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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-07

At meeting of the Council Of the city Of Rchmond,
June : 1862, at o'clock, P. NJ the following p;tau.
Bile and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
The Secretary Of War having authorized W. H. Elli.
to raise battalion for the defence oil this city fer
the term of siI months; Therefore
R, solved. That the Council Of the city CT R:ctU
will appropriate tweity collars per month, es bounty %
e.ch non commissioned eff ger and private who may
list in said bait lior, the date Of his bounty to-com
mepcs q; the time OF mastering into service sgd cH4
with the term Of service o. when they are dshauded
Ac'pyt wyo,.. ~ 9
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Nv YoEK- MeY so. lSG2.
GEoRGE Bliss, JG,
Colonel Commanding Department.
nLtRlLLAs 10 ltssss on sIaar.


The lolosiug pfoclAas lou of the iaEeo General in
wsern Missouri rdyrirg al guerrilla ta2t to be ShO.
D, sight, is a,ylcd by the Northern press NapOle
oui, order g"
HEAuQuAErsRs DIsrEIor CO y. W. NIss'vN. /
ST. joseph, Mag Pa 1862
Ithas become mauiiest that rebels rs'ur ling from
In, saies Of the Insurgents and other diss cied aud
dislcy psrsCns O. throughout this military district Or
g.u og bands act lurpG no ensuing SEASON as gue'.
elias aud blu6iiti is intended I. tesc't 10 the most
vigorous MEASURES to suppress these oaWs md 20 this
nd il is e. Jled upon all commands, scouting parties,
III ers aud solGeI5 when this. outlaws are detected in
bushwhsCkug, marRudiug or committing other depreda
tons as guerlas bandits, upon the Traceable in.
hahi ants Of the country, TO shoot them vher lonnd.
All sblC-boded men in the vicinity, where acts OF muir
der. maraudinP robbery or larceny shal be committed
by guerrlSs bandits, are qqired 10 make immediate
pursuit and render all assistance in their power to secure
the destruction or capture OF the criminals.
Those Who are kaoun to have heretofore sympathiZcd
with the rebels and who fail TO render such assistance,
s be arrested and tie facts reported TO these head
quarters fer Gaal dispoSiCa.
MurdereTe robbers and tLiezes Iage become 30 ru'
merous on the border aud bold and daring ia1h /!
commission Of crime that it is utterly impossible for the
civil tribunals to punish the perpetrators OF crime with
sufficient prompness and severity 10 deter them from
committing further outrsges, and TO furnish protection
to the cils rs.
terea! or the perpetrators of 81 cl crimcs when ar
re,;ed vii pc Tied and punished at the discretion Of
military cOnhissiSG.
BY order Of Bdgader General i''n.
JAgEs RIEsgoRp,
Assistant ACiutf N q neral.
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MICRO REsINESTs We have learned through a Ger.
gyman well known in this city, and now residing in the
County of Isle of Wight that the Invaders organic
ing negro regiments in that county, two of which he
saw on drill.
There can be no QUESTION upon this sui ec nor the
slightest room for dcub. TO the Truth OF the saement
[. is So Now what should be done in the premi:ess-
the negroes them evss quarter should be shown
them. They have been induced by their worst enemy to
take up against their masters and friends, and
should pay the penalty which the law Of our ate i'm
poses. Nor should the State Law be dsregarced as to
those who enroll and drill them. every case where
il can be ascsraired that any officer matter what
rank has been instrumental in the work Of armng
aud drilling the slaves to kill ,heir masters, they should
when falling iR.o hands, be claimed oy the State,
tried uuGer the laws thereof aud suspended from git
bet as John Brown Ths Is the only proper dpo.
siion to make of al such prisoners.
They should know hat they justly forfeit their lives
By melting the slave population against their masters,
and when captured should in 10 case be deemed en'i.
lied o theADmuniti, of mere prisoners Of war.
Ne trust that some announcement TO this effect will
soon be made by our Government. Circumstances JUS
tify and call for it-kynehbaTg FTgi"iaa.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
RrcHyOsD, Nay 2sh, fso-. |

