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9SsSg - go. ON''"'S
&riporntb bon 3eit, Gelb unO @ntfsrnums
..l. .l.u. ourdi bic
SalfimpresSDto Gitenbabn,
uat0 alien SDeilen neg @eItens,
itber Barter8bllr8 uuD Otarletta, ODER Benpppb,
g8beeling ul6 &plunltuS.
2te BGlttraDre-SbiD &tierbabn btetet rem retIsnben gu-
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s5til Don Seetp YOrf iDie fOIgt Donnerftaas:
NtGdnttc, Gact, &. 5optr, 5000 & 1909 gf, 81. Wot
gattic @ott. VI s., SDnef, 5000 E.. 1900 Of. ID. SUM
Nefern W etropotts Capt. 8 Sanders,
26Wl s. 1000 VI ........... -. rs. Stunt.
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M 300 g. 90 Df........ Gulf.
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bon. 3oore 9q1 SonttarnPtCH, in q 10 ever teTItn Werts
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1, Gniate $lo5-2. Garate $82 so = 8wif6enbef 1877 so,
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DIR. A. II JONES,

paruery, No. Doeugs H, re nvus znav., Tenn.
IN Am Communications to ensure attention. should enclose a STAMP.
to pay return postage
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Dr.. Jones Dispensary,

should he particular u regard 90 the humber of he Street. r- u-. BID, other
n The vicinity which resemble those f DR. T1NESS.
Et- a plain Sign wl hr found over hc door,
F- All communication sy mail CO. otb.rurc should be- aII..H.U H
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT News.

