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DROADWAY AMPHlTHEATER,
Nd ~, 49, TlH4Dk. ~.

%
O No. 80 LROADWAL
l.. y. -s'''
BRILLIANT
AND DIVERSIFIED ARRAY OF
STERLING ~ IkACltCNS,
TOrFSTRIAN GYMNAh1iC AND ACROBAflC. -,
THIS EVENING the entertainments VIII commence VIII
grand $685. mrs, c,u.,c,nr
Nj ROBERT SrfCKNkf In his uuegu led az. OF
sONERSAULTIN0 on uOksEtACA.
TERRIFIC BATJANlE LEAFS
BIZ tho urea. corpsof toisenr, Numerous ana varied
= ACTS /. Tdh RING,
tr,r,dncur all the leading members Of the
INCOMPATIBLE CIRCUS iROjPE
In e1crciIos u tie ost dAsLnS AID a.Aus chHae's'
THE AUSTRALIAN FA3llLf
la miracles 0! y..uesilc ssti. -, ,,,-,.,.
The gr,cefr and accomplished equc'nenne In nsw srd
beautiful Proiean fqnesffiln rcerr
Ihr GREAT MELVILLE
In bis wonderful hare-bl Oh act. ~
new, orgira ard sparkling, by Tho ~ ,r,,.o,,,
AnNlRlILs tsDWNS IENIlAND ar ht iNOLps'
~ conclude with the remarkable periorni inc"' OF
TIE EDUCATED MULES
Door, omen a. 2. GrenL Lnree ~ q clock
SEAT, MAX BF SECURED THREE Days IN AD'ASVL
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. .,,,
"WEDNESDAY AND ShEURDa1 - AEhNOVSS
WEDNESDAY AND sAIuROAr As{Ekn Ike
GRAND DAY E&fHRfAiNAiEST
T.. Families, commencing al 2. o.c,Sck
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Enrnitnre.

A MAGNIFICENT Present for mother and
~ Child-Srovu's Psent BABY Tender-econonicai use
g., "a ,esutif1l BROWN a Co., No. Ala broadway.
DEDROCM ENAMELED FURNITURE oil
Dwsusned nuiaciure Also .oid SnesI" 80 " Nj,
Climber spiie tsin and ornamental, at H. r. fAhlINo'
Tons f Canl.sL, opposite ooster tstablshed io''.
C,pOW CASES.-SCHMi4'r& BROTHERS.,
y Mandatory ana Wsrerooms, No north Nilsa ~
nesr Irsnklo,t T. j. and No. e. Mans; Cincinnst ono
lsr,. rt,t cp had Old Showcsses taken N ss,hahgr
Oreers promptly exsssssd
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING, Dec. :,
Mr.. and .lr-. ~. y. FLchENCE
who have % aimed he mo-. bnls success ever won py ,ny
" a. thi tete vi a!l in lon iaJ!ors cssUIe'ed
tl..urs Of Lu-.i.A everyday lhe .nti.lrd $3.50.
qHE IfChE1-Ot-LEA|c MAN.
H"DN'4 D4'i"4''' - Sir W. J. FLoRENcE
EMILY ST. EyREliOND nee TTaisles Copheel ,,,o,,
JAMES DALTON niis Dovney, s..i thr lise. r,.,opr
sfFLVER MOSS .................1. bbA.D
GREEN i-'i'N ,,,r,ts
hiU
3 ~ WlLLOUGHBl--A B,ra caa'.... .as ioi
NAbfB fLsn r.; ~ ~
HAY EDWARDS. tiA.'r haU
h.r WILLDyGuRf. biA'Df-
lIne-Ihe Present Day.
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ansnrai!re Companies.
EAST RIVER
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OFFICE, no. G. wALL-sT.

CAIEAI. G5o)t0o
Amount Paid IN and securely inverted SIaIjo
b.suc- = Scrip stock" subject to cal OF the ,
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WITH A SURPLUS.
DIRECTORS.

TITS COMPANY CONTINUES 70 INSURE AGAIEiT
Loss AND DAMAGE By FIR. very favorable te1ais
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OLYMPIC TuEATER.

