The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 4

A Jehe GENERAL assembly. Tho Toilotogpef soils to ouilau- CTT; The people Approval of tbe Banner. THE STEtKE ENDED. CARRIAGES rr TWeridiSt.apaPrlnteDi'A'ley. THE OITyT Sew The Sistere of Mercy announce thai they will reopen their academy on the first Monday of September.

Dry goods, ready-made clothing, nats, hnnto nhnca and notions will be offared to 1 AND BUGGIES. fXTB HAVE ON HAND AND WILL CL08H YT out at remarkably low nrlrpn a nian-iM sortment of Baronelics, Rocltaways, Two-seat Phaetons, Sliiniiig-lop Buggies, Albert Buggies, JPliaeton Buggies, So-top Baggies and Sulkies, All of sunerlor finish and workmanahlu. All per sons about purchsslng rehlc'es will Teh to give ns a call and examine onr work, tioth as to quality anil price, as wcare satisfied that we can mrnian a superior art'elo at a price as low as any noose in this rr any other section of the country. Particular attention paid to HsEPAIRlNGt-. Old Linings made to look as good as new by a new process.

HUNT POWERS, Receivers, 101 and 103 N. market Street Jyll 3m NASHVILLE. BEEVES' AMBE0SIA For tla. TTnif, IMPROVED It Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair- It causes the Hair to Curl It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy. It invigorates the Boots uf the Hair.

It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly. It immediately steps Hair Falling Out. It keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Agfe. It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color. It brings out Hair on heads that have, bees bale! for years.

Is composed entirely oi simple and purely vegetable substances It has received over six thousand voluntary te Umonlals of its excellence, many ol which aro from physicians in high standing 1 It Is sold in half-pound bottles (the namo blown In the giass) by Drugglsta and Dealers In Taney Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Dottle-. Wholesale by Deuufl Barnes P. C. Wells A Schleffelln New York. mhlBly Third National Bank NASHVILLE, TENN.

Stocicboldcr W.W.BttRRY, H. BURNS, JOHN JfDQAK JONES, D. WEAVER, CHAS. E. EILLMAN, DAN'L y.

CARTER, ALEXANDER PALI EDMUND COOPER. DEALS IN EXCHANGE, GOLD A5iT SILVEir. and Government Securltiea. Drafts drawn In sums to suit, ao London, New York, New Orleans, ClndaaaU, St. Louis, Louisville, Memphis, etc IT.

S. 5-20 and 10-40 Bonds always on hand for Ke. w. BERRY. President.

JOHN KI REMAN, Vice Presldt. EDGAR JUNKS. Cashier. FAEE EEDUOED I SOAR tS SO PER DAT. ttJNITEIJ STATES HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, KY, foil a M.

OPPENHEIMER, No. S3 North College rtrect, zaannfhctnrcr and dealer In custom-made 4 Boots, Shoes, Gaiters' and lirogans, Especial attention given to Costom Work oT CTerydescripUon. neatly and promptly axeccted. Jell tt ESTABLISHED 1858X SS Al No. 100 North College Street, 3m NASHVULE, TBSN.

$100 EEWAEDt STOLEN, ON SUNDAY LAS1 PROE 1IT premises, sir miles trom Nashville, on the Harding Pike, TWO BAY MTJ17ES, Both about fifteen hands high, and both fror years old this prlng ard branded on tte left hip with an one a horse mule, shod all xoand, light made; the other a mare, more heavily formed and unshod. IwUl give fifty dollars for the mules and fifty collars more for" the apprehension of tbe thief. JeSitf W. G.HARDING. LAI BAGGING THIS UNDERSIGNED, solo agents (or W.

A. Hlchardson Son's celebrated J. H. Flax Bagglne-. Also their R.

Green Leaf Bsnjhie anfl Rope, tbey haw received a large lot, and offer it to the trade on liberal terms. Also a fnll snppTr of lhe celebrated Arrow Tt lag tt BAILY. OB-WAY CO. Stoves, Tin-ware and House Furnishing Goods. NEW STOVE STORE.

IilRANK BONIER 41 NORTH MAB-kct, Dpposlto Union Street. Bavins established onrscrrcs in tho above business, we will sell onr eoods at pitces that wiP compete with any establishment of the kind In lhe ctrsato. prices. Wo will keep constantly on hand air kinds of Stoves, Tin ware, Castings, etc. Special attoi tlon given to Booing.

Gntterinir. Sheet-iron. Copper and Job Work. Give as a call -Ti FRANK SONIER am 43 North Market Street The Mccllanics, Saloon, 2SG Church Street, adjacent to the Cbattanooja Depot; contains tva bedrooms and a kitchen. Is 04 by IS feet; has a-good bus'nese; all the bar fixtures and furniture go with tbe bouse.

Everything Urstrclass and in good preservation. Apply to ED. NAGLK, on the-picmlscs. my20 codU WM LITTLE Bu Commission Merchants AH Receivers of Southern Produce. 6 State Wew TorK.

Je30 Sm eodV GILES COTJNTY 6oK TO YOUB INTEREST AND GO TO. J. H. OSBTJEN'S BOOKSTORE, Pulaski. Tennessee, AND BUY YOUB books, STATIONEET.

AND, To the Editor ot tho Banner: I'aee this morning a notice in your pa-1 per that Mrs. Rosa Levy was arraigned before Justices Smith and. MathewB, for obtaining money under false pretences. and compromised the matter by refunding the money (five dollars) and paying costs. Now, as a public journalist, you Bhonld do me justice and put my case before the peo ple, as my wife was not allowed to make any defense before the Magistrates.

The case is this: My wife keeps a little store on Broad Street, paying all the lienses and taxes required to keep such a place, and I have a separate business by going into the country to make a living. Yesterday, a colored man and woman came to the store of my wife and purchased goods to tho amount of twenty-five dollars, had them put in a trunk, took the key along, made a deposit of five dollars and prom ised to return in the course of the day and pay the balance of the twenty dollars and take the goods away. The man came back after awhile and demanded bis money back, refusing to take the goods. My wife of course, refused to refund the deposit, as it was a fair sale. A warrant was issued by the above Magistrates, charging her with obtaining motcy under false pretences, and, with out the Court hearing any defense on the part of iny wife, she was adjudged to pay a fine often dollars and costs, and to refund the five dollars she got on deposit The Court also insulted my wife by Eay- ing; "You ought be ashamed, ss it was the same as stealing the money from the nero." Now, thi3 is the kind of justice we are getting, when a colored "loyal' voter is a party to the suit.

Having beard of the affair, I went with an attorney to tho ustice's office, asked for an appeal, and demanded that if the negro is capable of voting, be should be held re sponsible for his contract but I was told that the negro had sworn that my wife had promised to pay back the deposit (which is a fa'sehcod). The Court at hut saw fit to release Mrs Levy from the flue, bi)t she had to pay the costs (three dollars and fifty cents), and refund the de posit. Perez Lew. NAsnvrtt-B, July 29, 1868. Tbe Learislatare, Both branches of the Legislature held comparatively brief sessions yesterday.

