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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-26

Sterling exchange was quoted in New
York at 1O9BQ110
Currency continues scarce smong the
banks, end exchange on New York is dull
at ! discount buying, and par selling.
We heard Of but little doing in uneurrent
money. Bank of Tennessee was very quiet,
but little offering for sale, and scarcely any
demand. Brokers were offering to buy at
46c, and to sell at sic. Planters Bank
was firm at S3c huying, and Soc selling.
There was considerable demand for Union
Bank notes at SAC buying, and S5c selling.
Southern Bank notes were unchanged.
Nashville corporation checks were dull at
loo discount, buying and Sc discount, sell
ing. They are used in payment Of any
deb, due the corporation.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. as follows: $4,000 new
at 65Se, $4,000 al csc, $4,000 6a4c.
$4,000 ex. coupons at CSC, $4,000 at 643c.
and $4,000 at 644c.
We iiaNV lcCe4ftA Tue following Mole !
from Mr.. S. Watson, Trustee of the Bank
of Tennessee, denying statement Of the
Memphis Post, printed in this paper on the
18th instant:
10 the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch. |
My attention has been called to an article in |
the Memphis Post. recently copied into your |
paper. IN which IL is stated that il Is my inten
ion 70 assert in the courts the claims of the |
BANK OF the State 70 the school fund recently |
deposited with the Treasurer Of the State: and /
that also contemplate taking legal steps f, set
ASIDE me assignment made of the assets of the !
Bank OF Tennessee
nave taken no steps to set aside this nssgn- |
ment, ana no such proceedings have ever been |
contemplated On the contrary, immediately /
alier this assignment was made, bill was dled |
70 enforce 1t under the instruction of the court
and recently, when the school fund was supposed |
10 be m danger. an amended bill was filed with I
the sole view Of aiding the Legislature or its |
committee in securing this fund. !
Trustee of the Bank of Tennessee. |
The exports Of specie from New York !
to foreign ports last week amounted to |
Sl66,7O2. The following will show the
total exports from the list to the 10Th Of |
January in the wears noted
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THos. =. MARR. PTest. L. G.. TARBoX, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and college Streets.
The following are The rates paid for uRcuueni
money These quotations Liable TO hUctuate. but
may be depended on a sufficient length Of time fer
waried without delay.
arr11Tn-IrJ-rFTr TIL. ID ..t...a
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ROOTs and shsos Cheap ag 20 PubIfs
Square in consequence Of q contemplated
change in my business. offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes st greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock OF
goods before supplying himself as am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTNANS.
sep6-tf No % Public Square
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NOTICE.

Q1HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
i out the entire stock 81 Groceries Of 4. q,
engsbey, On the corner q VINE ana bFoad
slreet7, NO f03, viii kesp good aszortr1 ent.
wnich he viii buy exclusively tex cash, aud can
afford 70 sell chssP for the same. Mr.. d. Gilman
viii attend 20 the business for ne, and re would
be pleased 20 have our friands and the public
give us cali
janl9-sm ROBERT PlhhAkD.
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Roora and shacs CRoap al 90 PubIis

Buy TOar Coal, the best quality Peacock,
at "a North Cherry Streets 50 per load Of II
bushels, delivered. jGnl0-tf
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS
TOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in Us. by n deed of t1ust executed BY the
Beer5heba Springs Company. bearing date Octo-
Der 9. 1850. and recorded in the Registers Office
of Gruudy county. State Of Tennessee, Book ID
pages 5l3 and ga we will. on the premises. on
MONDAY. the ISTh DAY OF MARCH next
sell to the highest bidder, fer one fourth cash
and the balance in six, twelve aud eighteen
months, with interest. with waiver Of redemp-
tian. all the property conveyed in said deed Of
trust, consisting of upwards of 1000 acres oil
land, on which are situated the Hotel and othel
buildings, containing some 10 rooms; with al
the household and kitchen furniture. and other
articles in said deed, which have not been de-
stroyed or taken away during the war.
This place, so we'll known as a summer resort
is equally well fitted for great literary insti-
tuition. JOHN ARMflELD. ! rru,taas
THOS. !. HARDING,
ian22-dlm-W4t
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gro. NJ. C0IT. seererarN.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
HARrpoRn COUNTY. ~.

