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Hi,, cn PRINTED 4XD PlBLlSBra BT BECKE1T, JJE0W5K. nASKS JL CO. ' FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1?6. ALhiUu AMI DLl'luTUL W? TiiL TUA1NS. Roviovil'C find Xahville jves Nahii id 1 .VC NK-hTlU 4-.r,te . Loi.i'v.lle.. )Flm U"" I - Arr;Vf Hi IWllV ill" jie l.ou ;t tie r;;tt- at Nat-htilio (,ALLATIS AvOMBofcATlo ji,ti tj 'a .a A.rr ve si Nashville ..-..-. L,.,vn -hville at - Arri''s Kt l-ii-isl u.... -- Rci.'ivuie and Chattanooga ITf-t Nst-hv.lie at Railroad. 74S A. .6i 1' M. :; T. M. :( A.M. 7:l A. M. 4. Mi 1' M 7:ill P. M. .5i-U A. M. f :5 A. M. , t: b A. M. 4 4 P. M. t,.4d P. M. Railroad. 7.:vi A M p m 6 :" H l 3 VI A M . h 45 i' M ... i,-4S A ' 4 tw r m Arr at C'jtUnx.i at.-. ... I..vg t'hntUin.og at Arrives at Nii-hv.lle at Shdlyville Accommodation. t M P. M Inv Vitf' ' Arnr l c:ifcit'.ii at. Ltu hueibyvule ai... ......... irriltll W m n r .1. . .14 . e. M. ? :r. M. A. W. XaxhriUc and Dcmlur Railroad Line. Cs,cnecUD .ih the Memphi bl!e "J -Ne' Oliean.' 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An,.-,tM.-hr!. - - i v hi n iaj, Wdu(i u auJ I'r.dny; with Che , iii Mouu iCx h -viry .M..ndi.y, W(rdnciay and t-iMiuy. Olticetttfct. Cwule iiuu-l, rtn ilaikot air "ft. Arricil and Departure of the Xolci'Svllkand Triune i!ajt. UavraKafhTilleon Ttj.'u.ii.y, lhnr?dy and 8a(. ih jhv lieiur-ina, l-v-x J imae oa Moniy, WVd ,,r A'l acd riniay. OKii-c a.Ci'.y iiotal, Jiaat Bido l uU t .-"jiiMr-. CITY NEWS. 7J;o lUv. Dr. CruwftT.I, PrcniJeiit cf (..jr'. town Cc2ige, Ky., wJl j.rcach at tbo F-r.t Bdj.tit Church this evening at 8 oVluck, tui the jiublic are invited. Fkk.sunai.. Geo. Whipple returtcJ to thia city vfterUay from Chattanooga. He baa Ltcn ruiiticutmg oa Lookout Mountain for ivvursl ilayi. ( himisal Cm kt. The following business naa (rnneact.'.l TfsterJay in this court : Mute vi Wiu bimuiii!, larceny, uo:le pros t'lltl'iod. hlule v Jiiruea Uarman, larceny, 3 years iu the jn-uiu-utury. Mat'- v Thomas I'axtn, larceny; 3 years ib the jicuiU-ntiary. rialo vs 1J S ryue, miirJer. Laid over. L'mtf.u Statks Colet. The jury retired vKrJay, u the case of Montainder uud others, hut have us yet brought in no ver dict. The two Itfliecs, Clnrivis and Bagaloujio, fhnri' vith jnsing cniiDtcrl'cit Jiobtltl currency, were diachared. A vcrv larp S'iiu .Stock of the latest pullerns of W'ull l'apcr and Window Shidtx, iM.mjirisiiiR nil style and qualities, in store bud tor fiic by Mkkkitt i lln.t., 47 Church idroct, May field Luihlirig, U1lh..if t)'hite Maxwell Hotel. If vim v.ai:t omI G roccric!', or No. one 1'b.iH, i; i to j. Woo I, 4i Union atret t. may 1-1 vr The Hace. The track ytslcrday was much letter than oatho dv iireccding. Tho aud cucowa very large, and tha interest uianii'eted was deep. FIRST RACK. This was for Cumberland Stake 2, for three ys.r olds mile bouts, $100 entrance, end $50 forfeit. Ihe following vtero the entries ucd tho result: 1. T.G.Moore enters pr. coll by Light ning; dam K.iilli by Sovereipn 1 2 2. T. j Mor enter i.ay f. by Light ning; datil Mine, liv ojereign y. i. 3. Kn O. t liof .ent. ch. f. I rimRtora, bv .lack MaUne.dain by Victorine, by imp. Albion " 4. tli t. Liliott enters ch. I. Kieochet, by Jack Alaione; dam Uauce, by imp lilencoe " i. K. Deming enter ch. c. Capper, by Hiawatha; dam Little Trick, by imp. 1'riam 5 2 6. H. Doming enters bay colt Cojocil, by Ch ide Harold; dam Lureks, by im p. (jleneoe P- L 7. V. L. & K. W. Horn cut. a. f. Ua, bv H awatha; dam G.oriana dis'd H H. Van Liew ent. 8. c. Ca'.ed mia, by imt. Jioiinis Scotland, dam Liuly , 1 o LaiHMster " 9. II. Van Liew ent. s. f. by Cptain Klger; dam by imp. Albion p. f. Ski onp ltice. This was for an Association purae of iOO two mile heats. The result wss us follows : Johns ii & l'.raner cnt(r It. m. Dixie, by llevenue ; dam AibEi, by Albiou 4 yar 1 1 H. Van Lie-wenttrs bayc .) crissr), by audal : da:n by Traveller 4 years, 2 2 'lime :!:.SJ and :i'2.'2. To-dnv, there wiil bd a sale ot blood stock belonging to the talkie of the late Dr. Mr.'ua Vi'C'k. ArcMiSTAM.Y Shot. Yesterday, during the muster out of the 4Kb, colorel tro ps, a man named K zenga'.ter entered the camps with pistols to se 1. While exhibit ing the virtues of his implements a barrel of oue of them was discharged, the ball passing through hii hand. He was badly tcared, and severely wounded. If you want u line or cheap article cf Su gar, go to S. G. V'oJ, 4i Vnum street. :" laayl lw Th. ?hs-l latest Siring ttyles of Window s can be had at W. I'uksmas & Co', 2S l'ublie Square, w cor. Dcaderick 6t. V.r.couitR,. Cot sr The aggregate of tho hut lies raid into Keeorder Wilkinson's Court, vestordav, :or mitdemeanors was All of this save nice dollars is a revenue from drunkeness aud disorderly conduc. In ad dition, three pc-rsouj were assessed $9 each, two for d; unkeness and disorder, and one f..r vagrancy, and not being foivent were etnt to labor in the work house. Cst or Isi"ASTiriD. Yeaterday m ru ing the bi .ly of a newly bom iu'ent was fuuud on a vft"ant lo1, bryotid the CpiUl, whieU created c-onsi ierable excitement in the vicinity. It was not positively known whether or not it was pure w hite, or a near ly whito mulatto but probably the latter. The ctse will bo investigated to-day. Th Claris. The Circus concluded a successful en gage iu ent in this city last night. We hope to be favored with a Uitfrom them soon again. 