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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-19
THE ASSASSINATION.
THE TRIAL ON THURSDAY.
Moro Interesting Evidence Given.
PAYNE'S CASE NOT YET REACHED.
IMPERTINENCE OF a COUNSEL.
ARNOLD'S COMPLETELY AND CONFESSION.
Jef. Davis's Approval Of the Destruction
of Northern Cities and Com
uerce Established.
Governor Brown to Appear Against
jeff. Davis.
More Evidence as to the Locale OF
the Tragedy.
Governor Brown to Appear Against
jeff. Davis.
More Evidence as to the Locale Of
the Tragedy.
Our Special Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. May ls, 1876

WASHINGTON thursday. may &c, Ioo''
The court room was crowded to-day in antici-
patton of the trial of Payne and the appearance of the
Stewards as witnesses. Unexpected obstacles. however
rendered the trial very slow and Paynes case was not
reached.
Reverdy johnson seems to have deserted Mrs. Sur
ratt not having appeared for several days.
Mr. Doster, Counsel for Atzerodt, made himself un.
necessarily offensive today by his persistence in delay
ing the business of the Court, by all sorts OF
irrelevant and absurd questions, closing with the
mpudent question TO the witness, Judge DIN OF the
Supreme Court of the District If the civil courts Of
this District were organized for the purpose Of carrying
ont the will Of Gen. Giantr Doster was formerly a
Major in the ihPennsylvana Cavalry, and later Pro
yost. Marshal Of this District.
Proofs of Arnolds completely furnished to-day,
and also his confession, duplicating Booth, Azerodt.
OLaughlin and Surrait. According TO Horners state
ment Arnold said that the part assigned TO himself in
the kidnapping was to throw the President out OF the
theater box after the lights had been turned out
so that the rest could carry him of in Il
carriase At this statement the prisoners
all relaxed into broad smile for the rs, time since the
trial began.
witness also testified tina; DR.. Mudd told him two
weeks before the assassination that in month Lincoln
and bis whole Cabinet and all the loyal people of Mary
land would be killed. but the statement was SO absurd
and the testimony ncoherent as not to be generally
believed The witness made an uniayorable impress
sion.
The document nom the files Of the Rebel Congress
providing for the burning OF Northern cities and the
destruction of all Northern commerce. which doeu-
ment bears the approval and Endorsement OF 3D. d.,
was read in court to-day and tie writing OF the in
dorsemeni identified as that ofJefierson Davis
Mrs Surra,t paid no attention to anything going on
to.day. while Harold was as thoughtless as usual.
Gov Brown is 10 appear as a witness against Jeif
DAVIS.
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WIDOWS AID oHPaAys.
FItn Car sreeial Contsponcen,.

fTsdc!! Comfy. n. G.. ID literally full Of widow, and
orphan chidron. Two years ago. person who then
took the census. informs there were in the little vii
age Of statcsyile aud vicinity twentynine widows
zach with from ono 70 six aud eight children. The fh
Sorth Carolina Volunteers recruited in this county,
md it suffered heavily at he SECOND battle Of Manassas
Els.
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FURNISHING STORE,

uh-r. russts GO b. furnished VIA 81 arucisa Be-
ess.arv spr ouupiaas cuitL
-. y hss imported . iarEs seek o. n nosi
--str-tAs Psrfausriss difcgf ben FaFs, trcuah
~ aFaai u hss faTk. sugiff
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ADJUSTMENTS.


