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New YORK, July II.
The following is the reply of Maj. Gen
Sanford to the letter of Major Gunther.
FIRST DIVISION, N. Y. S. n. G.,
New York. July l2
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gaiIruads,
1854. Pennsylvania Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.

FROM PITTSBURGH To NEW YORK.
One train runs daily (439 miles,) via Allentown,
without change of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
n. 3. BAKER.
Adj. Gen. OF Iowa.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TRKssrRY DxAc.rNwT. J.

TREssrRY Ds.naraxT. s,Lr . lset.
Notice i fegeby given that subscriptions viii
e received ~ tic Treasury Of the United States.
ne $. veral Assistant Treasury snd designated
Deposti,areS. and II the National Banks desia-
ated and qualified = ie,.a.iarie, ami fipaneial
Agents. Tor Treasury Notes payable thrce years
from August l5, 1874. bearing interest at'hc rate
q -even and r:.ree-tenths per cent, per annum
WIN semi-annnai coupons -ftarhed payable in
iawfn. Iaorev.
These no,es ,vill BE- convertible ii the option Of
tie holder a maturity. into SIX per cent, gold
bearing bonds redee,nable after FIVE and. par able
twenty years from August = So.
The Notes will be issued ii denomination of
:fty. one hundred thousand and Ere ,hous
aad dollars and viii be issued in blank. OF pays-
bic 10 order as NAV be the subscribers
AL Subscriptions must be for fifty dollars. or
some multiple OF fifty dollars
Du2licaie certificates will be issued fcr all de-
posts. The party deposiing must endors,. VI on
the oig.a49 certificate the denomination of notes
qu're'l, and whether tLsy arc to be issued in
blank or payable to order. When 50 endorsed il
mus; be ieii w.;h tire officer receiring tie de-
post. to be forwarded 10 this Department.
The notes VIII he trausaittsa to the owners free
Of transportation charge as soon after the receipt
Of the original Certificates Of Dpost as they can
b prepared
Inieres, will he allowed to August Is. on all de-
pests made prior to that date. ard VIII be paid
~ the Department upon receipt of Tie ori..aal
ccrtlica;ion.
As ihe notes draw interest from 4 ngust - per
sans making deposits sahse4 -eni u tha. date
,ln.' ray the inieres, accrued from date of note
to di.e of deposit
Parties deposi.ing twenty-five thousand dollars
aai upwards for these notes a. ans one time vii
be allowed commission Of ore-4narter Of oac
per cent. which vii be paid ty this Department
upon the repceipt of Of a LiIl FOR the amount.
certified to by the officer with whom the deposit
was made No deductions fs- commits ions must
be made from the deposits.
Officer receiving deposits will see that the pro-
per endorsements made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized 10 receive deposits are
requested to give 70 applicants all desired infor-
nation, aud aiord every facility for making
subscriptions.
W. .FESSENDEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
DAVENPORT IOWA, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 3. 1864
RIVER ITEMS.

The elegant Northern Line packet Penibina
'ap'a.n Hill. will depart fc- =. Louis and WAY
ABssn-s moro. morning. {. II. Carroll ii
the Office. X. NJ prettyrnan. agent.
The new and elegan, mail and passenger packet
seithsburg. Captain c. Morrison, will depart
for Fort Madison and way points 10 morrow morn
'ng at ! O'Clock. For freight Or passage ap
lEso E. A. Tilebein. age.t.
Ihe mail and passenger packet Bill Hender
) y, Captain D. y. Daslev. will depart FOR
dubuque aad way points tomorrow morning
j. 81 Pretty man. a.ent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
MONTHLY ABSTRACT
OF tie Asssis Lsst,.stses and Coalition Of tAs Stars
BANK o. io~., hSscBANrs BkAxoa, AZ DAvKxrokr,
jon Msadsy, August iG, 1864.
siAfk. Of iuNsa.
ADJCTAET GENERALS UFFI~El
DAyaSpo.. Auy al isl<

