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MRS. WTNsI.Ow's
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For CuLDREN TEETHTN0.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
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Thtrty.EiSe Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES 2I0 Fulton street, New
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England; al 81. Paul street, Mon
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Del repealed to-nIght.

A NEW BRIDGE OVER RUNNING WATER.
.~The fTightful chasm at Running Water,
near Whitesides on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, is soon to be spanned
BY new iron bridge, costing pot far from
100000. The present bridge is compare
lively new, hut much better structure is
designed. This chasm is two hundred feet
deep, and is in one Of the widest sections
through which the road runs.
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Free SOIL AUCTION sale.

Our great sale of Warehouse and Lots.
College street, just beyond Broad. comes of this
day. THURSDAY. S0TH INST. at ll'o'cloCk
A. NJ. on the premises, Now is the time to buy
property free from any kinds of taxes for near
fifteen years
BROWNS & CHEATHAM,
Real Estate Agents.
T. ". BARNES, Auctr. [jan30 1t
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aonthern Cotton NTarke.s.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 27.-Cotton quiet but
firm middlings II sales $50 bales re
ceipts $500. aga
AUGUSTA, Jan. 27.--Cotton advanced
to sales 9lS bales receipts 744 mid
dlings 164 to 16s. 1l les
CHARLEsToN, Jan. 27.-Cotton quiet
aud unchanged sales 200 bales middlinga
at III to ia.
MoBILE, Jan. q. Sales of cotton to-day
$50 bales. Prices nominal. Middlings
164 receipts 1927 exports 632 bales.
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SUeAR-A fair demand. Orleans 1910
l5c; coffee B l6i 164c; crushed and
powdered lSc.
MoLAssEs-Orb.ans 75@S0c; sorghum
SOC; New York syrup SOC.
FLouE-A large supply. We quote
Mountain Dew SIS, Pride of Tennessee
S14, Cumberland Mills $40. Cream Of the
City S13, Pomona $40.
CoFFEE-Java Csc; Rio 224Cs2sRc F;
Laguyra q.
CoRS-In wagons $4,000; in sacks al
the depot 75c aan
LARD-Tn tierceH lsc; ia cans or kegs
l4@144c.
corroN YARSs-5OO, IL; coo, IA, and
700, Ice.
sALr-s4 20 for bushel barrels.
BAcoN.-sides lS@1s9 hams l4@ I5cj
shoulders l04@lle. us
CANDLES. Star 164c; s. 5Oper box for
stearine,
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TIE AURORA On QUEsTIoE.-A certi6-
cate appears in our advertising columns
this morning, from the brother of the two
young ladies who were burned to death a
short time since at Chattanooga, to the eff.
feet that the terrible accident was occa-
stoned by no dangerous element of Aurora
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: The Healing Pool, and House Of
Mercy. = Howard Association Reports, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create impediments
TO Marriage. with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Adore
DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. maybe Sm
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BREAKAoE AND DELAY.-The morning
train Of the EdgeieId and Kentucky rail-
road did not arrive until o'clock P. N.
yesterday, an axle of the tender hav-
ing broken near Springfield, resulting
in the throwing of flat car from the track.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court was en-
gagged all yesterday with the Gaze of Mrs.
Margaret Burke as. the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, suit for SIC, coo dam
ages, the husband OF complainant having
been run over and killed by locomotive
on that road. The concluding argument
will be made this morning.
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MARKETS BY TELEaRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LrygRPoof. Jan. 2e.-Cotton firm: estimated
sales 1900 bales uplands 794@7Ssd; Orleans
S9s3sd. z-ei
Lovpox. Jan. o. Egsning.-Consols s3ss;
5-2Os quiet at y; I. C $50; Erie 1875.
FRAXKFoRr, Jan. 29-Evsning.-5-20s Of %.
751s@76.
LIvERPoot. Jan. 29-Evening. Cotton sales
to-day, 1900 bales; uplands 7z4STssa; Orleans
New York, Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 2e.-Money easier than at
any time since New Years call loans 400; ster-
ling quiet and firm at s9ss994; gold 4e7s9 4O9s;
new Tennessee 60<. 0 @
is New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 29.--Cotton firm; mid
ding ls9ls1S;. sales $500 bales; receipts $500.
1254@f21Sc; choice 14@li1zc Moissses active;
common 6096Sc; premium Soc
Loufsville Market
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 29.-Tobaeco market steady;
sales 81 bids; Tugs 81 s0S; Leaf s@l5c; selsctson
$40 80. FIeurzsupsrdns 81 5o@s; fancy Si2 So
Wheat So 30. Oats 67@6sc, Corn shelled in bulk
7sc; ear 7Sc. Lard lSc: Mess pOrk s2i- Bacon
shoulders 9s<c; clear sides l2z{c. Cotton l56pl6c
Cincinnati Market.
CINcIySATI. Jan. 29-Plour irm and quiet
Wheat dull and nominal: red winter 50 25S2 IS.
Corn dull at SIC for ear. Oats frmer At 67@6sc
PrOyisions-mess pork is held at 500 s082i: Bulk
meats are held at sac for shoulders and ie9zc
clear sides.
New York Market.
NRW YORE, January g. = Cotton firm; sale
45e0 bales; uplands 1870. Rice quiet; Columbia
l0E@l1c. Coffee steady. Sugar steady: Cuba
1lJS9llA. Molasses quiet and steady. Flour
quiet and firm. Wheat quie. aud 6rn. Corn dull
and heavy Ut 81 24@1 IS.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRK. Jan. 9.-Drygocds market 6rm.
Kersage muslins 1910; Tuscarora1 sc; Yamsutta
221Sc; New York Mills jumped up 20 &c. Prints
active at l21<c; Anoskeag ne. standard brown
sheeting. Eastern makes. l5c: Southern l2lSc
Sc. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. e9.--Tobacco bouyant and un =
charged. Flour steady; superfne 81 7S9S g
Wheat So 5S82 IS Corn weak at 856187c. Oats
duh at 67972c Provisions nominal. Pork held
at $2l. Bacon nominal; Shoulders aS9Ec rib
sides l01S9l011c; clear do. 1lGll1&e; clear sides
ll14@l2c; plain hams l2Gel3c sugar cured hams
14@l6c. Lard firm at l2BzGl3c.
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r. H. SINGLETON, at the postofiice, has
received Harper's Bazaar, Waverly Maya
zine, Flag of Our Union, Southern Home
Journal Saturday Night, New York Mer-
curry, Every Saturday, Literary Compan-
ion, Wilk's Irish Republic, Lacrosse DEM
ocrat, chronological Journal and the
latest leading dailies.
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New marriage auIde.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases, incident to youth and
early manhood. which creates impedinients 70
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Adj
dress Dr.. J. SKILLIN HOUaHT0N, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
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RQmOVaI-E

