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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


SATURDAY, May 10.
The Senate met at 9 a. m, Speaker Fri
erson presiding.
After the reception and proper disposition
of reports from committees, message was
received from the House, announcing that
that body was ready to meet the Senate in
Convention TO elect Register of Lands for
West Tennessee.
Mr.. SeDter moved that recess of half an
hour be taken for the purpose of meeting
the House in Convention, which was sgreed
to, and the Senate repaired to the Hall Of
Representatives.
Jas. II. Harper, of Jackson, was elected
on the first ballot, the Senate casting 20,
and the House SO votes in his favor.
Mr.. Num-, Of the House, received one
vote, and Mr.. Muse, of the Senate, two
votes.
Mr.. Harper was declared duly elected,
and the Convention dissolved, the Senate
returning to the Senate Chamber and re-
suming the consideration of the regular or
der of business.
House bill disqualifying all rebels and
traitors from holding Office, either civil or
military, in tho State, was taken up on its
third reading.
Mr.. Mcfarland offered an amendment
striking out the second section of the bill,
on the ground that the section was in con-
Hiet with that part of the Franchise Law
which provided that certain classes of per-
sons who have taken part in the rebellion
may be candidates.
Mr.. Cate moved to lay the amendment on
the table. Carried-aye 10, noes Z.
Messrs. Thompson and Mcfarland adj
dressed the Senate in opposition to the bill,
arguing that it would be practically er post
fact0 in its operation, and was therefore I'M
consGtutiORsl-also urging that the spirit
Of the laws passed by the Legislature should
be such as to allay, instead of such as to ex-
cite unhappy political dissensiOns among
the citizens of the State.
Mr.. Thompson moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed.
The motion was lost, ayes 4, noes IA.
Mr.. Aldridge offered an amendment,
striking out the second section and substi-
tuting q section providing that no qualified
voter under the Franchise act shall be de-
tered from Office.
Mr.. johnson offered an amendment to
the amendment, inserting "for two years
from and after the passage of the act"
which was laid on the table. Ayes I6,
noes 3.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Aldridge
was then adopted, and the bill was passed
on its third reading. Ayes Is; noes 6.
Mr.. Muse entered motion to reconsider,
and the motion was laid on the table.
Adjourned TO 9 a. m. Wednesday.
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The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial says a high
official stated on the 18th inst, that
another officer OF the army would soon
be detailed to take Gen. Towards
place as Commissioner Of Freedmens
Affairs. That is a contamination de-
vouuy to be wished Whilst the Pre-
sidents hand il in, he ought 10 90 "all
around the circle"
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CHRIST CHURCH, Northeast corner Church and
HIgn streets. Rev Ellis, Pastor. Services al
n a m. and p pm.
TRINITY CHUkCH, Ewing Avenue. Rev ). II
BOwlfs, Pastor. Services p. m.
ST STEPHENS CHAPEL, Edgefs aid. Rev. j.
H. B0wlea, Pastor. SeIylces "a a. M.
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Inresticatinn Ordered.
HEADQ' RS DEPARTMENT or TENNESSEE, !
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 10th, 1866. I
Special Orders, No. SO.
EXTRACT

