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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-03
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN EQUITY.
Sarah Droadwater, George NJ.
Droaiwater, ct. al.
rs. Bill for Partition
josiah King and wife, Mary
A., and others.
Fl appearing to my satisfaction, that the Defend.
q ants, Josiah King and wife, Mary A., nnd Levi
liibbard and wife, Sarah A., are absent from and
reside beyond the limits of this State, On motion
bv Mr.. ApxEr, Compts Sur. 1t is ordered that
the said Defendants do appear within three months
from the publication hereof, and plead, answer or
dcmur to this bill, or judgement will be rendered
against them pro conitsso
Z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.p.
March ., 1861 3mc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-03
Charleston and Liverpool
SAILING PACKETS!
REGULAR LINE.

vaNIE Undersigned beg 10 announce thnt they
4 have made arrangements for Il line Of SAIL
ING PACKETS between the above points, by
.hich every taci!ity in regularity end speed will
nc given to shippers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-03
Light for The Suffering llilIion!
DIR. .NI.ANTIN'S
GREA REMEDY.
JOY TO THE WORLD.
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AND AL MANNER OF
LUNG DISEASES SHGRTNESS G. BREATH,
DYSPEPSIA, DYSENTERY, &C.
Puro1y Vosctab1o:

CERTIFICAT TE-
Rocky CnEHK. Elgelcld District,
February L., 1861.
Mn Il. L. GESrRY:-I have tried DR.. Martins
Great Remedy for Dysencrr "n one Of my ci'il-
tlrcn, which resulted in perfect cure in three
days The child had not been well for more than
nlrl;th before She took the medicine. Every
family should keep it. Yours, &r.
JAS. T. QUITS.
e7s For sale hy Capt. L. NJ. PENN. Eisetr!d,
:. G., and at my stores NJ" AMI M. .. in Ham,
hur. s {. NJ. | on Centre Street, DR.. Creish-
t,n's old stand. AMI No. 2. On River Street, next
,l.,nr To Mc:.r$. pAdgcit 4 Crait"n$ store, and
Opposite Hammond, Il Lark: Store N"ne genu-
inc unless nr. Martins Cough Remedy and II. J..
Gentry, Agent. Hamburg. 5. C., is blown in the
bottle IN three sides. Manufactured by myself.
Six Bottles for 50, cash.
X. J.. GENTRY, Ast.
U,uhurr 6 c. Mnr 10 If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-03
Condensed Truth.

Some one says, talking Of t;sttening
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20
ARTILLERY.
aEN. MeLELLAN'a WAR HORSE

4 writer in Porter's Spirit thus de-
scribes the horse which some gentlemen
of CinciRRasa bought in 81. Louis and
presented to Gem Mcclellan, when he
took charge Of the army in Western Vir-
giuia: t
- Dan. Webster or Handsome D&a.'
the familiar sobEiqaes By which he was
known to the men, women and children
throughout the city, is gefding Of q
beautiful dapple mahogany bay color,
with three white feet and q star, very hea-
w lowing black anans and tail, the latter
regular 8; spoutyP' He il sixteen hands
high, and weighs, 10 ordinary assh. 1860
pounds. He vas sired b. Gen. jackson,
dam Of Sir Arehy and Messenger blood.
H. has fne, boay, and intelligent head
deIicately tapsxed ear, and a proud, beau
tifaiiY arohsd aeGk, capital shoulders, ye-
~ long and muscular arms, whose symme-
try could not be Improved were they cary
ed to order; his chest Is broad and deep,
bis legs hne, fat and boay, with his hooks
aaal knees well down to his haels, aaa bis
futlocks almost TO the ground, with a
round well-ribbea barrel of tremendous
length, and line and hips remarkable
for strength aud beauty indeed his Bne
points and evenly balanced proportions
naeks him in the fullest sense Of the term,
q falodsl horse, Ros only for symnaetry,
but for speed and stousnesg. As a ReId
horse never saw his superior, being re-
II 'tspy' when in action, with ppoud
Gnd nervous step, bis head as high
as his riders when mounted, and his
throatiaseE and she tips OF his fore feet
almost on perpenaiealaS line when in
repose. He Possesses many characseris-
ties common to no other one Of his sne-
cies / have ever known. For instance,
he VII not stamp his feet or shake off 4
dy if there were thousand On him, seern-
ing to entertain 4 contempt for all lesser
animals; and hls confidence in and affec-
ton for the hnmAn species il such thar
ne will uot, under any circumstances, suf-
fer his attention TO be drawn from his
master by any Hainow object. To his own
species he pays no atsenaion, passing
among them withoas dsigning them the
slightest notice, even whsn turned loose
IN the same yardor held. He will follow
bis master up any flight Of stairs, or
along any precipce where be can gss a
faoting, rslying On his masters judgment
for safety will stand any where he il
lcft without eOnstraint, and il as brave
as lion and as discreet as q judge. MAY
be bear his noble master on to victory.
conqusring and 10 conquer-untfi this
foaa rebsiiion Is crashed ous and psase
and union once Eaors restored TO cur dis
trscsed country 81 ..-f s.....s.....,.. ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20
nYsaa iasarfrrnrn

