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The Richmond editors sustained the
part Of garralcus gAscons to the last
They outaid Fellstafs in their closing
achievements.
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Major General Ccx has been assigned
tolhe command Of the 2sd Army Corps
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9JsE Davis sent his family 70 Char
lotte. n. g
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F,..s rIn.sfsA. Hl.'s'is.iD..- wallace.
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lie estimated that Lee lost IN and
around petersburs in killed, Founeed'
prisoners, and deserters, not less than
10000 men. llt
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND C01L COMPANY

IS PRErAEED TO nFIIVnR GOAL 10 ttv
4 TsIt 81 ile oig. Orders prenpily atten dad Ia.
eii-a No. 81 south Colia.se ssrlet
ses-. THes II. R1cKKRT.
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GRAZ HAIR RESTORED 10 IFS ORIG.
inal TeEihfal Color, badness Pre-

AIS itir 4f aileaA fettt.aI ll tliIel -a pelitc1
hs.r drsss IA tornbiled Ae.icsEey per'armed
Ce5nnourlcd D. srlet conlofai4Iiy With modern
Vegetable Chemistry. ii i net .iye. does not
aa tle s.ln ss,i iat, bsnuei, or Ga finest linen
y vii restore grsy Elif 20 iis orrnd enler, pros
mote iuAar-nt Veu 8 ol q = Lir CD flid hes1ls
remove I'D di1ilsIH uchInZ. eifi. 1c lrcm the
p. rendering . PERFECTLY heaihys kesps the
haf sot rlt'st. c'res 8 sossg asi leaufiel So
pea11ce. lSa'g l'elia1e4, sd Aia dressing i
has % slptr.lf.
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The English hold ssoOo0o0OO Of the
rebel loan r.iss permanent possession.
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fFromfths Western cnsisnaa Adyocsta.
A dispatch from 7. Whiting, at
Pleasant, Iowa, March 2sd. informs a.
that Bishop Hanaline died that day al
81 r n he bad been quite low ftE
weeks. and the event vas not .une2,
pected 10 himself or friends-
bishop Leonidas L Bamline, 90 near
a. We can learn, was born IN the town
of Canton, Connec,icut Nav 10. 1871.
Re was admitted on trial into the Ohio
Conferences IN 1852 Among others adj
mitied at the same time were Joseph
n. NDowen. Edward Thomson, David
Reed, Edward D Roe. II. II Shaaer
Arthur & Elliott William r Strick-
land.
Al The General Conferences held IN
Cincinnati, Nay. lSs6, Rev. William
Phillips, father q ]. IL Phillips, Of the
BOOK Coneern, VS. elected assistant
editor 81 The Western Christian Advo-
cate, DR.. Elliott being editor NJ
Phillips dying in the fall Of th. same
year. l. l. Hamline was chosen Ma go. /
oessor, In ls4l, on tho issue az itsli,-t /
number, ne became editor Of tlle fasiies'
Repository, holding the t,osifion t;Il
chosen bishop in 1874 Feeiing ~
health insufficient Cor the duties az 49,. /
hpisoopsey, ne rendered his resignation /
Of the same 81 the General Cspferenee /
Of 1852 since thattine he has reslded f,
chiefly IN his own dwelling. Nj Plees- I
ant IoBa, the seat Of the Iowa weslex.
an University.
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UNIVERSAL sUccEss
o.
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Ia TaE TRElfEIMT o. DE8e4Ks, ~
CROWHIN6 HlM WITH aUo01a -
OTHER STATIC As m N ~
NASHVILLE, EE1IlLEa3EE.
B0TANIC PHFSICIfN,

