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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
O0PARFNERSHIP NOTICE.
NAT. +. DORTCH. J. BOWLlNu hADEpA'
Late of Spring Hill, Tenn.
DORTCH & MADDOX,

RU q @ STS,
Corner of COLLEGE ard Union Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
w large and complete stock at lowest cash
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f i N T. t Z "A y.
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Fine Wines, Brandies and Liquors for Medi-
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Seed on and.
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The Panacea IS prepared with great care IN
der the personal supervision of K E. Goodlet,
an experienced druggist. and son ofthe late DR..
Read the certificate of T. J. Wilson. of the
firm Of w. J. Wilson Co, dealers in stoves
and tinware:
Mr.. Mar. F. DoRToH-Dear Sir: 1 have used
DR.. Goodlet's Houck g Panaces for twenty years,
and c0nscientiously believe it TO be one of the
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il for Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form up
on both myself and wife with the most gratifying
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struction. For coughs and colds it is unsur
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medicine known. / would earnestly advise
those who are afflicted with any of the diseases
for which the Panacea is recommended to give
il trial. firmly believing that they will be ben
Gifted thereby. Yours respectfully,
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FAITH.

In the cleaning, when nay dsrlings,
In the dainty robes Of white.
BY the mothers knees have murmured,
Jesus, keep US through the night;
To their little crib, White-curtained,
Where the upper shadows fall,
Nestled in my arms. take them
Through the long. unlighted hall
Swift, in rayless silence round us.
Close the deepening shades Of night;
Dark 70 my blue-eyed BERTHE whispers.
Half in awe and hslf in fright.
Ozark 90 the baby brother echoes,
With hush upon his glee;
Then my Berthe. nesting nearer,
Whispers softly, Papa seei"
Blessed, blessed faith Of childhood,
Father, grant this faith to me;
Dark the shadows round me gather,
Eut know that thou dost see.
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Collector Of Internal Revenue, Second
District of Louisiana, has been indicted by
the United States Grand Jury for the
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funds, and - under arrest at New Or
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USITED STATES OF AMERIcA. -,
State of New York. City and County of N y. 81
Be it remembered. that en- this 23d day of
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Edwin +. Corey, Commissioner. resident in the
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Commissioner for the State of Tennessee.
Office "a Wall street. New York.
STATE or TENNESSEE, CoNPTEoLLERs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. l, 1853.
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boxer Life Insurance Company, located in New
ork, has produced to me satisfactory evidence
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vided in such cases:
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ance Company has authority to take risks and
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G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
by PLUNKET.
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The New York herald., 1869-06-08
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BANK ROBBER-HE IS
COMMUNICATION some time past the officials in
charge OF the Park Savings Bank, Fulton avenue,
have been OF the opinion that one James Griffin was
the person who stole box containing bonds, mort
cages, securities, and small amount OF money from
the safe of that institution in February last, and
they have since been urging the authorities to ac-
complish the arrest OF that individual. Detectives
Folk and Vldetta to whom was committed the
''workng up OF the case, have been the scent Of
they struck the trail close that they succeeded
bagging their game in thompson street, New York,
on Saturday afternoon. The prisoner, who IL
formed by the officers that he was their
prisoner, protested in the strongest possible
terms against his incarceration or detention, as he
urged would prevent his attendance at the trial In
the case OF the Royal Exchange Insurance robbery
which was commenced Yesterday at Emira, N. u,
and IN which ne states he IL an important witness
against the defendant. The arrest he at first be-
lieyed, affected TO regard 1t, dodge gotten up
by the latter III order TO prevent his being present to
testify In that case against the accused The officers
brought him over TO the office OF District Attorney
Morris where he was confronted by the President OF
the Park Bank MIR. 0lmstead, in order that the lat
ter might be enabled to identity hlm as the person
whom they believed had stolen the property OF that
bank Mr.. Olmstead however, failed 10 do so, and
finally came TO the conclusion that they were mis-
taken In the man. The District Attorney was not
TO be baled however. in the game thus bagged, ana
Savings Bank, Fulton street, which offence was
committed some time last autumn II appears that
the accused was arrested, shortly after the robbery
OF the latter institution, by Captain Jourdan Of the
Sixth precinct, In Centre street, New York, upon
suspicion, ana on searching his prisoner found on
his person bonds ana other papers belonging TO the
estate OF the late John H. Cross OF Brooklyn, which
had been distracted unknown 10 the bank officials,
from the Dime savings Bank who were not aware
If their loss until informed OF IT through the means
cited The accused who Is about thirty three years
OF age, was subsequently acquitted IN New York OF
the charge upon which he was arrested, and he now
CLAIMS that 10 was put up jobn TO have the papers
found on him; that he would expose the guilty party
II u came TO trial. Yesterday afternoon he was taken
before Justice WEIGH ana recOEmitted to jail.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Fullerton Case Again Postponed
Inrn-A I,,l..n ,lIntnl, fn,.l

