U S Bonds Exempt From Taxation Offer Subscriptions
A detailed Army correspondence discusses U S Government bonds under the March 6 1864 act, noting tax exemption, redeemable in coin from ten to forty years, with 5 percent interest in coin. Subscribers can choose registered or coupon forms, and bonds draw interest from March 1 or subscription date. Large subscriber response is reported from several First National Banks, with emphasis on broad accessibility and financial security.
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Cavalry Report From Prince Geonose June 1964 Front
A Civil War era dispatch from Prince George Virginia describes Company D of the C. Valley Cavalry resting after days of fatigue and illness. It notes Captain Spencer’s sudden illness, crossing the Pamunkey, skirmishing with the enemy, a burial at Dundee for Sergeant Gillett, bridge destruction near Hanover Court-house, and a dusk march toward Salem Church with a cavalry engagement and a lighter American loss than the rebels.
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120Th
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Dearborn
Sturgis
Tupello
Forrest
Mobile
Selma
Meridian
Laice
A. J. Smith
H.F. W
Sd C.valry
Prince Geonose
Pamunkey
Grounnd
Hanover Court House
Dundee
5Th New York Cavalry
L. N. Bondrye
Gillett
A. Porter
Hanover Court-house
Grant
Salem Church
Coldrief Chapman
Desperate Civil War Actions Near Malvern Hill
A field report recalls Hancock corps divisions driving rebels from Bottom Bridge area and crossing on pontoon boats. Losses include 24 wounded, 1 killed, 3 missing. brigades repelled cavalry and infantry at Malvern Hill and Prince George Court-house as Grant’s army advances toward the James River.
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Vaughn
Bottom Bridge
Construction Corps
Malvern Hill
Sth
Thomas L. Baker
Grant
Meade
Tuesdy
Harrison
James River
Richmond Road
Prince George Court-house
Suffolk Road
Prince George Church
Court-house
Calhoun
Kelsey
Stevensburg
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