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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03

IA Discovery i,ona Necdtds-,hAt hA'4' Avn
BALDNESS ENTIRELY PkENENiEp
cni,n Ilair Color E.sto,0 and Drr"tn9
Io.dog mir Cpior hes'0,cr onfIbe''''q,
London Hrfr Cclor Res'o'e, and O'e'''Hg, IL,
he''"'" 10y ~, ~ gycfrnf Blfiassl
re or n.Is 49,, 49,. NV. Frrrea's bIlias's
krsyt fte hesd c'rca. col 0rd hcits'y'
va not stun mo ,sin n Piti'de -.
posiiitelv ye,iofe. HGH 10 IA o'fsitG eo'''
"Sy,,gtbsn, and promotes IRE gro'rih
tl,,,,onf,d 10 contain Dtrdrdi snbdd'fe'
- 6r our snfaesf Phpsicia"' aid tief's.
~ .hs.Ll Lsis Truly To'derjri c'eosfT@
4, r, ~ fycssia1 u :. peJecf
s;rl. b,t 9 IS cents; Six bottles, 81 oold oy ~
- Am 10 $40 Sorh ,1ilrsL, Philadelphia.
2'si thtnol, Me- "a Broadway WELLS so, No. 10
III. ARtES Co.. No. u lag--sow, NoalorA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03

Pcrry's Moth and TrccilIe Loiion.
~ Choasms, Mob atch, ts'o called i.ver-poi end
Ienso rreckes often very annoying particularly 10
ndir 81 hight compcxiou for the coorei spots snow more
plainly on the Of blonde than of bTnnoste but they
neatly mar tho beauty Of her and prerrt on tha, viii
them Eith0u tygqc hd tesurroy tfOrV
ne ain i certainly desid. ratuui. DEB e. FERRY who
la. u,,d diseasos OF tie skin specially as Discovered
remedy the. discolorsons which Is at once prompt
ullhDie, and harmless. -
Ne, sale IN Ncw.yor. by Denas Barnes Co. No. q Park
row r. C. Wells Co., No. rs trsnAln's' and Frazer
Ireper-d oniy by Is. G. PERRY Denna,oloyt, ~, a.
Bonc,i New York aud sole bs al Druggists pric. -
rer bottle Call for $500 .,-. g, d, ,,,,,,,
For further information address d. b a. ft1hi' N'' ~
Bond st., New York
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The other day-it was Sundsy-soon
after the assassination of our Martyr
President, there wese found suspended
nesr a certain pulpit two flags draped
in mourning This ct old Tappan Town
in the county of Rockland, and in the
ancient orthodox church Of that place :
not twenty rods from the old Seventy
ak House where Andre was confined,
tried and sentenced, and not q hall
mile from where he was executed,
buried, sad, long after, exhumed-
"Dem vlsss aust coon down" said
one of the not o~yerloyal members Of
the congregation mo dizziness in
church; no bolidicks ought to go into
der church"
" Ii is not politics" said q loyal over.
nearer, g it Is q token of grief and re-
spect for our dead President"
lite bolidicks all der same" was the
reply @mus COON down
Let EN- be, die time said a broth
er Dntchman, in political accord with
The objector; sBoot Is killed, tool"
as he = s2idsthe old c~opperheadi
sden let der Vlags STANDBY 7 Post
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The following new Military Divisions

The following new Military Divisions
have been announced
LIST The Military Division Of the At
lantio comprises the Department 0 fths
East Department. Of Pennsylvania,
Middle Department of Virginia, North
CaroliDa and South Carolina 70 be
commanded BY hsjOr General Meade;
headqusrsers At Philadslphis.
I'd The Military Division Of Missis-
sippi Includes the Department of Ohio,
Department Of the North west, Depart
ment OF Missouri. and Department. OF
Arkansas, 70 be commanded BY Msjor
General Sherman headquarters 81 St
LoniR
Sd The Military Division Of Tennes-
see comprises Kentoeky, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Flor
ida; to be commanded BY Msjor Gener-
slG Il Thomas headquarters at Naah-
vile
4th The Military Division Of the
Southwest comprising LouisiAna, Tex
ss, New Mexico and AriEonia 70 be
commanded by Major General sheri-
dan, headquarters at New Orleans.
5th. Military Division Of the Pacific,
TO be commanded BY Major General
Halleek, headquarters at San Fran
cisco.
These divisions are seyeraily divided
into departments, each with a special
commander. These commanders have
not yet been determined on in all cases.
The people Of Tennessee will be
gratifed TO learn that they are still in
cIuded in the division 20 be command
cd BY Gen. Thomss TLey have the
Utmost confidence ia his wisdom and
ssgaeity, and win feel perfectly secure
OF ample protection in the patriotic
work Of reoFgauizing their civil govern
ment Fortunately, too, Gen. Thom&s
has in President johnson 4 warm sd-
mirer and friend, who places a proper
estimate upon his high character and
important services sud regards him as
second TO none Of our greak military
ieaderS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

