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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE


TorsDAT, April II, lS65-senate met
at 10 O'Clock, Speaker Rogers in the
chair Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Allen
Mr. Wisener offered resolution, fix
lag the regular meeting hour of the
morning session al y O'clock Adop-
ted
Mr. Smith introduced Senate bill No
l2) 20 incorporate the Mechanics and
Traders Bank of Memphis
Senator Randolph offered the follow
ing resolutions
lsssciped, That Che election for Sena~
tor 70 represent the people Of the State
Of Tennessee in the National Congress
be postponed until the next regular
session Of the Legislature OF Tonnes
see, which viii occur on the LIST Nom
dsy IN October next
Resoised, Further, that, as legisla-
tive body, We viii support no man TO
the high trust IS Senator in orr FEEDER
al Congress, who fayors negro suffrage,
or who would favor their equality with
the white race, or advocate his being
made witness against white man, or
70 aet as q juror in the trial of causes,
either civil or criminal
Under the rules, the resolutions lie
over one day.
Senate resolution fNo. 80 offered b.
Nh. Bosom, was taken up, and the Sen
ator being absent It was, on motion,
laid on the table
Senate bill lNo 10 from Mr. Batter,
passed its second reading, and was re !
ferred 10 the Finance Committee.
Mr. 3rimble moved that 100 copies of
Senate bin (Ne. from Senator But
Ter 10 requisite the issuing OF attach
ments, be printed Concurred in.
senate bill NO IL } from Mr.. Trim
bic, % incorporate the Nashville Bar
beers Association, was pus on It's sec
end reading, and on motion, referred 70
the Committee on Corporations
AR. Butler introduced Senate resoiu-
ton No. 2o,l 10 district the State. Un-
DER The rules, il lies over one day. but
on motion Of Nc Bowen, il was passed
under suspension Of the rules. and
transmitted TO the House Tor their eon-
currenee.
house resolution no. - } from Mr.
DnggAn, 10 adjourn on the 10Th Of Nav
ANA asking the concurrence Of the Sen.
ate, was received, aud on motion Of Mr..
Wisener, wss laid On the table.
Senator VIM spence, the Joint Rep
fesentative Of Rutherford and " liam.
son counties, appeared, and wss regu
lsrly sworn Ia BY the proper officer.
Mr. smith introduced Senate bil
no. III TO incofporate the Tennessee
fire aud Relief Insurance Company
after passing lie hrst reading, it was re
ferred e the Committee on Corpora
tons.
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House resolution (lSo. 8 adopted BY
that body, and transmitted 70 the SEN
ate for concurrence, vas received and
read This resolution authorizes the
State Treasurer to peg tie members of
the General Assemblg their salaries st
any time Ihey may apply for the same,
taking their receipt therefor. Concur
red il.
en- notion. adjourned. -----
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s !! OFFICE,


