Nashville union and dispatch. [volume], January 31, 1867, Image 2

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News letter from tbe varteui oewatie of the
THURSDAY, JAXOARY 81, 1807.
largest Circnlatiou In City ayd State.
OT:W,$ OTP THE JSAT
American UeeeVWading rifle bare baen
gtaa4m ajaalioB.ef the AueMaa arsiy
HWdHI yuoaryHsWbi LVMewpW
mMfrT8ltrMMrV VTkke4i each.
There if am MfferiBg&Bfl del tetatian amefcg
i be ttecnua to Lexington. Kr. Smaller If
Xrkk PMHraPfn(a way to New Or! east.
i( iBMiHi""t. U ewliect atrial and criiieRee
WmmteiniMt Jwrt .warfare with hi anncnt fee
H Halter
A WU bo le inttieedl ike WbreMin
Legtsih giUytwalWW.itf Setter fr
bMjtt ftuW&w of JeJatW rtflr Peace, a'ad
l.rVt&Uac thr kaUiwc of mlt where Hatrlr r
A Pari Hfst44i of the Mk last, says : "It is
-id MM 'MfoiHrfHfefrb fcWt alfceto
nmjUH the anaaeeraeat between Prance nM
rt,e Ratted Mate in regard In Max ire."
tkt tffeeeh af Mr. Ctillom, at IHtm4. in the
lUaae of Beaeatatlre. eu the 2Mb lwt., wSZ
BotioeaWe beeawse be tek Mrwt grewd that
ihii OHtareat Mttht to ioatilre whether the Pre
KMiowtaeii I is the way f due exeeatlaif of the
Im, ead to renere him )f found that he dee.
It to umet liared certain at OanttaBtl oafde that
the Hart era aanirdleatloa will result to a war.
Turtier ha eetted out reserves, and the
gnrertMaeat i Ratal hat ordered Bwtlilary
f adHrh in n tbe first of Manea.
Tbe eroeMftHon af the city of Merle was to
baf e Wan eW)det(xl On the 32th Inat. Marshal
BaaaftfctjbaU M&lt MIaraatbB to tbeanper
ioleMiAt f the railmad to arranre totramport
"000 treoM per Jar. He had alae an
wrier ftaUdt thai he had arra9eetrimiirta
tien lr nil turtle to Fraau JrkfjMt.
Mr. Wadesffwea nTeA8hn Jj ihe Semite
t.n nfc tth tset., which vrij SMTel; e&lHsc
uiiaaiiku T'reaUeat far iniarmatleB Bl tohovr
often far what tarre BoTtOliitafumir,f
l .loraJ, hx vieiteJ mtbinnton reeeotl:. The
Hi&4Mtf tMi ofliaer in Qppeti&ff the a4Btiwan
.1 C4ra4 hat exeitl Mr. Waae' ImlifBaMefi
An ftUewit to eature tbe steamer Paaama
b4 CeBtinental ff Cape St. Lueat. by Colon ei
Uer.tatMberALgSeer. wm frtwtratefl y the
eftteWetf plherBimanernfi United
State ttmer Swaanee. who boarded the
MtmmtT mti put Col. DsrteU and porty avhore;
and tent the rewet k te JVfexatlan. It to not
belief ed that Dartoi bae an? autbarlty from
the eoTernment of Mexico to warrant awh en
terpriae.
Tbad. Sterea' rjymtrueltoa UU wa eeet
tbe Ster Obanlec Oeaailttee af fiReen en Mob
day by a rate of 38 to (K. TheTOie'fer referris
miUi firobaWy bo been atrosaer, bat that
laeerltdMil-ed to no pb the reeord acainet
iMr.lteveo There U ereat drer4r f epiBhw
nni fW tBeastncof tbe rate. An analyst f
the reie alisw that aM Who rted against refer
i iB are- It er aWtmiwi, nd tfeat of the affirraatlre
Y4mrMiWBdetiff ftrtr"Ieierat and Con
tervatfye ad trtj'-cih( ReftBhlieanx. The
KooowliwMon Ootnaittee J Hadortood lobe
.liridod m fotiew : In recard to Steven' or m
imliar hilt eaUblkblnic new trureniiBent In the
South, for MieVi bill eight; Miririm ; fire
..f the tatter are. Meeara. ltingbMi, Oafibrfnc
Katrria, KAtec. JohMon.tbe other two are not
knotrn.
Site Court f Ateahi of Kestutfiysaade an
.mport tducWaw in regard to the tin trip set on
the JStfa injt. The court rMgBic the right of
the generiAworftmeatlt roIe-a revenue by
undiiwwte rtwliwe row in InoAeqnenee ef the,
inntrmHt of enntra4 not having iieen properly
4Mpedi yet -allow thot goremmmt ha the
tight to indict penaltie for the violation ef fte
lawn of Oongreat. The decision Fay there can
l no HBtdled power in Congrea to impair the
lgat nMigation in eontraoM mail in a State ac
' WliBtto her law, deriving their obligation
froea iWn and only reBtedtabie by them. No
vrivete eon tract or ther writtoc la inr4idated
l.y Om HAOt of a atamp, and ht n rny
t.p It fat nffeotod by Hhc wwtw.
N-rjono RPrrnAor.
TUe laill proposing to ampnd th fran
.his law admittiiiR all colored tulult
maUt to the b&Uot-box, was before th
UmA of Penrcsentetivos VMterUay.
It
j,i a briaf nounrt, ntf ilrfng eat the word
wMftf' In the preannt law, tinil giving
tlielfatklt to this Haw without roganl to
ettlntlr proporty ijtiallfiofttton. It
is cartaiHlj one of the eet tsrribk pro
poeitttNM erir nonBidared by an Ameritn
Legitwature one that twelve months go
cwV Ht btf jewyfal, tjte Banatwa of
tbe warity that Bae to be alxMtt to
hHHok tlto Stt tipft tbe IWe of Uu ex
noriwanL frni Wliitih tbe loldet havo
thus far shrunk. The west Radical of
Xoribora Steten baw nt yet thrown tbe
fntttMa Wfm t1hia ekse withwtt re
But tbe BaMera yastwiey wre4 for
ita&EMta i)tfn. This purpese was
foiled by ttdfe Brian, who took tbe floor
lietbretiieytgoould be got radfly, and
deliTaredB ppworfal argument against
tbe tMaWr. in dtl'r fetgfalaTTfp eolnffins
r4ll be found fin abstrnet ef it The ma
jositof tbnt.bedykway irapoaotbis raon
etrous iniquity upon Ute people of Ten
nessee1, W after Judge Brian's clear ex
poaltien ef their lack of canrtUnlionel
power, tbey will do M aa porfeotly con
rieted that tbeyre iofetiDgtber oonsti
tu3im m tbey tt tbat tbey are violating
the -tvlf4t0e-f ttw k6fi whs
proapoftt at one Ume tliat tbio raeaeure
would net be yUamd on the tatHte Imok
wilbiiHwrit fltibrolnston to the pepu
Isrtol. IWt the'ladleatioiM are, Utat
t!ioe MKBg th KwUeala who beitetl.
liftfe tiirwod'Woir cnrige t tbeklek
ing noim. Th nooeeeitirtj) of party have
orweee tbetr arple, ad tbey have
deleraimetl iff Ut the pafie of tbe
If H jweretrnfl taporieitee w not at
funk, (bk wflt prove a leng in that
downward JtHWr whkb ha loet all other
rejMtbHee the seAiguarde of i-egukted Mb
orty firetlapfdttg into lie. and ieally
Hierir;InW'dM4tew TWellei'box.
when in iteMit luwde, ) tbe security
of ft IwUtuXeixt When ignorance
Ukea ekl oorruptton fllows
and in tafjifatfea tbey are stlfied an
pemb. Hot VM been, and so it wifl be.
Tbi dwfwuee expedient, born ef a rero
kttonerr epirk, will pr4c reeulte as
fatal here a H ke done in ether times
Hut warms; ad protoK ai-e aMk In vsib I
u ar-
resUg d andwked eebewen
nan save m from tbeir drMMl rota.
correapondetit n( the
CMlaBftai ChmtU tolegrapba tbat maMr
.;r tba flab ieet a Jollow
A rmiiJfig- oaeca of Union bm km
held is the Seante cbuttWr, Goraraor
nwvrakw-'waa prleenl. aa wlt abte Mr.
ArsaJl-, The beat of feNs twralled.
