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ROBERTS y swEESY.-These gentlemen
will arrive on Thursday evening, and viii
have a public reception.
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Card in Reply to mr. Garrett.

NASHVILLE, Feb. %, 1866.
Editor Nashville IN icm
I notice in your paper this morning a
card from Mr.. A. Z. Garrett, Of oveTton,
denying certain statements which I tele-
graphed on Friday to The Cincinnati Ca
zette. concerning his speech in the House
Of Representatives that day.
With the exception Of q mistake in the
transmission Of my dispatch, (Which
promptly corrected by telegraph, the cor
rection appearing in the next issue Of the
Gazettel, / made no statement concerning
Mr.. CARROTS speech lshieh I0as not strictly
true, as can be -substantiated, Unnecessary, by
the testimony of a dozen or more members
Of the House, and Of other gentlemen who
were present when Nj. Garrett spoke.
/ had no desire to do the gentleman in
justice. l merely reported what he said.
II he is now ashamed Of his indecent and
nupatriotic utterancee, as his denial would
seem to indicate, it is much to his credit.
But if l am ever compelled TO listen to an
expression Of similar sentiments, either
from Nh. Garrett or any other gentleman,
be may rest assured they will be given
promptly TO the public.
Respectfully, VIZ. S. FURAY,
Special Cor. Gin. Gazette.
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sale, on the
MASS


II Mr.. Frank C. Hathaway is in the city,
he will oblige Us BY calling to-day at the
counting room Of the Union Office.
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We are indebted to ga. willard Tor the
a.,... Ionj,viila and Cincinnati papers. =
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Mac AM ~ n. ". RkEsoAEss
hksHyIEUE TESS, Get Sh, 49,
IN and alter Duesdsy, Get 10. fSG End uutd iur-
v her nouce, Passenger TnNns I'll run As fo-
cus-
NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA LINE
Ir.vrN Nashville for Cosuanocq. sad al points
suit as A. T., Aruye q chsitsnccgs 81 ESQ r. =
RefumuE-Issfe Cts-auoo-s 81 60 A.
Arrive % NASHVILLE a. sF- -
Se.ihvyiTie Reconnaissance, lesvo Nashville a.
$40 u. arrive 81 sheusNlle at 7.aa -.
R~auurrinr-LeAFe she-hTuie a. $50 A y, ~
uve - SIS A.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Irsre NsshvNle Tor JohTso fHle. aud al points
We and Northwest AtF ~, Sruve 81 johnson
R~sarsiaS-IaNv 1ehasonxne E0 a. n, SrnVs
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Octio-h
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~ AA-rlclon ir folnE Ae1. Also, 49, ardrs-
-eae 1e.-c.e9i br Dlsessa o. ne unnazy a,d
$50 syseuFZell ree y eeaed e1Ee1paa-
Azsoasaea PhasApaA p sPfis-ly
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IN. Adams Express Will accept oar thanks
g. l.,e pspcr laid on our table yesterday.
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Old Course Of treatment

rhyseans ae constantly annoyed by patients returning wh s.fr- g-....
r. doNts has discovered a mode of treatment Wr these aaeat v.h -M.-
pleasure than 3 pain. His treatment has undergone a. tt--1eh ntu-..-
"a. Ja QUAD m@es mes eheent than any ehsr. No ar- raH4 ud he
toms produced by she odS school rwatntuL
* duNESs charges are Che sam IN all caaa-vHi chrsr rau-a rn.
weeks attention that ne would tr one month, and &c aot uu.tu b. rsr. 4.
cure IS speedily as possible
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EoR SALE,

Six Fancy Iron Counters.
z. II. THoEPsoS,
f-hI4-tr 3 Cherry street
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CITY NEWS.

