, 1862-05-14
[From the Missouri Democrat, 1sth41
7b Rrbnrf5 Yf1fes Governor pf 7Tissofs-

upplies OF almost eTET5 thing required. we
curd here also stores from various parts Of
he Slate, az ating our use, and inylting ap-
'roEF!asaoH.
In the meantime, Prof Brainard, Of Ctibgo,
vss appointed Snrgeon-in Chief, and an organ
zstlon Of the surgeons and medical genne{nen
1iec'. d.
Pitteburg Landing was reached erl4 on
Monday morning. At this place, scattered iu
ents through tile woods and fields, and also
It Hamburg, Six miles above, and at Savannah,
,eloW, over three thousand sick and woundeda
Sere found III great need Of attention, many
3undrIds Of them having reached the verge of
;ufering and destitution. As the army ad~
;endants, medicines, food or water. Some Of
hem were left without tents to cover them
.ytn to die in. In this state Of things but
title time was needed to fill the boat to its ut
most capacity and t1ndiDg that it would be i'm
possible to remove any but small portion Of
those who we're begging to be taken to their
homes, when the Champion vas nearly loaded |
exercised the authority you had given me,
md chartered the fine steamer City of Alton |
to take another load. DR. Barker Was detailed by
Dr.. McDouga1, the Medical Director, to act as
surgeon in charge Of the Champion, and Major |
sent the State. The surgeons and nurses,
(additional ones having been receiyed) were |
appo1tioned between the boats; supplies, |
EIores, &c, were divided and transferred, SO |
that on your return from the army to Pitts |
burg all necessary preparations were complete |
and the Champion ready to return |
DT. Brninard having been transferred to the |
City OF Alton, was placed in charge, and he at
once proceeded to lit up the boaI for hospital |
purposes THIS vas found to be work OF
considerable labor, and On account Of many
distinctions, necessarily progressed somewhat
slowly.
At length, however, We were ready, and
proceeded to Hamburg, where several hun
d1eG Illinois volunteers had been anxiouslF
awaiting visit from you with one Of our own
GoatE. DGiar6 Te1e agaiu encountered in
transferring the sick from the hospitals aud
tield to the boat, and VIC were unable to 20 to
Savannah, where We had promised to receive
fifty Of our sick, 10 time to take them before
Saturday morning.
About four hundred were sent on the Cham
pion, and over Eve hundred on the City Of
Alton, ard all Of this has been accomplished
at 4 trifing expense to the State. Those
taken On the Champion were left at ST. Louis,
Alton and Quincy, and those on the City of
Alton, st Cairo and st. Louis The body of
Major Arlington WAS also brought Oh the
lastW boat, and put in charge Of Hon ".
Bushnell.
nisl.td the papers for publication and placed
on file IN fhe executive Office.
NEED hardly say to you that this expedition
was most timely, and that you were welcomed
with tile CRATE Enl thanks Of the sick, and with
The shou's S our vel soldieF; from d'lia9is,
manity is added to that Of patriotism, aud
swells The chorus Of praise to the Governor OF
our honorcd State. But the voice Of pity
yet calls aloud from our army unable to take
care OF thu destitute md suffering, aud must
be again responded to. Jons MosEs.
REsuLuT1oss.
At q m6ct;no ~ The anrvcons and nursas m
hoard the sfes1:er civ ~ aitnn IN hor rotrrn
frym PitttburE Lan5i1g, which piaco she left on
Woaned iaas sn1ifcTn ~ a1r ~ Rsn sd1A 1aa aao
called to the chair, and D. u. Jacobs, Esq, ap-
p91HsTu ~ Snns;nn +ScS
-ntI notlon LIZ loao"ins nahea geutisnea were
1Rpo,h.ea M co. Go.ee 1n pzsena resolutions eT
@ = ~ '"S sInss y. eageG - u:
y; ~ Goae: 2 ta 4eAftna1 ana !. +; duncan. Esq;
onSnaaeGs'S B1ssa hs5 se an1 ,ya dn and
70 ns Gs 10y
se't1ng on ioos ana eaSyng ont th1a Fer5 elcces5-
I'd a1a; 3: \ Hsseh sesfetssy of Ststs tes their he'll
Tss ~ ar5 INV 1s
Of ~ cient n " our
ensree; Pio 6FaiHara, 5 & and his assistalt nz MI.
n fte iscS92e ~ sn ~
Robb. IN cbapae epJ If sanIsarx snnn,cs s9 ~ y
Disfetnann ma and Emerson enpe.inttendents Of
ahe manner a. trhin5 theu ern tay
duty also TO the ofieers Ct the boat for t6eIr zen
Rsat hat thn nEccrnSs Tn ~ this eetao
be tigned By the surgeons who accompanied th1s
c7peditiop and published in the St. Louis and
chieago p@pers. -
>. +: nansa: Co. ~THaenos1son' p..I'
| p. Matthic. j Bouts,
r q, Lauehlin. pHeaton.
A e Stewart T. r. Waterman
Mack H s. Oarood
| Smith, "a. DOWN.
| IT.. f,1,,,r;,,- ,;o.- ,+,a -.o.,5.a a.1s:-
! 1he following E1eh and wounded sold'eri
| were landed at st. Louis on Mendsv after
| o,u
nooh
| Knox, n, BEAD, Henrie to Thu, Wm Loesn. Thos
B. Boone. Louis Irishskake, A. Shaw, o. C. Re
! gan, Absolem F. B1fckey.
| FIrT1 FIRST uL1No1s.-Caps. Bsainard, VIM N
| Pope. Sylvester Cory, H. H Pool, E. P Hcuiue
| ion. T. Moeher, Jno. Dunlsp, Franeis Webb, Dan
I iel Miller.
t THtRry-r1Rsr IL11uo1s.-Thos. J. Hopper, "
| N. O@Nei, John Z. Bcckworth, 1sasc Simpson
John Roc Ieaac Boeden r. NJ Walker, j. Jaug
ers, 3. Rodgers, Jas. Bryant ;. q. Jackeon "
| j. bowel. Jas. Barker, c. Reouch, Lewis ]. II
| CASTLE, WeAey Hare, Edmond Barnum ".
| Stone, P Reedeu, Vim. Simpson, B. Rodgers,
| Ii. Maker. F. pguuueken. n G, Crpwden, J, "
| Thomas n. d. Hares, G. ". Watson.
FoRTT -s.coxp fI1tNo1s.-Ly1nan Martin. II m
q: spragg, Jonsthan 4. Bar1ick.
sen. Dsniei Pitehc9. I. 3. BrooSa. j. We|aar.
| T#EHyrSru IIISors.-Johu Saluon. Danie
! Corre. Thos Munsey Vim B. Folsom. Abtac
1iyfpgfEood, Philip Waggoner, Robert Davis
r. Il: Miller, John Robinson, Il, H.:Ovtnn, Wm