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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-27
EX.COhfederatcS in Mexico.

The Mexican Times, of September 80,
gives list of about hundred cx-Confeder-
ates who are at present residing in that coun-
try. Among them we observe the names Of
Generals Price, Magruder, Kirby Smith.
Wilcox, Hindman and others; also exGoy-
errors Reynolds, of Missouri, Moore, of Lou
isiana Harris. of Tennessee, and Allen, of
Louisiana and such distinguished names as
Trusten Polk, of Missouri, Perkins, of Louis
ana, NJ. +. Maury of Virginia, Conrow, Of
Missouri, &c, &c.
Of General Price and others the Timss
says:
"For information to all concerned, We
here state that General Price has no hostile
intentions against the United States of Amer
lea. He came to Mexico as an exile, seek
ing for himself and family home; for he
had every reason to believe that he would
be permitted live quietly in his own State
His Majesty the Emperor has appointed
Senior Price an agent to examine lands for
colonization purposes. In company with
Senior Perkins, late of Louisiana, and Senior
Harris, late Of Tennessee, he is now at Cor
dova, in the State of Vera Cruz, actively
engaged in the duties assigned him."
Of Lieutenant Maury the same journal
says:
We are much pleased to see that Senior
Maury has become citizen of Mexico
Like the great Humboldt, his fame belongs
to the world. Emperors and kings have
sought his acquaintance and have ever shown
him that attention due to distinguished mer-
it. We know that the good people of Next
co will welcome him as a brother in their
midst. His great learning will contribute
much to the Improvement of practical science
in this country. For information to his
friends-and he has many in every portion
of the civilized globe-wc are happy to state
that Senior Maury is in most excellent health
and is now actively engaged in the duties as
signed him by his Majesty the Emperor
Although his misfortunes have been great,
enough to weigh a royal merchant down, -
still he seems cheerful and happy, and con-
tented with..his lot. Born i'll Virginia, with
out wealth or titles, he has made for himself
a name that will never die. Maury's "Wind
and Current Charts" and his physical
Geography of the Sea- will be studied by
every navigator in every cline, SO long as the
winds blow and the waves of old ocean roll
Know this my lord, nobility of blood
Is but a glittering and fallacious good
| nobleman is he, whose noble mind
ell
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-27

General Santa Anna is enlisting troops in
St. Thomas to aid Juarez. At latest dates
one hundred and twenty seven he had enlisted
men, mostly Italians.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-27

GorNG TO STAND BY The CoNFEpERAcY :"
-George Saunders, on being summoned last
week as q witness before the Montreal court
trying the attempted kidnapper of himself
remarked, among ether things in his testimo-
ny, which abounded in profanity, Il am one
OF those who adhered to the Southern Con-
federacy, and don't mean to abandon itE'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-27

FASHIONABLE PRovERB pride must
have water fall ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-10-27

dear little six-footcr wonder how he
likes the lace of his toilette cushion said
Gertrude, ncorrigibly.
"Tll tell you what | should do if were
you, Bert" said Nellie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Five eases were before
the court yesterday. The State vs.. ". q.
Duffy, for lereenyi verdict, guilty, with
three years imprisonment in ths state pen
iteutiRry.
The State vs.. Caleb Payne, for murder,
set for next Friday.
JoBn Younkins, who wac convicted Of
larceny, made s motion for q new trial, be-
fore sentence VISA rendered, but was over
ruled. an appeal was taken to the su-
preme Court Ia December next.
The State We. Alvin Duke, for larceny,
6ned $40 and costs Of prosecution, and SEN
fenced % jail for one month.
The State vs.. John Jones, for larceny,
sentenced 10 seven years in the poniten-
tiary.
The State vs.. VIM. Browne, (oolored) for
t~----- A--ts-- was saaas for a new tTi-
81. He was sentenced to ten years in the
pe%nitontiary.
The State vs.. Jerry Walker, for larceny.
Verdict, guilty, with Eve yoars imprison-
ment in the Peuitent,ary.
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AmJsEMENTS.

