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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Illinois House dele
CATION had Il meeting tonight LoYejOy and Norris
were absent. A resolution agreed on infor-
mally that the Union must and shall De preserved
A full meeting was expected. including the Sena-
tors, that the resolution may be formally and unan
mously adopted. ~
The New Hampshire delegation has unanimously
resolved that the true course is the protection Of
the public property and the enforcement of the rev.
enue laws at all hazards.
The South Carolina Commissioners headed by
Keitt are expected on Thursday. to negotiate with
the Government for Fort MOultrie and Sumpter
WAsHIxGTOS, Dec. ls.-It is reported that strong
movement is progressing in the border States for
great Middle Confederacy, including the Northwes;
and New Jersey and Pennsylvania on one side AMI
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri on the other.
Men high in position and influence favor it.
James k. Marks arrived yesterday with the cleo
tQral vote OF Louisiana. He reports that her Legs
lature refuses almost unanimously to spPoint com
missOners to other States being determined to act
without advice or consultation.
The Hon. John c. Burch of California, by letter.
advises California to proclaim her lnoePenoehce II
a dissolution of the Union be forced upon them.
Hamlin had a long conference with Gen. Scott
unon fine condition Of the country. Scott expressed
the hope that the difficulties would be overcome and
II is generally conceded that Wade's speech re
fleets the position Of the Republican party The
The Committee of Thirtythree only two dissent
ing, adopted H. Winter Davis resolution requesting
the States to repeal their anticOnstitutiona laws
particularly those against the execution Of the Fu
aftive Slave Law.
The Ohio delegation, in caucus last evening. were
decidedly for Union. Yallandiagham said he had no
objection 10 coercing forces marching through but
they should not make his district the battle ground
The House Select Committee Of Thirty-three re-
ferred to a subcommittee. consisting 10 the mem
bers from the border slave States the amendment
proposed from the Southern side Of the Fugitive
Slave Law.
The Democratic members of the Ohio delegation.
at the conference Of the delegation from that State
last night took the particular pains not to commit
themselves to any measure contemplating coercion.
believing that this would result in civil war, not to
the support Of Mn. Lincoln. They say that the con-
ference was not devoted to the consideration of
measures Of adjustment 20 save the Union, as they
had been led to expect
1t Is alleged that Wade has received letters threat
ening personal assaults, since his speech
The Secretary Of the Treasury advertises for pro-
posas, till the 2Sth inst for i've million treasury
notes. r--- .--.. arr ss-.r rirr
It is said there L decided majority infaYor Of a
Pacific Railroad.
The rumOr that Gen. Scott has resigned is I'M
founded
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DIR. EatOn's Inrantile Cordial, for child.

Is sleep and perhaps to death your SUI
Serng precious onebut reliable and certain medy io
Ills life. twill soften the gums reduce in
all pain and greatly facilitate tn
process the period Of teethng II works like eh2rm gsng
healthy little sudrcr and grateful rest iC
cOnspate the bowels, becausS
tains no AORPHLHE or opiate Of any kind tae
uIy warranted in stating cannot he said o. any other
preparation e. nfa le complaints at this time before the pub
lic. quick and ali remedy for Didr '6sa M
enye~y and uznuler COqaIlaint Also, for Wind Collie
GriURg an tie Stomach or Acfdity and being powerful anti
should Away have it by them in cases Of
especially when they purpose giving their children
any the other old Toned Of the day, exceedingly
bring warned and but DR.
Easou's Iniantile Cordial, this on you rely
Sodbv CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 500 broadway, New York.
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All notes Of this State should Wheeling.
be counersgned by the State Southwestern Bark OF
Officer, being then secured by Whytheville
deposit Of State Stocks. Other Bsnks.........l j(
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River News.
Reported BY Harrison. Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent sEa

