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FOREIGN NEWS.
-
Nv Che Cable,

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The morning Journal
mentions a rumor that The Great Powers
have resolved 70 urge the Sublime Ports TO
call q conference to consider the Eastern
question.
PEsTH, Jan. lS.-The Upper House of
the Hungarian Diet unanimously passed
Diask's address.
FLORENCE, Jan. 1S.-Italian Finance
Minister confirms the announcement that
the government intends to tax the church
property to the extent of six hundred mil
lions Of liTres.
LONDON, Jan. HI is reported that
desperate plot to assassinate the Pacha Of
Egypt has been discovered. The plot iu-
cludes the sub-ofhcers Of the government,
and the investment of the reins of govern
ment in the hands of Saline Pacha, who was
said to be at the head Of the movement.
PARIS, jan Is The banquet extended
BY Americans 10 James Gordon Bennett,
Jr., occurred last evening. Mr.. KingsIand,
son Of the former Vice Commodore Of the
New York Yacht Club, presided. The
American Minister and representatives OF
the foreign legation were present. 1t was
a grand affair. There was great enthusi-
asm at the ball at the Tuilseries Wednes-
day evening. The Emperor and Empress
personally congratulated Bennett on his
victory.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Revolutionary Organization In North
CaroIina.-Canadiau Authorizations
on the ''Var Path'-.Hon. L. b. Wash.
burne 20 Sail for EurOPe-.FuriOus
Wind stOrm--Decrease In the Negro
Population of Virginia, Etc.
NEW York, Jan. l8.-The information
from North Carolina is to the effect that
a secret organization, with revolutionary
objects, exists in Union county. Outrages
Of an aggravated nature are being perpe-
trated on the negroes in Wayne county,
and the officers of the law confess them.
selves afraid to pursue the perpetrators
with the remedies provided by law.
The Times Montreal special says the
roUges reds are indicating their desire for
annexation with les rescrue than formerly.
The subject for discussion at the Cana
dian Institute this evening is the question,
whether the bank proposition for the an
neXation Of Canada to the United States
ought to be accepted
The Paris, the principal rouge organ Of
this city, refers to-day with approval to a
meeting Of the French Canadians in De
troit at which De Soyionx delivered lee
ture in favor Of annexation.
The aggregate Montreal imports and ex-
ports, during the year 1866 was $57, $780,
35l, an Increase over 1856 Of more than
SI0,000,000.
The Times Washington special says that
the New Orleans Riot Committee have
mostly completed their duty of examina-
tion and will call but few more witnesses.
Several communications between the civil
and military authorities in New Orleans,
not heretofore published, will be included
in their report.
Information received here from diheront
sources, official aud otherwise, leads to The
conclusion that a majority of the Indian
tribes are now on the war path, ready for
war Of plumber and determination against
the whites.
Quite a number Of spectators have gone
from here to Omaha and other Western
cities, expecting to be able to secure con-
tracts for furnishing supplies to troops
which are being sent to the frontier.
Hon E. B. Washburne, of Illinois, will
soon sail for Europe, intending TO be alb
sent about three months He is said to be
suffering from a spinal disease, and goes for
the purpose of obtaining medical assist
ance.
A furious wind storm prevailed through
out last night, and the snow hereabouts is
drifted in some spots to the hight of eight
feet.
The excise law will be enforced accord
ing to its full and strict Interpretation to-
day and hereafter.
John II. Grauf, lawyer, has been ar
rested on a charge Of forgery to obtain back
pay of deceased soldier.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says the people Of the South have made up
their minds to shake of the inaction of the
last few months and take hold of the vital
questions Of the hour with vigor.
There has been a decrease in the negro
population Of Virginia amounting to 49,
600.
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white House Conservatory Damaged
by Fire, etc,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-The conserya-
tory attached to the Executive mansion
was badly damaged by fire this morning,
at least one-third of the valuable plants
therein being destroyed Loss on building
$4,000. The plants destroyed Ire one OF
the rarest character, and foreign origin,
aud csnnot be replaced for years, and at a
cost Of 100000.
The majority of the Ways and Means
Committee are understood to favor the re-
duction Of the whisky tax. The tariff bill
in its present shape is likely to fail in the
Senate. It is stated that the opinion of the
Treasury department is it would reduce
the present receipts of customs one hall,
and thus render any reduction in the in
ternal revenue impossible. The Ways and
Means Committee reached no decision on
the gold sale bill, and chances are against
any interference with the present dis
cretionary power by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. The Finance Committee have
agreed 10 amend the tariff bill by changing
the specific duty on the books 70 an adva-
loren duty, and fixing the duty on wines
at 80 cents a gallon If imported in casks,
and 81 per dozen If IN glass.
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Horse. stolen BY Indians.

