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In Chaneery at Nashville.

CTATE OF IENNESSEE.-~At Ruios held IN the
- clerks Omc3, ChanCcry Court az Nashville, Mon
day July the TN, 1862
Samuel Ramsey Comp ainanr rs. Widow and Heirs at
law II sanue, SPARK man and others Defendants.
ltappearing from affidavit filed in To cause that
the Defendants, j. Lowell aud wife Betty w. lowell,
sro rcsdcutof The State ofnnessee, II Is ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein before
or within The FIRST taree days Of the term card
Court TO be held the let Monday 10 November next
(ls62( and plead, answer or dcmur TO COMPLIMENTS
bill, or the same wil be taken for confessed az 70
ihsm and set for hearing cX parto, ami that copy
OF this order be published once week for four sue
cessiye weeks IA the Nashville Union.
Copy Attest; J.E. GLEAYFS, G. & NJ.
}, s. BmEN Sos Soils, Tor Complls, julyI3w4
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AT amoeting Of the Elders of the list
Presbyterian Church of Nashville, this
day convened, the Rev, Dr. IIENDRroK
having communicated his intention of re-
turning TO his church in Paducah, KY it
was Unanimously Ros0lUe9-
That while they recognize the claims
OF his church to his services, they never
theless deeply feel the severance of the
Christian ties that bind us 10 him and
bear willing testimony to the distia-
guished ability, fidelity and, as is be-
lieyed, entire acceptabcness Of his min
istrations, during the few months he has
filed their pulpit; they pray that he
may return to his people in the "fuluess
OF the power Of the gospel" and enjoy a
long and useful life in the service Of his
Divine Master,
Resolved, That this Resolution be
communicated to DIR. HESBmcG, entered
on the Record Of the Session, and pub
lished in the city papers, and Louisville
True Presbyterian.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- tlcrEs Onlct ChnCery CObrtat Nashville, M0u
day Jolly the 1th, ls62
Martha Newman, Cump'a uant, o. Hammond
Marshall, defendant
To appearing from Affidavit ncd IN this Cauro that
the Noiou4aut, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from the Stpe of Tennessee, 30 that the ordi
uary process OI ltc Jaw Cauuut be Eoryol on him II
ordered that he do outor his appearance hgrum be-
lore ur within The first three days of ho next term OF
said Court 60 Doe held un the LIST Monday in Nuvcm-
Dor next OB64) and plead, answer or deInur 20 Com
aiuants BIN or thc same viii bo taken lor confessed
as 90 Wcm aud see FOR hc1iur cy rutc, and that a
copy of the order ho Published once a week Tor four
successive weeks ip the nashville uuion.
A Copy Attest j. 4. GLEAVEs, C. 4 NJ.
Il. AuUsIoS, Sol. for Complt. julyl3Nat
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In Ohancery at NASHVILLE.

GlATk OF TENNkSSEE.--At Rules hold 81 in the
- Clerks Office, Chnncory Court at Nashville Mon.
day, July the 1th, 1862,
Cynthia Brown ct al Complalnants, Va West H.
Humphreys, Defendant
II appearing nom all lavit died la this cause that
The defendants West Il. Humphreys has re moved from
State Of Tennessee or Is so abscoudng or concealing
himself that the ordinary process Of tho law cannot
be served on him II is ordered that no do enter his
appearance herein beOre or within the Grst three
day OF the next term OF said Curt be held on the
lst Moody IN November n Xt QS62) and plead answer
Or dcmur to complananpU bill, on The me win be- IA
ken for confessed TO him and hearing OK parte
and that ocpy of this order be published once week
for iOur successive weeks In the Nashville Union
Copy-Attest. j. r. GLEAVES, c IN
J. s. BRIES & Son, Soils for Complt. illyl3w4t
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

GTATE OF 'TENNESSEE.-At Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, ChlnceTy Court at Nashville, Mon
day, Inly tho 7th, 1862
John Shlilt1, Complainant, rs H. MarEhaH ct ais De
fendaut.
IL appearng from atiIavt filed In this cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
hmEef from the limits Of the State Of Tonnesseee so
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
on HIN. l. s ordered that he do his appearance
herein before or within the first three days OF The next
torn ul said Court 10 bc held on thc let Monday m
November next NS62) and lead, answer or dcmur TO
COmplAnants bill or the Same will be taken for con
fessed TO him, and set for hearing eX partc aud that
copy OF this order be published once week for four
successive weeks IN the Nashville Union
Copy-Attest j. +. GLEAVES, C. a NJ
hUSLL HOUSTON Sol Tor Complt julyl8w4t
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In ChancerY at Nashvllle.

GrATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held 10 Tho
- Clerks once, Chauccry Court 90 Nashville, Mon
day, July the 1th, 1862
william simmons Complainant q. II. McManus and
othors Defendants
II appearing IRON affidavit ned DO this cause that
the defendant MCMaGus' place % residence 10 uu
known and that he is now nonresident Of
Che State of Tennessee, 10 is ordered that Doe DO
enter bis appearance herein before OF aiihu tlg nrst
Three days 0f the next torn of said Court 90 De held
on The lst M0ud1ytn November next O8d1) and plead
answer or demuf 10 Compliments bin, or The same
Wii bo taken foe confessed s 30 him and SET for
hearing partc aud that copy of Chs order De pub
lslUa once week Tor four successive weeks iu Che
Nashville Union A C0py---Attests
D. E. GIEAyl,S, GAM.
A. J.. DEn0ss Sol for Complt yl3Wa
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESS EE-At Rules held in the
- Clerks Oflce, Cnancery Court al Nashville, Mon.
day, July the 7th, 1902
l.. +. Beech Complainant ~ West H. Humphreys de-
PENDANT
IL appearing from affidavit hlcd In this cause that
the Defendants West H. Humphreys has removed from
the state Of Tennessee or is 80 absoOndug conceal
ing himself that the ordinary process Of the law can.
not be served him II Is ordered that he enter his
appearance herein before or within the rst three DAYS
OF the next term Of said Court 20 be he!a Ga the drt
Monday In November next lS62) and plead answer or
demur to Compliments bill, tue same win be taken
for confessed as to him aud set for hearing OK parte
aud that copy Of this order be Published once week
A COpy-Attost ..--.
j, II. GLEAvEs, c. an
J 8. BRiEN & Son, sol cor oompiit July lsw4t
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Tho Louisville Democrat says that r.
L. WELLS, Rector of Calvary Church in
that city, and a soap-locked Secessionist
Of the first water was placed in the mill
itary prison on last Saturday, to be re-
leased on condition that he would take
the oath Of allegiance and return to Con-
necticut, whence he came. He was sub
sequently released on a bond of $4,000.
There are one or two other clcrgymen in
Louisville who need the paternal admo-
nitions and chastsemcnt of the secular
arm"
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In Chanoery at Nashvillo.

CTArE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held 10 the
- Clerks Office, ChanCofy Curt at Nashville, Mon
day, JOlyy the 7th, 1852
Isnac 5. Nichols Complainant rs Charles h. Chill,
dre-s aud others, Iolundauts
Il appearing from affidavit flied In th.s cause that
the Defendant =. Chudrrss s non resident Of tho
state Of Tennessee is ordered that ne DO enter his
appearance herein before or within the urst three
days Of thc next term of said Court ht held on tho
lst Monday IA Noycm0 rnyNt (lbb2) and plead answer
or demur TO Compliments hu, thc Will bee ta-
ken Tor confessed as 20 him aud SET for hearing oX
parte, and that copy OF ts order be published once
a week for lour successive weeks lu the Nashville
Union, A COpy-Attcst;
!. T. GLEAYES, G. NM
ID. L. NlLuNi Sol for C0mplt Julyl8w4t
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Away Down East a wealthy old gem
tleman, who was especially fond Of a
glass Of good brandy, had established
a bank, aud liking his own face better
than any ones else, had the frankness 10
confess il byplacing II on both ends Of
his bank-bills, One evening bill Of
this description was offered az the vil-
lago hotel, and was thought 10 be a
counterfeit "Pdt glass of brandy 30
the pioter,n proposed a wag, "and If his
mouth opens YOU may be sure it is one
Of old Nintner's.h
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We did not have an opportunity Of
visiting the theatre last night, and can
not, therefore speak either of the at(en-
dance or the performance. In all proba-
bility the former was large and the
latter good. There are two capital
pieces offered for tO-nights entertain
ment "The Naval Officer" and "The
Good for Nothing" All who wish to
spend the evening pleasantly should not
fail to attend.
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HEADQUARTERS DIsTmcT or THE OHIo,l
Nashville Tenn, July %, 1862, :
ISPEcIAI ORpERs, No. ll2.l
II. All officers now in this city, not
detailed on duty at this post and all
officers passing through, are hereby re-
quirod TO report themselves without de-
lay, at the headquarters Of Col. MILLER,
commanding Post and register their
names, the regiment and corps to which
they belong, and the orders under which
they are absent from their proper com-
mands.
BY command Of Mai Gen. BuErL,
(Signed) W, n. SPELL
Mai 10Th u. S. Infantry
A. A. A. Gen.
Official
HENRY STONE, A. A a. q.
July 2i-lw
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Administrators Sale.

