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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
OYYTcs CmrP QUARrzRyAsrxR,
No 49, CIsoSsku. Ohio, jan IL, 1865.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned

OyyTcs CHIEF QuARrxRyAsrxR,
No 1871 CIsoSs.TI. Ohio. Jan. IL. 1868.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until TUESDAY, J.nuary "a 1885, at u o'c!otk u fof
Furnishing th. Department With
Crest Goats. Footmsns, Army Sisndri
N09sn Blankets. Amy Standard.
stoeSnCs Army Standard
Great Coats, s.Isps Army Standard
Comp Kettles Amy STANDARD
n Handles, Army STANDARD.
tLtiolal COloTs, Army STANDARD.
To 30 delivered free Of charge a, tire United States nspeo
ton Warehouse In thi, eiy, IN good 10" p.c4Ases. .
fTte BE- made a. ddHf via ne Ict11itor' or
az 1fnh scsJ TAsEa-s of ne Contractor, qtfnffN dGG
taA y o8oli nHasr and date ~ oonraei a be dHeHv
sslFIs5 % oIch arfor and plckags.
Parties ofoTng good, Should rlke separate lrop9'' ios
each .fco oGssod and lst distinctly sia.e IN then pas te
qus1ity hoJ prososs % fulih. no Ince fNh'sh 49, ~
rg,a ia ~ card. and ys, sna eouiom 20 we ',.s
Of this rd,ss-n, cupJ ofwhieh should .ceonpehy eeeh
s,GlrI sunErs OF he articles required may DO sesn o. he
ofice u Clothing nd kqa|psgs N thli city. =,
SAuYe wLor sub.tted must be n IA Cd ara nun perez
eor.s WITH so proposal aud ile pastss thereto ulus
gaafsnre at tho g0ot l b. boz every respect klln 20
Amy siaadL4 osaeriiS ITO Iso99s-.i "1A ho' be cen
rasr.n,, acJ By tvs respon MI per'or, mus, accom-
peg -h ~ eas.u@@i- ifgt Tho liIqer Will suguY ihs
HID viii ,. o9ened Tuesday. January -. 1865 d II
oooc. at tAis Office aud bidders aEs requested 10 be
Avail, win be rlsde on we5ne,l.y Jan IS. 1865.
Bonds VII 70 required that TIE contract VIII be allhiIAy
flhllcl
Te'egr.r1, relating % Proposed, viii not b noticed
Blank forms Of Pfoposs Contracts sd Bonds nay be
obtained a tLs Office
s NIB. T. ej any bid deemed reserved
Indos envelope Proposal Tor here insos. tho name o!
VIZ ''''''' '''''''' '''' Coz VIZ W. MoKlM,
ChefQutr. slrlasirr Cilcur al pcpo.
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Copartnersbip Noiitss.

vINHE FIRM of E. s. JAFFRAY q CO., of
No go Broadway having been dissolved by the deth Of
one Of The partners Mr. Arthur w. Jsnrsy tho tbUneW OF
sid firm win be continued at ths psce by ~ sub.cb
eTs uvivus yGTners uRiey the trIn Yne-Dsisd,
RswYa'. psa a. lSsA }p W AAAiR! y oJWAFEAAY.
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CORPORATION Notices.
orrr IssrEoroas Dxr,RrgsSr }

