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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20

London adyices of yesterday quote Dated
States sos at 739.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yeaterday at par, and sold by
them at ie premium.
q Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 75b for the old, and gag
for the new.
There is bat little demand here for gov
eminent bonds. The banks buy at a shade
under the New York rate and sell at &c
advance.
Bank of Tennessee notes are firm at zoe.
The sales Of southern States bonds in
the New York Stock Exchange on. the
10th inst. were as follows; s
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LEO P. M.-Cotton sales to-day 10000
bales uplands lid; Orleans I1sd. or.
M.-Cotton sales to-day 10000 bales; up
lands 1ls69ll4d; Orleans 1ls@113d.
Total stock 56l, 900 bales; American ahOaI
II 900 bales.
LONDON, 1l:I5A. NJ, June 19.-United
States bonds 73B@73f. COnsols IS for
money and on account. p. M.--United
States bonds TSs. Oonsols 94J @9j on
account
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Judge Lanham has announced that The
Pasehall House drawing viii come oil
promptly on the FIRST day Of J,lig. The
public can rely on this statement. There
riH be no posipoRen,essi. The number OF
certificates in Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing must DO so soon, or
lose the chance w. III. RHEA,
Agent FOR Paschall House.
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sPESlAL NOTICES.


For the better protection Of the health and
hFes OF our citizens, the following rules and
regulations. compiled from the city ordinances
relating to the public health and market. will
hereafter be iaforeed:
l. No person shall buy or sell any article Of
provision before the ringing Of the beIl at the
opening of the market
z No person shall have in his possession for
sale orshall sell or offer for sale. within the
limits Of the city. any vegetable excepting
green peas in the pod and green corn in the in
ner husk) which have not been previously di-
vested Of such parts or appendagss as are not
commonly used for human food.
J. No person shall land on the wharf or else
where, or shall bring into the city any deeaying
vegetable or fruit. 81
4. No person shall sell or offer for sale, in any
public or private market in the city any meat,
Ish. birds, fowls vegetables, or fruit, not being
then healthy. sound. fresh. wholesome and safe.
for human fcOd; nor any meat or fsh that died
by disease, or killed by accident, or otherwise
than in the usual manner of Strengthening ami
mails for human food nor shall any such arti-
cles be brought into the city for sale. N
5. No calf, pig or lamb shall be killed, or the
meat thereof brought. held or offered for sals
as food in the city, which at the time Gifts death
was less than one month old; nor shall any
meager. sickly. or unwholesome fish, birds or
fowls be brought, held, sold or offered for sale
IN this city; no shall any dressed birds or fowls
be brought. held, sold or offered for sale in the
city during the months Of june. July. August
and September. -. a.-.i., ~.
6. No perssn shall offer or have for sale in
this city. any unwhOlesome. watered or Rdul-
terated milk, or milk from cows that for the
most part live in stables or small filthy pens. or
that are fed on swill. garbage or other like sub
stances. nor any butter or cheese made from any
such milk. rts
z. Fish shall not be cleaned of their scales or
entrails in any market. public or private. where
they may be offered for sale.
j. b. MITcHELL, MD,
Approved: Health Officer.
A. E. ALpKN. Mayor. jun20lw
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BofNp ovER TO THE CRnEISAL CoURT.
Justice Wilkinsop on yesterday found
John Burnsides guilty Of the ohsrge
brought against him by VIM. Sands, in
stealing tweaty d6llars'wOrth ofshinPlassers
from. his drawer on Wednesday last, and
bound Mr. Burnsides over for HHPeaEabce
at the bar OF the Criminal Court next term.
John Was sent back 10 jail, where be viii
remain some while meditating, no doubt,
upon his iil-spent life, and that uneeFlAin
failure that awaits him, from which NO
tfll-puller returns tmsldred
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HUNTINGTON,
No. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
union and American BlOek,J

AbhAoh aAu AAAGlAChu DkDGh.g
Has ON hand ali the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOeks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits ; striped
Linen and Searsucea Suits; new styles
in CheyOit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi Suitss In brown
and white Dnck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen; ele-
giant MarseilIes Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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1Bf0rmnllOR sn u \. Circuit
COmns, Mid. Dis. Tenn

