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is it wise or economic to permit
this property to lie idle and useless,
or to devote it to the purpose con-
templated?
A residence for the Governor at
the Capital, is needed. 1t is
requisite for the business of his
Office, and BELTS its dignity. The
annual salary, unless the incum-
bent happens to be a man of wealth,
does not justify him in opening such
house of hospitality and enter.
tainment, public and private, as be
comes the Governor Of the State
Other States have provided Gov
ernors' mansions, and sooner o.
later, it will be done by Tennessee
and perhaps at a time when Their
will be no such favorable oppor
tunity as that now offered. Thi
real estate now lying useless coul
and should be turned to timely an
profitable account in the mode sug
gested, and tie Legislature shout
not adjourn without putting it int
the hands of Commissioners to /
so used. ~
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functionary who has been so lax in
the execution Of the power already
placedin his hands, and which every
candid man must admit is amply
sufficient to secure peace and good
order throughout the State. 1.-THE
Legislature would hold the Govern
or and the civil authorities of the
several counties to a rigid accounta-
bility for the proper execution OF
the trusts confided to them, the dis
turbances of which complaint is
made could be promptly suppressed
If the civil authorities would act
they would receive the encourage.
ment and efficient aid, if neces
sary, of every good and law-abidinG
citizen. These outrages should b.
prevented by the arrest and punish
ment of those by whom they ar
perpetrated, but that is the work 9
the civil authorities. They hav
not shown their inability to do thif
for they have never made the effort
Until that inability is clearly show
the military under martial la'
should be held in allegiance. -
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Mr.. WILLIAMS (RadicaD said in
the House of Representatives yes
terday, that "there was no justif-
cation whatever for giving the Gov
ernor power to declare martial law,
nor indeed had the Legislature the
constitutional power TO do So
Mr.. Williams is right. The consti
tuition declares that "the privilege
of the writ of hc6eas corpus shall
not be suspended, unless when, il
case of rebellion or invasion, The
public safety may require it. J"
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SOMETHING NEW

u,HE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS on
Nashville is invited to the New Establishi
ment of L. HI. ELDRIDGE,W who has removed
from the Kirkman Block to No. Ils Churefi
street, between Summer and High streets
where, with greatly increased facilities. ne hal
opened an elegant Restaurant and lee
Cream saloon, for Ladies and Gentlemen
and is at all times prepared to furnish thos,
who may favor him with call with ever
DeIscacy OF she Season. llic
| He is also prepared to furnish Fauaiite'
and Parties with fine Cakes Of all kinds
Ice Cream. Zoe Cream Pyramids. and every
thing in the Bakery and Confectionery line
| Wedding orders promptly filled. las $50
Remember the new place. llS Churei
| street. Luek's Building jamie If
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GEN. GILIEm AND MISSISSIPPI.

