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COTaH A COJO OR a COR

COUGH, A COLD, OR SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation OF the Hangs, "a permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
Having a a direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asth.
ma. Catarrh, COnsumptive and Throat
Diseases, Troches are used with always good
success. Singers and Public 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.
nnio7 drnand
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CArGuT * THEIR OWN Nrrs.--Ia ped
ding out theeleotive franchise last year, the
Legislature totally misunderstanding the
high sense Of patriotism and love Of lib
erty perTading the hearts Of our foreign
friends, conferred upon those who had
been in the United States twelve months
and in this State SIX months, The privilege
Of voting. They supposed they would be
driven to the polls Ike the negroes, and
would vote the Radical ticket OF course.
Bot in this they rsckoned without their
host IS was manifested in the late city
elections in Memphis. The intelligent
foreigner repndiated che Radical party and
voted the Conservative ticket For this
great crime, Senator Smith YESTERDAY
offered in the Senate . bill taking from
them the elective franchise, bef the Legisa
lature could not see il through the senior
SPECIFICS, aud concluded BY q large ma
jority to let them keep their yeting papers.
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Cool AND CLEAR.--The weather con-
tinues cool and clear, with prospect of
warmer days.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
> holders Of the Fourth atioaal Bunk, for the
purpose Of eieetiBg Directors. viii be held az
the Banking Hcmse in this city. On TUESDAY,
JN0. PoRTERFIELD. Cashier.
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CHURCH OF IHE ADVENT-South Vine
street Rev. James Moore. Services st 4 1
A. Il. and 2. Al. Sunday school al 50 A. n
prayers at N o'clock
CHRIST Observation-Disclosures corner Church
and High streets Rev, ". J. Fills Rector
Services az ia A. NJ. and 9 X. Sunday
school 50 A. H.
CHURCH on THE HOLY TRIEITN-CoIn
81 south Bigh street Gad kwing avenue. Rev.
". 4. Helms, Rector Service az iOH. A. ~
ST. STEPHEE'S-Edge6e Southwest corner
Of Watson and Oak Services az lOtz =
snd 7Pu Rev. J. II. bolles Rector
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We were present yesterday morning
when trial of Cheeks inter box was made,
and can say, in all sincerity, that it far
surpasses anything of the kind We have
ever seen. Being governed by the circles
it must be perfectly accurate. As it is
durable and cheap, we can confidently
recommend il TO those who use it. Ten
nessee inventions should be encouraged by
Tennessee mechanics. See advertisement
in to-day's issue
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STEALING WooD. - Reubin Halibern
was before the Police Cont on yesterday
morning, charged with stealing wood from
W. McKinzie. His case was continued
until Monday morning.
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DuLL.--Ii was exceedingly dull on yes
ierday ia the shape OF local news and items
Of Interest. We could hear Of scarcely
ANYTHING Of a startling or unusual eharac'
Ter IN any part Of the city or environs.
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New Marriage Sauide.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors. Abuses and Diseases. ineidenttO youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Adj
dress DR.. ]. SKILLTN HOUGFT0N. Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
caYagf I'm
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NASHVILLE coTTor grArrsIFsr

The ioIIoEing dispatches Rers received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce;
NEw YoRK, Jan. is, IL A. A.-Cotton
demand good and prices have advanced !;
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We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of the Nashville agency
Of the Underwriters Association of Mems
phis. This association consists of the De-
Sofa Insurance and Trust Company, the
Peoples Insurance Company and the Her
nando Insura nee Company. The fact
that they are represented in this city by
A. w. Butler, Esq, at the Tennessee Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, of this
city, is a sufficient guarantee of their sound
meas and efficiency
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Reyenue CoIIec,or,

We are authorized TO announce JAMES ii.
COLLINS as a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Revenue Collectorfor Davidson county
at the ensuing March election.
ianll al
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o. b. YoUSa ARREsTED. - Oglevie
Byron Young was again arrested on yes
terday. His srrest was made at the in
stance of one Lydia Rains. Lydia charges
that she was sued for s. 25 for the rent Of
house of which she is 'landlandy." She
says that Mr.. Young volunteered his ser
vices, and sgreed that if she would adj
vance him So he wonld release her from
her troubles. She gave him the money,
but as she alleges, did not pay it over, but
appropriated the amount otherwise. Under
this charge she had him arrested for OBJ
tanning money fraudulently and By mis-
representation. He viii have hearing on
Monday morning.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Pine Grove, Cincinnali.

