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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

A SOLDIERS PARrY.-There is fine; oPpcr-
tunity now for the returned soldiers and sailors
to organize powerful Independent party. The
old political parties are, ina measure, disln-
tegrated They are all at sea; beating about
wildly for some issue upon which To- fasteaA
that will give them strength for the coming
election. There is one honest cause inwhich
the returned soldiers and sailors of the war
can enlist and whip the politicians out OF the
field, and that is the Cause OF general recon
struction Of our city government 1t Is the
most popular idea of the day, and whatever
party takes it up will be regarded as public
beneiactor. The radical republicans are beat
ing their heads against President Johnson's
negro suffrage policy, and hugging to- their
bosoms Jay Cookies national blessing-ani I'M
limited debt. The democrats are without lead
ers or policy Now, then, is the time for the
soldiers and sailors to take the matter into
their own hands. The United Service Society,
for instance, might make an excellent nucleus
for the organization of such party. There b
plenty of material there, and it would'be about
the best place for such movement 70 hail
from.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

BARBARITY IN EAST TENNEsSEE.-"WOrthya and
truthful" gentlemen from East Tennessee are
trying to get mp an excitement about the bad
treatment that returned rebel soldiers and
other representatives of the rebellion receive
from the Union men of East Tennessee. It In
all very bad and lamentable, no doubt; but we
can inform the "worthy and truthful" gentle
men that it will be very difficult to excite tho
country on this sabject. The reason is that the
country has got so used to hearing Of barbar-
ism in East Tennessee that it does not mind it
any longer. When the rebels had the upper
hand in that section they gave US so many and
such magnificent instances Of barbarity that
the public sympathy was quite used up by
hearing Of them; and now, even when the
tables are turned, the country don't care.
THE BOARD OF EDuCATIoN.--We published q
few days. ago q communication from teacher
in one of our public schools, showing another
reason why the Board of Education should be-
thoroughly overhauled and. reorganized. This
| reason is q financial one. It Is alleged that
teachers salaries are not paid regularly, and
that the Board, despite the sums appropriated
for its use, is always making apretence to bank
ruptcy. Will some one tell us why this is, or
must we suppose that it is for the old and or
binary reason Of corruption? II Is not difficult
to believe that the Beard, which had done 30
much to demoralize the schools in one way.
should have in its midst plenty Of plunder
| sHO,
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lions Of this fast age. But we imagine thAs
this oily scheme will bring many Of these phi
losophers into trouble. Already ono Of ths
leaders Of the movement has been forced 10
resign from the other Petroleum Exchangei and
If they get their just deserts they will al be-
placed in limbo. We commend the whole party
to- the attention of the Grand jury.
The EXPENSES OF TIE HEKxfD CoRPs on
WAE CORRESPONDENTS an evidence OF the
immense expense incurred by the HERALD In
originating, organizing and conducting its corps
of war correspondents, we publish This mora
ing q brief statement of the numbers, names,
adventures and expenses of the writer's en-
gagged. It is the story nv brief of an organiza-
ton which had no precedent in the annals OF
the press, and one which, was never eqlailed
in point of numbers or ability by any OF its
numerous imitators. IL WIS reserved for the
HERALD not only to originate this, the only
practical scheme for obtaining war news, but
also to organize the largest force Of writer's
ever engaged by one paper We have rcgu-
lary employed more war correspondents, at
greater annual expense, than'all the rest Of the
New York papers combined. These writers
are all retained in our service, andiwe expect
to nay still more for our records Of the vicso4
RIGS OF The peace now happily inaugurated than
we did for those Of the war now gi0sioasly
ended.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Now York. Monday. July ~, 1855.
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AMUsE MENTs THIS EVENING.

volume xxx. No. 1917
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-17

sTADT THEATRE, 45 and II Bowery.-THE FAxIR OF
VIsaNu's MAGICAL SoIRKEs GIFT ENTERTAINMENTS.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF. ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10 r. M.
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Excelsior Organs and Meiodeons,