Personally appeared 7. C. ALLYN, Presi-
dent, ana GEO. ". COLT Secretary otthe Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foregoing statement, by them SUB,
errihed Is a true full and correct statement Of
the aairs Of said Company, and exhibits 50 far
as can be ascertained az this date, its actual
condition on the thirty first day OF December,
- m NJ q skLL-TnN NnlarE PuhLic.
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TW Spruce street railroad progresses
SLOWLY Il turns the corner into Church
to-day.
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MEssRS. DANIEL and c. +. Hillman
came mp yesterday ON the Tyrone
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsFEEas.
All suffering from irritation ofthe throat
will be agreeaby surprised at the almost
immediate relief afforded by the use Of
Browns Bronchial Troches' The de-
mulsent ingredients allay pulmonary irri-
tation, and after public speaking or sing
Ing. when the throat is wearied and weak
ened by too much exercise. their Use will
give renewed strength TO the vocal organs.
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A Few WORDS TO THE PRODUCERS or
THE CoUETRY.-A few words addressed to
our farming friends, those who make our
country and maintain as the basis all other
departments Of busi ness, touching upon
their interests may be both proper and OPP
perfume. 1t is 10 their interest az well "a
onrs that they know the beat markets and
best method Of disposition o, their surplus
products. We have here ia Nashville
home market, either in large OF small
quantities, for all the products Of the farm
cotton, wheat, corn, hour, pork, bacon,
etc. can al be 60 disposed of here that q
large portion Of the marginal profits accru-
ing 10 the adventurous speculation, whose
business, 10 many instances, Is 10 keep
prices down, NAV 90 10 the producers them
selves
The Chamber ofCommerce lately started
here, and with suspicious prospects, If
properly sustained, is, a. We understand it,
protective Of the Interests Of the farmer
and the producer of our great agricultural
slaple7 You can always ascertain there
the full market value Of whatever article
you have for sale, at other points, and from
that determine what the same should be
worth here. Such sales as a sufiiciency Of
staples may Justify much interest as TO
value, il made through the Chamber Of
Commerce, would tend TO establish uni
form price for all standard articles, which
would be known 10 all and enable each
producer TO obtain without difficulty the
iull yalue right at home Of whatever farm
products he may have to dispose Of These
suggestions are thrown ont for the consid-
Grafton of orr farming friends, and we trust
that they will give them that consideration
which we conceive they deserve.
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Anel a lingering Hines, 81 florencc. Ala, ON
the "a inst, DuNC,N q. fosrER, SOD Of Judge
b. h. Foster. in the 18th year Of bis axe.
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Totals.-.............I2I4776I 9447s2 1895 50567O
The stocks held in interior towns, not in
cluded in the receipts at the ports, are As
follows.
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10 Marry ar net 90 Marry Why
Not? serious Reflections for Young Men, IN
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws in the first age Of
man. Seat in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. address, DR.. J. SEuLTS HoUGHToN.
Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA Pa
ian l5-9m
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Notice.

TOHE TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
from old No. 45 College street, to
No. so new number UNEON sTREET,
Next door to Sandy Carter Saloon.
fzrTl-Tu
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MARRIAGE LdCENcE-The following is
a list Of marriage licences issued by the
County Court Clerk Of Davidson county,
from Jan. IS, 1867, 20 Jan. % 1867
Beli i. Foster and Ann Creech.
w. /. s. Booth and Mary louise Cald
well
Frank Davis and Annie Lowery.
Daniel Biggs and Martha c. Curtis.
George De LaNergne and Emily d. II
Rice.
W. II. Baker and Margaret + Burchet
james NJ Esds and Elizabeth A WIKI
trHou.
Frelen IA Frazier and kachae 10 TER,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1889, was lS44 at 1880, and closed at 1S4s
ar IN. The rate here was 1873 buying,
and l35 selling.
f!ovoro,,,aDf -ac,tr;Aia. s,ara ,,t,otaJ =,
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVITIF
TENNESSEE.

