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For County Trustee

We are authorized to announce Phincas Gar
rett as a candidate for County Trustee at the en-
suing March election. dec4-ts.
We are authorized to, announce Thomas
shute, of the Fourteenth Civil District, as a
Candidate for County Trustee of Davidson County
at the ensuing March election. r4issu slaF
We are authorized to announce Il. w. BaIIew
as candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. p rs
(. We are authorized to announce Captain John
Wilson. as a candidate for reelection TO the Of
Gee Of County Trustee al theensuins March elec-
ton. 81 "a W - - - AZ
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PURCHASED FOR CASH

Since the recent decline in prices, which we offer
to the Trade
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

Fire nearBse Square Last night, about 9
O'Clock, fire broke cut in the boot and shoe
store Of Thomas German, at No. 50 North
College street, just below the Square. In a
short time the different engines arrived on
the ground and the flames were extinguished.
Only portion Of the ceiling and rear OF
the store was burned, but the goods were an
jired by FIRE 70 the amount OF some $1,000
Mr.. German had at the time about S., 800 in
stock, which was insured at 81 600.
As two Of the engines were going down
Cherry street, the horses attached to hack
near the Collonade building became fright
ened, and ran up Cherry street. They were
stopped near Broad, bat no one was injured,
as Ear as we could learn. - iiflftsa
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THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS oBRYAN's
SCHOOL. on NORTH VINE STREET, WILL
BEGIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. tf i..'isaa ,aps-lml
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LoNr JAcKlli A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosTKR BRorHERs.
decls-tf fFaA "a
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CALLst Benscn's Music Store. 81 Union sirecs II
you want cheap Album. Writing Desk Port
Folio. or anything in the shape Of Christmas
present. a We are selling at cost to close out.
dec 23--dtf
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az saSs 81 81
Il CARD.

We respectfully introduce. to our old friends
our successors in business, HuGH mecca x Co,
who continue the Commission) business at our
stand, No. 9 South Market Street.
Our own Office is No q College Street, where
we hope all parties who are indebted to viii at
once cali and pay their accounts nov due. and all
parties who have any claims against US viii pre-
sent them for payment, as we wish to close up
our business at an early day. iaaef
jan13-tf A. HAMILTON 4 Co.
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NAsMvsIa.n eenmERCTar rsxttl1e.

ANCE CoNPANx-----Ths DHice Of this ola
and reliable Company win be removed on MON
DAY sth instant to rooms in the Bank of the
Union. where they VIII DC PLEASED to see tksir
friends. Parties Wishing either Mariae or Fire
Insurance. VIII Do wen to caii upon Oils Company
for fair rates ndprotnpt payment IN case Of loss
janG-2w ~ tDkUt 1A ~
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A rrSE lot of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris
fosTkR BRorHERs.
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Classical. 7HssheshatieaI mad EngIisb
Sehoel.----The Exercises Of my School will be
resumed on MONDAY, THE FIRST OF JANU-
AIRY, 1866. In the Rooms in the Southeast corner
of de First Ptssbytsrish 0hzrcH Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can be
.recsived. NArH. Cross.
dec30-lm
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. . CANDIDATES.
For Reyeuue Collector.

VIZ, are authorized to announce Wm.1 p
Robertson, Of Whites Creek, for the osfee of
Revenue Collector. of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election. s.lE. g. jsnl6-td
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L O G A L N Il w -

THE RI. Rev. CHARLES ToDD QuISTAKD, BishoI
Of the Diocese Of Tennessee will preach in Christ
Church. corner of Church and High streets to
light. "Wednesday, at Pm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

Dan BRoTHERs, Grocers, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, address the public
through our paper to-day. They are gem
tlemen Of enterprise aud established business
reputation. Their past experienee as mer-
chants and their determination to satisfy the
wants Of the public, cannot fail 10 secure
thema liberal share of patronage See their
advertisement. EzA
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For Circait Court Clerk.

