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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-26
POWDER MILL PROPERTY
AT
MANCHESTER. TENN,
FOR
Sale or partnership.
MR.. FREDERICK WRIGHT,

AN ENGLISH POWDER MANUFACTU-
n rcr. is now IN our city and ready b. engage
hiss services in that line He was our Powder
Maker at Manchester In 1861 and 1852 His
make Of powder was tested By Cob kaiuA and
Capt Wright. Of the Confederate Arsenal. and
pronounced by them equal. II not superior. 20
the best United States test. These Powder
the dam. the stone foundations, the tailrace
and heavy machinery were not injured the dry
house was not touched. and saltBetrs refining
kettles not injured.
Said Powder Mil property is situated AZ the
loser end 81 Stone Fort. IN Coffee county. and
one mile from Manchester. aud has Gitsen feet
fall Of Duck river, and secure against all food.
a. the past eight years have proved.
! viii sell said POgder Mill place. (excgpt the
machinery.J for $500. There D. 80 $40 h.. rast
machinery. 90 lbs. wrought iron machinery.
SO lbs rabbits metal u ID. bras boxes. with
other mailer portions Of east steel t0eI. plates
and sei screws. etc. which will sell tor cents
Per pound, aii round. -Four or Gve thousand
dollars Will pat the whole concern into com piets
operation, capable Of making $50 ID. Of blast-
ing Powder daily, and about 0ne-thIrd les Of
Sporting.
i will seIi the whole or a part a. above stated.
OF / will sell the whole for q Powder Mil and
viii take q fJarth, a third OF a hall interest IA
IL, provided a. be made exclusively = Powder
Mil This conclusion . formed from the belief
that che Pacific railroad j. sure 10 be built aud
ito further belief that tho country IL wall pas
through vail require all the pow der the mill caf
rieBce had 10 powder vas proof 10 me Of a.
pr0htabieuess-
/ have some dirt and brick, but no money 20
do anB thing b myseli. } Wiii siFe any inforutt
ton % "a sincere Inquirer b. hi4 calling on me
mayDlw ". S. WHIrEkAN
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A FIGHTIEs NEGRO WENCH-DFsFE-
RATE ATTEMPT ~ CoMAnT MURDER. AT
late hour last night the neighborhood adj
jacent TO the Police office was thrown into
considerable e1cilemeui, BY TIE atlemp, Of
a negro wench, CiGda Taylor, to cut another
named Maria Kelly with dirk knife. We
did no, learn the origin Of the row, bnt it
took place at a house kept by two negroes
named Thomas and Buck, opposite the Pa
lice Office.
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OUR AGENTS.

JOHN W. FAX0N, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent at Clarks-
vile. Tennessee 20 receive and receipt for SUBJ
scriptions and advertisements for the UEIoN AND
DIsPATcH.
s. b. R0ZRLL. Of Franklin, is our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DIsPATUH.
DR.. J. B. MATTHEWS, Druggist, Ola Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized Agent to receive and receipt for adj
vertisiug and subscriptions in Rdgefeld. Orders
delivered to him viii be promptly attended to.
He will also keep the Daily UNION AND DIS
p TrH ON sale.
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TEMPERANCE. - The members of the
Grand National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance, who have been in our city for
some days, have, almost all of them, de-
parted for their homes. There are, how
ever, some half dozen remaining, but it
is expected they will leave very soon.
The visit of those gentlemen to our city
has been a very pleasant one, and it IL to
be hoped that such worthy lessons as we
have learned within the past week may not
soon be forgotten. The blessing of tenn
perance is an especial blessing to a coun-
try, aud never was temperance, not only
socially, but politically needed by any
country more than it is by this at the
present time.
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PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.


