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cal Republicans are being made, to
make way for other Republicans,
nearly all of whom served in the Union
army or navy. No democrats are APP
pointed This is sorely troubling some
of the radical Congressman.
The bill to appoint an additional As
sistant Secretary of the Navy is for the
purpose Of allowing another officer of
that grade to be appointed for that De
partment while Captain Fox is absent
in Europe. He will cross the ocean in
the Iiron-clad monitor Miantaomah,
for the purpose of personally present
ing TO the Emperor of Russia the reso-
luton of Congress congraiulsting him
on his escape from the hand of an
assassin.
He win also report upon the present
condition of the principal Navies Of
Europe. It is generally believed in
Europe that one of the monitors can
not cross the Atlantic, but the incredu-
lous will soon have demonstration of
the fact. The Miantanomah is at Hall
fax, awaiting the arrival of Captain
Fox.
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In Dyspepsia,

'rI Is attendant tram of symptoms, it scts more
..hEh CHARM than medicine. There D. moth
#E n .ra whole range a MatorIa Medlca tnat can
.ram.mrut bear "a comparison with &c IN this dis
-.aH.
A .a. aao0uut Of this wonderful plant may be
.uuf Boo fHaIIih edition OF the u. 8. DspensstoTy,
Isl.a l.-T sud 1858.
.ar.I.a af typernentg in which DR.. Boil has
.#ar for years engaged has Just been brought 20 "a
....es-a' termuauou, and he ~ now enabled TO
.farTn t.n public "a combination Of CEDkON Wlih
.HHr approved tonics. the whole preserved ln the
.aa. quality ufCopper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
.... #H .- confident haa no equal IN the world.
t.mElf furuizha volume Of certificates, but the
. have bong since learned 90 estimate such
.... .F their true value, The sSlest plan ~ Tor
..H one i1 iU-l for himself The virtues oil ne"
nH
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A curious case of divorce was de-
veIoped before Judge Barnard, in New
York, on Saturday. The parties in the
suit are Rev. Joseph A Saxton, of Nor
wichtown, Connecticut aud his wife,
Anna A. Saxton. 1t appears on the
papers that Mrs. Saxton, in February
Of this year, applied to the Supreme
Court for and obtained divorce from
her husband on the ground of adul-
terry. 1t is alleged by the defendant
that he knew nothing of the divorce
until he saw it in the newspapers, and
he now seeks to open the decree and
be allowed to come in and defend him
self
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epI5Iy

Go 70 Bryant StrattOn & Co 3 Nashville Business
College for thorough education IN Book keepIug,
Penmanshlp, Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
lstOus, Partnership, Settlements, &C.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRATION co.
CCu3-IY.
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BANDS OF RoBBERs.-The Memphis
Post of the 18th inst. SAYS

Post of the 18th inst, says
"Our Military authorities have received
inflammation OF The existence of bands of rob
hers. acting in connection with each other
from Middle Tennessee 10 Texas. Harper
who has been msrauding in Tennessee Is
said TO be a leader among them. The out
RACES in North Mississippi are supposed TO
have been committed BY some Of these
bands"
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOIIss soap, in such universal
demand, ID made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and smoIIsnt in its nature, frasran1ly
scented, and extremely beneficial in its acton
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers [fsb9-ly
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30 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
Is do 90 Porto RICO Sugar,
% do do Cubs Sugar,
80 Barrels Crushed and Powdered SuzsT
20 do Grsnulated Sugar,
1d0 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
20 do @. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar,
100 Bags RIO Coffee,
- Mats Java Coffee,
% 90 LaguTa Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allsp.ce,
% Bags Pepper,
- Barrels Mackerel,
50 = bbls do
$50 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
90 do search,
10000 Cigars assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
IUD do Rasins
80 Cases SardInet,s
80 Case Oysters,
100 B0z. Buckets,
50 Nests Tubs,
Together win everything usually Kept in whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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natchcl0r,s HaIr nrnI

