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LEATlHWolTH, April 10
Col Jeunison, lato Of the fth EanEll Be7i-
mspf, has been arrested by the military outhori-
ties, and sent 70 Alton, Ill The cause % his ar
rest q said 70 be insubordination aud melting mu
tiny.
Lieut.. Hoyt, Of the sams regiment, il also IN
der arrest.
Brig. Gen Carey has been assigned the com
nand Of the troops for tbs protection Of tie over
land mail route, 9.rH ..I = aaa r..
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EROm WAaHlNRrnEs.

WAsHEsToa, April %.
A memorial e being namerously signed b.
eolOred persons IN this District 70 shoT f5r them
selves, relations and friends whom they repre-
sent, that while appreciating humane actions
now inaugurated to give freedom 70 their rnce,
they believe this freedom will result iniurionsly
unle5s there shall be opened to them region 70
which they might emigrate, suited 20 their cr-
ganlsation, &c.
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oBIEVtHT-The death Of Ar. o. Lansing
Seymour occurred In Buffalo on Tuesday
last. BE was the eldest SON Of the late Al
szsndsr Seymour, Of this city. He was ct
one tims Clerk Of the propeller Buckeye
stsss, and for seven years rast Agent Of the
AEinhiesn C.ntEsl R.iIroad.
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Rs4uEEED.-Nsssrs. senteF and Fitch re-
turned 70 the city Saturday, evening. They
visited the battlefield, and bear testimony
to the desperate character Of the conflicts as
iudicatsd BY the destruction wrought upon
everything on and about il. They have no
,sss'eciai intelligence to impart, snd cay that
uhe papers have alresdy published more
49, they could learn on the spot, the con-
f,.iou prevailing and the constant oceupa-
t;oD sfthsir time in looking to the sick and
voundsd, preventing them from making
rorticuisr Inquiries concerning the battles.
They know nothing Of Dr.. Beckwi1h, b
having separated from them and taken Z
different boat
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PLTHOUEH CEuRoH.-The unSOld alps in
Plymouth Church will be rented for one
year from May 1st, 1sea, on Monday, April
81, 1859, during the hOurs from o'clock to
9 o'clock, P. n. By order Of Trustees. ss4
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RRJOICING IN BALTInORR.

cI 1..tll - BALrTNoRE, A pril 10.
The memorable 18Th Of April is marked here
to-day BY loyal oitilens with great display Of
hags II token Of their Joy that the deeds Of the
shameful day. which were deGEned b. ihs con-
ana All iis woes in Maryland, 70 compass The de-
st-uotion CT the National Capitol, have 50 signal
IL N.llal
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FROa HlAssAOBUaRFTs.

6RRINafILD, April 19-
At 10 O'Clock to-day the Couneoiicat river st
this place Was 10 feet 10 inches above low water
mark, and rislng one inch IN a quarter Of sn
hour. The West Springfield bridge is rendered
impassable At Brattlrbor0 the river e three
feet and half higher than ever before known,
and 8 rIsina at ne rate Of four lnchss an hour.
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FROM THE MOUTH OF THE
MISSISSIPPI f!
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH
LIBERIA AND HAYTI.
Our troops at FrederIcks-
: burgh!
OONsUL.GENERAL GIDDINGS Al
WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Lsader.)
WAsHIEsFoH, April 10.
THH TALL or ToRF PUIIsKI.

