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TOTHEINsURTNG PUBLIC.

would respectfully state. that after three
years of careful study of the s. stem Of Life As
surancc in all its various forms, together with
the practical operations of all the leading Life
Insurance Companies in the United States, 1
have accepted 3 position as General Travelling
Agent with tie Etna Life Insurance Company
of Hartford. Connecticut. believing that the
Ktaa possesses ali the qualities desirable in
any life insurance association, furnishing assn
rance at LESS COST than any other loading
life insurance company, with security for the
fulillmcnt Of thoir contracts SURPASSED BY
NONE. Those desiring TO effect insurance upon
their lives will do we'll to frst examine her
rates Of premiums and her record before in
vesting elsewhere. Circulars Of ratios and any
information desired. relative to insurance, free
" given at my osiise. No. 50 North Cherry St..
Nashville. Tenn. FRANK L. PERRIN.
sp27t General Travelling Agent.
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A RapId traveller.

When the fight occurred in the Radical
State Convention yesterday evening, q
number ofdelegates fed precipiiately from
the Hall, some of whom were 10th to re-
tnrn to the scene Of disgraeeful turmoil,
being afraid that some iHconsiderate per.
sons might take foolish notion to shoot
at each other. Among those who ''got up
and busted" was the distinguished repre-
sentative from Shelby county, Barbour
Lewis, who didn't even stay to get his hat.
A dispatch received from Humboldt at z
o'clock last evening states that the Illus.
trious Lewis had just passed through chat
place, making rapid strides for Memphis
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


We direct attention 10 the card Of Rock
bridge Alum Springs in the UNION AND
AMERICAN this morning, as a summer
resort Of many attraction and advantages
in point Of medicinal waters not to be
overlooked by those seeking fer health or
pleasure. These springs are accessible and
have testimonials Of high grade, commend
ing them TO full trial.
In calling special attention to the ad-
yertisement of G. Rice & Co. in to-dsy's
URIoS AND AMERICAN, we desire to state
that they have been the pioneers in break
ing down the high prices Of dry goods
and are to-day selling goods lower than
any other house in the city, and on that
account they deserve the patronage OF ale
who wish to get good bargains and fine
goods. Their show windows and store
rooms are arranged in superb style; and
the low prices and fine goods are spoken
Of by every body. aes
Holders Of $40 bonds should take adj
vantage Of the present high rate of gold
by cutting off the July coupons and selling
them. They are cashed in gold at the
National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets, 500 20 for each $50
coupon.
The ladies will be gratifed TO know thai
the 'isterling spool thread is cold in thi'
city--an article which has beer tried, and
found TO be superior to any other. See
advertisement.
A large sale Of government property a
Ash Barracks, on the 26th inst, by Capt
Cleghorn.
Prousnilzer has an anctiOn sale, to IL,
trade only, to-day.
The Talisman leaves on Saturday fol
Cairo, etc.
The Alpha goes to Evansville and Louis
vile this afternoon.
Romeo" goes to Evansville to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

The brilliant aurora borealis seen in
America on the 18th of April excited
great attention in England. At Green
wfch, at an altitude of twenty-five de.
grees, waves of light seemed to rise and
break like the foam of waves running
over q sandy shore. The display is said
to have been as magnificent as any il
northern attitudes.
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FIRST BoARl

The New York Post of the afternoon Of
the 17th inst, says -.
"The gold room has been the scene Of
wild excitement during the morning.
Before the formal opening sales were
made as high as 142s-an advance Of
nearly three per cent. ON Saturdays clos
ing quotation. The first recorded sale
was l4l4, after which there was q decline
to 140s and return to l4lsGDl4l9-the
present quotation. The cause of this rapid
advance was the..announcement of the fall
ure of the banking and foreign exchange
house of Schepeler & Co., who had sold
heavily on speculative account-the amount
is yariously reported at six to ten millions.
Tho purchasers of this gold, as well as
those from whom il was temporarily bor-
rowed for delivery, at once rushed into the
market to buy, and advanced the quota
ton to the above figures. Rnmor says
that other firms have failed, but as yet we
have no authentic information 10 that ef-
feet. 1t also appears that large amount
of the bills OF Schepeler & Co. have been
sold in this market; these will be returned
here. and will have to be covered either
b. specie shipments or by other bills Of
firsl-class houses. In addition TO these
disturbing influences, it was rumored that
the Bank Of England had advanced its dis
count raleto i've per cent. Thiswould hardly
seem prob .bIe, as tc-iay is holiday iu
England, a fact which may also account
for the absence ofthe usual cable QUOTA
lions of 500. Casl gold has been in ac-
tive rsqaesi; early in, the day per cent,
was paid for carrying, bal later the rate
declined tol per cent, and, IN some in
stances, gold balances were carried ffee.of
interest. 80 = ilsae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