Judge Timk and oiben niade fKcbe8,
Isiportaiit sotiea waa detemiaed ujon iB
rettYenee to the aafiage question and other
wettem, jmd af thle rwwtU Ibe friettda of
aVeedem and the VftUm y teat awrrd,
naMr, Wt Uio word white will, bva vjeek
ir& diaappear fMJrwjr from tt
uiiitlitia-f Tcnsy."
"Jfn wrWag from Ife)
tbe rjUetnMil Qiztt: o b Sti'jtoejt.,
.
'aya :
'iBiit iinifrtttrfrlr Mtaa to what kUI
k iba daakbrn. f tb preM Owrt of
tbif Buwia raattoa to lie raaeblee lavr.
Sbosld tber.iieaiie -R-HeeitIirtll it
wUl keoof the bottom e ef tblwa
mlW ,Q8m hardtediellfte iajn,
flfcaU coart y not aeoide.
V .-XrtJ' BU.Hi'M"Jmjf . ' 'awBBjaBBeai
a i.i.vr. or wisdom vroji nin
rATHBRS.
In tbe rHtyitt b
VtdtTHliMi, Mr. HawiltoH 8(1 V'
seme rule whteh toaobex tbe ftopwty of
a partition between the various branches
of power, teoebee likewiMi tbat thw par
tition etfcgfet to be so contrived as to ren
der tbe one indetieHdent of tbe other.
Th what purpose separate The execu?rp"
or the judiciary from tbe legidkttve, if
both the executive and the judiciary tre
so constituted as te be, at we aijfioutte
'i
devotion qf the legfiatire t p
a ration nmst be kereiy rteurfnal, 1
incapable of produciag tlic ends for
which it we tottldfefaejlL It ianatbMt
to le euttordinate to tbe laws, another
to he dpead! on tl lejWUrv JkhIj.
The first eowperis witb. tbe kst violates,
tbe fnnflftHeBteI tirinctfdes of itood wis-
ernaseRt; ; and wttatever way t ftie
rn ef tb constiUtiofi, unites .11
power fn tbe same bauds. Tbe tendency
of the lgw44ir, autbority to absoM)
every other, has been fully displayed and
ithteirated by examples in sotne pre
eediee memltera. In governments purely
repflmlean, tbti tendency is almost
rMttsabb. Lite majreflenjattes of tbe
iu 1f ipTnar assembly, seem
sometimes ta fancy tbat tbey are tbe
peoph themselves, ami betray strong
ftymfctoMf ffjtffrtebMl Misxast at
the least sign ol opposition trma any
.other qnorter; or .If pbc exercise of ife
rights, by either tbe executive or jtnli-
eiary, were a Ltvach ef theirv pririlefe,
and an outrage to their dignity They
often attoear uisroet to exert an ira
perimis control over tbe utlin dppart
RiHiits; and as they commonly bnvf the
people on their side, tbey alrvays act with
such momentum as to make it very dif
ficult for the other members or the gov
ernment tn maintain tlie Imlance of the
constitution."
The almost marvelhiHS wisdom of the
sages who presided at the erganhation of
the government, foresaw the conflict
which the popular department of the plan
ef tb constttttatan wsrnM wago'with the
other two departments, and deprecated it
as one of the groat dangers to the dura
bility of tbe system. The feos of to-day
are realfaing their fears. Indeed, tlie
identical enntest which "Mr!' Hamilton
thought possible, is npon us, but it wears"
even a worse shape than he imagined.
Congress, and the legislative bodies that
ntyyassaming limpprieua oontr'el" over1
the executive and judiciary, have not the
sanction and mumsrt of the people. It-
is a bob), 'bftre,lfcrpipn and vioktion
of tbe JuWwn vtyl of amajority of the
poop If tbll - majority in the whole
Union ware gpeftng their wishos in Con
gress, tbet body would not be in antago
nism to the Supreme Court and the Pre-,
sidont If the people of Tenncsseo word'
truly represented in thoTonneesee Legis
lature, that Iwtiy would not be impeach
ing judges for assumed "breaches of its
privMeges." Legislative bodies are as
suming, in willful dofiancf) of the popple,
to override tlujrllnia depart morris
of the governirtant. ' ,
llbey will nmt1sbiifji4Bps, but
tbe lnipe f the eounaryjBinn Uio fact
that i wlareKflMri, tjs1 dpfFtraonte
ikrlillianflO te -poserrn ' tbe owrn
menf AgfMneMhe onoreaehmonia of tbe
other; jtnd if the tssue comes to the worst,
h majority of the people will be with them.
HIOIITN NOT TO HE ItESPEtTEO.
The Memphis Post seems to be Jinr-
ticularly displcasel with Chief Justice
Taney and n tuajority of th prasent
Judges of tlte Sttpreme Court of the
United States. Here is a specimen :
" The infamous Dred Scott decision, in
which Chief Justice Taney held that one
portion of the Amorican people had no
rights which the other portion were bound
to respect, did mHch to weaken the respect
and veneration in which tbe Supreme
Court of the United States had been held.
A majority (and a lmro majority) of the
present Judges seem disposed to still fur
ther lower H in the. estimation of loyal and
patriotic citifens.' '
The PoxC x objection to tlw majority
of the present Judges of the Supreme'
Court i about as reasonable as its ob
jection to Chief Justice Taney. It is
simply because the deoieion in both cases
to which it refers does not agree with
jte pelitio&l bias. But did Chief Justice
1ney hold the Amnion ateribed him by
tbe 1( t What be did say upon the
point referred to by tltat paper is as fob
lews
"It m difficult at this day to realize the
state of public opinion in relation tp that
UBfbrtunale race, which prevailed an the
oivIMted and enlightened portions ef the
world at the time of the Declaration of In
dependence, and when the constitution of
the United States was framed and adopted.
But the public history of every European
nation displays it, in a manner too plain to
be mistaken. They bad, for more than a
century before been, regarded as beings of
an Inferior order, and altogether Ainfit to
associate with tlic white race, In either
social or political relations j ard fo far in
ferior that they had no rights which the
white man was" bound to respeot; and that'
the negro might justly ami lawftillrbe re
duced to slavery for his benefit, lie was
bought and sold, and treated as an ordiuary
article of merchandise and t radio, whenever
a profit could le made by it. Tlte opinion
was at that time fixed aud universal in the"
civilised portion of the white rare."
Tbe Chief Justice, it will Ih seen, in
tdoad of Ipyfng down rlbgal proposition,
was simply reojdnskUn; tbe status ; of
the nogro, m bold by tke white race gen
erally. BU it served partisan purposes
to afterM this optntoR to Chief Justice
Taney, ami many who iter Kniaed
bis opinion in tbe Dred 9eott caea, bave
come to Mieve tbat he bob! tbe position
for which he has been so hoartify ox-
eorated by politicians of tbe New Eag.
lend-WeBdelM'btlUpe sobooL It it &
remarkable met tbet a decision vary
ehnlUr fcMjoril i Ofaf dustico
Taney wee deNrered by a high court in
one of the New Kngknd 9Utes forty
year prorionfl to tbe decision in the Dred
Scott oaee. In 1816 Justice Parker of
tbe StiprenK Court of Mnrehneefii. in
deciding a ease involving thw rsaatioas of
slave to a town (or dlstriet) foe auppOrt
as a pauper, thus stated tbe condition Mid
status of the negro in that Steto
"Tbe stwre was tba property of bis mar
tec ae muck s bk nc or his borsc; he had
cmbT rigkl Uu Ami af frtttfUn Jrtm r
s r ne toebl soqnire no property nor dis
pose of ar w4tbet tbe coseent of bis
BMeter. Hb aettlemeat io tbe town wkb
hU master -km cot foe hie bonelt, but
io aaeertaln ybet eornetatien beuhl be
charted witb bis BaabsteeaBes, io case bia
neaeter sbenU beooase Habl to wnpert
bins, or sbewM die, hwrtnc bia a oharge
to tbe coBaawHiity. AVe tMak be bad not
tbe oapeetty to conmnoicete a drl!" rk
tton to bs akiidree. wbiob be dM net a-
hjesseiH tk xf&te?jfi( bis
Tbie to a Maesaeb
leate
rct-
dered wkon tbe spawn of New Knond
peWpioiaus woe conined U very narrow
liante. it w good dooirioe a half a
eeatnry ago, wrea in Maaascbiwaatt, and
woW bam been when QbJof Jnetiee
WBHm
ITam'SaljlBoal not AldMoI Ae rektion
fcTseJ becolBT ai-lkno8. ;
" j rrmtmi leai who w
Jer't fbe
tfte kite Ch
lof Justice
bavc.no
iwn Jboi
that Aura1
t oi ai. ius
s T?nrknr?(i
iitIreAmcruKin!
wrnon
rfgbt butlhalof
no etvil
protection from cruelty.'
