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"KRIss KRINGLE. !"

"KRISS KRINGLE."
4 stranger, Kriss Rrnglo" to children uiosl dear,
W. VA hatS hi ~ ,henl en- q ylslt bp onse m yeal--
Wilh gii's to make merly ths twenty -hfh day.
Ihe children ~ kgo% ~ their eyes haye Grown brisbt
WIN ahonslts OF the s'ochugs they'll hang up 'Osr
Aud ,cast'ts in air'--,ileih oidets-lhey band
Vi what ihey val have whvn their sloc kings filled.
lear childreHl sweet chdrenl our boys aud our Erl
WIN hlue eJes or Ack wilt straight iHir cars,
lhe pain aud the protiyl God bless theull mins
Gus Asl1S %ll their o"p' While they wat tor "Kns'
With doubts In their hoping, they nsh Il ia trus
~ tbSh ~ ,H' e. 4 siSIkgg w eSpe aSTa 1es nm
10 eOme down lhe 0himneY. aud always Vel suiitd.
We expressed This idea 20 a h:ends little SOU
nut The sn'ii gfai1o Of VII in The olen Of apan
iIoa,Eed Il KRIS sysr soi E6i Is III bis hiatt"
Thae.fvn IN the babies ere sitting Aloae,
More & tH,, 10 tas dhnFs M when n1eI thay se lio~h
Tue joys Of eEs'oaoe sViouTaing beAow,
Tho baoBoloIs eresty, build hopes on the sand.
Anu on that hlndation Old mahlse ever aand--
Depending on fIieuGsly Ia Lliss 'torny day
The Hood ana tho Temps ihsp hopes sweep away,
But those shnb by CUPID and Hlmen are stowpsd,
tqSm The do1d Inst sf1Rems ss tsae Is fede shock
Anda Mount A. arut In their rraoie rOes
4 voice from the epdle yeur,ars may eQR@anj.
Suggesting fNitle-pray heed q Ia time
Tue uaby is waiting 'oiins aw,vt ehins,
"Tho night before ChristmaE with soekiass neat.
Takes tonduTIy n from tho small dimpleu iuet,
To hang up the ulunney, where 0thatg viii b.
-Iiat brother aud sistef tue baDY hhf
No matter how MANY may halg Ia the row,
Mhent tie little bttN feet 10 lhttr sionai aiesb All go
Nj uch than the value OF presents thrY hod
You'll receive m cola fn boiie than gold,
The Joys nf emotion the sniles oi delight,
The glanges that make ChsAiinas niurhng 50 Liish,
Tue blending Ot voices 40 Itiu IA each tuhn
With tho muHiu Of huurui auualng your own.
To hymns OF affection, and iss TO be givsn.
Tnal one loving ''opf Ia h0f "a lleny0n +"
YOuF hearts sud yDnr homes hs goodness hAs blessed
W,th such little ohihreH "a once he e4iess,d
ROIE. aaH .ret
II Il should 80 happen that you have
Say frJn I'VE yeats quite ~ enty ,one--
Al Chrstmasis coming with nu You shQui call
AttsAACS AAGNlfiCEhf UNION HALL.
Ard there purchase a suit, for n this YOU DO,
a right Mefy Christmas, ON hin nnu on you
WilIaAwn, And ouit ever, yea, ever remember
The year fihy- Nne aud It's ioeky December.
rSr Remember, we viii giye Rich Christmas or New
Year Gin 70 all who purchase Their Slo4hng NJ
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nR. y. +. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental ONCE TO his residence, No a6
Wood four doors North Ofthe M E Church, where he
will be happy to SEQ all Of his former patrons any 9TH
whe may need his services.
Cleveland. March 20. l8bs-mh2ldt
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DENTIST.
J. GUILD HA S REMOY

