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vice Pre.Ident Elect.

New YORK, Feb. 21.-Viee President Hsmlin and
lady arrived about six O'Clock this morning, com
paratIvely few persons being on hand 70 receive
him. He entered the AstOr House with difficulty,
and was conducted to the apartments provided for
him. After the arrival of the Vice President
dinner was given by G.. c. Davidson. There were
present umOng the invited guests. VIM. NJ Evarts,
Thurlow Weed, Dean Richmond, II. L. Raymond,
Simeon Draper, and a few others.
Mr.. Lincoln visited the opera by invitation while
the children were taken TO Laura Keene's Mr.. L.
only remained till the close Of the second act and
then quietly left the theatre without any demOnstra
ton. About half past twelve fine serenade was
given to Lincoln and Hamlin at the AstOr House by
bands of the Wide-Awakes and other Republican
clubs. Mr.. L. did not makehis appearances, but Mr..
Hamlin being called out made a short speech. Up
TO late hour Mrs. Lincoln and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin
received their friends.
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of The various grades, and the market considerable
! ty. We quote;
superfne. S. 2595 so FaraiIy Sc OOsas ?.
Extra superhne.. 6Jg86 % Extra Family s6 25g6 e
Sacks are selling at a393 so per 100 lbs.
BuckEaeaFFlOur is helS at 50 100 s, good supply
on the market.
Corn Neal is in good supply We quote unsied at 659l5
and sified q: ejc9sI per bushel.
GRAIN-There but gktu pply Of Wheat on the market
and it held nsminally at 81 2J9I IS per bushel.
The market is well supplied with Corn, whsh there
p continued heavy demand We quote Yellow White al
81 965s bushel, sacks included
Seed Oats good demand at 556Oc bushel
PR0VIsI0Ns-Bacon continues to come in quite freely,
and finds steady sale. We quote Shoulders Sc, Hams &c
Clear Sides losc frsm From the selling price
Shoulders l0c, Hama uK@12c and Clear Sides IIH9I2Hc
Lard is in active request, at s9lOc from wagons
Gle from store.
Butter for table finds ready Gale at Is92Oc though
inferior is quoted at 129I5c.
English Dairy Cheese quoted 2Yc b, and Western
Reserve at lO910kc
Eggs fad ready sale at lie t91Ic per dog.
GRoCRRIEs-Thsrs considerable activity in Groceries
to-day, at unchanged prices. We quote Rio Coffee l39
4hc Fair Choice Sugar 9s hhd and bbls Molasses
3O933 in bills, and 3937 in half bills
IRISH P0rAToEs-The market is we'll supplied with su-
perOr Article for seed and table purposes We quote
nOcks and Pinckeyss at 1922 so SbbI,
oNIoNs-In good supply We quote Red and sVerskins
s2259s2 so . bbl.
sEEDs-Ths market well Supplied with Glover and Grass
Seeds noces good activity, especially in the
former WequOte Glover IS 5O96 bushel, bbls; Blue
Grass stripped, u.s. Clean 81 busbel Ola Bs; Timothy
Mfet 81 50; Hungarian sI9I IS; Flax Seed
HAY-The demand for Hay continues active and vita large
receipts the market is well supplied rate article
Wequote from store at s22S25 per ton.
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ia Pc U OHM IN CIEiLDRE IN.
pn.INrrE1p N J. August %, 1858.

