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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-28
PROSPECTUS
NASHVILLE UNION.

The NASHVILLE bst0S was commenced last spring,
for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern Con
sderacy and or advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority without any abatement over all the States
which have attempted to secede. It's Object was 70
proclaim the doctrines OF Liberty and Union, as they
were once expoundod by the fathers Of tho Republic
but which for more than one ycar-the long and
dreary carnival OF treason--had been unspoken and
uuwritton in the Capital Of She State Of ANDREW
JACKSON and woro treasured up only IN the hearts Of
the Githful We believed that the right way to CON
duct a loyal Journal In city like Nashville, at such
time as this, was to raise the wavering s"d tlmid
up TO tho true standard Of patriotism, and not to
lower tho standard OF patriotism, after the manner Of
some other ournas suit tho depaved tastes Of the
sonlloyal and sympathizers with The Rcbmoud dy-
nasty.
Tie Usios, therefore, has held as friends all who
support and as foes all who oppose, the Union Of the
staDs. Its vatobword IL FREFpon AND NATloSALnT.
with rebels and traitors It hns no compromise to
make. II coutends for tie Federal Constitution and
tho Laws made In pursuance thereof as tho SUPREME
Law or THE IAvD, anytlSng in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the states 20 the contrary notwth-
stauling
1t contends for the Union Of the States, because
NltheuL ~ tle PRESERVATION VI ''i NV
tutlo,s and the Organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever s'ands IN
the WY Of crushing ont the rebellion and restoring
the Union must PERISH matter by what name 1t
be eaned.a
Wien Thousands OF our citizen soldiers lay down
helrliyes upon the altar Of their country as sacri
hee above all earthly price, and precious In tho sight
Of Haven, Coz forbid that any ignoble motive OF
solfntercst should make any man wayer in his 10y
atty. II there be any SUCH lct them look at the
blood of Shiloh, Fort Douelson, Aiurfreesboro and
Prodorcksburg, aud blush at thoir wickedness and
folly. Love for our country should now overshhdow
every ether feelips and ho Is patriot who loves
his hotaes, lands negroes with 1.-THE Of thedeyo
ton which he feels for his country. Even prudent
selAshies, should compel men 10 be patriots, for who
can HOPE to save his own treasures from the wreck Of
rulnti and disinembered Union1
We yy,ut to SEQ tho land once more blessed with the
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels new IN arms, and not liz up with e deceltfu
glow Of apeRoe based upon emasculate loyalty, and
concessions to traitors-tho glow Of meteor which
would shine only to betray, and going out would
leave us d darkness tenfold more gloomy than that
which prevailed before
These are tho sentiments and Views which the
UNIos viii continue TO advocate through whatever
Of storm sunshine may await II in the future, and
We ask tho support Of all who boSye Il to be import
ant that alhoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should he published IN Nashville
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MurfroesborO Correspondence Of Cincinnati Gazette
UnIOn OFFICERS Imprisoned az at
A. lamta.


