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CUNNINGHAM ct ais, vs. " G Campbell e als-Janu-
uary Rules, ls6I In this appears Rom the
oil nants BILL which 10. hat the defendants,
Campbell Tucker, Willoughby BackaTd ard wife Marha
John Campbell aud wife Elizabeth Baurand, Thomas
and Irons residents Of the State o. Tenaes
Iii therefore ordered that publication Be made in hs
Nashville Union and American for four successive weeks
curing at the nexl term 81 The Chan
csry Court the Thursday after the third Monday in February
plead demur to said bill, the win
for confessed them and SCI for hearing at ad
term Of the Court January 7th, 1851
iani0-W4t-pr'sfseS5s NJ HAMILTON, O. 4 NJ.
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The KENTUCKY LegisIature.
From New york.

LOUISVILLE, JAN 19.-The Kentucky Legislature il
thus far occupied with miscellaneous matters.
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boys are wanted at this Office
morrow TO fold papers Apply early.
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Frsm North carolina.

RALEIGH, Jan. Is.-A State Convention will be
called. The Northern opposition to Crittenden's
resolutions weakens the Union sentiment daily.
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TAT 3 sTUDEvANT, vs N Y Mccars ais In this cnuse,
itappeArsfrom eomplanants bill which sworn to, that
the DEFENDANTS WeshepOoa and James Brock.
residents Of the State Of Tennessee IL therefore ordered that
publication the Nashville Union and Americas
weeks requiring them appear atths
OF the Chancey Court The Thursday after the third Monday In
Februsy, 1861 plead demur said bill tia
will be taken for eonssed them, ard for hear
ing exparte at said term Of the Court January sth 1851
janl0 WIT pr'sfees3+ GMHAMILrON, @. 4 NJ
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Exam Rontom.

Boston, Jan. 15.-A UHiOa meeting is contsm-
plated at Fanuel Hall. Everett is expected to
speak.
The. Massachusetts, Legislature unanimously
passed resolutions declering South Cardinals pro.
eesdings acts of war, and rendering men and mon
ey to the President to enforce the laws.
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NOTICE

WILL sell cash Monday, he day February, al
the right, interest and claims the defendant Wheeler,
las under certah lease for the year 1861,
hu on side Of Market the city OF Nashvle
ad house being No. 40 levied satisfy
lion in my hands against Wheele, in Of & Mitz.
uduent endorsed before Robertson ESQ., the sth day OF
Tor one forty three dollars and fifty cents and
isnIs-dA Nv PAGE, @. DO.
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II BMcCOWEFs ct ais vs. W McOovsn ct ais IN this
appears from the conplanants BILL which snsrn
Of the stase Of Tennessee 1t therefore ordered puhcA
ton Nashville Union and American for four
essve weeks requiring him appear the Of tina
Chaucerv Court Thursday after the third Monday FebrR
ary 1851 and plead, demur said bill, the
will 5e taken confessed ths, said Of the Court
January 7th, 1851. N HAMILTON, o. II.
ianlO-w4t- prsse So
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dscagso.v4. pr. tess

