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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE sOUTHERE. PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC LINE
New York Markets.

BY THE sOUTHERE. PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC LINE.
New York Markets.
| Special to the Union and American.
New YORK, Jan. 21.-Cotlon frmer;
middliDg 294c. Flour unchanged and
dull. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn firm
without change; new mixed 93@96c.
Oats steady at 742@75c. Provisions firm
and quiet. Mess pork held at $50 Lard
steady at 194@193c. Bacon and cut meals
unchanged. Dressed hogs in fair demand
and firm, at $I3 25@1375. Sugar steady.
Coffee firm at 1549lS4c in gold.
Chicago Markets.
Special to the Union and American.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-FIour dull and pri-
ees nominal. Wheat steady; No. 81 Is
al 13f. Corn nOminally unchanged.
There is no demand for oats, rye or barley,
and prices are nominally unchanged Pro-
visions quiet, and without change, Re-
ceipts 700 bu. wheat, 67 900 bu. corn;
6,765 live and 500 dressed hogs; ship
ments 1000 bu. wheat, 1900 bu. corn;
3,237 live and 1850 dressed hogs.
st. Louis Markets
Special to the Union and American.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-Flour guie; and
unchanged; SIS 1906 % for superfine.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn little
better, at 70@73c. Oats unchanged, at SIS
@62c. Rye unchanged at 81 80. Whis-
ky: unchanged, at 96c. Provisions active
aud higher. Pork $50. Bulk meals-12c
for shoulders, 164c for clear sides. Lard
l9c for tierce. Hogs 9@104c.
Cincinnati Markets.
Special to the Union and American.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.-Butter nominal, |
Western Reserve held at 38@40c. Bran |
firm $4,000. Cotton frmer, middIing up
lands 233@29. Eggs-msrket Overstccked,
25 TO 26c retail. Fleur dull and dropping,
fancy $8@10. Wheat dull, No. l red
winter 81 rs. Corn easier, white zoe. Oats
weak, white 65e. Hay dull bat steady, No.
l timothy $I6@17. Mees pork sold at
$50. Bulk shoulders held at l24 clear
sides ia; hams Is to Isle, canvased.
Lard more active, prime city leaf 1910
l9Sc. Whisky dull, 9S tax paid.
70 TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS BY TIE wEsTERS
UsIOs LIRE.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Jan. 2l-Evening. Govern
nent Bonds 754, and 79l@794 at Frank
ort.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l-Evening-CottO
leliVe; Uplands I'D, Orleans 1lfd. Sales,
5000 bales.
New Y0rk Markets.
New YORK, Jan. 2l,-Coiton frmer;
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A New Gotten COmpress.

The Rock City Cotton Company, at
Bailey, Ordway Il Co.'S yesterday, in the
presence of many invited guests, made a
trial of its work. The shippers of the
staple were well pleased with its opera
tions, and were agreebiy entertained during
the hour they met in council, the proprie-
tors doing all in their power TO make their
guests comfortable. The freighters we're
Represented by Capts. Harrison, Boyd,
Farrell, Corbett, Sims and Egsn. Col. J.
c. French drove the mules, and Lord Pal
merston presided over the collation. which
was served LID In good stvle
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A GODsl Drive.

The Greeneville Union says the hog
drivers from Greene have made success
of their trip TO South Carolina this season.
The planters were better supplied with
money than any previous year of the last
ten. They purchased readily at good
prices, paying the money down. We are
informed that profit of 50 per head WAS
not unusual.
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In Earnest.

We understand that several of our civil
engineers will leave in few days to make
another survey of the railroad between
Murfreesboro and Gallatin, ria Lebanon.
Again would we impress upon the friends
of the Pacific Railroad enterprise the fact
that it is time TO be up and doing. This
is no time for inactivity when an effort is
being made to build road which will be
30 damaging to the interest of Nashville q
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Homicide An B,ouut Couu,y.

The Knoxville Press and Herald says
that on Wednesday evening last most
shocking and melancholy homicide occur
red one mile from Morgantown, in Blount
county, Lewis Lumford had difficulty
with a man who resides in the same neigh
borhood, by the name Of VIM. Yarber, a
day or two previous to the unfortunate af-
fair. On Wednesday evening, Lumfcrd
was staying at friends when some un-
known parties fred into the house, killing
him almost instantly. Yarber and others
were arrested,
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Academy OF Music.

