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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

Which IELMBOLDS EATRACT DUCHU WVHtd-
bly, does.
A trial will convince the most skeptical.
EN4LES-FEMaL S-FEyffLES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, or con-
templlting Marriage.
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES
the Extract Buchu is unequaled by any ether
remedy. as in Chlorosis or Retention, lrregular
ty, Painfulness, or Suppression of customary
Excavations, liberated or Scirrhous state OF the
Uterus, Leucorrhcea or Whites, Sterility, and for
all complaints incident to Che sex, whether arls-
ing from Indiscretiou Habits Of Dissipation, or in
the
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
TAKE 80 MORE BALsAM, MERCURY. OR UNPIEAs-
ANT MEDICINES for unpleasant and dangerous dis
eases.
HELyuBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IN
Pro YED ROSE WASH CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their Stages, AT little Expense
Little or no change in diet; No Inconvenience ;
.4ud no Exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to
Urnate thereby Removing Distinctions,
Preventing aud curing Structures of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Inflammation, so frequent
in the class of diseases, and eXpelling all Poison
Gus, Diseased and acOrn OW .uafter.
Thousands upon Thousands
TPh0 haze been The Victims Of QUachs,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured in
short time, have found they were deceived, and
aud that the POISON" has, by The use of
Powerful Astringents," been dried up in the
system, to break out in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER .BARRL4GE.
Use IIELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU for all ailrc
tions and diseases of the
~, Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in
Male or Female,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter
How Long Standing.
Diseases of these Organs requires the aid of II
DIURETIC
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DIURE TIC
And is certain to have the desired effect in all
Diseases FOR WHICH IT Is RECOMMENDED.
EUidence Of the most reliabIe and responsible char
actcr will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
from 10 20 gears standing,
With NAMES known to
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per Bottle, or Six for IS 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
observation. gzo~Describe Symptoms in all com.
munieations.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
of the city Of Philadelphia, ii. y. IIELMBoLD,
who, being duly sworn, doth say, his prepara-
tions contain no narcotic no mercury, or other
injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable.
IL. Il. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day
of November, 1852.
WIN. P. HIBBERD, Alderman
Ninth ST., above Race, Phila.
Address letters for Information to
Fl. 3. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, l0t South Tenth St, bel. Chestnut Phila.
Beware Of Counterfeits
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeaVor to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
" OTHER" articles on the reputation attained by
Hembolds Genuine Preparations.
q" Extract Buohu.
Sarsaparilla.
" Improved Rose Wash.
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
227 Montgomery street, Russ House,)
San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

Blank Road Receipts and Road Notices,
ust printed and for sale at the JoUENAL ONCE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21
CALIFORNIA WINES !
M. KELLER,

PROPRIETOR OF THE RISING SUN and
LOS ANGELES whey ARDS, wishes
to acquaint his friends and the public generally
with the fact that he has opened Depot for the
sale of his Wines, in the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner of Pine and Montgomery Streets,
The reputation OF California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and adulterated ar
cles put up by irresponsible parties, and brand
ed Pure California Wine"-present proht be-
ing their aim, although destroying confidence IN
the purity and quality of Native Wines. Others,
again, probably without any intention 20 deceive,
but from want of knowledge Of the treatment OF
wines, have bottled for sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were not in condition lor
bottling. Such causes have had an Injurious ei-
feet with consumers. In order to give the puDllc
perfectly sound and pure article, the uhder-
signed will, for the future, attend personally 10
the putting up of his Wnes-the product oil nis
own vineyards-confdent that their superior
quality will make them the faVorlte brand "ltH
consumers. In order more fully TO guatd 'ne
public against limitations, there VIII be attacneu
to each bottle an additional label bearing d iac
simile Of his signature.
Now on hand, and for sale by
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