The friends ofthe Union and ofthe Admin
i~stration Of has Excellency, Andrew John
son, cur present worthy Chief Exeeun'e'
propose 70 celebrate the approaching ami
ysrsary Of the birth day Of the rather ol
his Country, by holding in the Cap'.ol Oh
the state. on the 22d day Of February 1866
A MASS CONVENTION.
We desire al who are friends 70 Andrew
Johnson and his administration TO assemble
uitb US, At the Capitol, TO put the seal Of
condemnation, broad and indellibis, upon
The Hbellors Of the integrity and loyalty Of
our people.
The different railroads Of the State VIII
furnish free transportation to and from The
Convention to the delegates ofthe diherent
counties Of the State.
Very respectfully,
Nm Heiskeil. A. E. Garrett,
Ii. r. ". DunswBy, Samuel P. Walker,
Wa. X. Poston, James farA71
=. Williams, il. Ahoiess5
4 I warren. Henry II. Marable,
Committee on Invitstion.
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cEIL YOUR UNCURRRNT MGNRY.-The
- following ara the rates rad by THOs. \. MARI,
BROKER, corner Of Union and College street. for
mcurrent money These quotations are liable 10
a~uctuale, but may be depended on a Sufficient
length OF time for the remittsnces 70 be received
hy mai or express, If forwarded without delay.
TsSNEssEE. Bank Of ulton------..H5
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PEOPLE DIFFER
on macy psiHts. bat ali agree 4ha'
SN0LANDER,S ATTRACT BUCkt

cures KIDNEY DISEASES. RHEUMATISM, URI
NARY DISORDERS. GRAVEL. WEAKNESS snd
PAINs N the BACK. FEMALE COMPLAINS
aad DISEASES Arising nom EXcEs3Es, more
quety and eisaually thaR say hud Ex.rAct
peckp IN he market.
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MAJORS WFFIIh {
NASHVILLE, rESS Dec q, ls6a
-poprpTV owper co Church Street 90 Line
Dr-.-4 t.tuaen Summer and CoHeFe and 90
&C., sfreaf. between Church snd Ce1Ar are here.
~ oeufrd % confrssi sfoEe cgrhng ana stone and
trief rayemsuL wherever u u reqnIeds Aeor9lng
10 he spacibcahons snd grades Hhch VIII G ilr-
uizhad y ne CIV Enrncer. II rA1 sOIk = not
coauuenced within len days nom tels este sal
pushed RAPIDLY % comrielon. tbe Ccatis-tot 20
ne street work VII Re uoufed % coustrna ss1
cartfuz, ths expense q which WI b. ehSrged 70
assSs-a ". MATT. BROWN. Nsvor.
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Browns Bronchial TrOChes
H,yrTG A DIRECT INFLUENCE 70 TzR PAaTs, GIVE
tMMEDiATE REhIEf.
Por Bronchitis, Asthma, CatArrh, ConsnmP-
live and Throat Disease,
rsocHrs EaE usEn WITH ALWAYS COOP sUccEss.

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will fna Troches useful 10 clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat aGer an unusual ~exertion OF the vocal orgsns.
the Tro,hes are recommended and prescribed By
Physicians, and have had testimonials from emil
peut men throughout the country. Being an arti-
Gle Of true merit, and having proved their efficacy
by a test Of msny years, each yesr finds them 10 ad-
diiousl localities in various pats Of the world, and
ths Troehes are universe y pronounced better thsn
other articles.
Obtain only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TltcHEs." sud
40 not take apy OF the Worthless Imitsl.oas that
msy be offered
Sold Everywhere IN the United States sud 10 For
elgu Cou tries, at IS cents per box.
ianl2-3m
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Established in 1857. at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HANlNG FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BiRBtrars ,5Dr .-
utMWht Tor PRIVATE DISEASES. By Ue uo Of rar Hm "a. M
eauNS mleNons VITA painful operations etc. vaf aouet hr H. ~
by the 'wt~ r
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RIYER ANp sTEAMBoAT NEMs.

