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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24
TOIHX.
Dr. Il. Anders s. Cc.'s
IODINE WATER.

Ioiinc Water acts upon tbs Heart, Liver Kid
neys, Digestive organs, aud Gianduiar system.
The success which has attended the use q this
remedy in priYata practice, aud the endorsement
medical authority, enable Us 20 recommend IL
The practitioner and the public, feeling con
ient that with fair trial 10 viii attest It's own
VIOLENCE Ia the cure Of ehrouie diseases which
dictate Iodine, such scrofua, Bronchitis, Skin
cations, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Diseases,
fous Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatsm, pys-
,sia. Debility. syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the Uniform strength
II Iodine Water containing three quarter
grains PURE iodine IN each huid-ounos PURE
ter, soveat being used II is not Liable to de-
s5mpoiitiou nor spontaneously formed tueauall-
les neither il the Iodine oxyaized nor neutral
,zed by combination with any ingredient, which
render this ISOLATION superior to sny other method
4 exhibiting iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle, that u
may be used ~ family medicine ~ we'll a. by
the profession.
Prize one dollar per bottle. on receipt ef Ave
Ioilar-, six bottles delivered FHEg by express TO
my address.
Beware Of Counterfelts and limitations which
tuprincplcd dosiers endeAvur 70 dispose Of on our
seputatnn See our signature and trade mari
the Greek word heading this adyertlasmentl,
pon the labels and wrappers Of each bottle, With
mt which noHe IL genuine
Circulars gratis.
Or. " ANDERs 4 CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. AS Broadway, New York.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY ORDER or TIE COURT or COMMON
ID Pisas o. the County n vandsrburgh snd
State o. Indiana, will eel ~ privafs sale Lot 10.
rs iu the original plan Of the city Of Evansyiis.
being twenty-five foet front b. niDsty feet dep,
zsd situated on Vine street. between sseooa aud
Third streets, the proporty Of the heirs 81 Waltr
Balsixh. Terms :-OBs-haIf cash. and Ons-kAif
Ia twelve mouths, With interest, etc
JSO. J. CHANDLER.
ssuRI ComfrissfoBsr.
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HAY.

DALED HAY IN QUANTITIES. TO SUIT
ID purchasers. D0CKER & DUSoUCHET,
o&-u No, 10 Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual Systems--new and reliable
treAsuen,-in Reports of the HOWARD ASso-
CITATION. Sent by mail ia sealed letter snvsl.
oPes, free Of charge. Address DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Ne. 3 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
apri'64 dkwlys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Madame Zaaoc Porfer's coagh BaisaT
T. purely Vegetable Expsctorant, prepsFed By
the Madame With great care, after many years o.
study and experience to meet the argent ano gov
ing demand for a safe and reliable antido'e for
diseases Of the throat and lungs Disofoers OF
the Pulmonary organs are 60 preTAisnt ana 80
fetal 10 our ever changing climate, tAat some re-
liable aBtido has been long and suxioaslJ
sought for By tn whole community. Tbs iudis
uepsskle qualities Of such a remedy for popular
ass, n ust b certainly Of heslthy operation; al
ssnes Of danger from oysr-doses aud adaptation
70 every patient Of whatever age or sex. oet2O-sE
A Superior Remsdy.-wacsn conseien-
siously recommend to those suffering from Sc
we're cold or cough, DR.. strickiand's hslIiasous
Cough Bs sam. Il gives relief slmsst instants0e-
Gus, and Is Withal not dissgrseable to the TASTE.
There Is n doubt bat the H. lliHuDus Cough Bal
sam is Of tie best preparations in use, aud is
all that its proprietor claims for 10 We have
tried 1t durisg ths past week, and found relief
from mosi distressing cough. For sale By
Druggists. oet2l Wv
The happy fleets arising from the use Of DIX
on's Blackberry CarminstiVs Is better testimony
than all the got up" certificates calculated 70
Deceive this public. os2tIW
Is 90 Possible hat any soldier can 30 20
iooiish A. % leave the city without supply Of
Pills aud Ointnentt Whoever does 50
will deeply regret IT, These msdielnes are the
only certain cures for Bowel Compi Aints, FeVsrs,
so1ry, and all this class If the reader OF this
'' notice " cannot get "a boz Of PILLS or Ointment
from the Drug Store In BE place, Vet him writs TO
me, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the saasunt, and
viii mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines 90 band because tAsy
cannst make much profit a. on other persons
make. IS cents, ss.esnts, and 81 80 per boz or
pot. oetzI-iwd
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shade Trees.

