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To sail THUR DAY, March q, at A. NJ.
E.,, GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.
IN fETa Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppcrad and copper fastened steam
ship Chas. Morgan. j. Ihwe>s, commander will leave
above carrying the United States mails For freight pas
sage having superior staeroo1 accommodations apply
board or to l. c. HARRIS Manager,
81 Camp street.
Aeamship of this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above ports. NILS
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g ID. GE2ATTAA 81 CO., SO CUSTOMHOUSE ST.,
~ oEey for sale in store nr IN Custom House
2GA baskets OIL BOun frerGs-25, p and u OF.
100 qs. Burgundy Port Wine.
10 grs Sherry, ordinary.
zoe baskets Champagne, DeIorTnU--qts and pts.
800 .. Gordon Vert
80 E. :. Dcgny-qr. bottles.
20 Imp. rial
30 pipes Gin Queen brand.
go packages C0guac brandy The following 1nar5 PlRnAt
Il Co. Gautiers freTeS, Larrouds freres, Castillo SAFE
rac & Co. T, Meneau, and Union rropretors Of LIS
Jarrie.
200 casks Red Wine, for family
20 White Wine,
20 barrels
300 cases Red Wine Iecompte Co.--qts. and pts.
100 :. Chateau Gi6cours-
80 :. MNrgluX Leya- e,
20 :, Green Peas bal boxes.
10 :. TrufleS- :. :.
10 :. Truaied Pes-qr. :.
50 Prunes-in Jars. lag
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WRIGHT & cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u and popular Family Medicines which they ofar supply
Druggists and Deaers Proprietos lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos Isl and q Chares
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sazssz - rz-asuyrsvv-, GRAN Id TRUNK RAIL-
ksss E sGO:ll ,z " WA NJ, :, ,s ILs6o;
E@53E ssnaSNeHsE--HSzg NOTICE TO TOURISTS AMI
TRAVELERS-Summer Arrangements.
Northern and Eastern Pleasure and BuSaess Route
with two Eastern terilnn Portland Maine, and below Que
bee forming cheap, cool and delightful Summer route be-
tween New Orleans Cairo St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati
Chicago Detroit and Niagara Falls Toronto Kingston, ota
City Montreal Quebec, Segucnay his Mountains Fort
land Boston, New York, and Atlantic Cities.
vorte the most attractive scenery In
the world embracing Falls of Niagara Thousand lardB
Rapids the ST. Lawrence Chaudere and Montgomery
Falls Saenenay River and White Mountains.
Tourists will have AZ opportunity Of visiting that marvel Of
science, the great Victoria Tubular Bridge.
Trains leave Detroit daily the arrival OF
trains from the South and West "
AJAX for Through Tickets Grand Trunk Railway, which
can be had at principal Railroad offices in the United Slater
and Canada. j. HAhDhlAHi General Agent.
WAITER EHAWTy Manager. AL
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the conductor. Fare $3 per trip.
The Train will stop 0entily Station when notified
except however, mail trips. Fare 10 each way.
Conductor must be notified before the n
Onnibusses leave Canal for Depot every Ave min
ntes.
my1 y. PANDEIY Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20
DIR. KINGS DIsPEN sA KY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ny DR. KING, formerly Of New York; FOR the last
NEk9 four ye.rs ofLouisylle Kentucky, and who has
his attention the Of private diseases
thirty yers himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured thousands he Is enabled to
ali diseases Of matter how bad they
from ipudcous medical treatment from OF their
M Kings Dspensary No g Desdrick between Cherry
ana the Square, where he all dseaesef private nature
GoEoRHkA without nAncous medicine Interference
from business
ofod or recent date eaectualy cured in few
avs by an operation which pain. Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much
syPFIs With all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
ect or bad restnen he e6ectusly cured in few days.
sKM1EL particular attention having been given TO
s disease and the grewD out brought
on in many by the destructive habits Of inconsderae
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the subject
At for business society, and causing premature old
Females be iaborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
nay rest assured Of immediate relief.
Pcrsons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A King No q, Deadrck street,
Nashville Tenn will the Necessity medicine sent 20 their
address, With necessary directions Strict secrecy OBSERVED ocs
honrs from o'clock in the morning until 10 the evenings
mays. ls55dksty
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! new freight boat Is contracted for at Psducah
for the E. Howard machinery.
/ All St Loui yesterday. The river WIS falling also
with the upper tributaries, weather clear and cold
Appelon Ben on her way b this port from Pits:
burgh with a ton Of coal boats.
Steamer Glenwood and St. Louis took their de-
psrture yesterday for Cincinnati.
Steamer Hillman departed for ST. Louis, also sil
yer Ware.
The Nashville and Chsttanooga road still con-
tinues to move of six hundred tons per day in reg-
lar turn
Frsishts stl arriving plsntifully for the 0hatta-
nooga railrosd.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company sun
continues to carry away fair portion Of cotton
from this place; also large lots of tobacco from
Clsrksvie, they having reduced their rates on TINS
article to IS to Baltimore 70 to Philadelphia, 20 to
New York, and 90 to Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20