Sold by G. W. Walters, at the Mu.
sic Store, is the latest improvement
in musical instruments. The advan-
tages claimed for them over other
reed instruments are as follows:
Simplicity OF construction, dura-
pility, power, volume and prompt
ness as regards answering to the
touch. III the latter qualification il
nearly equals the Piano. The keys
form the valve, which makes it easy
of access, so that (the key board be.
ing on hinges any person can take
it apart in moment to clean or re-
pair it. Its simplicity of construc-
tion renders it less liable to get out
Of repair than the more complicated
instruments. The keys are made Of
glass, and will not turn yellow with
age, as is usually the case with the
ivory keys They produce three
tones and are the ouly instruments
manufactured possessing the pure
Soprano tone.
Mr., Walters is the sole agent for
this State. Call and examine them.
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Rem smber Q This.

Remember This. tr.vF 90.
The Excise Laws Of the United
States requires every affidavit made
before Justices of the Peace, Nota-
ries Public, or other officers author
lied TO take such affidavits, (except
affidavits made before officers, to be
used in the trials of causes before
such officers, and such as are neces-
sary in the prosecution Of Soldiers
Claims for bounty, &c, to be stamp
ed. Any officer neglecting TO so af'
fix the proper stamp, is liable to
fine, and the affidavit is Of no force
A five cent stamp is required. Per
sons whose business it is to aliiA
stamps should bear this in mind.
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Died,

Died,
In Hospital, at Cleveland, Tenn
}ssee, May %, 1865, Daniel Vol,
,ged 3s years ] month and ~ days.
The deceased was formerly resi-,
lent of Marion township, Hancock
,ounty, Ohio, late of Branch county,
Michigan. His company were guard
ng a small railroad station when he
vas taken Ill. His suiferings were
If short duration he was taken to
he hospital one day aud died the
lext. He was member Of the lIth
iichigan V. l., and is the fourth
'rother who sacrificed his life in
lis country's service, and the fifth
matched by the great monster, Death,
rithin the last three years. One is
esting near Vicksburg, one in Ten
essee, one on the sunny banks OF
he OHIO, and two near Findlay.--
hey have left a vast number Of ac-
uaintances to mourn their loss.
A FRIEND.
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slIGARRIDGEFARM FOR SALE

! 49, .,,,,c-,her wishing tu so west, VIII
-, u tarm located in Blanchard and van
gn,en 9e, ,I ISo,+nsi,ips, ,Putnsm COUNTY, oh2, o.
e"ssp sussp I'D. three and one half miles E's;
ON LsPsc staten, sS,ss SDs s,T T'S1 S es %fS Soc T.
W., IT, c,,,.. .utug 275 Ncrcs IL lS one ="
VIZ fn W'S nntcs iiarrns OF the countr!i g'''
lie A =. rood he Uiug orchard; eoo1 an, .n
builGin, :; good sr2ar camp, et, Nil. 1'",'J m "
sure wat> wiHs coGnn :. ~ n"nuy nn " uo"I pa6 i.
a lin trnm flndlay 10 Defiance. 20
, , o',H ,'"u ntnrr. "'' ''' JhMh1 JAQUks Jr.
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All about Streets, etc

-
There is necessity for q large
amount OF work on the streets of
Eindlsy. We are aware that the cor
poration authorities have not the
funds to do il with, but, nevertheless,
the health and well being Of the town
imperatively demand the work II
done at all the citizens must do il
themselves. There are half e dozen
streets that need overhauling terribly.
Cutters laid so that water will not (it
would if il cculd,) run off--gutters
which after q rain smell worse than q
cess -pool--Glloyn tull Of manure and
filth, breeding fever and pestileLce
of various kinds, .-odorous hog-holes
on all sides, tb ,J exhale shakes---ono
OF ah average TO every drop--thcse
institutions are altogether too com
mon, for the good Of the town.
The authorities are striving tc
clean up the town--let the citizons
themselves remedy the other defects
There is fall enough in every direc-
tion to carry OF the surplus water, il
cutters were properly laid and they
could be rc-laid at & trlGing expense tc
the lot owners. Better spend dol
lar or two in keeping disease at
respectful distance, than to foot ;
doctors bill. Let some street set th'
example and others will follow.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post.
Office at Findlay, State of Ohio, on
the 18th day of July 1865;
Wm. {. Anderson, Samuel Beck,
Thomas Croy, Mrs. G. w. Crane,
Miss Mercy Ann Caverly, Lewis
Limeack, Mrs. Minnie Porter, Miss
Hannah Rhamey. j. 5. Rota, John
Rohad, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.
Persons wishing to obtain any Of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay two cents for advertising.
j. b. ROTHCHILD, 7. nj.
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Coming HOPE.

