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Wsldran 10 the premises, whereupon, on
return of the writ to Judge Waldran, he
issued an attachment M 81. for the arrest OF
the Sheriff, requiring him 10 show cause
why he should not be committed for con
tempt"
Some weeks since Judge Waldran
granted writ of hGbsas corpus in the
case of Galloway and Campbell, of the
Memphis Avalanche, imprisoned by or
der Of Judge Hunter for contempt, and
they were released on hail until their case
could be heard before the Supreme Court
For this act Of Judge Waldran, Judge
Hunter issued an attachment and had
him arrested for contempt, but has never
heard the case. He now seeks 10 revenge
himself byinstrusting the Sheriff to release
no prisoners charged with crimes over
which the Criminal Court has exclusive ia
risdictiOn, upon process from Judge Wal
dram. The case Of the Sheriff came up
in the Municipal Court on the 18th ult
| Judge Waldran stated that the orders Of
his court most be obeyei He remarked
that Judge Hunter seems to have
changed bis mind in regard to proceed
ings Of this character as often heretofore
Judge Hunter granted writs Of habeai
corpus made returuable to the Municipal
Court The case was to be argued OF
the Both.
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THE nEAD-RROKE BRIGADE.

A racy Washington correspondent thus
describes a numerous class of unfortu>
mates in that city
The frat thing that a stranger observes
on arriving at Washington is not the
White House or the Treasury building,
but the fact that nearly everybody whom
be meets is " dead broke"
They amt to blame for it, many of
them. They came here long ago to get
some claim through the War Department :;
or, lured by the ready promise of the
member from our district" made be-
fore election, to receive an expected APP
pointment or to look after the interests
Of some far away mining company; or to
secure a deputyship under a friend, who
is also waiting to be confirmed" by the
Senate The wheels of business at the
Capital roll slow enough at best, but now
the impeachment question has wholly
clogged them. No "claims" can be got
ten through, and no appointments made
or confirmed. There the poor fellows are,
waiting and waiting, and getting broker
and broker" every day. There is a small
army of them. They sleep in cheap
lodgings, eat where it is convenient, and
drink every time they are asked.
They sit around at Willard's, or at the Me-
tropoliian, or promenade along the avenue,
which they rarely leave. Occasionally one
of them forloanly strolls down to the Treas
ury building TO see about "that claim" or
to the postofice, in the desperate hope that
some one has sent a draft but they drift
back as hopelessly as they went. They are
good fellows for the most part, respectable
citizens at home, but they are stuck fast in
Washington and cannot get away. They
manage In some way to wear clean shirts
and keep their boots polished, and it is
great mystery to me how they do it ! They
bear a worn and anxious cast or face, and
only SMILE, as | said before, when invited.
They watch for new conner, who is sup
posed to be flush" of course, and he is
besieged for small loans until he is either
broke, or learns the ways Of Washing
ton. A man will sit down and talk to you
for an hour about millions of mining inter
ests in Lake Superior that he is there TO
attend to, and then ask you for the loan of
half dollar, declaring land truthfully, too,
no doubt, that he is dead broke" ]
loaned a man six cents TO pay car fare one
rainy day, who was collector of an exten-
sive Western port under two administra-
tons. He is waiting to see a friend con
frmed for an Office Of prominence, under
which he expects an appointment. Three
months of hungry-not to say thirsty-Wait-
ing, and nothing yet.
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NEW YORK DIsPATCHEs.
Washington RumOrs-ArrfVaI of Ma
dam RIafOrf-FrOm Japan. etc.

