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, 1863-10-13
Chicago Qribu,re.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1883.



The news from Rosecrans il 1hv orr sra
'cial dispatch direct from Chattanooea. las,
evening, in which it is stated that all i
quiet along our lines.
The Knoxville dispatches indicate 8
bold push Of the enemy to get in between
Burnside and Rosecrana~ Bragg is report
ca at Athens, Tenn, with 5000 men,
SHARP diminishing is reported to have al.
ready taken place.
Our Cairo advices give us an Interesting
summary OF news from points on the His
slsslppi, and with reference to the situation
IN Louisiana and Arkansas.
ihe most cheering news comes Aom
pennsylvania The absence Of the SOL
o1cfs, whereof seven-eighths were Republi~
cans IN 1860, and nine-tcnths are now
heartily for Curtin, will Just about ncu-
15allze Curtin's majority OF 81 900 in 1860 !;
but the War Democrats who opposed him
in 1860, and now heartily support him,
will nearly make up the loss. We're eyery
soldier at home to yote, his majority would
he $4,000; now it will but little ex-
coed 10000, being just about the
number Of returned soldiers, inyalids.
DC, who will be on hand to give him a
lit at the polls. The Union State Com
m'ttee have made careful revision Of
their county estimates according to their
latest adSices, and are confident that the
result cannot give less majority than
$4,000. But US since that estimate was
made Little Mac has given in his adhesion
to Woodward It may be one less. Seriously
all promises well for Pennsylvania to-day.
The intelligence from Charleston ind;.
, 1863-10-13
Nem A0pertsr1rleuts.
CHICAGO
GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
1f3 Randolph Street,
U DER THE MUSEUM.

T The persons named below haze recently
| made purchases Of ~, and teceived the gifts
sat opposite their Nance:
1s.052 1:tssrx on Fso;, 'sEsst
$ss5 {s5'f' & q u
dis4 Et1HEGsa e aesas,f Bought AZ Album
Ia 1s q :e5s 9:f:a s Il a S9aEet
cSeaso Seax 4S O. Like ax Essss Ga5e
e nnzs y = H5siF 5E FirSaE m 1T Ad' 'tsss 1sessd
h% f isSs Use {: s Fc
4.s l,5s a:S1 s1I7Et ST 2 R4rsa 3stsl Sharp
III psss t4os a;s
gka s'a
S1kH EhIEa bought an Album md
a. q f15ts Sz T':'r street, wi"
sPs.s rs: Fl; se9 tsr
sfss:aSFs ssHa: an Album and
* ka zn sf2sD
gro n. VAN DOZEN, CT Ottawa. sent u ~ or4r-
ss aff sese: II "a a F
A1ea u iSE tTchRE street, received with Al
st;s; B y. PHILLIPS. 155 Indiana ave1ue paid u.
q g TT shou1aur ssrap:" and ws ICE
p EMHfTsHS Ssa OF eaoe, With Al Album received
sud Dearborn dosFs o6 n af sfa
;c;aIsFy casriyIK s1d "as given IA eesaas BEEakFa5T
Li7!LE msssy III aot ii. Z tssiag a ear nav t
, 1863-10-13
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


Especial Dltpatch 70 the Chicago Tfibune.J
Isp1AHAPo1Is, October, T., 1868.
a number Of leading citizens of this State
met together this afternoon and appointed
committee Of seven persons to visit Cincln-
natl, tomorrow, and invite Hon. Salmon P.
Chase to visit this city during his stay in the
West.
The bounty now offered for recruits for the
new regiments will be Withdrawn in thirty
days; no more bounties will be paid for re-
ctufts after that time.
4 Aportiou Of the barracks in Camp Caring
Ton were burned last night. IT is supposed
to hare been the work Of an iacendiary,
, 1863-10-13