In our report of the Senate proceedings will be found mentioned the introduction of some important effect the finances of the State 03 well as involve a removal of disabilities from the disfran chised. the Introduction and sub sequent withdrawal of Mr. Waters' pr. position' to have the Presidential Elect-rs chosen by the Legislature instead of by the people, the action of the House was devoid of speclil interest, As Mr. Waters will to-day again bring forward in a different shape his plan "to ob viate tho recessity of calling out of the militia;" we defer our comments thereon until tc-morrow.

As to the gener-d spirit by which the Legislature is actuated, the business on which it has been called together is so serious that no disposition whatever is shown towards hasty action. Even the extremists do not appear to be half so mad as was at first apprehended. Imperial SeQ. Weed, We have received a stalk of Imperial Sea Weed, giown on the farm of Mr. James M.

Carter, 12 miles from town on the Granny White Pike. The crop was planted on the 7th and baa almost reached maturity within! twenty-two days. A careful measurement shows the head to be fully nine inches long and fuli of nctricious seed. Live stock will certainly not begrudge a vote of thanks fur the introduction of the Imperial Sea Weed. Base Ball.

A much game of base ball will be played between the first and second nine tc-day of the Nashville Club on their grounds. The Circus Is Coming. John Robinson's great Combination Circus and Menagerie will exhibit in Nashville some limo month BIVEB iS-TIxilGESCE. We report no arrivals cor departures The river is still swelling, with 20 inches on the shoals. Thebonnie Ella Hughes departs for Cairo to-morrow at i p.

it. Those who desire a delightful trip down tbe river should ship with that jolly mariner, Cap tain John Dix. BURNED TO DEATH. Fearful Casualty from Coal Oil Prom the KnoiTiiIc and IfeaU, July 2S We have to record this morning another terrible coat oil accident arising from the carelcas use ot tnat dangerous uiuminat. ing fluid, which resulted in the loss of tliree lives, un last nursflay nignt, Jura.

i-ams, wite 01 uotonet sam, living a quarter ot a mils trom Tsirord station on the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail road, was sittine; up waiting on a sick child. We understand, that several times during the night, when she arose to give the child its medicine, she had poured oil 63 Eome embers in the fire-place, fur the purpose ot masmg a blaze and liguling up the room. The result was that at list the oil in the can took fire as she was stooping down over it with the child in her arms. The can exploded and the burning contents were inrowu over ner and her child. With frantic screams, Mrs Earns rushed into another room where her husband had oecn sleeping.

by her wrBDDed blankets and auilts around her. endeavoring to' put out the flames, burning himself severely, but, alas, too late 'to Bive the mother or child." The former was ten ibly burned about the head and- part of the body, and the hitter, was rburncd from head to expiring shortly afterward. "while inthc aVr onies of her tortures, enve birth to another child, -and onr Sunday morning tbe mother and both chi'dren were buried iu onencoflln." The friends and neighbors of ColonelEams deeply sympathize with mm nis greai amiciion; -Deserting the Sinking: Ship. The Atlanta Constitution of the 28th ihsf. Bays A letter from a radical county in Northeast Georgia, informs ris that the greater portion of the radicals and leaguers: have abandoned that party, openly proclaimed ior ine jjemocracy, ano declare tnat the leaguers shall not again assemble in the county.

One family, numbering some sixty or Beventy voters, are leaders in this noble work, and hundreds of others are followine thtir patriotic examole. A' gentleman just from Newton County county is played out In the late election aome two nundred and any white men for Bullock and the Constitu'ion now, twenty-five can hot bs found in the county who are not t-pen advocates for Seymour and Blair. We have similar inteliieence from vari ous portions of the from every quarter ma giuu uuLngs-come to us tnat me peop e- are rising their might to anaseou me MARRIED. SCOTT HICKS. At He rffldence ot tao Dnae a oj toe rev.

w. uairu, Jam 8 scolt and Belle Hict, alt crthlB city. The' bapp? pair lett en the afternoon train to enioy bliss ot.thelr-hcjieTmoon atLookont Honntalo. IfOR CAIBO. ST.

LOUISyMEM-f PHIS ANTJ NSW OnT.RANS The. fine paasenrrer steamer filLA HDOrfKS- Wm. Dix. Mas. tI? Wm.

S. Brroman. Clerk; will Tnnvi, an fihnvn on FRIDAY, ric31jt lust, at lOo'doct pos- UTEty. For freight or passage apply' on board, or to WM. BOYD, Agent 41 and 43 Front street, or to HA1LR1SON SON, Noa, aid 48 Front street.

thorized agents to recolve and receipt for subscriptions R. P. Baker, W. H. Engle and Frierson Bro.

Columbia, Tenn. Dodd Simmons, Edgefield, John P. House, and J. W. Faxon, Clarksville, Tenn.

E. W. Ocs Tenn. W. R.

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

Franklin, Tenn. Chesley Williams, Eaglevilie, Term, 'i Dr. S. W. Northern, in any of lhe Coun ties of Tennessee west of Nashville.

J. M. Shields, Linnville, lenn. W. A.

Watkins, Cullcoka, Tenn. Wm. Hatcher, Gallatin. Tenn. J.

R. Osborn, Pulaski, Tenn. W. H. Bugg, H.

Baird, Shop Spring, Wilson Tenn. I. F. Mason, Bsrren Plains, Tenn. W.

H. Carrlngton. Savannah, Tenn. D. R.

Towne, Covington, Tenn. J. S. Brown, Springfield, Tenn. G.

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

C. New Woodbury, Tenn. Samuel F. Junkin, US West Fourth Cincinnati. 8.

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

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

L. C. White, Lebanon, Tenn. M. G.

Gosey, Peyonsville, Tenn. R. 8. Bolles, Murfreesbe 3. Chas.

M. Ewing, Dresden, Tern. S. M. Jones, Augusta Hote Aurrnsla, Ga.

J. H. Draughon, Gardner, Tenn. Thos. McFarland, New Matket, Ala.

F. 1. Dibble LoujsviUe. Dr. J.

P. Cqllum, Ashland City, Tenn Hon. W. Whiteville, Tenn Hiram Johnson, Humboldt, Tennessee Louisville Nashville fiailioad, WINTER '67-88. COMMENCING WILL run as follows: Leave Nashville, so x.

h. 6-80 r. 11. Arrive at Louisville, 11:5 p.m. Roth trains ttirV direct connection at Lunlsvillt with the Jeffcrsonvrlls Railroad forSt.

Louis. Chi- cago, Indianapolis. Cincinnati, Balttmort, Washington, Philadelphia, and "New York. Slomrng trains from Nashville connect with TJ. 3.

ttall une Dreamers leaTing nw 7. connecting at Cincinnati -trita early mominc trains Bast. BAGGAGE CHECKED From Nashville to St. Loola, Chicago, Clurtnnatt and all principal Eastern cities. Sir ine u.4(J p.

a. tram irom nasnvute, noes NOT BUN ON SUNDAY. Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves Gallatin a. arrlvine at Nashville at 11:53 a. u.

