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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

NEw YoKK, Aug. 6-The Herald s
18th corps says Of the kline sprung by
the rebels that our forces were aware Of
their. intention.
II occurred on the afternoon of the
4ih, and was Immediately succeed BY
rapid and successive volleys of mus
kerry.
The smoke from the explosion had
hardly cleared away when our men an
s~ered the rebel ERE, and drowned the
yells of the rebels with their wild, clear,
derisiye cheers at the failure Of their
mining operations
The enemy ia all probability have
blown a sap we had run towards their
line and charged through, They had,
however, sadly mistaken their distance,
and the explosion took place five rods in
advance Of the head Of the sap Not q
particle Of debris was thrown into any
portion of our lines, and the sharpshoot-
ers did not eyen think it necessary to
abandon the sap The explosion could
DO OF no comparison in magnitude with
that Of Burnside's mine.
1t was Immediately perceived that
their mine was failure, and they we're
satisfied with rising behind their works
and pouring q musketry Ere
This developed no new batteries, but
they fred with far more accuracy than
they have been accustomed 70 do.
The loss was trifiing, probably not
more than would have been attained
through Ordinary picket firing. That of
Il. 4
- they exposed themselves in firing The
frat volley and we're 10 fall range Of our
batteries, far superior to theirs.
The 7ribHHss Washington special
says Gen. Ames was dangerously wound
ed in the side in the charge made after
the explosion Of the mine.
The Heralfs City Point correspond
ent Of the 4th, says Grant and portion
Of his staff left for Washington the day
previous.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

,CIScIxNAri, noon, Aug. s-River ris-
en- two inches, with three feet three inch
es in channel Weather clear. Their
mogneter So. Barometer 29S 81. Show
ers yesterday and indications of more
to-day
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney at Law and .. s. Claim
Agent.

Agent,
IL authorized BY the Government 10 procure Pen
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HeasEs and other PROPERTY destroyed
while in . services Of the Government, and al
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against The
United States.
Bounty for Discharged SOldiersl
Bysa Amsndmeat 10 the Bounty Law. passed At
tbs last session Of Congress, IAN soldiers OF
other persons WHO bass bess or shah hereafter Be
discharged Witha two years from the date Of their
enlistment. by Of wounds rsc,ivsd In battle,
shall receive the same BOaaty a. thsugh thsy
served two years"
Once s61z hAin Street, over KsIlsr's Gun Store.
opposite the CourI House, Evansville, IadiAn@.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
sA-Good references given II required. mhz3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
u.n.r.s mAaroI A H.Ln

This Is the most delighffal sza extraordinary
aFtisls sssr discovered IL changes the sun burnt
face and hands 70 = -ariy Eatn tsxturs Of ravish-
iHg beAnsy inp-riiag the rnArbls purity Of yesfh,
AID The dis'ngHs appsarsBcss inviting IN ths city
bsIie 81 fashion. II removes tan, frseklss. pIz.
ple@ and roughness from the skin, leaving the ce1-
pisEion fresh, transparent and smo0th. It con-
tsins No material injurious 70 the skin. Patros-
szed b Actresses and Opera Singers. II 10 what
syery Lady should have. Sold sTs<yyhsre.
Prepared b Vs. T. Hsgzas Troy, n. T.
Address all orders t.
DEMAs s. BAREEe %. New Yofk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
FAST EXPRESS.
ERIE TRANSPORTATION co.'s
Time Express.
TEN DAMS from New York to
Evansville.
TINE GUARANTEED.


TiHfz EXPRESS Is NOW REABY FOR
Il business. Thsough rccsipts given aud nv
Eaamsssed BY
wM. II. DARLING, Agsnt,
No 265 Broadway, Sew York
0. W ABBOTT, Agent,
No. - state Street. BostoR.
BROWN. DuNkERsoS Z Co, Agents.
Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