! r. Packet. Admir-. ct alz.. ". r. A. 0raham
ct alE1g
an MOTION. AND II APPEARING UNTO
" the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that r. A. Graham In a non resident Of the State
Of Tennessee. 60 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made IN the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch, 4 newspaper pub
lishej ia the city Of Nashville. for four sueces-
sive weeks, for said defendant 70 appear at the
Court House in the town Of CentTeville. on the
second Monday in March next. then and there
To plead. answer or demur 20 cOmpiainants bill,
OF the same will be taken far confessed against
him and 7rt Tor hearing eX parte.
r. a. H0KNBEAK. c. and NJ.
January 70, .-jan25-4tWs
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Tar ON 9HoF HoUsE Twenty iour
years ago Ben Cutter embarked in the
the shoe trade, at % corner Of Broad and
College, ana has been there ever since. lie
has gained an euyiable reputation as q
competent and successful merchant, and
made q multitude oi friends ia Middle
Tennessee. For some years past he has
had partner, la our youngirieId, Gleaves
and has q branch OF their establishment al
% College street, Sewanee building. They
alNay= Keep the best article iar The retail
trade. and sell al the lowest prizes See
morning.
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NrOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
decree of the ChBncery Court az Nashville
ri lered on January ith ls6- al claims Esainst
ths estate of Albert G.. Fsyne deceased mast
be dled iu the Office of the cieFk and Master on
az FrToRK MkRCH lsr. ls57 or they vii be for
Wv MORTON P. HOWELL. c. and II.
inrlg-lw-oawt1
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SAFEGUARD hbh i1lhttl GAilEoAl
CARS. An important invention for the pro
lection OF life and limb against the frequent
accidents that occur from street railroad
cars was tested ia Philadelphia on Fri
dav. With a view ot demonstrating the
entire security which the "saieguard' at
fords. the inventor, Mr. Thomas Gillen. al
different places and at different times,
threw himself Immediately under the for
ward wheel Of the car protected BY his
guard, and was in every instance pushed
aside from the track without being hart ia
any way.
Ills safeguard appeared 10 be entirely
-ucceFsinl, hat curious Circumstance con-
neCied with his experiments was that q
number of persons who witnessed them,
seeing him throw himself under the wheels
Of q moving car, thought he was crazy and
irving 90 commit suicide. Some of them
made very active efforts 10 restrain him,
but were much sstonished tosee him thrown
ont from under the wheels unframed. The
device is very simple consisting of plate
of metal called a "shoe," another called a
shield" an iron lever rod, and q spiral
spring: the whole of which, IL is said, will
cost but three dollars for each wheel IL Is
applied 90. The contrivauce Is self-adiuS,-
ing. and while it will throw of the track a
human being. or an animal, or any nova
bile thing, il viii pass over any fixed oh
struction. such as a break ir tie rail or an
unevenly laid Joint. 10 is we'll worthy the
attention of the passenger railway compa-
mics Of shis CITY, and others In this State
I'rHau a. - Gazette
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES OF LAND on THE MURFREE5
Id boro Pike, about half 6 nile from the Cor
poTation line, ana extending back 20 the req
danoe of Mr.. Pennis0n. fronting north Of tb'
pike, east on a forty foot eFenae, and west on
t5Tfy foot avenue The above land viii be solt
NEWS0M, GLOVER & CO,
janl9-lw No. y Maxwell House.
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Seasoned Poplar LHmBsF. corner
Crawford and North Summer streets ltf
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CoIenaan,s Instant ReItaf far Mammar

COieHan's Instant Relief for Mammsry
Abseess. or bealed breasts" with females
after parturition. This Is the only preparation
kneWn that viii sooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief Manufactured and
rssle only AT coIEsAN's Drug Store. 90 Church
street. [janl2-2aw In
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yellow Pine Flooring, atlow prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. 1T
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hooks an6 Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by Jno
York, IS Union st. ian,l-3m
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FOR RENT,

