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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
s1CO,CrO,CrO.

This Loan Is authorized BY Act of Conf
gress Of March sth, 1894 which provides for its RE-
DEMPTIoN IN COIN, at any period not les, thsu
ton or more than forty years from its date, at the
pleasure Of the Government.
Until its Redemption, five per cent. inter-
It's to be paid ssmi-annuany IN com.
Its Exemption from state or Local
Taxation adds from one to three per cent. ps<
annum to its value.
The Rate of Interest on this Loan, although
but five per cent in coin, as much greater IN cur
rency as the difference between the market value 4
currency and gold.
As a Rule, the five per cent. specie securitias
Of all solvent governments are always par or sbO1a
and currency now funded in the National Loan.
viii be worth its face in gold, besides paying reg
ular and liberal per eentage to the holder.
NO securities ORer so Great Induce.
ments, it it is believed. as the various descriptions
Of United States Bonds, In all other forms Of in
dsbtednsss the faith or ability Of private parties
or stock companies or separate corporations only Is
pledged for payment, while for the debts Of the
United States the whole property Of the cOuntryis
holden to secure the payment Of both principal and
Interest n -ai----
The Funded Debt OF the United States
on which interest is payable in gold on the Sd day
of March, 1864, was SO, ,9s5,ooo The interest on
this debt for the coming fiscal year wiz be s45as7..
l2s while the customs revenue in gold for the cur
fiscal year, ending June aOth, 1864, has bee1
far at the rate Of over slOO, 100000 per annum,
an amount largely in excess Of the wants Of the
Treasury for the payment Of gold interest.
in sums from s5Ou to any magnitude,
on the same tovns and are thus made equally avail
able to the smallest lender and the largest cap
ituiist.
They can be converted into money at any mo-
ment, and the holder VIII have the benefit Of The
interest.
The Authorized Amount os this Loan Is
Two Hundred Million Dollars. The amount OF sub,
'eriPti0ns reported to the Treasury at Washington
Is oYec r-.E .fH-
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NoTilc.E.

THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE IN
Il our business in consequence Of the deeeasa Of
our Mr.. YORCR. DAVIS 3 VOICE.
iunel8-l58
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION ooAFAEY.

Henry e Robinson, Guardian on
Ehza I. AobinsoR, Mary A.
Robinson and Harriet I. Rob /
insOn, rs nd
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Eliza T. Robinson, Mary A. Ro- @
binson, and Harriet 4. Robin Petition 20 sell
son, minors and wards Of said land M B.
Henry G. -..H -s-E rF D..
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Associated Press Report.
FOREIGN NEWS.
SANDY HOOK, j

town Sd, has arrived. There had been no
fighting in Denmark since the capture of
Alsen
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THE HYPOPHOSPHITES
are an appropriate and Specific Remedy for ever
disorder characterized BY the following
,..r BTSYMPTOAIS.R Ia
WINCHEsTERs HYPOPHosPHITEs

are the best remedy known to Medical Science, in
every case where the physician commonly pre-
seribes 'tonics, iron, whisky, eod-liyer oil, qui
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.

JoHS a. ELLsLER, Jr.s Manager and Proprietor.
c. BUSCH Treasurer.
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ApErsslos--Boxes and Parquette, T5c; Reserved
Seats Sl0o; FAMILY Circie, 5oG.; Gallery, 25o.;
Private Boxes, 80 S and SO.
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SI60,209 A
State Of Ohio, On this 9Th day Of July,
Cuyahoga County, IS; 1864, personally came BE-
fore the Undersigned Notary Public in aud for said
County, George Worthington, President, and A X
Spencer, Assistant Cashier, OF the First National
Bank Of Cleveland, who, being duly sworn, upon
their oRths say that the foregoing true and
cur2te statement OF the Affairs and condition OF
said Bank on the morning Of The 8th day Of July,
1854, to the best Of their knowledge and belief
GEO WORTHINGTON President.
A X SPENCER, Asst Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to the day and year above
written. h. G. WHITE,
juyl2-I59 Rotary Public .
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THIRD DISPATCH. .

special Dispatch to tho Cleveland Leadcr)
A locomotive and one car having come
Trough from Washington this afternoon,
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO r. r

j. H. DEYEREUX, Supt.
u. M. Wy EhN. q. d. Agnnt. - mIaHls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-07
PUBLISHED tDAILy) TX
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR
rs- t,FFICE-No. lo4 King street, over
one's formerly Prench's) Book Store.