Returning leaves Nashville at 3:55 r. x. and ar rives at Gallatin a 6:35 p. x. IUS7 301V ALKIUiT runri.

ucn'l sunt. No ipe tn S(iow Cause on Petition for Dis charge In Bankruptcy. nnBIS IS TCi GIVE NOTICE THAT G. C. JL He, 1L T.

Bush, J. T. JS. Odem. 7.

O. Wo dword, George L. Medlio, L. 3L E-rkpatrlck ai.d nel Conelsor. ell of Sumner Countv, Ticneseee, hive filed in the ofiltc ol the Clerk or this Court, the'r petitions fo; discharge, und it was thereupon ifce Court that a hearing be naa upon me same on THE iTH DAY OF S.TJGTJST.

IS03, atthcbour.uf.Iuvf.11.llSfA.il. 12u. I2VT. 1 snd i t. at the oface ot the Register at the Court House, in Gallatin Tennessee; and that all creditors who have proven their debts, ftud other persons interested may appear at said time and place, and rh'w cause, if tlipv h-vn.

wti, thp nmvPM of Haiti mav not be nod that the Ed and id meet ings of said creditors will bo had at said time ULd place. X. 11 CASlr-BBLL, Uleik. TJ. S.

Dlst. Court Mid. Dlat. ol Tennessee. JjlC-Th3t Notice to Show Cause In Bankruptcy.

npnis is to give notice thvt Bojd a ju, -smith, William 1. llvficdcc. w. H. iirattou, trederlcK runups, Samuel Hyman.

John B. Everttr, Hardy liryap, D. J. Dts- mukes, M. Uamiltman Henry Case, ail of Da-vldcon County, Tennessee, have filed In tbe'ofUce of the Clerk cf this Court their netltions fur dis charge, and it was thereupon ordered by the u.urt tnat a hearing be naa upon uie Bime, On the 5th day of August, 18C8, at the honrs of T.

8.8V. 9.3V. 10. 10V. 11.115.

a. v. and 12 respccrlvclv. before A. 3.

Bradlcv. Re- "leter at oce No. 81 Church Street. Nashville. Davidson Coanty, Ttnneisee, and tbat all creditors who have proven their debts, and other per'ocs lnte-cstci may appear at said tl-re and place, and show csun if auy ibey have, why the n.nvr-r if n.H f.tn.

ohnnlri nnt l.o audthattbp escend and third meeting of soil creditors will bo had before the Register al same lime aud place. S. H. CAMPBELL, Clerk. TJ.

S. Dlst. Court, Mid. Dlst of Tenn. jylO Th3t CORAL JEWELUY, F.

L. DAVIES Maxwell House, are now openinn-a large sto of Pink Coral Jewelry, consisting of BBAOELETS, NECKLACES, BROOCHES AUD EAR-MUGS, OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION, DIRECT FROM NAPLE 1, Whioa they are selling VERT LOW. An of the stock is respectfully sbhciterl. tf FRESH GROCERIES 'R. WEAKLEY, So.

6 TStirtli College Street, Successor to Weakley Yarborongh, IS JfST IN RECEIPT OF A FBESH' STOifl ofGroceilcs and riiuors, conatat- wrr inparc 01 Bir hhils New Brown Sntrar, 10 Clarified 10 Si-maram 200 bags coolee Bto CoHec, SO bbld and ball bbbi N. O. Holassee, 20 Golden Syrnp, 25 CrnareaSojrnr, 25 Powdered Sagar. SCO 'Peacbblow and Nesaannck Potatoes, 60 half bbti Macteral, assorted, 100 boxes Soap, 200 Star Candles, 100 Starch, ltio Cotc Oysters, 50 Fresh Peaches, 100 casts Hoda, 200 boxes Soda, 1 lb papors, 10 gross Eamwel's Essence Coffee, 100 boxes Caddie's Chewing Tobacco, 20 Pmoklnz 10 bbls Chewing Tobacco, In balk, 50 dozen Brooms, 100 painted Buckets, 100 caddies assorted Teas, 50 boxes Mustard, assorted sizes, 50 Ramrord's Yeast Powders, 10 bbls Blacking, 25 caes Blcharason's Matches. 60 boxes Pickles, 100,000 Cigars, v-irlons oranfis, 700 bbls Magnollo Floor, 100 Black Lick 150 boxes Cheese.

ALSO, i Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Madder, Indigo, Candy, Nnlmcgs, Fancy Soaps, -Mace, Wrapping Paper, Wines, Pepper Sauce, Liqaors. All of which will be sold cheap for cash only. R. JO. WEAELEY, mylotf No.

sNorth CollecCt Notice to Show CarjBe In Bankruptcy. THIS IS TO QiyE NOTICE THAT O. W. Coles, BenJ CllTton.R. B.

Hays. JohnW. Hewahley, S. B. Hardy, Lanford Saddler and J.

S. WUUaniSun. all'of Wilson Hnnntv. han- rtlml In the Office Of the Cll-rV Of thl. nnnrr thMr penuons ior niscnarge, and It was thereupon ordered by the Court that a hearing be had upon the ON THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST, 1S0S, at the hours of 8, 9, 18, a 10 and a.

m. respectively, at the Conrt-house, before Alexander1 S. Bradlev HnHtir: It, lRnnn. Tennessee, and that an creditors who have proven their debts, aid other persons. Interested, XOaTaDDear at Said tlmp'nnti hIrm'- nnfl ffhon cause, ir any they have, why the prayer of said petitions ihonld hot bo granted, and that the second and.tblid meetings of, tho will be had before the Register at sane tune- and place.

7 E. B. CAMPBELL. Clerk tf. S.

jyw oistrictCourtM.D.orT. The proprietors ot; tne bahhbe nave exerted audi are continuing to exert every energy to make It a paper in every way suited to the wants of the people, and we are-glad to know that we labor not in vain. We are receiving daily, from all parts of the country, substantial de monstrations of the people a approval oi our course, in the shape of remittances for subscriptions and clubs to our daily, tri-weekly and weekly editions. H. VVaid, at Mount Pleasant, senus club of twenty for the campaign weeEiy B.

F. Chapman, Palmetto, sends thirteen names Q. D. Upton, Henry elation, eleven; J. C.

New Woodbury, sends seven names with the following nice compliment ''We will continue to do all in our power to increase the circulation of the Banner and the glorious cause in which it as well as ourselves arc engaged The Bannee justly stands at the head of the press of Tennessee, and at the present fast increasing ratio of subscriptions pour. ing into yonr office, you will soon loss sight of your competitors in the dim dis tance. Success to the Banner, our cause and Seymour and Blair. John N. Meroney, Santa Fe, Tennessee, sends a club of twenty, accompanied by the following encouraging note.

Dear Sirs Inclosed nlease find W. 0. Gordon check on Fourth Na tional Bank for eighteen dollars, for which you will please send twenty copies of the Weekly Bannee to our office until after Grant defeat. We go heavy on our Bannee. and we are slad we have such men to bear it men- who we know have and will enforce precept by example.

