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tepeeaal Correspondents OF the Chicago Ifbune.]
Iouuv11E, OF. 70, 1864.
The creation Of the nav denartment of tha
Cumne'land' TO b. under the command Of |
aen. hosecrans' e1cates the hvsliest satisfac-
tion among our officers and soldiers. As the
people OF Louisville OF Kentueky-seem
to be afectionately devoted to Buell. they are I
10 douht eoua1,y satisfied thst he IA tn rem,,n
amons .nen' AAo department. ol tae oaio.
In Its new shape, will be but slim affair ut
best. It will coustitute the commonwealth
q, Kentucky Az tho r.te,x a-,, d,tv.,, ~
o. .4o .eo7'S ato et'*sa ou'
or faAner nave Lett the State, with the excep-
the United stste1 troons-wtth the nosa;h,a
a~,.n+,oa - +a. 49, a,<ea,, +.a..a-ss 49,.
on " ..a VI n''een taoues''u, 1et1 ~
hgnt the guer1las, guard railroads, bridges,
&C., are getting out u last u possfble, it fol-
lows as A couseouepee that Buen viii hsva a
nufet ffma-inst xnffpd IN h1a hAh3fa NJ 1ffe
II will not he nena...rv for him to s.tpov
-hs+ 49,. T., .h.,,. >, r. ~ s:..4 49,.
es t1as Wal - ee"os" IL 'ae "'se.@ee sn2'
mas falien upon him, ! am sorry to see the Louis
Vile Journal come to his defense. It ia easy
enouph to zee that It Ia mn hill work with the
I.7 .,s..+ - 7...s
"0a'"a' II ie not . "ofA VI LOVE- IL nas no
heart IN the matter. -
GEN. M'cooK's REPORT.
rsunnosc ror hava saan and rs.a Gan ako-
<,->,,,,s .s-1,.+ =. ,,.h1:,h.s - 49,. C:..,.t.
o.1a.. - .haLo.e,s - ns-1-.,,. T~-..
papers, OF lne eaftle OF fer1yvil1e. WAa In
nopes een' Acooo1 woo.o give 1on ana
complete history OF that light, but he failed
to Do 20. In his anxiety to save . superior
o1neer .1rom d1agrace. he haa kept BACK that
which should have been told. You will re-
mark. In that report. that ha sent twn mas-
sengers to Gen. Bueu for reiuforcsments: @ %
releael a VI 'noee messenger Is 1ar a. sou can
IN him Ali +har .ra no+ .r,;,, -A..,.oa
~ "' q. 'nes ate NV esaa toiefteo
to, Now these two messengers did GO to
What these answers we're will be known one
Of these days, and they will crate harshly on
the loyal ear.
ktr.- c.,
your old enemy Stringfe1low of Kansas infa-
mn b.s heap nlaoed h1 tba -aho, an,h-,.;.,az
In command Of the department of East Tenne-
see. He has inst issue1 an aadreaa tn The E,s+
Ienneseeans, which, an ready to say, con-
~Tss sa .:',* ~ ' 40 .:.:.s ~ e-,S. H.
ihe r1ght OF the citizen TO the projection
Of t5 ths government, Is conditional on loyalty;
Cannot this doctrine be otp.ied TO q large
c]ass In your city. Including The CHICAGO
| Tines, "Hove-In = Sherman, and Others ef
aAe ettape' Fray t1y H.
NASHVILLE SAFE.
! NaShVnle may no" be considered 7afe from
aesanlt by the rebels. The Union reaches
heEe 9uitc rsg ularly, and the railroad between
der by the end Of the week. The I3Mion ~,
that the only rebel troous near Nashville ira
Forests caTalrys and about s {}11 ;nfsntTv At
Mu,t1esanefG sat5% T. f. says sufficient l51l
lolee should ne sent TO I9at region lmi9edi"
ately iort1G purpose OF driving the rebel force
osmto one o. Mae East tennessee, ana
] the Itld in hl5 new department., which cous-i
t tntes the very ground here named, the thing
Will be eaone-Iennessee, In its extreme length
and BREADTH ~ be cleared OF rebels, aud
stcr AND xvn17snrn
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.o1aiors e. +h;a a;,r tn, ~ fo1.t ..stS;. ~
3ast 4-antr@anH h33,,-s"nhns,t . 11o =; III ~
~. tIoutsa2vu. ~ -,:oo .u ~. ~
l4ie cut. lae autuo1itAts TAKE PosSesslou
OF such buildings ana dwellings, as may be
Necessary tor bospital purposes. The military
authorities and the sanitary com missions herr
are fndefat1rnh}t in th.ir t1f,rts tn nrnv;5e f.,
iii The fnf;owirn ia a 1ertiai i,st dPf wse+ar, ~
! -. -S s:t tnE 1 10 q "a t'aa 1iat y. "c9le., -
tIoups. Which, alnFeu nefe tsseraay. 1#H
send ado1honal names "hen Obtained:
CITY HOSPITAL,
:1ohn ua-rcr.. n en.7, Ind. nsn M7,,ar H,
Ind bat: Daii s Ho1m' 5th Inn 1,st: y Snn,,"r 1s.
A XII, m. Chss Wnnd 1iN1fh II, !. Hiram r Iii
son. T. ~ Mich cav. s + irnmh,cIr i III Iilth III
HS tckarman. i 1,alsb ri t;ao RaTan cornnrat M
c. 15gth III u T. Evans q. f91th III la Arm
s,,nne Eth ird b,r q'hos i.,is XII I'd hst. ~,
WSnsf.h y s5.h Ind nar,d u 1aar - 1,,i
III Wm rim IN sa1h ri. Hhsa Fs5e, =, X a's sSs
iienv Z e. Enso - ~. Eas ~ auSn - ~
iaIs, fnd = = - H,o,av aU1Ie !eu III
Snot+ cte ia E II ;i ,1;st = ~ ia HEoteS 1T r. r
ia Wisan sst ~ ~ s1Yp'n p; ,.t Slss ~, ~
Hood q NH Ins Fow r. ,otst !uh 1ni naa tx, oh
Ki]sore b 11st IND, Thos hickne t s9ti, Iu% 1u%
Eli Il T3sEsn s1th ind Aapon R;tfar = s5th III
herman SWINE. =, 59ih III Sami PSfceaeld- u
1S n Iss VII; y, ,,otf n,st LII u gs S m
ntnen = sS1b m e R,h, =: ~ ah anI TT ~
Aaron Miller L 6)th Ind Ira Rean K 5()th III
Ernest GeLshow, c, nth Ill; VIM Il Wright, Z
Ssth Ind Oracle Shore, D, S7th Ind; Colnel
E, ,25th Ind.