IN THE CEIANCERY COUNT AT DRlES-
IL den for WeakleY COumtY3 state OF Een-
Order Of Publication-0hgnal B-kijaaJ. LaA-
caster Andrew Cayce John CaTce and George Cayce
From affidavit Of the compliments counsel scsiAh Card
WE'LL this day nled It appears % the Clerk and
Master said Court that the said defendaut John Cagce and
George Cayce residents Of SAL sats Of TenEss
Master that the order pubheo four successive weeks
in the Weekly Union and Assrf1, newspaper p1kshsd
In the city Il NashFe said State Of Tennessee commanding
said John Cayce and George Cayce to file their answer plea
deuurrers ELI befor the next term o. said t1
cery be held the house Dresen for Wtay
county, STATE Of the nd Monday OF Ja1ua
1881 or aid bill hpg therein, will he taken for ssad
auai for hearing to them sxpee 81 sac tara
o3 aid Court This December eth le6l "a true copy roa
'Is O'0'' NATHAN n. EDWAEDsso NJ,
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IN CFFANCERK COURT AT DRESDEiN--
/ for ~ caksey County, state Of Ienlles-
Injunction BilOrter Of Pu1l catiOnfeoE-
a. Glass DaFd Moore. John Faneulsr, william Ls1t1m
s1d James Biakcnsn. the adsyit 70 the bill ~ his
aEs appearing the clerk ami Master o. sid CozT that
nd DESCENDANTS David Moore and John Nanuef, are non
rsssns Of said OF Tennessee u h aerore ordered -
ssd Clerk and Master that this order puosd fou-
seeks in The Wesxly Union and Aneren sEpAer
published 10 the Of Nashville. State Aforesaid conaaidng
the Moore yancul their pleas or d.
said bill before the nsxt term Of said esacey
Court held Court 10 the cEn Of DIeda r
Weay county, Of Tennessee The second AoptHy %
JanuaF 1851 sad bill and all things hsers viii seskea
corfsssed arans them and set for hearing as q e As
trm This December sths 5oo "A tra
copy frOn the Order Book
a.ers ,sa-u4t-rr'r ese a 81 sad Q err
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P9OCLAMATION.

HsUAM g. HARRIS Of the state Tennessee To
ali who shall see presents-Greeting; Whereas u
has bsn made known to me certain John Hacker stands
charge with having committed foul and atroon mner on
the 10th day Of November 1900 the body OF DAVID Merry
late Of our county Of Megs has Ad from justice and now
running at large.
Now therefore, IsHAN G. HARRIS GoVrnor a.
NV The mower and authority vested, do herby
otter reward s2je any person persons who may app
bend the said John Hacker and deliver Am 70 we
or Of our county Megs order that justice in their behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hsna
AVID cauei tue great Of the State to be aihxed al
L. Nashville, the lIth day o. january 1901
| ISHAM G. EAEE1S
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soLoMAN. " " Mccain ct ais In thiseauseI & APP
~ pears from the complainaDts BILL which
James WeathersPoon and james Brock nsr.resen Of
State Of Tennessee It is therefore ordered that pubcai
bemade in the Nashville Union and American
weeks requiring them appear the the Ohaa-
Court the Thursday after the third Monday February
1861 and plead. dsmur said bill the
tken for confessed he and hsarRS expAre
said term Of the Court, January 7th, Ie5I.
ianIO ut pr'sfeC 93s G d HAMILTON. q. n
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COUNTY COURT OF DAVI DSON COUNTY
~ Tennessee--Janss Faulkner, Marysrs. n Fsulk-
and ann HONerton Afrei Owen and susan Owea
and othes-Bi for petition Of real estate Of EldrSi uoss
seceasedAt The ece ef the Clerk and Master Of Csusy
Court at Nashville the 7h day Of December 1850 motion
o. complainant by counsel in the Appearing
to the satisfaction Ct the slerk and Master Defend
ants, Alfred Owen snd Susan OWen resdentBof VEns
and residents 81 the State # Tennessee herers he
srdnay sf this court be served Upon hem,
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication DO
made for four weeks In succession the Nashville Union ard
AnericAna newspaper published in the city OF NsnVilh re-
curing the said defendant appear the Of he County
Court to be holden Tor the Of Davidson At TIE court house
thereof in the city Of Nashville the first Monday februA
next, and said BILL will taken for
fessed to them and SIT down FOR bearing Pasts
= X CHEATHAAl,
decao160- wlt mrs fees and naskaz.
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Stolen.
DESCRIPTION.