Tor ttrcuit SOuFt NfeFk. l.A-f
HAVING been solicited by large number OF old
friends. VIII. n. Poster has consented to an
nounee his name as a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized TO announce the name of
David &. Love as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Circuit Court Clerk Of Davidson
county. at the ensuing March election. s7 /
For Coanty Court Clerk.
Idndsley Nichoi is a candidate for re
election Second terrn) to the Office Of Clerk Of
the Coanty Court of Davidson County. at the
ensuing March election. rHDIEJ decl7dtd
We are authorised to announce the namIo Q
VIM. 4. cheatham as q candidate for the Office
Of County Court Clerk Of Dasid county. at the
ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce w. q. Ewin
AZ a candidate for County Court Clerk Of Davidson
c1unty.st the ensrine March election. deci-ts.T
We src authorized 20 announce Thomas C.
Crunk as a candidate for County Court Clerk at
the cnsuing election, MAN, ~ 5pUlhrl I
iWR are authorized 10 announce wriley w.
Philips as cAndidaie,for County Court Clerk.
Al the ensuing election. dec4-te
lwEare authorizedte announce w. &. Hall q
scandidate for County Court Clerk, at the cnsu-
inr election. .tsAAa -"1 decs-te
-,ig Fer CRIMINAL Court CIersx. ~ 81
!. WE are authorised to announce James A. HAL
as candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of David
som county at the ensuing March election. = -
We are authorized 70 announce Charles r
Dfxgens as q candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
ofDavidsonlsoanty at the ensuing March clce-
ton. vosaWnIIr TtffIC dee4-te-
ssf For sheriff. rs 80
We are authorised 10 announce w. ID. Men isss
as a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county. n
the next March election. l ljanl7-td-
VIZ are autboriredto announce A.G. Hagey.
as candidate for SheEf Of Davidson county at
the ensuing March election. aF a 8. p.
We are authorized to announce Reberf r.
Catfses- candidate for Sheriff of Davidson
county Al the nert March election. dec4-te-
We are authorized to announce Kosciuske
branch as & csndidagx for Sheriff Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. des4-te. !
. We are authorized te announce w. g. shaw,
as candidate far Sheriff Of Davidson county. at
he ensuing March election. dec4-te.
VIZ are authorized TO announce Vim. wilson
as candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing election
dec4-td.
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We are little acquainted with the ways Of,
editors Of newspapers, and sometimes, perhaps
are foeiishly ashamed Of our Ignorance The
UHIoN~AND AMERIcAN of Saturday, IN quoting
from Nashville letters to the Chicago Times and
the New York Times.puts its own name in small
caps but not the names Of the other city papers.
What We wish TO know is whether that distinction
was made by the letter-writer or by the UNIoS
AND AnERIckS. We ask because we wish to learn
the etiquetts, in such cRses-and perhaps, Tor
another reason which.E reserve. ~
Tn sending the "eopy" of the matter re-
ferred to BY the Gazette to the compositor,
the editors Of the UNION AND AMERICAN
made no change whatever. II has. been the
custom for many years, in allwell regulated
printing Offices TO capitalize the name Of the
paper in its own columns when occurring,
either in original or selected matter. Our
compositor properly observed this custom,
without direction or instruction, in the, case
in question. IL so small a matter as this
should furnish fhe.editor Of the Gdrette the
only occasion TO be Z ashamed of his ignor-
ance,p he knows great deal more than he
has credit for. q -,
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srErsDrD errY raoprrrr
FOR SALE.


90 FEET on Church street. opposite The Max
% we'll House and Mssonic Temple. AZ a reaEru-
sv.S Ht'.s. ta a - 49, ----i---
Is more than 200 feet deep =. I'd. $50 81
IS Feet. improved on Vine street. botwoen
Church and Union. very choice location. bit the
improvements are moderates The priee i VERY
low. 49,. 49,. t..f.. y.
81 Feet. With large brick dwelling. on Vine
street between Union and cedar. icing about the
most desirable location for residences IN the city.
400 Feeson neslasyek street. West NashviIie.
on which i . neat Brick DWELLING. or rooms.
only g. 300. Hoase and premises IN good erder.
100 Feet on Broad street. west Nashville. with
elegant new Brick House. containing 10 or II
rooms. kitchen. stshle I've eisferns shrabbory.
etc. ete;. At <l5Ue0, cry desirable. IL not sold
within ten days, Ibis large and choice place viii
be rented for the remainder 0f tins and The whole
Of next year. t
30 Feet on North Market street; corner ef 10.
csist. nn xhich i the well known Pleasant Smith
honse. Price 1890 .-.. 4. I. 81, go .e
50 Feet on Spruce street, Nth large. eleutat
and new Brick Dwelling. containing Is rooms. 2
bath rooms. kitchen. e1ltra size. with sns, WATER
and every modern impSuyement. n
- Feef ON Park ssseS. WITH common I'M
proysnsnis. very low. Ink property runs through
10 Snamers EkE
30 Feet ON College street, being the lower por-
ton OF The lot now occupied BY Department
khesd4nartefs. belonging to Dr.. Waters Price.
A choice litsie lot on North College. just bslow
ne fuplie Square, at . saeFihee.
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Educate Your Children.
,sss sensinsrs s.r seuss IiaSles,