/ INV THEArEr.-Nss Reel Ell johnson was
+ greeted By a fair house Jas. night, on the
/ ,ccasion Of her benefit though we could
have wished 10 have seeu 1t much fuller
! Tonight an attractive billisto be presented
I OLD THEArgE.-Ths benefit Of the poor Of
Nashville 10 night, viii oOubt'ess call forth
/ g full house. There are thousands OF merl-
torious sufferers IN the city, snd thus IS an
/ excellent opportunity to help them.
AETEyrs WARp-SEooxD LEoTUEE-The
capacity Of Masonic Han ives fairly put TO
the test last evening. Standing room was
even denied 10 many. There certainly
could not have been fewer than fifteen
hundred people present. The lecture was
substantially the same IS Thursday evening.
But of tbe originality Of Ward, his sparkin ing
ssllies aud happy ccncietg, 10 would seem
one would not grow weary. He manages
to secure q large amount Of laughter by
small slnoaut Of talk, and SIS this is what he
aims 10 accomplish, he IS, Of course, q
mighty success. Lnterspersed among the
funny spots are bits Of serious description
of Mormond0m, wn ch afford considerable
information not known to all. As IN his
famous letters, he deals with celebrated
characters with appalling familiarity.
Cicero, whom he informs US J. dead, becomes
sold Ciss :" an Indian chlet with ms
swarthy fingers mingliDg in the golden
tresses" of the lecturer, is addressed as
Meta" or "Met," out OF regard 10 the
hisiriouic chief, who would Lot lie AID did
not drink fre-water. Words description Of
how he broke the hearts Of seventeen widows
who proposed to him 10 appOrtign him into
seventeen matrimonial lots, Of which each
should possess one, is bashfully laughable,
and be CLOSES it with the natural question
of Ladies, l hope your iute-t ons are
honorable; :" reminding his audience tn
he was alone, and long way rom his
family. Tha style in which he didn't be
come scalped with a glisteniag Thomas |
Hawk, is quite refreshing.
This evening IS his last farewell night in /
he says "Adto, Adoo," 10 "a j his /
friends here. May success always attend /
our fair young friend Arty. Go early II you /
want 10 get good seat.
BRoADwAY VARIETrEs.-The audience at /
the Broadway last night was only fair, for 1
The first time Of the season that il was not |
crowded. Among the best performers, at
this place, is arthur Kane, who, as iuIl I
dressed negro woman, is inimitable. There 1
are few who see him, but suppose him TO be
a female; and when BACKED, and dressed, /
is the closest imitation Of "cuiled lady,"
We have ever witnessed. He is & true artist,
in his line, and never appears on the stsge, |
but to win unbounded applause.
SUxyysIDE.-The programme tonight, at
he Suunyside, will be unusually attractive. |
We would advise those who wish 10 spend /
IN evening pleasantly to attend.
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RIVER News There are twelve or ifteer
feet water on the shoals, and the Feter !,
rising at a moderate pace.
The only arrival yesterday was the Der.
muda, Capt. Joe Evans, Master, and Mr.
Turner, Clerk. II is a fine boat, and wat
loaded with 600 barrels Of -four aud $50 tons
Of hay for private parties, and 100 tons Of
Government freight. It leaves sgsin to-day
1T p. m, as viii be seen by an advertise
msnt in another column. Il is an excellent
boat, and the officers and managers are
frst-class men. We commend il 10 mer-
chants generally.
Tie Emma Floyd will depart for Cincin-
Natl to-day and the New York, Of the same
lice, viii doubtless be here before Jbis
reaches our readers, or, At least, very soon
after.
We call attention 10 the advertisement Of
the Ollie Sullivan, and the Try Us, else
where.
In the Louisville papers we find the fol-
lowing boats advertised for this city The
Palestine and the Tyrone.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says :
f'The river continues 10 rise rapidly. Since
our last report it has risen At the rate Of one
inch per hour At six o'clock last evening
there was full seven feet nine inches in the
canal, and five feet nine inches IN the pass
over the falls. All of the upper and lower
streams are swelling, and q wonderful i'm
petus is being given 10 navigation every
where.
The weather is clear and very cold. Every
streamle, aud puddle about the city was
frozen tight and fast yesterday. Outdoor
business generally is in rather bad way,
for whatever may be the mental prompting
10 roll the wheels Of trade, the physical man
in such stark weather as we are having will
not obey his master, mind.
BUSINESS The frigid weather did not,
however, prevent the Transaction Of large
amount Of business on the lsvee and else
where. Pyramids Of freight dotted the
wharf, and drays, carts, expresses, and car
ages we're rushing to aud fro call Day
long" lending q cheerfulne,s to the river
front, despite the chilling frowns Of the
winter monarch. There is considerable
activity in freights. We have 20 change to
note in the rates Of freight except 20 New
Orleans, as follows: Pound freIghis, zoe
-four, per Dbl, 81, whisky and oil s. hay,
per ton, SIG; horses, Sl4; mules, $40; cattle,
500 sheep, 81.
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This vice, which is never prsctioed il
