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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-03
TIL CITY

REV. DR.. J. B. McFERRrN, o. this city,
breaches in Louisville to-day.
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EDWARD S. JONES,
Wholesale Dealer in
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No. 8 Inn Block, Public quare,
.. NASHVILLE. TENN. ."

HAVING ESTABLISHED MYSELF PER-
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dealers generally. in this and adjoining States.
that having perfected arrangements with soms
of the leading manufactures IN the North 1 wall
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News Paper, Flat Cap, letter Manila ColOFed
Paper of every variety, etc, etc. Also. 6us
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Ginseng. BeesWax, Feathers, and al kinds Of
country Barter purchased.
Highest market price paid flr Cotton, " 5oleu
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r. p. BLAIR'S MISSION
TO BOSTON.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Passage Of a Resolution Authorizing
the Governor to Send an Agent to
Mississippi to Defend Harrison
Passage OF the Legislative AppOF-
tlOnment Bill-Crescent City Sill
yer Band, &c.
Especial to Evansville Journal.l

Special to Evansville Journal.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 21.-The Sen
ate was not in session during the fore
noon, to allow the committees time
to attend to the immense amount of
business on their hands.
The joint resolution, authorizing
the Governor to employ an agent to
go to Mississippi, to defend Harrison,
of Pike, passed the House unarii-
mously under a suspension of the
rules.
The Stfeet Railroad bill was made
the special order for tomorrow at 3
Pm
CookerH's claimlfor theidestTuction
of his press by q mebs was informally
laid over till next week.
The bill to protect small birds was
passed to the third reading. a.
The Senate occupied most of the
afternoon in discussing the bill locat-
ing the Agricultural College at Tip
pecanoe? : Stein and Hanna spoke Ii
favor of the bill. Thompson and
Turner opposed it. No action was
taken2AAIM Wk2 Ak405aS9
The House passed the Legislative
Apportionmen: Bill, and the Senate
concurred in the House amendment.
The 9. G. s. Band have been very
cordially received to-day by both
Houses of the Legislature. The din
ner at the Gubernatorial Mansion was
a very pleasant affair.
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Weather Reports Received at t9A. NJ,
% iUani1o February Dist ra goaa aF

