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New Roo1e1on.
WAsHuefos, February IL.
aercs conflict appears TO be raging between
various Journals here and In the Northern cities,
The question At issas being the setual status Of
Gen. 1cClellan's military power, and whether
that stutus has been recently affected BY the
Lincoln or Stanton notifications Aftsr some
inquiry relative 70 this matter, I am convinced
that *
l. Practical and important changes have
bssn made in the superior organizations Of the
army.
3. Both those Who claim that Gen. Mcclellan
has % much real power % be had before Mr..
Cameron resigned, and those who cay that b
~ been subjected 70 any degradation aGaisss
bic own honor and vishss, arc equally fsr ftoa
The truth. G
3. Two motives inlusncsd he Prssldsnt and
SECRETARY Of War In conssnsing - the changes
which have occurred: lisk, the peomotion q
Gen. NeClellanss own requests and uoseblneas;
second, the opportunity Of entirely satiefyln9
the views Of thoes Noethera staissmen nov
most influential IN both branches q Ooaseesa.
T. Tbs change made, being % happily q %.
cordaseo With Tie Desires Of all parties eoncsrn-
Cd, and one dictated by sound common ssnse, no
eceasio6 h apparent fof TIE eSultatios, syn.
psthy, o. oasiess conmsats Il any pastyl
The faes hat : doabIG notivs broseht aboul
thIe change 4 probably ~ basis Of fhs wholg
dsspsss 1eas pseple haze beee seaAden tlally
aAaitee1 = s Nv q - dly - q ~
GhisN; slkoA M eqs6l ee11oA haSe ~
oo0W1 ~ pe0sos sz II 81 III .s a s
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Nsw York Feb 90
JL0UR-Rseapts 10 ee1 bbis. Markss dali, 30 lower.
ealss Of bbsas % o001 % tsr super Hsss; % 90
a. % extra Stass; % COOS % super WESTERN Is o0W
) % common 20 medium extra WeUtsrn; % e6@S 10
choice chipping brsnds extra = 30.
wHsAT-Aarkss dali end dsooping. Sals uninpos.
tant
coRN-Rscsipts S1Ds bush. Markss heavy. Oalss
ID 900 bu. q eVSS mixed wsAsrn In sore aud deliver
PoRK-Msasa steady. salss $50 bills d els0iS %
ness; oo0lo prime.
DAEssEO BOoe-Arm sA ISWB.
WHiekY-Msrkst dull. ealss q S6W2e.
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The Burneiae Krn.A,e,oo.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-A dispatch boat from
Gen. Burnside's Expedition has just arrived at
Baltimore.
The official report of Gen. Burnside is now
on Its way to the War Department
The Federal losses at the battle Of Roanoke
Island were 80 killed and 1922 wounded. The
rebel loss was Is killed and 80 wounded. The
enemy were protected by their entrenchments
and poured a destructive fre,upon our advance
columns, so that our loss is the heaviest.
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From sprineasld,

6SRIHa1rELp, No., Feb. ls-It 10 not proba.
Bile that our army will follow Price very far into
Arkansas
There is considerable talk Of terrifying Neo.hos
and placing detachment Of troops at Cassvils
A letter found in Prices headquarters, reveals
strong Union sentiment 10 Arkansas
Indiana
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THEs'EAN0AROO.