WAsEEsToN, April 10.
THE FALL OF FORT PULASKI.
Col. Morrow, of General RunEer's Stat,
bearer of dispatches, Gays the Ere on Pulaski
was terrible. The James and Parrott pro-
jectiles bored holes through one wall, and
then passed through the surroundings of the
magazine, lodging in the opposite wall Col.
Morrow brought the sword OF Capt simons,
editor Of the Savannah Republican, captured
in Pulaski, which he presented to Congress
man Gurley.
Capt Dupont in dispatch to the secre-
tary of the Navy, says that Fort Pulaski mil
itary operstious were the result Of labOrious
and scientific preparations, and consummats
skill and bravery in execution, and thanks
Gen. Hunter for having, with a generous
spirit long to be remembered, permitted the
navy to be represented by allowing ssamen
sud officers from the Wabash to serve the
preaching battery "sigeI."
From FLORIDA.
Gen. Wright in abandoning Jacksonville,
Fla, carried away with him one thousand
two hundred of the Inhabitants, who were
afraid to be found there by the returning
rebels. Some UniOnists who Vsutured to re-
main, were hung BY therebels after the aban-
donmenf several of them to lamp posts.
RECRUITS FOB gEH HUETER.
There are 5000 loyal blacks within Gen.
Hunters lines.
Ex MAYOR BARRETT.
Ex-Mayor Barrett has declined the CON-
missionship under the Emancipation in the
District Law, to which he was appointed with
out his knowledge by the President. In a
letter giving his reasons, he says, that dissp-
proving of the Law, he cannot cOnscientiously
undertake to carry 1t into effect but thsnks
the President for the confidence rsposed and
for his recognition of loyalty.
FRoK TEz sALlzE.
Lieut. Guest commanding q division Of
the Porter mortar hotilla, planned to run BY
forts jackson and st. Phillip, and deliver q
Gre from q point between there and New
Orleans. It is oO1jsctured that the rebel re-
port of the passage Of the asst By the fort
grew out Of his carrying out this plan.
POSTAL.
Three quarters Of q million Of free letters
passed through the Washington pOstOface
during the last quarter. Seventy thousand
dollars worth Of stamps we're sold, and fifty
thousand dollars paid over to the Depart
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A GARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
Infaliibls In Correcting, Regulating and
Removing ell Distractions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as q Pre-

lufAllibls in believing 5toppages and Irrsgulsrty
Of the MsnBes These ttls are nothing new but
have been % b. the doctors for may yeTrs, both
IN France and America, with unparalleled success
IN sVery cas- and tt ls urged many thoukaud Ia.
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for the allsv- ton Of those BuasFtng from any iTeF
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pscu ariy situated, or th Ga supposing thewhrlvys
So, are cautioned es4lngt USING these ills while IA
thet condition, thsspropristor assumes respon.
Biuility after the above eomOnition although thsir
mildness would event any mischief b health.
oshas wise the Pills are reeommended. hull ~ e1.
piieit directions accgmPanf eaCh box. Price 81 PEE
sod wholesale AMI retail in ClsV land By gEE.
T n 9kUS-. (WhOl'gals DruEgists,) 40 Fuperi1F
street.: sTROkG & ARMsThO6G, i8s Superior & /;
n " sAOKRtDER, 90 Superior street; ), ".
OLARK, ll9 Superior street, and UaURJHiLL
bRU cor. OF Ontario irset and the Square.
la olEs l-By Gsndrng 81 90 70 el her OF the abcVa
aRun through the tOleVeiand Post Once, ,, can have
the Pills Bons 70 any pNrt OF the oOuR ny or city
fconhdentiAlYl and 'fres Of pos age By re urE mail
n B.-Look out TO ccunttrteits. EuI no Golden
Pills OF any ktpd unless every box t1 signed 8. D.
Howe All others are q base tmpOsition and unBafs
therefore, &c you value your Lives and health, (t5
say nothing Of beins humhuGsd out OF your moneI)
buy Cnly those VINO show the signature ef s. D.
Howe oa every box, which has tly been addd
on sGeount Of the rils being oountsrfsttsd. IAs
ingredients composing ths above Rill9 srs mAa8
known 70 every Agent, and tkey VIII tell you thar
are safe and VIII perform all claimed Tor them
). D. HOWE, Sole PToprietoF,
maTHRN heW York.
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FROH CANADA,

MoNTRHAE, Aprn le
Thoic IN Riohilleu River broke yesterday sud
denly, inhisting great damage on steamers and
vessels At winter quarters Several Weca sunk.
The losS is estimated at 500 600.
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s - Hsrpsris NagsElns for Nay, sPlsn-
aid number, FIag q Our Union, POlics Go
zstss, Literary Oonpanion and months sup.
ply Of Fraak Lsslis'S Double number, just
received at Everett 4 Wilson's, successors "a
Fo,-7-a = TI-r tta 81
-, esPsE Illa1s1atfs
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WAa1Ina1oE, April 20.
HoNIaAz1oHs

Geo. Q White, late private in TaylOFS
Chicago Battery, who lost a hand at Bel
mont has been nominated as Assistant
Quarter Master. Dr.. ". A. Howard has
been determined upon for Surgeon General.
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XIV oOuET1a1IIT.-Counterfoits Of tho de-
rnominstion Of s., on the Piqua Braneh Of
rtha State Bank Of Ohio, are in circulation in
tie southern psrt Of the stass. They are
ssaid g be % bsdiy aRosuted Is % be easily
.s;tsstoi upoa ozamtnatioas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

NOTIOE.-The slips in St. Johns Church
viii be rented for the ensuing year, on Eas-
tor Monday, the 2lst dsy of April At 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. spll64e2sA,
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FROM BOSTON.

