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rEIE LEGAL ADVERTISING SWIM
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There is a fair prospect that the bene-
ficiaries Of the legal advertising swindle
will quarrel over their eleemosynary
grub. The McMinnville Enterprise has
commenced to growl already That
paper says
owe insert an insolvent notice from Ma
con county, which appeared in the Press
and Times since the law regulating the
publication Of legal notices took effect, as
the law requires the legal advertising in
all the counties in the Congressional dis
trict TO be made in an official paper printed
in the district. It's publication in that
paper is contrary 10 law"
Here is a hint for the GAINESVILLE Pa
t,-iot Let il watch its Nashville Radical
exchange, as the Enterprise does, and
whenever It sees an advertisement from
the clerk Of county in its district, copy
the same and send the bill for payment
TO the clerk Then if payment shall be
refused and suit be instituted TO re-
cover the fees for advertising, this ques
ton of whether an advertisement Inserted
in paper published in another Congress
sional district will be legal We rather
think the Enterprise has the law on Its
side Some time ago we cautioned clerks
and others that they might get them
selves into trouble by paying too much
for an advertisement or to party not
entitled to the pay, and here is Radical
testimony to the point The Enterprise
declares that the publication Of an ad-
vertisement from Macon county in the
Press and Times is contrary to law; yet,
according to the Enterprise, the law is
complied with il the advertisement be
inserted in that paper, Notwithstanding
it may not-and very likely it does not
send a single copy into that county. This
statement Will show the iniquity of this
legal advertising swindle
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The Carr's Rock Observation-Disclosures
SuPenRed-The Hu-kluN After the
Beast, etc. etc.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Times
Port Jarvis dispatch states that robberies
were committed upon the dead and wounded
after the disaster at Cars Rock, by passen-
gers who were saved by being in the for
ward cars. Money in large sums and gold
watches were taken from the pockets OF
the dead, and rings torn from the fingers OF
women. In one instance a file was used to
release diamond ring from the finger OF
lady who was at the time conscious
enough only to be able afterwards 10 tell
the story. The people who were at the
scene say they could not protect the suf fer
ing from this sacrilege.
The CorOner's verdict says that the ac-
Cident might have been avoided had the
train run at less speed, owing to the unsafe
condition of the road.
The Times Washington dispatch says
the following subpenas were issued by the
counsel for the President Benz. f. Boyer,
and Fernando Wood.
The Tribune's special says the final re-
suit of impeachment is beyond conjecture.
Twelve Radical Senators are so reticent
that their views are utterly unknown.
During the trial yesterday, Mr.. Butler
read the following:
"Butler, prepare to meet your God The
avenger is on your track He'll is your
portion
(Signed) "KU.KLUX."
The Democratic members of Congress
held caucus yesterday to discuss what
course they should take on certain political
questions.
The House Committee on Commerce
will report favorably on the bill for the
improvement Of Western rivers.
1t is not known when the Texas Conven-
ton will meet, Gen. Buchanan not having
received the election returns.
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, speaking TO negroes
in Charleston, said: 81 expect to see the
day when colored men will be elected to
Congress, and when done, l expect to vote
for the first black man there as Speaker"
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TENNES9EE MEMS.

Mr.. VIM b. Martin Of Indiana, Pa,
has purchased property in McMinnvile.
The revival in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Athens, Tenn, is still in pro-
gress.
An attempt was made on the night of the
18th inst, to rob the store of Joseph Liv-
ington in McMinnvilIe. After removing
a pane Of glass from the window, the burg.
lars were frightened away by some little
dogs.
HORSE THIEvEs.-We very often hear
Of the depredstions of these pests in this
county, and during the past week we have
seen citizens from Maury aud Giles coun-
ties who we're in search Of stolen stock
Their continued depredstions through the
country prove that the means for detecting
and bringing them TO justice are extremely
insufiicient.-SIsi5yTilie Uai9H, APrl II.
EXPENSIVE RATS NEsr.-We we're
shown Yesterday a rats nest taken from
under the ruins Of the vault formerly used
by the Exchange and Deposit Bank. 1t
was composed entirely of fragments of
greenbacks and fractional currency Of de-
nominations from SO down to FIVE cents.
The rat who built it was a. Prodigal as
Cleopatra, who melted pearls to driak.-
EEorriNc Press and Herald, April IL.
WHEAT AND OATs.-During the week
we have met with parties from this and
adjoining counties, and they one and all
represent the whest prospect better than it
has been for years. Oats also are growing
of finely, and our sturdy and industrious
farmers are preparing their corn ground
with view 20 a heavy crop. With favor
able seasons. twelve months more will
bring lover East Tennessee into comfort
able condition, in despite OF bad legisla
ton and high taxes.-Abieas Post, April 10.
Moro KILLED.-A negro man was shot
and killed near Mouse Greek Depot, some
six miles above Athens, on Monday last
His name was Henry Hunt, but was bet
ter known about the neighborhood as
squash" The circumstance, as far as
we have heard them, are about these The
boy had been charged with stealing a watch,
and some parties had arrested him, and
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proposed taking him 10 point where his
guilt or innocence could be established.
He refused to go, and commenced resisting
and fighting tie men with fence rails, and
whatever he could get hold OF, declaring
he would die rather than go with them
when he was fred upon by one Of the party
and instantly killed. We understand the
stolen property was found on the person of
the negro after he was killed. We learn
the grand jury have found a bill of indict-
ment against the parties concerned in the
killing Of squash" and the matter will be
legally disposed of at once.-Atheas Post,
April II.
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prize Fighters Arrested. .