CIR IEsrKCroRs DIR 'RTgEST
NEW YORK, Jan. IT, 1855.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC-rhe injunc-
~ ton preventing the payment OF The men employed IN
Gaming lie streets having dissolved tie removal Of
ashes viii be IcuIned Mondsy the ltl iast Cznf are
requested keep much o. she ashes Ni1n doors 1917 A-w
dsvs as they can conveniently give he eafiea
opportunity first that which Is now Of tie ndo
va ks and iToets FL A. BOQLE, Cry iusYcc;oT.
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CHEZ QuARrrHMAsrKRs OgFics
FBILADELPHlA Jan. u. let3.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
y taia OMcs uIt II O'Clock 81 IhvTslay, tao 18th
instant .r supplying tie seAuJ AL AToral VAN La ols"
nc ist Bse Cloth. Array STANDARD.
f.l Dark Blue Ertsey Army STANDARD
Vest Bu,ous Army Standard.
inch Yellow Wontsi Lace, Army STANDARD.
Bias. Cfoised slbir for lla,s Array Standard
Brais ErgisS, for flais, Amy Standard
Resim.ntal ColoTs Oniantryl, Amy standud.
RSssi@sasi iaisi Books, Ai@y kSigI,
H5sriitl Tent Poles lscil, Army Si-ni.d
Heavy Stineh Edrisp. Sample required.
Canvas reidiar. Sample required
CAn,een Webbing Inch Linen OF Conon) sample re
qtircd.
required.
Flax Sewing Twine sample required.
zach Ill 10 guaranteed by two resrousbs persons
ote Signatures be apenaed % the guarantee and cer
,hed being good and sufficient, secut for TIE amount
involved by public fGnctoIay of the United states
MA. from deatrg CONTRACTOR and hose TINT do not Hy
comply wih ne requirements Of ths Advertisement WI" NOT
be considered. 80
Blink forms Tor proposals embracing he terms 4 The guar
snty required Ia each old be hid application ~ ts
office aud others which do rot embrace ils guaranty
viii be 1aed will any proposal be congdsei whh
does stcY conform TO tie requirements therx ,',u
Bidders si slate the quantity oy propose 20 iu!h no"
tncy'san and The quantity they can ae'"
Ths Int reserved by tbs United States reject any part
the whole Of tao bids DO deemed best Tor tho inter
c oI the service.
spe, Of such article, required to be Of army ssaai
srl can bo o. this Office. a., =,
Propoas mat be inaosed Propoial, for Army supplies
,Asling on the envelope the particular article va ior
'' HERMAN BlbGS,
, Colonel Qnsrtcrmssters Department
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Go nllom il man Gontern.

DIVORCES Legally Procured for Persons
~ from any State County without publicity or change
OF residence. 1ncompabyi deertion Ne 'nheie.t cause
Secss guar.uteed Advice free AMI couiienll Apply 10
H. BATEMAN, No. 81 Nasssua., oppod,o the Po'Otiee.
HAADau ARrEks PATH ARMY CORPS, }
ARMY or TuK JAKEs. Va, January :, 1865.
rVNO the FRIENDS OF the 2ith AkNdY
CoRps-Tbe, being no agent Of Adams CO.. tx fress
COMPANY at the landing for this Corps matter addes oi to
~ ~ the Path Army Corps through that Comp sny IL
mo-, fsrwardrd A. Is. SHARPE Capt. A. ID. G. ard Piov.
Mar. Path Corps
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TnnA,unr nrrAarxrsr. Dec, q. le'i;

