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TEIKTIO ASD rCBUSBSD THI X16H VILLI ISI3X PEIMixe (0. SATURDAY, APRIL II, ls6G. Johnson'. Speech. We laid before our reader yesterday the greater part or tpeech made on the IStU inst.by President -Johnson to members of the Soldiers' and Sailor' League, and citizens by whom he had been serenaded.

The reporter for the Associated Tress failed to transmit south of Cincinnati, the conclusion, which is very fine, and will be fotrid in our columns this morning. This epech, like that of the 224 of February, ill provoke sharp, and vicious criticism on the part of the radicals; but it will command the approbation of the great body of the people of erery section of the Union. It will be received by those who Lad begun to apprehend that there was some foundation for the asser. tions of radicals, that, since the passage of the Civil Eight Bill, he was iipj-otted to be less tenacious in the maintenance of his policy with renewed confidence in his firmness and courage, and i strengthen their ial and determination. At the name time, it will satisfy the radicals they cannot win him by cajolery nor coerce him by denunciation, to adopt their line of policy, which he regards a little, if any, lets dangerous to constitutional liberty thn the rebellion.

It is a fortunate thing for the country that Andrew Johnson occupies the Presidential chair. A man of lets wisdom, integrity and nerve, would not be to the great crisis, and could not Mew the flood of radicalism. That he will conduct the nation sadly through the troubles which environ her, we feel well assured. The people repose entire confidence in him, and to this fact mutt be attributed much of their under wrongr, and their hopefulness of the future. The Deilcr Case at Mobile.

Wm. Dexter, a Treasury Agent, was some months ago, arrested and imprisoned at Mobile, by military authority, charged with defrauding the Oovern-uitnt to the amount of two Lundred and fifty thousand dollars. When Busteed opened the United State Circuit Court last fall at Mobile, I)exter applied for a writ of habeas cor-j ut, with a view to getting out of the clutches of the military and being tried by the civil authorities. Gen. Wood declined to obey the mandate of the Court, and a the Judge did not have power to enforce it, he adjourned the Court, and sent to the President a messenger with a record of the proceedings, and askiDg for instructions.

The military also asked for instruo-tious, and the President ordered that the prisoner be held for trial by a military commission. The Circuit Court, Judge Eusteed, met again the 21 of this month, and the case was again taken up, it being claimed that the President's proclamation of that date restored the writ and abrognted martial law. The writ waa granted, and Gen. Woods appeared in Court with the priioner; but the Court adjourned to the 14th, without disposing of the subject Ou the 14th, the case was again called up, and Judge Busteed, remarked It will l-e TvmetnbeieJ lhat ill the ce of the IVurt, on Ha no motion, adjourned proriTdiiigsuntil to day. Whea Hie lam writ ol hubta.1 cvryu was allowed, W.oda, llis liiado full Mi.d due to it.

aid l.r.Kluoitig the the through. 1. Mr. Worrar, the learned lait-t-1 1'islrict Aiu.ruey.au adjournment .1 Hie bearing ill order that itio ieiluodeut i.ufrlit aeply i in. military al Uai-huiKioB for lustrui-iuuia io the premises.

1 eiTetded to ihe motion for au ad- hun.tueut, an id tuslruelad tlie couuiel lor to te ecriii' ih toe 1 resilient t.uisell ou the subject. 'A hen I made this order I foreol the lift hut, ar-rordinif. I L' 1 I iliolli. utMirni i.wu had i In romlnunlCSte dlfWllV re.id. iil, acd thst Le niust da so liiroujra uuliiarr channel.

Ou reeul-le, ut(. tun rule ol discijiUue, aud iu vie tlie uue.lic.us iuvolvea in tins esse, and rieiy end ublie alleniinn whuh it had already rlialleii(frt, 1 eotninuiiiratod d.rr.-Uv w.iu the rrimdsnt my.elt, by tele-KiBi ihe Tib and twe dev. rereive-d from Inm a telegram, de-aitioitlue ia this ra-c tu rein, iu as then Blood belore me, uuul 1 should receive furih-r dis.a' lies Iria biui ou the.utiert, wbirb diet'eU-hee 1 was au vi.cd wuum rea-b H' ou 1 the 12th of April lu.iaui, not beanuff from the President, I ad- ourned the t.roeeedinns this cae ex mt-'awofauutil the iitant, and tele- esideut an a. couut oi my j.i.m ediups. 1 tiave no i.iuui.-aiiou ib auawrr, i.ovrrumei.l.

sn.ee lb. ot the V.b and allboiinU reluctant to roceei lieanu Irouiiny eleSraiu ol the llib iu.1.. 1 do not ib.uk that 1 bare any cht to delay the ol the Hues- J. am. I writ.

li tuvolvrd lae ji-" i the li t'nitrd Attorney, aud counsel for SiKd, the eJudent, theu rose aud IM id Ihe Court tu'iieral Wixwli i i. seTerally received msiruo. ti irom the uoeruii.eut io resjwl to tins ce, and bv rniaionoi nivo'u'i i ie.d a telegram wtiicb rauie to ine iallj lait eveuiug Vt a IKrTMT. WASHiKuroa, April l.t, lRd. ll- l- auoraey aod to the C.

a M.tr- Mil U. l-rlent faae d.rete,! Major General at Mobile, tnra over C. A. D. xi.

r. willful wail. ne any i l. l'-ie Marshal e.v. and l.S.

ru-ioir the T. C. A. leir. aud I lm io eu.wer to any charge, that be aK'iit V'r scNiii.l le I tit iUd Ulll.l lie siiau oe law.

lie ilire llii.l i Altosaev wiii wun oin- s.v, reio-. cause proper leai proceeding lo be Ilia said l'exier before eu.ut aulhori'y. ord thai he i. l.e brought I trial I ucb each make teporl ot your to lui. o.i.ce.

Pi Attorney t.eueral." Tlie li-1ricl Attorney lurtber aia'et that fcai irt-eiv'ed a ulegram ol like import. Al iu. lce ol" ihe proceed -frs CI. Huo-iei ii wa'slial i.ei,e'! ol ibe par. in.

nl of Alabama, ad.lr.ss.d Martbil 11 aM ss Mi. Acting fr snd in .1 i u- Ms tor t.eiiefal coiouiandu the pi loo uuder instructions re.eixe.1 ii. u. it.e 1'iesideiit of I umsi eve I bv IhJ Adju'ant Geueral ol lis a mil si, 1 hereby deliver unto jour rust.kly, Th.mas A. Dexu-r, now present, ml v.il.Jiaw a 1 ie.trailit atd control h.iu bv lbs military authorities." Tha I t.

Ma'sual. ar Jiar.lv. a.lJre -Hit Ibe curt, ra.d "If your H-mor p.eaM 1 not know hew fr Ibrs teU-gram ot the Aiioruey l.eueral auihonacs nie, without a warrant issued by aoo.e inagistrale. to lake nl bold Mr. lr.

respeollul.v reu.t t.li'i.-t aiid ins ru-tioa Irom your Honor in tl.s prelli.ses. JuJ( bjflerd 1 have no r. Msi.liai, iu Ueirinuiini( that it is ymir I tt and Only, under lae insiruciioin li. ui tl.e Attorney to take Mr. I'exier t.urcusUidv.

Jut to avoid any ipies-t. Ihe as eject, I band you a bench wsr.ai.t I the ai.j rcbsusion atd detention 1 i-oiua. A. su-r, wfticti joi will pr el to 11. lloeor nanue.f M-r bo mas luiuied.aleiy lasea into Ju.i: iljsteed tbeu lh sii.i the proceedings thereunder are oiscUarrd.

Hr I'cxter thereupon applied for release on bail. The application was frai.U.l, bail beiug tixeJ al '1 bus this conflict ltween the civil and luil.Uary authorities is at an end. t'ommenling ujxn tbe conclusion of the lustier, the Mobile Register says: Ti.e 1. tg contest between the civil aa 1 power frr jurisdiction in ti.a esse ot In iter, has Lai terminated iu a tardy tut mno t(ie r9( complete triumph of Ihe "nit. 1 be public baa walcbed the alriig-g iik si intarest far beyoad soy personal sj u.ja-.L.es ivtlved is it.

