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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
r EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL,

IL propose 10 reopen my LAW SCHOOL, at
this place, on the first Monday Of July next
The plan of instruction will be the sane as that
formerly adopted, with highly encouraging sue
cess, the length of the session being extended to
nine months. Gentlemen proposing to place
themselves under ny instruction are respectfully
sole ted to give ear notice of their intention.
.TExT RooKs.-Stephens Commentaries, L..
max's Digest, Greenleaf on Evidence. Stepber
on Pleading. Kent's Commentaries, Matthews Di-
gest aud Adams Equity.
The fee for the course will be sl00-one moety
payable in advance, and the residue on the LIST
October. j w. BROCKENBR0UGH
Lexington, Va, June 9th, 1865. jei2--6t
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CHRISTIAN, LEA & co.

No 63 Main street.
IN BBLS GIBS0N'S OLD RYE WHISKY
CU 20 bbls Gem of Kentucky, Old Bourbon
% do pure Old Rye
10 8 casks Pnet Casteilon q Co.
Brandy
10 IA casks Old Port Wine
10 IA do Sherry, very fine
100 cases extra fine Claret -
100 dozen Muir & Sons Sparkling Ale
90 cases Alsop's do do
81 baskets Heidsick Champagne, quarts
aud pints
90 baskets "Star" Champagne, quarts
aid pints
10 cases Utard, Dupuy & Co. Cognac
10 do Sherry Wine
~ do Gin Cocktail
20 do Ale. pints
80 do Gibson's Nectar Whisky
% do do Old Bourbon
ALSO.
l5 N Cigars, various grades.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

POSTPONED --The review Of the cath Army Corps
Major General Gibbons, which WAS announced to take
place Saturday afternoon postponed account Of
the weather. the rain coming on about the hour the
columns were moving to the review ground, from the
different camp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

tons with this theatre This place is now one Of the
NEST fashionable resorts that be found In the city
Everybod goes there. Let's all 20 o-night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

ROO REWARD.-Stolen from my farm,
DZU near Orange Springs, Orange county,
Virginia, on the night Of the 26th Of May, fine
GRAY RIDING MARE, Of medium size, years
old, with the initials of my name Or. P. g.
branded upon The left thigh q white spot 10 the
left eye-a person might suppose the eye defec.
tive. When standing length Of time, she
stretches and rests her left fore foot IL she had
been chest foundered. She is very much inclined
70 bite the rider when about to mount her.
Also, large BLACK MAI L MULE, SIX years
old with initials of my name branded upon left
thigh. This mule il rather homsly, and some
what rubbed by pow harness.
/ will give Twenty Dollars for both, or Ten
Dollars for either for their delivery such inior
alton as VIII enable me TO get them.
RICHARD p. GRAVES.
jeio-3t. Orange County, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

FREE TRANSPORTATION 1--WE are requested to au-
nOunce by authority OF Major General Ord that free
transportation will not be furnished hereafter by the
military authorities in this Department, except Tor
purposes strictly connected with the military service.
Also that the Department has on hand NO horses or
mules for free distribution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
HEADERS DEPART OF VIRGINIA, }
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, June 10Th, 1866. }

GENERAL ORDERs)
No. 10.
sufficient time having elapsed since the sur
render of the forces lats in rebellion with the
United States for all who were of such fore es to
procure other apparel than their uniform, it is
hereby ordered that no person. after June 18th
1856, appear in public in this Department wearing
any insignia Ct rank or milit ~ or naval service
worn by officers or men OF the late rebel army.
Where plain buttons cannot be procured those
formerly used can be covered with cloth.
Any person violating this order will be liable
to arrest.
BY command Of
Major General E. o. C. ORD,
E. w. sMITH,
jel2-3t Asst AcJt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

MEETING OF THE CITIZENS or HESRICO. I'VE desire
again to call the attention OF those interested, TO the
meeting Of the cilizons Of HenrcO county appointed
take place this morning ut II A. NJ, AT the County
Court House, Main street. Every citizen Of the county
who can possibly be present. should attend mattef
affecting all will be considered and discussed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
Sal Rheum. ointment Salt R1eum.
ITCH.
DATCIIELOR's HAIR DYE!
MASON A. HAMLIN's Cabinet

MASON a. HAHLIN'S Cabinet
Nl Orgaus.-Powerful and cheap-.oud
voiced and low priced-for parlors schools and
churches These instruments have the automat-
ic swell, knee stop, and double bellows, and are
the finest instruments now made. Stenway i
Sons celebrated Piano Fortes Of every style for
sale by CHARLES S. BENTEEN,
Agent for the above Factories,
No. 80 w. Payette St., Baltimore, Nd.
iot0-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
azpnnouT OF SORTS sxpra..c. The feeling.

