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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-20

AusTRIA.-Vienna s.telegrnms announce that
rumors Of a warlike character are continually cir
cuIating. It is rumored thst Prince conga will
participated ia the Paris treaty protesting against
his forced abdication, and soliciting assistance to
obtain his reinstatement.
GERNASY.-Great uneasiness- prevails at Ham
burg in consequence Of a probable collision be-
tween Austria and Prussia on the Duchies ques-
ton.
HuNeARY.-An imperial reseript says the re-
establishment of the 1913 laws is impossible with
ont previous revision of those claws. A separate
ministry for Hungary cannot be entertained.
DAyuBIAx PRIScTPALITIEs.-A courier just ar
rived at Vienna says the Porte claims authority
to intervene in the. PrincipelitieS on account Of
the discussion between the political parties.
Masses of troops are being concentrated at Wild
den, Rustchuck and Silastra-
Paris is selected for conference in regard 10
the Principalities.
Six regiments of Cossacks Of the Russian Corps
of Observation are at Media. on tho Wallaehian
frontier. Reinforcements have been dispatched
from Bucharest to Jassey. A military Gordon has
been established along the frontier line of Pruth
LEBANON-Derivish Pasha had arrived in Leba.
non with 10000 men. The Turks were defeated
under Karam, who, with his forces. was intreneh
ed at Benache awaiting the Turks under Derivisi
Pasha- fsf4
SPnN.-There is a rumored revolt at Cuida'
Rodrigo. The garrison rebelled and withdrew t
Portugal. Attempts at sedition at Valladolld ar
reported. Several persons were arrested. Span
has demanded of Portugal the extradition 0
French soldiers or refugees in Portugal, Portusa
| fat IN comnly.
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Review of the New York Marker
TCnnciaI IN the Western Press

Nvw YoPK- March Up N.--Stocks are gener-
ally firm at good prices, and strong speculation
movement in the leading stocks. The amount o 0d
morning transactions was the purchase Vi l1'o"0
shares of New York Central.
The money market is very easy, and large eiier
ings at per cent. on call The discount harheC
is easy. = - ~ v,rl-
The following quotation is from the New York
Dry Goods Exchange: u, 49,
Jobbers, prices are quiet, with downward ten,
dency. Brown Sheetings-Augusta, 30 inch by =; -
do SSa4Oc; Park zoe. Beaehed SheetngSIhigyGS c
prints-Sprague Ice; Pacific l9c; American ioc;
Arnold lJe. Delaines-221%c. Ginghams-Gla
cow 25c. Brown Drills-Pepperell 2oc; Winthrop
25c: Corset Jeans-Peperell Soc; Bates 2Vc. Can
ton Flannels-Salmon Falls 35c; Nashua ZIc;
Hoopskirts-Myers Y Il, a inch tape Da4oci .
inch hoops IS to $50. " vi.
The stock of all kinds of coffee in New \ ork,
on the Tth was 81 $50 bags Including. according 10
Messrs VIM. Scott * Sons, of Rio 3; $40 bags; La
euayra s lgl bags; Cuba 1924 bags; Maraeaibo p
$50 bags; st. Domingo go bags; and oil other ue
scriptions 5,S73 bags.
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RIVER NEWS.

