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second Uoited sets snasor. sfter
Nh'en It rttu~oed = its room
Mr. Bowen moved the adjournment
until tomorrow morning, which he
Withdrew.
Ar. Senter renewed the motion,
which was lost
Senate bill No. 4S Authorizing the
Governor TO call into service . mill
Tia force to suppress guerrillas and 9th.
! er purposes.
Mr.. Smith moved to strike out the
word regiment in the Goth line of the
printed bill and put company, which
motion prevailed
Mr. Case offered resolution in liel
Of the first section of the bill, which
was rejected.
Mr. Smith moved TO strike ont tn
words "and directed" in section l, 8
as to make it read That the GOTerno
/ OF the State shall be and ia hereby au
thorized and empowered to call int
immediate service, which motion pre-
vailed.
Mr. Mckinney offered an amend
ment authorizing the payment Of tn
militia of the county by disloyal cit
zeus. Rejected as being unconstitu
tionaL.
The Senate then adjourned till to
morrow morning at the usual hour.
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rb, President Of the United States
has offered large reward for } Jefferson
Dsvis Jacob Thompson, Clement Z.
claw Tr. Beverly Tucker, George \.
saunders, and W. c. Cleary, as accom-
-r;,es in the assassination Of Abraham
T7coln. We take it for granted that
The evidence against these men must
D., Of the most convincing character;
otherwise President johnson would
NOT have assented to the measures ne
has taken. Nevertheless, there are
seiu our midst who profess to doubt
,r-fr guih-who seem TO think these
ue..aJcconspirators against the life Of
bis nation, would not coDspire against
..e life of an individual The Incl
#..ts Of the rebellion have been con-
led 70 little advantage, Of any one
r-.bts that the leadeTs-steeped IN
fau.ty-would stop short Of any
crime. however murderOus, promising
cess to their nefarious enterprises.
arv much more respectable IS the era
son JEFF Davis than was his holder IN
..runcut John Wilkes Booth? Prev
.-7 10 the lssassination Booth bore g
fair reuutation-no one would have
-gsrscted Kim Of murderous inclina
soma Tor three years past JEFF Davn
a through other instruments been
r5oring b. The slow process ofst@ET
s-n Of soldiers whom the chances O
vr placed II his power. The history
.f civilized nations does not afford al
..ar4ple Of such cold, deliberate, cal
euIstiug murder. What IS it, then, ths
creates a belief that JEFF Davis would
rroeure the murder Of any individ
r.E aneny that stood between hiu
.aIsae Oh. ect OF his guilty ambition
His -1nIe5erates in Canada include,
Er.e President in his Proclamation
-el the raid upon St. Adams, the
..s... ocBhich was robbery and muir
5.. They we're also at the bottom o
.1- rrernel plot TO burn the city o
vsw York. al thus hazard the live
thousands Of men, women and chill
dr-r. Tlhcy did not engage IN thin a
.hs instance Of jeff Davis and his cab
met they, stleast were melted to II by
The evil example Of their leader and
Hi .tcllitss, who hired men 30 burr
nuoat on our waters, Regardless
rrlr danger to innocent passengers
urI- and female
The crimes resulting from the rebel
ION have not been the work Of men o.
low degree only. But few, very few, o.
tba rebel leaders, have not willingly
participated. So general amongst
them-was the spirit and practice o
crime, their sympathizers in loya
States were impregnated, and occOrd
fnely we heard such language from
some of them as that we cited somt
days ago, and as this from the Chicag'
Times Of the lst day Of July last, sug
costing the murder Of Mr. Lincoln.
Iia could not be more worthless
dead han he is living, but would be
i.sly less mischieYous, and hii
corpse, rcpulsiye as it would be in It's
freshest state and richest and mos
GRACEFUL hsbiliments. would yet be the
most appropriate sacrifice which tn,
lusulted nation could offer in atone
1nant for lis submission to his imbecili
ty and despotism.'
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The Memphis Bulletin o. the LIST says
araGned secesh lady who had arrayed
herself in costume adapted for trans
citing little contraband trade was on
friday overhauled in that city, and on
being taken TO a private apartment was
slpelled to take of her under gar
-ents, when, lol she was found to have
cd Two what you calls EN-" made OF
very stout drilling, with pockets. In
one OF them were nine pockets, and the
other six, and each pocket contained q
large si1ed canteen filled with whisky
One OF these ingenious garments has
been purchased 10 be presented as 9
curiosity to literary society in Hi
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FoR SALR.-One Of the most desirable
stocks Of dry goods, boots, shoes, and hats,
in this city. This is in the very bestlocality
in Nashville and the house which will be
rented to the purchaser is old and well
known to all the city and county people.
For further particulars call Immediately at
this Office. Wv
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TENNESSEE BEGISLlTugE.

