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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-28

NEW YORK, May 2S.--The Herald con-
siders the final vote on impeachment as a
defeat Of the extremists in the Republican
party, 20
The Tribune says it is irsmeled YER
ct, and was procured by the use of money.
The World says that by the defeat Of
Impeachment we have been saved from
entering the broad road to Mexican an
archy, and acknowledge that it is mainly
due TO Mr. Chase
The Times thinks the people will feel
gratiied At the conclusion of impeach-
ment, and hopes that Congress will pro-
coed TO business.
The Sun hopes the bribery ques-
ton may be sited to the bottom, and says
il is humiliating to regard it as possible
that any man has conducted himself as 70
prove more lit 10 adorn cell than a seat
as Judge in this important trial.
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NEGRO CHILDREN IN PUBLIC
SCuOOLS-AN IMPORTANT DECIs-

NEGRO slAtt4DHEN IN FtAA.ha
SCHOOIS-AN IMPORTANT DECIS-
ION.
The Buffalo Courier publishes a decision
Of the Supreme Court, rendered at gen
eral term Of the Eighth Judicial District
Of New York, which settles the vexed
question whether coiored children can at
tend the public schools. The case at
tractsd considerable attention in Buffalo
some months since A little colored CARL
entered one Of the Public SchOols-No. IL,
we believe-and was allowed 10 remain by
the teacher. Complaint was made TO Sn-
perintendent Fosdick, and he decided that
the child must leave On this case
was made up which involved the i'm
porlanl question whether, in case
Of this Kind, the civil rights bill
oyerrides the Legislature Of the State and
the city charter. The case came before a
general term Of the Supreme Court, on APP
peal from a special term, and the decision
was prepared by Judge Daniels. The
court decides, ia subsistence, against the
right of colored children TO attend any
public school, except those designated for
them exclusively The written opinion is
quite lengthy. and concludes as follows:
Under no view, therefore, that can be
properly taken Of the law on this subject,
aid the plaintiff have the legal right of At
tending The school from which she was ex-
pelled. For that had been provided for
The education Of white children al0ae, and
nv the provision Of the charter under
which the school was organized, she, AZ
we'll as all other colored children, we're
onps,rnctively excluded from attending it.
Courts Of Justice are not allowed 10 re-
card or disregard the laws on the ground
III policy. The proper policy 10 be adopted
by the laws, Is matter addressed solely 20
H. legislature. Where they are constitu-
tionally enacted, The powers and duties OF
courts are limited % aseeTlaintng and de-
termininr the meaning cf the laws, and
where that has been done Of carrying Them
into effect
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TIE IsRAEIITEs AMI pOLIrICs-
Special % The louisville Courier

The JclriSh Messenger makes some re-
marks about the part taken by the Hebrew
race in modern politics, in the countries of
Europe, as we'll as in this country. Beside
such well-known names AZ Mr.. Disraeli, of
England; NJ. Fould, of France; Mr.. Ben
iamin, of the late Confederate States, and
Mr.. Belmont, of the Democratic General
Committee, there have been !he Pereires,
Cbemieux, Marie, and other distinguished
FrenChmen; jacob, Reisser, and other
eminent Germans; Godefroi, As5er, and
other prominent Hollanders Artom, in
Italy; Rothschilds, Salomons, Phillips and
GOldsmid, in England, who may be men
toned among successful politicians of the
day-some leaders of opinion in their re-
specLive countries. The Messenger says,
however, that Mr.. Disraei, Mr.. Benjamin
aud Mr.. Belmont have renowned Judaism.
In reference to the Hebrew vote in this
country, the Messenger thinks it Cannot he
concentrated for or against particular can
didate, except for grave reasons. That the
recollection of Grants general order of
December, 1862 is likely to deter many
lsraelites from voting in his favor, we can
not deny" This much" it adds, 1--WE
well know-that the Hebrew citizens of
this republic are not to be dragooned or
made tools of for political uses. They are
not a compact body for political purposes.
Their commercial, social aud political af-
fairs are thoroughly distinct from their
religious Interests. There is no national
Hebrew vote. In the coming campaign
Hebrews will work, and talk, and vote pre-
cisely according to their convictions as
citizens and in no respect will their politi-
cal action be dependent upon their religi-
Gus character AZ body" This is, thorough
" sensible aud intelligent ground for He
brews, az well ~ for others.
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PUBLIC RENTING
THE VALUABLE sALINES,