MAYORS OFFICE, !
NAagvrtse Hxxh., April IL lseo'J
RehuseHa Sc FsersuEg have ALIEN. . Lee.
w Tie ewef e Che feel eTiy hss s, ~ ar
Ssf rassrse Ai aen redaemed. Fort sumter .al.ss
aherc ike init sias-spangied BE- ner vas taken
down n surrender 20 rebel arms has been resn-
turad and inst same identical banner Will on Y
.iav next. Nith appropriate ceTen oniss, % re-
8 seed co sumtef's ffowning portals there T" u
Is0ped. 70 wave iorksS e., -, ,.,o,ic,s
in cornmeraarstion Of these ereat and GLORIOUS
event. and " n an alcaQst certain pre- peel y. :
iezrninson Of this causeless ant wicked REQ iioa'
and q speedy restoration 81 ifyif tFW H. ~
noinsed saturday next thu 18th INST, - 80
ose fsr l1selent and feloRiag, ana naoa1 ~
rectis,liv eoit 81 fitzfhs eilo ere lovers el eqs
Linton and - attendant hles -ines- peace otael,
nd EN- ls 10 gixe efloence Of theak SCI -
q siisplat or rational emhltms and nags On -
aq and bv illuminating thelf dive 4inss BIZ 49, 49,.
ness houses At nigh > he co-operahon 9, d X,
can iohr q MI ~. Commander Of this POST aoa
fl,F ~ n the ety. IL most Eespectn As.eo
80 that t,i5 telsbrf hon may prove coinaheAsta's
"' spr ny ~ JE0 GuGH SMITH, Mayor
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fered by ar. Wafars, and accepted BY
Mr. ThoFnhurg. 70 also swear that they
have talen no sss5ve part in the rebel
hon
ELLIS on SECOND READING. Ef
Anact tefa4ine protection to secession
ministers Referred 10 the Judiciary
COMMITTEES.
An act to confirm OF make valid the
-HCfs of certain Of eeFs. beferred TO
the judiciary Committee
A bill to punish aiders and abettors
of gueFFfllas and outlaws, making such-
acts felony. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
A bill 10 enable heirs who have been
compelled to receive confederate
roeney, tprpeDreT Aha sums by process
Referred 10 fhe JadiehHy COMMITTEES
A bill nlncfne 4 poll tax on eosereq
males. resident IN Tennessee. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
A Bill to legslize and confirm the
acts Of courts in certain cases. Passed
a first time.
An act to increase the number OF
Constables in Che city Of Nashville'g to
two Passed first time
J RESOLUTIONS.
Joint resolutions That joint com
mittee be formed 60 re-district the
State, as required by lay. Adopted,
Mr. Stagold from select committee
reported that Competing for the House
had been ordered from Cincinnati, and
would be laid down in few days
Report adopted
Adjourned until ten o'clock this
morning
The following Dimes IRON Byron's
/ great Monody On one Of ths mostsill1s
trious Of British statesmen and dramat
ists are precisely as they were recitec
81 Drury Lane Theatre London b
Mrs. Yates, in March, l779 We won
der if the great cavalry captain will se'
the application:
/ 'sLCng shall We seek hia hkeneas-iong IN vain,
And turn 70 al Of him which may refnsln,
| Signing that Nature form'd but ons snch man,
A,lp EfoEf qlIF ffE II EoI;LnI1sCt SfI u hIDAN,o
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That the General Assembly, while
opposed to treason and traitors as
odious, will indulge in no vindictive
passion or hate, with respect 70 them.
Mr.. Wines, the rroposer OF the reso
luton, addressed the House at length
in advocacy OF forbearanes and kind,
ness towards all rebels who are DESTROYS
ofrssuming their obligations as,citizens
Of the United States.
Mr. Hood opposed Che views Of Mr.
Wines, 50 far as Che leaders Of the re-
beIiion are concerned, and those who
carried out the conscription, and prop
erty. and alarmed and injured women
and children.
Mr. Elliott objected that when rebels
came back, it was not, like the prodi-
cal son 10 AJAX the servants place, but
after taking the amnesty oath, they
want protection for their property then
s permit TO 60 into tobacco specula-
lalion.
Mr.. Hood moved the previous ques-
tion,- pending which the House ed
journed until oclock, Fsf
sHH f
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q rNGENIOUsLY cONTRIyED. AND EsPE.
cially adapted % Soldiers and Sailors. -
Ana ,lIlsI Fgof lolHHni.
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An q lha Rs.l ana LaLssl styIes.

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Rrosd Strses Bridge Company

n ELECTION Nh ee held On Tuesday, ne
a esfh INST, Il The oisae 81 TIE ienne-see aia-
7fs aad Ere lnsuranee Cefipeays ~ - =,
enssis8 'eea'' ~. nrTLER
esc. snd Trees.
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House Of Representatives.