5(1' 'I rf! TIIF. GENERAL COrUT MARTIAL The Case of Isham Ileudcrton. SIVIXTH PAT'S rROCtKDINGS. The Court met at the usual hour, Msjor General Gillern presiding, Mr. llngt Recalled on Ooi examination: If I had received mules from Mr. Hender son on the 6 h of August, and he bd not called tne receipts t:li the 7th, it would have been dated back. The accused here asked that if during the examination ia the Bruner trial, the itness didn't state that h gave Mr. Hen derson a false receipt f r 522,000 or 23,0u0 in the csrly jart of Auu-t. C'bjcclioLS by Judge Advocate tht no such Ustimooy had betn( brought out in this trial ia the examinaiion in chief, and therelore the sbjve ataleinent was illegiti mate. The accused replied that he was impeaching the wittcas, and therefore he had a rijhl to ask the question. The Court Cleared, a'ol the objection was sustained. Colooel Coyle for the occured then asked: Did vou no', on the ilruner tria', a tale that the mules we e reported on the day they Here received? The Judge Ad voce te desired that the wit nes ru:ght be allowed to refresh his mem ory by examining his testimony in tha Bruner trial. Col. Coyle objected, and the Judge Ad vocate thcu stated that he would object to theqestio n, unles the witness was allowed to examine tho record to tell what be did s:y. Col. Coyle fcaid heAbad bo reply to make to this. Objection overruled. 1 cannot state positively whether I said this on the Bruner trial, for I don't recollect if any such question was put to me. I can't say certaia what day I went on duty in the corrals; I cannot state positively whether or not it was on the ih of July. After referring to the corral books, he said that he fjULd the first entries in his hand writing on the 7th day of July; but he thought, from appearances, that several leaves were missing out of the book, s there were lo entries between the 7th and Uth. He afterwards said bethought the first entry was made on the 9.h instead of the 7th, as the book was not perfect. I had, however, worked tor Mr. Brucer on a former occasion. I did not state yes terday that there was a mark by which I could ascertain that the receipt for ninety mules was a false one. There was no dil lcrence in the record of a false and a true receipt. If I had made any marks to dis tinguish them detection would have fol lowed. There is nothing in the corral bok to show where false receipts were given. I cannot say exactly when Mr. Hender son asked me to give him false receipts, hut 1 think it was about the time I went to the corrals, in July, 18(54. I was on duty in the corrals, also in 1853. Col. Coyle here asked if hehad not signed false receipts in 18C3, to which the Judge Advocate objected. Objection overruled. Col. Coyle next askcu if witness did not, in 103, make propositions to H. C. Middle ton, to swindle the government. (Objected to by Judge Advocate. Objec tion sustained.) Col. Coyle next asked: To whom did you fir t tell Ibis sto'y about Mr. Henderwou? (Objected to by Judge Advocate. Objec tion sustained.) Vrots examination continued. I gave my evidence for the prosecution under promi ses and threats. tu'stiou by Cd. Coy It: What were these promises or threats? (Objected to by Judge Advocate. Objec tion sustained.) Col. Coyle demanded that the witness should produce a certain paper in his pos session, promising imperfect immunity for punishment, in case curtain things were accomplished. Objected to by Judge Advocate. Col. Coyle replied that ie intended to ehowthepirom.be to be a frauiulent one, and therefore it sff.cttd his credibility. Objections of Judge Advocate susUined. Col. Coyle here retd the following: The accused here stales that tome time since, when Iloge was passing through Louisville, after his lirst arrest, sxid Hoge wrote him a letter threatening to implicate him (Hen derson) in frauds at Nashville, becsuse he did not go his (Urge's) bail lor $5,000on the day bef re. The accused further elates that such letter was destroyed, the accused well knowing that such charges would be groundless, and thinking nothing would come of it. He desires to prove the con tents by Mr. Hoge himself The accused unders'ood that a copy of the letter is in the hands of the government, and asks that it may be given bun. The Judge Advocate replied that it would take a little time to hunt it up, but it would be produced when found. The following letter was then produced by accused, which was identified by Hoge as written by him : "IUCK Cot KSS AXI CoMMXBCIAL LlVIBT riBT 1 ... and Sale Staui.ic, No. 81 i;herrv it Nashville, Tcnu , April 4, 1 feCfi Mr. Henderson : At the request of Bru ner and otiicrs, I wrile informing you of David Henderson's arrest, Dick i'hillips' and Kbb D-tiling's arrest; to state also that no oi. e ne d bd surprised if a r.'bted within tlic next thres days. 1 expect to go to trial soon, aud will, if treated properly, do my best for all my friends. 1 need at leat $30, 000. Mr. B. will give $10,000, and you visT give the balance. Mr. Howe goes down to-day to get the money expressed, or as much as you can rake up. Your note for sny time lor the balance will be accepta ble. Mr Howe can be trusted, therefore, you can send any word by biw. 