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Senate resolution authorizing the EN-
ployment Of counsel TO defend the cOnstitu-
tionality of the franchise law was concurred
in.
Mr. Brown was allowed to proceed with
his speech on the impeachment question
under suspension Of the rules. He declined
further remarks.
Mr. Lellyett made some brief remarks
in opposition 20 the movement. He said
that Judge Frazier was a high-toned and
an honorable man. He read the law and
cited the statutes upon the subject, contend
ing that he was bound to DO rs be had done
in the premises
Mr.. Richards, Of Shelby, contended that
a conspiracy had been at work at the time,
and that Frazier was aware of its existence
TO break up the Legislature.
Mr.. Brien still defended the Judge. He
would have held him recreaat 20 the du-
ties OF his Office had he not Issued the writ
for person illegally imprisoned. Tie
spoke At length, saying the Judge did but
his duty. Dir. Brien spoke with eloquence,
declaring the integrity Of Judge Frazier,
and his love of country.
Mr. Raulston, Of Marion, said that men
v liN nov hfiOtNf1Nft ~ liAAttAA tbhN ~ AbAAA
try, in 1864 did not care i 6g or the con-
stitutiOn.
Mr.. Brien very -iemly): DO you
mean me. sir -
Mr. Ranlsfous / will tell you who
mean before gel through Mr. Raulsion
continued his remarks, declaring that il
was the intention Of my policy 20 erush
the Legislature al the time, and fayoring
the impeachment
Mr.. Smith, Of HardemaR, could not see
that any point was arrived 81 by the pro
tracted discussion. The principal point
brought forward as to the right TO issue tbs
writ had not been questioned Tie blamed
Judge FraEier for not dismissing the writ
when il vas veturnahle as relative TO (
member Of the House he closed has re
marks by moving the previous question
Withdrawn fof discussion.
Mr.. Doughsy replied 60 ihe points pre-
senled By those opposed to the impeach
ment. His remarks we're very bitter and
yindiotiye, calling the Judge a poor erea
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES.


