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OrFroE CH1EP OF PoLIoE

Nashville, Tenn, March 2Sth, 1884.
In accordance with Special Order No 20,
dated March 22nd, it is hereby ordered:
L That occupants Of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, will be required to
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
Ofsl removed, within foFty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage OF
dirt of any kind viii be allowed to accu-
mulate on any promises within the city
limits.
Il. All dirt to be removed in barrels aud
boxes from the back yards and alleys By
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish viii be allowed to remain more than
twenty -four hours without being removed.
III. 06ai, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays eXcepted) before 10
A. NJ. All ashes and rubbish will be set in
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. ".
each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses will be required to have The rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before A. n. each day.
V. Amy violation of the above Order will
be punished by fine Of Five Dollars, 49,
10 De collected By the Provost Marshal.
VI. As cleanliness is one Of the frat re-
quisites 10 health, it is hoped the citizens
viii do all in their power 70 assist in re-
moving one Of the first causes of disease.
As soon as a sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice will be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost TO
citizens.
VII. AS it is my intention 70 remove AL
9th from the city proper, whether in the
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals /;
any information that would facilitate the
above will be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
WIZ. D. CHAMBERLAIN,
Capt. and Chief of City Police.
ap2-Im
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lan for convention to Elect delegates
10 the Nallonal TnIon COnFmlIon.

10 tue hduODdi JnlOh JOufbntt01s
wherens. a National Union Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United
States at the approaching Presidential
election, is called 10 convene in the
City OF Baltimore on the 18th day OF
June next; and, whereas, we may con
fdently hope that by the triumphs and
progress Of our arms, the people Of Ten
nessee viii be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election;
aud, whereas, the Union men Of the
State have deep and peculiar interest
in the action Of the nominating con
vention, as well as a right to be repre-
sented therein
Therefore, we do hereby call upon tho
unconditional Union men of Tennes-
see, TO meet in the respective divisions
of the State, on the 30th Of May, at
such places as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tionsl Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled TO send ten
delegates we would sugfest that East
Tennessee send fur, and each of the
other divisions three.
HORACE MAYSARD,
W. 9. BRoWSLow,
JOIN A CAMPBELL,
n NJ BRIEN,
WIN P. JONES,
HORACE H. HARRISON,
j. B. BINGHAM,
]. n. ToNENY,
VIZ II FITCH, Jr.
Union State EreeKsve Committee
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InfnrmafIon No e.
Z. g. DISTRICT COURT FJR THE Middle La
TRICr or TEEE35EE.

Z. g. DISTRICT COURT FpR THE Middle DIs
THICr or TEEEs5EE.
The United states -. shares stock ln ths Com.
Bierci1 lnsursnce Company, ant other proper
g Of John h. Johnson.
WTHEHEt5. HORACE II HARRISON. ATOP
w ney u TIE ulsd States fJT SAID Is-tri.f
has On this, the ID day of April, lsf8, Ei-I o.
amended Information In this ca-tsr 1iifg1 al1oue
other ihng-, the seizure q o~rts.n the os'at~ and
property, money, sI0c<s and credits a John j..
Johnson late Of -at Distinct and o. zlif johnson =
nierest IN certain rel estate dc-crihei ID sald In
fOrms1On, aud that tfae same sei1fd ~ ihe
Marshal d Sic Dnit-d States, on tie -slh Gay 81
isnLary, 1874, forfeited % the United stats sor
tie causes mentioned in sad Information. sud prly
ng Zoe monitor % tbs Court and notice ~ the
hlusr q tie ssld sf1ence1 fI.ig1uafion.
Now, tnerei0rr pursuant % the nloniuon under
The 20 ~ Of said Court % directed. hereby Nra
pubic waning t0 ~ peraona CONCERNED in interest
iu -ad properly - appear before s41 Cont - the
Federal Cou1 Rom. 20 the CrWtol ~ Nashville,
On the seoOnl MONDAY u Stay next, the1 and here
. PROFOUND tialr cLIu- au MAKE tleir n gfoas
iu tlli behalL r. r. GlAsCpCk.
o. + Marshal 90 The sd. DIT. n Team.
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OFPICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL.
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 5, 1864
Provost order, No. II.