A DWELLING ON MCGAVOCK STREET.
"A or rooms. Price $500 %
A DWELLING ON SPRUCE STREET. A
"A few doors south Of Demumbrsne Win z rr
rooms. Price. 5000 Oo.
A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON WHITE
$3.50 90
A SMALL BRICK DWELLING on THE
n west side Of Capitol Hill. Price. $50 OO.
A PART OF A TWO STORY DWELL.
"A ING. four rooms between Union and &c.
dnr streets on Spruce. Price, s2i) o.
THE DWELLING ADJOINING WTH
rooms. Price. $50 %.
A DWELLING ON CORNER OF SPRUCE
II and Union streets Price. $50 90.
VHE STORE HOUSE ON EAST SIDE
j Of South Market street. now occupied by
II. +. Bell. Also the one adjoining. Price e9oU
each.
A BRICK DWELLING ON NORTH
"a College street, No. 26i. with room. Prize
$500 o.
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
n, near the Horticultural Garden. OF 3 rooms.
Splendid garden spot, with or acres of ground
OF ~ ii desired.
A SMALL DWELLING WITH THREE
n rooms on South Market street. near the
Medical College. Price. $40 Oh.
CALENDER 4 GARRETT.
janI7Iw OBJ
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CedaI Posts and Fencing Lumber
caFnerof Crawford and North Summer streets
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The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P. 2. Mason & Co.. No. q North
Cherry street. at S 50 per load of Il bushels.
delivered in any part of the city. janl0-tf
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To close business, We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. BrRndies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDoLFINI / RIyA.
janlO y North Cherry street
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n. q. CrHRk a Co., No. Il Union street,
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for thirty days. ian2l-lW
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The Healing Pool, and House of
Mercy Howard Association Reports, for
You've MES. on the CRRfK 0F SoLHUBE, and
the ERRoRs. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers aud create impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address.
Dr.. J.SEHLIS HoU0HToN. Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. ianl5-3m
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WING. TOBFY q CO., Bankers and Dealers
In Cold Silver, Government storks and Compound
Interest Notes.
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KAyE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION 10
w cur Ane. large. and we'll aes1fted STOCK Of
g4oods v . attend % kesp a. line goods a. can
Re found In any market, and oder 5uch indure-
nasufs % purchasers e. will make 10 70 thsir %
tsrsst % buy ir0n US
WEAKLEY a WAREEE.
Ne. Il North College r.. Nashville, Tenn
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Great AGfractIOnl-The entire stock of
our beautiful Dress Goods and Wooden Goods
are now being cold AT COST. to make ROOM for
our Spring Stock Call at +. A J. Northman's.
% Public Square. and Judge for yourselves.
jan3l-lW E& u NnETHHAN.
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Building Lumber Of all kinds. corner ~
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at q North Cherry
street. ianl0-tf
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CEDAR ~ KING.
FOB RENT.

Thk BUILDING KNOWN A. THE
4 EFegery. "a North kashvllie. ou IeheFson
tTesl. with = large lot aud stable
JANIS WnIIRURTH. Or
+. 4 CHEAT4AM.
dec-l-1 Nc 81 North Chsrry street.
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yAsgyrTIr AND NORTHUMBERLAND RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.

EpGEFIEID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville Al. .'uo a.. ~
Leave Nashville = De
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BOF Married Ladies' OnIy.-A fool for
luck. and d poor man for children. Send for
Circular L. l.. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
jan12- Wv Box fl2, Nashville. Tenn
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Wines - From the LoyOwoRTH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. p. & ?. p. ANDERSON. PrOPrietOrs.
Golden Wedding,spa GataWba,
IDry CaiRWba. Isabella, ete.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and bOquet are eXcelled yb
none-either native or foreign.
SOld-hy
ARCHER CHEATHAM K Co.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
K. i. CHEATHAM & Co.
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FgGh Liabilities 20 Banks
OF others. due or not due S....-......
SlrfA Losres adjusted snd
due ............-.......... --.-..........
Nf1cHih. Losses either IN
adjusted OF
Egtth Adjusted and not
due.........,......... l49. l55Os
NafA Losses in suspense,
awaiting further proof. -..............
Xaah. All other claims
against the Company ..........-...
- Sl44lT5 0,
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FLORENCE
THE BEAUTIFUL