Reported BY H. H Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The recent rains have had tendency TO increase
the water in our river. Now the shoals, three
and a half feet with promise Of sutheieney OF
water for all ordinary purposes @ --.
A NEW AND PERMANENT ARaANGENENT.-Ehe own
crs of the fleet substantial side wheel steamer Gen.
Anderson, now offer her permanently to the public
as regular Tuesdays and Fridays packet boat direc'
to Cairo The arrangements are, to leave Nashville
punctualy on the arrival of the Nashville and De-
catur cars, at Ills P. NJ and connect promptly with
the Illinois Central railroad for st. Louis, likewise
the steamers running from Cairo to St Louis thus
insurng passengers a direct and speedy, as well as
a luxurious transit to St Louis and elsewhere.
The Red Rover should reach port on Friday next
from New Orleans with fair cargo.
The Pioneer line packet. MelrOse, from Cincinnati,
is due here this day, and will meet with immediate
dispatch back
Shortly after, will be the GlenwOod and Emma,
from Cincinnati.
The Clipper is now ladIng at Cincinnati for this
port.
The John Gault from Louisville, is on her way to
this port and the Sam Kirkman is now lading at
Louisville for Nashville.
The Commodore Perry is now lading slowly at
Pittsburgh for Nashville.
The St Louis packets, Hillman and Runyan, will
if the navigation of the upper Mississippi permit
resume their trips about the middle Of next week.
The daily line of steamers for Paducah still con-
tinue to ply with their accustomed punctuality,
having changed their hour of departure to ll5 P.
NJ to suit the connections with the Alabama and
Decatur railroad train.
ARRIVED.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher Paducah
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mnrketshK Telegraph.

NEw ORLEANS Dec s Cotton buoyan GALES to-day 2O5OO
bales; Nddling 1O9lO sales Of three days 4s 5OO receipts
of days OO bales against &C. 600 bales during the
pondng last year. total receipts this port less than last
bales at all southern ports 4Ol 500 bales Sugar
dull 4a5c. Molasses s3994. Flour 81 s5S5 Corn 5S965
PreightS Liverpool TO- Sterling Exchange O99lglK
bills OF ading 1891 New York Sight 9lx discount The
La Grand arrived with Havana dates Of the 18Th New clayed
Moasses So MuscovadO 5s5 Sterling Exchange 9I5
Northern Exchange premium Money very depressed.
NEw YORK, Dec ls.-COtton shade hrmer; sales $500
bales mddng upland l05i9l05s Flour advanced Sole
Sales 1880 bbls, 81 S4 62 Corn-sses % goo bushels
G2963 NesI Pork quiet rm Is 5r916 steady sales
$40 bbIs, skSle;I.
CINCINNATI Dec. 19FlOur 1904 IS. Cord 4s943. @hsy
sales 1890 bbs, l3. Mess Pork Ilal4 So Lard s9sz.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y
AN CoERIDEECR RoR

ON l. Z DISCoV6R Y
CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
M the great discovery Prof Wood have
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and gone being carried by the
forced to leave the field 20 its rsess Read the follow
ing
PRnF. o. J. WOoD & Co Gens-Tie letter wrote on in
1856 concerning valuable hair Restorative, you
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given
inquiries touching the facts the The inquiries
are, first is it fact OF hsbaOn and stated in
the second, is it true of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue to be in good order
natural cOorl To all and invariably, My
hair better than In stage of life for
past soft. thrifty and better coored the
mg wskers and the ony Why it is not generally true
that the substance washed by frequent abluton the
face when used by wipng the face in close
ton with the wlskers the result will follow the
have been in herecep Of letters from all parts
OF New England, asking me hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture
various compounds well this ii has doubt basey
initiated and been used, not only without any good effect
absolute injury haven used any Of your restorative any
account for months and hair good
hund reds have examined with SURPRISE 81 years
old and not gray hair in head my face and prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken the past
received favor Of two quart bottles last SUMNER for
which am very grateful gave it my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, skectcal until after
and then purchased and used Il with universal will
ask az vo that you send NE attest by when can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many author
y from from you pure article will insure and
by the impure article, which the inventor good
esect on nv hair as assure ali who INQUIRE Of ne Of nv np
shaken opinion In its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, A. c. RAYMOND
AARoEs Run, Ky, Nov. 30, 1858.
The Restorative is put in bottles Of three sizes, large,
medium small; the pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold least twenty per
holds quart 40 cent in proportion and reta for 50
New York. Market street, ST. Louis Mo- BY
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, Pendleton * Co., and retaiied BY every Drug
10 the United States lfebll-ly
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CIIEROKEE CUREI

