davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12

II. HlDE, Grand Secretary, should DO addressed
At Washable, I'eim.

+. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
At Washable, Team.
1S,,s. Lodge, No. l---Meets every Tuesday Even
\ their Han, on the corner Of Union and sum-
treets. The ofnoers for tho present term, are
I.esueur, N G., J. +. Nils, VS. j. l.. Weakley,
larry L. K. Spain, Treasurer.
Ius Lodge, no. i0--SIeels at the same place
Monday Evening. The officers are r. A.
bell, n. G.; Horny Apple, V.G.i J. L. Park,
tary b. y. Brown, Treasurer.
,Iev Lodge, Nc. sO--Mee,s at their Han, on South
Y ssrevl, every Friday evening. The officers
o. @. Covert, Nc Prank Hartman, v.G.i James
/, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer,
ara Lodge No. lO5, German -Meets at the
corner Of Unlon and summer streets, every
day Evening. The oficersare Charles Rich,
.tifrieduaa, v.0.; - Bn1erlich, Secretary
seilerle, Treasurer.
oelv Euoampp,snt, No. l--Meets at the above Hall
9 arst aud third Wednesdays OF each month
fcers are, J. E. Mills, c.P. 7. Mcbride, H'P.i
Fuller, s.w; Peter Harris, Jr., J,w.i John Y,
scribe D. X. Outer, Treasurer
rs Breach Bsncampneui, No. Affects At tho
Ne Han on lhe second and fourth Wednesday
n Of each month. The oaacers are jas. I. Bell,
Horny Apple, H.P'i L. Noker, sw.i D. Fried
J,w,i Charles KiToher, seFi9si }. n Ward
iarer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds,

Rs-All communications on business with the Office,
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
aud all communications TO the Editor win be address
to S. c. MERCER sl
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do great kind
ness by republishing the foregoing lis substance
The ourreut transactions in Tennessee for months TO
sOme win be highly interesting TO all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions and the columns Of
the UMoS will furnish tho earliest and most reliable
history Of these events
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12

A special despatch 10 the Mobile Adj
gertiser and Register, dated Knoxville,
10Th, says; "The conscript law went
into effect in East Tennessee to-day, and
is being rigidly enforced. General Kir-
by Smith brought an immense train OF
property captured in Kentucky BY his
forces. The loss in Cbeatham's division
in killed, wounded, and missing in the
three brigades reached ,450. This COM
mand bore the brunt of the battle at
Peryyille. Major General Pippescomb
was among the killed"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12

Provost Marshal Dent has parolsd no
less than two hundred rebel sympathi-
GERS in Kentucky who have pledged
themselves 10 90 North and remain dur
ing the war
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12

LETTER or THE SECRETARY OF WAR RE-
PUDIATrE0 HISDMAN.
Confederate States Of America, War Depart
D,ent, Richmond, Sept. 8, 1862.
SIR have received the two resolu-
lions adopted by the House Of Represen-
taiives on the lst instant, and referred to
this Department for report by your Ex-
cellency.
In reply have the honor to report:
II. The Department has no Official in
formation OF the conduct imputed 10 Gen,
Hindman; but having seen orders pur-
porting TO come from him declaring mar
tial law aud adopting oppressive police
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
NIGHT POLICE

.atai,,---Iohn Baugh W
ia Lieutsmant--wm. YMbrough.
end Licuienant--John II. Davis
|diosmem---wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
loel Philippe, VIM. Baker, John Cottrell, William
4, Jean Ersiss, j. w. Wright, John Puckett,
IT Scott, ". c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
e, David Yates, and Charles Hullt.
= The Police Court Is opened every morning
O'clock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
COUNTY OFFICERS.

erig--James 81. Hinton. Depuiies-Thomas Hob.
md J. X. Buchanan.
gislsr--Phineas Garrett.
usies--W. Jasper Taylor
romer---N II Belcher
Rger--JOhn Corbitt.
smue Collooior--J g, Briley.
ilroad TaS Coliectog-TW, ID. Robertson.
asiables for Ge Nashville Dtstrict--John D. Cover
T. r. Newman f-..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
1iSson Connig 9irtttarp.
cry GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Reooydw,
InHH cnuMnLKY. lrarlIaE.

