davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-30
he Pirate Stonewall at
Havana.
surrender Of the Pirate to the Span
ish Authorities, !,

FHHRFCr0VnECTE
.e', - 49, ~. 1..Tn.
HAyAS4, May l9.-Ihe following impor-
trnt correspondence mas passed petTten Rear
Admiral stftbling and Br1g. Gen. Newton and
Apx1ca1 srarnt1xa A.n cry. NEWTON ro THE.
cArTAIN GENERAL Or cUpA.
HEADQUARTERS o. s:ForoEs, EArA1 Asp}
MILITARY, KEY WEST, FA, May IL
70 illf E1cencoey. the Ceptain GeneEal Of Cuna:
s bss as u ;bs nor3 II n3 S ran stoa
H. az reei nr,na ~ m,,dpt t. ~ hns;or and
,or1n lie oil % Of the % oops susI J Of ths ~ .ss
sippi-have surrendered
The stonewaft cannot cruise except under pt
f:tsal hae, because the Contcderate govern uent
nus no fePttsen1anons essh or m1nla11, ii ln1s
.t.,aec,o t.ts rasee, In ,,,,v.5 - xo,na,,
IN esa fhs Sh1nish Gnvfnnent nanst aee no, G,r
to.efasing piracy.
Thls 1tspatch Will ba delivered t9 you b7 Com.
f9sneer @ Keea "ofuea' Flcct eap'a'a u tle Ea5'
wv W. tHS14 bswe ia 1onor to he vonr Erce,,.cva
mcst obcdicnt servants,
G; f. s1nn1Is7,
Ac:if eiRcar Adnira' commanding @ F. e: B. Quad
c.,ar., 17,,t. s,ates ~ IST VT, IN,
liz Dit,tiet 81 Key Wcstsnd Tortn1as' so'1 A'4Aa'
1nE cAr1A1s axSrnA1,s nErLr.
OrF1cr ~ Tun surrR1oR c1T11. t3ov4r :,
or TuE EYER FarTuTuL IsIAsp OF 1'uD1,
HAVANA. Maf IS, 1896.
:, EXCELLENT srh; I haya received cou- unnica.
1ion e,sn49 by yonr ESeeAeney and ~. Joan
Armv di1ev r. n1s,,;r+ ~ ny ny
Ttriueas In Wsir,s wi, stsIr in r1ns .curnra
st :, IN III. T,nrt ~ ~, rn,.. E,,Gnw.tt
, 1865-05-30

Fapdx for tue ArnAy-prohna alc E1cano
Of I5rs cktnF3tfEe-N1rs. ssrn. Lee and
The ArstnG1ou Estat@-21r+ stantoEsA
Plan.
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. iic Question Of Reisfg.rent Night
Financial Mari rs-Asiscus,lphB On
.Azsls rac*n AflAsrA-&1eRFF Failures
~ 1b{s1lhy for t1ss Fr<e4inkct1-EVar In
South AIner1ca-TfA4le a With N.sx Or
aes11 B-Ine n14rA cts. 7
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feescnkius< Military Prisoners.
new YeHK. Msy p The I1st's special says:
"Seyclal hundred prisoners arc 10 b. discharged
Immediately, unatf the order issued for tue IL.
It. SC OF military pElaoEeFt.
, 1865-05-30

Arrest Of <sen. Leo
WAsn1Sc ON, Nay sa.-InformatIoo from Rich
mpLh nnLbuncLs the afIeet OF Gen. Lee.
, 1865-05-30

Sus 5rXaer OF Y.ebeIr In Arkaasas-
fuxn In Conference with Gen. Pope,
, 1865-05-30

Ttsx31uopT EfTeN } 1eatcfk1aF-S1artIfae
Fst0rkaents OF the f6liosv Fever
1tOa-An A1ssrEpt IT,. attft the La1e
1Fskidtnx By lH1s cted E1oxleB.
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LcursEE1LE. May eo.-Hator General Thom1s
LETT fat We.h;ngt1l today
Tkd trial OF the negro John Lewis for the mar~
dsr Of Th9nas HeGtash. Ut Shelu5rille, Is cua
c5ndcd. Ge1efa1 Dr!abin conducted the dc.tr.e
Scvf1sl days Eauat elapoe before the tecieipn Of
The Court Will be promulgated.
, 1865-05-30

The EEeconAtTuctlon OF North Caro-.
itnh-TE. ~. k4Dt0fU Appointed Pro-
V3Alpuat xsovGEuor - -Eon6x1tu1i04nl
s;pnrtuEion TO be CA1Ied-Ae.uiAsfuE
Tic STAKE Government.
, 1865-05-30
From ALA ABA u A.

