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= 81 - yeTH f6e Fame Fashion and fine Houses
! Tint for fry font when Bachanal caruuses-
Bow low to pow'r of sordid wealth and knowledge
Lie the eervile horde in and out Of College;
Hind the stern brow IF hero brave aud g'ry
Wiih'the eurHso0s laurel wreath Of glory;
suspend 10 Nov the blasting triple crwn.
pfepar'd Ri ktaisiess heads 0t high renown:
Fire The mind with dreams Of california gold,
In Jumps as big Is grssping hands can holds
Dazzle, BY diamonds sparkling in Their beds,
our syaricious hearts and silly heads;
Then in the vile dust lie down and wallows
, In eaeer search of the almighty dollar"
These may pass, With all things else furgotten-
Nothing now is Ea0sca or heard-but C,toa|
Men worship at its shrine and call it KING
A sad MISSIONER for such hckle thing:
They side and ch0p--aye, sc0o II to stdnd,
And pieE and squeeze and hop it with fdnd:
Then it's -fair-sniddting- up and doscH.
very chanqeling both in country and Town.
=, Then Cbstoa il. as all have felt and seen,
Not King-but fair, yet tyrant Qveen-
Curse of the land and proud mistress Of the seas,
Under whose reign there's neither rest NOR ease!
She rules the prince the master and the slave,
And helps the broker in his heartless shave;
She regulates the bourse and stocks On Change,
And ali things else in her wide sweeping range;
Among the subjects whom she screly rules,
Is iank and lazy race Of Mace-t'it mules;
She trips the subtle speculaturs triggers,
And burn my eyes, if she amt death to niggsrs
AeuleParc, June 90, 1859.
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HALIFAX COUNTY, N. c., July Sth, 1859.

HALIFAX COUNTY, N. c., July Sth, 1859.
EDS. STANDARD: The political horizon down this
way wears pretty cheerful aspect at present, and
the signs Of the times indicate future bright
ening.
L am Of the firm opinion that if the article copcd
into your paper Of the 9Th instant, from the VIM
ston Sentinel giving the votes of Messrs Shaw,
Scales and Gi!ncr on Appropriation Bills, brought
before the last Congress- could be read by every 70
ter in the First District Dr. Shaw's majority over
Mr. Smith would be five hundred votes. This NAV
look to some like wild speculation, but it is none
the less true. Ninetenths of the voters of the Dis
trict have never examined this matter of extrava-
gance 50 much talked about Mr.. Smith and his
friends The story is told that the democratic par.
ty is responsible for the liberal expenditures of Gov
eminent money carried on, and the people believe
II, because the official records have never been
brought to bear evidence against it. can imagine
what opening Of eyes there would be if the facts of
Mr.. Gilmers exceeding liberality were distributed
over this District Such reaction as would take
place has never before been known.
The people Of Halifax are slow to believe the as
sertons Of Know Nothing oppositionists which will
account for the three hundred majority that she will
give DR. Shaw over Mr.. Smith in August
put 1t down as pretty safe calculation that the
otnes counties Of the district will more than elect
D SHAW, and HALIFAX will give him . sufficient
majority to teach Mr. Smith the folly of ever here
public.
The adviee given in the Winton Convert;on hv
TIP great Mog1l Of Know Nothineisn .nd sll cth:,
isms, to use hickory sticks in the canv,sf mn m
Shaw. has been adopted and practiccd-but Yso& 81
actay Is Mr. Rayner intended it Al Coisrs;n
BERTHE county. = N. Davenport conductor Of : liz
tie know nothing. opposition sheet down har. !,
Edentou, to get his name IN some other newsnsns
besides his own, attacked Dr. Shaw with st,css T."
pistols. The Doctor very deliberately wrestcd ~
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IS THERE A scnooLMAsrER AMONG us

Granville county, N. C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-24
FOR CONSTABLE.

IS We are authorized TO announce JAMES ALEX
LAIRD, a candidate FOR Constable in the Nashville
District, place OF Saul. u. Neho resigned Elec.
ton to take place on thursday, Feb. 24th.
frbi6-td
az We are authorized to announce JOHN D.
COVER as a candidate for Constable In the Nashville
District, in place Of sam. u. Nichol resigned. noc
ton 70 take place on Thursday Feb 24th.
febl6-td
as- We authorized 30 announce JOHN r.
BLAND as "A candidate for Constable In the Nashville
District, in place Of sam. d. Nicho resigned Flee
ton To take place ON Thursday Feb 2Iih.
frbl6-td
As- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES W.
FELTs a candidate for City Constable, 10 NH The
vacancy oocasioned by the resignation Of Mr.. sam.
u. Nchol febl6-td
as- We are authorized TO announce IRA A STOUT
a candidate for Constable the Nashville DIS
trict, in place of sam. ID. Ncho resigned. Election
10 take place on Thursday Feb. ssIh.
iebl5-gd
ss- We authorized To announce ". S. RRANT.
LEY as candidate FOR Constable in the Nashville
District, in place 81 sam. d Niehoi resigned Elec.
Ion u take place Thursday, Gath inst.
81 We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH /.
RYAN as a candidate for Constable In the Nashville
District, IN place OF sam. n, Niehoi resigned nee
ton TO take place Thursday, 2llh inst.
febl4-td
&C. We are authorized to announce W. J. FIRf.ns
as a candidate for Constable in the Nashville Die
trct in place Of sam. u. Niohol resigned Elocslsa
~ take place on thursday, Feb. 2sih. "a .|-si
lcbli-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-24
Monetary and Financial.

