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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04
Sl,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

have a sort which will grow three or four
or FIVE ears on a stalk, but all small.
Corn will shrink by drying in the crib
more than VIC are apt to suppose-proba-
bly, % bushels out of 100. When | sue
cced in raising 100 bushels of well dried
corn on one acre in one year, | intend to
save the corn till all my neighbors can see
il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04
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The Dying Soldier.

The Dying Soldier.
Raise my head, comrade,
Hear my request,
Life only lingercth,
Soon shall rest.
Put to my parching lips
Water once more;
This, my dying strife,
Soon shall be oer.
Tell my loved mother.
Bravely die,
As on the battlefield
Wounded l lie.
Life were blessed boon.
Just for her sake.
o, this fatal news
Gently then break.
Ne'er TO her waiting
Shall return;
Sad will her heart be,
My fate to learn.
She'll not weep beside
My lowly grave,
Shady clms will not
Over me wave.
Farewell life is short,
Fen at the best,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04

ITS organization from this early date, with
the exception of an interregnum from De-
ccmbcr, 1907, to March, 1911, when its
charter remained in the archives of the
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts through
the early days of the Revolutionary War,
and the still darker days of the Morgan
Anti-Masonic, political crusade.
1t has had 2S Masters, and has initia-
ted more than 675 candidates into the
mysteries of Free Masonry, and although
1t has contributed its quota of members
for two other hourishiug Lodges in our
country, 1t returned to the Grand Lodge
the present year 300 members.
Masonry in Maine, from its first intro.
duetion, has made healthy progress, and
notwithstanding that many OF our Lodges
were located in towns with small popu.
latlon, and the bitter and unrclenting per-
seeution they suffered a few years since.
| believe am correct in stating that all
the Lodges chartered previous to 1850,
have resumed worn and are in active op-
Grafton, with four exceptions.
We have five Lodges in the State.
whose charters date in the 18Th century
all in active operation-Portand, War
ren, Lincoln. Hancock and Keunebcc.
All Lodges chartered previous to lS20
were under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge Of Massachusetts,. Ga the lst day
Of June, $50, consent of the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts,, having been Oh
tanned for the organization Of am Indc-
pendent Grand Lodge in the State Of Ne
formerly Province of Massaehasett>)
and tor a jus, division OF the charity ami
other funds Of the institution. L Rnre-en-
tat.ycs from > t lodges met aud proceel-
Il to organize saii Grand L,l,1. and u.
". Hon. Wm. kins. E4E. first Govern
Of ai tn state, was claeteIit fir; Grand
Master. Ga ,he aay following. june : >.
VI. W. William kiHr was introduced into
the hl'l.re,aiyel anl ,1lntel in tl4e form.
an ON taking the chair delivered an al
i ..,s. winch | cannot forbear inrorporat.
In. into these brief remarks.
The address WIS A. follows:
Il. W. ami ". oai,crs and members
Of this Grand Lodge In the circum
Stance, under which have appeared be.
fore you to enter upon the Office 10 which
you have been pleased To elevate me,
cln ID li:tle more, at this time. than *
pros my aeaep'auss OF tn trust, an sa7
ia Yaa that according To The hsst of ny
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04

