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AUCTION SALE OF
United States Ship Yard

AOSIAOG SALE OE
United States Ship Yard,
EDGEFIELD, TENN.
ASSISTANT QUARTERBfAsTER's OFFICE
CEDAR STREET, WEST OF McLENoRE STREET.. !
I WILL expose for ssle 81 Public Auction on
i THURSDAY, April y, 1866, the following Build
ings bnown as the L. S, ship Yard, situate at Edge
field, Tenn;
1 Work Shop, 140x30xI7
8. ship, 45x22xll
Quarters (esch) 65x2ixs
DO DO 7 a51Is.s
l Addition f2x9x7
DO S0xSxT
! Officers Quarters, EOIiG19
] Tool House, lOxl2x7
Store House, 4sxl2xtl
l Stable, 65x29xl3
1 Water Closet, l2r7xT
2 Wssh-houses (esch) 6x2f. Also
Skhs,
1Oo,oOo Feet Lumber, (assOried),
20 Anchors,
81 Blocks (assorteD
I WSter-Iank and Fame,
CauldrOns, Gao g4llOns)
5. 600 Lbs. Manila Rope,
$500 Lbs. Jared Rope,
l,C0) Lbs. Marling
Ship Carpenters, Blacksmith's and Csrpenter'5
Tools, Wheel aod Hand Bsrrows, Grind tones,
Rubber Hose, Stoves, Ranges, Torch Ba=kets
Brick, Steamboat Stage Barge Frames. Sxiis
Spades, shOYels, Picks, Casis, Capstan Bars sc.
sale TO be ma Re on the premises, commencing 1T
10 O'Clock, a m.
Ierms-Cash, IN Government Funds
BY order OF A. r. Eddy, U. 5. A., Depot Quar-.
A.W. WILLS.
april5-td Bvt Maj. ard A. q N.
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CHIEF Q N. OFFICE, U. .M.RR.l
Nashville, Tenn, April 3. 1896. J
I WILL sell at public sac at Nashville, Tenn ts
i 10 o'clock, m on THURSDAY, the 18th DAY
Of April, 1865, the large Building If the U. s. NJ
Railroads, formerly used as q Government Store
House, IN close proximity 10 the Chattanooga De-
pot, and Of the following dimensions:
lZ4X33x24, with addition'of l24x2ixIl Also on the
evening of the same day at the GOYeTrment Sales
room, commencing at hslfpast seven o'clock, D m
large lot OF once Furniture, consisting Of Desks
Chairs, Tables, &c.
8. R. HAMILL, Capt. A. Q. NJ.
anrii4-fI
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NASHVILLE, TRIM April 9, 1863
I Will expose for sale, at Public Auction. On
MONDAY, April l6th, 1866, the following Gov
eminent Buildings:
At 10 o'clock, am, on n. ". corner Of
Cherry and Mulberry streets.
Mess House, sH2s
do do 3l12S
Kitchen, 20x20
/ Laundry, 59x25
! Dead House. 55xS2
l Stable, l27xlS
/ Shed, 22x18
/ Wa er Closet, 1416
Covered Walks, teaehl S6xl2.
At IL o'clock, am, on S. W corner Of SUM
mer and Broad Streets:
One Engine House, 284Is
One Wsssr Closet, Gxs.
At O'Clock, pm, corner of Gleaves end
Overton Streets:
One Store House, 3Ox24
One Uommi-ssry, 3Oxl3
One Once, 30xls
One Quarters, 2Ox15
Two Quarters, each IOOx99
-Four Kitchens, each I5GlO
Three Guard Houses, each I2xl2
One Shed, l097I2O
Two Water Closets, each 2OxlO.
Sale to he made on the premises
Terms Cash ia Cow rnnent Funds
BY order Of A. K. Eddy, u. 8. A. Chief Q. NJ D'pt
OF Tennessee.
A. W. WILLS,
sprlO-td cav BVt Mai. and A. O. No.
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IIIOIIORR.
BITTIERSs

brakes Plantation Bttsrs,
Bulls Cedr0n
HOstetter's Stomach
BOOrhaVe's Holland "
Hollands German
For sale low, BY EWIN & PEEDLETON.
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non John p Kennedy, Of Mary
lsRd' is on yisit 70 Charleston.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Properly

