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/ through sin wandered from tbe true faith,
and is now IN darkness and chains. ~
Odd Fellowship seeks 70 remove this
darkness and break these chaios Under
its hallowed influence the wrongs of social
life, the night Of moral darkness, is being
removed the icy chains of selishuess are
being broken; while we are looking for
ward to that period yet hidden in the womb
Of time, when sll that oppresses man shall
be submerged IA the healing, iife-giving
streams which dow from the fountains of
Friendship, Love and Truth. Internal
Odd Fellowship has itsofigin In heart that
throbs for others woes, and enters into
sympathy with the unfortunate Of earth.
Such an one enters our Order to labor for
God and humanity. He believes in the
fatherhood Of God and the brotherhood of
man. He takes as bis sign of conquest,
"In God is my trust He invokes as his
guardian angels, Friendship, Love and
Truth, while in she distance, the three
sons of the morning, Faith, Hope and
Charity. beckou him on to victory. He
thus becoms an Odd Fellow In heart and
practice. Then let Us retire from this
place more deeply than ever. impressed
with the necessity of being not only Odd
Fellows in form, but in heart. Remember
that our mission in this world is one of re-
form. - '-=as. ef-a- 49,
We are writing our names on humanity
in letters Of undying light. Odd Fellow
ship sWeetens the ties of domestic life, en-
dears the social relations Of earth, makes
US better citizens, and is the forerunner to
our present and eternal happiness Then
let us increase the triumph of Odl Fellow
ship-triumphs that will remain forever.
A few remarks appropriate to the ocea-i
sion by Rev. j. M. Halsell, Of Nashville,
and concluded with prayer.
The exercises being concluded dinner
was announced. The tables were heavily |
loaded, and the fair women of Sumner de- |
serve credit for the manner in which 1t |
was conducted. There was enough for all |
and none left unsatisfed.
At half-past two o'clock the scholars as |
sembled at the Presbyterian Church, where
an examination was held, rejecting great |
credit upon Prof. Todd and his assistants,
Brief speeches were made by Rev. ]. M
Halsell, Professor Thomas Haley, Mr.. M! |
c. Cotton, and DR.. M, G. Gaddis. q sil
The closing exercises were held at night !
at the Presbyterian Church, and the follow |
ing named young ladies received Diplomas:
Miss Kate Cartwright, Lizzie Guthrie,
Fannie Head, Jennie Martin, Alice Myers,
Sallie Hardin, Louisa Cage Lizzie Lane,
Ophelia Baker, Laura knight, Alice |
Whiteside, and Susie Alexander.
Brief orations we're delivered here by |
Rev. H. B. Boude, Rev. T. L. Moody, |
Col. Jos. ]. Turner, M. s. Elkin, Esq., and
Lee Head, Esq.
The affair throughout has been grand
and glorious. |
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Passengers can purchase tickets at the
Louisville and Nashville depot for the New
York Convention, ga Louisville U. S. Mail
Line, Cincinnati and Parkersburg; Uid
Louisville U. s. Mail Line, Cincinnati and
steubenville; ga Louisville, Indianapolis,
Columbus and Pennsylvania Central ria
Louisville, indianapolis, Crestline and
Pennsylvania Central The Jacksonville
and Indianapolis Railroad Company have
round trip tickets 10 New York by the fol-
lowing routes from Louisville: va Indi-
annapolis, Columbus and Baltimore ria In
dianapolis, Crestline and Philadelphia; ria
indianapolis, Cleveland and Erie railway (;
via Cincinnati, Parkersburg and Baltimore;
vid Cincinnati, Columbus and Philadel-
phis; sra Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie
railway; Vid Cincinnati, Atlantic and Great
Western and Erie railway.
All tickets TIA Baltimore are good ria
Washington, both going and returning.
On application TO the ticket agent at
Jefersonville, tickets issued by the Louis
willie and Nashville Railroad Company by
any route will be taken up and the passen-
ger furnished tickets by any OF the rontes
named. J. n. Brooks,
Ticket Agent.
