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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE, TIM, july il, lSG4 /
General Ord rSl
No s{sS.

A Ill CITIZENS RESIDING IN THE VICINITY
n Of Railroads snd Telegrs h iiLeS vi hir m !.
strict, Wi!l be held reSpon ihe for thor safety
u'-Ss, iTStae event of 8 breach upon either II Is
known T. have been made by rebel force r,Tn cuf
itl.' of rte istrict. In or any breach o. mary
tn Reload or Telegraph line in the Iisf-ieE. ~
a~eSs persons, except as aforesaid the conn, nd
lnS nicer OF the nearest United Sta es Forces 70
the breach or injury, viii cause the i:nruedote ar
rest OF male persons cspable OF committing si1ch
breach or injury, residing within six miles Thereof
and have them brought To his Headquarters. JThc-'
he Will release all men q known genuine IGvsI1-
but she'll retain Tor examination all dis i,ceraI
disoyal persons and shall assess upon thcr3 : -.
ii'ent al vaorem tax pay the al. ace ,;,,re ~.
Railroad or Telegraph line, and cause said ta1 =, H.
immediately PAID or secured. In Ca-e any OF fhs.
person. 50 arrested are aScertanei 10 have hon
engaged IN preaching OF nuring the R,ilrosi ar
ltiTSraph line, such persons shall he retained for
,nai ny Military ComnIs Son and to tibet emo shsI
Ne turned over to the nearest Provost Marshal virh
eoby "i charges and names Of witnesses.
BY command Of Major General MIIroY
i,,,,.,- B. H. Polk, NIsjor AMI l. &C.
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G. P. BARlES' EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trade marx, '"C. p. BARNES,
EXTRA LOU, KY" for which have secured the
copy-TJt, and warranted II carats fine and per-
feet in every respect Seut by mail or express to
any part of the country receipt of price and re-
turn charges. Persons ordering will please state the
size and style desired, whether hard soft, fine
defective, will have the privilege of exchanging it.
deduction of fifteen ercent. allowed on orders Of
SIS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those OF
800. Liberal DISCOUNTS made to the trade. Old
pens repaired in the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS land staap) each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FaEE. Address
C. P. BARNES
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches
635 Msin-strset, Coz. Sixth, Louisville Ry
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Special Notice.

Consignces Of steamer Virginia are re-
quested to meet ii the warehouse of II. C.
Jackson, Nos. Al and A., South Market
Street, on Monday, July 18th. at O'Clock
P. NJ. a irlt attendance s de,irabla.
julvi.-ii.
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Preserve y0ur Old Pictures.

Old Pictures of any style copied for Carte
de Yisite, or enlarged to any size, and col
ored in water, oil colOrs, or India lax, and
warranted better than the original. at the
! Gallery of the Cumberland, 25 Cedar street,
opposite Commercial Hotel
July 4-tf A. S. MORSE.
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DT.RRHczA AND DYsESTERY.-We have ex-
amined great number of letters from some
of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, ETC., speaking in the
highest terms of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of Diarrhes
and Dysentery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
be was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle OF Dr.
strickIand's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
q permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form of Diarrhea and Dys-
sntery. ap 2s-tu THY
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Yesterday Morning between the
hours of 10 and liz man in the Gov
rnment employ, at the Saw Allii
|nown rs Capt. Niller's Mil, but under
he control Of Capt Irwin, Q, 81 was
illed instantly By being caught 10y the
" wheel belt, and carried around one
b two revolutions. in his course
,round he was struck in the head 10y
y projecting beam. which broke DIS
skull and it is also thought broke ms
heck at the same time. His chest was
sso mashed in. Any one of the three
smed injuries we're sufficient TO pro-
luce death.
His name was Vincent West, ana
sasa citizen of this State and county
Me leaves a wife and one child, also q
dependent mother an Inquest was helo
ser his body by ?. p. Coleman ESQUIRE
Mo returned verdict in accordance
sith the above facts.
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHAT ALL PERSONS LIVING INSIDE THE
Il city who have not Vet made return OF their In
come and other Taxes, and also procured Licenses
at the Office of Internal Revenue are hereby notified
70 do go by the first dry of August next, the as
sessment will be made for them with f.ty per cent
added, as the law directs.
J. L. BRYANT
JOHN CRAWFORD
Assistant Assessors
iulyl6-lw* Divs. Nos. and2.
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Personal.

