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McLEAN's CoRDuL.-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, as general
thing eschew the whole of them with but little GER
emony and with these sentiments We declined in
sorting this advertisement until we knew what were
the ingredients of the medicine, and how compound
ed This we have learned, and believing, IS we do,
that the ingredients are good and the compound
judiciously made, we recommend it as q mixture
worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. AcANALLr, which
speaks volumes in favor of MCLEAS's Cordial. We
say to all try it. See the advertisement In another
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GroRolA YorrzrzERa-The Columbus Tines Of
Thursday says; We learn from gentleman direct
from Montgomery, that President DAVIS viii issue
an order for Eve thousand volunteers for Pensacola
OF thisnumber, Georgia win furnish, perhaps, two
thousand. We consider the informahOn reliable,
and believe that the order viii be issued to the Cow
ernors ofthe Confederate States Immediately. Pres
ident DAVIS does not regard the withdrawal Of the
troops from SUMTER las it is Of life and death
with the Government trOops.) as any indication Of
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Tor SO Wilt urnish 100 BnesS Orange, the nneIf a.
Voed raspberry, veil Of the largss bsaatra
an1 productive.
100 Praneona, large rcd berry, u good nsvor,
tive, and enornSasly prodnetiTs
100 Improved American Black Gap: much larger, juicy
better nayord with fewer seed and superior The
common Slack Cap The plant entirely
ductive and the fruit u sought sftsr IN the market
The above Kinds Include ne three
black-and fernsh pleasant variety In favor We rrs,d
ket culture.
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Fram Nerr Orleans

NEw ORLEANS, March 22.-The ship PocahOntas.
from New Orleans to Liverpool before reported
ashore, has arrived safely at Key West.
The ship Judith, from Calcutta to New Orleans,
was wrecked on the 18th, two miles from Cape Cor
rientas. The crew and passengers were rescued,
and there is probability of saving the cargo.
The schooner Cactus, from BrszOs to New York
was wrecked off Cuba, and is total loss.
1t is understood that the Confederate States Com
missioners to Europe win not leave until the 3lst
By proclamation of Gen. Bragg, all vessels are
prohibited from furnishing supplies to war vessels
of Pensacola or Fort Pickens. under forfeiture CT
confscation.
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ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Ths convention received
the majority and minority reports of the committee
which were made the special order for the third
Monday in December.
resolution was adopted for the election Of seven
delegates to the Border State Convention.
Adjourned.
The river has fallen three inches in the last "a
hours. The upper streams ara falling.
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From New York.

NEW YoRK, March 21.-The Hsralds Washington
dispatch says that the inconsistencies between An.
dersons dispatches before and after the inaugural
lead to whisperings in Executive circles, that An
derson may be in completely with the secessionists
The President has determined to call an extra
session of Congress.
Commodore Stringham has been ordered to report
Immediately to the Navy Department.
General Nye accepts the Governorship of Nevada
Territory.
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THE STAY LAWN. S. FRERsoN' Esq., Special
Cb.ncsror delivered an opinion at the recent term
Of the Cbapcery Court at Pulaski, declaring the
stay law of the extra session OF tue un
constitutional The Pulaski Gaze" says Inc
Chanaery Clerk and Master and the Circuit Court
Clerk of this county refuse to take bonds under the
new law and the sheriff also refuses to take deiiV
erY honda"
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sTRAwRERRTEs,


We naFeoyef one hundred varieties. asnons which are
Atpins b1s1, waite ard res; alpine Hoods vhs 40 ~
rIne 5asfs Prize Brighton Fine BaoIo 1czleS
4ssr. s1sIy bsnsPe Orange. black Primo ,1urrs NsE k
5roess frc.e 5ogdens Mammoth, Crimson Core, Cufers
y1arIss sAsorIs ghax, Dundee 6enes, GIobose Scarlet,
Hevey seeallng Aooes Hucon Harlsm 0rznes, Hknsea
yaregl Jennyl seed Ing. La.Es Harly Eosrlef L. Re
aolPa. Rrelsnc Ia Aeine adys Pine fzgu
nAYorl A9o eaperor NJ vo7 Extra Red MoyaennIn7.
Monroe scsris Mag andisa, oner Pacha, 05is KansI6
fe4bcdy Seeon9s Rrncs 0oeose Scarlet MaRnzt7 3set
Seeding, eiz Adairs Sir Harry. sesdIinr
Psaie, walker, Wsons Albany, &e. At Is csnt. rer dr.
en-: 81 oG per JOG.
Alice Maud, AJAX Admiral Dunass. British ouesn ao.ton
Pine best Ehite, Comesss de AzFne, C0pss Tr5sre
cufchs Black Prince oozt De Paris Due Dc Bratarf Hon
de Is BefEqus, Migrants Prince d Wales Erod arTs
and afel, Trionphe Gand best and most proafabl fr
opss Victoria livery large and is, Yicomess Heras a
Ihnry, &c. 1t 50 cents per dozen; 81 81 per iee-
kitleys csrolins Supsrbs, Kitsys deah livery Es aud
lae, Nicholsona sunerb, FnFe (feas aud hn,
dolen; - 90 per 100.
We win furnlsh airy Of the above varieties, By he 1000, 10
Afger Quantities, ct greatly reduced prices
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CHEROKEE CUREI

