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LARGE Auction SALE,

By Shields & Hume.
We will sell at our Auction Rooms, on
Thursday, May 20, 1868, large consign-
ment of FURNITURE; large consignment
of GRooERIEs, consisting in part Of
IL iirkins Fresh Butter;
7 bbls. Eggs;
20 bbls. Dried Apples;
20 Irish Potatoes;
20 Crushed Sugar;
10 kegs Tobacco.
Queensware, chinaware, 8 barrels gir-
ger cakes, job hand printing press, ]
fine melodion.
Also, variety Of other goods, which
will be offered on day of sale.
Ff SHIELDS & HUMH.
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An Owl, tired, perhaps, Of retired ru-
raj life, made its way into the city yes
terday, and perched itself upon the
dome Of the Theatre. What is the nu-
curry If the owlbe the emblem of wis
dom, perhaps Simon can interpret it,
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Nnshvlle union olub

The meetings Of the Nashville Union
Club will be held hereafter in the Rep
resentativo Hall, State Capitol.
Regular meetings every Thursday
night. may lO-tL
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Some years ogo sick man in the tee
total State Of Maine applied to the OYER
fsers Of the poor for the sum OF one
dollar, wherewith to minister TO the wants
Of q sick child. The money was not
given, but an order TO the amount indi-
Gated, on q druggist near by. The
apo hecary's bill soon came in, and was
On Inllnwai
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Just Received and for Sale,
In paper or cloth, slngly, by the dozen, BY the
hundred. BY
ALLEN sc CO..
No. 30 North Cherry street. Nash willie, Tennessee
p1- send for 1t 1t can be can DO sent you BY
mail. may2T.
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SUTLEIsS, DON'C READ THIS.
Closing Out Sale.

Closing Out Sale.
| have a small stock OF goods which ]
wish to close out Immediately, as wish
10 go North. My stock consists in part
of
$4,000 Cigars, good brands;
90 Gross Smoking Tobaocoi
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &C., &c. Also, $50
Rsams Wrapping Paper ,oiH sell
cheap. Come to "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. s. A. BARNES.
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WANTED TO CoNPLETE OUR FILES "A
copy of the Daily Nashville UMoS Tor
each OF the following dates.
March IA, 1868
April l0,h, 1868,
Any Of our readers who may have
either Of the above date viii oblige us
greatly by sending them to tho UNIoN Of.
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The man manifested total il not
ss-total disregard Of honesty. How
much better IL he had called at SINGLE
ToS's NEws DEpoTs at the Postoiilce, or
the Sewa1oo House, aud invested the
do.larin entertaining and useful reading
As twas he probably never took bis
child tho pills at oil, but YIliersd the
whole sum in buying liquor.
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We are indebted to SSvDR & Co, and
". g. COLLIER, newsdealers, Cherry
Street for tho latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
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competent BOOk-keeper. None ether
need apply.
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ARMY OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, tENN MAY 10, 1898
NJ TICE--Any ofncer or other person who has
~ turned over supplies 10 the undersigned, or 10
s4y Of his Assistanid, from February 9Th 1892 70
February 2gth, ls63 without furnishing an invoice
Of the same are req etod 20 forward such invoice AZ
onoo, that he may receive due crdii therefor
Also such Medical officers, or others, AS may have
received o. invoice Of supplits drawn by Them, viii
please notify him by letter as soon a. ra,ticab.s
aud the Invoices Will be- iurwa dol az once.
fbt. shlfl, urgeou, u, .. A,
Late Medical Purveyor at Nashville and Murfress
boru. mayl9 lot
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gOn rIiIvATK DIsEAsns.

