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Names sf New Y.rser- Captured by tho
Rebels st aetA Rosa Islasa.

The following Is list Of the members of ths
Sixth Res inc ent (Billy wlsons) captured by
the enemy at the battle Ct Santa Rosa Island (:
Co. G, John Riley CO y, Alexander y,n
Riley and joseph Ili1il on Co II, Anlres
MtGraih c.. II, -Cockroft and Thomas Ks
nee Co. q, Walter M, Cutoh'on o'ok ~
he band, known - Span'sh JNk, " Go. z ;
MaJsr NesbJ s servant, known as sailor Jsck I;
Col. Wilson's cook, krown a. Nap Icon Band,
William ChspmSn, Pat Gillss ard u CAver
ly
All Of these men are aid to be Of this city.
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ENSURA RANCR.
uAvk YoU PROVIDED FOE f0Ul
n RHaAiy IN insuNass % ysu khf

LAVE You PROVIDED FOE foul
n RspAiy N insINAss % ysSS LAT
o1s
klH lr1UkAhCn OOAfAAN,
10 ooUkT sTkHEI, Bko0kLYA
VI BBOADwAY, NEW voBk.
,s .n 1 sS.s: Cas-. &C e1..Ta. ..I .. sss ts
An Euss O.AAs bosns AsB
hssssAsn.
pIAEsyoBG
D. a Lsw. fhssaAA OArston,
~ n O1ry, yshh 7. MArta,
I. n. RiVtAasghGzns Jokn nAley,
:. .. r. ksrsL AkAa, John sn-asa,
reoaass MSs.Rgss, J. NilSOS sHahk.
sanAuA On an. HArolc Ullnsr,
lssay y aISpCss A. r. csP.sf,
SLr 2 BayiA, NehsniAh Ii ghA.
as1 q Ccrrsil nAwsrd A. IASsbsrts
.shE u C'cFA, JaJse- Hsw,
"a Clkhiu, l. . wyaAn,
~ ~ Nsf oSl, csotgS A JARVIS
rhGs PolbsD JSa Aenusi FeTrys
.. . tsuGsWntA. .. .. Howard
CAAy Odnnina, aeOrGe T, Hope
Iohn q. BsTksa, Charles A. Townsend,
ISWL RobeTN, Cornelius j. DpraSaa
RAlAN 4. GTihath. JsssPh ". eEasa.
WkLTaB o. aRTFI1H. rrrs!dsAA
IN FEOTHlh0HAN, Trs4SsG.
pssO. q. EPLEY, ssoreS@g
A P. CAPWHLLs OVohsd.
uedinsl C1unsa.
.. L. nTCHnl4L, Brooklyn,
JAhss sTHwAkF, r. D., h<N Vera
Hlv'aar6I Of proAaa deola I'd aNasSasy, aud y
plSd bn sefislSly W rsduss tAA sexual Of sihTS
TfsniUh@.
, aoss = - nlsnAAs- Gbsk y aOt IN say Sas- SAB
lea l.. AnssSEnsnI, bOa a . psrlAAAs'a IoAA o. Va
psljuy " BE- paid onIy by tna apPLeshSa o. Pr0fE
or aaAuS.Sd trUua the Ansast dua Wa1 M pSuS
r.syma tayEbba. Tbs Sss pzrt q ths prsniss
aAy be pad sabuA6y, ssrI aEnuAH 81 IaRrs1h
n 8, 10, sr any sasSsT u y-~so - n s-aA s'aSa
btV pohoics re Drsrtols co . ttab 10 Sats sNs l
~ GAnuL PNysssoI n1y - s2II und-rsa d .hs -
Ars1sa ~ tWo ysGTs AAd re cssaf-sng ~ 80
.ytTynsI Ssps. II - thIss yssp toe LAgns kJAS -
LHa on tie asAos sriustF,s Wssr~ The SresDz~- v
sayakls in ssz any oasSr hu,abeT q ys~ru
folioass tssusl for NE o. foe any srn Il yS-.t
"a or ths pArtstPshpg er a0o-pATsupstsAG SsAls
= ruAsa - lev - aH ssaSa ssasusl - Vtssh ss-A
frs-.ianaa "a ssSgt p-s sAa nsS p~rsstpSsAl
eslislss are yayESls sa oaSh.
KaaswIaJ INA PoA,Ss. 'sscsa. Shs sAAA P~yuAG .
,As r.s,rsss AkVes sG ths pay % desAs- - v ajE
sT ~ ON attaining e. %, o. ~ % Or 70 ys~ES a
~. Also oil IOr.As q oGildrsDp sAa0~aAanAa A.
/ asnaity polioaA oa ,ka noae bv0iaes S<nA
- Thh Company las sdoPfnS = Ssuasape
| tuAAsd " prsvsi ~ laSss ~ ~ Psast s.a .
sssars 70 ths aAseIsd IN syeTy ass 81 shs aaA as
| aAIsA Asly ysy,ASasa 90 prvvtA r. O. ~-.1
Bszs ussd ma lpyrsssDS thsrssoss Ass sAaaI inahs
| y V 80 ths pIS.Ati. a any fusar. tsas w y
Tsiye ths lss u ~hal shsy hAv. p.sA
Ee..k04Ay 70 sn Who rsy.se ~
Gee. 81 f. -, ysnssa .s SH ~A 80 - Ma
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I'll. h1i-,, las sf War.