dam RisfOrf-FrOnl Japan, etc.
NEW YORK, April 30.-The Herald,
Washington dispatch says that at a meet.
ing at the rooms Of New England Sena-
tor, Horace Greeley was urged for Post.
master General
Mr.. Ward, of Detroit, is being backed
for Treasurer by the manufacturer friends
of the protective tariff and the Industrial
League
The steamer Columbia, from Havana on
April %, arrived lsst night Among the
passengers are Ristori and suite.
According to recent decree, all mer.
chandise from the bonded stores in Cheba
and Porto Rico may be imported into
Spain at the same rate Of duties as if
coming from the place Of production or an
American port.
Accounts are given Of the onerous en-
actions enforced on American shipmastefs
at Cardeuas and Manila, for clerical mis-
takes in the manifests Of said Captains.
vessels. In one case the fault was dHe to a
clerk Of the Spanish Consul.
NEW YORK, April 30.-A Japan letter
states that the refugee Tycoon sought ahel
ter and waB protected on board a United
Otdhe5 hdf VESSEL aAtcd HiS hDuicaLlOnt De-
fore he reached bis own ship. The y. S.
Consul at Efisgo says that native officials
adhere to the scale of rates Of money ex-
change, the value Of which was regulated
by treaties during the disturbances In Hia-
go. The United States marine, with their
forces all through the Christian powers,
performed important work in restoring or
der and protecting foreign property.
The Georgia Legislature is democratic.
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MEMPHIS, April 3O.-The races to-day
were largely attended, large number Of
ladies being present. The track is still a
little heavy.
First-Association purse $500, mile heats
three in five, was won easily by Joe John
ston, beating Transit. Time, 1:494, 154
and 2:05. ..
Second-Associatio Purse $3.50, mile
heats-Malcomb won the race easily, beat
ing Jack Gamble, Magazine and Sea
Gull, distancing the latter in the first
heat. Time-l;51 and 1:52.
BY the explosion of coal oil lamp, Has
ser's grocery, on the corner of Monroe and
Desoto streets, and the residence of F.
Feldman were destroyed last night. The
latter's loss was $4,000, insured for $1,000.
Hasser'a loss So, 600, with no insurance.
AT the election to-day to decide whether
the city should issue a million dollars in
bonds, due in twenty and thirty years, ia
order TO fund the city debt, the majority for
bonds was about 600.
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fHE article Of impeachment of which
old Thad. Stevens claims the special pa
ternity, is the one charging that the Pre-
sident attempted to bring into disgrace,
ridicule, hatred, contempt and reproach,
the Congress Of the United States He
announced in his speech that If that pro-
position could be established, it alone
would be sufficient to authorize convie-
ton. lf the President should be re-
moved for attempting to make Congress
an object of hatred and contempt, what
ought to be done with Congress for sue
ceeding in doing so2 IL certainly has
made itself the most hateful and con-
temptible body that ever met on the con-
tinent and is adding to its odious repu-
tation every hour.
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miscellaneous.

ALEXANDRIA, April 30.--Rev. f. NJ.
Whittle, OF the Episcopaiian Church, was
to-day eonsecrated Assistant Bishop Of the
Diocese of Virginia.
New YORK, April 30.-Another meeting
in favor of Hancock for President was held
last night. Groesbeck appeared the favor
lite for Vice President.
ALBANY, April 30.-In the Cole case the
letter Of Mrs Cole to her husband, pre-
vious to the homicide, detailing improper
conduct with Hiscock, was admitted as
evidence.
CHICAGO, April 30-The fifteenth GEN
eral Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church commences tomorrow. Nine
Bishops and two hundred and thirty-tiye
delegates, besides the visiting delegates
from abroad will be present.
A party of twenty-five Indians were
killed by four railroad laborers, at Plum
Greek yesterday.
CINCINNATI, April 30.-In the Supreme
Court the case of j. NJ. Howorth against
j. w. Turner, for the recovery of $50, 600,
the proceeds of the sale of cotton, the pro-
duce of defendants plantation in Louisiana
was decided in favor of the plaintiff.
G. w. Julian was -renominated to Cor
gresi from the Fourth Indiana District
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Mr. Stanbery
expects to deliver his argument tomorrow
Railroad tickets for delegates to the
Chicago Convention can be obtained
through Chairmen of State Committees.
John Taffee has been re-nominated to
Congress from Nebraska.
CHICAGO, April 30-George F. Carpen-
| ter, express agent of the Western Union
Express Company at Davenport, Iowa,
was robbed and murdered in this city last
night by some unknown assassin. His body
was found about z o'clock this morning by
the Waterman ofthe Illinois Central Eleva-
| tor.
ST.. LOUIS, April 30.-Arrived-Bell
Memphis from Memphis, Lily and Bismark
No. 1.
Departed-Belle, Memphis for Memphis,
Lizzie Gill, Julia, Vicksburg aud Tacony
for the Tennessee river. Very little change
in the river.
CIECINNATI, April 30-Departed-Cor
s. for Arkansas river.
Gen. Sherman has gone to Cheyenne.
Red Cloud says he will come in and make
peace.
New YORK, April 3O.-Gen. Rujal has
suspended negotiations for the sale of the
Bay of Panama to the United States
All the whisky distilleries are ordered
closed, owing to the fact that whisky is
selling atless than thetax.
- RICHMOND, April 30.-Gen. Schofeld
appointed Allen McDaniels Mayor of
Eynehburg, and list of officers for that
city. Gen. E. Whitlesey, of Gen. How
ards staff, addressed negroes in the Afri-
can church this eve6ing.
New YORK, April 3O.-A. large meeting
has beld at Cooper Institute, Mayor Hof-
man presiding, to hear an address by Ste
phen J. Meauy on the rights of adopted
| citizens.
JACKSON, April Bottle convention
has adopted seVeu articles of the new con-
stitution. The work is about closed and
an early adjournment may be expected.
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a NEW JUDICIAL GMRROaIIO IN
MEMPHIS

