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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25
HOLOTERS, BOUNTIES.
Interesting distract of the Law In
Reference 20 ROunttess

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There are probably nc army allowances
about which soldiers are so lily informed
or at least so often incorrectly informed
upon, IS bounties.
The following is easily c~omprehended
and is correct:
By act of July %, 1861, every "non-
commissioned officer, private, Rrtlhcer, and
musician 1--WE shall hereafter simply use
the word Esoldier" for the cake Of brevity),
who shall have been honerAbly discharged
after a service of two years, shAn receive 8
bounty of 500.
A soldier discharged before the e6pirs-
ton of two years is therefore not entitled
10 this bounty unless it be for wounds re-
ceiyed in action, when by the act approved
March Sd, 1868, he receives full bounty
however short the serVlce.
The bounty is not due for service made
IN of discovered periods; that iE, where
the volunteer has boon discharged from q
short service, as nine months or 100 days,
and again enlisted; but he will get such
bounty as he contracted for at his last en-
listment.
An colored soldiers who enlisted after
June Is, 1864, are entitled TO s bounty Of
$1OO.
An men enlisted in the regular army
after the LIST of July, 1861, are entitled tC
the same government bOunties as Othel
volunteers. -
An advance bounty of $25 was due al
organizations raised after August 10, 1862
The '62 men who received this will get bu'
S75 on being mustered out, unless othel
provision be made by government. Thos'
who did not get it, and with no credit OF i
on their descriptive lists, will of cours'
get 500.
The VA Department did not sutboriz
an advance bounty of $25 to recruits il
old organizations until August 81, 1862
Observation-Disclosures
Tin this connection the term old apple
to ali organizations mustered into the scr
vice before July l, 1862; nsuO, all ate
thst1
An volunteers, having previously serve
nine months or more, could reenlst 8
veteran volunteers from June %, 1868, !
April /, 1864, or st any time between Ihos
dates. and would be entitled to a bount
and premium of $402, to be pail IS 10
lows:
On mustsr in Il months adVsnce).".-.-."".SIS
an muster Ia @ fore JsK. IL, lss4)-"""---- z
On muster y
$40
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

The New York papers publish a table
exhibiting the number of troops sent daily
TO their homes, from Washington, over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, since Nay
80, when the d~isbanding of the srmiescom-
menced. The total number is 20S oS7
During the same time 1873 horses have
also been carried westward from Wash
ington over the same road. The greatest
number OF men transported on any one
dsH was 1892. on the 5th Of June. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

IL BEREA.-Wm be sold chesp. This il 3 rare
opportunity for Germans or others deslrOus OF edu-
caunr their children at the schools Of Berea, aud 70
OBTAIN a home At smslj figures. Address I. " Box
l3I Berea, u LEADER Office, Cleveland, ONO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

A Rochester, NY, paper of late date
hiss the following: @Last evening q colored
man by the name of David Cunningham,
who resided on the corner of Spring and
Fitzhugh streets, died of typhus fever. He
was n of the men concerned in the John
Brown raid in Virginia, and at the time OF
the arrest of the great Old Dominion terri
fer he fled to Pennsylvania. He after
wards went to the West, workingin several
different States, snd q few years ago came
to this city, where he has been employed
mostly in cooking for the soldiers. Lister
ly he has been at camp on the Fair Grounds.
he WAS a man of great physical strength
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

MRS. CASHBER6 pays the highest
M cash price for ladies' cast OF Eearing apparel
Please trf, by calling, or seCdins a note by post, 70
mrs. CASHBERG, No. 10 Pit sburgh street. Orlerz
VIII be nuncluaIly att.alvd 70. syI.A-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