Tboueh we -can not vote with Sambo vet. we have the glorious privilege of reading left, which bleBsing the old dried up tyrant at Knoxville can not take from us. Then go on with your noble Baknsk floating bravely to the breeze, study, our rights and interests and firmly advocate mem, ana be sure tne noys ot cm Maury will follow close the glorious old Bannee. On the other Bide I give the names of the cur. I am doing what little 1 am aDie to do to circulate the Bannee, that those who vote may know how' to y.ote, and those who read and do not vcte may prer bare to vote.

We take the ia the name of W. f). Girdon Co so I have put the Banned to. the club for ninety cents each until Christmas, giving them tho benefit of the offer you make to ciuos. Oar clever friend and enterprising agent at Clarksville, John W.

Faxon, stnds a club. Thomas J. Gray, Fayettville, sends monoy for Triweekly, acpompsnied by a note thanking us in behalf of our sabscrir bers at that place for sending their papers by express, but complains of tbe package being often broken open and several papers taken therefrom. He says, "wi forgive them though, knowing it is mighty hard for any one to do without the Banker. In addition to the above we have re ceived in the last two or three days as many as Eeventy-five letters, all of which onlain remittances for one of the other of the editions of the Bannee, with woids of encouragement and approbation, for which we return to each and all our heait- felt thatiEs for their hearty support.

A GRAY SIAIRED VILLAIN-. He Attempts to Outrage a bin, One of the most outrageous and revolt ing attempts to commit rape that has ever occurre.1 in this vicinity happened in North Edgefield Sunday. A negro man leventy years of age at tempted to violate the person of a little girl, before and (a the paesence of her mother, who lay upon a bcrl, be'pless and infiim. The mother, after pleading with him for her child as only a parent could plead, leaped from the bed, started toward tbe brute and fell upon the floor from sheer exhaustion, Finding she' could do nothing horEelf she sent a message to a colored minister who was at the lime preaching in North Edgefield, for him to come and pray for her. As foon as the minister heard of it be dismissed the congregation, and, ac companied by the whole cf his flock, went to her cabin, surrounded it an cro ded it in so densely that had not sonv white persons prevailed upon them to leave she would have been suffocated.

She was again placed in bed, grew worse and has since become deranged. The old nun was the father of the woman's piesent husband, and the little girl the daughter of her first He has not yet been apprehended. The Anti-Grant At the second meeting cf the Anti- Grant Club, held on Wednesday evening for permanent organization, the following were elected as officers of the Club: President, E. Levy; Vice Presidents, Max Sax, Mike Powers, D. Winebaum, J.

Northman, J. Bloomstien; Secretary, D. Barnard; Treasurer, S. Hy-man; Executive Committee, P. W.

Albert Chairman, Max Rosenheim, P. Fleeshman, J. Barker, D. Blod, J. Samuels, J.

M. Sohel Finance Commit'ec, Isaac Frank Chairman, L. J. Levy. After appinting a committee.

to Constitution and By-Laws for tbe government of the Club the meeting adjourned. Di Babnaed, Patents to Sontnern Inventors. Hewitt, Solicitor of Patents, No. 91 Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky, officially reports to the Bannee the follow ing list of patents inven- icrs ior me wees: enuing July 25, isus Tennessee Hiram Vaughn and others, Nashville; apparatus for the manufacture of whisky; 8. B.

horse. collar stuffing machine. South" Carolina A. and bird trap. Georgia Leon Bemelmans and Laurent, DeGive, Atlanta, manufacture of glass.

Louisiana C. K. Marshall, JNew Orleans, hot air fines in stoves Henry Shaw, New Orleans, grinding plate for jgrist mill. Projected Synagogue. Messrs.

Callender Garrett, real estate agents, sold to tbe Jewish Congregation yesterday, a lo5 on Vine Street, near Church, for SB, 200, on which they intend erecting a synagogue at an early day. Tbe Natural Tennessee bonds are going down in New York with a' rush. They were quoted at 6G last Tuesday, but had yesterday declined to 05. Brownlow's ex termination manifesto and the dreaded militia are, of course, responsible" therefor. Tno BlErbt Spirit.

A meeting of tho Colored Democratic Executive Committee was held last night, President Elias Polk in the Chair. Reso-- lutiona were unanimously mg steadfast allegiance to the National Democratic party, demanding, the restoration of all' their" rights' to disfranchised citizens. Joseph E. Williams was recommended as Elector at large in be half of the Democratic colored voters of the State. Preparln-r Tor War ragged darkey was seen hastening yesterday the southern suburbs of the city with a huge saber over his When asked where' he was going, he to drill wid dem udder 'crates.

We'se to jine the melishy 'fore de week's out. ttjT We S2a by our exchanges that Mr. JnoRob nrun's Great Combination Circus atd Menapene is soonto visit cur city," and it ill speak vr-iy bigh'y, as being tha ben Mid mJs' cuii' ein til its apart ments ci jit thii'ursny. Having rtfittsd aad rjmideled it jr the entire scisbn of 18G8, with the following -first class artists, th from Europe and America, at an enormous expense, amongst whom are the Woman Wonder, Miss Ocrdelia Dainly, all and even more than any man rider, upon the bare back of a wild steed, with-outsaddle or bridle; also, M'. J.

M. Ktl- ley, who has for the patt two years b.en in London and Paris, and has returned with tbe g-'ldcn belt as the greatest lespsr in the world, Uyinj; over fourteen and fifteen burses at ca'Ji exhibition; also, Mr. Jno. Wi son, the greatest mSls somer-saultirist iu America, and Mr. Frank Robinson, in bis famoui act of horsemanship, turning eight to twelve somersaults on a horse while dashing around' the circle; and various others, all of first class too numerous, to raenlion.

Of the menagerie too much cannot be said, as our exchanges where it has visited say thev have the finest and largest and most complete that has ever visited this country. jy30-lt For Mayor. At the earnest solicita tion of many of our influential citizens, I hereby announce myselt as a candidate for Mayor at the ensuing fail election. jy30-tf H. TnortSBEBO.

IVat'er Tax For tbe present half year is now due, and a saving of ten per cent, can be made by paying at the banking house of Thos. B. Marr, corner Union and College Streets. Iw lhe Jockey Collar Al A. Aiolbou's Gent's Furnishing Store, 7 north Btreet.

1y2frSt Fine Attain Nashville. 0. C. Giers would respectfully inform his many friends and customers that he ha9 just returned from a trip to Now York and other-Eastern cities, where he has made himself acquainted with all the new improvements and inventions in the Photographic art also, just received a fiie lot of albums, gilt and rosewood frames, etc. Ca'l at Nos.

43 acd 45 Union Street, and aee the finest collection of In the South west. jy2G lw rETTn view of the reopening of the Nash ville and Northwestern Rai'road to the business of this city, our merchants should avail themselves of the advantages offered "The West Tennesscean," published a1 Huntingdon, as an advertising medium. As it is the official organ fcr the Counties of Bjn'on, Henry, Carroll, Henderson, Gibson, Weakley, Oyer and Jjau- derdale. it ofiira peculiar advantages to those who wish to command a business in those thriving counties. jy-Za lw PnscrinU House Mrttirlng.

