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CSIVEisSITY OF VINGIN1.1.

M BOARD OF VISITORS VIII proceed, u iFcI: oeit
s..ns Isrbruary, 1860 TO appoint Professor TO fl
r Of Pig steal Grography snd Agricultural Science,
v,.y "a. ahlisaet IN this institution
res addressed TO he subscriber In regard TO the ou'
I'd ;hx salary Of the professor viii be daily a;ten.
-.lcs,!on for the vacancy should be addressed 20
!. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, Esq, Rector, eaEs of;as
....per Cniyrrsi;y VI S!rgni,. aACPlS.
. Y.-c2,n Chairman Of the Faculty.
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NEGRO HIKING iNn GE>ElS...
AGENCY.
?. II. IABB Z son,

4 1IESD so tie Hiring 81 Negroes nui Collecting
"A The hires 10 the lie Alag "i Iinu.,, aid !o:- AID
Collecting the Rents: to tie s.!r Il Real E,;ac ana Ne
pr"ts luo!cly or rr't nt"!S ~ iEr ,.c "i Produce AID
h- CORRECTION OF tiaigis oi every description nui Der
her 'er'icts to their PATROLS a.. /" ir p4L!s .rI,r4.y,
for the ensuing year.
~ othce In the Old ro', Gner gni"r the Exchange
Hotel p,r l:-r, ,.lp,
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NEGRO HIRING: rOHIsGo.

NTMS. rIllLLlPs General hg.Dt aud Collector WIZ
w cnniiIne TO hire nryrocs. rent cut hgU, Hul
settle aud adjust clsrs OF dsc .ou pertaining
TO agency, for The ensuing year r:-k,. t' method
of returning MS sincere thank. 10 Nv, numerous patron
Tor the very lbcra patronage Hitherto hc.towci him.
and hnpcs by striC. attention 10 rg-iu-. 80 mri c6'i
nance ot the sar.. Dec lf-GEr.sEr-N
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- EDWARD y. E.Cy.o. -

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
0ce OF 18th Street and Eschange Alley next door
30 Or. C. r. Brch,E- Insurance Ui.lc" ant niryci. d?
pDsltr J. y. Gordon 4 SOM Commission House,
Richmond Virginia.
NIE Subscriber would respectfully inform H. fi.u' afr
l. the public generally hiatt hS Wit C,H'iuu" % 'du sTnf.
line CT bc.s n" c:.ru'ug year. yz.ii'uF out aH 20
ing Servants, R.,nr Iiuu-yr selling E,.l i'". =.
gostins Loar., Collecting BnnG., %o',. and Er-u Ac
counts and stt,niHg all other hu.iut.s r,r;anus
GENERAL AGfNT
Thankful for favor ne respectfully sor, rHa'l..
uanc. 0; the .aUc.
Persons intending 20 .sUd iae'r .,ryaa'. from THE
country will pica-- io rnry .r lr.ina> % il Cr'r
tha, good homes AMI good prices may b" received.
Dfi--r
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Steamer Destroyrd-i yIr-iui,, T.,r,,

Louisville De-. .I.-IEr .Ir.I1rr WV. ,.. r;...,
bound 20 =. LIG, was "urat YESTERDAY FI.L., ~. 'SS'
60 and boat amount- - s-',V'-i. ,,u--. N',f -
master Of LynchyGtc. We, bgrEt u ,.,i
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C. EEAD. of Richmond. wv. JEIER oi Ci-rA viii.
READ d JEfEH.
('OMElS SION hEEk GIIAA G

EICiINOsD, Va,
DECEIVE Tobacco Nrrs,. Corr AID Flour make !i'.
Ii cral aivanIem-E'S pro.g:r IN t.nf. sHt rsI''
fully soliri; con.isrmrEt-.
UGce for ;h- pr-.-n; With Dlsk.'hal- Read.
Ma
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ArrixaI Of Henry Cla,

AfF1VaI OF Eenrf CIay'b Statue.
NV ORLKLxs Deo 26-The ship Fanny Fern has arrived
rem uAvrs, With tbs statue Of usSry Clay.
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,RRESTON ~. C. FEMALE COLLIE
l,I,rE INSTITUTE.

