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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-07

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THATON THE
Il LIST day of Jaly, A. ID. 1868, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate w. X.
Turner, of Nashville, in the county of Davidson
and State of Tennessee, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt TO him or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the
creditors of tho said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and TO choose one or more assignees OF his
estate will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to
1868. at ! O'Clock P. NJ, at the Office of the
Register in Bankruptcy. Nashville, Tennessee.
No. S2l3 Church street. before Alexander s.
Bradley. Esq, Register
Err. GLASCOCK,
iN7 n III 8. Marshal Messnnner-
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TnF NORTHWESTERN We learn that
President Burns, Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, and DR., Boyhlon,
Private Secretary to the Governor, left the
city GA Saturday night last for Knoxville
An ruly interview is expected between
them and the Governor in regard to the
running Of the Northwestern road gen.
l"ne. a rs whispered, is soou to be de-
POSED hom his position on the road.
whether be coniiaues 10 our midst, or re
l'rss 10 Detroit 10 complete has magnih-
cent brown stone front y We cannot say.
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Is interested in the "New Tanning Nip
now being manufactured and sold by I. II.
Jones q Co., Nos . and corner College
and Church streets because it will clean
aud separate the ionlesL wheat from smut,
cheat, cookies, blightcd, broken and shriv-
elled grains, and other impurities, leaving
the best, healthy, plump grains TO SOW.
Farmers are invited 90 bring the worst
sampled they have of auy Kind Of grain or
seeds, and give the machine a thorough
trial. jy2-eohlw.
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stick HIS HEAD IN A BUCKET OF
WATER. Some genius connected with
the local department Of the Murfreesboro
Momior, lets himself off in this wise on the
morning of The Fourth
Owing to failure IN our municipal Con-
gre.s to pass the necessary appropriation
bill, our city will not be Illuminated with
noises to-day in honor of the once honored
Fourth Of freedom from all tyrants.
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TARGET SHOOTING AT RUFaCERKoRF's ~
The following is a last Of those who drew
prizes with the number Of rings gained
on toe Fourth, at the target shooting
grounds Of the Nashville Target sboo,ing
Association
Jos Lesler, 60 B. WallArsh. 5l e
Hoisleiler, 81; +. ]. Biuerlich, SO. p
L. Faller, As; EPhillips, as; j. Kreob
46i J. Hess, A.; b. h. Mailman. AZ. p
AueneT 40 i. Roth, 40, c. Hof,ieter. 40
D. FEELS, SO John Forderer, "a; - Harsh
Sr., 80 A. 5. Thuneck, 81.
la this contest there were thirty con.
tesiAniS, and an aggregate Of 1913 shot.
fired during the day. Mr.. O.. Leaschel
gained the prize target in another contest
over thiHy-tWo competitors, shooting forty
eight centers during the day.
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thereby anuounce myself as a candidate for
Congress, ia this district. subject to the action
Of the nominating convention OF the Repubh-
can party. HORACE II. HARRISON.
July G, lSGS. B1u
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"CLINGING or THE Ivy TO THE OAK.'
In the court Of Magistrates Cassety &
Brien, Yesterday, Miss Nancy Ivey, a
wauton female was arraigned Tor illusIrat-
ing the old botanic fable, The clinging OF
the ivy 10 the oak" by fradulently APP
propriating unto herself bed, wardrobe
table, etc The propertey Of A. II. Hurley,
Of Broad street Decision in the case re-
served until 10 O'Clock to-day.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-07

FTIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
4 30th day OF june. A. d. 1858, a warrant in
bankruptcy vas issued against the estate OF Geo.
wilson and State Of Tennessee, who has been adj
judged bankrupt on bis own petition; that the
payment Of any debts aud delivery Of any prop
use, and the transfer o q any property By him are
forbidden By law; that meeting of the cTedi-
tors OF the said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees Of his IS
be holden ON the z0th day of July, A. .. 1868
az ~ O'Clock NJ, at the Office OF the Register in
Bankruptcy. Nashville, Tennessee, No. 621G
church street, before Alexander 5. Bradley.
Err. GLASC0CK,
jy7 2t u. s. Marshal NJ essenger.
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TEE CIrY.
Neu Adrcr,ison,ents.

