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A number Of the more ardent Of the
radical presses of the East, that were
swift 10 denounce the present occupant
Of the Presidential chair for making a
drunken exhibition Of himself-as they
alleged-on the 4th of March; but
found him, 20 soon as he succeeded to
the Presidency, a "marvellously proper
man are making preparations TO open
upon him again the foodgates Of vitu-
pegation. A yet they do not speak
out decidedly. They are beating about
the bush He has not taken a position
on the question Of comforting political
equality upon the negro, TO suit them.
They profess not TO understand him.
lf be means thus and so, say they, then
he .s not mp 10 the demands of the
hour-uot yet emerged from the worse
than heathcnish darkness which has
beiogrcd the int llects of Southern
statesmen. But they continue, we
must vail and hear him further-sure-
~ 10 cannot be that he will enunciate
and maintsin 8 policy which will con-
ine the negroes OF the Southern States
10 n degraded position of political inc
quality So, if the President should tall
below the standard which they have
prepared for him, all the dogs in the
pack viii be turned upon him again
10 he's, probably, never occurred TO
these olhcious gentlemen Of the press
thst they might be heard with a more
tolerant spirit if they would, before in
slshng upon others recognizing and
treating the negro rs a political
egua begin the work at home and
give their Southern friends the
benefit of their example President
Johnson, they ought to reflect, has
been all his life in the midst of a ne
gro population. He has done more for
the negroes Of Tennessee, than any
other man. lie took the responsible
~ as military Governor of proclaiminr
their freedom, regardless of the denun-
Citations Of traitors and pro>slayerv
Union men and san that his decree of
freedom was respected The expert
ment Of freedom, under his auspices.
gave him IA fair opportunity to form a
Just opinion Of the capacity of the
freedmen for the higher privileges
opened 10 them already, and for others
60 which they aspire The opin.
o Of a sincere friend of the negro
formed under favorable circums,an.
COS, 1t strikes US ought 10 be
respected at least by those who have
no practical knowledge Of the subject
But whether this he done or not Presi.
dent johnson will, we are assured. fol.
low the convictions Of his Judgment
and discharge his duty honestly and
oonsoientiously. Opposition has never
yet deferred him from pursuing the
night or maintaining his principles, and
he Is not likely now to falter from fear /
oi opposition, or ever to trim to catch
support Those who think otbarw;.o
wlllhnd themselves e~gregiOusly mis- (
taken.
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nnr Of Fa.liug HumIIIarOn and prayer.

In conformity with q Proclamation
ofthe President of the United States
this day will be observed as q day OF
fasting, humiliation and prayer. Bust
ness viii be SUSPENDED, and business
houses closed The temples of public
worship will be opened for divine SER
wee. Let all of our citizens respect
the recommendation Of the President,
and reverence the memory Of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN whose untimely death STROUD
ed the nation in woe. and called for ma
tional humiliation before the Throne
Of the Most High.
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The President on Negro Surrore.

XIV AACStuCNt VI NteFU outrage.
The New York Times of the 26tl
ult says:
The President is reported to have
yesterday given an opinion TO a deputa
ton, on the question of negro suffrage
to the effect that it is 4 matter that
may be safely left in the hands of the
loyal white residents of the South. Ii
is certainly a question which, in its pr.
mary bearings, chiefly affects the loyal
citizens who will be brought into most
direct contact with the negro popula-
ton who will in a measure be respon-
sible for giving a profitable direction to
negro labor, and who, above all, will
be charged with the responsibility of
placing the means of education within
the reach Of the vast neglected commu-
nifty set free by the war.
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The Geographic correspondents of
tbs Cincinnati Gazette and the Louis
vile Journal speak in highly compli-
mentary terms Of the ability of the &C
eomplished representative in the House
OF Representatives, Of the counties Of
Maury and Lewis, SAN'LL ARSELL, Esq.
The Journals correspondent speaks Of
his speech on the franchise question
Tuesday as mastery We are glad
to note these evidences OF appreciation
Of the fine talents of Mr. Arnell. who
Is really n Of the ablest and most
promising young men in the State
one Of whom all loyal men ought 10 be
proud
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George n. Sanders publishes = cs,s
IN which he attempts 10 discredit ono os
the witnesses hat testified sc,;-.,
him before the military commission
The principal reasons why George re-
CARDS the witness as unworthy of belief
are, that be plays cards, drinks. and
does not pay his hotel bills. Sander.
a. the last nan in the world 10 urgs
objections of this character against any
one He spent some months in Nash
vile IN ls6l, and was quite notorious
as a smooth drinker Of mean whisky
aud a gambler lie left the city with
out paying bis hotel bill which is vet
unpaid 40 n George tells the truth
about The witness both areon a par.
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letter, Itch, Ssald Head,
Al Eruptions.

Or. SWaFne's ArmY Itchl "An- Heai.s Osptmeutu
DR.. H~Nayue's Army Gtchl "Al-He.IIng Oarrneut &"
Dr. Swsyne's army Iich) ~"An-Hsahng Ointment"
No case 50 obstinate, or long standing. II VIII not
cure ~ = shou tnes Al kinds Of letter sre perms-
nenuy cured. Army ItcE, which i 80 prevalent, u
nster ais t9cGre SAronlc kryslpeiss, SAlt Rheum
hnEgorms, bsrpers' Itch, &c. Frfptooa covering
ne Whole surface Of thc body, old UlceE Of many
year Standing, uMi put at defiance every other
mode % treatment 81 yleid % the hesinE proper
ties o. the grest yegetshie salEe.
Price 81 cents. By sending 60 cents 10 Dr.
SHAypsA son. $50 North &xhs street., Philadeipsfs
nee q charge.
Sod b. ". TAG ". ENFTR, DruR1sss.
Cor. Church End Vine sts., Nashville,
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ABusfvE \ THREaTEsrSG-It will be as
we'll for those who think blackguardism an
accomplishment, 10 remember that abusive
language, and threatening 10 'bust" peo-
pies heads, and cut their hearts oct, and
30 on, are misdemesnors, which, render
them liable TO punishment. For this spe-
eies Of misconduct the Recorder, on Tues
DAY, hned John Parker ten dollars-let his
fate be . warning.
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The Connecticut Legislature by over
tWo-thirds majority, has adopted a
constitutional amendment, striking out
the word white, and thus giving TO
colored persons the right of voting.
The amendment has now K 60 to the
people, and, the New Haven Journal
thinks, viii be ratified by 1000 ma
iority.
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House bill 50 TO incorporate the Ten.
nessee, Cumberland, oil, and Mining
Company. On motion of Mr. Randolph
il was made the order Of the day on
the 18th of June.
House bill No I01, to incorporate the
Tennessee, Kentucky, Petroleum, Min.
ing and manufacturing Company
Passed first reading.
House bill No 10, to amend an act
passed Goth day Of February, 1855, to
charter the Cleveland and Ducktown
Railroad. Passed first reading
House bill No ia, to charter the
tennessee Express Company. Passed
first reading.
East Tennessee Mining Company. Pass.
ed first reading.
House bin No los, authorizing and
instructing the Treasurer 20 nav
Hon. samuel d. Frierson. Cbaprsi.
Tor Of the 4th Chancery District of the
State for services rendered Passed
first reading
House bill No l3G, TO amenn an act'to
incorporate the East Tennessee Virgin.
DNAiaAN 4h1.GQ INST
reading.
senate bin l25, to provide for the
payment of the Governors staff Psss-
ed second reading.
Mr. McElwee introduced Senate hin
No l21, 10 incorporate the Tennessae
Mining and Manufacturing Compapv
Passed first reading.
The same introduced Senate bin No
lbs, TO incorporate the American Indus
trial Society. Referred to committee
on Banks.
Mr. Hurst introduced Senate bin No
l29, 10 oodify the laws Of Tennessee
Passed first reading.
Senate bill No Is, to incorporate the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
as amended by the House wss non-con-
CURED in and again transmitted 10 the
House.
senate bill No 81, To incorporate the
last tennessee Unioa Petroleum, Salt
and Mining Company. Passed third
reealnR and transmitted 10 the House
NJ CyPert introduced Senate bil No
i''' Tot tas benefit OF loyal persons in
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THE FRANCHISE QUESTION.

Mr. Hood moved to reconsider the
vote laying his amendment TO House
bill No l38 OF the table, and in support
of his motion, spoke at some length
on the subject, contending that we
should harmonic our action with that
of the National Government; that as
the rebellion is now ended there are no
rebels, all being loyal who have ceased
participating in active hostilities.
Mr. Wines moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table, stating that
the Presidents Amnesty Proclamation
has no bearing whatever on our action
or the elective franchise, being totally
different in character and design. Car
ried, ayes 80, noes %.
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House bill No. III, to amend section
g of the Code, and do justice to loyal
persons, was taken up, and, pending its
consideration, the House took a recess
tile o'clock.
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Miss Della Webster's residence in
Trimble county, Ky, has been de-
stroyed by fire. This is the second
time this misfortune has occurred to
her.
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Ample Security, Fair Rates, Prompt
paYFneUlS.
SUCCESS
OF
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association


SEHIN% NJ EhIRN q, 1868,
TIRsT DAY-Tussday, June %. Is65-Mstch for
7 S2ioas de, rlsY or pay, with S2UG added by the
Assertion u both horse stsrt, two miles. between
b. Ia by inn. Albion, oam 10y mp Ainderby, Ave
years old. and p m UnsnoWu, aged
SANE pA.-AssOclsuOn Purse $500, with an "a
eide stake Of 500 each, hall foIfeI, mile heats, iJr
all horses. To name and close and forfeit paid 10
the screiary on the 18th day Of June.
SECOND DAE--Wednesday, June 2I.-M9tch for
$3.50 a side. plsv or ay, the Association 10 a I'd $500
i both start, nile haas, between g m Ben COckTill,
8 years old, and gr g Grey EAGLE, 3 years old.
Third DAI.-ThursdaY, June p -SWeepstakes
for local horses exclusive Of Capt. BOper's Albion
stallion . toEa and Col. Peyton's Albion mare
SlOO ~entrarce, $50 forfeit 10 name and close and
forfeit paid 20 the Secretary on the 18th Of June.
The Association 10 add $500, if two or more start.
Nile heats.
FOURTH DAY-Fri5ay, June 23-Sweepstakes for
al sges, mile heats test 3 int 500 eutrsBce, $50
forfeit the Assoc alton to add 500, # two or more
start 10 name ana close and forfeit paid to the
Secretary on the 18th OF June.
Firm QAY-SstgT lay, iuns 24-SWaepstakes for
all ages two mile heats entrance 500; forfeit $50;
the ASSOCIATION 70 adj Si0o, II tEoOr more stxrt; to
name ant Gloss and forfeit paid the Secretary on the
l5rn o. june
Nominations TO be Addressed T.
ANDREW FLYNN, Secretary.
iUneI-l5t
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North Nashville.

W Brick D%Eelling Houses for sale. at $500
fr 10th. IN Hsslsm's addition, rear olthe late re.t
denee Of VIM. X bemonnr1m, ESQ. Lot 100 ieeI
front each house contains four rooms ADpIy n
NELSON AfURTREE.
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Parties or Hrms giving us their Marine Business
vii BE- entitled 10 praleIeues % Fire Policies.
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BILL POSTER.

ORDERS left at the New Theatre will be
" promptly attended TO. leI-tf
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NINTH WEEK
SENATE

WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1865.
Senate met at . o'clock. Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. McGee.
Mr.. Case from the committee on
County Lines reported upon Senate
bill No. a., to change the county lines
OF Wayne and Hardin counties so as to
include the farm of VIM II. Brown,
recommending its rejection. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Hurst it was laid over to the
first Monday in October.
Senate bill No. 81, to re-charter the
Tennessee Marine Fire Insurance Com
pany. Passed third reading,
A message from the House informed
the Senate that il hsd passed House
bills Nos. IS, Sc, ~, ia and 122, and
also Senate bills Nos. IS and 50, all of
which is herewith transmitted for the
action of the Senate.
Senate resolution No. 81: That the
Committee ON Banks report a bill au-
thorizing the sale of the gold and sill.
yer, a part of the assets of the Bank of
Tennessee and the conversion of the
proceeds thereof into bonds or other
issues of the Government of the United
States and the same shall become a
part of the common school fund of the
State of Tennessee
Mr.. Seuter moved an amendment,
striking out all that alluded 10 invest
ment, and that the committee report
what they think proper. Carried and
the resolution was then adopted.
Bill No 81, to revive charter of the
Chattanooga and Central Kentucky
Railroad Company. Passed.
Bill No. SO, TO incorporate the Cairo
and New Orleans Pilot Benevolent As
ISOLATION Passed.
Bill No IS, 70 incorporate the Mem
phis City Railroad Company. Passed,
and referred to the Committee on Cor
porstions.
Bill No. 70, TO establish a claim
agency for Tennessee in Washington.
Passed. and referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations.
Bill No. 81, TO incorporate the La
dies Institute Of Memphis. Passed.
The Senate then adjourned to %
o'clock
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$4,000

WE offer a piece Of valuable RsaI Estate for sale,
on CedI street lust east OF the Commercial no.
tel, for S50,OO0. The eats Will nav II per cent per
annuIn. For a safe and permsnent Investment,
that VII do 40 keep" and then be the safest pr5-
perry 20 lesYe to q mans children, we c5nident n
recommend this offer, Applyt1
NELSON b MURFREE.
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The Washington correspondent of
Tie Fhiladelphia Press" Ocas;onaU %
says It ms no longer a secret that Ex.
PRESIDENT Buchanan signifies his dis.
position ID sustain the present General
administration What has the admin.
NuHuon done that old Buck should
supportitY
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BELLs OF THIRD READING

Senate bill No 81, amending the act
incorporating the Gay Street Railroad
Company of Knoxville, having beer
Withdrawn some days since for amend.
ment, was, with the amendment in.
cooperating the West Nashville STREE
Railroad Company, pat on its third
reading, when, on motion, it was re
ferred TO a special committee, who are
required 70 report at the end of FIVE
dave.
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The Worlds Great Remedy.

Its reputation for curing scrofuIA old ulcers. hi,
l0nt complaint, liberated sCre throat, white swell
lng, dark blotches, OF deiect- in the SHIN, bols, vel
low skin, msTssmus or wasting flesh, rheumau,
sresrOns, painsln the bones, SC, is without paral
lei The weak snd deblIiated, or any disease Of
~crofulous nature, IL Is sure to do good. A. IN,
many thousand testimonials from an parts Of IN,
world Will prove; nothing ever dIscoEered can com,
pare with Il in cuIing that cissso Of disorders.
&MerCnrisl and Syphiiuc Diseases Of short or Ions
standing-nothlng has ever proved 80 efiectuNl u
completely Graduating every vestge Of these Ian.
gerous complaints.
Chrome Ecypslss Of the Fsce Is cured to a great
certaintf.
DARK blotches, or defects in the skin. often times
Rppear. The "Panseea" and Continent viii cesr
me sk1ns and g We a more youthful complexion.
To be sure Of getting the pure and genuine Pan.
aeas, purchase direct At the principal once Of Or
ssayne 8 son, so North sixth street Phladslphia,
OF AZ the Drug Store Of
W &C. W. SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine sts. Nashville.
usyl2-3m Wedfr.sun.
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Dickson County

1925 Acres of Land forsale in Dickson county
30 or 30 miles from Nashville. well umbersd, at )
per acre.
ALso-A tract of 2f acres, FIVE miles vest NJ
Cnsrl'tte, which IL line tobacco land. Moderate
Improvements. Apply 10
NELSON b MURFREF,
Real Estate Agents, % Cherry street.
maF3l-IW
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Suburban.

A NICE Brick House for sale in NIrGavock's al.
drtlon 10 Nashville, containing three rooms. porch,
cellar, &C. Good cistern. snrubhery aud fruit trees
Lot 5Ofset by $50. Location, Polk street Price
5000. Apply to NELSON s MURFREE.
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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE

A message from the Senate was re-
ceived announcing the passage of
House bill No Il, House joint resolu-
ton No 50, and Senate bill No I24. and
asking the concurrence of the House.
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Harding Pike.

ESQ Acres of Land for sale, which lies ia vii
hanson county, on the Hsrding Pike, 20 mile. from
Nashville. Good log house. orch7ri, stable. a.
Apply to NELSON MUrRFRkE.
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certain Csc. Passed a. reading.


certain cases. Passed first reading.
On motion Of Mr. Senter Senate bill
No ll9 was Teconsidered Mr. Bowen
asked leave to withdraw the name Of
Joseph Saudek and insert A. B Shank
land and Joseph Hudson Granter, The
bill then passed its first reading.
Senate bill No l2l, 20 Encourage mill
tery discipline and to provide for the
protection of the State. Passed third
reading add transmitted TO the House,
Senate bill No 63, to incorporate the
Nashville Gymnsstic association. Pass
ed third reading.
Senate bill No los prescribing an
oath TO be taken by persons bringing
suits. After much discussion with the
bill still pending the Senate adjourned
until Friday morning at the usual
hour.
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Whether Roceipted for or not.
Nashville TrOttiDg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPENI
5000 Offered in Purses.

5000 Offered in Purses!
TIVE following Sweepstakes are now open, 10 30
run for over the Ma hYlle COurse on the fGth.
9th snd 2stn Of June:
MoNpsY June 2G.-Sweepstskes for horses that
hsye never trOued a mile under 30 Suhscrp-
ton $50 each, p p, with 500 addedby the Azsocis-
ton. Nile heats, hest three in FIVE, in harness. To
name and close the 9Th day Of June.
TUESDAY, June H.-Sweepstakes for horses that
never t-oted a mile under go. Subscription SIS
each, half forfeit, with S2JO added by the Assoca-
ton, mile heats, best three 10 Eve N harness. 10
name and close the 21st day Of June.
WEuSEsDAY, June 2S-SweepstakeS for ell trot-
ting htrses, mile heats. best three 10 i've in har-
ness Suhscrioti0n 500 each. half forfeit, he As
ISOLATION 70 add $500, II three or more sfart: ifonly
two start, the Association 70 add $3.50. To nsme
and close on the 2lst dav Of June
Nominations % hg made 70 the undersigned en-
closing a note with approved security Tor the A.
mount OF the Forfeit.
F. F JONE7, Secretary,
mayslJf Gazette Once, Nashville. Tenn.
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PrOCIamAtinn-
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
ENEcCTIyE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF IENNESSEE.O
ENECCTIyE DEFAErMEST, !
NAsHvLLs, May II, 1855. J
WHEzEAs, i has been made known 70 me thai
various and numerous articles OF properly belong.
ing % the state, such ~ puhlc documents, books
ron The State L0rsry snd Supreme Court room,
furniture fort he Capitol and STATE Bank, and other
public institutions Of the State, were seized ana SD
proPrsied BY individuals, (some Of whom are
kn0wnl duringthe reign Of I. G. harris. and about
the time Of bis hight-
Nov, t~nereiore, J, William q. Brownlow, Cover
nor Of the stste Of Tennessee. do issue this. nv
Proclamation, warning al persons having such pro-
perry IN possession 90 deliver the same up 20 Col.
NJ I. Wilcox, A u. C., Al the capitol, who IL % here
By vested Win nl power 20 make search ior, and
demand snd receive an such property.
II such delivery n not made without delav, q
prosecution sud exposure vii ensue.
- In testimony whereof ! have hereunt0
ct my hand, and causea the great seal Of
49, me state 20 Be EHa2ed 81 Nashville. the
LEA Gay OF May. is6S.
hy TIE Governor.
W. G.. BROWNLOW.
msyHAle
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Dwelling Houses

THAT fine Brick Dwelling House, No. "a, OIL
church Street, Is offered for sale al o fair prce.
ALSo-DWeilIng no. s, Vine street, between Church
and Vine streets. Apply 10
NELSON / MURFREE.
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Situations.

Two or three young men, oHexrelIent character
Il desire situations IN shy respectable business
as clerks or Book Keepers. Apply %
NELSON q MURFREE.
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me cincinnati Gazette says the am
ns~ty proclamation is a rood or. ;,
wise and Just and win be oordianv
approved BY the loyal people of n.
nation "e