The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 4

0 C1TT Amnslns Besponse of a Toung Snb- Kingston Springs. THE TIM SEZUlIi. 1 -iA Cart! of undersigned in behalf of the several iu" EVANS WHOLESALE I DEALERS IN THE SINKING XDJCD. Report or Judge Wliitwbrth, -Ciioir-. Xman of the Board of Commissi on- OKTo- XINriKr BLOCK, NASHVIXI.E.

TEJIWESSEE. yE 'ABB NOW. IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE, STOCK OF DEY GOODS; 0L0THINQ-, AND EVERY VARIETY OF NOTIONS Cor. Deaderick 6t and Printers' Alley. THE PITTS'.

New Advertisements. A white servant girl is wanted, apply at this office. See notice in city Item column, to-day, signed "A Citizen." See assignee's notice. Thos. Chadwell advertises th'6 storehouse, No.

39 Market Street, for rent Dry goods at auction to day, by Crunk, Dodson Co. Paul, Tavel Hanner, 48 Union Street, have just received a fresh supply of office stationary, including every essential and convenient article needed in the counting room. Teatman, Shields advertise a large sale this morning at 91 o'clock. See notice in another column. See notice in bankruptcy.

Messrs. Gray Noble, on Cherry Street, have just received a splendid stock of straw goods and a fall assortment of gentlemen's underwear, to which they in vite the attention of the public. These goods are being sold on very reasonable terms. Give them a call. Smith offer, at low prices and easy terms, some very valuable property.

Call on them and, purchase a home. See notice of government sale. Harvest Time at Bland. Many farmers in our county are prepar ing to cut their wheat during the present week. It is believed that wheat will open at about two dollars for delivery.

A Failroad in Baulirnptcy The Memphis, Cluu lesion and Louisville Railroad Company, through its President, Col. G. VV. Henry, of Clarksville, filed a petition in bankruptcy Saturday. Released.

H. W. Buchanan, charged with fraudulent breach of trust in the misappropria tion of five dollars belonging to W. H. Marshall, to Ike benefit of the tiger," was released yesterday.

Assanlt and Battery. Robert Patton was arrested yesterday fcr an assault and battery on Green Carter. He will appear beforo Justices Brien and Cassety at two o'clock this afternoon. SInrdcrofan VuknoiTU. A genteelly -dressed man was found murdered, last Sunday morning, in John-tonville.

He had been shot twice through the breast and once through the left arm. No papers were found on his person to indicate his name or residence. Doom of an Inccstnona Wretcli. A gentleman from Maury County states that Sebum Jones, who recently violated the person of his step-daughter and then fled to avoid the vengeance of the law, was taken from his bed by a band of disguised men last week and hung. Committee meeting.

The Merchants' Banquet Confbaitteea should remember that there is to be a meeting this evening at five o'clock, at the Chamber of Commerce. It is very important that there Bhould be a full attendance. Personal. Mr. G.

H. Sutherland is in town on business connected with the Brownsville Bee. This spirited weekly, although but recently established, has quite an extensive circulation lu one of the richest re gions of the State. JLcllcr Carrier's Report. port for the month of May Mail letters delivered 37,039 Drop 2,492 Newspapers, 12,029 Moil Joitrs collected from street boxes 19,008 tnakinGT too Free iritn Another Man's Wife.

Emanual Fuqua, colored, was sent to jail by Justices Smith and Cassily, yester day, for trial before the Criminal Court, on a charge of decoying away another ne gro wife for purposes of prostitution. Stealing 82,300 in Gold. Charlotte Clemons, alias Itueker, col ored, was arrested yesterday on suspicion of having robbed Lawrence Finn, of Edgefield, some lime ago, of about $2,900 in gold. She went to Cincinnalti soon after the robbery and returned yesterday with a twenty dollar gold piece in her possession. In default of 3,000 bail, she was sent to jail to await an investigation oeiore Justices Bnen and Cisssly Batur-day.

Settled ivlchont a Trial. The suit of Kirkpatrick vs. Strattori, in volving a wheat contract in the winter of 1801-2, which was tried in the Circuit Court last week, resulted in favor of de fendant, and not of plaintiff as heretofore reported. The counsel for plaintiff agreed to pay one cent damages rather than risk the case before a jury. Drnnlccn Bin Robbed by' Hih- iraymcn.

A man named John McCoo! got tipsy Saturday night, and while proceeding bom! on College north of Jefferson Street, was met by three pretended drunken men who led him off into, the commons, and robbed him of a small amount cf money, his hat, coat and boots. Three men, who were suspected of having committed the robbery were arrested early yesterday morning, and afterwards released. Fan Ahead. Ex-manoger Flynn, formerly of the old Adelphi Theater of this city, and more recently of the Academy of Music at Louisville is coming to Nashville with Oscar Willis' Ministrtls. so long a dearth of amusements a good minstrel troupe would draw well, and the one above mentioned is said to abound In musical talent, and humor and originality.

Stealing Boots. James Coleman, was arrested, taken before Justices Smith and Mathews yesterday, confessed to have stolen a pair of boots from A. Slaughter, some time since, and in default of bail was sent to jail to await trial before the Criminal 1 Couit The boots were recovered. Coleman also revealed the fact that a comrade had also stolen a pair of boots frc-m the same gentleman. Police were immediately put upon the trail of the latter, nnd he will doubtless be brought to grief.

Christ Chnrch Sunday-School Picnic The annual picnic of this Sunday-school was held last Saturday at Melrose, the beautiful grove of Mrs. A. V. Brown, Bome three miles from the city. The day passed most delightfully.

All wero provided for. Among the rest the poor blind bathSchool Master Frank Frizzell, of McKindree Sabbath made a speech at. the Franklin picnic last Saturday, which his friends and fellow-scholars think well worthy of appearing in print. So do we, and here it is Ladies and Gektlemen Franklin has welcomed us all welcomed us in eloquent language to these princely grounds. The "big guns" from the other Sundayr schools have replied in grand old (style.

Only a boy proposes to -mane any re-: sponse from McKendree Church. If Mr. Anderson was large enough he might be induced to speak but he is growing and will be big. enough after a while. Mr.

Hamilton might hold forth- delightfully but then he has charge of the whole concern, and you know it is not considered good policy for a ruler to talk much. Mr. Wheeless is handsome enough to speak, but he is a modest man and must be ex cused. I have often heard of "riding on a raiV but I am sure it islnot so bad a thing alt all. We rolled out of Nashville grandly this morning.

We exhausted the "rolling Block" on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad. The sight of us overwhelmed President SIossJ We passed Brentwood right merrily, and left the good dames of that village in amazement. Now we are in "old Williamson," at the goodly village of Franklin, on these superb picnic grounds, and ready for the sport. We have done all this in afew hours thanks to steam and several other gentlemen. Good luck to the nineteenth century, fay I.

Children! you are' on classic 'ground. This is now an historic realm. Once Franklin was known only as the residence of refined and hospitable Christian people. Now it is celebrated one' of the battlefields of history. Once it was printed out on the map as the county site of County.

Now it is famous for being the place where tho boys in gray routed the follows that wore blue. I am. not surprised that Brother Young selected this place for ihe mammoth picnic. .1 -am not surprised tiat uroiucr'-Bounos -loves to live here, and iptends to marry here, provided gill pops the qujstion before Conference. And you Franklin orators say we are welcome, do you? Right welcorre we About the timo we eat up every thing on this ground, and drink this little creek dry, and court all these beautiful vouue ladies, and kiss ali these little girls, you will think we.

are making ourselves welcome. Did you ever welcome as many people before sir? There they are sir, from Athens, Alabama; from Pulaski, from beautiful and picturesque Columbia, from Spring Hill and Brent wood, worn atcii-enaree, ana tulip aireet, and Elm Street, and all the other -streets. Their partiality for Franklin has led them all here. Every body is here exuept the iiulijux, and you maylooK lor tnem to night, if it docs not rani. A spirit es cheweth rain.

