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Southern Boot and shoe Factory.

Southern Boot and Shoe Factory.
TEyHE undersigned having determined to enlarge bis BOOT
4 ANDSHOE ESTABLISHMENT, in order to supply as far
possible, all persons in want Of good article.
Having my Tannery and making most Of my heavy
Leather prepared and drmsd to sell at the lowest
prices extra those Wishing to
encourage Home Northern Manufactures particularly
ali Heavy Boots, Shoes and Negro Brogans,
also,
ard shoes Of all sizes and qualities to order.
In order successfully will have 10 confne sales e1.
clusvey CASH. in erhdR0S for Hides therefore all
presentation. Spend where you can
get it again. JAMES HAMILTON,
No. South College street, Nashville,
2 doors I. ON 6rooms, Garrett q Co.,
ianl6.d&vlm Furniture Ware Rooms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAHRoAD.-We un-
derstand that Che Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company win today draw $4,000 in Bonds,
on sectionof eighteen miles this end of the road
the grading of which has been completed. The
Huntington Patriot says the trackayiDg on the West
ern end is progressing rapidly and that within three
months the cars viii be running to that place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22

To B.s Citizens OF Bedford 81 announce myself
candidate to represent you in our State Convention
election 9th of February to be held the 18th of
same month. As the short space of time interview
ing between this and the election, will not permit
me to consult with you before announcement make
tins subject TO consultation with the anti-coerclon
States rights ConstitutionlOVing freemen of Bed
ford, of all parties The Constitution is our motto
in the trackless ocean before it is our only
chart our only cumpass the needle yet points to
the pole, the Constitution" 1t was handed down
to US guide, let US follow it whithersoever 1t
may lead us. Respectfully,
81. - JOIN l.. NELL.
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Review OF she sash,ille Market,

MONDAY EVnuHa, Jan. y, l56I.
The have been dull to-day and but little has been
done any Departments The Cotton market almost fat
day the crisis first set in and could hear dis
position operate Buyers unwilling to take hold fearing
further decline will take place. while holders unwilling
to submit Of buyers Where any be found will
ing to operate.
CcTToNThe reported sales to day amounted to barely II
bales as99c The receipts wereoersby liberal. erepea
Saturdays quotations. though they hardly considered
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From mIleaxevius.
Mn1EpdEyntE, Jan. 21.-Toombs' resolution ap-
proving Georgia in taking possession of Fort Puas
XII, unanimously passed, and copy sent to the Gov
ernor of New York: asiM as7aa.i
WAsHSeroN, Jan. 2l-SENArE.-Mr. Hunter was
excused from further service GU the Finance Com
mittee. ia
Latham was excused from serving on the Terri
toriaI Committee. 3 -
Yulee announced the withdrawal of himself and
colleague from the Senate.
Clay announced the withdrawal of the Alabama
Senator's. 2@
Tho Mississippi Senator's also withdrew.
The Kansas bill was passed by vote of IS against
16.
Bigler spoke in favor of Crittenden's resolutions
Cameron followed, saying he approved of Bigler's
speech and would vote for his propositions If il
would save the country. r-r.
A colloquy ensued between Mason and Cameron,
in which Cameron said coercion was bad remedy,
and the last one he would resort to.
HoUsE.-Colfax offered a resolution to suspend
mail facilities in the seeding States. Referred to
the PostofRce Committee. -
English offered resolution that the Committee Of
ThirtyThre be instructed to take to car
ry Crittendens COmprsmise into practical effect aRd
moved suspension of the rules. Lost by 81 to %.
Onmotion of Mr.. Norris the Judiciary Committee
were instructed to inquire into the expediency Of
amending the neutrality laws to prevent military ex-
petitions being allowed to aid seeding States. -
Corwin addressed the House on the report of the
l
Committee of Thirty Three.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
the Alabama members. withdrawing. -
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TO TRAVELLERS By S SEA AND LAND.

