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FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN, Dec. Cit is positively asserted
| that Austria will concentrate troops in Gal
licia in spite of former denials of her in
tention to do 50.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-United States 5-20s Il;
Illinois Central va; Erie AZ.
1t is reported here that the Emperor
Macmillan has telegraPhed by the Allan
tic cable that he will soon land at Gibralta.
DUBLIN, Dec. 6.-Pigeon House Fort,
commanding the entrance to the harbor, is
being strongly garrisoned and supplied
with Armstrong guns.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The excitement in re-
gard to the condition of affairs in Ireland
is increasing. No actual outbreak has yet
occurred, but the military and naval au-
thorities are making every preparation 10
meet the emergency whenever il occurs.
The Admiralty to-day ordered the dispatch
Of three more iron-clads to Ireland. The
military authorities also ordered the de-
parture OF two additional regiments Of reg
ulars to the same quarter
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.--The breadstufIs
market is fiat and prices nominal.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Corn steady; pro-
visions and breadstufs unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. The Post demands of
the Government a rigid examination into
the Fenian organization in England,
and the manner in which arms in Liver
pool and elsewhere are gathered.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-The French officers held
their farewell interview with the Pope yes
terday.
The French vessels of war have block
ade Corea.
. LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7.-All the depots of
arms in this city have been placed under
armed guards. The excited state of feel
ing among the Irish population renders
this precaution necessary.
LONDON Dec. IA rumor is circulating
here, and on the continent, that the Gar
of Russia has invited France and England
30 take some measures by which the three
Governments may arrive at mutual under
standing in regard to Affairs in Gambia.
PEsTH, Dec THE Hungarian Diet
have agreed to the address to the Emperor
of Austria, proposed by the leader Of the
Hungarian party. sE#EaE
ROME, Dec. THE officers Of the
French regiments who have not yet left the
city, took formal leave of the Pope at the
Vatican yesterday.
PARIS, Dec. TT is said that France
viii send a note, oouched in strong terms, to
the Government at Athens to put 4 stop to
its intrigues in the East, especially Gambia.
IL is Tumored that Monster will soon
resign his position in the French cabinet.
A large fleet Of French war vessels and
transports are now ready to sail for Mexico.
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Gen. sedgwIck's Move on MataulOras.

Gen. SedgWiclk's Move on NRtamOras.
WAsHiNGTON, Dec. Eve have good
authority for saying that Gen. Grant, up
to this hour, has not received word touch
ing the reported entrance Of Gen. Sedgwick
into Matamoras, and his operations around
that city.
Gen. Grant received letter from Gen.
Sheridan, dated November 10Th, five days
after the reported entry into Matamoras,
in which he says he had ordered General
s. not to make his proposed movement, as
the same was entirely disappreyed of. II
the movement was made into Matamoras,
as reported, we are authorized to say that
Gen. Sedgwicl has been placed under ar
rest, and would be punished.
Gen. Sheridan, it is believed, reached
Brownsville on Tuesday last. Such was
his explanation, as stated in his letter to
Gen. Grant 1t is not believed Gen. Sedg-
wick intended any wrong, but if he entered,
as reported, he has been over-reached by
the merchants of that place, who are at
heart Imperialists and who have lately
been entertaining him with sumptuous
dinners
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Fires.

New HAVEN, Dee. THE Planters
Manufacturing Company buildings were
destroyed by fire this morning. Seventy
hands have been thrown out of employ
ment Loss 100000; insurance 100000.
The fire originated accidentally.
New ORLEANS, Dec. THE beautiful
and spacious new theatre Of New Orleans
was destroyed by fire.
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A Ii THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ the estate OF keddick summer, deceased.
are hereby notified to iile the same with the
Clerk of the County Court Of Stewart county.
State of Tennessee. ON or before the l0th day Of
March. 1867, legally authenticated, in order that
the same may be hquidated and DISCHARGED in
accordance with the acts Of the Legislature Of
the state Of Tennessee relative to insOlvcnt
estates. This the 5th day Of December, 1866.
does 4tWR EDMUND VINSON Admir-
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sATUEDAY. DrcEmBER 5. Uses.

