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"a nv wAsHixoreH Juue 3.
~ ofder for the release Of al Fisoser q
~ under the rank Of Major WIN seon -
issued. Commissioned officers ~isl DO re-
qusrd 10 give bonds for the faithful o.
servsncs ofths oath. GA
8 crs,sy Seward wss stshs State Depsrs-
msnt today Tor over tour hours attending
10 HE Dispatches for foreign malls
Frederick Seward 10 steadily improving
|in health. VIA
The War Department has just issued an
order directing the Quartermss'er Depat'
meot furnish III prisoners Of war snd c'u.
zen prisoners who have OF may oe re'esseo
b. Ne ssou OF ticking the oath. 9th trans
portasion % their Shomss o. nearest points
which ii nay be- practicable 10 reach BY the
usual reutes Of water end railroad.
r NEw YoRK, June s.
|. The Tsibune's special ssvs: Iss not true
that Jeff Davis has been brought rom
Fortress Monroe.
o. Ss,urdsy the President told Congress.
man thst Il seemed desWsble thss Davis %
tried bv civil court for high treason, as
oerpelual reminder that treason was our
highest crime, and he was willing TO spread
before the world the secret 'essimony 10 'ne
ssss ssins,ion csse. and would trust 70 the
verdict % to Dsvis's completely.
Governor Brown has been sele and
will 70 home under . pledge 70 work earn
es.ly Tor the restoration Of 0eorgis 70 he'
allegiance.
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vVfLL attend promptly 10 any business
W intrusted 70 him 10 any OF the courts
Of Dubois county. Office IN the Courier
building, on West street.
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UrC Commissioners Court adjourn.
ed yesterday, after alsborious session.
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NOTICE 10 HENS or PETITION 10
WIZ SELL REAL estate.
sspis Of Is>i.ns. IKE c@n'y, 80
NJOflCE ishssshy given. that james
~ Ednonson. administrator OF The estate
81 Rschssd. T. Stewart .dscssssd. hss hlec
his petition 10 cell the resi- ss's'r ~ ne o.
cedent: HE personal Estate beng nsufic'en,
20 pay his debts. and thatsah petition WI
be heard 81 the next term OF tho Common
pieas Court. Of sid rountv.
ALBERT II. LOGAN. Clerk r 9.
Pr. J B. HASsAH. Dpy.
June 10Th. 18G5-3w.
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IL ~ ner Deceased NMN4 -. tt.-
IDElr KNOWN This, GA Tho n. 'ente
- day r oruary IN the year 1865 the
above ssn.-d pI.riif.. ~ HE A''ornryS.'6fsd
81 me Offcr ~ ihr Clerk ~ Dubois Com
mon Pi.ss O. ,urt. he cvHPisias sgsspss - "a
dele ndtls, IN The sp-.vs ~aii'lsd csuss,. TO-
se,h.r Kiln an .iliJasn'r ! eompSt~n, per-
go. ms, ssid d.i-nJ.Ais S~bss'iae Lsut-
uef kuni erds L.usn~r. MsrdsI~ns ,Lsut-
nes md The unkcvAn hriss .: Gorge Lsuf-
nrr deceased, are NOT residents o. the state
81 I''diana. M ~. lsa ..'.
S.id defendants sre 'herefese. hereby NJ
nk-d Of lie q ing and p.nnsncy cf ss'6
rompi mi sy-inr' then. ans thst SnIsSs
ih-y spperr aud nn>~.r or d.mur shsress.
q The ssn,ax d sa'd 'csn.r on The sses ~
dsy ~ ~, s. Term ~ rsid C.usss g. b.
Deeua aed held 81 The -rst Iinus- ~ Jas-
ops. 81 me :ir, M"ndss a. .c;sobsf'rsIi.
-.,s complaint and. si.r. p.sus~ - s.sr<ps'
~ rim cun'.inei ana alleged. MI ~ bvssd
aud d.l-tmincd ~ their absence.
N Ilt.NRi A HuLTHAUS. TIssA,
I Al,m~ a Ii'-"nsr airy pm
Ma, I'm lsHa tw
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH:
tat 4A
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!

WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WILL Cure the Itch in 46
~SM Hours.
- yTOW N II cures the Prairie Itch
A. Wsbssh 6crssches. and Ssll
IN ~ Rhs9kv Rheua. Ulcers, Chilblsius,
MN end al Exceptions Of The sain
<~ Price ~ cts.
Beware Of Lotions end Washes which will
mot ssmove the disesse. Bv sending 90 css
10 JOHN d. PARK, Ciscinnssi. o. Il will
- fsswssdsd ~ mail. free 81 Postage. 20 say
pat Of the country. s f n M
II Sold in Cincinnatis q Wholesale, BY
JOHN u. PARK.
WEEKS 4 POTTER. Boston. Msss. Pro-
pvietcrs-
june lob, lS65-6m.
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, THIRD SERIES, !
S23O.OOO.OOO

10y authority Of ,he Secretsfy o. me
ID Tsessory. the nders'sned, che 6sne'si
Subscription Agen, for the sale Of unned
States SECURITIES. offers 20 the public the
third series Of Treasury Notes. besring sev'
en- aud ,hree-sen,hs per cent. interest per
.nnum. known ss the
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Drsw~rs. Hsndksrnle's, y p; H"eerss0.
NAV ~ 1850. .--- - 80
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IN MHMORIAM-

Many q heart will be gneved and saddened 10
learn that JOSEPH W. DABBs is no more. He fell a
victim to an Apopiectc attack near Delhi. Louis.
sians, on the 4th day Of May. The circumstances
Of his death are truly mournful. His family were
snxiously expecting bis ARRIVAL at his home near
this city, and the very letter which Brought the IN
welcome tldings was. while yet unopened, hailed
as the announcement Of his Immediate return. The
seal Was no sooner broken, however, than all these
blight hopes were blastsd-the first sentence con-
veying the crushing intelligence OF his sudden de-
cease. An event 20 unlocked for has greatly shock.
ID his family and a large circle Of friends.
Mr.. DABBs was 8 son OF Rev. Richard Dabbs, a
Baptist clergyman, favorsbIy known in his day by a
LARGE portion Of The people OF Tennessee. Virginia
was his native State, though by FAR the greater part
Of his NE was spent at this place, where he was ex.
~tensiEely acquainted and greatly beloved. lie had
nearly reached fifty years OF age. OF a portly and
commanding figure, pleasing address, genial and
generous disposition he Bssa worthy ornament to
his family and 10 the community. lis character
was or gnal, and strongly marked, and his besring
was iniependsut and selEralisni In business be
was energetic, trusting with confidence his own
Judgment snd CONVICTIONS, While hs generous ra-
ture snd pleasant social secomp ishments always
secured ms welcome u every oirsle.. Faults lac
had its true. for Who is without chem. yet thev
psrt5oE So much Of the no lily Of hs nature thai ,
"eyen his faIngI leaned to virtues side" We cal
truly accord I'm the highest euoalafum OF depart.
eI DO saving that his death has created a Vi
cuum " h-eh cannot be filed.
pualc-splItsd citizen. the advocate Of every
useful improvement, our CITY VIII miss Ina ne
hueuee. A bie-hesried friend to youth and virtue.
the councillor Of the struggling and protector %
the weak, many who are indebted 20 his kind as
distance wil deplore his lozs
AJoon companion. The depth and richness Of
vlose a7cal excellence was gou-fsn ly refreshing
bis Immsls.e sssociatcs IS Do mourn his tlesueat
ga dep1I urs. A model husband and father, ufno.
10 instincts yet wthal tender as a woman. hs
fam by srs inrorsolstle thst his name IS stricken
from The Toll % the living. Thst be died 70 far
from h7 nome -1d their embraces, is 70 them al
duonL CAUSE Gr gTizf While minEIiuE our tears
"ith theirs IN heartfelt sympathy ve earnestly
commend Them 10 the grace o. that God who ITEM
pe-s the VIVID 60 the shorn ismb It ls "a thought
We can scarcely realize, lha. he win more ,r,ad
the paths Of life BY our side, get it's too true-he
IS gone,
"i.Ee q summer drgi fountain,
When our need wss ne sorest
Hshhl be- our prids ami pleasure ever 30 cherish
his memory, sud emulate his virtues.
N,sHvIIGE, June Ist, 1865.
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Pabue MeetIng In Athens. LIn

Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.I
The first public meeting held in
Northern Alabama for four years me
on Thursday, the LIST inst, in Athens
Ala, for the purpose Of taking the nee
esssry steps for the reorganization Of
the State Government Of Alabama.
On motion J. w. s. DonneI was call
ed to the chair and J. W. Sloss was ap
pointed to draft resolutions, (which We
viii print tomorrow which were re
reported and unanimously passed.
Pending the passage of the resolu-
tons able speeches by Hon. C. S Hous.
ton, Luke Pryor, and DR.. J. P. Conan.
This was one Of the largest meeting
ever held in Northern Alabama. The
military took No part in the meeting
Col F. S. Lowell, who commands the
post, was present and fully approved Of
the doing Of the meeting, he and all Of
his command have and deserve the re
spect ofall the citizens of this place.
CITIZEN.
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Dickson Comfy.

hes Acres Of Land fprsale in Dickson county,
40 or SO miles from Nashville. well umbersd, at 81
per acre.
ALso-A tract Of 26f AGREE, FIVE miles west Of
Charlotte, which is fine tobacco land. Moderate
Improvements. Apply to
NELSON 3 MCRFREE,
Real Estsie Agents. % Cherry street.
maT9t-1W
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0mcial Circular from the State Depart
monl-Omcrrs Qualified 90 Admins.
ser the amnesty Gath,

NasHlSsIoS, May al-The following
uA.. ul circular has lust been issued:
pErtErvFNr OF srATE,
NAsHiSoTuN, May -, 1855.
NfE-A cory 90 The Presidents Amnesty
.roriHmau0n, Of this date, is herewith
appended. BY = clause in the instrument
she Secretary of Stste is directed 90 estsb
4ish rutcs and regulations Tor administering
HEa recording ihe amnesty oath, 50 g. to
insure ne benefits 10 the people and guard
abe Government against fraud. Pursuant
81" this injunction, you are informed that
tHr oath pre,c he'd Ia the proclamation
may be taken nud subscribed before any
'vWmtsIoued oflcer, civil, military or pa-
Nal, u me service OF The United States, or
amy ct'fl OF mllitsry officer Of q LOYAL State
yr ferutHry, who, by the laws thereof. NAV
Pee qualified Tor sdmiuisteurgsn oath.
Au officers who receive sucb o,tbs are
hereby authorized 90 give certified comic.
Whereof 60 persons respectively bv whom
thev were made and such officers are bera
by repaired 60 transmit the originals Of
such ,ath-, 80 as early q day 80 NAV be con
N]cuieut. % ths Department, whcre tbey
vail ts deposited, and remain IN the srr6.
woe al the Government A register ths-.
ai Uai Hc Kept IN the Department. and. on
application lE proper cases, certificates vii
De- issued oi such records, Ia the CUSTOMARY
form li Official certificates.
am. or, your obedient servant.
VIZ. II. slwAEp.
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Proposals for Frssh Beef.
OFFICE u s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OFFICE III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CLARKsyHLE, TESS., may Is, 1895. ]
GEALED Proposals, IN duplicate, iOr furnishing
- L >. Subs, Jenca Department With ai the + esh
Beet required In that pat Of the Department Of the
Cumberland north Of the Cumberland river in the
State Of Tennessee, except the Post OF Edgehe,d,
TOR two months from the 10th Of June, 1876, will he
received al this office until u m. JUICE 10, 1855.
The Oeetis 20 be ola good and marketable quality,
10 equal proportion o. fore and hind quarter meat,
tnecks, shsnks. and kidney tallow e1cIudedj to be
delivered 40 the different camps and posts in such
quanut,s s ss may he from time to time required,
and on such DAYS s. the Commanding Ufhcer may
designate
Payment viii be made monthly in the funds fur
nisned by the United States for pubic dI-burse.
meut, hUtn the event Of the Commissarv who re
celyes the beef being without funds 70 pay for IL,
then pay rent 10 be made rs som thereafter as
funds snail ue received for that purpose.
Proof Of loyalty 70 the United Ststes Government
viii he r. q1ired wlh each proposal.
The successful bidder viii BE- equired to enter
INTO contract and give bond for SzO,o0O. with APP
proved security. for Hs faithful performance.
Bidders are requested 20 he present ~ the open
ugo OF the proposals.
forms Of Proposals furnished At this office.
+. \, MORRILL,,
June2-tt Capt. and c 5. V.
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Union Meetings in North CaroIIns.