MurfroesborO corrospaadepce Of Cincinnati Gazette
UmIon OFFICERS Imprisoned a. at
ta lantS.
Below is list of Union officers con-
fined in rebel prisons at Atlanta, Georgia,
previous TO the arrival of Col. Coburn and
his companions. US.
BriSadier- General--August Which.
Colonel-W. @. Williams, 44th Indiana.
Lieutenant Colonels--R. r. Stewart,
I'd Indiana Cavalry; Douglas Hapoman,
104th Illinois ; ID. NJ. Dunn, 29Ih Indiana /;
j. NJ. Shanklin, AID Indiana; f. Swan
wick, 22d Illinois.
Majors-John II. Widmer, 10Th Illi-
nois c. d. j. Hall, 99th Illinois; G. w.
Fitzsimmons, 30th Indiana SiIas Miller,
Seth Illinois; j. L. TreAnOr, 9TH Ken
lucky.
Captains-Chris Beck, zhd Indiana
Cavalry Byron w. Garfield, 1O5th Ohio !;
Frank Powell, 18th Michigan; D. G..
Risley, 9th Indiana; B. +. Hegler, 10Th
Indiana; John Al. Kreidler, 1Osth Ohio !;
ID. A. Briggs, I'd Indiana Cavalry Alfred
Abeel, 4th Michigan Cavalry; w. p. Ed
CARTON, LIST Ohio Artillery; ID. Kavanaugh,
9th Indiana; ". S. Wood, 34th Illinois !;
Thomas Whiting, S9lh Illinois; o. b.
Merrill, Seth Illinois; A. NJ. Hobbs. Seth
Illinois; a. Berry, Goth Ohio; j. G.
Crowell, 39th Indiana 0. o. Baglsy, 10th
Illinois; f. B. Campbell, Seth Illinois
j, Becker, LIST Kentucky; A. McMore,
10th Illinois; w. @. Wheeler, 81st Indi-
ana; II. A. Barnsrman, 22d Illinois; N.
De Versey, 22d Indiana j. P. Duficy,
95th Indiana.
First LieuteDants--J. 2. Fleming, 101st
Ohio Albion w. Tourgee, 105th Ohio
j. a. Schamerhorn, AID Indiana w. II.
TOWnshend, 42d Illinois j.. II. Horn
back, list Tennessee j. f. Cook, Goth
Ohio; &, ii. Hoilisier, I'd Ohio Thos. G..
Cochrane, nth Pennsylvania A. G.
Brown, 10th Ohio; ID. Snodgrass, 74th
Ohio r. A. Weld, 34th Illinois; B. d.
Elliott 10th Illinois; w. II. Garboden,
39th Indiana; j. Clark, 3lst Indiana; A.
Berwick, LIST Ohio Artillery;J j. Ii. Elliott,
Seth Illinois s. III. Wakeman, Seth I'LL
nois A. Young, 22d Illinois A. w Bill
ling, 106th Ohio; Thomas Barr, I'd In
diana Cavalry; Alexander Hess, do, d.
Parsley, do, j. w. Haisen, do Il.
Barnett, do.
Second Lieutenants-G. w. Daley, I'd
Indiana Cavalry w. w. Brush, do. /; j. b.
Williams, do. VIM. X. Laurence, 73d
Illinois; h. Il, Burritt 2lst Michigan /;
@. e. Tanbury, 18th Indiana; G.. j. Win
ters, 39th Indiana NJ. A. Smith, Seth H.
linois; w. Lishman, 22d Illinois; l..
Kounth, I'd Missouri e. q. Hall, 1lth
Michigan L. Il. Westcott 3sth Illinois I;
j. Moore, both Indiana Ii. II. Gass, seth
Indiana j.. ii. Blodgett, 10Th Illinois I;
Isaac II. White, 49th Ohio; J. r, ChArmell,
LIST Illinois A. S. Mccormick, 5lst Illi-
nois s. Biller, Goth Ohio j. II. Anchors,
18th Pennsylvania; j. Morhsnt, 15ta
Missouri; Alonzo Chubb, 105th Ohio +.
M. Stobaugh, 18th Indiana Battery Vim
cent s. Hay, llth Kentucky.
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POST HEADQUARTERS.
JoHN Y. HInr, Grand Secretary should DO 49, osss,
..l al NGshpillc, Tsna ..f.-..