UyILLIAM 3. WARREN, CITIZEN, FORMER
w IN a resident of Cherokee county, Ala, Is
hereby Informed that his wife MARY JANE WAR
REN, and her two children, anx Gus 10 see him,
or hear from him. = hey ara living at present the
ErIn of L. W. Davis, the Mil Geek Pike, about
seven miles from Nashville where thsyc can be seen
addressed st any time. ANY inform Jtion leading
to his discovery, from any one. will be thankfully
received by his wife, MRS. VI. j. WARREN
iuly l5-i8"
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EStraY.

rINKEN Ut, BY T. &. MAXEy, LIVING IN
! the 18th pi-tric' Davidson COUNTY, one tay
Horse, Ia hands nigh, Il years OH. shoi aE round
LETT hini foot whit, marks causeI 81 collar
no other marks o. brands pc c"ptib- n RAISED
by vii. Williams and John Nrkrney. ~ GiEty dol
lars. ALEX. MCpaNiE FL, J. ?.
;,.Ivo
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Any quantity ofoli newspapers. sai,.
able FOR wrapping paper. e5n be had }sy
Supplying at this Office
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owing 10 the crowed state OF on,
columns, many items OF local interest
.re necessarily omitted
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Attention. Soldiers!

4 WILL SEND TO ANY PERSON, To ANY
| address, the beautiful art of writing SECRET
or INVISIBLE LETTER, which person is able to read
or decpher except The writer snd his correspond
ent, on receipt Of p cents in postal currency and
stamp for return postage. NoEs your time tn
have some fun. This is 10 humbug. Warranted
Right secured and patent applied FIR.
Address, VIM s. GAFFNEY
Co. E. 9Th Ind. VOL Infty., 81 Brig Sd Div. 4th AC
iu'y If-12In
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
Office,
No, J9L, Dcnderic3: Stysef.

No. 19T, DCaderlcS Street.
We Will give our undivided attention t.
the hiring of House Servants and Nurses
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and trustworthy servants by cal
ling on PATTON Bros, Ger2. ACTS.
\. B.-Twenty gooi House Servants can
get Immediate employment by callingon
PArrOy BROs, General Agents.
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Aa-E.eE> EsH-f=G HoEE ElsasraE Seer
z7r.-I. MI J. Was.aa&, o. Rhode
SIC, mae. appointment OF she An
R-''"a" -,sf-..a Home Mission Soe;e.e
has entered upon his ministerial labos5
"a Na-ayile, andwili preach IN ,he r p
- tentative Hal STATE Capitol TODAY
Service commeacius AT To- o'clock. a.
y
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For Sale.

i well selected stock Of Suffer- supplies,
Military and Citizens Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Nations, etc. from So ,Ooe 80
SO, eaa. Bought when gold was at 50 TO SO
per cent. This stock will he sold at bar
gain, as tho parties business North demand
their attention. Situated in one OF the hest
stands in Nashvjle-which goes with the
goods. Address Box No. pa, Nashville,
Tenn, stating time and place fer an intor-
view.
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Engraving

Neatly executed a: the Gold Pen Depot,
72 Cherry street, where you will find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. mayl1-tf.
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$500 Reward.

SiVLEN from ths subscriber. on Monday hast
- the llth INST, the following described pro1erty
que diamond breastpin and pair OF earrings Tbs
P : 10 Ihe shaPe OF cross with a. hahn contain
ing twelve small acts and e'even large onas Tna
earrings are enaTneled, With eight sets in eachone
OF the nes il slightly larger than the oshp-. i
VIII give the above reward for the recovery of tia,
properly MAGGIE SEATS.
July 153te
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EStray.

1oCA a.
TAKEN Up BY WM. EDMONSON, A STRAY
1 Mare. said mare IS about Is hands high, of :;
dark bay color about 4 years ola past black main
and tall right n nd foot white some marks on her
shoulders, carsed by the collar. We valued saioi
mare az seyenty-five dollars The said Edmonson
resides in Davidson County on the waters OF Little
Harpeh, in District No II. This llth day % June
1854. II. NJ. DNEAl,
W. TURNER.
John II. RUCKER,J p
July I5-;sww" ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger
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For Sale.

