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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
Field OfODoratiOnS.

EkSpottsy lvanis CourS Hnuse is q small
town OF about 200 inhabitants, the capital
OF Spots yvauia County. It is situated on
the 10 river, branch Of thu Mattapony.
1t is from l. to IS miles sou, Invest Of Fred
cricksburg, and the saline distance southeast
of Germans Ford--thn three places form
ing the points OF an equil,ioral triangle -
Orange Court ilUn.C l. % miles directly
west, and Guinncy'> Station / miles oui
from Fredericksburg On the railroad 10
Richmond, Is IL miles easr Of Spattsylva-
MIA O. III.
The railroad running nrrth from Fred
ericksburg to the montr oil Aqua Creek.
on the Potomac, by which communication
is now had with Washington, is | miles
long From the mouth OF Aqua Creek to
Wash ston by the Potomac is 30 mics.
The stations and distances on the Rail
road ftom Richmond tn Frederick >burg are:
Richmond --.....'.,.....,..o Hungary )
Ashland Tayiorsvillc .2u
'u H ''''.'.'....''...:3 Chesterfield ------25
Milford Guinney's ~
Fir dericksburg ..............t0
The stations and distances IN the Rail
roads tom Richmond To Orange Court House
are. .ttts 81 III E.Ef i.
Richmond .
Hanaver Court House IS Junction - %
NeePs.- Beaver Dam. . 10
Gfctericks Hau .......-5i Tolersv ilie. ..-56
Louisa Court House---6a Trevalian's. - G7
Melton GorionSviile - e
MAIDS son Orange c. II, .. ~
Tn, North Anna river behind which /; e..
is expected u make a stand if forced back
to il, runs parallel with aud north NJ the
rsiirnad from Orange Court House to Rlca>
mond Lee would strike it about L. mlIes
beyond Spottsylvania c. II.
as44 RUTDERs FIELD.
There are two railroads running out OF
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18
liECIECTIC.

DR. H. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon
- and Accoucher, tenders his professional ser
vices tothe citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. Dr.
L. is graduate of the Eclectic and Medical In
stitute of Cincinnati, and has had many years ex-
perience 10 the practice of his profession, and ne
hopes BY close attention to business to merit q
share of the public patronage DR., Lee has gwen
especial attention to, and has been emnentiy
sdcce sfu in the treatment Of chronic diseases oil
every variety, and especially of such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases of the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
stipation, Piles and diseases ofthe Kidneys GRAY
ell, &C. All those who have been unsuccessinliy
treated for any of the above diseases, would una
it to their interest to consult DR. Lee without de-
lay Our practice is safe certain and prompt,
leaving no mercureal faint in the system, but
cleansing, lenovating and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures uner-
ring laws.
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. 4, 1864.
To all whom it may concern; We, the under
signed members of the West Virginia Legisla-
ture, take pleasure in saying that we have known
DR.. Richard HI Lee many years previous to the
breaking out Of the rebellion, as a successful and
energetis practitioner of medicine (of the Eclec-
tic SCHOOL,, both in Kanawha county Virginia and
in Gallia county, Ohio.
q. SLACK, Senator 9TH Dist,
VS.. DUNBAR, NJ. II. d.
JNO. M PHELPS, Pres Senate.
Office che door south of Kramers Hotel Main
street mar242m
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nRUG CLERK. One who has had several
~ years experience in the business None but
an honest and sober young man need apply ..
Address Box 497, Wheeling Va. myli-Std
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-18

The stations and distances IN the Rail
roads tom Richmond to Orange Court House
are. #-ttts ~ u 20 i.
, 1864-06-24

