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mo. 80. !

RESOLUTION to authorize and direct an Inventory Of
Articles in the Quartermastors Depots of the United
States and in the Possession of the Naval Storeeepers
Of the United States.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
dH United States Of America in Congress assembled That
the Secretary of War bo and Is hereby directed
strict inspection to DO made of the quarteasers de-
parment practicable after the passage of this
resolution, and comparison to be made between the
ports OF the officers in charge of tho uartemascr. de-
pots at New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Saint Louis
and Louisville and the articles on hand.
SEC. And be ii further resolved That the Secretary of
the Navy, in like manner be directed to cause an in
ventoy TO DO made of all the property of the United
States in possession of the several storekeepers Of
the United States. 80
Approved, March 8, 1865
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mo. 10. |

Resolution providing for the Compilation Of Con-
gresaional Directory at each Session.
RESOLVED by the Senate and House Of Representatives
the United States Of America an Congress assembled That
the Directory be compiled under the diroc-
ton of the joint committee public printing, and pub
lshed by the superintendent of public prntngthe first
edition for session to be ready for distribution with
in one week after the commencement thereof.
Approved, February ID, 1895. #E=E
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[ No. 10. /


r4 eit No. 10
,,.,,- -,
JOINT hrsVae ios " .s,s'e tne ileaty OF esnteen
Gu anu seventeen, regulating the naval forces on
'ie Lahes.
Wursr.s the JJnted stntes of tbs ma mar, mud tho
limited KINGDOM Of Great nri,ain and Tr1ianJ of the
other mart Nv treaty. hearing date Xnr;i eishtaen INN
drod aud eavontan, l., 90 ~ - r.oa ,,,
the lakes and II was furtbsr nrov;dd hat IL e;tbr
Marty shond hereafter be desirous Of nnnp,,ng This
stpSlaon and should give notice to that effect 70 ths
other party il shall cease 10 be binding after the expro
tion Of siy naontl from Tho date of snch nn.a and
whereas the peace of our frontier Is now ENDANGERED by
and by other acts Of awless persons which the naval
treaty nav ' h wv sUsSc;an,' ~ Inv 9 hnraas
further t6e President of the Tnitad states ha. nreeej
to give tho notice required termination of the
treaty by communication which took eject the
twenty-thrd November, eighteen hundred and sixty
four: Therefore
BE rescued by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States of america in Congress assembled
That the notice given by the President of the United
States to the government Of Great Brqin and ireland
teen regulating the naval force upon the lakes Is hereby
adopted and ratified as If the same had been authorized
Wy congress- .
-Pp's'' i0o''"'' y ioU
rNo IA
Maor.Ceneral Philip H. Sheridan aud the Ocicers and
Men under his Command.
That the thanks of congress are hereby rendered to
Maor-aenera Philip H. Sheridan and to the offlce and
under his command for the gallantry SKILL
and courage displayed in the brilliant series of victories
achieved by them in the valley of the Shenandoah and
especially LOT iher services at Cedar hun on the nine
teenth Jay OF october eighteen hundred and sxtyo'r
winch retrieved the TUNES oil the day. and tn Us avered
agreat disaster
SEC = ana De further resolved, That the President
OF the United states be- and hereby is reque sted to COM
mnnlcate tins resolution TO MaJorGenerai sneridan, and
through him to the officers and soldiers ulader his COM
mand ZEE 81 ,.a.
Approved, February 0 1865.
No. Is.
A Resolution providing for the Compilation OF Con-
sreSaohi Die''oiy " ''', 2e''"
RESOLVED by the SENATE ana House Of hepreSentdnreS o.
the United States 81 Amerlcd IN Congress assemoiea, ihat
the Congressman directory pe computed uhoer e uoo
lion VI ~ Of nnhiic nr;ntnSthe 6st
" e h sos;on tn hc ra,dy for fstr;nntion VIII
eoi'oh ~ 81. ~, Gov, ,,,anoan,.,,t ,haraas ~
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g P e G A l. N o. g e.
The undersigned offer to their friends and the public
large assortment of every article in their line OF business
embracing
COTTONS-Beachcda and Brown
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TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
DOILIES AND TABLE NAPKINS
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JOINT RESOLUTION to amend tho Joint Resolution entitled
Joint Resolution in Relation to the Public Printing
approved June twenty third, eighteen hundred and
sixty.
