, 1861-11-08
THO ArE7E In Il hen*HeKy-"f.ett=r from
Size 34EA lll1A0eE.

rcFroEdeac= Of tho Chicago T.lbuuc,l
CANT NLv1x, Hardin Co, Ky, Oct. 81.
Perhaps you .7cald like to hear occasionally
flcm 't!is region Of country. At any rata
l1Gw OF few in Illinois who weuld. The
3i;h Ilincis Regiment (Col. krk) has been
here, from Muld1auE his Hill, about three
weeks. Our camp IS soG1e fzzee miles long
and contains Seine t77sEty-liye or thirty thou
sand nth. In the evening it presents the ap
pca1ance Ct q dense city. T'hil3 We have
cleared up semisec2EEion mans farm {Afr'
NefiD's) in (. more neat and elegant manner
than ary farm in Kentucky has been cleared
for half century, yet the run1or is re are
sGGn to mgve southwark Cur Men don't
zaizd doing. duty IS '' stump 1aaehiEes,''' y pEo
y;eed tie tarnsra IN Kentucky will only al-
Pxsciate the service,
There sre regiments here frcDa Ohio, Ind
ara, Kentucky, Illinois, and d brigade from
Pennsyl syl7aiis, the LAST commanded by Gen.
Nes1ey. Gen. McCook Is the commander Of
the camp. ...-
Thus far we have had bat Htt1s sickness
ecuic half 1ozen in tie hospital, a1i Gil but
GEE Of these i'll from transient in1iru1iies.
That one, Brewer E6get, eyed 10, from Lee
county, was shot last Saturday hy fellow sol
MiIie ball passed Through the lover lobe Of
the left lung, and made its exit little one side
Of the spine. The boy is doing well aud viii
doubtless recover. This is the nearest eny Of
the 34th Regiment ha7e come to the river Jor-
dan. We have three Or four cases Of measles
| pow OF hand, all Of mild character. The men
| maintain 8 unity Of sentiment towards their
| officers, and large respect for item; each
| soldier is puntlE;ous il duty, lest he should
| fail OF tEeir appreciation
Il is understood the paymast9r is here, when
| We hope to psy Our debts AID have little
| mercy in our vest pocket.
We have 2 few ladies in camp and the wives
of officers. Some days elnce, Gen. Sherman
prohibited the paEsage OF ladies from Louis
Til;e to camp. Bat Wo1nan's ingenuity Ia
hard to eircunvent. The wife of Gen. Roas
seat, and the H;;!e Of acaptalE we're determined
to see their husbands. Though delayed and
turned back once CT twice, get zee this morn
ing that they are in canp. Bnt theri
is 1o defect n OFT guarde. Botn Ten
ard detained for half an hour, till the officer
the guard ordered their pass. Tie snthorlta
tire assertion that they were commanders O
this division Of the army, vas met By grud
II don't know GOV; Abe Lincoln coulda'
Eaas here without the proper Order" Il.
From the Louisville Journal, 5ta.l
THE REBEL Decentralization has left th
south bank Of TIC Green river and retired hi
fc1ces towards Bowling Green, and Stanto
1lsa left BurkeviIe, in Cumberland county
and returned into Tennessee with his ma=auC
irg gang. These movements may be regarde
ss our strategic victories, e=fsating the rebe]
| without battle. The disposition Of the thre
divisions of o1r Federal troops may bs brief
stated: Gsn. Cfittenden commands the Wes
,, | EN- division, Gen. McCook the Centre, an
GenScohGpf the Eastern, while Gen shsrma
| erperyiEes fhe whole. Wehave already SHOW
: tha3 In the weet Col. -Borbridge hss advance
. . Of the Big Warren with Green river, abot
! fifteen miles ON the left dznk Of BucknsR
!. position ut Bowling Green. In the centre OF
troops hare gone some fifteen miles begon
Nolin and taken position at Bacon Cree'
> which 4 not r2oIe THAI Elk OF ssgea nj!