WALNl AAAAlNs NNNLA-N-N.lZa
For further information IN regard 10
the skiilfil success ia the troatment Of
diseases, the reader i referred e a7IL-
KS THKRAPEUrIcs and MATzziA MEDI0a,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1855,
the best work IN the United States,
where you wiz find d.. McGills name
standing paFailel with the best medical
men Of the age in the trestment Of dis
eases Of women Fer al diseases in this
advertisement. satisfaction Is EuaEan-
teed- With my general practice I treat
the following
mFonls Cases
vsa s.asarasas Easun.a.na, 6fsoneasaug -
lanEi Dsssae q ~ t1lcal. ege.sd lolt1.
Dseasss q lts Hsisl ~ flEsl. $780, q
M 8tomaeh Nsnzaie,a, Ks1r's Ri 81 8Grufnia.
Dsaihsss. plseaass q. taa ETls. De1llssied 81
loreihel 10 ~ E7Flvats Dleeasas 40
Diseases - tag = Fillsry prpan4.
n tae Eallsa.
Al anscrass q e.s Wonlb t1.sfrS Va u.oaa.
Iloso hsnisl ll.ilea ano save 49, - 49,
~, ,s = e. Is. e So So Dss-sss > ssas ass
sfsriliiJs
Fouar aarsis4 Eadisg sdoes niz1E11ns = -
- nc4 10 h.ial fosl1 In a1a 1uenl1, r11alu11f
i0d - 80 20 sef1id tll''.iI.iJ - ~
- > golr da1l-e 11l 60 $3.50 - tz1G D
80 8 "a $500. 70 |lIT oIll IiIlIlF-fae T111N
q - a..1-l r,aEs spFiIc1IIlr. Alieru1'url .l7rE
! le.slr q persoz 1tr.etJ uc1aaeail1i-
Eiekt kmiss'oa6 c9Fed
Yeuae Nan. 40 hefors you 1lttas 81 GA
soasos sltIacl 3 Msl, tteFs - - dsaale ~ tlI1
loors Is lf1ts Enna1ae, aa1 phFa14 4fa
,xrea tet o1aerll.rd lreaI|Hs Itf 80 n ~ cas-
u tnal u haff 1nte1 ac1ef1 u lla ci|f. - ur ~
sIil|orrr, lIllss VIC have rra1I fc.IsE rIr4 -
r. a1d sle 1cg vel cured D ne Az 1llT ~
ring Ac-l1r1 M ee1i.r1 11teel11 8 At r4ls RI
> c141I1. tA 4tI-l - - -. ea p
u ~, 40 VI So ne acs1 ! W ElIt sllF
cIica - al q ~ dI1,a1,s rllrloled s. as AS
lsisn.ru 6sssss1 b
CnI1u s1fael. E8.t<ls. fsre
'aaI-lF - 1la1I va eIIIrsI tI...E|en
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Theguoboat MuseOois left New York
for the Pacific on the 29th ult
The frigate Vanderbilt left the day
following for the West Gulf Squadron.
she is to go on cruise to the West
Indies
The New fronslder is at Philadelphia
,,,lorro;r, vansirs 1ft
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s1aTE OF TENNESSEE
couslr o. nAyzDsoS. ! I, A. g SANFORD, Pre-
fldeut Of the First Naiiond Bank Nashville. do
s0lemny swear thsi Be above Statement IS true 10
The hest Of my knowledge and belief.
A. 9 SANFORD. President
Sworn % sud subscribed before me this, sh dsy
q April. lsGs.
GEORGE N. sOUTH6ATE, JP.
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A.is 81 flse Halls
VIII DC given .Tuesias evening next,
April iith, BY the Band Of tie 18th {. s.
Infantry, under lke direo.ion Of the Hand
ass.er, Prof. J. q. Clark.
There are lev levers Of hne musir in cur
81 lhqt have no. listened to shtnerlorn-
afese % ibis Band, VITA raptars and ed-
2 SAP. - shey havs d 5ed IS faaay,
~ Yio occasions. ond cent .ccs llan,
'gssa tlo poare our sliy wsrs IA sfsas bis
tss NJ. Alfred Flynal ef sA4 ofs 1hsatfes
generously teadered sbe nseal his estab-
j hment for their be1ss5t, which wss gratis
fully accepted ana proved 8 great success.
The Band Of the ora 1sIh voluntarily Or
f ed their services and contFibuted lsfgsIy
70 the excslicnee Of a PLEASANT AntefiAin-
nsnt by dsse5ursing a.yaEietF q brilliant
selections from the beseefh 81 Ind win.
"a wishiag 81 diapafssa be -maEiis Of olll-
eTa, it Is only simple justice 10 them, 70 say
ssat their part d ne rsogFa liris was the
feature Of the evening
Thepregrafaiae t'F tie eoaeeFt viii en-
btseea chess fsleeiseH fof operate esns.
Thsy VIII certainlgihavs Al iibeepoourage-
ne4tpn this, thsir frst Coneaftin. this city,
that crowded I5aliscan' aflor4l.tksfn. We
lse1pset i0i zee TAslis Hhll where ID is 70
taee place sl.td 70 itA sntlhost c5pAeity.
lae AFTER The Conceft is oyer ~ oppof unity
W. Be- AFFORDED % Aiis 70 inaalgsi IN IN
Il azreeabfe dance. This Is truly a rare
cfanes u pas a pleesant evening.
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AFrrRSooo SESSION,