situated in Washington county. Virginia. known
as Kings Salt Works, aud the lands and bald
commence on the LIST day % January. 1872
The lessee in addition % the rents, Will be re-
quired to pay all the taxes accTuipg upon said
pr0perty-to leave upon the property at the OK
piratiOn Of the lease. such improvements hv-
lures. furnaces. kettles. ETC.. he found upon
the e8tate at the commencement OF the lease.
aud in good condition as he found them and
shall also, ne the expiration Of his lease leave
in good condition an such improvements, GN-
lures. furnaces, kettles. etc. Us The may have
during has term put upon said land. for the
manage cement Of hrs busiuess-and shall be lim
tied 10 supply Of salt on hand nc the end ui the
term, not exceeding supply Of the market Cor
tho next six mOnths-such amount To- be asrcr.
tanned from the sales of the first Fix months cd
the proceeding year, Tho Lessee Nil be Feguued
To- execute bond, with good security, to be aP-
proved by the Court. TOR the payment of the
taxes annually accruing, and the rents IN annu-
al instalments. and for the faitht tai performance
of all the other stipulatiOns Ut the lease. this
Court reserVinE the right. IL at any time the
security becomes doubtful ar insufficient o. re-
quire the lessee tO give other sufficient security
or 70 terminate the lease. Al n Special Term 10
be held. commencing on the btu day OF July,
1858 the Court will FIX n minimum rent.
Kings Salt Works are situated ln Washington
county, Virginia, about eight miles trom Tho
main stem Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road and 40 the terminus Of the branch road
running from Glade Spring 30 SaltVlllu. afford
ing ample railroad transportation for The ship
ment Of salt to market
The salt manufactured at there works Is % the
finest quality, and the supply of brine. though
the wells have been worked for more than diy
years, shows no dsienOTati0n "a quality On dim
mutton IN quantity. very large areH of
country, embracing parts Of Virginia. Tonnes
sec North Carolina. Georgia AMI Alubsma b.
supplied with salt from these works aud the adj
Joining estate, the two together supplying an
increasing demand at present Of about iluE
hundred thousand bushels of salt annually.
IL II seldom that such an opportunity Is o.
fcred Tor the profitable exercise Of energy. and
the investment Of capital. Persons desiring to
lease are invited 20 examine the property and
to test the quality Of the brine before the day Of
facts connected with the manufacture and lnic
Of salt, az viii enable them 60 appreciate the
annual value Of the property
ARTHUR q. CUMMINGS.
Commissioner.
Abingdon. Va. May %. 1858 my26 %
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APri1e-rIgha a. roia springs

Con- SraHds, May y. al about 40
p. NJ, Mike Coburn, brother Of Joe, aud
Patssy Sheppard, commenced catch
weight 6sht when The roughs broke The
oater ring and rushed TO the stake, keep
ing out all reporters, 40 nothing bat the
fihai result could be reported. The ring
was broken into at this point and many
were hurt, and the fight was declared a
draw. Everything is IN collision and dis.
order. Ii il generally believed that the
McCoole and Coburn fight came OF.
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aeneraI AssembIy :of Rhetle- IsIal,t.

( PRovtDENcE, May 27.-The General
Assembly Of Rhode Island met at Newport
yesterday. After Organization, the votes
for general officers were counted, aud Gov.
Burnside and his associates were indicted
into Office for the ensuing year.
Hon. Chas Vansant was elected Speaker,
and John Turner and Joshua Alderman,
Clerks S. N. Sherman was elected Clerk
of the Senate. To morrow the election for
civil officers Of the State will be completed,
and the Assembly will probably adjourn
for two weeks, and then elect United States
Senator
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Animal Meeting OF tbe National Nan
ufacauring Association.


