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NASHVILLE, May 10.-The second act
Of the impeachment drama closed to-day
by the exclusion Of one Of the conserVa-
tive senators, on the ground that he,
being a brother Of the accused judge, was
incompetent to sit upon his trial. By
this act the radicals secure third ma
lority to convict. The trial will now be
pushed to a conclusion.
WAsHINeHoE, Msy l0.-After the first
Of July the payments Of interest on reg
istered securities Of the government are
to be made at New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, New
Orleans, Charleston, st. Louis, San
Francisco, Buffalo and Pittsburg. The
three last cities have been recently se-
leeted, and parties who desire to have
their interests paid at the above places
are required to give notice at the de-
partment.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May l0.-The con-
stitutional convention to-day adopted
the form Of an oath for its members, de-
claring allegiance to Maryland and the
constitution and government of the
United States as the supreme law of the
land, any state ordinance to the contrary
Notwithstanding, and win protect aud
defend the union, and notallow the same
to be broken up, and to diseountenance
all political combinations having such an
object. All the members took the oath.
The national flag was ordered to be dis
played from the dome of the capitol
during the convention.
NRw YORK, May l0.-A Paris cores
pondence referring to the war prepara-
tions Of France says that the military
scenes witnessed in the streets Of Paris,
moving artillery wagons and carriages,
and munitions, are similar to those seen
Just previous to the Crimean war and the
italian campaign.
Berlin correspondence says Prussia
made her preparations silently, but on
an extensive scale.
The Iaudlid Russe, Of st. Petersburg,
refers TO the violence and murders per-
petrated by the Turks in Crete, and Of
the sublime heroism displayed by the
Christians in resisting them. 1t says
that the western powers sympathize
with the Turks, and that the sultan
would not have ordered such a course to
be pursued, if he had not been assured
of the sympathy of one or two of the
cabinets.
A New Orleans special says Judge
Kelley was welcomed there by the mayor
and common council, and committee
of citizens, among whom were several
negroes. Kelley responded to the well
come. He will address the public on
Saturday.
On Wilson's arrival in Atlanta he
was enthusiastically received and given
a dinner by ex-Gov. Brown.
The Times, of Washington, says that
Chief Justice Chase will not go to Rich
mOnd.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

ny virtue of fopr Trust Deeds executed by j
Is aud NJ FlaheIty to A. Aston, Trustee, and
The powers OF sale thereiR conferred, and by
virtue OF the decree Of the County Court O
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me as Trus-
tee in the room and stead of said a. Aston
and comforting upon me all the powers, etc.
conferred upon said Aston under and by vir.
the of said Trust Deeds, (which said TTusi
Deeds and the Decree Of Substitution are duy
registered in the proper ofhcesl, for the purpose
Of paving the debts therein mentioned, viii
On saturday, the list day of June, 1867
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell al
public auction the following property, to-wit
lois Nos. 6 and Z, fronting eacn 65 feet on
Wellington street, in saie city Of Memphis
Tenn, and running back each 10 feet, being
the sane two lots thus numbered and deaigna
led IN the division OF the TuTley property.
Also. a certain tract OF parcel Of land lyinG
aud being in the county OF Shelby and State oi
sTenneSsee, ABOUT i've miles southeast 81 Mem.
nbls- near the Pigeon ROost road, and bounded
a. follows, to-wits Beginning at the south side
Of Damn avenue theDee sou I, q 70 chains and Z.
stake thence west with the line Of said tract
chains and 30 links TO a stake. thence north g
chains and y links 20 tne south SIDE OF Dunn
Venue 7 chains and 80 Inks TO the beginning
knowp as Lot No 20 of the subdivision OF tht
Owen faL zI az RsT sissy s ana dsse g IN
Kerr, on ifth OF MHSI A0'o' anu containing .
hTSo III M undivided half Of Six Lots situated
in lie town OF Corinth, Miss, in the west hal
~ Pioer No SOL commencing at the south
Sv5t corner Of said block and running theme
north i5O feet with the western line Of saic
block. =. r,,..<,
ARK composed of the following parts of Sec
tioas an IN township s, Range 3, to-wit:
Souihesst quarter Section y.
So0fh half northeast quarter Section -
East half of southwest quarter Section p
Northwest quarter Of southwest quarter SEQ
ton D. -. -. 80, =.
Eorfheast quarter Sectien Y, and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter SEQ
Also. SIS 7O-Io0 acres lying in Gross county
Ark IN township 10, north Range east, ant
cSna aposed OF the following parts os Section Z
in said township and range to-wit:
west half OF Sec6lon 2.
Wsst half OF east half Of Section Z.
Northeast quarter Of southeast qusrter Of SEQ
The title TO the foregoing property is belleveS
TO lie GOOD, but VIII sell and convey only a
freSSs OF sALE--One-hah cash, balance II
ssr msnths witD interest, and Trust Deed I.
secure said deferred payment
Faulty of redempt on waived.
mystd J. 7. PEyToN, Trustee,
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Tr1Iefpo1a 0nIQ
or Real Estate in 6ibsOn County, Tenn,
to be Sold at Humboldt, Gibson County,
Teun On The 2Sth daT OF hay, 1861.

