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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
IAdycyiisouen,.i
4 BAD HnEATH is tAe

4 BAD BREATH is Tie greatest curse ,he
human family i. heir TO- How may lovers u h-' 'ei f'su,
. ,1uv frend oreyer parted. III. 1ect l. 40 .'ie
-, ,,, fi. will not mention H. aud you are i-o flh'
~ In. lot yourseil To eject ocsl cnie n.' 'n
-, qno Low Elss' a den'ii-ice MINT aj nih hih@
$50 picaion. remoVin ~ IAN riiuie "
fr.lcs the akin .o't and white. oodOya " 's.s
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WnAr on ABE sAYS-Aftcr the election Of
4 uitei States .y.ntfOTs ycatcgCay Tie Hon H. H. Il
.James0n 81 st LOuis teleWapAed .hc result 20 De
president; in reply 81 following dispatch received,
hAsHlAtIOS, nov. Lis o. D..
MN. H. 81. j. JAazsog. J'ge'.yn Cta
You're saving Brow1 h1d Hcnc'ron afe elected Sen.
stors A. fef.fyed uDdrfs tbs is and o. Il b.
kDocil.s besfs ilelfJ o. sone poTpo'e. 3. Li,IOLh
MN M s.sie ..c,'. a.i. ~
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PICTURE SAIT.--i collection oi European
palriiues. made ly Me,sr. D,r HleA 4 Co. and COM
Irslnr come excellent works from tic rinios of vci
kaoan artists au lo fo.i % aucila o. 81 slt ard TO
moirov urlt 90 Gc old Duns.lorf Gallery No. 81
Moadgfy Blyt-s lr gai,I.,s public ar private.
fho4d De- aware ol ilI olP4iuDiy 90 md really ,dn'
.c lcures without paying eroIiitalt Sums ior tlcm.
There are several good copas 81 Mycr Won Bremen
he subjects q which ere pleasing nld Tie handling
Characteristic. "cs, by tlo Esoolilc." numbered %
on iic cltlogue @ original ly tAls alt.si, and "a
cops specimen Of his manner No. l12. By Gcaelrciap
ao deserves much attention Tie lcsh is Lno Ia color
the shadows ore pure aud ilc whole a yofy sa.lfic
tory work ycrboookho,cn. 30. lio. rs a rroup Of
sheep beautifully painted. This ar;..rs animals are
d,loncdly celebrated abroad. and connoissours will
and !t worth wla 90 examine H. 49, carefully HcaFly
tho same rc4aTas wll nppJ 10 painting oi fowl BY
Couturicr No. II. There is good specimen By him.
umilr in subject in the Artits Fund exhibition. llt
this one viii not suiier from n cowparifon herewith.
Two Achcubnchs. Nor. T. and ~. must not De passed
b. nor mu.i the lover Of art overlook number of very
fin, works from DE pencil Of ". Mycrhc.m. Ilsyiows
o. cities are Htcr,alng from thc oSaoncss e. all who
hayo been abroad ard la "Nailot Day" So If.
" rcafants," &c. No. I25 ana otrcr. are no lcss
worthy ~ pIeisc. The collection flt or embraces pie.
lures ly Robbie, DE Noife Martin. uad several ic.s
known but tlste,ul aud succeisfl artists Tie sale
VII be conducted by H. II. Leeds q Co.
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IAdyeftiseD.nt.i

Hoprs AND HELPs, AIMS AED AIDS, AND ihE
wAYs OF Lipg the title of really useful bookfIlee ~
for both s,Ae. and every age. FowLsn "sLLs NO. 40
IoadNay
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MOT ALCOHOLIC.