Inc river e rising yrry slowly with
net in TIE chsnnol On lhs shoals.
The only arrival Yesterday uasibe ime-
rial from Cairo, and the departures ue.e IN,
Linnie Drown. fof Cincinnati. and the
tine, or Evsnsvine-both with ai- TIN.
We clip the 81 oEing items iron. our er
chsngesi
A special eis?stch datcd st. Lous Jan
~ 10 Q m.s 70 the View Albany LEDGE
SAYS The ice which has so long b'ock 3aa
cur harbor, moved about enc hundred ward
at p O'Clock this morning. w,h n mi
,.'sh, consequent upon Tie late hestv rams
and nse ia the river.
The Belle Memphi-. belonging 10 tba II
Louis sht Memphis Packet C3mnanv. ~
"afsaw AMI John Tfiajlcy verr crushed
D. the ice.
The Memphis Packet e mpany ubsr
boat was very badly damaged.
III 1ea- Grant sud several other h-sts
we've considerably isjur a..
The loss 50 Tar IS cs,uated al ma la..
lhan Si'v.oea, aud viii prosahlv reach 4
much higher figure.
The riser IS rising very fast. sud IS ssain
blocked up.
GeNNAcAt OF tuc ice IS looked
lof ~i9o@en'arly, aLd an immense loss ia
'te destruction Of steam5ea'~ must cusue.
Ahe Memphis aud ST. ieus Packet Com
paaE reelected the old ohcsrs Yesterday.
a oig rise n the river is anticipated here.
Ram has iallsn beaylv ell over The North
west, from chicago 90 Omaha, aad Ton
Burlington 20 Cairo.
he ram was very h'avy al5ug the Ms
sour anH 'pper Alssissippi, aad both these
Ners sre rising.
The stcamer Agnes has arrived st View
orleans from Arkansas river. with the first
Dad OF cotton nom that stream since the
commencement Of the war.
MAJOR Iheoboid has purchased The Vi,ks-
ourgh ferry boat De soto. and will run her
icross the Big Black 90 the railroad bridge
near that city.
ST. Loyls, Jan. l2.-rhe statement iu my
irst dispatch OF thc losses sustained by The
breaking up OF the ice was incorrect. The
OF the Belle Memphis was Sss. J0a.
y agsaw $4,000. wreekiug boat so. uoD. Gu
re loss about S225, 900, and the total l... Of
his and the disaster three weeks ago IS half
million dollars, which may b. Increased
o-night 20 double that amount.
p. N.-fherc has been no change in the
since my last dispatch, but a movement
5 momentarlly expected The loss which
ensue Will be very heavy.
THE RIvER At s. LorIS.-AG Lord Pal
yesterday received a dispatch.
Capt. MeComas, Of the Imperial.
that the river was now open az St.
-uis. This viii be good news to the river
zen.
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CovrorArrox TAxrs.-We would call the
attention OF delinquent tax payers 10 the
advertisements Of the CITY Revenue Collector
in this mornings USIoN. Many OF those
on the delinquent let have, we learn, paid
no taxes for four years, some for ave and SIX
vears. Itthese arrearsges are not paid the
list viii be submitted 10 the Circuit Court ST
a., next session, aud an order for the sale of
the property on which the taxes remain I'M
paia obtained. This will increase The ag-
prera,e tax Of each delinquent very eonsid-
ersbly, in clerks fees, printers fees, etc.
Those Who can do SO fought 20 pay mp lmme-
diately. Heaven help those who can't
The times have been very hard upon some
OF our property holders, who, whilst Others
have been reapiug rich harvests out Of the
condition Of affairs, have been pushed 1,
keep grim starvation from their families
but taxes, like death, must be met Al
must pay up.
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Real ESTATE TEASsrkRs during the week
ending Saturday, January 18Th, 1866.
Edward Ceunon to Patrick AcKoon, lot
10 city, valued 5000.
John D James u Churchill Raspberry,
acres, 81 poles Of land, in his county val
uej 81 5000.
VIM. Woodward 10 DeKalb Turbeville,
y acres land. in 5th district, valued at $500.
Il NJ Binkley and others 10 j W Binkley,
% acres land, IN 4th district, valued At $500.
Warren Jackson 10 SO Moore, parts Of
lots Nos 81 aud IS, in Boyd's addition, val
ued at 81. SEQ.
Isaac Hunter, Executor, to Thos J Hicks.
HIS acres land, Ia tins county, yslued at
$3.50.
Reuben S Bodies and others to Harriet A
Herr.ck, Al acres land "a Brownsville, val
utd al $3.50.
" H Mcpherson to James II Adams, lot
in city valued at S31j.
S S and 5 = Buiord TO Sutton Sons 4 Co,
554 acres land ia Bedford county value
Sl,63l.
James II Dodd TO Johnetta Dodd, > lots in
Edg field.
A 4 6oodloe to James r Cockrill, sl2
acres land in Wilson county; value $4,000.
AT 6oodloe aud wife 10 Washington 7
Cockrill. land in Arkansas; value $4,000.
JH Horn 10 A " Bryan, lot in Edgeheld
value 81 .05l.
A W Butler to Sarah Jane Reese. parts Of
lots in Edge6eld.
James Hickman 10 W ! Turbevile, land
in county value Sl4. 200.
John Chumbley 20 j 5 and Il D Besdle,
lot in city value $4,000.
George Jones 10 Arnold Benne. lot in Nc
Gavock's addition value $3.50.
" b Baker TO A / and " II Fuqua, land
in county.
r II Gardner, 10 Michael Burn, house
and lot in the city value $4,000.
DIT McGayock 10 VIM Greener, lot in Ne
6avock's addition value $685..
T McGavock 20 Charles Warren, LOT IN
NcGavock's addition value Ss5O.
Jas + Adams 90 Frances Watkins, undi-
vided helf interest in lend IN the county.
Mary Jane Hudson TO Thomas Hudson,
lot in " II McGavock's addition.
j Edward Stacey 20 W i Harper, hall
interest IN Stacey House. vGiue 50 600.
NJ Breea 20 joan Maloney, lot cat Of city;
value S.5e.
Ell Ewing. ir, TO Patrick Dinkham and
VIM Wife, lot 10 Pulesk.
Jane p HUFF Go W W pugh, ans in the
county; value $1,000.
n Hobson TO Sylvester Harper, lot in
Edgefeld; value $3.50.
James NJ Bowling To- Sarah A latham, lot
ia Bueua Vista plan; value $3.50.
John Coltart. trustee, and laullua Arm
| strong to John York, lot in Etgeheldi value
| $4,000.
" Cornelius to D F wilkins and John
Lumsieu, land in this county value $4,000.
Edward Kelly, trustee, 10 VIM Drake.
| house and lot in city value >l,s0V.
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Two men were arrested last evening on
Cherry street, opposite the Colorado build
ing y officers Steele and starkey, atth IN
stigation OF a hack driver, upon the charge
OF abstracting a cushion from his hack FIJI
day night, while taking a ride. They were
released upon giving security for their ap-
pearauce Monday morning TO answer to the
charge.
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SELF