~. 49, ~ KfkG formerly q Rew YoIk.
XII ~ COZ iast4 yoara " Louisville, NJ,
AtAAy-.a.aaes-as she h..t devoted his attenuUn "
trs,. p Gsio Diseases for 80 years, 1Attera
mself hav , o. ended to practice for % macy
ears. nd oarid many tiousanda, ho q onAblsd
10 cue al d. ase . private nature, no mast
liW al Their may from ifyuiicif us medical IRE
nout or n 10 neglect Of their Dwn. T. king .
Rpo,fary 1 No. - frederick street, between Ohsf.
N ans 81 square t~ooad story whore he ourea n
ceases OF Irvafo nature
GouorrhOaa cares withuat lalsoous modicinea q
utrrnreroo Nth buslnoaa
uFloturhs oi Old Oi resent dato 8irotusliy ourod 4
f,u DAYS, By a. operation which "a uses no pai1,
whore utfictuIr nxigia health cannot b. satnioxel
arhaus 49, disease causes more taischiof aad 1nde
aimee che constitution % much.
BYuhiif, with al the diasisea Of tha SKIN e,roVins
itoi neglect % bad Treatment, can b eGeolasly
cured IA TOW days
G.unal Wer iaoss.rarticuinT a. tsntion havina bosa
given 20 ha disease, and All lhe oonsoq ueno grow
ing out Of A. brought on ga many cases By mo DE-
ltruCtiyo habits VI iuconaidofate youths and eKooas
I've Indulgence VI the passions, neglect u which
vii undermine the conatliutioa, rendering the sab.
leot unit for business Or society, ana causing prems
turo old age,
Penn lies who may DO laboring Win any dinioulty
The Womb may roat assured 81 immediate relief
Psraons residing abroad, BY writing and Eteana
their CASE with he enclosed, direct " Dr.. A. hinS,
No. % noadcrick street, nashville, Tenn, WI hAys
Tho necessary medicines sent 10 their address. Ohca
houn from oiolOok Ia the morning unih IN Ne
geninR fJniy io--tu dhWiT.
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The Capture Of Helena Untrue.
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Arrival of the Great Eastern.
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Cotton 81 cts. Gold "A IA.
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PembertOn OIF.rs to snrrender.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Washington Threatened.

Beauregard Leaves Charlenton.
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0T To those purchasing TO sell again,
the most favorable terms will be given.
, 1863-10-26

- Gen. Kings Farewell Order.
Brig. Gen. Rufus King has been reappoint-
ed Minister Resident at Rome, and accepts
the appointment, his acceptance to take e.
feet Immediately. Gen. King has turned the
command Of hia division In tho Army Of the
Potomac over TO Gen. Michael Corcozan
The following Is the farewell order:
HEADquAnTEn's K1Aa's DIVISION,
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va, Oct. II, 80.
An order from the State Department as
signing the General Commanding to different
duty, 1t is With infinite reluctance that he
t4kes leave Of bis comrades In arms. He has
received a. their hands Ill that General
could ssL or expect respect and
affection. He leaves them with tho earaest
hope that their Efforts in behalf Of the Union
may be crowned with glorious success, and
that once more the "F1.g Of the Free'' may
float In triumph over the entire Republic.
The command Of tha division deTolvca up.
on Brig. Gen. Corcorun, gallant and expe-
1ienced officer, most tit for the post assigned
to him, md devoted to the good cause to
which n all have pledged our lives.
RCfUs KING,
BEgadfer General CoMmardiog-
, 1863-10-26

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuns.l
6rE1saFH1D. Oct. q, 1857.
Brig. Gen. Grierson arrived this cyeniug.
He goes to Ch!csgo to morrsT, where ho will
remain fa1 days, before rc1oining his COM
nand at Memphis.
The resignation Of Col. Thomas J. Header-
son, Of the 112tl Illinois volunteers, {nount-
ed infanty,) has been accepted By Gen. Burn
side, to take effect Oct. 18th, 1868.
Col. james II. True, of the cd regiment
Illinois volunteers, arrived here, to-day, on
recruiting service, his regiment being greotly
reduced In numbers.
Tbs next session Of the Circuit Court OF
this District commences tomorrow, Judge
Scott presiding. Quite number Of .cases
arcto be disposed Of.
Dr.. WIN. Sturgis, who has been, for some
time past, Surgeon In charge Of the General
Hotpital at Camp Butler, has been made
Superintendent Of Hospitals, In place of Dr..
0kie, recently ordered to Louisville, Ky.
The extensive Touring mill Of Mr.. Fredex-
lex Rearick, of Beardstown, WAS destroyed
by an explosion Of the boiler. Loss, SIT, 900.
No insurance.
4 1nrge delegation leaves here this morning.
to attend the Northwestern Fair. The COZ
tributions were sent yesterday.
, 1863-10-26
CHICAG, MONDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1869

