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Pensions. Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
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II X. DANALDSON, Notary fub
IL lie. Collector, Claim Agent. &c-, &c-, one'.
hss services % the public especially 70 iho-e ws
have been connected with the Military service u ibf
United States. and who may have any claim again
the General Government. He will arrange. fcr~ara
and successfully prosecute all valid claims. NJ resso
able charges, aud 81 rapidly the business can it
dispatched before the proper ofic~- NJ A-hiagton
Having Trs ftkss experience aud practice hersin.
ard the AID OF old officer of the General Govern
under President fllmore's Administration. D.
csnnoi fail In being successu With all legal claim
wh-thsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY ~ l.ANn
WARRANTS.
HATT-PAy PFSsloSS.-Th. widow, OF u no
Widows, the Children under sixteen years u aee 81
oncers and soldiers OF the present W any previous
~sr who have died OF been killed while in the
vice, are entitled 20 Half-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PKNSl0Ss.-Al officer and soldisis
~ho are disabled by reason Of wounds received O.
disease cuusrsrtsd while In the service aid IN tbr
hns ~ duty soldier. 81 aEJ period. are euiiils
20 Invalid Pensioiis.
LAND " wARRANre ~ho served II dsys o.
airy of the past Of the United Stsfss tss
IN battle are entitled 10 leo acres Of Land. IN esfr
oi death, the " dow and Minor, entitled.
BOUSTl MoNEY.-The heirs 81 all soldiers 81.
have volunteered during The present war Tor thrsr
years OF during the war. ard have died " been hui
While IA the service. entitled Ia Oss husIss b.
DoIIAKs Bounty Money. and such arrears ~ the ~
dler's pay a. may have accraed - the date - b.
death.
No charges made without claim = succes fail,
I termn stsd.
Deed and Mortgages executed. and Bisus- fuf
ni-hei.
aG Eastern srrearages arranged md coii-c,fs
| aad exchange promptly remitied.
officf Al the old corner stand
u :. DASAIDS0S,
f,hsdif Notary Iahlic. a.
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ERANDRErHs PffIS-for the restoration
health of those who have been stricken BY spopissy
ar paralysis they are the only reliable medicins.
s affections u the lungs. cbcst and ho~-ls thriI
prompt use saves lie and quickly care. Psehms
rs. pie0risy chsera. wind spAsnss. worms ohoiers
norbus. diarrhcea. eysentaTy. whether from maiAs,s
eating unripe fruits other faults in diet. yield
their influence. Asthma. geut rhetmstsins. i've
affections. ruptores. infsmmstions 81 any orsa-
levers whether aue other specific evers; bilious
diseases. aundss. 81 vtus's dance, snsllpor msss-
lee. Group eryspelas, white swelings. piles. IlcsE
Of even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers u the liver. have all been cured permsns1ty
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills ..
female complaints and nervous diseases thsy have
been equally successful VIDE change Of lifs bsaA
nr,s and second psrioas1. Epilepsy. depr~ssis. q
spirits. ffghtfai derams al distractions and relas
are BY them curec. dispersed >l.1 eorreoi-S-
frcs % oents per bon.
sold W }. r. cvxnonAs. T-rre Hsuis. and ~ al
respectable dealers In nsdicise- csniA~i@
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THE SuTHERLANDS. hy the
Il AntkoT Il .Ruilssss."ss
s.-1- BUCEISGHAHs
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L. Al ne slsctson IN Louisville on >.s.
as.ia, isst. all thwe elected are union men.
The Democrat says some excellent men
~ere defeated because ihes we're inspected
. -eces ssioni-m.
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LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.