TERMS OF ApvERTIsrSG.--0ne square or less,
\ three insertions, 81 ,25; each subsequent in
! seftion rs cents. One square, one year. 90.
J A liberal discount made on long advertise
ments, A square is 16 lines Nonparlcl.
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TERss-Ten copies, $40 one copy when \
paid within sik months. 81 80 nj no 80
ration Of the year, $500. No paper dscon-
tinned untii MI arrcarages are paid. These
terms VIII be strictly adhered n.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Affairs ON che PeninsuIa--The Bombard~
ment or vicksb urg--Movemen In the
South and uthsvest-Im Portant from
Mexico, tSc., SO.
Tho cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Jadkins,
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
Tie mails for Europe viii close this city ag half pass
e'sht O'Clock this morning
me NRw YoRK HxRALD-Edition for Europo-will be
Puohshed at hslf-past seven O'Clock this morning,
anu WIN contain the latest dispatches from tho Array
operh's IN tront q Richnsand Additional Particulars
o. 'hs o"moardmeni OF vsksburg; Operations In the
Southwest; Later from Nc cfleu,is Important from
Nexco ands other interesting evouss of the week.
Single coaiss in wrappers, ready for mailing sis
cents Samt@on, Low, Son Scs. No n Ludgase Hill,
Loadon Engari will receive advertise smsnts and sub
scrfsons for the agRALD.
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s'siing this troops the sanes whom asrcrtained 70 e
Off the ect tax I'M os, Al s. Bi aud the
siae disc he allowed IL it bid bonn patti into tile
tlrasi y M m ney.
n. PHL's. (opp) Of No. explained sho oircumst
uher WIN money was expenled 90 suppress secession
movements.
Mr. Dunn, frsp) OF ind., could why this
measure should nof p eysii
The u was pa s. d.
rfe AILEsiA scE.
Tho Sanate bill relui commanders OF vcsseie sahlng
20 oregn ports, and persons prosecuting G! aus 81 "a
govern Ont depar nfsnts the oath Of Allegiance
passed.
THr o0xIIsCATlo~ ACT.
hr. MAYNARD. (UnioR) of Tenn. Introduced a bill,
which was passed explanatory OF TIE NTH section or tbs
Con scaton act that its Ops alton may not bsreLro
active.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, 49, l8ez-TRPLE

and all claims of the citizens subjects OF foreign
tries upon the government of tho United States which
may be referred TO him by the Secretary OF State the
proofs In support or the same and the treaties and prn
ciples of public law upon which they may DO founded
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

The Union Men Of Memphis, mo-, Driven
Out-The Robcls Advancing on Athens.
KxoxUK, Iowa. July 10, 1892
party OF rebels on Sunday night broke opsa several
Memphis In Northern Missouri, driving out the
Union and capturing soms State troops stationed
thsrs.
Tho reports by to-nghps train 10 the effect that
the rebels advancing Athens The people Of that
place leaving and eoing to Canton aud Farmington
Troops leave for Athens to night.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

CIgps tND NoTe PArRRs,s SEAL EN-
w arA,i,.g 0c, al vtRD .sLLs old storr ~ Broad
way osrusr VI puan, nEe-'> EssshAshsa l~a
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
IMP0RTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Arrival OF General Curtis Army ut lie i.
lena, im Good Condition, &c.

lena, im Good Condition, &c.
CoRSrH. July I3, 1863
Headquarters are olcaiy Informed Of tho arrival Of
Gene al Curtis army at Clarendon the 10th, after
almost daily skirmishing wherein the rebels were
worsted; 5000 made a stand on the TIN on tho Coch
river near Ron Hill Co. Harvey OF the Thirty third
Illinois, commanding the advance Of General steeles Dir
VISION. afterwards reinforced bytwo comisnies attacked
and routed the rebels scattering them In all d
mostly all going towards Little Rock They svacu
sted Duval's BluT.
Later advccs state that Curts advance has reached
Helena. HIS army 10 IN good condition and spirits.
Provisions are scarce, but supplies coming from
Nom, his
sr. Ions. July Is. 1852.
Dospatchcs tn military authority rcceivod to-day say
that Con. Curtis command, about fourteen Thousand
stron has reached Helena Ark where they are rest
ing az present
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