NASHVILLE LEM, ApTll y IoOE
ProvoSt order, No. Il
EXTRACT
VIII. The frequency with which horses
and mules are stolen in the vicinity Of this
Post by marauding soldiers and yagrant
negroes. calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid - fight, and
not 10 trade in horses and mules. The
Offering Of horse or mule for sale By q
soldier, is in itself an offence, and is 1rlma
facic evidence Of his having come in pos
session of it by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing it, becomes an sccomplice
Of his guilt
Any soldier selling, or offering for sale, q
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the same Of a soldier, viii be arrested and
punished.
No negro will be permitted to sell OK offer
for sale any horse or mule without a special
permit from this Office on proof Of ownership
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, will
be arrested and punished.
The patrols viii be instructed 10 arrest ell
soldiers found riding or having in their pos
session horses or mules not branded toiH t6e
Government brand.
By command of BRIG.-GEN. r. S. GRA8GER.
JOHN W. HORNER,
Lt.-cOl. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
April 6--tf
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40, Liberty sweet Liberty.
Like love, thou bringcst sorrow;
And yet, for but one hour with thee,
W hO would not die tomorrow -
SoEG or FREEDOM.
II song, betorc The battle boys,
song Of veriest gleej
hearty shout, ringing cheer,
For who 80 glad 81 we
BY the saered land that bore Us,
By the dear home-ones that love usage,
By the starry banner Ger rs,
Win we liberty to-day-or die
Here's health before the battle, boys,
In crimson wine so free
Then drain gain the trimming cup,
For who % strong as vet
Bv the fair ones that adore us,
By the prayers Of sainted mothers-aye,
BY the glorious prize before Us,
Win we Liberty to-day-or de
Good Bye bsfore the battle, boys,
A 1aal one may be,
4 shake Of hands, but not Of hearts,
For who 50 brave as we?
Bv the sacred land that bore US,
Bv tie sires whose blood redeemed Us AYE
~ the Old flag waving Ger as,
Win we liberty to-day-or die!
Huzza now comes the battle, boys,
One blow, and we are free
Huzza 10 glory or to death
Aha how few we are We.
b. the tattersd banner Ger US,
ny the heaps Of fallen comrsdes-ayef
By the brave ones gone before US,
Viz we liberty t0-day-or del
--Eretaa1e
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InfnrmafInn M L

~ THE L. s. CiECUtT CDUkT-MIDDI DIS
TRICT Of TENNFa3SEE
The United states ~. Lots No. I, 2, g; =, % and
q, ii the plan Of the dvis4on d the lOt Of lad
on College Hill, IN Nashville, and lhe Alley De-
tween sad lots and the buildings, machinery.
~ or said lots, used tn manufacturing cal.-
nou a., which lots were deeied y The 2late "a
Tennessee, b. r. EcGasock, X. n. Gro0m~.
James Cavit sad o. 3. Hurt.
NTHEKE >, An AMENDED IMPORTATION
w was t!ed, on the eJth day Of April. 1874. b.
Horace q. Harrison EsI., Attorney o. lie United
States r said District, against sad properly
among other things alleging That said property Esa
sst1ed on he 18th day Of March, 1852, Dy tha MIDI
tTy authority o. tho United States, As forfeited -
the United State and the sane II sought % -
condemned foreited for thscauses stated 10 said
amended Inf 'rInzt on.
now, therefore, IN purauance Of the prsyer o.
s8id Amended information. and fhe monitor Of the
court uHder The seal Of tho COurt, % me Issued
and directed, hereby give pubic waning 20 Az
persons claiming or pretending % have Say inter-
est n SAID propsrts, that they BE- and appsar b.
fore the Circuit Court q the United States foF the
MIDDLE District d enuessee, az the Federal COurl
Room, 10 the Capitol, IN the city Of Nashville, O.
the second Mon" ay, being the 9Th day. 81 Nay next
ten o'clock 10 The forenoon Of thai day amt shOs
cause, Il any they have, why sad property shall
not be condemned, aud the proceeds distributed
according 70 law r. k. tsLAsCOEk.
Marshal q. s. for the Md. Dist o. Tenn.
22-Hlf
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United STATES or America.

