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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

hajor General llism Tecumaeb shsrnsn (brother of
the Hon John sherman, ard comrnnDdcr Of the rnipD
troops ~ the preseu sTp@dnonJ native " ONO and
eniersf the Military Academy atwct Point In 1919 lie
radaaisd IN June. 1870. standing No. in Ms class IN
cadwen q. w. Getty and others ~ the nion army and
General accovn 4 the rchc. % tho 1T u July is40'
he promoted 70 sveond BeGlcnancy ia the rnird
they and the a0th IL November tssi. further
pr NOTED to nrst hsutsnabcv. Ne acting 81 "A.
.btani adu,snt general IN the Tenth Military Depart
lac. nnd brcyeed captain Tor ueritorlous
services n California during Tho will asvco. ~
brsgct awarded III March. ish1 ana dated from y
70. 1918. ~ appointed csmnsssry a sub.rft
once nth rank o. dating from september 1850
le red the TIC oh n ,sp,smber 1853 IN
the illh q May, ISL. ~ apponlsd ctnei n the
fh.rlseutb Uutsd siat~s infantry, regiment an1
wfh That rank cnrfnsneef brigade ~ Bali r.u lie
va Afterwards Appointed b. Esier general n vo1t.
tecrs, with o0ntnssian astrr ~ NJ NJ, 1861 All
whfn General An3ersyu requested ~ ~ r. eyed sp
pointed 10 the wrnaa1 n III drJsrir~ni-~vx TIE -
pertinent ~ the Onto a~ bse r1ty removed - TIE
command ~ the sslaa. asd ~ 4n tcfBysi
soguen,y recalled HIN life and ordered bra
e. loD Gsners Grat. At the batte n shiah he 10 crs
fled 9th harilg sav.s ID. fortunes ~ The d. aad
4 ar. an hh nablr senerasslp. Ne sS Aitef~aFis
plsoed II camms.f ~ ls F.a fvtsen y CRAFTS amy !,
ara hsf eh.f. ii t.se tis,,eg ~ Memths, wh hc.qg.r
,e,y N tn., az, Hstp I'D cbsfgr ~ lh- aisttst 90
.svera tsaths al tas 80 re>s1ty taken the nsif
~. nm.A a. ht4 army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
THE SITUATION At LAST ADyICEs.

II will be seen by the above compilation tha. both
lee 90 1872 which date Gen. sherman had .,faIcu
back or "b.ea repli.sd." The Richmond Exa-tner u
Jan thst the rebel forces gp thei, s~, a
vices bad s been fall possession u vieIshurg Gen
Grant octal de- patch ~ Jan 1885, however slstss
that from rebel sources he s.rps hat IL. Gcssda AZ
,~aiof the published IN Jsrbsrn rss only t1fty
four miles from virk.barg, aud u Gree, rairsaf aui D.
81 apLc communicative eNtb--"says the Ysus~e.
have gUt Iusscston ~ yrkssurp." 1his could
hardly have Been ibs facts a. the css.. a. ar 49,
fra,n b> various II btatght down 60 the sg,h
AM the 10 the dTeai coait test only have
aeeu ~ The uight q the 2aih. ~ careful cuadrt
nga x both reports y the state 4 ar.r yeksB1rg Al
thai da. woai hp2 a. thatSbrfu.tn 70 eaoaxh 81 d.
t. hod rls psit,on. n b. had ihs su,,t,as army
- st..ei IL ..i ngnts dsfystsh 10 he foot BE- xula
uosi key Ind q fall bacs "a te over ~ ts gu
boats ~ lhs Ylzoo rvef. .. ~ BE- ag.e " ta.tt.
~ rt~tb0at snd, therefore, u tsri appear t1r rtss
fr hr0 " Lave sxu ihs piacs ststes ~ The cfrtaaa
Apf.lt r. feba my even p41lsn,a tls M III
81 piscs "a strategy, 70 present Grau, from reiat n s
sherman similar hove grsvsAtci pgtss AZ from ~
1gorens goc elan.
Prvisst ~. ~bole matter csrstuur awogif aD~sf
tas r Csucf4i eerwar b. rlsa hpktas psstsn
d 10. eaysf n b. Eyanus. te aay - s,e - b. Lt
Sc affn he rsanssessd ~ ores Nntsf #eaesN
\ c-.efsaaf. When ttst - ttg tststd Rrrtl 49,
t.la IN, c.ftsrs az b.s syssti - - 'sgt
= 49, ..s-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
The Rebel Accounts.