DR. LEWIS, of Carmathen, Wales, has
forwarded to the British Medical
journal an account of bis examination
of Sarah Jacobs, Of Llan6hangelar.Ar
who is said to have taken no food since
October 10, 1867, and not even water
since the end of December of last year
DIR. Lewis remarks that the statements
made respecting her are of such an
astounding nature that belief is scarcely
possible, yet he accumulates evidence
which might produce conviction. Some
attempt has been made to test the credi'
bility of the parents Of the girl by watch
ing her closely; but the attempt came tc
an end for want of funds. The girls
parents are respectable farmers, not il
needy circumstances.
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Swere Himself out Of Jail.

At the instance of his wife, man
named Buck Allen was arrested on peace
warrant and the case tried before p, w.
Brien, Esq. The accused was required to
give bail in the sum of $500 10 keep the
peace for twelve months, failing to do
which he was committed TO Jail. Allen
applied to Esquire Csssety for permission
TO take the pauper's oath in order 10 be
released. The oath was taken and the
,,-;,o,a. Jiarbaroad
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RIVER ANn WEATHER.

The river continues 10 recede at thi |
point, with Eve feet seant on Harpeih |
Shoals. Weather warm.
The splendid lightdraught packet, AL
pha, ascends the Cumberland at 4 P. NJ.
to-day. She is commanded by the ever
popular Capt. Tom Ryman. with w. K
Tracey in the Office. 8 ~
The Camelia was expected last night,
and is advertised to leave for Pitisburg
this evening. Capt. Boyd is agent.
The Romeo departs for Evansville to
day at IL M. This craft is owned and
commanded by Capt. ]. V. Throop, thor
ough boatman and genial gentleman, who
has been connected with Cumberland river
navigation since the days of the Gondola
and Countess. Capt. Jay Wee is char
acteristic representative Of Western
stsamboatman. Brave, generous and inn
pulsive, he snatches joy with eagernefs
| wherever il can be found. Careless Of the
future, he is borne on Che wave of life
without forethosght or struggle, with no
hope Of fortune but in his own exertions
and success. q s
Capt. William Boyd has Pink Marble
excursion tickets for sale. Saturday will
be gladly welcomed by the children.
The Milbrey, formerly Carrie Jacobs,
now Staunton Pierce McGuires new boat
is due from Hurry county.
| Capt. james Lowell has named his new
boat Capt. Jinks. She is regular horse
marine institution.
| The largest shipment of tobacco re
| ceived in New Orleans since the war wa
| 972 hogsbeads, by the z. E. Lee on hel
last trip.
| To-day, at St. Louis, will be sold the
steamers of the Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company.
| The daughter of an old steamboat cap
tain yesterday complimented Lord Pal
merston by sending him glorious bouque
of double violets, Hecked here and ther'
with white Ladybank roses. Rare flow
ers, caught together by delicate hand
often grace Mi Lords room.
Since the year 1928. there has Away
been running in the Cumberland river
steamboat called Nashville, and it has beef
lucky name. When Capt. Vim. Boy
laid up for repairs, Bellsnyder's big Nash
J vile, in the GUNNER of 1858, then 6iteeI
) years old, we thus spoke of her in tn
Gazette; We reverence age, and Low
the old. The life of this ancient craft ha
, been far prolonged beyond the ordinar.
lot of steamers, yet she wears no trace
dotage, nor decay, and really appears
be in the golden prime of life, with a
her glory just dawniDg upon US. Lon
may she float upon the bosom Of the wa
tiers that have SO long borne her in tr
8 umphal prosperity"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