to be Sold at Humboldt, 6lbsOn County,
Tenn, on The 2Sth day OF nay, 1861.
ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 70 W.
Is A. Jones by VIM d Fly, bearing date 18th
December, 1850, for the purpose OF securing
certain debts due by said Wm- D. Fly % z u.
Apperson & Co. and which are therein speei-
ded and by authority vested in me as trustee
substituted by decree OF the common Law
Gonrt o. the city OF Memphis entered llth
anil r. T. in the room OF VIM A. Jones de-
.sased I will on the 18Th day ol May looss IN
fr,r,f of che Hotel at Hun bOidt, 1inSou County,
Tenu between the hours OF ten o.clcoEY AN
md four O'Clock pm, sell 70 the highest bid
a. a car1aiu tract OF land containing about
~ ,,--es Isifu sted in Gibson County and lying
.t.,--t n miles northwest Of Humboldt, Tenn,
Esi,-e- ne same tract OF parcel Of land con-
,,s1-ed 10 said Wu- ID. Fly by joseph y. Lam
-, nv Deed registered In registers once %
sisl.s,n Coanty, 70 which reference Is made for
S--e-e particular description
ms tract Of land VIII be subdiTided iufo
f,1,r iofs No. containing 90 acres. and known
- fhe Eli: Nos 2. 3 ana containing 80 acres
sash lines running east and west.
frFs,rs--Dne-hall Cash, balance at 5 months,
the purchaser TO execute note bearing interest
rom date, and secured By Deed Of Trust, eIn-
bracing the same terms a. that under which
am nov acting.
The right Of redemption is waived, and the
title believed 70 be good, but VIII convey
only such title as is in me vested as Trustee.
AMI g0t J. D. OTIItfiitff. Trustee.
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LEGAL,
SherIf's !SIIe.

DY virtue OF an Attachment n favor of a. n.
ID FARMLAND VS.. j. j. Newman. Z viii offer
and sell az public sale, on Friday, he 18th day
Of May. 1857, between tie hours Of 10 o'clock
Am and O'Clock p IN, az the auction store OF
A. s. Levi, so Second street. city Of Memphis,
one small lot OF Dry Goods and Notions, one
lot Of Groceries, and one small lot OF Jeweirv-
and other articles, etc. To be sold as p5ri5halle
property. for cash, TO the highest and be- nid-
der, to satisfy the attachment above named
p NJ. WINTERS
Sheriff Shelby county.
By J. II. SWAN, D. 3.
Nav z Iss- mvs 40
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HEBREW GxB MASONIC CLLESB1R.
Neutrality-suspicious.

