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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
united states Of Americn:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE T~ENNtSsER.-No. IL.
* HERhAS, an inform alton has been hledlu ue
w District GNTt e The United states for said
district "a the Ito day Q July, 1858, by John Trim
BIZ. tsq Alton ) for tho United states tor ei
u.triUt, on III b hif . The sid u itei 5 { q,
aNs nst 3 boxes, cat iainS tobacco and G l4on Yarn,
ale gtrg, IN sub nc that sad goods wcr seilod
90 'a.d, and 10 the Distlio afor Q ID, a. forfeited
% the lu'ted States, ir reasons and oauees in said
Del mentioned, 10 vii: that % thp iet ds of Jdp-,
10 3,th- oWn E tlscTeo4 ~ss ensagei ina mel obel lon
AZ = Il tue Giv'N nment " The unlted -tateS, nd
10 & "A g nd shettinR rala rebel ton. rot hAvu z re-
tufuea 10 bts l~laliHuca within sKt' days alter the
Proo auatou 81 be Pivsid-ui Of the United Siatea
mem ooel IN aid libel aud praying ptouoea again. I
zee samu, that the same may - condemned as iOr-
eiiea, a. fF sad.
NoS, tlsreioV, m pursusnoo o. the L 6l ion Of
uie Court. under tue svl ri tn Court, 90 mcl fectei
sud d-iyuisd, I do bereny give ubic BOtce 70 Al
lers'-s ciaulmg said articles, 80 IN sny maRrsF M
crested therein, that ,ney b. AID appear nefure The
vid ui-tius hurt, ~ be bsld al tha r. drfal COurI
rom at the Cap'tul, 60 n city Of Nashville and
lttriH aforesaid, Oh The 81 lay q Aue1ss A.. ID,
taoS. laVn snd thcse " iutui pose tis ir ciA,ns, aud
y make her allegations 10 that behsI
RI GLASCOCK,
Y. s. Marshal, kddle Nsts Of Tom.
iuiyl6-lA.
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Tegs. Davfa, view OF vIcKsburgh.
JrrF DAVIS made a pilgrimage t. tho
State Of Mississippi last December, in
spectsd the defences Of vioksburgh, and
pronounced them good; and the day af-
ter delivered = congra'ulaiory speech be-
fore he Mississippi Legislature Ia the
c%spi,ol, AZ Jackson. In that speech, ad-
ver,ing To the movements OF the Union
armiea, he sald.
"Rdksbaycb and Pot Hudson are DC real
paints Of 0ra,k. Every effort will be made
t. capture these place, with the object
Of ( rcing The navigation Of the Missis-
sippt. Of cutting off our communication
wi h she trans Mississippi Department.
AID Of sevei Ing the western from the
eastern por ion Of the COME deracy' Le1
chen oil ,cho havi al hsgrt Ole softyd IN
oontrs % pithout deLry 10 Noksh7gh and
Port Hadson. let them 90 for suoh length
of iime as they can spare-!or thirty, OF
sixty or for hin ~ days. Let them as
| si,t Ia prefervlng the MI sifsippi River.
hat great artery OF the cOuoiry, and
tkuS cond,ns MORE THAN IN ANY oThEH
way, 10 The P~rgPt@ation Of hs CoH3sasraey
ana the success Of the cause"
The rebel sy~ mpathizers hereabout'
diff with JsEF DAVtssinco the cspiur'
If vicksburg and Port Hudson with 49,
600 rebel soldiera. They affect to con
,ider these tive tremsndOue stronghold
as Of no sort Of cons' quence, and th'
capture Of near fifty thousand rebels a.
an Insignificant affair.
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STATE or TENNESSEE,