The arrivals included the Agnes, from st. Louis;
Cumberland. Cairo; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
The only departure was the Agnes for st. Louis.
The river was slowly declining with about five
feet on the shoals. e
The CiaberloRd the game cock in the roof
Capt. Ben. F. Eagin--is the Cairo hindwheeler Tor
to-day Ben. brought up neat corn trip-some
5000 sacks corn-and goes down the creek with a
complement of Robertson extract.
The elegant Emma floyd, of the Cincinnati
packet line, Capt. Marsh. Clark. is up for Pork
opolis this evening.
Captain J. S. Wise. the general Superintendent
ef the Cincinnati and Nashville packet company
was in town yesterday. We learn that the story
ofthe sale of. and withdrawal from. the packets
Ro,oeaa and ReLecca, is without foundation. Cap
tain Wise will inform the public of any changes
We understand that negotiations are ON foot to
relieve the Ada Lyon, and to put her in the
Memphis AID Arkansas river trade.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, March ls.-The steamship GeTR'd-
ala. from Southampton 9TH. arrived this evening.
with $50 passengers.
In the House of Lords on Monday, 9Th inst.
standing orders were suspended TO allow the
cattle plague bill TO psss through all its stages
The Lord Chaneeller's bill to make parties to
divorce suits capable. but not compellable to ans
wer any questions as to whether they have OF
have not committed adultery, has been vetoed.
In the House of Commons ON the 7th Mr.. Glad
stone said that the Reform Bill would be read on
the 18th, aad that it would only apply to Eng
land. 1t was hoped then that the Ministry would
be able 10 state what course would be taken re-
garding Scotland.
Five millions three hundred and sixty-two
thousand pounds were voted for the army.
Princess Helena's marriage with Prince ches
teau takes place July 9th.
The Windsor Tiaes says the courage and deei'
sion exhibited by President Johnson. in refasln'
his ascent TO the Freedmen's Burea question. con
firms the respect in which his policy has been he'll
in England, and viii entitle him to credit as on
of the ablest STATESMEN who has ever eonducte'
nation successfully through perilous crisis b.
frmness, resolution and wisdom.
The prospectus ola new company is issued call
"a the Anglo-American Telegraph Company, wit
n capital of six hundred thousand dollars, 70
having a new cable and raising the old one. is in
trodueed BY Morgan L Co Geo. Peabody, III
banker. is on the Board Of Directors -
The Prince Imperial's health progresses tAger
ably.
The two regiments stationed in Rome wln =
turn to France in April
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orr1cr on FEE urIor Arp AxrnIcAk. /

OPF1cE OF THE UNION AND ANERIcAN.l
Tuesday. March ~, 1900
AfoxErARY.--Gold opened in New York yeater-
day at 12sk@l29. This is the point it reached
May 18th, 1866, shortly AFTER the surrender Of Lee
Bank Of Tennessee is bought at Csc. with but lit
tie Offering, and with very little demand.
Union Bank continues in good demand at e5c-,
and Planters Bank is firm at SIC.
There is very little doing in Southern money.
and only few Banks sell readily.
Upon the subject Of the Gold market .in Louis
vile the Courier says
For several days past the offerings Of gold have
been very large. Brokers have bought for snip
ment 70 New York. az there is no demand here
whatever To-day the buying rate was lZ9'4 10
1884, selling inominallyl at 1909. Silver Is also
coming in pretty freely. and Is bought tor ship
ment at from TO 10 per cent. under gold.
COTroS.-The market was active yesterday, with
sales Of about l25 bales, at prices ranging from
3O1z to S3c mostly at 321c. Dispatches from Liv-
erpoel, on the 7th state that there were sales Of
1900 bales in two days at 1s3z@1sd for middline
upIands Our noon dispatches from New York
quote middling at 41e and dull.
ToBAcco.-Hugh McCrea & Co. received on
yesterday ten bids from, Robertson county. and
shipped four.
LoUIsvILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO MARKET
Sales active and prices rner for all sound grades
=
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Cor. Deaderick 80. and Public square.
w the Public generally that he is now recev-
ing his Spring and hummer Sfeek OF
Goods for Gentlemca's Wear, consisting Of
PARIS COATING AND CASSIMERES, new
styles.
would respectfully say 70 my friends not to
send their orders North Cor Clothing, as am fully
~ ax rss,s..nal las - ;tx ca
he same QUALITY. mers-lm.
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Central Railroad bank 20
Georgia Railroad and
Banking COmpany.-.Q
Bank Of Middle 6a.-..lo
Marine Bank..-.-...-..--..T0
Nashville and ChattanOC
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Our relations with France.

