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FROM TIE WKsr.-The Petersburg F.,

FROM THE WKsr.-The Petersburg Ex
press Of the SIh says:
We conversed with a gentleman last
night who was from Nicksburg direct
lie says that our troops there are in ex.
cellent spirits, and the Generals commsn
ding feel fully competent to repeI any at.
tack Of the enemy 10y land or water, le.
it come in moderate or extraordinary
force.
Our informant met several trains Of
Yankee prisoners, captured at Murfrees
boro', en- route for Ficksburg. They have
been psroled, but not exchanged. Par
ties who participated in the fights near
Murireesb"ro', say tha, our army retired
to TuIlahoma in perfect order, and
brought with them everything Of value
All the prisoners, cannon and small arms
captured, were brought safely away
The prisoners taken say that the slaugh
ter 10 the Abolition army was perfectly
appalling, aud nothing approaching it
has been witnessed since the war com
mencsd. Rosencrans has received a blow
from which he will not recover in SIX
months.
General Bragg left Murfeesboro' be,
cause the whole country hal been ex
bausted Of everything that could con,ri.
butte to the supper, OF man or beast. At
Tullshoms he has ample :supplie,, the
best Of water, and the topography Of the
country Is more favorable to defence than
almost any other locality in Middle Ten
nessse. Our army is in excellent spiri,s
heaVy re'niorcemenl' are daily arriving,
and it may strike another blow much
sooner than is now anticipated.
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Auction Sale.

OfhCE.-As II Is believed that the
L Estate OF Casweli MobIey, deed, 1, 10.
soi'ent notice is hereby given TO all per.
sons having claims against the aforrmen.
iohrd Estate to present them legally au-
thehur"tcd Within six mOAIhs from date for
pro ratio distribution.
J. B. MoBI.EY, Err.
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8g GEIearaph
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

New York, June cit reported that
Gen, Stoneman has resigned the oom-
mand of the Cavalry of the Army of the
Potomac; Pleasanton will succeed him.
An officer just returned from Richmond
says he saw twenty one regiments pass
through there on their way to Lees army;
several regiments of North Carolina
cavalry followed.
The Washington Star says the Gov
eminent has received favorable news
from Grant, but declines to allow the
PRONUNCIATION thereof at present.
Gen. Heron has left for below with a
large force from st. Louis.
San Francisco advices represent the
French as having been successful at
Peubla, and marching on to the Capitol
New York, June 9.-Cotton flfty-sev-
en- cents. Gold forty. two cents
A Tribune despatch says our siege
guns at Vicksburg are within pistol shot
of the enemy; that ell fears of rear at
tack from Johnson are groundless, and
that we hold all passes around Vicks-
burg, so that the rebels cannot possibly
advance.
President Lincoln is confident of Gen.
Grants ultimate success.
tits understood that Joe Johnson was
at Jackson on the 9th of May, but with
no force worth bringing against us.
Gen. Sherman was wounded at Port
Hudson, and is not expected to live.
HALIFAX, June 9.-The steamer Afri-
ca from Liverpool on the 3Oth, ult., has
arrived.
The Alabama had captured the ships
Dorcas Prince and Union Jack, from n W
York TO Shanghai, the Zatuing from
Boston for Sanfrancisco, and the Mye, a
whaler
On the 29h our Navy bombarded Port
Hudson all day and night without re-
Spouse. 1t is reported that the black
flag was raised by the rebels.
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state of tennessee.