The Machnist, the Ira vtlsr, and every other inai
vidual whose lot in life Z throws him within l Is
of from srpo = SION tire eoHiso should
.- IN mind that this Magic Extractor Is his best and emily
friend beth portable and cheap, and should ever
ha Ms comnanion a. friend = in need There thousands
~ living Witnesses TO testify Is TO its marvellous vrtue VITO
owe their sound limbs and muscles saving efficacy
The following few Of theeGdtnl diseases Ior Mnc1
DALLEYS MAGICALPA PAIN 4 EXTRACTOR Is 3 PkENEs
we'll as CURE =
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TOHN MOORE ane others LHcAn Moore ma on .f.
ID Petition sell hand ane slaves Il tpresfnzfo ne th1t
lncian Move and lynn Moore, and narhs rcre -
James Moore, the defendants ia this CAUSE. are
q ,he state Tennessee ard heyo1d leach ~ th r
process this court IL IL hereore orera pufilc1 -
made the Nashville Union and Amerrsn, usEsuare- -
she'd Nashville, Tnn., isr four weeks eqniItne ~ -
County Court At their February $751; plead srrr -
demur % comp sl, dlei IN aid ctus against l -
ing ex paTta. peeemaer 2eth, ls69. = + =
I.ns sss-pt ssses VIZ COOK. G.
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In ChancexT Court at Savannah, Ten n
II CUNNINGHAM ct ais, VS. " Campbell ct Als-Janu-
nary Rules l66l. IA his cauE, bsppesrs from The
plainsnts bill, which Is 70, that the deendants,
Campbell, Fucker, Wloughby BlacaTd and wife Martha
Iohn CAMPBELL wife Elsabsth, Basrand. Thomas
rons Irons residents Of the STATE o. Tenne
1t is therefore ordered thai pueaton - made In me
Nashville Union American fer four successive
curing said Defendants 10 az the ne tm Of the Chan
csry Court THURSDAY after the bird Mondy February
1851, and plead denEr to said bill the WI
be taken them and for hearing said
term Of the Court January IN, 1851.
isniO-W4t-prsiess3s G II HAMILTON, G. 4 N.
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n BNcCOWEN ct sis, vs. u " McCowen st ais. In thfI
cSss 1t appears fron the coupanantB blu. which Il
TO- defendant James Weathgrspoon Is non-resen
az Tennessee II - Therefore pubica
ton the HaAye Union Ameresh four
weeks requiring him he next tGm % h
chancsry Court the Thursday after he third Honay Tsbru
ary, 1861, aod plead said bill the
will taken for confessed en said the Court
January ill., 1851. Gh HAMIlilON, @. N.
janl0- pr'siess3s
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NT ssTUDEVANT, N " Mccain ct ais. In this cause,
Rsppsars from comp ainan bill which Is sworn to, that
defendants James Weaypoen and James Brock,
residents the II Is therefore ordered that
publication made The Nashville Union American
four successive requiring them to appear athe next terra
Of the chaneery Court the Thursday after the third Monday in
February 1851 and plead. demur the
Cor confessed them, fer
ing expsrts said terra Of the Court January 9Th, Ia6l
jan1g wat prsfeeS3s GMHAMILTON, o. n
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We are authorized 70 announce W. E. B. JONES' OF
OveEson, as candidate TO represent that county IN
the State Convention. ~ sss jan20-t&tw.
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1 will give areward Of $50 for the recovery of
the afore mentioned articles; s35 for the pin, and
SIS for the others.
Jan 8. IS6O.-D e.
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Grand Forced sale

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21.-The river is stationary with
Is feet water over the rocks on the falls.
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WILL sell for cash Monday the 4h day Of February all
the right interest claims the defendant, Wheeler,
has under lease, the 1851 certain store
house on the vest side Market street. in the city Of Nahve
aid house being No 40 levied to satisfy
ton in my hands, against heeer in favor q G Mz
udQnept endorsed Robertson Esq., the sh day Of
hundred and foryree dollars and fifty CENTS and
lar jan1s-dst W PAGE. O. DC.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS Jan. Ala battery of sixteen thirty-twO
Founders is being erected here. A foundry for the
manufacture of cannon and shells will be estab-
l;shad
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cry NOTICES.

