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AMUsEMENrs rms EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Variefy COmpaDy-Ethiopian &c
centrcities, ballet, gymnastics, magic, songs etc
ST CHARLES THEATER-The spectacular drama "The
Black Crook"
NEW OPERA HoUsE-Freneh Opera Troupe-GOuuOd's
gTand opera FAINT -
o. Day"
JOHN ROBINsoN's CIRCUs-Corner Bourbon and Orleans
. streeis-Periormances at l215 and 61s O'clock
CRESCENT CITY MUsEUM-Nos 40 and % st. Charles
stree-W onderfu living and natural curositiesSm
lady in the word-Lady without armsGlass blower, etc
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LITERARY.-Thanks to Geo. Ellis, ststioner and
bookseller, opposite the PostOfhce, for the London
Illustrated News for Christmas Day, beautifully
and profusely illustrated. Ellis has all the latest
qualifications
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Inc father of family at Washington holds
chiei c'erkship worth $1,000; two sons have
sl2OO clerkships. and another, one of sI4OO, while
the daughter is provided for with 5000 place
nearly $1,000 per year to one establishment.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

A party Of gentlemen. to the number Of sixty,
have purchased the portrait of Chief Justice
Marshall by Rembrandt Pesle for three thousand
dollars, and propose to present it TO Chief Justice
Chase
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

Wendell Phillips kindly curses the soul of Ben
jsmin Franklin, for persuading this people that
the noblest of all human actions was the saving of
cents.n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

mrs. burdell Cunningham has turned up in San
FRANCISCO in divorce suit. She appears as Mrs.
mary u hyde, alleging adultery. Her husband
MES cross bill, accusing her of the same crime.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

HOLIDAY PICTORIALs.-Geo. Ellis, from his
popular news depot, opposite the POstofice, has
sent us the latest numbers of Harper's Weekly,
Leslie's Illustrated News, the Sporting Times, the
illustrated Police News, and the National Police
Gazette, all of which publications he has for
sale,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

j. B. Cough has identified in st. Louis silver
spoon as his property, stolen from him in Massa.
chusetts, by burglars, several months ago.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

The ferry lease over Bayou Plaquemine, at Don
adsonville, has been sold for the year for $685..
The market has been farmed out for $1,000.
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Rattle.

TWO NO. BEEF CATTLE and FIVE SPLENDID
SCOTCH WOOL SHEEP, valued at $500, will be Rallied
for the last day Of the State Fair Seven Prizes ia a
Prize let choice Beet I'd Prize ID choice Of Beef
Sd LIST Sheep 4th ID q. Sheep
9th Sd Shesp. 9th =. 4th e. Sheep
9Th Prize 5.h choice Of Sheep.
To he drawn uIder the supervision J. N Marks Pres
dent Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association, Col g.
Brtsux, A Bower, 4 Coli rau p Absdie j. Mayer and
- Dastillisn. The Stock viii be exhibition the Fair
Ten cent othe receipts frm tickets given TIE
Fir n ms Charitable Association.
Price OF Tickle = 81 % be had at McQuoid 4 Mehles
Stock Landing. and a, the Fair Grounds.
r. N. BUFORD.
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lS'HeftSs - PRATT.

a WIRELESS, late Of Nashville, Tennessee; DANIEL
PIRATE If Pratt lille, Alabana)
H a NJ TX II R -,
no. IL COMMERCIAL PLACE
Nav OALsASs.
Dealers in GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE tTOCKs
BONDS and UNCURRENT aUNEY. Rece We Denosit,
Snd MAJ olectonsob all parts ofthe United STATES
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The wines Of the late Sir Frederick Bruce are
to be sold at auction this week. There are nearly
nipe hundred bottles, including ten dozen choice
old Madeira, and some rare brands Of Burgundy
Washington bon vivants are well supplied with
choice yintages, at low prices, by the diplomats,
VINO receive their supplies free of duty, aud fur
p'sn Their ifriends, while six months never pass
Wl.nout the sale of at least one cellar, the owner
ei'her being ordered to another post, or giving up
housekeeping or departing this life.
0enerai rope, on the LIST inst. reluouished
command of the third military district snd turned
over Inc command to Brevet Brlgadier General c.
y eioiey' General sibley, on assuming com.
manu. issued the following order:
HEADRs Third MILITARY DIsrR1c, ,
GEORGIA, ALAsANA FLORIDa
l.. IN compliance with paragraph -of a 49,
S Sleeis NO. /, from these headquarters. of tbis
vs.e' me undersigned assumes Command 81 as
ILIo military district. aud department Of Caor,ia
Florida and Alabama. Vi "eofgs'
~. hAlsung orders will remain in full forca sn5
al omseis on stat duty, at these headonartsrs ~
tne oistrict, VIII continue in the performsnna ~
TIER customary duties until otherwise or5araS Vi
c,,,. CALEB c. sIBLEY
Colonel 10Th I. S. Infantry Breyst Brig. Gen rs
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Facts.