CLEVELAND, May 27.-The next annual
meeting appointed for the third Wednes-
day in December, in New York. A report
was adopted declaring the necessity for the
purpose Of obtaining just aud wise legisla-
ton, the association should be maintained
permanently, commencing the action Of
the present Congress regarding iretrench-
ment and economy, and urging further
efforts in the same direction reduction Of
officers and clerks in lhe army and navy /:
minimum advising inquiry as to the FEAST
bility Of transferring the Indian Bareau 10
the War Department; depreeating the
giving public post 10 politicians and
partizans: approving the civil service
bill; action of Congress in reducing taxa
lion on manufactures; passing entire re-
lief from taxation of useful industrial inn
plemeuts, Imports Of iron, salt, cotton,
etc, Cor 1867; as increasing the debt, and
deferring return Of specie payments, and
demanding adequate protection of home
industry; endorsing national banking
system, aud declaring thai it should be
continued and extended; recommending
the issue Of long 8, S and 8 per cent gold
bonds for funding the public debt, and to
be made The basis Of banking under the
national banking law s...- IN
After some speeches and resolutions OF
thanks, adiournedtill December next.
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The bowels Of our compassion are
moved, and we venture a suggestion to
the discomftted Radical impoachers in
this day of their deep humiliation
They are cstopped from the drafts they
exposed to make ON the treasury, under
the od interim administration of "hon-
est old Ben Wade, but something must
be done Cor campaign money, and it is
Thought a considerable fund could he
raised by organizing old Ben and his
proposed Cabinet, Stanton, Logan, For
ney, Kelley, aud Co into a travelling
menagerie, and exhibiting them through
the country at a postage stamp a sight
They would draw better than Barnum' 4
gorilla the geryascutus, the megalothu-
rion. or any other quadrupedal beasts
known 60 naturaists. Though bipeds,
they belong to the class Of rarer mon
gtpra
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Tho Insnrgrnts nt Tielsing.

LONDON, May 2G.-News TO the LIST Of
May have been received from Tletsing via
Calcutta that forty thousand Southern In 81
suTgents we're besieging Tietsing. They
had surrounded the city and had threat
ened to storm it. The garrison was 10000
strong, and three gun boats were there to
protect the Europeans. Adjacent villages
had been plundered by the Rebels.
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EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Arrest OF COBurn-MeCoOI Demands
the Money

( CNcrNNAT, May 27.-At go P. NJ,
Coburn was arrested, just as be was enter
ing the ring, and taken off by the Sheriff
at $50. McCool SHE'D his castor into the
ring, and Immediately after his curley
figure appeared within the ropes, and
calmly awaited his antagonist. At three
O'Clock McCool, through Lew. Clark, OF
the st. Louis Times, demanded the battle
money, and the crowd dispersed.
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Largest Circulation in CITY and State
News or rnE Day.

Hogs are dying 10 Maryland from the
effects Of eating locus,s.
The next Kentucky State Fair is 30 be
held st Louisville in Ne second week in
September.
1t is reported that the President will
nominate Mr.. Stanbery for Attorney Gen
eral.
The decree in the Judd divorce case dis
niissea the petition Of Nm. Jadd, grants
the crosa-pehtion OF DR. Judd, and gives
him the custody Of the children.
The Davenport (Iowa) Gazette is in
formed that Senator Grimes is coming
home 10 Iowa to resign his seat in the
Senate. ..E. Id. ~. ......s
The stock Of hog product held in ST.
Louis and vicinity is ascertaind 20 be
eleven million pounds Of bacon and bulk
meats twelve thousand barrels Of mess
pork, and seven thousand tierces Of lard.
General Candy has issued an order re-
moving thirteen OF the eighteen Aldermen
of Charleston, South Carolina, and 'ap-
pointed persons 10 Gil the vacancies. I'm
der the new organization there will be
seven negroes in the board.
Meetings have been held at New York
within a few days 20 advance the Interests
Of Chase and PendleiOn for the Democratic
nomination. for the Presidency, and OF
Charles Francis Adams for that of Vice
President
The steamers Mississippi Luminary and
Mary Forsyth, three large boats belonging
to the Atlantic and Mississippi Company,
were cold az auction, in 81. Louis on the
18th int The first brought Sl7 600; the
second Sl4, $50, and the third 5000.
The total amount distracted from the
safes Of the Adams Express Company, in
their car on the Jacksonville railroad, OBJ
Friday night, amounts TO $4,000 Is, 3d.
900 Of which was from Nashville and The
remainder from Louisville.
Governor Hawley had a close race for
the Presidency Of the Chicago. The ballot
of the Committee on Organization resulted
ia a tie between Hawley and Siekles, and
the chairman, Hamilton Harris, Of New
York, decided il by casting his vote for the
former.
A youth Of fourteen and maiden Of
twelve, residing with their parents in Min
neapols, became 80 enamored Of each
other over dime novels, that they conolud-
ed 30 set up housekeeping on their own
account in a deserted shaniy, where they
were discovered by the police, and restor-
I'D TO their anxious friends.
CA aud after June ], the Treasury De-
parlment will be prepared 10 receive the
seven-thiriy Treasury notes falling due
June II aud July IS, 1868, or July j,
1865, ~ parties may require. The terms
Of conversion will be a. follows: The in
terest on both series OF notes will be allow
ed 10 July /, and bonds issued in ex-
change will bear interest from that date.
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NEw YORK. DIsPATCmEs.
The Democratic Executive Commit
Lae-CieneraI Thomas in the War De
,.....s.,.o,,f