l3 sv 'sAM. iaomrzRun
wahe paa.ias dewa Llfs'a ~inafns vale,
pve seen that asdeas hopes may aaia,s &
TIE cairaest moFn mag hsing gale,
Eaas sang ssgagRsag tzss 70 wssI az
end strife mag saniah peace es
i IRE sesa shas Rasslsas tHls AAe mand,
And esteR men beccnle 50 hilaa,
mat nzHysE pash sifsy e&anat GaS,
n And yet they ssl6am feel inciineds
10 ts&s friand's sdvies. ~ s'3a@a
fAva seen ssias some mar riss 10 Psu,e. Is -
bale atAeEs Hve watheuE nSza@f
I've seeu that wszath mAy cpyeS shane
E#a For rew sfeE dAss shs Flea 10 siaE13, #
Theagh esnsurs iAsy aeserYe 81. ......s..
I've pssA tia poag aaaisessa lie a.. b
The fansfy, sur riag widow Sigh,
And beard ths aspsAass nlttsr cry Is1a g#5
Hhiie soans unfseiissiy pAssea By, g-..
RarAnias Send Ssalkhas. ss- *"ss.5 j"
Pvs seen the fair ana blooming naIa 1854
~ iaf1gg plaza - ahEawasssaa izia, ~
Led gr--dscetyed, and n&ss hezSzyed
Ard n'm hsx rssA Of life shade
A sla9m forever cast.
Pve witnessed slanass,s a&astaI blight g..
I've seen the weak sacrumb 10 naight
( pgs seaa thAt WfoAx, wksxn paints whits,
May often pass for honest Right,
AAA& aAAAkS@ &gsN*E y kHAEaR4
IN aBSFy aH&rFpis or Pre found -.
~ Both parties did vita AR4Aaa Aboand
Though each decfarsa hia reason sound
T9 take bis stanas mainaaAn hlm xraHna,
And make the otaaf yield.
I've sesn 3 nation rsat ia twain
Ans War eIsEue--teaFs, blood and 5s&in
VITA uHeh II loss &ad aoth3Rg to gain, -.
And good men struggled long in vAin,
a ssAleE4ent to canss. Fa '.t~ ..
In sh0Et, SO maay fls appear,
The WeTid TO Eae seems dark and dSsaF,
My heart 10 dAe4 with grief md fear
cnuak nay life 10 IsageF dear --
Ny hopes and joys are gone
.aE.
Could Right prevail in eF'ry breast
KFaEu @oEsh - BcSth, fram zAat h West
All stEife would cease, the WaEId uight rest 4
And foes bsc1uls each others guests
n o more the SE9xd 10 draw
suEe, ki9ht wSHtd iightea pain ad wos
TWaHId make pars strsaEB Of kindezE new
And Ger the face Of Earth tive nd thFu<
A. seething, calm, delightful gIaE, ..
By HeAxam aloae surpassed ="
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

RT 4 fellow about to start hotel in
New York, hired thief to steal bedding
for him from other hotels. The thiel
would pay for his lodging, register his
name, and request to be called early, TAX
ing when he went, sheets, pillow cases,
&c. He bad visited all the large inus Of
the city aud accumulated several dozen
pieces whan be was nabbed. ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

