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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-18

HE WARRICK- COUNTY, FAIR -
The Warrick County Fair. financially,
has beena decided success, although
the display was not as large as. was
Anticipated. The exhibition of live
stock was Only medium, and in the
way of fruits and farm products, the
entries were Light. The exhibition of
racing stock-trQtting and pacing
was moderately fair, There might
have. been some excellent sport at the
races, but all horses not belonging
and owned in Warrick County, were
ruled out. Messrs. Forth & Bowles
and Britton & Brown, of our city,
were present with stock, but were I'M
able to have them entered.
7 The greatest competition was for
the Tobacco premiums, there being
twenty-five entities. The first pre-
MUM for best specimen Of Shipping
Leaf, together with the elegant silver
pitcher, goblet, and salver, offered by
Martin, Gardner & Co., of this city,
was awarded to Mr.. lines. of Warrick
County. The second and third pre-
miums forbest specimens Of Wrappers,
were awarded to Mr.. w. D. Page, OF
Warriek. We have been shown sam
pies Of the. Premium Leaf, and it is
magnificent tobacco. The crop of
tobacco in Indiana this season is
larger than any ever before raised.
The finest exhibition at the Fair,
as we are Informed, vas the speci-
mems Of preserved and canned fruits.
LIBERAL4T7-A CREDITABLE Do,
NATIoN--We take great pleasure in
announcing to the people of Evans
vile that Messrs. Heidelbach & Ell
sas, Ia addition to their very valuable
eontributionin real estate to the pub
lie schools of the city, now propose
to donate to the Protestant Churches
Of Evansville, four eligible lots in the
LongwOrth Tract, now laid off and
plated as ''Heidelbach & Elsas' I'm
largement." A like donation Of four
lots in the same enlargement viii be
made to the Catholic Church. Both
of these valuable gifts are made with
out any other conditions except the
reasonable oxe that the churches pro
posing to. accept them shall, withia a
year from the date of the donation,
erect aud complete suitable houses Of
worship or the premises donated.
We feel assured that these munif-
cent gifts will not only be highly APP
pFeciated by our citizens. but will in
-duee our people to invest largely in
the proposed extension Of the city
over the Longworth Tract. At least
this prineely liberality deserves that
the donors should meet with every
success and encouragement at the
hands Of our city authorities and pop
ulation.
CRIMINAL GoURT.-Business in the
Criminal Court revived on Saturday.
John Oliver, a negro, plead guilty to
the charge Of larceny, ard was
sentenced to the penitehtiary. His
ofense consisted in stealing a coat of
the value Of Sc from Hamburger not
long since.
The case of G, Il. finch, on the
/ obo~~o &c o~1o,, .o a.IlaJ
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z N AGNoLT4 " AFER5-Superi0r to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. Ocl8 d3t cod wi.
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Is the only Wringer that has the PATENT
FLANe Il .C0G-W HEELS on both ends of
the Rolls The cogs on one end Of O. ron are
SCI Fctittapetg FlsrWfe ZEN tt9ge On the other end
~ the sA7IE-ToH, misunderstanding q
Ie0UBLEs GEAR,
And thereby nearly doubling the pur-
chase: fthe 1mportaucg of seitiDg gears
in this position Is not generally under-
stood.1 Notwithstanding the rolls can sep
arate freely 40 either euds the cog-wheeis
CASNCT be thrown out of gear on both
ends of the Wringer atthe same time, un-
less the pressure 4e taken OF
s fha NOVELTY Is fastened to n tub OF
box BY q PATENT CURVHDl CLAMP, which
has an equal bearing on Al tub ne 1Oh0Le
Fr7fgfyr on t4e IYrjager. Other Wrlngors are
merely fastened 10 a staye az each end,
and are thus liable 70 .yYrench the slaves
from their proper poSltloni and ruin the
tub.
nicely galvanized. ..'f-.-
: 7I}uy the EONELI8, or at least talreft on
frfaI with any or al others, and keep the
RFsr sold everywhere. ~ ~
= ~ ? E.'B. PHELPS & CO, - -
General a gents
= = - II Cortlandt street, New York.
ep22 CNWlm r14. C- 81
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THE OwNsBoRo FAIR.-The An
nual Fair Of the DaYiess County,
Kentucky, Agricultural Society closed
on Saturday, and. was a grand success.
The weather during the week was
fine. the attendance was unusually
large, and everything passed off plsas-.
--+ ~-- -4-+--i 4~- - t.. t.rssssrss4.s-ssr.. Z
anily. ,.,.,-3s.7.. II
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Bar Our Improved Coal Blu,

