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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-07

MOHAwK.-Ws direct attention Of stock raisers to
the advertisement Of this noted animal in to-days
paper MOHAWK is too well known for US % partie.l-
larize his good points, and we content ourselves with
calling the attention to the advertisement.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN sEelIps for sale The House and Lot Cherry Sse
4 sccupel by Mr. Weller.
The house very large and oommodeus fntainsg eser s
~ ro-ms with servants roOms cellars, aAnd weed sheds, &c
The kous In good oTer Of being recently results and
Is better adapted for hrs class boarding house tan houss
In Nashville.
The lot is about sixty ave feet 'front.' BY hundred and
yhVe feet and the house b situated the lot % admit o.
the city.
large psToa 81 p1rshasd VITA he Aouss
II desired.
1t l. veil known hat hotel kespisg H. In tails cy.s mast pro-
dtable business and any Wishing 70 engage 10 s1h
on this excellent opportunity procure eligible oa
on, Seng convenient 70 al s business Portions q the city
For terms. &c, apply %
dec24-d Az, q, LrHD5IE7.
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Eat eaa
DHT Go0DSf DRY GOoDSI
TcwIEERTER BROS.
- Fer sba Fala Trade aT- aai
We are IL receipt Of the ros; v.as selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
wehasr ever ogered the The retail trade
AyIS Pu'chsesd The stock from The iest IlP9rers ans
ssncy say1g That thereby enabled to sell goods
LO w PREfC ES
sad Keasonnbse Terms any house In the city.
Our present stock sinbraeesevery variety Of
New and FashiOnable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
TabIa
French DsLanss risia aud Fancy.
American -
French and English NerinOess se2'
Z Eac0aiaF lads,
IslvslIas, f0r Travelling Dresses;
S bBege's;
Plaid MerinO, Ensiiah and French;
Every style OF shas Plain and Fancy Dress silks and Cloaks
Black s all srades together With other article too tous to
unen,lcn.
Wshays also very large stock Of staple Goods such
l0&f9-4blesched sheeting;
% inch Pillow case cottsn
- Brown sheeting;
+-4and 81 sea island do.
Bro. and hId drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds:
flsnDels, sill coors, qualities and prices.
Canton Fla1reisi
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans KerssyS Satinetts Csssneres Tesngs Shirts,
Fronts Collars, and in fact every article person may
We also keep eosanty on hand complete stock q Boots as
ehoes Has and Caps DHfour Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
Cot Carpets, Sc To all OF which invite the attention Of
TIE trading community Our motto Is g ssl IS cheap as The
seplS No. 81, Nerth Market street.
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new YORK Market.

From Washington.
WAsHINGroS, April 6.-The Sickles Jury is now
nnnnnlnfa
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FOR MEMPHIS,

FUyHE fine passenger steamer MINNET0NKA, 60 .
DAsH:EII, Master, Will Friday the ellA1
St Instant y O'Clock, NJ. For freight pas s.
sage supply on board or q -
ap6-dt A. FAhILION, Agent
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.


AMNIBUSES will leave the various Hote half hour be-
fore starting time Tor the different Rallroads.
Orders left the Of the Commercial HOTEL or thesa
bic on Market street. the Square will ensure attention.
decI7-d c. W. KENNEDY, Agent.
ROCA'S Balls M EOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
pubois put in possession OF OF the most extra
binary remedies exan for what has heretofore CON
sdsre incursbe disease, being ard AppIAcas
ton, the acti0n OF which seemingly miraculous and lie
having Of those attributes which make the numerous
conn pounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing sreetions letters from distinguished
snd well known Individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. james Rees having ceased to be the agent FOR the sale
this Baam the price has reduced It only be obtained
Of the proprietor letter directed G. hOCAs 1 p
o. Philadelphia, Penn. nOV3O-d6n
TNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are IN oonsian
~ receipt Of the finest quality OF Family Rlour, he
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills These Mills make fine
article Of Flour Mills in ths country Nc sell cheap
AMI guarantee every pound sold.
Iant9 P 4 q. ANDERSON, Broad sreat.
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Cincinnati market.
Now Orleans Markets

| CIEoINSATI, April 6-ElOur. active. 40a5. so;
| Whisky declined t-23l: Meas Pork. II 25.
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NEW BOOKS.
Just RECEIVED BY
GAN & JOHN SON,
No 6 UNION STREET.