Every night our citizens have the
pleasure Of welcoming home q dozen
or SO OF the brave men of tho coun.
try, who "havc been to the wars"
The 3lst, llSth are already mustered
out and the o9th is ut Camp Den.
nison awaiting that ceremony.
Thank God, in little while they
will all be at home Their work is
done and well have they done it
On the mnrch, on the battle field,
every where thc men Of Hancock hay @
proved themselves heroes and pat.
riots. We are glad to see their faces
again.
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"What could morei
warned th ae, admoniseu thee, fore told
Tho danger and the llrking enAIny
That lay IN wait. beyond this had been forco,
And ioroe upon iree will, hath here no
place"
But all who are afflicted with Ca
tarrh in sny form can obtain pleas
ant and speedy cure by the use OF
Dr., d. II. Scelyc's Liquid Catarrh
remedy, ere Consumption has fixed
its fatal grasp.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14
he Buffalo Hunt.

he Buffalo Hunt. A ~ -
1t. j. r. Porter, of McComb, is
laking preparations to join in the
Great Buffalo Hunt" on the Plains,
he company going on this expedi'
lon is quite large, and will undoubt
|dly make sad work with the poor
buffalo. Each member of the asso-
|iation fursishes $500 toward paying
expenses; and comes in for an equal
hare of the proceeds of the hunt
he expedition will represent nearly
| u the Western States, and promises
be the grandest affair Of the kind
n record ~ They start from Ft
.eaysnworth about the lst Of Sep
|sWbsr';
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More!

Moro!
More houses arc wanted. If somo
men who own lots, would put good
dwellings on them this Summer they
would not only invest their money
to advantage but would contribute
greatly to the good Of the town.
Fifty additional dwellings could bc
rented at rcmuncratiyo figures TO
dav.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14

We have received large quantities
+ poetry, etc from the army, but lack
f space prevents publication.
We have quite a number Of com
|lunications which shall receive at
ention as soon as possible.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14

Circulation. 4C aIH Cb|
Advertisers will bear in mind the
tact that the Jeffersonian has nearly,
or quite, twice the circulation of any
paper in the County. Ifyou wish to
reach large number Of readers, hand
IN your tayors.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14
xow p,rre, Factory.

Mcssrs. Smith & Lookabaugh are
orecting a large barrel factory near
the old depot. When colnpieteo,
they will employ large hummer o.
lMorlSmen.
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}, Horrible.

A lady in Fostoria who had to do
he washing for large family, and
Or work hands, was astoniehed when
he found there WAS no hard work in
ding it with Doty's CLOTHES Wash
r, and that it tore Off no buttons,
or wore the clothes.
G. w Parker. is the Findlay agent
or these machines, and also for the
heapest and best Melodeons, Organs
i nd Pianos.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14
LANDFOp SALE.

The undo rsigned has so acres Of good land
I'm Isabella county, Michigan, seven miles
from So. Louis, II acres cleared and fenced.
which he desirss 10 sell on reas snrOle terms.
or trade for town properly or land In TINS
county. Tor :urthct iniornllion call ON D.
Y. Burket or JOHN PLUKINGER
June so, ls65.-tf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-07-14

