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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

& .nlIpatehes from the Bzrnslde VletOry.
We have, a. length, Official dispatches from
Is Burnside expedition, and Ghs victory at
Roanoke Island. The advance upon the
ills5s was made on Friday morning, the
Tlh. The fleet took position on the sound
WssE Of The island, and sheIled the werka
pnHl dark. During Friday night 10000
men were landed, and on Saturday morning
1000 more. These advanced upon the bat
tsriss o. the enemy, and after hard hght Of
three hours captured the whole force. Our
loss was astonifhingIg small, ths number Of
killed being less than 80, and killed and
wounded altogether being less than 2OO.-
Tks febel loss was but little more. We lost
one Oolonel and one Lieutenant Colonel, but
no other officers higher than Lieutenarts
Capt. o. Jennings Wise, whose illustriOus
father escaped from the island, was shot in
two places. On Sunday morning the gun
boat feet moved up to Elizabeth City and
shelled it, it having been partially burned
by the Inhabitants. The gallant Commo-
dOfe Lynch, commander of the rebel feet o.
gunbosts, escaped BY swimming to the shOrC
hon his flag ship. He Is severely censured
hy he Richmond and Norfolk papers. Gov,
Lstcher has called for home guards to defend
Norfolk, Richmond snd Petersburg.
We shall receive full particulars of the
captnre in q day or two. Until then, lei
or readers rejoice over the good reports
given them.
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Gen. Samuel R. Curtis.


Our dispatches report that Gen. Price has
SVaSustsa Springfield, Missouri, and that the
Tsdssal troops, under Gen. Curtis, have oc-
onplsd The place. Gen. Curtis is an ohioan,
and went to West Point from this stste.-
HaEing graduated, he left the army and set
sasdin Ohio. BE was for years an engineer
IA tbs employ Of the Board Of Public Works,
and st The breaking out Of the Mexican war,
ka vas Adjutsnt General Of the State. BE
vas appointed Colonel Of the Sd Ohio, and
served with honor through the war. BE
subsequently, removed to Iowa and was en-
Einesr Of the works at Des Moines Rapids
BE was elected to Congress from Iowa and
Fesigned bis seat to enter the Federal army.
ne has behaved with gallantTy and ability
nnd deserves the honors be msyleceive.
Gen. Curtis Is q brother Of Hon. q. B. Cur
tls Of NJ. Vernon, Ohie.
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Senator Wade.

We stated the other day that John A.
Guriey, Of Ohio, had written to the 0olum-
bus State Journal that he is not candidate
for the United States senatorship of that
State, but that be earnestly desired the re-
election of Wads. #tl
In this Mr.. Gurlsy has done very ssnsi-
bic thing, and If we may be allowed 10 ex-
press our opinion, the Legislature of Ohio
cannot confer greater benefit upon the
country than BY re-electing Mr.. Wads.-
His long experience, bis ried integrity, bis
untiring industry, his devoted patriotism,
and acknowledged ability, are al needed in
the place be has 50 long and 90 Well alled.
We cannot afford 70 lose such men from tbe
public service in this hour Of our country z
need.-K. y. EVeziRg Post
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Col. TrIer h the Advance.

Cumberland Correspondence Gin. Gazette.l
our advance brigade was commanded BY
Col. Tyler, (Acting Brigadier) Of the Seventh
Ohio; and as some unfavorable mention,
based upon official statements, has hereto
fore been made Of Col. Tyler in the columns
Of the Gazette, it gives me pleasure to add
that his conduct on this, as well as on former
occasions, was such as 70 warrant the conf
dence 50 fully repOsed in his ability IS an
officer, both BY his regiment and the entire
brigade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

SUICIDE Oh FouI Play N NEW Lyle
On Wednesday night, the 2sth of January,
Seth Pellet Of New Lyme alarmed some of
bis neighbors By telling them that his wife
had been acting very strangely. They re-
turned with him to his dwelling and found
his wife hanging to halter, dead. The hrst
impression was that she had committed sui
eide. But some mysterious circumstances
gave rise to suspicion that all was not right,
and last week she was disinteFred, and q
thorough post RsOrtsm examination held,
which resulted in bis arrest on suspicion Of
murder. BE was committed to Jail on Sat-
urday lest, 70 sWsit bis examination.-Ash-
bs5Hla S.HtilsL
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Auother Pre,sde-e

