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lSMArEs OF THE COUNTY jan There
are Al preaent ll2 persons confined in The
county jsd. About 50 Of these are for
larceny, and the residue on charges Of mur-
der. mauslsughter and other oftHses.
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Taos g. MARR, Pres't L. @. TARBox, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets
The following the rates paid for uncurreut
money These quotations are liable 10 fuctuate but
may DO depended on a sufficient length Of time for
remittances to be received by mail or express n for
I'D
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sABBArH.-To-day is the Sabbath az
worship will be held at most Of the churches,
by able diyines, we trust our people will, as
usual, attend the ministrations OF the ser
y1nts Of God
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THf auctioneers had busy time on the
Public Square, yesterday, selling horses,
mules. buggies, carriages, houeehold goods
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Taken from TenneSseaus aud Kentuckians. and
used b. the United States troops. Loss tot Horses
snd Equipments Of
Officers and Soldiers in L. & Service
GERS in certain cases. sud an similar claims,
promptly attended 20.
Recent acts Of Congress have increased the
Rouuties and Pensions due soldiers or their legal
heirs. in certain cases, and placed colored sol
diers and their heirs on the same footing ~
white
Correspondents desired in an portions Of the
country. Business sent Us b. mail viii receive
as prompt attention a. IL handed Us in person.
Cur charges will be reasonable.
REFERESCEs-Maj. Gen. Geo. H. Thomas. u.
s. a; coy. VIM. q. BroWulow Hon. A j.
Fletcher Secretary OF State ofTenuessee; Wing.
Tobey 3 Co., Bankers; and First National Bank
Of Nashville; and officers generally Of the late
volunteer army. nov2r3m
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GEx. JOHN O'NHLI, Of Fenian fame
has accepted an invitation 90 attend a Fe-
nian hall, on the 9Th inst, at ST. louis.
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maxwell HoUsE-Thi9 magnificent
structure, began and brought to a state
yerging toward completion by Mr.. Over
ton, one Of the most enterprising gentle
men Of the State, but who was forced to
suspend operations by the war, is again re-
ceiving the labors Of workmen. We OBJ
serve that some fifteen hands are engaged
on the Church street front, busily at work
upon the capacious building Several
splendid store rooms fronting on Cherry
aud Church streets have already been COM
Pleted, and some Of them are occupied.
We understand that work will be continued
upon the building until it is finished, when
il will be the most capscious and elegant
hotel in the Southwest. 1t will be an
honor 20 Nashville to the State Of Ten
nessee, and a monument TO the builder
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100 BOzeg Plttgbug WindOw Glagg

INROM sXIO TO 9OX42 JUST RECEIVED
IT and fsf sale.
BEST COAL OIL. "a cents per gallon.
At the Drug Store OF
H. W HASSLOCK,
No. - Public Square, Nashville Tenn,
janl-lw
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in tho world The only
rue and perfect Dve-Harmlass, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
loUs tints. Natural Black or Brown Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Hititam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by ali Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street New York. deeply
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CAMILLE URso Madame George Taylor
r. giving concerts in Massachusetts.
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Gov. PATTON, OF Alabama, has returned
from New York
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Private "BORrdIHg."-Oae of the most
desirable rooms in the city. handsomely fur
uished, and in a desirable location. suitable for
one gentleman ana lady OF two gentlemen Also.
Il limited number of gentlemen can procure day
board Enquire at corner Church and High
streets, opposite Episcopal Church. jan4-1w
Selling OUt.-Positivsly at cost, to close
business. O. RICE & Co..
dec2S If 90 CCllege st.
selling OuI.-Positively at cost, to close
business. G.. RICE & Co.
dec23 II SO College st.
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THE Glasgow Times says that "compu-
tation made by Mr. Fink, Superintendent
Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
shows by actual, plain figures, that the
Barren county branch road can be made to
pay twelve per cent, placing rates far be-
low every chance Of competition by any
other method of travel or transportation.
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ANDREW ERwIx, Esq, Of Bedford, is at
present on a visit 10 Nashville
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BEING RFBuILT. We are glad TO see
that a number Of workmen are engaged in
rebuilding the magnificent block of build
ing5 destroyed by the disastrous FIRE in
October last, on The corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets The brick and rubbish and
ruins have been a mournful eyesore in
that locality, contrasting disagreeably
enough with the busy activity formerly
animating the corner. The rubbish is now
being removed, and We are informed that
the work will be pushed forward till the
entire block is rebuilt, With structures more
capaeious and elegant than the former
ones. We welcome the public spirit and
individual enterprise animating our citi-
Gems a. a good and keslthful omen
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For Attorney GeneraI-EIVenfh Ia.
diciai DIstriet.-Ee are authorized to an
nounce A. C. HICKEY. Esq. as a candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury, Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
u1yIs-ti
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SUMNER COUNTY SOUTHERN RELIEF
AsSOCTATIoN.-The citizens Of Gallatin
and Sumner county, have organized
Southern Relief Association, for the pur-
pose Of procuring and forwarding supplies
90 the aufering and destitute widows and
orphans Of the South. Already consider
able quantities Of corn, provisions, and
other necessaries have been procured. We
commend the noble charity Of our friends
in Sumner, as worthy Of emulation in every
section Of the State that Is able to con
tribute to q cause 50 deserving.
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B0Oks ana Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazine ior sale by Jno
YORK 80 Union 81. jan l-3m
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S L A v E 81!
ENLISTED In THE U. s. ARMY
LOYAL OWNERS
En Tennessee are Entitled GO
500 DOLLARS
Each. for ass slaves Mustered into she
Military service

BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY AP-
n PORTED by the Secretary % War 30 exam
inc and report % Washington upon claims Of
this characteE. The President II this Board g.
iu kashville and has Tilted up an once. Ihs
other members Of The Board are expected this
week aud che business viii commeure al once
We have organized Branch once. IN this
city. i0I the purpose q prosecuting thll particu
Tar class 81 claims. Our House has been en-
gagged for the pest two months IN preparing ami
prosecuting thess claims before the Missouri AMI
kentucky COMMISSIONER and b familiar Eith
all the rules and decisions there made. as well
the most recent rulings Of the Secretary war ou
We, therefore. Offer our services 10 Attorney.
Agents, and Claimants. throughout The State.
believing ne enjoy unusual facilities iqr scrvtna
them. These claims win be examined nrat hy
the B0a-d, 5ut final action can only De taken b.
the proper Department at " asniaFt0n.
Our purpose j. % attend personally before the
Board IN Tennessee. the better % enable a. O.
serve clients % Washington.
We desire one on more correspondents iu each
county with whom We VII divide fees. AMI
ws will furnish 10 them al needed blanks and
printed instructions. and keep them fully In
FORMED from time % time 81 the action Of ths
Ne furnish individual claimants. blanks and
iail Instructions ~ enable them 70 prepare their
our Washingtoa House mas already Iarss
correspondence in the stats, but % satisfy those
Nho may NOT knoB us wish regard b our in
tegriy aud busluess capacity, We gives few Of our
Louisville and Nashville reference who are aii
widely known is both Kentucky aud Tennessee.
CHAPMAN HOsMER 60.
No. ~ C0lonnade Buiidisgs,
Nashville. Tennessee
Louisville Reierences.--J. II LindenberEer.
Cashier Merchants Bank Of Kentucky ae5. q
Lewis. President First Nashville Bank Col l.
l. Thustin Secretary Southern Mutual Life 70
suranee Company. jos. T. T0mpkinsi " I43ies55I'
Merchant NeWcomb. Buchanan @ " sste
sale Merchants. X. q. Du = "a = II 49,
Msrcaatils Agency; Gen. Richard J9nns2u-
Nashville Reference. Thomas d i ~
Caghier Traders Bank p tenn 80 80 n n *
i4'At -, n tfi4uli Bank Adams, diu-
S - z ~ Wh5iesais MeTghsHt. Hon. ~ r.
Iaon gaiied si sssk 81 Tsansss Lew Ens
" atsoh, - gsr<srs. Col 3. y. Very, Unite
d 5ossy a. C5mmisai0ner. n T.. AloEay. Esg
IarIg
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IMPROVEMENTS. - During 3 brief but
obseryant stroll through the city on yester-
day, we were exceedingly gratifed at the
Improvements, many Of them OF highly
creditable dimensions, which are springing
mp on all sides. Business houses. private
residences, workshops and almost every va
riety Of buildings are being erected. Be
fore long we propose noticing in detail the
various Improvements going up in our
midst for the prosperity aud adoumeRl Of
our goodly city.
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HORSES AND MULES