the presence Of any one, has proved thi
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the mobiles
and most talented young men that eve
gave tongue 10 eloquenee or pen to song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim {,
living skeleton. Nor are these its FMS
and fatal effects in ia pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To b
cured permanently Of this aaiietiOn, call OF
Dr.. Coleman, No. o. North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box 502, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fsb2S-n
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EoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver vas Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 81,
dated March 18Th, 1855, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling st our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 substsntiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
is8O-H II. ToEPEINs & Co.
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HURRAH FOR CHRISTMAS LAGER BEER
FIvE CENTS PER GLASS The well-known
firm, Stiefel 4 Pfeifer. intends to sell Lager
Beer for $40 per barrel, and s. per half bar
rel, 70 all consumers in order 10 give an
opportunity to all disciples of the great
KING Gambrany, to dispatch the noble
stuff Of barley at Five Cents per Glars. As
during the holydays there is taken g little
more, as usual, Of all good things, the viii
lingness Of said firm TO give a cheap re-
creation to all thirsty souls ought 10 be &C
knowledged. dec22-st
Allcity papers, aud Chattanooga Gazette,
will COPY
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A FINE PIECE or GoODs - We saw yes
terday a sample Of piece oil jeans from the
loom Of Mrs. John B. Goodwin, Of Ruther-
ford, when, in point Of beauty and finish,
and the soitness Of the wool, Is superior 10
any goods Of the kind we have ever seen. It
is in every respect creiilable 70 the indus
try and skill Of the worthy matron who
manufactured it. In these times when
home manufactures are in so much demand,
its value is equal to that Of the first cassi-
meres Of The days before The war; and we
are sure the possessor Of il will esteem it
more highly than the produce Of the most
eminent French manufacturer.
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OFFICERS
SAMUEL WILL, President
JAMES II. LUCAS, Wee President.
WM. T. sELBY, Secretary.
WI. N. BENTUN, General Agent.
TR JOHN T. HODGEN, Consulfng Physician
LAKELAND, CLINE JAMIsUN, Lsgsl Adv
sers.
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT. Consulting Aetusry.
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W4rca Preservation Thursday night,
valuable watch, valued AZ S4OO, was pre-
scented 20 Vol. Rose, OF the Adams Express
Ohs,e on behalf Of the employees, by Mr..
McDougle. Mr.. r 1se hiss long been known
- ore Of the most efficient officers Of the
Express Company and the present made
is but a faint evidence Of the appreciation
in which he is held by the public. He is a
parisct gentleman, and, wherever be may
g., viii carry with him the best wishes Of
Ihe community
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Persons unsequsinted in the city seeing
90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often ct q loss TO det
tsmine 10 whom to entrust the trsatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
iishment Of this kind Is at No. % Deaderick
street. and this should be q sufficient guar
sntse that this is = reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHAED JOsEs may be found IN his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines furnished n
Ae once.
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SALE OF REAL Estate To-DAY.-We would
remind the public, especially all persons
who are DESTROYS OF making investments in
real estate, that one Of the most inviting
sales at auction takes place at the Court
House in this city this morning. The
property which viii be offered on this occs
sion is the splendid brick mansion Of Mr..
R. W. Snaffer, together with the larger lot
enclosing it, and q number Of lots djacent
thereto. The mansion contains some ten
rooms, and is we'll supplied with all the
cOnvenieucies Of a family. The soil is pro-
ductive, snd the location excellent. The
vacant lots are Of good size, and possess IN
usual advantages for persons wishing SUI
burban residences, and grounds for improve
ment and advancement. The neighbOrhood
10 good, the Nashville and Chattanooga rail
road passes near, and the terminus Of one Of
the street railroads is close at hand.
No city ia the West or Southwest has a
brighter future than Nashville before it,.
Her population has been increasing rapidly,
her trade and commerce reaches out IN eve
ry direction, augmenting her wealth, and
assisting in the development Of her vast
natural advantages. In less than ten years,
the value Of her real estate will be almost
doubled. Il is, therefore, to the interest Of
all who wish to secure homes, or to invest
for speculation, TO take advantage Of the
present. Delays are dangerous always, but
parucularlarly in cases Of this nature.
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Markets.