FoRr MITCHELL, Nebraska, Jan. IS
The government herd at Fort Laramie,
consisting Of sixty horses and mules were
stolen night before last by Indians. In
their light they killed two men hauling
telegraph poles and took their teams. tits
thought the same Indians we're seen from
this place to-day. Troops in this country
are entirely insufficient for the protection
Of life and property.
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New York Legislature and the Rail
n.nnfla 81

ALBANY, Jan. ia bill passed the
Senate to-day requiring adjoining railroads
of same guage to pass freight without
breaking bulk, to sell passengers tickets
and check baggage through.
A bill was introduced into the Senate
giving sole right to lay electric cables be-
tween this State and France to the Inter
national Atlantic Telegraph Company,
represented by Chas. c. Leigh and Charles
Howard, for twenty years, on certain condi-
tions, one of which is that the line must be
in successful operation in two years.
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New YORK LegisIatnre.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1S.-Evidence
taken to-day before the House Railroad
Committee, shows that few weeks before
the expiration of the term of Office Of the
old board Of directors of the New York
Central railroad, they passed a resolution
giving the Hudson River roilroad bonus
Of one hundred thousand dollars for the
business of the season in addition to the
usual probate allowance on freight carried
over that road. This resolution was re-
scinded by the new board of directors a
few DAYS after their electiOn
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Observation-Disclosures etc.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1S.-Sarr & Bros dry
goods store was robbed by burglars last
night Of 81, 900 worth of silks.
The river is rising slowly, and is full of
ice; feet 10 inches water in the canal.
Steamboat men think the river will be sta
tionary by morning; if not, there is danger
of the sinking of many coal boats all alon G
the river, as the ice is drifting, in some
cases, in tiers six feet thick. The weather
is cloudy; mercury 20, barometer 29.50.
Another ballot took place in the Ken
lucky Legislature to-day, with the following
result; Speed, (Radical,) 40; Harding,
81; Davis, SO.
The steamer Argonaut No. has aoated
off the rocks, and is not so much damaged
as at first apprehended.
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EDITORS UNION AND DISPATCH II see
in your paper the name Of Thomas 81.
Coldwell presented as a suitable candidate
for Governor. This requires some explana-
ton Mr.. Coldwell is well known as a
lawyer, and but for one thing he would
probably be the best man 10 run. Many
persons in the State have understood Mr.
Coldwell as being identified with the Radi-
cal party. This is probably not true, in
fact it is well known by Mr. ColdwelPs in
innate friends that he has constantly been
a moderate man and Conservative 10 his
feelings but it is due that a full avowal
should be made. Mr.. c. cannot be fairly
put before the country until this is done,
and IL is due his friends that his views
should be made known without delay.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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Kansas Legislature

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. l0'-There is moth
ing Of consequence doing to excite in
teEest in the Legislature.
The remit ofthe weeks canvassing indi-
Gates the reelection eff Pomroy.
The southern Kansas members will hold
a caucus tomorrow night for the momins-
Of candidate.
: The short term contest is mainly between
Senator Ross and Judge Thatcher.
Bailotting commences next Tuesday.
Gov. Crawford is appointed in the Ma
tional Republican Committee in place Of
Gen. Lane.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Col James Il. Hughes, Of Warren
county, has announced himself as Con
servative candidate for Congress in the
third district, now represented by Dun
can Letter" Stokes The McMinvile
Ne,c Era says that if there are any other
aspirants on the same side, they should
make tho fact known at SD early day, 30
that whoever makes the race may have
time 10 canvass the district
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InsOIvent Notice.

I HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOL-
/ Yency Of the estate Of Britton Gardner, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given for all persons
legally authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Hickman county, Tennessee.
on or before the 1st day Of May next. in order
that n division pro rata may be made, ETC., or
they will be forever barred.
TH0S. T. HENRY, Admir-
ByJ. d. EAsLEY, Attorney.
January the 18th, ls57.-janl9-WSt
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yFaVs and Means Committee aud the
Geld Tax Hill

WAsBISGroN, Jan. Is.-Ths Ways and
Means Committee are divided on the tax
on gold. They agree that gold should be
sold 10 open market but undecided as to
the amount OF manner.
il is reported that the Englisb mission
will be rendered to David Dudley Field.
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CNCHSEAT1 Jan, lS.-A man named A.
B. Pleasoner, Of Kentucky, committed sui
eide a. the Spencer House, by taking NOR
phinc
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sinkinn Of the:steamer Platte YaIIe

sinking Of the.steamsE Platte valley.
MEMPHE, Jan. 1s,-About sixty lives
were lost by the sinking of the Platte Val
ley last night She struck the wreck Of
the gunbost JET Thorn psco, tearing away
her starboard side, and sunk in four min
utes in forty feet water. Most of her cabin
passengers were saved as far as known, but
the passenger list was lost and it Is impos-
sible to obtain g correct list. A family
named Roberts, consisting Of thirteen, we're
all lost The boat was loaded to the guards
and was under fall heading at the time,
Col. Gus. A. Henry, Jr., and wife were
on board, but were saved, losing all their
baggage. II is q remarkable coincidence
that Hon. Gus A. Henry, Sr., his father,
was on board the Fashion when she sunk a
few days ago. Col. Henry says one woman,
through her own exertions, saved herdrunk-
en- husband and FIVE children by wading
through the water on the hurricane deck
and putting them on the Wheel-house, after
the boat had settled and careened. The
boat was owned by Captains johnson &
Blake, and was valued at $40, 900, partially
insured. She was running between here
and Vicksburg under auspices Of the Mem
phis and St, Louis Packet Company.
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BosToN, Jan. ls.-The snow storm yes
terday was the severest sinos 1857. The
snow is three feet deep Trains are snow
bound
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 1.-THE Eve and
six o'clock New York trains have Botarriv-
ed at midnight. They are probably de-
tsined by snow drifts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

T'HE TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
/ from old No. 4s College street, 70
No. 80 new nunsbeF) UNION STREET,
Next door to Sandy Carier's Saloon.
iqnfe-fm
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il will be seen from a paragraph in
our financial column, that Mr. Watson
claims the school fund" as a part Of the
assets Of the Bank Of Tennessee, and is
about 10 test that claim before the courts.
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VALUABLE FARM
H o II - AL II.

Lorenzo D. Cover ct ais vs.. F. r. Cheatham
ct ais.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID at the January Term, 1867, Of the Davidson
County Court. I will offer for sale, at the Court
House door in Nashville, on SATURDAY, the
10Th Of February next, a certain tract or parcel
of land. situated in the = district Of said e6unty
on the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road.
containining about 1917 acres and known as
Lot No. in the plan Of the division of the
lands Of William Cover deceased, of record in
the Clerks Office Of Davidson County.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash, and balance on a
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months. Notes
bearing interes! from day of sale, with personal
security required foI unpaid purchase money,
and lien retained.
jan19-td' P.L. NICHOL, Clerk
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STEPHENS & WATKINS.
4 RETAIL DRUGaIsTs
CORNER CoLGEdE AND UNroN SraRErs.
THE Cid Stand Of STRETCH & FoEHEs.l

