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Police Proceedings.

BEFoRE RECORDER SHAME Thursday, Feb
I9th.-Business opened brisk enough
this morning.
s. B. Vaughn for running a cart with
out legal papers, was fined costs and
made TO take ont license.
Ed. Foley, drunk. Three dollars and
costs.
Arch. Ham, ditto, five dollars and
costs.
Pat Rabbit had hair enough on him
- get drunk, verdict three dollars, costs,
and workhouse for eleven days,
Martin Green, person who does not
belle his name-had to pay three dollars
and costs for getting drunk.
Martin Owens, for being drunk, was
fined three dollars and costs, and sent
to the work house for nine days.
Martin Dogener, for drinking too much
whisky, was made to pay three dollars
and costs, and TO go 10 the workhouse
for nine days.
Three boys were up for disrderly con-
duct. They had been throwing rocks
much TO the danger of passers-by. They
were fined and sent TO the workhouse.
We will not publish their names this
time, for we dislike to familiarise young
minds with police proceedings. Young
men, you must do better hereafter.
Lucas Grace got gracefully drunk, for
which achievement he was fned three
dollars and costs.
AT. Jones was made TO take out license
for his business.
Florina Sullivan was caught in little
illegitimate snap, by Squire Wilkinson
which cost the aforesaid Sullivan fifty
dollars. He got off cheap.
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"FIGHTING A JEw."-A soldier in Gen.
JAMES ID. MoRGAS's Brigade, now in this
city, who promises TO give us occasional
sketches and Incidents Of the Camp and
March," writes the following amusing in
cident which happened when that bril-
gade was encamped before Pennington,
near Corinth, Miss:
Stringent orders prohibiting officers or
soldiers from going beyond the camp or
co Tor lines while in presence of the
enemy, were issued and enforced. Sem
tinels were alive TO their duty, and none
but General or Staff officer were per.
mitted TO stray behind his lines. In the
rear of our brigade camp was the head
quarters Of Gen.P., who was not only a
true soldier, but gentleman OF the first
water. His orderly was an Irishman, a
second edition of mickey Tree" On
the extreme left of the brigade was the
camp of the 10th Michigan, Col. Lum, and
Immediately on is leittiank was bat
terry, through or close in front of which
none save those officers named above
were permitted TO pass. Wishing TO go
to the picket lines, which was in ceaseless
commotion day and night Gen. P.
passed through the battery, but Mike, his
orderly, tagging in the rear, was halted.
With that boldness and eifrontery char
acteristic of Generals orderies, Mike
not only abused but threatened to oval
lop hell's delights" Gas he classically ex-
pressed iO out of the faithful sentry
Matters were approaching a climax when
Gen. p, hearing some tall swearing"
came back and claimed his orderly of the
sentry, who let him 80 with a volley of
unintelligible Teutonic oaths.
"You must MT quarrel with a sentinel"
said the General, admonishing Mike as
to the danger OF such practice,
damn his sowl," said Mike, "did MT
he know | was Generals Orderly"
No matter, you should MT fight with
a jew"
I" He was jew, was he?" quoth Mike
twisting himself in his saddle TO have q
look back at the sentry. "Musha, may
bad luck TO him an his generations, WASH
il for 'em would Mt our Savior be Twin
an doin' we'll amongst us TO. day ~
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srselal pI,paleh % ,he cIneInn.lI ea,e,le