B6~It is reported that small band
of guerrillas were in Posey county yes
terday stealing horses.
That it is not daily occurrence is the
only wonder.
It's also reported that Is guerrilla'
crossed intolIninois near the mouth of th'
Wabash one day last week, and are sup
posed to be plying their vocation in thu
Sucker State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Surveyor.
sAMEs d. SAUNDERS will be candidate for
couaty Surveyor At TIE ensuing October election,
on qualifications alone
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

ba~ Southern sympataizers even
some who have been put under bond, TO
restrain their reasonable practices--are
now flying from Kentucky, to the protec'
ton Of the "eorrupt and rotten Lincoln
Government" We hope you don't feel
ashamed Of yourselves, gentlemen We
are deeply impressed with your display
OF touching confidence in thus trusting
your goods aud money amor. US ",hiev-
ing Yankees" We hope you won't
lose any more of your right" under
the "Despot' Lincoln.
The sons and daughters you are send
ing by scores to the schools Of the ivan
dali North, are doubtless too deeply i'm
bued With chivalry to be contaminated
or demoralized by contact with sneak
ing Ianks"
But don't you think that your armed
friends over the river whom you ancour.
sge and sympathize with, and whom YOU
invited into your midst, will lament your
ahsence2
We allude solely TO those who sympa-
lhiEe wholly with the South, and VIII,
hers,as well as when at home, denounc,
the Government and the people will
whom they seek an asylum.
There are hundreds Of good men VIII,
love the Union with oil their hearts, VIII
have been driven from their homes b
the prosecutions and annoyances Q
traitors, who have come amongst us an
whom we welcome with warm hearts.
But those who hate our people, on
free Institutions and the Governmer
under which we live, and who are dad
and hourly denouuoing the one and ir,
ducing the other, can find no WELDON
from loyal men.
They should go South and cheer IL
hearts of their friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
MONETARY Z COMMERCIAL
BANK-N OTE LIST.

N&6EE--A 80 9AALA -
". J. LOWRY : CO., Bankers,
No. First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
FISH
IL IL nnla

N1ACKERAL N BBLs., HALVES. QUAR-
/ vi tefH aad Kits. white Fish half barrels /;
! Salmon, Hsrriug, &C, for sale BY
lyls BELLY co.
SUEDRIES
100 X EOS WHEELING NAILS, % BBLs.
/ lOD Csnsat. oas tisrca Davis Dried Besf, one
/ eask new CarraHts, Layer Raisihs, Cisroe, and
Hamburger Cheese, just received ana for sails By
iyl5 REILLY . co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
GOLD PENS.

c. P. Barnes.s Rxtra Gold Pens.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

Two days before the negro troops
reached Henderson i. was known in the
guerrilla camp that they were eOming,
and exactly IN what number Now,
shall we sleep on in fancied security
Shall we hug the delusive fancy that
these guerrillas are. a myth until our
beautiful city is laid in ashes2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01
Nomination of ur. bingham.

We learn from the Belmont Chronicle of
I the 18th inst, that the Hon. JOHN A. Bing-
ham was nominated, Ut Cssbridgs, Ohio,
on the l6ln inst. TO represent thai District,
! ltbe 10th, comprising ths counties of
Belmont, Harrison, Guernsey, Noble and
Fuscarawas,) in the Congress Of the United
States. On the first ballot, Bngkata got
40, Daniord 2l, Collier H. Simmoas is,
and Skinner 5 votes. On the second ballo.
the result was, for Bingham 81, DaDf9d. 40,
Skinner q Mr.. Bingham, hasips q major
ity OF all the votes cast, was declared the
nominee. The Convention, on motion.
made the nomination unanimous. Captain
Lorenzo DaAford, Of Bellnsnt, vas then
nominated for Eeotor, BY aunanimous vote.
The Convention was harmonious ia ms ac-
tion, aud every ceunty in toe Disric was
fully represented. After the sosdsstions
were made, the Convention was % idressed
by Messrs Bins ham, DsntOIi and Posgaiar.
As Mr.. bingham aEsInsj . sstional repu-
tation il Congress 90 slfs kepre~ntstive Of
this District, (onsiDalls TIE Dist Co~srss-
slonal District OF Ohio. lis knawa 70 be an
able aud fearless sdvssats OF La ral rights
-an able sed ssajy de ..;s., "A "A s.l Of
Consress-oes,des az .h ,iest sNl labori-
Gus worker on Conlsittess, whore yrss,ical
Legislation Is dlae, great isIeres will bs
seitsd, soat sds q be lsh Distfist iv, the
coatest--a.l tie UniCs pa,S sbrsla will
be greatly Disappointed should No 10 defeat
gilmore particularly in view Of the doubt
ful qualifications OF the Individual who will
in all probability, be- his compstitor. The
people Of the 10th Congressional District
owe it to their own credit, aside from the
wish of the Uuioa party abroad. % send
Bingham to Congress. = Stsubonviils Hss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01
n you do. use
Hoofand's German Bitters
From J Nrwton Broom, D d.. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Rnowledye,