. Lae-GeneraI Thomas in the War De-
p1Ftmeaf.
New YORK, May "a Washington
dispatch to the Herald says paper was
prepared in the House Of Representatives.
yesterday, signed by the Democratic mem
hers, requesting the National Democratic
Executive Committee TO extend an invita-
ton to Conservative soldiers and sailors
organizations throughout the country 20
attend the convention, July 4th, 70 partici-
pate ia its deliberations. The paper will
be forwarded to the Chairman Of the COM
mitlee at the earliest moment. The same
dispatch says Gen. Thomas last evening
took possession Of the War Department %
Secretary Of War ad interim. Several
members of Congress eHdeavored 10 per-
suade Stanton not TO resign, bat he said it
was the proper step for him 20 take. tie
will not 90 to the War office any more, eI-
cept an a private citizen.
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THEEE is monstrous grimacing over
Grant among the original and simon pure
Radicals, and the sensation about the
stomach is decidedly qualmy, but most Of
them swallowed the medicine like men.
What the heated term and the
autumnal frost will DO with men with
such bolus in them, II is not easy to
predict hut if there ism drastic intes-
final commotion before November,
there's nothing in symptoms
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wineheII. the Abseonded BROKER.

SPRINaFIED, Mass., May 26.-Volney
WinchelI, the abscohded broker, Of this
city, made proposition to his creditors,
through his attorney, for the settlement.
He offer 10 give his notes for one year for
the full amount of his Indebtedness. His
whereabouts is still unknown.
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The Arrest Of MeCOOIe, aud the Prob
ahze sDosfnonemaut If the Fight

CINCINNATI May 27.-McCoole was ar
rested near Cold Springs, Ind, at o'clock
this morning by the Sheriff Of Dearban
county, and taken to Lawrenceburg. Par
ties have left here by special train to ef
feet his release. This may postpone the
fight.
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The order appealed from, must be
affirmed with costs.
Marvin, j., concars, Barker, dissents,
Davis takes no part in the decision. not
having heard the argument. May term,
1868.
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CONSIDERABLE local curiosity is OK
pressed 10 learn how the Representative
IN Congress from this district feels in re.
gard 10 the acquittal A few days after
the impeachment mischief was set afoot
lac hurried home to say that he would
send the President back 10 Grecneyille in
a week or ten days-long before Ben
Buffers apple blossoms would appear
and it is feared lac is in great Perturba.
ton and distress
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BOYS CLOTHING.

AM PREPARED TO MAKE To ORDER.
Boys Y0aths' and ChildFen's Clothing,
Gentlenen' shirts, Drawers. anaSuinmer Cloth
ina and with the assisf4nseof ny hus hand Dan
J. seaman. whose reputation a. cutter Is vail
ke0WR, can 9nnrsntee satisfaction 10 att who
may favor ne with orders.
MRS. DAN 3. sCANLAN.
myl0 In "a ". summer street.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
~ have been appointed assignee 10 bank
ruPicy, Of the estate Of Andrew Gregory % la.
wilson county. VITO has been adiuiged : bank
Tupt on has own petitlon. in the u. 5. District
Court for Middle Tennessee.
A u. HURLEY. AaiEuee
Nashville. May 4. 1888. 10 mya iaWit .
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BUY AT HOME.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING FULLY
prepared for manufacturing nash.
Doors. Blinds, inside aud out. Pivot and
Stationary stats, Francs Of every description,
NanfeIpieees Mualdings Of all kinds. Base
Roards, Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. Weatherb0arding. and Building Mate
rial generally. Also Builders and Centractors.
All al as low rates az can De imported nI ef i
anaiitv Send orders Punctaaiiiy and dis
pateh are our husino.s creed Once and Fac
iary adjoining ashVille snd Chaitaneaga Hail
road Locomotive Shops. Cedar street, NASHVILLE
FuRRGVITI.E a FBI.CIEER.
iaprs d4wly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
J office.