~ T7I77I ffd
~ Mar.hal.---w n. wilkinson, A. C. Tucker,
annes A. steele q
y ofas Maykss--John chumbley, ez-otGoio, FIRST;
JoRyan, second and John Reddlok, third
Asssssor--william Driver
rns Colieaor.-A. q. slazkland
y Tar CoIle6ior--F. b Garrett W
girw-R, nenfy. CD .9Welr
N Masiev--Tlonas Ieake. slfl $40 o 81
riaisadea or ne WolAoas--JsQ. Dodd. iaq
riateadsnt of fAs Hata WvEs--JAmes Wyatt /.
IF ne Fire DeParfaeat--John n, seabury.r :
IN on de ceasetfrB--T IL Mcbride, "a IA
Aaormey--John McPhail smith. ri, ..,ef 4
swa.T CITY COUNCIL ,agisgaa Z
"a of' .ltarmsa--M NJ Brieu, President; j. e.
an,GgA .. Mayaela, HG. scoveI, VIM. s Cheat
&c Smith, NJ. O. L. Claiborne, and Jas Rcbb.
mon counoil-lw, P. Jones, Prssideuti william
n,T.J. Yarbrough, WIN. Driver, VIM. Stewart,
Houeh W. Mullins James TarneF, @, NJ. South
4. i. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. B.
he's, aud John efeady. gpil eaahHs - t4fls
lrlNDIR0 coMMITTEEs on THE clrY coVNoiLT
a,,ts--KnoBiee, scoyel and Cole. ~, g,iB
NJ Wort.-Anderson smith and Claiborne.
tsg-Yarbroagh, Turner, sOulhgate, Davis, Brien,
VA Cheatham aud Claiborne
ghl-Newmas, Stewart and Turner H,
4osht--Jones, Mayaeld and Sloan. i'4' .sil
lch1 --Cheatham, Mayaeld and Knowles. 1907
Firispafment-- Greatly, Driver and Newman.
qabrver, ChealhAm and Davis. dsidW ais
Ce,tv--smith, Stewards aud Newman.s = ion
MaI Houss-- Roberts, Stewart aud Turner .h
J slo.-Hopgh, Claiborne and Davis. q haf
Po-cheathan, Brien and Anderson Af, +
spb-Hough, Claiborne aud Brien. I'D al 4
Wtonss- cheatham, Maydeld and knowles.
Lnyemehn and Erpendii,Wes--Col 'scevel aud
read .f...a ..,,... NJ,
Pa. Property --Brien, Cheatham and Tarner.
Pc Iosse--MayGcid, Jones and Roberts
asEhe Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
xt reeeding the second and fourth Thursdays in
bhnonth and the Common Council the second
b hrth Thursdays IN each month.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
no ADVnRTIsERs in DETAIL
me RATES Will nE As FOLLOWS

Advertisements occupying any special poailion IN
side, 20 per cent. additional special position outside
10 per cent,
6a- Advertisements inserted In the Local Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may DO made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change VIII involve extra ex
pense to be paid for by the advertiser.
pB- AdgeStsers exceeiiag despaoe contracted for gfu
Be charged for he e1ocss.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding ave lines, viii be charged at the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements of Candidates.
foR SIAfE offlcEiH ssssSAp W
" COUNff ....-ss..ss.s's..s'ss- W
CnY ...-.t.,.' .s's's's..'sss W
Cash required in advance for all advertisements,
unless by special agreement
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly 70
WM. CAMERON, for the Uaion.
JOHN wALLACE, for the DiPaieA
EAsauLua, Tenn, July y, 1892.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
COUNTY COURT,

