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Of tho Lookout Valley arc spoken o! as 4
great success, and their brilliancy cannot be
excelled.
= BALTIMORE, Oct. 80. !,
The following letter was received this
morning by the american from a RESPONSE
bic correspondent
ANNAPoL1,, Oct. 20.
A flag Of truce beat arrived this morning
at City Point with l3l paroled men. A
number died on the boat on its way, from
actual starvation. Never in tho whole
course Of my life have seen such a scene
IS these men presented. They were living
skeletons. Every man of them had to be
sent to the hos pital. In the Surgeons opin.
ion, more than one third Of them must die
they being beyond the reach Of nourishment
and medical aid.
1ques toned several Of them, and all say
that their condition has been brought on BY
treatment they received at the hands of the
rebels. They have been kept without food
exposed large portion Of the time without
shelter Of any kind.
FORT MONROE, Oct. 80.
The flag Of truce boat arrived last eve
ming from City Point with about 200 pris
oners Of war, most OF whom were wounded
The steamer Spaulding arrived this morn
ing from Beaufort, N. C.
Southern papers received here contain
the following news:
The Richmond Examiner says an engage
ment is reported 10 have taken place a.
Brandy Station on Sunday in which the en-
envy was defeated and driven back fv,
miles. No details have been communica' ed
The condition Of the currency has be
come so alarming that its importance has
risen even above the excitement of military
movements, from every quarter Of the Con
(ederacy.
The following is from the Richmond Viii!
Of the Goth:
CHAnLE$T,S, October u.s. There ha'
been considerable increase in the enemy:
squadron off this harbor.
1t is reported that the Yankees are agai,
at Warrenton Junction.
Houston, Texas. papers OF the 30 h nj
state that Sabine Pass is rapidly being pu
into condition to receive the enemy.
New YORK, Oct. 81.
A"o 1"Eso IiaS ttlc iOiiOWIi5, u1tcu M Dr
ris Island, Oct 81:
Three heavy guns have bsen turned upo
the city Of Charleston, and each has throw
one she'll containing Greek Fire into tn
very heart Of that place. Oth:r gnns are t
open upon the city this afternoon.
! 1t was not intended at first TO make
commencement Of such vigorous operation
D"t circumstances changed the programm
entirely:
Four Monitors are in position off Sulli
vans Island. 1t is understood they viii
engage the rebel works this NJ
The 1ronsides shows no disposition t.
participate. Her ropes are strung with sal
ors' washing.
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Col. James George.

We are gratified to find another Of on,
gallant Colonies recommended for promo
ton; Colonel James George, Of the Second
Regiment has been recon- mended for pre-
motion to Brigadier Gcn.ralcy, for gal
liant conduct at the late battle At Chieka
manga, and his Recommendation il endorsed
BY his division. corps. and army command
ers. We hope he will Be promoted, for he
is worthy man. and brave officer.
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City Vote for 1869 and 1854.

he whole number Of votes cast vester.
terday in this city, Was 2e7. The average
Republican, or Union vote Was ols, and tie
average Democratic vote WAS 20. Last Yea,
the whole number Of votes cast was a2s-
The average Republican vote was 200 and
the average Democratic vote WAS les.-
Showing that. although the aggregate vote
this gear. IS smaller than last the Repuh-
licans have net gain Of Is, and the Demo.
srAts loss Of 49, -zs
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Telegraphit 4tws.
SPECIAL TO THE VOLUNTEER.

