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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L r O A d
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. x g. AND N. x n, w. RAILROAD, :
Nashville. Tenn. March 4. 1861
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH
" 1866, and until further notice. Passenger trains
will run as follows
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all r,,ntS
South, at7:30 a. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. Arrive A. matt
nOOga at $50 P. NJ. and $40 A. NJ. pa-' uAy. ne
turning leave Chattanooga at 90 20 A. W. I ~ -
P. NJ. Arrive at Nashvill~ " 4'uO +. NJ anu u'to
A.. NJ. next day. ". O, al,
--ssSnViSIe and Northwestern Line.
Leave Nashville for JOhnsOnvile, and all points
West and Northwest, at 40 P. NJ. Arrive at
Jacksonville $3.50 P. ". Returning leave Johnson
vile at Lao 4. NJ; arrive at Nashville at $50 A. N.
Trains on the n. x n. w. r. X. connect at
J .hnsonville, with a first class line of Steamers
for Paducah, Cairo and st. Louis.
Rs- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with n. and N W. Railroad.
ED- Passengers by this route save expense of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
re- Trains stop at all intermediate points
w. u. INNES, Genl Sup't
n. x C.. and ". W. X. r.
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TENNESSEE LEGfSLATURE.
SpRnlp.

senate.
SATURDAY, May l9.-The Senate met ct y 4. NJ.
speaker Emerson 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 conveutiouito elect n
Register of LanAs for West Tennessee.
Mr. Senter moved that recess of half an hour
be taken Tor the purpose of meeting the House in
convention, which was agreed to, and the Senate
repaired to the Hall of Representatives.
James IL. Harper Of Jackson, was elected on
the hrSt ballot, the Senate casting 20, and the
House - votes in his favor.
Mr. Num-, ofthc House. received one vote. and
Muse, of the Senate two votes,
Mr.. Harper was declared duly elected. and the
Convention dissolved, the Senate returning to the
Senate Chamber and resuming the consideration
OF the regular order Of business.
House bill disqualifying all rebels and traitors
from holding Office, either civil or military IN the
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 conflict with that part OF
the Franchise Law which provided that certain
classes of persons who have taken part in the re-
belhon may be candidates.
Mr.. Cate moved to lay the amendment on the
table. Cdrried-ayes 10, noes :.
Messrs. Thompson and Mcfarland addressed
the Senate in opposition to the bill, arguing that
il would be practically post fdctD i'll its opera
ton, and was therefore uncOnstitutiOnal-also
urging that the spirit of the law passed by the
Legislature should be such as to allay. instead OF
such-as to excite unhappy political diSSensions
among the citizens of the State
Mr.. Thompson moved that the bill be indeh-
nitely postponed.
The motion was lost-ayes 4. noes II.
Mr. Aldridge offered an amendment, striking
out the second section and substituting seetisn
providing that no qualified voter under the iran
Ohise act shall be deferred from holding oihce
Mr. johnson offered an amendment, inserting
"for two years from an after the passage OF the
act" which was laid on the table. Ayes TO-
noes 3. \, 49,,
The amendment Offered by Mr.. Aldridge was
then adopted and the bill was passed on ITS third
| reading. Ayes IL noes o,
| the motion VS. laid on the table.
" iio,,rr.,d to Q A. NJ. "Wednesday.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.

