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In the first district the Rebel-Radical
Butler. who never let an opportunity slip
when he thought he could get Office,
either under Confederate or Federal
rule, is already on the track and ha~
ranguing the people. If General Kyle
gets after him, as he probable viii, Butler
will find harder road to travel than he
has ever been over yet, and he had better
hold on to his iudgship.
Stokes and Hawkins will probably be
candidates Cor recollection on the Radical
ticket in the third and seventh districts.
The Conservatives win have their candi
dates in these districts in due time.
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SINGULAR.-A negro man lives with Mr..
Stephen Albert, in this city, who was
originally as black "a any Congo, but
whose color few years ago began chang
ing, and now, with the exception of his
face, he is as white as any Caucasian. The
color Of the epidermis of his face is also I'M
dergoing a change, and in few years
more this black man will have become
white. His case is a subject for the dis.
QUESTION of the enquiring Swans. The
change in his color is not the result of any
apparent disease, as the negro has always
been hardy athlete, and is at this time in
the enjoyment of good health.-Nep Albany
(Ia.) Ledger.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL FIELD IN

~
Mr. David H. Num-, Representative in
the late Legislature from Haywood coun-
~, has been nominated as the Radical
candidate for Congress in the Memphis
district Hon John W. Leftwich is a
candidate for recollection on the Conser-
yative ticket in this district, and will of
course be returned
We understand that Mr.. $. NJ ArneIl
has been nominated by the Radical con-
yention in the sixth Mr.. A. NJ. Hughes,
Of Columbia, who is a Radical, has been
announced as candidate in this district
for some weeks We have not heard
whether he intends to acquiesce in the
action of the convention which was got
ten up in Arnells interest Hon. Dorsey
b Thomas, who was chosen by a mas
jority Of the1egal voters at the last elec-
ton, but was deprived of his certificate
by the arbitrary and illegal action of the
Governor, is a candidate for reelection,
and the people will repeat what they did
two wears ago
In this (the fifth district there is a
hotly contested and bitter struggle going
on between the friends of John Trimblc,
ksq, and Chaplain,ludge Lawrence ofthe
Freedmen's Bureau for the Radical nom
nation The friends Of the latter claim
that they have the inside track, and are
confident of securing his nomination.
In the fourth district Hon. Edmund
Cooper has been nominated rs the Con.
sentative candidate for reelection, and
there is not a doubt that that able cham
Pion Of the right will be returned tits
understood that MIR Jas. Mullins. who
was very successful in making anger
holes with gimlet, coyets the honor Of |
heing defeated by MIR Cooper
A convention is to be held at Athens
on the llth Of May, to select Radi-
cal candidate for the second dis,
tirict Mr.. Maynard desires a re-elec
ton, but he is rather distastefulto a LARGE
portion Of his party in that district |
General Joseph Cooper is represented as
exceedingly anxious to make the race
but it is not believed that " Fighting Joe
can come in this time A new candidate
seems to have doomed up within a few
days. The Chattanooga Union of the
10th inst, says A J Fletcher. the
present Secretary Of State, is going to
settle up at Cleveland. He contemplates
running for Congress, it is said by those
who ought to know" Colonel John
Williams will probably be the Conserve
i've candidate in this district and IL so
-hese Radical gentry need give them>
selves little trouble as to who shall enjoy
he empty honor of candidacy.
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WHAT are known as the big Trees of
California, it is said, are being successfully
grown in New York State Some fourteen
years ago, a gentleman residing near
Rochester, made plantations of these gigan-
tic trees from seed procured in California,
and the progress already made gives proof
that some two or three thousand years
hence they viii attain their full growth.
These trees grow to a hight Of three hun
bred TO three hundred and sixty feet, and
a circumference Of one hundred feet around
the trunk, and such citizens of Rochester
as live 10 the year A. d. 1867 will be sure
10 see them in the glory of their prime
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LATEST LTELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
senate-Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-After prayer
and reading the journal, the Senate went
into Executive session. After some time
the doors were opened.
Mr. Anthony called up his resolution
for further extending sine die adjournment
to Friday at O'Clock.
Mr.. Trumbull opposed the extension and
wanted to adjourn to-day.
Mr.. Fessenden said it was impossible to
adjourn to-day, as there was important
business on the table, which would occupy
till p NJ.
1t was agreed to extend the time till
Saturday, by vote of 20 to 10.
The Senate again went into Executive
session.
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PUNCH illustrates unbecoming levity,"
by presenting wood cut of the scene in a
church, wherein crowd of spectators are
awaiting the arrival of avoiding party. To
the scene is appended this dialogue by way
of glossary:
Fair Young LADY, see somebody in
the crowd outside waving a handkerchief
| suppose the bride is approaching"
Light Young Man. = Handkerchief?
White one? By Jove, perhaps it's a re-
prievep
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Labor BilI PASSED.