NRw York, March 1s.-The Tribf"es Paris
correspondent writes of an important fact not yet
publicly known in Paris. Mr.. Stewards answer to
Mr.. Drouyn Du L'Huys' dispatch Of January, has
arrived. Although the French Government has
not yet pronounced an official opinion. the Cabi-
net is very much pleased with the contents. While
reiterating and reinforcing all the United States
Government had ever said on the Mexican ques-
ton, he had happily conceived language to des-
cribe the position from which America would not
bulge an inch, in terms which France will pro-
badly make up its mind to concede, as not ineom-
patible with its own views. Mr.. Stewards latest
communication relieves, therefore, aload of anxi-
ETY., and the relations of France and the United
States in regard to Mexico now stands on very
rood footing
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph.l

CtNcIxYATr, March Observation-Disclosures and
dull. Superiine Sal 50; extra Sa9, and family
9 25al0 50.
WHEAT-Dull but unchanged.
CokN-In good demand. and prices tending up
ward Mixed 49a50e.
OArs-Firmer at 37a38c for No. /.
RYE-65c for No. i.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 IS for duty paid.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull. Prices nominal.
LARD-Was offered at ls12c without buyers.
GOLD--127 closing dull.
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ErnIn JanlRicR.

NEW York, March 19.-Fourteen days later
news from Jamaica reached US by the arrival Of
the steamer Monte=unld at this port yesterday
from Kingston on the 9TH inst. The Royal Com
mittee of Inquiry into the causes and suppression
of the recent revolt was still progressing Mrs.
Gordon, wife of George W. Gordon, who was ar
rested as the ringleader of the revolt was exam
ined on the 9th inst. The examination had lasted
thirty days. The trial of Ramsey, Provost Mar
shall of Morant Bay, for atrocities committed IN
the discharge of the duties of his post was pro-
ceeding by the civil magistrates The proceedings
were conducted in private. The accused mad
been admitted to bail. In the assize courts thirty
seven of the prisoners charged with participation
in the rebellion were on trial All was quiet.
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From Rev. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor Twelfth Bap-
fist I,hnrch philalelnhia

From Rev. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor Twelfth Bap-
tlst Church. Philadelphia.
Gentlemen: | have recently been iabOring I'M
der The distressing effects of indigestion, accom-
panied by a prostration of the nervous system.
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends.
and some of them tested, but without relief Your
Hoohand's German Bitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention of these Bitters induced Inc to try them.
Medicines from the thousand and one" quack
'9Ritters." whose only aim seems to be TO palm
off sweetened and drugged liquor upon the com
munity in n sly way, and the tendency OF which,
fear is to make many q confirmed drunkard.
Upon learning that yours was really medicinal
preparation took it with happy effect; Its action
not only upon the stomach, but upon the nervous
system, was prompt and gratifying. | feel that
have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use of few bottles. Very respectfully, yours
W. ID. SEIGFRIED,
.lya
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TOTAL STOCK OF RIO IN THE COUNTRY.
Latest from Liverpool.

The steamer GermGnia arrived Mt New \ ork on
the 18th with the following advices:
LIVERPOOL, March Z A. M.-Sales to-day OF =
600 bales cotton. including 1000 bales to speeua-
tors and exporters the market as firm S74alSd Tor
middling uplands. -
The Manchester Market is active with an up
ward tendency for goods and yarns.
observation-disclosures dull and nominal wheat
quiet and steady; corn very dull and declined 74d
for mixed.
Provisions-Beef active and hrm; PORK hrIh; pa
con 6rmer: butter quiet; lard quiet, tallow firm.
Ashes have an upward tendency pots Us Sou
pearls BIS .-....;
Sugar firm: coffee steady; rice inactive; rosln
anil. shirts turpentine quiet at AIS; petroleum
LoNpox. March Z, A. N-Consols closed yester-
day at s65kaS6s<e; United States 5OS IOa'OAc; IL
linois Central T75Sa771sc; Erie 5314e.
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40. A,,ornev e,eneraI.

Weare authorized to announce Baxter Smith
as a candidate for Attorney General of this Dis
trict. composed of the counties of Sumner. VIII
hanson aud Davidson, at the ensuing May cleo
ton. marzV-tu
We are authorized to announce Sanluei
DOneIson, Esq. Of Nashville, as candidate for
Attorney General. for the District composed OF
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
NJ the ensuing election. ian2-td
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&, Touis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 17-P. N.-GRAN.IW neat
dull and unchanged. Corn at 6Oa62c; yellow BOA
sac. the latter an outside price. Oats dull ana
INSTRUMENTATION 1879; country shoulders,
l63Ial7c; clear sides De Lard frmer at IIaloI2e'
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 ..
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LOUISIANA.