Jbu have welcomed U3 in appropriate auRiloquenl strains to this soil and this celebration You all seem. to be zealous in the picnic business. Are you as zealous in the discharge of the duties of the Sunday school There are some bovs who belong to the Sunday-school about two montn tne year, one montti ueiore the picnic, and one month afterward. There is Tom Snooks over there, and Jim Striblin, who will drop out befure another montti. uoys, taKc my advice.

Honor your parents, remember the Sabbath, attend Sundav-school. obsv vour teachers. study the Holy Scriptures, and grow up for usefulness, and then you will feel welcome at the every where else. 1 know it Is hard to choke off a long- winded orator, but, indeed, I must close. Be social to-day, be merry, be happy, bnt let no angry passions arise.

Let us eat and drink, let us sing and play, and then go home to our molheis better than we left them. Lopg live our mothers and teachers. ilay iht-ir be filled with music, And the cares that infest the dy, they fold op thsir tents like Arabs, And as tilently eteal away." The City l'lrk Question. Although one branoh of the Oily Coun cil has already taken definite action toward the purchase of ground for a city park, Mr. Hugh McGavock has made highly advantageous proposition which is and which we hope to see thoroughly canvassed in the Board of Aldermen, be fore that body seriously considers the propriety of confirming the aclion of the other Board.

The property offered by Mr. McGavock lies immediately beyond the corporation line, directly north of the city and east of the Horticu'tural Garden is easy of access by Market and College btreets, and by the railroad com mands a magnificent view of the river and of Nashville embraces within ils limits pond of water which is supplied by a psr euuiai curing, anu wmcn may, witn com paratively little expense, be transformed into one of the finest artificial lakes of the country and possesses a contour of sur face admirably adipted for the purposes in view, wbue, finally, the soil is as good as any in the county. A tract of over fifty acres, with all the characteristics above mentioned, is offered by Mr. SlcGavock'at a very moderate sum. It fronts at least six hundred yards on College Street, and has almost an equal front on-'Toylor Street.

Those who have examined it with a view to its adaptability for a park ex press but one opinion that it is not only the best site that has been offered, but that it is, by all odds, the very best for such a purpose to b3 found in the vicinity of tho city. Let the Board of Aldermen give this matter a most careful consideration, as it is one about which the city can but illy afford to make a mistake Chancery Court. The case of Thomas Chadwell vs. Ed ward jjawrence was argued at some length yesterday. It" appears that Mr.

Lawrenco went intc bankruptcy. creditors claim the right to sell a house and lot in Edgefield, va'ucd at about $10,000, which they allege'belong to the defendant. Mr. Fayette Beech" disputes the alleged right, on the ground! that Uhe property belongs to him and not to Law rence. Judge Shackleford adjourned the court with the expectation of being absent at Gallatin for several days, as he will assist Judge Steele in the trial of the contested election case, in the 7ih Chancery Dis trict, Judge Barry being the contestant and Lauck the defendadt.

Commissioner's Conrt. James Beasley, assault with a pistol and threatening to shoot G. Tliomas taxed with the costs. Joe Callahan, using pro fane and vulgar language; paid cosls. Thomas Ewing, assault and battery dis charged.

Brown Green, same; contin ued. John Dougherty, drunk and asleep upon the street fined 3 and costs. John drunk s.nd disorderly dis charged. R. Martin, drawing a pislo't and threatening-to shoot fined $10 and costs.

Joseph Basket, drunkenness upon the street costs. ix Jones and Cicero Thomas, dronk and lying on the street taxed S3 and costs each. John W. Cole man, assault and battery; fined $3 and costs. Francis Deels, same offense dis charged.

Criminal conrt. Henry Voight, larceny; bond of 1,000 for his appearance. Eleven cases of gaming were- disposed of. Alex Johns, colored, larceny; acquitted. The bail felony docket will be taken up this morning: Ex-policemau Green Thomas, charged with the murder of Samuel Walker, will first be tried.

Tire. The rear portion of W. M. Thaxton's dwelling! No. C3 South Union Street, was almost totally destroyed by fire between eleven and twetre o'clock last night The loss is not estimated.

No insurance. The fire originated in the kitchen and was the work of an mcendiary. Broad, brim and dress style of Panamas and a large stock of other straw goods just received at Gray Noble's, 29 North Cherry Street j02at -A full assortment of underwear and everything in the furnishing goods line at Grey Ss Noble's, 29 North Cherry Street. ju2 It Any one who desires a nice trip for pleasure, can't fail to be pleased with the treatment and fare on board the Steamer Tyrone; lam just through from Cairo, and I cheerfully give my testimony to tho kind and polite attention of all the officers and attaches. They'flie all high-toned gentlemen.

Every luxury of the season is to be found at the table, while at the bar there can always be had a betteriToint julip than anywhere on shore. She will leave pur wharf this evening. ju2 It A Citizen. Chalybeate Water. The spring at the east end of the Suspension Bi idge is now in operation.

The tonic properties and virtues of this water have been pronounced by the leading faculty of the city superior to that of any other in the. country. Open from 5 a. M. till 0 p.

ji. my31 lw Robert Brasaed. Aurora Oil J. H. Tennent patent Aurora and improved illuminating oils, by wholesale and retail also territorial rights for sale at Benson Toney's house furnishing emporium, No.

5, Cherry Street, Nashville, Term. my3 tf ETMr. Nathan Ewing is our authorized agent at Ormsburg, Montgomery County, and the region of country thereabouts. my3 lm (3- The following persons are our authorized agents to receive and receipt for subscriptions B. P.

Baker, Decatur, Ala. W. H. Engle- and Prierson Bro. Columbia, Term.

Dodd Simmons, Edgefleld, Tenn. John F. House, and J. W. Faxon, Clarksville, Tenn.

E. VT. Hickman, Wilson Tenn. W. It.

Hannaway, Petersburg, Tenn. Jos. Beadel, Watertown, Tenn. W. R.

Haynes, Franklin, Tenn. Chesley "Williams, Eagle ville, Tenn. Dr. S. W.

Northern, in any of the Counties of Tennessee west of Nashville J. II. Shields, Linnville, Tenn. W. A.

WtVkins, Culleoka, Tonn. James T. Howard, Gallatin, Term. J. K.

Osborn, Pulaski, Tenn. Y7. H. Bugg, Springfield, Tenn. H.

Baird, bhop Spring, Wilson Tenn. I. F. Mason, Barren Plains, Tenn. W.

H. Carringtpn, Savannah, Tenn. J. H. Neat, Traveling Agpqt.

B. To wne, Covington, Tenn. J. S. Brown, Springfield, Tenn.

G. Mason, Athens, Ala. B. A. Morris Cedar Hill, Tenn.

C. New Woodbury, Tenn. Samuel P. Junkin, 1-18 West Fourth Cincinnati. S.

A. Wells Memphis. Geo. P. Cabler, Rome, Tenn.

J. H. Moore, Centerville, Dr. R. L.

C. White, Lebanon, Tenn. M. G. Gosey, Peytonsville, Tenn.

R. S. Chas. M. E.wing, Dresden, Term.

8. M. Jones, Augusta Hotel, Augusts, Ga. J. H.

Draughon, Gardner, Tenn. Thos. McFarland, New Market, Ala. PITKEJ, WIAED -Jicmucnjr, General Agents In Tennessee and the South, TIV)R the following celebrated ma- entnes, wmcn embrace aH tac latest improvements. Circulars aad Pilce Lists sent promptly on application: BUCK RYE COMBINED IlHAPETt AND Jiuw jsu (nana raKiag.droprcr and BUCKEYE MOWERS Twq a s.

PITTS' THRESHER WITH SEPARATOR AND CLEANER Four, eight and Un bowc power. SWEEPSTAKE THRESHER WITH SEPARA TOR AND CLEANER Eight and tea horee power. RAILROAD OR TREAD THRESHERS One ana two noree power. LEVER OR GROUND-HOG THRESHES Two ana lonr corse power. Victor Cane Mills, Cook'a Evaporators, Cider cuius, an KinaB, cic, eic.

mj3 PITKIN, WIARD CO. ITiOR CAIRO, ST. LOUIS, MEM PHIS AND NEW ORLEANS 6-Thn flrift Tmw.fTtpr RUNIC, jom Harmon, eter, W. Weaver, Clerk-Will leave aa above on TUESDAY, the lid Inst? For freight or passage apply on board, or to CORBETT A BOYD, 41 and 42 Front street, or to HARRISON SON, 44 and 4G Front street, or to W. A.