AiNNaA AAolANth " NAt NluNluuht OAAeNtes
MURFREEsBoBo', Feb. 16-On Thurs
day, Colonel James Munroe, Of the 123d
Illinois, General j. j. Reynolds Division,
took with him $50 men of his own regi-
ment and 20 of Stokes's Tennessee cav
airy, and started out to beat up the quar-
ters of the enemy in the direction Of
Gainesville. When four miles from the
town, he encountered a body Of rebel
cavalry belonging to MOrgan's command,
800 strong. After a sharp conflict, he
completely routed them, killing twenty,
wounded large number, and taking six
prisoners. BE also captured fifty horses
and destroyed nearly three hundred
stand of arms. Colonel Monroe returned
late last night. During the action three
OF his men were wounded.
The loyal address of the Ohio officers
still continues TO meet with the heartiest
approval of the troops, and hare not net
heard Of a single man toIo refuses TO sanction
It, General Rosecrans gave IL his warm
est approval The Pennsylvania boys
have been serenading Generals Rosecrans
and Negley with patriotic songs of their
own composition. -
The letter of the commanding General
to the Ohio Legislature and City Council
of Cincinnati, are passed about from man
10 man, increasing the admiration which
the soldiers entertain for their leader.
Throughout the army there is an en-
couraging feeling OF enthusiasm and
good will. The weather continues va
riable, rain one day and sunshine the
next.
II is definitely ascertained that John
Morgan's command, 5000 strong, are near
Gainesville.
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The readers Of the UNION viii remem-
Der the troupe Of French zouaves who
gave an exhibition of The drill and camp
life Of the original Zouavcs, az our thea
ire, some two years ago. The company
has sustained heavy loss in the death
Of THEoDoRE HErTHoER, who performed
the female in the "opvat'as" performed
by the troupe. He expired, after three
months, illness, of consumption, at Port
au Prince, on the 1lth Of January. His
remains were inferred on the 18th, by
the company, in costume, giving him
military bOncrs. lie ives tWe9iy-nine
years old.
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The CHARLESTON BLOCKADE. - The
official reports Of Captain Ingraham and
Commander Tucker have been Published
in the Charleston papers. Their account
Of the action OF the. bar sgrees, sub
stantially, with that already given by
cur own officers; but they make no mem
ton Of the Princess Royal, and do not
seem 10 have been aware OF what q loss
they were sustaining, or what prize we
carried of.
They made no pretenoe Of having lift
ed the blockade-say nothing about the
blockade, in fact Did Beaursgard invent
that whole report in the Richmond Dis
patch, with The letters Of the consuls and
everything slse?--L0u Democrat
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Criminal Court.

JuDdE NJ. NJ. BRlEN, PREsIDNo.--The
case of the State against SULLIVAN was
tried yesterday, Attorney General
srUBBLEFrELD for the State, w. G. BRIEN
for the defendant
1t appeared, from the proof in the cause,
that about six months since, many diff
ferent thefts had been committed at the
Sewanee hotel that SULLIVAN had, on
two consecutive nights, preceding the
discovery of the thief, gone to the hotel
and registered his name, and taken lodg-
ing; that on each OF these nights some
thing had been stolen; that suspicion
eventually attached to SULLIVAN, and,
finally, on the third night of his regis
.trAiion, trap was prepared to ensnare
him. Young RoBERTs marked two five
dollar bills with the letter Y and r,
and placed them in his pantaloon's pocket
and laid his pants on chair and left
the door Of his room open, the gas burn
ing 10 the hall Ia the night he was
awakened by a noise, when, looking
towards The door, he saw the defendant
searching his pockets. He gave the
alarm. the defendant ram to his room,
where RoBERTs and policeman lNGLts
proceeded and arrested him.
Tho bank bills were found under his
bed, as was also the pocket book. A
pair Of gold sleeve buttons which had
been stolen from Mr. CALHOUN was found
ON his person, and number Of other
missing articles, The defendant was
tried before magistrate, and bound over
10 the Criminal Court aud an indictment
for grand larceny found.
The defendant plead guilty to petit lar
oony, and the jury, after hanging awhile,
returned a verdict sentencing him to the
penitsniiary for two years. lie asked
that the sentence be Immediately pro
nounced upon him, which was done, aud
tho defendant was remanded TO the
peniteniiary.
Tho cases Of ZAoaEaY aud ESsLEv
we're continued. The case Of BURKE
for larceny, was, on account Of illness
also continued.
Here being no other easeroady for
trial, the court adjourned until to-day a
nine o'clock. The case OF MARY NEADE
will probably be taks9 up this nF-'DT
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
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McClelland to be Restored to the
Army Of the Potomac,
Rebels FOrtifying Louisiana Shore.
Rebels Throwing up Brsastworks
Opposite Falmouth, Va
Castelone and Golden Rule Burned
by Alabama.
Rebels POEtlfying LOaislana shore.
Gold, ss Cotton, SO to 90.

