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WASHINGTON Jan. 14-Mr. Stewards speech has
had decidedly soothing effect, and is dong much
good. -
Mr. Crittenden declares that it is in the right di-
rection-patrotic and statesmanlike.
tits avowed to-day that no reInforcements VIII be
sent to fort Sumter at present they are not need
ed: but have good reason to believe 1t to be the
settled purpose of the Administration to TindIcate
the flag of tie Union by sending as soon as the De
partment can be properly arranged. In the mean
time the chief difficulty is the scarcity Of vessels
Gov. Pickens. of South Carolina having balance
of So 900 due him as late Minister to Russia sent
here for it, the Department adjusting his account by
sending him draft on the Charleston Sub-Treasu-
~. the money in which has been seized by the State
The Missouri Senators, Polk and Green, address,
a note to Secretary Holt yesterday, asking why tbs
Sub. Treasury at ST. Louis guarded BY troops
Holt replied that he would explain II they weuie
call upon him personslly-not otherwise
A telegram from Colonel Todd, in comma
Fort Monroe, in Mobile Bay, says he bss plenty o
men, guns ard ammunition 10 prevent any hostile
force approaching Mobile.
There is no confirmation here of the Charleston
rumor that Major Anderson proposed to eVaeust'
the fort
The voluntary military org sniz1tion5 IN this GU
for its protection are Increasing rapidly and las
night numbered several hundred Union men.
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In Eta eoupation failures they appeared each month,
have come before They shown that in the nine months
preceding October the number OF failures was VITA an m
0oLer November and December eJ2 failures, with liabilities
10 the amount S5 3 Recent heavy suspensions are not
Included They would augment the amount materially The
st failures that in the ordinary course OF bust
and though is about much as II was the
time the yesr preceding the amount much smaller The final
wedding Of the 1857 nearly reached The second
class the comparatively small number OF houses that nave
and by their poportonstey excessive liabilities shows
the effect OF political cribs Most Of them were houses be
vond snspieion both with public and themselves This
the total fer tie year. sSOi9' against
for 1859. -. a, -, =.
bankrupt condition OF the West the Southern trade has been
coued generally and extent that induced large
beyond necessities Of that section The
West has recovered he so far to make the trade IN that
rcon desirable, and it will in turn, be greatly sought
alter.
Number of failures In the United States and CANADA an
ls6n and is59 scitA Tie aRl1NAt Of Lia6aitieS
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FLOUR AND GRAIN stock Of Flour the market is
ample to meet the demand which is limited to the supplying Of
actual wants We quote superne IS 25@5 rs and ExlraH
&c 2596 so. Sacks selling at % 1923 30,
We quote Wheat 81 e59l2O b7she though these hg
ures may be regarded wholly nominal.
Corn may be quoted 657oc sacks included, at which fig
ures there is considerable activity to supply home consumers
Oats are selling at 45950c per bushel.
PROVIsIONsBacon s in active request at sk99kc for
shoulders 9l0c Ribbed 109llc for Clear Sides,
and lOllc for Hams There old Bacon the market
THERE'S good demand Lard at 99c, from wagons and
,Oallc fcm store The market quite bare of good cs
sALT-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 IS and Pine at 81 So
and Barrel at SOC busAel The ck the market s ample
to meet the demand.
HAY-There good supply Of bsed Hay on the market,
and we quote on wharf s2495 ton and from store at
sN Timothy is selling at SIS per ION.
COAL-There is but light supply on the Market and none
from the upper mines The heavy rains Of yesterday Ano
10 day have be,u sufficient give coal tide and In few
days we shall probably ample supply OF Cumberland
Coal We quote at I5al9 per bushe Round ana
Lump: Etna I7s29 Bells eOa05 and Pittsburgh 25a3o
aROoERIEs-Bu little doing to-day. We quse Rio cOaes
at l394 Fair Choice suzar 69sH in hhas and bbh Mo-
Iasses 309s3c in bbIs and 3lD37 in half bills.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


