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RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY IN ROCHESTER,.
The Rochester Union, of April 5, says: " The
recruiting party under the command of Lieut.
Marshall, who lately occupied the premises
No. 10 Mill street, have removed and are now
located at No. 143 State street, in this city,
where they have more spacious accommoda-
tions to suit their various military purposes
and to entertain the numerous applicants who
are daily soliciting admission into the army.
Having visited the premises yesterday, we OBJ
served most magnificent pole erected, from
the top Of which was suspended the stars and
stripes, waving in all the majesty of national
Independence, and on entering the quarters we
were kindly complimented with an inspection
OF the officers books, containing q general
record Of all the enlistments and reflections
since the Goth of March, 1860, 1.-THE date on
which the Office was established0 y to the 2Sth
OF March, 1851, during which period 224 men
have been enrolled into the army, and 72l men
rejected for various causes. Of those enlisted
1855 were Americans, IS Irishmen, "a srmans,
l6 Canadians, 10 Englishmen, Scotehmen, 4
SwitZlanders, 8 Frenchmen, and 2 Italians
The usual inducements are still offered to all
suitable young men who are accepted by the
recruiting officer and are so fortunate as to pass
the surgeons examination-pay from Sll to
So per month, together with board, clothing,
medical attendance, and the necessaries of life
gratis. Upon inquiry we have, been informed
that 800 men of the required qualifications are
wanted Immediately at the recruiting Office,
No. l43 State street, in this city
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III The past winter has been one of unexam
Piled severity. The snow has been two feet deep
In the city OF jerusalem. Three houses were
crushed by the weight Of the show. Eight inches
Gus roai from Beirut was impossible for more
t0dn two weeks On the 9Th Of February the pas
sage Of Lebanon was effected through tie snow
drifts 1T the peril Of life.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss.

NE MANY THoUsAnps cured at this institution thin
he ait seventeen yeas, and the numerous SUTg
cal operation. Performed BY DR. Johnston, by
reporters o the papers and many other persons
which have appeared again and Before the public
sides has standing gentleman of Character and RESPONSE
silty 10 sufficient afflicted. l5lv
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DISEASES OF IuPRUDENcF
DR.. JOHNSON'S Remedy FOR ORGANIC
KEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY

BY this great aud important remedy Of the
are speedily cured and full vgor Thousand. IN.
been inuc cdiately relieved.
All impedimeu, Marriage Physical Mental DisquAl-
neauons, Loss Of ProcresVe Power, Nervous Irrta
Trembling aud Weskness Exhaustion Of the fearful
kind speedily cured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BHTeQu of ProriSio1S and C1othiyF. :

Bwsas u P1orisioss and ciosstss
srrAn.r. PsoPOsAI., sealed and % endorsed SH!
ST s :. sES 3
a IN. on the 9th day Of May next, for furnishing
and dsivs, CEN RECEIVING SIXTY days notice. al
Msssschnsetts; Brooklyn, New YORK; or Gosport,
Virginia, the quantities below mentioned Of any or
CIohine and CIeiSlns Msssrss and saoS fuHths1
quantities of the same as may be ordered by the
the said Navy Yards. respectively, during the
hscal year commencing on the Ist Cay Of July
next and ending on the soth day of June, 1862, VIZ
Glass 1.-CloM Clothing.
Blue satinet towsers. ----------- .sooo
Glass 2.-Ssamless Clothing.
Blue felt pea jackets. --- ,oo9
Blue felt caps. .....--.4 400
Glass 3.-Hannei Clothing.
Blue flannel unders So q
Blue flannel drawers 3 900
Class 4.-Linen Clothing.
Ganvas duck tr0wseIs .3,eO
Glass 5.-Biue Satinet.
blue satnet yards. COO
Glass 6.-Biue Fannei.
Glass 7.-!Sheeting, Duck, and Nankin.
Barnsley sheeting... yards, 10 600
biue Nankih'. ----....-'-.-. 20 lO,oo
Glass S.-ShoeS.
Calf skin laced shoes. pairs, 600
Nip skin shoes do 4,00j
Glass 9.-!Socks.
Woolen socks. pairs, 3,co0
Glass l0.-Mattresses.
Mattresses with covers for eachl 600
Glass II.-BiaHkets.
Blankets 600
Glass 12.-Handkerchiefs.
RlscI siIk handkerohieta OOO
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MEDICINES.

