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BUSINESS CHANCES.
i LAFAyrrTs fIRy INSURANCE ooNpApu
OF akDOElsYN

LIYAYrTTs ,1Rs INSURANCE oopAru
OF akUoEIYN.
-, lrLTos ssEr' e Wall sTRrrzs
Cash GAprTAI, 10 o. DoLIAss,
= Coup.hl tnsurr- p, par O, vi kiRds ar-ss-s
L0sr W u'nase % ar. on ~ svor.bls ,srros =
a,u,S. Ithttutiopg
rEUNB J. BsRosN, Pr,<sds-s
JAMIE =. THOMPSON, Jr. Besy,
eHo. w. Husf. Asu'e,Ant
pHscrossi
n i,IJis J. 8EBGsN, JAMES ukUlnHANK,
hIAAh ~ ST JOHN, JOHN II PHiJYN
eDW. 7. BACKHOUsa, BAMI-YT, ~ Wyux,
yA asio hhhPEh ALEXANDER McCUR.
LnWis II. Nc ID. 3. VOOHHEK6
g S,vsn, = orA3Eh, JAB.V SCHOONhAER
800 $3.50 = CULLEN, MICHAEL NHvIN
=, hhlI ~ SAGE SAMUEL GARRIBOp
rhJLIf CkoOkH, JOHN LEFFHRTa
JAMkS n. COOPER, CORs 4 pYpnsR
John @, BCHUMAKER,SIpX W PPNNrs, -
JOHN j. NAkDE RBu.I JAMIE TJTf,a
bsNhf TlkNkEN, JKHSH o. ROWAN
EDWARD HARVEY
,. n. THOMPSON, ~. B..
ElREMAE's TRUST INSURANCE Con
BASY or BROUCLYN
Cash CAPITAL. Sibo,OOO
ONO ~, C1urt stress y1ppoei,e CIV a.lA ..s
NJ. NNAl s,rssl neAl Brp.dv.y, New Va.
WSN'h"d on 'he p-tvcipls % paying one hi.T Ma
prrf.' aNve >'n psr .er,. ~ ,he wii,gs .ns o.
prsr's mo 2: ina s'-e Department. ., 90 w., =
brokyu WV
nIBNr-oEs
-~Hs- ia Nehem'h Knights JoA~pl n keN
Asioh p'Sr'y Gubert l. IIAighi 5miih Panohe
lh'u'H. 'Ah bLuDi Wyolof Psssr h Andsr,y,,
asrt{ Messenger . FrcN inghsnls warrrn sD.slIS
WI ID C,sgiI IsraR u ys'snr CuIt-,I.
Peter Duryes JSThurn ND gJuII<
ions e'sWAr hchArdP Bn% wm wsl
y Low WiliAS Beard joseph u EIaia
u't~ii fo!l Henri r Pier ono anAiei ElnE
Nr-NiordU eTrlit h.rcel'us MUsssyN y Janss
hsrfy frS Dl Van Noorhis John N HioAu
Jon. SlOV@ Jonn e.hench ZB WAkeun.a
n Rollins Fret T Pace Vaistu,. "a NJ
LdV. X Muller 81 Chinendsn John J Works..
THIS Company continues " insurs Buildinrx.
aerchAndSe, Dwellings, Household Furnisrr-
V9NseI IN Port and Ihsh carH-~- and u.h.r props,
", Agalnt ltss Or dAnAte 10y Gre, on ~ 1.ycrsh.
ma iloeTs terms - CHER fra claw cctupsaJsr.
Nm. ~ KRkLL- Secretary.
y. n NNUSOIF. Jt.. Asss..nI d. nAgY-
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nOAEI;-G2-GOOD BOARD AT Thomp-
l'Fpu ~, from 20 - IS week uiAu aud wi,o ~ "
o. g week. AS furnished r.pns win y amos,
ohtap Alao lIISiua-, 6i H. So veaS. or IL. ~ 2s
a .ighl n. II --LeAsons IN pisn1, Is. 20.
n,hi 1lesslA
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INsTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF BOOKKEEPIN9, ARITA
"A nssic, writing, 49,, s6a Bro@dway-aneen year.
Il successful operation. Th@Suyh practical ins.ruo-
sANdsni's sspsrslsly add carefully taught.
al 49, a. -s-.lA $3.50. ,. AAAvLILs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMERI.