ADJUTANT GdNBRAL's 0FICEl
Nashville, Tenn, June 9, 1863
General Order No. 3.
Notice is hereby given TO all Tennes-
scans desiring to volunteer in any of
the Tennessee Regiments, in the service
of the United States, or now forming in
or about Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them to
this place upon application to any officer
doing duty in the Quartermaster's De.
partment
All Quartermasters are respectfully re-
quested TO furnish transportation 10 this
place to all Tennesseans desiring 10
enter said service, and to report to this
office the names of persons to whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested to report to the Adjutant Gem
eral at the State Capitol
By order Of
Rrig, Gen. ANDREW Johnson,
Military Governor,
ALyAN o. GuLEM,
jT2w Colonel and Adit Genl
PNss oopy)
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SHORT SHRHT.-SrIEs HUSd.--A cor
respondent furnishes us with the follow
ing intelligence:
On Monday, at o'clock in the even
ing, a Colonel and Adjutant made their
appearance in the Notifications at Frank
lin, purporting 10 be inspectors of camps
on Rosecran's staff. After inspecting the
camps and Notifications, the Colonel Dor
rowed $50 from Colonel Baird, and i'm
mediately prepared to depart. Some
thing was thought to be wrong and they
were arrested, and evidence adduced that
they were spies. Rosecrans was tele-
graphed, who ordered them to be execu-
ted if found guilty. The Colonel's
sword was marked "Col. Williams, G. s.
A." lie finally confessed, when he saw
he was convicted, that he was q spy.
lie was an Aid TO Gen. Scott in the Mex
lean war. lie confessed everything, but
said the Adjutant was innocent, and
asked to have him released.
They were hung on yesterday, at $50
A. M, after being condemned by drum
head court martial.
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A clergyman going 70 church last Sum
day came upon two urchins who were
playing marbles. "Do you know where
little boys 60 who play marbles on Sun
day p asked he very solemnly. ayes,
sir, answered one of the marble play
ers, "some of 'em goes to the commons,
and some goes down to the river" If
that youth had been asked where people
go to buy books, magazines, and news
papers, he would have said ITO SINGLE
ToN'sw
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MEETING or THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
A regular meeting of the Board of AL
dermen took place yesterday. Present.
Messrs. Brien, Carper, Robb, scovel,
Smith, Claiborne and Cheatham; Presi-
dent Brien in the Chair.
A message was received from the May
or, making changes in the Standing Com
mittees. Read and laid upon the table.
President Brien called Mr.. Claiborne
to the chair, and rendered his resignation
as Alderman for the sixth ward. He
thought the Mayor, in changing the
Standing Committees, had reflected upon
him, and therefore he hoped the Board
would accept his resignation.
The Board declined 10 accept the res
ignation, whereupon he resumed the chair.
Mr.. Scovel, Chairman of the Finance
Committee, submitted the Reports of the
Revenue Collector, Recorder, Treasurer,
LIST Assistant Clerk of the Market, the
Chief of the Fire Department &C.
The Treasurer reports
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Mr.. Scovel from the select committee
to whom had been referred bill increas-
ing the Water Tax, made a report rec.
onmending its passage The bill passed
mem con- on its second reading; and mo-
ton was made to suspend the rules, and
put it on it's third reading. The motion
prevailed.
President Brien (Mr. Claiborne in the
Chair) took the floor and made an earnest
and forcible speech against the bill. He
painted out its injustice, under the pres
ent circumstances, the heavy burdens it
would impose upon tho people, and de-
clared that in bis opinion this was not
the time to increase taxation. He advo-
Gated the strictest economy, and the
smallest possible amount of taxation.
Mr.. Scovel followed in favor of the
bill; and when he concluded, the vote
was taken and the bill rejected-ayes 8;
noes 4.
A resolution from the Council relative
to fire plugs, authorizing hydrants to be
| placed near those used for ordinary pur-
poses and water wasted, was taken up and
adopted.
Mr.. Cheatham offered a resolution rel
alive to the celebration of the Fourth
day of July next, which was adopted.
President Brien (Mr. Claiborne in the
chair) introduced a bill providing for the
compensation Of the Chairman of the
Finance Committee for his services, &c.
[Gives this officer a salary of $500 per
annum.l Passed on first reading.
He also introduced a bill to amend the
city laws relative TO appeals from de-
oisions of the Recorders Court. Sub
stitutes the Criminal for the Circuit
Court as the high tribunal to be ap
pealed { ] The bill was passed on three
readings under a suspension of the rules
The Board then adjourned.
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THRATRE.-Bulwer's celebrated play
of 1.-THE Lady of Lyons" will be pro-
duced at the theatre tonight. Mr. Ling
ham appears as Claude Melnotte; Mr..
Foster as Beausant; Mr.. Allen as Col.
DamAs; Mrs. Bernard as Pauline; Mrs.
Jordan as Madame Des Chappelles; Mrs.
Seaman as Widow Melnotte. Mr.. Stew
art, after the play, sings several popular
Irish Songs. The performances close
with the amusing farce of "Thst Blessed
BabV."
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Mr.. A. M. DoRLAND long and favora-
bly, known among the jewellers of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
the house of his brother GARRETT T. DOR
LAND, importer Of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has, we learn, established himself
in business 10 Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
where, with large and complete stock
of watches, jewelry, spectacles, gold
pens, etc, and corps of experienced
watchmakers, he is prepared TO attend to
the wants Of officers and soldiers Of the
Army of the Cumberland. His place of
business is in the Bank, North side of
the Square, better known in the army as
being the office of the Psymaster, when
there. We can recommend him as being
a reliable and honorable business man,
and worthy Of success.
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NEW THEATRE,-The Seven Sisters
will be played 20 night at this establish
ment, and again tomorrow night, which
is announced as the last. We presume
all who have not seen this interesting
play will avail themselves of these OPP
portunities to do so; whilst of the thou
sands who have been delighted by it,
and the fine acting of Miss Hough, hun
dreds will go and enjoy it again. Who
can stay away.
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PosTPoEEMEET.-The United States
Marshal has been advertising sale Of
confscated goods TO take place on the
18th inst, and another on the 18th inst.
Having found it necessary to remove the
goods from the house of Morgan & Co.,
to that of A. J.. Duncan g. Co., the sales
have been postponed. The former will
come off on the 10th, and the latter on
the 22d inst.
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STRAW GOODS, Soft HATS, &c.-HOrn-
beck s. Ashbridge, 40 College street,
have just received fine assortment of
mems, boys and children's straw hats,
ladies' Shaker hoods, misses and childs'
trimmed hats, mems and boys fine soft
hats, &c, which they are offering at a
very low price. june9 st
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The party of Forests cavalry, who
made dash into Franklin the other day,
broke open the store OF Sinclair & Moss
and took some $4,000 worth OF goods /;
they also took about $1,000 worth of
goods from John B. Cliff, and about the
same quantity from Mr.. Baily. There
were no soldiers about the town, except
a handful of pickets, the fort being on
the other side of the river.
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EliLr 81 e Ma,hrils Union.

