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Extra session Of the senate.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-On motion of Mr.. Hale,
his resolution for the election of Sergeantat-Arms
and Door-keeper was laid over for the present.
On motion of Mr.. Powell, it was
Resolved That the President be requested TO com
municate to the Senate, If not incompatible with
the public interest," the dispatches from Maj. Ander
son TO the War Department during the time he has
been command of Fort SUMTER
Mr.. Howe resumed his speech in opposition to
Mr. Douglass resolution calling for information re-
lative to Southern Forts, &c.
He showed the difficulties of procuring amend
ments to tee Constitution which Mr. Douglas ad-
vocated as q remedy for the troubles, and argued
that the recognition Of the seeded States would
not produce peace, and that the issue is between
loyal citizens and those who deny the authority Of
the Government. He said the Unionists in the Sc
ceded States were borne down by tyranny from
which they ought to be relieved. He asked Mr..
Douglas to unite with him and the Republicans in a
declaration that while we do not propose to make
war, we do not intend that war shall be made on
US.
Mr.. Douglas said if the War Department was not
in possession of the information which this resolu-
ton calls. no BARN could result from such an an
swer. BE apprehended that this information would
tend to aIay public excitement. He supposed there
was no danger, az to Fort Sumter, but de-
sired to know whether Foot PIckens would be held
merely for irritation.
He (Dcuglas) wanted to find out whether we are
to have peace or war. He believed the policy TO
be peace. The threat TO collect revenue and block
ade tine ports was without legal authority. 1t was
8 threat to violate the Constitution. Was it wise
to deude the people into the belief that the Admin
istraton going to do what the Constitution does
not permit
Mr.. Douglas said that he endeavored, during the
last session, when the Republicans were rushing
through bill to destroy the revenue, prevent it.
but they would not listen TO the warning, and he
apprehended that an extra session would be called
to undo part Of what was then recklesslv and nm
usually done.
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McLEAH's CoRDrAI--As may be seen, we iasert
this week the advertisement Of McLesns Cordial
&c.
favorable TO patent medicines, and, as genersl
thing eschew the whole Of them with but little Ger.
emory, and with these sentiments we declined in
serting this advertisement until we knew what were
the ingredients Of the medicine, and how compound
ed. This we have learned, and believing, as we do,
that the ingredients are good, and the compound
judiciously made, we recommend it as mixture
worthy Of public confidence.
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. MoANALLY, which
speaks volumes in favor of NcLEAS's Cordial. We
say to ali, try it. See the advertisement in another
column
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DIR. X. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURsEoS.-Dr- u. begs
leave to invite the attention Of those interested to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
yulanite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon god plate. Since introducing this plan
now over year agO-he has inserted more than
one hundred setts the advantages of which for su-
rability, lghtness and purity are abundanty tess-
hed by the numerous certificates. Dr. X i conrin-
uElly receiving in their favor. Office No II Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed As
usual. [marchl7-f
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washington News and GoA1p