STOLFN from Samuel sewe Patriot, Perry county,
Tennessee on the 9th of December one Iron EapPe Gray
Mare et hg years old. By close observation there can
be seen bens in right eye, she well formed and co-
pact
The man that is supposed to have stolen her abozt feet 10
inches in height light and red Whiskers heavy s broad
across rather bends forward when he Walks MS
name IS Cox. dressed ordinarily
Liberal will be P9id to any one that VIII secure que
that get her. liberal reward WI he gwen Tor
K thief SAMUEL 5E"Ebbi
isaI.w3t PstTiot, Tenn.
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Fresh Arrivals

TEEOBTP SON. SPERRY & CO.,
NEW BUILDINGS, 81 MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
n no BARRELS Double Extra Flour;
ESsE 100 do Extra Family do
100 bags do DO do
100 boxes choice Western Reserve cheesei
Is chests Green and Black Teas;
% bo-es do do do
100 dozen l and Cans oysters;
so boxes Layer Raisins
81 = boxes DO do
% boxes Maccaroni;
.ierces Fresh Figs;
bills New CurTanis;
trails Fresh Dates;
Also an of and fancy Candies Kisses,
Sardnes Pruue5, OIL fresh Peaches Pine Apples Nuts
and Amends all Of which oGer to cash dealers at re-
ducsd prices THOMPSON, bPEhH1 & CO.
IN
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Grand Fereed sale

u ,...-. Coffage Chamber Setls, Matt
kurnAs 1rnssess &c.
HARDY BRogHESs, kuclioneers.
an Saturday morning, Jan 18TH ISL At 10 o'clock, win
usual, large regular seesy sale q new and SEC
& hand and and hne furniture in addition 70 which
iii ~ % ID handsome pantea French Cottage furniture,
IA ASSORTED No Family harouchs and hAf-
ness. prime cost $3.50, used only months
fssi7 HARDY BROTHERS,
Auetioneers and General Age1fss
q Public square.
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FOE NEW ORLEANS.

FENHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER, go
\ STRONG, Master, will leave Nashville elteS.S5tt
THURSDAY, the 2ls, inst P. NJ. For freight
or passage apply on board or H IL HARRISON
ianls u Agent
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Nashville South Side
7 NJ = IT TT UTE,
CAPITOL I'LL, NASHVILLE.
LzIz ILL., "
MRS. EElLA HOLoOMBE,I Associate PRINCIPALS.

MRS EMMA TxOLCOMBE,l - 49,
MISS f.. Z. NOTTINGHAM, A'''~@'s AAi-s'Pi''
TEVHE premises hitherto occupied By As Hocobe having
found limited for the extended patronage Of Ter
School, the present Principals have been fortunate to
cure Of years. the spacious and beautiful znasn
opposite CAPITOL the residence Of Gel A W.
Putnam. The location is unequaed-beng prTate central,
elevated accessible The House finished in the Ii
proved modern style confusing "a large thoroughly
ventilated windows dWn the floor, opening pzzas ard
balconies which EXTEND each the entire length Of s
building The grounds beautifully laid and the
we'll paved allowing ample for recreation and exercise
Every department filed with the highet professional talent
The boarding pupils will epioy ali the advantages Of elegant
home aad their comforts will be scrupulously cared for, b
Matron, we'll known enneny qualified for the inca By
her unyieldng integrity, kadly sympathy and unTearisd
assiduity.
Terms those Of the other hrstass schools In te
city. For further particulars apply either Of tAs
principals.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861.
The Senate was called to order by the Speaker at
|, A. NJ, and prayer was offered by Rev. J. 7.
endrick.
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Nnrth Carolina LegIsIaturs.