10 addition ito the grand spectacular
burlesque of the White Fawn. there are
other attractions no less deserving. Fred
Buckingham has made a decided hit as a
vocalist while his two sons, Edgar and
Ernest, as clog dancers are unriValled.
Gus Barrown of Rsvel troupe fame has
numerous admirers, and the cemic effu-
sions from the fertile brain Of Joe Woods
keep the audience 10 excellent humor.
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London adVices of yesterday suote
United States 5 20's at 751.
Exchange on New York was taken by the
banks yesterday at | discount and sold by
them at par.
United States bonds are bought in this
market at the New York quotations, and
and sold at one cent advance.
Nashville corporation checks are in
some demand, and they may be quoted as
firm at S0c.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 6s for the old and 674
for the new. Dealers here hold at cent
advance.
/. The sales of Southern State bond at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 1Stk
inst. were as follows:
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From the correspondence elsewhere it
will be seen that Orphan Camp No. 3,
Order Of Pale Faces, have donated the
handsome sum Of one hundred and ninety
five dollars and twenty-five cents to the
Ladies' Memorial Association for the re-
interment of the Confederate dead, the
amount being raised by the ball which
was given recently at the Female Acade-
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"a slight Cold" Coughs.

Few are aware of the importance OF
checking a cough or SLIGHT COLD" in its
frat stage; that which in the beginning
would yield TO a mild remedy, if neglected,
soon attacks the lungs. "BrO,On's Bronchial
1FOcheS" give sure and almost immediate
relief 1.-THE ITOches" have proved their
efficacy by test of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them.
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The New Market-House Law.

VIM. Warner, the butcher, was arrested
yesterday morning for bnrning candle at
his stall in the market-house, and was fined
five dollars and costs by the Commissioner.
A more arbitrary law than this was never
enacted, and the higher courts would hard
ly sustain such decision, because it in
terriers with contract entered into BY the
parties and the corporation previous to the
enactment in question.
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COMPLIMENTARY.

The desk Of Senator Nelson was deco
rated with beautiful boquet yesterday,
received from Miss Mary Dudley, at the
Lunatic Asylum, in token of approval for
the introduction of the bill known as the
"Woman's Rights Bill" by him few days
since. The Senator appreciates the present
and ia still in favor of female suffrage.
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TREATMENT OF CATARRH.