THUasDAy, NAY 3, 1855.

The Senate met 81 9l-a O'clock
Prayer by Capt Turner. Asst Insneet
Gen. on General Van Cleaye's s,af
Mr. Ivimble, of the judiciary Conn
mittee, reported upon Senate Resolu-
Jian No. II, and offered bin No - in
ats stead, % ooerce the refunfipr oF ali
monies paid out by the State Rant o-
Treasury Of the State. in aid Of al
during the rebellion. Passed frst eel
ing and referred 70 the Judiciary Com.
miIee
Mr.. Trimble offered Senate hin No
s. in reference 30 the pavn,e,,t -
Judges and Chancellors. spnoints,l =,
the late Military Governor of he Sal,
OF Tennessee.
Mr.. Bowen asked leave Of absopc
until Wednesday next, which wa
granted
The senate took a recess 10 vote /,
convention with the House 70 elec
Two United States Senators 10 FIJI tn
seats Of MessFs Andrew johnson an
A o. ?. Nicholson, which occupied IA
balance Of the morning.
The Senate returned to their Chan
her and adjourned 70 , o'clock tn
evening.
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Young hsrTied LADIES' whose n1islortuns = haa
bssn net 70 bring iorth IL dua season. rannam1eI
Sod has said you should multiply sad repienisn- II
his is yoar desire jon can consul. lae s.lneI y
Iefter az In person- No lazy over thftJ-aFe yeara
of are need make appliesccu- al comm lcicatols
~ lstter or parson siricty confidential
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Notice.

A Ii. private horses Of Ohcers now in Public
a Stables 81 Nashville, Tenn, len there for treat
meat or otherwise. VII be branded and turned IN
20 ne Pulijc Corrals. as public property, II not re
moved ~ June 1, 1855, unless permitted there by
written orders from the Office Of Chief Quarteruas-
teE Of the Depart nent
BY OreoT Of BTt. Brig. Gen. }. l. D5SAIpsoS
JOHN II. JAMES,
AayS-lw Capt. and A. q. N.
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Qs|a. EYE AND EAR-And diseases Of the
- Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach,
Ssaa< Liver, Blood, 6c., viii receive spe-
cial attention by Dr.. Aborn, at the
Commercial Hotel. mny3-6t
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Gold is falling, SO is the price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only S. per dozen.
sprIl-tf A. s. MoRsE, Is Cedar st.
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@UNiVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Is Tx TREATMENT or DBEAsE8, q
uPOWNTNG HIN WITH BUCCEa8 N
OTHER STATES, Al VT l8 ~
NASHVILLE, TENHEz38EE.

For further information in regard 10
the skiIlful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 SrIL-
LEs THERAPEUrICs and MArzRIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find DR.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis-
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice l treat
the following
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altw Sdrrrtisrments.
Situation Wanted

DY AYOUNG MAN in a Wholesale or lsrge Re
} tsl Grocery store. Address &C c. lock hcz
$ q tY p. @. GOOD references can be gwen.
uay5-3ss
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Hay.