You will do the sick soldiers of Gen.
Hospital No. 8, ward No. l, a favor by
publishing our thanks to Mrs. Comstoek,
Of Michigan, for her religious as we'll as
highly patriotic Address, delivered to us
this morning at 101I o'clock, by
her; and the kind admonition of Mrs.
Smith, also, who accompanied her.
June 8, 1868.
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RIch and Rare.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
ished than any, hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale At T. NJ. SoHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
new article, only just imported.
anP16-tf
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During the illness and indispositlon of
Mr.. Beauman, l will attend to calls for
tuning and repairing Pianos. Leave
orders No, 81, Union Street.
june 3, Tvs. II. WEBER.
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A. d NJ. LANDsBERG d Co.. corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand ffy barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit, APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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Suffers, DON'T READ THIS.
closing Out Sale.

have small stock of goods which l
wish to close out Immediately, as wish
to go North. My stock consists in part
of
$4,000 Cigars, good brands;
80 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &c, &c. Also, $50
Reams Wrapping Paper. | ,OiH sell
cheap. Come to "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. 5. A. BARNES.
may24-tf
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Among the leading sty les of straw bats
at Messrs. Green & Green's, is the "ssraw
Fayal," beautiful braid which ensures
great durability. Also, The English &ra'o
Braid, of the finest quality we ever saw.
If any one desires a good hat let him go
to this house, at 43 Cherry street,
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Ntrn,rherrics! strnlvberrIes!!

During the remainder of the season, |
will keep for sale at my ico-cream saloon,
No. 40 Union street, fresh Strawberries of
the finest varieties. Families wishing
this delicious fruit in its perfection, are
invited to give US a call.
iune3-lW CHARLEY MARTIN.
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All persons having claims against the
Government, arising from the use otcot-
ton bales on the Notifications at Nash
vile, are hereby notified that they must
be filed with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
day of May, 1868; after which date no
claims will be received.
BY order of the Board;
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nashville Union club.

The meetings of the Nashville Union
Club viii be held hereafter in the Rep
@ssntatiye Hall, State Capitol.
Regular meetings every Thursday
bight may lo-a
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A negro man dropped down last oven
ing and died of fl, on the pave at The
corner of Cherry and Union streets.
Nobody seemed TO know or care any
thing about him.
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Auction sale this Day.

l will sell at auction this m morning, Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, and variety of
White Goods, Flowers, ROwges, &C.; also
a splendid lot of new Summer Clothing.
Merchants are requested to attend.
M. L. ALEXANDER
Nashville, June 10 '63-1t.
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Persons wising to buy fine article of
a gold pen can find plenty of them at the
Gold Pen Depot No. ~, Cherry Street
near the Commercial Hotel. 1w.
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U y : NFWEN I7IlI1
may7tf Captain and Recorder.