GREAT OVERSIGHT.--A ten-cent stamp is re-
quired on marriage certificates. phlosophc
cotemporary thinks it might as we'll have been
ten.dollar stamp, for the matter of that for
when fellow has made up his mind to get mar.
ried, nine dollars and ninety cents wouldn t stop
him.
IMPUDENT.-What part of soldiers duty
would the ladies take the most delight in? We
wrote "present arms" but snarly old Bene-
dict at our elbow suggests {" dress parade" We
wouldn't like to stand in his shoes if his wife
should lud him cut.
VALUE OF AN INTEREST. IA correspondent
of the Bulletin, writing from Quartz Mountain,
Tuolumne county, says that zone man has, within
the last two weeks, sold his interest in discovery
made by him near the Stanislaus river, for the
snug little sum of $4,000"
AT recent examination Of girls in Cheshire,
for the rite of confirmation, in answer to the
question, " Which is the outward and visible sign
and form in baptsm!" The reply was "The
baby, SIR"
"DooToR, do you think tight htlacng is bad for
the consumption ?" "Not at all madam-it is
what it lives on" The doctors reply was wise
as well as witty.
THE Federal taxes in the 5th congressional
district of Massachusetts, will amount to over
$600,000000; aud the whole State will probably
yield $4,000, 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

do hereby testify that Dr. h. j. C2ipkay has sevcddug
the contest for Hungarian liberty Chief SHrgou tie
Hungarian Army with faithful perseverance, Whereof |
have given him this certificate and do nd him
the sympathy, attention. and protection Of all hos wlo
are capable OF appcchting patriotic ssf sacrifice and
deserved misfortune. KOSSlIIl LAOS
Governor Of II mgary
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852 sll3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

low spirits assitude weakness of lubs and bach
position lncapabity to labor and study, .tv love
apprehension loss of memory, aversion TO he pains
solitude, timidy self distrust d4zlness, I
in the side affections in the eyes pimpes on ~ The justly
ual or other nfrmties in man, are curso ~ Dtay HIS
celebrated physician and surgeon, Dr. L. D. r. otber
method of curing diseases is new, (unknowh by led
and hence the great success All consultations tnS
or otherwise FREE c,l
address, L. J. Ctpkay, N. D., San FfaeisoO'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09

List ~ IoWa Soldiers sick In City
0snsFal - sspital Chicago Iiiinsis,
0aSeh 1ngs 49, q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09

u DANlxL s. Dickinson In EARNEsf.-
= reeponss to attend the cslsbsatioa Of
70 snniveraary Of Washngtsn's. birth
- 10 Nashville, Tenn Hon. Daniel 8.
|0;skinson wrote one Of his characteristics
Isgossg, in which OCCURS the sabjoined
lliGlagnph:
!. A. for the dark and malignant wrssch-
: who inaugursted this rebellion, and
|nsged y Onward, they WHO nave caused
ppch vast oceans Of blood ana sucn nv
~ OF tsars 70 Aow. have literally slain
kkg krst- born in every housshold, and I'LL
u The land with devastation and mourn
ne, that they might strut .ls titled ~.
eoss Of d political show--h shey 90 sot
Ind . hitler here and perdition hereafter,
ann viil have been created in vain
~ Ara and birthstone be defrasdsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09
Grs, s1asS n New Yoak.-Nsjo.

Grr. sIasu. II New Yoak.-Najor
hee1rsl Hinel. Who arrived IN this on
Einr,dav. met his countrymen 1t Turn
I'm IA 4 the Metropolitan Assembly
Eooms. On Saturday evening, making :
Heaeh &, each sasemblAgs, urging upon
- Germans % remain united In the
Import Ut the best government on earth,
~ future Of their native land depend
4 upon our success in crushing the -
|pllisn. He wss most dnthnsiast iea1!5
S'ssI. Hs - subsequently ssrsnads
4 XY Sbbut W. hundred Chairman singers,
80. Win BIZ vita. the gallant General
opeared & the window Of his residence,
"a W ,phesrsd b. about three thousand
ssou fsvhs hid gone thither 70 ct :
|anoe d NE hero Of Pea Ridge. and OF
eUr 1sid1. g 5000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09
veice % the 1A'A lowa.
Iron Mountain, No, March /, '6s

