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n
The Convention was In secret aeesi9n The
most of the afternoon
Il il reported that the forts and other F d
erai property in this State hare been taken
posse<sio of by the military acting under
the orders of the Governor.
Foreign.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 10 -FRAScE-Tt is sup.
posed there will be a Legislative airy in-
to Count MorHey's mining sp-cuiaiions.
The Journal De- Ebai urges the withdrsw-
al at the french q ser from tsaeta. Accounts
| of affairs at g seta are Conflicting.
A dispatch Of the 22ud, says the bombard
ment continues
A depn,ation from Calabria has arrived
and promises TO raise an instruction in favor
| OF the King.
Hostile demonstrations against Caeta from
| the sea are soon expected.
The Times correspondent at Vienna saws
nolhlng Int brute ,ree can ind zee the Ais-
TRAN Government TO quit the qaadriIlater.l.
IL Is reported that E giand aid Franc..
have cane to an understanding ia regard To
| W. neiia-
| Hungarian aff.irs are very unsatisf ,ct orv.
Nutaxs have been paid.
| CHINA = Belize compiling n treaty nj
peace, the Emperor summer p lace gud ~,
Temples and Pags d IS SIX or sevea miles
in extent were Ltnnrd
The loss OF properly excluding the build
| ings Was above two million pounds
| CAICuTra, Nov. z3.-Ne0a Sah.b is report
/, ed at IL .bt wi b several thousand followers.
The Pa'i- Pays predicis hat The G. ,rib H.
| dian party will obtain a lnsj ariy at The Il
tious to the Italian Parliament
| Count Cavaur intends retiring provision
ally from the Sardinian Ministry.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw ORLsANs, Jan. I0.-Coiton, sales TO-
day u 900 bales.
The Steamers news caused an advance
Middli3g 1l4i123; sugar steady. IL 50; mo-
lasses 1924; -four quiet. 62I; corn 71a76;
mess pork quiet, IL 25aI7 50; freight 10
Liverpool ii l6.
New YORK, Jan. l0-Cotton firm; salas
to-day 900 bales; middling upland I2l
Is; dJur steady, advanced 5tl0c; sales To-
sou bbls 20A5 35; wheat advanced BE.
c"rH-holders demand an advance of L. sab
Is. 900 bushels, 7Oa73: mess pork tirm IL
O": lard firm. sales 225 bbls l05 ,lOS; Rio
coffee. sales 500 bags LOCAL sugar f, IN,
sales rs boxes Cuba 81 81; 200 hhds Or
leans 81 6s; mnlasses, sales 3e5 bbls Orleans
Sod39, 200 otis at auction at 3.a364.
New YORK, Jan. I0.-The steamer Nova
Scotian has arrived at Portland with Liver
pool dates of the 9Th, direct and via
Queenstown of the 2Sh. Cotton sales of
tour days $4,000, of which sp. C iIators took
10000 bales, aud exporters 5000 b+l,s All
qualities advanced to /. Safes Friday H.
900 bales. OF which spectators and xport, r.
took 600 bales. clusing firm. Orleans fair
II, Orleans mild ing a; MohiIe fair Is.
Mobile mddliug 1t; upland fair Il: upiaud
middiing q Stock at Liverpool. 539 600
b a. 8, OF which 403 900 bales are Ame, lean.
Breadstuffs firm; with an advancing tenden-
cy. but the holidays produce, quietness. Pro
vi-ions duli;c"nsol- 924 .92s Tor account.
The Paris Bour>e Was dull and declined
t. 6S. News uuimpoltant
River rews.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 10.--The river ia station
airy with fee 9 inch water in iha can.,I
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A Lage Pocket Book Lost

~ yeste uay, eth inst II list mslaiI a Large
~ rocket BOOK, such as are used u carry notes or
accounts in, bright co.ored leather in wi,,ch wer,
mihy promlssory Notes citizens Of Nashville TO,
hose rens and rec ipts, INST VI til. IN payanle t
Al ID Quinn, AGENT some letters address, Il to NJ
nun; ~ m N y IN It The Pap-rs an Not cal b.
vi u Use " any other person Should any 4, fs.,,
present any OF sii Notes % the draw of said Not
they will please not lake th.m up my ino, m ,tlon
on the suhect Will BE- thank uy received anu ~ wafs
ca ioI ,ne favour. Al Ii. QUINN.
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HOUSE.