Tbe guilt or innocence cf the accused was a question Ihaldespiy concerned the accused aud his friend and of the latter, Mr. Dexter has many in Jlobile, who will rejoice in his acquit el. But in the manner of his trial, a grett community was vitally interest In the question, whether after the clangor of arms had given place to the mild cf peace, military couimif sions for the trial of civil ofiVDces, were not to yield to the civil courts of judicature, the whole catinu was concerned Tbexrsjaciiy of Government, of the Iiemocratic form, for war, grsvely doubled by Statesmen of the old world, bus been fully proved by tb severest ordeals of the American Koj ubl c. The greater problem remained to be eoiveJ, whether a lituiocracy, sfter war bad fhsken the (sbrio of its civil inHtituiion and the plea of military necessity had enlarged its powers to an extent, deemed in time of petce fraught with danger to the liberties of the people, when extrsordiiary emergencies call forlh large assumption of authority, extra powers are exerted, civil law is u-reoJeJ by mili'ary authority, and tha rights of the citizens are dealt with summarily by the tinkling cf a Cabinet Minister's bell, or the "order" of a General in the Ccld whether we say, after a strain like this, a Democratic Government could return quiet'y and peaceably to its former constitutional grooves, aad law and liberty at or.ee recover from the force which they hsd teen temporarily It is the solution of this problem that has invested the administration cf President Johnson with so supreme an interest; because we find him nobly contending to refute the predictions of foreign critics, that civil war woif.i forever shatter the Govrrument of the Union, aud that a Democratic administration that had onceasted of the fruits of power and inter, polated the policy of force, could never more forego the luxury of Ihe one cor the necessity of the ether. This problem is yet to be solved, sad while we write, it is in the throes snd agony of labor.

The conflict be tween the civil courts ordaiued by the Constitution and the military commissious which, were the offspring of war, is one of the marked symptoms of the struggle of the Nation to get back f.om the duminum of force to the benignant sway of liberty and law. Hence the interest in Ihe Dexter case. The accused bud never betn iutbe army, and therefore not lubject to the law inartia' be was never concerned iu Ihe rebellion atd waa even a cit-izea of the State of Massachusetts, always entirely "loyal" except when she had a little disruption grievance of her own. The question of jurisdiction, therefore, came up on the naked merits ol power snd rifcbt, stripped of every exlrane-oua element of complication and embarrassment. It was, thcrcfoie, a iquare, stand up light between a civil court of the I li i led States and the war power of the Government.

Fortunately for the whole country, the fight on the law snd liberty aide fell luto the hands of a n.sn, birn of a blood traditionally devo'ed to liberty, snd educated in the school of the cocstii iooal party of the United StaUs. Right nobly did he bressthimtelf for tbe conflict, and learnedly aud eloquently did he sustain in the various decisions called foith during the proceedings on tbe writ of kaUat corput, the rights of the cit zen and the dignity of bis high otlice. Major General Woods, the respondent iu thia ceisc, has been the involuntary ri! rescntstive of the military claim. As a soldier he has hut obeyed the orders of hii superior, lie 1ms be only the sgeut of the Secretary of War. At last tbe 1'iesi-dcut, as brad of the Army as well as Chief Civil Magie'rate, was appealed to, and be thrown the influence of his ofTu.e into the civil scale, in consistency with his policy of restoration.

It ia a most gratifying issue to an important struggle. It ia cue more step to tbo re-enthrone ment of tbe American Constitution, to tbe precious, law, liberty and peace, tlatus in quo ailc bcllum. Georgia and the rrcedmen. Gov. Jenkins, of Georgia, has published a proclamation suggested by the Circular of Gen.

Tillson, aud general orders of Gen. Erannan, restricting the jurisdiction of the Freedmen's Bureau in Georgia. The jurisdiction of the State Courts is enlarged in the-ratio of the decrease of that of the Bureau. This the Governor says, is "unquestionably a highly satisfactory advance in the process of restoration to our former political status, which may be fol" lowed by a further advance in the same direction, or by a retrograde movement, as circumstances may indicate. It baa been induced mainly by the legislation of the General Assembly relative to the status of the freedman It will not be lost and may be speedily pushed further, if the Judiciary, in Courts of inquiry and in Courts of record the Bench and the Jury Box, give tiled to the letter and the spirit of the laws by them enacted." The Governor adds In the full assurance lhat my follow cit-sens, otbcial aud unoflicial, bu may br.

called upon to participate in the admiuistra-ti. of justice will bold tbe scales iu perfect equilibrium, a. between individua'a and claasea, 1 congratulate the people ot Georgia upon tnis earnest of coming restoration to luu-rior sell-government. In our condition, neither conscious rectitude of imeu-tiou, noj noisy and unbecoming profe.sius ii, will avail aught. l'rscticsl dem n-atrauoua, which incredulity itself cannot gainsay, aud nothing will woik out our redemption.

It is ol great importance to us that none mistake tbe ell'ect of the President's recent Peace Pioslamatipu, and of theordsrs shore referred to. Our condition Is cer.ainly anomalous, aud mischievous errors might rssult from tbeoreticsl specu'atiou ufon these documents. I therelute sta's, ss tbe re uil of olhcial intercourse snd of caielul exam nation of previous orders and circulars, are ou modified, not withdraws l.t. That tbe Agents, in the several coun-tiesofthe freedmen's bureau, still have jurisdiction in all ca.ts "between freed men and others, when the sum involved d. es uot exceed titly dollars, exclusive of interest.

Tbey may also take cagniasnee of and try all otfencea comui'lted by freed eple or acainst them, provided tbe punishment il.H-s not exceed a Cue of fifty dollars rr ttiirty Cars imprisonmoot at bard labor. They era also sull charg.d With tho duty of examining and approving or dsapprv labor coiilrscts, aud i.f scss-stiiig au.l protecting, by legal mean, treedmen requiring such aid. T.isls by strictly uiiiiiaiy c. muiisflious, are with, except where the accused is a aold.er, cr the olTeu. charged, is ens the Federal liovernnieut.

II 1 have high authority for saying thit "ihe President'. 'rcclsmatiou es Dot remove martial law -x oH.raie in any way upou the Preedmau's l.ureaa, iu llie ex.rcie ef its lrgitiuiale juri.Jiclun:" it is not deemed exped ent to resort to mill's tribunal. i sny eae where justice csn Ih atiaiue.1 IbriHicb Ibe sne.iiura of ci ,1 authority." My impressicu is that in rse ol military arrest bv ordera Headquarters, Xicpartmeiit i. l. gia, in-t -riereoce of e.lule Judges, by kiUas cvpht net perm tied.

(Ui or.lers, 1 re lieve, i 1 bo lar, lr, if ever, iiisucf, asd I trnt col wi.l bo avoniei. Whilst, Ihir.I. re, c.miiiiii,icili-g ble inlormslioii, 1 seek to guard tl.e a l.o people agsiust erroueou imorosions regarding toe extent to which the federal military aulhoritv 1 c.ll upon the civil sult.oi: to and in perlect fairness and tice, tl.s lunsjicliou clearly renore.i to I'slinlr and p.il.enlly pursuing our now course, let our acts illustrate our title to fuller coi. lidence and tier gbn. Kailh.ul ob erauce of the I ed-e -al t'oiistitutii and imparl, a iin.n itra-t on of ihe law, will best viudicate mien, ti.n.s h.

iiesiiy entertained and evi resstd, but accredited. The Xfir Vork olleclor. Tbe appointment of Mr. Henry A Sniythe to the lorship at New York tves general satisfaction to the leadiug prec.M'S of that city. The radical Tribuna says Mr.

fmyiiieaas never mm of a politician, to no no cl pie, aud hsd verv lime political aupp irt. or vear. a prospx-rou. aud at leugtu-an ot Isle a lead. hi; successful baak-er, bis backing was almost wholly Irvm bin i es n.en, and r'ectn r.tl-cts crriitonthe President who made it; ihe luore tbat bis If ading eompetitori were conspicuously strong aud tit men.