News from vicksbnrg, Memphis, SC.
CAIRO. July l6, 1864.
Water'hAs been let int she canal a. ycksburg, but
the Anticipations that v would soon cut channci
through not yet reaaod The work Of deepening 1t
threo feet has commenced
The kueI illss Memphis aro becoming very bold,
burning cotton almost in sight Of tho city Disgusting
themselves cotton buyers they nnd whore it is
creted, and then come in force and burn It.
Seven scouts Of the Eleventh Illinois cavalry whom
near Hernando Friday. attacked. Two were
wounded and captured. but The balance escaped.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs CasheN-
and information furnished. Highest price paid for
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers, 16 Wall street
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Prof. Il. M,iler's Hair Dy.--Btnck or
brown, csns; ths besa Try IT. Soh ~ drusgisss. "
got W pey street,
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Omcial Drawings Of EIarray, Eddy D.
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kEsruchy EXTRA Glass 33l--JuIy Is 1862.
z, 80, 90, l6, 40. l3, 70, s, q, ~. 81, 80.
KENrucKy. o. ass 352--Julv I5 1869
go, 81, Al, II, So, ~, II, so, 4G, 2s, 30, 81, H.
Circulars scot frec OF charge hv either
MURRAY. EDDY 90,
GOWN. ky. d 81 Louis No
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
The B0M2ARDMEHT CT vlcXsglrac.
Important from Tennesse e--yntcrrssia q
from the PenInsuia--'i lac New TsIfsi--
NeW1 fl Om fcurODe. &c &axe

Omcial Drawings or the Delaware state
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 27a-Juy Is. 1862
40, ~, Is, 81, 81, %, 60, 81, AZ, /, 30, Ae
DELAWARE Glass 277-July Is, I8js
II. u, 30, Al, 66, z, so, IT, IL, %, 81, els.
JOHN A. MORRIS & co,
Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

News from General Hailech's Army.
Sr LOUIS. July 10, 1892.
Information from Cornth to Thursday says that Gene
raj Baeck there and tho various divisions OF his
army in excellent cond ton and eager for active opera
lions. Bragg has shout 10 900 troois Tussels and
some $1,000 more are at Holly Springs and other
racas. Their movements said TO indicate offensive
operations.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

w. A nat. heior's Crlebs atcd Fists bA SBh-
mt nj for Was r1spees, Hair Dye, and HAIR Dyen aud
Noiavs Cream beauy1us the hsir, 10 Boad -trssA
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Hsly,s uInir Dye, SO Cents, Blsak or
Brown. fn I.pot No Barclay street, Sold by
ali. ar
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Cr,stadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservatlws
and n epJt iol. zlie and retail, No. Astvr Hosac
Ins Dye 70 srplsdL cy snterieneed artisis.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Marsh unsicai Cure Truss and Hand
age Insssatshoair braces, susp nsory Ba dages, ~
drinai supporter Eas'ic st1sfinss e hnr o. 5reAt
a.is md
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Doctor Hunters discovery Cures the
form OF Scrofu obsna Erup,on ~ the skin
and old uoera No. Division stress New YORK City,
"A
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
coI.fsNy NEW poO..S

yyILv ;E COLLINS NEW BoSAS
w fapd hep .iss day nla fal aAr BY - ~ Ets-ADN -
Ann sttfet anI NJ other beiSs = a., w aihshss
AMI p0bushldby THP PEtERSoS Eh9FHhke.
- 30 SO C!cssasl >, esh, EA'h,I' 4 "a. ~
SISTER RNNb ur, the OnuGis Na.rh-r. ~ lhe
oclans. aehur y .woaan ,aMn.s,' "A 9sd S,.rc',,
"crosssd PAM ''rae yU.oy Mnsk 'Ihs si5l a shs -
'ski q aud seek" 10. Free - rtu.-
Nv W.,e ta,irs Z thor 4 '~rrnFn i.a,n 'Atyu aud
sees'" xEsst.sfF sii 90 .stYs oiaEk sooKs
T,fr mar, ,ECRir. ~ NLkiNC1lns. Coyasls'. IN
ons Va. 10 ode, d'n, Of oerr CO. pNg ta,nd In
~ t ~ ii - o. II swo youiai psr cove, tg 81 We
also a isn new edition 10 ooAy1 eru; pr,ce ~ n,s IN
xas xsstrE & 10 sgsk b. wiSt cnina sew edition.
Oaa oIoe payer eovel. pt ~ otns, bound 70
osii osiiE 60 ossssoLES MASK on, the MYSTERIOUS cAs9
ptlx By wke ColiGs author of TITO Wonan II whne,"
! Sfhs Dad SECRET" The Crossed ash.f One volume,
\ cl.vo. rice 2S cnns.
Tnf cRDssED PATH; A s.osy Of Modern Life ana
Mann, Dy Wilde Collins aitf0y vf The Deai seerrt'
SO. yol, l2no., cich, 81 ~ or IN two Sols, paes
q rio N either nr all or the above books to
ANY one, postage. ng the price Of tha ones
4 vsnet ~ the publss sshers, In . let sr.
hers, agents a al others, VIII plsAse sehn
orders for VITA, hey want Of the above ne "
bo,ks by Wrkte Collins tc sart with.
| Addrcss all orders At ono o. I've plblishers
| r. Is. JEFFERSON BRQyuERS.
L ~. .lo Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
| And they VIII rece 20 aneiiete atsnh9A
| Postage stamps received ~ par for bSeka
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Catarrh.-Dr. GooJlale's ca arrh ilcme Q.
DIV ~, os " sfords the gica relief Du u ,esy az
airsse forever Pres 81 Depot ss Rsosd
war. Ssad stasnp for pamphet
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Prizes Cashed In Al. Legalized Lotte-
ses Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker No II
Wall st eet, Groom No. u, New York
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
The Rebel Raids I'm Tennessee and Ken.
tucky.