PEEBLES, Anents, mj31 2t Comer Broad and Frontstrcets. EICHAED B. WEIGHT, Wholesale and retail dealer In BUILDING LUMBER, SCANTLING, Timber Cetfar Hoards, Fencing uouras icnar ana Locust Yard and Office on Street, be'ow Nashville normwesiern nanroaa Trestle, NASRVILLE, TENNESSEE. -Offcrs for SOO.Of 0 feet Poplar Boards at $22 per 1.0C0. Pino Poplar Joltt UtO.OW) OaK Scantlings Jolat at $15 Poplar Shingles, S.0 per 1000 Yellow Pine Flodrirg, per J.tOO, All Goods delivered free or charger my20 FAT 25 1 RICHARD B.

WRIGHT. The Second Annual Spring Fair Will be held on the Fair near Clarksville, on Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 30, 18C8. First Day Fancy Tonroamenta of Knlghta. All required to ride in fell costume, each escorting a lady, superbly mounted on horseback, will enter All the arran cement have been mndo fnr the jjamyuuruaiia to mase mis one oi ine most interesting and attractive Tournaments ever held In i pnnpwpp nr KPTIIllrlfV. Several Important personages are expected to yu una pvi me exerciser.

FOR SALE I The Mechanics' Saloon. 286 Church Street. adjacent to the Chattanooga Depot; contains two bedrooms and a kitchen. Is by IS feet; has a nova Dos'ness: an tno nar nxtnrcs ana inrmmre go with the huusa. EvervthlnE first-class and In good preservation.

Apply tcrED. NAGLK, on the piemisea. m2U eoau Established in 1830. K.XSXjDES'? cfe Successors to Harral, RIaley 141 Chambers Hudson N. York, WHOLESALE CASH DRUG HOUSE.

Offer a well se'ected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYE STOFFtf, CHEMICALS, SOAPS. PBRFUMBRY, BRUSHES, PATENT MEDICINES, aud everything apper-tainlmr to a Firat Class Wfiolesate Dm? Store: suited to the wants of Retail Druggists, Country juercnaniB, rnysicians, juanmactnrera una tunnies. We know that Pure Medicines Choice Goods and fair dealing will secure trade and confidence? and are determined- to -mstaln the rcnutation of our. preuutMssurn iur ujjiiulucb, intcyrity oaa enterprise.

uj avoinicK crcan. tizza we ara euao caiooucr fiuhstantlal InduceTenta to Cash havers? and we cordially invite all to call, or send us their lists for pricing. Wo promise the same attention to orders by mall as when personally present. Very resptctJulIy, w.j.oorrr. mhSITuCm" Assignee's Notice.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The under signed hereby gives notica of his appointment as assignee of Bruce h. PhlUEps of Hnmpbrevs Conn- oiaie 01 witcin ine jaiaoie jjistrlct or 'ennessec. who has been adinded a bankruDt npon his own petition by the lilstrlct Court oi Baid district. DAtrt at Johnwinvinn. Mnv 19 1Rns my23 3t Tt WltfF-RSY, Aesignee, I committees appointed for the- purpose of making the necessary arrangements for the decoration of the graves of the Union deadrat National on the 30th 'of May last, begs respectfully to return his sincere thanks to the Nashville and Northwestern and" Nashville and Chatanooga Railroad Companies for cars furnished, to the Louisville and- Nashville Railroad- Company for promptness transportation to and from the cemetery, to Conductor Woodford for' his courtesy, and the careful manner in which the trains were run, to General Maury for tbe use of the grounds adjoining the cenJfe-tery, to the members' of the press, to General Duncan, United States Army, for the use of the fine Post Band, to those of my aids who reported for and so well performed their duty, to those ladies who labored so industriously in arranging the flowers for the decorating, to H.

Miller for the use of timber, for seats, and es pecially to Captain- Gavitt, the Superintendent of the Cemetery and his efficient corps of assistants, for their untiring exer tions, in providing accommodation and clearing the grounds, and all who were instrumental in assisting to carry out so successfully the programme oh the oc casion. Esos Hopkins, City Marshal. Bretzy. The which passed over tho city about eight o'cli ck last night, did a good deal of damage in the. way of 'smashing window glass, displacing shingles, blowing down signs and uprooting trees.

The building occupied by B. B. Spurlock, wholesale grocer, southeast corner, off Broad' and College Streets, was taken tfl by the violence of the-wind and the stock damaged to the amount of twenty five hundred dollars. Telegaaphic communi cation between here and all points North was also cut off, DIED. wrNITAir Tn Sandersville.

at 9 o'clock AM, on Saturday, May 30, ltti3, in the 73d year of lua age, uapi. wm. wincam. Capt. Wlnham wcb an old and much rcapccUd of Sntrncr County.

Though quite a youth at the time, he served with distinction under Gen. Jackson In the war of 1312, rleinp. to the lank of Captain shortly berbre the battlo of New Orleans, lu which action he participated. He afterward filled ccreral places of honor ar.d trust in his na tive county. AUSTIN At the reiidenca ot Mrs.

H. K. Walk er, on the 1st lust-, at 8 p. mja. Mary Ann Austin, lu the GiHn year of ner age.

RIVEIt DiTELUOENCE. AEEIVED. Tyrone Cairo. Emma Cincinnati. Umpire above.

LEAVIKO THIS DAY. Tyrone 4 p. Ji. Emma 10 a. -ji, The river is still on the decline, with 3i feet scant on the shoals.

Trade with the Upper Cumberland wil soon be practically ended for the season. There is but little produce left to bring out and the shoals will be impassable unless we have a good old fashioned June rise. The pis8engers on the steamer Anna were robbed on Thursday night of 5350 in cash, by thieves who entered their state rooms by means of an "out sider." The amounts taken varied from 20 to 110. Onp gentleman who left his room door un locked escaped without loss, although hi had $000 in his pocket. The steamer Cotiie ba.1 teen purchased by the Elevator Company of New Orleans for $3,000.

She will be put on dock un mediately and altered to carry an elevator, to be constructed there, with transfer ca pacity for five thousand bushels per hour. routes between Boston and New York, that fare is down to two dqllars. A company has just beep formed in New York ciiy and the necessary capital paid in, for the immediate construction of new steamboat 313 feet long, specially de signod to run forly miles an hour. The boat is to be operated on the plan patented by Stephen Gold, a man of science, the inventor of many valuable improvements, among which are Gold's steam heating devices, now very extensively used, His present invention consists in a new mode of applying steam power to the paddle wheels, by which he is enabled to make use of machinery having great effective force, with but little weight This results in a reduction of the immersed cross sec tion of the vesstl, and a consequent in crease of speed over ordinary boats. The new vessel is to bo provided with twentv- five horse power for each square foot of imuierteu cross tecuuu tnrs enormous force can be successfully applied to the paddle wheels, the vessel must moye at the intended velocity, or something will oreaK.

rrs fcTTOK BVAvsvitrat txjtjisvillb Lgftr-ffrVaf-- uiwuirtiNAri. The flne 11 paws. er steamer MA1A FLOYD, March Clam, Matc: William E. Kuhn. Clerk; will leave as above on TUESDAY, the 2d For ireight or passage Bpply on hoard.