Gen. t. T. r.eauregard bas been elected IVsideot of the New Orleans and Jackson Kailroad. lion.

Milton Krown and Gen. Jc E. I Johnston are candidates foe th dency of th, Mobile and Ohio Railroad, 1 Decision aa Error. In an important esase which recently came before Judge Underwood, he decided tbat be had not the power under the Peacei Proclamation to grant the writ of hL at corpus applied for. It will be seen by the following dispatch 1 from the Washington correspondent of tbe Cincinnati Commercial, that the United States Attorney General has reviewed the case, and given an opin ion diverse to the decision of the Judge: Iu View of the President's late proclamation considerable atttnUou bten given to tfte decision of Judire Underwotiiv in Alexandria, Virginie, lately, tat thescswa of Ihomas Javics, pstilioner for a writ of ha bin corjju.

In May, lsoj, Javins assaulted a colored boy named Frank Beal, and iu Ihe b-bluIi the b's leg was broken-Javins was the-eupon arre.ted by General In October Beal brought an action for damages Id Ihe Provost Court, Captain K. Uamhrirk Jude, and recovered $il0 damages; the Court ordering Javins to be imprisoned until the damages were paid. The disciaion was approved by General Augur, and a few days since was carried into execution by the arrest of Javins, and his confinement ia tbe stone pen, in default of payment of the judgment. lie then petitioned the UuiUd btates Distr ct Court fir a writ of habeas corpus to release him from confinement. The writ was served on Captain Hambrick, who made return thereon that he held the prison' by authority of the President of tbe United States.

The prisoner's counsel relied up First A former conviction of General Second By a "arit of jurisdiction of the Trovcst C.urt over a case of this iiature. The rcpondent'a counsel srgu. that the return of Captain Eax brick wa conclusive, and on it the prisoner must be remanded to custody end, second, that if the return did not preclude the Court fioin going further, tbe Provoat Court bad jurisdiction, being the court designated lor the trial of these cases by the Freedmen's Bureau, in aoe rdanc with tha rules and regulations ol tbe Bureau, approved by the Judge Underwood decided that tbe writ of habeas corpua was not restored by tbe proclamation of President Johnson, aud that the reiurn of Captain Hambrick, tbat be is held prisoner by aufbority of the I'residefct, was conclusive, and the Court could go behind it. Tee prisoner was acoordiugly remanded to conlinement, under the sentence of tbe Court. Tbe whole cafe came up yesterday before Af orney General Speed, who gate au opinion adverse to Judge Underwood's deci-iju.

Whereupon the President ts-daj ordered the re cuse of the pr.soner, aud a writ of habeas corpus was sued out. -v, Kccovcring their Own. It will be reco lected that we noticed some time since the sale ot a fine stallion, sold by General liosccraua Mr. Ku'livan, uuder-Uker, of thiaeity. Tne horse waa pre-e nt-cd to Gene al Ro.ecrans by a Co) uel Wilder, acd by the General rode during hia Tenneasee and Goorgiacampaigos.

Yesterday the owner of tbe animal Mr. Galloway, of Tennessee a Union postmaster cl ed tn Mr. Sullivan aud claimed hia property. Mr. Sullivun delivered him upon leceiving from the owner the price he (Sullivan) bad paid for him.

Tho money was paid under protest, some arrangement for luture settlement. Cin. 1UM. The horse was stolen from Alt. Galloway and presented to Genkra3os" cracs who, if ho has any scruples of conscience left, will refund Mr.

G. his money, and pay him for the use of the animal There is a wide difference in the ideas of military chiefs about the morality of appropriating 'captured' horses-During the campaign of Sherman through the Carolinas, a very valuable blood horso was taken from the owner in South Carolina Senator Sherman, whilst on a visit to Raleigh, became enamored of the animal, and it was presented to him. Ilia brother Tecumseh demurred, and had the horse returned to the owner. lie dispossessed Gen, Custer of a fine blood horse which he (C. had appropriated, and also restorer it to the owner.

But, then, Rose ora.is and Sherman, as the community has had occasion to know, diil'er very widely in their moral perceptions. TENNKSSLiS LEGISLATLRE. EES ATE. Fainxv, Afril 10, 1SC6. The Semite met at 9 i.

Spatker Frier-aiai iu the hair. t-eoaior Boston introduced a bill for the reiief ot tlie Memptiia, Clm kbville. and Louisville Kuilroud Company, authorizing tfle Govoruor to isfue and pay loThoa.il Callaway, of Bradley county, six jercent. cupon toiuls of itiu State in amount sufficient to cover the interest upon 40 bonds of like character frtm January 1st, lf.62, to January Is, lfftt', vbieh said 40 bonds were due and should have been isiued and paid over on or before January 1st, lbC2, for tbe pu'posc ef building the bridge for the M. C.

i L. R. H. acr si the Tennessee river, but which bonds were not issued until March 27th, 1061. P.eferred to Committee on Finance and Ways and Moans.

Several bills were introduced amending the Code in regard to tbe fees of SbsriUs, Justices ol the Peace and Jailors, aud were appropriately referred. Tba resolution oli'erc yesterday by Senator Carr gan, appiov leg the sentiments Contained iu the pr.sident'a recent speeches and veto messages, come up in the regular line of business. Senator Senter offered a resolution in lieu, to the etlect lhat leuuassee, having torleu ed its former relations with the Federal Government, its Legislatute should relraia irom attempting to widen any breach which may exist biiinsjn tne i reiiuuot ana ton gresa, or to give any public expression of seutiineula, eiiiicr coiutueuding or con demnitig the President's no, icy. Afier considerable both seta of rcsoluUous wore referred tp tbe Committee ou Federal The lemaiiidor of tbe sea-ion was consumed iu on bilis of a nature Adjourucd. HOUSE OF IIEPB ESKXTATlVF.a.

Fsiiiav, April 20, Tbs House was culled to order at 1 o'clock. Prayer by Hcv. Nr. Phillips. vtw R1LI.S Bv Mr.

Mullius: To authorize ihe Gov eruor to eiupKy a Supenuleudent of the ujntol. 1 ataou. sinoi.rnoxs. Bv Mr Mulluis: Auihoruing the Comp- Irou'er to tniy Air. Cornelius, Undertaker, for the ext.

at ses incurred in tbe burial of the iats Waters, of Madisou. Adopted un ltr a of the rules, Bv Mr. Williams Tbat tbia General As sen. Ily adjourn on tbe lith of May next, mnr i e. 1-aid over.

Bv tbe same: That after Monday next there shall be no new matter introduced in th Hojse, except a 6 a tire bill, or propo lion especially a.lvi.-cd by proclaniution 0 the I. Laid over. Bv tha sainer That no bills i a local or private character shall be taken up until we have first disposed as" all measures of a public or general character. Laid over. ssxatx rills cx ti.Mxc.

o. jo incorporate tlie Icnutssee sl.1 Pacuic Ccmuu)v, otherwise kcoan at the Naihvi.l and Kaoxviile Kaiiroad. Mr. Paiton offered the following amendment: That tte Governor is heretiv au'ho-ni-d to il an ad li'icunl sum o'f per nuless a loan io eaid Company, provided sai 1 Company shall complete si4 rail r. al in or belore the Cilst tUy of I'ccem-ber, A ler Feme iscu'sion pro and con, Mr.

Ta I'll wiibircw his aim ndi.ieat. Air. Vii.ie.s, of ic.l as au aniei that the (ioveruor au'bor-izi I to is lie an add.luLal um of provided tne t'ompanr shall loinplrte ball of mi ad by the 31st day ol Km ember, ihe rema mng fca'f f.uishei bv til cf I'cemlxT, 1-70. mot ou it was on the table, bv ay. a 411, noes 1 j.

