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It vas also deemed inpracticable toresort to
immediate taxation, since the pressure would
be far too great on the planters to be submit
ted to. The general drift of opinion was ia
favor OF getting the money from the banks,
and the up-country members were quite
fierce in their remarks about making the
misers, of the coast disgorge. The seces-
sionists rein fact sure OF nothing whatever
in finance beyond the $50, 900 just forced
from the Bank of the State. and possibly
the 100000 which the up-country members
demand on Contracts for the construction OF
the great unfinished. State House, a colossal
building which is, indeed. but just begun.
If thirty thousand men were to-day to
march to the aid OF South Carolina, there
fore, 1T would be out of the power OF that
State to feed them wes K. II would be out
of the power of other States TO send TO them
there, fully equipped and armed. and to main-
tain them in the field afterwards. III South
Carolina could not maintain them, what
better could all hands do than to fall back
upon the United States after all? A quarter
master eonld land with purse of ten thou
sand dollars and buy the services OF whole
regiment for the most critical week of the
Campaign, and perhaps we cannot do better
than to thus convert the disappointed and
hungry men who threaten TO gather at
Charleston into fast friends of the Union as
it is Perhaps we could even take the forts
now held by one baud of these volunteers
by employing a second band made friendly
by maintaining it In the neeessaries of life.
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HOUSE.
TUESDAY. Jan. Is, 1861.
The Committees on Financial distress and
Federal relations reported.


TUESDAY. Jan. Is, 1861.
The Committees on Financial distress and
Federal relations reported.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Farrelly submitted resolution re-
questing the Governor to ascertain from the
various Banks of the State whether they
would loan the State money in the present
crisis of affairs. and if SO how much aud upon
Whit terms. The rule was suspended and
the resolution was adopted, yeas Al, nays IS.
Mr.. German, resolution that We will not
take any step towards dissolying the Union.
until all fair and honorable means of concilia-
ton have been exhausted; that the PROPOSE
tions of Mr.. Crittenden meet our approba-
ton. and until they have been rejected we
ought not to look TO a disruption Of the gov
eminent.
The resolutions submitted by Mr.. Porter
yesterday in relation to resolutions CT the
New York Legislature rendering the Presi-
dent men and money, was considered.
Mir. Jones offered resolutions in lieu, which
he subsequently Withdrew.
Mr.. Caldwell moved to strike out the words
''welcome them with bloody hands to hospi-
table graves" and insert instead las one man
resist to the last extremity such invasion of
the soil of the Soutb.'
Mr.. Williams, of Hickman, moved to lay
the amendment on the table, which failed
yeas Is, nays 81. Mr.. Porter then accepted
the amendment.
Mr. Dudly offered a resolution in lieu de-
claring it inexpedient to express an opinion
upon these subj cts, but to refer the questions
TO the Convention.
Mr. Dudley stated that the resolutions ey-
pressed his views, and if forced to vote upon
rhem would vote for them, but he thought il
inrXpedient to adopt them.
Mr.. Lea demanded the previous question,
which was sustained. yeas A, nays %.
Mr.. Porter's r. solutions, as amended, were
then adopted, yeas SO, nays 8-as folio s:
Teas-Mess $. Armstrong Baker OF Perry
Blkrr of Weakley, Barksdale, Baylrss. Bea-
ty. Bennett, BicknelI, Bledsoe, Brazelio on
Brition, Cheatham, Cowden, Doak, Dudley,
East, Ewing, Farley, Farrelly. Ford, Frazier,
Can't, Gillespie, German, Guy, Harris,
Hebb, Hurt. Ingraham, Jones, Kennedy,
Kincaid of Claiburne. Lea. Lockhart, Martin,
Mayf-Id, McCabe, Morris, Morphis, Nall
Norman, Pickett, Porter, Richardson, Ro-
| l'erts, She'd, hrewsbury, Smith. Sowell.
Trevitt, Vaughn, White. of Davidson,
White of Dickson, WhImore, Williams OF
Franklin. Williams OF Hickman, Williamson.
Woods aud Speaker Whitthorne-59.
| INdys-M, ssrs. Greene, Havron, Kucaid of
| Anderson. Russell. Senter, Trewhitt. Wise
| ner and Woodward-S. 5 -
Senate resolution for the relief of Ed.
| Willis, revenue collector of Wilson county.
was amended SO as 10 include j. e. Waugh n,
revenue collector of Monroe. aud James ones
| OF Greene county, and then adopted. An
amendment for the relief of John W. Rob-
| erls, of Overton, failed.
Adjourned till 2 2. M.
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Coon FoR Poor PoLL.-The plate ofMr
John Hutchinson, of Camden, New Jersey,
has been saved by the initiative loquacity Of
a parrot. On Monday night, three burglars
the point of securing the plate, they heard a
loud voice exclaim. lyon lazy devils, see
you. John, bring my revolverl" They made
one rush Tor the window, and, in their trepi-
dalton, got into the yard of neighbor who
had a fierce dog. a great noise was the re-
suit, and the police awakening, one of the
three men was captured.
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A telegraphic despatch, last Saturday, an
nounced that Gov. PErTUs had dispatched an
artillery force to Vicksburg to hail and ques-
ton steamboats,. This interference with the
free navigation of the Mississippi is creating
Excitement in the Northwest. We presume
this was the expectation OF Gov. PETIus. He
and his fellow-agitators are afraid the people
of the free States viii make compromise,
and hence their seditious acts to excite their
indignation and prevent compromise. Dis
unienists hitherto, when it was made an OBJ
lection to their schemes that the Northwest
would not permit the Mississippi to be closed
against them. have replied that no one would
attempt to interrupt its free navigation.
Such was Ar. WILLoUGHBY NEwTox's posi-
ton in his disunion letter last fall to the
National Lnsall.geso1 an interruption OF the
free navigation of that stream, viii bring
about civil war.
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r,he mississippi ordinance of seee.-