We have already pub shcd the following reee dcspach:
eut TO make iS matter clear readers We republican
u, "a b"h accoahis reser 70 the snme -agemerts.
VicKsurae, Dee. 60 1892
Ou rdny the enemy made foor desperate a,,smpts
20 lines the On csa~aw Bluffs, win heavy oss
The Seventeenth Louisiana greatly aisngnisn d ,,se
~-pang uuaidc6 The assault q tn ee flll Of
Yaakees
Oh Sunday inrrEts the enemy agaia advanced on our
Eo-s i,'gnised with heavy ioes. Al troops
sshated s4l,.N,y. hgi special nebiea made ~ che
an Seventeenth Louisiana regim snts the
forn"~ regiment maintaining the GROUND all day against
suierDr Our Nss sunday WIS one cd aud
swo wounded; Eghaa tennessee. four Allied and sr
wounded, ratan Z. 4. Gen,iy among the killed s-veo.
ts-utn Tennessee, kicd and two wounded: Eighty.
nrst Tanrcs@fe kt'ed, none worndei Un- Of Cen
i3esecriers had nis leg shot on wodord's artillery
tst ure sergcss kipsc No particulars u The casualties
IL otlsrdsxmsnts
o. donei, afrScscn cghi tbousa1d ~ the enetny al
vnncsi nrsn ar resimsiis the right wing ~ the
Shskasaw bayou, a. storm the worss hlt wcr. np,ed
s9wn y lnte numbers, and urware Il TOUR hundtca
r~aonsrs lkrn. viii stands u coors The epe,ny
we've di Ak a. thcr l4ats and af,rrwars s,n, i,
c.. .. Tor perrnst ~ bury their dead nuer
sLi-a mscf fhc rgeoners eeci~d Fighting lin ruu
s.an,.s Stst 10 important rcsals. The h,httn, II ~.
po u splefld. Inc tveIiy Louisiana ssam
haao ialzcd itself lur he galan, rannrr n ~aic !
ssts tie battle The fDsee prisoners 80 ,h.t
Mo'a%a 1. lisir General commanding.
sseir asiit.na - going "a rog.
The enemy have destroyed tho rieksburg. shregcpor
and rsKs kaisoid ~ lar = Delhi. distance ~ ,Lttr
three n,igs. Tley said hgs burned the toyn
y Delhi, which reported 10 te totally eestroycd
tar ,a.uAtiss IA y@lardsys bent wee small This
nr'rnag lsng IL heard ia the dEcst 20, asdu s
sspp,-cI tho enemy again ARRANGING t. Storm COR
~e..s he soldiers are eager 10 meet the secmy, sld
arc E~issiai lsi % coa.lner ~ die.
rusrrtaPr
VfKssrsG. Dec n, 1867
a covier has jest arrived Who tta,as ~ / tie enemy
a'ssn Ia T. ~, ios. stsia tbs morning Ia,
after ssvssr eo,ass, we're r~pa!sri with ns.yy te.
EofIuer pAr;sslays prsssr, The lis .. .as su.oy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
THE RAID INTO EAST TENNESSEE.
safe Retors 81 q. neral Csss~r's Fore, 20
k.nsue. ns.Stss % the
Expedition. DC.
rI.rssart. Iln I. lass.

~ TT'T-
General car,.rs .rp. .fl0n r.aehed Nanshrsssr, ~
yrs,erday, 20 ~ retarn from fAst f.onessrs
II holt iandon, ~ m the 2lst or Il comprised 90
cav nv IN feyatr a lhv csrrtuon ,hW ae.tfac
,ou txo important nrtarrs, the Killing 81
esptsring 80 f.bes. tho tasng = 10 stand ~ aus,
apa iafr~ amoani Il resr .a and ether rebel srrs-.
A 4 c0n ty. ard tsu cafa r. alto destroyed. brsk
sberl.b rlacs At lns wsutasa bridge, ani another
Al June vile
Th rail- a The mot harardo.s ~ ,hs war ard
attended riih .rsal hardship. I'D prrhsfs We iosi
bot ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