"'ii motion, the House 1 ai-tvkvocs srssi. X. Tl.e considers i. a cf Ihe Tennessee and Pacific Uatiroid t'i I ass resumeri, and ati. a.l r.g an amendment extending the s.iine Slate aid Io thd Cleveland and l'ucx-towu road, the bill passed its second readme, vnd was made ibe special older fjr tomorrow.

ncrsx ct No. ITS' To in.M -p the Chattanooga and Turnpike Compsnv. Alter b-mg amiiide.i by striking oul ail aid, the b.ll passed iu- liar 1 resd.cg. i ian.eiirtl.1-.it part the Code re, ii; io Contest. iir of In definite r-tic it amend Fecti cf tbe Ce.de.

Iti.it hn.tely postpem-d. hs.ts s'lls os ssvoxn ssenvti. Ko. To luco-pjiate tae Nashville Ice Mar.u Company. Parsed, sours ox riasT stsnisa.

'o. eij For tie Relief of the Por.l- in Fractional Passed Townships in Po.k county. VISITS BILLS ON TBI IU IsUIUXC. No. 3H For tbs bent-fit of Miss Ophelia Teart, daughter of the lale Senator Peart.

Mr. Ncru.au moved ss an amendment thst tl.e ta tie privileges extended loth widow of the laic Mr. Waters, of Adopted. Tbe bill, as ameuded. i sssfd its O.lr.l tfdmg by ayes id, to.s V.

i Jndge I'nderwood's BI LAST HAIL JTiw Tori, April I-Th Havana Diaro of April 14th, has a telegram stating that on the 29th of February the Spanish frigates Biancaand Seiringvi.le bombarded the port of Conception, ia Chili, and than landed a force, which captured the town. Tbe dispatch also states that one vessel was sunk by them, and thst tha Spanish Admiral Aiemonge had arrived at Monteviedo. Eadt Heoa, April Tha Cunard steamer Prussia arrived off this port at 11 o'clock, a. with later news. The Auttro-Prnssisn affairs was much argued.

Prussia, it was reported, continued an uncompromising attache. Tbe Emperor ol Eussia had sent two notes to tha sovereigns, it wss reported, tendering moderation Liverpool, April 7. The Taris Momteur confirms the statement that Baron Sail lord's mission to Mexico was successful, and that arrangements lor the return of the French troops ia tbrea envision. im un November, the next ia March, and tbe last in March, 1S67 have been made. It is hoped lhat this arrangement will satisfy tbe Washington Government.

Humors of Ministerial changes are current in Faris. Liverpcol, April S. It is expected that the Government majority of the reform bill will exceed 20. The Pans bourse closed quiet rents 67f coo. Tbs Paris correspondent of the Observer says that France inteods eeenpying Vera Crux, Tampico, and other principal ports, as a guarantee for the expenses of the expedition snd security fjr the French Commercial interests.

Tbe Prutsiau reply to the Austrian nebs created a very unfavorable impression in Vienna. The reform agitation in England. Among the events of tha week had beea a demonstration in Liverpool in honor of Gladstone's grand banquet on day and a urn reform meeting naxt. Enthusiasm ran high both fjr tha Minister and tbe reform Mr. Gladstone made two brilliant speeches, emphatically declaring that the Government would stand or fail on the question.

He mainly eulogized America, acd pointed to tha executions there in tbe late war as a proof of tha benefits resulting from a trust in the people, and contended that England should lesrn a lesson from it. Mr. Gladstone severely denounced the Fedisn designs sgainstthe British Colonies, snd said if they carried out their diabolical threats tbs whole power of England would asaist the Colonies in defense. Cyros Field, on his return home in the steamer Persia, was accompanied to the steamer by John Bright, who, IrVe Gladstone, had been making speeches at various places in support of tbe reform. Political excitement on tbe German question is said to run high, snd it is positively asserted that France is quickly gettiog the army of observation together and strengthening the garrisons.

Mr. Briyht addressed a large reform meeting at Rockdale on the 4th inst. He advocated the reform and strongly denounced the tory party. KtciivoND, April 19. Rev.

T. S. Maddox and Wm. Vernon exchanged pistol ahots on Broad street, near Sixth, this afternoon. Both were slightly wounded Dr.

Maddox's is in the leg and Vernon's ia the left hand. They were arretted. Washinotoh, April 19 Brevet Maj General Jeff C. Davis has beea assigned to the command of tbe Department of Kentucky, to relieve General John M. Palmer, who has tendered his resignation.

New Obleaks, April 19. TheConferenc baa spent two days on the case of G. F. Dog-get, who appeals from tho decision of the Virginia Conference. Tbe decision of said Conterence was su.tained.

The Bishops' characters were tsken up, and their conduct in the discharge of duty for the past eight years was indorsed. The Book Committee failed to agree, and two reports were submitted in relerenca to the Publishing House. The subject of introducing District Conferences into church economy is made the order for to-morrow. Tbe Bible meeting passed off pleasantly lsst night, with small collections. Committee on Correspondence made report, and the Conference adopted tbe following: Resolved, Tbat tha Methodist Episcopal Chnrch South stands this day as she has always stood, ready and willing to consider with Christian candor sny unequivocal and acriptural overtures for sympathy and fellowship which may be tendered her by any body ol Christians, ia their general representative capacity.

Scsolotd, Thai the General Conference most warmly reciprocates the fraternal greetings and expressions of Christian love borne troni Christian Union of Illinois by their messenger, Eev. Jacob DeiUler. Resolved, That one Bishop and itav. J. H.

Lint) S' hereby appointed fraternal messengers from tbia body to the annual council of Christisn Union Church. Resolved, That, should there be any church or associations signify their desire to unite with us, they shall be received ou giving satisfactory assurance of belief in our articles of religion, snd willingness to conform toour discipline ministers ooming in tbe saute grade as thsy hold in their own church, according to the mode prescribed in our discipline. One of tbe Bishops snd Her. C. T.

Dierus weresppointed iralernal messengers to tha General Conference of tbe M. E. be held at Georgetown, D. in May naxt. CikcixxaTi, April 19 The railroad to Knoxviile is a fixed fact.

A splendid meeting was held at the Chamber of Commerce to-night, at which the subscriptions amounted to the magnificent sum of one million three hundred thousand dr liars. The Little Miami Kailrosd subscribed iu Columbus connections subscribed the Dayton ltailroad, including the Atlantic and Great Westers, $109,000 the Covington and Lexington, $30,909 tbe Nioholaaville branch which is backed by D. Sinton, a millionaire of this city, $500,000 Marietta aud Cincinnati railroad individual subscriptions $100,000. The last sum will be greaLy augmented during the week, many business men having expressed their intention of subscribing when the entorpriso takes definite shape. The speeches made on the occasion promised the speediest construction of the road compatible with its interests aad solidity.

Government Pap. i We find this in tha N. Y. Tribune -Without disparagement to the Washington Chrooiele, we hope that Congress will not insult iu editor by putting him on the pension list of the House of fiepresenta-tives. The resolution of Mr.

Stevens ordering a wholesale subscription to the Chronicle, means this and makes a bad precedent. Popers tbat csnnot support themselves are not worts supporting. We do not apply this n-tri ark te Col. Forney, who ia said te have Isi.ide a rood deal of money out of hia and who would be tha last roan to carry hi hat begging to the war of Congress, therefore the resolution of Mr. Btevena puts him is a false position, and at the same time opens a leak ia the Tretsury which will be infested by hungry editors for all time to eomo.

Mr. Sumner, of Massachusetts, il is reported, has prepared a resolution for the expulsion of Mr. McDougal, of California, from tne Senate. Are not tbe radicals BatisSed with tbe expulsion of Mr. Stockton? Must they have anoth er victim to assure their two-thirds votes? Judge Hunter, of the Memphis Criminal Court, has decided that the law of this State, discriminating against colored persona in the licensing of bil liard tables, is in conflict with the Civil Rights Act, recently enacted by Congress, and, therefore, void.