fat,on-of Mursha1 :Irmunt's "Sp'rit Of NH
ttary lnst.tutions," with valuable notes his
tor;cal and daiucttre. IN connection with tht
Eresent war.
From West d Johnson, Richmond Mis-
1*u1ock's " mistress and Aatd," and iluproE-
ed edirfon OF s'Rcbsl Sougster."
II Southern L,ter.Ty messenger for June
cortairs "a Rcvic" of rannkaussr," W
Sen.ucl D Doviee, sud "PFince Eugene" BY
r1ot. ScLelc de Vere.
Tie D.xt.aA .s}s 1hr trn.,ps or isrn, Les'+
ecs,mard are In fine health aud sp!rl!e, All
rpio, tux abundant ra'iobs, Including sugar
.,,d cotce, while the laukre bill OF fare Is
raid 10 be nothing tuf hard tack and soitee,
their turpl, ct meat haTiuE btsu exhausted
There Wis report that Hampton had A.
tack ed Sheridan near Louf'a Court Hosse on
Saturday, nud captured several hundred prs
onere aud battery Of artillery Whtle this
vos not otficialiy confirmed 1t YVES certain
i 1lLt had ,akru plxce un Saturday
.sTbe Object OF this raid Of 9n.ridan'3
eays the U.p tcs, sis ma.ifestiy to cmbar-
1ats eur transportation BY cutting our linei
Of communication with the interior. II
ten. Hampton shall succeed In defeating
that purpose, and IN routing SheEidan's
gang, he will win tor himself and Ills com.
maud inperlshabte reroTn.
Varions rumors we're in circulation on
Sunday relatire to denomination against
Lynchbnrs, snl some 'tcruakers' were quite
sure tic place had been taken. Crook and
Avert,l were also reported ut Livingston, on
the railway, midway between LYnchburg
and Charlottesville.
, 1864-06-24
Constitution Life Syrup
ULCERS, PImPLRs, BLoTcHH

Aad al otasr aiAc11ttea sf this hnd. wh!ch 80 muet
temsles ofIen nak1rF item = di1kussta9 ob,sot y
t4era1elye1 and their fle2d1-
, 1864-06-24

There Gun be no doubts no as 20 the
downfall Of the high and heavily trimmed
boInets Of the last two years, md tho reign
OF the small ones which have taken their
place- Ne have rushed isto The opposite ex-
IRENE, and 1t is now difficult to Distinguish
between . bpnnet and cap. the ears and
car-rings being the most conspicuous OBJ
jegts which you remark It their aides. The
Empress herself has adopted small. round
shape, enclKcltng the oral OF the face, aud
almost A19aJs gafnlshed with friaye, eithe-
Of Jet white beads, or straw, which falls
upon the hair. The timc-honored bovosA:
(cnrtain> has IN many caaes disappeared, OF
il only represented BY tul1e bonuAon-, which
allows the chk9nsn, enclosed in 4 nat, room
to expand It's proportions. 4 1cK bonuets
htve appeared with q rose or brunch 81
n"wer. at the back, but this fashion imue-
diately fell to the domain .? qnesti9Hable
dresseTs, and will not, therefore, be long re-
tanned This may also be predicted for
those bonuets entirely covered over with
flowers of one kind, such As Eiolets, corn
flowers, lilies OF the valley, DC, which had
fu.e the bonneta are small, light, and The
trimming, hoWer with buds and leaves, Of
pss.T OF flowers, are placed quite lon down
NJ the car, on tie side of the bonnet, or else
ELL b4ck 70 as to cover the cro1n. hare
been thus pa1tIcular. because bonnets form,
In fact, so Important = part Of the female
costume. Black lase, with bright dowess,
or n s8sss'e, are much WON, ~ are pA'4+s q.
r.s and shining straw bonnsts The Empress
Al ptSEtt on two successive aaTs In the Bois
de bou1ogud in btack lace bonnet nad E
coarse sirnw, each trimmed with bouquet
Of field nowers.-Gsr. Pile. ". -4gasr1sta.
, 1864-06-24


WA.H1Ne7ox C1rT. jane srta. l56k
SIR: aul instructed BY the Secretary OF
Tur 20 ackno 1ledGc the receipt By relercnce
from you, Of the petition OF E.. F. Wilcox
and Others, representing that they enlisted
In the 1st Illinois Light Artillery Ia August,
1sta, and were promised that they would BE-
held ouly for tls une1pircd term ot the bat
1e.y, and asking that they be discharged OF
the expiration q sid term In reply ! an
The rrrort Of the Adjutant General to tae
Department, that the only information that
cnn be obtained relative to the term for
which thrse men enlisted, is from descrip-
tire hook Of the battery on file in the Adju
tant Generals Office ol the State OF Illinois,
which stst=s that these men enlisted In Aug
A., who was at that time superintendent ct
rccrnitinE service ia thur State, reports that
he never authorized any officer to enlist men
for the unexpired term Of an organization. :.
In riew OF these facts. the application pre-
sented cannot be iaVor4blJ considered.
Very respectfully, your ob't sefv't.
LOUIS II. PELouRs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Hon. E. B. WAsHnuRSE, House'of Repre-
nrf~f
, 1864-06-24