STORE, SODA FOUNT & GENERATOR
Inquire next door 10 J. Simmons Bakery,
corner Of Vine and Church streets.
iulyl$-lw
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Corrosive heard OF no ransac
tons at any of the warehouses yestcs
|day.
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Extra fine Organdy Lawns, WORTH 81 .
J. 81 so, selling for only 9ot- at Cameron
might & Cos.
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asasiness Mctitea.
Condition Of the First National Bank of
Nashville on the first Monday Of July.

Condition Of the First National Bank of
Nashville on the first Monday Of July.
1864.
RESOURCES.
Notes AMI Pille Discounted ......,... 500 sol 10
suspended Deb, 4ola %
ENPen'e Account ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs. p2
Due from Banks in New
fcTb, ............................l .2a. 80; Y
Iue RON hanks in other
Fiac6 "a }1c 07-d54 IL 90
United States $40 Bonds deposited with
The ln.:ed States Treasurer Tor circlt.
tJ" %
United States 8 20 Bonds in trust iog
Government Deposit, .....S43 90 40
United States lo-4u Ronds in
trust for Government i,a-
PCS tS.-.-.-....,.........i 10 6fl to- SJ2 90 ~
l. States iold Ponds on ha,d, $50 90
States 90 Bends on hand, 1850 IN 9 A. .>oa Ga
CASA ITFMS.
United States Legal Tender
Notes, ....-.......... .....-....S2l 5GS 60
Other Bank Notes aui
Postage Currency. .......... 1915 %
American Gold and Silver. $50 u
United States Government;
Vouchers and other cash
Items. -...... ....-..---.. 1:G e72 sl-25a s.i So
Sl,o50. S?3 L.
LIABILITIES
Nptal -lcri sl5C,nU5 30
surplus .. b,tseJ 90
Circulation receives from Comptroller, 45,0oe 20
Due p'pcsitoIs, iudsidusl, s5-S 40 %
Due Treasurer o!the United
T.
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Rich Black and p--s~ ~5lEs, bought be-
fore ne late advance, - Cameron. Aa'gat
Is Co.'S.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, such as narh!n-
lists, carpenters. teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates. or Tick
cts, 1t the Banking House. corn,< ot Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
OF Government claims.
CHECKS ON THE DEPosIrARY AT L0UlsvILLE.
rlsnei on the very best terms.
pHos. S. MARI.
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I@~lf you want your pianos we'll
tuned, call on Mr. Jackson, at C. D. Ben
sens Music Store Ap26tf
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TIE ELECTRIC SPARK

is vessel of eight hundred and ten
tons register She was built in Phila
delphia the present year She was cal
culated to make ten or twelve knots an
hour. Her owners are Mr. J. Taylor il
Co. Of Philadelphia This was her Sc
cond trip TO New Orleans. She is
valued at one hundred and seventy-five
thousand dollars, and she was not in
snred against war risks. She had an
assorted cargo of boots, shoes, wines,
tea, coffee, provisions, dc, all of which
will bring high price at Nassau, where
it is supposed the rebels will take her,
discharge her cargo, and fit her out as
a privateer. The cargo was valued at
six hundred thousand dollars.
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The largest assortment OF Goods. hotl
Dress and staple, and scid st reaso1aLi.
prices, at Cameron, Knight & Co.'S.
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Iipial $1,000 90
surplus ends. boeJ 90
Circulation receives from Comptroller, 4s0on 90
Due p'Pcsito17, iudsidusl, S5-S, i2o 3
Due Treasurer o!the United
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The officers of the Electric Spark say
that when they were overhauled by
the Florida they were making nine
knots an hour. and were they in right
trim they are confident they could
make twelve knots an hour but that
the Florida would still have the advan-
tage, SIS she was making fifteen knots,
with but nine pounds of steam on q
single boiler. when she caught the Elec-
trio Spark Her officers boast that she
makes fifteen knots an hour under can
vas without pound of steam; also, that
there is not a vessel in the L. S. navy
able to sail with her, or bring her to.
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1000 Bushels
DR.. Coleman.