The Ts4ue Of fEat.on+-fsen. Er1ersonss
kenltmcux-m8tor Rerrysn EXpedl.
, 1865-05-30

GeTN an Theatrr D..froyed-Eenfr ral
1uAtnr IN TOHn-E1ae N0xthy-cytcrn
LITERARY AHbDc1ht1ons
, 1865-05-30

HAVANA, May 2o.-It had been lumored
that Captain Page, wished to surrender on
the ssule terms as those extended to General
LIZ. 50 Captain Bogss, Of The Connecticut,
the taking Of New Orleans, sent him nntc
demanding bis rstna.r, and proE.rlng the
ttI1i,E cNttil lttt 1h Gc4ea.l lee. Ti,e 1eply
wss, ,Lzl pae1:ll Instructions from his cor.
, 1865-05-30

| 71nsterin= ont d;cn. Sherman q
| Troops.
NAsH1x0IeN, Mty 29.-Somc Of The Ohio rerf
nen,s III shern,an'T aru.y werc mustered out Ia
cay. Only snail part 0f the troop1, however,
NIL he uisba1ded ut pscseAt.
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- HE T1st1 U1 0ENs FsIF10.
NEW YoEE. May 2o.-Tbe Commercially epccIa
fsJs the trial Of JeG. Duy7s before the United
Statce Circuit Co1st will commence az toou a. the
conspiracy case is disposed Of.
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AZ. go. -. IL. =. -.
ExrEArz.

Nashville, Isan-, Juna &c, 1855.
oRDERsl
10. is7.
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! THE FouETH OF JuLY.-Ke seldom pick
up an exchange in which we do not read Of
extensive preparations making to celebrate
the approaching 4th Of July, but we hsvs
yet TO hear that any preparation al al is in
progress in Nashville. The time nov ia
short, but with energy a very respectable
cOmmemorstion Of the glorious day may be
made. Is It possible that we are 50 i'm
mersed in business, so fOrgetful of the past,
so Indifferent to the future, and SO thor
oughly materialized and brutalized, as to
not hail the dawn of July Alb, 1865, with
feelings other than those Of Joy and graft
tude2
For four long years have the clouds of
battle loReTed in our sky. Through them
the sun has shOne but ftfully and dimly.
| The recurrence Of our national birth day
has during all this time served only to
awaken sad doubts and sharpen poignant
regrets but now we are redeemed--war is
hushed, peace is jubilant, and tho eountry's
natal day bursts upon as with q gorgeous
splendor hitherto unknown and undreamed
Of. Let US honor, then, the day upon
which We were. born with more magnif-
icent and profound recognition than ever
before. We pity the Pyrotechnist whose
fireworks will be not more brilliant, the
orator whose words not more eloquent, the
poet whose inspirations not more divine
the preacher whose prayer net m're de-
vout, and the citizen whose patriotism not
more lofty on next Tuesday than in sll past
time.
What does the city government say?
What do the citizens say What do the
military say Shall we have celebration
betting the character of our city and the
Importance of the occasion Ifso, we must
move in the matter at once. Who will
move first?
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To the Citizens Of Tennessee