Nor ALCOHOLIC. --fo)
4 BIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HoogLANDs
GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepsted by
Dm. c. NJ JACKSON, Phladelphis. Pa,
WILL EFrycTuALLr ccnE
LIvEE COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA, and
JAUNDlcA
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES IN
THE KIDNEYS AND ALL DISEASES
ARIsIyG FROn 4 DISORDERED
LIVER Or STOMACH
ssCon,ipa.
ton, Inward
Piles, fuluess Of
Blood O ,h, Head Acidy
Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart,
burn Disgust for Food FGllnes or
Wesh, in the Stomach, Sour Eruc,a,ion,
Sui.ng " Fiuttering at %" iIt oi the stomach,
svimri.s Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult, Breathing
Fr,tcrng 1t the Heart Choking susocs,ns sen.s,ors
when ii, d wing posture Diulness Of Vision, Do,s OF
web. before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain In
H.. Head DeGeiency Of Precipitation, Yel'
iosnes, the SKIN and Eyes, Pain IN
the side, Back. Chest, Limbs.sc,
sudden Fiu.bes Of Heat,
Burning 10 tie FleIa,
Constant uigin-
Ig. Evil
Great Depression Of Srr,s
And vii. yo.ii.reiy proven. YELLOW FEVER, BlLI0Us
FEVER &c.
Tl.sy contain
20 ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY.
They will cuRs the above dIeses ia ninety nine o.,
Of hundred.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO sTEEScTSEs
YOU
DO yOr wAsT GOOD APPETTE'
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR CoNsTITu.
TiOs,
DO YOU WAIT 70 FEEL WELT
DO you WAIT TO GIT RID OF Nervousness
Do YOU WANT ENERGY
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL,
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEELIyGi
II YOU DO. n,e noOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs
gso, M R.v J. Newton Grown D. d.. Eeor OF the Easy.
coyedi4 Of Religion hEowle-ze
Although not 1posrl % favor y commend FaSn Ned.
c.aes ia ssn-.. through tlii o. tAtr mzseifL' .ai
81 .. So ~ ~ % s4cieB. rets.ns 1Ay slai may nd
try O. ,ls aicE be ocug r e % nave rcessG hon
ly 2c pei oa, "a tie AoFe Tat ne may thus eoarosh
o. Che 5lns.l n Others. - . -,
d. tisu r. rrady IN regard 20 Hoofards German Bs
.- n-.nsrs y d. l. NJ JacksoB q this city, becsgss Wa
pr-4icel them ior r-uy years under Tie IMPRESSION
ia, tl~y of. chiefly arool mixture an inceosed TO
sv a. ~ Toasr sh0culaisr lr he removal o. tA.pe
ri.s br - nsl teas and oE clcorrs- tnfnt % y! 1hs
she ring from -res; ard long continued cesiry Tie
m ID if.r bottles ltse L.cs rt The 0eunn. q ne pres
t vrr - followed ty syitg. relief snd RESTORATION to
iesi., of bodily and inertia. yigo- Which bad not i iitu
rltt eflrr Lnd hsi slacst 4sf lied o. rezlnls ihefS
fr tf1l tfol .ta ny ,re- 49,. crng 20 ihc gse Ok
then. > ~" AVN phS""
Philadelphia Jano % 1851
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fsdv.rti.rul.pf,l

ILLUSION WIGS AND JoUPEES.-Japoh'a vi
the Socetc iycuique fp csion aud ann hs '"' i
C,,rcral Dcpo, q. h. EArET, No. Ja3 broad"1y'
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sAyBArr scrooL TnrryAL AT PLyiioUTn

ShYDATU SCU0oL IlNrIVAL TT ILYMOUTn
Cnurcn-Laat evening Plymouth Clulch. Will It's Sab
bath School. lecture room ard plrl9is, WAS aGnin
opened for o confirmation Of tho sabbath School lca
iilal and welcome of Nh eccacr Tie Interest seem
al unabahatod and tAc several rooms wcro fcarccly
icss crowded than on tho previous evening. In tho
intervals between tLc several performances Of tho band
and the exhibitions u tho atcIcorilcon, in accordance
With ilc programme. tho Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr,
accompanied by Prof Roswell T. Hitchcock and Mr.
Bel. came upon tic platform and afier renewed vel
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ItLv.r,...n-.nil