JoHN Y. HInr, Grand Secretary, should DO a.. osssd
lCF at Nashville, Isaa r.f.r.
Tennessee Lodge, No. l--Meets every Tuesday Even-
ing, at their Hall, the corner Of unon and sum.
mer atrcota. Tho of1oers nor the preaeht term, are
o. 8. Lesueur, g.; D. E Nils, va. J. l.. weakley,
Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer.
IFabEs Lodge Ne i0--Meets at tho ZANE place
every Monday Evening. The officers arc H. A.
Campbell, N %; Henry apple, Y.G.i J. L. Park,
Secretary b y Brown, Treasurer.
Smiley Lodge, No. 00--heea At their Hall, on Sonth
Cherry street, every Friday tvening The o1lceIs
are o. O Covert, "a Prank Hartman, g.; James
Wyatt, Secretary W. n, Mallory, Treaseser, -
AHrora Lodge, No. los, (Gsrmanl- Meets At the
Hall, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The officers are Charles Rich,
NGi r Friedma', VIC; - Bitterohi socretaryi
Geo Seliere, Treasurer.
k.dselF Aacan,pmea,, Nc. 1-heets a. the shove Hal
"a The hrst and third Wednesdays OF each month.
The ohoers are J, 4. hnla C.P. T. IA. Mcbride HI,
q, y, Fuller, SW.; Peter Harris, Jr., JW.; John Y
Hide, Scribe b. r. Cutter, Treasurer
o'srs Breach keioaHlpmeaf, No. a--hcots at the
above Hall on the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month, The officers are; Jas n He'll,
Cfi Henry Apple, HIP; l.. Nokor, S.W.; a. Fried.
man, JW,i Charles Kireher, scribe; J. n Ward,
Treaaurer,
The nsgres q DaugIt-', n BsbsiaA-Meets the ars
friday afternoon OF Of N@lth, az o'clock.
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NAMES on CHApLAINs

Detained tor Hospital Duty IN Giseity
L. RAYMOND, 5lst Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. and TO-
J. SMITH, 10th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. q
and 8. .rr
J, PouoHER, 3sth Ohio, Hospital No. A.
r. +. DEIo, S0th Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. ~ aud 23.
j. DILLON, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 7
and l6
O RESNEDY, lOlst Ohio, Hospitals NOs.
and Is.
JAS. MATTmws, 10th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. 0 and Officers. r..
j. CoorEh Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos, Ia and Is.
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theabove, But this is not the worst fea-
ture Of the case; there are the poor
women suffering from the pangs Of hum
ger with their helpless babes at their
bosoms, without farther or brother to
give them succor; to alleviate their
wants or amelioratO their condi-
ton. Can they look at the breadIess cup
boards, the clOthless wardrobes and the
houseless women and children Of East
Tennessee, and say that they had no
hand in the matter. Every conscript in
the South and their desolate wives and
childreA will say No, emphatically, No,
But enough Of this for the present.
There is a slight skirmish every day
among our cavalry on the different pixies
leaeing to this city. 1t is only now that
the rebels see and know that our cavalry
are of some effect. Gen. M1NTY who
commanded few brigades of our cavalry
is the greatest terror to them. He scarce
ly, if ever, comes in from an expedition
without capturing from fifty TO one hun
dred rebels He knows his "bis," as
they term il. presume The promotion
of Gen. STANLY will leave our whole
cavalry force at this point under com
mand of Gen. MINTY. Capt. HENDERSON,
of Gen. WAaNEn's staff, starts for Nash
vile in day or two, for the purpose of
starting a mammoth bakery for the use
of the army Of the Cumberland, better
or more efficient officer could not be APP
pointed. Capt. McLAUGLN, of the 18th
Michigan, Chief of Engineers, Of the
LIST Division, 21st Army Corps, is doing
admirably, and we'll suited to the posi-
ton. Capt. PALMER, Inspector General
of the same Division and Corps, is the
busiest man in the service.
With pieasnre l announce the promo
ton of Lieut.. Col. GEo. a. WooD, of the
10th Indiana. He is now Colonel of his
own Regiment, aud Acting Brigadier-
General of the I'd Brigade, Git Army
Corps. Owing to the fact that the prince
of "good fellows" Col. GEo. D. WAC
SER, has been confirmed Brigadier- Gen
eral. A position be truly merits. All
quiet at this place. Evelyn.
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CITY COUNCIL,

