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SECOND SALE OF LOTS
OAKLAND PLACE
ON TUESDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF JUNE,

TETE Will sell without reserve and positively, for
w one-f0urth cash, and for notes with security,
bearing interest snd lien On the lsnd-saId notes
payable IN SIX, tive We, eighteen and twenty four
months, those valuable lots, into which the Home
Tract Of Inc lac Edward IrabDe is divided con
tanning from three and one hslftO ten scre4; 10 sl
30 lots and also the remainder In crest iu the
dover tr8cs Of As acres and ~ poles These lots
aye admirably situated between the Murree-b0rJ
and Stones River Turnpike, about u miles nom
the city The soil is very superior. On some of
these lots here are fine never fail ug sprIr - and
splendid buudng lots. Plats will be exhibited on
the day Of "a o..
OmuIbuses will leave the terminus Of the South
Nashville Street. RsIlIOat from . 70 n q clock No.
Refreshments viii BE- pro Ijei.
+ q GTAGCDCK
AETRABUE.
uoov1TfH Comuff-4Icuara
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Doctor
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 so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the NuL-
UsHe Duly Union
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed 10 overlooking with % transient
population, and diseases prevail 81 au ex-
tent hitherto uudreamt of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready ar-
cess, and that those Immediately Interested
should have Information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated i'm the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been buccegsful in prac-
tIce Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; IT they have given their utteu-
ton exclusively To- one branch of the pro
iessiOu, aud made themselves masters Of 30.
they have still more right TO expect sup
port, more particularly It they have afford
ed proof of their ability TO cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. l.. T.. COLEMAN,
who, in MS speciality, has been % ben - rtor
to the afflicted, and may ever BIO relied ON
as safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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Proposals
F or Transportation of Govt Store

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
RAIL AND RIVER TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Z6, 1866
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until 2 o'clock p IN, Thursday, Slst
INST, for transportation Of Government stores as
fOllOWa
Nashville, Tenn, to Jacksonville Ind Twen-
ty-hve Hundred $500, more or less Of Q M
Stores, and Sixteen QG) Ambulances.
Nashville, Tenn, 10 ST. LUIS, Mo, Two Hun
dred (lOO) Transfer Wagons.
Proposals will state the rate per 100 lbs for the
transportation Of the stores, and rate each Ior
Wagons and Ambnances.
The shipments to st. Louis to be completed
within ~ days. and TO JeffersOnvlle within
thirty 800 days from date of acceptance of propo-
ga s.
Separate proposals will be received for the ship
ment to the several points above named.
Parties receiving the contract for the transpOrta.
ton VIII be required to enter into bond with Gov
eminent and sufficient suretes within five o. days
after the award is made, for the faithful perform
snce Cf the contract
BY order Of A, R. Eddy. U. s. A., Depot Quarter.
master. SRHAMILL,
may2TtSl Capt and Q NJ.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE APPROPRIATION RILL.

The appropriation bill, having been
amended by the Senate, was brought up in
the House for concurrence in said amend
ments. The House concurfed in some of
the amendments, and nCn-concurred in
others, when the bill was re transmitted to
the Senate.
On motion, the House adjoured until
Monday morning.
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PROPOSALS.
For Leasing IKE Convict Labor of the Stat
PeaitentIaEN Of Tenn