wish 70 call the especial atssnfion Of cur eits
xens 70 our stock Of Ornamental Shade Trees, Tor
slds walk planting. can furnish Trees, or plant
thsrn a. sszirsc. The Trees raised In the Surssry
AZ f.r better adapted 70 stand the Summer seassn
than those faksn from the swznpS Or woods-
Many persons. who have tEfsd both, will sustain
rs II this sssssnsDt.
oSdeFs By letter VII b. promptly atsenSsd 20.
Ad4Sssa GEORGE D. B0vEE,
eats Crescent City EuFssries-
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aN- let those who have doubted the Vi rtues
BULt's CEDEoN BIrTERs, II any such there be
read tho following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
known In this community, and dsub, no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthousands Of our soldiers;
LOUISVILLE, KY. June Sd. tsss.
We, the undersi gncd, have the good effects
produced by the Hso Of DR.. JoHS BUNS CEDsoS
BITrERs in case Of general debility and prestraton
Of tho system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much SUFFERING
Among our soldiers particularly wsuld this be the
case, especially those who exposed IL MAS
matte infuahes in the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev, 81 Dis. KY.
CHAS. b. COTTON,
oolieetsr Of the Port Of Louisvius. KY.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal Gsn'l of Kentucky.
REV. .. 7. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES 6 CO.,
Publisher Democrat
GEO. p. DoERN,
Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
HUGHES s PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Msin Street,
Louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisville.
HART a MAP0THER,
photographers, cor. Market and Third sts..
1ouisvilly, Ky.
/ JULIUS WINTER,
| Clothing Merchant, cor. Sd and Market Sta,
/ Louisville, Ky.
| CAPT. S. r. HILDRETH,
| OF Steamer Major Anderson.
| MAI. I. T. Illusion,
/ yaymasteE U. 5. Army.
| Q. n. NETCALF,
tpnal Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
COL. JSaSSE BAYLES,
| 9Th Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE y. PRENTICE.
| Lousvilia Journal
See advertisement in another column.
feb6 ly sold by PETER VIERLTN6,
sole Agent. Evansville, Ind.
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EY Il, EAR, THR OAT,
Stomach, Bowels, and Urinary
Organs,

WIN resolve special attention As his stay il nsces.
sarily limited, Il behoves thoas dcsirsus u con-
snlting him
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24
coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, IN sach uni
vsrsal demand, is made from the choicest ma
terials, is naild and emolIient IN its nature,
fragrantiy scented, and extremely bene
nctSl in its aet.on upon the skin. Fer sale BY
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24


Rheu IA atIsm.--No disease Is 80 certain
oure by Brxndreth's Pills as this. They taks
oat Ut the blood the particular virus upon which
all the pain depends. and the patient "a cured
mr.. T. NJ. Adams, SOC Twelnh Street. New
York. suffered with rheumstism for long perod.
lie was attended by able physicians, but their
prescriptions we're Of no avail ho was unable to
move without assistance and for four months was
almost entirely confined 10 his bed At this Pc
riod Of bis sickness, when hope had fed, and he
expected to be a cripple for the remainder OF his
llf,, he was recommended to uss BRAEDRETH's
PILLS
The nrst box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided FROM the second
box and by the time no had ussd eighteen boxes,
he was entirely cured Of rheumatism, aHd the
strength and suppIenoss Of his limbs we're re-
stored. It is now over year that this cure has
been affected, and he las had 10 return. but eoa-
tinues the enjoyment Of perfect health. JUGS 9H'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24
NURSERY.
,reacent civ Nurseries