'iSsp.
Csperai TIoyey, with 10. n any have deg
teen hundred men, vac ur.sd .as Vek' bury
sent out Ia execute spe- shreveport ana Raj.
sia ofder, BIT sircc then road far ~ OH, dis.
has MT teen heard from. tance II tLity brcc mie..
Fears are fialsed Tor They also sail have
ms safety. burned the town ~ De.ht
which u reported 10 be u
TAN destroyed.
But Whit n tho position ~ General ioycy acco- ding
10 uur advi~esf Our rep1rts that b. h11 been
.nth fifteen hundred nen, 90, to spccsl
order hut since then had been beard from and that
fears sere entertained fr hts safety The rebel &C
counts However sate that force ~ Unionlss had
engaged IN destroying the track u the vicksburs aud
Shreveport Rarosd-shch iIters-cis Madison counts,
Ia far aa ~ b., which thrtyt three miles from
ycksburg Tie obrct Of this movement preve 4
General Holme. aud hi- forcrs, sbo expected BY
that route fron rrrchiux vcssbury and reinforcing IL.
In our dfspaice Is last evening nnd that 81 ~ re-
ported that rebel steamers crossing from lie f0uisi
ana shore vicksburg and a .uppsea tlcy carry
ing rrniprcernents 10 the rebeis Tie Last accounts
stated that e rebel General ilone. marching ~ The
direct Wax sbarg, aud Il improbable n !, h.
has arrived there " tbs BE- 80, there Ia bat itla
doubt b.t that Hovey's band has bcen csi "a AID F~r
halA all CaYkursi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
uoSpAy's picm.

On Monday Afternoon
(Des. ~ = go Of the enemy
advanced upon our regi.
ments on tie right wing u
the dhtkassw Bayou. 10
storm the works. but we're
NOV I'd down 10 large mum.
bers. and upwards u four
hundred prisoners taken,
With Ave stands u culors
The enemy we're driven
back 10 their boats, and
afterwards ssnt 10 . lag Of
truce for permission 10 bury
their dead, under which
some of the prisoners
escsrsd. Fighting stu con.
tinuss, With no important
results. The nghiius of our
ir0rpe ~a1 splendid. Tie
T~oaty erisn louisiana
asaD immortali-ed lUelf for
tie gallant 10 amer ID which
u acted datirg the battle
The Yankee pr soners cay
that Morgan Is their General
oDmnaading
frsspay : rSgHr.
Severe 1shi.u- u gong On
nav Tii' morning tn
sembsr 20 fFag y heard
10 TIE zane difeetls. sud
u J. suIr lscd the s0aiay
are again adviuring 70
storm our works In cart
a eourisc his Just srrissE
vh, st~ss ihat u. s1ony
atismp'es ~ storm our
llnes avaln this mctlng,
but after = severe combat
wefs rspu ~ with hcasy
l0ss Tae ilss n lhe = emy
y said T. ~ sln.t tlrss
! asss-i .isl. atsrpona
= ai a = ~.
, .ef GOA IL sfAas
D. 80 8n.od.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

7aI0c was sumo h.hsrng
on tuesday morning. tho
Both us., alter Cen -Lsr.
"a a. fAf ial'ea bsc- DIT
Vt vas thought tlt ".
t1Alll ! iaaln sin LIS pngis 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

We publish to-day mn excellent man - the scene OF
operations drawn by A. an 81 cien, draagh'snsn
belonging T. the United sta,es Coast Survey shcb map
will o. plain much u the movements above recorded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

the main front. ny sunrise
tho whole fore. was en-
gagged and up 10 ten O'Clock
tie muskeiry and aftiilcry
f-ing sas very severe The
rebels In front - General
N rgan's and Gee. smith
divisions we're utreD. he'd
IN hien rising ground.
Batteries and fofiiflcatnna
~ere taken and rei,sen.
Who regiments and even
brigadcs fought baud 20
btnds over K ~ and tor pos
session u the deienocs. The
Fourth lows regiment lost
six hundred men, Killed,
wounded and missing Gen
Morgan L. smith is wound.
ed In the breast. The ppsi.
ton was nnaliy carr ed By
storm.
MONDAYS rEHr.
The rebeis have eoncen-
irated all their forces from
Jackson aud Grenada and
along the line q tie road.
amounting 20 sixiy.nye
thousand men, at ynks.
burg. This oysf~ helming
force attacked Cen. sher.
man on Monday, the 18th
ult aud caused him " tall
hack 10 bis arst line u de.
fence. The rebel intfeneh.
menls and fortlaeatio1s ex.
tend back fra the city Q
distance Of an miles. Gen.
s1ermsn q forces bad fought
10 within two miles ~ the
city, wh'u be cas- attacked
by the sgI error force u the
rsbels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