Buffalo Market-fbct. II.
FLouR-Demandf fair and market UNCHANGED.
0RAiE-Wheat excited anu 5a6c bettarfor al yaf1e.
Sles sales 26l G9 by at q. .18@19 No q Chicago
Mtix y aqsee Giro: *1ss81 81 Rad Wloter western
M29I8 Amber DO: -.E125 shehoygau Spring.
re siose asE'ng asc. Oats held Ut 7sa7sc. Other
WBIhKKY-F@rm-
CANAL FEE1Gnrs uneha. Red
bu Corr, o., ,ct0 bu Oats 3o"'' "7'So'
=, E1roRTsI i b,ls Flour, 17l.oeo bn Wheat 2e,o
, 1863-10-13

BosTos, Oct. IA letter received in this
city from Beaufort, ssys the pirate Sumter
- >->t destroyed in Charleston harbor, but
Wilmington armed and waiting :
rnn the blockade. There arc 1t
United States steamers block
, 1863-10-13
Rheuuatl. sm, Goutand Neuralgia.

!
| rh,. with any nf the abova die
/ A4oae sa0a11u. -. ~. .,;.;4as =. -. a.
t1ees1n8 complain ~ esS
Specific trial; an tae 1osu4s VIII CONVINCE
| them that cnre ca \ % d0ecfed III an 1no1e-
| o41t9 ecs1s sPace OF %+1e
10 fhe directions accom- P3oSAa8 e4co oosae u
! tbs medicine.
| Attention ia arso inv tied to tho following
| lettara frnm nar,ons ~, have bean oufad bY
| TIA NJ. ~ ~ ar.a;a"! WV
- >'N' eees41''
s.r-,o,7. =, March lss, 1863,
| Mr. L1I1cn-Dcsr Sir: che sfu1ly hea1 tsst1-
mon5 to the value and efficacy Of 5our tsoeamaa1
sreeitc: its having entirely 70 uoved nc Ho1a
TIT ehs1eaa r1AlAdY. l. BEc0ISr-
/
eA1sf LOUIS. Jaau- ..~ -. -.
As As11sn-i eas as; "aa ao1lctsd = .Asa.
..,.t tu1 s aao eauo ses no ID Ten-..
1euet III osea your Hneuuas1m- GousA "
ga spee'ne. Ans7 u'inE fta vay fhort Il w 4ex n"
eo"plete'y ca9ed' 4. B. BI
sA1Sr Loom. March stst IN
AI8I. L111cH, Esq: Like MANY Of my profs 9*'o3-
Ih7Eo suffered seserely Win gheuran ard "a'a
xefr pefusn* nj reliaf TN tfed ycur specids.
An happ1 10 ~ that IT. uie- 9eE days. zesso. ~
no to health [stytedJ
GAIT M4LlE Of etearas- warsav =.
SAINT LOUIS. April IL I63.
""'uAs1oa-0'As III: lnaFe eeen a agEeat sunsEaF
without Obtaining any relief 1v.1rernzrr..nS~st -
ty Jour Rteunatfxn Cont snt Hen-s1,3. an.ssr~
~h:ch did, and IN p1easod to sratn tn vn7 th.r ,e
afforded mo rnmediats and pexmaaour re3fxf
HAN
+;
oAax LOUIS. April stk. le6i
49, " s''. you ny <eA<mony N fkvor x th0
5ou1 Ms .011ao LOT toe tsnennaaslsm. Coot Ind
-..' *A eFeeln% via meit kas wrought woudafs.
-. o ~ 1e* oA3s. Fsue!1n2 ma Of ny 4ossd dis
III ee4.A4nt5 7eco@ @tsend III Hsoto
~ 49, "11 VI sAe aooso oteesses.
Nrw Yons- "a ,cc,,,rr,.. ,pe-
Mr.. Lxrrcu-D.a- s1r Th,r. h.~1 .,.,...s
ya.a stsacts of fna.r7unto-~ ~h,rr..- s: W ~
yea.s eome tvo months si,re- -. .,t.n~.s
wa4 recommended totrv vcur e--rfoc A.
commenced tattue tt-1 ~. an nxh,cr ,.,,,... - --
IN len thar oun vret 30 III. - - ssss ~
te1dto uy business. von1d cne-rf1rr ~ ,scn1~..r
Il to Ill aattcted vhh rhoom,t,m,
Youra. t.u1v wR1cgT cappuu
Corner char7na ana w-.h,-~,n.
New ToRK, February 2sth 1sas
Mr. LH1TcH-s1e: F.: dean It ny dusy 70 stste to tta
'ub1c that hav= been nch afflicted with neura1ef.
or years. a1d have t;ed everything could hesr Or
nd to 10 pur2oss- At sat procured botsle OF vour
sheu1r Atts Gout and Heuralsla Bosctnc sad oesors
had used one botue OF 1t was anti q, relieved
al WHO arc troubled with TITS d&,easn 10
r It. EMILY GROVER,
117Wsss Hoastoa s.rses.
an fs,1 s.3. sse3as5S sse. 81 i
-y fneatu21lssn snd Eous tor numbar or
, 1863-10-13