The total number Of French troops sent 10
tho Crimtan war, during ih. "a months Of In
continuance, numbered 809, ,26s men; ef whcm
2OC, 900 entered the ambulsnces and hopitals
tn receive medical aid; %, 900 for wounds; and
n ort,l ty WIS 90, 229, or ~ Ia per centum- Ot
these l6, 800 died Of wounds, and nearly 81, 900
rr, nm diaaa saa
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Fifty Thou-aad seauea In the Navss
RNpeditisn. ...
The Washington correspondent Che fhHa-

dslphia Pre-" says;
ct IL estimated that In ths respssffys
squsdrops Of the great naval expedih 40, nearly
all Of which has sailod, 10 sbout 70 s-ii, thers
sre hfty thousard hardy essmeB, co nposed In
great part tf vbals men, 6shermsn . ID every
clas Of men familiar with tho acid ,rts and
,xc,t, nents Of the deep. This vast srmy f
weather. b-atsn soldiers Of the sea kns > osly
oas n etto-thal is obedienos 10 orders.
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tittary and Naval Movements
Iusibr X BusiNRss.

From tho 10Th Of April TO Saturday last sew
snty vessels Of war were fitted out at the Brook
l,n Navy Yard alone Many Of these w.re first
clan ships, ard the entire number Is larger than
the number Of v, sells In commission at any time
previous TO the REBELLION tircs the formation o.
our navy.
RECRUIIING FOR TuE CALIFORNIA RHoIMEST.
Capt. Bi,rsl, tho gallant officer who 20
prom ly avenged the death Of Col. Baker at
Edwards Ferry, by shooting the rebel by
whose hand the Colonel had fallon, is now In
this city, recruiting for tho Fnst California
Reginent. The regiment has already won fol
itself impsrishabls lAurels, by its action in that
disastrous affair, and wo anticipate that Capt.
Bieral will find lii 10 difficulty In Obtaining
ANY numsur Of recruits which no may require.
CONSOLIDATED.
Tte Clinton Guard and As'of Regiment have
been consolidated as the Glst Regiment, N.
s. v, Tho field officers are Ch,, 8. W.
Cone Lieut.. Col, W. X. AAWboy Major
II. A. S Lynch.
HEALTH or REBEL rRIsoNERs.
The Cape Hattsras prisoners on Bedloe q
leland are moro healthy th n those confined on
Goyeinor's Island. Several OF tho latter are
sick in hospital, ard eighty or ninety sick In
the castle, while none OF the former are in hoe
pital. MArshal Kane, Of Baltimore, remains in
the garrison on Governors leland.
HOSPITAL FOR HAMPTON ROADS.
The old irigsie Brsndywine, toWed by tho
steamer Bier Vile, has left for Hampton Reads,
whore she will be stationed as an hospital and
store ship. Sho has been lying in the mud oil
the Navy Yard for the last ten years, her Las
service being On the Brazil squdron in 1851.
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A chaplain IN cns q the rcsimsuts - -
Posomac narratss the lcafsr of sick hpidirr.
which s'rikjngly illustrates, the rcssoalnR ~
many men ir the camp snd out of n eoxne
one had mentioned 70 the soldier ths sesc ~ -
lowing, the fever sstting In violently, The siek
man in agined that ke was the one ssntcnccf -
bs shot. The surgeon being called, ths foiicss-
'ng ccnveTs.tion ensnsd; 60 .f rLi. raI
"DOclor, am gong ~ BE- shot In the nnrn-
d, ,i y to mske all necessary preprsticn f~ ~
enc
STl 'ey shall not shoot you-I1l taks esrs e
xou- \ Ntoever oomes 70 take you from here, j
bsll ba, o them arrested and put under gunrd."
viii YOU. dear doc,or1 Thank you, th.rar
you-velI. then, yoa nesd net sosd for tna
Chr plsin ~, tyet .f
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PoRBACH 4 MANNING,
~ hAEvTAOrURHas OF
TRUNKS, VALISB9, CAkPk BA0n, AaA
No, MAEHn sT. aAd oo4 BRoADWAT,
MKW YORK.
FACTORY,
ylss MAKUr 81, hhWAAE, n. J.
\. n. nORBACH, 7. y. MANNING.
IsIaidsE Iss than vAslssSls pT!sss durag. ire
wa. jyls H-1Is
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SPECTACLEs GOOD AND CHEAP-wsal
Osighl Improved Professor fRANks' oesb~A.sd
Sys prsserV srH, soGurAtoly adjusted " detective
dads Of spsoaAelss bJughl, sold, ksn In exchange
q rspalrSa. aloEs ass drAnd %. naar Kidrdss.
OslT fkAas1aI
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RAILROADS.


