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The following resolution was adopted by
the Printers Convention at Columbus:
ResoIved, That any description Of sdYer-
Using that is not Of sufficient importance to
Justify the payment Of fair price, is not
WORTHY the space il would occupy in q
newspaper: And that we place the stamp
Of Interpretation on the custom already
too eotnmon, Of admitting into the columns
Of newspapers advertisements Of whateyer
kind without the stipulation and payment
OF Just and reasonble price therefor.
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EEw THEGTRE.-Boucicault's admired dra-
ma Of " Dot, or the Cricket on the Hearth, %
will be produced tonight. Caleb Plum
mer, Mr.. Couldock Dot, Miss Couldock ;
10 be followed by the farce Of " Pleasant
Nsighbor" Christopher strsp, Ed. Wight.
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T. II. Childress, ST., an old and and well
known citizen of this county is dead. His
funeral takes place to-day.
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The Tennessee Almanac, the only one
published with calculations for the meridi-
an Of Nashville. Sold by r. H. Singleton.
jau24-2w.
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Elliott Co. would suggest to their
friends, that owing 70 3 want Of Storage ca
paeity they will have to decline receiving
eonsignments Of Dry Goods.
}Gn9oIW
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A RARE CHASCE.-A first rate stand on
Union Street, for rent, with sale Of fixtures,
and good will of the house. For psrticu-
lars apply at this Office. jan2j-E
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We heard yesterday for the first time
that the Hon. ". R. W. Cobb, OF Ala, came
TO his death by the accidental discharge of
his own pistol some time ago.
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IKKATRE.-The drama of Nick Of the
Woods, /" with Mr.. Proctor in bis great char
acter Of the Jibbensinosay, win be repeat
cd tonight; together with favorite farce.
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For Sale.

A Suffers large Wall Tent, small Cook
Tent and Fly, are offered for sale on rea-
sonsble terms, if application is made socn.
Call on John W. Mauzy, corner Of Cherry
end Deaderick- streets. jan2i-3tS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

All persons afflicted with privatedisesssf
would do we'll to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs
DR.. J. may be found in his ofice 81 a.
hours. nov23
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Corn shellers, straw cutters, cotton scra-
pers and farming implements generally, for
sale by G. W. Fall 4 Co., Hardware Deal
ers, "a Public Square. janls-lm
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We are obliged to Cone, Tunnel, q Co.,
and W. C. Collier, newsdealers, for late
newspapers.
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Fishermen will dnd complete stsort-
ment Of hooks, lines, poles, reels, snoods
@1a al kinds Of tackle at 9. ". Fall & Co.
lanls-lm
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Examine those beautiful PlGids and
French and English MerinOs ct W. Free
man 4 Co.'S, IS Public Square, corner Of
Deaderick street.
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II YOU wish 70 cross the river, avoid the
care and detention, cross on the new steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky
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The Tennessee Almanac published BY
r. Fl. Singleton, and sold by booksellers
and Eewsboys generally. jsn%-2w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26
EITNERAL rsOTICE.

The friends ane sequsniances Of Z. IHiL'
DEEss, sR.,Sre respectfully invited TO AT his
funeral ffon his residences on the Charlotte Pike
thls CThursday) afternoon at , o'clock.
Services b. Re-. Dr. Wharton.
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II you wish TO cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Just received, s stock of imported
Cgsrs Of the finest brands st Ehren-
berg's, No. 40 Unionstreet
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HEADQUARTERS
EO.R EMBALhlRG.