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THE FAREWELL CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
Masonic Temple auditorium presented a
grand appearance last night. II was the
occasion Of the farewell concert Of Leo
Wheat and Henry Farmer--names so near
allied that distinction is difficult. Wheat,
Farmer Farmerl Wheat appropriate
titles bothl one tOdUes above the fields of
musical sweetness and harmony while the
other gathers in sheaUes the beauties, the
sweets Of symphony and fills his audience
with delight. The audience last evening
was large, brilliant and appreeiative. The
amateurs Of whom we all know, were ad-
mirable. The programme was a fine
selection. Overture from the "Black
Crook Medley" a grand composition
beautifully rendered, song Adelaide" by
Mr.. Vaupel, assisted by Prof Taylor at
the piano, and "Imah" by Mrs. Atkinson
were both truly beautiful "While the
Last Rose Of Summer" left here at "Home"
by Farmer in his GaloP" has won our
hearts completely. Need we say more in
commentator of their attraction? We
think nos, our people know them well and
regret their departure. They go from
here to Louisville and the citizens of that
city are far too generous not to give them a
warm reception when they remember them
too as Southerners and ''to the manor
born"
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r Fl CITY
New Advertiser ents.

A parasol and gloves found. See advsr-
tisemeEt.
A bunch of keys lost on COllege street.
The finder will leave them al this oibce
and receive five dollars.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. have an extern
sive auction sale Of furniture this morning.
The excellent and popular Ladies Ice
Cream Saloon on Union street, opposite the
State Bank, continues. % furnish re patrons
from seven O'Clock 10 the morning tiii n1iu
night. Ii is also open Oh Sundays
Perry & Dumont Offer hrst-rsIe steam
boiler for sale. See advertisement
w. W. Totlen, No. % College street, has
choice new wheat -four for samily use.
Sec advertisement Of proposals Tor for
ape.
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A WOMAN SHOT A negro woman
named Bette Gardner, who had been en-
gagged 10 selling blaekberries yesterday,
while passing the undergrad on the cor
ner of Line and Vine streets, last night
about IL o'clock, stopped and took siesta
on pile of planks. She was observed by
Thomas Platter, a Waterman al the yard,
who had orders 10 sSNot any one hanging
around, and he though she was trying to
steaisp lank. He fred a load of buckshot
from a shotgun, which struck her in the
thighs, hands and legs, indicting painful
but not serious wounds. Platter was ar
rested and win appear at the Police Court
this morning.
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A TRAVELLING JUsTIcE. - Frequent
complaints having been made lately 20 the
city authorities about the utter reckless
ness Of persons who battle 10 the Cumber-
land, by citizens living in the vicinity. and
no action being taken 10 suppress il Jys-
tice Mathews on yesterday, at the request Of
several aggTleyed partiess in company with
Constable White, Of the Edgehela district
proceeded 10 the lower landing and opensS
his court In AmbrOse's Hall ConstsbIs
White Was sent across the river in a ski9
20 arrest the "free and easy" pleasure
seekers, and collected quite a party OF the
nude indulgers who were greatly sston-
ished At being thus suddenly nabbed. A
severe lecture from the Justice 10 the Of
tenders was followed by a promise d
future behavior, and wound up the case
Our swimmers farther uptown had better
beware,
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A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR TRAPPED.-
Herman Krsach, young German boy six
teen years old, in the employ of Mr.. J. w.
Wilson, was arraigned before Esq. Wilkin-
son yesterday, charged with abetting burg
lars in entering and escaping from the
house Of J. w. Wilsoa, young Kregch
being found out Of bed, and in the garden
in n few moments after. The circumstan-
tial evidence being pretty conclusive
against HIM, he was bound over to the
Criminal Court, and in default Of bail wei
committed 10 prison.
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A Card.

To the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June &c, 1861
have read with surprise the communion
tion of Governor Brownlow, published in
your issue of the 25th inst, in which he
charges the late employees of the North
western railroad with being Rebels. As
ole of the men included in that charge, /
wish to make the following statement:
In the spring of 1861, when Mr.. Lincoln
issued his call for troops, held situation
as foreman of the boiler shops on the Gin
cinnsti and Chicago railroad. l gave up
my situation and enlisted in the 9Th regi-
ment of Indiana volunteers, was made En-
sign of the regiment, and fought under
Rosecrans all through the campaign Of
West Virginia. Returning home after the
expiration Of my term Of service, / raised
a company for the 25th, known as the Let
Irish regiment Of Indiana volunteers, and
1 can say without fear of contradiction,
that a more gallant and heroic body Of
men never left that State. II is a well
known fact that this regiment had the
reputation Of being one of the best fighting
regiments in the fighting army Of the
West. l was with that regiment in all its
campaigns. | fried to do my duty as an
officer and a soldier. Whether | sue
ceeded or not, let my record and the record
of the gallant irishmen whom / had the
honor to command answer for me. i
claim to have done more TO prove my 10y
atty to my country than either Governor
Brownlow or his advisers. / periled my
life on the field of battle when they were
out of reach of shell or bullet. l huri the
foul Islander back to the source from
whence it came, and L tell Governor
Brownlow, with all the scorn that an hon
est man can feel, that the man who told
him that was Rebel, or that any with the
exception of one of the strikers were
Rebels, is liar, a scoundrel and coward.
