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Greeley at the Inauguration.

"A Washingtonletter The evening
papers here contain amusing accounts
of Greeley at the inauguration ball.
They say that his venerable white head
and spectacles made him a conspicuous
object wherever he moved, causing him
to be recognized by everybody. o lie
looked Ike cat,in Q strange garnet, in
the midst Of the say throng, and was
continually getting stranded in some
hopeless position. y AT one time he WAS
fastened upon a, stairway in an eddy OF
the two currents '6f moving humanity,
for nearly ali houf. Siow'sof l,totion.
he was continuaAy,beihg ,scrOuHed and
hustled and crushed by the pretty, wo-
men revolving about him. This last 'ex-
perience he seemed to rather like, but
swofe a'great DEAL in The ''oddesti and
most miscellaneous style, when janlmed
and jOstled for two hours at 4 he cloak
rooms in quest Of his white oyercoat.
One would as soon expect a bullet from
rosebud as an oath from Horace
Greeley. but he certainly did curse most
ferociously Oh this occasion. -od,ltl,N
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The Radicals of Virginia.

PETERsBuRG, March 9.-The Republic
S can state Gonyenii9R net at noon to
tempted to be declared temporary chair
man. when the Wells men resisted, and
a general fight ensued around the chair
mans stand. A strong police force in,
terfered and separated the eoinbatahts.
Burgess, the Mayor of thy, city, appear
ed and made a speech in behalf, of peace.
The rival candidates for Temporary
chairman followed, advocating force.
Another row ensued, and the Mayor or
dered the police, to clear the hally which
was done. The delegates are now, SCAT
tered about the streets, and it is hot
known where they will meet again.o ~
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Disgusting Parallel.

A newspaper fitmky, whose lace is
always toward the rising sun, gets off
the following pieceo Of toadyism.: ,sia''
President Grant, like Washington
and Jefferson, lmade no. pretcllsion to
oratory, in the delivery of,hislinaugural.
His voice was iraudiple Except !S Per
sors near the platform. But his glo-
riots deeds have resounded around the
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Judge Barry on the Bench.


The Gallatin Eaami,,er of last week
says, .rgr9 an .o,d..r 81 .t .o.drH
The decision of the Supreme Court
in the case of Barry VS.. Laucke, was an
nounced last week, the effect Of which
was to Dust Laucke and restore Judge
Barry to his position as Chancellor
The opinion of the Court is, lengthy,
and is severe and just review of the
frauds connected with the matter as
evincing a deliberate intention to defeat
the popular will of the qualified, voters.
For once the voice of justice has been
heard In high places, and a usufper' is
compelled ungracefully to vacate' Ipo-
sition to which he is not entitled,gl4 1d
The Court was duly opened on, Mon
day last by Judge Barry, who is now
discharging the duties of his position.
An election has been ordered to be held
the 9th of May next,
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Indiana,

A dispatch from indianapolis of the
5th Mapeh' SAWS 80 dc pii OF s'oi7LA
-'1n the Legislature this imorhihg, as
soon as the session WAS opened, fifth
nine Depocraticmembers offered their
designations, thus breaking the quorum
and bringing the session to, an end
The coaGp'de etM was not expected, 1t
having bean determined upon in caucus
last night. A few members remained
in ordelto make the calls of the House
and otherwise prevent ahy further leg
ishtion.2 ii soTS9g q iGdinuDN {. u
oTGoyernoY lBgkeriis now issuing writs
for special elections in,the, vacated dis
fl'icts, and Will call q special session of
tile Legislature 10 meet in April. ''i'','
e'Tliei motive Of The resighing members
was no dohbtro prevent tile ratification
Of the15th amendment beforc theft con-
stittpqnts could vote in reference tosit.
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The, Postmaster, General.

.Mh fgssWelJ. thea eWrfRo sstmaster
GiepeaEabj sreRrafse!ppjteea Pysome ofthe
N !ISsif,ibe d1Rfpsrsl toobe thnrnqpgAlyi ca
pable, as we'll as intenSfsly. practical in
his notions,1of business, and of ire
pfDaehablis:: Integrity. oTfso, We. hope
iie9 WIN habus pSflioaP2 81 his suBSfif-
iaaftds l@asKaa lIfas Pride sa9Res,99p 81:
,d1aii{ies. iohi ehi''lud ga ApoI
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XXI Church..