The celebrated King Salt Works in
Southwestern Virginia, thirty miles east
Of Bristol, are advertised for lease Cor
term Of five years commencing the lst
Of January, 1862 These salines furnished
most Of the salt used in the Confederacy
for the last two aud half years Of the
war, and are superior 20 any in this com
try. They have been used for more than
fifty years, aud there has been no dimiuu-
ton ia either he quantity or quality Of
the yield. The water is from 20 TO 50 per
cent salt The market At this point COM
mands a large area Of country, embracing
parts of Virginia, North Carolina, Geor-
gia, Tennessee aud Alabama, wherein the
annual demand is nearly a half million
bushels. We know whereof we speak
when we assure the reader that this il a
rare opportunity for the exercise Of energy
and the investment Of capital.
Dan. J. Scanlan, merchant tailor No.
80 College street. 80 well known 10 the old
citizens of this city, carries on the busI-
ness in all its branches, and guarantees
satisfaction 30 his patrons
j. W. Wilson q Co, have Aurora Oil at
reduced prices.
Merchants will find it 10 their interest
to attend the sale by lealman, Shields N
Co., this morning. They inform us that
the goods mus be sold
See list o. bankrupt notices this morn
ing.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, May 25--Evening - Console
94I995. Bonds 7l4@7ls.
FRANKFORT, May 25-Evening-- DATED
States bonds 76s(@762.
New HOrk Money Market t.
NEw YORK. May 25.--Money very easy (;
call loans 4(es5c; sterling dull at 100 lO1 /;
Gold l40. New tennessee G..
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RAILROAD CoNrRACT.-The Chattanooga
and Nashville Railroad Company have
completed a contract with the firm Of
Grant, L4trobe & Smith, of Baltimore, for
the erection Of an iron bridge across Run
ming Water creek. 1t is to be eight hun
bred feet long, and must, according to the
contract, be completed in four month";.
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INTERNAL REvESUE TAxEs-CollsctSr r,
Noryell gives notice to the payers Of
this county that taxes are now due, and
that they must be paid up before the 10Th
Of June next, at the Office Of the UNION
AND DISPATCH.
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The thirty
sixth annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Ten
nessee was held at Columbia, beginning on
the 18th inst The Bishop did not arrive
until the 23d. There was a large number
of ministers and lay delegates in attend
ance, and large amount of business was
transacted. The standing committee was
appointed as follows: Rev. George White,
DID, Rev. J. T. Wheat, ID, Rev. J. j.
Vaulx, w. II. Stephens, and J. p. Trez-
want. The following were appointed de-
puties TO the General Convention: Rev. j.
T. Wheat, DID,, Rev. s. Ringold, Rev. w.
G. Gray, Bev. Jas. Moore, Francis B. Fogg,
Esq, J. F. Jet, w. II. Stephens, and Geo.
r. Fairbanks, and the Rev. Geo. Beckett
was appointed Trustee of the University
of the South.
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AMPLE arrangements have been made
20 accommodate all who wish TO see the
great national prize fight between McCoole
and Coburn. Persons leaving Nashville
at G:3O Tuesday evening can purchase
tickets 10 take them from Nashville to the
scene Of action and return for sixteen dol
lars. The return tickets, Louisville to
Nashville, will be good until May 3lst, in
clu-iye
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IlEarly and Happy aEarriRge-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, seat in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
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MEETING or SToCKHOLDERs.-Am meet
ing Of stockholders Of the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad was to have taken
place at Waverly on yesterday, bat as We
have had no correct report from there yet
We pause for a reply.
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FEEIkEIsM.-We understand that Gen.
John O,Neill, President Of the Fenian
Brotherhood, win be in this city on Satur-
day, june 6, for the purpose Of holding a
State Convention, and Of revising the af-
fairs Of the Brotherhood in this State gen
orally.
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PIc.NIc.-The annual picnic under the
auspices Of the st. Vincent De Paul So
eiety, will be held on Thursday, May %
at Ruemekorff's Garden. The proceeds
will be devoted, az usual, to the benefit of
the poor, and it is to be hoped 80 charitable
an object will meet at the hands of our
citizens generally the success which il de-
serves.
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NOTICE OF Dissolution.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERET0F0RE
4 existing between g. W. Marshaii, / j. Eos-
burg and l.. A. Russell, under the name and
style Of MARSHALL. VOSBURG & RUSSELL,
has besn dissolved By mataal consent. % Vs..
Marshail retiring from the CIR "a. 1880 .
W. G. Taylor. being admitted, we Mar-
shall, the style Of the frIn vii hereafter be
RUSSELE, NOSRUka 4 co. Disselution Of
the old. aBd formation Of tho neW era u take
effect April lst. 1853. -
q. W. MARSHALL,
RUSSELL. N0SBUKG 4 co.
Nashville. Tenn, April >. 1913
aprsh naW b
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sales on the 22d were as follows

