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prepared to sell at Factory prices, Wis
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Ovens and Pots; Trace, Back and Log Chains!
Spades, Shovelss and Pitch Forks, Cotton and
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Locks; Grass, Clover, Grain and Bramble Blades
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Rogers Brs Plated Wares Frying p long and
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Fine New Cheese, Fresh Butter,
Sugar Cured Hams, ~ Refined Leaf Lard
Fresh Cream Grackers,1 Pine Apple Cheese, ~ 30
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Golden Syrup Old Java Cfee,,, ~ +
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5taguayra Cohse,sisw Y GuhpowdsY and Sis
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s1o CLERK OF THE MARKET.
TIME undersigned, in answer to the
4 many enquiries made as to his intention OF
being candidate for the above office on the 25th
Of June next, does hereby respect ully announce
discharge the duties thereof, with the same fear
less and impartial spirit that he did during the
two years he held that Office under embarrassing
and unfavorable circumstance. .,,--,
junl-tdeJsI WILLIAM P. HENNELLY. z
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A constitutional Amendment.

The Amendment to the Federal Con-
stitution reported by the Central Di-
rectory," passed the House of Repre-
sentatiyes on the 10th inst, by more
than two-thirds majority. 1t was ex-
pected, from the character Of the
debate upon it, that the third section,
which disfranchises the rebel popula-
ton of the South until alter the next
Presidential election, would bestricken
out. But it passed Just as it came from
the Directory" The strategic pArlia-
mentary tactics of some of the Demo
cratic members closed the avenue to
amendment and forced vote upon the
proposed amendment without change.
This result was no doubt distasteful to
Republican members who had spoken
against the odious third section; and
although they voted afirmatiyely, it
was probably with the expectation that
the enate would rid the amendment
of the Objectionable feature. 1t is pos
sible that the Senate may crafty their
wishes, though we regard the matter as
uncertain.
The amendment is of such a charac-
ter it can ever command, should it be
adopted by the Senate, the vote of the
Legislatures of three fourths Of the
States, for its ratification as the ConsG-
tuition provides But Mr. Stevens, of
Pa, proposes 20 surmount the hHle diff
culties by declaring that the eleven
states of the South which engaged in
the rebellion are not States of the
Union, and that, therefore, it is only
necessary for the Legislatures OF nineteen.
instead of hoenty seen, States to ratily
the amendment and make it part of
the Constitution. This proposition is
atrocious, but it will find able and
earnest supporters amongst the radica
republicans. If they feel strong enough
10 so before thespecple with it, they
will not hesitate to DO so; because it is
the only loop they have left to hang
hope upon of the ratification of the
amendment
No Southern State viii ratify it, and
none ought They have done all that
they could reasonably have been asked
TO do; aud should pay no heed 10 the
partisan demands of the Stevenses, and
Summers, and Phillipses, who seek only
20 degrade them Thanks to the ad-
mirable system Of our Governments no
State can be long deprived Of its rights
and privileges without hearing. The
constantly recurring elections afford
ample opportunities of appeal from
wicked, selfsggrandizing parties and
leaders TO the yirtuous masses of sthe
people, and though they may be de-
ceived and betrayed, and sometimes
give wrong judgments, ultimately they
are sure 80 correct wrong and punish
evil-dOers. The Southern States can
afford to await their verdict
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Book learling Is good but i IS not ell,
sufifage is tie ihing-it is the Harvard Of
the nati0 COTS noTiasl school lor the
eduestion Of ibe ma ses = Wendell fh1lsiPs.
Mr. Phillips preelaimed this senti-
ment 10 The American Anti-SlaveTy So
ciety al lis meeting in New York city
on the 8th. Some Of his radical breth-
rem out here don't believe lie breaches
Gods truth; but only Wendell Philips
ism. They think "book-lafnin' bad
thing, especially for ringers" and suf
frage g normal school to educate thems
selves into a knowledge of the means
Of getting and retaining office. There
are few, if any, Of cur colored men
who are not just IS competent to cast
a vote judiciously as they are, and they
know it They refuse. however, to give
the colored man the privilege Of voting,
because they fear,very justly the negro's
dislike Of mean white folks. There IS
not negro constituency in the State
that would send such men as Duggan,
Ralsion d Co TO represent them in the
Legislature
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How Not to DO a Thing.