'liespectluily, "McX. H." Mr. H-'ge continued: This letter was written at tbo suggestion of of Capt. Voris, the Jmlgo Advocate- He did not tell me I might have ali the money I could make out of it, but it was the intention to turn it over to the Government. I did not tell Mr Bru ner that I was to have the money I could get from Mr. Henderson; nor did I use bis name without authority. Col. Coyle asked : Did not you tell Major Blackmail that Captain Voris, after the Bru ner trial, told you that you didn't swear worth a cent ? Objected to by JuJge Advocato Voris as illegitimate. Co1. Coyle replied that it w-s legitimate es would appear belo.e the examination closed. Objection of the Judgo Advocate sus tained. tue tion by Colonel Coyle: Before Col. Irvin stated tdat there were no entries on the 4ih of August in you name, did you not tod Copt. Voris, Major Elackman and oth ers, that you gaveaiaJse receipt on that day for 702 mules. A. No. sir: in my orieinal notes to Capt. Vorii. I stated it was for 98 mules. These notes were given Cap!. Voris, titer I came to Nashville uudr arrest, tuest oa by Colonel Coyle : Was any -fraudulent receipts given by you to Air. Henderson, in the first part ol August, lor 12,000 or $23 000 ? A : No, there was not. tuc-tiun by Col. Coyle: Did you give false receipts to any parties except Mr. Hen derson, and it so, who were tney I Objected to by Judgo Advocate as irrele vant to the present trial. Objection sus tained. (V0 Examination continued: I do not recollect who was in David Henderson's stable when Mr. lbam Henderson paid me the $10,Ot'0. There were some gentlemen sittinc around the door, but I do not recol lect w ho they were. Mr. Isham Henderson, when I came bv. was standing in lront of the stable, whittling. We talked a few moments, when he motioned me into tho stable, aid we wont into one of the stalls, some l.tt'e distance from the door. Neither Mr. Diivid Henderson nor the persons sit- tine uroniid tha door saw what transpired in the stall. This was all on the 7lh of Aucuit. Alter I went into the stall. Mr. Hender son handed me the money, as if ho had prepared it all ready for me. I held it in my hand, and went out of the stable, I thought, w ith it there, tnough I may have nut niv hand in my pocket. I wcut from the static, but I dou't exactly remember where. , Ad'ourced till this morning at 10 o clock. Swisplino Tns Goterjixsst. We lesrn that a swindling operation cn a small scale was detected dav before yesterday in Ger mantown. A tu a rterm aster's sergeant and a teamster sold teu bales of bay to a Oer roan named Lottcn, who lives on Jefferson street, at $3 per bale. All three of the pr t'.e3 have been arrested. Mi stkrd Out. The 11th and IClh regi nients of colored infantry vrere mustered out yesterday. r.AiLneAD Diksctobt. Messrs. Berry, Salter A Co., are about to publish a "Rail way Directory, ' embrac ng the chief busi ness firms in Louisville, Nashville, Atlanta, aud intermediate points. It will be a very valuable work, and should be ia the hands of everv merchant. It will also be an ex cellent advertising medium. Ed. Wiilard, No. 23),' Union street, has received the Chimney Corner, Ledger, ana tWr litersrr raners. tccether with the - , leading dailies from important points. are indebted to biai for supplies. MiSttxic TrupT-t. Another rrent rnnlti- tuda of peop e wer tut loscetheMiltouian Tab'eaux lait evening. We are really gratified tLat il5 in'erest in these works of art is so general and urabaled. It affords evidence of a pure taste amjrg bar citizens for which welsave always contended. We would encourage one and all ti witntss this exhibition. Tte artist has excelled In pcr trsying, and the themes are fraught wuh a spiritual sublimity tbst eanm t fail lo exert a bap py and latliug iniluence. . i A grand family Matinee is to be glvm this (Friday) afternoon, for the joint beceSt of the Sunday Schools ; also, an exhibition to-nightT To-morrow is poeitive'y the last day, and enter sin incuts will be given both in the afternoon and evening. Day Board or Board and Lodging at the Planters' notel on reasonable terms, tw ' Miss Axs E Lrn. Thin lady, without arms, who is now holding her levees in ore of the rooms of the Mssonic Hall building, purposes remaining in the city but a short time longer. There are many that have not seen her ; therefore, improve the limited time of her slay and go. . We have men tioned previously the ability of Miss Lesk to do with her toes what many of the ladies cannot do with their hands. This may seem strange, but it is true. We append a few lines hurriedly written, but handsomely done, and handed, or rather footed to ui : I write poetry and prose, Holding my pen between my toes, So you perceive it is really true, When hands are lacking toes will do. Anx E. Lkak, May 3, 1868. Born without arms. AccTiox Sale. W. H. Lusas Co., sell this morning at auction, a stock of staple and fancy dry goods, embracing many styles suitable lor the season ; also, boots, shoes, etc. See advertisement. Thb Late Jakes Wood. In our notice of James Wood the other day, we stated that he killed himself on account of a fit of jealousy. This statement was uade us by several parties, who, we supposed, were well informed upon the subject; but his relatives state that such is not the case, and they are of opinion that he shot himself ac cidently, not knowing