I
Capt. w. n. Elott-Pr,ssnt;
srR-You are authors d to raise i've ccmpGn!es for
local and special service within the circuit Of tie bate
res around Richmond aud Manchester the said comps
panies to be organized into battalion, Of which you
will be commissioned Njor-the company officers 81 ct
ed These officers mus: be returned in the caption Of
the muster role TO the A5jut,ut General.
The companies must be regularly organized a. re-.
quired for like companies in general srvIee, men Ct
all ages, not actually in service, may be accepted
GEegGr W. RANDOLPH, Secretary Of War
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AN ArpKAL1O THE LADIES IN THE

MANY brave fathers husbands noW
vi city spitas, sick and Wounded my ofthcr
cam t.pyed by the efzeas me eNect tn Zen. "a
upon them the lsdei In the country ada en 10 he
Dads anI canals kind rogue TED "a oy ~
nser AL the bu,'e-n III, abl otter ar - q
food ,u able for The sick md woun-ed hey "A -
% store viii the Dc OF for ,Iueh a:cles. d ~. =
e. by them viii be promptly dissitut am,ag tlA di4ete
tits All sons r-li ~l TstIy the irtia Aad be pG's
ul.r - marx ae pat'age or LABEL "fo the Sex wo
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AIaCELLsSEoUa ITEMS.