ALBANY, April 1S.-The eight hour
labor bill has passed both houses. There
is strong pressure of manufacturers and
capitalists on the Governor to induce its
veto, but he pledged himself in its favor in
the last political canvass, and will I'M
doubtedly sign it.
The new proposition to increase passen-
ger fares on the Central railroad, will
probably be adopted by both houses and
passed over the veto.
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ENTENUATION OF LYNCH LAW IN
INnTANA

The Seymour (Ind.) Times, in extenua-
ton of the recent exercise of lynch law,
by which two men, named Brooks and
Tally, were summarily taken from Jail and
executed for the murder of Mrs Cutler, 4
lone and partially insane woman, enumer-
ates list of thirteen murders recently per
petrated in Jackson county, without the
conviction of single criminal, although
in most of the cases the guilty parties were
known. In only one instance was trial
carried through TO an issue, and then the
criminal was acquitted. The courts afford
the people of that section absolutely no
protection. Besides the cases instanced
above, several unsuccessful attempts at
murder are mentioned. The editor con-
cludes as follows:
The laxity of the law has led to a state
Of society in which there is no restraining
influence. The facilities for evading pun
ishment has emboldened the evil disposed
to crime, as the number Of homicides above
enumerated sufficiently attest.
There may have been more murders or
murderous attempts, but these are all We
can call to mind at the present. Next
week we will review some of the principal
thefts, and other lawless acts"
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Steamer SAILED.

New YORK April 18.-The steamer
Hermann, for Europe to-day, took S470, 900
in specie. Among the passengers by the
steamer Santiago, from Greytown, Mica
rauga, which arrived to-day, is the Hon.
Thos. II. Clay, United States Minister to
Honduras. The Santiago also brought
California passengers. Advices from
Mexico state that many men of the Liberal
army have now arrived with the Spencer
rifles, taken out from New York some time
ago. The Imperial enlistments of Havana
has been stopped, and it does not appear
that Macmillan gets aid of any kind from
foreign countries
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change in distribution of Mails. e,c

New YORK, April IS.-Tbe contents of
the picking establishment of S. Provost,
Front street, was destroyed by fire this
morning, fully insured.
A dispatch from Washington states that
a change is to be made in the method of
distributing the mails. The change to
commence with the New York and Erie
railroad next Monday Two daily distri-
buting cars will leave New York on this
road, one at s a. NJ, the other at $50 p NJ,
and in addition to conveying through mail,
these trains also distribute at all way sta
tiOns.
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Statement Of Commissioners OF Immi-
M

New YORK, April l8.-The regular
statement of Commissioners of Immigra-
ton up to day shows that SO, s64 ernigrants
had arrived at this port since January lst
against 1882 during the same period in
1866
Among the passengers for Europe per
steamer Hermann to-day, were Mr.. John
Hit, Swiss Consul, Gen. Lehman, and
others.
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HARTFORD, Conn, April 1S.-The off,
cial canvass shows that "a, 1913 votes we're
cast at the late election, 10000 more than
were ever cast before. Englishs majority
is 9S7.
The net Democratic majority on the Con-
gressionel ticket was 1894.
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WASHINGTON, April 49, Surratt's conn
sci endeavored to-day to have his trial set
for the present term of the court, but Judge
Fisher declined, as the trial cannot take
place until the next term, when Judge Car
ter will be on the bench.
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Murderer Executed.