EVERY LADY should secure one OF Nlnc'
Dyrortsrs xPrRiaL nRRss kLFvAT3n2 They afen 'h9''
,dg,I m be- L % most convenient, sconpncol and r",t ~,
,.t. for r.i.ing tho dre.s grace'uly aua un"Ty Al
roufl .,,g introduced Price - ccns no ~ b'9sa"A1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

B0tRD or CoUgTY CAEyASsErs. This Board
met yesterday noon for tic purpose settling hoqncs.
lion in regard 10 the disputed returns Of The Xh Dis
iricf Eighth Ward. Judge McCunn was present wiki
lie, u.s. Chalc.i. Gerard. aud Clinton ns counsel while
Justice Boswonl was represented BY Mosrs. Graham
and Burrc Tic President having called the Ioard TO
der, Mr Blunt reminded the gcntlomcn that the funeral
or o wife Of Supervisor Davis which tLoy bad resolved
to attend tool place in the afternoon. aud that under
ilc clrcrmainnccs II would DO impossible 70 proceed
viii the casr. On motion OF Mr.. Tweed, tho Board AL
loaned un.i 10 ocloci thia morning.
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The STAGE DRiyrR-The adjourned meet

The STAGE nRlyTRs.-1he adjourned meet
ire 81 ihe Stage Drivers was hold on Tpcsd, l o. %
l.. o,..cL "a CogcFa ll nt tho coIltrof lll.t aye
nac AID Eleventh street, NJ. II. F.t..nuor 'n tie
chair and Joseph Claripr Secretary. 1lu Conn ..ft,
appointed on Sunday reported that tie following lines
u stages had granted the demand ior iu,fr,d pay.
Madison Avenue. Krckohockcr lines Consolidated
lines. East Eroadway Second street. AID Jcroy Icuy.
None Of tlo other lines WIS heard of 90 ho tr.o a.
meeting. + motion was ilen made % form Nea.
York Stage Drivers Association FOR mui- projection.
Mr. .tlir -s f.om the Twenty third stree. ine made
f,w remarks u tie course 81 which ho stated titt
when ho called nlpn the employers. lo va. told hat
be- coli n'tll lave another days voik on th'ir lnc
IT, Aol.l laF. divers Wol'd ttind Us one, otl.r IKE
men. Dft,r plulu.rd tai badges D. HDiu o. atlln.
rufh 300 nom c0untIymtn 20 BE- employ rd hy tuo ,J-
preio 10 Nus f.folscd that nil drivers BAo nHl not
been allow ID tho advanced pay be- requested &C. stop
work nrt that Committee DO aplo.ntod to hr ut tAc
sever dcIo lu the morning and Inform the drivers Of
the resolution Tic same Committee Wns expected 90
act n COM etion 9TH The Police uuthotio e. INT
Stop 90 unieenaod stage driving. The moeilng thenI
adloluncd 10 sunday next Yesterday motAi0c u tlc
stages out and IN motion ns usual tho prnpctors
having Hcc'dcd to the advance making the pay uf Tie
drgCrs s 80 pc day. The drivers on the flih-aycnue
line have not request ted nu ncIcAc Of paw AID thO.r on
the Grand ifrct and Jersey Ferry line ln,o ptcd
tie bolsca proposal oi working ior Sl % per day.
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4 grand concert viii be given tbs evening oi
the Church Of Tie purians urdr tAe leadership NJ
A. Dispeoker.
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Great Depression Of srri''.

And vii. Fo.i.re,y prevcn. YELLOW FEVER. sILIovs
FEVER, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

WoMHss LOYNL NATIoEAt lAAGyB-NIs.
r. Cody stanton and Susan T. Anthony will address
the citizens of ihc sixteenth Ward at O'Clock tho
rrhur,day) evening at Hlveib-frrfs iInl No ~
Eighth ascnuc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

FATAL fALL.-Alargarct O'Iricn, 60 years OF
age lnciy residing at No. Jg3 Grand street fe fom
second ttoTy window o her residence to the pavement
wile taxing ~ clothes line. inlictng inJucs ilon
" ljch she died.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