rI1HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RKsPEcT-
1 fuIlv call the attention q the publle 70 bis
fsrz. stock n assorted Fruit Trees lie has On
hand q very large assorfed stock o. Choies Apple
Cbsrrv Ard Pear TT ~ also, q choice assortment
Of f-sch and oss Trees and splendid stock 81
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Our Stock is Large and
Complete.
Our Prices are Very Low
Our Terms are Cash.
JACOB STRAUB & SON,
"a Main Street,
BELOW THR WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Notice TO Rax-Payers.

NOTICE il hereby gwen 70 Taxpayer o. the
~ Clerk n The Common CouHcii Of said city tbs
tax dusljcafe for the year is64, and that an
roys rssdy 20 rerSivs the taxes contained ia sid
duplicate
sslrty days from this dsie. viii 10 entitled 70 q
dlscount a three per esst 81 the amount,
ssd thoss paying aftsr The expiration Of
thirty dsys, and within slEty days from this date
vii b. entitled 70 dissOant u one and half
per cent Of the azaOunt.
Ny Office Uiil be a. tbs Mayors one, sn
Second Street. between Main ard Locust streets
WING. BOEPPLE,
s-vzs.tl ooIlsefor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24

The happy Elects arising from the use Of Dix
ems Blackberry CarminstiEs Is better testimony
than all the got up" certificates calculated 10
deceive the public. oc2t.IW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24

BurFALo, Oct CIT is again rum-
orsd that party 10 Canada intend raid
ing 90 Buffalo Il is understood that
this news has been received officially
here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-24

Physicians aud Chemists,
No. AS Broadway, kew York.
us dAw0m 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-18

One osuss Of the many disasters which ~
have suffered in our greaE p:ruggle, suys TIT
Augusta "Rogister." is Iaccsble to the cresr
whelming anxiety which some have mariiest,G
of lat1 for an early peace. They have talk"'i
and written Of peacs until nsH7 haTs eecoh"
81 thoroughly surchareed with the :t@A, ~
and oar nF tho army, 81 to BE- ALAMO; a"p;e pr,
ell to discharge tho pla;noet obilgchoHs oiti:'
az anldiera or citizean.
We cannot Condemn, for Il u.pmsnt, but ~
TIE contrary, will applaud, aid Viii i:id IN h'?J
proper effort to bring about peace. Bot ~h'r
it is urged without condition, or VI tic tS
penac Of cherished principle, We regard tbs
act as criminal, and would held IN to utsr
reprobation any party OF individual taus I'5-
tempting to force it upon ia.
We did not, M histor7 will prove, desire 10
engage in ieadly corflc. wits our iiel, VI
preferred to settle tho GHess;or n i'aue hIi:.-
oably--but they, fesl:ng - a'iliSy . settle II
o!h.reisa, uhos5 wnr M ,i:a a't-rnst IT, ct.
Having no rccourae left us. the gallant sn"n u
tS, South prepared 10 meet him in de:e;.cc i
their cheriehed rights. For while the modest
impulses Of our natures were concentrated o.
tha. glorious end, and oil went veil. Ih*t
did matters 20, until, in Gn evil hour, there
HTGbS CtTlbIH ucuiVthbI.u VIZ u!'hueStCh 49,
sons. OF probably persons Of evil intent VIII
raGsded before the unsuspec!ing, peace in its
nloat gorgeous colors--they preached Of peace
through intervention; they preached of psact
by strategy; they preached of peace to be
brought about by division among our adverse
rios and some now are preaching of peace by
eerarate State action, al nus they continue
and have continued unit the desired effect
L L.. he Irood
As might naturally :; expected, our foe.
seeing and knowing all = !, has construed il:
into an evidence Of consf US weakness OF Cur
part, and the result hes n that he is slim.
ulaie to rcdouble his "a .rts to autjngate Gi.
I. is needless for ua continually TO harp it
throughout ChrissGrior' mt we arc peaes
loving people, as v.IGsous7 as We fight cur
enemy; al know that ", are not lighting fer
oon uuest NOT, for glor- hpt, on tins contrary,
are fully aware that /. lay tho eneE,7 with :.
draws his armies !eo: cur enii, in that dsy
will the foundation for peace he laid.
Then away with is seif-suhj ueasing,
covard!y cry for peso shen we rec the fec
mastering his Legiors, invading cur sai Say
ing our brothers, ravishing "Gr women. laying
waste our zelda. driving our fsmliea before
him aud destroying tho hshitstions whi:k they
have left
Under such c;rcumft ances, the mere "iis-
per o. thought Of peace ia c1nlinal-he who
would entertain it with no abatement b7 the
foe, ia a traitor to bis country, traito: to hs
family, traito, to justice-he in prepared t.
be the nenisl C. meIcsaary racc--a ssrvsu,
of servants.
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clST4L TIES.
Fin Tryinr3 ;arairy.

