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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

ffEEsMfN River News. I'D E-&r}
The Cumberland is still falling with about five
and half feet on the shoals.
Ada Lyon from Clarksville. with light trip.
DEPARTURES.
Ne,csbov for Burksville, light trip.
Cumberland for Cairo. with splInded trip.
From yesterday exchange:
LOUISVILLE.
The Richmond left louisville yesterday for
Nashville. The Debascrdt says;
The river is still receding. Last evening there
was six feet of water in the canal, and four feet on
the falls. No heavy ice is running in the river
here-nOne was seen yesterday. Business was dull
ms usual on the wharf Weather mild and cloudy.
CINcINNATI.-The Ro,cena left on the 10th for
Nashville and the Rebecca arrived. The Gazette
of the lltb Gays III ! III
ICE AND NAyIGATTON.-The river was filled yes
terday with large cakes of ice, some of them reach
ing from shore to shore, but during the afternoon
they became smaller and lighter. The ~. James
has laid up at Pomeroy. and the Ohto No. = at
Marietta. The Portsmouth packet, ~ M'ehotcs
did not arrive, but the Maysville packet Adgnotic
arrived and departed as usual. Boats arriving
from below report being delayed by the ice be-
tween here and Louisville. The officers OF the
C2er7aoRt, which arrived at dusk, report that the
Pfttsburg ice would reach here at 10 o'clock that
that what they had seer wousdnot materially OBJ
struct the river.
BusrNEss.-Qn account of the probable inter-
ruption Of navigation by ice shipments for n ash
VILE the lower Ohio and Mississippi continue
very active. but rates remain quiet low. We quote
Doe to New Orleans 606, and to Arkansas river, at
81 20 per 100
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CANDIDATES.
Far Counfx Iusire.