Observation-Disclosures cloudyfaud
cold 3 There was a heavy storm of rain
and wind last night.
CHIoAGo.-It is showing this morn
ng. Showed last night, but the wealth
Ter is netivefy colo. ID "a - Il
PoMERoY, O.-+rIt rained Ahard for
two hours this morning, and it is now
cleudyAand eool. IT. " IL X
TERRE, ,HAVTE.--A slight sno#sis
falling, and the weather is colder. III A
INDIANAPoLIs.raEh is about an
inch ofsnow onthe eground, sand the
weather is cloudy and cold.o9aa asswja
VINGENNEs--There was a heavy
rain and hailstor4n, with thunder and
lightning, last night, and the weather
is now cloudy and windy.
CINCINNATI. The weatheris cloudy
and the wind is in the West.
81, LsUIsEsome snow a weather,
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NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--Gov. Orr is
severely censured for sentiments ex-
pressed at the banquet at, the Com
merce Rooms, and In his speech to
the freedmen, in which he said, that
$40,000,O00 Of business had been ban
ished from Charleston on account of
the refusal of the people to act with
Northern merchants He also an
nounced that he was in favor of CIV
ing the negro who could, read the
right of suffrage. @lhO.NaDJ { q
In Macon this year high hopes are
entertained by the MERCHANTS.
The action of New York In refer
ence to the relief OF. Southern destitu
tion is looked forward to with lively
emotion. aI1lysIAY3 arch isne
The Herald's Frankfort, KY, special
SAYS: The rebels in Boyle County
have recently sent letters to General
Speed S. Fry, Captain Goodlace, . reh
ative of Joshua +. Bell, Wellington
Harlan, and the officers of the
Freedmen's Bhreau.3 to leave the
country under penalty of death. Ap-
plication to General Thomas has been
made for protection of Union men
against these rebel Fegulatorsa Gen
eral Fry is the officer who is believed
to have killed Zsllicoffer. and We'll
lington Harlan recruited the first
company of Union troops raised in
Kentucky during the, war. Neither
of them are extreme Radicals, politi:
cally, and their most probable offense
is-their record during the war. The
rebels hold a caucus tomorrow tc
attempt to control the Democratic
Convention. 1t is expected that the!
will cause split in the Convention
between themselves and the conserva
tive Unionists, and will nominate
Democratic ticket, with the rebe
General Preston for. Governor. /
there is no split Ex-Governor Ousley
or some other rebel, will be the nom
.inees - ~ ,AR@S hAAAsADfh
The Times special says. there is n,
hope that the President will approx
the Military Reconstruction Bfll.
The Ways and Means Committe
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will report to o-day or tomorrow the
bill suspending the contraction of
greenbacks for one, year, in accord
ance with the instructions of the
House, but they will accompany it
with substitute, which they will re-
commend, identical with the Senate
Loan Certificate Bill. =
The Heralds special says it is un-
derstood that F.FPs Blair, Fsr., has
gone to Boston to induce Gov. An
drew to accept the position of Secre-
tary of State. The visit is By authors
ity, and is in the interest of those who
favor universal suffrage and universal
amnesty. lqoa qaa WIfrstcz
The Iribune's special says that the
action of the House in referring the
Loan Resolution to the Committee ON
Banking was altered to defeat that
measure, as there is no possibility of
the committee being called again this
session. The Ways and Means Com
mittee, however, will bring in ANEW
bill, which will be moved as a sub
stitute forrthe bill relative to the con-
traction ofgreenbackss4ngg
Inc HOrfd'S speclaf says the H.
dictment found against Surratt has
proved so defectiye that it is said it
would have been quashedi on the first
day of trial and, the prisoner, released
under it. A new one viii be drawn
up, presenting, him as an accesseryf
and not principal, in the murder of
President lincoln Shrratt has Spent
his first day in Jail very comfortably.
He told his keeper that he should
give him no trouble. He was allowed
the use of tobacco at his own request.
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I EA- a eb& - - " 8Ae 80 II EB
Especial to the Missouri Democrat.l
THE RECONSTRUCT MEASURES IN
THE HOUSE.
wv 4sHIINaToN, eDmaG. Eel. 12G.A
Great interest has attended the action
on reconstruction measures to day
On opening ofthe House, Mr. Blaine
moved to c0ncurSinl the Senate bill,
with the amendment of ME IS Wilson,
of Iowa. and called the ypfevious
Pusf.igSl ~ Sbai,aa eih,a ass slIaA III o. sgi
amendmslt. asnang additional section,
but Mr.. Blaine refused. .nWoE
House then refused theydemand for
the previous question-~to allow Mr..
Shellabarger's s.amendmentte be8vOtedr
upenfAthis is as follows: % hsaao I! z. Z.
oasEELLABAaGER's s sAMENDMENTl -
BE it enacted, that until the people
in said rebelhous States shall in due
form of law be admitted to represen-
tation in the Congress Of the 2 United
States, and any civil government
which may exist there shall be deem.
ed to be provisional, and in all are-
spects subject to the powers and au-s
thority Of the United States, at any
time to be abolished, modified or SUI
perseded. And alhelections for Of
tcers of such provisional government
shall be conducted only by the per-
sons named 10 the fifth section of this
act, and no person shall be eligible
to ofice'under such provisional gov
ernment who would be disqualified
from holding office under the pro-
vision of the third section of the Con-
stitutiohal Amen dmfesnts Of last session.
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BUFFALO, Feb. 21.-4A disastrous
fire in Warsaw, New York, COM
menced Tuesday night. Fourteen
stores were destroyed in the heart of
the business portion of the village
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20. The Fe-
mans in this city held a large and en-
thusiastic meeting last night, and
resolved to earnestly cooperate with
their Eastern brethren to achieve the
independence Of ireland.
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Removal.

80 y. GILBERT d co. HAVE RE-
De movedito their new four-stofy store,
be pleased to see all their old customers,
and az many new ones as Will favor them
with q call. A full assortment OF Groceries,
ETC., always on hand. and for sale at the
lowest market prices. We s0iH giJe special
Sndacenents to all those buying Jo1. CASH. &
nOvY dly
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NEW YORK.

