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Squire @. B. Gunter was robbed Of $685.
by negro yesterday morning about 4
o'clock as he was going sc market. The
negro orouehed down BY the front gate Of
Mr. Gunter's yard, and as he was going out
struck him behiad the left eur with stone
weighing about four pounds. Mr.. Gunter
fell backwards, and. his neck caught be-.
tweeif the .palings 81 the gate, where no
hung insensible dhtil his wife came 10 his
relief. The wound is az ugly one, and had
Il been made an inch higher might have
proved fatal, The denomination Of the
notes taiaon were one $1oe .. S. Treasury
note Of the old issue, three $50 U. 8. Tees
ury notes, one $40 note National Currency
and due bin on John A. Bain for SIS The
others wore Of smSller denominations. The
squire vi1 give $50 for the robber and prop
crly.
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A1nUsEMFNrs


1HEATRE.-To-night is The lsst nirbt o
'ae beautiful actrsss.1lIiss Helen Resiern
and those who wish 70 see her sor The IA
slne should not isil to be present IN.
french Spy win be presented, with ala ii
thrilling ehsEsesers lAithfslly inpsrsoast-
Cd Miss Western aPpesEs in three charsc.
ssrs. The finale Wili be ''I,ove in all Coz
nsrsi" Miss western as sophia. -
This afternoon mr.. Jas. A. Oates, and
All. siswsrs take a benefit. Perhaps no
two persons on The stegs Of this city have
enjoyed as mueh popularity N their pecu-
lar "role." The beneftWAs rendered BY
some Of the most prominent persons in the
city, and reflects great credit upon the re-
ciP:oats.
Nav THElTRE.-go- ight is the last night
Of the 3sason, and is appropriately set aside
for tie annual benefit Of Mr.. J. R. Allen,
ST. several ladies ana gentlemen from the
Old Theatre and Polanda Varieties have
t5ndered their valuable Services. Mr.. jas.
Oates, All Stewart, ". BordEell, Reddy
Hughes, Frank sinons, and the Clinetop
sisters win be there. Tho chief piece viii
b the "MomensOus Question: drama Of
rare merit sfter which grand meIanes Of
singing and dancing.
That famous piece, "Blask Eyed Susan"
VIII conclude the entertainments.
The public have seldom had an oppOrtu-
aisy TO exhibit in this manner their high
appreciation Of Mr.. Allen, 50 let them turn
oit IN such force that be viii remember
Saturday evening, the cath Of June, 1866,
to the day Of his deaths
PoLAsDis NEE VARIETY THEATRE.-This
afternoon, At o'clock, grand family mat
ineo sin be given for the benefit of fami-
lies. The performances viii be unusually
interesting, and none should fail % see
them. 1
In the evening She usual variety Of wit
and humor wall be presented, besides some
new fangle which Poland has gotten ub |
expressly 70 make people laugh.
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Va do not profess 10 b lho only Phys-
els Ia the eity, "Wh0 may be fouad q bic
ofbco 81 al hours, day o. night = nor Do
We, in offering our services 70 the invalid,
fesirs 70 recommend ourse1 in preferences
10 other equally we'll established and ex-
psrienced physicisns; nor do uo pre-
tend 70 be iniaIible, og the only maa ca
ps5le Of curing The variops diaetses mem
toned n our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of Eny tooz,der-
fal secret Tcuesieg, OF extraordinary eerce-
ablc treGfascsf or pailiatiues As al sensi be
men must know, that success IN the pEac-
ties Of medicine, does not depend 50 muc6
upon the discovery Of ael0 remedies, OF aeis
modes Of trtetszGHf, a. upon he skiilfHl use
Of those agencies Necessary 10 6 perfect cure
and tbs can be acquired only b. expe-
rienes and patient application. We res
pecttnlly refer The public - our general ed
vertisement, Ia snother part Of the pars-
Once k0urs from s il ths morning TT !
