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Wnhe,mna (Prusl DespcChe (frus)i brfgs Naad (BSDI
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Letters from Naples OF Goth of June state that the trs
the Princess pborini viii the 2Tth with
that o. w. Qusromanl ex tutor u Francis H. The OH
General Antonelli Us IMPLICATED IN tho same affair
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Queen of Fairies ........'.'.'"....,. Kate Firmin.
Flora, Nymph OF tiovers Amelia yorbte
EaiAde. Fountains. Amelia Rosen baum
ZAntho, seas. .....,..,.....,,...M Mary Sooviilo.
hyad0, MVous.. .....'.s.s......... Clara Hall.
Oreade, Mountains. 1900. .Juetts Brown.
EthertA, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Emma CowelI.
Fancy. y..............." ......hinns Marluand.
Purify ..... .:.................... Jennie Van Horn.
Bacchue, God OF PleaSure. Young Choles.
Clio, Coo OF FAne John White.
RhsdAmanihus, God of Justice GeorQe Tremnor
GRAND TABLEiU VI PARADISE
Iableau ffsts .s.s.s. ........A Turkish Scene,
TAblsau Second Fairies and sleeping CAiId
Tsbleau Third. .....,..........fn In Memorian
soug--"T They've Drafted Him into the Army's IS il.
n. Marquand and Scheo
Wd foks Original
Home, SwoN uosnc . .SchD0.
The entire exhibition was highly creditable and anord
oil unb0unded satisfaction 10 the audience
RsrUros ArGaAxxAa SCHOOL No IL sumxxrn w.sp-
The annual reception Of the female department OF wa.d
School No H. situsted West sevcnteeuth street. uoar
Eghth avonus took pscs Monday morning. and passed
Of in a highly satisfactory manner. The exercises, a
usual oonsisted OF music rec, dialogues reading
sc ard were held IN tue age schoolrcon which = a.
.essectiy ahmed with q highly fsshonsbe assennblaoe
~ ado gentlemen AMI cnildreu. The young students
xere afVssed with great taste, aud wore beautiful 0,rAi
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mevsasnss 81 ocean sssa msrs.

SPECIAL NOTICE. .eM
An letters and packages fsndi for the NEv roax HsaALr
aali Be ssafsd
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY. APRIL H. 1853

Lieut.. Col. Duff Green Thornburgb, of
Jefferson, Nov. 20, 1882.
Major Albert c. Catlett, Of Sewer, Jan.
uary 20, 1853.
Adj. ]. B. Minpis, Of jefferson, Nov.
"a, 1862.
ouartermaster E Goddard, of Blount,
Nov. 25, 1852, lst Lieutenant.
COmmissairat Oliver P. McCannOn, Of
Knox, Dec. 8, 1862, lst Lieutenant
COMPANY A.
Capt. S. W. Pickens, of Sewer, Sept.
l, 1852.
lst Lieut.. Ben. Cunningham, Of Blount,
Sept. l, 1862.
I'd Lieut.. Lavater Wear, of Blount,
Nov. 10, 1862.
COMPANY D.
Captain A. p. Slatery, of Knox, Dec.
l, 1862.
LIST Lieut.. Thos. NJ. Pickens, Of Sewer,
Feb II, 1868.
I'd Lieut.. Caleb +. Davis, OF Blount,
January G, 1863.
COMPANY G.
Captain Gid r. Griffith, Of Meigs, Dec.
10, 1862.
1st Lieut. John w. White, Of Roane,
Dec. 10, 1862.
I'd Lieut. VIM. MeCannon, of Knox,
Dec. 10, 1862.
COMPANY D.
Captain Shadrick Harris, Of Jefferson,
Dec. IA, 1862.
lst Lieut.. John E. Reavly, of Je(Ter-
son, Dec. IL 1862
I'd Lieut. Oliver Henry, of Sewer, Dec.
ii, 1862.
COMPANY B.
Capt @. w. Coker, of Knox, Dec Is,
1852.
LIT Lieutenant s. L. Tillery, Of Knox,
Nov Is, 1862
I'd Lieut. John G. Griffin, of Knox,
Feb. 20, 1853
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Nos. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. I-qun Factory, College street on the Bill
surgeon, J. =. WEEEs.
4 Q--Ijpiversity Building, Market street, on the
Hin Surgeon, JAMEs BRHAS, U. V.
Il s-Ensl,y's Building, $ " corner Public square
Surgeon, ALxI. EWING.
4-Howard High SCHOOL, College street, on the
Hni. Asst. Surgeon, y. 9. TuWS
" s-Gun Factory, upper end n ont street. Asrt.
Surgeon, n. b. BtAaER
s--Coll, 70 street, AGAR Broad. Surgeon, CEAs.
SCHLussER.
d" 7--aoIisqe street. between Church and Broad.
Act. asst Surgeon @. W. FRASu
:, s-Masonio Hall, Church street, near summer.
asst surgeon, ID. BAcHE.
o-Carriago Factory, Market street, below the
square. Act. Asst surgeon, I'D. SKIER.
lO--Msdioal College, College street, on the HUI.
Act asst. Surgeon, W. X. BoWLNo
IL" PFsr HOUSE, "--On tue University Pike.
act. Asst Surgeon, l. ID. HoaLE
l2-Rrosdway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeong RED. Ss, AorR.
d" l3--Hume HSh School Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. lERiuCK.
% l4-FemRe School, Church street. lesr Chatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, FRED. sEfhoREj
a. lb-Hypes' High School, Line sire - corner Sum
mer Surgeon, W. M. CHANBARs
lB-Gordon Block corner Broad st-c5t and Biyer
Landing Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
''IT-orFrczRs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel sum
Intr street, corner Deaderiek. surgeon,
3. u. NATERAAN.
" ls-Corpcr Church and tollege streets. Surgeon,
II s. PLUM n.
e ig-Morris 4 STATIONS Building, No IA Market
street surgeon, l.. H. ADLER
2O-Rsptist Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN.
n Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon,
h. sNNYTT
22-Hardcastles South Market street. Surgeon,
- EEKwIrB
q, 2s.-Corper Vine and Bread streets Surgeon, o.
CuAMREBt1S.
" 26-corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon,
L. c. lICE.
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J5Hs y atDE, Grand Secretary, should b.
at kaahville, ISun