CO A fellow by the name of Lynch,
whose three months expired the day be-
fore the battle of Manassas, aad who on
that oceasion made speech and claimed
and obtained bis discharge, and marched
Of to the sennd Of the enemy's cannon,
is now candidate for Sheriff in the city
Of New York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

IxpowrAxcx or CrxxYtya AS.y.tA I.
il well known that every hair whstbe,
long or ak,,Ys. Il genera wish' rn,nsrons !
listIe barhs. Iikethe baYhs Of gsh hooks .
and therefore. when ! number of bairs
ara brought Ii contact With each ather'
and moved back and forth, thew viii work
ia araong each athsr. and ofssu form !
mass I'D tangIad-.-lfke the n.aiu "a ! ,,sts
which our anoesaass have often saugsst n
10 baliesa wars sha ssirrups 81 wssaa,ea
which were accustomed 10 ride sl,eza \
.g slayk ri.,l,ss -tlas II il ,,ss @ a -, II
70 disentansls tAssn. EI - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

60 The Boston correspondent of the
Springfield Republican says There 10
latent feeling in the country that the
Democratic parts is the only one which
possesses the requisite ability and pluck
TO conduct Affairs Ia stormy times, The
Mercantile and financial msn always hare
participated In shis feeling to q great sx.
tent. The shsmblipg way in which the
war has been managed by the Repnbli-
cans teadk 10 eoa6rm this notion.'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

THR QUESTION OF RAxK.-Tbe War De-
partmgus has decided that Gen. Grant
ranks Gen. Prentiss. 1t viii be rsmem-
bered that the latter rendered his resigna-
ton at the time OF Gen. Grants assuming
command st Iroaton. OF course all the
Brigadiefs whose appointment dates with
General GRANTS, also rank General Prem
tiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

10 Foreign papers say that pretty
and talented German aTtsste has put her.
self up 30 lottery. There are ID be sos
tickets At so thalsrs each, and the drawei
or the winning number is to have during
twelve moaths the exclusive right TO her
professional services of coarse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

gS The Iowa City Republican learns
that arrangements are completed for ex-
tending the railroad fourteen miles west
OF Marengo this season The poiat to be
reached By this extension is the village Of
Victor On the eastern line of Pownsheik
county.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

GT a memorial is being circulated By
the sboliSioaists Of New York, recon-
mending the Government to pay ali "Ioy-
aP' owners Of slaves that are enancipat-
ed in the seeeded States, for the loss Of
their property. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

G. The n. 4. Eueasas Post says THAI
until reeently no record has been kept of
the number Of seamen lost by falling over
board. Ii is ascertained that no less than
eight hundred and forty-four lives have
been lost in this say during the past nine
months. '@rs@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

HUSEN0ToN, THE FoRGERER, PARDoSxD,
This individual was, q few days since,
pardoned by Gov. Morgan, an released
from the State Prison, but immediately
afterwards arrested on a civil suit for
S2Q, 900, and eommitted TO Westchester
cOunty Jail. ''Out Of the frying pan 1n-
to the fre.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

k0H OPEN To 0TrLMWAs FIT - MfLKs.
FursAer Wsst sAAa say osAsr Raslruas IL L1asa
Ia connection with ihs
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD
sAorteaf, QaGckeif asa Best Remss
70 Chicago &sw York, Boston, PhIlsasIphla anL
Baltimore; 70 Keokuk, 81 Louis and Cincinnati
and to Aii psinsa in Einois, Indiana MiehsAn oaio
and Gaaasas -. .. ..
Two trains Daily leave Haa arrive Sundays sx.
LEAVE oTTUAwA. AARfvE At eHEcA 90
SEQ a'ciotk, 3. "a. SIS a'ei0ek, y. n.
i:Es Il p IA. SIS a. "a
E~Connecting st GAlssSurgh With the Northern
Cross RaiIr04d for Qaiacy3 st Mendoza w4th the
Illinois Central Railroad fpE tsSlenA and Daals H.
and St Loais and Cairo, At Burlington With faSt
sailing PscketsfVE 81 LbRss,
... SPECIAL &OTEGE.
EN%ThEoB<A 10 Nww Yark in @ hgaFs- PaSseu-
gers leaving Ceancil Bluff morning. aIa eY ening
taking ahis roUse viii arrive ia ChIaEa or S. Lou
route and in ample time to c0anect WITH the great
Essteru and southern Lines.
Bur roar Tick ets via western Stage Company 20
OssuF9wa, wAsrs yen cah boy yoEr Tickets Of the
Burlington No. Railroad Ticket Once, - ALL
POINTS E&st and sSath. >
TO SHIPPERS OF ST0CK.
stack Trains viii run regularly leaving daily,
Sunday excepted These Trains hxys &ff tae rights
st Passenger Trains, thus nsaTtzg despatch and
consequently syolaing all these vsxatieua delays
that are constantly oecarihg on other routes,
gTw saocR pSRs have baeH buiIt beth sides OF
ths Mississippi close hy heFeTTy, A4 Drsgera will
and there every thing thay epaid wlah fer The as-
eelnrnodstaon gf their stseA. =
ThEVash contrasts given 10 ChIsage
n. JOHN q. READ,
vice President and superintendent.
D REAfCk Gen wetarn AEsRt.
BariinEt tea. Feb %. 1854 ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