I'EEIH-IEETH-lE EIh-Ihh hmEhl-
u can Teeth Co.-PrA.tich Dentis,s are iusertins
beautiful fi set,a Of teeth Al o. and 3lU part sofia
On cents per tssh; warranted half the usual price.
Bone aud gold hlling 90 Ger ". sS4 Bowery, Oppo
site b,h N. Prof. Jean Barrels Tooth Ache DroI'a
an almcst instan,ancous teredy for NtH mnsf eI
cruoiating OF all human mAaiisa. We nave ,hs
aols Ngsnry IN this city for .he sale Of this world
renOwHed remedy. Price 20 cent? with directions.
5eui ~ mail receps " price, Ar' p@SAge, "a
BY q q local application ~ thess dropa " the guns
,,go ~ tnrss mlr,tas teeth and roOts may bs sH-
Isc..d, Ia uiust Cases. 'yithut the slgtiain pAiu
Ay,,ta auf drugyiata niyplind en- yrc- taln N4ars
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rHE
4 Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given " all perSnns having claims .,ain1
ELIJAH I. BARKER, late ~ the city OF New York,
deceased, present ,he same, with vouchers there
Of " the subscriber Al his Office, No, IT6 Chatham
street, In the city Of New York, on or before th0
sixth day Of March neNt Dated, New York, tine
2Tlh day OF Augua, 1881. ISAAC q. BARKER,
A1minlstrAtoT, a.. with the will anne II.
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FCHR,
A rrENTIoN LADIES I

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY YOU'D
furs 90 per ceni. less ,.ls, any 0shsr aors II
he city, Al the oreAa Rocky Mountain Drp1t, wsie
mink half capes- muir and cuffA %. French s9bl,
mink capes, NUTS and cufS, 81 70 %. Frenoa mini
cape, muf and Guns, g. " $40; French mink NUN
~ " $3.50; water mink muir, ~ N $3.50: Frencl
worth $50, Al FosrRRs, IT'S Os,,hsm slua-o, &C
Moo a 80 a. r. ~ .
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BOARD AMI ROOMS.

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM 10 LIZ
~ r''t strt ipt geutlera n and vi,s also .
In e,,l " n'Iuou, board. tr iv0 young nsu, Ia
tp''vsts 'amiy. ApT y q O,ahNd n. = A.e'iYI
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Burr gaze Of the County q: New York, notco u
hereby given ~ al persons having claims AganAi
FREDERICK HORNFKLD, LAKE Of the City ~ New
York, Grcer, decessel, ~ present the same, vial
vouchers thereof " ihe subscribers Al the ufCs a
james Gridley, N. o. NNsau ~, IN the city NJ New
York, on or before the 2Sth lay ~ April neu
Dated, New York, the llth day - October, 1881.
CHARl.Ks GROssKLAUS,
CAIlSTEN y GARLlSCH.
Administrator, 40
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NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY-lSf
~ Eighth ave, are inserting beautiful sesss d
teeth On thc,r atmospheric plstes; ~ war prices -
tb and - per sect, partial setts 90 cents PER soosh
IN silver; t,ons hGins 20 cents per cavity; soie
from, 20 W n cents. AL work warranted, 81 1es
Hiehih ave- b.,ySaA1 tosh and ansN ,Ar alsn-1n'
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GROCERIES.

FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR-GOOD AND
y cheap .Of cssh box at tae prices - pod h5,..,
Sc 90. -uuerlor, ~. choice extra, - o., deAveroI
II. r CoYLE'5, l34 aud lsC ". rGle ave. Brp1k.yn.
mig 94,c'Iis
FISH FISH :. GOOD AND CHEAP.
New pick ed herring, TIE very les, f,r retailing,
yuH rsiVt1 also new fat mackpr,l !, In goo Ihs lnO
H. 90 No. 20 lbs packages, and c.dash sr sAio by
A. W ROsK, 2is Washington n, ear Barclay, net
cash dtati m al nnds Of FISH, hams, .hou'ders,
oeei, port, lard, D.. Grycera respeJt'u'y invited.
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NHRApEST LODGINGS IN THE CITY
~ Me- si4s e ro1nA 10 W lSo. night. cloan SIN
vie bNds- l0c.; gentleman and w1e, 40 " BIO. Our
roonH 1re comfortable and newly c-rpevsi-ai VIII
shire IL Iuse, lOs Franklin ~, nss- wes Broa.ivpy
open a.. nichN .ai5 Hsc'la
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~ ny THROW AWAY YOUR MONET
~ on private deutiFts, when you can 20, posi
lively Ihe very best ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Ann
ave mor ~ half your money. Our Hetn have
taken premium ia nOsrly every gNLe and In hurups.
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rI'O LET AND LEASE-SIORES, HOUSES
Il anc parts OF HOUSES, in al Parts " WI ANS
Iurgr ~ i Br,-'kyn; ais, housaA, lnts and farms,
',r sale or exchange IN al parts Of Ns Uni,ei
s,stes Inquire Of PETER 4. BERT, real Estate
rouse R4,cui aAd Auc,onoaI 800 Grand 81 williams
burgh, tsis 2Asc'i0o
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60 Sn-CHEAPEST BOARD me THE
". cO States. Me rooms, with good board,
90 30 H. o. a week and upwards JNiies and faBri.
LES suited osi than any other house. - Lsp,nArd Q,
fsll 2lAn'ilS
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I MONROE ST., COR. OF CATHERINE
lFmtuhei rooms " let - single gontemsn. with
~ without uoarl; asn r,Jms with every convent
ANTILLES. fe22 2iSr'it0
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate Of sc County of New York, npUcs u
hereby given tina, a.. persons having claims SIGns
BII.AS HOLMES, lAi6 o'ihe City OF New York, de
seasei, " present the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscribers, NJ thsir office ITO Willisu q
in the city Of New York, on or he,1re Ihe twsntet'
lay Of January reIt. Dated, New York. the oai
day Of July, 1861.
WILLIAM NELSON, Exe'u-
SAMUEL b. BCHIBFFELIN,I brS.
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IN PURSUANCE oF'AN ORDER OF TE1
lsurugave Of the County ~ NpV York, notice v
uerehy giveI. " all persons having claims aga -
JAMES STUART late OF NJ. 70 E,s1 2iIh street, Ii
,he city of New York, Gentleman, deceased " pr.
sent the same with vouchers thereof = the slns n
her, at the ofce Of Elward q. Delavn, So.2l Cin -
In the CITY ofNay Work on OF bef.re tho 18Th day
of April next Dated New York, the 18Th Jay o.
Oct5bar, 1881 Hil.EN N STUART,
AduIiniaTntr14
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ITO LET OR LEASE-A FOUR STORY
i store aud house, sth avenue, be,ween bith anc
SSH sSs ~, side. T4Jire nj 100 West l'tA ~ II
fe2o 5'll9
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D6 CENT HAIR DYE-BEST In UsE--
<c BRIR5rs Columbian Hair Dye Gan b- hAf
a 81 Eighth ave; $50 Allen "a; Houst6n -. cor Az.
o. 80 Grand =. tlb Hudson 81 10 s. Eth az; Be-
nnd ave-. and B0th n; 9l5 Kgh,h ave 1876 Hu,lsit
d; 2T7 Division n; ass FOURTH ave, ~ Avenue n
md ia Division 81 PEooKLYr-lB Fulton -; &c
Court s., oor Myrtle ave. and Carl n and corner
franklin a Myrtle ayes. WuLIAssRJ HaH-C1rAud
areet, Nos SC, 100 go, 2i2 an 3d. S1uth 9Th and
VI bDuth ON and I'h eouh ~ AMI ~ As9 oy
vtlliAmsburgh, between Second and Third streets
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wrmes E.prr-ly for the New York sun,
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TO LET-THE STORE AND BASEMENT,
Il o. \ wan "a. Apply ~ FRANCIS 8. AOFF.
MAN, giI Bo,aiwAy, or J. CAUTION, 81 Nassau =
GubtNllS
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COAL.

