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TENNESSEE BRANCH
oV THR
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCI
OospUcrHD ~
HARVEY, COLLINS q BRACE,
WARRINGTON, D. o.
CHARLES II. GREEN, Agent
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TENNESSEE BRANCH
HARvEY. CoLLINs 3 BRACE.
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
WAsHN0TON, D. 0.

HIS AGENCY passesses peculiar facilities for ca,
suocessfu prosecution aud settlement Of DO
nARda against the General Government Of EVERY
| DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had ssyerl
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims, and the E1eou
tive Departments at Washington, aud being thor
oughy acquainted and familiar with the laws ane
regulations governing their adjustment. ...
Particular attention will be given to cases artsipt
out Of the present war, including The accounts 4
States, Contractors, Aad DIsbursing ofcers Of The
War and Navy Departments, and Tor V Collect.
ing, Drilling, and Organizing VOIs
untee rs,' the reimbursement of " hioh is author
ized by an act al Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDGM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN Fop
PUBLIC USES, Or FOB DAMAGES TO sUoH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost In the service and fol
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring PEN.
shOnS, BOuD ties, etc., aocruIng 20 soldier,
who have been wounded, oontraote6 ri ease or tn,
families Of such have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line of drty as such durDs III
present war
Special care will sIso be given 20 olain.s which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
BY the Departments OF EueficIentlY MANAGE
Prompt attention also given to the collection of
ouartermaster's Receipts given for Property tsksr
tor the use Of the Army to arranging Accounts win
Andoollectng Claims against the QuArterlnAstsrs lie,
Partment,
All slams placed IN our haDds receive our Prorcpa
Personal Attention, thereby securing ,nao,
which, In the hands OF Attorney at any diataut
point, frequently prove unsuccessful. .....
Aside from this decided advantage, daiiy int.,
course with all tho Departments enables Us in ~.
cases to obtain deosions much more speedily thai
where 81 Communication and ether necessary ietNi
must be conducted through the mails ca
To this end, we solicit you to forward to Us an, .
all ofsuoh character you may from time 20 tins
have presented, and, as Is custom, we viii fus.
niah you with all the necessary blanks, spd. ~b,
required, Instructions. -.re,. Joni.
No charge made in any CASE unless successful
Address CHARLES II. GREEN
No, Is C'barrv Siren,
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NAMES OF CHAPLAINs

De,ained for Hospital Duty in lsis city.
L. RAYMOND, 5lst llllnois, Hospitals
Nos, and 10, Al.
j. SMITH, 10Th Ohio, Hospitals Noe. 9
and 8.
j. PoUOHER, Ssth Ohio, Hospital No, 4.
R. r. DELo, 9o,h Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. ~ aud 20.
j. DHLoN, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos, Z
aud 10.
0. KENNEDY, l0lst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
and 10.
JAS. MATHEWS, 10th Kentucky, Hos
pilal No, and Officers.
j. CooPER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos, Ia and Is.
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A Georgia Tavern NH.

The Atlanta Coltslsracy tells the fol-
lowing:
Many good things have been told of
DIR. Thompson, the world renowned hu.
mOrist and hOspitable proprietor Of the
Atlanta Hotel, whose ready wit bot few
are willing to encounter: but little in-
cident incurred there last week which
rather worsted the Doctor.
A Lieutenant OolOn'l, who was wound :
ed at MurfreesbOrO, who had been stop.
ping a while with him, on the twentieth
day called for bis bill. The obliRing
clerk handed him the document with
twenty days multiplied by 81. The
Colonel scanned the bill, and observed ia
fOolings up, $50. lie turned 10 the Doc
Tor, who was present. and asked him II
he did not think that pretty heavy The
Doctor, with that peculiar toss Of the
head which indicates small whirlwind,
said:--"No; IL you had TO pay four dol
lars for a gobbler, one dollar a dozen for
eggs, S4 pound for Rio coffee, 81 25 for
butter, SIS bushel for potatoes, and So
a pair Tor shad, you'd think II was light"
The Colonel ran his eye over his bill
again, aud quietly replied" Well,
have been hero twenty days and ---- the
article you have mentioned have | seen on
your table" 4
II is said that the Doctor rushed out
into tho back yard, and did not cool of
till be had whipped three little nigsers.
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FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 3, 1868.


