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Ranauet 70 Gov. Flora.

RICHMOND, Jan. 12.-The banquet to Gov Floyd
took place last night. Gov. Floyd made q speech.
and related the conversation he had with the Plssi-
dent. showing breach of faith on the part Of the
President leading to his (FlOyd 81 resignation. Gov
Floyd counseed resistance TO Federal coercion
Secession speeches were then made by Lieut. Gov.
Montague, Attorney General Ncker, James A. Led
don. and others. The temPorizing policy Of the
Legislature was severely commented upon. Great
enthusiasm prevails.
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BY frELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-HousE-English asked
leave to offer resolution instructing the Committee
of Thirty-Three to report without delay, measures
to carry Crittenden's proposition into effect.
Garnett introduced joint resolution to suspend
the execution of the Federal law within certain
States. Referred to the Select Committee on the
Presidents special message.
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From Columbus.

CoLrNBus, Ohio. January I2.-Tbe following Is
one of series Of resolutions that passed the ONO
Senate and House to-day: .
Resolved That we hail with joy the recent , nrli
dgnifed and patriotic special message OF lle
ident of the United State and that the entlS 49,
and resources of Ohio are hereby pieuseus Wiz
ever necessary and demanded for the mah.enanes -
and strict subordnation TO the e1sl sui"oI, ~
the Constitution and laws Of the fsnsrA'
meut by gbOmsoever Administered
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Nashinrtan Clir No.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-The Secretary Of tie
Treasury viii not enter upon the duties Of his Office
till after next week having to arrange some bu,i-
Eess IN New York.
There was q Cabinet meeting last night to cen
slider on the dispatches brought By Lieut. Talbot
from Major Anderson There is reason to ie-
eve that anything further viii be yielded 70 South
Carolina
1t is believed that the bill introduced into the
present Legislature Of Missouri prohi5iung the
Mayor or Sheriff Of St Louis from using military
force to suppress riot looks to the seizure Of the
public property and hence troops have been order
ed thither
The Herald correspondence says James N. Carlisle.
OF va viii probably De nominated Secretary Of
the Interiors and Mr.. Brand of n c. IL talking offor
postmaster General IN case Mr. Hollis name IS sent
to the Senate for Secretary of War
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rrarn baltimore

BALrTHosE, Jan. I2.-The Convention of Delegates
from various counties of Maryland, to consider the
crisis e-assembled this evening" and passed resou-
tions requesting the Governor TO issue proclama-
tion for the people of the State to vote on the last
Monday in January, whether they want State Con
venton called or not and If the question should be
decided in the affirmative, to hold election for
delegates to the Convention 10 meet the first Mon
day of February They also passed unanimously, a
resolution approving Of Mr.. Crttendens proposition
and then adjourned.
Il is understood that meeting is TO be held by
certain Hibusters tomorrow, to oppose the Govern
ment troops entering Fort McIIenry.
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SeWarh,a Sncech.

Albany San. 12.-The New York papers of Sat
urday evening containing Stewards speech, were
eagerly sought for among conservative men Of all
parties. IL is highly spplanded, and general
thing il is very much commended. few Repubi-
cans with Abolition prOclivities declare that the
Senator has eOwed before his enemies but the nun
Der of such is comparatively small. His speech
son resolutions.
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U.usas news.

= 70 Roth Houses of the Legislature
mil, Jan an II. at eight O'Clock last evening Lit
&c eeneTa legislation has been passed during The
rspualssns the Missouri and Western Pa
Inc S sn,.snb Company passed both Houses and
enc .:n.s;1 Yedft the sanction Of the Governor
III ,seather is warm; snow wasting rapidly
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NASHVILLE PIOw Works.

,vVuIs establishment having been re hult ~
Nv Mesrs sharp lamlton' VITA G~~SSSSseE--T
,s,.sss5 T,c ties for manufactured Flows
Snitiystars. &C. we will keep i1l supply
o. bo ~ Farmers Planters Those Implements are
@ to perform we'll and are as good IN every respect
- - bsSt imported plows, ano ~ -, rSTur,s
La l.a---------
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rrom ntchnnnh.

r,raweSp. Jan. II, P. M-The House has passed
the Conventonlbill with an amendment to refer me
action OF the Convention relative to secession oaSA
TO the people No action has yet been taken on 'ns
bill BY the Senate There is increased exciteueh' a.
the Capitol to-day
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From louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Courier publishes letter
from Col. Duncan, member of the State Executive
Committee, opposing coercion and in favor of
Southern Confederacy of all the saveholding States
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NEWARK. J., January 1.-The Repuoileas.l me-
inc here this evening adopted resolutions &
compromise, reinforced the ReFnoican an
favored the sustaining of the conalit ,s a
forcement Of the laws, andapproyea o. MAJ -e''-~-
sons course.
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The Revolution In Louisiana.

