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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05
1868 PENNsYLvANIA1SSS
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOU


On and aner MONDAY, October 10, 1885, trains will
nS s., Sasn oow
:,s l::.
lions At Harrisburg Tor New YORK. Baltimore, and wash
ns.on and at philadelphia for New York. boston, and
xITooN1 HSccoxnopArIoN, daily ....p. sunday,
m stepping al rs.ui., station. between
RsIrosd ISsn.burssnd Crssson Rsiiro.d, and HOiii.
F iTTss1Rah AND ERIE MAIL, daily ..e.p. Sunday,
A. 100 .. m, stopping only a. Conemaugh osllitien,
nsetion !. Harrisburg for New York, Baltimore. and
NAIL H'SCicoxMoDArIoN, daily t..s.p. Sunday, a,
Pittsburg and Harrisburg, making connections with
trains on the Ebsn.burs and crssson railroad and Hoi-
PiiiLAbELPHiH EXPRESS, daily q. 49, p H. stop.
Soss.msusS asi,s Aoons HuSssSoa is~isown
AZ Hsr5,:Surs direct soDI:eons are
a Philadelphia for New York. Boston, ana inisrmsdats
:PTS 1o s .Ds n s.1
goHssrows HoeoasSDA ALTON, daily t....p. Sun.
fi and i :.
Inssseon with trains the Indiana Branch and West
:.oppas only !. Coa.nssss osIit..n. x.ocs., Hunt:
making connsction at Harrisburg for New York Bait.
more and Washington, and At Philadelphia for New
York, Boston and intermediate points, Sleeping
through in this train 10 Philadelphia and TO New
| York on the Allentown route.
First Accommodation Train for wallis Station leaves
| daily Except Sunday At $50 a. m.
Second Train for WALL Station leaves
| daily Except Sunday at $40 q. m.
Third Accommodation Train for Wallis Station leaves
| daily Except sunday at 3S5 p. m.
Fourth Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
| daily Except sunday at g. o5 p. m.
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping At all sta
| tons between Pittsburgh and Penn, at 10.S1 p m.
The Church Train leaves wall . Station every sunday
81 s06 n, and arriving In Pittsburgh al 1905 q
Rsturning leaves Pittsburgh at l260 p m, and arrives
at WallS Station Of a0op. m.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH.

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS
To Charleston, Savannah Augusta, Atlanta, West Point
Neon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest
The managers Of this old-estabshed and favorite
route, with q view to maintaining Its we'll
Preatigs have thoroughly refurnished 1t with new and
passenger cars all Of the latest and most
approved pattern and built expressly with eye to
health, elegance, and comfort On all night trains lux
urous, paatal cars Possessing every modern
improvement we'll ventilated and replets with every
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all i'm
portant points South.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
N. @: By 80 doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMFORT
For through tickets reliable information apply at
the Ticket Ofoe, the southwest Of Pennsylva
". J. WALKER,
jt2o General Agent.
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First Presbyterian, Rev. @. G. McCampbell pas.
tori service II a. m. and 8 p. IN.
Second Presbyterian, Rev T. Leftwich pastor;
services IL a In. and p. m
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Joseph R. Wheeler
pastor; service II a, m and p m
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev. Mr.. Langhorn
pastor service II n. IN. and p. IN.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Henry Nice pastor;
service II a. m. and D. IN.
Christ Church, Episcopal, Rev. DR. McMurdy
pastor service II a. IN. and IN.
St. Paul's Church, Episcopal, Rev q. W. Norton
PASTOR service II u. IN. and D. m
Grace Church, Episcopal, Rev. D. T. spripo
pastor; service II a. IN. and p m
Baptist Church. Rev G. G Biting pastor ser.
vice 4 a. IN. and p. m.
Catholic Church, Rev. p KrOes PASTOR service
II a m and p. m.
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I'HlS lS1O I'll NOllCE III LATHE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, in the District Of Columbia
letters Uf administ alton the personal estate Of
Susan T. Gordon, late Of Washington, d. c. deceased
Az Pers"ns having claims against the said deceased
ale hsreJy warned to exhibit the same, with the
voucher. thereof to the subaerbsr before the I'd
day Of October next; they may otherwise By law be
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under ny had this ID day Of October, 1855.
DAVID GORDON,
oe3.iavSws Executor,
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RAILR O A ID ..