Earn, No. $50 S.. Clair street, corner Of J Law
renee S.. A good place for business; u short dis
tance from Pittsburgh Railroad shops and boiling
MiIL. enquire en- The premises. ly2GZoO
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

p1OS A MONTHl-AeEETs WANTED
QlHO everywhere to intro iuoe the improved
SHAW and CLARK an FAMILY SEWING MACHISE, the
OSIT lOg pric- aInChins ia the country WI ch y II
CrSsED by Grover and Baker, wheeler and Wn3on.
Go,Ea Slayer aud Co., and BatCheluor. ALL OLneI
Iechiues now sold for less than forty dollars are IN
T~aTSdEMESTs, aud the seller and User liable 70 mt
cS1,-1issioU- allowed. Illustrated circulars sent rse.
Sddrsss SHAW CLARK BiddefOrd. Maine.mll-235
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

n pa d to good Agents, male CT female, TO ell tn
NsiI-o1 Sewing Il chine. 1t Will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck. cord, lind, quilt and embroider beautifully
II las been decided in the U. 3. Court, that the
Wl-Ou Sewing Machine Is no iniring ment; FOR
tefnns aod FsFucuIara- address s. ANDEhSDn
a. .vpfaud- IL JgZi.1D
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

WANTED-TwJ men to work in the
w harvtst-f ID. Enquire Of %. REEVES, 2S
naaH-Lurnn Ia. ALA..LlL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
state Rights

Great confusion is likely TO ensue from tn,
mistaken or wilful confoupdng of State Right:
With the proper method of asserting or maintain
ing them. No greater mistake, or more PERM
cious conclusion can be arrived at than the idea
that the event of the war has changed or lessened
in any degree single right that pertained 70
the States; and yet such powerful advocates O,
the extreme State Rights doctrine as the Free.
mans Journal was, now pretend to believe tina,
the suppression of the rebellion includes the
overthrow OF the doctrine. and that State Rights
no longer exist except permissively by the Fed
eral Government This theory is in its tendency
alike destructive of the Republic and he liber
ties of the people
The right of a State to peaceably withdraw
from the Union upon the plea of anticipated
wrongs has been decided by the war not to exist.
The people have through their armies declared
that they will permit 10 such thing, and the at
tempt TO do SO will probably be stgmatized for
mally by our Courts as treason on the part of the
individuals trying to carry il into execution.
This and this alone has been decided by the war
and it is the voice OF the Nation which declares
il. But in no particular has the status of the
States or the rights reserved to the States by the
Constitution been altered or impaired, and eyery
right they have ever been entitled to, they can
still demand and exercise heterogeneous or
aggressions on their rights can. as ever. be
resisted in all proper and legal ways, and we are
encouraged to think that the tendency now 10 to
get back as rapidly as possible TO the old conser
vative policy of our Government. We have but
TO get rid OF the Stantons and Hollis, who have
lived and thrived through war and its attendant
irregularities, when the sober second thought of
the y alton will probably soon replace in their
proper relative positions the Federal and the
State authority Detroit Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
soldiers and sailors for Public
OFFICES.

The system which has been for some time
pursued at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard, and 10 now
forming the subject Of public comment, is one so
much at variance with the spirit of the times in
which we live and the new order of things arising
ont Of the war and the return OF peace, that the
Government should take official cognizance of it
without delay We allude to the refusal to EN-
ploy men who have seen service in the army and
navy upon the public works. for the purpose of
keeping political drones in Office. This is not
the first time that complaints have been made
since the war commenced of similar conduct on
the part of Mr.. Delano and other officials Of the
Navy Yard. That establishment has VIGOROUSLY
been furnishing the fish pots and flesh pots for
the political hacks of the dominant faction for
years. But we are living in different times now.
There is a new class of men who have clams
upon the Government for the means of
honest livelihood. not only in the Navy
Yards, bu. in every Institution under Govern
ment patronage, where no qualifications as to
party opinions or services should be the test OF
fitness for employment; but simply their record
as veterans in the war, whether on land or sea-.
There is perhaps, no class in the community
more fitted 10 fill most OF our public offices than
is to be found among these very men. trained as
they are to discipline, Injured to hardship, quick
witted. intelligent and loyal The corrupt polt-
ical place holders, who are sore upon the body
polite. should therefore be compelled TO give up
their hold upon the fat of the land. and make
way for the veterans. To accomplish this is
another motive for the organization of a new po-
tical party by the soldiers and sailors of the war
"A healthy. fresh, vigorous party, which com
prehends the wants of the country at the present
time, and would leave out in the cold the tricky
politicians and loafers who have been so long
demorazing public sentiment and feathering
their own nests. Let them begone. and clear
the way for our gallant veterans.-New York
Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Prom the New York News.
RlaCk Votes.