There are now confined in the Jail at
Knoxville, Tennessee, three Confeder-
ate officers, Major Dick McCann, Capt
w. c. Kain and Reuben Roddy, on
charge of murder, for an alleged act
committed during the war, which act
Gen. Grant has decided was done in
their capacity as soldiers and under
the orders Of their superior officers.
On application to Judge Trigg of the
United States District Court for the
State OF Tennessee, the learned Judge,
after hearing able arguments by the
COUNSEL of the accused, decided that
owing to his limited statutory jurisdic-
ton, be could not grant the writ, but
owing to the importance of the case,
and the many able arguments made,
be felt called upon to give an opinion
which was, that neither the Federal
nor State courts had the right to try
the prisoners, as the acts for which
they were arrested were legitimate acts
Of war; that the proper place to apply
for the writ was before the State courts
They then applied 10 the Judge of the
Knoxville circuit for a writ of habeaS
corpus, which was refused on personal
grounds, IS he stated They then APP
piled to another Judge, who objected to
try the case, because he was near to the
Judge that had refused, and did not
like to interfere with his business.
They then applied to one some distance
of, thinking to obviate the difficulty,
but he co1ld not try because he was
too far eff and said they must apply to
one nearer. They then called on the
Judge, and demanded an issuance OF
the writ; he very frankly admitted
that they ought to be heard, but he
could not do it because Court was not in
session. When Court did meet, another
Judge from q neighboring district was
called TO preside. The Attorney Genera,
not being ready for trial, had the case
put of They then applied to be heard
in open Court for the privilege of bail
bat the Judge said he could not hear
them because Court was not in session
So it will be perceived that one Judge
could not try because he was too near,
another because he was too far off; one
because Court was not in session, and
still another could not try because
Court was in session. Now here are
more ways how not to do thing, than
has ever occurred before any Courts in
the world. So the State of Tennessee
is still ahead of all other States in
point of law, as well as in most every
thing else. x
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How GITyNET PAYS MS BoARp.-The
editor Of the Nashville Union desired
us to inform the public OF the manner
Grimmet pays his board bill 10 Nash
vile while he is incorporating Wilson
county in the Legislature.
We sTe gratifed in being able 10 sat
isiy the great curiosity manifested By
the public on the subject Several
friends who have watched the move
ments Of the gentleman since he enter
ed public life, informs US that be is en-
ploYed to do the dirty work about the
house, make fires, saw wood, black
boots, etc, when not engaged in legis-
lating in the capital This matter Is a
subject of general remark in the neigh
borhood in which Grimmet hves.-Le5.
anOa Herald aEi Register.
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The impression has become general here
that JEFF. Davis will be put through the
ceremony Of a mock trial at Norfolk, pre-
psratory to q release.
So writes the Washington eorrespon-
dent Of the n. Y. Tribune Anybody
can see that the statement is intended
as a slur upon the President A mock
trial" however, for JEFF Davis, by q
Military Commission, organized to con-
vict, is what blood>thirsty cravens ike
the Tribune's correspondent would pre-
fer If they can't trust Judge Under
wood, they ought to prevail upon Chief
Justice Chase to put the arch traitor
through.
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The Constitution of the United
States requires the assent of three
fourths of the States TO change it by
amendment There are thirly-six
states in the Union Consequently, it
requires twenty-seven States to carry an
amendment. This can not be obtained
by the Radicals. Hence they propose,
(says contemporary through Mr..
Stevens, to declare their amendments
carried when nineteen States adopt
them, upon the theory that there are
only twenty States in the Union
the eleven Southern States being coOlly
counted out This is the latest effort
of the Radicals: to make nineteen
three-fourths OF thirty-sixl II will not
succeed. AN amendment ratified by
only fifteen States would be of no more
account than an editorial in 8 Radical
paper, OF a Radical speech in the
House
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Catholics.

