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The Presidents Amnesty.

Now that the suppression Of the re-
bellion is fully assured, numbers Of in
fluential citizens who gave it their sup
port, and have, since the occupation OF
Tennessee by national forces, resided
in the States under control Of the rebel
despotism, have been returning to our
State. These men are not prompted
by a sincere desire to return to their
allegiance, and to sustain the Federal
Government, but generally, by che pal
try motive o. saving their property
from confseatioD. They come within
our lines ri some remote post, take the
oath Of amnesty prescribed by Presi-
dent lincoln on the Sth of December,
1863, and, on arriving home, claim that
they are restored to their rights OF
property as citizens. This is a perVer-
=ion Of the object Of the Presidents
amnesty, which was to induce the re-
bellious to become honest, loyal cIti-
zeus, discountensncing the rebellion
aud giving our government and mill.
tsry authorities their support
We are glad 10 find that Major
General Thomas has determined 10
nut a period TO this abuse, and
has issued an order on the subject as
iOlows:
HrADQuARTFRs, DEPT or TIE CUM,
Nashville, Tenn, April II, 1868
GINkRL ORDERS No %.
Whereas. certain rebels, former resi-
dents cf the State Of Tennessee, and
other portions of the Department Of
a.. Cumberland, having cast their lot
with the Southern ConiedeIacy, IN re-
Irllion aeaingt the United States, and
countenanced that rebellion by their
p!eeepce within iis limits, and frequent
lv by their active assistance during the
present war, and having recently be-
ccrne convinced that all attempts TO es-
tehh,h such Confederacy must have
proved vain and futile, and now wish
lnr 70 secure themselves IA the full
posssssion of their property, and sll the
Iiehts Of good and loyal citizens Of the
United States, have returned within
the Federal lines and taken the amnes-
~ oath, at places sometimes remote
from their former places of residence,
and where thty are not known, without
the knowledge and consent Of the Mag
General commanding the Department,
not as il believed, from love Of their
country. or sincere repentance for their
pest recreancy; It Is hereby ordered,
That all smuesty oaths administered
10 any person or persons, not bona tide
destrters from the rank and file OF the
rebel army, and with the consent OF the
Maior General commanding, no matter
where or by whom administered, since
the 18th Of December last are hereby
revoked snd pronounced null and void,
aud hereafter no amnesty oath admin
istered TO persons coming TO or living
within this Department, viii be regard
ed OF considered valid, unless taken
with the knowledge aud consent of the
Commanding Gene raj of the same.
By command OF Mai. Gen Thomas
VIZ D. WmPPLE,
Asst Adit General
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Cincinnati advertisements
MORTON, CRAIG & CO.,
MERCHANTS,

Commission. ReeeIrInr. 4 FornnrnIna
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Election OF United States SenatOr-Re-
turn }. Aeigs, Esq.


