Named Entity Results, Tennessee (Tennessee, United States)

Matters in Middle Tennessee. The latest news from the front in Middle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. TMiddle Tennessee is that all was quiet along our main lines, but that a pretty brisk fight had occurred between a small squad of Gen. Morgan's cavalry and a large force of the enemy, on Friday last, upon our right, and that our cavalry were compelled to fall back. The bridge over the Watauga, lately destroyed by Carter's (Yankee) cavalry, has been rebuilt. --The work was finished and the train passed over it on Tuesday. The work on the Holston bridge, at Zollicoffer, is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that it will be finished by the 1st of March, The Chattanooga Rebel says the "signs of the times" in the regions of the front are represented is exhibiting but one idiosyncrasy. Rosecrans is said to be checked by several circumstances besides the weather; but the most intelligent opinions contemplate his advance by the time the spring fairly opens. His reinforcements are stated by the most positive i

orrors they are experiencing, the weather has been unusually severe, and their clothing has been sent. Desertions continue as numerous as ever. To prevent it the pickets were doubled about a week ago; but even this precaution falls to prevent their leaving. The number of sick in the various hospitals is estimated at eight thousand, and preparations are being made for a much larger number. During last week Confederate notes were sold at sixty cents on the dollar for greenbacks. Tennessee money was above par, and other Southern bank money used at par in all commercial circles. Greenbacks were depreciating, and not held with any feeling of security. The election proved so great a farce that no certificate was issued. The lucky aspirant has had, therefore, to forego the honors so eagerly sought for. Gen. Hamilton, with his body guard, has his headquarters in the residence of Major Hunt, on Beal street; Gen. Logan's forces were encamped near the State Hospital; Gen