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Indicted.
Tho ur;toJ c.o.o. D;,,u;

The United States District Court Grand
Jury for the Southern District of Alabama,
Judge Bursteed's district, has found bill of
Edndictment against q. w. Gayle, on the
joint charge of murder and conspiracy to
overthrow the United States Government.
Gale has been arrested and held to answer
in the sum of $4,000. He will be remem-
bered as the man who advertised in the Sell
ma papers for contributions to Il fund of ST.
100000, to procure the assassination of Mr..
Lincoln, and who was brought here under
arrest last summer, but really released and
allowed to return.
Santa Anna wants .Nr. SCOTS Picture.
1t seems that Gen. Santa Anna is nego-
tiatiHg for the equestrian portrait of Gen.
Scott, painted by Troye, by resolution of
the State of Virginia, and now on exhibition
in the Capitol.
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WAGONS FOR SALE--Persons desiring TO
purchase wagons on the most advantageous
terms would do well TO refer TO the adver-
tisement Of S. II. STEVENS on tho third
page.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Decision i'm Regard to Stolen h

Decision in Regard to Stolen Bonds.
A case of interest to bondholders was de-
cided to-day by First Comptroller r. w.
Taylor of the Treasury Department, upon
the following established facts: Mr.. Neage
bought ten one thousand dollar u. S. bonds
with consecutive numbers. Having no fire
proof safe he cut off the Coupons, as he as
serts, for additional security against fire,
burglary, &c. Four of them were subsequent
ly stolen from him, and all efforts to recov-
er them have proved fruitless, he asked for
a reissue of the bonds Mr.. Taylor decided
that for the bonds and coupons returned en-
tire, though separated, new ones can be is
sued for those stolen but not recovered, new
bonds cannot be issued. The law does not
authorize the issue of new bonds for lost or
stolen ones. The holder can collect the in
terest on the coupons as they mature, but
nothing more can be done.
Bill to Prevent Smuggling.
The House Committe on Commerce have
agreed to report back the Senate bill to pre-
vent smuggling, recommending concurrence
in the Senate amendments.
Grain Crop i'm Alabama.
The Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for Alabama reports that the
grain crops of this year will reach nearly
the average before the war; both in quality
and quantity. and if not wholly consumed by
immediate necessity for food will be able to
meet all requirements for seed. That it will
not be wholly consumed is inferred from
the sharp experience they have mad of the
necessity for seed, and from the fact that
most of the persons who have grain crops
have also little cotton, which will afford
bor Of hafp Ioi, e fhaf
principal crop, is ripe, and from the further
fact that Gov. Patton will leave in a few
days for St. St. Louis and Chicago, where it
supply of corn with which to supplement
the food issued by the Government.
The Mexican Question.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
had up the Mexican question to-day, and
concluded to await further developments
before taking any action.
The Tax Bill.
The Senate Finance Committee will re-
port the tax bill On Monday, at the latest.
Among the changes from the House bill are
the following:
They have added to the free list sulphur,
saltpetre, American wines, cordage and cast
iron water pipes.
They have taken out mowers, and reapers,
wooden ware, sorghum, machinery and iron
bridges, also paper, except printing, levying
a tax of 5per cent. on all other qualities.
The tax on clothing is raised from one to
two per cent.
Cotton is cut down from five to two per
cent
In place of the dd ydlOrem rate on cigars,
they have substituted uniform rate of $40
on all cigars valued at over S12 per thou
sand.
The tax on making tobacco is fixed at fif-
teen cents per pound instead of twenty
cents.
The House section in regard to matches
is stricken out, also the amendments to the
income tax.
The tax of ten per cent. on the issues of
State banks is suspended for one year from
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JUDGE FRAnEL-This gentleman has so
far recovered from his late indisposition as
to be expected to resume his charge of the
Criminal Court on Monday next.
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AUCTION SALE
FINE FURNITURE.
nOLIN, BARNES & CO, will sell at their
IL Auction Rooms No. 10 n. College street, on
THURSDAY, JUNE nth,

A SPLENDID DOT OF FURNITURE.
Consisting in part Of Bureaus. Bedsteads
Tables, Chairs. Wash-stands. Carpets. Mattresses
Feather Beds, Looking Glasses, Chamber Sets
one extra fne PAriOr and Bed Room Sets. Also
one extra fine Piano.
This sale Is well worthy the attention Of house
keepers, a. the Eurniture IL all in good order and
will be sold low.
NELSON & MURFREE. Agents.
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
wOrld-renOwned for its superior quality. Having
come the principal in with those who want a
fine free flowing ink, md for its permanency it Is
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses. banks or schools, il
is uneqalled. and needs only to be tried TO be APP
proved. For sale by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
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A MAN in New York has raised one hun
dred thousand Young trout, which he has
sold at $50 per thousand, for stocking streams
and ponds. This is doing the small fish
business on large scale.
We are daily indebted to the messengers
Of that greatest of all modern institutions,
ADAMS ExPREs," for papers from all
parts Of the country in advance of the mail.
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TO POLITICIANS.