The announcement Of the Edgefed Fe-
male Seminary, under the Principalship Of
Rev. f c. Trimble assisted by Mrs. Henri
Weber, will be found in our advertising
columns This institution enjoys an en-
viable reputation among It's patrons. LIE
success during the past year has been high
ly aatteFiEg, and lie prospects are all shs@
either parents or teachers could desire.
The Fourth National Bank presents its
9Th quarterly report 20 opr readers THIS
morning, which shows il Dot only 10 a per-
factIy solvent condition, but a very accom-
modaling institution, 81 its loans and dis
counts show.
Ga Wednesday, Stu inst, M. J. D5lin
will sell At auction The parlor, household
aud kitchen furniture ofthe lateJ Hyman,
at 2sg South Summer street. This is the
place f1r bargains.
See bankrupt notices.
A. w. Moss, Of Williamson county, gives
notice as assignee Of various bankrupts
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COME | C0MEII COMEHI
AGENTS WANTED.

EROM $40 TO sac A DAY MADE WITH
II only a few dollars capital. Agents wanted
IN every town aud county in the State. e. sell n
new MECHANICAL INVENT ON Several
wanted in eye cry household.
Samples mailed 20 any address on receipt of
fifty cents. Address j. r.. CARROLL
Jy3 Nv p d. Lauisgilia Nv
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New Orleans Market

New ORLEANS, July Cotton firm !;
middlings 31c Sales BIZ bales. Receipts
AZ bales. Gold 135}@l40l; Sterling 1853
@l55; New York sight exchange &c pre-
mimi
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DEATH from LOCKJAW.-On Sunday
last The remains Of Louis Friedman, lad
Of twelve years Of age, and son of Mr., B.
Friedman, one Of the mail carriers OF the
postal department. here, were followed to
the grave by the juveniles Of the Turner
Society. The lad came 10 his death from
lockjaw, occasioned by running nail in
LIE l-nL
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-07

CooLIEG oFFA WARRIOR Jazz Walker
an iufuriated customer, was bound over ia
bond Of $500 before Justice Mathews
yesterday, on a warrant sworn cut by Mrs
Emma Hays. Jeems is reported as an
unusually quiet man, but as he had threat.
cncd TO cast a devil ont Of somebody, why
the humane Magistrate thought beat To
muzzle the doTg Of war" . a..r..f
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Middle DIstrIcl Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
! notice Of his appointment 81 assignee of
Herman Loeb and Simon We'll. Of Nashville
in the county OF Davidson and Stale Of Tonnes
see, within said District, who have been aliuiyed
hankrupts upon their own petitions by the Die
trict Court Of said district
A. S. CIIADBOURNE. Assignee
jy3 law3t Once, 500 Church street.
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n1HIs Is nd GIYE NoTIoR. THAT 0N NE

ET7HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
4 9Th day of June, A, =. 1855, q warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against The estate Of
Dan1 b. Clitfe. OF Franklin. Of the county Of
Williamson and State of tennessee who has
been adudged a bankrupt on his own PEE
tition; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery ct any property belonging TO sueh
bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
~ law that a meeting Of the creditors OF the
said bankrupt. 90 prove their debts and tn
viii he held az a Court Of Bankruptcy. to be
holden 90 the 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1856,
az s O'Clock A. n. at the Office OF the Register 10
B1ukTUptcy az the Courthouse IN Franklin,
Tennessee before Alexander S. Bradley. Esq,
ER. GLASCOOK.
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Early and Happy Marriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in. sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08
INDIANAPOLIS.
Election at the CapHalA large Re-
publican Gain.
Especial to the Evansville Journal