If we applaud the policy of the President in
refusing TO deluge the Southern States with ne
gro voters, it has not been with party views. Ii
we looked to party interests in this matter, we
should say give the negroes votes; because il
they had the suffrage they would certainly use II
as their white neighbors and employers wish.
Besides, being working men. precisely to what
ever extent intelligence prevails among them, to
that extent they would be Democrats. In short,
the negro franchise would end in giving the
Democratic party a reinforcement: Of half mil
lion votes, or Whereabouts. Yet il would be
wrong, for the sake Of such an advantage. to
yield to the outcry OF the negromaDiacs, and
elevate a clearly inferior race, suddenly and
without previous training, to an equal particips-
ton not only in liberty, but in power, with men
who were born free citizens, aud are come OF q
breed that understand freedom Of old
On this matter the Courier des Etats Unis,
a journal conducted with grent ability and jus
tice. says we'll
1--WE are not Of those who are resolved to re-
fuse indefinitely and with predetermination the
right of suffrage 10 negroes; but one does not usu
ally ntrust instrument save to those capable
of handling it; and the first condition TO the OBJ
tainment Of right is TO know how TO enjoy IT,
The negroes, emancpated but yesterday. with
out education, almost without the gift OF reason
without ideas OF general politics or government
only moved by instincts, are they capable all at
once of making a use of the suffrage which
would be salutary TO others to themselves? We
DO not think So Here are men, or rather chill
dren. who do not even comprehend that it is ne
cessary 10 labor in order to have the right to
live; and you would give them instantly their
share in the governments of the State. This is
neither possible nor sane. Here is race which
absolutely needs tutelage. n race of minors who
must be protected sgains. themseves-and you
would call the pupils to govern their teachers
l. that reasonsblef"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

AID TO SOLDIERS FAMILIES The County
Commissioners met TO day, and ordered that a
loan of 5000 be raised, to be expended in &C
cordance with the late act for the relief of all
destitute families Of such soldiers az have en-
listed and been credited 20 Floyd county The
loan IL TO Dear annual interest Of sir per
cent.-N. A. Ledger.
-SHooTISG SCRAPS AND MURDER AT GREEN
vILLE.-We have the particulars Of al agcra.
waited case OF murder which took place at Green
vile, in this county. last night Two men from
Louisville, named Joseph Smith aud Frederick
Wall, each having a woman with them, had
been staying at the house of @. Shutx, in Green
vile We believe they arrived there on Sun
day. and since their arrival seem to have been Cd
general spree. On their way to Greenville On
Sunday, as we are informed. they shot a couple
OF hogs belonging TO citizens Of Mooresville
each being armed with gun. They were pur
sued. aud compelled 70 pay for their sport
Last night they visited the circus at Green
vile. where they behaved very badly. Ii is not
certainly known how the difficulty originated
that ended 50 tragically; but about ~ o'clock p
NJ, they became embroiled with several of the
men employed by the circus, and a fight ensued
in the course of which, Smith and Wall shot
three or the circus men, one OF whom has since
died Of the other two wounded men. one i.
shot through the shoulder, and his arm brok en-
and the other had finger shot off
Smith and Wall, ccompanied by the two wo
men, and another man whose name we could
not learn. made their escape, leaving behind
them the wagon in which they went to the town
and other personal effects. The officers are il
hot pursuit OF the murderers. and il is hopeC
they Will be brought to justice.-New Albany
Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
A RENEEAcTREss.