Ware authorized to announce VIM. A. Glenn,
as candidate for County Judge Of Davidson
county, at The ensuing election.
For Attorney General.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL DoSEL-
SON. ESQ. of Nashville, as candidate for Attor-
ney General, for the District composed of the
ccunties Of Williamson, Summer and Davidson,
al the ensuing election. ja2 66-td
- - For Circuit Court Clerk.
HAyISG been solicited by a large number Of old
friends, VIII. l.. Foster has consented to an
nounce his naine an candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election.
UavId G. Leve AZ a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Circuit Court Clerk Of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
For County Court Clerk. =,
+ s4indsley yichoI IL a candidatet for Pre-
election second term) to the Office of Clerk OF
the County Court Of Davidson County. at the
ensuing March election. decl7dtd
We are authorized to announce the namio
VIM. y. Chatham as a candidate for the office
Of County Court Clerk Of Davidson county. ut the
ensuing March Election.
We are authorized 70 announces w. g. Ewfn
as candidate for County Court Clerk of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. dec4-te.
We sre authorised to announce Thomas c.
Crunk as a candidate for County Court Clerk at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to aaneance Whitley w.
Philips as a candidate for County Court Clerk
a, the ensuing election. dec4-te
VIZ are authorized to announce VIC. HAIL a
candidate for County Court Clerk, at the ensa-
| ing election. b8 dsc4-te
For Criminal Court Clerk.
VIZ are authorized to announce James A. Hal
rs a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of David
son county, at the ensuing March election
| We are authorized TO announce Charles 4
Diggons as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerl
Of Davidson county st the ensuing March elee
ton. dees-te.
For County Trustee. sspi
! We are authorised to announce Phincas Gar
| reft as a candidate for County Trustee at the en-
suing March election. dee4-te.
We are authorized 20 Announce Thomas
shuse. of the Fourteenth Civil District. as I
Candidate for County Trustee of Davidson Count,
at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce r. W. Baliev
as eandidats for County Trustee Of Davidson
county a. the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Captain John
wilsos.. As q candidate for rs-electionto tina Of
fee Of County Trustee at the ensuing March elee
ton.
For sheriff
wEsase authorised 10 ANNOUNCE A-G. Hagey
as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county 8
the ensuing March slecfien-,s -
We are authorized 10 announce Rsbers
CstsIcs, = candidate for Sheriff Of Dsvidsel
county IL fhe next March election dec4-te.
Z WsFare authorized 10 announce Kesefusz'
Branch as a candidate for Sheriff Of Dayidso
county at the ensuing March election. deci-te.
We are authorized to announce w. 6. Hhau
as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county. 9
he ensuing March election. sss dees-ss.
VIZ are authorized to Announce VIVA wfssei
~ candidate for sheria. Mt the ensuing election
deel-td
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.Eateriatnpsesf ~ ySeadH.eAs. Lad night
a party lof jnsitadA fuests including
representatives OF the press, sat down 70 a
board spread by the S,edman brothers, which
was plentifally Esapnlied vice the various
aelicacfes Of the season. Ills well known
thst this restaurant is the resort Of the bon
sir~sss Of Nashville, and we need NOS say
that the critrtainmem last night iwaslof a
most reeAehcht CHARACTER Several dfstin-
guished citizens Of Nashville graced the "a
BILE by their presence, and the feast of
reason and fiow Of soul was all that the
mos; fastidious critic could desire
Various wines including Firo MaStado,
different brands Of champagne, DC, infused
1ife,and energy into the different toasls which
were Offered, snd caused the festivities Of the
occasion TO be peculiarly acceptable 20 the
numerous gsesss This entertainment,
which ws givsp in honor of DE re-opehing
OF the honse tcnsporarily closed Cor repairs.
was one Ishicls win be long sresaem5cred,
and which speaks well for the enterprise
displayed by the proprietor. Various
ioA<is wene presented, and appropriately re-
pended 20, and the entertainment passed
% With great sclai ,1a
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.Mansfacfurinq -fsfeesasr- II is always
Gratifying to see landable interest
manifested in community, in regard to the
deyelcpment of those branches OF trade which
tend 90 make that community prosperous.
In thickiy aettled countries, necessity be-
comes the mother OF invention and all
kinds of business are, as q general thing,
ssstematized eresx3sg wealth by what polit-
ical economists call the division of labor.
This arises from the very nsture of the case !;
!. fsr esergctic and aspiring men, hnding Ger
tain kinds Of business closed to them, open
new avenues Of trade, which perhaps would
not have been thought Of under other CIR
oumstances.
In this city especially, there are many ad-
vantageous openings for those who have ca
pital, and ihs necessary business talent 30
guide them on 10 success. Nashville Is not
noted for her mansfactures; and one reason
il, that il has been found difficult 10 secure
the necessary amount Of coal, without in
curing expenses which would leave no mar
gin for profit TINS, In our opinion, could
easily be remediei, by little afeptiOn on
the part Of those who have the means b
bring coal from MP the river in snah guam
titles a. % render is cost much less than Of
present. Coal boats might come down, Of
high water, fnom flie coal regions on
the upper Cumberland; or, by proper
excrtien. coal -coaid he ohsaiued nearer
home. From thp Capitol can be seen
one of the hills which skirt the city, where
camel coal is known 10 be deposited in
large quantities. We are aware that som'
sdiEimlties world havgsp bem0unsered IN
s.orlliEe this hill At present Z bal the pres
enee Of coal there demonstrates the probable
result Of searching after il in other parts o
the country nearDhysssE "a ~
We believe that capitalist Of the righ
stamp, who would turn his attention 20 thi
sui5cx, might benefit not oaly himself bu
the whole community.
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PxFER AND THE TARiFF-Th shameful
ly high price of paper is owing entirely to
high tariff on foreign paper. There never
has been time when all kinds Of materials
for making paper including many newly
discovered materials, have been so plentiful
as during the last year. And yet, shielded
by the high tariff which amounts virtually
to an absolute prohibition of imported pa
per, the paper manufacturers are able to
fleece the public to- any extent they please.
Anattempt will be made to remove the pro-
hibitory tariff, but the dominant party in
the House are determined that it shall re-
main unchanged. Under moderate tariff
the vesy best qualities of foreign papers
could be imported and sold at a price little
exceeding one-half of what the public are
now compelled to pay for paper of the most
inferior description.
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IT viii be seen from their advertisement
in this mornings paper, that the old and
well known house Of A. HAMILTON q Co.
Cotton and Tobacco factors, have retired
from business, 10 be succeeded by HUGH
McCREA & Co. The new firm is composed
of gentlemen long known 10 the business
communityof Nashville, a. possessing the
highest order Of talent and integrity They
cannot fail, in view of their experience, en-,
ergy, enterprise and accommodating dis
position to command a good share Of pub
lie patronage. Laa
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MONETARY AND CoMMERcIAL,
orrrcr orEHE UsIos AND AyEn ,ass

