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Af,svd Of Paroled O6eers-Three United
States officers, who surrendered to Major
General Earl Van Dorm in Texas last summer,
and were paroled to return home, arrived 10
this city from the South on Sunday night, and
reporting to the Provost Marshal were as
sigpsd by him quarters in "Csstle Godwin-"-
We learned from them last night that they
had been nearly a month in making the jour
nov from Texas TO this point. The brief con.
MS favorably towards them IA gentlemen of
nodesty and intelligence. Officers in our
army. formerly serving In the army of the
late Union, may RECOGNIZES their names, which
are az follows: j. V. Bomford, Major 9th In.
fantry, and Brevss Lieut. Col, Q. s A.; 2. r.
Bliss, Capt 9Th Infantry, and j. 0. Van- Horn
Lieut.. Ssh Infantry.
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Jsha Bull sats . vsry ludisrous figure I'M.
Dr. ~ nanipulassons Of the noble Russell
a.a the ignsbLs Seward The aged British
Minister, who 10 getting in his dotage. has
sassssdsd In taking all the starch out of the
national collar and converting tho lion into a
lamb. The adrois villain, Seward, passes of
. vass number Of practical jokes upon honest
John, which are evidently intended al insults,
to b avowsd a. such, or retractsd, according
70 the manner in which they are taken. Now
he knocks Johns beaver over his eyes, and
when the bluh old gentleman squares away
- recent the indigniiy, the Yankee assures
IN thae It was entirely unintentional, and
~ hs takes tho greatest pleasure in the
world Ia disavuwing the act. Anon, he creeps
- bshina John and runs q pin into him ~ tho
Asad, and whom he turns round in rage,
Jsnathaa IL delighted 70 withdraw tho cause
Of eosnss And % hs .soes on, treading on
Johns toss, bruising his shins. and tripping
BIN up. and, - lsAg - he makes an apology
Aes h afterwards, Boil considers himself bound
- b pasi1sd, and 70 rejoice a. the restoration
II their friendly relations. Tho seizure Of
Dritish jhips, the Trent affair. the ssone block.
nds, the impriso.nent Of British citizens, are
aQso many demonstrations Of desire TO an
ssy aoa sxaspsrate him, and the explanations
which follow . demand. for redress are, In
reality. covert Insults to his understanding and
eesd nataSA by THE tims 1t 10 evident TO Ill
~ world. e1sept honest John, that he 10 be
evening ~ victim and the butt Of the mali.
aeus Yankee, who 10 determined TO insult him
srt and apologize afterwards At every oppor.
tsaiU tAaa onsra We are sorry 70 ~ the
- sssAlsnas nads Ridiculous, but a. long a.
- shsesss 70 do1 ths lions character, and o.
sasy We relation 70 the belhgsrsnts Of the
Aeoksy bsswesn two bundles Of hay, hs maaS
HSsA - b laughed IT.
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Elliott Grsys.-T'As gallant company, com.
nandsd BY Capt Louis +. Bossisux, and
mostly composed Of residsnts of Manchestsr,
has been stationed since entering the service
at Fort Nelson, Norfolk harder. As will be
seen by an e,:ssemsnt Of the Captain, the
Gravs have all determined to re-enlist, and
wish to increase their effective force 10 los
men. It is hardly possible that they will have
TO wait long for the number they desire 10
complete their complement
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Maunxy In

The House u =. at y O'clock. and wss opea
I'd with prayer by Rev. Ur. 2oea. Journal
OF Saturday, read and agreed 10.
Mr., MILES Asked the consent OF the House
to In yoducs an i'm portsns DILL from the M III
tary CoHmit,se, Win references to an in.
Grease Of the clerical force In the War De.
partmeIt. The bill provides that twsE y
additional clerks ehsll be employed In thai
department, six OF them to recsive 81 ,5ol
yer aunum, NIX Of them 81 $50, and eight OF
them to receive 100 per aGnnm. She bill
va passtd Tithon: OPPOSITION;
for resolutions AID nemCrinis, when Mr.