McOlellan's chief dependence Is brigade Of sharp
ahooteTs trained to bring down their at 500 yards
The cold steel at one yard misses and with this
view they must be met.
A elan to erect Western Texas into new State Civ.
ing il Military Governor "sith few thousand armed
constables enforce the laws aud keep out ntruder
has been preached in Washington and Ia said TO hnd
ardent advocates.
The London T,Idss locks upon the slave treaty IS
the ffs fruit Of secession and says il ID not blow at
tue South but Victory over the North Ia the zane
article the Times says: Ii tie Norherners could only
zee their interests, they would sop short how and
treat, as they will probably have good o.
portunity.
We understand that the Medical College at Wincles.
ter Va, has been set Oh fire by Of the Federal
soldiers stationed there and burnt the ground. It lie
aid that il Wis openly ayowed that this done because
il ascersined that the body Of Of John Browns
had been disseced in the college by the students
there
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 2Oh s anxious for
the organization Of Yankee guerrilla bands in Western
Virgna and calls earnestly tor the and hsr gDg
of the Confederate guerrss who creating COASTER
nation IL that portion Of Virginia. The Commercial
might find that hanging was game at which TWO can
play.
Northern papers Of the Flat contain confirmation Of
the death of Gen. Price, who, they assert, killed at
Pennington. They are quite jublaIt over his death,
asserting that they rid Of the three most dali
gerors Southern Cficers-Pfce, kcCullcch aud hel1-
tosh-And that the rebellion would soon be "crush.
ed" The Federal Colonel who Is said to have killed
Gen. Price, is being lionizsd Thsw be news, indeed,
to Gen. Pnce.
short time since, Federal reports claimed that Gen
Pope in skrnish the Tennessee river, bad cap
ursd three Confederate regiments and went so
mention the arrival Of the prisoners at Cairo, al
though it well known at Cornth that the report was
an utter fabrication The Tennessee river correspondent
of the ST. Louis Democra. has the fralkness pronouDss
the rumor the largest kind Of bsh Hiding that il org
mated Cairo from which the 'st statement Of
army i.irs has yet to be teegraphed. Pretty hard
CAIRO, that.
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At the desire and quest of Major General Butler We
nser, the following letter in our columns
Horn D'YNGLATKRRA, MADRID,
March 22d, 1862
Hon WIN. L. Yarcsy, Richmond
Nv Dear s,Trusting that you have ere this reached
the nav 6sld Of your ahors, avail myself OF the De.
partur q th@adz steamer 70 let you hear IRON US Anu
our dOiDgs a..
weather was extremely Geld and my wife being in feeble
betb DELAYED nv departure until the lS.h Of Fsbrua-
~ I stopDsd on nv way az Bordeaux al the request
OF Captain ause 20 about getting some OF his reght
on board Of steamer loading in that port and then
weat in the neghborbood to see one OF ms sisters VINO
had bseu seriously there my wife fell sick, and alter
les d.ys parted from her on my way to Aarseles,
where look the French steamer Of the h March for
Valencia Mr. Rsarn met me on the way
arrived here on the S.e, and was well receFed IN
Off tally lint a. far az can ascertain there was truth N
what Was told roe ST the Spanish Legation IN Paris and
lao by A. Thouvene thRt Spain would not act alone on
the lean question Whea you left did not G. gect
thai our Government would be recognized bu; We had
veil founded hope that the blockade would be set aside
You will no doubt have seen that the declaration OF Ear
RnssI that il could be considered Ineffective, h4d
been sustained in Parliament and that similar dtcara'
lion OF the French Minister had also been carried IN the
Cbamser OF Deputies by large mel ority This destroys
che last hope had that these governments would co
Justice between the belligerents.
Ii must be NANTES; every one that We have TO rely
exclusively upon ourselves and our internal resources TO
establish our indep, hence. Alter we succeed, we will
owe the EuropsAn governments no thanks, aud var
duty lmpolt sufficient pay tie interest Of the deb
hch their urse forces incur, and create slnk
NJ fund must be levied.
Coupled with the declaration that the blockade was
1ot in sctive Earl Russell made the ststem mt, uasup
ported oy any reason that he trusted that by the 8
Of June or even before, the civil war would De ED
q Alter reading IN the Presidents inaugural, Il a. the
sar sould probably continue series Ot years l am
forced 70 conclude that toe Earl gives faith 10 the Assur
.ucss Of H. Seward thst three mouths alter the people
OF the Confederate States bad oecnpe convinced Ihli
NV had nothing to hope from England Or gssrce the
rebellion would grd.
Tsr let news Of OUT reversss exaggerated az hey
ave eeyr bv the N,r,hern Press have done great
~ TO our cause Wltu people bear Of 900, siroogJ
orf . routed AID 3e prisoners by an equal number
Q g .ns tb57 uegia &c icu't t'e bravery OF Scuh'
LTD 'fror-. AID their utuate success. Can you nc
trough " Helm, or by some other chsnlei, send u
--be Southern papers, exposing Tie fAsehoods OF tie
Northern press
Rememb.r ne 20 General Sparrow, Nsssrf. semmCs,
Jcrrli Perkins, auer aud N.Ishail, ard believe me
.rUly y0ur friend, 4. a heSE'
P. S Present my 2 oeo.s to the PrssidsSL
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NOE TERN NsNrnsn MN.

