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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

Leaves TUESDAY, 3lst inst, at 8 p NJ
Regular Tensas and Bayou Macon Packet
FOR LOWER TENSAS, BAYOU
- N Macon, Floyd Monticello Deerfed, GFoekett's
Point Warsaw. Trinity and Mi intermediate land
aSsxaaTRings Bayou Macon and Black riverTbe
light drang passenger packet Kate Dale John f.
Morton MASTER will leave For freight passage,
having comfortable accommodations. apply hoard.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEIl,
jas Advertising Agent
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THE LOUISVILLE JOURNALISTS NEWS
paper in its thre j. year. has attained celebrity and
circulation surpassed BY few papers ont Ct The city Of New York
the first class The etwok Of Telegraph all
Union enables them report all events of public interest
cics 1T Railroad communication offer channels for The
prompt delivery Of the Journal TO subscribers In the short
period after publication.
The Agricultural Department of the journal is made of
special attention and interest," The articles under this head
prepared by Practical Farmer and have commanded the
proya Of some of the best agcris OF this and other States
The terms OF subscription follows per year
Large Daily; sent by mail .,.,.-.e.Ss 90
Country Daily and Tr Weekly. 5 90
Weekly On clubs Of ien) s,,,,.... | 70
Weekly single ..,.t.:+..,..,.tt ~
Remittances by mail in registered letters at risk
All communications addressed to
PRENTICE HENDERSON OSBORNE,
jal0 Huntsville KY.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. 28. at5P
FOR UPPER RED RIVER III.

n rect--fp khfnichf DOnkY vile, Clarksg3ie Ru
land; Lanespert, Rocky Comfort. White GBf
RS Washington, Fulton, Spring Bank all way
iandings-Ihe superior Hight frailgh steamer Era No. Il
John kouns master viii leave above giving clear bf2s
through. For freight OF passage apply on board.
ial8 Adyertisino' .oent
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4eiyeS on FRIDAY, 9Th inst, Mt 5P. Nj.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKF

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
H. hs--For Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs Shreveport
GRAND Kayou, CcHstattat Gampe Grand EcaFe
Fondien Landing. Alexandria, Norrnan's Cor
o1 Bafbins and e intermediate landings Red fiyer-The
new and swift running steamer TIE M r.
For freight or passage apply hoard
ja26 y A ,i,.ar h5s.' . gs,,
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Leaves ON SATURDAY 18th iustat5P
FOR UPPER RED RIVER If

atStTlu or ttlamichi. jOAkyle, Glatksliie -
land Ianesport, Rocky Comfort White tliA4
sEs=s W ashngfan. Fulton. Spring Bank and all way
andings-The SUPERIOR Hight dtaHght steamer X q nsn
y N Ben1ett master will leave allows, giving bills
through. For freight passage apply board.
-, VlRGINIUs 9. DENTzRI4,
jAsb Advertising Agent
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FOR ATTAKAPAs.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan % at P. NJ.
FOR ATTAIxAPAS VIA pLA-
6S hqueine.The fast running and light draft
Gossa amer, j. p. Forgny. will leave
xsS6a above, taking freight and passengers for Bet.
Brashear cities, Lower AfhafayAy PattersOnsie
Centerye Franklin Clarendon, Teanneres New IBERIA St.
Mariinsye Fanse Pointr and all intermediate landings For
freight passage apply on board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
ja23 Advertising Agent.
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W. n tut INl.F,
DIS law3w secEGtaice du bureau des Asst Aldermen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