WASHINGTON, March l9.--SESATE- Douglass reso'
lations were taken up.
Clingman thought the policy Of the Administers
ton was war. The silence Of the Republicans
indicated it. He had received information
that heavy guns and reinforcements were going
South TO take possession Of the forts In North Caro-
lima, Virginia, and elsewhere, and if SO he regarded
it as purpose 70 make wxr.
Clark sad the Republicans were silen. because
nobody knew more than was contained in the inau-
gural address.
Hale denied knowing what the Administration m
tended to do, but presumed the President had judg
ment, prudence and courage TO stem the storm now
sssaiIing the ship Of State. lie thought be had no
counsel outside Of his Constitutional advisers.
Chandler, replying t. Breckenridge, said the his
tory of Pharaoh and Moses illustrates the irrepressi
Bile conflict. He said three million of votes had
repudiated Breckinridge's dIsuniOn platform.
He believed if the Rattlesnake bannerl was rails
ed in kentucky it weuld find bar few supporters in
that State.
Simmons offered substitute for Douglas resolu-
tlons saying that he not disposed to force the
seeding States back. he presumed that they
would be sick of their experiment. within year.
Clingman said that remains to be tested.
Simmons said the country would settle it in less
than six mouths despite of restless politicians We
shall continue to collect revenue or the seeding
States will cease to have any business. He believed
the President to be as kind and pacific towards
those States any President aud but for the agita
tons here and s.sewhere they would go about their
daily avocatioss-
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DR. R. RUssELIs DENTAL SuRGEoN.-Dr. R. begs
leave to invite the attention Of those interested to
his present mode Of inserting artificial teeth, upon
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
NOW over a year ago-be has inserted more than
one hundred setts the advantages Of which for au-
rabilify, lightness and purity abundkntly test
fed by the numerous certificates. DR.. r. is contin-
ualy receiving in their favor Office No. II Cherry
street. three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the month performed as
usual [marchi7-tf
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warkefs bv TelerraDh.

NKw YoRx, March IOC6tOn active all qualities slightly
vanced day 5000 bales; Mdding Uplands l2DI2s
Flour sales 900 hbis s595 Is Corn Arn 1900 buse
66K@6s Mess Porksses 900 bbls SIS 62Hle 81. Lard
sale Of bbls SEQ Sugar steadysas $50 Cuba az
G5-Havana 5Z. Molsssez-Cuba23.
crcsATI March l9FlOnr stsadysaiss 1900 hbs "a s0a
60 Corn dull aS935 Whisky Isx. Lard quiet DC. LAID
Oil sc.
NEw ORLEANS, March 19oottsnsaIes TO day 1000 bales.
Midang 9l2K Sales CT three 30 500 bales Receipts
days 400 bales against 81 500 bales dprng the
pondug tine year. Total receipts at @ pert less THAI
at same year $4,000 bales AT all Southern pers
79l eOobsIes. Coffee li5se,l3. .t
Ffeights to Liverpool y.
Starting Exchange losx 4ie7x,
Rev York Sight 1seharge ~ premium @ Par.
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three Eras of Abraham.