0lLAIMs FOR BOUNTY BACK PAY, PEN
I si0ns, Transportation, rail ant riyer) QuET
teTmasteT and GammissaIy Stores Inc.udlnk
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. John Bell is, we learn,
spending this part of the winter months 10
the enjoyment Of good health At the iron
works on the Cumberland river.
General W. p Bate who since the close
ofthe war has been engaged in the practice
Of the law in this city and in GaIlatin, is at
present in Mississippi on professional basi-
ness.
R. J Smith Esq, who for fifteen
months past has been a successful and
popular attorney in this city, left here on
yesterday with the view of finding . con
genial location at Lebanon or some other
town IN the State. Mr.. s. is prompted in
this more for love Of quietude and re-
TRACY, than for lack of lucrative practice
which has ATTENDED him. Success attend
him wherever he may locate
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BANKING CAPITAL OF NAsHyILLE.-
We have been At some pains 70 ascertain
the present banking capital Of our city, ard
from reliable data the following approx
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mates 20 the correct amount

STOLE A BALE OF CoTroN.--A negro man
named Charles was arrested Yesterday,
charged with stealing bale of cotton. He
was formerly in the employ Of Mr. George
Lumsden Of Williamson county, and sent
another negro to Mr. Is plantation, got
the cotton and brought II to Nashville for
sale. The cotton was purchased by Mr.
Schlessinger for $500 Mr.. Lnmsden re-
covered his cotton, and Mr. Schlessinger
$50 20 in cash and the goods he LET the
negro have in payment for The cotton.
Charles was committed to jail. He can
console himself with the reflection that
he is not the first cotton SPECTATOR that
has come to grief
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RELIGIONS SEByIcE-The Rev. R. F..
Bunting viii preach in the First Presbyto-
rian Church, corner Church sod Summer
streets, io-6ay, at II o'clock, A. NJ Sub
iect-"The duty Of the Chu 90 70 her bap-
lied children
The Rev J. II. Sharpe, at fifteen min
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lBy telegraph.

By telegraph
CINCINNATI. Jan. 5.-Ths river has fallen If
teen inches; fourteen feet nine inches ia the
channel. weather cold and showing: mer-
eurv 2g
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Taos. 7. MARSH, who was arrested in
Louisville Wednesday night, under suspi
cious circumstance, having pretended to
be cotton broker, from Tennessee, was,
after examination, committed to the work
house. The Democrat says a gentleman Of
Louisville recognized him, as man who
passed through thatplace duringthe spring,
and made a number of purchases, reporting
himself as an extensive cotton raiser in the
South. During his spring tour he succeed
ed, in yictimizing Tapp, Kennedy & Co.
out of about 81 600 worth Of goods; Leshy
White & Co. ont Of 1854 20, and BAN
berger x Co. out of S27O. The firms above
mentioned delivered the goods upon the
representation that Marsh was the agent or
one of the partners of one of the best
firms in Alabama, and when the bills
against the firm were presented il was
ascertained that Marsh was an imposter.
During the war; and while Marsh was
a sojoumer in the South, he succeeded in
victimizing one firm in Mobile out of $40, >
00O worth Of goods.
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MERcHASpIzING WITHOUT L3CFN5E-
Three more respectable business houses
have been Gusd for merchandising without
license Two ol them $50 and costs. aud
the other S25 and costs. These zines can
be escaped by the prompt renewal of o..
csnses when they expire
SrrRmr C5rET The Supreme Court
will meet 1saio az the Capitol tomorrow.
Much interesting businea b. expected o.
come before % ihia term Amgn7t Other
questions Of Importance 90 Sc decided iat hal
10 the reception of note Of the Bank oi
Tenue7seC.
CIasr DRUtse Much Inconvenience
i- o,ossioned o. peds uiau- az the street
tro-sings b. tho driver of haoks, draw aul
wagon. driving thsir vehicle aa close o.
qether We have noticed 10 1everal m
eiances that l1dies have had Go wait som,
minnie before crozlng the stree. iof
string of dyavs Go pas. We hop, driven
Mill be- more careful iu this gard.
RranfE's UouEr The Eesmier'
rauu presented q melancholy appearance
Yesterday, The aadiencr w1s small, and
ILe pr; -aner box showed only two deIin
agsnts. One 81 these was apegro hickman
Who wac up for running his hack Sthou
iight he got oil with % 1ad costs, o.
settler Nith s1mc good Wholesome adSice.
The other prisoner waa good looking
youny man, Richard Puyear who ha'
been arrested 81 the instance Of lIzzu
Morris Lizzie appeared a. q witness, ar
aged 10 a spleudid blue si.k, velvet cloak
aud q killing hat aud was rather prePos
sessiug girl. She Testified that Mr.. Pur
year had struck hrs Co the mouth Win
pistol Mr. Puyear waa required 20 pa
So and costs.
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KEEP INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE 90.