This vice, which 10 never PraohoSd IL
the presence of any one, has proved ms
everlasting ruin of thousands OF me noGiesl
and most talented young men thai ever
gave tongue 30 eloluenco or pen h song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consul
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim x
a living skeleton. Nor are these It's hEAl
aud fatal effects ia its pains are scattered
he ruins ct reason, The most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal oyoe. To be
cured permanently Of tins amicu0ni call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry atrees
5r sddress him BY letter, Box so2, Gaah
~ Pam. tob3S-H
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ORIGINAL Attachment

THE pc min. on affidavit s7ys me aSe9l1, =
inir-f-a - her. and 20 uhscunds himself tnA' ths
ordinary uroseS= cannot b. served upon BIB. 4na
haVsart ID erred 81 orgIus a~fia-hueat 2stht &c
pros. nv of the de euoant rsturnahe heoN Z. n
4 d ne zsue h.riur hscn LEVIED On b prcnsrf; o.
- tfsrssara ordered ~ SD lusl e thA We ur-
lsnasnt spprsr neiogs him ai o1ce, M asnler
county, en- the 2d cay q Fenruafl, tSe - "a
- Zen All there tha "a g Aits-nmsui a. tte "a
directs og thu same viii hstaken - coAies-tda "
m rBd hoard "a uarte. This The wa cav u Au-
80 D d. ksLsu. p.
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Orlsiual Attaehmsnt, Ne. 2s7.

IT appesr "a from The AFFIDAVIT LED ia ~
"a ~ stsruasut he removed htnsei uem te
ssafeof Tennessee. ct s6s-onas Nts nele
f.r,8 Thai puhicst OF D. mafc or tong -ueo
v.srs II re kashvi Rurn, uotElrg the
I,hn = Moser 10 appesr hefoue John hini- 80
t,e of tha Rea,e, 10 Nah cnellr, Monte esL
-, - t,fra ne sud ktiachmeut Sc TIE isN e
reefs, Ia ne sarae vii be sssn - canisse3 ~
hesrs an usrte a. 30 nm. Thiethe Neth dss ciA-
Fusl 1875. aNaN AANA
deci-sN
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County Court Smith County, tennessee,
NuAV RILE~.G Co.

Il b. Hsyu.e. Admir-. vih the VIII annexed
~ q. Bil &c sellald.
Martha Miller srd Others.
IN this case e appear o. G, the ssii-scton O. we
CeiE. thst the defenders ioth AiieI ana 81
81 or re-ld' bsyond ne hints q me 80.
az Tennessee, so ust the ordinary process "
lac lann1t be served upcn Them 10 Is therefore
grts-ed thst ruhdcah-n b. ma e In the Na-n'uie
ff4t.n raEspaper published u the city 81 Na-l-
M, tor Icur successive weeks requiring tsd de-
lsudsbts % appear a the neat tern 81 the C9sh
- T1,rt for smith county, 90 te held a Car
,,s-e an ire first Noudsy IN February next lsei
tpsn spd there 10 plead. snsgor or dgu'ur 70 com
nis,.sprs mn. or the same VII be for cocies
XIV. TURNER, Clerk.
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sAMBURG PORT WINE.
As TONIC

Cslabuted ID Europe b- IT, msieina sal bsae-
heia qualities. highly esteemed By enInelt ply
sicians, used m Europeau ard Amsrcsu hospfais,
and ~ some Of the dr-t fam Les 10 Europe ald
nunaEaa
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srNpAY. JANTARY b. 30.
cIancfnnntI, OhiO.-IosEFs B. QUNBr- ia
--ss sge,t 70 reesfve s4Testsemeuts and

CInncfnnati, OhiO.-IosFPs B. QUnSsE- il
oBr authorized sgeut to receive stEeItsemeuis snd
-subsenptons for the NashrIs Uugn.
Neyy orleans. L~a.-EoWIS f oyrHAII, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, Is our authorized
sreni 70 receive advertisements ami subscriptions
for the Nltas Unii4-
Memphis, Tenn.-CntHEsrs Z BsrSr are
oar authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
sai subs.upL0ns Tor he "a haze ia5a.
IoBs RooFzR A Co Pabhshsr- Agsnts. Il PARK
Ros, New York. are anth'nsri 10 e'n'f'et lot al
~senrisng IN our psPer-
An. Cor Co Publishers Ageut', Tribune Build
ings. N4e York, and BioEn's Iroa Building, Phlla-
aslona are auihonzsd 70 contract for advertising
iu our paper.
: n. PfrrEssnL a Co Publishers Agents, g
PARK Ro~, Ssu YORK. sad 6 slsie street, Boston,
are AUTHORISED 20 contract for advertising in our
paper
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Ceatrsl Ranrosd Bank 80
49,
Notice.

