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SOUTHERN MADE STOVES
J. w. w IL s o N.
IL COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE.
Manufactures of stoves, TIN Ware &c.,
NkAKEs four sizes Of the Tennessean,
A wrought Iron Cooking stove,
II COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE.

made In all pars this city, and out Of the best Tennesse
wrought Iron, and will last Wth 10 to ~ years.
This combines convenience In feel,
management and durability, and its arrangement peculiarly
adapted for large families, Hotels and Panans a
the largest size will cook rzdy for hundred persons
has twenty vess beside permanent Copper hot water Boil
They have been tested ten and have conuneso
be held In favor By all who have them 10 Ese-
The Stoves and vessels shipped ready for ns 70 ~
par Of eoany Orders for than Allied sious asAs Ana
saslSiacton guaranteed In every rvxranx
- 80 49, w. w. ~ u College street.
chropile AnauSta Ga, Telegraph. hseep' a. sass
Iumhus Ca szippiAn, Jaezsoo, iss -sss
MIss: True Democrat, Iksfie Rccks AIk.i -,
aa. copy 20 auozne 81 81 ard snd bll . - ~
CD copy Of paPsr eeuisinisg u y rs s''s'"
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Philadelphln Ranl

EAkAAU6IpEs2 WNmk9s
The statement of the Philadelphia Banks for the
week ending the 25th inst compares with the previ
,,,s ,,,set,. statar,ent no folIous.
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LOUISVILLE &NASRVILLE h. n.

Notice 60 shippers of RrelGhts from the AZ.
lauttc cities % Nashville and Points
South
nILLs OF LADINd contracts signed yany authorised
Agent Of TIE Railroads named below, will be recognized By
IL Agent Of the l. n r. ct Nashville, and settlements
made accordingly. -
FEoN BosIox-Ytchburg Rail Road, Boston, Worcester and
n penn sylvania Central B., Baltimore and Ohio q.
RHoM NV YoRK-Hudsen River New York Central =
TSor PstL1ps EaIA--PeaplySns Central b. Phlsde
Dh Ttlmingtsn AID Baltimore B. Baltimore ard Ohio r.
Tror BasrrsOaS-Psnnsylvauis Central r., Bsitinoss
and Quo b
Aa'' '''AAe' " y "a. ANDERSON, sups't
IL. Bonn. Freight Ast.
fsble eiD
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Pa B.

Good boarding, at moderate rates, can be OBTAINED
by calling at Mrs. LANES South High street. 'fami-
lies can be furnished with comfortable rooms, and
few day boarders can also be accommodated.
| rnarchb
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Rtyer NeWs.

LOUISVILLE, March 2s--Ths river Is stationary
With feet water In The canal.
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEw ORLEANS. March 2s.--The stockholders Of
Southern Pacific Railroad are responding literally
to the call made BY the President for an advance Of
one dollar On each share, msay paying tbs. whole
amount At once.
Counterfeit hyes and tens on ths Bank of Mobile
are circulating.
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Y7RGTNfA TnsTIMoNY.

NlssT8. b A Id3Hf1t5ct q %.
Gentlemen 1r. James &. Ratcii1s resident OF Hen
county tbs city Of Rchmond virginia. mace the io
loving statement .
negro boy, yeaEsold, sick p<e5nned s1s
cause be he much prossTAted that oe
spaired Of ali hopes Ids recovery the last fesor
concluded to try A. Fahnsstocks Yeruuge, and
Of A. etreck, vial Of which him teasposnini,
morning and night for three days IN continuation In les
hours after had gyPn him tee arst dose, the chi
pa Of ali sizes. from SIX 70 Ten incne.
long to astonishing number Of from four I'VE hundred
the bog is DOW perfectly well.
certify, with pleasures the truth Of the above
o. A. sTRECKER.
IP Purchasers sheald look i0sH TIE INITIALS on ns
wrapper and that they are buying HAzEsrocKb VA
NivUGE, and other. mzfS-Eih
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BOOKS.

