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BaLrraoas. Jan. 5, 1873 A. M.


TIE Nashville Union of the 9th has 8 chsrac-
rerisrc letter from Gen. jackson, relation 10 the
fine.


The steamboat Lighter, which has been zee
bound at Grand Island, in the Mississippi, caught
6re a shor, time since, and was consumed 1se
Lighter was owned a, Pittsburg, and had been run
ming in the Illinois river trade during the 10"
water.


A quarrel took place on Sunday, the 18th UT,
in Nashville, between two young men, one named
S,urdivant, the other Armstrong. Sturdivans drew
a pistol. with the intent of shooting Armstrong,
when the brother of the former interposing, re-
ceiyea the cou.ests Of the pistol in his breast, and
died a few minutes after. Some of the accounts
saw the pistol was accidentally discharged.


Nothing had been d,Re in the Legislature OF In
dian up TO our last accounts towards elecang q
Senator of the United States.


The Maryland Legislature, now Ia session. as
you know, contains majority of Locos on the
;ons ballot the Sen.,e is Whig and the House
Loco There has been no move yet made towards
cec,ins u Senator of the United States, aad 1t Is
not a,sse,hsr certain that the election Will be heo
this ses SION