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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
JUDICIAL ELECTiOy,

.NoT1aE IS hereby given That am elec,.1g vi.
tie held IN The several towns. war and r,...
tion precincts in The STATE Of Wsral.a.a,
Tuesday, the 7th tlavof April next. i.- l,...
Jlsti,e Of tis SHpreUgc Co,1t for H. Term u
SIX years, il place OF LGther s D,go .wh.ee
term OF odite VIII expire on tie It's. uay ci
June, A. D. 1858
Said election 10 he rnnd rct-tl, va. @ cg..
vassed, and returns mad, acrorIiar 10 7w.
In witness Whereof have bon,
unto st my haad. and afixa.a
[sEAL.1 Great Sal q. he SIa,e. at tn Cn.
toll in Madi<nn. ihi~ g,h day Of ~.
ruary. A. D. 1863
JAMES I. LaWl-, Sec. Of Stat
To TIE town Clerks. Supervisors and Ill.
tors Of iae several towns and election p.,
cincls ia tie county u Pierce
Notice is hereby given that purs, sajtof,
Statrte Of this Sta1r add the FOREGOING no'g
from the Secretary Of State. an elrcuor VIII
be held IN the several towns and tI,ctn
prccitcjs N the county of Fi,c CO State sf,e
,5id, ON Tn; ~day the 7,A day Of Apl TER
for CHIEF Justice Of the SUPREME Corr hr
the term Of six years. in place Of Lailer 5.
Dixon. baee term Of o.fict viii eypae on
the first day Of Jane. \. d 1883
Said ller ION 10 lie cnr'.1.-i r,.ss cla.
v2ssed and returns NJ; e arcNAoQ I,\AT,
COLEMAN PUEY},
sheriff Of rialsr County.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
A Negro Army.

:.
An officer OF Massachusetts cavalry
Stationed at Bea fort, s. G., after express
s,ug his sotisfa,ti ~ with The enlisted ne
.
% ''''' 90 ~ "S' ~" ~ "'''''o P'S
SeS>'d OF great powers OF endurance
easily disciplined, and well satisfied with
m it.arv life, thus utters his sentiments
oo ;. ,r,bcm If III. wa,wh,, - do
- w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

ca A dignitie'l clergyman. pnssessor
Of 81 coal mine. about which he was like
" to have lawsuit, sent for an aitor
uey, in order ia have his advice. The
lawyer was curious to see coal pit. aud
was let down hy rope. Before he was
lowered, he said t. the parson: "Doctor,
your knowledge is not confined to the
surface Of the wortl, but You hive Ike
wise penetrated to its, Utmost recessps
How far may it he from this to hell 1"
81 don't know exactly" answered he
gravelT, ''hnt if you let 60 your hold,
you'll be there IN minute."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
Queer Things
[From the Ohio Buckeye STATED

from the ONO Buckeye State
We know Iazv. slnfIle>$. ,riting devil.
who n ve. pail dolpr OF taxes in Their
ives. who are bowling twelve ont Of the
ivy nty four hours about "the enormous
taxes we are burdenrd with
We know men, the seat Of whose
pan'aio'ns 1:<play the flag If distress nj
half INST, VII" conId not buy tie ,oe-
nail II a niger if able bodied slaves
were selling nj dollar d,zen. who IS
il To a ra~son if they hear of M "attack
upon slave property"
We know men who never did a day :
work in their lives save when borrow
ing ar sealing was inpess'hle--who are
bowling ke wolves against ''niggers
comm to Obi" to compete with the Ia
Dor of poor white men"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
Old Regiments 30 be Filled,

A Correspondent of the n. Y. Times
giving an analysis of the CONSUMPTION
aw, and dwelling upon some of its tea-
lures and probable results, says
II there is Necessity for further in
crehse OF ueu-ihere can be tut lirtIc'
occasion for more ohiupr>-the ranks of
The OIL regiments will be file up. The
aew recruits viii he inte, woven with the
v lerane of the Peninsula, of Shiloh, Of
tt"anoke of Pea Ridge, Of Lexington,
aud b ,>Io, Mountain ;ni Mnrlrce>horo :
having, by ready example, the drill the
discipline, the cool courage and ciii,.ien
cy OF iii $50 who have survive! battle
feds that have been made meinorahl"
bv their vaInr and their endurance So
the officers who have won their spurs
will have fnlt ranks gathered under their
old riIIied banners. Shrel> anl patch
"S they are; bur. tattere.l a'i torn -
thny may he. they ARE worth all the
Haunting Standards OF new regiment,
that could be sent to the front by all our
q vernnl> within the next year. 81 by
the new low arr prepared the historic re
collections of the regiments hat ueni
out strong both in spirit anl in Numbers
hUt that how have oniy the dariny vii,
the numbers, alas, sleeping where tie
foremost fell.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
Notice az Attachment.

