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PARADISE AND PuRaAToRY.-Rev DR..
Baird, of the First Cumberland Preshyte-
rian Church, preached two very able and
instructive sermons on the above subjects
last Sabbath. According to the learned
doctors exposition, paradise is the state of
the believing soul from the time of death
till the day Of general judgment, and pur-
gatory the state OF the impendent dead
from The time OF death till the final iudg-
ment These propositions were maintained
by cogent arguments. and backed up by 9
large array of scriptural references. Both
sermons we're listened to by large audi
aufda
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VIRsruA ESrEKFRIsE.-Charles y,
Norris s Co, Of Richmond, Va, have es-
tablished 10 that city sugar refinery
which tnrns out various grades Of sugar
equal TO the best to be had anywhere. Be-
ing closer 10 Nashville than other markets,
and selling at New York prices, our mer-
chants viii End il to their interest, owing
20 the saving Of transportation, TO patron
ize them. A LOT Of their sugars can be seen
at the house Of Akers & Herrick, corner o.
Church and college.
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London adyices Of yesterday quote
United States SOS at 70
Exchange on New York was taken
by the banks yesterday al discount, and
sold by them at par 81
Nashville corporation checks were
bought at S5@S7c discount.
There was but little demand for govern
ment bonds, and but little doing in incur
rent money. Z
The sales ofSouthern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 23d
inst, were as follows: ~
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proceedings of the Supreme Cour

NASHVILLE, Jan. 18th, 1o6S.-Court
met this day, all the Judges being present,
and finished the State docket of the tenth
circuit. sEEa5Exc g
Hon. Ed. H. East, special Judge in the
place of his Honor Judge Shackelford,
took his seat upon the bench, when the
court took up the remaining business of the
tenth circuit, which will probably occupy
the court until Thursday and Friday next.
J. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UEIoE AND DISPATCH at the counter
win be FRYE CESTs, and it win be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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A OnuaH. A CnI.n. az a aORE

THROAT requires immediate attention. and
should be checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation Of the Lungs, a permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result.
Having a direct influence TO the parts, give
immediate relief For Bronchitis, Asfh-
ma. Catarrh, COnsumptive and Throat
Diseases, Troches are used with always good
success. Singers and PHblic Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial TrOches." and
do not take any of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
Oct27 4meod
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ALMOST a FIRE.--The alarm al half
past seven o'clock last night was oeca-
stoned by the mantlepiece taking FIRE IN a
room Of the USIoS AND DIsPATCH build-
ing, occupied by Hrary Heiss and Thos,
Aicheson, of the BeaRer
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MCKEEDREE CH5RcH.-The address by
MIR. John II Baske,ie, before the Sunday
SchoOl Association at McKendree Church
on sunday, is very highly highly spoken
Of The attendance vas large, notwith~
standing the inclement weather.
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New Marriare anide.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. incidentto youth aud
early manhood, which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in seaIed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
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The Healing Pool. ana House o.

Mercy. = Howard Association Reports. for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy me maSly powers. and create impedimeuts
TO Marriage. with sure means of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofcharge. Adore (
DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard Asso-
citation. PhiladeIphia. Pa. mayl9 3m !
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BLOODY AFFRAY AT SMYRNA. Tom
Farmer, desperate character, was shot at
Smyrna on Saturday, in fight with Tom
Cain, and died yesterday. His body was
pierced with nine buckshot from Gains
gun, and he was also terribly cut with an
ak. Cain escaped uniniured. ~
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RE-oPEEING.-The Seminary of w. E.
Ward, on Spruce street, opened its spring
session on yesterday morning. The NUM-
Der of pupils was large, and the prospect
for an increase over any former session was
very Aattering. Parents in the South seem
to realize the great necessity of educating
their daughters, as it is the only patrimony
which they are able to leave them, which
will defy the fluctuations of fortune and
ravages of war.
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WHAT'S n A NAME 2--Yesterday morn