BE IL resolved By The Senate and House Of Representatives.
or the United States Of me,fca an Congress assembled
That the superintendent of public printing shall be- and
he is hereby authorized to purchase the paper required
for the public printing by accepting the sealed proposals
of the lowest bidder bidders for any specific portion
portions of the whole amount of any particular kind
of paper required, for either three MONTHS six months
year. the minimum portion to be specified by the
superintendent in his advertisement for proposals. aud
to be low WILL in his judgment, most increase
competition and be most advantageous to the United
States In all other respects the proposals and contracts
shall be subject to the conditions and requirements of the
existing law; and any contractor falling to comply with
the terms of his contract under this resolution shall he
liable to the extent, and in the manner as
provided in the like in the joint resolution hereby
amended; and it shall be the duty of the superintendent
to report fully in regard to all proposals and contracts
for paper in his annual report to congress- and also in
regard to all proposals and contracts Tor ltographing
and engraving.
Approved March 8, 1866.
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By authority of the Secretary of Treasury, the under
signed h assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
and hree-tents per cent interest," per anpum, known
\
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No. 80.
RESOLUTION TO extend the Time for constructing the
burlington and Missouri River Railroad, in Iowa. and
filing Map Of Relocation

filing Map Of Relocation.
RESOLVED BY The Senate and House of Representatives.
81 NE United States q 1aerica IN Congress assembled
That the time allowed by the eighth section of the act
entitled IAN act to amend entitled Anact making
grant of lands to the State Iowa. in alternate Sec
tons, TO d IN tha construction OF certain railroads ia
said Sate approved May fifteenth eighteen hnpdre and
fty-six," for the construction annually Of sections of
twenty miles each of the Burlington aud Missouri River
Railroad be- and the same is hereby extended one year
approved first Of July eighteen hundred and sxtyfnr
entitled An act regulate the compensation Of rers
tiers and receivers of the andoce in the several States
corporations under grants by Congress- which requires
that map of the change of location shall be filed with
the Commissioner of the General Landoh within
year. be- and the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved March3, 1856.
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RESOLUTION appointing General Richard Delafed tobo
Regent OF the Smithsonian Institution.
Resolred By the Senate and House Of Representatives
of he United States of America Congress assembled
That Richard Delafeld resident of Washington city, be-
and he hereby is appointed Regent of the Smithsonian
institution in the place of Joseph O. Toten, deceased
Approyed February IA, 1855. ,
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The New York Papers on the Johnston
Surrender,

Nrw YoRE. April 24-The morning
papers speak editOrially of General
Sehrman's armistice with Johnston.
The Tribune says
We can hardly guess whether Johns
ston was to surrender to sherman or
sherman to Johnston.
The Z lines says johnston evidently
believed himself debating terms rather
than receiving them, and laying the
basis of a new government on a theory
of State rights as absolute as Calhoun
ever dreamed Of Floyd never comedy
/ ed q plan or basis for rebellion superior
/ to this.
Shermsn's set, viewed in purely mil
itary bearings, must be regarded "a
one of the most dangerous in iusubor
dination.
sherman, distinguished as an admir-
able soldier, has fatally compromised
himself, we fear, in entering the FOR
hidden field Of diplomacy as a peace
maker. His splendid military careel
, is ended, and he will retire under
cloud from having underts ken to &C
outside of his legitimate sphere.
The World disapproyes Of sherman
course and sharply rebukes Secretsr,
Stanton for assailing him so violently
e The editor says the Government, viii
its intentions and committals, oouI
/, not have adopted Shermans plan q
i settlement, but owed il to his service
# and patriotic intentions to treat hiI
b with more consideration and clndo
. The Daily News thinks Sherman q.
sumed too much authority, though
7 sees no objection to the terms proposes
d The President says from JEFF Dsv
is down 70 his orderly sergeant,every ma
!, is frankly forgiven without penalty Z
: the simple condition Of going hon
. Tor the present, 70 repair damages Al
10 recruit resources Tor another enslsugk
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94asllrille &tlnion.
WK. CAMERON 4 CO.. Publishers.
THURSDAY, APRIL p, 1865.
correspondence ofthe Nashville Unien.
A COHstltutIO nal On estiOn.

| SOHotitutiOM Hal WI estiOH.
NAsHvLLE, April p, 1865.
Section 10 of Article two Of the Stat,
Constitution, provides, that mo Senator
or Representative, shall during the
time for which he was elected, be eli
gible to any Office, or place of trust, the
appointment to which is vested in the
Executive, or General Assembly except
to the Office of trustee of literary in
stitution."