Department Kentucky
GrEERu.-The following tclt gCaphic CORES
raudcnce l. furnished you for your information
and guidance in eases similar to the one mention
ell IN these dispatches;
|. :. MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
May II, ls66.
[By Telegraph from Mobile, Alabama.l
To Bril- Gen VIM. ID. Mhipple:
Raphael W Semmes has been elected Judge Of
the Probate Court for the county Of Mobile. Is
any action in his case necessary
{. r. Woons. Brevet Mai. Gen.
is MILITARY TELEGRAPH,(
Nav II. lS66. (
BY Telegraph from Hesdqu'rs Nil. Div. Tenn.l
To Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War,
Washington. ID. g
Raphael Semn.es has been appointed Probate
J1l.,a of Mobile Shall permit him to act?
csc. IL. THoNts.
Maj. Gen. L. ). A.. Commanding.
I-Srrrp SrArEs MILITARY TELEGRArH
Man 5th, 1866
BY Telegraph from Washington. ID. c.
To Msior'General George II. Thomas, Command
ing Military Division Tennessee:
Your telegram respecting Raphei W. Semmes
has been presented "a the President. who directs
that Sem,nes be not permitted to hold or exercise
The f,nctis~s of Probate judge in the city Of Me-
bile or any other civil political Office OF trust
while he remains unpardoned by the President
III nj any time pariea shall be issued TO him you
will be observed by you in respect 90 any other
uaparioncd rebels in yOEr command,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
BY order Of Major General Gro. II. THoNAs.
WM. ID. WHIPPLE. Brig. Gen.
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IN COMPLIANCE WITH

SECTIoN :, OF THE ACT ENTITLED AN
- Act % wind up and settle tbs business Of the
Bank Of Tennessee, notice Is hereby given 90 all
whom il may concern. and % all persons. % re-
fund and return, within Thirty days. 70 the Bank
Of Tennessee. AZ Nashville, all msney or funds
paid out d tAs Bank Of Tennessee. or any Of it,
branehes where the money or funds were illegally
paid thai H. for services rendered a. officers thert
Of aftr the 4th May, 1851 for services rendered
in aid Of said rebellion. civil OF military, or for
property Of any Kind in aid Of the rebellion. or
for property Of any kind. or contract for arti-
eles Of any kind furnished. or 70 be furnished for
the benedt Of the Rebel authorities OF the State
Of Tennessee. er the so called Confederacy, or VA
any otherillcgal contract or purpose.
BY order Of the Beard cf directors
;. WATSON. President.
mayl3 D. P-kT.
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ITEMS OF GENERAL NEWS.

- Representative Kasson, Of Iowa, as Chair
man of the House Committee on Coinage. Weights
and Measures, has prepared report in favor Of a
uniform system in this regard, and representing
the metric. or French system for general adop-
ton in this country, which was laid before the
House to-day. II is an elaborate document, and
will take rank with the most valuable reports
ever presented in Congress. That part Of it, in
particular. which relates to weights and measures
isa complete monograph on the subject. and re
cites at length the action Of our Government in
the direction Of a uniform system since the days
Of the first Congress The conclusions Of the com
mittee were embodied in the bills passed by the
House this morning.
Another bank defalcation in Washington has
been discoy cred. The Commissioners recently
appointed 70 examine into the financial condition
Of the Mechanics National Bank Of that city
give as their opinion that the bank will be able TO
pay only three per cent of its liabilities.
The Illinois State Homeopathic Association
held its session at Chicago last week.
The organization Of theNatonsl Asylum for
a:..li.a .--i..-.-~- LII A. - -----i-a-1
President; General P. Osterhaus and George II.
Walker. Vice Presidents; Lewis b. Gunichels,
Secretary.
The developments in regard to the Mer-
chants National Bank at Washington city, arc
bringing TO light more rascality. 1t is now stated
that the President Of the exploded Merchants
National Bank subscribed s.. 900 to the new Ne
tropSlitan Church Of this city. on condition that
the funds Of the enterprise should be deposited in
his bank. This was done TO the extent of $1,000.
and il is stated 10 be total loss the subscription
Of 5000 not having been paid.
- The New York Times Mexican letter says
that three days before the death Of Ex-Governor
Allen. Macmillan notified General Magruder,
Surveyor General Of the Empire Of Mexico. and
Colonel Maury. who was then in charge Of the
Foreign Emigration Bureau. on account Of his
fathers absence in Europe, that they should re-
turn their Secretaries portfolios on the first Of
May. and that, on account of lack Of sufficient
revenue. their Offices would be discontinued.
Pike, Of the Cincinnati Opera House. pro-
poses to rebuild the establishment lately burnt.
He will offer that merchants and others buy lib
orally Of tickets to distribute to their customers
and by that means assist the enterprise and get
the worth Of their money.
- The Congressional Committee 20 investigate
the Memphis riots commence their labors to
morrow.
LEXINGTON RACEs-FoURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-In
the first race the favorite Mr.. r. A. Alexander's
Lancaster. won in two straight heats. The fol
lowing is the
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STEAMBOATS,.
For 81. Louis.
e
"A WHITE.

