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JouS y, Hipr, 0raud Secretary, shoum bee addressed
at N0sluiHe, T-i.n,

IouS " Hipr, Oraud secretary, shoud bee addressed
at NashuiRs, Trun,
Tennessee LaAs-, No. I-Mcois every Tuesday Even.
ing, at their Hail. on the corner OF Union aud sum.
mer streets. The officers Cor the present term, are
o. s. Lesusur, n c.; j. r. Mhlls, v.c. j. L. wcnkey,
Secretary L. X Spain Treasurer.
TSubus Lodge, No. lo-Merls at tho same place
every Monday Evening The officers are a. A.
Campbell, n, c.; IIoury Apple, N.G.; j. J. Park,
Secretary n. r. Browu, Treasurer.
Smiley Lodge, No. oO-Mects at their Han, ON south
Cherry street, every Friday hveniug The officers
are. O. c. Covert, Nc; Frank Harman, Y.G.i james
wyatt, Secretary w. n Mallory Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No, lO5 CGcrmanl Meets At the
Hall, corDer Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The officers are Charles Rich
Ne; p. Friedman, Y.G.; - Bitterlich, Secretary
Geo seiiero, Treasurer
Rligsly Eacampmsut No. l-Meets ot the above Hail
on The arst and third Wednesdays Of each mouth
The officers are. }, & Mills Cr.; 7. a. Mcbride, MP.
O. y Fuller, sW; Peter Harris, Jr. J.W. lohu D.
Hide, scribe b. r. Gutter, Treasurer
Olips Branoh EsacamFmeat, No A--Mtets At the
above Hall on the second and fourth Wednesday
nighta OF each month. The onloors are Jas, = Bell,
C.P.i Henry Apple, Hr'i l.. Moker, SW.; q. Fried.
man, Jw Charles KHchor, scribe, J y. ward
Treasurer
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
NLNPhNNARY.