1Mc~ iu tbr uuuding OF che Hassa
Of TIE Union.
q '-I.ENls all PAID ~.
'I'HlS COMPANY. ESTABLISHED is Is5i-
4 inaurcs Buiidings, Vessels ca port Mauchsu
disc, Household Furnituro and other prspcrty Is,
The most hberai terms fire Marine and miami
risks taken at lowest rates
Sc Losses literally adjusted and promptly psIjby
this Company.
DIRECTORS.
Z. q. MCNuRY JAMS Moons
JNo. krRKMAN M Bungs
.. y httIMtN, JEa. q EwIs
W H. Evans, RoaEar rH1GFs8N
HUaH MCuEA Jas KrREb5tg
3 n MtCrY,
x. q. McNAIRY, Prosid5u;
Il. q Hicks Secretary. ssps-6msp
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New York stock and Money Market }.
NV YORK, Jan. 5.-Stocks dali and heavy:
money scarce and aetive. Sterling 1895. Gold
lSl'4. Y. s. s OF 81. coupons, 1851; SOS cou-
100. tennessee. new, 675S; Missouri 6, $50
Rock Island. 1885; Fort Wayne. los (; Erie
6I1s; Missouri Central, 1881; Michigan south
ern, SOS; Illinois Central. l2l5s; Cincinnati and
PitiSburE. S9ls; Galenn and Chicarn Ito
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ANOTHER FIRE-HEAvY Loss.-Just
after the fire on College street, another
alarm was sounded. and a liyid light was
seen southwark of the city. The engines
were quickly in motion for the scene Of
conlagration. 1t proved to be the house
Of Mr. Crutcler, Just ont Of the city corpo-
ration, south of Broad street, between the
Granny White turnpike and Broad. The
house of Mr. Crutcher was finely furnished
frame Of seven rooms, and an ell, which
is in ruins The fire was not discovered ill
the kitchen was enveloped in flames. Capt
Freeman, with the Hook and Ladder Com
pany, No /, went promptly to the scene
but could be of no service, a. the fire was
already under headway. The fire engines
were turned back, it being a7certained that
there was no water in the vicinity, BY
great energy Mr. c. saved the most of his
furniture He has no idea how the fire
originated His dwelling was entirely de-
stroyed. The loss of Mr.. G. is near 81 900,
on which there is no insurance.
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ELECTION Morrow. There will be
an election on tomorrow for district as
SCISSORS Of the county, a county jailor and a
poorhouse keeper There are some dozen
or fifteen candidates Tor iailor, among whom
Is james Mc5inuis, who has been deputy
iailor since June last. The election will
be by the magistrates Of the county, whose
Judgment we trust will be sufficient 10 Sc
lect the best men presented Tor offices 80
important.
UPATTHE CAPIroL.-We spent an hour
up at our supurb Capitol, on Capitol Hill,
yesterday morning. 1t was gratifying to
observe that steps have at last been taken,
and the work partially commenced, 10
fence in the entire building and PREMISE.
The stately halls and domes Of the building
are silent now-the Solons Of the State be-
ing absent on adjournment for the holidays
The Legislature viii re-assemble on Mon
day, the l4th inst, al which a few boarding
honse keepers will rejoice.
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REDIyIvUs.-Theo old Bmnsrofi,e bnild
ing, destroyed by the great fire thm occur
red few months since, has been rebuilt in
handsome and substantial style. It will
shortly be ready for the finishing touches
Of the Workmen, aud will be qnita attrsc-
tive to the classical precinct Of Daaderick
street and Printers allev.
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New York Dry Goods MHrIta,
NeM YorI. Provisien Market.