Right Eey a Feehan. D b; Rev W Welsh and
Rev e Bergraih h sideIce o. summer street,
adjoining he Cathedral. Sunday Bxerei=es--
Mafses ct "a and o'clock m hlgn assz ana
sermon At lOlL a m Mass for the teach r. and
scholars Of toe sunday School At a m and este
cheticsi instructions Immediately iheresltt r.
Nespers and b. nedi ton at 81 I'm. Masses
eveTv momins IN the week at and am.
CBITRCB OF The AS UAPflON- North Nash
vile. Pew Fat-er KohRn Eesi5en opposite
the church At Mr. Buddeke's. Mass on sunday
Sc am. High Ma End sermon At 10 n.
Caiechism fOr children 81 Pm Ne.peTs and
Benedcnon al p m.
ST JOHNS CHURCH, Edgefe d-Attended from
r. UecIlia's ~ Rev. Father JaIbOs. Mass on
Sundays al 10 am.
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Amendments TO Office.

The amendment of Mr. Trumbull to
the Postal Appropriation Bill, was
further discussed in the Senate on the
18th inst. Mr.. Howard, of Michigan,
sustained it and made q violent on
slaught upon the President He was
replied to by Mr.. Cowan, at the con
clusion of whose speech the vote was
taken, and the amendment rejected
ayes l6; noes % The proposed amend
ment was as follows: That no person
exercising or performing or undertak-
ing to exercise or perform any duties Of
any office which, by law, are required to
be filed by the advice and consent of
the Senate, shall, before confirmation,
receive any compensation for his servi-
cess, unless commissioned by the Presi-
dent TO fill q vacancy occasioned by the
death, resignation, or expiration Of
term, during the recess of the Senate
and since its last adjournment"
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRFsBY ERIAN CHURCH. Southeast cor
ner Church and GUNNER sheets Rev r + hunt
ing Pat r. Res deuce 81 the Parsonage. Sum
mer street services at l01a IN. and ~ pm.
Seats ee AZ night
SECOND REsBfTERIAN CH URCH, North Col
lego steel betwt en- Public square snd Locust
ttfeet Rev A Allen. Pastor Residence No
"a North College Stree. SeTYices II - am sid
pm. -
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PREsBTTF RAN
CHURGH, corner College and Ash streets Col
lePe Hhl Rev j A Lowry, Pastor. services at
4
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The Metropolitan Police Bill was not
brought before the House yesterday, as
there was no quorum present The
Joint Committee having charge Of it
will probably report tomorrow in favor
OF its passage It is understood that
the Committee are divided-i0 for and
3 against the bill. We have no doubt
whatever OF its passage
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Mnihndlst En,scnnaI

McKEEDRhE CHURCH, South side Church, be.
tSeen Summer and High streets. Rev s D Bsld
wn Pastor Re i'enCe, kdgefeld. Services at
lO1Z am and pm.
MULBERRY Rect CHURCH, South Cherry
street. Kev Au-bn " smith and Rev May
heW, Pa tors Residences . Services at
lO% am and p m.
CITY MISSION, hey Nm % Sawrie SUperin en-
dent Residence No sOutb II Oh stree.
GERMAN CHURDH, No IN Cal!ege street.
TULIP STREET AND HUBSON Chapel, Edge-
field. Rev kGbt Young. Pastor. Services al IL
an. and "a m.
TRINITY. Edgsheld. Rev Felix Z Bill, Pastor
Services az IL an.
UNION N. r. CHURCH. Rev. b. J. Ho mes, Pai-
tor. Services are hsld IN the Masonic Hail every
fabhath as II .clOck IA The morning. and IAN
th@ evening. Sabbath school In the morning al
o'clock.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

