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MILWAUKEE, LAGER BEER Milwaukee
Sentinel SAYS that uring the five months end
ing the hrst OF February, ls67, there were sold
by the various brewers in that city twenty
eight thousand eight hundred and sixty bar
rels Of lager beer and ale. This amount does
not INCLUDE more than one half VIII has been
manufactured during that time Some idea
OF the extent OF this bust ness may be formed
from these figures.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

:, hADAME < =. THORN TON. the great Eng
nsh Astrolosist, Clsirvoyant and Psyshometri-
eian, Who has astonished the scientific classes of
tne Vid " orh, has now located herselfst Hudson,
a; L madame Thornton possesses euoh wonder
lul powers Of second sight ss to enable her TO m-
ng,. Of the greatest Importance to the
OF trance, ste deinestes the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of On In
stfument OF intense power, known the Psyche
motIope, guars ntees to produce life like pcture
OF tne future husband or wife OF the applicant,
leading traits OF char aetef. &c. This Is no hum
b9g, "a thousands of testimonials can assert She
Will send when desired O certified certi dcate or
written guarantee, that the picture is what it
pnrpoIn to be; BY enelosing small lock Of hair,
and stating place Of bi rth age, DISPOSITION and
csmplexion, and enclosing fly cents and stamped
envelope addressed TO yourself, you viii receive
the picture and desired Information bv return
mail. All communications sacrediy coufde ntiai,
Address In con fidepce, MADAME Z r. THORN.
TOH: Q. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

WIsCoNsIN.-The Wisconsin Senate h.s con-
CURED in the Assembly Eight Hour bill. which
is amended SO as 10 amount TO nothing but a
title. 1t SIMPLY provides that : hours SHAH
be the limit for days work where no con-
tract is made, and that women and children
snail not be compelled TO work over eighr
hours. The assembly adopted a resolution 10
submit the amendment TO the ConstItut,on 70
extend suffrage 70 women ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

81 Mr. IL. M Brown, eighty-four years old
and a resident Of Dayton, Ohio. for the last
thirty years, is undergoing the process OF vol
untary starvation. He and his family assert
that he has taken no food since the 2Sth OF
February. He feels no pain from his long
fast, and asserts that he mas no appetite. he is
reduced TO skeleton, expects death. ana IS
satisfied with the expectation, but believes thaL
guardian angels" have, by some spiritual es-
sence. protracted his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

" After twenty-f 1--WE years OF married life
J. Plaistridge and wife, of Cornish Nau,
Hampshire, were divorced in September. on
petition of the woman, who commenced ser
vice as hired maid for one of ner neIghbors
The husband at once began paying her his adj :
dresses. as IN younger days, and a short time
since the two were again united for a fresh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

- An Agriculturist advises all gardeners
and orchard attendants to begin now to ex-
terminate the caterpillars. The little twins
and ends OF limbs on which are placed the
belts of caterpillar eggs sh ould be cut OFF and
effectual destroyed by burning. These little
egg belts can easily be SEEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

- Miss Selma ElIer, OF Bsck-s Station
Hsmil'on County, Indiana, was bitten on the
finger by rabtd dog some two months ago
Last week Symptoms Of hydrophobia ap-
peared, and the disease was rapidly an
preaching the crisis, when one OF the doctors
IN attendance determined TO try bromide of
potassium, lately recommended by a Euro
pean physician. Continuing this remedy until
nearly two ounces had been given, the horri-
BILE symptoms began TO abate on Monday ana
last accounts IL was hoped she NJ ight recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

TABLE Rock STILL IN EXIsTENCE-Some
weeks since an account OF the blowing up OF
Table Rock by the Canadian authorities was
published, the ehIect being TO prevent any &C.
cldents from future falls OF rock. A hole was
arllled ana charge OF powder placed in az,
but IL seems the usual packing was omitted or
wrongly arranged. The natural CONSEQUENCE
rs, that, though the powder burned very pref
uly, Table Rock still stands unharmed A
few pieces only were detached and fell
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Ella Bosworth. OF

PoIsoNRD.-Miss Ella Bosworth, OF Pharsa
liza, Chenango County, N. Z, while at her
cousins house on Tuesday of last week. acci-
uentally drank some eyanuret Of potassium
thlnklng IL was wine. She lived but twentv
minutes, so ylrulent was the poison Ii an
pears that Mr.. Bosworth was formerly a da-
guerrean artist, and kept some of his chemi.
Gals, one OF the bottles OF which he had iust
empued into a tumbIer, and IL was this tbat
Miss Besworth had drank, thinking It was
wine. She was but seventeen wears of age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