JoAs y atpE, Grand Secretary, should BE- a.. sod
at Noshville, 7ssR.
T,sssstsas Lsigo, Nc, l-Merts eyerv Tuesiay EveA-
lug, at their Hau, ou the corner of Uaion and sum.
me5 streea. The o0ic0ra f,r the etent term, are,
o. S, i'suour, \ g.; J. n. Mills, V.N J. L. Weakey,
Secretary L. X 5nain, Treasurer.
trabas LodJs. Ne lo-Mcets NJ the same place
every Monday kyenng. The oilorrs aru H. A.
udiapbeN, O.. Honry Apple, v. O., J l.. Park
seorctafy y Brown, Treasurer.
intisu Loise, No Vo--hech at their Han, on South
Uherry street, oyVty Friday evening The onlcera
Arsi q a. GOV Tt, n a. Frank Harman, V. q Jemea
watt Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
As-ora LODGE, No. lOo, Germany l--Mcots gt the
nan. corror Of Union aud Summer streets, svory
thursday Evening. The oalcers are Charles Rich,
KU.. D. Fricdma We, -- BlusrNohi Socfotary
Oe, Soiferle, Treasurer
Riylv EHoan,pyssi,, No. l--hects AZ the above Hai
ag the Arst and third Wednesdays Of each month.
I.s 0Goors are: T. Mnls C,P,; 7. n, scllrde, hP,
U g. Tuller, sW; Peter AarrIs, Jr,, J.W'; John
NIio. SaFibO; B w. Cuttor, Trcasurer'
tI.rs Branch EaHslnpmegi, No. 4-A es AZ lh'
ttuyp Nan ou tho second aui fourth "wednesday
a0hta of each month. The oaoera are Jas 4 hell
CP litnry Applo H.P'; l., Mokery s.W u itlei
. man. JW.' Charles Kircher, rNribei } n ward
TrrnHIraF.
r,s psrss n paugli.-' N BshskaA-Meos the "r5
fr'd7y afternoon of % '"Hth, a. oe'ooA
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
THH
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
coNDUCTED BT
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, d, O,
CHARLES h. GREEN, Agent
No. 3S, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

TIvHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar faoilitlss for "a,
l successful prosecution and settlement Of De
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having bad sewers
years experience in the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Exeeu
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and fimillar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arispE
out Of the present war, including the accounts e
States Contractors, and Disburslng Onloers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for " Collect
ing, Drilling, aud Organising Vol.
unteers,' - the reimbursement Of which is author
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOE
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOH
PROPERTY, for Hersos lost in the service, and fcI
niIitAry Pay, Pensions, and HOuDty
Land.
We give special attention TO procuring PeA-
sIons, BOuDtIeS, etc, Accruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, oontrsoted di ease, or tn,
families Of such as have died, or been killed while in
the discharge Of their line Of drty such during Il
present
Special will also be given TO claims which
have been heretofore Rejected OF Suspended
BY the Departments or Ine ficIentIY EIRnRged
Prompt attention also given 10 the collection Of
QuArtermAster's Receipts given tor Property takou
tor the Of the Army, TO arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against the QuArtermAsterS Ds'
partment.
All Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Promp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing nanl
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily II tei
course with all the Departments enables uS in u.i
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thsI
where al communication and ether necessary detail
must be conducted through the malls.
To this end, we solicit you to forward to Us any q
all of such character you may from time to ts
have presented, and, as is our custom, we will fur
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and, wbsr
required instructions.
No charge made In any unless successful.
Address: CHARLES n. GREEN,
No, IS Cherry Street,
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CAMP on STEwART's Cn~EK TrNa)
ApfiI I'd. 1861
Eii,or Of The MtIpim Union