I'M BALEs BEST TIMOTHY Hay. inst re-
raiee. Also
I'm Dyl STRAW BROoMs N store and for
~ sac y PAUL a SANFORD,
ues-M a South Mnrkst
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Notice.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, /
PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE May 4th, 1865.
rrTJe have in ofica pnaIsirna5 the foDovfn,
w po1- ~ f;,i a., ti :, Ia az ,r
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pack Atchlson 3, Nashville
Apple DAM B, co = l23th Ind
Anderson hoo, NASHVILLE
Alheci v h, go 9TH Pa cav
Acton Hall, Nashville
Ashton Ch8s l. 90 & Doth Ohio vols
90. Andrews A, Sergt co l 18th Ind
Alden P. Cap. ana :, Nashville
90. Anderson Noah. GO ION DE cav
... Allen Jas W, 18th Ohio battery
e. Argien John thosp!ta9 Nashville
90. Agorge CaptW K
90. AIIsherry III
... Anderson W c, care Chas Irwin
&c. Apologize Or L, Asst surg
&c. Adams Adams, \ = ,o,recr
Adams John
Ashhurg " W
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Ice Cream Saloon.
No. Is Summer Street. near UHIOn.

HAS been neatly reftted, and is now open for the
4 4 reception OF visitors. ladies and Gentlemen
VIII find this Sslo0n a retired and comfortable one,
and easy Of sccess, being on the first floor, CEN
ta part Of the city. uoeral share OF patronage ~
respectfully solicited.
may3-Iw CANINE & MORRISON.
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Hay! Hay! Hay

L HAVE on consignment 2S Tons good merchant
Il sbls Hay which vii eel 81 ) TO per ton Apaly
% W. p Helm, ice oshce, near LOUISVILLE snd
Nashville Depot. may5-2t-
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sternity

An AnecUous q he womb troatsd MA Encoasl.
Thosa Named Ladies Who have heon % unf0riu-
nate 70 niscarry Or prove Shorten, ear b earned
70 her NJ tine Z iound preglEui, b EiFiaE me .
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Young Msn, stop before 700 mrthar 20. " 81
fisasses subject y Han. there no dsesae 20 harf
10 core a. Nght Emissions, and plyaiclans are
eegrea that undarsiznd treating t md % you ca1
Az thaf have cured dcseas IN tbs clsy, ~ vel
b diaereni sistss, Who have spenl dollar AIR dol
A. and are noa vel cured b. ne. ] am daily Re-
oeV.ng ieriars and sezding medcine % AZ paris o.
&c Country. IN Eord, ~ hat ars d.ssased la
Ar EAy and WI give ne cal, VII I've saEs.
hlrton lor az o. the disesses men1oaed n thia A.
VsrassnauA he beat Of raierences EFza n thil
citg.
Oh. N0GILL,
uHion strsst. NashFila, Tenn.
IHli-lE VI meel VIA prompi aitszzsn
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ChronIe Cases

uith saasachon Khsumstiarn, Affections Of tns
Lungs: Diseases q the Throat, 9Eelcd Jointa
slf Limb, Pisurisy, Pains Ulcera, CanoaT erHTai
Diseases q The Hesrt and Liver, lnazmunaton q
ne Stomach. Neuralra, Kings Evll or Bcrcazla,
Daafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, peuiitatsd 5ys-
TENS, Dyspepsa or Indisasion, and Conslmp1oh--
toFsthsr with az Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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EExEKG SESSION

The Senate met and adjourned 10
the House 70 hnish balioting Tor the
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List of Prices.

The best Coal for steam is the Cumber-
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At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. SO Mar
ket street, between Union and the Square,
where a large assortment can be found.
S. LEBERxAS, Proprietor.
Fer Boots and Shoes at reduced prices
call at q Cherry street. msyS.5t.
-s-o-<
The best and cheapest French Valices
and Haversacks can be had at q Cherry
street mayS-5tss
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boarding.

