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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-02
TENNESSEE BRANCH
o. THE
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
CONDUCTED ny
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

fINHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for the
Il successful prosecution and settlement Of ns-
mAnds against the General Government Of EyERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had severA
years experience in the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Fxocn-
tive Departments at Washington and being thor.
oughy acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given 10 cases arising
out Of the present war, including the accounts OF
States, Contractors, and Disbursng Officers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for SCoIIect-
ing, Drilling, and organizing VOI-
unteers,'' the reimbursement Of which il author
ized by an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Herses lost in the service, and for
military Pay, Pensions, aud Bounty
LAND
We give special attention to procuring Pem-
siOnss BOuDtIes, etc, accruiug to soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted "a ease, or tho
families Of suck have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line Of drty such during th
present war
Special care win also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by tho Departments or InehOientIy Managed
Prompt attention also given 20 the collection OF
Quartermaater's Receipts given for Property taken
Tor the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
andcollectng Claims againstthe QuaptermAster's De.
partment. ~
An Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands OF Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsnccessfni
Aside from this decided advantage, daily inter
course with all the Departments enables us in. roos
cases TO obtain decsions much more speedily tbas
where al communication and other necessary detan
must be conducted through the mails
To this end, We solicit you to forward to Us any OF
all ofsuch character you may from time to time
have presented, and, as is our custom, we will fur
nish you with an the necessary blanks, and, wbea
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unlesssuccessful.
Address; CHARLES h. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
hHghyfp Tf8ns
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There is little squad of guerrillas
who have been making their head-quar-
tiers at the lunatic asylum for some
days past. They talk boastfully of
taking Nashville, but whenever the loco
motive whistle sounds here, every fellow
Of them breaks for the woods as though
he whole Federal army was after them.
Talk of their taking Nashville They
never will take anything in their lives,
put drink Of whiskey.
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Scouting Expedition.

Captain TwYNAN, with his company Of
Kentucky Scouts, and portion of the
18th Pennsylvania, Mounted Infantry,
under Colonel S1RwELL, visited Good
lettsville yesterday, carefully exploring
the country on each side of the road.
Captain TwYMAN took possession Of The
town, and captured the entire y7B,orea
force Of three thousand of MoRaAN's
men, who were two or three in number,
Dick McCANN, or as friend at our ell
bow suggests, DIcK TURPIN MCCAIN,
had been there that morning with
his sixty thieves and had stol-
en- horse and buggy belonging
to one of his own party. He saw no
guerrillas except a few strolling vaga-
bonds of BENEFITS disbanded troop, who
did their best to keep out Of the way Of
our scouts. One of the prisoners taken
was recognized as one Of BENEFITS gang,
who was captured and brought here a
few weeke since. Capt. HIBLER, Of the
7th Pennsylvania Cavalry, was with the
party, and rendered excellent service by
his vigilance.
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McKendree Chapel, NJ E. Church, on
hurch street, nearly opposite st. Cloud
otel, has been designated by an order
ON Gen. NEaLEY, as the 2nd Post Chapel
the city of Nashville.
The opening ermonswill be preached
lis morning, at los O'Clock, by Colonel
aANv11E MooDf, Subject" O6,yafs
ingaom as distinguished from he Kingdoms
his World" Sermon in the evening at
Z O'Clock, by Chaplain II. A. PATT1soN,
the 1lth Michigan Regiment.
lAt216 P. NJ, organization Of General
ole Glass. General Prayer Meeting
ery Thursday night.
The military and public generally are
daily invited.
Nov I'd, 1862.
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BRAGG, according TO the assertions Of
his Southern friends, marched with ninety
thousand men and hundreds of cannon
into Kentucky, where he was joined by a
large army under kirby SMITH and TWEEN
ty-fiye thousand Kentucky recruits. And
what did the fellow do? Why he stole
about a thousand cattle, broke open a
parcel of stores, and then retreated out
of the State as fast as possible.
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The Murfreesboro Rebel Banner notices
the arrival in that town Of Henry g.
BuRaHTT Confederate States Senator
from Kentucky.
II is the quintesence Of impudence
for BURNETT to pretend to style himself
Senator of loyal Kentucky, or an ex-
ponent Of The views and wishes of her
people. BY what authority does he pre-
sumo TO act as her representative
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, gentleman who left Knoxville some
pc weeks ago informs as that BREcKlN-
sks force was there numbering some
thousand men. The rebels claimed il
seven or eight thousand. lie was in
anon on last Monday, and saw
Wis army on its way into Tennessee,
cute for Columbia, He heard that
eral Crittenden was at Somerset. with
division. The rebels are in the
llest terror and are moving their
lies out Of che way as rapidly as
bile, This Is done by the advice Of
ian, who sees that the game Of re-
On Is pretty well played out and
whenever the Federal troops come
the wisest thing the rebel soldiers
o Is to skedaddle as fast as their
viii carry them. We incline TO the
that The attack upon this place is
initely posiponed, and that we shall
10 other soldiers here, besides what
ready have, save Union soldiers, and
captured goerrillas.
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The vanguard of BUELLs army, We
are informed, was some ten miles the
other side of Tyree Springs night be-
fore last, and, we were informed yester-
day evening, were to camp some ten
miles from the city last night.
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! outrages