Ispeak this knowingly; | am responsible
for what | say.
NJ. W. GLENN, s
Late Captain Company K, LIST Irish
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viii be maintained, If not increased and
as the consumption of these Injuries Of
attire FAUST increase more rapidly than the
power Of production, constant increase Of
values must be calculated on. ..-..,f
The importation Of dry goods are now
very Light compared wish ths businesss OF
1857, and the amount thrown upon the
market for consumption IS less than il was
at the corresponding time last year.
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ARREsr OF. A BuRGLAR.-Capd, 8. Bar
more, detective, succeeded In arresIi0g, on
yesterday morning about o'clock, Nathan
shute, the negro thief and burglar who en-
tered the storehouse Of Treanor q Co, cor
ner Of Church and College streets, last
Wednesday night, and stole $50 in money,
beside other Yaluables He was arrested
on Front street while going into the house
Jim Finley. He showed considerable
signs Of resistance, and Capt Barmore had
a healthy time in arresting him. lie was
taken before Justice Wilkinson, but his
case was postponed until to-day.
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Too MUcH ADO ABOUT NOTHNG.-A
rather mixed case, in which Mary Dyer
and Mrs. Foley and sundry good looking
strangers that we're seen leaving before day"
are prominent features, engrossed the atten-
ton Of Esquire Matthews yesterday. The
prosecutriK. whichever or whoever che
was. paid the costs.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Will DunningIou, of
Columbia, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. Calvin Jones, Of Pulaski, paid ms
a visit last night He is registered at the
Commercial for a few days.
Gen. lines returned to the city yester-
day from MichigaB, whittier he had gone
some days since. He found things a deal
gutter in that latitude than here.
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TRAGIC DEATH OF A NASHVILLE MAN.
The friends Of Maj. Frank Nancy, a
native Of this city, we're distsessed to hear
yesterday Of his assassination in New Or
leans, evening before last, while taking his
dinner at Yictor's restaurant. He was
stabbed twice through the heart. The as
sassin is known 10 the police, who are on
his track. These are all the facts we have
Of the tragic death. f. .Fa
Maj. Nancy was a son q the late Judge
Nancy, of this city, bora and reared in our.
midst. Whilst Cadet at West Point, in
1859, he left that institution and sailed for
Europe, 10 engage in the exciting struggle
Of that year between Sardinia and Arstriat
He found cordial reception in the ranks
Of the Italian liberals, and was honorcd
with position on the staff Of Garabaldi.
Remaining and serving with distinction till
the close Of hOstilities, he returned TO
America, and entered the Confederate SER
vice in the war then beginning. He served
till its close. Whatever may have been his
faults, we draw the mantle Of Oblivion over
them, and remember only the noble deeds
performed by him and the good impulses
that inspired them.
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SADDLER, sR., AND sADDLER, JR.-ln
the court Of Justice Mathews yesterday
Wm. saddlsr ST., and VIM. Saddler, Jrp
were charged with malicious mischief in
shooting stock, the property OF Michael
Gibbons, who lives near the Buena Vista
Ferry; was continued until June Both.
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TRANsFrRs OF REAL FsTATP-Tbe q,

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsFATE.-The s9l-
lowing are the transfers Of real estate for
the week ending June Goth:
H. B. Champion TO w. l.. Orchard, deed
| to lot 95 in McGaVock's addition, $500.
j. ii. Brian TO Samuel NJ Thompson,
deed to loi in the city, $4,000.
John H. Confrens to Ripley & RagsdaIe,
deed to land in Franklin county, district
No. l, 500.