GEN. CULLEN AND MisS1SSAPFA.
Our Washington dispatch OF
the 14th inst. states that Gen. Gil
lem was before the Reconstruction
Committee that day, and "reiterr
ated statements in his official report
that there was a fair vote in Missisr
sippi when the constitution was re-
jected." Our dispatches this morn
ing contain the substance of spe-
eial dispatch to a New York paper,
in which an entirely different version
is given of Gen. Gillem's testimony
This dispatch claims that 81 he
stated he had taken every pre-
caution to have the Mississippi
election conducted fairly; and to
prevent a violence upon the part Of
the white employers toward their
black employees, he had issued cir
culars of instructions to various
sheriffs throughout the State" but
that " it is his impression that the
sheriffs were hostile to the recon
struction acts, and did not carry
out his instructions; and that
+" from all he was able TO learn, ne
thinks there was considerable IN
timidation used in different parts o.
| the State towards the blacks, and thai
on this account many of them die
not vote" We have no doubt the
| first dispatch correctly represents
Gen. Gillem's testimony, and thai
this dispatch to the New York pa
per is simply dodge to break thu
force of Gen. Gillem's testimony
| There is Radical testimony which
fully sustains that of Gen. Gillen
as given in our first dispatch. Thu
| Washington Republican (IIadlcal.
of the 9th inst. says:
'Mai. j. L. WoGord, Of Mississippi
was on Wednesday examined by thu
| Committee on Reconstruction. lie wa
| last summer elected member OF thu
| forty-first Congress on the Republican
| ticket, and would be entitled to seat
that State were readmitted under tn
| constitution at that time submitted to Tn,
people for ratification or rejection. Mai
Wofford is opposed to the readmisslon 0
the State under the present circum
stances, believing that the constitution
was then defeated, and if nov
forced upon the people would b
Injurious to the best interests OF tn
State; that the constitution was too pro
scriptive, and that the negroes did nc
favor disfranchisement He says tn
people are anxious for peace and quie
and willing to submit to acts OF Congress
E His testimony was considered homes
and impartial"
| Here is the testimony Of Radi
cal elected to the forty-frst Con
gress that the proposed constitution
was too proscriptive, and that eve
the negroes did not favor disfran
chisement. His testimony as to tn
anxiety of the people for peace an
their willingness to submit to tn
acts of Congress, should be con
elusive with those Republicans VIII
are at all disposed to do justice t
the people of Mississippi.
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IT is reported from Washington
that no consultation has yet been
held by the Judges of the Supreme
Court on the question concerning
the constitutiOnality of the legal
tender act. A vast amount of mis-
cellaneous and prior business occu-
pies the attention of the court, and
is as rapidly disposed of as time
and investigation will permit. 1t is
at present uncertain when the OPP
portunity will occur to permit of
the court turning the necessary,
cautious and careful attention to
this important subject, while it is
understood some Of the Judges are
disposed to await the course OF
events and let the question settle
itself when the monetary affairs OF
the country no longer rest upon o
currency of irredeemable paper.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Positively Two Days Only

Masonic Hall, Nashville.
Monday and Tuesday. Jan. IS q 70.
MONDAY TWO LEVEES, AT 8 AND TX P.
I1 NJ. Tuesday. THREE LEVEES, at II A.
Return from Europe, latter an absence of
three years,( whore they have appeared before
nearly all the Kings, Queens, Emperors, and
Nobility Of the Old World.
The Greatest Wonders Of the Age !!
Four beautifully and symmetriealIy formed
LADIES 4 GENTLEMEN IN M1NIATUREl
81 The Original and Renowned 14r
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE, l
COMMODORE MUTT. and
HISS MINNIE WARREN.
Their unique and exquisitely enchanting per-
formanccs and exhibitions mover fail to charm
| and delight every beholder. Ttey appear in
| Songs. Duets, Dances, Comic Delineations,
| AmusingfTri Burlesques and Comedies, IN
Characteristic Costumes. ~ 81 eA .sis.i
| Tho Rich and Elegant Dresses, and the bril-
| liant collection of Diamonds worn before the
| various Potentates in Europe, all of which arr
introduced in these popular Leyees. cost ovel
twenty thousand dollars in gold:
Ladies' and children are considerably advised
to attend the Day Exhibition. and thus avoiS
the crowd and confusion Of the Evening Enter
| tainment.
Admission Is cts. Children under ten year
of age. IS cts. Reserved seats. so cts: Chiidrsl
| under ten years, % cents. -. -.
/ jams IL az p" NED DAVIS. Agent
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The bill giving the Governor the
power to declare martial law passed
its second reading in tho House of
Representatives yesterday by vote
of 81 TO 10.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs
s.Distress Furniture Sale.o

UTE WILL SELL THIS MORNING, AT -
w o'clock. on account of departure and to
close adeed of trust, q general assortment Of
Household and Kitchen Furnitare,
beth new and secondhand, Tableware Desk j,
Also large CONSIGNMENT Of Smoking Tobacco,
Soda, Soap, fine Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Janis 1t YEATMAN. SHIELDS 81 co.
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For Rent, sale or Exchange