After a rest Of sir months on the l9h Of January:
ls6i resume my position as Principal OF nls iaStItS
ton loh lohich haze been connected Tor Il years
grNHR Academy peculiar advantages among which,
think are the following:
a well enclosed Yard Of about . acres, Withln
The incorporated limits Of Nashville, thus afsrding fus Tn
Tsiued freedom healthful recreAsn, and SUI snecng
,n ~ the restraints Of rehne5 and intelligent society
HufldfnES 10 extent and suableness Tor All school
in the United Stste by Female SCHOOL,
hsse en- pavements and corridors Offering con
sduceens chdlen, s breathe the feSA AR without
SecIIriIY from Fire. These buildings are heated
Ii ss and hed by gas and thus free the parents e cur
f al least OF constant anxiety about Their
children. ma 4, ,nv Female ec,.ol. In this or
Though Of the largest and part OF the
49, boarding School in the United sates yet bal
80 .,s have occurred among the pupils IN nearly - years
Non-SectaFIan. II is well known 70 all aequaint
lin ne Academy, that Baptist, EpiscoAan' Mstnodt
~ P.risn sends Daughter here perfectly sanshed, ina
IN 10 sct viii offence given 70 bis peculiar views ana y
equally SATISFIED that principles OF eur common ron W"
be daily incucateds ,......,.;or sxcitss M exoec
taton which is not fully met ~ he a. n,s q
Ter Of ladies' OF piety and Refinement Devote ts I ~,
lie supeision Of the expenses, the morals haois ana h
the Boarding Pupils =. 49, n. sast;,g
Guardians and parents. for cause may PC
peHnent for little girls WILL We nihA' NJ
such a home n the Academy Apply /" carrrror
declt-d&wlm. y 1--
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pennsxIvnnia LerirInture.

HARRISBURG. Jan. l4.-Smith's Union resolutions
we're up on the special order in the House this eve
ming
Williams, Of Allegheny county, made n strong and
powerful speech, avowHg the right of coercion, op-
posing compromise, advoeaing rigorous use Of the
the powers Of tue Government TO suppress secession
by force, assisting teverey he petition for the
peal of Both ssetion of the penal code holding that
attempts to compromise are futile, past ecmpromi-
having been failures, Saying lhstthe Uuion must
be econsructed ultimately by the re-admission Of
the conquered provinces snd that the shedding Of
small amount Of blood now you'd save oceans here
after
There was a large number Of persons present. ana
| the applause from the galleries vas FRI qaees-
Dufiield of Philadelphia, (Dem,) rePlieGs,, .,,.
Great Importance is attached TO 9ir. "i p'.s
Iirons and !, being regarded as soreshadoWing the
action Of that portion Of the Republicans Of this
/ State.
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BY TELEGRAPH


CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-The Legislature uusni-
mously passed resolutions approving the fring on
the Star Of the West, and ideelsring that any at.
tempt 10 reinforce Font Sumier wil be regarded a
declaration OF war
Governor Pickeus iavies trading vessels Ia
Charleston, and says zone shall be disturbed I'M
less bearing troops or munitions 81 war to Fort
Sumter. He proposes to guard the coast by a small
screw propeller.
Troops are pouring in from all sectors Of the
State fea
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The mast and present rains will have tendency to
give us not only cOa-boat rise, but an exceeding
high tide of water, so much so as to shut the ma
iority of steamers from the upper landing.
The James Woods sold yesterday by the United
States Marshal to NATHAN GIBSON for the sum ST.
500.
The CoRPoRATIoS.-For want of good and sufh
cent fastenngs in the wharf raft came In contact
yesterday morning, just before day. and tore loose
the Steamer B. NJ. Runyan from her moorings, car
rying away the small rock to which the Lolt was at
tached, causing the steamer, in her then helpless
condition TO float off from the landing, and to pass
between the piers of the railroad bridge. The
boats officers were aroused from their slumbers by
the timely warning of the Waterman, who, with the
sencers on board, and hands, under direction OF
pilot WN HAND. succeeded with the boats anchor
and line on the one bow and the chain and rock on
the other bow in keeping her straight in the river
Before she reached the draw Of the bridge the crew
had made the Waterman of the draw aware of their
perilous situation, who promptly turned the draw,
which luckily permitted the steamer to pass under
unscathed, when she was brought up in the eddy
at the landing all safe. The entire affair of her
safety. was dependent not only on good management
we consider the rapidly of our river when
on a sudden rise. Now, had damages ensued to any
serious extent, to life, property our corporation
would have had to pay heavy damages, as it is, no
one was hurt in the transaction, and to avoid fu
ture occurrence of the like, the authorities should
make it their duty to that the bolts and rings
should be permanently set into the solid rock, in
stead of lose fragments Of rocks
Bears ExPECTED.-There should arrive this day
from New Orleans the Red Rover from Cincin
natl Clipper from Louisville John Gault, with the
regular Paducah packet
The Emma for Cincinnati. having been detained by
weather, will positively depart this day at l.
o'clock.
Passengers and shippers, are informed that the
Red Rover, Commander Perry, Clipper and Gaut
will all meet with immediate dispatch, back to Their
respective ports
The regular Cairo packet, leaves this day.
The Commodore Perry has arrived, with muskets
for the State of Tennessee.
ARRvED-W. L Maclay, from St. Louis Ten
Anderson, from Cairo; Jno. A Fisher, from Padu
cab: Commodore Perry, from Pittsburg
DErARrED-B. NJ. Runyan, for ST. Louis Ma.
Duke for Paducah Noble Ellis, for Waitsboro.
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REMOVAL Messrs. THoMA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo
site tac sewanee Hotel lately occupied by L. MosEs
as furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely reftted especially for their business
and is now filed with fine display Of goods. Per-
desiring articles in their line should give them
call, they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully and in the most fashionable
style. janl0 I'm
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.uras- II P. W. MAxEY co
Valuable Printing Office for sale.
tITUATRDin wealthy section Of country in Tenncsse aud
having an extensive subscription list R1d advertising pat
ronaze Paper democratic. aud WILDE sold REASONABLE
terms % no one however, hut Democrat The paper eab
she to advocate Equality. and the proprietor will not e
h 20 out Of devoted any ether purpose fof
further enquire At the UElos EEScaE OFTicE
octi9-lm
City Hotel.
FEAvING concluded to remain at the City Hotel the ensuing
year, would be pleased to formerly. ny old
ends and customers; Of whom am under ehlsi
Cns for their isug co1tnued fav0s In yearS gone BY
deees'6O-sw SIN SCOTT.
For Rent
TEyR commOd0us Residence Of Eli Norris deeeas
ed second door from Dr. K Ninstons, summer street
Apply to ldec2s III AORkls 4 sIHAfHON:
Exclusively for Cash.
HAVE determined exclusively CA III business n
failure, take this inform the puble so SHAH
not be under dsayresat necessity Of refusing credit to
In justice myself and patrons, make this announcement
knowing expersncs that make Il sanageons to all
parties sell my present. stock AZ cost until
further notices respectfully invite all N call and os< T
themselves tefore buying persons IN DEBT Nchoi
son L Henry or Nicholson Co. forward and
David HUMPHREY,
jan1-im No y South side square.
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RrcsxoSD Va, Jan 1.-THE report Of the cous
mitsee on the preservation Of the public peace
came up in the Senate
Mr.. Douglas offered an amendment to the eff ~
that the State declares herself out Of the Unioa,
unless Congress and the non-sAITeholding Stats.
shall give speedy guarantee OF the adoption Ct
measures to more eectually guard the rights Of the
South. Laid on tbs table and ordered to be printed
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Washington Gossip.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Mr. Dudley leaves this
week for Europe as q Commissioner on the part Of
South Carolina to make commercial arrangements
with the various G1verDments. 7. Butler King
also leaves on similar business on behalf Of Georgia
Another report says that Mr. Clayton, Assistant
Secretary Of The Treasury was removed yesterday
During the short interim Mr.. Thomas was Score
tary Of the Treasury, two hundred thousand dollars
we're removed from the Treasury vaults in this city
to the sub-Treasury in New Orleans, for what pur-
pose is not known
The New York Tribune's Washington correspond
emit asserts that an expedition is fitting cut in this
civ TO seize California steamers schooner has
already been chartered in New Orleans TO proceed
TO the Isthmus and await the departure of the stesm-
err from Aspinwall, when, hcisting the Palmetto
flag che will seize the steamers as prizes TO Sodh
Carolina
A Washington correspondent says it is believed
that South Carolina has already agreed to evacuae
the forts in Charleston Harbor and other Govern
ment property, provided Maj Anderson is ordered
back to Fort Moultrie.
Secretary Kelly has resolved to remove all clerks
from the Interior Department who are found to be
secessionists.
The Missouri Senators will make a formal pro-
test against the occupation of the public buildings
at St. Louis by the Federal troops.
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iawtho rn' for Lease 10 n Good
Tenant.

Desire place my late residence = niles west Of the Pnb
lie Square the hands ola good Tenant for series Of years
upon easy The premises contain about II Of
superior SOIL about half cultivation the balance in shade and
blue grass The house with porches exceant cellars,
ervants houses stable, WE'LL &c all and coEortaoe
To the Gardener t Daryman Gentleman, seeking cool,
quiet and retired Sps for his amy free the heat and dust
Of the town, can place fer rent il the vicinity Of Nash
Vile offers superirr attrastious.
To the right will make the terms acceptable.
No az. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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For RESr-A desirable suit OF rooms In the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at TINS
| oeoo dec29-tf
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removal and New Firm.