The ne groes of Memphis may now open as many billiard saloons as they want. The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives have deter mined to report against the repeal or niodiiicatioa of the test oath. They, doubtless, wish to tend a gwarm of of fice holders down from the North. It hs transpired that the President tendered the New York Collector-ship to Hon. D.

a Dickinson a few days before he died. The radica.s are abusing the Presi dent some of them, for there are hon orable exception forreleasing C. Clay on parola On theolher hand, all peraons applaud the act, Proposals. OFFICE OF 1 4. v.

ana a stall eaoa, Kaaav iab, Ttaa Airu lo, '66. SKALF.D KOFOSALa will rwrwvd at this vV'ruaiil li Ami 4h Cr ca iisetf.M a Kalmad The Company h. Irom T.issi ia cords r-f Um foot wooa sn km etii.K-s ib io, aid piras propaaiuona ar io fum Hh the oeossiaary an. i s. ii io be paid mooih aa th luiun'.

nae tenth of the traovai due ei.Biraetear. he a- thh Id irosiuMioi of ooaeracs. 1 he Cuaipasy pwerva ua iiabe aa re ject any or all (ad. apn'18 Id eiemersj enBwinicaussmt. SONNTAO As IIEOQH, lMaliaa Laaet, ft aw Yaaa.

Importrri of Frfnrh and Itrmzt JrforJfOBi, VIOL1- STHISCS, Aad MfSIOAL MEBCHASDI8E gaessrallr. The atleetioa of dealers ia nmotrVXr aswJ ta our awg aad well awscnad ssock, wtuch w. c2-rat tbe lowesi aoaxket ra es. frt-n 8-STA8 BE'5t5i, 1 I public City Prrfpertj. THIS DAT, at 'dock, on the 1 remises wa will sell thst very valuable property, adenine; the L.

Si. Railroad Depot, known as the Bishop Mile property. JOHN O. EW7NG, Trustee. apr2 -lt J.L.AK.

W. ERfjWN, Agents. Rsgular Auction OF Groceries and Furniture, A-c, Sec. Br Geo. Shields est Co.

at lOe'-iock. April 1866, we will aeM a tswfe lest of Fnmlure, Groeenew, consisting of em Fine Piano, bed Carpel; atH iha way of Grace ie, Fomw Can rents, aad a variety ol other article tx numeroua to mentsoa. Gl. fcHIELliS tW aprilil-U 7 College auwet. Dr.McGILIS LH0LERA PRLYERTATIYE, What erfry Ma, Womaa aad Cilld tho aid Have.

SO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. THIS Wedieiae has beea tried the two last yesm of tbe Cholera, and tise proven to be the heat preventative acd tha puhlie may rely on ila doing what Dr. MeGill says li will. Th a Medarate warranted Io euro Diarrheal, Bummer Complaint, Paine ia the Bowels, and ti Kve immediate r. hefts' th-se bymptoms of Ches-ra.

fnaied direcanM are oa every boule, villi lh aps and dose. Tne Meda; Be is pew up la two rtitfeient ansa; 2 oa, Price It OU, cr six for 5 4 oa, rr.ee 8-i. or aix botilea for $10. A liberal discount made io those who Buy ss sell scam Any peraou sending $3 by mail, will neaiva SIX bot tea br exoreww. We are avw resady to furnish s'l those whs.

anay call at iheorneeSBd ronnaof ir McUIbL, ovtr Tcra'a Book tttore, Vashvtlle, Tana. aptiMt 3m THE NEW MAGAZINE. NOW READY And for Sale fey all Jfews-Dcalen THE GALAXY An Illustrated Magazine. SLI8HSS roaTsiosTLT, frica. Twenty-Five Cent.

Contents: I-THB CUVERING3. Kj Anthony Trollops. (With anilliistiatioo.) Chap, i. Julia Braba (. Harrv Claverinc Choexes h'n Profes sion, ill.

Lord Orgsr. II. GIANTS, DWARP3 ASD FA1RIE3. III. CHILE HAROLD.

IV CHAPTER FROM A KOBLK LIFC. 1.0 ELL. By Mrs. Edsaids. Chap.

A V. mpirs Brood. u. Ihe Honorable Frederick Love.IL hi. Brue Aux Teux Bleus.

VI. SPUING lW-a. Witn aa Uluslraticn bj Dar ley VIL-A WISTER WITH THE AMERICAN PEgl. PATKTIC1 VTII JOHN RTLAND'd WIFE. IX.

NEBU iJE Private Theatricals. The Rebuilding of Parii. Quiker Dress. New Parisian Styles ia ladies' Eooia. The Glove Trade.

Toe WorM'a Fair Budding. Tbe Prince Imperial. Ths open hg Uluslraticn, by Parley, is one of the best from the penc 1 of that artist. Tbs other fall page illustration ia copied from a deeifrs by a dis tinguiaced English artiat. Both if these illustra tions are handsomely printed on tinted paper.

THE GALAXY Hay be ordered 'or sny length of time desired, at tbe rate of 2i cents a number, in advance. It wili be sent to subessribc-ra romew rim. Bpecimen eopiss asnt on receipt of 25 oonta. Adlreaa THE fiALAXf, aprHO-St Ho. S9 Park Row, New York.

Trustee's Sale cf VALUABLE PROPERTY. TJT virtue of a Deed of Trust made to me as Tn tee, on the 2Sth of April, 1S6K, and duly rrRis tered ihe Keenaier'a office of Davidson couniv, in Book ii, pp. 4 Mi, Ail. I will, on SATURDAY, the tt4ih day of March next expose to ublie sale, oa tha premises, naleas sooner disposed of at private sale, lhat sal list. ie lot extendina: frt Market to water street, ia rtasnvtne, (rooting about ose ana-dred and feet on aach alraet, and knoa as ths Bishop Mils.

Property. A an will be prepared lore the aale. Terms; One th.rd cash, and the rea.due in ems and two years witn latereai Notes with good security rvumreJ, and a lien relnned. fcbJ) td JAO. O.

EW1NG, Trustee. Postponement. THE Bbovs memiioned sals is postponed Until 6A1 KDA the xl si day of April next. varied td J.u. o.

Jtw lMi, Truatea. aCxcnrslon to ITev York tlij! BCIiLARD'l PANORAMA Takes tbe fjpectalor mdea throngh the Streets ef Hew "Vork Oily, SuthfuDy snoeriog the Bits anssae, Bnatle aad Confuaioi of eity tiia. He has a view of more tbaa Rones and Oar nazes, aod upa-aro. or iu.ujo faople Preseesaalewa, Military Com. aale, Haass if Maate, Shlpplag Steambaala, 4c, At each exhibition on explanatory Leclurw will be given, giving much valuable kaoarladga of New York and it people, ef great importance to a stran gar.

Bed ef general aod in-tractive lniortuaiioa to evsrynoay. At Odd Fellows Hall (New Theatre) Fridav aad Saturday, April luth and Ust, attarnnaDd evea-icg of each day; al and 8 o'clock, aad every even ing to ids xui oe Apni aaa weaioeasaay, 1 bars. dsy, fnday and hatur day afternoons, April so, ii. XI and us, at clock. Admiasion SO Childrea 25 eents; Gallery i cts; w.u.cv icuiif inniivir st.tnia.

apiO-l D. ELLaVEK, Manager. Tea at Oax-x. Curmri Moths while ehryaalida are ensapiy neirrryi. ail antpmia r.ii ej, ej, HAR- aisainArnea, racsurera, ooasoa.

ap.su th frisat Administrator's Notice. HA vT3a at) resisted thsinaolveHieyor the aatalea erf 1. W. bt.y asd Asdrew ehy, deceaawd Io Ir.e Clerk erf the Uouots Coon erf stmith eounty, T.ob., this ta to aou.y al pereooa having claims aasKaet and easutes te tie them, aropeny authessti-caisd. th IbeLlern erf hs County UHtrl erf bnulh eooniy.TeriB on or terfore tha r-t dayef August, ooo, sar rasauM paymaui, or sne sarrsa will ra barred forever.

