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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

- FsIsAv. Feb k-sP n &
The stock market heavy the opening OF the
board but the call progressed, and Afterwards be-
Same stronger The closing quotations showed decline
In Erie of q, New York Central ~ Reading IL,
Northwestern " Rock Island x, Cumberland ~
Cleveland and P.ttsburg ard Illinois Central steady
Fort Wayne advanced u, Hudson River u
Government securities steady but quiet Ten
for,ies sold at io2s nvetwenties NIX; new issue,
lloH
AZ the open board O'Clock prices were higher,
but at the second regular board the Improvement was
barely maintained Eric showed an advance upon tho
closing Of tho rst board Of 3 New York Central ,
Hudson River u, Reading x, Cleveland and Toledo !,
Michigan Southern u, Northwestern a. Rock Island y,
Fort Wayne Y. Cumberland was IA lower.
Government securities firm. Ten-fprtes advanced
u, fve-twentes Of the new issue x.
At the second open board the market was fraction
lower. Canton excepted, which improved under tho
manipulation Of clique who finding the stosk an un
profitable load to carry. endcavoring by 'bull
movement to induce outs dc parties to buy it.
NewYork Central has been depressed by arepo that the
company issuing 81 600 900 Of per bonds
convertible into common stock also by tho announce
mont Of proposed new railroad from Schenectady to
Syracuse TO parallel with ,Lo Central road There is
reason for supposing that these statements wsre circu
lated for speculative purpose however much truth there
may be Ia them Strong efforts are being made at Albany
70 pass the bill removing the present restrictions on tho
rates Of faro charged BY the Central and Hudson River
roads, and those who profess 10 be wiser than their
nighbors that the bill will be reported favor
ably by tho committee and are for the most
part long" Of those stocks accordingly The acts Of In
corporation Of the roads in question proyd only for
maximum rate OF two cents per mile in summer, and
two and half cents in winter whereas the general rail
way Of the State allows three per mil Taking
Into consideration the large profits Of the Central road
under tho present scale OF charges higher ratio OF fare
Ii not warranted by the facts and although IL Sc ms
probable thai the committee will report favor of the
bill IL Is improbable that the bill will be made law.
The gold market has been heavy to-day, the quota
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marrssd.

w. si'%. is+t ~ MarrfOd. st i1
Bccrn-MomR-- --On IN srsiay evening February -,
u the rsdenoe Of ihs brides fasher y the Rev Samuel
G. Appleton, Mr.. CHA. L. BOOTH 70 Miss LOUISE Nozn,
ali Oh -Norrisapa No cards - ii' ~ ~ ~ ~ AN ~
DUsnAn-DuxHAs-On Wednesday evening, February
a. By the Rev Dr. Houghton, rector Of the Church Of
TRANSPORTATION, RosEkr s. DusuAA 70 FRAsOD n DuS-
HAx, alf Of this city No cards 4.
San Francisco papers please copy D. ~
0oLpps--PsARsk-On Tuesday October H. 1854, BY the
Rev O. Petz at the residence or the brides mother
CYRUS W. GoLbEs, Of New York. 70 LEn s. PsAEss Of
Dartmouth Devon, England. isi sHt -f.cs sl
LEfrrsrs-vH MArm.--On Tuesday, February q, In
the Tcnncnt church. Freehold, n. J., BY the Rev T. W.
Collier assisted by the Rev. A. Cobb, WILLIAM G. Lxy
r.wns 10 CArHAnsE vAN MATER, daughter Of Joseph H
Van Mater, Esq. -s .iN.
LMau-IxrErr-On Tuesday, February q, at East.
wood, c. W., by the Rev. n. D. Kellogg WILLIAM 8.
Lxes OF LYNN Cheshire, ENGLAND, 70 SUZANNE J.,
scond daughter Of Richard Impe,s, ESQ, Hemmense
Farm Woodstock, Canada West. No cards.
Manchester and London England papers please copy
OSBoRN-C.RPurm On Tuesday evening, February
21 at the residence Of the BRIDES father, BY the Rev
Sidney A. Cory, LvRoY G.. 0snoRx 70 Mas Ida only
child OF VIM b. Carpenter all Of this city. No cards
WwmarEy-vAN zANDr-O Thursday, February .
by Rev A. H. Partridge rector Of Chr ct church, Bed
ford avenue, Brooklyn D., WILLIAM WKrHERBEs 70 Mrs
CARoiME AnsIA VAN zASDr. No cards
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Mfssellaneous.