To he Editors Of The Ennuirer

NJ '''
4" ne EoH"Fs Of me Enquirer:
Qso.lsrnn n: You ii ;p!es..a ub!i-h ;ire -
in"lng liz. OF ra.usl,iaa "C .:::::p3:'c sc. =" 81!
regiment .lr9lhic caTn!rf.. III %. rec.n:; i.a:
ins IL tfo Valley Of Virginia:
- Lieut. o Om hari;o. If F!ur.liae
c,u3:y. commissioning d..'a,.ny q, ssyr:eiy
woumici 10 risht ankle: 5; L'rct joni K,o..
of FluTnnns, county. mis.irs sni captured:
Private L CaprrE. Of S.u,t CarcIinn. ia!I;
wounded in righ. lex. an,i III h'.n!s Ut d.. ctr
my; Chish:!:n. g: tialrov:r cy,r.y, Us.
ing; Jones, Of H"nnee- ""a"ty. s.se.e:y
wacli led III ths bAdr; U y :: ,:Fhnil. of A b.
maile county. severely ard il feared mo.ts!'y
~"naded in ii, body aud in ito snen,y's Iines;
J S..cke!mrd, 0: Fingarns Nro"ty. missing: F
81 s%ree4r, OF R'"t:nca-r :9anry, IA. 6
Wf;Eh'. - "sy"a'h@r"'. -"y-ge'y wounded in
riah5 arg Il |. %s:rhs. o. Flu anna county,
m:sa;nG.
ran ,-
''''" = N@'"d '"r''y'
Tie :""o"'ng ID Is: If casha!.ieH IN 'hA
~ " Virginia Cavalry, frtnl lst Mag. 1864
10 Isl October, 1861:
Field aad staf-kiilca: none. Wounded
u Col X A 0askio, l.: slishs.
Company A.-kiiled P1iystse J L Davis
and j Conner. Wounded: 1t john DOYLE.
severely in faoe; pr!vatca Kits, hand jos
Dilger, mortal in head; D W M?rria aight in
leg; G W Crump, mortal in throat; j H Dilk-,
slight in Zoe, and Chi'drsss.
Company B.-kiiled: Private j I.Wngo-
hir. Wou.ted: Sers: Z a Bsnisr, tsi":,
SolPntStet; ecrpl F Tds.at; priVates v He
1 =: N:'sas IN bsck ) IL Esreooo. in a"'a
hnnn,Z. severely IN LOO; J C!o'l'c:t:r.
shght; 1 Swift. . j bingham, Z N Brack,
L Z Sheets, Geo Eilf1l5, 7 Spaugh, u Tut
torres leg aD,pItetcd; NJ Gsr%nOd, severely in
right hip; II Frsiey, II CJErai, ard J
Thompson.
Company C.-Killed: L. ia King. uorpl
B Belcher Wounda!: Pr;vs.ea J B,aeh.
w Austin, T Por;or, a. Dnnn, J 4 FnIie-, J
Mason. severely in hip; Is W R,mscy flesh. in
arm; J " Newhart, severely in ehculdsr "
+ Bro~die, NJ L Davidson. j w B.rch.
C1mpany D.-killod: Ssrgt F II, ha- !
day. Wounded: L. NJ Vaughan. Peter
Ohum. r D Camp, wv C!nvsp, ] 7 GI,idon.
F Ellers, Jas Pegslsy, IT PAGE D Dnnui
want.
Company F.-Killed: Ptivntcp Ednsr,
J NJ Elsom. Wounded: Capt II Dattcr,
slight in hand; Serst II Giles mortal; p,i-
vAles W W Goodwin, mortal H,pkins,
mortal; Mann, leg amrlEnsed: ] Ten
doraon. II McGhee, } B.ber AID r D Star
gall. -ais''hg: Charles Msupin.
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Soft whispered Annie Cooh
talked Of lnre. aud sll ,hin.s si.s
learned III school OF book
Ihl,-'i, pat NJ" hes; icfs" on
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A-d when ;.rn.h. IL f.;,:y ,rcu
Tue msii, BY To- -, ,'..cl,
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shifted sail and taek;d abour.
And tried anoih.r book:
Zen Fever lored7" Il nerer sill"
ESe:9inei Mss Annio Cooa
FeIh'rs ynu never have hseu E5es3,"
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Ar. you in love do til us low
Pe,hnns with FHnni,. Srnok,
u no.: Wy ~h:m' y irl7n. Miss'
Tat 81 ::'si Ann.y Cook
We r,Sched Eer home; "a, Will,
EIG,unlins back:
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lnquFod hi,a Annie Cock.
rose and graerSd my polished Cana,
Ny i'n' As siiy took
Aa1 hE"ins noting 5, to take.
Took leave Of Anris C,Gk
''''"n' va. DCS Carlo;
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ESCAPE OF Ten OoNRfpkRArr PRTso.sss
Tgox TEE. ELxrRA CAMP - The Rochester "Ez.
press" of the 18th, says:
Last Thursday night ten rebel prisoners
escaped by burrowing under several Of their
own tents, near the fence, and then directing
the mine under the fence. They were sh; u.
five weeks at the basiness. The eartn wa
disposed Of by carrying i, in Easeraaess and
throwing it Into the sinaa. The S.:iaif ~s-
very ingenious'y managed and the rllinGways
have not bsen recovered, being toHbt!ess
concealed in the vicinity By copps7hehd
| frisnds,"
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FElGIlL,
;,.r,j'iI :. INsp'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RrnHNasD Va Any- IS 1864