OLYMPIC TuEATER.
TaIs EVENING en4 EVERY TIENING THIS WEES
Inl!RE CHANGE or PROGRAMME
DRAMA COMEDY, FARCE,
Cast to the
ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
For the ir.t time this season, - $500. $4,000.
''''' WV Nils. JOHN WOOD.
In her ceelru,ed character Of -
the great rag.delne Of 1890 IN the pee COMEDY (saepeee
expressly ios MIA Wood, entitled
ACTRESS ~ DAYLIGHT;
TIE WOMAN AID THE ARTIST.
Ter performance o. is pat, when hrt produced In New
YORK, elected the cIbourdsd expectation Of
Press AID PUBLIC,
ard was Witnessed wiki &c ight by
CROWDED HOUSES!
Mrs. Wood will be supported by Ars brown, MI otoddAss
aid Mr.. Clarke.
hus IBIS II the pathetic ile drSnis, called t6s
SIRlCkEN HEART
Mr. Gro. JAiusoS AID MRs. SLOAN.
TIE NEM-iORh fAsOltiIL,
MRS. LOFTY HOUUI,
who Ia, becn go successful both in Anenss ana lr9re %
N, most unghsbs denesl0r If Yankee girls vii make hsS
6rt srpeersuce in Newfork her eton " America, n
''' YANKEE LEGACY.
M,itao,e Ann. i-o'sS
'''1 sEW ,ovEGfuEE AID ii:NciI6ENI1L music.
THOMAS BAKER.
On MONDAY next Fec; :, viii be prot1ced ne" donss
TIC pay n A s.3'' Yo sJ s0W' 50 YOU MUST REAP.
cast to the entire srensth cf tie Company snd in which As
Mr. JOHN DYOTT,
will maize his rr~t aDrearanc- this
Door open at Z; Overture to commence at IT,
Seats nay be secured three days In advance.
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nTEW-JLRSEY RAILROAD-fOR mil
" tDELP!ifA and ths SOUTH ana NESi. via JEH-
10y ClqY-Msn AID E1pr.s, Lines leave Sew "fa -
,ad ~ NJ 4 g. 1880 AID i, ~ dng- tsIe - rAd u
- ch.rl 90 a. and 10 H., and 80 tne !l.yO y ~ i0'
n Arlington, snj al : ani p ~ ioi the NesI ,.,.
". WOODRUFF. Assistant supefn'rnirnI
IA bsseare will be received lr any trains unless delivered
- fs,4 Is minute, Ia advance Of te time q. leaving
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
y BELFAST, LONDONDERRY and DUBLN'Cl...r
an, last.saIg Clyde bcilt steamship bilIAhNia; ,a"
Wek.a viii . from Pier No. 50 \. IT, loot Of irnkin- u
on SATURDAY Dec. 3, OF u O'Clock noon Ib. steamship
6..ed Ia the approved style to insure tho conof a
saiety OF pa.sengcr Hates Of passee nehsns AZ toun1a
supply Of cooked provious Cabin 43i lns4neals'e vow
s.esrase, e,s5. Payable IN currency. Appyto
FRANCIS MACDONALD 20,
No. o Bowling green
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NIEW.YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACCOANoDAtJONS.-
m lor Albany lroy tie Noih ard Ntsi ieave Zo.bs-
-, Al 10 a M snd as p. Sunday trains have rev"
MA for Albany AS =. in aid Absny ff hewi oiA $40
% ~ " yyHN BURCulLL, Superintendent
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krERMILYE & Co., .,, o.,
n BANKERS, Sc. "a WALL-Sr,