fhe French Ambassador and the Roman Gov
crnment are not friendly, on account Of tt
protection Of as.assins.
The fire on board the new Canadian steamer
feIu7tan Tas got undes, after destroying the
decks and fittings in the after part Of the
I vessel.
| Several engogem.nts between the Russians
salts.
The islands Of Corfu and Faxi haye pro-
ncnnced In favor of union with Greece.
1t was feared In Paris that the British GoT-
eminent was about to become less indulgeat
to~aros tue South, US regards building YES
eels intended for war purposes, which will at
It Ct he policy OF the French Government and
the Southe,n cauEe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER JU7A.
FATHER POINT, Oct. 13.-The stsamer
Ja1a from Liverpool 1st, tia Londonderry ed.
patted this point this evening en- routss for
9ueeee. Political news 1uimportant. The
Gonfederate loan advanced five per cent. on
flooy under the news by the Scotia Of tAe
Tepulse Of Gen Roeecrans.
The Manchester Southern Club having me-.
mora1zed Earl Russell to make representa.
tlons At Washington, agaiu't the unTelenting
Lord Russell replied, that he feared no rcpre.
sensations of Her 1lajest9'e Government
you'd DO good, but that be would instruct
der Majesty 9 Minister at Washington to re-
pert On the statement made in the memorial
Inc Gfooe's correspondent remarks that it
Mexico, that the Federal chances Or Confsde-
capital. ''@''
La France believes that Baron gros returns
as Minister to London.
The Bouree was tlrmer, Rentes G8t.
Earl Rueselrs speech asserting that Russia.
having filled to fulfill treaties, has Tirtuaiiv
1of1e1tea her title to possess Poland, attracts
, 1863-10-13
From cA!a0 AND BELOW.