II AFlhG been duly qualllsd A. Aiministratlr "a
IL tho Estate Of LEOPOLD LOn'ER, deceased. I
nu pfno.el " sen az Public Auction, at the C11u
i.no in W. Diiy o. Nashville On saturday, Jolly ~
ieoz me following Property belonging 90 thr above
lhttto va Que Nas7i one UaTftt ntF, two sheets,
SINAI amount oi Clothing, ono Pie, AZ also, ono
p ~ H'a'i one complete see uf single HARNESS ono
aet neg compete, one Saddle Fale 1 commence at No
V'.nshl A. h, Terms, cash on delivery.
NnllA L.--Al perluus baFinF claims agaiuat che
A1ft Atinlt are requested o. present them a1u1filnf
~ law and those tehtsd ID ssid E.tltd tl u $40 boa.
mediate payment ID hUEMEkuNt
July 49, 1907 Is 10 2h2a. Afm'usiTft1r.
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Do the BUCHANAN Democrats in the
North, who profess TO be for the "Union
as it was,'' mean by this the restoration
of BUoHAEAN's dough-faced Adminis-
tration as it was? We are of the opin-
ion that this is exactly what they mean.
Such political ms would not give a copper
to restore the Union, unless they could
restore to power over it that miserable
clique, which was the slave of KETTr,
WIaFALL, MASON and JEFF. DAVIS.
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Nashville Union Guards will meet at
half-past seven, p. NJ, hereafter instead
of four All absent members without
leave will be arrested and dealt with ac-
cordingly.
BY order Of the Captain,
i. EEDERLME, o. S..
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Surprise parties are very pleasant
sometimes, but no military officer should
ever allow the enemy to give him sur
prise party, Vigilance is quite as ne
cessary to a soldier as valor; indeed
yalor without vigilance is worthless.
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o. Secession stock and spirits have fallen
wonderfully within the last twenty -four
hours. The rebel women look as pitiful
as hens in hard rain, while the he
rebels look blue about the gills. How
sorry they are that the streets of Nash
VILE were not washed with blood
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We have learned that our Provost Mar
shall has actually been asked by Rebel
ladies whose husbands are in the rebel
al my, TO place guards around their
houses in this city, to protect them ?
Isn't that modcsty for youp
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Gold, silver and uncurent money
bought and sold, and Insurance furnished
in the most reliable company, at the In
surance Office of w, j. MARI, No, % Col
lego street Opposite Sewance House)
July 25.tf
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Our correspondents must allow us to
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time to be
read to. tits literally impossible.
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Captain BRADBE left with seven hum
dred Frederal prisoners parolod at Muir
frcesboro', and McMinnyille, for Camp
Chase this morning.
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Guerrillas, stop your iacendiary and
reckless course, while you may, for the
Union men Of Tennessee have sounded
their slogan, and the "CAMPBELLs are
comingp Stop your wiekedness and
folly in time--we entreat you to stop it.
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-N h w -
ICE CREAM SALOON.

V,HE Subscribers have lust lifted up, u handsome
II style in pleasant aud c0urcnigut part or the
City, 40 No 43, uNiON sIREtr, nc1t door 90 the
Jewolry stgT0 Of nc F"wcfs, an llE DREAM
SALOON, gnd tbo Ladies' aud Gentlemen of Assnyll5
and vicinity are respectfully iuvuel t1 give them
can ThOy pledge themselves DO Keep un hand tle
very best article that laH Dee mHde.
J. RANNIE
y. u'CONNEH
NB.-FamIios and Parties supplied at any hour
by thg guiuuiyi on tle most liberal eras.
Iuyla-u
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PRIVArE nIsEAsEs-