THURSDAY. Jan. 10, 1861.
The days session was opened by prayer,
by Rev. John Rains. N e%
.se F1aa PETITIoSs. 8 @es- -
Mr.. Cheatham presented a memorial from
Noble ID. Ellis STAYING his readiness to supply
arms and balls to the State. should the Leg
ielature determine to arm the militia.
5ssen RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Baker, of Weakly, submitted reso-
linton declaring that we view the doctrine
of coercion and the execution of the FEEDER
al laws without the consent of a State with
horror and apprehension. and in the event
that such step be taken by the Government,
requesting our Senator's and Representatives
in Congress to resign. Lies over.
Mr.. Bicknell, resolution declaring it ex-
pedient for Tennessee to take steps for her
safety in the present national crisis: provid-
ing for the appointment of commissioners
immediately to ell the border States of the
Union. and pledging Tennessee to stand with
Border States. ssS
Mr.. Davis. a resolution for the benefit Of
the Revenue Collector of Wilson County. :.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Lockhart introduced bill to prevent
the sacrifice OF personal property sold under
execution.
MI. Vaughn. a bin to exempt certain prop
erfy from taxation. a7kssxs -
hr. Armstrong. a bill to repeal the Act oil
1857, chap. 50. abolisbi1g militia duty. q
PLANTER's BANK. 49, s
The Speaker laid before the House COM
municarion from the Planters Bank, show
| ing its condition on the 18th ult. ee.saz.
Several bills passed second reading.
Toe House then adjourned MI to-morrow
mofning 10 o'clock. = -.
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CITY HOTEL,

HAVlNG c1ncluaed 70 remIin al the CITY HOTEL
the ensuing Year, w,ali b. pi 10 See as
toi 1'riy my odd ffie6s me n To 81 may
II Whom an under oh * ,trns for their lo4e con.
tlni'.i yois In years goar by S. ~ SCOTT.
dsc2S-2w
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''- 'hAAr- J. I. HAMILTON
NASHVILLE PLOyy WORKS.

II AVING rebuilt our establishment AMI furnished
IL throughout with the latest and INST approved
facilities ior IN InuiacturnE Piows, etc We are now
prepared 70 MI orders ior All i'm eInenIs in our line
manufactured from the best quality material aud
IL tue ST style oi workmanship With our long ex
e u tne oiSinees, AMI superior facilities
iong the work We think We can guaranty better ar.
ciS IN IA can De obtained eles where aIapted 10 the
waits OF me southern Planter {. Farmer, and al
less prizes than similar quaity of woIk can b. mr.
chased IN the North -
Orders from m -rchants flied liberal discount
TON cHd Prices Sen1 Your stdress, AMI GET cur
enear' SHARP HAMILTON.
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Revolution in Picture Max ing.
Tn RhnlngranLs flr llne naIl1r

L, ZIP II D fore the people that are making Ten
IN PfiuuEIRAift~ fw ONE all Ar. suitable tor
Ashu an s-u ing in letters large on IN ,,rI,sor-
tion AL the " al popular styles iiitrnIir,- here.
word 70 Mothers; Ring sl,,nz yor iE.i,i-s and
nave Ia IN tts-n hive lots uf lEtisncc and vii
s. every ex.rtion ~ please on al
nov e-u IfCGHES' GAIIIRY
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For Cincinnati.

THE fine freight and passsn- --n
gr Steamer GLEN WOOD, nszzx-1itsa<sssAAa
ALEX FRAZIER, Master, will leave -FszzzsEsz<as<--
70. the above ami all intei mediate ports on this
evening al clock For freight or p,ssage ami,
on board, or 10 A. HAMILTON, or
IAnll-lt II. H. HARRISON, 7 Agents
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FuNERaL .oHnE.

