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ST. LOUIS, May 14-Dispatches from
Cheyenne, dated yesterday, say that Gems.
Sherman, Augur and Terry, and Col. Tap
pan, Indian Peace commissioners, returned
from Fort Laramie to-day, and report that
they have concluded treaty with the
Crows, Brules, Sioux, Northern Cheyennes
and ArrapahOes, all agreeing to keep the
peace, and settle upon the reservation.
Gems. Harvey and Sanborn and A. S.
White, Secretary of Commissioners, remain
at Fort Laramie TO meet "Man- Afraid-of-
lIis-HOrses,' who, with large band passed
Fort Reno ON the 9th, en- route for Lara
mic, where they are expected to-day
Gems. Sanborn and Harvey arearranging
for the removal Of large party from Fort
Laramie to the reservation on the Mis-
souri,. A party Of about one hundred
Sioux Indians, whoit is believed commit
ted the late depreciation on the line of the
Union Pacific railroad, are still on the war
path. Red Cloud sends a message that he
and his warriors will come 50 meet the
Commissioners. Gen. Anger goes to Fort
Bridger to meet the Snakes and Shoshones.
Gems. Sherman and Tappan have gone to
New Mexico to meet the Navaioes, and
Gen. Terry goes 20 Forts Randall and Sui
ley to arrange for the reception and loca-
lion Of the Indians on the reservations.
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NEW York, May l4-Chas. T.. Morse.
writing from Washington 10 the American
Anti-Slavery Society, says Gen. Grant has
declared himself for universal suffrage, and
maintains that this must be the ruling idea
Of his administration If he IL elected in
1865. He also reports Gen. Grant to favor
the conviction Of the President
Al the annual business meeting Of the
American Home Missionary Society yes
ierday evening, Rev. Theo. Wool4ey was
elected President
A motion was made in the United States
Court at Brooklyn to-day, To admit TO bail
John G.. Braine, ex-Confederale naval Of
iicer, charged with the seizure Of the
steamer Chesapeake, in 1868, and killing
the officer thereof. The case was argued,
but no decision given.
The committee appointed by the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Hancock meeting TO consult
with HOratiO Seymour, report that he il
not, and under no circumstances will he
be, aeandIdate for the Presidency. 10
The steamer Caledonia arrived to-day.
The storm Of yesterday and last night
Frustrated several unfinished buildings in
this city, Brooklyn and Hoboken. The
HOboken Fats were submerged, and large
number Of families were compelled 20
seek more secure quarters, some barely e.
Gaping with their lives. The damage 10
trees, fences and awnings WAS quite extern
sive.
IL is reported that Lovick, the abscond-
ing Teller Of the CITY Bank, il not the only
guilty party in connection Of the defalca-
ton some time since. The bank officers
are said to have discovered n conspiracy
in which seven clerks engaged, who, when
detection became imminent, managed 10
throw the odium on LOyick. Two hundred
thousand dollars Of the stolen money has
been recovered.
Eighteen boxes Of plug tobacco, shipped
from Virginia IN barrels Of peanuts, was
seized to-day.
A serious riot occurred yesterday after.
noon among the laborers on the extension
of Eighth avenue at Foriy-irst street The
rioters were dispersed by the police and
the ring-leaders arrested.
The steamer Rising Star brings Panama |
dates to the 9th, and 81 ,l70.222.
News from Australia to the 8th Of April !
gives the details Of the attempted assas-
ainatiOn Of Prince Alfred.
A destructive fire occurred at Sidney. |
Mr.. HoIdworth was the principal sufferer.
!. Oss f2O0 900.
The Central American Republics are
Tranquil.
A malignant fever, embracing thousands
81 cases, prevails in Nicaragua.
south American news unimpOrtant.
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rHE Aspect Ar wASuFNeTox.