NV MOAt4A D4nFAkNN Ii ~
Mexican News United States Consul
Executed al Mazafian - Canadian
Confederation Sanctioned by Ghe
Home Governments. ete., etc.
NEw YORK, January 29.-The Heralds
Mexican advices, via New Orleans, dated
2Sth, state that French newspaper in
Mexico SAYS the Mexican authorities in
Mazatlan had executed Mr.. Corwin, the
U. s. Consul at that place, upon which
the U. 5. gunbOat lying near at hand had
bombarded the town for eight hours.
Col. Felix O'Bierne was committed by
Justice Dodd yesterday in the Jefferson
market police court, in default of bail. on
the charge Of swindling OBierue claims
to have been the founder of the johnson
Club of Washington, and has represented
himself as an agent of the President.
The Heralds correspondence from the
principal cities in the South indicated gen
eral reaction politically among the people
of the South.
United States Senator Campbell, of South
Carolina, defended Horace Greeley, the
negro lately convicted of the murder OF
B. S. Rhett
The Heralds Ottawa special says infor-
nation has been received in Canada from
the Colonial Secretary that the confedera,
tion scheme, under the Quebec conditions,
have been sanctioned by the home govern
ment. The bill will be introduced as q
government measure at the next sitting OF
Parliament. Prince Alfred will be the
first Governor and Royal Viceroy.
a Waci,fnUfOp epnoial fba HO,,so
Military Committe have agreed TO transfer
the Indian Bureau from the Interior to the
War Department.
Treasurer Spinner last evening stated
that nothing wrong had been discovered in
the currency printing bureau up to that
time. Investigations viii continue to day
The Judiciary Committee adhere to theil
purpose of closing up all old business be,
fore commencing the impeachment case.
Mr.. Kennedy, formerly Mayor of New
Orleans, was examined by the riot com
mittee yesterday. His testimony was chiefly
concerning the political status of the city
and the personal standing of the municipa
authorities, particularly the police.
A delegation fromtwo-thirds Ofthe IndiaI
tribes in the West are in Washignton, in
vited there by Commissioner Bogy, to agret
upon treaties.
The Hearald's special regards the action
in the House yesterday on Stevens Recon
struction bill, referring it to the Joint-C Com
mittee, as fatal to it.
The Tribune special says Mr.. Clark o
the Currency Printing Bureau explains the
grave fact that 7-30 bonds with duplicat
numbers have been issued, by saying th
numbering machine got out of order an,
repeated.
A meeting of the Executive COMMITTEE
Of the Southern Relief Committe was hel,
yesterday afternoon at the Merchants Bank
VIM. Dernqle acted as temporary chairman
The committee organized, and elected Nh
Archibald Russell permanent chairman
and proceeded to transact the necessar
business Of the committee
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said Williams, a refractory member of said
House, and brought him before the said
House, and well knowing that said arrested
member was under the jurisdiction Of the
Hoase, and while in such condition no
other department Of the government or
officer thereof could Fighifully or legally
claim or take jurisdiction Of him, the said
Williams, and well knowing chat the
privileges Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiges, as laid down By common
parliamentry Law, did attach 10 the
officers Of the legislative Assembly as
well as to the menlbers, and that fhe said
Heydt, as sergtant-at-arms of said House
was privileged with the members from be-
ing arrested OF Withdrawn by legal process
from his duties as an officer Of said H0fse.
he, the said frazier, Judge az aforesaid, did
gillfully. maliciously and eorruptly cause
the said Heydt, sergeantat-arms as afore-
said, well knowing that he, the said Heydt,
Eas 4 sergeant-at-arms Of the said House.
to be arrested and brought before him, the
said hrazier, Judge As Aforesaid, by the
sheriff OF the said county Of Davidson, and
did adjudge the said Heydt guilty, and did
punish the said Heydt, sergeant-at-a a.
Aforesaid, for an alleged contempt of the
court of him, the said Frazier Judge as
Aforesaid, in making the return to said
writ of. hdbeas corpus mentioned IN article
of this impeachment in the manner di-
rected by the said House, by inhictiug upon
the said Heydt, sergeant-at.arms as afore-
said, tine of ten dollars more or less. and
to be committed nntl paid; all this at
Nashville, the capital of the State of Ten
nessee, on or about the seventeenth day Of
July, A. D. 1866, in contempt of the power
of the House of Representatives over It's
own members aud officers, obmmeting the
law-making power Of the government, de-
feating the exercise of a coordinate and
sovereign branch of the government of the
State, and in gross and unjustifsble viola
ton of the privileges high and indisputa-
bic Of the House of Representatives, one
of the branches of the Legislative Assem-
bly, of the State of Tennessee, and thereby
the said Thomas n Frazier, Judge of the
Criminal Court Of Davidson county was
guilty of high crime and misdemeanor in
his Office Of Judge as aforesaid,
And the said House of Representatives,
saving and reserving to themselves the
liberty of exhibiting at any time hereafter
any further articles or other accusation or
impeachment against Thomas n. Frazier,
Judge aforesaid, and also of replying to
his answers hereto, and of Offering proof
to all and every one of the aforesaid arti-
cles of impeachment or accusation, which
shall be exhibited TO them, as the case may
require, to demand that the said Thomas
n. Frazier, Judge as aforesaid, may be put
to answer the misdemeanors herein charged,
and that such proceedings, examinations,
trials and judgments may be thereupon had
and given as are agreeable to Justice.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,
tn G Senate met at 2 O'clock.
norsr ELLIS on rrRsr REApINa.

HOUSE Bills ON FIRST READING.
Bill No. 62O, 70 amend the act incorpo-
rating the Unionviile Female Academy.
Passed.
Bill No. Gj3, 10 amend a section OF an
act % change certain county lines
Passed
Bill No. GS4, to furnish the State reports
20 the county Of Dyer. Passed
Bill No. G94 10 amend the internal I'M
proyemcnt law. Passed.
Bill No. eos, for the relief Of Sumner
county. Passed.
Bin No. 6S7, 30 incorporate the Nash
vile Life Insurance Company. Passed.
Bill No. 635, for the benefit Of the Nash
Vile aud Decatur Railroad Company.
Passed.
Bill No. 63i, to charter the Memphis
Iron Manufacturing Company. Passed.
Bin No. 597 To authorize certain per
sons 20 hold Gin Concert for the bene t
Of the widows and orphans Of the loyal sol
diers Of Tennessee. Passed.
Bill No. zoo To prevent the obstruc
tion Of Seqnatchie and ether rivers.
Bill No. G7l: To incorporate the Home
Insurance Company Passed
Bin No. 703 To amend an act in regard
10 the Clarlsyille and Russellville Turn
pike Company. Passed.
aENkrR RMS OK SECOND RFAMS0.
Bill No. 4Gl, in lieu Of 44G; For the
benefit Of the German population Of this
State, providing for licensing beer gardens
on Sunday.
Mr. Thompson moved 30 indefinitely
postpone the whole subject.
The motion was not agreed 10.
Those voting in the affirmative were
Messrs. Bosson, Frazier, johnson, Nelson,
Robinson, Spence, Thompson and Speaker
FrierHun-S.
Those voting in the negative were
Messrs. Cate, Carrigau, Cypert, Keith,
MuRe Mckinney, Powell, Patterson and
Senter-9.
The question was then taken on the
adoption Of the bill in lieu Of the original
bin, which was lost on tie vote, on a di-
vision Of the house.
Mr.. Cypert asked leave to withdraw the
bin for amendment, which leave was
granted.
On motion Of Mr. Nelson, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow morning at ten
O'clock
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H. IL. LANIER.
(Lats Of Lanier, Phillips & Co..l
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
No. 80 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN. .H II.

