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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03
LIQUIFYED LAUGHING GAS.


W. ne Edifor Of me Tribune.
SIR. observe in THE TRIBUNE OF july a,
,pdor the heading "scionce" short notice on hquneu
'aughInegls. Tho credit Of having suggested the en-
Ioyment OF the gas reduced to liquid state ls there
vcp IN The British Medical Journal As the improve
mept referred to is really important one. not only as
ect Of scientific interest but also view of its pracu
po oppcatlon in surgery shall ask the privilege OF cor
,et what IL not absolutely incorrect al least very III
perfectly states the Tact IT,, ...to,fc
gpre nitrous oxide has become favorite anesthcuc'
not only with professional men but win lhe -
eraIv various Efforts have been made 10 OnFlale o t
fbe nfnclual objections To Tits great Noldhc. 10,
Tasc may De condensed, that many Of III, M n may
Hquhad by mechanical compression ohe1l .o 80 Cot
facts OF science but the possibility OF uillzhG o' ,,t
has not been generally recognized, or NJ least llc
rel difficulties to Dee overcome have always sc'u'3 '
Than commensurate with the adVdni ages 20 it,,, n,
who dpmuUsf rated tiie pl'iNt
srouo,iry 1uid Nitrous Oxide, as an hhaatiiCtV' NJ
least iu Europe DE- Thomas w. Evans 81 tlIIS-
During me months OF May and June uf the presetyeats
and luuIHrd gl. and made frequent use OF the hqulu
gas u lIs Office III Paris ana alef having ucColo
fully convinced of the value OF the new apphc@Ioh no
exhibited London, ou the lst OF July, MS apparatus
and teu before large number OF Scohs
and dentists the advantages TO be derived from employ
ing the liquid gas, both as a general aud lo8al
sem.ce that me British Medical journal is so dis
ingenious AZ 10 say "the suggestion which zee
made that the gas should be hQuhed las been success
fully realized Vc" This choice specimen OF post fdctH
lueuco with the contest, aud IS only Important aS
severed from 20, and made the basis OF C.M ln'O'e
lqutstOu Of originality aud personal credit ,o.s oto
have simply wished IN TINS fesldltl W iIi ofer
UNe honor 10 whom honor due, but "ouiu ~
hose Who may De interested on the subject 10 ~ IN
on "PrOtoxdc Of Nitrogen" contributed Dy ~ 6e1tT
the August number OF me BfuSa |9" C1tyg NJ ID.
Science ED"A"D - N'''''-' "
Parts. August II, 1863.
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For Haven and Bridgeport. 200 800 kr }. l3O I'M
a;rl 300 tEGl 345 80, so, and soc tEK) p 10.
For Milford Strs;ori Fairfield Southport and Wspor 1Oo LIN
a m 3 Is. 10 so q. m. .
For Narsak 700 Sec (EI) 600 IlJ) m 1? 5 (I 100 tgL
las 40 tRI J. $50. 500 tEI) p.
For Daren. 100. zoo u 90 m.; AS 40. $50 -. an
For stanford 100 8O0 OK aOe 100 l2l5 (kN Il9 Af
Fx) As5 4 90 Tx 40. SO Go 8o1 tExl p. 10. -.
GreenNich and intermediate stations 100 900 O n A43
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston VII. Springfield 300 (kHh 500 (EIl 300
For Boston via shore Line. l2l5 tEx) 8C0 p IN. -.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 (RI 2i3 400 tBrh y"
For Connecticut River Railroad tEI). lasP to Mon
trea p ID. to Northampton al,
For Hartford Providence and Fshkl Railroad 500 EI lA'
..
y IS. 800 aOa p. m. , MI
For avail Rroai 500 l2i5 to Northampton and WIZ
lsmsburg
For Tousstonic Railroad 800 a IN. 3odp IN.
For NAugatuek Railroad. AGO H., AGO p.
FOR Danbury ani Noraak Railroad. 100 900 M 2la 4%
Commissions Sleeping attached 10 500 M ran s.,
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ERIE RAILWAY-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

srsp,Y TR,ry,-s:9o A. n Way Train ousyile 2eo IN o
Pateson G39 o. Night Ef for Dunkirs, Buffalo Rochester
Al ard South; zoo kmEraHt
Wsv Train n o m. for Paterson and Port Jeryis.
Ssamauca, Dunkrk and Bano With
ont change coaches and in direct connection With all southern AT
Western lines.
Ventilated and LUMINOUS Sleeping toscLes
NghtTrlins - 80
cets can he obtained the Coupauys ocesNo 2il BoadasJ-
Depot foot Chames Sew York, also Long DOCK Depot Jef'J
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nor ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 80,