CARRIE WIoET's BESEFIr-It viii be re,
membered comes of st the Old Theatr,
this afternoon. The bin is a very attrao.
We one. The CHEZ piece is the comediette
entitled the "Irish Heiress," in which Mis-,
Helen Western appears as Kate o'Brien
Mrs. Wight as Susan; Mr.. Oates as Charles
Paragon Mr.. Benson as Sir Lawrence Par
sgon and Mr.. Everett as Sam. This is
followed BY a "Grsnd 0liO," in which Miss
Jennie Hight leads off with a Spanish
Dance. Miss Seaman, the Misses Ifert, Miss
JOsy Booth, Petite Carrie, All. Stewart, and
Sol Smith, also take part in the medley.
The entertainments conclude with the
farce Of "Mischief Making" with the fol-
lowing cast;
Madam Nanette, with soBg...Carrie Wight.
Therese Miss Stevens.
Hiss Petrie.
Miss Spillman.
Miss B. Iiert.
LOUISA Miss j. Booth.
Nicholas Dovetaii ......---.Mr Ed. Wight.
q. Joro8n.
+. Kingsley.
Here we have comedy, farce, dancing,
&C., the lovely stars Of the two theatres, and
representative Of both stock companies.
When did the lovers OF the drama in Nash
vile ever have such & feast provided for
them? When was beneficiary ever more
fortunate in the compliments Of her pro-
fessional fiends2 After the entertainment
may we not ask, was there ever a more
brilliant success, a more productive benefit
OF course, for eyery bOdy is going.
Miss Helen Western appears to night for
the last time, in the physiological legen-
Diary drama Of the Flying Dutchman" as
''vanderdecken, Captain Of the Phantom
Monday evening the benefit of Miss Ju-
LA Nelson takes place. We have never
seen her, but from public opinion we know
that she Is q favorits with all. She will have
a large audience, and seats should be Sc
cured in advance.
NEW THEATRE-To night is positively /
the last appearance of Miss Jennie Hight.
She will sgain appear in "The Colleen
Bawn" as Ely 0'Connor. This is perhaps
the most successful drama of the sea son.
Read the synopsis Of scenery and incidents
in the programme, and you cannot stay
away. We dropped in for a few moments
last Thursday evening, while "Esmerslds"
in progress, and we must say that Miss
Jennie was perfectly fascinating. Such
and genius has not trod the stage Of
the New Theatre for many 3 day. But
surprised Us most was the eKtrsordi-
nary dramatic talent displayed by II. A.
Miss Jennie's father, of whom we
nave heard but little. He makes no pre-
Jentions, yet we can truthfully say we have
not seen his superior in Nashville.
PoLAED's VARIETIES -"Peter wilkins" is
& great run, and continues TO draw
houses. A grand Matinee, for tn
special benefit Of ladies and children, will
be given on Saturday afternoon, when
wilkins" will be presented, with all
It's new and original scenery. The usual
varieties will ado 10 the interest Of the per-
Torrance.
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BY Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of the Conspiracy
Trial.
-
Burning Of the Michigan State
Prison,
Gold GOing Down.
Gold GOing Down.
Prisoners Returning Home.
The Presidents Reply to the
Freedmen Of Richmond.

WASHINGTON; June I6.-Sevsral witneses
were exsmided tu-day, among them East,
ward, employed in the Ontario Bank, Can
ada, who testified as to Jas. Thompson
leaving his account in that Bank. Witness
SAID Thompson originally made 3 reouisi-
lion on hat bank fOr $4,000 in currency,
in favor Of BENZ. Wood, but this was after
wards charged Oy direction OF Mr.. Thomp-
son in favor Of Dr.. Eastward. The draf,
for the amount wss dated August Is, 1854,
and vas drawn on the City Bank Of New
York. The back Of the DRAFT is thus en-
dorsed: Pay to Hln. Bon. Wood, or order.
Dr.. Eastward, B. Wood, Jno. Webb, and
Abraham D. r. Russell testified a. to the
signsturs Of B. Wood, and that he was q
member Of Congress at the time, and is
proprietor of the New York Daily News.
The court then adjourned until Monday.
DETEoTr, June, l6.-The west wing of the
State Prison, st Jackson, burned last night.
By the fire, Asstien, Tomlinsou & Webster,
wagon makers, lost $4,000, insured for
1900 Levithington College, farming i'm.
Plemens contractor, ST., 900, fully insured:
Walker, Fish, Boat q Co, shoe contractors.
$4,000, insured one half. It will cost the
state ~. 600 to rebuild it.
NEw YORK, June I6.-Gold has taken a
downward turn, and speculation is now on
bear side, and there is a prevailing idea
among shorts that they will be able to GOV.
er at lao.
"AsHINGToNJ June I6.-Numbers of pris-
oners are arriving here from Lookout and
furnished with transportation home.
NEW YoEK, June I6.-The Commercially
Washington special says Gov. Fenton in re-
ply to the commission on the subject, writes
10 the veteran reserve corps that he hopes
70 procure their muster out with the reea-
.ations in which they were originally en-
listed. Gov. Curtin, however, writes that
hey must serve out their new term in the
to which they belong.
The report that the Bull Run monuments
been dsfseed and demolished is con-
radicted.
Senator Chandler entered on his duties
= Assistant Treasurer to day.
The Secretary Of the Treasury telsgraphs
o the Collector Of this port that the prOcla-
nation removes all restrictions on products,
nd on all trade except contraband articles.
Nav YoEK, June 10 -AnOiher dispatch
ecsived in this city says the IS per cent.
.rawback upon purchasers of cotton is also
polished by the Proclsmation.
The Posts special says President John
on to-day promised the freedmen Of Rich
lond that the evils to which they had
cen subjected should be ~remedied.
Wendell Phillips publishes a note in the
.ost, in which he says the reputation he :
poke Of in Boston was that which rebels
-ould be guilty Of, if they were allowed to '
Ct into Congress, by restricting suffrage at
he south to the whites.
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gauh-yute giat
CORRECTED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
No. 50 CoLLna- STREET.
NAssyILLl, TEas-, June IS. 1876
COMMERCIAL.
DAILv UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, June 10, P. r..