Blrr4tt's a natural beautifer.
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A GOOD HoTEL.-We take this oc-
1casion of saying that any of our peo-
pie visiting Louisville will find it to
their interest aud comfort to stop at
the Louisville Hotel. There is no
hotel on the, continent where guests
faro better or receive more courteous
attention. Most Of the Evansville
delegation to the recent Commercial
Convention stopped at the " Louis
Vile, Rand all are loud in their praise
of the excellence of the house and. Of
the unremitting attention of Mr.. Phil,
Judge and his gentlemanly and &C
complished clerks. e. aa.ss
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sBForn money taken at para fari
goods ats dhapker Bassing.6a ia. :. {
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BD-Ask for Scantlin's Coal Bucket.
Ia.aa. Z hss 4-zlz .4GJ oct16-26
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VAMosED THE Rancho. ~ John
Oliver. an Ethiopian of color, who
was convicted in the Criminal Court
on Saturday. of larceny-stealing a
coat from Hamburger-and awarded
one year in the penitentiary, gave the
officer acting as jaiIor the slip yester-
day, and is now at large. He had
been sent out, as We are told, for a
bucket Of coal, and neglected to. re-
turn. He will probably be over
= ls-1s1 ,zla-s-s= t-l-l.t-t fltl-
hauted. sil.s -.-Fss5i..!.sI -s.siliI s......
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BI@ Scantlin's Coal Buckets for
sale. at ala the ipriEeipal hardware
houses. 0etl672b -
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H Fish g. Barter have a fne
assortment Of Ladies Initiated Note
ead Enyelopes to match,
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AAOl5As Bell = :
Cheap ratesl Quick time! Prompt
settlement of claims. ss44 -altll /,
.e.,ea1 = e.. N. BrxBY, Agent,
r. Office No. 2Main Street.
G. K. DREW's Insurance Agency.
octl2-tf r3r a} aaa ~ % el-
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Dg- Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oh Paintings. from 81 80 TO
$25 90. Call and examine them at
E. q BIS. oc1tf
BG~ Scantlin's Coal Bucket the
best In use. Try it. ~ oct16-2t
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!. J. ssIpEA ErE7sl ATS
{ N0TIGE 10 CREDfFtIR :