sion.
An ordinance 70 dissolve the union between The State
of Sssis ippi ami pther States united with her
der the compact EMIT ed The Constitution of the
United States Ct America
The people of Mississippi in Convention
assembled do ordain and declare, and il is
hereby ordained and declared, as follows,
to-wit: -
Section L. That all the laws an erdinan-
ces by which the said State of Mississippi be-
came "a member of the Federal Union of tn
United States of America be, and the same
are hereby repealed, and that all obligations
on the part Of the said State, or the people
thereof, be Withdrawn, and that the said
State doth hereby resume all the rights,
functions and powers, which by any of said
laws and ordnances were conveyed to the
Government of the said United States, and is
abselved from all the obligations, restraints
and duties incurred to the said Federal
Union, and shall henceforth be Free, Sow
ereign and Independent State.
Section 2. That so much of the first section
of the Seventh Article of the Constitution of
this State as requires members Of the Legis-
lature. and all officers, both Legislative and
judicial, to take an oath TO support the Con-
stitution of the United States, be and the
same is hereby abrogated and annulied.
Section 8. That all rights acquired and
vested under the Constitution of the United
States. or under any act of Congress passed
| in pursuance thereof, or under any laws of
this State, and not incompatible with this
ordinance, shall remain in force and Law
the same effect as if the ordinance had not
been passed.
Section 4. That the people of the State of
Mississippi hereby consent to form Federal
Union with such OF the States as have seced-
ed. or may Secede from the Union OF the
United States of America, upon the basis of
the present Constitution of the United States.
except such parts thereof as embrace other
portions than such seeding States.
The Florida Ordinance of Secession.
We, the people of The State of Florida. in
Convention assembled. d. s0lemnly ordan,
publish and declare, That the State of Fori-
da hereby withdraws herself from the Confed-
eracy of States existing under the name of
the United States of America, and from the
| existing government of said States and that
| all political connections between her nd
| the government of said States ought TO be-
and The same is hereby totally anuulled. and
| said Union of States dissolved, aud the State
| OF Florida is hereby declared sovereign and
| Independent Nation; and that all ordinances
heretofore adopted. IN so far as they create
| or recognize said linton, are rescinded, aud
! all laws or parts of laws in force in this
| State. in so far as they recognize or assent 10
| said Union, be and they are hereby repealed.
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The Secession Ordinance of Alabama was
adopted by vote of 81 to SO. The Mont
gomery Confederation offers the following ex-
PLANTATION of this vote
lis due to some of our cooperation friends
TO say, that they voted for the ordinance OF
Secession. not because they favored such pol
icy at the present time. bat because they saw
that II wonld be passed without any aid from
their own party; by = minority of eight
votes Knowing this, they were DESTROYS OF
harmony, conci.iation aud . the like, and
therefore concluded to vote with the majority.
This Is lame apology to say the least OF it.
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Sale of 8 Negroes.

