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open Confession.

The Richmond Wing is penitent, and
makes an honest confession in a very
plain way. II says at has been claim
ed that the people of the North are liars,
and that we of the South are truthful.
This is a delusion." And it gives as an
instance 70 prove the assertion:
ga battle is no sooner begun than we
are notified by a reliable dispatch that
the whole army of the enemy will GER
tainly be killed or captured. This we
heard in regard TO DOnelson, ElkhOrn,
Shiloh, and nearly every other battle
which has been fought
Everybody knows that the whole
army of the enemy will certainly be kill
ed or captured, means that the COnfede-
rates will be defeated next day. But
why choose a preposterous falsehood to
convey disagreeable truth? Why not say,
the advantage is so far on our side, but
the battle is not decided yet; the enemy's
reinforcements may come up %
Why not? Because in that case the
rebel cause would be killed in a week.
Because, if the conspirators and rebels
had not 80 industriously and effectually
crushed out truth in the South, there
would have been no rebellion; and be-
cause that which was born in iniquity
can only be sustained by sin and bad
whisky.
The Wing advises its readers 10 Ego
back TO the old habit of telling the truth
and using moderate Language" --but they
will never do that en- they return 10 their
loyalty TO the Union.--M y Post.
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GuerriIlas.

Col. w. @. Claiborne Of Virginia and
V. II. Tolliferro of Atlanta, advertises in
the papers of that city that they are
raising Battalion of "Partizan Ran
gers" under the direction of the Secre-
tary of War.
Edward G. Anderson Jr., also says he
wants to raise troop Of the same stripe
of scamps, and offers twelve dollars
bounty for vOlun teers.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

The City Council has enacted that no
man shall avail himself of the blessings
and benefits of good government, in the
Aprosecution of his business, without ac-
knowledging allegiance to that Govern
ment. To those who say that such an
oath has been unknown heretofore, we
reply, that rebellion has been equally I'M
known, and it IL incumbent on the people,
and the government made by the people,
to find out who are traitors and who are
not. Too many of the back-rooms in
this city have been used as 'grape vine"
Offices, and rendezvous for traitors and
mischief makers. These dens will soon
be broken up. The act of the Council
reads az follows:
Whereas, The City Council are of opin-
ion that no man has the right to enjoy
the blessings of free government with
out being duly sworn to support and
maintain it against domestic and foreign
enemies.
Therefore, be it enacted by the City
Council: Section l. That the city laws of
the City of Nashville, relating to hcens-
es and privileges, be and are hereby so
amended that no free white person or
persons shall hereafter be permitted to
carry on any business or exercise any
privilege in said City, for which alicense
NCr permission is now required by any law
For ordinance of the Corporation of said
City, without first applying to the City
Recorder and taking an oath of allegi-
ance and fidelity TO the Constitution of
the United States and the Government
thereof, the same oath IN form and sub
stance as that heretofore taken by the
present members and officers of the City
Council.
Sec. 2. That no license hereafter issu-
ed or renewed shall be valid without
strict compliance on the part of the
applicant with the first section Of this
act,
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DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

49, DR. KING, formerly OF New York 10
t4EE - The last four years uf Louisville, Ky.
49, and who has devoted his at,cntoute
the treatment OF private diseases for 30 ye1fs, atef
himself, having attended 70 practice Ger 30 MANI
years, and cured 90 many thousands, he enabled Il
cure All diseases 81 pf lvRts nature, matter hSW
bad they may be from iniudoious medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kiu Dispensary IL
NO 70 Deaderck street. between Cher ard the square,
eoond story where ho cures al dssses q private
Gonorhea cured without naaseous medicines OF in.
difference with business.
Structures Of old recent date eG8ctunly cured In
a few days, by operation which cauFcs no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot De euioycdl
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief aud undorl
mines the constitution ~ much.
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases Of the skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be 8dsciuhlY
cured in few days.
SsHtaal Weakness. Particular attention having been
given 10 this disease aud all the growing
out OF ~ brought on In many canes By The destructive
habits Of incORslderate youths, and excessive indul
gence or the passions, neglect OF which will underl
mine the o0nHtitutOn, rendering she subject gnt foT
business or society, ant sing premature old age.
Females who may be laDOring With eny difficulty
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing aud stating their
case with afee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. King No 20
Deaderok street, Nashville Tenn, viii have the necos.
cary medicines sent 10 their address. Once hour
ON O'Clock In the morning until 10 tha evening,
ulyl0-ind&wly
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In this market yesterday sales Of cot
ton new made at % cents in gold. and
&c cents in Union and Planters bank
notes. No other bank notes are received
for cotton by the planters.
In New York on 18th inst. cotton was
dull at 2615 to q cents for strict mid
dlings. On the Odd inst. it was active
at % cents.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1862
State Union Central Committee.