rI,HE attention OF citizens Strangers and others vie
iting Nashville, requiring metlida aid, s respect
FULLY called 10 ths Office, No 2l neaderick street. sec
0nd door between Cherry aud tho Square.
Dr. CoLgaAN Is an old prscttouer Of medicine; his
almost unlimited experience and hattering success
for tnauy years past, In Che treatment OF rRvArs Ds
EAsgs, has induced him 90 devote bis undivided attcn
uOu 70 all diseases Ol ths nature. Many cases OF
the most inycterate character have promptly yielded
90 his improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary aud Hereditary Syph.
Ills, Gonorrhna, Gleat aud an diseases of The genha
aud urinary organs, meet with 10 resistance " hs
remidioa.
female irregularities and functional isderange
meuta OF the Womb, and the disease arising from
0estalion and 90 manged parturition,
Every case of Reiucble Rupture, and Of Piles an d
PrOlapsus 0i the Rectum, aud most oasos OF Fisua
be cured by process nearly painlcss n either
Of the latter cases Is undertaken by nr, Coleman,
cure inulrahy iu1rranted az careful okAnnatiei
always paescuts The necessary Indications Of fodss o.
fliltfrs by bis improved molhod of Operating,
Persons Of either sex applying u person or BY letter
describing easel the arsi symptoms Of any souts
speoiao disease, Do cured, m most canuui BY ihs
abortivc method, in iorty-eght hours,
strict confidence, prompt attention. and moderate
cbarges viii goycrn him gith his patrons.
rif- 10 mercury used in The Treatment OF usIierca
diSr1sss a. he BELIEVES On most oaaes) produces
,gorso disease than nat d 10 Tftpn 90 cure.
OHoe hours IRON eight 10 ne morning tiu nlno %
tha egcninf jan 49, N-N
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Upper tendon in England has just
been thrown into state Of horror aud
confusion by recent developments res
Parliament for Lambeth, who, although
now only thirty-onc years of age, while
deemed one Of the wcalthist men ia The
land and occupying one OF the highest
positions in society, proves, by his own
confession, TO have been pursuing, for
the last five or six years, career Of
crime almost unparalleled even in the an o
nal of this criminal country.
His lorgeries and penuries are
almost numberless, and, in spite OF
them all, he has managed to run through
fortune, in that brief space Of time,
amounting to nearly two millions Of dol
lars.
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the Doctor, performed the religions SER
vices at the grave; and never, while
live, can the reoolloctions os that scene
and my feelings be efac4d, as shs little
group collected under a mulborrY tree
and buried the patriot soldier. / prayed
most feryently that the Divine support
might be given 20 the young wife whom,
= few months after their marriage, he had
left to sustain the Tag aud government ;
] prayed Tor the wounded, a large num-
Der % whom lay noar the grave, and
right earnestly did implore Che God OF
battles to bless and save our country and
government.
In returning on Wednesday, we were
detained some time by tho enemy, as
they had determined that no one Of M
should leave until all our dead had been
buried and all our wounded cared for,
but through the kindneBs Of a mutual
friend, q Canadian gentleman. and Dr.
Thomas Maury, Of tho rebel army, and
formerly Of this city, we were enabled 90
go on our way, and we passed the last Of
the onemy'a pickets about midnight, not
far from Fairfax Court House. Three
taAAAN1 i' lNilN = NhANA We kNlNNNN lnt
Union lines, and were happy 10 find onr-
selves again where the old flag siill
lloated.
! have seen the number killed and
wounded in the two days engagement
yariously estimated. In find however, a
strong inclination to over estimate both
dead and wounded, and hardly any two
could agree, even after being upon the
field two or three days. NV own inn
preston is that The killed will not ex-
ceed fifteen hundred, and the wounded
torty-iive hundred These figures
should consider high, rather than too
low.
The most efficient branch, should
judge, Of the enemy's service is his cav
airy, which certainly far exceeds our
own in every respect. They have the
best and most soldierly looking men, as
well as the best stock Of horses and their
equipments, at least, are equal 10 our
oven. The men with whom / conversed
were infantry, and accounted for that in
this manner: That there was less danger
in that arm Of the service, as they seldom
were ordered under heavy fire; that each
man was wealthy and took his own
horse, and the poor or lahoring classes
had TO do the hard fighting and hard
wOrl5.--N THeraH
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How TO wake superior Lint by the
Quantity.
The following paragraph we find in the
Manchester (American) Mirror, TO which
it is contributed by an employee in She
mills of the Amoskeag Company, where
they make lint Of very superior quality
with great rapidity. The directions will
be easily understood and followed by
persons engaged in manufacturing
Take any cylinder Of from 6 to 10
inches diameter, covered with common
card clothing, say an old card Dofler or
Lickerin," or even the "Snippers on a
common woolen card, put into grind
er " frame, or even upon the center Of a
turning lathe, where velocity Of from
600 TO 500 revolutions per minute can be
obtained: then take the material-old
table o-cOgers, towels, napkins, sheets, &c,
(the above cOarser fabrics being more
easily worked than finer goods, fold
them up like q common handkerchief and
apply one end to the cylinder, holding
fast with one hand 10 the other end, us
ing the other hand 10 press the goods
upon the cylinder. The hand should be
guarded by fastening piece of common
"belt leather" TO tho palm Of the hand.
allowing the end TO project l2 or "a Of
an inch beyond the finger tips. Care
must be taken not TO allow the cloth 10
lie too far on the cylinder, az it will tear
tho cloth, and at best make 4 poor srti-
Gle. If the above directions are followed
by any ono.familiar with cotton OF wool
en- carding, IL cannot fail 10 produce the
most excellent article Of lint and in
enormous quantities. One hand IN this
way can make more, and Of o superior
quality, than 5000 persons can scrape by
hand in the same time.
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OLTThe New York Posts Washington
correspondent says, % the news Of the
recent battles is received, il becomes ey-
ident to all intelligent persons that there
has beee no such fighting as some Of The
dispatches sent out describe. The loss
Of fifteen or twenty thousand in killed
and wounded - gradually lessening
down 10 fgc or six thousand Il is NOT
beloved at the surgeon- Gonerals oiiice
that the whole number viii exceed I've
thousand. AZ for the Sighting, some o.
il was magnificent That under higel
on Friday covered the troops parlicipti'
ing 10 Il with glory. Perhaps ihe less
said about the Saturday, lighting the
better
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this and nJoining 2iatea as eEperisn.
ocd and compotsut dreciors a Female
Education. respectfully inform The cii o.
zons Of Sauhyills and the public in esnorsl that
apaciou7 building, recently erected, enables thef 70
receive a largo number n pupils
Tho Aoadomy f. about O mile nom fho oIty. and
+ situated IN one Of The most boautiul hBaItby
locations in iis vicinity.
The ladies of This Institution, being elpscallv Az.
voted to tho Eiuoatou II the young Of their own sex
WI leave nothing undone 90 impart 10 the pupils con-
aided to their care thorough Educhtion In the hib.
out sense of tho word.
This religion proftssed BY tho ladies Of the Insttu
ton 7 The Catholic and they VIII lnipart special re-
ligous instruction 70 pupil1 protesting that faith
Pupils ofevety religious denomination will be ad-
mitted, and no undue influence win be used 70 blas
the religious phaciPles Of the young Indies nor win
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
faith without the verbal or written consent Of parents
or guardians. Uniformity and good order. however,
require The attendance Of an az morning and enine
prayer, and at the religions exercises on sunday.
The course Of study g. divided into four depart.
ments, each department having lis own distinct
coursdof studies assigned t.
The Academic Year win consist Of two Sessions
the first commencing on the frat Monday Of scptcm
Der, tho second on the frat Monday Of Febrnary.
The Academic Year will close with public distibu.
ton Of premiums ana honor- about the 2nth or June
of each year.
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"At the Liverpool Assizes, Mr., BARON
WILDE, before the Crown trials commen-
ced, complained that some depositions,
which had been prepared by the county
coroner were so badly written as 20 be
quite illegible, Ills Lordship remarked
that negligence Of this kind amounted 10
contempt OF court, as IL interfered with
the operations Of justice. He should,
.threioro, fine the coroner ten pounds
$50, and II the offence were repeated, a
much heavier penalty would be i'm
posed"
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

