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Foreign Commercial,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9.Per Steamer Ard01 Cotton Gales Of
three days baes Of which spectators and exporters
$500 bales, closing steady.
BreadsuGs quiet but steady. Provisions dull.
Csnsols 91A.
LIVERPOOL, JAN 1Ier Steamer North Briton.-Cotton-
Sales Of the week 600 bales of which spectators took
bales and exporters 1000 bales with an
vancng tendency fully last weeks prices Sales Friday
oS0 bales ef which spectators took 400 bales closing active
Orleans Fair ~, Middng 7S Mobile Fair ~ Mddling 3ls;
Upland Fair ~ Middling Lie. Liverpool $4,000
bales Of which ls bales are American Hewitt Co. say
fair and mddng qualities have improved u Others say quo
tAtisns unchanged
Flour has declining iency Wheat declined 3D.
pressing the market Corn dull quotations nominal
Provisions dull.
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River News
KsPsrted by H. H. Harrison Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent

Reported by H. n Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The river now reeedes more rapidly than the last
two days previous. There is, however, at present
super-abundance OF water in the river, with fair
prospects maintain the same that IS if the last "A
hours rain has been general
The Ida May. a neat and tidy steamer, reached
port yesterday from Cincinnati with heavy freight
The present inclement weather has prevented her
dischSrgng as rapidly as could be desired. She
will however, be ready this evening for the recep-
ton of freights. and leave positively early on the
morning of Friday next
RED RsvER-This boat will, weather permitting,
6epartfor New Orleans this day at O'Clock.
The May Duke having been detained by inclem-
ent weather will positively depart this day at II
O'Clock for Paducah
The Cincinnati packet Swallow, Capt PARKER,
will be Off at 10 O'Clock above, and for all inter
mediate landings.
The B. NJ. Runyan from St. Louis is hourly e1-
pected.
Melrose, this will be the next steamer due from
Cincinnati, also the GlenwoOd and Commercial, are
cow on their way to this port
Steamer Clipper, now lading at Cincinnati for this
port
Steamer James johnson, DOW on her way from
New Orerns to Nashville.
THH JOHN GAULT.-Our Louisville friends, we are
pleased to state, has at length concluded to offer
this boat sufficient inducements TO continue on their
trade. She is ading at Louisville for this port
and will leave this evening for Nashville.
The Nelrose passed Louisville yesterday with
full freight for this port.
Business at New Orleans in the way Of commerce,
e. fully IS active as was ever known. Their re
c.nts on the levee Friday last, L. 4sl bales
of cotton, 2.l4s hogsheads Of sugar, $3.50 barrels
and LIZA half barrels molasses, $50 boxes muskets,
and 200 boxes Of ball cartridges for home use.
Ur AGAN.-The steamer Conway, that was re-
Gently sunk in the boats buryins ground, the Ar
kansas river, has been raised, and is now on her
uay to the docks at Mound City.
FREIoHTs.-Little no improvement as to guam
titles offering FOR any named point. The receipts.
however Of freight from other points for tranship
ment by rail have been this week exceedingly
heavy.
ARRvED-Ida May, Cincinnati Noble Ellis.
Waitsboro.
DErARTEn-Jno. A. Fisher. Paducah.
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markets by Telegraph.

NEw ORLEANS Jan 23-COtOn sales day 1900 bales;
middng o59l receipts at THIS port at the same
time last 900 bsles all southern ports $50 GOO
Flour steady SIS so. bblI Ic Oher articles unchang
ed.
NEW YoRK, Jan 23Cot:on dull, saes.todsy 1900 5ales
middlng upandI Flour declined SCI OOo bills IS Is
as IS. Corn IL Ness Pork dull $50 kbls 3d. Sugar
DUH sales 300 boxes Cuba ct 5 50 hhds Orleans at 6 and
$50 hhds Orleans at auction at 496 Noasses-sales los
bbls at 3583.
$500 whiskysales 1900 1917 Mess Pork SI7 Lard
sz9s75. Sugar 45I96A Moasses 5000. Coffee l39I3s<
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a CARR