HAGAN & HNSON,
No.6 UNION STREET.
The witches Of New York. By Doestcks;
Major Thorp's Scenes in Arkansas;
a swamp Doctor Adventures in South west
Wild Sports in the Far West; Ry German Traveller;
Fashionable Life. By Mary Eastman;
anecdotes Ans So Of Love Love By Lola honte1;
The L9des Manual of Fancy and onamenta Needle wOrF
II and Around stamboul. By Mn. Horribly;
Palestine Past and Present. with Biblical Literary and
Scientific Notes. By Rev DR.. Osborn,
Hadi SYRIA or, Three Years in jerusalem. By Sarah
The Earth and the wOrid or Geologic Students
Sunshine; or Kate yinton;
The Pour Sisters. By Miss Bremen
Father and Daughter. By Miss Bremen;
Mary Glenworth Of the Forbidden Marriage By Reynolds
HAGAN JOHNSON.
mhl6 Nos Union Street
NJ Back Nos. Of an he Magazines from The l Of January,
WEEKLY PAPRRS.
Received regularly by HAGAN & JOHNSON:
New fork Ledger I hsItSs pi %esSiy'
Clipper, WaVerly Magazine,
Waverly, Flag Of our Onion,
Geason's Line of Battle Snip,
Porter's Spirit Of the Times.
1he Boston Pilot
Philadelphia Evening Post,
Scientific American,
The Constellation,
The Century,
The Home Journal,
The National Police Gazette,
The Country Gentleman,
Lesles Budget Of Pun,
The Yankee Notions,
The Nick Max,
Our Musical Friend,
Single numbers sold and subscriptions taken all Of The above
erbdcals, By HAGAN & JOHNSON,
mis- Union street
NEW RELIGIOUS NOVEL.
VVAGLN JOHNSON have Just received the hest novel Of
i the day, called THE METHODIST; Or, Incidents and
PLErcHER with Introduction by P. STRICKLAND D. D.
Appleton's Railroad Guide for April, for ehy
cpl Fl EAGAN ( JOHNSON.
More New Books.
Dictionary Of III. United States Congress
The Ways aud Means Of Payment.
The Methodist By N, Fletcher, vols,
Tie Empire Of AusIa-Abbott.
Tresslian and his Friends-ARcKenzc.
The Foster Brothers.
southwod, HOyel-Cmsted.
Nv Thirty Years out Of the senste
The American Home Garden.
A thousand Chances 10 make Money.
Adam Bede-By Gee Elliott.
Mary GlentWsrth err The Forbidden Marriage.
Fer sale by CHAs. W. SMITH.
ap9 u College Street
Printers Ink.
" HAGAE has just received full assortment Of JOHN
L NEWS AND BOOK INKS,
Also. Iage assortment Of WADE's
BLACK AND COLORED INKS.
CARDS.
large Assorentof Ivory, Enaaele and COored CarSssnd
Gard Boards, constantly on hand and for sale By.
mh99 T. Raglan, Market street.
TNK.-.5O dozen Bottles, all sizes, Just received By
nhs y. HAeAa MArke sis
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NO Tonic.--Froun Col. AIacrt

WAsmNGToS, D. c., June IL. ls56.
al have used bottles OF your 'BsrHGres R0GRd Bit
ters, found useful in Of Indigestion and
Headache recommend 10 all who need pleasant and eff
cacious remedy and valuable tonic"
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NAsHYILLE.

