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THE LOAN BILL.

Congress has accepted the advice of
the Norfolk Post aud acted upon it, in
regard to the currency. II concluded
neither to contract too severely, nor To
initiate too extensively; and has adopted
the golden mean of these two extremes
On Friday last, the House passed the
2 loan bill, by vote of So yeas to 81 nays,
which was reported from the Committee
of Ways and Means with some impor-
tant amendments. The amendments
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Ho6Y WEEK. Last Sabbath was
"Palm Sundayn--tbe last Sunday in
Lent. The week upon which we have
now entered is known as the Holy week +,
aud is regarded by the Church as the
most sacred season of the year. The ex-
ercises of the last three days of this
week, Holy Thursday, Good Friday and
Holy Saturday, are intended to conf
memorate the passion and death of the
Redeemer, and on Easter Sunday. is
COMMUNICATED His glorious and tri-
umphant Resurpction from the dead
Palm Sunday is solemnized in honor of
the triumphant entry of the Son of God
into Jerusalem, where, as the Scripture
relates, the populace strewed his way
with palm branches and shouted jubi.
lantly "IIossannali tothe Son Of David !:
blessed is he who cometh in the name of
the Lord. ~ s.tt t'iss
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Can't something be done 10 stop Gov.
Humphreys of Mississippi, from talk
ing and writing SO much: He is the
most blatent fanatic, and dangerous dis
organizer in the entire country.
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GEO. N. SANDERS In TROUBLE

GEO. N. SANDERS IN TROUBLE.
From tho London Herald law report, March 81 =
The bankrupt in this case was George
Nicholas Sanders, sued as George Ma
thaniel Sanders, who was thus described.
Formerly of Kentucky; then of New
York; then lodging at the Trayalgar
Hotel, of Charing cross; then of Rich
mond, America; then of Weymouth
street, Portland place; then of Denbigh
street, PimilicO; then of Paris; then
travelling through England and Ireland
then of Canada; then of Langham place
Hotel, and late of Grafton place, Fitzroy
square; now prisoner for debt; con-
tractor with the confederate government
of America for the building and running
Ofiron-plated postal vessels. Jtappears
that the banker at one time held the
position of consul i'm this country for the
United States of America.
This was an application for release
from custody. The bankrupt, in ex-
animation before the registrar, stated
that his execution creditor was Mr.. II.
+. Ramsay, to whom he owed e2S4 He
was also detained in custody at the suit
of Mr.. James Pharo, for 1545, and
Messrs. W. S. Lindsay e. Co., shipping
agents, of Austinfriars, creditors for
.e2 BOZ His debts amount in the aggre.
gate to clio, 1923. The principal creditors
are: Mr.. A. Haukin, Windsor, Canada,
$4,000; Mr.. w. A. Townshend, Mon
treal, Canada, $4,000; Messrs. Barring
Brothers, Bishopsgate street, e250; and
Messrs. Lindsay & Co., e2,302.
The bankrupt attributes bis failure to
"disappointmentin the execution of his
contract with the Confederate states of
America for the building and running
ofiron-plated postal vessels.
There was no opposition; but 1t APP
pearing that there was AN inlOrmality
in the notices, the. application stood
over till the 23d inst.
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The new line steamers have changed
their time of departure, They will
hereafter leave for Baltimore at 5.15 III
the evening.
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Newsmcn and newsboys desiring papers VIII please
have their orders at tho counting the ming pre-
yious before six o'clock.
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Brevet Major General Seth Williams
died on Friday night of Inflammation
of the brain, Induced by his severe labor
i'm the Adjutant Generals Office for the
last four years.
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showing the balances in the Treasury
to be $57, 799, 92l.37 in coin and $65, 623, :
964.54 in currency-of which latter
amount, SCI $50, 1856 was in national
banks-is in all respects true. Very
respectfully, yours,
f. f.. SPINNER,
Treasurer of the United States,
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Mayhem & Brothers, Booksellers and Staboners are
authorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
eft with them viii be attended to the If left at
le Office of publication.
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s. NJ Pettrgll & Co., authorized Advertising
gents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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The latest news from New York
that gold has declined to 1851.
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CALVIN PEPPER. We copy the, fol-
lowing from the Richmond Wig of
yesterday, and will add that we saw
Calvin Pepper on our streets yesterday;
Mr.. Calvin Pepper was brought from
Fortress Monroe on Thursday night, aud
on Friday had an examination before
General Terry, upon the charge OF an
attempt to swindle the negroes of the
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TUESDAY, MARCH p, 1865.