I
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
AEAPn,s, Oct. 10, ria CAIRO Oct T.
Gen. Grant was we'll enough to hold . ,
View, On the 18th. The army corps in DO.
ton at Vicksburg on the 9Th, WIS an Impo
Leg sdair. Gen. Grants wound is healing b
Is stal painful, and interfering with his .
destr5an exercises, but admits Of riding {
horseback with comparative ease.
By the arrival Of the steamer Albert Pear.
from New Orleans learn that the steam,
Southwestern was fred into on Friday ate
noon, BY party Of guerillas from the shor
oelo" Helens, and one man killed, the suffer
the 18th Illinois infantry, name unknown
my informant.
The steamer Albert Pearce had q little b
fore landed to take on wood at the samo p1ae
without meeting any guert11aa. Several me
were noticed, but they offered no Interim
tioa. As soon as the Pearce backed out IN
started up the river the South Wester paase
AID received the shots referred to.
The steamer. allie List cams up last eyeuln,
from Duvall's Bluff, bringing 800 or 100 prie
oIers, portion Of whom were captured wit,
Little Rock Tie remainder while On tn
hasty retreat on the occupation Of that place
All Is reported quiet at Little Rock. Th
excitement In regard to the expected rebe
STACK has subsidea. It Is believed NOS
Price Is In no condition to make an att.c.
even had he the disposition, as his torcs i
greatly reduced by desertion.
Epn navsdear 1.ra
health.
Our cavalry bad penetrated the enemy'.
country over thirty miles, receiving many re-
cruits in the residents, who make excellen,
soldiers.
New Orleans dates Of the Sd arc received
The expedition to Texas Is eaid to be- mn
ceedirg slowly. At the Last dates, the tele
graph had been extended to franklin.
There is large lot Of freight reported wait
ing shipment from New Orleans to st. Louls.
The following, Of interest to commercial
men, Is from tho Era Of the Sd inst:
James Graham, Esq, q. s. Marshal. sold
at public yendue, yesterday, the folio wing
property, for the prices ofered-terus cash.
in Q. 8. Treasury notes:
Schooner Excelsior, two thousand dollars,
TWO bales middlinr cotton. Ga 1-ec ner III :.
Schooner Cece1ia, $500 dollars.
Fourteen sacks coffee. 20 to % ~ and aoc
PER 1b 50 kegs nails, damaged, s.. 10 to s.. 100:
II dozen cotton cards, s. per pair; brls
Epson salts, &c Der h.: l b11 of eonneras At
&c per h.; 81 lbs gum camnhor, a q w. IN
ESQ lbs rope, 21e Der 1b.
Rchooner conao- ee,o
, 1863-10-13
PREPARED. BIZ
ALEXANDER IEITCH
C. I'll E NJ L 8 T.
Corner Of Fou1th and Olive Streets.
ST. Louis.


ALEX Lx1rcH having sold his entire rlzht In Lal1e
nana;s Rheuuats1u, Gout and Neuralgia Specific, II
Will hereafter be prepared ONLY by JN0, q. BLOOD.
Sole, Agent. Office, No. - Mort: Filth, one coor
North Of Chesuut street. This valuable Medicine VIII
be placed fos sale possible IN all tho p.tuct
pal Drug Stores In every city and town In the Une
States. JNO Il. BLOOD. A1ent
oce No. II Fifth one door North Of Chestnut streee.
81 Louis, No.
ST. Loa1s, June 10, 1863.
nhsss ~ ses2 AFFLICTED
dest sna sna + ao!as %9 %s:
SsTs
have no Doubt as to sae ecacy Of the medicine for
soeEe fes YOU'D RoSEf saSsf IT,
81. LOUIS. June 1s, 1859
tim. Goat It HealsEs seeeac ns9a HasaS
re .so!e Heatlonsd spec!ae. and must ~ tassi
s. 81 ss!ss e zss.s s.5 Is
DIR. G. Y. PHILLIPS.
St. LOUIS, Aug y, 1861.
J; =. BLOOD. Ksq.-s;r: Ny mother, Who had sut.sz-
aPfa 1 .ss @ns5
vii easas rsitssa sae 'S3 Se
e9s aeS sqfSta = Ssf G% n3
ST. LOUIS, sspt. i, 1855.
e. hsEs ss
ss1ea Dos. .s
fully reconm emo IT,
SAMUEL HALE.
1eos .na sas LII In 8 VII Foa4is SS
N as. Lo1is. Nisst 9si. ''''
ST. LOUIS. Sept 7, 1a0.
Mn. ;B1oop.Dear Sir: I recently had 4 very &c.
was almost estirsiy helpless and seToa iso moss *
c11ciating pain. four Lallenand.s speciae was fo-
itted No 20 m1ch tat wss aois 70 WaiE sSons
am stin uaing tne modiciue WIN fql eonadenee Of
SnaraTsr r,f,h aaa Fioe sreet r. aoT;.
sr- Louts- Sent !. 1857
J.H. BLOOD, Esa-pesr s,r: ~as tor ' long Tine
onn1ed ~ 70 e.. my 1o0m 2sIE M9 1sn
apon It ! .ried many Eemsdes without any edoet
sssS 5sfs; 5!;|
S.ea second Id n no e. 1e ~ w.
Fss have great fatth in your medicine and tocoE-
mend ill rheumatic pa1ients to try It.
r.,,o, ~ Z, oS,v Il Il a. A9A4FlhE Ge 3oaSi
1eteuaH' AA41''. nv. ~ o.'' s'' o'' A~a4'' nv
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. II. 1861
Mn r n,oon-pear Sir: Haylnr been .n,ct,,
IL 1Se1ma ~ IONS aifteeo 5esrs ba1e uaai 81
nost every meoctue that has been offered to tie nti
lc but ali haye failed 70 produce permanent caFu
II times aud toE reasons nntnoWn 70 me- It vii re-
aaa u ng Sg[X M ~ H. ne lor
'foTpfed 10 ~ i bots e Of Tour sIaljanands sne.
inc, !" nnd found very ready rali1
, 1863-10-13
DE- D.,