V The adage that 'You should not
count your chickens before they are hatch.
ed" has thus been rendered BY prOfes-
sor of etiquette: ''The producers of
poultry should postpone the census Of
their Juvenile fowls until the period Of
incubation is fally accompanied
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

- II is remaskabla that since the Or
ganization of the United States Govern
ment, there has never been child born
in ths Presidential Mansion, to any Pres
idenk Of the United States. l so
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

90" An absent-mindod bachelor, while
in church, intending to scratch his head,
reached over in another pew and scratch
ed the head Of an old maid. He diSee4E
ered his mistake, when Hhe sued him for
breach Of promise Of marriage.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20


OPEN TO MAREEGot
Daily line Funsiug difsctiy Easa from Central Tsa
10 Chicago. 50 Atlss Staging szyed-5o Miles
Fsrther West Nest dAEsos route g chlhsSo
and the EAst IL via the
L CHICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AED MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Only line from Central Iowa 10 Chicago under one
management. The AisS2Saippl and MiSsonri R r.
ed farther west. Des Nofness and Cuuncii EiuGs
Passengers VIII lad EhIs roGta The shsFtsst Qaiek-
ask ana Best avoiding all delays al the AissSalppi
River Close spnaections are made With the wes-
tern Stage Osrsgauy, =" -.-
PasssaseT asd Erprsss TFGlms lsaus Msrsase sas-
u afi % p. H.. sTTsSi"s AZ CAieago Al S 0'etock
the nsxf M9ratng
No charge Tor transfer Of BaEsage At Chicago
slesping Cars are on all hight tFainss Trains soh-
meet at Chicago with the Eralas the Eastern lines
PACTs FOR STOCK SHIPPERS
Stock leaving M8TtaEc 81 % p. II. arrives al
Chicago at % the next morning, In tims for tAe
eAFly MaTetS and Skoez EFAIaA aE III RaaEsFn lines
The whole time eonSufR ed at the Mississippi Xiv
er does not exessd twenty aiautes. There is no
Change Of cars No fsrriaHe or delay,
Tae epeaing of the NJ b u. II, r. 10 MaFeago
e1zbies parties driving STOCK from DeS MoiIes and
other points In CsntEai and Western Iowa fhefaFe
considered equally distant froEa the different roads
70 says thFee days driving and from 10 10 % hourl
s4 the ears over any 8theY no Ete. .s.-I
ssosk wiiI se aeliseEass aHy af the diasfsnt yards
1@rhe n IN. r n. is nu,v being extended west ei
Msrsngo and as fast cssuzsefaa stock trains Sil
be run to the end at the TRACK. .s-.
Ever facility foR the convenient shipment sG Cat
t,s rYeizhts IS Iea via aEy stifeF route aad no
ssaus spared - reader Il the most desirable Fsais
frasa Lava 10 Chseaao. .zzs - ., -
TunouEH TscRRTs 10 alt PRINCIPAL voiDta in ths
unAtssa states sua Gan&daas, fv al rSusess ~
= JOHN r TRACY,
" L. 81. JeHg, senn sapt
s asna Fres9hs and Ticket Agsat.
January 4, 1853 5+- ty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20
AN EAGkK ADvKsrURE.