Judge Hunter, Of the Criminal Court
Of Memphis, seems to be devoting himself
to stirring up strife and contention, in
stead Of administering the law and Justice.
Attorney General Wallace has refused to
prosecute his contempt cases, because he
does not believe Judge Hunter is acting
IN accordance with the law. Hunter has
started out on a new tack, which Is re-
ported by the Memphis Bulletin as fol
lows:
IAN interesting little trisugular contro-
yersy has recently sprung up betwixt the
Judges Of the Criminal and Municipal
Courts and the Sheriff Of Shelby county.
involving question Of the jurisdiction Of
The two courts, and the duty Of the Sheriff
70 obey an order issued BY the Judge of the
municipal Court Ii our information Is
correct The matter is substantially as fol-
lows; Two prisoners, committed ~ isil bv
order OF the Criminal Court Judqe snnIisa
to the Judge Of the Municipal Court a. !
wit OF habeas corpus, which was gr,ntod
The sh-rih, on receipt Of the writ inSorsoJ
on the salIe, by an order Of Judgs H,,n,or
an sulstar ee 81 follows That he boi5s ~
prisoners named in said writ. but tbst -
does not recognize the authority Of JnSae
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HAvAEA, April 3O.-Two hundred fami-
lies were rendered houseless BY the burning
Of the town OF Jareton, and seven lives
were Lost.
A report Is in circulation that Minister
Romero has sent agents to the United
States TO depreoiate bonds Of the Mexican
republic, and that aclique has been formed
to buy in these bonds az reduced rates.
Adyices from Jamaica state that the reve-
nue. had increased clio, 900 within the last
quarter. Treasurer Robinson had sailed
for England. He is suspected Of having
committed heavy frauds
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Dec,s,on IN the nnnk Case.

NEW YORK, April 30.-A verdict was
given to-day in the case Of the Continental
Bank W. Bank Of the Commonwealth, 10
favor of the latter, which establishes The
principle that any hank is made liable il
a paving teller pronounced check or GER
tihease as good, even if the check Or
certificate be forgery, provided the holder
Of the check acts upon the statement Of The
paying teller and thus suffer loss.
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DeterminatIon Of Gov. BrownIow.

Determination of Gov. BrOwnIow.
CIScEENATI, April 30.--GOv. Brownlow
announces his determination to call out the
militia force to suppress lawlessness and
violence which he says exists IN certain
parts Of Middle and West Tennessee. He
does Il without Legislative action, but re
lies upon the loyal people of the State &c
sustain him.
The Wing publishes letter signed BY
the Tennessee members Of the House. and
Joseph 5. Fowler Of the Senate urging him
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L County Court of Davidson county. to me
directed, made at the February Term, 1868, OF
said Court. UPON the application Of the Board
of Directors of the Tennessee and Pacific Rail-
road Company, and in pursuance Of the statutes
in such cases m ade and provided. | will open
and hold an election at the various election
precincts in said county, ON SATURDAY,
MAY 10th. 1865, for the purpose of as
certaining whether a majority Of the voters
of said county will approve or, disapprove
subscription by said county of 5000 to the
Capital Stock Of said Tennessee and Paclhe
Railroad Company. in the Coupon Bonds Of said
co unty-one-third payable at the expiration OF
fifteen years, one-third in tweny years, and the
their issuance, bearing six per cent. interest.
payable semi-annually; at which election those
voters who are in favor of sub scriptiOn will put
on their tickets the words " for subscription,
and those opposed to the subscription will put
on their tickets " no subscription.
b. j. SHERIDAN,
Commis'r Registration for Davidson County.
apFl9 I'd.
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Frnln Genrria-