lsr CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
West ride summer STREET. cCrner Gun beTiand
Alley. tetseen Church and Broad streets, Rev
Baird PASTOR, eflics at the church from 10
bpm. 5sryics at ~ m. and pm.
2ND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN, Ea side
South Summer, near him It eet Rev DR. -
Goodlet, Past r. kesidshoe, Elm street. between
Cherry and summer. Services st l05R am. and
~
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one hundred and fifty to two hundred.
THEW were Immediately put to work
md schooI-houses viii in a few days be
ready to receive the children of these
people.-Mempkis Post, llth,
From the State Gazette at Dyersburg,
We learn that the stables and outhouses
Of Mr. George Pierce, living about three
miles from that town, were entirely
destroyed BY FIRE last Friday evening.
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Thad. Stevens told the House Of Rep
resentatVess on the slh inst, that be
had been informed that cotton could
be produced for one cent a pound by free
labor. II he believes this be ought to
IesTe Congress pack up his buds, 60
South and embark in the production Of
cotton. This same Thad. proposed 10
regulate the price of gold a few years
ago by gold bAl, which he introduced
in the House Itis bestowed he had on
several occasions a notion 10 regulate
the quantity Of rain by Congressional
legislation. And yet this man sets
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Tennessee Items.

The Bristol News Of the llth says;
HoS. D. T. PATTERSON This gentle.
man, who has been residing at Wash
ingtOn latterly, passed through here a
few days since for his home in Greene,
vile. We learn that he is opposed to
the Anew State" scheme.
REFUSDNG AN Unjust TAx--The tax
Of g per bale on cotton, enforced by
Gen. Dana, is to be refunded, by order
of Gen. SLOVENIAN. The order an
nouncing the restitution appears below,
and will scarcely fail to be favorably
received:
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The Roll Of Fame and Story, Gimp, Picket, Spy,
Wonderful Escapes Famous Words and Deeds Of
Woman, and the whole Panorama Of the War are
here thrillingy aud stsrtiingy portrayed in mas.
terly manner, At once historical and romantic rem
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Disabled officers and soldiers teachers. energetic
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Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING c..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, May II, 1866.
The House was called toorder at o'clock


NO QUORUM.
On a call Of the roll it was a certsined
there were only 55 members present-lack-
ing one of quorum. scattering discus
sion ensued as to the propriety Of adjourn
ing or sending for absent members, when
Mr.. Arn-u moved that special messengers
be Immediately dispatched for members
absent from the body without leave, at the
expense of said absent members; and that
the Speaker Of the House issue to the mes
seugers his order for the arrest of said
members, for the purpose Of bringing them
Immediately before the body. Adopted.
Mr. Arnel also moved that the House ap-
peint special messengers 10 be dispatched
after the absentees. Carried.
Pending any further action on the sub
iecI, on motion, the House adjourned until
3 o'cl ock Monday morning.
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Church Directory.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, East SIDE sun ner
street between Union and Deader OK streets
Rev DR. How d, Pas Ct. Residence No II
North summer street.. Services Ht II . m. aud
pm.
sPRIN6 STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, Polk Ave
nue.. Rev y W Philips, Pastor, Residence cor
am. and ! pm.
CHERaY sIknsT BAPTI II CHURCH, corner Ct
Cherry and Elm ctr cts Rev II Mckee, Pas
tor. Residence No -. Services at l05z a n.
and ~ pm.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, South College
street near Howard choOl BUILDING. Rev Dr O..
NJ Watst n, Pastor Residence, McLsmore street
West Nashg.ne, near the corporation line, ser
wees a. -
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CBRIsT CHURCH, Northeast corner Church and
High street- Rev Ellis, Pastor. Services at
II a m. and u ? m.
TRtkIrf CHURCH, Swing Avenue. Rev. J. d
I3oWi.s pa.tOr. SfTVrcs p
ST ATErhEN's CHAPk l., kdgeii I'd. Rev. j..
n B,Jwea, Pastor. Selvices IA a m
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AElU 9argrf5gments.