" IL Y 1IIS5iIts IlfgSiils md 0tnerS.
IURSUANT 70 a decree or the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Ter 1850 in the case OF
W C. Higgins Sarah Higgins others " in OF.
fer at public sale, Monday. the 4th day Of Febru
airy, 1861, at VIM G. Higgins Residence, IL mics
from Nashville, on Franklin College and stones
River Turnpike Road, Aine Saves, vi different ages
sexes and sizss. =
TERASs-l2 months credit without interest," and
puf chasofs to give pproved security lien to be
retained each slave until the purchase money be
| paid j. E. sI.k.aVEs G, 4 Nj !.
janIt-tds
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ALage Pocket Book LOST.

on yesterday, 9th inst i lost or misiaid a Large
" Pocket Book, such as are used to carry notes or
accounts in, bright colored leather in which were
many promissory Notes citizens of Nashville for
house rents and receipts the of payable TO
NJ H. Quinn, Agent; letters addressed 10 NJ. H.
Qainn no money in IT, The Papers and Notes be
OF no use TO any other person. Should any persen
present any OF said Notes the drawer OF said Note
they viii please not take them up any informal ion
on the subject viii be thankfully received and reward
ed for the favour. " Fl QUINN :
janl1-1w
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A-->e'- - 1--s- D. A. i@1-4Lt
NASHVILLE PL0W WORKS.

HAVING rebuilt our establishment; and furnished
i II throughout with the latest ard most approved
facilities Tor manufacturing Flows, ETC., we
prepared to n orders for all implements line,
manufactured from the best quality Of MATERIAL and
in the bst style oi workmanship With our long ex-
pcriensc in the business, and superior facilities for
doing the work, think guaranty better ar
ticis N m can be obtained elsewhere, adapted the
wants Of the southern Planter q ID Farmer, and at
chased IN the North.
orders from merchants filled at liberal discount
from card prices. Send your address, and get our
circular. SHARP s HAMILTON.
dec2Q-d&w3m
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Among the letters lying in the New York
POst-office is one addressed to John Ollen-
baubengrapensteiuersh This gen.
tleuan must be { relative OF the famous
Observation-Disclosures, or of the renowned
Aldiborontophoscoph He is,
doubtless, q literary man. in the sense of be-
ing, nnquestiouably, man of letters.
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The New York TfJase is alarmed. 1t says
the compromises are ct work, and calls upon
the Republicans to use means to prevent
them from yielding to the South, and ..break-
ing up The party Party before country,
at time like this Shame upon the tribune,
and all such unworthy members of the edito-
rial profession.
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..... 2,545 600

Two million, five hundred and f0rty-fve
thousand dollars, is certainly a snug sum to
be distracted from the Matt Jnal Treasury
during the brief period of four yearsl Ia
these estimates the small thefts ranging from
five to fifty thousand, have not been included
An equal or greater number of large robber-
les, not yet detected. are left out. This is the
work only of the War Department. except
the two last items named. Ii the Public
Buildings are not destroyed, greater frauds
will yet be brought TO Light Richmond Wing
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Round the Corner saloon,
[IArE coxGrR,s u,Rkgr srREEr.l

LATE CoSGER's, AARkEI STREET
THE undersigned begs leave acquaint his friends
l. and patrons that Mr. Chas- Conger having dis
posed of his interest the above establishment he
been appointed the agent for the rctng of the
business, and respectfully socits their support
surfing them that nothing but the finest of Liquors.
Wines, Aes Cider and Cigars will be offered for their
Luncheon the Table every morning f. pm u
IL till past IL, and from O'Clock the evening
till i2P. NJ w. FL. FULLER, Agent
Jan3-3t.
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The telegraph announced yesterday that
the lower branch of Congress refused. Mon
day, to consider Mr. ESGiIsH's proposition
to adopt Mr.. CRIrrENDEN resolutions. The
telegraph, however. did not announce that
Mr.. ESGLTsH's motion was ont of order and
required vote Of two-thirds to carry it. a
minority can. always defeat a motion of that
Lind
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~ W. G-PsYNE, CT Pittzburg, who supplies the
NJ. Gas Light Company with Coal has authorized
sell the Large coal TO the sis az rs cents Der
bushel- VIII be found al the Patriot ofaca Deade
rick street, tue object being 70 make quick SALE OF
It wiz be turned over to The Gas Company. All who
wish 10 buy viii send IN their orders without de .ay
jan1l--3t s. P. AxENT, Agent.
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Notice.