Nav YORK. Jan. IA special dispatch to the
he5'Id dated New Orleans, January IL says all the
fOruneatons sre now m possession Of the Louisiana
troops. The q. S. arsenal at Baton Rouge. in com
mand Of Maj Haskins and companies. refused 70
surrender this moruing. The arsenal was surround
cred by coo State troops, and parley was held be-
tween Gov. Moore and Mag. Haskins, which finally
resulted in the surrender Of the garrison at twelve
O'Clock to-day There was no opposition in taking
the other forts The Crusader has not entered The
Mississippi. The excitement continues very grsas
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The Springfield correspondent of the Missouri
Republican says it is believed Lincoln will accept the
border State compromise and nonintervention in
Territories, Lincoln denies rendering Winter Davis
seat in the Cabinet.
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markets by Telegraph.

NEw YORK, JAN H.-Cotton quiet; middling upland ia
Flour quiet fr 5000 bbs IS 30954O Cotton quiet;
GALES Al 600 bushels at 7@ Mess pork quiet but steady;
sales $50 bbs s7 l2k@ 95 Lard frm sales 400 bbs at
101S9OXc. srgarsaes 40 boxes; Cuba 56 600 Havana
at Orleans Molssses at 3d. Coffee frm, Rio l1H9i3.
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seven Theusnnd Dollars.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. II, 1861.
W. J. MARI Agent of the Home Insurance Com
pany Of the City of New York, has paid US 81 ,OOo
the amount of our claim for Insurance, against this
Company. D. LrMsDEN q 20
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Hon. MILTON BRowY, President Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, sam. TATE, Esq, President OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and Maj G. WAL
LACE. President of the East Tennessee and Virginia
railroad are at present in the city.
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The sale under attachment of sundry articles of
utility takes place at the Auction Rooms of BENZ.
F. SHIELDS & Co., this morning at 10 o'clock. Those
wishing to buy at a sacrifice will attend.
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stolen, $50 Reward

From the neighbOrhOod of Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night of the 18th ult., a
Diamond Breastpfn,
of circular shape, twentyone stones, very closely
set set of jet, in the form of crosses, and fine
lace veil.
will give a reward of $50 for the recovery Of
the afore mentioned articles sS5 for the pin, and
SIS for the others.
Jan. 6, IS60-D IT,
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CHARLESTON, Jan. l2.-It is believed that negoti-
atoms progressing at Washington for the peace
able surrender of Fort Sumter. The Brooklyn is re-
ported off the bar
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BENZ F. SHIELDS Co, will sell nne lot OF mines'
Brandies, Whisky Paintings, Furniture etc. to close
City Saloon under trust. Some very me brands
of Liquors will be found in the collection. Sale at
10 o'clock
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LITERARY PArERs.-Messrs. GREER Co., Union
street have received the Southern Fan'ily Journal
the New York Ledger. Frank Leslies Illustrated
Ns,cs. the Yankee Notions. and other literary and
illustrated papers. Call round and get supply,
buv and read the Southern Family Journal published
at Baltimore, which in our opinion, is the equal IT
not tho superior. of the New York Ledger
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The following table EXHIBITS the imports Of Specie
H.. .nrh -nontL dr,-ira


Total....s44 360,l74 s6,0l4 G97l5,s66 42,i9l,l1
From foregoing that exports of
Specie year amounted 49, s against sec s99445 in
1859, being a decrease of So, 5605O4
The otsl imports and exports OF all descriptions At New YORK
for the four years compare as follows:
1857. 1853 1859. 1860.
Imports. 6sls9 I52 067 245 lG5 SIC 2sO46O
EXPORTS. III 724.32O 5000 643 1877 G96 l57 IjGS3,fj
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Flour.
200 oaEs ExIA h"A' JAMES NcLArG5LIN a co


