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WASHINGTON ITEMs-THE PRESI-
DENTS VETO-RADICAL DISA-
GREEMENFS-

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, lS67.-There was
general disappointmenttO-day on account
Of failure of the arrival CT the veto
message in Congress. The truth ia that but
few persons have appreciated the import
ance which the President attaches to the
military government bill, and therefore il
was supposed he would dispose of the mat
ter IN short order. All the stories about
the President hesitating whether to sign
the bill or not, and about the completion
Of the message some days ago, ans the con-
sideration of the document by the Cabinet
on Tuesday last, were without foundation
in fact -A 4-
The subject has been under consideration
by the Cabinet. A parl of the message was
prepared on Yesterday, and il was not
completed until tonight. The message
will be read by the Cabinet tomorrow at
twelve o'clock, and sent to Congress imme-
diately thereafter.
1t is expected the tenure of Office bill will
be returned with the Presidents objection
on Saturday, and, unless Congress shall
agree to strike out the Objectionable provi-
sions as to the Cabinet officers, etc, and
pass the bill minus these provisions, it will
undoubtedly fail TO become a law at this
session, as the opponents of the measure
have determined, unles changes are made,
to fillibuster the bill to the end of the
session. pms
A certified copy of the proceedings Of the
Nebraska Legislature, accepting the terms
of the act of Congress, was received at the
State Department this evening, and it is ex-
pected that, in pursuance of law, procla-
nation will be issued by the President to
morrow declaring Nebraska one Of the
States Of the Union, and on Saturday her
Senators and Representatives propose to
take their seats.
The speeches of Senators Sumner and
Chandler, delivered in the Senate last
night against Secretary McCulloch, were
severely criticised by all parties today. The
behavior of Mr. Chandler is characterized
BY the Republicans as Infamous"
Senator Sherman, who denounced these
speeches last night, this afternoon took back
much of what he said, and endeavored to
mollihy his remarks; but Mr.. Fessenden
adhered steadfastly to his philippe of
Messrs. Sumner and Chandler What is
the private cause of the quarrel on the part
Of Mr.. Chandler, and his personal COM
plants against Mr.. McCulloch, has not
trsnspired, but Mr. Summers was occasion
ed by the removal of his brother-in-law,
Doctor Hastings, from the position of Sur
geon OF the Marine Hospital at San Fran
cisco. Doctor Hastings had held the Office
for a year, but there were complaints
against him, and Mr.. McCulloch removed
him for some Csuse, wheTest Mr.. Sumner
waKed wroth, and hence last nights pro-
ceedings
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TENNEssEE LEGIsLtTVRE.



SArcRDAY, March 2. -Twenty-one Sena.
tors present, Speaker Ericsson 10 the chair.
THE REyESuB BILL.
The revenue bin House bill 693) came
mp on its third reading, and was passed
with the folleWing amendments, viz: All
goods, etc, brought or sent into the State
for sale at auction or on commission, lex
cept raw cotton shall pay the same tax as
is laid on sales by merchants. An attempt
to evade, or refusal 10 make payment Of
the tax shall cause forfeiture Of the goods
Manufacturers are taxed at the same rake
as other property.
On all goods purchased for sale, tax OF
two per cent. shall be on the invoice cost
at the place of purchase, unless the tax has
once before been paid TO the State, in
which case no additional tax shall be paid;
and on all goods sold out of the State, a
drawback Of one per cent. snail be allowed
The law to take effect Nav, 1867. In other
respects the revenue law continues un-
changed
The vote on the bill was:
Ayes-Messrs. Bosom, CypeH, Hall,
Keith, Muse, McElWee, Mcfarland, Pow
ell, Patterson, Smith, Trimble Thompson,
Robinson, Frazier and Senter-l5.
NOes-Messrs. Aldridge, johnson, Me-
Kinney, Nelson, Spence and Speaker FRI
erson--6.
The school bill was made the special or
der for Tuesday at | o'clock.
The Senate adjourned to 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
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WHAT WILL CONE OFVTq

