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Inc baltimore AMERICAN publishes the follow
ing Interesting letter describing the n,ssay, of
the new iron-clad steamer Galena IN James
River:
"GrSDoAr GALEsA, Sunday, MayfI
!" suppose by this time YOU have heard Of the
Gaena leaving Hampton Roads. l was glad of A.
for such nne slip as this ought nOt t. be kent
idle Ia such times ss these, and tie Toys were
all anxious for f.Sht We got under WAY and
len the Roads 10 minutes past seven O'Clock ON
the morning OF the sth, and It was hot long tn we
passed SswalPs Point without ons shot being fired
~ US As We passed Newpo News We were Ina ed
by !oud aud long cheers from the men Of the fort
who were glad to BEE us make move h. help their
brother soldiers. But we had only passed. them
about twenty-five minutes when, u our greS ioy
n battery hove in sight. II was first seen by ia.
well-experienced eye Of our gallant captain He
gave orders u Lieutenant Newman 10 call sll hands
70 quarters, which he did in his usual cool way for
no In always cool ...d brave
rms orde' WAS promptly obeyed by the crew
who thought every minute an hour, 70 trv their
skill on the rebels. They soon had a chsnce, tr
hiteen minutes 10 ten O'Clock the ball was onen.d
Dy our pivot gun forward. The shot fell shor,
The second and third were fired, but there Was
no reply, we ran In under heir gun range, aud
then they opened on US from six or eight guns, but
all OF the shot fell harmless against our iron sides
hardly think they knew what was coming al
them. We let fly from our whole battery, aud
made II pretty warm 10, them. We sailed back
and forward by the fort three or four tmes and
soon levelled their flag and made II drag In the
dust. After an action Of forty minutes they ran
like red sharks as they always do, from the well.
directed fire of our brave sailors Not one shot
damaged us mp to the end of the engagement
''The action at fort number tNO commenced
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THE GALENA IN ACTION.
THREE HOURS FIGHTING.
SILENCED.
Skedaddling Of Rebel Iron Clads.
Co., 60.
Letter from our special Correspondent
Near Ch"rles'On.-The Capture Of ths
City Next in Order.
JoSEs' ISLAND, NEAR PORT
ROYAL, 5. C., May 5, '62.
N. 8. BEAcu.