VIM, Wo'lsy rlaint I've. Wm. A. sorrel pefcna'nt
n a suit BY ui'ginal Fttachmsnt. ttfore q n
tfouthFste, u ~ = OF The eaos r. inFi sou
equity. on thr tlth day Of Juns, lati, an uttsc- msut
"a suol tut BY iho plaintu 8gHiust Z o aetenutnt
tr dobE IA and VT th & ths eio dant william A.
3rrala ~ ien v q himssl from thu STATE o. lens
nea-ro, and returned leved; auu On uou1n Of th@
tiaintu q a peatiuK 90 the eaiis action Il the !ts-
tiol, thatthe dof0acant is q nsn r sidsnt q o sWio
Of enuestea, said dtienul DO VI ian a. touelha
10 heiehy required 90 HpIB Q befyfo rad J~oatcet un
So th day " August, lsol, ADD plead, answer m
dsmul Ltsi attaO mtut, 0~tntrwlre n o. vii Do
al dSsn Or bearing, ~ Faris, Ga thatdaIt
O. a4UIHGAfh ~
Observation-Disclosures fss q Oae
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TO TIE SOLDIERS!
We nave published IA beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
Fox the Hse Of soldiers.

II is printed in four c%olOrs, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, oOlOrs flying,
etc A blank line is left for the name Of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, ollcersi
size 13xlT. The certificate is enclosed
in a pasteboard tube, end can be sent to
any part of the country without injury /;
and the soldier, after filing up tho blank
lines, can putt back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed aud preserve 1t As 9 remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
/. N. RHODES s. CO.,
SO Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 20 sell the above.
july l0-3m
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U.,oN svArE COMMITS TEE.

E,S qrnnes,sc Horace Maynard, Dr.
W. a B,owplow, John A. Campbell
MAI 7ennNsoc.-M N. Bden, Dr.
YIN + Jones, Horace Il. Harrison.
W.st Tsnnesses u 3 Bingham, j. NJ.
Tomeny, Dr.. j. L,firi,k.
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) as OF Tennessee,

Avid i0n COnnty, 5. s,
Mlns u White. PlalntiG. vs. David d. Jsmea, Degt.
Before G. NJ sou hgate, = iu'tics o. the Fesee, fer
I... D. $50 county.
NNlho eh dav Of July, 1893, an attachment was
\ , Issued n ia 8 Az, On the Hfiiavit Il the lain
tn, that eitfru ant AVID g.. jam + hs, remove
haas II, ( ON To tate u tennessee, 80 h tine or
% ntry process 81 tue law ca not b served n him { r
d,bt a d Il -ppesrtns 10 IN, salts sctl Ii OF SID
Justlc1 tn { tie q "a David u. James - a uOu resi-
d. I Z ia Sta'eut lenne = . IL Is h-telore, or
dsrtd Va c yu iicatlon be mad or four suco stive
w-tk ks tn = ne w-pupsr published In the CITY Il NASH
VII o, tr said ,og ~ reqIiflag he ellen iaut lev 4
ID Jsnea o. s1p AZ personally. OF by tito ney, te-
fore tald ~ io On tta 10Th day Of August, isbS,
utherStse tho ass wilt ~ sas down for hearins hr
pare IN that day,
g. p. soUruGATF, }. P.
juyl7-WAs-pTiDtcrs feo 50 e.
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NOTICE

He UNDERsIgAED BIAS Associated WITH
Z him IN Tbs in-Ware, Stove, and House Furnish
Ing BuuiDes-, from tho iet inst., James norrlson aud
u W. ButtorT anu She business ~ be carried
90 under tho namo and style OF J W Wilson G Co..
at the Old stald, No. ~, College street
J.. W. WILSON.
juiylo-2w.
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rinht a. nichmona Ia.