Important Developments Recrct
An1l-1mper1nl Society In NeEr Or
teNRA.
We hare received fsou New Ozleaus full
particulars ofa secret society recently csta1-
lishcd In that city, whose purpose is to r.
slst the founding Of M Imperial dyuasty lu
Mexico The Developments include copies
OF the rituals of tue order, its constitution
and bylaws, list OF oaicers' names and resi-
de1ces Of 1ncinbcrs, aud other' information
Of an interesting aud highly important ma.
turc. The order is recognized BY the iuitiI
letters %. bf. D." OF "Defenders Of tie
Monroe Doctrine" and up to the. time OF
the interference Of the government in its
proceedings, AID the arrcst Of several os its
more prominent mem bcrs, a short time sincs,
numbered some three hundred enrolled
Iamcs, Including at least one member Of
t;tu. B.rks' stslr, and numerous officers be-
longing TO the Union army. We annex list
OF the officers Of this fast bccaming tormida~
bic organization: Col Don F. y. Dc Dor~
dcn+ Mexican arnay, President; J. C G El~
lis, Vice President; L. Il. Evc11tt, N. D.,
Secretary s. e. Hamilton, lnitsator;
Henry Copeland, ---. A number OF res
sells engaged TOR the toneer expedition have
heep seized at New Orleans by order Of tue
government; but tue enterprise I. notsup~
Iosed 10 be entirely abandoned. Let Maxi.
milan prepare for IN tnTasion.-Hsu lors
i{e3 G{d 4lE.
, 1864-06-24

Il 10 be re al4tc. Al any hour. 1nasct,on may b.
let n tie tttee'. or II the w1ltafness; u may DC
er.ncht Of water i nay sa1sf ihs sy1s = taroaxs
aEztrs other pcr..s, nss .A's II OF tease be
guarded aeA1nsG. ihe v.eorous system repels Aad
E,.oWe II on. xiALt 1t fssst 1Alel ~ a A.
1AaAin lea powerful AaA act'v< than AtmseH. Tbs
te.1 ctlon %t4!n.t sAD arr wpe:Aer festr.tet
*:ie5HnasM. & :n.l = - ~. W. = nos sTkSrhnT ~ ~
teta With v:Eaf. AA& nj thet AA14ss re4artt 20
ccxuuet ublA;tA Il sE'actsps Fas1AT11o rowHE
TG1t %nrbf IN II pek hb<rtoo& u Ael Phis sTnnp-
ko,us 81 Rni:Ch4pt Reeis1E1t Fever made taer et-
p s.anct Aar sone tr1e1 y sfe ~ the loa
Of Ho4TxrTKk's eTohAsE h1TFh1s. ps2cnfsq nc ne
artcr It ctt:tEt9 fA11 3hA4 DOE ont OF Ioe To-
41Y1i1 Ill who to1k tAlt precsHtsoh AAa ~ fsfs:
Il lat tie preparation AAt eee4 lA.ro1ucea atn "
10 atxIcArd Tome OF t1s iAcuis5 ycar ato: bot oet
q ;.fe Id tn ptytf. js1t-E1t1W f-AAW
, 1864-06-24

Fro.n the NHnofa eNtE Jon14ai.l
There were munJ paipable butts made
Convention on "Wednesday last, but VIC
heard OF none more telling than the follow
lng:
During the evening ecsslon q "constltu-
tIo1al law; err" ueYer heard Of By Webster.
Adams or C1sy, who boasts the odoriferons
name Ct "Taneey," and who has . some con-
nectiop, We believe, with an omnibus line in
St. Louis, was instrrc.ing the Convention
on their Constitutional rights" After he
Ind eawcd tic air for half IN hour, bis rc~
marks being received In deac silence, by way
Of invitation 10 ttgo on he remarked with
q graceful flourish of the hand and q bow !:
much better qualified to entertain and iS-
strict you." "That's so!'' resounded in q
whirlwipd from all parts Of the hah in re-
epoDse TO remark SO evidently and SO uncx-
pectedly lust
, 1864-06-24
Mhleaqp Trihnne.
ROME SPUN DIR K8X.
AnAy or TIE TKsN5sI6E,
fuaAH 141i r

