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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-05

Some OF our more radical contempt
Taries declare that there is imminent
danger Of commercial revolution in
this country far more disastrous than
those Of 1887 and 1857. If this be so,
everybody ought to be preparing to
meet 1t by the practice of economy and
the reduction of expenses at all posi-
bic points, Congress should adopt
measures to curtal it's expenses, snd
those Of the Government President
johnson has always believed in rigid
economy, and we are sure he viii not be
found wanting in enforcing the neces-
sity Of outstanding the National reve-
nues on those over whom he has con
troll One of the first measures of
economy demanded by the exigencies
Of the country, is the rehabilitation Of
the Southern States, and their restora-
ton TO the enjoyment equally with
other States, of the protection Of the
laws, and participation in the making
Of them. They will then start forward
Immediately in the work of production
and development and be able to
shoulder their proportion of the public
burdens We hope our clamorous rad
zeal brethren viii demand Of Congress
that it put no obstacle in the Presi-
dent policy leading to this end
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The Fortress Monroe correspondent
OF the New York Herald, writing on the
2sth ult, said
Mrs. CLAY Is still here, aud there are no
ln8.Fstl.n. OF her visits e. her husband be
iur l-.gsht 90 3 speedy close. She remained
ssl.h b-- husband till so'elock last evening.
and Ibis morning, without stopping 70 take
Breakfast Al the hoicl, re' liued HIM aCaiu In
h. prison spsrtlncnt IA Carroll Hal; and
% o. An apartment Vith little o., the rough
sua stern features oi a prison about ii-nC
P0uderous prison bars and damp walls, sud
sgauiy and uuwholrsome hood. and rude
'yu--sysa TAILOR. HIS snug. c0sey room,
d tls ssraa description b. applicable e.
that occupied bv JED Davis, with cheerful
appointments oi furniture and CHEEKY IRE In
sl opeu crate. aud books 81 varied rsuCe-
h'storcal, Biographical, and all the derari-
ments OF bellcs lellres, poetry, tctiou. and
the hus arts. Thus far Mrs.. Clay hss taken
hef meals with her husband, and ho~ever
rpicurran and fastidious her taste, VII
sat7sutes she hss no oscasiou 10 end fault
IN tLs prison clnstat - developed IN the
meaia served her NJ sband. Ihis restriction
- l.aeel on her yisits--an ofhcsF - preset
~ she liias, Thus far tbs rather disagree
eole du=y oi torniug the third parry has
Sffei'el "a captain Hitchcock, Provost
Aarthaa
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A Fearful story of Hrdrophobia.

From the Madison VIE Journal, Dec. 60
Mr. Henry Drew, Assistant Superia-
tendent OF Public Property, has relsted
70 Us the particulars o. case OF ny
drophobia at the village OF Waterloo,
which surpssses in tragic interest almost
anything OF the kind we ever read
Some SIX or seven years ago a mad
dog went through the village of Water
loo, Jefferson county, anG bit a number
Of animals. Among Others 1t snapped
the leg Of a COW belonging to Mr.. Bah
cock The animal was examined but
no mark wss found, and it was supposed
that it escaped being bitten. The ami
NAL was afterwards sold to man by the
name Of Garrison, who used her milk
very freely, as did two Of his children
Some of the neighbors, including Mr..
Drew's family, we're also supplied with
tee milk of this COW.
At different times during the time
since the COW was bitten there has been
inexplicable and fatal sickness among
those using her milk, and two children
of Mr.. Garrisons, two of Mr.. Drew S,
and two others, have been attacked
with spssms and died in great agony.
Mr. Garrison has also been attacked al
tunes with spasms The mystery of
this sickness was solved by the death
with every symptom of hydrophobis, g
short time ago, of the COW so slightly
bitten seven years ago, and in whose
system madness has been latent ever
SINCE.
The case is a singular one and worthy
the attention of scientific men
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Giving HUp.