LAuscM-TAs sssspship Msatana built FOR the Pacific
Mall Steamship Company win BE- launched from the yard Of
Msssp webb Bell foot ef street. orssspont this (ss
surdAy) msrnins q half past o'clock AN who sho~h
80 Me launch.
sr.A.snu noasIss s,A. Captain Nelson win san his
asrnsss, ocost, for New Orleans Airscs on pier
Morn River lnN.i'e az .4n .a.a ~ ~
NV olnyn sED snAs -!7hsu Il now y ~ sssn a
pss u Bsss nivss. new sppes sAp bearing NE above
Aass ssssssiy bS q Mys csaa uaAsv NE lrssass u
y. q. ~, - ~ Ahssi CApnh Dyssd twhs sW CO..
nAsA hss), aal othsvs shs ~ fsst Ssus = fsss sss,
10 fssa AspsA Of ksA ana us1s As rsss
ssrs ~ eSshs ssas shs ssssrusssd u tAs sess -
sossdssA hssvy anssssA wA sxsa hsavy ksssssnA sss
b u ,hs sharp siDps ns1si asA W. sssyasA sAs has
bsss bsns sspssisy ~ ~ CsfsrAis sn1 China sae
sns sf s nssa bssnufui sps1sas - nassns sssesssss
aaeaA ssl \ wsu worthy visiA ,.sg
v.s s.s. ..ss. ps,.ssS % Ia ss.sS E ssd
Ptss ghs eos od an1 went lnN nSlnes' Hess - ~
ins ss6 rseuirine stssa puap - hep hsr frse -el
srsArsury MEsnruAc bsfors rsRcsSs4 seen1ssss 49,
captured boclads rSdasr gSrsc5'S y ~ vwnsS 81 sSs
tine. ;l.s Sss. .s,s and no So' sss y f'fssn sssss
Arr, MmrssorA tBr), from q John. nB icr E ELsspcc,
-. ~. n1oncd in snkipa condition on the 18th Feb ~ la
VI lon AZ S1 All hands were taken from the wreok by barn
= scon n On "sss ss ss .ss sprung s. s
r hours she fuli Of wafer and on her beam enda
rescued they we're nearly starved and
exhausted. sss s4eMMs rH .s llF.a 81 MN
p..x MARY wfLpxn, 50 days from Matamoros for New
York with cotton anchored a Five fathom Hole Beruda
sha put ~ Georges the sd with loss OF both
snds shnrt ~ nrovisions
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Ave per cent dividend for NArcA g me sxpssassa
THAI another division Of profits vil - made Or july %
ss 70 change che hsafyeary psrisds from narca snd
September to July and January.
The Third National Bank has declared dividend of
hvc per cont FREQ Of Ian. payable the z7tL aslapt
The mporatons Of dry goods At this port during the
week ending February "a compare follows with those
Of tho previous woek:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IMbAY FOO. ~ r. u.
AmYs.-Receipts, ~ bbls The market continues In
active and prices were wholly nominally unchanged
BRzADsruyr.-Recsipts 3oe6 bbls Hour, 62S ,bbk and
So7o bags meal, llS bushels wheat, so2 do corn
IT, 100 do oas 1%7o do rye 80 do barley and $50 do
malt The market for State and Western nour continues
quiet and prices Of the low and medium grades declined
fully &C., closing With buyers At our outside quota
tons The days transactions reached 1000 bbs State
and Western, 500 DO Southern and 400 Canadian Rye
-four was very dull and have sales Of consequence
TO report, prices being wholly nominal Corn meal was
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DRUos Dyss-Smal sales Of caastic soda were
made 70 the trade q 10xo 2so kegs b car soda a
tors Sol soda and 10 do soda ssh private terina
DySwo0Daws have sales 70 report, but the market
was arm.
Tnurr -Raisins continue nrm, with, however, only
moderate demand sales of l. 900 boxes new nj &o
- 10 for bunch, and % 20 50 30 for layer Also 80
barrels currans at 19kc 1ehc so bales almonds and
100 cases box ssrdncs on private terms By auction
2000 boxes Sicily oranges IS 50; 1000 boxes do do,
81 20 -; l,3ll boxcs Sicily lemons at 81 12k
S1O 62k; o40 boxes Fayal oranges al 81 TO- and 100
baskets Do do, at 81 20 ~ 30
Fsu-nrv cod was In fair demand the Gales bowsvsr
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Port Of New York, February -, 1895.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
stsamship Saxon, Lavender, Norfolk-whitney Hatha
ssssna:A.p A,s!::ipp, Kssnnsay Fortress nonros
sI E%. gaSH en- f:s; sS:o sssssGsa Son o
s,.i. sss:ss s:: s & ss;: R
Srs WS.sls.s r%sn.,n % se|sa.ssIn.sr.y Nephew
@ s5s:s s;s;sS :;S !.
:s: S:;::
:sT a PS.ssssS.a., smith
,5S.,
ARRIVED.
y steamer Newbsrn, wAshburn, commanding, Yort
ss:.a:sp Monterey % sr.a.por.! ru,ssr linton Head
lon 2 ~ passed stsamshS Northern Light suppossd steer
sssmsAip pYalsy Buck lu tssnsport, xsnyusa, New.
sss.m:h.p Lesiss Moore q ..n.por.,, winters, New
sSls Hs.s.,s Fsins. H.S;. Sss IS p...ss Ana., Nov
Il wi.h hsmg and srs., 70 hs!h.wsy No DATE, Ht u
as :sss; iss f;sr SS l:sS S.