1861.
9DEAT CENTRAL ROUTH
FOE rm
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
EKW YORK GENITAL RAu.AoAp.
HXPRnss TRAINS LAAva 0nRoru
HUDSON RIVER RkILRokD
BAsHx, sU.DAu -1s@-zB, A. FosAowsI
A ss. Cs o--"~ 49, ia
u.ss . $50 So Pm. Il, % A-nl.nt so 10
n ynkrsal saA DunAls TrAia vtah
Ls.PtaS s.<u, 1e.bp.A h.S r'S
ss-~ss.ns ~ AIsAET vts. ~ s.-1 g.sssAs
AAn4sAs FeA
Q wMSscxADT. goCHsr1.
q TCA BATAVIA,
i.sS ..4 .-.... !. .!d. .giI..o' ,.,,.
lsSss I'D wsA~'S~1 su.e.sz sr.Shsz ~ yHta - nan
GYRAOUnm
AUDUW anNAVA, UAnAADAlGuA.
rsssion u. LXxn saoks sUTSALs sss
LAKE HURON sad aHaAT wnsrnnN Ran
aoAD, ss< HAMILTON, roboFro ogrhOlI
gHcAac' dL ToLnpo' wnukM .n!rn. ss. ne sos SS SS
OuInN aALKNA DUnLMrB OUbUQUn RIO
ara, RoCK mLAND, NUBCATJNH IOWA uTN
BURLISaTOM, QUINCY, sPBnGFfBlp, Al
TON, IT. LOUIS CAIRo, TERRI aAUTh, ~
DfANAPOLIb, LOUIgvILLh hOInc,MArL DAY
TON. COLUMBUS, CIIvnIAmt sss n pSsa,s
WnGH uORTHwuT and soUTHWMsx.
HoKrHHRN soUTH,
so.nssalns wish lrulAs a rroy. WIN fnoH z
DosTON ana Rnh1. . 1AKAT0GA nssd.. 3
HRAToaG, vHrERALL, sgTLAD, SUa
LlNGToN, Ut. ALsANA sOUn rOLsf
fLATIfDUnoH, oaDnNsbunah. hokSkxAL
LOCAL rAAIus
Laavshsw York fol0wst
Ptoxs Ohss.bsrs srsa. HrvyA Tklyns1 s.eh
PoAxhksspsis sains, Q a. sib a. H., and lH 40
rsstIkin ssin, s.s a. - A. H.. AsA SSsrE
n, and b.Do ?. u.
nag sing Gain, s.as, LssI as Ass ssG nuS II.
nsafiii f .1.in. tsr =. sSnA
- FRnoHF ARRARaRAIdrB ~ uht I0ss
a absvs. WITHOUT CHANGE % Ca ~ .rOas
,bs Dspoal In OsAHEnas AHD CAsAI svHss~l o.
q al l.,les 80 Iepsrabi utds y stASy kstt-se'
d. .npantss Ths hcilitas u bs Srs-' sBt
NORK ROUTE 70 tbs WsA, eoEawsmd ~ W.
.aahAsacs cf nsrahAAka and uhiprsv tor er"ssr
ssss and dispsash.
PasssuSsT trains wi,h EAoKraa ana mnArIRa
CARS rus In sssAS1aSa On Ihs 49, York ossssrn!
RoAd.
Fsr psraoslAxs - " Local trslA1 ana nUisai o.
anksaa snt, inSuIrs a the dspda, % WsTsn q
iytS k-al A. n SMITH eupa'1nAsads@i
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a'ERAss BOATS.

