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From Sort Pillow and Island Ten

The storm of Tuesday night, was
very. severe at Fort Pillow and, Island
40. At the former place several
'reess &efs blown . down within our
lines. and a nntnbtrof tents capsized'
+. No HIVES were lost, however,
At lslaud 10, tho .kanawI,a Aal-
Icy was driven iffson LG6r n,opringsan
the Tennessee shore; toward. the
Island. She was 'csaapsiizetsd ii / the
river, wIren her boilers rolled over
board, and her cabin { parted from the
hull. Tie officers and Grew, thAty
III number. with Liout, s;rtaers. 81
fuckers battery. succeeded in reach.
ing the fiodting week, which i1oated
down the river until within three or
foar miles 1of New Madrid. One Of
Tire .cfe@. swan ashore and notified
the officers of the: aampas, w-Ao got
up steam. rescued the whole party,
and tcved the cabin. ashore. The
crew lost their entire. baggage The
DaSdxo was ALAG blown ashore and
lost her Tudder, but shc:was enabled
to, readers. some s.asiistance y the
wrecked crew. Thes latter reached
the city on .ihe Scotland, which ar.
rived last evening. u - 80.
Withafhs ala ..of glasses i Vas
Ssen that the, smoke ut acks of one of
tie epemy's gg',nDoatss and also one
their trans ports. chad. been blown
down. during the gale 49,, ,.,
The enemy continued To- shell the
Island al 1Sng range. and with cot
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Hf4-IAiettAr yS!sspN,e y 4 1922
public meeting was. held at sumtcs,
Trinity county, ON .,Ae.lyth INST, at
which Col. z. Norton presided. rhs
object ;of the ,nestipg, .ss'sxplei,,c,l
by Capt Rowe aud Mr.. .Tegaf4ep.
wAichwas to- coaljids "a requsst. ofthf
Polk county Indians fcraid.to'sst into
the military service Of the, country.
These indians wrse represented BY
Antonio, Chief Of ths -Al,ban.as, Bill
Blunt aid Will, Chiefs Of the Mus
eogas,sana sIata X. Chief Of the
cashattas.
Antonia made q speech, WHICH vas
'intaatsl by Bill Blunt. Hc said
that they knew. nothing about The
Yankees, b,ts that they 1--WE in this
COUNTRY and want to fight for. it.~--,
they are willingto fight any where
il: the state,;.but unwilling. to 60 oft
d IT,. They Wanted aid in ppepriihs
authority fsdm the tG ovYnor to. raise
/. IN fndifn ceinipahv, with lSdian Off
c,r-ss..' and Il white may, }pr 'ton,u,issa-
y. e attend to tLeir interest s s etc: ].
A'.e following questions were then Yl.
put sotltl,em, Ivy Capt RAwe; which
we're answered as before: Z 2 =
Have. these tribes other Chiefs? =
They have. =. -, i.
: How many warriors have they 20
they have Sl., 81 4,
Rave they all guns :
They have, but not more than half
;. Of theurin order, =.
Have they ammunition :! -
They have not, nor any money to
buy It with, and if theyi!! had, they do
pot know where IL procure it,
II the Governor send. You paper
authorizing you to enlist ai.d organize
!, 'esn,pan j, win you ssolits yourselves
ii readiness TO obey tic orders Of thu
Governor AND the Chief Justice of
Polk county, aud act ys'n,iep-tlio ,dis
fection Of your CopIa,issary' :.
We will Sw;i,liin.thc State. ~.
They then .chose;.as their chief
warrior. or sptans = John Scott W-.ka,
an -Aldbatia Indian; and for. their
/. nsx1 in .eo',lalnlapd, thompson; also an an
-Alabaana Indian, ard Robbery j. Rowe.
4 white man. faEi: thclr Col.,l..iissssay., r.
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Secretary NJ -sa,S9t "a assem-
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for tho. sfiai of.sescfai newspaper
publ shers,- WHO. IT. IS alleged. have
given aid and comfort 10 che enemy
fty publishing i''tormnt ION as TO TIE
strength, position ana movements OF
the Federal troops. Geo. Lunt =
Co, OF the Boston Cour,er' :Prune'
Stoite, Hall and Halleck, OF the New
! York Journal LOT commerce; and
Samuel Bowies TO. OF the spring
field (Nass.> Republican' are among
the publishers who have been report
to the War Department. a y'"-
istion of the articles at war with
which they are charged is punishable
with oeqth...
2 Several editors w'n probably DC
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/. o. 0. F.
touS y. HIpr, Grand Secretary, shonld be address
at Nashville, 1elia'

