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The southerner., 1863-06-13
Tt1fruI Fo5'ccs.

From the report Of the Secretary of
War. we see that the several arms of
the service arc enlisted as follows:
The southerner., 1863-06-13

E2mund Moore,
Z~no. II Creme,
John T. Barnes,
s. S. SntchmeN,
James ". Duuis.
Wilson, N. c, Sept. 26th, 1862.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
,itsfrilnn.nn.

81 c0 rf1rs. Weiasf ffasr gffateilhss far sisnr
49, lfu - ts~ p4iFAesr a. "a ths gat4 = 4
Jau afb fefti tcr the rrtss- ~ trfhw cites 4 sna
49, "a aFHr ~ frtst~sE HeF errs nu an qaarf
Fsf HY si 4th. wlft eaHfrrsn sma Jfslrs 81
an yttt fM "a Htf-fwArta, "a ~ tap Ths ~
ff % NHlt fta afaN A ~
NJ ne ertNai - tits = bislM lu - rsth N.
- igte ~" "a - 9Fs n ,sss si4 y ns@fs Aailsf
veiaiaft
vye' 80 osorer fror. c.il.s ~ As,-,yp 80.
tfIN u ft.Fe . la IA
Al ~. ~ soa bv-i~a - 4age esg sbs sst ts,,e 49,
fs~ ss aat 40 - - sf-s ~ for i6n IA
lsndea ~ ifrH ~ tHN sasy toAtitl4liYa
Fl n xssANA. tasnENar A a..t.. e.. +. -.
rrf1ns4 "l4 @sih ssrt us-.th. s~si k~sas n.
500 .Nt 49,. 80 80 IntaItt ffrt tsrt.~a a -
fs4t = p ,tr wssrf wfh 20 s,p~sfss ~ a.
ua.aly n tfnfA*f ttHn ts AtAar kass t~4.s - =
siass sHr isf ss "a ~sE A, .w.al... -.
-s~ sosaed tfyt. q seas I<ssa.s a. a.. =.
So hsi@s 80 sssAs 80 ~ eeri a.
t-tor ~. =. ~ a tss v~~ 80 ,ssa@a . p~s.ss y.
~ 40 -. 1850" -. o1esss sye 40
: ~ sutr CO. Sytrs r>~.rer kss 10, ~ -
'ss 80 -. - I.sl eta "a t.fs 81 ssaase. ~sias
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

