd at the Pop
ularity OF U. 3. Bonds ON the Conti-
nent-A ThFee-Funus sled BIoe kads

The Thunderer- Astsnishsd at the Pop
ulsrity OF U. Q. Bonds ON the Conti-
nent-h Thrse-Funusled Bloeksde
Runner.
New YoRK, Aug. 29.-The steamer New
York, from Southampton on the 17th, arrived
this morning.
The steamers Europa and Marathon arrived
out on the 18th, and the Belgian on the 10Th.
The London 7Snss expresses Its a.tonish-
ment at the manner In which Federal bonds
are absorbed at Frankfort, adding that each
successive fall is regarded by existing bond
holders with eradication. Instead Of desiring
levies, It believes the campaign will continue,
unless the danger 10 Washington IL 90 great
ss 70 demand the entire main body Of Grants
army 10 defend II. The capture Of Richmond
Is the test OF the ability Of the North TO make
permanent impression on the Confederscy.
The Confederate loan advanced per cent.
on the reception Of the news Of Grants repulse
before Petersburg-77@79.
A powerful three-funneled steamer was an
chored of Foyres, Ireland, on the 18th, and
sailed again suddenly in the evening. She is
supposed 70 be blocksdo-rrnner. A war-like
party, with one Of the AlabamA's lieuten ants,
landed, and 1t is believed she Ia 10 carry an
immense supply of clothing To the Confeder.
ates.
Consols s9!@s9I.
The pirate Florida destroyed the ship I'm
dean, of Brazil, bound from New York to
California, aud took several thousand dollars
from her.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 97.-Gen. washburne has
issued an order permitting cotton now In Mem
phis 70 be shipped North, also establishing
supply stores In the District Of West Tennes-
see.
cent raid on Memphis at fifteen killed, ffty
wounded, and one hundred and forty missing,
the latter including eghty-nine citizens. The
raiders are said 70 have taken two hundred and
twenty nine prisoners.
At Hernandez, on Sunday night, the rebel
loss was ifty filled, one hundred and ninety
wounded, and thirty missing.
Gen. Washburne compliments the officers
and men Of the Memphis militia, for their
prompt and soldlerly conduct In the defence OF
the city against Forrest.
The Government transport J. @. Miller was
captured, plundered and burned on the Sth, In
the Arkansas river, between Pine Bluff and
Little Rock, by guerrlllss. All persons on
board were taken prisoners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

MAIoR Jas. +. RANDLErT has been relieved
from duty As Provost Marshal OF the 10th army
corps, a, hts own request, his regiment hAyine
hern lett VI holt ned oneer present by the deAth
OF Leu. Col. Phmpton, killed In action at Fius.
ser's Mills. capt. J. L. sweet, Goth Indiana yoiun-
tsers 10 Announced - msior RAndletts successor
LIEUT.. Col. +. McGnyIRr, lst Maine Light
ARTILLERY, is announced As Chief Of Artillery eoa
OF Ordnance OF the 10 h army corps, and assumes
command oitHe Artillery Brigade, relieving . ut.
Oi his bat cry.
HARRY BoHDIrcH, the business factotum Of
FI"rrre is At Wi lar.s looking the Il" IN the
tsee with much onml lacency, and biddi, def .nce
10 dull care g. nerslly. He may be seen this eve
ming It FoTIs theatre, where Mr. and Mrs. Flor
tnee pear Ia two attractive pieces.
LORD LYONS, the British Minister, and Mrs.
Cen raj q hut were stopping at the Contines tai
Hotel Pa lAGe phia, on saturdsy.
Mrs. PREsIDsST LINCOLN, accompanied by
Ter son" HUbeIt and Theodore, passed through
lu land, VT "Wednesday, en- route for MAnche ster
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Edition
FOUR o'oLooK. p. M.
OF ABRAHAM LIN

