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TIE TURNERS.
CIese Of the Grand FestiyaI-The Busi-
ness Meeting, the Rail-, atsd tie
Award of Prizes


CIesesf tI.e Grand FestiyaI-Fhe Busl-
ness meeting. the Rail, ana tiie
Award Of Prizes.
The Lookout Mountain Turner District
assembled at Turner Hall yesterday, at 10
A. NJ, and President A. Bohr, Of Chaita-
nooga, called the meeting TO order.
On motion, Turner Mayer was appointed
President, and Turner Wassman Secretary.
Aler report from the Committee ON
Credentials, and the transaction Of some
minor business, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That tax Of five per cent. be
act aside from the receipts Of each society,
toward creating fund for the establish
ment Of normal school for the education
Of The children Of its members.
Resolved, That an instructor of GYM
nasties be appointed to visit the different
societies, in order to establish a uniform
system of gymnastic exercises.
In. Scheinder was appointed Instruc-
tor for a term Of one year, in pursuance Of
this resolution.
Resolved, That the Tennessee Stats
Zeitsfag be designated az the organ of the
District 81 ~ m
Resolved, That our thanks be rendered
to Mr.. Ed. Berlsch and John Ruhm, for
gratuitous services rendered on various oc-
casions.
Resolved, That il be left with the officer
Of the Lookout Mountain District to desig-
nate within six months from hence, place
for the next animal meeting of the Dis
trict.
Nashville was designated as the headqnar-
tiers of the District, and after the appoint
ment of number of committees and the
election Of the following officers for the
ensuing year, the meeting adjourned.
President-F. Mayer, of Nashville.
Vice President-B. Koshler, of Knox
vile.
Treasurer-C Vaupel, of Nashville.
Secretary. Wassman, of Nashville.
Assistant Secretary. Fibleman, of
Chattanooga
Advices for Practical Turning-A. w.
Walter and E. Blersch, of Nashville.
At night the grand gala ball came oil at
the Courthouse and the following prizes
were distributed between IL and II o'clock
LITERARY PRIZES.
lst prize, Frederick Mayer; ID, Jos.
Wassman.
GYMNASTICS.
LIST prize, Herman Scheinder; ID, A. w.
Walter; Sd, Bernhardt Unger; 4th, Ed
ward Schildhelm 9Th, Amandus Lauter;
9th, r. Wendlsnd; 9Th, Henry MANI.
Prizes were awarded the juvenile Turn
ers as follows:
LIST, Charlie Vaupel I'd, Jno Holder
man Sd, Jno Schildhelm; 4th, Joseph
Sheck; 5th, VIM. Stiefel 9th, Julius
Vaupel; 9TH, Albert Schildhelm; 8th,
VIM. Ferlig; OH, Henry Mayer; 10th,
Henry Snedekump; I1th, Gustav Loeb
ming; 18th, Louis Vaupel 18th, Albert
Behne; 14th, Chas Geiger; 18th, Otto
Waterman; 10th, Peter Disch; 18th, Gus
tav Demrich; 18th, Charlie Stiefel; 10Th,
Henry Laitenberger; Goth, Alex. Trainer
NIGHT.
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By an omission the name Of L. +. Beech,
Esq, who was appointed delegate to the
Democratic State Convention for the conn
ty at large, was left out Of the list yesterday.
He is one Of the most indefaiigible of
workers, aud the Democracy would serious
ly feel the loss Of his services daring the
approaching campaign.
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THE Contested ELECTION CAsE.-The
contested election in the Seventh Chancery
Division came up before Judge Steele at
Gallatin yesterday, and on application Of
Judge Barry was continued 10 the first
Tuesday in July, number of Witnesses
being absent. Gaines, the Register, DOW
Deputy Sheriff Of this county, and one of
the important witnesses, refused TO go TO
Gallatin. Judge Shackelford was present
and returned by the evening train. The
Chancery Court here will again be in ses-
sion this morning.
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FINE PorAToEs.- Mr. E. r. Nelson, from
David II. McC4ayock's, exhibited in market
last week some of the Gnest Irish potatoes
shaker rnsseis) that we have seen of this
years growth. One weighed ten onnees.
The seed was planted ia February. Can
any gardener around Nashville beat Lhis?
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At his residence, South summer street, al
o'clock, P. A.. June ID, JAcos HKNAS, IN his
18th year. lie vast native Of Poland. and aed
from the oppression Of that country resulting
from the iniquitous partition. in his thirteenth
year Many years Of his manhood were spent
ia louisville. where he was a leading lsraelite
and well known for his honesty and probiiy
The last ten years Of his life were spent in this
city. where he was hOnorcd and respected By al
who know him,
his funeral viii take place tins afternoon a;
o'clock. from his residence.
AisOuisFille, Cincinnati and New York paTefs
please COPY.
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GYMNASTICS.
REMARKARLE EsCAPE.
A Little Roy Falls from the Roof of a
Three STORY RuIldIng.