nR. w. J. GUILD HAS REMOV
IL ed his Dental Oilce to Room No li Hoffman block
Superior street East of Pubc Square, South of p O. All
who nred tha service Of a DENTIST will themselves
much SUFFERING AS we'll as MONEY ny giving him
call Eee richly used 10 mitigate pain for those who de-
siIo IL. . ,. -.. ,
On Gold, Silver Porcelain aud Nucanizod RubOor Base,
u the bost mann4r festh Ia sets from $40 $50, 0oi
6ngs, according TO size OF the Cavity from 5O3 upward
maylI
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Dentietrp.
DENTESTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
GUTTA RCaA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

l. manu- actured aud all varieties Of artnoal teeth are
vi M Ia Tie hest manner W. u INGERSOLL,
No 2II Marble Block, Superior street. Cleveland o.
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TABLE CLOTHS,

~ aud yards Long ever brought 10 tho city, which, with
all oihoT Linen GOoda will be sold OIL AT our usually lew
prieeH
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Linen Goods.

In this department our reputation Is 80 wel established
orseltas the Btsr aud pHEAPEsI Goods thsl VIII
suffice 30 sny TINT stock u cmplete conf IsnF NOT
only the best Ladies' Hahdkechio Tor i2 censiu Cleye
land, hut also the han soonest lot Of
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shawIs.
BROAD CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs. DO.

az Persons wanting 10 buy Dry Goods, will not only be
nsa0red bf tho contained 10 this udVossmeut but
will bo we'll fopald b. eaiiins a .
8. HYMAN a CO.'S,
poyi29s cornsr of SUI sror ST. 4 Public square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
Arrival OF the Persia.

| New YoRK, September l9.-The steamer
| Persia arrived here this morning with Liver
| pool dates OF the Sd.
Cotton-sales OF the week 81 900 bales of
which spectators took 4 900 and exporters
| 1000 bales. Fair and mddllng qualities I'M
| proved Lilo; market st. ady. Orleans fair s;
middling7 Lie. Mobile fair u; middling
6 Is 10; upland fair I; middIing 81. Stock
| at Liverpool 652 900 bales of " hcu 555 900
| bales are American. Some say The advance
| is one sixteenth, while others say that prices
are not quotably higher.
| Manchester advices are favorable. Market
| firm with an advancing tendency.
| HAyRE.-Cotton--New Orleans Tres Ordi-
naire ll3i Bas I05f The market opened
with a slight decline on all qualities but
closed firm; sales of the week 5000 bales.
| Money is slightly more stringent.
| Bullion in the bank of England has de-
creased 337 900 pounds.
American securities are generally I'M
changed.
The Zurich Conference is expected to close
| abruptly.
The Pontifical troops are threatening the
| Legations.
The sailing of the Great Eastern is post
! poned till the goth.
In the Romagna Assembly the Governor
| General said he would provide for the de-
fence of the country from all sides by form
ing league with the neignboriug states.
BOLOGNA There is an immense majority in
favor OF the Liberal ticket which repudiates
the temporal power OF the Pope. TIE aris-
tocracy are at the head Of the movement.
The finances of Romagna are excellent. The
Government has got Oh without loan since
| the overthrow of the temporal power of the
Pope. The bandits and snugglers which in
| fesled Rumagna have entirely disappeared.
The Russian expedition into Daghestan was
completely successful.
A company has been formed at ST. Peters
burg for the construction of commercial
port there on a large scale.
The Government has ordered three corps
D'Armee, under GortschakoH to be placed
on peace footing.
The Queen of Spain has sent protest to
various European Courts, against the expul-
sion of her cousin from Parma.
Colchanas and Barbes refuse to accept the
benefits Of Napoleon's amnesty. Tue former
wrote a letter furious aud invective against
Napoleon.
full triumph of the French Admiralty
over the English in regard 10 the New Found
land fisheries, is announced.
The Italians are brcom.ng impatient at the
inactivity of the Zurich Conference.
The opinion is developing that Congress
of the Great Powers must be held.
MADRID.-Gen. Prime will command the
expedition against the Moors.
ENGLAND.-The strike among the builders
is approaching an adjustment.
The steamer Persia broke her crank-pin
and had To lay to for repairs.
The Arabia and City Of Manchester arrived
out on the 3rd.
The Roman Government rejects all re-
forms.
LIvERPooL--Beef dull; holders are press
ing on the market. Mess Pork dull aud numi-
mai. Bacon dull. Lard dull but steady.
Coffee firm. American Flour very dull at
decline Of cd. Yellow aud mixed Corn 5s6d
@5s9d: white 7s(@7e6d.
The Golden Star from New Orleans arrived
at Liverpool.
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Land warrant