WE HAvEA LARGE NUMBER OF LEoIsLA-
w FIVE uSIOS AND AMERIcASs. bound in Book
form, containing the full reports Of the proceed
ings and speeches for sessions Of 1883 and go.
Apply at this Once. iEn
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President Roberts before the Grand
Jury,

NFw York, June 15.-Distriet Attorney
Courtney, who has been unable to elicit any
testimony against Mr.. Roberts, President Of
the Fenian Brotherhood, has determined to
lay what facts he has before the Grand Jury
now in session.
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they are at the same time. in diminished doses,
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ant 90 take; and being purely vegetable. are Tree
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DOCTOR CA.ROW'S
CHOLERA SPECIFIC.

NOW THAT WE ANTICIPATE CHOLERA
~ in our midst. IL behOoves us al 70 secure. and
Keen On hand. some known and cfectnal remedy
for any emergency, and this We hnd in DOCTOR
CAROW'S SPECIFIC, which he prescribed and
used with such unbOunded success. (scarsely ever
losing n easeJ When this scOurEe visited Nash
Vile, some years past. DIR. Carow was oae Of our
most eminent and successful physicians and when
his old friends learn thiz remedy can be had thou
sands who have tested its virtues will not fail 10
have Il on hand. IL i no Patent Medicine, bat q
compound from the Prescription Of this distin-
guished Praetiti0aer. There can likewise be no
better remedy for cholera morbus. diarrh0a and
dysentary. For sale BY
r. y. JENKINS x CO., Druggists
g Market street. opposite Unicn.
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ACQUITTED.-P. W. Cook, who was ar
rested some days since, near Bowling Green,
charged with stealing $500 from HAMMER,
a livery stable keeper in this city, was tried
yesterday before Esquire MATHEs, and ac-
quilted
From the evidence adduced in the trial it
appears that Cook had been writing in the
Office of HAMMER, the day the money was
stolen. As rebutting testimony it was proven
that the Office had been vacated some hours
and that no person was about the stable, ex-
cept some employees, at the time the money
was taken.
WILL. HAYWOOD, Esq, assisted by JOHN
BRIEN, ESD, appeared as counsel for the de-
Tense, and, Notwithstanding the apparent
guilt of theaccused, they succeeded in having
him acquitted.
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For one Of those Gems Of Art beautiful col
ored Pearl Miniature, call at GIERs' Galley, ~
Union street. ieS--lm
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For ane Carte de Nisitcs, or large Photographs,
plain or elegantly colored, call at GERs Gallery.
% Union street fies-lm
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WANTED.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, A VIRGINIAN.
IN desires to obtain a situation n Teacher in n
private family, orassistant teacher in Seminary,
TO teach English and first lessons in French. Sal
arg no object. For further information apply to
J. W. Smither, at DemOville * Co.'S Drug Store.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvIcE-Read DR.. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. [jan2S-6m
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Death from Cholera in New i