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT THUM AUGUST II, ISBB
LEAVE SOUTH FERRY.
For Jamaica, z45a and 1915 m, 1880, 5, A6+5 and
6.45 p. IN.
For Hampstead, 7 As and 1918 m, and and p. m
For eyosset, 10. is q. m, and pm.
0reenport, 745 a. m, and p. IN.
Leave Jamaica for Brooklyn, g. 20, 80, s2, 0, aud
10 q. m and |, $40, 4, 9, and Up. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Connecting at East New York with city cars.
Leave Jamaica, s, Q, and II M, 216, $780, 8, and
Q. Is pm
Leave East New York for Jamaica, 8 80, Q. 80, and
II. 80 q. m, I. 20, 245, 4, 8 80, and 4 p. m.
The T. 45 a. m. train from South Ferry connects with
L. l. X. r. excursion train. D j. MOLLOY,
se2e Superintendent
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pass through each train before reaching the depot take
mp checks and deliver baggage any part Of the city
once No. 40 Penn street. open day and night where all
orders for the movement Of Passengers and baggage
will receive prompt attention.
Baltimore express will arrive with Philsdslphia
press at 4 80 p. N. on Mondays
HoTICI.-fn ease Of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsblsfor psrsons baggage only, and
''' - ~ WI. BEoKwIrH, Agent,
A. the Psnnsylvania Central Railroad Passenger eta
hon. Liberty aud Washington strsats
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Washington and Alexandria boats leave each plsc,
every hour from q. IN. to 8 p IN.
The hne steamer WAwAsET can be chartered for ex
cursions. J. VAN RIsWICK,
my7. SIN Gen sup,tP y Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

@O O0n WILL BUY THE RESIDENCE OF CAPT.
QA.UUU O. de WAL pleasantly located in the village Of
sayvile u Il one acre OF ground honse containing nine
with fruit ornamental trecs the Great South Bay
Inquire the premises Of SILSBE STILL boat No.
II, foot of Broorne street. Il. r.
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C1p 0nO FARM FOR SALE; ONE OF THE
%lO.UUU. finest 10 the Statc situated very high
ground in the town Of Weston Fairfield county Connect
Haven Railroad, 40 miles from New York; 100 acres Of
land, waste which three dwelling houses. three
barns three failing wells nc spring Of water that
supplies house and barnyard two fine apple orchards and
variety Of other fruit bargain at the price For
further particulars call address WARD NICHOLS,
Wesiport, Conn.
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CRoTov AQuEDUcr DEPARTMENT, ENGIYEEAs
~ once, New York, July n.
POS, RoDsrP9NBMENT