DR PRUNK Has OPENED AN EsTABIIsH.
L meut IN Nashville, Tenn, Cor EnlIaIraipe ne
Dead. on Cherry street, doors south Of the
Pot Office.
Re will attend % disnierring sad forwarding
fo3 Is nom this and Al points Sluth Rood a.
soumsat Of metallic cases ard INC COINS 90
bsnd Branch ogices 81 Chsftsuoogs. Tenn. snd
HUNTSVILLE, Ala ID. Il. PRCNK, N. d. p
janIS-3me
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GALLERY ALLIE
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRA PHO CARRIES DE YIsTTE OF
~ distinguished officers Of the Federal and Con.
Tolerate Army and Navy, for SALE, Wholesale and
Retail liberal discount made to dealers
Retail price, % cents sent to any part Of the
country, by ma |, on receipt Of an order with the
mOns,, at tMORSE'S GALLERY OF THE CUM.
bEkLAND," Is Cedar stress. Nashville, Tennes.
see Also, for sale Card pictures Of prominent Ac
tresses &C. &c
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Wood contractors will find large stock
Of axes, axe-hSndles, iron wedges and
hardware generally at G. W. Fall 4 Co.
janip-Im.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

AxEs, AxEs.-300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G. W. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. jan22tf
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Kirht EmIssions Cured.

IOurg Msn, stop before voc farther 50. u 81
diseases subject 10 Man. there is no deesse 20 hhfd
to cure rs Night Emissions, snd physicians are
scarce that understand trestng il and to you csn
say That have cured dozens m thus tty as Weti -
IN different States Who have spent dolsr after dol
lar, and are now well cured by me. ! am daily re-
ceiving letters and sending medicine 70 All parts OF
the country. In a word, al thai are diseased IL
any way, and VII give me q cal, vii glye ssss-
action for Gil Of the diseases mentioned IA this al
VeThsome1L The best Of references gwen 10 TINS
cry.
All letters directed 10
DR.. MOGTLL,
Union street Nashville, Team.
l0nl-lY " M meet with nrounut g4teuc ton.
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WAITED, at this Office irnmedislsly, q
boy 70 carry q route.
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Second HAYS Sale

OfDry Good, at VIM. s. Eakin's his morn
ing, commencing at 10 o'clock, AZ.
NlA Us JoBs X. HCNE 4 Co.
Jan. 26 It.
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GratuitOus Advertising.

Our thanks are due to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for Harper's Weekly Of the 2Sth-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

Civilisns viii now cross on the new
Steam Ferry Boat kentucky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

The celebrated miller Flows" for sale
by @. W. Fall 4 Co. janle-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

For good buggy blanket call On ".
Freeman 4 Co., Put lie Square, corner Dead
erick street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

Valentines in endless variety st R. Il.
singleton's News Depot. jana 3w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

Not long since some one stole Nswfound-
lnnd pup belonging to one Of the publish
ers of the UNIOS. If the rogue will call at
the Counting Room, he can have the koy
Of her collar, as the owner now has no use
r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

Rebel Attack on our Batteries.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

If you want a good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg, No. 40 Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

A splendid assortment Of Valentines at
Z. II. singleton's. jsn25-3w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26

The best out, the Tennessee Almanac,
published by r. II. Singleton.
ian94 Wv
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Cross on The Steam Ferry Boat Kontucky.
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Cross on thestearn Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Latest from the James.
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Cross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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ra@@@ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
Dp
DOCTOR MCClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT or DISEASE, Is
DROWNING HIM WITH SUCCESS II
OTHER STATES, As TT l5 II
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LES THERAPEUTIes and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases IN this
&C advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26
G. ?. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

These pens besz ny trods 1to-s, C. P. Bassz.
ExfRA Lou, KY.," for which have sec7red To
aopu-rich, and are warranted eqQAi % nDenass o
material and workmanship 70 tbs bSs Eastern man
uf ,cture, and are believed 70 b s"perio- 70 al
others IN Durability and other substantial Qusltisz
which combine TO n Ike really serncsatle pao
Sant by mail or express on receDt Of price n
rstp- chrroe If by mail, at ny risk whsn Do osnt
IS aided for registry.) Write your name and I'D
dress plain y. 4
Postage on single pen ttres oeNtsi pen with shy
case or holder and box ar osrsts. o d pfna r.
rsired for fly cents land stamp eaco. CiroulsTs
sent FREE. Address -
c P. RARNEs,
800 Gold Pen Manu- actursr,
Ezx NJ frztraos Cor Ssxta Louisville. a.
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Civilians will now cross on the new
Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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80 the Ladies',