We cannot take any notice Of aaony-
nous letters, whethsr friendly or un.
friendly. No one need waste his time,
ink and psper in sending us a letter to
which he will not subscribe his name.
Remember this, everybody. We throw
all anonymous letters into the Gre.
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A. Nahttttt Ie.a
Isliasascs ledge, No l--Neuts eyery riae Az Eyaa.
lag, az their Hal, The corner 0f unlon and sam.
@er streets. The oncers for the D rsont term arr
U \ Lesueur, g.; J. K Mills, va; J. L. WskkIay
secretary L. x. spain, Treasurer. w"
Ifatss Loise. No l0--Meets a. the same place
every Monday Evening The OfdoerF are H. A.
tau'pheVl y g nenTy Apple, Y.o J. /. Peak
S'oretary y v BrnWu, Treasurer
fa,'t Lodge, No. sO--hue9 a. their Han on south
Cherry street, every Friday tyeping The u!ncers
are %, q. CAV r., NC. Prank HarmHp We. Ian,gs
wyatt seere'ary W. n Mallory, II, asurer
AtseFa LadRs, No, 100, tt3pruanul -hapeis az tbe
Hall, coraer ot Onlon aud autntnst strecta every
Thursday evening, The unloera are ChArlss K,cb
Net z Friodma YES 49, Bitleriioh Secretary
Geo Seiierla, Treasurer
Ridgsg Eaosl1lfs@aa, NJ. t-Aeet, &C ths above Hal
the hrst and third Wednesdays Of each laontb
The ouieers are; 4 Mills, or; I, n. Mcbride H p
o. v. fuller, SW.; Peter Harris, JV., I.w Johu n
aide, soriba n ". Cutter, Treasurer
oisps Brasaoh Encouragement No 4--M rts At VI,
above Hall on the second and tourth wadnesda,
lights Of each month. 1hs od0srs Jss q tell
C.P, Henry Apple, ZIP; l.. Aoker, S.W. y FRIED
asa, J.W, Charles kirch~T, se''he; vsrd
frasprev
T1s ngres " niaghi.-so q RsbskaA-Moets the urs
Friday afternoon of % ~"ath, At o'eosk
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A WoMAE's PATRoTIsM. -" could not
AusWer yes to the question asked me a
few days ago, Are you not sorry you did
not try TO prevent your husbands go
ingY lie went from a sense Of duty,
aad never said a word against IL.
would give up another dear friend il my
country peedsd II, and had one 10 give.
even il Il Oost my own life. God took
care ofmy dear one, and did not let hi i'm
forget his Savior. He has died noble
death, precious legacy 10 his children. f"
Thus writes young widow whose hus-
band recently fell 10 battle, leaving her
with three young children. Is not this
the language Of true patriotism Il Il
not noble p Hartford COuraHt.
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On IRoNsIDEs REBELs.-The Navy
Department has just discovered its ,lf IN
u serious dilemma, owing TO the sturdi-
ness Of Old lronsides, Commodore Chas.
Stewart Some time since Congress
made him Flag Officer, on a salary Of
$4,000 year. a recent session "pro-
NOTED" him TO the rank Of Rear Admiral,
on an income Of So, 800 year. Az the
frat law was never repealed, the old hero
fails TO appreciate the advantage Of pay
ing 81, 300 for an empty title. Secretary
Welies sent him q commission, which
was most courteously returned. A Sec
ond was declined with grace, and learn
TO. day that . third has been exquisitely
refused. A captain in the navy, on
Tuesday las, asked the Flag Officer how
the matter would end. III never surren-
dered anything given me by the Govern
meni, replied the captain Of the ConSti-
tat on, "And am not going 10 contract
bad habit now,"-M T. Tribune.
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"LExINaroN. ~. March 2s