10 School will sommruce the last session Of As nine-
-uIh wear the ig,h Of J.Ua,Ty. The various depart
AR. hll.d by ecieut ,wscbsr,. 0 eXprreuSe Hni s'-
edged ability.
course Of udy Is thorough, sni a. e1;ea''e as -
&c. the rod and ornsmeutsl branches. ,.,.
:, i, ,,.pI,- ria,.,s rom IL 20 10 !; a.
. In Muse md ,,iI raIu;iDc each ~ ~
further information, please apply 70 ne rr:ncpsi
.r-uton bee ii-Utif-h ~ III "''"'N
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UsIaVE IS>IntNCEw


LBEMSELE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHAR
n LUTTEsylLLE. VIRGINIA Slave. insured for one
O! more year. the reasonable terms Al Usss
promptly raFt DR. =. - HANCOCK. Examiner.
KNUWLEs wALFORD. A;as'..
Drc2t q Pearl street, ii,hu."Id.
n EGROES' CLOTIlING.-DAEEACOT nAr.
~ RIS co. har. heud l,T:- .'rrk ~ N'-r"es'
ClothiDg-Cols. Pau, Vets shirts aud s0cs.a!. con-
picts. very iow lri'". Cs!I on
pAREiCuTT. uiERls / Co.
No il2. .Eccsssor, TO Merchant, "'i-s'r 4 60.
= VEDE lROS.-2O ioE. swe'!s. ~ AZ! sqItre'
- for taie ny JUilN y. "OHDOH Run.
Dec 90
JUVENILE BOOKS s"t I,,irrs;,Ts 'aH''' '1r
- the young in :rea. ys"iy al EANDVLrH E''"s'o'"
Dec 90
ILnIStCS And DIARIES, IN ~, quahs:iy,
N also Pockr: and Counting !ogse plrie- !or ''' i"r
sale By RANDOLPH, a. i!l Main - Dec 20
ry,t.REE TOSS SWEDES AND i7IERI-
/ can HORSE SHOE SAILkubr-sgp.rIof qualify, Tor
sale by 1'''' ' ""''" = -
CCPERIOR ENGLISH nT>TAHD.--A f-H
- supply in hand and ior -tir - bp|t co,
Dec % pyssst
/,OD LIVER OIL Hazard C..',ii. :. and EG l.
~ tons, for sale by DOVE ~. DF1Sst"'
Dec PC
GLOVER SEED.-?pO Er he'. liigc, r,ee:'r"g for
" sae by -
pec26 p H. SkINhtE %.
I,INE MOUNTAINS TIER.-we have IL
l. for sale an- lot % Roll ani fIrls" Brt=r
JOHNSON, YOUNGER UTEi,
Dec - No. 10. Pearl street.
DUREFRENCH HBRANDY-iOq quarter ca.s. q
Il superior qualify 10: sale by or-
Dec 2s l. g. Z. DA' 'tSE0hi'
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H .in omen. on the 18Th Of January next, Male aud
/. school at Perkinsvilie, Gooehlsnd Co., Tor ihe H.
! n 81 young ladies and gentlemen In thorough acA.
course together With the usual 2rcoupi'hinvn:S
. soung ladies.
Tlsxs-.or annual session
l.sieal aud Mathematical lb.yond Ar:thu!-tci. - w
y neh. - - "
.-tIS on PIANO. -
~ aud Leather work, each '............ o"
II eau b. obtained for 4. w per month.
.lr,hrr particulars, address ". L. ASDEHSnS,
t-cu3s Psrt!nsv!le, Geoch!aad Co.
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SEt;RO HIKING Eoix


= " Y n T. a. 7 I, n = =,
INSURANCE iEp TOLLEC 1ING AGENTS
PESfECT FULLY TENDER THEIR SfRylcIS 10
ther frlrns and TIE puhi. for HIRING UIl sIIs.
NASi- for whom they vii cudrtyOr prorir. Ar.
rtisc' a.d comfortable honr-, 4ui promise them ,,ug-
clai attention during st.nrs.w ~ a.o attend ;uro-
perry ~ absent osners anh COLLECTING CLAl'I--
h"'; 'rh"i from an cSl "Fi"hCe Of year, tina,
'tS; h'iiIr'i from n".ng G"uIi returns Of tA-
COLI i'"ns '1" ted by SCENT. AZ. r..ny,I 20 ur .
pias' Inu rope We sh,l D. able gyr entire ,..tc
lion 10 all who may lvo1 IA hr patronage ami tits
merit . continuance 81 ;!r .attr
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EARLY BIRD.-A 'afs and cure remedy for worms,
k.sSsrst and fer '..sy p0Sf co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-30