A little son of Chris. Vaupel, promi-
nent German citizen of Nashville, yester
day fell from the roof of his fathers resi-
dence, a three story building on Market
street, to the ground, distance of forty five
feet or more, and strange TO say, sustained
bat few slight bruises by the fearful de-
scent. He was playing on the roof with
his sister, and getting too near the edge lost
his balance. This little boy was one Of the
young Turner's who figured prominently In
the gymnastic exhibition at the Horticul-
tural Garden on Monday.
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No MINsTREIs LAST NIGHT.-On ac-
count Of failure of connection ofthe rail-
road trains, part Of Willis Minstrels were
detained al Madison, Indiana, and did not
reach here in time to open Last night. They
will arrive to-day, and open at the New
Thester tonight. e..
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London adVices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os al 71B.
Exchange on Nav York was sold by
the banks yesterday at &c premium, and
bought by them at par.
There is but little doing here in United
States bonds. The banks buy at shade
under the New York rate and sell at about
&c advance.
Old Tennessee bonds were quoted in
New York yesterday at 72B. .-f
There is nothing doing in Nashville
corporation checks, there being but little
demand and but few on the market. Deal
ers buy at 79c and sell at 76c in the
dollar.
There is decided depression in David
son county bonds, and there are many
offered for sale at reduced figures. They
will scarcely bring more than 6s@70c.
The county coupons are bought at Ole.
The sale Of Southern States bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Goth
ult. were as follows:
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In printing the repor. Of Judge Whit
worth to the County Commissioners yes
terday, the types made him say the bonds
Of the county issued Cor the benefit of the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad, fell due
in 1854 and 5. Il should, Of course, have
been 1871 and 5.
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A Court OF JUsTICE-All cases Of bas-
tardy are hereafter 10 be tried before the
Board Of County Commissioners instead Of
the Judge of the County Court, as under
lhe old regime.
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The funeral of the late Mrs Mary A.
Austin will take place at 81 O'Clock this
afternoon, at the McKendree Church
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend. Divine service by Rev.
DR.. Summers and Rev. d. Young.
Mrs Austin died at her residence, No. 80
South High street, on the evening Of the Let
Of June al O'Clock, in the 69th year of her
age. She had lived in Nashville & very
long period, althoEgha native Of Baltim0re,
and vas lady universally esteemed. For
more than half a century Mrs Anstin was
an honored aud consistent member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The religion
which had for so many years sustained
aud comiorted her heart, especially in sea-
sons Of distress aud grief, was her JOY and
s0lace az the end Of her owR Journey. She
expressed her faith, aud gave che strongest
assurance VI her hope in the alOnement Of
the Saviour, during her last illness, in un-
mistakable terms She expired in great
quietneas OF both soul aud body, and passed
away as sersneiy a. an infant going 10
sleep. No eommunlcani in the Mex endree
Church received more attention and con-
sideratioh from the clergymen and mem
bers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
than she deceased, and no one was more
sincerely beloved.
How mildly on the wandering cloud,
The sunset beah Is cast
So sweet the memory let behind,
When loved ones breathe their last. +"
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CITY DIsPEEsARY REPoBT FOR MAY
Prescriptions filled, 465, at a cost to the
city Of thiriy-three and one4hir6 cents
each, (Sl55.) This shows a saving 10 the
city over April Of SS7 IS, and ever March
Of $40 so The Health officer visited and
prescribed for Sc panper patients during
the month Of MAY, 10 Of whom were sent
to The City Hospital, 90 discharged cured,
aud 20 remaining under treatment
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LETTERS AND During
the five months ending May 81, there we're
delivered in THE city 2OO,l65 mail letters,
1923 drop letters, and 76,249 newspapers.
There were collected from street boxes 1e7, :
565 letters. .ss-.s .. q
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MARKETS BY TELRGRaPa

