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one man has been honest enough, and
bold enough, and penetrating enough to
pierce the labyrinth Of Radical abomina
tons, and hold up before the people just
and practicable method of Kidding the
country of it and this be did in due time
for their reflection and criticism, and, like
pure gold, the more his plan is rubbed the
brighter it shines That man has a spot
less record, public as well as private. He
has been tried in many trusls and put to
the highest tests, and was never found
waiting in the sterling qualities Of pa
triot. That man, in short, is Pendleton, of
Ohio, and Kentucky wants him for Presi-
dent.-Lou. journal.
The Tennessee Democracy sends Ken
lucky a hearty greeting to this wish.
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WANTED.

PURCHASERS FOR LILLEV'S IMPROVED
i Instrument for Surveying and calculat
ing areas. This instrument is highly recon
mended BY many Of the 6rst mathimaticiaus
engineers aud land surveyors in the United
States. Among others Professor Church. u.
s. MA West Point; Prof Allan, Washington
College. both Of whom are using y in the in
structi0n OF their classes in surveying. Address
W. G. COLLIER,
may23 3m 40 Union street. Nashville.
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HUNTINGTON.

Iun4 q sp- No, 3 North Cherry -.
Early and Happy Mnrriage-Tho 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
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EalsT

N SATURDAY EVENING. 20TU INST.
~, slsaer ~ kegeteia or Nashville, a HATK
BkEAsfPsN the chief value OF which Is In
being tanlly souvenir. The finder will 6
suitably rewarded By leaving It AZ the Uvr0V
AND DISPATCH Ofic inns6l IL
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REGULAR TRADE SALE.

VEATMAN, SHIELDS & co. WILL SELL
II on Tuesday, June sd, at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
large consignmJnts Of SeasOnable Goods in great
variety. Will be added the balance Of Trus-
tees stock; also. custom made Boots and Shoes.
This will be an attractive sale 10 merchants.
Regular sales on TUESDAY ONLY until
further notice. iun2l .
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He g also 10 receipt Of q variety Of Fresh
6oods Tor ordinary wear. and offers 70 gentle
men m husiness suis et tbs latest patterns ami
most durable material. Can and inspect his
goods a. No. - North Cherry street
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
40. ID North Cherry ST.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
IA hqe Of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. GOODS,
which he will make np % order. in The latest
and most hnished style. - the lowest pOssible
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A GENERAL. AMNEsTY.

Intelligence from Rome, dated the 18th
inst, states that the Pope intended to
issue a general amnesty to political Of
tenders on the anniversary of his access
sion to the Holy See General amnes>
ty" is everywhere in order, save in the
United States. All the crowned heads
of Europe that have had occasion to deal
lately with rebellious subjects, have set
an example to the Republican United
States, in which the latter should have
taken the lead Had our government
acted as promptly and as literally in this
matter as have some Of the despotic
governments of Europe, the people of the
South would not have been turned over
TO negro domination. 1t seems, however,
that this tardy act Of justice TO a people
who quietly and faithfully submitted to
the rule Of the best government in the
world is about to be performed Such
at least is the tenor of the rumors from
Washington. The Frankfort (Ky) Yeo-
man says:
"We learn from source in Washington
entitled to credence, that the President has
prepared, and will, before many days, issue
a proclamation Of general amnesty, re-
moving all the disabilities growing out Of
participation in the late war. It is said
that it's publication will probably take
place on the 4th of July. This would in
deed be a most signal and appreciative
manner in which to commemorate the an
niversary Of that day upon which the in
dependence aud freedom of the American
people was first declared. 1t would be a
second conservation, which would make it
doubly dear to the many who now need
such emancipation in order to enable them
to realize fully the blessings of the first"
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M,.. Henry Farmer. Fzntist.
NashvIIle. Tenn, Inne rs. Issa.

IGOR THE PURPOSE CT PROCURING
II proper information. persons having piats Of
portions Of, or additions TO the city OF Nash
vile. which arc not on record, are respectfully
requested 70 leave the Same at the Office Of the
City Engineer James r. Willett southwest
corner of Cherry and Deaderick streets. Colsn-
made Building, in order that they may be out on
record free Of cost, after which they will be re-
turned. @. NJ. DONALDSON.
juno 50 Chairman Street Committee.
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THE SOmerville (Tenn.) Falcon sug-
gests Rsverdy johnson as the nominee Of
the New York Convention for President
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Auction SAFE

w EIWILLSELL. THIS TUESDAY MORN
w ing, June q. lS6S, at 10 o'clock a fne in
voice al Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Ready-made Clothing,
Notions, etc. to the Trade
CRUNK. DODSON & Co,
iune2S Il No. &c North Market at.
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Engine and Boiler.