HAVING ascertained that the estate Of j. b. Davis
Ii Is nsosyent, L have suggested the fact 10 the
County Curt Jerk of davidson county. Now Ia pur
snance 10 an order made by said Clerk, all persons
having claims against said estate, ii- the same
sad Clerk, authenticated IN the prescrib by
law, on or before the LIST Z AZ of July next ds6
pro rata distribution. All claims hsed via be
barred. LEN ulIVER
janl2-d3w Administrator Cd. 3. DAYS. dec d.
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Revolution in Picture Making.
Ten Photographs for One Dollar.

KEEP IL before the people that are making TEN
IN PHOTOGRAPHS for ONE DOLLAR, suitable for
Albums and sending in letters. large in proper
ton. All the and popular styles introduced here
word to Mothers: Bring along your babies, and
have them taken. have lots of patience and will
use every exertion to please you at
novIq-tf $50 HUGHES GALLERY.
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TOYS & FIREWORKS

Whosesale and Retail.
ToUNTRY MERCHANTS and an Others DESIRING any
~ thing in the above line, viii find the best assert
hlent in the city at LUcK,S
oec4-u As Union street
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For Rent. For Rent.

Z HE two BOARDING HOUSES on the Wharf owned
5y me IS Tor rent for the year 1851 II not rented
before the 18th January viii be rented at public out
cry 70 the highest bidder For terms, &C, apply to
}. + Bauman, al the Rock City Mills.
dec29-tf W n GORDON
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Total. =. .--......sI.s52.(


OF this sum $50, 900 has just been drawn
from the State Bank, being the only money
yet used for any purposes. II has been paid
to the "troupso in and about Charleston. In
special message, dated January Z. the Gov
ernor declares that he has actually appoint
ed officers for one regiment whose service
for one year Will cost 100000, and he il
making up one more which, Tor six months
services, win cost 100000. These artna-
meets will therefore draw the whole $780,
600 appropriated-bat not yet raised to
arm the State" when the extraordinary ex-
penses of the present employment OF force
in the harbor are paid. II has been said that
the $500 GEO appropriated for arms and war
like storrs was advanced by the banks of the
State, bat IL is not so stated in the recent
discussions in the Legislature, and il is pro-
| bable that but partial snccess has attended
| the attempt to force that lean from them. 1t
Is well known that forced loan was attemp-
ted, and generally submitted to, hut it still is
not accepted as complete by the Legislature.
Such being the demand at the very outset,
we have now TO see what chance there is TO
get ID ION the credit Of the State.n Ina
| long debate which took place On January
5til, il was frequently STATED that the bonds
of the State could not be sold for ifty cents
on the dollar, and that it was useless to
| think of raising money By the issue of bends.
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s;ss. - Cold wE1rHER.-saturday night was the
coolest of the winter, North. At Albany,
tsz, n. Y, the mercury dropped dosa to Is de-
grees belo" zero. In the neigkborhood of
Boston, IL stood at the same point.
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FOR RENT.

4 DWELLING HOUSE. on Cherry Street 8 doors
~ from HasbFooks' store, with rooms including
COOK and servants rooms, Office smoke house. sta
be and small garden, well in the yard Apply mt th.
Immediately. lana
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A Coon IDEA.-Petiiions are in circula-
ton, in Cincinnati. asking the City Council
TO set apart day upon which the citizens of
that place may express their views in reia-
ton to the. CEITTENDEN resolutions through
the ballot-box N
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Drumheller & Aass'S Ship and Lot on Broad
Street for sale.

DURSUAST 10 decree OF the Chancery Court az
Nashville In the case of John E ti,eaves =
Drumheiier Mace. VIII sell on Thursday the 10Th
day OF January 1901, to the highest bidder al the
court hoose IA Nashville the following valuable pro
perry, TO wit: The Dfunheler and Mace Sbop and
Lot on the corner Of Broad and High Streets fontnP
30 feet on Broad street and running back on Figi,
street 70 Esunswortis line, no feet more or less
IEisxs--sale free from redemption SIIOo Of the
purchase money 70 be due on the 10Th due of Iuly
1851 the balance of the purchase money 10 be due III
I'VE equal payments the first 20 be due on the Isl
January, le62 the second be due on the LIST Japua
ry 1865 the third to be due the LIST January 1864
the fourth 70 be due on the Isl January 1855 thr
nth and last 70 be due the LIST January 1866 All
the notes 10 bear interest from day and 70 have
approve security and lien to be retained on land f-
farther security. GRO b GOODWIN
dec20-tds (or,n1;ssso.,,
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DIED

Near this city, ON the night of the 18th inst.
EARNEST BROWN CARUTHERS, son of Robert Ca
ruthers. Aged four years.
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GoDEY's LADY's BOOK, FOR
February Just received by JOHN YORK s co.
Literary Papers.