Aessrs. B. Il. FqHnest7ek d 10
9entemen:Ou son, Eve wears OF age has been afflicted
with for three past during that time we have
tried remedies and Rad the attendance OF skfu Phy
clans The boy has passed from inch seventeen e per
day while under the influence Of the medicine that be has been
taxing, but never discharged the head.
Your AGENT being nebOrhood sent to the house.
BIZ Of nehb he OF the wonders OF
village.
We ths boy two BEETLES Of A. A. Fahnestock Vermifuge
which brought away twenty worm, with the head Dur
ing three be has passed ~ hundred feet OF the vcrn
We would recommend % M those that afflicted with
worms Of any description, az 4esi.ive cure ,r
? Purchasers shoud lock seH INITIALS on the
wrspper and see that they Rng FAHEEsTocKs VER-
MIFUsK, and no other. feh3-wlm
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A young man named FRANK LooNEY was found
dead at Fort Pickering, near Memphis, on the goth
inst. he had left home on the evening of the 18TH
while laboring under symptoms of mania pOtU,
and had either been dragged or crawled down the
bluff to the spot where he was found. His pockets
were turned inside out, except one, In which were
two notes, but it was known that he had no money
when he left home.
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ATLANTA VS.. MONTGOMERY. The Montgomery Con-
federation learns that petition signed by number
less citizens of Atlanta, has been presented, urging
the present Congress to make that city the perma-
nent capital of the Southern Confederacy. The
Confederation is delighted to learn that large ma
jorty of the Congress prepossessed in favor Of
Montgomery
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Nh. BUCHASAE's AUTHoRsHIP.-The Historical
Magazine says: Since 1t is announced that Mr..
BUCHANAN will favor the public, after his retire.
ment from office, with series of sketches Of men
eminent in political life, of whom there has here
tofore been no fitting memorial, it may not be .
volstisn of any confidence to say that it is believed
he will undertake more formal work with regard
10 President POLK"
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Gen. ANDERSON, our efficient Postmaster, tender
ed his resignation time since to take effect on
the 10th nst but the Department refused to accept
it. BE then rendered his resignation to take effect
upon the expiration of his present commission, and
we presume the Department viii accept that, as the
General cannot be forced to continue in Office
longer.
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LITERARY AND ILLUSTRATED PAPERs.-Messsrs
GREEN Co, No. Union street, have received the
latest issues of the New York Ledger, Wauels
Mdgdzne Hdrper's Weekly, Frank Leslies Illustrated
Newspaper and the Budget Of Fun, together with the
Southern Family JounaL published at Baltimore, and
equal in every respect if not superior, to the New
York Ledger
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SIGNS OF THE TMEs"-T London Times prints
in full the correspondence between President BUcH-
ANAN and the South Carolina Commissioners. The
same paper republishes the Declaration of the
Clucus which led to the secession of South Carolina
from the Federal Union.
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Arkansas Election.
Special Dispatch to tn. M.nphl. Pres. !

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 20.-The State will go for con-
yention by small vote. There will be respectable
majority Of seeesions ON the condition that the
congress does nothing to adjust matters The immedi-
ate secessoniss will be in the minority so will the I'M
conditional Unionists. In Hemstead county the anti
secession candidates are elected in Sabine county
the antisecession candidates are elected in Clark
and Dallas counties secession candidates are eleced
TSigned.1 BLACK.
Editor of True Democrat.
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PREACHERS AND sEoEss1ox.--A correspondent Of
the Soahern Christian Advocate writing from Texas,
says that the Rev. DR.. Boring, Rev. DIR. Carter,
President Of Soue University, and formerly of the
University of Mississippi and Rev. J. E. Carnes,
of the Texas Advocate are on the stump, making
secession speeches. These are al Ministers OF the
Methodist Church, South.
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A TESTIMONIAL WoRTHnY BEsTowED.-The GftdcheeS
of the Post Office presented to Gen. ANDERSON yes
terday magnificent goldheaded cane as testmo-
NAL of their high esteem for the man and the ocer
Coming as it does from those who know and appre-
eiate the noble qualities of his head anc heart the
General cannot fail to appreciate this testimonial as
a memento of priceless value
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Observation-Disclosures,

AZ Hnfaizi71 for Sc Final Weakness, Moe
IurnaI En- missiO Is, hRpotsHcy loss of Posoer,
Pains IN tie Buck otO A. in tho Bi9dder, Distracted
and Difficult AeRstrzta5an, and al Diseases caused
By debating from tie Ft6 Of Nature, and indu0iR0
an Sskf-P0Ll1i0H.
By the Of this Cure s improper discharges
ed, the weakened degeneration speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating carriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary TO promote connuba happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure tie dblated down and
despsirng devotee Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
1t is safe AID pleasant te but immediate its action
tanning mineral poison hat prepared sm pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of q delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle th bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express TO all parts Of the!world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MEEWIN. Proprietors st. Louis, Ne.
Sold 10 Nashville by Ewing Pendlson, Berry DemoyiIIs
G. W. Hendershott, and by druggists everywhere.
nj rSwlv
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BY TELEGRAPH.



