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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

SThe New Orleans Banks all strsng de
sired having specie Of SOS per to liabilities
Jet Gold is still flowing in from every direc,n and it likely
to continue for time The
alse without interruption, while Exchange Deposits
sebeng largely augmented and Circulation narrowed down
to SAIL closer point! IS II
Our private advices fo:New orlelnso the Goth repre-
seat the Gotten market very scve We regret hear OF
the suspension OF the house NJ Co., one Of the
strongest houses in New Orleans The growing noted
New Orleans for some time past had led to hope that
the suspensions than those reported hres SINCE
woul3 occur In that city
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IMPoRTANr TO PLANTERS.

MEssRs. d A. FAHNEsrocK Z Co.
Gentlemen:--Mr. w Tilley, who Is gentleman we'll
known the planters in this Wharton county,
and celebrated for the careful OF negroes highly
commend Fahnesock's Vermifuge. BE called few
and purchased dozen and that he admins
tered the Vmuge bought Of last adult negro
suspected having and succeeded in e1peDg from her
several dozen inches in LENGTH and that her health
is good
parties known is regarded reliable ev
dence with regard to the adaptation Of valuable Verugs
our plantations ans, truly yours.
5 " USHER
IT y Purcha'ers should look lCeH the
wrapper and that they buying FAHErsrocKs VISA
AuFuok, and no other dec30-wlm
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DR.. Eaton,s InfantIIe Cordial, for child

Is no to uI sleep and perhaps death your SUI
fenz onesbut reliable and certain remedy ior
the ills nfantle life. 1t will soften the gums reduces IN
ammation and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
process at the period teethng II works like ch,rm giving
healthy sleep at the little sufferer and grateful rest 10
the weaed mother eoDstpate the bowels because
n contains NO K0RPHlEEI opiate OF any kind fact
- are fully warranted stating cannot be said OF other
prepsrtion nsn,e complaints at ho time before the pub
lie but is quick and failiag remedy for Dida D!s
ener7J md szaaer Complaint. Also, for Wind Colo,
rfo III TIE Stomach, 4cidy and being powerful anti.
spaoc Mothers should always have by them in cases Of
especially when they purpose giving their children
~ Of The other old fashioned narcotics Of the day, exceedingly
sSle n hiring on these Be warned and but Dr.
Yaton's Infa1e Cordial, this only you rely
Soldby ChOhEh q DOrSN1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

CHkRrEsros Dec % Tic dfnand to day vas quite sctivo
and Consequence Of the light stock e prices ruled Arm
and decidedly in favor Of csors The sales reached s45 hass
e the following particulars bales centa X SIS f
5a SKI 40 SKI 10 q D. ez So zts; I2s Il s e a
ny. - - -
cHAKIxsTox. Dec 2-sales Of Cotton day as haI At
prices fang1nE from 70 ii &c. The market was drm
.escsfA Dec JAThere has teen sctye uand t~daF,
aud sales Of 1909 kales a m prices as follows Is a. G A.
Sa e " * 10 Ok u At e ls5 At 10, los a
aos - a. iu 81 at n alto i6s AS At e $50 II,
and q at IL Tia e- has beea rsinv ard uuples
livenEg eject. -s - -
szxAssAa Dec . Ths narket was animated 70 day and
ne s1ss %sss s1a ss I prices The market clo,ng st at
tae paTcalafs 10 at e 81 Al 10: % at IO,: IS AZ
s4ae ln 7 at "a 10 1916 $50 at I0z 800 az
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Prom Harrisburg.

HARR1sBuRG, Penn, Jan. 2. The Governor Of Penn
syvania disaVows the doctrine of secession and o
eommends the state to consent for the master to
retain the services Of his slave while soourning in
or passing through pennsylvania and suggests the
re-enactment of the Missouri Compromise ard ex-
tension Of the line to California He also advises
Pennsy lvania to remove every just cause of com
plant against her and then sustain her loyalty to
the Union.
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Alabama sure for Secession.