Nsw YoRK, Feb 1.-THE Kangaroo has ar.
lived With dates to the 9th.
TIE Nashville was last seen on the I'd, astern
Of the Needles, steaming down the channel.
No confirmation Of the report that another
Federal vessel, supposed to bs the Brooklyu,
was cruising OF the Isle Of Wight
There were rumors Of Q three. mastsd paddle
steamer, supposed 70 b . privateer, Oh Cape
Clsas.
A. the annual meeting Of the Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce the blocking up Of the
0hasieston harbor vac strongly denounced and
Tie e@sisncy Of the blockade Questioned but
continued Noa.iutsryention was generally ap.
proved. A lettee from Mr.. Golden was read,
belliesrsnt rights and the necessity Of England
aefeeing 70 the American doctrine, relative to
private property at sea.
". Bright, in speech at Birmingham, de-.
Md that the American blockade was Intellectual,
end ridiouled that America vas in position to
b tramplsd on-pointed out the dangers Of In.
tsffsesnos, and strongly urged neutrality. It ID
stated that the Minister does not conceal his in
dignation At Earl Ruasells late letter to the
Admiralty relative to the use Of British ports.
1hsrs ere aleo considerable differences in polti.
81 circles = % the policy and psopsisty Of the
0ek 81
L n aaasrtsd that the Allies ere determined
tAa4 thsis armies shall march on the Capital o.
1exiso next month and the report u revived
end gains strength that the Archduks Naximi
Nan viii b rendered the throne Of Mexico.
Il b asserted that the French Government Il
dstsrminsd 70 rsverss and modify the Naviga
tien Lava
Thsrs sss popular denominations in Porins
Cd Florence against the Pops'S temporal poveI
~ 10 favor Of Victor Emanuel
London, e.-Ths Spanish Ministry deny that
aay arrangements have been made fos Mexico
end declare The 1sxieans will b Tree 70 choosa
thelf own 0ovefnmept.
h Paris Nenitssr says the allies must CON.
plsts their work b. giving Mexico, In accord.
49, With H. wishes Of the Mexican nation, q
sssong a1d durable Government
Fam. Feb. "a committee he's been appoint.
sdby ~ Minister Of Foreign affairs fof the
regulation Of the Indemnity due from Mexico TO
1nsee.
oADsD. Feb. s.-Corespondsucs d received
SSiss that The sumpter IVES still lying at,0t.
1eeae With mot fund.- enough to pay expenses
soet - has incurred.
Ths o. 9. Consul haa given banquetlat Ca
~ . ~ former prisoners Of Tie Sumter.
LAsest BY telegraph 70 Qsssustown.l
Aeeeon, Feb. A-Consuls closed e1aNe1x.-
A0osioan securities 0uiot sud otoodv
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Gen. Grant promoted..ThsT ax bill.
Especial to the Hawk-Eye.1

WAs1iN0foN, Feb. l9.-Gen. o. 8. Grant, the
Hero of Fort Donelson, has just been unani-
mously confirmed BY the Senate % Major Gen.
eral, an honor conferred in testimony of his
gallant conduct in battle
The reading Of the tax bill will be common.
ced in the Ways and Means Committee to NOR
row. The bill will not bs printed until ordered
BY the House of Representatives.
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NOTICE