/. REMOVAL MessTs. Tnoaa RoTEs have removed
their tailoring establishments to the building oppo-
ste the Sewanee Hotel, lately occupied by L. MOSES
as a furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely reftted especially for their business,
and is now filed with fine display of goods. Per
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
caT as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. = -4e.sA 49, = 80 janlo I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

supplanted AL other 0ntnents and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hespheres
bsrever itrnsc merit ID the true secret
Of It's success in all GeiOns whether the be
dccSdeator diee6sS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-22


The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLXRK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected .AsAn1 Letters.
Prepared from preserpston Of Sir Czares, n D., Ply
sician Extraordinary 70 Ia Qasef
This invaluable mseine uDfaing IN the cure OF All nog
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitute
Is subject 1t moderaes al excess and oos6aef
and . speedy may be relied on
To Married Ladies
I If Is peculiarly suited II w Ia short tirne. OF
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
| Great Britain, 70 prevent counterfeitL
CAUTION
76ess Pizs sAossd not b taken hv fszndlss dErtHf
| F7RST TRREE KOETHS Of Pregnancy, as EAey Gyssur
bn0 on Miscarriage al any other time they sGfs.
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
sask and Limbs Fatigue slight sxeron, Palpaton Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect when
All other means failed and although powerful remedy
do contain caloe, antmonys anything hutfut
/ the consultation. laf
Full drpcens the pamphlet around each package, which
| should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tns United states a1d Cansda,
I JOB NOSES, Late J. Q. iAdvis oo.)S
NBsloo and postage sIxEps enclosed any sahor-
agent will insure Sbets containing 50 pills, ~ return
Sold IN Nashville By Berry DenoyiIe and g. Hender.
1 shstt, u 9. Blown and sll pectabledruxgtsas
/ dss4-d.ts3w-B.
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De You want a Pipe and Cane Togetner.
Give JoHN WHoRLEY, 80 South Market street. Il
trial The most completes pipe yet offered IN . mo-
ment can be turned into a neat and handsome walk
ing stick. Direct importation from the European
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ijanl
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sRNATE.