OHEEtUE EE CUHEI
An HnJafstv1 csre fer Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnal EnImissiOns. {Elpotsncy Loss Of Poscer,
Pdtas IN The Back, St0ns 81 he Bidder Gbstructsd
dad DLDcsA Aesstra0tSon, and al Diseases eda.sed
ey 6estdiEs Iro" the path Of Edsurs, and isdrioin0
the use OF this oure all Improper discharges
full vigor restored
hhsr x contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
nd and body are Necessary promote happiness
IN Ae Snerokee Cure the debil2ted down
Departing devotes Of sensual pleasure fnd relief
safe and pleasant is action con
aiming ne mineral poison but prepared frs pure vegetable
extracts, i1 the form Of delicious syrup
Price 50 Bottle bottles for S. and and
b. express 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold ~ AL respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors ST. Louis Ma.
Bald In Nashville BY Ewing Pendleton Berry penoy!lh
q. w Hendershott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
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distinction, March 2l.-The Lstsllgsncer in an
.ui'orAi takes strong ground against coercion It
ss.nzs Convention Of the States must settle the
or the independence of the Southern Con-
,susl4ey be acknowledged. Many Republican
- $500 Coincide; others determine to oppose this
=, "AsA'AefoN' Aarch 22.-The failure to eyacusts
ross sumner Yesterday is ascribed to technical rea-
soma. It is said that it win take place imme,.tslv
The senate will probably not adjourn I'M nex.
week. Mason, Hunter, and Ians h..a -
home. s'''
The following Combinations were made: CharIs.
Howe, Collector at Key West Samuel Long Conan
to Lahaima- '1'
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CoID.-Yesterday morning was clear and cold
ice thicker than any morning during the winter
Fruit has been injured some but hopes are yet ems
tertaIned that there will be plenty left Wheat Just
shooting, begins to yellow. but we think Il has not
vet been materially injured.-Puadski Citizen
March p.
In conversation with a citizen of this county
Yesterday he informed US tina: nearly all of his
peaches have been killed, and that the frost has DIT
off his oats nearly to the ground, and he fears the
Iatter have been permanently injured.
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Farai0n markafs.

LIVERPOOL March 6-er Gtsa1er ArG0sThe Of Cot
ton Monday and Tuesday amounted IS 200 bales Of which
spectators took 1000 bsIes The steamers from tia
United States caused advance Of Upland and l6d
other qualities, closing with an advancing tendency.
Manchester Advices faVOrsble ali qualities slightly ad
vhnced.
BresdssHs quiet FlourA qualities Sghly declined. Pre-.
visions quiet.
gconssls 81 & 9sI1< for money and account.
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hsssTs. 3. a. 1d1assfscz q 70.
Qenfleuen Mr. James h. Rslclins, resident Of Han
rite csnnt rear the city Ok 1lchmond gnia sds the fol-
lowing statement 70 me:
negro boy, years old, very sick presumed the
essse to be worms BE became much prostsd that de
SPARED Of all hopes Of bis fecoveER Is the resort,
constituted to try A. Fshnastoeks vernuge pm chased
Of A. streck, one vial Of which gave him teaPoenfui
morning and night fer three days in continuation. In less
than three hours after had given him drst dose, hs child
canmeDced pass worms OF ali from six 70 ten inches
the astonishing from four 20 ave
the Boy is now perfectly we'll
certify, With pleasures to The truth Of the above statement
O. A. sTREoKKR.
IL Purchasers should look asez TO tho
wrapper, and that they buying RAExxrooKs VIA
NJuaK. and no other. mar3-wrm
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marEar Renar,.