A large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from venereal diseases
or the concomitants. The faint, once ac-
ouired, is often left TO lurk in the blood, and
manifests itself through succeeding genera
tions. The great fault of the age immedi-
ately preceding this was that this frightful
class Of diseases were conbatted only in
their symptoms, which, being once subdued,
the patient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was still unexpunged from the
system. Fortunately fer humanity better
state of things has been inaugurated, and
the increased knowledge acquired by the
forem ost in the ranks Of medical practi-
TONERS enables them to strike at the very
root of the disorder. Prominent among
these is DR.. COLEMAN, who has devoted the
labor Of his life to the discovery of the
means of totally eradicating the veneral
faint, and leaving the patient free as before
infection. That he has succeeded, his
thousands of former patients testify; that
he viii still succeed, his large present prac-
tice plainly proves. DR.. COLEMAN is enc
among the very few specialists now praetic-
ing who are able to do what they promise
work perfect cure. HI can do this, and
that in a safe and speedy manner, without
danger or exposure. Ills office is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar md Dead
erick Visit him, all ye who are afflicted.
You cannot afford to remain away.
june2-tE.
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Suffers and Merchants.

Your attention is called to our large stock
Of Goods, cOnsistingin part Of Boots Shoes,
Caters, oxford Ties etc, nearly AL styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds and
colors, for military and civil use-styles
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats ETC., Hat Cords, all colors and
kinds; Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, I'M
brelIas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps,
Candles, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, ETC., all ofwhich viii be sold low
by the case or dozen.
June 9-3m B. r. CUrTER & GLEAvEs,
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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The Rebels Repulsed at Princeton.

Cap. Gassim, Of the 18th Kentucky
mounted infantry, has been in Prince
ton, Caldwell county, with a detach-
ment Of the regiment for more than a
week, aiding the Provost Marshal 10
enforce the draft On the morning OF
the 10th inst. word reached Princeton
that band Of g1errillas had been IN
Fred onia the night before, and robbed
the town. The captain took the main
portion OF his command and started in
pursuit Of the band Lieut. Phelps
was left in command Of the squad
which remained at Princeton The
guerrillas seemed TO be advised Of the
absence Of the main force, for, about ! ]
o clock at night, eighty Of them dashed
into the town yelling like Indians It.
Phelps had but twelve men. He re-
treated hastily to the court house, and,
being reinforced by the citizens, pre-
pared TO make gallant defence.
The gueFrillas sent in a demand for
him to surrender, which was refused.
They then formed in line, and COM
menced the attack. The Union band
stood firm, and with q welldeliTered
vOlley repulsed the first assault Two
Of the guerrillas were killed by the dis
charge, and several were wounded.
They had not bargained for resistance
so stubborn, and they hastily retreated
beyond the reach OF Federal guns.
a desultory firing at long range was
kept up for a short time, which result
ed IN no injury to either party The
e H. 4. q
cd At their unexpected Tepulse, and,
after stealing several horses, retired
from the town. 1t was gallant fight,
and each man gathered in the court
house proved himself hero Andrew
Baker, who was badly wounded at Sac
ramento, in the fight between Forrest
and a detachment Of the Sd Kentucky
cavalry, greatly distinguished himself
by bis cool judgment and bravery
LoM Journal
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Female Soldier Wounded.


Some two years ago q volunteer was
received into an Indiana regiment, and
mustered IN under the name o. John
Wise John made most exemplary
soldier, and was in nearly all the en-
gagements in the Southwest. In the
battle OF Lookout Mountain John re-
ceiyed q serious wound in the left
shoulder, and was conveyed to the hos
pital when the injury was promptly at
tended TO- Upon removing the shirt
bosom by the doctor, preparatory TO 3
surgical examination 10 and behold :
it was discovered that John belonged
70 the feminine gender, and it is said
that during her two years service not
the slightest suspicion of her sex had
entered the minds of her comrades in
arms. Miss John Wise was in this city
on Saturday, still suffering from the
effect Of her wound, in search OF her
stepmother. Some gentlemen have
raised her q sum of money, and pro-
cured transportation for her to Louis
Vile, where she has received a situation
in the hospital as nurse. Miss John
Wise is a decided character, and talks
as ilippautly about the "good times our
boys had" as any male soldier in the
army.-PiHs5aug C0mmercaA
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CANERoS, KNIGHT & Cos WHOLESALE
DErARTuEST.-M ozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
here. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by buying at CAMERON,
KNIGHT & Co.'S, No l, Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Cali and see the truth of this
offer.
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RernIar Lneiinn eales