COLUMBUS GA, Dec 3I.-Gov. Moore, of Alabama.
teegraphs that it IS certain that there IS an effective
majority for secession in the convention in that
state, and that Alabama will 60 out Of the Union
immediately on the assembling of the convention.
The majority OF the delegates for secession is put
down here at twenty-five
[Fhisdispatch is signed By Nessrs. L. E. Dixon
and A. S. Rutherford
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PHIcEs or NEGRoEs.-The Memphis Appeal of the
lst instant. says: Those wanting information in
reference to this kind OF property, may rely on the
following figures as basis for the present state of
finances, which We suppose win give favorable in
dcations for better times: Ann % years old, house
woman $50; Lucinda, IS years, house woman, and
Tom her son, three years old, for $3.50; Garrett,
years old, sos; Henry, years old, $685. Andy, s
years old, $500. We learn al the above were sound
negroes, =sd we leave the public to speculate on
the present prices fair test Of the value Of such
nropertv"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

MILITARY COLLEGE.
LISDsLEF, VI D, Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col R. JOHNSON Superintendent CT the Military College
and Professor Of Engineering
JANE HAMILTON NJ Professor Of Mathematics, snd Nata-
raj Philosophy.
J. STEWART NJ, Professor Of and Latin Languages AID
Literature
EoRer BAcKIE NJ D. Professor of Botany Natural
History
Rev J. W. HoyTE, II. D. Professor Of Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
R. W. PITxAE, Adjunct Professor of Ancient Languages.
J. G. ANGLADE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. X. Winston, D, Surgeon.
The OF the Academic Year ls6Os1
the Cd OF September, 1860.
The Second Term commences the 9Th Of January 1871
Commencement place the 18th Of June 1851
Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fze Rooms, Servants attend
OF Arms, SlO5 per Term. MAtculaoR Fee, S.
Students required to furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish, German Drawing Bookkeeping and Fencing
each SO per Term OF twenty weeks.
Students under II years Of will not be admitted
By The aid Of Military Discipline, effective government Is
tabshed and health physical cultures good order and ndust
habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply to Mem
Der Of the Facslty, D. X. JOHNSON,
uly21 '50-d&twit<Wn Superintendent
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N~ IohI Jan. sooiton sdvanced x. Sales to. day SsOI
bales Middlng upsnd I2s Flour Advanced lrs Ipoe
bbs 2595 IS. whsat advanced f9ss coru,a,,s ~ oC
bushels 7l97a1o Ness pork fp; sales 80 bbIs s1s y7
Rio oesee-salss 400 bags Isl snFar seaay-cub. s5x
Orleans 5l95ss.
CcisATr. Jan has az advancing tenaency ,le,
S4oe bbls 6o4 70. Cats sseadT, &c Corn &c. whsy
$500 bbls lS<. Ness perk SIS. Lard sX9IOc.
NEw ORLEANS Jan. 9cotton to-day Loco bale. MA
ding IlS<9l2. Sugar buoyens, 4ls5X MoIasses 2sxaox
Flour has advancing tendency, IS 60. Freight LIZ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03
Blood Food!
Blood Food
HRIOod EOOdl

To suGeng from consumption, incpient confirmed or
f debility OF any kind from mental prostraon,
on Nv any cause from scrofulss Complaints; from
The kidneys bladder; and TO ladies suffering OF
ne distressing comp their liable AID which
engepder consumption, the
FLOOD FOOD
offered as cssain reliable remedy Differing in every
atczr from patent medicines OF the day. is chemical
I "a. tt ~ JFlE SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
~ sv eat worth and many hundreds bear glad and grateful
testimony 70 the benefits it has conferred on them
cHITRoH A. DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
-nreors Of the article and have in consequences Of
frand Attempted upon the public changed the color OF the outside
1-, red Ia yellow and ncreased the Of the bottle
BE very cautious in buying to see that the fac
smsle OF their signature is the outside OF the wrapper as all
,h.-s Gre te-feit 70. J. WOOD & co ST Louis,
ae.9a - Wholesale gents FOR the West.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
Foundad 1919.