BULL RUN Gen. Joseph T. Johnston. in a
late letter upon the ublect of the first battle OF
Bull Run, says the victory there was regarded
by the Confederate troops as having decided
the qnesuoh OF southern independence and
ended the war. and thousands of them Ief, tbs
army and went home. The Union army. he
says, "was less disorganized by defeat than
the Confederate army by its triumph"
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eKORET DIslAsKs.

bAhAnIfAN's 0IFTis the most certain, safe and
euectual lrehedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered. Cures In two 30 four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mi neral no
pAisam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken IL
the soldiers hope, and . friend to those v no do
male, Ss. ~N'"
sAsARIfANs Roof AND HERB JuIcRs-A positive
ana permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofafa, Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price al as Der bottle
eold by 3 o. Ford. See sdve rtisement myI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

THE INCOME TAx.-The Commissioner of In .
ternal Revenue has decided that compulsory
assessments fer grading, paving, fagsing.
sewerage, ETC.. imposed by mun unieipal corpora,
tions and actually paid by the taxpayer with
in the year for which income tax is payabIe
may be deducted from income.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

~The Indications are that nearly all the
fisheries along the Rappahannock river will
be occupied this season.
SMr. Colfax is the only man except Henry
Clay who has been honored with three eiec-
tons 70 the Speakership.
0The people of Charleston are indulging
in ripe and luscious strawberries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

- A lady residing on Bleecher street. Al.
bany, had q narrow escape from being stran
gled, on Friday, by huge worm thar made its
way up into her throat. The neighbors were
called In, when thew succeeded In removing
the obstruction and saving her life. The IN .
fortunate woman suffered terribly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

81 The ram Merrimac was blown nm with
torpedoes according 20 the plan lately pub
lished. Mr.. ID. A. Undertown, the wrecksr OF
the remains OF the Merrimac, applied the tor
pedoes which had been prepared for the pur-
pose. and the great body OF iron armor was
thrown out OF its bed in the river and torn In
hundreds OF fragments. The explosion was
distinctly seen by persons in Portsmouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

CLOSE OF THE LlQUOR HEARINGS IN BosToS
The hearings before the Boston Joint Special
COMMITTEE OF the Legislature, on the subject
OF llq uor license law are closed Petitioners
ana renohstrants occupied some thirty days
IN presenting their evidence and arguments
II is stated that both the Senate and Housa
nave been canvassed, and that there is a ma
jority in both branches in favor Of probibition
and against license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

PRHNsYLVANIA TAX JAw.-The Legislature
ofPennsylvania Of has passed an act abolishIng
the State tax on personal property, and substi-
tutiRg therefor a levy of S30O,O00 appor,ioned
upon the different counues OF the State ac-
cording TO population.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

NFull Information, with the highsst ts,tinno-
stdlSj also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
eHreIope, sent free ~ Be sure and send Tor thern
and soV rtH not rssra IT. for, as advertising ply
nesns are ssner ally tnpOstors. without reference,
for postage and direct to BR LAWRENCE No.
ID Bond street. New York no Is. DkWIy
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BOOTS AND sHOEs.
INV ST o 3 u

The undersigned hees leave TO inform his friends
ma the public generally that he has opened the
NEW CHEAP srORB No. s09 7th street, under
Ods Fellows Hall where be has on HAND gen.
sral assortment Of sdies' and Gentleme o ., Boyb
BOOTS AND sHoBs.
- hemeabeF the numbsF, so3 Itn street. under
goo Fellow, Hall The New Cheap Store, Tor
d.Ys sss GEORGE B. WILSON.
JAMS GUILD, Desiv ts NHs asd Ss<est. AAsd
holstsrsd ana vssaisssd. EsA snS st;., ISssr
,ssaLI ne snnaLI Hfshso Dsies Daid fss ossond,hsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE TO EVERYBODY

a Large pp. Circular, giving information Of
sne greatest Importance TO the youns Of both
IL teaches how the honely may become be auti-
io,. the dee pises respected, and the forssken
,NoyosnG lady or gentleman should fail to send
.ne.f Aodress, and receive q COPY post paid, by
Address p. o. Drawer. 2I,
apS-D&Weoly Troy, Ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08
IN PER GENT. SAVED by using O. II lew
CO ELL IS pure nsdulte rated
PreninIn New York City SOAP,