General J. Bankhesd Magruder, not
long since, made a speech In Texas, III
which be placed himself In the esta-
logic Of last ditch" men, VINO did not
Intend 50 surrender What If Lee and
Johnston had thought itpolitic 70 give
up, he wouldn't under any drcumstan-
ces. Nevertheless, on the 18th Of May,
the United States gunbOat. AntonA, ar
rived ct New Orleans from the coast of
Texas, bringing, as passengers, a com
m ssion from Magruder, consisting Of
Colonel Ashbel Smith and ". P. Bel
lineer, Esq and they have fun author
ity delegated to them BY Magrudef 70
settle terms of surrender for the
Texas forces al the time their author
ity was issned by the Texan commander,
nothing was known by him Of the cap
italation Of KIRBY Smith-in fact, re-
~sistsuce By the latter to the Union su,
thoritiea was anticipated, and hence
the sending Of the above named dele
gates, who were to surrender Texas
without regard to any action General
Smith might have taken.
10 a communication on the 2eth, adj
dressed tc Gen Candy. Col. Smith and
Mr.. Bsilinger, the Commissioner, state
that while bearing written authority
from Msgruder Only, they at the same
time represent and fully understood
the views Of the civil authorities Of their
State; and It was their opinion
although they had seen the compre-
hensiYe convention which had been
agreed 10 between Gems. Candy and
KIRBY Smith, that much more could be
done toward the p~aci6eatiOn Of the
country, could an interview be OBJ.
tanned
Gen Conby gave the conmissionert
Al interview, though he told them he
could not recognize any civil authori-
Ses in Texas What was the result Of
the interview has not transpired
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND PREsTos KING
KEEPIsG BAcHELoR's HALL The Presi-
dent is now occupying Representative
Hooper's house, on the corner Of II and
fifteenth streets, and will remain there
while the Wh te House is being re6t-
ted Preston King remains with him,
and it is said they are keeping bacne-
lor hall. Although not 8 member #
the Csoinet, he is frequently in attend
snce attheir meetings and listens 10
their discussions, probably being initia-
It'd in the mysteries and duties sppeT-
iaining 70 Cabinet officers That he
will be assigned an important position
in the Cabinet, when r~eorganized, sp-
pears quite certain. loi
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10
Missouri.

The Missouri State Convention adopt
ed a new constitution and submitted It
70 the people for ratification OF reiec-
ton on Tuesday last We judge from
ths complexion of the Eote in St Louis
that the constitution has been rejected.
Tee vote in the city vas for the consn-
tuition. 4256; against il $3.50 The
Democrat says this result was produced
by the grossest frauds An oath wa
prescribed to keep the dislOysl from
the polls. but adopting ReseFdy john
son morals, they swallowed the cath
periured themselves and voted
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The Bsptsts Of Virginia are holding
meetings, and organizing for the future.
They adapt themselves TO the situs
ton readily. SHOT q disloyal senti-
ment" says the Richmond Wing, @is
hesrd-thsy pledge themselves to frOwn
down anything Of The kind They &C
csPt the fact that slavery is = thing Of
the past but contend that, as religious
men they haTea work to perform which
they dare not transfer 10 Others"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

A correspondent Of the London
Views expresses the opinion that the
United slAtes could greatly facilitate
peace BY recognising and paying the
coDfsdsrise cotton debt" and thinks
tbs ought 10 be dOneon The high gro1nd
d a q OF jus6ee 10 neutralA
mat Is 70 say. We ought to psy neutrah
Cor assisting toe rebels in their attempts
:" destroy the Union, % reward British
toeecs whose government permitted
'ee building o pirSte vessels in British
waters the arming Of them with Brit
sc guns and the sending Of them 70
sea with British crews soprsy upon
commerce Perhaps We wiz; and q
haps we won't
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9eiu 9Aptrtiseiaeats.
HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
OFFIOG PROVOSt MtRSHAL