T1N1 LINE lot ALbAN1 anu TKUl lilo
steamer. G. YlBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave alter
bately Desbresscss $50 and THIRTY. ouh At s:.S
m. Isnlng West Point Cornwall. NcNburgh Poushkeepas
Rhnebsc To CMk aad Hudson connecting AhanT With %
train Saratoga and all paints North
trail sud Sus4nrhauna Railroads The Steamboat
passenger. Troy arrival Albany without charge
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7 0YG ISLAND RAILROAD-Leaye James

m for Creppor and Al stations except WooNe and WHO"
To- o0 Norhuor Passenger Train. snd all stations et-
cent Willow Tree hIgrs lra1 for IrsnpoH seprssn
,sic, Nueola Hcsye aud an stations ksst t:5J De N"l"h
ps.egsr Irsn and All stations except Willow Tree
North l,p Passenger and al stations Al passenger a'
Hampstead Cove
SUNDAY Excursion Train Hunters Point or henp'tsA
Glen Cove North Nohpo and All stations arrives Al da
tsy,, Paint Al 6:lOp TO- Takes eject June u, 1905 -
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Excursions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYN landing at wh'one, Bayss DOCK Great Neck,
sands pout Mott. Dock Wood aud AFTER MONDAY.
June 10 The steamer ARRUWSMlT Capt Muee will leave Peck
slip River morning a 95 for the above land
ngA Returning viii leave Roslyn a. $3.50
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AFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBLRG. NASHUA LOWELL CON
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
and stauch steamers Of the NorSich Llue.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-fOkk,
leave YorL daily Sundays excepted O'Clock from PEI
No 50 North River foot Of VestTy.st
FOR NBWLONDON,
ere connecting With the Express Train from
and Worcester Boston and worcester Worcester
And Nashua aud Nex.Loudon and Northern Railroads
Fresht lowest rates For Information inquire u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-03

An Illustrated Guide 30 principal suburban places he Line q
this Railway has been prepared and can bs Oh
tauei the Company. fee o charge By those wishing
personally examine tie reou referred 10 With The view o. emen
Il. RIDDLE, General Supt
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT ID
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK:

p, Station m corner and Fourth
ave. Entrance on 1aeaiy .seyeuih.si.
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Situations G1lmito.- fmaICs.

Situations GImit0. fmalrs.
4 RESPECTABLE English Widow LADY.
~ Protestant d-ruu. obtaining SITUATION HOUSE
KEB understands The children and furnish the beet u
reference Cail person At 80. Patonare Brooklyn.
A SITUATION WANTED by good German
~ fT. GOO Iu GtNEH 80 HOISEWOEK. Alto d gid COOK
WA>EH end IRUEEL Good references Appy No. n Stanton
81. near BoFsp.
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Sat Schools.
rathtrs.

4 LADY wishes a SITUATION rs ENGLISH
~ GOvERNESS, ia Primary Department Of SCHOOL, Address
Boz No. y. Frailng Cham, Mlss
4 n accomplished and experienced GONER
~ MSS desire. visiting residential position Muse slecay
Careful gwen delicate children address, for references &C.
Miss ]. 81. Newark, \. j..
4 GRADUATE of YALE, experienced IN this
~ branch tIc department 90 Rhetoric E-l Lleraief
eic u thoougl Institution. CLASSICS or Higher Eafl eAy'
Rs!p,nes f5m ast position. Address RHETORIC Ale'o"o,
Conn.
NVANTTD-A SITUATION as GOVERNESS
w hra Luy capable Of icaaz English, French German and TIE
rdmnts OF Ml4c Address references &c. Mas b. r. jersey
CIV. y. J.
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Situations 0lantt0- -NlaIts.

\VANTED-A situation rs llERDSMAN, and
W e make himself generally useful on hrmi thoro1 shv under
sa
Europe Address f. MFASi, 30. 90 Atautcst. Brooklyn.
WANIED-Bv a Young man who has eX
and selling SITUATION 10 wholesale
grocery aud best ~ reference given the
country preferred. Address Boa No. lJ. Tribune once
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28
NotIee so NTnrl,ofmen