PO5rp0NBMENT.
Tn. seD. Of &c ss. ~ sss iols oS As m Of Ap
% ssseea s ss ss e. h. be
st during the With the Mayor q New Yor the s.s
sis ana report % ssass the sasSnssSa:
proper railway railways susd 70 hS
sSa siSI a as
and injury % properly on q sdsssSs @ as route
iSs following are the member. Of Tie eomnission;-
SSs senator Henry Henry T. l. Low fSs''"'
senator Charles q. Cornell.
s's;s E 5ss" + 4 4 @Ssd's'
Al msssines q the Board held on MAY q and June
invited s q sas ns ps IL ssd po |
smsrsced in Che above resou.or 70 Be sas. y ~
ely y New YORK. % o. before tuesday ;is Edss q Aa
The COMMITTEES deem desrsbe that DE plans should 10
'' ';iI zsDSE
A. VI 0slvrs, sscres.ry -. 4. .,s.x.a !. an. n.
q. Y; Sss 'ss . = =, "
MANcaEgrEe July q is S,d.; L , mEsEsY
IVA: s J: $3.50 s ss:s:ss % jiisiI 90
g zs 8. ... Syss ss1s ss Z ~,
s:;:; q: al. {; :: q 90
s Co e: tn s &: sd. U.s.; = a.: :::s
d1 Nv vs.s ossv. AssuA n NJ '-' 80 -
MAanL1 nAnLnE4 -
ISxasLsiSED SLAfl .lAlH81(-S9Sf1on II
HSz SS ds s,sss. ~ stss = and ni' "a
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ITO C0NTRACT0Rs.-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR
grading Riverdall IN the OF Yonkers
Rtverdal TO Kings Bridge, little than miles win
be received by the Commissioners the Office OF their
engineer Thomas G. Cornell In the village OF Yonkers mp
e. three o'clock r. Of Saturday the 25h q August 1855
oee OF the Town Clerk OF the Yonkers or AZ the
ONCE Of Mr. Cornell engineer Of the board where also blank
forms OF proposals OF any further information may be
obtained. II. y. SPAULDING,
WIN. q. ACKERNAN,
SAMIA u. BABCOCE,
MARTIN BATES.
RICHARD LAWRENCE,
YoxKrRs lat Aug, 1886 Commissioners under the Act
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST Is 1855


COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EOR aALE-fwO FINE DWELLINGS. AT 0ROTOS,
II on the Hudson riyer
ENoR sALE-A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, WIyH
u garden and outhouses In g. Johns avenue, Cfkjn
Staten Island. Inquire the promises Of Mr. FAKLQN.
EoR SALE OR ExCHANaB-FINE yARM 8F THIRTY
acres, hour from city; beautifully Hcatod the
salt water; location unsurpassed.
MILLS VAN wYoK, q broadway.
TINTED STATES LANDS AT Sixty CENTS PER
~ acre 10000 acres Of United States Land War
Land Warrant Broker, Detroit, Mich.
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(yRoToN ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals win be received at this once Ro,unda,
City Hall Pnrk) until II O'Clock A. NJ of Monday August O
1856 for the construction OF Dam and its
for storage Reservoir Boyds Corners in the
township Of Kent, Putnam county, N. 2.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposal for Dam, &C. for
storage Reservoir in Putnam county for Aque-
duet Department. and also have Endorsed the Of
the bidder and date of his proposal.
Plans be and specifications obtained al the sce
Of the engineer in charge Boyds Corners Carmel
Specifications can also be obtained AZ this Office.
THOMAS SrEPHENS,l Croton
ROBT J.. DARRAGH,f Aquciuct
A. W. CRAVEN, Dept
NEW YORK.. July 30. 1856
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5000 ono NASHVILLE CITY SIX r, PER CENT;
the Manhattan Company York class security
Total liability $3.50 00 representing 90 taxable prep
erty and owning absolutely Of its right one mill
lion.
The Comm sioners are offering the above loan and
mend the stock capitalists and
Investment -
house, Pearl 60.
I A. ). DUNCAN, Commissioners. :;
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-25
By Telegraph
MIGHT DISPATCHES
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Davis in the City.
About Davis Trial.
Beast Buffers" appointment.
Vessels Sunk.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Davis in The City.
Beast Buffers" appointment
Vessels Sunk