a7 night. I. i. COLzEAE, A q.
q North Cherry S.. EsshvilIo, Tsa.a
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FsWiSDLE.-A day or two since a
voucher was presented to Captain Wing,
Disturbing officer for this Department, for
payment, which on investigation proved TO
bel voucher that had been given for lot
Of hay, afnountiDgtO S152 30, aud had been
properly n'idhed sud registered but afler
wards bad been altcredto such an amount Of
hey as 70 amount to Sl7,5Oe. This voucher
was taken to Louisville and sold to q bank
or Whoseat ii to the First National Bank Of
this city tor collection, aud when presented
was readily detected by the vigilsnt cash
Ter, Mr.. Morris. This is the largest swindIs
IN this Department. up 10 the present time.
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IrusrH.-Knight 4 Bro are unlOaainE

LuusEK.-Knight 4 Bro are unloading
al their steam Elevator, on Rolling Mn
HIN, barge containing sssoes feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing ali kinds Of
char and cOturaon plank, fssning tinbers,
joics, and scaauing, IS follQEs; q n.
2rs-i6s IS, snk 2sfsOs lShks q .1o9
l2x6-ls, 20, aud p festl0ag.
2xs-2O, q, - and 80 feet long, sEr :
.2}zxs-2o, 2 and q feet lsag.
i2}fxlo-Is.ana g feet long.
i31xxl3-2O feet long. 'slss sis7aa 80
zxs--30 and 80 feat long.
4Ks-20 feet long, =. D..
SKIS, 7, 10, ls, Is, 20 and p fsst long.
/ Aso l5o. eOs feet choice vhits Pine aocfns.
Of al Eidtbs, for the lowest essh price,, q
J Knighs & Broa'. Lumber Yard. q
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AUHUhhJ N l.5June 23.--Ihe remains OF
the late Mrs Seward last Washington Thurs
day morning at 1870 o'clock, in a specisl
train provided by the Boston & Ohio xail
road, under charge Of Assistant superin-
tendent Duke Hari, aud arrived in this city
at s O'Clock, this morning. The rem2ins
were accompanied to this city by Secretary
Seward, Fannie Seward Mel. General Han
eOck, Brig. General Mitchell, Of Gen. Han
cocks stat, and Msj. Morris, Surgeon in
the United States Amy, one of the Sur
geons who attended Secretary Stewards
family. no
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Persons unscqunintsd in the city SEEING
so many Advertisements for the treatment
Of SPECIAL DisCzsrs, arc often a. loss 70 do
teTniue % who's % entrust The treatment
Of such cases. 10 such persons We taks
plcasure IN stating thas she oldest estab
lishment Of This Kind is 81 No. % Deadsrick
street, and this SHOULD be a sufficient guar
sntse that this e : reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHaRp JoSEs may be found in his Of
ice during the hUuns slated IN has general
advertisement. Az asoSiciHss fasrHisLsd n
re Office.
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Wefseeived By mail yesierday.a copy Of
81 adver,issmento Of theEew York weekly
News, with the modest request thst we
would DC Kind enough % publish 1t in the
Uiior, ia exchange for the " Daily News. "
We beg 70 De excused. We do uoi desire to
read the New York News, ncr 20 become
iustramenlal in increasing as circulation.
II itspeiicy had prevailed the enemies o.
the talon would e,sre tripmphod aud our
Govern neut been Gis grsced.
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one eilizon and seven Confederate officers
took trio oath ct Gen. Pgrehurst's yester-
day. Noah Il. Good eight was the favored
cit.zep. re haiis fs2m Green county, Ca,
Among the let Of rebels we notice the
names 81 iho io.loWiBg oiiiooTs' j. p Guy,
lst Lieut 18th Alabsna fnlantty Wm. Z.
Cooke, Assistsut Engineer c. s. A. ssml
c. TaIlep, q Lieut 4h Tennessee cavalry.