NEw YoRK, Feb. l9.-The HsrAld's
special says that the President viii re-
store General Mcclellan to the head Of
the army next month.
Reports from Vicksburg say that the
enemy are throwing up batteries on the
Louisiana shore.
wAsHrNeToN, Feb. 19-Ths Rebels
threw up lines of breastworks opposite
Falmouth.
BosTON, Feb. 19.-The Alabama burn
ed the brig Castelone and bark Golden
Rule.
Nav YORK, Feb. 19,-COtton dull, sales
five thousand bales at s9@9o Gold
heayy-69; sterling exchange re TO 80
premium.
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THsATRE. - The Honeymoon" and
flaming a Tiger" were well received
last night. Tonight we are to be ia
vored with the popular and pretty play
Of the "Lady Of Lyons" and "The Lot
terry Ticket" We are pregnant with a
jAst criticism on our actors, and intend
soon 10 give it, "without fear, favor or af-
lection to any one" In the meantime
you must literally patronizo manager
DUFFTELD.
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On the Franklin pike, near this city,
a post Office has been opened for the ben
eft of the Seth Illinois. The other day
letter was received at the Office with
the following inscription on its back:
"P stmaster, you'll please shove This through,
I've nary cent, bat five months dus."
The p. M., with q smile on his face,
said the letter should ego through" and
forthwith stuck a stamp on it. Uncle
Sam has recently sent his pAy-master
around, and we suppose the writer of pO-
etical inscriptions can now pay postage
on a million Of letters.
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The Committee on Celebration desire
to state that thirteen Union ladies, Of
this city, have kindly volunteered TO
sing patriotic song on the. occasion
ofthe anniversary Of the one hundred and
thirty first birthday of the Immortal
WAsu1SeToN, which will take place at
the Capitol. on Monday next. =.
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Suffers wishing supplies of all kinds,
at fair prices, viii do we'll to call at
HARVEY, HUGHES & CO., east side Pub
lie Square, two doors below Methodist
Book Concern.
just received by Express 20 barrels
Of Extra No. Northern Apples.
Feb. l2-if.
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LouIsvilIe Journal.

All dealers and others wishing the
Louisville Journal will leave their orders
with BRowS g. Co., No. 4s College.Street,
successors to o. p MYERs & Co. Orders
left with them by 4 o'clock in the even
ing viii secure the Journals Of the next
day. feb19-1W.
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The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Office Of w. j. MARR, corner Of College
and Union sts., Nashville, Tenn.
Feb.b.
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Shossishoesi

For mems and boys Boots and Shoes
Of all kinds-Ladies, Misses, and chill
dren's Shoes Of all kinds. Call on j. II.
FARRAR, No. rs College street, w. J..
MARR's old stand, opposite seWanee
Hotel.
Feb.15.5t
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no OrrIcers ana soldiers.

You will find the finest and best stock
of Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods ever exhibited in this city, at
Messrs. GREEN & GRErN's, 43 College st.
Their goods are principally of their own
manufacture and of the best qualities.
feb17-H
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Messrs GREEN s. GREES, at 43 College
street, are just in receipt of large in
voice Of Hats and Caps Of the finest
qualities and latest styles; also large
stock of Gents Furnishing Goods.
Feb. colt
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Gen. Foster has organized a North
Carolina black pioneer corps TO accom-
pAny each brigade. Those who have
served with them say they are fearless
and do their work in advance with efl-
cheney.
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General Fremont 90 60 TO rexas.
WASHINGTON, February 16-GenerAl
FremoDt's new command is said TO be in
Texas. II certainly is in the Depart
ment of the Gulf, This change, il is as
serted by General Fremonfs friends,
sends Butler back TO New Orleans
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DIED.