after rest Of sEr months, on Ee 1914 Of JcH,tayy.
1861, resume ing position FriciBal Of this EiStA
ton 9Th lohich haze been eoHHectsd fer 81 years
TVNHE Academy some peculiar advantages among which
3 think the follsEing:
1. "A well enclosed Yard Of ahoat6 scres, within
the incorporated limits Of Nashville, thus afOIdng Pupils
restrained freedom in heatf1l recresn, ami st suDeCtiBg
them the restraints o. ehne1 ard Intelligent society
p Buildings in extsnt and stabeness- FOR all school
purposes unequaled ia the United States By Female school,
these surrounded by paveDeu and Corridors Offering
Inducements children, to breathe the feh air without
regard to the weather.
g. Security from Fire. These baildings heated
AID lighted add thus free the parents %
pupils from least Of constant anxiety about their
children.
4. Hcaith-uneqnAlisd in any Female School, Ia this
Though Of the lrEe and Of the
largest Boarding school ia shs United States jet
three deaths have occurred among the pupils in nearly IS
s. NOn-Sectari2ns It is yell knOrn 20 al aequAint-
cd with the Academy that Baptist, Episcopaan, Methodist
Prusbytsa his Daughter here perfectly atis
respect viii offence be given his peculiar EeWs and
equally satisfied that the principles Of religion viii
be daily iAculcateds
6. Maternal Care This expression ezcites no sxPsc-
which not fully met in the AeAdsmy suitable
her Of ladies' Of pety and refneent devote their entire time
the supervision OF the the morals habits and health Of
ila Boarding Pupils
and parents. who fer any cause may seeking
Ierzneut educational home for little girls, s think, hnd
such a home in the Acadcmy Apply 70
decI4-d&wIm. CDELLIOT-
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For Rent.

ENOa i6l Store House Market street betxcen Unior
u and Church streets. also Frame House with
srTera negro cabins and - sI about miles
the city, Lear the residence Of A III "a Esq
JL& K W BROWN,
dse2e-uAnl ~ Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

It isseen the receipts about the 1857 which
the total packing at this place reached 44700 head
ThSre only moderate demand for provisions to-day, and
prices articles bu there fme feeling
the close Mess pork sold a. S4 so for country and SIS for
city andat these figures there full sellers buy
Prme sold ct Sl and obtanabe at close TO-
There good demand fer terce lard De- and close 9
asked. Kentucky sold 9Xc The from New York
IS favorable. There sales Of bulk 7c pack
ed for shoulders and sides, but asking prices
close. Green hams declined TO CSC for city and 6c for
country shoulders sold nothing done in sides. Old
was in good demand ct 60Ssc packed.
Prices ola few leading articles OF produces the 3st Deem
Der fer several years, compare as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03
THE
ONLY DISCOVERY

WORTHY coEFIpKECR FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RFAEY. the greet discovery of Prof. Wood, have at
iva tempted only se bis restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone beEg carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation and
forced to leave k eld 10 h resistless sway Head the follow
ingg-
PsoF. 0. j. TooD & Co.: Geats-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hsr Restorative and
have published In This vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
Inquiries touching The inquiries
are hrs lie it fact Of habitation and nAe stated in
the Communication second it true Of ali therein contained
third, hair still continue to Be in good order and OF
natural coor7 To all and DO invariably Ny
hair better than II stage Of life for forty years
y wkes and the only Why is not generally Is,
that the substance is washed on by frequent sbon Of the
face when used by Eping the face in close
with the wiskers, the result will follow the har
have benin tsrecept OF great many letters from all parts
OF New England, asking IL my hGr still continues 70 be
good the and sale OF
compounds we'll this has, doubt been baSey
absolute injury have Of restorative OF any
account for months, and yet hair good as ever
cid and not hair in head or on my face and to prove
this fact you lock OF har taken OF the pat week
which very grateful gave my friends, and thereby
induced hon try skeptica until after trial.
and then purchaser and used with universal succesa wilt
ask favor that send test BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without suhor
y from from pure article will insure and
believe coed do follow, the failure caused
BY the impure article which the inventor Of the good
my daty heretofore to keep you apprsed of the
effect hair all who inquire OF me OF
shaken opinion in its valuable results remains dear srs
7ours, A. C: RAYMOND.
The Restorative is put bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and SMALL the small y pint and 81
proportion SMALL retas 81 per bo the large
holds quart 40 moren proportion, ard rets for 30
bottle. o. J. wood * Co Projectors, IA Broadway
ia Market street. 81. DOus Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn d Co., and reaied BY every Drug
IN tle Init cd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