New YORK, June 15.-This morning a
well to do middle aged citizen died in Eliza
beth street of cholera.
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THIS DISPENSARY Is UNDER THE Elk
i elusive care Of Dir. LE0NIDAS l. COLE
MAN, a graduate Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania at Philadelphia in lSl5 and g. and native
Of North Carolina. He treats and cures all cura-
bic diseases of the pelvic-viscera-H
Fistula.. Structure Of the Ulthea. Varicocele.
Uuterus and Ovaria. and anticipated difficult
PsrturtOn and all diseases incident TO the female
sex.
All diseases Of a private character without
enumerating them.l Of either sex. he cannot be
excelled in their successful treatment, and bids
defiance to all competition in their sure. Whoever
places themselves under his care may religiOusly
cOnGde in his honor as a gentleman.
Medicines furnished and sent by express to any
point. OF prescriptions sen. by letter. that can be
filed by any competent druggist.
COIfsultatiOn by letter respectfully solicited.
Post Office Box 5O2. Dispensary 90 Nsrth
Cherry street, NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
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ANA. no. !. SADDLE HORSE. ABOUT
n IA hands high. six years old; high spirited,
N good order, will be seld cheap. Apply al AS.
June6-tf
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Mrs. J.. j. DECAULP is on a brief visit to
this city, which she proposes to canvass for
subscribers TO one or more works which she
proposes shortly to publish, in relation to
| the late war and her connection with it. OF
the extent and scope of these publications
we are not precisely informed, but if nothing
more than her own romantic experience is
given in the simple language Of truth, they
will possess unusual interest
During and since the war the papers have
so fully stated the leading points in her
career, that it is scarcely necessary to repeat
them here. She entered the war as a soldier,
was severely wounded in her first battle, at
Shiloh-and was afterwards in the service
as an officer in various of It's branches. She
was a widow at the time of entering the
army, and was afterwards married to Mai.
DE CAULP who died in a Federal prison.
During the latter part of the war she
spent good portion of the time
in the United States, sometimes in prison, at
other times as a Federal detective and spy,
and again as a clerk in the War office at
Washington, under appointment from Sec
rotary STANTON. She was in the City of
New York at the time of the Confederate
surrender, on the eve of her departure Z" for
Europe" but upon that event, changed her
destination, and sometime afterwards pre-
scented herself to the nearest Commander as
Confederate soldier, and asked and obtain
ed the parole usual in such cases, which she
still retains.
She has now cast aside the male attire, re-
tanning only the regular Confederate button
as a decoration to her dress.
These incidents are sufficient to show the
excentricities of a strongly marked charac-
ter, extreme shrewdness and readiness of ad-
dress combined with great energy and self
possession.
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MOVE was sent from here few days since
to Franklin, to be tried for murder, and was
undergoing his trial when rescued.
We have been unable TO procure any fur
ther information in regard to HARPER's
movements than that contained in the above
dispatch
Troops have been sent to Franklin.
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HAIR TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

This preparation is one Of the most efTicacious
remedies now in use for restoring hair TO its orr
ginal color. promoting its srowth-aDd for all
diseases of the scalp.
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IN ORDER To REDUCE STOCK. WILL BE
i sold at Astonishing low rates.

TN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK, WILL BE
i sold at Astonishing low rates.
Linen and cotton zheets, ~ cents 20 g. ~.
Linen and cotton spreads, 20 cent % " ~.
Comforts and qaiits 81 o. % e %.
Linen and cotton bsd-tieks. - cents 70 81 ~.
Linen and cotton pill0W-casos. 10 10 70 cents.
Cheap towels 30 cents
Feather and har pillows 20 cents % VI =
Shuck aud hair mattrassoa u = I" ~ ".
Iron bedstsnds. 70 cents 70 81 ~.
Dressing gowns - cents 20 81 81.
Shirt and drawers. = cents 20 81 %.
With many other articles m tho Dry Goods
trade.
Also. Plates. Dishes. Teapot. Pitchers. Spit-
to0ns Chamber. Bed-pans. Mugs, Foot and
stomach Warmer. Foot Tubs, Tin Plates. Pans.
Cups. Coffee pots. Measures. Wash-Dans. Glass
Lanterns. etc.
Also. Bath Tubs and Wash Tubs. knives and
Forks Spoons. CArvers, Meat saws, sad lrons
BrOomE, Mops, Scrubbing Brushes shop Scales.
Chairs once Chairs. split-botto Chairs. Wheel
barrOws. ETC.. etc.
Also. GROCERIES. etc.. etc.
Most Of the stock wls bought at a great sacrifice
and will be sold very cheap. Prices shall sUit
wholesale and rstail. All orders accompanied
with the cash promptly attended 70. No article
sold until psid ioi.
For al sorss and kinds. now is the sIme at that
cheap Store,
Nos. 90 a a. south College street.
=. FLEMING a 60.
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RECORDERS COURT. - PROCEEDINGS OF
YEsTERDAY.-SUsAN RUFFIN, charged with
obscene and disorderly conduct, was fined
Sl7, and sent to the workhouse.
FRANK CARTER and MARY Cox, colored,
charged with disorderly conduct, we're fined
50 each-the latter sent to the workhouse
JOSEPH DUNGY, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined 81. Eight other cases
were fined 81 each.
WILLIAM WELLS and JACOB KELLY,
charged with drunkenness, were fined 81
each-one other case was discharged.
JOHN DoYEL, charged with tipping with
out a license-fined Sl4.
WALFORD KELLY, charged with building
a frame house within the corporation with
out permission, was fined "a.
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TARY.-W. II. HARRIS, who has been in the
employment of the Government at Chatta-
nooga, as superintendent of the shipping
yard was detected by Capt. T. MOORE, spe-
cial inspector Of the quartermaster's depart
ment, practicing frauds on the Government.
After being confined in p-ision for some
time he was admitted to bail in a bond of
$4,000. Recently he entered suit against
Capt. MOORE for false imprisonment, setting
his damages at 100000. The matter was re-
ferred to Gen. THOMAS who ordered that the
suit be thrown out of court, or discontinued
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MEMPHIS FIRM-We would direct the
attention of persons having business TO
transact in Memphis, to the card Of Messrs.
CREWS, WILSON, BRADFoRn g. Co., cotton
factors and general commission merchants
to be found elsewhere in this mornings
issue. we have known the individual men,
bers Of this firm for years, and can truly
tlemen ever associated themselves together
in business. They also have a house at
Brownsville, which is in charge of Col.
HIRAM S. BRADFORD, who is well known
throughout the State.
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Rock City Oil and Mining