In the large and elegant Kirkman Building. cor
ner Of Summer and Cedar streets. offers very
superior ADVANTAGES. IS Boarding and Day
School.
True Scholarship. Order, Moral and Social
Culture are the leading ideas in this Institution.
In addition to the regular English course, Music.
and the French eiasses. there are now more pupils
in Latin in this School. ii is believed. than in any
over conducted in this city.
The NEXT SESSION will open on MONDAY,
January %. Pupils may enter on the first OF
January, however. aAd be better Prepared for the
ensuing session. w. Il. WARD,
r. @. BOX $40. Principal.
dcc28-lm
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

Mgachesier Colicge.-The war has made
sad inroads upon The educational Interests
of our,State, and many Of our youth, of both
sexes, have been deprived, within the past
four years, Of proper intellectual training.
Among themany schools and colleges OPEN
ing under the Influences Of peace, we are
gratifed TO be able TO refer to Manchester
College" favorably situated in this Stale, in
a healthful and picturesque REGION Its
Faculty has been recently reorganized, and,
will commence regular exercises on the 4th
Monday in February. Such further infor-
nation as may be desired will be found IN
onr advertising columns. n A.,
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Recorders Couf.-Several cases of drunk
enness and disorderly conduct were disposed
of Yesterday 10 small fines, besides the fol-
ing:
Frank Long, for gaming and tipping on
Sunday, FIVE cases, was fined $40. b zion
Molly Douglas stealing watch valued at
So, and slso S75 in money, judgment with
held until this morning.
The case Of T. jerks, stealing coat
valued at sos, was continued
John Myers charged with having stolen
goods in his possession, valued at 500, was
discharged.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

Nep Er4u.--s Ne are glad To SEE that B. s.
Hamilton, Wholesale and Retail Grocer and
Commission. Merchant No. IS Church.
street, has associated in business with him
Mr.. Mark Il. Cartwright, long and well
known TO the business community of this
city. Both of these gentlemen rank deserv-s
ediy high as men Of energy. aud capacity.
Families and dealers viii find in their estabz.
lishment everything. usually kept in their
line, and of snch quality, and on such terins
a. VIII makeit desirable to examine their
stock and make purchases, fifa
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

THANKS to the Pioneer Express COMPANY
for Southera papers in advance Of thu
mails. ss 4ni
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EDGRrfELD.

We have a. r 800 feet Of ground on the most
choice and desirable streets in Ed<cheid. for leaso
for Eve ycars from LIT January next. ~ priso<
which ought 20 be satisfactory 10 those desiring y
CALI NELSON a MURREEE.
dec5-1m
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uBdsINEss eARDs.
DR.. Thos. Menees.

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
IL Nashville. has taken Office at No. SO Cherry
Street, near Cedar Street. jan4-lm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL DoSEI-
SOY, Esq. of Nashville, as candidate for Attor-
ney General for the District composed of the
counties of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson.
at the ensuing election. ja2 '6e-td
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n The total monthly expenses for these four
schools, including salaries repairs, and incl
dental EXPENSE y about =, 300
lit may be remarked that the Board of Ed
ucasion gives away yearly from $1,000 to
81 500 in books 20 The schools.if I ST on,
Now than the affairs offhe country are
becoming settled, the attention Of the Young
is being drawn to the subject of educaiion,
and large proportion Of students, not only
here, but in other States, is made up Of those
who have been In the different armies.
We are informed that in the Medical De-
partment of the University, the only one
now in operation, there are about 40 stu
dents. II is expected that the Literary De
partment viii be re-opcned next autumn.
DEATH OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIER
Mr.. A. j. L. Mccall, son Of James Mccall.
Of Louisville, KY, died in this city ON the
morning Of the 10Th instant. The deceased
had been sConfederate soldier. and was. we
learn, making his way home from the North,
where he had been IN prism, and afterwards
sick in hospital. Having lost his parole and
transportation papers, he walked TO this city,
and vas met BY Mr.. E. Robertson, who took
him &c his residence where he expired, as
above stated. Peace 10 the soul OF the Com
federate soldier, who, let us hope, has gone
TO better and purer world, where neither
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