I1oR SALE, A 7IRST-RATE ENGINE AND
Il Boiler IN good order. Can be seon,. and
price learned. By calling 81 this oeiee..
NuAy51 In
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AUCTION NOTICE.

.THELARgE AUCTION SALE OF FURNI-
L ture and Groceries advertised for Satur-
days sale. by 7. W. Barnes 4 Co. is postponed
until 10 o'clock to- morrow morning. Monday.
T.W. BARNES & co,
iun2i IL AuctiOnecrs
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10 ST.

.DN SUNDAY LAST, ON HIGH STREET. A
" Moaning Pin, marked on the back.
John and Alethea 5. Wright-lS50." Tho
finder viii be rewarded. by leaving it at No. 50
North High street. jun2l II
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

1oSpos MoSEy MARxRr.-LoSpoS, Feb 27--5 p. M -
Consols a3ik for account and e2I q 90 fer money.
American securities clogo follows United states
nvetventy bonds, ny Illinois Central Railway shares
S8: Erie Railway shares ~
FRAsKfoRr BouRss -FRAsKvoRr, Feb. 27--5 p. a.
despatch from Frankfort dated this evening, states
that tnted States hvetwenty bonds closed rmer and
higher Tho last safes wcro made al 75T a75Y.
PARIS Bouass --PARIs, Feb 27-Ihs Bourse Is active
and rentes are nrm.
IivERrooL COTTON MARKET -IIvHRroor, Feb 27-5
r. MIhe cotton msrkc. closed dull and steady at the
following quotations :-kddling uplands the spot
e1.d rnlddling uplands anost 9xd mddiing Orcsns
e.d q ald Tne SALES OF the day have been about
5000 bales, including the usual proportion Of Amsrlcan
say about thres-hhs.
Liyxapoof BRRApsrurYs MApKsT --LivSapooI, Feb
27-5 T. Tho breadstufs market closed quiet al The
following pricss--Corn, 42s wheat los I'd. for Ca
fornia white aud las Sd for No. rcd barley, 6s Cd
oats 81 lOd. peas, 4es hour, 3Ta 6d
IIvERpooL PRovisoSs MARxsr.--LivKYoot, Feb. 81
sP M-1he provisions market closed dull aud steady.
Bsof lbs Cd. Pork, Ills for new. Lard, ola Cheese
52s Bacon, Ais. Cd.
Llvsspoor PRopuot MAsEtr --1dvRRrooi, Feb al
6 Y. M.-Aii articles OF American produce close un
changed in tone and quotations. Sugar has advanced
TO 25s per cw for No. II Dutch standard Petroleum
ia lrmer at Is Sd. per gallon for standard white.
PsTRoixuw MARKET --ASrwERp, Feb. 21-5 r. NJ
The petroleum market closed Quiet ~ decline. stan
dard White n tfaaca
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Radical State Nominating Conveuiion--
state and Congressional NoMinatiOns-No
Negroes on the Ticket.
RALEIGH, Feb. 81, 1865
The Convention met to- day and adjourned At early
hour to attend tho radical Nominating Convention in
session In this city
The radical Nominating Convention met In this city
to-day and up half past three O'Clock this afternoon
had made the following nonina,ions:--For Governor,
W. W. Holden, OF Wake county; Lieutenant Governor,
Todd r. Caldwell, OF BURKE county; Secretary OF state,
H. J. heninger Of Ohio Public Treasurer d. A. Jenkins
OF CASTOR county; Auditor, Henderson Adams OF Dn-
wilson; superintendent OF Pubac Works. c. L. Harris,
OF Wake Superinten tent OF Public Instruction,
Rev. S. Ashley, of hassachusetta judges OF the Su
preme Court, r. W. fears0p present Cher Justice;
X. T. Dcs OF Guord w. Is kodman, OF Beautors,
and perhaps lxo more will DO nominated. Superior
Court Jujges-First Circuit c. C. Pool OF Pasquoank;
Second circuit, W. Jones OF Washington; Ia,rd CIR
cult, Z. r. Thomas, Of Craven; Fourth Circuit, u l..
OF tumber!and, and others 10 be nominated
The following nominations were made 10y the district
meetings held here:-Frt Congressional district John
X French, OF Washington city Q is sad
that he is not citizen of this staiel;
Second district, Colonel David Heatou, Of
Ohio; Fourth district GO onel j. /. Deweese o. Illi-
noa II is said tnat j. X. Harris negro, was nrst
nominated, blt declined giving reason that the
radicals ~ Congress did not wish ne roes to DO ceced
TO that body.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
rHr WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