Bc1IoIs pfil ..
MesEm Junstatf and AYerS Whoss arrival here
under arrest gas announced last ight were not "a
Ken 10 1t " sFren butTemain IN the city On parole
unfii thair cass shall b decided af Washinffon.
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Situation at Fort Macon !
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SPHIRhOFTPEs.-srmPson is, beyond all
question, superior artist, and We advise
those wiahing 70 got hne likeness to call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 35s
Superior street, win richly repay both citi-
Een and stranger. R2T:tf
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FINANCIAL

RH0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
BOUeO eOOO In guns 70 sult-at ths Ga 1lt
and vail known WA9EER'4 o. EICn-onn nlcr
q 5vury Kind, viz Dr. Gooda, HafdUar3, God Ell
silver Plate, " atche1, Oiamondl, geEelET, EiI1171
aiothlnEi AIpetai Elano1s u 1lrfoll 3
17l, General Merokaldl1a, and PGEzonal missy
5uEne13 ssrictlyD Eg1te- 4gtaoliIhod l3tl. MEt11G
ind Jcweizg i3r 51l9 et bafgalu1.
WM- MAghE8 o1ics 30. 3, Naeef a. y
g1Tner furs-1or ssrolt, oFst Geo. A. Dasill -
antffnF flNFs r-rfa
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he Promises to Reinforce
oOvluBeaursgard.
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~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, At wholesale, ct
liz Bank stroet9 Please call and see before
making your purchases.
Rpl:S6e ]. MAsURY.
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FRolI NJ FnRH.

NEW LonE, April 10.
Specials state that Ex-Mayor Berritt dee Ines
ths appointment ofthe Emsnclpation eommittes.
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rELEGRAPHIC.
Jackson and Ashby in Retreat.

MeDOWen at FrederIe1burg
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK

A RTISTS's MATERIAL s -
"a Just received, a compls . a'1ort-
men: Of Oh and water Coos, u1hr9i
Canvass, PAllstl, Pallet Guls. faiqt l. ult3l --el
Rsst 5tockl, etretcherl, uraT uas Wor<8 On t1e
ART in an It's branches Ge-i 81 e = eols94l9 a14
retail, at - D Del astA-e = w.
FbIs.Rlq III s11erlcr street
DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBU aS-
III We hsge inst ossSsa e. q lelge A7e sP,sled 8
anrI1 nartoutl, which Va Are sailing ae rar1 ioT
urfc1T 81 B. DOUGLASS = Cil-.
HILY FRAN kS- -
~ oTal GIT and ho18Hool lEaul11r
Squafs Cit aud RoI8gocd Ere1ll1.
HB-Odd fFames maze 70 order
RhlsHl2 fTo surprinF Etra1ls
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PLAN TO CAPTURE DUB FLEET !
Frequent Rebel Desertions.
Commodore Foote'S Wound
PaIHfHl.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS DEFERRED !

(spsoial Dispatches to Cleveland Leadsr)
CAIBo, April 10.
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FRAHE PAHEaR.-Livery hnd 6oara1ng
Stable, % sonSca strsst, A No. Horssn had
Carriages St reasonable figures.
r-uafuaa.T-
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lIT WILL END THE CAMPAIGN in
TEMnESSEE
GREAT FLOOD At CAIRO /
MOUND CITY HOSPITAL SUB.
Tea MERGEDI I5s atu
Latest News from Pltkburg
THE TWO ARMIES COMING To-
GEIHERI
Impatience Of Our Troops,
REBEL SPIES AT CAIRO
Especial DlIpatohes to Cleveland LsadsF.)

fNSFSSe-A ODENbSh@s 70 IlefelauQ Loaoef.l
OAIRo, April 10.
A TELEaRAIHIo TRICK or aEH. MITCHELL.
When Gen. Mitchell reached Decatur, on
bis late bridge burning expedition, he took
possession of the telegraph Office and cut the
wires, leaving Decatur and Oorinth only in
telegraphic communication. Beauregard
sent message to President Davis, urgently
demanding Fsinforcsmens for oorinth, and
saying that otherwise he could not hold the
position. OF course Gen Mitchell promised
70 send the reinforcemsnts.
. AVERY IMPORTANT KovEMEHF.
An important movsment has taken place,
.he particulars Of which am not allowed 10
give at present. Il is sufficient to ssy the
movement Is IN obedienee TO orders from the
military authorities here and elsewhere, and
PoiutatO speedy issue Of affairs in Teunes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

~ DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElectrOpatby, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given TO many formidable cases
cured in this city after other phyHicisnS had
failed. Bee advertisement in snOthsr ool-
umn. Office No. IIV Seneca street.
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~ The Prios Of The MozHE0 LEADEl 70 ngWr
uFsno b ons Dellar and Fifiy Cent? per hun.
dred, and ne deviation under any circumstances
The poglaFe On TIE LHADHa, % NsFs Dealas
= sOls-fo0Fth ofR cent par copy.
W Woaid prefer that peTsOpI renting Post-
age Stamps ShOuld send rs one and three Osnt In
utsad o. larger dsnomlnations.
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BOHibardment of the Fort

Accuracy Of Rebel Gunners.
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HOUSE, FuENIsHIHa ARrIoLEs.-At the old ea-
Enlistment OF W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrOckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best qualityi Tea Trays Table Mats; Brl-
tannia Wara Coal on Lamps Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; Rsfrigerators
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ics
Cream Freezsrs Ice Chests, sizes; Table CUT
!ery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well ss ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced workmen.
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]. NANNY

- For fresh Homeopathic HodicinSI
in Pellets, Powders or LiquidH, Of any
strength, call at Han'', II Public squAra
auFs-Rll
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C1ineus uichiar ceufayaues 70 either q tle
ABOVE Trains o. AoEla, vii be called Tor By the
Coaeaea OF SteVenli Omnibus Line, By leaving
aheif hc Tres at the Qmnibu6 once, ttd Superior
flrtsr nexi door 70 the Weddeu HOlse,
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We IMPORFAET EoYENEuF.
A SOLDIER KILLED

A private Of an artillery company, estab-
lished here, was last night killed BY 9 sentry
on guard, near the St. Charles Hotel. he
attempted to thrust his sabre into the body
Of the officer Of the guard, and was shot in
the mouth. The ball entered behind his ear.
he died last evening.
sHEAT FLOOD AZ OAIRo AID MOUND CITY.
The river is still on the rampage, having
risen five inches during the night. Its nov
within foot Of the top of the leves. Intel
ligence from the Tennessee and Wabash saws
great volume of water may be expected
Mound City is entirely submsrged, the water
running into the lower stories Of the hospital
and private dwellings. The railroad has
discontinued its trips to Cairo, the track be-
Ing Submerged and washed away. Passsn-
gers from Chicago were compelled to take
passage on board steamer from Mound City,
whence they we're carried In sOows to the
high ground in the rear.
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Our Fleet is UninjuFed T!
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UNIONISTS HANGED IN FLORIDA |

INCIDENTS OF THE SURRENDER
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FaoM FonF PILLOW.

Late arrivals from below bring intelligence
Of the continued bOnbardment of Fort Pill
Low, participated in by both the gunboats
and mortar feet. The enemy reply vigOr-
ously, dsipg as Jet no damage. Their guns
are evidently well manned and ezceIlently
served. There is no expectation of the re-
ductiOn Of Fort Pillow at present. The high
stage Of water wiz prevent any cooperation
on the part Of the land forces for some days
~ slaa TEE FLooD.
Every house In Columbus is surrounded By
water The telegraph line between Cairo
and Pitsburs is down, carried away By high
d
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Three quarters Of million of fres Letters
passed through the Washington pOstOHice
during the last quarter. Seventy thousand
dollars worth Of stamps we're sold, and fifty
thousand dollars paid over to the Depart
meut
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Arrival from Fort Pulaski /!
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Steamers from the Tennessee on almost
every trip bring down pretended dsssrters
nom the Confederate army These gems
are generally spies. Tho PnvOst Marshal
arrested two Of them this morning.
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Important secret Movement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-20
Wortester 4ailp SPY

Mails CLOSE as follows :