I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
L York and Baltimore. where | purchased a
new stock of Groceries, and am now opening at
my old stand, No. 80 South Market street, where
/ will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. | shall endeavOr - sell Groceries
at such prices that merchants will find il 10 their
interest to buy in Nashville instead OF going
farther Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise q part of my
stock in store and receiving:
Choice p. X. Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar,
Fair to Coed Demerara Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground and
Granulated Sugar A. B and Q Coffee Sugar.
Stuart's Extra Syrup. Choice bio. Coffee, La
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffee,
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive Syrup,
Clear Sides, Cheese. Pepper. Race Ginger, Spice,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles. Soap, Concentrated
Lye, Indigo, Maddef, Durkee's Yeast Powder
Ground Mustard, Pepper. Spice. etc.: and a
general stock of Liquors; Copper and Lead
all Of which win be sold low to the trade.
noy25-3m l.. Ii. LANlkR.
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TEKNEssEE LEGIsLATVRE.

seunfe.
TUESDAY,, Jan. %, lS67.-The Senate
met pursuant y adjournment, Mr.. Speaker
Frierson IN the chair.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr. Powell presented a memorial from
colored citizens Of Somerville, asking for
aid 10 build a school house Referred to
the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Cate presented petition from citi-
zens Of Hamilton county, asking FOR the es-
tablishmcnt Of criminal court for said
county. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
THE COMPTROLLER.
Mr.. Powell presented Senate Joint resolu-
ton No. %, in relation 10 the Comptroller
Of State The rules we're suspended and
the resolution was referred 10 a select COM
mitted Of three composed Of Messrs. Hall,
Thompson and Powell
Mr.. Ssnter presented Senate Joint resolu-
ton No. %, conferTing q vote Of thanks
upon Hon. John Norman for the discharge
Of the duties Of the Comptrollers Office
during the sickness Of that officer. The
rules were suspended and the resolution
was referred 20 the select committee on the
foregoing resolution.
EEw BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Smith; No. 497, 10 Incorporate
the Tennessee Savings Institution.
Mr. Bosom presented Senate Joint resolu-
tion No. "a, as follows:
Whereas certain causea al law, invOly-
ing the question Of the constitutioBality Of
the Franchise law, are now pending in the
Supreme Court, in session IN Nashville.
Resolved BY the General Assembly Of
Tennessee, That the Governor be and is
Hereby requested TO employ two Or more
counsel, learned in the law, 10 appear before
said court and argue said causes in behalf
Of the State Of Tennessee.
The rules we're suspended and the reso-
luton adopted, by ayes 10, noes 4.
Those voting III the afirmstiye were
Meazs Bosson, Cate, Cyplri, Hall, Keith
Muse, Mckinney, Nelson, Powell, Patier-
son, Smith, Senter, Spense, Trimble, Rob
inson and Speaker Frierson.
In the negative were Messr. Carrigan,
Frazier. johnson aud Thompson.
By Mr. Bossen: No 498, 90 amend an
act INCORPORATING the Jamestown Academy.
By Mr. Carrigan: No. 499, 30 increase
the pay Of County Registers.
BY Mr. Trimble No. 500, 10 provide
Cor the trigonometrical and geological sur
veg Of the State.
By Mr. CATE: No. sol, 20 incorporate
the Chattanooga Cotton Spinning Com
pany. Passed, and leave given 10 with
draw for amendment.
Adjourned 90 two O'Clock.
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FINANCE Committee and the Gold BIZ

WAsHINGToN, January 29.--At the meet
ing of the Senate Finance Committee, the
consideration of the gold bill from the
House was resumed. After brief debate
a vote was taken, and the bill was rejected
Mr.. Van Dykes statement appears to have
been very satisfactory.
The city council, after long delay, have
agreed TO pay the trustees of the colored
schools over $4,000, that being the amount
allowed by law for that purpose,
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Frnnn The plains