The distribn'ioQ of a half million dol lar tvorth of property in this grand scheme will take St. Louis Octo ber 8th, 18G8. Only 32,000 certificates were left to be disposed of on the 1st of July, out of 100,000. The tiros now given is amply srjfflcient for the managers and their agents to distribute this balance among the people at large. The drawing will come off during the week of the great fall fair at St.

Louis, when the city will hare forty-fiye or fifty thousand which will be' an imtQenso advantage to the Assccia ion in eletrlog off every certificate. Judge Lanham, Colonel Alexander Kclsey, Captain John King-, Captains Dan and Bait Able, and all mrnibars of lhe Association plcJge tbe public their personal word of hono; that the drawing shall come oil at that time. And to theirs 1 add tbe pkdge. of my humble nam(. Certificates, as usual, to be had at Hectare's music store.

Respectfully, W. H. Rhea. WII4T THE LOUISVILLE PBES3 gAS. Captain W.

II. Ilhsa has again opened (he compaign lor Ibe of Kentucky in the House drawing. He prof-, fered to return the money to all dissalis, fied parlies, but few availed themselves of tc offer. The management, in postponing the drawing, pursued the only safe and wise course, and we have unwavering confidence in the Integrity of those conducting the enterprise, as well as Captain Rhea's, whose reliability we readily vcucb for. Courier, July 17.

An announcement to-the public, and particularly to the ticket holders in the Paschall House drawing, appears in the Journal this morning. We regard the postponement as favorable synvptom, and, when wc announced it several weeks ago, we meant no discredit to the scheme. On the contrary, the determination to sell a'l the tickets is a guarantee of perfect fairness, and an actual protection to every licket-iolder. In addition to this, it should be stated that Major Vf. B.

Rhea, the general agent in this part of tbe country, is as reliable as the ale bank. We have shown our confidence in the drawing, by invesliDg in it, and have no hesitation in commending it to our readers. Louisville Jonrna', July 18. WnAT TflE NASHVILLE rAPERS BAT. In another column will be found a card from our old lriend, Major W.

H. Rhea, ofioulsville, in reference to the Pascha)! Hdnse drawing, which ought to bs eati -factory ajl who hold or propose to hold certificates in lhat mammoth real estate BChenie. Whilst we may have protested against the postponement of the drawing on the first instant on account of the gen; eral dissatisfaction occasioned, it Is but justice to state tbat tbe management have been prompted in their action by the fairest and most honorable motives, and, we are assured, are determined that the affair shall be conducted with perfect fairness, and after this scheme is disposed of, proba? bly to follow it up with others. Republican Banner, Jnty 21, jy22t Seymour and Blair. Fox the best Campaign Medals, Pins, Badges and Flags of Seymour and Blair, send to Ibe oldest and most respectable manufacturers, who have made this business a speciality for the Ipast nineteen years.

We havo now ready a ereat variety of all slvles, Prices from $8 to $10 per 100. We will send to any address, postpaid, on receipt of price. One sample, 25c, Three samples, 60c, with price list. We request our correspunaenid uu unci, ua we are always veiy busy during the campaign. We make suitable reductions on ail large orders for dealers and.

clubs. All moneys sent by Post Office Order at our use. we guarantee inn amount in at lowest rates, lor all moneys sent to us. Address Rioiiabds Maekt, 55 Murray Street, New York. P.

O. Box 8.131: jyiseodlm Bearding Reduced. Leonard House, No. 2G Sonth College Street, owing to the hardness of the times and the scarcity of money, has reduced board. Board and lodging, per week, $5 day board, per week, SI- 2w) Leonard House.

A Remarkable SlrawbeiryTfie Golden Queen Yon that wish to culti vate the best Grapes, Strawberries and other nursery stook, should send two three-cent stamps for Mr. Cline'a Descriptive Catalogue, of sixteen pages; also, showing a printed cut of the Onta-io Grape, single bunches weighing two J. B. Clixe. No.

8 Howell Street, Rochester N. T. je21 im New Flour. Choice new wheat flour for sale at W. W.

Totten', Brothers, at greatly reduced prices, by the sack, barrel or car load. No. 28 College Street, i Nosnville, Tennessee. ie27 1m. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Congress -in this District, sub ject to the action of the nominating Con vention of the Republican party.

aaOBAOE a. llAEBISOtT. July Gtb, 1868. VnIlIctory fronribo Leading Spirit. We cheerfnllv accord a place in our col umns to the following "Farewell Ad- dresB:" To the Employes ofthe NaahTilJ.

and Northwest ern Kauroao: Gentlenmen: We have been united to gether in a strong and determined stand against injustice and the grossest wrong for ovsr two months. It has been cur good fortune, aided by Providence, and the good intentions of the Slate govern ment, to succeed in cur plans, and to triumph over a cabal which sought to crush down labor and ruin the credit ot the State by the most nefarious prac tices. When you organized for the pur pose of fighting at once that cabal and injustice together, you saw fit, for reasons best known to yourselves, to place me at the head of your organiza tion. Without being egotistic, I may conscienliously say that I have tried to do my duty horestly and fairly toward all parties, and in perforriing ihis duty I was aided by your good sense and council, and the path was made easy for me by your forbearance and discretion Daring our long and trying period of suffering, de pending, as we were, principally upon the support and sympathy of friends, we nev er committed a wiong knowiDgly toward any one never violated any law or gave orTens3 to any worthy person. The best proof of your good conduct, and the beBt indorsement of your good sense that could poEsibly be given, was the approval of all classes of people in this city.

Leav ing out a very miserable and disreputable faclion, it is not going beyond the truth to say that yon were supported in your struggle by every one in the State. The press was a unit in yqur favor, and the people, in your darkest hour, gave you substantial proof of sympathy, and I am proud to Eay you were not unworthy of them. The "strike," as it ha been called, is now over. The Northwestern has fallen into other and better hands. The gentlemen who now control it seem inclined to act honestly toward us.

They have given a guarantee of their intentions by paying up, out of the Stale money, the wages which tho. State owed you. Ton have their word of honor that the old hands to whom money is still due for work done under the old regime will lie the first em ployed and the first paid out of the sur plus proceeds of the earnings. All this was submitted to you to-day, and you agreed to accept the terms. There is now no further cause of complaint.

It is our in terest, it is the interest of all concerned in this business to forget the past, go to work with new hope and heart, and build up the credit and business of the road, there by benefiting the people and the State, who have been our friends, as well as benefiting ourselves. A great many of you have families, and are more or lesa firmly rooted in the soil at different places along the line of this railway. The success ot this road will be your prosperity and i's failure will be yonr ruin. Their is a bright future before you bo conduct yourselves that no act of vours may dim its brightness. From this day forward we are all together, from Re ceiver and President down.

Our interests are identical, and our interest is bound up in the interest of the State. Let us work for the general good, and we shall not be left behind in the race of nrosnerity. Our organization is now dissolved, and as President thereof, Ibid you a brotherly farewell. Tonrs, Toa Cahkinq. A Fruitful Theme.