OQ0tNs SSOhis
dgs--Hon James whItworth.
vk-P. Lindsey NIchol. .t.l
: The Judges Court meets the lrst Monday in
month, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
iaeislrates Of the County, is held the nrst Mon
n January, April, July and october,
CIRCUIT COURT,
ige-hpu, Nathaniel Baxter
rk--David Q Love.
The Court meets the arst Monday in March
september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
lee--Hon. william X. Turner
rk--Charlea &. Diggous.
, The Court meets the hrst Monday III April Au.
cHANcERY COURT,
,aoslior---HOn. Samuel D. Ericsson.
n and Masisr--J, Z, Gleayes.
The Court meets the iirsl Monday in May and
nber
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12

Cash required IN advance for all advertisements,
unless by special agreement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12
HIarrIage and FuneraI NOtIces,

When exceeding ave lines, viii be charged at n
usual advertising rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

THr JlcksoN1lLs USios RrruGEEs.-Ihe
rorda Relief Committee net yesterday afternoon,
e.. the rooms Of tie Chamber of Commerce, j. j.
Phelps 10 the chair.
Capt. Fairlanl,. passenger by tie schooner 4.
G.. Leserolt (which arrived yesterday, sppeared
before the Committee, and stated that there were
nineteen more Union refugees on board Of said
vessel. They were, however, in comfortable con-
darn, with lhe exception VI two German women
cigar mekers ard Did not ueed any immediate aid.
pro position WIS adopted to loan the sufferers such
sums os Ley might require for the that many
Of them had refused gFsuitous assistance. They
would, however, accept loan under conditions that
they might return the money ss soon as they were
enabled to return 70 their homes. MesHs, Graves,
Lg.hrop, Hunl.r, Ctoa,e and Galley were ap-
pointed n Committee 10 distribute the money thus
far collected The SUN oi$2 900 then trau,isrred
to the ordsr Of the Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
HOW TENNESSEE WAS DRAGOONED INTO
SECESSION


TIE NdshvtHe Unt0n publishes the following let.
ter from Jef. DAVIS To Gen. Ander.on Major, Oh.
eral Of the State Of Tennessee which was written
three dsys after the vote Of tue State on Secession
gss taken, and consequently before tho returns
could have been received at Nsshvilis:
"RICHsosD, Va. June IL, 1861.
"Gen. SAN. r. lFDgktoS-Lear Sr. am dad 10 rec,ix
letter from wsllTcmeubeed tud Mshl, es,. eaed com
r4de and upon when have long since LEANED tLi,
country could safely rely.
nv ability sq1asd nay win Tsnnese should Lay. A,
uauy her desirs 20 bear bsd hoped before
been able 20 meet your Imt dise ana
,il ,Ipse,isg to receive suPPes though the difficulty
getting greatly iDcreassd 1hoae TO which you refer
being IN hard and not lJorod ae some thD. sent
10 Nashville for special purpose ny this tine e. mAy
be that The Governor has 100 which authorized him 10
tsks Peass confer with him. and will Be content with
disposition you Ake The condition Of Kentucky
rsssius enough Were she with power TO reps
sion snd 20 msntsin ong would be Uesty increased
Hoping for better things than today promises sm
ever fsi.hrlly ysur friend JEFF. DAVIS"
The following letter was addressed " Gen. 5. X.
Andernon, dated Louisville July A, 1861, and sgped
4" T." The Secretary Of State indorsed on It ar.
Mckee, st that time tho editor OF The LouisrtHe
Courier.
There are, arm Informed Ii3 freight ssd passenger
ara esh, OF nine locomotives al the depot at this end Of the
nsID' That the stock 0i hs rosd bsss osnasassd hsss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
MARRIED..