Gov. Orr In Favor Of Negro Suffrage
Union Men Driven from Ken.
tucky-They Appeal to Gen. Thomas
No Hopes that the President win
Approve the Military RecOnstruc.
tlOn Bill.
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Blythe Atlantic Telegraph.
.2DnIg u ET1y
Steamer RappahannOckI Sold.
@E FaF q I'D - .
Repairs on the Great Eastern
Completed. PJos
5 .2TaJaTd 4+=----+-%0Ts GEl TsaI8
ALIENS TO BE TREATED AS
PIRATES.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21.-The steamer
TRappahannock was sold at auction by
Mr.. Dudley, American Consul. for
f5 200 sterling. I.
The repairs on the Great Eastern
are completed. She was successfully
launched from the Gridiron at Birk-
enhead. i8iesd Ha3sa bne efss9lohR
LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Sultan of
Turkey officially informed the leading
powers of Europe thathe has decided
to call together an assembly of repre-
sentatives of all religious creeds in
Europe for the purpose of adopting
measures for the more e9ectual exc
cution Of the PROVISIONS of the frmen
of 1856. .aA1 "A @AA1 DEEAEAsRaN
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The English
Government announces that it will
treat aliens caught in the act of re-
bellion as pirates.
- - - ( PRUSSIA. tilY7xAfa
BERLIN, Feb. 21.-Bismarck is
again prostrated by sickness. Doubts
are entertained of his recovery.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-It is stated
that Stephens is not, nor has not been,
in Ireland. Ii is reported that he has
been seen in Paris @ AZ
The national troops have aobeen
posted at various places in Kerry and
| Cork Counties. in such numbers as to
effectually prevent further outbreaks.
.iszsluH HUNGARY. a7aa
( VIENNA, Feb. 21.-The restoration
/ of the Constitution of 184S, to Hun
gary, by the Emperor, has had the eff
! feet to remove troubles heretofore
existing. The people are quiet and
contented. A9o8s NEE8HM0J 4
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q Two mer
named johnson and Barker duarreleG
at the house Of the latter, who took
] gun and fred at johnson, killing
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.THE oREAT sTRU0GLE. : 3 D

The great struggle was against in
terferingiwith the j ohnsono Govern
mepts, or with the franchise Of those
made Ineligible to Office by the Con-
stitutional Amendments N5Eos boyuoq'
Upon final vote upon, the Senate
bill as amended, the only Republi-
cans voting Yin the negative were,
Messrs. sHubbell, & of Ohio, Kuyken-
dali, of Indiana, and Stillwell.
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To the surprise of most, Reverdy
johnson made strong speech in ia
vor of the bill, which secured univer-
sal attention and created great
Observation-Disclosures Y1TgIHH
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PH1LADELpHIA, Feb. 2l--Two men
named johnson and Barker duarreled
at the house Of the latter, who took
a gun and fred at johnson, killing
him instantly. The murderer is not
yet arrested.
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THE BILL IN THE SENATE.

THE BILL IN THE SENATE.
The Senate took up the bill as sent
from the House at shalfpast two.
Messrs. Sumner, Sherman. Stewart
and Wilson supported the bill in brief
and hitting remarks pbea
REvERDY JOHNSON IN FAVOR OF THE
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Z WILSON'S AMRNDMENT.

The previous amendments lof Mr..
Wilson rendered all made ineligible
to Office under the Constitutional
amendment ineligible to a seat IN the
State conventions. and also deprived
all such Of The right e e vote for dele
gates IS ashcfi conventions. VH 'I'ib nlb -
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PASSAGE OF sHELLABARGER's AMEND
al III ( sARkE H3T 0

passed, yea yeas 98, nays 70 There was
great excitement during the vote, and
much drumming up Of voters To defeaE
lit. 1t is noticeable fact that those
who took. part in the late meetings
with the Presidents friends, with one
or two exceptions, avoted solidly
against it. 'Haa9st,l ~. li2 h2iit. esed gef
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VOTE POSTPONED.
VOTE PUSTPUNED.
Messrs. Hendricks, ABucRal lew a I'D

,Messrs GHendricks, ABucEalew a I'D
Cowan opposed the measure. At the
close of the latter's speech there was
a great desire to take vote, but Mr..
Howe felt called upon to review the
whole subject Of Wisconsin politics.
in the midst of which the Senate took
a recess till evening. r
HOUSE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED IN.
Interest unabated. During the even.
ing session Mr.. Doolittle offered an
amendment excepting all pardoned by
the President from the operations Of
the act. After long debate, mostly
on side issues, it was lost by vote Of
8 to 22. In concurring House amend
ments, the vote resulted IS to Z,
among the former .Reverdy Johnson,
amQpg the, !. nays. MI. pate Patterson rsts :
opinion tonight IS that the President
will act promptly. .0TsEaqOHR 1a5FF-
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.gl9 g,o THE REPUBEfcAN VOTE, /, .oslA 8, 9 {
Ehelfollowing is the negative vote
Of the Republicans ,sbooi5 6sgass
Messrs. Benjamin, Bingham, Blaine, !,
Blow, Buekland,i Darling, Davis,
Dawes; Delano, Dodge, J aHpbBelL Of
Ohio, Kuykendall, Latin, Lawrence,
of Pennsylvania, Mckee, McReuer,
Miller, Morehead, Raymond, Rice, of
Maine, Stillwell, and Thayer.
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