Of Congestion Of the 1unR1. on Mo73Ay morning
Nctoter Il. Fannie. wife or Alexander Barnett. fof
The fnn !at viii take placs from her l4te residence
~ Noltn Cnrts stree: At u O'Clock On WedneadAY.
Eew York Herald and Brooklyn Eagle please copy.
O'Clock for R2G chill Cemete1y ~
, 1863-10-13
Ntm 10pertistn,r1ts.
IL A LII E Nj A Il DIS
RHEUMATISM,
G0UT AND NEURALGIA
Specific.
Ne1u a0prrtise11,rr1ts.

This aluahls preparation Is highly rsa,u-
meudea b the kedioal Faculty, ~ saie and
eHsetualc, 1re Tor
, 1863-10-13

The Foreign .1Iarlsetss
fsA eIkAAEG JuRA.l IDY TELEGRAPH,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2, 1873.
GRAN,-Whcat ecorce and quiet aud dcarer on.
Gc99d per quarter. @oS ~
LONDON NaKKET.
GEAN.-Hheat and maize generally very firm.
aGIoxassnLs'@Conkos for money 93&@a8%; account.
s54essSH; tnr ee Per cents, g1X6sM
L1vKHPooL, Sept ., VIA LospoxpsrnY:
CoTToN-Ihe Cotton market has besn irregular.
60 A@Ad. o1A"' 9'e1A
HKEADsTurFs-Ared dull and tend downward
ateady. '"1"e
,,~ LONDON. Oct2
1MoSIrGConso1s closed ct asY. This bullion Ia tic
Hahk ot England has declined s155NW Auer4csn
securities are fat and without snles, 1~sN'
-, ,HRxADsTrFYs-EnRllsh wheat Is In steady demand
Mon6ay TERMS hut In foreign there ta NOT mnch
doing Tie -four trade Is quiet Barley ID slow Of saia
LosDos MONEY 3fAKkEr-The demand for discount
TaS exceedingly active, hut rates abo7e TIC
Regenre returns for the quarter ena1c suth seoton
her show slight falling off, owing 70 The reauction nr
tae enty on ten and the Income tax
, 1863-10-13

NEW XoRK. February 2sth 1868:
MF.LEToH-sIe: DEAN It ny duty 70 stsse to taer
public that hay= been uch afflicted with neura1ef.
for years. azd have TIED everything could hesr or
and to 10 pur7oss At isat procured bottle Of rour
Rheur Atssm Gout and Feuralsta Bosctnc sad oo.ore
l! had used one bott1e OF It waaeru'el, relieved
recommend al WHO arc troubled with ts di,essa 10
t1ylt EMu.Y GR0vRp
117Wess Houston strict,
, 1863-10-13

