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FlS and fEAkS OF OTTER.
" from Lts.,ne rne lss Monday In Juno HACK will run
number Of nest and Se Deans fIt
VISITOR. 'ss,sssoI viii endeyor to render
JlTOI,,C; N. HORSLEY.
Socns MacLnes0 supply of those very celebra
81, mnieh we will sell cheap.
taae21 |LaRhsON e. ANDERSON,
III No. LOG, Main gt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-04
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT,
WM r RICHIE ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1855.
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Mes. STowEIN SooTLAND.--Mrs. Il. B. Stowe
has been lecturing the Scottish aristocracy on
American slavery. Mrs. Stowe and her Scottish
sympaih zsrs, of course, are all "for Fremont
The Scottish Press, newspaper, reports her at
meeting of the ladies' Emancipation Committee,
sympsthiz;ng with the political movements now
taking place, and dwelling strongly on what she
considered the duty of supporting the anti-slavery
Presidential candidate, (Fremont0 from whose
election she hopes for great results to the cause of
the Save, not only in regard to the admission of
Kansas as an expression Of public opinion, but
also because the President has the appointment Of
persons to all the State Offices and to have all these
filed with aoti-slsvery men would be of essential
service Mra Stowe Qhe editor adds) though
still in very delicate health appeared stronger than
on her iorrner visit. She visisen Roslin and Mel
rose, and finally left Ednburg on Wednesday last
for NeEc ,stle en- route for Durham, York, and
London.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06

SHARPE's RIFLEs.--An sportsmen, who are in
want OF a good and reliable gum especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer, &C. are invited
TO call at the store of Fall & Cunningham, No. Al
Public Square, and examine 'Shsrpes Patents port.
ing Rife which in rapidity of firing, accuracy OF
aim, and length OF range is far superior TO any gun
ever invented and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction IL 50 exceedingly simple that it is not
more liable ito get out Of order" than the common
Kentucky Rifle.
F. & have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent.
NASHVILLE. Julv 16. lS56-6m.
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7. c. BUKGE. G. C. ALLEN.
BURGE & ALLEN,

Successors to T. c. Burge Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding, and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in BrQndies, Cigars, Tobacco, dc
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND aSPRING STREETS
Nashville, Tenn
WE are Just in receipt of the following Groceries
200 hhds prime to choice Sugar;
$50 barrels rebOiled MOlaSses;
100 d do do
200 Loaf, Crushed. and Powdered Sugar
500 bags Rio Coffee;
IS bags Old Gov. Java COfee;
50 bags Laguyra do
IS barrels Mackersl, Nos. and s;
SO d barrels do do doe
IS boxes Scotch Herring
TieTees Figs;
loo boxes Raisins, assorted
$50 PAINTED Buckets;
% Nests Tubs;
$50 box Tobacco assorted brands
100000 assorted brands of Cigars
500 kegs OF Nails
500 Demj0hus;
500 gro. Matches;
25 bags S Almonds;
25 bags Pepper;
20 bags Spice;
8 casks Dutch Madden
5 CerOons best Indigo;
Is boxes fine Starch;
Sc do bar Soap; .. ~
100 do Star Candles;
50 do Talow Candles;
loo do Cheese assorted kinds;
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pike and Wiltshire Whisky
30 barrels Robertson county do
100 barrels Rye, Bourbon and Smith Reserve Risky
With general Stock of BrandIes Wines, Gin, &C. to
gether with a supply of LongwOrth's Native Catawbl
Brandy and Sparkling Wine.
marll, Sc. BURGE ALLEN.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

PlLESo fILESot IlLEhc!
THIS HITHERTO DISEASE, PORN AND
STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
w LII fail in giving Immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most Obsnat cases OF
Hemorrhoids Piles 1t is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and the result OF years
of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have a remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear of failure its part to do all the proprietor
claims for il
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite strictly to observe them aud cure will soon
TO follow.
DIR. T II. CAvANAUGH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve SAYING it would cure me- tired 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and l am well, | believe it
be- as proved in my case invaluable remedy and
for that disease the Piles and as such recon-
mend it to others.
Yours truly JOHN W, HANSON, OfSt. Louis, Mo.
~ Price 81 per box For sale in Nashville BY Ewin
Bros, Wholesale Agents. and by Druggists and Dealers
generally,
DR.. 7, Il. CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aug3I-ly INSIDE st. Louis, Mo.
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NOtice-Inha atiOn i'm ConsumptiOn,-See
advertisement under this head. Female Complaints, Vene
real Affections Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Heart and LIVER
&c, will meet with due attention. [oct26-dGm
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RIVER NEWS.