All communications relating to business matters con
neced with this paper should be addressed 10 H. NJ
Brown, Norfolk POST All communications pertaining '"
itoria matters, and all correspondence intended iof
The paper should be addressed to john CLARK, Sator
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Advertisers are requested to hand in their vertisc
tnants before six O'Clock in the evening, p svious to
ubIication
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

ANboiI DA1oOb' &
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pmpies OF soressor IN active disease it may
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But you cannot nave good health while your blood n
pure. Aver ssarSpara purges out these impurities aud
stimulates the organs life into vigorous action rest
ing the health and expeng disease. Hence IT. rapdly
cures variety of complaints which are causedby imp,,-
rity of the blood, such Scrofula Kings Evil Tumos
Ulcers Sores, Eruptions Pimples Botches, Boils 81,
Anthonys Fire, Rose Eryspelas letter Salt Ri, un
scald Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or Cancerous Tumors
Sore Eyes, Female Diseases such Retention, Iregu.
arty, Suppression, Whites sterty. also Syphilis or
veria Diseases Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases
Try Ayers sarsaparilla and for yourself the surprs
ing activity with which 1t cloanses the blood and
these disorders III c. tCt ~ IflI
During late years the public have been msed by large
bottles pretending give quart of Extract of sarsapa
rila for one dollar Most of these have been frauds upon
the sick for they not only contain ttle if any sarsapa
rilla, but often curative properties whatever Hence
bitter disappointment he's followed the Of tile various
extracts of sarsapara which flood the MARKET untlthe
name itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat. Still call this compound "Sarsaparlla," and
intend to supply such remedy as shall the
from the load Of obloquy which rests uponi it. We think
have ground for believing il has virtues which r
resstibe by the ordinary Of the diseases it is in
tended to We only the sick that offer
them the best Alternative which know how 10 produce
and have to believe it isby far the most cectu
purifier of the blood yet discovered by anybody.
Ayers Cherry Pecteral is universally known to
pass every other emedy for the Of Coughs Colds
Influenza IIoarseness Group, Bronchitis mcipent Con-
SUMPTION and for the relief OF Consumptive Patients in
advanced stages Of the disease that it is useless here
recount the evidence Of its virtues. The world knows
them. HH
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Norfolk Va.
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FooD ADVANCING - Our commercial
reports for day or two past have
shown a rapid advance in two of the
staple articles of food--breadstuffs and
provisions. In New York, yesterday,
Hour advanced l5a30c. per barrel, and
in Chisago wheat was : TO l0c. higher,
closing very much excited. In pork
The advance from the lowest point is S5
naT barrel. and in lard 4lc. per pound.
4 GOOD deal of this is speculation, but
much of it is caused by short supplies.
The stubborn fact is beginning to be
developed in a shape not to be ques-
toned, that the productive interests OF
the country have been in measure
neglected; that our growth IN WealIh
has been on paper rather than IN SUD
stance. and the first fruits are q growing
scarcity of food and high prices. Inc
actual deficiency Of wheat is greatly
aggravated by the reported damage 10
the growing crop. This is stimulating
speculative investments, and prices are
now not far below the highest hgures
realized during the war. The prospect
for cheaper living is certainly not en-
oouraging.-Cn Gaz., 9h.
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~ A FHYu0LouCAL NmW or MAERnGr Con
tanning nearly 300 pages, and 80 fine Plates suu
kngraFlngs o. the Anatomy Of the Human Organs
m Estate Of Heslth and Disease with Treatise ON
E1uy Errors, lts beplCmb.e Consequences uuo1
the Mind and BOly, with tue Author'- Plan of
Ireatment-the only rational and sUccessi1i mode
OF cure ga shoFn by the report Of cases treated.
truthful adviser 90 the married, ana those coufgm-
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lne author may be consulted upon any or the
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bled in this city yesterday, to discuss and
I effect a basis of union. Delegates repre-
seuting nearly all the churches in the
| Northern States are present. The conven-
| tion Will probably last several days.
The suit between the Ohio & Mississippi
and indianapolis Cincinnati Railroad
Companies for alleged breach Of contract,
commenced yesterday before the Superior
Court. The damages claimed amount to
| 81 800, 900. The most prominent lawyers of
| the country are engaged on both sides.
The City Solicitor of Cincinnati has enter
ed suit against several street railroad com
panies for charging higher rates of fare
than their contracts allow.
WASHINGTON, May lO.-The telegram from
Harrisburg that Secretary Seward passed
through that city en- route for New York, is
incorrect. The Secretary was in Washing
ton yesterday, and is tO-day at the State De-
partment as usual.
NRw YORK, May 10-The Herald's Val
psraiso correspondent says: The Spauiards
received additions TO their squadron Of one
screw frigate of sixty guns, two cOrvettes
and one transport; the latter bringing large
supplies of clothing and ordinance stores.
They also had in the squadron / 500 ma
rines for shore duty. English residents Of
Santiago confirmed resolutions of those Of
Valparaiso against the conduct of British
charge and Admiral for not preventing the
bOmbardment. The French emigrants had
put in a claim for losses. The report of the
Spanish Admiral published, in which he
says Commodore Rogers after his efforts for
peaceable settlement of difficulties were
thwarted by Chilli aud commended the ac-
tion as right, and said the moderation and
dignity were on the side Of Spain. The
English Admiral said the insult offered by
the Chiliaus in proposing naval combat
was sufficient Justification of a lombard
ment. The Spanish Admiral also says the
Chllian Government opposed tho removal
Of foreigners property.
The worlds special says The House
Bank Committee are preparing a bill in
tended to remedy defects IN the National
Banking law. 1t viii also provide for
equalization Of currency among the States.
The citizens of Columbia, S. G. have sp-
pointed a committee to ascertain whether
Sherman or Hampton set fire to that city.
Horace Ruble, Of Wisconsin, has been
nominated by the President as United States
Consul to Rotterdam. Mr.. Ruble is editor
of the Madison (Wis.) journal.
1t is confidently expected the business Of
Congress will be closed up so that an ad-
journment may be had by the middle Of
next month.
The House Election Committee is likely
to decide in favor of Mr.. Fuller's right to
Mr.. Dawson's seat, from Penn.
New YORK, May S.~-Gold opened at 12ST
and closed at l2S14@l29A.
Cotton quiet at 54@35c.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and smolisnt in its naturo, frasrautiy
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sepI5Iy

