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60 njbom II man Concern.
OFyIcB OF TBH Cozsis.foSzrs or T1IEs AsD
AftESsHKETs, 40. - Chhmbefs-st, Z
EKU.YouK Ian 10 1854 y


NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is here
~ by given that the ASS S5MENT ROLLS eftho REAL
and EKsONAL ESTATE oil the Ciy and County .; New
Yorx the 1853 will be open for inspection and To
view from and after MONDAY, Jan ~ 1862 AID wil remain
open 30h day OF Apn 1868 for the correction OF ef
rors and the eauazaon Vi the assstepu OF the aore aid
Real and Personal Estate Of tho City aed County CT New
YORK All persons believing themseye. to DO sggnyed mn't
make application TO tho Commissioner DUNG the prnod
above mentioned in oIdst 10 obtain tie ei provided ny
law The Act Of 1859 provides that "DuIns the time the
books shall open public inspection, a. heeinbeore pro
yided application be made by person considering
sggeved by tho sorsd valuation Of bis real or per-
,ons euhle have the cOHectei tQch sppleaucn
be made IN relation TO the assessed valuation N real estate
u. be made IN writing stating tho ground Of object On
thereto and thrreupon the Comntoner shall examine ino
the complaint and A. in their Judgment the ss,smsntb err
roneous they shall the 10 be corseted such
application DO made In relation 70 tho assessed valuation
personal estate the applicant shall be examined under oy
the said who shall DO authorized to .dnin.
ter such osth them and IT, in bis OF their Judgment
the 10 they shall cause the same 70 be
and fix the amount Of such assessment they my
TO be just and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days after such application shall have been made 70
them No reduction shall be made by the Board OF Suporv
sor of any real and personal estate Imposed
under , act unless 1t shall appeal under oath OF amnson
that the party ACHIEVED unable to attend within the POI
iod correction Of taxes BY reason Of sok
h'" 0' 'O''H'' 4 :! WILLIAMSON. Con- mi..icneT'
,,,.s.yApso j. W BLOWN ) Assonmen,s
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~ STEWART VAN YLEIT. Major and O N.
OKytcy or THE BoGHp or CONMITMOyERs oP TME
CKyruIL PALK No 81 Na.seu.st I

OFFICE or TIE BoAKD or CoMnI,NoSERs or TAgt
CENTRAL PARK, No. 81 Na'seust !
FE,O MASONS aad SrONE-CUTTERS.-
Sealed proposals. will be received a. this ohce until the
L. Of pr next for Furnishing the materials for constructioa
tslou. ya on Sb and stays below road No.
on 3h.av below roads Nos and on the
Central Park. , =,
Plans and specfcations and Information respecting tho
tine will be 10 rni.fed Ut the office shove mentioned
Proposals should bs 10 the Bond Of Conmi.on,
tsof Tho Orntrsl Park and id0sed "Psoposals for Ws
Vs said Board reserve the rgt reject one or ali pro-
tsssla ANDW IL GIAkEN. Controller 81 the KaIk.
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Proposals.
ONO Of A,nsrAsr.c onsIs.Aar. OgssnAL og sun,.r.

Office Of ASSISTANT oNsIs Any GENERAL oY SUBssT. /
I.soR. No Safest, Eew-York, March g. ig63. s
A RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals viii
~ DO received by the under'gasd At mi, Office until
O'CLOCK D. MONDAY the ca " April 1858. ~ furnishing
pEsICCATED POTATOES for isoe 70 the United ststo'
Army month"; from pHl 10 October igCJ tas
Fate OF one hundred t.Ons4nd poBH31 PR ~ rh-
The d.siccs,=d pots'oss u.c be maoua cued from TIE
pest varieties Of soUnG p9tago"s be in ali particulars
feet srtics TO be ground 6so ami pse6sd ia gh; tin
Enc bOxe eich containing S;y pounds 0beT loss and uni
torn AID convenient quantity e tn zinc boxes 10 be
packed IN strong wene1s and strapped wooden bo1es to
10 EACH With nken tnd battened end smpe TO DO
Il this office.
Each Bio confederation mus; be accompanied by
esmPe Of i've full aud complete caes Of me PTQp0eTi on
tHdnu(d1fme and where the manuatcrrg estO
bthuent located In order tnst IL be vsi.ed wih the
View giving aucs Of the ability fine progopg parties
10 furnish the article required.
bid contain the written guaranty Of two respon
ebe pesouswhose ABILITY rc'psnd bonds the amount
IF usdHd dCaJs ust be cehec by tbs u D. District
Attorney OF other proper officer, as follows:
We the undersglee hereby that should al OF any
part OF the bid DO accepted will give bond IL
The .un Of thousand dollars that tie contract shs be duly
Oiled"
furnthed BY the United States
onrscors are expected 10 hold their goods without
epss 70 the United States pn required for shipment
A. b. EATON. Col. and A. Z. q. 3.
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oUARTKnaAs1sNs Ofrlcs' No. 8 ststs.st., I