BEHBR-HECOX-Atvs D-oseoviiis Msss, kpr,l "a by
tho Rev De- P~unnsn. Leonard Beebe to Msxv O. d.n,
tsf Of Henry HecoE eco OF Bufao. N. Y.
URMAN-HOMAN-At PScbogus, /. l. on Wednesday
April % by the Rev Charles Hoover. Mr. Joel N Purmsu
to Miss Sarah A. Homsn
Albany and Troy psper. please copy
LFET-LUCKEY-On Wednesday. April -, by the Rev
Johu Luskey Of Sing sisg. Alien N. Ler,, jr, Emma
Viruu dsughts Of y O. luckey esq ell Of this city
MlNTTrRN-ASPfNWALTl- Ascension Church Oh Thur,
dsy At a. by the Rector The Rev John Cotton Smith
John W Miatufn 10 Louisa, daughter OF william H. Asyin
wal. ESQ.
VEN NOOy-wOOD-Ip New.Yorh on Thur.dsy, April "a
I62 AZ the residence OF the bnaes "a her by The Rev
ThtmuB Smith John n. Yer Nooy, formerly OF UNe
County 10 Miss Mary Emma eldest daughter Of James
Wood esq.
Ulster .pd 0rang. County papers please copy
RRAU-GASWINO-0 Sunday, April ~, by th'
Rev w. $. Horkum. Mntin Ws,tersu to Catherine os'
wind both Of this city.
PsGnsylvsnA pspon pissse copy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
XXXVIITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .Wasursoros, April 25, 1862.

SENATE. .WAsHrsoros, April 25, 1852:
Mr.. SHERMAN tRep., Ohio presented Ie-oiu-
tous from the Legislature Of Ohio concerning tue
Rebel prisoners at Columbus, Ohio, saying that the
oysl feelings Of the PEOPLE of Ohio had been ont
rsged by the fact that the Rebel prisoners at Camp
Cbass we're allowed 10 retain their slaves, by Col.
Moody, thus practically establishing Slavery in Ohio
in the name OF the people of Ohio, and solrinhly
protesting againet this outrage upon the loyalty oi
the people Of Ohio.
The resolutions were accompanied by a note from
Gov Tod, ssying that Col Moody did not permit 1t,
but that the negroes had been sent there 81 prison
en- AID that Col Moody was obliged to take care Of
them.
Mr.. SHERMAN said the fact was, the negroes
were sent there with their masters prisoner and
did serve their masters, but he believed that no
blame could be attached to Col. Moody or the Gov.
ernor Of Ohio for this Major Jones. the Inspector
at Csmp Chase, reported matters all tight there.
Mr. GRIMES rep, Iowa. asked il any steps had
been taken 10 free these negroes. az he supposed
them 20 be free by the act Of last Summer, being
captured in theeervice OF the enemy.
! Mr. SHERMAN rep, Ohio replied that no steps
rad been taken that lie knew Of. The negroes he
| believed were siiil there.
| Mr.. WILSON rep, Ma's.l ssid that be should
call up the matter Oh Monday. lie thought some
action ought to be had on the subject.
| Mr.. TRUMBULL rep, ILL., preseated petition
for tie construction of ship canal TO connect Lake
Slichigau with the Mis,issippi River, ~
| Mr. IAl HAN llJtliist tdij iHIVuuVS" "'' W
oaiet certain Land tides in the State Of California
| Referred. ,,
MIR. COWAN REP. Pa introduced bill 60
smend the act Of April 80. 1890. He said he should
move 10 refer this h and all other bills concern ul
the punishment Of Rebels and the coniscaiion OF
their property, to n select Committee Of five.
The CHAIR suggested that If the potion meant
to uclnde tue Confscaiou bill now before TIE
Senate il would be more appropriate to move when
the bill should be taken up.,
Tie mo''on was then Withdrawn for the present.
The bill for tine Of steamships from Nan Fran
cisco TO Shsnghso was taken up.
! Mr.. FESSENDEN rep. Me- said the blll msde
the Government pay $780, 0Oo year to establish
a lire of steamships, where there were no portlEe.
TO collect and but little commerce, when we need
all the money we can get We abandoned this very
svstem on the Atlantic coast when the Treasury was
full
After further discussion the ill was pa'ssd by
Yeas, 20; Nays, Id.
Mr.. WADE Rep, o. introduced = bill concern
Ing private actions against public oilcers Referred
! TO the Judiciary Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON tNass.li the Senate
then went into Executive Session.
Adjourned tall Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Lnlse Chn-nrIaiu Free From Ice.