MY VALUABLE RESIDENCE. IL MILES
III from Nahsville, on Gallatin pike, ad.
joining Edgefield. Frame house. with Z
rooms, and all other outhouses; cistern and
well; Fourteen acres i'm all. A garden
of acres, and 5 acres in blue. grass. l will
for good stock farm.
Apply to Col. A. W. johnson, near the place
or to nae at l96 South College. Nashville. Tenn,
ianl6 IL ds-y&Vs VIM. PErWAY.
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mANUFACToRY FOR SALE.

WE OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE
w best Inducements ever offered to capital
lists, consisting of Steam Engine, with every
variety Of Machinery required in the business.
and capable of manufacturing from $4,000 to
49, BROWNS &.cHEATHAM.
~ ecl5 If rsal =. 2 = Agent.
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BUY AT HOME.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED, BEING FULLY
! prepared for nanufactnriDE sash,
Doors, blinds, inside and oct Pivot ami
Stationary Stats, Frames Of every description.
Brackets, Cc2niees. plain and Ornamental
Mantelpieces. MOuldings Of all kinds. Base
Boards, FLOORING. Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank, Misunderstanding. and Building Mate
rial generally. Also, Builders and ContraetoFs.
All at as low rates as can be imported 81 equal
quality. Send orders. Punetualiiy and dis
patch are cur business ere ed 0aics and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and ChattanOoga Rail
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street, Nashvill 9,
Tennessee.
TURRIVELIE q FULGHKR
aDrl dkUIv
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Gov. CLAFLrN, of Massachusetts,,
in his inaugural, says that there are
one thousand persons in that State
with Indian blood in their veins
who are politically disfranchised on
that account.
In Tennessee, there are nearly
one hundred thousand persons with
Americo-Anglo- Caucasian blood il
their veins, who are politically dis
franchised ON that account, or ra
Their on no account.
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w. r. PBILLaPS, the remaining part.
ner will continue the TIN, COPPER AMI
SHEETIR0N business, ut the old stand, No
II South Market street, whore he will be giat
to see the friends and patrons of the old firm,
Mr.. Phillips is alone authorized to settle th'
jaai6 2W' :" 80 PHILLIPS & ASHLEY.
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DISSOLUTION.

U,nE FIRM OF PHILLIPS Il ASHLEY
Il was dissolved, by mutual consent. on the
1st day of January. 1862, Mr.. w. c. ASHLEY
retiring thercfrom.
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PERSONAL CARD.

BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
i Capt. b. j. Sheridan. Registration Commits
siOner fer Davidson county, has an interest in
the Soap establishment of j j. 6entner, aud il
putting an article on the market we'll worth at
tentiOn. lJanl2 I'll X. W
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AGENTS WANTFn
FOR SALE.

MY STALLION. LOTTERY. SIRED BY JOE
vi Lottery. his dam Morgan mare, raised in
Jasper county. Georgia; grandsirs Burgess Joe
Lottery, from Connecticut. He Is 81 hands
high-nOt grown yet-5 years old past: a bcaufi-
full chestnut sOrrel. and al excellent traveller in
single or double harness. lie can show some OF
the best colts IN the State. Apply to -
W c. HOOD
ec5 WIN Barnesville Georgia
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GREAT BARGAINS.