LEXINGTON, KY, March %.
Union men OF Kentucky are expected
TO contribute toward the defense of this
State, aud we do not think it becomes
them to endeavor TO have their negroes
selected from the labor necessary for the
defense OF this city. Neutrals and Sc
cession sympathiEers may think them
selves fortunate ii they themselves are
not forced TO work in the breaches. Men
who iSill not defend their country or synpa-
thtzers Nth those ,oh1 loish 10 DESTROY II have
no rights that zoe are boRnd 10 respect 'i
rs by command of ..'
.... "a. s. GILBERT, r
Colonel Commanding Post"
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" TRHAsURr DEPARTMENT,

.U I'm ..e 'Ne"NNHNoNI March AZ, lbO3A
SIRs: Hereafter, until otherwise di-
rected, you will not grant any general
license for the purchase or trapsporta-
ton OF cotton, tobacco or other products
OF the soil in or from the States of Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi.
or Alabama; nor any general permit To
take any goods, wares or merchandise to
any OF said States for the purpose of trade
therein, nor any license or permit what.
ever ior quantities greater than shown to
your satisfaction by written statements,
which you will preserve, to be necessary
Tor the family consumption of the appli-
can't or persons in tho place TO which the
license or permit is granted.
The regulations of commercial inter-
course between the loyal and insured.
tiOnary States are being framed In ac-
cordance with recent Legislative and Ex-
ecutive action. When completed, you
VIII be duly advised, and copies will be
sent you. You will herewith receive
copy of my letters TO General Agent Mel
len, approving his revocation of certain
licenses. You will advise parties who
have paid fees for permits unused, or re.
vokedby Mr.. Mellen or by his letter, that
the amounts paid will be refunded.
These instructions, under which such
payments can be returned, will be for
warded you Mt an early day.
"Very respectfully,
rtU IS. p. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
ITO /. II. Yeatman and K. Hough, SDe-
ciSl Agents Treasury Department
Memphis, Tenn"
Tberegulations are being put rigidIy
in fierce here and at Cairo.
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There was an advance IN gold 10 this
city yesterday, the bankers pay log as
high a rate a. forty per cent premium
Lou Jour. Aprii /.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOIN HUGE SMITH, &agr
WILLIAM SHANE, RooordsS
tOuN CuuMpIEY. NorshaL