To the Gtisens Of Bedford and Rutherford COM
ties:-I announce myself candidate to repre-
sent you in our State Convention, election 9th
Of February, to be held on the 25th of same
month. As the short space Of time interVen-
ing between this and the election, will not permit
me to consult with you before announcement, make
this subject consultation with the anti-cOercion
States rights, ConstitutOn-loving freemen Of Bed
ford and Rutherford, Of all parties. The COnstitu-
ton is motto in the trackess ocean now before
it is our only chart; our only compass; the
needle yet points TO the pole, :" the Constitution"
1t was handed down to Us as guide, let US follow
it whithersoever it may lead US.
Respectfully, JoHN l.. NELL.
Nashville, Jan. q, '6l.-dtw&wtde
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CHEROKEE CURE !

IN unTaRizg cure for Seminal weakness, Moe
JuTnai EmmiSSiOns, AaPotsHcy, Loss # POGoer,
Pains the Back, StOna in the BLADDER, DISTRACTED
and Difficult HeHSEruGticH, and al Diseases caused
Sy devidtng from tie path OF Nature, and iadulgiHg
IN STERILIZATION.
By the Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened Of generation speedily cured, and
full vigor restored
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body connuba happiness
Is the Cherokee Cure the poor debated down and
despang dsyotee Of sensual pleasure will fad relief
II safe and pleasant in taste but In its action;
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bot three bottles for S. and and forwarded
~ express To all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors, st. Louis, No.
Sold in Nashville y Ewing Pendleon, Berry DemoVils
G. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
NAWlV
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acts through the seceons directly upon the blood which being
the germ Of m Of vital importance to keep pure and free
from degeneratng particles The bans Of scRoFULA the
Kings Evil Of ancestors has foe like the detergent and
edcating Its healing qualities unequalled 10 the
SaLT RnKuM SsRE LEGS SoRK BREsr and the scA1
HAD and RING prevalent in the 1t relieves
pain AID soothes the nfammatsry irritation OF WOUNDS as BY
charm Sold the principal depots IA Broadway, " and
Chartres street, New Orleans, by WRIGHT CO., General
Agents. lso by all druggists AID merchants.
dec30 d&Wln.
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III CoUsHs The sudden changes Of climate are sources
Of PUIMoNAKY BKsScHAL and AsHxATIo AFFECTIONS Expe
rence having proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken IN the early stages Of the dea
should hads "Br0i1R Bronchial Iroces
Lozenges let the cod Cough Irritation o. the Throat be
slight, by precauon serious attack may
efectually led o. PUBC sPEAKKBs and SINGERS will
Hd them enecasl for clearing and strengthening the voice ses
Advertisement. noyZ4-d&Wom
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COMMUNICATED.

MEssEs. EDITORS: We desire. through your paper
to call on the Hon 10, c. GUILD, to become eandi-
date to represent the county Of Sumner in the Con-
vention which assemblies on the 18th of February
The occasion calls for men of irnness and expert
ence, and believe Col GUILD will not hesitate to
crafty the wishes of the many voters of
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IMPORTANT no PLANTEaS.