When this rebellion" broke out Lincoln called into
he field an army OF "throe months" The "re6el'
lion was to be crushed Gu: il three months" wrote
Secre AIRY Seward the foreign powers. Under the re
cent call Of lincoln for more men, three month";
are again accepted into service.
NV YoEE, May so 1862.
II conc qqeuGe Ct reports indus riousy circulated,
ann ursc to request hat yca will state auhoriA,i7ey
hat the militia rsglmn;s recently ordered 10 A3hirg
ton are expressly accepted by the cs;cry OF War Tor
.h, period OF three month"; nlless sooner discharged
tn ca.not md will not b. detained longer Your ODE
dent sery4u,
GEoRGE Bliss, JG,
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Gen. 81. Anderson's Brig AIDE.
We lam, through fisnd Of Gsl. Anderson, that
sulor5 % ligi 10 he r,pa aioa, as al et5er Of &C
uny and foresight, haze been circulated He seems to
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have been blamed By anonymous critics for not having
assisted Gen. Branch il his ht aud for not having
provided transportation fos ceEts1 stores at the Junction
and Hanover Cours Rouse. We had ourselves heard
none q thess ca-ges sad advise the FRIENDS Of G5n A
TO disregard lheo until they come in tie form OF char
yea aud Specifications These alone settle public
opinion upon the merits of any military question:
Neither an anonymous charge nor an ca parte defence
makes much impression upon public opinion. II any
gentleman sensitive 20 irresponsible opinion would take
car position for few days he would hear the most cru
dte and uspafng criticisms from stratesi3s OF the street
corners These are coniradc;ed and reiuted by some
volunteer antagons The cosnict of words RACES until
The auditory s dispersed, or attracted elsewhere by
some fresh rumor bus We never hear that any one
opinion is made or shsksn By the sIategiss or the Gu
lcgiss AZ the King Of Spain s said to have remarked
70 an excited cousin "PAisree Cousin and shtts the
cards.
So far as We know General Anderson has done all that
became brave and prudent General, and his friends
should deem 1t unnecessary to enter upon his defence
until come responsible author shall cast specific imPu
.atiOu upon hiu.
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T,r Txryysr Caleb. Gu biug estimates that al the
c1le Of present -cui year. June 80 b, the public debt
VII be 81 200 600 600 BE calculates the expenses 10
svsrsg 81 $50 80 each in the GSS regiments ro~
in the aervoe and this is 10 DC added 1894 600 OlO
The cost Of the naval serTlcC,
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EM0VAE.

TsIHE Government hAvrg Ware Herse foF Pcsial
se have moved he ~ eceuoie3 By simps
" No l1s t;rcsGShere invite oar fse1ds It'd rus
t5es 10 call The balance ~ goods VII be sjd on Al onee
aud ze invite purchaser ~ rIa In. ihs 50 e.
taans BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
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HARI-HAR OF JAPANESE OFFICER The las. steam
or brings ne VI from iris that Of the officers OF the
J.-aness delegation had committed hGr' kari or dsen
\ w5ls1 N elf, the bat, room beiepg n to he =
.s,e embassy, 10 compliance with the order OF the t.
coop, which Immediately followed the embarkaton Of
,he embassy isom j4pa; TIE officer was missed, and
bis body four6 partially en5a'med to be carefully pro
seryed BY the members OF the embassy for return 10
tie Tsceo- The French Governments TOOK PcEs'ssieR
o. the rem.ts and lerdctei such transactions for the
future Ii seems the unfortunate officer had committed
some off Ice in japan previous to bis leaving home,
- ~ the nrdsr for his sell.I xeeutior.
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DIVIDEND;

NgE Board CT Direco u the ksIsherta e. tai Wo-
MinisLc'u ing Comp ny Ia We teogr 4 ey md yAi
~ the Ia, mt at Office Cos paay d etaod,Is
NJ r. VALE T'sE u,
IsS-gs Agent 2 o ren
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YANKEE SHORES c. PTURED BY GUERRILLAs
RcLLL, 70 NAY 2O--A train o. sevtn,een wagons,
Il len with Government stores, which left here on Zen
cav Wa oyeraken to-day, when about twenty miles OF
on lhe so,ips Id road, by baud of bel guHllas,
who bn,ucd ihs wagons and tbGr contents and carried
q ,lf die mnlcs cightY ex in number.
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IMPORTATION WANTED ESr'l'sn, J. oft 4
j. county Of hal'aN Va nenb=r Of Q, mpasy G, r..
Cayllry left Imp BArNouF. about l5h Ari 70
The HOSPITAL at rdo, ssie, has no betn lefi
1cr Any 'ermion co1csrnlDC h!n III te thf a "A
ne e .ed b. the n-aisaed. p. ~.
r.1-S. fHafft- - H.,-,A
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correspondent, Of The Memphis Appeal, writing IOm

A correspondent OF the memphis appeal "Ei1u5 IVu
Cotin,h ruder date of the 27;h ult, tayF:
The health OF the army panifesty improving. Tire
arrival and distribution q! vegetables is having won
derfuy recuperative ,asct and il your open handed
citizens could see faces light W, and the GraiAed COM
nent Of the recipients Of their bounty, they would not
rest All hour Without lending every aid to increase the
daily stock of supplies Oar siok require vegetables SO
much as they DO medicine We also Tlnt darrt Gl cor
dias-such well kuown RENE dies as can be distributed
by the ocegs and physicians in the beginning OF an a.
tack Oar water TOO, isimproying. Wells are now fur
pishing better supply than We have had for long
time Altogether we rapidly getting into pFim' COLI
diion, and eager to do something that sha relieve u
ft,m :he monotony Of qliet which ragns supreme
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M Mt J6HssT-6
lt5 Man 81

II ave recsgt'y publshsd-
ANGu OF Hiis Surgery ioT the u5s o. Sur ON 70
Comet crate States Arny win Appe1dlg Of 2sle 81
ua ions 1T cal Department OF the Go eieate ssts ~
ny by Julian chson D Pro'e,soT Of ku'ge yin hs vi,
Ica College nth Cr1 ina Surgeon 10 the nfede s
,rny; nd tdion revised and improved l:e ga b, ga
poslase paid $3.50 wEsr q JOHNrrOs
if4 Tuil sLers, kichncul, VI. |
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ADJ GIANT GENERALS .IrIcE, "A,

June 4. q
LII ea from IS IS sg wstte' the' have ia
n ihea tubst ia len are 10 tie not,
a. bOI,d 70 DO duy With tie 5tcoad Css ss
t0atdvty Pa.al Cn parry Cniees VIII be "a Sni
itnsN b. IL i-forc.nS II upon 81. de..lguecis
By Command.
r. Ill L RCTlRrsl-i.L e
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REMOVAL.

nURw en- use beng oceup hospital have remov-
ed cur Lnc. q the ng House Of r. H. Msury Co
WI ~ e 81 '-D KENT PAINE CO.
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.C.Mp.NDER ON, MS, HAN

~ I(s glLLE TuRNP Kf.-Lth ca this morbias ont
Mare her ba lle NIB hy the Paddle tuS
HE be paid her d. HWY 20 MIS- loun b. uler
Franklin stEe,t be,we N 81 It and zee nj Is.
I ia =
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EXTRACT.
ADJUTAsT AND IEspz GENERAL1 OFFICE.
RICAHoSD, June o, lsG2 (
SPKCIAL ORDERS
y No. lGy
H. General oce In recommending persons for appoint
men thr st a vii sets the qrsfc ons, AMI preeed'
lag in the any OF The Pet,ni Ieeonmen-ed.
By co nnAnd OF Ihe ;ere;ary Ct War.
Jso WRITER'S.
i,- iE Aist Igt General
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ADJUTAGT AND NsP'T GESLs OFFICE |
RIoEspSD, jane 8, lsS2
SPEC IL oRDssS,
No. l.S.
XII Surgeons cha-g' OF opItsl' will forth sh report to
tbs the number OF pal snIt nasbe- names Com
psny SnI veg OF detail Scng Iurss, Ac, in
earn Hospitals. Cn report sent IL
!u-tt er deals wall be made
BY command CT the feerettry ofwsr.
JSo wIrEERs,
kC-iv tsS Adj Gsre'sl
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NURSES WANTED.