Our method of treatment for the cure Of
Catarrh embraces the thorough topical
medication of the affected regions by a
most ingenious and painless process, by
which every part of the diseased mucous
membrane can be effectively subjected to
the most perfect and complete remedial
control.
Not only are we enabled to bring any
desired medical solution to act directly
upon the very seat of the disease, our
process also allows the remedy employed,
to be kept in contact with the affected
surface efficiently long to exercise its full
curative powers.
The striking advantage of our plan of
medication exhibit themselves in the
prompt and immediate benefit which fol-
lows trea ment. Frequently, after the very
first application the fetor OF the purulent
secretion "a removed, the breath ID mate
rally purified, and sensible relief from
other troublesome symptoms is experienced
By degees the discharge diminishes, ir-
ritation il allayed, chronic inflammation is
subdued, alterations are made to heal, un-
i'll inallJ We succeed in re-establishing a
perfectly healthy surface and a normal
conditiOnof the parts affected.
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sales of $500 bales of upIands at 293c.
superfne h5ur SIS 6O@6 20. Southern
yellow corn 97@99c. Whisky dull West
ern $1@1 OF. Rice firm. Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; Island 11f@11ic. Molasses
dull. Wheat quiet and firm for spring.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Money active in
the morning at per cent. on cali, and the
market closed in the evening at COZ per
cent, prime business paper 7@9 per cent,
but not much doing.
The Express says that the bears are dis
appointed at thei- failure to break the
charge, by bounding the Legislatures of
several Western States after railroads, and
inducing them TO reduce their fares. The
leading railway shares were freely sold on
this programme, but the effect was very
slight, and the decline comparatively I'M
important: The bears are snorting under
this new defeat, and propose TO resort 10
the old trick of locking up greenbacks.
There has been considerable con-
sutation to-day, and a movement is on
foot to lock up $25,0O0000 greenbacks.
The parties TO this new combination COM
prised many who we're long on stock on
the great Erie breakup and panic in OctO-
Der. Starting quiet at 74@7sc. Gold
dull. Opened at 1855, declined to 1855,
closed at 135s61352. Clearances at Gold
Exchange Bank S43, 100000. There have
recently been some heavy purchases by
stock operators TO cover gold borrowed in
December against stock collaterals, and
which they sold TO get currency. There
were vague rumors to-day of a lookup Of
gold, which to some extent demoralized
the market. State bonds active. Old Ten
nessees 67A@6Sc.
New York DrygOOds Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Dygoods con-
tinue quiet with improved demand at firm
prices. Heavy brown shsetings l64@l7e;
shirtings 134@14c; Pacific Mills prints
l34c; delsines zoe; alpaca % for 8, 273c
for GA; Lancaster and Oriental, new style
prints up to l32c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Cotton active
at &c higher. Middlings 284@2S4c; sales
$500 bales receipts 1884 exports 300.
Gold 1851; exchange sterling 14S; COM
mercial 147@1473 New York sight 4c.
discount. Sugar and molasses firm and IN
changed.
St Louis Markets
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-Tobacco-nothing
doing. Superine -four S. 1906 %;
wheat, fall, 81 709S5; corn 70@72e; oats
57@6Oc; pork $29 5000; buckwheats
12@4c; sides 144@16!c; bacon, shoulders,
14c sides Fs@3c; lard 19c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-FIour and grain
unchanged. Cotton higher; middling 29c;
buyers at 2s3c. Whisky csc. Pork $50.
Bulk shoulders held at 13c; sides held at
152@164c. Bacon shoulders 1910; sides
163@174c; holders asking 4c higher.
Hams 1S@2Oc. Butter 33@3Sc. Cheese
194@22c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-Sales of 135
hhds. tobacco common Tugs to choice leaf
at 5f@324c. Cotton 2Sfc. Mess Pork
$50. Lard 194c. Bulk shoulders 1910
13c; clear rib sides I6@16tc; clear sides
164@16ic; bacon shoulders 149l4tc;
clear rib sides II ic; clear sides l7i99lSc,
all packed. Superfne -four s. 5O@6.
Wheat 81 80@1 80. Oats 60@63e. Corn
6O@62. Rye 81 42@l As. Whisky, raw,
free, 9s@s9c.
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The undersigned is prepared to deliver
to any place in the city, the best Cumber
land Round Coal at 81 per load of II
bushels; also splendid Pittsburg Round
Coal 81 so per load. VIM. DEws.
Jan. 12-tf As South College Street.
RRMovAL.-We have removed the
Agency for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine to Masonic Temple, Church street,
with R. DormaD, dealer in Pianos and Or
gans. This Machine took the highest pre-
MUM and only gold medal at the Paris En-
position in 1867. 1t is, by all odds, the nest
popular machine in the world-340, coo
sold. With its various attachments every
thing can be done on it in the way of sew
ing. As sold ordinarily-it sews, hens,
fells, tucks, cords, braids and stitches, in
the most beautiful manner. Call upon, or
address w, G., WALKER.
Masonic Temple. Nashville, Tenn.
jan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-22

Ada King, drunkenness on the street,
IS and costs.
Howard Baxter, assaulIing with 4 stone.
Discharged.
Nelson Debney, assault and battery,
discharged.
SalIie Shook and Margaret Coon, street
walking and being notorious characters,
discharged.
William Brown, assault and battery,
fined costs
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ROifl Tl.lRF

negro entered the drygoOds store of
Mr.. Ledbetter yesterday, on Broad street,
and carried pair of shoes away. He was
seen by some one passing along and chased
as far az an alley, where he made his es.
cape. He dropped the shoes in his haste
70 get aWay
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Assaulted with n Hatchet.

A fight occurred yesterday on South
Cherry street between two negro women
named Mary Richards and Mary Steel
The latter was struck on the head with a
Ratchet inflicting an ugly cash. They were
arrested and will have hearing this
morning.
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NASHVILLE. TENN
FRIDAY, JANUARY "a, 1853.
Neu AdYerflsemenfs.


