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yoN-rNrrRooURsR DOCTRINE.


Mr.. STANTON moved to reconsider resolutions
ssed yesterday fAvoring a manufacturers policy
tween the commercial man Of the North and
Iuth and urged this action in q brief speech fol-
|wed by Mr. STOKES, in the same strain, each
preeating action on the part Of the South now,
ID still hoping for something to turn up to our
vantage.
mr.. LANE did not wish to discuss politics.
auted to get through the work-quit spending
ouey, and relieve the people by going home. Was
favor of the resolutions and should vote for them,
lcsuse they are the right policy and contain the
rrect principle of action.
Mr.. BRADFORD urged the cdoption of the reso-
|tions as they contain the only true Union doctrine
the doctrine he and bis people believe in; and
! was for bringing the Northern people 10 their
kuses by starving them out. he was for the doc
line and goes for il as the only true policy. he
build never consent 10 withdraw his resolutions.
A vote was then taken then recsnsideriDg by Is
Ives noes 10, and the resolutions we're again upon
cir passage, and re-adOpted by ayes IA, noes 9,
bus:
Aves-Messrs Bradford, Bumpsss. Hildreth,
unter, johnson, Lane, MINIS, Mcclellan, Nc
lelly, Payne, stovall, Thompson, Wood, and Speak
i Newman-l4.
Noes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Horn, Nash, Rich
risen, Stanton, Stokes, StOkely, and Trimbe-9
GOVERNOR TO TELEGRAPH.
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, q resolution was
Lopted iustructing the Governor to telegraph i'm
ediately TO all accessible points in Tennessee the
usage Of the bill calling State Convention, the
line Of holding the election, and also the time for
be Convention to meet.
BANK SUPERVISORS REPORT.
Mr.. THOMPSON presented said Report, moved
lay it on the table, and 200 copies ordered print
y for use of Senate, which carried.
SPECIAL MESSAGE BILL.
Bill. No IO-For relief of Railroads and Receiv-
rs, was, under suspension Of the rule, taken up
nd unanimously passed on its third reading
coUrHERN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
By Mr.. BUMPASS: Bill No. 11-Incorporating
be Southern Savings Institution, passed first
eading.
RELIEF TO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
By Mr.. HILDRETH: Bill No. 12-FOr relief of
Justices of the Peace in certain cases. Passed first
leading.
PRIVATE CAPITAL AND FOREIGN IMPoRTATIoYs
Mr.. PAYNE: Bill No. lS.-To amend the act to
|ncourage the use Of Private capital, and bill No
IA 10 encourage Foreign Importations, were pre-
|cnted, and passed first reading.
APPEAL CASES.
Mr.. BRADFORD: BIZ No 15.-For relief Of
srties taking an appeal in court passed first read
ng and referred to Judiciary Committee.
RESOLUTIONS ON FEDERAL RELATIONS
Mr. THOMPSON took the floor and spoke at
ength favoring the resolutions on Federal Bela-
ations, that being the suspended business on yes
Ierday, extending his remarks nearly to the hour Of
adjournment
PRINT CONVENTION BILL.
On motion 800 copies Of the Convention Bill az
passed wereordered to be printed for use of Senate
On motion, the Senate adjourned to 10 A. M
Monday.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 19, 1861.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 10, 1861.
llosO-citizens Of 0OertOa county:
To-day the Convention bill has passed. The
|nvention is to be held on the 25th day of Febru-
y, 1861, and the election Of Delegates is to take
bee on the 9th Of February, 1861. The action Of
Convention is to be submitted to and ratified BY
majority of the qualified voters of the State.
lers are to be one hundred delegates, one from
Cd Representative and Senatorial District. am
candidate to represent OvsrtOn county in said
invention. will be home by Monday, 2Sth Of
,nuary, 1861, when will give you my views and
Ite my position on the questions Of the day.
Your very humble servant,
W. E. B. JONES
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-The Atlantic from PEN
sacula yesterday evening, reports 1900 men at the
navy yard and troops arriving from all directions
The Wyandotie is lying at the entrance Of the har
Dor communicating with Fort Piekens, having on
board the families of the officers. She is out of
coal and supplies but is net permitted to enter the
harbor. Opinion is divided as regards fighting.
The Mexican prize steamers Gen. MirAmon, Mar
qusz and De La Hsbana were sold this morning.
The former brought Sl2 800 and the latter $40 600
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ArrIvall:Ofl the Pony Express.