The friends and acquaintance Of john and Nary
athewson, are requested attend the funeral SER
vices of their daughter ANNE, at the Cumberland
Presby terrain Church. on to-morrowa at 10 O'Clock.
Sermons by the Rev. }. R. Graves and DR.. A. G.
Goodlett. ~
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

THURLDAY. Jan. 10, 1861.
The deliberations of the Senate were open
ed by prayer by the Rev. Mr.. BaIdwell.
The Speaker announced the followiaa
committee to act in connection with com.
mittees of the House.
on FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Messrs. Payne, Stokes, Allen, Wood, Brad.
ford and MINIS.
OUR FINANCES,
Mesers. Lane. Boyd, Richardson, McNeely
Stov:; and Stanton.
on MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Messrs. McClelland, Bumpass, Peters and
Horne.
Mr.. Speaker Newman. Mr.. Peters in the
chair. submitted a resolution calling upon
The Presidents and Directors of the Planters
Bank, the Union Bank. and of the Bank of
Tennessee TO inform the General Assembly
what amount of relief they could afford The
people OF the State if the restriction upon
the Banks were removed for twelve months.
Adopted undsr suspension of the rule, and
transmitted to the House. = 9Sse
Mr.. Stokes, a resolution for the relief of
Ed. Willis, Revenue Collector for Wilson
county. Referred to Committee on Banks
and Finance.
Mr.. Payne offered Bill TO amend the
charter OF the Bank of Vest Tennessee
Passed first reading and referred to Commit
tee on Banks and Finance. 5s&
Mr.. Richardson Bill to reform and regu.
late the business of banking Referred to
Committee on Banks and Finance
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Payne's resolutions on Federal rela-
tions were taken up and referred to joint Sc
lect Committee.
Mr.. Richardson's resolutions on the sub
jects of convention of the States, was
taken up and referred TO same Committee.
Mr.. Payne's Bill on Federal Relations was
taken up and referred to same Committee
On motion of Mr.. Payne the Senate ad-
journed till tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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MAEREED.

On Tuesday, January s, 1861 by Elder WI Barbee,
at the residence of R. T. Toran, Esq, in Memphis
Tennessee, Mr.. NJ j JOHNSON, OF Crittenden county,
Arkansas, and Miss SARAH A. T0RIAN, of Nashville,
Tennessea
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WISH 70 inform nay frisn 4 shatr hare removed ny
DE <fAL ESTABLISHMENTS M, Cherry str.s.s
Ettsd up Eaom$ n re suitable TOR my business -
sim are hard a. u neg oeeaco expeet 70 do wtrk
On very moderate ter1nk eoiie:t call em ~
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For Rent. For Rent,

| lie two Barring HOUSES on the Wharf owned
oy M = i''r rent Tar ths year 1851 II rented
before hs l2ta Jan9ary viii be rented 81 pubic ont
cry 90 tn highest bi nlsr- For terns Sc apply q
J. = Rum II, IL the Rock CRY Nils.
dec.9-u GoRnov
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g.0as. x,oa,u

10 W q. PAYNE, OF Pitts6urg, who supplies the
~ IS Light Company with Coal, has al.tnoriz "a
M u Sell The Large Cl ms al Is cents u.r
odsnei viii b. oant At the Patriot Ufic- Deade-
TICK street, the object being Ia qa,ek sale or
IL Asiil De turned over To tbs Gas Company All who
wish To buy viii send In their orlers without de ay
jIn1l-3t j. f. AAlhST Agent
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Hurrah for the Hol DAYS.

| He must arcept ible present yuu cs, IN IKE is cue
OF HUGHtS' G<IMffaBi.E PHOTOS KaiH lsll;-
TRAITS, IFoRfTfiISs 81 MFI.AI>OIYIIS an-t de
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10 EDWARDS, F.R HARRIS, E.p. EDWARDS.

