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The IInth Illinois To1u u0tecrH-Con-
xolidntiisG 1t Into a lIatt&llon-Itx

AonuRllH1 II INTO u kkat1&ilon-1tS
Officers.
HrAnerAn7En. 1,o7n ILLINOIS yo1s.,l
CANT MEAN MrHFnEEsnoao,T Tenn. May,11 '63
Editors Chicsso Tribune:
As it may be Of some interest to your
readers to hear the fate Of Illinois soldiers,
allow me to give you the result Of the last
weeks operations, as concerns the 11oth On
the 9TH inst, at the petition Of Col. Corey
ard the other officers Of the regiment, Gcu-
cral Rosccrans issued an order, consolidating
our regiment into battalion Of four compan-
les, giving to Gen. Palmer Commanding Cd
divieion) the privilege Of selecting officers
for The new organization. The battalion il
now organized as follows: Company A, COM
mandca by Capt. E. Il. Topping, First Lieut..
". j. Cameron, and Second Lieut.. J. II.
Dakcs; composed OF Cos.B and D ofthe old or
gauiza1ion, aud contains ninety eight men.
Company B. commanded by 4. 4. Cameron,
First Lieut.. II. r. Hester, and Second Lieut.
j. IL. Guner; composed IF Cos. E and + Of
the old organization, and contains eighty two
men: Company c, commanded BY Captain
". Cantreil, First Lieut.. I. Harrison, and
SECOND Lieut.. John Rodman; composed Of
Cos :, and of the old organization, and
eohta'hs tiEhtJ-cight men. Company D,
commanded by CAPTAIN Watson, First Lieut..
J"serh l.. Murphy, and Second Lieut.. A. W.
n'lliflie; composed of Cos c, G and II Of
the old organization, aud contains ninety men.
Inc following officers were mustered ont
Ihe service: Col. 7. s. COREY: Maior M r.
HoEe Carts; s. T. Moxcy, Grcson De- Witt
:: y. a9Ss, et .. s. scadontore; Lieuts, Den.
Charles Burnett. Lieut.. Col, CraHfara h.r. ru
ing been absent without leave some i'm - -.
| command Of the battalion dcyolyes m G',st .ue
Topping. he being the highest in rank Of The
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ted by, the men, and having every. confidence
the exception, instead Of tho general rule, as
heretofore. remain, respectfully, de-
.-.- j. II. GuSER,
Adjutant 10th Illinois Volunteers.
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Delegates to the Canal Convene
fiOn from st. LOx1i&.

At meeting Of Tue Union HcFchaots Ex'
change, of St. Louis, held on the 18th inst,
the following gentlemen were appointed dele
gates to the Canal Convention, 10 be held in
this city on the I'd dag Of June next:
Hon. Charncey Filley, Hon. Henry Hitchcock,
Col. 3. Gratz Brown, Mai. George P. Strong,
Hon. Jas. .. B.oatlhcad, Hon. Chss. D Drake,
Hon Henry T. BLOW, Hon. Geo.Ee Partridge,
Msj. Carlos S. Gteelty, Aaron ". Fasin. Esq,
Hon. Way1nan Crow, Alol g. Braun. Esq,
Merits Collins, Eau, Hon Felix Cuete,
Giles F. Fi1ey, Esg., Hon. John r. how,
z. Williams Fox. Eau., Tan. j. Hancock. Esq.,,
Capt barton Able. Albert Peasce, Esq,
Capt. Jsnes u. Eada, Fe,d 4. Ruess. Esq.
Edwin o. Stanard. Esq, Joseph Il. 0glesby, Esq,
Dan r. Garrison, Esq, Sylvester q. Latin, Esq
Sa1nuei r. Filler. Esq, John G. Prathcr, Esq.
Stephen Y. Edgall, Esq.. Gustavus ". Dreyes, Esq
Henry A. However ESD
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to decide, whicl, is not so improbable as may
be supposed, on acting By herself in rcscuing
Poland, she will think that Ill her blood aud
treasure should not be layished without COM
pensation; where that compensation is to b..
sought for, is another question.
tE The rebel loss Of general officers In the
recent battles Of Fredericksburg is immense.
The Richmond papers have already published
among The Killed and wounded, Lieut.. Gen.
jackson, dead; Brig. Gen. Thomas, killed;
Gen. A. P. Hill, wounded; Brig. Gen. Paxton,
killed; Brig. Gen. McGowan, wounded;
Brig. Gen. Heth, wounded; Brig. Gen. Mich
OILS, wounded, leg amputated; Brig. Gen.
Hoke, wounded. Every staff officer of 4. P.
Hill was either killed, wounded or captured.
Half Of Jackson's staff shared the same fltc,
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MILTON STATION, March 16. 1861
eaEH tho Democrats arc arn!ns and importing
OF Arms and ammunition stored about eight miles
from there
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Il lER3.
T III E
PEARL STEAM FIGURING MILL.,
In ALLEGHENY, PA,