AlhCiHaAlls De-s -.
Florz continues duh without change ia pr ess
Tor superbae So 50 a. 90; extra 81 Is Q 2 90;
family 81 .5glo co. fancy SO 50Su o.
WHrAT ia dull at 81 " i7r prime cid red aud
81 6c8i Is for new
COES IL light supply aud ia good demand ear 50
95sc; shelled Sc.
OATS dgu snd prices lower, 42s43 IL elevator.
RYE STEADY. &c Tor prime
hoes sctive, and prices shade higher $40 90
9IO IS nsi; and drogers Ere indisposed 70 &C.
cept these rates really; receipts 5000 head.
Provisions very depressed snd prices are tend.
ing dowuwaris. We quote MssI PORK Il S25 20
green meats 81 70 1875 for ssoulder. hams and
sides; bulk meats are entirelj nominal, 10 quo
tations can be given.
LAD offered at 1C1t,, with small ISLES Of prime
country al i6}zc
CorToS s6Bf6'Ec fir mi5diing.
WHIsKY steady, 81 IS
GOLD 1857
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CoaI.

We would inform the citizens Of Nash
vile that we have now on hand a choice
article Of Pittsburg Coal, which We are
offering to the public at reasonable prices.
Our coal is well screamed, and free from DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well to lay in their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders lett with rs viii meet with prompt
attention, and salisiastion guaranteed in all
cases. kSIGHT 4 Bios,
No. 49 Church street,
noy26-Im opposite Masonic Temple.
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Chance for a Speculation.

~ JANU3RY 10, 1896, between the hours Of
J aEd N o'clock, = M. 81 the couu-nouse door
lu Nashville, 30 public auctcn vii expose 20 sale
free 81 REDEEM 0uon for cash, House snd lot 10
said g., on ire west side Of Simmer street i'd
ION ne the hcu Q snd lot 10 WhIcl Juo ". Martin
resides, said lot being bounded ~ follows: BsCin-
ming on corner Of the last mentioned lot, tneuce
running back wastWsrdly WITH the lre OF The tsme
ls0 fesI 20 sts Ike thence northEsrdiy IS feet %
stake Ihenca esstTavdiy 10 feet TO SUNNI street,
@ ence ssufhvsriy 15 feet 10 the begiu1ng; hei-g
part Il Che lot purchased by said Martin of rerkins
sbou. the yeSr lsil-forneriy known a. The Isioot
lot
SAID lot Is sold Is the property a. said Msvtin W.
der poser On sell IS sresa O. contained IN mort
.Sge 20 me BY ssid Martin
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli
gsncer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Cousti
t4tionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mess. Republican, Boston Journal, Balti
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. ?. Cones, No. 40 berry street. II
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EoE CERIsruAs.-Thoss in want Of Toys
s0r the holidays viii save money by calling
al the drug store Of r, ?. Jenkins Coz
successors 70 T. Wells. Market street, front
iug Union. They have q Eoodly stock for
The little folks. including old Santa Clause
himself Everything Of the kind Is nov
offered ct cost, and during he present week
We expect 10 see 8 rush at their establish
ment dcc22 30
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Reader, i. Your Life In.uredI