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CuRIsrMAs Is ComfNG

4 40 n5s bar yozs prrsssss anIi yee haze sean TIE
IL pest sssartaneat ~ tbs eity. Of xofss k&aeg
AFttcses Rsaans. Sbe~t Ea1sse, asa Nesscs instr1-
rnsEss. ~ Lucz nesls zsA F4nay store. cAaEeh
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

THE CoNsTABLE's GUIDE Being Practical
Trcatise on the Powers, Duties and Liabilities
of Constables in the State of Tennessee, both
in Criminal and Civil Proceedings. With
approved Forms, adapted to every Service
and duty required. To which is added an
Appendix, containing the Laws of Tennessee
respecting Partnerships, Assignments, Wills.
etc, with a variety of reliable Business
Forms. By w. C. KAN. Esq., Attorney at
Law. l Vol, l2mo., PIP. 40l. Knoxville.
Published by JESSE A. RAYL. 1859.
1t strikes us that this is a most valuable
work-one that should be in the hands of
every constable in the State. The following
recommendation of it is from the Hon. w.
G.. SWAN, recent Attorney General and Re-
porter for the State, Special Judge of the
Supreme Court, and Special Judge of the
Third Circuit:
IL have examined "THE CoNsrABLE's GUIDE
AND GENERAL FORM Book" with much care.
and do not hesitate to commend it to the
fullest extent. 1t will be useful TO the Judge,
the LAWYER, the Justice of the Peace, the
Sheriff and the Citizen, as well as to the
Constable. as il is complied with the greatest
care and perfect accuracy; whilst to the Trader
to the Man OF Business, and TO the Merchant
it will he almost indispensable, as it treats
of such topics of the Law, and gives such
Forms as enter into the every day transac-
tions of all classes of our people.
81 hope II may have an extensive distribu-
ton -
The work is for sale by Messrs. w. T.
BERRY Il Co., to whom We are indebted for
a copy.
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Wtnaow Giass.

txTIzDoH GAS, best qaalssg, 81 81 ssxss. IRE
.yss ANS. sssowx : oos
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

Books FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-In hunting up
your gifts for the holidays, drop in at HA-
CANS on College street, aud you will find
something on his well-flled counters and
shelves to suit your taste, which, to do you
justice is unexceptionable. Mr.. HAGAS or
dercd expressly for the holidays Jorge lot
Of splendidly bound and beautifully embel-
ished books, such as the Gallery Of EemDle
Poets the Cutlery Of Famous Poets, World Noted
Women, The Court Of NdpOleOn, and many 9th
ers, all illustrated with the finest steel en-
cravings. Also extra fine papier Haaehe work
boxes. Willingness, portfolios etc., etc. Call
and see them.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

DNcE MORE IN THE RING.--OLD 81 MACGUMP-
sometimes called Col. JOIN ID. MCGOoD-
Is by people who don't know his real name,
Il who has snapped off that venerable bald
.ad OF his for remarkably fine but facti-
us suit OF hair since he was through this
bntry last fall, has become the associate
Stor of the Paducah Tri- Weekly Commercial.
|everyb body who has.'reataitcr him knows"
re are few better editors than the Jolly
lonel-we mean, of course, that there are
better in Paducah. He throws all the
and sparkle of his old renown into the
umns of his paper, which clearly indi-
es that when the untimely irosts of age Gu,
IN his Hyperian char" and scattered it TO
| four winds Of heaven. it did not pene-
he to the brain and wither the Infinite va
" of his wit and fun Whether this hap
circumstance is attributable TO the short
ed influence of the frost which moved
gn his wool, or to the thickness and i'm
etrability of the skull, is a question which
be be left to the revelations of time and
enology. The third number OF the Com
rial now before us is marked impr Owe
pit in typography upon the first, and when
RoLLsroN goes down and gets fairly in
business, he and Col. McGooDwIS will
sc a paper that will travel.
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Markets.