FoRr KEARNEY,v Jan. 1s.-The California Pony
Express of the 10th has arrived. The Golden Age
sailed on the first with 81 265OGO. Business was
dull Money decidedly more stringent.
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EETILLIAM PURCELL, Rebeca Purcell and Abigail
Nv Dixon, Urah Davis, Margery Davis. Elby Dycus
Polly Dycus William Dixon and Others-January Rules
Js5-Orignsl Billion motion Of the conpainal by their
SOLICITOR and it appearing the satisfaction Of the CLERK and
MASTER the Rdayit OF complainant, William PURCELL
which filed, the defendants William Dixon, Abner
Hancock, Iidia Hancock, Hancock, Nancy Dixon,
Robertson Reea Robertson Doctor Evans Fanny Speaknar
Josephine speaan and Thomas Speakman noRresdens
Of the State Tennessee ordered that publication be
made in the Union and American
newspaper published the city of Nashville, requiring said
non resident Defendants appear before oancery Court at
Gansboro the second Monday in February
and then their defence compainantS bill
will be for confesse and set down for hearing
exparte as to them. II B0TFS, Z. 4 II.
ianI7-w4t-pr's fees3
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CFTY NOTICES.

REuovA1.-Messrs. THoMA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppO-
site the Sewanee Hotel lately occupied by L. MOSES
as a furniture store. The large room has oeen
handsomely reft.el especially for their business
and is now filed with fine display Of goods Per
sons desiring articles in their lire should give them
call. as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
stu1o jan10 In
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From washington.

WAsHmarsN, Jan. 19.-HoUsE.-Procsedin I'M
important.
ESTABLISHMENTS resolution was adopted, ask
ing the President for thu correspondence between
the State Department and any foreign minister re-
lstipg to foreign vessels at Charleston.
The Red River raft bill was assigned for Thurs
day. g
The bids for the Treasury loan reached twelve
and half millions at an average Of shout 104 per
cent.
Lieut.. Therie is the challenger of Gen. Harvey.
The army bill for the payment Of The California
war debt, and the bill spprOpFisting $500, 900 for
supervising Indian hostilities, passed.
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banding sbe consideration Of this amendment,
The sreeial order was, on notion passed over IN
formally.
Mr. cBEATHAM offered resolution rendering
,ba nse of the Hall of the House o. Representatives
"a Tai he Hon John Bell on Tuesday evening which
was adopted, ayes So, noes a.
NEW BILL
The following bill vas introduced, read the FIRST
time and passed
By BENNETT: No. s4-To amend the charter
of the Gallatin and Coles Ferry Turnpike COmPa-
ny.
On motion Of Mr.. BAYLESS, the House TOOK =, .
recess until two o'clock at which hour the sfEAA-
Err called the House to order.
A SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
The unfinished business was taken up.
Mr.. DUDLEY made an Intellectual mouon lsy 49,
g. noes 2Sl to postpone the further cOns'ue'"'''-
of the resolutions until MONDAY. d;..nssad
The resolutions and amendment W. uIT-
at considerable length by Messrs SP T1 80 SFN.
THORNG, PICKETT, MARTIN, bEA - ~AO N---'
TEB. IT.. .nd
NJ PORTER though IL the resolutions ana
arsndra~t we're recommitted to the commitiee'
thew might be put in such shape as 70 secure al q
most unsnimo1s vote. He though the dlherenee DO
tween gentlemen who had discussed the question,
was Int slight. snd hoped that this difference might
he adjusted, and the resolutions Adopteo py E0.s
anpresohing unanimity. The motion 10 reoommt
then prevailed ed, ayes IS, noes 70.
Aud then - u
On motion of Mr. WHITM0RE, the House ad-
icurned TO ten o'clock Monday morning
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STEELAmerican Blister e9l0c, English Blister l29l5c,
Cast 1920, Shear ls9eoc, German Is1BI5c pB
RIcE-5K96c.
POWDER AND LEAD Riae Powder 81, and Blasting IS
key. Lead7k9sc p b. Shot sL90GD25 so bag.
WHITE LEAD-In oil s2.lO9e.sO p key. III
oILsard 81 TO- Lnsesd Soc; Sperm 50 94924O and Tam
ners' 75c9s1 2 gallon.
VINEGAR--Pure White Wine sc p GAL, Apple 81 bbl
BAGGING AND BALE RoPE-We quote Tennessee Bagging
239s5c Kentucky 1926, and India 1885, Rope s9lOc
and Manila Cordage Ia9i5c.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary ana Financial.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. ~, leol'
The Money has been quiet during the week with rather
vbt dea.nd At Bank for acconodaon We have hereto
fore to the fact that Banks have been dissenting I'D
orally since their upeuscn We have compiled from The report
Of the Supervisor Banks submitted to the Legislature yesr
day. the following showing the discounts and renewals
The suspended Banks their Branches since the eta NO
Ternber the date If r suspension, to the eatss annexed
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HIDEs-Green 30, Dry Sailed 70, Green Sailed per b
Sheep Skins $1,000 each, Deer SKINS Sc per ID.
IRoN-TEnesHEE-The following the quotations Ter.
nsssee Iron Band 79c, Bar sc Round Square 51E9
&c, Horse Shoe exc, Piow Plate Mould 6a7e Boiler
Plate 6c Nail Plate7c. NailOd 90 Oval aud Half oval
799c Gin Rio SC, Nut Iren IKE, Buggy Tire M Sheet sKs
95zc. Hoop 65zs091se.
PrTsDURs- Bar 3kc, Band 595c Horse Shoe axe, Nail
Rod &c, Sheet 4&@6c, Hoop 797Kc.
NAILsThe market may quoted asfolloFs in e regular
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From New York.

