, 1863-08-09

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After had closed my letter Of tht. morning
Gen. Roteerans une1p pectedly LETT quartefs
Asre aud took special train to Manchester,
Ills departure WAS rather unexpected. lie has
been engaged here in subdislding his depart
merit into districts and In personally INSPECT
inE a!ho outrosts Of this, the District Of
rartment Is one Of his preparations ior an ad-
vance, and evsnces purpose to Keep his rear
open. The command Of the District Of the
Cumberland has been given to Major General
Gtrdon Granger, and the troops under his
command arr k.oTn rs the reserve corps.
Tho odist,ict extend. Us far north ns Fart Don.
elson and as fur sonth as shelbyyillc. The
posts Of franklin, Musfteesboso, Wartrace,
Nashville, Gal1atiu and Clarksvillo arc al.o In
Gen. Grangers commend. The trust IL an
Important one, and Is likely to be at all times
IN actiye command. 4 lnrge force Il employ
ed in the duty Of gnrrlsouiRg the different
Upon TIC etal Of Gen. Granger 1 notice
Captain 4. Il. Pluu,mer, 10th Unitcd stAtes
infantry. The position to which Capt. Plum
mcr has been assigned Is that Of inspector
General. He is about entering m tie di4-
change Of his dusie: BY IN Iupecting tonr to
CAPT. PluntnrE Is most actire, energetic
and Een!lenian'r officer, and will prove val
nnt'lt: addition to The Admiralty conducted
1ntpcctnt's Department Of this army.
Zen. Aotitstau 1WssC1 through the city yes
terGay, o., l.la aay to Vast ing Ton city, xiir!c
i'nrortnnec bf nd!!tnt; larec casnlrg force to
his department liz ]!as beiufc niasl. proyu-
nn1attns to thc Government to raise 4 fufce Of
tHtlse, or lffetn thousand mounted mei
btlt a. thu t!me the i'nrvrtarcc. Of casalrs was
not recognized. !, understand The uare:n-
hrlgaa!rt 6ehtrni Jubh ii: kihE h, W tutunta,il
tt|t ltits tt tuntil!pl ii {le f,s|i{tt bfisndv:
IL ta1I;d Il t't bt3 e.; Ai.ulO: ''lli4ht Al;
7'' 1 stf s'| M # Ft: |y S}fte st:f. + .tt!1 i So a r.
hln III, ,taflHtis siijtfls III sft't., III freati
y ne 'ltFitttttt f',t':u, ttal iiieIp .afv lUT
f4tiH 4t II III itE'' t n W ,i III" @ @E't;l;' ~ .fpi \
!nn}t,!H tiuttss tf tufiAt!!ti AZ tlitsp iHE:
,!ut'ts 4 f'ggt tx tr!f 4ttr, n!nt M,nf If llnR|
'91'IM' '9 H. T. ', W. f. ;!| .! i W. W.! iyts iss
a laiu daspt i!flsau taniht ,,in,i. if1pfiiluuTT
flgltue1Ils-t'ui's, t"llhstntl's ui. tlll1au'4-
t!sattE ~ lnaHl Hs light llHultnd iilrt, flr
h"l1. bupl'pj" 1T aatn Ina ii. !rsst l,lrnu
tl!n1isai1 ilthtt niulcr nt iii II tin afmt y my
III tfA KElsI'cky leBifurhtE Wern tlrntly tiilrh
Win len'thatn tetuEaR TT Bu,nn imstaHrna
nEEttg, Il tnttnfnht nf Inur allh tl.u r,tt.lln.
n!a> s"sng ift' Kentucky fek!mnenlA. Ut (Ha
slHl'ttrh. 5tEi'n' nts tn...h N:,t IenIrssee
lhtt ilrnif''etl !nIr, 1tnl'lla 1'e"ue :eos, tso,
netete. I1'Ia latt will r1vn us s,fuu i4trs Vi
the inMher uf iIrif, nuIutn n!pl cllllIeu w1lu
llas" htc fuscc.l tIr lin tfue!tt 1t Tin tc,el
l'ower tu lratt, thttr h"nnes nlisl Hen tu Ken.
lucky. TlM a,NU wllu tllul ur tiree trxl-
i,.f'fs c"nnot lare teen h,ore tl'snn .bltd ,,f
t,fnlt"h ilade Int eteti tlle email ut,hbBt vi
llte f2,tN hlrne suutnlA aMrua,1blr, mn! |tlu
Hun l'Ht t1e i1tltn1Jef lMts ite..l au cfiatt
t1ttt]tl f0hl tIstlt hunts n 'vo ltutfl',ls i,
liz willingly Ut teAfflt hplirtp':
.. f1AsH.it'f. 1'es'h. .tutt H. IA 1t.
- ~ tini' t1,'t!s y I'u't l,!dl.tl4le I'aspf.l4y
|" 'laf, lt' n'lsn u in{utte'l IL bu lA4, lha
'ats Ntp l,tinE tn. 4 ii ttanstmft tfnanq ftoH
ti,e par t" l,tEAtun mud YlathHy, 'flli4 news
ui lll's'nsHtl"., u Arh''lnAY giHn4 Rh|ln ent9F
I" luz r'nay "'inAt lIl @acl1. itasanr4lss Ina
lana!da l;ast fpnRsssua nm mt ipnliau.t
10 thlhk that hu nends any saah tnraottYp,
npd 1T: not sHl'po4e that Ind ANAL tnrea l,ro,
DAILY IN ttunlnrky u 1ilely to Ir0ya n.tlGh Ut
u" iheehtlse uAcri,t tn frighlaa 0sn: Boyle
mud others Into declaration uf martial law,
Il u lfesamed trains will bs runn!ug pgain
Tie newspapers here aro calling loudly on
Nosec1nns tu atyanen, The cry has not yot
asanmed an} thing Of thu sensational char4c
tyr; but tllrru npl'ears TO he q dread amouK
1ho loyal Iennoshcsa1,s That la viii rrman
a"otAcr FIX ,non'hs 10 camp, ~ at Murfrecs.
anticipate anything Of tho Eiu1.
aoy. JOHNSON hils been Ill for Bome days
with fever, mud Is only slowly recovering.