Union Meetings in North Carolina.
The Raleigh Progress Of May 23d
says:
The Union spirit inNorth Carolina IL
fully aroused, or rather it is now free to
exhibit itself. From the seaboard 70
the mountains Union meetings are be
ing held almost daily, all breathing the
spirit OF devotion to the old flag and
the old Government The Union ball
Is rolling, and he who stands before il
will be ground 10 powder.
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Wanted.-SfOOO TO $4,000

A N Eastern Manufacturing Incorporated Com
"a pEUy desire % esjablish the sale OF IhelT goods
tuow mrs. iUrr0tIeedl in Tennessee. They offer
them only snd exc uslvely to one party, who VIII
have their entire control here The article Is in
great demand, and Is covered ty patents lately is
sued. None but energetic business men need ap-
ply. For an Interview, address
r G.. X Co Nashville P0stofice-
mav2O-6ts
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A HUMAN TARGET.-A DEADLY FEAT
A Russian soldier recently, whilst en-,
Toying himself at a rustic ball in one of
the Polish villages, boosted that he
could put a bullet through a mans hat
at g hundred PAGES without touching
his head A peasant accepted the
wager, but N order to foil the marks
man squeezed his hat SO low down over
his eyes that the ball went through hat
and head both, and left him a corpse
on the ground. The soldier was sen
fenced TO a months imprisonment fol
homicide by imprudence, but he ap
pealed against his sentence, alleging
that the faultlay with the peasant, anO
offering at the same time to repeat the
experiment with the Judge, providing
the latter did not bonnet himself Sc
completely. 1t is not said whether tbs
learned functionary accepted the sol
diers very liberal offer.
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Do,r WANT To ET LTrr orr ~ Tn,
Com AfrrE ALL-Various poititions
heretofore sympathizers with the reb
els are caviar in with their "misguide,
friends aud old political allies. sc
~ sal % keep themselves before the
public and te ready for whatever MAJ
'lrn Uu There is dsngnr that ever
NslsuiiFham will become q radical
Like al. late converts, he zoe the
whole figure From one extreme he
Ass sung clear over 10 the other. He
rag al hs own words and talks like y
Republican from the start.
Tie Aas written a letter 10 the YOUNG
Men Democratic Association Of Ian.
caster Pa la which he scknowledres
Ais errors as 70 the rebellion, rejoices
mat slavery is destroyed and the
Dn'on 's'ed sees no reason why the
democrats should not give a cordial
support to President Johnsan. and de.
clarea that with freedom, the s,u,b
"In become more populous, prosper.
Qua aud powerful than u other
lion
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like a summer drgi fountain,
When our need YVES the sorest
ltshRl be- our pride and pleasure ever 30 CHERISH
his memory, sud emulate his virtues. .
NtsHvHIE, June Ist, 1se5.
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine ~EngraYiDgs
PAPER. Phee so Cent?

H..
S,o. FIue Heavy Paper. Prlee so Cents
The immense demand from the public for aeon
pgta and rusrWoTtrv report 81 THE As-a--INA.
TfON OF P~hFSIDhNr LINCOLN, and the cou-
uHeglE details sut incidents, has Jed %. uU.I sHa-s
cI lta shove announced volume ig direct tFfu
whole tnr.a ana entire attention g. the funanna uut
OF q per ccry T.iFb.e recur1 81 the whole sfalT
no trouble nor expense hsyIcE been cared, they
snuogugC lin tEr ill.esf confidence Cl meet NJ the
vs1a C. H0 uteI1 E1gJ discriminating pubi.a.
The usuou has been aroased o. an interest la
this mst.er, as no one thing ever aroused 70 before.
kVary American rIH.eu-uAn, woman sud ch4G-
nil read 10 % q matter 90 interest Of to-day. and
WhlgLwIU pass Uta she srusl- of Amerrsn history
snd be qua,r1 a~ one OF Ita E-eTiest events, even
% the most elsisnt lture.
Desler. 8ni Agenfs should order lhersis uru'y,
- thew vii remember IN Their experience popular
fast selling hOoE- sre duncult % Obtain SITTER fla
brt order Alo7iers vEi ne FLED In rotation. So
thfy SIRE rprFI.Cl
cent post psi on receipt 81 sl cents.
- AEeut~ana trade supplied at uzuEl discount.
Address J. b HANLEA a CO Publisher.
June8-cs lea Vine So, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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For Sale.