MozDkS, JANUARY q, 1SjI
The Senate was called to order a. 10 A. NJ. by
the SPEAKER.
MIR. PAYNE. from the Committee on Federal Re-
atsns submitted arsFort returning The resolutions
Mr.. sToKELY offered resolution No. 20, provid-
ing for the edjournment Of the Legislature on MOE
day next at noon, which was adopted under sus-
pension Of the rule
CONVENTIONAL IErEREEsT,
The bill on Conventional Interest was taken up
and several amendments proposed, discussed Dy pc
vers Senator'S and finally the whole was reierreo 70
the Judiciary Committee to report thereon 81 ~ a.
NJ. tomorrow.
nzLrEF RESOLUTIONS.
srSs sso,u,;oD for reliefof Ed willis was amended
efvipe rniief 10 J. C. Vaughn collector OF Monroe
county and further amended giving relief 10 james
| Jones. sheriff of Greene county both adopted
RECESS
The Senate then took recess till P. NJ.
EvEEIEs SESSION
The Senate resumed the consideration of business
at2P. N.
HOUSE, BILLS or SECOND READING.
puse biIlNo. Is. to prevent sacrifice Of property.
House bill No IA, for the relief Of Taxpayers, read
and passed.
House resolution directing Capitol Commissioners
TO report on money expended read and adopted.
srNArR BILLS on SECOND READING.
| Bill No. z. ts incorporate Memphis Light Ora
eoon Company, amended and passed second read
ing. S.
! Bill No. 11-To incorporate Southern Savings In
| stitution passed second reading.
Bill No 12-For relief Of justices OF the fesee
| Bill No. l5--For relief Of parties appealing IN
court, passed second reading and referred.
Bill No. I4-To encourage Foreign lmportsuons'
passed second reading and referred.
Bill No: lS-To encourage use OF private capital
passed second reading
APPRAIsENKyr. LAW.
! Bill No. 2-To provide for an appraisement
| law was taken up end various amenune an "a
proposed, smcng which was one py Mr..
| PAYNE proposing to 30 amend the sesy
/ laws as 10 allow no stsy on al contracts msue
from aud after this time The SAID act 10 take enec.
| from and after January /, 1852, which amendment
The Senator ur0ed as a measure of relief to the
people by disconraging the credit system as 1t no
exists, aud urged its passage upon principle which
| amendment was lost-ayss 2 noes Il thus'
Noss-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass, Hill
| dreth, Horn, Hunter, Johnson, Minis, MeOiehsn'
McNeily, Nash, Peters, Richardson, Stokes Stckey,
StovaH, Thompson, Trimbs' WOOD anu MI speaker
Newman-2l.
zys1-Messrs. Lane, and Payne.
| The bill WAS then put on its third reading as
amended and wss lost--syeS IL, noes IL, thus
Avss-Messrs Hunter. johnson, Lane, Minis
mcclellan, McNelly, Nash, Peters, stovAll, Thomp-
son. and Wood-1l.
Noe-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumrass
Hildreth. Horn, Payne, Richardson, Stokes, stokeiy
Trimble, and Mr.. Speaker Newnan-lZ.
Mr. sTOVALL introduced resolution for the
relief Of Jas. R. Gardner, of 0bion county.
TO PRINT.
Fifty copies Of House resolutions on Federal ne
lations were ordered printed.
Adjourned to 10, A. ~, tomorrow.
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The steamer Cora Anderson from New Orleans
for St Louis, snagged and sunk near Vicksburg on
Friday night. Her cargo is damaged No lives
were lost.
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Grand Forced Sale
Furniture, Cottage Chamber Sets, Mnt-
fTasses, &c. a
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
N Saturday morning, jan 10TH 1861 10 o'clock, will
make our usua large regular weekly sale cf and
o hand and staple and fine furniture in addition to which
will bs handsome painted French sets Cottage furniture,
Mattresses and No. Family Barouche and Har-
ness, prime cost $3.50, used only months
janI7 HARDY BHOTHEks,
Auctioneers and General Agents,
AZ Public square.
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soLOMAN. NV Mccann ct ais. In tbs eaussl n ap
~ from the complananss bill, which THAI
James EestersPoan and james Brek residents Of he
State Of Tennessee 1t therefore ordere1 pabcstoa
beade IN the Naye Union and American for epr succssse
weeks, requiring them to At the Of the Chan
Ceurt the Thursday alter The third Moaday February
1851 and Plead answer denHE said hill the viii b
tken for confessed = he and Ter hearing sxpare, At
said term Of the Court, January III, 1851.
Jan1O vt pr'sSet So @ N HAMILTON, @. 4 n.
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TT II comnoRudod entirely from Gum, and
has become an Standard Medicine, known
sorted to with confidence in disease for which
r. Sa9 eSred thousand. e within the last tive years
who had rivel up all hopes OF relief, the numerous
nnSoiicited certificates in my = possession shsw.
fa dose nust he adapted 10 the temperament Of the
individual taking It, and us ed in such Quantities a. 70
act gently on the Bowels. g
4 r: d1 VE Il fS and
vii SiT " cure Liver Com- 3 plants, Bilious At
racEa DVspepsIa,l n Chronic Dlarrhoea
"a M n m os sour stomach, Hgsft%si
Costiyeness, ChOI. tic, Cholera, Chole-
m nIorhus,ChOIeral Infantum, Flatu-
Ience, a u n d ice. e Female Weakness-
es, and nay be used sue = cessfuly as an Ordina:
nv Family Medf.l = cine. It will cure SICK
II ID A G H e, Gas , Thousands can testify2 In
sDoonfuIs are taxi - EN- at the COMMENCEMENT Of
Ali All who use it arc giving their mO,y
Nj. water in the mouth vii the Invgorator and swallow
sO as sOs'SssAstN FORD FAMILY CATHARTIO
PILLS, compounded pure vegetable extracts and put
n GLASS GASES, air tight, and will keep in climate.
The Family Cal ltRartic PILLB gen.
lie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
have long used PILLS and the satisfaction which
ali express in regard their induced to place
The Profession we'll know that different oatharcs act
on rS d.f Tm RiI.lSn'S g me %MARTIC PILL
has vita reference to this well established fact
| been compounded from q variety Of the pursst Vege
siimentsry canal and are good aad safe in all
| e. where a Ca;hArtic is = needed, such ID c .
| ranyements of the stomach, sic g P1
ness, Pains In the BACK and L. o n y,
| COGtiyeness, p a I'm and soreness over
| the whole O d ", q from sudden cold, which
frequently, IL neglected., - end in long Of fe
| Yer Loss of Appe.l = lite, a Creeping Sem
| s9tiOn of Cold over = the body, Restless.
| ness, Headache, or = weight in the head
| Ali TmfIammatO rY - Diseases, w Ofms, il
| children or Adults, Rheumatism, gres
Purifier os the Blood q and many diseases to which
deah is heir too numerous mention In this advertise
| ment. Desc, TO 3. l. Price ; dimes -
| The Liver Invigorator and Family Ca
thartfc Pills etsled by Druggists generally and sol
wholesale by the trade il all the large towns =,
| ST W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
| o. J.W WOOD CO.,
| fail st. Lsus, Mo.
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- -, NATHAN n. EBWAlDs,c an,
decI5 '6o-wft-pr'sfse 50 Of ssid oous