WATER Tax CoILFcroE's OFFrcE.l
NAY q. IS6S.
/ y WILL a.. DEcldNyO MS USING HYDRANT
Mater.-On and after the 5fh dav n lima
All Water Tax unpaid win be handel 10 Inc 80
lice for arrests and fnes ~
M. B. KOCEEL.
myS Nv Water Tax Collsef8r
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WE HAvEJUsT RECEIVED A LARGE
w stock Of
NEW ann DEsIRARLE aooDs.

suited 10 The season. which We propose g. cell
low and y which We ak the attention Of Re
TAI Merchants generally
Besides full stOek 81 Stapics We have good
hbe Of fancy Dress GG0ds aud Notions. Also.
large and fresh stock oi Ladies' and Misses'
Il ats. IN great variety.
Merchants will De- we'll % examine eur stock
before purchasing.
myGIm HUGu DoUGIAs a 90.
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AUCTION SALE.

~ ILL BIZ SOLD AT THE WAREHOUSE
w Of "a. a. Parish a Co.. ca SATURDAY
May Dta, sale % commence az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
a large lot Of Goods, 70 be sold 10 pay charrez
consisting Of Reapers. Wheat Drills. Piows..
Seeds. aud many ether articles too numerous 60
mention Hreat bargains can be had hy attend
ing this sale. mvas M
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Englne md EloEIeF.

r1oR. SALE. A WRIST RATR EN0INIs An d
4 Boiler IN Eood order. Can be seen. Bad
prics learned. bB calling 81 this 0iseS
Nnag3i In ttt
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JOHN BROWNE,

NJ Hc EtCIIANT TAI I4OIEs
(tORNER DEADRRfCE STREET AND
" Public square spring t3Oosis noN
ready. 10 Cloths. Casimafs and Nastiues
the assurtmout - une4uaici Styles elegant
and prices low. Contains thu most extensive
stock Of hne goods "a the market, etnhrariuE al
TOE novelties iof zsntlemen's wear. 30 shich hs q
calls The attention Of his friends and the public
,.riI@ JOHN BROWNE.
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YELLOW PINE FLOORING

\ AM PREPARED ~ FURNISH ANY
1 quantity Of the best HeiloN t.iae ftOor-
fHg. dressed nF Ia the roUgh. NJ redaeed price,.
Builders add cont r4cigrs viii make IL a. thcir
ihtereat 10 call and see ne before thes pnrchaso-
Orders Giied promptly
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Optnloas of the New york Press.

AIIer SOME SPECIFIES anu tesOIuIIOH9
thanks, adiournedtill December next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-05
IN1CtS.

Glass windows were made for
lights in 1lS0.
Chimncys first put in houses in
1885.
Tallow candles for lights, 1136,
Spectacles invented by an Italian
in 1249.
Paper made from linen, 1902.
Wooden cloth made in England,
1641.
Art of printing from movable
types, 144O.
Watches first made in Germany
1447.
Telescopes invented by Porta and
Janson, 1898.
Tea first brought from China TO
Europe in 1871.
Theatre erected in England by
Shakespeare in 1908.
Circulation ofthc blood discovered
by Harvey, in 1910.
Bricks made of any required size,
1925.
Newspaper first established, 1929.
Pendulum clerks first invented,
1929.
Barometer invented by Torricclli,
in 1885.
Steam engine invented in 1919.
Bread made with yeast, in 1850.
Cotton planted in the United
States in 1859.
Fire engine invented. in 1885.
Stcreotyping invented in Scitland
in 11s5.