had been after the rehels along tho B 6 .B,ask,
and came up with thom last ThuradaY. be-
tween the Black River md Canton, and, after
quite battle, the enemy ran oil, leaving 200
prisoners In our banda. These prisoners had
arrived at VicksburE and are en- 1oute for
Memphis on the stehmer Kennett. General
Mcpherson hsd Eot returned to Vicksburg,
but HAS In possession Of Canton. A rebol
force lately there lad goao forth to reinforce
Drseg..
Col Morris ard bia mcn hare again brokea
out In Ttpton and Fayettc counties, Tenses-
see, and 1etlde1ts arc ar11ing to rc1l,t thsir
operations.
The steamer Emma No. on her trip up
We fired into 1t Island No. C5. No ono hurt.
The steamer Thos. z. Tut, WAS al4o fred in-
to At Cypress Bend. The boat has landed for
fuel. 4 soldier Of tie 10th Illinois Volun-
tters obtained learo to 60 on hhoac, tA1taS
lis gun with him. Soon after he left = report
Of + uusket Nas heard. Search waa IaAde tor
him but LIE could not bo found, xad tho bo.t
left without him.
Guellllas ara plenty in the Vicinity Of It.
Adams. The gun-boat Chiflcothn |. anchored
ut that point.
Rebels tare made theft appearance ut HOPE.
fietd Opp1site Acmp}li5.
, 1863-10-26
TIE UNITED STATES SANITARY
CNmMfSSlONs

VIC undcrst;nd that a paragraph relating
TO the affairs Of the Chicago Sanitary
Commission, which appeared in eur issue
Of the Esd, is liable to misapprehension.
We have since learned that the ladies
there referred TO, Mrs. Hoge and Mrs. Liv-
ermore, have received Tor their services
only compensation sufficient to cover the
expense to which they arc necessarily
subject in leaving their ordinary business
for thu. Of tie Commission, and that COM
pcnsaion, as stated, comes from the pa-
rent society at Washington. For year,
they worked for nothing, and bore their
own expenses it is not ten months
since they have been paid anything.
1ftlcsc ladies are not ele;:ed members Of
the Commission, they arc de .facto mem
bcrs, and have by their energy, devotion,
and ability, actually more than sextuplcd
:he receipts OF the Commission, and its
power Of doing good.
We also learn that the Chicago Sanitary
Commission has in its employ lady agents
in other parts Of The country, whose COM
pcnsaion is like that received by the Chi
c.So ladics-and it is to these wise arrange
-,cnts that the Commission owes much of
its efficiency.
, 1863-10-26