IN PEI CENT. SAVED by using q. Il. JEW.
CO ELL pure unsdulterated
Premium New York City SOAP,
Premium xLANNEL SOAP,
And No BROWN SOAP
for sale cheap for cash. Orders through the
fO'' onee wihoe promptly st'snded Esr, to
Soap and Candle Manafscturer' No. 500 and
sOZ at north, let. ith and sth. jalI-ea
THE MOST EXCITING AEB INTERESTING
BOOK OF THE DAY
GEN L. Z. BAkEk,S HISTORY OF THE
SECRET SERVIC
AGENTS WANTED in every eity. town. oonn,v
Stste OF the MON ts canvass for this work
di M hstory VAS ANNOUNCED one year ago, bat
press IL, g pu bic DELAYED n viii nov
De .ssnea uAaltsr"d aud unab ged, under tho
sns otIeisi .h a9S, 9i eES BAKER IL contains full
ofthe secret enemies Of the Union
Eor nsrtlng Developments and thrilling sdyen-
FoT0aE And seRses ecn the fs%ou. s1psLisaces Of
Istiyes Of General Baker are all attestea by the
htgnest ofteisl authority; 1t will contain the
spIEaey. A full history OF this great. startline
FRoM Its INCEPTION, IN THE HAUNrs
OF VlLLAIHY TO THE BUBIAL
PLACE OF HOOTH,
HL e,er , {ei been placed before the public. The
NSn $50 lulIy ex poses the Befarious system by
al oh riresidsndIsl psrdohs were and are read.
,hemorai re morals Of the HauonA Capital are thor
Iy ventilsted. and there are some strange
os,s oi congress, female pardon brokers, ana
dtssuhsnsned military Characters
OF CT MARS, eanvassing numbers. and all other
Boz No. go, Philsdelrhia, Pa ''' OAiSo
a.. ns woLA viii be ready for delivery the lst
N B-Nsue bat those thoroughly eonvsr..n,
with the buGl ness, and with good referenra a.. e.
Character and respons1bihty, need apply. nhl3.lm
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~BOTH CHRONIC AND DINTLAMMATORY
RHEUMATIsM are being daily cured by MET.
CALFE'S GREAT RHEGMATIO RBMEpY
Sold BY all Druggists.
2-eo2W g. g. FORD. AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAvINes.
Orders may be sent to US enclosing the money.
from one dollar to twenty FIVE dollars, in regis.
tered letter or by post Office order, at our risk.
Those wishing EngraviBgs sent must enclose ten
cents in stamps to cover expenses. Large amsupts
should be sent in drafts or by express.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvanis avenue, near willards' Hotel.
SPECIAL EEeAGEMERr.
with the 0GifDD''i hSDH Don. 81 ''''s''o'
:, hssRAY ,s 9i, ,IyISISG. APRIL s,ls!,
KENIL o b d;
Previon. to the BuIle.ane, the fret time here, 3
farce bSb tSf Lsss AND PGa entitled
fancy 5ExhIIisaT LADY DON ON
,ss :Gs H Gb.: the
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
FIRST APPEARANCE
1nrEE1AL yxSfrAasstls. TROUPE,
Hnse. E% to TSs ri;
THOMAS s,stiS HfsSifE T.SssEPsssS SsS EPssSFisssoR
The Imperial Troupe 10 composed OF over twen.
ty Of the most sxtrssrdinsry performers, male
HSn.BHfs, :1d isB:lfi
foITfT EET{iRseTIss, q TSTIes, !,
Ard the Dsimie FavoIits, the greatest performer
HAMA1 kAsf X III sGtiak ssG%tBiakK1roH1,
And HE beautiful ard m.ss s;aH% HSnderful SON.
Their ge1ioImsnces OF over SIXTY REPRK-
nAaUIBEs OPERA HOUSE, San Francisco,
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Philadelphia,
were rPan%s9iY THa %oNpTs HESnSHnfss ST Tsr WORLD
The stay Of the Troupe in thi city will be but
for . short seriOd-every evening this week and
WEDNESDAY ASBsAyUBDAr AFTER.
SO9NS. apS-6t-
METZEROTT HALL.
PAREPA. BRIGHoLI.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
The Manager bess to inform the citizens Of
Washington that the hi ghy successful Prirns
Donna, Madame EUPHROSYNE PAREPh
ROSA, and the great Tener. signor BRIGNOLi,
will give One Grand Concert on
MONDAY EVENING, ,APRILl5,
When tn 9 following Artists will appear:
Madame Z. PAREPA ROSA
SigRor bRlGNOLI,
signor FERRANTT,
Signor FOkTGNA. and
CARL ROSA
Musical Director and dAccompanyist,
Signor NICOLAO.
Admission, Sls0; Reserved Seats, 50 cents extra.
The sale of seats will commence on Thursday AZ
8. m, at Metzerott's Music store ap6-td
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" JAMES q. MCGUIRE q co., q
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. ~

FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs. ~
Having reIipqui.hed the Auction and Commits.
sion business and con vertea our extensive ware
rooms, Mt the corner OF 10th and d streets, into
first class
HOUsEFUKNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
We are now prepared to furnish every variety of
HOUSE ASB OFFICE FURNITURE,
at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises
PARLOB SETS. In Reps and Hair Cloth,
CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAM.
BEB SETS,
COTTAGE SETS.
SINGLE BUREAUS AND wAsHsTANDs.
ELABORATELY CARVED BEDsrEADs,
CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES,
EXTENSION TABLES,
HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER Pill
LOWS,
OFFICE DESKS and WHITING TABLES,
CANTON MATING, &C. &c.
We have also for sale the celebrated
TUCKER SPRING BED,
which for comfort, durability and chespness .
unrivslled. Also, the
TUCKER MANUFAOTURING COMPANY
BRONZE CLOCKS,
Beautiful ia design and finish. and at very ress
JAS. U. MCGUIRE & 60,
NH Him corner of 10th and streets.
& 90 n B Es.
HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and lstn s,res,
Entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, lMPoRTED LUXURIIs, &C, &C..
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have Just opened their New Gro.
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in FIRST class Grocery. Without At
tempting TO enumerste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. we cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock, believing We shall
not faii to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor US with their patronage.
we all especial attention to our assort rtment OF
TEAS and OOFFEEs, which have been elected
Win great care for purity. Dealers will find q
nne assortmsnt to select from, and our prices TO
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the CITY
jan s-sra
RYCOQPER LATIMER, Auctioneers-
II Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and iIth st.
AT PRIVATE SALE
"A ApnqTmnber nnqmber Of fr.t class PRIVATE RESI-.
DEnOEb, In central localities
Alsoi H small Brick and Frame HOUSES
I.are BET. n ssP MsshiaEsGn n, and nd AieIsndris
For further particulars apply Of
STEIHWAY's PIANOS.
We have Just received Q new assortment Of IL
PlAHOFOkTES from the factory, con
CsS'sss, Cssi'ns q Grand, saoars' and uprishs v
For the last ten yesrs eteinwsys Pianos have,
on all OCCASIONS, received the dret premium over
all new York, Boston, philadelphia, And Baltimore
makers. whenever and wherever they have come
in composition. At the Worlds Pair In Londop
6teinway Sons received the Endorsement yof
supertority Of their Pianos all err Of the
Worle. " q MBfZDBOTT 90.
fs3.n Ho jis Penn avsnus. cole Xssan,s.
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The Institution for whose benefit this enterprise
is conducted wac founded fer the purpose of grs-
tuitously educating the so1s Of deceased Soldiers
and Be- amen of the United States.
New pupils will be received after April 4, upon
complying with requirements.
The purchaser Of each Engr aving for one dollar
will be given certificate emitting the holder to a
share In the award OF presents.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Wehsve t1st received o splendid assortment Of
GOODS, which We will sell as low can be bo ught
N this market. consisting In Dress Goods. White
Goods, Oassineres, Notions. Msttiag, Oilclotb,
&c A spleIdid assortment of PaTss lis, very
cheap; French made whslebOne Cersets, 81 y
rail- 5-4'Dlescbed Cotton, PC; 1914. 62s Q yard;
Glnsbsns. eec. 6alicees from Il to 2Gc.; Towelng
very cheap
Light cslo.ed Kid Gloves. 81 20 psi-
Bleached Cotton. % and IS cts best. yard wide
HEHNAGE LUTTEELL,
sp4 cost corner 7eth st and Pa ave
SELLiaG oFFAT COST.
Hsvins l<st received new snd-veIl selected
hScck Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
LACES, f-eaI and imitation.I
EmBROID ERIES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BVTT0ES. &C. hc
And having, Unexpectedly, TO move ~ the LIST of
May, We sb sill sell
EHTIRESToCK, From THIS DAJH, AT COST
CALL cND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS,
Z LENZBEBC CO.,
4G Market Space. under the Avenue House
Enh 2S-l1-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To the military organization inhusucins thu
largest sale Of engravinss viii be presented q
handsome RsGimsntal Standard.
Parties purchasing Ensrarings win please I'd
wise the ssents to which regiment, &e.. thsy ds.
sire 70 credit their purchase. ---.-..-
Those tesirias set - agents win apply for
infoTnsusn. ~ NH soID
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DGKTABLa
STEAM ENGINES,