- go That Col Bird g.ss the
Southern coniederae, slvo oeo. and offered
Sieo. M" more in the e,eai ~ The recap'"re
- Biri'- Point.
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NV iors April 1.-The Ala s. so
nailed anil ail be np stG n'clbes
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xNxvHrn roNuRrs~-Far ss'sros.
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- Rebel papers say that capitalists have
shso~n cold water on Cohf~ieraie Promises
10 p4y Double on The rr'nespls u down
18th the irst
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY


DR AFkXlLL 1ss o. ale ~ inprasfi fisrtsc
Hksueiic aschlns - ~ own uIaDafae,ure. al tor
- his tar ~ ne city Ill site insunciou % inf
VISUAL. - classes 81 he lvsier ~ sPIying rlfr-
iricity.
Ra-ass 81 he ruhiin Hulet
tstles Fnffspc~ = Rrcepfian heurs ffem - -.
- JPN mlI1ee-itw
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fos RxSn.-A good ba-iness room asi
dwelling apartments. "a wess sile Market
street. Just north Of " 4b-sh. Tera.- reason.
able Apply 10 7 II Moore. west side a.
the public square. di
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Hovst Al Washhurue sufge-tei that
,h- Hotss tsk. sp the iii Tor ths relief II
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Dr. j. w. MORGAN

WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE
w and Obslstric,. ~ rerre- Haul- ani sie'bity
i Il al u. br.nrh~.
OFFIcx-Se } 4 MON Row, up stars
Rrs,psses-So c. Fsgle ~. north Il seminary.
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MUSICAL.
co u T'S


Fancy uyeing aud Securing Estab
ii>hment.
NNrHITE GRAPE AND CASHMERE ShaWi-s,
w silk and weolen iges-.s; also. t,enilsnen's :
Cloths Cleaned and Colore, by new chemical pro-
cess, 90 iook Ike
wabash street befseen The canal and ssh street,
same store oocaps~d by the in shop lspsddm
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- strnmoos scrofaloos Affections ate Tie
earsc. the blight. the potato rot u msnkind- Tsv
are vie aud flthy vel fatal. They srisr froe
cots smInsiioh aud impar.iy of Tie blood .nd a.
be seen all around us everywhere. One quarter -
at we meet tainted with them. and one quartz
u these die Of them die fooshly too. because they
are durable. AsKx's sAssAfAxnsA eiesnses oat Ia
ScrOfieus corruption from the blood. render. II pur-
and healthy. sad erectaaliy exrurssie. the fsal
csnts4ninAtion from the system. No loassr sss~o
anasr yoar serofioas disorders. since the rres-,.
be Arrs has provided his mArerly combination =
eeratirs virtues that he calls ss1ssrssn1A--tDsn,
osrsi. Waterbury. c.
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FROM WASHINGTON

SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.
" AsmSeres, April io.-Seosetary seward
Is not going to Corinth as reported.
Goy. Sprague of Road Island. will be
elected linited States Senator from that
State
lie goes 10 Yorktown 10 morrow.
The Connecticut men here reports Senator
DixFon'S rejection a. certain. There is no
opposition to him.
Minister Randcll leaves for Rome hy sext
steamer
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CASH SHOE st" Az J
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GROCERIES.


DH. RIVE has removed his Gro
u Gerry aud Provision Store TO No. :, Phoens
Row. wabash Street. hex, door 10 ". Y. hckesn's
Ranking once.
His stock j. considerably Increased by new pur-
and his customers will nnd bis New Sfanf besides
the usual ASSORTMENT Of Provisions ant crseerie%,
the following Articles
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LIMBURG CHEESE.
SARDlNfS,
HUILE D'OLlVES.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. a Ia anillc.
MACAR0NI,
VERMICELLl.
FRENCH MUSTARD by the gallon
or bottle.
Also Parma. Sago. split Pes-. Pearl Barley. kc.
All these Goods cheaper than Al any other plsee.
Doods delivered al home by Express Wagon.
nEPOT Of Adam Stiffel's Celebra-
IL Ted Pure Cider yinegar wholesale and rsiail.
al pH RivT.
March led3mo
DH. RlNE'S Catawba W me Is the
i pure jenrine juice Of the 6rape. and fhe hnesi
and b-Alihirst beverage Tor all
For sale by the kes. gallon - hottie. Al
4 LII kinds os Liquors, Foreign and
4 \ Domestic. Porter, Ale. Sc, 81
mar203m Ph. ki'lN.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