An AascEions Of the Womb treated with Success.
77hose Married Iedies VINO have been 30 uniortu-
,ate 70 rniacarry or prove abortion, css BE carried
% thei. ran time If found pregnans, ~ giving ne
call. -
EteFilifys
Young Married LAdies whose misfortune Il has
been not to bring forth in due season, renlemOeI
Sod has said you should multiply end replsnLsl. ~
Inis u vour desire Won can consult ne eineT D
etter o. in person. No lady over thiTtJ-hVe yesIs
Of ace need make application. All communication
6y lister or person strictly confidential.
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Gross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky
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oRoers and Soldiers

IS PARTICULARLY called 70 THIS 1osies.
A CHEOK OF NEW WORK is the sAfesi
way 70 send REMITTANCE HUME and
is worth Par eli over chs Loyal esatoa-
We would also inform TIE o1sinsas COM
munisy Mat We recalvs nEPOSlTHs
Dec III
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Louisville RaIlrOad-Change of ZINE.

THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1855.
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Chronic Cases

Nth sstisfscHon, Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Innegt Diseases OF the ThrOst STeled yOlntss
sef limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation Of
re Stonsch. Neuralgia, Kings Eyl or Scrofuls
1oafnass- Diseases OF the Eyes, Deblitated Sys-
teTss Dyspepsia or Ind eestion, and CoDsuTnpaon,
tSSe3l5ef With sI Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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WE ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE GOODs
w for sale e suction, or 81 private ls- Also.
proFnpt attention Paid recetTnE and forwardi =
Goods. Particular q % Zoo pad % Outdoor sales
q Furnt1rs, Groceries. Raal Eststs, &C b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
TING MEXICAN EXCITEMENT.
Tho Runvors AAea'-Larse Stories aboui
Roun,i.,s-Tbe whole thing q CoIOnizn'
tin. gch.,me-Gen. Orsega she Prime
w.v.ra Meeting soon TO be Held.

During the past week considerable excitenent
and much interest have been manifested by returned
volunteers in the rumos in regard to the formation OF
regiments in this and other cities for the purpose OF
fighting under the flag 0: Jsarez and the Republic o.
Mexico In regard to it various rumors have been ~
ing about none Of which be traced to any definite
source One rumor has it that recruits are to receive
bounty Of e. 600 in gold when they land in Mexico ana
SOP per month thereafter Another that s3Oo in green
backs will be paid them here and 81 ,coOin gold on land
ing and s22 per month. Another has 5000 IN goid thu
another $500 in gold, with the 81 month in gold
Some vague advertisements have also appeared IN
several Of the daily papers which have been supposed
to refer to the all.absoIbng topic, Mexico The wloe
affair seems be only colonization scheme headed py
the well.known Mexican General 0rtega, the full par
ticulars of which will be made public In few Gays
the General having yesterday returned from WhShhg'
ton and during the present week meeting will be eid
at the Cooper Institute for the advancement Of the
schemp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
The Plight Of JEFF. Davis.
The RiehmOnd Mir Of the Ctr II

