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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

BY Mr.. Ryder To incorporate the
DeSoto Female Institute Of Memphis,
Mrs n P Southworth, principal Re
ferred TO Corporation Committee.
House bill No IS: Changes the laws
for the admission of patients 10 the In
natic asylum. Passed third reading.
Ayes So, noes J.
Senate ball No 43 Althoring the
! Governor 10 call into service, for twelve
months, volunteer militia forces TO D..
leud the State against guerrilas and
other disturbers OF the peace Passed
first reading aud referred TO Corpora.
ton Committee
Adjourned until two o clock
/ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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Mr.. Richards from the committee on
Internal Improvement reported House
bills Nos Is and 81, on railroads, and
recommended their passage Placed
on the calendar
From the same, House bill No. Al
allowing ten years to complete the
Knoxville and kentucky railroad
Passed third reading. Ayes 56, noes o.
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The Soldiers Friend,

We VII sndsAEor to have ii slvzys IN Tosch Of
ever soldier.
The Pink Cers1e a for sale by all Drug
gisle and las.i@rs Amy tcodh ~ Ma hflin AAa
" the Proprciors.
sont b nsgi, post-pAd, 70 any address On rsesipt
of 81 II
Al ofdsrs hy nal should Be- ADDRESSED 70 T.. Y,
FarnsWorlh Co, suoaesson % Q. i. Barrow ca,
BoK So, ha9hYiles Tean. apri-e
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sPLENpID AssoRTNENr