LOUISVILLE Feb. ok hange continues firm. Tho
banks still selling New York short sight at "a and
the brokers 1t q prem Ne" Orleans short sgnt =
prem.
Currency has undergone no change whatever and
continue "a quote Wisconsin and Illinois lLR2
discount We continue To quote Tennessee, Indiana
State, and Ohio state Bank par. Missouri and In
diana free banks, and south Carolina y discount;
North Carolina, and Georgia dis.
Gold II selling al 1sG9ls prem. and brought sax
prem. silver is very duh: the brokers buy II AZ y
discount.
CINcIxNArI Feb. 10. p. M-The Monetary market
without difficulty the inside quarters at l0Ai2 a
Ct. The discount Houses have had numerous Offering
aud have generally accommodated their eustomer al
the usual figures.
The outside applications FOR Money have been less
anu second class names have met with somewhat
more favor, though st very difficult Of negooation
Eastern exchange has undergone little variation
frum last week, and Though rates are the same, tho
supply Is less with very arm market The Ohio
Valley and Commercial Banks have sold at - prem
a. customers and bought At 2oc aud upward on the
two nust prominent points;
The other bankers have drawn at y and bought at
= aud upwards ON Baltimore and Boston, and 30CaS5
ON Philadelphia and New York The supply has been
unequal to the demand, and the market very strin-
gent
As some dealers this morning paid :. for all the
New York Oh, eks they cOaid get, and not
then a6le 10 purchase what they want, an idea may
b. oOtaiAe1 vi the scar ty 90 Eastern funds.
New Orleans Exchange has been inactive and has
declined, and at present. little demand exists bank
srs viii sell their signatures freely at 4 psum.
American Cold has been dell, and We quote 2oc as
the buying aud SOC prem as The selling price The
luoa request IS very small and Com = purchased
principally for shipment last.
NKw YokK, Feb Is.-In money the onIy feature is
Increased ease. The supply on demand u abundant
10 Iavurite borrowers Al D CT. some OF thc banks
some loans which were Put pto = Ct have beea
reduced - q CT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-24
DIR. KINGS DISPENSaRY
FOE PRIVATE DISEASES.

Erf<kz. DR. KING formerly OF New York, for
XEeas6sS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
iueky and who has devoted his attention the treat
meHt of private diseases for so years, naiers
himself, having attended 10 practice for SO many
years and cured many thousands, he Is enabled 10
cure al! diseases Of private nature, matter how
Dad they may be from InJudscious medical treatment,
or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings Dspenary
Is No . Dcaderick street, between Cherry and the
square seeond story where he all diseases Of
pryate nature.
GosoKKHKA cured without nauseious medicine In
reference with business.
SrncTcREs Of old recent date eectually cured In
feS days, by operation which pain.
Where strlcinre exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease Causes more mischief and under
uiines the constitution much.
sSPHsIs, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be efectuaiiy
cured la a Few days. E - =.
SEMINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ton having been
given % this disease and all the consequences grow
ing cot Of Il, brought on la msny cases by the de-
structive habits OF nconssdcFae Youths and exces-
sive indulgence of the ass aegect Of which viii
undermine the constitution. rendering the subject d
for business society and Causing premature old age
Females who may be faborsnR with any difcrlty VI
TIE Womb may restassared Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, With Zee enclosed, directed 90 Dr. A. KING
No. p nesderick street. Nashville, fcRn will have
the Necessary meclcheseat ~ their address with
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. % -HAY-We have no change to
notice. All received has found ready sale. Good to
prime timothy hay has commanded from the wharf
Sl3. "a es from store at SIS so to Sli rs u ton.
Stock moderate.
HIDFS.-Dealors have advanced the price, and pay
for green hides &C, and sell at the same, adding 25c
q hide for commission Flint 15c from The
market is firm.
IRON-we have heard Of only a few small sales of
pig metal at $35 for hot blast aud $50 for prime cold
blast. The former is now generally held s35, usual
time Manufactured iron is very firm with upward
tendency but thus far change has taken place and
we continue quote stonecoal bar iron ut 90 10 Sc
and best refined charcoal iron from bloom 4sD4 &c.
Stoneeoal sheet iron Axe, and best charcoal Shoe. at
SC e ib
SEtIr-Flaxseed We quote at l 40, which the mill
rs paying Hempseed continues firm at 90. Clover
lower; quote 6o96 10. Timothy 2 IS.
Clean blue grass SO. Herd rs. Orchard 81.
Charleston Market.
CaARrEsrGN, Feb. u, l p. -COTTON-The mar
ket depressed and dropping, with sales Of 800 bales
tbs morning at = TO "a cent decline Highest point
Mobile Market.
MOBILE Feb. 19.-Sales of cotton to-day 900 bales
at decline of u cent Middngs quoted at lo5Se.
baltimore Market.
BAITrMoRE Feb. 10 p. lM.-CoFFEE-There have
been transactions IN Coffee u day. The samples
of tle cargoes per barks Mondamin and Blue Wing
are IN hand and arranged for sale.-The market Is
quicte irn aud full rates demanded. For prices
We refer the circular Of Messus--Whfte 4 Elder
Coffee Brokers, u be found below : ss
WEEKLY CoFFEE REPoRT.-The market continues
rm ith a steady demand, but in consequence of the
late reduced stock transactions during the past week
have been unnPortant, being restricted to some e. W
hundred bags RIo from second hand ii a IL u
cents
We note the arrival OF the barks Mondamin and
Blue Wing from Rio, with IL 900 bags. Holders are
very arm and dem md full rates We quote prime
Rio at lie; good Ii to &c. No stock OF Iaguayra
Java l45s 10 l5c. WHITE ELDER,
Coffee Brukcrs
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT ofFreE.