An WHfGHi79 for Seminal Weakness, Noe
Iurnai Commissions, Ingn0t5ncg Of POoer,
Fdias IN tie Buck otoRN in the Bidder Distracted
and Difficult AeHStra0tio1l, and all Diseases caused
6y dgsatfag from TIE path Of Nature, and indulgia0
an Seyf-POIUtiOR. 80
BY the use OF tn Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened Of generation speedily curei
full vig7r restored
bher X contemplating marriage, should reflect that
mind aud body prom Jte connuba piness
IL The erOkee Lure the poor ebilalsd Won down ard
deSpaing deEotee II sensual pleasure viii dnd relief
1t safe mi pl in TASTE, but date con
tanning mineral poison, bu, from pure vegetable
eGtra'ts in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Prize s. Bottle three bottles S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world
SOll BY all respectable Drug lists everywhere.
tOFFtk MERWIN. Pr Prietors, St Louis, No
sold N Nashville by Ewing Pendl ton, Berry Demove
G. W Hendershott, aud by Druggists ever where
uctlS W
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DR.. HOofiand's Celebrated
ERHAN BITTERS

NNTILL eecusy Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arising from dsordered Liver and
Constipation, Inward Piles Funess Bosd the
Head Acdty Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for
Food Fulness weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking Futsrng the Pit Of the Swimming
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing, Entering the
Choking suocang Sensations when lying posture,
Vision Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain the Heal, Deficiency of PesprOn Yellowne of the
Skin Eyes Pain IN the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagn-
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
propretors in calling the aeD ton Of the public to this
preparations with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
virtues adaptation the diseases which srecommended
and untried article but that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and its rep
utaton and unryaled by similar preparation
testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country
immense and careful poFusal the Almanac published
ally proprietor and be had gratis OF Of his Agents.
satisfy keptca that this remedy really
he great celebrity Il has obtained.
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MFRS. MINSEONK.

An experienced snd female physician, has sOOhin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the proSes
Of eethng by sOfenng the gums reducing sl Inflammation
will allay all pain AMI regulate bowels Depend
it, mothers it will give rest yourselves relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe al See adver
t;senent in another column. oct2S-Iy
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HARDY BROS, Auetioue-rs.

WIHES, BRANDIES. WHESEEYS
Cigars Chewing n Smoking Tobacco, &es
N WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 18Th, 1850, at 10
O'clock will sell for cash only, large splendid
stock Of Fancy and Staple Furniture Cotton shuck Spring
Mssses segond handed Pahos; G Boxes Tobacco $1,000
Cigars; heavy Liquors; besides
handsome lot Of SverPRtsd Ware Gold Watches, Jewey,
etc, all Of which will be sold by virtue Of necessity.
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Cnrrier., Ahdreas.

An elegant present in books worth SIO' OF ''e
money if preferred will be gwen by tne O@rriers
of this office for the best Carriers Address tia'
may be prepared for them by Friday, the list,
d.cIe d5t
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COWhidsug.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ls.-Gen. Frost yesterday cow.
hided E. B. Sayers member Of the battalion of en-
gineers in the recent Southwestern expedition, for
reflections published in the correspondence Of the
Democrat on Friday last
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NOiice To Stockholders of the Nash
willie n Chattanooga &. 81. 60,