Messrs. N. Kiefer Holande-, No 2B Povdras s.reet
Manufacturers OF the Mallkoh Bitters:
Gent emen have examined thu patent that was granted
you By the government for the Maakon
bters and found in the Ingredients employed compound
well calculates To excite and kee in good ord
organs have pescrbsd aid Bters tim.S and in
every instance bad occasion 10 their beueuc
eject remain, gentlemtn, respectfully most
obsient servant A. MERCER, M D.,
1873 Canal street.
have examined the patent hold for the
MaakOh Bers, and find nothing in Ingredients thereoi
ccul ted TO act njur ousy upon the human system unless
taken in inordinate Quantities Indeed nathlZ but
CORDIAL aromatic oitter' :. A. SMITH, NJ. v.
Your Malskof Bitter, which have examined do not
contain any Ingredient 20 health may be recon-
msnded to those who are in want OF go.d tonic
Yours N SOHUPPFRr- "
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Prices of Admission.

For single Tickets admitting person ........ 50.
For children under u years Of age............. 2c
For four-horse vehicle and nedrver........... 81
For horse vehicle and driver. 10
For buggy and driver
Far horse and rider 1 N
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NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON, Secretary. r
.E'Osfce

The Awarding Committees for the Mechanics ard Agi
cultural Fair hereby notified that by calling the Office
the Association No. So Camp street, they obtain their
Tickets and Badges urged that the Members Of the
Committees report the Supernt ndent of their respective
Departments the Grounds Immediately after obtaining
Their Tickets.
THOS. G. RHErr,
LII rna r.t... lnrt
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Cashmere suits, very low, at No. A 81. Charles
street.
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The Undersigned

Are the sole agents for the sale Of the celebrated MORN
ING CALL WHfsKY, and guarantee cry barrel to be
PURE BOURBON aud sold the lowest market rate, in
bond and free.
COLOMB, BROOKS & CO.,
% pa.ars utraat
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Manufacturers na, Importers

.NdHUI OCfttftTs md EmDOrfeTS
IIAAoNDs, WATCHES. JEWELLERY AND SILVER
WARE
II. a. Keller 81 Jul. HGrner,
No. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE
Are prepared Offer their friends and the puhllc f
snd extensive sssor ment of ID AMOAD and RICH JEW
ELRN OF THh IR OWN MAKE and late of the
best manufactures q Ladies' and Genflpmeus fine
NATChks and CHAINS, and a great variety OF rich
JeNery IN all its branches also SILVERWA aE etc eLc
Al OF which they offer at prc TO suit the times
special attention given TO Watch Repairing which under
the competent management Off c. WING lolgaud favor
entrusted TO him.
7. A. KELLER & JUL. HGRNER.
No. 10 Exchange Plaza
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nAuLxoAD AND sFAGE TIME TABLE

OfIeR HOnrs.
From7 A.Mto6P.u. Sundays. : too N.
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HEST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.
o North Carolina 6's ex. coupon


The United States Senate on the 5th
inst, passed the House bill suspending the
power of the Secretary of the Treasury to
contract the currency, with only four votes
in the negative to thirty-six for it. Those
voting against il were Conkling, Morgan,
Edmonds, and Patterson, of New Hamp-
shire. Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, was
paired, but would have voted against the
bill and in fall Senate, there may have
been, at the outside, three more votes
against it, Mr.. Conkling's amendment,
providing that the Secretary should also be
deprived of the power to expand the ours
rency was lost by % to IS. This vote,
however, cannot be taken as indicating the
position Of the Senate regarding imitation.
The object was to Paas the bill in its simple
form, leaving The other questions Of the
currency for the more general financial
scheme. The vote for the bill was stronger
than its friends hoped for at one period Of
the debate, some who spoke for il voting
against it, The feeling is strengthening in
the Senate against imitation. tits thought
a proposition TO increase the currency by
the forty-fye millions contracted, might be
carried. 1t is not thought it can go beyond
this The idea Of funding the debt INFO a
long loan is gaining ground, though the
provision of a per cent. tax, half % go
to the States, 59pears to be losing.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-18