A Washington dispatch Of the .7th
contains the following: ,,.-. ' W.
Grant, wife and son, with d small par
ty, entered lMetrop cOhhrch, and
walked nearly to the altar, but binding
1 2 special preparation made f0F them
FSApology Was made lfroml the pulpit,
to the effect, that hereafter space bo re-
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~ ~ lf77'Wall Street! 'Gmi'.G 49,
The New Y ork Herald of last Satur-

day says;ruoH rOt ht1ET ,1u
Yesterday gold dropped to Il30A-
the lowest in 3 two ,yeqrs-apd bonds
went up to 1l9A.' Rather Significant
signs of the effect produced by the in
auguratiOn Of the new regime at Wash-
ington. Abroad the excitement 4, was
very great. and, American securities
went up to S3tss in London and to 'S614
in -F,n ,,l.fort nFulUJ - iaGf giIi1 DnEu. :
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FIRE AT KNOXVILLE.
A Block Of Buildings Destroyed.

A Block of Buildings Destroyed.
Knoxville was visited OIL Tuesday
night by one of the most destructive
fires that has ever occurred in that city
destroying the entire range of bust
ness buildings on Gay Street, known as
Ksnnsdy,s Block. Tbe loss estimated
In round numbers at sixty thousand
dollety,&bPd fneAhlf NYh1h 4%nnt
lis, said .to. be cQyegcd By ipsurancs...IIn
the third story If 9nf Of the buildings
destroyed was s'lhes ,raMaqass0niiccc Ledge
IRP9gh .sTAs. .sptlre, fYYpitrEee Y tho
Lodge was losts sYhs Press and Herald
says, the fire Us believed TO- have '6figi-
mated in the, room occupied by ar.
1iaveiM a pninter, and adds; At no
time in, the, history sof Knoxville Inns
there been y more destructive, .eonfa-
grafton. The flames ragged for, inpre
THAN two hours, bidding defiance to eve
ny effort to stop, their mad eareer.,,T
We don't, know what facilities Knox
vile possesses for. distinguishing flfss,
but the recent warnings they have had
, should induce the citizens to make qvo-
| ry,proyisiS1 possible against such Ca
| lamitics. .t,g.,rsgiyq.v.
/ Fire at ChfcagS--- ,oss or Life,
CHICAGO, March 6.---The terrible con-
| Migration which 'ra Seti in this city last
night was attended, with fearful loss or
life. AT the great fire, which CONSUMED
Wisdom b -I,se,s Plssaias- nail, ON Canal
Street, fouy tireNen LOST their lives
These meplRdie On thS IroG trying to
cut holes for the insertion of pipes,
| when the roof gave way. and they were
! pfecibitIted Tito The stethihg- ndnies.-
A fifth man, named Miller, caught hold
of the telesraph' wire that crossed the
building, and worked himself by his
teeth and han is along until the ladders
could reach him, when he was rescued.
Tie Victims called for help brtp none
icouid reach thefh. . Dmingr the night
eight more fires occuryed. iny9lying a
total loss of about 100000. Altogeth-
er it was night of horrors. and the
terrible gale blowing, added to the hor-
h'Ofs of the occasion., The remains of
the burned. 1iramen, were taken from
the ruins to-day and inquests are being
held .,lyf'p
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Backed Down.

