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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-26
TENSEssEE LEGISLATURE.



MONDAY, Nov. 25, 1S67.-A resolution
was introduced, and laid over under the
rule to give a bounty Of 1881, $500, and
$l00, to all Federal soldiers from Tennes-
see, who received wounds or disabilities in
active service, and who served respectively,
one, two or three years, and we're honorably
discharged. -. ~.
Senate joint resolution requiring the
Comptroller and Treasurer to remove the
deposltes of the State from the Second Ma
tional Bank, was rejected. f..I
Senator's Elliott and Frierson asked and
obtained leave to record their votes in the
negative on the bill passed on Saturday to
give further State aid to railroads.
The following Senate bills passed on
third and last reading:
4 To incoi porate the Tennessee Horticul-
tural Society. ~. 81 49,.
The bill requiring the Receivers of rail-
roads to make out monthly, under oath, a
statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments, and reqniriEg1 Receivers to give
bonds in the sum of $4,000, for the faith
full performance of their duties, and author
izing the Governor to remove any Receiv-
er, when in his opinion, the interests of the
State demand ii.
For the benefit of Mrs. Jane Hill.
Adjourned till 81 A. NJ, tomorrow.
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Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imme-
diste interest in the markets Of the country. and
in its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who faSls to keep himself properly al
yised as to the rise and fall of the markets. as
controlled by the laws Of demand and supply
and the relative condition OF the currency, Is
EXPOSED 10 constant loss. and must necessarily
fsll behind his more intelligent and enterprislns
peishbors. In order 60 make our paper valuable
a. we'll as interesting. we shall continue TO
mske this a srEorAL FEATURE. Our Daily
Market Reports. domestic and foreign. by teie-
s-aph. and our City Reports gotten mp at heavy
,vnsns, have CHALLENGED the commentator Of
- hest business men; while our current FinGn
risi Reports from all the leading money centre
q the country are fuller than have ever
published by any other journal IN tennessee
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In ChancerK at Nashrille.

State Of Tennessse-0lfce Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville. SEPTEMBER the
18th. 1867.
Jennie Campbell Swift, complainant. ". VIII
liam I. Swift, defendant. -,
TTAPPEAKING FROM AFFIDAVIIF I LII
Il IN this cause that defendant. William L oEllt'
Is 3 nonresident Of the State Of iennel
il IS therefore ordered that ne enter MS appslr
Of the next term Of said Court. "a ne ned On we
first Mondav In November next, 1857, and plead,
answer or demur to COMPLIMENT p -, 11 Va va
ref a., bsarirf. ex parte, and that copy Of thus
orderbe published for four consecutive weeks IN
ne Nsshviile Union and Dlspatc1. $3.50
w .''s 80, N. b HOWELL.
wv Clerk and Master,
m Z vsikin- gol'r for c0mpi't oct2 vat
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For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure and profit OF the
youpe. each week we will give general literary
ana religious miscellany. Nothins shall una
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the mothers and daughters Of the land. DePrS-
eating the demoraliEing sensationaiism OF many
contemporary journals. we shall esoheW Una,
character striving to give the reader substantial
matter. preferrins to be useful rather than
SENSATIONAL
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Our Manufacturing and Doc
nestle Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
neople 10 be self reliant and shall do what we
may be able to induce the establishment Of
manufactures in our midst for our nome pro
ducts To this Ond We will pay special attehtioh
10 the COST and STATISTICS OF manufacturing
and exert ourselves to encourage the di7ersib-
cation of Southern industries and the develop
usut of Southern resources
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novi5 lot AZ. ALDEN, Mayor.
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Decisions of the Supreme
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NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.