that his pistol was loaded. If you want a fine article of Coffee, go to S. G. Wood, 45 Union street. mayl-lw KIVEU AND STEAJIIiOAT NEWS. The river is receding rapidly with about six feet on the Shoals. ARRIVED. Tyrone Cairo. DEPARTED. General Sigel Burksville. Havana Cincinnati. EXPECTED. A. Baker Burksville. Chancery Sales atc&incTille. In Chancery at McMinnyille, Tenn. F K Ii 11 aLd Win T White, Ex'rs of Wm White, decease!, v. H M Wa'.erson. THE i:ierk and Master, in obedience to a decree rendered in this en use it the ilaich term of the Chancery Com l at Me.Mnnti.ie, Teunessee, lsoi, I wiin-ellat puonc auclcD, cq the pre mi -ex, id the to wo of McM.nawlIe, on Monday, ill of May next, The Wnrrcu or Thatcher House, outhouses, and all iu appurUnance,for ca"h, in ac cordance wita the rrot-ion rf a Deed of Trurn ex ecuted by Harvey M WHturson, without the riht of reo erupt on. The deed of irut-l w It be i-h'.wn on uay ol caie. J. K. MuKKOiiD, CAM, apr.111-61 pra fee (5 CO In Chancery at ilcJIinnvillo, Tenn. S. V. Rowan, - va Nicholas Smith. IN pursu.nee to a decrea of the Chincery Court atMc.MinDVi le, Tennessee, rendered at the March term, A. D., ltw. of said c urt n tbs csns-e, i will expoi-e to puoiic sale, on Mondav, the 2-at day of May next, at the court r ouse in ileiliu.iV.ll the house and lot known as the NUNNELEY TAVERN, oa a credit of six and twelvemonth?, without the right oi' redemption. One hunureo dul ars casn wil. be requ'rt-d at ihe time ol sale, lkrnd ajd se curity rtqune 1, and a Ilea retained. aprilll Ctw pr'a fee 5 to In Chancery at llcllinnville, Tenn. 0 rgoi W HSmartt, vs L F A Wm H , IN ohedif nee to a decree of the Chancery Court at McMimiTil e, Tt-nn., rendered at the March term, A l. H'jO, of aam court in tni cause. 1 will, on Monday, the i 1st d.-.y of May, s expose to puono daia, at ine ecurtnouse ia AicMinnvnie, me D WILLING HOUSE, outhouses, and about Fifty oi bixty acres cf lAnd, belong ds lo w m. U. Aro, anjacem to tne icwn ol McMiijH He bxle oa a credit of iwelvo rrODih. except Kmy I'olla-s cssh Hold upon 11 month'a tun--lo a?i 1 1 the r cat of redemption, at the :n stance cf complainant. J. F. M OK FORD, C & M. aprilll 4t pr'a fee 13 tJ In Chancery at llcllinnville, Tenn. James P. Thompsor, vs B. L Kul ley and Hugh Frances. IN obedience to decree of the Chancery Court. ren,ierd in this eans at the March term, A. D. lwiii, I nl at the courthouse in McMinnvule, on Monday, the xlstday of May, 1MU6, A LOT OF GROUND, yinz near tha Depot at McM nnville, on a credit of twoiie moDins. ,-oia on twelve monm a cieon to avoid the rbt of redemption, at the instance ol comp.ainsnt. Bond and tecur.ty will be required, and a lien retained. J. F. MO "FORD, Clerk 4 Master, aprilll Ctw. pr s fee 15 00 ifla GOLD AND .SILVER 33 tA WATCHES. 4i SET3 Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rins, Erg lish fcilvar Cruet ataoa, Hotter Coolers, Dinner and l ea tserr.ee. Pianoa, bewtn Machinea. Vawt Chains, B'tt' e ebi, Louketa, Gold Pencils, Sets of Jewe.ry. Ac, Ac Worth One Million Dollars, To be Sold sf One Dollar Each, without Regard to alue, and not to be paid fur until you know what yon are to receive. SAMUEL C. RICHARDS & CO., ESTABLISHED 1867. The I.arpeft Manufacturers aud Originators of the fhiir Im ion. conducted lor year ou strictly Hon orable Principle, and to ihe entire aauaiaction of all who pairon se us, oner ine usual Catalogue of Rich and Valuable Articles, One Dollar Each. r Piano Forte, each $500 (o f700 If i hewmz Macnines, each lou to 160 Sou Fine -old Chronomeur W'ai. hea, eh..... 300 Fine doid Enlii-ti Dver Waiches.. W L lis' Cold Enameled hi,ou W ale ' es . . 200 150 ISO 200 Solid Silier hunt n Lever Watches.. f 40 to (so M hilver Uirner twu,... . gloo 10 10 lio Si ver 'lea oeia.... .. loo to 150 S,il English bilver Cruel cianda ii to i a.ooo bil er fruit Uins. .... 15 to 30 All the above list of oods will be sold for one dollar ei-ch. Cprti&caia ol all tha various articles, s a irg what each at ran be, are first put into envelopes, sealtd un, a -d rr.ixed; and, ben or dered, are taaen out without regard to cbo.ee, and tni by mi!, thus givirj; all a tair chance, un re ceiptof the Orlifiot you can ae what you cn have, aud tnen it ut at your option to send one aol Ur aid uke ih-ariiet--ir nou Oue Certifi te may obtain you a Gold Watch, Ser vice of tilter I'.aie, or any ouier aiuao;e arucie. T3EKE WILL BS NO BLANKS. One fealed ecvelona containing an order for one of th vaiuablK art.cies on our liH, w.ll r ant to any ad iress on rreeipt ot K5 cents. 6 for fl. IS for S. so w th a premium for 5. loo w.tn a pre mium aolid Silver Huni.og Ca-e Watea, $'5. 