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, I
CL0THIAG AND EQUIPkGE DEP0T,
Nashville, Tenn March 81 1868. ]
DY order Of Capt A. r. EDDY, Chief Q. NJ Dsp'i
ID Of Tenn VIII offer n pubic suction, at Nash.
vile, Tenn, on THURSDAY, April 18Th 1855, S
large lot OF 'Condemned Clothing, Camp and Gar
Iis0n Equipage.
sale to c uir1enee st 10 O'Clock, an at Ware
horse on Msrket Street, South Of Broad street snd
from there 10 adjourn TO Warehouse On Bread srest
between Vine and High; from there to the Ware.
house corner Of Vine and Broad streets
The following are embraced IN the st Ct articles
70 be old, complete list Of VII oh msy be seen At
my Office, No. IL South Market street, NashYille,
Tenn:
SIS Blankets Wool and Rubber.
257 Pairs Cavalry and Infantry Irowsers,
IsLO knapsacks, HsYersacks and Csnteens.
1873 Spades
lice Pick-sxes.
6S7 Cav, lnfs'y and Irreg. Great Goats.
rs and Artillery Jackets.
Ss1s Axes.
964 HRtches,
695 ShOVels, &c. Also
468,OOJ Lbs. old Tentage II bales.
Also other articles OF Clothing, Camp and Carl
son Equpage.
Terms Cash in Government Funds
All purchasers will be required at time Of sale to
make deposit as security for final payment ana
removal Of goods.
THOMAs J. cox.
aFr5-tds Bvt. Maj and A. Q. N.
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THINKS CONGRESS- WRONG

In continuing this eternal informed
ding with the reserved rights of the
sovereign people of the State, and fears
it may lead to unhappy results The
Radicals are not the friends of the ne.
gro, and the Northern people are a:
they always nave been, wholly unac
quainted with the negro character
The ostracism Of the Southern people
by the Radicals is exceedingly repre-
hensible. They should "let alone" the
populace of the States recognized by
the President as IN the Union and il
perfect peace The tendency is to con
solidate power, and such fusion will ter
inmate in a despOtism, which he would
avoid by the non-intervention, by Con
gress, with the laws and domestic in
situations of the States.
HOW HE LOOKS PERSONALLY.
Mr.. Stephens is a slim, medium
height, cadaVerous looking individual
with a small, keen eye, light soft hair
real squeak voice, and chuck full o.
original ideas Well read, possessing 6
hux of language and retentive memo
ry, he is a fluent conVersationalist
Withal, think he has warm hear
and big sOuL-CH. Com.
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Chancery Sales at McNIlnnVIIIe.

In Chancery at McMinnville. Tenn.
X Bill and VIM T White, Exits Of VIM White,
deceased,
| q NJ waierson.
THE Clerk and Master. in obedience TO a decree
rendered IN this cause at the March term OF the
Chancery Court at MeMinnyille Tennessee, 1861
VIII sell al public auction, on the premises. the
towu Of McMinnIllle, on MOn0sy, st CT May next,
The Warren or Thatcher House,
outhOuses, and all It's appurtenances for cash. in &c.
cordance with the provision Of Deed Of Trust ex-
eeuted by Harvey NJ Watterson, without the right
| Of redemption. The deed Of trust Will be shown
aprilll-6t prs fee s. co
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
s. D. Rowan,
IN pursuance to a decres OF the Chaucery Court
at McMinnW lie, Tennessee, rendered at the March
serm, A. D., 1896, Of said court N this cause will
expose to public sale, on Monday, the 2ist day OF
May next, at the court house in McMinnyille, the
| house and lot known as the
NUNNELEY TAVERN,
on credit of six and twelve months, without the
right of redemption. One hundred dollars cash
will be required at the time OF sale. Bond and Sc
curity required, and lien Tetalued.
apriuI-Gtw prs fee S. co '''' O''D' . '''
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn
W smartL
LIZA Vim H Argo,
| IN obedience 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court
| at McMinnyil4e, Tenn, rendered at the March
term, a. ID. 1866, Of said court in this cause will
| on Monday the 2lst day Of May, 1865, expose to
at ffaan -, Afonf
DWELLING HOUSE,
outhouses, and about Fifty sixty acres CT Land,
belodg ng TO VIM. d. ATgO, adjacent to the Town Of
/ McMinnVlle Sale a credit OF Twelve months,
| except Fifty nOars cash Sold upon u months
| time to avoid the right Of redemption. at the in
| stance Of complainant.
J.F. MoRFORD, CAM.
Rprilll-stw prs fee 6 60
In Chancery at McMinnviIle, Tenn.
James P. Thompson,
| VS.
B. L Ridley and Hugh Frances.
| IN obedience to q decree Of the Chancery Court
| rendered in this cause at the March term, A. D.
ls6G, will sell st the courthouse in McMnnville,
| on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1866,
] A LOT OF GROUND,
| ying near the Depot al McNInnville a credit Of
| twelve months. Sold on twelve months credit to
avoid the right of redemption, at the instance OF
complainant. Bond and security will be required,
| and lien retained.
| j. F. MoRFORD Clerk Master
| spIill1-6ts prs fee IS 20
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5lEitj AdrtrtisEaGEnts.
Notict