ALLEGED LARCEgY or .JEwIIIy.--Oliccr
Towns col the Fourh Precinct ON Wednesdn, arrcs cd
n young hnn named JOIN Cuids. nu5 "Iezcnrc" ("
alias Sullivan. Oh the complaint of William Delnmrc
keeper oi % convert snloon NJ No. 10 North William
street vino chnrnes Curtis with stealing from hin, n
watch aud ,iuin Valued at $500 and II diamond rud
garnet blcaatpu valued ~ sJOO lie was held Tor 40.
animation, - Justice Bowling. at the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

Ms AUGUSTA DARcoS, ably assisted. VIII
rive o Public Reading ai Doiroi'lf I'D bsoadeay
20 morrow evening M.s naTrun ii ole oi ilc vol
N ladcs Whose caI acty 20 read wc is n.t spoiled by
foadng in public aHd iloio Who h.ve not ye! heard
l,r may participate IN uuc it''icciuh pleasure by
deyotins morrow oycn.ng 90 ici rcal.as Ilote "Ao
have Leafd lcs vii NOS need tl.s -sg,iilon.
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TArAILY IvIrnrn nY A TrNnrn-Cnrornr

FATALLY INJURED BY A FENDER-C Coroner
Colin on NcGne day held an inquest at ito NcW.Yotk
Hospital Ga The body of Charles \. Church Il native
O! tins state. who was accidentally killed on board Il
canal hoat 90 flcI No. East River. Tncsday. The
deceased ondca'Orng to avoid a collision lih "A
barge wl.eh WAS bong ioNod out OF tho Elm and
while doing the rDpo attached TO fender gave wny
and tie heavy peco ~ timber iilliug ON bis head
cfunled him VITA iii weight A verdict of accidental
death waa rendered
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Tnr Nirioy4I Mluoaill Ion SolDirEs

real5 lgra,.l aad Alat..nry g. -iel National
Mo~o... ir. i.,a taoaa GOO e' ly vs.. ~ br,lr. solo
rrea' SO l.s. Ielil Street, Sca'iofi. j. la DO.
slga,l 10 LaI iAo names - isar and t'ccas'f 'ol
lrss VIII The names ~ &C. iermrail thcy pari and
Go b.t.s t4ry n.fll Tho four carur-l hold hgurra
emhemaio q Waf. Victory. jgstce. aai Liberty. ~
tie top b. frcn tAe coi q arns n e ti.on vih to
u.Lsa4. h.a.es nruoaaici ~ iAo American eagle.
1le oval oel,rr s surrounded iy le coat = arms oi
each eiiic and Territory aul iisiy .3sr golden stars
ere lYs.-k.ed over h.-e tlg IL4f iac engraving Is
eo -. ly printed 10 ol cHlnrr. Copies dc.irnei g.
lonor tic nofy q tie dc.i sfe i,rlrfcd wiA black
tloe .0r itc living are ht iat ViA Die. u h soi4
4 tle lowc' price 20 nain'l aad 4a..el snd'f' by
BON tle Eoaa r.A De- nste /. u4l t.-atr.s D. "a
welcome v.for in ctry io-s. Hiale h,hl.s Aa, le-a
mad sscaai h, tie var
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20 ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY:

