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EARS, THHOAT, WINDPIPE,
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IT " X q EAT A N Err Q AN
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OFFICE or cnrRy ovAnTramAsrrn,I
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On the nflt and third WEDNESDAY, t2d and
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near this city, lnIIs let Of
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oondsrnsd A. uodt for put lio service.
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DENsIONs, BOUNTIEs,
i BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
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Worthless and pernicious articles are 30 often
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FIRST ,. A..
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r. This BAsx, organized under the National
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READ JOHN W. BNONhCGRS LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUhEAU or iARDsAS DOcEs,I
December 30, 1892.
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GEsrLEdEsi J have used your Bitters dur,rx
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CPE AL NOT I1OR

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NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.---W
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1NTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
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Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell.
hngs and Boardlng Houses, stores, As. Real Es-
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without charge.
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CURES opARASrsssl 4pvIcE aRArIsn

AFFIDAyIT,
Personally appeared beiorsd ms, an Alderman Of
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparations con,
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other Injurious
II. T. HELMBoLD.
Sworn Ard auEssSibed to before me, this 2sd day
OF ovembeT, 1854. WM. ?. HIBBARD, I'D,
Ninth street, above ksoe, Phlls,
, 1863-05-16
FROM MINNESOTA.


t0PcCIdl uI6pdlEQ u CHlcHSGo 1I1DQue.k
ST. PAUL, May Is, 1888.
The statement Of the Chicago 1Inaes CORES.
pondent, that settlers from Mcleod county
and Big Woods were fleeing from the State,
owing to some difficulty among the Chippe.
was, it having been copied by the Associated
Press, and sent through the country, de-
serves further mention. The chiefs were killed
because they signed treaty for the removal
Of the tribe. 1t was an old quarrel Of rival
chiefs, regulated By bad whisky, The 1ocali-
tics mentioned by the Times arc mostly twen-
t. miles distant from the Chippewa quarrel,
and equally distant from Co]l1ngwood, where
tho murders by the Indians proved false.
There are no settlers between Georgetown aud
Abcrcrombie to leave,
While this t:llse raid was in the Tirlts alone,
it was not much noticed, but when copied by
the Associated Press it creates great indisna~
tion. It was absurd, monstrou5 and infa-
nous to send the report abroad. The best
answer is that o01 emigrauts came up by the
boat last night, and this is daily occurrence.
Tic Times correspondent WAS probably happy
over Hooker's reported defeat ut the time he
wrote.
The second boat load of Winnebagoes LEFT
for Fort Randall to-day. Ninueshiek's band
come in or force would be used. They have
| made their appearance and will follow theil
brethren on Monday. This will relieve tht
State force from all but Chippcwas, Little
Crows and Sioux,
, 1863-05-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
Sr. Louis, May Is, 1853.
4 Cape Girardeau dispatch. dated to-day,
rceeivcd at headquarters, says Gen. j. Mcneil
was wounded this morning by the accidental
explosion Of small Smith and Wcsson'5 re.
volyer, which one Of his aids WAS lcxamining.
The ball, very small conical one, struck i'm
medatcly below the edge Of the left hip bone,
md g1ancing downward and backward, lodged
beneath thc large muscles forming the upper
portion Of the thigh. Had tue ball struck O
very little higher 1t would have penetrated the
abdomen and produced wound Of extreme
gravity. sit is the injury is probably not
serious, but will involve the necessity Of rest
and cessation from duty for some weeks. The
General is attended by Surgeon Martin, q, S.
Volunteers, Surgeon Of tue Post.
4 guerilla camp was broken up night before
last, within fourteen miles Of the city on the
Clayton Road. Four Of the men were taken
prisoners, but twenty-six escaped. Pursuit
Is still going on, and It is almost certain they
will be captured. Large quantities Of am1nu-
milton and quinine were discovered, also let
ters for Dixie.
James c. Edwards, former President Of the
North Missouri Railroad, has taken the oath
Of allegiance, and been released from arrest.
Rev. DR.. McAnally and B. ". Hutchinson
are the only additional rebel sympathizers
for transportation southwark, arrested to-day.
The removal Of Gen. Curtis and appoint.
mcnt Of Schofeld, took everybody by SUI
~ s-a.
, 1863-05-16
FROM R0SEcRAkS' ARMY.