III. In accordance with the recon.
mendation of the Quartermaster Gen
eral, and the orders of the Major Gen
eral commanding the Military Division
of the Tennessee, a Board of Survey is
hereby appointed to assemble at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, on the oath day of May,
inst, or as soon thereafter as practical
bic, and reporting upon all the circum-
stances connected with the taking Of
certain horses and mules from returned
soldiers of the rebel army, at Strawber-
ry Plains, East Tennessee, in the spring
OF 1865
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Col LOOMS, one Of the great gum"
Of this Department, is about TO be APP
pointed Collector Of Internal Revenue
st Detroit lie was the commander of
Loomis's Battery, and did infinite ser
vice in the organization Of artillery
here
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CONGRE 4ATION MLGEN DAVID ORTHODOX,
North Market street Rev NJ LandsJerg, Minis
ter a Laude President K y Blum, Wee Presi
dent
CONGREGATION OHEVES EMES ORTHODOX,
ROt4 south Market street. Rev, Mini ter
" samuel, President; ] l7-r, Wee President
CONG RE5A1IUN BUAl JE-HURUM REFORM,
north Front street. EsY LabIshIueT, Minister;
N FIshel, President; NJ shYer Vice President.
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Church Directory
RaDIisf,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, East side sun msr
street between Union and Deaderck streets.
Rev Dr K B Howell, PaslCr. Residence No II
pm.
SPRING STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, Polk Ave
nue.. Rev W Philips, Pastor, Residence cor
ner Spruce snd Cedar streets. Services at II
am. and pm.
CHEKHt sIhEET BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Cherry and Elm streets Rev Z g McBee Pas
Tor. Residence No -. Services at lO55 IN.
and = pm.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, South College
street near Howard schOOl building. Rev Ir ).
M Watson, Pastor Residence, McLemore street
West Nashville, near the corporation line. ser
vices Al -
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with 80 much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the NrE.
vels DaiLy Union.
At a period like the present, when our
city Do hllej % overlooking with tran .r..
population, and diseases prevail tg au OK.
tent hitherto Uudreamt Of, 10 Is uruu.r r..t
the means Of cure should be- Of ready dr..
cess, and that those Immediately iHtar....
should have Information which wH lon.
them 10 avail themsoives Of camua...t
Medical advice. Men who have been .#..
Gated iu the best schools of the u-.l.#....
Of Medicine, and been successful Iu a r.r..-
tIce OF many years, are surely worthy o..
confidence Do they have given their alton
uoh eAclI5iFely Oh one branch u. tho r-..
lesson add made thCmsalvr8 masters VI ...
they have still more right ~ expect sup.
port, more particularly 20 they have aH.r..
Ell proof OF their ability i1 cure. m. Chi.
latter class belongs DR. j.. L- COLEMAN.
who, iu bis specially, has been % 5enea...-
70 the afflicted, and may ever be- relied .r
as O safe and sure pHyseiaH."
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be- found at our Office.
relieving those afflicted with
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The Bureau in south Carolina.

The Bureau in South Carolina.
A Washington dispatch of the 18th
says:
Generals Fullerton and Steedmau have
forwarded to the President their report on
the condition Of the Freedmsn's Bureau iu
South Carolina. They have examined all
OF that State but the Sea Island cotton lends,
and they report that they find similar
abuses 10 those reported by them from the
States of North Carolina aud Virginia. As
coon ss they look into the condition of the
freedmen on the Sea Islands they viii pro
coed at once 10 Georgia.
The radicals will move TO hang the
recreant Generals as prosecutors Of the
saints" The idea that man from
Gods country" would do anything to
q negro but love him is absurd.
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cyHer As.Isr.sr q r.arsa.s..7ya,

CTTfrE ASSISTANT grAErEHEA=Tya, 3
NASHVILLE TEss., May l-, 1880. /
Will sell a. pub. C. au-tI1n On Monday. the
Il zsin met, ~ the q. s Arsenal, near the Frauk-
iln shops pm Nashville, Tenn,
80 Kegs Of Blasting PoWIer, more OF Iegs
lss1z5 feet % EisztnE Fuse,
sale 10 commence a. Do O'Clock n Tern
cash 10 Government funds.
y order % A, r Eddy, Byt. It. Col. arf Dap1t
Y ~ = b. EIkK.
mayl3 l25 a. & N
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The street railroads of Memphis will
shortly be in operation. They are to
employ thirty cars in all The first
cars will be in motion in a day or two.
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DETAIL FOR THE Bo1RD

Brevet Colonel William P. Carlin,
10th United States Infantry
Brevet Major E. B. Kirk, A. @. N,
Volunteers
Brevet Major W. A. Wainwright, A.
Q NJ Volunteers.
By command Of Maj General Stone
man. VIZ L. PORTER, A A.G.
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Christian


CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Church street, between
high ana Vine. Rev S Fail, Pastor ResidenCe
Southwest corner DemUmbTane and Vine streets.
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Buffers Premium BACKING.
Buffers I*XLOil Backing,
Notice to Turnpike Companies.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTEBMAsTER,
NASHVILLE, TESN., May II, 1865
IN accordance with a recent decision Of the Chief
Il QusrtermasteTM Military Division Tennessee, that
owners Of Turnpike are not entitled to tolls for
passage Of Government teams OF vehicles, no tolls
will Ue paid hereafter by the Government
+ B. KIRK,
mayl9-5t Bvt Msior and A. Q. NJ
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FREEDMEN's COMMISSIONS ABOLISHED
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette confirms the report
that, by direction Of the Secretary of
War, Gen. Howard has issued an order
abolishing all freedmen's commissions
in the Southern States.
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SALE OF
Government Property.

OFFICE AssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER. ,
nashville, TINS, May Nth, 1886.
1 WILL offer for sale, ~ public auction AZ the II
L s. Franklin shops, 10 Nashville, Tenn, com.
mencing on MONDAY, the nth day Of Jure Isel
and continue daily until Ell the property Is .-ro.s,i
Of large lot OF serUceable Quartermasters' Stores
and .di me msehinery at the u 5. Shops, consisting
steam Engine, Iozls inch Cylinder.
gxl6 o.
Boiler AZ inch diamater, y feet I0bp.
Iron Pisner, 10 feet.
. ss e.
4Upnght Press DrIls 4 Lathes, Engine glnoIa
Head; / Lathe Engine DoutIe Heals i Tsffe
nsnd, small, with Iron Shears. j lathe hand v,.fb
wooden Shears Lathe, Pattern Maker. 1ie,or.
Machines Bow macninei } Spoke Marhipa. I
Grind Stone Machine ] Jockey Sick NacEinf. \
MOrtcng Machinsi ] Drilling Machine. Ci..,-
Mrnue. ] "McBOwau" Pump fr4 frcb - r-.-Ilt+-
"McGowan. Force Pump; " Pulcy.. bored AMI
turned nom 20 % lnchf 10 feet Line -H4f r -
feet Leather Beltngi zClO feet Rubber Eslr.BE 4. ,
TOOLS.
This list includes al kinds Of Tools. only ANAL
lCt enumerated
90 Hand Saws; 62Tenon Saws; sz5 Steel gqBaras
III Try Squares $50 Planes, assorted; sll Agga-s
assorted - Braces, HaDhet-, Hammers, Cbiss.s,
funehss' oauges, Drawing Euiyoz, AnY.ls, sIedsez-
g., g.,
MATERIAL.
This lgf includes an kinds Of Material ,.ef -
TIE Cove rnment such a. Bots, an s.z-.. 5crrta IN
Sizes Ma ls. cut and wrought al slza-; RIyeta IN
7zes; BCczlez, ali =Izsg5 h.nZs, al eyes
Is go lbs Sheet lrOn5 $40 lbs Galvau-zeJ rr,-.
6Ezu55 .bs Iron, escorted l8l I1a Hogp 49,.
1855 feet Luua Der, assortsfi 55gIrs PlyTEsJ ~
Horse Medicines % aH kinds; F4rrlsr-l ~ -. i.
and lnstrumenl-i n. soeLaneous Articles. ac., 1c.
This property .7 al. surplus not reru.rs5 ~ H..
Government, and 81 Oh in good Co.. = ~ VIZ
ton. Porous desiring l1fsrra ion re-re. r.rg ~.
property, VI receive o BY calHasst ~ oas ~ 81
Cedar street below he Capitol my o'-.-o' Oh
Terms Casn, 10 Government f5sJa
Sale % commence at o'cIccL a hi 49, f.--
By order Of 8. r. Ed Il. - 40 D % 71'N -7J'
bYt L. Col and Depot or. Mr..
mayl8-t % Ryt 49, T n
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Gto% A DAY. Agents wanted 70 sell a new
~ and Wonderiu! SEWING MACHINE,
The oily cheap one licensed. Address saAW
CLARK BiddsioSd, kaiHa.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER. !
NssHyILLE, TESS., May 9Th, lSJ6.
I WILL offer for sale on MONDAY, 2lst inst, al
i the North Western tiran Sheds in this city,
l,f75,O0O Pounds Corn,
$3.50 Oats
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, am.
Terms Cash. m Government Funds.
BY order Of A. K Eddy u, 5. A, Depot Qusr.
iermasteT.
+. Is. KIRK,
msy6-td Bvt. Maj. and A. =. NJ.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.