NASHVILLE, Feb. "a, 1859.
The river is at a very high stage of water,
the low grounds on its banks being overflow
ed. The indications are that it will still rise
higher, more rain having fallen.
Business has been brisker since our last
weekly report in the Cotton and Tobacco
markets, whilst the grocery trade has been
less active. Our wholesale dry goods houses
have received full supplies of spring goods,
and buyers are already in the field. A heavy
spring trade is expected.
COTTON.-At the date of our last weekly
review the Cotton market, after several days
depression, exhibited signs of more animation.
A better feeling has since prevailed and up
to last evening about 500 bales changed
hands at 74@l04c p h. Yesterday there
was very little offering, though the demand
was good. The receipts continue liberal.
TOBACCO-We quote priced as follows
Lugs 3t(94c p n; Leaf 5@7c; Loose, Lugs
2@22c; Leaf 4(95c p b.
The sales at the warehouses up to Tuesday
amounted to 40 hhds. Yesterday IL hhds
were sold at FISHER, WIRELESS Co.'s at
IS, 4 20, 95. 6 90, 6 20, 25, 10. 6 90,
6 so, 6 80. 05, and "a at A. HAMLToN's at
S IS, 6 rs, 5 Is, s 10, 25, 4 IS, 4 O5,
3 so, Is. 20, As, S IS, 95, 4 10.
90, SO,-4 Is, S IS, rs, 4 40, 10,
3 80, 4 so, 6 90.
BACON-Is coming in considerable guam
titles and sells at SIC hog round; hams 9a0
fOci shoulders 1900; sides 1O491OAc p b.
LARD-Sells readily at lO1(9llc p b.
CHEESE-Western Reserve is now selling
at 1l@123c p Ii.
FLOUR-The market is steady and prices
firm. We quote extra at Sc 5OC@S7; super
fine SIS 5O9s6.
WHEAT-There is a good demand for
wheat, and a prime article sells promptly at
SI@sl 10; good 10000; inferior 7OC975c.
p bushel.
CORN-Is selling at 60 cents p bushel
and sacks furnished. The demand is fair and
receipts considerable.
COFFEE-Rio 12t@13c; Laguayra l4@
l5c; Java lst92Oc q ID. Stock ample.
SUGAR-The market is well supplied, and
we quote 64@Sc for choice, in hhds.; in bar
rels an advance of 394c on these figures.
Loaf, crushed and powdered are selling at
124c = ID.
MOLASSES In barrels 373939c p gal
Ion; in half bbls 41043c p gallon; sugar
house 4OG945c; golden syrup 6O9SOc; Chi
nese sugar cane syrup SOC p gallon. The
supply of these articles is limited.
SALT-Barrel soc p bushel; fine sack 81
Sc; coarse 81 % p sack.
OILS-Lard- manufacturers price 81 10
p gallon; Linseed CSC; Sperm 81 20; Tan
ner's 75@SI p gallon.
FEATHERS-In demand at 4O(04Ic p b
for live geese.
GINSENG-Sells at soc p b.
FRUITS Raisins So so p box for NJ. r.;
dried apples 50 OO92 Is p bushel; peeled
peaches S4 5OC64 IS; unpeeled S3G93 Is.
HIDES-Green sc; dry sailed (Southern)
1Oc p ID.
LEAYHER-Cin sole, oak tanned,
SOC; skrting 80; hemlock q; harness 26@
&c p ID.
SEEDS-Clover 81 2597 SO p bushel;
Millett 1 2O(91 %; Timothy 2 1903 90;
Flax 20; Herds Grass 25@1 so; Clean
blue grass l 1902 90; Stripped 25@1 40;
Orchard so; Hungarian 2 so.
WHISKY -Rectifed Csc p gallon.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
whOleTiekets $40; Halves IS; Quarter, 90 so

$50 Prizes amounting ,o..............- $3.50, 900