= { CoSGeEss. In the Senate, yesterday,
,cSoutions by the Legislature OF California
affirming the nncompromisIng Loyalty or
,hat State, declaring the warts one between "a
s)ayeholling arstocracy and free government,
and den punciug ''Copperhead members of
CONGRESS were presented by Mr. ConneSs. 4
hill 10 repea the joltit resolution providing tor
,he transfer of seamen from the milirary to the
n,,aI service. was introduced by Mr. Grimes,
and referred to the Naval Committed The
ioot, resolution to amend the Constitution 50 as
60 abolish slavery came up; various amend.
ments we're offered ana rejected, and, finally,
the resolution, as reported By the Judiciary
Committee amending the Constitution SO as to
abolish slavery was adopted IN Committee OF
the W hole. A proposition was then made to
put the bill on its passage, but further action
vas postponed until to-day.
In The House Of Representatives the bill
providing that the heads OF Departments may
occupy seats on the floor Of the House, was
ordered to be printed The consideration of
The National Bank bill was resumed, The ques
ton being On agreeing to the amendments as
reported from the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. Stevens moved to lay the bill on the table,
which was carried BY vote Of 50 yeas to A
nays
In Boston, yesterday morning before day,
ire broke out in the Frenasons Hall, which
together with the Winthrop House, in the
same block, was~totally destroyed Loss $780,,
900. OnIy the walls of the Freemason 5 Hall
and Winthrop House remain standing All
the guests Of the hotel escaped, but very little
property was saved Mr.. Silsby, proprietor Of
The Winthrop House, loses about $4,000 IN
furniture and fixtures
It was stated a few days ago that CoI. >Wm.
Chestnut, of Baltimore had been arrested, at
the request Of Gen. Butler, and was sobse
quenty released on parole BY General Wallace.
On Monday the matter was finally settled hy
Uen. Wallace issuing a special general order,
Eonorably releasing Col Chestnut from the
obligations Of his parole aud stating that the
arrest was brought about by misapprehe,sslon,
&c.
\ London letter says At the ThaCkerag
sales The prices realized were eno'mous, par
'lcularly for the plate and china Thackeray
had strong taste for such brick a, brac, and
mad asbit Of dropping ia at certain tavorlte
shops and resisting, or oftener yielding, to the
temptation of some quaint set of apostle spoons,
some good bit of Rococo silver, Or some tempt
Ing little piece Of Marcolni, Dresden, or cid
seyres and now the bargains he thought so
reckless often have turned out wonderfully
profitable. =
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| London Shipping 6azettc's Paris coyrcS1>o7!.
dent says THAI the finance ministers had al III
| teryew Friday afternoon, With Mr. HIynn, re
spec1ing the Mexican (oan. and that III the
evening gentleman Of the financial depart
nlent was Co leave for Miranlar, to Obtain Max
imiian>s signature TO the degree The Con
federate steamer Hcoraia arrived 1T bordeaux
on the 25(ll Of March. The Times edltorlaI|y
contends that the Federal armies Will tnis year
be made subservient to clectioDce,ing purnos-
es rather than the object Of war il is report
ed that Queen Nict 5ria will shortly enltr@o
from seclusion hy shortly holding two S!";e re
ceptions. \ mass meeting st REackIieath,
near London, has adopted resolutions III favor
Of English intervention III behaf OF Poland. =
The Bank OF France has reduced rs discount
to six per cent. Il is reported that great cool
ness has arisen between Russia and france.
the former having acquired the conviction that
France is plotting mischief in European Turkey.
The following, says an English paper, is an
extract Of letter Just received from Melbourne
''Prot. Newager, on a three years scientific:
visit from Bavaria tells us that in 1863 81 com.
ct shall come so close as to endonger this our
earth, and should it not attach itself, (as one
globule of quicksilver to another, nor annlh'-
late us. the sight will be most i'eautllu to be
hold. During three nig ghts we shall have no
darkness, but be bathed in the BRILLIANT hight OF
the blazing train" Prof \. is 10 'l"nbt:
''reliable gentleman
Shortly after five clock on Monday after
noon party of returned soldiers, while in the
vici1ity Of Foundry and Davis streets, Baltl
more, observed five negro soldiers passing up
the latter street, aud immediately attacked
them. The negroes endeavored to effect their
escape, but were pursued by the soldiers, some
of whom discharged pistols az them, bat with
ont effect Four Of the soldiers we're arrested
and committed TO Jail.
The New York News says We learn,
upon good authority, that Fort Lafayette IS
over run with rats OF gigantic size and intense
ferceoess. AS the unfortunate prisoners he IN
their uncomfortable cribs at night. chey are 1T
terally covered with the disgusting vermin. -
We have heard Of one case III which the I'M
happy occupant of one OF the cells Was aroos-
ed, as by a nightmare to find SIX OF them re-
Yelling upon his breast, aud OF another who
felt somethin nibb|ing at his pedal exlrerl-
ties and instinc:iye!y kicking, a rat was thrown
to the ceiling and fell wiki thrl upon the
floor "
An official document, dated Imperial Palace
at Mexico, Department OF horelgn affairs,
March 4. 1864 states that the regency q the
Empire having been Informed that certain par
sons coming from ports on the Pacific, have
taken possession OF lands in Mexico under
contracts made with President Juarez, an
uounces that all such contracts are vold and OF
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~ sodBBs bEd sdsh u fnaug n,ovsns.
must be considered as equivalent to Aid ~. Which
fort to the enemy, and which all patro and con.
combine to pptsdown at any cost Yon vs. Should
opAyAid I'M syeryi effort 10; spare Won, M Sy Count
seai T Savif ~wasfafe, which viii d., Iate q.
homes if the design Of these traitors he .as il
make head. kpsw that you will place sSuon nh
your gatimate position in the lead of ;hhi
will not suffer the nsmsof the old North S Ss, who
be blackenef BY such stain. Will Won n, Stase 70
for suggesting that ny oaly source Of dsou;"a,n q.
on the subject arises from the fear that Won u'studs
lay too long the action which now appears M o.
BILE, and that BY An over earnest desire to ra'
BY Conc iliation men whom you believe to he s sa
at heart but whose loyalty is more than susn su
elsewhere, you will permit them to eathsr es'a
strength as to require more violent messu usf Such
are now needed With your influence and es. !a'a
the promoters of the unfounded discontsnptuus aoa
prevalent in ysur State, would be put down ,' aSs
out the use Of physical force il YOU won,d W Sla
don policy Of Cancellation, and set them ~ ' S
aneez In this course, frankly and firmly nus, ue
you would rally around you all that is best snd
blest in your STATE, and your triumph vorld w. !
bloodless. If the contrary policy be adontsa .
much fear yon will be driven to the use of forca
repress treason. In either event. however. hs "
sured that ron will have ny cordial concurrence ~
assistance in maintaining with you the honor d sa
nifty snd fair name Of your State and in your ea,s
to crush treason, whether incipient, as believe
now to be, or more mstured, IS believe Il ~
firmly met, it will IN our future inevitably becoma
|. have the honor to be,
Very respectfully yours,
- JEFFERSON DAVIS
His Excelleney, S;.s.sts.,-g
T. B. VANCE, 80 :. -.-s...
Governor Of North Caroline,
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.ORsE TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO n.