Eiitor Of the Nt1viHe Ua'oa:
DEAR SR Your paper ia becoming
daily more popular in camp as a record
OF army news. Althou. h VIC are only =
few miles in the rear Of the great army
Of the Cumberland, we know scarcely
anything u ,helr movements except " bat
wo learn through your columns, and as
No are deeply interested in all they do
and say, perhaps it would be of somo
interest to them and TO your readers in
general to know what is going on along
the Railroad.
The Second Brigade. Formerly Colonel
JOnN HARLAN, as "Hs light BRIGADE has
been doing guard duty between Nash.
vile and Murfreesboro' for nearly three
months, and how well they have per-
formed this duty the public and tsoss
who have travelled over the road can
judge for themselves.
The First cd Cavalry are also sta
toned At lhka "a have been very
,,'.,s. ,o'Ts in :, g. DR.. other duties per
The rebs are frequently "hesrd Of"
prowling about our oiups, seeking whom
they may dsvour, but very seldom seen,
and only once or twice have hey succeed
ed in getting near enough to the road to
tear up a rail, which Was fortuna ely dis
covered in time to prevent any accident.
Tho amount Of frcishiG nov passing
over the road is immense, generally four
or five heavy trains each day.
We aro well and strongly fortified,
and II the rebs sh,u.d bo inclined e.
visit Us, We eau promise them satm 10.
ception. Yours truly, W.CP.
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THE NASHVILLE UNION.

In this issue of our paper, we publish
the Prospectus Of the Nashville Us,on-
aud Ia 50 doing we take great pleasure
insta,ing our readers hat We know ~
no psper in ihs Unil,d States. that IA
more bold and independent In a.. advo.
cScy Of the cause Of ,he Govtrum,n, and
the free principles of The nation, nor do
We know OF a paper whose tdil,r ia 90
happily endowed with vide Rraspipg
thought aud superior sbihiy u Rr.ppis
with the questions Of treason snd loysl-
W, and which are cIniinually dealt out
With uniiinchug yinoicanon or deter
mined resisianoe.
We fay 10 our readers, that We
n'W ot no way that yol can better
AID The cause Of The nation on . small
scale than by sub' oribing for the Nash.
vii Union. Fvima Club az once and
forward the mpney, and thus encourage
a clear headed man Ia bis able defruo,
ofa noble cause.
We hope you will subscribe Al once.
Read the PrOFp' otus Don't dslsy in
subscribing Dr this papeii
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NAMES OLE CHAPLAINs

Detained f3r Hspital Duty "a tAis city.
l.. RAYMOND, Dist Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. / and 10.
j. SMITH, 10th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. ?
and o.
j. PoucHrR, 3Sth Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
R +. DEAo, 3Oth Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. u aud 23
y DHoS, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
and Is
o. hysNrny, lOlst Ohio, Hospitals Nos
'As MATHEWS, 10th Kentucky, Hos
P'ial No, o and Officers.
d. CoorER Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
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NO 2

