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INSURANCE
Proposals for Fresh Beef.


OFFICE U. g. COMDIIsSARY OF SUBSISTENCE R
CLAHKsyfLLE, rESN., May -, ls65.
CEALED Proposals, ia duplicate, 'or furnishing
- a. 3 Suna tence Department. uith aii tie - ED
beei required in that part Of the Department Of th,
CuH1hssrlEud norm ~ the Curnher and rver in III
State of Tennessee, except the Post Of EGigsfed
for two months from the 10th d June, 1870, sil y
received at this Office until ~ m. JUICE 10. 1875.
The heel Is 20 Be- Of good and nlarketabie quality
IN equal proportion Of fore and hand quarter meat,
(necKs. shsnks. and kidney taioW e1cludecl 70 b
delivered af the different camps and posts iu such
quanutIas ~ may be from time % time required,
aad on such days as the Commanding Ofhcer mas
designate
Payment win be made monthly in the f1uds fur.
nished by the United States for pubic s5urse.
ment, h1t in the event of the Commssarv who re-
ceTes the haef being without funds 20 pay i0r u,
then pay uent 30 be made a. soon tnsrauler "a
funds shall 0e received for that purpose.
Proof OF loyalty 70 the Untsd States GoTcumeni
VII be required with esch prOuossi.
The successful bdisr viii be required 10 enter
into contract aud give bond for sm,e0l with ap-
proved security. fCr ts faithful periornasnce
Bidders are requested b he present at chs open.
ing or the proposals.
Forms d Proposals furnished AZ this ofhc,.
+. n, MORRILL,,
juue2-0t Capt. and q s. ".
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Southwestern Georgia.

The Macon Telegraph of the 4th
says:
Having Just returned from a flying
trip to South Western Georgia, we
are able to speak advisedly of affairs in
that section We find that reports
have been greatly exaggerated, as to
the condition of planters and the ne
groes. In the whole of Mitchell county,
but six negroes left their work for sin
gle day; and three of those have re-
turned, and are now at work. At sta
tions where garrisons are located, the
negroes are not allowed to come in the
towns and loiter around the streets.
The most of them have made up their
minds, that they are compelled to work
to keep from starving, and obey cheer
fully. Some of our influential planters
have already made equitable terms
with their negroes, and propose estab-
fishing stores among them, that they
may be supplied with everything nee
essary for their comfort Throughout
this entire section, the crops are -four
ishing and promise we'll Our planters
have adopted the proper course, and if
they continue in the way they have
commenced, abundant crops will be re-
allied, and very little suffering need
be anticipated.
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a fsinElo BoE Of Israndretb'.

a single Box OF Israndretbs,
pills eoui-ns more reEatsble e1f7r. 49,, ---....
.hsa t-sniJ bozss a. auI Pls IA ths uo,tl l..
s.dsas Giy ave huuired phYiicsns s.sa tas-, +,
ths'r praciee 20 ne srcilssc,o 81 ether ns-.s
he irai leief a ;hsir Fsins 10 yai sarasig aru--
c.afed. Nheu tasF ago better tncsn suiaes ss.f-
aai coutuasd siesness IN b cfths pasl La
ihoss sho Know Dem SPEAK f'EhE 5aii 10 sssr i.-
vor. haa daig shea sil saFe ls.
our rscs il satiecl % a rtdnndaaeY o. sls.i,l
aile ~ tha season. aad 4 b a. dslgefous q 3 !.
pTsvalenf, bui Rrasdsih's P.iis sisri au iusansss
znd sliciaat proi-ctoa- by iheir occssausi usa
~ prasaut ths coiiecdoa of tho.s aqur1sa.
sheh. shan 10 sulaciauf qIiautiuas. Gauss 10 maeh
da-rsl tc ~ uoiy' haslta- They sooa elrs ussf
oouplzint dTspspais- iess e sppslls. psia . .l.a
naad, hsari-husn, psia u ths ts,asi-b6ls. q. is
hlnusss and oos1yoasu. seid hy sl lespsu,sh
suaien n hetcnss, fnYaT-lmass
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Governor Morton made speech 10
the rebel prisoners st Camp Douglas,
near Chicago, a few days ago, giving
them some very good advice, and put
ting il in such a way as 70 be likely 70
do them good A Chicago paper says
that among other things he told them
that they had been deceived by the
Southern politicians respecting the
character and intention Of the North
ern men IN respect TO the South, and
voices cried aloud, That's so, sir
'sThey did that" ave know better nov.
He prophesied that the South would be
more prosperous nov than eyer--and
that when tbe cruel wounds Of the
war had been closed Oy time, and
natural circumstances, the two great
sections Of the country would love ons
another more deeply and truly thar
they ever had hated eachother.-oA
CQnL ~
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THE CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
General PrItchard's Account Of the
Affair.


From the Philadelphia Bulletin Of Wednesday,
Brigadier General Pritchard, of Mich
igan, who captured the rebel chieftain
in Georgia, is still in this city. Last
evening he visited the club house of
the Union League, and was introduced
to a large number of the members.
After inspecting the different apart
ments, he went to the principal draw
ing room, and made brief statement
of the circumstances attending the pur-
suit and capture of Davis and his party.
1t appears that. General Pritchard
(then Lieutenant-Colone) with his de.
tachment of the 4th Michigan Cavalry,
fell in with q detachment of the lst
Wisconsin Cavalry, whose officer in
formed him that he was on Davis trail.
Magasnimously allowing them to pur-
sue it, General Pritchard moved his
party to the left, and making long
detour, by rapid march, reached
about nightfall 8 wood where he learn
ed that party Was encamped whom
he suspected Of being those of whom
he was in search Posting guards all
around the wood, he gave orders that
at daylight the main column should ad-
vance upon it But about three or
four o'clock in the morning he heard
firing to his left, and then occurred the
unfortunate collision between his men
and those of the LIST Michigan. Hurry
ing to the scene, the mistake was dis
covered, and he returned to his COM
msnd
The advance on the wood was made
and was a complete surprise to the
camp, for there was no resistance
Pritchard was requested not to disturb
a couple of tents, as the occupant were
ladies, who were dressing. He com
plied with the request. By and by a
couple of ladies, one of whom wore a
white nieht-gown and shawl, and who
nroved TO be Mrs Divis, appeared and
asked that an old lady with them might
be allowed to go TO 3 spring to get some
water. The "old lady" wore a lady 8
water proof cloak fastened about the
waist and reaching to the heels; large
shawl, with black ground and coiored
border. covered the head and upper
part of the person; and the wearer car
ried tin bucket The request was
granted, and couple of soldiers were
sent with the '1ady" to the spring.
On the way one of the soldiers de-
tected the boots of q man beneath the
feminine skirts, and at once suspected
that they had Davis. He was taken
back to Col Pritchard and soon con
fessed that he was Jefferson Davis
Preparations were at once made for re
moving him and the whole party, ano
they were safely conveyed to the coast
twill be observed that the main fact
of the capture are almost precisely 81
they were first reported
The accounts Of Mrs. Davis conduc
are not as correct She did not make
the reported remark about "the Presi'
. dent" or complain of anything, ex
oept upon one occasion. That Wa
when she requested that the guard
should not carry their guns cooked
Col. Pritchard had 70 explain that the.
were only half cooked; that they wer'
the Spencer carbine, which, when I
charge is in the chamber, hiss to b
kept At half cock, and that there wa
/ no danger After this explanation
, there was no more complaint
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A Fleet Of American War Vessels In
Havana.

On the morning of the 29th ultimo a
feet, composed of the United States
steamer Susquehanna, the gunbOats
Chippewa, Fahkee, Monticello, Hardo
and the monitors Monadnock and Can.
onicus, arrived at Havana under com
mand of Admiral R. Gordon.
About three thousand persons visited
the monitors in one day.
Many of the foreign consuls went to
pay their respects to the Admiral, and
received the usual salutes.
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chine, an agricultural implement fac
tory, mandatory for cutlery, type
foundry, a factory wherein a single ar
ticle of printers use is made, brew
cry, a calico print factory, lock facto-
ry, linen factory, cotton factory,
above capacity for the commonest
work
The Herald's special says that infOr>
nation has reached Washington that if
our Government will agree to it a
strong effort viii be made in England
to obtain for Canada, from the Imperial
Government, entire neutrality in all
future foreign wars. There is prece-
dent for this in its previous history,
and if carried out it will end all dam
ger of future difficulties in that quarter,
besides rendering the feet on the lakes
wholly unnecessary.
Mr.. R. S. s. Andres has been appoint
ed special agent Of the Treasury De-
partment, and will proceed TO the vari-
GUS re opened ports-Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Darien, Jacksonville, Mobile,
etc-with reference to the re-establish-
ment of the United States Custom
Houses.
Duff Green, the notorious Washing
tonian, has returned from the South,
and is an applicant for special pardon
before the President, his property be-
ing over $4,000.
Brownsville, Texas, was entered by
our forces under General Brown, May
81. The Confederates, before leaving,
sold their artillery to the Imperialists
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald says although
jeff Davis has been indicted in the
District of Columbia, it is by no means
certain he will be tried there He may
6e indicted in some other District and
there tried. Good lawyers say he can
only be tried in State wherein the
overt act of treason was committed;
and express the opinion if tried at
Washington the prosecution will fail.
1t is yet doubtful whether the pro-
posed new Constitution of Missouri is
adopted or rejected The St. Louis Re
publican anticipates the latter, while |
the st. Louis Democrat, the Radical or
gan, is of the other opinion.
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SELF Ahnsn