A proposition to amend tbe eonsfci
tion making tbe I'reaueut in.cligiUl'i &X
a second term is pending in Congress
Kverything emanating from the Radioal
raajority of that body is partisnn; and.
we ounnot perceive one owjeci oi
ess tuejgTcar thesUrencth of the
with flic people, we
ha ife little doubt, that the adroit kadcrs
ef -Uiat organisatien have put forward
this measure as party strategy. Notice,
was given, the, oilier Idy'of ad mmend1
ment extending the term to six years.
The retrktion to rteliglbUity Js to be ap
plied to the Viee-Prehlency alo, and
jiifaiae indnential t quarters iti!i sug
gestetl to abolish the Vice Preshlenoy en
tirely. Wendell Phillips recommends
the abolishment of the Supreme Court
Tlte Itodioal, Congr?ss has practically
aW&!heflWof the-Sktes or the Union.
Th party., that sat eut to abolish Af
rican slavery lias lairlv entered on a
grand crusade of almlitlon. If no&dieeked,
they will alielish tbe grtwrnment itself
All these matters were thoroughly dis
cussed at tbe foundation of Hit govern
ment, and have, from time to time,
claimed the attention of the. first states
men in thj; nation. Conservative aver
sion- to change has, until the present
period of innovation and-revolution, pre
served the body of our constitution as it
was delivered from its makers. It is in
the hantlsjiol des!ructives now, and un-
,S ,4. . ...
less the'wsiMervattre people put lorth a
hand to rescue it, it is doomed.
LATEST LEGrRAMS.
Sr.W YOItK DlflPATCIIN.
llaurtl of Aiiporvlsors V roui Ifavnnn
una til Tliomat aew oiuenii kioi
Commit I ppWnstitiiifton Ipnii, etc., c Ic.
NEV)' Yobk, Jan. 30. In the Board of
Supervisors yesterdav, the special Commit
tee on banks and insurance companies re
ported 'in favor of refunding the amount
,t ,i . i e .t if il -
lllPtranv coiiecieu inim cenaiii oi iini-r
institutions br the country as taxes.
Havana advices of the 22nd slate that
tbe principal merchants have taken steps to
make Jiavaua a legal entreport lor the
Worae of eotton by removing the restric
tions on foreign vessels. The United
Slates gunnboat Don, with the Mission had
hot yet arrived.
St.-Thomas advices of the 7th. and Porto
Rico advices of tlte 13th, sav that the
cholera had 'almost entirely disappeared
from St. Thomas, but that the smallpox
had not abated. Two telegraph lines were
to be established in l'orto Kico. Old navi
gators of the Sound say the weather the
present winter has been the severest they
have experienced for twenty or thirty
years. Many of the Sound Steamers got
fast in passing ,noar Frog's Neck, and the
passeBger badf tojfpot it ashore.
.' The TimeaP w&ahfrieton special savp, he
has the best authority for saying that the
letter to the London Times from its Wash
ington correspondent, referred to in a cable
dispatch, contains.nothlng ot the kind at
tribnted to it in the conversation with tbe
President. He did not refer.to Congress at
all.
The New Orleans Riot Committee will
not complete their labors In two weeks.
Generals Fullerton and Grant and Mr.
Raymond bave been subpoenaed. Mr,
Boyer. the Democratic member of the com
mittee, has not yet examined One-third of
ins witnesses, uui nns aireauy Miguuieu mis
intention to submit a minority report.
The Impeachment Committee of the
Southern Republican Association have pre
pared a partial list of witnesses in tho im
peachment case, and will soon suggest their
programme of investigating the charge.
The Senate Postoffice Committee have
agreed to report the postal appropriation
bill as it passed tho House.
The Herald's Washington special says
Gen. Salzar, Minister from Colombia, has
arrived from New York, and it is under
stood the misunderstanding which has been
spoken of as existing between Mr. Burton,
our minister in Bogota, and the Colombian
government, will soon be arranged.
The Tribune's special says : The Senate
Committee on Foreign Ailairs had come to
no conclusion yesterday in regard to the
foreign appointments before them. It is
understood that both Cowan and Dir will
be reported against.
Mr. Seward's letter to Mr. Motley is
looked upon br Senators, as most insulting
and undignified, and it is considered that
Mr, Motley was, in self respect, compelled
Ho resign. The committee will, therefore,
report against any one nominated to Uie
position.
With regard to cold and silver, the Sen
ate Committee on Finance favor the present
policy of the Secretary of the Treasury.
They have not disposed of the gold bill.
The Ways and Means Committee were
engaged yesterday on the tax bill ; they
will not report it, however, till they get
the tariff to as to adjust these two measures
and make them harmonize. No conclusion
has been reached concerning the issue of
fifty or one hundred million loan certificates
bearing a lees interest than the compound
intorest notes, to take the place of those
held by the Ininks. Secretary McCnlloch
favors the scheme.
Over $5,000,000 of the compound inter
est notes havo been withdrawn from circu
lation and cancelled pince July last.
, Mexican New, Etc ;
New York, January 20. A Mexican
newspaper, dated January 19th, states that
Maximilian is at the City of Mexico, and
is arranging his private affairs.
A convention, to take glace if Congress
Iseftlledgto assemble at'Qriasabaj isisopn to
'lessemble'.
Notice of intervention has been received
by Maximilian, but the result is unknown.
The anxiety of the people, in view of
Utepreparations far the depaftore-df the
French troops, grows daihv The last of
the troops from the interior will arrive by
the close of tbe coming week.
The MSnkter of war published a note
dated the 23d, stating that according to the
treaty with friendly ivowers, foroign sub
jects were not to be conscripted.
Uen. .Martiuee tool; possesion ot luila
cingo on ite evacuation, at the request of
the inhabitants.
Prusskn and Spankb qpnaukare keptin
order in JGaudalara.
Gen. Gutciret was attacked while re
tiring from GusdAllwm, but repuWd by
tbe Liberals.
Further Xcjrro Troubles,
Saxannah, Jan. 80, There weretfur
tber tronbles en Cb ores' plantation in South
Cnroitoa. The negroes will sot leav the
pkee, and still rentse to make any eon-J
traeto for thw year. A collision toolcplaco
this morning, in which Lieut. Lewis, of
the freedmen's bureau, was shot by a negro
through the arm. Col. Sibley has pro
ceeded with seventy men. to the scene of
aettes. Rumors of an engagement are
prevalent. Tbe enrgeeo of the loth in
Matry baa been sent over, 'and we are now
witter tbe arrival of tbe boat for further
pnrlnalbXas.
Speculation.
Wi-SKuraroK, Jan. 36.
CMt authority here is empbal
nnarhmnnt mror will amoemtlte neilnncr.
Democrat sex impeaebamt'skreto take
tdece.
Mr. Kewklfs bUl k thought to be losing
gronod.'
Il k believed tbat Afr. Campbell will
aeon bt able to rejide in tho .Mexican
oajdjhd, as Minister to the Mexican re-
Vrora Havana.
Havana, January 2d. Tbe gunboat
Wtftesliu and onltor Hnnb McCulloch are
tftrbabarhen So far, bNretary&evfarti's
Mission k involved In mystery.
Don Lafe Arrago, Madsalflan's mink
tor. bee arrived. He k ea route far tbe
I United States on an important missiog.
fiatnbler Allied.
I New Onxxas, Jan. 80. J J, rrsat,
' TtuLMv veanT'fe Tbwaity. was .ebeteaod
1-tiud at tbe Sf. flhefles Hotel to-ntcbtbv
TF
jfcjttM fcr a twrdparty.
Sto hoop u
fcewpi
fiei
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rimHS&bH.
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ViASmNOTON Jabuarwp 30th, 4807.
Tbdtcertificate ofji'Jolm Atjuiony Wirfeton,
Senator from Alabama six years from the
fourth of March next, presented and
tabled.
The President veto pf theNebraska bill
was read and ordered to be Iprinted. ' '
IbeJ,credentiala,of JI.W. Corbolt, Saua-.
tor from Oregon for six years from the
fourth of March -were presented anrlordered
to be filed..' ' ' I 'J i)
Mr. Morgan, from the Finance Committee,
reported to the House the gold bill, with
a recommendation that it be not nassed. .
The vote on Monday passing the hill to
punish lorgenes, ect,, upon currency, was
reconsidered, and the bill amended by the
reduction of the penalties to fine arid im.
pri3onment. It was again passed and went
'to the House for concurrencV.