DoYLErowS, PA, April Is.-Albert
Teuiel was hung to-day for the murder Of
Capt Willy, at Bristol. He made no re-
marks on the scaAold and did not confess
the crime. He attempted to commit suicide
last night by taking poison.
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DISSOLUTION.

FJIHE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CON
i Quoted under the firm name Of AKER0YD
4 D0BS0N, Architects, has been dissolved this
day BY mutual consent, II. NJ. AkerOyd retir-
ing. The business will be conducted at che came
place, corner OF church and High
streets. By ". h. D0BS0N,
Architect.
April d Isf5T-aprI6 Nv
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THE milliners are making strenuous ef-
forts 10 increase the size Of the ladies' bon
nets. They find that the pen wiper styles
now in vogue are 40 easily made that one
half of the ladies manufacture their own.
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Eire.

ROCHESTER, April l8.-The Dumas Ho-
tel and stable, and the Presbyterian church
at Brighton, near here, were burned this
morning. Loss $4,000. Partially insured.
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Notice to shippers.

OFFICE o. GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT,
n. 4 Z. and n. i N. W. RAILWAYS, :
Nashville, Tenn, April H. 1871
THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
i Railroad Company Il now prepared to re
ceive and forward promptly all freights South.
+. MOVER,
Genera Freight Agent.
WIN. P. INNES. General Superintendent.
mil LIZ
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FOR RENT.

NOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR 1857
and If terms suit for longer period-the
Yard known a. Payne's Brickyard, One-quartsr
Of a mile from the corporation line, NOlens-
Vile Pike Fer terms. call on J. G. Burch, At
torney at Law, Cherry street, OF Mrs. A. q.
PAYNE on the premises. aprl3 lW
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"RTCK BEER"

lust RECEIVED FROM CINCINNATI
u fine +" Buck Beer" for sale at the Climax
Saloon No. g Cherry street.
aDFl6 lW
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FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE.
OF WEAKLEY.
ATE Central COMMITTEE.

JoHN BAXTER. Of Knox.
WM. =. CAMPBELL, Of Wilson.
Dorsey b. THOMAS. Of Humphreys.
JANIS JOKES. Of Greene.
JoHS c. GAUr. Of Davidson.
A. A. STEELE. Of Marshall.
CHAs. s. CAuERoN. Of Shelby.
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The reply of the Governor Directors
was then laid on the table, and the ID.
rectory proceeded to business.
1t is understood ,'hat the additional
Directors are prepar ing to take legal
counsel in regard to the matter The
questions involved appe ar to be, whether,
under the Code, even the law Of 1867 is not
an infraction of the vestcd rights Of the
corporation; and whether under the law,
# It be one within the province of the
Legislature, the Governor has the power
to appoint such a number of Directors as
to give the State bonds issued, or com
pany bonds endorsed By che State, the
control in the Directo ~, Oh the affairs
OF the corporation. Ii is Gle ar that the
hrst should be answ' ,red afl ;rmatively,
and the latter in the egative
= ; We are inforr ned that tn Diree,
tors appointed by the Governor, m ct yes
lerday' and organized zs the Direct. Try of
he cOmpony.
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The Stones River Utility Works,
MuFfreesbarO. Tenn