NEW YoHE. Sd month 18th 1854
Mr. LE1Tcu-D.a. SIR: 1havs beta sno}ect to -.
ye'e ATTACKS Of indaumato.y rhoumatsn for s.yeI,s
yeafs- eone two months sirce- VIA attacked. ana.
waa recommended totFy7our e7eetac AZ ss.e uuo
1commeaced taking III was on mYbRck hotp'ess af&
IN len than ono week VIA able to 60 out and ss-
fendto uy busf1tn. would chesrfu11y Eecommsntt
It to Ill afflicted with rhoquatl5 M
YoMs. truly. WRIGHT CARpRNTKfe - .
Corner Charles aud WashIr efon air
, 1863-10-13

SAINT LOUIS. April IL 1sE5.
M1.LEE7oH-Dear sir: Thave been great sufferer
from rheumatism. tavs tr1ed yasaou, u,et1cauex
Walhont osaniuE any RELIEF was recommended IN
~ Jour rheumatism Cont and Neuralgia spec1ac.
~heh did. snd IN p1eaeed to stato to you that II
aaosoed mo Immediate and pexnaaonr sa3isx
A.
, 1863-10-13

A1xx. L111cn Rsd. Ine manv NJ nv n-st. sstna
Ihaye sutfertd .a,s,e1v MN rnerr.n.w .,T. o11t
xer 60 pefmsnen ns Relief TN t1fod your epec1ac
An happ7 10 sa5 that IT. tsN days, sesso.
no to health. [sMredI
CAT, M4LIN Of atea,as. HarsaY
, 1863-10-13

eAax Lou1s, Aprfl stt lee1
I With to gi3 you ny teastuony tn fsyor ID IA.
va7e Of 1ous tciao for tne Rhao,1atIss Go,t and
Neuralgia erecfns. With msIt kas wrought woude.1-
tts use. In lew dA7s. rele7lnz ma Of nj noss dis
trsasf1K complains 1celtAtaly 1ecomrsend Il. rnto
III Hso sufler ftom any Of tse aooye dteeases,
1ours. g.: L,LACELAND
, 1863-10-13

ST. Lo618, june 10, 1861,
J. q, BLOOD. ESQ Agent: Ihave been aflictat FIR
several 5enrs with Rheumatism, and shoft Inns siaca
vas Induced to TT your ''Inllemands Rheumafis1n
Gont and Neuralgia soet ic.' and 1t affords no much
satstacdon to say that experienced mora fee( from
have no Doubt as to tho cacy Of the medicine for
ted to Try It. Yours, DC, j. r. E0BEFT3
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-11

az The following is a list of deceased sol.
diers who have died in hospital at St. Louis, No.,
from March soth to April I'd, 1868, furnished by
Thos. w. J. Long, of Iowa, State Sanitary Agent
at st. Louis and vicinity:
March SO-Thos Pope, Co A, 9Th Ills, Diarrboa
Sam Paterson, Z. l2Oth Ohio, IS
Sl-H. Right, H, s6th Ohio, Erysipelas.
April l-Benj Taylor, B, 25th lows, typhoid.
Geo Fulton, K, 26th, do gunshot wound
Sam Gening, G, 18th III, g.
VIM Riggle, F, llsth III, darrhna,
Dan Frontman, +, Goth Ohio, chron do,
2-Jos Brown, E, Sd KY, parotitis,
Jennings, A, Sd do, cron. dys
L. Melbourne, D, 10th Ind, general
debility.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-11
Gen. Buffers speech.