WRKeiOKV MuoKKL aprfti-U Admr of J. W. and Aad. Shy, dee'el, SOMETHING NEW! HURT CO, Wholetslt and Retail Dealers in BMDLG MATERIAL, HAVE OS HAND FOR SALE, AT REDUCED prices. Hjdraillc Cement, Plaster or rarli, Land Plaster, Lath Sails and Balr, fire Brltk and Clay, Whitewash Brushes, Aad estbetr malerals raqnisita lar buildinf parpo- Cement T5 s.ngle bsrnl I SO for lie betresls sad upwarda.

fsre era Bill find it to tbeu interest to jrivs oa call for land Plaster to sow smh Clnvar ejrsjn ao 3 i.rss. aourjeea in. ye.a. CrSees No. 60UTH COLLEtil ST8EKT, Bin vuweu.

aprS 3a Papers Lost. XHtVE lc-ttrfoIlowiBf Scrp erf iha Perrasyt. vaaia asl (s tBsuraaos Compaay et ytuisr- fto, fnr Sm, dated IK'S. No. 1 ten so, No.

174 it, No. 1217 extra UU, 1H.W. KKEi W. rORTEB Notice. A s'eetioB si I held eo th ii.

nut at ihe eB- erf Kowse. a.isa a n. No 4 Nota Cbirf caraet, aeooad 8tor, lot Praeadeait, laieoeora aad TieasHirer I Torn Hmsd kuwi Ba.irs Caopaay, loaerv for 'h. evauisa tssiit niooio. A.

W. fcCTuEK. baaraeuv. apn.ll Id Just Received and More Coming CHOICE POTATOES ia axraw lots, la Baa ooavetl. uos, tut seua low.

D. B. RETSOUM, rroat Btraai, 14 Lxxs mnh ol hroid. Ilia taw Li sat, atiOK A ATI A tWBtf wi led te sal) bow rr BM weaaxssnai Biiti lUCBiil, abet as-y ebeasp sas. tnaaiaa, Adesraai aaAW A W- saw weawisnai bSlMJ ,11 -mm XrrltSHaiJlVt? i i iili! llA IU Y0KE SHIRTSP SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IMPORTER.

OF FIHEFURIIISillHG GOODS No. 28 Cherry Street, NEAB UNION. narch27 tf ICE! HAHN. CR0MIE CO. 20,000 Tons.

HAVING pot opBO.OOOtorn erf Bnpenior Northern lea, ws are aUs to 611 orders in any paclcad, at Iha ahorlet we call the alien uoo erf IValera and others, that wa will make coot. acta, oa reecaouahie terms, ihs enure seaoo. b.ve us a call belore male og ar-rsnaments site here. HAVHlf. CROMIE St aprtlm No.

1 Criddle at near Lomsville Depot. I. I HELPER Carriage Manufacturera AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, No. 76 North Msrket Strest, Nashville, Tennessee, constantly on hand a good assortment IV ea CARRIAGES. BAROUCHES.

Baggies, Sulkies, Trotting Wagons, Spring Wagons, Farm Wagons, Skeleton Wagons, And will make to order all kinda of PLEASt'RB CARRIAGES ia their line, oa Uir terms and ol the beat aaa enal. Dealers are respectfully invited to call and ex-armrss oar slork belore pirrehasirg elaher. "Repinrj aaeie with aealneaa and dispatch, aad all work warranted. A. A.

HELFER CO. aprilll 3m WHOLESALE GROCER, Cotton, Tobacco Factor ANE Forwarding snd fcmnii.vvloa MKRCHANT, Ka. 5 Broadawy, bstwaea Front sad Market Streets NASHVILLE, TENKES8EE. WILL attend promptly to fllliajr orders forSonth-era Merobasta, sad reaneviliiliy aoewit eoa-signmeBUi troas Northern Merchants. Jnr motto is qua: sales and oromnt rad.m..

sepiavsr ii. t. Hai.SN. S. GOLLADAY.

City SIioq Stor, OPPOSITE IKE ST. CtQltO HOTEL, Church Street i NASHVILLE TENN. lasses Us Notice to Shippers and Conaect- loRvads. FREIGHT OFPICE R. A C.

R. K.1 AB THE W. A A. R. R.

have refused lo receive Poratoes aod Apples, and pay our charge, os the aama, we are rider the Beeesaity erf rattuunK lo reoeive sucto freight, nnte rraahts are prepaid em ime. I. JiW, Aj't. menhSl-vsn For Sale, 0s TB erf the bseat Resideeaoea in the antra, as the eoulhern part erf the citv. Bear th ir.u.

erf theeloiiih tsas'ivtlle Hone-rtaiiroad, ia ft rate neighbor hood. The bail a tars mesrlera two-etory fenek, with San rooms, teriea, g.ycd bncBamolea hocM and asrvanl bouaeai. good cia-tera, largs yaM, wMj encloerd. will, 17 arrs land, pert of which ta nras rata rartaaa with choice trail trees. A part is useal Cor a hru-a pard, with pleaty of water, and ail coownierjeea lor aettiDsT wood.

The N. aod Kai Irol by in. corner of the place, erona which snvi eeived for burning The proiny is euianie the eorrnuB. aad there-lore exempt from eot ao ration Buna. A aooel spnac at laniuesiudeiy ad.

rOiaing the property. Term eeay. af.iuirsui nEity a 'sntin anvl-sl er W. Mrr BiUiWN Type Fonndrjanl Priater'i Emporium, i EatekUaise4 ISIS. HAGAR o.

eaM.s srasn, saw-voua. THH old established Eoondry havint; lar(r as-anrtmeBtoC Roule. Nesrs toer. Jot an.l iin.s. rrssntsi Type, the prepnetnra are prspared anth ample iaciLitiee to promptly exesMite eal er.Mra lor aame, aod pnanag roateriaia oe every diwrr-ta, laeJodias fiai.

nl ail StawMBsi aeiisaa. ertll-ekas Election Notice. I Jl LECTION for an Aldsrman an-t Two Cnnneil-J arren ss th Tenth lloihi Ward of th i Nuhviila. Ib e.bedienee le li. I w.ll crv-n an.I hnM eleetinn al grocery, oa Kro.1 ree.

ia Die tosh on Monday, Ar.nl 3i, lrssa, lar ine purpose of electing on a Aloermaa aod two t'ouurd mesa, to represent said Wani ia Ihe Ciry UhuicjI for the baise eef this SBmitapal year. Tbe foUowmg weraoaa hava beea si.nr inld em- cera lo bold eleetioa, te-w Ju 1 bainia raarana.1, at vtiuer and II it i Keaeaver cf vim. Alex. Moore: 1rs bum Moore and r.fu.,s. J.

a. jsKATLaT, CS'y Marbf. sprltt Id ICE! ICE! PURE JjAKE IOE I711.L. he (tebvenwd ta soy pais vereel ta aov el the eitv. II r.ajiilies, riotets and Kss-aitraat.

w.ll prnBaptiy aoppiiad, br icaneg aheir esrd- ml Caps. WideBec's iaterv t-tatae. Iu. ws North u.r. Blreet.

iaprlt-Jail JOES aa.A.t. ST. CHiBLES HOTEL PROrWE te rH th rroesvired term ef mv lease ia the at. aeries K.xe. Nk truest, Ke.

Ia. aad oniv a Uw door, frnm ik aVrrare. That s.ateeUid ovaortarBlty for iBWratrseirt ia apariBS bua.rsawi,aad snr aay one deairuua to ea-ra trie buaiBaM of hotel toe ping. The fe aAaU.Ee ia leweieet ia toe eeatre of tlie of the Chv tae buaaiair hm resiled aod aewiy Tha lease exiarea oa the 4rai at Jaaaarj, leeia. eawawasBrSBBBBBBa -1- as.

AiAMILTOS. GOVERNMENT SALES Government Sale. Drop, fhcmJcali, Hospital Store, In dla Bnbber Goods, Srnggists' Sbi dries, le. WILL be sold at A notion, at the Medical Purveyor's Ware hones, Public trqoare, Kashrdle, on Wednesday Morning, April x6th, at o'clock, a uuxb stock of ibe, f-rg log articles, ia original pecka-ea, eoaMatias in part eat cm.io pouads Bulph tlher l.iO do itrtoa do lt ltssi W0 do do Chloroform Camh. P.a-rtr Cask.

Ammonia Cat. Liquoiars do do gslioBa Aooot tso do Uhve Oil uo os Sol ph. Cinchonia (iiu Taenia so pounds Extracts Sao do Ceiatea yard. Adhesive Plaster do Imng'asa do lt-o pounds Pateoi Lint d- K-ne Sponge 3.s do Fauna 2V" do Easeoce Beef 6.0 do ielaiia Its W. w.