NRW YORK, Jan. 5.--The dry goods market
opened n little better, though only few sales of
prints were inquired for. Sheetings steady: all
prices unchanged.
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Coal AND oD-Luckily for our Cit
zens, ahe past few weeks Of severe weather
found IA well supplied with fuel, which
has been obtainable at reasonably moderate
figures. Lump coal has been selling at 40
cents per bushel, and round coal at SO
cents. A meeting OF the coal dealers was,
however, heldon Friday night last, at which,
we are informed, il was determined to raise
the price after tomorrow 10 40 and As cts,
though it is likely that the change in the
weather may change their determination.
Good loads of wood are Offered IN market
at 3 80 per load.
FlRF on COLLEGE STREET The alarm
of FIRE at ten o'clock last night, was caused
by the partial burning Of the clothing and
furnishing store of Messra j. 4 &. Baker,
No. no. College street The fire caught
from a stove in the back room Of the store,
and was getting under considerable head
way when the alarm was given. The floor
of the huilding was well saturated with
water, and some parcels Of goods were
spoiled or damaged. We presume that
$3.50 would cover the entire loss. The
Me7sr5 Baker were fully insured in the
htna Insurance Company. But for the
prompt and energetic action of our fire
department, the store and contents would
have been entirely destroyed, and the adj
joining bindings endangered
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Nav YoRE. Jan. Flour is I0990c better.
but less active, S1l S0Gl2 IS for round HOOP Ohio
Wheat opened higher, but closed dull at s. 40 fer
No. , Milwaukee. Corn opened 2G3c better but
closed dub, with the advance partly lost: 81 Is
al - in store. 81 80 afOat Oats are lie better
Pork is heavy. new closing AZ S2l for cash. old
closing At So y for cash
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THE CITY

SERVICES viii be held to-day 10 S.. Ste
phen's Chapel ssdgeield, at II .. NJ, and
3 P. NJ by the Rector, Rev. Nir. Bowles.
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Is THE MARKEr-We spent short
time in our excellent market on yesterday
morning and were pleased to see that all
kinds Of meats, fish, flesh and fowl were
displayed in the stalls in superabundanca,
while vegetables we're yended with pro-
fusion, aud ali at reasonable prices. ANY
one who will pass through our market will
certainly conclude that there are no inti-
cations Of famine I'm Nashville.
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street and Printers alley.
PETITION 10 THE CoUSTY CoUgT.-We
made mention yesterday Of the fact that an
old citizen, residing in the 18th district
possessed ola handsome estate, wa7 actual
ly in restitution, and suffering for some
thing to eat Mr.. Archie Boyd was the
person alluded t. We are glad to say
that his case was brought before Judge
Green, Of the county court, yesterday, by
petition from the relations of M Boyd,
and that jury has been ordered for the
purpose Of having the matter Investigated,
and the old gentleman properly taken
care Of
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P. o. BoX 7aa --.--,NAshVlLLf. TEN /
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LOUISIANA
ALABAMA.
GEORGI
Sixth Quarterly Report

Central Railroad Bsuks5
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Philadelphia Market.
Ciueinnati Markell.

PHILADEL PHI4, Jan. 5.--Flour firmer. Whe
dull. Corn is better. Provisions dull md u
changed.
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CLOsISa PRICES.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1866.
Blfrifu p,s..r.,,
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CHANGEABLE WEATHEB.-During the
past few days the weather in this locality
has been coquelish and capricious as a mis-
chieyous maiden Of sixteen-alternatin
between cloud and sunshine, freeze and
thaw. YESTERDAY it was comparatively
warm and cloudy There is now no freeze
or SNOW and no ice IN the Cumberland.
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Foreign Markets.

MEMPHIS. Jan. 5.-COtton is dull. 3l932c; re-
ceipts to-day, 1000 bales receipts for the week.
7,43j bales; exports for the week. sos bales
S1T -Ta
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WING, roHEY & CO. Bankers aud Dealo rs

in cold. silver. Government stock, and Compound |
Interest Notes.
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OHcr Iu th- uundIng OF the usss
Of TIE Union.
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The hrm name 0l X. b. theatham q
Co. is changed 10 Cheatham, Woods a Co.