LONDON, June 2-Evening -C0nsols
slS99o4. United States bonds 72B.
FRANKFORT, June 2-EgeniDg.-Bosds
71s. se4at 4aa@ 20
New K0El< Honey aEarfEss sls
NEW YORK, June 2--MoHey very easy
call loans 4Ca}5c. Prime paper wanted 81
1861. Sterling firm at l0t9lst. Gold
530s. Old Tennessee 73s new do. 72i.
News YSrk Dry -saOosia NarsEet-
NEW York, June 2.-Drygeods-stand-
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Still THEY CozE l--E & j. Northman,
No. 20 Public Square, have received an
other large stock Of drygOods, which must
be closed ont within two weeks They will
sell still cheaper than before, and invite
the attention Ofthe ladies to theiE bargains.
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he sales on the Both ult. were as follows

The New \ ork I'0st OF the afternoon OF
29th ult. says:
Money remains in copious supply at 4Cg
5 per cent. on call loans to best houses.
Sometimes as low as 3 per cent. First
class commercialpaper remains very scarce.
The best sells readily at per cent. per
annum. Great activity is manifest in gov
eminent securities to-day, and the transac-
tions promise to be on a still larger scale
than at any time hitherto. The conversions
of 1905 into $40 bonds of '67, which this
week have been on the scale of S., 600 600
per day, are likely to-day to double even
this amount"
The following will show the receipts and
stocks of cotton at the various ports at the
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THE ScAyENeERs.-During May, the
night scavenger force abated 239 nuisanees,
cleaned 1s5 privy vsults, and whifeWashed
1876 pauper residences
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I'D I1aY 81 JUNG, IL,
JOHN s. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM no. ONION
II street 20 Ae. 40 Fsuhlfc square.
lFroaeh's OH siandJ Ehsro ho will keep a fall
line Of
Ladies'
Genss' aass
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TEST OF RECONSTRUCTION.
A 100000 Louisiana Case i'm the Cir.
cult Court.

A 100000 Louisiana Case i'm the Cir
cult Court.
One of the most important cases on the
docket of the Circuit Court, came up yes
terday. 1t is a suit brought by B. A. Lewis
and others, against Gen. W. w. WOodfolk,
of this city, torecoyer about 100000, on
several notes of hand, given for slaves in
Louisiana previous to the proclamation of
emancipation. The case came up on a de-
murrer of the plaintiff tothe thirty-seyenth
plea of the defendant, this plea being that
the new Constitution of Louisiana forbids
the payment of debts for slave property.
The argument is still progressing, and may
be concluded to-day.
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MORRIS POWERS has the best and cheap
eat shirts and furnishing goods to be found
in this market, and warrants them to give
satisfaction. eOd-2W
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MOrtUary Reports for may-PrepOn
derant Mortality among the Blacks
The following figures showing the inter
ments for May, are compiled from the NOR
tuary reports made to Health Officer
Mitchell:
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The hest Cincinnati Lager beer, Ale
aud Liquors always at FOrd's.
tnvg0 Qsand ..
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wholesale DryEOods Trade.

Nashville Wholesale DryEOOtls Trade.
NASHVILLE, June ., 1868.
There has been considerable activity in
the drygoods market the past week, and
prices remain firm at our quotations Of last
week. 1t is hoped that the great ingather-
ing of merchants from Kentucky this week
will give lively impulse TO trade.
Al BRowN SHEETINGs-Angusta Isle,
Laurel Hill 1876, Rieblapd Isle, Tehnessee
premium Isle.
Brown SHEETINGs-Angusta l64
EVANSVILLE 164. .I-..l ss
BLEAcHED SHETrNGs Sycamore /, 10;
Washington (, lie, Pontiac 4 A, Ice, Ions,
dale "A, %.
SEA IsLANDs-13 to 2Oc.
PRIETs-Troy Sc, Wsmsutta I04@lle,
Aliens, Gloucester, Dunnelrs, Manchester
and all standard brands, lie.
TIoKs-MOHnt Vernon No. 2, zoe, Pas
oife Csc, do. "A Use, Conestoga 4 "A 33c.
PLAID AND STRIPED OsNABURGs-Ala-
bama 2lc, Texas 25c, Tennessee 274C93Oc.
Canbries l4@1s. Wiggans 15alsa.
PLAID LINsEYs-a all wool 20aZ2lc, !
do. 274c. @
Red and White FIanels TO 4 4. 274sG0.
Brown Drills, 5000. It|
Cotton Delaines zoe; all wool delaines
423a55.
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..207lSz2 l72O2J5 l275l5
The stocks Of cotton 10 the interior
towns, pot included in the receipts at the
ports, are a. follows:
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THK PAscHALL House. DRAWISG. The
I6th inst has been set for the Paschali
House drawing.
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ard sheelings 16l017l; standard prints
yisss sNe~ rork Msrkee frG5
New York, June 2.-Cotiou more
active and seade easier; sales ZOO bales
uplands S0@3llc. Rice quite. Coffee
steady Cuba 1llGll3. Molasses quiet.
Flour very dull and 100 l5e lower. Wheat
spring s. O5@2 is. CoTn-Wssiern
81 05al l5l
LouisVIlla Market
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Sales Of f35
hhds. tobacco; hlgs 10 medium $3@l1 p.
Flour, snperfne, s. 1909 Cora 93G995e.
Oats $50 Soc. Wheat 81 30(G2 So. Lard
Isle Mess pork SIS. Bacou--shonliers
lSie, clear rib sides 16le. clear sides y fc.
Bnlk meats-shoulders l2lc, sides l6tc.
Whisky, raw, 81 20.
Cincinnati Warsfes
CECNNATI, Jane 2.-FloGr lower;
family sltl 25@10 so. Wheat s. 20a
2 p. Corn SSc Oats 7Sc. Mess pork S2S.
Bulk meats l2f@ l44. Bacon 13I, l54@
lac. Lard Isle Butter 23(a2Sc Eggs Is.
~. H.Ouis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Tobacoo-lHgs to
dark leaf 81 75@I6 so Flour-SSGS ..
Wheat declined &c. Corn S5(192c.
Oats 76@79. Mess pork S27 rs. Bacon
shoulders IS49lSl; clear sides. I-G17Ic;
canvased hams 204c. Lard l73c.
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BOOTa AND sIaOEs.