WASHINGTON, May PA special dele
CATION has arrived here from Newbern, y
G on a mission to break down the elect o
the exposures made by Gems. Fullerton anc
Steedman, as TO the management Of freed
mems affairs in that Stale.
Their statements, casting Elections upon
the conduct OF one of the Presidents Com
missiouers while at Newberu, is auIiOuslJ
looked for. 1t 10 believed no stone will b'
left unturned to crush the men who have
been instrumental in exposing the neiarl
Gus transactions Of the Freedmen's Bureau
agents.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is in the city, gues
Of the Obitt House.
In default Of the action by Congress pro
viding COR the prompt redemption Of cur
rencv of National Banks, the Secretary o.
the Treasury cOntemplates establishing al
the Treasury Department system Of sort
ing and forwarding to Banks for REDEEM
ton their National Bank issues.
The Constitutional amendment IN the
Senate, and the Freedmen's Bureau bill IN
the House, are under consideration
speeches and business unimportsnt.
The New York Times says the trial oil
jeff Davis will commence at Richmond IN
two wesks. His counsellOrs are Charles
O'Conuer, Jas. 7. Brady, Geo. Shea, of lew
York; ". B. Read, of Philadelphia; Brown
Of Baltimore, and Pugh Of Ohio.
Late reports contradict the death Of Sen
ator Wright, Of New Jersey.
From reports proposed by the Chamber
Of Commerce, it appears that the number Of
vessels captured by Confederate Privateersi
was 283 their tonnage being l32, 3O7 es-
timated value, $25, SAC, 900. Several Of these
were bonded and released, leaving S2O,Oeo,-
600, as the value Of vessels actually de-
stroyed.
NEW York, May 24.-The United State:
Commissioner has discharged Otter Burlin-
binder, declaring that he should not be
held, as he was not personally engaged IL
shipping nitro glycerine to San Francisco
Ben. Butler has been appointed MAJOR
General of the Massachusetts militia.
BosToS, May 24.-The American brig
Elizabeth was run into this morning by the
British brig J. B. King. The latter sunk
| instantly, carrying down four OF her crew
NEW ORLEANS, May 24.-Gen. Candy hal
zone to Washington. Gen. Baird Is nov
Department commander. The Topographic
| cal Engineers have arrived for the purpos'
of surveying the passes at the mouth of thu
Mississippi, and improving their naViga
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, lSC6.

In ChanceTy at huntington, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, lSC6.
JJGBM BurrOW,
vs.. Bill.
BuTrOW.
IN this cause. Il appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter thst the defendants Hannibal RAIDER. Martial
RAIDER and his fe Msry, Brevard, billiard Fort
and wife Elizabeth, John Somers ard wife Msrba,
John, Banks NJ and EIenorsh Bascum, and NapO-
leon Sorners, children OF John and Maubs, Nap0-
lean Burrow and child Of Banks VI, net citizens
m This state but Of the State of Arkansas and also
Eawsri Keen and wife Mersnds, Napoleon =,
Marv. John b, and Virginia Keen, dt iendants, are
oon-residents OF the state Of Tennessee, 50 that
he ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them: 49,.
ms therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks IN the Nashville Union,
A neFspaper published ID the city Of Nashville re-
guirpg sand defendants 20 appeRr 81 next court, %
h. held al the courthouse 10 the town Of Hun.Ing-
don. Tenn on the first Monday IN August next,
then and there 10 plead, answer or demUr % COM
pgiuanrs hin or the same viii be taken for COMES
sci a. 10 Them AMI set for hearing eT parte.
sprlU-4tE s " HAWKINS, G & NJ.
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Wanted.

A GENTS wanted IN every town and neiehtor-
"A hood. for .'THE GREAT LABOR sANEi|
new article m CREST demand worm S-J - sty
GuniIy Secured Nv ustept and very ssleshle.
Agents, male and female, are making - 10 81 per
day with capital Of 6 TO SO. Any person hAylhs
q little spare time, viii find lt pleasant and pIou'
sEe Address X WAlNELL,
mays SIM Box 47Si Chicago III.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-25

Hon. Columbus Delano, OF OHIO
wrote a letter to the johnson meeting
at Philadelphia, in which he expresses
his cordial sympathy with the move
ment Mr.. Delano is an able and hon
eat man. He will be valuable acqul
sition to the Presidents supporters IN
the House.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