MIDDLE Dl-AkADl 0f iEeaEl7-f .l..-- No. ..
lEHEBEAe. IN IMPORTATION Was FILED
w on tne iFstact Court % the LuIs.d assfe
f.r the u .ddie District of Ieunessee ca the Zsth
DIV o. April, 4s5i. ty fiorEcc q. H1rrson Af-0fusy
oi DE Un.ted states ~ snld Dlsfrlet uho proae-
cutcs therein 90 heLalf - The United states Ard
Joseph r. Irln. surveyor re- Gus oiuf ef Nashville
Team, aga 1-t sizig-u-ne ls.ea n Cotton marked
+i- L. ncd 1gsisls- az frr.1- l.lssiiiy .T.taFFen-
inz fr tle.r interests rtarfr alleging ln ~ .tar.,s
That On April -. issi. 70 E.i Desires. 20 land snd
properly Vas seized p ssdi. r. lGlliEl, A. f.1iafrd
b. The u.fe -tates or etll-a-- n said ll1rrnlLou
~ forth and aVerred ~ o. t.le. 1nd praying oFLse
Usual process, g..
Nov. therefore, IN pursuance Of thP mouiuou ua-
der The zeal ~ SAT- Court f0 tireclrd. herr
- give pubic uarTsug to IN psrsfns courerred ID
Interest n sad cottor, OBJ appear before SAD Cort
at the Pedestal Court Ron n the Capitol IS Aash-
vide, M SAID District. on Che - Mou.ay n MAJ.
1874, Then ard there o. PROFOUND their cllu.s al-l
ulsls tha.s allegations in til,l bohllL
Et.WiN q. GLAsCOCE.
msrshal ~ ttn Sid Lsst. 81 rsuu-
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United States OF Amerlea.

MIDDLE DISTRICT Of TENNESSEE-No. o.,
HTHEREAs, on the geth day Of February, ls8
w an Information was fled in tila District C0ur
Of the United states for the Middle District u Ten
nessee, BY Horace n. Harrison, Esg.. Attorney ol
the United states for sad Distinct, VINO prosecute.
therein On behalf u the United states, and Joseph
X. ilin, Surveyor Of Customs az Nashville, aasinsl
1S3 bales Of Cotton. Of which some are marked
"W., some J.. b" sud some "E. L. " b" ailetrag
in substance that on tbe I'D DAY 81 February l8l4
said property vas seized 10 sald Di-trct o. lsnd.
~ sUi4 Joseph n. Dilhu, IS FORFEITED or causes u
said Ini0rmst0n set forth and aFsrred t9 b. trle,
sod praying f0r the usual process snd mOnifI1u-
NOH, Therefore, ia otedleu1e ~ he nonil0n o.
sad CCgu, under ths seHd thereof ~ u1s a.
rscged. ] hereby give pgtlr warning 10 ~
persons concerned ia interest b. SAD property
10 appear before said Court ~ tha Fe,ierl Court
EoOTu, 10 the Capitol AZ Nashville, ia sa-d DistslcE
On'the "a Monday N May next, ~ 20 O'Clock. A.
~. then and there 10 prop0lnd their eiaius and
maze their sueEa1ouz. u. u. 0I-ASCDCE.
Z. $. Marshal Tor NJ Bid Dist Tennsssss.
IN
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLnERs
o. rHE
BrOad-sireet Bridge COmDaBy.