AfklL IEEM. la,
No. fG4-Unitsd State, 10. hurteen LlrraIT
RcctiGed Whirky.
JTHERE4S. y. Mop SMITH. $50 Al
w O. rneg 81 The United STATES 90 aaid pi.
trict. ~. hieA BIZ ibi.rmiuilIs iH siij Isar..
behali NJ Gle luitci -tllrs. lad ~ 40 per- tool.
concerned afatnst fourteen barrels rsriIuvt
N atzky. Liaslsn a Ihpmas rnBuiad aauars.I ai
ieylHz anoHg other ihiurs. that said spifif. acfs
seizel a. forfeited t. Tie uitsd slafcs ~ Goo
eause8 IN saia Information alleged
Non. therefore. iu obedience % f.lo inlniii.n
~ che Caurf o. nae directed snt 4sliFafed. 10
hereby giga public usficc 20 40 rerVnt claim
sag said property. ar knowing ~ hfVtnE tHJ
thing b. suy ~ hy fhe zane shauid n7t De CON
demued ~ iDfieifel; aHd ihai tiiF} - agt ~
pear beF,fe s4iI Cirenit court o. be holden Iu
ire Federal Court Room. In the tapii1l Hf
kashytfie Icunel SEQ. on the ssfh afJ 90
Jane. 1913. a % s'clsck y ihsn au4 There
r. q aLAeCuCh
ioplzIt "a a. d a
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COMPLIMENTARY sanctum on yes
terday was lighted by the iovial phiz of
friend Roy Settle, from the "City of Ce-
dars," who certainly is az genial and mirth-
provoking a gentleman as visits these pre-
cinets often. A pleasant visit to you while
in the city--a safe journey home; in fine,
" Pire le RoyF is our prayer.
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TOE OREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail. to Pic mics. Parties.
private families. or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice.
Rs- We also keep on hard a 6ne assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
large stock of the best and freshest Confoc-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZzI.
aprls I'm No. 50 North Cherry street. :.
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.

Hereafter The price Of single copies Of
tue Union AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE Gents, and il win be soll to
newsboya and dealers 30 ihai they can sell
At this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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10 Busiaess AIeR aud Advertisers

The Union AND DISPATCH job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tionH OF the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution OF
pl-in and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, BY Ear. The most complete in the city.
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DISSOLUTION.

4 HAVE THIS Day PURCHASED THE
L entire interest 81 DR.. o. q. sherlusn. ID he
business 81 tn heretofore 6rui u Kline 4 sheg
man, and viii cOutiuue % tbs Old faHd. Nith
eiacient and competent nIsiatants Freknsd ~
sapply she demands % the Pubiie reliabiy aha
with diepateh. / assuHe an the habifti@ shd
jaaei6 Ini Wa D KLINE
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MARKETS By rKLEGRAPH

4 CAEAAa HaAEAAtta.
LONDON, June 19-Evening. - onsols
9489s5; U. s. bonds 735@7Sl.
FRANKFoRr June l9. -Evsning.-U. s.
bonds T7s977f. f \ I :
LIVERPoOL, June I9--Eyeninp. Cotton
closed active sales 10000 bales; uplapds
Ils@ll4d; Orleans lls@l1Sd; stock aiioaL
estimated at 56I 600 bales, Including n :
600 American. Breadstufls unchanged
New York Money Market
New YORK. June 19.-Money easy
call loans 3G5c. Sterling quiet at 1Of.
Gold 40. 49, ..,.5lgir s,i.e.. 4. in.
New YORK Dry Goods Marhet- a
NEW York, June l9.--No MATERIAL
change in drygoOds. Prints ll3. sa
/, s3 New York aEarket. ,gs
New YoRK, June I9.-Cotton frmer,
less active; sales 1903 bales; uplands 81
@3I4c. Rice DOLL Coffee quiet. Sugar-
Cuba I11GI2c. Molasses duh. Flour
quiet. Wheat g 1902 As. Corn 81 06
al 07c. 4i 7e''
Louisville market.
LOUISVILLE, June I9.-Sales Of 13S
hhds tobacco $S017 for Tugs and iair leaf.
Corn 92@95c. Oais 79@S0c. Wheat
S2@2Oj. Rye $I75@IS5. Flour-super-
fine 81 50@S Mess pork $2SG2S %
Bacon-skoulders 134c clear rib sides los;
clear sides 174c Bulk shoulders I2Ic.
clear sides l6lc. Whisky dull and nomi
nal.
81 srss CineInnatI Market.
I CINCTNEATI, June I9.-Flour Gfm
family $gt99 IS. Wheat s. i5@y2' p.
Corn $4,000. Oats 74G975a Butter %
@30c Eggs Die. Potatoes 81 75 Mess
pork $27 75@2S. Bulk shoulders 13c;
sides 14@144c. Bacon 134@l6l, and lie.
Lard l74c. w..
St. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-TobaccO active
Flour superiine, S7G97s Is. Wheat So IS
az 3d. Corn S0Q S5c. Oats 7S4e8T5c.
Pork $2S928 60 Bacon-shoulders l3c,
clear sides I7c. Lard 17@@ISc.
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SECOND BOARD.