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicaeo Tribane.l
NASHVILLE. May Is, 1858.
Julius Afileka, private in company E, 10th
Michigan, was executed about midday. He
enlisted Ut St. Clair, deserted and enlisted in
the lst Tennessee cavalry, and then deserted
again.
a large concourse OF military and civilians
witnessed the spectacle.
The most excellent order prevailed. His
last words, stake good ain," were needed.
Every shot took effect, and each was mortal.
He died instantly.
FROM COL. .STARKNEATHER'S BRIGADE.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.)
NuRPHEEsBono, Tenn, May Is.
On the late successful expedition, under
Colonel Hall. when he was attacked at Milton
By superior force Of the enemy, the Sd brig
ade, lst division, (Rousseau's,) commanded
by Col. Hamhright, In the absence Of Colonel
Starkwcather, was sent By forced march to
his (Halrs) assistance, and gave him mnterial
aid in rcpelling the enemy. This brigade, com
posed Of the 7?thPennsylyania,e ,e4th Illinois, 1st
and elst Wisconsin, with Bush's 4th Indians
battery, was never mentioned in one Of the
many reports published. Again, this SAINT
| brigade, commanded by Col. Starkwcathcr
! vas selected By Gen. Reynolds, although moi
Of his division, to 20 with him on the expcdi
| lion which he made toward McMinnyile late
ly. Tie brigade did Its full share ofthe duty
"Praise to whom praise, honor to whom
honor, is due"
, 1863-05-16
FROM SpRiNGF!ELD.

Especial DISPATCH to the Ehlc1So TE1oune.j
SrR1sGr1ELp, III, May Is, 1853.
II. P, Ayres, Wm. Brown aud Stephen Pax
on, Central Committee, give notice that the
Illinois State Sabbath School Convention will
meet in the Baptist Church in Jacksonville.
on Tuesday, June Cd All delegates intend
ing will be provided for by the citizens Of
Jacksonville.
The general order which was published
when the troops were Organized under the
last cau, in this State, stated that parties sub.
sisting md lodging troops, would receive not
less than forty cents per day, Many claimz
are yet unpaid, and Lieut.. Hill, United States
Mastering Officer, who Is authorized to pay
such claims, now refuses to pay more thar
from twenty to twenty-five cents. This i
great injustice to many poor people.
asTle following military changes have beer
made:
Lieut.: Col. Mudd, to be Colonel Of the ID cavalry
vice Noble.
Major Daniel D. Bush, IT,, Lieut. Col. ID cavalry
Major Thos. u Pcrrine, Lieut.. Col 1o9th, 'vies
Willard, deceased.
Iient; col Henry Case, of Winchester, Scott
Major Andrew rev !. cropsey. Lieut.. Col % 1sota
Major Owen Stewart, Lieut.. Col. OF Goth, vics
Capt: fatrick Flynn, Major OF Goth, vice Stewart
Lieut.. Col. Daniel Il. Gllmcr, Col. Of ssth. vict
coi. COL GeorseP +. Smith. Of 1seth: now with Gen
| Rosecrane, has rcsiGncd--canse disability.
II. T. Graham was declared insane bya jur,
In the Comfy Court to-day, and taken to th'
Insane Asylum at Jacksonville.
, 1863-05-16
FROM. CAIRO AND BELOW.
4 Neat Little Affair on the Ten
ntSSec.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbunc.l
CA1Ro, May 1t. 1863.
Abrilliant little af1hir occurred at Linden,
Perry county, Tennessee. on the night Of the
18th inst That place has been occupied for
some time bF Llent. Colonel Grierson, with
something more than - hundred men.
Capt Phelps, Of the gunboat fleet in that
region, has been aware ofthe rebels presence,
but had no means Of pursuing them.
On the 11th lie took On board his boat, and
carefully concealed, Lieut.. Colonel Brecken-
ridge, of the 1st Tennessee cavalry, and fifty
1--WE Of lis men and their horses After care-
fully stationing his boats 50 as to be in the
most favorable position for supporting Breck-
enridge in case of rcpulse, he landed the
gallant little cavalry force, which proceeded
at once to surprise the rebel canp-on the
night Of the 18th.
The surprise was complete. It had been
the intention Of the rebels to rally to the
Court Il House in case Of All attack, but Breck-
enridge was amongst them before they knew
it, and all their plans were frustrated.
Some attempted resistance, but the major
ity only thought how to sayc their bacon
Three were killed; thirty men aud seven Off
GERS were taken prisoners, among them was
Col. Friarson. Fifty horses and two govern
n,ent wagons we're also captured. The Court
House was burned and the whole gang COM
pictely broken up.
Capt. Phelps arrived here with prisoners
and booty this evening. The prisoners will
be sent to st. Louis on the D. G. Taylor.
which arrived from below with prisoners
Gen. Banks private Secretary arrived here
this afternoon. lie left Gen. Banks head,
quarters on the 27th ult., and is bearer Of dis
patches to Gen. Grant from Gen. Banks, hay
ing made the way round By New York.
Gen. Bauke' headquarters were at Orelousas
He is expected to advance ut once to Alexasl.
d1ia and New Iberia, cooperating with Gen.
Potter Tn the Red River, and finally. cooper
atipg with Gen. Grant.
On the way he touched ut Havana, and there
learned from both seccssiouists and British
subjects, that the British Government! Lad
ordered the destruction or capture Of rebel
rriyatoers now devastating the ocean com
merce.
Gov. Yates arrived this evening from Mcm
phls, and is yet very considerably iudisposcd
Gen. Mcdowell Was also passenger on hi
way 10 St. Louis.
WASHINGTON, Afay 15.-~Adyiccs from Gen
Grant to the Sth have been received. He ex
presses satisfaction with the appearance Of If
fairs in his vicinity, and states that Port Hud
son is undoubtedly evacuated, except by
Ern,ii garrison and their heavy artillery.
NEw YORK, May 15.-A dispatch from Cairs
Je+a 41 en- r.
1'his to Young's Polnt, are moving to reinforc
| Grant.
| They will cndeavor to cut tho railroad be
tween Jackson and Vicksburg.
| The Ficksbufg correspondent Of the jack
son -Arptal takes j gloomy view Of mattert
t He Eays Grants movements hare deceive
everybody.
/ Bragg VAS at Atlanta On the Cd.
, 1863-05-16
QUE CAVALRY RAID IN
GEORGIA..
The Rebel nlcfal Account Of tic Cap.
ture Of Col, Strci.ht.