Oomb,ning the maximum Of efficiency, durshility,
and econ Romy, with the minimum Of weight md
price. They Ars widely and favorsoly known,
mere than 600 hsing in All warranted sstis-
factory or ns ssls. Descriptive circulars sent on
J. U. H0ADLBY CO.,
fe eOfu Lawrence.
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9 8. m, at Metzerott's Music Store. sp6td
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
FOB SHORT TIME ONLY,
COMMENCING
TUESDAY EVENING. APRILs,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT AFTER UETJI
FURTHER NOTICE, AND ON
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTER.
MOONS AT O'CLOCK.
THE GREAr EUROPEAN SENSATION.
ARABIAN KNIGHTS ENTKRTAINMENr.
LOITERINGs ON ENCHANTED GRoUND
entitled the Arabian Nights, and am
bedytng, with vivid and striking
the i'm. einasion Which S'iloVs hSVs Oi
CHARMED THE WORLD FOB 200 YEARS
COMPRISING
FIFTY SPLENDID TABLEAUX,
which fer Lofty Grandeur and ETHEREAL Beauty
N serp.ss 81 that has yet been produced by man
in this city for the first time. exhibited in the
city OF London' At 50 James Hall. for $50 con.
setuuye nights, to the largest assenblages ever
gathered within thar renowned resort or ,6a
Ehsilsn metropolis, and as exhibited In the prine
c1psl continental cities, where. during a two
years tour OF AIN pied success, il was visited
by nearly all the u
CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE.
With their Royal Families, who, together with
the entire Press, CLERGY, and NobiIity have
united with the people everywhere in propoun.
cingit
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL WORK OF
MODERN TIMES.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Deserved Seats ....... ............... 50 CA,,.
Admission to Matinee TALL parts of the WINS
haii Cents
Doors open in the evening st7l4 O'Clock; exbi.
bition commence ats o'clock.
Doors open to matinee at o clock; commence
at o'clock.
The sale of reserved seats will commence at
mia avenue, TUESDAY MORNING, and sysrv
day thereafter while the exhibition remains
The magnificent organ used at the exhibition
Smith. Boston, Mass kindly loaned by Mr.
Ellie, who is the sole agent for this city for the
sale Of those superior instruments.
Secure your seats during the day and avoid the
crowd about the ticket office Al night
A. n DOkLAND,
ANDERSON co, Proprietors
UHARLES 0LDS, Agent. ap54t
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-03
TIE RADICAL HOPE UNDER THE
NEW FRANCHISE LAW.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
nercial writing ia the Radical interest,
from this city, thus expresses the hopes
and expectations of the Radicals in this
State under the operations of the new fran
chise law: aa
The almost certain prospect, under the
new law, is that the State will be swept
triumphantly for the Radical ticket the
coming summer and fall. This is expected
10 include not only the Gubernatorial race
and the Congressional elections, but also
all county municipal and town contests
that may take place Wherever vacancies
may occur as sherifls, Judges, constables,
mayors, corporation officers, municipal
boards, and so On,spo doubt exists that the
position will be filled with loyal men. The
present prospect is that Conservatism is
dead in Tennessee. The size and unanimitv
OF the negro vote must OVerbear ali oppo-
sition. II is universally believed that
BrOwnlow will be a second time Governor,
If his life is spared; and this result IS re-
garded as certain rs the day Of election
Even the Rebels reluctantly admit it. The
next Legislature promises to have more
Radical numbers in it than the present one.
The fears, the doubts, the apprehensions
which perplexed Union men here few
weeks ago have disappeared under the in
huences of thenew franchise law, sustained
by the militia law, as the morning mists
disappear before the rising sun. ..
But Il IS not crpecied hat success wH be
reached withom doodshed. Liberty and civ
ilization seems always TO have marched to
their greatest victories through a crimson
food Violence now as in days past, must
10 as appointed WOrk. Many rietims may
fail but out Of their graves will rise the
olive branch Of peace. arson may fame
dguinS he IhidaigA skies but it viii light
the funeral pyres Of the prejudice and pas
sion which rule the hour"
The same correspondent says, of the mi
lila law
This measure, now an accomplished
fact, stands in relation to the franchise law
as a corollary 10 a demonstration. The
franchise iaW has hroaed loyalty in Tennes-
see he militia Tar nil protect Il in Us rights
and privileges. A force of one or more regi-
ments from each Congressional district is
provided for 70 be known as the Tennessee
State Guard. These troops are intended to
hunt down and arrest, for trial by the civil
courts, those desperadoes who have been
shielded from pursuit, after the commission
Of high crimes or atrocious outrages, or
who, either through fear or favor have not
been arrested by the proper authorities.
They lciA also be used as a police force 10 see
that he bailOt-bOr is protected from scenes Of
rioieace or iatimiddtion and that the officers
Of the laws are sustained in seeking the
ends Of justice" ..- r.. n