The New York Tribune says EDITOR
ally
There are certain indications SAYS {
Washington special, that the Presi
dents policy will be Endorsed by Con.
gress by the lat February. snd that the
tennessee delegation will be admit
ted
In this connection, the New Haven
ct Register publishes the following
from $ gentleman in Washington to :
friend in that city;
Political matters here are improv.
ing and ! shall be greatly mistaken Il
the re-assembiing OF Congress does not
indicate decided reduction Of radical
violence. Letters from conservative
Republicans, at the North and West
confirm the wisdom Of the Presidents
policy Of reconstruction. and many
members who voted for Stevens resolu-
ton regret their action, and will fall As
readily into line again al the crack of
the demSgogue whip Even Speaker
Colfax, IL is rumored. has been consid.
erably enlightened from bis Eastern
trip, and will not consent that the res.
torstl0n Of the Union shall &c longer
delayed by the extreme radical policy.
Stevens, Sumner, Wade, and men Of
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Thos r. Jeanngs, n D., T. N. Madden.
iscs-lmd W3m
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SUDDEN DEATH "A dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette, dated the I'd inst
says:
One Of the most mysterious dispensations
Of Providence which occasionally startle q
community occurred il this city yesterday,
IN the very midst Of the New Years festiyi-
ties. The wife Of Mr.. John Scripps, form
erly Postmaster, end for many years ore OF
me editors and propueJors OF the Chicago
Tribune, while in animated conversation
with Hon. \. 3. Judd, Hon. J. 7. ScaInmon
and others, who had called 10 psy their re-
spects, suddenly fell back 10 her chair and
instantly expired. The ssd intelligence
spread through the CRY, and cast deep
shadow on all. Mrs. Scripps was IN ae-
complished lady, and her death makes
many sad hearts. Mr.. Scripps had been
seriously i'll for some weeks, but was slowly
recovering. he is borne down by the deep
est grief
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CNRo, January , "A distressing and
painful accident occurred at Memphi.
to-day, st II clock, resulting in the
death Of two ladies, named Maria Lo-
man and Mrs Teress Nogel, and the
painful burning Of 4 painter named
Mr.. Fox A pail of varnish had been
set on the stove in the kitchen, which
boiled over just as Mr. Fox wss coming
into the kitchen with can full Of ben.
zine. The flames spread rapidly, and
caused the benzine 10 ignite and ex-
plode Immediately In an instant all
three were enveloped in flames, which
were not extinguished until Maria 10
man was burned 20 death. As write,
Mrs. Nogel is writhing in the last sgo-
ME, OF her terrible suffering Mr. Fox
viii recover.
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Governor Or, Of South Carolina. in
his proclamation announcing that the
care OF the proper stfairs Of the
State were RENTED to the Constitution
al authorities chosen by the people,
says,s few words for the freedmen. a.
follows.
. Il Is the duty Of the citizen, as il Is q
wise policy, 70 treat the freedmen with
kindEess, humanity and justice, ard aid
nm 70 am eiiorate and elevate his condition.
Under such a policy majority Of them viii
labor patiently and faithfully. and The e,,e
viii be crested eyeryN here With blooming
heids' fruitful harvests, and well-6l ed
grainaries"
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A SNGUlkR SrATENENT-The Wash
ngton correspondent (Forney) Of the
Philadelphia Press makes the following
curious statement;
"A few DAYS sgo, after the two Houses had
agreed 10 report but SIS zoe for the support
III tue widow and children Of Ex-Pres deaf
Lincoln. s number of persons appeared m
abe galleries, boring members 20 increase
the sum, aad dee airing that d THs q shame
10 place the martyred President. who dioj
On of5ce. on level with any 81 his prede-
,es-ors. on %. them insisting that not less
than sI0o. 900 should have been the BmouuI
% supropr atci. some surprise having been
excited bv the pertiuacity 81 tnese men, iu-
quIry was set On foot, when it spPe srrd that
they held or said the held claims against
the estaie 81 Nr. lincoln, which were 20 be
male 70 4 by the increased susoaut which
kLs, H-rnsuded.
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. 3, p. m.-The trip OF
Secretary Seward southwark in one OF our
vessels OF war, is the subject Of much spec
ulatiou here. u is confidently stated that
he is q proceed 10 Vera Cruz, and il is in
mated that there may be n conference be-
tween him and some OF the French party in
Mexico in regard TO Mexican affairs.
Thespr liability Of early changes in the
Cabinet has been rumored 10 day. The Sc
lection Of successors 10 Stanton in the War
Department, and Harlan in the Interior De-
pariment, has been recently the sshjset Of
consultation between the President and one
very prominent politician. General Frank
Blair has been very strongly urged a. Score
tary of War, and Batter and Banks appear
TO have been partislly Withdrawn. Il is
whispered thai the chsngc in the War De
partment will occur Immediately after the
delivery by Mr.. Stanton Of the eulogy upon
Mr.. Lincoln. Senator Trum bull, Of Illino ;,
is indicated as the Successor Of Harlan in
the Interior Department. The time when
this change will occur depends much upon
the Senatorial election in lows.
The yiit Of Assistant Secretary Of the
I Treasury, Chandler, 90 the South. is ex-
pect.d 90 develop some gigantic cotton
frauds.
The rebel commander Of the Alabama,
Captain Semmes, is still confined in the
Navy Yard instead Of being removed 20 Old
Capitol. He is comfortably quartered and
amply supplied with tn necesssriss aud
uxuries. his meals being furnished from
restaurant and books allowed HIM. He is
closely guarded BY marines and he is not
permitted intercourse with any person but
his counsel.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. The State Bosrd
Of Agriculture have decided 10 hold the next
State Far az indianapolis, during the first
week CT October. A resolution was uuani-
mously passed calling for the removal Of
the Commissioner Of Agriculture al Wash
inEJou, Mr.. Isaac Newton, for total incom-
potency. The Board is sin la session and
the premium LIST is under revision,
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Letters from Charleston say the regu-
lations for controlling free labor are
nearly perfected. The copy Of the con
tract required between freedmen and
employees, in South Carolina, is pub
lshed. Freedmen are made RESPONSE
bic for all animals and tools entrusted
to their care, and are required to give
assurance of good faith in the perform
ance Of their duties
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London papers say that an expedi-
ton is being organized, in Prussia, for
another exploration Of the Arctic Ocean,
with the design Of getting as near as
possible to the North Pole Two chips
will be proyisioned for three years, and
their crews will consist of scientific
educated men from Prnssian schools.
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that stamp, are resolved on a war with
the President who will not swerve
from the policy indicated in his mes
sage. lie viii not permit the negro
suffrage TO be forced upon the South
err States. if he can prevent il Sena~
tors Foster and Dixon are thoroughly
conservative men, and will be sustain
cd N their course by the great mass OF
their constipuents. think Brsndsgee,
Deming ana Warner viii also go against
the radicals; but time will show.
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Mr.. kellogg, the Senator from AshtS-
lula. has submitted the following rese-
luton TO the Ohio State Senate:
Rcsolrci, b. tAc GsHsrai AssHHsbly Of he
STATE o. Okio, Three -ifths OF the members
elected to each House agreeing thereto, that
It BE- and is hereby proposed 10 the electors
VI this state, 90 vote az the next annual Dc
sober electioa, upon the approval or reJec-
zion OF the following amendment, s. a sub
stitute for the hrst section OF the nith article
afthe Constitution Of this state. 90 wit
"Erery male citizen OF the Tn ted States.
81 the urt Of tygenty-ons years, who shall
have been q resid Mt Of the State one wear
next preceding the election, sud Of the
county. township OF ward in which be re-
sides. such time ~ may be provided by
law. shall have the qualifications OF sn
slect7r. aud be entitled TO vote at al elCc-
tious"
should this resolution be adopted,
the people of Ohio will have an oppor,
tunity TO give practical illustration OF
their faith in what is termed manhood
suffrage if they wish the Southern
people 10 extend the right Of suffrage
they ought 10 set the example.
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FEIDAl, JANUARY 5, lsss.
MGnufaetures ip he Sou,,.