& Eailor, Missouri Democrat Gentls-
men 80, q mass meeting of my regi-
ineat to-day, the following preamble and
tsoiutions we're unanimously adopted:
~ Whs'rcss, The traitors OF the North
~ aasigting the traitors o. The South IN
|1hsM efforts TO destroy our Government.
|Therfore Be it
Resolved, That ~ have the best Gov.
|srnDsut in the world, and that We viii do
In We can 70 frown down and fight
down every attempt TO subvert it, wheth-
II made By its pretended frisads or avox-
IA enemies. 1870 81
w. FL. kIxsAAn,
Col. Esd Iowa 1nfy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09

B1l10 Z Rl3(2 XHkF. KzDL DUJls
y1npsnasa,oS n ID a1jotsnid salng
Of the loyal citizens Of Fort Madison, Iowa,
met in convention at Che Court Hosss,
Feb. Ssh, 1858, for the further dslibssa-
ton Of the imperilsd condition of onr
country.
On motion, 8. D. Morrison, Esq, was
called 10 the chair, and stated the object
Of the meeting in forcibls and patriotic
style.
The minutes of the last meeting we're
read and adopted. The meeting then
proceeded to business b calling on Hon.
Phillip Yisls for speech which Vas re-
sponded to in firm and decided stand
for our country, and against traitors At
home or abroad.
Mr.. Richardson. being called for, said
that he was an unconditional Union man
j. NJ. Beck being called for responded
by asking ~hy was it that Gen. Rose
Grams, 10. Holt, Csss. Gen. Butler, Gen.
Logan, Gen. Corcoran, sickles, and .
host Of Others, we're called abolitionists by
the copperhead press Of the North, when
Il is known that they have been lifelong
dsEnscssu " IL it because such men are
for vigorous prosecution Of the war un-
til the rsbdlion u crushed 2 All, yes
and they dsnoupcs trsitors at hons, and
This i the reason that they are called abb
lifienists BY the copperheads ofths North.
Shs0s on such men. when they got %
low doFn as 10 end fault and hurl epitheta
at patriots who are confronting an armed
foe ip defense Of their soqntry. so
Rev. Mr.. Williams. being called for,
responded in an impressive and patriotic
address, in favor Of our whole eountry
and the crushing Of this Infamous rebel.
lion, and csussslsd the people 10 sustain
the 0overnnsnt and their country in this
hour of peril. He, rsfuted the chargs
made by The democrats in their late meet
ing here, that the Ministers of the Cos.
pei we're the means Of bringing On the
war. He sid, our mission was to preach,
but when aggressive war was made on
his country, he would defend it with oil
the energy Of his life. He took his seat
amid tremendous applause.
On motion Of /. n. Layton. . commit
tee Of three was appointed to correspond
with Judge Rorer, Of Burlington, and
Geo. Atchisoo, Of Fairfield, to procure
those geatlsmen 70 address the citizens OF
this city. The committee consisted Of
DR.. J. G. Walker, Geo. r. Eaton and
Judge viele.
On motion Of Jno. Wintsrbothan, Z
celleetioa vas taken up fos the widows Of
deceased soldiers Of our city, who are il
needy circumstances. The sum Of $685..
66 was collected on the double quick.
Jno. Vsn yalkenburg then read Gen.
Rosecrans' letter to the Indiana Lsgisla
ture.
On motion. the proceedings Of thi'
meeting be pabIished in all the loya
papers 10 this county.
On motion the meeting adjourned Il
meet ON Thursday evening next. At 81
o'clock.
s. D. MORRISON, Pres',.
Gro. ORM, Ssc'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-09
THE GATE CITY,