: NoFIn CaTOTIUN III - AZ A.
RALEIGH, F. c Jan lS.--The asPess; n. dav
bate on Federal Relstions mas no. .o~,st amend
ment In the Senate, times are htLls M - go
". Megsrs. Cullaa and MOrShsad SP0AS ~ iA'Of
Of n general Censenticn-
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TEXBE FIRST, or Spring Session Of 1861, win
MsnEsy, January 2lst. On that day will be happy t.
meet in the Od Academy all Pupils may desire
avail themselves the permanent and peculiar advantages Of
this institution. c. D. ELLIOTT.
sa-t.-g ayvDu-
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SEWING MACHINES


fa
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"rona'ing Family! SewMgI Machine
FLET 1T BE REMEMBERED,
sfst. BY an the Sewing yEnebt,..,
there are but three Xmas OF stitches maa.
-. 49,, - -.
Snds TAe shuttle Sttfch'
Srd. The Single Thread or Chain Stitch;
Inc 0lo'eL D~He1 s-'s3N - 'I 0Hs P-'S'9e
rricty aospeea 70 iAny use 1Hs sun eoooe' o-nn'
0snPpea Ins machine n-AhnS 's '-o CON
ZION sposs-usng no snatte'reqons no oreao % Fpoo
Cd and finishes its 0~ Ssk' TIA ne n0'a simple, As liable
and most easy 70 leAfn Hno any ID
Possessing greater OF capacity for family purrosess
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For REyr-A desirable suit OF rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply at TINS
of3oe dec29-f
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Prom Washinxton.

WAsHMGToS, Jan. 1.-The following is the sub
stance Of the orders transmitted to the commander
of the Brooklyn, previous to her recent trip: You
to proceed direct 10 Charleston harbor, but not
to 90 over the bar, to anchor bat to lay under
steam outside and ascertain if the Star Of the West
has landed her troops eountermand her orders, and
order her, with the troops, to Hampton Roads; and
also give any information the existing state OF
affairs there, snd then return Immediately TO Hsmp-
ton Roads"
The Senate vas 10 Executive session four hours.
Mr. Holt was finally confirmed by 80 against u.
The bill introduced BY Mr. Mexican in the House.
on Monday, Wss to repeal the law making Charles
ton, Georgetown, and Beaufort ports OF entry
Even in time of peace the collectors st these pvls
cost more than il amounts TO- He desired 70 ~ 4,
foreign trade and send sufficient nsvai ioref Sose
blockade the harbors, and hs is not slons =
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nArLwAY H1ArTERs.

Departure OF Passenger Trains
.suv1t1E AND CHkrTASoosA--3:30 A. NJ. 3 P. n
(.srssEn AND ALAnAMA--5:I5 A. NJ. $500 P. NJ
buISvILIn AND NAsHvII1E-2:I5 An, 2:i5 ?. NJ
Gailafin Express $500 P. II.
soEETrLD AND KEKTucKy-2:4s P. n
ASnv1l1x AND DnckTuR-1 A. NJ, 6s3O 2. H.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
,vvr,sr avn cH.rr.roos.-s.O A. N .5:3oP.
irEEssEK AND ALARAMA-I0:O0 A. NJ, 300 Z. n
ArrsvILLH AND NAsHvTlLK-5sOO A. NJ, B = n.
hsHvrILE ANB DEcATuR-1:20 A NJ, 1:xO Z. ~.
Gallntin Express $3.50 A. NJ
oKEIELD AND KExTucKy-l0:15 A. N.
Departure of Freight Trainsss
Tennessee 4 AIabsma-5:30 NJ
Louisville Nashve-2:J0 M
Edgehsid & Kentucky-s;z9 N.
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee 4 Aiabsma-430 NJ
louisville Nashvile-s:25 p NJ.
Fdre6eld A Kentucky-l0l5 N.
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Secession of Georgia.-The Fifth state Out
of she Union.
MIILEDeEvnLE, Ga. Jan. 1s-The Convention
was in session till four o'clock, when resolutions
were adopted declaring it the duty Of Georgia to
seeede, and appointing q committee of fifteen to
draft an ordinance of secession
The resolutions we're adopted by 100 to $780,
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1,hc cotton Movement.