a :oms supplies: oe 4 il he sSiSs Sea- Whsa Swan swan.
S.si Xss tOi Ayr, xner xa.n.as Is days. wiA sugar.
with cotton, John Boynton Son Had heavy wsAih
ri iSs Sssa Hm.nds Jssn s e masn ss p.p Larn.
Vi. csmD..sSy . aays Haywood goat and cotton
s::sas: q 1c.: I.sea. rs..r:es. Ponce PR
a...s::: Va ,,s ls;S I'd s.Is
sS ins Ia . a Ion = g gs.,ed hris bound 9 shsvins
S y S E P: X rcd & ss
New Ls from RIO Janero Of and for Baltimore short o.
provisions supplied herr 2ls lat 81 Ion n signased barb
Steering 81 showing blue signal with whise square In shs
Bns Princess Royal o6 Yarmouth Ns) Strickland Hava
ma days with sugar 70 Brett Son Co Had very heavy
vss.hsT los. snd :ps .ai: sSys bniwsTis Ae ,,-
WIN rs pas.sSs., l !: fT:vls: Som: ''.' N'" ~
eehr Rachael Beals Moore, New Bedford
sshr Fanny Kssting Rich, Boston FOR Philadelphia,
schr Benz strong, Brown, Providence.
seSr W Brsinard Psnde,on, s,oninsson.
gchr Marian, Myer, stamford for Elissbsthport.
gchr Trident Crocketh wIllers Point.
Schr Watchnan Lufkn, Hart Island.
s:s X so
isS sses: g: says Ssisss sssS
ssa.sa.s 81 ro Il: lss
Sr 'n foadon ss ;sp a n 3 A bark
ds hsm naSrSs Sm * cSsc s.
op 2Ysw ship selma bound N; lsth LAT 2ss lon 2e g
w, ship showing 81 dist pendant No oS bound y; 18Th
for Madras ~ days OUT lsh, lat Ion - rs w. bark
ship Bee Creole Of Boston, steering s; time. barb
rr'n' Carl 'S"e' TOT S'nf BELOW.
Brig Zephyr tof Maitland Ns), from Cardenas
SAILED
Steamers Granada Beaufort; barks Mary Dyer for ss
qua Ariel for Vera Crus Also steamers Edward Evsret
mai bark Siam. h.1s: DHns.n, nsnypsn, s.1shicu, q %
&ss .s: zs G f'i's s.s.
wind a sunset NV.
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fArAI MisrixH MT a Dxvoarsr-0xAic Ac1D 0svss
u son S.rTs.-Iast evening Mrs Ann Marvin. living
a. No $50 Liberty street, and wife Of Edwin Marvin,
soldier in the Ninety eighth regiment IN Capiaia Oak
lows company, sent N tho drpg store Of Max 0oh, ~
Water street, South street. FOR somo epson sais-
designing TO ADMINISTER dose 10 hsr Charles, lad
Of twelve years who ssthpl ming OF ., headache
She received from the drqsyst parcel which she pro-
ceeed TO dissolve In water, but found that it did not
rediiy yah to the action Of thas nid; but, sfssr ap-
plying some warm water, and allowing Il 20 stand few
moments she thought had dissolved and adm hist RED
tho mixture Immediately the boy complained that u
burnt his tongue, when his mother about 70 takes
soc herself show ths little fellow that not
bad he thought but before she could get Il TO her
mouth the boy commenced vomiting, throwing up
blood, n.anifesng grese agony and TN few minutes
was dcaA An examination discosed the fact that OxAlic
acid instead Of salts had boon sent by the druggist Coro
ner Ring Is holding inquest this Afternoon 0xaIic
acid deadly poison bearing soms general resemblance
epson SALTS but y easily hdistlnguisheA by tasting
(Which may bo done without danger and gives upon the
tongue sour instead OF the bitter taste of tho saisA
Tho resemblance bctwSen tho two substances has fro
queny led fatal results like the above and becomes
only drugRsis but peys0ns using salts 70 be careful
that tho ono Is taken for the other Hr Cohs tho
druggist above referred TO- denies tha9 no has had
any 0alic sca his store H deals almost entirely In
botanical medicines and the druggist o whom he pur.
chascs other drugs occas onay csres that he never
sold him any 0xait scid LNsxsssy Sessdl n21so''oaT
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scas continue TO be worry high at Washington Market
but other articles remain at pretty much the figures
week ago. good sapp,y Of GsA = In The markss
aud re Lentsn season approaches che tendency 10
prieesssemste sc upward In ~ ssse.abie pns shsrs
Is little alteration noticeable Cabbages m ~ $50
SOC per head and potatoes TOO sec Per half peck
Eater sells from 3sc. 70 CO., Per h. ,.,v,.,.,..r
Tho prices of meats and Soaliy are - foliows. Al
MsAr.-Beef from l1c. 10 40c. per h. corned rump.
z5o 'onsn.s, e7tsc. q 81 50; mutton, go 4oc !;
We pork ureshh 2Qc. a23c y coIred. pork
&c 20 smoked. 92c . 24s.; smokedsaecos,'
boloanas l6c. 2sc$ trips, 100. . l2x efCs
POULTRY AID cAMK.-Turkeyp, 28c 85c. per To- |;
chi Kens, SOC. 34e ducks 500 400 goose 200.
3oc. Ysabbits, 25c. 3Sc.
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