-t'~~ N011GE III UREilIElR8,G - ~
n LII PENSIONS HAVING CLAIMS
A. against tie steamer Norm0n, are
hereby p 0tBned 10 present the same within
tniIty- days for settlement (0rfefvise
they VIII bs debarred, y to- j. Sinzfch e son.
No. 20 North Water Street, evansville ar.
70 the undersigned, at Louisville, XIV = = 7.
=. - W. j. MAY, For Owners.
sept. 70, IS69 23Im
FOR q WENsBoRo, cANEEbToN,
s.41-- AND LOUISVILLE. .l1.'
rhe- feet and elegant passenger. steam T
81. ROSE HITF.
James nfather, Master; <
ID 1913 1a Leo Crane, Clerk
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
MoHDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, e--
at Il O'Clock n.
For height or passage apply on board, or
TO- w. q. BLOWN a CO., .-
gu a Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBURG, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
q. A The magnificent new steamer
! efsG -A BELLE YBZOg.
-. II. Parisat, Master; =.
aI.sa -3El W. &. Jones, CLERK,
'wllllieave for Rev Orleans and all way
MONDAY, eeroBER tsrH,
at o O'Clock AM.
bpr freight or passage amply on board or
TO W. q. BROWN a co,
IL HU MPHREY, LEWIS & CO.,
---------a.----- - EGnLr.s
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Henderson-eI,O 600 shingles, 10 hogsheads
tobacco.
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:
This desirable property, located In
the very best portion of the city Of
Evansville, convenient for business
and admirably adapted for. private
residences, subdivided into lots of %
to 80 feet front and 127 TO 142 feet IN
depth, each Tot fronting on a sixtyrfeot
street and running back to=a fifteen
foot aliys will be offered for sale, at
Public Auction, on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 10Th, 1869, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
without reserve. the sale continuing
from day to day, presenting. one. OF
the, most eligible and desirable means
of investment ever. offered IN this VI
cinItY, as Evansville rs one or the
most thriving and promising cities IN
the West, containing 10000 to 5000
habitants, possessing great foundry
and manufacturing Interests, and
largely .commandiDgithe commerce of
the Ohio, Cum berland and Green
Rivers, and of the Wabash Valley.
Title Ia all respects perfect.
Terms Of Sale-One-third. i.cashs
balance. In one, two and three. years.
secured BY mortgage on thepTemises.
Il fua al VINE tAAPELLE "a gent. +
H. GUMBERTs & T. NJ! ELLIeTr,
Auctioneers. r.rra.Fr Oct1ldtftA
G T.. c., -BridWell & Co c0rneT
of Main ard Third Streets have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicais,= Ratr
ent Medicines,, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes
/ &c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. F1eshsaB Blue Lick, Con-
gress and R0ekb bridge Alum Waters
/ 2 ia17-ff fi--zA tJ7--4ttA so -
= s- --zses----- Isle 3 E. q.
BII00 Broche aud j aisfey 3 bands
Irish popiins and fine dress goodsNerg
/ cheap at
ScHAPKER, BUssING g. Co. &
EzEE IA Eefe- Z -sz-E = = 8
B@y Scantlin's Coal Buckets fg
/ sale at ALL the priscipal 'haFdWari
| houses. 0et16 2b@
u y. I -
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T0CAL NOTICES.
.Iklfeet RallNaY NOtIce. !

5 8.s.5 sfsltss -.-s-.- aet5t-tG --s.t n g fzL
" Barrett's Hair Restorative. -.
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PERsoNAL.--John ". Biegham, of
the firm of Fairobild &%BidghiaaI,
New Orleans, and George VIOLIN, of
Mt. Vernon, are in'athe city. Nj.
Wolfin's hand, which was recently
badly cut by a man who attacked him
and Nj. Smith, Deputy Treasurer of
the county. some two weeks ago, has,
entirely healed, but his fingers are
somewhat stiff. but will soon be all
right. He has just got his distillery
into operation again, and expects to
contribute largely to the revenues of
the Government within the next few
months. 60
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81 a. -.
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-D1t els Tl.f 1S ofl1
. lrfrrr 8H.
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y bb:s cider

..srs = ar -.tt.f 5000
e-#- r.l.H -s-I .tf-' afe- -...al1 .-.s
a-Et=.1 4s. H aa ..4
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-QHANGE on WIME

wRFEsoAB EThVENH ORD REED
rs Fruit preea, bnthn he. OF W. ps
IhUITT CO.. uhl0 Nhuty hufafE. nra
hereby u0uded ihat thty WII be- 70 tHH
~. ClOud Hotel On ile Hfh dHy %. HuE.ma
Der fs9g Instead of 0ctoHtH 1lh.
" If iocl1 d4tWld
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Diamonds, Waoisos. Jowe,ry
silgerWaroapl Store Fixtures
..a
Tickets ore B5ELAR Each,
IHa ..a .Ha
Whioh INCLUDE tEa qQNCEHI Co be
MOz1BT utEt, On saturday, EoT 10.
Money should ,ba antI by draft. uost-
ggiee order IA resH tagaa lotel o. 3y oA-
Addromuil communal tioasto
4 aH H-EL.As
Fdsf-orIbEHoX 1919,
a -. 1hTE. OHIO.
oel6 90 pDvl8tomitu0Fu
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Great Western Dispatch Fast e
Freight Line.
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MANIFEsT Of stea4fiet John Lumsden.
from Cairo to Evansville, October I61l@yg3
EvangviIle--H o Babcock, L evapoIaIiug
pan and chimney; A ) Hayhurst.4 sacks
wheat; VIM HeHman, 3 pies acasri 1881
Kahn & Vile, l keg. liquor, i ok sardInes;
A Gumbarts, "a sssls fellow, 1 bdl sheep
-peits, 2 bzss- WOO IA ST-IoriaD, 1 piano.
ate boxes HhaltN Thurman & co, I rot
scrap iron Dick Patr.Clge, 2 bags feathers;
seY W-FleBc4, 252 SKIS bfELIs Il x IJuhlzeFsen
& 90. 900 boIs -four - -
!. 81 hent--s, COO shtn21ss.
.Gtneinnati--5.b bales -cftton, u bb.s cider
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BII00 Broche aud j afsfey = bAWls,
Irish pop1fns and fne dress goodsNerg
elis@ p a' CO, - 49,. : a,,st,,-, T. 10 -
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ENt ta ef-
E+ufFeD aTis 3
30 abEtH tia =
fH fH
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BARE CHANCE 20 PURCHASE
CHEAP AID DESIRABLE
Business ard Homestead Property.
The Loagaoortk 1Factg recently pur-
chased bg Messrs. E2Sas and
s-.5d = Heide1bach, offered at
Public auction.
Splendid Opportunity for Investment