Especial to the Evansville JournaIl
INDIANAPoLIs,eEApril E7ErAb the
election here yesterday but little over
four thousand votes were polled, but
the majority is eight hundred, a gain
of nearly four hundred Republican
over the vote Of last year.
Lawrenceburg Township elected
the Republican ticket by II majority,
a gain Of 282 on the. vote oflast Falls
AT the primary election, Wayne
County gives Julian 1000 majority
and he carries all the townships. He
will be nominated without doubt.
Shanks carries Delaware County BY
200 and Henry by 600 lie will GER
tainly be the nominee in the Ninth
District. vA
At the meeting of the Council last
night, the Committee of BCOnfersnoe
with General Burnside reported
everything satisfactory, aud fayored
the issuing of the bonds for the pro-
posed Vincennes Railroad. The re-
port was unanimously concurred in.
Orth carries Tippeean6e County BY
four votes to one over all competitors.
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RICHMOND.
Governor Wells takes the Oath Of
Office, and accepts an Invitation to
Visit the Convention.

RICHMOND, April AFTER Cover
nor Wells had taken the oath of
office to-day, he accepted an invita-
tion to visit the Convention. Judge
Underwood introduced him and en-
dorsed his political views Governor
Wells made short address, and said
that, for the short time he should hold
the office, be would endeavor pro-
mote the prosperity Of all the people,
and try to promote harmony in the
Republican party, as the only organi-
zatiou through which that prosperity
could ever come.
A resolution was offered by color
ed member prohibiting the Legisla-
ture from establishing any system Of
separate schools for the two races,
which was discussed all day The
black delegates urged it with heat,
one or two threatening to oppose the
adoption of the Constitution, if this
was not incorporated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08
CINCINNATIaIdkU
City BleCti0n-Republican Victory
Small Vote POIled.

tTTT-- 1Ff g -HH
. CINCINNATI. April THE total
vote polled here yesterday was % 627,
against 28, ,S04 last October. The Re
publicans elected the Judge of the
Superior Court, Clerk Of the Police
Court, Trustee of the Water Works
and the Director Of the City Infrm-
ary The Democrats elected the City
Commissioner and Wharfmaster.
The highest Republican majority
was L097, and the lowest was. &C. The
Democratic majorities were I87 and
208. The two Democratic candidates
elect were supported blythe working
mems party. The workingmen 8
ticket received AN average vote of
about six hundred The Republicans
have a,majority of eight In the City
Council. The Republican majority
in the city last October was. 2138.
The Eighth Anniversary of the
first white settlement in Ohio, at
Marietta, is being celebrated here to-
day. Quite a number Of persons
from Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio
are present. - e7aa3
A fire this morning destroyed a
portion of threa dwelling houses, on
Clark Street, west of Freeman. Loss
$4,000.
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MEMPHIS
Descent on FergusOn's HalI-Capture
Of the kukluX klan-Oblect OF the
0rdeP-Judge WaldFOn Arrested.

MEMPHIS, April z. - The police
made a descent on FergCson's Hall.
on Bealle Street, last night, and can
turcd some twenty persons, mostly
boys, on charge of being of the Kuk-
lux KAN On the person of one was
found a document purporting to be
the Constitution OF the Order, putting
forth that the object Of the Order was
to protect the people of the South
from the bands of robbers and mur-
derers now preying on them. Evon
to the last, they resort to assassina-
ton, pledging themselves 10 allow
nothing to divert them from this OBJ
ject. Among the captures were a lot
Of masks and a skull. The boys
claimed they we're a number of the
members of the Pride of the South
Base Ball ClUb; had no connection
with the Klan, and knew nothing Of
the papers found; that it was plot
against them. Fhey were then taken
to the Southern Station House, and
kept until two O'Clock this morning,
when they were all Internationally
released
Judge Waldron, of the Municipal
Court, was arrested on an attachment
issued by Judge Hunter, of the Grim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08
ST. LOUIS.
Political Matters What Mr.. BOgy
t Thinks-The Election.