The Orig nal and Best ia the World The only
true and perfect HAIR Dye. harmless, Rehahisa and
nstsntsneous Produces Immediately = splendid
Black or natural Brown, without nIunng she HAIR
or SKIN. Remedies the no effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by al Druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regenentng Extract Of Niledeurs, for Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sepl5-ly New York
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DR.. James T. Reese has been elected
Mayor of Selma, Alabama
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DOCTOR OAROW's
CHOLERASPECIFIC

NOW that We anticipate CHOLERA 10 our midst
~ ltbehOOVes US all 20 secure, and keep on hand
some known and enectual remedy for gny smer-
gency, and this We md In DR.. OAKOW5 9PECI-
FlC, which be prescribed and used with such un-
roun1ed success, scarcely ever losing q cassl
" hen this scOurge Visited Nashville, some years
past, DR.. CaroW one Of our most eminent and
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can b. had, thousands who have
tested its virtues Will not fail % nave it en- hand 10
- no Patent Medicine, but q compound from the
Prescription d tins distinguished Practitioner.
There can likewise ~ no better remedy for ChOle-
ra-morbn7, Dlarrn0sa and Dysentsry.
For sals only by
R. p. JENKINS a Co, Druggists,
may5-u 81 Market street. opp Union.
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Or. John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville, Kentucky.
rufa.le preparation Of SARSAPARILLA
stood 81 the head Of the various com
.a. -lai valuable drug.
Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become q household word through
out the West
and South His Worm Lozenges,
ss- than a year after their introduction
..-al O. reputation 81 wide spresd as the cont
.. Sort. America But the GROWING glory ol
-aua uz t0 be attained In ms dl-cOyeTy, OF
...-....H .Halr4n. for he does not claim TO have
.aH.-.uFerer OF CEDEpN, which rs the ba-ls
.HHr- now offered Go the pubic. That non,
H.a f1 The native iuhauItauis OF Central
--a. lH whom itz virtues haye been known loI
loan fRu hundred years. Armed with % the
.a rfa defiance 20 the most deadly malaria,
HHlg- without fear, the most yenomous ser
. IfIs belief with them, that while there is
H tEs nCdy, the Cedron b. potent TO cure, no
..- what Ihc disease may be.
a.. IT. Bull ls not prepared 20 endorse lhs
-sst-aui pretension, he n nevertheless ssushed
. thorough examination Of the evidence rel'
L. .H ..- virtues. that as remedy ana PieN'h'a
... r..| sr-asse arising from exposure, elther u
.aa.. her ur climate, or 70 ihiA7ihauo 'u"uen'o %
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Without q Rival.

All. ....Iy deserves the reputation lt has so long
.r..I .8 GENITAL America and the West Indies.
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A VOICE FROM PTrsHUR0.-