Fo r S a LIE.
The errcrs of the PEARL STEAM MILL" b.tas
Eaks ef tae n.ere:!s % oef ~ se etds ..le ns
Prev ecus TO any party wishing to engage In
Is Persons + s!ang in this vicinity particular de-
s; ts.5. i 4 4. Ri RSGqSS &
te s! an nn',ot otany Who ma. desire through
Sflsf iSlf description Is ne1e given: " ~ ~ ''~se' .
SITE.
IT The ' essaes sal sansre srsaa4 u The
ia ea:t ~ rrEasy 1ani. G.ns fsfa, it, northern
a son a W 3
iles into the AEcgseny l.e:. i i. tha. completely
lsnnr s Fs m s III
~ s set SiSs re canal oa ihs norta % is sa@s an
s Jf t. asi's
fse o hs n9st ed h @ t1s
I'D ssna
IA bridge snna fehat sSi 6si9:s the
1akes the receiving Of grain tom thc,n coa1eaiaat
AID cheap. .-.-.---
THE MILL
~ "''s I'd
s:S'sen foot sa'ret, maka: stx eoors M actually tn
f :s AZ i
c1tetEl AID The tcst that he procured. The
pacitJ Of the MIL usy be fairly pat down ~ SD rre!s
per day. Al many CO barTc!s per day hare bean
made but under ordinary circumstances, $50 ooly
coulu De relied upon AZ an average rlodnct.
TEE STOREEEOESE
Nas added to the Mil shortly after II 70. into "a
orerati, when the necessity fos Increased room 70
EtoTing Wheat. Flonr and Ba:gel. became apparen
lis SO fcft focE. Substantially built lib tue STILL
soo1ed with tlate. It Adlotns the Mill, and With
torM6 the litter L. tha bass resting on the canal
Forth side.
TIE SOURCES OF SUPPLIES
OF Wheat are by the oe,o River from Southern OHIO
ltdssnA, 1l!Eois. AiHon1 asd Kentucky. aud In tine
nt rt9ce from Tennessee And Northr tn NH4.sppt By
the Pittsburgh. FostNayne Chicago aud Cleveland i
Pittsburgh Railways. there u direct and easv aces
tF C1l1CAGU-as wel n to An immense grain grow
ing tfegcn nearer At hand In northern and censxal
th1o and Inntsna. Du,irg the lo stage OF Eatsr ia
the Ohio River In the months Of July AID August,
supplies q Wheat are obtained from Southern shio
The T1staburgh q So nben.iI1e Railway now nsArfy
Completed. Will afford an additional tourcc or supply
a market for the product Of the Mil In the Eastern
citts il reach bJ the Pcp1bylvanla Railroad. wha
a1l around 1t Is manufacturing and consnmtng dis
tr,et. reqn!s!ng la:Ee quantities q aour and o1A
ofthe ulderA.ned. JOHN r LOGAN.
RT EEtNEDY.
Or WEBSTER l. BAXTER, cEcago. iMnoix
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HAM Er STATION, Lawrence Co., March II.
Writes that the drH{t should he enforced against
the threats Of traitors In that part OF the coun-
tlY,
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HoLMEs' GROVE, Jefferson Co. March II.
says Copperhvads are now aiming 10 resist
tlic constrint act. c.ding officer in this county
hell,
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w OLFES AROMATIC SCHIEr
~ DAM SCuNAPP5.
A universal curatiYe in CONSUMPTION, rcmoslng
the Cough, &c:
Ecc1n lnen,,ed by tie Medical Fncu!.y Ca.ao.i-
con In the re,nuvAl OF DYSPEPSIA in all Its flrEls.
In DlnESi It's established curatlve properties bare
1orr been Uittout r:al. as attesred bf universal
f. pl1Setic III Solvent Properties of the AFRO
matte Siiedain Sshnaprt. Frn1ef It dectiay cHlca
C1ons III Gras c! ard ali other affections Of the Kidneys
In GGrt anc rheumatism, II taken Ia the form Of
tls pure a'coholic dtstl1 alton will effect speedy
Taken as bot turch. IN Immoral and SpAsnodc As,h-
It afords Immediate relief from the distressing
ii ,;s Peculiar and specac qualities It arrests tho
cold staEe III Ague aad FeTes and til. system
Tor the administration ofshe admitted Of tais
disease.
Administered IN cholcra Chotera Morbus aad Cole.
T. removes spasn restores tho function OF the tver
ken Il ,td with hot y ateF and antAr.
AZ Nefyfne. \ Tonic ant Purifier Of the Blood q
trial of ftcu years. in all climates aud under all cir
cnssancea. has staulfd Win universal approbatSn
Peculiarly adapted 10 the complaints Of aecxi. Fe-
maes stands pre- enfacnt amo1g tho established Gu
Is only aleoho1ic preps-atton IN cur country
that eau be generally imbfbed With pessnre and safe
r. never, even wh"n taken 1cess producing hcad
Sold. handsomely wFappel In yellow papers, In pint
and quart ho1tcs by All DrucE.-ts Aro,nec yics and
Grct IN the Cnted S,atcs PuFcnase from the sd
yeitited aCents to prevent IMPOSITION In counte.fatts
and imltatons. aa the who1e country Is Hooded with
them.
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SPRINGFIELD LETTER.

