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The most transparent absuriity With
which = political party ever attempted to
deceiy. q PEOPLE is the assumption that
the safety Of the government demands
the lisfranebisemen, Of oil who held
civil olic, & any kind in tie South ana
who took pare ia the rebellion
How could those men endaUgss the
Government ifthey had control Of all the
excluded Safes, and were permitted u
return q Congress VIA they attempt
rebellion again? Did not the devastation
ofthcir cauutry and the 1efsat d their
arnies convince them that they could
noe cope w,tb the North in AZ appeal to
rtt12 n5a not thc North have a
majority fi1ess than Two thirds 10 Co.'S
rrt-s2
1, is beyond tha power % any jacobin
ia tbe country to point to any danger
which S0uh result 10 The government
from tho romogal Of poh6eal disabilities
from the Coufr3srates and yet daily the
lac0bin press Tehearses the absurd and
maleyoleat hlsehood that considerations
alpahlic safety demand the continuance
II those disabilities, and the establish
ment Of negro Iule IN the South The
Jaeohsn national platform asserts this.
aud NOT a man voted for il bat knew il
was q falsohcoi The negroes, IN pro-
portion 70 their numbers, dad as much 20
sustain tie rebellion as the whites
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...N,nH nrARRET.s

Thor, are uot ohaes enough loI al the
RsdicaIs IN ihis State, and the ranse,
quoace is they are guarding among
themselves ami calling each oJhcs pretty
hard names The editor Of the Press and
Times. who is O. candidate for Congress,
has been abusing he editor Of che Clsrks-
Vile Patriot who IS also a candidate tor
Congress, qaita freely. and Oh, latter re-
forts upon his 5ssailn, without stint.
Here are some specimens
Qurv1Nr roruE RESCUE IS. a. NercsL
an impudeut sspiraut for Congressional
honors IN the 9Th district, having iarcotiga
Rebel qui0iue sVeculauous and the oath
10 snppurt the Southern ConfcscracT. which
he took In GAINESVILLE, BE- row 90 the
splurre. In hispapcr he ggvss
Buck aud IN Nashville Same Buck
and che Democratic Rebel Convention
Back sud Andy johnson Amel will
utterly uycrvheIm his pcr6diol 9ppoueht.
Not q citizen OF Tennessee and never ia-
lending 10 be- etc.
That is one % the uc.t stupid hes Ncr-
rer ever told. These things come with @
poor grace. as 1TEiud Federal soldier
from one who WAS svu rriing qa,Uiua and
perhaps yaWdur through 'Ge Rebel lines
while the editor gfthis paper Wss impe5il-
ing has lill .0J tbC yery government wbiCh
thus pimp 0i n Mercer vac sDtEinrl O. ever
throw.
Rich, RAyy Aau RkRE-Ws we're az
preached the other day 10 Nashville bf
friend, who said
"Whars up 30 ne sixth district
Nothing
Cant Won Larnoaize down there
yes. / could nyselG bul ihe Fcic5st
soidicrv here. b1ais have hgClmc oA-iisste
and when requested 10 repent ior shai tse~
did in putting down the rcbeliion snd sav
they are sorry, absolC ely reiuse.
Well, now, | don believe Mn Arneli
indulge in that sort Of work, ioT the
reason Mercer has always been TIA way
and personally know Arueli ha't- aue
despisss him and al one time hs prlposea
to start parry paper herr % ! 30 ban On
We couldn't desisi from laughing that
Mr.. Arneil wnnld start p3Per OF ever
give iarihing iu support Of one. was ore
Of the beer Jokes OF this mirfhtul land,
Hesalls oar conirore southern Con,
lederaey Mercer These aspiranis Tor
Congressional hon0rs are growing warm
an their compliments b saeA other
What tappy family they would be Il
there were onI7 oi6ces enough for 81 Of
them
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New York Items.

