, 1863-05-06

,sawn up By Gen. Curtis, expelling about two |
hundred families from our lines, and proEid-
ng for sending them South. The story Is now
old that the list was actually made out and
.ut down, first, to fifty, and second, to fifteen
persons. The matter has not yet been made
public.
Tie guerilla bands formed in the interior to
rayagc the property Of Union men, and ami
hilate Union troops, have wisely concluded 10
lefer their operations until some future M time.
termination Of rebel sympathtzers from Lie
interior counties everywhere.
SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE.
Clerical D1sloyaIty ;arc{,,nn1 r. The Home OF tho
[Sreeial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune1
SPRINGFIELD, May I'd, 1868.
No Fast Day was ever observed more rigid
~ By the business community Of any city
than was the late National Fast in Springfield
Every store and workshop was closed. The
streets were as quiet as Sabbath. At the
usual hour for worship the people resorted to
their churches and listened to discourses by
the several Di7ines. Some Of these we're
what the times demanded, and others lily be-
fitted the occasion. They were as unlike the
sou1-stirring, patriotic addresses which We
have seen reported, MS delivered in your city,
as falschood is unlike truth, and were as well
calculated to cherish the dying hopes In
the breasts Of the rich secession sympa-
thizers In their audiences rs though they had
been pronounced BY sympathizers themselves.
Cf,a, ak i1,cf of
in one Of the fashionable churches in which
two fashionable audiences united in their SER
vices. The pastor Of one led off in cold,
polished discourse On some Of the minor sins
Of tile nation. He raked up the hackneyed
stories OF intenperence and fraud, injustice
and corruption in high p1aces, beating every
dry bush and securing every by way for wrongs,
md denounclng with holy ire all Villanies ex-
cept the "eu1n Of al yiilabies.' The only ii
1usion made to the great national sin for which
we are now paying the penalty was briefly on
this wise, "The Constitution must be sus,
taincd. II Abolitionism stood In the way let
it 60 down. If slavery stood in the way let
it fall; but which it should be vas not for linn
to say"
The chief burden Of the discourse seemed
directed towards Sabba1h breaking. "TAis
was the great sin that the people had given
themselves up to commit. Aud what wonder
WI: it, since the Chief Magistrate made it his
gala day. and after the practice Of goddess
rulers of intiGel nations, took that holy day
for the reviewal Of the armies Of the nat ion :''
His associate divine followed in prayer for the
forgiveness Of our national sins, and besought
! the Throne Of Graee for pardon OIL "ous Sab
bath breakers, and that we might be forgiven
the sin Of eleet1ipE such men to otliee:n III
a,mics. but siuply asked that the Unio1
| might be preserved.
Had the plan been previously laid foFfadopt
| ins this conrsc, between the two divines, i
t could not have been better executed Or has
the wish been expressed that Breekinridg'
| lad been elected, it would not Lave been NOR
| acceptable to dl=loyalists.
These are times when men arc uutting them
selves on the records, and it is but just to Civ
| every man the place which lie y02lntaril,
chooses. If any Of the Union ,snen who stil
/ attend these churches and support Euch pas
tors can find any such thrusts, OF any gronn'
those Who have carefully watched the acts aA
military reviews Of our Chief Magistrate ar
appraised OF. a RESIDENT.
| Ovcrten Hospital.
| Names Of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Visor
sin and Minnesota soldiers that have died i
Oycrton Hospital, Memphis, Tcnnessee, fl
the month ending March 3lsi, 1868,
March 1-Jacob Smith, Il 45tl III, typhoid pne1
monla.
1nS Mn1ch s0James YorE. r s9th III, III gapstriti,
| Rfyaut Dantry, 2, 10th III; consumption; Nos
W;is q II iisn iSay {R9od E's1fa f;ye5 7 3h NJ t,n,o
| frrrr. n W EfDuHctG. T.. 3!st Missouri. tynho
March ew w brown, E, 13ot., III. crvsipc1s.
Davis. Z, l30th I'll. diarrtca: Dawson q Cea
tlal: j.. nd Wis. consumption:
March 7-Rewton Cooper, 2. f1ith III, chron
tliarrhea Samuel T. Boycc, II, 18th Missouri. I
p'S Sa11h s@cha,lee Elliott, B, SD Wis, eh.os
dia11hca: William Webster, D, soth Mtssorri,
Msrci, o-william Martin G. 1a'th III, typfo
fuyer: Joptph Newton, G, ,1e0th III chronic diarrh
Hs,tirr, II, 5Cth iii, chronic diarrhca; Thoa Ma,
r. ,sotis II. chronic diarrhea;
March 1c-Samue1 Lauyhlln, /, 93d III, pnt
!, March Robert Laird, E. 18th III, chronic di
1hca: Adam Mayhurc. Il. 1a0th III, typhoid feyt
t E Reynolds, ], rad III. chronic dlaThea.
aiatrheu; E F Johnson, B, soth Missouri, gene
+ Ss,sh ;s-EdrinK , Dunlap: p; F; ;,s2 2aa Wis, pa'
|
Alfred shepafd. ., goth Iowa. general debility
o 3 Winner. E. a3d lls; consumption: J 2 Suit
!, ed WIS, CHRONIC diarrhca; Porter Temples
- Marci hi 1soioais n Kohlcr, G. sd Wis, typh
ye GeHeS + pG9h 9S S1 f. 81 M5 fsv
March 19-Sidncy Porter, Co. +. sgd No.. chr
II ic da.1ilea; Lambert Thinner, c. 1l6 1Ns., chro
is1tahsa Etesr Ksl1oRg 8 e Aft 8 1owa, 1c tpn a
nsbsIt H. .tsss csem sr T. ii Ms % eioaa da1f
r. | Robert Cunningham, c, dist Ills. chronic d
- rhca; Norman johnson, +, SSd Wis, ttypl,
. fever Jacob Adams, c. s5th No. typhoid pm
70 March alJones Howard, G, soth Iowa chro
? diar,1tsa: Frederick Shilling, E, I'd Ills. Art,
- MIA Mareh sl-Petez $. Oops, E, 10th nls, typh
n March sa-Geo. ". williams E, sd No, chrc
= March ea-Mi1cs valllmer, D. ssd No, nephri
y Benjamin F. C1erdcnon, D. 10 Ills, typh
I March e5-John wilfrcd. B, soth Mo-, typi
l. fever; Ethan 4. Smith, F, 116th Ills. typh
March a6-John A. Bady. 4. 9th Iowa, insau
I. +. q. Blodgett. q; slst Iowa, dipthcria Chris
Sen Spsaee! It 1sRs eR9onle R55hlsa iRhes
2 Ma1ch as-Al5ert Walters, Il, 93d Ills, typh
Is pneumonia; Peter q. Kipps. F, sd Wis, phth
e pulmonaisB; Nathaniel Mead, b. 3Mh Mo-, phth
le pulnonalis; Albert Walters, u, 93d III, typt
/. pneumonia.
70 March a9-Alonzo Ducll, q, ed Wis, chrc
p diarrhca; Solomon Glass. l, eed Wis, gun &
!, wound; George " Harris, Z, 3oth Iowa.
= r. bi1ity.
u March 3O-Cheeter Moss, r. 30th Iowa, ch1t
II lIalrhca George " Decker, F, 33th Iowa, pht
n is pulmouatis; Jones Howard, 6, 30th Iowa, CHI
I. ic dfarrhea. -.
~ March 31-Jamcs E Smith, c, S2d Wis, typt
~ | fever.
~ JAMES BUCKLEY, Clerl
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