WARRINGTON, Nov. l.
The following was received this morning
at the Headquarters Of the army:
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 20. :
To MAJ. Gen. II. W. Halleck: q.
In the fight Of last night the enemy A.
tackled Gen. Georges division posted on the
Wauhatchie, on three sides. and broke his
camp at one point, but was driven back in
the most gallant style by part Of his force,
the remainder being held in reserve. How
ard, whilst marching 70 Georges relief, was
attacked on both TANKS, the enemy occu
plying. in force, two commanding hills, on
the left and right Of our army. lie threw
forward two Of his regiments and took both
at the point OF the bayonet, driving tho enc:
ny from his breastworks, and across Look.
out Creek. In this brilliant success over
their old adversary, the conduct Of officers
and men Of tho 18th and 10Th corps is cnti
tied to the highest praise.
Signed GEO. II. Thomas,
Maj. General.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 80.
Lieut.. Col. Snively, Of the First Middle
Tennessee Infantry attacked Hawkins and
another guerrilla chief near Penny Zachary.
routed and pursued them to Centreville,
where Hawkins made another stand and at.
tackled the :edvrals while crossing the river.
Hawkins was again routed and pursued
until his force was dispersed with the loss
Of twenty killed and sixty six prisoners, in
GLIDING Griffith, formerly editor Of the Nash
Vile Union. Our loss was trifling.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l.
Special to T'i1une-We learn from the
army Of the Potomac that the principal
movements Of late have been the chan.e Of
positions of different corps. These changes
have been the occasions Of slight skrmishes,
but without serious losses on either 81 lie
Guerriilas continue their depredations on
wagon trains. Impression prevailed At head
quarters that Lee is disposed to fight, and
that Meade's intention was to accommodate
him at the earliest opportunity. There are
those, however, who continue to think Lees
army has been materially reduced and any
show Of intention to fight is merely to con.
ceal his weakness.
Tim special says gentleman just from
Richmond says, the rebel government is
Selling all boots and shoes in that city fol
tho use Of Lees army, which is almost bare
footed.
Maj. Gen. Butler has been assigned to the
command Of the 18th army corps. depart
ment OF Virginia and North Carolina, in The
place of General Foster who is ordered t.
report here to Adjt. General. Circumst.n
ces indicate that Gen Foster will have com
mand Of the defences around Washington.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct: 20.
Maj. Gen. 1Iallcck
Since the fight Of the night Of the 28,h
the enemy has not dis. urbed US. Gen. Joe
Hooker took many prisoners, among whom
are four officers and 1O3 men. lie also cap
'ured nearly 1000 Enfield rifles. His loss
is $50 officers and men killed and wounded.
G. Il. THOMAS, Mai. General.
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Eieclioos.

We have not received any returns outside
Of the city. In ,hs city the Union ticket
vas elected By Al averags majority Of one
hundred and forty thrse. Nsxt week ws
shall give the fall returns. both County and
State. 50 ar u they ars il .. THAI sir,e,
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GUARDIAN SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that under and in
~ pursuance Of q lice nse granted tn me BY the
Probate Court in and for the County Of Good
hue and State Of Minnesota. / will sell NJ pub.
lie auction for cash. on the ssM day If Eprs1altr,
A. d. 1863, AZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at the
front door Of :he Court House, in Red Wing. In
said County, lot foar - in block thirty-ei1ht
361. in the city OF Red Wing. IN said County.
according p the recorded plat thereof. tbs
property Of Frs<ssfick A.sssn AIbse. uasesl
Red Wing, &c. -, 1853
vsni5v4 gOPHIA W. ALBRE,
GuzYdian Of FREDERICK Aus:in The
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

DRAFTED men and substitutes are entitled
only to the SOD bounty provided by law
and not to the increased bounty Of $500 Of
fered TO volunteer recruits
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gss3sF
Old Hook anA Rancy 0ooaA st0Pe
Near tbs Post Ofnce. Red Wing, f1linxesots.
PAPER RAGS taken - Sxebspgs for gooSs.
May s, 1854. S7nlIIy
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04

of tho Lookout Valley arc spoken o! as 1
great success. and their brilliancy cannot be
sxcelled.
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CITY COUNCIL,