louisiana--....-jp
" New Orleans. 50
Canal Bank..,.-..-.......-..s0
Citizens Bank.-..-..---..s0
Crescent City Bank.,--t0
Louisiana State Bank. 90
Mechanics and Traders
Bauk ...-....---.-.. ...--.-..cV
Merchants Bsnk-.....-.4O
Southern h nk.-......-par
Union Bank......-.........-;sl
New Orleans Scrip.-.-.-SO
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no su-
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that be may
thus contribute TO the benefit of Others.
/ do this the more readily in regard to H0ohand :
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. NJ. Jackson,
of this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years. under the impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to my friend. Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
moyal of this prejudice by proper tests and for
couragement to try them when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles of these Bitters at. the beginning Of
the present year, was followed by evident reliel
and restoration to degree of bodily and mental
yigor which l had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaired Of regaining. / there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me &c
the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN,
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RuMoR.-It is already known that an
aged German named Wolfe was found on
Church street on Saturday evening, with a
serious wound in the back Of his head and
his threat cut. He could give no proper ac-
count Of the affair, further than that he had
been knocked down, his throat cut and that
he could not recognize who had done the
deed. We learn that Mr.. Wolfe tried TO
commit suicide in Cincinnati some years
ago, and it is suspected that il was another
unsuccessful attempt 10 take his own life,
falling in which he tells the story Of the as
sault upon him.
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J.. ]. BRITToN, alias Golding, Cor being a
guerrilla, mRrauder" and ''robber, and
one,of the parties who attacked and plum
dered the steamboat Belfast, on the Tombig-
bee river two or three months ago, has been
sentenced 10 ten years Imprisonment at hard
labor. He was tried by military commits
sion at Mobile, and is 10 serve out his sem
tence in the penitendary in this city.
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The War between Brazil and Para

The War between Brazil ana P"ra-
quay.
NEW YORK. March l9.-Late news regarding
the River Platte war does not record any new
movements of Importance. The general ATTEMPT
at an advance by the allies had not yet taken
place, and the hostile armies still confronted each
other on the opposite sides of the Parana. A
small focre of about 600 Paraguayans had made q
dash across the river. with loss of eight or ten
men on each side. but the exploit does not appear
TO have resulted in any advantage to either.
Brazilian gunboats.and iron clads were on their
wav TO the seat of war, and several vessels with
munitions ofwar for the allied troops. Reinforce
mems to the amount of 1000 men had Joined the
alias
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eNAnuriN s-s--.ss.sss---s-
Fairmount Rank.....,,.,1O
Farmers Bank Of I'm
caetle......s...-.....-
Farmer Bank Of Na..So
Manufacturer and
Farmers -.........--...-..S0
Merchants Bank .-....-.-9
Merchants and Me-
chanics ...-..-,..-..,.....-Ia
Northwestern Bank-.A
Southwestern Bank~.G
Traders Bank.-.....---..D
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A CARD.

We respectfully introduce to our old friends
our successors in business, HUGH MoCREA j Co..
who continue the Commission business at eur
stand, No. % South Market Street.
Our own Office is No. % College Street, where
we hope all parties who are indebted to US will at
once call and pay their accounts now due, and all
parties who have any claims against US will pre-
sent them for payment, as we wish to close III
our business at an early day.
ian13-f 4. HAMILTON & Co.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-There was an even
score Of offenders before Judge Wilkinson
Yesterday, mostly too liberal indulgers in the
cup that intoxicates and makes buzzin' in
the ears. Nearly all came down with the
collaterals aud retired from the Judicial
presence. Others having wasted their sub
stance have contracted TO eat out their fines
in the workhouse. Mrs. Carney's shebeen
shop was open to censure and she paid fine
ON each charge, three in number, for tip
pllng without license on Sunday. John
Minicl charged with stealing horse from
Mr.. Whiteman, was acquitted Of the crime
and the prisoner was discharged.
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The above bonds are
,Oueht with coupons
n Rnilroad Stock.......a3
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SELF ABUSE.-This vice. which is neve
practiced in the presence Of any one. has proved
the everlasting ruin of thousands of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever gave
tongue to eloquence or pen to song. 1t has de-
stroyed health, blasted the constitution. and re-
duced the miserable victim to a living skeleton.
Nor are these its final and fatal effects; in its
pains are scattered the ruins Of reason. the most
melancholy sight that can meet mortal eyes. To
be cured permanently Of this affection, call on DIR.
COLEMAN, No. Ga North Cherry street. or address
him by letter. Box SOP. Nashville. Tennessee
az
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-, o.,oons Co,ton ,fnrket.

NEw ORLEANS, March 17.-CoTToH sales
1000 bales. Receipts to-day, $50 bales. Mlddlng
40a42. a..
SUGAR-The Sugar crop is nearly all in. quo"
tatiOns nominal.
STERLING-Sterling 3112a3S.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool u to 9-l6.
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LADIES wanting anything in the line Of
fancy dry goods, trimmings, and all the ct
ceteras which make the diviner sex so ador-
able. will find the best and most fashionable
line Of goods al FITcH & WRIGHTs, No. %
North Cherry street Go and see the new
sfo.rk
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co TO NO. AZ IL North Cherry St,
between Union and Church streets, snd examine
a splendid stock OF WHEELER WILSON'S world
renowned FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Take your old Wheeler h Wilson's Machines
rom their stands and get them adjusted, repaired,
or improved, and warranted as good as new.
Favorable terms arc offered TO Agents.
Address W. q, WALKER
No. III North Cherry St, Nashville. Tenn.
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BARDsTowN, KENTUCKY,
Baptist Female Institute.

nIfrs INSTITUTION HAS BEEN CHAR
| tered BY the Legislature Of Kentucky, and Is
Conducted By Elder v. 4. kIRTLKYs aided By q
full and competent corps Of Teachers.
Pupils received Al any time, aud charged from
Railroad communication from Nashville. Leba-
non. or Louisville. FOR pariicnlarss adaress
v. 4. kIKIbEl,
felsZ3-d1m BardstOwn, Kentucky
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xv,scon.iu I.cpisIature.

New York, March ia special dispatch an
nounees the defeat of the bill restoring the death
penalty in the House of Wisconsin Legislature by
a vote of so to "a.
The Wisconsin Senate has adopted resolution,
striking out the word white from the section OF
the Constitution in regard TO the qualifications OF
electors by a vote of II to IL.
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Louisville Market.
nv telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, March 19,-FLoUR-Grain market
dull and unchanged.
CoTToS-35c for middling.
MESS PoRK-Easy 2611za27c; prime mess 2}1ze.
BAcoN-Unchanged:
LARD--Steady at 163salTH.
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From the Rev. Thos. Winter, d. D.. PASTOR Of
Roxb0rough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir IL feel il due TO your excellent prep
aration, HOOhand's German bitters, TO add my
testimony TO the deserved reputation II has OBJ
FAMED. / have for years, nc times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous sys-
fem / was advised BY q friend to try q bottle OF
vonr German Bitters. | did so. and have expe-
rrieneed great and unexpected relief; my health
has been very materially benefited; confidently
recommend the article where meet with cases
similar 10 my own. and have been assured BY
many Of their good effects.
TWINTER, Roxb0rough. Pa
From Rev J. s. Herman, Of the German Reform
III Church KutxtOwn Berks county, Pa =
Respected Sir:-I have been troubled with Dys-
pepsia nearly twenty years. and have never used
any medicine that did me as much good as Hoof-
lands Bitters. i am very much improved m
health after having taken i've bottles.
= - Yours, with respect, j. 3 HERMAN.
Beware Of counterfeits. See that the signature
of " c. NJ Jackson" is on the wrapper Of each
sbSaId your nearest druggist not have the arti-
cle 40 not be put OF BY any Of the intoxicating
nreparations that may be offered in its place,
But send TO and We will forward, securely
packed by express
Principal ofice and Manafartory.
NO. ssl ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
JONES a EVANS,
lSuecessoEs 10 G. N. jackson Co,
Proprictors
For ssIs BY druggists and dealers In every tewn
n the United States. fes4-e=Wsm
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For the House of Representatives.

We are authorized to announce MAI. william
u. Lewis as a candidate for the House of Rep
resentatives under the Governors Proclamation.
Election. March glSt. 1866.