Ii BANKRUPTCY.-The following cases
have been registered since our last report
Milton B. Potter, Stewart county.
H. Wolfson, Shelbyville, Bedford county.
s. ]. Odom, Cannon county.
Ed. Arnold, Rutherford county.
John A. Dowd Lewisburg, Marshall
county.
James A. Moore, Shelbyville, Bedford
county.
E. J. Cornelison, Manchester, Coffee
county.
David G. Deason, Bedford county.
G. d. Emerson, Manchester, Coffee
county.
D. Wade, Bedford county.
VIM. H. Cunningham, Lewisburg, Mar
shall county.
John S. Pride, Mooresville, Marshall
county.
Thomas S. Trigg, Montgomery county.
Thomas Stalker, Hartsville, Sumner
county.
J.H Farrar, Nashville, Davidson county.
CIV Hitchcock, Gallatin, Sumner county
CLAY Roberts, Nashville, Davidson
county.
Stone & Swaford, Giles county.
james L. Parker, Giles county.
Marcos McNairy, Pulaski, Giles county,
Albert S. Aymett, Giles county.
James M. Aymett, Giles county.
John G. Anthony, Lawrence county.
lessee B. Cobbs, Pulaski, Giles county
Daniel G. Ussery, Giles county.
George f. Mcclure, Cornersyille, Giles
county.
There have been in all, up to date, 43C
applications registered in bankruptcy al
the capitol. ~ ~
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MRS. wINSIOW'S
SOOTHTNS SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN ThoTHING,

FOR CHILDREN Th"THING.
Greatly facilitates the process o.. teething. by
sOftenins the gums. reducing all inAslA nation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic actio. and
is sure 10 regulate the Bowels. Depes1
upon it, mothers. il will give rest TO yourselves
and Relief and Health 30 yOur Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years. and can say in confidence and truth of it
what we have never been able to say Of any
other medicine-SRvER Has IT FAILED IN sIy-
Tx INSTANCE To EFFECT A CURE. when timely
used Never did we know an instance OF dissst-
isfaetion by any one who used il. On the con-
Srary. all are delighted with its operation. and
speak in terms Of commendatiOn Of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WAR WE DO KNOW" after years of ex-
perienee, and pledge our reputation for the full
Gllmsnt of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in
fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is ad-
ministered.
Full directions for using win accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for Mrs. WtnsiOw's
Soothing SyrHP," hayius the fac smile Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS" on the outside wrap
per. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price emily
Tkirty-flve Cents per Hottie.
OFFICES: AIS Fulton street, New
York; 2O5 High HOIb0Tn, London,
England; 44I ST. PsuI street, Men
| fFeaI, Canada
aue2S eod6m
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EPIsTLE or A JEALOUS WIFE.-A wo-
man who was sorely afflicted with the green
eyed monster, and whose fingers were in no
condition for writing, applied on yesterday
20 one Of our prominent merchant friends
desiring him TO write letter TO certain
woman who, she alleges, was wOoing and
winning the affections Of her liege lord.
Our friend, being an accommodating gem
tleman, complied and wrote the letter just
as the woman dictated. IL set forth her
wrongs in lachrymOse style, and closed
with a direfnl threat Of vengeance il the
intimacy she complained of did not at once
and forever cease. She left with her mind
considerably relieved, though what effect
the letter had or will have upon the party
complained Of we have not learned.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-18

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-We have seen
several instances recently Of the most
wanton and heartless bsrharity to horses
aud mules on the part Of draymen and
other drivers. On Thursday evening We
saw an Irishman on Union street beating
a horse numerically over the head with a
stick, and on yesterday negro drove up
Cherry street. striking his horse at every
step with large olub, the licks Of which
fell heavily upon the animal. There Is a
law to punish cruelty TO animals, and ",
think Its occasional enforcement would
have a good effect upon some Of these
. hcartless iehua.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-18