IN hs city, on Wednesday sight, Of y o'clock,
AARr EtEAurlH, infant daughter o. Andres A. and
Margaret oKans, aged 20 months.
Tho ifonds and soquaintances Of The family an
respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral fom their
residence, u Sorts College street, this morning al 10
o'clock.
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIpAY MoRNINe. FEp. %. les

One hundred and thisly -tw, Confeder-
ate prisoners are 10 leave here this
morning, on the cars, to be confined in
@ amp Chase until exchanged.
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The Nashville Union Cub will meet
this evening at three o'clock. Mayor
SMITH informs us that this club now has
two hundred and twenty members.
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HoRNBEcK & AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street, have on hand a splendid lot of
Mems Buck Gauntlets, which they will
sell for nine dollars per dozen to close.
Feb19-3t.
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
Il Trado--
1000 Dbls. SALT
100 Bbls. CRUSHED COFFEE SUGARS.
25 Bags COFFEE,
t2B Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FINECUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
400 BALES KllIiCKINICK TOBACCO,
400 Reams WRAPPING PAPER.
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes Palm SOAP,
rs Boxes FANCY SOAR.
20 Kegs MADDm,
so Casks SODA,
400 Kegs NAILS
80 Gases OYSTERS,
90 Cases PINE APPLES
30 Casos PRACHEs,
10 Cases sARDINEs,
no Chests TIA,
so Boxes CaEESE,
And largo stock Of other ARTICLES 10 our line.
foh5-tm
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Mr.. LUKEN, Of the Adams Express, and
Mr.. TRUEsDAII, have our thanks for faVors
last night
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Refuse the Issues Of all Ranks
monII0nad h..lnNu.

mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound mp and their Notes. n any are
out, utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank. at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchanges Bank, at 1urfroasboro.
Miners and Manuiacturers' Rank, at KpoKpille
Bank Of East Tennessee, AZ Knoxville,
Bank Of Trenton, az Tronton.
Bank o. Jefferson, al Daadrtiga.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazeweil
Bank OF Tazewell, At Tazeveu
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrencaburs
Citzens Bank, Of Memphis.
Bank OF America, at Clarksville.
Exchange Bank, Georgia
Southern Bank Georgia
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Auctioni Auetloni

1 will sell this morning, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, desirable cut stock of Dry Goods
to close out consignment also Cigars,
Tobacco, Matches, &c.
NJ. MARBURG,
feb20. AZ Public Square.
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OMAR AND TENOR Drums, AL u..a.
- styles on hand and made 10 order. is.5fkeksfh
Bass Drums, all silica on hand aud wv
made 20 order. tAE.~ftAeY
O6icon' Bngios, Of Eilver, Copper, ~ ~
and brass, an dizna. gWrIks
Regulation bugles of Copper aud NV
Brass, with extra crooks.
German Silver, Bras, Ebony aud Coca riiat, best
quality.
ZINE Drum -stieks, Imported Transparent Drum.
heads
snalu--nTun siings-Ropo-suai -fastsners aud
sick -holdum.
Mouth. piecss-silyer and Brassi Fis Tubes-au
styles,
Gfrmau Silver aud nraas Sax Homs-ail STYLES.
Fiolins, Guitars, and All other kind % Musical In
Etrumeuts on hand. Address
n. P FAUIDs,
Importer OF Musical Goods Manufacturer OF Drums
eie., and Publisher q Music 2z3 Man street, louie.
vile, Ky.
Goods lorgarded By Express 10 lho Army.
Eeb, l&-2E.
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DR.. Kings Dispensarv
FOR PRIVATE DUsRASRs.

DIR KING. formerly Of New York. lor
4A~SSce, the last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
and who has devoted his attention 20
the Treatment % private diseases for years. atters
hlmsell having attended 10 practice for 40 many
years, and cured many thousands, he Is enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private nature no matter
how bad they may be from njudicioua medical treat,
ment or nom neglect OF their own M. Kings
Dtsponsary e No. ~ Deaderick street, between Cher.
~ and tho square, second story, whore ne cures All
diseases Of private nature.
Gonorrh0a cured without nauscous medicines o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old recent da{e eectually cured An
q few days, by an operation which causes no main
Where structure exists health cannot be ennloved
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and UNDER
mines the constitution 70 much
Syphilis, with all the Diseases Of tho skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can DO eneetualy
cured In few days
Seminal Weakness. Parsicular Ion havine beer
given 10 this disease and all the grow
ing out Of II, brought In many cases by the De.
btrdctiye habits OF inoonsiderate youths and exccus
I've Indulgence OF the passions, neglect Of which
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering the sub.
eot upni FOR business or society, and causing promA
tUre Old age.
Fem lies who may be aboring ~1tn any difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured q immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed direct 10 Dr. A. King
No. q peadcriok street, Nashville, Tonn viii have
the necessary medicines sent TO their address, Once
hours from O'Clock In the morning until In the
venlng duly lO--in d3wly.
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CELEBRATION
OF fHE
ANNIVERSARY
OF
WASHINGT0N'S BIRTHDAY,
Monday, February esd, 1868.