y
DAvaxPo-., Aug. ei, 1854.
Gsse-a! C-dsrs No. -
!. Where there Is any dC-ay in ary township in
tho oryanizsilon Q! tke e. 70 ea militia OF this
{ ate into companies, citizens wei known 10 this
Department are rt aesied 10 recon merd r--pe
peraoa - ,rssn ze raid enrolled .,,i,a ip.a COM
pas or companies.
H. &c names Of tho enrolled militia las ins
been ia 1868 or iets returned to tlis otace reftr.
,xsra'ss.ioA Of The rolls OF companies returned
-ry du enrolled Ian, upon rcg,ec. 20 ioin coIu.
a-y, VII oe assigned b. Tile department 20 duty
4 .uca ccnra any "a The seisice aemarss
LII AIy refsoa cu.y enro-d hRl who deem.
h.nseif uni, fos Stae Military seryce rrus. pre-.
Sc 1t he ,Pian of tie naarest or saliz.s eo,-.
~, eertid sate II .!taoi.lis signed ., r.ruisr
l9ao'is ~ ph,sio.an sworn to betc.e ustics of
n. pe.oe or notary pueio;o or til. said person -
enre.sG all 4e coR4derei I'll for state military
s5ryioe.
81 order of 0overnor.
n Z. BAKER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

+ DAf.-ToIaorroa beng day st
apart by the President for Fasting ard
Prayer, no paper viii be issued from this
otf'n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
Co.Partnership Notice.

THAyE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
i my self VIM. A. Remington, and the business
heretofore carried on by Nr. r. p. Erskine will
continued by US under the firm Of WIN. A.
.euingiOn / Co. GEV. SC. Dow.
OaSsaPogt Auguet l. lssA ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

STo;.rs CLosED.-We have been handed
li>t Of names. embracing nearly every mer-
chant IN the city, who have signifed Their
intention ofkecping closed stores Tomorrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

PUsT OsFIoE NOTICE. The Posi- Office viii
be closed to morrow, Thu, day. Angus, ii.
iNaiional Fast Day from clock A. ~,
uaid > o'clock F. NJ
InMAnI. REL 2 M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
DAILY DE MOCRA

, y PETTissiiI Co So. - Park Ror, Nev York
ag slate y t~i- Bisten agents in hn4e citrs
and are aufnrz. 70 txse aud sascrip-
ft"D~ ftr u. Al our i9 west ra-r..
{ II sca'sss. - d rrsera s're-t. Chicago. !s tu-
'horE-d to rerev. al veri t8r tAss psner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

M. FaIToa .-Mr. Abner Dawson in his
first Communication spoke OF the contracts.
;,~ to the Harrison street lamps, a contacts
bctw cen the Gas Company and James Mack
intnsh he now comedies that Hr. Mackln-
.oSh made the contracts With Mr. Ihos. 6.
Gavluri and not the ga, Company. but
CLAIMS that they were made FOR the beH.ft
Of the .as Company. This is not so. They
were made for the benefit Of Mr. Mackin-
tosh who desired the posts. and oi Mr.. Gay
lord who had them for sale. Mr.. DAWSON
enlertains, or rather expresses, views aS 10
the construction OF, and liability under these
contracts. evidently mistaken and erroneous
| h1t the matter Is not OF sufficient pnific I'M
por,anee II justify further discussion.
leg leave to commend to NJ. Dayison's
attention The following instruction. asked
! .or by tie City Attorney and given BY the
+. Court. viz
-. Iftis .Tgrv sAaU 1o'ifrf fran IL.
| ers7faet tdat Gaylo.-f and .haeiinfssa a.ais
contra Il. -tsreig Gas5ord .oas tsess.t, and
/ -lscst,.f"st e piy iim msrefef ce,t1ia
4'f.stfr r Gev Imp Posts IN the s'rc.'s : tts
Cay ~ I}ottnf4st. md fA1t fie S4ii pa
i.s,sp l,5sfs. .f3tsa s9tescfed ~ Gayl~ri, and
paid For ~ u,eIinfpsh 'ee.e 70 b The pr,p-
eyey of III Deefnpprt Gas Liahf aad t'oke
lomtaay tic piliar..is II tbs suit and
Gaylord did s. y,et sad gas lre,p pos,s IN
The said streets. rnd they rtre Il part of TIE
y,ss-lanp 1a,.tz iqhfod md etargsd aqq;,.st
Ia city n tie bpis On '-hich This suit is
breagat. thet FER lighting said gas-l lamp
posts 50 erected 5y Goglord .,or Kackiato.h,
THE PLAINTIFF cAN>or RECOVER
Mr. Dawson says ..fhe Court could not
tit sroud 50 instruct the jury" | leave
him to settle this question with his Excel
lency, Governor Stone. who was the pre-
siding Judge at the time and gave the fore
going instruction.
As to the number Of these Harrison stree,
lamps quote from the printed abstract and
argument OF the City Attorney in said suit
The detfhdaRt also read IL eriden1 r,-an
contracts btfseen one Gayrord and .jsmf,
-Nackiafosh to erect gas-lamp posts on Harri-
5 son street The nhole namJe, in the fou,
contracts amounted too.
Mr.. Davison's sympathy for the residents
on Harrison street is quite amusing. az
there are other large portions ef the CITY lefi
in darkness by the recent compromise bu,
t e fact that Mr.. Dawson claims the pro
ceeds of these lamps when lighted give.
, point and significance to his sympatIv.-
For my own part would be equally glad &
see oil the public lappa ia the city illumi
: ua&Nasw - j ssss1ueolAs Dsnxopy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

