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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 12-The President to-day
nominated to the Senate, Csssius Il. Clay as Min
lister to Spain. and Thomas CoFwin Miaistsr TO
Mexico. The latter is considered the most impor-
liant mission under the Government st this time,
considering territorial expansion connected with
Federal affairs. The President also nominated
Amos Tuck Naval Officer At Boston, willard Phillips
Collector as Salem, Mass., Rufus Hosmer Consul 1t
Frsnkfort-oa-the-M Main.
Archibald Williams as District Judge Of Kansas,
and ". P. Dale as Conn issioner Of Indian Affairs,
we're confirmed By the Senate to-day. 0ther noui-
nstions were referred
At Secretary Chsse's request, Geo. Harrington,
Chief Clerk Of the Treasury. under Corwin. to-day
catered temporarily on the discharge Of bis duties
as Assistant Secretary. Rodmsn has returned TO
his felmer position as Chief Clerk
Georges E. Baker, Of Albany, Is appointed Dis
bursting Clerk in the State Department.
The municipal authorities 70 day prssestsd Mr..
CritteEden copy CT the joint resolutions Of re-
speet adopted BY the City Councils. In aoknoul-
edgiDg the honor, he said he should retire from
public life with full confidence that the nation
would soon come out Of It's struggles and be able to
look with joy upon dangers which had eenented
thea more firmly together
An extra session Of Congress Is likely to be soon
called to supply the omission OF the lsst and ens-
BILE the Administration to assert the authority 81
the Government. The policy will probably be to
repeal the laws making the porta Of the seeding
States ports Of foreign entry and TO station national
vessels thereat to prevent foreign importstions.
The forts 81 Key West and Tortugss cannot be given
up, because they may be easi reinforced, and are
Of national Importance in . military and conner
cial aspect Fort Sumter involves point Of honor
only.
II is known that the intention Of the President i.
to fill the vacancies which exist and which muss b
fIled during the present session Of the Senate ex
ceptng in few Instances Other appointments VII
be deferred until tins is done. In the meanwhile
applicants are required to file their papers in ths
proper Departments.
The officers Of the army met at the War Depart
ment at noon today, and in company with Lieut.
General Scott and Secretary Cameron proceeded 70
the President
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New Furniture store.

yVyHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his patrons
and the public generally that he aas Just arrived from the
East splendid Of fashionable Furniture which
he bes call attention. he has TAKEN and supeDly
htte IN the store, 80 Market street. the old
stand by Rteon aud fair dealing merit share
OF patronage particularly desi 10 those
wishing 70 purchase, stock Of Nsrasse made, and
superior to others in the market By calling
Al he Red store No 70 Market street. you will meet with
attentive clerks, vhe deem It pleaSue to show the stock,
whether you wish to purchase MOI NJ connection ith
any ,tRor establishment.
mAr6-am sAM'L HKSsHAE,
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McLsEAS's CoRpHA5.--As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement Of MeLeau's Cordial
&c.
1t Is very well known we are not psruculsrly
favorable to patent medicines, and, az general
thing eschew the whole of them with but little GER
emony, and with these sentiments we declined m
serting this advertisement until we knew what were
the Ingredients of the medicine, and how compound
ed. This we have learned and believing, as we do,
that the ingredients are good, and the compound
judiciously made, we recommend it as mixture
worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St. Lonis Urristiaa Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DIR. McAsAILT, which
speaks volumes in favor of AcLExs's Cordial We
say to all try it, See the advertisement IN another
column.
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Dr. HOerIand . celebrated

GERMAN BETTEkkS
vE7ILL eaectually Liver Complaint, pysSepsa Jsun
~ dice CkrenIc or Nervous Deby Diseases Of the Kid
news diseases arising oMa disodered Liver and stem
ach such Oonspaa Inward Piles Fumes Of Rlosd to tAe
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea. Heartburn, ,gust for
Food, weight in the Stomach, ssur Ernstatss
euknx or Futtern1 the Pit the stomach, svmng Of the
Head Hurredand Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking or suecang Sensations in lying posture, Dim
Paia Heal Deficiency Of Persprson, the
ska and Eyes the Side Back Chest Labs, &C., Sud
den Rushes Heat Burning IN the FLESH Constant Inagin
ings Of Evil AID Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propetore In calling the attention OF the Pubs 70 this
preparaon with feeling Of the utmost confidence In its
virtues adaptation to the diseases for which srecomended
ne new unted article, but that has stscd the
years. trial before the American people, and s rep
utatien unFs.d by similar preparation sx
tant The testimony Its favor given By prominent aRd yell
knovn Physicians apd individuals In all parts Of the country
careful peTussl the Almanac pubshed annu
ally proprietor, and to be had gratis q any Of hs AGENTS
cannot but satisfy the skept that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity Il has obtained.
