The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

StIeAsi al Aauls6y man, were cOnSe-
quently disbanded by a removal of the
4th Corps boys This troupe, composed
of "sojer boys, had been giving very
entertaining concerts for succession
of nights. Their fame as vocal and in
strumental amateurs attracted hundreds
nightly to their hall, where wit, humor,
talent and genius presided Coleman,
Meade, BOyce, Campbell, Mitchell, Pat
ton, Devon, Steele and Marks, are
name not "born to die and if these
talented gentlemen will continue to
follow their cherished vocation, when
this "cruel war is over," they will soon
become stars of the first magnitude in
their profession. To MessrR Terrence,
Door keeper, and Dillon, Ticket Agent,
we are under lasting obligations; and
the "Union Miustrels," one and all,
have our heartfelt wishes for their fu-
ture welfare and promising success
"Jeemes' came with US from Knox
Vile He has been around, seeing the
elephant, and endorses all that we say
in regard to the above named place.
He says that he used his influence in
breaking up the eating house, at the
Depot; and that was one worthy action,
at all events, as it was a swindling con-
Germ. He went to "Old Moses" got a
horn Of bad whisky, paid so cents for
it, then went to the Irish shanties, on
the Holston river bank, got two or three
moro, ION the slyD and paid so
cents for each; then went to
"old Frazier's," smiled and fell
in a good humor with himself
and all the rest Of mankind; then he
came up to Gay street, and joggled
against US just as We were giving the
pump handle shake Of the hand to DR..
Atoms, of the louisville Journal
We expostulated with him for being 50
rude, when he "about faced" and steer
ed for the Convalescent Camp.
But what of the Grand Army of the
Cumberland you ask. Well, we will
tell you part of what we know
Woods Division Ito the I'd Brigade of
which we belong is here. We are
under marching orders.
This Summer will most assuredly
wind up the Rebellion and the "old
9Th Indiana" Will most assuredly have
a hand in the final work The 9Th il
all right, and ready for the forward
march p We have just completed
making out Pay Rolls for months
pay; but the man with "old Equivalent,
has not yet arrived in camp.
Col Howard (of Potomac renown)
now commands the 4th A. c. He is a
fine looking man an able, efficient,
and popular officer. Gen. Hazen's
Brigade is now rested-yes, RESTED hay
ing been nearly two weeks without
marching; during which period it has
done nothing but drill three times a
day,-police quarters three times q day,
go out on Dress Parade, once a day,
etc The 9th Indiana is in this Bri-
gade, and Of course it is rested but
we don't anticipate much rest for it
during the four months to come, at the
end Of which period its term Of service
expires But who cares Somebody
must do the work; and the "old 9th"
has proved that she can do her share,
and that Of whole Corps, to boot ?
Major Campbell is commanding the
Regt He has just received = Lieuten-
ant Coloners commission; and if ever
an officer deserved it for strict atten-
ton, ability, and faithfulness Major G.
D. Campbell superlatively deserves it,
and will wear the rank with honor.
Thar have been many changes, lately,
among the line officers" in the Old
9Th Ind Capt A. w. Prather, Co. c.
q true and gallant ofieer,--has with
drawn from the Regiment, having re-
ceived a Lieut. Colonels Commission in
the l20 Indiana Vols The gentle
manly, agreeable, brave aud efficient
Capt Sam. McKeehan,- Co. B., is now
Maior elect, Of the Regiment, and wears
b 3 honors as blandly as the flowers Of
May. he is destined TO distinguish
himself in any position which bis pres
ence may grace The courteous and
heroic lst Lieut., A. F. Conner Co D.,
now awaits muster as Captain; as also
does those true, brave, and faithful off,
GERS, Lieutenants Dan Connor, Co.
L, and, Jas. Simpson, Co r.,
The urbane, and devoted Chas.
Bryant, Co. z, now wears the
"double-bars; and the brave and
failhful Lew. Hill, formerly lst sergt
Co z, now wears the well merited rank
Of lst Lieutenant Sergeant Woolman,
Co. L, for meritorious conduct carries
ist Lieutenant's commission; and the
gallant and ever popular u. E Van
Trees, Co. E, now does honor 70 the
rank Of lst Lieutenant These are
some Of the late changes which have
taken place in the old 9Th. We are On
the eve Of move, which We viii chronicle
in our next It does Us good to be able
T. speak fayorably Of mankind, in gem
eral; but it gives Us exquisite pleasure
to record the honorable sggrandizement
Of men whom We knoW-soldiers and
officers who have passed through the
whole ordeal Of this terrible rebellion,
only q reap fame. glory. honor. and the