rf- Pine Grove, Cincinnati.
Talisman, Cairo.
The river Is still falling, with not over 8
feet on the Shoals, though enough for all
practical purposes. Business was rather
brisk on the levee last evening. The boats
are now competing with the railroads in
the shipment of cotton. Freights are very
low and not very abundant.
lBy telegraph
PfTTsBURe, Jan. lS.-The river is feet
in the channel and falling. Thermometer
Is deg.
CIECTNNATI, Jan. l8.-The river haa
fallen feet inch, bnt il is still Is feet
5 inches in the channel Wheather clear.
Thermometer % deg.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lS.-The weather is
milder, with indications of a general
thaw.
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For Rent-The front portion of the Office
under the Maxwell House. next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office.
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Gold was shade lower in New York
yesterday. The following are the quota
tious Opened at 1881, was 1881 at 1890,
1884, at11, 1885 at noon, and closed at 1885,
at P. NJ. Dealers here were paying 1877,
and holding at 1S9.
Government securities were quoted 10
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Sup'l Tenn. on Rf'g Q
Engine and Raiier.

Lp0R sALR,A ,IRsT-RATE ENGINE AND
IL Boiler in eaod erdsr- Can be seen, and
price lesznea. b. calling u this oSscs Ftr.s
--raTal In
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THE SPRING SESSION OF w. L. WARDS
SEMINARY for Young Ladies will begin on
Monday, the 9th Of January, and con-
tinue twenty weeks. janl7 lw
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THE SHERIFFALTY. -The contest among
the Radicals for the Office of Sheriff, the
election Of whom comes Off in March, is
waxing little warm. Alfred Menefee
and Nelson Walker, two negroes, have
been announced, and there are two other
candidates in the field, Austin and Lord.
The conflicting claims will most likely be
settled by a delegated convention, as the
experiment Of a general negro nominating
convention will hardly again be attempted.
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RUNAWAY TEAM CAv0RFINa AROUND
Yesterday evening a two
horse team, attached to wagon, and be-
longing to Mr.. Rice, became frightened
on the corner of College street and the Pubs
lie Square, and started off at fearful
speed, clearing the streets and square OF
loafers and idlers in very short order.
They went tearing around the Public
Square at a terrible rate. Near the Sus.
pension bridge they came in contact with a
lumber vehicle, which was well smashed
up. Over the Suspension bridge they
dashed, and on the opposite side came near
upsetting Judge Guild's buggy and throw
ing him out Had the contact been little
closer, the buggy wonld have been smashed
to fragments. The frightened team was
finally brought 70 halt, no serious dam
age being sustained.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. w. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
deolT ff
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For Rent for the Year 1865,

EOUR COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSES.
II near my residence 90 the Lebanon. Pike;
These houses are in good reDsir, have each
eight rooms aud a hydTant. Apply o. myself -
my resiaeDee, OF DR.. ). D. Horton. az Jno-
Brownies. corner Deaaerick 81. and the 5g1eFe-
dec7 tf NJ. q. L. CLAIBORNE.
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Lutheran.
FRlsc0pal.

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHu RCH-N0rth
Marke street. Rev. Herman Eggers, Pastor
Reridence in RdEeGeld. Services &C 10 A. N.
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Ann srAaE TIME TABLE

LOUISVILLE AKD NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville st.. zoe 4. NJ and $40 p. ~.
Arrive AT Lnuisville at. 300 p NJ and 400 A. H.
Leave s1nA n. and 6,50 P. H.
Arrive nj Nashville at.-5.40 p. n. and 400 A. y.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives IN
Nashville l.55 A. u. and leaves 5.2o P. Mex
cent on Sunday.
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LIGHT SEALED UP.-There is mulaito
woman in this city, aged about forty-fve
years, who has lost her sight in most
wonderful manner. The organ of sight in
one eye is not affected, in the other it is.
The name of the woman is Jane Bush.
Some time since she had an inflammation Of
the eyes which resulted in the growing
together or adhesion of the lids. The lids
have grown together clear across, which
entirely deprives her of sight, though
she cantell daylight from darkness through
the transparent covering that has spread
over her eyeaballs. DR.. W. T. Briggs will
perform a surgical operation on the wo-
mans eyes tosnorrow, and he is confident
that he will be able to restore her eyesight.
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STEALING ORANsFs.--Henry Bass,
negro bow, was arrested last night, charged
with stealing oranges from stand 90 Cedar
street. lie was sent to the WoFkhouse and
vii he tried on Monday morning.
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The OH 1sIAT. SER THE House ON
FRE.-In our notice of the burning of
Mr.. CaldwelPs house in Edgefeld, we said
that it caught from the contents of coal
oil lamp. We had no design to diserimi-
nate between the various oils in nee. We
have learned that the fluid was AURORA oil.
The unfortunate woman was trying to
kindle fire with the lamp at the time and
spilled the oil on the FIRE, on the floor and
on herself. The oil caught and enveloped
the woman and the house in flames. We
presume that any oil that had any burn in
it, would have caught in the same way,
nndeF the same circumstances. This is
about all of IT,
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
leave Nashville at...-...sOa A. II. and 40 P. N
Arrive % Chattanooga-- 600 A. n. and 500 P. N.
Sheibyvilie and Tnllnhoma Accommodations.
Leaves az P ".
Arrives At 1000 A. n.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. 4