sl4 4a,l OF tig>sRu MsacHsspisr consis'lh7
o,i,r, ,,.a3.. lfoc. ries Hardware, ha;s ana
Iaa, Boots and >aoe- for sale or exc'"h-e m l',r
al ,.,..,,.r;y Ih.- siocA was seiesled ~ -
~ r. l.yy prlcs : trosl ..bners. ani Is
,..r"5 IN ~as ,s account the iaii'is nsa.'n
nj H.. owner. Il SIN he bought = sfta' 'd'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

TCamaouT8 .nHNH q. =. ~ -
I. nov laid oil into Lots "s an
uricc.. and they are ready ior
.ui. on very ca., terms ana 10"
prices. -,
tant.... store I.ot.. y shou-e Lots, Factor!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

JOHN J. SWIIs L Co,
NJ. ! Nickoll- Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

To.oayS' Advertisements.
Bank Notice.

Bank Notice.
NGOifIIANCE WITH THE PRESIDENT :
i fioe anA;ion iie STATE Bank If Iowa. Mar-
shanis Branch viii be closed tomorrow F..t
iav
Wednesday, august ei
Il. Il. " OODARD, Cashier
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

81 + i N.Aae. il-.ata .s.'fs e.iss :" q, g,
ms, aa,,.. ~lis,sii -n ut i~ ies' '.'o4f hu
A. 81. i..o iJds' - - Ea"'' 'as-'' .''' + - !"
.,4 e. ssseB s.s .4at@ ia' st
81 n0Lse .t4at -"
ttt.,.s.,. ..ssee on ong ii.us 4. ''" ''.'',. -
s Geel ~ ti4 '.-a ~ ,
rs-, - time s ~. q o.
.ae p ~ oA"ra go "0s'N'le. .,.
l.,.ss'. "a being ,as ~ =. 'se
a.,a.f,s.sgIs -.is,nt.n- ssGin II .. ''" -
-.,.,r.f .4ruuaa strcet FMS iiVase i ~ lt'
MI leg4ir ls,.a- ,eu u'ted ~ :, ~ ." n5a
f,r innisef ih cn'er a F''ins y e i''e n'"~e
,.t..t,,fDnd ceM5.ic,e SO So" IRON 't'S
49,. !. ,,.,..fs passed. iera.a t.s.
&c. 81 fr.ne s''"se l.oe.' ..', On 1hfd street
81 i;,lcA hues- ana iois. southeast cor
49,, !. III nnd Nam S,>.. known a. ia'fin-ion -.
i4 iro, ~, /, 'I..s is ]. .a,pr-, ,"-i
) Frame hos.,s uia sie .a 7iieei, go
ris ~. Il Il. ad5 se2- i"", :"
.tir'- i.iAy remain on 'n'''s' r u M 60
.l les4c..s Frfce. as1s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