The river is rising with SIX and half feet
on the shoals.
The Emma Floyd had not arrived mp 20
five o'clock last evening.
The R3wena, OF Captain Wi es line, LETT
Cincinnati, on Saturday, Cor thi- port well
freighted.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
NIaITABLE ~LoCK-sTITcH
Family Sewing Machines,

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tacAs euAia cards, brsds sn1 Hads IN a NOS
uFautflI manner.
CAl ana eramIue the finest stock ever b-onzhi
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Druggists and Pharmacists,
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| upon the Territorial Prison Fund for the amour
to be paid by the Territorial Treasurer PROVIDED
that the account of the Territorial Prison Keeps
shall be allowed by the Territorial Prison Com
missioner on the first of every month"; and the
amount legally due the SAID Prison Keeper, certi
lied by the said Prison Commissioner to the Ter
ritoril Comptroller, who shall Law hi warrant f,
the sum SO due upon the Territorial Treasurer
I who shall pay the same out of the Territorial
Prison fund.
SEC. 10. The Territorial Prison Keeper. under the
direction of the Territorial Prison Commissioner
and with the consent OF the Board of County Com
mlssloners OF Boise County shall make such inn
proveme1ts and alterations to the County Jail of
SAD BOISE County, as may be absolutely necessary
tocarry out the provisions of this Act which ex-
pense shall be paid out of said Prison Fund
SEC. IL. Whenever it shall be necessary for
any officer or other person in pursuance Of any
requlslton OF the Governor of this Territory upon
the authorities of any State or Territory or Coun
", Tor the extradItion Of any person charged with
crime in this Territory to travel from this Terrific
ry, such officer or other person travelling shall be
allowed from the Territorial Prison Fund sum
equal to his actual expenses, and six dollars per
day for the time actually required for the perform
ance of-such services which sum shall be ascer-
tanned by the affidavit of the party claiming the
same.
SEC. IL. The Territorial Prison Keeper is here
by required to enter into bonds with sufficient Sc
curties to the satisfaction of the Territorial Pris-
VI OOluuiSs1Uu6T5 the IdItHIQt per
Torrance of the Duties and paying over to the
Territorial Treasurer Of all gross proceeds of Prs-
on labor as required by law in the sum Of ten
thousand dollars.
Sec Is. The Territorial Prison Commissioner
shall receive the sum of ten dollars per day. when
actually employed. and fifty cents per mile for go
ing only--payabe -yearly-for which the
Territorial Comptroller shall draw his warrant in
favor of the aforesaid Prison Commissioner, upon
the Territorial Treasurer, who shall pay the same
out of said Prison Fund.
SEC. A. The Prison Keeper Is hereby allowed
sum of two thousand and five hundred dollars per
annum; and is hereby allowed the sum of two dol
lars and fifty cents per day fo7 each and every
ton for boarding, lodging, clothing. washing and
medical attendance OF such Territorial convict or
convicts.
SEC. l5 The Territorial Prison Keeper shall be
allowed two guards. The salary of said guards
shall be six dollars per day. payable out Of the
said Territorial Prison Fund.
with the provisions of this Act, be aid the same
are hereby repealed.
SEC. II The Sheriffshall receive for prisoner
per mile, one way, for the distance established
Territorial Prison !; and for every additional pris-
oner taken to the Territorial Prison ut the same
time. fifty cents per mile tor one way oily.
SEC Is. This Act to take effect and be in full |
force from and after its passage and approval by
the Governor.
Approved January 10, A. D. 1866.
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Be 1t enacted By the Legislative Assembly of
the Territory Of Idaho, as foLIoacs