Iial gan, OF Ala. offered the following resol u
tor, which was adopted,
lesissi, That the Uosnnittes on Military
ANs4rs - Instructed 70 inqatrs Ii any lcgic.
u sion II necessary 70 enable Sergeant Nj jors
and oaaYternas;Ae Sergeant 70 receive thsir
pay.
Nr. UAoPfes, Of Ala, iptrod SEED memo.
nal, which, without reading, was REFEREES to
the Com "a ,ttse On Patents.
Ear. OaILrez, Of Ala, reported bill from
the Post. once COMMITTEES, to b. entitled a.
act to establish certain Post-Omeee thsretl
named, ana asked that It b put upon It. pass.
age; which was agreed 70.
b sntitise On act 70 amend IN act 70 estsblish
Uonlsdsrits OoartA Referred 70 the Jadi.
ciayy COMMITTEE.
~: s.,,o.I.sD. Of Ga. presented . me-
~ on Posl-Umoe and Post Aoads.
NJ. KassEs, OF La. unlimited the follow.
Ing resolutton:
RAsslssI. That the resolution Of this body,
passed on Il eth of March, calling on the
Rrosidsnt for the estimates 81 the public ser.
Vie 70 the sn Of The nsxt nseal year, b., and
the saras = hsreby, repealed; And that TIE
President - rsQussted n dirsot that tie said
Estimates - made np - the 4 O. day q Do.
eeubes, l1o1. aad hat ter - subnittsd %
Oesgrsss 1t ~ early . day - prastieabis.
0r. OoGBAD, Of La, reported bill from the
Oomnitiss .. Nav1 A1Airs, and msvad il
= placeA apos ~ calendar And printed.
AetooA 70.
Hr. 1ssssTs, Of ~. tatrodassd sssolu.
- eos ths pureAAse Of 40 worth Of STATEN
5or he ~ Of ~ Hopse. Resolution
x QA!lssas Of n. y askeA laays q ah-
~ I. sea ~ ass sel,saxss. ~. ncIlswsLs, saui
b Aseas aese1 taAs ~ speotsl eoauitAes -
~ -. - - 1oanehe aAanAaey, - antAes.
III. oo1eee99e1 ~ tOlJe11ng jsaas nee.
H., wAiee, aels = Third Ssa1inSs ras
lh MAe As0 ~ Abss u $1,000.
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Boggs's Art2.sry Ranttalion.-We under
ders.aisd that Caet Bof2s has had many of.
fers of companies for Lis battalion Of Light
ARTILLERY OF the number offered be hes &c
lec.sd three, and Low wishss another from
Virginia, and one from without the State. II
they can report for muster BY April lst-
THIS battalion promises 30 b. q splendid com.
mand. We learn that Hessrs. s. Taylor Mar
tin, and LisutA Holiday and Gaznsts, are re-
cruitisg . company in thin city for this battal.
icu, and, from tie character Of the gentlemen
engaged, doubt not that they will soon obtain
their number.
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8itbulorb Hispatrt.


..-.s-A--------~~---.~->
- ne WepAssfaa Naval Victory.
We have scarcely recovered from the aston
ishosae wi&A which the whole town WA
thuleyReek n ~ Astounding news on Sun.
Aay. he annals 81 naval warfare contain no
poaNnel - ~ exRAerdinary achievement II
seands s)sus, unprecedented, and - sensse
No ~ rsvvhaieaased Ne whole sysesn Of
wxolwuseasa TAas dngas vessel, and IN
uos a alAzks ass, soaA b - consssoessd and
% s,easolleA . 10 dsmolisA three Of the
hsxsa - nsss powerful nsa-sf.was In The
wsei1 = . prodigy which Ne saa scarcely
~saA even sew. AnA - h 10 -. Ths Viz.
stnaa, asdsd By W. q three do wheel steam-
80 ~ sunbeas, Aas ssaa - Ne hotsoA three
~ sAaps, whisA wsrs he psids Of Ne UNI
~ oeas0 ~ ~ wonder Of he world
Haayaoa noads, where hostils hssss and
saaspssss have - lssg rsds In safety and Dc.
aanss, = sswa nero unsafe place for the
alsAesA 1sdaeA chip than The mid ocean II
ssssaas. IT, 1psrfsss fAilars." - The Yap.
ksss psoess.ssd The Virgin h, has proved the
- hrllliaaA sssssss Of naval arshitsssars,
- her heeois sommAndss, bic officers an.
naa, = wsN - thAr somradas Of the oshs.
vsasaA. havs covered Themselves with glory.