orgIoE ~ rHE AnsNs EnFaEs coEFtSr,
Tuusc ssUAEE, Nashville, Team, Jan. 10. &
u,HE ADAMS IMPRESS COMPANY have opened
aueF Erprs-s houiei va N~orthupstern kAi
r7sd 20 JchngonFlle c~ounecung =lth rot cAss
St-smsrs for Cara bssns7 lie and - Louis- SPs-
cal Nesaense > o. 20 ire Route, connecting q
Caro With cor Liaes % al paints North and West.
For zssa. spe-dY end chesp conreyanceu q nneishL
psrasls and vsluseesi tals L1e ; rnrurraszsd-
y A Joxu, J. n. THATCHER.
suusrnisndout, 1Sull-is Agesr
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PrlvArE sCHooL-Mr. John TardiH who
ACQUIRED sn enviable reputation rs a teach
sr, whilsjhs had charge ola school in the
10Th district Of this county. and whichlwss
broken up by the taking Of his house fos q
military hospital, has retained tothe noble
work Of 'teachiag the young idea how 20
shoot" lie has done ihis at the request OF
old p%strons, who were 50 we'll pleased
with him, they prefer him IS q teacher 10
81 others He opened last Mondsy IA
WetNus Grows. ana a.rsaly has almost as
many pupils as he can attend 20, Parents
"a that rc,ghb1rhooi would DO well TO make
up the full complement aud retain him 81
psru.aEsa. Gxtme IN their midst.
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A meeting 20 promote the building oi q
-Irs.a dirs,. between knoxville and Nash
,ue. convened ia the Capitol at neon Co.
.lav. pursuant 90 previous notice. Dr.
BOWEN. .f smith county. Wss called TO the
chain. ana C,l. ParIamore was elected Sec
rsta-,. The chairman briefly explained
the object Of the meeting. and short but IN
tc-s.tiag remarks were made by Mr.. D. 2.
ssmpbsl. Of Nashville, snd Mr. So. Walk
81. OF Memphis. on motion 81 Ma. A.. Mel
son. OF Nashville. the following gentlemen
we're appointed o. committee Ga resolutions
20 report 10 an sJourned meetiug j D.
Campbell. win. Hriskel. W. Barrow, NJ.
Burns, John hukmsn, Joseph W Alien, sud
s. p. Walker. The meeting then adlourue1'
20 convene Thursday evening next, al seven
o'clock. ia the Hali OF the House o., Repre-
seuta6vos.
We hope 70 see the Han ot the House
crowded "a that day. a direct road from
hsre 10 KuovviIle would add immensely g
ths p~rosnefity Of Nashville. i wosl3 rua
,br,prh one o. the best Oh regions 81 Ten
,...se. ana also q good coal country.
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j. r. KINNEY. W N'NE''
KINNEY & KINNEY,
o.. s. CLAIM AGENTS,
NNE
KINNEY.

COOLEST an Just Csms sgsinst the t'o'ein'
meni Cor Property tskea ana rs-d ~ W.
Az Also nav Particular attention C. 81 1sm
TO- taken aud used On contrasting
Houses, Stocksdes. aud other deems AoNk tae
n q. Military halroad.. OF 10 defense q NA7h-
Ne. CT Tor nmh1r usci for Hes. OF 10 refA4-
-r sSr nfrf on Miltsry Railroads.
Nru-hers hought e. hest rates.
tm.a-No.2 Cpdar street, near theSqusrs
nasna-a Z O. Box $40. der-i-lluH
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RPnd This.

y. L. Smith 4 Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brsndies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and a various assortment Of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask Is to give Us a call and see
for yourselves.
dec2s If
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Persons u~nacquaiHted in the city seeing
% manyhdvertisements for ths tresmsnt.
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often 81 4 loss y Get
temine 70 whom - entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure In stating that the Oldest esteb-
lishmsut Of this kind Is 81 No. 3 Deadcrihk
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
autss that this IL = reliable Institution DR.
A. RIoHAED JoEEs may be found in bis Of
foe during the hours stated iE his general
advertisement Al u.ssiaass ErsssAsf IN
~ a1aefs