fNRGar aXUOkAlsA Az OAnfs oA
~ ssssn Lsinna. fsrS ~ss y ssssa nsAAsa
tuy. nosss lsAvs svsry hraT Spa a y
IR.n. o. hAs, ssaAArv sv~T Sal' hoy = =.
On AND afrkk TonsDAf, oCiSpEk
" la .a. ss.~asa aROADwAY vii ls.ss Pasr
h.-s q JAy ., ,oa sAiAS 81 Aaf. - svzl sfslason
a IN 1slssk, fer vsahs<s, nAsainss, poesr F9-
NJ, fsnytswa, Sag uAE, aAf usvssv<hW'
esI sSs,sllS
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS AID FAMILIES
l. Il ksvs sstAblishsd diRxlsry Of saAt whis-
KY, - 70 1o., gall brnndy and rr~' " 20 ss.i
GIN, n 70 80 ss.; Preach Hpt7tS, soc. All rNn
aSd spirits, - a. THoa A. DmVHe, cor. North
lo,h ana Fiua ~, WilliAnASbargh- osil SAa0'l0c
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HENRY RAmEr, Of Cromwell, has a cabbage
with si0hteen heads. tho largest Of thsm siso.,
inches in diameter. Richard r. Nsrcctt o.
Portland, has raised . potato which weighs
pounds IL ouncsI.
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OILS AND PkINTs-BOILKD PAINT OIL
" % ss.ss slssas rsof al. ~ ssnn pr gallon
0rAnoA Paial, yellow eehTs, Aad SPaniAh brown,
rcd ell, nTpaaaa, %. n. MDWEL- 80 rs.zl
a sss iA.s'ilo
DIMOvAL-THE NEW Y0xK DYING
I.l.ad Os Duane o. aeHr Broadway. A,e - John u.
naaoh Ones, Tse Roadway, N. T. and lls
Hsuspsai d. Brosklyn- 81 +as'lao
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TAPruorry LINE
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

paa.A<s Q. sd he~. Lvspeel By ,her nvO<tss
k.s Il pashsea, es~Aprt-nR In peSt tas following
shIpsi -
DREADHoU0ar, bANCBbsTsa vIOrosN,
HHnI. ADAns OONSTSLl.A rlon il. BOYD,
RHSr POINT naCOkT pHnNIL
W. EkW aITBE, geA FLOWHA CAhsHAh
MAtIns Saxuaaar wits s,bsru, ship every ave
aayu TIE 81 usr1hsrs are . AEssk for the
LINE OF LONDOn PACEwre,
~ Ill - which O.-y SrNn, ssreas-Asa- - hherrl
KSMrrANCzs TO InsLAHB, %.
4, O.. aLoo ssahnas ~ ts~as arsfSA PayAhs sn
d.~anA. tarv~RhSat AAeland. frelAnd. BesAAnd
"a W.lss = the Low 80 RArnA.
Orualara, vitN al paSasala~~ -aAy - had q elp-
phrstss N ~ lssasr, s.rSa-s ps~sAss rAap-so
TAPA err . co, - Asst' q SEQ Ys~k.
~ a. .s1s' -apsCNV~~ SSrru = n, Fs.s~uool
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ITMIAD STATRs AGKzCY
" -...o,iHSG e ,n.u