Mr. Hood moved that the resolution
offered in the morning by Mr.. Wines
be indefinitely postponded, and that
the ayes and noes be taken upon the
question.
MT Wines replied TO the remarks
made by Mr.. Hood and other speak
ers before the adjournment, Mr.. Hood
charged that the resolution he had Of
fered had not a practical legislation
hearing The point Of the resolution
was one respecting which Il was impor-
tant to know where every man stands
The country was looking TO TENNESSEE
and its Legislature 10 see what would
be done on this question But Mr..
Hood met il whistle previous question
Ia stop discussion, is this the spirit that
il TO prevail in this House, he was
dead down ON everything OF the kind
The question had been urged rs if we
we're going TO give ell the rebels in
Tennessee, ali the rights and franchises
Of citizens, but the resolution said moth
ing of ihe kind. IL simply declares
that treason mustbe held to be Odious,
that we can make no terms with rebels
in arms. but that ne viii listen to no
articles OF hate or passion, but will
treat kindly all who come back pene.
tent and III good faith, and offsr them
generous terms. Nothing is said OF
giving them the electoral franchise,
but on taking and keeping the oath,
they should be entitled to all their
rights Of property, as offered in the Pres
idents proclamation. There is moth
| ing in the resolution that says that
those who have i'll treated others and
pinndered them, should not be compell-
ed 20 make restitution, The loyal peo-
pie of the State should govern it, that
business returning rebels have nothing
70 do. Many, of the boys from Ten
nessee ars writing 70 come back. anxis
Gus 70 know what will be their fate,
let them know there is & place for those
who have erred, to return to their du-
" and their allegiance Adopted by
- 70 20, IS follows;
Auss-Anderson, Barton. Brittle, Cow
ard, Donaldson, Doughty, Duggan;
Gaut, Griffith, Grove Grimmett Hood,
Hudson, Jones (of 6reene). Kerchival,
Mason, Maxwell, McNair, Melton, Min
mis-, Nuilenix, Mullins Moss, Nicks,
Porter, Raulston, Rider, Rogers, Scales,
Symmetry, Shnltz, Smith (of Harde-
mani, Smith (of 0bion), Steele, Snod
derley. Stegald, Tbornburg, Wagner,
Waters (of Wilson,, Walker, Williams,
Willis, Woodcock
lN5ss-Carter, Copeland. Dillen, Fl
lot, Faulkner, Fussn; Gaines, Garrett,
Garner, G;lmer, Henderson, Jarvis,
Lewis, Simmons, Waters (of Madis0n1 /
Wines Wright, Heiskell, Mulloy, Nor
man.
Mr.. Dillon said he voted aFainst the
postpoaement, for II was Impossible TO |
hear exactly what the question was.
He wisoed ell matters eliciting discus |
sion, 70 be printed.
The Speaker explained that any
member can call for the printing of
puch bills, resolutions, etc, As the de-
sired
Mr. Moss. IN explaining MS yete, IN
the alfirmatiye. said this Legislature
should not, in these matters, 80 beyond
the action Of the General Government
Bills
BY AE. Thornbare To REQUIRE an
oath y, % me anenaed Constitution of
me state. Al state etecer. n take
such oath before entering al, tbeir S,,-
ties. Referred to the COMMITTEE IN
AZ. a. = : - -
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A PHI XSICE AN, who Is a graduate Of
II the Pennsylvania Medical University az Phila-
oelphia, also Of the Homeopste Med Cal College OF
New York. and has Al studied in London and
Paris, and having Teen eleven years in an exten
site Medical aun Surg 4 pfaetice, who Is 3 resi-
dent o Canada, " Il ttlze an appointment in either
Of the s0utheIn States either Medical superin-
tender OF Hospital or Of one, two or three plsn-
taticns, (the latitude Of Tennessee would be pre-
fsTrsd) He Is familiar with business and With the
cultivation Ct the crops Of the South, especially
cotton snd Tobacco, having the past year super n
tended tobacco growing on several plantations in
Canals, and would as soon devote share Of his
lime in superHtending the busiaess Of plantation
f desire d. Literal com ensation required As
reference he would refey 10 Rev p Lee, recent
" President Of the Anbnrn Masonic Female Col
iege, IN Alabama, also Of WI teoffh Female { Oh
leRe Of Broot bayea. MiszissipDi- wDo at preasnf-
resides IN this, nsilFe place, and TO @. A. Il.
Thompson, ESQ.,. Merchant Nashville, Tenn,
and to Mr.. Poslewait, Merchant, Nachez Miss.
Address J. W. Huntoon. NJ ID Stanstead, Lower
Cansda, stating the and estent Of the charg
the extent Of compensation offered, The kind OF
money in payment the frequen y Of the pay days
and the latest date that it viii answer to take the
portion, snd imd ediaie attention will be gwen.
]. W HUNToON, stanstead, L. c.
aprs-sts ~
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Wanted.


-.,zx MN 70 work 81 shinRie Mschinei also .
- sood savers. 70 whom coed vages WI Be
"a krr.y a I2s College street, below ne Lesis-
We Dsbst lspl2-sfsl mo. p. ApAAs'
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Edgefald Ferry

TzsHE Proprietor 81 this Ferry hiss, nov 8 good
/ 1and siauneh skin plying Between the loot q
- ~. ,ss Nashfilie aild Fatherland street.
Fdess ID. andresdg al AZ times Of the DAY TO ierIs
fo + r,sssencsrs acfoss the FiTef without oeisg
Ferry chsrge, FIVE Cents each Wy re8aiae Gus
touefrs, Tao Dollars per Illonin ,,s-.
am srr,a-Iss POS " NEEM NAN, PFoprietor-
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BY Mr. Ryder, petition from SamJ
Tighe, Of shelby county, claiming a
seat, as having the greatest number Of
votes in that county, Referred 70 Eiee-
ton Committee
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UTE Bz1L GIVE 30 A1x oFa etlha
raese sss .I,s',sr,e = -. ~ sand y 50 l1se %
-. - - 81 - su-a scsia1q s,ss lh 8 az
~ former, 81 &c es ~ lasls. Aftet 80 p fal4
SIfras1 DIS. IA 1AIla . a DAfDKEa.
.esSl-sa 49, tsuEss - Dsrlct. 9ih.
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WIN. HLRSHILE GsOHs
Builders in all lis Branches,