WzsHxGrox, Feb 22.--SEsArE. -Niblack was
confirmed Chief Justice of Nebraska. Motions to
take up Black and Pettits nominations were reject
ed BY majority
Inc Navy Department has accepted the resigDa-
slon OF Captain Tatnal, of Georgia. A special has
Osen sent to take charge Of the Galveston Post.
Office.
montgomery iadvices indicate that the Southern
SOA,Tusracy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reprisaIs Of
1e onieeo states attempts to maintain authority in
me seeding States A large number of privateers
are ready to commence operations at moments
warning. 1t IS reported that arrangements are also
made in California for privateers on the Pacific
An army officer writes from Savannah, that orr.
Yates are eniistng, and that 5000 applications for
commissions in the army of the Confederacv wsr.
applied for the frstweek. The Governor Of csoro;o
has ordered the purchase of steamer far SEA- ooo
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DPTHERh.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested, takeu time, and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial Oil, and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
OH, an1 bind it on before going to bed. We are Goa
hdent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Dr. CIARK's Painless Pil.-1en-
nesees Baptist
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-23

TERRIBLE COLD IN GERMANY.-Letters from
Dresden represent the winter in Germany as one
Of unusual severity. For several days in Dresden
the thermometer had been from ten to nineteen de-
grees below zero The Elbe il frozen over, and the
ladies have their curls covered with hosr frost,
while the mems Whiskers freeze.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-23

REMOyAL--Messrs. THoMA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanes Hotel lately occupied by L. NOSES
as a furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business,
and is now filed with fine display of goods. Per-
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
cal, they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. jan10 I'm
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NashIngtOn,s Birth Day.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. Advantageous birthday was
very generally and enthusiastically celebrated in
the North. In this city large National flag was
raised this afternoon by the ladies over the Court
House by order of the city authorities. A salute
was fred. The military paraded and were review
ed. Business generally suspended. An Grafton
was delivered before the largest audience ever as
sembled in Kentucky. Great enthusiasm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-23

THE BKEAKING UP.-Since the 9th of November
says the Columbis (S.C) Gudriian, 1860 there have
been one hundred and forty-fve designations in the
Federal Government, to wit: Members of the Cabi-
net Z; Senators, II; Members of the House of Rep
resentatives, 80; Federal officers in the Southern
States-Judges Collectors &c, 9; in the Army, 26;
and in the Navy, 81.
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ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY ar CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