The Richmond Bhig Of the 9th inst. sdys:
The latest news from StOnem8n is that Jef Davis
passed through Yorkyille, S. c., the 2sh and thai
SOnemaBe forces entered the place on the following
day Davss escort Of 1000 cavalry Is said 10 he CON-
manded by Gen. Dibball. man entirely new 20 US.
We had believed and still think II probable that adt
Hampton has assumed the ingorous duty Of conducting
and covering the retreat Of the President of the
called Confederate States The wagons mentioned are
Il the best ambulances that could be found III Richmond
each Of which 10 drawn by six OF the eetest mules that
the Rebel stables afforded. We say what they
loaded with. Conflicting accounts this subject
have reached US from GreensbOrough. and we know
not what is the exact truth. We are in.
cined 10 think they contained nothing more
than Davis and his friends, baggage aud per-
sonal effects. The slOO0O0 IN specie reported TO
be in the possession OF Davis ell that left Of
coin Of the g. 200 900 taken by the Rebels from the
New Orleans banks and which Mr. Trenholm had for
several months before the end Of thDgs been selling in
Richmond Tor Confederate money. During the
ton the specie Of the Richmond banks was,carricd of
along with the rereatng mob and We have never been
able TO learn what became Of IT. We cannot take II
upon ourselves 10 that any Of ever found its way
into those eleven ambplances-
"If DAYS attempts TO make the trans Mississippi.
his chance 81 escape IL slim indeed. If the
trary he has made arrangements with the Olinde or
some blockaieiunner to meet him on the South
CAROLINA Florida coast h. may get of. The Presi.
dents proc anatiOD Offering large reward for his ar-
prehensiOn will greatly increase the number OF dill
cultes that already beset his wandering way"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
The sewnrds-Payne,. Confession.

The following letter, which confirms the re-
port Of the confession Of the assassin Payne re
ceived yes;el day by MI. Clarence A. Seward
WASHINGTON. May
I found your uncle much heiteg than expected
lbs strength Il rapidly returning lie slfers eui Little
pain although he metal spint whcL is applied 10 aus
tain he jaw is very annoying and interfores with bis
regular sleep. He with difficulty. but
little time will improve ai He hopes 10 take hold Of
Department business somewhat during this week.
drove out with him two hours yesterday and to-day.
Frederick SLIDING very Wells entirely conscious. II
the hemorlhago rom has wounds does not return in -four
OF five days more his physicians think be will be out OF
danger.
You win be glad to hear that Payne the assassin has
fully confessed his crime and Gil the details respecting
il, and the difficulties be encountered. lie confirms
fully the story Of tie colored lad who let him into the
house, and also Major Stewards account The detail
which he gives for obvious reasons not made pup
lie at present. he snys, however that all the plans OF
that Friday night being carried out WIS the greatest
failure that He has not made any reselaiion'
respecting Lis plices That wl doubtless follow
YOURS ever truly RI NJ. BLAICarogD.
Clarence A. Seward, esq. NewYoTk."
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The New.York Semi. Weekly Tribune

Ready this morning, contains:
NHvs srxxARY-Gulf Department Naval War Mlsceliny
News from Washington New York Political and Domestic
Miscellany and Foreign News.
Washnston-The Final Obsequies at sprinsheld-speca
Correspondence
1HK ANNIVERSARIES.
In MHnohIAa-samuel Lucas.
THE NIAGARA AT LIsBoS-Lctef rom the United state
Minister az Lisbon 10 the London Times
From CAiRo TO CHicAGo-AD Agricultural Letter
ORDER by GIN (AsBY.
The BooTB -Intee,iing Letter by Our speca
Correspondent.
The IILLrARs AND rHg DuRross-A Story Of Two FAM
lies, by Henr) kngsey-Chapl.rs LAlII aid XIV
PoETRY-Sherdan q, Richmond
Letter OF GERRIT SMITH TO THE PRESIDENT.
How TIM NATIONAL DEBT CAN M PAID.
lsTEkEsTisG TO fARnEKs-Heavy Agricuiurs
ltems-Hortculturel-A Horticultural 1.ibon-Americaf
Institute Farmers Club
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN THE NEW YORK HosPITAIs.
IRON NoKTH 'AhoLNA-Johnstons Cavalry kepudiate the
Standardization by Gen. schoheld-The Flight OF JEFF
Davis.
Oun DEAD PRgsrpESr-The Remains in illnos-The Fu
neral at Springfield
EDITORIALS.
The AssAssIsATIoN-Misce lane ous items.
TREASON OF 1EiAL-The Of Mise Perrine-rhe Hsrr
Court Martial
sHERxAH-Hi' Army Marching Homs-specia Correspond
ence.
EpRoPEThe News Of Lees Surrender and President Lin
coins assassination Recrv-d- Universal Horror at the Mur
der-Co.nmen,s Of the London Papers.
DEATHS AT ASpEKsoSviLLH-fsbulsrS Statement
Domestic FoRKI6S MARKErs
COMMERCIAL MATTKRs-The Latest Stock and Gold Quota
lions.
MAHRiAers AND DEArHs
THE SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. contains al
the Editorial articles not merely local ia character
Literary Reviews and Art Critcians Letters from
lFs oogps Of wa correspondents; forelgu end Dons'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Winter Garden.