CHARLESTON, March 20 Sales Of Cotton to-day
prices ging from e97< cents The adysneisg
MOBILE, March 20ssles Of Cotton to-day $500 bales; MID.
dlings at llx9llZ. There sctTs demand and
quotations SITTER
AUsusr March eThe demand Cotton continues good,
but Transactions limited Of the meagrs
good cotons sferiDg We report sales OF GIG bales At prices
RAGING from to l2Sc.
SAVANNAH, March 19-There brisk demand for Cotton
to-day, the sales limited by the very small Offering
stocks Prices improvement and quotations
shade higher. Sales IA bales At prices ranging from 90 to IL
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In conformation ofthe statement had occason
days since to seek remedy for alady thai afflicted NY
wife and myself growing OUT supposed, Of cold
contracted from imprudent exposure Debility combined with
cold caused loss Of appetite, pains in the extremity
OF the bs depression Of ps and constant iangour This
condition was peculiar t. each OF U.s.
accdenty happened In the house Clark Gregory Co.,
and their advertisements Of the merits and curative pcwers
the Anbrosa OIL attracted attention. Having faith the
vendors determined to try used bottle en- my
according to dieetions Is rubeacieut and my sston
ment prodseed perfect relief thea my own case
and found relief with single application.
FER its virtues will be verified n ether complaints
certainly the finest application Cold RhermAsn and Neu.
ragia that I have ever known tried.
T.oAT0 McKEEN, D. D. o.
feb2f-d&w2w Nashville. Tenn.
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ANOTHER WONDER IT D. MOETON, No. 81 College
street, opposite tie Sewanee House, il surprising
the people by giving away his fine stock of goods
to the purchasers of pictures and only charge Two
Dollars for HUGHEs' best style.
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PReaaIng Matter on First Page.

Call at the Insurance OFFICE OF W. J. MARR,
on College street, and get insured in the Insurance
Company Of the Valley Of VirgiHia, the Oldest and
most reliable Virginia Company doing business IN
this city. mar22u
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RAsPBERRIEs.

Our Of plants usy larys snd aas. have oru t,
u vAres including Brncles Orange, 81 % PEI sors1.
IS 90 100. RfancoEa, e Is Der
Rastof Rivers Large Rrusd Monthly Kneyets Clara nf
River Antwerp sd and Yellow Antwerp. and others a
cents per 6oEsn s. 90 per 100 Improved Ansr-an B
Cap, 50 cents per dozen; - 90 per l60.
Persons wanting Large Of the above, viii Be furnish
ed Ar vervI our
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE nISEaSES

L
O<N@ DE-. KING, formerly OF New York, Tor the last
&NGS four years louisville. Kentucky, and has
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private for
thirty aers himself having attended 70 fer
years. and cured thousands he enabled
all diseases private nature, matter how bad they
from iniudcous medical treatment rcm neglect their
Dr. Kings DPensAry No. 70 Deadck street, between Cherry
the Square, where he all diseases Of pivats
GoKoKnEA cured without nsucous medicine Interference
from business.
srRIcrUnKs recent date, sfectHally
days. BY operation which causes pain Where structure
exist health cannot b. enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skim growing out
ect treatment be eUeetusy cured in few days.
sKME. WKAXEss particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the consequences gewn o brought
many BY the destructive habits Of nconderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the consultation, rendering the subject
for business society, and causing premature old
Females who be laborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
nay rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A. King No 80 Deadrck street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia ts medicine sent to siT
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Ones
hours o'clock in the morning until In the EVENING"
nay23. y559d&wly
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Ponce de Leon Believed, In ereuous ages have found
the "Waters OF Ruvenesaneesbut he found them It
waspreerved for eminent day to discover the
component parts Of virgins Reiuvenating ELK.
H. WEIGH no fable but verify Il purely Vegetable in its
origin and the Oldest aconr hundeTstruck st the "a
pay Win which removes the Srui from the systen Ehn
ennn and general Prosrstion Throughou the South, e.
pecsy, It has trumphed every thing pharnacoPa,
and may be truly called the great ally Of nature Sold b.
al respectable druggists throughout the United sstes and
La.
Sold also BY all Druggists in Nashville.
mars dtxswlm
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For We vii send 70 Post Once addrs.. in Ii. ou.t,,
poatpaia and ereaiy pat np in cotton oie sIIk a. a =
sasly, p g0sd plants Of The Wsonu AIf~n ~ n1
send, for the sans price, he q plsst ~, "a
variety offered Ia catalogue, t Is cents p-
For 81 We win send 90 plants tie Trlouoh. A. 49, -
any other variety offer At 50 cents per dczsn No
kind. = =
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ARRIVAL Of Passenger Trains.