Reported by Fl. II. HARRISON.
There IS now on Hsrpeth Shoals three and a
half feet with falling view.
The weather cool ard pleasant with a settled
appearance.
The steamers Umpire and Aida due ia port this
day.
The steamer Aida will meet with immediate
despatch this day for Paducsh and Cairo.
Steamers Seventy Six, Hibbsrd and Zen. Pike
upst the port of Cincinnati for this port.
CRooKER's MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. lester
day WAS the Fall opening day of the above essb-
llshment, ard prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice as well as be in fashion (as near
ly every body, we thought, was there) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large and
fine display OF millinery and fancy goods there TO
be seen. MIR Croker has brought on a very large
and varied stock, embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. Tie
stock ofbonnels, flowers, ribbons, trimmings head
dresses, sc, is far beyond what we expected to
see The finer qualities of these various styles of
goods are indeed superb, SURPRISING anything we
lave ever seen. The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced to the ro:ion Of thepuolic.
Mr.. c. Is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well SIS retail, aud country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well TO examine bis
stock
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
NAsnvlILE, THURSDAY MORNING. NOV 8. 1857.
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

Tee county members of the Agricultural Bn.
resu, and the officers of the Mechanics Institute
aud Of the Davidson county Agricultural Society,
are requested to meet at the Merchants Exchange
Saturday morning next, at 10 o'clock, a0'hto'a JdfL
TnEArRF-To night, let il be rene inferred, has
been set apart for the benefit of Miss MARY PAR
TIEoroS, the accomplished dsnsense of the Nash
vile Theatre. The simple announcement u at the
performance is for the benefit Of a member of the
company who hss contributed so much to the
amusement Of oar theatre-goers, should, of itself,
be sufic ent to draw an overwhelming house, but
in addition to t. is, bill of great excellence and
variety will be presented.
We think manager DAVIS was peculiarly fortu-
nate in securing the services of Miss P. and we
hope that she msy receive, to night, the bumper
which she certainly deserves. Get your sests
early. A
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GENTLEMEN'S DANCING ACADEMY.

MONS. PINGUELY at The request of many Gentlemen Of
WI city. will open his Academy FRIDAY, October
3s ~ O'Clock P. NJ, at his Hall, CoOper's Building,
where will teach the latest and Fashionable Dances
of the day Grand Exhibition Ball will be given
month Pupils, after months instructions will have the
privilege Of meeting the Ladies' Class once week.
, Days of tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at
~ o'clock, P. M Terms-S6 per month in advance.
Oet30-dim.
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Fresh Arrivals

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
100 hhds n. o. Sugar, 60 bxs. pint & \ pint Flask
35 bbs PoY'd Loaf Sugar; 200 DemiohDs, assorted;
80 bag Lag. Coffee; 225 bags Ro Coffee;
IS bxs Il u bxs Star Can IS bbls Molasses;
dies 75H do,
Is bxs Serine and Taow SO bxs spic and fresh Oys
Candles; tiers;
30 bxs Langhorn ARMS 10 bxsAna Rice, very fine;
tead's Tobacco; Is bxs Kentucky Tobacco;
IS bxs prime Western Re- % bbls No d Mackere
serve Cheese; so kits;
rs casks English Soda 100000 Havana Cigars, va
80 bxs Soap; rious Brands;
so RIiSjHs so 900 Melee do
100 OF Kegs pure White Lead 1900 lbs Bar Lead '
25 bxs Ink; 10000 G. ID. Perm Caps
20 bags Ginger Indigo;
Is doz. Painted Buckets; 10 bills Brimstone
l cask Madder; 10 bbls Crackers;
Z bbls Alum rs bags Pepper
10 bags hlIsnics; so col Is cOttOu Cord;
100 Cotton Yarns 20 A." Hemp do;
so bxs 3XlO iOHl2 Glass; so bxs gal Il 4 gal botles
IRONS AND CASTINGS.
100 tons ROfd lroH, war; ted % tons assd Castings;
80 Bells Hand iron, 60 sets assorted Axes
800 hand Plough M'lds; 500 Wagon Boxes;
1000 lbs 4. b. Stee 5000 lbs. Cast Steel;
$500 " +. b. Steel. 1870 Crawley SteeE
1900 " Spring Steel.
LIQUORS, UMPORTED,)
10 baskets Champagne VIM;
10 bbs. Old Fort Vine;
casks Sherry DO.
Is bbls pure Sweet Malaga Wine;
2 casks A. Signette Brandy;
pipe pure Holland Gin, Eagle brands;
puncheen pure Irish Whisky
LIQUORS, (AMERICAN.)
300 bbls Whisky, ohio, various brands;
loo Z" Pixies MonOngahela do;
81 4" Smiths Reserve, do
a. Monongahela Rye; do;
10 " Gin;
a. " Brandy;
Old MODOngahela Whskey very fine;
2j Ale, Schultz and Walkers brands;
All OF the above WILDE sold very low old stand
corner of Broad aud College Streets, by
ianl2 MCREA h TERRASS
DLACK TEA.-Two cases the finest ever brought
ID TO this market, for sale low by
sept CREA 4 TERRASS.
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THE eminent HARvEY" well known to every gen.
tleman Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
of garments IS now establishment, No. Is Cedar
street and is prepared to take measures to exhibit
fine an assortment OF Cloths Cassiners ind Vesngs,
we're ever displayed in Nashville. Our sock VI Ready
Made Clothing both gsnilemens and youths Is now ful
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head. -
ocIl4-H CLIFTON q ABBOff
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NASHVILLE
TENNESSRK IRON