GentleDen:-Mr. W Tilley, who is gentleman we'll
known Of the best planters in tits Wharton county,
and celebrated for the careful management Of negroes highly re-
commend Tahnestocs Vermifuge He called me few
since and purchased dozsn that he admins
tered the Vemfuge bought OF me last adult negro
suspected Of having and succeeded in expeHg from her
several dozen inches in length and that her health
is now good.
One Of these homeestimonias worth thousand where the
parties known this regarded reliable evil
dence with regard to the adaptation Of your valuable fermugs
to plantations am truly yours.
W FISHER.
III ? Purchasers should look Ieeu INITIALS on the
sfyraK. nd No other decSQ-wlm
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From, Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 22.-Tbe Springfield cores
pendent of the Tribune says Mr. Kellogg, member Of
Congress for one Of the southern districts Of this
State, arrived safe yesterday. Rumor assigns to
his mission three objects: One that he has come to
urge upon Mr.. lincoln his immediate departure for
washington; that he is commissioned BY the Re-
publican delegation in Congress to present to this
Legislature the necessity of indorsing border
State proposition; another, that he has come &c
make an effort to prevent Mr.. Judd's appointment
to the Cabinet.
Horace Greeley, Gov. Banks, and Mr.. Bates are
expected this week.
Gentlemen who arrived here this morning from
Springfield state but little doubt that the Legisla-
ture would break up tomorrow BY the resignation
Of Democratic members.
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New YORK, Jan. 23.--The steamer Arago has ar
rived at New York with Liverpool dates of the 9th.
The steamers Etna and Bohemian had arrived
out. The City of Washington had sailed with elO7,-
600.
The steamer Arago brings 1000 specie. The
general affairs of the Bank of France are discour
aging. The American panic has effected France and
England. American stocks dull.
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From Georgia.

MuIEDGEvnIE, Ga Jan. 22.-The Convention
unanimously adopted the following:
THAT lack of unanimty on the passage of the Sc
cessiOn Ordinance indicates a difference of opinion
not as TO the rights claimed both as TO the mode of
redress and it being desirable to give proper ex-
preston to the feeling of all the Convention to sus-
tain the action of the State, therefore
ReSolUed, That all voting for or against the pas
sage of the Ordinance will sign the same as pledge
of unanimous determination of this Convention TO
sustain and defend the State in this course without
regard to individual approval or disapproval
This was signed by all except twelve Alexander
H. Stephens, JUICE Stephens andGoyernor johnson
signed the Ordinance.
:. Grand demonstrations are taking place tonight
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New orleans Market, Jan. IS.


COLT )N-At Of last review the closed
With rather animation the demand being checked
duced supply Offering On Saturday, the movement
ed with renewed spirit and fully 600 baI changed
previous rates, prices anything, acknowledgements
On Monday the unfavohe influence, which have referred
10 our checked the demand the
did not 5000 bales On Tuesday, rainy weather almost
suspended operations and the sales confined to 1900 bales
On wednesday clear and pleasant, but still the demand
active and only 5000 bales changed hands,
showing easier market generally Yesterday
rates some transactions being Sbeut preVocs Trtes
and others showing a decline Of k9zc = d To day,
factors showing more the demand the
ent was renewed, degree prt, and GOO bales
changed hands figures showing decline from sst Saturdays
prices OF ec b, making total for the week Of 50 800
bales We reduce quotoons follows with the
marx that niidIng sold Nc unSer inside figures
Inferior........... O. Middlng ..........n 9llk
rdInary...--.... 71I9 81 Good Mddling nominal.
Good Ordinary ... 9K9 90 Middlng Fsr.... nominal.
Low Middng...... 10 9loH nominal.
The receipts OF the SO 214 bales against Il
the consspopng week year The total receipts
LIST September have been sl bales against the
same date last year.
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New YORK, Jan. 22.-Thirty cases Of muskets.
containing two dozen each and considerable
quantity of ball and powder. was seized by the POI
lice on board the steamer Monticello, when about
leaving this z. N. for Savannah
Fifty U. S. troops were brought to Fort Hamilton
from West Point
1t is said telegram, received from Senator Big
ler says there is chance for the Crttendeu prop
ositiOn by the Senate.
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oauyt tnou administer to mind diseased 81 asked me grss'
~ $3.50 IVright,s RejuvenatIng Elixtr has
sc marvellous power in resusctsnn the dropping energies
a.. -e an Invaluable to both The lassude
biit the hysterica fainng prevalent among the
sex not exist when the valuable restorative Is At
49, ~ e II is in form OF pleasant and paat2be liquid,
oud ever preseat the toilet tables free from the de
Ieeous minerals usai with cosmetics the greatest Vegeta
lie restorative made fer the benefit
The dehiis.ed portion Of the human family Sold by all
pecable druggists throughout the United States ahd Canada
j. WRIGHT Co., sole PToprietOrs, New Orleans, La.
Sold also By all Druggists in Nashville.
dac2n diva Im
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CHARLESTON JAN l9Sales Of Cotton to day $50 bales
prices ranging from 9 to 2c The market unchanged
CHARLESTON Jan. 9l-Sses Of Cotton to-day $40 bales at
prices rangngrom 81 to 10 l6c The unchanged
MOBILE Jan l9Saes Of Cotton day 5000 bales mddngs
at I0k9I01c The market was dull.
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nrnS rUrNSI.nW.

