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champ FergusOn's Trial.

Examination Of hrs. E. A. Jsskson was
continued, but nothing Of material interest
vas ELECTED.
Geo. Thraiher, q witness for the prosecn
ton, was worn and testified that he had
been taken prisoner By Ferguson, in 0cto
Der, 1867. There were % in the gang.
They took me and my brother prisoners.
Ferguson got Us in line and counted Us. 7
saw M. Tabor on the following day. The
old man was coming up q lane. Ferguson
dismeunted and went down towards him.
Tabor WI on 3 horse. He got of and Fer
guson brought him up to US. Re was plead
ing for his lite. Ferguson said &c hims ooh,
yes, you ought TO die, you hang dog; 10th
ing 70 die for" At the came time Ferguson
was getting & pistol out Of his belt, and
while the old man was begging for his life
he shot him through the heart and through
she bedg. He fsltvih his head l%saniug
over q little hill. Benedict fad TO- ergu-
son, "sboot him through tie head; and At
this Fergus put the pistol down close to
the old mans he4d and again shot him
Ferguson then looked up 70 me and oaid
al am not IN favor Of killing you, Thrash
en-, you have never been bushwhscking or
stoaling horses. I have killed old Tabor.
He was a id good christian, and 1 cont
reckon he minds dying" AZ this time Ta-
boris wife and daughter came up, scream
ing and cry ing. Ferguson spoke to me
about the Zachary boys. I told him they
wou d not Jet him live e minute IL they
rsught him; aud he asked me what they
said about he killing Of Esquire Zachary.
! told him they thought Fsyette Allen
Killed hin. He said they need not blame
Alien with &, that he was rssponsible for it
He took al my money, and I got Of next
day. Myself and brother belong to the 18th
Kentucky cavelry. Elan Middleton came
up with about 50 men aud stacked tho
psTty, and Ferguson ran as ususi. Hud-
dEatoa hsd aboat "a men With him. got
behind he tree end go. away. Ferguson
told his mea Il any skirmish came up to be
sure and Kill as draf. There were four Of
as prisopers-Win. Thrashe-, Even MeFsr-
land, and myself With them.
Adiouraod til S o'clo 4 Monday morning.
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We are, BY she GovernDent- And il the
eiY1l tribunals refuse that protection We
must not ccmpSain II the military sptheF-
ties cons = the rescue. such = Supposed
10 be the object Of General Order No. =, Of
which yon complain. And l sincerely hope
gou may be able 70 show that there was no
necessity for any interruption N Jour csse.
As yet1 zee no suhieient sfounaa Tor inlef-
ference or iusercession in your case. You
are Suspended from Office, not deposed, aud
win no doubt be further heard. The charge
being made upon Information deemed snfh-
rie6f bv The Major General commanding, Il
Is eminentfy proper that you should in the
mcantime refrain from the performance Of
Official duties.
an, your obedieut servant
W. G. BROEHLoE,
Gov If Tanuaoaaa
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srvESTH TENNESSEE CAyALRT PRoxorIoSs.
The following promotions have recently
been made Il this regiment By hs Cover
nor.
John 7. Robinson, from lst Lisatensnt to
rank Of captain.
samuel ". Hawkins, from lst lieutenant
te Captain.
John J Wallace, from q L~ieutsnant 20
lst-Lieuienant.
Alfred King, from ssrgesnt to "a Lisussn-
ant.
Thomss Arehy, from ssrgsnt TO "a Lieu
tenant.
These promotions were al made for meri-
torious services in he field. On the back
Of Il. Wsliace's commission is the follow
ing Cndo1sement: "Ths Lieutenant richly
deserves q Csp,ain's commission and would
have received It, but for the fact that he
msgatzimoualys after he had been recon-
msndsd for The appointment, asked that It
be conferred on 3 brother officer Of the sane
grade" 7 it wss in my pswer I would
make him q Bngadier.
Isaac 3 HAEEISs.
Colonel Commanding.
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W. do not profess 70 b the only PhyIi-
eisn In she cifys +" Eho may be found at his
&c st an hours, day or night; nor do
We. in Offering cur services % The invalid,
desire 10 recommend oursan in preference
ID other equally gsll established and ax-
-perisrced physicians; nor do we pre-
nd % be infaliible, or The only man ca
uabie Of curing the various diseases men
tened in cur general advertisement We
40 not claim the Possession Of any Doader-
~ seercf reledics, o. extraordinary egrcc-
a5S fr1at1eEf o. PaliatiUes - al sensible
men must know, that success IN the prae-
tee Of medicine, does not dopond 20 much
The discovery Of aeg remedies, o. neg
asSes sf trsstaAS e upon ne skillful uss
Of thoas agencies necessary teaPsr5est cure
md thia can DO acquired only By expe-
renee and pe1ent application. We res
pectfuily refer tie public e eur general ad-
Tsrtsemouts p a1othsr part Of She paper
OHoe hour from 8 in the morning all
81 night I. coLHHAss ND
AZ Earth Cbarv stEashvine T-au.
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MARKETS.

