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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-29
ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORWKG RAIN AVN GRAV.


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTANY, since the grest discovery Of Prof Wood have
tempted only his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results Identical
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparations and have
forced to leave the field its resstless Read the foew
ing;-
PROF. o. J. WooD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote in
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise TO
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
frst, it fact Of habitaon and stated in
the communication second 1t Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural coor7 To all and do nvariabyyes My
hair better than In stage Of life for forty
past, thrifty colored the Of
wskers and the only why IL not generally true is
OF by frequent abution
face when care we're used BY wpng e face in close
ton with the Ehiskers, the resultwi follow the
have been in therecet Of great many letters em all parts
Of New England, asking il my hair still continues to be
good hsre much fraud in the manufacture and sale OF
various compounds well this it has Doubt been baey
initiated and been used not only without good e but
absolute injury of your restorative of
for months, and yet my hair good ever
hund reds have examined with surprise 81
old and not hair in head my ace and to
this fact send you lock Of hair taken of the past week
received favor Of two quart bottles last summer for
which am very grateful gave to my friends and thereby
induced them to it, ssef teal until after trial.
and then purchases and used it with universal will
ask favor that send lie test By which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
ty from from you. pure article will insure and
believe where coed ELECTS do follow the failure caused
impure article, which the inventor Of the good
dee imy duty heretofore to keep spprsd OF the
my hair. who inquire of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, c: RAYMOND.
=. ARROWS Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1885,
The Restorative Is put up bottles OF three Sizes large,
medium, and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
bottles the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
holds quart merein proportions and reas for 80
o. J. wood d Co.. Prspreters IA Broadway,
good Druggists and fss5 6es1es ND ad by all
EVEN, PendletOn dE Co., --,sI@.-
in he in tad States. Ifebll-ly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM washinxssn.


"AsHISeroS, Jan. 27.--The President, In his mes-
sage says he does not possess The power to abstain
On the part Of the Federal Government from acts
calculated to prevent collision BE says il ia his
uuy 70 employ constitutional means to protect the
property Of the United States within the seeding
States and to preserve The public peace ct the scat
Of Government
HeusE--The Tennessee resolutions we're pre-
senied and tabled, and ordered to be printed. The
Committee on Ways and Means were in.truct.d 70
consider the expedisEcy Of repeating the duties an
sugar
The Kansas bill passed BY vote Of III To a.
The bill for more etsotsily organizing the militia
in the District of COlumbis passed By vote Of lis
against AZ.
SEsATE.-Iyerson took leave OF the Senate. cav
ing that if the Government blockaded Southern
ports other nations would interfere, and if the
North made war, determination would be necessary,
for the South would never be subjugated.
HousE-The Speaker submitted message from
the President commenting the Virginia peace reso-
lutiOns He recommended Congress not to pass
any law calculated 20 provoke hostihtes He says
defence and not aggression has been the policy Of
the Government from the beginning. The Presi-
dent does not yet despair Of the Republic.
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Movement Of United states Troops.


I'VE are indebted to Mr.. II. A. Montgomery, SUI
pcrintendent of the Arkansas State Telegraph Line
for the following dispatch j
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Jan. 2S.-The United States
troops at the ouposts Of the frontier of this
State, and in the Indian Nation. have all been recall
ed from winter quarters to reinforce the garrison nc
Fort Smith had previously been transferred % the
United States arsenal in this city The arsenal here
one of the richest repositories Of military stores
in the United States and is supposed to be the uti
mate destination Of the troops ordered from the
frontier.
The steamer, freighted with guns, seat By Gov.
Rector for the protection Of the western border,
grounded about seventy five miles above this point
but Col Hayes, Of Crawford county sent horses
and wagons to ensure their prompt delivery and
distribution among the militia of the I'd brigade
&The Legislature adjourned on Monday
All parties here ere in favor Of a Convention.
John ~ Harrell, who, upon the election Of Lin
coin. resigned the sice OF United States District
Attorney, has been appointed Solicitor General Of
the State.
Hon. K. II. Johnson has resumed the editorial
charge of the True Democrat
The Legislature passed bill submitting the ques-
ton of Convention no Convention TO the people.
lSlgnedl ii. A. MoNTGONEKY.
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Markets by Telegraph,


NEw YsRK, Jan 9sThe steamer Ena has arrived at Sandy
Hook with Liverpool dates Of the 18th direct Queenstown
the 18th. Cotton sales Monday and Tuesday 10000 bales
which spectators and exporters 10000 tales The
ers Jura aud Borunis arrived out on the 18th.
The steamer Persas advance on Cotton
fully &c. James Here;t c., Isys qualities de-
clned u to &c. They qnOte Orleans mddling 96c and
Mobile mddng att 7l6c.
Manchester sdyices favorable. Market quiet but firm
Holders demand an advance which checks business
Breadsus quiet, but steady Provisions dull. Consols
91X@9IXo.
NEw York, Jan 2s-cotton firm and active. Sales
day $500 bales Mddng Upland l2 Flour declined cents
Sales 1880 bbls at IS 1595 Is Corn advanced cent.
Sales goo bushels 693c Mess PORK dull Sales $50 bbs
at s7 759ls. Sugar quiet Sales 200 boxes Cuba 55K.
Molasses 36Cs37.
CINCINNATI jan % Flour 81 1904 50. Cats s6977 Corn
S793s Mess Pork fra. Sales 200 bbls at sII7 IS Lard
dull at7K@ 1oX.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2sCoOn steady Sales to day 1880
bales Middng e7l9llk. Sugar buoysnt 495K. Moasses
2923. Mess Pork firm s2l So Freshts Liverpool To
Hayre 8.
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River News
Reported BY H. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent.

Reported by H. T. Harrison Steamboat and5 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
Our river now recedes slowly with nine feet on
Harpeth Shoals Weather still continues pleasant
as well as with settled appearance.
Since our last we havehad the arrival of New
Orleans steamer, which will return about the mid
die of the week; with the pioneer steamer Clipper
now in port and departs for Cincinnati this day at
II o'clock
There is in port, bound for St. Louis, one of the
regular packets.
The May Duke. ever prompt leaves this day at II
O'Clock for Paducah and Cairo.
The Louisville packet, John Gault now IN port
and discharged preparatory to her departure this
day at O'Clock for Louisville.
THr MELRosE.-From dispatches from Captain
MErCALFE, of this steamer, We learn she sunk two
miles below UniontUwn, on the OHIO river IN forty
feet water and that the entire cargo is total loss
The cabin parted from the hull, and was tOwed
ashore by ferry boat, two miles below Shawnee
town. But one life vas lost cabin boy, from Gov
ingtou or Newport, KY.
FREIGHrs-We have no longer sufficient freight
room on the levee for the vast amounts OF bread
studs and meats destined for Southern ports via
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad At the depot
every house, including the passenger depot Is lite
rally blocked up. Little or none Offering at this
pont for the Ohio river and but sparse quantities
for New Orleans The upper Cumberland trade Is
completely played ont, although there are several
boats now up that carried away the coal boatmen'
At Cairo, freight, we learn, is plentiful for the
Ohio river.
Steamer Commercial next boat due from Cincin-
nat.
The Nashville departs from Cincinnati this day.
ARRrvED-C. Z. Hillman from ST. Louis, James
johnson from New Orleans, Glenwood and Clipper
from Cincinnati, John Gault from Louisville, and
May Duke from Cairo.
DEPARrED-Mi nnetoaka for Cairo, and Glenwood
for Cincinnati.
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$50 -
stock Market thu opening Of business, weak ard
prices railroad shares fell OF k cent. from The
quotations evening but at the close there decidedly
better telling and the decline than recovered The
printed large transactions time, especially
option of cash stock smaller than any
day Of the past week.
The State North carolins, which sold
advance Of per cent Missoures close at 6S
69 TenAessees Vrgnia Ohio Long Loan rose 70 lO6
Government stocks hrmthe bids follows For the
SKIES of 1867 9 the Of 1863 90 the fyes Of 1865
%; the coupon hves Of 1874, %
The money market presents features There feer
movement Of capital outside Of bank and call loans are quick
at 6 per cent. There alteration in the rates OF dis
count-prme being in scany supply at 1903 cent
The exchange London closed quiet but steady at 1860
1C6X.
The City OF Washington has flO7, 900 in specie.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury, exchange for Treasury
notes. reach SO Co., These active demand
basis Of 9l<9991< per cent. interest.
The Arsgo this morning. brings day
from Europe The principal item by this arrival the advance
OF the Bahk Of France rate Of discount to conform that Of
England The Of both banks had become much rdI
c and the sudden elevation Of the rate Of interest regarded
the desirable method OF checking the Drain Of
America The two leading Amera stocksIlinois Central
and Eewere each Ia lower under sales Of fresh
stock which bought here low prices and had just arrived
out.
The AragO brings e,s7O in specie freight.
The following the quotations for Government and State
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SHEFFIELD CT MARsHALL.-Mr. Sheffield, one Of
the Delegates in the Convention from Marshall
county, we we're informed al the time made one OF
the most eloquent and patriotic speeches delivered
in front Of Capitol on the memorable day on
which he secession ordinance was passed friend
now calls our attention to ;he fact. Mr. Sheffield
wss co-operationIst, but he was no more submits
sionist than others who advocated a different mode
of resistance In his speech he took high grounds,
and we have not seen man who hesrd it who was
not delighted with " the manner and the matter.
And this is the class Of men whom the Nashville
Banner would represent as being almost in arms
against the sovereign pewer Of Alaoama-AOHt-
oougy Hail
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Missouri Legislature.

ST. LOUIS. JAN 26-The resolutions recently pass
ed by the Tennessee Legislature relative to the ac
ton of the New York Legislature rendering men
and money to the President to coerce the seeding
States came before the Housekyesterday, and were
referred to Committee Federal Relations. The
same resolutions made the special order for to-
day in the Senate.
At Democratic caucus last night, resolutions
were adopted similar to those of Mr.. Crittenden.
Advices from different parts Of the State indicate
a Union feeling, and that the Convention viii be
filed with conservative men.
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CHEROKEE CUREf

an unfailiz2 cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnaI EmmissiOns, Lnpotsney Loss Of POUer,
Pains the Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted
and Difficult Aenstrtdsion, and al Diseases caused
By deUiGting from the path Of Nature, and aHdElgiRg
IN Self Pollution,
By OF this Cure' all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
foil vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
body necessary promote COMMUNAL happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debaed down and
despairiug devoee Of sensual pleasure will 6nd relief
1t safe and pleasant tase but immediate its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of q delicious syrup.
50 Bottle three hotties for S. ard and forwarded
By express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Projectors, st. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendeton, Berry Demovie
G. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
-.itu9rw Iv
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unIsn Meeting i'm mnins.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 26.-An immense Union
meeting is holding here, Ex-Chief Justice Ethan
Shipley presiding The meeting was addressed by
some of our ablest speakers Of all parties
Resolutions were passed nearly unanimously, that
the destruction Of tne Union was the greatest Ca
lsmty that could befsl the nation; that We are in
debted to it for prosperity; that it is the duty
Of each State to avoid all just causes Of complaint
respecting the affairs Of other States within the
Jurisdiction Of the United States and that We de-
sire to faithfully perform sll the obligations imposed
upon US BY the Constitution and the laws Of the
country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-29

BREADsTUFFs AND PKoYIsIONs-Ths transactions in
BreadGuhs and Provisions day limited Saturdays
prices
GRoCBRIE5-There activity Groceries to-day,
but prices unchanged We quote Rio Coffee
to Choice Sugar 69s hhds and bbs; Molases 1898
bbls, ard 35937 in half bbs.
IRISH PoTATOEs-The market we'll supplied Yves
We quote Neshsnnocks and Pnckeyes 50 bb and
Common 81 rs.
81 S09S2 Q Dbl.
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS ANTI COERCiON
TICKET FOR DAVIDSON COUNTY
HENRY S. FOOTE.
JAMES NJ. HAMILTON.
JOHN c. BURCH.
states nighto Speaking.

Last evening large and enth usIastic crowd OF
citizens assembled, on short notice. TO near the
States Rights AntCOercion candidates speak al the
Court House. and We assure the friends OF the cause
that all works well here, under the lead of our gal
liant staBdard-bearers.
Col BuRcH lead off and made telling speech,
and wac followed by Gov FoorE in his usual bold
and manly style, and they were oheered on by the
Outbursting applause of true Southern patriotic
hearts
Such is the crowded state Of our columns, and
the lateuess Of the hour, that we car only aude to
the speaking now, reserving farther notice till
next issue. Suffice it to say, the camp fires are
burning, and victory is our watchwOrd.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA rumor is rife that Gen.
Scott has received intelligence Of further designs on
the Capitol by the secession invaders, which caused
him much anxiety.
Judge Robinson, who was sent by Virginia to the
Southern States to induce them to keep in peace,
teegraphs that if the Brooklyn is destined for PEN
sacola his mission will fail
The Grand Jury have made three presentiments
against ExSecretary Floyd for NAL administration,
for completely in the abstraction Of bonds, and for
conspiracy against the Government
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Appointment of Commi.,,ouer..

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 26-The Union resolutions,
embodyng Senator Crittenden's proposition, or re-
csmmending some other conciliatory measures, and
appointing Charles 8. 0ldsn, Peter D. Vroom, Rob-
ert +. stockton, Benjamin Williamson, Joseph F.
stockton, Frederick FreIinghuysen, Senator Rod
man, NJ. Price, Edmund S. Striker, and VIM. C.
Alexander, Commissioners, to 90 TO Washin xtou
and join Virginia and other State Commissioners in
bringing about reconciliation in order to preserve
the Union, came up in the House to-day and, after
a who'd days session without adjournment, they
were passed by vote Of 81 yeas to IL Esys.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-29

BATON ROUGE, Jan. 2s.--HoUsE'-The resolution
to instruct the Senators from Louisiana to vseste
their seats and request the Representatives to do
The same, and all return home was much discussed
and adopted.
SENATE Resolutions in favor eff the right Of SIS
csssion and declaring that any attempt to cosrcs
sister Southern State from any quarter, will be
regarded by LOuisians as hostile act, passed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-29

D1PTHERA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if taken in time, and the pa
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosia Oil, and frequently gargling with it
slightly diluted Saturate flannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it on before going to bed. We are con-
fdent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and DR.. CLARKs Painless PillTenneS
see Baptist dl w&w4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-29

REMoyAL-Messrs. THoMA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishments the building oppo-
site the Sewanee Hotel lately occupied by L. MOSES
as a furniture store The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business,
and is now filed with a fine display of goods. Per
desiring articles in their line should give them
call, they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. janl0 I'm
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Marker Reports.

CHARLEsToE Jan. Cotton to-day bales Al
prices ranging from 12c Tbs market unchanged
CHARLESTON, JAN -ssles Of Cotton tsdSy $40 bales al
prices ranging from 81 to 1SLc The market easier
MOBILE Jan 2-sales Gotten to-day 5000 bales Mid.
dngs at lOs<c There active dsmard Market firm.
MosILK, Jan. 90 Sales Of oon day LOCO baes Mid
dings st 1870. The market easier.
AUGUSTA jan z6-There was good demand to-day at
changed prices The steamers had percepble effect
the market The up bales as follows ~ at
"a 6s at g. 70 at s 10 ats 40 at O. 20 at 20 IS
1914 81 at lO "a tl0 20 81 10 3l6, $50 IO 81 at
29 1U2 10 at les, "a at IL and bales Ike The re-
eeipts 55I bales
SAVANNAH. Jan . There good demand to-day, and
the sales made foot 1856 bales weather still extremely in
clement We have change report prices The following
are the particulars Of the sales: at g. Go ii at
% 81 at 10 Is at Ie I27 1O, s lO, % at i9 1872
at lo, &c at Ii, q at ll $50 Ia IL at 1I and 10
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, January 26,-Fcrty srtillerymen
from New York arrived this morning, and imme-
dately left for Fort Washington to relieve the ma
rines temporarily on duty.
Il is not true that Mr.. King, the First Assistant
Postmsster-Genersl,r refused to hold any communi-
cation with ex-senator Yulee He simply declined
to show him the papers he asked TO see relative to
the abolition Of the postocs and discOntinusnee Of
the mail to Pensacola. The interview was respect
full on both sides
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-29
Review or she Nashville Market.

MoNPAY EVENING, jan y, lo6l.
The Cotton market opened somewhat active to day than
usual for Monday, and though the sales large
evident there considerably speculation
the staple than last week. The receipts continue quite LIBERAL
There movement in Tobacco It continues
freely, but hs inactivity OF the New Orleans dsprees
The New Orleans Deia In It's review for
the week ending the evening OF the 25h says there has
inquiry for Tobacco but the only anacon any mpor
noticed is the sale the oath of hhds Carksys on
private terms.
There very little doing in produce Of any kind
C0TT0N-The reported sales to-day to 10 bales
follows bales at &c. at se 10 at se, and $50 s99c
We repeat last weeks quotations with remark that
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IMPoRTANT no PLANTERs.

MEsSRe b. A. FAHNKSrocR Il Co.
Gentlemen-Mr. G W TiIley, who IA gentleman We
known Of the best planters in this Wharton
and celebrated for the careful ofnegoes highly re-
commend Fahnestonk's Vermuge He called on me HfsF
days since and purchased two dozen, that he a
tered the Vemnge bought OF last year. adult negro
suspected Of having worms, and succeeded expeng from n
several dozen inches in length and that her
is good.
One Of these homeestimOnia is worth thousand where the
parties not known this regarded reliable EVIL
dence with regard the adaptation Of valuable Yermfue
to our plantations. an, truly yours,
W FISHER.
u Purchasers should look lce1 on the
wrapper, and that they buying FIHNKsrocK VIZ
AIFUGg, and no other. dec30-wlm
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rro,n New YORK.

NEW Y.RK. Jan. 26-The Leader says Chas F.
Briggs. OF N Y City, has been rendered the Court
ship to Liverpool, and has sgnined his willingness
to accept the post
tanned from sailing Wednesday, in consequence
Of discovering that eight Storage passengers were
on board, and because the owners were notified
that the steamship Columbia was ashore in Charles
ton harbOF.
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From CRarleston,

CHAELEsrOH, 3. c., Jan. 26.-.Ths Legislaturs
has agreed on the sovereign Gag Of South CarOlins
1t is to be Of blue grouad, with white oval CEN
tsr-psce, and golden P3lusttO tree therein.
The steamer Columbia went ashore en- SulliVsn's
Island beach yesterday morning while going out.
The weather has been tempestuous FOR week
past.
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MFRS. wINsLOw.

An experienced and female physician has oohin
Syrup children tehing which greatly facilitates the process
Of teehiAg by sOning the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon mothers it will give yourselves relief
health your infants Perfectly all cases. See aavsr
tseInent in another column. oct2e-ly