New York, Jan. 1S-A meeting ofithe principal
Merchants adopted memorial recommending Con-
gress to adopt the Compromise of the border States
Senators and Representatives.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 19.-The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool the 9Th, has arrived at New York.
1t is reported that the British Government has
sent strong note to France, against the extension
of French occupation in syaiA.
The steamer Glasgow, sailed to day, for Liverpool
taking SO, 600 specie
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ETTILLIAM DRAPER, complainant vs. William Jones, II
w Draper John Rsece and John Wilson, defedants
judgment Attachment Billion motion ofcoupainant by
his Solicitors and it appearing to the Clerk and Master from
allegation companans BILL which s sworn to- that the
defendant William Jones, il resident Il he State OF
Tennessee 1t soere that publication be made for four success
Unon, and American, newspaper published
the city Of Nashville Tennessee requiring said resident
appear before the Chsncey Court at Ganeboo,
second Monday November next to there and
defence cozplainan BILL the will
confessed and the will be set down for hearing
xpzrte as to him. WIN Il Bolts, c !. Il.
ssj feeS3
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BY 'rEI.E{SFsAPH.


WASHINGTON Jan. 1e.-Crittenden, in discussing
Hollis nomination, said the Union must be pre-
served, peaceably or forcibly, asd that Kentucky
wonld not consent to be a border State Of South
ern Confederacy. He said that force used against
lawless citizens of Government is not coercion
The speech caused great sensation. among Sena-
tors. A
/. The Indian Office has advised Geu Scott that the
Sioux have collected on the fork Of the Platte and
threaten to take Fort Kearney destroy the white
settlers and stop emigration westward.
The alleged encounter between Wade and Ben
jamin is fabrication.
Cen Harvey has been challenged by late army
officer.
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GEORGIA STATE CoNvENrIoS.-The majority for
pession in the Georgia Convention is about one
Indred.
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NAgnvILLH FEMALE AcADEMK.-The friends and
irons will be pleased to know that the Rev. C. D.
L1orr is again at his post as Principal Of this old
Ia we'll known Institution.
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RALEIGH, Jan. 1s-The House is holding q night
session. Many strong secession speeches hsye
been made.
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seven Tbousaud DoIIars.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. Il, Io0I'
W. MARR, Agent of the Home Insurance Com
pany Of the City Of New York, has paid US S',OOV'
the amount of our claim for Insurance against TINS
Company. j. LUASpAN w.
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Jan. 18-The Morning Star, from
Liverpool, took of the the crew and passengers of
The ship Globu,, bound for New York, which was
on FIRE on the 12sh. One life was lost.
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DISSOLUTIONI

YTyHE partnership existing between Samuel Henshaw and
r Peter Tambe. under the firm and style Of HBNSHAW &
TaMBLE IS th:s day dissolved by mutual consent
We have this stock Of Furniture ec notes
and srcounts TO q Henshaw Of Cincinnati Ohio. All
owing Us by note or viii pay the to
them they having power receipt for the and all
psrtes having claims against firm will present them
when due, parties by whom ley will be Paii
HENSHAW & TAMBLE.
Nashville, January 9th, 1861.
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From Richnasnd.