The UNIoN AND DIsrArcn appears tbs
morning in its permanent form, as con-
templated upon the fusion Of the two
papers Removal Of machinery, change
Of presses, and matters pertaining to the
internal arrangements If our Office, have
necessitated the use Of sae qHarto form
20 the present
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Terrible STATE Of AMIR in Montann.

ST. LOUIS, Dec Letters from Montana
relate terrible state Of things among the
small number Of United States troops sta
toned at different points from Virginia
City 10 Forts Smith and Kearney. Letters
from Fort Smith say that from this point
down TO the Platte is grave yard. About
one hundred and fifty have been killed as
far as known. We have had no intelh-
gence from Fort Kearney for several days,
and fear that communication is cut of.
The Crow Indians report fifteen hundred
lodges Of hostile Indians moving towards
this post for the purpose Of capturing it.
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Adjourned.

DAYTON, O., Dec. THE General Synod
of the German Reformed Church adjourned
sine die last evening. The question upon
the adoption Of the majority report, re-
commenting the optional use Of the revised
liturgy, was carried in the affirmative by
a vote of sixtv-four to fifty-six.
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Railroad Accident.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. THE tender at
tached 10 the regular passenger train on
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
Railroad ran of the track this morning,
eight miles south Of Clarksville, tearing up
the track ano precipitating two cars down
an embankment fifteen feet, killing The ex-
press messenger and injnring a number Of
passengers in the second car.
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FIorlln I.neisIntnre.

TALLAHASSEE, fla Dec 1.-THE
House Of Representatives adopted the re-
port Of the committee recommending the
rejection Of the constitutional amendment
by a unanimous vote,
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Dismissed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-The United
States Commissioner, Sullivan, has dismissed
the charge of piracy against Castor OAR
tots, for the seizure of the brig Bascoat,
Can't St Lucas
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Sen. AyerIH An Canada.

d SwEETsBURG, Dec. 7.--General Ayerili,
United States Consul General, arrived last
night to watch the Fenian trials He is
the guest of Mr.. OHalloran, N. P. When
he arrived at the fremont House guard
of honor was stationed in front of the build
ing. by order of Col. Osborne Smith
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From Cnunlln-

ToRoxTo, Dec. The condemned Fe-
mans have been respited until the 18th Of
March next. ff
MONTREAL, Dec. The Transcript
learns from q reliable source, that fifteen to
seventeen thousand rifles were sold here on
Fenian account within few days.
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Annn h .sSIelI.,,

CHICAGO, Dec. Miss Anna Dickin-
son Is lying very i'll at Rockford, and will
be obliged to cancel all her Western en-
gagements for this season. She will return
TO Philadelphia as seon as sufficiently re-
covered $3.50 -.. .-.
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New York, Dec. 7.-Leading members
Of the Fenian Senate held an important
meeting here yesterday. 1t is not known
what business was transacted, but enough
has transpired to know that the leaders
fnrnr an immediate mnrement on Canada.
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GeOrgin Cotton Crop.

SAvANNAH, Dec. IA majority Of the
Georgia planters express great disapPoint-
ment at the result Of the cotton crop, which
turns out far less than was anticipated be-
fore picking.
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JudEc Bss,.teed ANA the Aiabauaa Pa

MONTGOMERY, Dee. 6.-The papers of
this State generally oppose the recent posi-
ton taken by Judge Busted in favor Of
the constitutional amendment, and charge
him with having abandoned the true inter-
ests Of the people he Processes 70 represent.
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OPP. Osed 10 The ConstItutIOnaI.A Amend

RAIEIGH, N. c, Dec-Col Leach, Chair
man of the Committee on the constitu-
tional amendment, reported in the Sem
ate to-day adversely to the ratification OF
the Howard amendment.
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sATuRDAY. pEcEMBER %. lsee.

The House and part Of Lot No. Ss, fronting 80
feet on Line street, and running back 10 feet
lying just above : NJ. Peek's Spring
Also, Lot lying bach Of ABOVE mentiOned lot,
fronting - feet, sud extending back 80 feet 70
TrePpard's line. being pat Of Lot No. 81.
TERMS: One third Cash, and the residue
credits Of six and twelve months. with interest
from day Of sale, and lien retained. sale free
'-''- MORTON B, HOWELL.
dec8-tds Clerk and Master.
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AbOuf Surraft.