obdtc NAAOA SCAbId al NoHl%HAJJCo'
The President of the late Union meet
ing held in this city-Ex-G Governor WIN:
B. CAMPBELL--at the instance of a num-
Der Of prominent gentlemen then present,
has appointed State Central Union
Committee, with whom the friends of the
Union in various parts of the State may
put themselves in communication by let
ter or otherwise.
The Committee consists Of the follow
ing named gentlemen:
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
A. v. s. LIEDsLEY.
JoHN LELLYETT.
RUSSELL Houston.
HORACE II. HARRISON.
M. M. BRIEN.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

GRANVILLE Brown, a citizen of David
son County, and a son Of the late Aaron
" Brown, was murdered a few days ago
by his overseer on his farm in Arkansas.
He was beliked by all who knew him,
His mother and sisters have our sympa-
thies. Peace to his memory.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

Confederate money is quoted in Rich
mond at 81, and gold and silver at so
cents premium. This would make jeff
Davis Treasury notes worth about seven
teen cents on the dollar.
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The ProeIamation.

The Proclamation Of the President,
repudiating the outrageous order Of Gen.
HUNTER, meets with general approval
from the Northern newspapers. That is
right. Let these military despots be
made TO know their places.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

The Louisville Democrat asks when the
authorities will remove he dead dogs
out of The streets of that city. We ask
when the authorities will remove some
Of the live ones out of the streets Of our
city.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

P. w. Alexander the army corespon-
dent Of the Savannah Republican, who
writes over the initials P, w. A., says
the Confederate loss at the battle Of
Shiloh was fully ten thousand in killed,
wounded and missing.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

THEATRE.-The attendance at the the
atre last night was very large, and we
think that every person who was there
went away satisfied with the perform
ance. The "0ld Guard" and "Black-
Eyed Susan" was given in most unex-
ceptiOnable manner. Each and every
member of the company deserves great
credit for the way in which they person
ated the different characters they repre-
scented. Mr.. WEAvER's "Haversack" in
the "0ld Guard" could not have been
surpassed. We have not seen a piece Of
acting for years that we consider supe-
rior to his persination of that difficult
character,
Miss CONSTANTINE, who has been an
exile from the stage for some nights past
again made her appearance. She has,
however, lost none of her bewitching
fascination, but, on the contrary, looks
prettier and dances better. Isabel Cubas
should look to her laurels, or she may
find formidable rival in the fair Con-
sTAETNE, who, although she may not
claim to be an "exotic," reared beneath
a "sunny sky" still she understands the
"pOetry of motion" and is most faith
full representative of the Terpsichorean
art. In addition to the dance, she fa-
favored the audience with = song. Her
voice is soft, flexible, and sweet, but OF
no great range. We find no fault with
her singing, yet we like her dancing
better.
The bill for Monday night is very at
tractive, and will, no doubt draw a
crowded house.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

Or Lunch for the thousand, at the
White House, on Deaderick street. Daily
at 10 O'clock At.
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sick Rebels.
An Atlanta paper saws.

An Atlanta paper says.
There arc some 5000 sick soldiers
here now, hailing from nearly every part
Of the Confederacy, and the number is
likely TO be largely increased.
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I'm New York on the 10th $4,000 Ten.
nessee State 6s Of 80 sold at 5756 'a
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No. II, South Fourth ST.,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.

Established for the benefit Of strangers coming 10
St. Louis in search Of
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

Mr. Croninger, at his printing oihce,
on the corner of Fourth and Scott streets,
Cincinnati, has a case Of type that was
formerly used on the Louisville Bowling
Green-Nashville-M Memphis Courier. This
trophy was presented TO him by Mr.. Il.
II. Samuel, United States Revenue officer,
who has just returned TO Nashville
Exchange. add.
Altogether q mistake. The UNION is
printed with the types and press on
which the Courier was published. IL
was dreadhully dirty job to purify the
types from the lie which had gathered
on them during the Couriey's existence.
a strikingly similar instance Of retri-
butiye Justice is recorded in French
history. When Voltaire and his infdel
club were attempting TO destroy the
Christian religion by their ribald as
saults, they established printing house
something similar in character to the
Baptist and Methodist Publishes Houses
Of this city. But God was against the
unholy work, and in a few years Vol
,ardaire died and went 10 the devil, and his
S Sy 2-ss re was bought by some pious men,
- went 70 printing Bibles with the
~ types which had been used to
blaspherae the Word of God Two of
the foulest jobs we ever did, were to
clean the types of the Courier and give
honor and decenoy to the once odious
name Of Nashville Union, which was
once the organ Of Rebellion aud Of
traitors.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

