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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and O streets, near Penna, ave.

WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and O Streets near Penna. ave.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
,AsG2s yslPs sGGRr otsRszS AsR szs
Aad the talented Irish Comedian.
A Who :, viii .s.ss. 9 iihHSs tEs4AFHgRap.Y,.yrs1se
May 20, in the Great Sensational Drama OF
or, r,sAvoGkkSsR sAvoGks :. SASis ApSlisL1sH.
GROWERS NEW rHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near WillArdb.
SATURDAY MAYO.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
1IY R MATfSSa Of 81 CLOCK last 'HASD FAM
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
m be euss E the entire
THIRTY CENTS
to all parts of the house.
Tonight, last appearance OF
GEORGE KUNKLE
Last appearance Rsf1r Il BAKER.
Last appearance MARTHA WREN.
EUNLFBoLIC l-GAIETY l-MIRTHI
wYMAN.
MAGIGIAN-WIZZARD-V
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7TH STREET,
C1nmsneipg on TUESDAY NIGHT. 10th, and
x.s On ni9HT tsnsS .na nstfs
MI. .Wym.n use. ohiokering 4 Sons Pianos, 8.
ID, b W. Smiths American Organ. and TOmp-
kins's Drum, en- neaged from John r. Ellis's Music
Store, 300 Pa. avenue. my lost
PROCLAMATION!
NJ / L l A Z Y H A L,
397 PENNA AVENUE.
Between Four and q half and Sixth Streets.
WILL BB OPEN TONIGHT
ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY
SINGING
DANCING
BEAUTIFUL GIRLsI
ADMISSION RREBi
myl6 ADMISSION PREIl
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TICKETS FOR THE CONCERT ST.,

Every purchaser Of q ticket to these Csncar
will receive 1T the time Of purchase, 1t the Den
where the ticket is sold,
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

OXFORO: OXFORD. OXFORDg
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRD,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis avenue
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
In consequence Of which il will be repeated this
week with the same powerful cast of Charactays
Onclo----- -. HutchinBOn
George Harris. ;...-.-.; .---.E. A. Emersoa
Eva...--.............. ...........-.. -. Petite MAJ
OF whom Edwin Forrest says she ia the am maiisst
child he ever SEEM
In connection with the above will be given an
entirely new
OLIO ENTERTAINMENT,
including all the old favorites, and q number Of
new Artists.
..- NOTICE.
..-. CHANGE OF DAY.
LADIES MATINEES at this House win be Given
on WEDNESDAYS in future. until further notice
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LADIES MATINEBS at this House win be given
ON REDNEsDAYSi in future. until further notice.
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The American Hay and C0tten
PRESS COMPANY MANuFACToRY.

Corner Of Grove and North THIRD SITS. Jersey City
ohice-No lis Wall street, New York
Gove,s Patent--The attention OF al par
Tee Interested y the pres ing OF compress ng Of
hay, Cottong Hemp Wool Rags, Hops, or any
other sTt1le required 70 be baled for rransports-
uou siolase 81 Cons umpton, is respectfully soiicl
yea, 70 ne fqtla9ae or stationary Presses, manu-
factured BY the Company, under the superintea-
dence OF the Patentee, Mr.. John H. Cove.
The PRESS = very Simple IN its construction re-.
curing but or 'lnsfy intelligence TO work IT, and
can be operated ~ any known uoser sls,h ne
steam, Water, Horse, or HIND In u-ing Horse-
mower, bat one Horse required the Prass lsir q,
40 mechanically constructed on tFell known prn.
eiple that the power increa IS Ia n Rrea.er ratio
than the iicrcasing rests aure
The savantages q this Press over u others are
A. fol.oWs, VIZ. FreHra
LIST It can press y per cent more material IN a
S5 i can do the work ia ss per cert less tina
Al Ii requires 50 OR cent less diving power.
4th II turns omit best shaped bale Tor hand
ii ~ The Press viii lsst time. the wort;po
parts being built at tie best Of iroas and hot Asbis
70 ~ oIi n work a this machine VIII press "a
s eteratien fsfisr o1ce fiilIag sae box ~ ne No
Pressl a baleoi HAY q 40 ne weighs N e%-TwO
s ,,,SS men and one honse can bale Il tons HAy
p5,-- men without the al; Of horse, OF any pow.
ar exoeui hat oopainea "a ths Press go toFaoat
shaIe II Hay ~ inches a4ItAre hy - rfiH long,
$50, lls7 M. IT ~, ~. O. tae rtftsc tJ5t.
~ toSgle josnts, screws, cog Wheels, beaters or
OILERS usd M this Press
- - WaT,h rsisefs IL especially called 20 this
- desfjnad - las 70 WOtk 3 eoanpleie reTolu-
:, - HI tie nov lcW, clumsy and expensse meta
% go y s5rI5 sny vi dispose % Town. County md
60 rislte Preserving - tne3nselYes oily The
100 ~ TnsunfEssussl On reasonable terms
Nr n d. Fisher Is the eutaof4ASd IFsteiilSe
~. f,r .he conn ~ in he Eastern and Middle
az s1rttllsr particulars send for circulars.
jsnR7-lm
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From WASHINGTON.
alegrsphic Correspondence Gin. Commerei-l.
WGsmYGToS, Jan. q.
EI.ADylcEs FROM wIlNNaToN-