NASHVILLE June 10 P, X.
ALoOHOL-S6 ,5O@S6,7O per gallon.
APPLEs-None IN market.
BEANs@3.75.
BAGGISG-30c per yard.
BALE ROPE-25e per y.
BEEF-Dried &c per -.
BUcKETs-Psinted, Si,e5G4,5a per doz.
B4coS-Clear sides, zoe Ice. for shout.
ders; Sugar cured hams 22G25c. = pound
Country hams zoe.
BROoNs-S5,1 5&S7 so per dozen.
BVTrER AND EGGs-Butter 4oc. Eyes,
S5e per dozen BY the barrel
CANNED FEUIT-Peaches, N S. 50 per
dozen, BIB s., 90 per dozen.
CASDLEs-Tsllow I9G20c Star, 24c per d.
CBEEsE-Hamburg, 20 and 2Sc. per 70.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio. SAC and 35Lc per r..
Cow OVsrEKs-2b ans S5,15 per dozen il
D cans $S,T5 per dozen in boxes.
CRAcEERs-Butter l9Ac per u, Soda Il.
Day GooDs-BrOWn SheetIng 40c. per
yard.
CalicOes, Merimacs ". SSa35c; other prints
ranging from IS to soc.
DRIED FRUIT Apples Sc 70; peaches ISc.
FLOUE-superfue s. best brandSs 10.
FEED Corn IN sacks 10 store 81 40 Hay
81 IS; Oats 81; Bran 81 IS; Shorts $ 20.
H~ides.-Grsen sailed hides, ~ per ID
Flint hides, l0@l2c per n.
L~EATHER-0aK sole 50@55; hemlOck sole,
45@50; skirting 5000; harness, as; bride
per dog. S45855; kip skins S50@75; calf
S40955; upper S4O@5O.
LARD-21925c per u, in tierce. Keg Csc.
hoLAssEs-In barrels, SI,2t@Sl,a 80 per
gallon.
MACKEREL-In y barrels 81, 90 In kits
No. 1. 50 IS; No. ?, SS,5e.
MEAL-SI,2 Is per bUshel.-Scarcs
AUsTAED-German, in jars S2g3 per doE.
Union do Sl,0O per dozen.
NAILs-Ten pennies s. 90 round per keg.
0H-Tanners ? 50aS2,7 70; Neal-to0l, $3.50
ass 90 Lard So, 75a3,O 0j Castor, $500;
Llnseed, S2a2, So Coal oil S1,25 q $3.50 per
PoTAToEs-Irish, Sc so per barrel. Scarce.
FICKLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dosen, quart
do $3.50 per dozen, do in hall barrels 81 90,
per gallon.
PEPPER-Black 55c per n.
RAIsIEs-M. r. l.. 81 0O@7,50 per box.
SUGARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds l7020c, in
5bla. ls@2O, crushed, graduated, and pow
iered 2S925e per b.
sTEgp-5olden, Sl,4O per gallon in 4 bbls.
81, so.
sALT-SeYen bushel9n barrelS5 90 by the
100 barrels, S; 50 in smaller lots.
WEIsKET BOURBON p gal. 81 756$4,50;
Pure Old r. G 81 580S5 90. wines vary
ng from $25 90 to $50, owing to Vintage.
3randies S49SI2.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Officers on leave of absence or detsehed
duty, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed Of. soldier's final
statements bought and assistance rendered.
Company commanders, regimentsl Quarter
masters and others 70 close their papers (by
experienced Quartermaster's clerks at No.
6S, North Cherry street.
II !. BrTLHR.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