Il A. Eah nestOek's -Fefhiiiuse
,r-7Tbys safe aud EfGectual Remedy toI
m -. er more extensively used By regular Ihy scan
.p a1v Tonrieary uedicae Ehish has ever made It's aP
pearance ia The United States -. -. ,-,,.- "a,
IA d tb the utmost freedom and confidence y
" have attained all the Middle essen and eouth
Ststes. =, -. a., ..,htz. l..
Tue great cause Of its popularity the fact that lohing M
vet heep discovered which can subs uted IN us paee H'
That nav be usei lie without any ieas as 10 me re
suit Is perfect safety recommends II 70 every parent
worms are ssreed within the il viii speedily
without fs But in obtain the genuine article ever
purchaser should OF guard and look we'll TO The OF
the AID wrapper and be particular osee that be bun
b. Fahnesocks vermifnge, and no other noF4-Wlm
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BosToN, Jan. 1.-THE sloop Of war Macedonia
from Portsmouth, passed here, bound South, under
sealed orders.
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New YORK. Jan I3.--The Star of the West landed
her troops at Governors Island and returned to her
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From IEichmond.

RICHMOND, Jan. l2.-The House, passed the Cor
venton BILL referring the secession question to the
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Fort Barrancos and the Navy Yard at Pensacola
have been taken by Florida and Alabama troops.
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New orlean. Market, Jan. ii.


ooTToN-At the date Of our last the closed
quiet firm, with only limited supply ohefng and this very
badly assorted On Gog Patty re pOrr bo zoo.
gcing the ruling rates the demand mD:ded and the bust
he we're confined 5000 bales and in the absence Of much
competition among buyers, prices became unsteady and Irregular
hey had previously refused. Tuesday he anniversary Of the
battle New oreans) was generally observed holiday but
f.nora MI the still freely $500 bales changed
hands prices which required reduction OF in outside
quotations On "Wednesday the movement xss resumed win
eiEn noticed above, the demand soon became very
and resulted IN swrnc wiz Continued to psysa Yesterday
when still larger amount Of 27OO hands az
81 M ess scope was offered to buyers
sales did no exceed 1900 bales making total Tor he
week Of 1900 bales. We modify our quotations IS
follows with that running and other desirable
lots Mddng have commanded M above our outside figures
TIE market is nearly bare CT Good Middling-
o dqlsIlsr ss * Coed Middns
Sord Ordinary ....Io C9IcIz MiddiDg Fair...... "a
Low AddIirg ..-..... II 9llH Fair......... %
The receipts the embrace $50 bales against Is 45 for
s Tsss ssi & bSs 1,al $50 70 II:
me exports Of the week embrace s745 bales comprising
60 m 70 Liverpool Queenstown orders 3g Hsyre,
o3 Marsales l53 to Bourdeanx 400 to Feetsood SO "
Barcelona 63Io Genoa 24O4 to Amsterdam lS to Boston,
The total eTPOr.s September been sos 9a
exports tAs OorresPo7sing week last year were '04'0
bales ard the sVs s 20 a. sS
| a. the sane time last year.
This sales have been confined to about 400 thds,
Including I26 hhds Admitted Monday at and 81, p 10,
g. and % since skc and IS old Admitted at se The
oe on sale the lss inst about 500 hhes,
1sng zoo Qarksyile mostly Admitted 1900 Mason
erly three fearths Admitted $500 Of other descriptions,
t Admitted Factors generally adhere to their
nvious pretensons, and continue to quote follows
Trrs Factory G
| Leaf Inferior to Common 9s4eS "a
| Leaf ....... esq y
Tho nt. Of the week embrace against $40 for the
Ss sr have been bids against 720 to the date last
F! year. -. &c, hls. -, u,;.h A -
/ Nar.siilrs "a 10 Bcurieaux, and AZ to Genoa
tn total exports the LIST of September have been l454
mas assinst III $40 TO the date last year
The k on hand evening is II Oh hhds against l9 $40 al
SGIR-The receipt been to increased extent and
with moderate demand prices have given &c fair to fails
fir closing TODAY at AGAINST sJ on last Friday
tn sales 81 the week amounted TO about GOO hhus inelu
ding 1900 today. We now quote as follows
Cad Cournon.
Fair TO Fully ''-''''- $ tseS ~
Prime to Choice. 49,. a %
Centrifugal and Clarified
TIE for the corresponding week last embraced aou
500 hhs, Quoted fair t. fully fair at 149c b.
Weeks receipts el3 hhds against $40 fer the corespondn
week last wear Total receipts LIST September 60ef
hhds against IL 3I9 to the same date last yesr
The exports OF the week have been liS9 hhds'i
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-The Union meeting Saturday
night was the largest ever held Resolutions in ia
of the Union passed, but they declare that
Missouri goes with the South if her constitutional
rights are disregarded
Crittenden's resolutions were endorsed and coer-
cion deprecated.
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nFloriaa ORDINANCES Of Secession signed.