louS n Hipr, Grand Secretary, shonld be addressed
at Eashaille Tenn
Tennessee Lode, No. Meets every Tuesday Even
ipg AT their Han, on the corner Of Union and sum
mer slrees. The officers for the present term, are
q. S. Leaueur, n g.; j. F. Mills, Vc.i' j. l.. WeaKIey,
secretary L. k. SPAIN Treasurer
q,abuo Lodge, No. lO--Neets at the same place
ove,v Monday Evening The officers are r. A.
Campbell, n. G.; Henry Apple, V.6'i ~ !" farS,
secretary b. Il. Brown, Treasurer
s,iley Lodge, No. 9O--Meots at their Han, on south
cherry street every Friday Evening The officers
.re. q. @. Covert, N.G.; Frank Harman N.G'i james
watt. secretary W. Nj. Mallory, Treasurer.
Avro,a Lodge, No lO5, (German)-Meets at the
a.n CORNER Of Union and summer streets, every
rhursday Evening. Tho officers are Charles Ken
Na,p Friedman, We; -- Bitterlich, Secretary
Geo. seilerle, Treasurer
Ral,sfy Eacampmo,i, No, l--Nccs at the above nan
d, ,be 0rst and third Wednesdays of each month
rss oeaeers are. J. e. Mills o.P. T H. Mcbride, hP,
a y Fuller, s.w,; Peter Harris, Jr J'W'i john n
tiiss scribe b. n. Cutter, Treasurer
ojigs Byauoh Eeacampma'i, No a-Meeis al Tue
.t,, rau on the second and fourth Wednesday
rt.,,. ofeaob mouth. The officers are Jas. Beli
gP. Henry Apple, HIPS h. Moker s.W. b. trea
uaa. Nv Charles Klrcher, Scribe j. N ward
Treasurer
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DAvrDsor cour4r DIaporonY--contiausd.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERs.

PoR-Hsadqaafters on High street. eea Negcy,
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures oh SKINNER street On.
Ford's resaence) W. II sidsil, Ma. 1871 Y 10
fintry, A. A. no.
Provost Efarslaf--Headquarters az the Capitol. a.
Gillem, Col. let Tenn Infantry.
chief Asss1ant Queriermassr p Headquarters on
Cherry strsas No. 10, Jsdge catroa's residence
Capt. J D. Bngham
assistant Qaarisraias,sr--No - Cherry street. Capt.
r. Stevenson
Assisk4R Qaarternosir - Viie attsesgfuu1r Mrs.
Folks residence. Capt r. n. Lamb
Assiaiam Quarermastr-No. 81, Market street -
Capt. j. N. Hate.
CAiqf commhsay --Headqulrtera, 30. 10, Vine 81,
Capt R Nacfaely.
ooanissa,y Of stsh.eass-e,oaa streee, Capt Z.
little
Actiag Cofamssayg Of SuJsisieses-Cosner Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Alien
RHoaI Dirsotor-summer street. (Or. Fotd's cid
residcuce.) Surgeon, r. Swift
| Medical Purvegors O6oe-Churoh street, Masonic
Building. j.. r PrRrLE, Surgeon, 9Th Kentucky Ia
fantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor
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PROsP TUS
OF THa
NASHVILLE UNION.