SheriT-Iames NJ. Hinton, Depuie'-rhomas Hob.
son and J. X. Dnchanan.
Register-Phineas Garrett
Ti7stee-w. Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N II. Belcher
Rqager--John Corbtt.
RereHue Collec,0r--J. G. Brdey.
Railroad Tar Collecio7-w d, Robertson.
Catsablss for he Nadfrill- Dsiria--Iohn D. Gower
and j. r.. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
J,,igs-Hon. James whitwo,h.
Cierk-P. Lindsey Nchol.
81 The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday IN
each month and the Quarterly Court, oompos,d Of
the Magistrates OF the County, held the drst Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jadge-Hon. Nathaniel Baxter.
C1srk-Dayid c. Love.
ss-Ths cour, meets the dr,t Monday in March
aud september.
CRIMINAL COURT
Jndge-Hou. william X Turner
Cleyk-Charles n. Dggons.
A. The Court meets the arsl Monday Ia Arru Au.
gust aud December.
cHANcERY COURT
ChoHcellor-IIOn Samuel u Frier-ob
Clsrk aad Mdsisr--I GicaNes.
As- The Court meets the drsl Aoudt, Ia May aud
November.
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Messrs. KEEsHAw & CoLvlH, Cthe
Philadelphia Dairymen have Just sold
their patent Cow milking machine 70 a
birmingham firm, for twenty five thous-
and dollars cash, with a handsome royal
~ ON all future manufactures II Is said
they are now selling at She rate Of City
per dav.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

NAAANhH NNH NA NNhNAf f.'Nf'''
Persons wishing to send Freight and Packages BY
che Morning Trains OF She L0UIsyiLur Ans Mass
vius, ana EAHnyuLn AND pFoArun R,iLsoAns,
must have the ams % the ONE BY o'''ors tho
evening Prey'Cua
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DAVIDSON County DiRFoToRY--Contiauei
MILITARY auARrERs AND orFIuERg