: IN Sunday morning IRE.
cernhor 80 the enemy ! \ lin
advanced "a our lln~s 1 ~
vare repul ed with be- w
los. All the troop bahsys .
gallrItly, bot tgeCninea.
ton Is made ~ the Twenty.
eighth ard c, enieeAih
Louisiana reg msnis The
former regiment maintain.
ing the ground all DAY
AGAINST superttr fnr.es or
ipss on Sunday VA ne
kiFei aud two wou,sei:
Fishth Tcnness '. io4s
klliesi sai SIX v1fnd
Captain = A csr'ly n
To killed ha
sgssee. tso ktr a4t.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

~ sat 10 h- ABOUT three buodred Killed and wound
aud hundred prisoners. Our loss about MY Killed
and wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

IMPORTANT fRc.i V!cKSBURe.
~~~-->~~~~-~o~~~~~~~~o~
MurfreesbOrO OutdOnc III
Desperate Fighting.
Five Days Battle on the Banks
Of the Yazoc.
.o~~~-~~.>.>~.>,~o-~~o~-
Terrific Struggle for the Control
Of the Mississippi.
vAmeNsE STRENGTH 0E THE REBEL BATTERIES.
-~~-~~~-~~~--~-~~-~~~~
sAARP HAND TO HAND CONFLICTS.
BATTERIES TAKEN AND RETiAEN.
Our Loss Thus Far Over Tour
Thousand,
&C.. &C.. a..


CAIao, H., Jan I, 1893
We have one days later intelligence from v'csseufg
~AcA Is highly Interesting and exciting
Tho rebel n,rsnchments and forca,ions extend back
from the city distance of.six miles.
General shsrman's FORCES hal fought 10 within two
miles Of the city, ATTACKED by the superior
force u the rebels.
The dgntL,g sunday The 2sth us, represented AZ
desperate III the extreme.
Batteries and forslacations were taken and seaken.
Whole res irn-nls and even bgadss. fouch. nini T.
AAua ever guns and for possession Of the dcfencss.
The Fourth Iowa regiment lost SIX hundred men, killed
~ounded and missing
ssaerai Hovey, with nteen hundred men, was sent Gu.
- eXecate SPECIAL order, then has not been
'ae~rd from. fears entertained fur his safety.
Mis reported that rebel ,as from The
Louisiana shore 70 vcksburg and Is supposed they arc
carrying reinorcemenis the rebels.
Inc last accounts tn, rebel General Holmes
~as marching In the direc ION vEksbug and IL Is no,
Improbable that he has arrived here
6ea q n Morgan l.. smith y wounded IN the breast
The rebels have concert aed ali their forces from
ysckscn and Grenada along the line :" tho roads
Auoan,.ng TO sixty -nse thousand men, at r'cksbufg
TINS oy cr@ a.ng attacked General sherman on
Soauay the goth ut him iaii back TO hs
aus hue Of defence.
yLsre was some nghtsg Tuesday morning. tho Goth
ala amer General sherman had fallen back, bit II Was
sAoash thas he could msiDtain IBIS position
ss.sri sLsrmaus loss Is estimated from four sAos
sasd foe thousand
xssbns has ,e, been heard from the Union 70 CO
ssow nor eau we that ganboais have taken
,.ess part IN the action.
- Joseph E. Johnston Commands the rcbei forces
- vckrburg
n Is reported that General German is evscuating
saa Ark, with tho intention Of occupying Napoleon
me report that General sherman vas reinforced b.
Gssssai Grant incorrect.
General Grants army Is yet st holly Springs.
Trains are running on tho Memphis Railroad TO
sAsr.nss
HRIKxA Ark, jan 2. via CAseo, Jan 1861
me battle 10 st raging vcksburg, win decisive
results Our took the battery and the rIne
Sul.~d and their ground.
Five canaon taken, spked, and iost again
General Morgan and Colonel J. b. wynn are killed.
Genera Morgan L. smith and Captain Gwa wounded,
~, rally.
18th rested on Monday night the 2o,h after
b. fought DAY. troops Confident victory
I FrG- Van Dorn command the rebels.
tive runored tha, General Sherman was beug largey
rsf ~ the arrv. Of General Grants cavalry Tho
SuIboair were not doing much.
Or army rs we posted, and protected IN flank and
rear AID vii not yield the contest I'll vicssourg ~ IL
Their lossesson.
Cur loss nAsd and wounded 30 far is estimated a.
S,0U
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

wounusu risnty wv i'h
nerse@, one killed. Dore
" iu dei. One OF General
Lees c0uri.rs hal hia hex
SHOT OF. Warprd's artillery
lost one sergeant kidd. No
particulars ~ lhr casualties
III other regiDsuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
THE BATTLE FIELD.
The Unton Accounts and the Rebel Ac-
counts.


counts,
We have here complied all the
ceived from our army at Vick-h
time and all the accounts gather
aud have placed them side BY sid
isl columns, ~ tnst our rea ers 9