lis cuaArd mail s;s-.rship Arabia, Captain Noodle.
| viii leave Boston on Wednesday Tor Lv.:.rroo
The mails for Europe viii close in this city ~ quar-.
past and half pas O'Clock this afternoon,
| V 70 By railroad.
| The NEW Yogx HEaAtp--Eaiiion Tor Europe-wnl be
/. n-5lsh.d at eleven O'Clock this morning, and will
cntan the latest as"Aiehes from our Special Cores
pondents relation W the progress Of the o..
Charleston the latest from the Army of tho
Potomac Interesting intellgenoe from Mobile and New
Orisans; News from No xco Havana aud Central Amcr.
and reports OF nil other OF ths past week Of
interest," or importance.
single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing, nve
rcnts
sampson Low, son 4 Co, ~ Ladgate Hin, London
England viii receive subscr ptous and advertisements
for the Nsw YoRx HERALD.
The Inproved sIsst Elliptic Sewing
Machine. Can and ses ihsm. once ST Broadway
Bourbon whisksy.
D,,s from s;: s,',as. ks.sy We have
D. ). BARNES co
For the Hair Barry's Trscephersss.-
The best and essssss' srs'c's Sold " Drussisa
wigs. rs.pses. HAIR Dy., Hair Dy.s.s
sna nod.via cr.sm; FOR bsauusyins the hair. 81 W A.
WA. BascAsier's Hair Dre-rns Best
sss ''s1 T:s So s:ss s sod
Beautiful Complexson.-Lssrd,s Bloom
&. % ma .tis % rs srdsS.ss % ''' Identifying
Chrtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
md Ws ssH. !, s .;.. End ' No sr n'a
Hiil,s Hair Dye. no Cent?. B,sen or
brown, natural reliable Drrot No. Barclay s,rs. soa
--------------
A B.aasifsi Complexion, free from Tan,
Rsr,,. RsI, seJ 81 'sesf rno,sb % y .siog 9.
rer sais ~ d. :. BARsgs CO.. all drnsslsts
Tan. Fr~eki.., ssiiowness. Erupsiors.
Ig,s spssss sns AZ =. bein.es. cured ~ OouRhUDs
Gonraua'. poUdrc .ai,tsIr Iprooss Hal,
,m .pg.r " lsw isr.hsaas y AZ para o tss boif
I,oEie's r,prrion FiuId R.stor.. and
arcs g hair. Hoess fee,r.e Hair D,e. IL nae TT
Trussss-1as-n Hro... Conner L,.ra-
neonn vita Any otuer o. ih- - . ssn. 800,
Banes.'r apf = 4 kia.us Bsis,. ieUas sGssd4el
fruss,.-Tsr.b q Co. Naa,,vt s.,.
Truss only No. ves.j rtr,,f Astor lfss.s a.
La,tt Goods su.Iof.srs shouidsr Bfso,s ~ Ia ~
trdsnt
| sses. wall Jsehsos nsd Orn.r.I f.,.
Tor ssis b, cnhRLis D. pRsDEhitxs 10 ~ ssa. no..
way n
| AbSusm ptcssvss md csrsssas ys.n..
yign~ttss4 IHsmpnd A.norosslr. -a.~f.o A., :. ~
| hoI-xLs' Gansry. DO Brssasss.
| Csss .rrr Wrough, Iron m. 49,.
| Rsisg HtrrHIksOS a wfurnt.SlfAw
20 c1rsi street 90, Bro~4rsy
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
INTERESTING EUROPEAN DETAILS.
rgf f..~..o.-.-,>uo-..,~S. r lfG. axsR ~EI2
Arrival Of the Steamships Bremen, virginia
and City Of Washington
ii
THE POLISH QUESTION.
Rupture Of Diplomatic Relations
Between England and Brazil.
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS,

BY the arrival Of the steamships Bremen Virginia and
City OF Washington have details or tho European
news up to august
The Great Eastern and Asia arrived at Liverpool
August l, the Sdon the 3d. and the Jura and Edin
burg on the 5th
Lord Clyde was reported extremely weak, and his re-
covery was thought to be hopeless
The Prince OF Wales was IN nrhiic Wait 10 Halifax
Yorkshire The Pripre ess was unable 70 accompany him,
owing 10 Agnt ID. .lsposition.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
Turkey.

aavicos from cops antinO e ST. te that Russian tee
cram having annonncei arman ens on the part Hussr
tusd iacha mad assembled i2e Council which decided -
rssin. Turk oh army from s5 go men, us pres
number 100 900. 1wo camps observation are W "
established IA Basr6la aud on the niaGea.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
vo,,ner~ ana sousnsrn Resoasess.

wv w IUNuUH TImN7. HHKu'l " j
lne 49, lasted sufcicnlly long, and bas bcrn
tite aeS'NNh oss lie sunlce great, 10 tar
% efrly the soldier producing powers (B We may
rermea tho exIrs~son) d the HertheEn and sontberu
ptqulaiors sE4.sF - ~. Ttr
me recea. 80 of the federal government have
led 10 the belief thet the south cnssh begun 10 az.
"A ba szns exhausscu asd v , nycrtans 70 deter.
nine ~hctbcr this b. really ths may Be concedrd
,n, tse population of the south hs besn haavv ~
~ ordcr 10 supy up 70 ths psessns uess ~ - u,s,,
,uo,a Of troops; bss vssy sssssnaSss whs,hes
bs soldier rcducinG povw nos ~ DscA sreassr in
=. ssrcth in q. i I've North. vcunprer,os - r,,s
ros esssA 10 tbs Novshsrn stss and ~ kssvv Aonr
tsss vhtrA usvsmpath siaoe pgUved sHr,ctor.r An
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
llnirinI rNr