Paa-Headquariets on High street. Coll 3. AN.
ler, commanding.
Diarisg-He Headquarters on summer nuct (nr.
Fora's residsurs) ". n sidsn, Mai lsth z. +. IA.
ftntry A. A. A. q.
Prorot Marstol-FIeadquarter Al he Capiiol. 4.
c. Gilem, Col lst Tenn. luantTy.
Chi.f Assistant Quarte1aasisr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. lo Judge catroh'a residence }
Capt. ). D. Bingham.
Aai.tsu, Qaart. f4...tsr--So thaIy aitstt caA
r. Stevenson
assistant Qaarley1na,i-r - Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk 'sresidence. Capt r. n Lamb
Aa,istant Quariermasisr--No. 81, Market htrsst,--
Capt J. NJ. Hnla
chief Coorais'a,y,-- headquarters, No 10, Vine e.
Capt. Macfsoly
Couamissarg " S,tsi.isiss-R R,oad street. capt. s.
idttlo
Aoiiug O1unifaara ~ Sabsbisses-Corner II Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Mfdioal Dirrtor-summer street. (pr. Fords old
rcsldenoe) Surgeon, f. Swilt.
Medical Pivreyor'' OFce-Church street. hssoni,
Building. g. X. lrulr, surgeon, sh Kentucky 10
fantry, Acting Medical Purycyor.
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AEw MoDE on LoCoNouOV, ,-aYour son
is coming home, is ho noty' eyes, he
is.' " How Is he coming - "On a fur
long " What kind Of q thing Is that 20
Don't know, 'copt they say IL will
travel faster mr. q horse
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Aan1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville Nashville R.R. Train leaves at 7A5, Am.
arr. at $50, Pm.
Nashville Decatur RR. Train leaves at 600, AN,
arr. ai 100, Pm.
Nash Chattanooga R. R. Train leaves At 1000, AN
ata2b, Pm.
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SCHOOL NOTICE

HAVING BEEN SOLICITED. DURING TuE
u last few days, hy numerous parents, 90 take
Young children under my instrurtunH, I have He-
ourud The assistance oi Miss JENNIE DUNHAM, 20 IA
vorahly known as a toacher IN the Public schools r.
and win open, la connection with my school, on
Monday aeAt department for Intermediate and
PRIMARY scholars ot both sexes.
TurioN-s3 ana s. per mouth-monfhly m ad.
vance
scp3-4ts II DORMAN
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DISSOLUTION

M MORGANsTEnN aud Il, sILYERnERG, Of
W. the hrm Of N, MoHaAEsrEns Cos shoe
Store, No, 10 Union street have Dissolved partner
ship BY mutasl consent
Tho business viii be carried on hereaitsr ~ NJ
MurFausffru a. MOR0AAhthhh
sllNERBER9.
Nashville Aug euh. lsG2 s1g23-al
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he, Goucyamaa Call toy Ng,gss- 7zs Ready
Rsponso--Eip Route for the Battle-fe73-
Or alleged KctoTg a Signal Defsdt-
Bad Gen9alship--M MoCzsIGn's Eaemies
Acknowledge Ms Superiority and Skill
The Battlefield - Tie Attsah0n Of tie
UfFOt Surgeons TO olrr Wounded - 2ie
Steady BravGy Of oar Ir00ps Proceed
Battlefield Declarations Of tie Rebel Sol
disrs--IHs Estimated Uilion losses, Ltc.
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labiSsun Gounip airtttorp.
IL oovEnMMERT.