CORRECTED WEEKLY rY HART, MACRAE d CO, NO. =
MARKET sIRHR.
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ROLLS CURguBYK,R. REsoLvRNT.

BOILS CURED BY X. r. RESOLVRNT.
Lima, Indiana, Dec. I2 1856
Messrs. Railway & Co., Chemists, n. Y.--Send me two
dozen OF r. K ResOvent have been soTely afflicted with
hoiIs have been tormented these dsagreeable
creseesces for more than years. tried all kinds Of
medicines without effect. commenced the kesOlvent One
bottle ured nae entirely since recommended II TO
otb.rs Yonr. truIy &c. WRIGHT.
RAILWAY & Co.,
lG2, Fulton street, New YORK.
Sold by Druggists, Merchants. and Store keepers
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GOOD MEDICINES
r. IL. r.
Important Revelations.

r. Il. r.
Important Revelations.
A GREAT PHYSICAL LAW
Possessing the Important influence over the health OF
The body, has been entirely overlooked and
neglected BY the Medical Faculty. @
WONDERFUL POWER THR n. \. REnRDIKs m KkEPtHs
lf HEALTHY yREk IRON PAIN.
EQUALIZE THR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hk .
SYSTEM. -.
CHAPTER 4.
Kqaalixng the circuisoHthe method Of preventing
The establishment OF dseaseregulaOa the only means
Of purifying the blood and restoring the sick 10 health
quick efG-ey OF Railways Ready Relief and Railways
Regulators, S~riag The patient OF coughs CONCESSIONS
rheumatism pneumonia throat, iDEamatOns fever
and aue bilious rsmitent and Intermittent, scarlet,
yphus chsgres and all contagious and non-conagoas
fevers.
The positive virtues Of Railways Rsnovang Resolvent,
restoring the COnsumpuve 10 Health, and secung
Bronchitis, Asthma, bad Headaches and Dyspepsia (
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r
TTAVE Just opened q very handsome assortment OF
IL Furnishing Goods. comprising great variety Of
Gloves Suspeuders Mex rtes Bick and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Handkereheis, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shaws aud huftiers, &e., &c all Of
which will be sold at fair prices ,-,
septic If CLIFTON ABBOfr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPHIc ELECTION NEWS FROM
OTHER STATES.

! BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-Consi iereble rioting has
occurred and pistols were freely used; several per-
s)ns have been wounded and one man reporpeu
/ fatally SO. = -- lAs 4ess sf3E
NEw York, Nov. 1--WE have reports from m
several wards Several persons have been icy %
by pistol shots. Insoms districts polling pia;es
have been destroyed. Warrants were Issued 70
arrest the ring leaders.
WHEELING Nov. 4.-Buchsnsn's majority in
| Ohio county is about 200. Scott had ZoF msJorl-
| ty. 80 51y-a {
BosroN, Nov. 4, M.--Fremont 5000; Buchanan
24OO; Fillmore 1900.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. South Carolina electors
| appointed, and Legislature expressed their desire
that their votes should be for Buchanan and Breok.
inridge.
CRY OF LoUrsv1LLE Fillmore, $685.; Ba,hsn-
an, 20l4; Fremont, Is
BARREN CoUETY-Glasgow precinct Fillmore
majority, 277; the county viii give 400 msjority.
WooDFoRD CoUNrY.--FilImore, 7O3, Buchanan,
446.
SHELBY COUNTY Fllmore's msjority GAO.
NELSON COUNTY Buchansn's majority 254.
PIrrsBURe, Nov 4-23 districts in Allegheny
county give republican increase Of $50.
Clark county, Ohio Republican gain 100.
CNcNNArI, Nov 4 -Derno crats have slightly
increased majority. Dlyton, republican loss SO.
Evansville, Buchanan majority 1877 gain 81 over
State election. Toledo, Buchanan majority 700
gain 100.
New ORLEANS Nov 4.-Tbe parish of Orleans
gives Fillmore 3I37 msjority. Parish of Jefer-
son, Fillmore 500 maj ority-both being large gains.
Returns from the country parishes show large dem
ocratic gains.
Returns from 10 precincts in Mississippi show
democratic gains.
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COPARTN EkSIIIP NOTICE..
TINE partnership heretofore existing under the style of
il LANIER & PHILLIPS, in the Wholesale Grocery and
commission business, ceased this day, by Limitation
Tire business and after this date will be continued
conducted under the firm of LANIER, PHILLIPS
d CO. persons indebted late firm requested
make early settlement and those having claims against
the will please present them for adjustment
-. l.. III. LANIER,
loEG
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IBEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID | will sell bargain IN Residence, No IS High
street. The house large and eom0dUus, and well
ranged Win alt the necessary cDnysnenees for large
family Auy person wishing, parrhase VIII please call
at DAVIS Pitcher Co., No. 70 Public square.
octg-u } b. DAVIS
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JARE IL 4. JON IL. -.
HAVE hand ~ negroes foo sale. Among them or 3
likely giIls, from - "a years Odd, extra house
want washer and ironer, likely and nte9enf,
and several Also, extra black smith. Call
while the excitement Is up
., ctls-tI- REEFS W. PORTER.
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PRAoneAL Asp AsALrnoAL CHrnisr.

LOWELL ASss-
- And sold Wholesale By Berry 4 DemOVle. Retail
BY o. brown, Nashville, and ali Uurggst sin the city
and ell Dealers in Medicine every where 4
dtrwdW4m.
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS

two OF Railways Regulators VIII answer better
purpose than castor oil, common pills, blue pills.
Bilious pills, other eathaFc bilious, drastic purga
tfVes salts, The Regulators will quickly open
the bowels, iorcs natural passage, and will leave
whole sy stem in q healthy state.
Observation-Disclosures.
How the X. X. K. Remedies raised Mrs Houxh
IRON crippled and helpless condition to sound heaIh,
skull OF oaT OF The most learned physicians
New York had failed to relieve her Drs Parker Rsese
WardIe, and MAclelan.
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y 4. MAYES, formerly of Columbia, Tenn has taken
IL. Office Broad Street, adjoining the Depot OF the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Nashville and is prepar
make liberal cash advances consngnments TO John
" ilams & Co. oct 81 -3m
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tent
In consequence OF tho relative dspropor,on between the
numerical force OF the medical staff and the number OF mill
ary posts occupied by troops there very few stations
that the assistant surgeons almost without excep
ton performing the duties of surgeons and there
sary devolye upon the hospital stewards certain duties
which, under other circumstances properly pertain to
sstant surgeonssuch responsibility for the proper
preparation distribution, and ADMINISTRATION Of medicines
prescribed and the immediate charge and direction OF the
and attendants, &C, DC Ii manifest that the in
eres Of the service require that but steady sober
and intelligent be selected for this position and If
provision made for securing the services of such
they would In short time be competent TO supply tempo
rary, the place Of medical officer ncapacated by sick
ness suddenly removed by death At present hospital
stewards detailed from the rank aud file of the army
and 1t is much the interest Of the captain Of
pany 10 retain his best IL that of the medical o
their services 1t is frequently impossible to
reconcile these onicng interests and the practice often
leads to unpleasant differences between the surgeon and
the commsndant OF the post Of the company Another
orcble objection TO the that in the fro
qucnt movements OF troops from point TO another
the soldier detailed hospital steward Is required go
with his company so that the medical officer has no
instructed In the duties peculiar 10 that
office than he has the process with another
When soldier is detailed hospital steward and
post garrsoped by less than four companies he ia by
existing laws aud regulations entitled to receive the pay
and emonmens per month OF first sergeant OF infantry
and IL assigned to duty at post occupied by four
companies or serving with body Of troops in the field
be entitled to the pay and enonmepts OF an ordnance
sergeant
would therefore recommend that persons enlisted
hospital stewards be brought into the service
mssoned staff officers having the rank and pay OF first
sergeant and that their number be determined from time
to time by the Secretary OF War bn IN case TO exceed
the number of military posts actually occupied by troops
Its aso suggested that The original appointments be given
70 soldiers who have already proved themselves competent
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wHAr Las BEcoME oF rHE AMEaIcAN PANTY

WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE AMERICAN PARTY
Hon. Jacob Broom, Of Pennsylvania Is one Of the sx
gentlemen in the House OF Representatives from the North
who recognise the l2lh section Of the Philadelphia plat
form. After very thorough sitting the whole product Of
nothing nationality in the North proves be- Mr.
Broom and his associates The Seward republicans all Of
whom, were helped into Congress by the know-nothing
order and of whom coyenanted members Of the
order, have complaoenty taken their seats as ii
had been such Institution in existence
this identical order We realize how trying such
spectacle must be to the very very few national know
nohings in Congress from the free States Mr. Broom OF
Pennsy lyana, Saturday, forward therefore,
10 tell the republicans who elected by the Ameri
can order that it was time they should remember
what sentiment il was that put them into Congress.
He called upon Them in eloquent and paui,tic terms
10 give up their slavery agitation, and 10 unite
the American PLATFORM and predicted il they did that
Speaker could be elected lie wanted them prove their
gratitude to the order Bat the republicans did not seem
to have the slightest computations of the
subject They rather retorted upon Mr.. Broom by telling
him that it was Sambo and not Sam, who defeated the
democracy In 1854 and of the party vastly indig
nant because Mr. Broom did not cooperate with them in
the noble and phanthropic project OF helping to
line which has been eecuay boted out as If IL had
existed No one of the republicans has however,
yet denied his obligations to the know-notngs, while
Of the latter from the free States have mingled with
the republicans "ke kindred drops melting into ONE
So that upon Mr. Broom's authority, If we are TO find
the of the American party Cor those Who
they grateful should be the representatives Of that
party 60 to that region OF the popular branch Of
Congress which responds in favor Of Mr. Banks for Speak
err IN other uords, the only party really in ne majority in
The House Of Representatives. is lie american payj and this
majority made up in good part Of the one hundred and
six members who vote for Mr. Banks the representative of
athe strongest anti-slavery district in the Union
1t requires Christopher Columbus therefore, to dis
cover where the American party is to be found.
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REPORT OF THE SURGEON GENERAL OF
THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

ScRegoy GENERALS OrrfcE,
November 10, 1855.
SIN: have the honor to submit to you report the
financial and Other transactions OF the medical department
OF the army during the fiscal year ending the goth of
June, 1855.
appears from the preceding tabular statement that the
entire amount Of funds available for the service Of the
medical aud hospital department OF the army during the
sca year ending June 30, 1855, ninety thou
sand eight hundred and forty dollars and 6tyone cents
s9Js4o 81 and that the total expenditure amounted TO
Thousand FIVE hundred and dollars
and eight cents S72547 0s) leaving balance applicable
the service of the present year Of twenty-five thousand
two hundred and ninety dollars and cents
(S23,2g3 40
OF the whole expended during the year, nineteen
thousand ave hundred and ninety four dollars and twenty
six $o5e4 26 paid account OF the pay and
other clams Of private physc,nna and y-two thousand
nine hundred and 6ity-two dollars and elghy-two cents
(<52952 s2 account Of medical and hospital supplies,
thousand dollars Of which expended exclusively
for the four regiments created by the last Congress-
An abundant supply Of medical and hospital stores OF
good quality has been regularly provided by the medical
purveyors New York aud New Orleans and distributed
in due time the military posts and to the troops
in the field while reserved supplies have been kept
three four of the important military depos to meet the
special qusous the surgeons OF the military
lions around provide posts and TO
furnish supplies TO troops temporarily employed in the
field.
dhe annual report cs the sick and wounded Of the army
for The year ending the oh u June 1882 as presented N