Jacob, THEM sells the contents of Mer-
chant TaiIor's establishment this morning.
Ed. Hill, Edge6eld, has added TO the
grocery business, agricultural implements
of all kinds.
10, Coleman will hereafter run a meat
wagon on the several streets Of Edgefeld.
The next session of the Edgefeld Fe-
male Semin airy, under the direction of Mrs.
Henri Weber, will open on the first Mon
day in February. Having an ahle corps
of assistants and professors, it will be q
most deserving school, and the accom-
plished principal can look confidently for
the success Of the institution.
The Partisan gaiter-something nobby-
at the Eagle Shoe Store, "A North College
street.
Charles Nelson, Is and 20 South Market
street, wants 100 cords clear, green, sugar
tree would.
Attention is called TO the sale of valu-
able real estate, by the Nashville Building
Association, A. Nelson, Treasurer, on the
18th instant.
The honest finder of seVenty-fve dol
lar check and roll of greenbacks will re-
turn them to Simmons & Phillips, Nash
vile and Chattanooga railroad depot.
A fine assortment of ladies' hand made
lasting CATERS, light soles and pyramid
heels-iA front lace, side lace and Con-
gress-at the Eagle shoe store, "a North
College street, near Public Square.
The TalismAn goes down on Saturday.
Singleton, at the Postofice, has Harp
ers Magazine, Demorest'q, Godey's Lady's
Book, and Peterson's Magazine for Febru-
rary; also, the Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, Harper's Bazaar, Waverly
Magazine, Literary Album, Banner of
Light, Boston Pilot, Brick Pomeroy's
Democrat, and the latest dailies.
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Regular Weekly Smifhland
and Evansville Packet.

THE FINE STEAMER Fam Ses1Rn l.
II NY Brandeis, Capt. Hem lE1G
RY MILLER. Master. KITT RUDD, NJ Ez;ssssss1
Clerk will leave Nashville every szzszZkzszzDs
SATURDAY. at II o'clock noon, making posi-
tive and close connections at Evansville with
regular Louisville and Cincinnati Packets. in
surfing speedy and reliable transfer Of freights TO
above points. Orders for freight solicited. and
reasonable rates charged.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
HARRISON / SON, Agents,
n6vl7 If No. As and 40 Front street.
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c. D. Whitcomb, formerly General
Ticket Agent of the Boston and Worces-
ter railroad, and recently in the same
capacity on the Union Pacific, at Omaha,
has been appointed General Ticket Agent
Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
panY.
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Death OF n Good Man.

Col. John A. Jackson died at Pulaski on
Sunday night last, and was buried on Tues
day with masonic honors, his funeral being
attended by the largest asSemblage of
Masons ever known in that section of
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John Robinson, charged with stabbing
another negro, and who was fined $40 and
costs by Commissioner Davis, in default Of
which fine be was committed TO Jail, was
yesterday released by Justice Mathews,
under the pauper law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-22

The New York Post of the afternoon OF
the 18th inst. says: "The money market
opens with a supply of loanable funds
ample for the demands Of borrowers. The
ruling rate is per cent, with exceptional
loans at 6. Remittances Of currency to
this point from the interior have been prin-
cipally in national bank notes; as these
are not available for the settlement of bal
ances at the Clearing House the banks are
exchanging them at the the Sub-Treasury
for per cent. certificates. The demand
for commercial paper is gradually increas-
ing, and buyers are taking a wider range
of names, which indicates a gradual re-
covery of confidence in the general sound
ness of the mercantile community. Rates
are shade lower, and for first class paper
are quoted from "a to 10 per cent"
The New York Times Of the 18th inst
says:
The preparations for the late winter and
early spring trade in foreign merchandise
are on the increase. The entries Of the
week are about five and three-quarter
millions, and the customs two and a half
millions. The export clearances of do
nestle produce continue moderate, owing
in large measure to the higher specula-
tive prices here for cotton and some of the
leading articles on the produce exchange.
There is no inclination, however, TO substi-
tute the export Of gold coin, which last
January had reached $5,5O0000 by the
middle Of the month. The stock exchange
was active through the week, and for the
greater part highly charged with specula-
ton in the railway shares and Southern
State bonds, and firm, at the close, on the
public funds.
The imports entries for the past week
amount to $5,748,338 against the total
entries of So, 587 ,49l same week last year.
The export clearances of domestic produce
amount to $780, $50, sgainst $3,9i3, SAG
same week last year. The customs of the
week are S2,524,304. The receipts of
cotton, coastwise and by railroad, are 25,-
064 bales.
The gold values of the import entries Of
foreign merchandise, at New York, since
July l, 1868, are as follows, the entries Of
foreign specie being omitted:
Total to date since July /, S129, 1888
Against same time 1868, 124, 460,945
Increase since July1, s5,22S, 1888
The currency value of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, since July l, 1868, are as
follows:
Total since July l, $S86,O04, 405
Against same last year, 1856, l65
Decrease since July l, ST., 55O,76O
Gold, Jan. 16, 1869, 1864 per cent.
Gold, Jan. Is, 1868, 1881 per cent.
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A negro named Wash. Stokes was
picked up" by the police yesterday for
stealing a hat, the property of Nose Rid
lev He will appear in the Commission
er's Court this morning.
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LARCENY Of Clothing.