Fort LARAMIE, January 26.-Lieuten-
ant Ames, with 80 soldiers from Fort
Sedgewick, overlook the Indians on the 22d
inst, and reeaptured Code and DonaldsOn's
cattle on Pale creek. The Indians were
going southwest, and were certainly Chey-
ennes, who were reekoned at peace The
Lieutenant and his command were badly
frozen.
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Fancy ,,ourt Fancv r,,ur y
Capital, One Million Dollars
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.,
OF
CINCINNATI OHIO.
DIRECTORS,

u. NJ. BISHOP, 0f 4. M. Bishop 4 Co.
THEO. COOK, President Chamber Of Commerce
JOSEPH g. BUTLER, prss't Of Lafayette Bank,
HUGH McBIRNEY, Of Hugh MeBirney & 60
T.. 4 HULL, Of Addy, Hun Co.
A. 3. WINSL0W, OF Hinslow 4 Smith
BRIGS SWIFT, of Beige Swim q Co
CHARLES RULE, uf @. Rule & Co
@. n BUCHANAN, Of Buchanan & Co
ADoLPb WOOD, Of Adalph Wood q Co.
JAmEs 8. WISE, Nashville Packet Company.
l. A. HARRIS, Mayor OF Cincinnati
BiOs. sHEREOCK President.
AM. B. OAaSlLLY, Vice President.
This Company Is nov prepared 10 transact gen-
sFai Fire and 4rine Insurance business ttroH ghout
the State OF Tennessee.
&. &. nicNAiRH, Agent.
Policies issued on 1rst-class Brick Dwellings for
five years, at material reduction on yearly rates
sepl4-Gm ~. ga, b.
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TAOMPSON'S RESTAURANT,
Corner College and Union Streets.
n # NO Ed.

UiHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THE
i BROADWAY MILLS, viii hereafter
manniaetuse his Flour and Meal. al the ROCK
CITY MILLS, 20 well known IN this com
muHity for its good machinery and perfect work
lie retains the services Of Mr.. Y. y. KELLY
who viii continue 10 exert himself 20 accOmm0.
date our friends and customers He has also OBJ
(MillerJ who has heretofore contributed his ful
share 20 the reputation Of the Rock City Mill
Flour. With increased facilities he hopes q
meet the full expectations Of his eustomers
ID. d. DICKEi. Agent,
Corner Cherry and Line streets.
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KIeetInnIn mheeIlna.-

WHEELING, West Va. January 29-At
the municipal election yesterday the Demo
cratic ticket, with the exceptionof Treas
urer, was elected by a large majority.
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The foregoing are the articles of inn
peachment, duly prepared by the House of
Representatives Of the State Of Tennessee
against Thomas n. Frazier, Judge Of the
Criminal Court of Davidson county, on
the - dav of --, A. d. 1866.
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Mill Burned.

WATERBURY, January 29-Lewis' wool.
en- and saiinet mill in Naugatuek was
burned last night. Loss S75, 900, partially
insured.
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TVHE CENTRALLY LOCATED LIVERY
Il Stable on College street. second building
from Church, east side, is for rent far 1867. on
favorable terms. Apply 20
ian1O-lw A. NELSON 4 co Agents.
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The above steamers will commence their regular
trips the hrst opening Of navigation boz th' Cum
berland river, and continue Co regularly
throughout the business SEASON, as per above sChad
ule Making close connection Al Cairo sith The req
ular packets for st. Louis, Memphis aud Sew %
leans issuing through Tickets % PisscnFcrs and
giving through Bills Of Lading fDr Freighu 90 Ie
above cities and all available say landings 40 tha
worry lowest rates. EyeTy edort Will Dc made By ths
Ofcers and Agents Of this limo % render it reliable
and deserving the patronage Of shippers ami tho
Travelling Public.
0ORBETT BOYD, Special Agents,
No. q Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville Tenn
asUll -6fn
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ESTABLISHED .......... 1916.
CHAS. ROB EgTSO
B a X l.. Es
CANDY MANUFACTURES

No. II n. MARKET STREET.
WOULD REMIND HIS OLD Trends AND
W Customers that be IS more than ever pre-
pared 70 supply them with the very hest Of Li-h.
Bread, Crackers, Cakes. Candles etc.
lie has also nu band the best Of Wines. sHiis
ble for medical PURPOSES besides q superior i0l oi
imported Scotch Ales and L0nd0n Porter, ana
6ue brands Of Cigars. Also Currants, klian-.
Citren, Figs. Dates. Nets, etc.
just received, large assortment % Fancy Art
eles embracing Toys. Firecr1ckers, Masks, and 20
very tine assortment ef Fancy Confectionery.
suitable for Christmas Holidays. which viii BE-
sold Wholesale aud retail nov2f-tf
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1867.
NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri : Weekly Packet Line.