,Tj'I : lNSeH GGNERAL'S OEElCE, |
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Is, 1864. !
stsissl osDERs'
/. 1t having been represented to the War
Department, th6t thers are numbers of for
,icne,s, en.rapped by article and fraud, into
rhe military and naval service Of the United
S:siss. who would gladly withdraw from fur
the. participation in the inhumsn wariare
va..i asainG. IL people who have never eivsn
,bsm o preeext for hostility, and that there
Ar. laav Inhabitants of the United States, now
Ts,sirsd in that service, against their will,
ui,. sts sssrse to aiding IN the unjust war
now bsins prosecuted against the Confederate
S..ss: Aud it being also known that these
men, are prevented from abandoning such
sompalsary service. by the difficulty they OK
reriercs in escaping ,herefrom, it is ordered
,;s: all such poraons, coming within the lines
If the Canfedsrsts armies, shall be received,
protected and supplied with MEATS Of subsist-
epce, until sach of them Ok desire it, can bs
forwarded to Tho m5si convenient points on
the border, whom ail facilities will bs afforded
them 10 return TO thsiI homer.
BY order, 5. COOPER, :,
o.8-tf A. i l. General.
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g. Gpcrrr,.
SlSiatant II. Snis!tipr General,
ADpT Sc INSP. GEMS OFFICE, !