New York, June 18.--Gen. Grant
passed through this city last ni7ht Tor
Washington
'Ehe National Executive Committee aud
the New York State COMMITTEES of Soldiers
and Sailors, have established their head
quarters al So East Seventeenth street,
where they. will remain until aftsI the
Democrats National Convention.
Il isproposed to establish Labor Bursau
in connection with the Departments OF
Charities and Corre' ton, for the purpose OF
keeping record Of a the families and ID
diyiduals needing employment, aud invite
correspondence with the employment " est
for the thousands who yearly visit our
shores in search of work.
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GIVE N aoRFRTsoN CnUKrr-

% IL tlt- SpunEAet1 REGISTER. jane ~
We are informed that late on sunda,
evening last, Tom AID Monroe Durrett
brother, rcie ny 70 The residence Of jane
C Moss, a Justice OF the Peace ia the la.
district q this county, and called him on.
to the gate Mos very poAi,27 ius.steJ
laAt they should come 10 that the sun
was Fa5F Rsm, and il would be more
picssanu IL The sbgde. Ton n1rsu Oh.
jectsi, saying that lbcy did a.. eve time.
and coaid setgla biz business bst al ib5
gate .5guire Moss, knowing thst il.ere
h1i bseU ns misunderstanding between
thela d.i nof aspect thai they mesat 10
DO hin sdy harm, and to accemmodsts
ihe5s.i.4eu, walEed out Just before reach.
ing tha gate, shere they we're huing on
their Horscs be discovered TON DlrreIt ;a
the act Of drawing a pistol, add .naaedi
a1ety inrhsd % % back, st whfh time
DurTsR Arsd, The bali taking skslt josl
JsloE Sac ieil shoulaer blade, mar the
back bone, gasaiug through his nait lnug.
snd consns ga belog the ribs q iAe right
side
The usiY ladiheatt0n Ne haze heard fol
this brutal and Outrageous act ia, mat on
Saturday. tbs DAY previous 10 the shooting,
a Negro gOnsH appeared before Tquirs
Moss ADJ made osth thai Ton Durrsst was
the fathsT Of hex child and claimed the
protection Of he lsv
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Asrestea on Suspicion OF Hos.ler

NER YORK, June l8.-Mrs. jacob
Phaer, Gsrrasn woman vas arrested GA
suspiciaa 81 having bseH al accomplics
in The murder OF her husband Who 80
beaten to death Ga Monday
A mzn, knoEn a. George u also aus
pected, bar has not been secured
While 8oms men we're blasting ior 4
sever ia Eighiy-tolr street Yesterday, q
piece Of rock vas hurled into Filth avsHHs
ana bit one DAhisl Ksnne9y on The head
esnsing death soon AFR. Ossn DeB0gas,
Superintendent Of the blasuhg was arrested.
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RFCONsTRUCTEON AND WHITE DIS.
FRANGHEsRMENE

The omnibus reconstruction iii has
been passed by both Houses sf Congress
and sent to the President Unless he
gstoss It, It sill, IN a few days become a
So aIled law Ia the event be does, It
win doubtless be repassed by the re-
qaisits twc-thirls.
Tue extent Of the mischief, present
and prospective, of this purely partisan
measure cannot be estimated. Il is a
gross wrong 10 the whites Of bJth sec
tisna ID cinuot stand. II is hat a tenn
Ferary ezpedient Of the Radical Congress
.or the coming Presidential canvass
They have been forced to DO something
in order to escape the arrangement. be-
fore the people, that they have prevented
reunion and they have eohtrived a sys-
TEN for the ten Southern States, with no
| other purpose than to secure their votes
| ii de Electoral College or the Radical
candidate
The New York World exposes the
1 Acknowledgement feature 70 the Northern
people most forcibly Il says
If the bogus constitutions Of the South
rrn States are allowed to stand they vii
| disrranchise froIn citizenship III those State
many hundreds cf thousands Of Northern
I voters.
la ali Of these constitutions diairancills
ing clauses are to be found, and We there
fore repeat that no Northern man, not IL
favor Of negro equality, can move to any
| OF these Southern States, az reconstructed
BY Congress, without disfrsnchising him
self. As 10 the number thus disfranchise,
we are enabled 10 give an approximate
idea, taking first the Democratic vote a
cat in the represented States at the lss
elections held therein, and Then adding 4
that the vote against negro suffrage whfr'
the issue IVES made direct thus
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Entertainment 20 the Chinese EInba :
sy aud OfhaVa-