dividends Declared to Policy Holders Jan. I, 49,
Forty Per Cent.
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NructeFs ..-.-.-.-..-.-.-... -
Tennessee 3 70 is.-.---...sa
Davidson comfy boads7l
Ian. e. r. Scupt.....5 +.
Ire above bonds sre
bought WITH coupons.
from 1851 included.
y. Carolina Coupons 81
Memphis cIiy Coupons 2,
Tennessee Coupons, I'D
Georgia Coupons ...-.--.s-
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CaHsrEas Is CONNIE Monday next, is
taristmas-the day that is supposed 20
Come but once a YEAR 0i course every
body desires % have The best OF dinners. on
that dsy, and there are but few who wish
90 give presents % their families. To such
We would say. 60 TO the Store Of Weber &
Co., No. Cherry stree, opposite 90 she
FostCtco. There yOu can mud anything
ycl want, whether DC be mere present. OF
a. article designed Tor the preparation OF 8
grand ieEs. ilr the holydays. Oiye them q
call.
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Robbery in sumner County.
A Horse stolen ten miles from CAL
lain.
Narrow Escape of the Owner Of the
Animal.

We learn from gentleman just from
sumner county. that party Of four robberi
visited the residence OF Mr.. James Blake
ten miles from Ga.lstin, and entered his
stable, and took therefr5m valuable horse,
with which they were about TO depart, wher
Air. B. was aroused by the noise.
Leaping out Of his bed, be seized gun
and ran In the direction Of the stable, and
On seeing the men, drew IL aud would have
fred, but the cap snapped. Before be
could re-prime his gun, the villains dis
charged Il volley a. him, enc Of tho balls
passing through his coat collar, after which
they fled.
Who the villains were, he had no means
Of Judging; but he believes them to be a
part Of the gang, who have been commit
ting depredations in Rober'lon county, and
who were supposed TO be Kentuckiuns
dis horse is dark hey, and he will hand
somely reward any party recovering him.
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100000
To be Sole Tor One Dollar zach