IV. A. PEEBLES, Corner Broad and Front Slrt or to CORBETT Jt BOYD. 41 and 43 Front street, or to HARRISON SON, Agents, No.4G Front street ju2 it MlYERSnT OF NASimLLE. THIS Institution, althonsb supported and controlled neither bv Church nor stntp.

hna nl. ready rendered valaaDle and acknowledged services to ihe cause or education, science and religion. It is established on a Dcm rncnt banffi. nnri mainly dependent upon taiHon fees for t'B enp- (W.H UU9U.C WKIIUUIUU B.UUIUU3 BDU amUIll US youth to Its advantages with or without money. i.

id uiu uu-igu me iiuskcs open iiw, Literary aud ot'-cr departments ss soecdi- ly as clrcumsranccs will allow. At present two ue cpartments are in snccessful operation. MONTGOMERY BELL ACADEMY, which embraces an eight years course, equivalent lo the ordinary prcparatorv and collegiate departments of Western and Southern inctltntions. It splendid building, excellent libraries, apparatus. etc Boys are prepared for entrance into the irgjuer ucjuirmieuiH oi (Be Uuivereliy, Or tor the lurouuti oi tu.uve me, at tee npiron 01 tne parents, 'he next session onens on Monday.

Sentpmtar 1 1. 1ESS. Tuition, tn the Grammar Srhnn'. rji tt THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, which was founded in 1S50. It haq alrrav mnf rl.

cnlatcd four thousand, aiudents. of whom nuoorea ana eicnty-eix oave received the degree of Doctor of Medicine. Tne- bniloings, Jtfnfeum, arc in all respects complete AlargeHospi- Ull ID IUUUC.U.U "IIU UIi; UDIfSIWlUII. The recnlar conryeof instruction will hpoln nn the first Monday in November, lbCS, and end on the first day of March. 1S09.

The prel'mlnary course opens on the first Monday in The Anatomical Rooms will be opened bn'thc urs. jiiunuay in uciuuer, anu every lacciry auora-cd for the prosecution of tbat corner-stone study. Fees For ticket to each Coarse $16 00 AiatncuiaiiQ? lee uu Graduating fee 25 00 Dissec.Ing ticket 10 00 uoaraiug in gooa nouses s-i to 50 a wcec Faculty." William K. Bowling, M.D., Prof, of Theory and Chotics K. Winston, Prof, orohstetrica and Diseases o- Women and Children J.

Berrien Lindsiey, M.D., Prof. Chemistry. William T. Brierrs. It Prof.

ofSnrirtrv. Thomas L. Haddiu, H.D., Prof, of institutes of meurcinc. John H. Callcnder, M.D., Prof, of Materia Medics and Therapeutics William L.

Nichol, M.D.'. ProL of Clinical Medicine. Thomas B. Buchanan, M.D., Prof, of natomy. van 0.

uuusiey, ia.itui. surgical Anatomy. Bcnry M. Comptor, M.D., Demonstrator of Auat- otuy. Fcr additional information apply to J.

BERRIEN LINDSLEY, mi21 (LtwAwtf Chancellor of the University. Notice to Show Cause In Bankruptcy. THIS IS TO GIVB NOTICE THAT Robert Parsley, J. W. Anthony, J.

D. Stacker, Pleasant Saunders, H. A. Wise, A. J.

Charlton, F. W. Tnrop, Josiah Armstrong and J. Y. Roper, of Summer County, Tennessee, have filed In the office of the tierkof this petitions for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by the Conrt that a hearing be had upon the some.

On the 16th day of June, 18G8, at the hours of 9X, 10, 10X. It, HJf a- m. and 12 u. and lStof. 1.

lltf p. at office of the Regis ter, la Conrt-House, Gallatin, Tenn and that all creditors who have proven their dehts, and other Dcrsocffintercstcd may SDneor at said time and place, and show cause. If any they have, wby the nravcrs of said netillocs mav not Da "Tiinteri. nhrl that tho Sd and 3d meetings of said creditors will be had at said time aud place. a.

n. uonruiuiii, iierc myJl Tb3t U. S. Dist, Court Mid. 1st.

of Term A Grand Gain Day Anions our Ger man Citizens. from all the Turner Societies within the jurisdiction of the Lookout; Be7.irk ir.nmmenrpd-tn' arrive on Sunday morning, for the purpose of participating in the grand festival of the Turners, which opened yesterday. The Turn teachers of 11 branch' asso ciations held a business meeting at ten clock Sunday morning, at the Turner Hall," North Market-Stteet; a ime uaseinuiy oi geniiemen were entertained by paize essays by Messrs. Fred. Mver and Joseph yassman, on the ques-lionV i'-Wby 'is -it -necessary tb promote and encourage the principles of the Turners, and the establishment of branch associations in the South?" Mr.

Blersch Bang an air from Czir and Zimmerman, the Turner Saengerbund executed spendid-choir songs, and the fierce itallian musicians tilled the hall with echoes of sweet music. The Turner Hall was beautifully decorated both inwardly and outwardly with all that taste and skill, could, com inand. This' being the second festival of the Lookout Mountain Turner District, and the first meeting in our city, the Turners determined to celebrate it with all the eclat possible. Houses on variouB streets were highly ornamented with flags, wreathes, flowers and evergreens with occasional festoons bearing mottoes in German, 'and arger-flags stretched across the streets as a welcome to the visitors. In accordance 'with'the programme all the Turners met at their hall yesterday morning and formed in.

line of march, with Christian Vaupel as cliief marshal at the head. A police force moved in front, followed by the splendid Pest Band the Chattanooga Turners, bearing the United States and Norih-German Confederation flag of red white, and black stripes; the Memphis Turners, with a beautiful silk flag presented to them by the ladies of Memphis in 1S52: the Turner scholars, boys, with Edward Schildhclm; the old and new flss.of the Nashville Turners, with delegates oni each side; the Nashville Turners; the' Swiss Turners, bearing a flag having the Swiss colorso on one side and the stars and stripes upon the other; and bringing up the rear, wagon of the Eclipse Fire engine, drawn by her fire horses trimmed with evergreens and filled with beautilul little girls dressed in white and red sashes. From the Turner Hall they passed up Market to and around the Public Square, thence down Market to Union, where one of the flags was decorated with a beautiful wreath, presented by Miss Emma Vaupel; thence down Market to Broad Broad to Cherry; Cherry to Cedar, Cedar to College, College to Locust, Locu3t Market, Market to Jefferson, Jefferson Sumner and out Sumner to the Hortlcul tural Gardens. Before dinner the Turners of the dif ferent societies formed standing and sit ting groups for the purpose of having their photographs taken. Before: the din ner, which was gotten up in the substan tial Geiman style, Dr.

G. Schiff, speak of the Nashville Turner's Society, deliv ered a welcome address. After the re past, Mayor Alden also made a short ad dress of welcome. Both speeches was responded to by A Bohr, of Chattanooga, President of the District. Then followed innumerable toasts and responses.

The afternoon was spent in dancing and also in. turning and forming pyramids for seven different ball to be given at the Court-house Hal! to-night To-day. will be devoted to tho election of officers for thejensuing year and to all other business connected with the Society, for which a meeting: will be held at the Turner Hall, at 10 Al.it. THE 1MSCUALI HOUSE SCHEME. Postponement.

orthe "Drawing and Why It.Wns Done. The following dispatch was received -at this office yesterday To the Editor ofihc Banner Louisville, June 1, 186 By telegraph from Judge Lanbam, man agcr of. ike Paschall House Association of St. Louis, I am informed that the drawing will be postponed perhaps for fifteen days, He wishes to let the public have all the tickets, rather than permit the proper holders in the scheme to take the balance ion hand, in order to a prompt drawing. He does so from this fact, that will be at once patent to the public If, like Crosby, these gentlemen who own the property to be disposed in the drawing should be allowed to take the residue of tickets, of from fifteen to twenty thousand, and some of the valuable prizes should fall, to the 'numbers they hold, the public will very naturally conclude that unfairness con trols the proceedings.

He telegraphs 'that the delay will be inside of thajpffsent month', perhaps notjteyfidthe15th in. stant. Mr. McClure will reopen'his books to morrow morning until further advices. W.

H. Rhea, Agent for Kentucky and Nasville. BMlemeade." The celebrated mare of Colonel Wm. H. Johnson, Sallie Woodward, foaled, on the 18th of May, a beautiful bay filly by Jack Malone, to which he has given the name of 1 honor of Belle- meadc Minor, the homestead of General Harding.