Mr Sumner offered a resolution calling
on the President for a copy of the letter on
which Secretary Seward founded his recent
inquiries of Mr. Motley a course.
r n , . . i r,. r-t .-,
uen. wrans rcpori on me ai. v.iatr Uat
and Gen. MorrbrirepOrt of the surveys on
the upper Mississippi river and lU "tribu
taries, and the report, relative to the condi
tioniof affairs in Texas were received.
Ihe House in Committee orthe Whole
considered the Consular and Diplomatio
Appropriation hill. After considerable
d?bate Mr. Williams' amendment, whic
was offered yesterday and amended by Mr.
Stevens, wan, modified so as to strike out
Rome and put in place of it the United
iStates Ministry. The Committee of the
WiplehenjidereA. the Military
Arau&rlypiTOpriafiori hill.
On motion of Mr. Henderson, the Sec
retaries of War and the Interior were re
quested to furnish any papers or documents
tending to explain the cause of the Fort
Phil. Kearney majjnere.' :
Mr. Wade calleuup the hill prohiln'ting
territorial officers receiving leave of ab
"sence over thirty days at a time. Passed.
Mr. Trumbull called up the bilb'to regu
late Hie duties of the Clerk of theHotise of
Representatives in the organization thereof,
which was read the third time and post
poned until to-morrow. It only regulates
that the sergeant-at-arms shall take the
place of the clerk in his absence, anil the
doorkeeper shall do so in the nlwnco of
the sergeant-at-arms.
The tariff bill was taken up. The dutv
on all wrought iron ware and on glazed,
tinned or enamelled cast iron hollow Ware,
.Was" fixed at4$opei? pound. i tl
Ihe motion to increase the dutv on lead
was disagreed to.
On motion of Mr. Howe, the dutv on
wheat. was increased .fronv2&c to 40c per
Kuslfel, and manufactured Ho. from 15 to 30
per cent, au valorem
A motion was agreed to, increasing the
duty on meal from 30 to 40 per cent, ad
.valorem, fit
At 8 o'clock V. m., a call of the yeas and
nays disclosing no quorum present,, the
Senate adjourned.
HOIIHP. -- '
"Mr! Elliott, from the Committee on Com-
" "i -1 i T, r .
nierce, reponeu a mil uxing compeHsnuuu
of othcers of the revenue service, winch
passed 'It appropriates $1 33,400.
On motion of Mr. Cook, the Committee
on foreign AUairswcre instructed to in
quire into the expediency of the assertion
by congress ot the principle that natnrali
zation exempts from the performance of
military service uuner any ioreign govern
ment as long as he does not voluntarily re
nounce the rights of. citizenship to the
United btates. .
Mr. Stevens introduced a bill to establish
a system of free schools for the District of
Columbia, which was read twice and or
dered to be printed. No distinction of
color is allowed, and franchise Is refused to
the parent or guardian who has not caused
his child to attend some school at least a
part pf the preceding year.
Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, introduced a bill to
conform the rules of practice and pleading
of the United States courts to the laws of
tho respective States. Referred to tbe Ju
diciary Committee.
4The House debased Senate bill of last
session to prbvidefor the annual Inspection
of Indian affairs, but on the expiration of
iue morning nour u weiu over mi to
morrow. Mr. Raymond presented a memorial
from a large number of business men of
New York against the impeachment of the
President, and urging measures to strength
en public confidence. Referred.
Adjourned.
RepoW or Gen. Wright. .Telegram Con
tradicted, etc.
Washington, Jan. Among 'the
telegrams sent to the'House to-day was the
report of Gen. Wright on affairs in Texas.
He says be receives frequent complaints
from, the Northeastern frontier of barbari
ties toward refugees and freedmen, and
suggests an increased force of troops to put
a stop thereto. He also suggests tbe em
ployment of additional troops to presorve
the' frontier settlements from. Indian'trou
hles. Gov. Cummings publishes a card con
tradicting the truth of Mr. Charles' tele
gram in relation to the exclusion of nsgroes
and mulattors from the jury box in Colo
rado. He vetoed such a bill, but it was
passed over his veto. , ,
Governor jCummings is herd by 'request
of the Commissioner of Indian affairs; to
meet the Superintendent of Indian Affairs
of New Mexico, with a view to furnish the
Indian Bureau with' such information as
will enable the Commissioners to take effi
cient steps fpr tho execution of at treaty
with the TJte Indians in order to preserve
peace.
The diplomatio papers in legard to tbe
American colony at Jaffa was sent to the
Senate to,-day. Minister Morris.at Con
stantinople, reports the condition of the
colonists as pitiable. The' Sublime Porte
will not grant lands to foreigners unless
they become his subjects. Tho vice Consul
at Jaffa has been suspended for alleged mis
conduct towo-rds.fhe colonists. ..Thejlatter
are one hundred and sixty in number, apd
are from Maine.
Acting Comptroller Hubbard has been
nominated Comptroller of Currency.
Convention of the Grand Army of the
JlepnbUc
Co-cxs-nr. O., Jan. 30. The,State Con
vention of tho Grand Army of the Repub
lic met here to-day. There was a large
attendance, and the following; resolutions
were adopted :
Resolved. That we endorse the resolu
tions expressive of the principles and pur
poses of the Grand Army of the Ilepublic
adopted by its recent national convention
at Indianapolis. .
.Resolved, aliat the urantl Armytirsthe
Republic is not organized to make nomina
tions for office, nor as a mere secret combi
nation to mrtjiex the ambition of political
aspirants, dmi lis purpose is to promote
unity of action, loyalty, and advance by all
legitimate and proper influences tbe gen
eral welfare and interests of the soldiers
lately in tho United States army, and to
secure the attainment ot thie cnas we
invito the co-operation and support of all
patriotic and liberal-minded citizens.
.Resolved, ihat to refute calumny and
prevent misapprehension, we hereby de
clare that while tbe G. A. R. hssjts secret
ceremonies and means of recognition, such
ro wisely ana proper auomca- oy ait
similar societies toVmcrea?e.Jtii:eir useful
ness and efficacy, it attempts no conceal
ment as' to its existence, and has
no objects that it k not ready on all proper
occasions to avow, and tbat conscious of
the justness cf our principles, we will in
scribe them upon our banner so plaialy
hat all may know and urvdentand them.
Resolved. The benevolent ebject dT the
G. A. R. is to care particnkrly for tbe in
terest of the . widows and orphans of our
fallen comrades, to aid in Secnring cmploy
mo&tto the disabled heroes of the war; and
secure, by every means in its power, tbe
tntercatB of those who, during the past epn
teet for Irs supremacy, united in pledging
their lircs and xaeana for its defense-
Sentczfce of Fenian.
Torokto. Jan. 30. The Fenian re
ced
ritv
apparent
emotion. Several denied being r eniane, ana
.i.tt-A thtt fhf tettftnnnxr vraa false. The
names of tbe eondemod were Patrick !
Bucb, Daniel Qulnn. P. Ledwltcb, John
OConoor, JohaJiagan.vwen Jvenneuyami i
John Galkghex. ;
Tai-ISC Sni-lBdinn Aflatrcr.
X'ibc W.-aTT Jan. Sfl iV 11 Lor. to. Ika
Feet say; Washington, Jan. 30. It k ,
ptobable the tariff bill, Will fell far Iaok of
time Sad the exorbitant demand of man-,
utactwrets, and it will D0tnrprise me that
all tpegrKtpUk v
4lacc of time
3SW
new eatkeiiBDaaciaj
witnesses, werft nciteWt
ueau8ByQO new i
joor iBirjrob- j
cent! r found rulltv.jrere t&sday atatM
to bf hSnzoi MaMb'dJtfol -JbeSalS
iTeard. "thair sentence without
mm
.STa
Hi
able that thisGongress wilbdounythtng
towards impeachment. V
Washington, Jan. 3(.riie commis
sioner of Indian ailairs k cng3gedrin the
appointment of comhiissionera, tcjbe com- j
posed of tlTree prominent cittz ensf and two
military officers of prominence, to go to
Fort Phil. Kearrty, with a view of a full
and. complete investigation into all the
facts and circumstances connected with the"
recent massacre, and look into tbe disturbed
condition of Indian affairs in that locality,
and stop, if possible, the threatened war !
throughout the Indian government.
FOREIGN JTEWfS. !
By the Coble.
Florence, January 30. Admiral Per
scano has just been acquitted of the charge !
of cowardice. He will now be tried for
incompetency and disobedience of orders.
It u General Kalergio, not Ransari,
who is going on the mksion.to America.
Pahis. Jan. 30 The French man-of-war
Belliqnise lias started for thePaoific.