The Canadian Parliament has been
discussing the question of raising the
salary Of the Governor general from
$32, 900 to $4,000. Sir John Mac
donald favored high salary. He said
there was no analogy between the cases
of Canada and of the United States.
The latter were as pOpulous and nearly
as wealthy as England, yet no one would
be prepared to reduce the income of the
President OF the United States. He was
satisfied that were the consequences Of
small salaries in the United States
thoroughly understood, they would be
found, in the end, to be the most expen>
siye.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

c. Il Camper report the arrival O.
1902 emigrants at Columbus, Ohio
COR the week ending Saturday night
who propose to settle as follows In
Ohio, 19I Missouri, 90; Illinois, 304
Indiana, SO; Kentucky, So; Tennessee,
AZ; Wisconsin, IA; Minnesota, 81; Iowa,
81; Michigan, i37; Kansas, 46; Nebraska,
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mARKETs BY TEGEGRAPH
New York Money Mark et.

NEW YORK, May Clustering 6rmer at
9s@9s for so days, and 10l for sight.
Rather more bond bills Offering and tax en
bv leading bankers to cover their own
bills. Money easy at COZ per cent for
call loans, with rather more business than
for several days Gold excited bat frmer.
The recent rapid advance is sustained by
the expectation that specie shipments
ia to begin-prime bankers exchange
having reached a point where it will
be a smSll profit in exporting gold.
The unfavorahle adsices from Len
don also excite apprehensions Phi.
vate dispatches sag money there Is active,
and though the Bank of England has not
advanced The rate, yet outside rates are 5
@54 per cent. Price opened at l4Ss, ad-
vaucel to l44s, and fell to l4S19l43s At
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The Races Yestsrday.

SALESMAN ahead. Time: $3.50 per dozen
for first class Photographs. my7-1m.
Carolina Life Insurance Company al
Memphis.
We call attention TO this Company, as
offering all the inducements claimed by
ANY FIRST-CLASS COMPANY, AS
TO OFFICERS, SECURITY, RATES
PLANS, etc. It's success is almost unpar>
alleled in the history of Life Insurance
Call on w. ID. F. Sawrie, Agent, No. rs
Church street, Maxwell House.
may Gift ...-..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

A swindler, representing himself as a
captain Of the seventh cavalry, lately
made the rounds Of the hotels and
boardinghouses in Leayenworth, Kansas,
hiring hands to drive teams in the Quar-
termaster's Department. He succeeded
in obtaining some twenty-five hands at
$35 per month, for which he levied So 81
each for transportation to Hays City.
Several of the victims, after paying their
money, made inquiries at the fort, and
were told by the Quartermaster that
they had been swindled.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

Gov. SEWARD, having gone into retire.
ment at Auburn, has been strongly
pressed to improve his leisure by writing
the records of his time, and political
history of the State of New York. The
Governor has decidedly refused, how
ever, though the publishers offered most
liberal inducements. He says the only
literary work he will perform is the pre-
paration Of something an meneoriam OF
his deceased daughter, woman Of
wonderful promise, who died last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

HAWKINS.-At fifteen minutes before eight
o'clock. Thursday morning. May %. Mrs. ELIZA
RETH S. HAWKINS. wife Of Mai. james NJ
Hawkins. aged 40 years, months and 20 days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are invited 10 attend her funeral at the resi-
dence. No. so South High street. at 8 o'clock.
Friday. May q. Divine service By the Rev.
Drs. Young and McFerrin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21
Marriage AT Dixon springs

AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning, at
Dixon Springs, Mr.. Walter J. Guild, son
Of our fellow citizen Judge ]. C. Guild,
was united in marriage with Miss Belle
Alexander, Rev, II. B. BOude, of Gallatin,
officiating. The event was celebrated with
great zest last evening by numerous as
sembly of friends at the residence of the
happy bridegroom, near Gallatin. A num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen from this city
.u.-. n,.n.nu.I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

London sdvices of yesterday quote Uni.
ted States 20's at 7S5: ..s..-... .--
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 6Sf for the old and 65i
@854 for the new.
Nashville corporation checks are ex-
tremely dull. Dealers are offering to buy
at zoe, and to cell at 7S@75c.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange, on the 18th
inst, were as follows:
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The murdered Hackmau

The funeral of John Thompson, the
colored man who was shot from his hack
and killed Out on the Harding pike last
Tuesday night, took place at noon yester-
day. Ed Gof, who went in pursuit of the
murderer, has not yet returned 10 The city,
nor has any further information been re-
ceived in regard to the missing carriage
and borsea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

Mrs. Levy yesterday swore out peace
warrant against Mr.. Fessenburg, who is re-
quired to make answer on the same in the
usual form as a matter of security 10 the
claimant. w. H. Wilkinson, Esq, will
give the case a hearing.
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Nashville Produce Market.

