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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-26
The Florida Expedition.

The steamship Atlantic, Capt. Eldridge,
from Hilton Head the 10th inst, arrived Fri
day morning with the following detachments
of veterans: ll8 men of the SD Pennsylva-
MIA Volunteers, Col Hoyt; 275 men of the
10th Connecticut Volunteers, Major Greeley;
407 men of the Oath Massachusetts Volun-
teers, Capt. Redding; 1926 men of the S9th
New York, and 43 men of the Sd Artillery,
Sergt. Richard Jones-total, 1868 men.
Gen. Gilmore and staff arrived at Port
Royal from Florida on the morning of the
10th. The expedition to Florida was COM
plcte success. Jacksonville and several other
points had been ca. 'vred, and the forces were
pushing through the State Of Florida. No
part of the expedition had returned.
WAsnINGTox, Feb. 10, 1S64.-The follow
ing has been received at headquarters:
BALDWIN, FEB, Feb. 9, 1864.
Mtyor- General Halleek, Geaeral-in- Chief.
GENERAL: have the honor to report that
portion of my command, under Brig. Gen
F. Seymour, conveyed by the gunboat Nor
witch, Capt. Merriman, assembled the St
Johns River on the eth inst, and landed al
jacksonville on the afternoon of that day.
The advance. under Col. Guy V. Henry
comprising the 10th Massachusetts Infantry
the Independent Battalion of Massachusetts
Cavalry, under Maj. Stevens, and Elder
Horse Battery, LIST Artillery, pushed forward
into the interior on the night eff the 9Th, pas
sed by the enemy, drawn up in line 'ofbattl
at Camp Vinegar, seven miles from jackson
vile, surprised and captured battery thre
miles in the rear of the camp, about midnight
and reached this place about sunrise thi
morning.
Atour approach the enemy absconded, sunl
the steamer St. Mary's, and burned 27'
bales Of cotton few miles above jacksonville
We have taken, without the loss of man
about 100 prisoners, eight pieces of artller.
in serviceable condition and well supplies
with ammunition, and other valuable prop
srty, to large amount
@. A. GILMORE,
Major-General. Commanding.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,


WHEREAS, The President of the United
States has "0rdered that draft for five hum
bred thousand men to serve for three years
or during the war, be made on the 10th day
of March next, for the military service of the
United States, crediting and dedueting there
from so many as may have been enlisted or
drafted into the service Of she United States
prior Il the lst4Jf March, aasd GOT heretofore
credited"
/, WILLIAM CANNON, Governor Of the
State.of Delaware, do hereby call upon the
citizens of the said State, to aid in raising
the number Of troops required for the sup
preston of the existing rebellion, and for the
maintenance of the authority of the National
Government, the quota of this. State under
the aforesaid order will be announced as soon
as assigned together, with the number of re-
cruits credited thereto. Recruiting Officers
throughout the State, and all good citizens
are requested to use every effort to enlist vol
unteers. By energy and activity, the draft
directed to be made, on the tenth day of
March may be avoided, and at the same time
the Government may secure all the men re-
quired, the State manifest her fixed purpose
and resolution to assist the Government
against its enemies, her honor and reputation
be sustained by the willingness of her sons to
make sacrifices for the prosperity of the Union,
and the ranks of her regiments now thinned
by the dangers of the field end the sufferings
Of the hospital be filed.
tits hoped that during the campaign about
to open, final and crushing blow may be
given to the rebellion, and that the Union
may be restored to permanent peace based
upon the principles of Justice and Freedom.
lis In testimony whereof hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed at Dover this sixth day
of February, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, and
of the Independence of the United States
the eighty-eighth.
By the Governor,
WILLIAM CANNON.
S. NJ. HARRINGTON, Jr. Secretary of State.
Feb. IL, 1864.
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Capture of RaxoO City.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2l.--Information has been
received that after two or three days Skin
mishing, our forces captured Yazoo city and
now hold it.
Our forces at Vidafa, Miss, were recently
attacked and driven by Dick Taylor, but re-
Inducements and gunboats came to the relief
of our troops, and Taylor's command was
scattered, and a large number were killed
and wounded.
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rolment have arrived at the age of As years,
and shall strike the names Of such persons
from the enrolment. Amy mariner or able
or ordinary seaman who shall be drafted
shall have the right, within eight days after
the notification Of such draft, to enlist in the
naval service as seaman, and be exempted
from the draft.
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RULE.
In the Court of Chancery eff the
State of DeIaware, i'm and for Sus-
sex County.
Thomas Ward
RULE.