HooFLAND,s BALsAmIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Gold in very short tine ResdtAe
following: -. 80 ,s..
pR O. NJ JAcEssx-eir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through nay whels system
throat and hosrseness recommended to try Hoof
lands Raisauc Cerda accordingly procured bottle, and
an happy that half Of completely cared
ncu unhesitaDgy recommend to friends vhs may be sim
iiIary afflicted and deem It than justice to bear this
public te1 neny to its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. O. Il. Jakser, So so Arch Street.
sut The United states and Canada Price rs bsts
o. j. WOOD St. Leuis, Wholesale Agents for tbs west.
nWLN, PENDLEToN & co., Nsshrille Tenn, Wholesale
Agents RsaIled By Jo @. BROWN aAd EVANS, C. w. HEN
nkRsTDTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Ejeeheldi J. o. DoRoH, South Nashville,
fehIl-1y
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DE-. atoms InKantIle Cordial, fer Child

mr.. atoms InKantile Cordial, fer Child.
rem Teethiegs
narcotic TO lu TO sleep and perhaps 70 death ysuf SUI
fsrinR precious oresbut reliable and certain rnedy FOR
tie Ills Of insne life. will soften the gums, redncs In
saaasn end relieve AL PsiH ed g gTsas :il!tS TIE
healthy sleep the little sufferer and grateful rest to
tie veared mother Il does not oonstpats the bowels because
il contains NO KORPRLN11 spiate Of any kad, tact
We are uy stating cannot be said Of a other
preparation infsne complaints at this tins before the Iuh
iic but quick and failing remedy for Dfa1Ae0 D
eatery. and Ccapd(nt. Alse for Vine Cetcs
Gripping the Stomach. Zctd and Icing powerful anti
spasnodc should always have il BY them IN csses OF
Csvusss especially whea they giving their enaren
any o. te sher old fashioned narcotics Of the day. excednEy
Estou'S Infensie Cordial as his snl, you rely
eoldby CHuhyA purvNLt
Sole projectors, zos broadway, New York.
Blood Eeodl
Blood Eood5
Blood Eo0dI
Ts ell suffering from consrnptien Inc pient or OF
from debility # any kine from ensi nervour rrosracn
brought on By any from scof1as complaints or rom
kidneys bladder and 70 ladies srneng any Of
the ary distressing their liable te and which
eRgenSer consumption, TIE
BLOOD FOOD
"a oered ss cesaS aga rdb ree9g Differing n every
oraSIsstion 81 iTdK SILPHDR AND &PE0R0US,
II very great WORTH bear glad ana graceful
tstso ny 10 the benefits 1t hiss conferred on them
CHIRCH 4 DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New fcrks are tne
ale psspreoFs Of the article, and have In consequence
fsud attempted upon tbs pghe changed the color o. me
y ounces Re very cautious buying to that the fac
,le Of their signature The outside Of the Wrapper - al
otSeTs are counterfeit. o. WOOD co 81. Louis,
octi9-H hnoies4le Apents iof sA| "S@sS
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EAsgyuI.E. March 6. 1856


We take great pleasure in stating to ths public
that ". J. MARE, Insurance Agent, No. % College
street. in this city, has made with Us prompt and
fair settlement Of cur claims against the Insurance
Company, for loss on our stock and fixtures, on
Broad street. lately destroyed by fire. Which set
Element being to our entire satisfaction, We would
sdyiss our friends who wish insurance to call on
him without delay and procure policy.
mar6-tf OTrExvIILE KLooz.