The termination Of q sanguinary contest which
for he pst four wears has presented an i'm passshie
tEeen the two great sections Of our country, hsy-
re 80 lsngtn hRt ply cleared Hw-y AL obstacles 20
3 feueWsl Of tnOs= relations wh'cn formerly bound
Us toetsshar In frstesERl union take the earliest
opporiu. i afforded ne By this ansp ciops event,
Is greet my Southern friends. 70 solicit from
{ EN- a renewal Of that extensive busihess counec-
q on which FOR quarier Of aceutury has been uin-
ter 1pisst ass BY the gFsAt Dnele ealAne'S %
ID Is zea-cey Necessary, on the threshold Of bu-
siness re urion. should repeat toe warning 20 o.
& n gwen toSny frleuos- 10 oeNare o. those spu-
nous andd ten Us coo POUNDS which, under the
srasi, as as saise titles 81 imported Wines, BTln
ates Hollis 4 sin, iaouo 2, tc., have been equally
destructHet ths heath o; on eiuEens as y Ju1-
Macy YEAR, Of my past HE have been expended
Z in "a op-n sad candid as snpt . ezPose these
who.esse nan = 20 time rof exp nse' has oss n
I rsred ID accomplish this "a ufary pnrpos-, and %
rlsee hefo nv ffienos ant the puulc generally,
l ~ .bs lowest 10 sible imark puee, aud IN such
4 ops ties a. might 81 tner eonyeniepceY truly
TIE ~ sve Sesr,' tusiDess Transaction With the
la-veet aod moi ssp-, a. ie exp ring houses IN
/ Prince and G est hfltaih hsye aHofded ne u1sur-
pts-ed ssintie- ior supplying cur nome msrkt
mos of'rroyaa ursnds IL In .ope, IN add tioa e
ms o. 4 sistiiisrT IN HOLLAND for TIE maauhetVrt
OF the ''schieasui sch pos;
/ HE tier. 80 long tes TED and spproYed BY tbs
rpefl Al "a ~ lies o In I'd states. West ndle'
and soufh America rs sn ipysnaoie inersreut'c
q Wholesome, plta-snt asd perfe sac beyefa =
m an cliu,sfe- aud anung . ssasnn-s arlczlJ ex
ciied the cupidtg q ne home ms q aetaf n suS
veucers Of 4 spurious ucse under ths same nsrne
trust that I have, stsT much soil ana eJpeGsa
I surrounded al my imp rrisiioRs wfh - qua q
and drecti9n- which vi h dinsFy circum pectol
vii ins Gre theT delivery, 50 I receive them ffcu
Europe, ., al nv ca to1ers.
/ ~ould, however, roconlIne1d n ST cases Ehar
Il Is u Ssstle hat orders be seat direct 70 nv y
I DO - Beaver 81 eet, New YORK. or that p1rchAse
Be- made o. my sccre1Ited sRenfs,
10 adaiton 70 a ls'se strck q WINS, BrAndiss
a., IN VOID. have 4 Considerable supply Of Oh
| uriea fcreigD Wnes. eenfTaegng ylsstasesrof man
pact years bottled 10 b-f5rs TIE colameAstm ef
81 ths var, which caa e pecislly 1coomms1d I
al eounOtsss ars uf ihese rzre injuries
In conclusion, would specis ID cali the early a
teutiOn o = couthencust meFs % the sdysnts,
20 he derVea BY tansTDi ting thsir order, wIthot
lOssot time. or ealing personailF re Dept
order % insure the fa..Tnsut Of her a-sors froi
the present large ana vel selecisd astorlusenl
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
n Beaver sgrees, NeW York.
June2o I'm
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Old Course OF Treatment

Physcsns eosssAaiy sss-r
as undeEgons taoroggh nFosg-aor Sai s
many symptoms producet b ne OK sohoo rraucl-
would Tor month ard - o.
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] 10 strangers ana citizens.

We do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, "who may be found ct his
ofics at all hours, day OF night" nor do
we, offering our services to the Invalid,
/ deshe to recommend ourself in preference
TO oiher equally well established and OK
perinced physicians; nos d We pre-
tend 70 be infallible, or the only man ca
pablsof curing the various diseases men
TONED in our general advertisement. We
do NO claim the possession of any sooHdsr-
ftll secret revsedies, or extraordinary agree
able Treatment or paELiattves; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prsc-
tice d medicine, does not depend so much
upon The discovery Of nes0 remedies, OF nelS
u5oGesoT treatment, a. upon she skillful use
Of thGe agencies necessary 70 perfect cure
-andthis can be acquired only by expe-
riencs and patient application. We res
pectfdly refer the public to ous general ad-
7srtisment, in another part of the paper.
0fie hours from in the morning TIL
at night. i. L. COLEMAN, n. D.
6 North Cherry ST., EaAhvillo, Tenn.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Russian Plague Extending
Westward.
Fire In Jersey CITY.
New York Gold Market.
Struggle Between the Bulls and
Bears,
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Fire in Jersey CITY.
New York Gold Market.