TALLAHASSEE FLA, Jan. lO.-The Ordinances of
Secession was signed to-day. by the members of
the Convention in the eastern portice Of the Capt.
toll The act was consummated amid the greatest
enthusiasm the firing of cannon. and the cheers of
the multitude Hon. T. Butler King, of Ca, made
speech on the occasion.
TThe following is the Ordinance of Secession as
taken from the Savannah Nel0s having been brought
to that city by the Hon. Edmund Rufin, of Val
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10 Won want a Pipe and Cane Together!
Give JoHx WHoRLEY, 81 South Market street,
trial. The most complete pipe yet offered, in mo
ment can be turned into a neat and handsome walk
ing stick Direct importation from the European
manufactories. janl
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oRnINANcE oF Secession

We, the people of the State of Florida, in Con-
vention assembled, do sOlemnly ordain, publish,
and declare, That the state OF Florida hereoy
witbdraws herself from the Confederscy of States
existing under the of the United States OF
America and from the existing government OF
said States and that all political connection be-
! tween her aud the government OF SAID states
! ought to be. and the same is hereby totally an
nulled and said Union of States dissolved, and
the State of Florida Is hereby declared sovereign
and independent Nation; and that all ordinances
heretofore adopted in far as they create or re-
cognize said Union, are rescinded, and all laws or
recognize or assent to said Union, be and they are
| hereby repealed.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. 4. 4lihhS. Rranriefnr.

OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. a. Tib5s, Proprietor.
FEyHIs Hoteli spacious Building just completes
Incorporation has incurred heavy expense in fitting
anurnshng the rJons to make them neat and comfortable
The house the reception of bosrders visitors and
the proprietor afford ample accommodations
for omnibus with good safe will be
at depot convey passengers the Hotel and back TO the
depot again proprietor intends make it rsclas
Hotel, and hopesto share liberal patronage.
augls DANIEL A. T1BBS, Proprietor
HOUSE PAINTING,
FEyHE subscriber is prepared to execute with the greatest
pronpaess all contracts however large which be ten
den and upon which cannot fail to give satsiao
ton. He is also prepared to execute al manner Of
s1aE PAINTING, AIMING AND kARBLIEs
Having In that the services Of the mostexpr
ard experienced artists.
would request persons having work in his net
zTye him a call before making final Arrangements
K. T. FLEMING,
archs-dtf No e. Union st. between Cherry and SUE an
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DamaRed Goods at Auction.

nN Tuesday, January Sths at 10 O'Clock,
We viii sell on account Of whom II may concern, the
entire stock Dry goods saved from the late IRE on Union street
The stock character and some OF The Goods saved
are very desirable. Terms cash on delivery.
t.nS,S BENZ SHIELDS 4 CO.
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Union meeting In st. Lsuis.

BosroS, Jan. i3-The Steamer America has gar
rived here.
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AT
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
shop.
80. SO BROAD STREET,
RE manufacturing power portable steam Ergnes,
"A suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, and Ensre
small engines required. Prios $780,
Stationary from 70 thirty horse power A.
rrec arsteass he furnished at We are
prepared to al orders Rhymes and MIL Machinery Of he
fastest improved patterns short notice Casting mads o
our stock patterns Mills and circular, sash Anc huy
Ml8, unrVallei Ter strength durability and economy
Of pewer
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced worken furnished up work when de-
sired.
Constantly land full assortment Of castings usually ket
at Foundry experienced pattern maker and drAitAn
employed Working drawings, specifications, Pans ana 81
mates furnished on application
one and Sales Rooa So Broadway, NashviIs, Tenn
iune22-dn
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Fronn PansnceLa.