The people Of Tennessee earn.
estly desire the success of the Governs
ment, and as it is believed, the mem
bers of the Legislature are sincerely
anxious TO secure the services Of two
of their sblest and best fellow-citizens
for the high position of Senator in the
next Congress. 1t is of the greatest
Importance that everything which can
be done to secure the admission Of the
members Of Congress from Tennessee
at the next session, should be done,
and there is certainly nothing which
can be done in that direction, more
efficient than the election Of men Of
first class ability, honor and patriotism.
The Legislature is not, and should
not be confined in its selection Of Sen
ators to the names before that body as
candidates, but should look over the
whole list of eminent Tennesseans. 10
find the men most eminenuy qualified
for the very high, and TO the country
most important position. The crisis is
an important one, and the questions to
be met and decided in the United
States Senate, during the next term
Of SIX years, are Of the gravest charac-
ter These questions and the decision
Of them affect millions Of people, and
should not be intrusted 10 men of or
binary ability.
1t is understood that the services of
the gentleman whose name appears at
the head Of this communication can
be procured, and that although he has
been sbsent from Tennessee since 1861. /
heis still a citizen of Tennessee. and 80
regards himself Its unnecessary per
haps TO speak or the character OF his.
tory of q man 80 well known 10 the
people Of Tennessee as he ia.
A jurist Of the very finest order Of
talent, q ripe scholar, man OF strict IN
tegrity, and one Of the purest men we
ever knew, he has devoted the bostpart
Of his lie in the interest of Tennessee.
He has performed more labor Tor the
State and with less compensation than
any citizen who has ever lived in it.
40 one who knows Return j. Aeigs
can doubt for an instant that il the
legislature Of Tennessee pays him the 4
high and deserved compliment Of elect {
10 ham 10 the United States Senate, /
'll.l ne Will devote the energies Of his /
great mind IS he has done in every /
posi''on ne has ever filed, TO the best
interest OF The state aud the nation
His election would inspire conf asr.-
and the people would feel thai -.
dearest rights were intrusted 70 a -
able and honest counsellor, ana ma /
our beloved State had a representstive
who will be the peer OF the creates.
men in the Senate. Il
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The House met at 9 o'clock Prayer
bv Rev Mr. Huntington.
Speaker Heiskell announced he had
received communication without sig
nature. The House refused to have IL
read.
Mr. Cooper, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported Senate bill No. "To
regulate attachments in certain cases, 30
and recommended its rejeStiou. Laid
over
Ry Mr. Williamson. An act to amend
the oath taken by liquor dealers, so as
TO swear them not 10 allow gaming for
money, or betting, on their premises, or
on premises directly or indirectly under
their control. Mr.. Moss said the object
of the bill was to remove the constant
evasion going on with respect 10 selling
LIQUOR TO negroes. Passed q first read
IN.
senate bill No. :: IN the county Of
shelby, fthe county Judge fail to open,
or n majority Of magistrates do not
meet, q Judge or Chancellor may hold
the court Passed s third reading Ayes
g, noes o.
senate bill No. 3. To change the
county seat Of Shelby county from RAJ
eich to Memphis, and to legalize acts
done by the said court since il has met
in Memphis When the number Of
Justices required by law fail TO appear
at the quarterly term, the business
may be brought up and acted upon as
if the full number were present Pass
ed first reading.
Senate bill No II; To incorporate the
Memphis Atheneum Club Passed a
first reading
Senate bill No 70, To regulate the
and duties Of notsries
public Passed first reading.
Senate bill No. 90 For the benefit Of /
j. o. Frazier, paying him for work |
done. Passed fret reading
Senste Din. no. S3 For the benefit |
Of Isabel j. and Henry T. Yarncll. con
shutting them legitimate, as though !
born ia wedlock The act is applied 4
FOR bv their father Passed FIRST time !
and referred to the Judiciary Commit /
tee
House bin No "a, To secure the
academy fund Of each county in the /
State. Withdrawn by Mr.. Dillin, its
autho'
House bin No. IS: To amend section
455l Of the Code, by allowing clerks IN
certain cases 50 cents fee. Passed
third reading Ayes 81 nays 3
House bill No. so: Giving the Rec
oorder Of Columbia concurrent juFisdic-
ton with justices Passed third time.
Ayes 60, nays D.
Senate bin No. ,. To regulate the is
susnce Of attachments The Judiciary
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Anto Be sOld Tor One Dollar Eseh.