GRlND PIc-EIc-A pic mic will be given
At Ruemekorfs Garden, opposite Fort Gil
lem, on Sunday, the 18th inst. The mana
gers are Mossrs. BerinhoG and WIN. Suede
Gum, aud we can sssure the public that the
utmost order and guiot wtll be preserved
omnibnses will leave from W. w. Craig's
Office, near the corner Of Cherry and Union
ttreets, at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
every hour tberesaer during the day.
iuuelG-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

The newspapers make mention Of various
pets owned and carried about by son Of
6herman's veteraHs-such as sheep, goats,
cocks, ponies, &c. Yesterday we met one
Of the boys Of the Army Of the Cumberland
who had a pet OF a different character. It
was a r~httle-snake, about four feet long,
His snske-SbiP appeared TO be perfectly
tame-aubduod Is other rebels are.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

PHorooRArHs.-Photographs of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, Wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of ths
Cumberland. 25Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcisl Hotel. may2T-tL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Capt ". Mills was relieved of his dates
- Post QUsrtermaster come days ego, sad Is
fast Windiog uP his business. All stores
were turned over to the proper omcsrs, and
It's not at all likely the office Of Post-Qusr-
ternaster viii again exist in this city. We
are vel aceusinted with the Captain End
his clerks, and regret to know that they arc
20 leave Us 60 soon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Mr.. Harlow, the watehman at the sews-
nes House, was assaulted about 2 O'Clock,
A. NJ yesterday, by 81 intoxicated soldier
whom he had ordered out Of the house.
The soldier obeyed the order to leave, but
returned With q stone, which ho. threw at
Mr.. Harlow and bit him on the head, in
aicting an ugly cash.
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TO the Voters Of the Sixth Congress
siOnal District,

Composed Of he oounhes Of Lmvre1es. Fdyne, Har-
din, Decatur, Perry, Lstis, MaHry. Hickman, Dick
son, HuHaphreys, Sta0art and MOraS 5may:
i take tins method Of announcing myself a can
didste to represent ysui in the next Congress Of the
United States, and respectfully ak your suffrage at
the election on the first Thursday IN August next.
jel3-ts D.B. THOMAS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Carte Pictures Of Abraham Lincoln, An
d-a- Johusoas GOV. ~BIoualJwt-U OF mCst all
the Generals Of the Union and late Rebel
Army, for sale by the single copy, dozen or
hundred, at Giers' Gallery, AZ Union street.
Also s fine assortment Of plain and fancy
Albums, gilt frames, etc. Call at AZ Union
street. iel4-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

One OF the female residents Of North Col
legs street was found lying on the pave
mont dead drunk, yesterday. The soldiers
in Der vicinity amused themselves by pull
ing her down the alley and kicking her.
We did not learn her name nor WHISTLER
any arrests we're made. Human depravity
is Nv indeed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

LUWBER.-Knight q Bro. are unloading
al their Steam Elevatos, on Rolling Mill
Hill, a barge containing $4,000 feet Of
white pine lumber, enbr>,'7e all kinds of
clear and common plank, framing timbers,
joice, and scantling, as follows:
2xi-Is, Is, snk a feet long.
2xs-Is, 20, and p feet long.
2xs-2O, %, "a and 80 feet long.
2Xxs-2O, % snd "a feet long.
7Kx1O-ls and % feet long.
2Hxl2-20 feet long.
4xs-2O and 80 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
Sx4-6, Z, 10, II, Is, 20 and e feet long.
Also $50, 600 feet choice white pine flooring,
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, al
Knight & Bros'. Lumber Yard. Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Fifly-fve cases were before Recorder
Shane yesterday. Chss. Hughes was ar
rested and broaght into the Recorders Office
FOR being drunk. Charles refused 10 allow
his pockets searched, and squared for q
"mill, but the combined force of the Office
hoored him, and the handouts placed him
Aors De combat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17
VIBRATIONS
ITCH.
L.-a L.
TOT
mwNN Ak.n-

thhtu UInsmoht. hheums
Cores the Itch in as hours also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Erup-
tons Of the Skin Price so cents. By send
ing 90 cents 70 John D. Park, Cincinnati,
o., viii be forwarded free By mail. For
sale BY John D.. Park, Cincinnati, o., and
Druggists generally.
Ns BcIeare OF Limitations.
aTn-gm nndH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Suffers and dealers will fnd 1t to their
advantage By calling at A.. Il NJ. Lands
bergs', corner Public Square and Market
street, who have q large supply Of liquors,
cigars, tobacco, canned fruit, stationery
etc which they are closing out ct eastern
cost, 10 change their trade. Call and con-
vince yourself of this fact.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