Sothing would prove more pssfnl :,
=, s1ori-g the prosperity Of the Ws--s,-i..s,,
SUN tnsn TIE estabiishment Of YDspnfs,-
lures they would furnish home r,erle.
~ As rle0ltural products, render the un5a-
NsloPSd wealth Of forests ana rn;,,os 80
eSie, ana provide proftab. e ernplovrns,, fo-
~ thelr population not otherwise engaged
VIC are wlllng and able 10 work a f.li
SSl'on crop can be sold for large sum. but
t -, value Of raw material, il that or any
sf--si.. lSln, u but slight compared with
.,1s e-llelrea upon II by skilled labor and
--,1S15iuesF when II becomes & uaauufsctur-
ca iheFie. When the Southern ststes diver
:. .liy tneir industry and fairly begin 10 reap
t LEI snare Of the profits which our eommu
mites nave derived from converting their
sIS~s s-aple into muslins and calicoes, they
~ ~, De on The highway TO solid wealth.
The Press is like the physician who
gave his PROSTATE patient sage advice
as 70 the method Of preserving his
health and increasing bis physical Wig
or, but did nothing 10 cure him of the
disease which held him powerless in his
grasp. The South has not the means
to build up manufactures. She is par.
alyzed to q great degree, and can
only be restored 10 her former
VigOr by the jUdicious use of healing
remedies. Her counsellors, who sit in
the midst Of plenty, who have waxed
lat whilst she became lean, can do her
good service by prevailing upon the
government 10 lift her on her feet, and
start her again on the road to prosperi-
~. When she has regained this, then
she may lay plans for the future, and
embark, if she feels so inclined, in man
ufactures. And we do not doubt that
the time Will come when very large
proportion of her great staple will be
woven into goods before it starts out on
its journey TO bless the human race.
Nor will her manufactures be confined
10 a single branch It will embrace
nearly al the different branches which
have added to the wealth and great
ness Of other sections of the Union.
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FURNISHING STORE,

-hsre guests csn b. farnishsa nm al .,,,....,.
~ 20 compete outHf
- q - inpcriet lsrEs ztork u ~. mo-
- 90 fsrfurneriss fiinrrL 49,. -. -
he sReat 10 Ne. Yark. ''1'-' 1870
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Valuable Property for Sale.