New York, Dec. 21.-The shipping list
says the demand for cotton is light; prices
are n shade easier, sales 1000 bales; middling
ia. Coffee firm. Sugar firm at the recent
Improvement. Molasses, new 52c, old 53c.
Tobacco, better grades are firiner. Freights
t(99-32. Southern bills, bank endorsements
st. Flour advanced cents; sales 5000 bar
rels at SIS 00(9S5 10. Corn dull. yellow 81.
Pork, lard aud whisky dull. Neil Brothers
circular for the Persia says the cotton crop
exceeds 4 800, 900 bales.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2l-Flour very dull; de-
clned 10 to Is cents; sales 800 barrels at So
20@s5 80. Hogs--sales $500 head at So
OO(a SO so. Oats 52(953. Mess Pork firm
at Sl6 25(dSl6 so.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-COtton-sales to-
day l 1900 bales; declined 1; middling 100
9l0E. Flour firm at So IS. Corn buoyGnt
AT %. Freight on cotton TO Liverpool 10
80. Sterling exchange 5C9sl. New York
60 days 2923 discount Sight s(9i dis
count
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Fresh Arrival.

II AN receiving daily by Adams, Express, Wild
L Game o. all kinds. Green Apples. crsHbeFFi-s
sad Lake fish. Asoagsat for q the best oysi-s
Packers hsitlEore. DESTROYS 4 extending thz
trade m al all orders Baltimore prices rrg hi
addea. Call and examine for yourselves ~ she De
pot DsAdersex street in market.
nov2e-u ]. ID. MAYER.
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE +,
H.. Of 2S0

NASHVILLE DcC. e. 1917.
WHEAT-There is an active demand at
81 OO@sI 10.
FLOUR-There is a fair demand with an
increased price, and we quote superfine at
So 90; extra family 81 90.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at l03 (910a
Yb.
SEEDS-Marketd dull with a slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 5O@7 90. Herds
Grass ST 25@sl so; Timothy Seed s325@
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 rs; Stripped
81 80.
BACON-Shoulder are worth s@s3;
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 IS.
CORN MEAL--sl@l 10. Thisrangein-
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY--Rectified 25@2s; country
brands 5O@75e.
IRON.-Tennessee- 5 &c Band 7(97a,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, Boiler 81, Sheet
sR@93, Hoop si@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5496. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheet
54(96, Hoop 1911.
NAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT-Little doing. Apples
81 OO(9I Is. Demand good. Peaches
none in market.
ROPE-Grast123914c .Jute l24; Cotton
Thread 221C923.
LEAD.-7k cents p n.
SHOT.-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per Dag
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rife 81
| 90 per Reg.
GINSENG-In fair demand at an increas
| ed price. We quote at 30(935 cents.
PARTNERSHIPS is moderatedemand
for this article: price 3Sl140c
! BEES AKIN demand at 25cents.
SALT.-Fine sack is worth Sl759S2 90,
! Coarse, 81 50. Barrel 40c per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, S3991,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars log
II4c; Crushedan powderedl 39 1z3ci Loaf
HOLE.
MOLASSES-In bbls. (new crop 45@450c,
| aud very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
| half-barrels IS, in kegs 80 cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair,
| Prime Rio is worth 81 ia l3i cents. Laguyra
! IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star, firm at 19 for IA OF;
| 81 for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quote green
hides cents, dry IL.
| Oak Sole Eeather soc. p d. for best quali
| ty; Harness 80.
| RAGS.-ForCotton Rsgsin good order
| cents is readily paid.
| WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 81
| cents, pulled, 2S(930; unwashed 1920.
| OILS.-Linseed, 55c Lard 81 10; Tanner
! 75CG 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
| stock light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

rS-In addition to the gentlemen OF the
to whom we referred yesterday, there
in the city quite n number of others
Png them. Gen. p. w. SrRADER, General
|ket Agent of the Little Miami Railroad
COLE, General Ticket Agent of the Bal
ore and Ohio K. r, Mr.. T. +. FULLER, Of
same road, Mr.. e. +. OAKLEY, of New
cans, General Ticket Agent.of the New
cans, Jackson & Canton X. R., and Mr..
,. ANDERSON. General Ticket Agent Of
Memphis & Charleston r. r. There may
others whom we have not had the pleas
Of meeting. We shall be glad to see any
ali of them at the PATRIOT Office a. often
ing their stay in the city as they can
re it convenient to call.
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American Meetings.