10 EDWARDS, F.B HARRIS, E. P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, IIARRI5 80
succe sors to Edwards, Gilkerson & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Brandies, Wines, Tobaccss, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WE'LL
w selected otock OF Groceries, Tobaccos Liquors
&C., comprised in part as follows, which We r..
spectfuiiy invite the attention OF the Trade.
SUG AR, NO ASSES AND SYRUP.
IS hhis louisiana sugar; 90 bbis Coverings pow
rs Clarified f" dered Sugar;
% bbls Coiiee; 20 boxes ID K Loaf Sugar;
100 bbs Plantation Molas- 90 half bbls Refined No
100 half bbls Plantation 20 packages ST. Louis Col
SO bis Refined Mol .sses; SO pks New W orleans Col
50 bbis Loverng's den Syrup:
Crushed sugar;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio so bags Old Col Java COT.
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Laguira corsa;
Coffee;
WHISKY.
100 bbls Rectifed WHISKY so bbIs Robertson con,tv
100 :. Tenn. White :" Whisky,
100 Ky.DD "a so bbls Smiths Old Re-
TO packages Cid Rye Wits serve weskyi
BiANDIEs, WINES, &C.
10 quarter casks A Seig- 10 casks M.deira Wine.
10 a quarter Bt esss o.-a 3D. s ra sherry ws
20 o. Sa sss. se oss hsl ss 80 sweet Malaga
10 a. casks United Pro- So baskets s sha Mas
p.ietor's bfsnIy; 70 box s Claret,
100 ,ks american Brandy; rs i'ks L-mon Cordial;
100 a. Ginger I" rs = Mint
90 g cherry o. bikes n,tters;'
Blackoerry " 70 pKs Holland GIN.
% /" raspberry 10 Casks Rum;
T0Bic oAND CIGAss.
800 boxes Virginia fobAseo-sas1ous brands;
100 keniucsy :"
rs kegs sm.th's Pane ke Tobacco:
so 600 superior Havana c,g4rs-var,ous b.ands:
$3.50 :" Domesric
CANDLES AND SOAP.
800 boxss Star c-n .Issi SO st,arne Can iisa
200 nj :. :. :. ,s 81 r.low
kinds;
FL1U3.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
loo 50 g Sup rune 81
100 bags Pennsylvania Baekwheat Flour.
sUNDaIEs.
1000 sacks tine and oarss Is chests Green and
Sat, Black Teas:
500 Sai ; Kanawhs Salt; 100 deg n Blckass;
1000 kegs Nais and Spikes, 50 nest Tubs:
SO Reels Cotton Rop.; So bis Psosns and Ia.
90 pounds Bar Lead; 10 bbis English walnu.s;
so bags Shot, assorted 100 dog n Broom;
100 aez n Fresh Cove oys- 500 rsans wsappsns Pa
IS ' sssi. s.rdiae.. x and 9 81 81. Pepper;
10 nxs Ies1.,n svruo. So bx, Ground M..ta,ss.
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FOR RENT

I DWELL ING HOUSE, on Cherry Street, doors
from HlsbFoOks' store, with rooms Including
eonk al ssrsaBts rooms, an Office smoke house SIS
c il,i small garden Wei the yard. Apply al ne
iiac- or % Moth Ma ket street. Possession given
iul4nsdiAtciy. and
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DrGmhsller & Hars's ship and Lot on B road

l)ChsDASf 10 = decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville in the case of John Al i:lsares -
sser & Mace, viii sell ON Thursday the loth
aay VI January, loois 10 the highest bidder al the
20 UT House IN Nashville, the following valuable rr
party, 70 vii; The Dumhelier and Mace shop and
LOT on the corner OF Broad and High fouting
~ Ieet ca Broad street and running back ON FIirS
street to FaunswoFth s zine, Ito feet more or less
IkkAs.-oAle free from redemption. sIIo0 of III,
purchase money 10 be due on the 10th due of InIv
1901 the balance OF the purchase money TO be due IL
I'VE equal payments the fist 10 be dae on the Ist
January, 1862 the second 6e due ON the Isl Jznns
~ 1903 TIE third 70 be due the LIST January 1874.
the fourth to be due on the Is January Isss ~,
u "a ana last TO be due on the LIST January 1866 An
the 0t 10 bear nteres from day sale and 10 have
aPIcs Cd security and lien be retained On land for
taI ther security. GEO n t;ConyTTV -
oec-o-tas Commissioners
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gew Adrcrtisements.
For Rent, Furni he'd

A SLEEPING ROOM, for a single q .ntl man, IN o
4. fTisale HOUSE. with every convenience. 70.
Pai 'iSoiaiS dpP'y az tuiS oI1Se JsulI
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FOR RENT FOR Is6I

THAT desirable dwell! ING, No o High -
St-eet, 5etwsen hurch an Brozd fzzzz6
Streets For u, ms apply this ofhce izEazH
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Pittsburg Goal.