G. assortment includes AL the latest and most
| ys. together with large stock Of Cloths. Cas-
6 oeres and Vestings- We mean what we say
. are determined to offer our stock from thi:
time to purchase cheap CIathing.-ssr,fl ~
KIRCHER a ATIENER;
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No. /. 90 Belmont stak e.''-We, the sub
scribers. agree to run sweepstake in the fall Of
1869. with colts and FLIES then three years old.
two miles and repeat, 500 entrance. play OF
pay. To be run on the fourth day of the regular
Fall Meeting of 1869. To name and close the
LIST day of April, 1859. Ten or more TO fill
DIR. W. A. Cheatham will donate to the above
stake $500, and the Association will also ada
$500.
Now four albscribers-Gen. A. Buford, Mai
and Zeb Ward, Esq. u A
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N NASHVILLE


THE FOLLOWING STAKES ARE. PRO,
IL pesed TO be run for over the Nashytlae
Course. according to the rules Of the Bl0ot
Horse Association: mot Oh 81 lHa1Ilet
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FARM FOR RENT.
Edgefield Omnibus Line.
Nashville City Transfer Company

SAM. J. L.
Nashville. Tenn Dec. q. I'm
, 1869-06-03

Action VI the stntc Temperance Con-
venalon--Suddcn Death or n Prom
incnk LnwyCF OF Hilxaukec-DF.
DuynI1 indicted for Murder Mt
InncsvtlIc.
Special Desratea to The Chicago Tribune.
AILwACEEE, June Z
The State Temperance Convention, so-day,
organized under the nasne OF tic Wisconsin Safe
Temperance socsesy. President, Rev. CD. p1lls-
bu-1, Of Milwaukee; First VICE Pre-,,
ss ssee no GaEsss H. eaat; & 1s*essss 9sisa
eourts " tfa sfier. q Fond 1asI aa Lac fssa
@.9oas, Es.., d hiaeI River FaltsI s,Szeta;;
Jewett, Of SGssasee. E1ecats5e COMMITTEE,
Re!. General $. FAllo"1 Of Allw11kse; heS. Il
Edss of MEhpkeH n,os,., vi 1aASj .t NEs9se Eli q
E. R Sevctt, Es7,. Of Oshkpeh-
The convention also paxeed the following reeo
~..sr~a That th- Executive Committee et tbs Stat
Society Asc !nstsc:rt they 6ecn II advisable atte
e sss q ss
III lbe pe1, fAn campaign
John 6: Breckinz'ase il here STOPPING 1t sn'
! Hon. Jonathan E. Arnold, / prominent cr.unna
| lawyer Of this city, droppet down dead u u
| ofllce this Afternoon from heart di<ssse III. A1
| lawyers tn the state. Ills wife died about tw'
! week. B1ucc. lie !cares 6an and iTo EroT1-ui
] daughters to MOUTH his sudden death.
| J1kByuiE, June a-DT. uuyA1, arrested Son
| week. s9o, on suspicion Of haglng poisoned b.
wife, was lndlctc,i b! snc Grand Jury Yesterday
| He was brought INTO Court yesterday, plead no
guilty, and VS. :e1nanded to jau to await his tt,
| 81 lie October term O! the Circuit Court rrol
MahlA, OF Chicago, the chemist who examine
! the stomach Of Mrs. Durali, found 6tfJchnla Il
such quantities Is to be ahle 10 exhibit It n sur
/ stance The fact that tie Doctor haa had foe
! w!tcs o1! Of whom had dIcd suddenly, nod Il
| mysterious circumstances surrounding this caa<
! has created great excitement In this ear!.
, 1869-06-03