A n election vii be held On Wednesday. S5tl
"a INST at the Office of Foster, Allen Co, No
4 North Cherry street, second floor, for President
Directors ard Treasurer Of The Broad Stree
Bridge Company, TO serve for the ensuing twelve
months A ". BUTLER, Secretary.
aprillI-td
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE 9.
SENATE.

SENATE.
TUEsPtY, April To-
The Senate met at o'clock A. Il.
CALLING THE ROLL.
The following Senators answered to their
names Rosson, Frazier Of Knox, Hall,
johnson, Keith, Mcfarland, Nelson, Pow
ell, senter, Trimble, and Speaker FriersOn.
NoquOrum being present, the Senate sd
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HIS PECULIAR IDEAS

In regard to suffrage and representa-
ton, and proposes a plan which he
thinks would intercept the necessity OF,
and absolutely prohibit the formation
OF, large and corrupt political organiza-
tons. Following up the political rea-
soning Of the ancient SaUant, Aristotle,
he would divide society into numerous
classes, representing every profession,
trade, and interest. There should then
be basis of intelligence TO start from,
and each interest, of the studio, law,
morals, religion, mercantile, mechsni-
cal, agricultural, all, should be repre-
sented according to its ratio of adhe.
rents and wealth. lie would restrict
the suffrage of the lower, ignorant, and
debased strata of society, TO check
what excuses and mischief the indis.
criminate franchise Of the rabble might
induce. He
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
s. d. Rowan,


IN pursuance to a decres OF the Chaucefy Cour
at MeMinnY lie, Tennessee, rendered at the Marct
serm, A. D., 1896, Of said court m this cause, vii
expose to public sale, on Monday, the 2ist day o
May next, at the court house in McMinnyilie, tbs
house and lot known "a the
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NUNNELEY TAVERN,