JOIN HUGE SMITH, AagN
WILLIAM SHANE, Reoordss
JOHE CHuMBIEY, &aTsAaL
u,,,.n. Moyrhals-w. n Wilkinson, A Q rloEct
md JAnies A. steele.
n,,ks ofGs MaSlst-John Chumbey, ez- Osloi0, ars',
Jscob Prench, srcOsld and Thoa. Mccariy, th'ro
Tor Asss,sor--wllllam Driver.
Ro--.,s Coliscior--A. n shankland
Water Tag Collso,oT--E. n. Garrett
g-aasutsr--R henry
gIarS MasisT--Thomas LsaSO.
s.periat.ndsa Of he Workhoass--,j. ' Doda
Sio.riniende,a Of ne Watcr worts--wm. stewart
Cllsf Of the Eve DepartmeHt-Iohu NJ. seaeay
,.rton Of he Cs1seierg--T. Il. Mcbride
SyaDt Ovsrseer--J, l.. stewart
uyg Aaorasv--B ?. hulioy.
CITY COUNCIL,
hoard Of 4tt4rvna,--Ni. NJ grep, President John
Calprr, JOs J. hoOb, Ri Aulloy, II. g. sooye'
,nsath 10, "A. o. L. tiaaofns, aud c sm1h.
rFnt,a.a Council Audrew Anderson, Pre-'dsti jas
i tnrr, William ,Vbetts, y u. SCUM sn't AolSle
,yer4 Alex Mcdaniel, I. d. Hough, Charles say ersi
b 49, NV ies, W A MCClelland, 7. J, iarorIdehi
Nm Driver, wm,s rwart, Thoa Cfeady, Vim HAlly
bad Win. SanbUrn.
4 srANDlN0 oosNrvEfs THH UirT C0CNoiL
Faa1oe-Knowles, scJyei md Brien
Sa,7 Works-AuJerson, smith euo Claiborne
YirbrOugh, ready and Italy.
RA1rC-Turuet, Carlor 40 NcClelland
schoois--Cheaihain, Autoy auo KuVwies
Ffe department Myers, stewart and McCleiaud
Ga,--Irver, CreRdy and Hyers.
t-Hstsry-- NTH. Sanburn aud stewart
Horkei House YrbrouEn, Roberts and CRTPsr
saves-- Nu 10y, Mcdaniel and Stewart
a ypolios---l heaiham. Bricu and Sayer7
9,ytnga-CfeRdy, Claiborne and Myers
TorkLo,lse-Sa yers, Robb and Mcdaniel
improvements aHi Erpsaday,srs-- bcO~liHod, bTe"
and AanhorH.
F,bho fropety--RObb, stewart aud Driver
Pert Roase-Oarpor, SouthRate and HALEY
80 The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
usEt preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
sab month, and the Common Council the N'cnhd
md uITtb Thursdays In each mnnh.
NIGHT POLICE
L0ptaia--lGhn Baugh. Ell
Firsf Lts1tieAdat-AnfFeW leycc.
,oooni Ltet,iebdHt--Jehu X Davis.
Eolioenerp--Wm. Jackson, John Cagcndor, Nlcn iS
IT, joel PHILIPPE, WIN, Baker, Johp Cottrel,, William
AAvo, John Engles, J. ". Wright, John Puckett,
Robert SOolt,w q, Francis, David Yatra, ChAs Bu
~ snd " faney
az The Police Court Is opened every mcrUius at
ape o'clock .....N. ~.
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To nnr SnhsOrIhars.

In Consequence of the increase In tho price OF paper
and every other material used in q Printing -oAios
we have been compelled raise the price Of paper
TO Is cts. per week, 81 per month 10 weekly or
monthly subscrbers and $40 year to yearly sub
scrlbers which must In all DO paid In advance.
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The Right Tam.

Col. GILBERT who dispersed the Ken
lucky rebel Convention, has issued the
the following order. I, is very scveEe,
and very radical, but it is very sensible,
and ii strictly enforced win prove very
efficient: tHi" '7f'
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Poer AeAnouARreRa.

Fo0- Hea dquarters on College street, between Tn.
Ton aud Church streets, (Dr Waters resdencsO Gen.
X d Mitchell, commanding
Astaam QuarterHasler- Disturbing and Inspecting
Ouloeri on Cherry street. between Church and Broad.
Capt J. g. Chandler. % q
AisItaM Quarteraoder--in charge Of Transports
ton, on Cherry street. between Union and Church.
Capt J, n, bingham. l. fU1lA
Aa,iiaHi Qgertern,ossefIn charge ofClothlng, Camp
Ana oarrlson kqupags, No, ~ Market street. Capt.
Thos J. Coz.
Ass'stdSi Quarig1Hasisg - la charge Of Means Of
IfanspOrtatlop and QuArermas era' Stores Cherry
street near Theatre. Lieut. OhaB H. irwin.
Ass,soM Quarter,adstsr--ln charge III Fuel Forage
Mills 1880 ~
AS'adH Quofiermdsisy - For tho Assienmpnt OF
Quartors ami Receiving aud IssnipR Hoslttal atore.
Capt. Q. MeKean LApotts s-T'7 w
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Norlcn to NeHvs.nonIors.

