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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25

STREET COMMISSIONER AND FIRE WARREN.-We
have been requested 10 publish the following act
introduced in the Common Council Thursday night
by Mr.. CHEATHAu, Of the fifth ward;
AN ACT, creating the Office Of Street commSener and Fire
sro1rosI Be enacted b. tie CITY Council q HasAgals
That AZ The irs' regular meeting OF the Sy OOu1el a.
passage thus and the regular meeting IN each DC
ober thereafter the City Council shall elect in the same manner
s Recorder elected, person who qualified % perform
street Commissioner AID Fire Warden, who shall hold his ote
f one year until successor elected who shall give bond
In he penal o. five thousand dollars conditioned Tor the
faithful and fearless performance his duties with such security
a. may required by the City C0u0cl, and take the same
cath that u,red 70 De taken Of the City Engineer
SIC enacted, That shall be the duty the afore
d officer 20 tuperiuend person. and 10 personally super.
w. he opening, making grading, paving, snd repairing Of
AZ he Streets sys' and sidewalks also, the
an Of bridges. sewers culysrts, cutters and 70 in
- al materials therein under he direction OF
a. CITY Engineer, and to report Mayor any fail
ne ity to comply with the lie shall also INSPECT
AM buildings berg erected ty the individuals ADD
should opinion that any building is being erected in
manner unsafe the public or injurious to the property in the
immediate neghborhood' or m any violation Of
city, he shall report The same to Tie City Council their
regular meeting he shall ascertain the facts in has
report.
src3 BE II enacted That whenever fire occurs the Street
ufssi9rer and Fire Warden shall once, without 5ev
proceed 10 The place such ere has occurred .ryy
inspect the premises and examine Witnesses until he shall
have ascaned The cause Of such FIRE. and II nceudares are
connected ame shall have gathered all the testimony
possible that would go convict the guilty parties all OF which
be shall report the Mayor he com
peej his investigation shall be tie duy Of the Mayor upon
The report 20 take mue lately such steps as will prctec pro
pery citizens and arrest any incsndares that report
the See commissioners as Aforesaid indicate las
th same before the Hrs. regular meeting OF Tie City Council
thereafter.
SIC Be- c1actsf That the Street Commissioner ard
Warden shall receive Tor his services salary az The rate
per anuu which may at the discretion or the Council
and thal perform such other duties the City Council
prescribe.
SECS Be H enacted That it shan not be lawful for the Stree
Commissioner h be Interested either directly indirectly
contract Tor me Improvement Of the Streets In TIE under
aud upon asYioaton Of this section he shall forfeit his oic
and he declared ineligible lO the Tor six months thereafter
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New YORK, March 2S-The steamers Etna and
City of Manchester have arrived from Liverpool
and the Karnack from Havana and Nassau
NEW YORK, March 24.-It is rumored that Lieut.
Bartlett has challenged Gen. Morris, of the HON.
Journal, in consequence of newspaper remarks
touching the Diamond Wedding.
An abandoned SLAYER, brigantine rugged, was
found and taken into Bahamas
The steamers Vanderbilt and City of Baltimore
sailed to-day for Liverpool. They take no specie.
1t is reported that A. T. Stewart, dry-gOods mer
chant has been taken to the insane asylum.
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From Vera Cruz.

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-The schooner Virginia
Antolnette is below with Vera Cruz dates Of the
evening of the 18th.
The military Conference amounted to nothing.
The bOmbardment was recommended with re-
doubled energy with shot and SHE'LL which is taking
effect in the city killed several, and done much
damage. Many shot fell among the shipping under
the castle without damage.
Two Spanish war steamers arrived on tn 18th.
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Foreign.

New YORK, March 24-The Turin Opilione as
serts that the governments of Chambray, Savoy
and Nice about publishing a proclamation ac-
cOrdant with the views contained in Cavour's note
of March I'd.
The Official Gazette publishes Farini's reply tc
CavOur's message Of Feb. 29th, saying that if the
form of the new vote is not decided, he would pre-
fer universal suffrage.
The acts of Rome have destroyed all the POSSIBLE
ity of a vIcarate as proposed by France
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Hutiny of Cooliea,