OF AG2N ILL ASSOLk n ENI
Of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal esp Papers,
But, White, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1865,
MemorandUms Of every style, Pass-Boozs, Al
buns, all sizes, including soldiers Poke; Al
buns, Pocket Inkstsnds, Sleel Pens, and a
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
including the celebrated WostenholIns and
Wade Butchers Knives, Pocket Books,
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper,
sun Ull, Backing and Brushes, Buder's, Ar
nold's, Doyelfs, French CarTnne and Copying
Inks, MucilaCe, Gard Portraits Of Generals.
Prize Packages, Port FoliOs, Dice, Fancy SOAPS,
Blank Books and Blotting Paper, a variety Of
Desk Inkstands, Paper-W eghts, Pen Raels.
ing Knives Ruliog Pens, and an endless va
uety Of Notions.
School Books School Books!!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, which we
will sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, q small
stock Of Oary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers.
We have three beautiful IithoEraphs. repre- !
printed In four coiors, entitled "Soldier's Ger
tiicate, ," " Union defenders Certificate" and
U. 8. Army Diploma" size I2xI6 inches.
They are enclosed IN n pasteboard tube, and I
can be sent by mail WithOutinjury Every Off
Ger and soldier should buy them and send
them 70 their friends.
80 each.
For the three, postage pald-........-...sl 90
Liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
We viii I'll al orders for Certificates or Sta
honerY, BY mail Or express, promptly.
l.. N. RHODES T. CO.,
febss ~ TIuinH strsAt. Eashvilla. T~nn.
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louisville Sarrrtisrurents
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No 81. ! 25l 75I 2 O0l sol sol 4 PSI 7 o.
NO. A.. I 1 col 2 25l sol 3 oil O0l sol s 90
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No. s.. 8 OOl 4 col 4 col 4 76l col -
No s.... sol 4 sol 8 col - 8 sol - -
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These pens oear my trade marx, &c. r BAREEs
EXTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
oopy-rlJht, snd are warranted equal in fueness Of
mstenl and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man
ufacture, and are believed 70 ne superior to all
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 20 make really serucesble pen.
Sent by mail or express on receipt Of price and
rstt7l caarqes i by mail, at lny Tsk when 70 cents
is added for Tegstry.) Write your name and sd-
dress plain y.
Postsge on single pen three cents; pen with any
case or holder and BOX, SIR cents. Old pens re-
paired for ffy cents land stHlp) each. Circulars
sent TREE. Address
@. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
635 MKn-street, Cor. Sxth. Louisville Ky.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Plan Ellery, with Albaia csss............. $50 90
Sterling Silver CRss......... 40 %
Euu yeWeled, ".-.... ..... AZ 50
flnln flnln Bartlett, !" '..-....-.... ss 50
Eul JeWeled " AZ
ohonon'r hal. -. 81 90
Appleton, Tracy Co eXtrs iewelcd, gold
hssnce, In oE. Sterling Silver case......, 65 90
same, but with Expansion balance, in g oa.
Sterling silver .-........ rs 90
same, but with Expansion balance aoourats-
y adjusted 20 heat snd cold, in oz. Ster-
Ling silver s5 90
The above b for two ounce cases. Extra for three
ounce cases, tbi four ounce, SO. VIII he cent
nee ~ ttali or express receipt Of prce Pen and
Watch ciroulsr sent free. Address
G. p. BARNES
DealeI IN Sold Pens and American Watches
50 aHin-Htreet Cor. Sixth. LouisviIle. Ef.
aprT-ty
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TTIE-t LEG STATURE OF S--srF. NOW
\ lEsessoli, having aaoptss. ,be tll6v5l pro-
Gee ~ ? lh h1'iz15 eI.a ais va e. lual. l'l. .y
;herstre Wf' Ian a. BROWN. .Iv GI-sr7SS
Of fenosssee 90 issue tlli- ~ FIas- s-.,rsa1r ,-i
otter ressrd Vi tIFE lHgysASa Iulal>Es ior tle
ap4rga pension and det.tegy o. u.a ut Aa-lrl.r. o'
tls iaciuve l-hani g Hsr
% Nhel cas-. trei-on = be highest rme Er5wr
med boz uu1crs,7ut tlr rrIls l.an-uE df rel term
6auer thal tr1vernors ol sa.e-. ana rsrt.iu'y o.
one Should De- h-il 10 laoEc stsic- ssaoult .1 uc
c9Amis iouq. ,n- crime Of .rei~9ei aul Eh-res.,
hs -jate cf reabe--le before The Re-e Ion en-
jayed a hE ga SOCIAL, rnoud snd polgeaI pd-.r0u,
a1d core the we'll etr-t'd ,sFual a o.. fle c.ua-
lsm1l tf. darfls, Ex-Governor Cf Iarlesses tae
STATE has losl maluNs - ts,6s l.la ll.usl1..- u.
her uu4- llitl1 "ilQ net- Nen aa.ei 20 ts-tt lu1
d.sd Il disea=e W'e th1u-I .s ui t,le mild -,l
aafi od men uaYr ueel uluTacred o- Elpu-ousd
EII lc.anceia5S women a o children driven frlfu
tle etsla. heart- 1rofleu sl1 penn less. ard where.
a. The v5fsr o IelHsss1s ua, M i1e u1a.I Ii Of
telruAry, la6l py ia1Iegty D. sz 4lousaae, re.
Ish M q. arr7s vleii yrovTfrr r7y ll.e sentiment
"a Vac people o- uel-cl eaa rl lla.au .lI sli rev
FisreEal1i.ns l.e ove-'T,' r.-. '-r-s u ci pouu.
lar - liu 'iit 'ild l-- iHs pc el 4- ul' ilr u.
q the goFrrnne.t % ur unl-el 7atcs aaa where
as oy such eco DE IS -lil y 81. treason pc-Iury aId
Jlrit and Is res oasio.e 10 aageaJ eztsli. 1r Che
MISERY ana dt-tl ul lA2ls-uds % 'h. 1els o.
the state. aad Tie oeEl-tsiou oi tllt same irom
east lJsa-l, ana tlom alItl O. soulI-tla cries ..
the Huullga ami tlf {, ,ug the wall. O.. tle u .d0u
anu ls aeepi OF 4l9 $50 ln are val.e.l on every
bre ls, lmp.-rilg Iust r,t-l...lau on ..s iu7. -
90 = of th.sI-. eui0ui us' a. therefore
a.e-UIFtl. by tIr GENERAL assembly OF the state
O tennessee aha, tls royp. nor ot this State is
hereby aJth0uEa4 su uatluytrl 90 Clier q rtys8rI
on FIe Tho SAUL Dollars for te lppret tel-Ials ami
oelveryuf the sfd l-iiIu ~ harms q. tue eYl sl-
thoriIes q Jle tate. he shall fully describe sa.f
fJluyeHom u-ayv. aul cease tH. pll-eaaan O..
the -srneto he ruls f1l three months 1- i1 ger s=
Le may deem uruper, n one Zee spaper fI escu o
the tls-e .ru ay.erUu- ot tls state. ul .u pappr-
plIbIzl he'd 10 i,icu ao ond, Va Ee gn, n. C., -lssu.
publish these preamble mad resolutions slu l-
procIsmst on.
Passed May I, 1865.
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EVENING SESSION.