NEWSPAPERS wanting more than one hundred
copies. must send Ia their orders by o'clock the
evening Previous, To have them allied promptly.
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Fs'lol5 Soldiers: For the first Il hope
not for the last time in my-life), thank
you for this emblem Of respect. Never
in all my life did / eOvet that divine gift
Of eloquence more than on the present
occasion, yet il had the tongue of an
gels, could not express the gratitude
feel. You expect me TO assure you that
this emblem shall never be stained with
Disgrace, and most decidedly, / assure
It, and assure you that il shall be Arst
amongst the foremost wherever duty and
honor requires. a
take this opportunity of returning 10
the old battalion my sincere thanks for
the disposition that you have manifested
towards me since my arrival at this place.
/ haven't seen either a non commissioned
officer or private that have not looked
upon me with an inquisitive eye. What
you have thought IL known 70 yourselves.
didn't ask you for your sympathy, yet
know that received tt for 4 read il In
your countenAnce, and for that sympathy
/ thank you kindly and very rudsly.
To the company, / will say further,
promises are unnecessary you musi
Judge the future by the past,
After the presentation Of the sword
three cheers were given for Lieut. RBDoN
by the members Of the regiment
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

wv OF II Az FIND
SA.~ts---James NJ. Hinton Ossuiaas--Tbomas Hob
snn aud j. x. Buchanan.
Csl.dsr-phlneas Garrett
Ty,laes--V Jagper Taylor.
0oroaer--N H. Belohsr.
Raager--John Corbtt.
Rsvests Collsofur--W d. Robertr9n
Railroad Tar Colisotor-J. q. Brfey
OA.aablss for he Hoahviis Distrtot-John D. Cover
and J. T. Newman
COUNTY COURT,
Jud0c--tiOn James Whitw0rth
Sak-P. Lindsey Niohol.
ng- The Judge's Court meets the arst Mosday In
paoh month, and the Quarterly Court. comVos'd Of
the Magistrates Of the County. s beld the nrst Mon
daY ID January, April, July and ontObeT
CIRCUIT COURT.
JHdge--- -
dfsrk-David C. Love.
9s- The Court meets tho Lrst Monday In March
aad September
CRIMINAL couRT.
Jadge-Hon NJ NJ. Brlen.
Ccrk-Charles Z. Diggons.
So The Court meets the nrs, Monday In Ahru Al.
Enat and December
CHANcERY COURT.
O4a1osllor--Hon. samuS y, FrlersoH
Cgork and Maafev--J. p. 0losves
ca The Court meets the af-' Monday In May and
No-embcr
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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Garrett
Important Trade Order.

MENPHr, March &c, via Cairo, u.s.
There has been some excitement here
about the new orders from the Treasury
Department in reference to trade and
communication The order is as fol-,
lows;t Cd. r...rH Alb. .. ..t.... . p.
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AashrilIe Aniun.

P''b'isa'd BY an ASSOCIATION Of Printers.
office ON Printers Alley, between
Union and DcaderIck streets.
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Religious Services.

PoGr CiAPRL--CSe Presbyterian Church College
street, between the Square and the Louisville nepot)
Sabbath School and S.lders' Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lO1S O'Clock,
An, and at 7 Pm. Prayor. Meeting overy Wed
pesdRy night 81 O'Clock.
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NJ 3O3


-, "hi"n Army.
The following extracts are taken from
a letter addressed by Surgeon in N.
Army of the Cumberland to friend IN
Ohio We believe that, in Che main, it ex-
presses, In plain words, The sentiments
of the army
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MILIT A r. Y.
pepAsrmenr HEADQUARTERS.

Observation-Disclosures on nigh street MAI
Gen Ro3scrRus, commanding.
Ohif Hartsrmasier-Headquarlers on high street,
near Cedar. Lieut. Col Jao w. Taylor.
Ohi4f Oomsaissa- y-H eadqusrters Summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col simmons
PfOvoa Marshal General - Headquarters on High
street Capt ". NJ. Wilos. 1883
Assisidhl Medical Direotoy-Surgeon A. Henry Thur
alnn n Y Vol. L hnrrr, atr...,a
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A Mistaken Idea In Regard TO tho
motives which ACtuated East Ten
nesseaus ln Leaving Home,
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We ardently hope that not many days
will elapse before our correspondent aud
his comrades will reach their unconquer-
able mountains, from wandering as
painful as the long absence of Ulysses
from Ithaca. And the gallant boys of
the Northwest will shout, with tears, at
their return
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New York, Oct. I6.