The editor of the Press and Times, who, we believe, aspires to the Congressional seat about to be vacated by Mr. John Trimble, 13 revealed upon, his confession as an adept at the business of log-rolling. We are told in his paper of yesterday ol "a pleasant soiree at the house Of Mr. lleicer," lhe cvtning previous Another paper spoke of it as a "fruit supper." But we ate further informed by "mine host himself, that The great, Btern brows of our Solons was relaxed in the p'easant and instruc tive conversation, and in the enjoyment Of a few seasonable delicacies and Grafito-nian Ha Farias." No one knows better than our Con gressional aspirant how to make the great Btern brows of onr Sohms" relax. whether by stuffing their cheeks with peaches and cream, or with sugar-coated pills of the Ftver and Ague remedy, in which he used to deal extensively in put ting down the rebellion: "By their frullB shall ye know, them," suggests, another local moralist, and another reminds them of Mullins' interesting narrative of "man's first disobedience and the fruit" How ever, we are inclined to believe, from the industry of the Prosscr wing of the split, that tho fruits uf the labors of "six long years of toil and trouble will not be rewarded by the fruitful- emoluments and perquisites of a seat in Congress.

That temporary fruit will be to him like the fruits of Toatalus, ever receding from h'n eager touch. Reading the fulsome eulogy upon the Solons, tho trite maxim involuntarily suggests itself 'How we apples Reopening or tbe Northwestern Ball. road. Colontl H. L.

Claiborne, Treasurer of the Northwestern Katlroad Company, fin- itbed paying off tbe employes yesterday. The total amount paid to tho employes by the State will reach about $35,000. Ar rangements havo been made: to run the road. The employes are to take charge of the road, and assign the men to the duties which they performed previous to tho strike, until they shall have been paid the three months wages due them from the company. Mike Kearny has been appointed fore man of the shops.

A construction train went out in the afternoon to repair the road. Before it started, however, about two hundred of ie employes were addressed by Tom fanning, both in English and Irish, and alsoby Amos Galout in explanation of the arrangements which had been perfected. We are sufficially assured that the road will be open through to Hickman within the next ten days. Commissioners Court. Wm.

Rivers, using' language having a tendency to provoke a breach the pi ace, continued Morris Sanders, assault ing W. J. Gamble, 25 W. J. Gamble, using abusive language -and assault and battery, discharged Margaret Fourhey, drunkenness jib the street, Gelliay assault and hatteryj discharged; John JohnBon, ns.iDgabiya.and-ofrensive language, $5 Hugh Hefiernan, assault ing John Johnson," atscnargea John Lamb, drunkenness on the street, $3 Frank Edwards, assaulting with gun, rer leased Leonard, Wl J.

Gamble, $25 Wm. GHoughJ drunkenness, $3 Stephen Payne assault and battery, discharged Hugh Hefiernan, carrying concealed, weapons, Ss Ann Con ner, drunk and using profane language on thej Btreet, workrhouse 30 days Wm. Owens, boisterously disturbing the public peace and resisting an officer in the charge "of liis" dutySlO Calvin UnHeN wood, fast riding, S3. Several citizens were up for failure to repair sidewalks. Nashville, July 29, 1868.

SENATE. a 10 a. Speaker Senter in the Chair, and 23 members pres ent Prayer by Mr. Campbell. By Mr.

Elliott A memorial from the merchants of Nashville, requesting the Legislature to-confer with them in writing icepsuuug mi nti, jjtratu uy me 1 a-tnre to amend the revenue law, to explain to them why it is that they have to pay one per ceni. 10 me ate. ano one Half per cent, to the "county, on a1I: cotton, grain, flour, provisions, etc on all sales thev mav make as enmmisstnn iriarplinnta Referred to the Finaico Committee. is. Mr.

Eaton A bill to hanidate the State debt, as follows: Whereas, by reason of the Ute rebellion, the State of Tennessee was Tor five years deprived of her legitimats revenue, her great raili oad in'eresis materially im paired, and tnereuy convened trom a financial benefit to financial burden, her agricultural and manufacturing laterest prostra'cd, her school fund wasted, the millions wh'ch she had invested in her Stale Bank squandered, her whole poou-lation has been unable to pay at maturity ner lnueoteoness 1 Dut, Wiiebeas. Actuated bv tbe same hick purpose which induced thorn to contribute lavisniy ot tn. tr wood and their property to sustain the oause of the Union: and fi nally, to ofler up millions in value of thoir Elave upon lhe altar of thiir country, it is the deteimination of the people of Tennessee to pay to the last farthing their just indebtedness therefore, in order that the Slate msy not be driven to renudiation. but mav be fuily enabled pay olf all her liabilities and restore the common scncoi luna at ine ea-ncsi prac ticablo ccriod Be it enacted bu the General As sembly of the State of Tennessee That tne cup-re ponded indemenness 01 me State, principal and interest, now due or which may Decome due wimin inree vears from' the passage of this act, be under the direction of He -vernor of tho State, fundid at Dar in thirtv.vear bonds otthe State of Tennessee, bearing six per cent, interest payable semi-annually, prin cipal and interest payable in tne city ot Nashville, auls act to tatte aueci irjm 11s nassage. By Mr.

Wisener A resolution calling for a renort from the finance Board of tbe manner which they have discharged the duties intrusted to them by an act of the Legislature. Whetner any nonus naye oecn issued under sai'd act. 2. Whether any of the bonds of the State have fallen due. 3 Whether tho semi-annual interest on the bondB of the State have teen paid.

AdoDted. By Mr. WiEener A resolution calling on tbe Comptroller lor information as to the condition ot tne nnance ot tne ciate, Adopted. By Mr- Lyle A resolution to oppokf a joint committee of fivo on the part of tue senate, anu on me pan ui me House, to wait unon the Governor end urge upon him the expediency ot laving before this called Ecssion of the Lrgisla-ture the prop iety of taking steps looking 10 the removal of the disabilities from a very large aid intelligent portion of cur population as contained our present, iran-chise law. Liid over.

By Mr. Cate A resolution to appoint a comrcntee IQ examine into me aiiegeo frauds affecting the State credit. Rejected; avta II. navs 11. On motion pf Mr.

Nelson, Messr-3. Mcr Call and Wisener wore added to me Mili tary Committee. The report of Colonel Boor was pre sen cd by Speaker Sinter, and referred to tne jnillitary uommi.t;c Adjourned till 3 r. sr. to-day.

norsE. The House was called to order by the Speaker at 10 a. m. iiSSOLVjnoKs. By Mr.

Williams WnanEAs, It is evi dent that a foul conspiracy ha3 been en tered into by par ies as yet unknown to the public for the purpose of injuring the credit of the State and deprecating the price of htr bonds lor purposes ot specu lation BLU, Wukkeas. His Excellency, W. Brownlow, Governor of Tennessee, re commends the appointment by 'the Gen eral Assembly of a Joint Select Ci.inmi:- tee, with lull power to Eend for persons and papers for the purpo-e of ferrying out lue guuiy jjariita; uieiciuiu, uk il Resolved, bu the General Aiscmbli or the Stale of Tennessee. That a com Ite of on the part of the Senate, and three on the part of the House of Repre sentatives, be appi iuted, with full power 10 send lor persons and papers, and make a. thorough examination into all lhe facts and rircumstances connected lhe afortSiii conspiracy, and report to the General Aseniuly as soon as racticatjie Adopted under tlie suspension 01 uii rules.