Arctlterc Traitors among the Den1oc.
racy3-14 thcreA Traitor Secret Socf.
city in the Stntc ?-The Troops.
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FE0NIA, March II.
Snys th.re is sccrct organization in the State
Tint i. seeking to raise the Standard OF rebellion at
LONE, and may apply for arnlt ID independent
companies, Girss the time fixed for commencing
prepa.ations.
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fNASKL1S, Morgan County, April Z.
Says he belongs to the Golden Circle, OF the K,
G. C.'s Of the Knight or Knights Of tie Golden
Circle, and hear there is reward, and hear It
II large reward, ard lyon will pay me reward
sufirient enough, that I think wifi pay me, viii
meet you ut Berlin. OF the Alexander depot. and
tell you ull shout the Golden Circle; for have
hem III thu South, and have been pressed in the
Southern army to fight Tic Union troops and it
went 1onahly agasnst the ''sraiA," anu more Of
the same t0Tt.
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Says Ianos ". Davideon epoke there fow
weeks stncn. Was formerly q. s. Marshal OF the
Go1tAc1n District. Said In his speech tho p1eseat
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FArETTE COUNTY, March II, 1868.
Saye eecrct rocfeties arc organizing; II the Gov
crnor has not power to put them down, hopes ne
will inform the President.
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DEER CREEK, Douglas Co.. March "a.
Writes at the request Of many citizens in regard
organization Of Democrats, Or 4. 6. C's, III the
neghbolhoot.
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PASA, Christian Co.. March 0, 1859.
There are many yile traitors in the county, but
U,auy U:4iou men.
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SayE descttera are among them, and hope to he
projected by the Ccppcrhcads, rtlo boldly stont
tor Jri. Davis. Some Of them have gone to Belle
vile to get posted with reference to their secret
soccy; ray they keeping t:cir boys and cattle
for Jct Diiis. and would rathrr have his money
tines In Illinois tla,. IL Missouri Judge Morri-
son. father 10 Col VIM. r. Morrison. was publicly
iHfulied as an Abolisonst; saYs the pence do
mnnd the arrest Q! these mn one man sad Tint
every Alolitionist would be hung OF shot in less
than Elk weeks from that day, cInssins all Union
men as abpliODisf9.
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MAHTlTsvILLE, Clark Co., Feb. !.
A letter, dated as above, was received BY u cap
tain Of the 18th Iowa hattc1y, at MurFrccsboso and
forwarded. Il states that the Legislature is about
TO ultet; that they will put the Governor ont OF
biz oface. that they will give no morn
money for the war; that il Lincoln comes home
he will be burnt: that the Western States will
ccde f1cIa The abolition States, aud 70 with the
South, for Lincoln has tried to get a1 the slaves
freed; that be has ordered 150.iN0 ntegers to be
armed and f1Fht By you boys: lsos,t for Gods
sake, TO the aid Of yonr families: you may think
I'm sece=h, brt amt; Tn asiu both sides, and
Euch more OF the game sort.
MorST PLEASANT, March II.
Nc hare 4. @. C.'s who meet 1t night and con.
coct their hcllish schemes, and perform their in
feEEal Aca. Last night they destroyed the orchard
OF James Eruff. who fought Eor>hi. country n 1919
and 1873, which he had been twenty live yc.rs in
growing. II has almost crushed his heart. Abner
Cox has had his orchard ''pceed." anda letter was
left in his yard containing notice to leave on pain
Of death. Rev Mr.. AIisener, Methodist, On
rented farm. hsdhts horses poisoned On the 1ath
OF March there was meeting to organize and re-
si.t the arrest OF de.crtere, at the school house.
- ie making cartridges and furnishing those who
arc willing to resist. For heavens sake, set some
measure On foot to arree' this spirit Of tyranny OF
VIC Union men nay as well lcavc ons houea End
othc. property, and seek safety elsewhere.
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BR1NFlE1p. March II, 1863.
4 number of traitoEs there who are making
threats againet the Government, should be ar
Ie.tel..
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MoKEyC.. March IL.
Since the Copperheads have carried the State,
they have come out in fa.or Of an aymistice, and,
finally. In favor ct resisting th- Federal authority
thonsht at first 1t WAS all gas, bIt believe they
arc III '.cQld cafucet"
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ArnrRs, Sansamon Co., March 10.
Says the E. G. C.R meet at d certain n,ace near
there; rays he can get CROUCH Cntoa men to take
them all into custody.
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SAKESsTow.i. MONTGOMERY Co, May q. 1868
says they have to guard their houses and take all
ki1tis OF insults from the Colperletds. If aotne-
thing is not doHeto save e we must help ourselves
We will Lot be Tan on by thcse HI deserving
taken 1rifontr at Fort Donelson. lie took the osth
OF Allegiance. but Is trying to get The people to
rs. III kin all the Onion men, women and children
in the country. had all could do last night
TO Keep mob from hanging h,u,. And feel this
morning as il had committed Gin In not letting
them do ii. have served III the ed and aIth in
the POTOMAC army.
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Army Suffers and the Public.