WooL.-We quote bury at 10000;
unwashed without burs 25@26c, washed
without burs 35@97c. Receipts heavy.
HAY.-We note sales at SIS per ton.
FEATHERs-Coram from 6S@70c.
EeGs-Are little stiff. We heard o.
sales to-day at 13@l4c.
BUTTER.-Sales from wagon by the
quantity at 25e per lb.
GINsENG.-Is begining'to come 10 and
commands zoe. The article is in demand
and will be readily purchased by DEALER
at these figures.
BEEswAx in demand at 1904.
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Gold was excited, irregular and on the
whole, higher, in New York yesterday.
The following are the quotations: Opened
at 143l; was 144B at 1925; 143B at 1855;
143g at 11:35; 1443 at lao; 144s at 205;
144b at 2:25; l43a at 8, and closed at 14S
at P. NJ.
Dealers here bid 143 and were Offering
to sell at the New York quotations.
New York exchange is taken by the
banks at par, and sold by them at +
premium fa.-3il3 !
Government bonds are slightly higher.
Dealers here buy at &c under the New
York rate, and will sell at the New York
quotation. The following are the rates at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

A movement has been commenced in
Michigan for the construction of lines OF
telegraph over that State. There are
similar movements in Indiana and Miss
souri,. 1t is proposed to transmit mes
sages by the Peoples line at postal tele-
graph rates, that is, twenty cents for
twenty words any distance under 500
rn;loc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

We are authorized to announce Clay
Roberts, of Montgomery county, as a can
didate for Attorney General in the tenth
dicial circuit.
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For supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. J. o. Shackelford as a can
didate for Judge of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee, at the election 10 take place
9Th of May, 1869. mar6td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

Tires picnics come of tomorrow
The one down the river by the Union NJ.
e. S. s, another by the C. P. S. $. to go
to Franklin; and the McKendree S. S. to
come Off at the fair grounds at Murfrees-
boro. We hope il be a happy day
a., oil
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

A dispatch received from Memphis Last
night Informs us that Senator spragus'
Of Rhode Island, who is now in attendance
upon the Commercial Convention al Mem
phia, will arrive 10 this city next Sunday
and make an address 10 the workingmer
on Monday. The position Of The disiin'
guished Rhode Islander in the politics o
the station, as well as his earnest advocacy
Of The rights and interests OF the industrial
classes, viii insure him cordial welcome
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

We are grati6ed to learn that Rev. DIR.
Moore, Of the First Presbyterian Church,
who has been quite sick for two or three
weeks, is now improving. Hopes are en-
tertained that be will soon be able to re-
sumo his nastoraI duties
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21
Rack AGAIN

VIM. Rear, the we'll known gGn-smith
and key. filter, has re-established his head
quarters in Deaderick street and resumed
hrainnsa
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: 5. MARI, Prs...,-...I., q. raRBox. Dash
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Detectives in the city are in receipt Of
information showing that Fipps, who, q
few months since, murdered young DIR.
Newsom on a railroad train near Nash
vile, has probably been spotted in a dis
tant State. Something further is anxiously
looked for IN regard 10 the matter.
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NasnvtIIe Provision Market.

There was better feeling to-day, but
prices unchanged. We.quote
BAcoN-Clear sides 17c; shoulders Isle
country hams scarce and in demand at
16lc; Fart & Hensley's C. c. c. hams,
canvassed, l91c.
MESS PoRK-$31 05 per barrel.
DRIED BEEF-Canvased 20492le.
BEEF TONGUES $50 per dozen.
LARD-In tierces 19c; kegs and cana
2O@2ORc.
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Efreuff COurf-

Twenty cases were called yesterday, a
few Of which were finally disposed of and
the remainder continued. The calling of
the docket to-day will commence at case
| M ~
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steaIing Meat .