HEGEMAN'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II OF Calisaya Bark, with PyrOphosphate Ct Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN 8 CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, New York.
PYkOPHOSPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
+. Robquet, Of Paris, in 1855 and received iaYora-
bic notice from the French Academy II is easl y
assimilated, and not decompOsed IN the s.omacn BY
food or the gastric JUICE; It IL prompt, ethclenl
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and Is not stimulating or Irritant.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK IS pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties o
Casaya Bark, and contains eight grams OF the ~
rophosphsie Of Iron IN each fluid ounce and m al
cases, where MUD and efhcsciOus Iron Tome i
desired, will be found a most valuable preparation
Samples furnished TO Physicians on appi cation
PURE VACCINE CRU5T5. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HEGEMAN & cos Cordial Elixir Oalssya bark
Alum and Kino Lozenges and Chlorate Potash 10
zenges. All the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
mari en- Chemists and Druggists, New York
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need
be 50 no longer, II they use "COsrAR's" Eztsrmina-
tor. We have used 70 70 our sau-factOni and u a
box cost s., We would have 10. We have tred poi
sons but they effected nothing but "Costar's' ar
tcIe knocks the breath Of Rats, Nice, Reaches,
Ante and Bsd-BuRs, quicker than can write b.
10 is 10 great demand all over the country Medina
(Dlngl G1zgtte.
80 ,lCosrAR.s, ndHartisernent aboYe.
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GOVERNMENT sALEs.-Capt. Hamill, to-
dsv. sells large number Of engines and 10
comotives Of great value. See advertise
meut.
Major Wills will also sell large quantity
OF wood located at various points. See adj
yertiscmeut
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n.xrys.-Tho third Annual Exhibition
..w..s ELF. A. GooDwTS's Dancing Acad-
o-r took place at the Masonic Temple last
evening. A largo number Of our citizens
r.-r present by invitation, The greater
number of them being relatives or friends
.ae pupils. The young folks" were IN
inc sn.r.ts. looked charmingly, and danced
with becoming grace and animation The
r -amme embraced cotillous, waltzcs,
r.sas. ouadrlles, Irish jigE, horn pipes,
highland filings and the latest and most
fashionable fancy dances; there being alto
-..hgr thirty-soveu on the bill. We shall
a.tuadartakc to point out any particular
dance or dancer that gave satisfaction. The
whole exhibition was pleasing and elected
warm demonstrations ofapproOation. Miss
Goodwin deserves the highest commenda-
ton for the assiduity and skill with which
s.a has instructed her classes, and they'r an
honor to her. A Nashville girl, respected
a-I loved boy "a largo circle Of admirinE
friends. q teacher Of rare accomplishments
a.- Academy could scarcely fail to be IA
F.rte with Nashville parents. We are
glad that its success has been decided; ano
u.s. that it may be even more so in future
With this exhibition the Academy close:
u-. next fall. In the meantime, Mis-.
Goodwin goes east with view to the acqui
a..a o.. ell the new and fashionable dances
.rlaa benefit Of her future classes. sh,
T.r..aru with everything new and beau
taught IN the Eastern cities, and viii
make l.- Academy still more worthy o
pubic favor. Parents who contemplate
having their children instructed should
bear Tins in mind.
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pr. Qutuinc Mercer Refuses to
UHCIatC.

A few H.rs since friend OF ours was
standing a aautol steedmau's restaurant
looking 90 Che hugo turtle there ON eThIb'.
t.a. vLau be was aceostcd hy country
r.rn with
OF say, friend, what is chat animal ~
"Thaa why, that is a radical" replied
rr #eaH.
awsI." responded the countryman, see
a- ,ao head of the turtle dropping on the
.aad, "lt looks sick"
aE.s." said our friend, looking up, and
seeing DR. q. Mercer at his elbow, " he
auGs aumc quiuinc, and here is the Doc
i.-arrly 60 him."
by. Mercer, unlike most physicians, con
Guided hedidu't care, just then, to cTten,
DIS practice, and he LETT, without offering
Oh. poor animal as much as a dose Of hi
.arrr.e medicine.
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1866

EFARMERs AND HOUsEKEEPEH5- re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth o. Grain,
Provisions SC, are annually destroyed By Rate,
Nice Ants and other insects and VsruIn-sU Of
which csn b prevented BY q few dosrs' worth Of
"C1srAE's'' Rat, EDscn, Ant, &C, DETERMINATION,
boueh and used freely
ne see "C0srAA's' advertisement above.
sB-soli in Nashville, Tenn, by ". J. & g. ".
SMITH, and al Druggists and Dealers.
ruarchI7-3m dtW
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MortCnge Sale.

