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Salders' silk for Ligatures, Skeins 7raxed and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in casee; Linen. Thread.
Tape and Scissors.
Adhesive Plaster Camel Hair Pencils, oiled Silk,
Oiled Muslin, India Ri bel snd Gutte Percha Cloths
in the piece.
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-15 yards long, breaaths sf
unbleaehed muslin, yard wide, open one half yard
at the bettom length ofSleeve three quarters yard
leugth OF arm Hole 70 sinehes, lengtrof Collar 20
inches length OF Slit in front yasd fastened with
four tapes. --------
Loose Mushn Drawers -14 yards long with a
breadth of yard wide muslin in each leg with 4
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom of each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 80 inches and in the front Is inches with
8 buttons and buttonholes
long.
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long.
Pillow sacks of ticking, l6 inches wide and 80
inches long.
Pillow eases of muslin; one-half yard wide, /
Old linen and cotton CLOTH towels, old and new
rough and soft old sheets pillow cases, small pill
lows, old towels coyerlets old shirts ard drawers
old pants old socks old handkerchefs old Jackets
pieces of white domestic, pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country or homemade jeans, for fall clothing
wool or wooden yarn. country OF homemade blan.
kets and counterpanes; blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch
sweet oil, can vegetables Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans, arrowroot sage, tapoca rice, eggs
chickens game, BRANDY, whisky, tobacco crackers
biscuits, tea, cocoa lemon syrup, plum and currant
jelies small quGntities) oatmeal flsxseed and flax
seed meal, wheat bran. corn meal juice Of beef, as
stock for beef tea put up in sealed cans champagne
in small bottles for cases of sudden sinking china
feeders of different for administering nourish
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds, common SOAP eye shades of green silk with
tapes or elastics.
Those of you who live in and around the city Of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assis lance
at the hospital. The sick chamber is destitute Of
Its chief sOlaee unless graced by the presence Of
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, or sOoth his distress other than your own
Such articles as you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green Ky marked Hospital Stores.
am, with slScere respect,
D. w. YANDEIL,
Surgeon G. S A. and Medicsl Director Of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green, KY. Sent %. 1861.
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CR0SSs.TTEs WANTED,

CR0SSS.TIES WANTED.
THl Nashville and North Western Railroad Company Win
4 70 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, sfest
long inches hsk we'll hsWn to face pscs net
less than inches clear Of bark timber to sound slV
ID at the grade line Of the road In Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for $4,000 White
Post Oak Tt0Ss Of the size above to Be delivered
the line Of the road in piles from section ID TO section -
enough or each section to supply the same.
Persons wishing 70 bid will direct to the President DsS
Of the NG1hVs and FoTthWsIsrs RsilrosA COMPANY
Esshyile,TenD 'uIySo-a
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

PHOTOGRAPHAC CARD.
TAKE plsGsurs IN announcing my old friends and
toners that after shSence Of two years. have again
Enrned to the practice Of the photographic Ara
In all il branches having purchAsd the interest Of brS
the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four snths New tia past Summer to obtain tally al
the hts improvements In the haEs painted renovated and
ENLARGED the suite Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities
better to produce first elsEs Work than most Galleries
Of and conduse to the comfort Of PArons trust not
only TIE proud PoGon the Gallery has hsrso0s
Hained bat to elevate TO gdn higher standard. have
also engaged services ofHr COOK, II The best Photo
aphers IN the Eord who took the Pictures which obned the
ars premium the Worlds In London In 1851 aud
determined only to make this the leading Gallery In
Etzte ny work Ibsn not Be mrpassd north OF eoa
and introduce the public the following TFisI
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
ViRnete, plain coloredi
Ivorytypess coloredi
Pastel Pictures, life siEei
togreohs on Canvas, life SssI
Visiting cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhstogIsDh Is taken at enc lifting
stsrreoscopes, glass paper.
continue to make the MeiaLotype and AmbFsype hereto
fore. The shove styles all entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Gard Whish only made one time. All
Who want anything in line politely invited 70 give
call bsora visiting elsewhere when will By oceuaT
demonstration he sboV fAets Respectfully,
oct3l-9 ,. ". HUdHHG.
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$50 Reward.