BOsTON, March 24.-The ship Norway, of New
York five days out from Macao, for Havana with
one thousand Coolies, when the Coolies mutnied and
engaged in fight which lasted all night Thirty
Coolies were killed and wounded.
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L ''-'--f 80
/ Low l4lddins 3 q 81
] dlddling 95zl910
ToBACOOIhe tobacco market been quite brisk during
the Wses The following The particulars Of each day trans
aciions:
Or Monday Hamilton sold 25 hhds u.s. o. co. 90
2s5 25, So 6s, IS 30, So Co. 565 $40 IS IS
90, IS, IS, 75,6 Is, 6 IS, s rs, s. and S..
On Tuesday Usher, Weless 4 Co. 81 bids at IS CO. 65
97o, 81, 95 90, 10, 49, So So So Is, 81
400 5OO co. %. 05 o5 S. 05 TO- 60, co. 90,
G IS, 6 so, : 90, and e5.
On Wednesday Fisher, Whsisss CO.. sold Aids at l55
and5@.
On Thursday A. Hamilton sold q hhds at s., CO. 90 TO-
1856 Is, 400, 90 IS, Is, 80, SOS 49, SIS IS, So
. 80 5 IS, 6 %, 625, IS, GO, IS, and g.
On Friday A. Hamilton sold 20 hhds at co. 80 SO2 352
49, 49, CO. 65 e65 e75 275 975 go 2s5, 3d. 2s0
s5 IS, 90 O5 40 Is, s, 30 49, So So 40
20, 475 So S. IS, co. 10, o5, 05 20, 80 49,
54i, SO, 50, CO. CO. $50 IS, co. %, 6OO CO. o.
O, 90, go 25 95 IS, So, So 60S 90 %, 90
On saturday, Fisher heles Co sold IS hhs at 9O5 s5
as, ESQ., co. $780, 905 05, IS, o5,Ssa 49, 400 $50
65,5 IS, 5 IS, and 30.
BREADsTUFFsThe stock OF -Four the market continues
light with an active demand both FOR home consumption
export enabled realise all prices We quote
City supsrfne S6955O and Extra at S7a75O per barrel,
the outside figures being the retail prices Country is firm at
S273 FOR superne and s3259350 for In
pounds.
The recsips Wheat light AMI must continue
til the new crop comes into market Buyers readily pay $50
20 bushel for fair Red and White and 81 IS for prime
There active demand for Corn, and buyers readily pay ~
97Sc psrbushel, according quality, and furnish sacks.
PROFESSIONALS receipts Of Bacon continue quite lib
and fair demand from the sOuhWe quote Shout
dOs at &c, Hams &c, and Clear Sides O9lOHc from wagons
From packed advance these quotations demanded
Lard oontnuesu good demand We quote pruein good ship
ping packages at 91<e.
IRISH POTAToEs-The marke. is we'll supplied and We
quote the market firm at S393.5O.
GRoCERIEs-The market is we'll supplied with Groceries
and there considerable activity in this department. Coffee
remains firm at the reported last week. We quote
sUsAR-Fair s9sJ< aud Prime to Choice 999Ifc in hogs
heads, and c advance these quotations in bsrres New
York Coffee Sugars tO9s Crushed and Powdered ll92ci
Loaf Il I9I2c
MoLLEs SYRUP Moasses IL barrels 454c gal; half
barrels 50c Sugar House 43945c Golden Syrup in barrels
Use, half barrels Csc, and kegs tten gals 81
OoFFEE-Ro l3z9l45zci Laguyra l49l5c Java 1920 b.
TEL-Impea GunpoWder 50975ci Young Hyson 40
960 Black 609SI so.
sALTWe quote Coarse Sack $50, and Fine at 81 COG
7O, and Barrel 30c bushe The stock the market
ample 10 meet the demand
COTTON YARNS-Ths following the agents quotations
Tor Cotton Yarns zoo and sOO 90 doE 6OO lOc 5OO lie; and
900, I2c
WHsSKY.-Rectifed is held at 22924o gallon, and
county at 5OS75c1 according to quality.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE
ONLZ DTSCOWER S


WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE EoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
WTAEY since the great discovery Prof Wood, have at
lth tempted not only initiate his restortTei but profess %
have discovered something that would produce results aatca
but they have all and gone, being carried away ~ ne
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation. and have 1sn
B.~H. MAINE, April Isth. 1859.
PROP O. J. Woop & Co. GeutsThe letter wrote you in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative ana Nhl you
published in this vicinity and elsewhere has gwen rise 70
sre first IS Il fact OF my hahafon and name as saea 10
the communication; second, Is II iFee q ~ 49, 80 go
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hair even better than in stage q ny ~ o oy y
nv 5 and re osy cause Why is not generally true IS,
that the Substance washed on ~ le4leL VI me
- 5i,ers the same result viii follow the hair.
have been in beresept Of great many sers ron al parts
~ ~ F-Ief aszfng ne if ny hair still continues be
80 fre ID 4 much fraud il the manufacture and sale OF
Various well this il has, doubt, been basey
bt iu have used any OF your restorative Of any
sceoun for some months, and hair good ever,
"a and not gray hair in head my face and prove
ms fact send you lock Of my hair taken past week
favor u two quart bottles last summer, for
which grateful gave it my friends, and thereby
them to try is many ske teal until after trial
and then purchased and used with universal will
favor, that you by which can discover
maud IN the Restorative, sold BY many, fear without author
believe where COED eeots do not follow the failure caused
by the impure article which the inventor Of good
deem duty heretofore keep you spprsed Of the
effect my hair. assure all who inquire Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results. remain, dear ~
yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
AAROss Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1855.
The Restorative put bottles Of three Sizes large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per Do1te be MEDIUMS mold az least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL res for &c per bote the large
holds quart 20 cent more proportion, and reas for 50
New York, and ia Market street, ST. Louis Mo- by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlssaed BY
EWens ton & CO., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United States. lfebl1-ly
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ST. LOUIS, March 24-The river is falling. all the
upper streams are declining. Boats are obliged to re-
ship or tighten over the rapids. Arrivals are nu-
merous, and the receipts of freight very large.
LOUISVILLE, March 24.-The river is falling with
five feet nine inches water in the canal.
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SAVANNAH March 2saes Of cotton to-day 200 bales, with
firm market The les OF the week reach $780, and the
c2ts $500 against $500 last year The stock hand So,
600 bales Sterling Exchange dull at 6 per cent premium
CHLRLEToS, March 22Sae Of cotton to-day $500 bales,
and sales during the week $1,000 bales, The market closes
better the higher grades and the lower qualities
depressed, at 1 decline during the week. Madding Fair
closes IiI cents The receipts OF the Coz basss
MOBILE March 2lsale Of Cotton to-day $500 bales, The
market dull easier prices, without change in quotations
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DIR. KINGS DIsPBNSARY
-. ,,.,r,- i. ~, ,-,,-.,-, -

A(~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the lss,
SGS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who Ia,
devoted hs attention to the treatment Of private for ave
thirty years fattsrs HIMSELF having attended 10 rsct
many years. cured many thousands be IL enabe 10 ~
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad thew NAV he
from iniudcious medical treatment from neglect ~ bs
DR. Kings DisPensary is No 23Desderek street betee s
and the Square, where he cures all diseases OF private ~
GoNoRHEA cured without medicine or ntefrens
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old date eHectsIlv eured in f
days, by operation which no pain Where srcturs
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps no disease
mischief and uncermineE the constitution so much
SYPHILIS Win All the diseases Of the Ekn growing out Of neg
lect or Dad treatment can he eecuay cured in days,
skHAL WEAKNESS particular attention having given 20
TINS dsea and al the consequences growing brought
an IN many cases By the destructive inconderae
1ouhs and excessive indulgence passions neglect Of
Whlch VIII undermine the constitution rendering Guhc
h Tor business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be aborng With any difficulty Of the Hsnh
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, BY writing and stating their CASA with
Zee ecosed, directed to Dr. A King No . Deaderk street
Nashville Tenn, will have the neoassry medicine @ % nsr
address, with directions. Strict ohIsd UNI
houra from O'Clock in the morning until in the sEentng
nay23. IS59-dSwlv
COAL OIL,
BBLs Coal Oil, very suPesOs Article, just received
RkTNg puOyvnF 4 "a
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att Gazette says Of the Provision Market on til e

The Cincinnati Gazette says Of the Provision Market on tn
22d:
The in the produce market to day indicate sluggish
ness and prices Of the leading articles sustained with diff
Guilty The confidence Of hoeder in the future and their
q1en unWDgEess to fierce sales make concessions constitute
the only support the trade present Consumers
with buying from hand to mouth and signs OF speculative
feeling be any quarter This state Of things far
regards provisions is not in accordance with the theory
whO relying upon short supplies have anticipated better
prices And the theory it is to be remarked not
able It much reasonable, indeed than the theories
which usually obtain in this lire Of business According the
reliable estimates the stocks Of hog products the country
at this time falls short OF the supplies at the corresponding date
las. year equal to 100000 hogs, follows
Deficit November ,0OG
Deficit in packing GOO
Excess Of foreign exports since Janaury OOs
Here have formidable showing in favor Of holders
nothing the in the shipments Of hogs East
increased Southern consumption this Yet find prices
at this place the sd OF March comparing follows:
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and consumpve demand and increased export
movement prices, lower than they year
remarkable feature this exhibit the
price Of pork, which is S7 against SlS while the stocks
ctuntry fully 10000 bbls March, 1885,
the deficiency estimated at much higher figure.
These exhibits would tive have produced intense
excitement operators have learned great within the
months TheyR enough year pecusons based
upon short Deceived they have been by the Of
'wo" iWOud be difficult TO make them sensible Of
danger Of scarcity and il the hungry animal within
gunshot OF them they would hardly believe the report Hence
the speculative movements and hence therefore, the
comparative stagnaon In the trade The regular consumpve
demand doing work in the reducing the stocks but
It doing quietly An excitement in the market would insure
higher prices would diminish and the eonsump
ton. The lethargy Of psculsors therefore, will prommO the
Irregular Stocks going
required, and much rapidly than il prices
inflated they would be SPECTATORS displayed much actV
ity usual City packed pork sold to-day at STA de-
cline OF 25c.
dull 799Z for shoulders and sides Bulk meats
dull, 81 for shoulders and Sk9s% for sides There
hing inquiry for lard, with sales lO1 for prime barrel
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And nv all respectabe Druggists throughout the country
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ST. LOUIS, March 24-The Touring mills of Wells
Co, at GAINESVILLE Mo-. with large stock of wheat
and flour was burned on Thursday. Loss 100000
uninsured.
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Also extensive Dealers in
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Head Hurried Breathing, Futterng at the Heart
Choking OF Suocsng Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
ness Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency OF Perpauon AeoWnes OF the
Skin and Eyes Pain Side, Back, Chest Limbs &C. Sud-
den Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagn
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happy that half Of il completely cured me
unheatingy recommend it to friends who may be sun
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Prepared only by c. NJ. Jackson, No 4s Arch Street
Philadelphia and FOR sale by Druggist and Sorekeepers through
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o. J. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
WIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville. Tenn, wholesale
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AMENDMENT or rHE CnY CHARrER.-An amend
ment to q Senate bin which has become law,
makes sunday amendments to The city charter Of
Nashville. similar to those recommended BY the
City Council with the exception that the question Of
50 amending the charter as to elect The municipal
officers for a term of two years is submitted to a
vote Of the people at the next election. If major
y vote in favor Of such an amendment it is to take
effect Immediately.
To me YogNo MES-The 9TH, in the series of
lectures to young men, viii be delivered by request
of the Young Mems Christian Association Of this
city by Rev. JosErB BARDwELL, associate Pastor Of
the lst Presbyterian Church, on this Sabbath Even
ing at 2 p. m.
SUBJEor-Causes Of Infielity in the Young.
The public are invited.
Rev. J. R. Caves viii preach at Firenens Hall
Capitol HID to-day. Services 20 commence at 10Y
O'Clock A. H.
RIB sNOWDEN co.
No, 4 North Cherry street,
Have always on hand fine stock of
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Wines and Brandies,
Observation-Disclosures Goods,
Foreign Fruits,
Green and Black Teas,
Havana Cigars, &C. &c.
Our stock of Wines is complete embracing the
finest brands Of Champagne, CIarets, Sparkling and
Still German Wines Hungarian Italian, Sicily and
Native Wines: all Of which are warranted pure and
unadulterated.
Scotch and English Ales;
London and Dublin Porter;
English, French and American
Fruits and Vegetables;
Preserves and Pickles;
Sauces, Jellies, Mustards, Condiments,
and deicaeies Of every description, from all parts
of the world.
We have lust received selected stock of genu-
ine fine Havana Cigars, which we offer, together
with large and varied stock Of every thing in our
line as low as any house in the Southern country.
R. B. SNOWDEN & CO..
UNION AND AMERICAN BLOCK
GROVER & BAKERS NOIsELEss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two Spools,
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
mar7-dwtf No Public Square
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We authorized TO CARY A. HARRIS, Will
hanson county, candidate Attorney General the
deG CrCu composed Of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4- I'd
We suhOris, 10 announce JAS Z. RAINES Esq,
candidate FOR the flee Of Attorney General FOR the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson, SumnEr
and Davidson. Election 10 May, 1860.
Weare authorized announce S. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate Tor Attorney General Of the 9th Judca
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
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