The steamer Patoma, from Louisville to New Or
leans. sank one hundred miles below Memphis on
the 22d inst
An cid river man at our elbow says he always
knew Memphis was 9 very muddy place, but ddn'i
think a steamboat could sink so deep below it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

The Memphis Bulletin Of the LIST inst says business IS looking
w city, the evidence Of which be Sc IN in the hustle
ard activity which everywhere mark the progress Of each days
operations The sales Of Cotton Memphis or the 3st ut
amounted 6eS6 basat advanced pce being 35 bales more
than before sold in that city day The Bulletin adds
that the Banks and Brokers in that city gold than they
have for
The statement Of the New Orleans banks for the ending
the 29l u compares follows with Of the previous week
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ArrLrnl of t,,e PonrErnrc.s.

FoRT kEARSEY, Jan. 2-The Pony Express from
San Francisco 18th has arrived Business was stag
nant.
HoNOLULU.-Busness dull Trade between China
and Japan brisk
Three steamers. including the Candei1azzah and
English brg-of-war Camilla, are reported lost in
Jeddo Bay
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Testimonial TO GEN. Joseph Lame from the
students Of shelby Medical College,

Stu0cnts Oh SnclDy NcOiC<~A CSA@0sO'
At meeting of portion of the students OF Shell
by Medical College, W. L. DucKwoRTH was chosen
President. and j. J. HORROR, Secretary.
The President'briefy explained the object of the
meeting
LUcls RIDrEr. W. c. HUTToN, T. n. POTTER. and
TeJaNrs CRAyESs. were appointed a committee to
draft resolutions.
The following resolutions were reported and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. We = portion Of the young men Of the
Southern free and sovereign States, associated as
class in Shelby Medical College. have with indigna
lion witnessed the threatening intimations of public
men nj Washington, and the public press North,
that such OF these States may in seeking to secure
the riahts guaranteed to them in the Constitution
cf the United States. and to avoid all further pre-
text for the made upon their interest and honor
by the perverted conscience of the North, dissolve
the connection. in form, which has long since been
substantially dissolved by the North, shall be des
politically coerced into the Union. DO therefore
ResolUe. That the able, just and manly vindica-
ton Of the rights and honor Of the Southern States
by Gen Joseph Lane. in his speech in the United
States Senate on the 18Th of December the true
disinterested and spontaneous Offering Of patriot
whom we should be proud to recognize as South
crn Senator.
Resolusd. That as a feeble testimonial Of. the re-
speet and honor in which we hold him, we tender to
finn handsome gold-headed cane, upon which shall
be inscribed:
.'Te Gen Joseph Lane the vindicator of States
rights from the students Of Shelby Medical College,
Nashville, Tenn"
On motion RoBEET TURNER, JAMES EssELNAN, j. q
Thomas, G. b. COULTER and F. C. WHiTEFELD, were
appointed committee of presentation.
Nashville January I'd, 1861.
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"a PaI,nestOcIk's Vermifugc.

rPThis Sa fo and EffectuRI Remedy Tor
has been more extensively uaed by regular physicians
than sny proprietary medicine whsh has made its
peArance in the United States.
N h usd with the freedom and confidence
whe hare al the Middle ssrn and youth
States. ,
The great cause popularity the fact as lohing has
vet hse discovered which be substituted in its place. and
That IA nav be used In all without any fears the
suit perfect safety recomnends to every parent II
within the system il viii speedily expel them
without fail But in order the genuine article.
purchaser his and look we'll to the initials
the bo and wrapper and be particular to sec l.
n A. Fshues,ock' s Vermifuee and no other. nov4w~s
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Dark, Glossy and
LuxuRiaut HaiEl
HOW!
By using Heinstrests {5izHG6e Restorative Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & CO., Pro9retors Troy, N. Y.
See an adyertisem emit headed
tGYOU LOOK IN VAEN.''