Generals AicCook aud C1ittsoden, both
corpR commanders, are absent in Kentucky
fnucsnls u their respective fAthess-
Deaths or Illinois so1dIes.
The following Illinois soldiers hayo died at
the Adams Hospital, Memphis, during the
month Of July, 1865:
Joesph alcclusky, co F, 18th Mich. Infantry, con
John Aibcrtson, Co L, o!st iowa, chronic dl.r.
John Gurstenbnrgcr, co II, I'D Ohio, dyson.
Andrcw r. ofm, co D, sitt Missouri, chronic
William Durris, CO c, 9Th Iowa, ph.hlsis pul.
monalls.
Amos Noe, co 4, 1e7th Illinois, chronic diar.
George sprague. co c, 10th Illinois. chronic diaz.
Milo H!grine, co E. 18th Iowa, chronic dlar.
Andrew J crumbakcr, co q, esth Iowa, rcmlttcut
Alex II sinnlet, co Il, 1o3a illinois, ,yscp.srr.
Absalom Rabbit, co Il, eeth Indiana, 1cft arm
Lorenzo PruJn, CO G. ed Illinois artillery,
Samuel N Brown, co 4, 49th Indiana, paralysis.
Sterling Whangtel, co c, % Indiana, typhoid
Frederick Finkles, Goa, 18th Illinois infantry,
bur1itt Reed. co q, 2ath Iowa, chronic d!arrhca.
Owen Hughes, co I, Sd Wisconsin. chronic sliar.
William Pltchtord, CO A, asd Illinois, chronic
diarrhca.
Corp Joseph Miller. co F, o3d Illinois, left leg
William Kcwley, co g, 6sth Ohio, chronic
diArrhea.
william @ Green, CO q, SD Ohio. chronic ,iar
..Alexander Blakcsley, co F, 9th Indiana, chronic
dia.rhca.
James N Dutton, co F, 9th Ohio, chronic dlar.
rhra.
Joseph Dland, co D, a,d Indiana, wound in
Frnnk Roesalcr, co I, aoth Missouri. chronic dlar.
rhea.
Frane!. Bland. co D, I'd Indiana LII
Freeman Fear. co Z, alet Indiana. debility.
lial!ftcr II Rockwell, co F, l27lt Illinois,
,sEsprs.d Da1ir, co b, asd Iowa. chronic dIsr,
fhea.
Kiel,ard A Adams, co A, 1l4th illinois, pcrlton
scrr's Julian G Pratt, co D, nth illinois remit
Il mt ferrr.
John F Horton, CO E, 122d Illinois. romI!sen,
htcr.
JamesF Defcraurh. co ., TOD Ohio. typhoid
Thsmsr ls Rogers. co G, 4th 1ndIana essalfy. IT,
1T, Tsosss My Co q. 9TH Ohio infantry. eun.has
4, Mt'ssYt it's'et. co q. Pad indiana. btonchlt'.
Wm y Alexander, 60 i, 9Th thdlaaa, ampnta
' hs.tst ote' - T. u inct. artillery. ehronl,
Ls,!,s'a ttcps!'hser. 'n'c"n. eo r. md ohto
Jni,n 1t tlo"ih, CO a. iaaA tllinoIt. ,|,sonu btu
,htunro I'uhlp.sf, Gu y, pad uhio, t!t.onEu diar'
1ans ru''e's. - !. Mai Mi'."n''. p''.1'sIs ard
,sn,',|t,},s|.t, 70 Z, t,ti t,!!!n"'s, debility:
M l!sapltou, co a. 1lth wl.eonsla, el4,unl,
brnt1rtltis.
Tho following nre llla t]tntl.a ffom August
1sl up to this slautntng.
aIl,r N Ksnneay, u II, egtli iultana, t1lton',
'''1i' j"hs M rotte.nea eu t, 1oll illinois. e',roul'
,WiI!i', = a.et:on. eo1 at1' illinois e.ra',
1trrortc{1 Urn ii 1Ii04 liz svnrrel1
Ctttsitf% f'hs
Nhw YtHk, August R=-tlla New rutl
1tih.nt, ihIs tnol lhlilg t4il!utlaIlr .aJti
HS .. Ss w", c,.." ""ts III H. ~. :'r''sSH rsS Il; Il
atan tpEah, on Tupsi1hy in"tl1ua, M asulet
| !Yt'h e4it,1rittY trt,tnftq1 h'n1 nfdeted I'll,
Mattiiai IL tlS1., IT. tpiu.eA, wltn tia nt"l
nred lhl0 lin ,nnt,,, killing nj, M"a'si. ttugt
Quinn, md ,i,rea Gttielst shd w''t'Halhg stv
e!sI lnnrp. Thry eas .hs tuII'''ng ttn frs, AIT