The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 10th inst. says the supply OF money
continues full and the demand slack. The
rates for call loans are from 5 10 per cent
per annum, according to securities and cus-
TONERS.
The New York Independent of the 10Th
inst says of drygoods:
'The season." according te the traditions
Of the drygoOds trade, is nov over, and
the interval Of dullness which has always
followed, ought now TO commence Prices
Of domestic goods have been whiting, but
there is pretty general conviction that
there will be a stifening up before long,
and that in cOttons the price Of the raw
material, which is believed to have reached
"hard-pan," will eause an advance.
There is no material change in prices To
note, and the readiness with which large
lots Of cotions or Woolens are taken when
tempting reduction of rates is made gives
evidence Of great confidence in the future
The great abundance Of money at low rates
Of course Is a strong indictment to specu.
lative purchases; but apart from that
cause, there is great confidence ia large
and remunerative business in the fall
IN brown sheetings and shirtings there
have been larger transactions during the
past week, both ia heavy and light weights,
than for some time. In standard makes
there is no change. Holders are qnile con-
fdeat Of obtaining better prices, and are
by no means anxious TO effect sales.
The same conditions exist in bleaehed
goods, and some Of the faVOrite makes sell
freely at full quotations. Medinm quail
ties and lower grades are not quite 50 firm
In other descriptions Of eotlons, with the
exception Of Canton fanBels, which seem
10 be in better demand for speculative pur-
poses, there is but little change, aud Pfices
are without variation from last SeeRsquo-
iations.
Certain siyles Of light prints have been
reduced nearly cent ward, and The stock
Of spring styles ~ pretty vel closed oat.
Dark patterns are not freely offered and
u.sfntafr f4fl rafaa
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeesWax and Rags.


WE ARE BUYING ALI or TuE AEOVE
!" articies al Their bighcst value, IN large Or
small quantities. We keep on hand a seIeatiogl
Of STRICTLY PRIME feATuRRS. Tor ale D.
persons wanfsnE u prime. select Feather
We Esn8REte and eieadss featbaFH h dass.
notice. WHITMAN BROS
IHys0 d M ~ pEbfie ssfua rc
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FOURTH OF July CoMMITrEE.-We are
requested To say To the COMMITTEES that
failed 70 meet, as designed, lasi evening
that there will be a meeting at the CITY
Council rooms al eight O'Clock this even
ing. positively.
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W. HOOPER HAKRIs. RANEIE.
HOOPER, HARRIS & co.
Late Harris. Gaines & Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Information in q. =. Cireuif
COnrt, Mid. Dis. Team.

APRIL TERM. 1883.
40. II3-UnHed States VS.. Gye barrels Of
.r Whisky.
WHEREAS. n. Mop. SMITH, ESQ AT
" tgrney Of the DATED States for SAID Die
trici, has fled his infOrmnti0n In said Court, ~
well on behalf Of the United States and of all
persons cJneemed. against ave bsrelsr Of Shis-
Ky alleging, among other things, that said spirita
were seized As forfeited % the United States
FOR the eauses IN said Information alleged. =
Now therefore, In obedience 70 the monifidn
Of saia Court. 10 me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 50 OF DersOns claim
zoe said property. or knsging or having any-
thing 10 say Why the same should DOT be con
demnod a. forfeited, and thai they be aud AZ
pear before said Circuit q art, O. be holden ia
the Federal Court Room. 10 tbe Capitol az
Nashville, tennessee. 0sk tae 2Dah lRy %
Jane. 1868. 81 ~ 0'elock a. ~. then aud there
TO inteTpose ihsir claims.
8. X. 6hAsCOCK.
juAl2 IA U-s Marshal
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Information ia a. y. Circuit
COurt. Mid. Dis. Tenn.