w ABRAHAM LINZ
COLIN.
Reader, don't be alarmed at the above head.
Ing. John Charles Fremont, George Bhnton
Mcclellan, and all other candidates, Of parties
or factions, now In the neld, or hereafter 70 be
nominated, arc hereby Informed that ABRAHAM
LrSooLS was nominated BY the people, To be
elected by the people, and viii not withdraw
from the canvass, either TO crafty them or
Jefferson Davis. Mr. Lincoln having been the
only legitimate nominee In the field thus far,
has been the target alike OF Democrats, Copper.
heads, sece,h, rebels and dissfected Fremont.
ers. a... .-
The Opposition press Of every shade OF poll
tics have had good time asssiling Mr.. Lin
coin, while he has been lsboring faithfully, 81
no man ever labored before, TO suppress tho
rebellion and restore the Union. ...' ..
In few days 1t will be our turn to assault
the works Of the enemy Of the Government,
who will to-day or tomorrow place candi-
date In the field. Then parties viii be mar
shsled; Issues will be made up, and we shall
90 to the people with them, and there need be
no fear about The verdict in November.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN was renominated by q
Convention Of Union men, representing the
most loyal people on the face Of the earth.
Tia. ConVrntion ,Ods not dictated TO IN us nomi.
nation By a gang Of traitors assembled just ovsv
he border IN Canada! Can the Democracy
say as much Of the Convention now assembled
at Chicagoi Certainly not. ABRAHAN LIN
man the rebels dread, and desire To see defeated.
For that very reason all Union loving loyalists
must postpone all personal feelings and walk
up TO The polls shoulder to shoulder and re.
elect hin, and thus strike the death blow at
the rebellion, and at the same time dignity the
nation before the world, by defeating man
(the Chicago nominee) who, II elected, will
sacrifice the national honor to Jefferson Davis,
the chief Of the slave oligarchy. O.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

rl-s. T.-Iss0.-x.-Psrsons OF ssdsntsry
habits troubled with weakness, lsssitude, palpits
tion Of the heart lack Of appetite, distress after
eating, torpid liver, constipation, ke, deserve to
suher ~ 'hey viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which are now recommended By the highest nedi-
cal authorities, and warranted 70 produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supsreede all
other tonios where healthy, gentle stimulantia ia
required. ..H..
They purity, strengthen and invigorsts.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntidote to change OF water and
diet.
Thsy overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the sy stem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatie and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and seidlty Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlsrrhna, Cholera and Cholera Nor
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nsrvou. Heat-
ache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They sro composed OF the celebrated Calisays
bark wintergreen, sasssfras, roots and herbs, all
preserved In perfectly pure 81. Cfoix rum. For
particulars. circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware ofimposters. Examine every bottle. See
that 1t has D. g. Barnes signature on our private
U. 9. stamp over the cork, with plantation scene,
aAd our firm signature on nne steel plate en-
craving on side label. See that our bottle IL Aot
renlled with spurious and deleterious stuf. We
defy any person to match the taste character OF
our goods. Any person pretending to sell Planta-
ton Bitters by the gallon or In bulk IL impos-
ter. We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

GHN. GARymLD has been renomlnated for
Congress In the Nineteenth Ohio district. The
following 10 one Of the resolutions adopted
almost unanimously by the conventions
Resolved, That the recent attack upon the
President by Messrs. Wade and Davis Is, In
our opinion, ill-tlmed, ill-tempered, and III ad-
Vlsed, carrying great and undlsguised Joy TO
rebel camps In the South and rebel sympa-
thlzers In the North, and 10 the Union cause
eau be productive OF evil, and only evil and
inaSmuch as one Of the authors OF said protest
10 . citizen Of this Congressional district aud
Indebted In no small degree 10 our friendship
for opposition he now occupies, We deem IL q
duty no less imperative than dlsagrooable to
pronounce npon that disorganiZlng manifesto
our unqualified dlsapproVal and condemnation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