$50 Reward.
WILL give the shove reward for the apprehension and ieV
ii err 70 me Of
ANDE RSON,
taken out Of the se S25 taken up and secured
lean get him BE may have left here with OF the Re
msnts may still be about town -.t l---rit .-'0
Description.
Back vita short close hair large and prominent lips ne
teeth, rather slow spoken has slight the Of the
neck the effect Of letter. weighs about $50 lbs feet 10
inches high and il II or Is yearS old. ~. 80 fs.r
sep3 dH W LAWRENCE.
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TIE the Ladies of Kentucky and Northern
Tennessee.

have established at Bowling Green, KY, Gen
eral Hospital for the reception of the sick soldiers
of the Central Division Confederate States Army
of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is so init
mately connected with the physical comfort if not
also the life, of the soldier, | feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore,
beg to make few practical suggestions to you, as
to the manner in which you may serve those mem
bers of the army who are overtsken by accident
or disease. A very efficient mode of rendering as
sistauce to the inmates of the hospital is through
the agency of Relief Associations, such numbers of
which are already in operation in the Confederate
States. Can you not organize such Associations
wherever they do not exist and through them for
ward whatever may be contributed Where, for
any reason, such societies be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dona
tions direct 20 Bowling Green. .-.-.-..-.
Among the articles Of daily use in the hospitals
are the following :.
Bandages-l inch wide. yard long.
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Rem VAL osi-
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purhaeed Of WI W. Finn his stock Of Wall Paper
&C. and renewing my stock Of II oking Glasses Gilt
Frames Venetian Blinds Win ow Shades, Artist Materials,
&c &C. his Nv Rnnsl old Stand q Public SQUARE
Desdsck street., where IEhAl Be glad to friends
patrons. WHITMAN
iV2St
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Removed.

Removed. o.. i7.-
HAVE removed Shoe establishment to Market street. No
SO, the public square, door to Morrow Son
where would be pleased former customers and friend
And shall sndeavor all keep hand general aOrt
nent Of Home Made Boots and Sh OeSs IN e rrea
variety and low the price OF materials will justify
Army boots AMI shoes and all kinds ohaVy kept In
made to order. .-.--s-- 70 ..,s-. I'D
Highest market pries paid for Hides and Leather.
seD20-t JAMES W HAMILTON.
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MAPS FOR THE
Scientific DiscOvery---EIccTre-
Water.

Il veil the profession that Hleccy e TIE sa
motor Of fes Every remedy which really disease
dos because OF is secal adaptation 20 the wants Of s
Invalid By the Of such remedies and KLBCTRo
WATER which patients bahed in currents Of electrical
Ladies Being attended By a-LsdyI curing al kinds % old
and obstinate complaints which have resisted all other
cure; "ConsumpVes receive s but in such
where patients weak to visit ne, treat them By he
BroDoa RotDe1l IbdGsi0ns, which hreahsd nte IL
diseased lang right the seat Of the disease Ssud I've
stamps for Panphlet Other patients Who cannot cone %
The iBEALNs WkrRs," can, By sending ee-hsi ags-ssE
and fall description e symptoms have medicines 70 thei
Send or circular The Electric Waters extr1st all mineral
substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
peence u twenty in the Treatment sf many hsu
and ehfsnc and Woman diseases and weakneses
Be regarded IS 3 reasonable GUARANTEES Of Success.
NJ Rooms and Boarding Furnished %
Patients II
PHYSICIANS who may wish avail themselves Of ths val
liable discovery Electric Baths invited c Gt my oe
It No i46, South Summer street.
EOur from to 81 n every day szesPt ne sasssih
Address Dk. NOABADdhs
nsr2'6l-dEtEIy Nashville, Tenn.
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Bark Mills.

ENHK best Improved double grinding Bark Mills yet invent
ed is being manufactured will be ready for de-
livery By the arst OF october Ror sale at
J. LUMSDEN 4 co.,
Ne II South Market street, NsGhvile, Tenn.
LUMsDEN 4 MANN,
septl No IS MagsEine street, New Orleans, La.
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THE STAR GALLERXI
DRsuerreotyPes, AmbrOtyPes.