NATIONAL LOAF
OsVTSn - KsF0aUn. nen q ooSl
No. ~ nxshAAEs PiAce.
rkAABpRY NOTES IBsUAD foR ftm Ia
fSORAL LOAN, bsArinS intsrssl q - rsAs Il eN
pr ssAl per snnun, payable " ordsr ef Aihs~ibeR,
e y dirsssss, and q ia vsxisas dsa0DahaAaisna,
On a0w 10 bad a Ms sAsa. iAlasdaaLsly spSn DE-
poaiA ,AArsfor In gold - sarrsni hAAs. orAsm
hsa ths sSun.Ey, asso0psAsd ~ sAssk, s~yrAsd
az PnR OsNx. two YnAx rxnARmY
NOTES RDcuvED At pAR Ann u1fnRxNx
n RAYlneee Ro9 III ABovA
- trlla IAoRA9NnroHuA.
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NO. 20 xXCHAnGE PLACE.
oosober hh, lssi.
An psrsoas srs eautossd AGainss bayinG ~ nsgs-
saass he toas~inx s-ls psr ssnA. Trsssazy kssst
,G-
10. asT for eo69.
No. ~ szb sT ga n saT " s3s, 10 else sash psy-
.ns " ,he order Il fCARrgFr1s1 HILL. the sans
aaviBs h.s. DRAINED ~ frsud, md tAssr psynsas
Sr.il3 xxrsnux. SON . 90
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SAVINGS BANKS.

SHIRD AyENUR SAVINGS BANK
I COZ. THIRD ava AND 6TB Ut,
CHARTRt ND 1884.
nX PIE GENT INTEREST allowed On IL -
.. n fron. zoe dollar W One tnoussst doArt.
uEPOsIrs kADk ON oh BNFOHs .rfb GO
DbER WILL DRAW INrBkEsT FRuN &C
tuhER fIiiBr. BAnh opah avey day trOm 10 N
.'.o 20 Monday, "wednesday snd S.rnrdsy s,tI'
n y, from . W O'Clock. spsS'pr 'pspr
vrssS vTHpHpu d. CHIIDe. essy ocs Ss-"ss
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PunIIC JoBs.-At tho Croton Dep,r.ment
.-,- ,u'
un h''" " oohu "' "o'' A-I ioo ~ ''"o"s
Sewer Ia 30 Avenue, from SD stroet TO l29
fset south; awarded to David Y. Mccarthy, at
AGO ia
l., r,, r. -s.. A.. .o,,.
sewer IN Ihnu avenue, from '0tn :" ''ln
street; given 10 ID. y. Brady, at o., ,8lb.
I.,in, tran block n1vsmont In 10Th .trest
h.,~n a. "a s,h sv.nr., .-.,d.d % I0hn
Fitzpatrick, at t1 10 per square yard; or a.,
226 60 in total.
Laying trap block pavement in 26th street,
from Madison to 9th Avenues awarded to jar
dine q Johnson at q 80 per square yard' or
tO,3Zl ~ IN to'Al'
Ro.pD or rsrpxavpo,,-Mrp pu,dv o6,r.d
r,.dn,,on Mond,vlnielt IN N. ,e.c, ,h., m.
,,n,r.e Of o,,iDo nm election polls for N. op,u.
lra coup,, sl,,tion ,b,ll rot exceed a1o each.
Adcn,,d
m, ,n.cil Committee on building the new
,our hluss presented a rep n stating that they
'sd adve' tised Tor tenders ior the mrole TO DC
,mPay'a IN onlihH i'.Ii eho neN % eoui. nOu1'' anu
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COO OREvABD-L0ST IN TIE VIC N
pZOuy Of East B ooklyn, . large black hsS-
foundand dog isle hlse bre@s,, aud bare spot
on shoulder. TIE hinder will please rssurn sAiae 10
LnAs WARNER, B,df1rd ave, kAt Bfp,. -.
s.r Myrtle ave, or 10 81 sad - Frank s, 7.
o9p ~ %
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LOST AND FOUND.