New York, Dec. 2l.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says a meeting Of forty
Americans was held last night. Mr. Critten-
den presiding to devise plan for concentra-
ting the entire Opposition to the present Ad-
ministration for the Presidential contest OF
1860. A resolution was passed for the ap
pointment of a committee to report at an adj
journed meeting tomorrow. Mr.. Crittenden
is designated as Chairman of the American
National Committee
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21.-The National
American Central Committee convened to.
day, Jacob Broome was appointed Chairman
aud Blanton Duncan, Secreta V. A commit
tee was appointed to confer with the Wash
ington Committee and appointed Monday
night to consider q plan for uniting the OPP
position to the present Administration.
Another Committee was appointed to pre-
pare an address to the American people.
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pp Gfifgrapb.
r ora Washfngtorl.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Gwin in
| tends introducing the Pacific Railroad bill as
| emended by the Senate last session, at The
earliest opportunity.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-HOUsE.-Mr. Da-
| wilson says the South bis determined to have
| protection of her rights in the common ter
| ritories and the Union. He did not believe
in the doctrine of secession. but if the such
raids as John Browns were not stopped,
there would be war between the North and
South.
Cobb humoronsly asked the Republicans
| whether they had any other member than
Sherman who had not endorsed Helpers
| book. He advised the Democrats, South
Americans, and conservatives to unite.
Etheridge asked, "Where will you get votes
| enough 2"
7 Cobb replied, 'If you South Americans
| will come over and help us, we think we can
persuade others. Laughter.)
Etheridge said they would not entertain
the proposition, unless the Democrats could
show that an election could be effected. Per
sonalIy he would vote for their candidate in
| a certain contingency, if his vote would elect
him.
Householder withdrew and nominated
| Mllson, which was received with applause
! and cries of "a vote "a ballot"
The 18th ballot was taken, resulting as fol-
lows:
Total number of votes 226 necessary to
choice ia Sherman los; Mllson Sc
Glmer 6; Etheridge Z Davis of Indiana 4;
scattering Z.
HoUsE-Mr. Winslow desired another vote
| and il it was affectual he intended To offer a
resolution that there be no further vote taken
until the fifth of January. There was con-
siderable desultory discussion and nothing
further was done up to the hour of adjourn
| ment.
SENArE.-Mr. Iverson gave notice of his
:, iuteIfs-- Introduce DIIis amending the act
establishing the Court of Claims, and chang
ing the mode OF the appointment of Cadets.
Mr.. Slidell introduced bill of appropria-
tons to facilitate negotiations for Cuba. Re
! ferred to the committee on Foreign relations.
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution, which was
adopted, instructing the Post Office Commit
tee to enquire into the plausibility of expe-
diting the mails between Washington aud
Boston. FOot's resolution was adopted, in
strIcting the Finance Cimmittee to devise a
more effectual and economical plan for warm
ing the Government buildings throughout
| the country.
Bayard INTRODUCED several bills fiom the
| last Congress, referring to the administration
| of justice in criminal cases, on appeals OF
writ and error, and to supply certain official
vacancies, concerning seamea, and to am nd
the act regulating the carriage of passengers
by steamships
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
Printers Ink.

TUESDAY, MORNING, deer %, 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22
CAN DID ES.
For Attorney General.

So We are Authorized TO ammo, nee WA. q. BRIEN
OF davidson county, "A candidate for Attorney Gene
raj for the Ninth JUDICIAL Circuit, composed OF the
Counties OF Williamson, Davidson aud Sumner, At the
next election.
CO. We are authorized to announce X. W. HAY
woon, OF Davidson county, candidate FOR Attorney
General for the Ninth judicial Circuit, composed OF
the Counties OF Day ldsOn, Williamson aud sumner.
octl9-ts
81 We are authorized to announce BATTER SMITH,
ESQ.,, OF Sumner county, a candidate for Attorney
General In the Ninth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties OF sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election May next octi4-te
as- We are requested to announce s. l.. FINLEY as
candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
ciaI Circuit. Election May 1850.
oct lite
o. We are authorized TO announce JAMES f..
RAINS, Esq, aosuddate for the Oice OF Attorney
Gouerai OF the Ninth Jdiicia! Circuit, composed of
the counties OF Davidson, Sumaer aud Williamson
Election next May. octS-te :
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22
River News.