RICHMOND, Oot. II, 1864.
0rSERAL o&o.Rs,
No 20.
I. Tho attention 0f officers md soldiers IL
specially ei-cac.l to the 9th Article of Army
Regulations mad tsaGerel Orders No. 3 1862
The rapid? increasing correspondence OF the
War Department demands thst their require
men;s shall hereafter DO strictly observed. A
yicls.sac Of ihem wi:l subject the offender to
prompt trial by court martial. rhu regula.
tions respecting military correspondence we're
made after loag experience. and are indiaper-
sGb!s to IN Intelligent and efficient discharge
Of business.
The remsri;s ard opinions Of intermediate
COMMANDERS upcr the subje0t matter Of each
cammunioation arc irpoyt.rt to the Depart
mcnt ard in ali CAGES required. Opportunity
must, therefore, be afforded for their express
sion, ard all communications which are not
forwarded through tho prescribed channel will
be Invariably returned without other cotton
taan Instructions to bring the party to trial
for violation 81 orders.
Letter paper will be folded in three, and
s0ois;a in four, equal f,lis, parallel with the
=r:t;pr md endorsed on the fold correspond
ing wiM the iop Of the sheet, thus:
Post or station and date of letter.
Name and Rank Of Writer.
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.indlgS1s of Contents.

The endorsements should be carefully made
10 as to afc:d information Of its contents at a
glance, and t. present only those points which
are material and pertinent. This will leave
ampla space for subsequent endorsement.--.
Commanders will raturn ftr completion oil
Ispets not so endorsed. The practice Of wrap
pny cop municetions with nero strips of pa
PER Tor the purpose Of endorsement, owing to
ths:r liability 70 ID detached and lost, is pro-
hi:i:sd.
II. issuipg Uommisssries will hereafter re-
qui,s from commissioned Gficers, drawing "a
tlous, 6 certificate tks.r the came are for their
CIVIL nre.
III Upon inf6r nation received that any
commissioned officer or soldier has sold the
ss.iors drawn by him, be will thereafter not
30 allowed to draw retions,at any one time, for
q 2recte: period than thros days.
". Fu7loughed officers and men, other than
those inrloughed frvn. hospit ,ls. will be allow
81 10 draw at the place where iurloughed, IA
tons for the number of days only. that are
required ioT thar journey. Officers and men
infi0ughed frcn hospitals, will receive from
the hospital comla)sssry such number OF ra-
tons, for the purpose Of reaching their desti-
nation, as the surgeon in charge may direct.
Fa.loughed men mag bs allowed Communication
o: Ta,ions for the time specified in lieu of rs-
:isus III kind, if they prefer it. After reach
ps their destinations, sick and wounded fur
hrghea men, not ia hospitals, n.sy draw from
TIE nearest post cummisrary, ratlons IN kind
Or communication therefor, for The period OF five
DAVIS at time. Each issue made to furlough-
ID pien, or each payment If Communication is
slloWed, will be endorsed on the furl0ugh by
the issuing officer.
Y. Boards OF Examiners, in General Hos
ritslg, arc directed Eot TO furlough, OF dis
charge, or recommend for leave Of absence,
eny soldier or cfticer who on his adnittsnce
into tosrilal, could not chow proper authority
!or Lis a!sence from bis command. Officers
VI soldiers applying tor admission into general
HOSPITALS, who ara ,t provided with proper
su;h6.itv for thair absence from their com
hands, viii, if able 70 travel, not be admitted,
bu, zen: bsok to their commands. If unable
TO travel, such caaee will be received into hos
l.h, end their admittanco reported to their
respective commanding officers, and, when
sufficiently recovered, they will be returned
aRdar gusrds.o their Commands.
VI AL COMMUNICATIONS to the Secretary Of
Tsr, or 10 this vtioe, from the Gsnersls conn
Ganiing reserves, pertaining TO ths matter OF
sonscriptouy. or other duties hitherto devolved
tho authorities of CONSUMPTION, must be adj
dressed through the Superintendent OF the
su'ssn u CONSUMPTION. BY order;
tS.enedl S. COOPER.
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