sex County.
Thomas Ward
VS.
Joseph Ward Humphrey Ward, pe,;,;op
0bed Orwell, and Mary Jane, vs Filed
his wife, in rightof said wife Partition DC.
and Eliza Ward, Thomas
Ward, Lavinia Ward, Marian
Ward, and Eliza Ward.
And now to wit, this 22nd day of September, A.
D. 1863, it appearing to the Court that summons TO
appear and shew cause why partition of the premi-
ses in said petition mentioned, should not be made
according to the prayer of the said Petitioner, d-
rected to the said defendants, hath been regularly
issued, but that the said 0bed Orwell and Mary
Jane his wife, in right of said wife, defendants
have not caused their appearance to be entered
upon such process, within such time and in such
manner according to the rules Of this Court as the
same ought to have been entered, in case such pro-
cess had been duly served. And on application it
is ordered by the Chancellor that Obed Orwell and
Mary Jane his wife, in right of his wife do appear
in this Court on the fifteenth of March next. AND
show cause, if any they have, why partition of thu
premises in said petition mentioned should not be
made according to the prayer of said petition. Ant
rule be published for three months in the !" The
| Union" newspaper published in Georgetown, in
| Sussex County aforesaid.
SUSSEX COUNTY SIS.
IL. 81 hereby certify that the foregoing is truly
copied from the Record In testimony whereof
| have hereunto. set my hand, and affixed tn,
! seal of said Court, at Georgetown, this twenty
| fourth day of November, A. d. 1868.
THOMAS ROBINSON,
Register in @. Chaneery.
| Nov. 27, Is65-25
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mddleford, by the
Rev. T. Plummer, Mr. Geo. W. Wiley to Miss
Irena NJ. Jones, both of Sussex County.
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BLACKSMITHING.
Jan, 90, '64

The undersigned takes pleasure in returning
thanks to his many customers for the favors which
they have bestowed on him, heretofore, and hopes
by strict attentionto business to please all who may
hereafter give him a call. All kind of Blacksmith
work done on short notice, and reasonable terms.
All kind of repairing promptly attended to. Also
H0RSE-SH0EING,
in neat and substantial style.
Jan. 20, '64.-34. ROBERT W. T0RBERT.
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BLANKsl BLANKs!l BLANKS II!
FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned offers himself as candidate fol
the nomination of the Union Party of Sussex Coun
ty, for the Office of Sheriff. and respectfully solcit
the support of his fellow citizens. At the SAM
time no pledges himself to abide the nomination
and give the nominee q cordial support
WIN. i. MORRIS,
Feb. s, 1se4.--tf Indian River Hunsrod.
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, situate on
II navigation, having good landing, and over
5000 cords of wood growing thereon, with excellent
Fisheries attached, can be had by applying to tho
subscriber at this place.
will sell the farm, or else dispose of the timber
ressTving the land. c. s. LAYTON,
Isn !, 1893. Georgetown, Dol.
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State Of DeIaSOGrs. ESecutipe Department.

Dover, Del, Dec. 80, 1868.
The Secretary Of War having given authority to
the Executive of this State TO recruit troops in or
der to fill the quota of the State under the last call
of the President; i is hereby ordered and directed
that no person shall recruit within this State with
out authority from this Department. Provost Mar
shals and Provost Guards, are hereby authorised
and requested, to arrest all persons attempting to
recruit within the State, without sach authority
BY order Of his Excellency,.
WILLIAM CANNON,
Governor Of Delaware.
SAM'L. M. HARRNaToE, Secretary of State.
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BLACKSMITHING.