N, dali continue to furnish
u. s. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS
.cn, "a issued BY Tic Government al FAR -"i INTEREST
'p,NEs dBANKERs tho usual commission allow Cd.
s.p,,.rrcus u Washington having FLIED ell back orders
-, Bonds are prepared TO furnish ,Lcm without
!, sel., heretofore experienced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
Mr. JOHN X. PAINE,
the
CELFBR ATED AMERICAN ORGANlSr.
ct the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
corner Of Broadway AID 3hhss.,
he
BENEFIT OF The sUHDAy-SCiOOL,
THURSDAY EVENING Dec. ;, leg3 Of O'CLOCK,
s.si.e by the Choir anu CEe0nis' q the Church
Mr.. FAME
will on have the honor Of playing Tor the ms
n. before Newton. suirnce. young inecsn OF rArs
ecns he has already acquired European eesbny en- ".
aoe and severe student he l,s under tho Dost ennens
German masters RI, to the hstr IL BIS procession oo's
e, an ORGANISE aud COMPOSER.
Mr. PAINE Is trUg reeAatl'e 81 the schooi OF M
GREAT EasTgR SEBASTIAN BACH ard tie Committee ess
y warranted in assuring oygss TBR ART That TINS Con-
cert viii be o: tho most nARE AND 7kASn
OF rHE sgAso!. - 1870 ,.,.>.-,
For sale ~ lisicy J. Cos iiLno Nsiefooins' NO. -
Broonie-.L and y, the Music-stores.
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GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC RIsu ROYAL MAIL STEAM

.CALwAY LINE.
~ ATLANTIC IRISH Royal MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
kDRIATiC. I.21c horse power, 80 tuna
HiBtRNiA, 100 here power, 5v'J tnn''
ANGLIA, i.ocj hor.e power solc tuna.
Tie ma saine rn, ti!e ,yieel .esi1ship
COLUMBIA, Cap- JEEFRlfs, ,.,,,.a..
viii .,i from, NEW-YORK fcIeiLwAi und LIVERPOOL
RIA cap,' LGIfcD. nom BOsTos Dee %.
re. Of p.sass payabs IN gold 10 cquiTslen. In cur
Tir.t Cstin....................S...
.............."'.''.'..'.'''.
PASSENGER: fSrsiIed io to LONDON Prd' Hamburg
D.sIe Bremen, Rotte in, Antwerp e. q, lowest Ii,e'
Fac, from LiTerPseE Galway ~ Ne"'is'A AAa D0'''n
go sac, ss5, and sio3.
fcI ps'@Se' eIpy .p,r, , sr,prv ", % P,o,s,,,-
For ireish, ,nd other alteration sapy TO ,,,,,,,
LAWRENCE, Oils Co, NO Al Soub william ~
SOTiCE-Ihe steamship CITY OF LIP sRiCA Of Gis
ss Sp.ndd oIat,us or Seersss Passenger, at
reduced rate. pysSs IN j. :. currency; y. ,,p,o.d
STEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing 81 Qneeustowu lcoIk hsrbor) TT. vel Snown
.ssmefs Of the Liverpool New iols ard Pbiadsphl. Steam
cry Or Dec 8
CITY or hEW-YURK..-....'.'..' D's- !,
Aad s1:iy succeeding s&TTRD1Y rieTs
Nor-h hiyeS
FiEsT CAPiN"...."eso oolsTtEKAGE ..,;...."s@ o,
"a
Firs. Cabin 20 fars... - " oi"rIese 70 - y,
imlt Cabin 10 f<Hbufg - tOSieelago u hshps - W
P,,scrssf. .o o.asr6oJ 10 Ha1s. Brenc, Re,tssdsa,
Art,gsrY. c. G. equally low rs'es $1,000 - -.
F.fes sci Liverpool Queens,own' lr Cabin So $ss
slssrsre SO Those Who .sh ~ SID fOf tAsir
lrienGa can bay tickets here It these rates
zoo foruaiiOn apply tt The Conf anys onicet
JOHN u. DALI, a gent, 10. - Brcfdweyi ~ Y.
VYUE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
\ sUIP COMPANY win dispatch MONTHLY their new
AID powerful Grs;cla.s british Iron steauships
CELIA, BELLOhA. ANOCh, UNA, U.ICA,
Each 800 tnbs bnrden
be.v.en LONDON AID NEW-YCkk, calling Ut HAWKE on
la Il passage from YcIk pay.se IN UsTTKp STATE
CukREsCY: -,
$50 Second Cabin. 80 Stsefsse'''''9S'
For passrgs apply to - -,
CHAs. A. WHITLEY, a, the Office, No &c Broadway.
For ioight apply at no. - Souh-st. -
ROWLAND q ASPINWALL, Agents
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.,,nt CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
ESQ TREASURY Notes.
= s,r cen, COUPON BONDS of 1891
fos Sale ~ Market Rates
~. Courons for Novenbcs Interest on FiNE-TWENIf
sov,,s ,.ee.ved and cred ed Of mo.set rs'e Of gold
NERA1ILYE IS Co.
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T ONa ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
~ ARRANG-lfE sc. e-a.a,l'ins Nov, u iaotTieass
J.,,a..si, su1 lfusf L. H. m.FIdsTs end Sa' n
day,s D "a risios br-eu!eli' SO ltso"f ipons'
49, 'nf Ei s,.iaua Ior lap ~ a NJ snd y IN
Tsr 81 e. ~ ~ o. III and 2. Ior Jamaica 1t
al ~ : Gli aid p. n. oil,
SUNDAY LAt a. ION iliilN-lof l'iP 81 si'o a, M,
O., afbsl ..ofuns :. 81 sicLons Ils 0r this isAn At
excursion sa-cs. II, a,
a. fEAsDtiIs, superintendent
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hIVIDEND.--The CHEMUNG RAILROAD
IL CO,fPANT hsve ti- day made ~ ARIEKLI DIV
SENO o. TWO PER CE,T payable on demand, free Of
Es,,r. u. Tax TIC Office o. the Pax 20 Insurance
:. ". BAKER, Treasure, no ten.
N,w.Y ork, Dec. !, 1865.
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IRVING HALL.
L Mile. LOUISE KROIIKOWsKA, Piinst
le.Iectfu.ly announces her hfst
GRAND CONCERT
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. 3, 1853
On which occa ,on the following, aftisisw vii! ssshti
Madame IN LuSsAH soprano
biz. -. (. CAA.rbELLI L.IitSns
Together with
FULL. ORC HLSFEA,
Under tho direction Of
Mr THEODORE THOMAS.
sisnos ABELLA, accom-. lnyinG
Tlcie,s 50 cents.
Eeseryed seht, 20 cents extra
Nm lie Al the Ai.tin Sores.
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NOR BOSTONand pROVJDENCE. via NEy.