MoSf:Y Is good thins but Sam PeTr.
ha- se'oethng better arsl more comfortable
tiii.t he WI exchaneo for l. sam i, tt.e
Oldest merchant N his Inc in pavenro.
ard. lier good Vine hc implose- with az.
lii stock Of simmer ciethin., ana material
for masking Il Il un-urpa>se.i. a'l u, hs-
ire, are alaas NV Cali OPPOSITE lie i'cst
I, ii.c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

inper is no usc Of ii-cu -iny Tie mas. r
a t. the be,t pa-ct to purchase YOUR s,o i
Of ncefics. Everybody aaoas that Parks
4 Hosner - i cheaper than any other g.
tabIi-h'nent in the city. anl keep hctte~
goods TheY have ilt..e steci Ia hay
igr cash. whlrh cnahl,s them ID Sell at
lower figure t.an others can afford to Csil
and oxatnnt. Satisfaction guafaiiie,i.-
Reine'nbef the placs corner oi -...,h a"''
Hrads s'r"..s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03

See our Column Of Adver-
eascnaents. EunlDrac1mg other
ProDerty1a tne 0asette.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
Farms wanted.

W. want u plteaase improved la ms 'ro'i
10 5B ~. a. cac8.
as.as.unx for N;stc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

t-tr1 Of about onehird Of tn 'Co-tedsruf' esr.y
hos BEEN snoended rita any afprfetotto" o. ~ oao'
y,cainin9 ~ circulation; aud the same result nay W
snfeIpatod from funding of portion OF our curren
II attempted. Tho oniy rrdicaI curc Is IN The ros"r"
ton OF a currency redeemabe In specia
We hope the writer Of the above did not
mean to juggle; but tho fncts do not JUSTIFY
that presumption. The financial dodge which
he gingerly characteriscs 81 "the retiring Of
about one.hird OF the Confederate currency
was a simple, naked repudiation OF over Three
Hundred Millions Of the Rebel Public DEBT.
Now We very readily agree that an act OF Con-
eress whereby onc-tbird OF The nominal value OF
our Greenbacks should be stricken out OF exist
ence ,rouid not enhance the value OF the residue
on the contrary, ii would be likely rather to re-
duco il. But redeeming or paying OH 80 large
d proportion OF either our or The Rebels Treasury
Notes would have very different and more
wholesome effect; and the grave distinction be-
tween reputation ana payment ought Dol u
be ignored by journal of the financial preten
sions Of The Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
To Advcs tiserS.
NEW OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The prize steamship Lucy, Actue-M 1s ter
Frank H. whs in charge arrived OF tAi' IOI yesterday
morning. IN .hriyons hours from Hampton Roads She
vWcspfuei the ID inst. sboui C0mtes OF lining
Ion. n c. the ". S. gunboa Saitago d. Cuhs -''rf
n chase OF ono nour md half during wl.,l sle .ueN
pverbosrd IS bslos Of cotton. SO IS boVad - Bosom
her caro- consists Of J65 blcs cotton Bad % trS {" 10
baooo. Sac is e sde-whecl steamer built q IRON -
teet oag 70 feet bean la2 burden ana one year
old This was her tonth trip Of rnrnng the blockade
MI. VIM Sample, Of the 54th =. Y, N She'll
dams army writes TO a friend hat while Guarding
some Ecbel prisoners OF them told him td' he nm
sell had heard Gen. Fairy say tia, - Wouia be ~
Tennsylyaaia on election day, or IL h-L There " no
longer any doubtthat the boasts 0! tho Rebel papers
sh.t IN " started for PeunsYhan0 OF ar cer!oncoI'
log toar for the peace candidate were corc' out
h de gssnt Phil Sherman sOnev bat spoiled his stump
era calculations, both military and poIslca!
The citizens of Alexandria and tho vicinity OF
ere Orange and Alexandria Railroad. recently arrested
sad placed the trains protection seo'ns' 1T ess
5Om gacr ilas have been released. cut deta4S nom
guerrilla prisoners, confined in Alexandria III b. sent
~ot IN the iutHio Cor the saric purpose.
The st. A'baus robbers are loud in boastng
M theft work and threaten all sorts Of retaliation IN
sass any punishment is Inflicted Their friends are Try
ang 10 delay the decision until instructions ~ got
xsom Richmond.
The subject of the seizure Of the Florida IN
<so harbor Of Bahia has ye been presented 20 fhe
Eo.tcd States Government By that Of Brazil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
CHARTER ELECTION.