CINcTNNATI April l7.-Keating and
Hallingood, the featherweight pugilists
who were to fight in this vicinity last Mon
day for championship, were arrested to-day
under the new law prohibiting prize fight
ing, and brought before Judge Murdoch,
who required them to give bail in $4,000
not to fight in or out of Ohio within one
year, and 10 default we're imprisoned.
Their friends are trying to procure the re-
quired bail. The affair occasions conside'
rable excitement and an attempt will be
made tomorrow to have the parties re-
lieved on a writ of habeas corpus.
Henry Benson, German, while engaged
in digging a vault to-day, was buried alive
in II or Is feet Of filth. His body has not
been recovered. He leaves a wife and six
children.
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Ex.GOV. HARRIS.

This distinguished citizen has been in
the city for several days Since his res
turn from Europe last fall, he has re-
moved to Memphis and established him
self in the practice of his profession. He
is in the enjoyment Of excellent health,
and is the recipient Of attentions from
his numerous friends and admirers at the
capital Of the State
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CnhIe nisnnfchns-

LONDON, April 17.-Euthusiastlc meet
ings of the Liberal party are being held
all over England. The grievances Of the
Irish people are generally the objects Of
the meetings. The speakers embrace most
all the well-known Parliamentary leaders.
The Fenian trials commence on Nor
day, in the Court of the Queens Bench, be-
fore Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.
Dispatches from Japan state that the
Mikado has declared war against the Ty-
coon Statsbashi.
LONDON, April ia warrant was is
sued to-day by Bow street Police Magis-
trate, for the arrest of ex-Gov. Eyre, of
Jamaica, on the charge of illegally pro-
claiming martial law during the disturb
ances on that island.
FLORENCE, April, 17.-It is reported here
that Gen. Garribaldi has left Caprerra, and
gone to Naples. The rumor causes some
uneasiness as the objects of the Generals
movements are unknown.
DUBLIN, April 1.-THE Prince and
Princess of Wales were entertained last
evening at a banquet given by Lord aud
Marchioness of Abercor. A large number
of invited guests we're present. The Prince
and suit took a special train to day for Kill
dore TO attend the second days races there.
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cradle momentousness, and the court ad-
jonrned at 4:45.
xTa,,se s,f Observation-Disclosures

cradle momentousness, and the court adj
jonrned at 4:45.
House of Representatives.
On motion of Mr.. Shanks it was resolved
that the Clerk of the court claims be di-
rected to inform this House of the number
of judgments rendered in said court in cot
ton claims, the amount thereof, and in
whose favor; and also state the nature and
character Of claims presented, and by what
authority presented.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingersoll, it was re-
solved, that the Secretary of the Treasury
be directed TO furnish the House with
statement showing the amount collected on
distilled spirits since the LIST Of January
last.
On motion of Mr.. Miller, Of Pennsyl
vania, il was resolved that the Committee
on Printing are to be instructed 20 inquire
into the expedieney Of printing 10000 adj
ditional copies ofthe report of the impeach-
ment trial for the use of the members of
the House.
The Speaker notifed-the members that
ifthey would return from the Sente before
three O'Clock, he would proceed to call
them to order for business. If the court
shoald not adjourn until after that hour
the members would be privileged to leave
the Capitol for their homes.
The Speaker, in reply TO a question
asked by Mr.. Garfield, said that there
were more than aquorum of members. In
the city one hundred and ten of them were
members who had been proceeding to the
Senate.
On reassembling Mr.. Washburne re-
ported progress of the trial, and that the
court had adjourned till 10 o'clock to
morrow.
Mr.. Garfield moved that the House ad-
iourn to the same hour.
Mr.. Wood objected, and on division, as
there was no quorum present, the Speaker
stated that as the hour of meeting could
not be changed without vote of the House,
he would take the Chair at ii o'clock, and
with the Chairman as Committee OF the
Whole, and with such other members as
might join them, accompany the managers
to the Senate as a mark of respect
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MisceIIaneons