PeBitentiaTy of Tenn
CtEALED PR POSAIS will be received by the
= und' rs gned for leasing TIE convict labor Of the
state Penitentayy Of Tennessee TIL the 2sth day OF
June proximO, for the period Of four years from
said date, with the prelere &c in favor Of the
Lessee for sn additional our years over other BID
ders for new proposals st thu end Cf he first four
years-Other things bang equsl The Lessee vii
be authorized 10 occupy amt take charge Of the
Shops and WOrkhOuse In said Fenitentiary; % put
up such mach merry "a he may desire and shall
have the privilege of buying, al such prices may
be agreed upOn all the tools, fixtures and materials
on Rand, both finished and unfn he'd. Said Lessee
sha also be bound to hire all the able couVcts on
hand, or that may here8t er come into said Peui-
Tertiary during his term Of lease eXceP ing such
may be necessary to keep up the establishment
Said Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
and kindness, conforming To puCh rules bylaw and
regulations a. may be established by the Directors
aud work them not exceeding ten hours per day.
For each convict thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into the State Treasury the price per day bd,
sad payment 10 be made quarterly He shs also
give TOnd with approved security 10 the sum Of
hlty thousand dollars, payable To the State OF Ten
taking hereby imposed. The cOnyctz will be pro-
vsiOned and clothed by the state Of Tennessee.
The present mum er Of sycts-twO hundred and
twenty-Whch number Will probably be very large
ly Increa-edat an early dale. All communications
may be sent tn the Directors, sc either the City HO
tel or at the Peultenuary.
SAML f HARE,
A r SHANKLAND,
WMILLS.
Directors Of Slate Peuitenhsry, Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn, May ., 1866 Ina
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The Grand Jury of the District Court
of the United States, at Mobile, on the
ed inst, presented James NJ. Tomeny
and Thos A. C. Dexter, formerly United
States Treasury Agents, for cotton
frauds. After making specifications
the jury say that in these and the va
Tious matters pertaining TO the admin
istration Of the duties of Special Su
pervising Agent of the Treasury De
partment for this Agency, they have
reason 10 believe that Th0s G. a Dex
ter aud James NJ Tomeny have, and
each of them has, been guilty OF false
fraudulent and felonious practices, and
that 10y means thereof the United
S ates have been defrauded to the ex
tent of many millions of dollars"
Neither of the parties has been in
dicted Mr. Tomeny proposes to clear
his skirts The witnesses against DeX
ter have disappeared, and he will not
probably, be tried at the present tern
of the Court
Tho Chicago Tribune is the mcaucst pape
now published IA Auerlsa.-tt ,eagD hgg.
The Republican speaks rs one who
has had vast experience.
Hon s + w Iuckcv has haen an
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SUNDAY, MAY q, 1866.
lIr, Seward,s Auburn Speecb,

We published Friday morning what
was telegraphed West as the whole Of
Mr. Seward recent speech at Auburn.
1t tutns out, however, TO have been but
a small part of that able effort of the
great statesman and patriot We re-
ceiVed, yesterday, copy of the entire
speech, but as it was mutilated consid-
erabiy in thetransmission by telegraph,
we lay it aside In a day or so, when
we get a corrected copy, our readers
shall have the pleasure Of reading it.
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The Republic, the Union paper Of
Richmond, has been discontinued for
want Of patronage Richmond is a
poor place for newspaper that sup.
ports the Union cause honestly, and
for It's own sake The great mass oil
people sided with the rebellion, and
though they may have once loved the
old government sincerely, have notyet
buried their love for tho new one they
imagined had been established They,
therefore, prefer the old organs Of pub
lie opinion, now resurrected. This is
not surprising. The conduct of the
radicals in and out of Congress, has
not been such as to stimulate them to
affection for the Federal Government,
but rather TO repres5 every sentiment
of the kind. We look for a better state
of things some day-would that we
could have it now.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, May &c.
The Senate met at 81 O'Clock a. m.
NEW BILL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, May &c.
The Senate met at 81 O'Clock a. m.
NEW BILL.
Senate bill No 4O5, by Mr.. Hall: To
amend section sol of the Code.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted 5v the General
assembly Of the State Of Tennessee, That
4,S6l Of the Code of this State be, aud it is
hereby amended, 30 as 10 exclude from the
provisions Of said section lager beer, WINE
ard a e, when kept and sold by the proprIe-
tors Of beer gardens or other places where
nothing but wine, beer and ale are keptan
sold by persons under license obtained ac-
cording to The laws of this State.
SIC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after its passage.
Laid on the table, with two memorials
accompanying the bill.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Mr.. Muse presented the report Of thespe-
cial committee on Executive message No. l6
as follows:
The special committee to whom EXecu-
tive message No. 6 was referred have had
the same under consideration. The com
mttee were divided in opinion "a to the
prOpriety of confirming the nominations
made for experimenting Commissioners
and Clerical Commissioners. The commit
tee recommend the nomination made for
Financial Commissioner for confirmation
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Thomas G. MUSE, Chairman.
On motion Of MIR. Trimble, the nomina-
tons were taken up sc separately.
The nomination of J. Davis was unaui.
mOusly confirmed as Financial Commission
er-ayes 10, noes 0.
The nomination of s. B. Brown as Super
intendent Commissioner was rejected-ayes
Z, noes lS, as follows:
Ayes-BossCn, Cate, Frazier of Wilson,
McElwee, Powell, Smith and Senter-7.
Noes-Aldridge, Case, Frazier of Knox,
Hall, Johnson, Keitt, Mcfarland, Muse,
Nelson, Trimble, Thompson, and Speaker
FrersOn.
The nomination of F. W. Squirting as
Clerical Commits Toner was rejeeted-ayes
Z, noes 10, as follows:
Ayes-BOssGn, Cate, Case, Frazier Of vii
son, Powell and Smith.
Noes-Aldridge, Frazier of Knox, Hall,
johnson, Keith, Mcfarland, Muse, McEl-
wee, Nelson, Senter, Trimble, Thompson
and Speaker Frierson-I3.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the Speaker ap-
pointed the following committee /, inform
the Governor that the Senate had refused TO
confirm the nominations for superintend-
ing the G erlcal Commissioners for Nash
vile, viz: Messrs. Bysson, Frazier of Knox
and Hail.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
House bill No. 488: To pay the current
expenses Of this session of the General As
sembly. Amended and passed on third
reading-ayes Is, noes ,, and ordered to be
transmitted to the House.
house. BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 4S4: Directing the Comptroller to is
sue his warrant to suudry individuals.
Amended and passed.
No. 299: To increase the jurisdiction Of
Justices of the Peace. Passed-ayes IL,
noes 1.
on HOUSE AMENDMENT.
Senate bill No. 369: To amend the char
ter Of the Holston Presbytery. House
amendment concurred in.
Adjourned to 2 p. m.
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SALE OF
SALE OF
Government Property.