sReuu Despasea To TIE Chicago Trtoune.
NEx ToHK, June 4.
CALL Ppu 1 RNKwAL or K1C1F1oCITT VIII
CANADA
1t meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce. to-
morrow, General Hiram Walb,1Gge Ftll iRtoiccs
\ Iesolniion Recommending tbs Prestdant 70 10
new Tho srcapzocitJ treaty with tho BF1ush prov.
iu1cs, Oh the 9ToQnl that II Will be the spee<nes&
way toward ultimate 4nne12uou. lie VII u1Re,
among other tazngA, TIC t1ne navigation of the
st. LAxteDos, - nscca&a1J u The growth Of tha
Northwest And freedom Of tradc, and of the
hahekte4 On The British eo2zG
pts1U1xR1Ey EEHKp,
Two n1fcts distll1c11cs IN Brooklyn werc seized
to-day. One contained ~ ba1rels ot walakeS,
md The uthtr 100
y s7rCIA
Michigan Southern NAa the CHIEF feature Of
the stock maIket te-dAy, aud the election Of p1.
rectors II Clevctard caused much d.sc2sslon
The boasbr ~ an1ounced By private telesrans
Was not fageyably received, and disappointed seT-
e,al prominent oneEasort
HONEY.
The partial st11nqency In money xns attributed
to the present high rates ut the Stock Exchange
AID the expectation Of bear movement hy a
powerful clique now forming.
1m qrAxKH CTR CAsE.
Thr revenue cutter n AccletlAnd has been with
C,,- vn,ch ). mn Maid nraar .,.t or ,,,,,oc.
-, ,.,sA - ~. .r.4s.,. ~ 49, c,ss, nss.'.,
tsot' 1'eaoa ~ eue uasenc' VI .Ae opaso ou31sal
hefe. Ibe owners expect heF fMNedl38e tt1eASe,
md SAY she will satl on the 10th,
TO THU ASSOCIATED PRESs
xxKr1xa or TAtKKp&
vas1'r ,festin, 49, f1cn n sassinn ~ .er,s - ~
rna nr-nn1fn, .rs s,nr isso,, ~ -,narn1
t~pssnns - sts1 yrrsnns ~ 10 ~ ~ ra.rahs.
an14ns ME- " I..r ~ rsnnrts; IN, ,hM ~ msnnsr
! mn trrird,no rrsncheS ~ ETsss pr+fst, ~
:ansst,a naI nsr1herS 60 M "~'' '''"o4 0-'>'
es'"' w" .VvEs+ ~ .uaox
1,.+ nacarcncr ~. s+1nns ~. ocr,,,-oa y, ,bs
~..nS.. IT n,;rrs Hrns ~ W. T1er,1. .ih,ni ~
SsSc*t M, iaf1e un,nfss, ct yaluauae hor.cs Trrs
,1es,n,yrI suss,ctons wer rntertsined tnat tne
1rs y, ,nSnhs;arI MI hi ~ Ts,,cn xnr[ ~
nn.h1H IN r1Trr,iv ID oftafn sufTcient sv,3rnct
/ nS ~ W6,ch - Sr9,.rcn,r ~ Thts mo-niro u +
snc,ion. mtaas' n1o,he an-laW. w. arres,eti on
| - .TS1svs, - ~ U,MIs,n T.. v1ti5s Who sw.sr,
tn.i sSr,I',n ~ acSnoxxigtxi i, Elm ,nss hn n,
s-7io- - ~ r.sa1s. ~ 10 1hc r-sn-4as Ehn,1nT
, 1869-06-03