ROYAL ). C., May ), 81.
". 8. BEACu.
Dear sir-A small detachment Of the troops
round here have been ordered up near Charleston;
there hast two of three reg ments gone from her.
and about the same number from Hilton II, al. III.
batteries on Tybee Island being removed ia that
direction also. foit Pulaski IN being repaired ~
fast possible aud mos, the guns are e. he taken
North and rifrd Their. seventeen sick pri-n,-
ors in the Font who b. lie sent g. Savannah
soon some Of them claim T. be- loyal, others sro ~
rsh!d ever but all of them have lost faith in tie
brick walls. No movement has been made by oui
luuhoaL up the river. The rebels ARE busy there
building batteries at every available point. Their
lunboats keep a strict lookout but do not venture
very ottcn within range of our batteries. Today
the steamboat Maynower ran by here with Prot
Strkw.sther On huard and Prot loves hallrun,
Washington; she anchored near Elbc Island. about
= mile above here. hut the wind blowing towards
a." city, and too strong, the ascension was post
pnued. The battery on Birds Island s a. he reinoy-
q shortly the one on tins island b,nk considered
suhceut o protect the riyer. The weather IL pret-
~ warm lerc now, but the heath oi the troop.
good considering There ,- ~ prospect OF an All.
vance Ola savannah I'LL sit.l Charleston IL taken.
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Ilerunu kNultl, james FLYNN, Peter II. SpaiA-
Ed. ! I'm y Kelly, l. 'k' latrllo,
Tie fu'uwinl oScc'',d;
J .lun Thompson, hhrsm Phillips, WIN. Far.
rcll David W bowling,
cassr'f and g. la tie 'em'ls department, were
Ala eNamnei hy Nj Jones, in presence Il james
(foatnued on the INSIDE
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Farson Brownlow, of whom our sketch i, an
accurate likeness, rc-publishcd from HrtSr'.
Wckly, has proved himself that Kind OF mate
rial, oi which Washington, Napoleon. Jackson,
Peter the Great nnl all great men are com
posed. With hcrosm unlauuted. u pcrscvcr-
ancc rarely cquallcd, and moral bravery never
yet as conspicuou,lN manifested On the American
Continent l'arson lirownlow has experienced "A
severance from his family. the destruction Of
his property and, in close proximity, has looked
upon an ignominious death hy the halter, with.
out abating ono jot or one title of his opinions
or expressions in favor Of the American Union.
For many months he was treated in Tcnn., ,sec,
with th" utmost rigor ot imprisonment, his oNc-
cuiion was daily threatened, and appeared to he
Of mOmcntary occurrence, but, willie word Of
submission would have opened his prison doors
AMI ensured him competence, preirrnent and
rebel honors, tho bravo old man never spoke the
word, ani would have died, but not yielded, to
the injustice oi his prosecutors. III. bravery
saved his life. With too many friend. to be
hung, his tongue was too eloquent to le allowed
to remain among the Coulcdcratcs, and his tan
ishmeni to the North relieved him from assii,-
snaliun l., rebel ilre-caiers. W. append AL in
,,r,s,in,, sLc,,h n, ,h, ,,,o,, -, A. u.a.,l,,
'H " ~ W '''' '''"''"'
which We hope to seo heightened TO good oil
atc In in, ioym.nt Of his Iih,,t,, ard ,,,,,c,,,
ui,,i, ,L, i.,,,r. -, L;. 80. .,.,
NiLit,Mt. BEoWNInw WAS born just prior
TO the last war with Great Britain. and settled
many y"nr, ago H. knnyvillc. Tennessee.
Uc /, "A regularly ordained minister Of IN, N,,h.
al l. | t,il Fl al Ia. L..
pastor uf several plrishr, until six months
since lie has edited the Kuor,ill, MN
which journal wa. ,uptr,, hy order or the
,,I,J ,y,In,i,i,. ~, llr Al, ill.,. :" w W.
,ni,,,',,,iJ, s,,,.j g.. .n. . w. "'""ul""
y, n'',''''''.'" , s'''' 'I' ,no mon cause III
i'nh'' see nnrronhHeh 10y hundreds "' biitef
ana uhr"mpr"'nising ,rccs-i"hi-ts, he AMI hi
heroic daughter mnutained their allegiance to
the Government oi the INIT 81 States, and
on one occasion when tLs mnb Threatened 10
hrul down tho Stars nud Stripr-" which
nnt.d over the parsnn. .. r.si,I.r A. L, ,lIu,,Ittcr
threw of tho iimiIitv ur L,r ., r,,nI,nr II,
hand s,iI .hc ,,n,lI' J,c,nJ ,I "a. ,,, ham. ,.,Ii
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Important from south Carolina.

l'y the arrival n this port Of the steamer Ca
hawha from Port Royal, which brought the
PROCLAMATION Of Con. Hunter, published below,
We have some particulars Of news, especially IN
relation to the contrabands, Of whom large num-
bers were at the stations occupied by the Federal
truops. For n considerable time past, General
Hunter has been Issuing papers to the contra
bands, guarantying their freedom-th.ir right TO
20 North, East, South and West" and tha,
they should lie "irce forever !" but these papers,
il is understood, were given only To negroes who
had been employed ia the rebel service. The
PROCLAMATION Of General Hunter, declaring
slavery incompatible with martial law, aud
therefore the freedom OF the slaves, in the DE
partment Of the South, was receivei with much
surprise General Hunter WAS organizing q
Negro Brigade, and had detailed some officers to
train the cOntrabands to the use OF arms. No
difficulty was apprehcnded in enlistinr a corp,
sufficiently large to garrison all the iortifcation.
at and near Port koyal.
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Nj ARINE NEWS.
CII \lIllI