WrEAr-s1 60 for red.
CoRS-new 45 to 0,0u.
RYE--00 cents to6O.
BUTrrR-00 TO l5c.
EGGs-~12 cents.
LARp-12 and 90 cents.
OArs-00 to 30 cents.
TAILow---S to 90 cents.
BEES WAx-35 cents.
TImoTny SEED-S2 80 to O,oo.
CLOVER SEEp-S0,0 90 to 500.
WHITE BEANs-Sl OO to U w
DRIED PEACnEs-3OO.
DWtED APPLEs---Sl, 30.
'yL,-s--50 to | w
ogs---6 cents green, IL Nfy
III Cotton 3 cents.
hAG' - As 10 go cents.
W ooi- 1ED--$O 90
FLAX "a
Salt--2'ae 10 to 600 per bol.
Hay--SG p. IS per lb.
Feathcrs-50 I ,.-------.
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lew Firm.

Iew Firm.
As will be seen by reference to the
ew advertisements, |. Boyer has
ssociated with him in the jewelry
'usiness, g, W. Kimmel, under the
rm name Of Boyer d Kimmel.
They have received large stock
( goods which they can warrant
|.all and see them. II L
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.t ..f. f---------
cortECToB'S OFFICE. 5rH nlsf OF u"
O0iA'' tixA. Juue 20, l's''
NroT1CE IL horn by gwen tn the * PssxSS,,'
~ OF the Fii,h ti'liccNgn rlsvm .oa, isG5
~, thr s,rnfl itst ~ tssosfor the !er i'"''
ccn.i Il g 4 |
License Duties, q Taxes on lacomes'
Carriages, etc. Cd,
WIN I've r,accd IN my hands f'r collection OF
tho -
First Day OF July Next,
,.,,,st / or one Of my bcputi"'. " n',eno
! 81 tbe f-'iivtnr times ard places l'r W. wv
uose .frcDsI.i'r 'lr same I'
At Lima, Alien County, o. from
i,Juiy lst to the 3lst, 1863.
4, Van Vert, Van Vert county
from july 1st' to the 3lst, 1870
! At Celina. Mercer county, from
July lst to tlre Slst, 1862
At wapakoncta, Auglaize county
from July 1st, to the 22t, lsoo
At st. Marys, July "a and %
AT AtBremen, july 2G and u
At Minister, july q and ~
Az Kcnton, Hardin county, non
July 1st 10 the 3lst' 1850
AT Upper Sandusky, Wyandot co
from July LIST to the 3lst, 1860.
AT Fmdlay, Hancock county, iroi
July lat to the 3lst 1850.
And that upnn all taxes remaining nnpN
after the 3ist day OF Juiy. 4 penal y 'l !" P'
SHELBY TAthbh.
Collector 5th piat. OF phlo'
June 20. 1866. --wJ
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4w NlZn' ------------
sTA1 EMnNT
TON oB rHs
" &C., Insurance
ran State /. rea5, N
NE;oh;, day of Janusr, rsuanl
NulCUlS " OF ONO. pA
.nN the leil, Ns. -
" the Audit VI ho'HiioA
statute Of that a. 1pany is THg N
NAME Mt, aud Is loca
The name Of tho Co :
STATR lNsUKAScg ConPA
the .city " Adrian, Iona
gan. tl0e,e
r---CsPTTAL. ,o.
The amount Of its Capital stock l. WV
The snonnt OF ITS Capital stock
lalG up s..........-...,..... !.
ti--ASEGTS.
Cash OF the Company N hand
and In the hands Of Ag ms and
other persons ...: ...D.....,. l4,ss2 o
The Bundsa and stocks owned by
the Company las per vouchers
ace 0mpany ynRl how secured
and tne. .rsio ciintersst thereon e2,cso 90
Debts due the company, secured
By mortgage, las per accom-.
panying 'ouohorsl ........... u,.oO 90
Debts Tor prem. lnis al the Office
Of the Company .,../.... 49,. 1850 A.