Go to Bryant strattoa g Co e Nashville Bus ness
College for a thorough education in Book Keeping,
Penmanship, Commercial Law Commercial Caluu-
iaiions, Plrtner-h 2, Settlements sc.
send for College paper. Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTKATTON co.
OcI3-IV.
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Surgeon and Medical Director, u. &

HTAUqrAETEas Ertgr or rHE CUurEnlaSp.l
RAsHvIlLl, IENN-, July ~, 1860.
Or j, hu FuIr- ag nt, Mr. --, hes pern.--.oH
% ship 10 Nshy De- Tenn, - gfo-s or 5u1 dlzsu of
Buis Cedr0u Bters, Tor sale b. suffers ira Che army
only.
Iho regulations Of the Treasury Department are
20 be compiled with stIcuy
BY c0nmabd OF Mai. Sen. R0secrans.
VS. ~ Wius.
Major and Provost Marshal 6eueul.
For sale, wholesale and retail by BERRY, De
MOVlLLE Co, Nashville, lem.
Octi7-tu sat dag3ru
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at is certain that all will be lost un-
less the States are restored to their
constitutional relations to the General
Government; and every days delay in
creases the difficulties Of restoration,
aud the dangers Of cur situation. VIII
a more favorable or auspicious time
ever come / think not. The people
who were in rebellion have ceased their
resistance to the Government; acknow-
lodged its authority; avoWed their wish
TO remain under its protection; and
are living in obedience to its lawP.
What more can they do2 The rest J
with US. We fought them four years in
the field to make them stay in the
Union, and now that they have yielded
to the demsnd, and ayow a willingness
and wish to do all that We required, we
ought not to fight them in Congress to
make them 60 out
zone of the greatest perils which
threatens US now is the tendency to
GENERALIZATION the absorption of the
rights Of the States, and the concentra-
ton Of all power in the General Gov
ernment When that is accomplished i,
if ever, the days of the Republic are
numbered
constitutional Government will be
supplanted by centralized despotism,
to be succeeded in time, by revolution,
disintegration and anarchy. Within
their constitutional spheres the States
are as sovereign and supreme as the
General Government in its sphere, and
safety is to be iouud only by confining
each strictly to its appropriate orbit
The danger is in the encroachment of
the General Government upon the pow
ers of the States, and the tendencies
are all in that direction The States
are powerless to invade the domain of
the Federal Government, and it is vital
to the preservation Of our admirable
form of Government that the States
shall be fully protected in the posses
sion and exercise of all their constitu-
tional rights, functions and powers.
If the Federal Government usurps
them, the Constitution, which the faith
ers of the Republic framed with so
much skill and wisdom, fails of the
purpose of its creation, and will no
longer protect the rights it was intend
ed to secure.
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IacE.Llr. Kr.. Sent. 10. l.ls

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. To, l-'i.
On The Z3i Of Jolly last, ] submitted though un
agent of mI1e, 10 the Medical EIrtctGr O. the de-
partment ti the Army OF the CunheIland, q tuJu-
pie Oi my telron tiits IS, for inspection, and ra.
qUested 10 alter auaiys s uc found C ueutouou-. t1
sanction and approve lt- uHo amoug Our soldiers
The following is tha Medisal Ir-CtJrs repiy, ETi
also zen. k07ecrsns' permission iO ship 30 dozen
al once, to Layei sold 10 soldiers
joins Bun.
] am satisfied that Cedron BIttprt wIil d5 mo-
harm % any oGe If iaken properly sud i1 mCdera-
ton / -e- no objection To- Ur. Eulr6 being perm O.
ted 10 dispose Cf It tg suffers
HrNHE =. TuUHar0s,
Surgeon and Medical Director, ID. o.
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nrrrns BY rran1ssIos TO

RIVERS BY PERMISSION TO
hon. Rchsid Ogelsby, Governor stste OF Illinois.
Hon. David L. Davis Judge supreme Court U. $
Hon Vim. 6. BrovnloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bug. Gen. Jas P. Brownlow, Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
nessee.
hon. NJ NJ Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM Nathsnie Baxter, Nashville.
hon. Jo. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh smith, Nashville.
r. ". haHey, ESQ, Nashville.
messrs. Morris & siratton, Nashville.
hessrs. Evans Co., Nashville.
Mmrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
luneI6 n
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A VolcE rBou PururaG.-

A NQIcE FBuM PTTsEURG.-
ViCHsCUEa, MISS, Aug. o 1855.
Dr.. John BH-Darr Su.- am happy 20 state t1
you thal ] have used your vFluabio CedrOn BI'trrs
with great beueftto myself I'm general dehil aDJ
pr0-tfatiOn OF my system produced by the ul.
healthy and m1smItic Iruueuce oI Che R-issI--ipp'
rVeg Er-uud NcasCurg, htGng been Nith General
Grants army throughout fts whole southern cam.
pagn. conf dent.y recommend Its use 90 ON per-
sons who are exposed to unhealthy climate.
1T. W. FusLE.
AGENT o. S Sanitary Commi--.ar.
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gay ANTED-Married Laiies whose health vii
W not admit of an increase o. family, SEND
cent stamp for DF StuArts Private Circular 10 Mar
ried adias and common sense Wdi tell you it 4
No HUMBUG. All recommendations strictly conn-
dental DR.. DUDLEY STUART,
apri4-3mWs 2. q. Drawer 6t03, ChicRgo, III.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

OLD aFES MADG NV, wifhaut spsotacles
goeso5 OK Medicine Pslng hlet mailed free. Adj
uiess = b foote, NJ y, liGo Brosdwsy, New York.
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RIPTURED.
sen. rec. ADDRESS, + s Foote, N D, Il30 Broad
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MABItIED-sent free fn sealed envelope Address
+ Foote, +, llj0 Broadway, New York
MEDICAL COMMON sENSE-4C0 pares-ICo
Hustratious 81 50. Sent by mail eyeryWi ers post.
paid. Contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
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aprlO-Jm eoQr
PHoroGRArHs.-Pb0tograph OF Generals. Federal
and Confederate The largest collection IN the
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To Rock -MaSoRs and Quarry
men.

WANTED. for ten non'hs, Thir y Rock-Masons
w and Thirty expert QuRrTymen, 70 work on
Cotton Factory a. West Point, "a. Liberal wages
~. b. psid promptly on the isi Of every month
For particulars apply b JnO. DEyer & Co.. White
hslI street. Atlanta. MICHAEL GARDNER,
mays-IGte Contractor.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

LAR ". BROWN, Real Estate and General
sI business Agents. over Yorll's Book Store Ss1S
Union Str, et Nashville, Tenn. au26-6me
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Nj ERRIIT & HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
vi Window Shades, Window Glass and Photo
graphic Material a Church street, Msyheid
Building, opposite Maxwell House
ENyEtAAn TEAMESSEE
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M A IL E n A .


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Makes PuddIngs, Cakes CustsTds, Blanc Mango
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Astonishing the most economical. A slight addi-
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Bread and Cake. tits also excellent for tickenIng
sweet sauces, gravies fOrfsh or meat, soup &C For
Ice Cream nothing can compare with 10. A little
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chocolate, tea &C.
Put up 10 one pound packages, under the trade
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most delicious article Of food for children and
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gists everywhere.
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June 2f-fy