CONCERT ToS1GHT.-Remember the Concert at the
Masonic Temple this evening. Encourage those who
are trying to encourage the orphans They have
spared pains to make it the Concert of the sea-
son. Give them and the orphans crowded house.
Don't forget to be there
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FARxAR DIsXuKEs Co. are opening most beau
tu lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies, they are beauti
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marchll-tf.
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BLACKBERRrEs.
NEW Ro0HELI

NEW ROCHELLE, 81 90 per dozen IS % Dsr 100
DORCHESTER Is eta 400 4
HBWMAH'S TH0RNLEss, 75s la =
For s0ue will send Ieo Of each Il the absve kinds
We have fruted the varieties for Ave years. having Ia
acres in cultivation prepared furnish Wholesale par
ehasers ct the lowest rates.
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The statement which has lstely gone the rsunes
of the press, that Vice President STkFHENs had or
dered a large number Of horses from Kentucky for
the Governments the Confederate States we see IL
suthoritatively contradicted
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nPRING CLOTHING.

We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are selling at prices to suit the times.
Also fine lot of Cloths, Cdssimess and Vsstin9s,
made to order WARD, BERNNGHAM & Co.,
mar22-2n No. 20 Public Square.
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From California.

EoET KEARSEY. March ls-The California Legis-
ature balloted the 9Th for United States Senator
without choice. Weller stood highest Strong
Union resolutions passed the Assembly on the 18th.
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Here, then, we have q deficiency in number pack
ed this season, a. compared with last, of 1875 g43
hogs, which is slightly less than 81 per cent
With regard to the weight of this season, our re-
turns furnish the following averages for each State
together with yield Of lard perhog both of which
we give comparatively, with the previous season,
as follows:
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We call special attention to the dental Card of
Dr. A S. DUvAL who has removed his office to No.
49, on the Public Square, next door to the drug
store of RAINS & Brown DIR. d. has wen-earned
reputation as skifful and successful dentist and
needs no commendatioR at our hands. We solicit
for him liberal patronage.
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Nzw ORLEANS, March % cOion-rhs steamers news had
No acct on the Market Sales to day se01 bales. MdAngss
IQx sass Of 1900 bales. Receipts Of he week
bales against 81 500 bales during the corresponding time
last year. Exports the 10000 bales Total Ezpots
season 500 bales. Total receipts at tAs port an a.
the sane time year $4,000 talss At all Southern Pss
us 600 bales. eoskAt New Orleans bales. Your dali
q 1s9s g. coase-sass Of the weak $50 bags. Inport
noas stock 1850 hsgs agaisa 200 bags st he ''us tire
last ysar.
freighb 10 Ltssupocl 5,l81x.
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Wilson'S Albany strawberry Plants. Is
ents per dozen; 81 90 per l0c: IS CO per lIC0
J. KNOX, PRtsburss Pa
Trfomphe de Gand Strawberry Plants. he
hest and prontzbe so per 81 PER 100,
$40 LOCO. Dealers furnished AZ great sduesd prizes
J. KNOX. PittsbuFrh, Pa
Fillmore strawberry Plants, 50 cents per dozen
J. KNOX, Pistsbarsh. Pa.
Brinele,s Orange Raspberry Plants, 81 %
per dozen s. 00per 100 $40 % per l0. E1aieae pur
chasers furnished 81 lev rates
J. Kssx. Box Is5, Pittsbursh, Pa
Franconia Raspberry Plants, q % psrecs-
J. KNOX, PIrsSursh p.
Imprevsd American Hack Cap RasP-
serrYs 80 per - per 100 ss % per 90
J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa
New RscheIls Blackberry, 81 60 PEI dsssnt
). KNOX. Box is. Pisssbarsh, Pa.
have purchased Straw ssrry Plants OfMr sna
them recommended
THos. CHADwKLk.
nAr5-dtw&Eln NaahEtllss
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SONS OF temperance.