There are three great events in the life Of Abra
ham Lincoln which will cause his name to be hand
ed down TO tho latest prosperity rs Mrs. Malaprol
would say, towit: his flight in Scotch cap and CLOAK
from Harrisburg to Washington; giving up For
Sumter to the rebels of South Carolinan and play
ing at Columbus, Ohio, on whistle made from
pigs tail This last though the first in order, il
his browning glory, according to the New Yorl
Times, for as he drew the concord of sweet sounds
from pigs kinky tail, he proved his qualification
to play on the National Harp of thousand strings
By the way, does the name of Abraham prove
any particular musical qualification in the possessol
of ~ Will the Times let Ne know!-N Z. Nelos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20
NORTHUMBERLAND oeop.r.

Col. Cooper, late Adjutant General in the United
States Army, reached our city on Friday evening
IL is understood he will ill the same office in the
regular Army OF the Confederate States, that he
held in that of the late United States.
Col. Cooper is a native Of New York, has served
with distinction for many years and is brilliant
acquisition to our military force. He married q
sister Of Senator Mason, of Virginia and is an ar
dent deTotee of the rights Of the South.
IL may not be improper here TO state, in order to
correct some apprehension which seem to have OK
isted that there has been as yet but one appoint
ment made IN the regular Army of the Confederate
States of America, Col. Hardee. of Savannah, for
aome years commandment of the Academy at West
Point, has been appointed Colonel of the First Regi
ment of Infantry. The other appointments have
been announced some days since, are to offices in
the Provisional Army Montgomery Advertiser.
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MejOr.GonerRl of the First Division Of
the Georgia volunteers.
From the Savannah News, iGl


We publish to-day the letter of Colonel Henry r,
jackson resigning the position of Msjor-Genera of
the FIRST Division of Georgia Volunteers. The let
ter s characteristic of the He resigns not be-
cause he is unwilling to serve Georgia in the high
positicn assigned him by Gov. Brown, but acting
from that lofty spirit Of patriotism and what he con-
ceives sense of right and justice to that distin-
guished Georgian and soldier, Col. VIM. II. 7. Walk
err. The letter speaks for itself, and gives early
example which we trust will be followed by those
who are TO control the destInes of the Confederate
States Col Jackson is in the Figor of life and man
hood; we presume ambitious. for ambition in its
higher sense, in which we use it. is an element and
essential OF greatness yet he declines position, for
which he is eminently qualified, from that nobler
impulse of patriotism and of justice which
has ever marked the man.
We trust that Col Walker will at once accept
and only regret that Georgia could have had the
services of both her distinguished sous. We have
been informed, however, that in the event there
should be a collision between the Confederate States
aad the United, that Col jackson will raise regi-
ment of volunteers. or will in ether way con-
meet himself with the defence of the State when his
services msy be most needed.
SAVANNAH, March IA, 1861.
His Rrcelency GeU. BroooR:
Nv DEAR SIR--When, some days ago, accepted
the position of Msjor-General of the let Division
of Georgia Volunteers, which you did me the high
honor 20 teH4er to me. the name of Gen. w. H. T.
Walker was not in the mind of either of us dis
connected from the regular service. Il Is need
less TO say that he is in many respects, the most
marked military man in Georgia. Educated at
West Point, and for twenty years soldier by
profession, the world will recognize the fact that
in the nature of things he must be far more COM
petent than TO organize and prepare for the held
4 large body of troops In addition TO this, he is
distinguished above all men by the scars he bears
upon his person. in proud appreciation OF which his
State, years ago presented him the sword which he
now SO proudly wears.
] feel profoundly that cannot continue to hold 8
position which legitimately belongs to another.
am aware, however, that the same generosity
which led Gen. Walker to accept place which he
knew TO be subordinate to mine. will induce him to
insist upon my not relnquishng the latter in his
behalf. beg, therefore. TO say in advance, that
sbould he decline it, so will l.
To yourself allow me to return you my sincere
acknowledgements for the honor conferred upon
me. Ia. .
m HENRY r. JACKSON.
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ONLY Err x
coKPrDKHCE
RESTORING THE RAED AND GRAY,