Board Of AIdevrae,-M ~ Brien, President John
Carper, jos. J. Robb, Ed Muoy, II. G. Scovel, W ).
Cheatham, NJ G. l.. Claiborne, and G. Smith
1Orapson Cousoil--Andrew Anderson, President Jas
Turner, William Roberts, G, NJ. south{ate, Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, /. B. Hough, Charles sayers,
J. b. Knowles, " A. McClelland, 7. J. Yarbrough,
VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart, Thoa Cresdy, VIM. Haily
and VIM. SanbOrn.
srASDIss COMMITTEES OF rHK oITY COUNCIL.
FGnaaes--Knowles, scoveI and Brien. ,'.
Water Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne
Streets HUI, Turner, Myers, M0lloy, Cheathsm ,
YarbrUugh, cTeady and HAiiy.
. W10rf-Turner, Carper aud Mociellsnd
Schools -CheathRm, huoy ana Knowles
Fire Department. Myers, Stewart and hcClc!land
Gas-Drvcr, Cready and Myers.
Ce,asfery--Smith, sanborn and Stswart.
Marked Honss--Y through, Roberts and Oarper,
slares-Mudoy, Mcdaniel ana Stewart
Polioe-Cheatham, Brien and sayers.
Springs--Crcady Claiborne and Myers.
Workhoass-Sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements and Ekperditlpes- -NcClelAnd, Brien
and SanOOrn.
Public Propgtg--Robb, Stewart and Driver
Pe~i Hoass-Carp3r, Southgate and Haley.
aS- The Board OF Aldermen mee2 the Tuesday
aexl preceding the second and fourth Thursdays "a
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
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POST HEADQUARTERS,

Posi- Headquarters on College street, betveeO I'm
ion aud Church streets, (Dr Waters residence Gen
h. d. Mitchell, commanding.
Assistam Quariernasier-pisbursing and Inspecting
OGcer, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad
Capt J. G.. Chandler.
Assistdni GailrfsrBosier-H charge ~ ransportA
ton, on Cherry street, between Union aud Church
Capt j. d. Bingham.
Assistant Quarter ai0rsrn charge of Clothing, tamT
ThOs, j. Cox,
Assistant Qpurisrmusier - In charge ~ Means o
Transportation and Qulrtcrmasers stores ou theirJ
street. near Theatre. Lieut. Ohas. II. Irwin.
Assssllnl C-ia.farxdr- In charge ~ fue, Forug'
aud spuuugy, NU. 81 MaIbgt street Lieut. m
Alnls
As..-f.sa ll.,si.r,rsier -- For ths Assignment u
Quarters ana Iltos, us aud issnlag llospta ktoret
Capt q, NeK,au iap0rln.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN DESCRIBED.
We have seen the train-the George
Francis-listened to the scream Of its To-
comOtive, gazed on the track over which
it sped, and observed the character of its
freight. Altogether, they compose a Gu
riosity seldom found within the realms
of civilization. The Train itself con-
sists of one car only, built Of the softest,
Eastwood, highly cOlored, and thatched
with sprigs of curled moss. Is supported
by wind-bags, which posses a self-innat-
ing power, and are consequently always
full. The wheels are so cunningly ar
ranged upon their axles, that they may
be quickly turned in any desired direc-
tion; and what is still more remarkable,
they have no friction, being so utterly
devoid Of which, as TO exhibit compare
tive indifference TO the law Of gravitation.
The locomotive which draws this train is
afectionately named a." IL has the
largest smoke pike that we remember TO
have seen, The freight which this Train
carries is limited almost exclusively TO
nuggets OF lies, bales of exaggerAtion,
thick plates Of impudence, and crooks Of
egotistical vanities. 1t is running about
the country, unloading az every depot il
reaches, aud still the bulk Of its freight
remains undiminished. A prodigious
Train, indeed Altogether we think
this George Francis Train the worst IL
bel on the human race we have ever seen
or heard.-Etelaage Pap.r
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
t0SPITALS In NASHVILLE.

,. I--0d Gun Factory, Cherry street, on the Hil.
2--Unlversiiy Building, Market street, on the
Bil. |
3--EnsIey's Building, s.E corner Public Square.
4--HOward High school, College street, on the
Hill.
5--Gun Factory, upper end Froat street
0-Collegc street. near Broad,
T--COllege street, between Church aud Brood.
s-MasoDic Hall, Church street, near summer.
o--carrIage Factory, Market street, below the
Square.
'I6-BIsdlcal College, College street. on the Hu.
a'i-" PEsr HoUsE Ion the University Pike.
e2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, o3rner Cherry.
'I3--IIume High school, Spruce street, cor Broad.
if.-Fsmale school, Church street, near ChAtta-
uOcen Depot.
.ls-Hynes' High School, Line sire II, corner Sum.
mer
D. ls-Gordon Block, corner Broad stroot and RiVer
Landing.
,I7-orTIoyRs' Observation-Disclosures Hotel, Sum
NOR street, corner Deaderick.
ls-Corner Church and College streets.
- lO-Morris & stratton's Building, No. IA Market
street.
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l. 0. 0. p.