Onirfal Dr. rat, 4
Co = Kepi,sa.s 49,, -. "F --nEray, Eany
~ - ksxr Miss ar 4 - Litr-itt i. &#
"a ~ .ss E1fGA Cl4s, VI --Aua - Y. ts5L =
W. j. ~ - ~ -. "a. ~. 10, ~.
sc >, KrNuUrrr. CLlss iyn~Au sast u. lsbh =. =
~ ,3 NJ. III ~ N Il g4. nc. r AZ 81. z. ~, IL.
circulars sentfse or caRrgc " attre.sng s,'ner q
4, NJ tAy. EDDY 90
- CaytggtH 80. OF ~ - q,
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

lst Inst states that tho Emperor Of Russia has sca
u 49, declaring free iandcd the two million Sala
who az tenants Of the Crown domains and apps1Asos
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Pria 80 Cash-d In Al. LegaIized Lot
ter1es. Il FORMATION gwen. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
III Nail street room No L. N Y.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
fBp~

Mr Elliott, tbs Hss.r yti
aud received passr sn Minister 10 Brazil had demanded
not sft RIO sorts for Limsel, md legation, bot had
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

~, hense-, DAy,s "
hrsinnrr. lowdtss ,sabethpon Amelia Beeb~. Dc; w
4oati rssaantJr rost E~vn. B~atiry cha-e, Hoe
VA. scnr~ 1AA- Duane. Nlor. N~l-on Walls kydes.
ssriso. sAa xs, Aah.n. Es lhp.,st, Hsrues Lev
fvs W. aoi ,tai NE iapiey, do, Sarah. Conary. fo'
iaT 30. 20 Aal h.e- Diamond. Young Sierki alp Rhsss
pAwruchk1, Aug ts-Ar sehr Samuel q loud caoS
IhmhaerhA ~ 40 rrrhAn =. Kelley aud Jaa paThes
seq ilGerae-se. kond0nl
ko- kLANo Aus lf-Atr sehr rmprcss Monroe sYarS
Gentle. Getch.li. NYerk
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
MIsCELLANEOUs.


MISCELLANEOUS.
y
S r-Iso-x
-.of seaeniary hab,s troubled ~i,h weakness. i.4
psr.., of,he hear, lack OF appetite dl.,r-..
siluae pasp,Sas.. s'ipAiion Ae.. dclerye 10 slrss
after eating torpld nser
II they viii no, try tho oeiebrs,es
PLANTATION gfrrERs
which nov recommended by the highess medcAi -
rites. aud warranted to produce an immediate bsnessai
effect Tney exceedingly sgee..ie Perfectly purc. 49,
supersedc all healthy son.le ssas
ulsnt required
They rsr'fy. strengthen and 'svxora,s.
rhey crsis healthy ap,ett..
They antiots "a change os water AMI aIsl
They Overcome effect. Of dis.p.,ou and i.le sours-
They strengthen tho yrem aud enliveu Ms mind
They prevent mssmstic aud ,n,~rroasen, fevrrs
they purify the breath and scidi,y et As stomach
They Dyspepsia and coo.,ip.us-
rhey cure DiarA~s choiera and chos-ra Morsus
Ihsy euro Liver Com plant aud nervous Headache
They weed s,rous angua brilliant sad ~
exhausted natures sr-s, They arc composed Il
the celebrated cAsAys w,a,.rrresn sa.safraa ross
and herbs all preserved In perfectly pure II crs,r
For aud ,e.,,mou.. .ssA
bottle
Beware Of mposssrs Examine svery bossis ses usah
has D. =. Barnes signature private United siAiss
the cork with plantation s.d nrrn
nns steel plat, engraving SD label re-
that bottle rossd ~,iA spurious and do,ssnous
stun We defy any pcr.so the eharsci~s
Of eocda Any prt.ndng 10 sell Plantation NE
By the gallon bulk impos1r We sell only In
log cabin bottle. Asy initiating this boitie.
selling any other material hcren whether cai-d Psns.os
Bii,srs criminal the Used ssts Law ss<
vii bs prosecuted by We already have -
parties cning bottles &c. who ~ili ssocsd S gee
ng themselves quarters The demand for Drass's
Plant alton Bitter. ladies' ccrg, ui-n. merhanta Ao
perfectly The Of bs,,r is the svt
iencc present OF their worth and superiority They
sold BY all respectable drusHs phy @can Lsa
.alosns, steamboais Aad eoontrv store.
r ~ DRAKE Aco.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