~ III i" 5~D~@GA-t@
BACHELOR; By Jno. I. Irving, nephe- of Wash
inston Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence of John
ouod By the same suthOr.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS,
from The death Of William the Silent 10 The Synsd Of bort.
with full view Of the English Dutch struggle against Spain,
npdteoRir and destruction OF the Spanish Armada. By
John LOthms Motley, Ii. D, Q, and author Of the
:'Duteh Republic"
Just received and for sale by
P. HAGAH co.
msrS-r a Collegs street
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uh2o-d1y
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b. 8. WELLER, SIR,
WoEKER II
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET AhD@'

Agricultural Implements.
FIELD. GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
BULBOUS ROOTS or ALL VABAEGAEss
10. 50 SoskA Brood Strsss, HaaA0t5s
Ps-Roonng and Guttsins in coppsr aid Tt u ns es
superior Styles AID country Reex sn " I'M
ners' Machines and Hand Tcolsfor SALE
mh24-d.
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.p,.,,,r.c .,,.rv far s.,.

T1OOLR CO. will ssll trade their Ambrotyps Gallery
COLLEGE street over McCleands store. for onehs thu
original cost Any enfeprsng Wishing In
sood paying business would do veil 70 consult them about it
Those net acquainted with the art making pictures, that voa
purchase, will be learnt free Of charge
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, March 26.-Ths State Convention
met this morning. Mr.. ShiDgler offered seaolu-
ton that all supplies, provisions and mail facilities
now allowed Msjor Anderson and the garrison q
is under consideration ordering Il to take place to-
morrow. The general inpressisn is that Il wiz Be
voted down.
There vail be some discussion on the Constitution
Of the Confederate Safes bat Is viii be rsiiSsd b.
large nsjOrity.
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MRS. WENSLOWs
An experienced nurse and physician, has soothin
Syrup for children teethng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eehng by scenng the gums, reducing all
will aay pain and is to regulate the bowels bpesd
upon IT, mothers will give rest " yourselves and relief and
health 70 your infants Perfectly safe In all cases See sdve
tiseznens In another column. oc2d-H
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Rsadsr hsvs sou seen Prof woods ssrssssusut ID cur
PAGER. Read Il; i viii Interest you.
mar22d&Vly
DALLEK,s MAGICAL PAIN EAEHAC1efs
surpssed ~ mons or he cuz1 Burnt. 6clds Old ser
eIandnls ewe1rs MeosrizI consequences = hee2 p
eradcaons Ve and bcneEates . fn
Of the Eai1g For the Of Wounds and
~ exptng The pq0nerE veDoms ana having redaced 80 -
damato1 proud G<sh, Il appear 70 ercsze
skin and heals utaut Disagreement Sold at lhe ps1ept
depots, IA Br9sasag, T., and Charfess street, hsw
BY WRIGHT co., General agents. leo By All druGss
and merchants.
n4y9 dhr7ru
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CHEROKEE CUREy
An wnfaRszo cure for seminal Weakness, Moe
Paine IA The Back, csols IN the Bidder, Oostrscted
and Df1calt Asastruutson, and az Diseases caused
6y dsViaa9 from tbs path Of Hdsure, and sndu1gia0
81 6sEf-P Pollution
By Of this cure all improper discharges are renov
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body 70 pspmee connrbai happiness
In "Cherokee Cure the poor debatd down and
despairng devote Of sensual pleasure will and relief
1t pleasant in immediate In its acon con
eanng mineral poison prepared from vegetable
extracts In the form Of q delicious syrup.
Price ~ per Bottle three bottles S. and and Forwarded
b. express all parts Of the world
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
P0TTsR q MERWIN. Proprietors, 81. Louis, No.
Bold IN Nashville BY Ewing Pendlston, Berry pemovne
q. W. Hendershott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
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DALLET,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
rTAs universally pel.ntsa ~ ether ontnens. and hslns
applications in beth the Eastern and Western Heois7eress
erer Introduced; its nfrinsto merit the Rcfet
AZ success In ell cdssos oectes, whether The eaass %
aostdesfOr disease.
4. BURNS Z soALps
.r.tnstantyrslieved Of their anguish pain and nasm
ssion, BY timely sprlsca . onoftis marvellous hssitr
and the hesh Is renew as Il By charm, hisnsa o.
scarremnining.
THE FzIKND orr THE NURSERY
sdren are freouent inf ferers from external injuries
sspscfally from Fksid and O1a1sss EppEosions
lore ever mother should have this hs<ng preparation
constantly at hand 1t heals = Breasts andH ueky
moves the THTTRR o. RING WORM, PrsDn1sat IN rss
b2fseFy.
roTRAvELERs RI 3 SEA AID LAND
The Msshgnist The Tr, q velsr and every other indi-
vidual shoe iot Ia life y thrcEs him within the
ek.na AZ 5et fror. eo =, eio hrs or e0Ufsio ehor ID
berr IN srS thaf Es MAGIC Extractor d his and only
friend- 1t Is beth portable and cheap ena ngn1 80
be his panion. friend = In need There are
Of living witnesses testify to It's marvellous Wits VIC
their sound LIMBS and s muscies 20 it SAVING
The following are few 81 diseases for ehle1
DALLEYE hAdICALPA1N 2 EXTRACTOR is fhhsAh
"a rail- nac
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMAL
=, .::,, - : ::'::::