ST. louis, April r. Lewis ".
Bogy, prominent Democrat of this
city, and late Commissioners Of In
dian Affairs, in a letter responding TO
an invitation. to address the Democ-
racy of Galloway County, advocates
the nomination Of Gen. Frank +.
Blair, Jr., for President, aud John f.
Hoffman, of New York. for Vice
Presidentg Mr. Begy argues that as
the Radicals will rely upon the regu-
lar army for a candidate, the DemocI
racy must look to the volunteer force
not only for a leader, but for assist
ance in combating Radicalism in the
coming election, lie also urges that
the rsa me policy be carried out in this
State, aud that men identified with
the army, or known supporters of the
war, be nominated for State officers.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Incomplete
returns from the city election to-day
indicate the following result: OF the
niue School Directors, the Democrats
have Eve. OF the twelve Aldermen,
the Democrats elected six, the Radi-
Gals 1--WE, and tied one. On the gen.
eral ticket for Street Railroad Com
uiisstoner, the Democrats elected their
candidate by from two TO three hun
dred majority. The. Park Extension
is defeated and the City Hall carried
The question OF the city guarantee
ing four million dollars of bridge
bonds, will not be voted on till next
general election In the Council six
Radicals and four Democrats hold
over. The Board will, therefore,
stand, if the above returns prove cor
rect, Radicals, Il; Democrats, 10;
tied. J. The vote was light
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08

~ wh;-n Ina decided that vessel
Jhat pyear-l ~ prize OF war, white
attempt $40 hresk the bIockd6e q
Mobile Bay, vas not liable for claims
presented by parties. in New Orleans.
for repairs and provisions furnished
thrp peyears before the capture.
There is net-aqdorum Of the House
in Washington
The counsel for the President do
notthink the trial will continue be p
yond next Monday week.
The, number Of schoolsih Washing
ton is.48, and IN Georgetown 8, with
a total of 3, 3,137pupils. There are IA
night schools, with 500 scholars.
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cite menf Is increasing 4 private
meeting Of II histefs hold in connec-
ton With h 'esding members Of the
/ tw0.ltouses. i intim mated Facts have
been presented them, showing the ex-
isJCnCs of d secret society Of despera-
does. sworn 30 summariiy ppE ont OF
tbe WaY al tBe MIXERS Of Parliament
broadly anu- -Feuian 10 sentiment
There is B0tDrmatlon also IN p0sses-
siOu. .oE the meIh bers that a grand Fe-
man oa-break throughout the Do
minion IS imminent In this it is
stated, in addition to Feniaus, there
will be engaged forces of the many
Canadians whU- are dissatisfied with
the Government On general grounds.
1t has been ascertained by the aU-
thorities that the mTderer Of NcIee
IS New York -Fen'an, who. II Is said,
had been detailed by ia secret society
for that purpose, the duty having
been decided by drawing lots.
1t Il TumOre1 that French revO-
lutlonary society is acting in concert
with the Fenians. Threats of retali-
alton on all known Fenians are open
ly made by members Of the British
party, and it Is feared other assassina-
tiOns will follow.
New. YORK, April IA bilIpassed
the State Senate to day, auth orizing
the Erie and New England Railroad
Company to establish a ferry on the
Hudson River, between Fort Mont
gomery and Stony Point. = - ~
The report of the Superintendent
of the Erie Railway, recently circgla-
ted, which spoke Of the bad condi-
tiOn of the rails, and referred to the
Winter months, when all roads are,
from uecessity, much troubled by ice
and frost. The road is now in thor
ough repair, and the Directors state
that no pains or expense will be
spared to keep it so.
The examination Of several Of the
Directors of the Erie Railroad,
charged with contempt of Court, in
having caused the issue of so, 900, 900
worth Of stock certificates wis con =
tinued to-day before the referee. the
witness still being Horatio N. Otis,
Secretary of the Erie Company. A
further hearing was adjourned till
Thursday. ~s rg- 81 q
James Bargain, boy of Fourteen,
surrendered himself to-day az the
murderer of Louis Gartner. He as
serts that Gartner was intoxicated,
aud assaulted him first
By the explosion Of musket cart
ridges in junk store on Water
Street to-day, two workmen were
badly burned
By the fall of a new frame building
corner of Twenty first Street and
Fish Avenue, Brooklyn, to-day, two
men named Rudolph Pock and Jos.
Freisch we're killed.
New YoRK, April TN the libel
case Of James IT, Cummings vs.. Jas.
Gordon Bennett, the Supreme Court,
general term, reversed the order,
which dismissed the appeal Of the
complainant
Two workmen. named Leander Ba-
Ian and Robert Walker, died yester-
day from inhalation of the fumes of
ammonia. in a chemical manufactorE
in Brooklyn. .a - Is stt8e H7'
Louis Gardner, German, aged 21
years, Was murdered last night in a
liquor saloon In Mott Street, by an
unknown boy, probably fifteen years
A Canadian dispatch says the sup
posed assassin Of McGee Is from
New York, and some say the assas-
sination is the work Of Fenians,
New Y0RK, April THE, steam
ship St. Laurent, from Brest, March
2Sth, arrived this evening 5s5.a s.a-
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NEW ORLEANS
order OF Chief OF Police Suspended
Charges Preferred Against Him
Democratic Convention = Ticket
Nominated.