How On whose authority Give US names
and dates In crisis of exceeding public
peril, when our whole pOlitica! fabric rocks to
its foundations, Journals that pretend to char
acter aud truth illuminate column after column
of utterly baseless SANDERS, calculated 10 de-
strOy every vestiqe Of public trust in those
called 10 administer the Government, i'll
Guiding tie President who must remain
President for the next twenty -sevcn-months.
These calGmnios were directly and powerfully
calculated to destroy all confidence in those at
tue head of our National Councils, and who
must be the nucleus Of our trying struggle for
National life. Vaiply did we urge, day by day,
the public peril Of difIusng such indictments to
general CONSERVATION; vaialy did we plead for
delay-for time to ascertain the material facts.
We were cried down as Radical" fanatic
and isctionist caring nothing for the coun'
try SO that "the negro" should be pampercd
and exalted. Aud now what explanation will
/ the allied traducers make What tick shall
save them from the wrath Of an injured and
;uperl,,,d people!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

lars ont of the City Treasury and making Tree gnu
Of it to the Sixty.Ninth Ursb) Regiment. The
Board tried to give Gen. Mcagher (the distinguished
Irish orator. AN $500 sword but the measure failed
Temporarily for want of the requisite vote. reso-
luton TO establish City Armory and Sword Manu-
factory to supply swords by the gross 70: presenta-
ton to all the political friends Of the Councimen,
WAS offered but laid over. 1t was resolved to pave
Division street from BOwery TO Essex with trap.
Donations were made Of sl,i75 to the State
Woman's Hospital. and $1,000 TO the Womans Aid
Society.
The oi2d anniversary Of the Landing Of the
Prilgrms was celebrated last night by tho New
England Society in the customary dinner, at the
Astor House. Speeches were made by the Rev.
DR.. Lothrop of Boston, VIM. NJ. Eyat's, Henry
Ward Beecher, Richard S. Stors, Gems. Dwight
and Andrews, John Van Buieu, and Others
Mayor opdyke La, vetoed the resolution giving
$50, 600 to tie Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Oh
the ground that the donation is too large, and tue
precedent win warrant any other ressous associa-
ton in asking a similar gift.
by order Of the Kings County Republican Genoa
Committee, the primary elections will he held this
evening for the purpose Of electing delegates to the
next Republican General Committee Of the Coanty.
See advertisement
THE mails for Europe by the Arabia from Bos-
ton, will cloeo at the ,New-YoIl Post-Oiice this
Tuesday, afternoon at q o'clock.
The Stock market opened w;ih,a very & Yy
feeling in Government Securities assisted b, the Cabinet dis
imbsuce and doubts 0. tie future Skies d 1881 Coupons
sold at lo1l SevtniLss at 1901 and 0neycsr Certificates
a. 9i. Tse9e much pressure sen lie i5als, but
the otLog descriptions thrown the market freely
Later in day there sharp rally with larse bids At
tie Second Board there marked change In feeling In
gsTd to GoversIaen Securities with large bpnep n.
coF-ry Of AL p csE. The Share msrfet unusually
active and busy. Az the Thi 3osIbe market steady
with good deinaad scr Governments. There is small
business in Foreiya Bins and the rrarke, Is irregular
frez. ver dali and rs.es somewhat heayy SOLD
has besa fsiy ssiivr hu, without Improvement change
tucustug between I32 2. The current rate or uouey
good soste.-s + + osa:, bat nsny transactions GA
Leading Lenses made at PaYsris in aE densad
at 30 8 B. cent.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1862