We have had several instances reported
to US within the last few days, in which
stragglers from foraging parties have
entered the houses Of well-known Union
people, and plundered them of everything,
We shall report the cases in full so soon
as we can obtain the proper evidence. If
the officers and military authorities do
not punish such cowardly scoundrelism,
as the Articles of War direct them to do,
we intend to hold them up before .he
public.
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Greenbacks, Tennessee money, Gold,
Silver, Southern currency, and Chatham
noOga money bring the best price at the
INSURANCE EXCHANGE Office of w. j. MARR
on College street, opposite the Sewanee
House A premium paid for 81 and 50
Tennessee Bank notes and shinplaslers.
0ct15.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS u. S. FoRcEs,
NASHVILLE, TENNy Oct. 27, 1925

General Order No. H.
I. Hereafter no citizen will be admit
ted to the Headquarters of the Post Com
mander before ten o'clock, A. NJ, or after
four o'clock, Pm.
This order does not apply to officers OF
soldiers who come on business; such per-
sons will be admitted at all times.
By command of Brig. Gen. NEGLEY.
JAS. A. LowRIE. Capt. and A. A. G.
Sept. 28--tf.
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DOUBTFUL-wILD car.
Refuse the Issues OF all Ranks
mentioned below

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, Oh
have been wound up and their Notes, II any ar
put are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee az Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manuiaclurers' Bank at KnOxvill
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank OF Tazewell, at Tazewel.
LawrencebuTg Bank, at Lawrencebnrg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at GAINESVILLE
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SUPPLY or SALT.-We understand.
from parties recently from the Kanawha
Salt Works, that the rebels were unable
to carry of more than two thousand 70
three thousand barrels, Cor want of trans-
pOrtation, and there are now liteen to
twenty thousand barrels remaining there,
10 come forward As soon az the river rises
GIN. Gazette.
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Cor. & Rec. Secretary

AS we predicted, there was crowded
house at the theatre last evening. We
did not have the pleasure Of witnessing
the entire performance, but understand
that everything went off in . most salts
factory manner.
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The "Kineyard" reports that FoRREsT
says he intends 70 take no more Union
prisoners. Very likely, he means to quit
the Confederate service. We wouldn't
be astOnished TO hear that he had taken
q vow not to capture Nashville
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRY,l
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. %, 1862 {

[ Orders No. 81
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, If any, since last report
BY order Of Col. STOKES.
john MURPHY, LIST LieuL q Adiutant
lst Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf.
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Let every Union family ID the city
throw the national colors to the breeze
from their windows and houses tops.
Now is the time TO exhibit your loyalty,
your determination and confidence;
Nail to the mast the tattered Gag,
Set every threadbare sail,
And give them 20 the God Of storms,
The lightning and the gale :"
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THE REBELs OF CHARLESTON - May
ships forever shm their harbor; may
Sire and pestilence consume them; and
may their markets be as wretchedly sup
piled as the markets Of Nashyillel
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SUNDAY MORNING. NOV. ,, 1892.
rUrERAs INVITATION.