ATA MEETING OF TIE plRECTORs D.
"a The Broad--treet Bridge Company. hald b,
TOO l1lh inst he i1loEinE resolution aas adattafis
hsio'Eet Thai meeting of he ssonkhalifre d,
caiei fcr The 9TH day af Mas neEt ar To- offas ~
t1a Tennessee Marine AMI flre Insurance Conn
rs, % Fots uT-lu t1e proposition ~ orsn books -
sl1sasflr ucl7 tur alidit4lsl stock IN TIE Hroef-
street Bridge pompsny - reouiid said sri,lzo.
By oftisf " ne Board
aPss-a AW. BUTLER, .lFsiszrss,
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Sig No. 2-THs AgvE1,EvEEs OF a consoaIs7.

ssr No. 2-THE ApvETUEE5 OF a CoEsCRPT.
No. l. Ha, draft goodl as patriot, if drafted
go-SUre
2. l receive letter which tells the agonizing
fact-I'm drafted.
g By the advice Of 100000 friends / offer q
substitute.
4. Who uttering a quack, is rejected by the
iusulted surgeon.
8. feel my country calls farewell, my love !
90 where glory waits mel
8. I herceiy charge the foe, and 10 fearful
carnage.
Z. And make sturdy rebel fly.
& Am sent With dispatches, q perious duty!
death OF gloryl
=. Attacked by a band 0: gOriss, ] cry,
Come or ye r-r-r-Taltors %
10. I discOnhJ them and bear OF the head Of
the gorilla chief.
II. I deliver dispatches, save the army ard
am made q brgadi6T-Eensral.
II. and thus relieved nom al future dangers
il the geld, J crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed ond hgZ1-
sonest eolored Cards ever PUBLISHED, besides being
tie funniest in the market.
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SGT No. s.-THs SLAVE N 1888.
MOL. IN the cotton field,
2. The Christmas week
s. The sale.
a. The parting; " Buy IA too"
6. The lash.
o. BLOW for blow.
=. In the swamp.
6. Freet
=. The Union lines
~. Make way !or Liberty,
II. Victory.
L. He died for vctoryi
Ia ordering, the number OF the Set Is only neces-
ssTy 60 mention. For instance, No. l. 9 or = o. all
Of them, II al are desired.
Price, 90 Cents each SET,
FREE BY MAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, tone OF esch, as sampled post
Tal0 %
One dozen Set, (assErtod, # preferred)
post paid for...-.. A.. 90
SIX d8zeH Set, assorted, II preferredl
freight paid by buyer.--...-.........:.....2 q o.
One Gross. assorted, ii Preferred freight
PAID by IS o.
Army Agents suffers and Pedlars, il they prefer
10 may send their orders and money through auy
Express Company, with Instructions TO pay for
Goods on delivery At the Office Of the company
VII send money FOR small orders; large orders Il
preferred, c. o. d. Send your orders in fun 70 n
sure prompt delivery. seal all letters carefully,
ard address plainly o
GEO P. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. l07 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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Eighth Army Corps,