4 UKE II. ARMSTRONG AND VII
IL LIAM &. DEhRELL nave been admit
ted as partnere Ia our business, to date from
January /, Is63. The business viii continus
under the same firm style and az the same stand
whers We will be glad 70 Tee our frieHd3 and tue
janIl In HUGH DOUGLAS & co.
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NO 10 SQUARE.
CAMERON. eRIER & co.

ARE SELLING OFF
FINE sILK PLAID ALPACA at 30 cas-.
FRENCH MERINO....................-.. o5 cts.
SUPER BLACK SILk-very low
FANCY DKESa SILKS-cost sl20-for 400
PLAIN DRESS SILK. fne. at ..........Sl 90
ALI Wool EMPRESS CLOTH for zoe.
GOOD DRESS POPGIN for. .......... 70 cts.
And large lot of Swiss Muslins. Bishop
Lawns, JaeOnets. Brilliants. Mulls. Alencisnnes.
etc, below any In the nation.
VelVet Carpets st 81 50 per yard.
BODY BRUSSELS at 81 per yard
super Damask Curtain Goods.
window Shades, Lace Curtains,
mirrors worth $500 for $I7O.
CIOaIEs worth $50 for sI5.
Store Fixtures for sale. Cocoa Mating G.
for 60c per square yard. Fairbanks Platform
Scales. 5000 Cigars at $40 per thousand.
When these goods are sold out, merchants vii
get better prices. We are selling everything.
down 20 a needle. far below cost.
nov20 If
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low middling TO- 6916sc; upland niddling
lie; Mobile i74c; Orleans 1Sc; good mid
ding iS3c. 10 Northumberland fair
and prices firm. Quotations nominaily
unchanged. 3. P. M.-Cotton holders ask
an advance, but buyers operate with eau
ton. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Sellers
have an advance Of {c. Quotations I'M
changed; market quiet Receipts nj all
the ports 1880 bales.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
LoufsvTIIe Market,


LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1S.-Tobacco irmer; Iugs,
Soc Flour. 81 1922 60 for super6ne to fancy.
Wheat, 81 25@2 40. Oats, 6796Sc. Corn. $50
SOC. Baeon-~shoulders 91zc, clear sides HE.
Lard 125<9l3c. Mess pork. SCI. Whisky, 2Sf
SOC in bond. Cotton, l4lSc.
Cinefnnasi Market.
CrNcIxNATI, Jan. 1s.-FIour quiet: family 81
oil 25. Wheat firm, at 81 50g2 SIS. Corn. Soc.
Oats dull, at SIC. Rye very dull, at 81 s. for
fall Provisions quiet. Mess porks S2O@20 Is.
Baeou--shouiders &c. clear sides ll5zc. Lard
firm and quiet. at 113<9l21Sc. Whisky. 50 y.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Jan lS.-Cotton active; mid
ding; l7(9IT1<c. Sales to-day $500 bales. Sales
yesterday, $500 bales. Sugar unchanged. Mo-
s8N sc. Loufs Market.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. Is---Flour firm; superiine.
81 75@S u. Wheat dull and Sc lower. Corn
easier. at 9)c. Oats dull and lower. at 6SgHc.
Rye lower, at 81 72el IS. Provisions nominal.
Rev York Market.
New YoRg. Jan. u.s. Cotton--uplsnds. III
@I7JSo. Rice, 91<@lIe. Coffee quiet. Sugar
Cuba, 111S@l3c; Havana. l2c. Corn dull and
heavy. nc 81 8@l Is. gh ~
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRX. Jan. .lS.-DrygoOds still without
much animation. All leading mokes Of prints
are firmly held, at l2zc for American, and l9o
for old style. Standard brown sheetings firm at
l5t9l55Sc.. .EEfn EE
New York. Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRx. Jan. ,1s.-Money ia easy and
steady. AZ Sac :6s call loans. Sterling sssae9s,
Gold 3S1S.
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LEBANON