on credit Of six and twelve months without the
right of redemption. One hundred dollars cash
will be required at the time OF sale. Bond and se-
curity required, and a lien retal ued.
F. MORFORD. C AN.
aprilll-Gtw prs fee IS co
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timing crime OF devising penalty. That
Legislature finally legalized negro tes-
timony in cases affecting their own
race. This proposition he philosophi-
cally submitted to his body servant, an
intelligent negro, and Cuffy was highly
elated to think they had been given
superior advantages over their white
friends, claiming very naturally that
the negroes were not permitted to tell
the truth except where one of their
own race was Interested With Cuffy 8
Logic Mr.. Stephens went back TO the
legislature, and in a week a new, Just
AID practical Law Was enacted, admit
ting the testimony Of all persons, re-
gardless of color, leaving, of course,
the credibility of the testimony to be
sdjudged by the court. And Mr.. Ste
PheDs successfully urged upon his peo-
pie the necessity of legalizing the ne
groes in the enjoyment of all civil
rights possessed by other persons.
On the all-absorbing subject Of
SUFFRAGE.
Mr. Stephens holds that under our syg.
tenn of government, each State has re.
served the right to declare who shall
exercise the elective franchise; and he
does not recognize suffrage az a right
pertaining to citizenship, but granted
privilege. Congress, therefore. has nc
authority to confer it upon any class Of
persons, and should not force so odious
a measure upon the South. Ultimate
ly, when the negro shall have become
intelligent and frugal, and incorpora
ted, by his possession of real estate
into the dypolitic of the various
States, he thinks all of them will, il
from no other motive, from that OF in
terest, grant the privilege of suffrage tc
the blacks. He elaborately unfolded
10 me some of
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:
Kentucky.
lSDI.SAPoLIs, April 9.-Mr. Miuigan. re-
leased from the Ohio penitentiary bv deci-
sion Of the United States Supreme Court.
adverse 70 the jurisdiction Of the Military
Commission in civil cases, passed through
Fort Wayne last Wednesday on his way 10
Huntington.
The census recently taken shows the
population OF indianapolis ms de the corpo-
ration limit TO be about S6, goo. The adjacent
suburban population viii increase the num-
Der 20 over 40 zoe.
MEMPHIS, april s-Authentic iuforma-
uon has been received that all volunteer
troops Will be mustered out Of the Depart
ment OF Tennessee, and two companies Of
white regulars sent 10 this post
Thomas N. Peters, aged twenty three,
son Of I'D Peters, who shot General Van
Dorm, committed suicide at ten o'clock this
morning by shooting. He was an exem-
piary young man, lew student, and len
long letter alluding 10 his family troubles.
lie was perhaps eersnged. He dressed
himself in Confederate uailorm.
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In their attempt to keep out in the
cold all these States now at peace and
penitent2 Because they will vote with
the ''strict constructionists" las they
always have done, he said), and not
with the Federals. and thus, by uniting
with the Northern Democrats, there
would be formed q large national party,
possessing a sulhciency of strength and
adhesiyeness 20 warrant defeat OF
Republican Radicalism. They think If
they can compel the adoption Of uni
yersal suffrage, by the enohantment OF
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IN obedience 70 decree Of the Chancery COur
at McMinnvLe, Tenn, rendered at the Marcel
term, A. d. 1856, Of said court in this cause, wilt
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1865, expose tC
public sale 81 The Courthouse h McMInnNlIla Tbs
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas G. Hand Samuel Il, Stokes
JOhn o. Davis, Henry Sloan,
Edmund A. SOuder, William q Bou ton
TheOphilus Paulding, Edward Darlington
John r. Penrose d Jones Brooke.
Jamts raquairi edward LaiOurcade,
Henry o. Dale tt, Jr Jacob p. Jones
james G. Ii and, James MeFarland
william G. Ludwig, Joshua p Eyre
Joseph H. Seal, Spencer McIIyane
George leper, John b. Semole. Pittsburg
Hugh Craig, H. b. Retler 's'
John ID. Taylor, ID. #. Mo gan
THOMAS q. HAND, President
JOHN U. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRH LfLBuRN, Secretary. IL 6 "Trip
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noxious feature of the amendment 20 those
politicians Is The section which excludes from
all Federal offices hereafter, till absolved by
two-thirds vote of Congress- a certain class of
the Southern leaders identified with the late
Rebellion. Leaders and followers plead that
the dishonor of their own condemnation in
volved in this condition they must at all hazards
reject with scorn and disgust. This is a serious
difficulty. How Is 1t to be removed
The duty OF sowing the problem will devolve
upon Congress; The alternative presented is
the exclusion oil the unrecognized States to the
end OF the present generation, or some modid-
cations OF the amendment, in order to bring
them IN without further loss oftime. general
amnesty will at once remove the main difficul.v
indicated, and universal suffrage will settle All
the embarrassments arising from the NEGRO
question: But the preiudices of caste and color
cultivated in the South for two hundred years
are SO infused into the blood and bones Of the
southern white race that they revolt at this
ldea oi negro political equality, and will never
consent to 1t. What then? Is the Union to re-
man nam olsoTganized and disoordantY is the South
10 oe lndulged indefinitely in a quasi state of
TeOelhon, with its vast resources of wealth.
trace, and prosperity lying waste and with its
people drifting to sedition, riots, and anarchy,
because Southern prejudccs block the way
No There must be remedy for this evil, and
applied.
nPresident johnson has said that if there are
Dnt hve thousand good and loyal men in one
oil these disabled States, they are enough for its
reconstruction. Congress, then, in a law pro.
WONG ior certain organic State elections, and
defining as the President has done who shall
be voters, with the power and authority given
TO General Grant to enforce the law in these
elections, may very readily overcome this aiore-
said obstruction of caste and color. Some such
legislation, beginning at the bottom, is evidently
demanded for Southern reconstruction. The
interests of the South, the North, the Treasury,
and of the whole Union, demand this legisa-
uoh. Beginning the work of reconstruct on,
then, de nou0, Congress, in an enabling act has
only to weed out the impracticable secesh and
hre-eating elements of the States concerned, and
to put General Grant on guard, in order to make
the work of Southern restoration as simple as
the rule of subtraction, The 6rst essential is to
accept the selfevident facts that the Presidents
work of reconstruction is an embarrassment
that Congress must begin at the beginning, from
virginia to Texas, inaslnuch as the Rebellion
from the Potomac to the Rio Grande, though
disarmed, still remains to be subdued.
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the true way to benefit the negro. His wages
sill then be so high that he will be on the sure
road 70 independence. The impossibility of
either sparing OF replacing bin, in such q hum
ming hive OF industry as the South win then
ter0me, will secure for him every privilege and
franchise compatible with social order.
If the obvious probabilities which we have
undertaken to trace could be candidly recOg-
nized and fairly weighed they ought to aoate
both the zeal OF advocacy and toe obstinacy OF
RESISTANCE, on this exciting question. In trying
TO push negro suffrage, the radicals are trying
to force what will inevitably come OF Itself, and
come all the more speedily, ifthey will consent
TO restore the Union. In scouting negro suf
fraee as thing never TO be tolerated, the ex-
treme Southern partv display just as little wis
dom or foresight Tie Sou bern labor supply,
insufficient before the war, the white part oft
halt destroyed by the war, and the black seri-
ously diminished, is too valuable and necessary
10 be put at hazard by harsh treatment of the
negro, OF Withholding from him any privilege
which he would emigrate to other States to
enjoy, Ii the radicals would recognize the value
OF these considerations, and promptly restore
the Union, the influx of capital and the conse
quent competition for labor, would speedily
open the eyes and liberalze the minds of the
South.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFICE IOF THE L,EHIGH COALl