OFFIcE OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
.-ga s- ~ SATURDAY. Jan. IL. 1865.
MoNErARY.-Curreney was rather more abund-
ant yesterday. and Exchange was taken by the
Banks at = dis. @ par.
Gold opened in New York at 1885,. Itsold here
in small lots at 1885,
Bank of Tennessee may be quoted firm at 40.
There is an indispositon the part of holders to
sell until it is determined what course the Legis-
lature will take concerning the Bank.
Union Bank is scarce and in demand at Coo.
Wills Planters is dull at 55@56.
Southern money continues very dull. We un-
derstand that in the Eastern Market only a few Of
the best Banks can be sold at any price.
CorroN.-Yesterday was an exceedingly dull day
in the cotton market. 1t opened in the morning
at 40@41, but at noon 40 was the highest figure
that would be given for the best grade.
The grocery market was firm, without change
Produce indemand. Provisions were dull. i.
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List of Marriage Licenses issued during
the week, ending Friday, January II, 1856.
james Bryant to Mary Hammond.
John j. Andrew to Bette Pritchitt.
Nathaniel Dempsey to Mary Ann Hol-
lister uiF
William Scragl;s TO Margaret j. tirgeif.
John E. Tucker to Susan Bumpass.
Henry Ferebee to Nancy f. Green.
VIM. >. Robinson to SaIlie N. Newsom.
Michael McAnulty to Catharine Fitz-
gerald.
Adolph Tschopik to Gasoline Herbrik.
james Mullins to Bridget Nichols.
Andrew ". Phelps to Rhoda G. Sui
livan
William Cullinan TO Bridget Cullinan-
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Cincinnati market.
by Telegraph.l

10y EeIegfaph.J
CINCINNATI. Jan. 13- -FLoUR-Quiet andprices
unchanged. Wheat. firm without change in prices
at No. new red, l75c Corn, duh at SIC for ear.
Oats firmer and in good demand at SIC for No. 1c.
Rye. quiet for ,i5e for No. L Hogs opened active.
with 100, but closed rather dull at 1,175@12.
Receipts 6.10O head. Mess Pork in good demand
at 1850. Green Meats dull on account of mild
ness of weather at a5S@l27s: lie for shoulders,
sides and hams. Lard in good demand at 1sc
for prime city. -as5 .ge ni % 81
GRocERIEs-Quiet.
CorTox- Duh at 45c for middling. p
} WHIsKY--Steady at S2.2s per gallsn.
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Robbery By 18th Regulars. = Yesterday
morning, shortly after daylight, two soldiers
q belonging 10 the 18th W. L, robbed a store
on the corner of Spruce and Gay streets, of a
small amount Of property. They also en-
tered store on McLemore street. They
were. arrested yesterday by the military
- patrol, but the case has not been investi-
gated. VI
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The Washington papers announce that
the ladies of the Executive Mansion viii
receive visitors every Tuesday evening, from
~ to 10o'clock, and every Friday, from i
to 3 D. m.
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THE NEXT SESSION or MISS o'BRTAN's
SCHOOL. eE ksRTsf YISK1sTRERR WILL
BEasNk MdKDtFS aEuARF FwENTY-
NINTH. u ,,a iap6-lm.
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Classical, Mathematical and English
Scho0f.----The Exercises Of my School viii be
resumed on MONDAY. THE FIRST OF JANUr
AIRY. 1866. in the Rooms in The Southeast corner
of the First Presbyterian Charch. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils ,esn be
received. NArH Cross.
dee9O-1m
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EDUCATIONAL.
Select English 4 classical school.

TUE NEXT TERM OF MY SCHOOL FOR
i Boys will commence ON Monday, Febrss-
airy 5th- A few more pupils can be received.
School Room in Basement Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, Summer street.
jani0-1w w. BRYCE THOMPSON.
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Il O G A L N T. w =