Far the better profession of Che bsaitb a,t
hVes ofour citizens. the foIIovins rules 49,
regulations s0mpiled from the city. ordinance,
relating to the public health and market. viii
hereafter be inforced ~. =
No person shall bug or sell any article Of
provision before the ringing of the bell at the
opening Of the market .e
8 NO person shall land on tie wharf or else
where. or shall bring into the city auy iecavipg
vegetableor fruit. .ts"s
Z No person shall sell or offer for sale, in any
public or private market in the city, any meat.
hsh, birds. fowls, vegetables, or fruit. not being
then healthy. sound, fresh. wholesome and safe
for human food : nor any meat or fish that died
By disease, or killed by accident, or otherwise
than IN the usual manner of Strengthening ami.
mails for human food ; nor shah any sneh arti-
cles be brought into the city for sale. B. ,lsr
8. No calf, pig or lamb shall DO killed. or the
meat thereof brought, held or offered for sale
as food in the city. which at the time offs death
was less than one month old nor shall any
msager. sieklyP0r unwholesome fish, birds or
fowls be brought. held, sold or offered for sale
IN this city; no shall any dressed birds or fowls
be brought, held, sold or offered for sale in the
city during the months Of June. July, August
and September. 30 -. ~ II -
9. No perssn shall offer or have for sale in
this city. amp unwholesomo. watered or adul
terated milk. or milk from COWS that for the
most part live in stables or small filthy pens. or
that are fedon swim. garbage or other like sub-
stances, nor any butter OF. cheese made from any
such milk
z. Fish shall not be cleaned Of their scales or
entrails in any market. public or private. where
they may be offered for sale. rt
"a j. b MiToHELL. MD, .
Approved: ...s-aEl- Health Ofieer. 1
A. e. ALDEN. Mayor. iup2Olw
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

10 me Ea'ters Of the URion and Dispatch. .
Much has bern said and written in
reference to a park Cor the city. aDd cts.
gems Of Nashville, and yet have acme.
what 10 say. -
IL the city fathers really want and h.vs
determined 10 have such a plaoe-iC tbsS
want one with numerous springs Of snarl..
ling water and beauiiful depressions for
bright expansive lakes, If one picluresons
and beautiful beyond rival, alWays free
frO>a dust above the Hood, and out Of mud
then, thsse lie one eminently worthy their
observation and consideration. allnde
10 the Southall place. Here are gnrgling
fountains with flowing music for children,
extended views 70 enfertain the aged, vine
clad forest trees, such IS love would
" choose tosdwell in and here is ample
room and verge enough" for Well-eurVed
drives, sad wiIhal presenting, topOgraphi-
Gslty, more attractions fsr, than Central
tarE could primatiEely boast. Will not
the Park COMMITTEES visit this enchanting
sPo' oeiore purchasing elsewhere7
TAX PAYER.
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srHAxGE pnRxo,sxsoy.
"Cotton-tails'' on the MOye-sfrauge
and UnnafuraI


A citizen Of Robertson county, just in
reports a strange and unnatural movement
among the small game Ia his vicinity For
come days past his plantation has been III.
orally overrun with myriads of rabbits in
group0 and gangs, coming from the North
and ieisurely passing to the Southwest
During the day they travel but little, gen
orally iying close, nibbling the heritage in
shs shade nniil disturbed, when they break
cover like swarmsof flies At night how
ever, the earth Is literally coveted with
lnem, marching, eountermarching, dan
eng and nomping 10 the starlight, their
movements seemingly directed By certain
gray hiskered pafrfafebs.
Ibe gentleman has been compelled In
self-defenss, TO inauguEate, with dogs, clubs
and firearms, war Of determination, but
although he has killed hundreds, there
seems 20 be no diminution in the number
Of these little "cotton-tailedp erratics. BE-
thinks they are feasting upon the locusts,
az they are following the general directions
OF this seventeen year pest. It may be,
for we have read Of the migratory habils |
Of squirrels, feld-mice, etc, yet deemed
the hare family free from such uuaccouut.
able Weaknesses. Maybe the rabbit fam
lies have long been growing tired of The 1
BrownloW dynasty, and have started for
more congenial feediDg-ground. What /
must be the feelings of that man whose &C
hons have evea embiltered the life and
of 8 poor rabbit?
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

The TENNESSEE DELEGATION TO NEW
YoRK.-A number Of delegates from thi,
State left the city yesterday and the day
before for New York. A telegram from
Capt. c. w. S. Brown, agent of the Little
Miami railroad, received last night, states
that Gen. VIM. B. Bate and other delegates
from Tennessee left Louisville Yesterday
by the c. S. Mail line for Cincinnati.
They win await the arrival of other Ten.
nessee delegates at Cincinnati, when all
will proceed TO New York together. The
Little Miami railroad and u. S. Mail line
will take all delegates and aIternates from
Louisville to New York FREE. DTranspor.
tation for the above, and half fare tickets
for ali Others going to New York, will be
furnished on board the United States mail
steamers. Persons leaving here. to-day or
Monday will fall into this line, and have
most pleasant and agreeable trip.
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o. n and 3d aariAs -