There was a considerable eight on
Sunday the I4th June tesween the Rebe
force which lately attacked M,liken's
Bend aud Young's Point and a body of
our Troops under Brighten. A. w Ellet
and Gen. Mower. The three brigadrs
oG Rebels were concentrated in the neigh
bo, hood Of Richmond, with Delhi-a
point at tho in, ersection of the Tensas
Ba, ou with the RAILROADS. their base
ofsuppIies, apparently undecided what
Go do next, when il was determined 10
give them some employment; and sccor-
dinghy Gebs. Eiiet and Mower marched
out to attack them. The rebels met
the aticking force east If Richmond
were spseoily routed, with a loss of 10
killed rs wounded, aud 40 prisoners.
The Rebel force is estimated 81 400
aud twp batteries. The commands ct
Gems. Ellet and Mover numbered 2 900
end was accompanied by two batttri e..
Their ! 80 VS. one killed, one severe "
and I've slightly wounded The good
pseple OF Richmond had prepared a big
dinuer for their gallant defeudtrs 20 -
after they had whipped the Unionists,
~blch vas MT lOst, our rOops ebj wing
il haely, aud then burning up the tOwn.
Oae ofthe fret prisoners capita ed on this
~occas'on WAS . Wounded Texan, who
seemed oveijOyed upon discovering that
his o.P ors we're not negroes, and whh
said he expected DO quarter from that
class Of trOOpe.
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PROCLAMATION
by ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor o.
tho State Of Tennessee.

by ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor Of
the State Of Tennessee.
To all who shall see these Presents
Greeting:
WRERLAa, Il has been made tnoNn 70 me that
w q certain VII Ian PfLkiLtON, charged
With having o0mulited 9 foul and atrocioua murder
90 the oh aay Of July, l66a upon the body of george
" Crook, la . Of NO oounty " Davidson, has bod
iron jus leo and IL nov runnlns at large.
Nov, Therefore, !, An1ruw Johnson, Govern r ns
Aforesaid, ~ urtns Of the posor and authority Ia
me vested, do hersbJ onsr a reward Of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
10 Aty person m penOna uho may a"prehond the
said william FikiltOn aud deliver hlm ~ ne shsrif
tr JAilor of COR county II Davidson 10 oroe wa,
Justice 10 that bohaf may 10 had sad executed.
h Ia sTIKOHY wHEREOF, l have hsroanio cot ny
49,, baud aud caused he Crest sesi o. ms
Aats &, 10 HmNsd "a Nashville, 90 tbs
10Th day " July, ie3
N~ AAUhkN JOHAB0R.
~ Tue GoTorn0gi
EDIAgo H. HART, s~oOgSasy aesatA
mlyto-d
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Within the last tn days, 81 Helena,
Jackson, Vicksburg and Port Hudson,
over %, 1000 re q sol0isrs have been taken
prisoners besides the loss Of s0ns 1000
hued
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The soldiers who were captured near
Edwards Ferry by the Rebel cavalry,
were taken within fifteen miles of Bali
iimore, and there released on parole.
They were forced 10 walk the whole dis
t,noe with terribly bllstered feet, al
though the mules several hundred in
number, which had been caPtured near
Rockville, were without riders.
Two OF the parOled prisoners positive
" affirm thatA rebel sergeant murdered
three OF the captured negroes, who were
too much exhausted 70 proceed further.
Mr.. Ambrose Chase, Of Bakersfield,
VT, while chopping in the woods last
week frlled A tree and with II came a nest
Of i've Vh1to young crows. Three SUR
vived the shock, bat after a lev days
died.-N Y. Pot.
IT Mr. CHASE survived the shock Of
seeing ave white crows" bis nervous
organization must DO very powerful.
Gen Meade is the grandson OF George
Meade Of Philadelphia, an eminent
Irish American merchant, whose hrm
(Meade & FltEsimmonE) contributed In
1891 $40 OOO 20 a fund for tho relief Of
tbs furnishing army of Gen. Washington.
The shocking New York riota have
evidently been the work of rObbgrs, pick
pockets and brass knuck sssassinA The
actors we're murderers aud ouse-break-
ers quite a. much as they we're traitors
The sale Of dOVernment hVe-tWbntleh
has already reached Sl40,O0O0Oo.
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rhe Nor.h Onromna Pre...