For the benefit Of the living always proper say
ing q the merorou dead But Il s often done in such
san of eung, that they il their dark
house, s deserving though thy might have bsen shey
would not dream spoken Of themselves, but that It meant
But Of The two old persons lately deceased JoNlrHAs PORK
Esq, DgaH his WIFE, Sequatche Waller East
Of whom wish sonetanga statement Of unaaon
ed facts would be the greatest eulogy Could fall and rutsal
history Of their pure and simple lives be writtenof their labors
together for than half esntur0i the outdoor and the
indoor Vorof the Of their servants farm garden
stecof the training and ordering their househoidhoE
yoang couple might receive lessons Of nstrcen ana
he inspired with hepe and codrsgel From small
most IRON nothag at their FIRST setting out life togeterwat
complete success attended all their eho and how greatly were
they bessedi Many persons always complaining ~
dence. Providence, say they, against item But ~ Is NOT
Providence bt their op law ald hrfess selves. BY indus
try, economy, fair dealing and faithful ohseF9ace ~
the old gentleman acquired very handsome propes' @ M
had Just the right 20 help 1s eln y
than half the battle 1t does not insure victory % rue near a
And then in the bringing Of their children and i'm
pressing upon their minds proper ~ 81, S
Like father his word vas ms 49, ls Ia WY
trains up bis sons nplantng correct ana ssnas them
forth with clear heads ana M "a r bis country h i pst
such men that always the race Of me success
cli5 ~ fe mother in bringing up the daughters. Perhaps
some who read or think The writer acts an indel
orI ~ IA frus' and Esfsred the living, only to
uStTa the mertoous character Of the dead But I'VE that
bes knoW the truth-the half has been told.
shall not attempt speak Of the kindness, and hospitality,
and good nehbohp emnently characteristic Of The deceased
Let Of friends and visitors who hrongd their house
daily during their potrad sickness, anxious them and
them bear witness But this kind attention Of
friends prayers children and children children,
and medical sk country alike vain
Tho human machine had out the lamp Of life
hausted. And their is the silver cord is oOsed
the golden bowl boken the pitcher broken the fountain;
the wheel broken at the cs. They gone their long
home, and the 90 about the Long had they
lived together enjoying the respect and affection Of all who knew
them together had they toed for their children, aud lived to ed
ucae them ALL family and had them all happ
y settled in the world And after long life keckered
doubt with joys and sorrow, smiles and together they have
sunk into the grave both with confidence thst
Being who had sustained them all the long life
abling them TO OF than cOnquerer. As they
and mayWe not say what happy coincidence
The old gentleman dsd Saturday. the 18th n1 and the
old lady the following Monday within very few hours Of
each oherboth being the seventy fourth year Of their age
-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
ThirtT.sIxth Congress.--First sessian.


I WASHINGTON, March 30.-SEx1rE-The Chair lai,
7 before the Senate a message from the President
in reply to resolution OF inquiry relative to tho
operation Of the navy in Mexico and their anthorf
~ therefor. Ordered to be laid on the table and tC
be printed
Mr. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign Re
lations. reported bin relative to the assembling
ct q convention of commissioners, from the United
States and from Paraguay, to consider the claims
Of the Rhode Island Company, and TO meet in
Washington, and sit three months the expenses
to be paid jointly by both Governments. He
asked for the present consideration Of the BILL Laid
over.
The bill TO carry out the provisions of the 10Th
section of the treaty between the United States and
Mexico, concluded Feb. ?, 1913 was taken up. 1t
provides for the Commissioners to adjudicate pri-
vate claims under the treaty, there being special
fund in the treaty for paying them. After debate
it was laid over.
The private calender was taken up and bills upon
it discussed the balance of the day.
Adjourned.
H0UsE-On motion of Mr.. Colfax, the amendment
providing that if any person ind0rses on letter that
it IS to be returned to him in thirty days if not cali
ed for it shall be so done instead of being sent to
the dead letter Office was passed.
A number Of private bills were passed.
The House then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
mEROKEE REMEDY,
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
NauseOUS Drugs and Poisonous



VNTE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant delicious syrup compounded from Nature
own Reedie5one which viii speedily and permanently cure
you or the compounds heretofore ue with all their
ditang effect together with the loahsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for GonOr-
rea Glee Gravel Structure, FuOr Abus Whites Femae)
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases
natural laws after all other preparations have ed
best merces to offending msn Instances could
producedof its effects, which woCld stagger credulty
preparations heretofore used have failed;
this nsyern instance been known fail Happily for
mankind, the Governor of theworld Father who ac
to Kill, but
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for these diseases
which taken, quickly flies parts system attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage huy
admirable gives it rest unlit has completely expelled it
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient former
health aid yigOr.
This Remey strikes at the very root Of the disease its
ency not ply to suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends.
u , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the entire
sencs all taste smell It lay the
ing room the toilet table without being suspected
'sfeunedy" FOR secret diseases
II eOn Neneral diseases, with full directions Tor heir
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
y Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in med
cines. tOITEI & MERNI IN, Sole PrOpretors,
st. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville at wholesale bv Berry Demove and Ew
ing Pendetoni at retail BY Hendersho and all Drug
gists everywhere. dec4-dtW&Ely -inside
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE
ONLY DISCOVER
wokFnr or sr ooSIDEsos ron