1 er fVrt RRtisfneu.'a (;uaractu ia all ca-set. tVO'Kla not plewsingthe tables or fancy ct our customers wm L ezcoangrd I eool rosl. Agenta and cthera Will be allowed 10 eBt on eaon ci t tiaate ordered by them, prodded no: less than s.x are ordered a; a time. Aients wul collect jj cente lor each certificate and rbuit 15 oents each to ua AddreaJ al oraera to bAilUi.C. RICKArDSACO, P. O. Box, 3373. Ui Naasau Jrtreet, N. T. Great chance to make money. As-mtt wanted aTerywhr. fck-whm Administrator' Notice. HAVING suctei'ted the insolvency of the estate of Alexander Wootton, daceaaed, to the Clerfc oi . he County Court of bmith eouaty, lennea;e, and order having ten made for piiMi-a'ion io the aahv be I'nlon. a newspaper vubliahed in the ciry of Nashville, Tenn, tr four ccnatcutve weeks, reouirm? all jeroa having clairna "-apt aad esiate to ine ihem, properly authenli.'t wuh the C li of said Court, on or before the 15th day of iv-iober. lor pro rata distribution, or tl'y will I forever barred m taw and eqoity. This . therefore, aoaoeof the smt tni L Aprtl 2th, I8.i. MART DOL GLASS, mayl-Hw Admauatrauix. By Teiagrapli NIGHT DISPATCHES The Tcrserj la New York City. Koss SUil at Larse. Dcalh from Cliolera In New YoiK. Trial cf fesiin Trlioncrs. Coagrcss lo Adjmrn on ill! if Jul. First Congressional Proceedings. Niw Toei, May 3. No new develop ments in the Koss lorgery case. It is said all the victims will not lose. The amount is fixed at about 00u,000. Iios is still at large. Another woman has died of cholera In this city. - She resided in a filthy tenement in Mulberry street. Wahhingtox, May 3. SiSaTS Mr. Charl ton, from the Committee on Commerce, on the Cuban Telegraph bill, made a report, which was agreed to. ' - The bill to pay John Erricaon f 13,930 for services in plannicg the war steamer Princeton, was called up and passed. The bill to reimburse Western Virginia for ner expenses in calling out and equipping the troops, was called up by Van Winkle. The amount called for is $303,000. Washington May 3. House Mr. Bout well, from the liecons true tion Committee, reported the testimony in relerence to the Slate of Georgia. Mr. Conkliu reported in reference to Vir ginia and North and South Carclina. Laid on the table. Mr. Julian offered a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the President to communicate any information he has con cerning the discrimination made by Maxi milian in regard to commerce from particu lar American ports. The House proceeded to the consideration of report of Committee on Territories. Mr. Ashley, from that Committee, report ed a substitute for House bill to amend the act of May 26, 1864, providing a temporary government for West Virginia. The 1st lection authorizes the government to reap portion the territory. The 2d section annus all acts of the so-called legislative assembly which met in the city of Virginia on March 5, 1866, and forbids the payment of money to members thereof. The substi tute was agreed to, and the bill as amended passed. Mr. Ashley also reported back Senate bill passed March 14, enlarging the boundaries of the State of Nevada, by including a part of Utah and Arizona. Mr. Ashley reported an amendment, pro viding that the rights of citizens to mineral lands in the territory added shall remain as valid, substituting "mining claims." The amendment was agreed to. Mr. Bice offered an amendment to strike out that part adding a portion of Arizona. In response to a question by Mr. Hooper, Mr. Ashley stated that the bill took from Utah one degree east and west, leaving Utah still 8,SoO square miles, instead of 10, 000. Mr. Hooper, of Utah, opposed the bill on the grounds that the transfer of people from one government to another reduced them to mere seris. Ho therefore entered his pro test against tho bill. Mr. Goodman, of Arizona, opposed that part of the bill affecting Arizona. Mr. Ashley said that Brigham Young told him last summer that he had no objection to the proposed dismemberment of Utah, as there were but few, if any, people living in that portion. Mr. Ashley supported the bill, and said the Mormons were averse to dismember ment; that the citizens of Nevada had dis covered and were making wine in Utah and didjuot wish to be under control of that Ter ritorial Government. The amendment offered by Mr. Price was rejected, and the bill passed. The bill to admit Colorado into the Union was taken from the table, aud the House re fused by a vote of 29 to la to lay it on the table again, and refused to commit it by a vote of 04 tj 74. The bill was then consid ered. Cobxwall, C. W., May 3. The examina tion of Fenian prisoners was resumed to day. Lt. Col. Wheoler, who gnve evidence for the prosecution, turns out t be a spy. After hearing the counsel for both side?, the Bench was divided: this throws the trial over till fall. NfcW Yobk, May 3. The Tost's special pays it is the opinion of the Finance and Ways aLd Means C immiltees that Cougrcss will not adjourn before July. The loss by the Koss lorgery foots up $365,787. The Michigan Central railroad bonds held by Grossbrooit 4 Co. are supposed bo spu rioui, but it is not certain. The losses of Crouise A Co., and Black 4 Spaulding amountj to upwards of $50,000 each in gold, which they sold to Itoss,taking in j ay forged certificates on the Union Bank. The Continental Bank paid forged checks for $60,362; Albert, Laws it Macy, and the Fourth National and Commonwealth Banks have sustained no loss. The Continental Bank has made a demand upon the Com monwealth Bank for the return of the amount of tho above mentioned checks. J1ABKET3. By Telegraph. Cincinnati, MT 3. Flour firm ; Superfine 83 25a8 50; Extra $ 25a9 75; Family and Fancy SIO 50 to 514. Wheat at very full prices ; 15,CoO bushels sold at $1 90al 95 for No. 1 new red;. Corn unchanged and in demand at 58a9a in ele vator, and 69a70c in sacks. Oats dull at 41a 45c. Rye firmer at80a85c. Whisky dull ard unchanged. Groceries unchanged. Mets Pork opened buoyant, but closed quiet, with