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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-02
Kentucky Invasion.

The Lexington, KY, correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette writes on the 2sth
ult:
Our troops from Lebanon have reached
Danville, in command Of jeff O. Davis.
Pegram's command will shortly be in
more trouble than they bargained for
A rebel Alabama Captain prisoner told
me to-day-con1rming the plans for
warded to you yesterday that the re-
bel raid into Kentucky was regarded as
failure. The defeat of Morgan at
Milton, aud the leaking out OF their
plans, had defeated them. He unhesi-
tatiOgly ayowed, as his opinion, that
defeat Of Bragg by Rosecrans, and tho
occupation OF Tennessee, would produce
a counter revolution in the South that
would lead TO immediate peace.
General Carter is still at the bridge.
Cluke is encamped eight miles beyond
Mount Sterling, on the road TO Owings-
vile, on Stoner's farm at Flat Creek.
Marshall has not joined him. Cuke has
been reinforced by $50 men instead Of
zoo, as rumored. They were raised and
commanded by John Il, Williams, West
Cox and Green Wade. Scouts are ia from
Hazel Green and report all clear on that
road. Marshall is probably at West
Liberty or on the Owingsville road.
Scouts from Barboursville in this morn
ing, report every thing absolutely quiet
all through southeastern Kentucky. But
little was known Of the Kentucky inva-
sion, aud there was no excitement until
he reached Big Hill
Chenault aud Grisby, who were to
come in that way, are said TO be at Mon
ticOllO.
The Louisville Demoerat Of yesterday,
says:
There " as some excitement on the
corner OF Floyd and Walnut streets yes
terday, occasioned by the arrival and
final capture Of Colonel Clarence Prentice
and --- Hargrayes, Of the Confeder-
ate army, who came 70 the city some.
time during the night, on horseback, and
were captured at the residence Of Mr..
Prentice yesterday morning. One other,
who accompanied them 10 the city, aud
whose name we were unable 10 learn, c'
tecled his escape.
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For III, Nashville uu.on.
A Soldier On the ContcripiiOn Act---
Proclamation, etc.

Proclamation, etc.
CAar sursp, NEAR MrrsuTsaoro, TEyx,
March 20, 1858. J
Editor Of DE Nashville Union
DEAR SIR: Since September last have
been constant reader Of the UNION, and
heartily do ! endorse its sentiments.
Were all our Northern journals founded
upon the same patriotic foundation, The
Union forever, me thinks our country's
labors, under the present gloomy cir
cumstances, would be materially tighten
ed, but it is not my intention to COM
ment upon the different views that may
be supported by the different journalists.
l will leave that for more competent
heads, while desire to state few facts
concerning the views of some of our
brave boys who have left their homes to
defend their country's honor and Our
glorious Union. l find that the cir
culaiiOn Of different copperhead sheets
through this portion of the country has
led to many very curious opinions
concerning the views of the private SOL
diers of our army | have been told
numerous times that our soldiers are not
fighting of their own free will, and that
since the Presidents Proclamation, two
thirds of our troops would gladly lay
down their arms if they were permitted
so TO do, and return TO their homes. l
am a member of the DIST Regiment of
Illinois Volunteers, and have had fair
opportunity of learning the views of our
soldiers at this point. can speak con-
fidently for Col. BRADLEY's brigade of
Gen. SHERIDAN's division. This brigade
il will be remembered, is the same that
was commanded by the gallant Colonel
RoBERTs, who was killed in the battle of
Stone River. Meetings have been held in
each of these regiments drafting resolu-
tions, which have been sent to leading
journals Of the North, all Of which will
prove the overwhelming determination Of
officers and men to support the Admins
tration in all its endeavors to put this
rebellion down, have been in the serv-
ice for eighteen months, and am willing
to stay in eighteen more, if tbs necessa-
ry, to bring this struggle to just and
honorable termination. We, as soldiers,
desire one aud all of our country enemies
to understand that we will continue TO
fight them until every man shall have
either been subjugated or returned to
their allegiance. We are in favor of the
Emancipation Act. We heartily will
support the War Department in all just
war measures. We want no compromise.
The Union forever is our motto, and un-
til the last traitor is vanquished and the
country's last armed foe conquered, we
will not leave the ranks. We endorse the
Conscript Act, but would rather had that
portion permitting men to hire substitutes
stricken out We are down on the Cop
perheads of the North; we place them
among that portion of humanity which
are too contemplate TO be called men;
we would have them dealt with as trail
tors of the deepest dye. We desire the
public 70 understand that we are tired of
war, but not tired of supporting the
Constitution, and if it is necessary TO
continue this war for Eve years in order
to subjugate our enemies we are in for it.
Yours, truly, TITUs.
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Correction.

CnEpmp. days ago we stated that Col.
~G.P. SAITH, Of the 10th Ill, ataiicned
1t Mitchcilyiile, was severely censured
in a communication which we had re-
ceived, etc. From what we have heard
~ since, Of one Of his subordinate officers,
Tf'#s are strongly inclined to believe that
the communication did Col SMITH gross
injustice. lie has no doubt done his
duty. Our columns yesterday gave am
4. pie ssidepce. thatlhe regime mt had at
.,slaastone subordinate officer in It who
.'1-o6eht 70 be in The rebel army.
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]. II sHACKLEEORD.

gentleman who leh Knoxville 90 the
18Th, says CONSUMPTION hasui,eriy failed
Ia North Caroline and Southeastern Ten.
nessee. The mountaineers resist IL with
arms, aud an army would be required 10
enforce IT, The presence Of Federal
troops in Tennessee would enlist 5000
men lOc the Onion.
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Notice 10 Absontees LIST Mid. Tenn.
Cavalry.

II NEHBERs or TINS EEGIMENT * THR
- cIty, vii report 10 me az no 56ls Col0Isals
buHins. Cherry street JnIrss thuy report within
1ts DAYS rom date they wl be ifta "a as tesertsTs.
hy yr4er of a. COL ROBERT q ALBRAt1H,
COmmauiluF Regiment
q ~ bFIO, "a H. ia. A.. Rot Eld lsup. tuy
Aashr.ls, MsTcl gt-IUI
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TuE UNDERSIGNED mas MABE ARRANGE.
"a ITS EIr ~ CONSTANT suppIy NJ SUPERIOR i.ab
Vine f.Eagar &c family uEs orders len Id tbs
broadway Mills VII b. attended 90.
DID. DlCEEY.A
uelZi lufaich s0py.l
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Sale of Furniture, etc.

4 ~ WEDNESDAY, TIE 8r INST, AT n O'CLOCK
y A. ~, viii soll Al public auction, Al the rest
ioncs Of tAo late Dr. JoHs r. EB0AR, all of the furn
turu and other properly bout tho premises, belong
'ng o. Dis estate Information ~ 70 the properly
Nd Doe given Ly Horace II. Harrison, tsq
Ann ,. EDGAR,
..Ia-ls AImiu-irntrir
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Died,

In this city on tie LIST inst, Nr. FRED. MARSHALL,
in the seth year Of Lis age
His funeral wi take place this morning, from his
rc residence, Iiue street, at 10 o'clock. His friends
and acqu intanecs are specially invited to attend
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A large qulntitS Of editorial matter
communications, etc, Is unavoidabfy
crowded out of to-day's paper.
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Die Ansabe, baB 9HtGnlpno rur4 Dig
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wdrtS fi6renten G%iienbabnen in 8elie unb
feline @treifrorpS iparen bis auf 6 0eileu
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Muerlei.

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bod wObl rpn ben 9erren Elm Nrm pner Elm
Su tari1t miro =?
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