TRr,sUHY DUFARrNEsr, Dec. "a 1895.
PROPOSALS or REVENUE STEAM CUT.
4 TIERS on To LAKEs-Pfoposa, VIII 30 received .!
dis Department until ~ m MONDAY the leh dsy q jana
ary for The conjunction Of three 'ur Revenue steam
stisrs Wheel Tor tie sppeT Lakes and Tor
Lake OnaTlo.
uec In detail viii b furnished bidder, spplea
tc. In prsoa o. By letter o. tIs Department. 20 Tue Col
Iector ii tho Cuslj, boston Aewior, Philadelphia,
Baltimore AID tie Collectors i She principal Lake Pofts lie
pIn1 should he srsei end tG rc1cd - tie Secretary Of
10 eary aui iuiorse1 the envelope Proposals. for
Bulldlnk Revenue stein CIfcfs."
W T. FEssENUES Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ing ~
Dec 81. from Unknown. boxi Boston, Ma,a, barrel
Bloomsbury, Pa. box.
Dec Y, from New Bedford Mas box; ithaca N. y,
barrels Cortland ". Y. barrelsi ithaca N. " boxes
bdtn.oTe, Md 2boxesj Unknown, l barrel BoomEbury.
"a Z barrels Mrs. Tabor, package clothing.
Dec % from Nassau w. bo1es aud barrels Scranton,
Pa' box; In'daie barrels; Lee Mess. boz Connect
cut box honelair, n J. barrels. Youngstown: ohio
boa Unknown barrels; marlborough, Mass, barrel ;
South Abingi on, Mass. barrels.
, Dec y, from Friend, package; Tsrytown, N. Y,
barrels; Nh fost bundles lot of clothing from Sixteenth
b. Baptst Church; bennington Vt, box Miss Hinton
package clothngi lie Morgan package co'hns s. T. Coz
rens, package clothing; Temple n H. barrels aud box
, Dec. ~ from Kingston, Pa, | box; Rochester n. T.,
barrel Mrs g. b. Saterce package; Westheld Mssa. bar
rel Senee, Falls n Y, box; Boston Mass. barrels I'm
known barrel Newton Corners Mass, barrel; Newiown
w. box Ithaca, N. u, box e., box SPENCER
port, n. Y, box.
Dec. 20 from Susqushsnna, Pa, box Kingsboro NJ.
~ box and barrels; East JaIrey. \. H., barrels I'm
kncwn barrels Portland Me, barTei Unknown, barrel
Unknown, 1 box
Dec. 20 from Fhki N. Y. barrels; willsmsport, Pa
barrel Harrington, n. j. box; W. Cornwall Ct, boz
plymouth Ct barrels Hayerstrsw, box Middietown NJ
y borel.
Dec 81, from Hampton. c., barrel Camden. N y bar
fe,s Can aan Four Ccrrers barrel Augusta, Maine box
Dec 81, from iichand, Ohio, barrels and boxes; New
Haven, Ct bundle New-jcrsey2 barrels Mschas, NJ Sine
barrel; Housaionic, c.. box
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroans.
ITO! FOR THE GOLD MINES Of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION Linz

Tho new, fast and light draft steamer DEER LoDo1
Thomas W. Rea, conmsnder Henry A. Dohmsn. CLERK, ND
being built at Ptsburg Pa. expressly for the ST. Louis
Fort Benton trade will leave Ptsblrg for Fort Benton an
Intermediate point. SATURDAY February 49, and s.
Louis SATURDAY March 4, or thereafter ~
river Is open to Omaha md Council Bluffs
The new, fast and light draft steamer BENTON, W.
Howard COMMANDER Lewis l.. Hine. clerk, Will esve -
Fort Beaton and intermediate points SATURDAY March
The new, fast and light draft steamer YELLOW STOH1,
Joseph Bayhood, commander Say Kyland clerk, VII esv4
as above SATURDAY March l8. us. L..
The very fast and light draft steamer FANNY OGDEN
Thomas Townsend commander, Moses Hilard, clerk WI
leave as above SATURDAY, April u.s.
Steamer DEER LODGE win remain between Forts Uniep
and Benton until the cargo Of all the boas Of this line de
cred at Fort Benton.
BY this arrangement shippers have great advs and =
assurance that their freight viii be delivered az desnAte
We are also prepared to furnish LAND TRANSPORTATION
FROM FORT BENTON TO THE MINES, AND VIII
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF LADiNG TO SlLyEx
CITY. LAST CHANCE. PRICKLY PEAR, DEN
LODGE, VIRGINIA CITY, BANNOCK CITY AM
GALLATiN. For freight or passage aPHyto
joining. COPEL1N,
South beast corner Main and Oliver sts.,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, st. Lou4A
Eorth.eas. cor Pine and Commerc!sl-sts., or Mo.
JOHN J. ROE Co,
Convent-st., bet Second and Third sta, j
J. EAGER, Agent, No. IL Broad st. New egt.
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Ocean Cleaners.

r OW RATES Of PASSAGE to CALI
~ FORNIA.
BY STEAMER OF 23d JANUARY
The splendid steamship
OCEAN QUEEN,
90 uns) OF the United States mall line connecting a. Pan
ANA with SACRAMENTO, will take STEERAGE PASSEN.
GERS on their departure, al greatly reduced rates.
Apply 10
d. B. ALLEN,
No. S Bowling Green.
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miscellaneous.