LIES IA IL O1l 1 i.
Mspw the lasssIs ADVERTISEMENT hy
the Northern Toriss.
Herr i an exam PIE ef ne n.nD.s in
which the rebels ars encouraged to con-
tialeaths ysr. = 80 - ~
csrrsspond.nee Of De chssfsssen Msrsasy.
tsRichnood, Jan. 28.A-Y estsrday 4
NSgs YoIksr. WHO left Washington lAst
Friday, arrived here and sought On inter-
viSK with ths PDssidens. He was we'll
sccrediied BY slsttsngto prominent South
sui septlsnsh. 4 He ssays the war cannot
lest ninsty dayG thak the Yankee 6naAcss
ass in. fisssaFicsbls confssioa the sol
dieFs in oil their armies mstisons, and
wai.ineste b. paid ofF 70 disband. Then,
rseyAa 30 will eons che hanging Of he
Lincolnites--and there will be . very
eileen sweep. This, like other such state
ments. should make us more vigorous in
pushing on the war. You may rest A.
snr0d there i something in the story
about important thattsn in secret session,
which hsvs been rep@ing from day to
day. 1t i i tre.sy, OF loan, or both,
with France"
Litpossible that the people do not
distinctly see that the Nor.hers men who
are encouraging the rebels to 6ght on, in
the hope Of cooperation in the North
are givisg cid and oomfort and anims-
:
ton to the murdeasrS Of our gallant sol
diers, who are sssassinated in ambuseads,
and swept down ON the battlefield!
swerA Rrsssneasioul - Capt. Archer,
We clip the following highly .Compli
n.aAsJ bsootsdings N Inference TO on,
kno'4 ley1man, Capt.. Archer from TIN
Memphis Bulletin ,fasss
P,os Ess Coav, GEr. QuIMBY's Div.l
A1nY TEExsssxx. Jan So
Es1sA,rs Memphis BuAtH
CAPT. 3. n. Archer of the 18th Iowa,
nov eoumandixk this corps. has been
presented with pew md elegant sword
BY some of his friends and compauioas IL
arms, for hn gallant ard meritorious ser.
vices rendered On the field in that "eve,
memorable battle Of IukA," fought on the
l9tk Of Sept. 1861. A--
The presentation. wss made through
Dr. ELuntaman Of the pglotious bth,p on
the 9Sth inst, accompanied with . few
pertinent renarks; sllnding TO the irwin
chile coursge and cosdust Of our troops
In that terrible conflict ia feeling and
bs6oniag manner TO the Captain - fall
ing It The head Of his regiment with his
face to the foe. while iladisg chose brave
mep forward vhers Andsn bullsts fel
fayttr snd thicker than hail 10 storm
IL., ssss b. his oool,ess and courage
zsneht ~ none bat brave men possess, b
had thus IN evidence OF our con6denc
10 him ~ 70 soldier and commsnder, y,
present yoa this svord, fuily assured thai
Il will never b drawn in disgrace, OF
shssthsd in dishouor.
ThA' Captain rsplied 10 his usual pleas
IN styls, thanking theun Tor the substan
sisl evidence Of their confidence and -
1eard with which they havs seen Sc I.
honor him; assuring thsm thar it should
b his Constant aim and purpose TO Pre-
serve aacscd snd inviolhte the trust. ant
plsdaing anew his heart and services 4
che cause Of our common couotry.
s.. NcDoxAlp.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.


PoLIoE REPoRT. Three drunken soldjrrs
were turned over to the military. James stetier,
beating his wifi fined s26G John y. Thorn, dis,
orderly lined s69a.
MARINE L'sT.- ripals.-stsamer Baltimore,
Lewis, New York; mdse to Morgan h Khinehart.
steamer chamberlain, PhilAdelphia; n,dse to
Hyde Davidson.
sl"op STAR Triee, Alexsndriaj light.
cHEsArEARs AND OHIo CANAL.-The fleet of
canal boats which we have spoken Of before, made
their appearance last night and this morning. they
number about hfy, all with coal to the following
parties American Coal Co, Borden Mining Co.
Georgetown Gas Co, and several private indiyid.
uals
DcpariI'th-The following boats LEFT this morn.
Ing; 4. NJ Petrie. srilie Ariinser Auhis Reinhl.t
A. siether, susquehstns, W. g. brooks, Gen. M.
Clelian, q. p. Lloyd, Fiodjardo, Ben Darby, Col.
s.,Moon, II. @. Ritter, Mary MsnSores, A. seheiI,
W. i Taylor, Frances, G. W. Birissli, Nj. c. Brady
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
One Day Later from Eu.
rope.
Anglo.Rebel Blockade Runners
Sailing from Clyde.
The Florida's Crew at Liver
pool.
Eject OF The Opening OF The Mlssis-
sippi Oh American Railroad
Stecks.
The French will not Allow an
Attachment of the Florida.

