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TENNESSEE TURNED OVER TO BKowsIov
For some time past there has been much
trouble in Tennessee growing out of the NJ.
tempt Of the Browalowites In the Legisla.
tnre TO pass law DISTINGUISHING all persons
who participated in the called rebellion ;,
The measure was temporarily defeated by the
resignation of the conservative members. An
election, however, was soon afterwards held
and their places filled. 1t is true that conser.
'atises We're chosen by large maiorities; bI,
as the radicals already had a majority of the
body, the mere presence Of the conservatives
10 make up the vote necessary TO be had in
changing the Constitution was all the former
desired, Last week, the foul act was passed.
How II is regarded by the conservatives, the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18


reader may Judge from the terms In when IL
"a announced by the Nashville Banner; which
are as follows:
aThe Riot of Ruffanism-Passage OF the
Franchise BIN by Brute Force-Shameiess DIS.
regard of Law by the Corruptionists and
Usurpers-No One TO Vote but the TOOLS OF
Office. Holders, the Slaves Of Power, and the
Enemies of the People.
"They have done the deed This morning
ut IL o clock after the most infamous disr"-
gard of precedent, principle, or honor, the
necessary quorum of fifty.six was obtained ::
and like blood hounds, eager To seize their
prey. the ma iority of the House OF Represen-
tatives ordered the Franchise bill upon It's
final vote. and passed 1t, of course, by hitecn
to forty-one. This result has been obtained ny
the grossest and most palpable fraud, ana VIII
be enforced by equal violations of law ana dc,
cency Mcssrs. Lewis, Steele, Poster, ana
Walker, and several others, VIII he rei u .''
their seats on equally false and corrupt pre-
tensions
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Mr.. Stephens's Evidence.

we puh,ish this morning the evidence OF
Mr. STEPHENS given before the Committee on
Reconstruction. Frankly, ""'ni"i.s' "''
ably did Mr.. STEPHENS rer'y " ."' ""' '''''
aud Soancees. Their artful and entrapring
questions were turned against themselves
Mr.. STEPHENS has more sense than all OF them
combined, and more patriotism TO BOOT. lheif
whole study and vocation is to mai'gn the
South and excite against her the Indignation
of the Northern people, that thus they and
their party may control the Offices, and the
cmoluments. and the fat shoddy contracts OF
the Government To this 1t is that the welfare
aud peace OF a nation must be subordinate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

A GRAND JURY CHARGED TO MAKE PRESENT
MEYT OF THE MILITARY.-The Charleston Ne,os
contains the charge of South Carolina Judge
to the Grand Jury, in which he instructs them
that the military officers within the jurisdic-
ton of his court who have been interfering
with the civil authorities in the administration
of the law must not be overlooked
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Meeting of State Commissioners.

We learn from the Staunton Spectator that
Messrs JoRN JANSEy, ALEx. ii. III. STUART,
and WILLIAM MARTIN, the commissioners
elected by tho General Assembly to treat win
West Virginia on the subject of reunion OF the
States, or the adjustment of their relative pro
portions of the public debt, Will hold pre-
nminary meeting in Richmond on the s'h OF
Nav, 10 interchange opinions and make sa'h
investigate rs may be necessary TO put
them in possession of all the facts necessary
for the intelligent discharge of the duties con-
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

MARITAL LAW IN the SorrH.-Nothing Is
more certain in law than that the Executive
has no power TO decide upon the legal effects
of any given act of his own: and therefore,
although the President may not have intended
to make the military subordinate to the clNli
authorities, yet if such shall be decided by
court of competent jurisdiction TO be the con
sequence of his proclamation, he, like every
good citizen will be bound TO submit to the
decision. Hence, when we are told by the
military OF Georgia that the President says
martial law is to continue, or informed from
Washington that he will soon let the military
know the contrary TO be the fact, we regard
neither report rs deciding anything relative TO
the legal question involved. This must be
passed upon judically before it can be settled
In the mean time we must submit 10 have the
military over our civil authorities until the
matter can be adiudicatcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