Bnni.TN, Jan. 30. Capt. Werner. of the
Prosskn navy is going fo-America on a,
special misuon.
From Kanva.
Tqthea, Jan. 30. The House to-day,
after long discussion, passed in Com
mittee of the .Whole the proposition to
submit to tbepeople the question of
amending the Constitution-co as to strike
out the word white.
A resolution was pawed making Congress
appoint a Committee for investigating the
contagion among cattle known as the
pariish fever.
Concurrent resolutions were introduced
in the Senate in relation to the death of
Jaroes H. Lane.
l'ennsyfvnnln I.pgUlnture.
IlARniSBUnn, Jan. 30. A resolution,
was introduced' in the Legislature to-day
endorsing President Johnson, and was.' in
definitely postponed by a party vote qf 51
to5S.
Freedmen'.' Affairs.
Galveston, January 30. The new. As
sistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau has abolished the order in regard
to labor, and the freedmen now contract
like anybody else for the best they can get.
tite connr.spoxrENCE between
5CB, SEWARD AND MR. SIOTEEY.
Washington, Jan. 23. The correspond
ence between the State Department and
Mr. Motley, relative to the latter resigna
tion of the Austrian Ministry, called for
some time ago at Mr. Sumner's instance,
sent in this afternoon, was not formally laid
before the Senate, but the following is a
correct summary of the contents. There
are but two letters, one from Mr, Seward
and one from Mr. Motley, though Mr,
Seward's covers one from a person designa
ted as an American gentleman traveling in
Europe. It appears that this anonymous
individual who sent the letter to Mr.
Seward, charged generally that most of our
ministers and chief consuls in Furope are
political opponents of the administration,
and that many of them are given to public
denunciation of tho President and Secre
tary of State. The writer specially men
tions Messrs. Marsh and Motley, sayin
that the latter had spoken of Mr. Sewan
as a degraded old man, and bad expressed
a decided prelerence tor r.nglish govern
ment as compared with 'our own. A copy
of this precious document Mr. Seward
sends to Mr. Motley, and his own letter is
only long enough to ask the Minister, in
diplomatic phrase, what he has tosay about
these charges.
Jlr. Motley's reply is of some length. He
begins by expressing his astonishment that
such a letter should be sent by the depart
ment, and says his first thought was to con
tent himself with a flat denial of the
charges made by Mr. Seward. He conclu
ded however to make a moro detailed an
swer. He does not stop to deny the charges
that he had spoken disrespectfully of the
Secretary and the President, but meets the
charge relative to his excessive admiration
of English laws and customs, by saying
that it cannot be believed by any one who
knows him, or has read cither his histori
cal or philosophical writings. The general
charge that he k opposed to tho President's
policy, and that he has spoken of both the
President and Congress under his own
roof and among his own friends, and was
not aware that citizens living" abroad even
of official cepacity was deterred from hold
ing or expressing view3 of his own regard
ing the great question presented by the
overthrow of rebellion. He thinks we
should abolish and forever prohibit all
legal and political distinctions on account
of race or color, and thk by the constitu
tional amendment ; after such amendment
was adopted it wonld declare a general
amnesty. He closes hy tendering hk re
signation without assigning-a cause for so
doing.
UNION LEAGUES IN THE. SOUTH.
These secret bodies, if we are to be
lieve an editorial statement in the New
York Evening Post, are. much more gen
eral and thoroughly organized than is
generally imagined. That paper 6ays:
There are now secret leagues of Union
men in every Southern State, thoroughly
organized ; South Carolina has more than
a hundred such leagues of white and black
Unionists; in Alabama the league numbers
over eighteen thousand white Unionists
alone, without counting the blacks, who,
though in separate lodges, are in close com
munion with the whites. All over the
Southern States, in every city, town and
neighborhood, tub league is organized and
has its lodges. Thk powerful organization
has prepared the Union people to act to
gether : it needs only now that Congress
shall give them the opportunity to act, and
that they shall have the countenance and
help of the Republican party of the North
ern States.
This help must be given not only by
Congress, but, when that has prescribed the
manner of reconstruction, the Republican
party should call and hold mass conven
tions in all the Southern States, and thus
call out the Unionists there, white and
black, complete their organization by a
public show of their strength, and give
them the moral support of its presence and
power. te trust this duty will not he
neglected.
COAKSENENSS AND VlItUXBNCE IN CON
GRESS. Ihe iter. Mr. rinney. ot uuerlm,
in a recent prayer, made a special invoca
tion in behalf of Congress, extolling their
virtue to the skies, and. then called the at
tention of the Lord to tho President, "But
how," said he, "shall I pray for the Presi
dent 7 Oh, Lord, if thou caust manage
him, without crushing him, spare him,
Otherwise, crush him I
This reminds the Rochester Union of the
preacher who haying a grudge against an
unjust neighbor, prayed : "Oh-LonL take
John Smith by the slack of bis breeches
and shake him over helb but don't drop
him in I" Albany Argus.
Iiuflir Firmness. A contemporary re
fVes the following reminiscence, which
well illustrates a trail in the Irish character :
' A druken Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
took it into bis bead to knight a son of
Erin. ''Itmklo knigkl you," hiecoughed
tb(! tipsy representative of English royalty.
" I will see, iyo damned first, yelled the
outraged Irishman, as the Englishman ad
vanced .towards him with uplifted sword to
dub liim night. "Ye may kick me, ye may
hang and quarter me for traison, but by
St. Pathrick and the Virgin Mary, if ye
tbry to disgrace me by making a dirthy
knight of me, I will kilt ye oq the, spot, ye
blackguard." - -
IfATOBX abhors violence. Wc are never
shocked into 'health. Hard usage makes
nojarments Jait longer,
Ve. SH.IPARD, Jr. Cii
f.aSHAPAED,PrrVt
pjo. 39 HXIOX 7 'STREET,
KAsimLtr,
F BCELV3S 3HP05rcVdSAljejfl .
flOLTIf
SIUTXRi-
EJCCIIASGE,
GOVEBSMEHTSECUBirriES, ETC
f5eUectlnt MRdeon rnvorable Terras.
jaa224i5 '.ij.
NjEW ADVERTISEMENTS)
VUK KKXT SKSaioS OF
I
Misses 0'Bfyan's ScEool
Will begia MPKDA. FEBjtlTARV 11,
.V2 11&.J!AR.N.TJI E E.T,
. (Between Churahinad Briwil,)
Where they bve commodious and permanent
room?. . ,
Papil? mar be entered forelaeuSestkn during
the previous neck, '
janSl-St
Books for Farmers and Hardeners.
JTaRMHHS' AND GARDENERS Dic
tionary; the yam and Garden', by JaKiUef;
BrUgeman's Oardenors' Assistant; do. Kitchen
Gardening; Unlet' Kitchen Oardcninp; Down
ing's Fruit Trees af America; do. BarTey's; do.
Baker's; Flint en Grasses; do. on Milch Cowi;
the American Shepherd; tho Farmers Birn
Book; Fallert drape Culture: do. Haralithy'yJ;
Pardee on Roe and Strawberry Culture; Baiat
an tbe Rose; Tonatt, Skinner. Mayhcw, Dodd
and Frank Forrester on Horse,".
For ?nle by JOHN YORK.
janSl-dtf wSt 41 Union street, Nashville.
Valual)le City Property
FOR 8 A 3j E .
B
YVIRTPR OFDECREF. OF CRAKOERY
Court, toe I'roperly on tne corner or I nl-
rersity and Washington and South Jefferson
Btreei.'btlODCme to the eatato or Major II u.
Bastmanrls offered for sale.
This property is within one hundred yard of
the Sonth Kaihrille Street Railroad, is plea
santly And efljrlbly situated, contain near four
acres, and will be -:old in a body or divided into
lots.
The residence ii a comfortable frame oentaln
insr eight roomJ. besides kitchen and oathoase$.
The salerf ill be made free from redemption,
and on a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
month!, except h ium of 10 per cent, to be paid
in cash. "Notes with approved security will bo
required-and alien retained.
Apply to-tho undersicned on the preraie., or
at Ivo. fp North Cherry street.
J.ll. CURREr.M.D..
ja'nSl-tf i Comml3ioner.
C. W. SMITH,
DISPENSING CHEMIST
A.r. -
PHARMACIST.
Corner tJIiiirftli and Ylm Nts.,
NANICVII.I.E. TEXN.
T HAVE TIIE PLEASURE OF CALLING
JL attention to the fact that I have' recently
improved an;t re-lurnisneu my cnabiuhpient
with a large ana carcluily selected atocK ot
Pure mid Frenli DrnKs,?Jedicinei, nnit
I'hnrnincciitlenl Prciinrntlons.