In speaking Of the pending reconstruc-
ton bill the Natioaal T1iellieencer justly
and eloquenuy observes
II the military bill should be sustained
by public opinion in the North, the South
will be less a subject Of pity than the nation
Of lamentation. For, mournful as is the
spectacle Of a free, high-spirited and van
quished people subjected 10 the rule of the
bayonet, il is not TO be compared in terrible
tragedy with that OF a nation of republi-
cans SO false 10 their historic memories. 10
their fundamental principles aud their life
long training, as to be willing 20 curse any
portion Of their eountrymen with the hor-
rors Of military domination. When men
love liberty so little as 10 be willing 20 en-
force tyranny on their fellows when their
recollection OF the glorious deeds Of their
ancestors lighting against a siamp-act and
a tea tax Is SO feeble that they are ready 10
raise the sword Of power above the scales
of Justice; when their habimal dass0tion
To self government is so slight that they
consent 10 become the instruments of
Wrestling from their own countrymen the
right 10 elect their own rulers and frame
their own goyernmenis-they have begun
the inevitable march that will convert them
from the instruments of tyranny into the
slaves of despot lie who will consent 10
enslaye a freeman is fast preparing 20 be-
come himself 4 slave.
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STEPHENS. THE FENIAN HEAD
EENTER

The Paris correspondent Of the London
Sunday Gaseiie writing on Friday evening,
February ;, SAYS:
james Stephens, late Frnian Head Cen
Ter, has just arrived in France by Vile de
Paris, Il NAV he that he IS short OF funds
Tor be crossed the Atlantic as a seeond-el,ss
passenger; bat he enduayored 20 keep dark,
and may, therefore, still be considered a.
oonspirator. When | saw him on his way
cat 10 the United Mates to organize, he told
me pl2qSy that he should return 10 resume
me head Of his rebellion; and he has re-
tarned As far As this country, and has now
only 20 run The gauntlet and GET into some
lrsh pori--ihat Is 10 say il he intends go-
ing ON with the dangerous game from
which very few persons rise 10 winner
We shall probably soon know who are In
ube right-IhoSe who consider Fenian;sr,
played out, and its chief in search oC I,
quiet spot 20 spend what he has been sbls
70 lay by or those who believe in the con
apiracy, and look for the cominR 81 Sic
phens a. Napoleon, a. Hoche. As Humber
were looked foF ia times which were far
darker fnr England than the present.
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UNITED STATES.
N0rthern States.

ALr.the old hens Of the United States
have reason 90 eackle with delight. Cur
exemplary Congress proposes TO protect
them. Even, If the tariff bill, now before
Congress, fails 20 become q Law, the old
hens have been recognized by American
statesmen a. belonging 10 one Of the privi-
legged classes. Our own hens are to be pro-
tected against competition with the pauper
poultry of Canada. A duty Of one cent
per dozen is TO be levied on Canadian eggs.
The American hen that hereafter tostered
rs the egg interest Is by protective legisla-
tion--neglecis 30 lay an egg every day OF
the week, (including SuDdaysl will he e.
teemed unpatriotic in her tendencies.--tsn-
cinuafi C1f4merridf
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House Of Renresentntires.

SATURDAY, March 2, l867-The Hous,
was called to order at o'clock, acting
Speaker MullOy in the chair
The resolution to borrow four hundred
thousand dollars from the Tennessee Ma
tional Bank at Memphis was taken up.
Mr.. Warren introduced a resolution ir
lien, authorizing the Governor to institute
snch legal proceedings against the Tennes
see National Bank of Memphis, and all
other parties concerned in the detention of
or illegal disposition of the school fund, as
will secure the same to the State
On motion, the whole matter was made
the special order for Monday.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
The committee to whom was referred
the papers in the contested election case OF
Graves rersus Davidson, submitted report
recommending that Mr.. Davidson he adj
nitted to his seat
Mr. Raulston moved that the matter he
Informally passed over for the present.
Lost, ayes q, noes 40.
After some discussion, the report of the
committee was nOn.coHcurred in by ayes p,
noes SO.
Mr.. Taylor introduced a resolution that,
as no legal election had been held in the
counties Of Jackson and Patnam, the Gov.
ernor be requested to order hew election.
Adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon was consumed in the pas
sage of private and corporation bills, after
which the House adjourned until 9 O'Clock
Monday morning
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THE CASE WELL PUT.
How the Radical Theory WOrks-Teu-
nessee shining Example of SIS
Practical APBlicntfOn-EF hat asa 0laa-
side Radical Ifhiaaska Of A.