ENOR BOSTON ami PROVJ DENCE,y via NEW
" PORT sni FALL RiVEN.-'rhs splendid and superior
. -euleT .Et hOpOLii, Opt brown, lcsses hew-York
every TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at 4
o. .osf l. end the EMPIRE STATE, Csp. Brlyton,
MoSuAi, NtE 4sDhf, aui Friday, II O'clock p NJ
ffor ii,r No. Nfgfh River
e-ocffr roons VIII os rega-de1 secured 20 any app
csat aii j l!ic Iarlg slll have le.u g-ii i5r.
Trt TO Be,,on 3 forwarded though with great dispatch
'by ~ Express !ieisl, Rain.
L. .IIILEglED, AGENT: 10. 7, Broadway.
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|, GENCY for the SALE of
U. S. FIvt.-lNvENrY BONDS.
Once o.
ptREE s.. BOWOOtN,


ms $40 SIX PR CENT BONDS,
r. ii poulinsons ccIsciy hand and reaay Tor irIne-
- A. CIV Il par al interest 10 Brokers and bankers
n. rt.. ccranis son ais Cd.
Sc nd bonds boa. I'D sold on COMMIT sor 81 the
s,sie-s Board Mercantile paper aud osrs negotiated
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der part of our goods to the Western San;
tary Commmission, and have similar ar,ann.
ments with them for the supply Of our troes,
west of the Mississippi. We have at nressp.
three active and efficient agents 10 the ssId :.
aid in carrying out this plan, and we have ON
tire confidence of its success. Its obvious ad.
vantsges cannot fail to commend it to YOU, m
qualified approval and hearty CO operation.
You know what articles are of value in tho
Hospital, but at present those most needed ara
shirts, drawers, comforters, bed sacks, pillows
butter, corn starch, farina, &c, &c. Money will
procure many of the necessary articles in the
larger cities, cheaper than in Iowa, and eyerv
dollar sent our Treasurer for this purpose viii
be SO applied. Ali our expenses, agents, ie
are paid by the State. w .
It is worse than useless-its absolute waste
Ito send any thing to particular regimens
by this means than aay other In every cass
direct "Iowa Sanitary Commission"
Care OF F. F. Elmendorf, McGregor; VIM.
Davenport C. Marble, Burlington McGayic
Chittenden & Co.. Keokuk, or Council Bluffs
Sanitary Commission, Council Bluffs.
Paste list of colt onts on the box aud send du.
plicate to our Office at Davenport, aud freight
bill by mail to the agent to whose care the goods
may be consigned. Mark on each box the num-
Der thereof, and the name of the Society send
ing it. sesi 'ggH .afE
Send money to Hon. 81. Price, Treasurer Iowa
Sanitary Commission, Davenport, Iowa, and all
communications to "Iowa Sanitary Commission
Davenport, Iowa" ar a.a3
a3 ]. C. HUGHES,
G. F. MAeouK, Sec'y. PresL
A. J.KYSkTr, Corresponding Secretary and Gen.
erai Agent Iopa Sanitary Commission,
DAVENPORT, Iowa, January Cd, 1858.
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IOWA SANITARY COMMISSION
CIRCULAR mo. 10Y