Ysua re hessSy assAed thas sAsrs usv "a Ajs n ~
e@ce efsAs Cssk Of ~ Disares Cesss ef ia 0usy
hsss 100 dollars Win Tn per cent intsrss g Dosey
doe % pssDiposy nsts a6d also sakine for On stsas
snt agsine yoar property, snd shat sness yUa apDeas
Of The nsxt tern Of said District Court 70 BE- begaa -
holden 70 the City Of aurineson n saA County % ~
4. J. NessBMoBo,
fe6l1.v6t An. for pIrk
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IOWA LE01DLATUD8.
i tspsssAf = nsiAstsa Anvk.nSs.1
Il Do AenDs Feb 10, 1854
j - ioslosiag ooMnaaicaalee was ssosavst
M Adluesat Geasrsl Reed. ard Rad u u
oease VIA gSeas eheefing: s4z3
ADsCfAr UssHaAIs Oss1m. zen. ~.
| Aoe. =. Y. ULAnk, speakee, sin; hays jas
1ecssved - feltewiag despatch ften Oeie.ge;
e AdJssaas 0eeesal BAka: ia seesad
.svs scqsissed ssenselyes With ersss bravery q
caas ana nave sunsred tes'aoly. 6esades ~
second, there we're The TIL, 10Th, 18th and leu
iowa regiments in the night ss ss
Ine friends o. Colonies futile. Laumaa. Per
seu, Wood and Shaw, viii rejoice that the giosJ
OF the aght and Victory belong, and ere attach
g % tneir names. and % the brave omcsrs and
so'clets undor their command.
Another glorious page has been recorded 10
.ne a'ssosy OF lows ~ Der gallant troops " shs
heid. Win great respect, bsve the hoaor q
is'o,cs N the glory Of Iowa and the triumph q
'oe Union arms. lsleneo)
n. p. bAxsa, AdJs General.
Tne assembly Immediately passed joint res.
| o'auon ordering the Governor and Adtutant
uenerai to procure hags 70 b presented 70 the
Iowa heg'menta with such inscriptions thereon
OF soeir glorious acnievemenss, - they may de-
sefmine.
4 joint resolution by Ar. Lane Of Scott,
passed both Houses, rendering tho thanks Of
the General Assembly and the people OF Iowa,
70 our troops engaged at Fort Donelson, for
saeir bravery.
resolution was also adopted, suthotisiog
.ne Governor 70 send three persons Immediate
o-. ."1 Dousl'on' = loo. .''el osl .'cA
80 - :. o''1's. y - W.. 'e.''us'op !.
~ g. = $500 $500 S''s.vn us".'.' 1880 s"'
-. = :. D'o""s''' - D' Ao'"s'' s'at' 'o'ln0r'
I'M ~.
~ o'u 'e..'lsNns sno asanns 'ns oo''es
=. 1890 :. e.'y oou'.s was ps.so
Aiso 'ns o'u 10. sns lssae OF Audisofs war
-''' 'A' p.'s''uiAts u "n'cn Wets sen' yss'
''.s-
0'sA'1. "vvLSON presented peu
Aon nom c'''1ens p nenfy county esA'ne pro
-. .'o''' A.-0A' ~ ".ss 49,. .pt,1'"ss1
~
o''e' - sso's SUI -. Assso u .yns'
~. ~suoS..s' .pRe.e1 suu "e.o s"o.n ~.
49, " Ao'.' pse'eu'eu Va. " W.
'..s 'ns Dsa' ano Da"o Asylum " Dss Aoines,
".'.1
The report Of the Auditing Board Was rsceiv-
Cd ana referred.
NJ. JENNINGS presented q bill defining the
duties OF Boards OF Supervisors, providing that
tneir powers may oe delegated to the Clerk OF
the board and that Supervisors shall have no
mana IN any contracts. !. =. ..
DEs Nomsa, Feb. 40.
SESArs.-The President announced special
Committee on Senatorial and representative
Districts, Mr.. Cue, Of Scott, % Chairman.
A special Committee Of Eve was appointed
to examine into the expenditure of the annual
appropriation to the Agricultural College and
Fem e.. ...as so
~ ~
IT. AcohAh1, OF Lee, presented petition
from the Dean Of the State Medical Depart
ment, asking aid from the State. Referred to
s,eo;., comm;t.ao 9TH ". sh.8s- 80 Jo.F...on
~. o'. W.. - o'.' y 'eA''' -"
- onsn"an.
Mr.. NEAL presented bill providing that
no publication shall be made Of constable sales,
-. .h..;1 ala. ,,a.. .h... h.,ar.a ao,,.,.
n,.s 49,. - 1 .S.. ~. 1870 u...'
ruDhcs"enS over 'nss sum TWO weeks. - op-
ton. Referred 70 the Special Committee Of
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GENERAL SURGERY.