tgHLisGfcs, ", Ftisy, APiil ~, l5o3
Lll.o ChamplaiG is FREE from Ice. The steamers
Uui'ed S'.tcs, Capt. Anderson, aud America, Capt.
lleg, viii commence t'er regular trips loayius
Whitehall aid Isousos Point, on Monday next, ~
conc ecion with the New.York, Montreal, snd
O.d nshury trains. 1hcte boat. have been re-htted
a.i pat IL complete order for business.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

n pat Ia posesdon OF the Lnchn forces. ard sheid
hoy he called k~<~ prsioe eaosce tho order for
bidding the road II spp~Hs 10 thai Guthrie
10 psns into the hands OF the Adn nis,rsos In every msn
possible. Matt seem 10 Be rosching orSA IL
imp ossib 10 say " hat day may bring io,th. .,
HespeetfaIJ, Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Literary Sensation!
N. y. WILLIS
IN IHB
SUNDAY MERCURY.

AmonE the Curiosies of Literature may be mentioned
sably pungen poem by NJ p. WILLIS It brought 70
light which relate, TO subject Of special interest TO- yoss4
time In the
SUNDAY MERCURY,
TOMORROW.
Said poem will be OF tho delcaces Of the fsmooe
Ssnd6y Table Talk" In ~bich tho lovers OF roieknS
humoF sparkling wit and fresh satire, viii also find anethse
OF the rscy Washington letters Of
ORPHEUS G. KERR,
who u,rstes the aaonshiny skill Of profound ssny
surgeons this week. and relates his experience ~ the Com
l.d1rsts Institution Of Learning tnown Cotton Seminary
A BURLESQUE CRITICISM OF THE ACADEMY %
DESIGN PICTURES,
AN ADDRESS TO TIE POTOMAC ARMY
NOVEL EXTRACT FROM ENNERY OPKINS. Y. l.. n D.,
&c, 6c.,
vii likewise be found In the Sunday Table Talk Whico
only one of the many iuintsbe Department. of
THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
Tie SUNDAY MERCURY publishes sll tho Sunday mosn-
ns nevs Of tho Associated Press and eIoeeds In circuis
the combined issues Of oil the other Sunday papers,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862.

TIL. populsr AssUN. 10 nov ready.
paIos ia cents. ~ copies for 100 copies se postage
p,id By Express, Z per 100 CSh orderH solicited.
s can supply back numbers OF tho Tribune Almanac for
,..r s4s l6s 1876 lg37 1888 1859 1860 and 1851 Price 10
eoas sseh pea Psid AdaIsS TKk TalSgss, Nsw.fxk.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

The Dinphra gu FILTER hs, been awarded two Geta
N,a-l, md thre syer Medals by the American Institute.
y,. Mechsnic Chsritabls Asso,is %, and Maryland in'
n,. and cartiacaies from nearly all the medical faculty.
e deposit washing lotto the stream .t TINS
nd psnr ID. iron maip, makes the H.Is ssy
inngr. Manufactured snd warranted by ALEA MckEn~
IIE No l5 ,th.s, liberal discount msde 10 plumbers
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
The Beet Military Map
TT. III. LLOYD & CO.'S