NE
Anxy ~ ri. T-x,r.,1r
AcKwoxTa. d.. juaa5. ltt|
Kdttorr cb,e.co Trihrn..
The aecomnanv}no .ono I, t,o,, . ,rtt,r of a
snn,h-rn c,,1 IN r., 7ova- IN Ie,,. ,rr,x -h,,,
1-,1a- 49,. ah,.;, ~ ,.o a.t, s.n,n.as ~ 49,.
-..-rh .h-o.ah Se..hs.- .,.L. ~. h.s..
Of VII RI ,hs dro.. .1naad m IA m,de IA cn,ton
.na ~, ,sJ -. ~ -. h..sI.
co,,mon,, .-sn :, ho1.s. - .hs s,sth ~. .....,
= grey eosor with strips Of e.,nsoa and rreeo-
!, 1u'e p1'''s anu e'eel tAne 10 'ns lao5 VINO nsoe
II.
sess.l sentiment oi Inc ~omea o' tho s'ata. who
pJ Tue encouragement they hare extended to the
soldiers snd the sacrifices they h.se made, have
s1+.tr, I,nnortsnce tn H. xebsi. ~ h.-. so" 'ue
-. ~. ~ saaaass,,.. ~ ...S. s 4Aa4 eno~1
u.-4 of the oentte s+v
A, moral nav be aravn fton tb- b,,.d xb,ch
might oe psohtae15 followed b, Tho mot and NO
ed eoods Covenant now being entered into py 10
.hoo,,t ,na sn.:a..d Eli .".n, ~ . "n@sa'
'-""- 49, ~A~ "oA4o t0@'ess - 4alstest ="
yoat I'll" @@'e @neteAoto eop1eo IL toF pup
, H :. - ~ nS 49, "Asn ~ DIV"
Wnat Ao71atfn elrts 1or aoF.aeFa rights Will
d." or 2dd one recEu1t to oar Elonons atza{es In
the field It Will contribute tbat much towards nro
due3np rhsf ree11nq or earnestneax and .ac,1nc.
"S,n, - 10 =. es ~ Anu sact4uce
WHICH, aao IL eAateo u Ing SotAa 70 tae same e1-
tent It Las At the south. would hare ended this
c'S.
Ho11 sruH DnHss.
Am-"Bonuy Blue Flae."
Q yes! am Southern girl and glory In tho
name,
And boast with far Ere4tef pride than glltt4tnE
wesith or iame
Though diamonds deck her sno1J neck and pearls
oeoee1 1ef 1an.
CHuHus-Hurf1ht nuHahl for tho 8Unny South
-, 20 dear, ..,.,
Southern ladies' wear.
=,
r.,. H., ,n s...
But then It ehows what Southern girls Tor Sonth-
| EN- riRhts will DO
We ecorn to wear dress Of silk, bit OF Northern
lace,
Wo mike our homespun d,esses up and Wear them
with much grace.
| cuorrs-HnrrsnI cte
| III.
, 1864-06-24
As q general Blood Purifying Agent
the Life Syrup stands unriva:led BY
any preparation in tho World.

c1sea,ea Of ths spane, ~ nAaally developed IA 4,
yrnng, Hip Tlsesse, Neuralgia, and al nervous MI
eases. snd Ladlea w9o ~ ,aneItnx Rom D'se.ses r.
ldvlse The uss of ofc0MaTtTUT!oA L1Ea sYRUr; y
weak back. snd ads. KtYo thsu psv en-RE7. asw II.
I'D happiness.
, 1864-06-24

EACHkAdOts'b ceirnzhlek KAIk pyk Il Ell AtL1
= 19 Wox1D. The o1!y HAAx. TxUa IND K1t1:
lnx.. uys now1. This gpisa did HAIR Dye II tn1e1t
%Aeaxes Esd. Rasy Of er1 HAlt iast.nts,. 70
&e Ekr or s:.,nlnt ms shs. leavi1x sas Ha,r seh
~ 1aauutal tnp.rM 1sss 1ttalit1. tr:Ssesay res.
n0ehE ii pfft1rc color. Ard Fekx1 III I'll e1eco q
3ad 1pea. Che Gtnuias II aEss4 "1LL14h 4. H4ca.
AI.p1. Ill ceete arc 1rere tnlUHoAs, Aaa nsSl9 pe
a4uded. Sold hy II Dr1kKtzn. n. {Retos!. 81 saf'
, 1864-06-24
Il Positive CRre fer DFunkeo.
H%RN.