D. ". c. SPENCE. r,v,v
MANUFACTURE LARGE QUANTITIES
w Of the finest possible varieties OF Red ~.
aaI " are AZ the lowest possible priees
Also manufacturers and dealers in ali ti,S. q
SarPentsTs Work and Barreis. Kess U,,h,
Spokes, Felioes, shafts. etc. We make more sI,i
better wsrs than any other factory and hsss ~
See sample At Mars BANKING Ofbee and Ch.,.
Der OF Commerce. and address '''ui
is,1z-sn D. II. c. SPENCE. supT
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OFFIcK OF CoMPrEoLLER o. TIE CURRENCT.
WASHINGTON, March 20. 1867. }
WHEREAs. BY SATISFACTORY RvI-
w dence presented to the undersigned, II
NAT pHSR Ia BANK IF NAsHV vi IN b9
city of Nashville, in the county Of Davidson,
and State of Tennessee. has been duly organ
lied under and according TO the requirements Of
the act OF Congress entitled An Act 10 provide
q National Currency, secured by a pledge Of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June Sd, 1864, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of said act, required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of banking
under said aet-the Comptroller OF the Currency
being absent
Now. therefore. /, John j. Knox, Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency. do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank of Nashville in
the city OF nashville. in the cOunty Of Davidson.
mense the business Of banking under the act
aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office. this thirtieth deg q March, 1857.
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
TIVE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF NASHVILLE, Tennessee. having been
20 DO business a. a bank.
This is to inform the public that the Bank
wall commence business in its new Banking
House On COLLEGE STREET No. 40. on the
FIRST day Of May. ls67, at which time the ire
proof vault and safes. Of the very best quniity
will be completed and ready tor use
DIRECTORS
DANIEL HILLMAN, BYRD DOUGLAS.
X. ii. GARDNER. W, II. EVANS.
B. S. RHEA. A. HAMILTON.
o. F. NOEL. SAMUEL WATKINS.
JAMES WTTTWORTH.
JAMES wHITWORTH. President.
JOHN PORTERFIELD, Cashier
APPS Coz
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NEW ADvERTIsEME NTs
WANTED.

A GOOD HEALTHY WET NURSE (WHITE)
N for child about seven months old. Apply
at No. Il Broad street.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
P. P. ECK,
se COLLEGE ST.. NASHVILLE. TENN,

DOLTCTEs WRITTEN ON FGRE ANDMARfNE
Risks, aud LOSSES promptly adjusted 81 this
once. Also, aspirations Iof Life aud Accident
risk. 10 the aboyp first class Companies.
Oct3l -tf-sp
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JNO. =. KING,
Chairman of the Committee.
To which the newly appointed returned
the following:

To which the newly appointed returned
the following
10 The President and Directors Of The Nash
r7t's and Chattanooga railroad: Your resolu-
tons, copy of which have been furnished
us, we regard rs premature and not Justify
ing your action in excluding us from a
Joint consultation with you over the inter
csts of the State and Stockholders. We
think you should reconsider your action.
We are ready to produce 10 your body our
commissions as Directors appointed by the
Governor under law of the Legislature
and Of which you have official notice Re
specially, A NJ CATE,
JOHN NORMAN,
"a MES MULLINS,
Taos. b. MCELwEE,
R0BT. :. RAUIsToN,
+. y. CONE,
VIM. SPENCE,
ID. T.. DAVENPORT,
LEWIS TILLMAN.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1857.

.argest Circulation in City aud state
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CEDAR IN KING.

re. McEAIRY, President.
n -. hlbhS, Secretary. sspy-GnasT
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CD.

Once In the building at the HANK
OF che Union.
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I'hls COMPANY, ESTABLIsHED IN tsst-
4 ihsnrss Buildings Vessel. Ip p.ft M.rch.p
di7e' boasehOld Furniture, and other property o.
tue most liberal terms Fire Mario AMI fnIaud
risks taken Al lowest rats.
% Losses literally adjusted aHi promptly paid b.
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lhEhSU NJ DEF a NJ VI EN- l.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER o. TIE CURRENCi
~ aauryarpN March m 1877
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PUBLISHED BY
Jones, WALLACE X co.
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CArIr'AL ALL PAID IN.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
rVHE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