EEw YoRK, June 2s.--Ths struggle be-
tween the bulls and the bears in gold shows
no giving in on either side. The bulls re-
fuse to lend, and the bears cover their con
tracts by \ to Z per cent per day. sstur-
day must determine which side has to yield.
The price opened at l4I and fell steadily
TO 1Seas.
The Bavaria took out ssl0,ouO in specie.
The Commercials money article says the
Cuba brings further orders fOr the purchase
Of eos on European account. It is sup
posed that the orders aggregate about one
million dollars.
At tbs money board the purchases
amounted to about S22O, 900, upon which
the price advanced to Io41fa5s. an improve
ment on the closing price Of yesterday.
The rise, however, brought out sellers, and
after the bard the price declined to l0STsa
los 81 The new issue advanced to =.
2es very firm and scarce at 81 Is. At
the auction sale of Pittston coal tosday the
following were the prices, showing an ad-
vance of from IS to 81 cents: sample $685.
Steam SIS Grste EOS.
NEw YoRK, June ga letter has been
received at the Custom House, addressed to
the State Department by our Consul at
Port Mshon, announcing that the Russian
Plsgue is extending westward more rapidly
than is generally supposed, and advising
that all cargOes be rigidly scrutinizsd be-
fore loading. The disease is said TO be the
same that visited London about century
sgO.
NEW YoRk, June ga serious FIRE Oc-
CURED in Jersey City to-day involving the
total destruction of the American mills, own
ed by s s. Gregory & Co. also some oil
mills in the vicinity. Cummings car shop
was much damsged.
PORTLAND, June 2s.-The horse which left
Boston at sunrise to day, to accomplish Ii6
miles, to this city, before sunset, on thou
sand dollar bet, fell and died six miles from
tie city, having made lie miles cousidera-
by inside Of time.
NBw YoEK, juno 2s.-The Z. 8. steamer
Sickswann kss arrived from Mobile. Gold |
to.night 1883.
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Full bosom Shirts, all sizes, jus. received
r. II. THOMPSON,
iune2l-f % Cherry st.
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ADJUSTMENTS