sscoTery Of Prof. Wood, have at
j: ate his restorative, but profess to
\ would produce results identical |;
!. gone, being carried away by the
!. Gods preparation, and have been
I.ssistless sway. Read the follow
BATE. MAINE, April 18th, 1889.
Gents-The letter / wrote on in
lie Hair Restorative, and VII hyou
: and elsewhere, has given rise to
the facts in the case. The inquiries
habitation and name, as stated in
IS it true Of all therein contained /;
tinue to be in good order and Of
md do answer invariably, yes. My
~ stage Of my life for forty years
1etter colored I; the same is true Of
Use why it is not generally true is,
/ of by frequent ablution Of the
by wiping the face in close coRnec-
sSms result will follow as the hair.
} ,:feat many letters from all parts
, Il my hair still continues to be
:. in the manufacture and sale of
this, ii has, no doubt, been basely
'ply without an y good effect, but
sci any Of your restorative of any
Set my hair s as good as ever,
%. surprise, as ] am now 81 years
tsvad or en- my face T; and to prove
" hair taken OF the past week.
quart bottles last summer, for
.,Se it to my friends, and thereby
we're skeptical until after trial,
p with universal success. 1 will
{ = test by which 1 can discover
many, fear without author
q Gle will insure success, and /
fat follow, the failure is caused
n ,1ses the inventor Of the good.
~ to keep you spprised of the
N,.-l who inquire Of me Of my IN
z = results. l remain, dear sirs,
ii A. c. RAYMOND.
l.tAoN's Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1855
b $sttles Of three sizes, viz: large,
~ Ids pint and retail for 81
least twenty per cent more in
IS for 81 per bottle; the large
In proportion, and retails for 50
p. ;, Prsprieters, IA Broadway,
!, st. Louis, Mo. /; and sold by all
hoods Dealers. Wholesaled by
to., ana retsiled By every Drug
4 febiI-ly
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Dextruetive Fire.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 21.-Fitzhugh s Nays to-
bacco factory was destroyed this morning. With its
contents, including large amount Of manufactured
tobacco, ready for shipment Loss very large, with
partial insurance. The building originally cost
$50, 900, and was owned by Mr.. Warwick. Il was
the scene of thOs famous Clay dinner in 1888. A
smaller factory adjoining, and occupied BY Mason
& Undertake, was also destroyed.
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uReadlnE Matter ON First Page.

GBADuArEs.-The following is list of the grad
yates Of the Shelby Medical College:
fennessee-N. B. CoBLE, R. A. GENTRY, A. J
GUPToN. W. C. HURON, B. B. KIRBY, J. II. PUNK
EFT, 7. N. POTTER, W. N. REYNOLDS, ]. L. RID
LEY, S. NJ. THOMPSON, and F. C. WHITFIELD.
ArloanSas.-W. K. JONES' T. J. NoRFLEEr, P. C.
OSBORN, and R. S. WnsOS.
Ke7dacky-L. B. Chiffon and D. G. SnmoxDs.
AIabamS.-F. G. DERocHE.
Soldh Carolina.-J. 7. MORTON.
TeSaS.-R. r. POTTER.
PeAnSyiodnid-OTTo BECKER
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Special NOTICES.
TInY,s mAcTosI PAIN ExTHAcron

Dz4HzE1E1 4 . uIAlEHGzFL FAAS Ell E17zs1 n OzA
The M4cHNsT the TRAyELKR, and every other Individual
whose lot in life throws him within the accident from
Explosion, Collision, in mind that this Magic
save his and only friend It sboh portable and cheap
and should be his companion friend in ueed There
thousands Of living wneSsa testify 70 its marvellous
virtue, who their sound limb muscles to its saving en-
eacy SOLD the principal defots IA Broadway, w. and
Charress street. New Orleans, byJ WRIGHT Co., General
Agents. 4 $50 By all druggists anil merchants.
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SHIPMENT OF 0RDNANCE.-The shipment of guns
to Fort Delaware, says the Petersburg Express, is
much larger than we were led to suppose few
days since. Thirty heavy eight inch Columbiades
have been hauled in from the Arsenal, together
with three thousand shells and large amount Of
other munitions
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I'm Cbancery Court at Gainesboro.

THyOBIAs GIPsON VS. james W. Nicely and Others Ca
ter q Whiteaeld James W. Horley, Abraham job j.
e-s-Jndgnent and Attached BnlsCross Bills
Dscsmber Rules s6O-On motion Of complainant Whefed,
by his solicitor and appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and HGsr from allegation in the cross line which is
thai the defendant Abraham Johnson is non resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee 1t is srdre that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Union and American,
Newspaper published in the city of Nashville requiring said
defendant to appear before the Chapy Court at Gainesboro
before the cond MoDday in February 1851 and defend
compliments b the allegations therein contained will be
taken for confessed and the set down for hearing xpare
as to thin. VI. II. Bolts, 9. + u.
jan24-E4tprfse %
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Lineolnin PhiInaeln,,,a