Voice. FROM PrrrsEURo.-
NiCKsgUEs, Miss. Aug Q, 1888.
Dr.. John BuU-Dcgr Sir. am happy 20 state 10
with great bsnehttO my self IN general dsbiu and
prostitution Of my system produced by ths I'M
healthy snd m9smatc influence Of the mississippi
uver around Nicksuurg, having been with General
Grant 5 army throughout ITS whole southern cam
palgn- confidently recommend ITS use 20 all per-
sons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
III. W. FcaIE.
Agent u. s. Sanitary Commission.
LOUISVILLE, Er., Sept. 10, 1s63.
On the 23d Of July last, ] submitted through an
agent OF mine, TO the Medical Director II the be-
Iartment q the Army of the Cumberland, a cam
pie of my CeurOu bItteIs, for Inspection, and re-
guested 90, after analysis, he found It mertOrOus 70
sanction aud approve its Use among our soldiers
The following rs The Medical directors reply, aud
also Gen. kOseCrans' permission % ship SOU dozen
al once, 20 haven't SOLD 70 soldiers.
joins sulL.
81 am satisfied that Cedron Bitters viii do no
harm 70 any one if taken properly and 10 modsra-
ton. see no objection 10 Dr. Bulls being permit
tel TO dispose ot % To- suffers.
HEyHv A. TuuHsr5v,
-urgeon and Medical Director, ID. O."
HIADqUAUTEHs rP,Hr oF rHE CUMuFULAsp.1
NASHVILLE, TEsN., July "A, IsUS.
Dr. John Bulls ag ut, AIr. ---, has permission
10 ship To- Nashville Tenn. 20 gross or so dozen OF
Bulls Cetron Biters, Tor sale 10 suffers IN the army
only.
Z The regulations Of the Treasury Department are
60 be compiled with ST. Icty.
BY command OF MAJ. cen. ROsecrans.
VIZ. NJ WINS.
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale and retail by BERRY, DE-
MUVlLl4E a CO., Nashville, . enn-s
= a ID HI
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..-.-r. name BE- more Intimately connected
.t.rg OF MATERlA hEDlCA OF the
- more iayOBbiy known as piO-
-....- v.t-s Discovery, than that Of
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35.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD EYES MADE NRW, without Spsctaclss
Doctor OF Medicine. Pamphlet mailed free- Adj
dress + b Foote, N u, Il30 Broadway, New York.
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PHOroGEAPHs-Photograp OF Generals, Federal
and Confederate. The largest collection IN the
west, for sale, wholesale and retail. Remember the
place, Gallery Of the Cumberland, 20 Cedar Street.
opposite Commercial Hotel. mayZ--f
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.
Sent Tree. Address, z b Foote, N d, IIsO Broad
yg54v New YORK
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MEDICAL COMMON sEN3E-400 pages-ItO
Illustrations, 81 So. Sent by mail eTeryWl ere post
psid. Contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
Thor, + Foote, NJ ID, lISO Broadway, New York.
sprlU-}m e0d7
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR TIE
free IN sealed envelope. Address
E b Fo0te, n ID, 1870 Broadway, New York.
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HEyHY A. TUUBsT5y,
-urgeon and Medical Director, ID. O."
HliuqrAurrns rr,ur. oF ruE CuMuruLAyp.
---------- 2

VIZ. NJ. WINS.
Major and Provost MsTshal General
For SALE wholesale and retail Jy BERRY, DE-
MUVlLLE a Co, Nashville enn.s
UguT-tu sat dswtm
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rrfa.Ie preparation Of sARsAPARILLl
gaagI 81 the head Of the various com
.a. .la. valuable drug.
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AEUsEnrS7a.-osr cd trisad ard bis
daughter, Nj. &. ". couidoek snd Mis-
Eiisa Couldoes, appeared AZ The odTaeaira
last evcniug in the neat pay 0 rhs"W IoH
copss," sustsinug their asvoris characters
Of Luxe and Rose F~ieldins. e say ta1se
parts were wen played Is e mere t'-e q
eoumeudatien; they were rendered n 6
manne- . truthful to nature s. az TINES 70
appsar as If they were ths iHdiFiduas
themselves. They we're we'll supported by
Nsssrs. Everett, Arnola and Hubbard, IS
Augustus, Dick Hulks and siagsers, and We
were not e little surprised at Miss fe-aa
nerts rendition Of the outre character Of
aMegH-it was far shove anything We could
have beer led 70 expect
TONIGHT The "Cou!d0cks appear q the
genuine domestic drama Of The Chimney
c57Ber. We feel assured the announcsmsnt
vii be sufficient 70 ensure them 3 well filed
house. They are old faEoritss in this aty,
and have claims upon the public pairousge
as ariistss Of celebrity.
Our aEabls young friend, Hszlstt, The
treasurer, VII be ct the Box oGee from ten
TIL four to accommodate eli those who nay
wish to secure seats. and We advise an early
application.
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Another Steamboat Disaster.
Explosion Of the Boilers Ofths W. R.
Carter.
Immense Loss Of Lie and PrOperty