BoaTd Of AIdermen--M. NJ. Brien, President; John
Carper Jos J. Robb, Ed Muloy, n. G.. ScOyel, W. =.
Chestham, NJ. g. L. Claiborne, and j. Q. Smith.
common COuncil--Andrew Anderson, Prehidenti Jas.
Turner, William Roberts, G. NJ. SOuthgate, Abraham
Myers, Alex. Mcdaniel, L. B. Hough, Charles sayers,
VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart, Thos. CFeady, VIM. Haiy
and VIM. sanborD.
srAsDING COMMITTEES Oh fHH OirY COUNCIL.
Fnaaoe--Knowles, SoOvel and Brien.
Wasor Werks--Anderson Smith and Claiborne
Sbees Hull, Turner, Myers, Muloy, Chatham,
Yarbrough, Cready and Ilaily. I..F|
Hharf-Turner, Carper aud McClellAnd.
Sohools--Cheatham, aulloy ana KnoWleo
Fire Departneni-Nyers, stewart and McCleland
Gas--DrtFor, Cready and Myers.
Ceaeap--smith, SanbOrn and Stewart
Marked HoUse-Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper
Siasos--Mul0y, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
Professionalism Brien and Sayers.
Springs--Cfeady, Claiborne and Myers
WorkhoHse-Sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
Improvements asd Expenditures hcCieland. Brien
and Sanbora.
Public Propsty-Robb, Stewart and Driver
Pest House--OaTper SOuthgate and HALEY.
80 The Board oil Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
mex. preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays In
each MONTH and the Common Council tho second
and fourth Ihursdaya In each mcnth.
NIGHT POLICE
Cdptaia--Iohn Baugh.
First Observation-Disclosures Joyce.
Second Lisutendai-- iehn II Davis
Polio7aen--Wm Jackson, John Lavender, Mich la
Wis, Joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Ccttrel, William
Mayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright John Pickett,
Robert SCOTT, W, G. Francis, David Yates, Ohas Hu,
liit aud W nanlcy.
Rs- The Polioo Court Is opened every morhlns at
aine O'Clock
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
no AnVERTieERs IN pETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special positien a.
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Changes may DO made periodically whom agreed
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When exceeding five lines, viii he charged az tie
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Announcements OF Candidates.
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Wa, the undersigned, haze this day adopted the
above rates, W which We bind ourselves stnctly to
adhere.
wM. CAMERON, for tho Upioa.
JOHN WALLACE, for tho Dlpaieh
NAsHuLtE, TESSa July iath, lS62,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

(IN PAR TuEDs.)
Daily Unlot, (slngo copy per anhun. D
per week."............ 70
9D-Ail communications ON business with the ONCE,
Will be addiessed TO the PUBLISLIERS qfhe UNION,
and ali communications To the Fditor win be address
Cd to s. @. MERCER.
Editors of loyal newspapers will do rs great kind
ness by republshng the foregoing It's substance.
The curcnt transactions in Tennessee for months 20
come win be highly interesting 70 all lovers Of their
country aid her free Institutions and the columns Of
the USos viii furnish the earliest und most reliable
history ofthese events.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

SAsriG--James N. Hintoo. Depusias---rhomRs Hob
son ami J. X Buchanan.
Re5isfrr-Phincas Garrett
Iraaes--w Jasper Taylor
Coyoasr--N II Belehsr.
Ranger-John Corbitt
Rsro,sue Collsctor--W d. Robertson.
Railroad Tar CoIlecfor--I. @. Briley.
O0nstables for he Nashville Disirict-John y Cover
and J, t. Newman fr rn-
COUNTY COURT. t.lf
Jsstge-Hon JaIpos w-hltwor,h.
elerk--P. Lindsey Niohol.
So The Judges Court meets the first Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, IL held the FIRST Mon
day in January, April. July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Clsrk-Oavid G. Love
az Tho Cour, meets the ars, Monday lu March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judqe-Hon NJ NJ. Brlen.
Csrk-Charles 4. piggons
ss- Tho Court meets the nrst Monday 10 Apri Az
guat and December
cHAhcERY COURT,
Caanosllor-Hon. Samuel D FrisrFon
Clerk aud Master--J. E. Gloayes.
ca- The C5att meets the arst Monday In Nay and
NfNNNaAH'Af
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The Court Of Appeals Of New York
has given q decision adverse 10 the rights
of railroad compln Is to the streets or
highways for laying track, without com
penAtion TO owners Of adjacent prop
eriy.
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Approved, March 9, 1868.
AsPy tobe Executed "A Loyal a rator
shut ZIP BY COpporhsads.
Special ni'piioh 10 lho CINCINNATI aaaolse
INDIANAPOLIS, March "a.

