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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-21

The Richmond Examiner says that John
Minor Bolts has recently purchased an es-
tate in Orange county, Virginia, of $500
acres, for Sl04 600, aud has left the city to
take possession of it, with the intention OF
devoted the remainder of his years to ag-
ricultural pursuits.
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IInrd TO neni.


The Ladies' Aid Society tender their thanks tc
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Tyler, for hospitalites extended
to members on Friday evening last.
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Died.

HARTZ.-In Milton Township, Wood County
Ohio, September I, 1862, of diptheria, Franklin
Sylvester son of Conrad and Eliza Hartz, aged .
years and days.
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THE InIpln BLADE.

J. J. BLECHER, Dentist, is coming. Prepare
to have new teeth inserted.
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From the ron Regiment.

Through the Kindness Of the managers Of the
Aid Society, we have been handed letter from
Lieutenant Colonel =. $ Slevin, dated near Frank
fort, January 9, acknowledging the receipt ot th'
boxes Of sanitary stores sent by the Society. aud
returning the thanks of the regiment for the same
The general health Of the regiment was much i'm
proved, there being not more than fifty sick.
The late hour at which we received the letter
compes us to delay its publication until next week
Hard TO Heat.
Mr.. P. Woodruff, near Bowling Green, of this
County informs us that he manufactured during the
past season lls gallons Of So.ghum Sirup. from
cane raised on ll5 rods of ground. THE Sirup is
of an excellent quality and challenges superiority
Who can beat this +?
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IS63'S Spcci
THE MIRROR OF AMERICAN GENIUS
"Corrsct with spirit, eloquent with ease,
Intent To reason, or polite to please"
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

ltis with no fear of Wars effect upon their lite
MERCURY acknowledge the unwavering loyalty Of their
TWO HUNDRED rnousASD suBsCRlnERs, and announce
to them, and to ALL that THE NEw GoRR MERCURY for
this S6S) will he richer in luxury of Polite
Literature than ever before 1t is upstart specula
ton, temporary sensation" hut frstclass lite.
rary weekly, which has been familiar to the United
States for quarter of century, and while the wshy
washy mushroom prints Of yesterday cutting down
their talent while they raise their
sta OF HOmancers, Poets Humorsts Essayists StoIy.
Tellers and Editors. and promises to make it still
greater for lsG3.
1t is the paper for every home Its forty col.
umns Of reading per week constitute unpsralleed ed
CONSERV ATORY OF THE ENTERTAINING.
and its Novels Miscellaneous Tales Beauties OF
Gossip, Feuiletons, Broadsides of Iumor and Polished
Editorials, combine to eptomiz0 all the charms of
WIT AND SENTlMENTl
The husband reads it to his wife, the mother to her
children, the lover to his sweetheart the soldier to his
comrades and the village school master to the circle
around the stove II IS familiar to the sight OF
man, and child in country, and has regular
subscribers in several countries OF Europe THs New
York MERCURY is also identified with the grandest
patriotism OF the nge for several members OF its bril-.
liant STAFF hold high rank in noble army, and have
and have made themselves as famous with the sword
with the Pen. The great illustrating artist OF THE
NEw YORK MERCURY, the inimitabe OARLEY, gives the
paper the highest attributes OF Fine Art and yet this
largest literary weekly OF the day promises surpass
itself In all these respects during the New Year
The first NEw YoRK MERCURY Novelette, for the New
70 has oil in tha faat lam 4
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j. j. BLECHER is coming. Have your decayet
teeth filled or extracted, and new ones inserted.
HOW 10 no IT -

We are very frequently told by persons who call
to pay their subscription, that the reason why they
have so long neglected pay is that they reside sew
eral miles distant that farm help is very scarce,
and they kept busy at home and consequently
it is very seldom that they visit Perrysburg aud
have an opportunity to pay their subscription. We
are aware of all these facts and admit that it is
hardly reasonable to ask man to lose days
labor and make journeT of twenty, thirty or forty
miles for the purpose of paying dollar and fJty
cents But the means by which this result can be
accomplished without journey or loss of time has
been very pleasantly and briefly demonstrated to
us within the past few days, and the method will
be clearly understood by readers after they pc
ruse the following letters:
PORTAGE, January Z, 1868.
MEssRs. EDITORS | inclose one dollar and fifty
cents for Volume Y of the JOURNAL. Please receipt
Respectfully, -.
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FIR. MILLER & co
Perysburg, October 22, 1892.
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An IMPREssNE SCENE.