EEv YoRK. March 25-The Hsralds dispatch saws
that DR.. Lieb, of Illinois, has been nominated Mar
shal of Dacotsh, and s. Bigelow Lawrence, of Bos-
ton, is to be Consul General 70 Florence.
The Times correspondence says the nomination Of
Dryer, of Oregon as commissioner to the Sandwich
Islands will be rejected Chauncey L. Clapp, it is
understood, viii be secretary Of legation to Austria
John Hutchinson of Mimi, was nominated secretary
and s. II. Willisen of Pa Chief Justice Of Dacctah;
S. W. Hexie, of Minnr Surveyor General of Da.
cotah; Aaron Goodrich, OIL Mimi, secretary of le-
CATION to Belgium.
have lust received despatch from gentle
man IN Charleston who visited Fort Sumter this
morning. He states that he found Maj. Anderson
taking inventory of everything preparatory to
evacuatng the fort. He is, il seems, allowed to ex-
ercise his own Judgment as to the method of leav>
ing.
The HTald's Washington correspondence says
Surgeon Jno L. Fox, U. S. Navy, reached here to-
day from Fort Sumter. He had been sent there by
the Administration on Monday last. He visited
Mai. Anderson on Thursday in company with Capt.
Hartstein, of S. c., and viii make his report to-
morrow.
The HTdlfs Washington correspondent says il
is believed that the programme of the Admins
trstion, in regard to the evacuation of Fort Sum-
ter, has been altered since the departure of Col.
Lemon. 1t il now reported that the evacuation
is to be conditional. Col. Lemon is to examine the
stock Of provisions and if the supply is insufficient
to maintain the troops now there, he will deliver
the Presidents order to Maj. Anderson to evacuate
the fort.
It is said that the Government has received ad-
vices that Texas has sent commissioners to New
Mexico, Arizona, Sonora, and Chihuahua, to induce
the people thereof TO join the Southern COnfedera-
Cyl and the mission it is said, is regarded favor
ably.
Dispatches from Fort Pickens state that the gar
rison is short Of provisions and hold out but
short time. None but official communication is per-
mitted at Pensacola, and the squadron can neither
reinforce the fort or furnish supplies. Appearances
indicate that before long the Government will be
compelled abandon Fort Pickens to the secession
ists
WASHINGTON, March 25.--Ar. Benj F. Sherwood
of New York, has been appointed an englneer-in-
chief in the navy, vice Archibald resigned. The
Cabinet is in session to-day appointments to fill
vacancies which is necessary for the Senate to act
upon previous to its adjournment which viii take
place on Wednesday
Detective Kese of Washington has seized and re-
tains by order of the Court bogus and counterfeit
notes on twenty-seven banks amounting TO Sle7 00O
also plates, dies, &c. The large packages contain
the following: S30,e00 counterfeit on the Bank of
Augusta Me- s6O, 900, unsigned eounterfeits, on the
State Bank Of Ohio. The dies were OF Sl0s, Sis,
and 50 Sos.
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THE
ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
Confidence b Patronage
STATESMEN JUDeEs,cLEReYMEh,

AIDES Gentlemen, parts the world testify
the efficiency Of Prof. o. J. Woods hair Ressorstve
tnonials only givsn circular more viii
be impossible for you 70 doubt.
GENTLEMEN: Your of the 18th received
saying you heard hL had been benefited by
Of Woods Hair and requesting certfea Of The
award it TO cheerfuy because think due. Ny age
curl some I've or ,z years since began turn gray and
the SCALP the crown Of my head to lose its Bnsby and
creased with tin and about fsur months fourth
added to hem hair falling OF the top Of head and threat
In this unpleasant predicsent was induced to try Woods
Hair Restorative mainly arrest the falling of my hair,
stored to m original color except rsm dyes was however,
greatly surpd to and after the of bottles only,
gray snsby scalp and dandru
ed to form head much 10 the qualification
at whose solicitation vas induced TO tryit
this, among many obligations owe 70 her sex,
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
or getting bald. Very respectfully,
To o Wood CO., "A BrOsdvsy, New York.
Ny family absent from the city, and longer No.
IL Carol place.
To PRoy TOoD Dear SIR Your sHsr Restorative" has
dene hair much good since commenced the
which are great man or woman may be nearly deprived 81
hair and your Hair Restorative the hair will
return beautiful than ever at least this my experience
WIN kennedy.
in Southern will get patronage south
several Of yeur certificates in the Mobile Mercury strong
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROFESSOR wooD Dear Sir Having had the misfortune
70 Ose the best portion Of hair from the effects Of the yellow
fever in New Orleans in 1851 was induced to make trial Of
your preparation, found very thing need
ed. Ny hair thick and glossy aud words express
my obligation to you in giving to the 's.sd such
The ReoaHyeis put up in bottles Of three Sizes large
medium and mail; The snail holds pin. and rst. for 81
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UTReadIng Matter ON First Page

