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Death of an Eminent Mason

Charles A. Fuller, for several years past
Grand Secretary Of the Masonic Grand
Lodge Of Tennessee, and formerly Grand
Master Of the State, died at his residence in
EdgeGeld, yesterday morning at Z o'clock,
in the lfy-second year Of his age. He was
Secretary also Of the different Masonic
Grand Bodies, and had attained very ex-
allied position in the Masonic order.
MIR. Fuller was Christian, an died ia
the full faith of the Gospel Of esus Christ.
He was a great sufferer; physically, but his
mental faculties remained uuinjured 10 the
last, aud he frequently expressed his will
ingness to die and be at rest He felt tn at
his title was clear" to those mansions Of
bliss prepared by the Savior for His
faithful followers. He was a member
Of the First Baptist Church of this city,
and the pastor of that church will perform
divine service tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock, al the First Presbyterian Church,
that house of worship having been kindly
rendered for the occasion on account of its
great capacity TO hold the large eongrega-
ton eXpeciedto be present. All the Masons
ia this city and surrounding country are
expected TO attend, while several will be
here from Fast aud West Tennessee. II
will be a full Masonic funeral. An adver-
tisement in another column calls the MEM
bers of the Masonic Grand bodies together
this afternoon, and the members of subordi-
nate Lodges and Masons 10 good standing
will meet at ? o'clock P NJ, on Sunday.
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MAJESTY OF THE LAVA party Of
drunken country fellows in a hack were
making great deal of noise on College
street the other night, and there being no
policeman about, citizen who had been
disturbed took it upon himself to play the
part of metropolitan. Stepping up TO
the vehicle, he spoke in deep, command
ing tone Gentlemen, this thing must be
stopped Il you don't dry il up this in
slant Pil shove the last one of you into the
workhouse p The effect was as instan-
taneous as maryelous. The stiffness of
death reigned within the somber vehicle,
and in a moment broad hat brim made
its appearance, and subdued voice said,
"All right, sir-all right, sir-we didn't
mean nuthin'.p And thehack drove rapidly
away TO another quarter Of the city.
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A BIG HORSE BUSINESS.

Extensive Operations of the Notorious
hi. Curtis and HIS BrOther--Arresf Of
the Former I'm Decatur County.
The notorious Hi. Curtis, who at one
time was in durance here on suspicion Of
being connected with the Louisville and
Nashville railroad banditti, and who sub
seqnently in company with his brother Jim
pressed" horse and buggy belonging TO
Clay Singleton, Of this city, and took the
negro driver along with them az far as La
Vergne, was arrested in Decatur county
yesterday by two agents of Detective Joe
Chatham, named Hawley and Morris,
both residents of Camden, Benton county.
IL seems that the two brothers, after leay-
ing Nashville, made a raid into Rutherford
county, and succeeded in running of
considerable amount Of stock, subse-
quently turning up at Camden, and
disposing Of the stolen property in
various portions Of the State. Hi. Cur
tie Settled" at Camden, where, as "Dr.
Davis" and a gentleman of elegant leisure,
he has been passing much Of his time. On
Wednesday Detective Joe Cheatham left
here with the intention Of arresting both
the brothers, but on arriving at Camden,
found that Hi. had gone to Decatur county
after some stock which he had pastured
there, and Jim had gone TO Johnsonville.
Chatham at once dispatched agents in
pursuit Of them, but Jim getting wind Of
what was up, succeeded in escaping. Hi.
was arrested without difficulty, and with
him were captured four head of stock be-
longing 10 Il. b. Hoskins and John Van
dergrifl, of Rutherford county, and horse
belonging TO James Trewitt, Of DeKalb
county. These he had proposed to dispose
OF at an early day. He will be brought
to this city to-day, and will be taken from
here TO DeKalb county for trial.
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n0nEnrsoN AssnCIArInN.
Entertainment by the President
ChaueeIIor VfsadsFav