ROyaI n mvana Lottery.-T hipty prr
cent premium NJ "a for Prizes Information furnished
Highest price paid T. donbloons all kinds OF gold and
silver TAN LOI. co, Bankers Is Wall street
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Drawings OF slie Library Associaeiom
Coinrsn Lottery OF Kentneky
ExrY, CLASS r6i-August ~ 1858
80, 81, 81, Ia, 81. 46 q. -, 35. 7. 10, 2, IS.
Class 262-August ", lS'
As, 2, a., 6, 81, ~, 5S, g., Il, 80. so. III.
FRANCE, ELIIs 4 as, MANAGERS c5yiug,ou Ky
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
Rsssia.

vRyxpon oY rnE oaowx rgAsAvrs.
bsHrfS, sulast .. 1850
ru,sisssee received here from g. rssr,Ssrs 70 IN,
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

.,ms,.,p-s = 'a$s Of ,As<aeis, college
Lotsery OF kontgikg
hsTna Cas- tsi--Anrusl I5. 1861
es, So, ~ 81 81 \ ~ ~ ii ~ IA 67
oLAs hSs--AaEust u 1853
5, 67, 60, 81, ~. u, ~, So, ca, IL, co. 40. ca.
C,Ass s5G-Ausust H. I-13.
4, 81. 63, ~, q ~, 2, Z, 62, 80, 81, CO.
Circulars sent b s!dresaa
JOHN NORRIS A CO.
Whnla.lnn. Delaware
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
Hu9hes' speech TO the Riot
trs.

D.
II Is worth while to observe in what tone Archbishop
Hughes addressed the insurgents whose have
sead terror through the city Of New York aud indlg
nant disgust throughout the Union The Archbishop IL
much respected Influential. and, we believe, es,imabe
reIa,e. certainly the most Influential religious leader
~ America; be was, till lately, vehement partisan
u the war, and he is still q declared Unonst.
Everything that such man may utter al
II only for the fact that every word OF his must
carry weight with two millions Of American citizens Of
rish blood and Catholic faith We might have expected
IRON HIS anteceeents rcbuke 10 rioters, first
rebels II arms against the Common Wealth. and
scccpdy, robbers and assassins But we struck
the severity but by the mildness OF hs address
Il. viii scarcely describe his audience rioters he will
scarcely their a~css and atrocious conduct be
rerroves them father reprmands tor some frs"k Of
Unusual daring children OF whose high spirit he feels npd
shows himself proud; my. he SO speaks that one
n,,ght aim st suppose his sympathy to be with the
rioters Perhaps IL is Not course, that he mp
Of hou burning. plunder and the murder Of
resislng OF these ourages those who have
concerned in them will bs ASHAMED as thev
re urn 90 their senses the Archbishop not dts
ipIe n the sangunary church Of Henry Ward Beccher
r. Chcover and Mas Anna Dckenson. But the rioters
federal government to draft them for military
iervce In the south: and although tho rreate not
IN It's attempt 20 crush southern independence
independence OF people devonty Protestant and by
esns m pIaA @ 20 us sl w Ne sndesuos - srann
down the liberties VI the North II possible therefore,
that he like most cool observers and impartial reasoners
both n America and In England believes the cause OF
the rioters be that liberty and tho constitution how
he may deplore and condemn the cxcesses Of which
ament. on this side OF the Atlantic, the extreme
kpy with which Catholic priests now and then express
i've r. ans w
that majority Of the most active rioters are Fishmen
and irish Catholics, and that. whatever Judgment be
and IN heart spoak harshy Of his country
moment when they have risen % resent outrageous op
preston and vndicats for themselves In America that
,egrec OF personal freedom which their country
never infringcd By the tyranny OF the saxon NTH
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
rhe Liverpool Chamber or Commerce
and the War.