y
Nashville Nov -. ca. I
TENuE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Z will be bel. at MurfreesSarO on
tuesday, the IIIh day of Decem Der, mex I,
and on tie following day erection will be hell Tor hiten d.
motors TO the affairs Company for the ensuing
year
Stockholders by showing their certificates OF stock TO the Con
ducors will be carried MureesbOro the whole route
as they prefer, and back home the ll lth I3h Of
December. w A GLEAVES.
uoy2S-td Secretary.
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
in

following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb &C, 1855
Dr. c. NJ JACYsoN-Sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
throat hoArseness recommended ts try Hoo
lands Basamic Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
happy that one half of completely cured
now unhestangly recommend my friends who may be sim
ulsry afflicted and it than justice to bear this
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, abOvs Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, No AIS Arch Street.
Philadelphia sale by Druggist and stoekeePers through
out the United and Canada Price IS cents bote
o. J. WOOD, ST. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLBTON & Co, Nashville. Tenn, Wholesale
Agents RetSed by 10. @. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. b.
MATHEWS Edgehed J. @. D0RCH, South Nashville,
fsbII-ly
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is offered certain reliIbe remedy. Differing every
particular the patent medicines Of the day. chemical
comb nation Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
very great WORTH and hundreds bear glad and grateful
testimony 10 the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH q DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole prpetor article and have in consequence
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color sf hsoutsde
wrapper red yellow and increased the size Of the bottle
u very cautious in buying to that the fac
sme OF their signature the outside Of the wrapper all
others are counterfeit. 70. J. WOOD co St. Louis,
oct9-n Wholesale Agents Tor the Yves,
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuXuriapt HART
HOWE
By using Heimstreets Iainha6s Restorative. Don't US
anything else on your Head.
Price soc and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN & CO., Proprie,ofs Troy, N. Y.
See advertisement headed,
S'YOU LOOK IN VAEN.ss
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ate Arrival Of Boots and shoes
PennnanSh1D
AND
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Mr. DOLB E A

In kirkmans Buildings, Cor. Summer Uuion SITS
ready to receive Pupils in the above Branches Ladies
taught neat easy flowing STYLE o. writing and gen
lehen IN ree,b bold and rapid style. Persons
rom D 70 o"years o. age taught in few les
sons hoars 70 r. ~ 49, 81, snd 70 3 AZ night
PersousfrQm thecountry ~ fpisb shr Lessons In
one week Christmas week viii be opportunity for peopls
70 attend These who wish join M . classes should % 50
without delay The practical U Phanography shown
BY the ooEing note from the Rev J. Hays suggests the
fuiry whether parents should withhold their children
great blessing Can the student enters COLLEGE without
Dc as successful IS the one who daily in the lsHr
Mr.. J. ". DoIBkAR-
Sir; The hrst lessons took rem yen soms tine IN Pho
nographyi have enabled TO Ers o. ths
labor IN preparing sermons and have oubtt VIII soon
enable me 70 cave thrceO1Tths Of IT, have never spent tine
more probably than in Its attainment and Eel perfectly % IN
recommending It to Cergymen generally means b. uheR
vast amount Of time be saved and that TOO Win Tar less
effort than generally supposed. It's principles are few and s
pie, Of easy attainment and the full expression o. every
word Ia the language for present permansntE
cord. "a Erg 40 Iours respectfully,
- d - -s-a.t- 8 "a -f J. 8 HAYs,
Pastor Of the 81 Presbyterian Church
Nashville, Tenn
II CIergvmsn would devote attainment 81
would enable six times that the
the first yslT. decG-R
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The tobacco barn of Mr.. s. Cole, of Gibson coun-
ty, was consumed by fire on the night of the 18th
inst, together with a number of out-houses. Mr..
Coles loss is estimated at $4,000. -..
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We had the pleasure of visit yesterday from our
old friend and former partner, LEoNIDAs TRoUsDALE
Esq, of the editors of the Nashville Union. We
glad to find him in the enjoyment of most excel
lent health. He will remain few days in the city.
Memphis appeal, lSHs. e...-.
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U5Yeterdsy while Hrolling town, happened to
call Msssrs Potter Merwn, Market street, and found
these gentlemen doing business that many old firms might
envy Upon nsury found out that the whole Of their
success Is that they not afraid to ADVERTISE and that their
motto is in the language CT the inspired writer least thy tread
upon the waters and after many days it shall be returned
you" We found file in their office all leading papers
published in the United stses and many Europe Their
advertising alone must amount to thousands Of dollars
nuay They the manufacturers and p7opretors OF the
Cherokee Remedy unfalng remedy for the unfortunate
see advertisement Of the big Indan "Dr Merwin Fever and
Ague Pills certain and preventive of Chiis and
and the ChsrOkee Cure unfang specific seminal
weakness nocturnal emissions and all kindred These
medicines compounded from receipts procured by
propreors from accelerated medicine man. Of the Cherokee
The root bsrs and herbs ali reduced powder
by mills that prepared by and the medicinal properties
eexacted by and alcoholic process in such
that bottle OF medicine has the uniform
medicinal virtue From the laboratory the medicines taken
bulk to the botng and wrapping department, where they go
through the hands Of boys and girls WIS skilled IN putting
each article in beautiful style We much surprised
the ingenuity and dexey displayed Ia this branch Of the bust
After the medicines properly PACKED in strong boxes
and marked they loaded upon drays and taken the
boats and railroad depo and from thence start forth ghnng
speed their destinations mercy to
nearly portion Of the civilized world Webepea these
gentlemen large iortuDeat least they deserve it, for have
edon the amount OF energy and indus
~ displayed by business dec2-dsSWlm.
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EANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Psnk, Murfressboro
Miners Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of jefferson, cambridge.
Some OF brokers Offering the dollar the motel
OF the Bank Of East Tennessee.
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Blood Food
Blood Food I!
Blood food 7
BLOOD FOOD