Tennessee Division No. 30, will celebrate the 18th
anniversary this evening in Sons Hail. Masonic
Temple Members of the Order generally are in
vited to be present.
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A PRINTER PRoNoTED.-John L. Williams, now
Chief Clerk of the Navy Department, at salary OF
$500, was formerly :" jour F" on the Hartford
Conn Times, when Gideon Welles, presentSecretas
~ Of the Navy, was editor Of the same paper.
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The Largest Circulation of any
Political Paper in Tenn.

THE UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at the following very low
rates. Subscriptions always to be paid
in advance.
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Joux C. MOORE, of Tennessee, has been appointed
and confirmed captain in the Army OF Confede-
rate States.
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CITY NOTICES.

Rev. Mr.. BARDwEL will preach in the Cottage
Church Sunday evening, at O'Clock.
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mentromerv Tebaccoqsa,...

Mr. John & Saith sold at Red River Landing on the 10Th
inst 81 bids Tobacco at the following prices II 90 90 II &C.
II 30 II 30 IL 30 II 30 il 30 II 30, 10 20 10 IS, 10 So
IS, S. IS, IS, So S. IS, IS, S. 45,s vs.
g. a. as Ss a. ss a. a. SS is ~ o. o.
$, IS. IS, 90. 10, IS IS, ee 20, I5.7ss,
65, ~ So, IS, 30, 20, 20, so, IS, 95 g5
6S, 65, 80, Is, IS, go, 20, 95, IS o. 95
4 IS. 4 90. 4 rs, 4 so 4 40. J as 3 Is. 90
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COMMERCIAL.
FnDAr EsxMSa, March a Ise,

1sE-71E- 2 TtII.
The demand for Exchange OnNew'York Genuine.
undated and fully equal to the supply. There is,
however, no change in quotations, the extrems re-
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Corn Meal Is in good supply and is held at 75c for uned
and s5c9sI for stted.
GRAINrhe demand for Corn good COO per bushel from
store Oats in coed supply and selling 4Os5Oc buhsI
PR0vIsI0NsThe receipts Of Bacon light with good de-
nsnd &c fer sh1udes &c for HAMS lee for Clear sides
from wagons Lots from held about lie per
these quotations
GR0CERIEa-The movement in Groceries continues fair
at fell price. We quote Rio Coffee l31SS4e Fair
ohcce Sugar 69e hh bbs Noasses 30S33 in hb,
and 3s937 in half bbIs.
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LOGAN GRAPE VINES.

Having procured supply Of hsab0Es early and vauats
Grape Of A. Thomson. Of DeiaEaFe, Ohio, xcol
werOoted vines, At IS eaehe7 90 per dcssn; o. b.
NALL securely pat up, and postage pail, 81 90 each
J. KNOX.
Lock Box l55. Pittsbursk, Pa
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We did not obtain the average weight from all the
places but nearly so. We find the aggregate weights
Of an equal number of hogs, at all the places from
whence the weight was furnished, for both seasons
to be as follows;
iSoo rs. F9ssl2e30
YEA ena AN
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Dark, Glossy, ana
Luxuriant Hairg

D. using Heimsreets i0stt0Ss Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head.
Priee SOC and 81 per bottle. Seid everywhere.
WI. HAGAN CO., Prsprie.ors, Troy,N.Y.
See IN Advertisement hesded,
tsTOU LOOK IN vAIN.,.
octQ3YvdkyAw
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nIisaour, ConYantian.

ST. LOUIS, March 21.-In Convention yesterday
the third resolution was adopted-ayes So, nays 4.
Mr.. Gamble offered substitute for the fourth
resolution, slightly differing the phraseology, which
was adopted-ayes " nays g..
Mr. Mcdonnell offered substitute that il is neces-
sary for the preservation of the peace that the
President withdraw the military force from seced-
ed States, and abstain from collecting revenues.
Mr. Hull offered an amendment to the effect that
the Convention is not sufficiently acquainted with
the Federal troops in the South to make such re-
quest and earnestly entreating the Federal Govern
ment to abstain from any act calculated to bring
about collision.
Mr.. Shackelford offered substitute to the amend
ment that it Is the opinion of this Convention that
the cherished desire to preserve the country from civ
war and restor fraterna feeling by withdrawal
ofthe Federal troops from such forts within seeded
States where there is danger Of hostities. and We
recommend that that policy be adopted The reso-
luton amended passed-S9 to g.
The sixth resolution, providing for the adjourn
ment to December, was adopted.
Several amendments were offered tn the seventh
resolution, pending which, the Convention adjourned.