eAFAaAAHANa
Ng-WSsA DR. KING, formerly Of Nav YORK a,
tAoA the last -four years OF Louisville Nv
and who has devoted his Rttentlsria
we treatment OF private diseases for 80 years ano
himself, having attended 10 prantioo for 30 mani
years and cured 30 many thouaands he n ennblnd 4
cure All diseases Of private NATURE no matter hov
pad they may be from nludlciouE medical treatnont
or rom neglect Of their own, Or kng'a nispensar,'s
no 20 DeadericE street. between Cherry and tys,unr
eoond story whore DO tres all diseases 81 private
nature. fF'1N
sonorhea cured without nsusooua medicines or N.
difference with business
STRUCTURES Of Old or recent date eIoo.ually oursa
lew daya,by an operation which causes M main
where a atrcture exists health cannot be ent6veds
Perhaps no disease causes more maehief and uhdasf
mines the constitution 10 much.
ayphiiia, with all the Diseases OF the akin grp,,n.
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can b oaeotuAllS
CURED In lev days
Ssstndl Weakness. attention having ho..
given 70 thh disease and all the oOnaoq CROWNS
out o. u brought on In many by tho Destructive
ha0itt Of lnoonsidorate youths and EXCESSIVE ndui,
genoe Of the passions, neglect Of which will undeyt
mine the constitution rendering the subject unnt fo
business or society, andu sing premature old aRo
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty
the Womb may rest assured Immediate relief
ftfsonH residing abroad by writing and stating theiP
case WIN Riee onoloeed, direct 10 Dr. A. King No n
Doador'ok street, Nashville, Tom. will have te neoaN
sary medioinea sent 20 their address, Office houv
ON so'olocs In the morning until IN the svening.
alvtN-iphsrtv
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DEBsOSs h0dpg Claims aga ned me q 81 Govern.
meu', either 'of Property taken Coz tho usa III tne
Amy 90 Cor Damage tu Property, QuartcFmastsr ls
crpis or Certificates, can have chem settled and ool.
leCtei by placing them iu ihg haads Of CHARLES IN
GREEN, Agent i0r tue National Ualm Agency III
Washington, %. u once of tao tennessee branch 81
he Agency No s. lhsrry Street, up siars.
JnIF MI
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Mashrillr Auiuu,
TO correspondents.

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 20 1862.
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There will be day of reckoning with
the leaders of this rebellion, for the de-
ception practiced upon the people of
Tennessee in forcing them to disregard
their allegiance to the United States.
HmLIARD was sent here from Alabama,
as an emissary of the Confederate
Government" to influence the action Of
our State Legislature then in session at
Nashville. The Legislature then deter
mined to hold and did hold secret SEES
sionsi and while every citizen of Ten
nessee was peremptorily excluded from
their deliberations and while their
doors were locked and guards stationed
to prevent intrusion, this man HiLLIAsD
was admitted to their secret councils,
and discussed the question of Secession
with them as freely as any member of
the Legislature. SO these men, who had
sworn to support the Constitution Of the
United States, admitted into their coun-
sells (while excluding the rightful citi-
zens Of Tennessee) stranger from an
other State, whose only and known mis-
sion here was the destruction of the Unit
ed States Government. But TO the point.
billiard positively assured the Legisla-
ture, and pledged the faith Of the Soon
federate government whose accredited
agent he was, that as soon as the act Of
secession should be passed, there would
be sent to the state Of Tennessee, one
hundred thousand stands Of arms Ten
nessee passed the act, but the arms never
( came.
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nauK 81 renusssee.

The act Of the Legislature incorporat-
inp this institution is entitled An Act
to establish State Bank, to raise fund
for Internal Improvement and TO aid in
the establishment of system Of Edu-
cation. Article 10, sec. 8 Of the act
SAYS: "The president, directors and
cashier. and all other officers of the prin-
cipal Bank and branches, shall take and
subscribe the following oath, on entering
on the duties of their respective offices
Il, A. B., do solemnly swear or affirm,
that will faithfully discharge the trust
reposed in me as --- of the Bank OF
Tennessee, and that will not wilfully
or knowingly violate any direction or
provision Of the charter thereof so help
me God"
Were these officers using this fund Tor
:atAyn4z reinforcement. or in aid Of a system
Of education for which the fund had been
raised and established? Every man Of
the least sense, or Information, must an
swer no, they were using it for political
purposes and to overthrow the very con-
stitution and laws under which it was
created. Besides this, the Bank was
located, BY its charter, in the city OF
Nashville, and no man had any right to
move it, Nevertheless, they did move 1t
Thus they have wilfully and knowingly
committed perjury, and can be indicted,
prosecuted, convicted, and incarcerated
in the penitentiary under the laws OF
Tennessee for the crime of perjury.
But let us leave the president, cashier
directors, and other officers to smoke this
in their pipes; leaving it also to the At
torney General to discharge his duty il
the premises
We might, however, before bidding
them adieu, slip this precious souvenir II
their fingers of any person within thi;
State charged with the collection, satt
keeping, transfer, or disbursement o.
money or property belonging to the Stats
or any county, use any part of sale
money or property by loan, investment
or otderlOiSe, ,0jthout authority Of ta~, Of
convert any part thereof to his own use
in any way whatever, he is guilty o
embezzlement, and for every such act
upon conviction, shall be imprisoned il
the penitentiary not less than five NO
exceeding twenty years."-Cod Of Ten
,essee
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col. $. ID. ssruce.
,iessee.