The filly is described, by thoso who have seen it, as one of the most promising thoroughbreds born unto Stock dale Farrow and not inferior in point of symmetry and beauty to the colt John Happy, which is out of the same dam. Colonel Johnson is reasonably proud of the new and we have no fear 1hat he will be disappointed in his expectations of a brilliant career for her. Knocked Ont ner Breath. Jerry and Harriet Nichol were arrested by Detective Barmbre, yesterday, on a cnarge ol.having murdered anegro woman named Frances Buchanan; twolve mile's east of Franklin, Friday night. Harriet confessed that while engaged In a fight with Frances, shehad thrown the latter violently upon the flour, from the effect of which she immediately expired.

Jerry denies having been at home at the time tho murder, was' committed Both state that they were persuaded, by their friends, to come to Nashville. They were placed in-iail, yesterday afternoon, nrennrninnr in being taken to Franklin this morning. A liIttleAHiilr in the Chancery Conrt Room. Professor H. F.

Snith, while engaged in the Chancery Court room yesterday, was assaulted by J. C. Allen, who told him that he had been interfering with his business long enough that he should have to stop it that he had talked enough about the. will of Djwns being forged, and the like, and that lie would not allow; himjtp go on tht way any longer. Mr.

Allen aimed some plows at Professor; one which fell upon tho shoulder, when Esquire Coletart -and some other gentlemen interferred and led. him away THIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED SUMMER KE-aort, on the NaahvtltQ and NotLhwealein Railroad, one honr and a hall's ride from NaahvUlc," Is nowOpeii for the Eeccption of Visitors. Tbewattraaie four varieties of Su'plm', two Chalybeate ana two A' finis Striog Band a1 ways in Attendance. AIko; Billiard Sa-loon Bar and BowHuj; uoud iUtalng and hnutintv Board opt dav $2, pet week $12. per month $40.

myl eiitV. THOMAS R. YEATMAN." Ayc-t. Notice to Show Cause In Bankruptcy. THIS IX TO HIVE KOTICE THAT 1.

D. Orciiir-hiiw, Win. Gilson, J. T. Bnrtori.

A. D. Prnett, I'r-KJUir, and JWse F. Joy-ner, tradit a Jo ner r. Ltivo and WV O.

Staley, of Sumcer County, Tennessee, have filed in ths office of the Clerk of. tola Conrt their petitions for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by tbc Conrt that-ahcarinj; ho had upon the same, On Uic lCth day of Jmm, 18C8, at the honra of 2, 2Stf, 3, 3, 4, 4t 5 and respectively, tho office, of the Rcgietdrt In the Conrt Hon pp. In Gallatin, Tcnneesce and that aH creditors who have proven their debts, nnd other oersons Interested, mav add? ar at eneh Ume and place, and show cause. If any they have, why the prayew cf said petition uhoa.d not.be grante a. E.

CAMPBELL, Clerk, U. S. Dlot.Cart. mySlThSt Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of Oliver TJneley, of, Montgomery County, State of Tennessee, whhln Eald District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt noon his own petition, by the District Conrt ot said District.

Dated at Clarbsvllle, May 6, 1SGS. mylC3t JOHN P. CAMPBELL, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tho under-signed hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of John G.

McKoin, Montgomery County, State of within, said -District, has been adin 'red a bankrap' upon hU own petition, by the District Court of said District Dated at Clarksville, Tenn May 6, 1SC3. mylC3t C. L0OMI3, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives notice his appointment as assignee ofElijah Witherf, of Montgomery County, State of Tennessee, within sa'd district, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of eaid ditUlct.

Dated at May 5,1103. mylGSt -JOtiN P. CAMBBELL. Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee ol John A. Irwin, of the County of Montgomery, and State of Tennessee, within said DlEtilct, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon Mb own petition, hy the District Court of said District. Date3 at Clarksville, May 5, 1303. mjlG 3t BEN J. F.

VAN METRE, Assignee, Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM, IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby cives notice of bis appointment as alienee of W. C. Hareleon and W- B.Bcttle, of the County of Montgomery, Stte of Tennessee, within said District, who have -been adjudged bankrupts npou their own petition, by the District Court of said District. Dated at Clarksville, May 11, 18CS.

myl6 3t W. A. PEFFER, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The un-X derslgaed hereby notice of his appointment as assignee of Jimes T. Carter aud P. H. Porter, both of Montgomery County, ani State of Tennessee, wl hin said District, who have been adjudged hankruptsnpon their own petition, by the District Court of saia District. Dated at Clarksville.

May 3SG3. mylUSt JOHN P. CAMPBELL, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY.

CONCERN The unuer-shzned ht-reby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of Alphonso J. Armstrong and Anthony PUlow, of. Minry county. State of within said District, who have been adjudged bankrupts upon their own by the District Court ot said District Dated at Colombia, Tenn-, April 1C, 1S03. m10 3t JOH B.

BOND, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as a eignte of A. and E. B.

Etdridge, both cf Montgomery County, S'ate of Tennef sec, within said district, who have been adjudged bankrupts npon their oini petitions by the District Court of said district Dated at Clarksville; April 18, 1SCS. my 3t JOHN p. CAMPBELL, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undi x- signed hereby tvcs notice of his appomtn.ent as assignee of William.

Richardson, of Hnmphrejs County, State of Tennessee, within said district, who has been adjudged a bankiupt upon his own petition by the District Court of sa'd district Dated at Clarksville, May 11, 1505. mylO 3t H. H. LURTON, Ass'gnee. Assignee's Notice.

Eigned heieby gives notice of his aDpolntment as atsignec ol A. O. Parriah, of Humphreys County, State of Tennessee, within the Middle District oi Tennessee, whj5 has bton adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of saia ainnci. Dated at Johnson ville. Tenn May 19, 1SC3.

mj23 3t J. T. 1NFRY, Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. rpO WHOSf IT MAY CONCERN The under-X signed hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of G.

A. Rnth, of the County of Montgomery, aud State of Tennessee, within said District, who has bren adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of tald district. Dated at Clarksville, Mav 13, 1SG3. mjl6 3t JOHN V. CAMPBELL.

Assignee. Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBTCf Tho undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of E. IL W. Thomas and Benjamin Prosser, both of Montgomery County.

Site uf TenncsEef1, who bave bcea adjudged bankrupts upon their own 2 tit ion by the District Court of said district. Dated at ClirkRvIUe. Tf Miv 11. 1S03. myl03t B.

F. VAN METRE, Assignee. Assignee's Notice. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The under-siEnedherebv gives notice of his appointment assignee of Alficd Links, of HnmpUreya County, Stale ofTcnne-see. within the Mlddie District ol Tcnnaesee.

who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon ms own pennon Dy me juiemct uouri said district Dated nt Johnsonvlllc. Mav 19. 1SC8. St J. T.

Aisignee. Assignee's Notice. TO WHOM IT- MAY CONCERN The undei slgLed hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of Jamei Hall, of Humohrevs Coimtv. State of Tennessee, within the Middle li-trlctuf Tennessee, wha has hceu adjudged a b.uUrupt upon hlB own petition by ihe "District Court of Dated at Johrsonviile; May 19, iSCS. my23St J.

T- WINFJtEx, Asei cca Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The nndc slzned hcrcb? cives notice ol his annointment as of Amos P. Randal', of the County of rvrry, Slate or enno3see, wimtn said UL-trtct, viho has been adjudged a bankrupt unon hi. own petition, ny tnp district oi sain dieuicr. Jjaica at lanacn, icnn April z.

mui, mylCSt II K. GUTHRIE, Assignee. IN BANKRUPTCY. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 201h day of May, A. D.