u
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNASTER,
NASHVILLE, TINS. May 18TH, 1856.
WILL Ctfer Tor sale, al public auctIOn st the @
1 $. Franklin Shops, in Nashville, Tenn, com
menCing on MONDAY, the llth day OF Ju, e. 1865
and continue daily until ell the property is DISPOSE,
and all the NJ chinery az the u s. Shops consi-upt
m part as follows.
lsteam Engine, loxls inch Cylinder.
9xI6
! Boiler, AZ inch dlsmater, p feet long.
Iron Plsner, To fret.
/ a. 60 feet
q 5.st'
4Upught Press Drills; Iathes, Engine Snel,
Head ! Lathe Engue, UuuJle Head; I Lathe
hand, small, with lion Shears, I athe, hand viii
Wooden Shears Lathe, Pattern Makers; 2 Tenor
Machines; Bow Machine; ] Spoke Machine;
Grind Stone Machine; I Jockey Sick Machine;
Mort eng Machine; l Drllmg Machine; I ClamF
Machine: / "MoGowan' Pump, 4xS inch Cy inder
3 ''McGOWan" Force Pump; " PullCys. bored ana
Turned, from 20 IS inch; TO feet Lane Shsfing; 80.
feet Leather Betting; 264O feet Rubber Betting SC
TOOLS.
This list includes all kinds OF Tools, only small
lCt enumerated
go Hand Saws; 60 lemon Saws; 1926 Steel Squares.
III Try Squares 552 Planes, assorted; 10 Augers
assoTted a Braces; Hatchets, Hammers ChiseIs,
Punches, Gauges, Drawing kuiye', Anyl=, Sledges,
&C, &c.
] his list includes all kinds Of Material used by
the Government, such a. Bolts, all sizes; Screws, ali
sizes; Ma Is, cut and wrought, all sizes kiyets, All
sizes; Buckles, all sl1es; hugs, all sizes
10 OZy lbs Sheet lrOni 4I9 los Galvanized Iron;
G22U9S lb5 lion, assorted l9l It's Hoop Iron;
433 $50 feet Lumber, EssOrte.; sjOlbs Pig Lead g..
Horse Medicines OF all kinds; Farrers' Gle d
and Instruments Miscellaneous Articles, &c, Se.
This property 10 All surplus not required iy the
Government, and Is all IN good, serN tce8b'e cOndi-
ton. Persons desiring IniOrUa ION respe ting this
property, wi receive 1t by calling at my office ON
Cedar street, below Inc Capitol.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds.
Sale to commence at O'Clock A. N Of esch day.
BY order Of A. r. Ed y,
Bvt 1t. Col. and DepotQr. Mr..
+ b. KIRK,
mayl6-t % BYt. Major and A. q. NJ
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUsR1EBr ,srFR,
NASHVILLE, TENS., May a. 1865.
I WILL offer for sale at public auction on Wednes-
i day, the 18th ofJune next, at the Northwestern
Grain Sheds in this city
1900 Bushels Corn.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m.
Terms each in Govern ment fund.-.
By order Of A h Eddy, Bvt 1t Col snd Depot Q NJ
h B. Kirk,
msy2j-tiel2 Byt. Major and A q. ~
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Mr.. John Martin received D majority
of the votes cast at Memphis, Thurs.
day, for Attorney General An cleo
ton was held in that city with a view
to test the oonstituGonaIity of the
Franchise Law.
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GOVERNMENT SALES
10000 Pound Of Black Tea
for Sale.
OFFICE SUPERVISING CoMsI=sAEY. !
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TFN,.r.stv