DEST OF RED ASH. 40; WHITE ASH
ID - 80 per ton ~ 900 It~., delivered trse and
lean coke, 50 a chAl1ron. Yards and Eleventh
nres,, near Broadway, N. Z. q. P. BACHs
Agent. fe2l Aac'lN
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81. 40 NC .aoar Am . SS~ Of ps sS e.
dreamed and free from slate, Al 81 20 per tnr n
1000 lhs., from the yard 40 WayeTly Place and
Ferry and West sta, North River.
teis 2iAo'laO A. TRHADwKLI, Ageni.
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'TML rAkINkKSHIP HkkELOfORE IA.
L listing under the name Of STITCH d BkOrhEh
's thir dss dissolved nv mrtuSl consent II. srllB
N. ArICH. Nsw York, Feb. se.h. lSes: ms s.iN
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ITO LET OR LEASR-TlIE OLD kSTAE.
Il nshtd Grucery on the Northeast oo'uer 81 ID, o
lanoy and PITT sts., togetsor with the BAKERY
Feel ,tore adjoining. For particu,ara inqGrc =
% Pit st. or Of JOHN X. MARSH, 100 Myrtle ave ,
Brooklyn, MIL N'll'
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

OFFICE MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY-I
OBroadwAy-New York, Peb, lTth, 1863, THIS ~
qua election for Directors and Inspectors for ih
4usuiug year, will be held a, the office OF the Don
psny N Wednesday, March bth, ensuing The y
d be- opened from 10 m W P M The tAns''
cooks will be closed ON Feb. f4th, and re-opens
March 6lh. MOOR FALLS, Seo ts90 lS'lm
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COAl-s3.5O AND e4.50-NUTT, STOVE,
~ egg and furnace Also English camel eli, war
rantad Coz lbs per ton delivered In good o'der, free
& carriage. WIN MARCOu5E, Agent, 80 Stanton
., between Chry s,ie and Forsyth stS near BoEtFy
m9 S'lil
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ITO IET-IN VILLAGE OF JAMAICA
L I.nay Isla'd, cn.tsge 30 feet front ~ desI
With - acIss " good ground In culug.'in' larg'
Darn and gaiden. and g.'d suppl ~ iruf, uh
lutes v, H. a. raj ~ deT,t Possession n Ia %
Ap-. Inlui~e u DIR. SAMUEL T KJ IPEKs, on
81 ave. sld Hth Etra. h2O 4'lo
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ITO GARDENERS-TO LEASE FOR A
Il number OF years, two houses, With sevsn arr
o. ,rCsfld attached N each. stuAtsi In g9ri 1IrI
dis,rict At the junction ~ the n Y n Rus Il.
with the New Jersey Il; X, wsst End, Hut-,i
City, Nrs Jersey. For particulars inquire %
H. DEMOrr, oppC site the premises. aaesvi n
given Immediately. mil s'lOS
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsurrogAS Of the County n New York. notice
hereby given " AL persons having clallas AgdnH
JANIS N. WELLS late o. the city u New York,
deceased. W presen, the same, with vouchers there
Of ~ ana Subscribers ~ their ONCE, lbI NINA AE~
nue., in the city Of New York, on ~ before he nrN
DAY OF February mart. Dated, New York, loth dap
JANIS n WELLS. I HHNfa
RILIIAM ROOMH L ~
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsurrogste ~ the County Of New YORK, nouoa y
hereby given r. all persons having claims AyainF
WILHELM BOHI.R, laie Of the City ~ New York
deceased, " present the same, with vouchers there
Of b. the sllls,rbersi the oifce OF John A. Steram
Ter, Counsellor st Law, No. III Nassau street IN th'
City ~ NV York, on m before the 25h day FEB
, ruary next. Dated. New YORK, the 1874 day % 40
CLARA p. BoHLE Admiristr.trI
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OFFICE OF THE GOODYEAR ELASIlI
~ Fabrics Co.-Feb. SAih, 1882 -s'ockholder
lie stoCkhoders OF the Goodyear Elastic Fabric
Co. will be held At the ONCE Of the Co, 80 Cor
AndI st, New York city, on "Wednesday, the lSt
iAy Of March next 81 II o'clock tnoonl Of that day
snr the purpose OF diminishing the capital stock
aid Co. 10 the sum OF SSOur0O0. WILLIAM JUD.
SON, President. HENRY l., DAGGkrr, Jos.
LOWERING, JAMES \. BRADY, CHARLES
rph a.st1h
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"a 1O-OoAL PER TON OF t2,OOc
pAts tOlhs, well soreened and tree tum slate
laiyered 70 all parts OF the city, from yards lol
Eighth ave, and lSo Wen ll,h - near TN ave.
IuARTT. - Aac'b'
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"a 1O-OOAL PER TON OF 2S0O LBS.
pIt. ~ Peach Orchard, Red Ash, s., Englsi
Annel, Sll, Coke, 50. Orders by post promptly a.
ndod " ~ W. p, TRkADWELL' sAs BoWsr9
se1O QA.rs
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y % CouIshi tnsurr- pr par q, Si kiRds ag.tnra
10 ot NsnAse % ar. lsvor.bls serras 4
z,u,lSs tasttntopg
rEUN1H }. BERoEN Prs<ads-s
yAhEe =. THOMPSON, Jr, Seq,
eEO. ". HUHL Asae,Ant
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leaves Nuw York a. r. NJ daily tBundAys exosp9
ell making oloss connection ~ Harrisburg VII
Peunsyi vAnis RAilrt Ad-wtth no change Of oars =
PiIlsburg, and hui one 70 CinoinnAa and Chioass 81
POM hours tine II saved by taking this train
PLIZARKTHPORT AND NEW YORK FKRRU
Leave New urk nom Pier No. North River, a
!, ~ ard II. OO A. M, 8.2O, A30 and $40 p N.
The boats stop 81 Bsrgeu Point Snc hAdA1 4
HArhor every trip zach way,
.uia iYslOo. JOHN o 6TRRNs, 5uPsrintsntA 4
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LNILLIAMSBURG-TO LET-TO AVERY
w small family, the lower part Of . two story and
haSomen, house, consisting oftwo parlCrs aud tRo
easements. TuaxceptInA references required
Apply IN WIN. II. TEARE, X ,nsevelt street Ferry,
r 1874 North 4th street, Brooklyn, 4. d. Trent los
dolars.l mas 6'iOs
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.TBRFE FARMS FOR sALE-THE SUB

