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Kegiment OF Volunteer Engineers.

Col EDWARD W. sEkRELL, Lout-Col JAMES r.
HALL Msjcr RICHARD BUTT
This regiment has been accepted by the War Depar roent
and one hail Of II is row 81 Hilton Head, D. c. the balance
to 60 within three weeks at the fur hest.
Phyates IN this rogimsDt 20 be esd
tSfD SENENIEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
few nggon bos.buiiders hipcsrpentsrs pou,,
ners bsckshs, miners choppers lnmbsrusn Inachinsts
Iocknen. wheewghts boermsker, and rsilroaders wi
be received to complete the regiment.
Recruits under pay into service ad furnished
with quarters ard ratiors at once.
None bat healthy and competent woTkmen need apply
The families OF tho soldiers cared for by anthoie
HeadquareIs at the Of ChsmteIs and Chsbsms s
Enlistment for three years, o. during the war.
Nsw-YoJk, Nov. R9 1861.
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NJESSRS. TICKNOR g. FIELDS
WI PUBLISH THIS DAY,
ARE IL 0 u IS:
BY JOHN BROWN, M. d.,
Author Of Rab and Ills Frends" Horse Snbeecive Ac.
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Reliaicus Notices.

y,,e r,,,,o-,ucc Meeting w'l be held at No
so EInite ~, SiJSDAN EVENING. o. ~ o'e,oeS
~ ,sperepcs eud Eccnomy In Life viii he
eo.e - Ia Ii91 JAMES \. BRIGGS; 20 be followed
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a., S,f,sJ f'i,urch. corner Of Geury and Scsnmel-
an - ~ ClJTiiBlitr {. NARCbkY viii commence
- dis as Rector SUNDAY 8.h inst. Service 1t TO-
. M, and 3 o'clock r. IA.
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Free Church of tne Redel
Firs, Free Min napfi.t Chrrc., s3lh d be.wee

tth.y and Broad Nay.--IreachIaE IO-NVhkOW MUHh
ING and EVENING b. the Rev. JANIS l.. PHILLIPS
Services lV o'clock and :. O'Clock p ~
Prayer and Coatsi epce Nec.irs {, o'eJck p IA.
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Ithe Rev D. Dne-s,ins tasor) wors in the ball at s
paetio Of De hnb and Fulto.sys Brooklyn entrance No
s. DE Kslkav The Rev. s A. BAhER, President Of tie
New orb Conference, ia preach At !c m and the Rev
d. DUERS IlSE Ia tie cIeliDg. eUnda! al a. H
All are COZ daily invited 70 attend.
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ST URGES ". MUEEHUUSb
GEORGE, BLISS, :'':
Signed,

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Indications of the Puture.-fhe last

LecfuPs.-. What a Blind Isn ia England By
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To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.-l perceive
ir list OF Lecture. have not mentioned the subject,
Of iny Lectures Allow to supply the oi..ion proPoe
deliver two Lectures CARlCATURE and the othe
on THE LONDON PUNCH. Yours obedi.ntly,
FRANK BFLLRW,
No. ~ City Halqua!e
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Memorial Church, HaG.moud-st., corner Wsycrly-
plsee-1he Rev THOMAS A. GUION, Rector OF - john
Church. Brooklyn, VIII preach TOMORROW Sunday
EVENING. Services at 10. H., y and Z. O'Clock p Ia
Bezis free.
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NNTANTED-All afflicted females TO know that
w Mrs. A. WILLIAMS, ". d., late Of Wrgini, can be
consuel all FEMALE DISEASES, without regard u
he n.ture hsr Office size illustrates, with Plates
the above diseases. Electro spped In Clrnnio
dsessS Attends outside practice sud Midwifery ODs
No. Ig5 Wet 4lstst "a door front roon
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vi "a --0I-| TUT I7t oVIIV
NasRiZ MILITARY Euma.


Persuantto call, a meeting was held in The
23d inst Of the subscribers of the Harrison
County Military Fund a 9g
On motion OF j. s. Thomas, Dr. John Me
Bean wascaIed to the char, 4asd-W ia. u ogg
appointed Secretary. lrga5 {; su z q
The object Of the meeting having been stat,
ed by the Chairman, the annexed resolutions
were offered by the Hon. John A Bingham,
and passed unanimously: 1gr3 e.6a
eaReso1Uet, That the Chair appoint Committee
Of five TO be selected IN the vicinity Of Oadiz,
and rom the subscribers Of the Harrison Coun
ty Military fund, with power to add to their
nurnberrom time to time, with full authority
to call for the payment Of the said fund sub
scribed, or to be subscribed in such sums as
they may want, and TO distribute the same to
such Of the Volunteers of Harrisoa County,
their Families or Parents az they may deem
advisable, or tosuch other defensive purpose as
they may consider the public exigencies require.
Res9lved, further, That the COMMITTEES OF five,
and their associates are required to conmuni
cate with the the Governor the States touch
ling all matters concerning the disposition Of the
f0hio force, the positions Tor the same, and tie
general mill ary operations ofthe countrylasi
n The chair ia conformity to the resolutions
sppdia cd the folio wing named COMMITTEES :--
Chancy Dewey, Reaz,n Welch, u A. Estep,
Ro Iert Lyons and j oseph Herfofd G
ia n motion the meeting adjourned sine do. i
b3E fg Ord Ohm McBEAN, Chairman.s
7 WIN. FIoGG Secretary. taga eGa i9s 31l43
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be had.
The best military hat in use is the light colored
soft felt, the crown being suiefiently high TO al
low space Tor air over the brain. You can ias-
ten il up as continental in fair weather, or turn
itdown when it is wet or very sunny.
3. Let your beard grow, SO as to protect the
throat and lungs.
A. Keep your entire person clean; this pre-
vents ievers and bowel complaints in warm elm
a,es. Wash your body each day If possible.
Avoid strong coiie and oily meat. Gen. Scott
said that the too free use ofthese (together with
neglect in keeping the skin clean) cost Aany a
soldier his lite in Mexico.
5 A sudden check of perspiration by chilly
or nightar often causes fever and death. When
thus exposed do not forget your blanket
AN OLD SOLDIER,
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Snccini Order No. IOI.

GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS ADT GEMS OFFICE,
April %, 1861.
The State will bear no part of the cost oi
subsistence OF Companies, which have entered
or shall enter into Camps. Taylor, jackson, or
Harrison, unless their organization was regular
ly accepted at General Head Quarters and they
marched under orders.
Commanding fficers, Commissares, and all
parties having this matter in charge, will bear
this order in mind, as it will be rgilly enforced
Companies now in Camp and already accep
ted, will receive ar early assignment to 'heil
regiment, but no additional arrangements fol
receiving troops into the Camps, will be at pre-
sent accepted by the State
IL. B. ,CARRlNGTON,
Adjutant General.
Bv order of Commander.in Chief
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AN ACl 10 uHlSll L treason anu Vi ueF NIIiueo
Sec. l. Any person residing in this State
who shall levy war against this Stale, or the
United States, or shall knowingly adhere to
the enemies Of this State or the United States,
giving them aid and comfort shall be deemed
guilty OF treason against the State Of Ohio, and
on conviction shall be imprisoned in the Peni,
Tertiary, at hard labor, during lie.
Sec. 2. Any person, &c. residing within this
State who shall surrender or betray, or be in
any way concerned in surrendering or betraying
any military post, fortifcation, arsenal or mil.
tary stores of this State or the United States,
into the possession or power Of any enemies oi
either ar shall supply arms or ammunition, or
military stores to such enemies, or who shall
unlawfully, and witboutauthority, usurp pos
session and control OF any such military post
| fortiication, arsenal or military stores or ilaV
ing knowledge OF any treason against this State
4 or the United States shall wiItully omit or re.
| fuse TO give information to the Governor or
some Judge Of this State, or to the President
OF the United States, Shall be guilty as access
sories to treason, and on conviction thereof
shall be imprisoned in the Penitentiary, at hard
abor not less than ten, or more than twenty
years fa.a
Sec. 3. That il any person shall, within this
State, begin Or set on foot, or provide or pre-
pare the means for any unauthorized military
! expedition or enterprise, to be carried on from
thence against the territory or people OF any Of
the United States, every PERSONS so offending
shall be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned in the
penientiary Of this State not less thanione mol
more than ten years
Sec. 4. No person shall be convicted Of trca-
son bnt by the testimony ef two lawful wit
nesses to the same overt act of treason, where.
Of he stands indicted, unless he con esses the
same in open court and no person shall be con
vcted Of an offence under the second or thirc
sections Of this act but by the testimony o
two credible witnesses unless the person in
dicted contesses his guilt in open court.
Sec. 5. This act takes effect from its pas
Sape, + sH tEFtst l'-
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CAUTION.

As celtainanprincip pers,as are attempting
palm If on the ailsnspscting public, inita,ns
he my PR EP AIRED Gs4UE, Il wolld caution all
persons 10 exaRine before purchasing. ard sea
Ethat the full naine, M N % M i 800 ~ NV \. NJ
~ s1sPALDiiJG'S PREP AIRED GLlJE,.x& u
is on the ouislds wrappsri al athsra Ate swlad-
Nov 2l, ie60 iy as n ss !. sae
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7AppoIxrMENTS 44Gov lDennason has appoint
ed the fbliowing Board sois Medical gExamners
10 cxfn,ine appicshts forposti'n m the surgi
scal lsiepartrHento troops: PROT JliW Hamilton
sofJths CITY, Dr,L M.Wiiiufg. OF Stark; 1Dr
y wv Rusself, Of M !. Vernon rsE esg Gd
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Z q ~ . fHI| +. +
or Abundance ofimpraciicab,e suggestion will
oi:course be made 10 the troops at This time, by
The newspapers. From q number Of the most
sensible OF which we have already seen, we
select the following:s fsr V
How TO GUARD AGAIEsTTHE HEAT. ss
AS the heat ola Southern sun is one Of hard
tships our boys will have to encounter, permit an
old soldier to state in what way the French
army in Algers guard themselves during the day
when on the march or standing sentry: Take a
yard ofthin, white flannel, fold it together once
Eandssew up one end; q ribbon or tape may be
inserted to draw and tiearound the neck, This
thrown over the eapqrshako, and falling behind
lcomple;ely shields the head AID shouderssfrom
from The rays oftbe sun. Woqlep is preferable
tolinen or cotton, is equally light, costsess than
the orrner. and isessler washed and kept clean
I9a$g HINTS TO voyoLUNTEERs .,a
ei.i Remember that IN . campalgn more men
die iem sickness than by the bullet. Il
& l. line your blanket with one thickness ol
brown drilling. This adds bua iour ounces in
weight and doubles lhe warmth, ,sl fiin
q. Buy small India FuddeF blanket (only
S1.50,) to lay on the ground, or to throw over
your shoulders then on guard duty during rain.
storm. Most Of the Eastern troeps are provided
with these. Straw to e upon Is not always to
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SAVE THE PlECE.