The Senate having shown an indisro-
sition to repeal the statutory provision
Of I7Ss sSaf later adyices, state that the
President withdrew 'lhis message and
Mra Stewart resigned His successor
had not bsen fiamed!, The new Presi!
dent has made 4 bad start, and viii, DE
IN three months completely at the mevr
cyof the politicians, or IN tierce hostile
" witlfahca,.9l aiod BUS rsii" asei 'lai
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GHE INAUGUR
, s; 4: I'D mo- J;
a,f sGaGs ss,ir

of the new administration. What Is the
general prospect? it is full of,promiss,
prosNeyity,u epa9ysssv-42 sxslepssaAat saxaa
power, at home aud abroad, and SO
opens the new book of Ameri$Ah BIS
tory"
heswSwa ssys the inaugural Shows
tobaiiuch cotifiiih csaand seif.sA n cfehay,
lacks that grave-aad sustained propric-
Ity0 of fexpressiane be6Hing tho Gliet
Magistrate has.no original ,iideas. ard
EVERY thing in thegmcssageawhich 10 pot
Aat.is crude, and it is,a mere. echo of The
tritest commopplaeos ofthe Republican
press. .to4ul sstbnAi1Iam lia $50 iEdi
1.-The Iif6mRe 81 VS.. the emphatic de-
Iolaratiomlofil Rfesidentl Grant thatliw G
should pay ourmational debt to the MT
ttcrmosti farthing; Is worth, countless
millions ito dhGi labor. commerce and
prosperity of the irepubfic.H lit ssays
Grant will be the champion ofthc Mon.
roe doctrine, and direct Uhisa policyo to.
| ward consolidating and, extending we
publican institutions upoai the Nodtl
| American continent. 1t. hopes to ire.
ceiye from President'Gra rant ~ splendid
Administrations 12rrisilHnln a.' TO
| ~ ITc 1I}MpS says. UC t1tVguTd
ttahches the sreat wants, indicates great
duties and propeuiids q great policy
with q distinttiless tint leaves nothing
I'M doubt. General Grant had something
to say, and he has said'it strongly and
WELL Ut says no one doubts that Gen
teralN Grant will aim TO meet the just
wishes and expectations of The Repab.
Iican party, not by coincidiig with the
demands of Its Individual members
fbut by promoting tho welfare of the
codntiy and building up its prosperity
on the principles OF the party as the
only principles ON ,whiclini 1T can safely
and permanently rely. Aii " ~ 10 W. .
Y The Sun says: The Inaugural is q
plain, straight forward, succinct declar-
alton OF the views which, Will govern
the National Executive tltHing the next
four years expresses firm convictions
ina manner which the popular heart
will EVERYWHERE warmly appreciate,
The. Post says: President Grants
sentences and, paragraphs all hit their
mark. lie does not mean, to quarrel
with Congress-, and neither, does he
mean to ibe its, creature. 1t commends
the inaugural warmly, Speaking o.
the Cabinet, the Post says it is by nc
means such one, as the politicians
with q strong party attachmcnt would
have appointed, ,r,sa M t.,or,.,,. III. ..i,
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THE CABINET.
,sts"ll tt5sstx lei l%:i|!!

G. fh4 J1TiRf'e lTys 1th9 PeYS Cebinst
Miami kp'tels {hpbafidak} i Raclimail
was chosen. " Grant .expresslx- aid
MN IN ,CarryIng out tne progralnme OF
ahid 1ifteBritsS'effibSdiedi IN the
lanansurnhh "oi'aNi'iHil'i1ho ,hol lli,,,
| Tho Times says the. .CaSiheg,' ,ag a
\ h6lS,n@ A not tommeha 'itgetf the
lfqsOf or the p6iiticiatfss;;i becansSS " has
aStHeen taksn from trstf EarsS hSyage
ltte men WHO eofhtose II spmciishuy
wei Known 70 the ppoiic ar lfrSe TO
Icomm'Yns, IN 9dvaficc, tie .fHll c6hll-
1dynce OF tne ,fominuniPtSyi Put IN tle
VERY iresnitcss ofhrs ciyaracters IN, ne
1fact that 1ts 'mernbers are business men,
rather than politiciTfts' anu ale Likely to
MAKE me practl!cSani flltercst or fhe S9nn
IrH .ns,r Hrss eassi NJ see rSShsp III
uca,ss. tnI 4, SHIlict yMg5,t
,n E ,,ai Hnifisa5ttHI y ny rihiNis-
JPN ~ ui' n st'o "i u; sloyc1g odt Ash
ln The WoHd SAYS lHpant has made SUCH
d Cabinctas no politicians woula haze
advised, such cabinet as no rewspa-
,pYc,yIcopltt hays fonjeftped, PtoSlapl9ct
which HIS ms politica! opponents WIN
wonder ana ms poiltlcaI frlehds; VIII,
Psuppressef dis,nay: Ituerldes flle ap-
Pointees am saysInat no! one OF tncm
nus ever ocenknown III Tue councils 81
the natlon an, =, ,o,,isnr mi, T., -
The louisville CoNrier-TourDpI. SAYS
lof the new Cabinet % If Presidnt Grant
tbad looked all over the, world he could
lhardly. have found q, set, of men who
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igfr4f,,gevafsI9g accsc. 0NfSy tgAHNI enf:a