i ON Il DISCOV6 Err &
woErnr OF ssr coNrIDEscz ron
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
RNANY since tbe great discovery OF Prof Wood, have at
have discovered something would produce results Identical
they have all come and soae being carried BY the
forced 20 leave TIE held its rssess sway Bead tbs follow
ing ,,s., o
PRoF O. J. W00D & Co.: Gsnts-Ihe letter wrate in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which you
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the case The inquiries
first il fact Of habaton and name, stated ia
the communication second, it true Of all therein contained
hird does hair still continue to be ia good order and Of
natural eoiorl To ali and do answer nvsriabysyes y
past soft. thrifty and better coored the same is true OF
my Whskell and the ony cause Why il is not generally true IS
that the substance washed of by frequent abluton OF the
face, when used By Npng the face in close eonnec
ton with the whser the same result will follow as tle I
have been in herecpt Of great many letters from an parts
OF New England asking me hair still continues g oe
goods there is much fraud n the manufacture and sale OF
various compounds well this, it has, donb been nasy
initiated and been used, not only without any gooe el oa
absolute injury have not used Of your FoIe ey
recount for months, and yet my hair Is Is good ~ ever
hund eds have examined it with surprise, as am nov u years
old and not gray hair in my head or on ny FACE sna 20 prove
this fact send you lock Of ny hair taken on me Past week
received your favor Il two quart bottles as summer, r
which am very Frseul gave to my isnas, ae ls9y
induced to try it, many skeftcs until after trial
and then purchased and used with universal success viii
ask az favor that you send ne test py whc S
fraud in the Restorative sold By many fear Without sutor
y from from you. pure article VIII insure sucoss' anu
believe where good ELECTS do not follow me s[ Is caused
deem ny duty as heretofore keep you apprd Of the
esct on NV hair a assure All who inquire Of Of ny
shaken opinion in is valuable results rel4in aesT Ss
yours, a y $3.50 NJ aVS S
The Retive is INT m in bottles Of three Sizes viz: arge
medium and anall he sa Il holds pint and retail for 81
per bote the mediums least twenty per cent more in
holds quart AZ Der cent orein proportions and retails for 50
bottle O. T. Wood a. Co, Propretors, IA Broadway
% ia Market street, S. Louis No; sold by ali
good Druggists and Fancy Goods bearers; oeals1 Dy
bonse IN he tJni:e5 States [feb1I-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS March 3I.-Marin, signing himself
Admiral of the Mexican Navy, publishes protest
against the capture of his steamers. He says that
neither the Saratoga, IndianOla Wave showed
their flags when approached. He knew the Indian
ola and Wave were Jaurez steamers. and supposed
them towing armed boats to attack him, and he at
tempted TO escape. He says two shots were fired
at him, which were returned He then recognized
the Saratoga and ordered the firing TO cease. not
withstaading tue attack continued with the known
results. He says he purchased the steamers at Ha-
vana from merchants by order Of the Supreme
Government Of Mexico, and had nationalized one OF
them The other was to be natiOnalized on reaching
Mexico if she proved worthy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