EI.AArI VTFi'T NO 0Ih0f-FFl
,,,> ,,,s1 Asw' YORK, March 20 1860
EEALED PROPOSALS viii be RECEIVED,
~ az this CiAce. until y o'clock M, on SATURDAY NEXT
for the TRANSPORTATION BY hence New.Onesn
ia, OF ONE bUNDhkD AND NINETY HORSES, and
the number OF MIN Bidders w b. r,quired 10 suA
autse tn delivery II tbs Hoses to put up ts stalls
Furnish them with water, tefbucssts isntefns shoyek
auugpups End brooms and provide tui,sbe
sOas for The officers ia The cabin and for Ia the scar
aa or houses deck and 20 furnish the latter with va,s
f0e ard suitable conyeniences Tor cooking IsoIs BIDDERS
will please state Oh the vessel offered the u.ice or
each oioer enlisted and each horse and Ia PRO
Do.sls for Transportation
STEWART VAN YLEIT, Major and O NJ
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With reference to tho market for American Ssous.

since our lat braess in American s,curt,.s IN LoaAo
ns' been Interrupted by two holidays, there has wsvSE
oeen iar seuHs uanssSed. Ths recent adyio<s 6tod
AHerca reporting exchange up TO lss without csSr..cpE
ing inciesse ~ the quotations sscur1ti. have ,nssd
oppage o. The lte demand for United state barJ, ia
'sme has the rsct Of depressing ri, and inX
s1sIes ~ share. la Railroad Bono. thar, nv -. r..
Mortpge Psnnylvsois sscon the price Of which Is firmly
maintained.
The Bank of France return, published Ia The
Non, leur, gives the following results, as compared
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COTAPAXI,
v THE 0REAT yOLCAEo OF THE AEDEs,
Painted by r. b. Church On EXHIBIT IOn .. oOOIiLS
No. 57s Broslwsy. from . m to 9 y IA.
Admission - cents.
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The earnings Of the three weeks Of the month
have been sl7973s 40, against slSi ,OS3 "a for the
whole month in 1862.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company earned
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The following correspondence in reference TO tae
Five-T wentes LOAF viii be found Of interest to I'll
who may have money to invest a; the presout tir?r
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thieves, robbing Union men Of horses
money clothes, and provisions. Col.
SMITH got after him, and has now lodged
him in jail at Gallatin, in company with
several Of his thieving gang. -Four rebel
captains and three iieutenants have fallen
into his hands and been handed over TO
the proper authorities. But Il would oo-
cupy too much Of your space to detail
all the achievements Of this single reg
iment, while stetched along, and guard
ing nearly twenty miles Of the most Inn
portsnt points Of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad. While the Colonel is
possessed Of the right spirit and ge-
MUS for such duty, his regiment is one
Of the most orderly, well behaved, and
energetic I have ever known. They are,
indee d, fine set Of men, morally and
physically. Col SMiTH, l learn, was
through the Western Virginia campaign
with RosEcRANs, and was one Of the FIRST
to enter the ranks of the great army for
the Union, two years ago. All honor to
such brave aud tried veterans. The COLI
onel is restless to be away from this on
0rous duty, and placed, with his brave
boys in the front of battle, but am sat-
isfied he could not easily be replaced
here, and trust he may long remain
with US to strike terror into the
hearts of rebels, and to infuse courage
among the loyal, and those who, under
his rule, are in the hopeful condition OI
probation, ready TO be received into the
fellowship of the faithful. Excuse thii
hasty and too lengthy letter.
Yours for The Union unconditially,
s*%@%+
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PROSP PECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION

The NAsuvrLLLE BMoN was commenced last spring,
for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con
ederacy and OF advocating the restoration OF Federal
authority without any abatement, all the States
which have attempted TO seoede It's object was to
proclaim the doctrines Of Liberty and Union, they
we're once expounded by the fathers Of the Republic,
but which for more than ono year--thO long and
dreary carnival OF treason-had been unspokon and
unwritten in the Capital Of the State Of ANDREW
JACKSON aud were treasured up only in the hearts Of
the hitbAl We believed that the right way to con
duct loyal Journal in city Ike Nashville, at such
a time as this, to raise the wavering AID timid
up TO the true standard Of patriotism, ana not 10
lower the standard Of patriotism after the manner Of
other Journals suit the depraved tastes Of the
semi loyal and sympatbizers with the Richmond dy.
nasty.
The UNION therefore, has held as friends all who
support and foes all who oppose the Union Of the
States. It's watohword is FEEEDon AND NATIONALITY.
With rebels and traitors It has compromise to
make. It contends for the Federal Constitution and
tue Laws made In pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
LAW on THE LAND, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of tho States to the contrary notwith-
standing.
1t contends for the Union OF the States, because
without Il the preservation Of liberties and insti-
tutlons and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands In
the way Of crushing out the rebellion aud restoring
the Union must perish no matter by what name IL
| be called.
| When thousands Of our citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country, sacri
Zee above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
OF Heaven, God forbid that any ignoble motive OF
selfinterest should make any wayer in his 10y
atty. II there bo any such, let them look at the
blood of shnoh, Fort Doneson, Murfreesboro and
Fredsrieksburg, and blush at their wiokodness and
folly. Love for our country should now overshadoN
every other feeling and no Is patriot who love
his houses lands or negroes with tthe Of the dsYo
| tion which lac feels for his country. Even pruden
selhshness should compel men 70 be patriots for WIT
can hope to save his own treasures from tho wreck
ruined and dismembersd Union
We want to see the land once more blessed with tn
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace, based upo
the complete and unconditional submission Of tn
rebels now In arms, aud not lit up with the deceitu
glow Of peace based upon emasoulate loyalty, an
concessions to traitors-tho glow of meteor whic
would shine only 10 botray, and going out woul
leave Us 10 darkness tonfold moro gloomy than tina
which prevailed before.
Thesa are the sentiments and views which th
Usios will continue 10 advocate through whateVc
Of stor or sunshine may await IL in the future, an
we ask the support Of ali who boisve it to be impor
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspap'
should be published in Nashville.
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1. o. O.

JoHs w. HlDE, Grand secretary should be 'ssod
Al Nashville, Tsua
TsaRssses Ledge, No. l--Meets every Tuesday kvUa-
ing at their Hal, on the corner Of Union and sum
streets. The officers for the present term, are
o. T. Lesusur, g.; J. K. Nils, V0.; J. l.. WeAkloy,
Secretary H. X spain, Treasurer
TFabns Lodos Ne lo--Meets al the same place
every Monday Evenng. The officers r. A.
Campbell, N g.; Henry Apple, V,0,; J, i. Park
Secretary e. y. Brown, Treasurer.
Smley Lodge, No. 9O-Meeu al their Hal, on south
Cherry street, every Friday tvebinE, Tho officers
are o. O. Covert, N,G.; frank Harman, We; Jamea
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer.
Asrora Lodge, No. lO5, Germany Meets At the
Hall, oornsr Of Union and summer streets, every
thursday Evening. Tho ofAcera are Charles Rich
Nc; P Friedma7, YG,; - B,terlioh, Secretary
Geo. seiforie, Treasurer.
Rlassiy Eaoau,puss.i, No. G-Meots At the above HA
en tho hrst aud third Wednesdays OF each month
Tue oncsrs are. j. g. hhls, CP, 7. II. Mcbride, HIP
q. v. Fuller, s.W.; Peter harris, Jr, J.W.; John
HIDE, scribe q. \. Cutior, Treasurer
Oliss BraaoA Esasab,pmsua No, 4-Mseis At Vi,
above Han the Heolnd aad fourth Wednesday
night sf Zach month. Tho officers are Jas. boli
CP; Henry Apple, H.P'; 4. Moker, aW,; b Fried
man, J.w.i Charisa Kirchnr, seribei j. n WaTd
Treasurer.
Tha nsyres u Daughisrs q RsbstaA-Mests tue hra
| Friday afternoon Of each month, q o'oook.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or Hl
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.