By JOINS K. HUyR E CO., 10 u CoLLEoE
sTEEET-THIs MORNING, JOSE Is, 1861
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Soaps, Butter, &c
Tobacco, &c.
All kinds Of Groceries.
Furniture and Queeasware, WardrobeF
Bureaus, Chairs, &c. Mattresses, Bed
steals, Lounges.
Consignments are so extensive we cannot
cnumerate.
Brusselsaud Ingram Carpets.
june l5-It
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WARNER, PENEEBAKER 4 co.
VIII sell, at auction, on Wednesday, 90
inst, at 10 o'clock, large and seasonable
stock Of Dry Goods, embracing Prints
Brown and Bleached Domestic, Ginghams
Lawns, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc, etc.
Merchants only are invited to this sale
WARNER, PENNEBAKER & CO.,
jun-l6lds No. 20, Public Square.
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Business AatiEsa.

The best investment that can possibly be
made now-a days, is to purchase one Of
those splendid heavy case American
Watches, which are offered at Cincinnati
priees,by s0BEL & MARTIN,
8 Cherry st., Opposite Maxwell Barracks.
June I0-till July IL
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Fnneral Notice.

The friends and acquaintanees Of Dr.. A.
King are requested TO attend the funeral Of
his wife, CATHERINE S. KING, from his
residence, No. p, Desderiek street, this
afternoon, at4 o'clock.
Divine service By the Rev. Dr. Allen.
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DR.. Jenes, No % Dederick street, treats
nothing but private Diseases and cOnse-
quently devotes his whole time to this class
Of practice.
TEzus.--A charge is made in the FIRST
place and medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until a cure is effected. A
cure is certain.
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There were twenty-six dslinquents
before Recorder Shane yesterday two
for gambling; two for vagrancy; one
for indecent exposure eight for drunk
enness; one for sleeping in the Market
House four for disorderly conduct;
two for obstructing sidewalk; one for
careless driving and one Cor depositing
filth in the street
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
once,
No. 1aIk. nenlcrick Glrce.

We viii give our undivided attention to
Che hiring of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants BY cal
ling en- PATTON BROs, Genl. Agts.
\. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get Immediate employment by callingon
PArToN BE0s, General Agents.
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A short time aeo, wo recorded the
murder and robbery OF Joshua "
Owens, out on the Franklin turnpike,
a few miles from town, whilst on his
way home. Dir Owen was accompanied
at the time in his buggy, By q youth
named McNish. Yesterday this youth
whilst dining in a restaurant SAY g
man pass the door, who he felt satisfied
was the murderer. lie made known
his belief to a relative, sought and
found the man ia barber shop on
Deaderiok street lie believed iIom
the actions Of the man there that the
latter recognized him; and, therefore,
felt more assured of his being the per
petrator q, the Guilty deed Informa-
ton was lodged before the proper au-
thority, and officers Wilkinson and
Kinney promptly arrested the suspect
ed party, gho gave his name as John
Clark, and stated that he was employed
al Government corral Summer street.
When informed for what he was ar
rested, lie declared he knew nothing
whatever of the murder Young Nc
Nish Is quite positive in bis belief that
he has identified the murderer; and
his evidence is coTroborated by that Of
a negro, who was in the neighborbood
at The time, and saw the party that XII
led Owen. SO soon as he saw Clark az
Ger his arrest, he said he was the man
who did the killing. It was deemed
proper, under the circumstance, to
commit Clark TO jail, and hereafter
confront him with other witnesses-
particularly with Mr. Edmondson, who
was robbed the same evening by the
party that committed the murder
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Neatly executed ct the Gold Pen Depot,
p Cherry street, where you viii find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex
anime. [mayll-tG
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Changing Their Tone.

Each mail from Europe brings evi
dences Of a modification Of the tone Of
rebel sympathizing friends in the Old
World They have almost lost hope foI
their friends, the rebels, A few weeks
more viii settle their rawlings entirely,