they sar.r on@ with the other.
BIRDS eye view of the battle neld
uNios ACCOUNTS.
SATURDAYS uonr.
Genera Sherman debark- u
ed his forees on the left 2T)
bsfk of The Yazoo river, deal
ten mites a,cve ia m,uth our
(on the 10th Of Decenbor), Blnl
and forming IN line ~ bat sey
tie. advanced towards gree
Nioksbnrg. After passing rep
beyond the reach Of the are saul
q the rebel gerboats, Gen. of J
sherman encountered the
enemy ION the 27thD IN
rce. 4 terrific 0nillc, en-
sued, lasting five norrs
The enemy we're dr. ven
back beyond two bayoR
that eirt the rear u vicks.
burg, and from their IN.
irenghed works on the hill
by shells ON Saturday
nt1ht the two armies lay
on their arms. with the
twa bayous intervening.
uring The night poutoons
we're constructed. notwItn
standing the terrific are
II the fehels.
IN tbs nFbt the ft'y.
eighth OHIO. tho ilfhgh
,iissonri and tie Second
Kerngky sustained coo.
slierabr iss.
frNnAY's rGEr.
rit nting On Sunday (the ~
2sth MY u represented eeml
= desperate % lhe extreme. advaI
rnier ihs cover - tie wer,
urdcrgrowlh. ~ daylight % los.
Sunday acpfecrlcI advance gals
was ma1c by General ~Ger. ton
mans whole foscc Geue cishl
ri steel held tn lot Gen. Lou
crai Morgan aui cenorai form
Kalr the centre, aud Gone. ing
raj 4. L. Smith and General arali
" l.. sn4i.h the right. Cen lpss
erai Steel turned the enc. kire
ms night 50 NJ 10 com. Fish
municsle with General Nor. k.llel
rfn'. division witch had te. Capt
4 ue - sfaied by swAmfs To
raBlins - right angles 70 .gssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

On Saturday tDe,ember
81 the enemy maize four
desperate attempts - force
our lines ~ the Chickssas
Bluff, with heavy loss. The
seventeenth Louisiana
greatly distinguished itself /,
repnlsing. unsiced the as.
sauli ~ three fun regiments
of Yankees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

We have here complied all the Dispatches ws have re-
crived runi army at vick-hnrg ~ TO the present
time and the aceonnts gathered from rebel sources.
aud have placed them BY side, day ny day 10 parai
is co.un,as 80 that our rea glance how
they sar.r on. with the other which gives a complete
h,ra,s 80. y,sw az the battle held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

vi.KssrsG. u,c n, 1862
a coSisr has just arrived Who sts.as ~ tps eusay
s'sn Ia T. 81. iios. stsia tLls morning but
after : ssvesr eotass, r~pa.vi With ne4yy tA.
~ further pAr;sssIs Al prsasr, The Us .. .as su.oy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-15
NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. 1-Gun Factory, College street On the Hill.
Surgeon, j. T. WKENs.
4" 2--University Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, JANIS BRIAN, Z. V.
- 9--Ensley's Building, sE corner Public square.
Surgeon, ALKx. EWING.
4-Howard High school, College street, on the
Hill. Asst. Surgeon, n. 3. TuWN
6-Gun Factory, upper end hopt street. Asst.
Surgeon, 7. B. BGAsRR
s-College street. soar Broad Surgeon, cHAs.
soBLussEE.
7--Conege street. between Church and Broad.
Act. Aast Surgeon, g, W. FRANCE
s--Masonlo Hail. Church stl eet, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcHR.
" s--Carrlage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. act. Asst Surgeon, j. D. sKEER-
" IO-Medoal College, College street, on the Hill.
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X. BowLlSG
" 1t PEsr HousR "-On tue University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon L. D. HooLE
g I2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED SEYMOUR.
&c 13-tIume High School Spruce street, cor Broad.
Surgeon, -. HrRucK.
- I4-Femalo school, Church stroot, near Ohatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, FRKD. SRYmoRRj
l5-Hynes High School, Line street. corner SUM
mer. Surgeon W. NJ. OHAMBARs
lO-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
" l7-OrFICERs HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, Sum
mer street, corner Desderick. Surgeon,
S. D. WATERMAN.
ls-Corner Church and College streSts. Surgeon,
II s. PLUMMER.
ls-Morris 4 stratton's Building, Ne. IA Market
street Surgeon, l.. II. ADLER.
" 20-Baptlst Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -,
GOODWIN.
2l-Msthodist Church, Church street Surgeon,
L. SINNErT