There is woman in the public eye whose name hse
sll along been associated. mind with the sYan-
kee,""Quack" and" Humbug" But II "a 10 no longer
and we desire her such Suspicious
associations In ali other whstever notions We
may have Of womany del-scy and propriety, we will
ali admit that woman aloe T. the Nurse-the 0ood
Nursr-the best Nurse. Whether shall have Female
Physicians not, is question which must be decided
by time and principle and Tot matter oftaste Pride
prejudice, caprice and custn may well behave them
selves for there is really want there will also be
supply; there be calling, there will be a coming
nature ana human society always SELF supplying
ana though Art and Fashion may hinder. they oszass
prevent
Mrs. winslow does not n sh to treat ysa gentlemen,
Nor does she prescribe seginen for your wives but
phess TO your infants In the cradle IA there anything
improper In thati Nur>s Of 80 years" experience
can boldly say what Is j. not good for a babe ana
ought to be listened Cd her on her hunb bic
and happy mission She /. the most successful pbvs
clan and mosi eectua our little ever
enjoy d-her doting parents excepted. yust epep
the door for hsr, and Mrs nslow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale q the Nursery OF this w..
sure, that will tsch eur s.susy', 70 say "A
Blessing Mrs. Wnscw'e-for helping her 20 survive
and escape the gripping, cGiicking and teefhnr siege
We confirm every word sei forth In the prospecfus IA
performs precisely what IL trofesses 10 perform every
part OF it-noth.ng less-ksay with your Cordial
Paros ono, Drops, Laudsnum," and. every other
Narcotic" by which the beoes druRxed into
and rendered dull and idiotk for life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for
Children Ieething." IL We, bad the power we would
make her. a. she IS physical savior the race
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

\ INV PARTY 1t Is now we'll understood in
Washington, in well informed circles, that the
President is determined to do what be thinks i.
right, no matter how he may be sssailed for it.
lie does not believe that an unsuccessful rebel.
lion has destroyed the rebeliious States or their
constitutions, and be will leave the question OF
suffrage 10 he decided by those who have the
right to decide il. Ii would not be AZ all sur
prsing If an Administration party should be
formed out Of Ihe recent political parties which
will give 90 Mr. Johnson's administration very
much OF the vgor aud strength which character.
iEed the administration OF Gen Jackson-N Y.
Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
The Negre suffrage QuestIon-The
Dsviston IN the Republican House

On Saturday last the Republicans Of Mont
gonery county, Ohio. held their Convention to
appoint delegates TO the State Convention on
the 2lt Of June. Lieutenant Governor Charles
Anderson was present, and made speech 10 op-
position to negro suffrage. At the conclusion.
be offered the following resolutions:
Resolved. By the Union citizens of Mont.
gomery county. that ve do respectfully and
earnestly protest agsnst such an usurpaton OF
power and revolution. either BY our authorities
as government or our people As 4 section:
" Resolved, That We are utterly opposed 70
such enfranchisement of this class, neither be
cause they are black, nor because they have been
slaves merely. but solely because. that having
been 90 recently slaves, We know that ns
q mass. and upon the average, they are not ca
pable and worthy Of this exalted function; that
this Is not q question Of comparison between the
deserts Of rebels and negroes, but between the
whole Observation-Disclosures clase incapable
Of a duty so difficult. That il ia an effort 10
Africanize--yes, worse still--to Nexicanize our
people and our Institutions. which would. in con
sequence, soon pass through widest anarchy into
q settled despotism; and that We do. therefore,
respectfully, but firmly, request the forthcoming
Union Convention at Columbus. in some judi
cious and eficacieus way, to put an end TO this
exciting agitation, which must surely, il not
arrested, ruin not only the Union party Ia tenn
porary, but serious evil,) but the Union itself
an incalcuable aud endless calamity.
James Boyle seconded the resolutions, when
on motion Of Colonel Parrott, the resolutions
we're tabled
"E. s. Young offered the following. which
after brief debate, was disposed of by adjourn
ment sine die, viz:
Resolved, That, in the opinion Of this meet
| ing, it is both unnecessary and inexpedieut thai
the State Convention shall take any action OIL
make any platform upon the question of negro
suffrage"
The same effort will be made 10 the State Con
vention to dodge the question, and to resist an,
committal regarding the Presidents policy. Th,
| radicals mean to bully the President, ard carry
their favorite measure. but the first want 10 ge
a new lease Of power in the State Governments
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

WKSDELL PHILLIPs.-Concerning the cor
rec, report" of Mr. Phillips speech. put forth by
the Anti-SlSvery Standard the New York Times
says: This makes II quite proper for US to say
that the correction referred to was an after
thought on the par, Of Mr. Phillips We are
informed, by persons who heard the speech, and
whose authority. Mr.. Phillips himself will not
question. that ne declared distinctly and unmis-
tskeably, that be would advocate reputation
OF national debt, unless the suffrage Was con
coded TO the enlrsnchised slaves. The correct
version OF hlo speech. which represented him as
referring only to the rebel'd.bt was trdud-in-
tending 10 convey the false impression that be
hsd never threatened Reputation of the deb,
incurred by the Government in the wsr against
rebellion His menace was precisely like that
Of JEFF Davis. the father OF reputation. distinct
and hat-footed "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