At 2 o'clock, pm, on Vine street between
Church and Broad.
I Building I2Gx29xZ3
At 2;5O O'Clock, pm, rear Of No. 2G South
Cherry Street.
I Carriage House 40K3O
At 2:4j o'clock pm, rear Of Masonic Hall,
Church Stree5.
Quarters fJx3J
at o'clock pm, Headquarters Stables.
Cherry Street, bet. Gay and Line.
1 Stable l74y7J
/ Shed 63ElO
I do 4SKI4
Quarters l29x24
/ PuYY I5X4J
At o'clock pm, Corral, North Nashville.
Hospital Stables I56x57
At o'clock pm, on Hyde's Ferry Pike,op-
Posite 9th Cavalry Barracks.
1 Quarters 36x2J.
Sale 10 be- inside on the premises
Terms Cash In Government Funds
By order Of A. K. Eddy, y. s. A., Depot q. VI.
A. W. Wills,
mayiI-dtF ID BVt Maj and A. q. NJ
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For Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale a beautiful
4 Family Coach, manufactured by himself To
be seen at J. T. Stones Main street, between First
aud Brook SITS For terms apply at
NJ. kEUTLINGER'S,
l37 1G Preston ct, bet. Market q Jefferson,
Louisville, Ky. [msy I9.6t
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U. S. Attorney District Of Virgin

There is young lady in this place whose
lips resemble peach blossoms SO much that
she has 20 keep a veil over her face 70 keep
the bees out OF her MULTIPLICATION Re
publican.
Pshsw what Of that2 There are
forty girls in this place, at least, whose
lips so resemble cherries, it is difficult
10 keep the birds from them.
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TIE NEW STATE MOVEMENT.

House resolution No. 252, in reference to
the formation of the State of East Tennessee,
with the accompanying memorial and COM
mittee report, were read. A majority of the
committee to- >hom the matter was referred
reported in favor of the resolution, soliciting
the Governor to order an election in East
Tennessee for the purpose of ascertaining
the views Of the people on the question.
Mr.. Duggan moved concurrence with
the majority report.
On the vote being taken, the report was
nOn-concurred in by ayes %, noes 80.
The question on the adoption of the re-
solution was then put and lost.
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West and North.
steamers Of U. S. Mall & Peoples Line,

Leave Louisville at 1900 noon, dsliy, and at D m
daily, except Sundays, arriving IN Cincinnati in
time to connect with early morning trains for the
East.
Baggage checked from Nashville 20 81. Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati, and all principal Eastern cities
ne The Night Express leaving Nashville at $50
pm. and GalRtin at 40 m, viii not stop at IN
termed ate stations between Gsllain and Nash
vile, eK epton Sundays, for through pas engers.
Gallatn Accommodation will run daily, except
Sundays, As follows Leave Gsllatiu at $50 m. ar
rive at Nashville at S;j5 q. m. Returning, leaves
Nashville at $40 p m. arrives at Gallatin at G.4O ..
m. Stops at all intermediate stations.
ALBERT PINK,
unnyq-lm Gpnl gupt l. A N Y
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, May 19, 1866.
The House was called to order at nine
o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CARTER.
The Clerk read the following resignation
from Mr.. Carter, Representative from Da-
wilson county:
New YORK, May Ito the Speaker Of
the House of Representatives The condi-
ton of my son is such that l cannot leave
him at present, and having received notice
from the Clerk of the House that my
presence was needed, hereby through you
tender to the House my resignation as
Representative of their honorable body
from the county Of Davidson.
On motion, the considerat on Of the let
ter was laid over.
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Wanted.