I SUPERIOR IicIe Of tus above Goal on hand and
lar sale At No. ii >odth oll-ge Street ma, Broad
ana by o. = HcstsERT, at theOid Office on Cherry
81 ct. Opus The residence Of Jac0b McG;avock
l-nS -lw ". A. JAMES
an rstD ga HIRE ~ Negro Girl from
'ourIeeo 70 sixteen yea o.d, as nurse for the
p7esent year- Nome bar the best desired Apply Al
1a-9 O-a@e Ial2-2t
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Co-Partnership Notice.

l HAVE taken IA the Who-saia and Retail Drug ana
lrrscripti.p Rlsine Market Street nv former
eisIk Mf- r J HAt cH o. SPRINGER,
fir hsme ana styie OF the firm hereafter win be e
yALs LIN O. SPRINGER & co.
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COMMERCIAL sAIOnN

, fthHE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
Puoilc tnat he has purchased the Saloon under the
Commercial Hotel. and has retitted in elegant styir
DO mas a lu'l assortment of tue must c-olcs
MINES. BRAN Is, WHIshIES. sc. &c i,
and Is determined that visitors his Saloon shall al
ways have the very best that can be had Hs ais,
has an ample stock oil fac Cigars and Chewing 10.
Jau1I-1m
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TOYS 3 FTREWORKS

wholesale and Retail.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and all others desiring anv
~ thing IN the above line, viii find the best assort
uient The city at LUCAS
dec4-lf AZ Iroion $780,,
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1861.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
w Eare now IN receipt OF Complete stock of Ian
pkEiH Garden S;e 3, o the growth OF 1850

Blue grass, fimstby. clover, ii;s ,frass Mi !. L
IN all other xmas Vi Field On hand during th,
season. % -
Country Merchants slpiii-d With Cardrn Seed on
C"lnmission RAINS, BhOWS < co.
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Books for Juveniles and Little
Folks.


f,Y u ef aarel Il trrst executed ne 81 cne
- IT. 3I1sti@n, viii f,z<rr b ls11lc
taef. ~ has* sa<d eas. y Nashville. - Naed1x
e jantasy 1881, all the 1>rf
>sasl iz<i,-sk ntnsssi sal ue.t a t<utt
cash. f<o<<ef sn<1nlv6e
RAJ J@h:s u>sssienst y aid tr<d q tfrsf
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Blank Books and Stationery:

iay-B ~kS, s saIng Wax lax Quils,
lie gers, J'srnaisI Stsel Pens, Ggid Gus
record 6ooRsB team B AT Bloks
bdi looks, Bank NOtts aud Cleeks
Mem Fahdon BOOKS, AL Road R-respts
Litter anu "a Paper, Iankess' Gas IS,
Bill Paper, tnE-iop,s, T. cket r. -oss
Note Ia -er. W2e.s. Pocket Ki,l.,s
F-rsl by IN ~ Nn7ry r m
dec2I-tf
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FOR HIRE.
NEGROES 10 HIRE,

4 n GRO W0HAN capable OF doing service
= niii family, as coox AM washer. iec2s
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rlorlda xtate Convention,