SPHEREOTNPES AND PHOTOGRAPHER
No a, Union Street next door to wesss Thonpsoa's
Il. r. SALTZMAN,
tkATE CURATOR HUsEET sALLKRT.l
ETA7IH6 fitted up above, exclusively for thAi
branch Of business IL prepared to reesVs the ladies' and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac sfiss Of their fsca IN
Be highest style Of the Art No expense has bean spared
furnishing bis apartments procuring the latest and nest
usrovsd apparatus and Materials the coundsn
nivss al who want pictures to give hin call, plsgns
re- Hntrancs asSt door CWsIn to Vessel Z Thompson.
~ y ,. aALTZMEN =.
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M. - 3. r. CMEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
EINa BRANDIKs, VINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HATLs,
pOMHsTIo LIQUORS, 10,
COREER o. COLLEGE AND GEUB6R EzREELSL
Nashville, Tennessee.
KE Arejustin receipt Of large and veil selected stock Of
Nv Groceries, Liquors, etc. ,eonSstng in part teIoWs
80 khds Sugars ali grsds1g genuine Havana OzaRsl
900 bbls choice Molassesl 200 kegs Nails, assOrted
100 DO do 100 doEen Painted BucketgI
so bsrs prime Rio OoHesI 50 nests Tubs;
100 bbs Powdered Orushsd and 10 bbs EnglSh WazutS
Loaf Sugar. 10 bills Pseansi
IS0 boxes Star Candlaj 10 bbls Rilbert8.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDEES, WINES, Ags
95Kk& choice French BFsndiesi
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WInsal
$50 baskets best brands Ch9mpaznsI
80 boxes ScovilI Classt,
100 bbs nne Robertson County WhiEsyi
IS bbls pure old Bye DO
do do do bourbon do
Aud also large Of oOuDon WHISKY, American Brandy,
Gins sc.
Agents Tor Dupont Sycamore PoWdr Tia
dsgznsd being the only Agsntsn Nashville Of the Manufacturer
you'd call attention o. e Merchants and Tradsrs,s th
large stock OF Powder on hand, in Aagaznefor sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BangPoW
500 do do DO der;
800 K do Dc do 1000 zsgs Sycamore BlaStirS
zoo DO Do DO bTsnd.; = t'"1''' --'S''-'
5000 sDupent Blasting Pow 80 bbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
"a der. - EAfsty fass.
iaai T. 49,. cElAEHAN, Agents..
Dupont'EPoTlsri Joy, Biokford 4 Co.'S sasts
Hazard DO Fuss --
sycamore 90
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Nashville Gun Factory.

Nashville Gun Factory are notified
= that the Directors have ade call of live Dollars upon
each share payable before the rt Monday in seDtems
next The Stockholders Fequeted l. lat the Office Of ne
Undersigned No. AZ Cherry street, I'D make pro mpt pay
nens. J. L. B05TICK,
AuG25-t Secresary and Treasurer,
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Land for SHE.

II application made before LIST January, will sell
nodstiEx terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
nom the Corporation limits on Nil Greek, opposite Maj oEL
This the beautiful locations IN Davidson county.
About onhAf Ct the land in timber the balance In eulVa
don There are premises comfortable cabins and ans
young orchard Apply Ma Gen. the place. .
self for parisularG. 0HAs. K. WIG3ToaI
jnlyl+-H
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to czrry ny Negroes to the go
Il south, I viii sell about Three or E0uK s1sszo
Hundred Acres OF Land. being part Of
the tract upon which reside, situated . 4bt41S
COED Tu-nPiks Resd, about thirteen miles from - 6
Nashville, in CT the best nsighborhoOdsin VIII
hansen county Soil equal to in the State For parties
lars, apply to me- the premises, to A. " Lindssy IN
hashville sep9-dn ?. PEAk1hs.
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Afew, flannel bandages! two and half inches wide
AID nine yards long, will be needed and lint scraped
and travelled.
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red Flannel, In the piece.
BOokbinders Board, for Splints; pieces Is inches
by inches.
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w all Paper

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VRlua bic Land for sale.
R75 acres Cleared, and I'm a fine stats
of Cultivation
FNHIs Farm Lies nile from Jones Station, TIE WIN
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine nles r0n Wlnehss
three Salem, in franklin csnnty On the
Farm 6 comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, al
necessary houses Oose the dwelling hne Gprinz
good CSern plenty Of falling stock water Ths and
q AL ROE and for cultivation stands unsurpassed BY am
In the county propose sell ths valuable Tract 81 Land
End would persons who wish IT, to Jc1
White Nashsls Tenn, A.s. oolyar, Winshsstsr tag
refer to ne on the premises,
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
ect eo-h Winchester, Franklin county, fsHa.
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/ Land Cor sale.
M ardsrEEnsd VII sci hsplanka- 49,
- tan. sslIsa cAFIRAL VugE, lying On
f A. nerth de o. Cumherland River,
#ftt =. thrss milsEfrom ths City ofNa1AYilis,
44aa oontainE about Three Hun
aFed Acres. lie viii ssll Il All -
ozsthey e. n unaH lrAots ots, % salt PaFehkslEa
Vii exchanea 4 E vel Improved properly Il tke silF. n
tie very bsst quality Of soil s veil Eaed 81 81 Aat
L IN cuitivatIon ana ne bslEnos u dns nlosF iad p
rs ars tEo rsed dEslaE hsasna, god hagn md aks
TRinfernasa WHY 3 u an4Rnspsae g . Jshn . Jan
0IDsS-H - 8Eo8- 9. SAM4Bi
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Surgeon C. S A. and Medicsl Director of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green, Ky. Sent %. 1861.
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Coraners' Inqucsts.