ss.. wool ~ss stopped Pro-. generally .D : =
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS BEEN ron TEN YEARs
N the jobbins trade west and sold out desires 70 con
nec himself with well established house hero; has
tensve acquaintance and thousand doilara AorssA
with particulars Elias, Dor l,17 Post Once
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There sale Of cotton BY J. II. Draper on govern
mcnt account to-day amounting TO o20 bales, which
brought from 7sc 70 OlHc. per pound.
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40 snO AN ENERGETIC orFNB PARTNER
4L.CUU. with this amount in good and wrIl paying
business ei0OD per Be n,ne BY cnterpr sln
man No humbua. Aovv at pSsk row. rom u. L s'N
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE.-To-night Is the occasion q
Miss Helen Westerns benefit, when sb,
viii appear IS Camille" in aCsmills =
the Fate Of s Coquette." The performance,
will conclude with variety Of comic song,
by Sol. Smith, Jr. From the crowds tbs,
have attended Miss Westerns imper.ons.
TORS, we are assured that she is appreeis.
ted BY the public.
NEw THEATRE.-To.nieht the no,r,. ,
drama, "Ths Child of the Regiment . viii
again be rendered-Miss Carrie WIGHT a.
Josephine, the Child of the Regimen, >,
after which the lsughable play, 'sTurn Him
Out, viii conclude the performances.
Saturday evening will witness the ban.
eft Of Mr.. J. R. Allen, sr. Mr.. Allan
is q very popular man, and we can assure
him that the public viii convince him ~
this on Saturday night.
POLAxD's NEw VARIETY FHr.TRK
night the Clinetop Sisters have their bens.
fit, and one Of the prominent features of
the bill is the Mirror Dance. This has
never been performed in this city, and III
novelty and Spendor will render it one Of
the most interesting performances that has
ever been seen in Nashville. In addition
TO this spectacle, W. b. Horn, and +. gpo.
rer will perform Cornet duett, and Mr.
Harry Hall has volunteered to sing varie.
y Of pleasing ballads.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