To he sold q One Dollar each. without regard %
Value.
a. ~ p B. phi r ~ W laar .lal " rre b ~
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above-board resistance to the draft. IF
Lincoln and his satraps attempted 10
enforce 1t, blood awould flow in our
streets, and il would be right it should
How. Lincoln was already damned to
all eternity, and be did not know ii
even this Ubiquitous measure would ma.
terially affect the estimation in which
the people held him.
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UFOEM
omces
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It will be seen by the following gen.
, eraI order that the military restrictions
on Internal Trade in this State have
been removed, by order Of the War
Department:
HEADouAErERs DrP'r. or TIKI CuNBERLANr'
NASHVILLE, TENS-, April 9th, 1902
General Orders,
No. Is.
The following extract from telegram
received from the War Department, is pub
lished for the information Of al concerned:
"Orde-edi That the Military lines Of the
United States be extended to include with
IN them. the States Of Virginia ard Ten
nessee; that all military restrictions upon
internal trade within the lines are annuned,
except in Arms, Ammunition, Grey Cloth
al articles from which Ammunition is
manufactured, Locomotives, Cars, Railroad
Iron, ana machinery for operating Rail
roads, Telegraph Wire, InsUlstors, and In
struments for operating telegraph sines;
which articles are cOntraDano o. VA, anu
sll trading and importation thereof within
the limits Aforesaid, is absolutely prohibit
ed"
Any person found importing or trading
in the shove named articles, contraband OF
war, will be subjected to conhscstion o.
their entire stock Of goods, and such further
punishment as may be deemed advisable
81 the MBjor General commanding the De
PBrtment.
By command Of Maj. Gen. THcaAs.
(eignsd.l Wx =. WHIPPLE,
Asst. Adj General.
OFFICIAL:
SCUTHkED HOFFMAN,
Asst. Adj. General.
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The Rebel Despot,s PIunder.

The telegraph announced yesterday
that the specie stolen by JEFF Davis was
on its way South from Goldsboro in
wagons. Goldsboro' is within the Fed
eral lines-Greensboro' was doubtless
the place meant Stoneman must oyers
haul those wagons But for the i'll
timed truce, it is probable he would
have nsbbed them ere this.
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U. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are nov worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual pro6t on the go loan. Of
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent per annum, besides It's exemption fr0al Sta's
aad Hlicip0l iaratoH, sleA aids from one 70 three
per cent more, according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest Is payable seIni-snnually
by coupons attached to esch note, Hhch nay be
cut on and sold to any bans or banker.
The interest amounts 70
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J.H. WINSLOW & CO

n. C. MeNAIRY. Secretary.
mara ffrn
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HEADQUARTERS DrP'r. OF TIKI CuNBERLANf'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 9th, 1855.
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Smnsements.
Theatre.

Benefited Mr.. Sam Ryan, ani last appearance of
Miss Kate Denfr.
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It will be seen by the following gen.
a-og or5ar that ths military restrictions
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Committee recommended the rejection
Of the bin, which was concurred in.
By Mr. Mullins; Prohibiting resident
citizens, who have taken the oath, from
wearing the rebel uniform, on penalty
of from s. to S25; for second and sue
ceeding offences, from $40 10 so. Pass
ed first reading.
Mr.. Grimmet Withdrew bill No So,
10 punish perjury
House adjourned until tomorrow
morning
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Night Emissions Cared.

Young Man, stop before you hIrther 20. o. al
tsesGes subject 70 han, there Is DO disease 20 hard
b core a. N.ght Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that unlserstznd treating t and b you ear
FAY that have cured dozens IN this city ~ vel a.
be different States, Who hsye spent dollar sftef dol
lar, snt are roU vel cured BY me. ] an daily rs-
ceiVng LISTERS ADD sending medicine 70 al parts o.
the country. In word, Al that are diseased "a
suy way, and VIII give ne q CAL, I VII gTs at =
action ior al Of the diseases mentioned IN tbs al
ssrtissfaent. TIE Dsst q reference gives n thia
oitg.
~ Is.sers directed 10
DR.. NcGIbL,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn
iaHi-lY I'll meet With uroTnDt stiaun0n
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A Southern girl at school at Sarato
ga was expelled on Saturday, 18th inst.
for saying that was the Eappiest day of
her life.
The rental of the Unitarian church
at San Francisco for the present year
Is $4,000. This beats Beecher $50, 100.
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sUNDRIEs.
Important to HOrsemen.

vtvHE TWO ZINE TROTTIN6 STATIONS,
Tempest and W ashiug ton. u r.
via MAKE ths present season 81 Eay sia1is n this
cIty, osEImslcing Aprhl.
tempest = a let tlaox thorough Morga1i WASH
ingt0n, r., = q beaurial dappie hf0sa Ihsy need
only q b seen b horsemen for reconmendadon.
Both are hind gentle and fast, and emoraca al the
required quailass Of she horses. Any niOrmktOa
sill b Eigoa By Epplyins 70
sps2s-aE W.R CORNELIUS.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
\. \. GIFT ASSOCIATION.
500 broadway, New Work.