mafn the ocsohes Commercial Convention. which
meets here, IN undoubted succesa. Ths msrt3ne =
rs aad5esA<d BY elo4uent speake14. a!.tr Which
sns,. .ne .!1H@!o"an2 resolutions wcro pnanlmoualy
2:..t.sx Thu. ths peer.c ot 1oa.t,.. eoral.,, leo
kouthcp Canintsdl CouTeptios' m .hr }s,h 81 tsn.
ntf oA nd Ass1re them thsf th+ rst - cb
eAS.ss - aa rpoo TO de4sfaste will enll1t the
thts cttT *oe e3ne&ahs Of the buxnt~t naen Of
r;.:s Te.. u opns<zeaa, interest. ot ths who,s
q ee* sostisa reoads 10 t. h<net. Il . III tSe x
oa O sny portion t. sscs!els telt Ia erc1y depart
k-c&si therefore,, th.t every e1ost .A.uId be made
~ nc ne7ranttle community Of evtry ste 70 tesEsd.
ts ~ the lsnEpishint Interest," ot any ror
: e ri oH G s5oss q; e. e.
htn* Of 70 e7e7y Ar,eiean N The hspe<hat
e~kt e4iott 70 ttsrAt osr caoz:,r
=, R:.ol:sd That wt Vii t1ts1d the tosils1ities d
Lorhrlne to the stE4nre who 1aty eotor aIon1 to
- e thls ta<d wnft and that oth3n& A.ll e lett
RoiFe Tint The de1esate. iron, IougrAe Ia TIT lste
p tbe stle nd ,aiesa. nsnnsF n shieN ihe. d..
eharErd ther d< ard sought 70 Ad.ancr tie ta1seial
.ntrt ot the ty md STATE. and ths. he7t.y assa1
tas.n q 9G! eortssed a7reataca Ct their taeEfy and
kr.s,4r That We win er-o7eea.s zetlonsy With ,hc
nosHsattet x ATsDssotnts .ad .ns aa1l!.t. eoumit:
end The comfort Aud enjoyment Of the delegates aa3
ssIankt11 Who Eaar oonac an,onE,t NJ.
Tonight appointed Twelve gentlemen, and the
Beard OF Trade tevcn other5, 10 ntsht Colonel
Duncan In preparing for the October convention 4.
General Chiffon, Confederate, and Genera Murray,
Tsdesai. aad J: ?: A.tass.nng. prom.aent rnef:
Southern Expresses rendered the Use Of all fhe.I
lines for tntilitatlng the convenience and cou{or1
Of delegates
, 1869-06-03

1.i a. ne ess h e,s Of Cen Genera xsGea-
" e n & II s.s I'd ox.s ~
q Neconnel. este. Wien 1 / ' eams en tie * potcn
sSe,t e see93s ss ,oe maf ron n4a Rped
ssiose, sd haze heard it ofseu kiaee~ The wagon
R e ne s1, ST
TIC nunt o1 ihs gate to the door Of General
asSGssnnels ssTIsps Iezdenee. Inese ~ II. some %
s1aeted ny view; bat could have
ten anyone going h as the mont gate and along
d'sn1 ns i5ont Of ne sa I'd en.sr 1ns ton. doot
a. a. aot notice The e1aet ttne Wa ca TIC porca.
pus think Il was aooaI O'Clock IN The morning:
CAsrAA N4K11x rEsT1Y1Zn
1--we IN jacksonville I IN II Je2sa Old
came tefe to tel What know. unlerstand that
What An sxo,n fo.- knew General NcCon-
y a9n.e 'Ss M 1e1 IdSn d2ot e ssT hop ~
used WITH mother u the time of The mnr,ier OF
Geoetl AeConnea recolleer she sent ma up town
hs GoEn!ns Of tne no1dst to get sone ,po:a:oeA
nels gate. The nlknanH beli WA ringing md
lst5rped there until the E..s came OFT Of General
AeConnelb honse, and Eok the N11f and started
soa store. but could not get potatoes thtre, AMI
z. ;s"* 81 s:ss' ss?s III Rs!9a.ea s'e2 !:
Prisoner. LII. Stevenson was in the store, and he
ano Hoo11son were talking went rt--ar Straight
tISn tie gaze up 10 tic store without stopping
Whtn MES coming hack, and had Sot to StooSeJ
T L2creH hyCry k1abie. Ar. Lktze told r.e tha1
General AtCoa1El ha4l tai!eu IN 4 it. When Eoa
1eat The livery stable, going up toEu. naa Wnc
Id not know overlook a13 passed ne / did no
notice where he went a1:cr passing nc. I thipi
be wns dressed IN black clothing, ana hal IN over
cont. didn't SEC anybody pazs along the walk q
nea1 AeCon0cla Eaie going. I Raw nobody +.
the walk fFun the EAte 10 tEe fro1r door Of Gen
c1A AcEonnelH house. saw NOBODY about thaE
but the rnilfmzn Aud their 9Th
Crpkt.AzuAtAatfaHs Al Boon - the muknd3u
drove sNsS trnzn the ga1e n General AcConna'n 4
went nxh: c1 ErfAi2tt TO VI. IlobsnSou'B IN,
found him IN the store. l do11 KNOW MARY Ryan
thst Aht ts the Ets1 living II AcCpnne1:a d.
nos Hy anytaing to her, nor 70 the nIkoan
Told ny mother Eha1 l heard about Mcconnell
when cause back from up town. ldont knot
WheFo hArs talked TO her about it since. The dfs
knew wns going to be wttness here w1s O
List Saturday. l nevtr told anybody b1t u
mother and uncle about what saw u fruut c
General AcCo1nelA ! told ny uncle list SUI
| tA5. Eacle Astrd Inc about Il. ua asked n
whAt t13 It was. Told bin T7esd2Y. tol
raother about seeing the mE1tman and tho ri
coIe cut to Ret tha Mlik, kWu oE three da11 Afte
| the ue7sh q General McConncl. lid nj my bu1
t1g ~ Ns. Il store, aud VEL there often bef0G
! the murder. naS2 been At tbs: store since Il
murder.
, 1869-06-03