String e'*' Peacc" ,Hi6vefp ept::a
I'Thel gene taio arhyp ordtF fes t6ahg2i To
tkepBo asheNb eUinMands the oAieefs rel
moyedobDn BE hnson, aaiises a painfibimp
preston, and that of. sending Sheridan
bdCkit0 N6wy 6aqeHas| itplisfcBhteffAsd
wiAbansnnros,sa aIhitfetyfaalinG amDng
thoAe9plsNhRid HsnaO0li,,
t sSo 'sSs'a gRag
thA IBdiAps1 aQstepsibly,i tlIes Nyders,sf
they eye The. wishes II GrsRt,
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ta,he state Department.

Much is said of Whshbuime, for. 16
years an NJ. c., Personally he is broad
shouldered,, big beilied, but not poitly,
5 feet s Inches in height and 80 years OF
age, good looking, Inclined to gray,
with chronic affection Of the Kidneys,
Which makes Rim ,testy at times o. 1fc
drives single horse, presenter rt8 him
BY Gen. Grant. He is thcsefathef Of SIX
children, otic ofwhom is in west Point,
and a classmate OF Grant's son. 'ffhe
two families are especially intimate, W
Such is the chief Of, The Cabinet: MI
Liucoin's Cabinet contained q Seward
ana Chase, the two most 'eXpcrieiiced
statesmen III fire Republican party. ~
Gen. Cass was chief of BuchGpan's
Marcy, Of Gen. Pieree's'; Webster, Of
Fillmore's;! CLAYTON, Of TaylbEs;. Bll.
clianan, OF PolNs; Webster, ~ 1Iafri
SORTS and Tylelas; FORSYTH, OF Van Bu
ren's; Van Buren,, OF JacksoH's (; Henry
Clay, of john Quincy AahtnsS:' JONI
Quincy Atlams, Of Monroe'se:N Monroe
Of Madison's; Madison, oY!iJeilerson's
and now, EfihH b. Washbpine. W. 2 ~ :.
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MaclIiOn COlfax.

seMack,li in alettci, pays Ms respects TO
the new Vice President in this wise: +"
9''sh has been truthfully said Of Schuy-
lap, dhatuthe little man runs q larger
of machinery 10 smaller
boiler than any other living
persod. aGTie OMonder to- me Is, that
somebody doesn't invent q steam en-
ginc'9n shis mfqdah ThelsameIpri4eiple
lIpon. WHICH he operates in the political
World Would, II applied to mechanical
purposes, tufh'a six-fe6tl Wheel with Il
tWo-inch cylinder" .dipot ,'yhu,
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ltllIliOrS,

Advantageous eeiaisays the Troasn-
ryship was offered to IAlh1 DO utwbll, but
he declined, AND tho, Postmastershipr
Attorney Generalship,. and then, the
Secretary of State We're offered to Mr.
wilson, OF iowa, Who declined all Of
them. .bloi-sr7hl
"a A %tS E4 atpstSh fMbr dRarFG daes
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Senator Brownlow.