AFhiL IEhMt I0U0-
No. IOa-United Smtes W. eight boxes and
Eve caddies of Tobacco.
NJHEREAS, X. Mop. SMITH, ESQ. AT
w tOrney Of the United States for said Dis-
tret has fled his information in said Court
ON behalf of the United States. and Of all per
sons concerned, against eight boxes and FIVE
caddies OF tobacco. 81. AyTe. rsputed owner. al
leging, among other things. that said tobacco
was seized as forfeited to the United States, for
the causes in said information alleged.
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the mOnilon
Of the Court, to me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
aid property. or knowing or having anything
10 say why the same should not be condemned
as forfeited, and that they be aud appear before
said Circuit Court. TO be holden in the Federal
court ROOM 10 the Capitol at Nashville, Ten.
nessee On fhs 20th day OF Jane, at 40
o'clock A. NJ, then and there to interpOse their
claims. e. X GLASC00K.
Juno lat 81. NJ. b. II.
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Howard SCHOOL ExBBTIoN.-We
learn from Superintendent G. d. Lawrence,
that the examination Of scholars at the
Howard High School, on College Hill,
which hss occupied the better portion Of
this week, win be continued until Tuesday
next, on which day sn exhibition BY por
ton Of the scholars will be given public, 10
consist Of declamations, original and select
ed, dialogues, music, etc The presence Of
lovers Of education is requested, as a fair
test Of the progress and efficiency Of free
graded schools may be enjoyed
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HOWARD INSTITUTE AT GALLATIN.-.
The foregoing seminary, owned by and UNI
der the patronage Of the order Of Odd Eel
lows Throughout the State, holds its annual
commencement at Gallatin, beginning on
Tuesday evening next The various lodges
in this city have accepted invitations to be
present, and will leave here in a body.
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FRMBLE EpaEFIELD SCHoOL.-The
graduates Of Rev. +. c. Trimble's Edge
Geld Female Seminary gave a musical festi-
val, al the end Of their collegiate term, ON
Thursday evening last. The programme
was Interpreted with vocal aud instra-
mental mnsio, reciIatiohs and original dis
sertations, sher which followed the pre-
sensation Of diplomas 10 several graduate
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Gold is without change. The folloying
are the New York quotations of yester-
day Opened at 14Os, was 140s at 1910,
1905 at noon, and closed at l40l at P. NJ.
Dealers here were paying 1891 and hold
ing at 140I
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Board OF Coun,v ca,,w,..,o,,o-,.

AsosEo o. Sonnty Ceom fSstOnerss
The Board met Yesterday pursuant to sd-
journment. al Commissioners present.
Minutes Of last meeting read and signed.
Petition Of Geo. Lehning, praying to be
released from paying taxes on lot No. 20
in 18th district, for 1861, for the reason
that he had payed double taxes on lot No.
G. Referred TO Committee on Assessments
A resolution of thanks from the Mas vile
Turn Verein Society for the use Of Court
house ball, received. .s-.-. z.sss-TE
Ordered that the Jailer be authorized
and Empowered to have the following re-
pairs done at The Jail, as economically as
possible: Repairing plank floors in oells,
glazing and painting twenty -four lights,
painting four windows and two doors,
forty-6Fe feet of inch hose.
Ordered by the Board of County Com
missioners, that the County Attorney shall
be paid for his services a salary of fifteen
hundred doolars per Gnaltm, payable
quarterly on the warrant Of the President,
to commence from the time the injunction
obtained by the County Court against the
Board Of Commissioners was dissolved, and
not 10 include services rendered in that
Cause. Such salary shall be in full for all
legal services which may be required by
the Board or the President, or any N em-
Der thereof in connection with their official
positions. LIa sy
The Board then adjourned till Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. arcs aa.5aa-
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FIRE ALARM LAST NTGHT.-While The
rain was coming down in big round drops
last night at 10 O'Clock, some drunken fool
on College Hill gave false alarm of
" Fire !" which occasioned the ringing of
the bells, and the sudden Turnout of the
various "locals" in the city.
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A MEETING Of the German Democratic
Club of Davidson county viii be held this
evening Saturday. at eight O'Clock, at the
Verein's Halle, Public Square. A full at
tendance of the members and those in op-
position to Radicalism is expected.
BY order Of the President.
THEo. TRAUERNICHT,
Secretary.
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MARRTED.