AUGUSTA April 3o.-0ne hundred and
nine COMMITTEES give Bullock 1853 majority.
The Radicals also claim the Senate.
SAVANNAH, April 30.-The editor Of the
Daily Advertiser has resigned his editorial
position, on the ground that persons al ami
mosities Of Gen. Meade will cause sus-
pension Of the paper unless he withdraws.
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BANKRUPT SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tn AT
l y concerned. that the undersigned win sell ~
SATURDAY, MAY SFH. Is8s
at the Courthouse In Nashville, beginning AZ 10
o'clock, A. H.. the following properfh. heinz =
part OF the estate Of Andrew j. New hiTfsr.
bankrupt. to wit:
One share tack in Nashville and Chattsnoazs.
railroad.
Nashville and Northwestern railroad tar -
- eeipt, dated August 24th. 1859
stock.
Twelve shares stock ia Mt. Olivst Csmetsry. and
certain notes and book accounts.
The above named property can be seen and
further Information obtained az the otics Of ~
undersigned. s21a Church street.
A. s. ChADBOURNE,
MY lVt Assignee
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Trenfy signed.

FoRr LARAMIE, April SO.-The Indian
Commissions have signed treaty with the
Sioux Indians, whereby the Powder river
country is reserved TO the Indians who
will bind themselves to stop all depreda-
tons. The Agailas and other tribes are
assembling for the same purpose.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

II ANE 4 BODLBY SAW MILLS-GREAT
IL reduction In prices. We are Offering for
sale AZ reduced prices a large lot Of first elias
Portable Engines, Stationary Engincl and
Boilers az follow: One Stationary Engine.
without boiler forty horse power; Ons Sta
ti0nary Engine, without boiler. ten horse
power: enc pair D0able Engines. ifty horse
power with two boilera. each twenty feet Ions.
forty inches diameter; ons extra largo Porta-
bic Engine, lG5z b. IS inch cylinder; one large
Portable Engine. 10 by 10 inch cylinder two
Portable Engines. BIZ IL inch cylinder. Alao,
several Lane BodIcy saw NILS. with the i'm
proved wrought ron head blocks and solid ira
hamss JOHN Y. DALE, Agent
with J. h. PAUL a Co,
co South Market street. Nashville. Tsanszsss.
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In bankruptcy.

THIS is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
= 18th day of April A. d. 1858, a warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued against the ssfafs az
W. II. Burke Of the loth district countv ~ VII
son, and state Of Tennessee, who has bean al
Judged bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment Of any debts and deliveTv Of
any property belonging to such ban zrupr 70 him
or tor his use, and the transfer Of any prOpertv
by him are forbidden By law; that a meetfng az
the creditors OF thessiG bankrupt 10 prove fh-ir
debts, ana 20 choose one or more Rssieneas Of hia
estate. will be held At Court OF Bankruntrv
to be holden on the l4th day Of Nav Al is
1868. at SO o'clock. A. NJ at the Oes OF the Rers-
ter in Bankruptcy, at the Courthouse Lebs-
non. Tennessee before Alexander s. grsdiey.
Esq, REGISTER.
Err. GLAScOcK.
myi II o S. Marshal. Messenger
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT. ON TIE
18th day OF April. A. D. 1858 warrant i.
bankruptcy was issued AGAINST the eststs al
b. b. Brett, Of the county of Wilson and State
OF Tennessee. who has been adjudged q bank
rupt on bis own petition; that the payment 81
any debts, and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt TO him, on for bis use, and
the transfer Of any property By him are forbid
den oy law that meeting Of the creditors Of
SAID bankrupt, to prove their debts, and 10
choose one OF more assigness Of his estate will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden
on the l4th day Of May, A. ID. 1855, at 8 O'clock
A. NJ, at the Office Of the Regsteri in Banlruptcy
at the Courthouse, Lebanon, Tennessee before
Alexander s. Bradley, ESQ. Register
u. Il. GLASC0CE,
myl 1t u. s. Marshal, Messenger.
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Rngine and RalIer.