no buyers at oyer Si9. Bulk Ment3 in good demand, Shoulders 11c, Sides 14; holders asking )c higher at the close. Lard dull stc. Bacon firm and clear Sides unchanged. Butter dull and prices drooping. Egfi 13. Gold 127. Louisville, May 3. Sales cf 185 hbds leaf totocco at full rates; ac tive market, prices ranges from $4 to (50. Superfine Hour ?7 75. Corn and Oats unchanged. Mess Pork ueld at $30 00. Bacon Shoulders 13e; clear sides 13. Prime Lardia tierces 20c. Rw Whisky 22. Cotton UCc. Eeir Abase. . This rice, which is never practiced ia the presence of any one, has proved the everlasting ruin of thousands of the noblest and most talented young men that ever gave tongue to eloquence or pen to song. It has destroyed health, blasted the consti tution, and reduced the miserable victim W a living skeleton. Nor are these its n&) and fatal effects ; in its pains are scattered the ruins cf reason, the most melancholy sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be cured permanently of this affliction, call on Dr. Coleman, No. 64 North Cherry streot or address him by letter, Box 502, Naan Till., Tenn. feb2-tf Persons residing in and about the cily of , ... i . i r i : . U jNanvnie, anu tuose iron nuisuutt, "u" may be afflicted with any private disease, are particularly requested to read the ad vertisement given in this paper, of Dr. King's Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street. Aprill2-tf. In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee. Afril RrLits, lswi. A'.t under Mc Call and otlien,') v.. VO Kill. Rfihrt McCal! and rih'T". ) 1 l ihia cans", it appenrre to the Clerk and Mifl tei that the aetea lanus Joi.n U Boen, Aiexni'er M bon and Kooei t McCail are non res uenn o the t-Uie ol lYarcsee, so that llir ordinary pro ee.e c law cannot be s-re 1 upon thesn: it is therelore ordered th.it puhbration b made for four ueceive we.k. in the Nasbvill Coioo, aew.fWpor put. isaed in li e c ty ot Naahvd.e, 'i''nce8e, retiring ;d oeendAnta to apor at tne next term of Ifce Chancery Court, to be held : the lourt hou-e ia CartLae on tr.e third Mon day of AUiUat next, ih-n on i there to plead, an terord rr.ur to coTrpimanl'a bill, or the aame wnl be Uktn tor con'esimd and set lor tearing ex rrte, a to them. apritw P ff CAXPBF.LUCAM. In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn. A C McNeill, adm'r. et ala. ! Eliaabeth Wrgv.t, el a'a. i IS wnrsu'-o.- of an Interlocutory decree of the r. , - mt 11 nf . ,A.,n - I . . t't .ItfiM CHUe,, notice is hurt by rn to ail creditors of K. w rght, ofed. lie thmr cla:ma, du;v proven toe law direct', with me, on or before the iay of July next, or they wul ba forever barred. errulJ-w" w HA W CAM. R. H. SINGrLETON, Book-Seller 0m& "LSO AND ETATI9I1E. IliliOB PEINTSR Post Ollce Building, rasliville, Tenn. mar4 If S. Gr. WOOD, WHOLESALE DEALER IN OEOGEEIES AUD FAMILY SUPPLIES, No. 45 Union Street, Has on Hand and is Constantly Receiving Superfine Family and Extra Family Flour and Meal, Family Hard-water and Toilet Soaps, Mackerel in barrels, half barrets and kits, White Fish in half barrela, . Salmon in kits, Sugar-Cured and plain Hams, Bacon and LarJ, Butter and Cheese, Rio, Lagnyra, ilaracaibo and Java CofJeea, Green, Black and Japan Teas, Sugars, of all qualities and grades, Golden Syrup and Molasses, Maccaroni, Tapioca, Sago and Vermacelli, Kice, and Pearl Barley, Tomato Catsup, Cumberland Club and Fepper Sauces, Lea & Perrin's Worstersbire Sauce, English and American Pickles, Raisins, Currants, Citron and Sardines, Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars, Canned Peaches, Plumbs, Cherries, Blackberries, Raspberries and Strawberries, Oysters, Salmon and Lobstera, Spice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger, Cinnamon, Ac., Bi. Carb. Soda, Saleratua and Yeast Powder, Wrapping Paper and Taper B g3, E. R. Durkee's Extarcts, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms, Ale and London Porter in bottles, All ol which I am offering at Lowest market Price. Onll and judge lor yourself, marchlS 3m a A. CAMPBELL - B. W. SPIRE. CAMPBELL & SPIRE, (SUCCESSORS TO IL CAMPBELL.) Importers o and Wholesale and Bctail DEALERS IN 6 A: .. Weens 1 Silver Plated and Britannia Ware, Castors, Forks, Spoons, Table Cutlery, Tea rays, &c. LAMPS and Assorted Crates for Country Trade, ALWAYS ON Jo. public Square. PriC33 Reduced on all Imported Goods in tho sama Pro portion as tho decline in Gold. All Foreign Goods, which conipiifte a large proportion cf our stock, we import direct from the PoHerieB, and all American manufacture, we order ,'rom the Manufacturer ; we are thereby enabled to compel with any market in the United BtAle, only ai.nng theditlerence in transportation ; and an both members of the firm have been engaged With il. Campbell for many rynant, we, therefore, Bailor ourselves that we are thoroiiKhiy acquainted with the crockery traaineus, and are fully prepared W inpply tha wantf of the public Pirticckr lUtstioa paid (9 Paeklng nd Shipping. CAMPBELL in SPIEE, Dr. "Velloo's IPinl: Cerate ! FOR THK IXTERMINATIOS Of Body Lice. Crab Lica, and other Vermin, And for the Cure of Common Itch, Camp Itch, Bather's Itch, Psoriasis ScalJ-IIead, Tetter, Dandruff' in the Hair or Beard. Also all Diseases of the Skin. Price $1 per hoz. ' Thia Cerate has been in use in France, and