Senate bill No Is, to amend the rev
enue laws of the State was taken up.
Mr.. Smith offered an amendment
that all persons doing business OF any
kind Whatever, shall pay one half Of
one per cent on every dollar on all the
net iRcome over 5000 a year. Adopted
and on motion recOnsjdered.
After much discussion on the amend
ment the Senate adjourned until to-
morrow morning, at the usual hour.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

J The Senstor says that q judge can
i've on $ 900 ayear. Can man come
TO this city with eight children, sup
port, send them to school, and live as
the honor and dignity that position OF
Judge requires The Judge in East
Iennessee can live upon the salary be-
cause they are mot Of the fine carriage
SORT and have a native intellect
Ar Trimble asked IN what States
We're judges paid more than s, 900 a
! year, Take the free loyal States, the
salary is about $500 to $500. but as
! you 60 towards the Southern States it
becomes greater. aud goes up as high
as So 600 and ST, 600. What was paid
in Kentucky, what in Massachusetts,,
when they tried 10 raise the salaries
there?
Mr.. Bosom then read from an alma
nae, giving New York Supreme Court
AT SO OcJ, Ohio from $1,000 70 $500,
Illinois 81 POO
The bill then passed on its third
reading ana was transmitted to the
House.
Alr Smith asked leave to withdraw
senate bill No. on the subject matter
OF the bill Just passed. Granted.
Senate bill No. 9: To repeal section
, 1910 in relstiOn TO banks was taken up
and on motion of Mr. Smith passed
over.
Senate bill 40. Is: To incorporate
the Tennessee Marine and Relief Insu-
rance Company.
Mr.. Trim5le moved to strike out the
first and last clauses of section FIRST so
far as itFelated to banking and brokers s
privileges, which was csyried
The bill was then read and passed on
It's third reading
Mr.. Butler asked leave of absence
for the Doorkeeper, whose family being
very sick demanded his presence (
Granted
The Senate then adjourned to . !
o'clock this evening.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MAY Sth, 1865.
nIlnArNr rra.r..-
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$40 Reward

UTILL BE PAID FOR The RECQY- fF7lYlsy1
" try large White Cow, with blue ~ y
urcs, AMI few smal hiue spois stout tlA-sI'e
her ieg~ and si1eai horls prrlecrug u 49,, y ita
heg lack and nearly motuug IN ffout-egnersl sp-
pesrznce showing hood. Information len a uIs
oesce WI receive the reward, mNyf w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

The House met at 9 o'clock. Praye
by the Rev. Mr. Phillips
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House bin 30. s., extending the ju-
risdiotiOn Of Courts in FeHsnsh Nor
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ePibie 10 Office urder he Constitution "f
ibis commonwealth, who shall NJ: be aba
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The New York herald., 1865-02-15
Brooklyn City News.
xHp nRArT In KINaa COUNTY.

There = yss definite information = 70 the dsy o.
vhsoh the dra will take plaza although yesterday AFTER
noon the Provost Marshal Of sho Third Congressional dis
ses received roa washington 70 held himself
m readiness for ordeR All h nov In readiness; The
enrolment has sssn oompeted, and everything 10 IN co.,
dillon 70 commence operations the necessary
orders are received The DRAFT however, viii NOS sAks
place to-day.
RoBBsRy or oouSTr BONDS.
The hw sfnos Of er-Judgs Samuel Garrison ~ ccun
street. visited hy thief sOme time On Monday s'r
noon, and robbed Of Kings county bonds va'ueo =
20 0OA The Judge and his partner, Thomas Pesrsall
ESQ., In and out Of the onioe = n.ervas 'v.s os
the door unlocked and tho key In the SAFE Soms ons
entered during their absence, and, taxing ~
circumstances absracted from the SAFE sne vs
designated bonds and certincates-kngs county uonos
ahrce Nos e4o CAT 04s each for ooo with coaPons
attached dated August L. 1904, h six per cent. hngs
ccn,y Teesureys certificate dated juno ~, 1884, NO
i5s 70, 10 600 al Won pcr cent The bonds are payable
10 bearer and nogot able but tho ccruhoe,c - wone
-, soy one hut gr Garrison, 70 whose order " II only
ravaSle Tive theft was not discovered until sly ocio
soa ,he information not owen v she yoltv
until morning No peisop % su'pOc'e0 10 wv
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
The French Rams ut Sea Under Rebel
COlOrs.