DR.. uNDERwoop, q Chicago. nIneis, General sad
NESS Blindness, and all diseases Of the Eye and Ear
whose reputation for skl and extensively
known u this country. will arrive in Burlington, Iowa.
on Tuesday morning, Feb. ech snd may b consulted 4
the BayTet Houss, until Wednesday evening only Dr.
O. has received Renerel sjucation Ia Medicine sursssY
hs professional life TO the diseases Of and oreratons on
The Eye and Ear, and will b found fully qualified give
relief eject In any within the reach OF hu.
man means He receives, monthly, al that 10 new and
novel rvsortsd 70 for tbs relief and Of these ac
tonsn al the opthaic and Aural Hospitals tnstita.
tions and In ynares Of London Paris Berlin and sn.
ma. Hs performs oil operations simple And form!dabls
connected with General or Special Surgery, and sxau.
Ines the Eye and Ear free Of charge By means Of tie
0phthamoscops, Otoscops and AuriscePe tnssunsasa.
which brilliantly illuminate the whole exterior. inteEuai
Seblk-d&wtd,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIsEAsEs OF TIE LIvFR-yeu may always knev
when year uvr out Of order, OF when yeu are what
called billisus, By any Of The following npssmG Pain
b the sids end tack, dssnsss, dul hsadaehs, bad
Taste In tAs meush h he morning, sasw coiorsd con.
plsxioo. ys,lowish tint b TIE syss. esssventis o.
aThus q slimy dark color. low spit md dismal ssreo
Alsss II = Acknowledge BY III physseans and oshsrs
Who have sssa shsir action that JuDsoNB MOUNTAIN
HsRD PILLS perfect cure for al bilious aGseons
b pleasantly % y search ont aud drive svay ~ ssss
Of dssass, that ~ psrsons lining b country wbs ~
VI and Asus and III Other bioas dlssasss srs prsvaeus
w And tAsy should never BE- without thsa yrca two 70
bu, Pis each night on going 70 bed VIII h shost ans
drive away the scky yellow iock d bilious psrsons end
hgns 10 their chsssss bssasial gov Of psrses health.
Judsoa's Mountain Herb Pissce sold By ell Dealers In
Msdislas.
!. =. asy. ana Hughes saasa.. Ases.s. Bs.lInssea
IswA ilsoe-bvln,
~rAs believing saa sxlssssHsn ,esssr vriitsa b.
~ lsv. J. .. Helns, pastor Of ~ Piaspshs Ousss
Daysi ohsreh. Bssohiyn, Nsw YORK. 70 NE s.yclsns,
ssd Assssagss," Ciaslnnau. 0hio, end spsaks vplnn
10 svoe d hat world renowned nsdisias, Ms. wus
Levss eoeulEa SyAuS sos culpssu 1ssssms:
eve ssssn advsgtissusat N yesr seaanas Of Ma
w,nss.s ssc:ans sEys: ncw = .svss - = .sssn
sapelle1 . ~ - or rse1ese sAas this bas hanSaS;
~ lsvs tsiel and tnsvh - beal slals. y = 9s.
bohay 80 e ~ - neoeneo e. ~ dsy .,
eanse b - e ~ 49, Ard 49, 6 M rS4doo
vho Aaye behses eaa's - bsoles ~ ~ ~ h 0p9y.
s..ssS 40
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NEW YoRk, Feb. 20.-The steamer Kavanack
has arrived with Havana dates Of the 18th, and
Nassau Of the 9Th.
II Is stated several vessels had arrived ct Ha.
vana, having run the blockade
The steamer Kate sailed on the S0th with part
OF the Gladiator's cargo, probably for New Or.
leans.
The steamer Airamon sailed for Natamoras
on the 7th.
The war in Venezuela continues.
frightful revolution 10 progressing In Hon.
daras. Gen. Guardiola had been assassiuated
at his door. The troops had joined the insur.
gents. and excuses were being committed in
Truxillo.
St. Thomas dates to the I'd, state that the
British commander had attempted to take sea.
man from an American vessel BY force, but
Federal gunboat protected the man. The gov.
eminent Of St Thomas notified the British that
the guns of the Fort would aid the Iroquois.
The British Admiral subsequently arrived and
reprimanded the commander and apologized to
Consul Edgar.
The bark W. G. Anderson arrived on the 2sth.
Ship Island dates of the 7th, state that i've
ships OF Porters expedition had arrived and two
more were spoken Of HAVANA on the llth
Vera Cruz dates to the 9Th, state that no id.
vance had yet been made.
Over 1000 aick soldiers are there besides one
hundred at Ligers. Yellow and typhoid fevers
had broken out among them.
The Hexicans insist on the Reconsideration Of
the Spanish troops, but consent to 1000 allied
troops attending the negotions at Orisaba.
The allies state that they shall advance du.
ring February TO Orizaba, and would give battle
at Oerro Gordo if opposed.
The nexican papers express the greatest hatred
Of the Spaniards
Four rebel schooners had arrived at Havana
form New Orleans with cotton.
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81, Louis Ieeuns.

ST. LOUIS, Feb l9.-Gen. Halleck received
dispatches from Donelson, stating that one thou.
sand more rebel prisoners had been taken. They
came down the river to reinforce the Fort, NOT
knowing it bad surrendered, and we're bagged
by our troops.
Prof. Swallow, State Geologist. was arrested
last night, and was committed to the military
prison on charge Of disloyalty.
The names of the rebel officers captured at
Warsaw on Saturday last, were incorrectly re.
ported. They are Brig. Gen. Price, Col. Dor.
sey, Col. Cross, and Capt Ingeall Of Major
Prices ata6
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Lassr Frona Europe.