TuLLAHoNA, Tenn, May s. 1867
To Gen. s. Cooper, .Adjt. and Inspector General:
On tho 18th of April the enemy, moving
from Corinth toward Tuscumbia, crossed
Bear Creek With five regimeAts Of cavalry and
Two Of Infantry, and ten pieces Of artillery.
Col. Roddy, commanding, fought them on tic
18th with one regiment, capturing more than
horses and caisson. losing six killed and
twenty wounded. The enemy, after bur5ing
their dead, fell back, and on the 18th were re-
iuforccd to three full brigades, the whole un-
der command Of Gen. Dodge. skirmishing
continued on the 10Th, 20th, 21st, I'D and
I'D
On the night Of tho 19i1, the enemy landed
troops at Eaetport from q l1rge number of
steamers, and burned the town. and houses
Oh several plantations. On the 2ith, Roddy
fought them. Their loss was heavy, ours
slight lie contested every inch Of ground,
but falling back before overwhelming forces,
the enemy advanced and entered Tuscumbi:.
Decatur, rs far as Town Greek.
Nothing more occurred until the 2Sth. On
that day Forest, with his brigade, having gbccn
ordered By ME from Columbia, arrived and
engaged them all day, with the loss Of one
killed aud thrce wounded; c,;! The loss Of the
On the oSth Forrest discovered heavy
force Of clvalry, under Col. Streisht, march.
ing on Moulton and Blountsvi1le. Col. For
rest pursued this force with two regiments,
iigAting him all day and night at Drivers
Gap, al Sand Mountain, with 4 luss Of iyt
killed and fifty ywounded- -Capts, Forrest and
Thompson 1t is feared mortally. The encm,
| l.ft on the field 50 killed. $50 wounded, burn
ed so Of his wagons, turned Loose 80 mule
ond.l50 negroes, and pursued his way towar,
| Dlountsvillc, Gadsden, and Rome, Ga.
On the I'D Of May, between Gadsden Ant
Rop.s, after five days and nights of tigh1in:
ard marching, Gen. Forrest captured Col
with rifles, horses, &c.
, 1863-05-16

BALTIMORE, May 15.-The bridge over the
Monongahela at Fairmount, destroyed by the
rebels come two weeks since, has been re-
stored, and railroad communication with the
West is fully rc-establfshed.
Gen. Kelly telegraphs from Grafton that the
rebels have left the line of the Parkersburs
Road, aud 1etreated South.
PH11ApElPR1A, May 1A.-The Philadelphia
GazeHe learns that Col Muliigan had Ellcu
hack to Moundsyille, twelve miles below
wheeling, and that one wing Of the rcbcl
army hai taken huddlebournc, Tyler county.
The other wing Was threatenlng, rarkerssnrs, r,
that niace. The rebels were running Of all
tic tie cattle, stock, &c Most Of the able: bodied
men Of Wheeling had gone out With the
militia, and large number OF tue business
hnnsAs we're closed
, 1863-05-16
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1

[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuue.1
MExrnls. May 10, via CAIRo 15 1868.
The Jackson 41npeal Of the 1th says there
is no definite information as to the movement
ofGnrt. Weconld learn nothing that should
have created any alarm. 1t adds: THERE'S no
necessity for a panic.
Pcmberton, 1t Is reported, made speech on
Tuesday saying that Vicksbnrg was inpreg~
nablc, and Grant was where he could not es-
cape.
The Jackson Appeal Of the sth says: The
battle Of Charlottesville was in many respects
one Of the bloodicst Of the war. The Confed-
crate loss was heavy, both Of officers aud men.
Among the prisoners is Gen. Hays, command
er Of brigade Of Couchs corps.
Tie Appeal says that Banks forces are d.
vided in three divisions. One is fortifying
Opclousas, another stationed at Chafalayo,
and the other at Baton Rouge.
Gen. Smith is reinforced, and Is conGdentiu