GIT .ESTERPRizEs ~ To any one acquainted
with the enormous profits made by the sale OF
Watches, Jewelry and Faury Goods generally, 1t
cannot be denied that Git Enterpr IS can be non,
their money, and &C the same time af1ordlng the
seIIers fair profit firm, long IN trade and res
pc tally connected. have resolved to offer Their
entire stock for sale the popu ar plan OF one price
Der article. CONDUCTING die concern (which is dsly
licensed according to law on the most fair and Id
erai basis so that eYey pstrorizng cannot fali
TO obtain fully the worth OF the money invested;
while one in a certain number will have hundred
fold return That they q ay not BE- accused OF de-
eeption they propose sending q sample worth S3,
with circular free, to any one who may wish to test
the legitimacy Of the concern. Thus you see Il
costs YOU nothing 70 make the trial, while It may
bring you handsome present. Try i'll Send your
address to Box 575s Po-T CFFIcE, Nxw YORK CRY.
msy1s-6ts
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HEBREW.

CONGRE 7ATION M,GEN DAVID ORTHODOX,
Ncrh Market street kew Landsi erg, Minis
ter. Lande President b blum, Vice Pres
cent. -
CONGREGATIONS OHAVES EMFS ORTHODOX,
RoI4 South Market street. Rev -, mini ter
NJ samuel, President; j lser, wee President
OTa'G aE6ATION bUAl JE7HUkUM hEf Ohm,
RCTtn -ort strest Roy J LabshineT, Minister;
M Flshel, PTesloe-t. NJ shrver, Vice Iresldent
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of tbs
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with 80 much heartfelt s.r
cerity, as the following from the Nr.
veHs Daily Union
"At a period like the present. when orr
city is filed % Overllow.ng with "a transfer.
population, and diseases prevail t1 aa ...
tent hitherto uudreamt OF, it is p-or.- ta.s
the means Of cure should be Of ready a-.
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have Information which will I.r.
them 20 avail Themselves Of o8mua.sa.
Medical advice. Men vh0 have beea e...
Gated Ia the best schools of the proifssIr
Of Medicine, and been successful In r-l..
tee Of many years, are surely worthy Oh
confidence if they have given their sfta--
ton exclusively To- one branch OF the pro-
lesion, and made themselves masters OF ...
they have still more right Do expar. cup
port, more particularly b they have afford
ca proof Of their ability To cure. To obs
latter class belongs DR.. J.. l.. COLEMAN.
who, IN bis speciality, has been beualar...
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied .-
as a safe and sure phya.ciau."
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found a. our oli5sl
relieving those afflicted with
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himself up for q statesman, and has
imposed hiraself upon the majority IN
the House Of Representatives as
leader
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER.D
NASHVILLE. TESS., May 9Th, 1866.
I WILL offer for sale On MONDAY, 2lst inst, at
Il the North W estern Ora Sheds in this CITY,
1875 90 Pounds Corn,
$500 q Oats.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, am.
Terms-Cash, IL Government Funds.
BY order Ct A. r. Eddy, u. 8. A, Depot Quar-.
termaster.
f. B. KIRK.
msy8-ti Bvt Mai. end A q. NJ
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Christian.


CHRISTIAN CBUoCH Church street, between
hIeh and vine. Rev P Pail, Pastor Residence
sntlwest COZ ner Demumbrane and Vine streets.
Sersiles At
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VVANrBD-Ageuts in every city snd town. Blu
" sIness genteel. and pay $40 per day. General
Agents in a. punfIpsl cites. Address, with stamp,
mayl2-5ts