HoN. GEORGE 8. HnLIARD, Democrat, who
vot'd against Mr.. Lincoln In 1850, intends
TO vote for him in 1864. He yay Advertised 70
speak a. recent Mcclellan meeting, but did
not make his appearance on the stand. His
reasons may beisferred from a remark he sub
s'quenty made to q friend. After claiming 70
he still Democrat, and to differ from the
present AdministI alton In certain respects, he
added As the rebels went out under the
present Administration, they shall, by the
grace Of God, come back under It Ishall
vote for Abraham Lincoln" These words will
he echoed by thousands OF Democrats who fol-
lowed the Douglas while he lived, and still
cing to the imperishable principles OF bis stern
patIlotlsm.-EtehaRge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29
THE FALL OF FORT MORGAN VERSUS
THE FALL OF GOLD.

We learn by telegraph that gold dropped
down to 235l In Wall street, to-day, in conse-
quence of the official announcement of the fall
of Fort Morgan.
We are glad TO observe that the Importance
Of the capture of that rebel stronghold Is real
lied In New York. It Is an evidence OF the
watchfulness and shrewdness of the money
changers.
Fort Morgan Is the key to the city Of Mo-
bile. The entire feet (the light draft portion
of iD can new be let loose upon the city, the
distractions be the easier removed, and the
city captured. When bnce In our hands, IL
becomes OF greater importance to Gen. sher-
man than we care to state at present.
This Is not all. The fall of Fort Morgan re-
leases large feet which has been for long
time blockadlng Mobile. These vessels are
very much needed of Wilmington to perfect
the blockade there.
1t Is . humiliating fact, shown by our last
European adyices, that the confederate stock
was north my per cent. more, in London on
The United States Government. This is said by
a London writer to be owing to the facilities
for running the blockade at Wilmington.
The English market has recently been sup
piled with an immense quantity OF cotton run
out Of Wilmington. Perfect the blockade Of
that port, and the Confederate stock will fall
and United States stocks will go up. The fall
Of Fort Morgan furnishes q large number OF
first class vessels Of war to sid In that blockade.
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Important Order OF Gen. HsInt1.lman.

CINCINNATI, August 2S.-Maj. Gen. Heint-
zelman issued an order to-day prohibiting the
nies from forwarding or delivering firearms,
powder, and ammunition Of any kind within
the limits Of the States Of Ohio, Indiana, ILL.,
nois, and Michigan for the next sixty days
without a permit from headquarters. Also.
prohibiting dealers In these articles from SELL
Ing the same within the time. Military COM
manders and provost marshals within the
Northern Department are required TO see this
order executed, and seize all such articles as
as may be clandestinely sold.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