This gallant young officer, SO well
known and respected in kentucky and
Tennessee, arrived in Lexington on Mon
day last, where, amid the comforts of
home and friends, he hopes by the end
of the current week to be able to resume
his duties in the field. He has had some
thing like a paralytic stroke, occasioned
by the great fatigue and exposure he
underwent as Shiloh, being without tents
or covering some eight or ten days after
the battle. In private letter from his
brother to Mr.. e. e. JONES, of this city,
he speaks in the most glowing terms of
the action Of Col BIS brigade in the
battle of Monday. We also learn from
Mr.. JONES that Col. B. had several mar
row escapes. One ball passed through
his coat sleeve, another struck his field
glass, piece of she'll struck the hilt Of
his sword, and a spent cannon ball hit
his stirrup iron, bruising his ankle
slightly. The following is copied from
the Lexington Observer d Reporter:
Col. S. d. BRUCE.-This gallant officer
who so eminently distinguished himself
in the terrific battle Of Shiloh, arrived in
this city on Monday, and we were much
grati6ed to find him looking a great deal
| better than we had reason to expect, from
the accounts that had reached us con-
corning his health. lie not only seems
cheerful and in high spirits, but after
witnessing and being an active psrtici.
pant in one OF tho most desperate battles
| ever fought upon this continent, still
seems eager for the fray" He says i
his health continues to improve as il hal
since his arrival in Kentucky,i in the cours,
of ten or twelve days he will be able Il
resume his command. His left arm a
present is almost wholly poWerless, an,
for q time he has been threatened will
paralysis, but the symptoms which mos
alarmed him are fast disappearing, ant
he is looking forward, hopefully, to al
early restoration of health and strength
when he will again enter the lists as &"
knight good and true" in defense of Oh
/ OnlOus AZ the uaNttc VI puAloh tlc VII
eade under the command of Col, Bruce
in Gen. Nelson's division, was in tn
lead in the famous and victorious, thong
not decisive, conflict of Monday, the II
Of April which will constitute in tn
future annals Of this now distracted Re
public an important and neyer-to-b be
: forgotten event. The conduct of Ger
Nelson, both before and after reachin
the desperately contested field, is worth
; of the highest commentator, and woul
not have discrcdiled the generalship {
p a Napoleon on his most intrepid and dan
{ ing Marshals, and Bruce's brigade wa
. in the lead. When he came up 70 BE
. | Cooks division al Columbia, he found
waiting for the erection Of 2 bridge
cross Duck river and not pausing for
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moment after asking permission to do
SO, he ordered his troops Forward and
they dashed through and arrived in time
to check the advancing and conquering
foe, and Grants army was saved. These
facts are familiar to all who have read
the history of the terrible battle Of Shi-
lob, and we refer to them now in simple
Justice to our stricken fellow citizen who
has returned for short time among US,
to recruit his weakened powers, and who
figured so conspicuously on that memo
rable occasion.
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Twenty or twenty-five years ago old
Phleg, up in Madison county, was telling
his friend Jones consarnin' = fight
Phleg had very little education but
Jones was a man Of right smart reading.
So Phleg went on a tellin', "and," says
he "they fit and fiji" and" SAYS
Jones, adid they keep a GtinY Old
Pheg drawed himself up, and looked as
sour as buttermilk into Jones' face, says
he 'Your cussed precise about langwige
--t0u' then, blast you'll
"FouW is a good strong word, We
don't care who says il isn't,
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D.atns in the Cincinnati Iro'Pi'ai'

0,aths tn the Cincinnati IEospiials.
The following is the weekly report OF
deaths among the soldiers in the military
hospitals, from kentucky and Tennessee;
April 22-James Smith, A, LIST ken
s,cLv. r. S. Hawkins, i, Goth Tennes .
see April 25--John BrazicE i, LIST
Kentucky. April 27-R. J. Hurst Q,
md tennessee. April 28-A. McClusky,
n 5Oth kentucky. April 29--J "a.
Roork, b, 18th Kentucky