MONTREAL, C. T., Dec The Herald
publishes letter from person who served
in the American army, afterwards in the
Papal service-when in the South became
acquainted with Surratt, and identified him
in Italy, and informed the American Am
bassador That in conversation with Surratt
he was reported to have said the as
sassination was planned at Richmond with
the assent of jeff Davis.
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HtetAENNys BeNenADeE - Asoos
Lots Nos. 9. 10 II Of the property formerly
owned by DR.. d. I. Scott. near the Buena Vista
Springs. These lots front $50 yards en- the
Buena Vista Turnpike road. and run back be-
tween parallel lines 215 yards. Lot No. II con-
tains - acres and 61Js poles, and has upon It .
we'll built and beautiful brick Cottage contain
ing nine rooms and furnished with al modern
improvements; the Out-hOHscs. smokc-h0usc.
stables. etc. substantially built Of brick. "a
Lot No. 9 is an artcstan we'll. which furnishes an
abundant supply of water.
A plat Of the ground may be seen at my Office.
Purchasers arc requested 10 examine the pro-
perry. lt IS an elegant suburban residence, and
the grounds are well adapted for q market gar
4 u, nursery, etc.
uSfERMS- Une-thiTi Of ths purchase money in
Ish, and he residue credits Of one and two
years. with interest from date. Notes required
with approved security, aud lien retained. .SalD
free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOW'LL,
Clerk and Master.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON Il SMITH. Agents.
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Engine and Boiler for Sale.

4 GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
~ Tubular Boiler Tor sale. at moderate price.
both IN irSI-rate order. They arc Of sufficient
power To drive mill. Can be seen, and terms
learned. ON anplication az this office. decS II
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very little ceremons fhcy have 20 SYN
pathy with the Iterro 'ifiioss thcJ can nse
him 10 furthef tbeit political schemes,
and the more Intelligent negroes in the
Southern States are daily becoming more
convinced of the truth ofthis assertion
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SialnMrRPk.

CHARLESTON, Dec 6.-The steamship
Suwanee, from New York for Brazos San
tiago, was lost off Cape Romano on the 4th
inst. A small boat with the Captain and
fifteen persons have not been heard from.
The other boats in charge of the mate and
chief engineer were picked up by the brig
Potomac and carried into Georgetown,
South Carolina. Fifteen persons in all
have been saved and brought here to-day.
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Tbs New York Tribune says that one
half Of those who participated in the
grand Radical welcome 70 Congress were
heroes.
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stay Law Passed.

SAyAENA1I, GA, Dec. The House
bill known as the stay law, postponing the
first payment Of debts until January 9th,
passed the Senate Yesterday.
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The property owned by the late firm Of Ellis 4
Moore, and formerly Owned by DIR. ID. I. Scott
being Lots Nos. 9. 10 and II. near the Buena
Vista Springs. These Lots front $50 yards on
the Buena Vista turnpike road, and run back
between parallel lines 215 yards. Lot No. H.
contains 10 acres and 81 poles, and has upon 1t
a well-built and beautiful Brick Cottage, con
tanning nine rooms, and furnished with all the
modern improvements. The Out-hOuSes, smoke
house, stables. etc, are substantially built OF
brick. On Lot No. 9. is an ArtesiaH we'll. which
furnishes an abundant supply Of water. A plal
Of these lands may be seen at my Office. Purcha-
seTs are requested TO examine the property. Il
il an elegant suburban residence, and the
grounds are well adapted for o Market Garden.
Nursery, etc.
TERMS.-One-third Of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue on credits OF one and two
years, with interest from date. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
decs-td Clerk and Master.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
Valuable Household Furniture.