MASONICDIREOTORH.
1857.
LODGES.
k4sEEoNA. No. lss. Meets lst Monday IN
every month, al Odd-Fellows' Hall. cor. Court
and Main. D. c. Trader, ". M T. 7. Tom
biusO1, Sec.
,.,z4 ra sfE,rrFFTs. No IIS Meets ID Friday Of
eaeiI Iuonth-HalI. cor. Madison and Second
T. r. EsIlars. ". NJ; Benz. h Pullen, Sec
TErYL SgoT-r No. Z8g Meets lsJ Friday OF each
rnOnth-Hall cor. Madison and Second. Jonn
Ainslie, ". NJ; n P; woodward, sec.
HKMlLToN. No. %. Meets Sd Friday OF each
rnonIh-Odd-Fe Fellows Hall. Z. NJ Stanley
W.M; ". Il. Butts, sec.
On each rnonth-20i Front street. John :.
Worsham, S3d W. NJ 3. X. Pulen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Fsr-ss rs,aptar- No l. Meets "a Monday or each
Tuonth-Odd- Fellows Hall. A. j. " Mhee.er,
II P: h h Psynter, Sec.
X. AND s. N.
ErprxA CounciI. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday Of
sscb m0nta-Od -Odd-Fellows' Han. John Gent,
II. IL; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEAFLARs.
CYEESE Co-nmsndery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
dav Of each month. John AsRtl Com; n. j..
Wigglu, hec-
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
pa Front StTeet.
uvusrzg Lodge Of Perfection, 18th No. L
Stated C0Hl mun1carOns % " Sd dnes,4sy nlgll
OF each mouth. Henry P. Woodards ~, g.
NJ; Charles n. Carroll l4th. Sec.
ATrHRAs Lodge or FerlecLons Iftil'i 40. =
Meets 4th wednesday OF each month. George
Mellsrsh, ed, O.. NJ. : A. L. tEaukLan0, 1-ur
sec. 800.
CksIPHIA Council Of Princes Of Jerusal len, lbth.s
No. ]. Benz. X. Pulen, sd, Iarsh.'.i -
CAIvARY ClIAPrER Of Rose CroiE, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams sd, NJ. W ii. L. Tom
nnson. 32d, Sec.
PHrLIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF k-hs altl.,
30. / Henry P. " GODDARD, 32dsi Comm. /;
william Y. Cirode sd, Rec.
CoEsIsrORY or WEST IErSEssEE, I'd. John
Sinslie. Sd, Comm. in Chief; Dodge C..
Trader, sd. keg'.
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This company viii restrict their business to
FIRST CLASS RISKS. Policies issued from one
month to six years. 1t is a HOME COMPANY.
pledged and devoted to the furtherance Of
HOME INTERESTS.
The mutual system has deservedly bec5me
the most popular mode Of insurance IN the
United States, and is the one embraced by
those best informed upon the sub ect, and ~ no
appreciate and desire security, perpstutty and
economy. In purely mutual company the
assured derives al the advantages which can
be realized from an insurance, and Lt the
lowest rates. OF exact cost. paying no tribute or
profits TO the prsprietOrs or stockholders for,
perhaps, an Inadequate capital or security.
Cheapness combined with security, and a GER
tainty Of accom- plishing the object in view,
are the essential elements sought for. and they
msy be found emiuently eXistirg in well
conducted mHtual Insurance company. and
such a company the IncOr lOratOrs and Officers
propose for the Tennessee state Mutual Full
information will bS furnished al the office Of
the company. There are SEVENTEEN mu-
tual insurance companies in successful opera-
ton in st. .ouis covering by their policies
SEV VEN-EIGHIH OF The real estate Of that
city. such Is the popularity OF the mutual
principle in our sister city. ap4 I'm
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Mondau. June 3. 1857.


$50 N. r. D-Benj. J. Eddins ys. Wrn- d. DuHn.
Clhancery Court Of Memphis.
ny virtue OF an futerlocutOry decree. in this
Is cause I viii sell, At public auction, 70 the
hiShest bidder. at the Courthouse dosr. In tha
CITY Of Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June 3, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 am. and u m, the
following described real estate, to-wits A GER
tain lot OF parcel OF land situate. lying and
being IN the City Of Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee. known and DESIGNATED as that part
Of lot No. 8, in Block p, on the southside Of
Cayoso street (betWeen Main and Shelby streetl
as shown upon the plan Of said City Of Mem
Dhis heretofore conveyed BY Topp & Mccall %
Dudley Dunn. and containing about ~ feet on
GayosO street and extending back e10ut 10
feet said lot lytna On The eastsida Of he al-efs
between lots and 8 Ia said block and 1eias
near The Gayoso Hotel in sald eil -
TrHr,4s OF SA1aE-On credit q 81 -
twelve months. Notes vita soo1 secll.-s -. -
lien retained TN paSnent o. ne
io0nsf nSsf6GusroS A1sTos, csstK ana lias'es.
uJ5td - -
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NOTTGE.

rElHE. creditors OF the estate of E. NJ. Appleby
1 are hereby notified that have suggested
the Insolvency OF said estate to the CLERK OF the
County Court OF Upton county, Tennessee, ard
the creditors of said estate are nottned TO ME
their claims. duly authenticated, within six
months frorn the date hereof, or this notice VIII
be fled in bar of the same
]. B. DANNIEL, Administrator.
A,,ri1 lSt lSg7 apl9 u
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FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat Roofer