SUICIDE Coroner o'Kcefe held inquest yesterday, at
pier SO Fast river upon the body Of James Healy
tive Of Ireland, aged fortyfvc years, who committed
suicide by drowning himself Deccased, II appeared,
incorporate man keeping an oyster saloon at No
l33 Mott street About three weeks ago be threatened
kill himself saying he would not be alive u witness
st. Patricks day. No attention paid 10 the threat,
however ard II was not until Monday last, when de
ceased dsappcared from his home, that the family began
to grow uneasy. Upon inquiry was asccrtancd that al
a late hour Sunday night unknown OBJ
served to jump overheard at the foot OF Cllrne street
and although rope was thrown TO him by private
watchman he refused 10 accept the proered assistance
and sank. The body OF the unknown man, which was
Na ,sa % prove to BE- that Of the he missing
relatives. Tho jury rendered verdict Of "suicde by
drowning
FATAL CASUALLY IN DUANE SrEArr-Information was rc.
ceved at the Coonors Office yesterday the ec, that
Mr. Sazaire struelcns Of the a Of Struclens Palmer
conectoncrs OF No. 6s Duane street. had been killed by
falling through tho hatchway. The accident, which
cured about noon, WIS not witnessed by any of the
hands In tho establishment. Nothing known OF the
affair until one OF the clerks stumbled upon the eless
body OF deceased in tho subcelar Mr.. Snuelens had
is supposed TO have fallen while reaching forward 10
catch hold Of the rope attached 10 the hostway IL
is only about q month ago that the elevator
in this establishment gave way, killing one
Of the workmcn and njuring deceased severely that
II was thought he would hardly Mr.. Struelens
was native Of belgium, and forty five years Of age
He lived at No go Fast Tenth street, and wdower
Coroner Okcoe took the case, and Will probably nycst
gate the matter 10 day.
KnIxD ny A TALI--AHguste Heller a native or Cor
many, aged thirtyfour years. died yesterday at his resi-
dence, No 90 from tho elecs Of injuries acc
denially received by falling down stalrs The accident
occurred tuesday morning. tho DECEASED lingering
Until yesterday, When ne oxpfod Coroner kecio held
An inquest on the body, whom the jury rendered verdict
OF death rom fracture OF the skul, accidentally re
ceivcd.n
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.
MLsHry.rnN March DO

WASHINGTON, March 20, 1904.
Mr. HAIs, (rep) Of ~ H., offered a resolution, which
les over that the Senate viii adjourn Saturday next
at one O'Clock p. NJ, without day.
DOUGLAS RESOLUTION
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the
lutIon of Mr. Douglas calling FOR information relative TO
the FORTS arscna navy yards and other public property
in the seeded States
Mr.. BAYARp, (opp.) Of Del, said that he had at all
times endeavored 30 70 guard bis that word
from bis lips should have tendency to increase and os-
ter alienation and separation between the different por
tons Of the confcderacy The issue which he had long
anticipated had now culninatei in tho withdrawal Of
States from the Union lie conceived reunion ID
be mpracticable, and there remained but one Of two
TO pursue, namely-war with view 10 subjee
ton, or the acknowledgment Of their independence
separate nationality. He then Indicated proposition he
Intended 70 offer, which In substance sets forth that
Seven sates by the action Of the people thereof under
claim Of right have withdrawn from the federal Unon
and ordained by the authority separate govern
ment, styled the government Of the Confederate states
Whether the right claimed by these States be among the
i,s CHARACTER the fac, f new separate soyernmen, Is
indsputable Tho enforcement Of tho Laws has become
impacticsbc War cannot restore these states to the
Union. The proposition concludes with resolution that
the President by and with the advice Of The Senate, be
vested With full power AMI authority TO accept the dec
ration OF the seeded States that they Constitute
alien people, and that hc conclude with them treaty
acknowledging their Independence separate nation.
Otherwise the other alternative viii oc31r civil var,
which should be thus avoided. Mr. Bayarc made re.
marks regarding the rotations between tho states and the
federal government, in the Of witch he said that
secession not among the reserved rghts Of the states
il was revolution by crganzei communities and by the
authority o. the people the states whom sove
regDty rests It's effect Ia the same whether resoluton
arg or fgsl, namely tho suspension, Car as they
ccneclned OF the operation Of the avs q the federal
govtrnnert. IN the old sense rebellion, but MT
IN the modern What is n reyoluti1rg n hat
the great boty ci society and hs po1ple AZ args sci
aonIihterea oy them through representatives noldng
chico curing their pleasure, Or sioft an
lvd terms, y during goot behavi1r. rae vii OF
the rajly u o3ie.y should BE- cDcl1sve evidence Of
The nsant D 'he whole The power - rsa.s9 ctfs
and cbagse exsse IN oil free governments hs at 5fss
csssn y bfcath Of c-rpac tn pas. e The secstrg
S'aies, A. os.g breach e c1mpa- 1ad against Lre
WI Of the sadeTa T)verI-oprt 4 actial rsvcu.
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Ranrd of Education.