RemOvaI.-F. H. French has removed his en-
tire stosk of boots and shoes to his old stand
No. 10 Public Square. He invites his many
customers. and the public generally, to ex-
anime his fne custom work. which will be sold
at greatly reduced prices. jan4 If
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Nashville, Jan. 29, 1868

NASHVILLE, Jan. 29, 1868.
CoTToE-The excitement in the cotton
market Cor. several days was revived this
morning, and the trade was very active all
day, closing firm at Isle for fancy grades,
with more buyers than sellers. sellers
have great confidence that the present adj
vance viii be sustained. The receipts have
been large, amounting to $50 bales shipped
400 bales, and sales of eO3 bales, as follows:
l52 at 15i 242 at l54 9 at l5s q at Ia
IS at 153 90 at 13l 80 at Is $40; IA at
15;. 10 at TAT 29 at I3; lO4 at TAI, and IS
at l5s.
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ILLIcrTMERcHASpIsINe.-Alar large num-
Ter of arrests Of merchants and others foE
failing to renew license, we're made yester-
day by Marshal ChumblY, and this line
Of fight is to be kept up until sll the delin-
quents are roped in.
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The BRoAD STREET RAPE CAsE-The
Police Court was in session nearly all yes
terdsy, the most Of its time being taken up
with the case Of Thomss Lewis, Broad
street merchant, charged with committing
a rape upon the person Of a negro girl
twelve years Of age, named Lizzie Turner
whom he h accused Of entcing into his
store and violating. The testimony an ihs
case was extremely revolving, and resulted
in the defendant being bound oyer in th'
sam Of 81 900 for bic appearance befor'
the Criminal Court
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We receive in exchange the Examiner, a
paper recently established in that most en-
terprising and hourishing inland city Of
Waco, Texas, by Messrs. Downs, Payne &
Co. Its handsomely gotten up and well
edited. Snch of our Tennessee friends So
desire to get the local news of Texas can
DO SO by subscribing for the Eraminsr.
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SEMITIC THE PENITEETIAEY.-The fol-
lowing persons, all colored, convicted of
larceny in the Criminal Court, were yester-
day sent to the penitentiary for the terms
annexed: James Campbell, five years !;
Alex Moss, FIVE years; Henry James,
eighteen months; Frank 0'Neill, one year !;
Frank Owen, one year.
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Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UEIoE AND DISPATCH at the counter
viii be FIyE CENTS, and it win be sold to
newsboys and dealers 40 that they can sell
at this price
- o.---. t,-4,- Cz,y--
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TUE WRoNG MAN-In our report of
the Council proceedings yesterday, it was
stated that Mr.. Emery moved to lay a mo-
ton to adjourn upon the table. 1t was
Mr.. Griffin who offered the motion. The
mistake occurred from Mr. G. being pointed
out to our reporter as Mr.. Emery.
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TIE SCHOOL BOARD The
Application to dissolve the injunction
served upon the new School Board, was not
argued before Chancellor Harrison yester-
DAY, Judge Gaui being III and the Chan
cellOr absent.
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A IL CREDITORS OF wN II. EwIs. De
thsir accounts and dsman q. DEoBsriy sntasnu-
catees EithAn TIE tine prescribed - laHs o.
theT vii Be forever barred 10 lllE ard = ally,
add All 2srI0u8 indebted - I'm srs ee7Soy 70
qnirsd 70 Gems forNard and pay or TIE Gains
Nil hsplaosd in eonrss q eollss9sglen, -.
No. s. Public Square Hssavibs Isan.
& Dscsnbsr q. 1ss7. ~ jza2 On
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sPeclAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
dAr17 If
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CoAT THIEvEs COME To GRIEF.-TSo
negroes, Bill Hopkins and Calvin Petta,
we're arrested last night in the act of carry
ing of two overcoats, which they had pur-
Joined from the coat rack in the hall Of the
residence of ID. ID. Dickey, on North Col
lege street. A gray black bordered shawl
was also found in their possession, for
which no owner has been found.
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Cor CIarlKsyIIIe Agent. - JOHN W.
FAXOE. Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee
Is our authorized agent at Clarksville, Tennes-
see. to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UNION AND DIsPAToH
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Inc ioiloHlbE oAspatcnes were recelEeo
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