EHHOLES ALE dealer in Roofing Gum and
w Pitch, Saturated Roofing Paper, Imported
Felt Manufacturer OF a superior preparation
for the preservation OF I'm ana Meta1 hool.
thai mas given satisfaction for Fourteen years
OFFICF,-Southeast corner First and Market
| .traotr L I.nuisNilla- KantucEY. fehlQ arn
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TIE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April LIST, over Sl,5OO,OOO,

ID. A. JANUARY. President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Vice-PresIdent.
VIM. 7. SELBY, Secretary.
WSI. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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rTVHIS Company is ues Policies on lives on all
/ the different plans and at as favorable rates
a. any other while il has no restrictions in re-
gprd 20 residence or travel, and all IFS pronts
are divided annually among its policy holders
Lr Is prompt IN the payment OF losses, Z ing
paid s35,OOO in this city in the last eight
months.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
NO. u MADISON STREET, BeSOtO Block.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. s. WHITE, ND. W.T.. IRWIN, N. D.
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mcMAHON 4 OTIS.

General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
% whom all applications FOR Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
j. m MCMABoN NEWTON 8. OTIS.
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anRIcuLTURAL

THE RURAL GEETLEMAE: Published on tho
Fifteenth OF each month; by j, kobinson
a co. No 2 North Eutaw street, Baltimore.
Terms Of subscri ption, invariably m advance;
one copy, per annum, 81 Six copies TO one
address, IS; Twelve copies 10 one address, ~.
We shall best commend this excellent
publication to our readers, by transfer
ring to our columns some OF its many
useful articles, which we proceed to do.
These, and the low price of the work,
speak for themselves
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

NJ Ew sWr ,.ll YORK HERALDs FOR THB Last TEN YEARS
ut General Grant have the ias pearls papers
Eund UNIFORM with hs File New York Timei and any odd
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

WATCHES. JEwELRr, 80: *1J
" UCKoo CLOCKS (0UR PATENTl-FInn mArSnnJ
N Cold CHAINS, Siverwsre; al our 2wn ss - nSTS-
Hid aud Marble Clocks at reduced prccs ~ - rnAEA-
FIELD cos 100 sixth avenue cornsr ous.ensn
and $40 Eighth avenue, corner Of fweny A- s1oes.
w hvsina.. hv wavI we offer STOCK cf imported
Watches without regard The stock ensracos An
Regulator g. PRATT SOUTH oo- 0 hnnAS-A-@A
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

TIvHE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE SIXTY
third New York Volunteers (lrsh BriRade)
guesed q attend the funeral Of William Haley atscsp
from 20 Oliver street. Sunday, the 2st inst He wbo
inferred In Galway Cemetery. JOHN II: GLEESON
Brevet Major General.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

tones ALES.
d cELEBRATED BURTON. INDIA, PALE AND
FOR ExpORTATI0N OR HOME CONSUMPTION
throughout the year.
srswsry ISo 10 ias s,r.h street, New York.
THESE Alcs can be seen ut Brewery or
Messrs. Irendwcll McCnrthys Pins and Broadway.
Messrs. Parsons Nixou's, 80 Cedar street
ncssrs. Dunham Mnliacc's, Asor place and BrosawN'
Messrs bucklAnd Thacher 27th street and eth avenue
MT John 2. Forces l6 High street. Brooklyn
mr rnomss Nosscrops 100 Myrtle avenue Breosy, BrSeoy,.,
mr m Carew's, smith and bergen streets, nrooALn.>
Mr. 7. y. Hughes, GRAND and First streets , s
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

r0rrg rtr'rw r III TI7H Y11NvII
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

A FIRST CLASS CASH GROCERY sroRE FOR sALR
"A cheap-Doing good business; for 30 ling
other buslness Apply ~ lla Eu.on avenue, Brookyn
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

UyHE FASHION COURSE. .-DExrEE GENERAL But
ler Bruno Geo. M. Paichsn, Jr, Ethan Allen Honest
Alen Panic Fearless and many other troIers ma
be work daily In the morning at the Fashion Course
A. n.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-03
e II Ell M A TISM