1S0S, awarrant Banfcraptcy was issued asrnmta iqq usiuie 01 uavia nnvo who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition: 'mai me payment 01 any ucdis auu delivery of any property belonging to each Bank- nipt, to him or for his nee, and the transfer of any opuny oy nun. arc juruiuucu or law: inai OT meeting oX the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove Lbeir debts, and to cbouec one or more as-siimees of his estate will be held at a Conrt of BankmDtcr. to be boldcn on the 24iJi dav of June, A. D. 1S63.

at 9 o'clock, 1. il, at the omce 01 too Kcgistcr in uanuniptcy, Teon beforo W. N. Douebty, He- THIS IS TO GITE NOTICE That on the 20th day of May, A. lSGS, a.

warrant in Bank rnptcy was ifsaed scalnst the estate of W. bnlsey. of the county of Lincoln and State of Tennessee, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, on his own leution mat ine payment 01 any lebts and delivery of any DroDertv beloncintr to such bankrupt, to him or for his osc, and the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law, that a of the creditors of the said bank rupt, TJ piovo their aepts, ana to chooe oncor tore assignees 01 ms estate, will De at a DQrt of BankrnnUrr. tolm hulden on thr 2ith iav UI tlUDCA, U. Hi.

UHUCK A. BC Ilie office of the Register In Bankruptcy, Fayetteville, lenneaaee, Deiore w. a. uongnty, Jteg- THIJ 13 TO GIVE NOTICE That On the 21st aayor May, a. u.itfe?, a warrant'in bankruDtcy was lsuud aealnst the esta'c of William S.

G'nth- ri, of the County of Sumner, and State of Tennessee, vrho has been adjudged bankrupt on ms ownpeunuu: inm. mc payment 01 any debts and delivery of any nroDcrtv bcloDsrine ti such bankrupt, to him or for his aud tbe tranBrer 01 any propeny oy mm arc Dy law: that a mfwitine of the creditors nf the bankrupts, to prove bis debts and to thoose one or more assignees of their estates, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be boldenon thelCth dav of June. A. D. 1SGS.

at o'clock p. at the office of tho Register In Bankruptcr, at the Court-houe, in Gallatin, be'ore Alexander S. Bradley. Register. mi SO It P.

St Zfarsbal, Measengcr. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 22d day of May, A. D. 18CS, a warrant in Bankruptcy waa issued against the estate ol C. C.

Fakes, In the county of Wilson, and Stato of Tennessee, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition: That tbc payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonrin? to such Bankrupt, to him or for his nse, and the transfer of any property by hin are forbidden bv law: That a meetin? of thn hlTi are forbidden by law: That a meeting creditors of the said Bankrupt, to nrovi crcoitors or the saia tfanerapt, to prove tneir to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 10th day of June, A. D. ISCS, at B)i o'clock, t. at the office of the Register in Bankruptcy, at the Court-house, in Lebanon. Tennessee, before Alexander S.

Fradley, Register. E. R. GLASCOCK. my30 U.

Marshal, Meseccger, The following report was "received from tho Chairman of tho Board of Commissioners on the sinking fund of the county To the Board of or Davidson County. Qestlbmes In obedience to" ypnr notice and' request, ns Chairman and Treasurer of-the Commissioners of the sinking fund for derived from tne dividends on tne siock oi me couniy in the.Louisville andNasliville Railroad Company, submit the following' report of their action touching said fund, and shall in a brief way give a history of the connection of the county with said company as a stockholder. The County of Davidson, bv a vofe of the people in 1 853, sub scribed to tne capital bicck oi said company, and issued the uonosoiuie cduntyinpaymentbflhosame.as follows, to wit: $100,000 in 1853, $100,000 in 1854, and 100,000 in 1855, having twenty years to run, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent, payable semi annually, in the cily.ofNcw York. The County Court levied taxes to meet the interest and one per cent sinking fund for 1855 up to and inclusive of 1802, being seven years. The railroad company on the day of 1802 declared a dividend of one-fourth of one per cent, and afterward, on the day of 18 declared anoiiier uiviueuu ui ten per cent as it appears on exhibit A.

It will also appear from exhibits "A and what dividends in cash have been paid and when received and how disbursed, for the details of which' they are referred to, and the same being malt, i ot record in your court. There was, as stated, issued to the Louisville and Railroad Com pany 300,000 in bonds, and of that sum there has Deen laKen up anu canceiieu $02,000, as will appear on the railroad revenue docket and ledger in the County Court Clerk's clrlce; in which the account of coupons and bonds are entered when taken un and canoiiltd. There was, in February 18G8, another stock dividend of 40 per cent, wmcn aooea lo uie mrmer stock of the county makes her present stock amount to $422,310. In regard to the stock and the dividends of the county in said comDanv. the County Court, on the 9th dav of March.

18G8, passed an order requesting the Board of Directors of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Comnanv (a coov ot which was sent themj; to pass into the sinking fund lor said county all dividends whether of stock or cash, and that the same be held sacred for the payment of the principal and interest due and tb'become due on the bonds issued to said company by said county. Afterward, on the dav of March 18C8. the Board of Directors -of -tho Lruisville and Nashville Railroad Corrmany did passs a resolution on ike Bobjec', by whith1 thfiy passed into the sinking fund for said county all dividends not before appropriated bv nroDer authority into the sinking fund for said county, a copy of ai.j Vl and made Dart of this report. There has been no receipt of the Court, at anv time, of any poi tiou pf he stock dividends of the county other than is stated above, but all that does not appear hy said exhibits, A and to nave bassod into the hands of the Commis sioneiti, still remains in the hands of the officers of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, for the benefit of the count and tond ho'ders. Here Is an unsettled question, about which there has been much difficulty between the county and the Board or Directors ot tne iou ville and Nashville Railroad Crmptuy, Erowinrr out of the manner of s'atiog the account of slockk lders as renards the' time at which interest on stock payments should stoo.

The charter provides tbat interest shall be allowed on stock payments up to the first dividend. This provision evidently contemplated the declaration of a substantial cash dividend. There was no real cash dividend de clared bv the Comnanv until I set, when interest was stopped at January 1, 1SG2, tnus maKing a oinerence to us ot in terest on our nonds lor two years, amount imr to S30.0C0; but the Company insists interest is allowed to us, it must be allowed to all other stockholders, and in tbat case, we would not be gainers by the change of the time at wmcn tne allowance ot interest was discontinued. At first blush this strike my mind as exactly lai'r, or in ac; cordance with the charier, and conse quently, as yonr representative, 1 have insisted all the while on a compliance with the charter, and that until a cash dividend was declared, there was no point at which interest could or ought to be stopped, and tbat any dividends declared before 18G4 was not such a declaration of dividends as was contemplated bv the charter, for this reason, that if such a div idend as was declared is a compliance witn tne provisions ot the etiarter, then the Board cf Directors, in one rnpnth after their organization, might have declared a stock dividend and made up the account irom mat date, and thus have de leated mat provision ot the charter alto gether. This oounlv has so far been unable to get this mallor adjusted, but 1 nave ueen aoie, as 3 our represenia tive.

to a comml-tee nnnninterl in llip. present uoaru to examine into and report upon the same, nave thought, and still hope, that ft the whole amount of interestcan not be had, tbat we will be able to some compromise that will take up our outstanding tax receipts for that road, which will require about $20,000, and tnus save our people trom loss by reason of our subscription to said roao. It will be Been by reference to the reve nue docket and ledecr and papers here with filed that there are still outstanding of the bonds issued to the Louisville and Nashville Raii.oad Company, 238 bonds of 1,000 each, and that these are over due and unpaid about 71 coupons ot 30 eacn, wmcn are sun ect to be present. anv time C22 of which have-alrmOT: paid since last settlement, 'wjfic'h leaves a I I I- 1 jt'e' i ii uujuuee iij iuf uuuua ui only iur paynfefil. It will also be seen by calculation, mat meinteicst annually on tue ou'standing 238 bonds will be 14,280, and if the com pany snail in me tuture pay dividends equal to six per cent, annually, which I Know it expects to do, that tho dividends received will be $25,338 GO, which, after paying interest and uommissioners, will leave at least SI 0,000 the first year (and increases as bonds are retired), with which to purchase and retire bonds, aud in that way rapidly take up the county indebtedness and appreciate its credit, so that when its bonds tall due in '1873.

'74 and '75, it will have but little difficulty in extending If this fund can be realized regularly, as I believe it can, and is nursed and faithfully applied to the pay ment oi toe uonds issued to said road, and afterward used is a sinking fund lo re tire our other bonds, it would in the next thirty years go very far toward liquidat ing our entrc Indebtedness. All of which is respectfully nbmited. James WniTWOETn, Chairman and Treasurer. Board of Sinking Fand Commissioners. May 29, I80S.