This Board held one Of their stated meetings last
g-Commissioner Davenport in the chair.
Commissioner STOUT informed the Board that the
school house, No H. in the Twenty first ward is finish
cd invited the members TO visit on the 10Th inst.
The annual report of the City Superintendent, sent in
some two months ago, was presented Ia the printed
form II is very voluminous docr,ncnt and the fol-
lowing s an abstrct from one Of Its most interesting
sections
There are, in The city Of Now York, nfty Gram
mar schools for boys fifty for girls fifty pri mary de-
rartments, and forty primary schools free academy
Tor boys three NAL scoosoDe for female teacners,
one male for colorod Of both sexes
twenty hree evening schools for males twenty for TO
males and two for colored persons, maie and female,
corporate schools sharing in the distribution OF
the public money
under the jurisdiction Of the Board, 70 1888, Of whom
I 3oS females, and $50 males. OF this number 173
hold State certificates Of qualification, q graduates
OF sae Normal schoos ana the remainder hold certa-
Gates from this dspartL.~nt
The whole number Of pupils in these several institn.
tons exclusive Of the Nor nal scboos th s' aay "
October last, was l05 ,226, viz
Boys gram schools. 1852 Evening schools. 1867
Glils gram schools. 70 go Corporate schools. 1000
Primary depaI TINS. Go 429 -
Primary schcols.. 2C917 Total. ..........16 1876 2cd
Being OF 29s over the number under in
siructlon during the preceding year.
or this number have attended school during the
entire feboo year $40 for eight months and less than
ten 10 JG4 for six months and lees than eight % o08
for four months aud less than six 20 o72 for months
and less than four and 81 e64 for period less than
months.
The average attendance OF pupils In the several Gram
mar Primary and Corporate Schools during tho past
year. as ascerained In the mode prescribed by law
5452 or about 80 per cent being Increase the
average attendance Of last year Of 36S The actual
average OF attendance contradstngushed from tho
statute average would probably exceed so per cent tho
former being based actual attendance excluding every
day which the school, for spy reason not ses-
son ard dividing the aggregate by the number Of days
or OF the latter by adding together the
tendance OF each school session Of three hours a5d dv
ding by AGO. twice the number Of school days daring
the year. exclusive Of stated holidays, without taking
into account the actual number Of days taught.
The subject of building ire proof library FOR tho
books of the department which the special order OF
the evening came up and after being well mutllated
was laid over till the second meeting In April
Commissioner Gunther's resolutions, 70 eqrAlisc the
salaries OF teachers according the number Of pupils
under their care brought up, and after long dis
cussion laid over. The B,ard then adjourned
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THE CASE OF GOVERNOR FLOYD.


The two Indictments against Governor Floyd in tho
court here have been dismissed untenabe The first
was for corspiring to dofraud the government
The District Attorney stated in open court that there
was no evidence 10 sustain the CHARGE and with leave Of
The Court, entered a note prcscqui.
The second for malfcasance Office in issuing
suing acceptance The act Of 1867 prohibits prose
sutton where tho party implicated has testified before
committee Of Congress touching the matter charged.
s has been decided 70 not privilege Of the witness
but mandate Of law, and the case would have come
70 abrupt termination on the fact appearing In tho
course OF tho trial On the fact being submitted in ad
vance to the Court By counsel both sides tho ndict
ncnt was ordered TO be quashed 1t could not have
beon maintained