Before Judge Batchford.
The United STATES Us. William Fullerton ana
Others.-The trial OF this important and long pend
ing case was peremptonly fixed for to-day before
Judge Nelson. The venerable Judge, who has been
suffering from Ill health for some time past. is not
sufficiently recovered 70 try the case and District
Attorney Pierrepont. by instructions from him,
moved to have the trial postponed TILL the fall term.
The case was accordingly postponed.
The West Side Elevated Railway Litigation.
John 4. Culrier rs. The West side Elerated Rat
tray ConpGny-In this case the particulars Of which
have been already published, and IN which John A.
Currier seeks to have the West Side Elevated Rail-
way Company enoined from constructing their rail-
way in 'front.' Of his premises in Greenwich street,
the company have fled their answer, which AYERS
that they are not required by law TO procure the
assent Of the city Of New York to the construction OF
their railway; denies that the Common Council has
declared 1t nuisance denies that the complainant
owns the premises in front OF his building ont the
middle OF the street; and further AYERS that said
street Is owned by the city OF New York, or is held
In trust by II for the OF the people OF the State
New York: denies that the continuation OF the rail-
way Will do any injury TO the complainant; that he
cannot have adequate compensation for It at law or
that they have threatened 10 take his property In
connection with the construction OF their railway
denies that the construction OF the railway will EN-
barrass access TO or daTken the premises OF COM
panant, prevent free circulation Of air therein,
or that the motion OF the cars will communicate any
oscillation to the building OF complainant, or that
the construction OF the railway will deteriorate in
any way the value OF compainant's premises; denies
that the rights claimed by the company are in viola
ton or any article or articles OF the constitution OF
the United States, or Of the State Of New YORK. de-
nies that the erection OF the railway is In any sense
nuisance; AYERS that they not aware that many
hundred land owners on the proposed route object
TO the construction OF the railway but claims that
many thousands of citizens Of the city of New York
and vicinity regard the railway as great public
benefit.
The answer concludes with prayer that CON-
plalnants bill re dismissed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedford.


The June term OF this court commenced yesterday
morning, his Honor Judge Bedford presiding. Re-
corder Haekett viii occupy the bench during the
month.
Assistant District Attorneys Hutchngs and Tweed
appeared for the prosecution.
AS there was not quorum OF Grand Jurors in at
tendance those gentlemen who answered TO their
names were discharged till wednesday morning
The clerk then called the names OF the petty jury
panel, whereupon Judge Bedford said he understood
that out of panel Of $50 jurors summoned to serve
in this court only twenty answered to their names
His Honor instructed the clerk 10 fine the ab-
sentees TWENTY-FIVE dollars each Tor non,at.
tendance and TO repeat the nne every day
OF the term that they failed TO answer 10
their names. Jurors viii probably realize that IL
win cost something If they fail TO discharge this
necessary duty OF the citizen. The Judge listened
TO the excuses which jurors gave for non-seryice,
and out OF eighteen there were eleven who pleaded
panel must have been Grawn from the hospital, and
directed that one hundred gentlemen oe summoned
TO attend on Wednesday; so as 10 enable the court
TO proceed with its business.
SENTENCE OF ALLEN, THE FoRGER.
Henry 5. Allen, who was convicted OF forgery,
was arraigned Tor sentence. Judge Bedford sald:-
ALLEN-There are two indictments against you for for
gerry On Of those indictments you were tried and con
yicted On the trial your counsel urged argument in
nent In the hands of guilty parties and employed by
present the check the Chemical Bank But the evidence
unQuesonaby reuted such theory for was clearly
proved that when You the cheek M The paying teller
seized You by the arm This done YOU Immediately al
tempted to and succeeded but fortunately for the
YOU on the day Of your convcton but as matter OF coar
esy United States District Attorney who
of using you Witness sentence deferred. shall
take consideration the time which you have been de-
and six months
The court was compelled to adjourn till wednes.
day, there not being jurors enough to transact any
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

and upon evidence produced in an examina-
ton before Fire Marshal Brackett, committed witn-
out bail to answer the charge.
THE FELoNIoUs ASSAULT IN THE SEVENTH WARD
The Italian Francis Pentz, whose arrest was fully
reported in the HERALD yesterday, was in the morn
ing taken before Justice Shandley AT Essex Market
Police Court by officer Mntor, OF the Seventh pre-
cinct II Will be remembered that on Sunday nignt
the prisoner PenZ IN the course OF discussion win
Cornelius OBrien, Of No. 10 Hamilton street, IN the
neighborhood Of his iO'Briens) house. drew q razor
The injured man, whose face presented very
frIghtful appearance, made an affidavit against the
prisoner and he was held for examination.
TARpY JUsTICE.-Some two weeks ago Mr.. Won
Esner, Prussian musician went to No. l4o West
Fourth street and engaged BOARD Between o
quarter past six and half past six p. NJ.
a room adjoining his was burglarouslH en- en-
entered and robbed Of 500 worth OF property! De
tective Tully OF the Fifteenth arrested him on the
charge. and he was arraigned before Justice Dodge
at Jefferson Market. There the defence established
the fact that the robbery was committed within the
time named. A son OF Senator Doottle, of Wiscon.
sin, who volunteered mis- services to the poor artist
proved by five or six witnesses that at the
time OF the burglary Elsner was from one to three
less Justice Dodge held the accused, who mad an
engagement from the Conservatory OF Music, ana
refused to examine the evidence that would nave
The unfortunate artist was held until yesterday,
when the Justice Internationally discharged him.
THROWING vIrRIoL.-Lewis Meyers, a boy fourteen
years Of age was yesterday arraigned before Justice
Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Court, BY offlcer
Henderson, Of the Eighth precinct, upon complaint
or Jacob Often, waiter employed at Maillard's
saloon on Broadway, charged with throwing q
quantity Of vitriol on him on Saturday night, com.
pleely destroying his coat and mpairing his eye
sight. Often states on Saturday night he heard some
person calling his name at q rear window OF the
saloon, TO which place he repaired and was met
by the prisoner who threw the contents or q
soda water bottle rlled with vltriol at him. a
portion OF which he received his person. the bal
anoe dropping on the door OF the restaurant, burn
Ing large hole in It. The boy stated in explanation
of the affair that he induced to commit the deed
by his father, why was cook on the steamer Fulton,
in order to revenge himself on the complainant
who. he charges, induced his wife to leave him
four years ago. since which time he has been living
with her. When arrested by officer Henderson, on
Sunday night he had similar bottle OF the iuid in
his possession. He was committed to answer at the
SPECIAL Sessions in default OF bail.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
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