tho present state Of our country. pv
peace, II had grown grea aud prospsronS
Inc goyernment generous and muniH.
cent had showered upon her people I'm.
befty aud plenty. No class but what
had received iioh benefits from its wiss
Iesislations. Aud YET, without cans.
ungrateiul men have taken up arm. for
IT'S destruction. Yonder fl,r, upon whose
oeau'l'ul folds Sic sUuSOf Liberty pever
'iFe 10 gaz' has been tern from It's stafF
ana railed IN the dust Tbese viIo
traitors, with the bic ody imnlen,cpis of
war, have sought, and stll sssk. 20 de-
10y 10y our government and liberties, and
ou,iu upon It's ruins despoiism, having
IN tyranny, not its parallel ia history.
IL sin the va'or displayed in fighting
this enemv that you have won our conf.
denee and love. The Eleventh, with you
as itS commander, will strike deeper
blows IT possible at the heart of rebel.
lion, and, with the brave army of the
Cumberland, will free our land of its
Toes, and again shall our fathers, a,g foat
over, as Of yorer every foot of freedoms
soil.
COL. sToUduToN's REPLY.
MY Friends and FSllolS. So,aeys
| accept at your hands tits magniH-
cent and unexpected gift with emotions
OF heartfelt gratitude. Its rare beauty
ana intrinsic worth are all that can be
desired, but shall prize il more highly
sun Tor its history and associations.
We are no strangers the camp. tho
mrach, the bivouac, and the battle field
have created those les and memories that
can only cease with life.
Many Of our gallant comrades now
sleep The sleep that knows no waking"
but Yen are reminded of the past, and
looks to the future with the calm assu-
rance Of victory.
There is no faltering in the hesris of
those, who, after the scenes il which you
nave borne an hOnOred part voluntarily
btstow upon the COMMANDING officer a
sword like this Dana Gus bl,d" At
once, the emblem nt your answering de-
Vo'i'n TO Your county, aud of that
c"mmand and poW,r which can only be
maintained by your bravery and ourare.
notice the wo ds "Shne River" en-
grsved upon IL. / thank YOU for the
mo'to--lo ou have the right 10 beaiow.
Ahal' not forget that this weapon was
cohhded 10 my hands by those who will
never suffer the ing glorious rust of inac-
ton TO gather upon their gn arms, until
the Union Is restored aud treason and
rebellion r. buked by the l,gions OF free
dom and forever driven back to the
regions of darkness and despair.
Again my friends | return YOU nv
thanks for your generous gifi with tho
assurance that my ,fforts TO serve YOU
shall be measured only by my humble
abilities.
Everything passed of in the best Of
spirit and the regiment returned to their
quarters, satisfied that they had done q
"big thing"
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Another is, we wish TO make handsome
present TO our friends at home but the
grand object we have Ia view Ia We wish
to pour oil upon the troubled political
sea Of the Prairie State By giving to cur
many erring brethren the actual feelings
Of the army. We wish them TO know
that zoe icant no compromise Vith rebels g,at
zoe tcdnt TO lose no time in a useless armistics
which can result in no other way than
advantageous to the enemy. Through
your columns we wish 10 tell our friends
that we will have no peace except through
ne Unconditional submission Of the reJels to
the righy'a9 autao,i'y Of the Consultation and
complete restoration Of the old Union. We
care not what measures are adopted to
inJure traitors-lhat is what we are here
Tor. II the Emancipation Proclamation ioiH
'0eohen them and strengthen US, Ws are DiH-
i''g and anxious 10 enforce IT, If he enlist
Hent Of neg,oe, Into ttr service is a,ouoh to
Be erpedisnt, zoe are ready to say ansn In
short we are not only willing but deter
mined to assist the Government Gtrough
its struggle for life, and think l speak
but the truth when 1 say that every
mans mind iS made up on the subject
and that they will never give up the
strife until the Government has thorough
ly triumphed,
We have chosen your paper for our
medium, and we are very confident you
will give US fair representation.
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Gus. C R., 9Th KANSAS yoLs.
MuRrnEEsBoRO, April 8, 1868

MukthEEsBOhO hpTll . 100
Elitor Of he NashviRs Union
SlR:-I am sorry that | have been pre-
vented from sending you the promised
subscription before this time. l have
twice made arrangements 10 send it by
individuals, and have been twice dissp-
pointed, and l will send it now by Ex-
press trust that the solid compliment
Of twenty -nino subscribers from one
company will bo sufficient proof 10 you
aud your citizen readers that the rough
uneouth soldier appreciates good paper.
We have several good reasons for patron
izing Tbs WEEKLY USIoS. One is the
USIos has ever been a friend 10 as.
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Issu"nce of Commissions to officers