D1se dnss le42, he United esaaes have
bssa sseskssans . Aoasine Iron battery.
sallea Ne stsvsas bastssy, - Hohoksn, sp'
psslas New York, every few years making
hexs appropriations for n, until ths aggregate
anosntsd 70 million Of dollArA It, opera.
xsos were ssadssasd With the most profound
secrecy, nos svsa naval Officers being permit
~ - Axsmias L. And yet, within the last
tws HooaAs committee appointed BY the Fed
sral ConeEsss have decided against it. The
nssrimas (uow Ne Vhsinial Wa prepared
lpe hse Purposes lees than . year ago, and
s.asexustsA amidst dimculass and embarrass-
nsnte which few can coAceive of. Yet thoss
sa6aRsdi In haa psrssvered with determination
saly sslallsd BY the vast energy with which she
VA fought, and shs has already done her work.
She has proved ~ remarkable . triumph OF
Oouthern mechanical skill ~ Of Southern vaior
and has inaugsrsted system of coast dsfenss
whiaA, u vigorously pursued, can do more to
6rsak The blockade and rid our coast Of a
AsolisA foe than ,hs combined navies Of EGG
Land onA France
Let tAs South BOW prepare 10 &isPu,s in
aaYaest TIE uerthesn deainion Of our haT.
bsrs We mast have powerful iron ships
bsssa1,sr, end they sught 70 b bulls without
. moments delay. We Uasst haze twenty
vhfiaiaa In the meantime, The ozs we have
IL COLOSSUS Of Roads," - some wit has ii.
ready dubbed hsr-san dispose of any Yam
- ships end tzaaspnsts that aspire to . sure
and speedy descent 70 Davy Jones's locker.
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D;snissed Thomas Linton Was carried
before the Hustings Court yesterday, 70 b
examined for the commission Of petty lar
osuy alleged 10 have bssn committed BY him
some lew weeks dnee. The properly found
in possession Of Linton eonsstsd Of an AXE
and On old soas, whose money vsias was very
iuco nsidsrabls. No witness appearing agslnsl
him, the Court lss Aim Oh.
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Hus,tree Courk-Thc regular monthly
term Of the Hustings Court commenced yes
terday. The following parties charged with
felony were examined and sent on to be tried
before Judge Lyons: Jno. Foley, charged
with the larceny Of SO in bank notes; John
GUS stabbing; Patrick Jacobs, stealing a
watch John Fritz Kreibel and Joan E. Leh.
none, murder, and Austin Connolly, for 70.
ceiviDg stolen goods. The Court sets again TO.
day, when another batch Of criminals will be
temporarily disposed Of
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1As Vessels DassssyeA ~ Ne AsrYtmas.
1As stsaA ftigass minnesota" was . Arst
sian asan ffisa&s, one Of the largest and
no1 powerful steam fri2atss In The world.
TIE 'Congrss1' was the erask sailing frigats
- Ne limited 6aatss Navy. She carried an
eaAsno1s arnAmsut-sixtesn 12's Of - swt'
anA Souf ne Of ~ swt, On her spar deck, and
twsnty ne u " swt, and ten 9 inch guns o.
- swt, .. her gun deck. Her complement o
m Wns ~!
TAs "Csabssland.' = which had been rasesd,
was psssssiy The nose formidable vessel Of hes
AAas h Ne navy. Che carried two. IL inch
p1vss guns sflS 90 Ia each, and twenty two
eissh sns, OF 1000 lba sash. Every sea
- WI - sASs sbsa9vs what . terrific
AsoaAa1s shs could give Her oomplealent Of
nAn W. sbeut ~.
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01SaSs FOB TEE UAAr. This IL the title
sfa AsAs little vsluns Of III pages. Just pab.
naAsA b. the Baptist Oolpogtas Board, in
@ie city. We understand that the book 10
selA - the low price OF % Per husdxed
oplss. - he ssent, Geo. J. Eamasr.