VIZ take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the advertisement Of X. i.
Cheatham 4 Co. These gentlemen consti-
tute one Of the most substantial and thor
oughly reliable business firms in this or any
other community. Their stock Of groceries
and liquors Of syery description win DE
found IN quantity and quality to meet
the demands of n varied and extensive
wholesale trade. They are FUZZY upt the
requirements Of the times in all respects, and
are displaying tire energy and enterprise ne
cessary to supply the wants, on the best
terms, of a very large and extensive trade
A glance at their announcement in another
column, and an inspection. of their stock,
will satisfy the most exacting Of their ability
10 sustain their deservedly high reputation.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

rIsHR 2srH SESSION or THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il commence January 18th, 1865. in the Base
ment of Hobson Chapel. Tuition SIS per session.
payable monthly in advance No deduction for
lost time. JAMES ANDERSON.
jan12-H
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

P.lblie .SckoOis-The subject of Education
is one which always commands the attention
and enlists the sympathies Of those who are
aware of the universal influence Il is calci-
lated 10 exert As long As cultivated intel
lect IL superior 20 yhenlhvated, so long will
measures for disciplining the mind receive
attention. and support 49,
IL has always been n Distinguishing fea-
,ure of American institutions that they offer
to all an opportunity Of obtaining an edu-
cation; and our. National and State govern
ments have made large appropriations for
the cause Of education. I flsl III
There are at present about two thousand
pupils in the public schools Of this citys that
4. al The IA yaes, Hume, Howard, and Trim
J BILE buildings.
The amount paid yearly Cor salaries of
,.achers Is as follows.
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nHNKffak EREfffssR Es
SELL YOUR uNCURRENr MONEY.


The following are the rates paid by THOs. S.
MARI, BROKER, corner Of Union and College
streets. for uncurrent money. These Quotations
are liable to fuctuate, but may be depended on
for sufficient length Of time for renhttances to
be received by mail express. if forwarded with
outdelay.
.fT4 FssstssRE sBank Of Felton. - < Is
=, Savannah. .....4b
Bank OF tennessee. cid theState OF Gan
lss +, City Bank of Augusta 20
rian.eS pahk-'-'---'-''- % Farmers and M.ehan-
Qhl1h Dan k'------..--.-'O ics' Bank
BANK OF Cnaltanooga',D Mechanics Bank.........12
!. ,yommeree.---iD Merchants and Plan
ssfs s:s.: 5 1;s 81: II;
The Iinion mar NORTH CAROLINA.
West Tenn--..42 Bank Of Cape Fear...-.-SQ
Bucks Bank......--....-par Charlotse.--.-3l
City Bank..................-5O Clarendon.
Commercial Banks g Commerce. g
Merchants $50 : Fayetteville.-l0
Sssss SEgis0 y ss Ssssiss5
Bank Of Shelhyville--..-se :. Wadesboro' %
Southern BaBk,...-..--15 Washlngton--l9
Traders Bank..,..--..,-5 Milmington-H
Life and General Insur- YanceyVille.-.1 10
ance Company ...-.-. so Commercial Bank ...-.l5
SOUTH CAROLINA. atmers DanA Oh ~.
Bank Of Camden-....-3n Merchants Bank.--.....2 q
e CharIeston--..ls Bank OF Roxboro'.-......25
EtChester s@s- as Miee rs1 and Planters
Georgetown-H Bank........--..--..... lis
Hamburg...--l5 v,rcrxrA
he StateofS Bank of Bcrkley.....--75
Carolina-,..............ls Commerce. 80
Comm ercial Baak- is s..s 4, hoxaydssl
Exehen ge Bans. .....-.ds5~ - ! me oia3 DeT
Farmers' and Exehanre minion .-..........-....-S3
Bank............... Bank Of Rchmcnd-....l5
Merchants Bank...-..-ls . Rocknrlas 81
Peoples Bank..--..-..-@ SocklnEnem-n
planters, Rank af Easr :. Scottsville-..--l0
feld .,.....''.,'-....... 81 the Valley Of
Planters and Mechan Virginia. %
les Rank - q Bank Of Nirginia------.-S1
Stat. Rank .I2 Wheeling ...--.25
SouthWestern R..30 :" Winchestsr..-l5
Ta;o,s Rafsk - 81 {. Ia CeutrafB Bank Of 80
-I T Danvills Eenk. ,A..-,..15
~ ltLeulsiAsA%L Exchange Bank ef Va.20
Bank of America......par ExchangeBank at Wes-
Louisiana-....D ton ....-..-...-....-.-..-...-.20
Z" New Orleans so Exchange Bank at Al
Canal exandria
Crescent 6sS 70 B5S 1p e. FIN
Louisiana State Bank.40 eastle-...--.-.........30
Mechanics and Traders Farmers Bank of Va. Is
Bank............... .,....---s0 Manufacturers and
Merchants Bank.........4Q Farmers .-.-........S0
Southern nk.........par Merchants Bank..-...-S9
Union Bank-...-...-.....-50 Merchants and Me-
New Orleans Scrip...-.-S0 chanics .......-:-.-.I5
- ALABAMA. Northwestern Bank,-.,50
/, - rr~[-rf 4 4 Seuthwestern Bank %
DanA Oh ~ DiIe'....--... ~ ~ Traders Bank.-2O
~ e. Go II
Commercial Bank..-....30 Hsivas md
E,asteln D4A
c CoIlhern % ~ ~ Silver Dimes and Half
= 81 eHoRGt1. 4 4 Voushsrs.---- -@..@..'as0
Central Railroad Bank 90 tennessee Bonds.;,.-.'s0
Georgia Railresd andE payleseNn x 3 Bo Ss
Banking C0mpany...& u. anu ". W. n. ocriPs'O
Bank Of Middle da-.-.-6o The above bonds are
marine Dahk-''''''''''''''oo bought with coupons
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Mr. JoHN w. fAxoS isour local agent at Clarks-
vile. to receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND AMERICAN.
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,EEDUGATfoNAI.