How the RadfeaI Theory WOrks-Teu-
nessee shining Example of SIS
Practical APPltcatfOn-FFlIu t asa otsa-
side Radical Thinks Of az.
From the Cincinnati Commercial (R adical) Mar. l
The State of Tennessee, though recon-
structed and represented in Congress
though the Rebels are disfranchised and
the blacks are enfranchised-though il is
the State Of our beloved President. who has
graced all its high places with his dignifed
form-though il is the department Of Pap
Thomas, whose patriotism is of the most
robust OEder--though she late Rebels are
all intensely devoted TO the constitution Of
the United States, and recognize the situa-
ton in the most eloquent and able manner
Notwithstanding all these favorable con-
ditiOns, the State Of Tennessee is not paci-
fed. The era Of peace and good.wiIl has
not absolutely returned. The medicine
taken by the sovereign State is either too
strong or too weak, or has been admins
tered az the wrong time and In the wrong
way. BroWHioW's war like proclamation.
and the comments Of the Rebel press upon
It show the fierce passions aroused, and in
dicate very distinctly the possibility Of a
sanguInary termination Of the quarrel.
The case Of Tennessee may impart valu
able instruction 10 those who have been
educated to believe that a sufficient guam
tity Of legislation will cure all political or
social evils Tennessee has a loyal Gov
ernor, a loyal Legislature, loyal Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and has her Rebels
disfranchised. She has about all that Thad.
Stevens would prescribe, and yet-see
Brownlow's proclamation for a description
Of the situation her people are in. Some
thing is evidently yet wanting-that is the
good will Of the majority Of the white men
in the State. That, we suppose could not
be obtained without doing injustice to the
blacks and minority Of the whites, but, if
We may be allowed the use Of very OBJ
noxious term, we will observe that per
haps the difficulty might be compromised
by the acknowledgements Of all classes of the
people. A DISTINGUISHED class in this
country, black or white South or North,
will be a disturbing element
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OF craftsmanship or finance was not always
judged in proportion % the depth Oftheir
pockets.
Mr.. Sumner replied briefly to Mr.. Fes-
sender, again charging the Secretary Of the
Treasury with eriminality in the appoint
ment Of these assistant assessors.
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raE con AND MoRALTrY SECTION.

The puritan pharisees were never tired
Of pieturing the barbarisIn of slavery in the
South as exhibited in the Illicit intercourse
between the two races A contemporary
reproduce from the census of 1860, the
following statistics, which shows the by
poericy and falsehood Of these sIanderers :
black AND NII1.Arro POPULATION nF THE
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The above steamers will commence their regular
trips on the first opening Of navigation ia the Cum
beriand river, and cOntinus 10 run regnl arle
throughout the business season, as per above sched
Je. Making close connection at Cairo wi IN the reg
uar packets for st. Louis, Menphis aud New or
leans Issuing through Tickets 70 Passengers and
giving through Bills of Lading Cor Freights 10 the
shove cities, and all available way landings at the
very lowest rates. Every effort win be made BY the
Oihcers and Agents % this line 10 render il reliable
and deserving the patronage Of Shippers and the
Travelling Public
OORBETT 4 BOYD, Special Agents
No. q Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville. Tenn
ssDl -5ni
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Six lots or tracts of land of the subdivision OF
the kagsdale Lands, about six miles from Nash
vile, on the Gailatln turnpike, and Of the fol-
lowing dimensions and character
Lot No. I, containing u acres and having
upon II the mansion house in which b. II. Rags
dale formerly resided.
Lots Nos. 3 and s, each containing Is acres,
all cleared These three lots front 80 poles on
depth Of 6S5S poles. The Louisville and Nash
vile railroad runs across them-nearly parallel
with the turnpike.
Lot No. 5. IN the rear Of these and separated
from them by Lot No. 4. (which is not Sold and
containing l5acres. all cleared. aas
Lots Nos and 7, each containing l. acres, good
wood aud grass land. These three lots front
each about 80 poles on the lane North of the
property, and run back about - poles
EEkMS.-Crediis of six and twelve months.
Notes required with approved security and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption
MARI til NJ. B. HOWELL. c. Il NJ.
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Look Out for Breakers [!