tucky.
NASHVILLE. July 15. 1852.
After the alarm and excitement OF the last forty Eight
hours II ID gratifying 70 report that everything
mains quiet in Nashville the babe OF secession
reposed upon Abraliaua's bosom.
LOUISVILLE, July Is. 1882
The Bullslts sayg that Aorgans band last
night destroyed the long bridge the Ken
lucky Central Railroad between Cynthiana and
Paris gentleman residing Cynthiana
says Morgan's Frankfort and Lexington
. feint, hn real object being to strike
tho railroad At Paris and destroy the Townsend vaduct
which It would take six weeks to reconstruct then do
stroy property In Bourbon county and rotro to Harri
sonburg or Mount Sterling.
Advcss from Lexington last night to Mayor Hatch, OF
Cincinnati, render part Of tho above impossible
There reports this svoning Of the railroad track
between Lexington and Frankfort having been up
to-day by guerillas
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

A. .yeMcrs', 57 broadway, Lad Elias.
tie Toois ~ So 81 rs ami 81. smoras rs and 90 50
gent nue. sho aad Slippers youths aad chi drcns Bal
morals, ssaocs and CATERS JEFFEhS. ~ Bruadwav.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Eure Tobacco.--Nellow Bank Tobac.
eo--oodwio's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, ree trnh all
Impurities sale by all tobacco and .retr Sese - aud a.
wnuiysAle by Il. GOODWIN BROTHER. 2oS Water street
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Hcrvsng's Patent Chmmpian Fire and
Bars Proof Safes p, Broadway corer OF Murray street,
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Grand Family Holiday at Barn um's
Museum Perio at and TX O'Clock. Last day bui
two OF Commodore Mutt.
ssTurtle."-AnOther Splendid Turtle, by
BAYARD, this day. 1t l3p ark row. ~
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

ftna EFT
rM eW
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

The Pacific Railroad Was q Great En>
terpiise, but Knnx's Summer Hats will DO this
enhance the and health Of the people
the passage that any other For preven-
ton OF dc soe for adding elegance and dignity tha
human form divine, for pnes- health Ion evity
throw away your old hat, and buy tile OF KNOX "a
RIna dwAY =
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
Arrival or the Borussia

Arrival OF the BOrussia..
The steamship Borussia, Captain Trautmann, which
loft Southampton the I'd Of July reached this port
carly yesterday morning
her novs and newspaper aes have bean, anticipated
by tho arrival Of the City Of New York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

CQUIREs' ORIENTAL LtNtNENT.
Srrains, a
Pains M the L,uis ac pfca - arl u cent per bot
Sold by all d uegi-.s and J.w Hays 10 fuiton str"ct
Pr0c kiyn Wholesale oaly by JanA France 10. iarb
place, Sew York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Eieht Cnrtes de Visttc fDr 91.-The Bes1
Ia the city, Wood's Gallery. 20s Bowery New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-21
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
LATEST FROM RICHMOND.
General Lew Wallace in Memphis.
Gen Buells Army on the March for
East Tennessee.
From Cumberland Gap.