HUMPAsrr MaBsHaIt, Of Ken,ueky, The Courier
informs Us, says tha:hi party changes 50 Ofsn he
osa't keep mp vita it. He intends to run fer Con,
gress as an Oh Line Know.Nolhing.
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HAVE for sale very likely negro boy 20 years DID, that ha
been well trained house and dining servant at No
Ceiar street. InhJl "a. .. L1bbs.
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a Card 10 the LadIes--Dr. DupOncO's Pc.
riOaicaI Pills GOr EeElRleS.--Are infAble for re
moving Stoppages or Irregularities Of the Menses.
The Pills are nothing new but have been used BY the Doctor in
his practice years, both in France and America, with
success every case and he is urged by many thou
SAM ladies who them make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from Irregularities whatever
veav ladies whose health will not permit Of an increase Of
mily.
Pregnant females those supposng themselves are eau
toned AGAINST using pills While In that condition. as the proprie
tor assumes responsibility after the above admontOn although
their mness would prevent any injury health otherwise these
pills are recommended Directions accompanying each box Price
" EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders be addressed They will supply the
trade Proure,os prices furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
pEM0VILLE & BELL, No 20 Cherry street
G. " HENDERSHOTT, Cedar St, anfPublic Square.
BEACH GOoDLET. Market ST., opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Ladies by enclosing to either Of the above agents, have
the above Pills sent cOn6denay) by nail to part Of the
city or country.
NB-The Ingredients composing these Pills made known
to every agent selling They will tell that they al
ey are representedtO be. Ask for Dr. DupOnC0sS COL
den Pills See signature each box will then
MEDICINE YOU may depend upon, vet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents fer Memphis
WILSON Il sFARBIRD, Agents for Louisville
IfyryIv
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FOR RENT.
Of most derabs Business Stands IN the e For
u particulars apply to !hi eaiss IA Rhis-H'
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS

TEyUE splendid passenger steamer n. RUNYAN -
MILLER, Master, will leave for the above and 1etl9
al intermediate landings, SATURDAY. April 9,at -
O'Clock, ?. NJ. For freight passage apply on board to
pSg@ The RHRyGH gives through tickets 10 New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville
II. II. IIARRIS0N,l 49,.
ap3-i A. HAMILTON, I hh0N'7'
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AUCIION SALE
OF Fresh GrOee les
rBY
Ter ass Bro n c r S,

NO. 8 MAREEET STREET
NTILL sell TrOnt Of their warehouse on thursday, tn
w 9Th, the following articles
100 bhls SUGAR; IS hbls :. s. Almonds
go bagg Coiee: IS bags peCans;
ICO fis Nolasscs; 20 doz Buckets;
100 half do do 50 coil Jute Rope
5 l6s Bourbon Whisky; 5000 Cigars
$50 do White and Rectihed 80 80 cases Clare Wine;
IS do I've 20 DO GuFer do
o DO Brandy; c5 do Champsgns Do
Is do Gin, 10 DO Sardnes;
SO bls Loaf Sugar. . do Starch;
50 do Crashed & Powdered dolO0 dOz Mason Backing
25 DO Vinegar; 200 boxes Cundles
sOO keps Nails; l5U do Talow DO
10 doz Washboards; 10 do Soap.
Sale 70 commence at half past ten o'clock.
ap3-d TERRASs BROTHERS.
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AUCTION SALE OF GItOCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
NNMONDAY APRIL Ill,, 1859, will sell for Cash IN
front Warehouse, complete assortment Of GrOceriej
consisting part as follows viz:
q hhds crop sugar. lOO boxes TAR Candles
elO l.gs Colle: 100 y and a do
Il mis- sIoIasses: IS bNs selected W. R. Chaese
~ bbls crus powd Sugar. 100 barrels mte hsayi
~ NO Narl,erel: IS do n. Y. Brandy;
I'm ~. Fiasls. 10 do Holland Gin;
j. cases SardineS; SOO kegsNalls,
90 boxes Cove Oysters - Cs1en falhtsd beeA1Si
To ls,s pa,1,sr.' 30 ness Tubs;
o rlrssts Tsa. Is Oses Starch
20 bales Cotton TWine ~ do soap
a r0iIs Rors: - do Duyle's Candles;
n 49, Matches. 40 dozen MAsons Backing;
I50 ukgs M h. RsisIns; $50 pkgs Maekeral, kits
nj ANS Texas Pecaus; y bbls and bbls;
500 bnEs fine salt.
Together with numerous other articles 70 make up complete
sale. LANlEk, FHlLblfs q W.
B. We will continue sell regularly every Monday
throughout tbs season
FOR RENT.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
FUyHE 6ue passenger stssuer HAMILTON,
Davidson MASTER, viii leave ABOVE, Friday snzISA
April 9Th, at 70 O'Clock, n. -
ap7-td II II. HARBlSONs Agent.
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EOR PITTSEYIRG.