A GENTS wanted in every town and neighbor-
N hood, for THE GREAT LABOR SAVER" a
new article in crest demand, worth $40 to any
family. Secured by patent and very ssleabe.
Agents, male and female, are making s5tO $40 per
day with capital Of s. 10 $40. Any person having
little spare time, will find It pleasant and profit
able. send stamps for circulars and return post
sge. Address r WAYVELL,
mRy9-3mS Box 1871 Chicago IN.
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Felix Hughes, moulder, of Column
bus, Ohio, was robbed last week, st
Buffalo, Of $40 He wss on his way to
Toronto Canada, to get married.
Hughes was not happy Hughes" then.
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Protestant Episcopal Church Con-
vanffou

YentiOn.
The Annual Convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church Of Mississippi,
which assembled at Jackson on the 9th
inst, adopted the following resolution I:
-ResolDed, Inasmuch as the causes which
led to.a withdrawal Of the Diocese of Mis-
sissippi from the Ecclesiastical Union, in a
legislative capacity, from the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States Of
America, no longer exist; therefore, the
action Of this body at the Annual Couven-
ton in 1862 adopting the Constitution Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
Confederate States Of America, be, and is
hereby declared 10 be revoked; and our
former relations with the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in the United States Of Ameri-
CO are hereby resumed.
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The radicals insist that Mr.. Stevens
old Thad.-is the great statesman Of
the day. If so, how fallen is our poor
country This man was in Congress
years ago, when there sccre statesmen
in that body, and he was universally
regarded as q Farulous NOBODY. Now he
Is he statesman of the day. But, then,
is not Duggan the statesman Of house
made illustsious by the talents Of the
first men Of Tennessee. All, the "times
are sadly out of joint" When such
men become leaders, truly the post of
honor is the private station
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....ll.ss.ls.. -.
Eight Dollars from Nashville to Chat
Government sale.

Iron BedsteaSs, Mattresses, Bedding, Cloth.
ing, sc.
WILL be sold at Auction, at the Medical Pur-
Wv Veyor's Warehouse, Public Square, Nashville,
Tenn, on Tuesday morning, May 18th, at O'Clock,
2 600 iron Bedsteads,
1900 Mattresses. Hair and Shuck,
20OO Hair Pillows,
500 Bianketa,
900 Sheets,
1900 Pillow Cases,
$50 COubtsTpsnes,
800 Chairs,
And large quantity Of Clothing, QueensWsrs
Furniture and Hospital Property.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and BYt. Col. u. 8. Vols,
may2O st Medical PurueyOr U. 5. A.
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Gov. Humphreys, Of Miss, is assisting
the military authorities to ferret out
the murderers Of Lieut. Blanding, of
the Freedmen's Bureau at Grenada
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JOINT CONVENTION.

In accordance with House joint resolution
No. 253, both houses of the General Assem-
bly, met in joint convention to elect Reg
lister Of the Land Office for West Tennessee.
Senator Muse nominated Jesse H. Harper,
Of Madison. No other nominations were
made.
On the roll being called, the vote stood
Harper 73, Nnnn I, Muse 2.
Mr.. Harper was then declared duly cleo
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AUCTION SALE OF SURPLUS
Subsistence Stores and Property,