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 22-Lincoln in responding h
Cuyler's welcome in independence Hall, said: 81
never had feeling politically that did not spring
from sentiments embodied in the Declaration of In
dependence, which gave liberty not only to this
country, but hope to the world through all future
time. (Great applause)
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PATRIOTIC AND LIBERAL.--The Board of Directors
Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad have ten
dercd to the Governor of Mississippi the use Of that
Road for the transportation Of troops and munitions
of war for the defence Of the Southern States free
Of charge
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The Memphis appeal states that the City Council
Of Memphis has ordered the Mayor to buy $500
worth Of ammunition for the military companies in
that city to use in repelng any invasion dangerous
to the lives property of the citizens or of those
Of any neighboring State provided the same can be
done In the city of Memphis
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ArrivaI Of the Steamer America.

New YORK, Feb, 22.-The Steamer America has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of Feb sth
HAFFAx, Feb. 22.-The steamer America brings
s34565.
In Parliament Lord Palmerston said that orders
had been sent to the Canadian Government not to
surrender Anderson without express directions from
the Imperial Government. He said the United
States to establish claim must show that Anderson
is guilty of murder, according to the laws of Eng
land
The new Indian three million loan has been all
awarded at s84 and upwards.
A prospectus has been issued for Jamaica Cot
ton Growing Company.
A telegraph cable has been laid from Otranto to
Corfu.
The condition of the Bank of France continues to
improve.
The Bourse was firm, RsnteS 65f 67c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22-The Times says a letter
from the British Government to distinguished
American, states authoritatively that Lord Russell
brought the secession and defective clearances be-
fore The Ministry who declared that England would
not recognize the Southern Confederacy, but would
do everything to discontinuance disunion.
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DEPARTURE OF CoMMoDoRE INGRAHAN FOR Mont
.GOHERY.-Com. Duncan n. Ingraham, 5. q. Navy,
Elas received summons from Government to repair
his valuable aid in the organization of the Navy fer
the Confederate States. AS chief of the Bureau OF
Ordnance and photography. he displayed great
administrative and executive talents. which added
additional lustre to a name known well in both
hemispheres. May we soon learn that he has been
commissioned one Of the Senior Admirals of our
%avys-CharlestOa Merctsry
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Foreign NTarl.etx

MY YORK Feb ssThs Steamer America, has arrived at
Halifax with Liverpool dates OF Feb OH CottOnsas satur-
day 60Obsss There but little inquiry and prices
quotations being barely maintained.
Bresdstufs quiet but steady Provisions steady CoDsols
slK9s2 for money and 929I@92A for account.
HAvRE-Cotton-New Orleans crdenare IO5i Bas 96f
The market opened bouysnt but closed Sales Of the
1900 bales. Stock at HaVre I6 500 bales.
LoSDoS.-Bullion in the Bank has increased IIsOCOc
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MFRS, WuNSL.Ow,

An experienced an female physician, has Soothn
Syrup for children teehing witch greatly facilitates process
Of teehng by soening the ls reducing all Inflammation
will slay all pain, and arr regulate Depend
upon it, mothers it will giv st yourselves relief
health to your infants. Py safe all adver-
tisement in another column, = oct2e-ly
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From. New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22-Washington's birthday
was magnihcently celebrated by grand military
display the turn out being the largest ever seen in
the city. There were great manifestations of ioy.
The city is brilliantly Illuminated tonight. and the
cannon are firing
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Market Reports,

CHARLESTON Feb 2Osalss of Cotton to-day LOO bales
prices ranging from * to u lI6c Market unchangsi.
MeBnR FEB l9The sales Of Cotton to-day 900 bales MID
ding at II cents Sales three days 1880 bales Receipts
days 7,765 bEles. Stealing Exchange IOeI<C9lO31.
NOZZLE, Feb 20saes of Cotton day OO0 bales; Mid
dngs at IL cents. The market was quiet