ON T. AND ALL!
hON'T YOU SEE THAT WE ARE SUR
~ rounded By Fast Men. Fast Horses, Fast
Railroad Accideafs and ilRHmerabie SHash-Upsf
Then IL il not POLICY co take OUT an
ACCIDENT INSGEANCE POLICY,
which guarantees 10 the assured 80, O0O IN case
efdeath caused b. any klnd Of az accident, or
in case Os injury,
500 per Week
six weeks for any one injury. Such Policy can
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saturday, March card, 1857,

Lots Nos. Is and IA in WinstoR's plan in Edge
field, each fronting so feet on East street, and
running back Ill feet
TERMS.-Credits of six, twelve eighteen and
twenty-fOu months. with interest from day of
sale. Notes required with approved security and
lien retained.
MARI I'd NJ. B. HOWELL. Z. & NJ.
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Southern Life Insurance Co.,
az nTEnTnIIIal NM

on the following terms; One day BE two days
soc; three days T5c. four days 81 90; i've days
81 =; ten days 81 80, thirteen days e8 a. fifteen
days s. 50. twenty days 81 20 thirty days 81 %;
two months 81 Or three months 80 %; twelve
menths So co. All Of the above mentioned Pol
icies and Tickets can be secured az moments
notice from any Railroad Ticket Ofice N the
city, or 0fany Of the principal Railroad Ticket
Offices throughout the entire south, Also AZ No.
s North Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn. Office Oi
FRANK II. PERRIN,
decl3-3m Gent Agent S. l.. ms Co.
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WANTED. AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
w Male and Female, 10 sell the Genuine
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
will stitch. hem, fell. tuck, bind. quilt. braid and
embrOider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even after every second stitch is cut. Every ma
chine warranted three years. Ssnd for circulars
BLISS x MCEATHR0N.
Manufacturers' SOnthern Agents
nnnl-IIn I.nni.u.Ila II
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, March %, 1867.

Saturday, March 90, 1867.
Bette w. Lowell vs. Francis NJ Murrell
and Others
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause, l will sell at the Courthouse. at Nashville,
on
Saturday, March 23rsI, 1857, F.l
a Lot on Spring street in EdgeAeld, described as
follows Beginning on Spring street, at the
corner of part of lot sold to Samuel Spark
man, and running thence along Spring
street, towards the Whites creek turnpike road.
40 feet to a stone: thence at right angles from
said street l43 feet to the Southern lines of lot
No 2, in WetmOre's plan of Edgefeld; thence
with said line East 40 feet to SparkmanS corner:
thence with Sparkman'S line to the beginning"
TERMS.-Six months credit. note bearing in
terest from day of sale, with two approved seeu-
rites required and n lien retained. Sale free
from redemption.
MARI I'd NJ. B. HOWELL. C. & NJ.
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Jno. D. James vs. r. L. Blneham andolhers.

Jno D. james rs, r. L. Bingham and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
J Chancery Court al Nashville in this cause,
L will sell az the Courthouse. at Nashville on
saturday, March cad. 1867,
q Lot the East side Of Summer streef in
South Nashville. fronting 551< feet and Fupning
lis feet TO an alley. adjoining the bot formerly
owned BY the Union Bank
IkhMS.-Credits Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, With interest fpom day of sale Note
required With approved security and a lien
retained. Sale free from redemption. III
MARI ~, Z. HOWELL. &. 4 NJ
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NASH LIE
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
wROUGHT-IRON and STEEL FLOWS,
CORN SHELLERS. I-. EM
H0RSE-POWERS,

H0RSE-P0WE RS, .....
TBAW-CUTTERS.
Hollow Ware Of all descriptions, such as Ket-
ties, Pots, Ovens. Skillets etc. All kinds of
CEDAR WARE, manufactured by the most
improved machinery and Ir0n-bound
Buckets, Pals. Tubs. Churns, Water Cans,
Tanks and Cedar Chests Of al Sizes p
Having the latest improved Machinery, and
unequalled facilities, we are enabled to furnish
everything IN our line at lower rates than any
manufacturers in Northern, Eastern or Western
cities. Every article warranted.
HYATT. BRIGGS a MOORE
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Abner Turner vs.. f. D. Richards and others.
i Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause, / will sell at the Courthouse, at Nashville
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a Lot on Maple street, in South Nashville, be-
ginning at Jesse L. Dortche's Southeast corner,
running thence SoutheastWardly 300 feet--being
a portion Of the property Of the estate of John
C0rbitt, deceased, directed by his will to be sold.
TERMS.-C Tedits of six and twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale. Notes err
quired with approved security and lien re-
tanned Sale free from redemption.
MARI I'd NJ. B. HOWELL, c. d NJ.
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Mary A. Ragsdale VS. f. G. Pearl and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville in this cause
l will sell at the Courthouse at Nashville, on
SATURDAY. Mnrch 2arfi ISRr
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n. P. Corbitt, Executor, VS.. Rachel Corbitt
and others.
saturday, March card, 1867

IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
AChRncery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause. L will sell at the Courthouse, at
Nashville on
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