Try vl The above dIeses IA ninety nine ea't' dst
OF hundred.
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FryrnsL Of EuGryr Qvrsyr-Thc funcrnl
Of i.arce Q4clfe political fee formerly 'itof o'
Tls N-.cy Ee-ih.ss iout p.re y'rfeilag a. oc.nsk
from L.s lato ic,id,lce. SO. so Wooii"f street.
number - Die por.oaai and ,l.iCa fficlis inoGaiag
several Frcnch scaus4en q d.fuucioa were IFcirn'
Ifc Lccsarl ras aoy,lu % aFo uara lo itei. H.
f,iu.rs wc.o it,-r,d ia Go N.s 41f- Aly ccme.es.
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SAIg op WORKS oP AEr.-Locds \ CO. VIII
is evening soll A. auction o. tle puse!4pri Gallery
ai - number of magnificent oil paainr' be.ns iAo en-
iro collection of Messfi. Lal Black Co.. pgfcAascl
by tlcm % Europe i.om tho artists thrmac'cs Ilc
cob, ton embraces the uoris u Actclbac. 'efbneck
blca. Mcyc. yoa Bremen. ColtarioT. l"bbc. Martha.
and others. To f4'o ~l Dc flashed ioHos.yS
evening".
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Trr SrpsrvIsoRs' fuyp --Fifeen thousand
dollars WIS ,rl,cII1cd 20 tits fund yesterday ny
e oN,w.Yolk Iidy." 1hus tar $4,000 has been SUD
cred 10 the - oo0 600 and the Controller THINKS 1hat
h. viii b. aide t. furnsl tie money az i4si as TIE
Committee viii have need ior i
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from his post Of duty fer'ene single day.
We are plessed-and take this method Of
expressing ito see hue merit aud faith
falness recorded. His promotion meets
the unqualified approval Of every member
Of the regiment. while the members Of
his old company CO. are pleased over the
promotion of their favorite Captain. They
deplore, and feel deeply their own loss.
An ENLIsrED MAN.
Camp Bloomington, Mo-, March 18th.
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MAI. n. p. 0peAlnaan, a aIAe Ten cav.
aAryy -. VoluA teeFo.
EDIroR GATE CRY The officer whose
name heads this brief notice was short
time since promoted from Captain.
Major Spellman has proved himself By
an ansiring faishfulness 70 duty and tn,
the perils incident to war through which
he has passed, to b every inch soldier,
and one who has the intsrest of biz eoun.
try truly at heart. At the breaking ost
Of the rebellion he VAS among the lirat to
volunteer to help suppress it. He took
An honorable and astivs part in the Home
Guard service in Northeast Missouri, and
commanded . company At the battle Of
Athens. after which time be returned to
Warsaw, LII. and succeeded in missing .
maximum company for tho three years
service. He participated At tho battis Of
Lone jack, No.. - which time 10 was
wounded. He he's been constantly xith
his company ever since it, iormsioa-
nsithsr business nor pleasure calling him
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Forsythe, Mo-, March Is, '63.
Lieut.. s. B. Gurnsey:
SIR-I have the honor to report that
the resolutions drafted by committee have
been read to the members Of Company
NJ, LIST Iowa Cavalry. and unanimously
adopted.
Yours, &c.,
i. A. DUEHAM,
LIST 1t. Comd'g.
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Hdq'rs Co. D, 10th Iowa Vols, !
March 18th, '63.

q. b. Guernsey, A. Ad7t. DC:
l have the pleasure Of reporting to you
- Secretary Of the meeting adopting the
above resolutions, their unanimous adop.
ton BY company D. with three rousine
cheers. Your obi serv't,
HARRIsoR SMITH,
LIST 1t. Comd' & Co. D.
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HIDES Co. F, 10th Iowa Vols, !

H'dq's Go. F, 10th Iowa Vols, !
March Is, '63.
SIR have the honor to report that
the above resolutions were duly submit
ted to my men, and unanimously adopted.
Your most ob't serv't,
JOHN BIRD,
Capt. Co. F.
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Lieut.. S. B. Guernsey:
The above resolutions have been sub
mlttsd 70 company C, and unanimously
adopted, with three rousing cheers.
Respectfully, DO, 1t. ]. s. GRAY,
Comd'g CO. C.
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'dq's Co. A. 10th Iowa Vols. }
F0rsythe, No. March Is ,6a /

LIuTEsAr-l have the pleasure Of
reporting that the above resofut;ons -.
submitted TO vote Of my Company. and
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H'dq's Co. G., 10th Iowa Vols.,l
March IL. '63.

LIEur-The above preamble and reso-
lutions were impartially submitted to my
Company, and were unanimously adopt
ed. Respectfully.
A. M. TAYLOR,
Capt. Co. G.
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TEAS TEAsli TEAsI +!