Rock Oily OIL and Minlng
Company.
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N Stockholders of this Company will be held at
the office Of the Company. over Craigs Omnibus
and Railroad Ticket Office, Cherry street. at four
O'Clock p NJ, this day. Stockholders will be pune
tual in their attendance. Important business.
junel2 HUGH CARROLL, Secretary.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
i WILLIE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD Con-
PANY.
NASHVILLE, May Goth, 1866.
In pursuance of u resolution of the Board Of
Directors of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road Company, passed May Il, 1866. the Stock
holders will please take notice that they are re-
quired 10 meet in Nashville on the first Monday
in July next. being the "a day of the month. The
meeting will convene at the Office of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company. 4 full
attendance is requested.
JOHN o. EWING,
juue1-lm Secretary and Treasurer
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HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT. - SAYS the
Shelbyville Erpositor, three men were ar
rested near the line of East Tennessee and
North Carolina, few days ago, for stealing
mules from L. P. FIELDS, of this county.
They were pursued by JOHN THOMAS, of
Bellbuclle, captured, brought to this place,
heavily chained and lodged in Jail They
answer to the names of MCFARLAN, BREW
Err and -. BREWER at one time resided
in this county. They are a guilty looking
SET, and no doubt deserve the punishment in
store for them, provided they don't break
Jail.
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I'VE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE
w and well selected stock of the above
articles, suitable for the City and Country trade
which we offer on the most reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

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Wilmington, Del for Portsmouth
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Jennie Clark; schrs Wright Vineyard, RuthN Atwood,
MOBILE Jan l7-Arr brigs Ysa williams and Haze Hail.
boeton; 18th shp City OF Brooklyn Cousns NYork brgs
Americas, Hand and Boiling Wave. Hall, NYork; Maria
Wheeled wheeler Philsdephia; schr salle Bateman,
rhaSsiRhia CID ls;h ship saranAh Rowland Liverpool;
NEW ORLEANS, Jan Ie-Ar brig Open Sea, Boston.
Below, coming ships Heroine, and Mountaneer from
New York CID steamship Cleopatra. Rich Boston French
ship Emile P,rire Rootqust Hsvre; sehr saie Aiken,
NEWPORT Jan SID schr. wsnonah Burton. Boston
Sweet Halves. salem Er do Julia A Decker Dnnion.
Gloucester for Baltimore; Maria Webster Higgns Provi.
dence for Nsnsemond, Va; ANGELA Fender Sewburyport
Tor NYork Powow, Mason Provnoetown for do Roebuck
Aih ga NAT sehr Ethslinda Ellis, from NYork. tn.
VINO bound vessels are going out this morning with mod
NEW LONDON. Jan zs-Arr schr Balloon Clay. Eliza
PQRTLAND i'm 2s-Arr steamship North American (Br),
Kerr Liverpool via IL 1dondery; brgs ChAntceer (Br
Matson, Peynambuco Sid I'D barks Mary Libby and
Hamilton The Ellen Stevens remains in port and did
PORTSMOUTH, Jan 22-Ar schr Ida Blake Baltimore
PROVIDENCE, Jan A-Arr steamers 0alatea, Jones and
and 81 Lucar OIton, NYork Ga schr Mccarthy,
Young Philadelphia sh schls EAsa Raynor, RAynof,
and VIM u Bowen Jackson, Work and from below schf
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 2e-cld brig. Abby Watson, Wat
Baker, Purvere, NYo wiz o. the wisp Power, Cardenas
WEXFORD Jan A-Ar schr Amanda Powers Bullock,
NYoIs for Providence. Sid schr America Reynolds New