Two ladies had quite brisk time in one
Of the Cherry street Omnibuses the other
day. Lady No. was quietly sitting inside
with her child and negro servant. Lady
No. came in and the following converse
ton ensued
No. 80 think negroes had better ride
on top"
No. /" Negroes have as good e right to
ride inside as any one, if their mistress
pays their fare"
No. ?" You hush Up. don't want tC
talk 10 your sort"
No. NY sort indeed What are
you Tn lady: that's what 7 am"
No. p" Yes; it looks like it. You
husbands brother lie in the Penitentiary
nor for trying 10 kill his sister and rob
bing."
No. l." what's that your business
don't have anything to do with him, nei-
Their does my husband, and if you say any
thing about John III make him foot yOi
al ousr Naslralc."
No. 3-"You'd better hush up now, ]
you don Z want me TO tell il right here
What was you
We must rtOp here for the cry of "cOPy
copy" is ringing in our ears.
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And ladies and gentlemen Of the Old and
New Theatre.
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Tribute.

HEAD'QEs, Co. B., 18th p. will
NASHVILLE, TENN, June 22d, '65.
The officers of Co. B., P.V.V. L, take
this method Of paying tribute to the boys
of 1852, who have been mustered out OF
the service. They came into the regiment
at the time of necessity. Some of them
sleep the long sleep, in soldiers tomb.
The survivors 90 homo with the proud as
sursnce that they have done their duty.
They have stood the brunt of all the battles
of the Army Of the Cumberland, including
Stone River. They never hunted hospital,
and their hearts vibrate to the pulsation that
is as honest and true as the girls they le,t
behind them. Good bye, boys.
Truly yours,
AEDSEw BROwN, Captain.
BERNARD HEIGAN, First Lieut..
VIZ. II. II. STEP, Second Lieut..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

Some OF our most important items were
crowded out Of yesterdays issue, among
which was the account of the famous bill
hard match at the Masonic Hall last niKht.
The public are already acquainted with the
result of the games, but we will say that
we have never feen a thing Of the kind
managed better than this. All praise is
due 10 Joseph DuPrez for his neat arrange
ments- Many Of the first ladies Of the CITY
were present in the afternoon, and greater
part Of the evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

LUHBER.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mill
Hill, barge containing $4,000 feet of
white pine lumber, embracing All kinds of
clear and common plank, framing timbers,
joice, and scantling, as follows:
2x4-I6, 10, ank "a feet long.
2x6-1s, 20, and % feet long.
2xs-2O, q, "a and 30 feet long.
2KxS-2O, y and "a feet long.
2xxlO-ls and % feet long.
21Exl2-2O feet long.
4x6-2O and 30 feet long.
4xs-2O feet long.
Skis, Z, 10, II, IS, 20 and ~ feet long.
Also Isl, 900 feet choice white pine flooring
of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, at
Knight & Bros. Lumber Yard. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

Persons unacquainted il the city sleine
90 many advertisements for the treatment
of Special Diseases, are often at loss 10 de-
termine 70 whom 70 entrust the treatment
of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab.
iishmeut Of this kind is at No. q Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar.
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR
A. RICHARD JONES may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines furnished N
The O6icC.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

The attention Of readers who may wish
10 contract for earPenter's work lie directed
10 the advertisement Of Mr.. A. c. Bruce,
in aDothOr column. He is an intelligent,
oxpsriauced, and skiilfui workmsn, can al
ways be relied upon 70 do his work accord.
ing 10 contract. Many Of the nestesI and
most elegant specimens Of earpenters' and
jOiners' work done in this city Of late years
are the results Of his fine taste and necha1.
zeal genius.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