| 4 FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
n Refurnished the entire establishment.
and having made large additions thersto
we are again ready to offer to The Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drag. Medicines Dye
stufs, ETC., which for quality end purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
lishment in the country.
The great variety Of European aud Anne
rcan Fancy Goods, Pine Soaps Toilet
Powders Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc
comprising invoices o. goods from Low 8
Son London; Couday, Societe Hygieniqus.
and Lubin Of Paris; Bgzin and other repu-
table American manufacturers 80 viii be
found most complete, aad for beauty ele-
gsnce, and utility, cannot fan to suit the
tastes Of tho most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmados, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, PuAs sad Boxes,
Mirrors and other articles Of that clara
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house IN the south.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
and none other are allowed . 40 out Of the
establishment
splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, AL tine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, Carrots Scotch
and Maeeoboy SHUTS, and svory article IN
that line, constantly IN store.
A most extensive and yasisd assortment
Of
Fishing Tackle,
onsisting Of Hooks from the most eels-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland.
aud Sill, Grass, japanese. and Cabls-laid
Lines. Also. RooiS, Bamboo and Japansss
Rods; together with every thing usually
found IN q frst-class establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
Gns TEAS just received
~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
curacy by competent and experienced Pha--
macists and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability liz tEs
execution Of Orders, all goods being wsr-
ranted a. represented
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner Collage and Union 81.
aoy II Tsp
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FOR SALE.

~ ACRES OF LAND on THE MURFRRES-
l > boTo Pike, about half mile from the Cor
poration line. and extending back 10 the resi-
dsnce Of MT. PeDnis0n. fronting north on the
pike, east on Iorty foot avenue, and west on
forty foot avenue The above land viii be sold
NJ very low figures. Apply 10
NEWS0M GLOVER & co.
ianl9-lw No. y Maxwell House.
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THE ATHEN E q NJ ,
COLUMBIA. TENN.
a SCHOOL TOR YOTN0 LADIES.
Mrs. =. a. SMITH. Principal.
Mrs. ,. a. SMITH. Principal.

THE WINTER EXAMINATION OF his
Il School is appointed 20 be held on Thurs
day, January Slst, and close With concert Of
Vocal and Instrumental Music at uiEht- The
friends and patrons of the AthenRum are re-
specially invited 20 attend.
The spring Session commences on MOnuays
February 4th. New pupils viii fndit greatly o.
theirirterest 70 be present or before the open
ing day.
The Athensum offers very great advantages %
young ladies desiring good, thorough and finish
cd education. We employ teachers Of the high
est order % talent. and ere prepared % give IN
struction in all the branches usus taugnt IN irst
class Female Schools. We have one Of the larg-
est and best selected Libraries to be found ir
any similar Institution. TO which all the pupils
have daily access. A complete set Of Chemical
ana Philosophical Apparatus, and. in fact, all
the necessary aids for imparting instruction.
New pupils received AZ any time. and CHARGED
only from date Of entrance. Board and kngiish
Tuition per Session Of i've calendar months, are
only from $ll5 to SlS5,
Circulars and other information furnished By
addressing R0B'E ID. SMITH,
janl6-d&Wlm Secretary.
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Free TO Everybody.

LARGRs PAGE CATALOGUE. TEACH
a fnr how 70 remove Tan, Ereckies, Pimples,
Biotches, Meth Patches, sallownesss, Eruptons.
Fhiskers, restore curl and beautify ske hair;
renew the nge, cure drunk euneas. nerves debil-
itv and other useful and valuable infoEmaiion-
FTeTvbody send for 10. address BERGER.
EHrTTs a GU. Chemists. IS River street,
Tros n Y decls-wim
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NOTICE.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
4 out the entire stock Of Groceries of B. @.
Grigsbey, on the corner Of Vine and Broad
streets, NO. I6S. will keep a good assortment
which he will buy exclusively for cash and can
afford to sell cheap for the same. Mr.. D. Gilman
win attend to the business for me, and we would
be pleased to have our friends and the public
jani9-sm ROBERT PINKARD.
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Omce for Rent

OK CEDAR STREET. BETWEEN CHERRY
j and Sumner. Suitable ior Physiciao on
Lawye.. Apply % g Cedar =.
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Arkansas River Plantation
FOR ALE.