SHERIpAN's BOND FIXED.-Capt. Sher
dan has succeeded, as we are informed, in
getting his bond az Revenue Collector fixed
in accordance with the legal acquisitions in
the case. His friends came 10 his relief
most timely in the emergency TO which he
was brought by the withdrawal Of his
former sureties. His bond is now Endorsed
10y men Of financial responsibility, and is,
we learn, entirely satisfactory. Under the
new bond his official functions will be re-
sumed, and the notice of Constable Creigh-
ton, restraining him from the discharge of
official duties, is no longer operative. We
trust that Captain S. will be more lucky in
holding on to the new signers, and that he
will not be reduced to the necessity 81
having every month to get new batch OF
securities. Such procedure ia evidently
trying upon ones nerves, and calculated Ia
produce unpleasant feelings.
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hams 16@16lc; canvased 1Sci sugar
cured zoe. -ss.-
suGAR-orleans 14f@159c. Demarara
l5c; Porto Rico l2!@14c; coffee A 17c
B 1879; c 16Tc; crushed lsc.
CoFFEE-ACtive and supply much re-
duced; Rio 228@26le. Lnguyra 27k@
2sc; Java S6@3Sc.
MoLAssEs-Choice Orleans 756sOe ;
sorghum 55955c.
BRAN-S24 per ton.
HAv-S25 per ton.
SALT-S4 so for 7 bushel barrels.
APPLB-Green So 5O@6 per barrel
PoTAToEs-Irish 1904 per Dbl.
NAIIs-S6 % for los, and 25c additional
BAGGEG-India and Kentucky 2iG1 SOC.
CANDLEs.-Star 17c per Ii.
SoAP-6l@s4c der lb.
RIcz-Carolina 1910 13c per Ii.
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IL Wholesale and Retail DFuEEis lisa,
CORNER COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS,
Nashville, Tennessee, has nov in store, ard IS
constantly receiving large invoices Of Pure and
Fresh Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stufis, Oils,
Paints, Window Glass DrugEists' Sundries, ku-
ropean and American Perfamery. Fancy Goods,
and Ill popular Standard Patent Medicines A
large and complete assortment Of Fine Toilet
Articles. etc. Medical Cases Dissecting Instru-
ments Trusses and Abdominal Supporters OF
ali kinds always on hand PHTsIoIAEs PHI
scRIPFToEs CAREFULLY C0EPOUEDKD- A fall
and complete assortment Of Landreths Garden
and Flower Seeds. decl5 Sn
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The War i'm Dyer Counfy-Report of
One of the Beufxerenf@.


Yesterday Col. darlington had talk TO
the Senate in regard to the late war in
Dyer county. Col. darlington had evil
IDENTIFY been there, as he had a crippled
finger He stated that he had been the
Sheriff Of Dyer county since the war, and
had never had any difficulty in performing
the duties of his Office till he made the
effort to arrest Duncan A capias had been
sent TO him from Savannah TO arrest one
Duncan for murder committed by said
Duncan. On the day the difficulty occurred
Duncan came TO Dyersburg, and the Sheriff
prepared himself, and had his sons 10 arm
themselves for the occasion. He told his
sons to watch Duncan, and If he should
draw his pistol, for them TO fire. The
Sheriff then walked up and laid his
hand on Duncan and told him he
was his prisoner. After walking a few
steps Duncan ierked loose from the Sheriff
and stepped back a few PAGES and
at this instant son of Duncan ran up and
shot George Talkington through the heart.
George darlington then fired on George
Duncan, killing him. The other son ofthe
Sheriff then shot the prisoner and the
prisoner shot the Sheriff, wonnding him in
the hand. The prisoner was at last over
powered and carried TO the Jail. The citi-
zens rushed mp 10 assist the prisoner, as
there is not Union man in the town. All
of them are determined to resent the en~
forcement of the law, and he appealed TO
the Legislature to afford him protection
while performing his duties as Sheriff
He SAYS this clan had shot the boy who
was carrying provisions 10 Duncan in Jail,
and that there are about one hundred OF
these outlaws. These are the facts as re-
lated by the Sheriff. Admitting him to be
uEprejudiced in his statement, his adj
mission that in the administration of the
Office of Sheriff for two years, he had never
before had any trouble, Is strong argus
ment in favor of the peaceful and law
abiding habits of those people While We
have no sympathy with outlaws, il may be
that the circumstances connected with the
arrest were such as TO stir up spirit of re-
volt amoung few malcontents, and their
rashness should not brand a whole COM
munity with the charge of rebellion and
outlawry.
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proceedings of the supreme Court.