Immense Loss Of Life and Property.
Never in the snasls Of Western nEviEs-
ton has there been such 5 yspi5 succession
Of fatal steamboat accidents Is within the
past eight or ten days. A most singular
aud unprecedented fate seams 70 hang over
our transports. Before the sickenins de-
tails Of the Mama and Missouri explosions
nave ceased to accumulate, our people sre
freshly startled by tho news Of smother
dreadful calamity. On Saturday morning,
about two o'clock, the Atlantic and Missis-
sippi steampship Compsny's new and beau
tiiul packet W. r. Carter exploded her boil
o-s and was totally wrecked, o-ccasioning a
fearful loss Of life and property. At the
time Of the explosion, the Carter was NOV
ing along quietly and slowly, at a point
thirty i've miles above Vieksburg. As far
as we are able TO learn the beat was made g
total wreck, snd nearly all on board were
lost. The wreck Hoated down to Island
80. where it was last seen or heard
from. It is impossible st the present
writing to give any particulars or esti-
mate the loss Of life. The FIRST ir,telli-
gsnce of this sad mishap was received in
this city q few hours after its oocurren ee by
our fellow-citizen, A. o. BranniD, recount
ing the loss Of his brother, M. J.. ". Bran
min, ard q Mr.. J. F. Smith, both Of this
city, who were passengers, and had 8 large
lot Of stock on the Inflated steameF. At
first tho news was considered doubtful, as
no intelligence Of the explosion had been
received by the agents Of lie company But
all doubts were set aside in the after noon,
when further dispatches announced the
fearful reality. The W. R. Carter lef Port
land for New Orleans on the evening Of Jan
uary Goth, with q enc trip Of freight and a
goodly number Of passengers in her cabin
she had On board upward Of 400 heHd Of
horses lnd mules, and no doubt as she pro-
ceeded South her passenger list was in
creased o. well as her freight. Before she
left here Capt. Fuller and his crew we're
taken of, aud Cspt. D. NJ Hurd, BROTHER of
Capt. Jesse Hurd, of the Inflated Missouri,
was put in command, sud MessTs. J. N.
Smith and M. Onward were appointed
| clerks.
Al the omeeTs are known 10 be killed OF
missing, Mr.. Townsend, Of New Albany
the engineer on watch At the time, ws'
killed Quite a number Of pc pie from Thu
/ eity. and State were OF beard, anon & when
were Mrs. DR.. Richardson and family
and Mist s~so5grass. sons remark able CO.
incidents might be mentioned here. Th'
Missouri snd ". r. Carter ~belongeel 20 tn
sane company, exp oded at he same hou
in tho Morn ng, FROM the rsme lsu PpOssa
cause-tzbElcr boflsrs-and we're cen
msuded BY brothers.
The Capt Brsanin lest is aot the fsrne
postmaster, as is currently reported
The Carter was built in this city an
made her hrst trip in the fail Of 1854. sh
was sold TO the Atlantic ard MISSISSIPPI
Ste mship Company last summer. SD
cost Sl2l. oOo. Her cargo was prime pail
from this city, snd was insured II the fa
F.-s--rE~- vf-s
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The Gathering II the Executive Man
sion Last Night.