New York, Jan 29.--Gold al. 1890.
Gold l4l4. t0:45.--Cotton holders antici
pate an advance and are holding their
stock of the market. Low middling 17s
upland 1874; Mobile 49, Orleans lss
good middling 19s. IL M.-Cotfon de-
EaaRd fair and prices frm. 8 P. M.-Gold
l4l. Cotton demand active at full prices
sales To-day $500 bales low middling Is
other grades unchanged.
LTvERPooI, Jan. 29--ll:15 A. N.-Cot-
ton frmer estimated sales to-day 12,O00 ;
upland middlipgs 7s@7fd; Orleans mid
diings S@ssd. 5 P. M.--Cottou nominall
unchanged. :
LosDos, Jan. 2s--l115.ConsoIs s3k@
93s. Z. 8. bonds Ut. l.2O P NJ CoEsols
93s6934. u. s. boads y. 5P M.--Con-
soils e3f. q. 3. bonds 70
Bulk MEATs.-Sides l3@l:Sse hams
14Ql5c shoulders l0s@I1c.
wHEAT--A very small supply At 90.
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CRIMINAL CoURT, Jan. 29th.-Siaie rs.
James Wiles, murder. Cause resumed
State as, james Myers and Henry Fritz,
cOnspirscy:to commit larceny, and car
rying false keys. Not true bill, and de.
fendanls discharged
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PERsoNAI.--M ]. X. Thompson, who
for a long time has been connected with
the business department of this paper, left
for Baltimore last night, and will make
that city his home in future. The good
wishes Of his many friends here go with
him TO the field he has chosen.
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Middle Distrfcf OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEERBY OWE
notice Of bis apbointnssrt e Asfirnse OF
the arm q karzsr a Hlrsc1eeEE =. W Morgkz
Of Dayidscn and stats or Tennessee. Nithir
ssid District. who have been stj1aSsd bErkrupts
apea thsir swn petitions, b. tho District Court Of
'-'a a. S cHADBoURNR, A.s.rses.
jazl3 1av5ts 01ee, 81 Church street
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For Renf-The front portion of the office
under the Maxwell House. next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office.
lan19 -
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koR SALE--A Drug establishment, veil
stocked, handsomely fitted up and fixtures
complete, located in : central portion OF
the city, is offered for sale At bargain.
Apply at this Office. C'-l jan26-lw
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BLEssINGs OF MATRIMONIAL rather
extraordinarily developed negro woman,
calling herself Virginia Cheatham, swore
out a warrant before Justice Wilkinson
yesterday, against festive ''eolored euss'
named James Newland, charging him with
bastardy, breach of promise, and various
other peccadilloes to which African nature
is peculiarly prone. James was forthwith
arrested, and brought up to answer the
charges, but by the advice of the court
consented that the difficulty should be
settled by marriage, and the dusky twain
were then and there made one flesh, and
left the court room under flying colors.
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The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
81 ,O69,3OO against s670l69 for the cor
responding week Tastsyear. The following
will show the total exports Of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January
IN January % in tba yeara noted
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AREA or NAsHvILLE.--Nashville, when
the proposed extension Of the corporate
limits is carried oat, will cover nearly SIX
square miles,
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Coon TnfE.--Two car loads Of freight,
from New York, arrived at the Chattanoo-
ga depot yesterday, which had come
through via the Tennessee and Virginia
air line road in seven days.
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The sale 10 be Continued from day to dag until
all OF said lots ars sold. A map Of this property
can be seen By nling al ny onics. This viii
afford one Of the hnest opportunities ever
offered for valuable Investments In Edsehsld.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of SIX. twelve.
eighteen, tWenty-four, thirty and thlrty six
months Notes with approved personal ssea-
rity seeuired with intersst from date. and Ian
retained PuTchas efs paying 0ne-f fourth cash vii
not be required 70 give personal security. sals
free from redemption.
MORTON b HOWELL, & and NJ.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON a SMITH. Az'ts-
dsr3f "a f
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IMPROVED BURNER. H. Butman &
Co., at the Aurora oil depot, Union street,
have new and improved style of lamp
burner, known es the Comet Burner. They
are recommended as very excellent ar
firlp
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Woolen MIIIs for saIe.