ANNAA NE~ ~
There are some very bad newspapers
in North Carolina calling themselves
conservatives, and they employ ell their
art la imbuing their readers with wrong
sentiments, They watch diligently for
svery possible pieltxt OF complaint
against the U%onfederacv and its author
tie. draw pllumy pictures Of iti pros
prcts; do oil they AT 10 make duty
lrksome; encourage discomfort aud even
positive reb,l ion, and talk Ia The most
absurd strains about tbs necessity Of
making immediate peace and stopping
the war. All this is treason, tempered
with cowardice. Tbey 60 as far as
they dare. They soggert more than
they dare 10 cay. No wonGeT that, with
such papers to poison the minds Of the
soldiers, the pat lotto Governor has bad
b. isSus 3 proclamation against desor-
tion.
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The P.rLa eorrespondanl d lh. D

Inv AArls correspondent OF sue "
r Ns'0' o%ntenso copperhead) says;
"Apong the signs Of tho times we
arc told that while the City OF Washing
ton was disappointed at the fall of
Puebls, the Cry Of Richmond was hlA-
rious over The victory OF the French, and
celebrated the event by an illumination
The Paris correspondent is doub,less
one Of The seoessionists nov Ia Paris
and is posted. Why should Richmond
illuminate over tho fall Of PueblA unlo,s
she d,sires Napoleon TO conquer Mexico,
and establish a moHareAy oH no Souilsr,
binder Of no CogjedeuegF fellow feel
ing makes them wondrous kind"
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Mulesl MuIesI Muleall

i STABLE, sis ,siu aas Ysll-broke Mule
v. 4, WEIGH
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rnrn ,UnmnNpnm or vlcKsnuRe
correspondence Crnnsnnd
Pcm berton.

The War Department has authorized
tho publication Of the following corres-
pondence between Generals GRAFT and
Pembolton in regard to the cs~pitulation
of Vicksburg:
NEAs VIcKsBUBd, July 4, 1868.
Vicksburg has capitulated. Yester-
day Cen. Grant received the following
letter:
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The sale Of aoVernmsnt hve-twenttes
las already reached Sl40 100000
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-11
THE WEALTH OF NEVADA.

From variety of sources through trav
oilers, letters and the prcss, all Wcvuunts
agree in their testimony q Tive enormous
wealth of the Territory OF Nevada. The
silver mines there are said to he the richest
in the world and incNlmustiGle in their
treasures The moro the mines are worked
the richer is the yield. Tho extent of the
lrdgcs containing the glittering ore NO man
has Eocn able as yet to measure II has
been asserted, as u rough estimate, that the
mineral wealth of this Territory will bo su(-
fcicnt topny national debt of $50 OO0, 600
coo, 10 give every returning soldier u mus
he, ol silver, aud to furnish all our iron
cads with II plating Of silver thicker than
their present covering of iron, Such
wealth was never a mattcr ct contest among
the powers Of earth before.
Rev, Mr.. Simpson, of the Methodist
Ctalrch in Chicago, in his Thanksgiving
Sermon, gives the following instance OF
this untold store e mineral wealth
Twill m,u,,ou a single instance, to give You
some idea of the iuclhglstbp supply. In what
called there, is tlty five tcet IN thickness, and in
olincS only at an anglo Of five dccrces Think Of
the extent of that nearly IS FAR as lroIH ths altar
Ia yondrr wall. This iS all silver mingled with
gold. There is more gold IN value than silver, bNt
suOre silver IN weight than gold, The company
have only two hundred feet working, and out ut
that iacy are now realizing about ten thousand
dollars Iay. There is this peculiarly about IT,
that the deeper the mine extends, sho richer aui
Inorr profitable ii becomes, When TAs there,
they had pepetFgled two hundred feet. hntTo were
tive chambers wlIeh they had dug out one under
the other leaving thaee large pillars 10 spp1rt the
roof. They would sink shaft down abOu, forty
feet make another p,atia~n, dig ON. the raetli,
iea7ing pillars as bglor', an1 then SINK another.
One Of the directors toli nae each lower platform
SSSS ~ t3SoL yield all the oa1rT platform, com-
bined that Is, the fifth platform Wa rs valuable
as the -four above it put together.
Thousands gpoA thousands are hocking
into this territory, 4tua,ted tli1-er 10y
these llattering accounts aud brilliant pros
poets. California is bems depleted q her
population 10 great extent, not less than
10000 Of Der former residents having mi
grated 20 tho Territory of Nevada. The
vote at ths hate election in that State is ev-
idence q the fact II WAS n full vote, aud
yet the din,inuiiCD MAS AZ least fifteen per
cent, The mineral wealth Of the United
States when fully developed will bo second
60 no country on the face Of the globe,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-11
From the Cincinnati Commercially
How To Send Clothing, Provisions, &c.,
To RiChmOud, Virginia.