We have compiled the following comparative statement Of
receipts Of Cotton the various ports ss Of septem
Der from tie latest mail dates received at this Office
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New ORLEANS, Jan. IS.-Coton as declining tendency;
to-day 5000 bales; middlng l99il sales Of the week
50 $50 sales receipts Of tbs 5000 bales, agnst 70
bales during the Corresponding time last yea total receipts
this port the time year 100 900 baes all
southern prts 600 bales exports 81 the 500 bsles
stock at Ne~ Orleans, $50 Coz bales,
Is Sales OF Cotton to-day 1000 bales; mdding
at llc of three days $500 bales receipts $500.
Markets by Telegraph.
ELw YoRK, I9-Coton advanced 4 sales 1000 bales
mddiDg upland 121. Flour S. @5 Is Mess pork s7 SOC
II IS. sug,r-Cuba zag6. Orleans 51F96h.
CINCINNATI Jan. IS Flour 81 50. Whisky I3H Lzri 95<
9IO.
NEW ORLEANS I9Cotton sales to-day $500 bales;
ding I0<Sll5<. Sugzr 4I95.
Foreign Commercial.
LIVERPOOL Jan 5-Psr Steamer Asa-Coton sales Saturday
sOOOtae Of which spscuors and exporters 1909 bales,
closing steady.
BreadstuFs steady, Provisions dali.
Con.ols 92l1 a933f for account.
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TEROUGH TO DECATUR.
Nashville Female Academy.

IL breaks having been repaired trains are running through
~ according to schedule time. janl9 Dat
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FLEET IT BE REMEMBERED.

The Grover Baker stitch is the only patented stitch and
strictly adapted to family The stitch 10 double
bsrppea. The machine making tbs stitch, from
sposls-usngn thread 70 DO rspoo
ed finishes it'll the most simple, less liable
arrangement easy learn md operate Of In
possessing greater range OF capacity for family puPoses,s
any ether other or perhaps all other kinds
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FIyRENCH BsANDIEs, WgISKEYs, AND LIQUORS AT
Auction this morning. saturday January 19hl An in
voice Of Coenac Brsnss Wbsey and Liquors Just received
with orders to close. BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
jAnl9 It Central Rooms.
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Constnble's auction Sale.

ON Saturday morning, January 70, 1861 at 10 o'clock
will sell John Cover, Clerk Davidson
county large invoice Of bus and white ruled Letter Paper
the property Of E. L. Wingrove TO satisfy attachment
in favor CT Il. B. Champion. HARDY BROTHERS,
jan Il Auctoreers and General Agents,
puhl eoua
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J. L. 7. Raw, Seere, sry OF Stale.
DESCeIPTJON.

The description given Of follows; About q
- years Of age, about feet high, steep shou
carries rather side, side Of his breast the 9TH
considerably sunken and much lower than the other mas
countenance has sandy hair which is very curly and
when he left blue home made jeans sack e1st calls
himself the OF Fuller he left was last heard OF ID
Rome county, Tenn, where he has relatives living.
Chsttanocsa Advertiser copy ianlsdetvet
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REFERENCES:

ev Wm 5 Plamer, D d. Ale
ghanny City, Pa
Rev NJ D Hodge, D D, Rich
moni, Va.
Rev 7 Y MsOre, D D Richmond,
Va.
Rev Jesse Armstead. D D, Gum
berlaud, Va
Col = b SHi.h, , Virginia
Maj 7 WilliamsonS Military In
Mai Thss JacksOn,) stitute
Rev J n Kirkpatrick, Danville,
Va.
DR. Tbos P Atkirson, do I,
Thos Grasty, Esq. do 4
Rev B GildersleeSe, Richmond,
Va.
Hon David G Burnett, Calves
ton, Texas
Hon David K Fate, q 8 Su-I
= preme Court.
a..oo tavQ
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NOTICE