RICHMOND, Jan. 18-The House passed bill issu-
ing one million dollars Treasury notes for the de-
fence of the State.
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Ernn New York

New YORK, JAN 1s.-The Grand Jury has sum
noned several editors, ex-Mayor Tieman and others
to answer intcrrogations touching certain alleged
movements in this city.
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From the neighborhOod of Spring Hill, Tenn-' on
the night OF the 2Sth ult., a
Diamond RreaStPLu,
of circular shape, twenty-one stones, very CLOSELY
set set of jet, in the form Of crosses, and fne
lace veil.
Twill give areward Of $50 for the recovery Of
the afore mentioned articles; s35 for the pin, and
SIS for the others.
Jan. s. lSiO.-D If.
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yNyHE Bank Of Tennessee vs. Uriah Brown Thos Drap.
End others.-Judgment and Attachment Ball On IN ton
Of ccmpainsn By their solicitors AID 1t appearing 10 The sat
Clerk and Master from allegation in cou
panspts BILL which swern to, defendant Jas Lee
non resident the State Of Tennessee 1t ordered that
publication be made four in the Union
and American newspaper published in the City Of Nashville
requiring said defendant appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at anesboro the second Monday in
February 1851 compliments bill, the viii
he taken for confessed down FOR hearing
parte as him. WIN II BUTTS Z. d ".
isnl7-pr'steeS3
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Z. HENEuAW.
G. HENsHAw, SEN

G. HESsHAw, sEE. T. HENEhAW- O. AhNsAA"' IN
undersigned have this day purchases the stock OF Fun
re &C notes and accounts Henshaw Tau bic, and will
Continue the old stand No 3 Market street All
nersons knowing be indebted either by note or
book account Henhaw Tanble must pay the same to u.s.
and Ali claims held against them firm IL be paid by us as
they become due -
We hereby appoint Peter Tabe our Ageato conduct he
Ousines' 'O No "N@ - q HENsHAW K SONS
S.sb-;rre J.r1arv 9th 1867 ianIO dlg-w1m
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AUCTION SALE OF. GROCERIES
4. =, vx,y,osboro,.l Teuuessee

In Chancery at WayncsbOrO's4 tennessee
E&E B MARTIN, ATTACHMENT. Bell William Lynch;
Il eta-It appearing the satisfaction Of the CLERK and
Master that James Gill; Pasey Barr and john Gill; defendants
in this case residents Of TIE State Tennessee so that
the ordinary process the law csnnst be served on them
Therefore ordered pubica he made in the Union and
Amcrican newspa pub shed in the city OF Nashville Zen
ess fer four weeks before the commencement 81 the ne
term Of this Cour requiring said resident defendants 70
anpear at the next Of this Court to he holden at the cu
in the town OF Waynesooro State of Tennessee, on the
Ara "Wednesday aft the fourth Monday in February next AID
plead answer deu complsnahs bli OF the same W o
% Tor confessed and set for hearing e1paIs them Jan
uary It'll, 1S6L .o- -,e-,rr n ~
Janis wat pr 'sfees2 ANUS hAoShhh' u a n
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m stewart County Court.