~
s,os,,o,0.,, :, EHltADEIFnlA i august % lsSS
that the board Of Manaeers have determined 20 allow
s
e Of ubebns o new oct @ Of az ma pa eay 20 hs ths
extent share OF new stock every i've shares
10 fractional part of share shall have the privilege Of
he subscription books viii open on MONDAY Sep
tember IO and close on SATURDAY,, December l. 1855
faSment will be considered due June l, 1881, but an
s ss az e lime sr Balance NAV Iss bs
paid ron tine 70 tine at the open q ~ me &
Including The aforesaid ,nstsment made before the ls
r CENT pep aSnum ano on payments ade between
date and the lst Of November 1851 interest will be
All STOCK not paid up in full by the LIST OF November,
tifcates rof the new stock viii not be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock II paid mp In iu, will be
ut cd to the November dividend Of 1851 but 20 no earlier
$50 Treasurer
n155s OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
The stockholders q his Company, whose names ap-
iember last at P M, are hereby notified that the
Of he Circular OF August 20 1866 viii expire on the ist
0 & HSfP~O'r sok6SoN 15fe saEp treasurer
rag- CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
The President Of the Bank GlexSndsr w6Gsn,
snS Se S GSaS U bsstof
TO day elected J. W. Tore, ESQ.,, Weep resident, and
ii. Y. schetky, BsQ, Cashier,
lOl7 ALEXANDER G. CATTELL, President
f4g@ NEW LONDON COPPER MINING
w. COMPANY.
A pecal Meeting Of Stockholders will be held on
MONDAY. December 3. at the office of the Company
NO. 1901 FRONT Street, at 4 p. M, and all parties
interested requested TO be present. there
ness OF the most urgent nature TO transact
IL 20 l2t SIMON P0EY, Secretary.
EI559 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
~ PANY-TREASURER'SD DEPARTMENT..
PHILADELPHIA, November L. 1865.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board OF Dire cors have this day declared SEMI
annual dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. 90 the Capital
stock of the Company, clear of National and State
taxes, pay able and after November 90 1866.
Blank Powers of Attorney Tor collecting dividends
can be had at the office OIL the Company, No. 23S g..
THIRD Street.
II sOt THOMAS t. FIRTH Treasurer.
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RItuaIism and the Church of England.
From the Tribune.
The question of Parliamentary reform is not
the only subject that is at present dlsquieting
the English people, and frighting" the con-
servative "isle from its propriety." Another
disturbing element has suddenly made its ap.
pearance, In what the British press deslgnates
the Ritualistic controversy, which is agitating
the religious world of England to an extraor-
binary degree Bishop Colenso is allowed TO
enjoy respite for the time being, and amidst
the fierce conflict which has risen anent eccle-
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81 4OT,3 32l56

This being enterprise the par Is assumed as
the market value ~
PHILADELPHIA, November Ia 1885,
The Board of Directors have his day declared
tASH ,pIVlDEND of ElGhT PER CENT on the
me - RIP OF the Company, payable and after the
lakes. ~ 0
=, hey have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
IWJ NTN PEh CENT. on the EARNED p IEMIUMS
fot the year ending 0c ober 81 1866 certificates or
Whch VIII be issued TO The parties entitled TO the same
and State axes. ~
CAT. 5 OF PROFIT, s OF the Company for the wear
ls62 be redeemed in CASH, at the Office OF the Com
thereon cease on hat day.
NO certificate of prof issued under s25 BY Act of
Incorporation, mo certificate shall Issue unless Claimed
within two years after the declaration OF the dividend
where OF it is evidence"