D0Ar L0ST-DRIFTEO FROM COL
~ legs rdnL n -, River, on Tu,.dAy uight, Oe'-
fsd, 10 foOt ~ at, painted dark eslor, with .
run d White spot IN other bow. Asu,Aas re
ward gill lie paid on rsaurnlaE the eo., 70
SMITHS tt Huuse, Newt iwn Creek. l.. l.. or
.ivins lnfcrnaiioa 10 EXPEDITION, B'eoklyn
fJs, Ofhco. Os9 9s'sbl
T oST-oN SUNDAY, OCr. 27th, EITHER
- IN AstsA s6,h 81, Sd ave- "a on The wy I"
Wa wa.hiH g,nn Place, Inns br.o@lst With t'nts
stdug m.rktd with init la"A. u" The hnd.r
will he suitably rewarded by LEAVING ith N kkD-
DENs, BroadwAy, Astoria, or % Wes, WA.h.ng'oA
Place, N. Y. ocD TS'
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EAKY R00FS-EvERY KIND OF
Ia Ie.ky lin shinRls, beard snd othG rsofs rs-
paired ,ad aAis ughs aud warrautsd. wi,h We
asvsr~is ling cement roohnE, By applying 70 tss
seventh s,suus, OF Branch Agency, - ssnta tsA
u, wnhAnsbarEh- ON stAs-H
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" Yeo - l. nd a--W aea yOa pay yesr pass
10 sth her Il NE absvs psrts b rsfI tAat ths aAsa
~ a<ihng y a.atsasf ne tsks. According
70 l.-, passenger are sas,L>l 70 resolve - ssas.
pr dry ssd al kcerA- n ias saip doc 30, ssD
within we days - ths ts,. ~ ihs ssks,. l. or
t-r " ob,Ain Tssr.sz. sppy - TIE rocnh reiee
Coun oao AaeTA
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LZERoSKNE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA,
IN srosksy aud gas ware In grsI Varis,y asd
~ great y rsdicsd priOsE Aso fancy goods, VAsas,
ard Canal =. oss f4As'lU
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raw BUSINESS PROMPTLY AND Faith
IL fully Rtseudsd 10; ossa advanced - notes, 80
counts and claims, col sctionS made ~ far per
o.lt o. z. HoUbE. eOunselsr ., lay, 10 wall 81
NY. o2s 2AsS'nJ
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4 aEICY OF 1HE
a US. aovERNhKU
fer ths sale Of
Stls rEsAsuRY NOTES,

4, RnT CLAIhs, ACC0UN ~ AND DE-
a ssrs. sscursi saA ssllsCt-d cash sdv.ased U.
=. T .sesury Bosss bousAt sAa ss.d. q. z HOUSE.,
s wall ~, y. Z. s@ Asc'lls
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

The Reign Of Terror I'm the North.
The telegraph announces the Inauguration
of a reign of terror in the North, which. if
kept mp, bids fair TO deliver the people of that
section to despotism to which Kingcraft
would be liberty itself. In Philadelphia, the
other day, a printing Office was assailed and
destroyed by amOb, because the paper issued
from it expressed his sympathies for the
South, and opposed the war which is being
waged upon them. Improving upon this, a
mob of some hundreds of boys and youths
banded together and marched around the
streets compelling people to raise Union flags.
In the city of New York three newspaper off,
ces, the Express, Day Book and Journal Of
Commerce, were in turn surrounded by mobs
and given the alternative of immediate des-
truction or the display of the American nag
The each took the latter horn of the dilemma,
and hung out their flags. The Herald, we
learn. also shared the same fate. and the next
day abandoned its opposition to the admins
tration. and came out in long leader giving
its support to Mr.. LINCOLN. Thus we have a
people protesting an attachment for freedom
of all sorts, and especially OF opinion, made
the victims by their own hands of despot-
ism the most revolving to intelligent minds,
and in place of the rule of law and order, are
put under the terrible absolutism of law
less mob! s
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~- The political excitement in the city
continues undated. The most sanguine are
less and less confident with the delvopments
of each succeeding hour, and now the feel
ing and belief are almost universal that
there is no possible escape from bloody and
desolating war. If that fearful issue is ineV-
itable,-and we can see no reason to disbe-
lieve tive feel assured that Tennessee will
stand as enc man. Business here is in q
measure suspended. The people are congre-
gated on the streets, and speeches being
made at many points. Every night large
meetings are held, in which the general seEti-
ment is that the Union is irretrievably at an
end. Several volunteer companies are in
process of formation, and enlistments are
rapid. From all the surrounding counties
in this division of the State, the people gen.
orally accept the issue of war as already de-
termined, and are prepared to accept the
consequences, whatever they may be. In
the Western District the people have almost
reached the point of entire unanimity; while
from East Tennessee the masses are rapidly
coming to the conclusion that it is worse
than useless to longer cling to Union whose
substance has already departed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19