- The New York Herald, Daily,
Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Weekly,
The Ledger, Weekly, Waveriy Magazine, Weekly,
Wilkes Spirit of the Times,
Porter's spirit of the Times,
The New York Mercury, The New York Weekly,
Received by JOHN YORK & co. &
yanI5f IS Union Street.
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10 EDWARDS, F. B. HARRIS, E. P. EDWARDS
DDWARDl IIARRIs go
succe sors to Edwards. Gilkerson & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers.
Forwarding and Com mission Merchants.
DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines. Tobaoeos, Cigars, &C.. &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE sZRELES,
nashville. Tenn,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF Largo AND WELL
w selected stock OF groceries, Tebaccos, Liquors,
&c, comprised in part as follows, to which We re-
spectfully invite the attention Of the Trade. zs
SUG iR, MO ASSES AND SYRUP.
IS hhds louisiana sugar; SO bbls Coverings pow
% 90 Clarified u -dered Sugar;
90 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes ID Loaf Sugar;
100 bbls Plantation Molas- so half bbls Refined No
100 half Dbls Plantation 10 packages St. Louis Col
SO bbls refined Mol sses; SO pEs New Orleans Col
so bbis Coverings r den Syrups ~
eu-nFo sugar COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore kio7 so bags Old Col Java Cot
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Laguira Coffee
Coffee;
WHISKY. .
100 Ky ID -. SO bis '1 Smiths Old Re
leo packages Old Rye whis- Ser We Whisky;
ky; puncheons OF Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BaANDIES, WINES, &C. s 4
10 quarter casks Seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
netIe's Branky; 10 pale sherry Wine;
10 quarter casks otard, Is sc Old Port
Duprey & Co.'S Brandy, 5 % Sweet Malaga q
90 or casks Rochelle Bran 10 a. Dry -
dy; 90 pks Ginger Wine;
10 or casks United Pro- 90 baskets Champagne;
prietor's Brandy; 25 boxes Caret; =
100 pk5 American Brandy. 25 pks Lemon Cordial: SO
100 :. Ginger 's rs 8. Mint zrs
so % Cherry u & 80 boxes tsstters; e
- Blackberry g. IS pks Holland GIN.
% g Raspberry "a 10 casks Rum;
~ TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
500 see boxes Virginia TObaeeo--yafious brands;
IS kegs A smiths Pancake Tobacco;
50 900 Superior Havana cigars-various brands;
100 90 o sso :. German German, :.
CANDLES AND SOAP.
900 boxes Star Candies; so boxes Stearine Candies
200 hi .. % so q TaIlow .
$50 or q 9 $50 boxes Soap, various
100 bbls extra Fanny Flour;
100 t" sup rdne 81
100 bags Pennsylvania Bdekwlleat FiouT
< = ~ sUNDRIEs.
1000 sacks ins and Ooarse Is chests or cen and
500 bols Kanawha Salt; 100 dom Be sSeKe,ss
1000 Kegs Nails AMI Spikes, so Tubs: -
500 boxes Glass Ware; Is scks S AInands.
800 Reels Cotton Rops; so bbis Pecaas and Eli
100 casks Soda, - berts. - - sFs7s 9
100 pounds Bar Lead; 10 bbls English wa,nuss,
$40 bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen Broom. IS I
sizes, loo doz Zinc Wash Boards
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 reams Wrapping Pa
tiers; = per.
IS cases sardines, Il and so bags Pepper;
boxts; IS Allsoscs
80 6xs Lemon Syrup; So bxs Ground Mustard
$50 pks Raisins; so :. Fire Crackers.
100 q Mackerci; So bbis CIDER Vinegar.
so bols Xxx Ale= IS IS
With variety OF other articles - = -. =
janI1-u EDWARDS, HARRIS & 90.
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CITY HOTEL
Hurrah for the Holidays.

T'HE most acceptable present you can make is one
L of HUGHES INIMfFABLE PHOTOGRAPH POR-
TRAITS, IV0RYTYPES or MEIAINOTYPES. ont de-
lay. n. B. Ten Autograph Photographs for dollar.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Rich Gift Books for Sale by
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