ERBRUARY Cd. BEING TUE FIRST MON
IT day in the month. the Lebanon Wooden
Mails, property Of Wa 0risham 4 Co, VIII
be sold a. public Outcry at the courthouse de9r
IN the town OF Leban0l- Terms-oDe- tocrtE
cash, the balance in one Two and three years
interest from day Of sale. Notes taken with
good security and lien retained on property.
JAMS codtd--Lf5aaoA Herald dad Regtsfsr.
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The LAZY ALDERMEN Another cali
was Issued yesterday for the assembling of
the Board of Aldermen, but there was no
quorum last night.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is falling at the rate Of two
feet in tWenty-four hours, with twelve feet
on the Shosls
Weather intensely cold
Nashville, Cairo. ~
DEPARTED.
N. Phillips, Coal Miaes
EXPECTED TODAY
The Alpha from LouisgIlIe aud Havana
from Cincinnati, are expected At the wharf
this morning.
Try telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 29.-Riyer falling
with seven feet in the canal. Weather
clear. The thermometer toonightia deg.
above zero. All the steamboatmen say the
current Of the Ohio has recently Increased
wonderfully in swiftness.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-The river has
fallen 4 inches, there IS now 10 feet four
inches in the channel. .. "a. {
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 29.--I.ast night waa the
coolest OF the season, The murcury sunk TO
3 deg. below zero. The river closed here
during the night, closing in two ferry-boats
which were coming across. The river is
now nearly one continuous gorge between
here and Cairo.
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Nen Aarertinements.