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4 Mestixs Of the City Council Wa hsld
yestsrday evening, 70 take some action in
isfsreuce 70 tAs assumption Of city oflsess
from militia duty A committee was appoina.
Cd y ak the exemption Of the Fire Depart
mani
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RE yl,sA1y oessans.

the Uongr0ss, NhicA vessel. IL = said, gal J.
lsnsly r0asted her inevitable fate for nesriy
"a boar; bat anally fading the ship RAPIDLY
sanhiag, abe hauled down her colors and made
tor the eeaco, wnsrs she wes run .: AigA
were taken on ~ cur eunboate, and Wht1o aAe
had her nag OF truce hotsteds AID wss eetaG
relieved Of her killed cad wounded b ous
boats. the Yankoes q shore At Newport NsWss
dhee6aS1taG the 1ag a tTnces with 0inLts
musksts, 1so1 Into her, and kiAiea ~ erAi Of
sthelr oWn Woa md slt6Atly wounded = ne
arm ~. JohA Hopkins. one Of cur pilots O.
NM - virxfsis vas saesesA VIII ~
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0goodslAe ef(ee hgcaAaDAe lato The eooye -
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ION THE RAPID cURB or
Coughs, Colds, Innucnxa, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Csnsunp.
tion, and for the relief Of C0nsumpt ptive
Patients il advanced stages of tAe
disease.
30 wide q he feld of IL usefulness and % NJ
meroua are the cases Of IL cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds In peuons pub
kcly known, Who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by ID
u.e. When onee sried. IL superiority csss evssy
other medicine of IL Kind 10 too apparent = escape
observation, md where IL virtues are Known, ths
public - longer hesitate whe sntdote 70 employ
Tor ~ tlsBss1ing and dangerous aGections q he
IoInnsy oUans that ars fnddsat - or clfmafa
While many Interior remedies thrust upoa ~
commrnity have failed snd been discarded, this
has Qned friends By every tsial. conferred bene6ts
ocn he ah|isted they can nevef forget. and DO
cecs1 c4ss - numerous snd 10 remarkahls =
\ = pRErAREn ~
y ~. y. G. AVER - CO.
W. LOWELLs MASS. ms l
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DlThs dtafs ~ ihls ststs / 80
|postpOaed, shs tsssms u sans0n3dik
|in ~ the cosnties not yst being ~
|esivsdsat Indianapolis: 'Yolud1sdso
ars still received, ma paid sbs boGt
ard sdvascs money. Now = ths d.
for ~ who csn % volunteer, bseus
lhe dsA Our county = bski61 :
rood many 10 The number ~ voluo-
|ssss sent. Pike, with abost The sous
popuhtiop, hss 06S IN tho field.
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MA .b,, AxER's
Ague Cure,


4 ron fHn spssDS cvns -
lnessmls>ene Fever, - Fever anA Aeue.
1enieesns Fever, Chill Fever, Danh
| .Agues Periodical Headache, - nilious
Headache, asd Dilious Fsvers, indeed
6bg me whole class of diseases oriri.
nattng u bi1iary dernagemens, cause6
~ The Malaria or mtasnatic countries.
No one ssmedy b louder called for by ~
neeessataa q the American people than I sure
snd ssfe cure fdc fsvsr md Agus. Such
~ .Fe nov ensbled % o1er, with perfect
certainty that 4 will eradicate shs. discsss,
no. ~ harm san sri's f'on T. ~ u sny qusn-
MT which rsosecss Aum Or prev.,,. a..
dIsxdes usse s. d immsnss ssrvics /. ~
esnnunieio whep it prcvails. Prrrr.e;es q
ne!fR ehaa e1re. lbr he patient esespoo fhe
xisk which - musk rum n violcnt affrcks ~
this balelsl diseemper. This ssCvnr" exncis
the miasmatic poison of RevEa Asp Aov.