PoRTIAxp, Me-, Feb 2O-The Bohemian
from Liverpool 9th, via Londonderry 7th, ar.
rived here this morning with one day later
news
The Canada from Boston, arrived at Liver.
pool on the 9th inst.
Both houses Of Parliament had voted unani.
mously an address to the Queen in response to
speech.
The Opposition approved Of the. course Of
the Government in the Trent affair.
Lord Derby thought that the Federal Govern.
ment had assented with q very bad grace TO the
demands Of the British Government.
Lord Palmerston said the distress In the man.
ufacturing districts Of England. from the block.
ade Of the Southern ports, would not justify
the interference Of tho Government, and that
they would continue In their neutral course.
The Bank Of France has reduced ito rate Of
discount to per cent
The product Of the last cotton crop Of India
was pouring into Bombay.
The iron clad frigate Warrior, on her pa,saee
to Lisbon, labored badly. Her decks and cab
ins were flooded, and In cases out Of 10, che
would not mind Der helm.
The Times' city article says that the fund,
opened on the 9th inst, at . decline Of more
than |, but were 6rmer towards the close.
Paris 1.-THE Noniteur Of this morning aav,
that Gen. Prime will not take supreme command
Of the allied forces in Mexico, but that each
General will preserve the integrity of his owr
command.
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora left Cowes Il
O'Clock Q. M. on the 9th inst, and proceeded
westward. The Nashville had 20 hours start d
her. The engineer Of the Nashville told the pilot
who took her out, that IL was agreed by ali on
board that che should never be captured. Thai
he had ID the valves of the engines % arranged
that she could be blown up in . moment, and
that Il the capture Of the Nashville was syeI
heard Of, q violent explosion would accompany It.
Private kilograms from China quote tea !,
Foo Choo ~ higher. Silks we're also higher
Holders Of manufactured goods held them I,
firm pricsA
1 Singapore wss In possession Of the rebels.
BY telegraph TO LONDONDERRY
Liverpool Cotton Aarket-Brokers' circular,
report sales ofthe week 81, 900 bales, includinl
I, 500 to spectators and exporters. Market
du'l, with partial decline Of I. Sales Frida,
5000 bales, including 5000 to spectators and
exposters market closing quiet and unchanged
On Saturday Orleans fair l4&, do middling la
Mobile fair lSA, do middling 1871; Upland fall
lS&, do middllns l2}. Total stock in port $50.
600 balss, insluding 205, 900 American.
BreadstudS market generally quiet and steady
except for corr, which has downward ten
dency.
e Ocnsols closed It 0930 sS{ for money.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of Epgiand
shows decrease In bullion Of ~ ,0OOE.
Amssicaa securities quiet and etssdy.
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IS1A1, viSqtflf Z = TN
Fsss Dsomsoa, Isaa., Feb. TITS pea,
~ whieA - Seen % ~ diver don III point
Id Alget ~ ~ bafnine q ~ Tseaaosss
Rel1iae lli1l sons four nilss itoa hses, 81 our
gunAo1ea. h works have No. ord b ~
rebeb b the manufacture Ct sAoe and hell and
etAsr natssialef var. IeWss q exteaaivs con
oogn.
Our soldisss Aavs Sssp sasaesd so-d.y il
burning - dad q ~ DAttle.neld. n fohei
dad will also Is 1sesatly interred. ne apec.
eac3o - ~ ~ b . hossiblo eas,
+ 0sa. 0l1At has pronulgated ~ most strin-
GENT orders against plundefine non ths Inhabi.
tante an6 also againse stealing property taken In
battle, I'll Of which belongs 70 tie Governmesk
Beiere satrendsring the rsbsis threw III their
late malls into ths river. Col. MARYLAND, D. 8.
Postal Director, sucessded, however, ID ssixing
number Of mail.bags and some outside lettsrs.
supposed 70 contain important information.
Noyds btigads, vhsn taking their departure,
threw their arms into the river 70 prevent them
from falling into our hands, % they expected TO
b caught By our gunboatG Their arms we're
Minnie ri1ee, Of Tie best Mud. The crews Of
u gunboAss ars now engaged In Ashing them
out Of the river.
Capt Dixson, the rebel Chief Of Artillery and
the engineer who constructed the Notifications
here, vas killed in the bombardment Of Friday,
In one Of his own batteriea he II represented
70 haye been superior Officer, and the great
strength Of the Notifications here attest the
truth Of this representation.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR

Centa'ns chrenstoeal reosrd Of De Rsbellisn
ulation Of principal 80 and Of eaeh state 81 eountis
from census Of lee0-Eleeou Returns o. l06I-Pous,s
Vote for Haional and ssass 0svsrnss
10, DC.
ssns Sy NJ, V any sadsss - rsesps Of isesasa N
ole By J. p. BLOWN
iAn9lA&w0 uaWk. HyN DsnSn>,
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Movement Of Treope-.Arrival OF Prison.
eFD-The Sick and Woundel.