London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 7Ss. 10 ,. o. Z,
Exchange on New York was furnished
by the banks yesterday at ic premium, and
bought by them at par. ~
United States bonds are in but little de
mand The banks buy al a shade under
the New York rate and sell at about &c adj
vance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted 10 New
York yesterday at 76c for the old and 754
for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are IN
changed and but little doing. d..
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at 30c. s.s
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
Oath inst. were as follows: 1zas
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

Jacob Them, on Wednesday, will Ofe
an extensive stock Of custom made boot
I and shoes, which win be sold 10 The highes
bidder, without reserve. ~
w. ii. McNairy, in our special column
warns the citizens Of the 10Th ward, $50
called, not TO pay taxes to the corpora
"a tiOn. Ett..fFA -IaF .'.
J. b. McAdams, of shelbyville, has los
two mules, for which he will pay liberal
reward, . -. -...' r.
Burlsl lots in Mount Oliyst Cemetery
for sale by A. Nelson & 90.
Albert ~ Seeman open the week to-
morrow with a sale Of q large and varied
stock of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots
and shoes and furnishing goods.
feaiman, Shields a Co, ON Tuesday.
offer TO the trade a full line Of staple and
fancy drygoods, hats, clothing, trimmings,
etc. ... -. -.-..... IN. r..H = -
A family carriage for sale or hire. APP
ply at this office.
W. d. Kline, So Church street ia in
receipt Of an invoice of tooth-brusbes
direct from the hands of the celebrated
English manufacturer, Nav. These brushes
were made toordAr, and cannot be exceled
Mr.. X. has, also, full line OF dusting.
White-gash. esiiia, hair, nail and scrubhing
brushes OF AZ good quality as are made.
Az druggist and pharmaceatist, Mr.
Kline is well known to the medical profes-
sion and 20 the general public
The next regular term of the 81. Lonis
Law School wall open, as elsewheTe adyer-
tised, on Wednesday, l4th Of October next.
This Accomplishment is well worthy the
attention OF those who desire TO prepare for
% successful practice at the Bar. The faculty,
SIX q humber, consists Of Judge Treat, Of
the United States District Court Judge
Holmes Of The Supreme Court Of Missouri
Judge Krum, aud Messrs. Albert Todd, |
HeRry Hitchcock, and Alex Martin, all Of
whom, either on the Bench or at the Bar |
OF II Louis, are engaged in the daily study |
E aud Application Of legal principles. From |
The views set forth in the ;ery eloquent /
Inaugural Address delivred by Judge /
Treat 10 October last, and from The |
1nasnal faoilities afforded IN city like st. /
% Iouls, TO become familiar with the prac-
tlce ~ well as the theory Of law, il cannot /
be doubled that this department of Wash
ington University, both deserves and will
receive the patronage higherlo 90 largely
bestowed BY Western students upon law
schools much farther from home Il
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

THAEKs.-Last night, while sitting in
our airy sanctum, puzzling our brains over
something to say,D clean shaver, white
aproned uoJet entered with waiter Of
sdelicacies," Of iced creams" and CON
dictionaries, together with a neat little
note, saying they were from L. II. EIdridge,
Esq No. .l41 Church street, and came
with his compliments. Many thanks 20
the considerable gentleman. Blessed are
they who remember the printers, their
houses should be crowded from noon till
night. their reward should be great. Our
friends should patronize the establishment
Of Mr.. Eldridge, His number is l4l
Church street, Aliens Block, where he
keeps the best creams, sherbets, etc, 10 the
city.
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Information in q. q. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dds. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. Isss

No. l07-Uniis1 States vs.. three Copper Sin.
and other property.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, AT
torney 81 the United States for said Dis
sIles' has hied hls Information in said Court. as
well on behalf Of the United States and All
persons concerned against three copper stills and
otheI property, ia Pickett, Fspated owner
Aheslhg. smong etheT thiRgs, that said property
the causes N said information alleged. -
NOV theTetore, IN obedience % the monitor
% the Court, % me directed snd delivered, 90
SAID property, or knowing or kaVipe anythins
90 say ny tue same should not be Condemned
- leTteited, and that they be and appear before
s,tla Slfeau Court. 20 be holden IN the Federal
Court Eoou, In the CAPITOL al Nsshvi,ie Tea-
nessee, oza the 2sth day eT June, 1853 az
~ o'clock A. n, then and there 70 iRterposg
their claims. &. r. 0LASCOCR
Janlz lA NJ. NJ. DIT.
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York World Of tn. s4'h inst