WAsHIEGTON, Jan. 81.
No word expresses better than the
Scotticism gathering" the numbers,
the character, and the spirit OF the as
semblage which last night poured into
the rooms of the Executive Mansion.
From the hour appointed for the even
ing reception until IL o'clock the com
pany continued to arrive. Although
all the rooms were open, the crowd oc-
cupied every inch of available space
A larger and more distinguished col
lection Of men and women, from diff
fereut States of the Union, and from
foreign countries wss seldom seen.
Mrs Patterson and Mrs. Slower re-
ceived this immense assemblsge with
the tranquil ease and unstudied cor
diality which chsEscIeriEs them, and
which have conciiiatod for them the
sincerest respect and attachment OF
the public and endesred them to their
personal friends.
The President appeared in excellent
| health and spirits, aud heartily respond
ed to the friendly words which accom-
pauied the respectful s~alutations Of his
| fellowcitisens. He could not but feel
hat this was a popular outpouring, in
dicstive Of the sympathy Of the gres,
MACS Of the American people, and oil
The support which they are determined
to render 70 him in the discharge of his
great duties.
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A. A Physiological View Of siarrisSe'-
1ssTIv q PAGES, sud $50 hne Plates
- EnTsyings Of The Anst0my Of the Human Or
~ n : s;sfe Of ueAlth and Disease, with = Ires-
Use on Esrly Errors, It's Deplora0ie Conse41e4Se
49, ~ NIuq and Body, with the Authors Pan
a-.sfnrrt-he only rRuous end successful
@,ds of eure. as shown BY the report Of case;
,-ssssS a truthful adviser 10 TIA Insrred, ana
nose contemplating marriage, who entertain oepls
- 49, nhv-ical condluoa. sent free OF postage &c
,r~ss an receipl OF 25 cents, IN stamps OF
49, currspcy, By addressing Dr. LA CkJlA' no
n Made Lane, Albany ".
ghe author may Be consulted upon sny aG'
49, ~ msl. Rad medicines sent 70 say PSF O
the world. $780,
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The Original and Best in the world
NJ orlv tue and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less. Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
-Tmediately E splendid Black or natural
Brown, without %iniuring the hair or ~
Ramedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes sold
Nv si Druggists. The genuine IS signed
William a. BatchelOr: Also,
Rssto-iae and Beaut eg TIE HG'T'
CHARLES BACHELOR new feSk'
renlR-ly
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A VcIcE TKon FfcKe9VAs.-
vlckasuss, Mrs., Aug.9 3, 1855.
Dr. .Jaka BIt-Dsar Srs I an happy to sIste %
va, NAT { have 4 ed your valua1e Nedrun oi1se
x,tb .ra Il beusft 70 my-eif IL genera dsbll-y aga
prostisaon Of ny sJst "a Pro-sesl y .
-Ter srousd VcksbIrz, hATrg been Wiz 0enef@
grsat's ANY throughout is Tnoia southern eal-
y 80 Ie5uaaeuty recommend its usstoE al Per'
sops who sre e1Posedfo Unhealthy climates.
q. ". EGatE,
Agent o. 6. Sanitary Conmass.o7'
LouIsyIlrE, BY, Sept. &c, 1888.
On the Esd Of July last ! submitted iAlossn az
ag-rtoF mine. 70 the Medcai D1rector OF the be-
psrfnEnt al he Amy o. the CumoaElsndi . s2m-
ole Of NY Csd'oa bIttersi ( nspecbon, - re-
6ues.edf. sr or anaysis he founai 70 mertouSus, 70
s-n-ts1 ri apuruve ] . use SnonE our soldiers
Ina following is the Me0ca iTecSofe repiJy 80
also cen. Ros-crtn a' permission % shlp ~ a9tsa
ssoncs, TO have it sola . suleis.
81 an sassaed ths. Csdro1 Bitts.s I'll &C 10
harm q suy one Il taken properly and Ia 1oaera
ton. I see 70 o5ecuon to ~. Su s0slDs P"
ted 70 dispose & So suffers
surrecr snd Medical D7ecsoT, ~
EE8sauAErsEs DErtsr. CT TEE G01hsz1
N.savfzLE, rEsE, July g. lse5
n lohu Bulfs agent Mr.. -, has PERMISSION
to shin 20 Nashville, Tenn, 25 grosa o. ~ aotsns
Of Bul cedron hiesrs, for sAe@ salsFA u no
ne r-esulaHous q the Treasury DePEsneus s7e
| u b ecmuled With strcily.
VIZ. II wis.
MAJOR sBd Provost Marshal Ssosr5
Par ssAs. wholesale Eod retail 81 b1ksf, Oh
M~OVIILE&Co., Nashville, Tenn
ocu7-tl sal daN5m
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ANOTHER MURDER CASE.
A Drover named DuvaH Killed.
Tbs BoIdesi Attempt az Robbery
on Record.