Some twelve years sifce the writer vas
iafoEmed shzt a pair at old eagles, with
their youRg, bad Lived below sha hats,
some three miles helew hege, faF TIVE or
three weeks that they bad been shot at
several times, bat pet retRsuad every ssag
To feed apoa the dead fsh. This was TOO
good "a opportunity 10 let pass MikApas
trying ny long gun. ). Having loaded IL
With q liberal allowance Of powder and
Large saos, asaded fifteen szaau pistol
lballss 30 aa To- be sare 8s ksAiing some
thing il it5weas asz. AExisiaa ID The sgat
my eyes and ears we're both Iaxsd 20 The
titaost 70 steal upon the birds and secure
osse OF thsaA II possible bat none were
in signs. Afsar waisiag several hoSrs
and noae Of them aspaasiae,.I ssrallad
along the bank d little way, when eat fran
the willows Eew j Iarge bird directly or
- the yfvsF, making all possible speed
Ter the oIspoxisa sheep.b In M sssssasss sssy
gun vas bsoaghG in gaaga and ahe arse-
ger pulled. Which eud of Eha gnn had
aons the best execution was Tor 4 ne
neHs unable ss tel, fdr each end had
dFoppad apsdamass. Upoas rising. saso
aaach desired bird was asppaAe ias wings
vigorously upon the waEcrs 4aa Asss4ng
With the rapid current. No time was 10
Be losss the eagie must have at All has
arsis1 As assssoas wsss rssas shsw~ wss no
aasernatlve has ssswima Unagasssns my-
self with such dispatch that bstlsns were
Oh no aecounf, ssarreiy leaving esloagh
20 bold my gasmaEzs sdgeshef wben ueed-
II II avxmrn fzzaf a{s@ akpeksxs 1nSsa&sk k.ass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

80 s*Pgrieg,o of the Boston Journal,
writes that the DAY Il coming when il viii
IA ssaesessasy 70 a. ap oasaf ahs Waite
Haase gBoag ms . zaursaTy.n "a. A.. .srsrs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20
COUNCIL RLuEFs. iowa WEpsEsDAy. NovE,1BRR %. 1ss1
gwKxREAReugH o. xHR saHA axe-

~ aimoss everybody has sous friend
Eta sns xowa Regiments we publish froll
time 10 time, the fact u ID their locatio,
and also the statemsnt of their doing.s Ii
the seTviee as fast as we can obtain thl
\ nsws. The first we're only three month
un'en End we're diabandsd. The followias
Tnnihshoranda contains some information
respecting cash Of the twenty one Iowa
Regiments 7+ '' =. '4''..'' ''+'
ISFANTaY voLrsTERRs.
First Regiment Fought al Wiisen's
cFsek, springfela; disbandea. e:@
saeond Regiusris--~Dol- sEuttls a. Bird'a
Point. - .,.Fxfs F5Fua-t st .rfv
Third Regimant--Col. Williams, AT
Quincy, recruiting. .'" .s'4 -..'
Fourth Regimsns---Gol. Dodge, at Rol-
h bio. s. sj5s Sag I Sa& ,ss,s
Pifsh Raginens-Gal. W0rthiagtan, NJ
BoonyiIls, No. s.f. -. -.
Sixth Regiment-Col. Mcdowell, al
Jefferson Cisy. 7as .stFfs@ =. -
Seventh Regiment Col. Launan, at
Birds Point. '@5 '@ d"
Eighth Regiment Lieut., Col. Geddes,
al 1sfsrsoa City Il. .s...ar a.
Ninth Regiment--Col. Ysndeyer, in the
field, No.
: Tenth Reganentt-Col. Psrezel at Birds
Point 7 r-- e.
Eleventh Eegiment--CoI. Hare, ready
faE seFyice. s....~ ..... ...f
Twelfth Ragimaut-Full, At Dubuque.
Thirteenth Regiment Full, destined TO
Forts LeayenRorsh and Randall.
FsuFteenLh Regiment-Neasly full, for
LgsYeaworth. .-.
Fifteenth Regineut-Col. Reid, organ
iEing.
Sixteenth Regfment--Irish regiment,
recruiting.
e Seventeenth Regiment German regi-
ment, recruiting.
CAVALRY.
Rirst Regimsat--Col. Warren, Ut Ben
ton Barracks, St. Louis
Second Regineat-Col. Elliot, nearly
ready for service.
Third Regimeut-Col. Bussey, in the
feid.
Fourth Regimsat-O Organizing at Mount
Pleasant. =
Nv ARTILLERY. . -.
One battery at Burlington.
One battery wsth Col. Dodge's regi-
manta
One battery attached to Col. Vande-
yer's Regiment.
One battery forming.
Tbraa thauaanh men are now in the
camp at Davenport, about one thousand
al Dubuque, aud she 4th Cavalry rapidly
forming at Mt. Pleasant.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