a4m4 Auu kut Z
the Wet that he bas sppoinsd siessss. j. il. Reed 4
o 5 e. the :s
The Army Suffers and western chants !: New Iark
GEsfs ssa1E eFht TIT G,n / y he stana5d
Med r5cp az @ D ns tss
E t.
Ggs1 Of r. great agaa.t, q Sspspps
svd II q sae -
tibie he has appointed The abovenaned arm agents.
gsT Id ~ h07
ADOLPao WOLFE,
=. Beaver st9tei New York.
2ts ea:es ef Tolf:s Celebrated sca1edam Aromatic
nvn,,,,,m IL n nEkD r. 81, CO. Afsess ,sesso
TINTED STATES EXPRESS
~ COMPANY.
Important Notice to the Public.
The United States Express Company xtn comusaee
@ hs l5ta Inst = 20 basns:s o. .ha folio sn 9ss
CHG fosd sna
o M ss
M se S
tae i aee: io1 dong bosiness o1es the aso1e naed
lines Of roads hare been secured to .sts CompsnY and
sssl I hoia eartel1.s + se.aaets 70 90 sny business
.so,s e e. gs93
al! otct1 Lees :ua BY eaE comnaay: nsy:,,
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F1nHt1TF. JcFsey Co., March 16.
Says four hundred men are banded together to
resist the drift: thinks something should be done
10 protect Union men.
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Mr.. Coz, Of Mt. Pleasant, had a fine orchard deE-
troyeil hy teceesionists. Other Union men were
aleo threntened. Desesters are doing much harm
rrion men cannot walk the street without being
ilsIlted.
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An officer from pilot Knob, No. sends two let
tcFe addressed to privatcs in his Company. One
from Canton advises the soldiers tu desert The
o;Eer is rom dcscrter who advises the soldier to
whom It ie addressed to desert also.
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Next is \ letter from soldier in the .3d
Regiment, Mt Memphis, enclosing one received
by him from