The friends and acquaintance Of Jno ". and Pr
Barry, are invited 70 attend me Funeral Of their liz
Ne daughter NAHoS HARRrEr, from their residence
on Broad Street Puge. Wet Nashville, tins mornini
At 10 o'clock.
Divine Service BY Rev. Dr.. eehcn.
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The Murfreesboro Rebel Banner Of the
25th ult., say that JACKSON, LoSasTREEH
Polk, HARDRE, PEMBERToN, KIRBY SMITH,
and HoLMEs, have been appointed Major
Generals by the President
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We learn that General s. r. ANDERSON,
whose celebrity at Layergne excited the
admiration of all lovers OF quick travel
ing, has resigned his position, his resig-
nation being equivalent 10 a removal
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HEADQUARTERS u, $ FORCES, }
NASHVILLE, Oct %, 1862

Special 0rdersl aErtyootn
No. 20. 1-I""'''
!, Twenty-Five dollars reward viii be
paid for the discovery and information
OF any arms or munitions of war concealed
in violation Of Special Orders No. 10.
II. Any slave giving reliable informa-
ton Of the cOncealment of arms shall
receive military protection.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. NEGLEY
JAMES A. LOWRIE,
Capt and A. A, G..
(Onicial)
q. NJ. l.. JOHNSON,
Capt. and A. d, g.
Oct 28--lw.
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History viii record the Tower of Ba-
be-, and the Southern Rebellion as two
monuments Of mortal folly equally iutile
and aboruya.
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MORGAN has two Captains in his COM
mand, one of whom is named STEELE,
and the other WoLF. We have no doubt
their names are appropriate.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURoH.--There
will be Preaching this morning at IL
o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. HARVEY. Monthly
Concert Of Prayer at o'clock, ?. NJ.
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NASHVILLE TYPoGRAPH1oAL UNION, No.
1.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Society will be held on Sunday next,
the 9th inst, at 8 o'clock, ?. M.
By order Of the President
w. MULLINS,
r. q D.. &c.,
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Ioct 26-lw.
DANCING.
Mr.. GOODWIN AND DAUGHTER

rIYAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM THE
young ladioa and gentlemen Of Nashville, that
they viii open class n the polite ART Of dancing ON
saturday, November, lst, at o'clock, j. NJ. al
kirkman's Hal, on summer street. They win omen
class for gentlemen, Monday evening, al o'cl0cf
p. VI All fashionable Quadrilles, polkas, sch0t
tisches, Waltzes, MaNurkas Vafsoylonuos Radowas
etc viii be taught. Gentlemen Wishing Co take os
sons VIII p ease make early application.
OCT. 30-lW.
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AashriIle Auipn,
TERMsi

DAmY uWoN, per annun......fs.. '.'','s5 %
e" g week. 20
rnI-WrEKLY Uuos, per amum....,,...ib 90
wrEKLx UmoN, Per annum...,......, 10. q 90
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8auk-MDtt 9ist.
CORRECTED Daily byw. Z. CHILDs & CO.,
No. 81, COLLEGE STREET.

az These quotations are for United States Treas
ny Notes, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky;
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FROM NEW YORK.

Later from Hsrana aad Merico-Ths Mexi
cans Mskiaq mm,nse Preparation FOR Re
sisanee-f Brttsi Sfcaner Saiisd for
hafarHoras.
NV YoHK. Jan. li-Adsices from ha
vans are % The 1th INST
o. the 2sgh ult. Gen Prm. s'ier most
enthusiastic rece. ton bv tire Hlsanese leif
Tor N.rs Crry - take comm I'D 81 the cx
p~ciiii0u there lie was accompanied by a
portion ~ tie French contingent
Sever-i OF the English vessels bad also
bern Al Havana. bui bad nae yer gone to
Msxico.
ihe first news from Vera Cruz had been
rece sed bv q steamer which leit there ga the
25ih.
According 20 aeeosnts brought down i-om
tie interior by s. Ngae. Eneiisa Minister.
the Nsxicsns are m king immense prep
arafious - opnusr the rroxFes- al the allies
lnt, ne imie1ur. Juarer haa issued a tom
perie proci .mstion calling on al nirfies 20
unite % fepfl The Invasion, and ns cati htt
Teen almost universally responded ~. II
was believed over ono hundred Thousand
men would soon &c in the field vith one
hundred pieces II artillery.
Urseo VS. preparing - dispute the pstsc'
above Vera Cruz with about twenty thou.
-snd men Tamaico. Il + understood. will
not be surrendered without a struggle. te'
which the place j. we'll prepared
1t T. announced thar On the -ih at. AZ
English steamer sailed from thst port tot
Maismerss. under vcgg suspicious e'rrum
stances
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CINCINNATI. Jan IS
Rather better demsnd for -four. and good
snQe,huc " 5 "A cable "a al. 900 a.95.
Corn firm AZ PC.
Otis uuiet NJ 21c.
i've scarce rnd la demand Ii held It
55c
Whisky IN good demand and market firm
ne lbc.
Hog Ia light Supply. and prices q shade
higher a. - 2503.f0. md holders asking
$3.50 for cvtra heey n, the ciose; Receipt.
9ON.
Provisions bed frmer.
Mes PORK sold at ~ 25@9.5o-
Green nests ffmer and In good demand Al
2L for shoulders aud hams.
Lard N good demani A. csc, and not
much Offering.
Bulk aide i ceiling Il &c. bat not much.
demand.
No dcmau1 for shoulders and hams.
improved demamd for coffee. with sales o
zoo BAGS sold al lsi, @2o4.c.
Sugar and moiasse- unchanged and firm
Exchange dull n ASltc discount fol
huy ng ana par 70 'Sc premium Coz scllin.
rates.
Currency scarre
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Later from Europe-Arrivai of the
Arabia.

