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much right to council the negroes in
this state on that point as he has those
of North Carolina or any Southern
State The Constitution Of the United
States explicitly leaves the control of
the question of suffrage to the State.
The laws which existed in the South
ern States before the rebellion on that
question sre still the laws there This
Is the view explicitly held by the Pres
ident in his Proclamation Of the 29th
inst. IL is the individual and not the
State which has sinned. The punish
ment for the crime of treason is con
fined also to the individual But Messrs.
Chase and summer would have Us oblit-
crate all traces OF the State as well as
all law, and inaugurate in their stead a
social war between races until the fer
tile fields of the South are deluged with
the blood Of the two races living there
They would incite the people to bloody
and endless strife instead Of har-
moniz.ng the conflicting elements
and gradually adapting the blacks
to their newly acquired relations with
their former masters. The transition
state between that Of slave ana citizen,
with all It's rights, is a critical period
for the black man as well as for the
country. They who, for political ad
yancement, attempts to SOW the seed Of
disatiectlOn can be considered in no
other light than an enemy to law and
order. Let Chief Justice Chase ana
Senator sumner, therefore, beware how
they handle edged tools, or they may
find themselves held responsible for a
relentless, sanguinary social wary
T. HsrzlL
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lcorrosncndsnce OF the unlon.

The public commemoration of the
death of the President by the detach
ments Of companies A and G of the
18th L. 5. c. L, at section 90, n. and y.
W. Railroad. The companies were
drawn up, fully equipped, in s line Of
battle by the commander of the Post;
then was formed in hollow square to
hear the order read from the War De-
partment, setting apart day for
the commemoration OF the death Of
the President After the order
was read the companies were dis
missed by the commander, TO have a
meeting if they saw proper, in honor
Of the day. The following proceedings
were had, to wit:
On motion, the following distinguish
ed colored soldiers were appointed. On
motion, Sergeant Cemelous Haywood be
President of the meeting; First Ser
geant Alfred Hotteson Vice President
First Sergeant George johnson, of com
pany G, 18th Z. S c. I. Vice President /;
Sergeant William Frierson and Joseph
Armstrong, Vice Presidents Sergeant
Samuel Pillow, Secretary; and Corporal
Edmond Hughes, Assistant Secretary 1;
Sergeant Richard Taylor, Marshal of
| the day. A resolution was passed 70
keep the day sscred to the memory of
the death Of the lamented President
Joseph E. Williams, very distinguish
ed eolored soldier, of the 18th T.. S C.
/ was chosen the speaker Of the day.
Mr. Joseph E. Williams took the stand,
and quoted from the 5ith chapter of the
Book Of job, dwelling principally on
the Goth verse, On moment shall they
die and the people shall be troubled at
midnight snd pass away, and the
mighty shall be taken away without
hand with great ability. Mr.. VIII
liams has been very famous young
man among ais race in the North, and
who presented the memorial Of Colon
nation Of Central Ameries Of his race,
TO the Q. S. Senate, April 10Th, 1862
BE came 70 this State as a recruiting
agent with George L Stesrns, the Com,
missioner for the organisation Of col-
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OFFICE u. g. COMafI-sARY OF FsUBssTESCE I
FraHa.rrrfr TrHn Mnv NaFr

OFFICE u. g. CONIAff-sARY OF SUBSISTENCE
CLAEEsvIiLE, IEss., May ~, lsG5.
CEALEu Proposas. in dupi cate, or Gi-n'shing
- c = lui-l tenca Department ith sil the + esl
1e- required n that paIt Of the Department Of the
Cumberland uor-n % the CumDer.au1 rFer in the
state OF T-nue--re except the Poet of EdgEfs.d,
for two months from the l5t1 oi June l8si eli b
recaIved at llrs Office uuni y m Jlao lo. tsf5.
The beet r. fo BE- @. q good and mar atie gsaifg,
Ia equal pr0p0rt on o. fore egd hicd gnarier rnrat
'HecEs sl Enlzs and sidney ttioH exciudstil e. BE-
delivered AZ tre Different camp and uosts IN s1rh
guauttas o. may be nom time 20 time required.
Iad 90 such day= g. zoe conm1ld.uv Ofhcer MAY
das.guste
Payment vii be r1aie rnonthiy n the fands fur
uishei " the UnIttd states iJr pubic iIahl7raa.
meut but 10 the event of the Ccrnrniszarv usho -s
ge.ves the beef being without funds to nav f1r n
then psy rsut t0 bc male A. e0an tserea1sr. ~
.Urria shall - received lor tfst purpose
Proof ~ loyalty % fhc United s.afes eov-ruueni
VII Do r-4 sired with earti prurosal
The -II. -es-f1i 1iIfer s.u o. .srr-sH 20 enter
into couIa-t and give bond f1r 5000. aith ~
proved security. for ils fttu.ul pero-ma1re
hiddsFs arc requested % he present at she ope1-
ing RI me prgDc-aa.
forus q IT3po-als furnished a. tb.s o.Hrs.
= N, NORkfLL,
Tunez=Gt Guut- aad q &. y.
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NashrilIG 1niQu.
w. CANEB5s 8 90. guolIsaer..
TUESDAY, JUNE g, 1865.
News Items by Mail.

The New York Herald of the lst an
nounces the arrival in that city Of a
delegation from Alabama, s7, route to
Washington to confer with the Presi-
dent relative to the restoration Of
that State to her former relations with
the Federal Government A. Roberts,
(John Happy of the Montgomery Mail,
is one of the delegation.
Rev. Thos.K Beecher, of Elmira, New
York, has taken, it is stated, decided
stand.against tetotalisn. He considers
the use of ale, beer land wines, a pro-
phylatic against the evils Of intemper-
ance. He says that if we form temper
ance organizations on the basis of to-
tai abstinence I'VE should act contrary
to science, and SO contrary to God, and
should consequently fail" These views,
Of course, are not novel-the question
is still an open one.
Seuator Yulee, formerly United
States Senator from Florida, has come
into Jacksonville and given himself up
to the Union authorities. He is anx-
ious to resume his position as United
States citizen and recover his property,
but will probably find it impracticable
The following story is told of Mr..
CHASE, while at Key West To an old
negro known as "SASDTE" he promised
a carte-de-visite, and handed him a one
dollar bill. "Aha, says SANDIE, nov
l know you, massa, you are old greens
backs.'"
A statement Of the public debt is
promised, which viii show the satisfac-
tory condition Of the Treasury, and its
ability at the Prese'a tine to meet ali the
demands upon it, including the arrears
ofpay and bounties due to the soldiers.
The number of troops in the army of
the Potomac and in General Shermans
army, whose terms expire prior to the
lst of October, and now under orders
for muster out, is estimated at l22,3lO.
OF these there are:
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TINS vice, which Is ugvC- r-rrt.-r|
the presence of any one, hHH provost ...
everlasting ruin of tb0uaauls .. rrn ..
and most talented yoguE mon '... ....
gave tongue b el1queure or pom #. .....
IL has destroyed helltl, blasted lls ....-
tuition, aud reduced t.e r.sarsr.. ..... ..
a living skeleton. Nor a-a t1H..
and fatal effects. IN its paIus l-- e-......
tho ruins Of reason, The most H..rrr.
sight that can meet mo-tai ega . ..
CURED permanently Oi tlis aII r..Hr. .a.. emf.
Dr.. Coleman, no. 5f North Cherry -.-...
or address him By letter. P1v Sol. ...
vile, Tenn. E.r..
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In the New York News of June l,
Benjamin Wood announces, that, while
continuing to be its proprietor, ne shall
no longer act as its editor A few days
ago the News proclaimed that the noto-
rious John Mitchell was in New York,
and could be found at that ofice-the
Commercial Advertiser adding that
Mitchell was the editor of the News.
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says that General
Dix is looking after Mitchell, and is
likely to put him in Fort Lafayette.
A Washington dispatch, dated the
I'd inst, saysIGoy. Brown, of Ga, had a
lengthy interview to>day with the Pres
ident in relation TO reconstruction. /
understand that he has been uncondi-
tionally released from arrest
BY order ofthe Wa Department the
Adiutant General will open recruiting
stations all over the country, in order to
recruit the ranks of the regular regi-
ments. Volunteers honorably dis
charged, who enlist in the regular ser
vice within ten days from the date Of
their discharge, will be allowed a fur
Tough Of thirty days before joining their
regiments. Volunteers enlisting will
be paid all their dues. and allowances
in arrears before joining their COM
mands.
The 14th Corps of the old army Of
Georgia, formerly of the Army of the
Cumberland, will be ordered to report
to General Logan, at Louisville.
It's understood that the President
has decided to appoint James Q Smith
Of Selma, Ala, United States District
Attorney for that State Mr. Smith
was arrested for his devotion to the
Union cause, but made his escape, and
has resided for the past two years in
Nashville.
Tie railroad from fredericksburg tc
Richmond being nearly completed, and
the rolling stock in excellent running
order, line of frstclsss steamers will
shortly be established between Wash
ington and Aqua Creek.
Theodore Rissell, a Florida Unionist
has been appointed Postmaster at Pen
sacola.
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CoUNTEsFsiIs,-luiHrusiIUu Hr1 E.Hn RI.
ceived By @. Z. Esrt5w g. O.. L-I r.-..
druggists in tbs city have been palm. ... r
on persons calling l1~ Dr. TaI.oe.r ..r ia.
rate tn article o. tbe.r rw- rr..
which they say Ia superior % thr Err.
We would advisa Ell persons On -. ...
genuine, and should y7a .orH.r1 rrr r..
cine for She iteh, hiuv-wogm, HH.... ..
any disease Of the skin, DO le. rHf.r .#r
unPrinciplot man 30 impose ars .t.Hr
preparation on you, bug get rr E...H
Pms Cerato, manufactured b. e.. FL. ..
tow & Co.. no l8Js Doader.aE 5t--.t. r.....
vile, Tenn.
p "a liberal discount urLs q. I-..-..
Sent oy nal - sny address 11 ...-..f
Pl H. Be sure thsi Jon s-Et1e .-.. .aa.
ssp74-H
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Z
From the head Of navigation. q good
wagon road is 10 be opened this rear %
Mound City.
Six thousand sores OF land are soon % bs
sdyertised Tor sale by tho csutral Pacific
Raiirosd. as these lands re al,az first two
huadrsd miles Of TIE road. settlers in pos
session viii have ihe arst privilege Of pur
chasing.
SAN FsASrIsVo, MAY zi.-OvorlsluI mail
arriving regular, making through trip rom
New York in three days.
A ApubHc meeting Of sympathy with Ju-
arez snd liberals Of Ioxi,o within. Ec
forts TO sustain tie Republic Of Mexico is
called FOR to morrow, eonsidera5le feeling
exists on the subject. The community viii
sustain the authorities in their clc,ts to
maintain neutrality so long as that is poll
icy Of the government.
EEw YoRK, June 5.-The steamer IA
vana brings Havana dates 10 che S0.h, and
advicss from Galveston by a blockade run
ner, Lark, 70 the 2sh. Great confusion and
anxiety reignej in that city and Houston
The Lark was robbed Of her'cargo and Ia
ken there Bnd returned to Havana in bal
last. Cen MagSuder attempted a speech To
Geld, bUt vas hissed and sileRcsd. he was
told they had been hum mbugged enough and
intended 70 settle affairs tor themselves.
Magruder returned 10 San Antonio. The
Texans could fight no longer, and wished
to return home. The Mayor and some Of
the principal citi=ens had LEFT Galveston TO
meetthe Federal officers, and hurry up, sur
render. A. .0said COY Murray and Smith bad
gone 10 New Orleans to stay and the famous
blockade runner, Denbeight, has at last
been destroyed. The Federal guuboats
with the captain and crew, Essafsd and the
Owl, returned 10 Havana. A..
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MABKETs.

CrNcIySArI, Juue O. uooa.-Flour dull pricos
u0uIusl.
Wheat declined s cents. l,G5L45.
Oats "a 4tTg.
Corn t-ets1c.
WhsSy dull, small supplies Sc 300.
Provision. Gull city me pork csl be bought 50
23c, odlE me 1ls dull, 10 .g'2 and lJi.s
bard duI, prime city ltiered at lu'..s.
Nothing doiug m bacon and price uoninri ey-
cept suC5r cured naf1z whIC are 10 ftfrtieulua s
lss,1lc, acc0riIng 90 bunds.
taver alug. D. feet lnchgs wster IN tn cLsnneL
Thermometer s. barometer go.
PTrrsEUEE, june 5.--River 3 feet scart rv pier
mars auIug slowly, westher clear and Pheasant
INV lIEK, June Cotton dul ttIlrs.
onr dUii, 5 cents lower. g.85G6,io5 extra G.s3.G
100.
Wheat dun 80
G IA Lac cents lever. SJTs7c.
Oats tlc
Lsrd duIl, l68lSe.
Whisky hsaTy, ZOG.
Phtrolaum uul.
Gold opeacd az 1852 rose 90 1867. closed st
lJ.tf U. +. u'- 81, J2fs reg. luJ a, coupons lJi
Do. new iasue lo3 1910 coup. gI--. 81, 81, oo1p-
lOil =.
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RIDICULOUS SENSATION RUEoRs.
The Paris correspondent Of th
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AEERICAN TOPICS.
The Rebel Leaders.
~ ErLrErrH sNuRnEn

In the House Of Commons, on the
l9.h of May, Mr. D Griffith ssked the
First Lord Of the Treasury whether his
attention had been drawn to the proc
lamation OF the President of the Unit
ed States, offering 100000 for the ar
rest of Mr.. Jefferson Davis; and wheth-
er her Msiesty's ministers were pre-
pared TO make any representations to
the Government of the United States
ia reference to the treatment Of the
Southern leaderz
Lord Palmerston said: the only an
swer I can give to the question Of the
honorable gentleman is that her Ma
iesty's Government have no intention
of attempting any interference il the
internal affairs OF the United States
(Cheers)
BELLIGEREST RIGHTs-oUR sHIPs-OF-WAR
IN BRITISH PORTS.
The following is a copy Of the letter
from Earl Russell to the Lords Com
missiouers Of the Admiralty:
FOREIGN OFFICE, May II.
Ny LORDS l have the honor to ac-
quaint you that in the existing state
OF the civil war in America, and the
uncertainty which may be felt as to its
continuance, it appears to Her Mas
estys Government that the time has
arrived for ceasiug to inforce 50 much of
the order which, IN pursuance Of my
letter of January 81, 1862, were issued
by the several departments Of Her
MaieBty'5 Government, as empowered
the authorities OF any port belonging
TO Her Majesty, either in the United
Kingdom or in the Channel Islands, or
in any OF her Majesty colonies of for
eign possessions or dependencies, to
require any ship-of-war or prjYatecr of
any bellgereuJ which might enter any
port, r0adsJead or waters belonging TO
Her Majesty, IN order to obtain pro
visions or things necessary for the sub
sistence Of her crew, or TO effect repairs,
70 put 20 sea as soon IS possible after
the eXpuati0n Of "a period OF twenty
four hours, without permitting her TO
take in supplies beyond Wlat might be
necessary for her immediate use, and
not TO suffer any such vessel as might
have been allowed to remain within
British waters for the purpose of repair
to continue in any port, rOadstead, or
waters belonging to Her Majesty, for q
longer period than tWenty-four hours
after her necessary repairs should have
been completed; and also 80 much of
the same orders as limited the quantity
of coal and toe period within which it
might be obtained to be embarked on
board any such ship OF war or privateer
of either belligereat.
have addressed a similar letter 10
the Secretaries of State for the Home,
Colonial, War, and India Departments,
and 70 the Lords Commissioners of Her
Msiestv'5 Treasury RUSSELL.
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A rHTsIOLoGICAt'NI VIEW or aItREI t..-..
"A Couiauigg nearIY 2o p5ses, ans ..r
man tirg'ns il n seite %. hgatl lu. diss... r....
: Treatise on Early Error, ..- Dar 1rt... ..r...
quenee7 uuOu the flnd l1I Harr. H. ..a
Author tisn or rregtu-ut-fHe ol.v gs.HHa. ..- .
succe-s,ll uio.ie Of curU. 81 shown hr on. ......
90 cases treaties. a lru.a.a. alFasar ll ..H H.I..
red Hnd those ecuiempHrlg -s---lr. H-r .r.
taIetln aouuts az lhHr physical eerU.r.a.. -.-.
'ee or postage % auv a.sarE-. Cl r.s..r.
esnies stamps or postal CCrraucV. rr .-..-r.
us IA 'AQlA, NO ll ill.iau LE.e. a.Hllr . b.
The author ufv ha crrerl-et unrr = ..rt.H
di-eases upan slr.h his hook t-e1.a either .....
~ or BY H.-l, and medicine sent o. arr r-.. .E
tle Wcrid. u
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The Young Mans FrlenL.

Let every nau be- his own d11t1-. TH
70 TIE nama Of q box OF medicine H-....
ed Oy on eminent phyti-.au ll -.rr.Eur.. .
priyato diseases, with df-e-uru1 bow b..
treat each case, therefore. with lrs E..H.
Mans Friend Ia your posisss.1a, v1s have
me iuI diferLiou1 and urii-.Ho ..r t.#
treatment Of yoursslf aid frleuds. n.
iqr sale BY druTgiFa everywhere. Ass -
the Young Mans Friend. myzl-Iu.
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S25 Reward.

rTRkYFD OF stolen from uesr Font Gil y
- lem. on Tuesdsy eve0iur. s0ih Ult, tz-slN
}. Dark Erown Horse, about IS hands high ~
laf hnd foot white. sls0 hts spot cu upper lip
and both shoulders Tie soove reward VII ~
rs.d I'd de- veled at the BsEtho-r Gardens.
ireas-i,ss sEO tfSHWFND
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For Sale.

" o. College street., No. .. s~ doors hr'oF
Church. vii b sold cheap f1r cash ii Il a. en- coo
ve-is1i i0r isnnls The hr-f oi takes TIE p-aes-
The prarr eflT has urgeaf cl.fsss calling ls A.
fc1tiou north iuuet-tua
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As we are abOutto have Peace, aI can
Drink Wlne and be ae-ry.

Thopure Old imported Port, Sherry. TaH-
ga, Currant and Ciarei Wines. N.. ...-| .H.
blackoerry Brandy, Champagne. E...#
liquors TOO numerous 10 menf.aa .-.....
eatables of almost every issc-r1.rlH -a- -r
found e. ". n. Tottsn6 Gr1csry lrusa. l,..
., College street, Nashville. Iaa-.
mayI8-tf
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We respectfully announce Or r| ...
friends aud patrons thatve har. r....
eur lee Cream Saloon SCR srr sr....
hope t1 receive the same rH.-r.r-- I... .
has beou s0 lbcrlliv bestowed -..s ....
season We have sIwavF ON ban.
uouary OF all kuds, and 600. a.. ..
Cream made 90 order Tor rar.Is.. ..-.
Etryry rr....
iet-Tulls 20 North Cherry a.-. re-.
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a Single Box OF Israuar.tr.-.
Etlls conis.1s more vegsl-tle at.-5..- s.. ......
'aan t-eaiy bore q aay ps RI tas .-.-.. 81.
sidesi any -hge auadred pay..csar. u.. .s.-.. .-
their practae io ihe exli1s.ou Of rfse- --.-..
ine hrst ie, ef of tlelr vs'ie b. ys. s-s--.. .--.
eisiea- Whsu tasE are better snosu ., ....l ....-
snf continued -icaness al se rfihs u.4L I.
inose sho snaE th',n speak r.Els olt 81. tlsr .s-
Vor- u q q agfy 90 c1 VII save als
Our rheo = subieei Co q rsd1alln-y of r.i.-.s.
bils at ih 5 ssa=oa. snd t IS b. asaaarrrs ..s ..
Prevalsut, bus hFaateia's a.ls alerl a1 is.. s- d.
snd stacieui pfot-ct ca. ~ the.r esss1a r-.
- preTeat the cC-sea0a of ta1ss ,1.ra---.
-hieh, Ehe1 Ia suiiclsui gaaaaass. ..a.s-a ......
danger 70 ne BODY hoal.a- hsJ -oln eu-- gz-
eonpia.nt, dyspsps.a, ioss q sppe-..e ra.l .--.s
hsad, heArt-hoEa' Pa-a "a the srcsss-aass. -ass.s
i.asaass and eosI7eness. soid y a rzsrs,..s.
~'-''' a 'A7'lo'aa' ,mgzi-luass
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Wanted $1,000 to $1,000

A Farern Manufacturing iueorpgratsd Com
"A pauy desire ID estlhl.sn the aaie of the.r rooi-
InaE ffsG !nlzoi lcedI 10 lelarsHea- Ihfy offer
freen onlr and e. us veiy 20 oun party, Hho NiH
have tnsir entire coutr1i here ne arlais = .n
g-sa. i-uaad. and Is covered ~ patents steiy -
sued. Aore-uut enerEefie busInf.rs u.su nead uu-
ply. For 20 i1ierFiez, alire-s
&. X Co NASHVILLE r0sioace.
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SALE OF
Condemned Grain

WILL be- sold 81 public suction, ou TUESDAY,
w the rtn day 0f June, 1855. Sc 10 0'ciocE IT.,
a. th4 b C- h'Ee.i-rn cram She1-i faehvl.e, Tenn
1.al5 Sacks oi cora, se-z lE SO ,s-fs pounds
s-i -1JJ aaca- o. ca, ". igh.ng .3t so peuu g.
T-rus ra-h P.cpery 70 b removed imrnsd sfe
~ 81 tla .Lrenae ~ tl@ puTcia-er. ms cora. 81
t1ourr unas % feed p1bl annals ls IN good co.,
dt1l 'or .ls'ili.r pnr o1es.
b. orilrct Bvt Blk J. l. D1sALns0S, Chief q.
y. Dept Of Cumberland,
GEO B. EIBBARD,
Cspt sndA- 2 n.
y, ~. LEE, AuctoResr. lnkYsl "a