The attention Of those desiring Life Insurance Is
respectfully invited 10 the following peculiar features
Of this company:
to the enhanced value Of money, thereby saving to
the injured from 10 to 20 per cent annually, which Is
virtually declaring to them diVfdsHd IN Advance
Of that amount.
4 rs psrJeotIy equitable, non iJortsafng feature
will commend itsslfto all. provides for the pay
ment Of such proportion o. the policy as the mum.
the policy has run.
In case OF policy Of ", 900, upon which bat one
premium has been paid, ihsTe will be paid TO the
heirs Of the insured In Of death occurring the
second year o. 800; the third year, o. 500, 81 &o
And should there have been nine premiums paid and
will be paid. By this feature policy Is kept good
for whateyeT money the insured has paid This ID
nothing more nor less than strict justice, and what
Applications received, and full information given,
W. X. HERRING, General Agent,
jyl6.lm Room No. ], Washington Building
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
n ROAD,

wisusoros, Jan. Q, ls67-poon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
a. follows, Wis:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, 746, and " 10
p. m, and 400, l. 80, and s.46 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, aLoo q. m. and 4 90
and 8 p. m.
voR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at q. l6 and 7 a. IN. and st T. 90 and i.s6 p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
FOR AHHAPoLIs
Leave at 100 and and l. so p. m. No train to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
. FOR BALTIMORE.
Lsars at T. D am. and $50 and 8 s4Sp.m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave At T46 .. m. and T. 30 and 8. IS p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T4S ., m. and $50
On sunday, at 4so and g. +S p. m. only, connecting
At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel
ing, Paikersburg, 10.
Through tickets 70 the West can be had At the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours in the
FOR New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see sd.
vsrtisemsnt Of Through Line. ~ -.-
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GSo. 9. Ko0Nfz,
General Agent, Washington.
K J. WILKINS,
IA7-u Passenger Agent
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saatiuual 8rpnblitau,
NEWS AND mIsCELLANY.

THE guage Of the entire North Missouri
railroad tl70 miles In lengthy was changed
recently in three days. ~ .....
A TURKISH ADMIRAL at Constantnopie
recently forcibly took dispatch from
servant Of Mr.. Morris, American minister.
Mr. Morris has laid the subject before the
Porte, and demanded redress. ,. 80
,rupKsr Of Geneva AYERS that the
masses Of the laboring population OF Swift
erjand do not get meat at their meals
six times n year, and that they are almost
universally kept working from sun to sun
in the longest days. Pee
SPAIN, unable to recover from her anger
and humiliation at the defeat OF Nunez,
is about TO renew her war upon Chill. The
South Americans welcome the prospect
and intend this time to carry out the plan
Of Cuban raid. -
The Rutlend County Independent says !:
Passengers from Boston 10 Saratoga over
the Fitchburg, Rutland and Saratoga line
are furnished with dinner, free, ct the
Bardwell House, in Rutland, with ample
time to eat it." Not hard road 10 travel.
ADv1cEs from Panama state that quiet
has been restored in the States of Colum-
bia. Documents are constantly unearthed
scheming. The cholera.is raging in Mich
ragua, but the transit route is exempt.
THE New York Gazette saw at the Sar.
atoga ball Miss Mira H., Of Boston, q sweet
modest little creature in white alpaca,
cherry satin trimmings and sash, low neck
and angel sleeves, with puffed illusion, and
says she looked very prettily, and danced
we'll.
IT has been discovered that the New
Orleans and Carrollton railroad, which was
taken possession OF by the Government q.
security for the Whitaker & Maury defal
cation, had been previously mortgaged tc
bank in New York city, by which the
Government will lose 100000.
LITTLE "All Right" is alive. With his
uncle, Foo Kee- Mats, he appeared at police
headquarters in New York on Sunday
the uncle having been arrested charged
with stealing money from the manager
II seems that "All Right" and his uncle
seeded, and, under the direction of mar
named Smith, have organized an lndepen
dent company.
The rope-walker Blondin has been com
PEELED to break his engagement ut As
nieres, France, from causes not very cred.
table to his rivals. On closely inspect
ing his rope the other day he discovered
that it had been sawn asunder, so tha
one fibre only remained, which his weigh
would have broken. But for the timely
discovery, this attempt would have sue
ceeded.
NAPOLEON AND EUdEsrR are to retir,
from Paris for season Of recuperation
Both have been worn out by the long ex-
citement Of the Exposition, and the re
ceptions which accompanied 1t, The EN-
peror's mental excitement has induced O
return Of his threatening physical mala.
dies-heightened, undoubtedly, by the
terrible results Of the Mexican adventure
for which he is held responsible SO gener,
ally.