nv TeTeraph.l CINCINNATI, July 20, IT..
Flour less buoyant, suPerane $ 5o9s 7i extra
soal0 Is. Wheat quiet at g o6 for prime red.
Corn dun declined to ec@e2. Oats sl@e2 and hold
ers are asking higher prices. Mess pork advansed
81 under the news from New York yesterday p. N.
but the market is quies shoulders advanced to II
aiTH, and sides 70 ia clear bulk sides old a
i7lH hams du1, demsnd fallen co and prices lower,
plain 22a94, and sugarcared 2792s Lard he'd Al
Blza2f country sold 81 23gsskd de iVered al point.
in Indiana G4oosuss quiet without change.
Toe river has ELLEN l6 inches 70 feet 8 inches
vster in the chsnuel. Weather clear
THERMOMETERS go.
PIrrssunG, July 9-rhoriyeris about stationary
Wesiher clear and warm slight shoEer this MON.
inq. co 81 OU
NV YoEE, July ..
Cotton firm asAs9s9. Flour q~uietsnd unchnBged
E@I 20; extra s. 25gs 50. r b o Eheai firm q
s. 20. Rye quiet and e. ner stso9SL. Oats hmsi
eie70 Weston pork higher 50 50; new mes
sagss0. Prime lSrd aFm It lsERI5S. Whisky
am 81 81 IS. Pctroieum quioL
Odd AZ.
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MUEIcIrAI E~LEoTIoS.-The FIRST regular
municipal election held in Nashville since
the fall Of 1851, viii take place On the SOth
day Of September next, that being the last
Saturday IN the month. A Mayer, Board
o. Aldermen, ard ~Councilmen, are to chosen.
Candidates are already plentiful, there be-
ing 70 less ihan six annouaced for Mayor
alone-io wit: D. D. Dickey, W. Matt
Brosn, 5ohn 8. Dssb'ell, F. o. Hurt, Nm.
Driver. and Abrsm Myers. These are al
well knoEn citizens, and either Of them
wou d make an efficient Office. We trust
thss the yoters viii make q judieious selec-
ton from amongst thsm. Is is important,
81 this juroture, to have an intelligent, pu
dent, ssgacious head Of the city govern
meDt, and men Of a like character in both
branches q the city council. It is crafty
ing therefore, to zee competent, reliable cit
izeHs ~annaunoed for the varions Offices.
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The meeting that vas called for Saturday
evening has been postponed until Moaday
evening, July slst. It will be held in the
Supreme Courtroom, at the Capital at eight
o'clock.
By order of the President, THos. KyocH.
p. J. KkUrNlS,
R. W~EITnuLLER, Committee.
Il. BRIsos,
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NExT AoNDAY has been selected BY the
Emmett Circle Of The Fenisn B~TothsrhoOd
for their First AnuusI Picnic, which takes
plses at the 6irard Grove. The proceeds
viii be devoted 10 the eause Of Idsh Ma
t~ionality- No effort will be spared to make
it g grand success, and We advise ali who
love 70 scrip ~ On the green to attend BY
81 means. Buses Will run from the Post
Offeei the whole day. jyzs-3t
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Persons u~nscqusintsd in the city seeing
90 many advertisement for Che testament
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often q q loss 70 de
ermino 10 whom 70 ontrust the treatment
Of such cases To such persons We take
pleasure il stating that the oldest estab-
ishmeut Of this kind is at No. g Deaderick
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
aptss that this is a reliable institution. DR.
Al. RrcaaRD JoEEs may be found IN his o.
ice during the hours stated in hHs general
Advertisement. Az meaiein0 furnished n
fhc ofles.
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TIE MAYosALrT.-By reference to the list
Of announcement in the UsIoE this morn
ing viii be scen the name ofAbram Myers.
Mr.. Myeis isone ofths most ~enterprising
mon in chr midst having served several
terms in tue city council, and diseharging
the duties faithfully aud with honor 70 his
constituents.
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A soldier was arrested last evening, just
before dark, by the patrol guard, and at
tempted to make his escspe. he was ffsd
on AID killed. A citizen was arrested for
making como imprudent remark about the
shooting.
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omieers' Accounts made out and cashed.
Qusrtermsstsrs' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up By H. Tompkins, lais
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
Zee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stsira ~ lr
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B. Il. Payne, charged with the killing Of
n. s. Allen, was arraigned before Recorder
Shane yesterday, and an invest alton of the
charge was had. Several witnesses were
examined, and the fact Of the shooting es-
tsblished. Paine msdea long and interest
ing statement dstsiling the causes which
determined him to take the life Of Mr.. Al
len, and gave his version OF the shooting,
which differed Ia some important particu-
lars from the statements Of Witnesses At
ire Mr.. Payne concluded the Court took a
recess for the purpose Of consulting authori-
ties, relative to the bailability ofthe prisoner.
The Court decided on Tesuning that the
crime was murder in the first degree, that
the ststsment Of Mr.! Payne could not be ad-
1nitted as evidence, and that he would de-
eide Oh Monday morning if there were any
mitigating ciroumstancos that viii make
the case bailable.
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EnR SAFE.