,fsunN0UT OF SURTt'' eXpfdtscs Tie IetIings OF
H><< many that eRuUot be oihstwi-e ds-srihad.---
Lznguor, weakness enetvstiehI lstlcssuess, sleepy
ness, Inciauehoyi Snrt Oappes, se compose eia-s
Of silmen, g,eaer than al others combined. u Is er.
acty tor these Understandable complaints that PIASTA
TIoS ITrRHs are prepared, II j. Tor the relief o. these
same complaints they have become 80 famous. Henco
II Is that they are extensively used by ciergymen
merchants ladies' aud persons OF sedeniary hablts;
ney are pleasant the taste they are berencial
TO the Stomach The extent Of their sale " almost in
credible iel2--eOd3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

ON. soZODoNT.---An article that is at once a
BeS teeth prescrver and breath purifier, aud yet
so ut aud venient 10 use its exceeding pOpu
Iariy does not surprise any Time Ia, fully es
tabshed the fact tia: the SOEOdOn Possesses these
eslent qualities In an eminent degree II has egii
maely acquired the right to position upon every toi
let table.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

DECEIVED BY THE STEAMER NEW JERsEY.
Ii OF PhiIadelphia, n large lot Of LAGER BEER ana
G,rman Red and White Wines, which will sell 10
Restauiant keepers and families at low figure.
J..H. sHURMAN,
jes''@s No, Main ,lrssk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF RICHMOND,

OF RICHMOND,
A. VANCE BROWN, President.
s. B. SAITH, Cashier.
Isaac Davenport, s. G. Robinson,
w. Is. Jones, s. r. Adams,
VIM. Beers, r. B. Smith,
Oscar King IL NJ Ranuey
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
Nrnno BOY pRowYEp pr A soLnIRR Ion SAD

NEGRO Boz DROWNED Br SoLnIRR.---On Saturday
afternoon, about clock, soldier who was cOnside
rably intoxicated passed up along the Dock, and when
nearthe SECOND 0cKs gate near ocketts, no eneOun-
tered "A small negro boy who going out fishing.
The soldier, without many words, and In JOeular
mood took up the boy by the nape VI his ueck aud the
seat of his 6reeches, aud holding him Tor moment
over the Dock said % Here goes and lot him drop.
As the hoy touched the water he cried out for help, bat
sans Immediately. some citizens to the spot, ar
irving lust as the unfortunate negro rose and went
dow the second and last time. His body was gotten
out in fifteen minutes, but life was gone. The soldier
whose has caused the loss OF human life,
WAS arrested aud committed 10 Castle Thunder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

THE CONFEDERATE uSIFoRN. 1--WE direct the special
attention Of all concerned 10 the order Of Major General
ord respecting the wearing Of the Confederate uniform,
published In another column.
The order says that sufhcieut time having elapsed
since the breaking up of the rebellion FOR all who
In Il procure elothlng other than the Con
irderae uniIorm no person, after June 18th, lsv5 will
be allowed 10 appear IN pablo, IN this Department.
wearing any Insignia OF rank OF the military or pnya
service heretofore worn BY officers or men OF the late
Confederate army, Where plaiu buttons cannot be OBJ
lHiusd those formerly used be covered with cloth
ANY person violating this order WILL be liable TO NJ
fo.f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
"wnAr'LL You TAKR"-.- rooms, the street and

"wHAr'LL You TAKE" --Bar-rooms, the street and
social life are full OF such expressions. whall you
takel Whisky, rum brandy, gin, juap or cocktail.
Young man. you with the round rosy, neathul face,
don YOU take either. Say $40 to all such interIo-
cations Thousands OF men to-day regret, with re-
eret that can never cease that they couldn't NO.
HWhat II you hayel They yield, aud are drinkHrds.
Young mao whatll you havsg Will you have health,
will you have money in your pgne, Will you have
yigor your mind and limbs, Will YOU have contept-
ment peace through life thea MUD what we cay
when you are asked "What'l You have" say "Noth'
!ug,h and you will never regret 1t,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12

The Washington correspondent Of lead
ing Northern journal says, writing on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-12
VxTM. A. CHARTERS,