all the European conntrie?, and was discov-e-e1 by one of the moat eminent and diet cuiHDed Sorgsoaa in the Uty ol Pans. Th Proprietor baa gone to great expense to procure the original raeeipi of In. Veliock for his receipt of the Cerate ; a so his cnle'iratwi ALTERATIVE. OR BLOOD PURIFIER, which ahould be used to Cleanse the B!iyd, and open tha Bowe s in all d .eaaea of the hu ll, it ia not nnesry to be used With the CURATE, where the object is the destruc tion of Lice or other Vermin. Prirt One h-Jlnr Ir RjtlU. Phykrian?, frenerally, pay little or ni attent-oii t j the-ie afflictions, and the enef)tenoe ia furnilien suffer frrerf annoyances from Lu i, I:ch, T'tler, Rini-Wonni, Ac , and at Im ttnxet of the Sun and finally thee dif .lie, o the fkin are tansmut-d from parent lu child ; aid can, by I'Amare.'iie.ies be permanently ocred and eradicated !rom ihe ayaiem. The PINK CKltTli and the ALTEHtTIYE may b fonnl foi sale by ail isruggiata, and can be sent ry mail or express to all parti of the country. All orders anou.d be addressed to JA5IE8 OfiAKCOrif, Pronretor, Poet Office Box 61, iahville, T no. TARTAN A CO , are my 'Wholesale AgenU In Nauhville, Tenn. murrj m. The Most Perfect Iran Tonic, HEGEMAVJ Ferrated Elixir of Bark, or E'ixir of CaJiay Bark, with Pyrophoeptia-e t Iron. Prepared by HK'jKMAS CO., ttemisu and lruipnt, New Voilt. lYKOPH'WPHA I K OF IKON WM introduced by E RufrqiM-t, of 1-an, in IV. and received lavora b e notK from the trench Academy; it : i-ajti y aig milated, and rot decomposed in the s cimrn by food or the (raotnc juioe; it i a prorrpt, etjicient ton'C, eomUniDg th effect ef PbotpLcru and 1-on, and ia not atimiilatmc orirTitant. Our fUdRATU, tUXlH UK H AEK is a rle nt Corna!f povaeeemK tne valuable properta of Cal't-ara bark, and conUuna e gr.t (Trains of trie Py rophosphate Of Iron id ea-ih fluid ourx-e; and in ail eaeea. where a mild and enV.:ioua Iron Tome ia defired, will be found a most v.iuaole preparat oo. tanr piea furniiibed to Phyc au on appl cation. M RS VAOOJiK CRL'sT. ei. ted from hitcy Country children, warrantl rel able. hfcjjKM N A CO'd Cordial timr Oal aya Bark. Alnm and Kroo Loaengee and Chlorate Pouts h l sengea. Ail tu above sold by lT !str t- HdEMN A CO., sxrltio Chemiata and Lmiirjj.au, Blew Tork. For Kent, THAT elegant Storw en the corner of the Biinare and Cdar straet, knnwa as the Commercial In surance Omce. For lerm, cail cn bEO. BHISLDS CCl., fchlj 86 and I College ik et 5 - i .', .a WAR COAL OIL HAND AT Manufacturer s Onion fire Works IMPORTER Chinese Kire-Crwkers, Roctete, An, Manufacturer 1 interna, Ac. Ainu eiarge aeeonnr.eni of hi. oro importation of Toys aa Fancy ftooia, t4 John Btnet, sear Broadway, New-York Ctr. ee-2l It HENRY & JOHN PABET, Jr 53 CIIAMBEKS STREET, NEW YORK, Manufacturers and Jobbsrs OF CLOTHINd! A Large Stock adapted to Southern Trtde. mlt-m ?) llalSjiifr m. Emm bispemsaby FOR PBIVATE DISEASES I - . v v - i t a - i . - ' - ...-i VI t.- The Dispensary is Located at NO. 3 DEADS RICK GTHSET IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSSL H - .j!?fLJr,JJAfor,h B'oeyer,,n runs; MtiZZSZ'l "i i i"' ,or P i-wl 1-rv.e. brt h- is epVued u, G O IV OXXXil lJL2 . This difficulty cured in a few dja without nanseating medicines or punriil applications. STEIOTUBES. ran? wrr man SYPHIUS. Syphilis, in its Pnmary. Secondary an 1 Teoriary fonn enred in a vrry fbort llnv. and everv tl?X!ZL1!r:Uy -rH',,c,U ,romJhe ron.iuuti.in, whi. h h- .il l be a very sat ceortZnLZ J! lurkinVm hr;,::m FEMALES TEOUBLBD ? issa. KivtbT K7hit:a cured' bj wnuuis sutiu ihBtr c-- Seminal TTeuli:iies. This dif ease ia brousht on by solitary htbit. of y cth. Terhaps can-ri more d 'Eoultv than an v other vice. It notonly dfrtroys bo.!y and mind, rendering Ihe en! i.-t unfit f .r Hie Ordtnery 'b(Hinea U 1 to but causing a tram of sjmptoma to be apprehended from it.- inKh fal erleots. Seditinfs Farnls&ed kt the Diipeasarj. All persons applying; at the Dispensary are fjin-.-heJ me lioioOre irr-b 'afte'"hav nj' aM L hate their cawea currd. " ' ' CONSULTATION. All persons abroad, who write, desiring; information respecting their cae. are ettwt ed to inclose Ten Dollars, to insure an anawr, which sum will De ered.Vtf on the amount charged to cure their case, provided the owe is taken. Patients from Abroad Will ho provided with corufjrtaWe board, lodirinir, and every attention, by mnttrnthe necessary arrangemeuU iu advatioe of leaving for 'a.ihvi!!. " ThiDi(.penary- is located on the smith side of Deaderick street, verr near the P.,uri over the business house of Roht. Kve Jt Co. -""All business confidential. .J-irMedicines sent by express and mail to any purl of the country. Direct all loiters to XO. Z DEADERICK NASHVILLE, TENN. I'OBt Office Itox Cl3. 3y0:rioe hours from S in tho morning t 6 in tho evem'nz aprill--tf " An Old Song, set to New Tuns. 1866, "At rprinij trjyjmxrrhu Aiitii and Hirhrs Fmi ihfir h-.Jr cyme 0ttt AkI Mu-tai't l.att. In f,ntt of rnit (Jady 6iof about." "18 years established in N. T. City." "Oniy infallible reroed'es known." "Free from Poisona." Not dHOgsroua to the Human FrtiiIv." "Kats come out ol thnr hoies to uie." "C08tarV Rat, Koach, Jtc, Kxtcr's, js a paw'e na lor Ac's .iiir, i.'u ii , Wnckawl iU l Aiitt, Ac, lc , t ;., .I'i. CostarV Bfd-Cus: Exterminator, Is a Inpiid or wai-h ui-ed lt oy, and aUo an a pretuctive for Jiul-Ji'nji, a--. friatar'n' Flprtil PAvdur fiw Incneti m tor M'tli. M'Muttof, iiiJ-lltu:, inoW on llaiU, 'uir(., AauntiL-,, dc , Jc. I f I Beware ! 