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DALLExss MAGICIAN PAIN ExTHAcT03
furpasd By be af Burns. seslas 0lo scEs
eradication, web suppression, ka1 EeneEtcs % l1e
Of the aAde For the of Wounds ana
rppe4 defy All ether appcatons IL prevents
by expeDg the poisonous and having redueea we
skin and heals Wlthaz esdrprensn Sold TIE principal
depots "A Broadusys p and Qhzftfess street New cflea
By WRIGHT CO., General Agents. iso v al af1ss~
and merchants
rnanl a ~
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NSssrs. p. a. Fajsnsstsck q Co.
Gentlemen MR.. X. Ratclife, resident q Hen
rico county the city Of Rhnond sgnis made ne foi
lowing statement 20 ne: :.
negro boy, years cid, vazy sek Presumed tie
be BE became much Prsstrafet tnss az
cpelred Of All hopes Of bis recovery; and hs last resort
concluded 70 try A. Eshnsstocs FsEnifnge ana pa
Of A. sreck, oae vial q which gave hn
morning and night for three days In connussier. IN ess
than three hours after had given him toe asf dose ne cnin
commenced 20 Of all sizes from ak 70 IN lnens
long astonishing number Of from four 20 t7e ana
thebsy is nov perfectly well.
certify With pleasures the trulh Of The above ssssment
~ Purchasers sheuId lcok sosV TO INITIALS on ~
wrapper and that they buying fAEzEsrocxr Wa
MIPUaE. and no other mars-Wlm
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Seufhern Congress-The Pernansnt Cor


MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 1.-THE permanent
Constitution was adopted on Saturday night in Sc
cret session. Secresy having been removed.
send you the following synopsis of the main new
features:
No person of foreign birth, not citizen of the
Confederate States shall be allowed to vote for any
officer, civil or political, State OF Federal
Under the first census, South Carolina shall be
entitled to i've Representative in Congress, Geor-
ga to ten, Alabama to nine, Florida to two, Aisss
sippi to seyen Louisiana to six, and Texas to six,
and each State to two Senator'S The State Legisla-
lures may impeach Judicial or Federal officers resi-
dent acting in said State, by two-thrds vote of
both branches of the legislature
Congress may grant seats on the floor Of either
House TO the principal officer Of each Executive
Department, with privilege of discussing the meas
ures of his Department.
The representation of three-ffths of the slave
population in elections, is continued.
Congress is not allowed. through the imposition of
duties, to foster any branch of industry.
The foreign slave trade 10 prohibited.
Congress is prohibited from making appropria-
TONS unless BY vote Of two-thiIds Of both Houses,
except for appropriation asked By the head Of
some Of the Departmental, or by the President.
M extra compensation shall be allowed 10 any
contractor. officer, or agent after a contract has
been made and service rendered.
Every Law, or resolution having the force Of Law,
shall relate to but one subject, which shall be sx-
pressed in the title
TIE terms Of the Office for President and Vice
| President shall be for six years.
| TIE principal officers Of the Executive DEPART
neHts, and the Diplomatic Service, shall be re-
movesble at the pleasure Of the President. Other
civil officers shall be removable whenever their
services shall become unnecessary fer other good
causes but the causes and the reasons for the re-
moval must be reported to the Senate. Practically
no captious removals shall be tolerated
Other States are to be admitted into the Confede-
racy by q vote of two-third Of both Houses.
| The COnfederacy may acquire Territory, and
slavery shall be acknowledged and protected b.
Congress sad By the Territorial Governments.
When five States ratify this Constitution, it shall
be established for the said States; and until ratified
the provisional Constitution shall be continued il
| force, not extending, however, beyond one year.
Nothing of special interest was transacted in Con
/ aress today.
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The ratio OF Com 20 every liability Is 81 bZ-IUU,
against 81 43-loO the previous week The Picaypnas
says:
In December the Crescent City Bank become tenn
porarily embarrassed, and required assistance to
maintain specie payments. This was obtained
through the influence of the Board of Currency the
Citizens Bank. Bank Of Louisiana, Louisiana State
Bank and Bank of New Orleans becoming parties to
q loan of $4,000, to be repaid in six months. OF
this loan, $4,000 only used and we deem il pro-
per to state now that the money had been returned
in full, thus anticipating the maturity of the pay
nents upwards of three months. And after accom-
plshing thus the Crescent City bank shows to-day
larger quantity Of coin than the whole of her cash
Liabilities amount to-
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Commemorate the report of the proceedings OF
the Board of Alderman, published yesterday morn
ing the types say Mr. HUELET introduced bill 10
appropriate sl4 81 to pay for repairs on the Water
Works We wrote SlIs7.