Special n'pltoh 10 The Cincinnati Gazolte
INDIANAPOLIS, March "a.
A private solaier, who ., Gently de-
serted from the enemy, took the oath OF
allegiance and returned here az a spy,
has been found guilty by court martial
The President has approved the verdict
and he will be shot near this city at an
early day.
A Democratic member Of The recent
Legislature while making n speech in
Rush county, counseled his brethren io
obey the laws and not attempt 10 resist
the draft lie was booted down aud was
not allowed to proceed with his speech,
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The Mexican Minister, 1t Is stated
gives no credit 10 The Richmond report Of
the capture Of the city Of Mexico BY tho
French.
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"You might buy me some gloves as you
come up the street Henry" said a Blue
eyed vito 10 a brute. HAuguata," re-
Piled the brute, you profess 10 like
Shakespeare DO you remember what
Hamlet remarks? Buy and boy Is Ca
silly said" Augusta looked scissors.
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Hon. Ezekiel p. Walton, who has rep
resented the Firt District Of Vermont in
Congress FOR six years, declines . re-
election.
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MILIT A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,


Observation-Disclosures on High street MAJ.
Gen. Rosecrans, commanding.
C1isf Observation-Disclosures on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. W. Taylor.
chief Comiaissorg-H on summer street,
noar Broad. Liout. Col. s. Simmons.
Provost MdFsh1l General Headquarters on High
street. Capt. W. NJ. Wilos.
Assistant Medical Director-lsurgeon A. Henry Thur
ston, US. Vols "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERS
iosi-- lea dquarIers College street. between Un-
ion aud Church streets, (Dr Waters resdence.) Gen.
Il. j. Mitchell, commanding.
Assisfani QWarte7aaser- Disbursing and Inspecting
oGoer, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt ). q. Chandler.
ASSISTANT cHdrtcrBas,er--ln charge OF Transporta-
ton, on Cherry street, between Union aud Church.
Capt. J. D. Bingham.
1sssiani Qtarternastsr-In charge cfCiothing, Camp
and Garrison Equipage No II Market street. capt
Thos. J. Cox.
AtIisiam Quariamdsfsr - In charge Of Means Of
Transportation and Quarormas,ors' Stores on Cherry
street, near Theatre Lieut. Ohas. H. Irwin.
Assistant Quartegndsier-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
aud Stationery, No. ~ Market street. Capt VIM.
Mills.
AssisiaHf QuariermasisS For the Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving aud Issning Hospital stores
Capt. Q, Mexican iapofto
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Religious Services.

Posr CHAPEL Second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville nepct)
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every sabbath morning. Preaching At lO1S o'clock
AM, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting ivory Wed
nesday night al O'Clock. rrsf
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TO our Subscribers.

Ia consequences Of the increase In the price Of paper
aud every other material used In Printing Cnlee,
we have been compelled 10 Use tho price Of paper
to 25 els. per week, or 81 per month TO weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
scrlJers, which must in all DO paid In advance
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DIRECTORY.
otTS GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aavor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder

JOHN CHUMBLEY, AarShaL
Depuig Marshats--w. n. wilkinson, A. Q. Tucker,
and James A. stegio.
Certs of1e Martct-John Cfiunibloy, eE-ofoig lrsti
Jacob French, second and Thoa. McCaFty, third
, Tap Assssor--Wnllam Driver.
RevsaHs Collsotor-A. B. shAnkland ..iE
Waisr Tar Collsctor--E. B. Garrett
Treawver--R. Henry. Z.
Wharf Nassr---Thomas JeaCe.
Sspeinisadeni IF ne Rorkhoass--J y Dodd.
Superintendent Of uls Wafer WorkS--Wm. Stewart.
C1ief qf he Fire DepdrtRent--John NJ. scabury'
Sexton Of he Cs,Hsierv-F. u. Mcbride.
Street Ouortesr--I L. Stewart. MI
Cgtp Aaorseg--E. +. Afulloy.
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copies, must send In their orders by O'Clock. tho
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MOUND CITY, az any her Hospital IN ne Western
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Published By an association Of Printers
office on Printers Alley, between
UnEon and DeaderIok streets.
SATURDAY FORMING, MARCH Is, 1903
speslal corr,sponaepss q lbc rpInn

SPECIAL Correspondence u The Union.
suffering of the Rebel SOldIers-A
Rebel Captain RObs his own Sold
iers-A COnsoFipt's Expsrionee-Aa
Uncle Compelled TO Shoot his own
Nephow-wOmOn KnO cksd Down
and OuI with SRbres, Etc, Etc.
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[oFF1CTAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at he Third Session Of tie Thirty
seventh Congress

IPuBLlo-No. 56.l
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An ACT TO modify existing laws impos-
ing duties on imports, and for ether
purposes,
, 1863-08-11
#an 41neriisau1ut:s-.
THE LAST CHANCE.
The RAILROAD REGIMENT ! :,
s9th ILLINOIS ISFlyTRY,

ersS aaSsE hseo seisetaa sad or1erti hs Ha7. Kose
w snecssl Permission hse 6ten azaaie1 hy th8
Z recsal. 90 same to tae maximum
oF TIE z fs toF ser7teo In the ARMY
teEmsat roy n1spet. 20, AID II attached to
CoEpA ''' - 4ae sosa afrS
41elnduceueets to So.uctee- /, this r.-1,,-,> r-c
Js g. p,o9ah3 tao Lass Opportunity - vosoateeT
ID It oHtrs n opportunity to enter Into tu1.d.sa
active egeFvee Ia Regtueut with esrabhhed reo1-
ts1on 70. soloisrl1 be:17S and E,1sat,T Won IN f9c
Gen. fosecta-s II Te1uAzge sud Alabama
Sd For each Eao shat voEantses oyz Less NAM
wl1L HAVE 70 m p3AFrED; eath county of which
sa1ne In thu Gshtk By the proper as.sp:t1es-
FouLt tee>s will rec.iEsA nouniy ol bSe HUFpHzu
po1LARs, TWENTY-FIVE DokeAss a1d one coatns
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, 1863-08-11
lEAyOI, GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN.

Of this State of the Democratic school.
He has held several public Offices, always
with credit and honor to himself and his con
stituents. In July, 1861. he left Ills seat In
Congress to ent.r the ranks Of Col. Richard
eon's Regiment, with which he fought at Bull
Run. On the 18th Of September he became
Colonel Of the Illinois 31st Regiment, attach
cd to Gen. McClernand's Brigade. His share
in The war has been glorious and honorable to
himself aud the State, and has made him the
shining e1emplar. Of his solaiers. he Vas
severely wounded at Fort Donelson, immedi
ate1y following which victory he was con
f1rmea IS Brigadier General. He has been
indttatigable in his zeal in pushing forward
the glorious campaign In the Southwest He
vas made Major General In the early part Of
the present year, while at Lake Providence
Gen. Logan recognizes that the sword is the
p11meral and better weapon against the reb-
els, but 1t /. given to men of h:a intellectual
force and Jealous spirit to WELD m influence
among the people by his uttarances in behalf
of the Unieu, and for the vigorous prosecu-
tiou Of the war. His bfiet fu11ough viii thus
he Of incalculable advantage to loyalty In this
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