says: II. hasn az
cssdinglv variable; bat On sns 49, 49,, r.
80 have shouA desliPing tenossS ~ v,e.l-
ceivIs have bssn liberal. ne GEN. Gem ~ nd
ss both Cor export and ShiPnsns s,u -rb
Ne Tsssn weasher. Nith ne near y ,IP.!'ss5 !
o. ~ t 20 seiI The latter influence
s ess S.sD - espeeially elective oe ,I aoaE
~ bnse =, -s,hsss The impression that EnrSpS
~ Z, reuuirs considerable suPP'iSs. !.
go. go. - l,sIsTs her growing crops can =
Id ID svsilxhls have caused holders y - :,
/ very irmfor spring groEanss anu
an advance 10 prices, u
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HUNTINGTON,
NO. 8 NORrR cHRRRY surRnr,

!
sag zLFs HfEE f-Ha-.H
Union and American Bock) VI
sass HHII EIEgE
Has ON hand all the new Summer
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 Searsucca Suits; new styles
In CheyOit walking Suits; Boys Bis.
mark and Garabaldi Suits, In brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen ele.
CANT Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish.
Ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags. 1I
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

STRANGE Up to a very late hour last
night, no cas- of plain or fancy drunks
had met thu '-,ll-skinned eyes of our noe.
turnal guardians, No lager beer swiggsrs
or members of the committee "as drunk 3
a lord, " Flooding their footsteps homsward.
Quiet reigned in Warsaw.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

EXCITING RUEAwAT.-On yesterday,
horse driven By. an ebon Jehu, and attached
to an express wagon, became terribly fright
eDed on the Square and dashed down Col
lege street to Union, where he came in
contact with aneaser horse attached to
another express wagon, and driven by
another ebon Jehu and complete wreck
OF wagon number one ensued, disentangling
the frightened horse who ran into Single
tons Livery Stable, south of Church, minus
wagon, harness and driver. Ia b..
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

INTERESTING 10 AARKETERs. The
Health Officer notifies us that Rnle No. ,
20 the rules and regulations recently pub
i'shed for the government Of the mark ct.
hSs been dropped by the city authorities,
, VINO cohn'der that the Rhla No. 4, covers
ihe ground and effects the objects intended
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

BouND oyER TO rHE CRIMINAL CouKr
--Thos. Platter, the man who shot the col
ored woman, Bette Gardner, on Frids,
night, was Oh yesterday bound over to the
,cflninal Court by Commissioner Spar.
hng The affair is likely TO terminate
rs.heE seriously. as the woman is.nOt con
adered entirely out Of danger.
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Information in u. 8. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM, 1868.

No. AoA-united States IS. oight BOXES and
i've caddies Of Tobacco =
WHERE'S, r Mop. SMITH, ESQ. AT
-, torRey Of the United States for said Dis
on behalf Of the United States ana al ali ner'
sons concerned. against eight boxes and Eve
eagdles OF tobacco. q. Ayre repuled on mel, al
Iesihs, among other thiugs, that said tobacco
vas seized as forfeited 70 the United State. for
ths causes IN said information alleged.
Nov. therefore. in Obedience TO the rnoalitiou
o. t5e Court 70 me directed and delivered, / do
said property. or knowing 81 baying anvtb;,- 2
70 az way The same should not DO cSpdsmDesi
az IoIielted, and that they be Ena appear before
49, id tourt. @ be hos5ea IN che Federal
hsssee. on the 2Sfb day Of Jane, a. 10
o,lcioek A. X. then and there to interpose their
iun6 ia al ~ M
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

Tar Luxury OF Nathan
shnte the negro burglar and midnight thie
arrested by Capt. Bsrmore, Friday morn
ing Tor robbing the house Of Troahor & Co.
was bound over 10 che next term Of the
criminal court by Justice Wilkinson YES
teTday. ~ feh-f
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

BAEnsroWN GoNvEST-Quitea number
OF young ladies living ia Murfreesboro,
aud graduates from the Bardstown Ken
tncky Convent, passed through the CITY
Yesterday afternoon en- route for their
homes
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

Jun4 If sp. g.. e No, 3 North Cherry 81
Early and Happy XlRrrIage-Thc True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
ofcharge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
box = Philadelphia, Pa, Mayo 3m
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. Tho only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan-
taHeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InYigoratos the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Batchelor All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers- Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. la [apr2s w.