TINS NASHVILLE UNION was commenced few weeks
since, for Che purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
COn(cdcracy, AMI Of advocating the restoration Of
Fcleral authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted TO secede Il holds
friends all Who support, and as foes all who oppose
the Union Of the states. Il has no watchword but
liz, gDoX AND NATIONALITY.
with rebels and tratU has no compromise 20
make II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the sUFSEE
LAW or THg LANp, anything 10 the Constitution aud
Laws Of any Of the States 10 the contrary n0twth-
standing.
II contends for the Union Of The States, because
without It the preservation OF our liberties aud ins
tutions and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands 10
.he way oil crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter By what name y be
ed.
To tine people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty aud Union, Until they we're be-
traycd 20 tho rebel despOtism at Richmond by per-
diOus Governor and corrupt Legislature, ana who
have felt heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. let the names Of
rebel otlceholders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world. Let those ambitious aud
ayarioiOus Who have plotted ruin for their
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be fastened to the pillorY Of
shame 10 matter how high their ~itlon in society.
| Let II be shown how the SO fsty red defenders OF
| Hs0u,horn Rights" are now leading maraudlng bands
Of free hooters ahd stroopers our Sute, kid
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges and cars, and
| numbering uuarmcd citizens IN cold blood Let the
truth so long excluded by theSOuthcrn oonspratorsi
! now circulate freely through every neighDorhood
| and our cause will assuredly triumph. VIII not oya
| mon everywhere aid vs. in the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy ofFrcc GoyermeutS
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Col Keith Of the 22d Indiana, Until he
fell from his horse he was everywhere in
the thickest Of the fight Where the
battle ragged hottest, he was to be found
animating and cheering his men by his
lofty words and noble example. He was
universally loved by all who knew him,
and his loss is much regretted In his
example there is every thing. worthy Of
imitation.
Major Winters, Of the 59ih Illinois, has
my grateful thanks for the GOODNESS and
courage which he displayed during the
entire engagement lie displayed a pa
triotism and courage that is highly wor-
thy of limitation.
LieutYWest of the 30ih Illinois, and
A. a. G., is entitled TO great credit for
timely aid he afforded me, and for the
energy and promptness with which he
| delivered my orders During the action
he was wounded in five different places,
and did not quit the field till entirely
disabled
Lieut. Adams, and Acting Adjutant of
| the 22d Indiana, is also a worthy young
officer. He had his horse shot from UNI
| der him, and though wounded himself,
be remained Oh the field, preserving great
GOODNESS and calmness of mind, and con
stantly urging his men forward Also,
much thanks is due to "Orderly' Gray,
for bis courage, promptness, and energy
in delivering my orders.
Captain Pinney, of the 9TH Wisconsin
Battery, cannot be spoken of too highly
in this report lie delivered his orders
with great GOODNESS and deliberatioD, and
his battery did great execution in forcing
the rebels from their position. The fol-
lowing is list Of casualties:
OF the 22d Indiana there were engaged
800, killed So wounded 90, missing 10
total loss 1877
OF the 59th Illinois there were engaged
325, killed 40, wounded 90, missing II
total loss 1913.
OF the 18TH Illinois there were engaged
700, killed A, wounded 1872 missing II
total loss 22I.
OF the 9th Wisconsin Battery Their,
were engaged 50, killed J., wounded 2
total loss 3.
OF the brigade there were engaged
1,423, killed 141, wounded $50, MISSING
43; total loss Of brigade 544.
Very respectfully, | am, General, you
F obedient servant. NJ. GOODING,
Col CONG 30th Brigade
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Our Victory at Corinth.