The Cumberland is in fine boating order,
there being plenty of water for all classes
of boats.
For ST. LoUIs.-The yfoating palace of the
Cumberland, Ben. NJ Runyan, with the veter-
an and heavy Captain JAMES MILLER, with
those prince of good fellows, Bob BELL and
JONI SMITH in the Office, is advertised to
leave for the above port on tomorrow eve
ming at 4 o'clock. So listen for the music of
the cdiiope.
The Red RoDer is the next New Orleans
packet. She is advertised to leave On Satur.
day.
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From Havana.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 2l>t.-The steamer
Cahawba has arrived, with Havana dates OF
the 18th.
Sugar was buOyant. Holders demand an
advance, which buyers were reluctant to give.
The stock was 10000 boxes. against $4,000
last year Exchange on London was 1870
l6 on New York 1904.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENr, is coextensive with the civilization of the
globe. Other articles claim TO alleviate pain and
d,stress-this cures Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers Livery
men, &C., have particularly demonstrated this fact
throughout the world No article ever before re
ceived such Undivided praise and support from Medi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

GAINESVILLE Dee. 2I.-The steamer Tenn
pest, bound from n nashville to Cincinnati in
attempting to pass the Cumberland river
railroad bridge piers. last night. struck the
pile of DRIFT lodged against the upper rest
pier, and was thrown over against one of the
span piers. The force of the current carried
her under the bridge, which took off her pilot
house and chimneys. She is now lying al
the wharf here repairing.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

Auction SALE,-This morning at 10 o'clock,
BRUCE. corner Of Cedar aud Cherry streets,
will sell large consignment of fine fresh
China Dinner and Tea Sets, Bohemian Cut
Glass, Silver Plated Ware, fancy Boxes, fine
Oil Paintings, fancy goods, &c. The ladies
are invited to attend. No postponement on
account of the weather. Sale positive and
without reserve.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22

4 Inc CHEWING ToBAcco.-LASGLEr has a
Ee supply of that celebrated brand OF fine
chewing tobacco, known us " Anderson s
ace" We are not a judge Of the weed in
} shape, aud will not venture 10 pronounce
bn its merits further than to say that those
o Use it like it better than any other kind,
! when they can get this will not use any
Ter. So says one who knows, or ought to
Nv. if there is any thing in the quantity be
s. 1t is put up in small packages, and in
cases. Try it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-22
MroifaI.
MRS. WINSLOW,
RELIEF AND HEALTH T
Price Accents per BOTTLE

Price 25cents per BOTTLE
We have put NJ and soid
years, ana CAN SAY, ~
IL, what We have meyer
any other medicine-NEN
A SINGLE INSTANCE. 10 2.
timely usedl Never did :
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de -
tons, and speak in terms =
ton OF ITS inagica effects =
We speak in this mattel a
afler ten years expert
IRRITATION FOX IHKFUnn
DECLARE In afmoSteVery
FAINT Is suffering from pain :.
viii be found III fifteen or
the syrup is adminise
This valuable prepafa-
OF one Of the MOST tx =
Full NURSES in New Eng :
used with NkNEk-FAlLc
THOUSANDS :
NotOnlyrelieves the chic :.
crates the stomach and =
ity ,and givestone ana en-
TEN. IL will almost in
RIPPING IN TIE ,,
WIND 3
andovercomeconvulSiOns@
remedied, end in death
and SURESI REMEDY IN IRk =
DlSENTKRY AND DIAE =
whether II arises from =
other cause. We would =
who has a child suffering :
ing complaints-D0 MOI :
CHS, NOR TIRE PREJU =
stand between your suffer
that viii be snre-yes,
to follow the use Of this
used. :
faiidirect.oy1s for usinl =
bottle None genuine un :
CURTIS X PERKINS, New e
side wrapper.
Sold by drGggiststhrough
PRINCIPAL once No. IS,
Iune7d&wly Price rs