THE FINE STEAMER ANNA WHITE.
L Capt. TAYLOR, viii leave for the above and
intermediate ports on MONDAY. at o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
II. II. HARRISON Il son. Agents.
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Summary.

FOURTH Day, Friday. May lSth.-First race
two mile heats; citizens stake for colts and flles
three years old; 800 entrance, so forfeit the
club 30 add 800; closed with nine subscribers
X. A. AlexandeT's b. c. Lancaster, by Licking
ton. dam Blue Bonnet, by Hcdgciord .-.....l
John liarper's ch. c. by Endorsee. dam Nan
II nichar,ls' .......- . ,vitblr,,yp
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THE GILMER HOTEL

in front of the premises in the city Of Columbus.
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The second race was closely contested. The ia.
vorite. Grant. was beaten The first heat by Ring
master. but came to time and won the next tive
heats by good riding. The fayorites were the
winners in both Of to-day's races
SUMMARY.
Second race, mile heats; cub purse 5000; free
for all ages.
james Ford's br. h. Grant years old by
Lexington, dam Amanda Morehcad, by
imp. GlencOe............
+. j. Nichols (E. A. Smiths) ch. b. Ring
master. years old by Ringgold dam
Minnie Mansfield, by imp. Glencoe. ? >
Tmc-l:47l4: l:iS; 1:ioI.
We learn that some Of the bridges on the
Western A Atlantic road. between CHATTANOOGA
and Dalton, were washed away on Thursday.
Iho mail and passengers for the South are now
passing by Chattanooga. The rains of the past
week have caused greater rise in the streams
than those of the previous week.
On the 18th inst. Gen. Joseph L. Johnston
was elected President of the Alabama & Tennessee
Rivers Railroad. The Rome (Ga.) Commcrcia
SAYS. we understand the interests of the road are
left in the hands of the President and Directors,
with the hope that the work will be pushed for
ward as rapidly rs possible
The Old School Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, now in session at St. Louis, is in a snarl re
garding the admission of members from the
Louisville Prcsbytery. The Louisville Presbytery
refused TO indorse the political tcnets Of what is
called the Sacred Doliverance, of the last As
scmhly.
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This exhibit, under all the circumstances
is a moct remarkably satisfactory one.
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MONTVALB SPRINGS.
RE-FITTED AND REPAIRED.
win Receive Visitors LIST June Next.
LAW NOTICE.

JUDGE W. II. HUMPHREYS having deter
81 mined to withdraw from the practice Of the
law. the business will be continued by JOHN T..
BURCH. at 81 Cherry street. mayl3-lw
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Real Estate. Stocks, Bonds. Notes, ......
Cash Ac-................ :, lAh W
Deposits Circulation. &c.'..,... 777.SOi 90
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Los, by the war and It's incidents. S2,32, 552 4
lis present condition is thus given;
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GRAIN-Red Wheat 145c amber Michi-
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Sac. Rye 58c. Barley 1850.
SALT-Fne 80 IS per bbl; Ground Solar 60;
Coarse co.; Dairy, in bbls rs Sacks 25c.
PoRk-Mess heavy S26; light rs 90; butts and
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LARD--Prime, in bbls, l9c; do. kegs, l9c.
BEEF-Mess heavy SIS; do light IL 90; prime
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weed County Official DIroctOry.
JUDICIARY oEFtcERs.
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