TVyHE ane passenger steamer L Il y,
Poe, Master, Will leave for the above and fgHtsgs
All Intermediate landings, this day, the 9Th
O'Clock, P NJ. Fer freight passage apply board or
ap7 IL. II. HARRISON, Agent
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Cignrs and Tobacco.

CigarS and Tobacco.
VUTE have large Of Havana, Domestic, and German VI
gar which call the attention OF dealers particularly
Our Own WaRufacfUres
which We guarantees but sell at from tce1y ge
n ffg gey cent L7oef house the city,
Sci them without any PRoTIT thereby placing our cuSto
lners on a footing with any jobber in the city.
n ? In fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, we &C
trto,Tlafge no rival ,-"- j. vs.. LANGLEY & CO.,
rrL95 No a Onion Street.
II. !. LILIES,
ENT for the purchase and sale Of negroes at No IS Ceda
~ street Nashville. Tenn having bought the interest Of H.
Il ayDe my late partner in the occupied by US, viii
continue the business all times preparedtO make cash
advances on negroes left with me for sale
100000 IN CASH
To nav for 40 young negro and women suitable for the
Southtrn market.
Consisting Of some valuable families offered in
the Nashville Market and good lot Of young and women
boys and girls.
nb13 IL j. LILIES.
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FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.
TNVHE splendid FIRE ENGINE now used b.
Dsuge Fire Company No. 3, Of this city, is -
offered for sals reasonable terms II IL one Of q
HunDeman's celebrated suciiOHs, capable Of throw
ing streams and with stream will throw distance
800 et through inch nozzle. The Engine veFy e worn,
and Of the finest finished Machines in counry "
sold for fault whatever FOR further information address
NJ SMITH, secy.
mhlS-eElm Care Of Ewing, Pendlstor & Co.
Printers Stationery.
M REAMS unrulsd esp Paper, assorted;
HUI 100 do do Letter DO DO
80 do DO Commercial Nots Do
go do Folio Post do
IS DO Glazed PapeF do
% DO CooFed % do
100 do News and Book Dc do
800 DC Manila Whipping DO
OF the bsss qasIisy, nss received 81 =, HAAAE.
9hSa NspfgE9E
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nov9GA&w1y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

The editor of the Courier in his last
weeks issue saw fiji to come out as an advo-
cate for the unrestricted sale of intoxica,
ting drinks in our place, in reply to an ar
tce written by us, two weeks previous.-
AS we were totally unable to read his
article, we were obliged TO get a German
friend to interpret it, If the editor of the
Courier has had the uniairness to miSrcp-
resent our views, and convey to his Ger.
man readers the idea that We were down
on them, particularly, and thus make polti
cal capital out of the case, we can only
hope that his mis-statements will fall to the
ground. We do not, neither did we ever
seek to array one class of our citizens against
the other. So long as man conducts him.
self properly, we care not what his nation
aily, politics or profession may be, we treat
him with that cordality with which We
ourself desire to be treated. We seek nc
controversy or warfare with liquor sellers
They know its wrongs as well as we.-
When we sec tie evil and bIighling effect
of intemperance in our community, VIC
shall consider it our duty to speak on the
subject fearlessly, no matter who the trans
gressor may be. 1t is plain who are the
men in Fremont who sustain such traffic
and it cannot be expected that those VIII,
themselves drink intoxicating beverages
will side with a temperance man. Accord
ing to our views, the editor of n village pa.
per, one who is supposed to be guardian
of the virtues and morals of the people
should be the last man to favor the unre.
stricted sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
Treason shrieIsers.