WAsHEsToE, jane 1.-THE Chinese
Embassy, the President, Gems. Hancock
and Sehofeld snd other army officers, and
number Of pF6minent civilians were en-
tertsined al noon to-day, with a parade at
Lincoln, Barracks, of United States troops
row stationed at Washington, and also
with display of the steam IRE apparatus,
One Thousand spectators we're ia attend
anCe.
Comm0dsfs Phillip c. Johnson has been
ordered 50 duty with abe feet Of the South
Pacific squadron.
This morning Senator Fsssenden had an
Interview with Mr.. johnson, it being the
first Tine be has visited the President since
long before the impeachment.
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War
the leave Of absesee,ran Surgeons cerii- :
cate ofdisability, granted to Gen Hooker
has been extended to the first Of September
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SENATOR SALISBURY, Of Delaware said
good thing the other day Ga Satur.
day three or four members of Congress
weTe chatting in one Of the committee
rooms Of the Capitol on the coming
Presidential campaign. Senator Saals
bury, 10 speaking Of the Democratic
Congention ia July, said Ii they
nominate Chase | suppose must sup
port him, but III be ID If / won t
make tight before see Sumner put on
the ticket with him for Vice President
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Bosrov June IA walking match Of
one hundred mile. for q parse Of $1,000
add the championship Of New England,
between McKetirick and l. A. Scott, com
menced yesterday evening at Mystic Park
ia Milford, which resulted in McKeitrisk
winning the match 10 tWeasy -Oae hour,
81 minutes and ferly-iour seconds. Scott
gave oat on Ike niufiy-eighth mile, having
been twenty-One hours, ninetgea minutes
and eight seconds in completing that num-
k.r "A rr7lra
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anemocrntic NomInniion.

ST. LOUIS, june IS.-The Dem ocrats OF
The Eleventh Illinois District, to-day nom
mated g. 8 Marahall for re electi1n to
Congress by acclamati0n Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the State platform
and declaring for Pendleton for President
The Democrats Of the Twelfth Congres
sional District IN convention to DAY at
East st. Louis nominated Iulse VIM IL,
Snyder, Hof BellevilIe, for Congress The
Convention endorsed the State platform,
and approved the financial policy Of Pen.
dleton, and declared him their Grst choic5
for President.
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After committing this horrible decd,
BUrrea returned to his father-in-lsP's, Mr..
Jpurnsgan, aud Acknowledged has crime,
s:kting THAI he had killsd Moss, aad Touid
leave The country requesting his iaihef-in-
las 10 lake care Of his wife and chic,
ghen he aud his brother lsfi f,r paris un-
sl6Wn.
Tom DnrFeu Is said 10 be despefate
character Tie was indicted At the last
Frbnary term IF the C,reail Court al this
plsce, ior poisoning horse belonging to
an uncle OF his,> The ease was continued
At The June term, his brother Monroe be
coming his seCurity on bond OF $1,000.
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Information ia q. 4. Circuit
Courf, Mia. Dis. Team.
.D.rr Hrrsr reHa


No. liJ- tiilei states S. Lra barre. lr
WHISKY.
NIIiFFFAs f. dcP SMITH. 80. AZ.
~ t1rbey 81 the United States g. satt De-.
tFiet. has 6let Li8 iuisrmGtisn h. aaII l.lrt. a.
we'd "a behalf the tlitcd State an4 .t AZ
ptrfcus cor. craet, l4tin-- $50 l-irisr NJ all..
~ alleging as-1ua sfaer thln.f tha. SAID ~ ....F
Here srlZe1 IL Forfeited o. The United States
Tor The cause o. -liI informs GO ALLEGED
nov, therClafl, 10 obedience 10 The uluitlsU
n sad Court % ms directed and delivered,
20 hereby gre pu1iir notice b. slI persons clam.
lng sai1 pIsI 8rtT. Or knowing ar having any
thing u say Nay the same should pot De con.
demned a. iOrigilea. aud that they b. and 40
pear before said JIallit Court. % 1o-h0i1eu fa
the Federal Gl4rt Room. 10 The Capitol 81
NWhViiis, Tennsgass. on the Goth day rs
tusie, ISIS. AZ ~ 0'el0sk A. g.. then and ths-.
% inicrp1rc their -.aiIlE-
ER- GLAsCOCK.
Ianll ift Us MsutaI
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EGeavy storm az Cincinnati.