I,.r y Hrpr, Grand Secretary, should be a, 'ssed
At Nashulle, TeRa.
T,sutessss Ledge, No. meets every Tuesday kveh-
iux at their Hall, on the corner Of Union and sum
sner streets The officers for the present term, are:
o. g. Lesueur, N G.; J. K. Mills V.oi J. l.. Weakley,
secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer,
fSabue Lodge, No, lO--Meets at the same place
every Monday Evening. Tho oilcere are X, A.
Campbell, n. g.. Henry Apple, V'G.; D. h. Park,
secretary B. y. Brown, Treasurer
sallsv Lodge No 9O-AIeels at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday kvening. The officers
arr q. Q. Covert, N.G, Frank Harman, N'H'i James
wyatt, Secretary W, NJ Mallory, Treasurer
Aursra Lodge, No. lO5, (Germanl-Mce's at the
Hau, corner Of Union aud summer streets, every
rhursdAy Evenng. The officers are Csaries kiohi
No: Friedma' va; ---- Biiterioh, secretary
leo soi,f'e, Treasurer.
s sceig Eacampuleaf, No Meets at the above Hal
Ar1t and third Wednesdays of each month.
s0caa are: J. 4, Mlls, C.P.i I. "a. Mcbride, hP. +
FElfr, s.W.; Peter Harris, Jr, j. w Iohn
Scribe r. X. Gutter, Treasurer
70 Blaaoa Eaucampraeai No. 4-N cts AZ the
a Hah uu the sccnud aud fourth wednesday
= of oach mouth. Tho oulocra are Jas 7 hal,,
Henr Arplo, ll g.; Il. Nnker, S.Ns Fr.td
LW' Chares N'roher, -eobei Nafd
Rurer
u Degs os faGgklfsv n RebshaA-heets tbs nrs
lag afternoon Ol saea uloath, a. o s""A'
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shsrig-James NJ Hinton DeP's,e'--rhomas Hob.
lon and j. X. Buchauhn.
Register Phnehs Garrett
TlqlVce--w. Jasper Taylor
Coronsr-N H. Bslcher
Rangsr-Jonn COrbitt
Revenue Oollsetor-W D. Robertson
Railroad Tar CoRectOr--J G. Brley,
Co1isiablos for hs Nashville Disstcs-John 3, Cover
and J h. Newman.
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MILIT A r. y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

Department Hi-HeadquarteTs on High street. MAI.
Gen. Ros0orans, commanding,
Ohisf QaarierynaSisr- on High street,
near Cedar Lieut.. Col. Jno, w, Taylor.
Chief Comlaissdry-H Headquarters on Summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col. 6 Simmons.
Proros MdrshdI General - Headquarters on High
street Capt. W. NJ. Wlles.
Meliool Dirsctoy--HeGdquarlers corner High and
Church streets. Surgeon X. Murray.
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NIGHT POLICE

Captatn--John Baugh.
Firs LielIteneRt-Andrew Joyce.
Second Lisutndat-Jehn H. DAVIS
Polioensf-Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
vis Joel Phllips, Wm. Baker, John CJIrell, William
Aayo, John Engies, J. W. Wright, John Puckett,
Robert SCOTT, " c francis, David Yates, Chss, Hu'
tit and " laney. W..
sS- The Police Court Il opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
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DIRECTORY.
John HUGH SMITH, kayo-.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
John CBUMBLEY. Mov,haL

WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN oBUMBLEY, Aayshat
DsDu,v Marshals-w. Il. wilkinson, A. G. Tucker
and Jainee A. steele.
Olerks ofAs Markos-ichn Cnumbley es-O6lcto, hrst
jacob French, SECOND ana Thos McCarty, third.
Tar Assessor--Whliam Driver.
R,seuuo Colleosor--A. B. shankland,
Waser Tue CollsoiOr--E. B Garrett
TFsaspr0r--R. henry.
HAe.f Aaster--Thomas LeaEe.
6speririendc's qf ne RorkhoS,s-,Ilo Q. Dodd,
Ss,peyisseaaeys Of ne Watsy W~Ls--Wm. stewart.
Ohisf Of ahs Fire Depars.scs'--J JObn N. ssabsry
senoa ef ne Ocms,ery--r. Il. McBride
Sired 0psrsesr--J. L. stewart.
Ogv Aaorney--E, r Nulley
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Cooks and Nasss.--H Green, Joel MulIin,
w J Dickey, N Wood, CA Goodins, A w
Jeter, John Kennedy, John Mcdonald.
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The Richmond papers estimate the
damage % Fredericksburg, by the late
bOmbardment at S750OOO.
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An exchange paper tells a good story
Of shrewd but not over honest stock
raiser in Canada, who took The fret prise,
al an agricultural show, for bull on
which he had iitied a handsome pair Of
horns taken from a dead animal, whose
skin he had puffed out artifieially in va
rious places 20 conceal defects, with
numerous other deceptive contriyanoes
Wh'cb he Le1,Heib by ,0a'cliag hiy oijG hola
time u time, as s,e mais her toilette f0r
ball or plriy
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cHANcERY COURT.

Osanosilor-Hon Samuel D. Frierson
Caerk and Moser-J. z. Gleaves.
Sc The Coatt meets tho drst Monday in May and
November
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COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT,
Judge-Hon james Whitworth,
Clsrk-P Iindsley Nichcl
RS- The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday IN
each month, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, held the hrst Mon
day IN January, April July and October
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Hopitdl Aasndants- Cox. ] w Crofford,
" p \ Babb, T N Dillard J McPeal, G Nc
Connico. f.
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sIxTlErn NoRrn cAnoIINA.

y N Hethers, 7 Petillo S Petillo, NJ j Pet.
lilo, purse w Pegg, II Moore, nurse Tho
mas Messer, w Maxwell, nurse G w Green,
y N MAXWELL II II Rhea, S Ehsley, j Bedford,
A Grugg, J i Russell, J r h Gregg, r
Fletcher steward, John A Woody, nurse, r S
Cook, nurse, Foster, thigh amputated, New
ton Il Bridges, leg; L Glass, foot; r M Alex.
ander, thigh n. Hudson, arm amputated
w u Dillingham;, hip, Charles stokely, ankle,
amputated; NJ Wilson, thigh ID Mann,
shoulder and jaw; w r Cook, abdomen.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

JhdQs---- -
Clerk-payid C. Love.
&C. The Court meets the nrst Monday In March
and september.
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MISCELLANEOUS REGlMENrs.