Without regard to value. end lot .ala PAD ..r ...
O.. VOC Hu1w Ula- yHa F.. receive.
among teos sal have s-sHas e.. .sd u.a rs
centui VALUABLE OF D.. gr1a. .rHH. .a.# H.4.
siai ..' si1ea lsa- l'5 l5s ,ol7vls rltJ b.
Hi yer lalliaH 'l te u.ot
HI1y.5-, l-ng.o1 fa-, Gold Psfeal ever ....-.
t.lc a.- .l.a p o.. ... % res naFul. Coon
ie-a,el1, Tt.aa el9i ~ lWa. 20 s.. s.
pan, DC ] orE Be-, cod Ha-.l FHIua $40 49,. 4.
Lickeuonl b uElaup.1a. n T.. IH|H.I..n. aa.r-
ti.l tlf i ID =. l.r p lratl g. ~ g.. PIANO. "a.
DO SEQ Nu mo- a % .er. rcH1l.a. Fa.. o..
fslf, lu ne.eif1a. s1lHe en- g. I'm E-a H.r-r.
"-iilst 20 ~ - 60 "a bunting Cared Haa.r
W 90 SD 10 r. Lindsey Worcester. Mas
Piano, H.ue 80 isa 10 a EaHF." Ura.sHa.
Iowa, Diamond Ear DROPS. v.rr OIL. FrHrt E
Moran, l2s Pearl rt.. A'Ha1r. ~ b. rI.Hr Brr. W.
lue So. mu q iuEara.H. TH.a.a. OHIO. silver
SO yana ell. iiaat i D d-rd..rFa. ia H6r Ira Hr.
~, H--l.as.qni y a. silver ll'rll Lever eairr.
Fsira 90. tapL HEu.r.1 b silver Va. b.. I'd.
ue t.J- Geo. n Wool. Wrfry. E.ulrl Wr.L I'D.
Yer Naeh. 80 Vim = H-1rs.i. l1.lm-lH, %
Many pefsaus Who duvs d-u.-1 p I-a.Is B-sss
70 POT E.fh tle.r 1auH. pla...l nr 10 u. 81. sr
.eal tlis - lfles rr Fa-l.a "a 10 .a.1gz'
uuf tna e-uu.rF ae.lra. r.'r.lg me Gee ICE a. Ta
usl.s ga. mag bel seen on ts IN our rf-E.
atssra 1r u,sruIurr1v.
CEETIrI~aTE7 unu.Hr each a.r.Is aHf l..
Earru. are nnrri Iu saa.rd aura rraa. rs..H -
veil uiErt O1a q ansas EuFr-auHa. c1rt1 ~
feast one ao..sr 90 retsI ull = delivered sf COR
rfhrr. or sent rT mll. Oh any lIIr.sH. I'll hr.. =.
gard t0 choice. en- The rrce d. %. q rrrts Thra.-
rhsser vii ZEE uh1i A. lcs If dIaHs end .ts ra.r.
Hla'h maT aa l1Huu Dls lr Fire EUl.iraI TrIr-..
s1I can tt-n end Ora lo. .sr all reserve a. a-.
ce named.
Of value.
P.stss sea1ag 70 pc uay depend On sa4zz
prulnpi ret-r1s, and Che H-fHlH ar.aa ga b. .--
nediueiJ sen. O. any atife-s By --uu u-s.I. IL
expire b.
El.ifs ta.ialao-.rl aulrIrtrsf RI rI Casa
- e lrrtacstes far one Dollar. Tr.-.ra- g.
Two lt1 llIliY- tfree tlr l.r- ID. al. Gr...
lnl-reuI Hlfs t1 srsnls
AT Tel -asa should 90 1rifraHaaf
g. BIS r"E n co
Box I POI. l.cs lea rl-.
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G REAT ExCITEMEN T

Il. NJ. HOBBS & co.
I Ga North College Street, three Doors from
the Square.
I Christmas and New-Year's Presents.
Albums, Watches, Clocks, Pictures, Pla-
/ ted Ware, Jewelry, &C, &c, to be- bong ht
for oue-haif Of what it can be at airy other
Retail place in the C ty. All goods warrant
ed as specified on the certificates. If not so,
articles returned and money refunded.
Lady clerks in attendance. Tdec23-Iy
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The McMinnvilIe Robbers.
More of Their Daring Exploits.
They Rob a House Thirteen Miles
from the Town.

A few DAYS since we gave the part cular'
Of e daring inrozd Of horsethieves lutc
Nrdiunvills and we are uoW enabled q
give some further particulars. The three
villains, after obtaining possession OF theli
booty, hed - fast o. their III acquired
s.esas would allow them, and Gt daylight
they were some ten miles away. They
coutpuei 90 travel on, ul about sunrise
when, at point thirteen miles from
Meanwhile, they called for their bresE
last, and were duly served.
Not suspectng snything wrong, the land
lord ksp, no watch upon their movements
aud by this means, they were enabled {,
ram bis house a. leis1re, which they did
taxing with them some money, and greal
elA2lutoi ysluables; aud SO secret were ,hcu
oPsiasous, that they were not even suspect
- al tley were cut of the reach Of pur'
suit
william Thompson, The man in the en-
10Y u Mr.. Wallsce, snd who is suspected
ol being an scc0mP,co of the thieves, vii
O. sNnmiued uext Wednesday, before &
Justice Of the Peace.