SEC ZION l. Thel shall be District A attorney for
each of the organized Judicial Districts as now
established by law. They shall hold their offices
for the term of two wears and until their success
sors are elected or appointed, as required by law
SEC. 2. They shall each before entering upon
the duties OF their Offices, execute and file with the
Judge of their respective Districts a bond to be
approved by the said Judge, with one or more
sureties, in the sum Of two thousand dollars, con
ditoned that they will well and truly pay over all
moneys collected by them ds such District Attor-
neys and for the faithful performance of their du
ties which bond shall be forwarded by said
Judge, and filed in the office of the Secretary of
tue Territory.
SEC. 3. They shall be public prosecutors in their
respective Districts and shall sign all bills of in
dictment'that may be found by the Grand Jury,
and shall prosecute on behalf of the people ali
public prosecutions wherein the people of this Ter
rltory are party and they shall each have pow
er to appoint deputy at any time when the bus
mess oil therrespeetiEe Offices may seem to require
it,
SEC. 4. They shall when requested by any mem
Der OF the Grand Jury give their opinion to them
on any matter of law pertaining to their duties as
Grand Jurors and shall when requested by any
Township or County officer give to them their
opinion on any matter Of law pertaining to their
duties, witt out fee or reward They Shall ii 50
prosecute behalf of the people all forte itel re
co9nzances and shall receive to their own use ten
per cent. of all moneys, thus collected also al,
forfeited bonds, recognIzances and undertakings
wherein the people arc u party or necessarily in
vo!yed in the action.
SEC. S. Each of the said District At orneys sh Il
receive an annual salary OF fifteen hundred dollars
payable out Of the Territorial Treasury, quarter
yearly out OF any moneys not otherwise al opIilts
ed, upon an order drawn ON the Territorial Treas
urer, by any Judicial District Judge for that pur
pose.
SIC. g. They shall also be entitled t receive the
following fees, to wit: For every conY.ton OF
felony when the punishmentis death, one hundred
dollars tor every conviction of felony, when the
punishment is otherwise than by death, fifty dol
lars for every misdemeanor the sum of twenty
i've dollars tor every trial not resulting in con
viction, twenty dollars for every criminal ex
animation before a committing Magistrate, fifteen
dollars said sums to be paid out of the County
Treasury of the County where the trial examina
tlon or conviction shall take place, as other mon
eys are drawn and paid out
SEC. T. That al laws, or parts of laws in conflict
with the provisions of this Act, be and the same
are hereby repeal I'd.
SEC. g. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its approval by the Governor.
Approved JaLulry Ilih, A. d. 1866.
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BE it Enacted By the Legislative Assembly Of
The Territory of Idaho. as fotLotcs

OC N AzNuCtCO W Vtc LEgiStULiCG O1SSCnl0tn OF
Tie Territory Of Idaho, as .fotIo,es.
SECTION |. The Territorial Treasurer is hereby
made ex-otficio Territorial Prison Commissioner.
and 1T shall be his duty to exercise general sup.
ervision over all Territorial prisoners within this
Territory,
SECTION 2. The County Jail of Boise County
is hereby made temporary Territorial Prison, aud
the Sheriff OF said County made Keeper thereof
SEC. 3. The Sheriff Of each County in this
Territory, other than Boise County, are hereby
required to transfer any Territorial convict or col-
vlcts that are now, or may hereafter be- lodged in
the Jalls OF their respective Counties, to the Ter
nturlal Prison in said Boise County.
SEC. 4. The Territorial Prison Commissioner
shau have the general supervision of the said
Territorial Prison, and of the Territorial conyicts
therein.
SEC. O. For the purpose Of defraying the ex-
pense OF Keeping Territorial prisoners there shall
be set aside thirty per cent. of all Territorial tx
hereafter levied and collected, to constitute sDe
cial Territorial Prison fund
SEC. g. The Sheriff OF their respective Counties
are hereby required to fu nlsh the necessary
shaekels, letters, or other means of confinement,
ana necessary food and subsistence for such con.
gIcts until they are lodged in the Territorial
Prison, to be paid out of the special Prison fund
Sci. The Territorial Prison Keeper, under tie
direction OF the Prison Commi >soner shall when
1T VIII eonduce TO the public interest, employ or
Cause to be employed at hard labor all Territ rial
fenced to the Territorial Pententary byyirtueofthe
swsof this Territory, and it shall be the duty of the
Prison Keeper to keep andrender an exact account
OF the amount and value of all the labor performs
ed by such prisoners, and of all the expenses at
lending such labor during the time of such EN-
ployment and he shall also make quail ryearly re-
ports IN detail to the Prison Commissioner, show.
ing fair and just exhibit of all such labor and
expense incurred. Said report shall be made Oh
the hrst Monday in January, April, July and Oc-
tober of each year.
SEC g. The Territorial Prison Keeper shall fur.
nsn suitable guards, and all necessary tools for
working the prisoners at his own expense, and
pay owe to the Territorial Treasurer fifty per cent
OF the gross proceeds of all convict labor.
Prison Commissioner to examine and certify ali
accounts Of the Sheriffs OF tile various counties
and The Territorial prison Keeper, to the Territor
Az Comptroller when satisfied they are legal and
the Territorial Comptroller shall draw his warrant
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Be At Enacted by The Leg islative Assembly cf ute
IerritOrY Of Idako, as toAoacs