New York, Oct. ,16.
The Times Potomac correspondence
of the 14th says: .'t
The enemy made two desperate yet
unsuccessful attempts to-day to whip
this army in detail and destroy the
trains, in both of which he signally
f,ired.
just at day break, between CattIatt's
Station and Auburn, Stuart and A. p.
Hill made a simultaneous attack on Gen
Greggs cavalry and the I'd army corps.
Almost the first intimation given of
their presence was the opening Of bate
RES upon the I'd corps. Our troops got
speedily into position and the enemy
were repulsed with considerable loss. -
Late IN the afternoon Hill made another
dash to cut off the I'd corps. He first
attacked the rear OF the 5th corps, kill
ing 3 of the Pennsylvania reserves and
wounding Is or % more. When the
head of the Cd corps had reached Kettle
Run near Bristews, Hill made a terrific
onslaught on both corps. The Cd corps
was on the east side of the railroad track
and used the road en1bafkment at sew.
eral points for breastworl<s, with decided
advantagd. At one time the enemy
charged up to the cmbankment when a
portion OF the second corps charged in
turn capturing 700 or S00prisoners and
one battery. Several charges we're made
and each time the enemy was forced
back with great slaughter, leaving their
dead and wounded in our hands.
A rapid artillery fire was kept up until
long after dark, when the enemy gave
UP anu retired.
Our loss in killed and wounded ia not
large
Capt. Bail, 3D. Minnesota, was woun-
ded under the most aggrayatiug circurn.
stances. ~
When the enemy charged up the rail
rood, finding themselves in dangerous.
place, waved their hands in token of a
surrender. ~
At this instant, Capt Ball sprang to
the top of the embankm.rt, when :
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The Battle Cry ofFreedom.

Yes we'll rally round the flag boys, vel
rally once again, |
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom,
We will rally from the hill side, we
gather from the plain,
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom,
CHoRus-The Union forever, hurrah
boys hurrah,
Down with the Trairor, up with the Star:
While No rally round the flag boys,
Rally once again.,
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom.
We are sprineing to the call of our
Brothers g0s,e before,
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom.
And Well fill the vacant ranks of our
Brothers gone before.
Shouting the battle cry Of Freedom.
CHoRrs-The Union forever,
We viii welcome to cor numbers the
loyal true and brave,
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom.
And altho' he may be poor he shall never
be slave,
Shouting the battle CIV Of Freedom,
FuoRus -~The Union forever.
So we're Srr.nging to the call from the
East aad from the West.
Shouting the batfie cry of Freedom.
And Wen huri the rebel crew from the
-. land we love the best, !.
Shouting the battle cry of Freedom,
CuoRUs-The Union forever.
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. w aStllnENOIis OCb. I0s
The Evening Star says: The skillfuI
manuvering by which Gen Meade check,
mated the astute advocacy and without
loss of any sort, to any appreciable ex.
tent, placed himself on the other side oi
Jordon, and in position where he pre-.
ferred to accept battle. He seems to
have been bothered considerably by the
rebels who don't seem inclined to fight
without Indian-like advantages of sur
prise and ambuscade. =
The change of position made by our
army was effected without the slightest
confusion. ~. 81.
The amount of stores left behind
would not make car load altogether.
The less in Gen Gregg's division OF
cavalry is said to be severe. The 18th
and l4th Pennsylvania, and 10th New
York suffered the most. -. =.
Sunday night our forces crossed the
Rsppahannock. Monday morning the
I'd corps recrossed and drove the enemy
to Brandy Station, with ii severe loss in
killed, wounded and prisoners, on the
rebel side. They then received an order
to fall back. which thry did in good Or
der.
Gen Bnford. with cavalry, was on the
left of Fitzpatrick in the center, and
GREGG on the right. r.
Gregg and Buford succeeded in hold
ing the enemy in check en- the right and
left until nine o'clock, when acting I'M
der orders they fell back on our main
body, the purpose Of the move having
been effected.