Throughout this Coast great deal of suf-
fering is experienced from Rheumatism
Weeks and even months of protracted and
aggravated misery is endured by the victims
of medical inefficiency and ignorance, which
could be cured just as speedily as was Mr..
Sparrow, whose testimony is given below,
and is only the echo of hundreds of other
cases. DR.. Bourne cures without medicines
which accounts for his extraordinary success.
No. 10, Masonic Temple, Post street entrance:
San Francisco, September g. 1861.
DR.. BOURNE Last Winter l was nearly
dead, by an attack of infammatory rheuma
tism. | suffered the most excruciating pains
for about five weeks, without any hope of re-
lief, when friend hearing ofmy illness, call
ed to see me, and assured me that if | would
stop "drugging and dosing" and 90 to YOU.
that you would have me walking about in
three days. Sure enough, although l was
utterly helpless, and conveyed to your house
in carriage, and carried into it by three
stout men, and by them lifted into the bath, ,
yet. on coming out of it, largely assisted
myself, doing much towards dressing. and.
without assistance, walked from the bath to
the carriage. On the fourth day discharg-
ed my carriage. and walked, with friends
aid the entire distance to your house, (nearly
amile) and home again, and so on until cur
ed. | felt myselfa we'll man. And now am
happy to do you this little service of pub
licly certifying to the simple truth, leaving
it to do its work among my friends and ac-
quaintances as may chance to see this.
Your friend,
JOSEPH SPARROW.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-03
Hotel d'Europe.

CORNER OF MAIN AND LAFAYETTE STREETS
y MOKELUMNE HILL.
T'HE undersigned would respectfully an
l. nounce to the public, that he has CON-
pleted his Hotel-having added stone front
and fitted it up in the most approved style.
The rooms are spacious and airy and have
been fitted up with NEW FURNITURE
throughout. One Of the largest and finest
Fl A L L s
in the State, for the accommodation Of dan
cling parties, is attached to the house.
The Hotel will be kept on the European plan
Travellers and others will find it first class
House.
The BAR will be constantly supplied with
the best of Liquors and Cigars.
Guests will always be furnished with the
best the market affords, and no pains will be
spared to make their sojourn at the HOTEL
d.EUROPE pleasant and agreeable.
Charges moderate to suit the tims9.
GEORGE LEGER.
Mok. Hill, January 25, 1S64jyS'G7:tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-03
CALAVERAS CHRONICLE.
SATURDAY, ::.:::: AUG. 3, 1867.
The Union Platform.

The Union Party of the State of California
in Convention assembled, hereby present to
the people of this State their platform and
declaration of party principles:
Resolued, That in the present, as in the
past, we are irreconcilably opposed to treason
and to traitors, whether the same shall at
tempt to subvert our Union and control our
Government by fraud and treachery from
within, or force from without; and that up
on the loyalty of the Nation, tried and prov
en-, We rely to re-establish firmly and forever
the bonds Of our National Union.
Resolred, That in reconstructing the Ma
ton its foundation should be justice and its
architect loyalty, and we are not willing
that those SO active to destroy should be
chosen and preferred builders to erect it. and
until it shall appear that in the States lately
in rebellion loyal Committees exist, capable
and ready to administer justice and enforce
law in accordance with the principles of a
government of freemen, and equally is it our
wish that the Government be administered
and the law enforced by the loyal agents of
the Federal Government.
Resolred, That in the reconstruction plan
of the late Congress We recognize policy as
wise as it is magnanimous, and when the re-
spective States late in rebellion shall bring
themselves within its provisions, we will
welcome them as sisters, and receive them as
equals in reconstructed Union.
Resolred, That we deem the passage by the
Legislature of law establishing eight hours
labor as a legal days work, eminently just
and proper.
Resolved. That the importation of Chinese
or any other people of the Mongolian race
into the Pacific States or Territories, is in
every respect injurious and degrading to
American labor. by forcing it into unjust and
ruinous competition, and an evil that should
be restricted by legislation and abated by
such legal and constitutional means as are in
our power.
Resolved, That the future primary elections
of the Union party in this State should be
held under the provisions of the primary
election law, and that such test should be
prescribed and enforced as shall exclude all
persons not members of the Union party.
Resotred, That we fully approve the amend
ment to the Constitution of the State, pre-
sented by the Legislature of 1866, and pro-
viding that the Legislature shall have no
power to make an appropriation of money
for any purpose whatever, for period longer
than two years; that the same should be ac-
cepted by the Legislature, adopted by the
people and become part of the Constitution
of the State.