AFAHY, the great discovery Of Prof Wood have
ly tempted only initiate his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced leave the geld its ressessswsy Read the follow
ingi-
PRoy. o. J. WooD Co.. Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and VII hyez
have published this vicinity and eIsewhere has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts In the The inquiries
are Arst It Of my hAbitaon and stated in
third does my hair still good order and Of
colorf To all invariably My
a.. ssa r shss I'D ~ ~ ,b ss
whiskers and tbs only Why Is not generally true is
that the substance washed OF by frequent abluon Of the
with the wskers the result will follow the hair
erecept great many letters from all parts
rood IS there Is 50 much fraud in The Manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this has, doubt basy
initiated and been used not only without an good ELECT but
injury used any your restorative
account months and hair good
hundreds have examined it with surprise, now 81
this send you lock OF my hair taken of the past
received favor Of two quart bottles last summer, for
Hncn -. vstS fr.su gave II % NJ sno, nus, ssa ,asrsIy
and than purchased and used it with universal will
that you send atet by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold BY fear without author
ity from you. pure article will insure and
believe where good ELECTS do not follow the failure is caused
the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
imy duty heretofore keep you appised Of the
effect my hair, all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in m valuable results remains dear sirs
yours, &C kAfMoND
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three Sizes viz large,
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe mediums hold least twenty per cent
proportion than the SMALL retas for g bottles the large
aSots O. J. Wood & Co., Prsprieers, al Bro.dEsy,
New York and la Market street. s. Louis No. and sold by all
ESUS and esisd sy eSsry Drug
house in the United states lfeblI-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20

McLEAs's CoRDrAL.-As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement Of McLean's Cordial,
&c.
1t is very well known we are not particularly
favorable to patent medicines, and, general
thing eschew the whole of them with but little GER
emony, and with these sentiments we declined in
sorting this advertisement untilwe knew what were
the Ingredients of the medicine and how compound
that the ingredients are good, and the compound
judiciously made, we recommend it mixture
worthy of public confidence
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McANALLY, which
speaks volumes in favor of McLEAS's Cordial We
say to all try it. See the advertisement another
coumn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20

AosTGoxERY March I6.-Mr. Clayton Of Miss,
from the Committee on the Judiciary, reported
State not member Of this Confederscy. The bill
was read BY It's title only. when Mr.. Clayton said,
Mr.. President, out Of difference 20 the opinion OF
many members here do not propose to put he
bill on its passage now, although am in favor Of
put stop to the Introduction Of slaves int any Of
the Confederate States from any other State. This
bill IS to be followed up By 0mewhat similar bill
in relation to the Introduction Of slaves from Afri
ca. Now, whilst we have adopted this poley-this
emphatic pohcy-to protect our own slave proper
ty, other States or Governments must take care Of
their own interests in such property. We inland 10
prevent the people Of other States from selling their
slaves our people, when such policy viii Only re
suit in making them inimical 70 US and friendly 10
an anttslavery government simply AJAX thas the
bull be read by its title second time and pIEeea
upon the public calendar.
The bill w.s accordingly 50 disposed Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20

EXCURSION TRIP TO EURoPE.-A Communities of
Arrangements, composed of oRe member of thePro-
vsionSI Congress from each State of the Confeder-
acy, has been formed to organize excursion trip
by steamer from Savannah to Antwerp. The
steamer will call en- route to Havre, where the En-
gsh mails and passengers will be despatched to
Southampton The committee consists of F. s..
Barlow, of Georgia. L. NJ. Keitt, of South Carolina
7. n. Waul, of Texas l. @. Seymour, of Louisiana,
J. P. Anderson. of Florida, w. p Chiffon, of Ala
bams, Wiley p. Harris, of Mississippi. and G. G..
Baylor, Of Texas, who will continue for some time
in Montgomery Alabama, TO attend to all commu.
nicrtions in relation to freights passage and mails
This excursion will afford to our Southern mer-
chants favorable opportunity TO make arrange
ments in direct innovations Charleston Courisr.
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
VIII gstsndng Gold in very short time Read the
:. atoms Insan..ls OordiaI, for child