The following is an extract from 4 let
ter Of a subalten in General GRANTS
army TO his father in st, Louis, dated
nth October
The loss Of the rebels at Corinth ID nine
times greater than ours--their loss 1000
killed, as many wounded, and between
1000 and 1900 prisoners. At Hatchie,
the less in killed and wounded about
equal, say 800; but we captured 800
prisoners and large quantity Of arms at
both places. The defence and pursuit
was we'll planned and executed.
In your last letter you say that the
correspondents of the Press censure Gen.
Grant for not being in the battle Of Iuka.
The proper place for the Commanding
General is at the point most accessible to
all his divisions, which Ia that case was al
Burnsville-the battle not becoming gem
eral because Of the flight of the enemy,
he was not therefore personally engaged
The movements were as well planned and
as we'll executed as the very billy coun-
try, dense growth, bad roads, and small
force GALL we could spare) would permit
with a long line to protect-this military
district standing out like peninsula IN
the bay of Secessia.
Al his headquarters at Jackson, Gen
Grant was we'll informed, and reinforced
Corinth at the right time, and directed
column on the rebel rear aud flank, L
the great relief of Corinth aud injury 4
the enemy, as the result has demon
strated,
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Copy of Regimental Report Of Capt T.
B Tauper, commanding 22d Indiana
Volunteers, in the battle Of Perryville,
Ky, October 9Th, 1862:
HEADQUARTERS, 22D IND. Vols,
NEAR PEBEYvILLE, KY, Oct 10th, '62.
COLONEL In obedience to your order
of this date requiring me to furnish a re-
port of the part taken by the ed regi-
ment Indiana Volunteers, in the late bat
tie near this place, | have the honor to
submit the following:
| On the afternoon Of the Sth inst. the
22d Indiana, under command of Lieut..
Colonel S. l. Keith, composing part of the
! Both brigade, commanded by Col nj.
Cooding, was ordered TO the field at 4
p. NJ, to the support Of the right under
command of Gen, MoCook, where the
enemy had massed a strong force
with the evident intention Of breaking
our lines In twenty minutes after
receiving the order, the regiment en-
tered the field under the fire of the enc
my, and In few moments took position
! the Sd Ohio on our left was relieved by
/ the 10Th Illinois, the 59th Illinois on our
J right both consisting Of part of our
, brigade The left wing of the 22d oc-
r cupying an elevated position in an open
{ field, was exposed to a heavy fire OF mus
d kerry from the enemy who were partially
] concealed in ravine and skirt of woods
q about 500 yards distant. Our centre and
{ right were somewhat protected by large
e house and some outbuildings, upon which
d our regiment had made a successful
d charge, and from which they drove thu
b enemy ia great numbers, when first com
ing into the field With slight variations
" our regiment held this position for abou
o two hours, during which time we had los
le number both in killed and wounded
re Among the officers who fell here wer
y Capt. Smith and Lieut. Sibbitts, OF com
i pany X; hieut. ridden, of company n
d killed; Lieut.. Mcbride, wounded. A liz
l. tie after sunset Col, Gooding, commandin
{. the brigade, who frequently rode alon
i the lines, in the thickest Of the fight
is delivering his orders with great cool
to ness and energy, came up and stated tina
the extreme left was being closely presse
N bv the enemy, and directed Lieut.. 20
,e, Keith TO move the 22d by the flank
g their support, This order was prompt
l. complied with. Up to this moment Il
il regiment nad kept up continuous an
ed effective fire upon the enemy, whose FL
re had Ia a measure ceased in our front.
ID. executing the last order referred to, Il
G. regiment had proceeded to the point il
by dicated, and was Just in the act OF takiI
En- position on the left Of the 10Th lllino
we when a tremendous fire was opened up
nj, cur advance from a heavy body Of 4
Aw enemy, WHO lay concealed in an adjoi
ur ing woods. So destructive and une
pected q Gre threw the regiment in
e. momentary confusion. Col, Goodir
nd, who was a advance, was surrounded a.
Tor taken prisoner Lieut. Col Keith, VIII
uld brayaly leading on his command,
tut from bis horse mortally wounded.
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds,

as-An communications on business with the Office,
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS OF the UNION,
and all communications to tho Editor will be address
to S. G. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do US great kind
ness by republishing the foregoing or its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months to
ZONE win be highly interesting 10 all lovers of their
country and her free Institutions and the columns Of
the UNION will furnish the earliest AID moot relisble
history Of these events,
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According to the Richmond papers OF
the eth instant the belief there Is that
Gen. Mcclellan designs making his next
attack on that city from the south.
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labiSson Couutp 9irtttorg.
CRY oovERHNENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOrN CHuWpIEY. Marshal

JOIN LHL MbLhI MQ13F0Tl
Usouig Marsaah--W r. Wilkinson, a. G. Tucker.
ID James A steele.
Clerks ftle &orksi--John Chumbey, ez-ogis'o, hrst
og T.. Ryan, second and John Reddok third
Tar Assessof-Wnliam Driver,
Bereaas CoHsctor--A, b shankand
gei.r Tar Co1sot9r--E B. Garrett
Treoarcr--R. Henry.
Wharf Mas'er-Thomss Inakc
s,segiaiaiaeat Of ne Worktous--j Q Dodc.
S,lborin,sndeni Of ne Haisr yorl5--James Wyatt
,tf.f n ba Fise Degaftmeat--Johu tI seabpry.
60, n The Ce,ae,erg--T. H. Mcbride
STREET Overseer--J L. Stewart.
ON Aaoyaeg--John McPhaii smith
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COUNTY OFFICERS

slerid-Iames N. Hinton. Depaiies-ihomas Hoo'
son and J. X Buchanan,
Reghicr-Phin0as Garrett
T5usiea--W. Jasper Taylor
C0roasf--N II Belcher
Rdager-John Corbtt
Regcme Coliscior--J, G. Brcy.
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NIGHT POLICE

Cg,aiR-Iohn Baugh.
First Lieutenant-Wm. Yarbrough'
Second Lieuteaani--I0hu Il. Davis
Iaoiicemen--wm, Jackson, John Cayender, Nlon va
Wis joel Phillips VIM Baker, John Cottrell, william
MAYO, John Engles, j. W Wright, john Pucko'''
Robert scott " c. Francis, Thomas Fraucs, Andre"
Joyce. David Yates, and Charles HuIitI'
ar The Police Court is opened every morning