ORLEANS March 3GSaes OF Cotton day bales
Mdding iBlO Sales Of the week "A 500 bales Receipts
bales against "A coo bales during cores
Tonding year. Exports Of the week $500 Re
septs Port ahead Of last 454 OO bales South
500 Stock New Orleans 455 500 baes
SAVANNAH, March 29Sales Of to-day bales Tie
depressed and quotations Irregular Sales
the $500 bales Receipts Of the Receipts
Of year G265U bales Receipts at all ports 74O m
bales. Stock on hand l,350 bales.
SHARLEsTOS March 2Sass OF to-day $40 bales The
market depressed Sales Of the week Co. bales Receipts
Of the week 1868 bales
NOZZLE March 29Saes q cotton to-day 1000 bales Mid
dli2gs lO9lOI4c. The market was unchanged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

Tennessee Bonds sold in New at Olc which
which is an advance Of &c the previous days
From the first report Of the Superintendent the
Department Of eW York. just submitted the Legislature Of
that State, We take the following general statement We have
emitted from the cable the figures OF "GrOs Income and
Losses these ports the being incomplete the
ports Of the Marine Companies being these items hide
pendent OF these the total gross Sl6g Of
losses a6 sor convenience have stricken the cents
from the table.
The amounts premiums received during the
year BIZ all the Fire Marine and Life Insurance Comnanes
this State exclusive Mutual Companies reaeh the
ormous sum Of So, 3{3,I76 IL
The cash premiums received during the by Mutsal
Insurance Companies to the Of s944O3 H.
the premium notes amount 70 The sum Of 81 49446 So
The following table will give ide Of the magnitude or the
business Of Companies Of the State Of New York.
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The ship independence on Fire.

NEw ORLEANS, March 3l.-The ship lndePence,
from Bah with $500 bales of cotton has been on fire
since early last night, the hold. She is probably
a total loss. Valued at $500 600
The steamer Empire City from Havana the 18th
has arrived. There was great excitement about the
capture of the NiramOn expedition. The papers de-
nOunce the capture as an act Of
Sugar was buOyant and active, S9(g9 reals. The
stock was $50 900 boxes against 100000 boxes last
year. Molasses b. Freights slightly declined Tx
change, Sterling l35@I34; New York 2@@3!.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

lReporisI b II. n. HAaEisos, stsamooat Agenhl
River reessirs. with sfeets inches on the Shoals
Weather still indicating further rains.
Hazel Dell returned to the Shoals Tor the residue
Of her freight and wall be up and discharged by
Monday morning next. and ready for the reception
Of Cincinnati. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
Pittsburgh freight
The Belle Creole, at last accounts, was Tightening
at the Shoals, and. viii be in port to-day
The Ella was unavoidably detained yesterday.
but viii positively leave for Padueah this morning.
The Minnetonka win be the Mondays noon boat
for Paducah.
ARRIVED
Hazel Dell, Pittsburgh
Ella, Paducah
Acacia Cottage, Ports above
DEPARTED.
Melrose, Cincinnati
b. NJ Runyan, st. Louis.
Edmonia, Carthage.
ExPECTED.
Gen Anderson, ST. Louis.
MinnetOnka, Paducah.
Belle Creole, Cincinnati.
LEAVING.
The Ella viii be this days mail boat for Paducah,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ
The Hazel Dell viii be the Monday mornings
boat for Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, at
O'Clock, p. NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
. ,CautiOn--The article OF

sCaUtIOn---The article OF
dsEG-e--ssS Whisky we'll known as "Dalys Are
80 valley Whskey has established areputaons universal
renders it difficult forthe manufacturer to keep pace with the
Snd This is result Of perseyeruC energy its ntre
ton sustained BY determination adopted the outset AID
Ever instant departed FROM that Its original purity and
r,riyaIed excellence should continue to the end
TIE common fate attendant upon all such successful Efforts
bak the manufacturer 1t is initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
- sd an inferior and spurious ARTICLES paled OF upon
ne community to the great detment Of the public well as
injury Ia the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
@ Every effort has been made to guard against this piracy
m opyrcht Of the Label AID BY peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon nv rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those wo may possess by having been vicnized or otere
As me to protect the public and myself by pIoecu
ton to the utmost Of the law. The genuine Da Aro-
matte Valley Whskey put up in cases OF i bottles each win
Light yellow Label and scaled with yellow wax Win the pro
petor stamp the and fac-simile signature oil the pro-
petor on the label. All other articles are limitations
II Consumers depend getting pure ertce when
they buy Valley Whskey is sold by the bottle AM in case
only . wa. n ,, pAI1,
ssp2I-dam Sole Proprietor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
Convention.