P,.Dared from prescription OF oar CLdrce, MI Ray
sicLaa Estraordi1dTv 70 the Qnee@
b, Invaluable medicine unfaing In the cure Of all hoS
.int; and diseases 10 which the female constitute
.hs N moderates all and removes ohsructieI
and speedy cure may be relied on.
no Married Ladies
I. a. ueeu,isriy suited. 1t will, in short tine, seH
monthly period with regularity.
Earh hctte price One Dollar, bears the GOVERNMENT
Great Britain, to prevent ccunterfeits
CAUTION.
1Anss PLls sAosld not b taken By JezdLss ring
EYRST TRREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tAep dTesNf>
6rno on Miscarriage a; other time tAey az sfs
In ali cases Of and Spinal Aneeops h2n IN tne
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exero1 fapeseon OF the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect cure when
al other means have failed although powerful remedy,
DO not contain ror, caasl annony or snynins
theconstitptisa
Fu directions the pamphlet nd each which
ahonid Be eArssuliy preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. LsteJ.o BAl7 xinE oo2
EDsOO and sin postage stamps enclosed 70 any sntnos
Ised agent, viii bottle containing y pills. ~ return
6os 10 Nashville BY Berry Denovis and 9. W. Hsaess.
shstt,y. Q. Rfosp 9ha ell rslr eeihblsdrugEss@T
dect-1tg&v-ly.
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SMOKE. SMOKE, ALL SMOKE.
Away Dull Care.
Have Just Received another lot Oh

these Imported Principe Segars,
ALSO. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at A Union Street,
.W.LANGLEY.
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Arrival Of lhs steamer Csty Of BaItimsr'