Impeachment continues to be the
absorbing theme, and the whole country
is hanging in anxious expectation on the
action or nOn-aetion Of the Senate TO-
morrow. We continue to give our read
ers full measure Of the opinions and
speeulations current in Washington
circles 1t will be seen that extraordi-
nary efforts are being made to move
Senators who have pronounced against
conviction from their position. A degree
Of moral heroism win be required to
withstand the arts and appliances brought
to bear which, we fear, is not to be found
in the composition Of that body, though
we do not anticipate that those who have
declared themselves viii recant at the
bidding of the Jacobin junta Others,
however, may be deferred. The specta-
Gle is one of the most frightful
ever presented Clubs and cliques
of corrupt partisans closeting them
selves with Judges, and attempt
ing to change their opinions, or
coerce their resignation, is species Of
proaigacy, the like of which was never
seen before since courts were established
among men. Threats of Ostraeism, de-
nunciations, brides and personal intimi-
dalton, used to compel a verdict, which
should be made under the solemn sane
tions of an oath, form picture to har-
row the SOUL and remind us of the de-
generate days Of Rome, when her liher-
ties were auctioned of under the sway
of the pixies and sabres of the PretOrian
guards. .l a. --a
If this shameless proceeding is sue
cessful, the end draws nigh No institu-
tons can survive such strain. This
people have become Injured to enurmi-
ties, but each one, in its turn, exceeds
the other. The rudder will be unship-
ped after awhile, and the vessel bearing
the precious cargo, will scud away upon
the blood~red waves and be whelmed in
a tempest compared tc which the late
strife was but summer evenings breeze.
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chicago NJ. Il. Conference.

CHICAGO, May l4-The resolutions
adopted at the Lay Convention this after
noon, declare that the present generation
of Methodists have the same right to
change the plans of the church for
their Improvement, and to adopt il
TO altered circumstances, that Wesley
aud the fathers had to create It, and
that its educational, publishing, mis-
si0Pary, and other charitable agencies
depend largely upon the society for sup
port and IA the society sre already charged
with weighiy responsibility concerning
them, We regard il as eminently reasona-
BILE and desirable that they should be as
sociated with the ministry in the inception,
Establishment and modification of the va
riOus institutions of the church.
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THE TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

The article from the Chicago Times,
on the subject of direct railroad connec
tionbetwcen thiscity and Chicago, will be
found interesting, and should enlist the
attention of our people. Our railroads
should constitute system, and while the
vigorous pushing forward of the Hender-
son road, with which our Northwestern
friends propose to connect, ensures the
completion of that line at an early date,
we should not lose sight Of that which
stretching to the eastward traverses a
rich region Of our own State, and uhites
us more directly with the Atlantic ocean
on the middle coast .
Tomorrow is the day fixed for taking
the vote of this county on the question
of subscribing to the Tennessee and Pa
cifc road passing through Lebanon and
connecting with the East Tennessee and
Virginia road to Knoxville We trust the
friends of the enterprise, which is equal,
and in some respects, superior in impor-
lance to our immediate interests thar
any other, will be alert and active, and
induce a full vote We have, heretofore,
adverted to the cogent reasons why
Nashville and Davidson county should
insure the commencement of this work
at once, and the public is familiar with
them. They are so abvious and pressing,
they do not need TO be enforced.
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washington E,.ms.

WAsBIGToE, May 1.-The impeaeb-
ment managers are ia session to-day. They
have summoned W.i,W Wander, of the
Presidents household 10. appear before
them, aud it il said that other Eitnesse,
have been subpened.
VIM. T. Lee, Postal Clerk on the AcuniA
Creek route, has been committed for rob
hing t he mails. ,Sines April 18th so, 600
has been lost on the route. PIE 81.
Senator Grimes il about the same IA last
evening, he having little OF no iusc Of his
right arm, No visitors are admitted, but
this morning he read the Newspapers and
attended the mail letters.
Senator HoEard's condition is IN
changed. lie spent a realizes nag hi, and
was at times delirions.
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A DISPATCH from tins city to the Cins
cinnati Gazette, Of May Il, represents
that the impeachment news Of Monday
relighted in this city the fame Of rebel
lion, that toasts to JED Davis were the
order of the day, the Ku-Khx Khan in
high carnival, the State government was
expecting every hour to be overthrow,
loyal men we're shivering with dread,
and that "chaos GENE again was immi-
nsnt every moment
To deny this were useless. II such
stuff can have any effect, it has already
done so. To think Of eharAeterizing IL,
eIcites 3 degree Of disgust that par
alyzes the pen. ss-tf
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SALfs OF REAL EsrArE.-Mr. Robert
lark, real estate agent has made the fol-
lowing sales OF farms in this country with
IN the past few days: Mr.. r. II. Mason's
farm, on Charles creek, Of 200 acres. 20 Mr..
james Thompson, Of South Bend, Indiana.
for SiS,O00; the Garth place, adjoining
The above, aud owned BY Ihe sane psr1g.
Of go sores, % D.~A. Feen, Of Ashland
county, Ohio, Cor $1,000: also the w. T.
White place, known a. the e Buck White
farni," i've miles from McMinnviIle on the
Murfreeshoro road, Of 525 acres. % M.
Farmer, Of Licking county, Ohio. for fl,e
sum Of $3.50. There are other parties
new In our vicinity locking around wiih
the view OF making purchases. Those who
have recently come among Us express
themselves as being both satisfied with
their purchases and the community
McMiRHville Nae Efu, Nay a.
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DEMOCRATIC s7.Tr CoNvrNTToN