CNcINNATI, June 1s-The heaviest
thunder storm eYel known visited this city
and vicinity last night. The rain fell in
torrents from midnight til daylight, DEL
ugins the streets, filling the cellars and
damaging the sewers A number Of build
ings were struck by lightning The dam
age is considerable in the.washiug away Of
fences and destruction Of crops. The rail.
roads suffered TO some extent, bus At noon
to-day were running regularly. Dispatches
from Urbana, Springfield, Fort Wayne,
Indianapolis and Dayton represent the
storm as severe, inteTrupting e0mmunica
lion and damaging crops.
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Nsv Yoak, Juae Dispatches from
Hayti. ST. D5miHga, Jamaica, and other
West India Islands, state thai the ssiga Of
Port-aa-Priuce vas ELL going 90. me rebeis
living on Their arms until Generals Fauben
and Nevarre sSfivfd Wifh reiniorcsmenis.
The Suburbs hsd been burned 10 clear 5.
yieH q the Febes aalnavs is directing
the defense in person. he has received
the American Minister Eith every mark o.
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Information in q. :. CiFeuit
EOHTt. ~. ID. 0f Tenn.
No ios -0al,si sts';s y. ,Fsv.a b.

No i0s-tultsi Statea ". 1Ievea Lsrrsis
ks-tInsa WHISKY
NJ hthtAs, Z. Mop. SMITH, ESg. Az
~ tsntT q he United statez Ia aaid Dis-
I'll q has tied hs inf JTulagi1a iu SAL Goart. a.
sell en behalf Of ths Inted tate and of an
persons eeucerled. sssiHst the said eleven ber-
res tectlhe1 WIS ~, etc. tG1s, Rsxingsr re-
puted pFnfr .itiiss among 1inar thngs. that
,al1 Nhiss5 va Esized ~ iGTfeifed % the I'M tel
ALLEGED
NqE, tbsrelsFs. N obedience g. the MOI ifi0n
81 the C0grt, 10 me directed aaa fsliVsfsi
20 hsTepy e1Fs pablt- h9tiee a. al gsfsans
eiai.Aln9 aaid rF9peftF cr knowing Or having
az lalnE - sac WY ths same sAsHiI MOI o.
aFpear before sall CireEd Can't b. - hsId ID
TIE FEDERAL Court Room. In the IaEtfoI a.
: asavilie, I8un sssss GA tHe ROfh day Of
tnne, ZOOS. AZ lto'ei9ck a. = thea All there
% intsrEc'e fafa eiajm8
~ 2 gLAsCUcE.
IlaIl llA N 81 y. ~
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w inter from MERGERS card 10 lie o..

Wa inter from Mereer's card 10 the ff..s
aaI Tine, that he is verY nnch opposed 30
poine 70 Congress, bat Mr. rrimhls De
eIjnes 10 run. and his Merrers frienda,
Who must be obeyed, say he Is the man.
Oh. erne. iriends Why wiil you iiapose
burdensonle Offices upon fralL Delicate
man, whose crazy brain ls faxed &c its Ut
most capacity, ADD iil ms golfers with thu
peoples MONEY when be donI gant Il --
Sprsaofei ReTiacr, Jans IS
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CHASE AND FHE DEMOCRACY,
The New York Zines Washington
correspondent says ihat prominent DEM
oerats in that city Tepuiiate Chase he
says
II the name Of Chief Jastics Chase y
put ia formal nomination, 4 well-EEOw 9
Democratic leader will protest in a speech
which will at least have the merit OF has
ing been carefully prepared This speech
will embrace an assertion THAI ii Mr. ChHse
or any other man Is nominated, who has
not ia the past been thoroughly identified
with The Democratic party, the voters viii
be abs0lyed from their allegiance TO the atta
aJf the convention, and will accordingly be
privileged to bolt the ticket Many South
em Democrats now here wikl sustain this
speech, while others say thai they viii ac-
| oept Mr.. Chase or any one else who will
give pledge to relieve them fron their
present political endorsements.
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kindness Basz was offering The Bay and
Peninsula Of Samaua rs security for loan
Of one million dollars from ihe United
States
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THE Bosom Post, the principal Demo

THE Boston Post, the principal Demo
cratic paper in New England, dismisses
the Chase movement with the remark:
"Whoeye4 is nominated for the Presi-
denCy BY the Democratic Convention, we
feel pretty sare win be nominated upon q
Democratic platform, promise support OF
Democratic principles, or he will not re-
ceiye the Democratic vote Of the conntTy.'
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information asa q. \. CITcaI4
COmrt, VI. ID. Of Tenn.


WHEEEAS. p. Mcr. SMITH. ECO AL
W f1rusf % the tlh4 States for s4ii f..rrI..
hath his4 81 inform llen in said t.lrt. ga b.
halls q the United -lates. and ~ sU rofrT5
csuegrust AGAINST tasGty-sevcn e1ti.as t4bar.
ca. tJ.f. " 1ikcr 3 e. rsputed owners v afi.-.
ING 4uonF other t.ill.-.i. that said t8ba-cu. ID.
sellst az .8Tfettsi Is t1a United -fnsrr az ~.
causes in esd Iniocslliaa alleged
heE, tlefei1rr. A. alfdleare 70 the mention T..
~ toart o. ms directed and deliFersi. j a.
aeTep5 ave netire 90 az persons claiming "a 4
nrOpefss % tnpUrng % having aHstnlnE 90 saF
rhy the aaEle 'Agui1 uot be condemned o. for
teist that tn1y b. and 30 ear bef1ro the saii
krfuli Court % - haid IN the fcdsul C1uEI
te.l % mo laBiiol. b the eity Of q 1lhFlliet On
e. ~ then au1 there b intorPose Their claims.
4 Il. GLASCUCk,
lau5-ltt U s. Martial
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A southern Home Iust,iatou.
PLANTERS R1NK NOTEs.

~ ACCORDANCE WIN An ACT or IuL
j iertr4l Assembly u. tEs state Ht tcauu. 90
approved December H. 1856 entitled tu 1-i ].
expedite the Distribution no ;hC effects ui Banks
WhiCn have or may make ASH Euuruff among
ther CREDITOR n0ttss BIZ hereby given Jl che
holders OF the notes ot the PLANTERS Bank o..
Tennessee 20 present them b. the uudgr gnci
al the Bank u Nashville Tor payment between
n0g aud tho first day ut January. 1863 aT they
wiH be forever barred.
u WEAVER trastl.
IyaidEuttIAul o.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DROP. A. De CASTRO, A NJ, or TIE
4 University Of Paris, aud MpuE Or CisrSo.
desire 20 make an enzsgeEs nt for The Iusj rue
ton IN the following branch
Vocal ami TnstTnmeBtRI Music,
Freneh, Spanish and italian iau-
Euages
Drawing RDd PenmahShig.
tueEgepti0nnble references given. Address
Mons. A. DF ca. TRIO.
PrJf.Di Music, Weieyeh Fem. College
ianl2 W.T. Macon, Georgia
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CATERS AND SLIPPERS,
WANTED.

PURCHASERS FOR LILLEY'S IMPROVED
j. Instrument for Surveying and e1lculaJ-
ing areas. This Instrument - highly recon-
meudel by many Cf the first Iaathimaiicians,
eas iucers and lard surveyors IA the United
STATED. mOng Others Professor Church, L.
s. NJ. A West Point; Prot. Allan, NashjBgtd
COLLEGE. both of whom are using it IN he In
strdrtioH OF their classes in surveying. Address
W. q. COLLIER,
NAY 3m 40 Union street. n 1shvule.
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Los SALE. a ETRsT RATE EEaIEE AND
n Boiler IA Esod order Caa b sesu Eud
Prise learnss, ~ saiiins G. TIN s6irs.
7sETB lE
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TFEH