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wes,ern Union Telegraph Company. You pretend 20
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we care for thst' We own the lines, without which
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In tho necessities OF tho pcopls We laugh a your twad
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honesty, favor or hatred, eanness or magDanmity,
the stanton 10 holding 10 what we have until the
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nor pronugaton Of any dsceptons or rascaty OF the
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while and bid you aud tho public defiance; and you
may publish TO that eject n you especially anb-
tous 10 abuse whst you cannot injure reard in It's
grand scbcmeg: whether 70 cheat or not, is Of
ycgr business ROCHESTER, CIiY.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
THE PRESS TELEeaAMs.

Mr.. Disraeli mt Osb0rne-The NIinisterial
Crisis-Ncw a pp pOint tments-The United states
Nissiou-lrish P0litics-The Bank.
LONDON, Fep 27, 1868.
Mr. Dsracll has gone to Osborne. where the Queen is
now stopping.
lis expected that both houses Of Parliament will ad.
Journ for q week TO await the reconstruction Of tho
Cabinet.
II is thought that the appointment OF Sir Hugh Cairns
n Lord Chancellor will defeat all hopes OF enecting a
reform In the Irish Church.
] Tho London Times says the American Minister who
will succeed Mr. Adams could not have easier more
gracious task than tie settlement Of the questions
which have arisen concsrnrg the rights OF naturazed
Oitizcns"
The London News OF this morning has editor al
article on the resignation OF the American Minister
sAll England" the writer says will lament the depar
ture of Charles Francis Adams"
LONDON, Feb 27-Evening.
The House Of Lords has passed tho bill renewing tho
suspension of the writ Of habeas corpus In Ireland
The Warwick Asslzes opened to-day. Justice Smith
delivered o strong cnarRo TO the Grand jury In which
he particularly specified the offences charged against
Burke and tho other Fenian prisoners, and declared
thai hs was tho proper court for the trial Of those
men, the alleged offences having been committed In
Birmingham.
the Bow street magistrates refuse 10 asue warrant
FOR the arrest Of Mr. Eyre Ex-Governor OF JAMAICA on
the charge Of murder
Sir william Page Wood, now Vice Chancellor will
probably succeed Sir Hugh Cairns as Lord Justice Of
Appeal.
II is thought In some quarters that Mr. g. W. Hunt
now Under Secretary OF the Treasury will bs appointed
Chancslor OF the Exohequer.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE AERsln
The English LOan Acccpted-Some Of the
Terms Agreed Upon.

The English LOan Acccpted-Some OF the
Terms Agreed Upon.
HAVANA, Feb. 81, 1868.
have received confirmation of the~news con.
corning the proposition Of Messrs. kobbe, Luling
d Co., of Matanzas, to Captain General Lersundi.
The offer has been accepted. The interest on the
loan is TO be at seven per cent, and the repayment
of the loan is to take place within twenty years,
in annual instalments of one million dollars.
General Lersundi presumed that the pledge of the
revenues would be sufficient collateral security.
Mr.. Schroeder insists having the sanction of
the Madrid government to the whole affair, as
many strange events may occur within twenty
years. kilograms have been exchanged between
Madrid and Havana and the government at Madrid
are apparently reluctant to submit to the terms
demanded by Mr.. Schroeder in relation to security
for the loan. Still he has the preference over all
others who have applied.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
VIRGINIA..