HORSE TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO M
some Is or 80 thirty years old, riding bay StaIaN
with black name sud TAIL white hind feet white uot ~
his left side near his shoulder about large as dol,
came to my Factory at Clover Orchard to have the @
animal sbod The horse is in common working o, rsa
seems much jsded and has sore on bis back caused \,
an old saddle without pad upon which the negro G
riding The horse judged to be about years old The
rest him. secured his bundle of clothes however a.
pretended to be free negro-sad he was raised by obo
Gibson of GuIford county; aud seemed acquainted abou
property, pay charges aud take the horse away
f+ go JAMES BAYLIFR,
June 2, 1854. Oft
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CorreanondAneos
= CorreapQndaneessss.~s
f Between Gov. 2. B. Vance, of North. Carolina,
and President Dsvis, on te'satscto Of Negotiations

ppaca., - -: ~ 's-ss'5- -, - 49, =
"a! = .,-ss.s+a55, ExEcur1vE DEP RfxENr, ~
sa - Raleigh, Dec seth, 1858.
His Ereelleney, PRBsIDEHr DAvsinl.5 ss Ej,;,'f ="
NM Dear Sir:-After careful consideration Of
all the sources Of discomfort in North. Caroline,
have concluded that it will be Impossible to remove
it except By making some effort at negotiation with
the enemy. The recent action OF the. Federal
House of Representatives, though meaning very
little, has greatly excited the public hope that the
northern mind is looking towards peace, j am
promised BY all men who advocate this course that
if fair terms are rejected, it will tend greatly TO
strengthen and intensity the war feeling, and will
rally all classes to more cordial support OF the
government And. although our position is well
known, a. demanding only to be let alone, yet i
seems TO me that for the sake of humanity, without
having any weak or improper motives attributed to
US, we might with propriety, constantly tender
negotiations. In doing so we would keep conspicu.
ously before the world disclaimer Of our respon.
sbty for the great slaughter Of our race and con-
vince the humblest of our citizens-who sometimes
forget the actual situation-that the government is
tender of their lives and happiness and would not
prolong their suferings unnecessarily one moment.
Though statesmen might regard this as useless, the
people will not, and I think our cause will be
strengthened thereby. have not suggested the
method Of these negotiations or their terms. The
effort to obtain peace is the principal matter.
Allow me to beg your earnest consideration OF
this suggestion. ~ "-' =
Very respectfully yours.
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June 2, 1854.

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLFN
l. FROM THE SUBSCRIBER s STABLES WITHIN
25lh of May, black mare with little star in her forehead
her left hind foot marked white up to the fetlock full
flowing tall thick name falling to tue right except lock
near the wther ne dark eyes and Of ordinary size She
is natural trotter The above reward will be given far
her apprehension and delivery to me- 1t is Thought that
she was stolen by cavaryman who was lurking Around
my premises that day. Ny address Eagle Rock, Wake
county, N. z. h. w. RHODES
June Q, 1884. 25-tf
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- A .HA1LAEr YourH. -Welearn that A. G. Ram.
ssy, ayouth OF scarce sixteen summers, and son Of
true sasthern gentleman, D.. j. 9. II. Ramsey, the
renowned historian Of Tennessee, in the fight at
Carriers Depot, East Tennessee, behaved most GAL.
lantly, by his bssring winning the applause of
officers and men, This is what might b. expected
of the old Mecklenburg stock Ifspared, this noble
young man will carve with. bis own hand his lust
claims 10 step from the ranks into; high posi-.
tion-Atlonte .Rsgister y;:sg =, .s-r,.s.
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RLACK CALICO.-JUST RECEIVED FOR
- private sale, by the piece lot of Fresh Blockade
Prints Also, another supply Of Ladies' Fine CATERS and
walking Shoes. JAS Ii. T0WLES, Agt.
Jnne Q, 1884. 2S-
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hess sSssFs az land, Fl the purpose d selling It
out to the secession leaders who helped the aeoil
ton fanatics q the North bring on all these trou'
bes. Is it possible that there is Conservative IN
the State that will vote for snch; mani We hope
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TOB.WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
e neatly and expeditiuusy executed ut the SandlrS
otf,e. LAND DEEDS, MARRIAGE LICENSES, and ma.
ny other kinds Of blanks now on hand.
May H. 1864. =. -, l9-H
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EXECUTIVE OFF1cE,<
Richmond. January 9th. 1854