Alan n tnrffp stock of fine Enirliah. French and
American PERFUMERY, including Extracts,
Soaps, Oil.' and Pomade)!, Toilet Powders and
Fancy Goods. Tho best WINES and LIQUORS,
for medicinal purposes only; choice CIGARS
aid TOBACCO.
Families enn at all times be snDDiicd with the
purest FLAVORING EXTRACTS, SPICES.
etc., tnatara tone munu in a urst cias urns
.Store.
TO PHYSICIANS.
I sive my personal attention to the careful
compounding; ot rrescnpttons. anu navo lor tnis
uepanmeni a mil supply oi mo oei ,avuin-aa
ana medicines mat can pe loumi in tne m.irKci
jan30-2m
FOR SALE
Fifty sriles nbovc the flloIH of Ar
ItnnsitH Hirer,
Oontainiug 320 Acres of Land !
173 ACRES CLEARED AND rXDF.lt
A OOOI FENCE.
t
HAS ON IT A O00D DWELLING HOUSE,
Gin House, with Mill attached. Kitchen.
Negro Houses, Cistern in goodl repair. Smoke
llouso. nam, etc. in a gooa neurnbornood, ana
.l,..tim.m.l,f,r.n.ll
Apply to JOSEPH BRANCH, a F. or J1. A-
.HAitiliN, on aajoinmir places, or at tnis omoe
Nashville Union and Dispatch copy four weeks
and send bill .to this ofSce. Columbia Herald
ana uaztttf. janu-im
GRAND CONCERT
.A.T MASONIC HALL,
POSITIVELY TIIE LAST NIGHT. ,
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings,
JATiUART 30 nnd 31, 1807. ;
TASS0, THE GREAT
Arkansas Traeleri
VIOLINIST A'ND
' ' i
MIS3 EMILY YOUNG.-tho. charminK Vo
calist ; , ', '
McCANN, the Ventriloquist and Drollerist, and
MELZELL'S FRENCH TROUPE of'Hsn
toecini, will rive their. Parlor Entertainment.
Tickets, FiftrCents: Reserved Seats, Seveaty
five Cents; Children, Twenty-five Cents. Tick
ets to be had at tho Musio Stores. '
Seats can bo secured durine tbe day of Dor
man & Freemen, Music Dealers, Masocla Build
ing. Doers opan at 7 -o'clock. Concert' to com
mence at74 o clock. jan:
GEO. P. AEEBS,;
COMMERCIAL BROKER,
OFFICE AT CHAMRER OF COMMECli- .
Corneir Church and Colle'ge Streets,
XASnTIU.E. TEJTN.
s
AMPLES AND PRICES OF THE ENTIRE
Wholesale iGrocerv and Produce market of
tbe city always on hand. Also samples and.
prices of the trade of the largest houses, import
en and manufacturers of other citieft. Orders
taken with every guaranty. I hope to facilitate
the trade, and ask the favor of oar largest
dealers.
B E F I R s to
W. H.- Gordon, Sec'y Chamber of- CflturatK-e.
Morris & Strattnn. Bally, Ordway Jt Co.t
L. II. Lanier, Ewlng 3c Co., -
Terross Bros., Orr Bros., ' ',
Treanor 3c Co., S. B. Spurlock,
And other buiine men of our city. !
jan29 tf . .
V O i V ITI BIA
HSTITUTE,
yUiVRY COUaTY, TEXXESSF.E.
RT. REV. CT. QUIJTTAR D, 1p. D..S. Ti I.
VISJ.TOR.
REV; GEO: RECICETT,
MRS. F. POLK. MRS. E. A. BK0KHTT.
' Vie PrlrtclpaU.
REV. DAVID WSB, D. I)7 Belles-Lettri",
REV. JAMES N.TBSIBLE. MatheBt4e
M0NS A. EfiTUVE, Wosfcaf Director.
3IRS. C. J. WIIITTEMORE. Golt. id
Prencb. ' " ' '
MISS SUSrfN FOLK, MRS. K. SrORXY,
English. ' ' "
MADAME LEONIE ITEYE, VftasVlfattc
Widew of thejata Bubejf Balfc ( - '
Beard tsd Tu1n, (term ef twenty 'l
Lejson en Plana erGaltar,
aft 00
wenrva liarp
.......... WW
&nd ornan'frpraallMni- 7 00
wf Halltr fer crastirinff S f)
oeal Moiiciprirate leeeana.)-
i
i
Linear and PenpjctlTe Drawte?-
IS W
Modern ai Aoeteotlngoaeajeaoh.
tvaahinr, per dozoa. from 90 toTf (est.
i'.-untlar ta m or naiervoioi
XaijTnent Invariably In Adrancr.
No yosng lady will be rMeirad, tSor a ahrter
eriod. taaa ana acaaeHuoai year: jrat. papiM
will be reeelred at any period. No deanction
ar: Jrat-pspH
made oa say ascoont, eseept at tbe option of
tba Priaeiaal. Addreat,
BET. CEO. BECKETT,
Cetembk. Maery county. Teas.
Baea critiid wefarnfeaea wita enTtr
he rarrant' Ann nil &
i FIRST MON&M"
ABKAHSAS RIVER FARM
FEMALE
ardenbleor twa aura otngie.Jweewwaia, Wrri-p-Tf'IlfsPHSf'n
bii marked wHif-ajstdl nasas, iadianterta6ry t jVF3e3r THo?2ri I
ot the sme.ferBUhcd at tbe Um cf ectxarya. L irhiwsentiiThfirt
FEjBKUAftl.
.
j NEW AD
rngineuuiu xour jiqr buic.
A IfJOOD TATIONARTJ ENGINE , AND
ri. Tubular Boiler for sale, at moderate priee;
both in fint-rato onler. They aro of sufficient
uotver te drive a mill. Can be ecs, and terms
,arned, on application at tau office. dec5-t
Insolvent Notice.
TIIAVIIfG SUGOB6TBB' TIIE INSOLVEN
X cy of theeftate of Berry Morgan. deceased,
nothtei hereby eiven far aM persons having
claim sigaiiMt said deccasetl tfik them, legally
antheoHeated. with the Clerk ef the County
Coart of Davidson eonntyon or before tho 27th
of July next, in order that a division pro rata
may bt made, etc, or tbey will be forever
barred. CALVIN MORGAN, AdmV.
janST-lvr
gabdeT seeds.
WE HATE JUST RECKIVBD A LARGE
stock of well averted Garden Seed, from
David Landrelh, which we will nil attheloweJt
market prices. U. W. IIENDERSHOTT,
Corner Cedar street and Square, Nashville.
Jan2F-3m
Removal and New Interest.
WFREttirAX A CO, UAVS PUR
. chased of W. F. BANG. Jr., hts Ib terest
in the linn of DQRMAN 4 BANtf, and removed
their stock of WALL PAPER te tho ypaclons
MUSIC HOUSE,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 81 CHURCH ST,
, The two branches of basineu will be kept
dUtinet. Tbe
MUSICAT, DEPARTMENT,
condueted byR.Dorman and others skilled in
the business, will be under the name and style of
DORMAN & FREEMAN.
THE
Wall Paper Department
Will beconducted by N.T. i R. R. FREEMAN.
Our GILT WORKS. MIRRORS,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SUA DBS.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
ARTISTS jfATBRIALS.
Frenek and Ainericnu Tlclnre Giass,
LOOKING GLASS. PLATES. ETC..
Havo been removed to
78 Xorth Cherry SJretil,
C Colonnade BaiUiioe.)
Where onlers will be premptlr attended to by
L. R. FREEMAN. J. W. ORCHARD, and W.
R. FREE.MAN.with other competent workmen.
Our senior partner. W. FREEMAN, will re
maicin Philadelphia, Pa., to purchase goods
for both bouses. Wo hopo to receive, and will
do our best to merit a continuance of the public
P Jtf ' W. FREEMAN" fc CO.
HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE
Music business, heretofore conducted under
the name of Dorman i Bang, to Messrs. W.
Freeman & Co.. I take pleasure in soliciting for
them a continuance of tho patronage we have
heretofore received. Mr. R. Dorman remain
ing in the establishment will be ample guarantee
that Music and Musical Instruments of the best
character may continue to-be had at the Musi
cal Emporium. Ma-onie- Temple-
Nashville. Jan. 2S, 186T.-jan27-lw
SEWANEE HOUSE,
COLLEGE STREET,
(Between Union and Church.)
NANHVIM.E TESXES8EE.