AL ether seCurties, Safe, and
oGllce furniture ......,... ..... 500 90
--- -,
Total assets OF the Company tlf,ijl 50
lu---IlABr.rCiEs
The amounrorIAabilltics forloss.
es unadustcd Ia uUt s&Geedug 0j0 CO'
Total Liabilities. cs..,............. $1,000 OOI
Iv-.-MisC EIaaEoCs.
Tho groatoSt amount insured IA
any ono r,sS.... '.,,;....;,,.. 100000 /
Inc greatest amount allowed by
the rules tn be insured In any
rto Greatest a,n1nut To- ia insurs
cd in ANY one block None.
Tie Cnartel. ur Aut OF inrorpuru
ton Of SAD co.Ip-ny Gad
he'""it"'
Sidtt Of .Nichigaq, Cognlg of Lena,ese IS:
-Us,-,,u,,, Via prs,,, ,,J psr,rro
-rer,tg,.y rts,Ls MirLig.r atsta Inamranns
,.,,nnsny hsl1n1 ssWnraIS s,yarr damoaa and
- tIyi tLo r,rag,,in5 4. " fr,i trua SnJ
,,t.ot s,,ismsut nj ths nn',irs ~ sstG Com,
nam: and that ths sniJ Insurnure Cn,"nsnv.
~ ,h,, hnng al own or A. Iss. 81. i.ut;.
a ,I Innu,n,d pnlIsr. a. ,c,t.,t ...-. ,-.I.
ital Invested in stootsand bonds ar IN n,n,t.
az, m, real es,ata ,y,riI dnmbis a.. ,,.',,i,,t
TO-, SxhicI ill., -. is ncrtg.gsd. ~ ,t.t
tbav ava ,ha Yhnvs dsscr'',sd IN, .,rS ~ Iii
Inssrsnra Tn,,,.r,. fsiguad,
'uENRY Hktf. Va. prssI
poyLI UtpSlfW $500
subscribed Snd swern to before me this 10th
day otJdnuary, 1855,
D. \. WILKINSON.
lFlye Cent stamp ] Juotice oi the Peace
OgFIcE Arpfron ar STArR.)
Counbus Ohio. jan. ~ 1863
- ,. u,a,n, Crn-,,,r .h.,,h.
,, ,,,,,. ~, tha - 'ps
GjlIon 81 Inc E,chiran sal. Io.nr,,cn I'"rn.
u.au" 90 w .Sur~hoS & Nuni
=" g. ''' az. go. " "'' u'e'
''' s w." NV ,vi, ,,, ..o "a, ht i .u"
N'HA'"' III GnnNsW tms,sor "' :, y,'...a.S' ,I..S
"a" N>-'' q ~'''"' ~ 90" o.
oyucv OF THE Huprror or Srurs,
IssuRANCE p.rARrsygr
Co,unhus. q Ian. ~ Ia35
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c,oIS r. Gray has been appointed
4 osnt Of the Union Transportat1,on
Sewnony. at Indianapolis, Ind: we
s""rdt very much to lose the Col, put
are Glad to know that bis new pus.'
ness will /, robably prove potn ,uca~, y. arn
&c ,1 and nIc, sant. The company arc
cortnnate & in 60 curing his services;
The Flax Mill with Which ISa, .c,,,,o D'ny i,s
has been connected Will eoN''n'o W.
Operations MS usual. -
An Interesting Book. ,r,.
We have received a Q, 'ps w. :" .,nc, .
E;o,'d, the Dungeon and th, iI'. r, ,,,i;ct
-, Ah Nert D. Richardson, T sinc,
Wy ,ode mention some weeks !, ~
wy We o. e.. tSco ming. 1t is a wor. ~,
~. as .,n? ,ol into, est, wherein the autL VI
speaks ,.,.n ..,n,o.
o moving acocia nus, i;: ": he INN nm, dead
Oihairbie thth sea, 'e7
Is breach ..,pnt foe,
Uf being taken by the ms" .y redc npti on
And sold tu slavery VI
herce." IL ;Itvs
The book is we'll boul vi, % ,r;nns
trated with eleven fine en- III rirhIv
1t is very interesting. al il
worth the amount asked for IL me.
should be in the hands of every ',e
BE sure and subscribe when ii.
agent calls.
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---.-'~- MARES Ers.
CiNCINNATI Prime White.