Encyclopedia Of Religious Rnopledge,
Although not disposed to fuvot or recommend Pueni
Medicines in G, neral through disifut ni their incredi-
ents and effects yet know OF no sufficient why
testify the beneit lie hell himself to
have received fron MY simple preparnlion in the hope
that he may thus contribute TO the benefit OF others.
do this the readily in regard 10 lioohunds Ger
man }ners prepared by DIR. q. NJ Jackson. of this
city because was prejudiced against them for ipnny
years, uLdrt tir impression hio they chiefly an
alcoholic mixture am indebted to my friend so,ert
Shoemaker ESQ. for the removal Of this preJdicc by
proper and ior encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great aud long continued debility. The
OF three hotties OF these Bitrrs, the beginning Of
the present year. followed hy evident relief and
restoration degree OF bodily and mc7t dgnr which
had not felt for six before and Ind almost de-
SPARED OF regu a,ig ! therefore thank God and my
friends for directing me to the OF them.
~ -. !. NEWTON BROWN
Philad elpha, June %, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-01

Il PRICE T5ets per bottleiof six bsttles foI ~ 90.
qI-For sole BY Druggists siid Dealers everywhere i
us Unitsd states and by J. II. WEST co. 81 Glars
Ape. N .tsllls-5if F3:gal4a' roy lin seiS4y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
RAILROADS.


DIAL TIN ORA AND OHIO
d ard ssts SUNDAY, Absii ion, 1854 d.iiy
hsins win b fup betWssS VsshingtSn sld New
York, ard Meaningless and Ne Well ~ fpllowsi
FOR PHiLADELPHIA.NE wvonHs and posroN,
Leave w.,s,ns,on stIioA. =, n,iss, m, $50
% saDd.y . : 90. n. for Phnidslphis, and 1.SO
D. m. for New York. . 80
Pes:snE,r, ier Phil.eeiphis VIII tshs notice tia.
The Tsin Al 7.sO p. N. does NOT 90 TO PHmA-
DELrnIA, and Ii for NEW YoHH PAs'EHoEns TX
ron BkLTnfoRK.
Lave washington ~ b.so . n, 1so =. NJ, Ills
=. NJ sp. =, tio ,. n, ASop, n, AAa s-1o p. n.
o. sunday Al 1Ss .. n, asa = sap. N
ron ALL PARTs or THE WEST.
Ls S,, w..a,ihg.oSs :, sss n, and ssnd az ,,
r DIV Wi;ais ssf y ZsP 3; T az SOUTH.
.a lr;;; s ~ ssss ss s4 ssS Sunday
"a sunday ailss I'D ~, !, <, snd In ,. y,
.YoR ANNAPOLIS. ~
Lssys washingtsa - 40, : n, and and 40,
No SsiS Tor 1nna polls "a Sunday. - u.
,H' s.,iSs = 10 a n and 70;
se.pins .sr on TO p. n. train. ssrthsi in sleep.
ins "a. :, o scn Be ,s.u,sd until n daily At .hs
ne ART and foutth trains nom w.shinE,en
Gs ial.s.s ,6 PSn a.E.. Of .,.ry Kind
inTsOR Walton, 81 ~ NE uskst once
Master TrAnsportafon-
Z M COLI
ApIi-du General Ticket Agent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
WAl DEPARTMENT,
n CRY, ADfil n. 1894,