oar colnmns this morning present the
semi.annual statement Of the Home Insn-
rance Company Of New Haven, Ccnnecti-
cut, represented in this city by its agent, p.
p. Peck.
The Poplar Mountain Coal Company
advertise fresh supply Of round and block
coal at reduced prices.
DIR. Mitchell, Health Officer, inserts a
notice in regard TO vaccination, which
parents and parties interested would do
we'll TO heed also, one 10 physicians in re-
gard 10 births and deaths.
United States Marshal GlascOck adver-
tises large sale Of mules under the bank
rnpt laws, 70 be held at Pulaski, on the
10Th Of February, prox.
Jacob Them has large sale at auction
Of boot and shoes tomorrow.
The steamer Havana leaves for Louis-
vile and Cincinnati on tomorrow.
An ordinance increasing the revenues Of
the city, and prohibiting goats running at
large.
In our local column appears the card Of
Mr.. Thomas Daily, in reference TO the re-
cent disaster at Chattanooga.
Free soil property, by the Messrs. Browns
4 Cheatham, is advertised in our special
column.
James N. O'Connell & Co. are in receipt
Of potatoes, cabbage game, iish, and other
things Cor the inner man
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Gold was without change in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tons Opened at 14l, was 141t at 1890.
al at 1856, l40 at noon, and closed at
AL at Pm. The rates here we're 1891
buying and al selling.
Government securities were shade
lower in New York yesterday The fol-
lowing are the quotations. rgrr.
sos LIST series lll5S
5-As "a serles.,... l19z<
o-zQs 5d lUyts
s ne" ISSUE lo174
Other bonds we're not quoted
London adyices Of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 70.
Exchange on New York was taken
by the banks yesterday at ! discount, and
sold by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks we're
bought at 35@S7c discount
| There was nothing doing in government
bonds or uncurrent money. t
The statement of the Associated Banks OF
New York city for the week ending Satur-
day last, Jan. Is, compares as follows with
the corresponding week in 1866 and 1867 /;
to which we add the specie currency ball
| ances in the New York offices of the United
States Treasury at these dates, respectively
Jan. q, '66. Jan. &c, 'G7. Jan. g, '6s
Natl eapt1 STAG 700 50T. 7G0
LEGAL eaptt ,-........,...,.. 9.062.500 $685.
Total capital ...... $50. 07O. 200 $s3. 40 200
Loans....... $2i0407.836 25l,674.S03 25S.392 lOl
| Gold anddoid sE
Notes -. 13,106,z59 16,ll4,0O7 25,l06 800
Legal Tender 70,3l9l46 63,442,559 67,l64, l6l
Deposits..a4 l96, 0l2454 1871 952,076 210,O93O s4
Circulation 20,9G5, $50 30 957 ,le3 34O82 762
In3nb Tresy s.......,.. l0S5S6. 4i0 l07, 534 AS
The changes from the statement Of the
18th inst. are as follows
Increase in ,a35S las
Increase in specie ,Yl4y35
Increase IN other legal tenders. 99s $40
Increase IN deposits 204 9ll
Increase Ia circulatIon..........-.... II $50
The exports of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
81 ,O69,3 against s670,l69 for the cor
responding week last wear, The following
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I0unsyIAI.E AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at-..... 6oe n. and e.4g p. N.
feave SO An. and 6, ?. n.
Arrive Of Nashville at..s.l0 ?. N. and 400 A. X.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville II s A. v. and iesves $40 P. s.-ex-
cspt on Sunday.
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Eiraf Washington and SOatbef" VIA
chattanooga
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-30

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville nt..........,s09 1. N. and - P.
Arrivs AZ GhattanoOga.- 500 A. ~ and 500 p. n.
sheibyviue and TuilahomR Accommodation.
Leaves ~ P. n
Arrives a. lO.Oo A. n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-30

~ fNIIn lsTlI ----l-71''-'7' =
>egasisf washington and S0usheFn VIA
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-30

Tar LAST SAD OFFIcEs.-The remains
Of Pratt, the suicide, were forwarded to
Logaasport, Indisna, last night
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-30

Firsi SoriEcy..
-.-ll rnn !,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-30

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, JAM
" AIRY x8s ls6s, We shal SD Cg AbEk,
"A North chsrTy street. - follows. fis
Round Goal. ee 50 per Loas-
MARSHALL. yosBERG q RUSSELL.