The New York Post Of the afternoon Of
the 22d inst. says:
The rate for money on call loans with
stock securities tends to 5 per cent. New
ertheless per cent, and in some instances
7, continue to be paid by houses in good
credit, the circumstances of accommoda-
ton as to prior loans in stringent times in
some instances affecting present negotia-
tons.
OF first-class commercial paper more ia
wanted than the market offers.
A disinclination TO business ventures, and
in consequence, a lack Of commercial prper,
which might be based thereon, have been
prevailing for a long season past, induced
by uncertainties in politics and finance
which have been 40 obvious to all
With returning fine weather, however,
and the prospect which has now passed
probable doubt, of large crops in small
grains and also in cotton, It'll apprehended
that business men will presently commence
undertakings of magnitude which will
lead 10 the making of mercantile bills in
considerable volume. ..
This prospect Of large and profitable
crops keeps the market for domestic cot
tons and other manufactures reasonably
firm, Notwithstanding the light spring de-
maud
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FoRD's Saloon on Union street has pat
on its summer gsrb, aud presents new
attractions for the cheated term He has
Just completed a magnificent ale and beer
box, which excels anything Of the kind in
the city. lie keeps always on ice, genuine
lager beer, beside the tnest general as
sortment OF wines and liquors. He has
omitted nothing THAI will refresh OF IN
vigOTate.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-This splendid

BafcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. instan-
taaeOus. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed HS!liam A. Batehelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. apr29 1y. +
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IN RANKRUPTCY.

mHE UNDRRsfaHED HEKkB37 diVF5
II notice Of bis appointment 40 Assgnse VI
tho estates If John VI McFaaaen. krbt " ihc
ira. John =. 1godHin, BEN bctt4 ~.
-. 4. Bsrs. Thos- W Liiiard 3 q Miller.
i NJ Hirss b. Wade af the county
AT Rufhsrf5rd and state o. Icnnessco,
within said district who have been adiudged
kankrupts upon their oEn petition. By theDistrict
Court Of said district.
EDWARD l.. JORDAN.
mayl7 law3t Assignee.
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WANTED.

A GENTS FOR TIE SALE OF LILLEY'S
calculating areas. This instrument is highly
recommended by many of the first mathimati-
clans, eng ineeTs and land surveyors in the
Unite States. Among others Prof, Church, u.
$. NJ. A T, West Point; Prot. Allan. Washington
College, both of whom are using it in the in
structiOn of their classes in surveying. Address
w. c. COLLIER,
may23 3m 40 Union street, Nashville.
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ESTRAY.

(tAPT. WIDENER TOOK UP. AN ESTRAY
I horse on Monday last. found running IN the
vicinity Of his stables. Said horse is a dark
brown, branded "U. s." on the left shoulder,
and the letter "A on the left hip. Has saddle
marks.
The owner can recover the animal on proving
property and pay ing charges. mAY2i IT
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SUNDAY ScHooLs.-The MeKindree,
Elm street and Tulip street Sunday Schools
Of Che Methodist Church will hold Pic.
Mic on Saturday next, May Sotb. All
three assemble on Sunday afternoon in the
MeKindree Church for singing exercises.
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IN RANKIEUPTON.
,IsaaIe District OF Tennessee az NASH
xtfie. MAY IIfh. lsGs.

TIME UNDERSIGNED hereby GIVF9
notice IL hts appointments a. asaignes ~ y
n Er0wn Ernil Jaekaoa and ". q. Jact son IN
the county OF Davidson anu State % IcnhesTcri
Fifhiu raid District. who have been adiadrpt
b4nkrnpts On their own petitions b. the DIairitt
"ivl5 iawSt A. nail. Assignee
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Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
viii be FIVE Gents, and il will be sold 10
newsboys and dealers 30 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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SGovernment secaritias were quoted In

A@Ohuoh VI JCSeCANdy ibiotS NAiAtCN
States 5-20s at 7l4.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at fe premium.
There is but little demand here for
United States bonds. The banks buy at a
shade under the New York rate, and sell
at about &c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 665 for the new, and 6Si
for the old.
Nashville corporation checks are I'M
changed. Dealers are paying 72e and are
selling at 75e in the dollar.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 21st
inst. were as follows:
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LABAN CALHOUN.

Ne s. Church Street. next 70 Express BaildnE.
ID EGS LRANE TO ANNOUNCE TO HIS
ID patrons and the Bubhc generally. thai no
has HtteS NJ t5e cid stand Of tue late fkANh
PARRISH. where gentlemen will be waited
upon promptly and 10 their satisfaction.
Warm aud cold baths At ali hours.
APPS Nv
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PERsoNAL.-Judge J. c. Walker, Of Pu-
laski, arrived in the city this morning, and
is stopping at the Commercial Hotel.
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To nnsiness Men and Advertisers


Generally.
The UNION AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city
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l1TRAYED OLE sTOLEN FROM THF

GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- subscriber, living in the 18th district of Da-
wilson county. Tenn. on the night Of the 10th
years old. branded +. c., and mark ed with small
underbit in tho left ear.
Also, one SORREL FILLY COLT two years
old, branded f. &. and marked with a small
underbit in the left ear.
A suitable reward wiz be given for informa-
ton concerning them.
mays lw FELlN COMPTON.
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THE KIDNAPPING CAsE-Jusiice Cas-
setty, who had delayed judgment IN this
case until yesterday morning, gave his de-
cision acquitting the defendant, not think
ing the testimony sufficient TO shoWa guilty
intention on the pant of the accused.
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LOST.

DEFWEEN THE WAREHOUSES OF STRAIT
ID ton, Cheney 4 Roy, on Broad street, aud
the residence of Andrew ii johnson, on the No
lensvile pike. Double Case lever Gold Watch,
Appleton 4 Co.. manufacturers. with large
steel chain attached. Any person finding il. by
leaving it with the same st the warehouse OF
Stratton, Cheney a Roy will be literally re-
waTded. may2l Wv
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A NEATLY FURNISHED H0USE-C0M-
n plete-will be rented to a good tenant
for the months of July and August. very low.
Apply at
may9 If THIS OFFICE.
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Gold advanced a shade in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tions Opened at 1895, was 1899 at 1880,
40 at noon, and closed 40 at P. NJ
The rates here were 1898 buying ard l4O
selling.
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" L u
Atameesing Of the officers of the Sd
preme Court and members of the bar at
the Capitol, during the last session Of the
court called to pay appropriate honors to
the memory of the late Judges Green and
Totten, Judge Milligah presiding, Judge
Humphreys offered the following notice Of
the late Clerk Of the Supreme Court The
notice was approved, and was subsequent
" ordered by the court, at the request Of.
the meeting to be placed on the minutes
Of the court aud published in the reports ::
"The late clerk Of the Supreme Court at
Nashville, James 2. Clark, deceased, was
appointed By Judges Green, Reese and
Turley at The organization Of the court at
Nashville, IN March, 1885, and continued
in Office Till his death, which occurred i'll
February, 1868. Having passed from the
stage of mortal existence, he deserves a re-
speciful notice and a grateful remembrance
by the officers of abe court and the
members of the bar, whom he, ia his Off
cial capacity, served so long and so faithful
ly. In the preparation Of the records OF the
court, the entries we're made with the closest
attention to judicial form and accuracy.
His devotion to the business OF the office
was constant and unremitting in term and
in vacation his department to those hav-
ing business with the Office obliging, respect
ful, and decorous; his discharge of duty
deliberate and careful, yet prompt and eff
ficient; his motives of action were pure,
and his life eminentIy exemplary and
blameless. His heart was sensitively alive
to charitable impulses, and his mind awake
to everything noble in the human charac-
ter. He 30 conducted himself as to secure
the confidence and esteem of all able and
just men who presided in the Supreme
Court during the long period of his official
service, and now that he has passed from
the stage of existence, it is just and it ia
useful that his course as a man and public
officer, should be approved and held up as
a valuable example to those who may serve
in that branch of public business through
out the State"
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream of the best quality
either wholesale or retail, to Pie 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 I'll all orders at short notice.
Rs- We also keep on hand fine assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best and freshest COnfec-
tioneries to be had'in the city.
1855 JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprls 2m No. 80 North Cherry street. :. =
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SMITH AND MArHrws, JUSTICES -
Henry Pnm aud Henry Bachanan, assault
aud battery, 81 each.
John ;. Gilmore, policeman. assault and
battery aud drawing pistol on Caleb
Jones lcoloredl, bound over ia $3.50 bonds
for trial al the next term of the Criminal
Court
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No. 5 Cherry street

Aurora OiI.-Fifty barrels just received
and for sale, at wholesale and retail, by
.4EEIE EE BENSON Il TONEY.
myJ2 tf Z 81 4g No 5 Cherry street.
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25ih day OF Jane. 1865.

1t the hours Of 9 9lz. 10 and f05s. a. NJ. resp e.
tively. ~ tho once Of the Rexi5ter iu LsVIa
burg, MarshaH county. Tennessee. and thai
al CREDITOR who have proven their debii
faid time and place aad show cause. U ans
they have, Why the prayer q SAID Fetih1ls
should not be granted, ana that the ssco1d aq4
thirt meetings u ersdit1r8 VII be had 81 siil
R.R. CAMPBELL, CLERK.
. rnv94 "a fe- H. 8 Dist Court M. u III III.
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DARING BURGLARY AT COLUMBIA-
Two ROBBERS ENTER STORE AT MID
NIGHT AND GET CAPTURED.-On Satur-
day night last, about midnight, Mr.. T. NJ.
Benner, a clerk in the store Of Mr.. Ed.
Williams, of Columbia, in this State, was
aroused from his slumber by a sort of low
whispering in the store. He slept up
stairs, and Immediately upon awaking,
Jumped out Of bed, seized a pistol and went
down stairs as speedily as possible. When
he got down, he looked around but could
see nothing to indicate that there we're in
truders around he therefore fired two or
three shots in the direction from which the
noise had come. The firing alarmed sew
eral OF the neighbOrs, who ran down to the
store and finding the back window open,
entered the store. They searched for some
time, but in vain, no object was presented
to their view, and were about to return to
their peaceful and respective beds, fully
satisfied that the thing was all sham,
when, by some good fortune or other, they
found a clue. One of the startled party
luckily nedfu bOhttulub llkb hIcdthiuS
under a table close by, and stopping down,
saw two men huddled together, and en-
deavoring by every means in their power
to make themselves look smaller and mis-
erably less. ~
The culprits were at once surrounded
and drawn forth from their hiding place,
when it was discovered that they had dress
ed themselves in a very nice suit of cloth
ing each and had several valuable pack
ages prepared to take along with them
They have not been identified and have
refused to give their names or any infOr-
nation "a TO their whereabouts They
were, however, arrested and placed in Jail
where it is hoped they will be safely taken
care of until the proper time comes for
disposing of them. Upon being searched
there was found upon their persons closely
secrcled a complete and efficient set of bur
glars tools by the aid of which they could
gain access to any house with the greatest
ease.
In connection with the above We would
state that there are number of thieves, To-
Gated in this city and its suburbs and the
authorities of Nashville should exert them
selves TO rid the community of such pest.