New ORLEANS, April The or.
der issued some days ago Iy Chief
Policeman Williamson to one Of his
Lieutenants, relative to the dis posi-
ton of the police force, has been sus-
pended by Mayor Heath William
son protested in a caustic letter. clos
ing as follows: If those who are
personally interested in the great
political contest now pending desire
to manipulate a portion or all Of the
police force Of this city for their own
purposes, they will find an unsur-
mountable obstacle in their way in
the determination of this Office to
cOntiue the operations Of the police
force to its legitimate functions, and
it is believed that not only the law
but the will of the people will sustain
this action"
Mayor Heath preferred charge
against him of disobedience of orders,
iusOlence TO his superior officer and
conduct unbecOmIng an officer and a
gentleman.
At an extra meeting of the Board
of Police Commissioners Saturday
evening, a summons was issued to
Williamson to answer on the 9th of
April, and he was suspended from ex-
ercising the duties Of office until fur
ther orders. Gen. Buchanan has set
aside this suspension and ordered
Williamson to continue to discharge
the duties Of Chief of Police until
further orders from the Headquarters
OF the Filth Military District Both
. Heath and Williamson were appoint
ed by Gen. Sheridan.
A a Democratic Parochial Conven-
ton Saturday night, a full parish and
municipal ticket was nominated, and
resolutions were adopted requesting
I the State Central Committee to again
place before the people the nominees
for State offices lately retired by the
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.ual Court ~ night. for uuIawfully
interfering w5tA Lis Court, in bring
ing from Jail for trial gNfessrsa9allo-i
way and Campbell, Of the Aga5oacbe,
imprisoned by Jndge Hunter for con -
tempt Judge Waldron gave bail for
his appearance on theni3t inst to
ansWer-the charge. ut IS said he will
IN turn arrest Ju5ge Hunter T0T his
action
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08

HAVANA, April lit has been
raining here ali day A large quan-
.ity of American -four, which was
shipped from New York to Porto
Rico, has arrived here, having been
unsaleable at the latter port.
Advices from Guadaloupe to the
10th ult., have been received. The
sea suddenly overfoWed at Porte
Monte. and three French and one
English vessel were driven on the
rocks and broken to pieces. Several
other vessels were washed ashore and
greatly damaged.