By Mr. Bvder that so much of the Governor's message as refers to calliDg out the militia be ref-rred to a committee of on the part of the Senate and five on the part 0 tne flousp, Bv Mr. Woodcock-Resolutions of re spect for tho memory of M. Grave5, late member from Jackson County. Mr.

Wil iams passed a brief eulogy on lhe private virtues and public services of tne deceased, iiuopteu uuaer a suspen sion of the rules. The Speaker announced the following as lhe Committee on tue part ot tne House to audit the accounts of Colonel A Bcone Messers McKinley, White of Bradley, and Hodges, By Mr. Cordel -That so much of the Governor's messmc as r.ktes to the Peni tentiary be referred to a commi'tee of five. Mr. Shepxrd moved that the committee be made joint committee of five on the pait ot tne nouse, anu on ine pari the Senate.

Aereed and the resolu. tin as amended was adopted under a suspension of tho roles. Mr. Hanoi ton, of Shelby, moved that the committee have power to send for persons and papers. Agreed 10.

Tne resolution as amended was then adopted under a ruspenston of the rules. The Speakrr announced tho following as the committee on tne pari 01 ine nouse, under Mr. Williams' resolution, to inves tigats the conspiracy against the State -ir nnnnu Stone. By Mr. Sinelelarv A bill renealinc: an act passed March 13, 18118, and known as "on act to liquidate the debt of ih-State tailing one iu ibib-.

rasseu nrsi reau ins. By Mr. Sheppard That each member and othcer ot tne House nc inrmsnea witu three da'ly newspapers during the session. Mr. Dver offered a substitute tbat.

each 'member and officer pay for lhe papers suDscriDta ior- our 01 ms own Withdrawn." The oiiginal resolution was adopted un der a suspension. 01 tne rules. NEW BILLS'. By Mr. Doughty A bill to.

reimburse the common echool far.d," providing that the entire -revenue ot ine state, alter pay-ior? the current' exoensss of the State Gov crnment. and the entire sum which mav be paid into the State Treasury the various railroads, shall be invested in State'. bonds for common school purposes'. Ruled out of order by the Sneaker as not "embraced within the pur- 1 1. 1.

1 1 3 poses ior wmuu uiu uuu ul- cpmliled. and withdrawn bv the author. By Mr. Waters, of Wilson "Providing for tne election 01 rrestuenuai Electors oy the General Assembly, instead of by the people. Tbe object of the' bill is stated to be to avoid tbe danger of civil war and bloodshed Ehould a' general election be held.

Passed nrst readme andreterrcd to the Committee on the Judiciary, but sub sequenlly ruled out of order as not toucned upon in uie uovernor message, ano withdrawn. The Speaker announced the following committee oh the part of the House, under resolutions mentioned above Militia Messis. Prosser, Ryder, Blackman, Thorn-burg, of Jefferson and Preslwood. PenU tentiary Coidell, BoEson, Hamilton, of tJhe.oy, waters ana rtooinson. Adjourned to 10 a.

11. to-morrow. Notice to Bhow' Cause In Bankruptcy. rpHIS 13 TO GIVE NOTICE THAT -9AAIH8 tj. li.

Henry Anger, W. A. Garrctson. A. F.

Greer. TnaxLin and Hoses AlcMHUn. have filed in the office or the Clerk 01 Uus Conrt their petitions for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by the Court inat a Bearing oe naa npon me same; 1.. On the 13th day of August, 18C8, at the honrs of)0, It a. 13 1, 2, 9)4, 3 it.

rcspccuvely.at the office or the Rerfster loAlcUtnn. that all creditors who have proven their debts, and other ccrsoos Interested, mav an- pear at said time and place and show any ujcjr uatc, nuj wo grayer ui aaiu iniuuuiu should not be. granted, and that the second snd third meeting or tbe creditors will.be had. be-, fore tbe Register at tbe same time and t7.S.-TJlat,ConrtMid.j)lst.oITcila the highest bidder to-day, by Crunk, Doa- nin CO. H.

H. Thornbnrg annonncea himself as a candidate for Mayor. Amoneoornew advertisements to-day will be found a card of the Southern Home School for young ladies, Baltimore, Md. See notice in regard to taxes. See advertisement of Washington Col lege, Lexington, Va.

H. B. S. wants a furnished room. A horse and buggy are advertised for sale.

A Setliff, at the Commercial Hotel, has received all the very latest news and lite rarv magazines, some of which has been laid upon our table, for which compliment we return him our thanks. Pnlntlne (bo City Hall. The work of painting the wood work of the City Hall was commenced jester, day. Personal. General Gordon, of Pulaski, and Colonel Toney Robertson, of Murfreesboro, were in the city yesterday.

Stealing:" a Cow. William Campbell was sent to jail yes terday, to await trial before the Criminal Court for Btealing a cow. Bel cosed. Albert Hawkins, colored, charged with bastardy, was released from jail yesterdayj on giving a Dona ot tor Jits appearance before the County CommiEsionere. Grand Democratic Bally.

There will be a grand rally of the Democracy in front of the Maxwell House, on Cherry Street, to-night Hon. A. S. Colyar and other prominent speakers will address the people. Tenth Ward Seymour and Blnlr dnb.

The citizens of the Tenth Ward are re quested to meet at Bergen's Grocery, comer of Broad and McNiary Streets on Thursday night at 7 p. for the purpose ot lorrcing a beymour and Blair Club. Assault xvilb Intent to Commit murder. James Gamble was yesterday arrested at the instance of Thomas McGuire, and arraigned befoie Justices Brien and Cas-sety on a charge of an assault with intent to commit muidtT. Gamble gave bond for his appearance Friday, when the case will undergo investigation.

Very Likely. We heard yeBterday that Sparling had started the rumor, in ProEser's interest, that the Legislature would, in case of trouble," take care of all the darkies, both male and female, paying the latter $1 per day. Why the gay and festive Solons should wish to be so lavish with the pub lic funds in favor of their colored sisters we can not possibly imagine, un1es3 Warrant. One of the demi monde named Hattie Murry, yesterday swore out a peace warrant before Justices Smith and Mathews, against three prostitutes, named Dora and Sallie and Mollie Fucket, alleging that they bad threatened her life. Hatlic was found to be on an obstreperous 'bust," and was sent to jail to Bober down.

Obtaining Honey Under False Pre tenccs. A negro named Foster Mcseley was yesterday arrested on a charge of obtaining merchandize to the value of $17 05 under false pretences from Edward Miller As Moseley paid fir half of the good; after his at rest, and promised to secure the balance, the matter will probably be compromised. Humors or l.oyal Distillers In East Tennessee. A gentleman in this city yesterday received a letter from Knoxville, stating that a party of illicit distillers and their friends had captured one of the United States Boidiera near that place, and had tied him up to a tree in a dense wood. Troops had been sent to his reEcue.