PENSACOLA, JAM I3-Fort Barrancos and the Navy
Yard were taken yesterday by the Alabama and
Florida troops.
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VALUABLE REAA. ESTATE FOR SALE
ETIsuING 10 aks other Investments, propose sell
w all Real Estate in Davidson county, &c follows
THAT SUBJ RBAN RESIDENCE,
situated Franklin Turnpike within half miie Of The city,
oppos thsresidencs Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
Thlsis perhaps ire Commanding tein theviciny u Mash
Vile desirable country residences The hDuss vii
be sold with Y Of had the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known as the SINS Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within miles Of NASHVILLE. containing ~
sres The soil good well ES.essi and tim5ered, and can
bedVdsd into twenty and uwzTdssh o.
which admirably adapted for country rsseaeea mArset g
dens and tsis,r farms. Alno, that
BEAU'EEFUL FARM
on same road row ocupedIy T. c. MccampbeIl, and OTmey
owned By Thos Harding, eoHtaining abous e acres Ls
pIsceis % we'll known 70 need no tas!eer aesercn ~
So Be- divided to suit T. Mccapoei VII sho~
\ hese places to any one who VII cal. -
All the above property viii Be sold on fcasouaos terms sne
4 an a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply 70 A. g. Liney, Nashville, o either q re 10
| a.-.ifIrrSs THOs. Q. McCAMPBELLs
| -'@@e-~'' 81 six miles frun Naa1vir
I J.A.McCAhPkkLL,
1 -. Nashville
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NOTICE.

MFR. HooPERi admitted a partner 10 our business
have removed our stock Shoes Boots and hats to Ne
"a North Fast corner Of the Square, where will bs
Pi tseI ~ 'se OOi '''"O INV ARhIsTEAD co.
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FoR RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply at this
oBca dec29-tf
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From AIbanr

ALBANY, Jan. 13.-Last night was the coolest ST
the season. At O'Clock this morning the mercury
stood at Is degrees below zero; at o'clock this
morning it stood at 10 degrees below.
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Wanted
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to l,5OO dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman
and business man. with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT l. "
My Is ls6O-tf
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aAyK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.

WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Iscraucs' Bank, Memphis
Ms;n1nics' Bass, Memphis.
VI. mphis Savings IEytitution.
Ey hange Bank Murfres sboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, ROCKVILLE
b < o. East Tennessee, Knoxville
Blus Of fren
Bank Of Jederssn. cambridge.
Offering the dollar for the notes
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RUSsOIuTION,

VWyE partnership heretofore existing under the style oiCop
land Arnsead & Co., this day dissolved by mutuSl
cons pt Mr. J. b. Copeland retiring from the firm.
The business will be settled by Armsead and HARDY
BRYAN who will continue the business under the style OF Arnh
tead & Co
- Nashville, Dec. 81, 1860.
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DlLES.-Dr. LibbY,a Pile Ointment neVc
II fslsto Price, 81. ....
FEN Err AN ID ACsUE REMEDY, Only so cents
We the above two Medicines to do all that prom
sed for them. The Grnberg Medicines contain Mineral
posous esteemed wherever known. for their mildues
and efficacy loct3-tfl MACKENZIE 4 HINCHIN
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River New
Anderson & Romans,

LOUISVILLE Jan. I4.-The river is stationary with
Q feet inches Of water in the canal
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Nashville Market.
MONDAY Evening Jan. "a, 1861.
To day has been very dsgreeab the Of last night aud
this afternoon having the Transaction Of business
cOTTON-The receipts Cotton have quite light to day
and have transactions The only sales heard Of
day % bales s9O, and % at 99Oc The demand
continues good and for running lists full prices may
obtained We quote
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For Rent.

A LARGE and coumosious house, with the convenience
vater cas-. servants room &C., situated the
Church and Spruce streets will be rented for the ensuing
FOR terms &c, apply at Humphreys, No. y, Public
sonsz. 10 dccf9-du &c NICHOLSON.
FRESH MEAL.
TUsr received ana for sale 100 saes Fresh Cora Aeal
III JAS MCLAUGHLIN L CO.
O;,rss No. South Market street