----
FOREIGN LOAN OF ONE THOUSAND
MILLION DOLLARS OFFERED TO
THE GOVERNMENT.
We learn that an offer has been made TO our
aovsrnmen, ,brouoh the socrs,,,v NJ s,,,s
W" si'A' '"nA'' ~ h"nou't' ~''Ao . on''ou
States loan OF one thousand million dollars, to
run seventy-ave years, at three per cent. In.
terest p.yable half yearly in coin. The loan
T.. T., ~,
= .s - ~, ~ - aa,.,ns'.. ITn,,as s,.," 'S,eI s,s
Pei NS''s' -" os"s SN'oe Ssasoo oohuo,
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The following is list of a few officers
wounded in Thursdays fight on the Weldon
rallroad' Lieut.. Col. Brodie, 61st N. T., 90.
verely, in right shoulder Major W. Murphy,
4h n. Y, in neck Major VIM. Arthur, 4th N.
Y, iacei Adjutant Birmingham, sSth N. Y,
head Capt. Martin BIrney, Of Gen. Miles, stat,
right legi Capt. James Mckinley, slst Pa,
right legi Capt. James Il. Mitchell, slst Pa,
left arm; Lieut.. II. B. Nelson, llth Pa; Lieut..
John Miles, 2sth Mass; Lieut.. VIM. Russell,
9th n. y, right arm; Lieut.. Jas. 8. wyckoff
S9Gh n. Y, hip.
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n r r l O I A L.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRoyosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFYIcE,
WAsBISoToS, D. c., June %, 1884,
Circular, No. 26.
Persons not ht for military duty and not liable
TO draft, from age other causes, have expressed
desire TO be personally represented in the Army.
In addition TO the contributions they have made In
the way Of bounties, they propose to procure at
their own expense, and present for enlistment re-
oruita to represent them In the service. Such
practical patriotism Il worthy Of special eommen.
dation and encouragement. Provost MArshsls,
and all other ofioers acting under this Bureau,
are ordered TO furnish all the facilities In their
power to enlist and muster promptly the aceepta-
BILE Representatives recruiis presented In accordance
with the design herein set forth.
The name Of the person whom the recruit repre-
sents will be noted on the Enlistment and Desorip.
tive Roll OF the recruit and will be carried forward
from those papers to tho other official records
which form his military histsry.
suitably prepared certificates Of this personci
representation In the service viii be forwarded from
this once, 10 be filled out and Issued by Provost
marshsis TO the persons who put In representative
recruiti. JAMES d. FRY,
js2T-u Provost Marshal General
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THE sIrUATIOn.

The latest osicisl Intelligence today Is from
Gen. Sherman, of tho fall Of Fort Morgan in
Mobile Bay. r ..#
He does not learn whether the fort was blown
~, evacuated or surrendered.
Dispstches from Gen. Grant are to the same
effect, his information on the subject being
derived from the Richmond papers the Goth
instant.
Gen. SA<ridan has odvaneed, and discovered
ne cAsmv rstirias.
This shows that our prophecy made on Sat.
urday, that Lees heavy losses about Peters.
burg would compel him to recall Early, wa,
well founded.
All quiet yesterday and to-day around Al
lsnts, 60 far as active operations arc con
| cerned.
oficlal dispatches from Gen. Grant indicst
that Leo has ceased 10 struggle for the re
eovsry Of the Weldon road, which is com
pletely In our possession.
No fighting yesterday or this morning befor
Petersburg, or In Gen. Buffers 'front.'.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

NEW York, Aug. 27.-The case Of Muller,
the alleged murderer, was finished to-day by
the commissioner deciding TO give the neces-
sary certificate to send the accused back 10
England.
Gold tumbled to 245 this afternoon, but raj.
lied To 24S.
The City Of Baltimore. for Liverpool, sailed
to day, taking out 600, 900 in specie.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN


"rHE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
PAST
at SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON VINO rs FREE By THE TERMS OF
THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY Any ACT OF
CONGRESS-"
PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLFMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEPEND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE.
UNDER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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WARRINGTON, August, 1854
BY Joint resolution Of Congress, approved July
u 1854, special tax OF Ave per cent. was laid on
all incomes, whether derived from trade, business
profession, salaries, dividends, interest, or any
voc 'tton whatever, during the year 1885, over and
above six hundred dollars.
Notice II hereby given 10 GH persons, including
Government clerks, officers, and employees, to
render TO this once, or to the Assistant Assessor
OF the DIVISION In which they reSlde-who have
Of their income received during the year 1868,
whether derived from salary, trade, profession, or
sny 0thef vocation Whatever, including interest
dividends, rents, ko., on or before the rSt dAy OF
October, I50L "
said return 10 not made by the time specified
u Will be the dnt, Of the Assessor to summon the
parties before him, make the assessment, and add
nfty per cent, to the tax thus assessed.
r. M. PEARSON,
Au9Sst U. s, Assessor for Dis. OF Col,
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RxBRL DRsERTERs OUT or THE DRAPr.-The
iollo"ing order has been issued from the War
Department:
fhovosI mAAsHAL GESEHAL's OTIICE,
Circular, No 81.
Deserters from the rebel army are not sub-
ject 70 enrolment or draft.
JAMES b. Fay,
Provost Marshal General.
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aEoRaEToWN AFFAIRS