We publish elsewhere the more important part
of the speech delivered by Major Gen. Butler, at
the Academy of Music in the city of New York,
on the evening Of the I'd instant. Our readers
will find it something more than interesting
They will find there the views and policy of q
bold. decided and thorough thinker and actor in
and upon the existing troubles of the nation );
of q man who is strong of himself and who be-
lieves, with full faith, in the strength of the ma
ton, and proposes to use that strength for the
accomplishment of certain end. he appa-
rently understands the political disease under
which the nation suffers. He does not propose
to alleviate, but to cure it. He does not propose
to play the part of quack, but that Of true
physician. His blade is always trenchant one
and invariably cuts clean to the bottom. What.
ever people may think Of his ideas. no one will
dispute their boldness, originality, aud thorough
ness. Let everybody read and weigh them
carefully. s'sE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-11

e Lieut. John f. Elliott, of the seth Illi-
nois, who was wounded and captured at MUIR
Ireesboro, and taken thence to Atlanta, Georgia,
recently made his escape and reached Cornth in
safety, having been one month on his way. He
concurs in the general opinion that the rebel
supplies are rapidly being exhausted. Fears of
famine are general among the people, among
whom he mingled on his route. Vigorous ope-
rations, circumscribing their territory, and ex-
GLIDING foreign supplies, must, he thinks, result
confirmation. The rebel newspapers, and the
action of their officials, are good enough au-
thority on that point
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-11
CAMP OF 25TH Iowa Vol. INF'TRY,)

CAMP OF 25TH Iowa Vol. INF'TRY,)
~ YoUNG's POINT, La, March ID, 1861
A meeting of the officers of the 25th Iowa
Infantry was convened this evening for the
purpose of expressing their sentiments con.
corning the death of Lieut.. S. Kirkwood Clark,
Adjutant, who was wounded at the battle of
Arkansas Post, January l1th, and died at St..
Louis, February goth, 1868.
On motion, Capt. J. G.. Newbod of Co. "C''
was called to the Chair, and Lieut. Sam'l w.
Snow, Co. "E," appointed sec'y.
On motion of Col. Stone, a committee of
three were appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the sense of the meeting. Capt,
Jno. N. Bell Co. "E", Lieut.. ]. B. Ritner Co.
..B" and Lieut.. A. J. Withrow Co. "C'' were
appointed, and reported the following pream
bic and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, We have heard with deep and
heartfelt sorrow OF the death of Lieut. S. K.
Clark, Adjutaut of this Regiment, at st. Louis
February Goth, 1868, therefore be it
Resolped, That while we recognize in the
God of Battle power more potent than the
Surgeons skill, or the nurses solicitude, aad
while we acknowledge the supreme wisdom o.
our Great Commander, we deeply feel the los.
of one so brave, SO generous, so patriotic al
our late companion-in-arms, Adjutant s. K
Clark.
Is, RESOLVED, That in his former service as Ono
Lieut.. in the 4th Iowa Cavalry, and his ser
vices since as Adjutant of the 25th Iowa In
fantry against the enemies of the Union bt
has evinced that chivalrous, patriotic ant
honorable spirit which can animate none othe,
than genuine lover of his country and it.
cause.
| Resolved, That in times like these when
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IT, It 10 announced in the London Sporting
Life that match for 60 600 has been made be-,
tween Tom King whoever be may hey and John
G. Heenan. II Heenan il an American, We think
he would display more patriotism, and quiet a.
much gallantry, by coming home and exercising
his fighting propensities upon the Rebels.
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sB A letter was received in town yesterday
from Mr.. Hovey. He writes from WASHINGTON
Arkansas, where himself and Messrs. Hoxworth
and Scoles are confined as prisoners. Thew
were oil Engineers on board the Indianola. and
all from this city. The letter was dated March
4th. He says they were all well at the time Of
writing aud werewolf treated by the Rebels.
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HOSPITAL REPORT.

List Of deceased soldiers who have died
in Hospitals ut St. Louis, NO., from March
I4th to 3lst, 1853, furnished by Thos. W. J.
Long, Of Iowa, State Sanitary Agent, st. Louis
and vicinity. 1854