Eltbtic Auctl0n.
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our Commissions to Agents

~, 49,. 81 ,,,o., ,,b,. establishment Of
Lt,I -r,rr,r ~ ~. cam he foppd ky com
NV 80 Vim tbo.c ~ ot6ors for
Pr't'ns ~, .I si,a IN adii,ion IN which W.
o 80 " ',,os oC NE same character
NV W. " ~. + ,o,S ~ A,,onts groc of chorcc
WI -. ,II On 80 rbroo DnIar, Ope If
49, f,IIor,j,, a,ticIos. I do, good linen shirt
C.,,a sot s,.I;d ,oII st,d. ali wooI cashmere
, ,.,.ts foo pbi1o oopnterpann LARGO size.
~ Ia.'' nrno,'I sLi,, 90 wards Brown or
SI.ssot,ad sboo,in, GOOD ouolitv, yard wide, I
sia.art i0n r;ct,ro morocco bound photograph
oIVoau' wv ata,ooscone and II foreign
" t' ,,,,,arrI,tod engraved 5 bottle cns,or,
,Io,.,,t ~ Gan with ivory or Faudalwooi
veg s,,hal oJ,,o ana span,Iod steel cary
oni fark vow hest quality, ivory bal
lug 80 handio handsome headed and lined par,
nsoI. 20 yds good print, very fnc damask table
cover. Or best quality ladies' serge congross
boote, d0z fine linen towels, doE Rogers best
silver dessert forks, ladies large real morocco
travelling bag, ! fancy dress pattern, ! doz cie-
rant silver plated engraved napkin rings doE
ladies' fine muriuo or cotton stockings, gents
heavy chased solid gold ring, | pr ladies high
cut bamorai boots, ! elegant dclane dress pat
tern. | violin and bow, in box complete, set
iewelry, pin. ear drops and sleeve buttons.
For club Of so and Five DolIars-l black or
oolorcd alpaca dress pattern, set lace curtains,
| pr all wool blankets, en- graved silver plated
bottle revolving castor beautiful writing desk,
| | solid gold scarf pin, - yds very fine cass'-
mere, for pants and vest, ! set ivory balanced
handle knives with silver plated forks, elegant
satin parasoI, heavily beaded and lined with
silk, pr gents calf boots ~ yds good PRINT, 80
! yis good brown " bIeached sheeuhg' yarn ElI''
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Dailp argus.