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NEW MUAIC.-" Tn Going Home to Dirie'" &C.
quel 10 "Dizses Land" By the celebrated author o.
that popular song, hes been laid on our table, ana
isfsr sale ct C. D. BENSON Cas- Music Store on
UEicn street. Price Is usual, cheap.
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DIPTHERn.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested, if takeu in time, and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OH, and frequently gurglins with 1t
slightly diluted. Sasurate flannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it before going to bed. We are Goa
dent we overcarne several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Dr.. CIAKK's Painless Pill-1ss-
neseee Rdrtisf
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SPRING CLorBiNG.-Messrs. THOMA d Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have just received large and handsome stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices TO suit the times. Gen.
temen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them call. marehS-dim.
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HwsPAPERa

ME- w - "a PER9
INDICATE PUsLTc OPINION.
Usually cautious there is great confidence to Be placed b
A. RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
ynsx TIE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTAs
There for thin gray Hair, thai
the celebrated H1ssTRErTs IEITA8EE Han REsToRATvl
be had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER
when people can protect their Hair from sseas narks
Of age When they uxurate in glossy black locks a
period Of their Ves Vhsa white gray Hzr b
beautiful black auburn; when Hair be maze
grow upon bald heads when all this cannot d
any harm to tell what will HEIAsTkEETS HAIR Re
STORATIVE will do it, This hair Restorative Is heyend
adyenue the best thing Of the kind Invented fAe e
in posssson in regard to this wonderful srepazaen-
rant in unsual6edly recommen ling it."
FRoa TIE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Msny our citizens St. speaking glow
Ing terms Of this article"
- FROM THE
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
This ncenparaby excellent preparation for tbs Resssrses
Of Grey Hair to the original COLOR preserve Har fsa m
lag out, and to baidnesss is sale at Humphrey
Browns in this city The evidence this Restorative
found in simsst every paPsr in the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
dyss alone and snIy reioaSs Restorative
Sold sverywhere-Price SOC and 81 per bestls.
W. =. HAGAN q CO., PrsPrietsrs.
feb24dtw&w3m Trey, New York.
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/ The movement in Uncurrent Money has not indi-
Gated any new feature for several days. The
amounts offering ct the Brokers is not large, indi-
eating that the larger portion of this description Of
our circulating medium has been sent home.
In New York on the 9th, at the second board
$4,000 Tennessee 8 per cent Bonds, due in 1890
sold at-723e. The telegraph reports sales at the
second board yesterday al 751c. Virginias sold at
7s3c and Missonris at 67et
There was considerable activity in the general
markets to-day. Cotton buyers came forward, ur-
der favorable advices from abroad, with disposi
ton to operate quite literally, and took over SOC
bales, fully as much was sold during the whOlscf
last week The fact that the crop has nearly all been
brought to market and disposed Of has ssfeuei the
pretensons of holders, and hence prices have been
very well sustained even under nnfavorsble advices
from Europe. The remainder Of the season will
quite likely show but little fuctuasion in prices
The movement in Flour and Corn was large, and
with better facilities for shipping it would be much
larger The Nashville. and Chattanooga Railroad is
doing all it can TO ms4e the freights awaiting ship
ment but il has not been able to keep with the
traordnary pressure that has continued for several
weeks past and Is likely TO continue for some time
10 come. This road Is sending off daily immense
quantities, and win move all that may be offered
with little delay as possible. Our merchants
knowing this, are patient under the difficulties that
embarrss eur trade at present. The Groeery trade
is larger .and would be much larger but for the
cause just alluded to.