John Polk and Early Jones, negroes,
charged with STEALING meat, were arraigned
before the Police Commissioner yesterday.
They will have hearing to-day.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


GOING S0UTH-Nashrllls and Decatur
trains leave citation on South Cherry street. al
A. N. and 7:30 P. n. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at $50 Pm, (goes TO Colum-
bia). Trains arrive az l:31 A. n, and 7:0oF. n.
Accommodation 10 A. X. "
louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave NaShyille-..-.-..-5;30k A. n. and 2.35 ?. n,
Arrive at L0uisville...-..l:30 p X. and 1850 P. n
Arrive AZ n. ana 4:uO P. NJ
Through train leaves Galiatin n Ga A. NJ;
= and arrives al Nashville at 500 A. n. Coach on
freight train leaves Nashville at 4O5 p. NJ and
arrives at Gallatin at 6.25 P. A.. every day OK
oept Sunday.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Leave Nashville At 800 A. X. and 600 p N.
Arrive at Nashg 500 A. n. and 2e0 P n.
The 500 A: n. train from Nashville. does NET
run on Sunday.
shelbyviIIe Accommodation Trnin.
Arrives ct A. n
Javes p
Nashville and Northwestern n. Z.
Leave Eashville.........-6:O0k A. n. and 900 P N
Arrive az Hickman X Hoo P. N. and l1S9 A. n
Leave Hickman, ky---... $50 P. N. and 4:U0 A.
Arrive at n ashViiie--.....l2sO0 n. and o:uO A.
Sleeping cars run through 10 memphis OF
the 800 P. n. train.
EdgefEeld and kentucky r. II.
Arrive at An
Leave NashYllle-...-... >: ~ y: y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

E. II. Miller, No. 9 College street, man
ufactures the best quality Of all kinds OF
mattresses, and sells them cheap. Call and
see. myl5-1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

MeKendree Sunday school Festival
The annual picnic festival Of the Nc
Kendree Church Sunday school viii he
celebrated at the fair grounds, near Muir,
freesboro, tomorrow the 22i inst, and
promises to be an unusually pleasant az
fair. s
An excursion train, Chartered for the
occasion, will leave the depot of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad at
precisely o'clock. An
All o'clock the Sunday school children
and teachers, and those expecting to par
ticipate in the festivities with them, will as
semble at the church, and after the necss.
ssry arrangements have been made, will
march in procession to the depot.
The kindness Of the board Of directors
of the Tennessee Central Agricultural and
Mechanical Association in this connection,
is deserving Of special notice. After ofier'
ing the4lse Of their fair grounds for the
occasion, they have generously voiun'
teered to place them in good order and 10
make all the necessary arrangements for
an abundant supply of water; and they
also propose TO ft up the ladies' receP.
ton room for the special comfort and
convenience Of the ladies. All who at
tend may expect a pleasant time and a
day long TO be remembered for its enjoy
menls.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-21

The following are The cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
TO the public:
LIVERPOOL. 1l:l5-Cotton market quiet,
Sales to-day 5000 bales at III and llsd.
New York, 1925. Market unchanged
In every respect. .
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Market 6rmef. Sales
to-day 10000 bales. ~
New York, M--Demand fair ano
prices firm. Low Middling 274c-
NEW YORK, 2:05, P. M.-Demand fail
and prices fair. Sales To-day $500 bales
-uplands 2S3c.
New YORK, P. M.-Demand fair 81
full prices and tending upward. Sales to-
| day $50 bales for spinning; 335 bales fol
speculation; 4,2S5 bales for export; Oh
| bales in transit; 100 bales low middling,
June delivery, st 27ac; 100 bales low mid
| ding, July delivery, at 274c.
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Sasnvl,le Flour and Grain market.

FLoUR.-Shipments to-day ITO bbls.
Strictly supsrGne.at Sc 1905 so.
CORN MEAL.-Shipments Of 300 bush
els to-day. We quote at 75c per bushel
loose unbOlted, and $3.50 per Dbl. for city
kiln dried.
OArs.--sales Of $50 bushels loose at
Coo.
RYE.-saIes Of 400 bushels from store
at 81 SOC.
CoRH.-The transactions to-day covered
], 900 bushels at 76 from store, and 7090O
sacked and delivered in depot.
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q. Dawson WAS arrested yesterday on
the charge of stealing pistol from Mr..
%. Case continued.