FEW eFNTL.EMES CAN BE ACCOMsfO-
u e-fsd With Boarding 10 private fsmiy, y sp-
5l-ng a No. II souih Cherry Street, doors south
"a BE Post Ohce. m-J-9a
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POland's
New Variety Theatre.
Corner Of Cherry and Broad Streets.
T. W. POLAND .Proprietors
Stage Manager. La,hrop.
esder Of Prof Whiting
First Night Of the Burlssque
Father Kemps Old Folks Concert.
The Great Fema,e NocsIs;s
Miss Annie BOrdwell and Miss Clara Butler,
The Beautiful Dancers
MSS CLARA BURTON. CLNETJP SISTERS,
ALICE CHRISTINE, MINNIE CLAIR,
The Chinese Carnival.
To conclude with
JOLLY cORDWAINER.
DUCK SANDS.
The Champion Dancer o. the world is engaged, and
will shortly appear.
Grand Family Matinee
Every Saturday sfteruOor.
es5-Do0rs open at o'clock commence At 2.
Admission TO SATURDAY Matinee only % cents
to al. parts Of The house.
Admission
Parquette. .......-75 cts Gallery .........50 cents
Balcony 81 Oh
stage EoAe 20 % "
single Seas m Stage Oo
april
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n. B.-PsrEons calling for any Of the above arti-
cles who are uuscqusinted IN the once, must bring
means Of proper idennheation-
JOEL DAVIS, AseaL
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MORNING SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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ThE SECOND ELECuox.
me convention then went into an
Sie - - ,or Senator in place of Hon.
years from March 4, 1865 - 50
Fowler. of Davidson county o .
Mr Simerly nominated Senator ] ohu
Trimble, Of Davidson county. Van
Mr. Carter nominated W. II Wisener
Of Bedford county
Ar. thomas nominated Jno B
hodges Of Van Buren, county.
Senator Case nominated Isaac R
Hawkins, Of Carroll county.
senator Trimble nominated Return
J. Aeigs, Sen, of Davidson county.
Mr. Arneil nominated Francis 3
Fogg Of Davidson county,
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Senator Fraser nominated VIM. B.
skies, OF D. X 10 county.
senator rr.mble declined nomina,
Gon and his name was Withdrawn.
lst ballot: Fowler 80, Wisener %,
Rodgers 3, Hawkins -, Meigs 3, Fogg
/ ;, Stokes I. Total number of votes 81
necessary to a choice 46.
The following is the vote on the Isl
ballot:
SeAat0rs-FowLEE-Bosson, Cate, Cy
pert, Frazier Hurst, McElwee, Peart
| WIsENER-Lasater, Mckinney, Sen
ter.
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Important Mexican NeWS-End Of the Har.
Piet Lane.

New YORK, Wednesday, Jan. 25.-The
steamer Eagle, with Havana dates of the
2lst, has arrived. News has been received
from Mexico that General D'Herbal had
made grand reconnaissance to Oaxaca,
where he was fired upon, when he fell back
to Ella 70 organize an attack on the place,
which was to be made on the 9th. 1t is
said tn at Perfiro Diaz has force of 5000
and sixty-fve pieces of artillery, but it was
believed in Havana that his force was doub-
lie this, and is better provided than any of
the Liberal armies. The old mint at Oxaca
IS working night and day, coming the gold
and silver brought there by the churches to
aid Diaz. The new Consul General of the
Mexican Empire for the island of Cuba has
demanded the archives of the Consulate of
the old Consul who refused to deliver them
up, insisting that his Government is still in
existence.
The steamer Harriet Lane, lately called
the Lavina, was destroyed by fire at Havana
on the 18th. The fire is said to have peen
the work of one of the crew, who had beer
deprived of his pay.
A report was received at Havana from
Key West that the blockade runner Denbigl
one of the most successful of the feet, haC
been captured and taken into that port.
The Col Lamb very fast. iron steamer
left Havana on the 21st 1t was general,
reported that she is to become a rebe
piratS
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.KENOSHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, FEB 2, 1865