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

The case Of Rebecca abuber (calorcd),
chsrged wlth stealing 80 d waioh and $40
IN CO a, ir "a Alra. Crimptoh, was Gismiasedi
there beng nc evidence 10 even warrant q
suspicion q the guilt Of the defendant.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29
By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Coy, BramleiI in Washington.
State eeBSiilUlloH OF Colorado
Adopted.
The Negro Suffrage Clause Re.
ieffed.
Ny ymr Sept ss

AlH a-A. SEPT. Is.
ne Herald s HasEiufoa speeinl saws
mat tne Aeniucky deisesuan. beaded bv
uef- hialnleii, are stll aerc- and have ho.i
4 ~ sesie1elec WIN Che frssii nd aud
,eias on departments, couccruiug affairs In
mat state They are rep rtei ,o be united
pa ASKING the removal of General FyveW r-
ia command tins re OF negro tr,ops f,-..r .ii.l =
eut parts % tue State. aud @ GREATER eooren e.
traitor of troops. than now exist. ~ Els
borders, as absolutely necessary 10 tfc
adoptoa of the Constitutional /. ensreut
by the next Legislature.
A fGc siuils of the Frcsi,iort's s.-na-
t're has De prepared and over th c.
hundred pardons are reported 90 have been
stamped with % at ,lc white House yesier
day.
6eneral Preck. of Mississippi. is amou-
the seekers of parious new 10 this citv.
Inc Alabama embargo will probably D.
raised within few DAYS. and the Issuing Of
laraons to the citizens eli States ou ana
thereafter VIII be duly received as before
LAe stoppase was caused by distrust of
the acton ct the Stale Convention. Late
reports, however, remove these apprchsu-
SONS, aud believe them o. have tccu un-
founded.
ST. LOWS. Sept. sS The c1npIete returr.
rem Co orai0 sboE that the state C-n-titr-
uoo was adopted By b large majority. The
clause authorizing negro suffrage vas de-
ieaicd
Nkw YorE, Sept! 3 Gold opened atlas
amt fell 10 l45- and closed 40 la; sea
coupons 1875 5-2os, new .ssue, loss.
WAsmNcroS. September 5.-Becvutlv IA.
dresses by some Of the citizens of Charioti--
VILE, Va, % President johnson, promrtcd /
oy the difficulties which surround them En- I
reiatlcn 10 the approaching Con -ressional I
election, appeal Co him tor counsel and adj I
vice as 90 their proper course. Bcirr who'll ]
" uniniormcd as Co whether the test saith Z
VIII probably BE- repealed or modifed se as /
10 admit Southern member, they have ]
thought it possible he might cnhrbten /
them. The President does not know az Do |
what acfion Congress viii take on thc cath /
any more than any other citizen
BALrNoEE, sept. 21.-Thc Lvnchhsrg !
Nirglnian says; We are requested by 6en. I
turtiss 90 say that the meeting proposed % 1
be held this evening, 90 make arrangements I
for getting up petition in behalf Mr.. Davis, I
cannot De allowed
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The Robertson County Outrages.
Names Of the Leaders OF the
Gang.
The Sheriff and Posse After
Them.
The Citizens Determined TO Pre-
serve order.

Our readers VIII recollest that. few DAYS
since, We gave an account Of several outra-
ges, near Adams Station, IN Robertson
county, perpetrated By a bard Of Yilisins. a.
that time Unknown, and whose object seem
ed 70 be plunder. We have since learned
that the leaders Of this gang were two men
named Luirell, and Mitchell; and that ore
OF their followers, Of whom there are eight
or ten, Is Mr.. Ogg, while suspicioa IS
thrown On one Pittman, al Of whom are
residents Of the vicinity Of the outrages.
Last Tuesday, having learned who the
parties were, the Sheriff Of the county, Mr..
AZ. s. Woodward, with posse, started out
in the direction Of the residences OF the sus-
pected parties, and soon succeeded IN arrest
ing Pittman; but as the suspicion against
him was not strong, and a. be told a very
straight story Of his whereabouts, at the
time If the 0uirages, and begged so pite0usly,
he was released; but no sooner was he at
liberty, than il is believed that he gave in
formation Of the presence Of the posse, 70
Lutrells Mitchell, aud Ogg, To-, when the
officers went 70 their houses, they had all
fed.
The Sheriff, and people Of the county, are
determined to bring the offenders 70 justice,
If 10 their power. All the people Of tue
county, with the exception Of a few villains,
are determined that law and order shall be
restored; and no hing viii be left undons,
which will aid in eheeting 50 desirable an
object.
We understand that some ofthe best citi-
gems Of Springfield, intend to apply 10 the
Governor Tor arms, 10 aid in hunting down
out avs, under the auspices Of the civil au-
th0ritIes- Something must be done 10 put
an en- 10 brigandage which prevails; ard
the sooner the better. Summary punish
ment is what the case demands,
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lycAHcraArICN OF oSr or WEz's Accou-
rLicrs.-James ". Duncan. one Of che Wit
tain Wirz, having been identified bv soma
OF the victims Of his cruelty, as one Of the
most prominent Of Wir-'s assistants in Tie
ill-treatment Of our soldiers, was ARRESTED en-
Thursday last, by order of Msior General
Augur, and iuruished quarters in tho Ola
Capitol Prison, similar 90 tho.e occupied ~
Wirz. Duncan IS apparently not above
twenty -hvc years % gge; BE- baker BY trade.
and his present residence Is Norfolk. Viz
ginia. He Is understood 90 be a native Of
Baltimore. but has been some wears South,
living in New orleans ct Che coumcuce-
meut Of the war, when be enlisted m b
Louisiana regiment, from which he was
finally detailed a. a sort OF commis sary
ageut, acting as such at Anders1nville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