A bill to amend the criminal lags Of
the. State was offered 1g Duggan. OF
Sewer Adopted on the lirst reading
and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
A BILL, To amend the Criminal Lava Of
the state ofTennessee.
sKc.1. Re Il. esaetea 6afss Gsnsrat Is
sembly 81 The Stare Of Tennessee. That who
ever shall feloniously take or steal any
horse, mule, or ass, shall, on conviction
thereof, suffer death By hanging.
SIC. 2. Be Il eRocied, That whosoever
shall foioniousiy break open the house Of
another for the purpose cf committing s
larceny, or robbery therein, shall, on con
viction thereof, suffer death ~ hangiDg-
SIC. 8. Be 4 enacted, That whoever shall
feloniouslY rob another, or steal Rom their
person, shall, on conviction thereof, suffer
death BY hnnging.
A motion was made aud laid on the
table to add 10 the usual standing COM
miltee a Committte on ffeadmeps aud
also COMMITTEES for re districting the
Sta4e Laid over.
On motion Of Nm Hood the Senate
resolution on the subject OF ratifying
the slavery amendment TO the United
States Constitution was taken up and
adopted This vas merely confirming
the action Of hepfeYioua day upon the
same subject
Mr. Griffith. Of Washington, offered
an act 70 authorize circuit and Grim
ina Judges 70 appoint special olscers
for particular purposes. Passed FIRST
reading.
An aol vas read and lad over that
Corporate and chartered Institutions
shall pay sl00 when applying for State
authorization, beside the usual State.
taxation
A resolution was offered requiring
lawyers, doctors, and ministers to take
the oath before practicing their profes-
sicna Laid over under The rude,
A bill was introduced for the benefit
of Mary Jane baldwin, giving her the
powers az fa4,s ssle Passed first
reading
Mr Cooper called for the reading Of
the resolution for going into tiIe elec-
ton Of a Secretary of Slate, and pro /
posed that Ice date 1or gong into the /
election should be emitted Agreed 10. /
This was In concurrence Of the recon 4
Of the Governor 10 increase
the salsries Of officers, which cannot be
done after they. arc elected
The House adjourned.
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The House met at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning. Prayer. BY tie Rev j.
p Holsinger. The minutes were read
by the FIRST assistant clerk Galbraith,
and adopted.
Mr.. Hood reported that the commit
tee appointed to wait upon the Govern
or learned that he had a commnnica>
ton for the House.
A messenger from the Governor ap-
peaFed with his message, which was
read to the House. THE message viii
be found IN another place
A motion WAS made 10 print two
thousand copies Of the message for the
use Of the House, which WIS adopted
Mr. simerly and Mr. Thomas were
announced a. being present, and they
were sworn in ct the clerks desk by
Judge Milligan. Mr. Simerly repre-
cents Carter and johnson counties, and
Mr.. Thomas, Grundy, Coffee, and Van
Buren, cOunties
On lesve, Mr. Warren, Of McNairy
county, registered his vote in favor Of
the amendment of the Constitution OF
the United States.
A motion was made that each mem
Der oe the House should be supplied
With one of the city papers such as he
may select Adopted tsatt 80
A motion was made by Mr.. Waters
of Madison, that no marriage license
should be granted in this State except
to persons who could show that they
had taken the oath Of allegiance. Laid
over.
A resolution was offered to have the
House aoOr carpeted Laid over
Adjourned until 2 o'clock
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.. 5. $50 loan.

BY ml,aoasy Of tse Secretary Or he Treasury.
The unasls' gned has assumed the General SUB
seHPiion igsaey fsr ne sais ef United States.
Treasury Notes, bearing even sad ihree-tsashs per
cent. interest. p. annanl. -.ao.n q. De
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NASHVILLE. IFaN-l April 8, ls15.
No II. FXTRACT.
Notice Is hereby CIV q 70 ali coAcerned
that hereafter there VII be no inietference bv tie
Nataff 4rsnorHes 81 THIS P0st pdh the pro,ees-
lngs o. cir rib Ipsis for the Possession al houses
er thefsa property held hy persons not 10 the Nil
liarF serrfce end ihsf the ciFI authorities y 4 fe
susisined ID enoring their decree. All persons
BOT IN the Military serTice hol ling papers az pro
tccrcn O m these He dquaIiers, are notified thai
such pages are hereafter Fold seeInsf 5Eaent
o. TIE cITii Conlfs
b order Of Bne. Gen. JN0. F. Mi LER
L. HOWLAND
aFro-lW Capt and Asst. Adi. General.
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VIE VIII. grrr 10 AM oNE PRODUCING
"a - sarn fneeIr alI9 aalsn cure 80 Gear
rhor nd ctar1err = ~ - sod - ny l1eal 90
ne reselp1 a ian eauf 1oIs4zs l.l u N.lr = rr
thE ssF3er. o. 40 fer ~ lsnf. a7f4f El1 . crr1
u1lIs - t1lnzl1 IS EEIr Sc y - ~ ~ =.
k3frree ~ - ~ IlElIE q I-4LIIEE,
i.sIt--an 60 DEFH - DetfIoi NIeA
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AmhrnIInn 20 a. 80.

nor ssLE or RFNr. d eood AMBRorYpE
II DAR, with tFo snlIlf hobsssa 4aehed 4 cood
girsaia car - hsd, fzrths psceViil be- sold cheap
a good stock 81 material on hand -.
sprT-Iws WM. il BRysY
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PAfoEs 81 Asr1ssIas-- -Ilssrs Cirfa75 ceatss Par
ss'etts ohAlrs 3 Gems; Prrise Elzaa s. %; eai-
s.s 8; s..is.. ss 0'''.% VI
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MORTON, CRAIG { co.,
Commission, ReeeIvIng, 8 TOrWaFdIng
MERCHANTS.
10. q Nesl Foarth Sd. CIneInalI, 0.

NO. u West Fourth St, Cincinnati, o..
w & have formed partnership under the above
~ rsme and style for the purpose Of DONG a
General Commission, Receiving and FOra aroilz
Business, ana reg leave 70 Announce 70 our friends
snd the tfade general u, . manufacturers and pro-
ducers, ihzt are prepared 70 Y ceiYe, end give
our prompt attention % eonEgnments and ID the
interests d those who nay aTor he with the.r bus
inss8.
We also prppose-snd have arraogemsnts to
make L q special sni permanent 5eatlre CT bu-
sinesz-to purchase 60 de on oruers for meTchsnss
ana others DONG business IN The scuth and West,
On the Federal mel which cannot fsii TO prove
the nsesyes of our services We the ERE solicit
orde 3 with entire confidence Inst satisfaction VIII
be given.
Prompt attention gwen also 70 receiving and for
9ardiug goods.
Ieerning it unr ecessaTY to use the names Of
prominent friends IA almostevery city OF the Union
We refer with pride aud confidence 90 our late on
ciaI positions, and 20 those who have known as
longest and best, in our native session, for the
prcInpiEess and fidelity With which We may be ex-
pected 70 discharge our duty 10 al who may IN
trust their business and interests in our care
We respectfully invite 4 Tennesseans, and trends
from other sections o. he country visiting this city
for their convenience 20 have their letters addressed
to our care and 70 make cur Office their hesdquar-
ters during their stay IL the city.
OfiieaIs sod Soldiers hsying Trade Permits fOr
Tennessee, ean be facilitated il tneE business ar
rsngements b ealing Al oar office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG.
marIs-Sm JAMES 8. NORTON.
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Fresh from the forest, nntomed
and unsabdued, save by this rsg-
nipotent beast uneonguared, aiiose
daring exploit Is Astieg's smphi-
theatie, London Won him endurins
fame. This glorious act CONSISTED
Il gong alone into a whole herd q
beasts which had csc sped FINN
their cages sni devoured a poor feI
low who fell in their 81, and By his
mysterious power q0eiling their
rage and thirst OF blood, and leaa-
ing them back 10 Their cage.
Mr. r. CRoUESTE, lhe greatest.
English Jester and acknowledges
fasorite, viii appear st each per
tormance.
Mr.. FETE CONKLIN. the West
ern Clown, sad Comic Singer, win
unfold his portfolio OF oddities, and
tell some Or his side splitting jokes
and langhter-proyoking eccentric
ties. q
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1IIna0TIaatI0 HaFsemlen.,


...i N0biCo i.n2
QlHRFE DEAD B0DiEs PROM NiRTH ERas
4 cities, hsye5sen LEFT at my ware rooms. mark
ed 81 loli0us-
llL-B.e u 1iuEreli. Nashsile. Teaa. ad
r GailaHay, -
sa7 e s,7f,a2 E9R o0BNELius.'
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Ample Security, Fair Rates, Prompt
Payments.
DrRworoRs.


A FAHH IN Hsrstaa courfg. Tenn. o. fock
n Crsek. naar ia fcun a FaImsnflons con1al T.
ne KS 1cres d lad ~ Ehch are - c1IeF4to1,
ztis dFeIli14 and on houses Apply -
". EtTT Hf0EH4 co.
aprs-lw q cheffy stFcet.
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hereby cert ~ 60 ne wonderful effects Of TIE
~loniou HAIR tlilQf Rtss1ras uirl Dressing M
restored % e. Isluls. cosor, ana ths HAIR vhasH
Eaa heforc 1iIy ana hafsi. and fslhne %, new b.
came sofl and glossy, ceassuE tihnr tLe da1dsnH
disappeared. and ths eealp iosi a. ife iasreesbie
itching. a. anu1ylng % ore ard u fha tine < 5
fis q fltloHol O. Is ori-5fa q .llrlc c.l.tr ana
clrerllr oonIr1andl ~ uee q sl sro are 5e1irons
al farinsf 4 1lr1tfni bead 81 bar.
Ms MAN k1Ur,
Cramhorsiurz. IA. sept. am. lssf.
ssld b. d. SHagna 3 san. 50 Nazia sixth siresi,
WAC. ~. SMITH.
Cor. chnrch and tiEs EIssil. haahyiile,
ianas-sn-ta sua y
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Clsrisiaas Il slsAs. ~ ne adlhor IF John tn
lax, &c 20 500 lJs ar 4I e.11-t f
slssshHe,s. re ilgHasie, y re Hsthog q
81 Vsfsldnt sna 7eizas bslck hriss Dexter. ~
{ The ReiIgsesbF 3, Netyihe sulhgrpi Tgpde, .
iSae 81 J. r L ei-ssaffa, a1tasf RI. WI
rel = .liaud. g. p &c. 81 sef lci go 1915 s-l Ir1s
lha Aafsyifg Ma p che autlloE q sIle slis,'
: fn- srs-ln sssIf3a s.Il naau t
FIS, - - 81 7RLIES on
ihrse 7eo4ia. p the aEshsr qf SeiEisber jack
q hilnlaris basassn. aeoa. aa,ifn6r Of Hosp
+ leff,aes iiegooa q s4s apihor q Prank
{ lapeass9 1faltlinI Yeafs IN rod1ciion y aEef.
II IL Eost4rs ..l.t ~. 49,
Quits, BY the aufhorof Infsls
, yra Ansslicana, selectsd5lraAh the best English
Writer'S
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JAS. HOE1Oz. las. = soaros. joss eIAIa.
Late essi'r BIZ Ct Tenn, Iafe1ash'rBr. Union
Nashville. Tenn Blk. KnoxVlle, Tenn.
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ltVfllS SllttF CeFnet Ban0
Hgye been eaeagsi. aud VIII Discourse NEST ex-
eelfnt Ansi ironi se b lcoay of t1e Theatre each
efcrine, presioss 70 ths peri flnaace.
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U >. $40 Six per cent.
e0LD-BEaRISG BONDS.

These bonds are BOW sorih q praniisu, Of nis,s
percent. liaciadina seli inleres; f.on November,
ahish makes ihe aetuI proas on the 7-so loan. At
current rates, Including Interest about I'll per
cent per anHar', besdea is eraspsou from ssa,s
esa ui'aiapal slrato's aleA aias Jros oss 70 tsrs
per saai r'as, aocorang % me rata levie0n Other
property. The isiereet IS payable semi snnaiilyy
BY coupons attached to each note, ahich may oe
cut "a aud soli 10 any bank r. banksr
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than s20a.ooOooO reniaia unsoid, which VII
probably Be disposed Of within the next % orso
days, when thu notesvHI undsubtsdly command
premium. ss has Uniformly been the ease On clo-
ssg DE subscriptions to ether Iosns.
IN order that citizens Of every town md section
Of the eOustry may be aaoried aeilites 'or taking
the losn. sas National Banks. stass Baaks, and
Privass Brokers taroughout the couutry have gen
orally agteed 70 receive subscriptions At par. sub
scribers viii select their oun SCENTS. in wton they
have eonadesee. and who Only are Responsible Tor
the delivery Of ne notes ioz which they receive
JAY COOKE,
sUucaRTIos AszsT. Rasa.
hunscRrrIioss WI % nEcErTED - the
First Nahonal Bang Of NASHVILLE.
second National Bank Of Nashville.
marl7-2me
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Seven. Thirty Loan.

These Notes are iasnei under date o. August l5th.
1864. Apd are payable Tires years tom that tine.
in elEsusy. or arr Convertible At ths option of the
hol-sr iuso
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-23

\ MEETING or FREEDMEN ON ST.. He
LENA IsLYND.-A large meeting of
freedmen, held on st. Helena Island,
South Carolina, on the 4th instant,
adopted the following resolutions: ,
l. Resoloed, That we, the colored
residents of st. Helena Island, do
most respectfully petition the Con-
vention about to be assembled at
Columbia, on the 18th instant, to SO
alter and amend the present Consti-
tuition of this State as to give the
right of suffrage to every man of the
I age of twenty-one years, without
other qualifications than that required
for the white citizens of this State.
2. Resoloed, That, by the Declare
ton of Independence, we believe
these. are rights which cannot Justly
be denied us, and WI hope the Con-
Yention VIII do us full justice by re-
cognizing them,
3. Resolcell. That we will never
cease our efforts to obtain, by all lust
and legal means, a full recognition of
our rights as citizens of the United
States and this Commonwealth. Y
T. neSotVetI, L HAt. uaVlDB hereCQe
fore shown our devotion to the Co.
vernment, as well as our willingness
to defend it's Constitution and laws,
therefore we trust that the members
of the Convention will see the Justice
of allowing us avoice in the elections
OF our rulers.
5. ResoIped, That we believe the
luture peace and welfare of this State
depends very materisslly upon the
protection Of the interests OF the CO.
lored man, and can only be secured |
by the adoption of the sentiments en-
bodied in the foregoing resolutions.
TO call man special telegrama-
tisS, IS the modern mode of impeach-
ing his yeracity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-23

The Graud jury, at Salem, Oregon,
have been endeavoring to bring
odlum and contempt on the Sunday
law La, by indictiag everybody in sight
!hey indicted ferryman for break
ing the Sabbath by carrying people
over the river'ao church, and a deacon
ior collecting money with the contri-
nutlon box, and were about to indict
the preacher for noisy and barbarons
amusement.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-23
For the Colxn,biu PhonIc.
To the Editors of'Ncvvspapers in the
Southern Statese


Southern Statese
GENTIEMEN At this critical time
in our political condition, I take the
liberty of addressing myself to you
on subject of vital interest to the
whole South. When the Legislatures
of the different Southern States meet,
the great and leading subject fer their
consideration will be the pas sage of
such laws as VIII be most poi ic and
proper tosregulate the new relations
of the white and black populations
To effect this great object, it> will rey
quire the most mature wisdom and
wisest craftsmanship. 1t is of the
first Importance that the Legislatures
of the Southern States should adopt
a similar course of policy, and be as
near as possible uniform in their ac-
ton. That these desirable objects
may be attained, 1 respectfully recon-
mend that the people of the Southern
States send to Convention to meet
at Augusta, Georgia, on the second
Monday in November next, some of
their best men to deliberate on and
mature such u course OF policy as they
may think best, It will be for the
Legislatures of the different States
TO adopt or rehct the recommends
tions OF the Convention, as they may
or may not approve.
If you approve of these views! I
respectfully ask that you recommend
this course to your fellow-c citizens.
Let each county, town or village send
up their delegate. 'In a multitude
OF councillors there is safety
SENEX.