MEXICAN UNION COMMISSION
~ Treasurer Of the American Union Commission aeknow-
5ge the receipt OF the following since the publication
- BIS previous report Urgent appeals cout 70 be received
,hioh o additional donations Of money and OF clothing
f,~ys and oh ll,pn
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1neirutiicn.

4 DEPRESSED 20 LADIES WHOSE EARLY
y EDUCATION has been NEGLEC liD.-A couFesrt
Isiv Teacher will Eyo PRIVATE TUITION IN ihs Ens ~
Bf.lcie. ~ her house. or II The fcdeuecs q pil
1870 NJ DEYEBEUN,
No. - TAlhy hIstst rear FourtA ave.
DOOK-KEEPING, &C.-Mr. DOLBbhR,
ID No Co1 Broadway gvcsprsclicsl N tv-ig> IN
e,, Exchange kc End pares genenel Tor head BOX
Keepers. lie also sanss tfembAns' ,-d nA4ss
Gle CANT business prnmen.
uRVING INSTITUTE, TauytOwn, ~ Y
Boardns school f,f Boys Tho jsth 'emiannua sesfon
viii commence TUESDAY. Nov l. Tor cfcIlari apply 90
tho Principal. - y hp"h' ~ ~
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1904 PENNSYLVANIA CEH Ndts
Ah4 D sTANnARp aAuoE AND DOUbLo

WHITE and oLoRED. c9 81. low s " v. W.
y ~ H q, N'SSs H. . Y% s1f s:ss'' "
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.,A =
The amount previously acEn0F Ie-4 rom iontcI y -
o. 81 ~ should be sli5. 4. - STOUT lieasuIeI'
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT. ?

FOR BOSTON, -.
WORCESTER, PALMER, FLrCHRuRG, NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINa
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. e.
The aud staunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave Newfork daily (Sundays excepedl. O'clock -
from Pier No 20 North River, foot Of Vestryst
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting witt the Steamboat Express Train fom
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston sni Woo
ceste Worcester ard Nashua and NewLondon and Notthss
Railroads.
Freizt taken ct ths lowest rates For Information nqaio
4 s. MARTIN, Agent, on the PICK.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touch.

CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, touch
- Inc a, Queenstown Cork Harb)rl.-The weFknown
ie,nrrs q Tie Liverpool Newiul aid Phaieph steA
,hp Company uruAn Lns carrying tho u = MAN' are In
tended o. .a as follows; e... -, q,
Ed. NyAUH
CITY CF BALTiMORG..........'.. eAINtaI, IAN 80
And ,yery ,ueoeodin SATURDAY, CT noon nom tisf ~
North River. 49, --.
c.y.b,. 4, gold er rs equivalent IN Gun ency:
FIRcf CABlS. $50 ooiSIEthAoE ;,'."'''FpW
F'rrt Cabin to on3on. IS 20 S,ccrge 70 onion.. 81
d., Collin 10 Pss.. % % Stserass TO Paris ~ 10
10 Hamburg % 90 sleergs 70 HAmbuIy 81 "
Pas.eussrs iso forwarded to HAVE, bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp. 40, Vt equally low rates c, -, 80.
FAges nom Liverpool OF Cueensown, st Cabin, so SS2
eIo5 Steerage $50. Those who wish to send Tor theI
fiepds can bay tickets mere a, these rates.
FoI further Information, eplly ut the Cohpmy' omcss
JOHN @. DALE. Agent. No - Broadway, y. Y
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Take % Bslsam. Mercury, or anplsassni Ies.iioias
frr unpleasant and dangerous iisu@sss.
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Mr.. Cooper said that in horse steal
ing, robbery, or arson, If the punish
ment was death, the juries would not
convict In the courts now holding.
even in cases of serious crime, iuries
assess the punishment stthe very low.
est term by two or three years The
bill before the House did not deal
with the crimes Of gUerrillaism. The
House must consider whether the ee--
fanny of punishment is not more likely
to deter from crime, more than sersr;,,,
The amendments reported bv the
committee were adopted by So for n
% against, IS follows:
Aycs-Messrs. Brittle, Coward, Cooper
Copeland, Donaldson, Doughty. Due6sp'
Elliot, Fusan, Gaines, Garrett, Gaut' Grif
nth, Grove, Hermans, Heiskell Hen.
derson, Hudson, Jarvis. Kerchival
Lewis, McNair, Mulloy, Norman. Scales
simmons, Symmetry, Shultz Smith. ~
hardeman, Steele, Snodderly. Steesld
Thomas, of Coffee, Wright. Willis135
Noes-Messrs. Arnell, Carter. DilIen.
Faulkner, Garner, Gilmer, Hood, Jones,
Of Green, Mason, Melton. MINIS. Mul.
lenlxi Mullins; Nicks, Porter, Pickett
kaulston, Rogers, Smith, of Obiop
Ihornburg, Underwood, Wagner, Wa
tiers, Of Wilson, Waters, of Madison
Walker, Woodcoclx-26.
The amendment. including bridsf
and house burning, was adopted
The House took a recess until two
o'clock.
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n MS. s. HARPER, OF SOUTH NASHVILLE.
With gratitude TO God in Heaven
Thy folds are TO the breezss given,
Hoping that this bright, blooming Spring
Brings peace upon her verdsnt wing.
Twelve months we've kept thee stored away
Praying to God to speed the day
when thou again should proudly wave,
Our country, North and South, to save.
Tie would not tsunt nor ysinly boast,
Bat humbly to the God Of hosts
Do pray thst peace may be restored,
Aud God by all may be sdoTed.
nor would my lips dsle utter forth
One bitter word to South or North,
But the very breatbings Of my soal
That wars dark tide may cesse TO roll.
That past offences be forgot,
And from each soul that every spot
or al past errors be forgiven
Through Christ, our advocate in Heaven
On, chat our ruisrs God may fear,
AID lie himself their hearts prepare
10 act O. faithful, true and wise
rs: recorded on the skies.
That he may ever By them stand,
G1urd them By has Almighty hand,
Directing every thought end word
Til pescs snd order be restored.
TN the cruel tide Of wsr is stsy'd
aud swords are into ploughshsres made,
TIL man 10 more his neighhor fesrss
and pruning hooks be made Of spssrs.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
sENATE

- BY a =.
THURSDAY, April 20, 1865
The Senate met st the usual hour,
Speaker Rogers in the chair. Prayer
Nv the Rev. Mr. Allen.
The putting down of the carpet in
the Senate Chamber not being COM
plated, the Session was held in tn e
Library rooms Of the Capitol
Mr.. Randolph, Chairman Of the Com
rnittee on Elections, made a report in
regard TO the contested election of De-
witt c. Senter and Vincent Myers, de
claring Mr.. Senter, the sitting mem
her. entitled 20 his seat, he having re-
ceiyed the largest number of votes in
tho State upon the general ticket
Mr.. rrimble moved that the report
Ice laid CD the table for the present
A motion by Mr.. Trimble, that one
hundred copies OF the report be printed
Tor the use Of the Senate, was concur
rcd IN
Mr. Butler introduced Senate Bill
90. 49, in regard TO cOnspiraoies q
work treason Passed frat reading
M Trimble introduced Senate Bill
90 lg) TO regulate the appointment o.
Notary Publics. Passed first reading
and referred 70 the Judiciary Commit
tee
Henry W. Barr, Messenger to the
Senate, rendered his resignation Of that
position, on account Of press Of bust
ness
On motion, the Senate adjourned un
al O'Clock, T. N.
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Samaritan's Wash