I. Dixon OVerton to Aaron Nelson, col ;,
deed to lot in Rock Castle, Overton's addi-
ton, part of lot No. 81, 1892 so.
w. s. Whiteman to Christine Rosen-
houser, deed of gin to lot No. 46 on Holt
street.
VIM. Martin to Jacob Bloomstein, deed
TO lots in Watkins addition, $3.50.
Michael Dyer to May Dyer, deed Of gift
10 lots in Barrow Grove property.
John Vaughn to John Giasner, deed to
land in Davidson county, $3.50.
Harriet g. Tinkham to Andrew Myers,
deed to land in 0swego county, New York,
$500. E $50
VIM. Simmon to Brown & Cooper, land
in county, $500.
M. B. Howell, C. & NJ, to j. w. 81.
+. Bush, deed to 70 feet lot on Cherry
street, $2675.
@. J. Zeutchel to John Brown, deed one
lot in 9TH ward city, 5000.
R. c. McNairy to Geo. A. Allen, deed to
land in county, $500.
Jas. H. Campbell to Jos. L. Duke, deed
to land in 21st district, $500.
M. B. Howell, C. & NJ, to ]. F. o.
Shaughnessy, deed to lots IA, rs, 76, n, 70,
70, so, SO and 81, Barrow's addition to
Edgefeld, $3625.
Ruth II. Scott to A. B. Shankland, deed
to land in 18th civil district, 1885.
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will receive priuatSbids at my Office for
all the loose stone, Suitable for curling,
tagging, or walls, etc, brick, or other ma
terial around the Courthouse, which, il not
sold by Saturday, the 9th day of June,
inst, will be offered lin lots to suit pur-
chasers) at the south end of the Courthouse,
at auction, on that day, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
for cash, to the highest bidder.
=. L. NICHoL,
June 23-td Committee.
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PAETALooNs THIEF Harry Freeman
before Esquire Mathews, yesterday plead
guilty to the larceny Of a pair Of pants,
valued at So 80, the property Of Thomas
Lewis. Restored the property, was fined
$40, and in default com to Jail.
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STEALING AND FIGHTING. - Henry
Meacham, a negro deck-hand on the Ella
Hughes, swore out a warrant before Justice
Thurneck yesterday agains. Charles Hill
(colored), Of the same steamer, for appro-
priatipg A coat OF his and drawing q knife
when asked 10 give it up. Fined 81 and
compelled 10 return the coat,
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REMovAL.-Messrs. Archer Cheatham

Messrs. Archer Cheatham
a Co, have removed from their old stand,
No. 9, College street, TO the building Just
vacated by the Chamber of Commerce, on
the corner Of Church and College streets.
Their stock Of wines AMI liquors is unsur-
passed 10 this or any other city, and their
change Of location, affording as it does,
more room, will accommodate their large
and increasing business.
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Other bonds were not quoted. j
London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 73B.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by them
at tic premium.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 77B for the old and 765
tor the new.
United States bonds are in bat little de-
mand. The banks buy at fraction under
the New York rate and sell at about &c adj
vance. II.
Nashville corporation checks are quiet
with no change in rates.
Bank Of Tennessee Nets are IN demand
at zoe. 1
The sales of Southern State bouds al
the New York Stock Exchange on the
23d inst. were as follows: % -
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DISCHARGES FROM BAEKRUPTcY.-The
following persons have been discharged
from bankruptcy since last Saturday:
A. L. Dismukes, Davidson county, grant
ed June q. .... -.
John S. Fry, Simmer county, granted
June "a
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders OF the Nashville
and Northwestern r. r. Company.

IITHEREAs. THE TRAINS ON THE NASH
wv Vile and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended. and viii pot probably resume ran
ming in time 10 Furnish transportation 10 those
who desire % attend the meeting % stockbOld-
ers called ior the lst u uly. pfeK.; aud whsro.
o. busiueFs viii be presented 10 the meeting u
the most important character. Hhtch Il Il de-
sired shall be falls undzrst00d b. the stock
holders If possible. Be 4 therefore
ges0iVed, Thai the Secretary and Treasurer
be directed 10 recall tho messing " the lst
for a general meeling Of the stock holders 10 be
held az NASHVILLE. Ga the I'D JULY. 1873.
At the 0fiee Of ths Commercial Insurance coiH-
pauy.
b. L. CLAIBORNE.