Mnrura ti Pres. Scales O0 Spatulas 8.10 I. B. Cushions ltuj (i P. Bianketei, TosTSther nkt geseral atrirpTy of Chemical', Medicine, Hospital (Mores, lTUiKiiMa' Fureashiog Ar-tiols, provided for tsosernmeat Hoipitsia.

t-oodscaa oe examined two dava prior to sale Jat. alcguee ready. ROBERT FLETCHER, 8urg aod BrtCoi Pur a A. apria-li AUCTIOaT SALE OF Government Buildings. I WILL rxpose for sale, at Public A notion, oa Wealnesdsv, Apnl26ih, 1S0, thetollewing (sov-ernment ctuildingB At It) o'clock a.m., Wilson General Hospi-tsl, one mila on Eillsboro Pike, comprising 13 Wards, (each) 1 Quarters, eilirJ.xio, 1 Drug House, tixl'J, 1 Office.

U'leurl. 1 Lemodry, eh)x66ili, 1 Mesa House, lMxiatUt, 1 Kitchen, lisjxilxl, 1 soxiwxli, 1 Store House, l.siiiia, 1 iixxli, 1 Ooard 1 lead SStlyxli, 1 btable Isiikxti. At 2 o'clock p.m., opposite Penitentiary, on Church street 5 Rarracks 1 Quarter, 1 blore House, 1 board 1 Mahle, 1 Htable, 1 Water Closet. 121x34, (each,) 7nxi4, 11, SoxiS, Kxai. At 4 o'clock p.ra at Northwestern Grain Sheds 2 Quarter IxSxMxW.

(each). Terms Cash, ia Government Funds. by order ot A R- K.ldy, U. B. A Chief D.

of T. A. W. W1L1.3, aprlT-tl daw Bvt Maj. and A.

y. M. JAMES BELTOy, H. WHEELER, THOMAS COT Ta ELL. JOM KMtiHT.

BELTOH, North Market JStreet, NASHVILLE, iT.Asj Gas Fitters, Plumbers, for Motrin, Tasker Celebrated Wrought Iron Gas and Water Tabling, Lap-Welded Flues, Coal Oil, Tcols and Machinery; A SB VBOLBSAU BULBBS IB Tinners Plumbers, Gas-Fitters, AND Coppersmith's Stock and Material, Eallroad Bipplles, le. mareh24-3m Spring Stock, 1866 AT e. t. IVo. S3 College Street IAN BE BKEN ot THS HANDSOMEST STOCK and Fancy Dry Goods For the present BAM'm, ever exhibit- is thla city, all hemcht thHa the lea three weeaa, asd whatever deeds there may have beea ib North we have got tne beeaetit ef aaa will (is to our customers We do not propose aay "ba.L" tt our emstoenere by way of often ng Staple xdii at )esa tbaa eoet, witn the bors of manias it Bp ea other (sooda, iru simply to sell evervtbiDa; at aa eenail prohiA as Ihe present hish rates ol" stasia.

Taxes, sad xpBsea graarailvBill arimit cf. Our frisada mar my pdjdb gettios the best lioodi at the roweat Pncas, Bad BTerythiBK warraulad aa re presented. Elegant Dress Bilks, Holre Aatlqoes, Grenadine, Organdies, Lawns, Printed Linen Cambrics, liltc. LAD 1X3 IH Will Sod foli Uas of everytbieui sew an deetratis la thai way. IaACIC OOOUS.

In rreai ruiety, ia Rsail Pwot, Point Va-saei aeanea, etc. Ladles' Silk Backs, Lace relets, All sew sad handsome. Splaralid stock of Goods lor Boys' Wear. HONI KAY, car all RTadrs aael ssea. aad 11-4 1-1 a a Saeetlsta, SV4, 1SV4, aad 1 1 -A Ceastaa Bheeel.jt T.ale Lleeaw aad CI eta, hi variety.

Tcrwela aaa in variety. Toerethar with Prrata, DoeneMsse, Cioibe, Caaai. anerea, aad avarvthinc ariiuui(t a Sraireuaea Lry iiuods ataoih(beaC ALSO 4-1, -4, 4U4 Colored aad Whita Cantos Hal. tint, of tha very best mak es. sswU5-3at Notice- THI MHfvCHASTS E.TCHANSKwtlt be opened be huesaesn as tbe tiaii ef th ChamtMr of Comassros, Ho, Coiise.

atrset, ca Thursday trlt, aad every Oaf thmealer at o'etocte, as aad rsrnaia ipea aaeil I haa tt i ezpeartea that tae Metneers will Be preeeot wrdt sanpies of CoKob, Grtwwa, a. Ad Buyer, eS-iAea- rasraahears Of let. are saepsct-ftiUv lav, led aa be pre seal r. n. Tnoupson, Fashionable HAT MD CAP dTOBB, Fancy WALKING CANES Ladies' and Gents TRUNKS No.

23 Cherry Street. NEAR UXI0X. marehJT-tf ART GALLERY. T. F.

SALTSUAII, Proprietor Corner College and Colon NASHVILLE, TENN. TBU old estaW shed ejallery ha lately beea remodelled and Ailed up in maswirji-etit sty'e, aod every iMBveoierice has been atndied for the bsae-tit of the putsier. It has to he sees to he appreciated, ft ia ail on one floor, with a Bice Toilet Room Ihe Ladiee, and trusts that hia etfor to pleas will be appreciated by hi patrexas. Ws are iu receipt of a aew kit eM Aihuirs, Care de Mie-he Framea, aew style, and, aa heretofore, will keep a is iks lot of tiili aad Kueewocd trainea, suitable for large ficturee, auch aa Photographs, Ambrotypes, Pearl N. B-Partlenlsr atteatiea t'veo to Copyisg snd caiargiBK, r-aint c.

in every aiyie. aad see he to re coicfc elsewher. Remember the peaces Corner of CoUega and unioa aireen. over trie xrruK Dtore. marches if PENDLETON Hholesarc and DRUGGISTS Ns.

19Sonth side Public Square, VASHVIXLE. TE3JK. JAVB ALWAYS OS BAND A LAK6E BTOCK Drag, G.Ij,Palats Cheialeali. at very krw "jrnrea. Bbia Unseed OU, Onal OiL lard Oil.

Bhls Tsnasrs" Oil, Csu.te.-r Oil, 1 BweaiUU, I WIS A FENDLKTOJf. TurpeBliBBa For aai low, by PA1NT8. sno Keers White Lead, art') Los. Am. VeUow Ohm, Frearh VeilowOrhra, HO Chr.rce breea, dry, li is oil.

lew Tallow, dir. li mod. All kiads of Paints and Paint hnrshea. For sals sow, by jaWIW es UlAUUCTOH. VAHN IHH Kj.

Bbla. Opal Vamish, 1 Bhl Japan VarBleh, Coeech 1 lowing One barrel Blar Leather. For sals km, by i WIN a Bhls Alcohol, awrewni. 78 pereeat. rVrxV Pnlrts, Piers 'hiay.

rare, or at ed. ntirpessea, 1 Pure Krencn braady, I Holland tiia, Pur Pert, Maelean, Bad Sherry Winse, For aai a low. by J.WLH A PaVSKLiTOIf. HITTKRS, Iraka'a PtaatatioaBitsirs, rioll'a Od roa iloaaeuar'a Stomarh Boorhaves rjoiland Uoofland's iyerwtaa Fo sals low, by a IS A FESDUT0W, HUNUHIK8. SS ateaw Sod, 1 Oeaa Mar-aboy fined 4 bbla F.paom HaJia, 4 I Hi a-B Madder, SU0 Lhe best Inuixo, 4 Kbia (Jopperaa, For seie low, by july ti-U.

1 Bhl flltuarton, 1 Cudtiew, I ha OochiBeaJ. Hoia Crearo srWr, rinmsioBe, 1 Fkmr Bulprmr. wm a riAuuLiux. Blacking and Ink. Butler'a Premluni Blacklna.