81. JOINS, y. r., Jan. l5-The Arabia,
from Liverpool on the lth. passed Cape Race
last night. A summar OF her news has
been obtained, She has two batteries Of ar
tillery on board for Halifax.
The steamers Anglo Saxon. from Port
lan6. and the Glasgow from New York, ar
rived out on the Sd.
Confidence IN peace gained strength daily.
Consols advanced to tire quotations cur.
rent before the Trent affair.
There WIS a strong conviction that the
Europa. due at the departure of the Arabs.
would bring a solution of the Mason and
Slidell affair.
\ suspicious steamer was cruising in the
English channel, believed To be the privateer
Sumier: more likely the United States gun
boat TuScarora.
The ship Sheppard had lett Liverpool fos
New Orleans.
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HipxxxrAs BstL.-The Hibernian kevi'
val Ball, which comes OF TO night. promises
to be largely attended. and will. II We are
not mistaken. prove a most delightful affair
The most thorough preparations are being
made on the part of the managers. who are
determined that every effort shall be put
forth to render this ball equal in all respects
to its predecessor The low price OF adm's
s;oo-one dollars exceedingly liberal on
part OF the management. gay time may
be confidently expected
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NoRE TESTIMONY Mr. John Foulke. OF
CLAY county. who left Camp Calhoun At IL
o'clock on Tuesday. called on Us yesterday.
He has been spending a week in camp at
Calhoun. He says that or Sunday evening
las. there were six hundred of the 3lst Reg
men, on dress parade. besides some TWO
hundred more who had been detailed for
other duty. making some eight hundred OF
the regiment ut for duty. We have also re
ceiye. a letter from Lieut. Col. Osborn cor
robor..ing the above. which we will publish
tomorrow.
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VIEW YORK sTock MARKET.

FNHhf NWT1 ~
Stocks higher and active; Chicago. Bur
In. ton und Quincy e.: Prairie Do Chen %,
Cleveland and Toicdo ash Galena and Chi
ce 60; Cleveland and Pitisburz 10. Pana-
ma ~. Michigan ouihem pa do guar
anteed i2L Resding 571k. Pacific Mail
3d.. New York Central $50 Ere 26is
do preferred 5sl4: Hudson S91s, Michigan
Central 81; American gold 1927: Lake
Ere AMI " estsin lst bonds 1she Caiisoruia
- 20: IN noi- War Loan 1st. Illinois ca
nal registered bonds a.: Minnesota =.
~. Missouri c. asa UnHed States g. Il
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To Asxsl To Aaxs'l To AEssl.-
Wanted Tor the 18th Brigade. nov stationed
at Camp Calhoun. Ky. seventy-fve able
bodied men. 10 serve in said brigade. Each
recruit. upon his arrival al camp. will re.
ceive all necessary clothing aud $500. be
iHg one mouths pay in -
Also-xanted a drumfftr and nier.-
Fourteen teamsiiers also wanted.
Recruiting Office Terre II ,ute. isd.
LEONARD WEST. Captain
Jan ladAw2x
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uusscal.