3ts ECONOMY! Val as a. f DISPAT TCh.s !,
s3a.e 6rrA STITCH IN TINE SAVES N.sE." -4.4 8
81 AS accidents will happen even in well fsQoIa,
ted families, it IS very desirable to have some
cheap aud convent waysiori repairing Furniture,
Toys, Crockerys &C. FEsi3 bsa g.eS sss69 fss
SPALDlNG'SsPREPAR A AREDs GLUE s~s.s.
meets allsuch emergencies, aiid esh9psehold can
aiIefdl be wiihont NJ 1t is always ready and
up to the sticking point gg W. gsTs h
--rg', Useful. In Is v IIFHs Y HI OU ss
B--4X Brush aCconipanies each Bottle
Price, 25cents.i Adsrsssa u, ,..gw n
st Agss No ~ CEljAR Street, New York
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#-|st
GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, AD'r GEN OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o. April %, 1861.
The following regulations additional to those
hereto ore published, will govern the troops
now at Camp Jackson.
L. The firing of pistols and other firearms,
unless under the direction of commissioned
officer. and beyond the limits Of the Camp is
prohibited.
2, Captains of Companies will promptly re
port all violations Of this regulation as well as
all cases Of intemperance, and these effenses
will be visited with severe penalties or prompt
discharge from the service. s
g. Disorder in the dining halls, barracks,
forcing the lines of sentries, and all other vio-
ations OF discipline, affecting the peace and
well being of the camp will be reported to the
Colonel commanding, and will be dealt with as
they deserve. as ,gss.. .
A. Colonels of regiments will organize the
music OF their companies into corps, and see
that they are drilled together in the proper
beats and calls; but no music will be permitted
during the hours assigned for dlill, until the
men are further advanced in the school of the
soldier. s..a
| 8. Companies, attending church in the city
will march, without music, and only the ROLL
calls will be permitted in camp on the Sabbath.
/ s. Public notice will be given OF the times
when citizens and strangers may visit the camp.
1t will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, how
ever, to facilitate the mastering Of the troops
into the United States service.
| 6. Companies quartered elsewhere than 10
camp are required to report to their Captains
at O'Clock, P NJ, and they will report to the
! Assistant Adutant General, at tn. State House,
alto o'clock. P. NJ; after whicl, the Captains
will be held responsible for the absence Of any
member oftheir company from its quarters un.
titmorning. Not more than one commissioned
officer can be absent from his company, so quar-
tered, at night, without a iurlough from Gen
eral Head Quarters s
z Soldiers in Camp and not having leave o
absence from Camp, are prohibited from CORY
ing arms Of any kind, without permission Q
their Captain and such permission must include
only regulation arms used 10 drill. as
8. Evening prayers will be offered daily in
Camp at o'clock P. M by Chaplains who
tender their services in this behalf.
10. On Sunday, religious service will be helt
at II o'clock A. NJ, and 3 o'clock P. M, bu
Companies will be permitted to attend service
in city Churches during the morning, if timely
application be made.
II, B. CARRINGTON,
4 ~ Adiutant. General
n = RI " 4 -. ~ H
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacSt of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
if taken at the commencement o. aitnck, i'm
mediate relief from pain and sickness will be OBJ
tanned. 80
, They seldom fail in removing tho Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bowels, Iemo wing cos.
tiveness =.E4 sl- g-.. .l d
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they valu-
able as n Laxative. improving the appetite. giving
tone and vigor to the digestive organs, and rest0-
ring the rutural elasticity and strength of the
whole svs;em.r -8kl ssl S&&
The GEPHALIT PILLS are The result OF long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been use many years, during which Time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount
Of pain and suffering from Headache, whether
originating in the nervous system or from deran'
ged state of the ST lmach. rttF, e-1tE fs
rhey are entirely vegetable in their composi-
ton, and may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without max ing any ehange Of Diet and the
absence OF any disagreeable taste renders 1t easy
o administer them to children
Beware of Counterfeits ,r-5
| The genuine have five signatures OF Henry @
! Sfalding on each box. "a 1st HPggsezrsg
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Medi
Box will be senl by mail on receipt Of the
Price rs Gents.
| All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDING,
as, Cedar Street. New York.