From the Ioua Sanitary Commission 10 the sever
al Soldiers Aid Societies in the State.
The necessity for Hospital supplies was never
more pressing than now. Over One Hundred
Thousand sick and wounded Soldiers are In hos.
pital, and in consequence of the large force lust
going into service the number is increasing
Of these Iowa has her full share I'VE regret to
say that the contributions of Hospital supplies
instead of increasing with this increased de-
mand, have rather fallen off. The people seem
to have become weary in we'll doing. Shall
public sympathy and aid be withdrawn from our
gallant Soldiers? Shall thore who suffer in on,
cause be left to perish? .as3asa % !.
= We are not ignorant Of some ofhthe cases
which have produced this tagging of public
sympathy, this falling off of Sanitary Supplies.
Some real abuses, in the Sanitary dep ,rt meiii,
greatly exaggerated liz many cases. and unreal
ones trumpeted abroad have not been the leas,
of these. In the brief limits of Circular ike
this, we caanot enter into an explanation or re
futation of any. But we soemnly issue you
that of the articles committed to our care, ac-
cording TO- our directions, exceeding il value
$25, 000-we have no information, or reason "a
believe that any have been lost or misapp'ied
We deem our arrangements for forwarding
and distributing as perfect as they can be. we
consign othe Chicago Branch u. s. Sanitary
Commission. They receive and forward ou,
goods to their depots in the field, or 70 any
point we may direct, free of CHARGE. and ou,
agents, and the surgeons and chaplains of our
regiments are authorized to draw upon their
supplies and upon any depot Of the u. s. SAM
tary Commission, ae may BE- necessary to meet
the wants Of onr sick and wounded. We Or
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az Semmes, the commander Of the pirste
Alabama, is said to have been in the U. s. Navy,
receiving pay, for thirty years. The rascal says
he found the Government so oppressive that he
could not live under it, and SO he turned pirate.
TAMpERrNG WITH s'GRErsBAcks."-Af fellow
went into store in Chicago on Saturday even.
ing and purchased a.trihe for which he rendered
what purported to be twenty dollar Greenback,
and obtained his change, eighteen dollars, in
other bills Shortly after his departure it was
discovered that the bill had been raised from a
one dollar Treasury note, and very badly done
atthat. 1t will do no harm 20 examine all bills
before receiving them. A little attention may
ps Sfssefs, ioss. o. a--aEzfoM ysbpy ss;rai baa
eBuRIAL.-Gen.aJoh John B. Wyman, of Illinois
who fell at Vicksburg, was buried with military
honors at Amboy in tina. State, on Saturday last
A special train from Chicago conveyed the Ole
Light Guard Of that city, and numerous citizent
to tAmboy, to assist In doing honor to his re-
mains. = s.. La. s' -. .aeata ss51sa 80, on
eB John Lavender, Esq, an old and prom.
inent citizen Of st. Louis, was buried there q
Sunday last. ~ - ~ '' - s"3 q 80
I lttA Gen. James h. Lane Jim Lane, Of Kan
sas, was in st. Louis on Saturday last. anu
Z PsoAoEloH. Captain St. Clair, Morton, ha
been promoted by the President to- Brigadie
General, for his distinguished gallsutry Il Ii,
battle In front Of Nurfseesboro'. 'aalhss a aes
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Adams County Protests Against q Draft
QUiNcY, Iowa, Jan. 9Th, 1858


