The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-24

aud adjourned on the 18th inst. ]. s.
Harvey, Grand Master, prssided. We
learn GOm the report Of the Grand Sec
sssarJ KAT th0 number Of Odd Fellows
who have Joined the army, as reported
from all the Lodges, except twenty, sums
up IS follows:
NolunteeFs-Whole number of enlist
msnts, l,205; Brigsdier- Generals, Z;
COlonels, SO; Lieutenant COlonsls, %;
Majors, IL; Captains, lag; Lieutenants,
l55; Sergeants, III; CoTpOrals, 62; Pm
Yates, 472; Adjntanls, 10; Quarsermas-
ters, 20; Chaplsins, II; Surgeons, 26,
Assistant Surgeons, 10; Musisians, 80
Wagon Masters, 6; Officers in the Navy
IA; Suffers, 3.
CasuAlties--Killed, %; died of dis
ease contracted in the service, A: wOun.
ded, 4S; discharged for disability, 110
time expired, 50; resigned for disability
115. Total, 4O4 Now in service, sol
This is q record highly honorable e
the fraternity, and attesjs the loyalty ot
the Odd Fellows of Indiana.
Officers Of the Grand Lodge elected
NJ. W. Grand Master, Dennis Gregg, In
dianapolis.
r. W. Deputy Grand Master, John T.
Sanders, Jeifersonville.
&. w. Grand Warden, P. s. Hoffman
Madison.
IL. W. Grahd Secretary, E. H. Barry
indianapolis.
R. W. Grand Treasurer, Theodore P
Hsughey, Indianapolis.
G. Rep. G.. L. Q. S. j. S. Harvey, Indi-
annapolis.
Act. G. Rep G. L. U. s. H. D. Scott,
Terrs Hsute.
Trustees Grand Lodge. n Church
man. II A. Fletcher, and Alex. Metzger,
indianapolis.
Officers of the Grand Encampmsnt--
N. W. G. Patrisrch-LeOn Sexton, Rush
vile, Indiana.
NJ. E. G. II. Priest-Rev. Cyrus Mutt
Bloomington.
W. g. Senior warden--S. Frazier,
Greenwood.
R. W. g. Junior Warden-U. ?. Tuley,
Bloomington.
K W. G. scribe-E. II Barry, Indian
sp lis.
R.W.G. Treasurer-TheO. P. Haughsy,
Indianapolis.
W. G. sentinei-Chris tOpher TOlsr
Madison.
Dep. G. SeRtineI-JaeOb Williams In
dianapolis
6. Rep. G. L, ISL. NJ. Campbell,
Danville.
Act G. Rep. G. L. c. s.-Rsv. T. G.
Bsharrell, Jacksonville.
The Lafayette Journal, of the 10th,
has the following about the Army Of the
Cumberland:
We have just learned from our army
correspondent, Mr.. J Il. W, who is now
in this city, that Gen. Sherman, with
2 600 men, reached Tullahoma on the
10th INST, having crossed the Tennessee
River at South Florence, Alabama. His
trains were moving towards LouIoi,
Tenn, by the way of Dunlap and De-
catur. His rear was guarded by q di-
vision of 5000 infantry and cav alry-a
sufficient force to prevent any aggressive
on the partOf Wheeler, Roddy
& Co, who are still between Rome and
TAe impression among ths mriitsry
there is, that sherman will make tEs con
Meeting link between Burnside's COM
mand aud the Army at Chattanooga, and
that when this is done, the left wing Of
the grand army, under Sherman and FOs-
ter, will move down upon the enemy's
right, while the left, under Hooker, will
cross Lookout Mountain At Stevens Gap
and do the work which was assigned
Gen. McCook before the battle of Chick
amsugs, VITO cut off BrAgg's retreat
by the way Of Atlanta.
The general opinion among officers at
is, that the entire force
upon our front there, does not exceed
thirty thOusand-a large force having
been sent TO oppose Burnside. The reb-
els have FIVE piecas of artillery upon
LO. kOut Mountain, and about five regi-
ments Of infantry. The Mountain is 30
high @ 600 feet that they cannot de-
press their pieces enough 20 do US tho
least damage. The "Haversaek" line is
now secure, and no fears need be enter
tanned Of its again being interrupted.
Quartermaster Gen. Meigs is building .
large store house at Kelley Landing,
several miles below Chattanooga, intend
ing to make this point permanent depot
for supplies. Five hundred men can
hold The place against almost sny force.
The Lafayette Journal has the fol-
lowing also, which will cheer the In
diana boys in the hospitals here
Wm. Hannamsn, the President Of the
State Sanitary Commission, autographed
to this city yesterday, inquiring II ff-
teen dozen Of chickens and two or three
barrels Of eggs could be obtained here
for the purpose Of contributing 70 =
THANKSGIVING dinner, 70 be given 10 our
sick and wounded soldiers At Nashville.
There are no funds in hands for this
special purpose, but number Of our pa
triotic ladies, ever prompt in any work
that viii contribute % the welfare Of our
brave boys, have undertaken TO raise the
amount necessary by soliciting dOnstions
to-day.
Assistant SnrgsoB A. N. Walton, Of
the 88th Indiana, passed through Lsfsy-
cite on the 18th inst, on bis way 10
LspOrte. His wounds are rapidly i'm
proving.
A war meeting hsld At ROmney, sub
scribed 1856 90 10 the velunteer fund
aA Private" writes q very interesting
letter from the Seth regiment. H9 says
that Sergeant George Storrlss, sf com
D.nv /. Captain james @. Csrnahan's
company, comes TO TippeetnOe county
% recru.2 de brings twenty dollars,
contributed By ths, company TO Mrs.
Dame, the wife Of ANDREW Dams, who
was captured al the battle Of Chicka-
mauga.--Lafaystfs Journal
Our Auditor, Mr.. james W. Deputy,
has received > dispatch announcing the
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