Tire Carrying Trade.
F--n- A.. ~ r. cAt.-3x-YinA NJ :,


The shipping Interests Of ths country continue to
lauRu1shs Consequent upon the depredat!oas made
frates, md 1sti1 such tes Is the
ssste act as ocean police In the protection Of
TG maI GsPsst to 6s gsndHa1
The best part Of commerce from tho seas. but
have also broken up, to largo extent, our Whale
carions. It Is onghiy estimated tnat eonsiderab,y
mere thar out-haH the exports anil Imports md in
ports Of the country are carried ~ foreign tonnage
the ve1 natural result Of the !:h Insurance iisks
These rates sre 1t two per cent On all goods
slipped to ports In great britain, three per cent to
e. dilseions ate! tue % hsS Is
those e1acted last BpEinE nnd SUMMER ret they are 80
onesous that Neutral vessels arc aonopo1izlaR. and
wiii continue to m2aop9nze & the gfest o9is Of tae
shall be Afforded our mercantile marine. b. the
INTRODUCTION Of swter class Of eilcientty armel war
vessels than the Department at present hoasts. So
VI Department for tic Construction Of number OF
vessels Of this c!ass md eome OF the most experienced
khipbulldels responded promptly, but, from some
build them ieelk Twelve ssealn correttes. Of some
thing over two thousand tons burihen. carrying from
=
ndephla three In Boston, and three f1 Portsmouth.
The eng1.es a5o to b. ysty powerful tn Iner Cylinders
= speed Of fifteen OF sixtc;n mtlts m hour, IN
Of cur government two years to discover that mo
crate an ther atiera and abettors from driving ons
ships entirely from the seas y Erati-
Eectssiy Of tse early completion OF these Yessel3
, 1863-10-26
FROM CINCINNATI,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
CINCINNATI, Oct. %, 1863.
Gen- RoEecraus Is at Nashville. He Will AZ
siye here On tie mail boat on Monday NOOK.
The Infamous charges preferred against hin
create great excitement.
he will receive the greatest reception ever
given to any ono.
Active preparations are being made for the
dsaff, which is ordered to take place on the
Goth.
The quota required from each county will
be announced on Monday. The quota from
this county viii not exceed 500 man.
The Ohio River is rising rlowly, and the
probabilities that It will rise sufficient to bring
coal down arc encouraging. Coalsoldhereat at
$3.50 per load today.
have the very best authority for saying
that the reports in The Eastern papers regard
ing Rosecrans' personal habits and bad con-
turt 1t Chick1mznga, are base FLANDERS, pub
1ifhed for the purpose Of fortif5 ing lis re.
moral, which wss caufed b. the personal hos
tl1ity on The part Of Washington officials, Nhs
are really Responsible for the results that ore
now attributed to tho Commanding General
This will al be established by official If.
0ufrY
, 1863-10-26
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dlepatct to tho Chicago Tr1baue,3

Especial Dlspstch to tho Chicaso Tr1hanej
CINCINNATI, Oct. %, 1868.
After all that has been said about the draft
under the present call, It will, In this State,
Iot take place. Yesterday GOV. Tod te1e-
graphed to the press Of this city that the
quota had been filled By volunteering. He,
however, reminds the people that another
drnft for 81, 600 men has been ordered to take
place Oh the 5th Of January, and urges them
to take active measures to I'LL the qaots by
volunteer enlI5tmente.
Gen. Rofecrans will arrive here at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. He will be escorted to the
Bu1net House, where he has consanted to
make speech.
Mat. Gen. HartsuH is In the city to. day.
Gen. Buell. left for Lawrenceburg today.
Hcoker aud his army aEe still at Stevenson.
Tbs Ohio River has falIen eight inches.
Coal wfu have to be brought by railroad
There Is scarcely any on hand and the weather
very cold.
The train on the o. & n. R. Z. which. ar.
rived here this morning Wns covered with u
heagy coating Of snow.
, 1863-10-26

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct, 25.-Yestord ,y's
Richmond Oispateh received here cont1ins The
following:
CHARLESTON, Oct 23-No new movement
yet. The Yankees are reported 10 be erect
Ing. smoothing, and putting the antahiug
strokes to Gregg aud Wagner, and othor bat
teriea at Cummings Point. The ae.t Re-
nstns quiet. Stormy times are expected
socn.
NEW YoaK, Oct. 25.--Gen. Imboden, on
the 10ls, attacked the garrison 1t Charleston,
on tho Shenandoah Valley, capturing 4l3
prisoners with their arms, etc.
, 1863-10-26
TIE YERI LlIl}1 NEWS.
NONDAY, 5 O'CLOCK, Il. II.
Ek{tsk WASHING | l}Nl.