II
We havs on hand silYssnoek ofnne Teas. sseul
uen--conSiss1ng Of kN FsVNF.
kxtra nns lGpsrial q. r. and Yossg ursea.
VERY ans Highly Scented ooiong
very dse6Abts kayfsa krexktset Tss
un1ubers4 1Avan Tsa-
This - the bess aud cal, pure Tea l1as IL Asaral
The sAestens qsAlity ~ this hsU Tss eUuAl11n1 =
tee fsct tsst In tts preparation there L. a sntira
sencs Of sstinea ksst and oiai peissnous isereni1
commend itsla - q MI ss snsL xhs uAds ~. :
ca es iUsAa " ~ Isu ID ~ hAif eaAssA a
k0bkk1t0k AcQUkHN.
nsHS-d - Main S.seet
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H'dq's Co. H, 10th Iowa Vols, !
March Is. ,63. {

Lieut.. Gmrnsey:
STR--The above resolutions were read
to my Company, and by them unanimous
ly adopted, with three cheers for the res
olulions, and three groans for the Cop
perheads Of Van Buren, county.
Your ob't scrv't,
I. w. RICHMOND,
Capt. Co, H.
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LIVE STOCK.

Droversa and Farmers vii Ind this The poe taAvan.
tagsousrcute for 1--we STOCK. Cspacious Yavd, d,
wssered and supplies with every eenvsais ,hass
been opened itsconnociions and evsyy
whore will be found every coavsDiesee for fssdise
and restine, ~ choice 10 offered Of the YaIIA DIE
PHIA, NkW Y0kK And BALTIMORE MAKKYT
This will sso be found the shortest quick sss A
meat route Tor stock to New Yertfvia Alion.
tewnl-and vita fever cha ngssthan any oiAeg.
kNOCH LEWIS ,6snsrsiSupt. Altoona p
H. L. HouPT, Gen. Ticket Ayt ,PAiladslpAls.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gsasrxf Freight Assns,
en1dAw PhiiadoaD AAn.
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H'dq's Co. Il, 10Th Iowa Vols, J
March Is, '63.

Hdq'rs Co. B, 10th Iowa Vols, Inftl
Forsythe, M.., March IS, '63.
SEcY II have the honor to report
that the above resolutions have been sub
mitted to . vote of my company, and
adopted without dissenting voice, with
three cheers for the stars and stripes.
Respectfully your obi servan.,
J. N. Woons,
Lieut.. Commanding Co. B.
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XXANTED.

4 lev god hasd. Who uadsrstssA making Doors,
Ssh 1lsndss .AsntSinG. Ac.s ~ nashasry. .1sae
neod apply except rood aneNih WoykUan. s 80
MILL. sf7fT ---.--3es = - -
KsOiuk, March 20. Iess-dIw
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Daniel Kent, Lieut Col. eoml' & station.
John Bird, Captain, Gu r.
J q Woods, Lieutenant, 90 b.
-. Gncrnsey. Lisut and Acting AdIt.
william Adams, Captain, 90 X.
VIM u Gil, lst Lieut., 90 X.
Crosby, Capt CO n lst Iowa Cav.
l. sIoantksT, ASK aud Acttne surgeon
= Taylor, Captain, CO G.
= ktchmonl, Captain. 60 H.
Geo " somsrstls, Lisasenant, Co Il.
WIN Dsfreest. Lisut co ,. ist Iowa Cav
! Bennett. Lieut. and Rsgimsntal w N
IL sprott, LIST LleatsnAnt, % 4.
Henry II Asrtin, Lieutenant co
Jos Foster. LIST Lien 90 b. let Iowa Cav
horvili Powell, Lieutenant 20 4.
Woodford, LieuIsnant % O.
Aionse Y Parker, Lseusenaut COT.
Danaam, iss Lieut. % y. Isa Iowa Cav
Z scoM yordon. Lieutenant % B.
y. Wright, Lisutenen nj % q.
John Grey, Lieutenant GO g.
Levi Fisher. Lieutenant CO r.
haffisoa emith, Lieut. snant, esmd,r - d.
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let 1t. Comd'g Go. A.