No I--sun Factory College street, on the an.
aI Surgeon, J. +. WEENs.
2--Unversity Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, A. ". KELir.
3-Ensley's Building, s, II corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALEX. EwEG. .L..'
l-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hill. Asst. Surgeon, y. s. TuwS
5-Gun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, y. r BlAsER.
" 6-oollege street, rear Broad. Surgeon, CHAa
SoHLUssER.
T-CoIlsge slreet, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, @. W. FRANcA
#" s--MAsonio Hall, Church street, near Summer,
Asst Surgeon, d. BAoHR.
e--Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. d. sKEER.
" l0--Medcal College. College street, on the Hill
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
"lI-"PEsr HOUSE, "-On the University Pike
Act. Asst. Surgeon l. d. HoetE.
" I2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, FRED. SKYhouR.
/" Is.-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad
Surgeon, =. HEancE.
l4-Fsmale school, Church street, rear Chatta
nooga Depot Surgeon, A. Z Nc CHls
My.
" 15-Hynes' High School, Line strost, corner Sum
mer. Surgeon, J. r. WHIST.
" l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-ect and Riyel
Landing Surgeon FRED. SEYMouR
" l7-OFFIcERs' HosPiTAL-Planters Hotel, Sum
mer street. corner Deaderick. Surgeon
5. d. W4TERNAN rlrH
T" 1s-Corner Church and College Streets Surgeon
r. T. HURxrHAL.
" l9-Morris & stratton's Building, No. IA Marke
street Surgeon, L. II. ADLER.
QO-BAptist Church, Summer street. Surgeon, :
GoOBwIN
2-Mothodist Church, Church street Surgeon
h. SnEETE
22-HArdcsstle's South Market street. Surgeon
BECKw1rH
g 2S--Corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o
CHAMBERuN. ..H.
25--Corner Market and Clark streets Surgeon
L. O. RICE
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Exciting Scene in the Southern n
/ aE aa1-la Congress. lar
from tho Appe.l Of b, ~.

'NN f'FPN~' VI eNe sd
The following scene occurred In tba
House Of Representatives., at Richmond.
a few days since % GA lna1TfU
MIR. Foote, Of Tenn--I make 4 last ap-
peal TO the House We have most impor-
tant business before rs in secret session,
and therefore make once more the
motion. tA lnn C1a1A rama
Mr., Kenan, of Gail rise TO a aues-
ton OF order. Is u in order, 10 Il con-
sistent with the dignity Of this House,
that the member from Tenneasss should
again make that motion siaR
Mr. Foote--I call the gentlemen 10 Or
der. l am not 10 be lectured By him.
The SpeAker--Both gentlemen are out
Of order they win please take their
seats. fN LNnfH cog f
Mr.. Kenan--Qn very loud voics. J I
say II is not consistent with the dignity.
Mr., Foote--( (E1citsdly,) } | shall 90 else
where TO learn manners In this House,
than to the member FROM Georgia. [Chss
Of order, orderp' hra lIih
Mr. Ksnan--(Very exciledly,) / will
take the responsibility Of teaching Aim.
The sPeaker--Ths gentleman ia out Of
order; he win take his seat. CsensatiOn
on the floor and in the gallery.)
Mr.. Kenan--(Still louder,) I'll take tho
responsibility Of teaching him manners
or anything else al any time. ag
The Speaker-Ths gentleman from
Georgia will come 10 order. r
Mr. Kenan--I will put myself in order.
WhGteVer else was sard, was lest In
the confusion Of the continued fall OF
tho Speakers hammer, and the sensA-
tionAl buzz in the House.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Candidates.
NAMRs or CHAPLAINs

