, 1863-08-17

:. Issues to camps and hospitals ;. . .......:.....
Total number OF tssnes..
AGaREuATE FOR THE FEAE-
Issues as outfits Of regiments for the field 6
Issues to light artillery batteries s..-...,.......
r Issues to regiments On special requisltion...
lssues to camps and hosp!ta1s. a1s......,,. :
Total number Of Issues during thu ro,~ -
-Aostof these fsaues comprised large mum
bcr Of articles. Medical and. hospital pron
cst was Issued to camps and hospitals in III
nols, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota.
In addition to the dutics of PuryeYor. DR.
Porter has been Medical Director, and his du.
tics have been no s1necure. He has the lfrec.
ton Of the hospitals In Chicago and vicinity,
examines aEd approves all certificates oi
whatever nature in the Medical Department.
distributes the sIck soldiers to tho yarious
hospitals, receives and makes reports Of yari-
ous Kinds, &C., &c. Clerks and Stewards In
the Medical Department are kept busy. The
duties Of medical officer In charge Of hos
pital are arduous and too numerous to men.
1ion.
The Office Of the Medical Director and Pur-
Teyor is Mt No. 100 State street. Dr. R. N.
lsham Is IN charge Of the military depart
NEXT Of the Marine Hospital, md receives
Sick soldiers at all hours, particularly at night
providing them with food and other necessary
comforts; afterwards the patients are dis
tributcd to the City General Hospital, in
Charge Of DR.. Hall, and to Camp Douglas
Hospital, In charge Of DR.. Brown, Assistant
Surgeon G5th Illinois regiment.
| rrarn,% nyr,,Yr
We have received the following communica-
tion from D. c. Judson, ogdensburgh, from
which it will be seen that the man referred to
in our structures Of the 5th Of August, was
not D. C. Judson, as printed:
| osnENsnURa, August 8, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
1 Your psper Of tho 18th, has an arttcle charcfno
me-, by name. as President Of the Judson DsnE,
with what JOu are pleased to t4rm an act Of nrtty
swindlng"'. am not, and never have been, Pre:.
ident Or ether officer Of the hnlk. On inquiry,
CaeAier, the Teller made remittance for a one one
dollar bill, as stated, justyirg Mmself by the act
that @ 20 postage stamp for return postage was En-
ehonld be persuaded that 1Iessra. Billiard & o ;,o
Wcre simply mistaken in asserting that thay en-
s1ossd sstan postage stsmp were not thail
| It was not on the bEl returned o. to tue answer
enclosing return. and most unqucstionably rot On
|
Your obedicnt servant, D.C.Junsoy,
REAARKs.-The principal cause Of com.
plaint in tho article referred to was, not that
the value CT 4 postage stamp was retained.
but TINT redemption was made, iu part. in
shinplasters Issued by the village Of Ogdens-
burg, Of no ya1nc in this vicinity, ard GER
tafnly not the kind Of currency with which
respectable bank should redeem its issues,
Tic Work Of tho Sanitary Commission
The following list Of articles were sent to
Vicksbuzg during the present week by the
Chicago Sanitary Commission. 4 perusL of
its contents will convince every reader that
the assortment Is em1nently calculated to
cheer the hearts and inyigorate the bodies OF
our worn and wounded veterans. Another
fact is apparent, that such an array Of good
things cost money. This shipment involved
the outlay Of 1000. Thanks to the beueyo-
lent and patriotic North1est, the streams
flow in, the barrel Of meal wastes not, aad the
soldiers blessings On the Commission and It's
donors still continue. E. ". Blatchford, ESQ,
the accomplished Treasurer Of the Sanitary
Commission, is now:1 in Catro, renoyatiue and
enlnrging the Soldiers Homo, for present
emergencies and future wants. Success nj.
tend him. List Of supplies In shipment sent
down to Vicksburg last week:
sotons Ice, 1000 bott. lemon syrup 100 b,,rc,s
ox zee a1sa = 3 b95Ess osa az PEACHES 20 barrels
toH.F barrels crushed sugar, 80 ounces qaiaine'
H m aaFes etofk 49, as log quarter barrels stock
barrels pleld cabbage, rs pain fsns s ana aS $50
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