ercksburgi We have not been doing mucl
in the line of strategic suggestion for some
time. judging the business very fully attended
10 BY others. We have not even abused the
Government for sending Gen. Banks away
South" aad intend no. to till wo understand
the matter more clearly. We DO not see bow
Gen. Banks could have been OF mich service
in Virginia if present. for we were worsted at
Frederi :ksburg by the strength OF the enemy
position and the fearful igferiorisy OF our o"n.
II looks TO us that more of our men in Fred
ericksburg on that fatal day would only have
made the matter worse. Nor could diversion
on the James or by way Of North Carolina
have been of much effect. Placing an army
on each side of the Rebels, thus enabling them
to strike first one, then the other, with supe'
ricr force, is the very error of Gen. McC1el'
lan's advance on Richmond b. way OF the
York Peninsula. Let Us at least profit by our
past errors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Lord---wbe,,, Abolitionists were smitten, bin
md ibigb San, 'ay after Sunday. 10 sour. seri.
Qua and savage ser,.r ions. Tcat wasn't political
preaching, we suppos;.. But now, when no
calling can DO so sacred ths' THIS Wild war,
waged for Slavery, does not mecace its uss.
fulaess aud prosperity--mhen tie Church 10
threatened through anarchy with extinction
when it is question whether the clergyman
shall have any church TO preach in, any house
to live in, any flock to guard or any country
to love, he is to have no eyes, hands, organs,
dimensions, senses, affections, passions He is
to "enjoy bis salary" Why wha. more than
that do the Fat iakirS Of India or the gross 10.
mates of the Thibetian lamaseres do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