1t is argued, by some, that this not
only applies to State officers, but officers
under the Constitution of the United
States. This cannot be so. 1t can only
apply to State officers What member
OF the Convention who framed the Con-
shtution eyer thought of any other
than State officers? None surely ever
even dreamed of such thing
A Senator in Congress does not hold
his Office under or by virtue of the
State Constitution. He holds it under
the Constitution of the United States.
which provides that the Senate
OF the United States shall
be composed of two Senators from
each State, chosen by the Legislature
thereof, for six years" and further,
that mo person shall be Senator who
shall not have attained to the age of
thirty years and been nine years a cit
izen Of the United States, and who shall
not, when elected, be an inhabitant of
the State for which he shall be chosen. &"
These are the only qualifications requir-
ed. There is nothing in the Constitu-
ton Of the United States that renders a
member of the Legislature, who elects
him, ineligible.
And if the clause quoted from the
State Constitution is in conflict with the
above, it is void, of course. But it is
believed there is no conflict It is only
speaking OF state ofhcers. This is mani
fest from the exception.
1t is true, in terms it is not confined
to them, but the whole scope of the ar
ticle is in reference to the State of Ten
nessee and to persons of the Legisla-
ture and limitation thereon.
This view has been long acted on
and scquiesed in, in Tennessee. The
Legislature of l847 elected Mr.. Bell to
the Senate of the United States. He
was, at the time, a member of the
House of Representatives of the Legis.
lature that elected him, and he accept
ed the position and resigned his seat
upon doing SO, and from that day to
this, the question has been settled, no
one ever doubling the eligibility of a
member of the Legislature to s seat in
the Senate Of the United States.
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PoRr OF VERA CRUz TO b. MOVED |
Late advices from Mexico inform u
that the Minister of Fomento, Senol
Robes Pezuela, has on foot another
remarkable change on the map ofhii
hitherto somewhat nOn-p TO gressive
country. Il is intimated that ne in
tends to have the port of Vera Cruz re
moved to Anton Lizardo
There is railroad now running
from Vera Cruz TO Medellion. This is
{ be continued to Anton L zardo. This
railroad is being constructed by Sen
ZamgrOniz, who has also a railroad
from the mole in Vera Cruz harbor 70
the Custom House for the transporta
ton ofgoods to the latter repository.
II il intimated that there will be a
similar railroad, and of course a similar
mole at Anton LIZardO,
Anton Lizardo will be recollected as
the place of anchorage for the American
naval squadron and fleet Of transports
when Gen. Scott went out on his ex-
petition which resulted in the capture
Of Vera Cauz and his subsequent tri
umphs
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Coium5ia brings Havana sdvices 20 the
Path nit. intelligence Of the assassination
Of President Lincoln, which was received,
caused great eXcitement and cast a deep
gloom over the American residents; the
American Consulate displayed the lag at
half mast, also most Americau shipping in
Tie hsrbor.
! BALrISoEE, April 26.-I esterday morning
at thirty minutes past Il o'clock the steam
er Massachusetts,, with a load Of sol
diers, the greater part were exchanged
and Paroled prisoners, eollidSd with a
steamer namsJ the Black Diamond, a small
/ barge propeller in the Potomac river, one
mile from Blackstone Islsnd, which wJs
acting there IS q picket boat, and had
on board . guard Of % men. The Mssss-
chusetts struck her on the port side s5ou.
the boiler, sinking her in about three
minutes.
In the excitement many soldiers were
psnic stricken sud beyond control, aud
many were drowned. The Massachusetts
lay near the spot picking up about Que
hundred meu Who either pumped Or were
thrown overheard b. the force OF the Collis-
ion on the wreck Of the Black Diamond.
Capt Holmes, Of the Sd veteran reserve
corps, was the o.lcer IN commsnj OF the
troops, aud from a statement made by him
it appears that the loss Of life, near ss can
be sscertsined, will not exceed fifty.
Nav YoEK, April 81 -Advices from New-
bern, OF the I'D, have been received. The
city was drapei in mourning and meet.
ing was held that day 70 give eA preston 10 +
public sorrow for the death of President /.
Lincoln. The Standard and Progress, pa .
per conducted by their old proprietors, APP /
pear IN mourning, aud say President Lin /
colin was the best friend the South had, and .
that the South suffers more in his death .
than the North. The ratification OF the .
amendment sbolishing slave
ry is regarded as certain. The desire to
return TO the Union appears general
throughout the State. sherman's army is
in camp awaiting an answer Of the Govern
nent to rebel propositions.
PIrIssURG, April 26.-The river remains
about stationary. Weather clear and pleas
ant
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CouErzaruIrs.--lni5 has aerr 20
coivud by q. Z. Ear-sa u Co. taeL ras-s.r
druggiaia Be thia city have been raiaa.a.. ...
on persons calling ior Dr.. Nail1e's HtnF g.
rate an article Of thei- own maHuf1..1--
which they say 81 superior ta che Eal...e.
We would advice az persons t5 -.. The
genuine, aud should you rsal.ra any med.
cine for she Itch, kiug worm. E,tIer. .-
any disease % tlis sslu, DO NOS s.Har any
anprneipied man % impose any e-.
PREPARATION on y0us llt -sl DR.. FH.I-..a
Pink Cerata, Manufactured By q. q Ea-
toW Co., No i8ts Dsaier.cF street. vs-a.
vile, Tenn.
2. s--A LIBERAL discount made @, E.....
seat By luaIi " any addrgsa .H. r-r-.r. d..
- "a. b sure thss y0u Eostas sea- In.
E tsp1l-n
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Lhla wee, Which IS aa7s- PRESTIGE. .a
me issehee q. auy ala. hos proved fl.
eVefiaatiuE ruin ol th8ua.rif off f.s b. ....r
aud most talented Young u.H t.-. ...-
gaye tongue 10 eloqu.1ce .- pen. t. ono.
~ Aa' destroyed health, 5Lr..rt tas -......
tu-on' ana reduced iaa mlssr-H..r .-a. ..
lftAs sAetsiou- -gr are there ..f -..-
- l-eal effects in stl pane as- r.a-s--
ne RUINS Of reason, ,ha rr1.t r1a.4H.a .-
sight that can meet urr.af eyes. ". TO-
cured permanently of th.r a.4 .rl r can .a
Dr. coleman, No. "a North Clerr OBI. e..
pr addreas hIm b. lrl,l-. Box 5.s. ss.a.
vile, Ioun. asz.s
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We respectfully aants1r. o.. .r ...
friends end patrons tbat ,7r aes. ..r.....
our .~e Cream Saloon f-t.. ...
hope 90 receive Che aslue r.tr.-r--. t...
has been so literally La.lau..l ... ..- .....
Heaaon. We have alaavs or hand .........
l1auary Of ali Eiuds, auJ r.lI s... -..
cream made n order .7r parties, a.-.
spri52w % N.-t5 rE.--. .-..
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NO. 81


A Nrw TaiVa-TBr D1cs-E Prrrr-r-
THIS is a new style Of Photograph a,-.-
iuced, ior thc hrst time .G Nashville .
Gr Hali, &c las New Gallery. corner ttt7-
aud Public Square they represent .ar
same person on che same r.-4 .a ....s..
positions. different dresses. etc. G.sF sr
,.t'cer csn be citizen la one, q soldier 81.
the other. lady cau he represented s...
her bonnet and cloak oli and sr..- u.ta
it of
This style Of Picture IS having great
ruu 90 the Fast, end obey are destined o.
bee ae very popular. Han 81 also mixing
beautiful large Imperial 'lg.. -r..lr Il.
India Iuki als1 coigrei .l N.l
Halls celebrated Carte De- Flstse. -1ra'
60 sny male IN the erUuur. North .r ...l
Aur1l-l1v.
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A sufssIoE EEaEDr.--Ws can e.r..r.-
nously recommend 60 taa.s sure-. = -r
distressing cough Dr.. St-.. .s-.s. tf..
hu0us Cough Bslsam. To- elV.- r.... 3D..
most inssautaneously. end is w.rds. l a. .-
agreeable b. teo taste. There is as a.e. q
out me Mellinuoug C9nea sallla Ia Hae Cd
the beet preparations .u use, aud D. all ttsg
it, proprietor claims 1F lL $40 have tired
i during the pest wsak, aud Nult sy .at
from q most distressing cough. lt d Fra-
I pared b. d.. 6tfiakiand, DO. Easi Fogrsa
/ strest, uinnlnnati, Ohio, ard f1T sale hy
/ pruRglSta, a. 90 CsRss Per hoila
I ap1eH-f Rw-iW
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issue a proclamation Of amnesty no7
The insuIted, angered, outraged people
will say, If they would murder Abra-
ham Lincoln,w who has been twice elected
President Of the nited States in strict
conformity 10 ali the forms of law. and
whose life was IS pure and as noble IS
Geo. Washington =, no one is safe 7-lils
rebel lea. 81 .ir-s.cg, and ,-io will be
able to restrain the wrath OF the broDz-
cd veterans WAC, under Thomas and
sherman, Sheridan and Grant have
for four years past regarded Abraham
Lincoln as a father Aye, they viii
have vengeance. Ten thousand swords
will be drawn in anger, and million
of bayonets will flash revenge Bus we
counsel JusrIcE, strict adherence 10
Law, and that unfaltering trust in Pro
violence, for which our martyred Prezi-
dent was distinguished. For,
Since Codi- God ooj K eiH is Right,
The Right the day must vim
To doabt would Dee disiugaiy,
To alter wonld be Pin.