MEcuASICsynLE, VA, June 2O.-Balloon
observations lead to the belief that the
enemy's body have moved to some other
point, and that Richmond is being evaCu
ated. The greater portion OF tents on oppo
site eminence are removed. Our pickels
occupy The Mechauicsyille road across the
Chickahominy river. four miles from Rich.
mond, within speaking distance OF the enc
my's Iickels
General Morgan's dispatches say that his
forces marched at | o'clock on the morning
Of the 18th, to attack toe rebel, at Cum
bsrland Gap, but found that they rad
evacuated il.
MEATms, June 20 &C, neral Lew Wallace
assumed command OF the city, and took pos
session Of the Argus office. The Provost
Marshal issued orders TO shoot any one tear
ing down Union flag or otherwise mJlesdng
UnioDiats, uOd imprisonment OF citizens cal
ryiDg concealed weapons, or que lila, prowl-
ing about the country,
WAsHINGTON, Jane 2O.-The Prtsid ut h y
signed bills securing ire dom to all present
and future Territories.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20 A private letter
received -uys Buell., with his whole army,
started for East Tennessee via Huntsville.
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rostOmccg Hc-opencd In tennessee.

w. F"AAN'f NN-NA"Nf' w
Nashville, County soot) Davidson
county.
Gailatin, County seat Sumner co.
4 Clarksyillc, County seat Montgomery
county.
Springfield, County scat Robertson
county,
Franklin, County seaO Williamson
county.
Columbia, County seat Maury co..
Murfreesboro' County scat Rutherford
county,
shclbyville, County seat Bedford
county,
Lebanon, County seat Wilson co,
Smithville, County scaO Dokalb
county.
Watorstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, Dekalb
Alexandria, Dekalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county,
Gordonsyille,
New Middleton, Smith county.
Mitchelsylle, Sumner county,
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county,
Jordau's Valley ,Christianal Ruther-
ford county.
Lafayette, County scat Macon Co Tenn
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
10 day, as other offices are rc.opcned
We would suggest TO papers in Northern
States the propricty OF copying the above
list at least once awech,
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PROPRIETORs' NOTICE.

To-day the UNION comes out on a sheet
greatly enlarged. Much additional ex-
pense is thus incurred by the proprietors,
without any addition to the subscription
price of the paper Under the circum-
stances which surround US in the present
situation of the country, we have need
that our friends, personal and political,
should use every exertion TO increase our
subscription HSt.. We have by the en-
largement made room for ADvERTIsEMENTs
and would much like for the vacuum to
be filed. Our business men cannot do
better than TO advertise in the UNION.
Our circulation is already large, when we
consider the length Of time which has
'elapsed since we began the publication
Of the paper, and it is rapidly increasing.
The friends of the Government can do
no work which will 80 elIectually tend to
restore the old and much loved order of
things in this part of the country, as to
add to the circulation Of loyal journals
in our midst, - and of these they will find
the NASHVILLE UNION not the least useful
PROPRIETORS.
NASHVILLE, June 10, 1862.
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Tho Now monitors.

Regarding the six new Monitors now ia
course of construction, the Albany Con-
,jv says
Thenew vessels are larger and far more
powerful than the Monitor, but the prin-
cipic of their construction is the same,
The turrets are twcnty-onc feet in di-
amctor and eleven inches thick, which is
three inches thicker than the Monitors.
Tho armor-platcs are six inches thick
Each vessel is TO be armed with two if-
tcen-inch guns, which is four inches lar
ger than those of the N0gf0r Their
speed will be ten miles per hour The
plates are being rolled in Maryland and
Pennsylvania, All the rest of tho iron
for frames, fastenings, &c, &C., amount
ing TO several thousand tous, is being
made by Corning, Winslow & Co. and
the Rensselaer, Iron Company, at their
works i'm Troy.
-Four of the vessels are to be completed
by the first Of August, and two by the
FIRST Of September Some twenty eight
hundred men are at work upon these six
vessels, and IL is confidently believed by
the contractors that they will have them
completed within the stipulated time
If so, it probably challenge the world
for parallel in mechanical achieyment.
Am error EXISTS in the popular mind az
90 the sea-goiug properties of these yes
sells, II being generally supposed thai
they are unsuitcd 20 outside service, Il
was demonstrated by the run Of th,
Monitor from New York 10 Hampton
Roads that she is as staunch and safe Al
tho best modelled ship The new vessels
/ will be equally safe, and well adapted ID
T service a. sea-
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or THE ONO,