No. NOHEH SVEsAE0E ~ HEEAs
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
1000 sacks Coffee;
so sacks Java;
so sacks Laguira;
so hogsheads Sugar;
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IS boxes Tobacco, various brands;
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oet3t Nashville. Tenn
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Groceries! Groceries
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

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tsr-the hest adapted to the farming classes o.
Our state. which will. in a great measure sup
Nv the Mace Of family agricultural paper.
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House of RepresentatIyes.

j. W. Grayson presented his certificate
of election as member from johnson coun-
ty, and was qualified and took his seat.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The following bills and resolutions were
introduced and appropriately referred:
Mr.. Singletary: A resolution author
izing the Governor to employ an attorney
or attorneys on the part of the State, in the
suits which have been instituted against
the State for the payment of the bona fde
issues of the Bank of Tennessee.
Mr.. Hamilton: A resolution authorizing
the payment by the Comptroller of the ex-
penses incurred by the Congressional COM
mittee and the Committee on Public
Grounds, in visiting the Hermitage,
amounting to sos so. Adopted.
Mr.. McNair: A bill to encourage mining
and manufacturing. The bill provides
that all capital actually engaged in the
business of mining and manufacturing
shall be exempt from taxation for ten
years.
Mr.. Griffith; A bill to amend the laws
of the State granting inquisitorial powers
to grand jurors, and also authorizing indiet-
ments er offcio to be filed by Attorneys
General.
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The New York herald., 1867-03-15

wAHNGros Mareh IA, 1857.
rrsrussp wvRncsrsos nro rns ApyAIRs or TEE rRRAs-
rsY nKrARnESr
Mr. Covork trep) Of Pa, asked leave TO offer reso-
luton rscsns that charges of irregularities in the Trea.
sury Department had been made through the press and
House. and that such statements are calculated to
cause ercas uneasne the country and providing for
ibe appointment Of sslect committee Of five to In
vesiig&ts all such charges aud report 20 the Hous
the present outstanding government Indebtedness as
represcn by currency bords compound interest notes
and other promises 70 pay, Gle deficiencies exhibited
by the books and accounts the OF issuee
II any, whether coupons duplicated bonds have been
presented and, II 80. what amount OF such has been
Mr.. cHAsrrI. tdeull OF NJ Y, objected, the last
clause was too lnaenne and opened up too wdea field
nr. Cosope gave notice that he'wo move on Mon.
DAY 10 suspend the rules Offer the resolution
fLEcnos or REPRESENTATIVES, ~ coSGRsss-rnE EIGHT
HorE system
Mr. JrIlAS lrcpl Of Ind, introduced bill 10 fx the
time ior the election OF presentaves and Delegates in
Congress; and bin 70 constitute eight hours days
work for all mechanics aud iaborcrs employed by
behalf OF the government Referred 10 the Judciary
Committee.
bin put on s passage nov, but Mr. STEVENS, epJ Of
Ia, objected
PRIVILEGES TO SAILORS
NJ Woop, tdcm.l or y, presented the petition OF
Mayor Holman and citizens OF New York, asking the ex
tension OF tho privileges TO sailors hcnerabiy dis
charged as are now extended by law to soldiers
GOVERNMENT PkISrISG oTFIck AfrAIrs.
The srkAxn presented the reply Of The cangressions' %
House. March NJ e III epstng the purchase Of printing
paper
COLORADO DELEGATE
Mr.. Scofirrn, Tepl OF Pa, offered resolution In
sructing the Committee Elections to report whether
Mr.. Hunt or Mr.. Chicott claiming as delegates from
Colorado, A. prina fIc,e entitled 10 the seat
Mr.. RANDALL, tdem.I Of Pa, moved that when tho
House adjourn today 1t adjourn 10 meet Monday.
The motion was negatiyed
The House then twenty minutes past twelve ocock
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-03-15
THE sluTMeRN aEllEF cOMMlssIuN.

Al special meeting OF the Executive Committee Of
the Southern Famine Relief Commission held yesterday
morning No q Broadway, the following preamble and
resolution unanimously adopted and ordered TO bs
printed-
wberess The southern Famine Relief Commission,
Jas ~ Brown, Treasurer advised by Major General
Howard not 70 relax It's Efforts obtainng contributions
from the people Of the Northern States on account Of
the proposed appropriation BY Congress- the destitution
being widespread aud appalling - TO oemaAd All that
can Be done for its relief; therefore,
Resolved, That the Commission earnestly request the
Clergy men Of all denominations the Northern
states 10 join the Simultaneous appeal for conrlbu
tiona on Sunday nsxt, the 17th inst .r
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL. Chairman
JoMn BowNE Secretary pro tems :. sHf
form supplsmss.a Ianc 20 ~ sns ecvnmsn' % soss 9.
placed the disposal Of the oommission by the State
will commsuce loading tomorrow. IL may Be men-
toned that the commissiou sent 10 memorial TO Con-
ere-s Recommending the appropriation made, but wore
ANTICIPATED in shal has bsen done. aaef
The New York herald., 1867-03-15
THE FL o oD 5
The Ohio River sun Rising.


IIscNsAn, March Ia, 1857.
The food here continues TO increase. The gas lamps
along the levee of sight, aud the first story OF the
houses completely submerged. Front aud Water
streets partially inundated The will rise
or three feet
The weather today has heen colder than ever
before known at this in Cincinnati At six A. NJ
the mercury was only twelve degrees above zero.
Great Suffering Along the Tennessee River
The May0r Of Chattanooga Seizing Food
Twenty hvc Dead Bodies Seen Floating
Down the River-L0ss 81 100000.
CINCINNATI, March IA, 1857.
special despatch from Nashville says:-Thc reports
of suffering Chattanooga and other places along the
Tennessee river appalling At Chattanooga on the
11th the water from twelve TO twenty feet deep;
many houses toppng and others floating away.
Tho May with posse or citizens and soldiers for
aging among the loaded for food The agent Of the
road protested bat the Mayor said the people starv
ing Twenty five dead bodies we're seen floating down
the river at Bridgeport, Ala on the 18th.
The loss OF property is estimated at million or dollars
General Carlin at Nashville, making efforts to
send ratlons through TO Chattanooga
The Flood In the Arkansas RiVer-Twcnty-
seven Lives Lost mt Helena. &c.
CAIRO, H., March II, 1887.
The officers Of the Rockford just from Arkan-
eas river report the country overlooked with great loss
Of property and suffering among the inhabitants
nood, mostly freedmen.
<Ts steamer Peter Ba'en damaged BY running into the
ank OF the at Red Fork, lost part OF her cargo
soldier and deck hand were also lost
The New York herald., 1867-03-15
FORTIETH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON March II. 1857.
s.~osrirs Avn prrrnov.
Mr. yArss ,rer.l OF Ill, presented memorials from
She lAsssure OF New Mexice for the completion Of the
capitol building u Santa Fe; for increase q the pay
of the orcs Of tbs Territory; for the erection o. .
SerasSaons xe ali q which vsrs referred 20 the Com.
mttee on Territories.
several private petitions were then presented and 70
fered
R1sssr reg q nsn from sns hn cSmnss %
hs bin su,horizns The Atlantic Telegraph company Of
New York 70 make soussIuss and lsy cable on the
he bin 20 declare certain bridges across the Missouri
river public highwayA
4, .nc, .M ,rsr, 81 Ksrns ssrosaesd sil sasSor
ixug the Postmaster General 20 coutracs wih me Com
msrciai Eavisaaics Company fcv ne wssa rsnspSss.
ana Bremen tosebing q Southampton aad authorizing
shs gusrsnsse on bshsM q toe GATED stAsss Of ths
sss, q ~ re- s's os ~ sss
fut cl& Shipx Cor the service named, the bosos 20 %
uv ss % ,.ss ~. q m vs". or o
respectively The compensation o the company fcr the
service rendered nos 70 sxcesd 10 amount We whoss
uaosrcrted the s,l referred 70 The COMMITTEES %
Ispss 0floae snd poss Rosda
nr. wnsss, lrTl q ns- insroaacsd . blli ss'hor.
txns ihs sssrsi.ry sf War 70 iase posss.os o. ms'
gS,sa Z lssf .ss s.'ss On h.so, s' .sssss ss.ss
usesss1 fsr. &c. gsyiss sbsrsfss sS 600. Agreed
npon bstseen the own.r snd the aEent OF ths unh e
states, which rsfsueS 10 The ccnniues 90 hiis&v
nasrA
tn ssix - u3roA ~ sss c<fEra-
ass M 20 fsss ssss S =, .s1 csssss sssssy spss
the joint resolution Of NJ Mon pschsbitins the ass
o. he ir The caItoi but psssented A. smsndmcnt =
he Joint rue sldlng thai qeefs shhh " ensfeo
Iof sale % kept wfhn the rsps ssy RON connect
81 theresno, OF on s rueie xround< sdjse nsrs'e
snu tlsi she sessesnss Of Hs tso heusss sns
enforce The provisions. aud sn obrst employe VIE
shall violate ths rule shall ~ Dismissed from ohos
. lsortrs Lsp esAST wAxrxp " cAfsvoNsn
NJ C"ssNw rep o. Cal introduced ~ g~ea1
Ioiuf ~ FsNams ox reins county 70 point 60 w
hN<san~r'o rver W -oiano ccosty, California HMNwc
rrinssc.
sorSnvns ysnrrr s4uaoxr
hf kAssfS inifodnesd ssii ssshorsias ths hcnhsrn
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

NJ Hssprsscs, ~ of Mo, spoke against the
amendment
~ sutnx ~ bAot sere over-esismaled Tue only fe-
slh sD.&hnca w y sAA an opportunity for cunning peo
ris 40 d~cslFe @hefr n idle 10 attempt 10 make
No emglDye lndeEer6eni " hs empower by this
means v weu.d arora 90 protection. He objected TO
tts sMsempt "A ths ranner - establish mmulable
cphe~ 40 eonstnulsaua he believed ID policy to
sunect constn4ens 70 periodic cal revsions and oppor-
tunns~s fef reiorm. Ne hoped 10 the day when
votes seula - registered and kept for examination
hr C"xsFrt lrri. q Orsgan. did not believe tho
smsrdman+of NJ Drake would accomplish the pur-
peae< far ~hiek "A vas intended. lie spoke briefly
A8&ilst "A.
kktctTTvK srssox.
A The corelonon Of Mr. Coroetis remarks the
senate. psndng The consderson of Mr. brakes amend
ment ssnf into Executive Session and soon after ad-
joane6.
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

AdaLstsnal Pavticslars % the Less o. tbs
Getdos Hassef. &c.
sAx Frasusco. March II, lst
rhe pssssngers and crew Of the bark Golden sup
sumbsr,.s ,hr,y- seven. arrived from Bonolulu 10 (
m. v.,.s, vs., ashore on Derby Island, one Of Y
rss.,r sroup. on December H. One seaman I
sr.-.ss -h,s ,sunchlBs the ss. me remaInde =
-. -. - s...sassr, ssrs lasded safely The /.
sns cfsv me y ,bs Incorrect Of the char
,his grosp qf islseas Ins vssss ., HesesIa nsy ~
los Ins 80 ,rrur,siancss Of tho wreck, an paw
e sa,ss ,hs ssssas and chcsrs q ~ blame ..s s,.
segah,.. =, ia United states vs. three huna, 49,
Ihe es.s ~ An shs Dissrscs Court judsHbs wa
s-x~-~s An fssnx ~ the government
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

Sale ef OF Paintings.
collections Of ancient and modern paintings, mostly
the works of foreign artists offered for sale lag
night ct the Leeds Art Gallery, SIT Broadway. The
tendance was fair but tho bidding not very spr
and averaged Low, some pictures OF considerabls
being dispossd Of at vory moderate prices. Two ls
marine visws companion pictures, etsrIbsted 70 Salv
Rosa, eoid for SO each. A very nne cabinet 'la
scape by Wouu uermsn, from the collection OF the
Vim. K Burton, sold for g. A Landscape, BY Cob
wood, very careful study cold for SO full lett
portrait o General Taylor brought only t30 and -
lrAt Of Ihomne IeneEson sOld for 4s. ----