10 the Army Intelligence Office and obtain reli-
able Information Of any soldier that on.
listed 10 the States Of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Tora, Michigan, Wiscoa-
SIM Minnesota, Kentucky aEd Missouri.
TORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL BIG GIVEN OF
~ any soldier from the above States, whether
SICK, WOUNDED, killed, OR TAKEE PRISONER, and
in what battles he may have been engaged, and
whore his regiment Is stationed
Information will also DO given Of tho condition Of
any sick wounded soldier IN st. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
in the Western Department and whore those killed
In battle, or have died from their wounds, burr
ed and where those taken prisoners are con
fined.
This is tho only Army Intelligence Office IN tue
Department Of the Mississippi, or Western Depart
ment,-and information Of soldiers from any Of the
above States can be given at any time by calling
writing to tho Army Intelligence once
Persons writing viii please give the name Of the
soldier what state he enlisted IN, and the number of
his regiment. Chorges for any kind Of Army Inteli-
gcnce viii be Two DOLLARS, and any person writing
will please enclose the amount Ia order 70 secure
attention 10 their inquiries.
Address Army Intelligence ONCE ST. Louis, Mo-.
In care ?. O. Box 1913. May rs, ls62-1y
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-25

List Of killed and wounded in Capt.
Goodin's company of Battles goth Ten
nessee Regiment (Confederate) at the
battle of Shiloh.
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KILLED.

j. Crutcher of Rutherford Co.
w. A. Vardell "
j. B. Ridley, "
w. A. Mclaughlin of Nashville, who
was an Independent volunteer in the
company.
WOUNDED.
1t. A. A. East of Nashville, COM
handing Co., slightly.
VIM, Griggs of Davidson co.
John Espy of Rutherford, in the arm.
j. Niblett
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Illinois, Indiana, Oho Iocc, BteligaH, Wjscoa.
sin, Minnesota, Kentucky aad Missouri.
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SICK OR WOUNDED

and for persons living at a distance who canwrlt
to the Army Intelligence Office and obtain reli-
able Information Of any soldier that on.
listed 10 the States Of
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TuE ATLANTIC Mo>IuIN.---Ihe June num-
Der Is issued, the spice al which is contained in
an oil poem entitled ">uuthr in the Pastoral
Line, 10y Homer Wilbur which concludes with
quaint advice, purporting to come from one Of
the Pilgrim fathers, who steps down to Hosea
Hgcow, in dream, and advises him, concern
the Rebellion, after this fashion:
Irs a long job, but we shall worry thru u:
T.. bag nets ial, the spe.lu'-hunk must DO u -
"lIUs.r," scX hc, 81 think you're guin' g. tails
Tho r'tticsunke Hiu't dangerous IA thr tail;
This ',r" rul"llipn'H nuthin' but the Iett,,-
iouA stomp on thet an think you've Won the
BEETLE;
Irs Slavery thets the f,ngs an thlnkir' head,
Az Of you want srlyation, cresh It dead
An crash II sudIn, or you'll larn 10y whitl.'
Tibet Chance wur't stop To- listen to dthat IA ~
"Gud'H truth :" SEE I,--"hn' .f held the Vlb,
An knowcd jess where 10 strko,-blt there's the
rub -
"strke scon," he, "or you'll he deadly ailin,
Folks thcts afeared 10 fail are sure ~ fai'in';
God hstcr your sueaku creturs thct believe
Hell settle things they run away an leave"
lie brought his foot down feTc,ly, e. he spoke,
An give me sech stlrtlo thct woke.
OrR FLAo. A Poem In -Four Cantos. by
T. II. Underwood. New York. Carleton, Pub
Usher, dl3 broadway.
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NEWS ITEMS