At the Old Theatre there was a yer,
handsome attendance. We did not SO
much of Juliet,a, the Dumb Girl Of 6snee
and Of course eannot speak Of t. merits
but wedid see the splendid perlormsacs
Of The ZavistowBki Troupe
Mile Genevisve's Iriah Jig,
La Petite Aiice's Grand Medley,
Emsline and Pennies Coquette Polka,
Mile christine's La Madrilliens.
And yasOvenina BY the Troupe were
charming.
Mile Christine, her5elf, as dansuese,
has no rival. We do not say this in the or
binary parlsnce Of theatrical notices, but
say il because we believe it 10 be true. We
hope no one who admires the highest or
der OF talent viii fail 70 see the Zavisiows-
ki Troupe. Messrs. Dufield & Flynn, de-
serve great credit fer their enterprise in
furnishing US with such rare Artists 50 near
the close Of The season.
EAsHSIItE OPERA HoUsz.-The play GO
ing public viii be delighted to Learn that
the Nashville Opera House will be opened
tonight, with Mrs. E. Posts Dramatic
Troupe, sam1 LathrOp Stage Manager.
Mrs. Post has made distinguished reputa-
tion, as a singer, in the East. J. 81. Cooke,
from the Old BOwery, is also widely known.
These names are alone sufficient to attract
a large attendance TO night.
PoLAxDs VARIETY THEATRE.-There was
fair attendance st this popular thestre.
The ClipetoP sisters were the great attrsc
ton. None Of our play going people viii
omit to see them.
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FEDEEAL AMERICAN MosFHLY.-The first
number Of tho new series Of this ably con-
Quoted Magazine was laid upon our table
yesterday by Cone & Tunnel. "The Say
ings Of LabienuB, on the life Of Carson, by
Napoleon III" "Eloquence," "The First
American Novelist" and "Provings Of Cur
rent Theories in Science" are articles well
worth many times the price Of the number.
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1ersons unacqusinted in the city seems
50 many advertisements for the treatment
to Special Diseases, are often at a loss 10 de
Ofrnlne to whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating thru the Oldest estab
street, snd this should be a sufficient guar
ante that this is a reliable institution. Ds.
A. RICHARD JONES may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. All medicines furnished IN
the g5fee.
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sunInlr Hats, "neW styles" just receiv-
ed. r. H. THOMPSON,
Is Cherry street, near Union.
fun9ALtf
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REo0RDEB's CoURT.-There were twenty,
eight cases Of drunkenness before the Re
eOrder yesterday morning; twenty five
paid fines Of s. each; two, Michael Quimar
and Harris Dodge, went 10 the work house
and one, James Naples, Yves sent to the
Provost Marshal. James Harris got drunk
and wOu ldn't pay his hack bill, SO he paid
the city IS. E. Fsnlin in the same cate.
CORY.
Five drunk and disordsrly chaps paid in
the aggregate, $40, for their fun. Elk
abeth Rodgers was disorderly to the amount
of S2O
Peter Linch "regrsded," the rascal, but
then it cost him SO. That was no consols-
ton TO fellow who eats costly vegetables.
Louis Simmons leolord) and Phillip Mo-
ran paid S. each for showing their indecent
persons.
NJ. n. Thompson and Wade Hampton
(cOlored) paid $50 each for having been
disorderly.
Allied HcColey went into the disorderly
business on credit, and when pay day came
he had to 60 to the work house. Alfred's
bill is S25
Barclay Madden was openly IeWd. At
the present writing it has cost him V.
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CoUxTERyAIrs.-Ini ormation has been re-.
ceived By 7. W. Farnswortb 4 Co. that Ger.
tain druggists in this city have been pslminl
of on persons calling for DR.. Ve1loc's Pms
Cerate an article of their own manufacture
which they say is superior 70 the genuine
We would advise an persoys 20 got the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-worm, letter, OF
preparation on you, but get Dr. Velloe'
Pink Cerate, Manufactured by T.W. Farms
wer.h 4 Co., No. 19h Dsadsrick Stresi
vile, Tenn.
P.s.-A liberal discount made 70 dealers
Sent by mail 10 eny address on reesiPt c
81 -. b '"re that ycu get ths genUiRs.
June 2S-1W
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RUFFIS This old rRbid secestionist blew
his crazy brains out q few days ago because
hs "e0uld not survive tie liberties Of bis
G untry." Tho liberties Of his country beg
pardon, bat they Csnnot return the con .
p.imenL The survive him.
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HowEs AND CAsrELLo's CIEcus.-This in
sdtution pulled up stakes and took their
departure from our city last evening. They
propose making short tour through Ken
lucky. Since their visit to our city they
have made many warm friends, who regret
sheir departure. We feel that, while their
visit has been a source of profit to them
selves, the public have enjoyed q real
treat in the way OF amusement. MessTs.
HOwes and CASTILLO are urbsne, afable, ana
liberal gentlemen and embraced in their
company is some Of The best ARENA tai
sat in the country.
They have eqpestrisnnes snd equestri-
ans that do credit to the profession in their
difficult iests. Madame Carsletta Deberg,
we think, is enc Of the most daring eques-
triennes now extant, while Nile Josephine
Il equally 70 De commended fer her extra.
ordinary and marvellous feats on the bare
back Of her favOrite horse Lilly. The mag.
niheent esrriags in their possession, belong.
ing as It did at one timo, 10 the Royal fam
| lily II England, must be seen to be fully sp,
preeiated. The other attractions are &c,
numerous to admit of our particularisint
them in a word, in all Of its appointments
we regard this Circus ss hsving no equa
ia the country, snd efninently entitled 70
visit from those fond OF genuine amuse
menti and besPeak for the prOprietors th
consideration Of the citizens OF every CON
munity in which they may stretch thei
canvass.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDsE FRAZER PRFsI-
DISa.--Caleb Payne, (. m. C, was sentenced
TO the penitentisry ten years for man
slaughter. Martin Burns for the same Of.
fence, two years. Dick Grid, for larceny.
Jour years. James NJ. Taylor, I. m. c,
eight years. John Younkins, {. m. c, same,
three years.
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Hon. Neill S. Brown arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon. Having been
indicted for treason, he was arrested by
the United States Marshall, and taken
before Judge Trigg who bound him
over to appear for trial at the nexi
term of his court.
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Cone & Tunnel keep US supplied with
the choicest literature. Last evening we
found they had LEFT upon our table The
Eclectic for JULY don't fail to buy this
number -Puneh for June-Gs is SO funny
The Weekly London Times, of March
ll;h, and the New York Herald Of the 26th
Many thanks.
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THos. HErcHBaoH' This soldier, who dis
appeared Tuesday with $3.50 upon his per-
son, S245 belonging to CRYSTAL WamPler, q
brother soldier, turned up yesterday in the
military prison. We could not learn wheth-
eT the money was fund or not. He had
been intoxicated.
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CArGEr We learn from the Louisville
Journal Of yesterday, that e negro man
named John Davis, who had committed
several thetta in THE c ity, and escaped the
justice OF the law, arrived in that city on
the Nashville srain yesterday evening &
I'VE have no doubt) practice The same game,
but we imagine his great surprise when b.
was " taken in out Of the wet" BY officer J
n. Charleston. Mr.. Charleston is good OH
Ger, and deserves great credit foT his strict
attention 70 his duties. The negro war
lodged il jsil for safe keeping tin tbir
morning.
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The weather, cool since Sunday evening,
became again, on yotterday, quite warm.
We may look for seoFchiDg the next two
months. Ice cream, linen clothes, sherry
cobblsrs and mosquito bars will be in de-
mand.
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TFE FIEsr GUN.--O d Mr.. Rufin's rast .
ness in blowing his brains out was not eqatl
to his rsshBess in firing the FIRST gun again
Sumter. In the one case be sought the life
Of the country, in the other the life Of 8
traitor.
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BoARD OF EpUcATIoS.-This body met at
the office OF h ID. harrison, Esq, yester
day evening, and organized by elec.iug
Rev. Philip s. Tall, President, Rev. J. W.
HOyte, Secretary and Treasurer, and J. T.
Pearl, Superintendent.
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Posr oFFIcE.-Great Inconvenience arises
from the tact that the Post Office is closed
SO early that the public cannot get the
evening mail. Il shameful that although
the Louisville train arrives at 6}< O'Clock
P. m. not letter or paper, coming by mail
can be cotton from our Post Office until :
o'clock the next morning. Who is to blame2
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CoNE 4 TUSEELL We are under constant
obligations to these clever gentlemen for
late papers Yesterday morning they
placed the Cincinnati dGilies upon our table
Tar in advance Of the mails. They have all
the newest and latest periodical publica-
tions.
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Daniel O'Eoil, jeremiah Sullivan aud
John Riley, Government employees under
Capt Cox, were arrested yesterday for steal
ing Government stores in pretty large
quantity. They were seat TO the military
prison until further orders.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