Mr.. WHALEY, OF WEST NIRGlSIA.-We are
glad that we did not copy the paragraph re-
Gently going the rounds rejecting upon Mr.
WHALEY's intelligence. We were sure he, who
had sense enough to sustain the Presidents
vetoes, was not such a fool as not to know the
meaning of the words ct oi.' On Monday,
he " lambasted y the reporters who had SLAM
dered him in regard to this matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

REFORM BILL IN ESGLAND.-The agitation of
the new Franchise bill in England is TO be
very earnest and vigorous. The party opposed
to extending the suffrage is very firm, while
the friends of the bill are active and fusSy.
The Ministers are suspected of not being dis
posed to break their necks to carry the bill
Mr.. JOHN BRIGHT is altogether true 10 his
reputation in the discussion In 4 recent
speech, he warned the people that Parliament
was never hearty for reform, and reminded
them how it had only yielded on several occa-
sions to popular demonstrations of vast mum.
bers of people filling up the streets not remote
from the Parliament House. He suggested to
them that :" if Parliament street from Charing
"Cross to the Venerable Abbey We're filled
"with men seeking Il reform bill, rs it was
" two years ago when men came to do honor TO
Gan illustrious Italian, (GARABALDI,) these
"slanderers of their countrymen (the tories
"who spoke disparagingly of the work
cling mem would learn to be civil if they did
"not learn to love freedom Perhaps the
gibbet or the axe might teach them the latter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

FIELD FOR PHlLASTHoP1STs.-Mr. BRIGHT,
who has given us so much attention OF late
wears and shed SO many tears over slavery,
finds no end to his labors. On Good Friday
he presided at Sunday School meeting at
Rochdale, at which some statistics were made
known that caused Mr.. BRIGHT 10 look At Il
very dark side of the home picture. In the
towns of Manchester and Stafford, JON
each other, it appeared that there We're fifty
thousand children receiving no instruction
The locality is regarded the most liberal ana
enlightened part of England. Mr.. BRIGHT Is
considerably famous for nosing out evils, and
his everlasting cry is, Look 1T America =
He told these Rochdale people TO "look ut
America and so he tells everybody. lie
ought TO be sent to America. All the phllan-
thropists find that ii is easier TO discover evils
than 10 cure them. They cannot fail to dis
cover, too, before they are done, that the more
powerful and opulent a people become, the
more poverty and ignorance there must be
the more suffering and vice. To politicians
and demagogues, these things are stumbling
blocks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

Mr. PEABODY EXALTED.-Mr PEABODY, who
has made much money, and therefore Is
much MISUNDERSTANDING, and who has SHOWN
no little zeal for the education and comfort OF
the million, since they are cousins German OF
his he being 4 millionaire-has been the reel
pient of no slight queenly favor III IN auto
graph letter from Her Brtanic Majesty Queen
VICTORIA. In this letter the Queen acinoW
lodges her gratitude TO him for his muniiicent
gift 10 the poor of London, and informs him
that she would have knighted him, but that
she had been informed that he considered IL
out of his power TO accept that honor. She
therefore tenders him, as the next best mark
of her appreciation, her miniature. or course
this is construed into 4 piece OF national COM
placency, and quite triumph for the great
est nation III all CREATION As Mr.. PEABODY
was rather hard upon us for four years, we
do not know that we enjoy more OF his favor
now, especially rs we are not represented in
Congress. Yet, not claiming the value Of
pea in the honors TO PEABODY, il is proper 10
say that he seems desirous to help some pco-
pie, and that, in gratifying that desire, he is
making use Of his money entirely worthy OF
the commentator of the very good Queen of
England. Nevertheless, if there be i'll the
world ANYBODY who would emulate this PEA
field equal to his highest ambition,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-18

VIRGINIA LAND TAX.-Under the act of
August 5th, 1861, Virginia was taxed $780,
DISCO. Up to date she has paid Sl93, $50 A,
and of course owes SG03, 227.G2.
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CAssIus M. CLAY writes from St. Petersburg
a denunciation of STEVENS and SUMNER. 1t is
all right that in the progress of the play, CAS-
sIUs Should fall out with his colleagues
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HENRICO ELECTION.