'TBRFE FARMS FOR SALE-THE SUB
serther h.s = hHc, NJ improved land, EtiAtsd o.
Rick Gay Falls, IN she tJwn Of Milton, known ~
thu Harlow Kilmsr properly, containing sbum 10;
ACres well arranged W make three good farms,
witch he Ia desiruua Of sailing upon reasouA de
terms. There god houses and out-buildlnlp
IN each BARN, and ,hsy lie adjoining they can =.
used one arm or three, according the pur,
chaser or pu-ch Assrs may desire. Terms male ,o
suit parchassrs- Fer particulars, inquire Of tine
subacrtber, At the Columbian Hnia, SArallQa
springs. CHAUNCEY KILMER. ssis tn,glOsa
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LETTER LIST.

To Do continued
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
Terrific Battle Progressing
outside of Mobile!
Whole Towns Inundated on
the Mississippi River!
The Federal Fleet to run by
VlcksbuTg!

LOUISVILLE, June 16.-News from Angus.
ia, Ga, reports lighting in the vicinity of
Charleston. A sharp engagement at James
Island, between three rebel regiments and
federals. The federsls were protected by
felled trees and gunboats. Rebel loss thirty
to sixty-fve, principally Georgans Fed
era loss supposed to be large.
MEMPHIs.-One Of our loyal citizens re-
ports sixty-fve thousand rebels concentrated
at Grenada, Miss.
NKw YoRK, June 16--Fort Morgan has
surrendered, leaving Mobile unprotected. A
terrific engagement is progressing outside Of
Mobile The result unknown.
Several crevassss on the Mississippi river,
which submerged whole towns and planta-
tons.
Vicksburg news says Breckenridge arrived
there on the 1lth The Federal feet pro-
poses to run by yicksburg a1d attack the
Rebels lower down toe river.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
Taking tho Oath-UnsvvOrn Omcers.