NOR SALE. A rIRsT-RATR ENGINE AND
il Boiler n coca order. Can be sen. End
price learned. oy calling =. ;ais oGco.e
rayl In
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Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
! notice of his appointment as assignee Of
NJ. L. Cartwright, Abraham Slaughter, y. ID. Eas-
ley, Jr., Frederick Phillips and NJ. N. Parmelle.
In the county of Davidson and State Of Tennes-
see. within said District. who have been sdjudsed
bankrupts upon their own petitions, by the Dis
tri5t Court OF said district.
A S. CHADBOURNE, Assignee.
apr29 law3t Office. s21S Church street.
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FRENcH DRAP DETE FRocKs AND
Il Sacks.
Peque Froeks and Sacks.
Harris Cassimsrs-sryUuE-i Frosks And
Sacks.
English. French. German. Belgian and Amer
lean Vsstinss. Cloths. oassimsrss. ETC. ia rr..t
variety.
The Chesterfield Frocl Coat. in various color,
Of Cloths and Cassimsrss
Elegant patterns Of light and dark French
Cashmere Pants.
A splendid assortment Of Marsaill.s Vest,
Grsnadins Silks. etc.
All Goods sold with strict guarantee as to
Quality and WOrEmanship.
J. ROSE,
aDrzo I'm 0southsids Public Square.
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To THE TRADE.

MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE OF 100
w cases prime and seasonabls Boots and
Shoes, on Friday. May lsf isa9 Al % o'eIoek
A. NJ, by ALBERT & SEEMAN. % Pubiir
Sqaare, Will be offered large and varied stock
OF prime sessonabie men aud BOYS boots shoss
erogans. etc. etc; WOmens. Misses and CHI
dren's shoes balnorals. gaiters. slippers, etc.
sale positive and without reserve. fmyl III
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
CO MP A NY.

fIlHBRE will be a meeting ofthe Stockholders
Il ofthis Company held at the clice Of the Com
pany, So North College ST.. on the fiFst Mos
DAY in Nay, sses, being the 4th day, for the
purpose Of electing eleven Directors, 70 serve
Tor the ensuing twelve months.
aprA Wv h. d. HICKS. Secretary.
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articles setting forth the appointment Of
General Thomas. He argued ti,ss al in
term appointments do not rest upon the
Constitutional provisions relating to perma-
neut appointment. but was controlled by
the Legislative euactments of 1895. and
1888, which he claimed fully WARMED
the Presidents action. Advancing sub
stantiaily the same arguments on this point
as those presented by Messrs. Curtis and
Groespeck. He held further, that even il
the President was not acting under the law,
he committed no penal Offense, for they
provided no penalty, and the most that
could be Said Wonld be, that he was not
supported by positive Law, and that Gen.
Thomas could not hold his Office.
Al this point, 4;20 p NJ, Mr.. Esarts
stated that it would take him about an
hour to finish. The court and Senate then
adjourned 49, . tl- t.-.s.
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AGENTS WANTED
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ON THURSDAY. THE zth OF MAY EFXT
~ on the premises. We will, al public sale Of
fer anutnber OF most beautifu Villa iota stu
ated on the Elm Hill and Stones River Turn pike
and Nashville Turnpike. containing from six 10
ten sores each.
These lots are the most desirable sites Tor eoun-
Try villas ever offered 10 this market Wemost
earnestly invite the attention Of the public %
them, and viii take pleasure in showing the
property 70 all who are DESTROYS of oxaming Il
before the day Of sale
TERNs-One-fourth cash. and the balance in
one and two years. for notes fatisfactorily Sc
cured, bearing interest.
Omnibuses win leave the Office Of o. ". Fozz
Esq. at 10 o'clock A. N.
Saieto CONNIE nce al n o'clock A. VI.
q. NJ. FOGG sod
A. v. 3. LtNDSEET,
apr18 ID Executors II ". ID. Le-ia
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

YELLOW PINE FLOORING. POPLAR
i FLOORING, POPLAR CEILING. always
On hand DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS and
MOULDINGS made % order.
WARREN a MOORE,
IS South High street, between Church and
Broad. Nashville. fsbl4 I'm
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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. EgglestOu introduced bill taking
possession Of the bars at the entrance Of the
Mississippi, and constructing canal with
out expense to the government. Referred
to Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Brooks will offer a resolution to-
morrow, directing the impeachment man
ayers to explain to the House the causes
which induced some Of them to sign the
Alta Nela letter pending the trial Of the
President. -ssa- F-s FRI
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BROKE JAIL
Fifty Dollars Reward!

OFFER $50 REWARD FOR THE CAP
alias Dillon, who broke Jail ,Sis nm Jss. :.
cHPtll. Tne following is a DESCRIPTION OF said
longer; n years Of ags. weighs about 10 lbs
, Ell ipeaes high, blue eyes, light hair. and
ABRAM SMITH.
n.y. - Jailer Davidson tlounfy