The French Rams ut Sea Under Rebel
C0l0rs.
Il Is believed by many that there are
now two formidable iron-clad ships at sea, and
on their way across the Atlantic TO strike o
blow for the. rebel cause. Our Paris CORES
pondent under date Of January "a, gave us
circumstantial account Of these ships, of their
rendezvous on the coast Of France, and Of their
purpose to leave the European waters about
the 9Th instant Mr.. Dudley. our Consul at
Liverpool, furnished the government with the
same intelligence under about The same date,
and with the additional fact that men shipped
to man these vessels had LEFT Liverpool.
These ships are the same "French rams, of
which our readers have heard before, and which
the Emperor once detained" while one of
them was yet on the stocks. They were built
for the rebels originally; but Il was found
impossible to get them ont Of France and into
Rebellion directly without the knowledge Of
our government; so they were gotten out by
means Of bogus sale TO the Danes and the
Prussians-cngineere as similar matters have
been IN England, in the case Of the Alabama
and other cruisers We give to-day portrait
OF the one Of these vessels known In Europe
as the sphynx. She is formidable ship, but
not, a. has been over hastily said, the most for-
midable aHoat Her engines are Of three hun
dred and fifty horse power, and her ram Is thirty
i've feet in length. She has two turets pierced
collectively for eleven guns, and plated With
iron four inches and three-eights in thickness.
Her hull Is plated with four inch plates II Is
the opinion Of good judges who have examined
the ship that her armor will not resist the pro-
jectile thrown by the fifteen-inch guns in use in
our navy.
II Is very probable that that point will soon
be brought TO the test Our correspondent In
forms MS that the destination Of these vessels il
this city. Il is the place at which, perhaps
they could strike their most effective blow
They might go up the James to strike at Grant
but the case with which he could open new
line by the Weldon road would then nullif,
their efforts In that quarter. They could no
: reopen Wilmington any more han Porter slon
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Llss ARMY on ras PEAos QURsno&-Acl
oording 10 the Richmond rebel nre-eating jour
nails and orators, tho failure Of the late peacs
conference to make peace has revived the old
Southern war spirit of 1861 In Lees army IN full
blast; but, according TO the increased desertions
from that army, the boot IL on the other leg. Two
hundred of Lees deserting patriots arrived in
Washington on Saturday morning last, and took
the oath Of allegiance. No wonder that Judah
p. Benjamin says aOur only chance is to put In
the niggers"
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
The Destruction OF the United States
Army Laboratory at Astoria.
~

The Ore which destroyed the United States army -
boratory Astoria Monday last appears originates
in part Of tho building which constructed mainly
Of wood fact which explains the rapid spread Of ths
flames Tho alarm given Immediately, and By very
prompt action Of the employees stream from the hoss
OF the laboratory partially arrested the flames, and
sufcient time givon 70 most OF the COM
bustibes large quantities Of ethes alcohol &C. being
stored therein Tho hre whistle xhs blown and the en-
rncs near s hand were the ground from this pacs
and Ncwtown q short time. The employees were very
active Geo vertzan, tho engineer did iSs duty win
the hose tho pump, while he Was nearly suooatcd By
smoke and Afterwards opening the safety valves thus
preventing the bursting Of the boiieB Tho cellar,
which wcse barrels Of alcohol filled with water y
prevent an explosion and the contena Assistant
Army Surgeon Dr. j. H. Bell director Of the establish
ment and Mr. y Marquard, the superintendent wese
both cool and self possessd, preventing an
doing I'll In their 70 manage properly tns men sns
save The valuabiea Pan Of The building was Mvees
and business will 20 usual Tho nre supposed =
have originated from dsfecsvs nu~ ~ - -
a known yea
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
The Rebel General Tom HindmAns
ANOTHER REBEL GONE TO AID MAMMALIAN.
TO TIN RproR OF THE HERALD.