nom the system and prcvenes III dsvelor-
ment Of the disease. II taken on the aruf ~
psoacn of its premonitry symptoms. Il =
not only the best remedy ever yet discovrrrd
~ this clas Of complaints, but aIso -
che,?ese The large quantity We supply ~ |
. aollar edngs it within the reach a sysry
bodyi md N bilious districts. where Rsvns
AND Aour prevails, every body should NV z |
and w. Il freely both ~ eurs sni urotccfio.. |
4 = hoped this price will placs d uithis - |
reach Of all-thc poor q wen - ths rich. ~ /
yront superiority u this romedy o.ss - /
1(hes ever discovered ~ IL rner.iv - -. /
ain cure q IntsFnsistents &, tkae & cnnfoins /
p oninine - ninsrnls eoascQuo<ly & me- Il
lnces %. euinim o. Other isiuslcss = ~, i
whatever vpon ~ eol,ssitution. Thns eoru7 |,
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BSosSes oboev uoo been 10
lsusd:
ExrcUr'vE DErARrssnr. Sept. 3.
II ~ erdor 70 repel iavss:on and essure m,
public safety. II 10 hereby ordered that q
sb'e-bodied = bite male ei,ixens between m.
IyesFs of Is end As. who rec ids In de conn,
''es bordering On The O.io river. 10 this Sssss
'"medis'ely upon receiving Bo,iee q mi.
order shall meet q their sespsesise pisces
|of holding slecsioss ia their sespsetivs sown.
I'h'ps. towns. o. wards. end form shemselves
INTO n'Iiissy companies ier military duty, 81
not exeesdisg 100 persons. form ssapssiss,
end elect cficsrs, ssd report By proper rolls
10 the Colonel of shs 1sdisaa Legion %
ths's respective disssiess. o. in bic stssncs, !,
Iie The Rext Officer in rank. The members
|of ssid companies will imns sdissely ssm ssd
equip themselves with ssch arms end equip
mssts - shsy ssa pssssss. sud vIll prspsse
shsnsslvss b dlseIpliss end dill To- sesive
servtee with she Issss possible tslsy.
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| UOwing to sickness We have beel
unable to issue our regular paper 70
two weeks, and during that time event,
|of the greatest importance have oc
Cured. In the East Stonewall Jack.
|son has out-generalled Pope, and ID
series Of battles, eliminating in ! gen.
|eral, bloody engagement on the 30th
ult., near Manassas, defeated bic army
and compelled them to retreat to the
fortifcations surrounding Washing
ton. The losses on both sides have
been severe, that on our side being e.
timated - high = $4,000 in killed, !,
wounded and prisoners. The rebels
followed their victory up BY an inva
sion of Maryland, and threatoning|
Pennsylvania. They also occupy their
old strong hold q Boil Run, and theI
heights at Centerville. Gen. Pope has|
been removed from the command oil
he army Of Virginia, and assigned to|
be department Of the Northwest, with
bic head qusrters at St. Paul. Gen. |
cClellau b. shs command d theI I
'rmy ID Virginia, ~ = nov a ths|
led, aad we nomsptSlil szpsst tolI
'ear q another greet bsttls, O of ths|s
ebels sksdaddling from their prssent|l
osition Our army i being sspidly|b
sintcrced BY the new recruits from she|p
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AsPER, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1852.

---- --- NJ MNt Ett44A4@4A&-
eastern Ssstss, md 10 ! short time vill
Be sufficiently strobg d recover fbe
ground We have lost, and We 1 .pe =
push matters I Little fhrtber.
In the wsst Kenfueky has been
completely overrun b. ,rbels upds,
Kirby Smith and John ilorran. and
the Legislature compslled 10 adiocrn .
Louisville, while che 6ssb archivss.
money inl banks, and other valuable
movable matter, have been brought .
Indians for ss6s keeping. aTh1re -
an important bsttie fought 4 R;ca.
mond, Ky, between about 5000 L.
diana and Ohio troops, or tie IL nev !. -
|cruits, under Geperals Nelson sod
Manson, and some Is 900 veil disci.
plined rebsls. under Smith, ia which
the rebels were completely victorious.
capturing about 5000 prjsopen. -
entire wagon train, and : large num-
Der Of guns- Our troops fell back q
Louisyills, che rebels follovinr them
.nd q one time seriously slylmen6einr
that city and Cincinnati, The reh.is
ssdoobssdIy have secdf y ! Isree, .up. r..
ply Of provisicns. snd ap army q ..