FESHE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN THE
4 irst Monday in February next.
ACU LIT
NATHAN GREEN. HENRY COOPER.
sR0BERTL. eARUTHER5
Boarding in best families at per week.
Tuition $50, Contingent fee =. per term pa
i've months. a.
Books can be had here. Send for Catalogue
Judge Carutbers' connection with fhe schopI
Ia honorary and advisory. Jan4u
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LONDON, Jan. lS.-COnsois S2s(G 9299 \;
United States bonds 70.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1S-ll:l5 A. M.-Cet-
ton market active; upland middlings 7sd ;
Orleans middlings Sd. 2. M.-Cotton-
demand active, and prices had advanced
Id. Sales to-day 90 goo bales; upland mid
ding I'D; Orleans Sd.
Wheat But little in market 81 per
bushel.
FLoUR.-AIountain Dew SIS; CHmber-
land Mills sic; Cream of the City SlS ;
Pomona $40; Pride of Tennessee S14
CoRN-In sacks at the depot zee; loose
in Wagons $4,000.
BAooN.-Sides i34@14c; plain hama
l4@15c; shoulders 1ol@1lc; sugar cured
hams 16@19c.
BuLK MEArs.-Hams 1S4@14e sides
.ll4@12c; shoulders s4@9c.
LAMBS tiercea 13c; in kegs or cans
l4@14ac,
SUsAR-Orleans 13l9l54c. DemArara
Ice; coffee A l7c; B l6fc; G 16Ic;
crushed 1Sc.
CorEEE.-Rio 22l@26ac. Laguyra 271
@2sc; Java S6@3Sc.
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our CIarI1svIIIe Agent. = JOHN W.
FAX0N, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee.
is our authorized agent at Clsrksyile. Tonnes
sss, To receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UErog AND DISPATCH.
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uPI,NESss AND CLySENG KS TBsE
sEEv-sUGTST fst.-naicisI.

..er.. os-v7.
,Firaf Northern,
no ralt.ei.f...-..... ...... 100 .. g..
Second northern.
ffis. N %. ..... 49,. :. ....-5:fJ.P ~
t5..f Washington end southern ""
fhRtsanOOga.
y i# WlI1l1 ''.oV A. ~
Speond YT Arlington and southern Ma
Chattanooga.
lfo % ...........-.... P. d.
DECATUR, sseupl,iS and New Orleans
fe1o midnight A. y.
Memphis and New Orleans.
s.fo.p A, P. ~
EdgsneId and Kentucky n. n.
io15 rv...-...-..... lls00A.N.
NOrthwesterH r. v.
Io.ai midnight P. n
Lebanon via stage.
l2Ol midnight P. n.
ThomasVutc via stage
Ihuraday
iehn 500 P. n.
J0rdan'S store VIA Stage.
Monday 1900 ?. N.
Sday 10 ........................ do
iiberGy-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5:0OP. II.
Oasee IIOurs.
from : a. l.to6P.M Sundays. 7tosA
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DIR. q. WILLTAmS'S
COMPOUND PULM0EIC
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Avn rVnnn napruA

EOR TIE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS
II Colds, lnhaenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, SPIT
ting Of Blood, and all other Lung C0Eplaiets
tending to CONSUMPTION. Read Read {
This iustiy celebrated preparation IS re.om-
msnded b. some Of the most learned and iptal-
ligsnt 7hysirians in the country and viii 81
found fsr suDeri OF % any remedy for the care Of
ali diseases of3he respiratory organs AL PEI
sors Who have used II for Asthma. C0Egh, Spit
ting Of Blood Hopping Cough, Group o. Hiye1,
ccnsamptisn, Pain, Soreness Of the Breast, Dii-
T@altT of Breattiug, ana every other diseese q
the Breast and LunRa, EtteEt t. ita SUPERIOR en-
caey IN the most unqualified terms.
Price per Bottle. "a 90.
sod gkolesale b. Berry. Demovilie & Co.,
and 81 ali druggfsts In the city Of Nashville aud
throuShcut the Scuthcrn States.
All orders addressed 90 j. II. WATSON r Co.
als Main street., Memphis, Tenn. VIII receive
P'''-'' 1''''''" q. WILLIAMS, N. D.
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Sc. Lanis Marker.