Mrs. MAnY 4. CHosBs. Teacher Of Mu-
sc. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
With or without the use Of instrument. In.
suuction IN Thorough Ba-s and Vocal mwsio
either choral or with instrumental accompa
niment. New popular Sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss McLeods school
Room. or al her residence. Corner Of Ohie
and Third streets.
A first class Piano Toe sale. Terms rea
sOnabie. DAT
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ELECTION os covscuxKS.-At the meet
ing Of the CITY Council last week. the seats
OF DIR. Read OF the Let Ward AID J Il.
Reevey Of the 4.h Ward. sere declared N
cant, and an election was ordered to be held
next Tuesday to an the vacancies. No rec
ular notice has vet been given. ~ Ne have
seen
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woopss ssos-They have been driven
70 the manufacture OF wooden shoes IN
North Carolina. Some Of the ehisslry
sr.us tina, they are lighter and more
dur.b.. than leather. We believe Jeif
Davis in bis late message 10 the Euro
pean powers declared the blockade ~iSrasnfs
ely inefficient. Why don't they import les'h-
ar shoes There is nothing like leather .
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TnE RAILROAD REoMKSr.-Mechanic
and Iaborefs are wanted TO fill up the rauks
OF the 5G1h Indiana. or Railroad Regiment.
under 60 j. NJ. Smith.
Besides performing the usual military du.
ties. this Fcg,ment viii build bridges. trestie-
works. .lrs. run trains. 6c., and the men
perfol M Z such work will receive an add
tiouO nay of iron 81 TO 81 50 per day.
Recruits are sent TO indianapolis free OF
expense where tLey are furnished with every
thing
The pay commences from the dsy of En-
listment.
Recruiting Office in Terre Haute. at No.
li2. East Main Street.
G II. WALrER,
Dec. Doth. Recruiting Officer.
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Nkws rsoz rHE 3isr.-ws have been
shown several private letters from soldiers
in the 3ist Regiment. written on the 9Th 10
the 18th inst from which We arc permitted
to make extracts.
From one of the 9Th inst, We extract the
following. The boys are all mendiug fast.
The health of The Regiment i improving.
There has but one died since YOU left.
Company X. had nineteen on the sick list
this morning. go Gen. Cruft. got four
barrels OF whiskey the other day, for the
.lek. and IL Is curing them very fact. We
wen, on, on a scout on Monday last. and had
Eve hundred men able tor a twenty mile
march from the 3Ist Regiment. We went
to Sacramento. arriving at Il o'clock, aud
found the sece-h had just left Their tables
we're ses, but they had net time 70 eat their
dinner aud We eat il for them"
From another Of the 9th inst. We take the
folIonsag: Il reported thirty five unfit for
dnta this morning. Of these about one halt
are on the eck list
Ansther writer IF the same date SAYS.
The health Of the men i gradu lis grow
ING better. Almost all are consaiesceni.
and the prospect = more cheerful. than al
any tine before We have had another
hard march 20 Sacramento. without any
success. About Eve hundred Of the Regi.
ment were along"
We have als0 been shown a letter FROM
Capt. Smith. dated Jan'y i9h he ays
i found the boys have improved = srea
deal in health. and I have rev bar shouN
twenty tast are sick. and only four o. 49,
Who are bid. The heal,h of the Regimen
has sl-s Erestiy improved There are nol
more than halt a. many SICK bow as When
LEFT
We hope that. with his accumulation o
testimony before them. people will no longeI
give heed TO TIA miserable covsrdiy lie.
that are being pGI Ia circulation ia the ou
Townships IN regard 10 The eonditicn Of "a.
Regiment These falsehood. aud ersggera
tons have been pat into circulation froI
he bases, motives. and Tor he most Feps'
henshle and wicked purposes
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DfATn o. LIttf " ILIfN'- "eHFo '
10 learn that L cut. Chris. Brisn. oi Capt
Duricey's Company. Died at B s%rdstown, h.
last week. Lieut. O't ieE WIS a young min
Of much promise. tas -b'liues. aud am'a6ie
disposition. He I'D served during the
three months camps sn. aud Was universally
esteemed by his companions IN arms. We
sympathise. earnest '. with bis deeply al
dicted parents.