BOsToN March 2g.-The Constitutional Union party
convention was held IN this city. Two hundred and
twelve towns were represented Hon. Nathan Silsby
was elected President and addresses were delivered
by the President Marshall p. Wider George S. Hill
lard, Leyerett SaltOnstall, and George A. Curtis
Resolutions calling on the conservative and patriotic
men of all parties TO unite for putting down agi-
tatiOn and sectional differences to check government
extravaganza to protect home industry, and for a
thorough change in the political affairs of the States
were adopted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
AYERS
Cure
FOR THE sPEEnv CURE or

EnE TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Aeue, Re
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious FeveTs, indeed for the
whole class Of diseases originating m bill
iaTy arrangement. caused by the Malaria
of miasmatie countries.
No one remedy is louder called for BY the ne
cessities Of the American people than O sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. such we are
now enabled 10 offer, with perfect certainty
that it VIII eradicate the disease and with as
surance, founded on proof, thar 10 harm can
arise from its use IN any qusHtity.
That which protects from prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the conHsis-
mites where il prevails. Prer-uf9a is better tLm
cure, for the patient escapes the nsk which he
must run m violent attacks Of tins baleful dis
temper. This % CURE eXpcls the miasmatic
poison Of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, if takoE
on the first approach Of its prem0uitory symptoms.
It Is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this c-ss OF complaints bat also the cheapest
The large quantity We supply for dollar brings it
within the reach Of every body and IN bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE PREVAILS every
body should have it and u il freely both for cure
and protection. Il is hoped this price VIII place it
within the reach Of all - the poor IS well as the
rich. A great superiority on this remedy over aLy
cure Of Ilteruttents is that it contains Quinine
or mineral consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the c0nsttl-
ton. Those cured By II are left as healthy a. Il
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which Neural
ga, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
TOothaohe, Earache Catarh, Asthma, Palpitation,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis. and Dermgement Of
the Stomach, all Of which. when originating in
this cause put on the intermittent type OF become
periodical. This 4" CURE expels the poison fr0Ia
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike
1t is an invaluable protection TO immigrants and
persons travelling OF temporarily residing IN the
malariOus districts. If taken occasionally OF daily
while exposed to the Infection, that VIII be ezcre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity TO sipen into disease. Hence it
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few viii ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

VrVuIs thorough and popular bred Race Horse and
stallion vii remain al ny stables anothef sea u
T. . -, 4 --sf.g 81 ~
@ a never beaten the course nor pa me lr ng
~ sfr of some Of best aeer OF TIER years NE laEg
~ 80 f1sst breeder have known, in proof Of which the
| m ne fairs show that his colts took more premiums uan
- viii be so 70. boroughh ed and S3n forcommnn
mares In all cases the cash wan BE before 'nr removal
rF1t i'm Close Of At 81 per week, eNcert when
Attention iced Is required No liability for acci-
s m an cases OF failure the return gratis The next
800 ar be money fer returned at my option
W @ HARDING.
;o,as-tg9m HlwJm miles west % Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY PgYSlC.

so composed that disease within the range Of Their
action rarely withstand or evade them. Their PEN
eratng properties Search and cleanse and invigorate
every portion Of the human organism, correcting It's
diseased action, and restoring its healthy vittes. As
consequence Of these properties, the invalid wuo is
bowed down with pain physical debfys ast0nished
to find his health or energy restored BY remedy az
once so simple and inviting.
NOtBonly do they cure the everyday complaints al
every body but also many formidable and dangerous
Diseases The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their cures and directions for their in the follow
ing complaints: C0SfireucsS, HerTt5iuz, Head1chs,
ayisi4y from dis0Tre8 stomach, Nausea Indigestion,
PAIN ~ and Morbid hacti0l Of the B0irels, Flauncs
Loss Of appetite, Jaigldice and other kindred cc1
plants arising from low state Of the body 05strlc-
ton Of its functions They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength % the system de6ated By disease.