WAI DEPARTnEHT,1
WAsHHoroH CITY, April II, 1854.
CO.. J. B, Fly, Proved Asrshsl GsnsTaI;
COLONEL Your letter Of the sth instant has
been received, In which you inform ne that COM
plaints have been made In sous instances "thAt
The enrolmsnts are exec ssivs," and you request
ny opinion a. 10 the legal and most proper mode
Of proceeding under the circumstances herein set
forth"
In reply, l have the honor to say that the orisi'
nal enrolment was made In strict pursuance Of tho
provIions Of the act Of March ., 1883, chapter I5
and though some names were omitted which
should have been ADDED, and other names ware In
Ierted which should have been omitted, yet, COS
sideriug the novelty Of the law, tbs great number
ofofissrS acting under It without experiences, and
the magnitude and difeulty OF the labor they were
called TO peri I'm, II II remarkable that the en-
rolment was so speedily And eorrsstly made.
In order to remove, A. far ~ prAstisable, any err
roTs from the lists Of names, you issued an order
No. Iol, under date Of November IT, 1891 In which
you authorized and required ihe collection Of all
facts necessary for that purpote. This order wa
carried into effect. Not willing, however, to lsavs
untried any means within your power Of discover
Ing mistakes In the enrolment, you went beyond
the requsitisns OF the statutes and ordered print
Cd lists Of all the enrolled men 70 DO prepared AMI
made public, 50 that In every community the eiti
sens might have an opportunity to aid you In tn
performance Of high public duty, while protect
tns themselves against all liability 70 bear an un
equal share Of the public burdens.
Having taken this presaution, and having give
70 all concerned the power to have all existin
errors corrected, and having amended the list ~
oordinG to the beat Of your Information, the fac
that any mistakes still remain must BE- owning 3
the negligence or wIlful fault Of those who nov
make Complaint The lsS requires you to pre-
oNNd with the draft, according IN ths enrolment .
bt:aAls At he date Of the dram, and there 10 n
otG'F gsy for you 70 perform your duty than
take the llSts ,Aen prepared.
II any over dram Ia made At the present tim'
the 'IesSs will be taken into Gsoount In Arrangin
the quota for the next succeeding dram, II moi
troops should be required.
WILLIAM WHITING,
Ap9S solicitor OF the War Department
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ORGANIZATION OF NEW REoIMRNTs.
Wan DrPAnrmEHT, !
ApJuTArT 0EnEnALa OFFICE,
wAsHIHaroH, March u, 1854.

1 - 49,
| WAh DrrAnrMEEr,
| o. t1..g,saro. M.rch n yssiH
... =
Sensrh otoen' NO. u.s. - -
General Orders, No. rs, series Of 1859, are hereby
resoinded, and the following orders wiz govern
hereafter, In lieu theroofi -.
!. In organizing new regiments or independent
companies OF volunteers, the Governors 81 states
are hereby authorized to appoint In adaiuon 70
the star onieers heretofore AnthoriHsds one ses-
ond leutenant for each company VINO ahAu Do
qondiiionAlly mustered Into service A. The date
Of his appointment, AM omesr thus appoinesd
and mustered shall only % enuued 70 De PAID on
the muster and pay.roh OF ms eompAny, ano
should he fall TO enlist An organiiea company
within such time a. ths war pepsrtment may
designate, the men ennhted oy nm .eal ~ " an.
ferred TO some other company ms sppointmen'
shall be cancelled, ana ne shai % aisehAiseo WIN
out pay unless the Governor sive nun posnion
In the consolidated company 70 "h'en n's nen
shall have been transferred, .--..-.a
= mastering omeers VIII repoI. prempuy 70 'ne
Adtutant General OF the Army ,ne name VI sV.I
Recruiting LieuisnAn' mus'etsa sneo .ne seI,l.e
BY them, under eonuiuonh eHer u sppoiht
ment, together with the company ana resimet
for which he 10 recruiting. omesn wiz De nw-
tered Into the service only on tne au'nor'y o.
Gevernsr OF the state 70 when ther regimenu pc
long. 80 L.. -. =
.. Articles Of enlistment viii DO made out In du-
plieate BY such recruiting omeern, ana VIII De as
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
ApII-dtf
OHANeR On URs.


Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
&c.. n al Z n o AD.
sRHEkAL NOV EMENTs L.
o. ..s amer wednesday, January %, 1854
PxssssGBE rRIISs LEAVE PHnIDA., ZOE
1hiau.ers, at Ass a n. CExprssa, Mondays en-.
ssptedD Az, y n, Az ?: D. md u . p, N.
ehess.s, .tssA =, Lis, a,s, 40 and II p. N:
NiininEton, a. 40 tmondsys sxespsedJ Ss,
Nav Castle, At ss q n. and s.pp.A-
Dover, st Aes . n. and % p. n. ..
Milford, At6b q. n.
Salisbury, e.oS o. n. 1900.
TRIlfs FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAHE
saitiraots Al s.s', and .is n, tRHprsssJ is-ts
aiIRisrtos At It's, ., and i0.IO a ~, n.u,
80, Gso and II .o6 D. n.
salisbury a. laos ,. n.
Dover at Gio q. n. and I.bs .. m
New Castle At $50 .. n. AndSbS p, N.
Chester At ale and go q. n, $3.50, ., TIA, md
Leave Bsltiaors Cor salisbury md intsrnsdiG,s
stations At 1lop. \.
TiINs FoE szLrMoHI
.saVs Chester At SO q n, a.eo p. n
Leave Wilmington Gt L.Ss, aas a n, . IS, ?. n,
FhEIsHT TRIMS, with passenger ear a',ashed
Lave Phiisdeiphia, tOr rsrryyIis and ia,.rne
dsts place, a. hep. \:
re places, at 40 D. n. =
Leave Baltimore Tor rhIl,dslphis and intsrnedi
~ tt ss' wiiniasRSa los Fl.a.lpai. and inferno
sUNDAYs-oniy Al I.soa N. and Ii.sop. n, iron
Tron Phiisdslphi. 70 wilminEton ., Ass q N
from = Wilmington 70 PAil,dslphi. a. en- D. N.
Only Al s.ss ,. n from Baltimore 70 Philsael
j.n,s-a WIN. srEARNs, supr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

TNRRMS OF THR SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
% hereby given that, BY . rule Of the Court, IL
NsRAl have bOaa nxed a. follOwsi
General T1mI.
FAird Monday OF January.
E1rrt Monday Of May.
rhiId Monday OF October.
Terms sTlAs Circuit Court.
n which alone Jury u impsnneled for the trial
Of evil eAsea.D
HTSt Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday Of May.
HlI1t Tuesday OF November,
Teyu.s eSRs Criminal CoitJ'.
Kirr Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of Juno.
FIRST Monday Of December.
TeSEss If bas DtliSSs C00t,
First Monday oil June.
EiIut Monday Of Deoember.
Special TsTnL
First Tuesday Of January.
FIRST Tuesday OF FebruaFy,
First Tuesday Of mAroh-
PiIat Tuesday OF April
rhifd Monday OF May.
FIRST Tuesday OF Junes
HifSt Tuesday OF July.
First tuesday Of September
RlrIt Tuesday Of 0otobOr.
First Tuesday Of November,
First Tuesday Of Dooembar,
~ ordSr Of he oOurt RI MEGA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
csIt SfWslhinGtOn County, in the District Of
Columbia, lottsra Of standardization on the personal
estats o. Amelia Mcdaniel, late Of WAShingtopi
D. o., asSsased. All persons having claims
AGninlt the, said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the sAAo, with the youSherl thereof 70
Ne !ahssIiSsr, On or before ths 18th day Of hPri
Iron AL bSnSnt 81 the said estate.
oiyaa Hndsr NJ hAaa thlS 18th day Of April, A.
~ iswSw. LOUISA r. JOT,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

n F FL CT A L.
HNrENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM Q. PIsH,
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.

ENrENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM 8. PIsH,
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
ADIuTAHT GHHEEALs OTTIcH,l
WAsHn0ToH. April 80, 1884. I
ooIsnsi william 4 TiIh, IIt Connestiout sAVAlry,
has been oonVtstsd By Sourt-mArtial Of "oonduSt
prsiudieiAl 70 GOOD order and military discipline
In hAViag made . fraudulent claim AxAlnst the
United states and received payment for a horse
Lost In the military service claimed AZ his per,onA
property but bolonGtng to the United states Gov.
eminent; AppropriAtisE 70 his SWn use and benefit
good seized By him while acting A. provost mar
shall Of the Middle Department. delivering up a
large sum Of money In his poSsesSioH, A. provost
marshal, 70 person claiming II A. his properly.
and Sorrup,Iy receiving In sonsidsrAtlon Of thus
delivering u up the sun OF 600 or thereabout.i
and In having caused the Government brand to be
removed from ooVsEnnsnt horse AAd then sell.
Ing the sane - his own property. Also, OF uIipE
false accounts and VOusheTS, knowing the same "a
sontAin false statements, for the purpose Of oh
tainiDG the ApproyS Of false dams against tn,
DATED stAtes, sontrATy 70 the statute in such
ease made and provided.
Ths court Ssntsassd the said Colonel william 5
F1sh, LIST connsstisut cavalry, Ito b eSGAiusSj 1
OO9sH 10 ~ USAss Ssts I'll paV sd sLOsoness du
~ = hseOaS 80 = ASA JrSA ~ URRsS Aalssi On
10 psVls ~ UnafsI Ssiss . 80 J Soc hSHIsnd do
ISTy - y - tADTtsoAsd n ~ pssSfnitsv1 a 4
bsay, RsD KA ~ n SsoA odAU DISos ~ as Ssersiar
VAsd a. sudh tpvlsslasnt GAGR NJ h Isss ian On
IsaS."
rAs foregoing ssli.asS hHs been approved b
We Secretary u Wa, nnd Albany, New York, de
SnAssa - ne place q sonnnsnsut, which HI
oe'1 approved by The Rraslasst,
IA D. TOWNsEHD,
sPo Ahslstant Adjatant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06
MEDICAL.
CPHoIAL NOTICE,

