CIRCULAR.
                     Office of Assistant Medical Director,
                             Lovisville, Ky., August 5th, 1862.
   The attention of Medical officers is called to that portion of para-
graph 35, Medical Regulations, which requires from  them, monthly
to the Medical Director and quarterly to the Surgeon General, a re-
port of sick and wounded, and of deaths, and of certificates for dis-
charge for disability.
   Also  to the Circular issued from Surgeon General's Office, May
5th,  1802, requiring semi-annual returns of property to  the  Chief
Medical  Director and to the Surgeon General.   These returns  are to
be made on the  30th day of June and 31st of December.
   The Medical Director is required to report to the Surgeon General
a.11 Medical  officers neglecting to make these reports.  Such officers
will  be reported by the  Surgeon General  to the President for dismiss
:il from the service of the United States,  unless they can offer a satis-
factory explanation.
       l\\ order of the Surgeon General.
                                       J.  F.  HEAD,
                                            Surgeon U. S. A.,
                   Assistant Medical Director, District of the  Ohio.
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