d amond Pms Brooches AMI Fsr Drops. LADIES'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, t1old and Coral Jet
sleeve buttons, sets Of Strds, Vest and Ne
Onsinp, Plan ard Chased Gold Rlngs, Gold Tb-ro-
hles. Lockeas New Syle Belt Buckles. cold Fsas
aud Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens Win
Gold aud Silver Extension Hold.rs and lsrye a..
sOrtment 81 Fine Jeweiry Of every descriptitn a.
tie best mslze and l-test styles, yslued Al
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HITTERS.

brakes Piaatat.on Bitierss
Bulls Cedrun
HostettsTa St0msch
Eoerhaves Bo,laBd
81. - 81 EWfN 4 PEADLETJN.
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Health and Wealth.

NEXT 10 possessing a good name ard kDoWl-
IN edge nothing is more desirable than HEALTH
and WEALTH. The hrst is real, the second mag
mary Sull, lt procures comfort, and often secures
happiness. Hence, ALL desire It, and il Is sat-
lslachon to calm mind 70 know that al can have
u, provided they tsEe the pains 10 husband TIE
ssme-hrst, by living strictly within the laws Of
naiurei second, Dy spending less than they earn;
third, oY Masking memorandum Of sill they hear,
see and read, and making use Of il Il the proper
tme. For instance, merchant reads an adver-
tisement like that Of
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The great and patriotic State of In
diana was shamed by a most disgrace
ful occurrence which took place at Ma
rietts, on the reception there of the
news Of the assassination of President
Lincoln. An efigy was prepared by a
fellow named Lee, and bell ringing,
singing and dancing, engaged in. A
correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gays:
The parties engaged in the singing,
dancing and shouting, were mostly
women, their fathers, husbands and
brothers looking on aPprovingly, but
taking no active part. The women
acted ike bowling dervishes, shouting
glory to God, embracing each other,
and saying that at last the country
would be free. Had it not been for the
interference of Mr.. Greene, Provost
Marshal, the town would have been
burned by the exsspeFated citizens Of
Shelbyville, who were only restrained
by his promising to have the matter
looked into by the military authorities
The wretches should be banished TO
some remote island in the Southern
Ocean, there to learn decency and pro
priety from unlettered sayages.
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LIQUORS

Bbls Alcohol e. PER cent
70 perceni-
Proof Spirits, 80 -.
pas WhisEy, pure or he1. P1i 49,
Pure French Brandy
n. % sfs-ie.rs. nd sherry Wines.
& y - -. - 81 EWIN PENDLElON.
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eS5E~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
CR
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Ia TgE TREATMENT or DIsEAsEs, Ii
aEQWNIEG HiM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS m is IN
NASHVILLE, f'ENNE5SEE

For further information IN regard TO
the skillfuI success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred TO STH.-
LE's TgERaPEurICs and MATEEIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
&c, es Of women. For all diseases in this
ad, ertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
ted. With nay general practice treat
the following
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Notes Of al the determinations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
FMS the
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afernitY.