NNE OF the finest aud best Saloons IN the city
on College StrcAL No. q. a lew doors haov
Church. will he sold cheap for cash. 10 Is also con
verient for y family The first sttsr takes thep.aee'
a. the proprietor has urgent business calling his a.
tention north. lune5-iW"
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Wanted,

A YOUNG widow lady Of Kentucky, thoroughly
"a competent 20 teach all the English branches,
and first rudimeuts Of Piano Musi", wishes 70 hesT
OF 3 good opening for 2 country or village school
someshere IN Kentucky or Tennessee Can bring
The hest credentials rom tie city Of Louisville ~
regards competency and resnectability Address
ANNIE CABLE COLE,
may2s-lW" LouisVls, Nv.
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n@NUNlVERsAL SUCCESS
McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DfBEAsEa 4
CRORELNG FIN WITH BUCCEa8 ID
OFHER STATES, A. TT Is ~
NAaENILLE TUNNEHEL

For further information in regard 10
the skillful success inthe treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 Sill
LEs THKRAPEUTICs and MATERIa MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the Unitsd States,
where you will End Dr. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women For ail diseases IN this
advertisement satisfaction is guaFa4-
teed. With my general practice tTsAt
the following
UhPOnic CRsos
afth Haasachon; RhsumErHm, Ahschons o. tha
Lungs Disesses 81 ne Tbroat, HEsled Joals,
8uh liuhs, P1oursJ, PAns, yeeul Cascsf, g slt,
he stomach, Nsgudga, EiEeaEl on sarohIa,
Deafness, Diseases of the Eye, Dsbiiatsd 8Ys-
tens, DyspepEia or IndiRssdon, ~ C~onFuupdon-
ogethor 1th al Private Diseases al
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
10 tho ladies'.
An AEeonoas o. ne WON'T ueatsd with Euoosss.
IhOso hnrlad LaAea NO have been 20 unDfan-
naie % mtecsffy q prove abortion, Ga b earned
% Aof ~ TINE 4 kand prezn&aL - nuag ms
Gtsriliiy.
founa Marnsd hslss saoaa sbaua q has
teen not 10 brng mrh n due seaso1s romember
D. sad yod should multiply ene nspie1sh 10
f1is rorr desire Fcu can coGaut ne ellnar -
isftar o. 10 narson- 10 LADY over -lFs TaarE
IN - - maxs spJlicsnon. Acommualea1ora
~ letter o. parsoa sulcug oonnacauA-
mght Emissions Cared.
To1aa Msn, stop hsaors you hurthsr 10. % 81
fssz5ss uhsa . Ma, hers - no diseass 20 had
10 cure a. AEaf LIN ssion8, and phyHicEns as
izrce that undertzEi ue11ag ifi sad 10 you i Gao
ay Aatl hAFs cured aouEaH ~ eiiy, a. vel A.
q dlicralt atatca, aho have apa1t 11isr afer IE-
AZ, kld are nov sci cured oy ue. an &lF a.
eIVtng ietters md aerdug mehcns 10 AZ paua q
he country. IL soEt ~ tsst are hsslad
ny way, znd gll Efs ne q cal I WI Eve aacs-
scEon Tor al d the 4Easea manhonsd IN thia 81.
rsrhBsmeaL Ths baa q FeSrsaces Erua h Ma
~.
~ ISsssn drscisd 10
DR. H0slLL,
Onion street HaahriHa. Tess.
sst-sF ~ $780, wffh uFnuaat ssaaaTaa
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The Proclamation OF Amnesty