SPKNGFIELD, Mass, April l7.-Abrs-
ham Knowlton, Of Wibraham, was to-day
examined at Palmer, and wa committed
to Jail, in this city, TO await an investiga-
ton on the charge Of numbering an lie
climate child Of his daughter.
HUDSON, N. Y, April 1.-THE jury in
the Cannon murder case, after being out
nearly twenty-iour hours, found Joseph
Brown guilty OF murder ia the first degree,
hut recommended him 10 the mercy Of the
court.
ALBANY, n Y, April 1.-The Gov
ern0r this morning signed the Brown or
Central Underground railroad bail, for
tunnel railroad from the City Hall via
Centre and other sIseets TO Westchesier
county.
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WARRINGTON.
The ImpeaeherS WOrsted-Butier in
Bad OdGr-Reficent Radical Senators
-ku-KIuX Khan After Rutler-LiOe
Of Action Agreed Upon ny DemO-
cratic CGu5 EesSmeO.

The ImpeacherS WOrSted-Butier ia
BAD Odgr-ReficeuI Radical Senators
-Ku-EIux Khan After RutIer-EiOe
of Action Agreed Upon by Demo
cratic Congressman
Special TO the Louisville Courier.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The impeach
ers were worsted to-day by the Senate ad-
hitting the testimony of Messrs Cox and
Merrick, lawyers, who represented Gen.
Thomas when arrested and taken before
Justice Cartier. Mr.. Cox proved the
President was anxious for the question of
Mr.. STATIONS right to the Office to be sub
mitted to the Supreme Court, and author
lied him TO take steps which would have
secured that end, had it not been thwarted
by the gross malfeasance in office of the
Judge who acted in concert with and IN
der the instructions of Mr.. Stanton and
his cabal of congressman.
Mr.. Butler was in bad odor to-day. He
objected to every proposition Of the de-
tense, and was beaten in all. He was
treated with contempt by Judge Curtis,
snubbed by Mr.. Evarts, and pointedly re-
buked by the Chief Justice. He made
violent and improper harangue because the
Senate wanted to adjourn, saying, among
other things, that the trial was purPosely
delayed while the treasury was robbed and
murders committed in the South. Radicals
hung their heads in shame at his conduct,
and gladly adjourned. The final result is
beyond conjecture. There are twelve
Radical Senators so rehcent that their
views are utterly unknown.
The Ku-Klux are after Butler He read
the following letter to-day during the trial:
"Butler, prepare to meet your God. The
avenger is on your track He'll is your poF-
ton. X X" Everybody laughed but
Butler, who does not consider it a laugh
ing matter,
The impeachment managers, whom the
Senate won't allow to speak, are deter
mined their argument shall go TO the coun-
try, and if not delivered before the House
they will be printed at the public expense
and scattered broadcast.
At an informal meeting of Democratic
congressman to-day, they agreed on a GER
tian line of action respecting some political
legislation anticipated in the House at an
early day. The movement in favor of Ger.
Hancock for President, with its rapid pro-
gress, was also discussed.
Mr.. Butler having said he would rasp
Mack, of the Cincinnati Commercial, when
called to the witness stand, Mack sent him
word if he tried it he would hannt his
handkerchief with a spoon attached, in
Mr.. Buffers face during the examination.
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From Salt Lake,

ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Salt Lake papers
report that $50, 900 have been contributed
to aid in the emigration of Mormons from
Europe this spring.
The Indians lately killed two men in
Northern Utah, and drove away the stock.
The Denver Tribune publishes an ac-
count of the capture of a notorious horse
thief near Puebla. The excited populace
took him out of Jail and hung him.
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GEN. schOfIeId I'm she Virginia Con
VRntIOu,