TN CHANCERX COURT AT DKESDEN--
II for Weakiey County, State % fennes-
sees-Origiasl mi BiOrder Of
GLASS David MooFe John Fanculeri william Landrnn
and James Brakeman Fro the adask 70 ne bill In this
Appearing CLERK AMI Master % said ConIt thai
saa defendants. David Moore, and John tance are noa
residents OF said State Of Tacre 70 IS therefore, ~
said Clerk and Master hat h putke fer ioHr
eesve weeks in the Weekly Union and Anen afeEspnper,
published Nashville, state aoe<4d -oananng
the said Moore and vaacul = Ole heir azsEers pleas D.
bill before the next tern Of SD ChanesEy
Courl 70 be held 1t tbs Court House. In the town q Dresden far
Weakey county, State Of Tennessee, hs scond honsy Of
January, 1851 said bill ard al things therein viii b iakan
for item AID FOR hearin t expart
At Of sadeouTt, This December au lea. a tru
'''s Nv NArHANN. KDWARDs, An
dseI 'eD-W4t-pr's Zee 50 ofsaid eur
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COUNTY COURTOF DAVIDSON COUNTY,
~ Tennesssc.-JamssF FaalkneT, Margsre. Faulk-
AID Ann HoEerton Alfred Owen Susan Ovsns
and ohes for petition 81 real sats Of Bdrsd acsrsns
deceasdAt he sce 81 The Clerk Master Of ne County
Court at Nashville, the 9th day or December LISA motion
q eomRRaEt By counsel In Ia ahoEs cause a1 Appearing
20 the abstraction Of the CLERK and Master at he sad defend
ants Alfred Owen sud Susan Owen resdensof Virginia.
and residents Of the sate u Teune5 and heears hs
ordinary Fl this cannot be served upon them,
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication b
made for four weeks succession te Nashville Union and
Amecan,a newspaper published In heeiy U EhshViLe
curing said defendant appear The Of the County
Court 70 holden csuny DsVn at the court hoG
thereof In the city Of NASHVILLE the first Monday In februA
next and said BILL The viii be taken for
fesed a. "a them and ~ d0Wnfor hearing * PaEtt
CHATHAM
-wSt Ms ksse1 ClrFk a.,aN zatsF.
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rHE FRIEND OF Z THE NURSERY