Call at the Insurance Office of W. J. MARR, on
College street, and have your Dwellings,, FEniars
and Goods insured in one of his well known COM
panies with large cash capitals and deposits OF
Tennessee bonds with the Comptroller of the State,
as security for the prompt payment of Losses
Blotter and Calendars furnished free Of charge.
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and o9c0S1 Tor nsteo.
GRANITE stock Of Corn continues large, with
and from store held ct &c per buheI sacked
Oats in large supply ssa salss making sn si
4o951 for common and SEED varieties.
PR0V1sIoNsTAe reeph Of Bacon light with good de-
&c for shuIds Sc for Hans and Ice for Clear sdes
from wagons Lots from ors held st About le per
these quotations.
0R0cERfEs-Tke movement In Groceries continues fair
fall prices We quote RIO Coffee At I3<@l4Xc Pair to
Choice Sugar G<9sk In hhds and Sbs xclAss so8s3 In bb
and 35c937 in half bbis.
PoTAroEs-Thers good stock Of Potatoes the market
embracing the best varieties, and report sales from
eL7s9s for mail and large barrels.
oNIoNsIn good supply AMI selling At ek2s5 per Dbl and
in sacks ct oee0e1 per buihel
sEEDThs stock Of Glover Light and sales making from
store IS Q59s SO bushel in bbs Blue Grass, stripped
81 Clean 81 s9ss buhel bushs Of Il bbis Timothy
% 50 bushEl; Herds Gran u 4o9I So Orchard 81 90
81 IS; Millet 81 50; Hungarian 81; Flax Seed
HAY-The market is well supplied an1 quote at sl9927
per ton on the wharf and from store.
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From New York.

New YOkK, March 25.--An attempt rob the New
York Exchange Bank was discovered this morning.
Some weeks since burglars hired the cellar adjoin-
ing, and have since excayated seventy feet to the
bank safe. They only succeeded in getting $1,000
in tin safe, when they were disturbed in their
work and escaped. There were nearly 100000 in
funds and securities In the safe. A man named
Hartman Roberts was arrested on suspicion.
The steamer Bienville, from New Orleans, is under
surveillance by the custom house authorities for
alleged violation of the revenue laws she othaving
a proper clearance. The cargo is valued at $780,
O0O The least portion Of it came from New Orleans
under the coastwise act It and the vessel are
liable to forfeiture. The vessel is not officially
seized, but the collector has the case under con-
sideration and will probably give his decision to-
morroR.
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We are receiving Onr stock Of epriag and Sumner
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are selling at prices to suit the times
Alao fine lot Of Cloths, Cassimses and Nesthys,
made TO order. WARD, BERMRGEAM & Co.,
PEN No. 20 Public Squsre.
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GREAT Exc1TEMESr.-T. D. MOsTON, No. 81, Col
lege street, having determined to give away his en-
tire stock of goods everybody seems inclined to
have their share. CallAround and see how people
get more than the worth of their money.
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PHoTOaRAPHIc GARD.

TAKE pleasure in Annsuncing ny old fnas ana
toners that altar absence Of Two hsFe all
tarned . resume the prace Of The photographs Ars
in all its branches having purchased The interest Of b1r
il The old established Gallery Union Street, and having
four months in New York the past sumr 70 obtain y ~
the late improvements in the hare painted renoya ARD
enlarged the suite Of Rooms shroughou That ny f.
better produce hrst class work aB Galleries
beast Of and condrse 20 the comfort o.
only sustain The proud position the Gallery hEs hsesrs
sustained, bat to slsvate 70 gn higher standard haEs
also engaged tie services Of Mp COOK u he bt Phs
Eaphers In the world who took the Pictures which oos s
hrst premium At the WORLDS Fair in London, in 1851 zn4I
determined not only 70 make this the leading Gallery
State, but my work shall not be surpassed NORTH B0e
and ntroduce to the public the following Tyls
Imperial Photograph. India Ink;
Vignette, plain eolored.
Iyorytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass IFS zise;
Visiting Cards. fall length, plain:
Autograph Photographs, 10 taken at enc sitting.
eterreoscopes, glass paper.
continue make the Msnoype and Anbrsiype hsreeos
fore. The above styles entirely his city,
the Autograph Card which only made Il ms. Al
who in want ofanyhlng In line politely nv y sEs
call before visiting elsewhere wnen vii b. ocsllar
demonstration the above fscs- Respectfully,
Oct3I-1 =. ". HUaH18.
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In conformation Of the statement had occasion,
days since. to se k remedy mnady that afflicted
wife and nyss growing out, supposed Of severe cold
contracted FROM mpruaeat exposure Debility combined with
cold caused loss OF appetite pains in the back and extremity
Of the limbs depression Of spirits and constant engour. This
condition was peculiar t. each Of
scdentiy happened in the house Of Clark, Gregory Co.,
and their advertisements Of the merits and curative powers
the Ambrosal Oil attracted attention. Having faith In the
yender determined to try it. used bottle wife
according directions, rubefacent, and my sstons.
nent prodzced perfect relief thea Il my
and found relief With sng application know how
FIR lie yrures will be verified in other complaints
certainly the finest application for Cold Rheumats and Neu-
rxsia that ! have known tried.
T.oAT0 McKEEN, D. DE-.
feb2l-d&w2w Nashville, Tenn.
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monsrse.l r'.rsA 81. 1851
.zAzLwAx rArEEns.


EARLY String PoTAToEs.-We are indebted TO Mr..
AcCIAETr for q mess of Spring Potatoes from the
garden of Mr. g. c. CASTREII, en- the Whites Greek
Pike. ThatI do for the zeth March. Let New Or
leans and Charleston look out.
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rar rR1rED OF z rHz suRsEaY

children frequent suf ferers from external injuries
especially from FEsid and Oshsns 7rpzossos-theEs
fore every mother should = this healing preparation
constantly hand heals = core Brsaes Rnd0 uly
moves the TETTkR OF RING WORM, greg1lsnt Sa sAs
ENFser1
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Mixed Club Rates.

MIXED CLuO Rascss
DAILY, TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
One Copy of each, one year, $13 DO
One Copy of each, six months, Z 90
Two Copies of each, one year, : rs 90
Two Copies of each, six months, Ii so
Three Copies of each, one year, 50 90
Three Copies of each, six months, 19 so
N. B. Cash in advance in all cases,
or no Paper sent.
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Ghanni ShaaaIl

FARRAR, DIsNuKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot Of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies' they are beaut-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marchil-tf
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WAGES IN San FRANCISCO, CALiToRSEA--The aver
age wagestof day laborers in San Francisco. Call-
fornia, is 81 day, with board, or $3.50 withou4i
domssfics, $3.50 to So week, with boepd. Tbs
average price Of board, tor aboFipg men, is IS per
wax.
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FOR THE
NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN /:
a rlRsT CLASS
Political. News and Commercial Journal,
Published Daily, rri-Fs.lly and Weekly,
BY J. o. GRIFFITH & co.
sueess,ors to \. q. Eastman 4 CO,
PUBLISHERS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
The Largest Circulation OF amy
Political Paper i'm Tenn.

The UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at the following very low
rates. Subscriptions always to be paid
in advance.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


Ea@ DR. KING, formerly OF New York, for thu
SA-evS four years Of Louisville Kentucky. and who
devoted attention to the treatment private diseases for
thirty ysrs himself having attended practice fer
many years cured Thousands he is enebed
all private nature matter how bad they
from njudicous medical from their
Kings DsPensay is No. 20 Deadrick street. between Cherry
and the Sousre all of private
without nzucous medicine Interference
from business.
srRcTrs old recent date, eectually cured in few
days. by an operation which pain. Where structure
exist health b enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undsrmnes the constitution much.
SYPnIIIs, all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
lec treatment be eectusy cured in few days.
SEMINAL WKAKExss particular attention having been given TO
this disease the consequences grewin brought
many the destructive habits Of inconsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
which will undermine Che constitutions rendering the
At for business society and causing premature old
Females may be sboring with any difficulty Of the Womb
nay assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A. King, No. g. Desdrck street,
Nashville will have tP medicine to the
address, necessary directions Strict Observed oe
hours from o'clock in the morning until In the EVENING"
nAy23 1659-d&wfy
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vaReINEA TESTIMONY.

NtssFs. 3. a. Tdhnssfadf q GO. e
Gentlemen :-Ar. James, r.. Rzfcas, resident q Hen
REQ county ths city Of Achmond virginia. ade the fol-
lowing statement 70 me:
negro boy, old, very SICK presuned he
% be He becaIas prosrsted that de
ssd CT al hopes Of bis Eecosey and tie last RESORT
concluded 70 try A. Fanesocks Fernsge, and chased
Of o A. streck, vial Of which gave i tessPosnfn
morning and night for three days in continuation In less
than three hours altar hsd gFn him FIRST dose, the child
commenced "a pass Of all Sizes six 70 ten inches
long % tie astonishing o. from four ave hundred ana
the boy Is now perfectly we'll.
certify, With pleasure the rrtA Of the above statement
o. A. sTRBcKER
IL PurchSsers should look sseR nrTIara en- the
wrapper, and ha they buying TAzsrocxs Wa
hIyuGE, and no othsr. msr3-v1m
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New YORK. Ranks.
According to this Statement the New York Banl
contained on Saturday sSs. 4sO,7s4
New York stock Market.

The New York E0eniag Post Of the 23d says
The market for Government paper is rather
weaker to-day, influenced by the announcement of
new issue Of eight millions. The Secretary after
advertising ten days and rejecting offers which are
under par or otherwise unsatisfactory, win proceed
to negotiate without further Formally for loan
of that amount in Convertible Treasury Notes
The statement thst this loan viii be sufficient fer
the service of the remainder Of the present fiscal
year is received with considerable satisfaction "A
the impression has been hitherto that more than
double this amount would be required Treasury
Notes carrying from ten to twelve per cent are
rather more freely offered, holders Of them perhaps
having in view the convertibles about 70 be issued
they ct present prices, not yielding much ever six
per cent
The State Stocks show an advance Of 3(93 per
cent. Misseuris were very active az 66(a664.
Tennessees under moderate perchases rose to 75a.
We ouote --i
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Pc B.

Good boarding, at moderate rates. can be obtained
by calling st Mrs. LASE's, South High street. Fami-
lies can be furnished with comfortable rooms and
few day boarders can also be accommodated.
march5
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NEW . PA PIER
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION
Usually cautious there great confidence placed
A: RELIABLE NEWSP5ER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUL<DELTA.
There "a be for thin gray HAIR that
be had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
OF when they uxurate In glossy black locks at An ID
vsneed period Of their Yes white gray
turned beautiful black auburn; when Aair made
to bald heads when all this
STORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative beyond per-
adventure the best thing OF the kind invented The facts
In possession in regard to this wonderful preparation,
rant US in unqusi6edly recommending it." =
IRON rHx
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Many of first citizens st. Louis speaking glow
ing terms Of this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
"Ths ineomPsraby excellent preparation Restoration
OF Grey Hair TO the original color, preserve hair fall
ing cut and to cure baldnesss is sale at Humphrey
Brown IN this city, The evidence that ths Restorative
huuburg is conclusive Testimonials that effect may be
found in almost every paper In the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
like Heims:reets Ininitabe."
Sold everywhere-Price SOC and 81 per bottle.
W. y. HAGAN q co., Projectors.
febe4-dtw&vSu Troy, New TsFk.
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DEAD.-We regret to learn that EUGENE LOWE,
who was shot by w. G. WALTON, on Saturday, died
on Monday evening.
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A CASE OF SMALL Pox.-A case of small pox was
discovered in the city yesterday, which was
promptly removed to the pest house. There is now
no case within the city limits.
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Ponce do Leon believed, crednlons Ages have found
the Wates Of found them not. II
wsspreerved for eminent Of 70 discover the
component parts Of virgins Reiuvenafsng Elk.
ofRn and The Oldest acouer tundsrsruck at the
pidty with which removes the virus from the system, which
ennu, and general prcstraop Throughout the souhs e
pecaly has rumphed thing In the
and be truly called the great ally Of nature. Sold by
s respectable druggists throughout the United stss and
Canada WRIGHT CO., sole proprietors Nes Orleans,
Ia
Sold also By ali Druggists In Nashville.
nar3 dtw&wlr
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rhe pFethoaist Cenferenc.

BALTIxoRE, March 26.-The Methodist Conference
adopted plan of separation from the Northern
Church, by majority of So.
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Candidate for Constable.
We authorized and requested to JOHN D:
GowlR, candidate for reelecOn Constable this the
City District, at the ensuing election.
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