OF the EastTennessee Cavalry.
We give below list Of officers Of the
First and Third regiments Of East Ten
nessee Cavalry, to whom commissions
were issued Thursday, by the Secretary
OF State, and the dA'e thereof
FIR TREGIMENT EAST TENNESSEE CAVALRY.
Colonel Robert johnson, Of Greene,
Nov. l, 1862.
Lieut.. Colonel james p. BrOwnlow, Of
Knox, Nov. l. 1862.
Major Morgan I. Burkhardt, of Union
1st battalion, Dec. l3, 1862.
Major William 4. Tracy, of Hamilton,
I'd battalion, Nov. l, 1852.
COMPANY A.
Captain John H. Trent, of Hancock,
February Is, 1853,
First Lieut.. Wm. f. Fowler Of Greene
February Is, 1853.
I'd Lieut.. John Wolfe, of Hamilton,
February Is, 1868.
COMPANY b.
1st Lieut. Gideon Wolfe, Of Hancock,
Nov. /, 1862.
I'd Lieut.. George odOm, of Hancock,
Nov. l, 1867.
COMPANY C.
Capt. Elbert J. Cannon, Of Jefferson,
Dec. 13, 1862.
1st Lieut., Jacob X. Lonas, Of Knox,
Dec 13, 1862.
Cd Lieut.. John Roberts, Of Knox, Dec,
Is, 1862.
COMPANY D.
Capt. Alfred J. Lane, of Greene, Nov.
l, 1862.
1st Lieut.. VIM. r. WilIoughby, Of
Greene, Nov. l, 1862.
I'd Lieut. George w. Cox, of Greene,
Nov. 1, 1862.
COMPANY Z.
Capt. Henry g. FIagg, OF Hamilton,
Nov l, 1862.
1st Lieut.. Chas. II. Burdiek, Of Knox,
Nov l, 1862.
I'd Lieut. VIM. Thpfm Of Hawkins,
Nov. l, 1862.
COMPANY r.
Capt A. E. Blunt, Of Bradley, Jan. 8,
1868.
1st Lieut. Robt. A. WoOtep, Of Brad
ley, Dec 20, 1862.
2d Lieut. Jonathan Hay worth, Of JEFF
ferson, Nov. l, 1862.
COMPANY @.
Captain Isaac C. Legsr of Hancock,
Nov. /, 1862.
lst. Lieutenant - Mosier,
I'd Lieutenant James II. Deli, of Han
cock, Nov. l, 1862.
COMPANY II.
Captain W. D. McClolland, Of Greene
Dec. 10, 1862.
lstLieut. Calvin ~ Dyer, of Granger
Nov, l, 1862.
I'd Lieut.. Ezekiel Simpson, Of Greene,
Nov. l, 1862.
CoMPANY /.
Captain Abram Hammond, Of Greene
Nov /, 1862.
lst Lieut.. James II. Elkins, Of Greene
Nov ], 1862
I'd, Lieut. Wm. A. Kidwell, Of Greene
Nov. l, 1862.
COMPANY <.
Captain Britton Smith, Of Greene, No
yember l, 1862.
lst Lieut. Russell Tbornburgh, Of JET
ferson, Nov. 81, 1862.
2d Lieut.. Nelson Bowman, Of Greene
Nov. /, 1852.
COMPANY l..
Capt. J. E, Colyille, of Bradley, Mar,
l, 1888.
lst Lieut. - Lusk
THIED HEGMESr EAsT rESsrssEE CAV
ALRY.
Colonel w. @. Plckens, Of SEWER, Nc
vember IL, 1852
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MILITARY.
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DEPARTMENT HEAD2UAhIEHS'
Dltdrt,nAaf-Ieadqu on high street. Maj.
Gen Rosocrans, commanding.
(lisf artaYmaafsr--heAdquartef on ulgh street,
uear cedar Lieut. Col. JnO W. Taylor.
Chief O0mui,sary-- headquarters on Summer street.
naar Broad. Lleut. Col simmons
Provosl Afdrshdl General 90 Headquarters on High
street Capt W. NJ. Wilea.
Assisltaf Medical Dircctor-Surgeon A. Henry Thur
stou US Vols, "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERs'
Post headquarters on College street, bctween IN
ion aud Church streets, (Dr. Waters resdcnoe) Gen
X B Mitchell, commanding.
Chief AssisaM Quarfsrpadtier--ln charge or Depot
and Disturbing Offioer-Iapt N. q Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Union and Church
Ass,sfaAf Guartermasfsrn charge Of Clothing, camp
Npd Garrison EqulpaxS, No. II Market street. Capt
Thos J. Cax
Aa,liani Quavterrraiier-in charge Of ouartermas'
trrs stores Issues " Hospitals Quarters, etc Capt
= MeEean Iap5te, Cherry street, between 'hureh
aud Road street.
Asslsani Qaayter.sdsieY--In charge OF Fuel, Forage
and Stationery No. " Market street. Capt VIM.
Mills
As.i,t1sl Oaortsrnasier-Tn charge of River Trans
portatiou. Capt j. d stubbs High street, old head
quarters Gen Roeecrana',
AssitaPt QNdytemdster--ln charge OF failroau
Transportation, Capt. s. Perkins, Jr., on 'hsrry
Itreei, near Theatre,
AcS Asisiant Quartertaasier---In charge Of Means
of rTansp0rtatiop, Public shops, etc. Lieut. q. IL.
irvn, on Cherry street, near Theatre.
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