DR. LINES AKTID11kFOR 1TRGKa DRINK
The love for Intoxicating aF1sks e!recty ownk 70
la seore or t4t+ suptFsdueed by lnued sxcr4aes
n tho rss spirtuous ha1o1s lat-nptrsncen IL coz
HenueEtly not 4 natural i1frnltJ bat Al~Ays depcnd
al up0n a1tirclal caus-9 Th-se nare rennred, tn"
s1ctin Of inebr!t. will lose ali inclination or de*fe
III thc INJURIOUS hesrfast. -
pF.zA&E's An rlDoTE, h1 IT, specific aetls1: se-
etofea The dBeAted pRs1tr to IL er>Pet hoFfHA con
1ition. Tho cIavlrE for spirit d'inks u oAcs
seA4os, what before kA1 s>en sn ir1east'oe p.s
f1ve The remedy perfectly sarnsnsa u d.reetinrs
arc followed, 1t ezerciaoA - Aimost magic s1eSs
aud :ncreasee the appetite tor ,ood. fce 81 boz o.
Sod b III Druggists. LoED sMITR Afcnts for
EstIcAgD. kttie1e1-St4 y <6A4s
, 1864-06-24
B Benjamin Gerhard, Eiq., Of Phlladel'

E Benjamin Gerhard, Eiq., Of Phlladel~
phia, we'll known lawyer, and editor Of
'.Starkie on Evidence" "Wllliams on Per-
sonal Property" and other tsxt books, died
il that city on Saturday last. It was at his
residence, In the winter Of 1862, that COM
pau; Of gentlemen assembled to consult as
to What measures could be adopted to aid
uerfo1s present, who, after discussing all
methods Of doing good, determined to'found
81 or, snIz4tion devoted to the encouragement
Of loyalty. This was the beginning OF the
Union Lea9ue Of that city, and the COM
mcpcement Of the great Uaio League move
ment which now extends into every town IN
tbe country. Mr.. Gerhard took prominent
part in the formation Of the Leagne, WAS an
sftcer, and the chairman OF It's Committee on
Publication,
, 1864-06-24

Tet1ns.H Of James Hc.pt.l: cns.om Hou.s street,
Few Orleant. La, h hes IL l2sS. psrtn
II locAsed 1t - Randolph ersst ii ago. Illinois.
Specialist u tho treAsmeRt # OLp ca ,o1Io MEkc1-
11A1, 6Cho1 UlpEs, And iii kinds Of bLoop AM >kIx
pisE.tE AfB DIsokD17a. OF CoNrAs. .oua Vax1.
>HAL CHAxAcTFA, cures 1heu without fe4or.lng t.
hsreary. 1oD1ps. PoTAssu, fsense or anf pni4 IN,
'hunors ard bpad polspps. -.~. -
.OksAs1c W1AkSEss, such n Seminal We.knela,
Eoctutual&and DttrnAf Enla&i~hs, brought On BY
aonss Of the s;ssen. early nahetss.osa. e1cea. q
eLtailed htfeC A131 cANslAE losa Of me no-y. cnn-
1osior tcpresson. dnn SD ofteA times nsaalty.
With Other depo1 hbla Ea1. q synptoni treatod I'd
rAdlcA!ly cured BY intAble Aethot. saviuz much
tine and e1psnse. Glret, Genstrhe&. stslcsurc aud
HH diseased 70 the sa1ss, Of private n1turc
radically cured =
where the blood hal bessns po1assed prod.c
ofotchrs on TIC fsse, snail watsrs bisteTs: pains n
t,e head and bones rleerAts ttroa noss. limb, and
BODY scrolua. together with 40 eAdlesa numbes at
Dr. janes IL rseorQmendsd BY ~ pres geasr.ly Of
e South tic 1neucAl faculty. And OF mad.
"3ckl colleges, rfc. ThoPe Athlete should apply tmne-
diatciy. std be cured Of ta-sA horrible dia-aees.
Remember, Dr.. JHaes' Office ana I'ar!ors 1t St
*EAId doapt, hetVe&n bss,a and Dearborn ttreetx.
1ft1ce pptn from 4. u. until 8F,N Cop.ulsattou1
acnhdentiAl. 1B2Jk6H-7R
, 1864-06-24