"PErHEErsH Goor.'-We are under obliga-
lions to U. 0zanne & Co. for a keg of their
fine beer. Il is the best kind, and we think
we arc good judges. It has not the acrid
taste so peculiar TO most malt liquors. Per.
sons holding enmity against the Union,
will find it to their advantage to keep away
while The beer lnsis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

The Louisville Democrat. OF yesterday
says; During last fall, Daniel W. Poor
murdered his niece, Miss Poor, near Clarks.
vile, Tenn, aud made his escape, and a
reward Of $500 was offered Tor his apprs-
hension. Officer D. 7. Bligh, e few months
since, arrested Poor in ST. Louis and took
him 70 ClHrksville, Tenn, where he was
confined in jail. Yesterday the chief Of
the police reoeived a telegraphic dispatch
from Clsruvillo, stating that Poor had
made HE escape and advising him to b,
on the lookout Tor the murderer. He viii
probably endeavor to make his way bssl
10 S. Louis.
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DANcISG.---L Last evening q very select
audience assembled at the Mason ic Hall,
on Invita- ion, to witness an exhibition Of
the pupils Of Miss Ella Goodwin's Dancing
Academy. The Misses and Masters ap-
pesrod in joyous spirits, full Of life and Viz
vncity, proud Of their young and accom-
plished teacher, and executed their dances
with a precision, grace and beauty alike
ereditable 70 them and TO her, and charm-
ing 10 all beholdsrs. The occasion will
long be remembered by all who were pres
ent-those who went 10 see, and those who
participated in the entertainment. At the
hour We write we have neither time nor
room 70 say more. We shall nave some
thing more TO say tomorrow.
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Criminal Court Proceedings.

The State vH. Anderson Waggoner, for
larceny. Verdict-6 years imprisonment
in the penitentiRry.
State VS.. Wyatt Patterson, colored, for
larceny. Verdict, years and six months
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The State VS.. Z. II. Dorsey, for larceny.
To be discharged from custody, on giving
bail for $1,000, and $1,000 for security, Joint
~ and severally. Three or four cases were
continued.
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10 strangers and Citizens.

We do not profess 70 be the only Physi.
elm in the city, who may DO found at his
Office ct all hours, day or night" nor do
we, in offering our services 10 the invalid,
desire TO recommend Ourself in preference
10 other equally weA established and sx-
perieneed PhysiciaEa; nor do We pre-
tend 10 be ihHanihls, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various Diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any t0onder-
FIJI secret reGcdics, or extraordinary Ggrce-
able treatment OF PelliGtiUeS; IS all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of nei0 remedies, OF nei5
modes Of treatment, as upon he skilliul use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a perfect cure
end this can be acquired only by expe-
rienco and patient application. We res
psctfully refer the public 10 our general ad-
vertisemeut, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from in the morning TIL
81 night. L. I. CoLEEAs, ID. ID.
a North Cherry ST.. Nashville. Tenn.
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North and Ferris, No. Al, Public Square.
four doors north Of Cedar, has received a
very large assortment Of fancy articles and
notions. The house is q branch of the same
firm in New York, and enables him to Gem
pete with New York prices. II you wish
something nice and cAesp call on him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

CHEAPEE RATEs TO CALIPoREIA AID THE
PAcfTic CoAsT.-We are glad to learn tina;
the passage rates 10 California have been
reduced as will be seen BY reference to ad !
Vertisemsnt Of the Mail Line from Nav
York, published in another column.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23

RESPONSE.
NASHVILLE, TEES., June 20, 1866.
Ma. Gen. John r. Miller. Brig. Gen. ". d.
BhlPpie, BrDt. Brig. Gen. j. L. LDenaLd-
son, Col. y. q. Parkhxrst and others.
GENTLEMEN: In accepting your very fat
tering testimonial of Complimentary Ben
eft, we beg leave to tender you our high
appreciation Of this Ito us) unexpected
kindness. We can only say that our efforts
70 please IN the future, as in the past, will
be unremitting; and in answer TO your
kind offer, we would appoint Saturday af-
ternoon next as the time, and the O,d The
atre as the place, for the proposed benefit.
With sentiments OF the highest regard,
we are, gentlemen,
Your obliged humble servants,
JANIS A. OATES,
ALFRED STEWART.