Mr.. Henry Placidc continues to appear, to
he qualification Of his admirers, in variety 81 the
lighter comedies Of his repertory. Secret Ser'ice
and The Old Guard last evening produced and
will probably be repeated during the week. Both were
effectively represented, and in each MIR. Placde was
enabled to display those qualities OF refinement ann
taste which conspicuous in all that he undertakes
The storm last Saturday evening forbade an overflow
ing assomblage the occasion of Mrs Sedey Browns
benefit but the warmth and cordially OF the audience
compensated for the lack OF numbers The ladies and
gentlemen concerned in the represention OF "Jeanie
Deans and Ladies Beware spared no pains to make
the performances in all respects satisfactory and the
sincerity Of their endeavors carried then successfully
through in spite Of the drawbacks occasoned by evil
IDENTITY hurried preparation. Mrs Sedley Browns
father Mr.. W II. Smith, of Boston. appeared here for
the first time in twenty five years and played tie part
# David Deans with simple earnesness and truth
ul fervor and devotion which made the character the
most interesting and important figure IN the play and
which moved the spectators 10 repeated and enthusias
tic demonstrations Of approval MIR. Smiths reputa-
ton is identified rather with the Illustration Of Wig
and Joyous comedy than with the serious class OF
drama which Jeanne Deans represents, and II Is In
such standard characters 90 "Slr Peter 1esze and
DoInton that be best asserts bis claim 10 the high
est rank upon the American stage hat tie fine sense
Of the artist the less apparent in the per
sonstion Of this comparatively inferior part and the
skill and grace with which every scene was wrought
out the delicate subtcty with which the gradual devel
opment Of Davids deeper nature portrayed. and
the beautiful touches Of "by play which transformed
the sketch OF the author into full and harmon ous pic
| ture. gave il significance and a force which have
never before in our recollection been Impaired TO H.
Casual the event of Mr. Smiths appearance was, II
made impression that viii cause him 10 be heartily
greeted again. whenever his return may be announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
THE ASSASSINATION.
THE TRIAL TO COMMENCE TODAY
The Presidents Proclamation Gone
South.
Cur Special Dispatch.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune.
WAsHNGTON, Monday, May ..

snersl Dispatch 20 The n. y. Tribune
WARRINGTON Monday. May 8, 1861
A studied effort has been made to cast GEN.
sure upon Boston Corbett for shooting Booth. The
fact is well Authenticated that his action justified
al the time by the entire party and receives the appro
baton row Of his superior officer. He had vainly
asked permission enter the barn alone and attempt
the of Booth, when he stationed at corner
of the building where sideboard was of and where
every movement of his was visible to Booti Booti
could have s0o him at any time and he knew IT, but he
Gid not attempt to fire upon Booth until he saw the VII
lain taking deliberate aim 10 shoot one Of the guards
lie then lie, eled lis revolver designing 10 shoot Booth
in the shoulder but sudden movement OF his body
caused the ball TO strike his neck with fatal effect To
hose who know the facts and his faithful character as
soldier il is cause of regret that Gov. fcnton has
not advanced him in the line of promotion
The military commission is organized with Major
Gen. Hunter for President, and -Advocate'Gen
era Holt as Advocate assisted by Judge John
A. Bingham of Ohio and Major Burnet.
The trial will be commenced tomorrow, by which
time it is hoped the preminaries will be completed