WHAT'S n A NAME 2-Yesterday nom
ing, heSheriif called from the courthouse,
"McGuirei MCGUIRE A man of that
name was wanted. The name reached
Eclipse engine honse, and lis abbreviated
echoes sounding like "Fire fire !" the
station house bell al once struck an alarm,
and an ten minnles the whole Fire Depart
menl vas racing and charging up and down
in search Of the supposed oonhagTation.
The firemen were much chagrined on
learning the true cause Of the alarm.
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Hoe STEALINo.-Two colored boys,
Frank McKissicls aud Allen Conn, are to be
tried to-day before Justice Wilkinson, on
charge of stealing ahog from negro named
Allen Roane.
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AN ALARM IN CHURcH-On last Sab
bath, just as DIR. Baird had finished reading
achapter in the morning service, atthe First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, a gentle,
man seated in the back part Of the church
was attacked with an epileptic fit. His
shrill, piercing, deatb-like screams threw
CONSERVATION over the audience for a mo-
ment, but the young man soon recovered
and the services proceeded as though no
interruption had occurred.
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sAEITARY.--The headquarters Of the
Metrppolitan Police Sanitary Department
vas yesterday removed 10 the UNION AND
DIsPATcH building No. 81 North Cherry
street up stairs.
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CRIMINAL CouRE--R. S, Tu,hill, At
torney General elect, was sworn into Office
in this court yesterday. Wiles is TO be
tried to-day on charge of numbering Nor
gan, near MoWhortersville, in 1862.
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SErLIFF, at the Commercial, is IN receipt
of the latest New York, New Orleaps,
Memphis, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
Vile, Chicago and Nashville dailes. Also,
the Southern Pen. and Pulpit, Southern
Society, Brick Pomeroy, Southern Home
Journal, Metropolitan Record, Irish Citi-
zen, People, Pilot, Irishman, News from
ireland, Riverside Magazine, New Eclectic,
Atlantic, Psychological Journal, and all the
current serials, weeklies, monthlies and
dailes. fl4 fF fk
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For sALE.-A Drug establishment we'll
stocked, handsomely fitted up, and fixtures
complete, located in a central portion of
the city, is offered for sale at a bargain.
ApplS1at this Office. jan26-lw
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closing excitement on Saturday. Buyers
have operated with with great caution, as
though they thought the climax had been
reached and that reaction woull follow,
while holders have been firm and seemed
to be masters of the situation. The dis
patches from New York and Liverpool,
indicate the demand good and prices firm.
Received 1852; shipped 1872, and sales of
467, as follows; 5 at 154;; IS at 15s; at
.l51 2S2 at l5c; 4 at l4ss; 3 at lag "a at
IA; "a at lsa 2 at 49, Il at IS; 5 st l23,
and at 12s2.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept l. 1861
Received ..-.,---, S02
Received previously tt's--42. 4Ol
ro.al............ $1,000 ............ 7s.95
Shipped 0-day-.-...-....-.....-..--........ $50
Shipped previously. .sifss.2 W
Stock ON hand to.day................. S7l6
The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
New YORK, Jan. 27.--Gold opened at
i4US. lOsOV A. MUM AfUSs~-AA n Ms
Gold 1409. Cotton very firm and holders
are asking higher rates. Low middling
171; upland middling Isl Mobile mid.
ding 1S9; Orleans middling 1s3@19
good middling 19l. IL M.-Gold 14l.
Cotton, demsnd moderate and prices firm.
A P. M.-Gold 141. Cotton, demand
moderate and prices firm sales to-day 1000
bales-quotations nomiually unchanged.
Freight room scarce and shippers cannot
operate.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-11;15 A. M.-Cot-
ton steady; estimated sales to-day 1900
bales; upland middling 72@75d; Orleans
middlings S@Sfd. l;20 P. h.-Cotton
nomiually unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 27-11:l5 A. M.-Consols
925@93. United States bonds Y. l:20 p.
M.-Consols and bonds unchanged. P.
M.--Consols 934. United States bonds
72@72S.
.WHEAT-Both supply and demand
light. We quote at So per bushel.
Flour. Market well supplied at 500
Is. Mountain Dew SIS, Cumberland Mills
$40, Cream of the City SIS, Pride of Ten
nessee $l4, Pomona $40.
CoRN.-Demand moderate. Farmers are
selling at 55@6ee in wagons. Dealers de-
liver at depot in sacks at 75c.
SALT-S4 20 Tor 7 busheI barrels to the
trade.
sueAR--Orleahs l24@153e; Demarara
1870 Ice; coffee A lie; B 16i; CLEO
crushed, powdered and graduated lsc,
MoLAssEss--- Choice Orleans 75@S0e
sorghum 55c
CoFFEE.=Market firm. Rio 90 q 26Ae
Laguyra 274@2Se4 Java 36@SSc.
MESS PoRK-$2S so per Dbl.
LkRD-In fair request in tierces and
barrels l3@l34 in cans or kegs 14@l44c
BULK MEATs.-Sides 1l4@12c; hams
134@14c; shoulders s4@9c. aai
BAcoN.--Sides 1S@ISA hams l4C9l5e
shoulders l03@11e.
HAx-$25 for prime timothy in store.
BRAN-$2S per ton. - y
APPLEs.--Green S. 50@6 per bbl.
| CANDIEs.-Star Ec per ID. 1896
NAILs-$6 for los, with 25c advance TO
each smaller number. '-s7 f.ffiesl
BAGeINe-Kentueky and India 24G930c
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A NEGRO GIRL NEARLY BURNED TO
DEATH.-A girl at one of the colored
churches in this city, whose religious zeal
got the better of her dnring services on
Sunday, fell upon hot stove and before
she eonld be rescued was 80 badly burned
that her life is despaired of.
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WOODEN MIIIa for sale.