w Brothers, invite the people to give us a call
with any work which they may have in our line Of
business We are able to fHrnish, to all who may
favor us with their patronage, any and all kind Of
country work. We keep on hand the very best ma
t0rial, and will furnish work Of any description TO
suit the people and their fancies, at as low cash
prices as it can be furnished at any other shop in
the county, We keep hand, made in the very
best of mechanical style, all kind of Farming uten-
sis such as IRON and STEEL PL0WS, IRON
HARR0wS and HARROW TEETH, SHOES of
all descriptions, &C., &c. AL kina.of
Rep airin 6 done
TO suit our patrons and on reasonable terms.
N. B.-Aeo, horse-shoeing in late and nice style.
CHARLES r. Belts BROS.
Jan. 8, 1854. Gumboro, Del.
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SITTER years.
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8rst days 81 November aal Nay
Subscribers caa have Coupon r9n.s which are
payable Is beFa andu gso eiqQ saoo and a ooo
or Registered napda " salus deBaunatious end 10
addition. SaoQo d.d 4ieela rm Banking purposes
ana itr a4gstmnh . Trust noaiea thg Registered
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j. only ono ana bail per cent DE amount y ia.
come. wttn tho iaepme q fhe holder exceeds Six
Hundred Dollar per moam 90 Other investments
such as iacome from MORTGAGES Railroad steck and
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On the inemne
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continue % disposs Of thc Bonds and 40 aigmatni
toms direct IS mail Of otherwise wili o promptly
attended Co.
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livery aitbe Bonds 8 ai llines unavoidable tha DE-
uand beiug 81 etgsl tal b. h'ereai copnnencei
f5om De dlp u ahsapieu, ~ los g aetaaloned
effort g. heae made lga.lYar rle Bends % prompt
~ az possible
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocnrs,
Tor Coughs. Colds, Pulmonary aud
Aahmaiic p sorders, lave prorea their
efficacy hy lest q many years, and
have received testimonial, from emi-
nenl men who have used them.
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b b BURTON
ROBERT kMi,-
81 HOLLIS FfH


WE az Subscribers being aHpusnt G 81 ihe iieh.
w fhe Probate Court fr taa Uisiriet d Maneh-
ester. Iammis slencrs g. r0efive exNnna and ad
the kslaic q
Harvey Sykes,
iste ~ 1efaet ia SAID uis.riet dsese ag8 aisa al
chains sHi denenfs exil6u1 e offset therctss ahd
SIS months 0paH S. 88th 8ag 81 beecA6er ls83. be,
ing Showed s. faii Ceart 81 tatt Harpase ue d.
tNeriorH he1eif give B0llec tht So wil attend e.
taf business n nar aFfssnfa sg ~ ibe iat dwelling
hngAe d saa deceased. 70 said naGNt. op tie last
iharsdlgg 8 fi.FHaFy saa aae 1854 Arum ont p
i9gf aelaqk. 81 rs
dated * Bsr tgl- 'Hh dat y Drc. 4. y 1853
LAEEEL & ARMSTRONG,
HOMER 81 WILLIAMS tCotars
- NORTON SYKES
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Nss5t = N#Hi tttr *"s e. eftf ss
to raa ~ mayor e Gslers Jlis place
4 aap Aa4 4 elected J is.
tend Is haze us Sidewalk Fixed ap BE-
teeea ms house and tle aeri
A tl.arp negro eho recently enlist
"a Is Kla8srho5k. on leaving for lhe
eamp made b. aill leqeuai!.las ail h0s
beauty my SO b. stf provided
AR aala8 faa aeay u anah5r us.
s
Tae SY W# a 6r -
troops Prealer3 l.iaeo.a.. -slaeA Jaa-
iares
Speaker Coliak bas declared h.m-
sel' d favor 81 tbe reelection q Mr
Lincoln. IL has also been re-noini-
mated IL several States.
Bread riots arr ireqaenlin TIE South,
bat lhc Southern papers are noi per-
mi.ied % mention them.
A latter has been received by Pres
idctt Llncoln from Con Banss io
Which thr latter stale. thh be aill
soon hsse completed the organization
o. ,hu loyal Sa,a Government q Ia.
Repte.enadee Oakes Amos broke
opa uug Vt P.aialor. who b..d as
semb.cd Ia b,d % a lol If old gogein-
ment iron a. auction, al Alexandra,
AZ a nominal price, By 81 pping in and
bidding Oh each lgi until il bad gat up
70 lur price, u lie greal chugra Of
the spectators. Ne thus troughtthe
Government $4,000 more than it
uoul have otherwise obtained.
Tie Saratoga Republican enihl.i-
asiirally excl4iuts Would % God
thal every worl ot Coy. Seymoar's
message could is engraved 10 letters Of
gold upon tie pillars Of The national
/ cap tol AZ Washington" TIE Repub-
+ican II baby would pot like 10 give
suelplomineccio Washington 5 Fare
wei Adiress.
II is reported that Gems. Hancock
and Burnside have authority TO come
Norih ana recruit their corps to the
number Of $4,000 each for special ser
wee.
Albert Pike is living il cave among
his ChocklaW friends, very much dis
pirlt about The prospects Of the re,
hcllion.
Two thousand three hundred anc
| dhy negroes have been recruited il
the State Of Missouri.
Elijah Parker, the old body servant
: Of Chef Justice fancy, has donaee
the L. 5 uniform
1t is said that more shells were dis
charged in tie battle d Gettysburg
ihan we're used ii al The Nepole, ii,
: battles.
Two 10 lemen we're recently iinc'
in England lor shooting peas at thC
ladies from the Top Of a cab. Mos
diguiiicd recreation Tor the nobility.
i Tie Union League Of Ntshvill,
!. have nominated Abraham Lincoln an,
! Andrew johnson for President an'
1 Vice President in 1865.
4 ten cert subscription is organize,
7 in Ohio % relieve Mr. yaIlandighan
ard MS ftmil} hom peeuniary need.
Ten thousand persons lave take
the oath of 4he Presidents Amnest
Proclamation Al Newbern, n. G. III
lne, the newspaper e.iablishc
there, declares that the Southern PEG
pie are lipe for revolt against the Cor
Tolerate authorities.
+ TIE Copperheads are now suppo'
! ed 10 be realizing o is full exlept til
i meaning Of the expressing "put in til
!, coId.'
$ -Four comets and three planets wer
discovered dnriog the last year
d The Nav Orleans Era has bee
4 purchas "a d the Hon Michael Han
f late member Of Congress from tia
a city, AMI viii benceiouh be devoted /
tie cause Of Union and Emancipation
e BnowNs BRONCHIAL TRocnFi
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pROBATE COURT.
JESSE pAvENpORT. In,anc.

& TAI E OF VERM Q \ r,
- Manchester District, IS.
At a Probate Court holden u Manchester, IN and
for said District on the Both Day d December, A. d.
1868
Present, Hon U. S. KENT Judge.
ALBEIT &. DAVENPORT, Guardian. o. Jessc
e. Davenport Of Manchester IN said District ad-
judged insane, applied 10 writing for 8 license toscl
ail bis said ward real estate representing hat his
personal estate IL ngnilci NJ e. pay his just Debts
contracted htiore his gaardansnips--And iat il viii
BE- conducive % The best interest 81 eis said ward 10
cell ali sid estate, and put the ayai tlereof o. IN
terest az invest the same IN stocks Of other estate
Mhereupon il WIS ordered thor said application be
Pfui4te 0tiico IN Manchester, 10 and tHr said Dis
trirt On the last "Wednesday ~ JANUARY, etA and
that notice thereof be given ty publishing This order
three weeks ausgcgsycly in DC NthtHE>fFR dor q
time Of hearing
10 IT, Is FOWLER, Register
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THE GREAT CAUSE
%
HUMAN MISERY.

A + ~ ~ ~ 4 - - - 4
Irssi Fai sstsa, IA d sslls} Earei9De. Prize SIR
Ceafs
frcrCRR IS rHH NkrUgK, TrEArNrSr ASD
kad cal cafa q sen nai Weakness. or sperGHa-
iera ~ }Bse3 d self sbnse; Involuntary
Em.ssa8a. Imp ieacy. Nervous Debility. anl
lmtes n.eais q hiariase generosity; CoHsamp-
uon. tpssse am& Fis.s Mental ana Pavsieai
iHearagl'F. 6e.-iiy ROBERT }. CULVER
WELL. NJ. ~, aafh3r 81 lte Geeta Boak. tc.
The w0Fid-gaa0uued autisag, in tllis a8nifa-
BE Leeinfe clearly proves tipm ~ oeB ex-
pefiesee ihat tie aa'fai consequences # Ss3f-
absse may Sc e eina s fem9Fesl without med
icinc, an3 wiftant dangerous surgical opesa-
lions. bsugjes. Instruments. rags e. cor8iais.
pointing pgia made q eare 81 once certain and
efiec'aal, b. eAieh svev suferer. 70 naatter
Nhas als e0uaifi0n mag be. may csFe hinseif
cheaflT privately. aud radically. 7 = lecture
wi3 prove 8 beea q tis9ptanas ard tiiensNu8s.
ksG; nHder seal. q pla'a Envelope. % ass
address, aa re Fege4t q tx ceAss, or gg8 post
use EisMrs, 81 aaafessffe
CAA& q. G KLINE & co.
~ lrwe-T Asw Nask- Post otass sax. 4sgs
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" allted.
NOTICE.