40 acres, per acre. $500. 9Oc l20's.. 800. ....
SOS -.......... 49,. soc loo ........S 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

A. RIvA * Co.--FREsH lMPORTATIoN.-Such
has been the demand for the fne wines and
brandt : imported by our friends A. RIvA q
Co. at No. 30, Market street, that the large
invoice to which We referred not long since
has been exhausted. But fortunately, one OF
the firm has been in E',rupe for some time,
Laying in fresh supplies. and their new stock
has been received within the last few days.
Their house is again filled with large aud
choice assortment of wines, brandies, cordials,
&c, and they are able to meet any demand
that may DE made Among their wines just
received will be found numbr OF new
brands, some of them Italian, and among the
rest. the Lacrinla CLrista (the tears OF CHRISTI
which is rare in tbi| market, and is very su-
perior. Messrs. a. RIvA & Co. also keep the
finest quality OF cigars, which they offer to
the retail trade on the best Of terms. Country
dealers will find il To their interest TO give
this excellent house Q call.
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pp GeIearapl.
Arrival ofthe Borussfa.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The steamer Borus-
Gia arrived to-day with Liverpool dates Of
the 4th.
Cotton sales of the week $1,000 bales. of
which SPECTATORS took 1000 and exporters
$500 bales; advanced 1-I6(9s; sales Friday
5000 bales; sales Saturday 10000 bales;
closing steady, stock at Liverpool $4,000
bales; total yearly imports 2,026,000 bales;
total sales l,S72000 bales.
Breadstuffs steady. Wheat has declining
tendency. t
Manchester advices favorable; all qualities
slightly advanced.
The popular elections in Romagna show an
immense majority against the re-establish-
ment of the temporal power of the Pope.
There is nothing from Zurich.
1t is reported that Austria intends TO dis
count the portion of the public debt, appor-
toned to Lombardy, and sell the public do
mains.
Ii is reported that the Emperor of Morocco
is dead.
A serious ARRAY occurred al Centa between
the Spaniards and MoOrs.
The English mail steamer Indus was fred
into from Tarifa.
Sardinia is said to insist on the cession of
Mantua and Pescheria.
The steamer Fulton had arrived out.
Consols 95s(995s.
Napoleon intimates that he will support the
project of the Suez canal for commercial pun
poses.
Rentcs have advanced I.
Taxes have been levied on foreigners doing
business at Smyrna.
The London papers of Saturday contain
nothing OF the sailing of the Persia or of the
Arabia taking her place.
The Australia mail steamer North America
was lost on the 10th OF August in the Red
Sea. The mails and passengers were saved.
Spain has withdrawn her Consul from Tan
| giers, and means to demand satisfaction for
| Outrages at Centa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

B. ii. FRAZER, EsQ,--Our excellent aud
anuch esteemed friend Is. IL. FRAZER, l. q,
editor aud proprietor OF the B'wlins -Grccn
4st1nard, dropp in upon US yesterday HIS
visit to the city was business one, aud nc
left on The afternoon train. We regret that
lac could not remain with u several ,ys. lie
promises to run down aud take a look at our
Safe Far, when We trust he will come pre-
pared To make u longer stay.
Tn, S,a,.dl,d has "a iine cis culalioa lhrC ugh
out the country around Bowhng-Gfcen, aud
in the Barren River Valley, aud oar whole
sale merchants and uuacturcrs should all
ytrtise Literally through lis columns, II tney
desire To secure the trade Of that section.
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THE SPEAKING LAST NIGHr.-The cand