WE WILL SELL AT 10 O'CLOCK on
w WEDNESDAY MORNING next. at the
residence OF N. Z. Alloway, No. 10 Church
street, a large variety Of valuable Household
Furniture. consisting Of Tapestry and Velvet
CarDetings; elegant carved Rosewood Parlor
and Chamber Sets; Sofas, Chairs. Centre and side
Tables; Book Cases; a Iumber Of handsome
Paintings and Engrayings: large Mantle Mir
rOrs; one extra fine Rosewood, Pearl-key Piano
forte; large assortment Of handsome China
and Glassware; besides variety Of other useful
house keeping articles. Sale positive. The
articles can be seen at the house the day before
the sale. DOLlN K BARNES.
GecS-4t fGl AuCtiOneeTs.
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FRon wAsafxsrev
Statement OF ,l,o pns.ic nc,,,. :,

Statement or the Public Debt. Ese.
WASHINGTON, Dec. The following is
a statement of the United States debt to
December /: Debt bearing coin interest,
SlJI ,59l so; currency interest $751;
652, $50; matured debts. not plid debts
bearing no interest, United States notes
fractional currency and gold certificates of
deposits S433, 698, 59S SO; to;al debt, S.
684 $40 A; coin in the Treasury, $685.
l6S,0l6 10; currency, S4O,195,S21 OF;
amount of debt less cash in Treasury, 81
549,6Sl, 23S 30.
No doubt Is feli here in financial circles
but that 4 majority Of the Finance Com
mittee Of the Senate and Ways aud Means
of the House are disposed to side with See
rotary McCulloch in such measures as he
may propose; whether Congress will adopt
them, however, is another matter.
Louisiana CrOPs---Cs0V. Patton, of Ala
bana, Recommends the Adoption q
the Amendment.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Adgices from
the interior of Louisiana show that the
people though disappointed in their crops
this season, the worst for twenty years TO the
breadth Of the land planted, are about to
start early for the crop Of 1867. 1t is
likely that less land will be planted, partly
for want of reliable labor and partly for
want of means, but there will be more d.
yersifed farming.
The greatest quitude seems to exist a. to
political matters, which are hardly alluded
to even by party papers.
The cOlOred organ here, to-day, again
signifies its disapprobation of the disfran-
chisement Of Southern Rebels, and its want
Of confidence in Southern white Unionists.
It instances Missouri and Tennessee rs ex-
amples.
A special 90 the Mobile Times, from
Montgomery, says that Gov. Patton, in a
special message TO the Legislature, recon-
mends the adoption of the constitutional
amendment. 1t caused considerable ex-
element. The message was referred to the
Committee en- Federal Relations.
MEMPHIS, Dec. Ga special dispatch
to the Avalanche, from Montgomery, says:
Gov. Patton sent a special message to both
Houses of the Legislature to-day urging
in strong terms the passage Of the consti-
tutional amendment Circumstances which
have occurred since his last message causes
him to change his views in regard to the
adoption Of the amendment. The Legis-
lature will adjourn tomorrow.
Another dispatch from Little Rock says
z bill was reported in the Arkansas Legis-
lature to-day from the Judiciary Commit
tee bestowing civil rights on colored per
sons.
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Ma G. a. HFxEy was pardoRod By
tie President on the 4th insk
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Bette w. Lowell vs.. Francis NJ. MurrelI