ihc Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce held IL regular
,all-yeary meeting the Sd inst The American war
the prominent topic OF discussion The President
(Mr NcFie), Mr. James Spence, the well known seccs
sionist advocate, and Mr. Patterson . prominent sup
Porter OF the North Nil virtually expressed tho opinion
that the disastrous conflict rot FAR from It's close
Hr Turner, " p referring to the Foreign Enlistment
act, said Il most desirable that England should be
peiy neutral In all foreign vars, ceiling munitions OF
that ., pterfcreucs 10 tns eyis: imrossibs. He
could not see that any beneficial result would follow an
alteration of the prcrcnt law bearing on the question
Coming the Of the Alabama, be said - .yugn,
that iong the xrortAton 0 gunpoWder and arms
permitted would be unfair ~ prevent FREQ trade
N ahipg y
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Indtans-Renl 'i0ua and Wlnncba-
gos-are at BARNUMs visi> lc at all hours
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Cart~s a. yste, lAkrr trtsn no tls an. .+s IL . tr.
For ssis b enARihr %. pkEDkhfcKs 40 III BfoA.
vay
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

AtSu,m picsuves q nd s,srssaa. y..,,..
yiepstssr Iasm1nd A.newos,14. -,..~,,. s..'.. y,
HoI.MIs GaArIy. DO Ere~asss.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
SEcosD IDirios pgADY rms DAr.
soUaTAfh MAI
NICK wnIyyisa.s ruy posovr
A TALE or rnn Brsns nScgyKs IN MISSOURI

Tbons~s1s 81 - a~isA,sa tAsi,
vest isnse ~its $40 fss9s NifA Hai
ttnolenpe1 eA4r lsatss fafsA affa - ga@f
NssNtu tsfs ~ So sstUs FnffNfl enM tAsF
t4sg Ill trf hlnl fefte sffiefts ~ 49, q
.f~sssns ~ ,as cs.sisr. - ~ fss~ssf safst' %
thF
Nesulsln N.s u ss4rlsaly llassfsts ~. y z D..A,
ssd exsnss 40 - - tBntsnss4g y Ea@f IA - ssi
.mynvNfy sA.isf ffsfy ~ aa4f. fsffsss esssff
- s8hlfsIsN ~ stfsNa = nt 1850 80 t~~tt
So. :. ~ =. .s's = g.. 1I.' - 49,"
sas." w ~ Fspa Nsssstsn ~ et.ts - a
de- y tes ffflNN 4lun iksf H.
ttefn tsst af sfisf - stf ff taH4 fst
yess t&st2e 500 "a ~ ~ 49, 49, 80 ~8-ns~
sytss sss.sss $50 tAsH u@tsf - ~
~. .sss..s.sg sss = s..a lals ts* IA st... .,.ss,
r4skse . - - a.. fsl4.fs tsa4t " bsas 49,,
81. wka 10 err Isft y - tstrtiAya .ss,tu. ~
Iss " .~ = 80 - ~ "a toaA in.r,sstys 4.
tssslhs sn4 s..HssfE
~. f~tait A. tshis
N. II ffs@ VI fssfs - 'afsfpt " ps<s
rEgDEA4c a hAADf, FshisAss u sy
,r0 HOryL rrorEii guKs AND uYnraA
f~s@t frafiee rsss4as sa< r,.-ss p~s,.~s,,.. -.
ls,sss = sts - -ess oeap plssSs ~ - al -
HUJgs .KAHAm. Pss.ss. ~ D~~...
oss~sp msg fr~~r1s sas-sss<
Ilnsf carr vca Sosorfrox srrsas
W $40 Sssfssds = ~ s~fr t,n>ss, sys.ss'
~ 80 49, !. n 80. :. ,ss-r.s. = ~ .yunAgDs
I. ssis~. sssssvn rsg.~'s. .sss+~s~ 80 ss.s- .sse
eSse3iss sss s-sssirr f,srs4y ~ "a. us n sss~s
g s~ss~~ t>saz = r. asess~ss .ssssssS..sa q
t~~s~-ss. ssss yssss sfs-s
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