Detained for HoYiial Duty IN his city,
L. RAYMOND, 5lst Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. l and 10.
j. SMITH, 10Th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and 8.
j. PoucHER, 3sth Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
r. f. DELo, Both Indiana, Hospitals
Nos, ~ and 23.
j. DmLoS, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and l6.
o. KENNEDY, lolst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
and Is.
JAS MATHEWS, 10th Kentucky, Hos
pital Ne. 8 and Officers.
j. COOPEN Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. IA and 10.
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No EFFECF.-If the elsmor that the
Proclamation has no effect, freesn slaves,
Injuries no rebel, is a mere Buliy, be well
founded, why do the eopPerheads make
such an Outcry about itg Why denouncs
and oppose the war on aoeonnt Of proc
lauIation that hurts nobodyl Who
thinks Of attacking the Pope aud warring
10 the death, solely on the ground Of his
luseoaltitls'ioHal T" bull against the comet p
Copperhead logic Is q queer thing, kind
Of two edged tool that is more likely 70
iplure the knAYe thai Wields u than any
body else. l.
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Post Hea dquarters on College street, between I'm.
ion aud Church streets (Dr. Waters rssdenos) Cen.
r. ID. Mitchell, commanding.
Assisani QuarierTnasfsr--Dsbursinga aud Inspecting
officer, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt. J. @. Chandler.
Assistd,a QuartorRtoster-ln charge OF Transporta-
tlon, on Cherry street, between Union and Church.
Capt ], d. Bingham.
Assistaai QudrterHlasSin charge Of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equipags, No. II Market street. Capt
ThOa, J. Cox.
AssistarN QuarteTTaasor - In charge Of Means OF
Transportation and Quarermasters stores, on Cherry
street, near Theatre. Liout. Chas II. Irwin.
AssisiaHi Quariernsasier-n charge Of Fuel, Forage
Mills
Assiaiani QtdFtsrmasfsT - For tho Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving and Isaning Hospital storea,
Capt. q. Mexican LAport0
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The rebels acknowledfs their for6A IN
have been $4,000, comprisinv, s;v,a.n
brigades, From this we NAV inf.r ,h.t
our men fought gallantly. Se1S
Yours, &c. JoHN MtCRRA.
The following letter contains corr.e,
list OF the wounded IndiauiaRs brOushl
-. NASHVILLE, March ..
"Not word Of news to-day from
Franklin. have seen all the wounded
brought TO this city. or The sixtv. twelve
are Of the s5th, and nine Of ihe sSd.
Wesley Slaughter and Jacob Bmith of
company K, SD, reported wounded. were
captured on The field. i.rl1I ff
Geo Thompson, co. X, $50, leg and
'"iS", nesn. iICru dgidw gucI
Jno' 5, Hesley, co, +, SD, neck, slight.
flesh. .' a ULTIMA :
Reed Bruner, co. F, leg, Iesh. sa
u. burcham, co. i shoulder, flesh.
flesh. ,7- 49,.
David g. Lougb, co, K, SD, chest, no.
dangerous. 'l..a D'e EFrE1-
Andrew Jones, co. +, SD, killed.
VIM. Draper, co. X, SD, killed.
VIM. Frazer co. X, 33d, killed.
Jas. Miller, CO. d, s5th, left hand.
John Hull, co. b, S5th, shoulder.
John Mckee, 60. j, 85th, thigh, flesh.
EdWard Davis, co. b, 95th, leg, fssh.
stephen Tucker, co. !, s5th, reported
slight. a y -
slight.
shoulder. ~
9. Fry, CO. K, s5th, scalp. -auld
Il. Morris, CO. X, s5th, hand a.
y. Il. Hunt, co, A, 95th, not seen, but
reported slightly wounded. ,t.-
Twelve is the number reported woun.
ded from the Eighty-flfth who were
brought to this city, but We have been
able to find only those whose names l
give you. All these men think will
recover large majority OF them soon.
II not affected by erysinelas during their
| convalescsncs. ll III -stT fIf1I7
Tomorrow accompany Mr.. Ham IN
franklin, and will pass the Confederate
lines II General Granger, TO whom the
matter has been referred by General
Mitchell, will send flag OF truce.
think, they will entertain fiau upon a
second application, 70 look after our
II 'T G"a ,nyonr.1 has lotaslt
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MILIT A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,

Department. Headquarters on High street Maj.
Gen. ROsscrans, commanding.
ChieT Quarisrpnaster-Headquarters on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. W. Taylor.
C1ief Comalissayy- Headquarters on Summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col. s. simmons.
Provost NarshdI General Headquarters on High
street. Capt. W. NJ. Wilss,
Medical IHspeetor--Lieut. Col. G. H. Lyman, U.SA.
"a Cherry street.
Medical DGootor-surgeon Eb. Swift, VISA, Cor.
Church and High streets.
4ssilidat Medical Dirsetor-Surgoon A. Henry Thur.
atom. q :. y Nols, "a cherry street.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
(IN PAR FuNDs.)

Daily Union, (Bnglo oopy) per annum. .......Slo 90
" "E per week....."...., 70
AS-All communications on business with the once,
Viii bo addressed to the PUBLISHERS ofhe UNION,
and all communications to the Editor will be address
cd to S. O. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do us great kind
ness by republishing the foregoing, or its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months TO
come will bo highly interesting to all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions, and the columns Of
tho UEoN will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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Jos. q. MoPnrrra.,

Our State Military Agent teloeraphed
Governor Aort"n % ysstsr dAy, ~ tot
lows;
FRANKLIN, March 12.-~In company
with surgeons and ambulances,I L went
ten miles 10 the battle grouud, found one
wounded man, brought him TO the hos
Pital here, where We found eleven woun-
ded that had been sent In. We have
possession Of the battlefield. " The bal
Ance Of the wounded were taken to Co
lumbia, We could only find thirty four
graves, and think that is ell Of the killed.
One hundred will cover the wouaded.
Will get the balance, il possible.
n1r Gao aTa rai1l Lsg"JAsoN HAM"