w G Goodwin, 18th Tenn; G w Haywood,
10th La J Felts, goth Tenn, Il P Jantt, I'd
KY; w NJ Allen, Goth Tenn IT w Petts, Ssth
Tenn; John Dallon, 9th Miss NJ Sharp,
9th Miss, nurse; j Dayer, 18th La A Tipken,
Moses battery; II Strnback, l3th La; ? w
Stud, 9TH Ga; w w Bdnbry, Moses battery /;
f F Banks, 9th Ga; Thomas Lilly, 9th Ky,
sick + Rulfs, 9th Miss, abscess w w Win
field, Dlst Ala, (cavalry,) nurse; X F Cook,
18th La J Callege, 9th Miss Il Pettitt,
conscript hospital nurse; r r Williams, l4th
| Ala; II Brooks, 6lst Ala; Scott I'd Ky; +
W McGrady, 9thKy; VIM Wilbur, Sd Tenn
cavalry; FWeaver, 18th La G w Thompkins,
oath Miss; w II Speight, jackson artillery;
| + Conway, och KY, nurse; T Williams, blst
Ala, nurse; John Wilburn, Sd Tenn cavalry,
nurse; w B Rowback, 9th Miss Robert
Bryant Eldridge battery; V Y Gravitt, Sd
Confed cavalry; Thomas ID Wheelir, More's
battery Dogma, 18th La; II K Sevely, Sd
Confed cavalry P Ferrill, 18th La b Y Pat
terson, 26th Tenn; w Bailey, 18th Ala G
w Bachelor, sharp shooters; II Yarbo-
rough, 32d Tenn AW Shth, 9th KY, nurse |;
+ S Edmonds, cOnscript hospital nurse; A ]
| r Parker, 18th La G. w Pelers, 2Gth Tenn !;
w b Wharton, 24th Tenn; j Benson, 26th
Tenn B X Turner, 5lst Ala, nurse; r T
| /,
Ky; A Stewart, Goth Tenn G Samuels, I'd
Ky; II j lane, Terrill's battery, nurse Geo
Pash, 9th Ky; J Pennington, I'd Ga; S w
Stony, 9th Ca J Pitman, 5lst Ala, nurse; G
Fowler 4Sd Ga, cook; b l. McCullum, 9th
Miss; 2 A Hearen, Sth Confed cavalry;
Tobin, sharp-shooters J Petus, conscript hos
pital nurse; A Hawkins, oonscript hospital
attendant; Lesleur, 10th La NJ Brooks
26th Tenn; + Mcdonald, Washington Artil
lery; j A Ozark, Sh Ky cavalry; M Clover
lst Ala cavalry s Roberts, 9th Ky; w
Moss, 9th KY; w b Thornton, Gath Tenn; ,
Benson, 26th Tenn N N Johnson, goth Tenn
gone to Nashville; VIM Nevin, leg, amputa
ted; John Guy, 39th N @, leg II Landcaster
knee; w b Andrews, arm, amputated w
Spurlock, goth Tenn, breast w Lynch, 1871
la, both legs Nv Carr, 25th La, thigh n
L Evans, 4th Miss, typhoid fever; A Hop
kins, Weights battery; A Green, 26th Tenn
| pEOApITITT TTON
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CRIMINAL COURT.

Jadgs-Hon. William K. Turner.
Clerk-Charles E. Diggena.
a. The Court meels the first Monday iu Aprb Au
gust and December,
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YoRrY YIRsr ALABAMA.

G w Debraugh, G A Coon, G Shee,er,
w p Whiten, w Hickwortb, Tbos A Pearson,
j RWilliams, j Y Hewett, J Bunyan,
Merritt, w A Wilson, J II Caldwell, j l. Lyons,
cook, S NJ Windle, w N G Clark, S A Bepsley.
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EIGnrH 3IssIssIPPr.

w J Anderson. A i. Dnrao,s, n } W. Hhvr-
rel, = Hale, = Blackwell, L J Flowers,
thigh, } B Rich, w r Gum, G w Trussell,
J Pulliam, J A Jones, J Flowers, G w
Killiam .s..t
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FORTY FIFTH rENSEssEr

WIN Morton, shoulder; W lichet5 right
side; Jrumngs. lnlt shoulder; A w Bass,
brcasy; J. Lloyd, lclt thigh and right knee I;
Daniel Curryy, slight; r A Price, leit leg W
IL Clcmon, wrist; j W Martin, breast; j p
Hays, right leg; w Williams, seriously
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TwESTY.EIGHrH TEEEEssEY.

Osborn billiard, right leg, slightly; James
Bryant, lungs A p Gaines, left hip, deal; &
w Allen thigh slightly Calvin Tomin, side F.,
John Robinson, shoulder; Daniel M Morgan,
efI foot, dead Henry Green, right side Geo
W Smith, side, dead G Burton, left lee.
HoSgiiR AucHdot-W Il Foute.
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rwENrY-sIxrn TENNESSEE.

Wash Fuller, thigh Amos Harden, left leg
w Wright, ankle; Thomas b Neal, both
thighs; Andrew Leith, breast, slightly; Q Nc
Nabb, left leg; Charles Moore, right side; J
S Morrel, left arm; Samuel Foute, left leg,
dead; John Popln, both thighs; j c Jones,
knee; II NJ Busbauk, shoulder; James Caven
ton, left thigh V StifTle, thigh, slightly.
Hospital Ahendmts--S Gallaher, w IL ii
Gent
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EIGHTEENTH TENNESSEE.

S r Hester, right knee; Hardy NeNeal,
neck G B Briggs, shoulder; w G Stone, leg
J NJ Hatch, left shoulder, died since s W
Demunber, right arm, slightly; + Flambeau
thigh, slightly; D B Estes, hip Daniel Burton
side.