Entertainment by the President.
Chancellor LindsIey.
The Robertson Association, modelled
upon the Howard Association of our South
ern cities was organized before the war,
and under the intelligent lead of its first
President, Col. Randall w. MacGavock,
became a great power for good in our city
When the events Of the war severed far
its members, and laid many Of them to-
gether with its hOnored President, in the
soldiers grave, this society was kept alive
under the care Of Vice President DIR. j.
Berrien Lindsey, and was successfully re-
organized last year by its old members.
At the last annual election, DR.. Lindsey
was chosen President as successor of his
gallant and lamented brother-in-law, Col.
MacGavock, and assisted by the accom-
plished widow and sisters Of Col. MacG,,
he offered the inequalities of his delight
fnl mansiOn and ground, on university
Place" iothe society, last Wednesday night,
June 81.
The hostess, Mrs. Sallie Lindsey, az
graceful and genial as her kind nature and
varied experience would lead one 10 antici-
pate, presided, making every guest feel
welcome, at his ease and happy ia her
home. The brotherhood was ont in force !:
aud showed as much skill aud devotion 10
the polite and elegant accomplishments of
social life az in the more arduous and self
denying iabors of the order.
The moon shown out brightly over the
grounds filled with beautiful trees and
howers; the music and charming talk
flowed on; the tables were graced by the
delicacies Of the year and the whole scene
viii linger long in the memory Of Presi-
dent Lindsley's guests, as one of the pleas
ATTEST experiences Of the season.
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100 P. M.-Aaost, 5O7, 900 bales, of which
$4,000 are American. 5P. M.-Sales to-
day 10000 bales; quotations unchanged.
LONDON, June 5-11:15 A. MI. S.
bonds 724@72s. Consols 96f for money.
I;2O P. M.-Consols 943@945 on account.
U. ). bonds unchanged. MI. 8.
bonds 72s. Consols 90 on account.
FLOUR.-Per barrel-Common to choice
superdne 50 5O@1l; family S12 5O@IS;
fancy sl4@l5.
COFFEE-Rio 22@26lc /; Laguyra % &c;
Java SOC.
BAcoN-Clearsides 1st@1slc; shoulders
15c; plain hams 164@17e; sugar-cured
hams DC; canvased Tennessee hams 2Oc.
CoTroN YARNs.-5OO dc, 600 19c, 700
lie.
CANDLEs--Star 174@173c per h.; hard
pressed taIlow S525 per box.
SUGAR-New Orleans 14@141c. Dema-
rara l6@16lc; Cuba 1Sl@15lc; Coffee A
174c; B lite; C lie.
SALT-Seven bushel barrels So so per
barrel.
SEEDs.-Hungarian grass IS millet 50.
SeAP.-Common bar rosie per ID;
fancy S2@4 so per box.
MoLAssEs AND STRUPs.-New Orleans,
none in market plain sirups SO@95e;
golden $1@l so.
MEAL.-S0c per bushel.
LEAD-Bar, 124c per pound shot So 25
G93 so per bag.
LIQUoRs.-Common rectifed 81 75@
2 25 by the barrel; Robertson county
81 75@5; Bourbon S4@6.
LARD-In tierces 191@2Oc; in kegs 213
@22c.
IRoE.-Tennessee common bar SIC per
ID. Kentucky sic; Tennessee band 100
104c; Kentucky do. 7@74c.
INDIAao.-S1 1901 so per pound.
HAY.-Timothy $1,000 per ton.
CoRN-Delivered GOO. FL
OATs.-Iu sacks, S5c.
WnEAT.-$2 $500 so per bushel.
FIsH.-Mackerel, Nos. l, 2 and 3, half
barrels, So, $40 and SO; kits, Nos 1, .
and 5, 81 80, 81 65 and 81 80.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Beeswax 33c per Id; /
dried apples sc par lb; dried peaches Sc
per Id; ginseng 65@7Oc; feathers Coo; rags
SIC per Id.
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FuNERAI. NOTICE..

a THE funeral obsequies Of the late
Nv Right Worshipful CHARLES A. Full
M LER. Grand Secretary of the different
Masonic Grand bodies of Tennessee.
will take place atthe First Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday. the 9TH inst. at 3 o'clock, Pm.
Divine services by the Rev. Thos. Il. Skinner,
DID,, to which the public are respectfully in
Vited.
Special meetings of the different Grand bodies
will be held at the Masonic Temple, on Satur-
day, the 9th inst, at 4P.M. Themembers there
Of will be punctual in attendance.
Subordinate Lodges. and all Masons in good
standing. are invited to meet promptly at the
Masonic Temple. at O'clock. P. N on Sunday.
and participate in the services
JOHN FRIZZEhL,
juno 1t sss Asst. Grand Secretary.
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The United States Marshal gives notices
this morning Of important informations o.
violations Of the Revenue laws.
See list Of bankrupt notices.
Fugazzi's Ice Cream Saloon, Cherry
street, between Union and Church, Is the
resort, both night. and day, Of all who APP
preeiate the best ice cream that can be
made
The bibulously inclined VIII always hnd
the best AZ Ford's, Union street.
John Ramage q Son, College street, adj
vertise trunks, travelling bags, etc.
Mai. w. 4. Howell, A. q. NJ, invites
proposals for transportation Of army sup
plies at this post.
A mass meeting Of the Irish Nationalist
Is advertised for this evening, The meet
ing will be addressed by Gen. ONeill and
Prof. Brophy.
SErLIFF has the latest Ledger, Album,
Chimney Corner, Wayerly Magazine, Har-
per's Bazaar, Banner Of the South, Home
Journal, Mercury, Weekly, The Week,
Round Table, Agricultural, London Times,
Turf and Farm, Clipper, Illustrated pa
pers, aud all the latest dailies.
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Government securities were quoted in
London advices of yesterday quote Unite

A4uhoOh auNlCes Oi yesteFuAy quote Ohheu
States BIOS at 72s.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at 4c premium, and
bought by them at par.
There is but little doing in United States
bonds. Dealers buy al trife under the
New York rate and sell at about &c adj
vance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 73f for the old, and 72l
for the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in de-
mand at Soc in the dollar. +
Thesales of Southern States bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the I'd
inst were as fellows:
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sands delicious, light Summer Ale
AT FOrti's, for the season. my29 3teod
TRANsFERs OF REAL FsrArE.-The f

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The fol-
lowing are the transfers Of real estate for
the week ending June 9Th:
James w. Oyerton to George C. Allen,
ST. two lots in Academy plan, $3.50.
II. w. Buttorff to Bernard Dongan, city
lot, $1,000.
NJ. b. Howell, Clerk and Master, and T.
o. TreanOr TO Il. Ii. Woodfn, half interes
in lot on South College street, $4,000. /
Joseph NJ. Jones to Elizabeth M. Jones,
land in 9th district, $50. I
james Byrne TO A. McAndrews, city lot,
$500. t|
H. l.. w. King and wife TO j. C. Ramsey,
lot in Warren county, $3.50.
Otis o. knight to Methodist Episcopal
Church, land in Williamson county, $3.50.
Anne p. and j. p. Humphreys to Will
liam Hanafn, land in Humphreys addi-
ton, $275. I .lEhf
w. b. Waggoner to w. l.. B. Lawrence,
land on Granny White pike, $3.50.
Martha Y. Ewing to Tobias c. Miller,
land on Buena Vista pike, Ewing plan,
$4,000.
IoDlas Z. miller 10 marina V. living, iOl
in county, $1,000.
r. @. McNairy and r. T. Kirkpatrick
to @. Staub, los in McGavock's first addi-
ton, $1,000.
V. X. Stevenson to r. B. Afford, land in
Ewing's addition, $500. 4gFsE
Nat f. Dortch 10 j. Nj. Holsell, land in
eth ward, $3.50 ... ...ie
J. L. Dortch to J. M. Holsell, land 10
It'll ward, $3.50.
p. ID. Williams to II. +. Yeatman, three
lots in Williams addition, Edgefeld.
Thomas Caldwell to VIM. E. Watkins,
half interest in house and lot on Cedar
street, adjoining the Cathedral, $500.
M. b. Howell, c. & NJ, TO John Brooks,
two lots in Shelby's addition, Edgefeld,
$500.
Al. Duncan to J. S. Mnlloy, lot in
Sumner count, $1,000.
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Hotels, taverns, livery stables, omni-
buses, hacks, vehicles run for pay, express
wagons, drays, horse, mule or catsle deal
ers, brewers, claim agents, butchers, law
yers, physicians, dentists and surgeons
who charge for services-architects civil
engineers, plumbers and gas filters, are sub
ject to the tax recently levied by the Board
of County Commissioners, which together
with the State tax due by delinqaeHts) must
be paid forthleih to avoid the penalty of
double taxes. The Clerk can give no in
diligence when licenses expire; they must
be renewed promptly.
june5-1w z. L. NIcHoL, Clerk.
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PERsoNAL.--Gen. O'Neill. the Presi-
dent of the Fenian Brotherhood, is at pre-
sent in the city, stopping at the St. Cloud.
He wall remain in the city several days.t
Rev. Israel Folsom, financial agent Of
the Choctaw Fation, passed through the
city yesterday on his return from Washing
ton TO his home.
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AnRINAL oE eEN. o.Nrn.L..

Etae FeniRR Demonstration To Might.
Gen. John O'EeilI, the Fenian leader.
arrived by the afternoon train yesterday,
from Washington, and took rooms at the
81 Cloud. lie Will address the friends of
Irish nationality al the Capitol tonight
and an imposing reception is anticipated
ior the hero Of Limestone Ridge. Prof
Brophy, % Washington City, will also
speak.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 5-Evening. Consob
945@95. United States bonds 72ss.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Evening. Cotton
sales to-day 10000 bales uplsnds lid;
Orleans II III.
New York Money Market
New YORK, June 5.-Money easy I;
call loans 395. Sterling firm at l0B910l
Gold 139i.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, June 5.-DrygOods inactive;
heavy sheetings l64@174c bleached mus
Inns lSc for standard makes. Printed cali
Goes 124@134c. (
New YOrk Market. rg
New YORK, June Cotton dnll and
and a shade lower; sales 1000 bales up
lands 30t@3lc. Rice firm. Coffee dull
Sugar in fair request; Cuba 1l4@l24c
Molasses quite. Flour dull. Wheat duh
aud heavy. Corn 81 1901 164.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Flour held al
SO 25910 so for family. Wheat 50 80
692 40. Corn 90@9lc. Oats TIC. Mess
pork S29. Butter 100000. Lard l74c.
Eggs l9c. GrOceries steady.
New Orleans MRPket.
NEw ORLEANS, June 5.--COiton guiet
bat steady middlings 294c. Sugar and
molassea firm and unchanged.
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.--TObacco easier;
lugs to dark leaf 81 75@16 so. Flour
superGne Sc 50@7. Wheat-flll 81 45(9
81. Corn 10000 Oats 75@S soc. Mess
pork S27 so. Bacon-shoulders 13c; clear
sides lG4@l7c; sugar cured hams 20@20h
'' 7'1i "S''''l noal.s,.,.. ,,arGc,. va I
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Sales of %
hhds. tobacco; huge IS $500 IS , medium
leaf Sl4@l5. Flour, superline, So esd
8 so. Corn 90@95c. Oats S3(9S5c.
Wheat 81 S0(82 IS, Lard 1Sc. Mess
pork $27 IS. Baeon--shoulders 1870; clear
rib sides I6le, clear sides l7c Bulk
meafs-shoulders 124c, sides 1G9l6ic.
Whisky, raw,$2 20.
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Tar Doa-LAw.--Fhe dog-law recently
passed by the City Council does not seem
90 be generally understood, though il has
been published ia all the city papers. The
law is now in force in regard to female
dogs, and after the lst Of July no un-
muzzled dog whatever will be allowed on
the streets. IA.
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Peddling meats, groceries, or provisions
from aOagonS in Nashville, lis vicinity, or in
Edgefeld, are notified that the penalty for
not taking ont State or county license as
Peddlers, will be rigidly enforced, unless
the law is Immediately complied with.
P. l.. NICHOL
Clerk Davidson County Court.
June 5-lW
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MeettSsg at she Courthouse This
Morning.

Gen. j. L. Boyle President of the Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville railroad,
will address the citizens OF Davidson county
this morning al IL O'Clock, at The court
house, when the subject Of subscription to
the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
railroad, and the consolidation Of THAI road
with the Edgeheld aud Kentucky railroad,
IN which Davidson county is already To-
terosted a. a stakeholder, will be discussed.
Property holders and business men are par
ticularly invited 10 attend
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LICENSE COLLECTIONS FORE MAY.-The
following amounts we're collected in H.
oenses by the Recorder during May mer-
chants licenses, S29lO23; wagon licenses
S22875; drsy aud cart licenses, SAC hack
licenses, 500. Total, S325923.
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail, to Pic-nics, 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 fill all orders at short notice.
RS- We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
large stock Of the best and freshest Confee-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprl8 2m No SO North Cherry street. =.
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RATHER FLowERY-The Associated
Press dispatch in regard to the reception
OF our Kentucky gueats, is transmogri6ed
iato the following at Louisville
"A bouquet was rendered them by the
Nashville business men, and gotten up by
Messrs Kinney q Maud, ofthe Merchants
Exchange"
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PICSIC PosTPoNED.- The Gnnual "fesii-
val in the woods" observed by the mem
beers Of the Sabbath School Of the First
Baptist Church, heretofore announced 10
take place to-day at Florence Station in
Rutherford county, has been postponed ia
consequence Of the death Of Charles A.
Fuller Esd TO Saturday next, the 18Th
instant
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RafeheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DVe-harmless. reliable instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr2o IT,.
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A MATCH game Of base ball was
played on the grounds Of the Phoenix
Club, between the Morgan Of Nashville
and the Lone Star of EdgeGeld, which re-
suited in the latter's favor. The Lone
Star scoried thirty-nine to the Morgan's
twenty eight.
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FAREWELL TO THE KEETUcKIANs.-O Our
Kentucky guests left yesterday afternoon
for their homes. A large number of our
citizens were at the depot Of the Edgefeld
and Kentucky railroad to bid them fare
well when the train started.
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Tar PENITENTIARY.- The penilentiary
now has over three hundred oonyiets, aud
is rapidly filling again. II is thought that
by the time the Legislature meets there
will be no rooms TO rent.
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ACCIDENTS 4 wheel Of hack No.
caichiag IN the street railway yesterday at
the corner Of Church and Cherry, the
tongue Of the vehicle was broken, and the
horses becoming frightened, dashed of for
a run, bat the driver steering them into a
fruit stand on Cherry street, succeeded ia
upsetting the fruit and stopping them.
The Deluge street sprinkler WAS
wrecked on the Square by the breaking Of
an axle, and fed a cool puddle throughout
the hottest part Of the day.
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THE Executive Committee of the Mer-
chants Banquet will meet this afternoon
at 5 o'clock, at the Chamber Of Commerce,
for the purpose Of auditing accounts.
A. ID. HICKS Treasurer.
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POLICE COURT, june 5.-Hattie Muir
ray, drunkenness on street, SIS.
Thosmas Bradley, assaulting Robert
Matthews, S.; carrying concealed YEA
pons, s..
Robt- Matthews, assaulling Thos. Brad
ley, SIS carrying concealed weapons, s..
John c. Fehr, assault and battery. Case
dismissed al cost Of Randall Fehr, prose
cutOr.
jim Duncan, drunk and disorderly, dis
charged.
Samuel Peiway, col shooting Off pistol
al a ball, discharged.
George Jones stealing a chicken, die
charged.
Joseph Polsion, assault and battery, IS.
BANKRuPTcY.-The following addiiiona.
petitions in bankruptcy are reported as
dled 10 The United States Court on Satur-
day last;
Warren county-Robert Webb, Noun
tain creek Irwin CREDIBLE.
Smith-DaTid G. Sanders, Carthage.
DeKalb-Wm. Floyd and Joshua NJ.
Floyd. under the name and style Of VIM.
Floyd & Son, Alexandria.
White-Stephen w. JohnsOd, Pulled
Chestnut.
Putnam-Thos. J. Way.
Rutherford-C. T. J.. Arbuekle, Of The
6rm Of Manor a Arbuekle, MariseeshoEo
J. X. Miller, JAS. r. Lnkins, kaford {.
Ward, John Prater, J. H. Floyd.
BedfOrd--H II. EIkihs, Bell Buckle
J. O. Holt OrYille IIenslee.
DaFidaon-Robert q. Thompson, Nash
Vile
MontgomeIy--Jno. w. w. Fall, ClaTks-
Vile q. W. Bartee.
Cheatham-Jas A. Allen, Ashland City.
] Total thus far filed 1871.
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A DoUBTFUL Picnic. The picnic
party intending TO leave this morning, on
the HciWcaern ROAD for Belle Meade,
will probably not get Off The workmen
on this road are crying for bread, and are
determined 10 have some Of the receipts Of
the road or stop il.
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THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Com
NTTEE-There will be meeting Of the
Democratic Executive Committee at the
Office Of the Secretary, No. G Maxwell
House, this afternoon at O'Clock.
By order Of the President.
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CRIMINAL Court, June 5.-Slale as VIM.
Ewing, COL, stealing two sows and eight
pigs. Verdict, guilty, and defendant SEN
fenced 10 imprisonment two years.
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SuMMfE CLOrHING.-Morris Powers
at his neW store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and opposite the Maxwell
House. aas received and will continue 10
receive, the most complete assortment Of
sunmer clothing yet brought 10 THE city,
which lac offers "a low a. the lowest. His
linen alpacas, silk lustre, drai d'ete, grass
linen suits are unsurpassed. lie asks an
examination OF his stock and prices.
eCd-2W
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NORRIS PowERs has the best and cheap
eat shirts ard furnishing goods to he found
~ ibis market, and warrants them 10 give
satisfaction. eod-9W
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, June 3, 1868.
CoTToS--,T market quiet none re-
ceiyed AZ bales shipped, and sold at
25c per pound. BY actual count there are
1922 bales in the city
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RMoyAL. r. Justice Thurneck yester-
day removed TO the Office which Justice
Wilson vacated on Thursday.
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeesWax and Rags,

WE ARE BUYING ALI or THE ABOVE
~ articles az their highest value IN iarge or
small quantities. We keep on hand n selection
OF STRICTLY PRIME FEATHERS for sale o.
persons wanting prime. select Feather
We ren0vate and cleanse Reaihers IN o days
notice WHITMAN BROS.
myB q No. 10 Public Square