80 ~N"NNVW VI aIINNNNNT8
We republish this morning the AM
nasty Proclamation of President John.
son The telegraph copy, published
Wednesday, contained numerous er.
rors, some of them material.
We accompany the proclamation with
a circular from the Secretary Of State
prescribing regulations for the admins
tration Of the oath Of Amnesty.
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a L1E EAmED.-The Copperhead pa
pers have been giving details of what
purported to be a negro plot at Mem
phis to murder paroledR Rebel prisoners
in revenge for the massacre of Fort Pill
low. The story was bloody and horri-
bic enough. But it lacked the some
what essential basis Of fact, as do most
Of the complaints upon which charges
against the liberated blacks are found.
ed. Gen. Washburne, commandment al
Memphis, publishes q declaration thai
the narrative is a lie, manufactured out
of whole cloth. Of course, the journals
which have labored to give the state
ment currency and force, will not sec
this denial
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PEEsoS.I -rhos A Cleage, Cashier
OF the Branch Of The State Bank. At
Athens passed through here yesterday
Ion Nashville We understand that he
has managed To preserve all Of the A..
ss's Of the Branch unimpaired, snd has
@Aen them with him They amount
!" about : O00-C Chattanooga Ga-sn,
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HAVING this dsy suggested 90 TIE County Court
ii Clerk OF Marshall county, the insolvency Of
m Estate Of J. +. Harris. Sr.. deceased Notice
Is hereby given 20 III persCns HAVING slaims sg1lnst
.eid estate % Gle mem within the time prescribed
by law, OF they VII be harredbY The statute Apu!
3d. 1860. HlkAM hAhhl9' AohI-
iuue3-2p
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$500 Reward

IETILL be uald for the arrest, conviction and re-
w coveTy Of money stolen fom my office Jnne,
ist. The above reward VIII BE- pea 4 At my ofHce 10
this city. CT URDWAT.
IuneZ-lW As College street.
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Nashville TrOniDg Association
SWEEPSTAKES OPENl
5000 offered in Purses.

nVHE following Swaepstakes sre nov open, 10 h
run for oyer the Ma hvlle Course on the 2Gtb.
27th and 2stn Of June;
MOEpAY June 70. -SWesrstakeg for horses that
have never troued q mile under $50 Subseup.
ton $50 esch, p p, with 500 added by the Assocfa.
ton. Nile heats, best three 10 hye, IN harness. 10
name and close the Zlth day ofJune.
TUESDAY,, June ZT.-Sweepstakes for horEes TIA.
never z sued a mile under go. Subscription Az
each. half forfeit, with 500 added by the Associa.
ton, mie heats, best three 10 I'VE m harness. 40
name and close the 2ist day Of June.
WEDNESDAY,, Juue - -SNeepstake4 for sl tr1t.
ting htrses, mile hests bet three 10 five in bar.
nc-s Sub-cnefi0n 500 each half forfeit, the A.
soclaton 70 add $50, II t6reeO more Start. # only
two start, the ASSOCIATION 70 aid $3.50. To name
and close on the 2lst dsv of June
Nominations 20 b made 70 the undersigned. en-.
ciosing a note with approved Ee:uuty ir the g.
mount Of the forfeit.
E. {. JONES, Secretary.
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IN Marietta, Ohio, at tho residence OF his hther
in-sw, A. T. Aye, Esq JosEra LoYEII, Of Nash
vile, Tenn. aged 80 wears.
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Messrs. Arnell Coward Donaldson

Messrs. Arnell, Coward, Donaldson,
Doughty, Duggan, Elliott, Fusan, Gar
ner, Griffith, Grove, Grimmett, Her.
mans, Hudson, Inman, Jones of Clai-
borne, Jones of Greene, Kerchival, Max
well, McNair, Melton, MINIS, Mullins,
&oss, Norman, Porter, Pickett Raul.
ston, Rider. Rodgers, Shultz, Smith OF
Hardeman, Smith of Obion, Snodderly,
Thornburg, Wagner, Waters of Madi-
son, Waters of Wilson, Warren, Walk.
er, Williams, Wines, Woodcock-42.
Those voting 10 the negative are
Messrs Anderson, Barton, Brittle, Coop.
er, Copeland, Faulkner, Gaines, Garrett,
GauL Henderson, Hood, Jarvis, Mason
Nicks, simmons, Steele, Thomas of Ben
ION, Willis. Wright, and Mr.. Speaker.
Heiskell-2l.
Senate bill No. lG2, limiting the cleo
tsye franchise, passed first reading.
LEAVE IL AHsENCE.
Messrs,. Woodcock, Melton, and nj,
lie were granted leave of absence.
On motion, the House took 3 re-
cess until . o'clock