Taking the Oath-UnsVVOrn Officers.
A correspondent informs us that The fol-
lowing officers have aot taken the oath to
support the Federal Government and Con.
stitution John Gleaves, Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court Cbas. S. Diggons, Clerk of the
Criminal Court d. g. Love, Clerk of the
Circuit Court 70 Phiaeas Garrett, County
Register; Judge Wbitworth of the County
Court, and W. D. Rober tson, Collector of
County Revenue. He very truly adds that
Z" the above-named gentlemen have had time
enough to come forward and take the oath"
Shall the loyal citizens submit to the rule of
unsworn officers, and entrust the records and
revenue to iheir keeping2 Our correspon-
dent adds, it is "rumored these officers de-
clare they will not take the OATH" Then
their cases should be attended to without de.
lay. He f'irther suggests that all lawyers
should be made AXE the oath of allegiance,
or have their licences revoked and so Of
brokers. He adds that there are many
loyal men OF ability who would be glad to
Gil the offices" now filled by bitter foes of
the Federal and warm friends of the Rebel
government. We have no doubt that these
gentlemen will be promptly notified to take
the oath, or else be instantly relieved of their
cfIloes aud be made to suffer the penalty of
disloyaity. It seems to us that a person
who presumes to take charge of public re.
cords, or collect public revenue without full
authority TO do so, is guilty of serious Of
fence, aside from that of disloyalty. And
no unsworn officer can have authority
The oa h is necessary precedent to the
valid discharge of his duties.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

We learn from T. s. FALKIEBuRG, Or
Derby Of company /, Fiftieth Ind VOlun-
teers, that Captain ATKIsoS Of com !.
pany @ Of The same regiment, with twenty
men captured on Saturday last, GOO
lbs of powder at Sycamore Mills, thir-
ty miles below Nashville, and five miles
north Of the Cumberland River. The
powder was brought up TO the city on
Saturday afternoon. They also stopped
at Fort zollicofIer and brought off 80 =
pound gun.
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Rebel Atrocities in Arkansas.

The atrocities of the Arkansas rebels are
almost beyond belief. correspondent of
the St. Louis Democrat, with General Cur
tis' army, writing from Batesville, Arkan
sas, on the 9TH inst, says that the rebel su
thorities at "Bayou Matre," sixteen miles
from Little Rock, hung six men who refused
to obey the CONSUMPTION act. lie also learns
from the Rev, James Longhilridge, a we'll
known Presbyterian minister, that on or
about the 23i Of April, Messrs. Shultz and
Reed, ministers, of the Christian order, were
taken from their own premises, on Rolls
Ridge, Benton county, Arkansas, conveyed
to The woods ia the night, aud killed. They
had just returned from Cassvllle, and were
Union men.
About the 18th of May, Mr., Neal was
shot in bis own house, near Fayetteville,
and died in three hours. He was Union
man and had adhered to the Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church when 1t split. A report came
to Huntsville about the 18th Of May, that
four men. all adherents OF the old Methodist
Episcopal Church, aud some of them minis
tiers, were killed near Fayetteville, and
other men Of the same sentiments were
threatened.
Ia the fall of 1861, ia Van Buren, county,
twenty-seven Union men, and persons un
willing to take up arms we're chained to-
gether by the neck, and in Searcy county,
eighty-three were served in the same way,
and in this manner taken to Jail, where they
were kept nearly six months. These state
ments are authenticated by the afidayits Of
the meu so punished.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