RICHMOND, April 17.-Gen. Schofeld
addressed the convention this morning,
saying that the iron-clad oath inserted in
the Constitution was extremely objection
able. The government Of Virginia could
not be administered on such basis. In
appointing registrars he had found one,
perhaps two persons in a county, who
could take this oath, and yet there were
thrty-tive civil officers in those counties.
As party measure it would be fatal,
Alter Gen. Schofeld left, a spirited de-
bate commenced in an effort to reconsider
the vote adopting the oath.
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EVERY Republican paper in Alabama,
with one single exception-that of the
Nationalist at Mobile-has the lname Of
Gen. L.. s. Grant of Illinois, for President,
and Hon Richard Busted, of Alabama,
for Vice President, flying at the masthead.
Cincinnati Gazette.
That is a fit combination. Hurrah for
Grant and Busthedd
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New Orleans Races

New ORLEANS, April 16-The Metal
RE races, fourth day, were, first-dash of
one and half miles, all ages, $3.50; four
entries; won by Gen. Mcmahon, by Lex
ington, dam Magenta, in 3:04.
Second-two mile heats, all ages, 5000 ;
two entries won by Fanny Chatham, by
Lexington, dam Laura, in two heats, 4:08l
-4.1O4
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AdmInistrnGOr's Notice.

A LII CREDITORS Of VIM. n. EWIA, DE-
n ceased. are hereby notified 30 bring "a ne
their accounts and demands. properly Aatheuu-
Gated. within the time prescribed BY law OF
they will be forever barred IN Law and equity.
and all periOns indebted % him are hereby re-
CURED 10 come forward and pay, OF the claims
will be placed ia course Of collection.
c. DU PRE-. Admir-,
NO. g Public Square. Nashville. Tenn
December Il, 1857. l2nZ Sn
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The case Of the Erie railway VS.. Aitor-
ney General Champlain, and the same -.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, were before the
referees appointed by Judge Baleom to-
day. The reference terminated, however.
by the issuance Of an injunction by Judge
Davis Of the Supreme Court Of the State.
The general term of the Supreme Court
to-day adjourned till the Sth of May, with
out decision in the Erie appeal cases.
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Funeral of Gen. John Ii. Morgan.

LOUISVILLE, April I7.-Quite large
number of persons, including some Fed
eral officers, have gone 20 Lexington to
attend the funeral of the late Gen John Ii.
Morgan, c. s. A whose remains have
been brought to Lexington for final burial
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AMONG other measures adopted by the
Austrian government 20 conciliate the
people Of Hungary, il has been determined
lately 10 garrison the towns and fortresses
Of the kingdom with none but Hungarian
soldiers. -C inoiRRafi Gazette.
The policy of despotic Austria toward
Hungary is quite different from that pur-
sued in republican America toward
the Southern States Which is likely to
win the confidence and cooperation Of
the people
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The Atlanta Opinion. (Radical, urges
the adoption of the Constitution, but
advocates the election of Gen. John b
Gordon, the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Georgia. Col b. c Yam
cey, who declared in favor Of reconstruc-
ton under the Sherman bin, early last
spring, and who has since declared his
purpose to advocate the ratification Of
the new Constitution, advocates the elec-
ton Of Gen Gordon
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IN the programmed single creature in the
action of the drama-for the Senate will
hold him in vice stronger than that they
have prepared for Andrew johnson.
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FRESH GROCERIES !
r. L. WEAKLEY,
No. q North College ST.,

NSuSSS7a'A 10 " 9@NAe1 "a aA0etvusufi
is JUST IN RECEIPT OF FRESH STOCK
i OF Grocecies and Liquors, consisting in part
50 hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
10 Clarified
no Demarara
200 bags choice Rio Coffee,
so bbls and half bbls N. D. Molasscs.
20 g Golden Syrup.
y Crushed Sugar.
. Powdered Sugar,
goo Peachblow and Neshsnnock Potatoes,
50 half bbls Maekeral. assorted,
lW boxes SOAP,
30 . Star Candles,
100 Starch.
100 Cove Oysters.
50 " Fresh Peaches,
100 casks Soda.
200 boxes Soda, III papers
10 gross Humwel's Essence Coffee.
loo boxes Caddie's Chewing Tobacco,
20 Smoking Tobacco,
10 bbls Chewing Tobacco. in bulk
80 dozen Brooms,
100 Painted Buckets
100 Caddies asserted Teas
50 boxes Mustard, assorted sizes.
so - Rumlords least Powders.
~ bbls Backing,
= cases Richardson's Matches.
l50 boxes Pickles,
10000 Cigars, various brands.
200 bbls Magnolia Flour,
100 Black Lick Flour.
so boxes Cheese,
ALSO-Spicc. Pepper. Ginger. Madder, Iudi-
go, Candy, Fancy Soaps, Nutmegs, Mace, Wrap
ping Paper, Pepper Sauce, Wines and Liquor
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash only.
n a. WEAKLEY,
apr9 I'm No6N College ~.
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FOR SALE