HEADQUARTERS POST OF EAsHyILHE.l
OFFI0E PROVUst 81 tRsHAL !
NASHVILLE, TESs., june 9th, Is65.J
Provost Order
lEa NO 70. ExTRAcr.
Il being repe tedly brought to the notice Of the
Pest Commander that 8 number Of parsons claim
ing 70 be rum "a ane drumuners fsr vsrious Rank
ing and Ne cant le houses in this city, are freqaeoi-
ing the stres.s. esp cialy u tho neighborhoo5 o.
TIE Psy ! epsr meHt and the OF GO OF The / isburs
ing Quartsrma tr for the purnose Of d~cneiying
def auding aid plundering 50 diers and Govern
ment Employees, who have received their Vouch'
ers- - l-a
tits hereby declared that this praetee IL ermi
nsl, Ana & pers ne found engaged therein Will B
arrested ana punished accor1lDg 20 the grade O
theif CRIME.
All militia = Police forces N The city are hereby
instruete1 70 enforce tbs order as strictly as pos
sibls.
fy command Il BrYt. Maj, Gen. JEo. F. MuLrR
HIN ER BRO ks,
elo-St Csps- Hnd Provost Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

Price Of Negro Iaber in Virginia.
The Ricbmond Republican Of - Sd
saRs "A mesE1 az Of farmerkrep sent
ngd ocE nd 10 is, Alb marie. Car
inc o. Hahovef, and Fluvxnns
&un4ss wa I'D e Louisa court-houses
on the LIST inst, for the purpose Of CON
sidsring the question Of the remunera-
lion TO be made for negro labor here
after. After deliberation, it was deter.
min-d 70 FIX the hire Of Geld hands ct
Eve dollars per month-the negro 70
furnish his clothing snd pay his doc
tors billA The sam Of one dollar per
day FOR hands during harvest was also
fixed upon. This is an important
movement being the first fixing the psy
for the negroes in Virginia"
The Republic thinks this sum suh~
cient and ought to be satisfactory.
Really. however, il Is too little. Negro
slaves hired before the war for Sl5C
and 500 per snnum, ths hirer feeding
and clothing them, and paying doctors
bills and taxes. The freedman should
have more, because he has TO incur
expenses which fall either upon the
master OF hirer Of the slave.
The French Government Ike that o
Eogland, has revoked its former Deu
trAlity position 90 far as no longer Z
require American w~ar-yessels to remain
"A hours in French ports alter the sail
ing Of Rebel vessels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The London Standard, the Derby Or
gan, on the cath Of May said
President Davis, we are happy to say,
has not yet fallen into the hands of the
sleuth hounds who have been set upon
his track. If the worst should befall
him, and his escape be found impossi-
bic, it Is supposed thathe will die fight
ing rather than fall into their banda
But JEFF didn't die fighting. Last
ditch heroes don't relish death under
any circumstances. How does the
Standard like the picture Of its "heroic
leader in p~etticoats2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10
) National Debt.

Wehsve now The official figures, from
the hands of Secretary McCulloch,
showing US the ssgregate Of the nation.
al debt as it was known to exist on the
LIST Of the present month The follow
ing are the details:
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ine are the details

1t thus appears that we have already
adebt of over two thousand six hundred
and thirty.ive millions, which before
the end of the fiscal year, in 1896, will
no dOabt be swelled TO three thousand
millions, with an interest of one hun
bred and FIFTY millions in gold and cur.
rency to pay annually.
This is q very large debt, bat we cal
culate The country can pay it and will
not resort 10 the Wendell Phillips and
rebel short neutrality-suspicious..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

Grove. Hernans, Hood, Hudson, MIN
pis. Mailoy Morse. Nicks, Rider, SEALS,
Symmetry. Steele, Stegald, fhornburg,
Thomas OF Coffee, Thomas Of Benton
Warren, Wright and Nj. Speaker Fl eia-
keIl-2a
The bill as amended was then put on
ia passage with the following results
Yeas SO, hoes 81.
Senate bill No "a, to re~chaFter the
Tennessee Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company. Passed
Senate bill No 1872, authorizing the
Governor and Comptroller to iavest the
coin ofthe Bank of Tennessee in bonds.
Passed.
90 motion the House took 8 recess
until 2 O'clock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

he proper authority at Washington
has ordered the Post Offices in Tern.
zee 70 be re-opened Our citizens No.
therefore, expect sool to be restorss
20 their former mail facilities.
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MARHtED

MAR HtED,
At louisville, Ais. Msy sOth. Iss5. by Rev. J. N.
Banis.er. Capt. b. B. STAN Bg1T, o, g. A. 70 Miss
/ nnHM PEABapV. usf
Cincinnati Commercial copy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The PcstpOnemeRt Of ths sales Of
Yr0perty for direct taxes was ordered
By President johnson. Many oitizsns
have cause % thank him Cor this inter.
ference Ia their behalf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The Washington correspondent Of
the \. Y. Tribune says Gov. Brown. Of
Seorsia. returns home pledged to assist
IN the work Of restoring GeOrgis to her
allegiance, and recognizing the gov
eminent ofthe State He saws earnest.
iy that the game Is un; the sword has
settled the questions which the ballot
coold not setae Satisfactorily, and now
Il Is the duty Of Southerners 70 accent
he new order Of things and adam,
themselves 20 It ~ soon a. possible
Sc ANNOUNCES his own de-.ermipatios
70 DO "a. and says, with a laugh, that
wen he may yet come 70 adopt the
Northern views Of Slavery and labor.
BE ~dePreeates an appeal again to the
ballot on the Cd questions which the
war has settled
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

The archives Of North Carolina, in.
oluding the correspondence of Gov.
Vance have been captured. An invea-
LEGATION SHOVE that the Governor re-
monstritedeith the christian Presi.
dent JEFF Davis. sesinst the cruel
treatment Of Federal prisoners at Sal
isbury. His remenstrances, however,
had no effect Jsd starved our men
for = purpose devilish purpose-and
would not permit any interference with
his wickedness
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Nashville Treaipg Association
sREEPsTAKEs OPEN!
500 80 d 49, :

5000 OHssred In Fursess D1
U5HE sSusvine sv6spstakes ara now open, 70 Be
nun cor Oyer he Neshvile Course on ths a6tb,
27lh and a5tn- of June:
MonpAT June %. 6EespEtakas for horses thst
have pevsr troaed q mils under $50 SrhscrD-
ton $50 esch, p p. with 500 added b. Ire Associs-
too. Nile heats, best three 10 fge. IN harness. To
name and ei0-e he 9Th DAY o. June. a
ruEsDAY, June ET~.-6WoeFstakes for hoFaee that
never oued a mile unier 40. sub@eripdon as
esoh, bali oIlst. nh $40 aided b. the Assoeia-
tor, mlo hesfs. best three in ave "a harness. 10
name sud close the 2ist day q Juna.
WE0EEsDAT, Jure S@SNeepstakea for 81 trot.
ting h rsea, mile hests best three ir dvs = har-
ness Suhacn lion SlOo each hail f0rtiL, he As
socsedoa4o add 500, II three OF more afsr<. h o1fr
two etslf, the Asscciaccn 70 aid $50. To name
Gad close on the atst dsV OF IuDs
Nominations 70 Be mede 70 the Undersigned en-
cloaIng 3 nofe siih rapprpsed aacuatY Tor he A.
mecDt 81 The fsGegL Hlthltl
T. r. JONES, seerptary,
mayie4 Gaze1s O1toe, Nashville, Tenn.
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Gov. Wstts of Alabama, has been
arrested st Montgomery, and Paroled
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SENATE Bills oS sFcogD KEADsN0.
Senate bill No 81 TO compensate the
Judges of the s.ecial Courts of Mem
phis. Postponed to the 18th Of ooso-
Der.
Senate bill No "a, to facilitate legal
proceedings and for other purposes,
with report of Judiciary Committee re-
commencing its rejection.
Before taking a vote, it Vas found
that a quorum was wanting, when, on
motion, the House adjourned until s
O'Clock to morrow morning, L1
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Taxas.

IL PERSONS Who have not p1id their taxes for
n 1851, and w1sh 20 save the accumulation Of N.
terest and cost, had better fsll On A. A. Breast,
nsa.. no . Public Square. and settle Up imms-
diately. BE Is authorized - rece' D; the same tor
me. 2 Q DEGR0SE
Juoelo-lEs Co1ector for 1881
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Information Wsnted

0F the vi reshonis Of lNRAD DRARfER. lie
" 'rern on descent, and b. Professor a ban
} ,et When lat heard from no was 81 Cieveland.
tennessee. Any informstion concerning hun will
not Only he pad for, hat e~ratefaily r-ceived by the
under igned. vi. WEIGH.
I1hes-2v ?. o box aI6. Nashville, Ts3n.
hnoxuDs Wing copy one week snd send bd4 70
this Office.
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A GARD.

TuEE mdeFdEned kseps ccnstan1r o. hsnd
- MI assanef stock a Iroa. Qasfinra. nrla
6pffnez, AKfe4 "copper". Z1c. eash, Ga >. Area
Hoe, Hoga,O cttonEcnNsrA TErsnnE MarEInpa
cogn 6he1eHs alra4 SaaaF4, Waaun tmber. Fre
- $500 Es
Hekts 6rntEaue, EurEFtH Mha aFocn
fipaE, Lara end6rpoeraE. endWn0us olhfr -.
nquifed ~ eg and cornny TFada, uhich
RM. LYOE Co
&1@1 &HEkgt anoA
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Lost.

A PROMlSSoRY EoTS r. fneeB hundred dol
a lars. payEhss 70 the oder Of &. W. Smiley.
eiEned r. ]. Henderson. dated on II sbonf the aih
day Of May last at Nashville, and due thirty DAYS
from date.
~ persons are hereby warned sgsinss shs pw-
chase o. the sans.
r F MAR HALL
Nashville June Z. 1885. junes-st+
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|TitaU
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, 1865-04-21
Unrest.

Was there ever known mortal
When his wishes were obtained,
But some other hope was rising
In the future to be gained
Was there ever one ambitious
Gaining all, but would aspire
And though ruler over nations,
Sought not for something higher 2
Give the miser all he seeketh,
Pile in heaps the glittering store,
Still he seeking, GiseOntented,
Toiling grasps some dollars more.
Life is made show for puppets
Where light folly pulls the strings,
And our souls within their bodies
Are the slaves Of little things.
Wise men wish increase of knowledge,
Mlisers wish increase ofgain
And a something ever wanting,
Lies before us to attain.
When young love has gained possession,
joys hymeneal crown his bliss
Think you lovers are contented
Wishing for no more than this
Even then newioys are springing,
New born hopes, with added care,
Seeking anxious in the future
Wealth or lands, or son orheir.
Was there ever known a mortal
With his lot and fate content,
Humble trusting in our Maker,
And the good his love has seDt2
, 1865-04-21

Memphis, April s,-pia Cairo, April 9.-The
Bulletin of this mording says report prevails,
and is well authenticated, that Selma, Ca, was
captured a few days ago by a cavalry force from
Gen. Shermans command.
Chicago, April 1O-The New York correspon-
dent of the California Press writes under date of
April 9Th, as follows:
A better tone prevails in commercial circles
and indications are that after the markets have
cleared out the panic ofmerchandise there will be
better feeling generally. The steadiness ofgold,
or rather the refusal Of that commodity to drop
down to the level with public opinion has ten
dency to drop things steadily and counteract the
influences of the war news. Cur recent military
successes are very. naturally strengthening conf
dence in public credits and there is a correspon-
ding demand for National securities for invest
ment. Government securities are higher with
an active demand. The stock market is active
and higher. Wheat advanced two cents. Pork
opened heavier and closed fifty cents higher
Wootis steady. Hides are dull. Whiskey has
advanced cents without inquiry.
, 1865-04-21

A ''bread riot" came near occurring at Idaho
City about the 1st inst, in consequence of the
scarcity of -four and the high prices which
dealers were demanding for it. Before matters
approached crisis, however, large lot Of
-four reached there from Boise City. 1t was
soon ''gobbled up by anxious purchasers, and
at last accounts the price of -four had fallen con-
siderably, and all turbulent excitement about
the "staff oflife' had measurably abated.
, 1865-04-21

RIcH.-A California paper gives the following
report of proceedings at recent church festi-
val. Minister ascends the music stand and
says:
t'Ladies and Gentlemen-we have engaged
this hall for four hours. The rules Of the church
forbid dancing. If you choose TO go on and
override us by mere physical force we cannot
prevent you; but cannot let this pass without
entering my protest against it,"
High alto voice from the rear of the hall
A=a-a-meu Basso ptofundo voice, from the
same locality-A-a-a-men ''Take your part
ners for a quadrille p