NA1"ftAlts a hftsI juno ~ App~s
The following is list of the deceased SOL
dlers 10 General Hospitals from May 81 10
May 8ist, 1862. Please publish
Annoy ). W., PVT 18th Ky, co. T., Fever TYP hold,
May 10.
Adee, VIM. pgt 18th Mich, co l, Pleu. Pneumonia,
May o.
Bolla, Henry, pvt Nelson's Body Guard, Int. Fever,
May q.
Bare Elias pvt. Sd Ohio Cav co. F, Measles, May
IT,
Bowers, jacob, pvt 18th Peg. B, Epilepsy May 10.
Burt, Barrett, pvt. Let Mich Eng l. Dysentery, May
10
Barris simon pvt. 18th Ky. =, Fever Typhoid, May
IL.
Bassett, Geo, pvt. Cd Mnn., II, Pneumonia, May ls.
Cabir, JOS pvt. 18th Reg CO. B, Diarrh@a, May 3.
clawson, Vail, PVT. ID Ind, co. X, Rheumatism,
May "A.
Cook, Jno, s sergt seth Ohio, co. I, Pneumonia
May y
Day, Geo, pyt. OSth Ohio, CO. Z, Fever, Typhoid.
May %.
Gilbert, Joseph T., pvt cath Ohio, CO. C, Typh. Few,
Goodman. Thomas, pvt eoth Ohio, CO K, DySentery,
May %.
eaham, Carpenter, pvt. coth Ohio, CO. B, Romittent
Fever, May 10.
Hirschburgor, Isaac, pvt 18th Ohio, CO. D. Diarrhoa
Chron., May II.
Jnes, Jas W, pyt 9th Ind, CO. f, Continued Fever
May u.
jenkins, Jas pvt Goth Ky CO. b, Fever, May a.
Kline cottleib, pvt. Gath Ohio, co. A, Diarrhea
Chronic, May H.
Kent, e., pvt. 17tRO Ohio, co. /, May 20.
q 49,.
May "a.
Miller, Cecil, pvt Sd Mimi, co. E, Fever, May 10.
Maxwell, G. W. pvt 41st Ind co. E, Typhoid Fever
May IT,
Miles, Morgan, PVT. 18th KY, co. 1, Pneumonia
May O.
Mcclure, A. J, pvt. ssth Ohio, Typhoid Fever, M'y
%.
Mayer, Abram, pvt. Sd Ohio Cav, co. D, Measles
May T.
Marion Charles, CorpL LIST Mich. Eng, co. D, Thph
Fever, Nay o.
Masters, John, pvt 1lth Mich co, F, Heimopthsis
May 8.
Parker, Alfred H., pvt. a7th Ind, CO. I, Pneumonia
May IL.
Robertson, Geo., pvt. lst Mich Eng, co. D, Fever
May H.
Reed, VIM, pvt. Goth, co. X, Debility, Mayo.
Riley, Joel A., sorgt. 4th KY. CO. H, Typhoid Fever
MyI5
Thresher, Thos., corp 9TH Ky. Cav, Co E, Typhoid
Fever, May A.
Tinman, Henry, pvt. nth Penn, co. B, Pneumonia
May A.
hilbert, VIM, pvt 10th wis, co. b, Gun.shot wound
May a.
Upton, George, pvt. 18th Mich, co. B, Dyscntery
May "a.
spaht Casper II pvt. cath Ohio, Co F, Typh Fever
May 90
smith Robert, pvt 18th Ky, co. X, Typhoid Fever
May 20.
sharpley, Roderck W., pvt sSth Ohio, co. H, Typh
! Fever, Mays
strsder Jno. A. pvt, 18th KY, co. X Typhoid Fever
May IL.
Scott, Chester j., pvt. 1st Ohio Cav co. D. Darh9a
Mays
scrogan, Henry c., pvt, 51st Ind, H, Typh Fever
May g.
Simpson, James W, pvt. 9Th Ky, co. F. Typh Fever
May 20.
woodruff, John W., pvt Goth Ky, co. F, Typh. Fever
May IA.
wal, R. s., corp 18th Ohio, co. B, pioursy, May %
Per JAS w. STEELE,
Clerk ONCE Med Director.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

THEATRE.-There was another fine as
semblage at the theatre last evening and
Luke the Laborer was performed in a
very creditable manner. Mr.. HAmLTo N
was very good as Luke, while the re-
naming characters were filed in a man
ner that gave satisfaction. Tonight
Shakspeare's wonderful creation, Otbello
will be the attraction, and in conse-
quence of its length, no other piece will
be played with it, A visit to the thea
tire will well repay any one, who may at
tend THIS evening.