Seefalnjr tbelr Level. Two city offieiils wera Been at a low down bagnio, on North College Striet, at three o'clock Tuesday afternoon, in public view, fondling and. caressing two of the vilest women of the town. Our informant states that he never witnessed a more dlBgnstlng spectacle, nor saw the city more disgraced. Tire Academy or Music.

The new and excellent programme brought out a good house at the Academy of Music last night. The pieces, which were select and well rendered, were frequently encored, and the sides of the whole audience often shook with uncontrollable laughter at the many comicalities introduced. 7no jnTocfcins; BIrd-Sceret Out. Edward Roberts, the colored man who Btole a mocking-bird from the Mansion Bouse last Saturday night, was arrested Tuesday morniog by Policeman Eagles, and is now in prison. Ho.Btoutly refused, until last night, to tell in what way he had disposed of the bird.

The secret is now out, and proceedings will tc-day be insti tuted against the party having it in posses Bion. The warrant for the arrest was issued lale yesterday evening. 'A. Peacemaker. Mr.

Hugh Heverin requests us to state, in reference to the fight in the street car, reported in yesterday's Bannee, that the part be took in the difficulty was only as a peacemaker, endeavoring to separate two friends. Further, that the difficulty not grow out of political discussion, but from a dispute about private matters. He regrets the difficulty, and that his name was connected with it, not desiring the reputation of a beiigercnt character. Good Te mplars. At a regular meeting of Fairfield Lodge No.

7 1. O. G. held at Hall, South Nashville, last Tuesday cvening.the following officers were elected for the ensuing quarter: J. M.

Bruce, W. O. Miss Nc'aMcQlougb, W. V. Miss Emma H.

Williams, Secretary; A. J. Uarrcu, W. F. Miss Jennie Davis, Treasuier; W.

H. Ligon, Chaplain; John Chumley, Ed Cooper, Charles Texido, Sentinel; Miss Ida Garrett, B. H. Miss Massie L. H.

Samuel Kline, A. Miss Eliza Williams, D. L. K. W.

C. S. Singleton Committed to Jail on a or Rape. Thomas B. Singleton, chargedjwith violating the person of the little girl named Anna Carroll a lew days ago, was arraigned before Justices Brien and Cassety, yesterday, and in default of $5,000 bail' sent to jail to await investigation.

When ar- rested at the Academy of Music Tuesday night, he gave his name to the police 'as Johnson. He states that he was at Frank Hawkins' bagnio Saturday night at the time the outrage was committed, -but denies having had any thing to do with it. Circumstances go strongly to prove that he is the guilty party, and not Baunder-son, as he represented. CnEUKY STREET. HEALER IN ALL KINDS OF BATS FOR Men- and Boys, Tru iiia3, Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, Canes jaa eedtf SPECIAL SOTIOESa Happy Marriages.

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W. H. DROPOSALS FOB THE WOPK OF OLER- IT int, niiisonry and bridging on SC SontiiTrcstern Kailroad, mile fez tins, nroff'e tied SDecific4ttonn of which will be ready by the first of AneuhZ next, W1IX uz, itjUiiAvju oy ine nnacrcignea Until the 10th day of August next. F. FALCOINST, ty23td Chluf Enjlneer.

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P031XE Prop-ietor. VICTORY IS CROWNING 3VEc GILL In the sale of Lis Female Silver Uterine Supporter. EVERY PHYSICIAN THAT IIAS GOT THE sale of a countv wants more counties. to lady who baa boo'ht one will Ihke three tlm the price paid for il hold eh counties to-day. ur.

mcuiiiL nas ine enure oonco-jra July 10, 1S03. Jyll lnV Nashville Chattanooga Kailioadi 6REAT CENTRAL ALL RAIL ROUTE. Two Dally Trains from. NoshTllle, reliable con nccttoas for WasIiliijrTon, Balti more, Plilladclpbia, Now York, Atlanta, Clinrleston, favannahj and all Eastern, Southern, and Senboaid cities. Ol AND AFTER March 8, will leavo Nashville at ISGS, Trains and p.

maktne connections ns above. Passengers mking tho p. ic, train mate close connections at Mcvansoii with and r-harleaton R. R- for Huntsville, arriving thRre in Kes time than fcy any other route. Titflahoma Accomodation leaves Tullatioma at 35 jl.

x. Arrives Nashville 10:20 a. m. Return-Intr Leaves Nftihvillb 4:00 r. il Arrivinir Tulla- homa 1.

Tnls train" makes close connec tion at wartrace with Shemyrille trains. Not th bound trains connect at Nashville with all diverging railroads ior polnta North 'Mid west. SleeplngCars on'allNiffnt Trains EVGood Eating Houses and ample time for mcais. K. H.

EWING, General Bupt. ISAAC LITTON. Gcn'l Ticket Agent. mhSStf ATLANTIC OEEAT WEST'K EAILWAT. Xho Sbort und Direct Eiontr IXexv York, a BOBtOOf New.

Srldffeport, Frovfdencey Plttsbnrff; Harris bnrt Pnlladelpbia Baltimore Waslilnijton City. And to all points In New York, New England Pennsylvania Two Tnrouffb Express Trains, Leave Cincinnati Dally, making direct connection with all the principal Kail ways West and South. Morning Express leaves Cincinnati, (except Sandays,) a. arrives In New York next daj at 3:15 v. Boston 6:00 jl.ii.

Lizhtnlng Expre (except Saturdays.) xt airlve in New York second momine at 7:00 a. Boston 00 p. if. Palace Sta'croom Sleeping Coaches, surpassing In elegance and comfort those on any other line, are attached to the Lightnlnp Express at Cincinnati, and run through to Now -York without change of cars. This Is the only Line running Coaches through without change icom Cincinnati to New York.

Baggage checked through to al) polnta East. Ask for tickets via Atlantic and Great Western Railway, for sale at all principal ticket and steamboat oluces throughout; he South and West. W. B. SHATTUC, Gcn'l Ticket Agent.

L. P. RTJCKEB, Gcn'l Snp't. mh27 tf Notice to Show Cause In Bankruptcy. nnUIS IS TO OIVB NOTICE THAT W.

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Heal, James uwinn, Jiowland Iiorsely nnd Jmtim TJ. Mfllone. all of Sumner Ctinntr. have filed In the ofQcc of the Clerk of this uourt tueir pcuuons ior a.Fcnarge, una it vcas thereupon ordered by, the Couit that a hearing bo naa upon me same On the 4th day of An Bust, 1868. nt the hours or 1, 7.

8, 8. 9, 9K, and 10 resDCCtlvelv. he fore A. 8. office In the Court Tlnnse In Gallatin, and that all creditors who have provei their deb.s, and other pc)fl-ns interested, may appear at anrh time and place and show cause, If any thty have, why the prayers of said petitions shonH net be and tbat the second and third meetings of ere Ditors will be bad at said time and place.

E. It. CAMPBELL, Clerk JylGThSt TJ. a Dlat. Court, Mid.

Dist. of Tena.