Old THsATRE.-Tho Octaroon was well
rendered last night, in. all its parts and
elected applause throughout the play. As
Zoe, Miss Mary Nitchell was fully equal 10
the character. and acquitted herself in a
highly creadable manner. Tonight she
will undertake one Of the most difficult i'm
persoaations in the role Of modern stars
which she appears as Thistle. The enter
tainment concluding with the highly inter-
esting piece, entitled, The Wandering
Boys" This is without exception one Of
the most attractive bills Of the season, and
we anticipate a crowded house.
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BOTD's MAGNIFICENT
Addition to Nashville.
AEu
The ooekrIh.s Spring Traoi

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n-onsrT u Nasn.rr .r la..- Iir. ~. II ..sr.
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usftr. 20 a1.a q ras1. macy vs...' F. r.
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81 ~ 81 hN N.iH'H rrI' HIrra IL -......
aa.i.alrr 800 fir.-t ra...
i.asio ia1rla. elpy o1s as-E ...i ~, 81.
q ..s .Hna @ ~. II.
"a a. ara "a sNI.-f1r ~ --.-..--.
aiieie p a. i.r-. 49,.
80 ut1 81 rlft. .ts af gerr.-- -. i..l RI
llis - lrsi o. 1rr 3 zoe rerr.s r..-f ~. 49,.
siis lare c.sr-e lcr fre1ls. T---t.--- II
49,. - ~ efpec.l'. ret.--al szi
eu-PiafntaHt u.i Ca e rafI.-5l'--. /. -...
f tcu-rra "a 80 a..
us'si q o.. b. 81.
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10 stranger, and rltlrens.

VS. do not proiess b Be the only Physi-
eian in she city, who may be found at his
Office ct ali hours, day or nights" nor do
We, in offering our services 10 the invalid
desire 20 recommend ourself in preferences
TO other equally well established and ex-
periencod physicians nor do We pre-
tend TO be iniallibls, OF the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
tioned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any tgoader-
ri secret reaseaicS, OF extraordinary acrcc-
abe treatment OF palliatiUes; Is all sensible
men must know, that success in the pruc-
lice Of medicine, does not depend 80 much
upon the discovery Of nsl5 rc1icdies, OF nee
modes Of freafment, as upon he skiilful use
Of those agencies necessary 20 q pcrfect cure
and this can be scquired only by oxpe-
renee and patient application. We ros-
pectiully refer the public 70 cur genera ad-
vortisements in smother part Of the paper
Ofico hours from s in the morning till 3
a. night. L. L. CoLEHiE, NJ. ID.
81 North Cherry sL, Nashville Ten
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

PoLANp's VARIETIrs.-rhis popular place
&c amusement lie nightly attracting i'm
mense audiences, and it is well worthy the
liberal patronage conferred upon it. The
performance is full If rich wit snd humor.
and embraces all the latest burlcsques and
modern comedies. Ore ofthe best tIoups in
the country is now entertaining the lovers
house.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

We copy the following item from the Lou
isville journal Of yesterday. That sus-
picions Of some character are rife among the
lovers Of the turf, is very evident, and we
note this as 3 warning 10 our readers who
may be interested in, aud whose duty il is
70 relieve the turf Of so foul a stigma.
These rumors Of foul play on the CouRsE
are becoming too frequent, and something
should be done by the q" true lovers Of the
turf 70 shield 1t from the odium attached
q such conduct as may be inferred from the
following;
RAcEs.-The race yesterday at the Wood
lawn resulted in great dissatisfaction TO the
lovers Of the turf. The judges decided the
race unfair and recommended that the bets
be withdraw. ii the judges are right, II
is a duty which the Woodlawn Association
owes 70 itself TO investigate the matter and
expel forever from the track the cuba Die
parties. Bette won the first race in 2:40.
The second heat was won BY Chuckalhck in
Pa. Bette won the third heat in 2.45.
Chuckaluck won the fourth and 9th heats
in about 245.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