al Affections Of the Womb treated with sunssss.
Those Married Ladies who have been 90 unsortu-
nate TO mssaTTy OF prove abortion, can b csrrsd
70 their NIL time U found pTagnant, b. gring me
81
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Young Married Ladies' Whoss udisiurtuns 4 has
been not 70 bring forth IN due season. remember
God has sad you should muluply and feplenish. n
this . your desire you can consult me either hy
lester o. in person No lady over thiFty-hYs year.
Of Ege need make applcs10n- Ancommunieations
" letlsl q parson slrely conhientl.
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ausf ne shove list o. Goods viii b. sold for oas
s,fIrr ea-h Certhcaiee q al the various artr,es
sfsfIrr What each CO can have are drst ~ ln en-
srs tirfn oct Wlttouf regard iouhoics ans sent ~
ma y nus giving AR cnauce- On receIpt of ths
CsFudcats sou VII see stzt you can have, sn1
theu BE- = Fcur option % scnd ele dollar sad taEs
The arucle OF not.
lu ~ t-ansariions b. mad - shall charge for
iorsard.ng the Cert acate for PAYING postage and
dong the business - cents each, Ehich mast -
'Heafes VIII BE- sent Ior o. eleven Coz s. thirty 0r
s. arfr-fTe for So and hundred ioT sls.
E8ENIH-T hase astilg 81 AFents Hlll b. alioaei
ten cents % every Cerunc1ie ortfre1 b. thefu.
Agents uil collect g ceuts Cor every Csrtiaesis.
.a4 remit ti ce1ts % IA. ether ID cash o. possqs
stamps. Great cauron should - used ~ oar cor.
resFonisa1s n rexErd = rN1g their eorrect &C
drsss. toEr. county and 8iate. Address
J. q. WINsLOW 4 Co,
aprla-8m - BrozdNaY. Nsg YORK.
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Chronic Cases

with ssHHischon; Rheun1stisrn AfestonB Of ths
Lungs; Diseases Of tho Threat, sRsllsd JoiuLa
5ta Llmbs, Pieunsy Pans, UlcsEs, Cancer, Gravel,
pseSses Of the Hear Gnd Liver, InfaInrnation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings EVl OF 5crodlla
Desfnss5, Diseases Of the Eyes, Dehliisfed gYs.
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
together with oil Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the 4 Urinary Organs.
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No. "A West Fourth St, CIncInnatI, 0


~ E have formed partnership Under the above
y" name and style, for the purpose o. doing a
General Commission, Receiving, and Forzsriiag
Business, ana beg leave 70 announce 70 our riertta
and the tiade generally, 70 maIUscturer- and pro-
dncers, tha. We are prepared 10 receive. and I'VE
our prompt attention 70 cOnslEumeuts aDI 10 ~,
interests Of those who may fave Us with theIr bs
mess.
We also propose-snd have srraugemepts 10
make t a special anI permanent festuve Of our hll
snsss-to purchase goods on orders for ucrchsBfz
snd Others doing business II the South sld We
tiu the Federal mes, which cannot fliI 70 prove
source Of convenience aud profit 10 those svaiIng
the mselYes.c CT our services. We the-efra solicit
or1e-s win entire confidence tasi satisfaction WI
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for.
HETdi1g goods.
Ieruung t unnecessary 90 use the names Of
pr 7uueut reudS 10 almost every city % the Ua1uf
refer with pride aud connie 70 our lste OH
ciai POSITIONS and 10 those who have known Us
longest and best, IN our native session. for the
puompness and fidelity with which We NAV b. ex-
peeted 70 discharge our duty % al who may in
trust their bu-iness snd interests IN our care.
W resraetiullY invite a Ienuesseans. and fnauds
from other sections Of the country visiting this city,
for their convenience 20 have their letters addressed
% our care ani 70 make our Once their headIuar.
tiers duung their stay IN the city
Ofiict7s sud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee, can be facilitated in tnelr business ar.
rsngaments hY calling 1t our office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN j. CRAIG
marl6-sm JAMES 8. MOTION
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Election Notice.

MEETIN6 o. TIE STOCKTON DESs OF
n o. segashsfle CornnefriaI lrs1lrI uce Co q
esIIsf Il he oihcs q he Company on Monaafi
Nav 1t, Is65, e aieet steven DEeciosa . seFts
ms snsGing fselFs npnihs. .,,, -
Apfi6-id = 9 AiNAl~i' p =
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CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.

luis COMPANY established 10 I8Sf irsurs-
Buildings, Vessels 10 Port, MsrchaaHs-
Household Furniture, and Other Property, On ths
most liberal terms.
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War, Marine, and Inland RisEs taken NJ
Lowest Rates.
losses LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY
PN0 BY THIS COMPANY.

Premiums Paid in Gold
will be entitled to returns 10 Gold tu ca u I0ls
Parties or Firms giving rs their Marine BusnesB
vii be entitled 90 preference 10 Ere Policies
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