NEw York, Sept. 2s.-Ths steamer Amcrl-
ca, from Bremen via Southampton on the 10th
inst, has arrived here.
The North America arrived out on the 18th
aud the City Of London on the 18th Inst.
The steamer Star had sailed from Clyde TO
run the blockade, and two Others were ready
to follow.
Eighty Of the Florida's crew had arrived at
Cardiff and proceeded to Liverpool.
The Confederate loan was 25 per cent. dis
count. Consols, 92s@92! for money. French
Rentes, G9r l5c. Erie shares had declined 0
per cent. Preference shares declined s. ILL
nois Central declined s. per cent. U. 8. skies
declined per cent, Philadelphia and Reading
shares declined 9, and Pennsylvania Rail-
road e..
The Times correspondent says can attach.
ment of the Florida was not allowed to take
place while In the Imperial dock yard"
The Pdtris denies that sldcll has len Blarritz
for Brest.
The London Times of the 10Th contains an
editorial strongly favoring the detension of the
rams until they are cleared Of suspicion Of he
ing intended for the Confedsrstes.
It says that we (Britain) would not submit
IL we were beliigerents, to the dispatchipg OF
cruiser after cruiser from neutral port, n
make war upon our vessels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
From Forir rsss Monroe.

FORT MONROE, Sept. 25.--Gen. Meredith,
Commissioner for the Exchange Of Prisoners,
left this forenoon for City Point on the fag-of-
truce steamer Express, Capt. Clark.
Yesterday the officers OF the United States
gnuboat Wyandotte discovered large lot Of
whisky concealed 10 the sand on the banks OF
Elizabeth river, which they Immediately con
0scated.
F0Rr MONROE, Sept. T.--The transport
steamer Admiral Dupont arrived here this morn
ing from New York.
The fag-of-truce steamer New York, with
$40 prisoners, left here to-day for City Point
The flag g-oftruce steamer Express, now due
from City Point, has not yet arrived.
We have no arrivals from Charleston TO re.
MORT
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
THE TEXAS EXPEDITION.
Rapid Move meats Of Troops,

Fhptu MOSttneBVs ou TTOopss
BY the arrival OF the steamship Cahawba al
New York on Saturday from New Orleans, In.
telligence IL received that the troops which were
engaged In the Sabine Pass expedition have
been dlsem barked, and are to comprise part
of the expedition overland to Texas.
The troops were, on the departure Of the
steamer, moving towards Brashcar City and
Berwick Bay, as rapidly as by the railroad
transportation between Algiers and those points
they could he sent forward. The force which
originally was to go by that route will thus be
so much strengthened as to render the expedi-
ton a formidable one.
1t is stated on good authority that our forces
were crossing Berwick Bay with their trains,
and that a part of the troops are already on
their march westward.
The occupation Of Texas by our troops is re-
garded in New Orleans as a fixed fact.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
OPERATIONS At MATTHIAS POINT


Last week, upon information given by Capt.
George c. Hill, commanding the upper notilla,
on the Potomac, an expedition was sent down
to Boyd's Hole and Matthias Point, to clear out
guerrillas and take measures TO prevent the
rebels from running batteries to those points
to destroy passing transports. One hundred
men from Col. Towers regiment, First d. G.
regiment, were sent down under command Of
Capt. Fisher, and landed at Boyd's Hole and
Matthias Point, under cover OF the gunboats
Dragon, Resolute, and Teaser, all under COM
maud Of Capt. Hill, of the Dragon.
The whole country was secuted tyo miles
Inland from the river, but no collision was had
with rebels. Near Matthias Point the rebs were
seen In small squads, but they made of when
our men approached them. Capt. Hill ordered
all the buildings near Matthias Point which
could afford cover 10 the enemy to be burned,
and an unsuccessful attempt was also made to
burn the woods at the Point. Amer filling the
rine-plts and destroying some redoubts used
by the enemy during the blockade Of the river,
the infantry returned to Alexandra. Some
fine horses and mules belonging TO . Mr..
Grimes, . fierce secessionist, were captured,
but could not be brought of for want Of trans
portation.
Spy glasses were found In all the houses vls-
tied, and the inhabitants are familiar with our
guuboats on the river. ..u
Capt. Hill compelled three Of the citizens Of
the neighboehood to take the oath Of allegi.
auce. This commander (son of the late Yankee
Hill, COMEDIAN seems to be possessed Of rare
shrewdness and judgment, as well as courage,
and has always executed with ability the enter.
prises ntrusted to him by his Commodore.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
PATRIOTIC LADIES.

Yesterday Mrs. Ellison, wifeof Capt. Ellison,
Q. NJ. of Convalescent Camp, and Mrs. Hoyt,
wife OF the CommIssary Of same camp, attended
the Episcopal Church at Alexandra. The
officiating clergyman in reading the prescribed
prayers omitted the invocation for the Presl-
dent OF the United States, whereupon both
ladies' arose and left the church, feeling that,
as wives Of officers In the service OF the United
States, they could not consistently worship In
church where the secession pro ,livilies Of the
minister were so markedly shown.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28
TWO DAYS i.ATER FRoA EERoBE.

P,ivatssr Alabama 60 visit CherboprG.
BosroN, Sept. 28.-The steamer Anglia, from
Galway on the 18th instant, arrived this after
noon.
Advices from Cherbourg, In the Courier du
Havrs. state that the Confederate steamer Ala
bama will probably visit that port, and letter
addressed to Capt. semmes gives some founda-
lion TO the rumOr.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-The Pays believes itself
able to state that NJ. Martin, the prefect Of
Brrst, has opposed the seizure Of the Florida
and in consequence au order from Paris has
been issued, the Pdy' asserts, with the object Of
preserving the invio!abili,y OF the barbor Us q
military port.
The gates of Warsaw had been closed for ten
days to any person desiring TO enter or go out
of the city.
Two hundred Of the Inhabitants OF Warsaw
had been transported TO Siberia.
The Russian authorities had imposed enOr-
nous taxes upon the ancient provinces Of P0-
land.
PARIS, Sept. l0.-The Constitutional will reply
tomorrow to the insinuatlons OF the English
press with resp, ct to the Florida, by citing the
ease OF ihf Nashville, and says that the French
Government, Esyiag observed the rules of
strict neutrality, will ieayG Tar what they are
respecting the motives that dictated the coli.
duct CT The Florida affair.
The London ..sral states that Earl Russell
despatched an urgent h.Gssage to-day, q posi-
tive order, to the Messrs. Laird, TO prevent the
s,ssi, rams from leaving their yard without 40
Ample eSPiassttop OF their destination. - -
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-28

EXAMINING SURGEON. Commissioner Bar
rctt, OF the Pension Bureau, has published .
list Of examining surgeons appointed In CON.
pliance with an act of Congress granting pen.
sions. Five hundred aud forty.seven appoint.
mcnts have been made and are published, be'
sides about forty which have been made since
the book was published The appointments
are divided among the States as follows,
Maine, 25; New Hampshire, ~; Vermont, 90
Massachusetts, SO; Rhode Island, g; Connecti.
cut, 10; New York, 50; New Jersey, III Penn
sylvanla, Gl; Maryland, 1; West Virginia, u
Kentucky, 4; Ohio, 60; Indiana, 10; Illinois,
"a; Michigan, 81; Wisconsin, 81; Iowa, aa
Minnesota, 6; Missouri, :; Kansas, 8; Colora
do Territory, l; Nebraska Territory, 4; District
Of Columbia, !.