T. HARRINGTON, Proprietor.
jnn20-3m
JUST RECEIVED,
20 TIERCES onOIOE LARD.
50 kogs choice LARD,
by B.S. HAMILTON k GRBEN,
Wholesale Grocers.
No. SO Broad street.
150 BARRELS FLOUR, all grades.
B.S. HAMILTON & GREEN,
No. 30 Brood street.
10 BARRELS KRAUT.
20 half barrel Kraut.
B. S. HAMILTON .fc GRBEN.
No. 3d Brood street.
-in
1U HOGSHEADS NEW ORLEANS SUOAR,
IO hogsheads Demarara Sugar,
25 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sagar,
100 barrels A, B and C Coffee Sugar.
B. S. HAMILTON. & GREEN.
No. 30 Broad street.
75
BAGS COFFEE, all grade. ' -
B. S. HAMILTON 3o GRBEN,
No30 Broad street.
50
E0X3f 0HEESE. . - .-
B. S. HAMILTON & GREEN.
, , K-Bd street.
S'CTASKS NEW SUGAR-CURED llAMS.
1 B??, HAMILTON Jt GREEN.
No. 30 Brtad street.
50 OADDIBB TOBACCO. all erade.
30 boxes Xehaece, all grades. v' ;
a .. iB. 3 HAMILTON A GRBEN.
No. 30 Broad street.
.40 BBLS. ROBERTSON COtlNTY WHISKY
20 barrels Bourbon Whisky.
II. S,
HAMILTON OltEEN.
Jan20
No. SO Broad street.
St. Cecilia Academy,
M0WKT V.BRNQN,
N f? ar N"fA"s h V f 1 1 e.
roxrrexEP Kv'sjeitKS or th
oitnr.n 'O r st
Is.O M la 1 V
Under the patroaai) of the Vkht. Rev
fli'tior of NashriJle.
'iMriii ACADEMY WAS POUNDED LNlSffl.
K for the purpose of erwbliag pausif, .oik!
guardian in the South and HHatfc weft flpart
to their dauirhters ami wards A thmiiMWrKl
solid edueation.
The Academy" i about one mile from the etty
id is situated in one ef the meet be&Htitul B4h1
healthy localities in Its VMoItji
The Aotulemlrt Tear consults of two Sewtien
eaeh, and terminating about the 20th ef Jane.
Sneeial attention in riven to tee different
branches usuilly taujjht in Aca-lcmies.
For Tjbms. rrc. apply to the Mother fNpe
rier. Nashville, Tenaessee.
JanlT-ljr .
JVoticc of DlssoInJion.
tvn?. FIRM OF BOONE. OIBLIN MANtS-
FIEBhffirheenthb dar dissolved by mutual
consent, William Mansfield withdrawing from
the firm. The batinea. In fafuTe, will be. tran-
acted by
A. E. Boone and Rlebard Ulbllm under
the stj
le
of Soon a s. GiMiD. Ad ssseta and
liahtllties of the firm of Beoele, ftiWln .tMiw-
iId areamtaed hy Ihe sew firm or uaeae-
ilbllm. A. B. BOONE.
IL Qll! LIN,
vvM- 5IAN
VfHls I'.ant. Benton m., Tenn Jsn
JaulMta..- .
Copartnership tNollce.
E, BOQKB AND RI0HARD OIBLEf
L. bavetbkrdsy aweiate-J theiwelve In
unest. u&der theJtyle a&4 came of Booae &
blin. for the tmrooso of tramwctlog a Reoe"!
bnMses. Alt nsteeefhawi to bostcned br &olB
t anner of the firm.
Mall-la
ROBERT I.'CARUTEERS, JR-,
ATTORNEY .LT IsX v ,
NASHVILLE. UNIT
QFFIOS- OVBR TJI UNION BAKK, AD
jotoiriee?fC.ratbfr,i(s(. .
P
Cla!
RESIOTBD.
TJlt. JNO. W, MORTON, TO
JfO. 23 SOUTn HIGH STREET,
Between Obesah vnA Bread.
ft&&lSl -Ii ,
1 ' T . - -
nnalTtoinvnny.
AT.'rAT?. MbSllKATE'
illw6Mltt 381 reswear
lanlM- Pie, lean- OwSIOo
CLOSING OUT!
CLOSING OUT!
Store to Let nul Fixtures for
, . Slnle.
WldlAEI.L FOR TWENTY DAYS.
OAtlcS AT "iSwe. l'ER YARD.
AratfewOfods-ln, proportion. t
Alif' 4 i- (sr sirnr.ES A-'ro..
49 Colics Street.
jonlS-lw . OppositeFiret National Bank.
.THIS OKDEIST
BOOT
iV,
SHOE HOUSE
IN TUB OITY,
Estnhllslicd in Jannnry, 184ft.
JR HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND
l varied (u-nortment of Gent),' Bov,
YouthjLLadics', Misses' and ChildrenrjBOOT3,
SHOES and. GAITERS. ALo. OenU' and
Boys' HATS, UMBRELLAS. HOSIF.KY.
WHIPS, etc.-whlch we are offering at redneed
and reasonabie prices.
Old style? and stack rauehlos than aait.
B. R. CUTTER i GLEAYlfe.
NO. 39 rorner of Bread and College streets.
Or at their Branch Store. NO. 23 College street,-
Sen aneQ Block. Nojhville, Teen.
JanUJ-:tm
WAGONS
T OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST AS
J. sortment of Wagons in the city, at prlees
set forth below. Parties purcbssinV will find
with me the only thorongly repaired Ifeur Horse
Army and Lumber Wagens In the market.
FOUR HORSE REPAIRED ARMY WAG
ONS, wlth"donb!e-tree. single-tree, stretchers,
ben and feed-ltox; $43 OO.
FOUR HORSR ARMY WAGONS, without
. repaira-620 to $30.
'FOUR HORSE LUMBER WACfbKB. with
double-trees, single-trees, and stretchej
FOUR HORSE LUMBER WAGONS, with
bed. double-trees, stngre-trees, stretcher, low
-and feed-box 530.
FOUR HORSE or OX LOG WAGONS, com
plete TWO HORSR WAGONS, mostly new work
S90.
TWO HORSE WAGONS. Iron Axle?. Nash
ville manufacture $120.'
TWO HORSE AilAGQNS,.thimblekoin, bett
possible wprk $133.
ONE nORSB CARTS. Weond hind-52'1.
ALSO,
40,000 pounds of Log. Draught, Fifth. Stay.
Lock nod Tonr.ue Chains, at 10 cent per pound.
5,000 Single-tree, with rings or hooks, at
50 to 75 cent.
S. EC. STEVENS,
Siimce Street, near creasing Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad.
JanJK-lm 1
TFiDAll IS KHTO.
The Stone's KiveTUtility Worlcs,
Hnrfrecsboro. Tonn.
D, H. C. 8PKSCE. SAKW
" MANUFACTURE LARGE QUANTITIES
ilA cf the finest possible varietieTr Rod Ce-
liar Ilil.B ftbUIV ,VHCTfciw..Miv y. . , v,
Abw manufacturers and dealers In nil kinds or
Carpenters worK and uarreis, jvegs, jiuusi
Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, etc. Vt e make more and
better waro than any other factory, and hopeftr
more and belter trade.
Sea sample at Marr' Bonking Oflics and Cham,
berof Commerce, and address
D. II. C. SPENCE. Sap't.
)an!7-8m f ,
THE SECOND
NATIONAL BANK,
OP NASHVILLE.
College Street, near Union,
. Designated Depositary and Financial Agent
of tho United Slates.
tt is prepared to transact a regular Banking
Kn.In4, n.l fnmlA KtAhanffn An
NEW Y0I&.
NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISVILLE. AND
CINCINNATI.
Governmont Securities, Gold and isUrer.boaght
and snldoa Commission.
JOHN LUMSDEN. PrejideBt.
W. J. TUOAIAS. ashler-octl7-ly.
A. Desirable Room to Rent,
ITriTH OR WITHOUT BOARD. IN A'ERr-
TT vato lamlly. Iiocatlon unaxcepuonnble,
within three minutes' walk of the PoitoSice or
Square. Call at this office, or address P. U
Box3tlO. Jan2t-lw
DOCTOR W. B.
.'OFFICE.
191 Corner of Church anil Spruce St a.
Residence: Corner of Broad and MoLemors
Jan22-lw
FRESH! GARDEN SEE1S Z
JUST RECEIVED BY
R. I. JENKIJVH,
jdn23-tf Successor to T. Well. Druggist.
Xotice.
rpHE TRADERS' BANK HA RBMOVRD
JL fromsld No. 44 College street, to .