All was quiet in Gen. Burnside's army at latest
alyices. Skirmisler5 on the RappshanuOck above
Fredericksburg report no forces Of Rebel cavalry to
be seen. Gen. Burnsilss report is given in another
column Of paper. He takes the entire response.
biiy Of the late movement, not only relieving the
President, Secretary Stanton and Gen. Haleck
fsSm any share in II, but in;imatng that it was
sgaius their judgment.
Tie following higtly-honorable specimen of
warfare is reporoi in a Richmond paper rs having
occurred on the Mississippi River; Goa the after
noon 0! the 18th inst, the Yankee guuboat Essex,
and a wooden beat, nsme unknown, anchored out
OF range Of The lower battery. Capt. NcLane's corr
pany Of cavalry crossed the river in tAe night and
hired a negro to hail the Essex. The hail was
promptly answered, aud smaN boat vas sent
ashore, when the cavalry fired, killing and wound
ing two ofths Aboliuoniss.'
Mr. Seward has reconsidsred bis resignation,
and resumed LIS place as Secretary of State. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has done the same. The
President refused to receive either Mr.. Stewards or
Mr.. Cbases ssnation, the ground thu. it wcald
be incompatible with the public welfare.
We have elaborate accounts of the Fredericks-
burg feht from Richmond papers. The statements
of the Rebel loss are very blind. One writer foo;s
up 49, but bis te. and table do not agree at all
From TIE arrivals Of wouoded at Richmond, we
guess that their loss csnno, be much less than 1000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Surely. tie most reckless The most hardened,
of serni-iratcrs who baye Ger the past week
been shaking tho country over the pit Of per-
ditian by their infamous lalsehoods respecting
political generals and the croS'i.g and
fighting Of Gen. Burnside az Pred siclsburg
ander protest but 10 obedience 10 peremplory
orders rom the War Department, inust have
been hCIror-s.rack Ut their own w.ckcincs'
when they peIusel Gen. Burns.des manly and
candid report Of That fsht, which reached "
by telegraph yesterday. Hear what tie Sey-
nourte stipehjiary in our city has been
ro.udiy asserting from day to day, TO b.
PROMPTLY copied into NE albany Argus and
thence r5a the rOgrd Of the minor party
organs;
Irm III. ','a,y 1rndog. D'e. H.
~ G>a. g4He.s plsrf he Army u 30 LsTr-a naoci
was marched mp sgsil,, ihs nregnabis baies q tb'
burg iig,7 BRIGADE .Gsr brigade eiou lher
division one s- another det.s,el, Thousands upon taou
sand. ssa .hteroj from dsy5seak an suae' ur ,s su.t
VS. complete. r1ll WEI mig twenty iousaui brave "a
Nors ors We. TIE Niisl g. l.ls.de- w.,A tsl OlooA
I;n have yoa, AnHAHH LscoIS by the hands Of HRHgi
w. HiLlrcy md EbSlv n. s-ANr0y sen. 's,h 20 thou
sands upoa thousand. Of brothers ana heaa..' q.
IL.
"Busa,.1e oas. 70 haze suisecel .l ls We w4is aI'
he jaws Of destruction, but 10 natter ~ oy-rt tire 2r
ec.yf.yy all e. a solder PC coad GUY obey &c &c
- "Oso. yurasile oc'el uasfy Elie; o,dai b. va
compel ed to move upon ckbng b. peisn: ory di
rcciens from Wasii'gon which ioainss-.d y.rhp iu5s
neBt end ez'o-..d 81 obelI,rce" &e sc.
-Coluun after column Ike tie above i.
" improved III tho most inpassicned, ilcen-
diary appeals TO the President to "cut loose
row and finally, from HE pas. ard fatpl policy,
wi.h an manner Of assertions and insinuaticne
that "tbc Radicals" were responsible ior ~.
attack, when Stanton, IIaleck, and Burnside
mover ia their i've: voted any but a Demo
cratic ticket, and Haleck's is o. The extremes
tjpe OF Pro.Slayery conservation.
Now see how Gen. Burnside, in his frank
and truthful repcrt of Friday la3. just pub.
lished, dispO.es Of the above fearful iucupa.
lions:
Maj,,.Cen. II. W. HALLKcK Cosrr!ia-cdicG &c.
GYaaKAL have the honor to cfor the Glowing
for moving the Army Of the Potomac tie knppahn
mock nen ieal ANTICIPATED by the Irrfe ScerorI
cf var oy gou.eC and r. srosng afa Point yeniJ,oa
che Indicated u pa az our Ia. meeting at The frcd
GsAfs.n
"Ihe foe. that Iaecided to from Wsrea,on u
Ibis line ya.y ogaiaH N opinion cf The Pre,dni Seere
iQry Of var and sorrs and hat you cft the whie more
msHs my hands without girsg OrGsrs makes tie one
responsible"
Il w adj here that the movement. was made EARLIER than
tou expected and a, tie Presiden Sscrayp and yours
regussisd 10 be IN haste for TIE that
supplied much by the different ,, departments thar
was anticipated vixen las. you"
What excuse, what palliation, Of their
horrible crime can the authors OF the atrocioul
calamnies 20 thoroughly exposed by Gen.
Burnside devise Have they right to sneak
away FROM public scorn and Indignation undel
the preteyt that they were misled BY whom
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day. and perhaps have ~oa the battle Burnside h'~se
could have done it, OF Hooker 81 lieinszslmsn
We do not think Burnside deserves oeniuie for his plan Of
this battle. IL was attempt no. merely to defeat the
Rebel army bu, to annihate IT, Had he succeeded in hs
aeIt to piece the end seize the rsrosd IN the
rear their retreat would have been cut off, The whole Rebel
erny divided fragments and attacked In 'front.' flank
aud rear worth all the have ost to have tiled
to g such victory and ar from whiting az one with
bee for IT, for part rather reoiced 10 hud
that at la. VIC all, to m,ke pan o. 81 ION
worth the rik incurred In carrying 1t cut The victor oil
Roanoke Island ard Newbern j. not 10 be duuted at
rHes aud trust this great Republic will not be led ilo
&C nsuIibg him loo hastily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

II would be amusing, but for tue melancholy
proof afforded Of human deprayiiy, to note that
several leading journals that, n very few weeks
ago, were falseIy accusing TIE TRIBUNE Of
wanting nothing done in the way Of putting
down the Rebellion till after the LIST of Janu.
AIRY, now turn short corner and assert that
TIE TRIBUNE has been urging Gen. Burnside
to aaygacc aud attack tue enemy at Fred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