WARRINGTON, Oct, 25-Tko following ill.,
po1ta1t circulars have just reca issued:
WAR DkrAErMENr,
P10yosT MARSHAL GEvE1AL's OFF1oE,
WAsI1NGrtN, Oct. 70. 1851
CIRCULAR No. 95.-Regiments now in ssr-
vice which re.enllot as veteran volunteers uu.
der the provisions Of General Orders Nos 191
ard eos, current ee,ise, from The Adjn.aat's
ef3ce, will ba credited to the States, and 81
lar 10 practicable to the Congressional dis
tsicts and sub dist,icta to which they belong.
3. Fry, Provoa: M4r'1 Gen'l.
W4eIIEGToN, Oct 25-Tho stats Dsoart-
Eent has been officially ilfornted th1t ftotn
Did fier the 9th Of September last IN eflcc.
live b1GcE: de wiu 10 ettat1iaheB;aad uAla-
TINED b. the French EAv4l foteea of ali tha
ptrts, 1iyert, h1vens. roads. creeks, &c
alorg the ccsst Of Mexico which are not occu.
lied TT the French troops, aud rhIch stil1
acknowledge tho authority of Juarez.
From the L7een, ten Leagues south Of
Mat#m orzt, to *nd Including CAupeachY, be-
tween 25 deg. "a min north 90 deS. 81 zaio.
wet, and 10 deg. 50 min. north 03 deg. so
nfn. west Of Tho meridian of Fsti+, and that
ffienels aEd neutral Vessels will no allowed
the period Of Is days to ccmpleto their lad
ing snd' lcaro tEr- --b}.suasa.sa4a- n aceS Tae
Il iuts excerttd from The blockade ara Tam.
plco, Vera Cruz, Atvarado, Coa.zac olAcoa, To-
ba4 co ard Carmtn.
A yeetel attempting to violate thu a1Id
blockade will be proceeded a5alnst ia eaa.
fo1nity with international l1w AID the treat
les In force with neutral powers.
, 1863-10-26

WASHINGTON, Oct. rs "A train Of aeycn-
teen cattle cars, conta'nins about 136 COZ.
1tmr Cd horses and l. eu I'D Ct 128 troopers,
all belonging to gen- Ki;petrick'a 81 cl74lr5
dlVision, started from Gainesville at IL o clock
Oh Friday night, aod when tour miles on the
road to ,Alexapdfia, ana on Il curve the train
going at very rartd rate, several Of the track
ties gave way, pfeclpltat1ng eight Of The cars
trsal the track and down steep emba ank-
ment. Twenty Of tbs guard were Injured,
four or five dangerously; but strange to sly,
no one WAS killed. Many Of Ike horles were
killed instantly, apd others received such ta-
CefBarv.
, 1863-10-26
From NeyT Orleans,

NEW ToRK, Oct 24-The steamship Morn
irg star, from New Orleans 18th, ria Havana
Goth Inst, arrived here this evening, bling.
ing the following intelligence:
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Dates from Yer
millionville mp to 10th October, last night,
state that there has been skirm1ehinE nearly
every day for week without casualties on
our side To-Day we lost ai1 men, and the
enemy about the same. Tbs enemy's to1ce in
the vicinity Is estimated st 10000.
The rebel salt works In the vicinity Of
Point Clear, Mississippi Sound, have been
destroyed.
Gen. 4. J. Hamilton has arrived IN the
city, and will address q mass meeting on
political affairs.
The q. s. steamer Tennessee destroyed four
schooners on the Tenn coast. They were
heavily laden with ammunition and stores for
the rebels. The old flag again floats over the
Bayou Teche, all distractions in the bayou
having been removed BY our uagal forces.
Cor. shepley has modified the order fol
The registration Of legal voters IN such man
ner that all legal citizens may be registered
az voters upon taking the oath Of allegiance
and making declarations. Such oath is taken
voluntarily, md for the purpose Of establish
irg government loyal to the United States,
Adyices from Texas say that Matamoras II
still unoccupied by the French, and that the
people OF Texas and Confederate officials art
in open opposltion to each other.
, 1863-10-26
G|):eoao @xt5t&'te.