BORDER AND SOUTHERN STATES,
Which constantly revised sud specially marked to ia'rss
VIZ PIrfsBUa5 LANDING, CoRNTH, EAsTPoRT,
popT WPfGgT Fort PILLOW YORKTOWN.
sTAUNTON. FREDERICKSBURG, FORT PULASKI;
and s noted place. are mapped oncty aud sccuIsey
The Christian Advocate snd journal says pr ~;
prIs or AN Editor indesd anybody who Tesds neSe
paper 10 thess iales Of civil war" =.
We have ten kinds Of maps aud charts sample "
eith-r nl al.d paid for rs cents Stamps received
UNUsUAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED AGENTS
III, II. LLOYD s. CO., Puei'he-.
No. 2J HowAkD.sr,
Ne~-Yot.
~ B-Ea,,plp1s ;a'erii-9 Ai. alserssaseH. eoH.p1%
o-sly pill ,,e,rs .so coGs o( ihs nnp aipeT.isef
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Just Publ,hed:
The rrnareasiYe Annual for 1S62.-The Psl


The Progressive Annual for lS62.-The fso-
fishers Of The PROGRESSIVE ANNUAL take pleasure -
the appearance Of this useful hrss
yesry series future numbers 10 b. ns0ed on the na ~
Jsnlsr, Of each year 80 ..
The work cont.ins sccursie monthly calendar over y
pages Of ysubs original end selected reading matter neiue
pe several pages Medical Dircc'ions with Important
Roles Of Hssts, BY AsDRRv JACKSON DAVIS
A.o carefully compiled Catalogue Of recent PTogreatse
Publlsston,-Book. Pamphlets and Periodicals
And in addition. q hat Of .
OVER SEVEN HUNDRED NAMES
ef Wdt.rs spsstors Public Workers In the foue~fno
Sep.rtmsnls of pros grsssivs effort;
Ia Li,erstpr. Morals, and General Educaion.
Travelling Lecturers spirituaIm, Philosophy and hs-
form.
L.6orers 10 the hsd Of Physi0eU Psychology ssd spf.
Nuslism.
Prominent Foreign spirtsuAli.ta
Friends Of FreedOm.
socialit,ic Refomer,.
Tempersnce and Health Reformer
Advocates OF Neu,snis Rlghls
Practical Dress Reformers
Pr.ctlcins Women Physicians; including Ne names 20
address with the system Of practice OF the regularly usds-
s,sd Women Physicians engaged In practice In ~
In TED States.
TIE PROGRESSIVE ANNUAL contains 10 pages, lima
Prc. postpaid Is cents each ten copies FOR 81 Potsee
stsmp, receivsd-ole ones preferred. - ..-..
Publish-d 81 th. once offHE HERALD OF PRO0RES&
''-''' A. j. DAVIS Co.,
No 27l Csnaist, New f0fk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
sssrriiia W.rfere the Tsanes.se-yh.
Wounded Canveyed Bsme eeeBes On
the Hospital Boss-The Flsr~nce
Nigbiiogaies Of the Army-Fbc Rebels
Insrenehing at Corin;h-Emprovsmen
iE Drill aud Discipiioe.
; Or sptoill 9 Corrfspondf1t.


- Rebels down tho Tennessee are insugursting
We Iede Of guerrilla warfare which they practiced
- @'odri during last Summer and Autumn. Yet
,e''a.the steamer Minnnehsha, on her way from
Os"O this point loaded with troops ives fired
" IN ambush BY party Of Rebel cavalry. Az
- "'''ear the bank eight or ten shots entered her
ii''.ao'e and cabin, wounding one man severely.
VuVeot the regiment was slso struck On The
'.1e' zap, but he ball glanced Of. Fortunately
A. 'o-' I'd iight battery on board, which vac
'N,'y bought in position and commenced shell
- '.s wods. while two companies Of infantry
.-4'u, al succeeded in capturing three Of tie
s''lus' they also burned several houses ia tie
my wose ownen bad given aid and com.
=. ~ % tie rarauders. The skirnish took place 50
Niow lore; ono Of the guntosts has gone
80 Today, be in readiness for pyiishirg any
rs'-0n y. OF th attack with still more severity.
'eeh hre steamers, loaded with wounded,
~ ~feady passed down the river conveying the
~" 70 si.Louis, Cincinnati, Mound City, H.,
-. "ef points. In The long rows of cots which fill
=, 'aoins ant crowd their guards, Rebel and
~ ~lders-uen who hungered for each other's
&Aa redeemed the ground with each other. blood
s.s'os 'os great badle-le aide by side. In suffer
Death, there are no enmities; and they re-
common the surgical attendance, tie nurs.
~ ne c0niorts which tho North has provided
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