the one golden grain which lies on my
palm / will keep it and treasure 1t, If |
may God grant may"
Every fine" said George, Every line. Re-
member, however, that from this moment
wash my hands of you BOTH you, Guy Rut7
land. and her, Teecie Ray.
''Amen y | said and babe him good night,
and turned on my heel and left him
Early next morning | knocked at the
nursery door, and begged of nurse to awake
Miss Teecie, and ask her to speak with me
in the garden. then went out to wait Tor
her. 1t was Christmas morning, the day
of peace aud good will. What felt was
scarcely peace as looked over the calm
landscape. And yet l bore no ill will to any
man or woman.
Teeoie came to me by and by; just the
same old Teecie Iimpiug over the frosty path
in her short shabby frock, and looking halt
ashamed of her grand new crutches. felt
relieved when | saw her so. | was shy OF
the dainty lady whom called into exist
ence the night before. And yet when
looked more closely, | knew that this was
not quite the old Ttecie, and that the very
same 1eecie of day ago never, never, could
come back. Something was altered. Wheth-
er the change was in her or me, or IN both
of u.s. did not inquire. The change was
not an unpleasant one.
We strolled out Of the garden, and into
the lane. and we talked ernestly all the way.
On our way back | SAID
And YOU are not afraid of starving with
me Teecie? You'll take the risk p
One of her old mods was Teecie Rays an
swer
60 and fetch your hat, then" said /,
land we won't even wait for breakfast
Don't bring anything else with you, not a
shred have still some halfpence left
out of the guinea you know-and we'll get
all we want"
Teecie fetched her hat and returned, and
we set off together An hour afterwards
we were man and wife. We SAID our pray
ers side by side in the church, and then we
walked back to Rutland Hall, to say good
bv to our kinsfolk. l believe they all thot
me mad, and her little fool at least un-
til Cousin George received the cheque, which
| sent him next day a cheque to cover the
expenses incurred by him through his char
ity to Teecie Ray Then they began to
wonder and to wayer. took my wife
abroad and showed her the world. lime
and care cured her of her lameness. 1t was
not surprising that on her return to Eng
land her kinsfolk should scarcely recognize
her-Teecie Rutland, nee walking
without crutches, and the wife of million
aire. Half Il bride cake conciliated Lady
Thornton, and the wonderful guinea is still
in my possession. call it Teecies dover
The crutches, the donor of which | beg to
assure you, major, was not Sir Harry, are
also preserved as family curiosities.
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gob grintiug
BY-AND-BY.
BY L, J. BATHS.

Under the snow are the roses Of June
Cold IN our bosCms the hopes of our youth;
Gone are the Wild that warbled in tune;
Mute are the lips that have pledged tne
truth.
Wind of the winter night '9neIy as [.
Wait we the dawn of the bright by-and-by;
Roses shall bloom again;
Sweet love viii come again;
II will be summertime. by and-by.
Patience and toll are the need of o-day-
Toll without reCoupense, patience in vain;
Darkness and terror lie thc on our way;
Our footsteps keep time with the angel Of pain
Wind Of the winter night, far in tho 81 y,
Watch for the day star OF dear bv~and-bv
Parched lips shah glaf again;
SAD Souls shan laugh again;
Earth will be happier, by-ahd by.
Ill
Cruel and cod j. the judgm NJ ofmsn-
Cruel as winter. aud cOid "a the sno~;
Bat, by-aud-by, vii the deed aud the plan
IBe Judged by the nUtve shut heth below
Wall o! the wiuter wind, ecnO cry,
Pray icf the dawn Of the sweet by,aud-ty.
When hope shall spring again;
When JOY shall stag again;
Truth viii be verified by and-Oy.
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Weary and heart sick we toter along;
Feeble the back though the buIshen is large;
Boken the purpose, and hushsd is the song;
Why should we finger on iiies little marge
Wind of the winter night. hush and reply;
L. there OH Is here glad by aDd.by
Will dark grow bright again,
Burthens grow light again,
Ard faith be justified, by>and by
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Dreary and dark is the midnight of war;
Distant and Dreamy The triumph OF right;
Homes that are desoa:e hearts that are sore,
Soon shall the morning star gladden. our sight.
Wall Of the winter wind, SO like a sigh,
Herald the dawn ofihe blest by-and-by.
Freedom shall reign again.
Peace Danish pain again;
Right will be goriied, by -and,by.