- M0HEAH E0EETT- March II.
People here are OF the opinion 1t is 4 negro fight,
and 90 rot i'tend to havc anything to do with it;
fayt the conscription art cannot be enforced likes
the institutions of ths Sonth better than tho aboi-
tion e!Ey of the North. Tells him az friend that
People there ate p-eparingto resist the draft; that
there ATE :oe arms and accout7mentr there which
the officers canlot tinll. but which will come m in
time; soldiers arc coming home, and will be pro-
trctct. Every Democrat there belongs to the
X G. CT; they arc the party TINT Will settle this
Nnf.
Tie ahoSc letter Has sicnel q C. Rroxn
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Says there are great many dieloyal pcreons in
his corEty and one Edward Bat1rtt Iaatlc epe.ch
TIE ot!;er day, and advised them all to arm them.
etlEes to resist the Conscrjpt Act.
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InE1Se, Montgomery Co., March II, 1888.

Says Democracy are holding secret meetings and
swear they will resist the Conscript Act.
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=
His eou WIS attacked. while going to school In
Marellall. By a mob Of fellows rhoHtinc for JrtF.
Davis: Hon. Crl Manlcy has advised him to leare
tic State, bccaree he could not ret Justice douc
Lin his son refused to shout fos Davis.
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sALEH, Marion County. March II.
Saye the Coppe1hcads In the county arc making
.rrargemtnts 10 resist the conscription: tho plan
il destroy the Telegraph and railroad bridges 80
IS to cut OF communication, aud then Kill OF alt
tile JpiOn mtp
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Col. F. Moro, of the 63d Infantry, writing from
jackson, Tenn, eays that he IL constantly recciY-
ing letters from his home in Southern Illinois,
continuing threats 70 burn hi. property. etc b.
tion for bis and the property OF his ncighbors who
have enlisted,
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ID as void Of excitement as the
quietesr inland village Of your State. An cx-
petition now and then rasles to the front, to
tic right, or to Tie left. but with thu cxcep-
tion Of an occasional skirmish. the capture OF
a few stragglers, and the destruction and cap
ture Of more or less property, they arc frnit-
less Of results. There is no fighting to be
done just now, evidently, and unless am
egrrGiously mistaken, the lazy quiet Of our
camp life will not be broken within the next
four WrCks. IC
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CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
~ - 2ATACcll0N-Dy :; ;SlcxrEsov. ~ Lake street
DAY, Msy nth. FRIDAY. May :si At * Clock 4. X.
WlA pS sold cloths. caisnescs satne;a Spanish linen
h'ack Inca thEtad ge1sFal stock dry 20 ,da Tsn.
he: notions ard furnishing soods. AT private sale On
My15 d.Ep7s 8. NTCEEESoN Aucdo3sar
, 1863-05-21

4 soldier in the 120th regiment, sends let
tcr dated as follows. from which make few
choice extracts. The writer presented it to
him:
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NEWTON, JASPER Co., March 80. 1868.
Says the Coppcrheads arc arming themselves
with every weapon they can get. Ave. law
yer, 1s making speeches every day and urging them
TO arm andresisi the DRIFT HI eays, TINT for him,
he e armed aud intends TO resist The authorities.
cd force.
, 1863-05-21


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The Pari. Ia,n SAYS, in reference to the note
to France: 'sRussia declares her good inten-
tions toward Poland, and express es a desire
to satisfy the Powers within the limits pre-
reply, on the whole, is OF . pacific character"
The Iasrie Gays: 1.-THE reply Of Russi. cx-
presses In substance, ideas, &c, intentions on
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