. We cab attention TO the business cards of
Gano, Parsons & Co., of Cincinnati, and OF
c. r. Parsons & Co., successors TO Griffith
Parsons q Co., Of this city-to be found in
the appropriate columns Of this paper. y Z
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Cheap Boarding and Free Luneh-At No.
4 ASH Cherry street, up stairs LILLY Saloon
and Restaurant Free Lunch from 10 10 II.
o'clock every night. A Few day-boarders
VIII be taken on reasonable terms. The
best the market affords always on hand
Meals ut all hours. o. slsea-H' ian9-1w
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o0 FRET on Church street, opposite the MARI
able price. This y central. choice property. -
u mere than 90 feet deep.
~ Feet, improved. On Eias street. betwe<1
Church and Union. very choies .locatior. bul "a I
improvements ara moderate. The prize q rqri
low. .si t
o. Teef. wits, lsrss briek dweIi.sz. On wa
street, bttHecn Union and Cedar. being eb0nf III:
most Desirable location for residences IN fha nc
200 Feet on Msf;aroek street. Wcat Asshs,Iii
on which Il neal Brick DseIIiEg, o. rooul
4itoaen. Stable, etc. and drst -rafe cistefn TflcI
emily $500. House and prenlisss n good 0serr.
y fesFeef on bead street. west ashysiIe. wlt1
sIsxsnt new BFsek House. eonfainins 70 o. T
rcotas. kitchfn, stable fEs eigteTns. thruhb-<1
etc, etc. e tl3,on fefy deslrsble. II mes sd
30 rented for ne remain1sr &C IBIS and he Wao;
81 aext year. f4rs-r al - -
50 Feet On Nerth Market street corner ef Z,
Gust 5i' Ehieh, Z ~ ven kaesn Flsassns ssa
30 Fset on spxses street. vita lars. eiessj]
end nev briek pnelilngS e1nkaiEsnk Is fasaI~
bath rooms. kitehen. extra sifs. With "a. Hsss
and tyefy modern li1pFcfement- -.fss.5
proFements. vcsyi6E. Thls property Fnns tilros
10 Snmmez. 80 t.lt -.-' .uf =, 4
90 feet on College street. being the lower N
gen q TIE iet aow occupied q prpartra5
headquarterz. belonging % Dr. Waters prs
,AchPiss little lot On North College. issf Del.
ne Peblst Square. II saefifcs.
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Foreign Cotton Market.

.sa4 y AtBys Telegraph. q
New YORK, Jan. 12.-The following are the
quotations for cotton per steamer Scotia; Orleans
fair 2254d middling 2l11d. Mobile fair 221zd;
middling 2O34d. Uplands I'D; middling 2s4d.
The sales on Saturday were 10000 bales.
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Court Marital CbHUened.-The first session
of general court martial, convened by order
of Gen. Hazen. was held yesterday at the
camp Of the 18th Regulars, for the trial of
such prisoners as might be brought before il.
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Edgefleld school far Boys.

rI,HE 9TH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
ment OF Hobson Chapel. Tuition $5 per session.
payable monthly in advance. No deduction for
lost time. JAMES ANDERSON.
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FINE lot Of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris.
mas times. For sale at
FosrER BRoTHERs.
l2-tfUafTEl8E Ta1L
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LONE JAoKlil A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FpSyRE BsorHERs.
.Ideefe-tf.A isuG esast % @a4AA
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BANK ING HOUSE ~
OF q
A. w HI Il Il l. L q y d. CO.
AS a rs d .irNfoN syREeT ii.is ~ ~

nEALERs IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and Sil-
yer, Government Vouchers, State and United
States Bonds. Foreign and Domestic Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
Of their old friends, and the trading public gene
rally, to the fact that their banner Is again UNI
furied, and they respectfully ask share Of their
PATRONAGE Below arc oar rates foe uncurrent
Bank notes. &c. 30,
TENNESSEE. Bank of Fulton. .....s-.. Is
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AwIFF's toast for the tea table-"My hus-
band, may he never be tight; but, tight or
straight, my husband. 5f
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Reoaders c6a7.-The following business
lmks transacted yesterday tJBh
49, S. Meskie, stealing jewelry and clothing
10 the amount Of $500 from Mary MesSie,
sent TO the Workhouse.
: John McCarter, drunk sent to the Work
house. -
= Thomas Bnrkley, drunkenness and disor-
Derby cOnduct, discharged on payment Of
costs. 80 - a.
:. Samuel Baker, ditto. sent to worlshopse.
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Educate Your Children.