CLEARED.
sHIrS-w L'lty, Bishop, Bristol: Minerva,
ANrrS, shanghai: 7 II Kelley, II. 'auu, London:
LFelr''!, chnuder Lnndoui Wm Wilson, Chew
,r Hi'tc.
BARK" Eli1. B,rss, Cooper bermuda; Eothap.
ch"nd'et"u, r. Janrtp suhutc, Pani.o, Phlladel.
phis
BRIGs-w RKbbe. Prnde, st pomiupo Citv,
Grace Wurthinstun, stevens Belize, Hon; Clyd,,
Campbell, Santa Martha; A IIorta, Orcu, Trinidad
d Clua Back Hawk, Tubbut, Machias; Nation,
Taylor, Newport
scHooNEks -Tigrl', Shaw, Bermuda: Onward,
Pm. an Halifax; Annie, lie Blanc, Pogo. \ +; Har.
vest Queen, Crimes, st John, n u; Beverly Pierce
Philadelphia
slo0ps-opers, Dcwick, New London; jane
Maria, Ward, Norwich.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Pelican, Jones, Providence.
Lawrence, Foster, fhadephias Indse.
Anthracite mes, do do
q Mnll-"n, Eckmsu, Ii,hton, do
Cadwalltder, Pierson, Ba,tlnore,dO
Falcon, Adams do do
sHIPs-Ontario, II psmcr, LiyerIool nis.
ChrStisnA, Munk, London 80 days, do
BARKS-Ocean Pear, Cook, Waterford Ist nh
sarah l. Bryant, Lane, Card.H SO days, coal
BklGs-Msry Hatfield. Marsh, Windsor. Ns
Ellen uhr.n, Carih Feb To- via Hahlax 10 ia.
Glove Corselli, Palermo 30 days, fruit
ScHOONERS-Gen Marion, Buell. Brookhay.u.
Francis Elmore, Smith, Pr, violence.
Neptune's Bride, Gillette, RIO Graude March 6.
Creole, Cou,,n, Eli4shcthpurt lur Boston.
Anna shepard, I ukyr Plrt Jefferson.
w A Hildrrth Williams, Norwich, mise.
Floyd, Racket, Oritnt tor Philadelphia
Minnie COIN, Arey, RAA'sud days, lime.
Anua u Hayes, Rjblusou, Providence = days.
COrrh, BURGESS, do do
j T. Pots, Hy.ue, do do
" Il pTuu-, II ,Nter, do do
Cthen, w'od.uI, rwich for Albany.
PncnlN, Bur,e, Hit'old, Ia ballast
pr Frank in, Chapman Norwich mdse
q I IL h.ard, Wuilams, Middleton, stoue
urr'a, Books, GrrenpOrt.
Ge"rsihna, Steel Providence
II II naly, Case, Portland tor Albany.
FRANKLIN Pierce, HubAJrd, Grtcnp"u
Jonathan Conc MlAGy, il,rt'wn, stone.
sylpl, Brooks, from New Haven
ID nmlnl, Norton, do
r4hdilW, RHuau, d'
CA,hru, u coon, Si1u. ri, mise.
y DNtI. r. \ l,'l, Gloucc- -t'r dnl =, hsh
+ lhc b, Ant fs,r, u. .it.u .or Pu-oa -. ~
f. Il A'r,. Bty 700. B.ftl.
20 hei, r., l.,....,. 40.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COPPER KETTLE WANTED-SECOND
- hand, OF 2OOa5Oo gallons Address box ,lsl
p. o., giving capacity, weight and price mylo 8'll9
pAWNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
= The highest prices paid for pawnbroker's tick
dry goods DC st77 D ecker 1t, up starsapl7 2lac
WANTED-A HORSE OR MARE, IS
hands high, not over 0 years old and good
Sor good smsf mare aud hns gold watch aud
cham; Apply TO No. s Consyica st, willian,bnrgh,
: @i lsotlook; value mare, s1b; wat h and chain,
E'o'' myt+3'iil
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WANTED.