7 WILL sell at private sale tract Of iand belong.
Il ing 10 the estate Of K. G. " hams. licensed
containing Ts1 Hundred Acres, more or less. Nv ~
hall mile south OF the town Of l4aWrenceburg Law
reoce county, Tennessee. on Shoal Ureek Upou
sad act the = is handsomely located and neat
Two sto'y Trans dwelling hOuse, kitchen, ana ether
out-house-. stab e., etc, ell IN good and substantial
order. Convenient and close by are two or thee
large spring- Of hne fres stone water. ahch run
DUNG the whole year. Upon said farm there Il
slso an apple and Peach orchard Of very superior
quality, aud susct "a ze Of being made the finest ID
the co sntTy- The shole o. said farm IL under good
ience, the greater Part bsng cleared, and Z ~ fer
tile and product'vess any iand 10 the State. being
well adapted 10 either cotton. corn. wheat or rye
growing There - also superior Ic1ter DJrs~ ruit
abe either for sargs N D Or s-tory, or botn-said
70 Be- he best 10 the country. AnJther great ad-
vantage 10 owning sad farm, 10 the genera outlet
% cominerce ana ira 70, tbs sane beng situated
upon the pu'he h'Rh-Say 70 Florence Alabama
Aod the Tennessee hiVsr, also upon ihs road issd-
lnR 10 the Iennesste and Aiabama Railroad, later
ss,iing al Pulaski, Tennessee. al q which roads
are 10 good travelling condition a. al ssazoas Of Inc
Year
vii also sell At the same time. sncthsr Trs..
one and half miles SOU h Of the above des~r ts.f
one Ihis trz-t is desirable for its wood uo,4 90
u cleared, under ieLce. but ~ heavily tuDBeraf
With at the most desirable gIOWths
Terms Of ssle-hiK, twelve, and eighteen ro1rfbs
with ipte est and approved security
For further psrtCu'arz enquire a. Dr. Tsr1as A
snd Ihomss kercheval. Office No 81. uD s.airs'
Cedar street Nashville, tennessee or b. the 1,55s'
. gnsd Al Lew sburg, Marshsll county. Tenn
-. T. A. WILLIAMS.
'Ii ENecuiriu
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During the four years in which dePots
for the reception of Southern prisoners
were kept up, in many of the Northern
cities. there accumulated a fund up
wards of SSO,0OO,O00 from the sale Of ex-
cess rations Issued 10, and not consumed
by prisoners, and more than half Of this
sum was used while the war wss pro
crossing in purchase Of wines aud Jeilies
for the benefit of occupants Of prison
hospitals.
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GIN WEnB.-The Washington cores

pendent Of the New York Times writes.
General J. Watson Webb. United ststes
Minister 10 Brazil, is in the city, and has
been here for two or three weeks. He STAYS
with his tOn-in-law, Major Benton, at the
arsenal, having been confined 70 his house
nearly all the time by Illness. He is here
on leave Of sbsenee, and is understood to be
an applicant for promotion He came home
BY way Of London and Paris, aud while al
the latter place was invited 10 breakfast
with the Emperor. The date Of his return
to Brazil is rot fixed.
We hope old Mahogany Stock" made
point for the country whilst he had
his legs under Napoleons breakfast
table
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The total amount Of prize money already
paid out Is nine million Eve hundred sud
Twelve thousand dollars Private ssilogs
have received sums ranging from ten cents
up 90 Si,VVe- There ere unadjujicataj
some six hundred naval captures, which
when paid will swell the aggregate of prize
money nearly 10 Sl5.oeo .oOe.-to~. C'a. Ca.
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WAERVED.