On Thursday. the 18th inst, BY the Rev DR.
Bunting. at 81 P. N. al the residence OF Geo.
Thompson, Esq, Faux PoRFRRFIRLD to BRrTiE
nay CAsTLEMsS. both OF this city. No card.
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4 -. AEM RsP1AA8a
Through w. 4. Berry 8 ca, Messs. d.
Appleton & Go. have placed Us under obi
CATIONS for Beaumarchais," new histo-
rical romance, by Brachvogel, German
writer, who is winning distinction, through
English and French translations, among
the principal nations, in addition 10 his
fame IN his own country. He is the most
brilliant Of contemporary German novel;
ists having produced a number of volumes
which were received with great favor BY
his own people.
From the same house, through the same
esteemed medium, we are obliged for the
hrat volume IN library style, Of their
cheap edition Of Dickens works, which
embraces Piekgick PapersD Barnaby
R1dge,' and Sketches by Boz" Aiso
The initial part Of a similar edition OF Wa
gerly, being Rob Roy
The American public are under obIiga-
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this country or elsewhere. From the prim-
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and science. And nov We lock upon them
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II is gratifying to know that their energy
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their business. A dozen years ago their
spacious establishment on Broadway, was
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book-making business. But that became
too small, and they were forced TO larger
area on Grand street. More recently The
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The people Of this country should feel a
pride, as they doubtless do, in the
great Publishing house Of d. Appleton &
Co
BISHOP QUINTARD has written letter of
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NOR sALR A vIRsF- EATE KNaiNE AND
II ti.siier Ia saoi agdoT taI be a4ala thI
pfiss lsarnod b. aaiisag 81 thss Asa
~-aaElt lhs
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"rHR JrpDo HAT,p new style. Inst re-
ceiyed ii Wiggina, aRocess0r 10 Francisco.
% Cherry street between llnion and
Church inns0 q
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"THE FRENCH PANAMA HAT" got up
very light and tasty for hot weather at
Virgins successor 90 Francisco, % Cherry
street juno 81
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sINSLEroS, al the poslofice, has Har-
Pe''s Magazine Cor July also, the literary
sud illustrated papers for The current week.
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AK ABUNDAScE or FRUIT. An album
dance OF fruit il now being brought to this
city for sale. Cherries are plentiful, but
still rather too dear to use" commanding
twenty cents per quart. Some ine speci
mems Of the June apple have made their
appearance within the last few days.
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Nor YET SETTLED.-The case of Pete
Kline was brought up before Justice Smith
and Mathews for Gnal decision Yesterday.
The counsel for the defense plead guild,
Ua3er he small o6eHse iap, thereby justifying
Justices Smith and Mathews in the a.:sess-
neni Of a 6ne Peter not having the
necessary funds in his port. monaie to Hqui-
cate the penalty, he was transported to his
old quarters in Rock Castle, where be will
be likely TO remain some time, if he don't
raise the wind, or is legally discharged
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A GAMBLING SUIT.-The Louisville
journal of Thursday says Considerable
excitement has been accustomed in certain
quarters by the suit now pending in the
Court Of Common Pleas, brought by c. II.
Crouch, ST., of Glasgow, KY, against A..
NJ. Waddell, the proprietor of gaming
establishment in this city. The suit is for
the recovery Of nine thousand aud odd dol
lars, three times the amount said to have
been lost by e. R. Crouch, Jr, at the gam
ing table in the aforementioned establish
ment From time TO time the case has been
called up and continued, when il was duly
proceeded with last Thursday. On Friday,
Major W. r. Kinney, for the defense, and
A. Barnett Esq, for the complainant, adj
dressed the jury in explanation of the re-
specliye sidesof the question. These state
ments are TO be argued on the defense by
Messrs. Lswless, Marshall, and Stirmah,
and on behalf Of the plaintiff by Messrs
Barnett, Edwards and Whitaker, at the
close Of the testimony, which, it is pre-
sumed, will be to-day.
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INrEcvrNG.-The family Of Capt. Cart
wright whose narrow escape from a horri-
bic death was reported in our edition Of
yesterday, were, At last accounts, rapid,
improving, and hopes for their speedy re-
storAtion are INDUCED in BY The visiting
physicians.