1t was thought that the arrival of,our
venerable friend, Senator Brownlow, at
Washington. would be marked by some
extraordinary demonstrations. Such,
however, was not the case. Ills EN-
trance into the City, where so many
great men who figured largely'at home
have become suddenly lost to public
view, was ignored in the rush and
throng of the occasion, and he appears
to have attracted no more attention than
a. poor boy at country frolie, no. =,
President, JOhnson's ValedictOry.
Aday or two before retiring from the
Executive Mansion, President j ohnson
issued valedictory address 10 the
American people, which appears at
length in the leading journals. Itis de-
signed as a defense Of his administra-
ton, is ably written, like everything
emanating from that source, and is
drawing upon its author the fierce and
vindictive assaults of the entire radical
press. We regret our inability to spread
the interesting paper before ourreadcrs
this week. tE"qtpr d
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Rsg" The colored church and school.
house at Clinton, .ina Campbell county,
were fired by, incendiagies last, Sun dpy
m9soIy;piprgg, and burned down. ,i,,,a ,,.;
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Ar, we1saHI qhssyS1plFsFllii F w + ! ,tSi,
ing. made upon oqTuSNEtaJ sq,Jt0 iirlrs
duoe him to Observation-Disclosures
resent McMinms coahty Aithsd pcpaiat,,
branch of Inc Next Gebytdt BE RiA n 7.
Nj, Tunnel qSgs,@' lfefadlsa spssfn
syasiapIisas loilA ~ Huownlaw Aimselfd
and possesses pscdliaF slsldtivoGsslts'
fi4dfions bsiVol sozat lis 10 tnsm'sos,f
-,'S'-aif :; .---s ~ i1~1 rTtr -tN'
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mo Democratic Candidate. d

Wefhfer froiha paragraph in one of
our Nashville qxchahgeestha itispfof-
tX.weli settled there shall be no psmr
ocrstic candidate liomihatedr for, Gov.
efnor; to be run at the ensuing election.
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CURRENT TOPICS.

We yield the larger portion of our
available space this week to matter
bearing ppon The Inauguration of -ths
new Administrator, President Grants
iliaugqtsl, address, (Which weIMfnished
to . number of sour-readsrs- last -Fsidsy
morning in an Extra will be found Oh
the first page Of tbis,paper. iItiisshort
and contains several excellent senten.
ces, though the general tone is In the
forcible-feeble vein. The comments Of
the daily press upon the inaugural SC
far are mostly favorable, some of which
We copy elsewhere. 0mr, eni .Hf ,~t
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E1SS9 Eo l,oaS,lnmntISS Sasff tedJnlarm

Scctyetnry of the Vcus,lryHT find that
by the Sci section Of the act Of Com
gross, approved, September 2, 1850, II
'TfrbSidGs rs fblfbtts, toiwit!! <Tish e. I
|hl...Aid lbcnh Y1rtIier ehneted, That Sio
pptrsou gapp8ihfed 10 any officc Instituted
IL tSiyacf isHhh directly 5 f. iTdfiatfly
|bt tGfeeSpsd, W. il crested, iii CARRYING
on; btnfifessJ Of i,tradU OF commerce, noi
'6wntr I'll whoic 8r part Of any Sea- YES
satH Sta ptitThas 50 by himself, Or ph2ther
otbtr I;Hblic prSt,drty25 Be cdhSsilIadi
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miscellaneous Meetin gat'N ashvilIe

MIScclIancOuS MtctliS aCN dShPlllc
From the direction OF Nashville, We
have tie proct.sedings.of q meAiAg. hsld
in that city, retrospective 1oflpaptM'lIto
endorse President Grant and his '"ads
milable cabinct'Aetirst etlitiSh3 Y
seems to have been. lliibbsrallX attended,.
The most prominent itiguresfsnahe ec1
casion were, ex-GoNeinorR Fo6te rand
Judge Coiyci:4Atlie Mtttr, rot APT tSobs
hasty III action There peSSB p e li btlysI
harm in proposing to, offer psnfaehaps
opposition to- the newi4A administrations,
and we hope our Nashville ,ffiehdsWili
have no OCCASION 70 revise p. amend
their resolutions, pr go back on their
patriOtic Observation-Disclosures 10 blyd otgisH
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bssg, New Y ork, 10th, gold.3lM.srfenI
nessee, Bonds, ex-eouponssi 67,l @67la.
NeWLOO.. !, -i,lN n ~ .intt 49,. b.. y. :
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y .ssay ysGP AshbSrnn has been arrested
at Htlanta, charged Win fobbing tho
lnailso sdIeis ~ sonlof CIV ? Ashburn,
whosvss nsagdered nat ,ColuM bus; . Ga.,
last fall. ~ r s.,ih,
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Governor SeMtGr.,