WILLIAM h. BOWLING, AZ D., Paof slor 81
fhe9ry ana Practice Il Me1iflHe sad Dean a
the Faoay
CHARLES X VIM TON, M. b.. Prod. sf5r Of
Children.
J EERRTlg LE.D5LFY. ~ H.. Professor ii
Chemi7trF.
WILLIAM q EEaa5 b. u Poliessor 81
Surgery.
THOMAS l.. MABDIE. NJ Pf.fs-eof ofin
stltutes Of IA edi sine.
JOHN IL. CALLENuER, M. D., PIofeHsT %
Msteria Msdiea and Their relti
WILLIAM l.; NfCH0L. NJ. Professor II
Clinical Msdiene.
THOMAS L BUCHA NAN. a. h.. Pfofssssr u
Anatomy.
VAN s. EINDSLEY. A. y PraNe5fof sarsi
cal Anatomy.
HENRY IA. COMPTON AZ ID uemqusiralsr
a Anatomy
fsc additional .ufsrnati0n apply b
p RkkkiEh LIhDSLEI,
thag-ellsF fths UuiVCIfity
f4.-.a4 .Fgrag o.
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4 = ii /. 4
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. - North Ohei4Y st-,

.uAS JUST RECEIVED A. fLEtANI
II limo % GEN ILEMEN5 DRESS GOODS
which he wti make gp b. order Ia the latE
and most Ehilhad style q tho l.w--l lr-Htt.
prizes
HtsISEss SUITS.
lie IS ais0 ID receipt 70 vtr.sU ID Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear. lui offers fJ gentle
men in bUsiuos suits I'd tho latest patterns ara
most durable material. Cali saI tu.F- HI
goods 40 n o. h1uh ths,ET tg1i
MIRO u
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We have put ia italics the names Of
those States where the vote given is that Of
the majority. and it thus appears that these
bogus Southern Constitutions actually De,
bar from citizenship under them a major
ily Of the people in thirteen Of the twenty
seven represented States, ard large minor
tiles IN the other7, Or, il exact num-
bers. 2075 ,102 voters, more than a ma.
ioiity Of tue whole Presidential Vote at
the next election And yet this rogue Con-
gross approves them, aud turns to the
North, thus disiranchised, with a smirk, to
say We have settled the South now, and
you may move there &c you viii and live
10 peace Out upon H. If it kueF Of
this disiranchisemcnt, why did IL approve
these instruments, and if it did not know,
what business had it to approve constiiu-
iions It did not understand?
On one thing let us fix our eyes Bills
10 approve seven Of these nine atrocities
have gone 10 The President. IL is under
stood he viii veto them, Then let us see
if this infamous Congress dsres, b ovos.
riding The veto, to debar q majority Of the
white men from making their homes in
the south. should they 80 choose
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n-The Medieal Departmel.i

which was founded 81 l5-j. 1T has already ma
circulated four thousand student Of whom
eleven hundred and .ghty ak have receive the
degree Of Dostar o. Medicine. The buildIngs,
Museum, etc. arc IN All respects complete. A
large Hospital is cCnneetod with the Depart
ment.
The regular .oufss II instruction al bssia
On the Gr4t Monday p November, 1865 ana end
on he first lay of March 1859. TIE prelimi-
nnfy course 0Tens on tbs hrst Monday in De-
tJber
The Anatomical Rooms wiz lie opened on The
hfzl Monday in O'tobsI, End ev0fg facility af-
iorded Tor tbs Fr1sscuton of that corner stone
study.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
University of Nashville.

VHl5 IN$TlTU TtON. ALTHOUGH itP
L p1rLad and controlled Neither hy ,hurrh
LOT STATE. has ALREADY rendered salu4-
BILE and acknowledged services il, the
cause Of education, -cle nee and .thRtlr.
IL is established on a perrlauenrbass, auf while
maiHy lepena ent upon tuition lees Tor ds 1uP-
port. las ever vs. elCOm5d studiOis and ambitious
yOuth to its ad 7antaRe5 with o. without money
il IS the design of the trustee 10 open LBw, Ser
gntfc, Lf.eTafy and other DepaI tmeuts as speed
iy ne cir,umst lnce5 VIII allow. At pressUt two
Derartmo hta are ia successful operation
T.-Tne Montgomery BPu Academy
which embraces an eight years course. cquiva-
lent 70 the Ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments Of VI esteTn and kouthGrn institu-
b5ns. II IL e0Dducted By an aoie corps Of teach
eFs, with splendid buildings, excellent libraries
appaTatus. etc. Boys are prepared fyr entrance
into the higher departments Ji the University,
or for be pursuits Of active life. al the option
OF the parents, Rhe next Sc ion opens on VI IN
day, september ia, 1865 Tuition 10 the Gram
mar School. s5a per annum tho High SchCai.
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