To al suffering from consumption, inc pent or eonnrme or
from debility 81 kim; from mental prostraon
brought by any cause complaints; from
the kidneys bladder: suffering
the many distressing their liable which
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Louisville. Dec. il9.-The river is falling with
feet water in the ca1qL
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Pony Express.

FoRT KEARSEY. Dec. l9.-The California Pony Ex-
press Of the 9th has arrived. News unimpOrtant.
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River News.

NEW York, Dec. I9-The steamer Atlantic from,
Liverpool brings SsjO,OOO specie.
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Clothing.
We have a large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are selling at
prices to quit the times
South CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par
WARD BIRMINGHAM 4 Co.
Nov24-lm No. 20. Public Square.
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D1ary's fOI. 1861.

Great Sacrifice OF Furnishing
Goods.
on AND 4FTER DECEMBER 18TH, FOR THIRTY DAYS
H. MoGILL wiz large Stock Of Seeds at coat 70
- cash. The celebrated
Paris Yoke shirts
Cost sl2 per dozen. Former price SIS
Shoulder Seam shirts.
Cest SIS Psr dozen. Former price SIS
Se1sOnablel MerinO Shirts
Cost % cents. Former Prios 81 90
-
lbs Izs
hue Assortment OF Shirt Bosoms Heavy DRAWERS ia
match the above Shirts
The reduction will be made Half Hose Gloves Scarf
and Tes 5t-cFs. Handkerchsfs SuspsDdsg ana Al rtc.
isuui II sentiemans furnishing oGr also eur
fancy articles At the sane rate Combs Brushes Pocket Books
Dressing Cases, Domincs, Chsss Nea, &c, &C.
II McGILL,
No. q, Cherry street, one door from Union street
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NcENDARlsM TX MENPHIs-An attempt was made
Monday morning to burn the residence Of Mr.. 5. 2.
REID Of Memphis. Fire was discovered on two sides
CT the house under the sills.
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HENAN THE CHANwoN.-JoHN C. HEENAN who
made the game fight with TON SAVERS, the Champion
OF England. gives his " reception tonight at the
Theatre. There is great curiosity to see him, as
there ever is for notrrietes and sensational objects