PECUNIARY RELIEF.-The Union and amer.
ican, of yesterday, contains communica-
ton TO the public, from Mr.. JOHN ]. Nc
CAM suggesting that the Judges and At
torneys in this District adjourn the Courts
and suspend the legal collection of debts till
the prevailing excitement subsidies. He also
refers to legal sale in the city on the day
before at most ruinous sacrifices, and sug-
gests that the property be restored on pay
ment of the money. These suggestions have
in view most beneficent object, and, if
practicable should be carried out. There is
no Disgusting the fact that the uncertain con-
dition of our political affairs, together with
shortness of crops for the past year or two
has greatly crippled and embarrassed the pc
cuniary matters our of people. If collec-
tions are forced at this juncture thousands
upon thousands of dollars will be sacrificed,
and many families broken up. Thus will
private and public misfortune unite in
spreading misery throughout the community.
War of most disastrous and desolating
character now seems inevitable. 1t is now
more than ever the duty of all to aid each
other in every possible way. Every man
should pay his honest debts, but il may be
impossible for many to do so at this time
Let creditors obtain security and indulge
these debtors-let claims be divided and paid
from time to time; and above all let the peo-
pie return to system of rigid economy.
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No. 25s3.
SheriHs Sale.

Dr. virtue of yend. ex-, No. $685. to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson county Tennessee at its Jauary Term, 1881
will expose to pnbiic se TO the highest bidder for cash
at the Court house yard in the city Of Nashville
saturday, the 11th day Of May, 1861, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate which Isaac Paul and
Henry Hill then had, may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described property, to-wit
lot Of Land in Davidson county Tennessee,
follows, to-wt: Being two lots situated in the It'll
Ward, Nashville Tennessee, and known as lots Nos
and q in Daniel Mler's subdivision OF lots Nos 10,
90 and 81 Of Weakley plan of University Lots situated
Pearl street, beginning at the corner of lot be-
longing to Eli Morris Estate, running thence with
Pearl street so feet towards Miller street to 10 foot
aey thence at right angles with said alley 1ss feet to
20 foot alley; thence at right angles and with said
alley so feet stake in Eli Norris line; thence at
right angles 1sS feet to the beginning being the same
conveyed Isaac Paul and Hill by Lowell Gould,
registered in Book Ne so page COG of the Registers
Ofce of Davidson county State of Tennessee, being
levied the property OF Isaac Paul and ii. Hill TO
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of jackson L
Adams against Isaac Paul and H. Hill.
J. X. EDAUNDS0N. Sheriff,
aprlS-tds By W. d. RoBzRTsoS, Dep. Shh.
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seizures at Cincinnati.

The Chief of Police at Cincinnati, Mr.
DUDLEY, on the 18th inst, seized thirty boxes
of guns on the steamer Ohio No. 3. OF these
twenty-three boxes were marked G. I. w.
Little Rock, and seven L. R., Memphis
Five of the boxes for Memphis were reship-
ped from the Fanny Melbourne. Monday
The guns were received at Parkersburg. Va
and are supposed to be from Harper's Ferry
A large shipment OF powder was also stopped;
and all steamers have been prohibited from
taking provisions South. The city authori.
ties have employed two steamboats, to over
haul and search all passing steamboats,
Great excitement prevailed in the city.
Whence the city of Cincinnati derived au-
thority for these high handed acts we can't
tell. She is but sowing dragons teeth; and
will rue the harvest.
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No ZOoo-
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue of vend. ex. No. 1885, to directed, and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term, 1851
will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House Yard, in the city Of Nash
viie Saturday, the nth day of May, 1861, all the
qured in and TO the following described property
wit: tract or lot of Land lying IN Davidson county,
Tennessee, and in the city of Nashville, and in the
It'll Ward, known as lot No. in Samuel Weakley's
pau of University Lots, fronting Carroll street,
commencing at a stake at the of lot No. i,
Carroll street. and running thence with Carroll street
one hundred and ninetyeight feet to stake at the
corner of Carroll and Maple Streets thence at right
angles along Maple street two hundred and twenty
five feet to stake at the corner OF lot No. 81 thence
at right angles one hundred and ninetyeight feet
stake thence right angles two hundred and twenty
feet to stake at the beginning being levied the
property of Isaac Paul and H. Hill TO satisfy judg
ment rendered in favor of G. W. Petway against Isaac
Paul. Henry Hill and Ira p Jones.
J. x EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
aprlS-6 By W. d. RoBKRTsoS Dep. Shift.