At the residence Of ThOs johnson, on the "a
inst, BY the Rev. M Joass, ". oHAHLE JAshs 70
MIS- ALEraIA A. COssIS, Of this county.
(she.byyIe and MaHressboro papers eopy')
On the evening Of tie I'd inst, At the residence q
the bride, BY the Rev. Ar. Fan, Mr.. JANIS ". Wal
KKE to Miss ELLES IEEIS-
.sTill Hymsn brought ths love eeiigh.ed hour,
There dFelt no 10y IN kdea's roy bower
the world vas sd, the g-rde1 vs. Wlios
And mn. the hermit, sighed al woman smiled
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hoa- kchAtd Ogeisby, Governor State Of uhno,a.
Hon David L. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, U. 3.
Hon VIM 6. BroEnlow. Governor Of Teunssses.
Big Cen jas. P. Brosnlos. Adj Gisu. state OF Ten
nesses.
Hon NJ. ". Bren, Nashville.
Hon Wu- Nathaniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. 10. G. Guild. Nashville.
Hon John Hugh Smith. Nashville.
?. v. Marcy, ESQ.,, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a strzt.ou, Nashville.
Aessrs. Evans Co, Nashville.
himrod Porter. Columbla, Tenn.
lunel8 a
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Lost.
MAYORS OFFICE,


MAYORS OFFICE.
EAsHyILLE, TESN Dec "a, lSGS. I
DROPERTY owpars on Church Street OF Line
I street, tetEeen summer snd College snd oc
Cherry street hatSean Church and Cedar, are here
By nouhsd 10 contract store curbng and stone and
brick pavement VII rever Is is required, sccoriing
% The specifications and grades which Will b. fur
nisaed by the CIV Epg neer- n said sork Is not
commenced wiinin ten days IRON this dale, and
pushed rapidly % complet on, tire c ntTs tor for
toe street work will he notified TO Construct sAid
curtin g, the expense Of which vii be charged %
dscs2tf ". MATT BROWN, Mayor
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Large Auction Sale
OF
Government Buildings.

4 WILL expose for sale, a. Public Auction on
/ Tuesday, January 10th the following Govern.
menE Buildings, situated at the Corrsls, in North
Nashville. VIZ:
One u Frame Shed, Cherry street. near Corral
stable.
siI @ Frame shed-, W. SIDE Cherry st. near lie
fers n ~.
Two (2i Frame Sheds. E. de Cherry st beyOad
Jefferson ST
three 81 Frame Houses, z. side Cherry st. be.
yond Jefferson st.
Three 90 Frame Houses, W. side Cherry st. be-
yond Jefferson II.
One % Frame Hou-e, 81 the end OF n Cherry st.
OneQJ " Store House, onN Chsrry st.
One IN #" Engine
TWo(2) = Buildings on Cherry st. near Cor
Tals.
Onepl Forage House. opposite the Old
Mule Corral
Ten QOj Frame Buildings on <. side N. Summer
sweet
Oneul &" Shop on W. side high st. pear
Corrals.
oneW d" Building, on Line st. ". of uesssl
work
sac 10 eoumenCe at 10 o'clock 8 m. Buildings
tn be sold ia The oider which they appear in tn
advertisements Terms cash Government Funds
Property to be removed at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. By order Of Capt A. r Eddy, U. s. A.
Chief Q NJ D. a Tenn.
4. ". WILLS,
jan5-lli BIT. Mai A @ NJ.
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Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco.
GO to kim A sHEgMAys
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas,
Go 60 KLINE 4 sHERhlANis.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sals By KLINE & SHERMAN.
American aud Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
AZ ELlNE 4 sHEKNAE's.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
A. KLINE q sHERNIANs.
Try CBEVALIERS Life for the Hair.
For sale only ~ KLINE 4 sHERAANs
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure FlaVoring Extracts,
AZ KLINE a sHERAASs
Lard Oh, no. ~ Coal OF. treble distilled,
Castor Oh, ANN cold Press'd) linseei on,
Castor pol o.. (E1 Si,. Ia di. Spirits raTPsnrns
FOR sale at KLINL sHERNANs,
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine SpoDges,
AZ KLINE 4 sHEKslAN's.
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
AZ KLINE sHERMANs.
All the shove Tor sale At
KLINE L SHERMAE's.
Mssoalc Building Charch Street,
Soy24-sm NASHVILLE, TENN. |
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The following statement will show the
amount of prize money received BY the
mo prominent officers Of cur navy, durin &
The rehrllInn. viz.
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CaANGE OF FRoNT-The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial telegraphs under date Of the
ID inst that "a prominent Congressman,
Of Radical tendencies, announces that
there is 8 change Of front on the recon
struction question, and that the Tennes-
see delegation will probably be admitted
in a very short time after the reassem-
bling of Congress.
Hurry up the cakes r.
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Hurry up the cakes

DEATH OF JUICE MoSRoE.-Hon. Thos'
B. Monroe, formerly of Frankfort, KY
died on the 23d ult, at the residence OF
his sonin law, at Pass Christian, Miss