An k1FEoEp Al CURE YoR TKE EARAKS.--
Take small pisce Of cotton batting, or
cotton WOOL, make depression III the
ssntra With the end pf the anga, and fil
it with - mash grouad pepper as viii rest
on . Eve cent piece, gather II into ; ball
and tie Il up, dip the ball into sweet oil
and insers i Ia the ear, covssing the las-
ssE with oDsaon wool, and nae baaaage
OF cap to retain ii in iss place. Aluoas
instant relief wili be experienced, ard the
application = 50 gentle that ~ infant will
nos be ia1ured By i, bot experiancs re-
lief as well - adalts. ie s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Sg 1881.

~ Mp KESpALt, the great bsgIer,
died at his residence in Boston, on Set
arsiay, after q long aad painful illness.
The national Republican., 1861-08-23
CoRPs OF MEDICAL CADETS.
SURGEON GrSERAL's OrPIcE

SURGEON GENERALS 0rrIcE,
August o, 1891.
Corps Of Medical Cadets published for the iniOrma
tion of all concerned
"sec. !. And k il further enacted, That there be
added to the Medical Staff of the Army . Corps Of
dressers in the sener. hospitals, and .. ambulance
troll Of the Medical Omoers alone. They shall have
" 5.nf ind s !. 81
the exgencies of service, st no time to exceed fifty
tion, students Of medicine between the ages esh
medicine for two years, and have attended at least
one course Of lectures in medical college. They
shall enlist for one year and be subject to the ues
month Of their service the near approach Of their
discharge shall be reported to the Surgeon Gene raj
in order, desired, that they may be relieved by
another detail Of applicants
eral for admission into the Corps In conformity with
the above act stating the date and place Of birth:
place Of residence period Of medical studies; and
enclosing he certificate of the Dean Of the College,
of the fact that the applicant has attended one full
course in a medical college: These appli ations
Lust also be accompanied with testimonials of coed
moral character and physical condition Of the aan
didate
When an apple alton is favorably considered, the
candidate will receive letter authorizing him to
appear before an Army Board of Medical EXami.
ners, who will make specill report in each case.
From among those approved by the Board the Sur
geon General will select such number as the service
may require.
assistants at once required, applications to be
successful, should be promptly made to the Surgeon
General, who will direct the candidate to appear
before one of the Army Medical Boards now In ses.
sion in Washington city, and the city Of fNey York
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The national Republican., 1861-08-23

The Navy Department will receive offers from
parties who are able to execute work Of this kind
and who ire engaged in it, Of which they will fur
nish evidence with their offer, for the construction
Of one or more IRON NCLAD STEAM VESSELS.
OF-WAR, either of iron or Of wood and iron com.
bined for river SERVICE be Of not less than
ten nor over ixteen feet draught Of water to carry
an armament Of from eighty to one hundred and
twenty tons weight, with provisions and stores for
from one hundred and sixty five TO three hundred
persons according to armament, for sixty days. with
coal for eight days The smallest draught Of water
compatible with other requisites. will be perferred
rope standing rigging, to navigate at sea
general description and drawings of the vessel
armor, and machinery, such as the work can be ex
ecuted from, will be required
The offer must state the cost and the time for com.
pleing the whole, exclusive of armament aud stores
of all kinds the rate Of speed proposed and must be
accompanied by guaranty for the proper execu
tion of the contract, If ava rded.
Persons who intend to offer requested to inform
the Department of their intention before the 18th of
August, instant and 10 have their propositions pre-
sented within twenty five days from this date
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