The Government sale Of condemned stock
BY Capt. Z. B. Kirk is 70 be continued from
day TO day. About three hundred were
sold yos erday ct an average Of $44 per
head. About 1900 remain 10 be SOLD.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

We were surprised yesterday 70 End 5
2ossl, Of which We had no knowledge, call
ed TIE Irwin House. On entering who
should clasp our sWoaty palm but u friend
WI While. one Of The proprietor. We
were coon seated g. the table, aud can
truthfally say that we hsvs not tasted such
fare in all Meanwhile. It IS as be says his
guests advertise his house. Va. Glenn,
81 Ohio, Is associated with NJ. Waite.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

A New York journal gives q report
that the government has discovered a
large batch of letters from Fernando
Wood, Ben Wood, the ~Seymours, and
various other persons in the North,
among the rebel archives seized in
Richmond. 1t is further said that these
letters, when published, viii settle the
completely of the writers in the devel>
ish work Of the rebellion.
1t may be doubted that this report
has any foundation in fact, though not
that the leaders of northern sympathy
with the rebellion were incapable of
writing such letters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Our good friend Joel Davis, Agent FOR
Adams Express company in this city, has
accepted the position Of superintendent in
charge Of all freight going through the ter
%rito'ies. lie ia succeeded BY Capt. Thatch-
er, formerly bis chief clerk. Success at
tend them both.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter
HOstetter's, CedrOn and Roback's B~ittersi
Ayre's, Hurly's aud Bull's sarsaPsrilla, for
sale at the lowest cash rates at T. W. Eos
ter's, No. IS Public Square. Dr.. N. o.
Smith attends to the compromising Of pre-
seripSons.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Persons ~unacquaiuted in the city seeing
so many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss TO de-
termine TO whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
Entoe that this is q reliable institution. DR..
A. RICHARD JONES may be found in his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. AL medicines furnished in
fhg 0frrp-
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Butter DepOt.

Butter or Ice always on hsnd az the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities 10 suit, at the Butter De-
pot, IS Broad street.
ie2-lm CLARK & GREGORY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Any Merchant having a business stand
suitable for Millinery and Dress Trimming
business on Church street, ana would like
TO rent q thiri or half Of their Store, can
hear Of q good tenant by leaving word at
this Office Immediately. Junel4~Sts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Now thst the way is clear, give us the
street railroad as quickly rs possible. We
thlnk Of IL every time we ride in those hor-
rible omnibuses, in which legs, bundles,
and small boys are go prOmiseuOusly array
ed, and every jolt 'Poils a new bonnet
Give us the street railroads, We say.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

We are obliged 70 ". C. Collier for
GOdsy's Lady's Book for July, the New
York Ledger, and the Cincinnati and Lou
isviIls dsilies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

A party wss held a. Mrs. >. G. Browne
last evening. As We passed by the rooms
wers brilliantly lighted, and "sn went
merry as marriage bell"
We have seldom seen as much loveliners
through : window.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

1t. JohR MoEwen, assistant chief of the
city patrols, arrested thirty-Gve persons
yesterday, nearly all Of whom were drunk.
Capt. johnson (eold) assisted his wife in
making q quarrel, and was brought with the
point in question TO Ii. McEwsn, who re-
ferred him TO Recorder shane. Tho Re-
corder will probably settle it this morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

Ed. willard, Union street, has received
the New York Ledger, Boston Pilot, Flag Of
The Union, and other papers.
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Large Quantities Ofbroken stone arc being
piled on Spruce street, between church aud
Broad, preparatory to grading. We wish
somebody would clean cut sna grade Hog
Gn& Printer Alleys.
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The trial Of Addison Marsh, Co. L, Il
Ohio Vols, for mutiny, by the court mar
tisl, Of which Capt. c. K. Miller is Judge
Advocate, was finished yesterday morning,
and sentence rendered.
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In ChaBeery at LsbanOa.
Lsgold Drf ca and o,hsn

Aar4l III ca III QAltne
~
Wm. A.. Cara hers. EI'r, and ethers,J
whereas, 10 th1s cas-. Lapoid y los and oshsrs.
eseU1grso ., A1raham Car.tleT dec q, have Gsd
10 fhs Chancery Cour or WI on o0a ty, Tsnues-
see, again tWn A Cnuiheu, Ez Of % Carmh-
erH deed, aud otnen. ID behalf { tatmsaiva1 and
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