nAVISG LOCATED THEIR sHOo ON Broad
1 Street, adjoining Mr. DickeY's Nil 3, respect
fully soliets the snaIonage Of al those requiring
and from pact expeTie &c feel confdeatin guar
anieeing perfect satisfaction 10 all those fagorng as
n Il. heir orders apr1I-tf
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ny M RYDER, 8 petition rom sam /
Tighe, Of Shelby county, claiming
seat, as having the greatest number Of
votes in that couniy, Referred 10 Eiee
ton Committee
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Henderson offered resolution
IN lieu Of Senate resolution Nuil3 The
new resolution tenders the thanks al
the State of Tennessee 70 the State OF
Ohio, for the kindness of that State in.
aiding our distressed citizena of East
Tennessee. Adopted 81
By Mr.. Brittle, respecting the oath
taken BY returning rebel Laid over
Mr. Stegald moved to take up his res
olutioa 10 see what can be done to
remedy the .dampness in the interior
Of the Capitol Mr. puggan said the
state Of the house was injurious 10
health. Rules suspended and resolu-
ton referred to public business COM
mittee
By Mr.. Mullennix. to afford relief TO
8 wrong doer, IN certain eases, 50 that
the estate of one hegine e0snmitted q
violence, may be held liable. in case Of
his death before prosecution can be had
Laid on the table until to-day.
By Mr.. Raulst0n To revive an. act
for chartering a branch railroad from
/ Bridgeport to jasper, ia the State OF
Tennessee. Passed first reading
A bill was read by the clerk tohave
the floor of the House carpeted imme
diately. Stegali, Lewis, Faulkner, and
! Garner we're appointed committee on
the subject -. 44tttast ToE
A bill to authorize The Comptroller to
rent out property Of the State not oc-
cupied. Passed first reading ss,1
BY 1IE Hood An act TO increase
the compensation of Judges and other
officers, By allowing 5000 per annum
10 Supreme Judges. 81 500 each to
i Chancery, District, Circuit and Criminal
Judges, and $1,000 to the Comptroller,
besides the fees. Passed first reading
] By Mr.. Gaut. TO amend the forms
Of pleading, and for other purposes, by
restoring the forms in use before the
adoption of the Code. Passed hrai
! reading,
By Mr.. Davis That where heirs
have been compelled to take payment
IN Confederate money, they may sue
for the recovery of theamount Passed
RULEs-sEcoED REkDTNc.
An act to amend the bsstardy laws,
by making them applicable 70 eolored
persona Passed second reading
To amend section 4i9I Of the code,
grating additional powers TO quorprns
OF Justices of the Peace. Referred 70
judiciary Committee
For the relief of soldiers and their
families, by establishing depots Of sup.
plies for their aid. Referred to Com
mittee on Ways and Means
1 A eomplisntr being made by Mr.
Wines, Of the impossibility Of hearing
where his seat was or making them
selves heard, the Speaker stated that
those desiring to address the House
would be permitted to do 50 from the
centre Of the House, where a table
should be placed for the use Of those
speaking.
A message from the Senate stated
that the Senate had passed joint reso.
luton No. %
Another message expressed the agree
ment Of the Senate with the House il
resolution No. 8
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A + TIE SOLICITATION OF BIS NUMEROUS
"a friend, both civil ana miiitsry.


- 81 - - s - tN77s0~(A<e
Late A. .. c. toCen. IhoIusa =. Mssghsr, has con.
sented 10 fleha4r i1ectuFe entled = IEreo Year.
isrintar ard suEnnitr3 Ia the Camp ana the TAT
lie-Fiela Nth tire Boys of the iTish Brigada,' &c
- de,ixs rcd It ihe ferau y 81. No, - College -
On Ncndel evening" Afirlt y. 1855.
gsckeis 81. sGIpllfinE gent. and lsay.
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The House met st 10 O'Clock, and
vas opened with prayer by the Rev,
Mr.. Norris, Of the Msthodisf church.
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slew advertisements.


