The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

asaf91yer We 1Muthoid" 81 Nhckanauga yesteriay u
be rsuQrts our dfAa unburiod and says thH the 4
yodief pfeseiteit ne most awful aud horfd sgtt he
bal eftr eaotn iiRrd or read OF /, Tie hogs we're
fhins nc reHleits " the poor iflops WIN poured
DatbsflsIh has hadly paralle b. o. annals Of
hste fre4us1ily notice since ne rsbeilon mas
Whenever our iOIccs were yictofoosttey always /
managed % bury the rebel dead "a dccenty aud as
well az ther own, and now We see how they appre.
cate Our Endpess and how they return the compli
ment. This mean, dasardly, contemplate and ln,
human coRdoot Is goFlhy u Che yituperatons Of all
ADD don't believe thote can BE- found IN the whols
teool army another officer who would be gulltyof
such barpsrous iphumenly, save the sneaklng,
The day MAY not be far distant whom his worth. \
less tile mean body may have 10 undergo the came
ordel. II had been published somc mouths ego In
Che Tehel TRPers, that liza gentleman ioinea the
church, aad vss admitted 10 iiolg eommunion.' al
MurireesDoro'. Surely " he s n NJ Representatives
q sog'hsr9 ssrsssaaiiy, the s9Snsr tssg ~ from
Avery Of tsayen forfths purpose ofbettef serving
the Devil.
This news viii cause many tears sobs and signs at
many hcarthstones. 1fhts news viii show the cop
perhead dOughtacos in the tree States, how KIDD
thcir southern brethren treat the remains of
their neighboprs and frends. vi t3.tM
Thla bows cannot ftl 70 siir up the dotnaht spirit
OF Toe Loyal, yet tukewarn men Of tie land, Doth
young and old, TO proper feeling Of resentment and
and induce, f not free, them 10 join their brothers
and friends In arms, who have so long aud 70 man
fully stood the burden and heat Of long marching
aD fbs ' spt iias sod j uauton allow he dead
10 rornain so long unburicd must JUDGED be cold,
cllous and selh h; VOID Of feeling Of anything
apperiaining 10 man. What can be the night thoughts
of such man as Bragg, permitting aueh things 70.
bef surely his dreams must be 6yonI more on.
pressing than were those VI Gloster, who coaid
not rest seeing the forms Of those he murdered.
How much greater tfen-must be the gnawing Of that
canker worm at Bragg's heart who even refuses
earthly covering y these sain IN battle. We know
many 81 tliOse uubariea, we speak Of We had seen
them ia the pride Of manly vigor at home aud In the
camps, on the march and In the field and now 10
kuOW that Hey Killed ind fence OF their cOuntry's
honor and glory shoud Be deuied decent burial but
BE left exposed prey TO the vdlture as well as the
hog y tod u Is horrible ] know from my own
obssr sati0a thstthe rebel dead Et Stone River We
tiecenty and properly inferred, yes ana done too
10y the same men who had performed that sad bdice
tor their own comrades who bad fsllen by Iii r Sides
Why then should there be no manly reciprocity In
this thingY Does the fact Of a man becoming rebel
depF I've )ifn OF oil manly and honorable feelings
Yes FofAwhena man rebels Rahst hi couutry and
Insults her hsR he rebels against his God and be-
Noy 3 Laeavy iirinr has CONTINUED all day from.
our battery AZ @Mocassln Point, !" which was respond
cd 10 fully by the rebels from Lookout" Mai Gen.
John N. Palmer has been assigned BY Gep. Grant TO
the command Of the 1ith Corps, Gen Thomass }
Gen F. is a thorough soldier, brave officer an I'm l.
swerving patriot ana an accom- pished gentleman
and am happy 10 be enabled to chronicle his well
mered promotion. The Corps have the utmost con.
ndence IN his ability as leader. Gen Carlin is now in
c0infnhnou tle lst Division 18th Army Corps. Gen.
O. is graduate Of West ioint and is as capable Of
commanding Corps "a Division Hisc6elnass ahd
bravery at stones River ana ChiCkamauga have 90
dser9d him to The whossIRy yhen other Brisades
Carlin's thorough discipline kept his men togetter
and brought them on tue Geld as composed II from
a review. Two Of our pontoons were Injured last
night BY heavy logs and rats coming down the river
They arc again repaired aud good as ever some
boats came up last night with provisions, SO are
A..