I WING on TIE ARKANSAS RIVER.
NEAR South Bend, containing about Nine
tern Hendrad Aeres-siz hundred arres cleared
and finely improved has . eommodious brick
dwelling steam gin, fine negro quarters. and
rood stables for stock; ga orchard Of SIX ban
ared choice apple trees, and fftssn hundred
peach trees: has four large cisterBs. capable Of
holdfng {, 600 barrels af water. fihy hands viii
Sc put Oh the place IN January next WI sell
With all the stock and crop On Y.
Apply % L. B. Fite, Nashville. IeBn., 90 D.
lanes H Moore, on TIE Place.
posfoflcs poqf Of Arkansas
tavFg. "A Az
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FOR RENT,
A DWELLING or MqdAyoCK STREET
"A 8 or rooms. Price, 500 90
A DWELLING ON SPRUCE STREET, A
"a few doors south Of Demumbrene with or
rooms. Price, 5000 %.
A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE on WHITE
u street south Of the Franklin Shops. Price.
500 co.
A SMALL BRICK DWELLING on THE
q west sido Of Capitol Hill. Price. $50 o.
PART OF A TWo STORY DWELL
dar streets. on-sprucs Price. $3.50 %.
THE DWELLING ADJOINING, WITH 7
/ rooms, Price, $50 %.
DWELLING on CORNEB OF SPRUCE
n and Union streets. Price, $50 %.
THE STORE HOUSE on EAST SIDE
i Of South Market street. now occupied by
r. =. Bell. Also the one adjoining. Price 80
each.
BRICK DWELLING ON NORTH
"a, College street, No. 3d5. with 4 rooms. Price.
800 %.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"A near tho Horticultural Garden. 5 or rooms.
Splendid garden spot with or acres q ground
on 80 II desired
A SMALL DWELLING WITH THREE
a rooms On South Market street. near the
Medical College. Price. 800 %.
App' - cALLENDER & GARRETT.
ian17-Iw OBJ
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LynnWOOd Nursery for sale

The Tennessee Coal Company
IRE SELLING COAL AT MODERATE
A Price. They are largely increasing their
shipments. They sell coal a. 30 eents foE
weighed Coal. delivered
A. S. COLYAR.
jHnl6-2w Pres. Tenn. Goa 30
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Watch Repairing and JObbing,

This Department Of our business We propose
making a SPECIALITY, having secured the
services Of some Of the finest wofkmsn IN the
country for that puTpose.
+. L. DAVIES. ~. III. DAVIES.
larIA-tf
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Organization In North
CaroIina..Canadiau AfFairs--Indians
on the ''WRr Path"--Hon. L. b. Wash.
burne 90 sail for EurOPe-.FuriOus
Wind stOrm--DeereRse In the Negro
DnnuIntinra nE Nln.nirnin Etc
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4 FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
4 J. Refurnished the entire establishment.
and haSing made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to The Public
every article usually found in a Druggist
Stock.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-10

OF Tennessee under such men a. Blown
low, lew Of which am sorry TO say we
have among us, Milt. Stafford for in
stance2"
lie replied hesita,ingly. at is not q
matter Of men At ali ; II would depend
upon circumstances and principles. We
would inquire whether you had State,
aol-"
here interrupted, feeling ,ha, he was
dodgiug and asked the following ques
ton:
"Suppnse, sir, Alabama, should organ
ize n Government euiranchising the NEG 70,
providing for his education, and giving
ample guarantees for his protection before
the courts and in society, and onder that
Government should send good men. who
could take .he test OATH 10 Congress
would you admit her TO representa-, 2
| Wirhou, moments pause. he answer
ed with strong emphasis, mo cir" and
thus closed the interview.