fruss.--Trr-b q Co. Nad,sut s...
Truss only Al No. vesj rtrs,f Astpr ll,ssa So
Ea.tt Goods suslDfsfs. shoodsr Btsos. ~ issy a.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Carries dc yisite fer 81, &C BaIch's
gAuery ass Broadway. Grand eAreet
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

gast xrNr, Wvoughs Iron rns N,r.
Rsl.lsg. HIrrHlksOS wfovYtxlfaw
80 c1rsi street.. cot " Isrc.-A..g
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Trussss.-1as-n Bros. su,p.r l.,,,-
WY and Ann street rnd.r BsrsNrn Mn@rlp. Nsc1..
necnn VIA hnt otnef tfses 01r- rsrus rn-
p rrs, shomlsr b2ts. Itsate ritaa.ss knau. oAg,
BAnes.tn ant sk flastiC Bit. female 40 fla.t,f
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

To Bottle Manufa cturers.
We invite proposals for supplying With Bottles Of tho
Want supply In September and they de-
ysrcd asrwards Please price for pins quarts
delivered Saratosa wanted bear the pressure
ting and testing with Congress Terms on
dions OF contract CLARKE WHITE,
August I3 1868 Congress Spring.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Bsantisul Complexson.-Lsard,s Bloom
q Youth, or LIQUID Pearl for preserving aad bcAyins
The compisxon md stin sS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

n"gis's ~ prrion Eiuid Restore and
atcs 81 hair. boeer Lectrie Hair Dye bcs ~ nae Try
Be convinced. ". Bo1Lk. boston. sola .ugy wAers
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

A BsaasifUi Compi nion, free from TIA n ,
s2Ls or fnousxsb vLcWzas rre.y ss'os y s.a,. ,.'
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Chrissadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservativs
Tho dYe Appllsd by akilfI Artsta.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

MOSQUITO snys-nos9rIro LAcg
m AZ usv syiss ~ rkfksr 'AsOPffs sfsps ..s
bkAskh T.. ~ kslgT
10 Ne f~S
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Gon'asd'. poudre sui,tiir Iprooss UaIr
wsrsnted. as Hrustwsy
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Tan. Freeki~-, ssiiov~ ness. Erupsious
srg,s speoks and AZ ~ Brmisbes cured ~ 0otRhUD
Italian Medirnted sosp f53 BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Hiil's Hair Dye. 10 Cewss. Black or
srown natural reliable. D~ros No. Barclay street Sold
By ~ druggists
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

". A. Bascheier's Hair Dye-Ths Best
IN sAe world nsfasansous harmless and reiiabls Sold
W an druggists aad psumers Facsoy 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

"a Of seseriary habit troubled with weakness iAS
RsrN>> ofthe heart. lack of appetite ds,r~ss
silua- salta,xoo.. s''paiion Ac. dSIerye 10 sans~
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

s. 7. ~ Ok.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Ths best and essspsss sn.cis Sold ~ Drussissa
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

wigs, rospses, HAIR Dys, Hair Dyesag
and nod.via CRAM. for bsauufyfns the hair. 81 A.
BATCHELOR6 10 bond street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02