The Sanitary Commission asks contributions
for the aid and relief OF the VOLUNTEER ARMY. There
will in al probability soon bo many wounded TO provide
for and roops the southern endangered ~
the unhealthy approaching. There 10 tnsrsfcss
special need Of public hbeay their behalf s least ~
the pending In Congress strengthen The 49,
Department Of the army shall be perfected Ass icss
depos Of hospts, stores 6e mantsnsd at nss<ysL
pense 10 connection with every portion Of she Amy S~
' -'' " GEORGE T. STRONG Tr.s.arss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
UnIv,r.It, Of New.York. Medical Departms nt.

University Of New.Y Ork. Medical DEPARTING nc.
-IHE Session Of 1928 WI eompsncs on os:9o-I ~
MARIYN PAINE, NJ D., Professor OF Maters aedics and
Tberspeatlcs; q ), REDRoRD NJ D, Pioi.s.or of MID.
md fhyroIoxy; ALFRED C. POST, ~ d., Professor II
su ssryi w r. VAN 3UREN D.. Professor OF Anaiomyi
JoHTT METCALFE NJ D., Professor OF the institutes
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures are Sr.nsed :"
give opportunity daily attendance at tue numerous roe
Ma. snd Dispcnsaries The Surgical Medical and Oose,if
Is. Cinaues In the College conducted az heretofore
sp nr Sumner ard Autumn Conrse u being carried on %
ns . pr,n ses.on IN the c.ual wsnrel Letter. OF
NAV be sddessea Prvf 1hAPsR Pgssiders 0 TIE hsos
Faculty Uuiycnity, NovYoTS <
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Gas Fixtures Cheap.-Psrties parchaans HeD -
,uS,crber ca ai,ct a, The Wholesale rume-
ins aud Gas Ftn, done a, usual ALEx MchhNIiE' NO.
30s &th.,t Plumber and Hydraulic Enspee'
Brown Stone Wanted. Tor s,as.r ,nmssi...Iv
OF aSDs S,0t the sS@a. Durability and csss!ns ". b
NOR 1IIrS MOONEY West +3thst near ll,hav, 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Cabinet Farnitare ,o.s

Cabinet Farnitare
At MistfAf TUREkS pRlCtS
500 100 WORTH or FURNITURE.
In cons.ausns Of the falling oil 10 wholesale business,
offer our own manufactured goods to the public At he
loves, prices .. ,,,,,.., ,or-
ROOM SUITES made OF selected material and In the lstsse
fAshioustls styles. All goods warranted
PLEASE examine enr Eoods before Purchasing eewhsrs
WE'LL bRAUNsDORE,
Not, IzS and l17 Rvins,or.s between Es.-z and Scoh
n B-Giaud Esscx snd Houston-st s.ges pass close by
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
HliIiiarp Notlees.

uoa,,us Hospitals for the Wounded at the
@ ~ nTEorktown.-snpp.ies Of Bedding DrsssiRss,
Sf,sSI. Food Wire, sc., received at
Dsi'S'' No 10 COOPER UNION, Third svenus.
c'n'riOa''''' III GEoRGE STRONG, No % wIn.s.