Bette w. Lowell VS.. Francis NJ. Murrell.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Cbancery Court
\ AT Nashville, in above named case will sell
at the Courthouse. at Nashville, on
Saturday, December -. 1896,
a lot on Spring street, in Edgcheld, described as
follows: beginning ON Spring street. az the
corner Of a part Of lot sold to Sam'l Sparkman,
aud running thence along Spring street towards
the Whites Greek Turnpike road. 40 feet to n
stone; thence ut right angels from said street q
feet 10 the southern line Of lot No 2 in Wet
east 40 feet to Sparkman's corner; thence with
Sparkman's line to the beginning"
TERMS; Six months credit, note required
with two approved securities bearing interest
from day Of sale, and lien retained. Sala free
frcm redemption. MORTON b. HOWELL,
decS-td Clerk and Master.
Ellen Desha VS. Thomas Russell, ct ais
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
< Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
named eause. l will sell at the Courthouse in
Nashville, on
Saturday, December 10. 1896.
a tract Of land containing IS acres. on the waters
Of Indian and Mil Creeks in the sixth Civil
District Of Davidson county, adjoining the
lands Of RObt Mayheld, John Rriley Tibitha
Bond, Newton Briley and others. See particular
description IN Book No. so page 637, Of the
Registers Office.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit. Note
required with two approved securities. and a
lien retained. Sale free from redemption
MORTON b. Howell.
decs-td Clerk and Master.
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Peter Anderson VS.. McRoberts & Mckee.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause. / viii offer at the Court House at Nash
vile, on
saturday, December ID, 1889,
The following Lots IN the Craighead Plan, lying
vemiles from Nashville. on The Gallatin Turn
pike Road:
Let No. /, containing g acres and - poles
and fronting on the Gallatin Turnpike, upon
which Is situated the Ia Craighead res ideuce
Lot Ne 4, con tanning acres and IL poles, and
lying in the rear Of lot No. J.
These are the lots formerly purchased by Dr.
J. G. Newman.
TERMS-Credits Of 8. y and Is months, with
interest from day Of sale. Notes required with
approved security, and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption.
80 - MORTON B. HOWELL.
dees-td Clerk and Master.
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consisting Of Hooks from the most cele-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland
and Silk, Grass, japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo and Japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in frst-class establishment.
A large lot Of the celebrated Noplus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received. I'd
Jz5- Prescriptions compounded with ae-
curacy by competent and experienced Phar-
maeists and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders, all goods being war-
nnted as represented
STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sts
nov. ll-tf-rD
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Noble d. Ellis VS. Susannah Moore and
I
saturday, December 30. 1889.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause l Wih offer at public sale, az the Court
House az Nashville on
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As seon as the Radicals become con-
vineed that the negro win vote with has
former master and present employer, they
will drop their negro suffrage hobby with
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TnE National IqfeHige,.eef says: The
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, who knows the
Thirty ninth Congress thoroughly, ad,
mits that it is an exertion Of charity to
speak Of the patriotism of that body, for
he returned thanks to the audience Cat
the "Welcome to Congress, for the
mobile testimony which You have borne
to what yOu have eharitably called the
pure patriotism Of Congress.
ThR ALBANY N. r. Josraai, a Radical
organ, admits that Thad Stevens failed as
a leader Of the House Of Representative
at the late session
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Fishing Tackle,

A most extensive and varied assort
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THE Cincinnati Gazette, in weak eff
fort to prove that a repeal of the thir-
teenth section Of the confScation law Of
'G2 would denude the President Of am
nesty power, says: an fact, the pro
found legal minds would have strangled
the nation in the. first six. months of re-
bcllion" Ii is aware that the miserable
sophistry that it uses is of no force
against the law aHd the logic of the case,
and hence its attempt to belittle the law
aud its expounders
The Gazette and its party would adj
minister the Government without Jaw
other tlrun thatluown to the passions and
prsjndiees Of its leaders They arsin a
plot to strange the nation with greater
speed and certainty than by the opera
tions of legal profundity, They are about
to execute it by Congressional Lynch
law -
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THR Radical organ still holds that the
Southern States had no ratifying power
in the adoption of the amendment alol-
ishing slavery, and that their assent was
not necessary 1t was under the presi-
dency of the "martyred Lincoln" over
whose tomb the Southern loyrlists' last
fall shed their slobber, that the amend
nent was submitted to those States 1t
was one Of his conditions submitted in
January, 1865, at the abortiye peace con-
ference in Hampton Roads, that they
should ratify il, if proposed by Congress-
1t was officially sent by the Secretary of
State to the Legislatures Of those States
for ratification. 1t was not declared to
be part Of the Constitution till por-
ton of them had ratified it,
But rs Il matter of course Lincoln and
Seward are not to be supposed to UNDER
stand such matters. Hereafter, let Pres
silents and Ministers of State consult the
Radical oracle in Nashville, if they wish
to avoid displays of egregious Ignorance,
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mends the Adoption Of the COnstitu-
ffOnaI Amendment.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dee. 6.-The Gov
ernor, in his message to the Legislature,
recommends the adoption Of the constitu-
tiOnal amendment, which caused consider
able excitement in both houses. Both
houses are opposed to the ratification.