on TIE Isth dy ofAugus 1855, between the
bouns Of ten and e'even O'Clock A. y at Ne
ueurthnuse door, In Nashville, under 8 poeer 81
sfle WITH waiver Of redemption, contained N q
mertEage eNccu Cd 70 me Oh December Is, 1880,
~ Jom NJ. Msfin, = q dulF RECORDED N The Rs
Elster scdce Of Davidson touufy in Book No ~,
on paee 3a4, i vi 2 self st Pahno sncuion, 9 ROUSE
AND q II the city 81 Nsshy de, on the West
see Of sunuer street. adjoining he lot uhereon
The ssid Natn then Resided, and bounded IS
ichoEs. Beginning on the corner Of he isst men
toned lot thence running back WestwArdiy with
the lines q To sane lzJ eel to q STAKE; thence
AorthEar Isl IS Estto = sake; thence . a-tslraly
lOe ito "a HmeAstfeeii ana thence SouthWard
Is % feet % the place q bcgnnjnE-beina psr 81
no saue IL purchased ot sad Martin Of Joseph
psrkna, about he year ISL, ahd iornery know
~ tha ntme al The Tsibot Lot
sad house snd lot vii he soiff ressh.
iy2f-3d PATRICK McDERNOT.
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Ia. willard, 40. eSN Uaioa strest, laid
on our tsblelsst nigh, tie Sew York dsiiies
Of the sob, and Prank L5slie's New Pieto-
risl, aud The Chimney Corner. This num-
Der Of the Chimney Corner coutaias . poF-
trsat Of ar. McCuloch, the Secretary oithc
Treasury.
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Gen. VIM A. Quarles celebrated the 4th
Of July q, Fladon Springs, Ala by connect
log himself in marriage with Miss Alice
YiFlsn. The ceremony was performed at
the residcncs Of Co.. Prince.
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MaErEEISe The family man.,
a . most b%oanhipliy supplied vs.,er,.v ~.
aPuce between tbe Hoa.. ana 49,
on The West side Of the Public son.,s -
oiled with wagons, whilst stand. -
ranged along The curbs Of ne -.
Tbs quantt Is Of vegetable, aua .
1fl very large. saa the svPpils OF mest. a.
and fo~ls snple. The ereatsa $50
Ghounded. There was notliag 10 con,,.
Of except prices, which are yet loo bl-e
tAOagh somewhat lover thsa hsy hsv
ben.
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McKrSpREr n Z. CHvnoE-service At
dis Church every satba'h morning ct loK
o'clock, aad in the evening s. s o'clock.
Rev. A. A. Gee, Pastor. Citizens aud stran-
gers are cordially invited 70 sttond. Seats
free,
Subject tomorrow morning @Eclssisstical
Reconstruction"
sabbash eehool ai q 2. n.
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The Board Of Directors o. tae East Ten.
nessee and Georgia Railroad held a meeting
On Wednesday a. Knoxville. Thos. Il Ca
hEuy was elooied Pres dent A committee
was appointed 70 Sc sc tbe aaairs Of the
Company vita theold President, Secretary
aad treasurer. A committee was slso an.
pointed to confer with tse National Govern-
meni and receive the road.
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Cone 4 Tunnel have received the latest
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Au-
gusts. Macon, and Atlanta dlies; Wilkes
Spirit, n. y. clipper, and Chimney Corner
and the Catholic World fr August.
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ProemafIon h bT lhe GoTernor.
s.,sr o. Tsxsrsu, ExscurTvE p~rssHrxEsT,
N4ssrILEL June q, iso4.