Mails Close follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp.
hire via worcester Nashua Railroad, 500 M and
Fitchburc Lancaster, Leominster West Boylston Oak
and $50 D. m; and are due at lis and 100
Princeton and East Princeton st $50 and is due at
CITY OF Boston 6 30 and 800 M, PAS and 90 D. M;
and are due at 9.l5 g. m, $50 and 100 p. m.
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern MasSs.
ehuses-9O0 a. m, and 500 p M; and are due at SIS
Rhode isiand-CExcept towns on the worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 M and $50 p. and
d re at $40 8. m, and $50 ?. m.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $40
m and are due at $40 a. m.
Western-(All towns in Massachusetts West OF Wof
cester,) Sis 8. M, and are due at p. m.
Albany, western New York and Western States 10
g. M and 80 ?; m ana are dHe al $50 and lO45 p m
Sprngheds IS a M, and IS p and due at o. N
q. m, 30 and 10 IS p
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties Sl5 a. H. and IS p. and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London a1d Wndham County, Conn, 1900 a. M ),
New York city and Southern States $50 a. M, and al
as and SIS m; and due at $50 a, M and at 80
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana, North
Dana d West Rutland, s45 and are due at 40a
pm
brook, and 0akham, $50 p M; and are due at 800
Leicester. As m and 80 and are due at 500
Mleury, and West Millbury, $50 a. m and 3se p. m
and are due at $40 a. NJ, and 6.3e p. m,
Shrewsbury, Sl5 p; m, and is due at 800 q m,
Grafton New England Village, and Cordaville, $40
m and are due at $3.50 p
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodville, Westboro. Northboro', Southboro' Corla
vile, and Grafton. rs p and are due at SIS
Milford, Mendon. HO!lison, Bolton Berlin 500 a. m
ana SUI p M and are due al 9l5 a. m and o. p. m.
at this office on Sunday at 90 O'Clock p.
Office hours from M. to 500 p. m. Sundays frOTr
l2'loto II 49, D. m. J. NJ EARLE P. NJ.
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AN All 10 authorize change OF appropriation for the
pay ment OF hcccsSa expenditures iii the
the United States for Indian affairs.
Be II enact by the senate and House of Representa-
lVes OF the United states of America in Congress
Ded That the Secretary of the Interior be and is hereby
authorized to pay to Benjamin Davis. late Saperntond
ent Of Indian Affairs for the Territory of Utah. such
sums as may be found due to him on the settlement of
MS accounts superintendent, said payment eN
coed the of thousand hundred and thirty
dollars and ten cents and which shall paid OF the
uneA pended balance of the appropriation made the
act entitled AN act to supply deficiencies in the apro-
pratoh for the service of the fiscal ending htieb
June, eighteen hundred and sixty approved Nav
twentyiourh eighteen hundred ana sixty for the paw
ment of the lnuian agents in Utah. -
Approved, February " 1862.
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lPuBLC-No POI
AN ACT making additional appropriations for the SIM

AN ACT making additional appropriations for the sup
port OF the army for the year ending thirtetb of lime
eighteen hundred and sXtv-twO ''
BE it enacted by the senate and house of renrescpto
ives o. The United states America in congress
Deu lhat the folo wing sums be and the same are hereby
appToplateu out OF any m neg In the Treasure moi 9TH
Msc apprnpiattd Tor the service of the wear ending
tniftleth OF June, eighteen hundred ana sXty-tSo .e
dollars ~ e'i' MY ihilloh
For payments to discharged soldiers for Clothing no,
drawn htty thOuga' dollars. "h NV
For subsistence in kind for two and throa ,,oors i
teeis twenty six million six hundred and sxtv.eisbt
lh0 lsailu nine hundred and two dollars ~ 'e
For transportation of the army and its supples four
NH nlion eght hundred and cighty-One thousand
F0r the purchase of cavalry and artillery horses one
hlIllOh SIX hundred and sixiyOne Thousand and forty
dollars. Wv N'V"'''" anu iVi'J
For clothing, camp and garrison equipaee, twelve
illun one hundred and seventy three thousand five
h9dred and iurtysiA dollars and scvcnty-seyeh cents
regular supplies, incidental expenses iransporta-
uo pdThck ara quarters. clothing, camp and garrison
eqIpnSe Seepng transporting, aud supplying pri' on
cs au other supplies services of the auartermas
tiers department to thricthJnne, eighteen hundred and
sXt! two. and TO be divided among the said several
neads fappropraton herein named the cXigencies of
NE service may require, seventies million five hundred
For the armament Of Qualifications, eight hundred and
thirtN-iOur thousand dollars
For the current expenses Of the ordnance service
hundred thousand dollars
For ordnance, ordnance and supplies, including
horse equipments for all the mounted troops million
nine hundred und ~ enty.iour thousand dollars.
For purchase OF arms for volunteers and regulars and
ordnance and ordnance stores seven millions five hundred
For the medical and hospital department. one million
dollars
For amount required to refund to the states expenses
incurred ON account Of volunteers called into the
fifteen million dollars.
Approved, February 20, 1862.