By c. B. Nichels a Co., 81 Broad street,
Saturday, May %.
House, Hall and Kitchen Furniture,
Drugs, Medicines, Groceries, Whisky, No
tons. etc, etc, to be sold for cash, and must
be taken away on day Of sale.
The above is a lot Of goods sold on account
Of Small 4 Wentworth, to satisfy deed OF
trust given to William Harlan, the 2lst day
OF August, 1865.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, May "a.
The Senate met at 81 O'Clock a. m.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, May "a.
The Senate met at S Z o'clock a. m.
NEW BILLS.
Senate bill No. 4O3, by Mr.. Trimble: Pro-
posed amendment 10 the constitution
Sec. j. From and after the 4lh day Of
July, 1868, every white man Of the age Of
twenty-One years, and upwards, being a
citizen Of the United States and Of the
State Of Tennessee, and resident in the
county in which he may offer to vote, six
months next preceding the day Of election,
and every white alien male Of the same
age, who has filed his declaration Of inten-
ton to become a citizen Of the United
States, and has resided one year within the
State, aud six months in the county IN
which he may offer to vote, next preceding
the day of election, shall be entitled to en-
Joy the right Of suffrage, and vote IN all
public elections.
Sec q From and after the 4th day Of
July, 1876, every man Of every race, Of the
sge Of twenty one years and upwards, be-
ing a citizen of the United States and of
the State Of Tennessee, resident in the
county in which be may offer to vote, six
months next preceding the day Of election,
shall be entitled to enjoy the right Of suf-
frage ard vote in all public elections, and
all persons entitled 10 vote shall be subject
TO military duty and to poll tax.
SIC. 3. No person coming Of age from
and after the 4th Of July, 1876, shall be en-
titled 10 enjoy the right Of suffrage who can
not read and write. Passed On first read
ing.
Senate bill No. 4O4 by Mr.. Hall: To in
corporate the Nashville Shutzin Veroin
Nashville Shooting AssociatiOn). Passed
on first reading, and withdrawn Tor amend
ment.
MESSAGE PROM THE GOVERNOR.
Executive message No. IG was received,
as follows:
STATEOF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE Dept,
NASHVILLE, May "a, 1866. J
GouCem-n OF the Senate:
/ herewith nominate for Comm ssioners
Of the metropolitan Police Of the city Of
Nashville, the following gentlemen: For
Superintending Commissioner, Simon r..
Brown; For Financial Commissioner, Jas.
Davis; for Clerical Commissioner, Fred
orick W. Sparkling; and respectfully ask
your confirmation.
W. G. BRowELow.
Referred to the special committee on
House bill No. Sol.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 532: To amend an act Incorporating
the Memphis City Railroad Company,
passed June z, 1865. Indefinitely post
poned-ayes -, noes /.
House bill No. 498: To remove the county
seat Of Shelby county-ayes II, noes .
and ordered to be transmitted to the House.
ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Senate bill No. 224: To incorporate the
Nashville and Eastern Railroad Company,
House amendment concurred images .,
noes 8.
Adjourned.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-25

H.sD BLL.-The bin to authorize
nance of bonds, 10y the City Council
..r.r.. rrsssd its third reading in the
Representative yeste. day, and is
r. law. We are glad of this; and we
ia. see the citizens come up and vote
.sHuq.Htiou when ID is submitted to
.... uaao 800 will insure the improve
....r ..ho rtrra,s and tho extension OF
- pipe TO the suburbs; while If it is
a.I chat cannot be done without a
IVY increase IN direct taxation.
m.. The city must be improved is appo.
-..tso.sry one; and it can only be done
--a ,h. tssuiug of boud', or by heavy
..t.,at5an. The former method D.
certainly tho preferable one.