1 1 of ail worthless imitations. tee that '"CoifTAa'a" n.me is ou t-aon Box. Botlle, and Klaak, before vou buy e AJ'tresj UHJIKV it. I Oh I . lit. 4fl- I'.roaiUay, W. Y. -3old in Nashville, Tenn., W bv W. J A C. V. SJilTH. And all liruxinu and keiailels- 1800. INCREASE OP RAT3. The Frme'i fj-ue'te (Englisli) aaena an t prove by nun-a thtor.e pa.rof KV'IS will Daa progeoy aud .l-enoai.tj no leMa than tl.ojo in threw Tears. o, udIm this immense fmiiiy can be kept down, they would consume more lood than would auntaiii :.',o"0 Cu man tins. 4"6e "CoiTAa a" aUTertieemcnt nbove. 1806. RATS ver-flM BIRIxi Whoever enxas in "hoot ing small rards ia a cnif I man ; wnuvver aid-) in jx lerm nt nc iatt ih a benefactor, e ahouM hkft some one to fri'e us the oenetit ol their msir eurn indnV Djr out thee peels, we wifun a besides oogs, cats, and traps tot th a basinecs taf'firic AiHcn&in. iV. 1'. Arf-se "Cusraa's" adTerti.Hsmrnta.'jOve. 1800. 'CXTAR'3 RAT XTKMiN.TOR is simple. sale, aud aure-the mot perfect KA T-ili aiion meet nj; we hate ever attended. verv Kt thit can rst it, properly prepared, w II eat it, and e-ry one that eats It wul uie, generally, aL sorn ptar-e ae diitant m possible from where it tji taiteu. JLiAi Hh tie, ilvch , Mirror. KS-See "CosTAa'a advertisement above. 1800. HOUSEKEEPERS IrouhlM with vi-rrcin m-ed be o no loirr, ii they uaj Coaraa'" K.'ermina lor. We hate UMri it to our aatitUttion ; ao t it a OijX eot i , we would hare it. We he trie l poi son., but lL y etln:tet nofi ng; but "U-trV' ar-U'-la koo-a tne blthou of Kats, Mice, I4c: hfR, Ante, and Bed-Bugs, rpihjkfr tnn can write it it is in gr-at demand all over the coucliy.- Molina "ConTAa . advertisement above. 1800. A VOICE FROM THE FAR WETT n z of "toatar'a' Kt, Ro&cn, Ant, At: , i xt-nn ostor "more grain and fron-ion are destroyed ai-iiUil y in raat c,ua y by vermin tfi TtrAi'- ra. lor " ns ol this Kit and ia:e;l h. LeT. li,ien.ier ( H i.,.) Heal. SA,:t-e "Coe-fAa'a alvert s'mrnt above. 1800. FARMERS AN I) iio'nKK MirERH-eh-uM r? ccliWt that hundreds of di l.ars' ortn or iiram, I'rovjMon-, At , ars aniua ly d a'rofe l l y hat-. Mire. Ants, and ot'ier in--t4 .n I t.rmin.,il i.l wnifh cii be prevented tiy a f w dllis' aorth of "wim r-': K'w-n, Act, dc, n.xtrjiiaior, boil.ht and H l treeiy B 5icee "Corraa silver -lament above. -'old in Nshv,l!e, Trn., by W. J. A C. W. 95SI TH. ard all I;r..gxtrf and it...rr. rr.arntn-Sm d.w GOLD PEN DiiPOT, 49 Union Stro3t. r ahTi. Teno . flitters him-ou-. FU.ini e.UrT-o ---""i-pnsiromacered.tary tiHnTfflMi..D at any p.. IF YOU ARE SICK "f- ri .x ara IN Ncshvillo. Tennessee, IS THE JlOST fcUjXESSf UL Botanic Physician Of the Present Ago., Ilia Practice now Extends over 1H UIls'lr-KItKrVT NTAT1CS. With his General Prnctloe, he tral tne lijiw- " CUKONIC CASES: r.henrnHtisTii, AfTections of tli Lolijs., Diseases of the Throat, bwellcd Jo utt, r 1. 1 it Limha, Pleurisy, I'aina, Uicor, Cancer, tra vtl, Diseases ol the HitfirtauJ Liver, ImIii matioa of tho Stomach, Neural a, K tii'i Evil or Scrofula, Deafness, Diwuuc of th" Eyes, Debilitated Systumji, Drpcfaia r IntliEjostion, and t'luaumplion, Utr-t her with all 1'rivate Disetuws, and Diseusea of tho UriDary Organs. TO THE L ADIESI All ejections of tie Womb treated with suece, ST Eli I L IT Y. Totina Marr e-I IjhI es, whoe m -ifrirtiine it baa fn not to bru tonii n dip f-ou1 cau cona'nt me fitiier by le.ier or in person. " riil V ATE. DISEASES Of all Krada, Primary and Secon'htry, renovated from ti.a j-Uru. N I G LIT EJIISSIONS CURED IiR. M;II.L treat Diseases at any distance, and sends Medline to ail pari, fcmliolaeiion J5iii.ru- His Ooa is one tsf the ftnest arranaie, m Oty, w th two rotjmH, w It fiiioi np iut.tu rncep t'otl of lKi.ns aid u-miem n, who ar Qliy visit ing liimfr jTii ail parts. Al. ieib r dirw ie-1 lo DR. McGILL, Lox lit. iast.HM, Term. Ofl- on Tunn street, over York's 1-ook bto. ,lec:i-t .t iiiiVlLLia & iUAimOotfl RAIJL.KOAD, CHANTJE OF TI1IE. Orr;f-x or Ginul SrraaisrrsDrar, It. A V. ad . A. N. JW. KAiiauADa, V Aabuvills, Tisa., MAu-a hl ) IN and -tr Tuafcy, s lSvJtaJ u.itil fur- tLr ir,tice, i anstii,;'. Viae wij ua as UA ow NASHVILLE Cff ATT.TMTiOCLi' LTNE. LiviN'shvil!e for C-.atUiaooja, and all Tsnu -oiltii at a. . and i.M i.. Arrive at Ci.atta nk;a at b.-J) a . and .::'u) a. m., nut day. 1 lurnii' -Leave ( hatinuooa a :ou a. -, iut I 81", r. x. Arrive at Jis.sr.vuie at 4.(,o r. m. and to a n, next "lay. K lra.nsc nawt at Wartrace for She,Syyia. NASHVILLE iNo;;TIIWESTEr.N LINE. Leave aehvUe V x Jo! anvi.!e, and a l p,0iM Wst and .Nonre;, at 4.J.J t. m. Arrive at Jt,nn ron t ille nl 9: M r. n. Keiurturix I-euv Joha-onville l.lo a. .. arrive at Nimnv l.e at b.i a n. 'I r.ns oo . A .V W. R. R. connect at Johnson vi lie witn lini class Uie of bteHUMu, tor Isducan. wiro and ct. Loins. BERTH 5 AND MEALS FREE, en steamers connecting with Ji A W Eailroa.1. Passengers by this route SAVE LXDEN3E OK SLEEPING CAES AND MEALS, between Jiiwhville and Cairo. Tr4.ua atop at all :ntnriejiaf rs: in"s. N. C. and X A WrTt. k da. nw4-tf. ' "f ;" " i - I- -. ;.; - ' : ' 1 i ? - ; ! - i ' ..... i I i .1 t c . it i y iff 1 ?t-1V3Vsl,.-