,rue Aar OF Not HEARING The art OF
mot hearing is fully as important to domes'
80, bapplness as n cultivated ear, for which
so mpeh time and money is expended.
Thee are so many things which It Is pain,
Gl' to hear, many OF which, 1t heard, Wi"
disturb the temper, and distract from con-
tentment and happiness, that every one
should be expected to take in or smut OUT
sounds OF will. II man falls into Vio
lent passion. and calls me all manner OF
names, the first word shuts my ear and
hear no more If in my quiet voyage OF
life | Rm caught in one OF those domestic
whirlwiuds OF scolding, | shut my ears, rs a
sailor would furl his sail, aud, making all
tight scud before the gale. tia hot ana
restless man begins 70 intame my feelings,
| consider what mischief these sparks might
DO in the magazine below, where my temper
il kent. and instantly close the door. Does
A gaddinp, mischief making fellow begin 10
inform me what people are saying o' nv
down drops the portcullis OF my ear ana HG
cannot yet in any further. some people ieel
very anxious TO hear everything that will yo&
or annoy them. Him limited that any one
has spoken i'll Of them, they instantly SET
about searching and finding II OUT II AL
The petty things said of one by needless or
m naturcd idlers we're brought homo TO him,
he would become u mere walking p!n.cushin,
stuck fall of sharp remarks. | should a,
soon thank a man for emp'ylns on my bed
n.bushel of ue,tles, or setting loose "a swarm
Of mosquitoes in my chamber, or raising
dust in my house generally a'to bring upon
me all the tatle Of spi;ctaI people Ifyou
would be happy, when among good men
open your ears when among bad men, shut
them. IL is not worth while to hear wha,
your servants say when they are aRgry
what your children say after they have
slammed the door what a beEEar SAYS
whose petition you have rejected what your
neghbors say about your children; wha,
your rivals say about your business or dress.
/ have noticed that well.bred woman new.
er hears an impairment remark. A kind Of
discreet deafness saves one from many in.
suits, from much blame, from not little np.
parent concurrence in dishonorable CONVEX.
.-Nordri0H.
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No. 5.-Advertisement.
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ANIuAL LlrE is full of corruption aad we
can only hope to escape the ills which flesh
is heir to by iudicious use Of the remedies
in natures stor"house. 10 all the time
which has passed since the world began,
mankind ha. given great attention and some
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While this sacrifice has not been wholly IN
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Morsc's Pills are the best medicine for ali
Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints In.
digestion, Bliiousncss, Dyspepsia, Headache,
&c. Sold by all Dealers.
mchljiwlm.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
VIM. Z. CHANDLER, Washington, b. C..
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa,

This Company, National In its character, offers,
by reason OF its large capital low rates of Premium,
and New TuhIcs the most drgiruhle means Of in
sufiug life vet presented 10 the public.
Tho rates of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable 10 the insurers % those Of
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Diyl.
deuis, and the Misunderstanding which the lat
ter are so apt % cuusc the Policy HOlIers.
Several new AMI atuaetiAe tables are now pre-
sentcd which need only 10 to underHood 70
provo acceptable 70 the public, such as the IN
CUME-pROOI case POLICY HE~
TIIRN PREMIUS POLICY. In the fer
mcr, the policy holder not only secures lifein-
sutuuc0. payable at death, but will receive, IL
living. after q period of Il few years, an annual
income equal to ten per sent 90 per cent ot tho
par of his policy. IL 30 latter, the Company
agrees TO return to the assured the total amount
Of money he has paid 10, in addition 10 the
amount uf his policy
The attention OF persons content lntiug insur-
ing their lives or increasing The amount Of insur.
ance they already have, is called 20 tbs epecisl
advantages offered by the NaHun.I Life InsUr-
Rnoe Company.
Circulars, Panrhlet., aud full particulars Civ
en- on application to the Branch Office Of the
Company in this city, or To Its General Agents
Egs- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every Guy and Town and applications from
competent Varriaa for -uoh agencies, with suitR-
bio endorsements, should be addressed TO the
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, in
their respective districts.
GENERAL ACTNy@ OF THE CON"
FANl.
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! State and Northern New Jersey.
Il. ". CLARK & co., for Pennsylvania and
southern New Jersey
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in any other way.
The best of Boston and New York references
given as to the reliability of our house, and that
our business is conducted in the fairest and most
legitimate manner possible, and that We give
greater value for the money than can be obtained
in any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in trausPora-
ton replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold cent I" Agents
in duh ut rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than if Bought at any
Boston or New York Wholesale house.
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Hemorrhoids, or Piles.
They cure all Diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
CANCERS.

They have Ind very extensive pfac-
tice and wonderful success in the treatment OIL
Cancers. which they cure without eating them out
or using the Knife. Let those who have Tumors
and swellings, or a red spot, lose no time IA h"r-
inc IL attended 10, ~ timely treatment may save
caihom from the horrors, suffering and death Of
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MEDIrAL AMvIsnRY HOARD.

j. X. BARNES, Surgeon. General L. $. A.
Washington.
P. J. HORWlrZ, Chief Medical DspartmO0
L. S.N.. Washington.
D. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington