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In Indin Ink.

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Ifj ou Eaut a stylish Carte De V-.te 20 10 Halls
u you wlHi ieautif1l FIXTURE. ~ fnt let HSi
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large Photograph 10 Oh from ia picture lime
will not destroy
Ss-RsmembeF. the best Pctursl made IN the
south are al Halls. copper Of Cedar and Pubic
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NashHIIIe COIIegIate InstItute
Young Ladies',

rI,Hfs INSTITUTION WILL OPEN ON WE'D
il ne-day. the 18Th q April, o. the resideace or
e. Nicholson, ESQ Nc ~, corner Of Church snd
Spruce street. Three departments Primary. A..
adeuIie, sud Collegiate. A College course iu clsaz-
ca, Mafhenasrc-, higher Eng IN and natural
aeicnce, i5r those who gradlate- ao,iern iln l9es
and painting b toe bssst iasirIlefors-
NUSIC-lhis Department. - j p uniier me -
psciai siperFision o. Nj - hiehot-0nr Nho VII te
add b teachers Of sblhty and experience.
Mas CARoLISs Vas scHAAeK HAcHEsuERs.
Mas. /. c. hIcHoLsosi
AprIs-u Pnncrals,
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Gen Grant has gone to North Carroll
M TO direct the operations of Sher>
mans army.
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By Mr. Mullenix That the Governor
is requested TO ask from the President
the constitutional protection for the
State of Tennessee.
Mr.. Cooper was of opinion The ap
plication should como from the Legis
lature directly
Mr.. Mullenix accepted the sugges
ton, and the resolution was adopted il
the following form:
WHEREAs, By the fourth section o
the fourth article of the Constitution
Of the United States, every State il
the Union IS guaranteed a republican
form Of government and each of then
shall be protected against invasion, ana
domestic violence; therefore
BE q enacted byhs General Assembly Q
the Sta's Of Tennessee, That the Genera
Assembly Of the State of Tennessee
respectfully requests tae President o
the u. S. for the protection guaranteed
the State of Tennessee, pursuant 10 tn
fourth section of the fourth article 0
the Constitution of the United States.
Adjourned until , o'clock.
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Halls New
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

TnHE PR oPRl ErpR WOuf u VI iSF REFLECT
i fully inform hi- many tneni-, aud tho ublic
gensrdly, that hs Mammoth Photographs Es
ta'lishnIsnt b. nos cumpl-ted, q "a that be b. nov
prepared a. in8ke any style OF P,cturo known ~
IN. HL.LuLL.ulL- A. L-.Lu Ln. -.-u-LLm LLLL.
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House bill No. 4l-second read ing
allowing the Knoxville and Kentucky
railroad an additional ten years TO CONS
plete said road Referred 10 the Com
mittee on Internal improvements.
House bill No 42-to prohibit rebels
holding office in Tennessee. Referred
TO the Judiciary Committed.
House bill No. l3-third reading
to legalize the ministerial acts of Ger
tain officers Laid over.
House bill No 3l-third reading--to
pay an advance OF Is per cent on the
prices now allowed to the public printer
AIr Hood, the chairman Of the FL
nance Committee, said he had no other
interest than as chairman of that com
mittee. The prices had been changed
OF consultation with two or three Offices
M the city. He left ii to the House to
fix what it thought a fair price The
committee were satisfied with the scale
rs fixed Mr. Hood explained the scale
Of prices
Mr. Dillin said the price seems ex-
traVagant, but it is not in proportion to
I the rise in prices of material and labor
/ Mr. Henderson thought there was
! something wrong somewhere. Many
printers had gone to the army. Those
/ left behind had combined aud put up
/ prices very high; when printers are
more plenty there will be q change.
The advance proposed is very high.
Mr.. Hood said prices would rot come
down, for many new printing offices
would be opened in the South.
The question was taken on striking
out - per cent twas decided to strike
out by Al TO H. The following voted
to pay - per cent advance: Cooper
Diliin, Elliot, Faulkner, Gault, Hood
Hudson, Jones of Greene, Moss, Scales
Steele, Wines, Woodcock, HeiskelL
Mr. Henderson moved to make the
amount 50 per cent advance on the ole
price This amendment was adopted
10y SO ayes TO 10 noes.
Mr. Hood moved 10 lay the bill, q
amended, uTOn the table. Lost, 3 ayes
81 noes. Messrs. Anderson, NOTvell
Gilmer, Hood and Hudson, voted Il
lay it on the table.
Col. Minniss moved TO strike out 3
per cent and make it % per cent ad
| vance
Mr.. Henderson said that rate would
not pay for the work
Mr. Hood said that if printers woul
work for nothing, let them do SO, h
should vote for Col. MINIS resolution
This resolution was ruled out of o.
der, as the smallest sum must be pU
f first A motion to make the advanC
334 per cent came under the sam
ruling.
Mr.. Cooper moved the previous que
ton. Carried Al ayes, II noes.
D The bill as amended, making the al
I vance 80 per cent, was put on its pa
sage, and carried by 43 Aye to Il noe
e Mr. Hood voting in the affirmative.
. RESOLUTIONS
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Store, Stock aud Fixtures for
Sale.

I,TORE room centrally locstsd. stock Of t,roce
- res small. RI ut very low. Possession can h.
h.d by irst oi May. Address Il. n, BOX $50
Nashville, Tenn Apr-s-2t
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IBIITICRS.

brakes rIsHtsuon Edters,
Bulls Cgirgu
HO-tettef's 81 Im8gh
FoJrhaNe's holland
Nnuh tui's G6rmsu
For sale low, by EWIN & FENpL&TJN.
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State Bonds.

WE wish "a buy few Tennessee S'sfe Bonds,
w forwtich We will pay New York market value
Apply NELSON MURFREE.
apr-2-fw - Cherry street.
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Election Notice.

MEETING OF THE Stockton pERa on
"A The Nashville Commercial IusurFncs %. p j.
called a the oiiee q ne Company 90 u -nday.
Nay lat, lse5, 70 elect eleven Directors % -trss
the ensuing iselYe uic1lhs.
Apris-l r. c. McNAlRY. sec'y.
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House bill No. 30. Incorporating
Eauiston %. and Salt Company. for 30
years S, cond read n Mr. Ca5pfr
proposed a. refer h. 10 thc Committee
on Corporations Mr. Bathstop Wished
the House 10 pass IL without reference
but Mr.. Cooper motion was adopted.
An act to incorporate the Insurance
and Savings Institution OF Nashville
for go years. Passed second reading
and, on motion of Mr. D.liin, referred
10 the Judiciary Committee
81, 10y Mr. Hood An act 10 encourage
INC inEestment Of foreign capital IN
Tennessee, granting 10 citizensof 9th,
er States the same business priyilerrs
As are enjoyed by citizens I'M Ills stare
Passed first reading.
10 incorporate Apalachian OIL and
aiming Company, Referred 10 Como.
'alons Committee. second reading
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Since the lst Of December last the
the number Of pieces Of artillery cap
tured from the rebels amounts to
1901
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Saloon and Shooting Gallery for
Sale.

A SALOON Eni Shooting Gsliery, N an exc J.
N lent loaslIty tor the tusness. We tiier Tor
sale ihe tuildios sock. fixtures, &c a los bs'
are, Apply % NELSON 4 MuRFREE
apr2l-H ~ Cherry street.
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MERCHANTS,
No. 81 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, o.

XXI + have formed partnership under the above
w name ani style, Tor the purpose Of doing
General Commission, Receiving, and Forwarding
business, aud h-g leave Ia announce 10 our friends
aud the trade generally, d manufacturers an pIo-
,lucers, ihaL 40 are prepared 10 receive, SUD give
oar pFV1nyt attention % consIgnments and 70 the
interests Of those who may favor Us with their bua-
mess.
we also propOse-and have arrangements to
make u special an. parliament feature OF our bu-
-iassz--iO purchase goods on orders Tor merchant
snd Others doing business IA The South aud West
lin the Federal me-l, when cannot TAI 10 prove e
source o. convenience and prout 10 those ataIlug
themselves VI our services. We the ef~re solicit
orders with entire confidence that Satisfaction Will
Ue GIyCn-
Prompt attention given also 20 receiving and for
wardI0g goods
Ieelniug 10 unnecessary 10 use The names Of
prominent friends la almost every city Of the Union
W. refer with pride aud confidence iO our late Ctd-
ciai positions, and 30 those who have known H.
longest and best, IN our native section, for tAc
prompiHess aAi hielity with which We may he ex-
pected to discharge our duty 90 oil VINO may IN
trust their business and interests IN our care.
We respectfully invite TennesseIns, and friends
from other sections Of Che country visiting this city
or tesr convenience, 70 have their letters adirs |
TO our care, and 10 make our Office their head4uar
teT- during their stay IN the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits iOr
Tennessee can los facilitated in their business ar
engagements by calling at our office.
JAMES MORTON
JOHN J. CRAZE
marI6-3m JAMES s. MORTON.
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Notes Of all the denominations named Will be
promptly furnished upoa receipt Of sulscrp tone.
This is the
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SITNDRIEC$,
Saloon and Stock for Sale

IETE oner for sale a Saloon, with stock Of Ia
w guors, etc very ehQIly situated, and doirC
q good uusue-s. Apply promptly to
NELSON 4 MURFKEE, Agents,
spr2l-St ~ Cherry street.
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PAINTS
NARNISHEs,

Ebls CopAl Vsni>h, I EtI Japan Vsruish.
" Cua"h I " Flowing
Cuo barrel Blsc Leather
For sole los, bT EWIN a PENpLETON.
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SeYen-Thirty Loan.

These Notes are is-ued under dste Of August 18Th,
1854. and are payable three year. from that time,
in currency. or ar5 convertible at tie option OF tn
hot, er rutJ
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Great Popular Loan of The People

Less than s2on.ooo,o 600 remain unsold. which win
probably be disposed OF within the next % or ~
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as has uniformly been the case on clo-
sing the Subscriptions 70 other Loans.
In oricr that citizens Of every town snd section
Of the country may he afforded facilities Tor taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions At par. Sub
scribers wi select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUHscRIFrIoS AeENr, Phla.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL aE RECEIVED by Che
First National Bank OF Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
mari7-2ms
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u, s. 7-3O LOAN:

BY authority Of The Secretary Of tbs Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
-cnpton Agency for The sale OF United staie'
Treasury Notes hearing even sni three-teuths PEI
! cent. interest per sunun, known As the
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PHOTOGRAPHS;

the Iatie- bsing under The special supery-ion Of
Mr. Hail himself whose Photographs have teen
Justly O. LIBERATED 10th North aud uta.
Withths iacl les 0rmaklng LTst class work, We
vii gtia an &c periset salts ctnla- SPECIAL asa ~
uOa W H. gyeu q Large Photograph, sthrh Ws
.uI.r II OIL Vol.
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@mustmfnts.
Theatre.

Second week Of Miss Kate p Mn, and the Popular
Irish Comedian, Mr. ssm- Ryan.
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Carte de Visite,
UP To
LIFE SIZE.

Thu Rooms have been fitted mp with all the mod
ern improve tenis without r-P,rJ TO expensa, b
With thr few % mtsius hrst elias establishment
There sre tao Operst ~ kOoms-O-e Tor AmbI0
types. ID oihaT Tor
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ONLY LOAN MARKET

now offered by the Government, snd it is conf
IDENTITY expected th,t itl superior advantages viii
make jt the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Amer the President proclamation respect.
ing determinations against American vessels
in foreign ports shall have reached the courts
Of Europe, any partial treatment Of our
vessels like that ~ the authorities At Lisbon.
Portugal, will be resented and punished in
tho manner indicated IN the proclamation.
Our Go, ernment no longer recognizes the in.
surgsnts of the South nS belligerents, and
will not allow them to be treated as such by
foreign powers, 80 far rs our vessels are con
ccrned, without retaliation in kind.
The Portuguese government will doubtless
apologize for the firing upon the Niagara and
Sacramento when & Il nsrcrtaincd that they
were not attempting ia leave tho harbor but
were only changing their anchorage ground.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13
The Campaign Against MobiIs-HrH-
very OF Gen. GrNnger-IIe Has n Mar
row EseRPc-Gcn. steele Captures
Two R0Iirond sUpTAy TrHins.
NrANIsM InRr. MaTth g, ] !

~ ASizH IORr, March p, $40
Our forces arc, and have been since ycf.
terdny morning, Pcppcring away ut this fort.
Our skirmishcrs are within two hundred
yards Of it and our artillery within two hun.
drCd We have II cncompassed on three
land sidcs, Col BertrHms brigade Uf the
18Th army corps, holding the extreme left
near the Bay, Den NRlch's division next,
nnl Benton next, (Sll of 18th, Gen. \. J.
smith, corps holding the extreme right to
the north, 20 that tho only chance for them
to escape Is by water, md If our gunhoHts
Gun got mp the torpcdOes Rnd approach
within range We have them on the hip.
We have lost some halr dozen killed aud
twenty. Ave TO thirty wounded,
Gen. Granger and the rest Of us composing
his staff, came near being blown up by tor
pedocs which had been placed in the sand in
the roads and near bridge which We rode
over We all went over II, Gen Granger IN
advance, and twenty minutes after single
hVnemuR was blown up In the same road,
near the bridge where we crossed. Within
two hours three horses had been killed in
different places, one man killed, and two
wounded. The boys dug up fourteen In this
spot They are S-iDch common shell, ar
ranged to 20 or with slight pressure on the
tube or pruning, which is placed uppermost.
Col. Bertram's brigade captured rebel
telegraph Office and lot Of dispatches, show
ing that they were fully posted us to our
force what day Steele left Pensacola, what
day Granger left Gaincs, where the different
divisions were tncamped, how thoy were
armed, how many and the cHlibre Of our Rr
tillery in the different columns, etc, etc, in
fuct moro information than could give you
were | to try.
, We had considerable skirmishing on the
march, Col VIM. H. Marshall, Of Mime
sofa regiment, wns wounded in the neck.
General Steele has captured two railroad
trains loaded with supplies ut Pollard also
beeves, etc, etc, lie has met little opposition
so far Ms heard from.
General Granger rode along the lines ~
front Of tho skirmishers yesterday, attended
by Captain Cobb, the Chief Commissury, and
an orderly carrying the corps flag. This
daring act called out shower Of bullets, and
! the orderly was shot through the face and il
7 not expected to live.
( FCRTHER PARTICULARS.
From another source we learn that on
Monday night our men entrenched them
! selves behind eaTthworks. On Tuesday siegt
guns went up from Fort Gaines, and are
probably by this time in position and NJ
work.
The rebel works are from two to thrc,
miles long; Fort Spanish being close by the
bay on the extreme rebel right. The otho
forts on the limo Of works are Mcintosh RnC
Bradley. In front Of these works are rife
pits and GbattiS Of felled trees intcrlEced will
wire. Our skirmishers have been up GnC
fired within fifty yards Of the works.
The ground occupied by our forces con
sists Of rolling land, which serves TO protec
them in great measure from the rebe
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13
EXTRA
The Victories In Ala
bama.
A Report Received Direct
from Gen. Wilson. '
He was About to Attack Selma on
the 3lst OF March,
The Fall Of Selma and Capture Of Forests
and ROddy'S Rebel Forces on The I'd
Of April, is Now Considered
Certain.

The Government has received n dispatch
from Major General THOMAS, at Nashville,
announcing that he has received o report
from General wnsoS, dated March 3lst
The latter was then a short distance from
Selma. lie informs Gen. THOMAS that he
was about 10 more on Selma and was conf.
don't that he should capture the place.
The unofficial report received from General
THOMAS, yesterday, and published eSclu,
sively in the REruBLrcIN Extra" via
Huntsville, Of the capture Of Selma and
FoRREsrs entire rebel force on The I'd
instant-only two days after General VIII
soS was directly heard from--ii now con
idsred by General TnONAs OS rcIiHbic
This removes from the Southern country
one Of the most troublesome rebel rHidinS
armies that has been organized BY the trail
tors
But what is better, MobiLc - thanked, ant
il 1t is not already in our possession, as re
ported, rome days since, il must fall without
a fight
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

When General LCE wRs appointed to com.
mund the forces Of Virginia, Governor
IrTcnEn said to him, in his. address in be.
half Of the State Convention.
when the Father Of his Country made his
last will and testament he gave his swords to
his iaVOritc nephew. With the injunction
that they should u"N"r he drawn from their
scHbbards, except in -elr.deience or in de-
fence oC the rights aud liberties Of their eoun-
try; and that, if drawn for the latter pur.
pose, they should fall with them in their
hands, rather then rclinquish them.
Yesterday, your mother, Virginia, plnced
her sword in your hand upon the inplied con.
dition that We know you will keen to the let
ter and in spirit; that you will draw il only
IN hor defence, and that YOU will fall with II
IN your hand rather than the object for which
1t was placed tlErc shall fall.
General LTE replied to the speech of the
Governor briefly. lie said.
Profoundly impressed with the somnity ol
the occasion, for which | must say | was not
prepared, accept the POSITION assigned me
by ynur partiality. | would have much pre-.
ferred had your choice fallen on an AbloI
man. Trusting in Almighty God, an ap'
proving conscience, and the aid of my fellow
citizens, ] devote myself to my native State
in whose bshRlf alone will ever again draw
my sword.
It is claimed by LrE'S admirers that h
hSs chi,nlrously KEPT hrs pledge in surrender
ing before ho was driven entirely out o
Virginia, but that is mere rhetorical gam
mon. LIE fought for the entire rebel Con
federacy until he was completely whipped
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Successful Raid I'm the Direction Of
Weldon.

FoRT MoSRoE, April ll.-An expedition
composed chiefly Of the First New York
Mounted Rihss icft Norfolk, Va, on tho ! st
instant, for accommodating purposes up the
ChowRn river, with tho intention IL possible,
Of reaching Weldon, y. @. Tho expedition
was under tho command Of Col Sumner, OF
the Mounted Rides, aud met with great sue.
cess. The cavalry struck the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad, and demolished the track,
bridges, &c., to n considerable extent. While
thus engaged they were attacked by force
~ six hundred rebels, and after u severe
fight, succeeded In repulsing them. The
cavalry then fell back to MurlrosSboro' f,
whsrS the property captured was delivered
to the care Of the gunboGts on the mehsorin
river.
+ Among the captured property there were
100 bales Of superior cotton and large
amount Of tobacco and snuff About thirty
prisoners were captured. Parties Of eur cav
airy secuted 70 within few miles OF weldon,
aud from prisoners tHken, II was acertained
that the town was strongly fortified and gar
risonsd by u force of one thousand rebels,
with several batteries Of artillery,
The expedition returned 10 Norfolk last
Saturday night This expedition Is said to
have been one Of the most successful yet
made In the northsrn portion Of North Caro-
NpR
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Major General J. J. pEcN has been ~.
signed to tho command Of the Department of tho
Ea, during tho temporary absence Of Major
Geueral Dix
Surgeon X. H. ALEXANDER Medical III.
rector Of tho Department "f the Gulf, has h"cu
appointed TO the rank VI colonel, In Secordapco
with the act Of Congress, approved f"b. 2i, ls6J.
Captain p. c. HANS, Of the L. S. EnSi.
n"cr Corps, acting Chief Engineer o. the Gulf
Department, has hcon assigned To duty on Gen.
ersl Hu'Jurt's stat ~ chior engineer Of the De.
.parIment
Lieutenant E n. X. .TALCOrT, lst regi.
ment, New York volunteer engineers. has been
assigned to duty ~ Rde-de.caInp On the stan Of
Major General dulmore.
W. u. FARyELL, naval offcer, San PrHn.
cisco, aud q. r. Lcwny, Esq. Assistant soliri
tor ~ tn Treasury Department, New York, Grs
In tho city,
II. +. IIrWEH, author Of tho " Helper
Book, " has returned e. his home In North Caro-
Ina, from which h" wE' m,nished.