Our City viii soon DO required to elect new
Board Of COuncimen for the ensuing year, with
Aldermen in holf the Wards, to serve for the
years 1868 and .. The vote thrown viii prop
ably be hght-tho exhanst ton following PreSi-
dental contest usually diinclining many voters
to political effort immediately thereafter. we
estimate the probable poll at the Charter bicc'
ton Just before US a. Sixty Thousand, whereof
not more than Five Thousand ARC likely to De
| thrown bg 'repeaters or men who hsvo no
legal right to vote.
We have not he least desire that the men 70
be chosen at the ossuing Election shall be OF
This or that political party; though we mns'
| hops that the Democrats who may be chosen
will not BE- of The cv,.cme COppcrhea1 type oil
John McKeon ard c. Godfrey Gur,heT. Only
give It's men who bcIicv. 'he UaiOn right and
the Rebellion wrong in the great struggle no"
CONFUSING our ccu.try, and We ere quite ~
willing that they should hail from 1oumony rs
from any of the rival Halls.
| But should candidates be pre- 5ented Who have
profited By uuclcan and merrnaTy legislation.
or who have eyincod desire to do 3o-wLo be-
long to any ring Of public plunderors, whether
nj the CITY Hall or in Albauy-we beg the Peo-
pie TO spot them and take care that they be not
elected Wherever there is an honest and dis
honest candidate, vote for the true man regard
less Of party: nay, rs between two thieves. III
ways prefer tina. one whose politic5 you dotest.
| II is bad enough to have the public robbed; il
is on aggrava,icn OF the calamity when sound
principles and righteous aims with regard to
public affairs are brought into discretit through
the political affiliations OF the robber. We beg,
then, every City reader, row 70 resolve, with
reference TO our approaching Election.
/. To vote at all events;
2. Preliminary thereto, to make duo and care
ful inquiry as 10 the character for integrity aud
honest dealing of the rival candidates;
8. To vote for an honest man Of Tie wrong
party rather than a thief Of the right one;
4. Who're the choice lies between two thieves,
vote for the Copperhead if you vote for either.
In Difference TO these views. it Is hardly necc =
sary to add that We expect to support generally
the candidates If the Citizens Reform Asscc.a'
ton. We hope a majority of these will be Dem
ocrots in fact, We shonld prefer that they al
might be if 1T men Of that party should be pre-
sented. Bat do no not vote lor rascal BE-
cause nc has obtained Reform nomination: on
the contrary. oppose lin more determinedly
than though he had not stolen the livery 81
heaven to serve the devil IN
| Let us see if we cannot by early and Tigi'ant
attention to the matter, elect few Aldermen
and Couucnen Nho 10 not want TO steal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

tried to board the Kcansrge will be interested 70
observe Capt. Winslow'S statement that his pur'
pose was Of the beginning Of the action. to run
down the Alabama or close with her, but that
he WAS unahls to get near her. semmes OF nj
own choice kept OF and fought at long range
We believe this disposcs ofthe latexcuse which
European sympathizcn with Senmo' had to o.
fnr for his defeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

Is h suggested that, on the principle Ibid
down IN the late Chicago Platform, which aihrms
that the war for the Union should be stopped
because il hss been prosecuted through tour
yeaTs without attaining It's object, the party
calling itself Democratic should, for that same
reason, desist honeefnrth from trying to get into
Office. We commend the idea to their earnest
coz siQerston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