Some of our Middle Tennessee CO.
temporaries have been iridulgiig q hope
that Governor Senter woald seek AN
early opportunity to disband ,the mill
tia. There can be no doubt that'sucha
step ON his part; would comifiana' the
appreciation Of all temperate7minded
people. But Nv. Senter, like. e'great
man at Washington. who during ton
months neveropened his mouth 'fof fear
Of putting his foot III it, seems Inclined
to be o little reticentin regard to his in
tentions. tits not at all likely he is de-
batting in Ills own mind what, effect a
move of the kind would have upon his
chances for the gubernatoriall ,polninar
ton, but, more probably, lis waiting to
see whether the present peacefnl con-
dition throughout the State i likely to
endure, E..r,t .t...,.. .,tr.,,st,,.
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The Secretary of the Treasury,
= The reader will remember a remark
attributed to Gen. Grant week or tw o
before the Inauguration, that in making
appointments to office should he fail on
the first occasion to get the right men,
he would repeat the operation until he
did succeed. Itnow seems that the Sc
lection of Mr.. Stewart for the Treasury
Department was mistake, that gentle
men being ineligible under statutory
provision enacted in 1889. So, unless
Congress should consent to repeal the
disabling clause, the President viii have
an opportunity for experimenting at an
earlier day than he anticipated. ,a-r
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The Cabinet.

50 In regard to the Grant Cabinet, it is
made UP mostly OF "new men," built
tie known to,the country, and whose SCI
lection appears to have taken everybody
by surprise. They seem to be generally
regarded as gentlemen Of little more
than ordinary capacity, and of rather
moderate politicalbias.s Their appoint.
ement was probably induced by'a deter.
'ilination on the phrt ofthe President3to
rule the household himself, and to have
no, ambitious politicians in his civil
family, scheming and intriguing for the
succession" ''I ~. y ''' ~, ~ 90 al
The following, are the Cabinet APP
,pointments as sent. into and contained
by the Senate ia a.l' e1'tH 9sriq 9'I
- Secretary of State, E. B. wa&iburne,
of Illinois; Secretary Of the Treasury,
"A. 4. Stewart, Of New Y ork Secretary
of War General Schofield !; Secretary
of the Navy, Adolph Barre, of Penn
'sylvania; Secretary Of the Interior, i.
ID. Cox, of Ohio; Postmaster-genefal,
J.A.J. Creswell, of Maryland Attof-
-ney-general, L. B. Koar, Of Massachu-
1setts. a''Aa "' '.''l ''' Ill.,. D.. ..... 2.
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,p1r Senator. RoYAsr .haso been -resd
out OF the Radical partys ,i,' q = "
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.lpGy- Cooper's'yeterans In Giles coun-
tYAye badly sfifictyH with THE double
!Ysh4tSp}}'l Ip8'eiesnahgoarl y!adf wolIof o.
ma 'Hon, Jno. cs Bfeekinrf4gs' IS rat
C,;n ctnn,,otisah 41o u nhitfl eNlSNHH "tf
NenlHnNa",. n - n rLN, 4 l.I.
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,rSh0wing His Hand.

l,lWaghiTSton.. b. q. Match 8, is!
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-25
sOHWOOB'S RESTAURANT,
No. I0 Madison Street.

II HAVE removed my Restaurant to No. 10
/ Madison g., where will be pleased TO re-
ocive my old customers. and al who may i.ver
ne with call. [oe-e9l J.6cHW0OB, Asst.
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GsnerslR E. Lee has nearly recovered
bis wonted health, and takes daily horse
hack ridea