PlQuA, o., October 23 1868.
Ems. Cow Having lately returned from Rich
mond, Va. where was prisoner for near four
months. in Libby Prison, deem it = matter OF in
tcrcst to the trohdS of officers who are still retain
cd There, to inform .hcm that they can, with safety,
send clothing or provisions 20 these officers.
Tho articles should he properly packed, and
plainly directed 10 the officer 20 whom they are
sent, Libby Prison, Richmond, Virginia, care Of
General Meredith, Fortress Monroe Fay the cx-
press charges In Fortress Monroe. and Major Mul
ford will take them 10 City Point, and deliver them
to captain Hatch, taking his receipt for them.
Captain Hatch delivers them u the prison. The
officers to whom box or package is thus directed,
Is called down, and IN his presence they arr opcu-
ed and examined, when he his permitted to tako
them to his quarters, giving u receipt therefor to
show our Government that they have been duly
delivered
am thus particular because Of the general in-
fidelity ON this subject. | was packing a box in
the City Hall, in this place this week. for TcnucS-
see and Alabama officers in Libby, and | was
mlny times asked by our brSt-iuturmcd citizens,
=" DO you think they will ever get thcrcY" Now,
know they 'll gct there; for | have seen many
boN'S and packages arrive, and know what the ar
rangemcnt is for this purpose.
Ih,s notice should 60 into every paper in the
loyal States, There are aboutunc hundred officers
IN Libby, Every army and every State is there
rcpres euttd These ohiccTS need contributions
which their friends can supply, What they need
most IS clothing, tea, coffee, sugar, hams, butter,
dried fruits, Sc.
can not y0uch for privatrs or Ci,ixcns receiving
ANYTHING, but tr officers ! think can. Yours. &c..
JAMES HARVEY,
Chaplain ll0th Regmcn, D. Y. l.
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IlGUrENANTS.
Death Of Captain kaufman, IOOth Rcgi-
mGnt q. N.l