u DIR. JOHNSTON,
- A l. r L LORE
LOCK HOsPITAL,
Has dfseoversd ths most Certain, Speedy aad o1ly
EGseGHaI Remedy IN tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES

WASHlNGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY
=" ~ Street, Bsftssen sfA aai l0fh Sf-ssis.
We have inst finished 8 number Of first -cisss
SARkIASkS, such as LiEhI Fasepo S2R.
wagons, Pas PAeasoas, FagltlF Ca-- &8Le
rtaEts, asd BEsrteS, which We vii eel stSS6
yerv small profit.
Being practical mechanics In different br,nche,
q the Dnslness, we hatter ourselves that ve knov
me styles and suslity of work that will rive snf,s
action, combining lirhtnsss, comfort ana oursbsl
u.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended "a
ne shortest notice snd most reasonable charreS
WALTER, khRMANN a. ROPP
Sosohrnekers, spooessoTs 60 Wm. r. aook.
~ T-dly
CARRIAGES.
n nt Seo$oribeT having made additions tS NJ
ac'o II insGar y nov one ofthe lsrgrst. NAG.
d iaS Hissrlct. Nhero me fsclStics for 31rSjX&H
1AnulscturlnS CARRIAeE a LIfHT E2xe
nSSOGNS OF al kinds cannot be surrs-,ed s,<
rom nis long experience tks btnresG hs hepss
- Elys Isler-l satisfaction,
"a. 81 kinds Ct caTisr''sasL Lisht wsssa, reg, .,
Al RtPklEsE Essiiy ssss, ,a,san srssrs ,rsEy,
Sssshs-sERS csrTisg., :.tse II ezeAAnf. !. ierssv
., 1SDhEH J. JOYCE,
ss--sr - iats ssS v s1a-
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Frna, New YnrIr.

New YORK, Jan. PA Baltimore dispatch says
that the secession of Georgia struck melancholy
blow to the hopes of Maryland, and if Virginia Sc
cedes and Congress passes no compromise soon, the
people are preparing to withdraw before the 4th Of
March.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Brooklyn was thrown into
great excitement last night by the current rumor
that the sympathizers with the secessionists were
about to make a descent on the navy yard. The
Fifth Brigade assembled for immediate action. The
Thirteenth and Fourteenth and Twenty eighth Re
giments assembled atfthe City Armory, and the Sew
enth Regiment at the State Arsenal, and remained
up to late hour last night however there were no
indications of disturbance.
One rumor said that 5000 men, under James
Kerrgan, were about to make an attack on the Navy
Yard, simultaneously by land and water.
1t is supposed that the difficulty is complicated
with the workmen of the Navy Yard, recently dis
charged, and to whom the Government is two
months pay in arrears.
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From Washington.


WARRINGTON, JAN 2l.-WashingtOn IS freer
from excitement than it has been at any time since
the session of Congress. Approximations Of any lhf-
cuty attending the Inauguration of President Lin
coin exist but to q limited extent. However, TO
guard against possible disturbance, ample measures
have been taken to preserve the public peace. With
the probableaction this week, the secession move
meat will be re tarded as to Southern States
A company Of sappePs and miners from Vest
oint acting as infantry, arrived here to-day and
are quartered at the Columbian armory.
Last week a large number of Republican mem
bers of Congress from New England, the Middle
States, and the West, united in a strong recommen-
dation to Mr. Lincoln to appoint Colfax, of Indiana
as Postmaster-GeneraL
Bailey, connected with the abstraction of the In
dian Trust Bonds has been released from prison on
SIS 900 bail. He appears before special cop.mis-
tee.
Senator Hunter has determined to retire from the
chairmanshp of the CoT.nittee of Finances He
will announce his withdrawal in a few DAYS
There u no doubt that orders have been sent 70
the commander of the Gulf or Home Squadron for
speedy return of some of the vessels on that ava
ton their presence not being required there since
| the success of the Liberal party in Mexico
Numerous applications continue to be made BY
postmasers in seeding States for supplies of post
age stamps. Before the orders are filed. an affirm
alive response Is necessary to the inquiry whether
| they do now and win continue to hold themselves
responsible TO the Government in conformity TO the
existing laws, for the postal revenues received By
them. The orders have been filed accordingly, the
postmasters following the example OF the Charles
ton postmaster, Thus far, postal communication
| with the South continues uninterrupted
Judge Greenwood still has tlle tender of the Sec
retaryship under consultation
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Ohio Railroad Agent
The river recedes gradually. The fall Is now sur
ficient however to introduce in our midst quite a
feet of coal boats. Without any dlsparogement to
any other coal dealers. we simply state that Doyle
mine coal seems to be in the ascendency just now,
what will he its fate after the cutting under system
arrives, we at present are not prepared to say.
The Swallow is now in port, and rapidly dis
charging preparatory to her departure this day at
4 O'Clock for Cincinnati
The A No. l steamer Rover, is now receiving
freights for New Orleans preparatory to her depar-
ture on Thursday next at o'clock P. NJ
The Swallow will positively leave port for Cincin-
natl this day.
The Pioneer line steamer Ida May, Capt Reno
will be in port this day positively, and meet with
immediate dispatch back to Cincinnati.
The Merose and Glenwood now on their way
from Cincinnati TO this port
The Clipper, now lading at Cincinnati from Nash
vile, likewise the Commercial.
There will be a regular Paducah packet this day;
also an upper river packet.
The regular packet. May Duke, having been de-
tanned will positively leave this day at ii o'clock
ARKANSAS RTER.-By private letter received in
this city, learn this river is again on the rise
The Poland had a narrow escape from sinking in
the ice, near Burlington, on the Ohio river, having
shippe foot or more water.
CORA ANDERSON This steamer sunk at Eagle
Point, 40 miles above Yicksburg on the lower Mis-
sssippi, whilst on her way to St. Louis Il is
thought she can be raised.
AEkTvEp-Swallow, Cincinnati May Duke, Padu-
cab.
DEPARrED-Gen. Anderson Cairo; Nashville,
Cincinnati.
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From CIaarIes1oa.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2l.-The four soldiers from
Fort Sumter as witnesses in a murder case on Sat
urday, attempted TO escape by jumping OUT of the
grand jury room window. On leaving for Fort
sumter, they were placed in coach and escorted
by file Of State soldiers to the boat.
Gov. Pickens, on Sunday sent lot of provisions
to Major Anderson with his compliments. Major
Anderson refused to accept them, but returned his
thanks for the courtesy, saying at the same time,
that he would have to decline accepting anything
until he knew what the Government at Washington
intended to order.
Everything is quiet here this rlogning. Five guns
have been fired for the seeding States. The effect
of the secession vote Of Louisiana upon the people
is very happy, kut no demonstration has yet been
made on account of it.
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ONLY DISCOVERS
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RTAEY since the great discovery Prof Wood have at
something that would produce results identical
they all and gone, being carried sway by the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced leave the field 20 its rssess sway Read the follow
BATE. MAIZE April 18th. 1889.
PROT. o. J. WooD Co.: Gens-The letter wrote Jou in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and hyoa
published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given se to
numerous inquiries touching he the The inquiries
the communication second, il It true OF all therein contained
third, hair still continue to be in good order and OF
natural color7 To all and do nvariabyyes My
hair better than in stage OF my life for forty years
past soft. thrifty and betr coored the same is true Of
that washed of frequent sbluton Of the
face when IL used by Wpng the face In close eonnec
with the wlskers the result will follow as the hair
have tereceip OF great letters from all parts
OF New England, asking If hair still continues to be
good as there SO much fraud ID ne anu ss
various compounds we'll this has no doubt been eaey
and been used not emily without an good elect but
absolute injury have not used any Ct your restorative OF any
account for months and yet my hsF as good as ever
hund examined with SURPRISE now oil year,
gray hair in head face and to prove
you lock Of hsif taken of the past week
received your favor quart bottles last for
which very grateful gave it to friends, and thereby
induced them try many skeftczl until after trial
and then purchased and used universal will
ask that you send test By which can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many fear without anthsE
believe where COED effects do not follow the failure caused
by impure article, which curses the inventor OF the good
dee tiny duty heretofore to keep apprsed OF the
eaect on nv hair. all who inquire Of of
opinion in its valuable results remain dear airs,
yours, Y; M ~ aS M.
The Restorative put bottles Of three szes viz large,
medium, and small me sina aoi1s = pm a. @ @ p
per bottle; the mediums hold at lest enty per cent mere N
proportion than the SMALL rstais for 81 per boLte the large
holds quart - per cent more N prpporCh sna d E %
New and ia Market street. ST. MOI and sod BY all
good Druggists and Fancy Goeds Dealer Wholesele1 %
Even, PeHdIetOn q Co., and resaied by every Drug
bouse in the United States. lfebll-ly
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From BATON Rouge.

BATON RoUGE, Jan. 22.-LoUIsIANA LEGIsf AZURE
The Governors message was read. He says our
enemies will find that Louisiana throughout is one
people one heart, mind and is not to be caJoed
into an abandonment of her rights, nor to be sub
dued. He says all hopes are at end that the
dissensions between the North and South will be
healed. All propositions of moderate men have
been eontemptuousy rejected. The cry Of the North
for coercion. There is longer any doubt of the
wisdom of that policy which demands that the con-
hct shall come and be settled. The tone of the mes
sage is uncompromising
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REMoTAI--Messrs. THoML & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanee Hotel lately occupied by L. MOSES
as a furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely refted, especially for their business,
and is now filled with fine display of goods. Per-
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
call, they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. ianlO I'm
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C1XEuOKEE cUREY

In ztnJqiziu0 cure for Seminal Weakness. NOc-
turnaI Emmissions, InE9tsTey os' o. fo'Der;
rnd Difficult Asast-1dti0a, and al Diseases caused
6v dsUidting from tie path Of Nature, and iHdugin0
an Solicitation.
By the use Of Cure" all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vgor restored.
mind to promote connuba happiness
la the Ckerokee Cure the poor debated, down and
despairns devotse of sensual pleasure Will ind relief
1t pleasant in Taste but immediate In its acon con-
tanning mineral poison but Us prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWIN. ProPretoIs, st. Louis, No.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing & Pen6ton Berry DemoVils
a. W Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
vIv
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BY TELEGRAPH.
KENTUCKY WITH TIE SOUTH !
Kentuckv LegisIature.


LouIsvHLs, January 22.-The Kentucky House
passed. by vote of 81 to 6, resolutions, that in
view of men and mercy being rendered by several
Northern States to the General Government, the
people of Kentucky uniting with their brethren Of
tie South, will resist invasion of Southern SOIL at
all hazards and to the last extremity.
Florida Convention Adjourned.
TAILAHAssE, January 2l.-Fhe Convention has adj
journed.
S. R. Mallory has been appointed and confirmed
Judge of the Admiralty Court at Key West.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, January Ala Cabinet meeting is
considering the object of exPresident Tyler,s mis-
sion to Virginia.
WAsH1NGroS, Jan. 22.-The Senate is discussing
Crittendens resolutions.
HoSsE,- Colfax reported back the bill to suspend
mail faci6Sies in seeding States.
Mr.. Branch offered substitute suspending all
laws in seeding stStes till January next.
Colfax would not accept the substitute.
Stevens proposed substitute declaring the ports
of seeding States not ports of satry by proclama-
ton of the President and to stop the mail lines of
the seeding States. Consideration was postponed
till Thursday week
The consideration of the report of the Committee
Of Thirty Three was resumed.
Clemens believed that slavery would be crucifed
if dissolution ensues.
Martin excitedly hoped Clemens would not be al
lowed to continue his remarks
Adjourned.
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Ernnl MeYicn

New ORLEANS, Jan. 22-The schooner Fanny has
arrived from Galveston with Vera Cruz dates Of the
tenth. 1t is reported that of Miramon's prin-
cpal officers, including his minister of foreign rela
tons, have been captured by the Indians, and also
Miramon himself, who subsequently escaped after
killing three Indians.
Juarez departed on the fifth for the capital to
tablish the Liberal Government
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEw YORK. Jan. 92-Coaon dull; sales $500 bales Mid
ding Upland H. Flour decnel &C. sales 90e bbs at So Is
as 25 Mess firm; sales 1900 tbs at S7 75aS Sugar
quis sales $40 boxes 5I95; Orleans 6l496. No
Iasesas I25 bbls Orleans at $685. and 500 bbs at auction
at 3O936.
CINCINNATI, jan Qe-Elour steady at 81 1904 GO. COrR
3sa4Oc Oats g. whiskySsles 1900 bbls at 1875. Mesi
Pork firm; sales 1905 Dbl at sI7IT 25 Lard e5s91OK gu
gar declined L.
NEw oRIEASs Jan. 22The steamers caused less firm
ness in c,tton Sales day 1900 bales; Mddng lI9l1c
Sales OF three days 1900 bae receipts Of thes days 40 SOC
bales against 500 bales during the corresponding time las
year Sugar dull 45. Lour dull at SIS 4595 SO. Freight
49,
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Frnm PenaacnIa.

PENSACOLA, Jan. PA salute of thirteen guns
was fired from Fort Barancas in honor of the lone
star flag of Florida.
Two Colunbiads are mounted at Fsrt Pickens.
Fort McRea is being Invested with guns and man.
ned by the allied forces of Florida Alabama, and
Mississippi.
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MHIEpeEvnIE. Ca, Jan. 2l-The Governor Of
e,oa-i. .ert n the state Convention this morning,
the threatening resolutions adopted by the Legisa
ture of the State of New York on tne l5th instant
After the resolutions had been rea9' NJ 100mDs Of
fs.sr the following resolutions, wsicA were unani
mouslv adopted, as response 20 she resolutions Of
The LEGISLATURE Of New York
s1rhat the Convention highly approves the ener
qetic and passioie conduct of the Governor Of
Georgia i taking possession of Fort Pulaski by the
Gczga troops; that this Convention request him to
hold possession OF said fort until the relations Of
Georgia to the Federal Government shall be deter
nined and that copy Of these resolutions be trans
mitted to the Governor of New York
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MAS. meetings.

There viii he mass meeting of the Southern
Rights anti Coercion party of Williamson county on
Saturday The zeth. to nominate candidate for the
Convention from Williamson county.
There viii be mass meeting of the sou1nern
Rights anti-Coercion party of Williamson, MAury
and Lewis counties at Columbia, on MONDAY .He
2sth, to nominate candidate for the Oon'eh'i0H
from those counties.
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NatIonal Conventian.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. PA special dispatch from
SPrinfeld to the Repo,bstaa says that Congre
Kellogg arrived there on Saturday night, ana Is IN
conference with Mr.. Lincoln. His ebSeot Is snppos-
ed to be in reference to compromise or the ssOH
81 a; fbcnItes n Is believed hat the Republicans
with Mr. Lincoln's sanction will propose holding
Neational Convention and restoration OF the old
Missouri line to California.
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DIED.

residence Thcmas in this city, the morning
Of the e2nd ns WARREN infant of Thomas H. and
Elizabeth Mcbride. Aged months and 10 days.
'sHe took the cup OF life to sip,
For bitter twas TO drain;
He put II neekly from hislp,
And went to sleep again"
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Per Steamer Marathon.Coon sales Of
two days MONDAY ssdayl 1900 Of which specua
tors 1000 bales The opened buoTant and active,
but checked by Bank to per cent
Monday. Closing quiet but steady.
BreadstunAll qualities slightly declined Provisions dull
ConsOls lssSeIX for account
The advance Bank unexpected and the elect is
severe.
PAR1s-The Bourse rats are advanced to per ceat.
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pALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

acts through secreons directly the blood, which being
germ Of m Of vital importance to keep pure and free
from ali degeneratng particles The Of ScRoFULA the
Kings Evil ancestors foe like the detergent and
eradcating save healing quse unequaed in the
cure Of SIIr RHKuM Breast and the scALB
HEAp and RISs WORM prevalent the 1t relieves
pain and soothes the irritation Of WOUNDS by
charm soId at the principal depots Broadway Y, and
Chartress street. Orleans, WRIGHT co., General
Agents. lso by all druggists and merchants.
dec3O dkwIr.
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MAS Meeting.

There will be mass meeting OF tiie oou'nern
Rights Anti Coercion party Of Dickson hiekinAn'
Lewis and MAury counties to nominate a canaloal0
for the Convention from these counties, at Cenlre-
vile on Monday the 2Sth inst.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON. January 22.-Secretary Dix says the
Treasury requires twenty millions in addition to the
income derivable from all sources to maintain the
Government till the first of July.
1t IS said CObb's report entirely misrepresents the
state of finances