HESKico COUNTY, April II, lsee.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF HERICO
i COUNT Y.-Gentlemen,-l respectfully an
nounce myself a candidate for reelection 10 the
HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIRGINIA, TO fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Franklin Stearns, Esq. Election, Path May:
ap is-u J. J. ENGLISH.
ELECTION FOR MEMBER OF THE
II HOUSE OF DELEGATES FOR HENRICO.-
Messrs. Editors,-I see by the proclamation of the
Governor that an election Is ordered TO be held on
the gath Of May for member of the House Of Dele.
gates to ll the vacancy created by the resignation
o. Franklin stearns, Esq. desire to call the at
uuanAsANTs, Esq., AZ the most suitable person
Wy can mud to represent them in the Legislature.
NJ mt. rieasants was for many years Sheriff Of the
county md al present fills most worthly the posi-
un mt 81 TIes,iding Justice Of the County Court.
;, TINS arucle iSDriiten without consultation with
Mf. rieashhts gnt IL he will consent to serve,
know OF no gentleman TO whose hands the interests
OF his constituents could BIZ more safely entrusted.
. VOTER.
HEARlco COUNTY, april 10. 1865. ap Its
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We invite attention to our splendid stock OF
DRESS GOODS:
RICH PRINTED GRENADINES ana bAhE"ES'
MoZAMBIQuES, ALPACAS,
LENOS DUCALS,
MOIIAIRS and ENGLISH BAREGES,
BLACK and SECOND MOURNING GOODS of all
kinds,
spLEypiD ORGANIZES, JACoNETS, and
LAWNS:
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, white and colorcd
piques ,.,,-,,,.,
BEAUTIFUL PLAID and SIIlRRED MuSLlNS,
REAL POINT, MALTESE, and VAL. COLLARS
and SETS, in every variety Of style and
shape
ELEGANT SILK MANTLES,
LAMA and DAMASSIE LACE POINTS and CIR
Giles,
HOSIERY of every description
In LINENS HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, FAMILY
COTTONS. &c, our stock is complete:
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHS and CASSlMERES,
LINEN DRILLlNGS, DUCKS, &c, for men and
boys:
PLANTERS and SERVANTS GOODS in great
variety. rur,. - ,,1rrp
anlG-ts corner Main and Ninth streets.
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BY Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson,
,ankers. Brokers. and Real Estate Agents
BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite the Spotswood Hotel.

PURSUANT TO \ DECREE entered
l. by the Court of Hastings for the City Of Rich
mond, on the sh of December, 1865, in the suit OF
Swami and others rs. Schemerhorn and others,
shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF April,
premises the HOUSE and LOT on Jackson street,
between First street and Brook avenue, in the city
seized and possessed, land as to which she died
intestate,) in the bill and proceedings mentioned
upon the following terms: ne-third cash. one
third on credit of six months, and the remaining
third on a credit of twelve months, with interest
on the deferred payments from the day OF sale
Negotiable notes will be required for the deferred
withheld till the whole purchase money be paid
and Il conveyance be directed by the Court. The
purchaser may pay the whole purchase money IN
cash, if he shall prefer To do so. ,
The residence is desirable one for small
family. THOMAS }. EVANS,
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
ap l2-tds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne SPECIAL NOTICE.-The RICHMOND
SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE COMPANY
are prepared to receive money on deposit III sums
of any amount and pay interest OF the same"
The attention of the laboring portion OF orr com
munity is especially called tothe advantage OF "'
posting small sums of money in THIS institution
Office nj the store of Mcssrs. w. Ira Smith Co.,
sNo. 10 Main street.
s. COTTRELL, President.
~ y Sr,vxr Cashier ap lS-3t