OFFICE SUPERvIsING COMaI=sABY !
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEesFF
cAsHVILRE, INN, May p, 1886
- EALED PROPOSALS (in duplicate) for the mr.
- chase Of Bla'k Tea viii be received undI Sat
urdsy, June 8 1876, at " o'clock m.
The Tea IL sold because not required for issuing
Is 10 original Ta'ksRes Che packages are not il
good orderl, and can be examined a any time du-
ring business hours prior 70 the 9th inst
No prof. Ossl for less than goo pounds Will be con
sidered. Bidders required TO be present at the
epeniDg Of the bids Terms cash in Government
funds and a deposit OF % per cent. required ftom
the successful bidder as soon the bid Is awarded
The Tea will be re-WeIghed and tared at the org
inal marks.
nishiDg I ga, and addressed 70 the undes' gned.
NJ p SMALL,
may23-d Bvt Col and CS.
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aew advertisements.
Auction sale

GHIELDS & co will, on the 9th of Jrne, at 10
~ o'clock, sell boxes Julfens and 2 basket,
Champagne Wine, bling a sn al lot eWed on.
Eay27-rd
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The Military Commission before which
Thomas G. A. Dexter, Treasury Agent, at
Mobile, was tried, sentenced him 10 pay q
tine OF two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, and ordered him to be impriaoped until
abe fine should be paid and Major General
Wood, commanding the Department Of
Alabama, approved the finding, and ordered
that he be imprisoned at Nashville, Tenn.
The President revising the affair, after an
elaborate Investigation ahd report by Judge
Advocate General Holt, has ordered Mr..
Dexter discharged from custody. The find
ing Of the commission, therefore, goes for
naught.- Washington Cor. Gin. G0aCttc.
OF course it does. But Dexter has
given bond Tor his appearance to an.
swer for the frauds charged against
him, at the next term Of the U. S. Cir
cult Court of Mobile If he is guilty
as the Commission found, he will be
punished. If not, not He will have a
"fair show" in Court, something unusual
in the Military Commission, which is
organized TO convict
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fFtBl5 Old established Gallery has lately been re-
modelled and htt-d up u msguIhsent style,
and every convenience has been studied for fna
benefit OF the public 10 has only 90 be seen 90 bs
appreciated. 10 IS ar on one E00T, with auler Tol-
let Room tor the Ladies', and trusts that his efforts
10 please Will be appre cIatsd by h.s patrons. We
are lu receipt Of new lot ut Album g., Carte dc
Niche Frames, new style, aud, aa heretofore. will
keep large lot Of GIlt and Rosewood Frames. su.t-
able for large Pictures, sUchas
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For Sale or Rent,