1 u. 1 BBifona and anreptatn Iar(reat ib the est. -r-ea aai tieronnis IiIwbi as wttalaaaiS). urv Jv Viae tfru einnaa. TH m.

rj. bCTLKH. a Bailers MLOil Blading, ABOFrOILFASTE, II 6LAW POTS. Th, IXL at the moat perfest Polish b.axSiri ia eewntry eaf ua to th French bla. k.aj ifav-tttf duaoatheoeiie, quacbty of Oil it all aotory sueet, rs-i onat THoi O.

BCTLIR, Areeii. Butler'i Writing Fluids, ARK offered ib Wholesale 1,. at kw pnr-M. I iis. have a tughft repotettoa thaa any clrssr of Smenraa anaouIaoCure, and la Is weet have a larver aeue tha aay oum Brsa l.

Fms tery St Viae sir set, JaA. i. BLTLEB, Agent. Marking Ink and Mucilage. trt i-a ii rll E.

REMINGTON SONS, MASCFACTCRIRi OF i BftAliisi SU sr sn.ivsii.ir, Sinn, jaasaria aaa taa LArolrjfi, Kos tre t'aiasd State aen-n. Alan pnrtrai aad Belt kevolvers, Punola, kift eoa, ke-volvtns: Kins. A sad hti-j l.na barreta. asd raa Mater reBsiiy. tkoln by lim immm atd ihe Trade WiPoetcrtoai iheeoerfltrv.

lnu-ese etayeef iloesse Aweekiae aad Rohbery wvy hoo. swrs, haca, aod o-V iou4 Lav eeei attv.n iva KSVuLViiitS. Circu srMM uuB eou and d-wription cf our Arms wi I he 'ni npo apr-'w-uioa H. KKJIl.V.Tuk eat slim N. kUOl.lt 41, apriltt-Sa SO UmrUaad VVHITEMAN BROTHER'S PAPER TTAREIIOCSI WILL pay six ewert.

Srtraa Raia, ba (laaauue of 1 It. oe more. pimm paaet a ssd bajpsi. wooieaaags, fxioa sjt, Aes. na aa ooRjii rrjsuc squakj.

BBSXcUt-tf. 3m. B44aV ettaA CHF.RRT STREET BETWKEJi CEDAR A 6AT A J. FLTNN w. i.

ars.eti A.J Flyan. Bachara Jsaudera itae Masanr. UrcneeUB. Last NlgiCir tae Dramitlc Season. BENEFIT OF MR.

SAM. HUDUARU. SatnrJay EvtniK, Jptil list, ISGi Wd be KHANDY MAGUIKEi Or, Tfc Bold Boy or tbe XofiBtalot. Shandy Maguire Mr. 8am Hahhard.

Id. uiau moo aaa kit voluniesrrd. To cooclud with TOODLK8. Timothy TooeCes Mr. Seua Huttard.

saava batimsb. 8ATCRDAT APRIL J'urr, Admissioa JO eeaia.Chi:drso 16 cent. Ioors opea at i c'clock. AiTuams or Tiaa. Poors opea st to Cnr-tsiB ns at to a.

Prices or Admlirslon. Drees Crsle and TS Ssond Pr.vat boaa. a PREPARE FOR SPRIX6! GET YOUR SHIRTS riADETQ ORDER iXD BUT YOUR Ties.ScarfSjHose.Underwearand HATS, AT QUEEN GREEN'S, june23 aU COLLEGE STREET. B. I a.

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itnm ag. Ik. Cm. I Jerin. I ixJvntUi't i T0L1PKIHS XJ.

Claim Agents. Comer Cbrrry and Ctdar Slrtrtj, (VP BTAIR3J Nashville, Tenncssco. Ws ar prepared to eolieet Claims against the toTf rnsitnt For Prcpcrtj tatra by lie army, Formal Informal Toucbera, BOUNTIES. AESEAES 01 PAY AJiDPEsSIOXS, aaa Presear SesJaBaaa few Beers wlUi Prap Eos. Richatd OReiafcy, Btat of Qliaexa.

Hob. David L. Lavis, Judge Supreme Ocrort, O. 8L Hob. Wm.

S. Breramlow, (xowrsar of apnea. ee. Bug. Gea.

Jas. P. BrowsJoar, Adj. tiea.btawol Te Hon. M.

M. Brian, Nashville. Hoa. Wm. Klraa at Baxter, Manbvtlls.

Hea. Je. Guild, Nsahnn. Hoa. John Hatch Brsilh, MashTiU.

P. W. Uazey, aah villa. Messrs. Morris A Btratton, JMaahvill.

Messrs. Evans A Kaahvill. Himrod Porta, Oocarabia, Teaa. innelS tf IMPORTANT TO Travelers and Shippers BSTWEEN Nashvaio and the East. THE Atlantic Great estern Railway (Ilroad Ouagr.) Ia bow ia full and soccsaaful operaboo From Cincinnati to New York, Boston, And Is theoniy direct root lo tha Oil Jlagiona of Conaaetiona Sea mad with th Jefreveonvine aad Ohia A Maaslas pp4 Satire 1, ve rievnsnur; JetTereoavili aad Iadianapotas A t4.

B. ti tr. hsns; Louievtii and Lea. aad Ky. Central B.

via Uaw eRiBaa P- Mart Lis 8 as mass vis CnsaaBati. Two Throu.h Trafns Daily Pmenrwrs by (Tie Bmer) Guae Railway seemr wide and r-nmivrisoe ewe, sukI am snet but eoBnecueaa. Thronirh Tlckeesartd RasTsreCfieskaeaa he pr eored at all trie pramml Ki aexl btesaabost ooVe ia Loni.rilie ail thenuih SMBersl sM htrti W. A. BAThrt, Aeeet, -GKiKFIIei A PAKrt.irs.4, Aawsra, DorS-tf No.

CoijaKe Tens. Jou rain, Wholesale Grocer AND Commission" merchant. LDKALKR IS nes, LiqoGrs Cigars, Tobacco fO. SS BOUTH BIDK BBCADWAT. Nevshvillo Tennessee.

50 Hhds pnm few Or I ease So ea Porte ture oujear, do do CubeBnirar, AO Barrala Crushsd ani fowelered Beuasr. oo brenolaied rwaar, so A. aw4 B. UaIm siiasr. yai oo c.

saira aiasoried aisl do 1st low Psi3 sinurin, Mai Java CoiSee, i oo Lsauira Ccdss lo Haira Gmesr, Hsi AiisiML-, haai Peeper, IS) barrala Ms. a erst, so bt cto K.i a boxes Soap, so do lOO.f.ai Ovaia, lasaorts BrsBJa I'O Buxiw Candlea, 1 do Raisina, S'l Caeaa vi Cases ev.tera, IwB PurBels, So m. Turs, mrybl kept ia WBOi. Ssk orocary Bouses. X-elrjuofH.

Barrel's Roherteoa County Wblay, do Boarboa so So Kvs te do WuSsd Whuky, Casks Braiy. i Oo ejtsrs. Ivpoy A Criraies-, i DI'B traessy, very eeu, to cto rmm a iio cto Bnerrr Wav la store, sad lor sal at No 35 Broadway, NASHVILLE, TENN. SplUtf fJX MANHOOD; -w uow last: Dow AiditoWmm'W B-vnlvp. Paw, aur ants.

ALKCTT'RJ an th natarsl Iresemert. snd Rsd K-l eare of eperBiatorrBsm, ot eem asi Wss. aesa. jnvolRBIary am anosa, auns Iwauiy. a4 lropamcue Msmsa-e swssrsi.y r.rvounes.

Coaaumptios, Apuepsv. ess riu so lei aad Pay-asral iBcasari.y, rn i.Lnj 'rose rwlf arxise. try J. Cieivsissu, M. h- auUK uf Loe Ins.

i.i-. "A aVescaa as Tavaanssaesj ef Bsgarsia fisst siuier sm hi a Dial easanr. i elresa. pose puai, os rs. pt of six cest or two BOBtsgs easasps, by alUa A l'T aWweary, ew YsrL Pesst OAS.

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