The Union men Of Lancaster City, Penn.
are justly jubinnt over victory in that DEM
ocrAtic stronghold. They say "A careful IN.
alysis Il the soldiers vote will show . majority
for Lincoln" Although the County sfLsnoas.
tsr has been. nsxs - Allegheny, he Gibraltar
" UaIoaisa, /; W Stsas. Ne city has asvss
heesrs siyss a nAtOSity - .hA tSht sd~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

boon nobiy met and that We have pssseA
throughlt In no shameful manner. Lot the
DOGS o. Rebellion stiil howl On |! II u al that
the result will permit them TO do, and that ~
suit, mere noise and nonsense. tho rhetoric Of
blind and staggering wrath. will b pswsrasss
to affect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

Tie Msior-Generalship IN the Regular army,
made vacant by the resignation Of Gen. MeClel-
Jan, is fitly filed by the appointment OF Gen
Sheridan. His commission dates from The bat.
tic Of Cedar Creek. Tie whole country will
rejoice, not only in this merited honor, but that
the insignia Of a Maior-General now rest on no
unworthy shouldsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

We print this morning Capt. winslsvi official
report q Tie Kss'sArss.A Alabama fsht-thh
bsns supplementary to ths bhsfreport previous.
y palashsl. RssAsrs VIE rsnsmbsr ~ theory
4 ~ DsltisA anA Y<sash pesas thAA Se~u>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
TIE TRIBUNE for 1895.
PROSPECTUS.

with the auspic;ous rco9it Oh our froS'"en'"'
conte.t have lifted heavy weight frou the
beeas,s Of the Loyal Millions vi our coontry'
mon. It's now felt. even by thoss who have
been distrg5tfal and fain' hearted. that the
Union il to emerge triumphant from the deadly
strife whereinto she was 80 wichedly preop'
lated bv her as5ailaui-, and that Slavery her
relentless foe, is 70 encounter the iate Of Ha'
nan. The perils Of foreign Intervention and
If Western Instruction are safety passed ,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, no longer aSsailable as the
choice OF minority, hold; the helm Of state Tor
four years longer; the Rebellion. palpabiy
weakened bv It's defeats and Losses during tho
wear Row olosing-with It's credit 80 reduced
thatits purse-bearer Officially declares that its
Treasury Notes can only 10 exchanged for coin
at the rate of twenty-five for one. while its
bonds command bus six cents Oh the
doJlar-but awaits the blow which shall
soon strike the sword from its porricidal hand
aud remit its master-spirits 10 the justice. or II
may be to the clemency, ola sorc,y wronged ana
Justly incensed but iorbcsring and magnanimous
People Such are the auspices which justify
0ur faith that the year coon to open viii see the
Stars and Stripes float unchallenged from every
bsttlement in the Republic, and the perfect law
Of Liberty for All immoysbiy Embedded IN the
Constitution OF our Union.
The NBW.Y0RK TRIBUNE. founded in l5il,
viii enter upon its twenty-fcurlh year With
quickened hopes and enlarged means of useful
ness. its principles. need 10 re-ststemont: its
aims are the diffusion Of Intelligence and the
incubation of a spirit Of Freedom and Uumani-
". When this truth shall have been generally
recognized and established as the basis Of our
institutions and polity, that injustice to the
poorest, The weakest, the most desp5ed. is a
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can afford 70 wrong events humbest member-
then viii cur land bask once more in the calm
sunshine OF peace and prosperity.
The TRIBUNE has for the last year been pub
lished without profit TO its proprietors. solely
because Of The depreciation of our Currency be-
low the specie standard, compelling us 10 bny
psper and other materials Of cost considerably
above the full amount received from our sub
scribers. On our Weekly edition, the net loss has
amounted to many thousands OF dollars; while
our large receipts from Advertising have been
wholly absorbed By the extraordinary expenses
for Correspondence, Telegraphing, &c, devolved
on Us by the War. As we do not suppose our
patrons desire that We should work for them at
our own cost, and prefer not 70 be patrOnized
by any who may desire it. We have somewhat
advanced for the ensuing year the prices of our
Semi.Weekly and Weekly. a. We had already
done with those Of our Daily editions. This in
crease is purely nominal: there never before was
a time when the farmers Of our country could
buy THE TRIBUNE for 70 little Of their own pro.
ducts or labor as they can by the following