BY direction Of the Democratic Central
Committee, a State Convention is called,
to assemble at the city Of Nashville, on
the 9th day Of June, 1865, for the purpose
OF appointing delegates TO attend the Ma
honai Democratic Convention, which win
meet al the city Of New York, on the Attn
Of July next.
The people Of the different counties
throughout the State are requested TO hold
county conventions and appoint delegates
10 represent them in said State Convention.
All persons opposed 10 the policy of the
Radical party are cordially invited to par
ticipate'
Democratic and Conservative newspa-
Pers of the State are requested to publish
this call.
BY order of the Committee: .....
THos.R JENNINGS. chm.
l. ID. WALKER, Sec'y.
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Pans, May I'M. B,ers yesterday
made public speech, taxing ground in
favor Of the protection Of home industry.
MUNICH, May l4--Hon. George Ban
croft, the American Minister, Is here. He
is awaiting the arrival Of Prince Honen-
lOpe, who is now attending lhe Zollvereia
Diet in Berlin.
Mr.. Bancroft viii enter into negotiations
for the nationality with the Bayarisn
Prime Minister Immediately on his return
to Munich.
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JACKSON, Miss, May 1.-THE Demo
cratic Convention nominated Gov. Huns
Phries by acclamation. The following are
The other nominees: X. FslcOner for Lien
tenant Governor G. +. Hooper, Attorney
General; G. X. Marshall, Superintendent
Of Immigration. Harmony prevailed. A
macs meeting Is announced tonight. The
nominees will address The mseung.
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CRofS-The corn crop is looking well,
with hne stsnd-the most of the crop has
had the first blowing. The Irish potatoe
crop looks well. and promises an abundant
yield. Cabbage and other garden vegetables
are looking "a fine as could be desired. In
fact crops Of all kinds At present, look Just
- promising as heart could wish.-Clepc-
idRd BaRneT, Nov II.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

In accordance with the action of the
Democratic Central Committee, County
Convention will be held 81 the Courthouse,
in the city Of Nashville, ON Monday the
first day OF June, 1865, at II A. NJ, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to repre-
sent Davidson county in the Democratic
State Convention at Nashville, on Tuesday,
the 9TH day OF June next.
All persons opposed TO the policy Of the
party in power are invited TO attend and
participate. %
BY direction Of the Central Committee;
THos r. Jennings, Chm.
/. ID. WALKER, Sec'y.
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WAsmNdroS. ID. C., May I4-At q
conference Of principals Of the American
Inatitute for the Deafa aud Dumb yesterday.
Rev. DE-. Peel, Of New York, was elected
President, aud Rev. c. Stone, Of Hartford,
and P. G. GiIlatt, Of Illinois, Vice Presi-
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TIE impeachers got one E. ". Cox, of
St. Louis, to telegraph to Senator Hem
derson on the lSth inst, asking him
whether his friends could net hope that
he wOald vote for the eleventh article,
and il so, all viii be we'll Mr.. Hem
dersOn responded that be had "swOrn to
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CIScINNATI, May H. Joe Coburn yes
terday after his release proceeded 10 Laio-
MIA Springs on the Kentucky side, where
be will hDish'his training. Il is under
stood that McCool will not come to the
city, but will soon locate himself in the
vicinity Of the battle ground.
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HARTFoRD, Conn, May 1.-THE Re
publican Legislative caucus had tWenty-one
ballots al New Haven last evening, with
out choice Of candidate for United States
Senator. The last ballot stood Backing
ham SO, HaWley 81 and Plaa ls
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HAMBURG, May 1.-THE Fenian Broth
erhoOd Of Pennsylvania met in the senate
COMMITTEES rooms to-day. Forty nine circles
represented by there officers, were elected.
and secret session OF three hours was
held. This evening large and enthusiast
Iic meeting took place.
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ron SALE.