81. LOUIS. Feb. l9.-About 5000 Infantry,
batteries Of Artillery, q large number Of mules,
wagons and an immense quantity of baggage,
stores, &C., left to day for Cumberland.
General Pope and staff left this evening for
Cairo.
About 900 Fl. Donelson prisoners, including
some 20 officers, arrived to-day and will be for.
wsrded to some point East. The sick and
wounded from Fl. Donelson will be returned, %
far - possible, to their own States. Quite .
number arrived here to-day and were sent to the
Central Hospital.
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4 Lee g 1606ol O1ee!o D0GGod ~ CaDs;
SspALlA, No, Fec. ls.-Brig. Gen. Price,
con Of Sterling Price, Col. Phillips, Major
Gross and Captain Crosby we're captured near
Warsaw on Sunday night and brought TO this
place. These prisoners were captured BY Capt.
Stubbs Of The 9Th Iowa. They had some Eve
hundred recruits for Price in charge Who had
juse crossed the Usage river, but - Capt Stubbs
has but small force he did not follow them.
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Furtnsr from r., Denel.on

Fl. DoNILs0H,, via CAIRo, Feb. 2O.-The
number Of 1eld pieces taken 10 the Union VIC
tory here 10 much larger than heretofore tele.
graphed. We have at least 20 guns Among
them are bronse and iron rified pieces Of Eng.
lieh manufacture. STaylor's battery captured Z
beautiful rifed piece, an iutimation Of the Par
rott made in England, and bronze riHed
pieces.
The prisoners will amount to full IL, 900, all
contrary assertions Notwithstanding.
The small arms captured amount TO 10000.
So far a. can ascertain, our loss ie:
18th Illinois, killed and wounded, 49,
Taylor's Battery, killed and wounded.
18th Illinois, killed Is; about 90 wounded.
18th Illinois, killed 4, wounded 20.
l2th Iowa killed 3, wounded 81.
68th Ohio, wounded 8.
l4th Iowa, 8 killed, so wounded
I'd Iowa, 80 killed, $50 wounded.
9th Illinois, 50 killed, 90 wounded.
4lst Illinois, II killed, 40 wounded.
goth Illinois, 81 killed, l1s wounded.
3Oth Illinois, 10 killed, n wounded.
6th Illinois, IS killed, 1856 wounded.
21st Illinois, 40 killed, 200 wounded.
l2th Illinois, IS killed, 100 wounded.
It 10 utterly impossible, as yet, to make out
anything like full list Of the names of the kill.
cd and wounded. vii! send them to you 20
soon a. they can be made out by the officers.
The number Of Rebels killed, 10 at the least
calculation 800, and their wounded more than
double that number.
Other important movements are now on foot
in this region. Keep your ears open for stirring
news
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Price sull Closely Pm-
a Large Number Of
Pr1OOner0 ,TakCn.


fopeeial - O. Leals De0eseaA.J
SssssosInS, Feb. io.-0se. Curtis ias driv.
q ~ rsbsl army bsyeaA ~ Arkansas ilne.
A. ~ esslesk 0ssday algas ~ Wsee siEty.
.Iae milss sossA q 6SriAg1elA
n Isdseal 1ag nov loats n Afkansas.
Seveeal GkisaiSAss had lsksn place n IL a.
~ Of the uoaatains. We he'd dx wounded
"a IL eesay eixtsea killed and lasKs nam.
81 vssndsd. We have baegsd : large humber
Il peissnsrs-
ehase lin up tAls morning when twenty miles
eat - mesosngsr heard heavy airing.
TAsss ID great abundance Of forage and pro-
visloos except Hour
4 train q sugar and bssns Starts forward
ifom here to night. S&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22
4 SstsJss Cold, Cessss,

EsA .Ea1<se,alss, or Sore
G:NOy l3iILIS Throat, ,uhioh might b
VE!, (3 ohsaksd with simpls rem
N sdy. if neglected, gfam tsr-
n,inasss seriously. Fs.v are asoays Of
TIE tnporsanos Of sterpinS a Tough or
Slight hSolh IN It, first stage; that
,ohsch IN the 6eeinnine ,peuld yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to. soon
attacIs The lungs.
Aso1suz'a 4sencl,iaL gtaeh<a
wws first introduced slssn wars aeo.
It has hsrs provsd that they a-s the best
oytio,s bcbrs The public for RcM4ha,
RaLds, 4ta1ckitia, 59athnan.
Ratatth, the Eao1ane Cough N eon-
aun1/.fio,l, and numsrous affections u
the lShtonf, eivtng Immediate relief
FssbItc Speakers sssA StaSess.
uau find th0n s6sctual for clearing and
Strengthening the poios.
Sold BY al pru4sists and Qaals,s in
lAsdietns, at IS os.ts pr bor.