The spectacle at this time was something too
grand and fearful to depict. The batteries in the
woods were firing as rapidly as possible the shells
were sereeching in all directions, aud stunning the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-21

s55-Notice our Market reports in to-day's paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices
there given.
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REV. W. Il. JACOBS,
L. El.4,,, r. i

Pain Killer sold by all respectable druggists and
medicine dealers.
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The first NEW YoRK MERCURY Novelette, for the New
ar, to be commenced in the issue of January O. 1868
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..Ss"ALL WE ASK is a fair examination of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as goods are
lower now than they were a short time since.
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Certificates oCCures.

from c, ;ht to twenty years standing. with name
SHOWN 10 NfteHcs and Fame.
For medical Properties Of BUcHU, see Dis.
get:a;aiy et the laited states.
r, zee Professor Hf'sffs' valuable works on the
F@o;ice Il fhy<ic.
PhWick, Pailadel phia
see rs marks uaae by Or. Fphraiza Ne Dou,H. r.
e,ietiaied Ply and AemLer OF III. koyak
Ipi'ese Il surgeons, ireland, and published in the
Transactions OF the King and Queens Journal.
p oee Meaieo.GliLurgieaI Review, published by
b'HJa'" ir-r@A, Fellow Of the Royal College Of
surgeons.
see most Of the ia.e standard works on medicine.
Extract Buehu, s. 90 Per bottle, or si1 for As 90
Sar,aparilla, 90 90
Improved BoseWash, 80 400
Or half a dozen of each for $1,000, which will be
suieieat 20 cure the most obdurate cases if ditsc
tions adhered 10.
peAvered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
= 20 Describe symptoms in all communication.
Cures guaranteed. Advice gra,is.
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State Of Maine.

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south line Of Wsl;aaml ss,imatsi to contain
eight thousand seres exclusive Of water ana lauds
reserved for public uses the sum ofeigkty i. liars
being enc cent per acre, and joseph T. GFaut Of
said Ellsworth is appointed A gent to expeui said
assessment aeeordiu. to law
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line Of ErsaIl5, t,rs, u 81 NJ q 10 80 ,rsst
linz sf Tawn-ti-, r. Il aI;-;1in. S,snhs'S III,
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forty to7es exclusive f wafer and lands reserved
f.. puyil- uzes. me sa.a eG eisAty-oe d,lars auI
sixty n. eng oas I'll, aud vne a'ls OF one cent
pea acre AMI tae0jOrc Quaker JF Vi tfanklir Ia
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TOWNSHIP y. 10 adj ,.i,.. ~..,.s b. ,ro =, ,,.t-
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served FER Fatltc u.es, TIE ssa 10. enc .u855el
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tsr & ,Ge csGt pr acre, and Iat.iure tan-cs e
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meat according - las.
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OLD ESTABLISHED
10 SPTAL,

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My sue
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American and Foreign Patents
II. HI. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Lat. AgeHs Of L. s. Patent oFcs gtoa, {uadtr
lAc oct Of 1870
10 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON.


A TIER an extensive practice ~ upwards OF twenty
years. Continues to secure Patents 10 the United
States also in Great Britain, France and ether Foreign
countries Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments.
aul an pers Drawings for Patents, executed On lib
s5a tel ms. and with dispatch Researches made Into
American Foreign works, to determine the validity or
utility q Paruts iusentionsnd legai or other aiFtee
rendered a al matters touchlnZ The same COPIES - the
c4i7s of any patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
As. .t4uHffs recorded at A,hngton
The Nscucy sIIut 6uy The Itrsest IN Vow Enslnl hut
through e IlfeHiars have advantages fr securing Pa
tcH uf a5cer7iuing the parn.1hiity u veuans. uu-
.,pys,e ny, il ssur4bjy superior 90. any wi3ch
Gu. %. &. rcd them elseEhs C. The Testimonials below
given rraIs that u5ae is MORE SICtIS>ft h Al liz
pATENTo FiGE than the subscriber ;sui asa &C tes
i TIE hlsT FR bUt OF ADVANTAGES AND ABll-
iTI he gaut ada that he las abundant reason to be
sevp AMI en- prove tha; at other Office Of the kind
arc aa charges f5 professional services 50 mo icrate
III lHaesa practice Of tie subscriber during twenty
year- z. las enabled him to accumulate vast col!ec-
.saa OF specifications and oLsia decisions relative 70 "a
Ties besides his extensive library of legal 'and me
c3 vrbs and lHil accau IS q patents grated ia
question o gdr ~ 'T1F ic",its ef "o'INus fAteH's'
An necessity Of jHarrey o Washington. 20 procure
so5 asa the usual srea; deas there are here saved
.uy-utJss.
TEsTINoSIALs:
"I-eearl NJ Eddy as oas et lie most eagd5'e and
spcetssfl} practitioners vith h m have h.l OF ai
iI..- -cuat-g.f CHARLES Mas y,
ostaus.ss.9nero Of Patents.
"Ihqvr ~ hesitation in assuring inventors thar they
-Elv1t safIav person more c0MHcfr1t and trastror-
t.g aa1 capable q putting tssfr applications in
TORN t. .cgre tr item an carly and a.vnahle consider
a,.-a q. t4- Patent u--le.
IpNJNn BURKE.
Late tzzaTHi5si MR. - PstHHts.
VIZ r II Eiiy has made f5r me THIRTEEN appli.
-a ~ d d of which patents have brea grant
ri. f.f Is H8s YsH3a7. So ua8is sk stle THa5i
a fli ta3t al ah.ity OIL hjs faTt iis -ae to t5t5-
-ca3 ~ yet lrs g. VI, 9 ha - rrecurs taeir ia
- st f5af he sure 81 AiftaE The most bi3hia
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uERIFFS SALE.
IIan:cek 81. Nay ecth. lsea.

iian,ock s.. May 2cth. 1868.
TAKEN on Execution aad will DC soli at pub! C
Auet'an attic store OF John A. Buck 4 Co.. ia
O-.and, IN SATURDAY, toe Il ycnth day Of July
next 1t ten o'eIacx IN tie forennon all the right
which Joseph etosl y f said vFland has to redeem
The house ALI land where he how resides ia said
Jriloi, the same premises being mor.gage1 t.
Isaac Partridge, BY deed dated March eta, 1853
and recorded AZ Hancock Registry Of Deeds. vi
lus Page SIS, to which dceI reference may be
had for more particular description.
- Henry A. W,LEER, Deputy Sheriff
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
or THE
Brave Soldiers & Sailors.
HOLLOWAY $ PILLS
Aud 0lNEEENE.

....eaa..-.
N Wa hare Fr;ca j. and Relatives in the Army
rr Navy sAe4ii take Is tsciaI care TIA, they be
a.. II .uif iteiar4i. tacse 7 lis a5 l,atlaeat ana
ID t..prasile .aelasclye. VII IN. no IT,
l.c>s car be So. them u 5Heir .gleu.s Tle9
a;s tHsa fsete4 - De }se SaTsifeIs Icte. t4igsue
..i-al u lie lar II neej.
Ccuzhs aad Colds affecting Tr,ong.
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S t4e i.s1Siie> ald y AT = Appetite,
- ~ '5s.'.'-e's
't'st e. "''''' so "a tah Us usually arse
d. I'll 'l'- - "a" ''' &C. et7'fuete! rtfsf1ta
IL u ~ s-f45. aAl1i diiHatH- u H=tsFeT j. unHaale
''. = = '5.''''; i.e's ''ai a.i',a II Ia
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IT, q VA ~ 80 u 'e "si- iAa fai', 'a-eis ae
q u hf'"i'A 'li.liafii - N''' gatet ;
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"- ASH as d AA'4''l c'lze'! si.ae clear aea4 AL
-'.' = s5sss.
.Tre knees aad De-, lity induced by over.
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state OF Maine,
TEEtsURERs OFFICE,
An. 4tt,l -. -4At2

Ufon the following townships or tracts % lall.
not liable to be assessed in any iowa. tie follow
Ing assessments for county tax Of loCl, vele made
10y the county commissioners Of HaaeoeA county
the FIST day u April. lS6j
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state OF 7saiap.
TGEASCRE., gFFhE,
Augusta, My I.sJ3.

r7ea - SLOWING townships e tsaet' e i4a F
10; ...t.s = bc asze.s4. L. aay tza7. the ...lza
.as ass-ssa:es is - County tazof ise2 were all.
by tl- C.aa;g Commissioners Q. llaac.- eaa.:s
"a ias Gfst day q Aprl s6}.
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Testimonials like the above are Constantly be.
lag received from all seei ms Of the country where
g " eeks' Magic Compound has been Introduced
al ioao sEt'r Soa any dissyss Of the 7fr9af Lun
EAs.I IL, 49,. LII Il. -
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AFFID

Personally appeared before me, an AIi.yn.n Of
tae Guy o. Phiiadelp hh. II. T. Heimbold. who.
.s'ns "a y sworn doth say. his preparation. con.
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or Other ;r;r,;op,
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
sworn AMI s,bseribed before be, thi. asd dsy o.
November, ls5i.
A., WM P. HIBBARp.
Alderman. Sin,h street, abovs Race, Phiis.
address Letters for information in condolences.
n,o IL I IlELNBoLD Chemist
Phila.
Beware Of COunterfeitS
AID UNPRIScIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeavor 10 dispose "oF THEIR ovx and
Helm6olds Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
sarsapsrilia.
60 Improved Rose " ash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Asa F0R REL4BoLD'S-FA TAKE NO OTHER
al ''t ne overt cement, and send o. il, ans
r9'a nFo'Hon aud EIJssss lysp
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Ayers Sarsanarilla.
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6 !. U +,

~ - - VI ~.
4 short time since my child Was attacked most
severely with Group. We thought she eeali Tot
live ave minutes. single d'.e Of Weeks Mag
&c Compound relieved her at ouce, and she has HAD
attiek If il since. think no family shopli
be without it. n. F. VARNEY.
PIin. Mississippi Valley Acadmey.
North Troy April Is, e60.
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TAe subscriber ,reny gives pablo notice to alt con
cerned. that sic has begn duly appointed and has
taken apon himself the Of an Administrators OF the
estate Of - -
SAMUEL D. LANGLEY, late Of fremont,
IN the Coaiiy Of Hancock, deceased by giving bon,
as Zee law directs she therefore request all persons no arr
indebted 70 the said deceased estate 10 make in mediate
payment and those Who nave any demands thereon.
exhibit the same for settlement
RSsALIA NJ LANGLgY-
TT mont, April % 1855 Ia
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= a- Of Praaa.e he'd at -cksF Lin and f,r he
l---y II li@aesss, or The th.si elaeslay Of Aoy
A q. I~55
ItEtCa 4 CHASE, Adsai1istra;oT Of the estats q.
Nn. II ffza,a iate ~ Euek SPORT. m Sal County.
les-l. bi7jas i'rreate his first account Of Admin
lsHEA.la1 PIP a sd aecras4is estate f5r rFebae:
o5r-E--T.a s3e SID Adni1istrat9r give notice there
ri 9 sl .ersls Interested b ca,as ca, q This order
10 be TIs- ss-e eeAs excessively il the Ellsworth
Ar17Ect.-, Iet IN Ellsworth that they may appear at
flaust- Caurt 10 he holden al Ellsworth on lie
fi 'ncSaay a. June next, * the clock Ia the
forenoon, and shew csaS, II any they have, why the
s,4ase Il 5gll 4gt se wed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
u A 4 EARTI rTvr rnri..or
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

On the night of the 10th Admiral Por
ter succeeded in running by the Vicksbure
batteries with seven fine gunboats and three
transports. One transport was destroyed
and another disabled. We lost one man
killed and three wounded. The affair was
great success. We now have eleven gun.
boats below Vicksburg.
The ram Queen of the West has been Ie-
captured from the rebels. Her entire crew
was taken with her, 90 men in all.
Washington dates of the 22nd state that
telegraphic dispatches had been received
there from Generals Grant and Hurlbut, say.
ing that they had information from the rebels
that the enemy were evacuating Vicksburg.
Gen Banks forces appear to be active,
and in fair way of accomplishing something
in Louisiana. At last accounts they had
nearly surrounded rebel force, and its cap
ture was anticipated.
On the 10th a great fire occurred in Den.
vor City. Four blocks were destroyed con-
tanning large quantities Of flower and other
provisions. The loss is estimated at 81 800
900.
ON Wednesday gold was down to 40 in
New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

FROM VIcKsBuRG.-A special to the Chica
go Times, dated Memphis, April goth, Wis
Cairo goth, says the steamer Silver Moon
which left Vicksburg on Friday noon, arriv
ing this morning, brings the intelligence tina
on Thursday night the gunboats Benton
Tuscumbia, Lafayette, Pittsburgh, Caronde
let and Gen. Price, and'sthe tran ports For
est Queen, sily<r Wave and Henry Clay
left Young's Point and ran past the Vicks
burg batteries. All got through safely, bu
the transport Henay Clay, which caugh
fire opposite the city and burned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Iowa requested to send dele
gates to State Convention, to be held in the City
Des Moines, on Wednesday the 18th Of June 1863 to
commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of plac-
ing in nomination. to be voted for the ensuing October
election candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
and one Judge of the Supreme Court and for the trans
action of such other business may properly come before
the Convention. r.....
The ratio Of representation will be the same as at the
last Republican State Convention viz: One delegate to
each organized county, and delegate additional for
each 100 votes cast at the last Presidential election
Hon. Abraham Lincoln President Of the United States
Fractional vote OF so will be entitled an addi-
onal delegate. All citizens without distinction Of party
who are heartily in favor of sustaining the Government
In the use Of all Constitutional and necessary War
ures for the speedy and complete suppression Of the
bellion and the punishment Of Treason who are op
posed to the schemes designed to bring anarchy and
bloodshed to our resdes by dividing the Free States
into hostile and petty Conederacies and who still be-
ieve in the good old doctrine of General Jackson The
Cnion-it must and shall be preserved are cordially
invited to unite in sending delegates,
County Central Committees requested to take such
steps as will insure full attendance at the Convention
and thorough and efficient organization of their respec
tive counties. JAMES T. LANE,
Chm State Executive Gem.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
CHICAGO ELECTION,

The municipal election in Chicago on
Tuesday resulted in the triumph of the Cop.
perheads. We had expected better things
of Chicago. The Journal of Wednesday
evening says the majority for F. c. Sherman
for Mayor will be about 120. The rest of the
Democratic ticket runs one or two hundred
votes higher. The three Union candidates
for Police Justices are elected. OF the TWEEN.
ty-three Aldermen, the Democrats elected
twelve and the Unionists eleven. The next
Common Council will stand fourteen Union.
lists to eighteen Democrats.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

CuAPLAIN.-Rev. j. H. Windsor, Of this
place, has received the appointment of Chap.
lain Of the 31st Iowa Regiment. We have
not learned whether he will 60, but presume
he will. No better selection for the place
could be made.-Linn Go. Register.
The Anamosa Eureka learned few days
since that Rev Mr. Starr, the Chaplain of the
3lst, had resigned on account Of bad health.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24

The WAY TO DO IT.-About a hundred
disloyal residents Of Nashville, Tenn ,-men
and women-have recently been arrested by
the military authorities, to be sent into reb,
eldom and exchanged for Southern Unionsts
who are held as prisoners by the rebels. We
do wish that the authorities could manage
to exchange few of the Iowa rebels for
Southern Unionists. The people would read
ly consent to any cartel the authorities might
indicate-even if it should require all the
rebels in Iowa to secure the liberty of one
Unionist.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-24
CIiATTIE.n

SANITARY CONDITION OF HooKsR's ARMY.
"A recent report of the sanitary condition
of Hooker's army makes the ratio of sickness
less than 6S to the 1000 men--or less than
seven per cent. The entire number sick is
about 10000. This is a most excellent and
satisfactory exhibit, and as it comes from the
Medical Director, may be regarded as accu-
rate. From this exhibit, it must be pretty
evident that the Army of the Potomac is in
most excellent fighting trim-probably better
than ever before.