ANOTHER ATTACK ORDERED.
Anothrr ntt,ck was ordered to take place
at another point for the purpose, II gossioie,
Of cutting through the rebel lines. This was
a regular sto7ming party, composed Of seye-
raI brfgades formed iu column OF regiments.
The troops were organized 1u front OF the
position occupied b1 Gen. Mott, To whom
Gen. Bfruey gave command OF tne assault
"a toro the storming column Generals Glib
hon and Barlow temporarily detached aud
seut to Gen, Mott troops they could aafely
trare from their front.
ADVANCE or TIE ST onsf1Sd COLUMNS.
The troops moved forward in two col
nmns. Col. Nadell's brigade lsadlog the a.t-
ysnce Of Que column, and Col Cnampiln'a q
| that Of the other. Shortly after ocloek P;
! N these imposing co1nnns were ofoefea l
| forward, and in moment tney we're m2F!n5
| in splendid style towards strong rebel line
Of hrrastwerks strongly defended oJ 1n1an,
lry and artillery. These Immediately opened
a terrific FIRE, and the heads OF the colnnas
werc lost in clouds Of emoke-lost IN Tue
| ytry laws Of death. Tho b&ttery was 30
/ clcsc. the fire 60 strong as well as eaaaon,
and lie men fel SO fast, that those IN tfoa'
were soon cut down or scattered; ana othefs
fnstfnrfiyeiy seeking the shelter which aomt
neighboripg buildings Afforded, osoke itou
the column, throwing them Into conslaefa
| Bile confusion. The troops were then #isel.
WITHDRAWN, ns further sacrlace OF huma'
lite, under these circumstances, would .
| criminal.
, 1864-06-24
ARMY EXPENDITURES.


AppFo9I1AA~H" ~ INC o"k~~As "a sAe
WASHINGTON, June M.-The following are
the Sums appropriated for the support Of the
army for the year ending june 80, 1856:
Retru..,nx purposes sad compensation
n5sta e e,f,ze, ass for 7oluotetts 99
con1t zen. e1p-t S., At]usaat GenE-
CIV; ~ D. nPsftn PPtea.i r poit; ai ths sres SS
Bonn res for eal1tiue ett Of recruits -. 81ppo0
Adv 1ee beu1sles to volunteers and
B9rssss. rssa ] iac'ien.s ii 20 orssaiii1s 7ol: eo0
.un.eer. ....-....-......s a.e0a,o0o
Gsnnais e N III ton of oi en-. sab,i:teaea 1.7ai6ss
Communication for iorags ror cn se1s'
r.Jn.:, t. in lieu Of: eiot6ing, i3i oti.
e-'-' re.vantr-:;.:: .::-.-....:-. -. saaeo
Iounties -.;;.-;.-;.. -, ..... 1T,41a,7as
HUI t.er= and GRATED nea..-....... q, l25,48
psrtment-...........:. ..:..-;.. $50. 1o,oonooo
pepsrnent: t:.::...: ..::....:::... ,s,ooo,eoo
tortss. ...............:,-..... sl.ooo,ooo
por;ation Of fasgage.: :......,....... 10000
IN tbe heid..... ......: ........: 100000
troopr snd s'o.shou.es. ....:- s,oo2,ooo
CensrructinE and +xsendin= telegraph. s;b,Mo
Heating and cooking stpTes ..... 101,N8
TEapt psrtstton ana care Of prisoners.. eQo,QN
Isms. s.o :....... ............ " x1,ooo
risoa. ~. W. @ @ ....- 5s,oooooo
pedtrinet and surgical instrumenta -. 9.715,o0o
Hotpt.a. stores, bedding &c ...-... t,DT,857
Hospital furniture and ne1d eauIpu'ts. 6t8,0U
Books. s'Ationsry and printing 10000
Ire, frulta and Other conforts.......-.. 3gAGD
Hn,p,al clothing. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Cis,zen uurres........ ............. $4,000
pitals. $500
AfuEcial limit fot eoldterg and seAuaeu 42.00
Citlztn ply atcians and their medicines 4o5,0n
ipe depots. ................... w,Uo
cai q iser1atioes. oes..................... ' 75o.ooo
Army E1edicnl museum. 6,03
nent. ...,'~.s.. ................:..... 1855
Laboratory Tor testing mediel1cs .... 5000
Wasting and washing machines for .xooo
hns1 italS..-. .-.... 15,u00
otsice 10000
Bec1et servlce .....,,.,....-........... 100sO0
Armament OF for.lhcations .....-.... 9.Go10oo
Expenses, ordinances seryice...........- 5O,l0D0
Ordnance, ordrance atplot i supplies. 10.0G2.00
Mannfaefc OF nFma 1t NATIONAL aFnlory. 1,k00,0OD
a1nors....s..:.... e ...''...:........ - =. 10000
Prrefass Of ennpowdar and lead...... aoeaoo5
Renaar1 and Eupfovements nt arsenaiA. 90t,aO0
Signal service oi the army ...,....:... 100000
% eergice. % y, ~ 1850
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