The proclamation Of the Governor Of
Illinois, which We print in full, appesling
I" the loyal men OF Illinois TO fill up the
quota Of the State by volunteering, will
commend itself to every man who has the
good Of the country at heart Gov. Yates
has spoken many true and brave words
since the outbreak If this infamous rebel
lio1', but none drawer and truer than these
il which lie speaks to all the people Of
Illinois. VIC invoke the Loyal men Of Chi
c2go to respond to The appeal, and to COM
mence without delay upon the work Of re-
c1uiting volunteers to fiji he ranks Of our
dcctnated regiments in the field. The
eminently practical suggestions Of the
Governor afford the means; it only needs
hearty cooperation upon tho part Of the
people 10 make it thorough and imnodi-
etc SUCCESS.
The news from Charleston is of the old:
s'crcotyped character, andwe are asain
Informed That OFT batteries are almost
ready to open on the nest Of treason.
ely swift around &c wheels of time and
bring tho welcome day"
The cEcial returns from Pennsylvania
PLACE Cor. cu1tin's minority at ,25s.
There is nothing new from the Army Of
the ePotomac. All is quiet alopg its banks
Meaoc's whereabouts are unknown. Lee
is supposed to be on the retreat, part of
Lis forces reinforcing Bragg, and the 9th
CT part on the road to intercept Bu1nside's
raid.
On- d;sp.tches IRON New Orleans and
f:cmphls are very interesting, and furnish
detailed budget Of news from those To-
c:litics and tEcir yiciuitica. Banlzs is ad-
sGncing RAPIDLY into the heart Of Texas,
with little opposition, and Mcpherson has
defeatcd The rebels On tkc Big Black.
The Coprc1heads Of Illinois and New
York find their parallel in the Copper
heads d New jersey. 1t only needs
few moro outrsges upon the part Of these
nliEcreants to convert New Jersey thor
oughly To the Union cause.
Upon the inside Of tlisissue wi1l be found
Lie Presidents reply to the Missouri Dele
gatiou, lis letter Of Instructions to General
schoGeld, and the address Of Hon. G. D.
Drake, Chairman Of the Delegation, to the
Missouri radicals. They form IN import
ant chapter in the history Of the war, and
will give the render clear insight into
the Missouri troubles.
, 1863-10-26
FROM MEMPHIS AND BEL ON.
LATE NEWS FROM NEW Or
LEANS IND TEXTS.
UNION VICTORY ON THE BIG
BLACK,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CA1Eo, Oct II, 1863.
The arrival Of the steamer John II. Dickey,
Capt. Dan Musselman, brings Us Memphis
dates Of the 22d afternoon. a letter from
Corinth to the Bulletin Of the 10th, gives some
interesting items concerning our forces in
that vicinity. Cor1nth has again assumed a
lively martial aspect. The conque1ing boyE
from V1cksbnrg are there.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Is
completed and In running orderfrom Corinth
toBear Greek.
Gen. Sherman and staff have depasted for
TIE front. Little fighting Is ret, but there
are Indications that active operations arc
about to commence.
Brig. Gen. Ripley, Chief Of Ordnance, has
paid Corinth visit.
Gen. Dodge has returned and assumed
command of the left wing Of the 10th army
corps.1
Gen. sweeny's command, sent out in pur.
suit Of the rebels from Lagrange, Is expected
back on the 10Th.
The Sd Michigan cavalry returned On the
18th from long aud successful scout.
The 18th Ohio cavalry, 1ately stationed at
Memphis, more recently at Camp Davis, an
outpost Of Corirth, hare been sent to the
front. Lieut. Col. Heath is in command Of
tie force.
Burke's shaspshootere are arning them.
selves, at their own expense, with Henry's
patent rifle, SIX shooter. They are soon
to be mounted fer the purpose Of acting as
scouts.
Capt. o. Doddt, 51st Ohio, has been pro.
moted to the Majorship Of 1st Alabama cay
airy, Col. Spencer commanding.
4 number Of Paymasters, well supplied
with funds, have lately made their appear
ance, to the no small satisfaction Of tho SOL
diers. seventy-fve thousand dollars north
Of goods allowed per month have been
brought to Cor1nth for sale.
The State election passed of quietly In
Corinth. The Copperhead candidates got
just enouEhvotes to let them know ttey we're
running. Out Of ten men in the I'd Brigade
Of the I'd Divfaion, 10th Army Corps, who
voted for Vallandigham, six were known
thscvee-two having Eeryed their terms In the
Penttentia1y. The whole number a1o notori.
ous for their immortality. The verdict Of the
eoldlers Is: this var must 20 On to Its end
this rebellion must be put down.
New Orleans news Of the 18th has arriyed.
General Banks expedition into Texax il uro-
gresaing satisfactorily. The 18th Army Corps.
In the advance, had crossed the Sabine River
into Texas, at point not over 100 miles
from Galveston. General Ord, with a large
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