The joint resolution introduced by SEN
rtOr Wilson, on Friday, provides that e1-
isting laws relating to pay of volunteers
and militia be SO construed as to allow
payments to commence as follows
"To the enlisted men, from the date of
individual enrolment or enlistment, and
to the commissioned officers from the date
from which they are mustered into service,
date Of entering into active duty In the
field under proper orders TO that effect or
date Of organization Of their respective
companies or regiments in the manner
prescribed by the general orders of the
War Department, whichever Of these dates
shall in point Of time, soonest occur; and
thatall recruits accepted and enlisted men,
either in the regular army or volunteer
service Of the United States, who have
received or shall be entitled to receive the
advance bounty of S25, shall not forfeit
the same unless discharged under sentence
of general courtmsrtisl, by orders By way
Of punishment, or in consequence Of fraud
on the part of the soldiers"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
nIFoRTANr no FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients In these Pills an
the result Of long and extensive practIon They are
md in their opsration and certain IN oorrsotinE a
irregularities, painful Menstrusti0n removing all sti
structons whether from cold or otherwise hsaGasha
pain in the side paptation Of the heart whites si
nervous affections, bystories fatigue, pain In tia
back and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep, which Arissl
from interruption Of naturs.
DR. OHEESEkAN'B PILLS
was the commencement Of now sra IN tho traatmsuf
Of those Irregularities aud distractions which haT
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are tho most ssCtusl remedy ever known for an con
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Correspondence Cleveland Leader.l
OHIO RELIEF AssoCIATIoE-PREsEETA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.
A very pleasant reunion of 0hioans
came off last evening at the residence Of
A. n. GsngeWer, Esq, in this city, the oe-
casion being the presentation Of a service
of silver plate to Mrs. Gangewer, from
the Ohio Relief Association, as testimo-
nial of their appreciation of her self-sac-
rifcing and untiring efforts in behalf of
the sick and wounded soldiers of the Buck
eye State, and in gratuitOusly donating
the use Of her residence for the weekly
meetings of the Association, aidingit its use
fulness, while it afforded pleasant resort
for the interchange of social amenities.
The meeting was called to order at 9
o'clock by the President, Maj. Williamson,
who briefly stated the object of the meet
ing, and made the presentation of the SER
vice to Mrs Gangewer, in felicitous and
appropriate speech. Mr.. Gangewer re-
spOnded feelingly and briefly in a peril
nant manner. After which, Secretary Chase
was called upon, and in his usual happy
way arose and remarked that, at had been
somewhere said that silence was
gold, and speech was silver. If silence is
gold it certainly commands high premi-
um now, and if speech is silver, there is 6
great scarcity Of it in the market at pres
emit Making the above illusions sppli-
cable to the occasion, he added a feeling
tribute to the noble recipient Of the gift,
and alluding to the present war, hoped We
might see speedy termination 10 it, and
never again have occasion to need the Ia
bors Of another Association like this
one.
Inn. Slade Of Cleveland, also made
few remarks suitable to the occasion. A
humorous and happy effort from Rev. Mr..
Richmond eliciIed bursts of applause, from
its pertinent and pungent wit. Speeches
were also made by Judge johnson Of Gin
cinnati, Hon. ]. A. Briggs, formerly of our
city, Rev. Mr.. Morris, Mr.. French and
Hon. Mr.. Reese, all Of Ohio.
The evenings entertainment was in
JerbpefBeu Win MUSIC anu singing dAleE
which the savory visnds were discussed
with proper appreciation Of their excel
lence. Among those from the Forest City
present, were Mr.. A. G. Fiddle, Mrs. VIM.
Melhinch, and DR.. Brooks, who happened
to be in the city.
The whole affair passed off pleasantly,
giving a very general satisfaction.
The labors Of this Association have been
untiring and energetic, and it occupies
among other associations here Of a similar
character the frontrank, and the same rela-
tive position as our own Noble Aid Society
of Cleveland does to others Of similar
character. r.
All honor to the ladies of the Buckeye
State for their persevering and successful
efforts in the cause Of Humanity.
JUNIUS.
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Our Foreign ReIntions.

The Committee upon Foreign Affairs, of
which Senator Sumner is Chairman, has
reported resolutions regarding foreign in
reference, Intervention, or mediation.-
They declare that the rebellion is a scheme
carried on for the purpose of establishing
a separate Government, with slavery as its
basis and corner stone, and that any in
terTentiOn will necessarily be an interfs-
renee between freedom and slavery. No
foreign aid is ssked for or desired, the
United States being fully competent to
manage its own affairs according to its
own discretion.