Dr. C- A. Brodie was removed from the office of Jail Physician, and Dr. L. Hogle appointed tc-fill the vacancy.

claimed by Esquire J. D. Cas- sety in the case bt State vs. Sharben, was referred to the Committee on Accoun's. The petition of E.

A. Herman, asking an-outlet for bis farm to Dickenson pike, was referred to the Committee on Hoards and i Adjourned until 10 clock this morning. Bafllcal Programme. The Radical State Convention has been postponed to. the second Monday in August A.

M. Cate, Chairman of the State" Executive Committee, "sent word from Washington to have the thing done, lor satisfactory Even the radical organ here don't appear to know what's in the A meeting of the Radical Committee for this Congressional District was held here yesterday. It is not liltely that the Congressional Convention will meet for some weeks, as the Press and Times contends, for a "short and vigorous canvass." Wo are glad of it, as the labor system will not thus be so seriously deranged. Circuit Conrt. Mrs.

vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company a suit for 20,000 damages for the killing of plain tiff's husband, by the cars, in March, 804 the argument will be closed to-day. A es HercliantA visiting 'itils'clty. EVABTS, FIXE fc CO. FAMSWORTH AND CLARK, IVo.

4 Maxwell Honse. Qneen Insnranoe Go. of LiverDOol and London. Seonritv Ins. Co.

of New York. Continental Ins. Co. do. Nortt American Ins.

Co. do. Astor Insurance Company do. Tonkers andN.Y. Ins.

Co. Fulton Insurance Co. do. North Am'n Ins. Co.

of Hartford Pntnam Insurance Co. do. Enterprise, of Cincinnati. CAPITAL 5EVMEEH 1LLMS! Northwestern Life Insnranoe Co. CAPITAL THREE MILLIONS I LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED ANO PROMPTLY ID AT THIS OFFICE.

apH If P. P. PECK, U. S. Circuit Court Commiulaner, Commissioner ot deeds for the several States.

lalO-ttsp A RARE CHANCE will be offered to Hotel keepers, at the ST ACE EL OXJSE Xasliville, Tenn. THE FURNITURE OP THIS FINE HOTEL, Biity brd rooms, dining room kitchen, billiard room, bar room, all complete, ready for business, will be sold very reasonable, ana the whole properly rented for a term of years, at a low rent. For fuither particulars cill on W. A. JONES, mj2S tf at the Hotel.

GILES COLLEGE THE undersigned, a committee representing tho Board of Trustees of Giles College, located at Pnlaskf, Tennessee, will recclvo applications and credentials from Proreas'omU Teachers until the 3d day of Jnly next, when the Board of Trustees will elect two or more Teachers. It is desired that applicants sbonld be present on that day. Tbc building is being thoronghly rfpaired, aud he flrst Term will open ou tbe llrst Monday Jn September. 'ihe Institution has no endowment and no salaries can be paid. THUS.

M. E. EDMUNSON, S. K. ROSE.

Committee. WM. BATTE. JNO. Cr BROWN, Secretary, May 21, 1SC3.

m25 rtlw w2t McROBERTS Sc DEAUI 6 lit SEEDS, IMPLEMENTS, And Agents for the sale of tho Unrivaled W. A. Wood's Self-Raking Reapers and Prize MowetB. Call and get a pamphlet descriptive the machines if yon wUh to get the beat. Also, agents for the well known Swart Son's Lever Powers and Threshers, a and 4-horse, and Wheeler, Mclick R.

R. Power and Thresberd; and for McLeunau Springfield, Ohio, genuine Pott's Thresher?) tnd Cleinerson wheels, all of which will be sold cheap for cash. my33 Cumberland Almanac 1 8 6 Established Thirty-eight Years. THE OLD CUMBERLAND ALMANAC, FO the Year 18GS. calculated by General Alex.

I. Stewart, Is now ready for at thia oSlce. Dealers, ordering copies by the gross, through out tho State, will be supplied at $7 20. and wl please send In their orders early. They will supplied according to date of order.

Copies sent by mall at 10 cents a copy. ROBERTS. WATTERSON Notice to Show Cause In Bankruptcy. THIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Jason R. Little, W.

S. Bowers, David Bingham and John Fue have filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court their petitions for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by the Court that a hearing be bad apon the same ON THE 25ra DAY OF JUNE, ISCS, at the hours of 9.y, 10 andMJtf juk. respectively, at the office of the Register, Lowlsburg, Marshall Coauty Tennessee, and that all creditor who have proven their debts, a-d other persons Interested, may appear at Bald timo and nlaeo and nhnw cause, If any they have, why the prayer of said petitions ihould not be granted, and that the sec-ondand tbbd meetings of tbc creditors will be had before tho Registcr at same time and place. X. K.

CAMPBELL, Clerk U. A my23td District Court M. D. nf T. Notice to show Cause In Bankruptcy.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAEkH. F. Lasa-tcr. W. G.

Wamact. W. iF Tnmlln. and Qeorge M. Huntingon bare filed In tho office of the Clerk of lais Court, ftsdr petitions for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by the Court that a hearing bo had upon the same Qn the 23d day of Judo, At the hours, of 1, 3tf.

3 and a respectively, at flS vco of Vhc in Winchester. Vranklin County, Tennessee, and tbat all creditors who- have proven thej debt, and other nerson" Interested, mav annearJ at mm time and placa and show can If any they have, wbv the urnyer of siid netitions shnnld tint granted, and that the second and third mtetlngw of the crcdltrra will bo had before the Register at the same time and place. ic it UAwi'uitLu uierK, mj23 td U. S. DIat.

Court Mid. Dist. of Tenn. Assignee's Notice. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tn muW signed hereby gives notice of his appointment aa assignee of L.

Neleoq, of Humphreys County, State ot Tennessee, with tha afiridla District nr Tennwsce, who baa been adjudced a bankrupt npou his own petition by tho -District Court of BaiddWricr. Dated at Johnsonvllle, Tenn May 10. myaaat J. T. WINFREV, Assumee.

Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tho nnder- slgned hereby gives notice of bis appointment aa assignee nf P. W. llagsrln and Wm, Baxter, both of Moutcomerv Countv. Tennesre.

within said dis'r-ct, wbo bave been adjudged bankrupts, upon their own petition, by -tho District Conrt ot said district Dated at Clarksville, Tenn May mylO 3t W. A. PEP PER, Asalgnco. Middle District of Tennessee, TO WHOM TT MAV signed hereby gives notire of hla appointment as" assignee of Jamas H. Mallory.

if Montgomery County, State Tenneseee, wiuln said district wbo hcB been ad indeed hihtmnf nn waw.ii ni. iarsnue, May 0, gy5 3t H. H. LURTON, i 6.1SG3. ABS'gnOO.

Middle District of Tennessee. TO WHOM IT MAT signed hereby gives notice ot his appointment aa assignee of Thomas MUls and: M. A. Foster, ioth. Montgomery County.

State of Tennessee, within said district, who have been adjudged bankrupts upon their own peti Ions, by the District Court of sa'd district. Dated at Clarksville, Tenn-May 11. ISCS. roylG 3t 5, IL TUOMAS, Assignee we Invite lUe nttentlon of CHERRY STREET. DEALBB IN ALL KINDS OP FOR Men and Boys, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, Canes.

jaseodtr S3PE0IAL NOTICES. Happy Marriages. ESSATS FOR TOUNG MEN. on lae Enors Abuses aod SUcase, wblch create Impedimenta to Marriage, with the hnmaneTlew of treatment and enre, sent in Busied letter enTelnpes free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bos Philadelphia, Pa.

mj0diSm MDortaiit to Persons Auvanceti in Tears TROUBUED WITH Constipated Bowels, And difficulty of Passing Water, Imperfect Digestion, Food Converted to Water. Letter from a well knovro cltlien oTOhlo. Mr. J. Hnnarrn, aged C3 years, Mansfield, O.