We would call fhe especial attention Of
the public generally u the well filed estab-
lishment OF our enterprisiuU friend, W. ".
Totten, who has the finest selected stock cf
Family Groceries south Of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he hsa
opened a splendid Liquor establishment.
whore the finest Liquors and Wines can BE-
obtained, from bottle to pipe. Families.
parties, and pic-nics furnished wah the
choicest "viands" al modera'e prices. His
Nos are q and %, North College street. OBJ
posite sewsnee House. Give him q call
sen2Q-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

RoE AT SPEtKRG.-At the speaking
night before last ON the corner Of Cedar ana
McLem re streets, row was occasioned by
the attempt Of certain parties 20 take one Of
the speakers from the stand. The police
promptly interfered and prevented a Diff
Guilty, which would have been a disgrace
and a shame 20 our city. By all meaus
give every one hearing, aud whoever the
soversiges select 70 fill the positions. we
will checrlully submit and give a cordial
support.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

MLLINEss 4 DRrssNAEERs Buy your
trimmings and millinery goods, such as or
namants, bugle gimp, silk dress cord, but
tons Of every style and color, ribbons, French
flowers, hats, bonnets, silks, velvets. etc,
at Elsasser & Co.'S, No. 80 Union street, one
door west Of College. They have the most
extensive and best selected stock in their
line ever brought to this city, and sell their
goods al Northern prices. sep25-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

Persons uEacquaintcd in the city seeing
% many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at loss b de-.
ermine 70 whom 70 entrust the treatment
OF such cases. To such persona We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest c1fsb.
hshment Of this kind is az No. g Deaderick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. Ds.
"A. RIcEARD JosEs may Be f0nud Ia bis OF
zee during the hours stated IN lis general
advertisement Al aleiieiles iirntsied n
The Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

Scott, Dawson a Co., Is Public Square,
South eide, desi. to close out their p esent
stock Of wool over shirts, paper collars,
winter under wear, and boots snd shoes.
We offer large assorlm7nt Of the above,
and buyers from the South, as well as mer-
chants doing business in this city, will find
it 10 their interest 10 examine this stock,
which we are determined to dispose Of.
sept27-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

GRtSo FrxtN BsIt.-The bali Of the
Fenian Bro herhood 90 the Masonic build
ing last night was one Of the most happy
gatherings that has ever assembled in this
great hail The attendance was large, and
very select. A fine band, under the leader
shin OF Mr.. Wilson. oficiatcd. The mana
gers were polite, and spared no efforts 10
make &c. IS IL was, one Of the mott delight
fol parties Of The season.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

NEw TmATER.--We were pleased 10 no.
tee a large and select audience last night 10
witness the great play Of The Seven Sis
ters cf Satan" This play has been pro-
duced ct a great expense u the Managers,
and We sre graufed to observe such encour-
asement as has been bestowed upon the
enterprising Managers. The piece Is ed
nirably produced, The scenery being excel
lent aud the play well rendered ii sll its
parts. twill be repeated tonight. Go aud
see IS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-29

A NV TRANSFER CoNPANr.-We learn
that new transfer company has been or
eanizsd under the direction Of Mr.. Bruner,
who intends IL 20 be the most reliable mode
OF transportation In the CITY, and between
al the different railroad depots. Mr. Bru-
ner's well known character as a thorough
going business man viii insure the success
Of this enterprise. Stables have beer pur.
chased, and every arrangement made 10
Commence operations % an early daY.
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sr.rr Prrsor.-Tba So. -

STATE PRIsoE.-Ths State prison will be
turned over by the military TO the State
authorities or Saturday. The inspectors
selected by the last Legislature will receive
Is from toe military su horities and put it
IL the hands Of keeper or warden. Il is
the intention Of the poNers that be, to ma 1e
IT place OF confinement for all persons
convicted by military courts for criminal
ouences. There wee recessed Yesterday
some ninety -Gve prisoners. leaving bal
ance Of one hundred ard thirty in the care
Of the State, who come under the laws or
dsiDed for the government Of the prison.
Little by little the civil law is returning,
and ere long its influence viii De ae-
knowiedged all over the land