Arrival OF the Steamer Csty Of BalEimsFe.
NEW Yosx, March % The stesmsr City az
Baltimore has arrived At New York With Liverpool
dates Of the 18th.
The steamers Jurs, kangaroo, Nova Seotian and
Fulton had arrived out
Messins hal surrendered TO the Ssrdinians.
ENeLAsD.-The navy estimates we're sotsd IL
Parliament.
Gregorys gave notice that at an early day he
would call the attention Of the Government 70 ths
expsdency Of the prompt recOgniriOn Of the South
ern CODfederacy.
FEAxcE.-The Corps LssislGtif was debating an
address.
Several members densuDeed the Italian policy,
asserting that the English policy had proved siets-
rious In Italy.
The Ministers dsfen led the Enpsrcrs scurss.
An argument on the Syrian question is soen az
peeted.
The Musselman's attitude Is sgsin tirtatsniag.
The Bourse vas fat Rentes 6ef5c
The report that Sardinia is negotiating 81 Rome
IL denied.
Warsaw Is quiet, but The suppressed Agitssics is
increasing.
Russian troops are arriving.
Difficulties exist between Henry BulWer and ths
| American Minister at Turkey.
! Pekin Is quiet. The treaty Is working ss.isfac-
torily The lmperslists again defeated the Rspsls
The Emperor Of Russia has granted separate
/ Council Of State to Poland.
Z1menski is appointed President.
| The Paris PatTis denies that Prince Napoleon is
| shout to visit Italy
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Ponce believed, credRous sgs 70 have found
the Waters OF RegvenesAnceshut he found them not ~
for eminent q day to discover .se
component parts Of WKight'R ReiuvemaesnE Ely.
In, xeich Is fable verify. purely Vegetable In ~
origin, and the oldest sctoner are q me
pidy which the virus from the system, wnioa
d the ofdyspepss, debility, depression OF prs,
ennu, and general Prostrson Throughout the soain,
pecaly rumphed every thing In tho
may truly called the great ally Of nature eoid p
all respectable draggs throughout the United states sna
Cansdsi J. WRIGHT CO.. sole proprieors, hes Orleans
La.
soid also By all Druggists In Nashville.
unxs dtHkHlm
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In conformation Of the above statement had occasion, few
days SINCE 70 seek some remedy nalsdy that scted ny
wife and myself growing supppose, 81 severe coz
contracted inprudens Debility combined win
Geld OF appetite sas in the back and extremity
81 the limbs depression Of Ep and constant ianeour TINS
condition peculiar ID each Of
accident< In the house Of CLARK Gregory Co,
and advertisements Of the merits and curative poserso
the Amhrcsal Oil attracted attention. Having faith IN the
venders determined try t. used bottle on my vie
according drecons rpbefscnt, and to ssonish
eu It produced perfect relief used 1t In casa
and found relief With sEge application. know not bow
r its virtues will verified In other complaints but 1t most
certainly The finest application for Cold Rheumatsm and Hea
Faigia that I have ever known OF tried.
80 r. CATO McKEEN, D. D. Q.
fehnl-dAvQw Nashville, Tenn.
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April. he says ths Fort can Be Fsinfafost -
military opefTiioas Which vii require force n,
Il the disposal Of the President By strategy With
hszsrds Of desperate oonAict. From al he facts,
i Is evident that Sumter must BE- abandoned ~
civil war inaugurated
The Herald Correspondent says Fort Fickens VI
be abandoned within thirty days
The SANE correspondent ss5ss The S0uthezn
Commissioners are dining tonight With foreisn
Ambassadors a. Mr.. CorcOran's- The Commissioar
ers are on the most friendly terms with the Eng
lish and French Minister'S
John s. hillsen, Of Virginia, IL be viii secspt,
will get an important forsign mission.
Secretary Chase has offered the First ComutraI-
lership to Elisha Whitlsysey. r Mott Of Ohio. lad
declined
Chss. Leslie, Jr., u Philadslphia. has heeu an
pointed consul ct 1fsrsefllss
A Washington dispatch to the EsDyss, SAYS IA
Governor Houston writes TO ths President shss ~.
Indians are threatening Texas, and askine h "a
Federal Government car OF viii afford rslisf.
Il is reported that Riggs. the Washington b.nts,
contemplstes investing in the Confsdsrats States
loan.
Dispatches from Washington report the unsni-
mors confirmation Of Hiram Barney IS coDsctor q
New York, and VIM Holloway as Comnissisnsr Of
Patents.
dispatch to the Post says that Mr.. Lane was
nominated District Judge Of Alabama, At the sag
| gestioa Of MIR. Cobb Of that Slais
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We are suthor5sd aaa requested 10 snzuance SoHE D.
ooEsR, . candidate iug releaa = oopsasss a. h1. -
eliy pisirle,, q he sn1aing slscuos
asFz9-ldss
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Markets by Telegraph.
NV ORLEANS Mach 2sCotton firm, sales to-day So Ia les
Mddng I2k@s Sugar firm at 586c Mslasses s'c. Flour
dun at IS. Mixed Germ 5s976c
Treights to Liverpool q.
Nrv YoHx, March 2s-Cotton-sslss to day $500 bales
Middlng Uplands la7<@l2K. Flour advanced lC92Oc sales
% coo bbs IS GOES IS. Wheat advanced 9gSc Corn 80
vaped lcsale 6o9c Mess Pork drm saiei
$50 bbs SIG 759l6 sly Lard dull sales $50 bills ct
sursr AIM sales 500 hhds cubI fXe. Asasses, Orleans
39B34c.
CINCINNATI March ss-Fleur unsete1 sales Sooe bols q
NJ So Wheat Is held ct an advance of &C. Corn slightly id
vxncsd sales At &c. WHISKY l3c Mess PORK al6 5o9l6 IS
coIee advanced Izef
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Market Reports.

CHARLESTON March 95sses Of Cotton to-day 800 bales a.
prices ranging l0 - 1he market was generally
EAchAnge1 -, ,,,,
MOBILE March 26-Ssles Of Cotton to-day $500 bhes; MID
ding IL cents sa Of the three days bales kecep
three days $3.50 bales. Sterling Exchange at o6k 907
March 26hre Is no change TO report 10 tne oo
ton Market to-day The demand good. prices tu ana OF
ierIzg stock light only 3s bales at prices
ranging fron IKE We have heard Of large TRANSACTIONS
but at prices not reported -, -
eAvisNNAH March The demand for Cotton continues ac
tive Tor good cotton. their scarcity hss caused them . ad
vance 10 price Mddng made to-day At xc'
and also and lot Of that csHheston Won com
mAnd the without difficulty Offering stock
Of granes below Mddng Whih wanted at the increased
quota. ions, to-day foet up 45z bales.
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NASHVILLE COMMERCHAb
rNSU RANCE COM PANHs
CAPITAL 100000 ALL PAID IN.
o,,. zt no. D. corner Of CEDAR ssrst e1d Fsio SFsarss
TWILL taks risks against Loss Damage % Pre- On Bulls
M fn1r ooosa wares and Merchandise generally AiBs,
~ Loss damage ~ sess and rivers "a and
from ali points. a.. 49,. 80. -
DIREC IT o y.
A.. v.,, VT. BnRY,
a--1o-1 " V4uKx, Joan II. Rrrs.
Io.- K.axnAE, HUsH Mocha,
I.rrs WOODS. yOGEFa EDWkhnz,
n 81 McNAnY, IRBT MonoAH,
W. r. EEAHs:
ALEXANDER FALL, PrssiassE.
EJ.HEs WAEKER. Sec etny. auglz.
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From Texas.

from IeXn8s
GALVESTON, March 26.-The Convention elected
Ford, Colonel, and Baylor Lieutenant Colonel, fer
the new regiment Of Rangers TO twelve honths
on the frontier. An additional regiment Was or
dered by Secretary Walker on the 2lst-
Houston and Hamilton st Austin delivered
speeches violently dsnouncing the Convention and
Confederaey. aRd their Constitution.
On the 23d, the Convention, in COMMITTEES Of The
Whole, declared and adopted the Constitution snsss
unanimously. On engrossing the Ordinsnss, us
vote Was nearly unanimous for it.
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ForeIEn 1arkets.

LrvrapOoL Mach u Per Cayer Bsl,m0rsThe sales o.
Cotton for three days bales Of which speeu
l,Ors and exporters took closing firm with an
advancing tendency.
sresd..ufs are fiji m and steady. Provisions quiet
consOls sIxSofz<.
LoKpoE March stocks qns buoyAnt Flour
his advanced Sd and wheat Id.
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at FoR RESr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at THIS
. oaoo dec29-E
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ChanEe ofLocafion.

1BC " k~CGaADns
ID ENG conpsIlea to 60 South on accent Of the he1
ID my anlily VIII be located for the winter Ne Sc,
depot II Poindexer, Little Co, No. - nrs Ns1
Orleans, where VII Be pleased friends. snd E give
prompt attention % TIE sale Of all property ccnsgnd ne
Agents. Pate and Jas 5eruggs will ssieDd q ny dss ~
Nashville aad negroes that cannot be a1 Gash4s - -
structng them, viii be forwarded Ne esns hop1s
~ strict sttent 70 busessoa the part my 400 as
70 merit continuance Of the liberal patron oofs =
tsndsd ne, respectfully solcit the ayors o. ~ ns e1,
sess in my line, either fOrNaahvilis or New 0rs ae5
novll-tf WILL l. -
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WHOLESALE GRocERs
AID DzAEzEs n
LroUoss, PRODUCE. AND TOBACCO,
No Sc, Markss Street,
nashville, Tonaessees
dscl0-n
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Faith i'm Old Abe.

have unbounded faith in the infexibile
virtue of the President; he means only good
to the country, and nothing will be done by
him to impair it; no effort that he can make
will be withheld to restore it in all its SYM
metrical proportions, and to give to the peo-
PIE again the most benign and successful
government the world has yet seen. The
danger to be apprehended, then, does not
proceed from the President; the trouble is,
events have taken the control out of his
hands and put it into the hands of those
who become corrupt from the effect of their
individual gains; these they will never re-
lax as long as they can prevent ii. They
hover around the War Department from
morning till night, and have absolute con-
troll of las much as if it belonged to them.
and was conducted for their exclusive bene-
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FORT thompson.

The first regular fortifeation erected by
the Confederate authorities in Missouri, has
been completed at New Madrid; and in
honor of the ubiquitous jeff; has been ma
med Fort Thompson. An imposing array of
the forces at the post-a list Of regiments
composing which, although furnished us,
we deem it improper to publish-passed in
review before Gov. Jockson and staff. The
Governor, in the presence of the troops.
and a large crowd of ladies and gentlemen,
delivered one of his usual happy and elo-
quent speeches on the occasion, which was
received by the soldiers and citizens with
frequent cheers. Gen. Thompson also ad-
dressed the command, with whom his pop
ularity is unbounded He was followed by
Col. CAN'T, of Arkansas, and the ceremo-
MES of the occasion closed in the most fe-
Gcitous manner. OF the character Of the
works, of course We cannot speak, only to
mention that they are such as viii, while
defended by the brave spirits now at the
post, be improbable against an attack
from any approximating numerical force OF
the enemy.-Aemphis Appeal, In
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childishness-an are doing the best that
could be done, and you should rest
satisfied" sc. This was cool, wasn't it
as much as to say, esMind your own bust
ness, don't you common people stick your
noses where you have no official authority,
or you viii get them snubbed
Editors in bad Odor.
| find Western editors in terrible odor;
the whole batch you are considered of
hcious intermeddlers and fault-fnders-
continually interfering in what don't con-
Germ youl That governments are institu-
ted for the exclusive benefit of those who
administer them, would seem 10 be a theo-
~ fast being reduced to practice.
bothered about the Slavery Cues
ton.
The slavery question ia still in the way;
the Cabinet are as much bothered about it
as the fellow was about the elephant. Ey-
cry member has his peculiar views, which,
I suppose, are in regular turn echoed upon;
hence the vascillation and indecision-the
snow you see it, and now you don't" policy,
causing such needless difficulty. A little
good, old-fashioned, practical sense, would
have settled all this long ago. 1t is idle to
attempt to compromise what admits Of no
compromise, or to dodge and put aside
what cannot be evaded. My own expert
ence teaches me that all grave questions
should be met plumptly, face to face, with
fearless promptitude. And so our rulers
viii find this must be.
Dissatisfaction.
In mingling with Senators and Represen-
tatives find very great dissatisfaction ex-
pressed at the way things are allowed 10
drift along; as for management, there is
none, or anything approximating a we'll
defined system.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
EoIeneIs Plenty.

How many Colonies do you suppose want
to be made Generals ? i am too scarce of
figures this morning to enumerate them, SO
you must guess. And of course every officer
below the Colonel viii be promoted when he
is, and all are now engaged urging him
country as persistently as they do for this,
they win prove themselves capital soldiers.