Ihe following few paragraphs show very
-
plHnly ana lfuly now inc tline OF hepre-
SeuIhINcS Is consumed hnu tue OfpanlLallOn
- a. II ,I ~ 1: ~.
VI ihe llOuse prevented py tue ulsunlon
/ A.. =, - ,aI n " "A "a
uetuOcINtS. Oh tne l4tl, MI. NalahulR-
L., f 40. C,.,. ,..L IL Il . ...;.... l. .
N""' VI Vu'S S'"'' 'VON 'uN hVV', s"l lI"S "O
ho1 n ,,,ossa,,o A., Ioii,o. ,,l ,,oril h,1d
""" " 'i0''fS0 W "''''N'' GU" "Ou'u "V'N
tho n,,r 10 tho All ,r Mach I,,t ,,hot lao
~ '' ~ ~ "
woull be hoard Ha thpn prOceedpd to
road pxtrncts from Helner's hook AT that
nOmput Ashtnoro of - C iutnDpd IN his
feet and in great excitement said -
mere announce Pon tue noot ~ Vla Rouse tnRt ny
this vety time in south Carolina their emissaes arc at
this very work
Mr Cobhi (demD OF Altt from the background-"linng
them.
Mr. Ashmore--"We viii hang them (sensation)-eve
one OF them We have at this very time In the Jail OF
Grecnyile IN South Carolina, uf the vest aud most
infamous creatures that ever drhled The lace OF this r
cartlcaught with those accursd books iu his hand,
Just alter he had succeeded IN dspusing OF some ten or
hteen oi them to the uon-saveholding whites and fee
negroes OF The district.
Mr. AShmotc-Wc will hang him, and hang all who
come on such mission Applause from the dcmocla attic
3enchs, Eth some hisse. from m galleries aud dr,i''
haps one Of the most eonseryaI,c district. 10 the Uoon
by people from my native state with too much submission
work Of these vile o@ssaS. S Of the North ia south Car
Republican,: we're at work d,,Gnt"r thcr ncvndar
ncmcn f I the Gs dsot daao that one % Of e a% @ Ta
Sg cmSn 10 non gg 'e to %o and "T %cd him out @
e 0SS & n nGi Ga s %o % & 'G. &
@ an Nth da . mot i6o% S & f' % on the ,e sd a' Es
Sy h.n he could po..CLy paint t. & When this is Harold i
works found in his PGs.s.,on & bat an ar GSteo.ys i've eGrTs
sGi sections % Of the NGh aq% he m hid paSnSTdSd led & in 1Is
with Sopg, free Of e,r.e and cgor cost, by applying to
at work secretly At m,doa' going about his wcked pur
n the cougy rsgcwropt IN .ambcr and he was progi.
ulins III. Vic pubcaon to the pon,s"ye6odes and free
noanced him and lis miscie1ons work-n good old man.
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Inccndlnrr rlnll nr,ttn..

1t has already been noticed in these col.
umns that PoslmHsler.G General Holt ha, de-.
cided that any Postmaster has lcga1irht
to throw ont Of the mails passing through
his hands any matter which lle deems Sin
cendiary." 1t isapparent thatthesc instruc.
tons cuufcr on the servants Of the Federal
Government named, the largest discretion
Undotthi law-fpr il has become law, since
the Po tma,ter General has So dcci led thi K
you the D, claration Of Independence conld
reach Charleston Post office fum Now York
Would not the declaration that "all mcume
created free and equal" entail upon the doc
ument the taint of iuccndiarism9
John Randolph, who was good demo-
crat in his time, distinguished statesman,
and Stakeholder, said "'rhc curse Of
slavery, an evil daily magnifying, great rs
it already is, cmbiltcrs many moment"
Would it be safe to allow such matter to
pass through the Southern mails?
Jefferson, whom the very party who have
made this decision revere as their patron
saint, remarked that "the whole commcrcc
between master and slave is the most unre-
hitting dcspotism on the one part, and de-
grading submission on the other" How
would it de- for the black bondmcn Of the
South to catch this "inccndary' expression
How soon would such matter be hustled
ont of the mails aud committed to the
flames, under Post master General HolCs
decision9
Patrick Henry, who was no less ilustri-
ft. t,r hs-
lcvcd "a time had come when an opportu-
nifty will be offered to abolish this lamcnra-
able evil If not, let us transmit to our de-
sccndants, together with our slaves, our ab-
horrence of slavery" Would this be mat
ten that could be safely read in the capital
of any Southern State9 Or would it be
safe to have such torch placed in the
hands of those longing to be free? What
would be the fate of snch matter under
PostmasterG General Holts instructions9
And lastly, coull the Father of his Coun-
try, were he now living, get the mails to
transmit to the people of tho South such
language as this: "There is not man liv-
ing who wishes moro sincerely than do to
see a plan adopted for the abolition of sla-
verv."
Is this nation tending to greater freedom
or to dcspotism9 Look at The evidence
The language used by the founders of the
republic, the solemn expressions of their
sincere convictions, are now decided by the
Government to be "inccndiary," and any
| Democratic loafer who can succeed to the
place postmaster, south of Mason & Dix
on's line, is empowered to extract such mat
ter from the mails and commit it to the
flames
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