Richmond, January 9th, 1864
DEAR SIR:-I have received your letter of the
Both ultmo, containing suggestions of the measures
to be adopted for the purpose of removing 1.-THE
sources of discomfort in North Carolina The con-
tents Of the letter substantially the same as those
of the letter addressed by you to Senator Dortch,
extracts of which were by him read to me- I re.
marked to Mr.. Dortch that you were probably not
aware of the obstacles to the course you indicated
and without expressing opinion on the merits of
the proposed policy, desired him in answering
your letter to write suggestions as to the method Of
opening negotiations and as to theferms which you
thought should be offered to the enemy. | felt
persuaded you would appreciate the difficulties rs
soon as your attention was called to the necessity
Of considering the subject in detail. As you have
made no suggestions touching the manner Of over
coming the obstacles, infer that you were not ap
prised by Mr.. Dortch of my remarks to him.
Apart from insuperable objections to the line of
policy you propose, land to which will presently
advert) cannot see how the more material obstacles
are to be surmounted We have made three distinct
efforts to communicate with the authorities at
Washington, and have been invariably unsuccessful
Commissioners we're sent before hostities were
begun, and the Washington government refused to
receive them or hear what they had to say A
second time sent military officer With a, COM
municatiOn addressed by my self to President Lin
colin. The letter was received by Gen. Scott who
did not permit the officer to see Mr.. Lincoln, but
promised that an answer would be sent No answer
has ever been received. The third time, q few
months ago, gentleman was sent whose position,
character and reputation such as to ensure his
reception, if the enemy were not determined to re-
ceive no proposals whatever from the government
Vice President Stephens made patrotic tender Of
bis services in the hope of being able to promote
the cause of. humanity, and although little belief
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CITY OF RALEIGH.

80 - -.
Xayor-Col WIN. Harrison. Z - -.', -''
- A. coMNBsIOEHRa = -.
Wesrs Ward W. n. Tucker, Alex. Creech and far
erOvsrby. 81 p4.- --', '--arE -a
-MsadLs Wlrd-W. 3. Richardson, Augustus L. Lous~
and 3. W. Scott - - -l'''@' ny
Eastern Ward-Dr. W, q. AeKes, ). J. OVERLY anu NJ
B. Harp. 1880. =. ,r,
J. JOhrstophers is Clerk to the Board and City iA
w. B. Richardson is City Treasurer. a..
I 1tws Nsstubses-J.J. Belts, Chiefs n. DenoD' -
X. P. Battle. City Attorney.
/. J. L Pennington, City Printer.
|. +. G. King Weigh Aaster.
MIGHT WATCH.
>SChptais-O H. Horton M. a.
Watcknaa-E A. Johnston, Wm. Bes.es, WI"
Parker c. Luter, C. A. Driver and Wm O!erTSy ,;ms
The last Wednesday night Of each month "'
fsed for the regular meetipgs of the Board
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We see that the blockade running steamer Min
ME, of three hundred tens, taken OF Wilmington
BY the ganboat Connecticut. has arrived at Boston.
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conditional su6jugation or extermlnation But if
1T were otherwise, how are we to treat with the
House of Representatives. It is with Lincoln
alone that we ever could confer, and his own parti-
sass at the north avow unequ;vocally +tnshis pur.
pose in his message and proclamation vas to shut
out all hope that he would eser treat with ns on any
terms. If We will break up our government, dis.
solve the Confederacy, disband our armies, e,nan.
cpate our slaves, take an oath of allegiance bind
ing ourselves to obedience to him and Of iso,alty
TO our own States, he proposes to pardon us and
not to plumber US of anything more than the pro-
perry. already stolen from US, and such slaves as
still remain. In order to render his proposal, 80
insulting as to secure their rejection, he Joins to
them promise to support with bis army one tenth
of the people of any State who will attempt to set
up government over the other nine .tenths, thus
seeking to SOW discord and suspicion among the
people of the several States and to excite them to
civil war in furtherance of his ends. knor well
it would be impossible to get your people, if they
possessed full knowledge of these facts to consent
that proposals should now be made BY US to those
who control the governmental Washington. Your
ewn- ReA known devotion to the great fcause Of
liberty and independence, to which we have alt
committed whatever we have Of earthly possessions
would induce you to take the lead in repelling the
bare thought of sbject Submissions to the enemy
Yet peaes on other terms is now impossible. 70
obtain the sole terms to which you or could listcn
this struggle must continue until the enemy 10
beaten out of his vain confidence in Our subjoga2
ton. Then and not till them will it be possible to
treat Of peace Till then all tender Of terms TO the
enemy will be received as proof that We are ready
for submission, and will encourage him in the
atyocious warfare which he is waging.
/Ifear much from the tenor Of the news Ifeceive
from North Carolina, that an attempt will be made