WGsHNGToS, Jan. p.
REBEIsADTlcEs FROM wILHSGToN
From the Richmond Examiner Of Wednesday
Since the fall of Fort Fisher no sefi-
Gus demonstration has been made to
ward Wilmington.
GOVERNOR BROWN NOT IN FAVOR or RECON
$50 4 sTRvcHoN
General Beauregard authorizes the
denial of the report that Gov. Brown,
of Georgia, is in favor of reconstruction.
He says he has just eonversed with the
Governor on the question.
FooTE ,cESscRED
Resolutions eensuring Foote, for at
tempting to pass through the rebel
lines, were passed 1.
GEN LEE Is NOT GENERALIsSINo.
jeff Davis has written a letter dated
the 18th, stating that he will put Lee in
command Of all the rebel armies when
the latter will signify his willingness to
accept so much responsibility, he hav
ing heretofore repeatedly declined it.
THE BLAIR BUSINESS rs A NUTSHELL
The return of Blair from Richmond
has been the event of to-day, though
its Importance would haveybeen largely
increased. if he had brought the Con-
feder8te Commissioners which had been
promised, during the present week, by
those few friends of his who, at least,
protested to have faith to believe.
Blair called upon the President this
morning, and it was regular cabinet
day. He saw Mr.: Lincoln and most of
the members of the cabinet He re-
manned s short time, and detailed the
results of his second visit to Richmond,
but its purport there can be Judged
only from Mr.. Blair's conversation with
other Government officials, including
several Congressman. From this con-
yersation it appears that the mission
has been a complete failure Davis
stated to Blair that he was perfectly
willing, as he had always been, to ap-
point Commissioners representing the
Confederate States, to negotiate peace
between the two countries. lie pos
lively declined to allow them to come,
except as accredited agents, and if they
were LECcihCu rs OOnACutAHhC OOn2AAAlS-
sioners, it was intended that, pending
negotiations, an armistice must be de-
clared. Add to this the earnest pro-
LESSONS of rebel leaders for peace, and |
you have the principal facts Of the visit
of Blair, and they are given in Congress
siohal circles by those who have taken |
great pains to understand the matter
fully. In the language of distinguish
ed Western radical Senator, " the whole |
thing is a disgracefud fizEle'
WHAT GENERAL SINGLETON REPORTS
Singleton, of Illinois, accompanied |
by a lady relative, also arrived here to- |
day from Richmond Its learned that |
he states to Democratic Congressman !
that Davis, and the leaders IN Rich
mOnd, are not willing to negotiate for
peace save on the terms Of the indie
Of the Confederacy.
THE PEACE MISSION TO BE DEVELOPED.
Resolutions will be introduced IN
Congress probing the Blair mission to
the bottom The radicals are highly
incensed, and declare the whole thing
is an attempt to galyanize the Blair
family into new political life
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WHoLEsALE SUrLEE sCPPLIrBs. Conyrs
OF Public Square and Market stree,
have just received from New York and B5s-
ton auctions, large assortment Of Boots
AMI Shoes, which they are oGsr.r- al
Wholesale to the trade, az greatly reduced
rates. have also on hand large and varied
assortment Of Cigars sui Tobacco, rurcha4
"a before the late increased taxes, vF ID
Ehey are anxious % close out 30 e small Is
vance on Invoice cost. In addition % who.
they beg % call attention To- thc,r Lr~-
STOCK oil Liquors, consisting ia uarL ,-
ShomPaignes, Cltawba. sul Clsrst vines.
Nhlakey, Cogniac Brandy, Biuers. Gie.
Coo Stau, Cherry Bounce, SchuGrps. DC. dc
stauonery, white ard bull envelopes. all
sizes; i"oisc1p, letter. and note paper 1t an
4ushtiesi Hats Caps, Notions OF oil 5r-ee-..
tlons, furnishing goods, and q c.mr..l.
stock Of Suffers Goods, such as paarl-.
Oysters. Raisins, Mustard. Ssrdiues. Srfecs.
Soda, &C, &c.
Dealers viii find It their interest ta .-,.
us "a call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention 20 the shipping ana
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner 1r pab..
Square aud Market ST.
A. NJ. LANDSBEBG. Taa2s-.u
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All the goods in the shove List will be sold, with
ont reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each Seruncaies
~ ali the various articles plsced N slnisr en-
,elopes and sealed. These envelopes VIII De sent
y mali, or delivered st our once, without regard
~ choice % receiving a certificate you VIII see
Fhat il represents, and u is optional WITH yeu 70
seud enc dollar and receive the article named OF
any other in ths list Of same value. In a lrAnsac-
lions by mail We charge tor forwarding me eeteh-
Gates paying postage and doing the oos.nssS, - -
cents each FIVE CERTIFICATES VII De sem lof . }
FIryEN for 81; THIRTT FOR s.; sIxTH-FiyH 10 eiO
and OSr HuSpKED for SIS. By thus mofse We give
SaIsctions rom varied stock Of fne goods, oi toe
best make aud latest stJles, ana Of lptr ss's Dl.
ring Art. cles OF the very highest value,
We guarantee entire satisfaction u every s5 =
and IN there should be aBy Perscn dissatlsIsu Nth
- artlre thew nav receive, they may lmmeclate-
~ return il and the price viii be TellrHded. =, b
A0ESTs-We allow those sctLng - ASSnsSt len
Cents on each Certificate ordered pfoFioea lhslr
remittance amount 10 One Dollar
They viii coIiecs twenty Ave cents lof etSy Ctt-
tRcate and retaining 10 CENTS. remit % Us 70 cents
~ - -, ..i6-s-s GEO. DFMERTT CO,
ianl-sm SO Broadvsy, New YORK.
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Preparations to Meet ShermaB-Publlc
Meeting In Columbia, S. &.


From ths Richmond Wing Jduusry 70.
i A meeting Of the eitizens Of Column
bia was held at the City Hall on the
9th inst, the Mayor presiding. It was,
says the Guavdian, characterized by an
earnest spirit, The following resolu-
ton, among others, was adopted
Resokred, That in view of the threat
eninE aspect of affairs in South Caro-
lima, and the probability of movement
upon the city by the enemy, it il expo
dent, as far as practicable, to suspend
all work and business, except such rs
is connected with the defenses Of this
city and preparation to meet the en-
". f. De saussure, Esq, offered the
following resolutions, which were adopt
ed
WHEREAS, The exigencies of South
Carolina require that all talent, military
skill and experience that can be com
manded should be brought to her aid
in this her hour Of trial
Resolgsd, That the people Of South
Carolina have great confidence in the
military abilities and experience Of
Gen Joseph Z. Johnston, and most re-
spectfully request that his Excellency.
the President of the Confederate States,
will confide to him the command Ofthe
forces now assembled in this State to
repel the advance Of sherman
Rssolccd That the evacuation of
Charleston would be disastrous to the
cause of the COnfederaoy, and We earn
estly request that the Government viii
forthwith send to this State force adj
equate to prevent so great a calamity
J. D. Trsdeweil, Esq, offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted
Rcsoiced, That the people Of the city
of Columbia most cordially approve Of
the act of Governor Magrath, in accept
ing the services of Major General Lowell
in preparing the military defence Of the
city. 49,
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CoUSTERFEITs. Information Las been D.
ceived By G.. J.. Barlow Co. that GER. %
druggists in this city have been palu.iug VII
on persons calling for Or. E5IlOc's PiEz Co.
rate an article Of their own manu- izstuFe,
which they say il superior to the genuine.
We would advise AT persons 10 get the
genuine, and should you require sDy nadi-
cine tor the Itch, Ring letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprinciPled man 70 impose any other
preparation on you, out get Dr. Yeuoo's
Pink Cerete, manufactured BY c. u. Ba.
vile. Tenn.
L. S.-A liberal discount made 10 d8ale-s.
Sent BY mail 70 Eny address on recc pt ~
81 ~ Be sure that you gst the genuine.
s8pZI-tf
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A. NELSON. Administrator Of the Estates OF
GEO, w. DONIGAN, and SAMUEL SEAY,
Attorney IL factfor Mrs. =. A. Brockway, Ex
ecutTix, &C, &C.
WIN. L. MURFREE, Administrator OF
the Estste Of John Slgler, deceased.
Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cia attention 70 the examination Of Titles 20 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal doeumentst
We deem Il Unnecessary, in thia community, 70
say that Mr. Garrett is the best examiner Of rifles
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture at our Court house. twelve
Of which he served Register Of the county, by
election at the hands Of the people. His careful,
faithful, and exact manner of doing business is
well known, and We cheeuully recommend him 70
all those who may have any thing IN his line to
transact. n. & N.
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
UyE ARE now OFFERING PoR SALE, over
w $50 BuIdUg Lots, N the iasr
CITY of5Johnsonville,

published plm o. which can BE- saan a. our once.
ad - the principal Hotels, and other pubic pisces,
IN this city. BEING elgibiy leeaEsd on ne last
hank of toe Tennessee river 80 miles rom is
mouth snd a. the terminus Of the hs.shsaIe Nad
Northwestern Rs-rosd. distance Of y nilies sron
ductive eountry ant being Ia Almost constant ryeg
oouADznicstloR with many 81 the Eloaf mp <oI ls5
coD1mencia cities ~ the North sud 90 sngesh
nase importance sash An oDportunity igra SAFE
and prcntatde inFesSneIlt, Is but seldorzi ssred
We ere Tie sole scents for the sale d Iots 80 are
fliy sllihorAsed and empowered - grass ssAss %
purchasers.
Apply . v. MATT. Brown CO. Aga.
ncTzS-a Al Chery Stress.
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WeakIcy 4 Warren
No. II, North coIleg, Stree.

Up STAIRS,
Have just received d splendid assortment
Of Parior, Bed Room, and Sewing Room
Furniture, Mattresses, Window Glass. ell
sizes, Looking Glasses, CIl Frames. Pie
lures, sc. &c.
Give US a call.
jau2G-Iw WEAKLEY WARREN
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Choice Flour, Butter. Potatoes, Onions.
Grsen Corn, and every variety of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic G-crer5.
offered At low prices q. Totteu'5 Ne. 81 COL
lege street.
ian22-tf
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Pearl MInla,nres

hoEsE is the FIRST 10 introduce ~
new style Of Pictures Eyegy body thai
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery of the Cumb.s--
land and Judge for yourself Olaf.
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Cider, Cider.

Two hundred barrels sweet rtr-
None better ever offered in this market
For So To low at CEaRz & Gzrarzgr4
So Broad stg.r.
isu2l-2w.DJ
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Sonih CarolIna Arrogance I'm Isl.

DDuAA OAICkAha hlEoE4AIb III lJUis
The Boston Traveller reprints from
its issue of.Ap~il Gath, 1861, the follow
ing letter, sent it from Charleston II
reads amusingly in the light Of the
events which have occurred since it was
written: '
CHARLESTON, s. G., April 10, 1861,
70 the EditOrs Of the Boston Traveller.
GENTLEMEN On behalf of the South
Carolina volunteers, l am deputied to
request Governor Andrew, Of Massa-
chusetts, through you, that the militia
~ contingent of your State be sent to
South Carolina In making this re-
quest, ] assure you but express the
wish of every man, Womanand child in
our State. We number about ten
thousand men, well armed and accou-
tired, and anxious for fight, and cor
daily invite any number from your sec
ton to give US meeting. Do not,
however, send them in the feet that
appeared off Charleston harboF during
the commandment of Fort Sumter, for
fear that their timidity will interfere
with their landing Send oil Massa-
chusetts men; none from Pennsylya-
MIA, for the regiment of that State funk
ed at Cero GordO, nor from New York,
for at OheTubusco (although they claim
ed and received the right from the
Palmetto regiment for st the first FIRE
the gallant New Workers fell back and
hid behind barn nor from Indiana,
for at Psla Alto, the nimble regiment
from that State fed in inglorious con-
fusion. Send your Summers, your Wii-
sons, your Burlingames, and a host Of
similar notables, and we pledge our
honOrs, our lives, and ali THAI We hold
sacred, that none bat the Palmetto
boys shah interfere With them. We
want them exclusively for cur own use.
This request is made in good faith,
and on signifying your acceptance Of
our offer, every arrangement viii be
made 70 give you a safe passport 70 our
shores --ltl EH
o. BEHALF OF The 8. c. VoLrSTEEEs.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EyrERIENcE ~

Published ieT che benefit. sHd al a cArr1rg -1
TcJsa ME7 and Others, who -ET-. luu NeIv.f.
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, Sc. a-g.
plying st the same time the Mean ~ saIfCu-.
~ one who hcF cured himself G,r- uli---..-.
con ioerabie QuacEery. ~ -ucloq.ce 20 .ta-.
addressed envelope, single copies lu-y 1e haI a.
TIE suth0r.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Ea9,
dee'-fm blCokiyn, Kings co.., " H.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estste is register
al on our books, and we can sell Houses ana Lots
I'M Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the peiRhborhood Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and prices Plantations 10 various counties in
Middle tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. y. i N.
ssovgl-tf
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Wanted

10000 Dollars Bank Of sbeI5yvLe A.
No. % Union Street
janl2-lm n. II. Wa-sgs.
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V1or 40 years - standard Iza-
TuedVE
letter, itch, Seald Head, BI0gfhss. san
khRnm. ALI Ernnflnna

u. SWuyns's Al-hsai ng Ointment
Dr.. 5Esyns's Ali-heAiing Oi1nnent"
Never falls ~ cure tbs most obstinate e. -
Sold b. ". J. 3 9. ". SMITH, prasq1sts
jln26-5m-tn guu ~ 7krra
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WAR CLABs.-Tho attention of al y-.-
sons having claims against the o. s.. Gov
eminent Is called TO the givert.se-uauf Of
Jno, +. lrom, late Captain and Post @. H..
Nsahvlle. oHcs No. sc north Cre-rs
street. IEU.G-Il.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort OF Com.
nieroiai Transaction in the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated snd faithfully attended 70.
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated al this Once. State, County,
aud Railroad Bonds Bank Bridge, and RsilrOsd
Stocks sold as per order nom customers.
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ouarte,rmpaster's Vouchers.

NELSON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase Quartermsstsr's Vouchers Al reasonable
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Tn AnYKRTIsERH IN nETAII.

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time
from l to lines, 81 O0-each additional line, 20
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, first time, from 10 lines Il o.
each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
tons Is cents per line.
All advertisements occupying sCecial position,
aud AL double column advertisements, will be
charged SCI per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
viii be charged at the regular advertising Tatep,
and must Invariably be paid advance, or no IN
sertion made
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Constitutional Amendments.

The FLOWING is a revised copy OF the proposed
amendments to the Constitution, together with the
schedule and resolutions sccompanyingthem
The fist Art Gle and the first Section Of the Dec
laraton of lights in the Constitution Of the State OF
Tennessee, declares; "Ihat ali power is inherent
in The people. and tll free governments are found
ed on cir authority, and instituted for Aher pace,
safety aud happiness; snd for the advancement Of
these ends they have at sll times IA nalienabe aad
indefeasihle right 70 alter, reform or abolish the
government in such manner as they may think
prNper Therefore, portion OF the citizens OF the
state Of Tennessee and of the United states on
ArnerieH in convention assembled. do PROFOUND the
follow ng alterations and amendments 10 the con-
sdtution, hieh when ratified by the sovereign
loys people, sh0ii be and constitute part Of the
pernisneat Constitution OF the State Of Tennessee
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By Telegraph.

VAVSA" PA'
Afternoon Dispatches.
All about the Blair Mission.
The Result as Clear as Mud.
What People Say on the Subject.
The Herald gets up another SEN
SallOn.
Kirby Smith going 10 HeNlcO.
Strength OF the Rebel Army.
The Tribune tries 70 beat the
Herald.
4 Large Story Told.
Ali about European Recognition.
The Situation at Savannah.
Further about Peace NegOtia-
tons.
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Section l. That slavery and Involuntary seryi-
tude, except ms punishment Tor crime, where the
tss-ty shall have been duly convicted, are hereby
forever abolished and prohibited throughout the
State.
Sec. g The Legislature shall make no law rec
ognizing the right Of property in man.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates for advertising. 10 which We bind our
selves strictly to adhere.
VII. CAMERON 4 co.
JOHN WALLACE, for tho Dispatch.
BARRY, WINHAM Il co. for Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept %, 1864.
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hereby cert 81 b the wonderful Effects ~ "a
"lSndOu Hair Color ResE1rsT and Brsssi1g H
hair wa very gray, an1 Ercugh 10 us- % sts 7a..
restored % q natural 20 o., and the 81 r u....l
#as before dry en1 harsh, ana falling OH nov a--
came 90 .tand glossy csssmg iIiug tl0 talI q.
disappeared, ami the scalp To-. aii che dsaFrees.s
iIchEgs ~ annoying ~ ore, AMI AZ thls re- z
M rest0rsd b. IL OTN "a dark color, ari
cnserfuiiy commend rs use 20 al sho or, tesf
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