DErRon, Feb. Q, 1855
In ths HERALD Of this week you announced from .
Richmond paper that General Hndman had left Shreve-
port La, on his way 70 Mexico, through Texas Mn
Hindman Is q relative Of Jef Davis and . noted pa
General Hindman arrived at Matamoros the 9th q
january, his wife accompanying him. Ny informans
was an old neghbor Of Hindmans in Helena ARR |.
and had an hours conversation with him At Matamoroa
HIndman had got into that city from Texas eight hun
dred bales Of cotton, which he had ia TO an EngisA
house thirty conts per pound, and reesved dra
on Liverpool for tho amount Hindman says there ,
but faint hope fos the Of the confederacy ana
that he was on hts way the city Of Mexico expecting
command from MAMMALIAN He leaves officer at Ma
tanoros under authority 70 raise legion TO assist b
restoring hw and order for tho Emperor There ass
several rebel officers Of various grades who have recently
arrived at Mutam oros
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

materials Of war, up into tbs interior. Thirdly,
that few small squads Of rebel soIaiers re-
main in The city p hold 1t a. long = t&sy Gan
without danger Of being captured And lastly,
hat the oitizens are rather anxious than other
wise to follow the example Of the people of
Savannah.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

MoBrrx-The reported evacuation by the
rebels Of Mobile we are inclined 10 believe,
may be reduced 10 these facts:-First that from
the convenient situation Of the city for an over
whclming Union land force by sea- the rebels
have concluded that IL is useless 10 attempt to
hold II against large invading force. SEQ
ondly, that anticipating an overwhelming at
tack by land, they hnvo been preparing for Il
bv removing their cotton. surplus artillery aud
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

ITALIAN OPHRA--Frd Di0vayo was given last evening
better perhaps than any previous occasion, and was
very much appreciated by the audience wo would sug
gest Mr. MAretsek that this opera would be most no
oeptable at mosse whom hs next decides upon giving
has never boon sung a. wafnss since its nrst
introduction In and improved fov and would NO
DOUBT prove especially welcome 70 ths ladies residing out
side the city WAlearn with pleasure thai Ame Zucchi
is so far rccover Acr indsposien that she will be
enabled to appeal I'd Norma as tho Brooklyn Academy
Thursday evening" and will positively sing the part Of
Evira in E,,oni at our Academy Friday Meantime,
wo arc to hsvs Lscia tonght with Ma Ven zandt and
Massimlian.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

THE QuorA OF THE CrY-Tm DRArr.-H the
recruiting at the headquarters Of the Super
visors' Committee continues as brisk Is II has
been for the past few days, there Is very fair
chance that our quota will be filed and the
city relieved from the necessity Of . draft. The
different recruiting depots are now crowded
with applicants, and with the liberal and excel
lent management Of the committee, added to
the late ordinance of the Common Council, pro-
hibiting the enlistment of men here for other
localities the probability is that we shall
escape the draft altogether. II now becomes
the duty Of every citizen 70 assist the committee
in every way, especially by providing substitutes
for those liable 10 the conscription. They will
receive, we believe, for each substitute, twenty
dollars hand money, and q drawback on the
bounty which will considerably reduce the
price paid for the substitute. With such IA
vorabls terms there ia no reason why our
citizens should not bestir themselves and avoid
the pressure Of the draft.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

BALL or THE LlEDERxRANs SoCrY.-The grand annual
bali Of the Iiederkranz Association will come of at the
Academy OF Music to morrow evening The preparations
for this entertainment on tho most extensive and
elegant SCALE promising something OF moro than ordinary
enjoyment Il is to be hoped that the managers will
steer clear Of the shoai upon which tho Aon Society ball
came near being total wreck-namciy the issue Of too
many tickets.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

SnMroR MopGAs--SoM Nice LITTLE ScHEMEs
SPouED.-Senator Morgan's prompt and posi-
i've declination Of the Treasury Department
has spoiled number Of nice little schemes do
pendent upon his acceptance Of the ONCE,
including the anticipated transfer Of Mr. Seward
to England and the choice Of another man from
New York 70 AZ the place Of Mr.. Morgan In tho
Senate. II Is surnised that Greelsys presence
in Washington last Monday had something to do
with this expected Senatorial vacancy, and we
understand that some Of the strikers Of Thurlow
Weed, H. J. Raymond, Governor Fenton, &s.,
we're also on the ground. Probably between
MessrA Seward, Morgan and Weed Il was deter
mined 70 leave their New York programme
untouched for tho present, for fear Of the tricky
and remorseless radicals