A GOOD BricE Dwelling containing seven rooms
~ beside Kitchen, Servant rooms Store
rooms, etc, situated u pleasant snd healthy part
Of the city, and convenient 60 the business part
thereof The residence has been TectT tiy painted
and papered
Apply 10 7 b CHILDRESS, Trustee,
msy22-u Al ONCE lstz Cedar street,
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Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against the Peniten-
y tia y, State Of Tennessee, will present them TO
the Dire ctOrs either at the Office the City Hotel
or az the PenIIenuary,
SAMUEL HARE,
b SH ANKLAND,
W MILLS,
may26-Gt Directors OF tie Penltentary.
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gaaslrillf @glnion

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BRONNE, HANKS d co.
T. BECKETT, c. W. HANKS,
". G. BROWNE, p. JONES.
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photographs,
AmbrOtypes,
Pearl Pictures,
MelainOtypes,
&C., Go.

N. B.-Particulpr atteu6 ton gwen to Copying and
Enlarsng, Painting, &c, Iu every lyle.
80 Call and see before gong eIzea here.
Remember the pace-Corner Of College and
Union streets, over the Drug store.
march2g-tT
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SENATE RESOLUTION.

No. JG by Mr.. Johnson Resolved, That
the public printer of or for the State be and
is hereby required 10 publish the Index to
| the printed Journal of the Senate, as pre-
pared and deJes,ei by the Principal Clerk
of the same.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

No, pol: Requesting the Governor TO issue
wrifs of e ectiou 10 FIJI all vacancies which
now exist, or which may occur during the
vacation prior to the re-assembly of the
Lsgis allure, IN November, 1866.
Mr.. Thornburg moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table. Carried-ayes 80.
noes Is.
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We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
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Prospectus.

The FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COM
PANY OF LOUISIANA is organized for the purpose Of
distng fat Pine Wood by the process and for tho
sale of the products realized thereom There produced
from ONE CORP, distilled, say 20 gallons Spirits TurpeH-
tine, 80 gallons OIL 100 gallons Pyrogneous Acid gallons
Alcohol, la barrels Pitch ROSin Tar 5000 eet
Illuminating Gas, superior that made from COAL and 30
bushels Charcoal This, Incredible though may appear TO
some is nevertheless and expect exceed the
quantity of some Of the above products with the fat Pine 30
abundant In this The process simple COM
pRrativey traiRg expense; the articles produced
marketable and pronounced by the best Chemists
country altogether superior to those produre4 in the ordinary
way.
The patented and rights tho different
States Tor certain number Of which number can DO
distilled daily for years during the existence Of
the patents The right TO distn
aty cords per day when paid tor for that length of tina
Machinery is in Of Company to
distll ten cords day. portions Of which will very
soon, aud have than enough subscribed pay or
the right etc, Tor that TO secure the
control of the whole due the Stat fifty cord
works and have therefore reopeued for subaerr
tons for tha amount
The capital sGOo0o six hundred sparss Of $1,000
each The Stakeholder has the advantage only Dug
qued to pay bis proportion towards the works
being erected
In connection with This wonld sate unit from the ress
demand for these work in other States the length o.
time ssary III their constructions we are quite confident
that the profits arising from the ten cord operation
win entirely pay CT the additional worn ~ ~ they can
be furnished # hs true, the stockholders only
be cad to pag the gnal due ten cord
works.
Fifteen per Of heir subscription Required to DO
deposited With the Secretary o the Company hs sine q
subsabiug and ten cnt will b called o upon the
completion and successful operation Of the works
Unlike petro and other HiHng operations, not
speculative or uncertain but without any doubt. will pay
larger profits the investment than any ID this
country. To prove that certainty wish 10 call par
tcuar attention To the fact that before dollar money
H paid over for the works good substantial brick Gre
proof buildings will be erected all the machinery
perfect description requisite carry the business intro
duced and put practical operation the complete sase
ton Of every shereho AS company sstis-
fed by peculiar demonstration that the above products
produced stated the buildings machinery price
which included in the sale Of rights turned the
company, and the money paid, and until then.
We call the attention Of capitalists and aso those Of limited
the opportunity thus offered them Of making safe
and very profitable Investment H..
T. JEFF. HALL, President.
oHce-Eo. CRrondeist Btrest