THE NEXT TERM OF MY SCHOOL FOR
Il Boys will commence on Monday, Febru-
arg 5th.zA-fsw more pupils can be received
School Room in Rasement of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church SKINNER street.
+ janl0-1w W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
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For County Judge.
For Attorney General.

Ware authorized to announce Wm- A. Glenn
as a candidate for County Judge of Davidson
county. at the ensuins election. ioi '@'l
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-17

DRS. r. C. FOSTER AND J. R. BUST
fT,ENDER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
Il CES to the citizens of Nashville and vicinity.
sl0frsck-Eo- . sEaahfneton HOOK. u I
Corner Church and High streets,
If Nashville Tennessee.
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BAN KING HOUSE
OF
A. w III f f. l. T. . 3 a. co.

F-IIp NJ . UNION STREET., Z IN 2 ~
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
~ Exchange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and Sill
yer, Government Vouchers, State and United
States Bonds, Foreign and Domestic BiIis.p
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 un-
flrled, and they respectfully ask share of their
patronage. Below are our rates for uncurrent
bank notes, &c. .Ns[fElfE fNIk4Sr L
-. TENNESSEE. Bank of Fulton .........2 g
Bank OF Tennessee old :. Savannah, I'D
Pjanters' Rank Ii City Bank of Augusta Is
Union Bank,..,...,...-,,.-5S farne5s anu Mechan-
Cammerce,' I'm Mechanics Bank.........10
Knoxvilie i. ~ Merchants and Plant
Memphis ..-..75 ers Ban ....;-' ''''..-..-.lS
Middle Tenn.S5 riante1s DanK....'-'.-''.dg
.sParis.........-..40 Union Ran kf..----... ~,
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IL the Supreme Court nothing worthy q
notice transuired Yesterday.

~ VIC popaSinS ~c"i !, tioe'i'6 "oiNhf VI
notice transpired yesterday.
Telegraph Line.-A bill is now pending in
the Legislature, granting a charter TO a COM
pany, consisting Of I. NJ. Spe Il, w. NJ De-
grove, c. II. Speed, ii. G. ShirreIl, and their
associates, to establish telegraph line
connecting with Louisville and New Or
leans. Thcfe e>e complaints made by some
parties relativeto dispatches, and an increase
of lines will tend TO remove the difficulty
In this business, as in others, competition,
capital, and energy, all accomplish usful re-
suits, and aid 20 advance the interests Of the
community. The capital stoaA Of tbs COM
pany is authorized in the bin granting the
charter, to be $500, 900. Nff~ 8ta
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River News.

The weather yesterday was very fine. with q
clear sky. The Cumberland is rising rapidly, and
there is about eight feet of water on the shoals.
ARRIVALS.