Fosythe, Mo-, March Is, '6s.
Lismt. s. B. Gxyasey:
SrR-I have the honor 10 report that
the resolutions drafted by committee have
been read to the members of Company b,
LIST Iowa Cavalry, and unanimously
adopted.
Yours, &c.,
VIZ. III. DEFRUsT,
Cd 1t. Comd'g.
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H'dq's Co. l, 10Th Iowa Vols, !
March, ID, '63.

IL az 8 20. 1, 18TH Iowa OlS.,
March, l3, '63.
ApJT.-The above resolutions were
submitted to Company l, and unanimous
ly adopted.
Respectfully yours,
ALoSzo Fl. PARKER,
Ii. Comd'g Co. 1.
Hdq's Co X, 10Th Iowa Vols,
March 10, 1868.
LIEuT.-The above resolutions have
been submitted to Company X, and unan-
imously adopted.
Respectfully your obi serv't,
WILLIAM L. MURPHY,
LIST Sergt. Comd'g Co. K.
H'dq's Co. L. 10Th Iowa Vols, !
March Is, '63. {
Lieut.. s. B. Quincy:
/ have the honor to report the adop
ton, by my Company, of the above reso
buttons without . dissenting voice; tn
oaiy objection made was, that they wer,
not clothed in language sufficiently bite
to express their detestation of Northern
Traitors.
Respectfully your ob't serv't,
VIZ. II. Grill,
1t. Comd'g Co. K.
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unanimously adopted, with three fcusing
cheers for the Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Alexandria
News says:
Mosby, while on his way down on Monday with
his gang of guerrllas. passed within half a mile
OF a detached camp of the 81 Massachusetts cav
airy. whose headquarters are ~ Centerville. He
seems to have no fears of capture. and finds but
little trouble in penetrating our lines. On
Thursday last he captured, at Springfield. two
teams of four mules each
information has been received from the Army
of the Potomac. that affairs are apparently un-
changed. Nothing is transporting to indicate i'm
mediate operations
The enemy is in strength on the south side of
the Rauidan Gen Hills entire corps is supposed
to be there.
The enemy's pckets are on the north and west
OF our lines.
A few days ago, considerable column of
troops was observed going northward on the Blue
Ridge. perhaps forming part of the force
ported to be concentrating in the valley.
Col. Deany, recently captured by the rebels
was tached to Gov. Pierpont's staff. He was
at the time soiOurnng ut the house of a relative
several miles from Alexandria Several officers
of that army have recently mysteriously disap-
peared. Among item are Second Assistant En-
gineer Benjamin Bunce and Third Assistant En-
gineer Jesse Watson. They have. it is feared.
met with some casualty which has prevented
them from reporting their address TO the Superin-
tendent
The Missouri and Kansas delegates this after
noon, passed resolutions calling mass meeting
OF the unconditional Union men of Kansas, Iow.,
Arkansas. Missouri. aud such other States as may
choose to participate, at Hannibal. Missouri. on
the 2lSt of October. The Missouri delegation
has extended an invitation to Gen Saul, of Kan
sas. to deliver address at Turner'S Hall. St
Louis, on the l2th inst. He accepted it and will
according TO the unde standing. reply to the re-
cent speech of Gen Frank p. Blair.
The Missouri delegation has appointed sub
committee consisting OF Mr.. Drake as chairman
the two Representatives in Congress from that
State, namely, Messrs. Loan and McClurg. and
one from each OF the Congressional districts,
being IL 10 await the Presidents response to the
address which was presented yesterday. Some
OF the delegates started west,to day. Others will
reach New York TO morrow night to attend the
reception which awaits them at the Cooper Insti-
tute
Arrangements for prompt communication be-
tween Chattanooga and Washington are now
perfected and II is not supposed here in military
circles that any serious impediments will inter
fere with the reinforcing of the Army of the
Cumberland