AUCTION Auction !-Thos. @. Crunk
will sell at auction, Thursday, the l1tb
inst, at the residence of w. Freeman,
No. 40 Cedar street, three doors below
the Capitol, all of his household and
kitchen furniture, including one very
fne piano forte.
Sale to commence at 0 o'clock.
iuneg 81
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The painters are at work at the Capt.
toll, painting and cleaning up the group
of stAtusry Morning, Noon and Night"
aud putting the lamps in better trim.
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That terrier affair on Spruce street
mentioned yesterday, has been satisfac-
torily explained. All right. Fiat jastitia
,yLat ooeliiln,
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The report was concurred in, and the
accounts ordered to be paid. The Cour-
Gil is yet to act upon the report.
The Sexton reports, during the month
of May, the following burials:
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We are indebted to j. @. Snyder &
Co. and w. @. Collier, news dealers, for
late Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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f. Ii. French will open to-day a large
stock Of his celebrated Caters and Boots
tor ladies, misses, and ohildren--all
made up expressly for his customers and
warranted. Also, gentlemen's extra fps
Boots and oaitbts. JB 81
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U. s. Marshal Glascock has in his
possession some $4,000 worth of dry
goods belonging to that active rebel, S.
D. Morgan, late of this city, who is now
in the Southern Confederacy. The Mar
shall has consented to attend to Morgan's
business in his absence, and will have
sale in few days for the especial bene-
fit of Uncle Sam.
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar.
iel0-tE
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
10 ADVERTISERS I'M DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special position in
side 20 per cent. additional special position outside,
10 per cent
HE- Advertisements inserted in the Local Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon but every such change Will involve extra
pense, to be paid for by the advertiser.
az Advertisers exceeding he space oontdosd for 0iH
b. charged for he e1oess
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding five limos, will be charged St the
usual advertising rates.
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A lot of rebel prisoners, captured re-
Gently at Liberty, Tennessee, by Colonel
Wilder's cavalry, arrived yesterday from
Murireesboro.
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Just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
$50 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
80 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
125 kits Mackerel.
Candies OF all kinds; Figs; Dates
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen.
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. g. M. LANDsBERG & Co.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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MICHIGAN
Military A agency.

MS EXCELLESUY AUSTIN BLAIR, GOV
II ERNOR "A tho p. at8 ~ Michigan, having com
missi, uod the uudorsi moi Agent by virtue of The
a Sick. disabled a Needy soldiers" anBroy.d
February I8, 1868, viii give prompt, careful and
faithful attention Co Oh slue6s Cuut. mpatsi u NO
above sut uI Iht legislature of hiuhgsu and has
opsn,d au DHea for shat purpose, at
No. 40 l-2 On Try street,
(UT STAIRS ueuriy opposite thg Adams E,ur. O.
one, LJrahk D. NILLAHu
nigllgau stats Agvut,
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The list of letters remaining in the
Post Office will be found on the fourth
page Of our paper this morning
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The Treasurer reports

Mr.. ScOvel reported from Same Com
mittee, a number of accounts, which he
had classified, and recommended to be
paid, as follows:
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IfR. 7. GAINES will call at the UNioN
Office he will learn something of inter-
est.
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There were thirty cases tried before
Recorder SHANE yesterday.
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A large quantity Of old newspapers.
Price fifty cents per hundred. Enquire
al this office. m23-tf
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Wanted.

Recruits for the First Tennessee Regiment Of In.
fautry, for service IN this State by authority of his
EEcelency Governor Andrew Johnson paw ThiF-
teen Dollars per month. Bounty
One Hundred Dollars, and One
Hundred aud SIXTY Acres OF Land
The above Regiment Is commanded by Co. Gilem,
splendid officer, brave gcntl'n an aud soldier, and
the Regiment rs the most orderly body OF men In the
service The III II Tennessee kogiu ent h stationed
"a Nash Vile, end will aWays remain In this state
his Is o0a opportunity for the loyal men 10 vol
rntcer, and save their reputation Tor courage, and
not wait until they are couscriptod The city OF
Nashville Is full 81 refugees they growl about the
way tho war IL conducted-but they never propose
10 ught The en- my call upon Won 20 come forward
and enlist IN the United State' service especially all
able bodied men.
Come, rally far freedom, and strike the last blow,
There Is room Ia our armies, why viii you not 10
Apply 10 JOHN boGCShlE
lierruitipg Office Cherry street, second door from
Boston Bakery, this sdo OF Firomal's Hall, ,.uth
Nashville. may @t--zw'
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WE MOuLn Rrrr,,

WE WOULD REFER
Soldiers or others sending money North, TO
A. G. SANFORD & CO.,
Merchants Bank, College street,
who will furnish drafts for any amount
on Net0 YORK., Cincinnati or Louisville,
which is cheaper and more safe than send
ing by express. ( May31-1Ot.