EEBRUARY "a. BEING THE FIRST MON
E day IN the month the Lebanon Wooden
hlls, property Of Wm. C}risham & Co, giil
be sold az public oatcry al the courthouse door
Ia the town Of Lebanon. 1erms--one-ioarta
cash, the balance in one two and three year,
interest from day Of sale. Notes taken with
good security and lien retained on property.
JAMS codtd-Ls5anoR Herald asd Revtaer.
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1t viii be seen that in the second sche-
dule the income tax is omitted. Congress
would do we'll to see ifthe internal revenue
cannot be raised, without tax on incomes,
as the Manufacturers Convention propose.
AZ at present laid, This tax is clearly un-
just, for il exacts the same per centsge from
the ineoaes Of realized property and from
incomes obtained by daily labor. More
over, it is odious, because necessarily in
quisitorial, because it forces every man to
lsy bare to the public annually a statement
Of his affairs; and it is oppressive to the
great msjority, who live more or less from
hand to mouth, because ii may be exacted
in time of sudden depression, upon m
cones made at another season.
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InnlsrlIIe 1IarIreI

LOUISVILLE. Jan. H.--Tobacco Ern; $5s9l5 for
lngs 10 medium leaf. Fiour-superflne 81 50as.
Wheat 81 40. Oats 66@6S. Corn 77@s0c. Mess
pork 81. Lard Is. Cotton f55z8i53l Bacon
advanced &c: shoulders 10; clear sides l29<:
bulk shoulders SIC clear sides 1l94 Whisky
nominal.
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CANDiDArfs.-Tnsgis Winham, of the
Press and Times and Capt John Wilson,
are announced as candidates Cor County
Trustee.
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! The sales on the oath were as follows /.