THE tobacco trade Of Louisville is rapidly in
cressing.
The Connecticut Legislature has rejected a
bill to repeal the Prohibltory Liquor Law.
THE Saratoga hotels will be open for guests
on the 10Th Of next month.
TIE salary of Mr.. Wilkie Collins, tho new
editor OF the Corn Hill Magazine, is $4,000 year.
THE display Of lace at the Great Exhibition
in London is described AS being particularly fine,
and the Irish lacos carry of the prize.
THERE are 40, 900 hog.heads of sugar on the
levee a, Memphis most Of which came from New
Orleans before tie surrender Of that city.
THE steam ram Monarch, built at New Al
hsny, Ia, let that place for Fort! Wright tue
2Oth.
Tue Irish citizens of Milwaukee sent, last
week, $G95 to Ireland, for tie relief of the poor,
anil second remittance will follow soon.
Tur Government hospitals in and about
Evansville, Ind, under the charge Of DR. Writ,
Surgeon L. =. A., have accommodations tor a,0Oo
sick aud 1900 conval,sccnts.
TnE whole number Of patients admitted into
tho hospit~. under the care of the Western SAM
tary Commission Is 2i,O29. OF these, l,b62 have
died: 1871 have been hrloughci, DISCHARGED, or
returned ~ their ree!ncnts aud 100 remain.
TnK manufacturers of the Parrot gums have
Jus, completed another goo FOUNDER tone Of
which disturbed the quiet 81 the rebels at York
town efficiently and will 1T once he put to Gov
eminent use. Tho 30O-puunder or i0-iHch gun
the largest Parrou yet-is well under way and
Will soon lie flushed. II Will weigh nearly 4o,OOO
lbs.
USIoSIsM Is on the increase in Nashville. In
June, lsGl the vote against separation in the city
| was about 800. Al the recent election the Union
vote was about 1000, although more than one.third
| oil TIE Union votes was not poed, because few
regarded the election as valid, believed 1t would
| amount H. anything.
Charcoal dust proves TO be even a greater
| disinfectant and preseryatiye than had been sup,
IA Al llA
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Leading Newspaper. as the, Are and Were.

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nlElNE pRANIICM.f[ m. nnSTWICK HAA
DENI'ENAg.X.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH OF THE most
IAbcautiful kind are inserted by J. c. kLNNE-
DY, 1s6 Bowery, doors below Spring ~ NJ his
unusually low prices. These toytA are -da i.nteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, are inserted without
pan, and worn without tie slightest tn'"gycnlence.
whole sets on gold from 500, ur on silver from
$40. Partial sets on gold from ~ each tooth, or on
silver from ST. my.I 2iic'i0o
beautiful SITS OF TEETH lNSER-
- ted at 50 and 80 per s'tt. Par sett bj esnts
per tooth, See samples. American T.viA o. Den
lists Ssi Ro~cry, opposite ttn st. y, !, hlo 2osc
nR. IIOYT, DENTISr-9O7 BROADWAY,
~ doors above Goth st--ipsorts ieautiiul sets
Of teeth on lis improved atmospheric plates, n
or without extracting the roots, on gold as low ~
S25 silver s.; rubber, $40; platina, s25, a-t.hcisl
bone filing inserted without pain, 30 cts; gold, 20
cts. to 81 amslgam, 30 cts; extrsti.ns, 70 ~.
All work warranted. myl2 2tac'l33
NJ Is. GRIFFIN & BROS, DENTISTS, 25a
lNs Grand 1t, opposite Lord and Taylor y; "
and a6T Fulton st, brooklyn, are inserting iull ~
partial sets Of their improved artificial teeth with
or without extracting the roots. Full sets on gold
or plstina S25 silver OF rubber, $40 partial sstS
gold, per tooth, 50 silver or rubber VI. Teeth
extracted without pain, by our benumhing pro-
cess rs cents Free Of charge 70 those ordering A.
thciAl teeth. myto soec ~
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ia RlAGEA.

DERfCKsON -eMTTH--On Saturday. alth Inst,
By the Rev. Mr. Stewart Capt. Jas. y. N Derickson,
OF Nd, T. NJ Phebe A. Smith, the eldest daughter
of Timothy Smith, Esq, Of this city. 1906
BNITIr-vOsBUEGH-On the evening Of Janu-
ary jth. by Rev John T.. Perine, VIM Smith, Of
Union Pla.e, J.. !, 20 Mrs. vosbursh, u East New
" L L
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x'L3s,SGNg1. NOTICES.

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10 'Il Y. l.,LN MpNtl. NEKTANs OF
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tAfINDON SHADE.
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INSTR UCTION.

67 WRITING CLASSIC LEMONS, 81.
s1O lessons unlimitsd. Arthmstis and psnmas,
chip, go per q. 70 Lessons sssA q PAIkE'A 9
owsry n; y; end 10 1ultoa q, Drooklyn.
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO AND FROM LiV-
~ erpcol ty the Black Hall Line Of packets-Thc
ship ALI WANDER MARSHALL WI SAL on to
~ ~ June Tor passage apply to JACOB VII SON
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NOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDoN-TAP-
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IL, Z H., sails for Liverpool 'Ine "a. Ship DAN
TEL WEBSTER at Pier II, f. r., sails for Londcu
june Tth For passage at low rates, apply TO TAP
SCOTT CO., so South st. my29 i'l4J
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MORNING. MAY 20. 1862.

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The Committee ON Taxes Of the board
OF Aldermen viii meet on Thursday, the 29'h ins'''
ties having business before said Committee Will
please attend without further notice.
GEO. A. JEREMIAH
CHAS. j. CHIP, : COMMITTEE on TsxeA
ISAAC DAYTON, m2I B'll9