An experienced and female Physician has sOothn
Syrup children tehng, which greatly facilitates the process
Of eehing sening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly all See adver
tsenent in another column. oct2S-Iy
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SUMNER.

YoUNd HENs CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoN.-We are
pleased to learn that at the earnest solicitation of
many Of our citizens the Young Mems Christian As
socson Of this city have consented to repeat their
late Anniversary exercises, on next Monday evening
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. We hope
to see a full house on that OCCASION
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The Union ana American.

There will evidently continue to be the highest
state of excitement in the public mind at least until
the lth Of March, IN order TO furnish the latest
news to every one desiring hear it, we will send
the Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN from now unti
that time for 20 cents we viii furnish to eiups
until that time at q cents per number. We wiz
continue to furnish our Daily at IS cents ana 'De
TriYsekly at 40 cents per month, cash in advances
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 23-The VIM. G. Hewes from
Havana goth has arrived. She experimental rough
passage. Sugar was dull; quotations nominal. The
new crop was coming in The drouth continues
throughout the Island. Stock of sugar g. 600 bales.
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F,f,eeu Gam. for Kentucky.

Fifteen guns were yesterday fired in this city in
honor of the action taken by the Kentucky Legisla-
ture declaring that any effort to march troops upon
Southern soil for the coercion of the seeding States
would be resisted at, all hazards and to the last
extremitvn
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rirhruIth the Indians.

DEPENDENCE, Mo-, Jan. 22-AbOut eighteen days
ago Major Crittenden with his command from Fort
Union, came across q large band Of Indians near
SIMEON Springs, and battle ensued. Fifty Indians
were killed. among them their notorious ChiGf Saz-
tark. They burned one hundred lodges and took
all their provisions, ponies, &c. None Of Major
Crittendens men were even wounded
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From Canada.

TORONTO, C. W, January 22.-Mr. Bowes, the
nswlyeec:ed Mayer in his speech last night 70 the
Council, states that large accessions to orr pOpula-
tiOn might be expected, account Of the troubles
in the United States, and recommended such poll
cy in regard 70 taxation, &C., as viii especially IA
vor such emigration.
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CHARLES 3. HALL
DKALzR IN

DEALER
BOots, Shoes Valises, Carpet Bags, &e.s
No. IS s9UTH srDz PUsLro s0UARr,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now In receipt Of bis stock fer the Spring and SUM
Z Dler Trade, consisting Of Ladies, Gents, hisSess
Boys aud Ohdrsns Boots Shoes CATERS Slippers, &C., OF
every variety, with and without heels.
ALsoLs French Dress Trunks hne sole leather Travelling
Trunks Vases, Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Travelling sstes
.,E.
UYA OF which offered low goods Of similar guilty
nhe2- CHARLEs B. HALL.
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Seceasion oFc.o-~;.