This vice, which ia never practicsd Ia
the proaonee Of any one, has progcd lo
everlasting ruin of thousands of ihe u.1iast
and most talented young men tla. cyer
gave tongue 70 el0quonca Or pca la a8ar.
II has destroyed health blailted tba cuasal-
tuition, and reduced the miaernble yietim tc
living skeleton. Nor are these duHi
and fatal sncota IN Us pains ara scattered
the ruins of reason, tho moat hoIauchaIg
sight that can meet mortal eyes, ro la
cured permanently Of this alilict.on. caI ou
Dr.. Coleman, No. ga North Cherry ssrest
or address him b. letter, Box 5c2, Sash
vile, Tenn. fsh2s-u
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraEings
Of the scenes Of action. and port,ai,s ofthe isadu


Of the scenes OF action, and portaits q ihe leading
characters.
s~N. Fiue Hesvv Paper, Pdce so Cests
The immense demand rom the public for a com
plete and trustworthy report Of THE AisSASSINA
TION OF PRE5ID ENr LINCOLN, auc. The con.
meeting details and incidents, has led the publishers
Of the aDoye announced volume 20 direct their
whole force and entire attention 20 the brnrug cut
Of a perfectly reisble record Of the whOesfdr
No trouble nor expense having been satrea, they
announce tin the FULLEST confidence Of meeting the
wan OF al intelligent, Discriminating public
The nation has been aroused % an Interest IN
this matter, DO one thing ever aroused t hefore.
Eyerq American CitEen-man. woman EId child
will read u matter Of interest uf tr-day, and
which win pass into the snnss OF Americtn history
snd be quoted as one of It's greatest egeats, even
70 the most distant future.
Dsalers and Agenis should orders liberai supply,
rs they viii remember IN their experience. popu sr
fst selling books are diftcult % obtain sitter TIE
frst order. Allorders VII Be fied in ntsiion as
theya are received
sent postpaid on receipt cf 50 cents.
~ SCENTS and trade supplied at usual discount
Address J. B. HAWLEF . 90, Ptihiishers.
June3--3E lGi Vine ST., C3cinnsti. Ohio.
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We respectfully announce 90 aii oui
iriends and patrons that We have ge-sueusd
cur Ice Cream Saloon for tho season. a...i
hope TO receive tho same patrcnaso OH @
has been % literally bastowed On l8 every
season. We have always on hand coliec-
tionery Of All kinds, and cool soda ua.er.
Cream made 10 order ior partisa. etc.
CAUvfs e FruaEEr.
ieljulls % North cherry street.
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OoUHTlEFHITs.-Information hsa hrsr 70
coivod By 9. L. Barlow 4 Co. thrf -a-t. la
druggists in this city have been palf1.r- s7
on persons calling for Dr.. Veliocla Pm see
rate an article Of their own manuIaatrls
which they say is superior 10 ta8 eaaaila.
We would advise al persons b. gri -rs
genuine and should you require aaT uls.il-
cine for the Itch, King w0rla, Iotte-. e-
any disease Of tie skin, 60 not snfdr rrF
unprinciPied nan 10 Impose any etalr
2raParetion on you but get Dr. FaHer'f
PINK Cerate, manufactured by T.. ". ga-.
toW 4 Co, No 19j< Deadoriok street HAS
vile, Tenn.
p S--A liberal discounf lalds tsaesls-s
sent by mail 10 any nddroe1 on roccipl D
81 IL. Be sure that you got lae gsaU ,ss.
ssp34-d
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES

WksntNGroS, u @, Nay =, lstA
MANI THOUsANDs or MULES are heing dis
vi posed 81 st pub ssle, "a Wash ng'on
he sale wil canlnue unfl The nuinuer q ani
mails 10 reduced IN proportion @ the redncaon o
the Hrmits, nov going on Hpidly.
There sre IN the armies q he foiornaf 81 ths
Tennessee, and u q. oIlia, probably tOyH LhoN.
SAND OF tHE FINEST slA-huLah fhAM, ID
THE WORLD.
KIany of hem were bought n the beRianinE O. ~
war a. young mules. scccsnpanled tne eItiits y
AL thtiF uarchcs and canTIss and sre Nl1rougnil
broken hsftened b. exerise. gentle ard ialliiiisr
from beng ~ long surroundcf N the soidiers-
The whole south r. stripped Of farming sock
snd the North also has suffered nom The drain o
aninlsls. taken 70 supply the armies
these animals are sold at pulaic a1gtoui lhkl
WILL MT BrING ANlTHlNH LIKE IhEit
TKUE VALUE; snd such opportunities tor iarlneT
10 eel working Hnuials 10 s.ocs theig ARMS an
a. lrovare md dealers Ia stock % make good sie
rulstons. by purchasisg them and d'sDosing Q
tbero hi ne sauth, Nil never oecur aeAln.
M. a. MEl62,
Cusrtortl ssisr General,
mas qit Rrsyei MAJOR General
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As We are about 70 have Peace. al can
Drink Wine ana be Merry.

The pure old imported Port, Sherry. 1r1ir-
"a, Current end Clarct Wines. Old Otsafai
blackberry Brandy, Champagna. B.laaa,
HchaPPs, Holland Gin, and many o.ier
liquors TOO numerous to mention, besides
salabies Of almost every description ca1 30
iouna at ". y. Tottan's Grocery house, 81.
Is, College street, Nashville, Team.
mavIs-ff
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sutiofs and dealers will fnd it t1 thsir
advantage BY calling a. A. 81. Lauls-
bergs', corner Public Square and Maresl
street, who have large supply 0f Iqaoe.
cigars, tobacco, canned fruit, statIonsry.
stes which they are closing oui at EASTERN
cost, 70 change their trade. Cali aud caa-
vince yourself Of this fact
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Oliver Johnson, for many years editor
of the New York Anti-Slavery Stand
ard, having retired from that position,
was presented the other evening with
81 900 in 7-30 bonds, by twenty of his
friends Theodore Tilton made the
presentation speech, remarking that,
as Mr.. johnson has spent so large a
portion of his life in serrowing over the
bonds of others, it was TO be hoped
that he might have reason to rejoice
over these bonds Of his own. The
Standard is now edited by Parker
Pillsbury.
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The Young Man's Trlend

Let every man be his own doctor. Th.s
is We name Of box ef medicines prapa--
81 ~ an eminent pnysic an u Cincinnati
it contains preventative and cure Coz on
priFate diseaaes, with direclions toH t1
treat each case, therefore, With tha Youug
Mans Friend in your possessioa, Won have
the iun directions and medicine fa- fhs
treaiment Of Yourself and frisnds 70 10
ior sale Dy drUggistl everywhere. AK or
TIE Young Mans Friend. my1i-lu.
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Nru yolE. Juus " Cotton Amer - t.e-
Flour dToopinz; s. slfs 81 extra stsis = 20
o.
III D Wheat firm, 81 ile-
Corn dll, fd.lisle
fs1ta firm CSC ior western
Po-k stsady, - ass Or EsE usss,
Isrd arm. liIflet5cs
WHISKY s. A
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Please Tnke NnlIea.

The notes and accouna Of Fl. u W. Ia
kin : CO., Strictler, Ellis a Co.. aud A. 4.
Adams Z Co. viii be found at No. on N0rlE
college street, near tho square, where Oh
persons indicted % any Of theso frms FiI
please make immediate payment, q the
business must be closed up.
In my abseaoe, Ar. X. .. Thrsno r. f1s-
y authorized 10 attend b The basutas.
A. 6. ADAMS, 81 College street.
mG3l-3m nosr she square.
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MEETING OF BIsHoPs.-On the l4th,
18th and 10th of June the Bishops OF
the Methodist Church in the United
States will meet in Erie, Pa The
meeting will be solely in regard to bu-
siness matters pertaining to their Off
cial duties. The senior bishop is bish,
op Morris, and Bishops Simpson, Baker,
Thomson, Clark and Ames will be
present.
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Sold is falling, % is tie prles Of Phoi,-
graphs at tho Gallery Of the CumbsrIsof.
Card Pictures now only s. por doso1.
aprll-tf A. s. MonsE. IS Cedar Il.
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Shirts al N. York Prices
3 r. IHOIT7lN7 7TI-I I1"--
sp-2-a IS Cherry Be-. near Uaiau.

Pearl Miuisiuroa. 10 OH, or Watsr coIaru
&c. the genuine Al The Gallery o.. t1e Cuu.
borland. arrIf-tr
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lust ISSUED.
THE ASSlgaNATlON

A n accurate sud concise account q the plot,
n nom us earliest injection. incidents 81 the
earlier attempts on Mr.. Ilncoln's Efa the evidence
taken BY the Court Marital confessions II Harold,
and others and descriptive sketches Of the priuoil
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Buldlng Lots for Sale.

Il HAvE or 10 lots; insmsdistely heyond ne
l II HOrticaltHrsl Garden, Weli EtuRied iof 1alo-
| ing purposss. vhich Sil sel o. sod teEhaA-
ssss-k JOIN HUSH Ee1TH.
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YANKEES WANTED IN MARyLAND.-Re7.
J. F. w. Ware, of Baltimore, in letter
to the Boston Christian Register, relates
the following: "Said a gentleman, well
known here, to me-himself south
ern man and large slave-owner, who
had by word and act notoriously sided
with the South-'What Maryland to-
day wants is five hundred thousand
Yankees smiled, and said that l
had not placed the number quite so
high when he repeatsd with emphasis,
Yes sir FIVE hundred thousand Yam
kaas
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Notice.

IL parsons having 6led claims before the
"a hoard oi Claims INST iutsd under special
Field Order No. CD, uf March i2th, lss3" AMI spe-
e al Order No Kos, Oct 20, 1854, an hsFe cert n
cates or same, tngsiher vuth amounts of aNardsi
i, anplyng 10 William Drrer, Recorder q sad
V,q-4 tfkf oHiupcr1a Caft 11-1t hH ~ t1astnd. r
~ M IiIi1leaf % islsc EHfh iFrfarics.' Mr. -
III stl,.ad q the coiiecuousof said caifas n re-
oaired OHice at Ahen Caly's corner Of Cedi 7
.pasi-fh WILLIAM DPIYER, Reocrder.
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A FHorooaAFH oaica, "a good busiasss
locality isr rent Aadreas Box Al, 20.
June6-eodtf
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No LAna's T0ILEF CoHFLErE unisss thars
b the Frsgrant sozodoats uHto uss b-oath
sEset 0dors Il iraparii, The gums risr
rsdnsss soon sauuHsos, tho tssth quiekiT ~
val slabsater tints and seems ~ p.safis sst
in coral vase.
Sold By All Druggists anl Psrianors
1nyse-T.E 6s.
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RORTOR, CRAIG { CO.,
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth st., Cincinnati, 0.

NO. 2i West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, 0,
TTTE have formed partnership under the above
w nsne and style, for the purpose Of doing
General Commission, Receiving, End Forwarding
Business aud beg leave 70 aenounce % our friends
and the trade generally, % manufacturers and pro
duccrs, ihst We are propared 10 receive, and gTt
our prompt attention 10 ConECnments, and to til
interests of those who may favor ns with their brs
mess.
We also propose-snd have arrangements L
make it special ant permanent festure Of our DO
sinass-to purchase goods on orders for merchant,
hud others doing business IN the South &d West
Qu Che Federal ines), which cannot fail 20 prove
source OF convenience and profit to those aYaillns
Themselves OF our services. We Therefore sollc
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction val
be given.
Promp, attenton gwen also to reeeiying and for
warding goods.
pranneni friends In almost every city OF the Union
go refer with pride aud confidence b our late on
cis positions, and 10 those who hsye known M
longest and best, in our native section, for the
prompness and fidelity with which we may he ex
pected 20 discharge our duty 10 all who may in
trust theIr business and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite al lennesseans, and f1endi
nom other sections Of the country visiting this city
for their convenience, 20 have their letters addressed
20 0ur-cnra, and 10 make our Oitcc their hesdquRr
tors during their stay in the city.
Ohicers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits fol
Tennessee can be facilitated IN their business ar
rangemenis BY calling II our office
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG.
marie-sn, JAmEs 8. MORTON.