The New York Posi- of the afternoon OF
the 23d inst. says 'Ths loan market il
easy at 5 to 6 on call, and commercial
paper of acceptable grades is scarce and
wanted. Some very desirable lots have
sold to-day at 6, but 7Q9s are the quoted
rates. The continued Aow Of currency this
way and the stopPage Of contraction give
the assurance that the loan market viii not
be troubled by currency arrangement. And
as the accamultion Of capital continues the
probabilities Of easier rates for money are
estimated as favorable"
Oar mail advices from New York to the
afternoon of the oath inst. represented that
the supply of available capital is on the in'
crease while the demand for accommoda.
ton, though augmenting does not grow as
rapidly as do the means of meeting and
satisfying it. The rate for call loans was
596, with exceptions at 4. Commercial
paper passes at 6(S74 for choice lots ofhigh
grades.
The monthly debt statements of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury chow steady in
crease of the debt Of the United States
within the last few months. This increase
has been as follows:
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POLICE COURT, JANUARY 27.-Fannie
Thomas, colored, and Martha Summer,
Enthusiastically conduct and street
walking--workhouse fourteen days.
John Hall-drunkenness and lying on
street-costs.
Martha Maddox r. disorderly = work
house fourteen days. r.
Thos. H. Neville, coIored assault and
battery with an ax-workhouse fourteen
dave.
Chas Blakely assault on r. C. Grierson
discharged. atl @
Jordan Hadley--depositing ashes on che
street discharged.
Thos. Hunt--larceny of silver watch
from Burnley Hendray.
Jesse Gordon, colored-stealing 1925
from Larkin Brown, colored--discharged.
John G. Observation-Disclosures at
prosecutors cost.
Isaac Smith-lareeny Of shoes from ]
B. Blake-dismissed at prosecutors cost.
J.B. Blake-forcibly taking pair OF
shoes from Isaac Smith-dismissed al
prosecutors cost.
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THE HORTICULTURAL GARDEN RIoT.-
The Press and Times and some conscientious
individual signing himself r. Church, say
that our account of the difficulty at the
Horticultural Garden last week between
soIne negroes and whites was exaggerated
and incorrect As we received our ine
formation from much more reliable
source than either Of these two "authori-
ties,n we are not inclined in the least to go
back on IT, ss 9sos - e
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oar GAINESVILLE Agent. - JOHN W.
FAKoN, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee.
Is our snthoriEed agent at GAINESVILLE, Tennes1
zee, to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UEIoS AND DISPATCH.
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RemOval.-F. H. French has removed his en-
tire stock 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 fine custom work, which viii be sold
at greatly reduced prices. Jana If
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CIRCUIT CoURT--This court convened
yesterday, but the busineas Of the day was
confined % motions.
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JUDeE BRIEN AND THE RADICAL Or
FIcE. HOLDERS. Judge Manson M. Brien,
sr., short time SINCE applied to Chancellor
Harrison for re-hearing of the applica-
ton filed for an injunction against the
Mayor, City Council and Metropolitan
Police, asking that if the re.hearing be re-
fused, permission be granted TO take the
matter before another Judge or Chancel-
Tor. Chancellor Harrison yesterday again
refused to grant the application for an at
tachment and injunction, but without pre-
iudice TO petitioners right to file the petit
ton and make such application TO the
Chancery Court upon the coming ia of the
answer Of defendants 20 the original bin,
az the petitioner might be entitled to.
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Fer Rent-The front portion of the office
under the Maxwell House. next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office.
dao1o &c
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GATHERING IN THE STRAY SHEEP.-
twenty-five young Roollysheads were
snatched up by the police yesterday and
last night, for vagrancy.
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Tar ATLANTIC. -Measrs. w. 4. Berry &
Co., have the Atlantic Monthly Cor Feb
rnary. ra
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Gold advanced in New York yesterday.
The following are the quotations Opened
at l40s, advanced to l4OB at 1880, 400 at
IL, 14l at noon, and closed at 14lR at 8 P.
NJ. Brokers here were paying 1S9 and
holding at 1403.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NAsHvTLIE. Jan. q, 1865.
corroa-Ths market has not been as
feverish to-day as was expected from the
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aa.InuIa Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-TObacco active aud UNI
changed. Flour quiet superfne at S7a97 so
Wheat firm at 81 55Gg2 81. Corn very dull and
dropping at sSas9. Oats weak, 63@691[ Pro-
visions dull Lard firm at l29lS%.
New YORK. Money and stock Market
NEW YoRE. Jan. 27.-Money easy; call loans
Acc: prime paper COZ I; sterling quiet and firm
at 919@95s; gold l4lH governments 1s9%e
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Hob Press for Sale.

ESok SALE. AT THIS OFFICE. A NO.
IL DAVIS 08CHksLA1OR JOB FBkbS,
z2xl6 inches. Can be had a a bargain. 4
zoctS F.--f
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In eOhstueratAOn OF the pun A1ihes
gAUvIN Il BADOUEs

COkOmnade BtlltaEd Rooms.
Have determined to alleviate. to the utmost in
their power. the sufferings of the poor people
of Nashville. and will GIVE THE NET PRO-
CEEDS OF NEXT MONDAY. January q. Of
their Billiard Room for said purpose. This
amount will be delivered TO the Chairman of
Poor Committee. jan22 ia
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ron ne Mt.