CusToM HoUsH-GBoRdRTowR.- Cleared -
Sob. Eclipse, Keatley, HAvTe do Grace, sch. Kite,
Hooper, Hooper lslan sloop Ellsn Jane, swan,
sloop @. Washington, DsAtIey, st. MAIy,s, Sch'
Gen. Banks, Ryder, New York; sch J. LAndoy,
Perry, Maryland Polnti sch. a. A. Bsndell, CrAd-
York; sch. 0nenburIe, PeAburse, New HGveni sch.
BohemAn, Young Chesapeake Cityi sch b. p.
Hickman, HaBln, Elkton, MIDI sch. Constitution,
Murdoek, MArlow'a bAyj sch. v. Baron, Madison
Baltimorei lonsboAt Louisa, Mann, MAttAWomen;
lonsboAt +. Adel, Mann, BryAns PointI sloop NJ.
Andrew, Pate, PAtuxent,
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New York Stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Oloos-5il Ninth street and corner Pennsylyani
avenue and Sixth street.

TIE real estate valuation In Boston this
year is t1S2, ora 200, and the personal tl5O, ,377,
600, making the total $3.50, a., 900, q gain Of
S29, ,942, 700 over last years total. valuation.
The number Of polls is s., ,s32, or 7Ss less than
last year, and the rate Of taxation $3.50 on
u 900. Augustus Hemmenway is the largest
taxpayer, being taxed for "a, 161 400.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,l
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE, }
WAsHIEoToE, June 30, 1854.
[Ciroular, No. SOL
Civil employees In the various Military offlces
and Departments In Washington, who claim a.
residence and liability to DRAFT elsewhere than in
the District Of Columbia, will Immediately pro-.
duoe evidence OF such residence and liability to
the proper enrolling ofioe OF the District OF CO.
lumbia, and take steps to have their names
stricken from their enrolment lists In order that
the quota Of the District may be fixed upon
proper basis.
by order OF the Secretary OF War:
K. d. TOWNSEND.
jys AssistAnt AdjutAnt Geheraf.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

Assistant SECRETARY HARRINGTON, Of the
Treasury Department, and some friends made
an excursion, In a revenue yacht, TO Fortress
Monroe on Saturday, and returned this morn
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DIED.

On the morning OF the 2sth instant, MARY BELL,
daughter Of William rnney, Esq, aged 4 yeArs
The iTiends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from her fathers residence corner OF
II and Ninth streets, tomorrow (TuesdAy) morn.
ing, at II o'clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

Important Movement by shsrmsn.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 27.-An officer frsm the
front says that Sherman was moving tho bulk
of his army TO position on the Macon and
Georgia railroad, In the rear Of Hoods forces
Heavy diminishing was going on. There wert
no casualties on our side. -,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

UNITED STATES 7 $40 LOAN.

UNITED STATES 7 $40 LOAN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
INGToN
HAS now ON HAND,
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
afull supply OF these new Bonds.
Sub'crtbeTs are requested 10 present their eeriifedi
al once and receive their Bondst
Those having money TO invest should not lose
sight OF the fact that, by investing In this Loan
they not only receive interest at the high rate OF
s-io per cent, but secure to themselves the very
important advantage Of obtaining, at the end Of
three years,
SIN PER CENT. $40 YEAR BONDS AT PAR,
which h'e now worth over 10 per cent. premium,
TO q much higher rate. Au2Ttf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

snLT-INsURNa DRATT AssooIATIoN.-Mayor
AndersonI scheme OF getting substitutes 70 fll
the towns quota seems To be popular, II We might
ludee from the nuIber Of receipts already signed.
days left We would advise all subject 70 the drAft
TO take Advantage Of this golden Opportunity.