h-tANAe ~. ".
Many citizens ofthis department have
gone voluntarily into the States in re-
bellion against the United States, some
70 join the rebel aFiny, others to aid and
encourage the rebellion by their pres
ence and otherwise, who have left pro
perry in real estate, slaves, stocks Of
various descriptions, and other securi-
ties for money, in this department.
And many citizens Of the States in re-
bellion, who have participated in and
encouraged that movement, have SINH
lar property within the department 1t
is deemed important that such property
should not be under the control of such
persons, and liable to be used in whole
or in part IN the support of the rebel
lion, and against the interests of the
United States II is, therefore, hereby
ordered that the proceeds Of all real
estate, the hire of all slaves, the in
terest on all debts due from persons
in this department, the current inter
est on all private debts, the dividends
and interest on all stocks and bonds
Of railroad companies, banks, turn
pike road companies, manufacturing
companies and public corporations,
however deliverable and payable, which
are the property Of the persons above
described, and are within this Depart
ment, shall be withheld by the persons
authorized, and whose duty Il Is TO pay
the same, from such person, their rep
resentstives, agents and attorneys,
however constituted; and that the same
shall be paid over TO Lieutenant Colonel
Alexander Bliss, Quartermaster of this
Department, or such other gentleman
as the General commanding may
authorize and appoint from time 10
time. All persons having authority
over such property viii be held respon-
sible for such sums rs may be. paid in
violation Of this order, and be other
wise punished by military commission.
The hire and the proceeds Of labor Of
such slaves as are IN the counties Of
Maryland in this Department, and be-
long to the parties above described, will
in due proportion be set apart and re-
served for the use of such slaves when
they shall have been freed by the con-
stitu;ional laws Of Maryland, Is it
hoped they soon viii be
By command of Mai. Gen. Wallace.
SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE,
Assistant Adjt Gen.
JAaEs Ross, A .. G
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The order Of Gen. Lew Wallace
which we append, is about the first ever
made by commander of the Baltimore
Department that seemed TO US to reach
clear down 10 the thirsty place in a
loyal soul and satisfy it. In effect it
transfers TO the Government the in
comes, interest and dividends Of all
real estate, stocks, bonds and moneys
Of rebel citizens Of Maryland who have
left the State for the Conlederacy, and
leaves their relatives and friends TO do
without 1t also keeps the proceeds of
the labor of slaves belonging to such
refugees for the support of the slaves
themselves when they shall be enamel
patsd In both points it is wise and
timely, and the wonder is that it was
not done long ago The day Is past for
treating rebels with consideration or
evon with mercy.
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otF no is--OtH tAELAliu@5 AT HONE AND hESnAO
COMPRISING
No. /. On Engi2nd's nnuggy shore, a surly HoI
EgTeR gTicFoCs roari
2. Which temporarily astoaished even tbs
Gallo cock.
=. Who sponded with waTlilzs yigoT, whsr
lion cGved.
.. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: Is ne
nots bird and 8 hrctherG"
8. Which he fOrCets IA the brace Of the
beuighted wolf Of the g. s. A.
Q. The auuing Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the hon.
7. The Mexican vJlltUre gaTr0ted by the gal
EccOck.
g. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel
when the lion pockets bis rams.
2. Grendcombat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the G. s. A.
10. Death Of the wolf.
II. The eagle vindicates The Monroe doctrine
IN heEcO.
Il Grand taleag. The little child IibeTtg
shsl lead John Bull ithe loD) and France
(tle Gallo coek) Ia future.
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Chronic Gases

s.rlnas: Diseases OF the TIlr0st sEall-d Joints
stiff Limbs, Pisurisy, Pains, Uloers Gamer Gravel
Diseases o. the Heart and Liver Inflammation u
TIE stomach, Neurslgia, Kings Evil o. Scrululs
Deafness Diseases Of the Eyes, DebEtated Sys-
teuss. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Cousumptons-
together WITH 81 Private Diseases. md Diseases %
tie Urinary Organs
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DISEASES Oh TiHB SKIN!


rEtBIs CERATE HAS BEEN IN USE BY THE
French armies for the past flty years, and
there is no French soldier Who does not know its
value.
1t VAS also used extensively by the allied aTnies
10 Tie CTirnean wsr and such we're The BENEFITS de-
rived from its use that il b2s acquired WOrdW
reputation, and soldier who knows Of its merits
VIII b. for a single week without box ID his kaa-
sack As by the use Of this Cerste he always has q
safeguard against The various troubles 10 which
soldier is subject rs by using it on his clothing, hs
can prevent the appearance Of yermin, and the dis
eases OF the skin enumerated above and siter they
have made their appearance it is but little trouble,
with the aid Of this Cerats, 20 nd himself Of these
disagreeable troubles.
The proprietors have gone TO crest expense to
procure the original recipe Of Dr.. Felloc, with fu
directions, and the apparatus for manufacturing the
Cera.e. a. Il has been made by the original inYen-
tor, and have procured the
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

Ny books VII show thai fo- Ire pest Eve moths
my practice hiss increased hundred per cent over
the last year until Il IL not 20 Be surpassed b any
IN the Stste With my general prsctce u tie oirg.
tresi de folloN.nE
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10 the Ladies.