Me-. Il. W. MORGAN remains With aim, AID
viii be pleassd 20 wait on his friepds and the
public generally. myii In
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PLAIN, fancy, fringsd, and blgle-trim-
med PRrasols, at +. a. j. Norlhpan's.
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ST. VINCENT HosPTTAL.-The following
is the May report from st. Vincent Hos
pilslS
Patients remaining, May ], %; admitted
during May, 10; discharged, 9; died, l (;
remaining June J, %; treated during May,
80, at a cost Of sixiy-fye cents per day
eaoh--S459 55-shoWing saving to the
city over April Of $4l3 55, and over
March, Of SOS az
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TIE store where everybody can salt
himself, al panic prices, at + & J. North
mans, No. 20 Public Square.
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FRENCH Muslins, at reduced prices, at
f. a j. Northman's.
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Police Operations tn nay.
Daring the month of May, 40S arrests
we're msde by the Metropolitan Police or
the persons arrested 263 were white and
l45 colored SOC were males; 2lO could
read and write and l9S could not l73
were married and $50 unmarried. Three
hundred and forty Americans, thirty
five Irish, twenty-five Herman, one Italian,
one Russian, one Scolciiman, Que French
man. The principal oflenses were as fol-
lows Assault aad battery II, larceny 81,
keeping house Of III fame 40, drunkenness
Sc, using water without license @, gam
bling IL, cOckfghting 10.
Ia the sanitary department 752 nuisances
were abaied, 81 dead animals removed and
40 buildings WhiteSashed and dizinlecled,
bssider large amount Of work on streets,
alleys and galters.
s-4 and ga blk Berege, Just opened. at
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A NEW loi OF Mozambiques at 22l cents
at +. q j. NoFthman's
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NAsuyn.LE. June 2, ls6s.

NAsHVIII4ks June = AoUo.
CoTToN-There is nothing doing IN this
great staple, because there IS no stock to
operate on. Received /: sold 4, at &c;
shipped none.
ssHvsLLE ooTroE srATEMESTs
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cAoIoE Casaineres, al all prices, a, +.
& j. Northmans.
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= TO '''''7 ID
at the Chamber Of Commerce:

NEw YORK, June 2--Goid opened az
1885,. 1910 A. M.--COtton market quiet
but steady; Low middliBgs 294e; uplands
3lc. Gold 1891. 1890 P. M.-Cotion
market dali and prices nominal; 29e for
los middlings; 30le for HplandsS S2c for
good middlings; 304e Tor Mobile 81 for
Orleans. Gold 1899. Tennessee bonds,
old Issue, 72@ new issue 72b. 8 P. NJ
Cotton market dull and prices nominal
sales to-day 500 bales uplands SO4o. Gold
l40s.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-2 P. M.--Coiton
shipments from Bombay to the Both ult,
10000 bales.
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A Connection Our attention has just
been called to very serious error in the
report published in this paper of the Rad
ical ratification meeting held at the capi
tol Wednesday evening last. BY an over
sight of the printer, that portion of
the report embracing the conclusion of
Judge Brien's and the opening Of Captain
Aliens remarks was omitted, 30 that Judge
Brien appears TO have made both his own and
Capt Aliens speech. As the latter enun-
ciaied sentiments which Judge Brien does
not entertain, it is due the Judge TO state
that be simply announced the object of the
meeting and Endorsed the nominations
made by the Chicago Convention.
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Nash.IlIe Live Stock Maract.

NASHVILLE, june 2, 1868.
The market is we'll supplied, and prices
are unchanged.
bBGl, GROSS ltiui
sheep, per D. aOtea w
Hogs, 6agG14c
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SANDS delicious. Hight summer ATE
az f0rd's. for tlze season. my29 seod
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Gold advanced fraction 10 New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tiOns Opened at 1884, was 1898 at 1925,
and closed at 1405 at P. NJ. Dealers here
were paying 1891 and holding at 1404
Government securities are higher. The
following are the New York quotations OF
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SUMNER CI0FnRG.--Mnrris Powers.
at his new store adjoining the Union and
Dispaioh Block and opposite the Maxwell
House, has received and will continue 10
receive, the most complete assortment Of
summer clothing yet brought 10 this city.
which he Offers as low A. the Lowest. His
linen AlpHcas, silk lnstre, dral d'ete, grass
linen suits are unsurpassed. lie asks al
examination Of his stock and prices.
eOd-2w.
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The best, genuine Cincinnati Lager
Beer at FOrd's, always. my29 3te0d
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ILlI's Cream Ale at Fsrd's, No. "a
UuiOn street my29 5teod
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The Oldest WHISKY ia ths state az
Ford's- my29 3teoa
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Notice TO Show Cause on Petition for
Diseharge-In Bankruptcy

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT Il. ,.
LasateT. W a. W amack. w. II Tomhusou
and de0rge n. Huntington, have flsd in the
ettes Of the Clerk 81 this Court fkoir eeTITf0ya
for DISCHARGE. cad Il was thsreupon ordered
~ The Court that hearing be had upen tho
sans on the
23rsi Day Of June, 1865
al the hours Of I. 2. 21z and > = 2. M, respee-
lively al the oflco Of the ReEisfor IN " tnehes-
ter, tennessee, and that an creditors who lass
pr0Vsn their debts. and other persgus interessei,
may appear az such time and place, aud iaeW
eaase u any they have. Why me prayer u said
petition should not DO granted. Hud that TIE
second and third meetings Of creditors VII ~
had al said tine and place.
ER CAMPBELL. Clerk
q. S. Dist. Court Mid. bis % Tenu
navg3 ~ lei.
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PENIrESTIARY ARRIvAL,-Eight con-
vicis from the Circuit Court Of Maury
county we're brought up from Columbia
yesterday and placed in the Penitentiary.
Five of them were whites and three blacks.
Two of the whites were VIM. Hanlon and
]. Morris, the burglars who were last week
caught in the act Of robbihg the clothing
store of John Tyler, at Columbia. Hanlon
and Morris were both sentenced to ten
years imp risonment.
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PROBATE COURT.-The following bust
ness was transacted in this court on Mon
day
Thomas J. Harding was appointed sd-
minislrator cum teStdmeatO GanenO de bonus
non Of the estate Of John Waters, deceased,
and gave a bond Of $4,000.
John kirkman was appointed admins
TRAITOR of the estate of james p. KTkman,
deceased, and gave bond OF $50 1000.
}. G. French was appointed guardian Of
Henry S. aud Jefferson Z. French, aud
gave a bond OF $40, COO
Wm. T. Sneed was appointed guardian
OF Virginia I, Sallie F., and Martha h..
Nance, aud gave three b2nds of 1860 each.
Thomas Il. johnson, Isaac Paul and
MAI Dortch we're appointed commissioners
10 act apart years support for Mary ID.
Dabbs out Of the estate of her deceased
husband, Joseph w. Dabbs.
FRENCH Muslins at reduced prices, at
f. a j. Northman's.
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Nrw Poplins and Lenoa, at f. & J
Norihman's.
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THE MERCHANTS BAXQUET.

IRISH Linens, 39c below their value, at
Z. & J. Northman's.
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WINES.
BRANDIIcs.

AZ Casks J. Fauri's Coguac. 0sO5l
I-.3 do Renanlt brandy, QsS5
3 do United Vineyard Proprietsrs
Brandy. Is3O)
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county commissioners.
The Board Of County Commissioners
convened yesterday morning pursuant TO
Attainment
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GROCERIES

Old Government lava coffee,
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds OF CRnned raj
oysters, SRrdiRes,
Pickles, Syrups, and Sauces.