roFTN MOO E and others Luran Neore and oilers
II Petition to self ard and slavea- IL appgng at
Iueaa Moore and LOAN Moore and ANitna AeoIe and
I,ea Moore defendants IN this
ne state Tennessee, and beyond the reach % the crn
cf this il IL therefore ordered tha puhicsEo "a
ia IN the Nashville Union and American, nssrap pnb
shei in Nashville Tenn for four weeks, REFUSING sad cn
e~ant drferants appear BEFORE the Justices az swrs
County, Court their February term, ISL = Head arrre -
dsr to compainsnts bill, fled in said inst h, ~
sse will confessed them t A.. fo 49,,
no ~ psrte. December 2oth, Isaa.
jau6 s3s-Pr'tsieesS WA COOK, Q. 4 H.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-SENArE.-The Senatepassed
bill to increase the volunteer militia of the States
which viii doubtless pass the House by a large ma
jority.
The Senate confirmed Holt Secretary of War by
a vote of SO to Is.
HeUsE-Army bill up. Buffers amendment that
no force be employed against seeding States was
rejected, when the bill passed.
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EEyHE Bank Tennessee, Uriah Brown and others
judgment and Attachment Bill On motion Of complain.
ants by their solicitors and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Master from allegation in compliments BILL
which that the defendant James Lee is
of Tennessee. 1t is ordered that publca
tOn weeks in the Union and Amer
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee,
requiring defendant before the Chancey Court
at Ganeboro OF the said court and
compainsns bal the will be taken for confessed and
set down for bearing sxparte as 10 him.
jlnI7-w4t-pr's feeS3 VIZ II Bolts, C. NJ.
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From st. L0uis.

ST. LOUIS, jan. 19.-The Legislature passed the
Convention bill, amended by requiring submission
to the people
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TNTILLIAM H Bolts, complainant, vs. Jackson Perry,
Wv Granville 0verton, and Acknowledgement Bill
On complainant by his soil.or and it appearing
that the defendant Jackson Perry anonredent OF the state
Tennessee ordered that publication be made for eur
Successive weeks in American pub
hed in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring said deen
appear the Chanc Court at aneboro,
before Monday February 1861, to
panants BILL the will be taken for confessed and set
down for hearing TO him. WIN II Bolts, Q, 4 ID.
ianI7.W4t -pr sfee$3
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1854 l79
sHELBYyHLE BANK.
Discounts. Renewals.


Discounts. Renewals. Total.
From Nov as to Jan. I.......S2 264 S27S05 s29569
will be seen from these that that the discounts have
amounted So while the renewals have exceeded
$4,000 oO0 This liberal policy has greatly relieved the business
community The document submitted TO the legislature By the
Supervisor of Banks contains detail th Information which the
people Of the State have anxiOusy nquiring after for
weeks and we are greatly surprised to that the Legislature
has ordered e printing Of $50 copies document that
win not likely published by the newspapers, being nearly all
figure xek the Legislature should have had large number
printed and circulated among the people Of the State.
Exchange continues abundant at lee per cent premium
The demand has fallen greatly since the lst ius SO that the
sppy in excess OF the demand Tleaeuand ior Cola
very light The Brokers charge per cent W Her
buying rate is nominal at y Per cent
We notice very considerable Improvement to day in INCUR
rem Money The Southern Bank and Bank Of West Tennes
see at Memphis per cent discount 1he specie
paving Banks of Aaba. quoted at eos cent while the
suspended remain a. Missouri is quoted ct 8, Illinois le
and Indiana l. In this connection, beg to remind The public
that the time which, by law the Comptroller authorised to
redeem the notes Of the Of Claiborne and the Bank Of
Tazsws expires the Sd Of February After that date Tie
issues of these Banks will be worthless.
The notes of Tennessee Banks quoted at z9S per cent
discount in Cincinnati and ) in Louisville.
Stocks we're ouosd irregular aud lower il the New York mar
ket yesterday State and Government Stocks sold at the
following prices at the second board;
Virginia 20
Missouri 0y
United States SIS Of 1865 ''.'.-9'
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srATR CoNYENrIoN BIZ.

Mr.. STOVALL, Chairman Of Committee Of Cons
renee on the bill calling State Convention, re-
Irted in favor Of the Senate receding from q GER
in amendment to said bill, which report was
opted, and the bill ordered to be transmitted to
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Do You Want a Pipe and Cane TOgetner'
Give JoHN WHoELEY, 81 South Market street,
trial The most complete pipeyet offered In a mo-
ment can be turned into a neat and handsome walk
ing stick. Direct importation from the European
,,or,,eo,+orias Ejanl
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STATE CONVENTION.
e ction. Saturday. February 9, 1861.
CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce W. E. B. JONES, Of
Overton, as candidate to represent that county IL
the State Convention. Jan-o-lN'"'