State Of Wj-consin-P Pierce Gouutv--icE
Of Pleasant Valley.
70 archy 1rC1ecr8:
" T are herc5v nofitied that varrmt
4 attachment he been issued ara 4 70
and your propo' ~ a.tacho,i to satj-f, l1ed
man1 Of john HENDERSON. amouniin fet1
ty-nine dollars now unless You s'aI. ARA
before John y. Trumble. r ! alrc~a,
Peace in and for said county. n his o.i'c "a
said town. on the 3lst day Of Ma, h. a .
1853. at one o'clock in the af.g,aaa, ia}.,
ment will be rendered ainst VOC and Your
property sold to pay The debt.
Dated this 2Sth day If Fch. 1913.
JOHN HENDERSON, Plaintiff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
re- A seven gear old bow Of B.

re- A seven year old bov Of Bnffalo,
was recently heard to use profane Ian
9nage. aud on teing rcpr"yed by his
parents, and directed to ass, Gods for
givenASS, retired To his room, and was
heard 10 say. 20 God, | am very sorry |
sail hat naughty word and | won't say
SO an. more; but hlrr, and make me
grow up to be a man. and fhen | can
swear rs much IS | want to like pa, and
nobody will notice it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

ried in few weeks to Edwarl lie lie.
and Kate had promised to be her bride
maid. This, Ike the promise between
Kate aud Henry Eaton, had been made
in childhood, and ratifed every week
since. 1fKae was married first. Anna
was to be her brilrtnad: and if Anna
was married first, Kate was to be hers.
Though Kate bal made twenty promises
to her be AUX, and broken them all; and
though she had declared that VOWS are
things Of air, vet these two promises she
had ever considered sacred; and though
her promise to Henry was row yuid, vet
there were moments Ike thot in which
she had conyersed with Anna Duncan,
when she felt that perhaps il was binding
and she woul i've in scc'uS;on rather
than trihe With or break that engagement.
The prom s. she had nade to Anna,
though of minor inn ortance, was also n
promise Of childhood, and now remained
in full force; aud Kate deferred entering
the convent, in order to fulfil it,
Annals wedding was n Joyous ocea
SION 20 al We hate IlahootI 1t h"d
been long WISHED for and expected. The
parties were Young, anl wealthy, aud
handsome. and happy in each others
love. ] he wedding party was large and
Ia hl"nnbie. Inc apartments were
spirndtiiy affirmed ana lighted "p. Inc
s,mnts wer" rare and sumptuous
The br de WAS elegantly arrayed. She
o 'kcd almost IS beautiful as h"te. The
bridegroom looked better than usual,
though hate thought not SO well as
Henry Eaton But all this happiness.
e.egance, beauty and bliss, had n"
charms Tor kHte' She Lao dressed her
SET rchiE' ara WIN TASTE M" looked
heaut''ul; 'of she could not ,ooE Other
wise. She looked happy and pleased,
for Sh" would not look otherwise at
Anna's Welding; yet She felt that such
festival might have been, bat never
would he for her. That all those happy
SIM IS and Joyous wishes and bridal
Kisses might rave been laViShea upon her
who w"a'd soon he So lonely When
Sho locked NJ kiward, the happy BRIDE
groom, she thought Of Henry and Their
sad parting, and Hinged for the silent
cell OF the eonveut-thc holy cioster of
the devoted nun.
Gay music echoed through the fe, tive
halls Youth and beauty joined in Tie
Hight toed Dance bat rs Kate accepted
the hacd of The first oraolnsman to ioin
in the QualrIle, she felt That it was for
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
AROEITs0Sism.


Very many people regard the term
AJoItioaist MS involving nearly or quite
as much reproach ms that Of 1r0itor-
The answer to many able arguments
is. that the man is an aholIti1u,>t. That
sheer settles It. The ID tnocratic Club
here has raised funds for the purchase Of
tract, published by Pump Carpenter.
of the Madison Patriot. called q Con
eenfraicd Extract OF AboIitinnism. y
This same Pump Carpenter, not two
wears ago, WAS tic most violenl aholi-
tion,,t in the Sta.e The following edi-
tvrial in The Patriot is about as concen-
trated au extract OF AholitioniSm AZ we
ever saw. Pump should have had it i'll
ls collection
Er9 rs ISL tIrn AbOiiti0nisss.'
From lie Madison Patriot. April -, 1861.
The traitors have applied the torch,
and tlof need tot b. surprised If they
are consumed ii the dreadful! eruption
The North has waited h,r the first blow,
and ii hen that was struck WtTHOU /
Il CAUSE, from nat moment party
Iiues were ub!itera;ed, and Democrats,
ReiuiiIc;..is ali parties, crecdS atlI dc
Nominations instantly forgot their cree,Is
and their platforms and are to day en-
rolled under but one tiag-tho Stai
SpangIrd banner.
Tne Gpr-h WAS slow TO ang 'r--slow tn
start-pnticni. enduring and e0et for
QipiHy Of HE MOT WANToN INSULTS.
a. iut iue sake ot peace; bat since Ter
Uery toier0tton has been treated as an
sctQeMcs ~ s9etkHe5S a,ia eo1drc!scs he
hss BOW afflSen IN the malest # her
might, nnd Woe - the psorohers of her
wrath Since nil InIl measures have
faI.cd-anI slhcc Mars IS Il be the un
pi Z, We sag war to the knife, ari the
knife to the hi.t-carry the conflict into
the very heat 81 Ahita, and s,pce tie
maiconieat yetels woujd not let as fight
far Meir c0Asfits iioagi rights to their
stare property LET Us ALL TURN
AbOLIl iONlSrS-if tina, word will
express the uiranin@, aud a III A BLOW
AT SLAVERY tint Sh9H nuke hr
proed masters hear;s gHohe ALWAYS
sThIKE AN ENEMY IN HIS MOST vULNERA-
Bic rAaT, md as 1ge in050 Of 10 Sub
jscf more te;sgeT to .S0vthe,s c"n~ciencev
ttsfa heir SIacev, LEI SUCH A BLOW
BIZ STRUCK AS WILL MAKE EF
cry REBEL HOWL WITH sMTD-
HT F2ICt ET FOR
FEAR OF A SURVILE INSUR
RECTION
y, that il. III tyar are hare no
compiiDe4ts and u -horyland Ocfv the
trotfor tao. LET Is BEGIN BY \
corr DE- Eta Z WITH HER So
0u0 SLAVES. end ,rhca ace rare PU [
THEM III A CONDITION OF
OEFGNCE AND DEFE NSE
LIZ Is TURN OUR ATTENTION
TO THE HALF MILLION SLAVES
IL VIRGINIA AND MAKE THE
CHIVALRT SEE SPECIRES IN
EVERY BUSH.
We might extend this chapter al az
fnifpa, las tbs VIII do far tie present.
A1s0 o"r mn. h.g,3s are IT, let rs nuke
no ch1dS pIoy Of IT. BUT DRAW
THE CLAhEr AT EVERY BLOW.
We beipytd in the dnctrine of that
article, When We first rad It, nearly two
years agr; we Lelieve il it now. Peo
PIE fight to hurt-dcstroy-ki'l. Let us
do i. a:i oct ali the help out Of the
niger. or any Otlcr man." that we
can.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
RFSOEUTs0E.

Resolved. by the Common COME o. , n
City of Prescott. tt at the CITY lrtas' ,.ls
Mavo, are hereby instructed to dIs}'r ''.,.e
County orders and Tax certifcaies o.''H al
to the CITY. in the best possible faa''fe. :.
apply the proceeds 10 The payment % tn 4,
judgments against the City. and repoI'
City Council a. their next meeting. ,,-,r
L. ". HAvlHAyn, City Clerk pro 'F'"
hereby certify that the foregoing r. :, h
was passed by the Comaon Couheil - FIJI
CITY If Pre- scott at a meeting theiesl ~
March la62 r W. HAvILiND
City Clerk pro ''''
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
r.zt- A Western nres,linr elder boast

nE- A western presiding elder, boast
ing Of the ans 10 provisions made for the
preachers in his district, said he had left
the parsonage of A, where donation
party Was gathering, where he saw
LOO feet of sausage, which bad been
brought IN, and it was coming in when
he left.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

FAIR Hrr.-A sensible man writes
The newspapers quote regularly the
price Of gold IN Wall Street. and give
accounts Of the fluctuations in the gold
market. WHY d. they not also quote
the price of second hand clothes in Chat
ham Street ? TIL two trades are in the
same hands. AMI can't see why your
journalists make mnch of ono and say
nothing efathe other"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

- Mr.. Coliamer. of Vermont. said n
few DAYS ago, in his place in the Senate:
s. This war viii come To- Some end with
IN the cnur'e of a year or So. do not
dc ire to make preparations for its con-
tinpance much longer then that; and
will not agree to the framing of any
measures that seem to DO predicated on
- idss Of lis continuing longer tiue."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

Youth revei> in tho radiance of years
to come. nor ever dreams that The little
daisy ON the lawn, 81 smilingly behell
or 50 tenderiy gathered from its green
bed, shall make the Whole heart ache
with all the past when it meets The eve
IN soma fnturs year.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
KFLEOURN HOUSE

G. WEAVER, iRoFhi''''
PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN
U have bought and reftied The ap 'o'sgs d
1 known House, and invite the pltI'''-
tAe public. %, ia Hoass.
s- Gaod stables connected WIN LIVER, "fFR
Prescott, Dec. 3, 1862. 9. NEA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

=" What object do yon see?" asked
the doctor. The Young man heSitated a
few moments. and then replied, 9 1t ap
pears like jackass. doctor. but | rather
think it. is your shadow y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
NEWS ITEMS.


out of them.
- Hon. John F. Potter, Of this State,
has been appointed Governor OF D"eo-
tab Territory.
- Brigham Young has been arrested
without driIi:alty, on the charge of po-
lygany. He gives $4,000 for his APP
pear'nce.
- IN. Sigel has been induced to
ihlraw his resignation, and will prob
ably he assisu,l to his old command.
- An old topper out West says TIE
two most precious things now included in
hoops are girls and kegs Of whiskey.
- Gen. Grants medical director says
that the reporters have greatly exagg m
ted the sickness in the VicGshurg army.
- A report reaches Us by way of
Memphis that our forces have captured
seven thousand rebels AMI eight trans
Ut. -, ,I,, y.1 .;.a,
m. oh -
COZ, i,ton, has again commenced. If
these miserable ,lastaid.; would only re-
main there, nobody would care.
-, 49,. -
preference over n other npplirautS flr
80;
,r,.. hi,
~ ....,....,.
..I.,.~......,.. = ;a...,,,,;. - An
,o..,;. =. ion n,o .,.n which !. :, in
o.o, ,I.o o...o.;,,;o, l.w y,n
10 49,, c.,a
"S"' 0uFl'S'"0' ''A' d ''F"' D'''''
ci"t AS he IS says IN recent 'st'er'
" the law OF Congress making every
man soldier who is capable OF bearing
arms. should DC enforced AM SUoih ''e"
o.
l nc Nc" ''N N''"'"y "'' ''"
'a'nS c"'e'"' "''"'F''' % '"' f'oo'''N
P""ue'i c'''P'eA''" q '''e "0"' = Jus
winch proves almost beyond " "oo''
hat the Administration Mil have clear
working MAJORITY WINE tAe Senate VIII
stand : KepabI'ta"s 70; Democrats u
unl"nl>is, intending such men "s p "S"''
Hicks aud Conn@'s' 9.
- In this dark honr Of our country's
trial, there IS bet one road t. success ami
peace, an that is 10 be as firmly united
for oar government as the rebels are
aga MT It. D. moi place even one straw
n the way, a"d reinenbor that every
worl You speak 20 cause poIi'ieai s'r''e'
encourages the South, nerves he arm
an str hes The blow wh'c" Is AIMED at
'he hearts o!o"' oi our oFolhe'S ""'
Kindred.
A vounc man, lately married, fears
being drafted, AMI advocates tie passage
of y similar law to that in f.,rco among
the IsraeIite@. rs recorded in Dates ono
my, 25ih chap, 5th Verse:
When a man hath taken new wife,
he shall not go out TO war. neither shah
he bs charged with any business; but
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

TWENTIETH REGrfrrr
a SIN NoLt NTEEES !-rff.I y,
and glorious regiment requires d1 ',@ ss
complete their old organization ;, 'T.a 4
ana noble young men now is vo... ..te
e,ll,Sl' ana '-eeome bold sol Ter hoq. .'eo
ana EQUIPPED as the law directs fn.
f i Commander through tie WIKI .'a@ ~.
Ss1, indian Territory and the : u e..
S =, no IN defence Of tie Union. 81. aa
Sioo. lounty in advance and to ~, g q 81.
families, 50 rer month from ~ ! ),
50 per month from ,he county, a ID
month from The Z. S. Governmsr, =,
For further PARTICULARS. enQmIe 49,
Strong. Captain Cemmani.ng u y e 6
Party, Ripon. Wis ''ee'plt-g
Sept. j. D. BROWN
Recruiting Officer, Piece r. =, -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

- tt is estimated that two millions of
barrels Of crude oil have changed hands
~ Plt;shurg, Pa. during the past year
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

hereby certify that the foregoing :; . ,8.,
ton was passed at meeting Of the e0.l'"
Council March 5. 1863
L W. HAvILAvD, City Clerk, pro f'1
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
OUR BANNER.

Flag of the valiant and the tried
Where Marion fought and Warren died
Flag the monutain aud the lake
Ofrivefs rolling to the sea
In that broad grandeur fit to make
The symbols ofetermtyi
o. ftrrcst Flagl 0. dearest land
who shall vrur banded children sever
God eff our fathers here we stand
From Plymouth's rock to Georgia's strand
Heart pressed to heart. ban linked in hand
And swear-"The Union lives forever"
Slill uniform banner Of the free.
The nations turn and look 10 thee
And when at home Thy shadow tails
long the armafy's trophied walls.
The ancient trur rets long for breath,
The dInted sqbres fercely start
To vengeance from cach Changing sheath,
As If they sought each traitors lIealt.
O. sacred banner If the brave!
q. stand ard OF ION thousand salps
o guardian If Mount Vernon's grave
Come, let press thee to our lips
There is trcml in Of the rocks
New England feels the latriot-shoeks;
There is a trembling Of tie lakes
The West with all the So0th awakes;
And 10 OF high the glorious shade
OF Washington. lights all the gloom,
And points uuto these words. arrayed
IN lines of fire arc nd his tomb
:. Americans your fathers shed
Their blood to rear the Union 5 fame;
For this tler arless la ner spread
On many CORY plain.
Americans ., Will We dare,
On mountain prairie flood,
BY hurting down their glorious gift.
To d,secratc that blood
The Right shall live With. Faction dies
All T,aito,s draw a fleeing b'eaih;
But Patriots drink from Gods own ewes
Truths light, that conquers death F"
Then dearest flag AID dearest land,
Who shah your hauGed children sever
God of our fathers here we s,aul-
From rlymouihs rock 10 Gcorgias strand
RI r.. = g.. -, .
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25
IsESO4lL TEON.

Resolved by tie Common Council q J"
CITY of Prescott. That he Treas t"r : fe''
by instructed to dispose Of the cash o" apa
belonging To the city. in thf Following a i.
ncr Redeem three 'mdrcd dollars orr.
that have been presented tH p%Yme1al s.i
pay thu oldest iudso nta-ainet the e. y ,s a.
have the balance endorsed o. tie "eA' '''''
Judgment. IN.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-25