U1OM HOODS Song Of the Shirt" would
never have been song had he lived in The
Golden age Of the Sewing Machinei Stiich
Stitch Stitch bat no more Weary hearts OF
aching heads The nimble needle "a not piled nY
hands, but moves like e thing u hie-quletly.
quickly. surely. the greatest blessing on tn'
nineteenth century.
me Florence J. the latest improved ot All
Sewing Machine7 u Quilts. Cords. Luck8
Hens. Felis. aud Gathers and 5sWa % hl inc
slme time makes four d9tinct htltche5i se|r
tom riglf tgsff or len b. right o. the viii o. the
8perat0r. and Il the only Machine having self
adjusting SHUTTLE TENSION. FOR mmAy
ne. nome eamIlre mILl n.
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BALTINORE. Jan. 25.--Coffee steady; stock re
duced. Flour dull. no change. No receipts Ol
wheat or sales. Corn dull white and yellow 81
al 10. Oats dull at Use. Clover seed held al
s. Sj@9 Timothy steady at 90 6003 IS Flax
seed 50 50. Sugar quiet but firm.
WhiskY mechanical
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Fsrst. The name OF this Company Is the HAST
FORD FIRE INSURANCE CONPANT, and Is
located at Hartford, Conn.
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r G. Crunk a TO-, No. i Union street.
are selling their stock Of Dry Goods AT COST
for thirty days. jan21-lw
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New orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. January 25.-CottoH market
easier: sales $3.50 bales; low middling &c Sic.
middling SIC: receipts for the week 30755 bales.
exports for week q 700, stock 81 600 bales.
Sugar frmer. l21Sc MOlasses. fair 6ic. prime
10 choice 10G73c Flour. superfne 81 50@i2 90;
Gold 1qiiL
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=. W ATSONt
Trustee Of the Bank Of Tennessee.

The exports Of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
Sl667O2. The following will show the
total exports from the LIST to the 10Th Of
January in the wears notad.
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- II n n II Ne H N II
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Hartford Fire insurance Co.,
on she sIaf nay Of December, 1866, .

Made 70 n. Go-7:-a-ler eth. S.a:. Of T.rres:s6
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Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as folloNs:
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LOUISIANA
QR0RgtA

Central Railroad Baaksj
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BE sure and - h Il. Rice a Co.'S No. 90
College street. and eei Goods al and below Cost,
as their bushes viii be closed by the ltah Of
February. ian22- If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lambert Lumber! Lumber 10000
feet yellow Pine Flooring for sale, cheap Cor
cash. by J. +. O'SBAUGaNEssY * Co,
jan3j-iw Opposite y 4 C.. r. 7. Depot.
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Sterling exchange Was quoted in New
XorL ~ mol n 10
The national Republican., 1867-01-29
From Texas and Mexico.

NEW ORLRASs, Jan. 2ss--The Legislature
met this morning. The message Of the
Governor was read and ordered TO be printed.
A committee Of seven was appointed by the
House to revise the State constitution.
The Texas Beacon says that the United
States troops near Jacksonborough were at
tackled by Indians and forty killed.
The French Consul in Mexico has pub.
lished notice advising all the residents in
the country who wish to leave II with the
expeditionary forces that they can have o
free passage home. A party Of 800 accord
ingly left
Maximilian permitted kind Of truce oI
war trade between Jalapa and Vera Cruz.
The Liberals are tearing up the Imperial
Mexican railroads.
The most important movement is the de
fection of one Gen. Carello, who commands
Saltillo, and who has issued the following
address to his soldiers:
"You have already seen the conduct o.
your so-called protector in Matamoras. Yor
already know that the flag Of the stars ha!
Aoated in that part, and that II was occupied
by the United States forces after they hat
covered the road with innumerable corpsei
Of our countrymen. They wish the extinc
ton Of our race to thereafter occupy on
country. The North our constant enem!
desires under plausible preteIt to pene
trate in il, never to abandon it."