To le Editor of Hd0k-E Eye :r-'--------,,-
\ DEAR Sra: Adams County having been pub
Iished in the report Of the Adjutant General as
deficient in her contribution of men to the ma
tional cause, the matter was taken up by the
Board Of Supervisors at their late session. The
result is embodied in the following Memorial
to the Governor, the publication of which in
the Hawk Eye is respectfully requested by the
Board. Yours truly, JAMES Morris.
Memorial Of the Board of Supervisors of .Adans
County, loaca, to His Ezeeuency Governor
Kirkwood
.sf.ag,a =. .a, QUINCY, Jan. 7:h, 1853.
How. STA: Your memorialists beg respectful
ly to your Exceleney the sense of injury felt by
the people of this county at their being publish.
ed as defaulters on the number of volunteers
asked for by the Federal Government, and
threatened with the consequences of draft
The people Of this county, since the breaking
out of the rebellion, have been earnest and 10y
al in their devotion to the Union f
AS evidence of this, while the number of men
required was 11S, the county has furnished l45,
being an excess of 80.
The following is statement of the disposal
Of the entire number: Co. q, 4th Infantry, 81
men; Co. D, 2sth Infantry, 60 men; in 4th Cav.
airy, men; in other regiments, II.
By some means, which may be learned at the
Adjutant Generals Office, these facts have been
ignored, and the corrections forwarded to that
Office remain unnoticed. Your memorialists
therefore pray your Excellency to cause the facts
to be established, and thus vindicate the good
name Of the county. And your memorialists
will ever pray, &c. a
Signed, on behalf of the Board
47t 81 j. G. ROBINSON Chm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17
HOSPITAL REPORT.

Below we give the report Of J. G. Todd, State
agent, of the discharged and deceased Iowa vol.
teers. from the Keokuk Hospitals from January
5th to January 9th, inclusive. UE
DISCHARGED gaf
Ream Emanuel, D, Sd Jan 6, gun shot recev.
at the Battle of Corinth, Oct f.
Stillwell John, D, seth, jar. Z, want of ply
steal ability S.- az 9--E
Harris W Il, h, seth, Jan. Z, Chronic Rhum..
tism. ~ @#a".A
stapleton Ephraim, G, seth, Jan.y7, Chronic
Bronchitis. ri !Irfr, as r5Fs.-T
Stock Richard /, 10th, JAM. I, loss of right
eve at Battle of Corinth.
Parker Jerry N, F, I'd, Jan. 8, gnn shot wound
received at Battle of Corinth. .s#
House George F Corp, F, 7tb, JANE Chronic
DIED.
Bates Washington. I, seth, Jan 3, died on
the Hospital boat Sunny Side, from St. Louis
here. r&s 5000 f#l ENhEt a44
Collen n T, A, 31st, Jan. s, Typhoid Fever
De Witt Barnett, B, 9th, Jan. 0, Typhoid Fe.
yer. .- $3.50 "- ftH.If
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Knows IT ALL,-After a formidble array Of
figures, the Dubuque Herald Of the 9th inst,
gravely sets down the loss Of Rosecrans in the
battle of Murfreesboro', in killed, wounded
and captured, at the trifing number of thirty
thousandt 1t is also Of opinion that the whole
affair was I" one of the most disastrous to, our
arms, ~ Of any during the war l. Rosecrsns is
chasing Bragg, after giving him q terrible
drubbing,, That's thetrouble With The Herald
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

cT The Chicago Tribune's Nashville dis
patch of the 9Th inst, says that 1000 rebels
we're made prisoners by Rosecrans at the battle
Of rNurfreesbroro'. 1t also says that Rosecrans
was pushing on after Bragg, and that the enthu-
siasm of the army for its commander was un-
bounded. '-'.' .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

~ The semi annual dividends declared by
the New England Railroads and Manufacturer's
corporations, payable in Boston, on the first Of
this month, are said to amount to about seven
millions of dollars. This is more than double
that OF the last six months of 1851. aagl
/ C. B. & @. RAILRoAD.-The work on the East-
cru branch of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, from Aurora to Chicago, has
been commenced, and we understand will be
pushed forward with vigor. When completed
the company will have an independent road en-
tirely. At present it uses the track in common
with other companies at that end of it.