A BOUT leo CORDS OF WOOD STANDING.
n m the tree. 500 Cedar rails, 6rst quality
.eeey ior rafting. and about 500 standing IN the
. .ee- Inc above timber is situated half mile
item stones river and one mile and a half abs5s
Ntewarts Ferry. Apply e.
CHEATiiAh a WOODS.
may - W. Cor. Church and College sta
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ALBERT n sEESTAN
p PUBLIC SoTARE-

ris ~ s,o ~ UTTERED A LARGE AND VA
nRS9ys Boots Shoes, Brogans. etc etc. Woms,,'s
misses and Children's Shoes. BslmorsIs Gaif
eTs, slPpers' ete. Sale positive and without re-
~ .Hr ..a mny1S II
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LoHDON, May l3.-Chas Francis Adams,
Minister 20 the Court Of 81. James, took
leave OF the Queen at a special audience
to-day. Mr. Adams left London soon
afterwards Tor the coatinent, leaving Mr..
Moran in charge Of the American LegA-
ton in this city.
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JOHN s. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM NO. 9 UNION
u Il street 70 Me- 10 Public square.
" rench Old stand whore he villa keep ftli
Ladies'
49, 60, ri
""" lJ civ
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GOVERNOR BRowHLow.-We were in
formed last evening that Governor Brown
low has received another very severe shock
OF palsey, and il is feared that he will not
recOver.-ksorralie Press Gsd Heruid, 1f1V
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Arrest ofIynehers.

SELMA, Ala, May 14-Two men named
Baker and Weller we're brought here yes
terday, in irons, by the military, Gom
Sumter county, charged with lynching and
numbering Burns, who was killed in Mengo
county some weeks since.
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do impartial justice according to the
law and evidence" and that he would
" try to do it like an honest man"
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

VHIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE
been appointed Assignee in Bankrupfev of
the estate Of }. j. Link, who has been decIarei
oankrGpt, upon his own petition. by The
nessee. III N cIN1pps 40"
mayl5 laW3t &c.,,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mr. L. W. MORGAN remains with him and
VIII ne pleased to wait on bis friends and the
Pu0iic generally. myl4 I'm
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TO THE TRADE.

\ AMMOfH AUCTION SALE OF 900
SIIheesas eases prime and seasonable BOOTS AMP
friday. May 10Th, Isss. al 81 o,eIeck.
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CHICAGO AND NASHVILLE.
Three Plans for Route of Railroad
Connection Between the Cities.
Ernrn thu (hicnrn Tirnns No. 10 =.


The Times has on several occasions d.
recleG public attention to the Importance
of establishing railway communication be
tween Chicago and the Cumberland river
country, by direct railway through the
Wabash valley, in Southeastern Illinois
The Importance Of the connection ia such
that the press will perform no more than a
public duty by keeping it before the public
until the execution of the project il assured.
A railway is now nearly finished from
Nashville, Tennessee, 10 Henderson, Ken
lucky, a point on the Ohio river about
thirty miles (by an air line) from the
mouth of the Wabash. By future connec-
tions, either in Illinois or in Indiana, that
line Of railway will be extended to Lake
Michigan. The question TO be determined,
aad that will be determined soon, il,
whether the direct route between Nash
vile and Chicago shall be west or east Of
the Wabash-in Illinois or in Indiana.
The proposed railway from Mason, in
Efhngham county, TO Shawneetown, and
thence by link of forty or fifty miles 10
jacksonville, Kentucky, is one way in
which the connection may be made in Hi
nois What the present status Of that pro-
iect is, does not appear.
Another project is a railway from Mat
toon, Coles county, through Cumberland,
Jasper, Richland and Edwards counties,
crossing the Wabash at GRANVILLE, thence
to the Ohio at Mt. Vernon, Indiana, and
opposite that point, connecting with the
Nashville and Henderson road by a link
Of only ten or twelve miles.
In support of this project, the local au-
thorities in the region Interested have voted
ten per cent. Understanding bonds as fol-
lows:
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PINE FLOORING

AN PREPARED TO FURNISH ANY
Il quantity u the best HelioW Pine F1Sos-
lag, dressed or 10 the T0agh, st redafed pficsa
Builders and contractors viii make Il % their
Interest TO call and see me before they purchase
orders allied promptly.
aur5 2u
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Rooms and Houses For Rent.