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Any one ia want Of good reading
matter. had 'bstsersiye hs@r, crunk, Glhs-
cock A Co, At 20 Public square, q cali.
ghey sre selling large lot Of novels, biog-
nphies and histories, at auction prices.
Suffers going South would Do well q loOk
over iheir stock. Itembraees nearly every
A,Hg IN The resding line and IS the cheap
salot Of books we ever have seen offered in
Ri market.
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AEcoRnEE's CoUET.-Fifty cases were be.
fore Recorder Shane yesterday. Most Of
those psid The usual fue for not being ablo
TO stand under the amount Of whisky thew
drank. John Ryan was anei $50 Tor drunE
e1uoss and stealing.
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VIC Smith, agent has opened lumber
Office aud yard On Market street, opposite
the Louisville Depot where he viii keep
cousUntly on haud a general assortment Of
Lumbar vi sil Kinds, which he will sell very
cheap. Persohs building houses, fences,
&c, VII aa vel to call on him before Pur-
.lEainr elsnwhnre. lt
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MIRKREs.

EBy Telegraph CIScnSArr, June g.
No change in -four and wheat. Corn G396S eta.
Oats in demand, 579ss,. Whisky dun at 81 Pro
visirns dull. Pork. SA 5oGS25 for country packed.
Lard l7}zc. Bulk meats firm, shoulders ~ tsl-5l
sides lsIz;; hams 17gt5}s,. Bacon. shoulders at
li3z; hams in demsnd al q 82lc for plain. 2i32sc
or sugareured. Butter nrn af228ef- Eess2se.
Groceries daa. IS
E#FF on MN T6aE, June ..
Cotton frn,. SIC. Flour 5gloe lover, s696 90
extra stass 50 66Gs soc. R n 0 wheat duh III.
Corn s69sOc; mixed western so9sss Oats &c.
Western pork dali, ago Lard ls5<slse. Whis-
Ky hrmeF, s. o2c. Petroleum, 5i85ee for crude;
Sscfor refined bond, and 7oc Tor free.
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NASHVILLE, TESN., June 20, 1885.
Naj. Gen. Joha p. Afiller, Brig. Gen. ". D.
HAiPPie, BrDt. Brig. Gen. j. l.. DoaalR-
son, Iol. j. g. PGrkllast, and Others.
GFSTLEAES In accepting your very fat
teriDg testimonial ola Com plimentary Ben
eft, we beg leave to tender you our high
appreciation Of this (to us) unexpected
kindness. We can only say that our efforts
to please in the future, as in the past, viii
Do unTemistiRg; and in answer 10 your
kind offer, We would appoint Saturday af-
terRoOn next as tho time, and the Old The
AFRO as the place, for the proposed benefit.
With sentiments Of the highest regard,
we are, gentlemen,
Your obliged humble servants,
JANIS A. 0ArEs,
ALFRED STEWART.
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MnzESA.-Doubtless many Of our friends,
after reading the advertisement Of Mr..
Duryes, in another column, will exclain
as We have heard hundreds do beIore, What
is Maizsnay We might reply,ss is often
done-it IS a first rate article for making
puddinrs. custayds blanc mango, and dish4
es of like nature; but that only tells what it
is for.
Maizena, Is a preparation made from white
Indian corn, by the Glen Cove Starch Man
ufaciuring Company, Al Glen Cove, n. Y.
We are not able here to give the process by
which it is prepared, and it wonld take an
elaborate article to do 80 and besides, there
are some peculiarities about it which the
manufacturers prefer to keep to themselves.
After having spent much time aud money
in perfectirg their machinery, they have
secured the exclusive right to manufacture
it !; they intend, and deserve to make money
ont Of it, aud so long as they furnish the
article ct their present reasonable prices,
we presume the public will consent to their
doing SO.