THE COMMITTEE or THE PART OF THE CON.
MON COUNCIL aud the " Nashville Union Club"
have adopted the following as the Order Of Exercises
At the Ran Of Representatives a, the State capitoli
ORDER OF EXER CISEs.
Commencing az II O'Clock, 4, a.
l. Music BY the Military BAND Hail Columbia, -
and by the Giee Club" Red, white and Blue"
2 Prayer BY Rey. }. Huntingdon
g. Music by tho Band" Star-spangled Bauner,"
a tho Glee Club Battle Cry Of Freedom"
Beading Of washingioe'- Fasewoll Address, by
Jordan stokes, tsq
.. Music by band" Banner Of the Free" Music
by 0loo club" Glory HsilelWahw
o. Introduction aud speeches OF Invited guests and
reading letters from them,
2 Music by nand--Orand March, The American
Boy" Music BY Gloo club" Flag Of the Free"
5. Pairioir s0ps, by Il young ladies' Of Nash.
VILE
Ihs whole 10 conclude with the Star spangled
Banner" by tha Military Band and Glee Club, aud
tho audience arc invited 20 join In tbs chorus.
Committee OF Arrangements.
On Room, aad DscoraiioHs. On Muste
Abram Myers, Col John A. Martin,
Charles ssyTes, c. h. W Bent
Cart J. w, Clark Capt Austin.
On Noiiosal sallae. On ReospEg
7 tout, G ~. Irwin, john Hugh smith,
iAsut g. r. Wharton, william 4. Downs
SorgL O. J Campbell
Tho Committee respectfully request that al places
OF business DO closed thai he National colors b dis
played IRON the houses Of The ciaous and that those
having charge ofohurehes or pnhHo buildings cause
the bells ihereofto be ruug At sunrise noon and sun
sot
They respectfully invite the eitiaens and military
Of The city, county, aud adjoining counties 10 Iard
clpata IN the Celebration. The ladies aro partiou.
larry invited 70 honor the occasion with their pres
| enco,
ABRAu MTGns, HoIAcE n RARRsos,
( CHARLEi eAgnEh MltuAm Z. DOWRs,
| "a. N SoyrHoAm n r GtAscocK,
Con, GYMS cts.ica Con-. Aash tnioa Ciib
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MEMPHIS, Feb. 15.--Advices from be-
low state that the rebels at Port Hudson
are communicating with the gulf by way
of Atchafayla river. The Queen of the
West, as soon as repaired, Will interrupt
that movement, A million bales of cot
ton are below Helena awaiting Grants
permission to ship.
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Herald's Special.

CAIRO, Feb. ia party of guerrilIas
fred into the ram Dick Fulton at Cypress
Bend, aud killed several Of her crew
She was towing coal to the feet, and
would have been captured, but was saved
by the gunboat r. Z. Butler.
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THE COMMITTEE or THE PART OF THE CON.
MON COUNCIL aud the " Nashville Union Club"
have adopted the following the order Of Exercises
At the Ran Of Representatives at tho State Capitol
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feb2O.
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CHICAGO, Feb. ia military com.
mission is in session in st. Louis, invcs-
tigating the administration of affairs at
Island No. 10 and New Madrid. No
dispatches on this subject are allowed
to be sent by the military authorities.
The steamer Ruth to-day takes TO
Memphis money TO pay Grants troops.
II is stated that money enough has been
sent within amonth to pay nearly all the
troops there. fr sff wneu
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CINCINNATI. Feb. ia call is pub
lished in the morning papers, signed by
large number Of citizens, for meeting
at Pixies Opera House on Monday, Feb
ruary 23d, for the purpose Of responding
to the patriotic sentiments recently an
nounced at Murfreesboro. A number Of
prominent speakers have been invited.