NO. 30 (new number) 57.V10X .STREET.
Neit'dsrt Bandy Carter's Saloon.:
janlP-lm
NOTICE.
flinE UNDHRUIGNHD. HAVIJW B0UOI1T
JL out the. entire ttoek of Groceries of B. - G.
Origlbey. aa the corner of Vine a&d Bread
ftreeti, tfO. 103, wflt keep a good aaKarunent.
which he will by exclusively- firrfi, anjl eaa
allorii to sell cheap for tbe same. Mr. D.GUmaa
wfiT uttend to tbe buMoey for ucaad we would
be pleased to have onr friends ami the public
given i all.
janlMa RW5RP.T PINKARD.
CnAMRER OF COSf3fERCE,
Initiation Fet-c. Tn DolJnr.
QnartcriynHM Five Ooltn r.
No stber ha?gMr
EVBRY OITIZDK SHOULD !BE.A( KM BUK.
Grntleisra" are inrtted tft aeeepl the.bf
heCtji
and privilege of ar Itcadiag liw.ffl,
ad ibe
stranger wUbin raar-eate H eargueft
Jaaft-ta. , ., , c
Office of rht TriiVBliuj: AftioV
roa tut
SI. touli '.Untual Ufo 'auranee (').,
In IN Stt fKitiik. lfkt Tdm
Ooraer or vine and inartn tfrrcla.
At C VT. ftatrfli' DragPtw, KarhvlBe, Tw.
wrrl-tf JOnKJKtIKE.Ael.
REMOVAL.
T WOULD RBiPECTFULLY IKORM MV
1 old cueUmer and th public igioeral that
f hnre reraaved my Ladies' 1 3atJrni'i
Beet and jfcoe-making EsUbtMmeatt tram 82
Choreh Xaeet to OlfUROIi Stlllftr. be
tween Mattel abd College.
SoeeefMrteM. PmrJ.
ATTOB.YEI AT L A.W.
NASHVICLE. TENN.
STJff?l?
No, j-j".herrr rtrtet Nerth r
V Deidfrtek'
KOTICJB.
mnB UN DBR0IGMBD. HAVIMG
X ed M RxeeoUir oi. the tute af R
CaaMO. dtecased, requuit sdl paxtU Webled
tald estate to come forward and settle, aad
pirtiej harisg eiaiuu agaicst Ihe etat WfR
preseoi (aesi proptny aiuaenneaivo. wimia me
tim preami by law. fl.w ! Jt M'rett.
JaaSO-dlwiJtw fxeeoton.
To the CrcO.ltora of Albert G. Payne,
Deeaed.
TOUAHE IIBRKBY NOTIFIED tRX'US
dearee af the Chaacery Coart at KaTm.
Le&dered M-J
reaaered Manu
IbOltMS. AttMt raru. ae?aff
IH Sled ta H on-, ji ' p fJ4 " 1 , ar'i 'lif
rferP,
Xf "'t-7,AT'P?Tw i rtnvfwrf ?" ,1 r .
mm A SOLID CAPtTAt AND AS3KT3
$1000,000.
And it Stack firmly htU at 51S0, ttt PIKESIS
u. 3 nMu. uenernl A cent,
n.',rP x Ech Resident .iRcnt,
nevlT-tf-ep. aiCalfegestW
3 T NA
LIFE INSUBANaff CO.
Hartford, Connecticut,
AssoU, Anjrnm
JI3,500,000
1st. 1186,
Inromoforyparenril Q rnA
And Pallrlra Iho.1,1 p
Nashville Agenov: 31 College
- " " ; 1
w. n.TAEnoTr. p. p. peck.
General A-fnU Resident Agrui.
N. B. This CamiTVaaMarmlirBud. 3C
percent larger A&naal IHvldesde than aay other
Life Insar3nreConfaByrfvrr?Millratiit Suv4
sep2-ti
NSURAHCE AGENCY.
P. P. PECK,
ai coi.i.F.or. su, xashvim.e.tkx!v.
GEORQIA HOME IXSPHANCF. CO..
OffLUMBBSk 'HX,
PaM up On pita! and- Aaelft-..-J(U.lM,fv
HOME IXMJRANCE COiFpAJiY.
OT NEW HA.VBK. . t .
OupiMand AurU ..wSI,StS.O'
WASIIIXGTOX IXSrRAXCF. CO.
OF NKW YORK.
Cpltl ami Awl) SS7S.W
JETXX UITE .IX STURAXCEf COM PA NY
OF nARTFORD.
Cash AMtV h .k; : . . 4ri.n. .
Traveler's Accident Insurance Co.,
Or HARTFORW
CpHlanit Aift
P0LIIH8 WRITTDJT OJT FIRS'AfBfl!ARIS K
RUks, anrl Loe BtnMStly aHfmtcitiat th
OSlce, AUo, appllpatteM Ukr Ufa ttaJLAi,-l Jf n
riiki In ttfe above first cWMlYmtaidHr
' ocHt-tf-ip '
Dmra.s.
URt'O).
STEPHENS & WATRltVS,
U1IOI.KSAJUS k ILKTAII, DHUGOIATf,
Corner Coixcas anb Ukiom Ktrjotps,
I i..,,. i... '-If
(The OKI Stand of Sthsch & FVbbsh. )
. . - i .US
A FTEIt HAVINO RBPITTED AND
Itefurnlslied tfeo entire eataWlsbraent.
aud having made fergs adjlfUaua'tSereto
we are agnia readj; to eifer te tha. Public
ovsry artiole usually fswd ia a Druggist's
Stock.
We hare in &ora aa axUaslve stock oi
Pure and Freeh Drugs, Medloinefl, Dja
Stuffs, etc., whkb- for qsalitj and purity
are uasurpassed by aay other similar estnb
lishmentin the, eeaBtry.,
The great variety of European and Ame
rican Fanay G&kU, -rBlxe Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brashes, Bxtrosts, eta.
comprning involaas of goods fromXow i
Son, London; Ceadray, Saaiet Hygientqua,
and Lubin of ParH; Bazia and-ot her repu
table Americnn raaaafiactaratfi vill Le
found most complete, aad far bsasty. eU
gance, and ntility, aaat feMite satt the
tastes of tba most dsarkaiaaMBg,
Our awMTtmtnl of Caimatatw, Tbrtotsa
Bhall and Ivory Cosabs, tclfn and.Iiozes,
Mirrors, and other arUeles ef thfit.ebw
being of the laaeat styes ad Of th mvl
rKent ImpffttatMa, wfll eojrare -jHh that
of any hea-fre in. (he Soatk.
Qreat atteatfoR ts paM t the sleenoti
and importation of Pare awl FresJi Dn
and none other arr nUowaa! to go mtt af the
establishment
A splendid saketioa of IprW and
D8tne3tia.0tgftrsrall aa bMadJi efGheWiug
and SmskiBg Tobaoeos, Garwtt's Saoteh
and Maocebey Suuffev.fHMi ovary srWe in
that line, eoHstantlplu s4r
A moat etenwhre and vsriad naarnjmri.t
of
Fisliing- Tackle,
onsistiH; of Hooks kroat la BMrSt eel-'
bntvl raaHUttriaif JJaaiijkVPH4id
ami Silk, Grass, Jayaasao, d OtMe-Ui 1
Line. Ahtb, lsffc HaaiWtip'fttMl '.Mfmit--Redrt;
tegaiiMH- itiak, avry Ui( a"'
firaa-l ia a awt aawLaslabllshaieiitV.
A brrce lt of tecbrrrd NVenttlri
Btoek awl Pianlatlm Iarfitf sw etaer
tine TK.V t reeivad.
per Presariptteas eowpaiiBded'wtrh ae.
caracy hyeoapetent aad eiporianatd Phar
taaeintri; aad Phyaickuw aad others ran
depend en tho nt aatir reMabflity ia tk
exeeation of Ord. aN gaaiti Wisf war
nfedaVrYreaeatad. "
STRIiHKSS & WATERS,
CSkW CoMegri aa4 UhtMI Ms.
nav.M-rf'tf
x.b. BKfa. r.JVM . .aa
BEEQH, MANLQ5QS &GO.,
SllltMH
CARPETS, RUGS,
JIA-STKfGS,! ytOOK. OIl. SJIVOTHS,
JJamasL and Laos Qarteia Goods
Oil, MIlAUMf sad ;
; ... i- mi
fill ADV.
USJXiST.lr-.
5tt "&liei&'&kP$h
.lAmiviux rrxit.
H'AM- GOt.LtA.DAY,
CITY SHOEOT