It hss been proposed BY some parties, to
cut the levee Of the Mississippi, 50 as to
food New Orleans and all the lower Missis.
sippf valley. ofcOurse such course would
be met by the secession British press with
howl Ct indignation at the "neE instance
Of unhsard Of bsrbarity on the part Of the
North" But the n. 7. World fnds an
English precedent for even that It says:
''In the year 1901, to force the French
from their last stronghold in Alexandria.
in Egypt the English troops cut the dyke
which separated the Mediterranean from
the fresh water lake Mareotis, which had
supplied that cityWith water from time i'm
memorial. Not only the French but the
inhabitants were driven from Alexandria,
and to this day the water in the cisterns is
braekisb BY reason Of this piece Of British
vandalism
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

Ths rebels have evacuated Bowling Green
that they nay .oasr . desperate resistance at
Fors noaslsOn, al ths available force being
cOncontfated there. Upon our aide, the
FsaelEl hoops have been rapidly sent up the
Tennessee 10 Gen. Grant and It Is supposed
that ne ishd forces attacking the Fort will
number not less than forty thousand. The
Rghl viii undoubtedly be q desperate one,
and 4 Federal victory there win clear the
S.lJs q Kentucky Of rebels.
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Corfon 80 OnItirn,,nn.

= Our special dispatches give an interesting
synopsis Of q bill shortly to be introduced
into Congress, for the cultivation Of cotton
lands held By Federal forces at the South. A
Board Of Managers is to be appointed, who
shall oversees the work for the benefit Of the
Unitsd States Treasury. The land Is to be
either let out upoa favorable terms, OF to be
worked by the Board. Farming utensils to
the amounted ten dollars per acrs are author
lied. An persons coming upon the plsnts-
tiens who are willing to work a-e to be paid
lfty cent? per day and to have kind care
sSzeFcised over them BY the Superintendent.
Hospitals and medical attendance are to be
provided. This bill is an important one and
Promisss well. 1fitpasses, It will givoIabor
, % thousands of cOntrabands who viii be
willing and able to work faithfully for the
government which protects them in the en-
ioymsnt Of their freedom.
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CLEVELAND PRODUCE 1IARKKF.
MORNING LEADER Q
SATURDAY MORHfNa, Feb ]

SATURDAY MoRHINa, Feb IS, ls62 J
kL0DR=Ths market ysstoTday- vas dull and
proes uncl angel No Salos OF consequences reported
WHKAT-MRfkst steady and firm Sales ofI7cO
bush white from store at OO cars white on track
ct the samei and cars red On track At $50.
CORN-Markst quiet. sAlos OfI5cO bush old from
store st ai'Se; and car on track at $40.
OArS-Msrket eu'l. salts OF cars at 2sc on
track.
BARLEY--MarEet stsadg and sgst Sales Of /
car at 4so, and car at 40. --1
sREDs-sales Of 100 bush limo by at s2,OO, mar.
ket arm aud prices tending upwards. Sales Of lOl
baah Glover at ss,7s. no ilIJl tdL
MESS PORK-Market hrm " tn an improved
feeling. Sales Of co and 100 bSlS at 5000 ft
BUTTER-pun.. Sales Of 2 bbls good rolf q
los, and 2 kegs choice roll at l2e.
LARD-ssles FOO bbls choice at 7o.
/ RGGs-Dun. salesof BhIs ct Do. Z 7lL
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NY. sTOOK RIARKRT-Feb. IA.

HgoNEY-hlarkst continues easy at 5G6 per cent
for loans call prime paper ran 59G7 per cent
iEFEERIalHfi EKD1ANtaE-Rules very nlrm
at Il5nll554 for bankers bills.
GOLD-i here is less doing IN American, but the
market rules very Erm ct 4A6a4H . cent premium
California gold bars sre quoted a. 3G31 q cent
premium. Government securities continue steady
ct 3-I0. Treasury notes very hrm at gsA9 9s9
On scago & Rock Island 5lsS; cleveland B Toledo
az; Illinois Central scrip 574 Panama ll4i
MchiPan Central So Michigan Southern qua an eed
s34; Harlem IN; do preferred s01s; Pacific Neil
9gx; New YOrB Central slS; Erie 50; do pcef 95si
chigan Sauthern d bonds %; lst bonds s0i Mis-
souri, IS 4sS; Treasury $40 9sSs.
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NEW YORK RiARKET-Feb, Il