The Dry goods trade is opening with
good deal of spirit and our dealers encouraged
to hope for liberal trade. The stocks on the |
shelves Of country dealers have been greatly redue
cd from the fact that their purchases of last spring
and fall were light. They now in condition to
demand pretty liberal stocks and with the good /
prospect before US Of excellens crops the coming
season. country merchants well al their customers
will be in much better humor to make purchases
than few months ago. Every thing considered,
the prospect for good spring trade is quite en-
couraging, and we are pleased to see that our
wholesale dealers have fully prepared themselves
for such contingency. Country dealers win find
ample stocks from which to make their selection.
Specie in New York.
The New York Josg1al Of Commerce has compiled
its usual comparative summary of the movement of
Specie at that port during the month Of February,
together with the amount on hand there on the let
INST. The following is the result:
Ipecis and Sab Treasury January 100000
Received from californis In Jannary.....- ei,leS05
Do. dc. DO. Eebruary-..--. 3sea2, 4oo-7, 507, 9e5
Foreign imports In ses2,220
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II you wish REI1AHLE INSURANCE, call and get
policy in one Of the PROMPT PLYING AND RELIABLE
COMPANIES represented by ". ]. MARI. Insurance
Agent, Is College street mhl4-h
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Good boarding, at moderate rates, can be obtained
by calling at Mrs. LANES, South High street. Fani-
lies can be furnished with comfortable rooms ana
few day boarders can also be accommodates.
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EAeRAR, DFsMukzs 4 Co. are opening most heaa'
tfil lot of Shoes Of all kinds, especially for Ladies
nsi dildra Call on them. ladies, they are beauti-
ful and they sell them very low for the Cash!
Inarchll-tf
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THE CH1EF AMONG TEN TA0UBAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
AS universally supplansed an otksr 0lnmn hsiinz
applications in ho ne Esatsrn znd re.,en Hezizk,,
N1ezeTr introduced irfnso nsr i the sscrei
Of IL success Ia all Gfec1, whether the caEe -
accsserfor dissass.
BURNS 4 s scGLDs
areinstsntIy relieved Of their sngu.sa pain and n1sn
nation b. timely sppEica ton Of his aar1soss 1sdz<
snd the nsshi renew a. II b. ckarn, hieus1 e.
scarremaining.
THR FRIEND OF n TIE NURSERY
Children frequent sat fszsrs sor exsssnsl insrie
especially from FJid and 1spheee HsrIosionslhsr.
fore every mother should have ihz healing preparation
constantly az hand heals BFesse antE rickg
mosesth TETTER RING = WORN, 90 tfobdleHs N tie
aaSssTE-
ToTRAvELERs BIZ 8 SEA AND LAND.
The naehinist, the ira veisr ana every ctasf insi
vidnsl whose lot IN life = throws him within tie
chance Of accident from sp0 = rs cefise sksrf
bear In mind that this Magic L hs ard enlg
friend It Il portable cheap, and ehqa6
be his Companion, friend = iAous1ds
Of living witnesses testify q marvellous virtue, Ntp
their Inha aad muscles Its saving encecy
The following few cfE the7sudi8Q diee1ses o1 Iic
DALLeY-S M1GIcALPAIh = EXTRACTOR isa RRHFz4
TIVE as we'll a rURE.
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NEW YoBK, March lS-The steamer Adriatic has
sailed for Liverpool, ThOmss Butler King is among
her passengers.
A special dispatch to the Commercial. says COrwin
and Clay both have declined their missions.
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Election

BAxcoE, Me-, March l2.-At the municipsA eiecF
nlon yesterday, Josiah 6tetson, Repuslcan, was re-
elected mayor by $50 majority.
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ST.. PATRloK's DAT.-Next Sunday is the ami
versary eff I7eland's Patron Saint. It is related
that in the ol1en time there was g serious dispute
as to the proper day to celebrate. One party held
that the Gath was the day. and the other urged she
10Th as the occasion. convention was held to
comp-omisq the dispute. One member asked how
ST. PArRIGz could have two birthdays unless he
we're twint This argument struck all as fOrcible,
and es q compromise the 18th Of March was &C.
cepted IS the rightful anniversary.
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HoRsEs Standardization Is directed to the sd-
vertisemtnt Of Mr.. W. 7. WIRELESS in this morn
ing's paper of two horses stolen.
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Ex-GOv. W. B. CAMPBELL, of Wilson. is suggested
by correspondent of the Banner, as suitable can
dldate of his party for Governor.