TKTz hereby vit.ag our Agreement taks souskossn
w Georgia and kiEhans sannsy a. par. -
iaae-sllil'sfss HrEE. salRaAE1 %.
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he following are the leading in the reports OF the Banks
in the Eve cities where weakly statements are pubhea
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Also Received
d 90 BARRELS Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
q SfVF % hhds choice New Orleans do -
50 bags prime Rio OsEee,
2Co bbis Re,tiHed Whisky;
50 bills Old Reserve DO
% bbls Old Rye do
) haf pipes Old 0ard Brandy
The above every other article in the grocery line
also offering at prices to suit the times.
ianl7 '6l THOMPSON, SPERRY * co.
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A SOUTHERN CONVENTION

On motion Of Mr.. BAYLESS, the House TOOK y .
recess until two O'clock. at which hour the SPEAK
Err called the House to order.
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Delegates to the Southern Congress.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 1S.-Thrse delegates
TO the Southern Congress have been appointed by
the Governor, and confirmed by the consentien-
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River News.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river IS rising WIN
II feet inches of water 10 the canal.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

Jity papers please copy.
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Southern Bout and shoe Factory.
TEyE u1dersg7ed having determined to enlarge his BOOT
I ANDsHOE ESrABLISHMENT,in order TO supply as far
possible, all personsin want OF good article.
Having my Tannery and making most OF ny heavy
Leather, prepared and det msd 10 sell at the very lowest
remuneraiye prices inducsment to those wishing
Encourage Hoze Instead OF Northern Hanufauss, particularly
all Heavy HOots- shoes and Negro 8r0gans,
also,
and shoes OF all sizes and qualities to order
order be successful, will have conne sales
clusvely for CASH in exchange for Hides, therefore all
orders presentation Spend msney where
get It again. JAMES HAMILTON,
No South College street, Nashville,
doors I. ON Grooms, Garrett Co.,
iarI6d&wIm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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". D. FULLTER, Cashier.
TKNKrs.rE, HIsILToN COUETy-
Personally before me, ISRAEL ]. BROWNISG, acting
tie Peace in and for said county W D. Fuller
Cashier e ChaaReogs, who icing Gully saith
Of he condition Of the BANK Of
chattanooga according The books OF tho Sworn and
subscribed before me- January 10Th, 1861
jani7 l ]. BROWNING, J-P.
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A RECESS


time and passed
of the Gallatin and Coles Ferry Turnpike ComPa-
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In Cnancery Court at GainssborO, Tenn.

Sold in Nashville by W. HenGershctt, Berry Denoyl
EwiR Psndleton and by all responsible druggists eVeryher
oct29-d tT&Wly ms
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p.ndinr .be consideration Of this amendment,
,ha srsr;ai order was, on notion passed over in
formally. ~, a. run r.41.
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Arrival OF PassenRer Trains
n.o,r,nr. ~ Freieht Trains,

Tennessee 4 Alabsma-5:5O n
Louisville 4 Eashville-2sS1 A M
Fdeearid 4 Kentacky-e:s5 P NJ.
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CHINA! CWINA!! Cs5ENA!!!
Grand Distress sale.
, ICE and splendid Silver Plated Ware, handsome and
y superb Ladies Gold Sets and all descriptions 81 Gold
JeTery Watches besides 0verwhe ming stock Of French
China Box xare, stsne China Java and
Japan Silver Poon Forks Tsh and Butter Knives, Cob
les Walters, Ice Pitchers, Casters ETC., etc.
HARDY RROTEEEEZS, AuctiOneeFs.
Sale to commence front auction rooms, Monday
morning. 2s Jan 1851 20 o'clock and to be CONTINUED
~ morning 10 o'clock, and every evening at O'clock usd
We cordially the aeRton Of
the ladies' to this sale, with promise that bid is to buy
the goods will positively be forced for cash
HARDY BROTHERS,
Auc.ioaesas een.1 AZ is, A., Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-20
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
yonppcr.. DauT BY THE Mrnculvr, BlK-sHlrARD L Co
TenneSsee.

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis,
Mechanics Bask, Memphis
Memphis Savings Inst tuition.
Exchange Bank, MurfrasSboro'.
Miners anu Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Darlridge.
OF brokers Offering 81 the dollar for the notes
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