At u meeting of the officers and privatcS
of the Tooth Regiment q. ', l., held at
Knoxville, Tcun., upon the occasion of the
death of Captain Emanuel Kaufman,
Colonel L. ;. SloViu was chosen Chairman.
and Lieutenant IL. w, Titus, Secretary. The
committee "nrcsom,iouS, Captain +, losurc,
Lieutenant John I, Denny, and Lieutenant
\. B Smuth, reported the following:
WnEKEAs, Through the dispeusation of Divine
Providence, Il has been the painful misfortune ot
tha Tooth Regiment q. ', l., 10 sustain, by death
the less Of Captain Emanuel kaufman, who died
ia this city saturday morning Oct 3d, 1858, aud
rs slight testimonial of the hereafter bereaye-
meut ut It's officers and privLtcS, desire to eN-
press, through this medium, our high appreciation
OF the morA worth ami snli,criy character Of a
faithful officer, fearless splllrr, a communicable
associate, and true brother amid all the trials aud
aiiGtons mc,deut to soldiers rugged lite; there
FORE
Rs.'co} Tha in the death or Captain kaufman
the officers and prlyacs nj his regiment feel np n-
cVprcS,ihlc Ullhciinr, a brrcD yement which time
cannot riiAcc. lnt the loss uf am official mortl aud
friendly worth ot character not readily surpassed.
lie MAS amIahlg, Intelligent. k,ud and brave, even
20 a t,ult never Doubling, never rUyAug. With
q cheerful heart and pi1cid Su,lr, he discharged
every duty entrusted to his care, however arduouS
or hazlrious.
R,solrsd, That in the still moro inten.idcd sor.
now and atlClnu ct the widow and orphan children
with ulhgr iPmilN connections of the deceased, We
desire to extend uur heartfelt sympathy, and trust
through consciousness Of the certain ulteriOr ~
suits of all that is earthly, Cony cton that the de-
parted husband and brother has sgnaOgCd himself
with the true and enyiabe honorS ot good, worthy
aud brave soldier, together with the sustaining
hand Of u Supreme aud Higher Power, they, IN
thsir sad aud mourniul silliction, may meet their
disappointment with true philosophy and re-
ahsiug sense Of The hand Of au AN-wise Creator in
all thiags.
Resolr,1, That a copy hor1of be furnished the
editor of the Knoxville Dtty Bl,,ia, for publisa-
tou, aud that tho papers IN the Oh Military Dis.
tgict Of Ohio be requested b. copy
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TIE LATE ELEtTInNS.

On Tuesday, Sd inst, elections were held
in New York New Jersey. Massachusetts,
Wisconsin Illinois, Maryland aud Missouri,
which, except New Jersey, resulted in Union
victories. Bclcw we give the result, 40 far
as received
NEW WORK.
Tbi, -,t'a r,.,s the I'ntuu ticket, according to
otcs, 'etun5, about 32,3OO majority, which will
drubdcs. be- spucU hat increased
Sev iorh CITY gave 1880 Onion votes, il,l72
Coppcrhcad votes showing uniou gain Of 1 ,lSg
over Last years election
Bpswosth Union, s ,cportel to I've elected Judge
Of the Surrcmc Court, over NrCnun, Cupperhcad,
IN the city.
Brooklyn, ono Of the Corp"rhcad sirongholds,
elect, Colonel wood, the Union candidate Tor
Mayor, by 500 majority.
Buffalo city and county give nearly 5000 Union
gain.
NEW JERSEY
ll' gone for the copr,rhonhs, though the Union
party have gained one STATE senator aud five Rep
raunt,Iiyc, run Representative y" doubtful
rud made handsome gains rl the general vote.
MASSACIU
The utup state ticket it elected by about 10000
r,,,i,rit, Tho Senate is uuaninu,sly tnon and
tho Coppprhyads elect ouly 70 Representatives,.
WISCONSIN.
The uuion candidates in this state have a ma
ii,, r ,h,,, I, ooo nj, ,, b,,,o vo,o which yyi
b, inrro,,od hy the soldiers yos,.
tIINnlS
rl,c ,,y,,,.. I,,,, tho S,,lo sboy lnryc Unio,,
rcin. The election wa, A local one, no State can
L,l,,, r,,,,i,,,
+, rI,ic,eo III. rrn,u t,,k.t carried by ? .oOO
,,,t,,;,,. Sr,ircG.Id t,I p,,io,itv. JockaopvilIn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-11
VOLUNTEERS TncM I.OVALSyATES.

late number of the Itmy and Nary
JoWWoi gives the following tabular state
mont ot the number OF troops voluntarily
raised hy the loyal States from the com.
mcnccmout Of the war to January LIST, 1868.
This table is prepared from official reports,
and it rs complete us it is possible TO mako
it, Tho information furnished by some OF
licult to decide to which class of service
the troops furnished belong, bat it is be.
licvcd the classification below is correct
30 returns are given from Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia, Tennessee and California
Ohio, it viii be seen, furnished the largcs
number of three months men, aud stands
third ON the list in three years mcE