On Monday, the 10Th, three ballots wero
had for Speaker with the following result;
ELEVENTH BALLOTS Sherman Il2; Bococb s. Boet.
Ter 2l scattering H. Whole number Of votes 2aO
sary 10 a choice lie.
Mr.. Bocock then withdrew, and they pro.
ceedcd to tho
TWELFTH BALLoT.-sherman 1i2; Botrer 20; Bo.
cock le Miles Taylor l2 Phelps l6 the remainder scatter.
Ing. Necessary to = choice III.
After considerable confusion, they pro-
cceded 10 the
THIRTEENTH BALLOT Sherman llo Boetler 81
Bococ 2 Barksdale 2o Miles Taylor l. Necessary to
choice ia
On Tuesday, the goth, three more ballots
were had, with the following result:
FOURTEENTH BAILoT-shc,man Ill Neclernard
2 Boeler 80; Barksdale 5 scattering s4 necessary
choice ia.
FIFTEENTH BALLoT--shcimnn no. Bo,elcr 4S; Nc.
Clernard 5s Baiksdae TO- scattering "a; necessary
choice ia
SIXTEENTH BALIOT-Sherman 100; Boteler 3s Nc.
clernard 2si remaining satteiing necessary choice
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New ORLEANS, Dec. fg.--Advices fror

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1g.--Adviccs from
Brownsville have been received to the 14ih
inst. The town is now defended by three
hundred men. Corlinas has received rein
forccmcnis but no fight has taken place
since the previous advlces.
Letters from Vera Cruz, state that Gen
De Gollado lost half of his army and all
his artillery at the recent battle with Mira
mon, near Queiatero. He was pursued by
the church party and retreated 10 Monterey,
but was subsequently forced TO abandon
that point. Gen. Miramon left Quadalajara
to attack Mazatlan. He had suspended
Mawuez and took possession of the balance
of the three millions of specie.
A letter published by the Picoyune, da-
Mexico, Dec, 9th, says that great excite
ment had been occasoned at the capital,
in consequence of the report that Juarez
had signed treaty of Intervention with
the United States.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
Kansas stnte OfRlcers.

The following are the State officers and
Congressman elected by the people of Kan
sas at their late election, the first held under
the new Constitution. They are all Repub-
lcans, of course, who received over 5000
majority;-
GOUerEOr-Charles Robinson, Of Lawrence
Lieut.. GOUerHOr-Joseph p. Root WyandOtte.
Secretary Of Sfate-John W. Robinson, Manhattan.
AHditOr-Geo. s. Hiyer, Grashopper Falls.
7reGsurer-William Tholan Leayenworth.
Attorney GeReTai-Benj. F. Simpson, Lykins Co.
SHBi fRsirHeiiOH-Wm. r. Griffith, Bourbon Co.
Chief JHsties-Thomas Ewing, Jr, Leavenworth
Associate JHstiees-Samuel A. Kingsman, Brown Co.;
Lawrence d. Baily, Emporia.
Member Of COHgTess-Martin F. Conway, Lawrence.
This Constitution is in substance the same as the
Topeka Constitution adopted in 1856 Topeka is made the
State Capital then; and the Governor and Member Of
Congress the elected 10 these places under
that Instrument
A despatch from Washington states that
Mr. Conway Congressman from Kansas had arrived there
with the official copy Of the Kansas Wyandotto Consttu
0n, and will ask for the immediate admission OF that
Territory into the Union.