Al Affections OF the Womb treated Win success
Those Married Ladies who haVs been 20 unforta-
nate 70 miscarry or prove abOraOn, can Be carried
% their f1n time found pregnant, b. giving me .
call.
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sI1aallrlglE alnJDu.
IA, -pasTsspar - "a p.hI5sl,o--.
Before The liaf.Ie.

SATURDAY, MAY :, 1864.
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 80. o. an
diseases subject u Man, there IS disease 90 hari
70 cure s. Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce thai understand treating it aud 20 you can
say that have cured dozens Ia this CITY, 81 vel a.
IN different States who have spent dollar alter do
lar aud are nov wen cured by me. ] sm dHly r.
ceiying letters and sending medicine - an psrs o.
the country. In a word, ~ that are diseRsed in
any way, and win give me a cal, viii give sslis-
faction for all Of the diseases meuaOnad Ia tina al
verusemenL The best Of references gwen IN this
city.
Au letters directed TO
DR. MoGILL,
No. % Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Jsut vii meet with prOmpt attentou-
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Twelve Cards in Zach set.

Ssr No. l.-OUa RELATIONS AT Hoss AsD As2oAl
COMPRISING
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sternity.

Young Mz-Tied Ladies whose mssforr1ns Il Aas
been not u bring forth in due season, rememie
God has Sid you should multiply aud replenish- L
this Is your desire you can consult me either b
letter or 10 person. No lady over thirty i've years
Of aga need make application. All Recommendations
b. letter or person strictly confidential.
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sB-rhs above articles have ben bought loW br
cash. selected with great carr. Fnd all b. old - the
Tow E7T CASH PkfCE-
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Death of 15O fedora Soldiers from
Starvation ana Exposure.


In the Demccrdt Of yes er.isv morning
We state thar nu ,.h-r uf our brave h", :
who volunteered from she .ia's ot Irdi-
ana. had died from exposure while Pn
ro":. from Cumberland Gap TO .hi. place.
We Yesterday bad conversation ~l;h y
number of those who arrived here and
from them We learn 'hr f,llo~iny psr'icu-
lars:
Five drrd Of the ll5 1l7rh. and
llSh Indiana six months volunteers
were ordered I" report At ludianap"!i-.
their term OF office having sxp.r~d. T es
left tzewe'l. and were nar.t.ed over me
mountains through the cold. some o. them
wilh,.u' ii oe> or Their i-s,. and with tut
little clorhing, he, we're com .,rlled 20
march dav and night, with bnt a sran'v
supply Of food, aud q number of them A.
rnah, dlrh from s'a-vatinE In one party
"t hundred an: two, t. ertv-f,ur died
before reachin" Csmn r'son: and It er
'"nrh' G hat p'ar,, fif v->ix men fell doa n
from sheer ex'sns ION anil died in frA
hours Ont of five hundred v hn l-fr Tsze
well, but three hundr.d ard tif> REACHED
here the Other one hundred an! fif,v hav
ing died from exposure and The vat Of
food and proper care. One nigh two he
longing TO company A, ll5th Indiana,
hal become so weak from starvation ,ta'
they fell hv the wa,slde and actually died
crying for bread. These ',rts were ac'u
nIv related to US bv both officers and pri
Yates belonging TO the different regiments
named above. The men who arrived here
presented most pi'iful appearance being
>cantiIy clothed. and having been almost
without food for several days