NataNAAA aAAr 49,
WHrnrks, 2 vaesncF his occurred % ue hecse
a-r~aseoiatres OF ID General Assembly Of the
So - Taprsssea ~ lie resignaocu Of the Hon.
E1r,ura Coo-er, EepnseliGFs from the county
-t.te ~ Tennessee. 90 hereby require TIE shef-
~ ~ - c,nniy o. 6ediard % opea sad hold an
-.ss 4 IN Ihufsdsy, The fEird dag Of August nexA
81 tae purpose 81 niAoG Hsd tsessey sac
~,t ~ hes n ssnct accorcaqce Nih nay
-e-lsmehoe on he Eih iasssh crdernge e eiee
- ~ mamhar,oicongress A. and stno. s..
fsr-niiv M tfe proFlsions md hmtseo1s el -
- 81 he Lanaeslh entitled An &tN
fn tesffmsny whereof hare aeNnn.e
800 sntzerlhes mr naale and cansea re g.
4LtrN sasi Of he Sszfa e Ieuneseee to y -
- ~ ne Department n NAshuAe' D
1896.
Ds ". q. BROWELoN-
Ftrrcnsx. eecretsry q STATE, !
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of 5sw Blanks for sale At ihis Office, or
printed to order.
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0ngnaI AnaehmsnI No. z2I

II % srt1g. O. "a he eadsvt Gle III % sesse,
a. he asiendart tas rem rFd Amsn from
: alal Ie111eser. cr - ah4aQudod nat lEe
--Trsrr process ca1ndf = served N h1ui R 81
Faf.g1rc osdsfsd hat pnI caiioa b made Nf our
.sr-rniFs ueeAs 10 III Nashville uloa. urt u ~
az al n iE1t % appesr bebre John htr@ a
Faerna 81 taIeaaa ID HaiIao we, ~ bros c-
~. Teen 81 % Ssh dry 81 y cmoer. i@A p
.rrrer ihea ae1 thefo - SID Atlae1ues@ ur
~ u 80, crthasare Wlh aNsHa a. oaacas1
80 haErt - pa-aas tohz
IohT Mr1a 1Fd1
rnl 49, q lAs FalA
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1ashrille 4lnl0u.
SUNDAY, July Sc, 1865

OzR JoB oTrloE-We arc executing every
description Of plain and fnncy Job Print
ins IN thensasestsi style, nnds the lowest
prices "a this oHce.
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pleasant breeze p~revaiedal day yes
'e5Ssy' making the atmo'phore quite sg'oe
so,e' The mercury IN ear Thermometer
did not Get above Sc.
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TIE Rev. Mr.. Hillsman viii preach this
morning Al the First Baptist Church at l01z
o'clock The public ere invited
Sabbath sehoel oxercises at 81 o'clock,
in same Church.
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Henry Ward BeecheF sN insist, an.
elemcncy foFJeG Davis Baai hneut. TIE
distinguished divine REGARDS as puahhment
sufficient.
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HAD ouARrBRs Posi- OF NASHVILLE
IFY.es fsoyssr MARsHaL
Kashuiie Tenn, JAY = 8S
Proves o der Nc. -
TIE rrsrtee Of OHcers xnd soldiers hlfrhing
hcrsas a he city 10 pests ard where tnere =
10 hinE 70 piexe { them non gettznE en- NE Pf
ment, = hereby fortiatsr.
The Chief cfCty ralroi VII aSasti n exeeutRs
RycSmma.iof Bra. Sea G c noofIrrs,
ssi.s. "a ea ~ sfpaSEsAis
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Fersale ct this omce, ore good second
hand Boiler. viii be sold cheap lor cash.
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Poland's Variety Theatre continues to be
patronized largely cve'y night a new %
riss Of amusements have bean arranged Tor
this week. The bill for tomorrow night is
very fms.
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Orders lor Election Tickets pramptly
flled on reasonable terms.
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VI y kdghsAdto-day sna get breath n
Pase cir aedesjoy As besotaml a.,.w
The Church Street Ferry i slusvs e,sye.
nisni AHd s ne most q rect rop,o
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Three Saloons we're closed yesterday, by
the PrSvo.t Msrshal, ior selling liquor to
soldiers in violation Of Provost Order
No. %.
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Divine services will be held (Dso v~Olente)
ia the First Presbyterian Church every
sabbath st lok o'clock, A. n, and ~. r..
sunday school al 81 AZ Prayer meeting
Wedneahsy ats PKG
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Cneap Watthes I'D Gald Pens,