We close this imperfect tribute by
submitting the following resolutions
Pssol,ed, That we Join with our
stricken Nation in sorrow and lamen-
tation over the untimely and cruel
death Of our good President
Resoiusd, That we extend to the Pres
idents family our most sincere condo
lence and heartfelt sympathy.
Resolred, That in the blow which has
fallen upon us all the Freedmen have
special cause for mourning--for he who
penned the Proclamation Of Emauci-
patton is no more
Rssoicsd, That we mourn for our dead /
President as the especial friend of the /
colored soldier.
Rssolcsd, That the elimination Of re
bel wickedness, which has resulted so !
fatally, imperiously calls for renewed /
devotion to human liberty, and in (
creased vigilance in guarding, defend /
ing and perpetuating the priceless (
secured TO us under our re- /
publican form of government
Rssoived, That we will give 70 An
drew johnson, now the lawful Presi-
dent of the United States, our most
cordial support, and will pray that the
mantle of the great spirit of Freedom,
who has assembled to Gods throne, may /
fall upon him.
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The notes and accounts ofI.E F.. r.
kin a Co., Strickler. Ei.a Is Co... r.U. .
Adams Co.,. Wlli be found atv.. 20 ..
College street, uesl tt1 s4a.,e. v.. ...
persons indicted % aur % these .r..f .
ease make immediate payment. .. ..
business must be closed ,fr..
Ia my absence. Irr. U. o.. TF.... .. ..r
iy authorised % attend a.. fb.t t........
a. O.. ADAAs, ~ College a.-...
uaTal-am r... IH.
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Of Note Letter. Foolscap and Legal. cap Papers, =
BUT, White, Canary, Opaque, Msgeuts, Mourn
iug eud OtnclG kuveio pes, Diaries Tor let'. -
Memorandum Of every style, Pass Books, Al "
buns, 81 sues. Insludlng soldiers Pocket Al .
buns, Pocket lntlsJRnds, Steel Pens, and as
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
including the co'ebTated Wostenhoim's and =
Wade A Butchers Knives, Pocket Books, =
Pines. Comhs, HAr Brushes. Emery Paper, 4,
Gun OIL, BlscSing arSi Brushes, Buffers, At
nold's. Oovells, frfsch Csrrnue and Copying
I,ks Murilaze Card Porl rsiIts 81 Generals 4.
ISriEe Packages, p,Sr FoliosS Dee Fancy soaps, Z
Blapk Books and BiOtung PAPER, = variety Of =
Uesk lnkstsnds, faper-W e'Rhts, Pen Racks,
| inr Knives Rul4asy Pens, snd an endless va
| ri0ty Of Motions.
school Books SrhOoi Books!
We have = smell stock a Clssrs, which we
| viii sesI a. C'uclnnsu Prices. Also, small
sscs,k 81 Cary's Cough Cure for sale 81 Whole
/ ssle Prices.
To the Soldiers.
| We have three beSutiful J. autographs. repre- =
/ ..ntIsq the dlfferent braBclsss o. The Ssryss
s,7ipfad in four colors eutSsao . soloer : Ger
n 4 Army nplonlS" slze i21lo inches.
They are enclosed IN pssi eooexd iHhe, sod
| csu he sent By rusil vnthoutnuUry. hFery on
| eeT and solder should bay then and send
| them 20 Their frleads-
Phi - - ea--f
Fer The three. posusge paad---.-.-.-.--Sl 20
Il Iftarsi discount made g. WfAaiesate dealers
Ne III M an oriars for Certificates or sla-
/ tonary, by nlsl or express. promptly.
4. N. RHODES q CO.,
1 s.hQs a - uoior ssraAa. Eashvilis. Tsna.
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hoRsr ia the Er8t t0 Introduce ts
new style Of Picture Every body l.st
zee them are delighted With tlau
Call a. The "Galieryof Gee Cuntar-
land and judge for yourself 0I4t-
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Fashionable
BARBER SHOP
AND SALOON,
No. q Cedar St., under Commercial H,ts
SAMPSON KEEBLR, Proprietor.

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} tils llue are invited 10 rye tbs popular e-i4D
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lsrberz only s-e employed, ana none bui TIE f@s
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