The Convention Addressed by G0vernor Pier
point, Judge Rives and j. vi. BotIs.
RICHMOND Feb. 81, 1858.
The members OF the Convention and large audience
were addressed in the Capitol 10 night by Governor Pier
point. Judge Rives and John Minor Bolts.
Governor Perpont addressed thom on universal suf-
frage and the advanced ideas OF the republican party
He denounced the University OF Virginia the hobad
from whence sprung the ideas that carried Virginia into
the rebellion.
Judge Rives advocated property and educational
quaincaton for suffrage at some time In the future. He
opposed tho election OF the petty officers Of tho State by
the people. The state Conservative Convention was
denounced as destructive instead Of conservative.
Mr. Bous said II the President had been impeached q
year ago there would be necessity for Convention
now He advocated disfranchisemenI especially OF the
leaders OF the Secession movement
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

HAVANA Feb. q, 1903.
Among the passengers the steamship Georgia,
which arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz are General
sturm and suite; Colonel Proudfoot commander of the
American legion in Mexico. and Mr. Alexander, of
the Vera Cruz and New York Mail Steamship line.
The Georgia brings . rumor that a telegram was re-
ceived in Vera Cruz stating that two Mexcans from
Havana had made an attempt assassnate President
Juarez and rob the treasury There was no oppor-
tuniiy oil ascertanng what foundation there might DO
for this rurnor before the steamer left Vera Cruz
II is reported that the Mexican Treasury was buying
in English and Spanish claims, tut ignoring American
demands, though these proceedings against the
WIN ol Romero who was powerIess to prevent them.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
'MExico.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

Plot to Assnssinate President Junrex-At.
temps MT Revolt tn the National Palace.
HAVANA, Feb. 81, 1868.
BY the steamer Georgia We have news from the
capital Of Mexico to the 9Th inst.
conspiracy had been discovered to assassi.
nate President Juarez and rob the Treasury De.
partment Several foreigners had been arrested,
with Lieutenant Colonel Esteya, who was ON duty,
with other officers.
A pronunciamiento of the officers OF the Seventh
regiment, who guarded the National Palace, failed
also the assassination scheme, which was to have
been carried out at the theatre.
The whole affair was planned by two Mexcans
now Ia Havana.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Commercial ana Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA. Fob. 21, 1868.
Tho sugar market is firm, with upward tendency;
No. IL Dutch standard quoted at IA reals per arrobs
Exchange on London, ga a l0I per cent premium.
On United States currency 80 81 per cent discount
gold. short sight, per cent discount On Paris, pc
cent discount
The steamships Georgia, from Vera Cruz, and Con.
cordia, from Boston, arrived hera to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Dispatches from Rear Admiral Davis and
Commander Hooker.


Rear Admiral Davis reports 10 the Navy Depar ment
his arrival with the nagsn Guerrero q, Montevidoo,
Uruguay, on the l7.h OF last month lie also reports
that the LIST OF that month Dr. Adoiphe dc Barros
Cavacsnte dc Albuquerque, President OF the Province
OF st. Catheripes, BRAZIL accompanied BY civil and
naval stan, visited him on board the Guerrere and
received with proper honora He was also received
by Mr. Benjamin Lindsay, United Ststes Consul at g.
GATHERINGS Rear Admiral Davis furthermore informs
the department that on tho 18th OF December the
American bark O. A. Lttefeld, which went on shore ~
Point Ysidras saved from wreck through the efforts
Of Commander Pierce Crosby Of the United States
steamer Shamokin and bis officers and crew.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander Edward
Hooker commanding the United States steamer Idahc,
reports 10 the department from Rio Janeiro, under
date December 81, that the repairs having been com.
plotted on that vesse she IVES about to proceed on nsr
voyage % Nagasaki, japan.
The United States Gunboat Don Commander halpn
ChaEdlesi and the gunboss shawmut Commander
Edward T. Stone have lett Havana for Key West Iney
for some time In Cuban waters, but the mon ap-
pcssncs OF certain savsr which expected on the
coast By creduloua ocals probably gave them chnnce
70 r.u across shs GyH sussp ssd aoe' " vac Yer we"
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

Farragut in (,cnea-A Municipal Banquet.
GssoA Feb. 27-Evening
Admiral Farragut has arrived horo and is received a.
the guest OF the city.
To-day the Corporation OF Genoa gave q grand ban.
oust In honor Of the Admiral Over the principal tabe
was the motto -'Amcrica at the cradle Of Columbus"
Besides the officers and members OF the city govern
ment many Of the nobility the naval officers in body
ana oil the principal citizens OF Genoa were present.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28