We nsHe kcct00 tAN -A0A-0--@- - N-A
lies, and believe the qualities that recon-
mend il . pablo fayorto be these: i is sx-
teessdingly nutritious, We know q nOthing
more 20; it is easily digested, making it an
excellent dish fur dyspeptics, With whom It
s,on becomes favorits; II is extremely
pslssable, snd adds another TO the long list
| of excellent dishes e9uklly vel / sdsPtsa %
the table OF the advocate Of q mixed diet, or
/ tho radical vegetarian. For children there
is nethiag-bsftsr, and shsy are usually .ex7
/ Ssedipeiv fond Of r. Aua FOR the sick
! room, from its pslatable and digessible and
1 Strengthening aaallticsit Is inTalsussle and
We should not forget 70 mention, what in
! these days Of taxes viii bs an important
itrIn, it is very economical article Of Diet
The sase and diEpatehTwithgwhichfit ear
/ h, prerartd viz, IN tiel opinion ~ every
GOOD housewife, add much to It's value. No
further complaints Of Rothing for. supper,
when 4 friend hsppens IN, can be made, 4
q peuns 81 MaiEena is IN the house. 9sE
misutes will suffice to prepare sdish ft 70,
.uybody. Eaten plsia, it isexcelleat, viii
A., litue sugar and cresm 6rst-rate, and via
! the addition 81 : littlej Jelly -rnaie from cur
rants or other fruit, ii is a dish SIT for tn
tgods" .s ...
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Hundreds are now suffering who night
be enjoying perfect health were they TO use
tho world renowned Hurley's sarsaparins.
Il acts IKE charm gives the sickly and
respondent cheerful, robust health.
4
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Lassst STYLES silk, Cissiuere apd Gosh
Hats ii ereeuk Greez's. g College streo'
---s~s---4-a afa
Robert L. Caruthors, tho hon inaugu
rebel saassssoi 81 nshhn 9. Harris, 6eyesz-
or Of Tennessee, was arrested Thursday by
The United States HaFshal aud placed IN
The military prison. And indictment fol
tseasaa -is. pending IN The Federal sCSuTi
areirst him.
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I'd. Willard, newsdeaier, 10. Az Union
street, has reeeived Ned Buntliue's Own,
The Ledger, the New York, Cincinnati and
Louisyflle papers =
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Geo. shields x Co, VIII SEA this morning
Ia addilion 50 theit lsrge sale Of Groceries,
500 barrels q extra family 1our, and 20
barrels New Orleans sugsr, in liberal lots.
Sale at the usltal hour, 10 O'Clock.
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Neck Ties. Embroidered soarfs aud But
teslies, just received from New York, a.
Green 4 Green's, 43 College street.
Old and New Thessyes IN line this after
noon at the Old Theatre.
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10 the Voters OF the Sixth Congress
SiOnal District,

c5mpossd Of the COUNTIES q Lai7renes H'ayns, Hnr-
d., Decatur, Perry, Le'os, Maury, HielasGa, Dis-
son, H,mphyeys, Ste5art and Montgomery;
take this method OF announcing myself a can
didate 10 represent youin the next Congress OF the
United States, and respectfully ask your suffrage at
the election on the first Thursday in August next
jels-tN t.. . D. B. THOMAS. o
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hessEs, Cone and IuRnell have received
the New York ddilios Of the 2Otb, the
Ledger, and The latest Cineinnsti and Lou.
isyille papers. f.
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RreutAR WKEELv AUCTION OF GROCERIES
,,-n FUENrrACE, .Bv GEo. sEELR's : Coz
We will eel tais, Saturday, ncrning June
SAtht 1855. st I0'o'clock, saop, candies indi-
"a spicss, tobacco, cigars, Aoissses, syrup,
ehins. glsss, and tinwsre, bedstesds, bu-
resus. wardrobea, wristbands, - b.es, ehairsi
solns. lounges, feather beds and pillows, car
pets. and Ga cloths; also . consignment OF
Is bbls. Robertson eeunt Vnlskey, . boxes
!. elaret wine. 20 new spring mattresses, 40
1 k4-s nails. asserted sizes, oue counter, etc.