A i-NOsICRG CHASSEURs, ssh
Rsst, MY v. DEpenemi Zoueve- utcu.
n.I' Wsuicd-4u able bodied men o. AL " Com
lany ~ OF the above regiment Any members of
she ate D'FrnCuil Zouaycs who ore anxious g. re-
en. - have now an oIportnity g. do a. uudor two
O their old officers Ihs regiment II CONN ,nd,d
20. q. A. BUCKINGHAM. late MNor oi the Il-t
Ragt, y. Y. : NJ. and i organzed under special
order IRON the War Department. Tie eucaWp.
}ncnt of the regiment is at Bellevue Garden. corner
q ~Wh 4. y. X. Uniforms and equipments issued
Immediately ON enlistment. 500 bounty. The iein.
HE ~ those enlisting will receive from SiL T. ~
per week from the state Recruiting Office. & At
ham square, and IL Catherine ST. w ". NJ II
CfSs, Capt; BERRY FOX. lst 1t. myh 2iaC' ~
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A HORSE SlIOER WANTED
"a Az l25tL st. and sth avenue,

~ try, stuat 'u ~ assistant lo0kke,per, entry
or shipping clerk u wliu. g. make himself gen.
eially useful best city and country references
salary moderate A i1ios- g. WI, 1913 south ist
st. " illiamsburgh, NY u,yl48't0I
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"ANTED-NEW SHIRT IRONERS-
w None but those accustoned g. iron new shirts
need apply. Inquire At Warren It, in the stor.
mys y1Ac'lDA
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ANANTED-A SITUATION BY 2 FIRST
w rate bakers, who are capable n take car. of
She bake, either In bread or cakes and can com,
yell recommended from their last place Pleas.
eall At 3'6 Atlantic st. cor Of Bond 1t, Brooklyn.
A
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A PROCLAMATION.

In pursuance Of the sixth section Of the
act Of Congress entitled "An act to sup
press instruction, TO punish treason and
rebellion, 70 seize and confiscate the pro-
perty of rebels, aud for other purposes"
approved July IL, 1862, and which act
and the joint resolution thereof are here
with published, ], Abraham Lincoln
President of the United States, do here
by proclaim to and warn all persons
within the contemplation of said sixth
section to cease participating in, aiding,
countenancing, or Iabetting the existing
rebellion, or any rebellion, against the
Government Of the United States, and
TO return to their proper allegiance to the
United States, on pain OF the fOrfeiturcs
and seizures as within and by said Sec
ton provided.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington,
this twenty day of July in
the year Of our Lord one thOus-
L. s. and eight hundred and sixty
two, aud of the Independence of
the United States the eighty
seventh. .. 80.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD
... Secretary of State.
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Tho Murfreosboro AHaIr---GCneraI
Buelbs Ordera,

The NurfreoEborO AHaIr---GCneraI
Buel's orders.
Headquarters AJmy Of the Ohio,
IN Camp, Hts'tsU'lle Aa, Jqly Fl, ls62{
GENERAL OHDERs, No. 80.
On the 18th inst, tho force at Muir
ireesboro,' under command Of Brig Gen.
L. L. Crittenden, late Colonel of the 9th
Indiana regiment, and consisting Of six
companies Of the 9th Michigan, nine
companies Of the Sd Minnesota, two sec
tons Of Hewit's Kentucky Cavalry.
and three companies Of the 9TH PennsyI-
vania Cavalry, was captured at that
place by force OF the encmy's cavalry
variously estimated At from eighteen
hundred to thirty five hundred.
1t appears, from the best information
that can be obtained, that Brigadier
General Crittendrn and Colonel DufIield
OF the Ninth Michigan, with the ak
companies Of that regiment and all of
the cavalry, We're surprised and captur.
ed early in the morning In the hous.s and
streets OF the town, or in their camp near
by, with but slight resistance and with
out any timely warning Of the presence
Of an enemy. The rect OF the force
consisting Of the Third Minnesota and
the artillery, under Colonel Lester. left
ITS camp and took anOth,r position.
which II maintained with but few casu-
a'tes against the feeble attacks Of the
enemy, until about three o'clock. when il
was surrendered and marched into can
liyity.
Take it in all its features. few
more disgraceul examples OF neg
lect Of duty and lack Of good conduct
can be found in the history Of wars. II
fully merits the extreme penalty which
the law provides for such misconduct.
The force was more than sufficient 10
repel the attack elIectually. The NOR
tification which the army will feel nj
the result is poorly compensated by the
exertion made by some, perhaps many
OF the officers, 70 retrieve the disgrace Of
the surprise. The action ilt TO be adopt-
ed with reference to those who are blam-
able, especially the officers highest in
command, cannot be determined with
out further investigation.
Ia contrast TO this shameful affair, the
General commanding takes pleasure in
making honorable mention Of detach-
mont Of twenty-five men Of companies
! and II, 10th Wisconsin regiment, un-
der the command Of Sergeants w. Nelson
A, II, Maknson. The detachment was
on duty guarding a bridge east Of Hunts
vile, Whenit was attacked, on the 28th
Of April, by force OF some two or three
hundred caylary, which il fought for two
hours, and repulscd in the most singnal
manner,
Such is the conduct that duty and
honor demand Of every soldier; and this
example is worthy Of imitation by higher
officers and larger commands
BY command Of
Maor-General BUEL.
JAS. b, Fry, Col. aud Chief Of Staff.
Official j. NJ. WRIGHT, A. A. G..
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Impom rANr 10 sUTLEns.