- An important treaty has been CON
cu let at Washin en- with the Chippe
wa Indians by winch they cede To the
Gnvcrnnlrnt five reservations of valuable
land, AMI retain tho Gull Lake reSvr;a-
lion. TIL President is to appoint Il
Board of Vlsitor> 10 attend to Nil paw
ments, made by Indian Agents, and re-
Ioit on the Conduct of government sn-
ployees.
PRoMorED.--O. T. Have. Of this city
ha, been appointed Maj of thu III mt
ell Rangers of this State. Soon to be EN-
PLAYED against the InIials on the from
ter. This is IN act of jus'ce ON the
part of GOV. Ramsey towards our cnun
iy. We learn that the Major leaves to-
day for the field of duty Hastings
CoR$srVer.
- The Richmond Examiner thinks
the iestity of the Confe'leracy is staked
OH tie struggle of the next three months.
and that 800 900 Of such soldiers as l. e
has are sufficient to defend any country
against the armies of the world.
- darkry's instructions for putting
on a coat were Fust de right arm,
den de lief and den one general couwul-
sioa."
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

Every family, ct this ssason, should use the
sAMBUCI WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and bensf.
and sudorine, highly esteemed by eminent physi-
and By some Of tho nrst families In Europe and
As TONIC, ..... ..
II has no equal, causing an appetite and building
9. n: ,y,tsm, being entirely pure wine Of most
' As "A DIuRETIC,
n impart, healthy action Of the Gl.nds and kid.
nsy.t and Urinary oIg.ns,ysr Ssnshsia' In preFsy
sPEER's WINE
10 not Q mixture or manufactured article, bot 10
srape, cultivated in New Jersey, recommended By
psrs: supesior p Z any ots.P Wine. u
sxoellsnt article for "a weak and ds6ihtassd per
snd sns sna
ALADIEg WINE,
Because II will not intoxieate a. other wines % y
contains no mixture Of spirts or other liquors. AND
I.oSsss sf:s SI II: G sons g
I've organs, and blooming. soft' and healthy skin
and complexion. WE prrrp tn
Cen Whine Scott, =. .sA Or. Wilson, ,ilth &. ny
sy Hssfnn ss a. M ss BDsasS.sy
Drs Darcyk Mich oil, New. Or. Marcy, New York.
Ark, M. DR.. Paist, Phiiada.
D-None genuine without the signature Of II
FRED sPEER, Passaio, N. j." IL over the cork
II TMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all nrst-class Dealers
Trade sppplisd in Baltimore by WIN. II. BRowf
4. sPEER, Proprietor.
| vIHEyARp-Passaie, New Jersey.
| JOHN La FOY, Paris,
| nov sly Agsnt for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02

DIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN
ID VALID PENsIoNERs.-PEnsIo ovrIcr, Au-
{ust 10, l8S3.-The next biennial examination Of
Army Invalid Pensioners, required by ap act Of
Congress approved March .. 1859, will take place
on ssd aftsr the Ath day Of september, isss, and
due. No csrttdeats Of such examination bearing
date prior TO the eth proximo will have any valid
ity.
tiheats Of sxamination made by unauthorized civil
surgsons Will b. aossptsd, uniess II 10 clearly i'm
practicable for the psnsioner TO obtain the cerih-
cate Of two orsguisrly-sPgointsd surgeons.
for sseh easel will be refunded to the psDsioner
examined, on presenting TO the Peusion Agent a
receipt Tor the amount from the examining sur
ysous: but In no case will tes paid to unsuthor.
izsa eivii suts.ons BE- rsioIdSd' a1 "a -, .,., -, n,
Congress, ( for the loss OF arm, leg, hand foot
OF ( for no other disability than the loss Of hn'
ger, toe, or an eye, tnot eyeetshtD oi than the
pnvatton of some IKE ssssntal part Of the pen
nonsrs body, are exempt from the biennial exam.
ination. Those whose pensions commence at a
date later than March 1855, will also be exempt
from examination until September 4, t6sd, unless
a. an earlier examination Is specially required by
should II be found, as q result OF the examins ..
uon IN any case, that the pensioners disability
longer eMnu, the pension will cease should the
degree Of atsAbiity be found to have diminished,
without disappearing altogether, the peusiopei ei
will BE- paid at the rate corresponding with the
degree estimated by the examining suig ons and
NO longer, a. specined In his pension Sertineate
plieation to this ofiiee, and by the Issue OF new
complete list Of authorized Examining su,
geons, soon to be printed, will be furnished tc
pensioners on ''p''I5so5ssssnPi 5ossPH H. BARRETT,
aula-d2w Com ssioner
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-02
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS.
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REQUEST all readers who may feel interested In
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness OF
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