80 etr GRo. SHIELDS 4 Co.
Is and q, College street,
Auction and Commission Merchant
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We ara Indebted 70 the Adams Express
through the lttl0 carrier, Aichssl Taylor,
Tor Macon, Ga, papers Of the I7th inst.
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A soldier was sleeping in some public
place night before laal, lse could not learn
TEerel and had his boots gto!en OF his feet.
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Lo.L.,IIIe Ed a..A,IIL. R.LI...a.. 80.

For Sale ct this Oaaoe, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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We are indebted g W. c. Collier for the
latest Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
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F1FrR CONGRESSIONAL pI.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. =.
We sre authorized 20 announce sAaUEL ], CAHTFE
o. a candidate for Congress in the Fifth District
composed Of the counties OF Williamson. David
sou, su1nner, Robertson and Chestaarn.
je2l--td" +A-
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Mss cooDwlS's DAHCIsG AcADrNY.-The
first pub cozhibition Of ldiss Eliza Good
wins Dancing Academy took place, as we
mentioned yesierday, at the Masonic Hall,
Thursday uisht. A large number Of spec.
ialcrs, embracing 3 very fair PFC portion Of
tho beauty, gallsntry, and fashion Of our
city, weFo present. There was aoouBidora-
bio lprmklius, 700, Of "grave and reverend
seniors" anIon go them. Goldsmith is re-
sp1nsible for TIE sentiment:
alike eli sees Iames o. sno.cnt days
Have led tlrlr ludnCn thr3' lle Il 81 fll mae:
Ahf tle gay eranis.ro ok l'dIa eesuc llre,
tia- hi-k'd IenCftl the burdens % three score"
Tho ancient danes and gay grandsires
present on this occasion did not 20 70 dance
themselves, bat only 70 see
"1+e bnrh, ard youthful dancers meet
VIA lsughi lls uud winged ieet'
and they were not the l6as. entertained Of
the much gratided ssssrably.
The young folk" Of the Academy rep
resented aii ages iram eigh. years up 70
sweet sixteen" Che manner in which
thcy acquitted ihomsolves, gave ample ev-
ldcnoc oil tho skin and perseverance, Of their
lovely us.ructr,ss, aud Of the elegant taste
which ,nzpircs her. We do not propose 10
speak Of auy particular pupil, or dance, for
Nc would not make ipyidioas distiaetions.
The following, however, is list Of the
dEuees and the order IN which the we're OK
ccuted:
Lancers, (Ceciliau, vanoyiennc, Prince
Imperial, Mazourks, Polka, Pas de Fleurs,
la Lingurc.la. Uornpipe, Scarf Dance,
highland Fling, Minust. Keelro, Pas syri-
"a, Tyrolean, Tambor Major, Irish Jig, Ro-
- 0'MocSe, Tumb5urine Dance, Medley.
Cracoyisnne. Young Couple Poke, Caehuca,
Ell = peddo.
Tho dances were generally in character,
and were resolved By the spectators with
demonstrations Of the liyeliest satisfaction.
The Httle iolss, very property reipsct and
love their teseher, aud take great interest
in Periee'ing themselvos. She, on her part,
does everything that can be required Of
he-, ldHneeee5s ia her Instructions as
we'll as Any one We have ever hnown. Il
is fortunate that our citizens have teacher
CD sccompiishsd-so wosthy-in every re-
specie whom hay can intrust their
children. We trust thai they viii continue
to appreciate her Invaluable services, and
that hsr Academy may boesmo one Of the
peEmsnent Institutions OF Nashville.
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Harry Everett, as Wilmington De Boots
at The Old Thestre. tarsr-
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We ere authorized TO announce A. F. 6ABEEr
Is q candidate for seat in the next Congress 9th
United States, from the Third Congressional D.ss
tuct
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For sale at this oflss, one good Tobacco
Screw. WIN be sold cheap for cash.