BE At Enacted by The Legislature Assembly qf ute
Territory Of Idaho, as totlo,cs
SEXTON l. That Section twelve of the act entitled can
ACT relative to Bills of Exchange and promssory Notes
approved January 10th, 1861 be amended so that said
section twelve shall read as follows;
The rate OF damage he allowed and paid upon the
usual protest for nonpayment nonacceptance Of Bills
OF exchange drawn or negotiated within this Territory
shall be as follows:
First such bill shall have been dra wn upon any per-
son OF persons, corporation corporations company
companies in any OF the States OF Territories west Of the
per cent, or twenty doll rs the hund ed upon the
principal sum specified in such bill:
second II SUCH bill have been drawn upon any person
or persons eopo atom corporations company or COM
pnes In any part or place in any OF the United States
east u Tie ocHy Mountains, usually known as the At
tnilc States, twenty five per cent or twenty dollars
tupon the hundred upon the princil al specified in
he bill.
Third, If upon any person or persons corporation
or corporations, company companies in any place
part of the British Possessions in North America
west of the Rocky Mountains including Vancouvers Is
and twenty-five per cent, twenty fveI dollars upon
the hundred upon the principal sum specified the bill
Fourth, If such bill shall have been drawn upon any
person persons corporation corporations company
companies in any part place Of Europe or in any
foreign country except the aforesaid British Possessions
thirty per cent thirty dollars upon the hundred upon
the principal sum specified in such bill.
SEC All acts sections of in conflict with this
ct are hereby repealed.
SEc3 This act shall take effect aud be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
Approved January II, A. ID. 1866.
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Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Idaho, as follows:

SECTION l. That section Eleven of the act entitled Ear
Act defining the Judicial Districts of this Territory as
sigang the Judges fixing the terms and places of hold
ing the Supreme and District Courts, and limiting the
jurisdiction thereof providing for special terms and ad
journment for the appointment of Clerks and the pro
curing of seals and prescribing the mode of proceeding
in the District Courts approved December 18th, 1863
be and the hereby repealed and all laws parts
of laws acts conflicting with the provisions OF
this act, are hereby repealed
Sec 2. Any Judge of Judicial District in this Terrific
ry may hoda term of Court in any District in this Ter
rory in of vacancy occurring through sickness DEATH
disqualification resignation, unavoidable absence from
the District of the Judge properly assigned to that par
tclar District upon his being notified served with
written notice request from the Governor of the Ter
rltory which said notice written request shall be
entered the records of said Court and from the time
of the service of said notice request upon him. he shall
have power to act Judge of said District during such
absence sickness disqualification and do any act that
may be necessary and proper for the holding of said
Court including the appointment of Clerk, and the
designation of SEAL i'll all cases where there Clerk
Seal.
Sec This act to take effect and be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor
Approved January 9Th, A. d. 1866.