CHEROKEE CURE!
An aaSdiliqg for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnaI EEnmi ssiOns5 Ilspotsncg, Loss Of Potoer,
PGias in tie Back, SsoHs f1 tho Bladder, DISTRACTED
and Difficult NeHStrudtioa, and al Diseases caused
De- deUidtiHg from the path Of Nature, and fndulgg
IL SeLf-PouitiOH.
By the this Cure al improper discharges
ed weakened organs of generation speedily cured and
full yigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body are necessary promote eonnub happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debated down and
esparng deEotee Of pleasure will find relief.
1t pleasant but immediate in its action
tanning poison, but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, In the form Of delicious syrup
Bottle three hotties for S. and and Forwarded
by express all parts ef the world.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER d MERRIN. Proprietors st. Louis, No.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendlston, Berry Demoyie
@. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
WGwIV
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New Orleans Market, Dec. rs
From the Ner orlean. Picayune.


In our last weekly Of hal the pleasure
noticing cheerful aspect in business generality and an
active leading staple particular at advan
cling prices since received on Liverpool show
change that side and have, therefore, been regarded
favorable We have consequently to report farther i'm
only in Cotton out in monetary matters and the
market generally.
COTTON-rhe having closed last Friday evening
With demand and 8: dropping prices opened on the On
suing morning with renewed spirit which semswhat smu
by improvement in Exchange and monetary matters
generally and the sales comprised $500 full prices for
the mddng better qualities On Monday buyers came for
esgernel and fully l6 500 bales at about
previous the lower grades but at rather fuller prices for
all Good Ordinary On Tuesday being Christmas the
public here closed and business generally
pended still 400 bales changed hands at outside higher
figures qualities rendering it FOR US to
quotations accordingly On Wednesday the movement
renewed with increased activity and although factors ware
still stringent their pretensons, yet the sales exceeded
600 bales, Mldding closing the advanced rate Of lc
Yesterday and throughout business hours and
was, assortment sale, hut still
$500 bales changed hands the previous adVance while to-day
owing continuance Of the storm less facility in passing E1
change high preensonS Of factors the sales embraced
only $500 bales making total for the week Of $1,000 With
gard prices repeat quotations Of yesterday, with
slight modification with the that running Md
ding commanded still higher figures than the outside rates
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

A BEAUTIFUL CAsE.-We were shown yesterday a
very handsome gold-headed cane which bore the
following inscription: 10 Gen. JOSEPH LANE, the
indicator Of State Rights From the students of
Shelby Medical College. Nashville Tenn" The cane
is hickory cut On the Hermitage place, and is high
ly polished It was sent forward by express last
evening to its destination.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

ARKANSAS CoSvESrIoN.-F. r LANIEE, Esq, is 4
separate State action candidate for the Convention
of the State of Arkansas, IN Mississippi county
Election secoud Monday in January. Ar. LAyIER i:
''TKCE Blue"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-03

PRosPRcrs FoR LAw-The Criminal Court is just
winding up the business of long and arduous SEES
zion, yet they are, as we learn, from his honor,
Judge Swyane too thousand processes to be issued
for the next term. The devel and the lawyers ap-
pear to have dourishing business in Memphis.-
NelltlLis Anncal jan. ].
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AID FOR The MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILROAD
The Memphis Enquirer states that the Senate of Ar
kansas has passed bin authorizing loan Of $780,
600 to the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com
pany, to aid them in completing their road. This
sum is appropriated out of the fund donated by Con
gress to aid improvements in the State and to be Sc
cured by the bonds of the company, payable to the
State Of Arkansas twenty years after date with six
per cent interest, and also by mortgage upon the
road. There is but little doubt that the road will
now be speedily finished and opened for travel
through TO Little Rock
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MFRS, WINsLOW,

An experienced and female physician, has sOOthn
Syrup for children tesng, which greatly facilitates the proses
Of teehing by soeniug the gums reducing all Inflammation
will Aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
it. 1ohes it will give yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe all See advsr
tisement ia another column. oct2s-ly
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LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2.--The river is falling, with {
feet water in the canal
ST LcUs, Jan. 2.-The river is rising slowly.