MHLEDGEvHLE, Jan. 1913 P. M-The Convention
has been in secret session nearly all day.
Benz. Hill introduced a substitute for the benefit
Of all SecessiOnists, but it lost. Subsequently
he voted forthe ordinance declaring as he did so,
that as Georgia had determined for secession he
would share her fate, for veal or woe.
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Among the late arrivals in our city we are pleased
to note that of our former fellow-citizen, Col.
ST CLAIR NJ. MORGAN, who is just from South Caro-
1ina
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing six horse power portable steam zAgres,
suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, and Thes
small engines required. Price SEGA,
Stationary Steam zines from thirty horse power At
prices rstclass engine furnished We
prepared all orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of &
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for flour Mills and circular and Muy
Saw Mills, Hnrivaei for strength durability and economy
Of power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
experienced Woren furnished up work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment OF cAs1g usually kept
Foundry An experienced pattern maker and drSfan
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and s
mates furnished Z application.
~ one and Sales 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
iune22-dn
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TRTmmINGS STORE.
OSCAR BONNIE & CO.,
Have Just opened at their stand,
No. 2 Union Streef,

DRESS AND mANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
0MPRISINe rl assortment Of plain and figured Vsiyst
Ribbons, Gallons Frnges, BEge GnpI Grape Trinleins,
Belts Buttons, Bras Buge Buttons &c &c All Of which
ney new and the best that could be got in the Eastern
ketE. Our stock Of
Embroidered Baids and Silks Crochet, Emhroery and spoa
Cotton we'll other material for Knitting Netting, En
hrcery and Crochet is complete and larger in variety
quantity than We also continue to mGn1fAeture
FrinEes. TassSIs, BnstonSss, Cord, sc.
to order uEaal will try suit all everybody
sepl2-d
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Nashville Pillow Works.

yVyHIs establishment having been re built -
4 by Messrs. Sharp & Hamilton, with 49,
increased eeties for manufacturing PlOvs IN
Cuitvators, &C. we will keep full supply Mz-etessEA
Of both Steel and Wrought Iron on hand
the attention Of Farmers and Planters Those implements
all warranted to perform WE'LL and good In respect
as the best imported ploWs and at uniformly less pces
octladiW&v3m HILLMAN BROTHERS
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ADDRESS FROM Gov. FooTE.-Hon. LIS. FooTE will
address the people in the Hall of the House of Rep
resentatives this evening at y o'clock, by the invi-
tAtion Of numerous citizens, the Hall having been
rendered for that purpose.
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS AssOC1A'

There will be a meeting of the South
ern States Rights Anti-Coerclon ASSo-
citation, at their rooms, over the Old Post
Office Buildings, corner of Cherry and
Cedar streets, this evening, at J o'clock.
A full attendance is desirable. By order
of the Association.
W. B. WALTON, President.
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Di.unIoa Demon.tratIon FIor,aa.

PENSACOLA, San. PA salute Of thirteen guns
from Fort Barrsncos was fred in honor Of he lone
stsr hsg Of Florida. Two Colunbsds are mounted
st Fort Pieksns. Fort MeRsa is being invested
with guns, manned by the allied forces Of El0rids,
Alabama and Mississippi
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seven Thousand Dollars.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. u, 1861.
W. J. MAEE, Agent Of the Home Insurance Com
pany Of the City of New York has paid US $1,000,
the amount Of our claim for Insurance against this
Company. J. LUNsDES Co.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The steamer North Brlton
has arrived at Portland with Liverpool dates of
the Ilth.
The Chinese ports have been opened to foreign
steamers trade on the inland waters.
LIvERPooL-ArriVed from New Orleans, J. 7.
Chapman and Sanford. The money market is
steady. The weather has been severe in England,
ann fears are entertained of bread riots.
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Fran Now Knrk

New YORK, Jan. 22.-Thirty cases of muslkets and
a considerable quantity of powder and balls were
seized by the police the steamer Monticello, when
about leaving for Savannah.
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From cleveland, Ohio.
From Washington.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 23.-In the case of the fugitive
slave girl Lucy, the defense was withdrawn, and
she will be returned to Virginia tomorrow.