VHE DWELLING HOUSE FORMERLY
II occupied BY rhomas 0oWdsy, On GoHdey
street. Niu Be rented On reasonable terms for
s'l ''s q me ( Ss'Ss EfgSa Eco. Assn,s.
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sSow Snow was falling 10 Louisville
yesterday. b 80 isfi esHfa
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THE LEaIsLATuRE AT THE PEEITEN-
TIARY.-Our over crowded penitentiary
was visited on Sunday by large number
of Legislators, and the convicts were
turned loose in the yard preliminary to an
inspection of the entire building. The
prisoners were allowed TO converse with
the visitors, and appeared to appreciate
the more humane discipline recently intro
dueed. The Warden, Mr.. McElwee, treat
ed his guests to an excellent dinner during
their visit.
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New York Dry oooda MarI.el.

NEW YORK, Jan 27.-DrygOods market firm
all staple cOttons are unchanged. Forest Dale
bleached muslins have advan ced To l5c; YORK.
mills steady at Is; brown and heavy sheeting Al
l5Iz printed eale0ea II 1fal2llc for an Of tbs
standard makes
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FIVE DOILARs REWARD.

CTRATED Or STOLEN FROM THOMP-
- sons pasture, between the Franklin and the
Granny W hite Pixies, on or about the a0sh Of
Decsmber last, an UNCALE COW, nine years
old. red spotted. white back and belly. enc horn
q htile short. Any person giTing infermation
street, Nashville, viii be paid the above reward
ianIt lus
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FIRST ACKNOWLEDGMENT c. Robert
son, of this city, took the highest honor in
Amherst College last session, being that of
English Grafton. This is a well merited
honor from college of such eminent
character as Amherst, upon a young man
whose mental endowments promise to make
him as conspicuous in the intellectual
arena, as was his gallant brother, Major
Christopher Robertson, in the sulphurous
blaze of Chickamauga.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ST.. soc A. ~. and e.40 P. n.
Leave s30A N. and 6.s0P. ~
Arrive at Nashville at...6.40 P. N. and 400 A. n.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville fl.s5 A. y. and ieayes $40 ?. s.--ex-
cert on Sunday.
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RAILWAY.

The 7:30 P. NJ Train makes direct connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for Memphis, Selma. an obile. jackson and
Vicksburg, Miss, New Orleans, Laa, Huntsville.
and all intermediate points.
THROUGH ExPREss.
Arrive at Nashville .................. 5:32 A. N.
- q, LOCAL ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Decatur l:uO A. NJ
Arrive at Nashville 800 p N.
Connect at Nashville with Louisville and Nash
vile, Nashville and Chattanooga, Nashville and
Northwestern, aud Edgef cid and Kentucky
Railroads for all the important points East.
North and Northwest. l.ey -
Splendid New Sleeping Cars attached TO all
Night Trains, and run between Nashville and
COrinth without change. 81
baggage Checked Through. Fare
always as low as the lowest.
6oIUMBIA GocoMNoDATIoE TRAIN,
Leaves Columbia 1:00 A. ~
Arrives at Nashville at .........'-...-l0:oO A. NJ
Leaves Nashville at .........-......... S:l5 P. A.
Arrives az Columbia at.--sA-.......... $50 P. NJ
For Through Tickets and other Information.
please apply at the Office Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, northwest corner Of Cherry
and Church streets, and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville. Tennessee.
.tsesl j. Is. VAN DYRE, Gen. Supt.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is still rising with twenty feet
on the Shoals. f
The weather ia cloudy and cold.
ARRIVED.
Tyrone from Cairo.
LEAVING TODAY.
Tyrone for Cairo.
by telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 27.-River rising
with 7 feet inches water ia the canal
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 80 deg
81. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-Weather clear and
cold light snow last night.
CrSCrNEATI, Jan. 27.--There Is l9i feet
water in the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer 20 deg. $3.50 fL
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With this increase eomes proposition
to raise heavy amount Of taxation. The
Commissioner of the Revenue, Mr.. Wells,
proposes to raise by internal taxation Of
the following articles the sum Of one hnn~
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