" 22-Hardcastle's, South Market street. Surgeon,
RECKwITH
. 23--Corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, O.
CHAMBERuN.
25--Cornor Market and Clark streets. Surgeon,
l.. c. RICE.
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TENNESSEE BRANOH
or THR
NATIONAL CLAIM lGESGY
eoSDUoTED ~
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
uasuryoTo,y N n
CHARLES 81. GREEN, Agent
No. 33, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

THIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for tht
successful prosecution and settlement Of De
nands against the General Government Of RvERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had severa
years. experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims and the Execu.
tive Departments At Washington, aud being thor.
Oughiy acquainted and EmlAr with tho laws aue
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to cases arspa
out Of tho present war, including the accounts Ci
States, Contractors, and Dsbursing Onlcers of the
War and Navy Departments, and for " Collect.
Ing, Drilling, and organizing VOI-
unteers,O the reimbursement Of which Is author
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR IEDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOE
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUoB
PROPERTY, FOR Herses lost in the service, and foI
Military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring PEN
slons, BOuDtIes, etc, Scoruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted III case, the
families Of such as have died, or been killed. while IN
the discharge Of their line of duty such during th
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore tejected or Suspended
BY the Departments or i IneIicIentIy Managed
Attontioh hibo BlFeh 70 tue oulieCtloh ct
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property takor
for the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against the Quartermssters Des
partmsnt.
All Claims placed In our hands receive onr Pronp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of Attorney at auy distsri
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily iDtei
course with all the Departments enables ma In moi
cares to obtain decisions much more speedily shss
who're al Communication and gther necessary detail
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, we solicit you TO forward to any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to time
have presented, aud, as Is custom, will fur
nlsh you with all the necessary blanks, and, wb"i
required instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful
Addreasi CHARLES II. GREEN
No 4 nt.orrp E4r~st
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-15
MILITARY.
pEpAnrMENr uEApouARTERs,

DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Department.. Il eadquarters ON High street MAJ.
Gen. Rosecrans, commanding. ~-
Cllf QuarteTntasior-load dquRrters on High street,
near Cedar Lieut.. Col Jno W. Taylor.
C1iCf fCommissarp- Headquarters on Summer street,
uear broad Lieut. Col, simmons
Provost Mnehdl General p Headquarters on High
street Capt W NJ Wiles.
Assistant Medical Dircctof-Surgoon A. Henry Thur
1l0n, US Vols, "a cherry street. 20
POST HEADQUARTERS,
P5a-Hoadqulrters on College street, between Un-
Ion aud Church Streets tDr Waters residence) Gen.
R. Mitchell, commanding,
Ch.g Asistdld Qiartormosier-ln charge Of Depot
and Disturbing Oflccr--Capt N. O Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Union and Church
Avili1a Qaarternastereln charge OF Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Eluippss, No. ~ Aarket street. Capt
Th0s J Cox. III
Aviat Quartsrmasier-In charge Of Qusrtermas'
ieu storts Issues 10 Hospitals, Quarters etc. Cant
g. Mexican Iaporte Cherry street. between Church
and Broad street. A q m. r.
Assdnt Quar'ry7Sdder--Iu charge Of Fuel Forage
and stationery, No. - Market street, Capt VIM.
Mnls
A9itni Qaaitsrmos'cr--In charge of River Trans
poratIon. Capt J d Stubbs, High street, old head
guartors Gen Rosecrans'.
A'itauf QuarieTaas'cr--In charge Of Railroad
Inusportaon, Capt. $. Perkins, Jr., On thrrry
street, near Theatre.
Act AsisiaHt Qtoyt7raasior-ln charge Of Means
vt Tmnsportation, Public ShopB etc. iiJn, Y, II.
lryh on Chcrrystreet near Theatre.