TIE rgmors which yesterday oh!nined cireC.
lation and creGence about town, IN 10 tho re
Mobilization Of the Cabinet, are fully confirmed
this morning BY our Washington dispatches.
As We have no further Information to give in
relation to the matter than is tiers printed,
we refer the reader 70 those dispatches. Nor
DO we knew that they give precise relation
Of the facts but receiving il for our part,
on our faith in our correspondent, we
lay il before the readcr to accept il or
not as be plcases. Mr. Lincoln, i. is wei.
known, is q man of grea. kiadliaess Of nature,
and 1t seems to us most natural conclusion
Of iiis threatened change in the councils, and
possibly in the policy, Of tie nation that be
should have regulated his corduo. by his re-
luctance to hurt apybody's feelings. At any
rate, whatever the cagse, the fact remaio5-
the Cabinet Is unchanged; the President has
Yielded to no pressure whether from without or
within, whether general or particular, and We
accep. the situation Of affairs as one which We
have neither attempted - change or reinstate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
r.rtys,~,E DEVENDED.

The North Amaiea,q (PhIadciphis) is the
only journal, so far as I've nave seep' Iha'
squarely defends Gen. Buc'side's strategy at
Fredericksburg. As the article is very able
and as many will be curious to see What can
be said on that SIDE, We priu. it cgtlfe, beg
gng every one to bear in mind that The "ewe
It expresses are not ours. Hero it ID:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

THF Tribune IN fiTTsHrEGn- JoHX w. Pirrocx Is ou'
hr,n a. TtbgrcA for the sale CT 1HH DAILY SfM tRk'
~ md WFYKLY TRIBUNE. Any cf our iIierts Wishing
TbE TIPrNE will tlcsle have Aer address win NJ Ili'
took opotie the Post Office, who viii eeiyer II 10 Oil parts
nj he city
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rn cnrRrepnNDrNTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice car Dc taken Of Anonymou Commnn'cations
Nhs,.-ar Intended for insertion mus; be authenticated
nv a. came and OF the wrer-noi neeesaiy iJr
rvi.i., ion b.: as guaranty for his good faith
r-ruor undertake return rejected Commune
AL bsiness letters tnis office should oe addressed 70
"IHE IRIDUSK" Ncw-l 90.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06

remaleS nurses 4u cents per DAY ana one ia
ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 800 per annum, and 10
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers Sl46 SO.
In addition to the pay above stated, one ra-
ton per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. liza soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provides for him
pension. or he NAV, if he prefer it. obtain adj
mission into the Military Asylum which will
afford him a comfortable home so long as he may
wish to receive its benefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional So month to be paid du
ring service, the 500 bounty at the end of the
war. which has already been provided for. and
the quarter section of land that Congress will
provide for at its coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
Army Pay Roll.

The following statement. taken from official
sources. will show the army pay ROLL In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations. servant hire. forage. &c.
CENTRAL ofFicERs-
Per month Total.
Lieutenant General i270 S77e 90
Aids de Camp ard Military Secreta-
fary 20 Lieutenant General each ~ l9s IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06

BY the ofthese Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
SICK HsadaeA< may be prevented and II taken at the
Of attack immediate relief from pain
end sickness will be obtained.
sThcy removing the Nansea and Headache
10 which females subject
They gently upon the costiveness
Literary Men, Students Delicate Females. and all
ersOns Of sedentsry habits they valuable as Laxs
improving appetite, giving and the
igesve organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength e the whole system.
The CEp4ALIC PILLS the result OF long investga-
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years. during which they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous system
from a dersnged state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken all times with perfect safety without max
ing any change Of Diet and the absence OF any disagreed
BIZ renders II easy administer them children
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETTs,
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c. spaldng
on each box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines
box viii be sent by mall prepaid, receipt of the
PRICE. % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDIN6,
IS Ceder Street. New York.