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Full bosom shirts, all sizes, Just received.
r. II. THOMPSON,
june2I-tf Is Cherry 81.
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Old Papers for sale at this Omcs. The
largest Il ths city.
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piarfhr8 and Cholera 10, bus treated
successfully BY Dr.. Aborn, No. j CONNER
c.sl Huhel. ,-e aa g.
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James Oates a. Felix Feasherly thit afssr-
nooaat sbe Old ThsAtre.4 ODDS 81
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Miss Carrie Wight, the Queen Of Song
this afternoon at tie Old Theatre.
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PoLAxD's VARIErv THEATRr.-First time
Of Che wonderful Mirror Dance, BY the
ClinetoP Sisters tonight.
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Stfayed or Stolen.

ON the ath q June. rem thes coyner q MarfFt
" so franEh1 stueeis. 10y Mae, afsout if3s
hsnris hicb, q apecE N one eye, sad slsul wears
cd. kiso sorrsl iurse IA hands ksZh. sEaS hsczs
naf<S o. me sides and Eboai a geara olo. hnas
nj Fseara VII he E7en 81 therrerurn 30 nss, cor
per q Hagke, and frsnEiln streets.
iunsiI-s'' K.J. NkRLIs,
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VIZ. P. ElroS & Co., are our sole Adver.
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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Mr.. Ed. Wight as Grumpy Guy thiA Afer.
noon at the Old Theatre.
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W. Matt Brown ! Co., sell several small
dwellings and vacant lots to day, al tho
Court Hoese gate, at y o'clock.
jun25-It iI-.s
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JcsErH B..QU1Epri u the NatSszaf Basne-.
is our sole AdSersising Agent for Gin
cinnsti.
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Criminal court Proceedings.

State vs.. Robt. Bird Cor larceny. Verdict
guilty, with four ytars imPrisonment in he
penitentary.
state vs. Thos. Mallory, for Iaalieipus
shooting, continued. Recognized in the
sum Of 81 900 TO appear Al the next term Of
Court.
State vs.. Caleb Payne, for murder. Tho
jury had not rendered verdict when we
leA.
..s..s------ a
ora Bob Griers on as the Besb,isesss
Leather Merchant, At the Old Theatre, thi
afternoon. -ftfU nt-L
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized TO announce NJ. NJ. BRIEy, as g
candidate for Congress IN The sFilh Congressional
District. composed Of the oonntas Of Wilanlsca,
DAVIDSON, Wilson, Summer, Robertson and Cheat
ham. imlel5--td'
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DisrruGh and choiera Morbus treated
successfully by DR.. Alb orn, No. ! CONNER
cial Hotel. II.
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description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the.nsatsst style, and at tie loves
prices ss this ofies. - "
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Complimentary Benefit.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 2Oth, 1865.
Aessrs. Jazacs 4. Oatss and Alfrea Steg.
art: 5 ..4.'
-GzSTLEHEE We, the undersigned, citi-
zens and your friends, Of Nashville, desir-
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3 FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We sre authorised TO announce EDAoSD CoOFER,
Of the county Of Bedford, as A candd2ts 70 re7rsi
sent the people Of the Forth Cong ressonal Dis
trict composed OF the counties OF Giles, Franklin,
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedford,
in the Congress q he United States. -
He vii address the people Of the District az the
following times and places:
Murfreesooro Monaay, July Iosh,
Woodbury., Wednesday, July l25h.
Manchester, Friday e 18Th.
Tulaloms, Saturday, g 18th. Ia r--7
Winchester, Mouday, = l7th.
Fayetteville, Wednesday," l9h.
Pulaski, Saturday, I" 22d. rTsH d
Lep1sburg, Monday, ' 9TH.
Chapel Hi, Wednesday d" 2ath.
shsl5yville Saturday. (" 18th. ID
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