Our peaceful city has 50 loug bssn free
from the presence Of robbers and mude-ors,
that We had hoped that = long Interval
would occur before smother deed Of biood
would be r~eoordedi but IN this We was MS
taken; Tor a5ou, three o'clock on Sunday
morning c case Of ss~sassiHaion, not par
sllelod since the murder Of Esasrua1' took
place in the lower end OF the city
AMI. Morse, well known IS s dealer IN
printing paper, but who has recently been
Keeping s stock yard, was, about o'clock
an SUNDAY morning, awakened BY 3 noise
in his room, and, on looking up, he discoy-
cred a burglar, searching for valurbles
smopr the furniture. His first instinct was
to ~" for his coat, where was a pistol;
but the robber was between him and the
garment. and he therefore gently went out
through q side door, without being observed,
as .he room was perfectly dark, and soon re-
appeared at tho regular entrance, well
armed with & pistol, which, unfortunately,
did not 60 oF-the caps an swapping.
The thief, however, was 50 bold thst even
this admoniaon did rot affect him, and he
continued his depredatona till Mr.. Morse
returned with another revolver and fired
four shots-uone Of which, We regret to say
took effect.
After discharging aa the barrels Of bis
pistol, be returned to some a-cgcaintanees'
one Of whom, named Duyall, said be would
try the robbers, and Immediately proceeded
TO the room. but had only reached the door
when the r0bber fred at him, the bali
taking effect in his left side, aad iniaoting
a wound from which he died soon after-
ward.
Duvsll was q drovEr from Kentucky we
were unable to learn further particulars Of
his family, or place Of residence
Immediat,ly after the murder the police
were notified, and two men were arrested
en- suspicioni but as The proof against
neither amounted % muoh, We emit theii
nsmes.
This is 2 Ct the boldest rob5sries o.
record and we hope, soon, to see the per.
pstrator or perpe,ra,ors hanging as high al
the assa,ains Of HsGsrnsn, but d few
abort DAYS since.
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The Remainder to be Given Up.

oar traders VII r-coleot ths4 sone weeks
since 2 negro man, il the employ o. pr.
Dempy Weaver, Of this city, wa met On
tie Eu-freesboro pike BY Two men, write,
aud robbed Of bis horse and al the vslu-
sbies on bis psrssni and that Hr. Weaver
offered q reward q s56e Cor the capture Of
the thisvss, aud The return OF the stolen
snmai.
For some time the thieves bsmed 81 pur-
suit; but it Is hard for robbers Of any kind
. escape justice, aad 60 large 8 reward is
sure to put al good detectives On his track;
and hence IL is not surprising that they
were through every hook and corner snd
that officers swianey and PuIliam got On
the track Of the robbers, and On Saturday
evening last hey traced them Up to ihs
houss CT Mrs. Bell, On the Marirsssboro
pike, some ten or twelve miles from the
city Thsre th aP0asso Of cits rs they sur
rounded the house and ordered them % sur
render One q them named William VII
son, refused to DO 50, and iried 10 coRceal
himself By jumping into q dry vel On the
premises. som eight Or ten feet deep, ana
OF being detected AID ordered 10 erme
Ont, be drew his wi pistol ana
shot himself through toe heart, AID
VII 4 tie party succeeded IL go ting
cut Inc was extinct. Tue Other
-obbsr-nsned Andrew J.. Thomas, qusety
surrendered, wheE 6rst summoned to do 60.
r vas brought 70 the city and lodged IL
jan. The Bird 3 aud saddle stolsn With the
horses was recovered and Identified - vas
ne body C Wilsou. L is "a ught the
viii be recovered in a day or lzro, as
TaoDas says he knows where il is, and has
put the cEser.on the track to recover Il.
By ~ enactment Of the lats lezis ats5e,
horse ttealing, and highway robbery, are
made punishable b. death, if the jury see
hti and we hope the perpetrators Of all
Of the character described above,
viii be made to swing-twsnty-one years in
the penitentiary being too good for them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06

Persons u~nacqusinted in the city seeing
50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at 8 loss TO det
temine 70 whom to entrust the trestment
Of such cases. To such persona We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
iishment Of this kind is st No. % Desderiek
street, and .his should be 8 sufficient guar
antee that this is reliable institution. DR.
A. RrozAnD JoEEs may be found in his Of
fec during the hours stated in his general
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le o65os.