GEF BRAL FURNISHED ROOMS WITH A
- private family on North Cherry street Brick
residence No. 10 North Markell street. Choice
residences in West Nashville Apply to
AkklNGI ON. FARRAR \ WEAKLET.
mayt5 81 Agents No ~ Church street
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MR.. FLEMING 4ill continue q, ss,s,.t o.. ~,
Sign aad Hammer Paanasns. ar 49, -
z % celebrated. at the Old sfsbd- ro-ne- -
Prinsers' and Bank Alleys NV "a
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The city OF Nation has also voted $780,
coo of like bonds 10 Il projected cross road,
which amount will be changed to the pro-
posed Nashville connection, If necessary to
assure the fulfilimeut of that plan. IL is
stated, upon unquestionable authority, that
county and city ten per cent. bonds will be
furnished 10 the amount of $1,000 per mile,
within ten daya, TO any capitalist or com
pany of capitalists who will undertake TO
bnild and operate the proposed road from
Nation 20 GRANVILLE. The road can lee
built, with a rail of forty-ihree pounds to
the foot for $I4, 500 per mile, ON this route.
There IS still a third plan, which is 10
make the Chicago connections with Nash
vile by road parallel 10 the Illinois
Central, in the State Of Indiana, excepting
40 much as il IL proposed to build under
the Chicago aud Danville charter. TO
make the connection in this way will re-
auire the building Of two hundred miles Of
new railway, between Chicago and Terra
Haute. .r
One Of these three projects will be car
ried INTO execution. Which one it will
be, depends a good deal, perhaps, on the
liberaiitv and enterprise of the inhabitants
in that portion Of Southeastern Illinois
which i called the Wabash valley, and
somswhat, probably, on the disposition or
indispositIou OF the Illinois Central Cotn-
pany toward The respective projects. The
Henderson aud Nashyille people are Un-
derstood 70 be looking with favorable eyes
10 the Danyille plan. Those who are in
terested in either OF the Wabash valley
projects mus not he Idle if they woaldwin.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

BOARD AND LODGING. IN A+PRTVATE
ID family. by young lady engaged Ia business
on Church tIeet. Address.
mayl5 it ~ I. j.. City P.O.
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DISSOLUTION.

1'lG PARTNERSHIP REFOFORE FX-
= this las dissolved b. mutual conceal 49,.
having claims against the said hrtn will plesre
preseni them Tor payment. and those insisl.fed
are earnestly requested 10 make sstfiernenf
Httheut delay 60 dEO. III rCHfSON VIC A.
authorised = settle the books o Z the arm = e
HkO. HUTCHINSON
May 6th. 1868.
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Middle DIsGriet OF Tenneasee.

THE ,UNDkRSIGND HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointInsns IL sasig,n,e. ~
Jno. - Everett, % Nashville and s. 81 Hare
18TH Ciyl District bath Of the comfy 1t David
syh ana state Of tennessee, within said Dis
triet, who hsve been alluded bankru,fs mo-,
sad District
AS CHADBOURHR, Assignee
myS iaW-t Once, s3if Church strsAf
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RlvRE NEWS

ARRIVALS.
BAEHocE Cnv-From St. Louis.
ARrELoPs- Frem st Paul.
DEpAnSun0D.
BAnnock CrfY-Fss St Paul.
ARssLoPs-Fof st. Louis.
The Sucker State, from st. Louis, for
st Paul Tomorrow nsrning at o'clock.
The Canada. from st. Paul, for 81. Louis
to-mosree mosning At o'elesk.
nrscRLLARDoUe.
The Auseatins is lying q Moline, having
been unable to get through the bridge -
day, on account Of the high wind. She
will probably be down BY dark, and depart
for St. Louis this evening.
P.A r. /. r. R.--.Ths Tswnship clerk Of
Rsok Island has refused 70 call another
election TO vote On the proposition that
Mock Island subseribss $50, 900 stock in
the Peoria and Rock Island Railroad. The
kind Of dignity he assumes will cost him
his position At the next election sure. The
people are determined to vote q the prop
esiiien. aad have = ,sisssd seunis,ss 70
tate sueh steps = yin sssuss thsm That
privilsge.