children are fresuent suf erers from external inju
e,neciaIly from Fluid and Oasap1eas Esplostoms-t
fare eyery mother should have this healing prepare
consantII At hand 1t heals Breasts snd4 uick,
moves the TETTER or RING WOkM, so precd<eat sN
aHrSerg.
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EN- THE CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-
u den Tor Weakley CsRntys state Of Ten-
nessee-Ordsr Of Publicsion0ugnAl Bd-EiijahJ. Lam
Andrew Cayce, Iohn p Ca3ca ant George L. CAyes
FROM affidavit Of the compliments counsel, Mcazh Card
this day 6ed sk Il appears 70 the Clerk snd
Master 81 said Court that the said dendanl John Cayc nnd
George Cayce noaressntB Of sad Stats Of Tennelse
and reside Ia kentucky u erore ordered ~ said Cerk
Master the order be Published Tor four suexe
In the Weekly CioH dad 4aRicas, Newspaper punnsl
in the city Nashville, said State Of Tenness
aid Cayce and George Cayce to Gle their an eA
Or denurrers said Bill before The neg: term o. SAG Cs
Gerry be held st the house in presden r
county, ests % fennesee. the sccDd A9ndy OF JANUARY.
said bill and thing therein vii ~ aken of cssa
srains sm hearing them eEpart, II aad term
az aid This December ST., is6i- true eopy from
N' 0'3'' NATHAN n. EBWAIEDs,c an,
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CHINA CHINA! CHINAi!T

CHINA CHINA!! CHINA !!4
Grand Distress Sale.
~ Jcr- .a ,o,sra,, alver plated Ware handsome and
superb Ladies Gold Sets, and all descriptions 81 doIa
Jewelry Watches; besides overwhe ssoch o.
China Rot ian and Out Glassware stene Cnina Java ana
Japan Silver spoons, Forks Fish anc bu''er wv
lets Walters, Ice Pitchers, Casters, ETC., ETC.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctoneefs.
Sal. 10 commence In opr front auction rooms Monday
morning. 2s Jan. 1861, 10 o'clock and TO oe
~ morning at 10 o'clock and evening at oelock
this sale, with promise that to hd Is 70 ouy a.
~ w. HARDY BRoTHKRS,
IAuctsneers 4 Gsn.l AZ II, -, Public Square,
janl6-ta
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- stolen, $50 HeDEards
From the neighborhood Of Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night of the 26th ult., q "a
Diamond Breastpfns
of circular shape, twenty-One stones, very coseiy
set A yet Of Jet in the form Of crosses, and me
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FRONT Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o.-lnaieations are that dis
solution of the Union is inevitable if the substance
of Crittendens resolutions not carried The re-
port of the Committee recommends a convention Of
the States with view of peaceable separation and
partition of he United States property, to settle
terms for commercial intercourse and to. arrange
permanently in respect to the navigation of the Mis-
sissippi river.
Rives has left Washington for Virginia, profess
ing to be greatly encouraged at the prospect of ad
justment, at least SO far as to retain the border
States. He is also very hopeful of final settlement
of the whole question.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Hunter retires shortly
| from the Committee Of Finance.
Instructions have dou6tlessly been sent to the
Commander of the Gulf Squadron for speedy re.
| turn Of some vessels.
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For RExr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at THIS
office. - n dec29-u
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sANFORD's
Liver Inv1gOrat0r
NEVER DEBILITATES.

TT IL compounded entirely from Gum, an
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