TaLLAhAs-EE. Fla. Jan. 6---The Commas
sio.,ers fr.m Alab,ms aud Salth Caryiina
were introduced TO Id. Convention yestei day.
aud both gentiemeii delivered able addresses.
The latter also preseuted documents from
his Safe
Jad ze Mcintosh offered the following pre-
ambie and r.soiulienS, which were made tie
special ord II:
wnE.xAs. All hopes of the preservation of
the Uaioa upon terms consistent With the
safety aud honor Of The tlav--hs,idipg States
have been d ssly dss~ipaied by the recent in
diealioas IF TIE strength of the ansl-slav-ry
sentiments OF th. free States, Ih reiure be Il
Rssord. by tt- pss'pie OF Florida. in Com
veH,soa assembled. that il is the nndoubt d
fishIsf the vrrssi asrs of the Ulsi.s,l 10
Withdraw frusn th. said Union ut such time
aud Tor s,lch cause OF Cats a. la The orin
n the people of each Ssai.', actang ia their
ssrsral enraciss,. may be- rst aud prop r
10, IN The opini.s of this C.'.s v.isis1, exc
istsag eaus-s are such M t. cmpri Florida
~ pI ocetd 70 tie ex' .ei,e VI llsa. figh,.
fle preamble and r.s1iuii ~ we've adopted
By I Sot6 ot.5es e. nays e !.
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Nos. and srly oae dime for n, lar ward. cf
laus h;er Fol- sale ny CRIES 20.
Bsadles. nims nrrsm B-.k feft,~ wri.e-. sp<~h
Bs,k. Mrs. AMI 3. III ttrt-e Ns-s ! an 2. tts,t
Bs,k, Rces ssak, R>ok % II sa-Et. Sclls@.i u..;s
dist, &C., &C, SC. ca. X Y III
1eessl9sE - II CAssss <frerf
= n z. Herald, nsfy: Esi'ina~e ssir Isss,x
LHi>vft leifua L4siy f11cirlas -sx2; f1siv
FIR esls " ctkt - : tslszs
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New YoRK. Jan 9--The sloop of war
Brouklyn bas jus gone to sea. ee Object OF
the trip is supposed To be. to bring back The
troops 10 Norfolk as the South Carolina aa-
ihorities oppose the entrance OF tue Star OF
tn West.
Nsw Y.RK. jan. l0-A dispatch from
Capi. McGuMaD, oil the steamer Sfar at the
West. annonnc. his sale arrival aud anchor
age in Charleston harbor with the troops for
Mi And ron.
Tie STEAMER Star uf the West dispatches
| sent yesterday were strictly correct.
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Prom Neyv orIeans.

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. l0.-Tbree military
exp diiioil- have Jeff the city within the pi-t
"a hours to seizs Fart'- Jackson aud Pike,
and ths. ~ nat at BaIsn RoHg--
Private letters from MexIco. say that Mira
mon left ihe Capitol an tue ais BIT IF the 25sh.
It l. supposed he VIII end aver 10 form u
ianctiD with Viearo and make stand at
Iguala.
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49, DENTISTRY. o.

WIN aFafieiJ o. o>ner a1tts-teH
jln1l-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 CO.
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" have aIot soi Negroes to hire, Men, Girls
W aad Boys. U.13-ll Ii H. nAYsE, 90.
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men, barking dogs, and general uproari took y.
Ssme of them We took from their beds, and giv>
ldg them limited time, such two minutes, to
dress, marched them off. We placed item in front
OF the column under a strong guard and eommenc-
ed our march home. We had not proceeded over
three miles when, as we were passing through
pine thicket, some concealed rebels open ed point
blank fire on the head of the column where the of
hcers were riding. At the first charge, DR.. Alex
andcr, brother of Lawyer Alexander of your town,
as sstant Surgeon of our Regiment was pier cedb by
three balls, one striking him in the abdomen, one
In the thigh. and one just above the knee. AL
most at the same instant the Colonels horse was
sh under him, and himself slightly Wounded
AS my place was with the Surgeons L was right
in the midst of the muss, and for short time en-
joyed quite as much of the music of whistling bull
lets as was pleasant The way they few around
our heads for few minutes was not slow. When
the firing commenced I drew out my revolver and
thought would try hand in the fight too
Presently secesh made his appearance. drew
on him, but to my modification it would neither
snap nor revolve There was with fine chance
for secesh, and a worthless pistol in hand. new
er was in such fix in my life before-it was like
Paradise lost but was soon relieved by another
fellow dropping him. Our Carbneers dsmounted
and rushed into the thicket, and the rest of the
regiment surrounded the woods so as to cut of
their retreat In few minutes we had them all
who did not escape, killed, wounded or taken
prisoners. How many we wounded we do not
know. but we killed two outright, and brought in
twelve prisoners, one of whom has since died OF
his wounds. We had three wounded, two of whom
have died. One of them was our much lamented
DR.. Alexander. He fingered till about o'clock
yesterday morning. They took his body to W ash
ing ton last night. Our other wounded man is do
ing well. Yours Respectfully
HENRY B0ELL.