The SPEAKING LAST NIGHr.-The candidates
fer Mayor addressed large crowd at the
Market House last night. The discussion was
opened by Mr.. SMITH, who consumed his time
mostly in vindicating his course in coming
out in opposition to the regular nominee of
his party, and in ridiculing the Convention
which nominated Mr.. HoLLINGswoRTH. His
speech was, upon the whole, u very funny
one. and his Democratic friends laughed con-
sumedly at the manner in watch he referred
to the Convention in question, DC &c.
Mr.. HoLLINGswoRTH's speech was IN much
better TASTE aud was much more TO the point.
He explained clearly aud satisfactorily why
he had voted against the subscription to the
Northwestern Railroad. He said it was not
because he was opposed to the building of the
road, but that he was one OF committee
appointed to investigate the condition OF the
Company, and that the result OF that Investl-
CATION was enough TO satisfy him that the
$4,000 proposed to be subscribed would not
build the road, and he voted against the
proposition on that ground. He said he had
endeavored to bring Mr.. SMITH to a discussion
of municipal affairs, but in vain. He charg' d
Mr. S. with being disOrganzer. Mr.. >. had
said he was no disoranizer because there was
no Democratic candidate in the field; but
there would have been, had not that candid
ate withdrawn to give Mr.. S. chance to de-
feat the nominee of the Opposition. thing
he knew he could not do himself. He han
died Mr.. S. with just severity for the course
he has seen fit to pursue, but. at the same
time, in gentlcmanly and courteous spirit
Mr.. SMITH makes good speech in good
caus hut he must ieel that bis present Cause
is a very bad one and hence he is no match
for NJ. HoLLINGswoRTH, who speaks as man
conscious of the rcctitude OF his course,
and of having the appreciation OF his party
H.. leaves all the sound and furry 10 his OPP
ponent, and makes his points clearly, forci-
bly,. aud with Zine effect.
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METROPOLITAN EATING HoUsE.-This we'll
known house, situated on the C Tn;r OF Cherry
aud Cedar streets, is now OPP II tor the accom-
mediation OF the public. Mr.. j. MOORE, The
proprietor, has made ample arrangements for
supplying his tables with ev,ry luxury in The
way of hcsh fish. and fowl, together with
the finest oysters, &C., &c, aud Is prepared To
serve his customers with meals at any hour
of the day or night. His chief cook. Mr..
CHARLES PICKLES, is said to be- one OF the
most sklllul in The State, aud when he tails
to give you a splendid dinner.or supper, you
may set il down as II fixed fact that such a
thing is not TO be found in the city. PaSsen-
gers on the railroads, arriving IN tue city at
n late hour of the night, can procure an ex-
cellent supper ut the metropolitan Eating
House" Mr. MOORE has bar at which he
keeps the finert wines. liquors aud cigars.
Advertisement in another column.
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Ms- We notice with pleasure that our
handsome and clever young friend, Thos. ).
Helm has connected himself, as salesman,
in the rge aud well-knOwn retail Dry Goods
house of Irwlu, McCieliaud az Co, Nashville,
Tenn. There are buI few such young men as
Pom he has IA heart az big IL all out doors,
aud but lew supcriors No. business
man. We, and "a host OF his old hi, nds, wish
him much SUCCESS in his new place OF abode.
He invites his irieEds aud acquaintance If
Maury, wishing anything IN ms llne oi bust
hess, To give him u cull.-COtaRsbla Heraid
We never endorsed anything more cheerful
Nv lhan we write our name across the back oi
Ihat. We have know Mr.. HELM from boy
hood. and we know he will never lie, the Her
l.ids tribute 10 his worth go To protest.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

s. y. HuIuNGswoKTH, candidate for Mayor, will
address his Trow-clzens at the following times and
places
Aoss's corner Mar ket ST., Ind Ward, Tuesday night
zUtn inst.
naru :, corner of spruce and Cedar SITS. wednes
day might, Zlst inst.
Gunter S snop, sth Ward, Thursday night, 22nd
MlrAct House, Friday night, 23rd inst.
DIVISION OF time is offered other candidates.
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CAN DO ATE ) .
City Council.


ss- We are authorized To announce P. N. HARRIS,
AS u candid Councilman from the First Ward
1t e ensuing election. aug27-te
NJ We are authorized TO announce THOMAS e.
CRu Nk as II candidate for Councilman vi the FIRST
Ward the ensuing election. aug23-te
HD- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
uEaUNBREUN as a candidate Tor reelection as
Co rnolltran he Second Ward. sep5-te
lIP We are ,tutt orized to ,naounce J. C. MUE Err
Ran . i candidate for Councilman in the Second
Ward 1t the ensuing election. aug30-te
THIRD WARD.
III We are authorized TO announce GEO. W. DA.s-
En- Us "A candidate for reelection Councilman
from Third Ward sep5-te
NJ Ne are authorized to WIN. SHANE
Ills ensuing election. seps-te
WARD.
M We authorized 10 announce j. b. CRAIG
iroui the ruth Ward sep5-te
- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM 5.
CHEAriIAM IA candidate for Councilman IRON the
FnII Word. at tue ensuing election. aug29-ts
c. We are authorized to ANNOUNCE JOHN LEl.L-
YETI as u Candidate for Councilman for the Filth
Ward, at the ensuing election, aug20-ie
On We are au hOrizsd 10 announce b. S. RHEA as
tudidt. for Councilman from the sixth Ward, al
the ensuing election. aug27-te
Or We are autlorzet to announce IRA p. JONES
40 "a Ctnduate reelection Councilman from
the o.u wArd, At the ensuing election. aug3l-te
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Gomnlerriai.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Sept. 20, 1859.

BACON-Shoulders are worth 72@s
Hams IL; Clear Sides l0@l04.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages.
readily commands II.
CORN MEAL-759sOc. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
wHISKY.-Rectifed 26@2s; country
brands 50@75c.
IRON.-Tennessee-Ba SIC, Band 7@72.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81. Sheet
sI@s2. Hoop sa@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5496. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Z, Sheet
5i@6, Hoop 7973.
keg. Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens and larger
sizes So SO.
DRIED FRUIT-Little doing. Apples 80
81 90. Peeled Peaches, So 50(G4; Unpeeled,
81 so.
ROPE.-Grass 1239l4c. Jute l2a, Cotton
Thread 22}(923
LEADS cents p b.
SHOT.-Buck 81 40 Drop 81 80 per bag.
POWDER. Blasting SIS 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
sEEDS.-Clover Seed s7@7 so; Timothy
Seed So 25(93 so; Herds Grass 81 2591 SO;
clean Blue Grass 81 rs. stripped 81 rs.
SALT.-Fine sack is worth 81 IS; Coarse,
81 so. Barrel 40c per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, 8 . 9, /
cent less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars 100
1l3c; Crushed and powdered 112@123c; Loaf
I1R12.
MOLASSES--In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels zoe, in
half-harrels IS, in kegs 80 cents.
COFFEE. = Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l23@13 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at 19 for IA OF;
Fl for full weight; Tallow, lac.
HIDES AND LEATHER.-We quote green
hides (96a cents, dry 14(918c. Country;
| Oak Sole Leather 34(936c p ID. for best quail
! ity; Harness 30(932.
GINSENG-250930 cents.
BEESWAX.-25 cents.
| FEATHERS.-In moderate demand at 3S
Gao.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tubwashed in demand at IS
cents, pulled, 28@30; unwashed 1920.
OIL>.-Linseed, 85c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
| 100 100; Cod Liver ST 10.
BALED HAY--FrOm store $50 per ton ;
stock light.
| OSNABURGS AND YARNS.
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"a ALT lAO u - n,
Louisville. ky.

The Proprietors o. the CALI HORSE, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel from the
opening of the Loaisville and Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new aud extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the weil-earned
reputation OF the Calf II ense, as strictly iirst-
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
Is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Once OF the JEFF
fersonyille Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
lee, and the landing Of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the Eat,
are within square Of the Hotel
es- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
ss- Time from Louisville TO New York
IS hours. aHgis-em
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

ADDRrss ny WN. q. DIX, + o.-Wc iind On
Our table IA pamphlet copy OF an address on
the subject OF the University oi the SJulh,
delivered at Beersheba Springs on the 10Th
and 22d of August last, by wA. G. DIX, Of
this city. This is we'll written and INTEREST
ing address, and by invitation Of the His
torical Society of Tennessee. was repeated
before that Society at the Capitol ia this city
on the sth of the present month. 1t Is pub
lished by w. T. BERRY & Co., and is neatly
Drinted
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

gS- The attempt. says an exchange, to
set aside the verdict against Mr.. HENsY SHAW,
of St. Louis, who was desired to pay $780,
600 to Miss EFFTE CARzTANG for leading her
to the threshold of marriage and then leav-
ing her. it is thought viii scarcely be sue
cessfull. The evidence to destroy her charac-
tiers appears to be of too weak kind to
have any influence even to diminish the
amount of damages, and the settlement of
the matter without any further inquisition is
looked upon as almost certain.
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Board OF Aldermen,

FOURTH WARD.
Rs- We authorized 10 announce JAMES N.
HAMILTON, ESQ Tor re election Alderman from
the rourtn Ward. sept0-te
EIGHTH WARD.
Hy- We are authorized 10 announce 4. II. EWING
JR, Candidate lor Aiderm an in tie Eighth Ward.
sep6-ts
Clerk of the senate.
aB- We authorized 10 announce JOHN Nc
CLAldi, OF Smith coulty, Candidate for Princi-
pal Clerk Of the state senate ensuing election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

f5" A new fancy which has seized upon
Partisan bellies, says the Court Journal, is the
crusade against bonnets, and which, il is said,
the Empress is quite willing to Join. Two
ladies OF the highest fashion are already to
be seen daily driving in the Bots with no
other couture than lace veil of square form
thrown over the hair, which is full dressed,
and ornamented with bows Of ribbons.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

THE THEArRE.-Our reporter was denied
the pleasure Of witnessing the play of PisdrrO
last night. Mrs. WARD made her debut in the
character of "a Elvira-" Mr.. KEEBLE appear
ed as" Rolla," and Mrs. SrETsos as Cora
An unusually attractive bill is up for to-
night The entertainment will commence
with the beautiful domestic drama of Node
lame or, the BRIDE, WIFE and Mother, and will
conclude with A6elard and Helosse.
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THE MAYORALTY.

septem or 19, 1859. UGA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

The following persons have been visitors at thes
Springs, and We refer TO them for the medicine
qualities of the water, sc.
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New ORLEANS. Sept. ls.-Cotton sales to-
day $500 oaics. Tue st, amer,s news caused
great tirmness. Sugar buoyant, advanced
s-6s(964. Lard Ia kegs I2!.
Nav YORK, Sept. I9.-Cotton quiet; sales
500 bales. Flour has declining tendency
ssdes $4,000 bales ut 1905 Is for Ohio.
Corn has AN advancing tendency; sales &c.
900 bushels; mixed s5(Gs7. Mess Pork buoy
ant nj 10 2ol9l5 SI4. Linseed Oil So. Su-
gar baoyanI; Muscovado 5000.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
For the Patriot.

EDITORS DAILY Patriot II have been solicited by
some Of my personal friends TO become candidate
for Councilman IN the Third Ward, but have hereto
fore declined not wishing 10 enter. what beliey ed,
would be a political canvass, having in all Municipal
elections csregarded political considerations in cast
ing my own vo C.
lam now induced TO believe that party ties will be
ignored and that the voters OF Nashville will cast
ballots their personal preferences and ideas
OF .tness Tor the Office With this Wow announce
my self u candidate. Very respectfully,
Ii. K. PECK.