Henry Blood and Ssllie Jefferson, col
ored, were arrested yesterday on charge
stealing a dress valued at IS from Mrs.
Bellmain. They were sent to the Work
house and will be tried this morning.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Jan. 81, 1869.
CoTToN.-Liyerpool was active to-day,
advancing I'd, impsrting mech frmness to
New York and our market. The opera
tions here, however, were limited, holders
demanding higher prices than those Of
fered, the market closing quiet at follow
ing quotations
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Criminal Court.

The case Of John Hart, charged with
murder, in killing a negro man, in South
Nashville, some time since, and which has
been pending for some time, has not been
concluded yet. The argument was COM
menced Yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-22
COnVaIeseIug.

The friends of Charles NJ. Hays, Esq,
will be gratifed TO learn that he WAS able
TO ride out yesterday and the day before.
lie is still suffering some pain in the head,
but is improving, and will, no doubt, soon
he able TO return 10 his home in this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-22

The New York News Association,
which does the city reporting for most Of
the papers in that city, it is said, employs
over thirty reporters.
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Funeral ObSeautes.

The funeral of the late Col. A. W. Put
nam, which took place yesterday, was
largely attended. A large number of our
old citizens were present to pay the last
sad tribute to his memory.
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Large ArrINnIor saII.

A towboat arrived yesterday with three
barges Of salt, and returned again for the
remainder Of the tow. The shipment al
together includes thirteen thousand bar.
reIs, all from the Pomeroy Salt Works.
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Southwestern Railroad.

The McMinnviIIe NeUEra says the work
on this road is progressing finely, and is
heading straight for the Kentucky line
There are now some three hundred hand =
at work on its construction.
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Death of Former Member of the leg

Gen. Adrian Northcut died at his resi-
dence in Grundy county, on the morning
of the 18th instant at 5 o'clock. He fol-
merIy represented that county in the Leg
i5loIura
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Fehruary Magazines

Messrs. w. T. Berry & Co. have Har-
per's Magazine, the Atlantic Monthly, Put
MANS Monthly, and LippincotPs Maya
zine for February. These magazines con
tain a number of interesting and valuable
ia ners
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A Leipsic paper warns its "fair readers"
against a certain pomade. which, it
assures them, "is made Of human fat from
the Partisan dissecting rooms"
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Responsible Agents Wanted

ITO DISPOSE OF GUARANTEES FOR THE
IL sale of Landed and other valuable proper
ty in different parts Of the United States
Profits very liberal. sales easily effected. and no
loss of time from other business. address
J.T. MILLER & co,
jan20 2aw2w t3Ox 4, P. o., Port Deposit, Md.
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and put in an abundance of grain.
violent Death of Confederate Office,

Violent Death of a Confederate Officer.
Major John B. Lockman was shot and
killed 10 Galveston, Texas, Friday night
by Leroy and Henry Cotton. They had
quarreled a few days before. The muir
derers are in Jail under strong guard,
threats of lynching having been made.
Major Lockman was a native of Nor
folk, Va, and was on the staff of Gen. T..
d. Hindman during the war.
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A little negro boy was arrested yesterday
at the Chattanooga depot for stealing SIS
from a drawer in Morris Egan's stand, and
sent TO the Workhouse.