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, with General Manson's and General Curtin's brigades, and own, while the river points further South will be held by Gen. Boyle's brigade. This route to Nashville will be held at all hazards, as its present occupation threatens the rear of General Buckner. This force will prove a strong and able one, and may yet act in concert with General McCook, in an attack upon Bowling Green, if such an attack is ever made, which is extremely doubtful. Confederate sick left to die. Mill Spring, Jan. 28. --A visit to Monticello revealed to Gen. Hanson the fact that not less than one hundred and seventy-five sick and wounded rebels had be on left to die at that place, ten miles from the river, which they knew we could not cross. On the morning of Tuesday subsequent to the fight many of those left had died, and the bodies of three others were found a mile beyond. Their graves are seen by the roadside. Flag of truce to Recover Zollicoffer's body. Captain Henry Ewing, of Nashvi