! CINCINNATI Prime White,
BEANS-Dun 81 90 for
UTTER 2tGC2O.
NRN-7U6g1jo.
r, s. lsD2oc@ dozon' Al pound-
I'd. Dried Apples $3.50 5OGsjs
pvtn 7R5-Prime, live geese. .,ti "a
ir,nnVV1iiin Txtra,$7 90. Fancy Bra1o.
vt nnl an ~ 1,at IS 500lO 90, sruss.
No." &l4 30, Ilmotuy, 50 10
Se,,n nT,i , elrn. Red ell 55Gl SO
WHEAT--prmb
Wtitf W
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uHI5 TUVUIU'
l here desire to mention the never
failing gallantry of Adjutaut Z. l..
Baird, whose efficient aid under all
circumstances during the campaign
greatly contributed to the success
which has attended this regiment in
every operation.
Seggeat Major Earl w. Merry dis
played courage and GOODNESS in action
on all occasions worthy Of emulation.
He lost his foot July 20.
Respectfully submitted,
A. MoMAHAN,
Lieut.. Col. Cong 2lst o. v. V. l.
l.. f. Hicks, Capt. and A. A. A.
Gener al.
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nIcNy YDHK o, z5W35 StaIo'
RUTrER-20@27 Tor Oh. mega: Is $50
tNEESk-IOMld3
PORK $92 7jGl2j Is for ne,
10 90 Tor prime
LARD -l53Gtl931.
FlouR- SG75GsT 90
NFEAT- 81. 10
Corn o. Western yellow sOlo25i.
OAI5.-Ncs'ein 676l JOo por bus
20l23c Tor Muscovado.
MOLASSt---j3Gtjc.
WOpl.-S0QI5c.
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4w yl2n7.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04
HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

The Sanitary Commission has made arrangements
for supplying information grautOusly with regard to
patients in all the United States General Hospitals.
For information, relative to patients in the Hosp
tails in New York, New Jersey, the New England
States Eastern Virginia, Maryland District of Column
bia North Carolina South Carolina, Florida and Lou
isana, address Office fSanitafy Commission Wash,
ington d. CO.
For the Hospitals in PENNSYLVANIA address "Office
of Sanitary Commission, No. 1907 Chestnut ST., Phila
dephia,.'
For the Hospitals in Western Virginia. Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kentucky Tennessee, MiSsis-
sippi, and Arkansas, address 'Ofice Sanitary Com
mission, Louisville, KY"
In all cases the name rank, company and regiment
of the enquired for should be given and where
he when last heard FROM If the application is by
letter. the answer will be sent by return Of mail; if
in person. it will be answered at once; if by tele
graph, answer will returned Immediately at the
inquirer's expense.
aar Soldiers Aid Societies. clergymen, editors and
Others scarcely the cause of humanity
eectually than by freqently and widely dissemina-
ting knowledge of the above among those who have
friends in the army.
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1he Vt. s. Sanitary Commission

Was constituted by the Secretary of War in June,
1901, IN accordance with the recommendation of the
surgeon General of the U. s. ARMY and its appoint
ment and plan of organization approved by the
President of the United States.
OFFICERS.
II. W. Bellows, d. D., President.
A. ID. Bache, LII. D., Vice President.
j. Foster Jenkins, General Secretary, New York.
j.. n. Knapp Associate Secretary, Washington.
J. S. NeWberly, M. d. Secretary Western Dept.
d. X. Thorn, Assistant Secretary, st. Louis
Francis Fowler, .. New York.
VIM. A. Hovey, s. Washington, d. C.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.

The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
of the President of the United States maintains
tensive system of agencies for securing the safe con-
veyance to- and distribution Of goods put in its charge
for the sick and wounded at points where they are
most wanted. 1t operates with equal care and gen.
crosby at all points-at New Orleans and at Washing
ton, before Charleston and at Chattanoogats distri-
of the patients in all cases. The following is list Of
depots to which auxiliary societies. and all disposed
to aid the sick and wounded, without reference to
States localities but simply to their relative
sity for assistance invited to send their oerngs