KNTE are pew oiering our stock q WATCHES
and GQLBP pms At reduced picea. Wat r.
IS 81 s., e, 81. SIS % so. SIS So S. and up-
rsrds Gsli Peas and Czsss from 3 % ss Per
sen3 stamp r Crcusr.
s II BCRBAeK 4 CO..
5rz-st 2S Broedvs5 n. E.-Box A,9sa
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We ara Obliged 70 Ed NJ. Davis. sowanee
Depot, for late New York papers, the China,
ney Corner and Clipper.
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W.. G.. Collier furnished us last evening
with TIE last Louisville sad Cinriunaf pa
pers. .
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Mnsterl0otR ous.

Officers who are anxious to get their com
psnies mustered ouf Of service, 80 as to allow
their men 10 90 home, can have their muster
ont rolls executed in one day 81 O'Neilfs
Claim Agency ofice, No. IS Cedar st. Sold
ier3 back psy and county secured. Monthly
returns e Quartermsster stores, and quar-
terly returns Of ordnance stores promptly
executed. 1 jy25-ImoH
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Wear oblgei 90 our young friend Rains,
clerk Of W. II Earich 8 Co, for the Louis
vile journal and Cineinnati Commercial.
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Capt Kirk sold At the Government corrals
IA mules, Yesterday. They averaged 81
per head.
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sabbash School Al .. N.

Elder p. s. Ean wll preach Ibis morning
At the christian Church, Church stl Ser
vice TO oommsRos Al 1917 \. Seats free,
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The attention Of The boys Of the 5th Iowa
cavalry is specially called to TIC Advertise
NOM headed Administrntor's Notice, to be
found in eur pepper this moraing.
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George Shields 4 Co, sell the household
furniture Of Capt Lamorean. so morrow. A
Ane chanc ior bargains. See advertise
mont
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See list ~9fune'aimsd pscksges in Adams
Rxpress oaice on 4lh page.
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Persons wishing toemploy 'sbOrers Of any
kind ere referred TO the advertisement Of
Col R. W. Barnard. IO5th Us. C.I, super
inteGdentof r fugses, Freedmen aud AbaR-
doned Lands. District OF Nashville. His
~headquarters are st the old Academy,
Church street, recently known aa Hospital
No. IA. The mlhllment Of contracts made
with him will be enforeed-thus protecting
tbs interests ofboth the employer and the
employee.
We learn that there are several contra
band camps Of about Loco each, in the Vi
cinity Of Esshyille; one Of 500 at Hender
5 nville; Of 500 a. Gallatin; and Of l,20o st
GAINESVILLE. After the 18th Of August the
supply Of nations by the Government will b
discontinued, and all Of these people must
thence forward rely upon their own re-
sources.
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Prescriptions Issued gratuitously to those
who are unable 70 defray a professional fec,
on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 2 g. N. to s
a. m. at the Nashville Medical and Surgical
Institute, Church street below Cherry.
E. s.. AsoRN, N. D., E.
Examining Physician and Surgeons
iva annAni-tf
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ChampsEue Wine sherbet
AZ oEanne q Morrison'e Ice Cream Saloon.
this evening.
Tomorrow evening
Caiawba Wine Sherb L,
PATscL-There were quite q number Of
parties brought before Lieut.. New n yes
terday, for various offences. They were
respectively disposed Of according to the
degree Of thei offending.
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HAs rrlncrsd BE Fanly 8 rdfnca 10 81. "a
III aautb earUsr er4 ~ aecr tsisF chlrcr
o1a = - ~ FaA 10. IS Noria
easHy = R~s aRH u5n-i"
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The MeMinnvine Branch win n, ,sns;rss
aud put in running esier 90 sooa as arrs1go-
menta can be made.
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me eneeyvae Btaneh Rosf ii e Be 70
lsld. The s'ting tnsers a,s a., be renossd.
Ana Tue l'oA put down on ne cross tes
tbe F4yeieville E-aneh is e deal.
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