The Seminary for Young Ladies'
In the large and elegant Kirkmaa Bnildinss cor
aes Of Summer and Cedar ssrects ofsrs very
superior advautases. 4 4 poardins and Day
s zrrse sshoIsrship.S Order. Moral and Social
Culture are the leading ideas in ttis Institution
In addition TO- the rsEulsr English course. Music.
aud the fseneh eIasses. there ere now more pupils
IN Latin in this School. It's believed. than IN auy
ever conducted 10 tins city. 5. tse ssl-.s1fss I
The EExr sxssIoH VIII open on MONDAY.
January .. Pnpil may snt&r On the 6rst 90
january, however. and be betterprsparsi for Che
ensuing session. 80 ~ W. r WAED.
r.. o. BOZ 49, Principal.
Z dees-lm s b. t8s 80 - nqiirstis sit
! "a Il. I. q. So. y. q I
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Mr. JOHS W. FAxoS is our local agent at oiarks-
Vile. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions 70
the UsIok AND AnERrcGs. Ok
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f.. p. CoxE has received The Clipper, Wilkes
Spirit. Tarfand farp, Irish American Criminal
Zeitnns Freeman's Journal. American ArtiEan.
Banner Of Light Historical MaeRzine. Heterson's.
Ballew's and Leslie's New Monthlies for Zebra
AIRY, New York. Chicago. st. Louis, Washingt on,
ceivod daAls.sf taa ars -
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caLLat Bcns0n,s Music Store, 81 Union street II
yoa want cheap Album. writine Desk. Port
Fesio or anythinx II she shape Of a Christmas
present. o. ne are selling at cost to close out.
dee 2s--dif. ~
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: Maray Acquitted The trialof T. ,. Muir
raw, for shooting Edmond Housen on Tues
day last, was concluded yesterday before
esquire Meaeham.r He was acquitted, on the
ground OF jastifable homicide as il was
proved that the .deeeased, (Housen, shot
9w;ca hefore Murray frpd ~
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SAoosins on the Highpay.--Theg Memphis
Balleeiz says ;aAnother horrible deed has oc-
CURED, cyiucing the most. cold-blooded,
heartless nature. equal 20 the savage in
stincts of q brute. Mr.. Darwin Stewart a
young man, and son OF L. p. steward, start
ed out, 10 the country ON the fernando road
yesterday, morning. When about three
miles ont from the city, he noticed Rnegro
standing inside of fence but thoughtIess
of danger passed on, when suddeEly he
heard the report of the negroes gun and
Self ball enter his body, which penetrated
one Of his lungs. He fell immediately,
when the nerre advanced and deliberately
robbed him, plainly evidencing the original
purpose, Of all his money, being only about
fifty dollar, ablack oyercoat andIa watch
thaa had been presented TO him by ms IA
fhdr, Mr.. L. r. Stewart, and bearing1hat
name upon it, The victim lay in the road
bleeding until discovered by an lrishInan,
who was in his fathers employ, and the
criminal is still al large. Drs. Hodges and
Rogersare attending Mr.. Stewart, but have
little, il any, hopes Of his recovery.
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NASBtfttE stoANkNstAL INstN-
ANCE CoMRANt.----4he-o eiee Of this old
and reliable Company viii be removed on MON
DAY sth Instant 10 rooms in The Bank cfthc
Union. where they win be pleased to see their
friends. Parties wishing either Marine or Fire
Insurance will DO well "a cali gpoa tbs Company
for fair rates andrrornpt payment IN ease Of los
jan6-72w tD&l - IA
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House bin fNo. 90; To repeal an act amending
certain sections of the Code with report OF the
commltecs recommending is passage
Pending discussion which ersned, on motion.
the House adjourned until 10 o'clock Tomorrow
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HDaRF1ELD

Eehass aver I, 30 feet az zrupnd on he =
ehnice and desirEbIe streets IN Eixeheid. a. ~
Tor 4soG years from lss JannaEs next st 20
rhieh onshtso be sstFiseloFr - ihsss dszlrza
Gail, sErses . zunynkI
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Hof'sF .iffsoS THIRD READING
House bill No. ~: To increase the fees Of jail
rs pausod
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SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
We Offer lef sale saloon and Re-sanzsnt IA
deius prohtabIe kusiness. n tke xeFy cehff<|
trade. a = priss psrectsy safss azc<aFy.
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APTRRNooN .sEsSION.

- SENATE BILLS on SECOND READENa-
e senate bill No, lSe: For the benefit Of Union
i0eil who have suffered during the rebellion, with
a report Of the Judiciary Committee recommend
H some little discussion ensued. when the report
Of the committee not concurred in
Mr., Wines then mored that the bill be rcferred
hack 10 the Judiciary Committee 10 have It's
rhraseology corrected. Carried.ss1 dss~14
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=. Supreme C5igf.-- The law docketeof the
Ninth Circuit was not finished Yesterday.
:. The following opinions. W ere declared on
cases heretofore heard -
= James Mason VS.. Thomas Whitthorh, By
Judge. Hawkins. Reversed, and deereed
Against Whitthorn, for the amount. ~
= j. and j. A. Barnes VS.. w. Leftwick.l AZ
frmed, and bill dismissed, 1t the cost of
both parties. g
Thefollowing attorneys were sworn IN:
Jas.sD Tillman, Edward II. Ewing, Jack
son ID. White. and Russell Houston. =
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The following are the rates paid By THOS. S.
MARI, BROKER, corner Of Union and COLLEGE
streets for uneurrent money. These quofafions
are liable 10 huctunte but may be depended en-
for sufficient length Of time for remittances To
be received BY mail or express. If forwarded with
outdelay. 4t1F
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. Thos. Menees,

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Ii Nashville has taken Office Ut No. 50 Cherry
Street. near Cedar Street. jan4-lm.