Nashville City Politie9-ChnrEes OF
HAacRllty AEnipst the CITY Cow
crnmcas-Thc Further Issue Of
Cttr Checks FFoh5bitcd-Thc6 Cub
ernntorinl lCnnynsa-ludzexv " John~
son not Dead.
NASHyI1ix- Teun, Juno g
Auntcipa. Affairs II TITS city are becoming more
Mlddltd- The enemies Of tie present Republican
administration are making ali soz;s Q! charges .:
and has 10. tie past TWO yeara bcau rep,,ascd II
= th.. taeEe nox .RPsars 10 X serious grounds
fas: e3sas. sess. &! ac: &c and s !s sses
everybody Is demanding tooroagn Investigation,
sntf 1h:s caa no longer tie postponed I; Il cer:
thas aome Incompetent nien have oata!ael Tt
and Il Is no less due to the honest 4aa ALE Rea-
tlemen connected With The municipal government
than tae public q Large tnst q full showing should
IL: the q e.u1eEs % Ia Tefefenes &C. tness msssst1. (
committee was appointed II a I,s4s-z1seetinR last
Right and i to-day circulating pledge to ABSTAIN
hing . made clta5, aad his pledge Is betng n1-
me1oo1J signed TIE ercnllS news MAS re-
ccived here ;e4s Nj. i. O.. Co.taa- ~ e..sners
c. q. smith, At Ciatks4,lle, N Injunction Rgans:
va1lo1s city orl1:as- Recorder Nils Is prohibited
fsura anJ fE1+hes .ssoc Of CT ehccf1. Rcyeoue
ApuSCLCI 5n6!1G10 AAu NV 1ItasGlcI AZ$E0He
from receiving then. and VI. sax. financial opc-
fatos. from 1ktRR them. Tt's Injunction vii
bring shlnas speedily TO cz7aA
The campaign between the Stokes acd Scn,e,
parties u tbs ssl.c has rot yet fairly commenced
staEea will open mp here On FRIDAY ne1t Net;he,
cznd1d2Ia h4S II jet declared tlclse.f oa tho sub
ject o9 re.sl enf1116h!sement, but the Consely4
uva see:R Scnssal.y 70 prefer senter. fhers +
much misapFreheHs:5t a57oa4i = sett:rotc 70 Tco
nesaee pohacs, zud It wiu he wen for the friend.
Of REprb1sc1ukn North not 70 b. roo awEt cthfs
TO Auplpra OF condemn
j BIZ time u expect Cd u GA1lAtin next Tues
Day. Andrew johnson & TO be there, and tael
az RolzE 70 have aa1oec2o nod atsa old e:oT