EoTicE.-The members Of Msimoindes
Lodge No. 45, I. o. B. B., are hereby re-
suested 70 attend a special meeting, on
Sunday, the I'd Of July, 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose Of Installing the officers elected.
it s. stcELKs, Secretary.
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To the Voters OF the Sixth Congress
siOnal District,

CSrnpossa q DC COUNTIES Of LaisTsnes. HayHs, Ro7
din, Dsoatlr, R7Ty, se'ois. AaEry, Hickman, Dick
son, HgHiphrsys, Steoart ard Montgomery:
take this me.hod Of announcing myself can
didats to represent you the next Congress OF th'
Uotsd States, and respectfully AK your suffrage a
the ole ton on the frst Thursday in August next
ieIS-ts D.B. THOMAS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

We learn that Capt. Q. R. Miller has been
mustered Out Lieut.. p. F. Cook, 18Th
United States COlOrod infantry. takes his
place as Judge Advocate.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

RUN OVER AND KILLED.-John J. Carrot,
co. F, l56lh Illinois V. I, while attempting
TO get upon the train at Tullahoma, after
g had started, fell upon the track and
( was literally cut in two.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29

THE CRY PArRoL arrested Mr.. T. Orton,
citizen, College street, on yesterday, for
selling whisky to soldiers. His house was
closed and turned over to the Provost Mar
shall,