New ORLEANS, Jan lS.-Cotton active; mid
ding; l79l71<c. Sales to-day, $500 bales. Sales
yesterday, $500 bales. Sugar unchanged. Mo-
laszaa aefiVe
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Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........7il5 A. NJ and 3:45P. ".
Arrives AZ Nashville at..7:00s. n. and $40 P. a,
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EAsHvII.IE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Rshville......-...-.--'''-.lgooggA. n
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RDGFFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive NJ Nashville at...............-l0.00A a. n
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Corner Church and Vine Sts.,
Wholesale and Retail
d r u G. G I s Z,
MANUFACTURING
Pharmacist and Chemist.

COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDIFIED 0LYCE-
Of Calsaya Bark. rim Tablet
Elixirof Calsaya Bark Compound Camphor
and Pyr0phosphate Ice. with 0lyeerin..
of Iron DR.. Whites Dsatins,S
Elixir Of VRieriants Of superior Tooth Pow
ammonia der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Fan LHstrel
ofJamaica Ginger for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough LOz- Compound Arnica LIN
enges. 49, aznent.
DR.. Jackson's Pictorial Nerve and Bone Lima
LozenRes. ment.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla. Lemon tie Powders.
Peel, etc. Renovating Spirits. for
Finest Distilled Rose. removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive fluid. for re-
Flower Waters. moving stains. Iron
Bitter Wine Iron Moults. Ink, etc
Fresh Cold Cream Roses
Window Glass, Putty. White Load. OIL Tur-
pentine. Brushes. Box Colors sronnd In oil.
VaTnish, etc, etc.
The country trade viii end il to thsir Interest
TO call and examine my stock before pure hasinE
elsewhere. decN 5m
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LEwTsBURo Ann E0LFysvfLLE sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and SAT-
urday at 7;30 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursday and
saturdays nj O'clock A. ~. arrives ct Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at !
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rEIuyE sTAaR.

LEBANON STAGE.
LeaVeq kaahTlll --ss fssv - "
Arrives NJ p NJ
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Osundays exceptedl
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EAsHytII.F AND NoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
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new York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRg. Jan. s.--Cotton--uplsnds. III
Cuba, 1l1S@lsc; Havana. l2c. Corn dull and
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flhlf anu hFfNfuiunuatiph
Leave Nashville at. -........-........-'' y A.
Arrive at Nashville SOD p NJ
Memphis, Mobile and n. o. Express:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-22

A LECTURER ARRESTED AS A VAGRANT'
Hugo 0'Laski (white) appeared before the
police court yesterday to answer the charge
of being vagrant, without visible means
of support.
One witness stated that he had seen
O'Laski lounging about the street three OF
four weeks, doing nothing, and that he mad
asked him several times for money.
O'Laski said he was lecturer, and
worked with his brains. He was no black
smith, dirt-digger, OF laborer, and that was
why he was walking about.
The Mayor discharged him ). for which
he thanked him, and started off to look for
a lawyer for the purpose of entering suit
against the witness Beckman) for false
imprisonment. s-r-- e-o--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-22

The DEFEAT OF THE PARAGUAYANs-Lo-
PEI STILL HOLDS OUT.--Neao York, Octo-
Der 20.-Rio Janeiro dates to September
23d have been received. The Brazilian
army had entered Tebiguary on the lst in
slant, the Paraguayans having abandoned
the works, leaving one cannon and con-
siderable amount Of ammunition and food.
A battery on the Paraguay river has been
dismounted and the cannon thrown into the
river. Lopez is said to have gone to Cerra
Leon, strongly fortified place between
Assuncion, and destroyed the railway after
him. The allies were en- route from Tebig-
uary for Nilleka-the gunboats accompa-
nying them on the river.
Lopez is said to have about 10000 men,
and being in the interior, the allies will
operate to disadvantage, they having lost
some three hundred men in transporting
supplies to Tebiguas.
The American Minister had made propo-
sitions for the extension of the Cable tele-
graph from Barbados to Brazil, which
would probably be accepted. ........