'THE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FuL-
L lowing splendid Passenger Packets. lraviD-
Nashville during the season follows.
TY BONE, ToN. HARMON, Master leaves f{fFS
DAYS, at II O'Clock 81.
NASHVILLE, WuEY snrns, Master. ieSyrs Nash
vile tn URSDAYS, at u O'Clock N.
TALISMAN, Capt. STRONG leavr- Nashville
SATURDAYS, ~ 70 O'Clock ~
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BAILEY, ORDWAY & CO.,
COTTON, COMMISSION
ANB
WHOLESALE GROCERY
WAREHOUSE
Nos 5 and Broad Street.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE BEG LEAVE TO RETURN THANKS TO
w our friends for the very liberal share Of pat
ronage bestowed upon cur house the past season
and would say that, having enlarged our facilities
for storing cotton. We nov prepared to give
every attention to the storage sale and shipment Of
all cotton our friends may sntrust 20 our care We
promise that every effort viii be used to secure the
very highest market price, whether sold here or in
other markets '
VIII make cash advances on all Cotton or other
Produce shipped to us. Our terms shall always be
"a low as any other reliable house.
JAMES NJ, CARSEY and WAT. T. SAMPLE will
give their undivided attention 20 the Cotton Depart
meut and will strain every nerve 20 make it 20 the
interest OF planters to patrOuize US.
We will at all times keep full stock Of Groceries
Bagging, Rope and Twine, and al grades Of Flour
for sale ct the lowest prices
WANTED.-We wish TO purchase washed and IN
washed Wool, Feathers and Dried Fruit, and will
always give the best prices.
BAILEY, ORDwAY co.
Fancy FtouF' Fancy FInur!!
We will Keep constantly on hand, by the single
barrel OF car load, Il Vaughn & Co.'S Celebrated
Lockand Mills Flour which We viii warrant in
eSery instance. We viii also keep several other
brands Of Flour, which odsr to tho trade al the
lowest eash prices Dealers will do well % examine
our Flour before purchasing.
.... BAILEY, ORDWAY 4 co.
sug2l -Gn 10. & A, B..
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Attorney Geper.

Attorney General.
! Members of the
House of Repre-
sentatiYes, and
managers on the
| part of the same
TO prosecute said
impeachment.
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Seunfe.
TUESDAY,, Jan. 20, lS67.-Tae Senate
met pursuant y adjournment, Mr.. Speaker
IN,;,,-y,,, =, -, Il .
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Ayers Cherry Peetoral,

so WIDE Is THE FIELD OF
> lis usefulness and 90 numur
ous are the cases Of its cures .
that almost every eeetiOn II
countFy abound IN persons
publicly knoEb. who have been
restored trom alarming anii
even desperate Diseases Of the
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VOL. XXXIII.

Whereas, The Sheriff Of Davidson ooun-
ty, and posse c0mitat,us in obedience to the
order Of Judge T. n. Frazier, did ioroibly
break into with violence the capitol, and
did enter the hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. and did take theFefrom said
Pleasant Williams and said Heydt and
said Judge T. n Frazier did punish by fine
said Heydt, sergeant -at-arms, for obe
dience 10 an order Of this body, and release
said Williams from the custody and control
Of this House therefore, be it
Resolved by the House Of Representa-
tiyes, That the conduct Of the said Judge
T. n. Frazier was gross and uniustitiable
violation Of the high and Indispensable
privileges Of this House, and merits prompt
and decisive means Of punishment
Resolved, ID, That the speaker Of he
House Of Representatives be directed 90
serve proper notice upon the said Judge 7.
n. Frazier, and said Sheriff Of Davidson
county, and said pose coRitatHs, 10 appear
before this body on the second Monday OF
November, 1866, when and where 10 an
swer such charges as may be brought
against them at said time.
Resolved, Sd. That in case Of failure or
refusal of the Speaker Of this House Of
Representatives to perform the duty re-
quired Of him by the two resolutions with
in ten days from and after the passage Of
these resolutions, the sergeant-at-sgms,
Captain Heydt, be, and is hereby author
ized 10 serve said notice.
JOHN NoRAIAE, Speaker pro tenn.
of the House Of Representative.
I, Andrew j Fletcher, Secretaryof State
Of the State Of Tennessee do certify that
the foregoing is copy Of resolution OF
the Lover House OF the General Assembly
Of Tennessee, adopted July "A, 1866, the
original Of which is now on file in nay
Office.
L. $500. .-L.r.oe L.. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07

General schenck, 1: Is understos1Sr n
receive the Republican nomination W.
ernor Of Ohio.