Mamsfieuj. March 21, ISCS. De. Ripwat Inclosed find one dollar. Send by mull as many of your Kegulating Pills as yon can afford Iwisb your Pills and Resolvent.

I like them very much, and recemmer them to othefe. Our druggists have none; iheysaytbe run is so great they have sold out. 1 am free to say, for myeir, they are the best medicine I ever found Twlsh you would inform me If there is any danger if'they are retalrca In the system for a length of time, -by takiDg one or more every eveniEg for a leogtk of time, ca there are many good medicines tbat are iojarious to take for a length of time, I have for several yevs been troubled with Costiveness, eoihatcven injections would-not procuiean I was all the time In more or less piln from the fUta-lenc. with large discharges of wlod. At the same time I was effiicted witb urinary difficulties at times tt almost killed me to pass water, very scanty and in drona.

at other timed lafee oaautl- tles, almost amountlLg to diabea'es. My age is. 03. 1 tr.eu evervtmng 1 mongnt wonia aogooa; nothing afTrded relier. In short, I procured one box of Rahwat's RrauLvTim Pills, Iooe six, free wacuatlons followed no tlcknesjs no pain.

Took two at bed time, this i-ecureda stool eah day sometimes would take three, at others lour, each day result, regular for several days, without pills. All piin and trouble from wind ceased. Gut one bottle or R. H. Resolvent; Urine now-all rlgut I am well known, more or less, all over th State, and not unfavorably for truth and veracity.

Send without delay. (Signed.) J. BILDEETH. on ek; Hulwaj'n Pllla arc campoacd knd are dlBwlvedin the stomich, and their properties absorbed through the circulation, actiBg oa the blood, chyle, bile and other fluids of the system, passing off through the excretions, and not I'fee mercury, calomel, corrosive sublimate, antimony and the common drastic substance, thai form the basis or ordinary pills, accumulate In tbe system and become deposited In the boccs, jointp, cartilages ai'd glands of the system, but 'hyy commnMcatc tbelrcurativeiiifiQcncethroQghtbe blood, chyle, bilp, sweat, etc Correcting, rcgulatmg, purifying, cleansiLg and purg ng from the body unhealthy humors, and restoring functional harmony to the secreting vessels ana orifices of every gland aud organ. In all case.1 of Dyspepsias, Liver Complaint, Imperfect Digested ifood, their luflaence Is wonderful, and no matter bow weakorparallzcdthe bowels may be, or how Irregular or costive, in the ai-ed or others, one dose will insure a discharge, and one or Iwo Insure regulu etoolc, at least once a day.

All aged gentlemen and ladies, who have used them, prefer them to all others, and the young and vigon.us find them the moat thoromrb regulator or the liver and bowels known. In cases where the bowels have been paralis-d by lead, and oJier minercls. and from artlzms dia- e.ises, these pills have secaed free passage where all other means failed. In bilious attacks, li fla-mat on the bowolc, erysipelas, fevers, tbat causes ulceration of tUo lining of the bowels and Intestines, they are mild, sure and healing. Every lamiiy a noma Kctp uicse pus.

iuey arc ine Dsn family phys.cian iu the world, and orl? 20. cents per Dox, or i iur tix doxcs. acnt 10 any part of the United State bv mail. The use of the Sarsaparillian, or Te-ovatlcg iiciuiTLBt, iu juur uuv, tu wcq iib uDportai.ce in urinary difficulties Tbe aged are mose or less troubled with theso affections; weaknes of the digestive organs and Imperfectly food being the cause: the insufficiency of cnyle, or Its unhealthy condition, falls to dissolve the euh- s-anccs taken into tho etomacb, eo as to pasi off uiiuuiiu uic niuuciiUii tauai, it is III IOOOJ COn- Terted into water, and seeks an tscape through thekldneyi, thus establishing a forelga fccrttiun of these clAnds: hence tha urine b. comes cbarewt with foreign constituents, cjming aepofits cf grjvei, oncs-uoM, maic ocia, aiDumtn, sunir, irritating the caislnir weakness.

paralyses, catarrh and pain to the canal of nrtiha in its passage out of the system, Hnndr ds of aged persona uuer irom th a ss well aa to era. a fewdosi.s of RadwajV Rtsolvent wonia lemove tnese oimcu'ties, ana witu tne aid of the pills Jccure healicy and perfect digestion, Hundreds of persons bu ferine from kidny and urina-v distuthances au't diseases may reit as sured of this being the true cause. Now, in such wuco, JJU1.UU, vuuuui uuuipcr, uiu, cli; ore aaa- gtrous, acd will prolong ibccu.cand cstabiah worse and new difllculiles. Cubebs are Irritating and make the urine acrid, causiue: pain, itchimr. along its pas-age.

Every well informed medical man knows what I state is a fact. Let those who arc irou'ned, jast try the barasparijlian Res Ivetit and Ksdwav's Pi Is. vou will find almost immediate relief; it will do for you what has done for Mr. Bl'dreth. This ccutleman Is a stramrer to us.

we tzive bis trstimonv as wp re- cciveo 11; 01 ooe inci rest assured, one. ootuc 01 worth all the bottks of Bnchu leaves that were ever gatbeiea by too most enlightened Hottentot, wbo. Derhans. knows as much about Bachu as the constitution, whether it be Bhattcrcd, wrecked or preserved pu'e and entire. The Pan-Ira Brava, Saraaparill'an and other vegc'aWc subs auccs, aregathcred for Dr.

Kadway uy persous ui inioiiiuuce who arc ecqusin ca wi tbe different varieties of each root so an not to make a mistake, do nit tiuat th-i gather ing of our -roots to a lot of savage Hottentots, hence the certainty of securing the genuine roots. SAMARITAN'S fiBFT. Tmr most certain rcmedv ever known. "YejL DOsltive ctirc" for eonon-hen. nnd nil dipSM nri.

ing fronxyouthful indiscretions. Only ten pills to ue taKen to.enect a cure. Tuey are purely veget able. smell, nor anv' nunleasant Cures In from two to four days, and recent cases ha Mhonrs. Noexnosnrcnotronble.

Priceofmale pacjeages $2 lemaic pacEagcs $0. sent Dy mail. SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES, the great blood purifier and remedy for Bcrofula, ul cers, eorca, spous, tetter, somes, dous, Bypmiis, anu all eruptions of tho akin. This is -no experiment It is a well tested remedy in the S. hospitals, where these diseases assume their worst forms.

Mild cases soon yield. Six bottles will cure the worst. Try the Root and Herb Juices, and It It iauB lo cure any 01 tne aoove, your money wui oa refunded by our agents. Price $1 25 per bottle; 01 six bottles DESMOND Proprietors, 915 Race Phila. For sale by W.

SMITH. Drtuztrist. cor. Church anil Vine wholesale and And retail agent. nuS ly BUY AT HOME THE UNDERSIGNED BEING FULLY PRE-X pared for manufnc luring Sash, Doors, Blinds inside and out, -and Stationary Slats.

Frames of every description, Bracket. Cornices, plain and ornamental. Mantle Pieces Moldings of all kinds. Base Boards. Flooring rwinlar and ntnp Ceiling clank, Weatbcrboardlng and building materials generally; alco, builders and contractors.

All at as low rates as can be imported of equal quality. SEND ORDERS. i-ancinaiiiy sou oispaicnis our ousincss creed. Office and Factory adioinlntr Nashville and Chat tanooga Railroad Locnmollve Street. Nashville, Tenn.

3P. I. In sur a Agency. FIRE, MARINE, LIFE ACCIDENT Insurance Office 36 ITOBTH COLLEGE STREET. or children seemed to enjoy their excursion.

Mrs. Brown and Miss Saunders with their wonted and well known hospitality treated all present e's Uieir guests, and freely threw open to them their beautiful grounds and elegant resi deuce. Tub hours flew quickiy by; too quickly for the children amid their games and rambles; too quickly for those of older growth in such charming company (so say the gen-, tleraen who were present), and in the enjoyment of such delightful hospitalityj At last, when late cveniog came, and scholars returned to town, never to forget the pleasures.