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or THE ONO,
NASHVILLE, June 20th, 1862,
Editor of MuelUiHe Union :"
Sm:-A notice appears in your paper
this morning, signed by H. Henren, It.
Col, &c, saying that in future, Gootmen
will be allowed TO pass over the Railroad
bridge to this City at a charge Of five
cents,
ii. Heilrcn, 1t, Col, &c, is mistaken.
Footmen will not be allowed TO pass over
the Railroad bridge, The Ferry boat
will, as heretofore, continue her trips.
You will probably save many citizens
upeless trouble, by saying as much in
your columns. | am, sir,
Very respectfully
o. d. GREENE, A.A.G.
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Fpndi

Osugtoa very limited uumbu Of fosl ones u
ufsssut in Isuuosssc, we haye uoi yea oeen 81 % n
cummeuce the Tr weekly AID Wsssy isspef "
vili issue III weekly vhcn ve have ave bun fe
ami tbe Wtsay whcn VIZ have thousand ful sT
bcu.
sa-AIl communications ou hutiucaa ailh lheta
sIl6r addressed 10 ihorUmEHRs Of tho ugt0
,pl aH communications 90 Goo El,tor via BE- adtret
toE C. MrECHR
Fatar ofI5yulnesapapers s.Il Go asa uest ri
arss bg I'd. publishing tas foregoing or its rlbtilll
To rfrr-Ht transactions loo TrlDsssos flF nouta
55mt vl llr highly Interesting o. au lovers 81 th.
e5utJ aui har free Institution aud ihu csiama
4 tbe Nrgss glu furnish lls earliest aai most fsiai
L silr .. these events
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THEATRE.-A well deserved compli-
mcnt in the shape Of crowded house,
was bestowed on Mr.. EVERETT last night,
and may he live to enjoy many more of
the same sort Tonight a magnificent
treat is in store for our Military friends
the comedy Of "The Soldiers Dau- h
ter" after which Mr. DUTFIELD will give
VS. an entirely new comic song" Here
yer Mule. Transfers will take notice
and be on hand, To conclude with
"Robert Macaire."
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Subsistence Stores for Sale.
OFFICE or ACHING COMMISSARY SUBSISTENCE
A.-.LLLLL ILAA L..n Id D. INV

OFFICE or ACTING COMMISSARY SUBSISTENCE,
NASHVILLE, TENN., June 10 b., 1862
pN ORDER u Commanding General OF District or
ID the ohio, l will expose 10 Public sale, at the
Store house Of the Issuing COmmissary corner Broad
and College Streets, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2ist 1S52,
40 10 O'Clock AN, the following Subsistence stores
(condemued) viz
4 aNE ~ BARREL, containing ono hundred auI
" sixty mine l6pl pounds Of RlCF, damaged BY
mould
INlFTY ONE (5) BARRELS, containing ten thou
Il sand three hundred sud ninety-ninc uO3ggl
pounds Of HOMlNY, damaged by mould
Also,
the following Articles, captured from the Stores Of
robcls In arms against the U, s. Government viz .
nNE LOT OF MlILET SEED, contained in forty
" (4O) bags.
fINwO '(2) BALES, containing three hundred and
Il twenty $500 pounds Of HOPS
TERMS-- CASH at time Of sale, payable in.Uniled
States Treasury Notes. CHARLES ALLEN
juuel1-td lst Lieut., Bird Ohio Vols, and A. c. 8