We have put up and sob this article for over 10 years
and CAN SAY IN C0NFff ENCK AND TRUTH oft what
We have been able 60 say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN A sINGLr INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, whes timely used Never did we
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who sed
it, On the contrary, ali delighted with opera
tons, and speak IN terms Il commendson Of rs
effects and medical yir=es- We speak In this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOws' after 20 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OUR REIUTAII0N FOR TIE FULFIL
hENr OF WHAT VIZ ERR DxCLARD In simos,
every instance where the infant IS suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found IN neen or twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions Tor using will accompany eseh bottle
None genuine unless the sc -smile Of CURTIS PER.
KINS, New York, is on thu outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

President JOHNSON CNcoSDIrIoSALLr PAR-
DoNs A SoCTH CAROLINA REBKL -"Raconteur. -
the Washington correspondent Of tho New York
Commercial Advertiser wriies Hon W W.
Boyce has received al unconditional pardon. sc-
compsried by friendly letter from the Presi-
dent" Mr.. Boyce vas Democratic Member
OF Congress from South Carolina when that
State seeded. lie was. up to the end Of the
rebellion. a member OF the rebel House Of Rep.
resentatives. The restoration OF State Govern
meot IN South Csrosina will no doubt be entrusted
TO the bands of Mr. Boyce. EI Governor Aiken
and Others OF their standing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

A BovSTr BKoKER PsRposED.-Delany. the
Maine bounty broker. who vas proved TO have
cleared over 800 900. ard who i understood TO
have received the severesI yerdieI awarded by
any court marital which has had coguizsnce Of
this class OF ofenses. has been unconditionall,
pardoned by the President York Tri.
bune
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Gratuitous Exhibition (!

which the people of kurope fiOcked by
thousands from ten to twenty miles 10
witness, a Gorgeous Pageant more
brilliant than ever beheld by mortal
eyes since the days Of Chivalry or the
splendor Of the Field of the Cloth OF
Gold. In this great procession will APP
pear the grand Chariot of Kolus, with
the full Opera Band, followed by the
Golden Car Of Paris, and containing an
Allegorical Tableau Of America, repre-
sented by groups Of beautiful females
classically draped. To complete the
beautiful picture, Mr.. Crockett, to the
wonder and admiration OF every one,
enters the den and leads out large
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

~ The New York Evening Post. hitherto an
earnest and efficient laborer IN the Republican
party. says tina, " the Republicans have ceased
to be. nom the ample fact tia. they have no
longer any distinctive creed TO express. or any
peculiar function 20 fulfil.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

I'VE see an advertisement your columns Of MIS-.
WILSON'S SOOTHING sYtUP. Nov, NE never said
wore In favor Of patent saedicine before life.
but ne eel compelled 10 20 reassrs that this
no huntng-ws have tired IL. and know II 10 be ell n
claims n probably one ct the nsst successful medl
eines Of the day, because IL Is Of the best And
those OF your readers who lave babies can't do better
than lay In supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
SPECIAL eau TON.

The great popularity 4 Sfs. win.lO.'. Soothing
Syrup, for children tsethinss has induced unprncpsl
pose, IN advertising which they have esy copied
advertisements and netcsa from the prsss bet have
49, .s.,s a,s., 80. q -, -.,,,as csrs,ro.s<s
ncw - OF all iuaitstcrs usT<D6voob
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Re>t. Health aud Comfort to
Mother ard Child.

MRS wIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething softens the gnmss reduces Inflammation al
lays all pain, and vivid choiic Perfectly safe ia
al cases. We would say g every mother who las
suffering child do not let yos prejudice the preju
child and the relief that vii be sure-yes Absolutely
sHre-io follow the use Of thi medicine ftnsly used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BErwEEs
your suffering child and the relief that viii be absoute
~ sure 70 follow the use Of rs wISsLOw's sOOTH-
NO sfkCP IL corrects ac ~ Of the ston aeh relieves
gives rest to the mother and ssahht 70 thschld