4 T EATON DEPOT. Nashville, Tenn, TUES
"a DAY, May p, 1886, at 10 o'clock, a m.
10000 Pounds Tea in Original packages, ard
sold only because not required for
issue
25,0OO Pounds Beans,
5000 " Hops
Flour Vinegar Canned Fruits, Currants, Homiuv,
Coarse Salt, etc, PsuiIns, Steelyards, Lanterns,
Hardware, Buckets, Bro ms, Tables, Chairs,
Plates, Empty Packages, etc
Goods open for inspection daily, Sundays except
ed,) until the hour Of sale.
Terms Cssh in Government Funds
N. p. SMALL,
msyl5-td BYt. Col. and q. g., u. s. A.
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FURNISHING STORE,
Notice.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE viii be open
i cd for business at the Eall % the Chamber Of
Commerce. No. A. College street. On Thursday
nart- and every day thereafter a. I O'Clock, D. m,
AMI remain open uatl O'Clock, when t is expected
that the Members Eiii he present with samples Of
Cotton, Grams, GroceTess Ac.
All buyers, whether members or not, are respect
fully invited " be present.
narZs-a ISAAC LITTON, see'y.
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The radicals in the Senate are threa-
sening to supercede Mr.. Foster as Pres
ident of that body, if he does not sat
isfy them that he has nothing to do
with the failure of the Senate of Con
necticut to 60 into the election of
United States Senator. Thus they 90
from one extreme to another. After
awhile they will make it punishable by
fine and imprisonment to oppose radi-
calism, if their masters, the people, d o
not take them in hand.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

Il " ILL sci al Eubtlc AuCLou en- i q TcIAl ,
Il May Y, 1850 at - O'clock p m, st the Sales
Rooms near the Chattanooga Depot, a lot CT Cfhee
Furniture, consisting Of Desks, tables, Stoves, sc.
on WEDNESDAY, May q, 1866,
Alto O'Clock, SIN near Chattanooga Depot. Essh-
vile, a lot Of secondhand Machinery, mostly ser
Vceabe. consisting Of
One u) Large Stationary Engine,
Two ~ Portable Engines,
One ~ Foot Mortcing Machine
One (D Moulding Machine,
One (D Dismanued Locomotive Engine,
Two Dt) Small Buildings used rs Lumber once
and ut1ce Of General Engine Dispatcher, situated
near the Chattanooga Depot.
AT SAME TIME AND PLACE.
Eleven Thousand Bushels Coke, more or less.
Eleyeu IhOussnI Bushels Coal, more or less, IN
the Coal Yard near Chattanooga Depot.
on FRIDAY, Ssy gjth, 1866,
AT o'clock m, viii sell two Buildings at Dech-
erd, on n @. Railroad,
one (l) Car Shop, 40N30X2O,
one (D Dwelling House, 4OX30, two stories,
Of eight rooms
Terms Cash IN Government Funds.
$. T. HAMIIL
Capt A. @. VI Chief Q NJ. IS. Nj. Railroads.
mayl5-td
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Senate bill No. 1896: To amend the reve-
nue. laws of the State, being the order, was
taken up, and after being slightly amended,
passed its second reading, and made the
special order of Monday next at 10 o'clock.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No 465: To incorporate the Caney Fork
and Fall River Oil and Lumber Company,
with amendments, incorporating about forty
other corporations. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until
o'clock
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Col. MARYLAND, special supervising
agent ofthe Postoffice Department, has
returned to Washington from his recent
visit to the Mississippi Valley, having
succeeded in correcting the abuses in
the mail service, and adjusted the diff
culties among the mail contractors on
the routes from Cairo to New Orleans.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Ia II l5....I...s.z 775.l...:.
r. a ILR o AID.
QUICK TIME
TO
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
Two Daily Through Trains.

Making direct connections at Louisville for the East
West and North, commencing April 9, &c.
Trans viii run as follows
Leave Nashville Tf5 am and $50 pm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-20

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En"fs ns' Paint 1g, Sc, BOO every style.
S-CaI and see before going eT4ezH.ra.
Remember the p'sce-C0uer Of Cauarr rr.
Union streets, over the DRUG store.
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