HAVE noyed my entire stock Of Groceries Liquors Tobae
co, segArs &c, TO No u and % MAISet street. ware
6opse erlv occupied by Nesrs Hugh hcCTsa Co, where
will be pleased to my old customers ano iriends
IlIaye associated with Mr. Geo T. Akers, with whom
@ soninns bnsne under the style and firm Of Bell Akers.
return former patrons ana ak
Of their favor to the new hrn. DILL
fanS-f
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE kOH SAFE
wT4srsTgt 10 male osher Investments, We propose g eii
~ an oar Real Estate Davidson county, Is tolioT<
THAT sURBRRAN RESIDENCES
On the Frar 1uEnPse within n1 a ae Of ne ety.
- o-ss tls Of he late Joseph W. ltortons
Contairains abeus Forty Acres.
,.Aaps he most site In rsceitg e Nsh
- III = oe ssrable csnntry resiae15o Tbs house VII
;fs - e. Is acrss land 90 he purchaser cfe,ae.
THAT VALUABLE FAKSas
- -. An. sim. Tract sieuasd the SMITH Turnpike lold
VfIn shres miles q Nashville. tainirr $50
rhs o5 Is rood Is veil wsaersd and t1,esed and
nto s-all tracts d twenty aud UPWARDS ali q
s;h - lnirsy azr ted for colntry reseace urket or
AS 40 dairy faras Alsos that
BEAUTIFUL EARm
- ,.s row occupied IS T. O. can nbe, f5Is
eJ ~ Thos. Hardu,;, contauing kbeut CSC acres mis-
nes il we'll noSn ~ 70 need 10 inrher decr to- X Viii
80 bs digidd 1osi puTcassss r 2 dcCaur BE- VII tncz
theze pfaces eny one Who VII cali
an the property viii Be scd fazon5ie
On 4 credit Of one. TWO, tarss ard ieuf years.
Aryy to A. v 8. Lindsey, Nashville, 10 ether "a G.
dsrsssnds, TICS Q. Nee AMP aEfIa q
six miles from tstFIrt
J-A.AcCANPHRL1.
Hhai NashEiiia
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HAVA A SEC AR =!
JOHN WHORLEY. 80 South Market st''
Nashville, Tenn.,.--2O,OOO Imported Ha-
vanax--Jps7 REUEIFED FROM HAHAHA.
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Notice.

WILL sell for cash. at the Court House in Nashville on
Saturday the day OF December boy named
Jackson, levied the property Of Thomas Northern
satisfy execution in hands issued BY W. Robertson
ESQ favor L. Bayne for four hundred and hy si1
dollars. Sale according to law }. W. PAGE, G. D. o.
decG-3 ~
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NEWSOll,S WHIsK

NEWSOll,S WHISKY.
BBLs. NeWsomss Best. It has been storei
ZpS for months, and has age ! -
june16 LeLLfbTT = ssllIu-
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
IKE have hand large sock Of 6ne Virginia To bnc-
SH CO. also Tennessee and Kentucky EObRccos which
anxious to Close Dat very low general assortment =
it1.ss W LETIYETT 4 aMITH
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mercantile FaIlurcs-Bffect of she Crisis

we gather from Annual Circular Of Messra DuSE BoTD
Co., Of New York. the following compilation Of failures du
ring the year with the year 1852 in the different
States together with the aggregate Of the British Provinces Inc
aggregate amount bankrupt debts for the last four the
United states and Brh North America reaches the enormous
sum OF s55s exclusive Of the failures Of railroad and
other public corporations which of have been immense
tn. failures the United States h tie pest year do not present
90 heavy total former periods though the amount
considerably Of that for 1852 The amount o.
failures the first nine months was and Tor the las
three months s3ss7 &C., showing increase in the ratio fol-
the including the Presidential election. The following
gives comparative view Of the number and amount
commercial fai ures for each OF the four last years.
Eaflp tiaa
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MAS0RVC.

acaIl meeting Of NewPortland Lodge No met Ut u
roem Saturday, the 9Th OF October, looo' mar
thena was the and privileges OF free AM
excepted Masons for gross and unmAsonic eonduc T.
By order Of tho Lodge, JUN I'LL,
daee- ult bocrotAIy
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C1TY BUILDING AND LOAN AssocIATIoN.-lt VIII DC
seen from an advertisement in this morning paper
that the annual meeting of the stockholders Oh .ne
City Building and Loan Association takes place 'llS
evening at the oiice Of HERMAN Cox. Esq
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InsOIvent Notice.