MATTHEW'S Machines for making pure
sparkling SODA WATER for bottling or
retailing from the counter, are the most
simple, make the best article, and cost
less than any other. Plain printed in.
structons for making the Soda Water and
delicious Syrups, 60 with the Machines.
Send for illustrated catalogues; il con-
taius much that every Sutler should
know. Address john MATHEWS, maker
Of SODA WATER APPARATUS, Nos. i37 and
439, First Avenue, New York.
Augl-5teod
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NO 8

scenes Of home and In merry gatherings
In my native Stste. Their clear, ringing
laughter, hear 10 now; their voices tho
merriest Of the crowd No common sol
diers werO they. have seeu them on
the field Of danger no fear blanched
Their cheek, no CULVER Of the muscle, but
like true Ohioans, they went into the
fearful contest to die, IL necessary. Ia
the defense of their fatherland. / saw
them on The eve of their departure for
East Tennessee, to assist her suffering
sons Ia breaking the bonds of the fierce
Pharaohs Of the South; BETRAYED and
captuaed, they have fallen. Thank God
II truly gone no disgrace gathers around
their graves and when their country
stands once again redeemed and disen-
lhraIied from the destroyer, when the
mountains and valleys Of East Tennos-
see shall echo with the songs of praise
her freed sons will gather around their
graves, to offer upon them the sweet in.
censc Of gratitude.
May the time soon como. when We.
their comrades, can visit their now un.
known resting places, there to renew our
VOWS OF allegiance, and place over their
graves fitting cpitaph.
A few days ago she saw what she calls
the shadow of ono VIM, Nancy, the great
conspirator, who boasted in the streets
OF Montgomery, chat he was willing to
drink all the Yankee blood shed in the
war, for they were too cowardlv TO
light He is but a wreck Of the Yam.
cey who strutted his brief period in the
Court of ST, James, and like Pope Walk
or, and many others, 60 weeping around.
whang-doodle like, in the valleys of Al
ALBANIA, over the fate of his glorious Con-
iederacy finding no relief, only at the
mouth of brandy bottle.
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l. O. O. F.


JouN r. ulpE Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Ndshuille Tenn.
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets oyory TUESDAY Even
iug, at their Hall, ON the corner Of Union aud Sum
mcr streets Tho officers for the present term, are
o, 8. Iesueur, n c.; j. f. Mills, Y0.; !. l.. Weak cy,
Secretary l.. Spain, Treasurer
Trabus Lodge, No, lO-Mccts at tho same place
every Monday Evening. Tie o0c rs are r. A.
Campbell n. c., Horny Apple, N.G.; j. Park,
secretary n, n Brown, Treasurer
Snilry Lodge, No oO-Ncc,s at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday evening, The officers
are q. covert, Nc; Frank Hartman, YG.i James
wyatt Secretary ", NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No. los, GERMANY Meets at the
Hall, corrcr Of Union aud summer streets, every
thursday Ey,niug The officers are Charles Rich
NC, = FRIEDMAN, VIC; -- Hiuor,ch, Secretary
Geo Soilerlc, Treasurer.
Rdgsly Epcrarmsah No. l-Noets az the above Han
ON the ursI and third Wednesdays of each month.
The officers are j. + Mills, CP; 7. Il. Mcbride II P,
q, = Fuller S,W,; Potter Harris, Jr.J.W.; John y.
Hide, Scribe n. r., Gutter, Treasurer.
Olrc Bruua EsHrumpmcGI ~. A-N,ots At The
above la on the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month, Tho officers are jas T Bell,
Cri Henry Apple, mp J.. Mokcr, s.w.. b Fricd.
man, Jw.' Charles Kugnor Scribe, J. y. Ward
Treasurer,
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY

I'HE attention OF citizens utrngers, and others Wis
/ ting Nashville, requiring meluda aid, 10 respect
fully called TO THIS oinCe, No 81 neaderck street SEQ
oni hoor between Cherry and the square
Or. COLENAN Is an old practitioner OF medicine, hu
almost unlimited eHpi rience and batteTng success
Coz many years past, n the treatment OF ruvArE Dg
gAs, has Induced him 20 devote be undivided atten.
u0n 30 all diseases ,of tins nature. Many cases OF
tho most invcterate character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary Syph
dis Gouorrhusa Gleat aud an diseases of the Fenta
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 bio
rymidIcs,
A female irregularities and functional lsdcraugt
mrnts of the Womb, and the disease arising iron
CESSATION and t hanged parturitlon.
Every case of RciuCibe Rupture, and OF pics al %
'rulaIsus of the kcCtum, and most cases OF fsluar
IAN BE- cured by process nearly painless. u either
n The latter cases be- undertaken 10y Or. Coleman, D
turg is uudrIty iolrrautti, careful oxamna led
always pacsrus the necessary indications OF SUCCESS o.
fItltrs by bs improved method of operating
Persons of either applying 10 person or hy 'ettoi
describing easel ON the nrst symptoms OF any acute
5pochc disease, can be- cured, .u meet cases. oy me
abuTtivr method, iu iurty Eht hours
strict confidence, prompt attruuun1 ana mpaolAH
charges, VIII govern him with hs patrons.
g. 40 mOrCury used Boa che treatment OF neaeroa
itssdssI, as be believes ON most oasrs) producta
] worse disease than that 70 Is given 90 cure.
Once hours iron eight Ia tho morning uh uhe %
Ihe evening Jan H. o2-ly
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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1862
POstomces Re.openOd In Tennessee

POstoHices Re.OpcnOd In Tennessee,
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county.
Jordan's Valley lChristiana), Ruther-
ford county.
Fosterville, Rutherford county.
Gallatin, Sumner county.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county,
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county,
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Smithville, DeKalb county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsyille,
New Middleton, Smith comfy
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county,
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
Memphis, Shelby county.
Savannah, Hardin county,
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
TO day, as other offices are re- opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the above
list at least once a week.
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Nineteenth Illinois.


HUNTSVILLE, Ala, July, 1862
GENERAL ORDER No. So
All Commissioned and Non-Commis-
stoned Officers, Musicians and Privates,
belonging to the 18th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, who are now away from theii
respective companies, except those who
have a Surgeons Certificate of Disability
(Which must be subsequent to the date o
this ordor), or are on regularly detached
service, will report to these Headquarters
within ten days Of the date Of the pub,
lishment Of this order.
Those failing TO comply with this or
der will be treated as deserters, and Their
names will be published as such. Thi.
order will be carried out TO the letter.
BY order Of
+. HARDING,
Major Commanding
NJ, d. TEMPLE,
Acting AdiutanL Aug 2--lOt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-03

"Thero was a man ia the land Of u,
and his name was job, who feared God
and eschowed all evil. This means, boys"
said the master, that he eschcwed evil
as | do tobacco; he would have nothing
to do with it," With this clear and for
chile elucidation Of the word "esohew,"
no proceeded, and a number Of verses
were read and commented on in simiI-
airy clear and intelligent manner A few
DAYS afterwards the school committee
called 10 make an examination ADD re-
port progress The master called the
boys up and began 10 put them through
an examination. "Who was the man
who livedi In Uzy' he asked. Job WAS
he a good man - "Yes' "What did he
do - lie chowed tobacco when nobody
else would have anything TO do with it,
was the boys answer.