ON yesterday, the nth inst small Pocket Book
~ cOnta ming about t40-kUr Ten Dolla' notes,
Green iacks)-and some sinai change. twas pro-
baby lost near the Telegraph Of5ee
A liberal reward will Be paid for the delivery o.
the same at the store Of WTns W Eerrys % Col
lege street. - - aprl2-2t~
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~ At. Thornborg To require an
ea.A e q me amended Constitution of
me 9e'.,e, Al state ot1oera 10 take
sueh oS %. oeiore entering on their dn-
ties. Referred to the Committee an
Judiciary. %
10 the above an amendment was Of.
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DOCTOR McGiLL.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

ID TIE TREATMENT oF DisEAszs q
EROWNINa Hfh WIZ HUQoEia ~
OTHER afATS8, AZ ~ ~ N
EasHaIf.lG. Ift.fl
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.sLcng shall We seek hia hkeness-long IN vain
And turn 70 al Of him which may refnsin,
Signing that Nature formd but ons snch man.
AslD BROKE TlIE DIX II AorLDI1s0s Sti Ek1DAN,
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By Mr.. Davis That where heirs
have been compelled TO take payment
IN Confederate money, they may sue
for the recovery of theamount Passed
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g'|'''rls vP1ivERsAL succEsb
Evening star., 1865-07-15
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 13.-The Macon
Telegraph says, as before reported, that all the.
lewelry belonging TO citizens, which was sent
off on the approach of the Federal army and
afterwards captured near Athens, has been
tu1 ned over and will be in Macon again in q
few days Also the gold, captured from the
Central Railroad Company last April, has been
returned by the military authorities.
The United States steamer Yantic has arri we'd
from Norfolk, and will soon sail for the West
Indies.
The United States steamer Cassandra, from,
New orleans for New Y ork, put into Hamp-
ton Roads this morning, and landed General
Opdyke; also several other passengers
General Mulford reached here this morning
from Richmond on business. He is in fine
health
The steamer Norfolk, from City Point, with
the Sth Minnesota regiment Tor Baltimore, eo
TOrte for home, arrived here -dayl
General Tooms has succeeded i'm making his
way out OF this country, and is now in Cuba,
Evening star., 1865-07-15
Baltimore Markets, July 14th.

Coffee.-Market quiet, but prices unchanged
Rio being sold at 20a12 cents gold, as TO quality
Flour.-Market inactive but steady. Sales
OF Howard street super at $40 and 96. rs for
Ohio.
Rye Flour.-First quality dull at s5
Corn Meal-Sales of City Mills at S5 I2H
Gram.-Demand fair. :; les of prime red
wheat at 81 .a5aS209; do. white. 81. 10. Corn at
Gec.aS1 for white and yellow do 9Oa97 cents
Oats at 65a70 cents. weight
Molasses.-QuotatlOns nominal. viz: Clayed
Cuba, 4Oai2 cents; Muscovado do. in hhds
45a5O cents; English Island, 45a7O cents, and
Porto Rico, 50a75 cents
Proyisions-M Market active. Bacon shouf-
ders, 164 cents; sides, 17aI7H cents; sugar
cured hams, 2sHa3O cents. New prime mess
pork sold at $27aS27. so, and closed steady
western lard remains nominal At I9% cents
and Baltimore refined ut % cents.
Salt.-Sales Of ground alum reported at
$1S0a$1s and Marshalls fine at S2.75aSa S..
Market quiet.
Sugars.-Market firm for all grades. We
quote:
Cuba and E. l. com. to good refinngSlI H. 75as12. 90
grocery. I2.00a 1925
Porto Rico COM TO good grocery. 12OOa 1890
NJ, g prime to choice grocery l4.O0a 1900
Whisky-Market inactive but steady West
ern being held at S2.I3.-Balt. CHpper
Evening star., 1865-07-15
Convention of Adiutan, Generals.

BOSTON, July 13.-The Adjutant Generals i'm
convention To-day made reports showing the
number OF troops furnished by the following
States:
Maine .......... 6G. .669l Massachusetts l53 7O,
Eermont---.....34 "a. 400 N. Hampshire. :. 3}25S
Connecticut .... 81, ,l6e Kansas .......... ~ g43
Rhode Island. .. %, ,355 PENNSYLVANIA. ,3}D.tO0
west Virginia. .29,O12 Iowa ............ 12.:}5S
On motion OF Gen. Washburne, it was voted
to petition Congress TO deliver to each State
the rebel flags captured by the regiments of
that State.
Rhode Island tomorrow, TO partake of Il clam
bake on Saturday. They will then make an
excursion to the White Mountains