UEAvING suggested the Dickson County Court Clerk ne
insolvency OF Solomon Petty, deceased all persons Paving
claims the same are notified them with said Clerk,
properly authenticated before e 81 day Of Aarcn lsei
49, vats Administrator.
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seren Than.nnd pollars.

NASHVILLE, TESN- Jan. IL, 1861.
WI. MARI. Agent of the Home Insurance Coh-
pany Of the City of New York, has paid us s''oOo'
the amount of our claim for Insurance against TINS
Company. ). bOAS0hN " w.
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InsnIvent notice.

5lEE insolvency of Of John Caruher, deceased
being suggested to the Clerk Of Macon county, there
fore ordered Sy Clerk, that all persons having claims
against said estaebe hereby notified to file them legally &nhen
ated with Clerk Of Macon county COur Tennessee on
or before the day May order that settemen and
division pro rata may be made NJ N ALEXANDER
dec1-x4. administrator.
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Hon MmToN BUowN. President OF the Moolie ana
Ohio Railroad, SAM. TATE, Esq President OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and MAJ. Y. WAL
LACE, President of the East Tennessee and Virginia
,.ailrnad n,.e at r,resent in the city.
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Notice.

EEkVING received letter Of administration on The estate
Mrs Elizabeth Alley deceased all person indebted 70 N
with by the first OF
~ 1861 dealt with according to law and all persons nav
ing the said estate eby notned TO hand ID OF
their GAINESVILLE Tenn or before the
and eou;tv - PARIS PETER,
5.cSvits Administrator
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$500 Reward.

EETUEREAS Newton Jordan ahscondei on the night De-
~ cember 18th 1850, with four Negroes Mares
mare bay and the other black, about 5 years old
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.
Aggy 80 years CID Of bright comPlexsn, o. her
tech her girl child Liza, yelrs old ass bright AID her
ehiBurton Il Is years old, also bright. JOSHUA years
old dark complexion All Of the above property conveyed
by deed Of rustby said Newton Jordan vii give the
for the apprehension and 3yery Of said
and reasonae reEsd for portion Of said
erty deliveries TrGre, Williamson county Ten
nesiee- J W PETTUS, Trustee.
N B-The said Jordan took with him gray hore Which
hstaa horse with white hairs,
Any information resoecng the above
will be tslaakf1liy received Rad Literally rs~arded.
" PETTUS, Trustee,
Truns, williamson county.
ilu6-tulv Tennessee.
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TO BUILDERS.

NHTE are prepared to do the Tin-RoOfing and othcl
Nv sheet Metal W 0rk necessary inbulding il tn
most manner and will contract for such al the low
est nossible rates 7. n. EUBANK & CO.,
Firstdoor below Post Office on Church street,
aps-dkw Nashville, Tenn
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Ear.irn Commercial.

Foreign COMMERCIAL.
BuKNKS jan l.-Per STEAMER Bremea.-BreadSuHs ad
vanced is during the week.
LsHpoH -Consols for money closed at Sskgs2I
LIvERrooL 3-Cotton steady but unchanged sales TO-
day 5000 including spectators and eIports
Bank rates have been advauced to per cent.
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Old HICKORY
valuabIe Printing Office for sale

which we o al price Call and see FOR yuureiVes 81
TO. 4e Nursb Market street.
,,v7, n P. W. MAXEY CO
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ETNEKAL NOTICE.

Tn, friends and acouaintnces Of Robert and Sarah oaru;h
hs are rsspeiuly invited attend the funeral o their s'r
EARNEST BROWN Il cir residence OF the NOrh side Of the
Cumberland RIVER to-day at IL O'Clock.
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stock for Sale.
Jorr Wuou1Ey. 80 South Market Street, offers fol
sale $4,000 worth Of Socs Cal ana see hnn
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ono MAIL DETENTION OF THE TRAIS.-The washing
away Of bridge, on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, near Wartrace, detained the train due
here yesterday morning, and it had not arrived
when the Postoffce closed last night.
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Nashville Market.

"a, Tuesday EVENING, Jan. IS, 1861.
To-day very rainy and decidedly dsagreeable and
disposed Shout and hence trade Of almost
description dull Notwithstanding there activity
Ia Cotton and Tobacco
COTT0NThe reported sales Of Cotton to-day amounted to
345 bales at prices ranging from to loKc. Tie demand
continues good and for running lists full prices be