BLOUR-Thsre Ia more doing, and the market
q 90 higher. Market closing fra. FE
Sales 400 At 9, 20 for superne state; $50
y5s5G6OO for common to medium extra western;
t6,O5a6,lb for skipping brands extra round hoop
GANA IA ELOUEt-M Market cents better with
increased business. Sales 1900 bbls S556657O for
ig2i5SSa 52e5dSS @ ss 5 SGs 5 E Sb isoS
BYE FSS:OUR--haal ket quiet and steady. Sales
GORE MEAL Market rules heavy. Sales 800
bbls NJ $3.50 for Jersey.
2i02i5sc; and one parcel low proof at 25c.
wa EAT-Merkst and aud rather heavy, with
scarcely enough doing to make quotations Sales OF
1900 bush red 5tate at s1 49, O0 bush red Jersey At
81, 80; ana $50 red Long island private terms.
X x E-in IN R9od oelaana ioI export sales lz.oeg
bush at s3o delivered, and Amallsr lots ct 81 cents
BIRLEY-Market dull aud nominal at sOasOs.
sNgHN-Market rules heavy aud declining. Sales
$500 bush at So Tor miEed western IN store and
OATS-Market dull. Sales af l0642 for Jersey,
Canada. gestern ana Btqts.
PORK-Market coDtinues steady with q firm
demsnd. Sales $500 bbls at el2z@ls,oO for NESS
Sl275al350 for western and city prime mess ga "a
deiyefed III the first half Of June AZ Sis25, and 50
bbls light mess delivered ct the same time at Si2l5
BEER-MaEket quiet and STEADY. Sales are 7a
bbis IS V4sQoaAsO lor country prime; S51Oe5sl
Sl3,75AIIZ5 for sxtra mess. q
PRImE MESS SBEEF-MArket quiet and nom
-ITi BEEF HzSIs-Markst quiet. Sales 500 bBlI
OraQius e. Ei7.oo. .an aIt-1
@44 Tor shoulders; ~ @5h for b. ms.
BACON-Sides quiet. Sales 300 oxs snort cisai
1R Rf1sED HOSSs-Msrkst steady Sales e
| 81 37l04,s2H for western; S4,75S16 90 for city.
LARD Market rnles hrm with fair demand
BUTTER-Markst dull and nominal at l29lR
/ for Ohio: lsl12lc ( 7 state.
l. OHEESE-In better demand at prices in fGVoF o
/ buyers.
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TIE Southern papers are truly and thor
ooghly alarmed 1t the prospect before them
Even The Memphis papers, hitherto the most
boassiul, and tee most defiant Of any in
The South, acknoWisdge that The rebellion Il
a da1Eer They cannot bgt admit the ex'
tanairs sxislsnce Of the Union sentiment il
Isnnslsss and fear the result when on
i.,o.a bars penetrated a little further int
DER country. -
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CHICAGO MARKET-Feb. 14

p
FLOUR-Markst dull. cQWs g.,
WHEAT -harket clo5td quiet at yesterday 3
outside quotations.
CORh-Market quiet and Arm.
mEss PUIiK K-markst active. Sales at sg,s7s
IAHD-Market steady at 67so IN
HOGNEDressad active and IOc higher; e. 75G3 90
Live market firm.
32.Oq1 bus oorns Z 800 live hogs 80 dressed. q
EXCHANGE Unchanged. Gold 4G48 3 cent
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Ii addressing letters to volunteers in Ken
lucky, it Is the better way to send them to
Louisville, whence they viii be forwarded to
the regiment wherever itis. The Louisville
postmaster is constantly informed Of all
changes in location. Write the nameof the
regiment and company in fall.
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> That was 3 singulaEly impressive scene
.PuoSnted in the Presbyterian Church
Al Paducah, on Sunday, as described
aby = correspondent Of St Louis pa
1Ccmmodors Foote, with his men, went
- church. The preacher did not appear.
Ths Commodore requested an elder to ofRc-
iets. Re refused. The Commodore then
occupied The pulpit and preached from the
text sLet not your hearts be troubled; ye
believe in God, believe also in me-" The
church was crowded, and the congregation
was delighted. The CommOdOss 6 an earn
ct Christian q ven g an able commander.
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aEAIH AND ORNAMENTAL PRrHTIEs.

a-Piain and ornamcntAi printing Of every ee-
refiutlon tonoat ne Printing EltanlIshnent q sHe
Enfnrn u1co on the lataEt improved Anl mQst tell4
feam PFesas, IN TIE bat STYLE on ghort netioi eea
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Ranf iVVfH EgerF description q Ainqlnn 4onoi
Srr--sif X Nank aonlII hodrurE. douFRalll kaia1
Sod. RcsaiYinE BoolEa, a., -.
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GUARDIANS SALE or REAT

VI ESTATE. .-Qn the 22d day of Fsbraary, $50,
a. 10 O'Clock A III at the door of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland. Cuyahoga coun
ty, Ohio, will be sold TO the highest bidder, the
following described real estate as the property
Of the minor heirs OF Palmer Snow, deceased, 10
wit: Situate in the township Of Parma. in said
county OF Cuyahoga, and bounded as follows. to
wit: Beginning at the n W corner OF. lot No. 10
in Blake Tract; thence n $50 5T q 50 chains SO
links to post and stones In the east line of said
lot; thence south chains 81 links to post thence
south s9' 81 west 90 chains aI links to the centre
Of the road; thence n ~ e chains o. links 70
the place Of beginning, containing % acres Of
land. Appraised at $500
sale. HARRIET SNOW,
Cleveland, Feb. 10, IseRsis @
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3'aa ALi9sUFFiOiEsT THaF9.
VIENNA
d PsRIAl

ENRIESEmARsl 2E3. ARE m
FHCTED BY ROTAh LNTvEfls PATI1sI.7 :
aagiAnd and 1seured b. tho 6oalz Of IL Eltls q
haTqaois Dc Peril, and tas 1l7sris QollsEs q
20. I. ingAlHabls 81 szhazEtIon. 1po-na.szlzaa
and AL DEYsicAl diIsbil1tiss. 49, -
No. z. courst5ly Graduates Al tFsce1 a. tlra ll
49, thet Rave heretoore 5asn troate1 y 4rs 1sa
1oul And parnicioul ule % o0paiTa ard Gubat1I
20. Is e-lEifely flf riantaG t1e tn1urlcr1 ~
1orcrys slefshg iEluE1lE % ths sulaTer Io1zl ~
Isl dhesElns Ell iEaE1EitisI, and rootilG at =
FsulCl Of dl1eere.
TRLE3EatABi Nos. I. z snd :, ara p1spaEarun ~
oFn o. ozsaE7 devoid Of tssis and snail, E1d can
and divided into sparse dosas, ~ alrnstsraI ~
FAlnea1 Lalel1lnd Rouz, Rirold, &C. Prica 3 eaah
e el5es oT y, which saEsl 81 cpd d - qHlse,
nd rslail cf DI. EARBQf, 50. let BleeckHr 9tEal5
Sow YORK lEaEl5dist5lF en- reosiFinE re1Ii ll111
y. harFoN VII lofInrd s19 Ertfsaslar a az 1aE
% the World securely packed, and add 80 assora
inz 9 TIA instTrctioag a. t1s NTitef
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MOT ICE. -THH PARTNERSHIP
= hslqtoforco EIsiing bet Eeeh james Daykin 81 d
Alden y. lockaeil, hss besn dissolved By nuthai
c1aeonh qud Atden B. Etockwell will pay al Tho
d4pls ot 5e late nr, composed Of said Dayklu and
btqekWSh and VII also coilect ~ the debts due TO
taid late hrm. JAMES DAYKIN,
A. b. BT0CKWELL.
james Dee kin win sontlnus the businosg q max
inG and selling raykin's Water Drawers ct hla new
HfctOrys No. 1l Ontario ar ct, Olevolund. Ohio.
hs viii tlso sell stais sud County Rig6ts 70 those
Wishing TIE same. JAMES BANKIN,
fsbl5s876 A. b. sTOCKWELL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OWEEPING a PASTIMB.-WE
~ respectfully invite the attento1 efthe public to
Moneys Patent Carpet Sweeper,
OarVss 9 Wr5Ffns izaso
a PLEAsANT PAsTIME.

A Child can operate it. .g-
1t ratsea dust.
No dusting Is s8ary after sWeeplag .a-
It sweeps aster and better than All broom.
1t doo5 not injure tho Garrett.
Il picks up lint and grit that bro0 i will rot
Il sweeps backwards and forwards, an nahe es lit
tie or no noise
The use Of Il Is pleasure, and The most delicate
lady or child even, can sweep the heasest carpets
without fatigue.
It saves curtains, furn 'ture, book, &C. IRON tbs
damage and nuisance Of the dust that aeCOm 5aniss
all broom sweeping.
Il can D. used in . sick room without annoyaues
10 the inva Id.
1t is . cheap that all who have carpets can aford
to buy II.
Il e toe only perfect eaIpst sweeper ever offered
TAYLOR. GRTsWOLD & CO.,
fsbI4 ll73 Superior l35 Bank 50.
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REV0L VERS AND KNIVES.

QEVOLVERS AND B0WIk-
IN KHTVE8.-A nns sasortmalt Of RsEolrint
Flsols, such a Cote new model, Bacon o. kidsrir
Allen ! Wosloekbs elarn,s, spia'1s smith . VIA.
Ro1 lArgs a-d s19sl.l Siin various othsE kindi
81. HAITEl8EuH'H
aEn stoES, 10 BEPsFieI IiEoli, ci5Tsi1lf
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THos . wNoHEsEER. lfl5:sss5i1 P7oTrist65r. aIt5
n DMTNISTRATORlss saALR. az

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
~ BEAL EsTATE:-on the 18th day Of March,
House, in the City of Cleveland CuyEhoga coun-
ty, Ohio, willbe sold to the highest bidder the
following described real estate as the property of
John Baker, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said City of Cleveland and is
known as City Lot No. IS and part of 70 in the
subdivision made by Josiah Barber and Richard
Lord, in original lots Nos 81 So 90 and 70, and Is
bounded as follows, 70 wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley and west on a
line running through said lot No 70 from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear and one foot west
from the dividing line between said lots rs and
70; the above described piece Of land having as
feet front on Bridge street. and runs back of eoual
width lOTH feet to an alley In the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject to q mortgage
thereon In favor of one Lewis Wunderhaart m
on which there is due the sum Of Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the I1th day of Janua-
ry, 1858. Terms Of sale win be made known on
day of sale. JACOB BAKER
febl6SI4 Admfniafrator
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w EsTERN HOTEL,
Nos. 8, II, an CoURTLANDT S

Nos. 9, IL, 10 & II CoURrLASDT ST.,
NEAR BROADWAY. AY...-............ NEW YORK CITY.
This old-established and favorits resort of the
Business community has been recently reftted, and
comfort OF 2 patrons. Ladies' and Families are
Is centrally located In the business part Of thu
City, and Is contiguous to the princl1al lines Of
Stesmb0ats, Cars, Omnibuses, Ferfiss, &c. In con-
sequence Of the pressure caused By tie Rsbeliion
prices havs been reduced to 80 -
ORE DOLLAR & FIFTY CTs Pr Day.
The Table Is amply supplied with all the luxuries
nt th season. and ts eQua 10 that Ofany other Hote
In the country. Ample accommOdatfong are oifared
for uB Wafds Of 400 guests.
- DO not belieTe Runners, Hackmen and others
who may say "the Western Hotel Is full 4"
d. D. WINCH ESTER,
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NEW MEDICAL DISOOVKR
-BELEs sPECIFIO PILIS

ara speedy In action oftsn aascsinE e.lrs -
days End when cure is edgoted e Il rsrr1l1srf-
They are prebared nom vegetable extJac.s ~ 9 sra
harmlsss On the System, ard never nauaests -
stomach or imprsznata me breath; and baiu7 ~
OF diet il nsess sarY sist astns them; rdo IhsF
action tater1ere With business pargultH. EacH box
via BE- seuT b. mail on rscaips q price sld two q
is.ss Asssi= = s....s ~, = +, - : -.
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CLRVELAND 5S
SKATING PARK

This Park, which will be opened 70 visitors %
MON DAY. Jsnuary sch, 1852 has an area Of about
twenty acres. is located on Central Tract near the
loot Of Ohio street. The main approach thereto
viii Be via Seneca street and the Seneca street and
POntoon Bridges, and the ntranco gate AZ the
junction OF Central Way and Stones LeYee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

ARTILLERY.
Captain Rtbb's Battery, Kansas.
Captain Fr, Battery. Missouri.
Captain Klaus's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Bush's Battery-Munforisville. XIV.
Captain Sinlonson's Battery, Munforlsville,
Ky.
Captain Behr's Battery. Calhoun, XIV.
Captain Harris's Battery. MunfOrdsville, Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 500 per annum, and IS
cents per day when actually on I ~.
Chaplain in volunteers Sl46 50.
In addition to the pay as 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 dedL- N from the
soldiers pay. liza soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties. the law provides for him
a pension, or he may, if he prefer it, obtain ad-
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 50 a 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, 1862-06-21

WE n PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS
for Book and Job Printing, with dispatch and In
the best style of the art. Particular sttention paid to
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Army Pay Roll.

The following statement. taken from official
sources, will show the army paw roll. In the first
column sill be found the nett salary per month
and in he second the total salary per month,
which includes rations. servant hire. forage. &c.
GENERAL OFFICERS.
Per month. Total.
Lieutenant General. ............S27Os7 7s 90
Aids &c Camp and Military Secreta-
taFy - Lieutenant General, each 50 lse 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21

dition to pay. etc. of Lieutenant 10 DC 90
In the above We have not inserted the frac-
tional parts Of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little Importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per mouth
of artillery and infantry, and of dragons and
rihemen when serving on foot The second col
umn denotes the pay per month Of light artillery
and Of dragons and rilemen when mounted;
Sergeant Major. Quartermaster