CITY oovERNmEhT
- ioln Huen SMITH, ssya =. a
WILLIAM SHANE, Reoordev.
JOHN cHUMBfEY, Aarihai
pepuiy May,hals-w n wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
and James A. steeie.
Clerk affAe Marlei--Iohn Chumbsy er-o6co, arsli
1a- a. Ryan, second and John Reid'ok, thifi
Tar Aasss0r--Willan. Driver
Rereuue Coiiscior--A. p shankand
Wojer Tas Coiisci6r--E. R Garrett
Tysasurer-R Henry.
g'harf Masier-Thomas Lake.
Snperinieadsui Of he Worthouae--J. . Dodd
Superintendent qJ ns Water Worts--ianifa Wyatt
ClfsT Of hs Firs Experimentation N seahury
ssrtOa Of he Cemsoy--r. n Mcbride.
Street Orerseer--J. L. Stewart.
C1y Aaoraey--John McPhan Smith
CITY COUNCIL,
Roar,I Of ALisrlHe1-M. N. Brien, Presidrnt i D..
Newman, q. A. j. May aeId HG sooye, WIN. Cheat
har, J. c Smith, NJ. G. l.. Chborne, and las. Kobb'
om,aon Co,s,cl--w r. Jones, President; William
Roberts, T. }. Yarbrough, wm. Driver, WIN. Stewart,
louis Hough, W Mullins ,Jamos Turner, 9 NJ. South
paie, A. j. Cole, Jas. DAVIS, Andrew Anderzou, J b.
Knowles, aud John Grady
sTANDlNO COMMITTEES of fHS riN tNVNHi'
Fiaance-Bn0wles, scoyel and cote.
Water WorfH-Anderson, Smith aud Claiborne.
Street, -Yarbrough, Turner, soulhgair Davis Bren,
Mayaeld Cbsaihnm and Claiborne.
Wlar5-Newman Stewart aud Turner
Hospital-Jones, Maydeld and Sloan.
sclools--Cheatham, Maydeld ana Knowles
Fire Departaent--Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-Driver, Cheatham and Davis.
(cmeierg--smith, Stewart and Newman.
Rartei Houss-Roberis stewart aud Turner
aqtes--Hough, Claiborne and DAVIS.
polios--Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
Spriag,-Hough, Claiborne and Bren.
Workho,tss-Choatham, Maydeld aud knowles.
Improvements and Erpeadihro'-Cole, scoycl and
Cresdy.
Public Property --Bren, Cheatham and Turner.
Pest Houss-Mayheld Jones and Roberts.
The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesday,
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
each month, aud the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays N each ninth
NIGHT POLICE
Cuptain--John Baugh ....-
Tira Lisatsnanf--wIn. Yarbrough.
Second Lieptenant-John II. Davis.
Folioemea--Wm. Jackson, John Cayendcr, Mich Ia.
yls Joel Philippe, VIM. Baker, John Cottrcli william
Mayo John Engies j. W. Wright John Puckett,
Robert Scott, W. c. Francis Thomas Francis Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huit
az Tho Police Court is opened every morning at
niue O'Clock.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Nail Via ousvile arrives Daily, $50 p NJ
Leaves % T.l5 AM
Columbia, via T. &A.R.R. arrives 6.aO PM
leaves 6iOAM.
shelbyyinc, via N X q RF, arrives s.a0PnL
leaves iOO0A NJ
Lebanon, arrives l2.00M.
leaves 2.OO Pm.
Memphis Mail, leaves Daiyya Louisville and Cairo.
POsT-oFFIoEs orEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsylle, SmithYne,
watertown, Jennings Fork.
lost OFFICES oS LINE OF n. 4 g. RR-
Mnrfreesboro, Fosiervlle,
Jordan's Valley, or Shebyyine,
Christians. Palmetto
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SAINT CECILIA'S
FEMALE ACADEMY.
MOUNT VERNON.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WiR Ie opened for tie reception Of PaR1
on Monday sPL sth 1862.
MOUNT VHRNON.

FrHr sisTFRs % TmE 0IMrR
4 on ST DOMINIC, Wsll known 10
this and nJoining siatea as erpsrisn.
ccd and competent directors of remalo
Education. respectfully inform the citi.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04
FROM GEN. B BANK.'DIvIsION
The MAIN ARMY NEAR CHARLESTOWs.
The Bush Of Coltrabands towards our ForeS
PRIVATE PROPERTY RESPECTED.