I Mr. bingham aud Mr.. fiand Of th0NeW j lrk TIL
bdne, are here; Mr.. Shank sof Tue Herad MI Furay
OF tbs Cincinnati Gazette, Mr. Daggot o he Cincai-
natl Tines, Mr.. Doughery Of tkeJQpegt1s journal,
Mr. q OF Harper's Weekly and another eentleman
from The New fYork Illustrated besides Iozen oth
ers whose names l could not learn. understand
that 10 less tuana week we about having ''reg.
uar" Bohemian "brigads" organized 10 this Depart
nent some ase 'deseriyrs' lust nov, and sumo are
ibelnk 'sdromhed out Tor condurt unbecoming 10
he@ians and gsatleme9 em under thsimpresson
as soon az dozen boats errive aud the railroads.
open 10 this place. understand aiso that NcourtOf
inquiry 'wtlbo convened at this place in fe day
for the purpose Of "ipvesigatmg those cases OF de.
sartiOn, Of which Mr.. FuTay Of the Gazette is Pres
identi Mr. Dagget Judge ADVOCATE, and Mr. D0ugherty
secretary fear the poor n lows will aiare hardeth
thsl they anticipated when they present themselves
before this august tribunal" Would il not be sn
"aei q epaFtyY io The pFssA q tleeountry to do
the copperheads made Of Vailandlgham, and IL may
be instrumental in sOfienng the heart OF the 'scour
and gaining them their .sliberty,p Let thefu not
have 20 ssS ('gEsn this csue var ijfoyef}yIofd
save me from my friends.
We nave "pous Colonel" In thisarmy; also ono
who knows the tible by the word II may be you
dou't be ievo it,yet1ris So A few days ago while
hs regiment was passing through a certain town not
lhopsaadl mics from here, SonIe person p0nted ont
tothea al ibrary tie abor 10 lilcb was oesn ssd
kno~fng q ~as the psoIlefty % afete sushvhacker.
several Of them went IN and took each book to read
The case was made known TO the General ia com
mand, who sent for the colonel forthwith The 60.
onol, ike true soldier, (Which be really is was
PROMPT, enfpreaeufe,l hm.elf as soon as possible.
doingg"
coioael's,aqking their arms ana qSlng place 70
General--"Do you know, sir that they have been
pisging ever since lhey came mo town"
"CooneL-sd don't Know any such thing, General
never suler my men to pilage Il 4 know IT,"
Generai-"Weu sir, they hayebr0ken int Libra ~.
down town and have taken away several Fhluabe
books, and SAINT you TO see that they are all return
cd to where they were ken fromas sooL as possible
don't want my men TO be class ned as thieves and
Colonel-I win see to Il Immediately, General and
l viii arr, 81 every man with whom ind a book. -
General-"N ny we'll Colonel that's all -
49, The Colonel marched down 90 his regiment as rad
rs march hare" and ordered out his regiment
immed tely.
The boys apchseffany. thinking that there
was some fun on hand When they were formed in
line almost every mRu had book under his arm
The oolouef locked dagggsal item PAUSED few
iupfhtuNf anu aaAWAW .H.#
k'What tie d4lbaeks are thOue ydh haye 20, aud
where ala you get Them. You are nice pack Of
rascals 90 get your regiment into disgrace y
little batehman who happened to have a large
volume OF Blackstone under hts arm walked out df
aooiOSei, Tshssh sot pibica and Wo thinks we
gets dem IN de store down dere"
OoL--. Have you got 10 other books bal BiblesfY Z
~ dinks not Colonel ~ N~TTTFTTiH
4 Cot--s'show me that book" FMNsH4sN
Fpe noPk was hAnded over to thrcalenel, Nhare
paied Immediately with Il TO the Head Qnariermaster
without ever opening Il.
Ga presenting himself before the General, he sald
with an air OF dignity,
'Geneial, have been MP 10 my regiment and GALA
ed out AL my mon, and found tho case TO be AZ You
said, for every man Of my regiment has a book bA
What DO you suppose the book lsg II Is nothing bm
the Bbe, ad hero 4 copy for yodraeu, (handlnk
him Blaokstone) and to be- candid with yoG, aS
glad they have sol one each theysafe As much
entllsd 20 them ~ therebels, Cor whom they were
Tue GehcSa looked at the Colonel and seeing by
rs s9sq'7pHs'e 'AH' e' wsa entirely innocesl, rd-
Colonel ! am glad your regiment T. pious Wefe
they supplied with biblos ON their leaving h0mefIl
COLI" Yes, General, but they were those sman
linsonss sAhi themen dropped thelnon tue narch
without knowing i but nov those. large ohes thev
cannot drop lose--they seem 10 think a great deal
Of them butte yonfHy 20, VIA har them returned
where they got them.' rs lh FfT
Gen -~e Colonel, As they seem 10 have good sun.
ply AIN serey IN neod Of one aud would feel Obliged
H. you would bring upa few, 80 could for
my own use. r -. Ur.. rn..". ugfv
Col - Certainly, General, you shel eaye the bes.
one o. the y hole lot 3D. - n" Ut ltf0 N'
Tpq Colonel started lpnedately ana got two Of NJ,
inch o. bting up about thirty o. the Generals quar-.
terai 40 that heoopld pick his choice 1he boya soon
made lhem appearance, each having an armfu Of
books, the Colonel himself having a large one which
he himself seectod for the General lhe hooks were
lsii on the table, the General examined them sepa.
rateg aud iait them down agsia, aud looking M Al
the Colonel WIKI afmiie 90 hisflce no SAID =. y II
Colonel, what - that You have got?" ia
Col-''T have the best one 10 The lot FOR Vou
General l aelcctsd itinyself tor you