'Fnits 10 Kentucky. TIE Stste -
| DECLARED nndsr martial
'sw By the Governor, and everv e6;,rt
Put forth b protecf 1 dsisville ssd C;..
'innsti. y both citiss IN -.
- sasPsSded, snd tbs diissus =. y
luirsd p Do milIlity dnfy, end 81 =.
'vailnhls iroeps = CGio, lbdisss hpd
llinois rsEspsue a lksse soish -
h's w two Iszge armies vsre soo6
- suizIciesk 4 = (lho,rhH. -.
lsn sgo'hek 1onsor. I|ho1Solup
o1uer y threateped Wilh rnss1Is
aids. and sroops have bsspocasIousd
various places e protect Il. Ne.
|. .erous m small encounters have taken
lace with the guerills, gspsnllv 80
'lting 70 their disconas.ss II sAA
All communication = "a of wRSk
'e armies Of Middls snd Ease H.
essee. There is but littls doubt that
'ere has been one Or more battles
ught in that region, and ve conf
'ntly expect with success to the Ia
2 cause, as our forces there are we'll
iicered and disciplined. There "
veral rumors Of battles, bat none of
en- well authenticated. sA1l VI -
AZ soon q ths new IevisssI I can - = ~
ought into the field and made efIseT
9, there win undoubtedly Be- ! mag nag
lIcent forward movement, but we 10
{ believe the rebellion, wicked apd
ussless as it j, win be quelled until
; conservative masses Of III. north
hibit their power and determination
electing 2 large majority Or spch
. to our national Iegislature - -
favor Of the Constitution = & y.
''Union q it VIZ. and Willing q y.
. the President - earnest ! souppost ~
" measures calculated b up6old
one and maintain ths other-sv- ,,
dless Of abolitionism, o. ssy ssy OH,
calculated 70 distract the eouplrIyIl.. n, 4,
: would give % assurance - ~ !
'ses Of the South that would sooa. "
rive the rebel chiefs Of mose oe.ir
I army, and leave them aeonpaisl1a
ely easy prey to the Union lbss6 'i'S
indeed, they wore not delivssd y 'aA
Government BY their former dslu-T
follower.
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TThs dtsft ~ (his STATE L - PIP
49, -. f~~s%~A ~ --llxk'I LII uf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-09-13

Joseph TruxlcP,
\ nAHUvAcrURER .Arp DsSxxR IL
|h' HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Corner Esss NsIa end lrsDossl1 snssss,
nap JASPER. IND.
nFFERS hislhsnks q ~ eielseas az d..
~ bols ooonly 40 vletnily for obslr 80
peeronogs, and soJIcils : couliooaseo -
extensIcn of The ssme, leslIsg eoo0is si,ee
y cso mske 4 voshe Inseress of posscoe =
waus ot sny thise % ~ lIes q III via
.ins - lis snoss . "smaII pso(Ils ~ eslsa
's'ss." IMsy Is. ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
FROlI WAsHINGTnN.

WASHINGTON July "a.
The National Intelligencer demands that
Gen. Haleek shall have entire control Of
military movements if he is expected to
succeed.
The 1st of September has been deter
mined upon as the day on which the In
ternal Tax Bill viii go into practical Oper-
alton. The collectors and assessors will
be appointed, and whatever other work
may be necessary will be done before that
date fixed by this notice, which is officially
proclaimed
The Danish Charge d'Afairs and the
Secretary Of the Interior have entered into
contract, the Government Of the former
agreeing to receive from United States
vessels all negroes delivered from on board
vessels seized in prosecutions Of the slave
trade by the commanders of United States
vessels, and to provide them with suitable
instruction, clothing and shelter, and to
employ them at wages under such regula-
tons as shall be agreed upon for a period
not exceeding five years from the date Of
their being landed on the island Of 81.
Croix, in the West Indies.