4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
n Store, doing q fine business. IN one Of the
most houushing towns Of Southern Kentucky
Stock and fixtures nearly new.
For terms. amply OF this off &C. OF write %
Postofhce Box No. a. HOpknsyiiie. ny
aur- DIV
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In u. y. Circuit
Court, M. ID. Of Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1865.

No. IS24-United States W.. two barrels Whii-
Ky, two Stills, and twenty bushels Meal
WHEREAS K. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. At
w tOrney of the United States for said district
hath filed his information in said Court on be-
halt of the United States aud OF all persons
concerned. against two barrels Whisky. two
Stills. and twenty bushels Meal, Cfnsdale 4
Alexander, Teputed Owners) alleging among
0ther things. that said spirits etc. seized
forfeited 10 the United States. for the causes IN
said information alleged.
Now. therefore. in obedience 20 the monltion Of
the Court, TO me directed and delivered 1 DO
hereby give notice to all persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything 10 say
why the same should not be condemned rs for
teited. that they be and appear before the said
circuit Court, TO be held in the Federal Court
Room in the Capitol. in the city Of Nashville. on
the 3Ofh day of April. 1865. AZ 10 o'clock
A. NJ, then and there 10 interpo8e their claims
f.. X. GLASCOCk.
aprl4-lit L. $. Marshal.
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NORTH NASHVILLE.

ON AND AFTER TO BAY, THE afh INST.
~ passengers over the North Nashville Street
Road can take either car. leaving the Square
ever thirty go minutes for 81. Cecilia or Ash
Barracks. With0utdelay.
T. J. HARDING.
apTl St. Sec Treas. aud SUPP.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$40 REMARD---LOsT

DETwEEN UNION AND HIGH STREETS
ID and the Square. an
Adams Express Freight Delivery Book.
EveTy leaf in the book plainly shows who the
book belongs to, and there il no excuse for
keeping it.. The above reward will be paid TO
any one who will deliver it at the Office. 10 is
OF no value 10 any one but the Express Com
pany april q
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CHEAP GOODS.

V,HE REMAINDER OF THE STOCK OF
j Cameron. 6rier 4 Co. will be closed out
during the present month, alfor4ing a tine op-
pOrtuniiy % parties who are fond Of bargains
Ia Dryg0ods. APPS iwa
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NEW YORK DISPATCHES.

The. Carr's Rock Observation-Disclosures
SuPenRed-Fhe Hu-kl0N After the
Beast, etc. etc.
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James A. Mcclure,
Dealer, No. 80 Union Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

Has charge Of the certificates for this locality
% whom orders by mall can DO addressst. Ne
will supply circulars containing tail !uf8rma-
non 10 REGARD % she different prize manner Of
distribution. etc. 10 all who apply % hin.
~
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400 LESSER PRIZES.

Composed Of Silver Table Sets. Pianos. Money
and sewing Machine
The plan Is indorsed for h0nessy and tairness
BY some 0f the leading citizens Of 81 Louis.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-20

ARTICLE ENNETY-NrNE.-The following is the
ninety.pinth article of the Const;tnt;or xyh;cb
- '0'0 =. 'A0 S'nS'A'u''on, "nion
Baker and his coadjuSors are SO persistently
and willfully irving to set at nauoht.
Ayr 90 IT,. s.,,,-,. .'...r.-u
nh;tsd from vosnr ~ S;a RSso.S snss % pro,
pc .s,;r.v s"sm s nsve oeSn convicteo OF uea'
nnn;shs his - ,ho osery, o!oe'y y, osner crme
P,ard;",;"n ~ Il1 pen.enualy, sno persons unoer
n,s;'';n ~ al peisons wno are estopPeo rom
c,almmg tne ngns OF outrage, by abJuring their