Will h twenty Hack Nurses Ia The G.ner
Hc-Psl at TEenis b. liars nth, and prayid,
Appy 81 ne al the ths d. between SaI y e., eve
~ day. CHI. BILL I'll IN,
fn'gGR A. CT. in ciarCr &
iee-iw Gen, ri hospital
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Iron he Sew ORLEANS Delta the Yankee organ 10y conPuH0
inast city.
LETTER FROM JUDGE>RoST TO Mr.. YANCEY.
At the desire and request of Major General Butler We
insert the following letter In our columns;
Horn y YNGLATERRA, MADRID,
March 99d 1852
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nANCHGsrEa COTTON AND Wool MA

UFACTU ING COMPANY.
SERMAvN 8 yIIESTEE, ia, has BEEN spp,i1ted BY tie
I'VE loado' Drec.ors te1p'rsry tgsIs OF eonpsny 10
sc as en- uttl ofMr hAm b. Powers rettjred
AID he able 20 Ie-ull duties Of tie ney
i-S--lv ALFRED hhshIS' FIeS1 ~" .
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ArTENTINN VOLUNTEERED.

10y authority OF the Secretary War, VIII rAse and muster
d into service company OF Iufsnty for the War 10 form
uortoa OF ssor 20 q. SCOTS Battalion toO bounty, Uni
forms and the most improved arms furnished 80
10 those willing 10 enlist for The protecuon OF the
cnce happ' and Invaded country appeal 10 come forward
and lola -, ., =,
Itaye associated With 10 thls rsroae eslng Charles
Morgan Lexng NJ L. Grd K H. Plant, formerly u the ese
bratcd kichnond l. l. blues . -
Cal At The Confederate Recruiting once, corner hsr
ald Pearl streets 49, ,..,,,,v
AZ i5-H :. VhAt hnl,,oN.
1TXCH INICIL Az" SCIENTIFIC BOOK :,
vi So:lae at WISE 4 JogNsT NJ Bookstore.
The Iron Manufacturers Guide TO the FuraIef, ~ se' ahd
The Ircn in als varOs branch" by T. Over
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o. rnan on The MGuufsr .uTs Of stae.
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KnSppi Che nral Technology.
A PrAetca Treat se on DyeIg aud Calico PEtatlnE.
snelis Ootton Manu- ASSURE.
The IA riea7 Cot. y spinner.
whrda the strsnG Of Materials used In Engineering oon
Lruction.
Bakers Elements IS NJ hstsa. ,,...,
T Mousd lad 9uierJ Gaide-ye.r b>ok OF Afs. isgl
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AHD OIL 10 bbs Lsrd OIL sst 70 band and for sale b.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

JTAyING discontinued business etd, and cuitom!rI.
who may have business with US will pleas, address Us TT
he p - a; at Glover, Halifax CO Va. - -
WlNeION funhLs
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JvTII.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-12
GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 8.

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
Memphis, July 5, 1867,
SECTION l. The rank of medical well as other officers
decided according Section and Section g. Of the
Revised Army Regulations. Where therefore surgeon
Of the United Stats Army Brgade-surgeon serves
with Division, holding his commission from the Pres-
denthe takes precedence before all reimental surgeons
and is the senior officer.
A circulsr issued from the 1fioe, Washington,
through the of the United States Army
defines that the senior Medical Officer of Division ia
ex-oficio to the Medical Director thereof
SIC Medical Directors OF Division viii inspect tia
regmenal hospitals, instruments medicines and stores
and that they always in efficient state for instant
use.
SEC s. Medical Directors Of Divisions will see that
Surgeons of regiments carefully keep the various records
required by the regulations.
SEC f. To facilitate labor Medical Directors Of Divi
require senior Engineer Of each brigade
collect frtm the Regmental Engineers their monthly
and quarterly reports consolidate them for the brigade
and them thu Directors of Divisions who in turr
will consolidate the brigade reports and transmit to the
Medical Director Of the District IL consolidated division
report without delay.
SEC 5. Regmental Surgeons WILL every morning, max
the commander Of their regiment the morning repor
required by regulations and ad copy of the
the Medcad Director Of Division.
| By order of Major-Genersl Grant.
JOHN G. J. H0LSTON,
jY4lf Medical Director.