Cabinet Changes and the Lord Chancellor.
ship-Democratic Reform McetinG-Amerl-
can sympa, hizers In Councii-Thc Alabama
CIaims-PopuInr Plun Of Settlement and
Peace.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, Feb. &c, 1868.
Lord Chelmsford, Lord Chancellor of England,
has resigned his seat on the woolsack in conse.
quence of Cabinet and official changes contem-
plated by Mr.. Disraeli. Lord Chelmsford supports
the new premier.
Sir Hugh Cairns one of the Lords Justices of
the Court Of Appeals, succeeds to the Chancellor
ship.
An influential democratic reform meeting was
held at ST. James Hall this evening. Many SYM
pathizers with the cause of republican govern
ment in the United States attended aud the hall
was crowded
John Bright, with many other members of Par
lament, the Rev. Newman Hall and other well
known personages were present.
Mr.. Bright occupied the chair. He spoke
strongly in favor of the United States and the
government pclicy and power of the Ameri-
can people aud of England's duty and
necessity of cultivating and maintaining
riendy relations with them. IF, he said,
the British government and English press
had acted rightly and prudently during the time
of the late war in America no power on earth
could have aenated the two nations in feeling
or separated them in interest. Mr.. Bright in
conclusion expressed his firm belief that all
prominent questions of apparent difficulty now
pending between the two countries would be
amcably settled.
The Rev. Newman Hall followed He stated
the nature and probable extent Of the Alabama
claims carefully and in explicit terms to the
assemblage, showing that England was COM
pletey in the wrong. He said although the peo.
pie of the United States waited and appeared
TO postpone the matter, the Alabama claims sub.
Ject would lead to in some short time
unless the bill was paid. He would advise
settlement of the matter by arbitration in the
manner proposed by. or agreed to. by the United
States. The reverend gentleman wound up his
address with powerful appeal to the peoples Of
England and America to affirm and maintain a
perpetual peace in the interest Of universal Chilli
cation. Mr.. Hall resumed his seat amid loud
cheering.
The following resolution was then proposed: =
Resolved That this meeting expresses the mos! hearty
good will towards America and pledges self 10 support
any government home It's efforts to efecta prompt
vioh and pncfn. n
differences and especially OF those connected with the
Alabama claims question.
The resolution was adopted unanimously amid
loud cheers and with every person in the hal!
standing.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
GEORGIA..

Tho COnventiOn-The State Capital TO he
RemOved-FOrmatiOn Of an Anti. Relief
Party.
ATLANTA, Feb q, 1868.
1t was resolved in the Georgia Reconstruction Con-
venton to-day that the State capital be removed from
after tLe COVE Etion will meet baii-pas nine O'clock
A. M and adjourn AZ one T. NJ, aud hold afternoon
session from ,hree to six o'clock
An anti-rehef Tarty was inaugurated last night by
thirty delegates 10 caucus. II proposes to nominate
candidate Tor Governors 10 ask all opposed TO ropudia
lion, wether in favor not Of rai1cation 10 support
its and request Congress to reAssomole the
Convention, With instructions 70 strike out tho relief
clause In the constitution now forming.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
IRELAND.

Fenian PrOsecutiOns-Train In COurt-PrOces.
si0nists Set Free.
DUBLIN, Feb. II, 1868.
The Asszes at Sligo opened to-day. The day for The
trial Of General Nase has yet been fixed Mr.
Train presen. at the commencement Of the pro.
ceedings.
LONDON, Feb. 27, 1858.
The government authorities have determined TO with.
draw the remainder Of the suits at law against those
Irshmen who indicted for walking IN the mock
funeral procession at Dublin recently.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
MIS- SSlSSlPPl.

Tho observation-disclosures of a New Tax
Ordinnnce-COmgress Thunked for ImpeRch.
Ing the President.
JACKSON. Feb 27, 1885,
The Mississippi Reconstruction Convention las. night
considered adopted the tax ordinance far al the
fifteenth section; the balance recomm,ttod.
resolution vas adopted thanking Congress for impaach
ing the President
To-dsy the Bill OF Rigbts under consideration.
Sections were adopted prohibiting dueilng, defining
treason against tho State, and prohibiting property
educational qualifications for elsctions Tho ordi-
nance wac taken up and adopted a WHOLE aud
mtIee appointed 10 carry t TO Genera. Giilem.