Il, in case Of syphilis, used in CONJUNCTION With
the Root snd Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy Of these remedies j. alike acknowl-
sdged b. physicians AMI patients. They are used
N the q. S; Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many Of our brave soldiers.
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@ilitarg 9irtstaFg
Subsistence Department.
COL A BECKwITH, c. @. g.,
Military Division Of the MississipDi

COL A. BECKWITH, @ @. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT. J. C. REID, C. c. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland once No Il
Sonth Cherry street, wee Col. Porter.
OAPr, SAN. J. IITTLE, c. &,
Depot COnami5saTJ Subsistence. Office No. 10
Cherry street.
CAPT. s. y. HENDERSON, O. g.,
Post Oo1missary Subsistence, Once North side
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT, D. r. LAMEREAS, Q. O. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. ofice at .. g. Slaughter
House, wee Capt Glover.
CAPT. ". n. NLFNAN, @. q,
In charge Of u. 8. Bakery, snd Dsbursinz Oou-
E7issary Subsistence, vice Capt John A. Irvine.
once 40. ~ Csdar-street.
LIEUT.. J. s. GALLEETINE, A. Q. g.,
in charge Of Soldiers Rest corner Cherry ami
GnuTch-strsets, wee Lieut. Henry King.
LIEUT., .. 3 HoLIIsTER, A. @. & q A A. q n
In charge Of Herimsn, Stables, &e Oriss 81
U. s Cs5iis Depot, below Lower LsYee.
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glnsIlrille City AiEeftoru.
MnnIcIpaI OMcers.

JoHx HuoH SMITH, Mayor.
WM. SHANE, Recorder.
RuFus HEERY, Treasurer.
JoHN CHUNKY, City Marshal.
w. II. WnKNsoS, Deputy Marshal.
JAMES A. STEELE, -"
A. c. TUCKER
JosEFH i. RYAN, "--ass7
A. B. SHAEKLE, Revenue Collector
E. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JoHx 81 SE4BURY Superintendent Of
Water Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
OF Water Works.
Dan. CUSE1EGHAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works.
WN J. SLIEKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L. N. FIREMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment. III
Low GoRsY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment 80.
VIZ WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOHN @ DoDD, Work House Keeper.
Il L. NoRYILIE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk MaFket
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market.
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The Acting President Inhnson.

An eminent portrait painter well &C
quainted with Mr.. Lincoln. and often
admitted 10 intimate and uureserved
conversation with him, gives Us this
anecdote.
Two or three weeks since, - he was
talking with Mr.. Lincoln, silusion was
made 70 the Vice President, Andrew
johnson. Mr.. Lincoln expressed him.
self in warm terms Of that gentleman 3
merits, observing that he had done
nobly for his country.
"de is too much Of a man, continued
Mr. Lincoln, "for the American people
70 cast him of for a single error IN
j.. Posi-
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CERTIFICATES OF cURE

From sighi 10 fEsnty years Standing. Mn nsu.rz
En0au b sciance a1d alie.
FOR medical Dr0PsTues d bachu, zee Dfrpsaas
tory Il TIE United 3tataa.
- Pr9ssssoT Dsssss' ValuAbis vsfEs o. As
Prscilcs q fhysic-
So rsH.lTks uAis b ne iais eslsbraisa D.
PhJsca. Ptil1lisiptta-
81 raTnarks made b d, Ephrazn NaDossii.
osie5-atet Physicisu, Esd nelnbsr III - Ros.i
college - 7ilFgecus. iTea1d, End pttlrlI.l Il -
Irznfecto1s d ths King Ead Quss.u7s IoTIr1.l
Sc hsetco-g rlrg,ca kegiss, pahlstsi -
Ba1isEin TrsFers. FsiioN q Ne Royai C5gsls =
Surgsons.
50 most % rs lsae sla1aard works oarnaasss.
szfrsvi 80 - Pal sostis. o. - Is So
lmUr4 Ross Wash, 81 - -,
u tiafe eoaaE q each OR n3 nhieh riu i,
suncisnt p euFs tts most otslnafs cEsss II sir-
1ous ere edharad ..
Dehysree p Az sdareas. securely pseksa nan
5tssrFallo1.
~ lsscrhs symPto1s n a sonluazis.soss.
-afss t-~t-9seed AdFlc4 EEAa1,
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And not 10 bs paid until you know what Yoa will
receive