Sec'y AID Trsaf. N. 4 ". W. r. X, CO.
iuru "a PAT
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MARRIAGE LCHSsEs.-The following Is
Il list Of the marriage licenses issued from
the County Court Clerks office from June
~ 20 June %:
George s. LettOn TO Ida Napier.
c. NJ. Hammond 10 Mary Z. Gilbert.
John p w. Brosn 20 Bessie Thompson.
John Butler 10 Nellie Walsh.
9. +. Edmondson 10 Bette McLsughlin.
There were four Licenses issued 10 oolored
people also.
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Judge Lanham has announced that the
Paschall House drawing will come off
promptly on the first day Of July. The
public can rely on this statement There
WiA be no postpOnemenf. The number OF
certificates in Nashville is limited. Those
who design investing must do so soon, or
lose the chance. W. II. RHEA,
Agent for Paschall House.
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FAILURE TO REPAIR SDEwALKs.-
Several Of our prominent citizens were
lined ia the Police Court yesterday for
failing to repair or build their sidewalks.
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Information In q. y. Circuit
GOurt, M. ID. Of Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1888.

No. IO5-United States vs.. twenty seven cal
dies OF Tobacco.
WHEREAS, X. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. AT
w tornsy 0fthe United States for said district.
hath filed his information in said Court, on be-
half Of the United States. and Of ali persons
concerned, against twenty seven eaddi0s tObac-
co, u. =. Walker n Co, rePuted 0wners.J alleg-
ing 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 70 the mOnitiOn Of
he Court to me dirscted and delivered. do
hereby give notice 10 all persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything to say
why the same should not be condemned as Tor
feited. that they be and appear before the said
Crcnit Court, 10 be held IN the Federal Court
Room IN the Capitol. In the city Of Nashville, on
the 20th day Of June, 1868, AZ 10 o'clock
A. NJ, then aud there % interPgse thslT claims.
r. r. dLASCOCK,
innC-ll u. s. MarshaL
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HUNTINGTON,
NO. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American BIoek.)

Union and American BlOekO
Has on hand all the new SGmmer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks 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 Garabaldl Suits, In brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School aud Dress
Suits, In light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen ; ele-
giant Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish
Ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Choice New Wheat Flour for sale AT w. w.
T0TTEN'S, at grealy reduced prices, by the
SACK barrel or ear load.
NO. % NORTH COLLEE ST..
june27 I'm Nashville, Tenn.
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FISK UNIVERSITY. - This institution
closed yesterday, and turns oul some forty
or fifty colored pupils fully prepared as
teachers.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE regular
meeting Of Tennessee Division, No. 30,
Sons of Temperance, held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing quarter: w. E. Eastman, w. P;
DIR. w. B. Nancy, W. A; L. r. Eastman,
r. s; John PEBBLES, A. r. s; J. L. Cooper,
+. 8; w. A. Wherry, Treasurer DR.. Geo.
s. Blaekie, Chaplain Henry Currey, Con /;
F. Hume, A. c; J. X. Hume, l. s; p. G.
s. Perkins, o.. 8; l.. S. Histon, p. w. p.
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FIREWORKS FOR THE FoURTH.-Mr.
Jno. Luck yesterday received and stored in
the Capitol a portion Of the fireworks to be
used in the celebration Of the Fourth.
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DRUNKEN NEdRo.-A West Cedar street
negro, Scotty by name, was lodged in the
workhouse this morning at one o'clock for
being drunk and noisy on the street.
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MONEY GONE NoRTH.-The State
Treasurer, Mr.. J.. r. Henry, on yester-
terday shipped $120, 900 to New York to-
wards paying the interest on the State
honda
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EMBEzzLIsG THE GOVERNMENT AND
DRUEKESNEss.-A squad of soldiers be-
longing to the 45lh United States Infantry,
arrived in the city from Chattanooga yes.
terday, having in charge two fellow sol
diers for trial before the Court Martial al
this place. One is charged with drum k
enness while on duty, and the other with
embezzling the government in selling a
wagon.
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CHICKEN STEALERs INFLICTED. - Es-
quires Cassety and Brien on yesterday
mulcled that quartette Of chicken thieves
ia the sum Of 81 each.
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DEFAULT OF FEE.-Letha Strickland
was sent to Jail yesterday by Esquire
Mathews, to remain there until the fine
and costs Of her stealing scrape are secured.