OO
n. n VkLLNfs fnVa's ho'p''sl N 'ns 10
sh noss' Corner o'ssVsA'h Ana ssu''''' oppo-
me NE Post and Patent om'''' H'0m ana W.
W ''>'''' washington
An diseases Of private nature treated In the
ee's''i'ntin' manner and radical cures siie'sed
IN Al ssssA. STPBLLITIc AFFECTION, CON-
ohkRGA, oLRET STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WBAENEss, ct the result Of ToLUPTuouS
bAEAhs, or AaJ vsAkaSsI Of the oENERATIVs
ORGANS, non any saus. wbstsvsr, or no" long
''AAAiAG Thoroughly and radically cured AlS0'
9oBT, RHRVhATISH, SEVRALoIA' and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the hERIES, MUSCLES
HosRs, Aad JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTCHES
on TEE FACE, kRUPTIoHSon the Limbs and body
aas ali e,Asr RauPTIyR pIsEAsEsa and DISEASE
INN n. vh.,.v., s,u,s tb.y ma,
.....-.. ......... .....
=. -
af - nD AMI 0'"'
Ne Hahss vhn Jsur disease l'' No lAi'' "'i'
.ss,y pfeys.t ysu tro. applying Immediately u
d. Vsnny' "hs Is sskno"iesea !" % " '~ 'h'
nest SUCCESSFUL PHYsIci An in the treatment
=, ,,,,.,. a,...... v.., m, "A ann, and mall,
-y
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PUBLIC HORSES, WAGONS, ks.
wAR DEPARTAHET,)
ADJUTAHT GEEERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHIEoToE, April n, 1884.
General Orders, No. III.
In relation 10 public horSss, wagons, ".
l. Every ofaeeT OF the Army, other than Of the
ouarterm Aster's Department, and the shief mSdi-
cal ofoer OF departments, armies, and army corps,
who has In his possession, or under his control,
any horse, ambulance, GprinE wagon, or Vshislo
Of auy kind, belonging to the Government OF the
United states, whether used in the performance
Of his public or private duties, will immsdiGtely
turn in the same TO the QusrtsrmaSter'S Depart
ment.
II Hereafter NO ofieer of the Army will use any
horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle Of any
kind which II the property OF the Government OF
the United States, whether for the Transaction si
his ofieiAl or private business, without an order
in writing from the AdjutAnt General authorizing
| such use.
mis- order will not apply to ofnesrI entitled 70
be mounted under General Orders No. al, from
this once, OF August Q, 1883
III. The regulations OF the QuartermAHter'S Dc
pATtmsnt provide for the transportation OF otneen
travelling under orders, and their baggage. WhsI
on proper EequisitiOn an ofieer has obtains
transportation, the horse or vehicle 90 obtAins
will be returned TO the On1ser accountable there
for, or TO some ofHeeT OF the QuArtsrmAStsr's De
pATtment, a. soon Al the journey IL per ormed.
~ The QuArtsrmASter General and lnHPssto
General will cause this order to be enforced b
the ofnesrI Of their departments throughout tn
arsiss dths United States, and for its ViolAtiOE
reported BY the onieofs Of these dspaTtmsnts, u
sAaS penalty r. attashsd ~ provided By sestio
i q OF an act OF Congress, publishSd In osnsEi
l orderS, War Department, No. los, current SsriS
A refsfsnes 10 the use Of Gmbulanses.
By order Of ths sssrstATy Of Was
\. D. TOWNSEND,
suD' Assistant AdjutAnt oSASrAL