70 o exon
All the goods IN the above List VIII be sold. Nitn-
out reservation, for oSE D0ILAR each. Certificates
IF All the various articles placed ~ similar en-
volopes snd sealed. These envelopes VIII be s6nt
BY mall, OF delivered 81 our office, without regard
u choice. On receiving q certificate you VII s5s
what It represents Gnd lt - optional with you 10
send one dollar aGd re26iTe the article named, or
any other IN the Est Of same value. In ell transact
tons by mail We charge Tor forwarding the cert g.
Gates paying postage and doing the business p
cent? each. FTvF CERTIFICATES viii be sent for 81
ELEyFF for 81 THTRTT for s.; 5ILTF-ETvE for so +;
and OsE HUNDRED for SIS By this mode ,sse g5gs
selections nom svaFied stock Of hne Foods a the
best make aud latest styles, and Of intrinsic woTsh
1t a nominal price, while all have chance u Eeeu-
ring srticies Of the very highest value.
" e guarantee entire satisfaction In every insLsncs
and " there should be auy person dissatisfied Win
sny article they Eisy Tac6iFe they Day IT0Ir ediE
~ return %, and the price viii be refunded.
kaEEEs-Ne allow those acurg IS Agents Tsn
Cents ON escb CeTbncste ordered, provided iheiT
remittance aIuouat 10 One Dollar
They viii collect twenty i've cents for every Cor
thcate, aud retaining 10 cehts, remit 90 us - ccuts
for each.
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Police Department.

Captain OF Police-H. A. Chumbley.
let Lieuteuant-DRHiel A. Birchett
% Lieutenant a G. Byron.
lst Ward-H. Thompson, Vim. Stewart, T n.
Scott
q Ward-John Firth, A. CrosthWslt
81 Wsrd-Jas. Miller, W. Bonds, X ". Garner,
VIM. Danley.
4ta Wsrd-Wm. Mallory, ". ". Thompson.
9Th Wsr4-Joseph Phillips. Al. Essld, Vance
Riley. -
elh Wsrd-Sam Piummer, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav
ender, ChRs Hill
18th WaId--Joseph Caps. }. Csstlemsn, ". p.
Saunders W. Vaughan.
sth Wsrd-Beu smith, Thos Henderson, F. R.
Niehol, Il. 4 Mansfield
9Th Wrd-Wm Watson, B. Mckinney, r. r.
Hall, jas. Hall.
AZ ''sie1ts North OF Bread street-Robt F. Hodge
d. Cfosthwsit.
Assistants South Of Broad street,. ". clover
John l. CotTell.
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ron sl&L4S--A Farm Of 1861 acres, smiles from
Nashville, near thR Gsllann pike, a large 2-storj
slob- house m glod repair, spleudd cellar undel
the whole house, new frame kitchen and cabin
never failing epring covered with good rocA
bPnoE house, 90 acres in clover, the fret cHttins
q 81 sold for tsso AZ acres in Vineyard ina
land Is 81 good. Timber enough for 6re-Eood
Terms easy
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oorBaT Capitol AFOsus End PARA Street, opposB
Esd fsoet 81 Btsis OsTasol
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate met pursuant 70 adjourn
meat No quorum being present it
adjourned 10 half past nine o clock to-
MORROW morning