Charlesioscn, Va. March 2.-The main body
of Gen. Banks division rests In tho vicinity OF
Charlostown. No disaster or accident has oc.
CURED since its concentration at and the do.
parture from Sandy Hook to cause any anxiety
10 the friends at home.
Three inches OF snow fell to-day.
The hitherto ranoorous secessionists now pay
marked respect to the Federal uniforms. The
citizens who have been compelled to succumb
10 rebel force are elxted with the prospects OF
the future.
It is gratifying to perceive that the country
throughout which the army passed bears marks
If tho usual agricultural industry. II is appa.
rent that the future cereal crops Of this pro-
lihc region have not been neglected.
As may be supposed. town and country are
destitute Of imported articles Of consumption.
There ia no lack Of bread, meat, and coarse
cloths. Hundreds Of contrxb Ands are hourly
seeking refuge within our lines, but they are
allowed 10 roam at large without espionage or
care; In fact, but little notice ia taken Of them
except to prevent their return beyond our
posts.
The general reports from Winchester are
conflicting, and but little reliance Is placed
upon them, coming ss they do from refugees
and contrabands. o.
The military commanders are undoubtedly
better informed than the public, and are CON
sequently prepared for any emergency which
may arise. ..
Considerable -four, accredited to the seces
sion army, has been seized, but private prop
erty has boen strictly respected.
Martinsburg is occupied BY the Union troops.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

THE LANE ExPEDrrIoN.-The secretary Of
War yesterday communicated to the Senate, In
answer to resolution Of inquiry Of the 4th
ultimo, an order Of the adjutant general to the
surgeon general for medical and other supplies
for the Lane expedition, which was to consist
Of four regiments of infantry, seven of cavalry,
three batteries Of artillery, from eight to ten
thousand Kansas troops. and four thousand In
dianr, to be concentrated at Fort Leavenwor.h.
Accompanying 1t was letter Of instructions
from Adj Gen. Thomas to Gen. Hunter, as fol-
lows:
"The General.in Chief desires it 10 be under
stood that command independent OF you is
not given to Gen. Lane, bnt b is to operate
to all proper extent under your supervision
and control; and II you deem proper, you may
yourself command the expedition which may
be undertaken. Under these conditions the
Commander-in Chief will not give you formal
leave, according to your application, but he
authorizes you to absent yourself for thirty
days, at your discretion"
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

fred DuNe, By the officers and men Of the New
Jersey Squadron, 7th Is. Cavalry"
I have sssn hundreds Of presentation and
" "nsdal" swords and sabres, but never one
,ethsr EQUAL to this. A military friend Of high
rank says II is the most splendid one TifAny
has ever gotten up. The sash and belt arc
oorrespondinsly beautiful, and cost altogether
$50. .... ---e-.- ---z--
The ii'tols are Of Colts best make, small
size, silver mounted, and cost $50.
So you go our mueh.iOred major Is we'll
supplied with means Offensive and defensive to
do good service. "On dit" he is to be presented
with splendid charger and equipments.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

MEETING IN AID or THE Distribution OF Re
LIdIoUs READNG YoR THE SOLDIERS "A full re
port Of this interesting meeting will be found
ip pur local columns. It's but Justice to.aay
that the society which Is doing this noble work
Is the Boston American Tract Society, an organ
ization which withdrew from the original
American Tract Society because Of Its re-
fual to rebuke sin in all Its forms. To be more
explicit-it would not publish anything against
slavery-that "sum Of all villalnies for fear
that 1t might hurt somebody"
The society which dared to do right is now
reaping q glorious reward 10 the noble op-
portunity for doing good which It 20 promptly
embraced with such glorious results.
The national Republican., 1862-03-04

NUMBER OF REGIMENTS IN THE SERvIcE.-In
answer to q resolution Of the 7th ult., calling
for the aggregate number Of volunteers. there
is communicated by the Secretary Of War to
the Senate the number Of regiments from each
State and Territory, Of infantry, artillery. and
cavalry, and the number Of officers Of the dif
terent grades. This report embraces all reei.
ments whose muster rolls have been filed, and
mentions that the rolls Of many regiments have
not yet been received. The number given is
six artillery regiments fity.six of cavalry, four
hundred and eighteen Of infantry-a total num-
bcr Of four hundred and eighty.