Il narcotic lu sleep and perhaps death ycur
fsring precious onesbut reliable and certain remedy
the ills Of inane life. will soften the gums, reduce
process at the period Of teehng 1t works like chsr wing
healthy sleep night the little sufferer grateful
the mother 1t does constpate BOWELS because
II contains NO A0RPHZNEfU opiate Of any kind, fact
fully warranted in stating cannot be said Of any other
preparation fer inanle complaints this the pub
c hut quick aud never faiiing remedy for Ddhed Dis
EMERY, and CdnpIdSnt Also, for Wind Collie
Grpiso iH tie Stomach, Acidy, and bei1g powerful
spasmodc, Mothers should always have by them in Of
CSUse1s, especially when they purpose giving their children
any the other old fashioned narcotics of the day, exceedingly
liable bring these fits Be warned and but Dr.
Eatons Infantile Cordial this only you rely
Soldby CHURCH DUPONT,
Sole projectors, <O9 Broadway, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20

The lovers of fine musical entertainments will be
pleased to learn that Prof O. BEcKEH has consented
TO act as Musical Director for the concert for the
benefit of the Orphan Asylum to come off at the
Masonic Temple on Friday evening, the I'D inst.
HoRSn Silver Band have kindly volunteered their
services for the occasions while several ladies and
gentlemen, assisted by members Of the philharmonic
Society," have consented to give Of the choicest
choruses that can be selected from the best authors
Miss PAIGE Prof. PISGUELT, besides several other
ladies and gentlemen, have kindly profered their
services and will add much interest to the occasion
About thirty Of the orphans viii sing Greeting
Song, assisted by the Band. One Of our most gifted
amateur lady musicians viii sing ballad, composed
expressly for the occasion. There can be no doubt
that the concert will be decided success The la
dies, and especially one two have worked assidu-
ously and untirngly for this concert for the benefit
of the orphans and we hope all win contribute some
thing to make the orphans happy, and thus repay
the efforts Of those ladies who are spending time,
talents and means for the orphans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20
Blood Food!
BlC0d Food /!
HIND Ennd

To all suffering from consumption, incpient confirmed
from debility any kind from prostration
brought by from scrouss complaints from
the kidneys bladder; ladies suffering
the many distressing complaints their liable and which
eagenAar consumption, the
BLOOD FeoD
Is offered cey0in ana reliable remedy Differing in every
particular from the patent day. chemical
combination Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
Of great WORTH and hundreds bear glad and grateful
CHURCH & DUPONT, 409, Broadway, New York, are the
ePropreors Of the article and have in consequences Of
fraud attempted the public changed the color Of the outside
ounces Be cautious in buying to that the fac
smile Of their signature the outside Of the wrapper all
others are counterfeit. o. ]. WOOD co st. Louis,
octlo-H Wholesale Agents o the West.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-20
DR.. HoofIand $ Celebrated


KK7ILL eectualy Liver Compliant, dyspepsia Jzun-
wv DICE Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases the Md.
and all diseases arising from dsordered Liver
ach, Conspaon Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood
Food, Funess weight in the Stomach Sour Fluctuations,
Blinking Futterng the Pit Of the stomach, Swimming
Head Hurriedand Difficult Breathing Fuering the
Choking SuGecatng Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
Pain in the Heal Deficiency Of Perspaon Yeownes Of the
Skin and Pain in the Side, Back Chest Limbs &c. Sud
Rushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant an-
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The propr6ors, in calling the attention of the public to this
preparation, do with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which tits
and untried article, but that has stood the
trial before the American people,
sale unrvaed BY any similar preparation
The testimony in its given by prominent we'll
Physicians and individuals in s parts Of the country
immense and careful Perusa Of the Almanac published
ally by the proprietor and to be had gratis OF any Of his Agents.
but satisfy the most skeptca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
VIII long standing Gold in short time Read the
followingi
PHIIADRLPHIA, Feb. I6, 1858.
pR. O. NJ JAcEsoHsr had for been suffering
under cold having pains through whole
throat and hoaTseness when recommended to Hoo
lands Balsamc Cordial" accordingly procured bottle and
happy state that half Of completely cured
unhestatngy recommend to friends who
iarly afflicted and deem il than justice bear this
public .nony its virtues. Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared emily by Dr. O. II. Jackson, No 4l6 Arch Street.
United States Canada Price IS
O. J. W00B st. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N & co., Nashville, Tenn Wholesale
Agents. Reeied by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
DERSH0TT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville J. B.
MATHRWs, Edeefeld; J. O. DoRoH, South Nashville,
feblI-iy