4 BOY 20 learn thc Printing business Age
"A between l6 and r. years. Apply a the
JOURNAL OFFICE,
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VERMONT STATE BOMBS us ua2ersien.
7 10 pftlafsl Ia tella Had'es Amount 81 siA
rsr cent -tate Bonds ~ $3.50 teh la allie with
ca#paas seniarhBaliy q BoslaFt asa ,iae IN ~
beegnogr 1874 Application NJ these Bends can
be missile bl mail Ut oiaerflse, "
y D. PAGE
state Treasurer.
Eatlapd, J4u'y ~ lS6l-oA3J
I LOOTED PAY-A ss5sHccsnnd others holding
3 Orders tyr allotted pay u the ath Regiment and
companies y ara ~ Sharp Shooters, are hereby no
Titled that returns hagr been reelged ior september
aB8 October, apd iis gics Is prepared 70 pay the
sams rscciqed Do the usga' way
j. - PAGE, State Treasurer
Rutland. Jan f. l95L
ALLOTTED PAY.--Assilhees and others holding
II ogders ior allotted pay 81 ilie Second, Third,
Fourth, . ii,A aat ~iNti Regiments add list YER
u4ubt Battery. hereby uuliaed hat returns have
te II received iof september and October and this
0nica IS prs garQd q pay the sums received in the
Gsl4l way,
Euthni, Jan 1854
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Toratio Gykog.
camml.,loner. Nntlcr.

Commissioners Notice
I'VE fhe Subscribers beHg appointed by the Hon.
w the Pratsatt Court lQf tae DleFiri II Manch-
esler Commissioners T. eaiae rsasnhe snd adjust
~ claims and demands % ali persons seaiusi the
Estate q
Betsey w Farwell,
lats q farsei ia sid District decoased and also sli
ciatas And deFnsHas shihtea ID aff.st tissrpto aHd
ia months f0u the 8th d4y q ilseefaisr ses be-
ing allowed - asssi CeeFi 81 that pagTsse We o..
farFefora her % give neile tilat Wil aiieBi e
fhe business q cur app9snisueut ~ TIE afe dNeiing
hggs6 a te deceased q siia Dfsef. 90 gse last das
u March, ffuza oae ~ Sour s'e4ek i M
IS II hobby
cffAs BklDW ~ tCours
~ NkNKE ID kE&T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


caasaSaYtlse saesFers VIII reeeige valuable Hrf-
rtpan e. a. carr q Consumption. sstsiHs.
gssabiiis and 90 Tsrai ana Iuag affections tirte
4 ehafes ~ ssndine thslr address e
Hpr = A. WILSON,
Nii4nelmrsh
cas- Kines Cos Nea YORK
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I'VE the Subscribers icing appointed IS TIE Hon.
w ths problle Gaur, ca ihc District q Manches-
ter Commission u receive. examine and ADJUST
rs..te 80
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late y Manchester ia sad District deceased and al
50 an clams and denaHds xdhi;ed in Offset there
u and sY months from ti.n sn Day q daupars.
1854 bein0 allowed hy said Court ar that purpose,
d0, Therefore, htrehF efe notice tlat We VII
tend % fae business y oar appointment % the late
dwelling house ~ slid deceased in gai Manchester,
on the ,th daysof April aHdJuy, 500. from oae un-
tii iour o'clock, Y NJ
Dated IL Manchester this stA 9ly o. January, A.
~, 1905.
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rnl onrsr DirEfr &.
nrLanolp's sxrHkcg Wtu0
EHf eiEs8 nilEluc
ntlsaoEt1's iyXEar4 Eftnr
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THE omar plEHYTtc.
Aas fesatfs la3 speees i.saels ~ Diseases
q o. lsissea ofmsc wsaknssS Eldatyh Gravel
is'gag sal g aissss'f - Usnsry orezs
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Number of convalescents transferred
to general hospitals, 5,5O5
Number of convalescents discharged
the service on Surgeon certffi- #
cate of disability 97s1
Number of convalescents furloughed, 1893
Number of conyalescents died, 266
Rejected conscripts and substitutes re-
ceived in this camp, having been
pronounced unfit for active SER
vice, about 600
Number of men assigned to the Invalid
Corps at this camp, from August
1,1863, to November 80, 1868, 4,O27
Number of paroled prisoners in camp
from May, 1868, to August, 1868, 1904
Number of officers ordered to report to
Convalescent Camp by the Mill
tary Governors of Washington
and Alexandria, who were for
warded to their regiments, Aug
ust 20. '62, to September 80, '63, 5l2
From May, 1868, to December q, 1853.
Number of men received, 80, 1876
Number of men sent to join their reg
ments, :. 3l,071
The balance are awaiting transportation to
their regiments
Amount of savings in rations to the
Government, in Convalescent
Camp (alone,) from June to De-
cember l, '63 S16,604 20
The above amount was not drawn in money,
but is due this camp.