Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-18
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PxRIs, DEC. 14.-Tlye Moniterof
today publishes in an extra issue the
blowing important Intelligence from,
Marh:
ne ne,s'ai,S " slle te,nis
set Iortn IN = proc' s,,,..,' issued oy
s,ierai lan,i, ha ,,e 81 yeI ,ei.
auy at. t .i,s peopu~au STU .ne,s
.,nms 70 ar a.tnw.. - t, mc s.oope
INV i'oiu Sn '", 's Nail S,u WV a.
EuIIesi, = NJ a., ga ~ saN Wy
LII y, AN ~ ii. ,,a,.so,, pi,yv,vJs,
,iia ~ M one, =, , 80 ar,s,ia
20 tie p, rny,siim =, ro,n,t 10 ~
dir, and that this action on the part
OF the Dnke was prompted by the be-
lief that the insurrection was a move
ir1ent instigated and conductedby the
Carlist party. 5t.l..i..
ar.np,n noo 1anrho , ,s,,.roo
,;nn IN ra1;1 has tar,n;nato,, ,a.;,h ~ I
s,,rran ~. oa ne NO ins,,r@onts WI nnv
e.f ,hn,' ',as;rod e. danas;t t,,o;, '',.,s
W AZ ,,'ar;oa, ~ onns,,iata,s ;rs a
81 dai;varinm 'ha,e 4" tna - inr.sae
~ Mani a,,thar,tiaS. Int Gen Doro,,o 80
fused to allow themsto so dispose of
their weapons, and held them TO q
strict compliance with the terms of
his proclamation. 1idpi3 hss h.yf
1,..r,.f nv ;,,,s,u.s... q,
in 80 ISL, y es,,op
= nm. .y,as e. ~ ,;,;tar,
s i,,cars " M Nal, No nnnn,e ee,,ernii,, ~
returning the arms which they had
secreted ut their homes. Pefect quiet
now prevails, and there are no indi-
cations of the recent disturbances, ex-
cept patrols of soldiers in the streets
and military guards around the Hotel
de Vile and other public hnildings.
~ "a M, mr.. =.
ea,,so soh a,,,n T. ~, ,cnnt - 80. ~ =
tax, ON whisky AGAIN raised to two
soiiars, anu CONGRESS !, = oeins qmetiy
secured IN support OF it, ~, q sll
relative re- the Alasl,a ,,nrcbase n,on.
ev. and saws S.. BOO. 600 were sent from,
this eityto Russia last, A ,,pust. :, The
81 ono CifO refayred To os having been
sent from London. were in naSment
of the Russian railroad loans - - 0''''
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NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-The Tribune
editorally says: I'VE are advised
from washington that the Supreme
Court Is pretty certain to adjudge the
legal-tender act unconstitutional
We are told that there will probably
he but one dissentcr nom the courts
judgment" ..t... t,,f.'.,...
W,su,xcroN Doc IA -lThe Cow.
w hSiiiNe'roN, Dec. IA me Coin-
niittee on heconstructlon inns morn
ing examined the hepnbiican Com
mttee rom Mlssisslppi' reiative 10
tne aiieged irauas III mat state at
me imte electi0u: me committee on
hhectiohs VIII TINS week take up the
contested cases rom tennessee and
MissoufLi h1Tiaf1i 31pV bra Tais ri
Do c.,,o
,,oSioH, 1T Aiotu'1'irabo Detno'
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WAsIIINToN, Dec. 1.-THE Prcsi.
dent presented a communication from
the Secretary of War, transmitting
the report of the Commissioner Of
Freedmen, Refugees and A abandoned
Lands, asking for the appointment oil
a commission to investigate the oper-
atoms of that bureau from its organ.
ization to the end of tho present
month. Referred to the Military
Committee. 3ND eti iu -inaNeF I
D Mr.. Summer presented a petition
from colored persons in Georgia, ask.
ing remedy for lOutrages to which
they had recently been.exposcd. Ap
prQpri4telv referred- -,-.l-
Mr.. sherman presented q memoir
al anu addfess OF members elected To
the Legisiature or Misslssippi and
oohers, aiieging that the Constitution
was adopted by majority OF regis
.ered voters IN that state, and pray.
ing Congress TO recognize 1t as the
constitution OF M isslssippi, and put
IN 9pera!toh .ne sotaVe government
under II. referred TO Committee
OIL uuiciary.
Mr.: Morgan introduced the follow
ing bill, 10 provide Tor the redemption
IN com, OF the united states notes
ana iractionai currency: H
he u enacted, That hereafter there
snail be no sales or gold belonging To
the treasury, anu that which may
hereafter accrue over and above the
amount required to pay the interest
OF the pubic debt and for other spe-
enc uses, specified by law, shall be
reserved ana set apart for the redemp-
tion OF United States notes and frac-
tlonai currency. PIG no fla
sec. z, Ana be 1t further enacted,
Ihat on ana after the first day OF
July, 1871, the treasurer Of the Uni
ted states snail pay IN coin, at the
treasury OF the United States, at
washington, In the District of Col
umbia, and at such other points as
may he designcted by the Secretary
OF the treasury, all notes and frac-
tional currency that be presented for
redemption. W.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That
on ana after the list of January, 1872,
the national banks shall nav I'm ooin