Proceedings OF the supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, Jan. II, 1868.-The court
met this day, pursuant to adjournment, all
the Judges being present.
A. ], Duncan & Co. as. A. M. Allen Ct
ais. By Judge ShackelGord. Decree af
frmed
johnson & Taylor rs. Ivey. By Judge
Hawkins. Decree reversed and decree for
defendants.
John Elliott u.s. John A. Blair. BY Judge
Milligan. Affirmed.
In the case of Hancock rs State and
PAYNE as. State, certiOrar2s were awarded.
A. +. Garner ESQ, a member of the
Springfield bar, was sworn and admitted az
a practieing attorney of this court.
The day was spent ia trying the law
docket from Robertson county, on the second
call.
The court adjourned until tomorrow,
when the law docket of the tenth circuit
will again be taken mp.
JESSE q. FRAZER, Clerk.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-0fice Clerk and Master
Chaneery Court at Nashville, January the
LIST, 1858
The Peoples Bank, ct ais, compliments, vs.
Da7id Harper, Jr., Ell ais, defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants, David
Harper, Jr., Henry Il Harper and -
Bertram are non-residents Of the State of
Tennessee: it ia therefore ordered that
they enter their appearance herein before
or within the first three days OF the next term Of
said Court, TO be held or the first Monday in
February next, 1868, and plead, answer or
demur to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing eK paTte, and that copy Of this order be
published for four consecutive weeks IN the
Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A c0py-Attest: NJ b. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
Mechanism Clare, sol'rs for eompi'ts.
JAMS vat
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-18

NOVEL WAY OF MAKING A TEAM PULL.
A couple Of days since We cav a lazy
strapping negro man driving two horses,
one before the other, attached to coal
cart. His method Of quickening the speed
of the poor broken down horses was a novel
one. He sat back on the coal cart, and
every few minutes he would hurl lump
Of coal at the foremost horse, which strik-
ing him would spur him up. II that negro
had far TO drive, half the coal would have
been thus thrown away, before reaching hiF
place Of destination.
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION


Delightful Exercises "A Crowded
HOuse-Music. Addresses, DeeIama-
lions, etc.
A Sabbath School exhibition for the
benefit Of the Union NJ. E. Sunday School
was had at their church on North Summer
street, last night. The occasion was a
highly agreeable and entertaining one.
The exercises of the evening consisted of
music, addresses and defamation, all the
pupils acquitting themselves in very
creditable manner. The church was
crowded, and those present were we'll
pleased with the Entertainment. The fol-
lowing was the programme of exercises;
Prayer.
Song-Hail this Happy Day-School
Opening Address-Master Frank Or
chard.
Lilies of the Field-Nichol.
Modest Little Girl-Efie ScoVel.
Song-Keep to the Right, Boys-Class
and Chorus
Dialogue-Behayior in Sabbath School
Mary Nichol and Emily Radford.
Song-The Gypsy Girl-Sallie Holly.
Dialogue -Circus-Masters Holly and
Nichols.
Song-The Port OF Peaee-Class and
Chorus.
Child's Address-EVa Hogle.
Song-Efie ScoVel and Amanda Spain
A tribute to Love-The Genius of Sun
day Schools-Class
Song-Will the Angels come to me p
Jennie Larned.
Address onTemperance-Master Charles
Burt.
Song-Happy Yoices-Class and Chorus.
Dialogue-Tired of going TO Sunday
School
Song-If we're Snnbsam-Msry
Braden
Addresa-The Daisy-Lillie Rsiford.
Song-The happy time coming-Class
and Chorus.
Address-Oh to be man of brains -
Master Lowry.
Dialogue -Exaggeration.
Song-Our Pastor-Jennie Larned.
Address-Flora Thompson.
Song-Children' TIE Deum.
Closing address-Jennie Larned.
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Id. WALKER, Secretary
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AEoEYMoUsC COMMUNICATIONS. Several
anonymous communication have been re-
ceived by some Of the friends Of newly
elected officers, caniioning them not 10 sign
certain bonds, AZ they would be losers
thereby. Whatever Justice there may be
in the charges offered, this method Of
anonymous attacks is certaiRly an unfair
one, and repreheusihle 20 the highest de-
rrrpts
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-18

louisville is doing big thing for LOFTS
Grand Opera, which seems to have carried
everything before it in that city. The
Louisville Theater has been crowded every
night this week, and the papers Of that
place are giving space to extended critiques
and commentaries on its performance.
Friedrich seems 10 be little less than a
Ristori, and the other artistes composing
the troupe are complimented in proportion
Meanwhile Nashville is anxiously await
ing its appearance al the Adelphi Theater
and if there be any who have not secared
seats for Monday night, they will do vel
to drop into Mc'Clure's on Union street
to-day and procure tickets. A good seat i
worth everything in a big crowd.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-18

London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 713.
Exchange on New York was taken
by the banks yesterday at 4 discount, and
sold by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks were
bought at Csc discount
There was very little doing in uneur-
rent money or government bonds.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 18th
inst. were as follows: