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Later from Mexico.
The Late Rour Of the Co1isfIfuffonaI-s

The schooner Antonio, Capt. Olivera, ar
rived at this port this morning from Tampi-
co the 9th ult. She brings full official re-
ports of the late ssntter defeat and rout" of
the Constitutional army at Queretaro the
essential facts of which are already before
the reader.
She brings in addition, however, the adj
dress of the commander-in-chef to the army
on the occasion. 1t does not attempt to con-
ceal the serious nature of the misfortune on
the contrary, it is spoken of as "a new aud
terrible blow TO their hopes" The army,
however. is entreated not TO give way to de-
spair- The ultimate triumph of the Consti-
tutional cause does not depend upon the
chances of fortune. Above all, the army are
cautioned not TO give way to mutual recrimi-
nation and detraction, whicfIit would seem
the officers were freely INDUCING in. In fact.
the charge OF treason and cowardice on the
part oil several officers. not named, is openly
made IN tie journals 1t is this, doubtless,
TO which the commander-in-chief alludes.
As to the cause of the defeat, and who. if
any. are to be blamed therefor steps had al
ready been taken to have he whole subject
inquired into. 1t would appear indeed, that
the general had demanded a court martial for
himself, from which We are led TO infer that
the rout was charged directly upon himself
and his inefficiency.
In the mean time the couimander-n-chipf
renevs, in most touching terms, the appeal TO
arms, which is repeated with the same en-
thusiasm throughout the country. To this
appeal the State of Tamaulipas has respond.
ed by at once ordering forward the brigade Of
reserve with every man that could possibly
be spared from the garrisons of Tampieo,
Victoria and other cities.
The State of Zacatecas had also raised a
new force of 1000 men, to make head against
Won. who was overrunning that part OF the
country to the great terror of the inhabi-
tants.
As to the movements of Niramon, it is sta
ted by the BOLetui. of the Federal Army, that
after the victory at Queretaro. he returned
Immediately to the capitol, 'where "a revolu-
ton threatened This last statement how
ever, must be received with caution, as com
Ing from the Constiiutonalists Unless the
new movement look place before the victory
at Qneretaro. the statement, moreover is i'm
probable. The capital would hardly rise
against the President at the moment of vie
tory,
Degollado, himself, addressed the army.
from San Luis POio>i, from which we infer
that. after his reverses, he fell back, with his
headquarters, upon that city.--N o. Pea
uIlIie.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

From rich and poor, bond ana free, all colors,
grades and conditions oflie we hear the same need
of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores ere
healed, pans relieved lives saved, valuable animals
made useful and untold ills suaGed by this great
medicine, which IS surprising the judgment of
What family does not require standard
I.nment. Who heard of the effects pro-
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Sprains, Rheumatism, sweings, Strained Horses,
&e., it has equal. Beloare Of initdtiOHs. The
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rpWe think the Ohio Democracy want a
little American aid in the Presidential cleo
iion; for the Cincinnati Eaqsarsr, after years
of outrageous abuse and misrepresentation
OF the American organization, Is now forced
to admit It's nationality snd conservatism.
Speaking OF the Congressional dead lock, II
says;
The Americans. as offensive rs some Of
thrir creed Is H. the Democracy. Are true TO
their country. aud keep step always 70 the
music Of the Unioa." That virtue GOV Rs a
multitude ofvicleus articles la their political
erred. aad We would much rather that oar
Of their number should be elected nj this
crisis OF the country than a Republican. We
say that on the supposItion thai II Is impes-
sible to elect Democratic Speaker. aad
while We think IL i the duty Of the Ameri-
eans-Soath Americans especiaiiy-lo unite
with the Democrats.
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gs- The Danvile Tribune pays this deser-
we'd tribute to the conservative Opposition in
hongress:
Ii is gratifying to us, and must be to all
the Southern Opposition, to notice the con-
servative position which is occupied by the
Opposition members from the Southern
States. aud a few of those from the North
also, who are acting and voting with them.
Taking no part in the heated discussion now
pending, their only desire seems to be by
wise counsels to restore harmony and bring
order ont of confusion. They form The only
Conservative eie1aelt in the House. Take as evi
dcnce of this the spes oh OF Nelson. of Tenn,
who. stepping into the breach created by agi-
tation between the North and the Sonth. lift
ed his voice like statesman. aud with
burning eloquence appealed To gentlemen
of the North and gentlemen of the South to
Cease their strife, and lay upon the altar of
their country that distracting question, which
endangcrs the country aud the perpetuity Of
the Union. The band of patriots in Congress,
OF whom Nelson is II fitting representative.
though their numberis not great, form a com
binaiion OF patriots aud statesmen of whom
the country may well be proud aud to whom
alone as the conservative balance of pow
err we may look for safe action and prudent
counSelS.
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A NoraER's GRAvE.--An exchange con-
talns the following:
John @ Fremont headed the list Of sabscri-
bets ia California % the moaameni Ia the
hate Senator Rroslsriek. He givss s500Os
Thr Charlrs,oa Courier adds the following
staemest, brief. bat shat veiaue of crush
Ing rsbake does IL eontsin;
The mother II John O Fremont was In
terrrd Ia this city, and Der grave, Ne believe,
Is not naarked.T
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JEKusAiAa BEconISG AopEESiDER.-A let
ter from Jrrsulam states that il il no logger
the city switch no man seeketh after. " bat IL
is now The resort OF the wealthy and great
ones OF the earth. Large purchases al houses
and lands are made by agents Of European
governments, aud estabiisements on large
and magnificent scale will shortly be made
ia the ns4ghboFhoUd-
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ATPEAL or CLAY To WEBsTEE.--Mr. Choate
remarked that be had heard Clay appeal TO
Webster personally to leave Tyler's Cabinet.
II was in the Vice-President's room at the
White House. II was only two or three min
uets. but it was a grand appeal, very power
iul. Webster never answered word. He
took IL all kindly. He felt he was in some
what false position. AS Clay went out,
though. be looked at me (Choate) and wink
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

ro-JosIAH S. MCCAIN. Esq. for more
than quarter of century. County Court
Clerk of Wilson county, is candidate for re-
election. He has been faithful in his office.
and will no doubt be continued in The same
by the good people Of Wilson, as long as be
will consent 10 serve.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

fSs"Thc Committee on Federal Relations
in the Alabama Senate have reported pre-
amble and joint resolutions providing, in the
event of the election of a Republican to the
Presidency, for the call OF a convention OF
the people of Alabama by the Governor.
Both branches of the same Legislature have
also passed bill imposing fine OF five hun
dred dollars per day on all persons dealing
in spiritual manifestations.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says the contest
for Speaker is "a great national fight, or fight
for the Union as It is and as our fathers made
it," Nonsense it is fight for The spells
made byihe desperate Democracy. who care
no more for the Union as our fathers left it,
than they do for the noble precepls which
they transmitted to us.--Lou Jour.
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A December vision.

Close the shutters-draw the eurtains--'ts chill
December night
All day long the misty fringes the hills have
panied my sight
All day long, with sinking spirits, sitting By my win
dow seat,
have listened to the moaning Of the south wind, and
he beat
OF the rain upon the window, the signing of the
FIRE,
While the muse, impatient, idled with silent, tune
less Tyre.
Often in the solemn pauses of the winter threatning
storm,
beheld visioned summer-balmy, meIIowed, tint
cd, warm;
beheid glowing picture Of the eyer blessed June,
And the hossy dewnsi stealing underneath the rising
moon,
beheid fringe of purple trailing down western
sky,
Til i touched the far horizon, where the twilight
shafoRs lie,
Owe head the sky was cIOudless, save hlmy haze
thai lay - -s--...sss-.s~-a-s'-s.--s-s
Like ven upon the forehead Of the s7ning corse Of
day;
One by one tie starry legions into conscientious
wheeled, ~ > ssaaf 80
Till the arms Of heaven bIs zoned grandy on an
azure field.
Faded all. wintry pallor overspread the starry
plain; 80
june the blueeyed sad and weeping, fed before the
winter
Fled, Attributed by December and the south wind
sad refrain.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Mrs WinsioS, an experienced nurse an
cmae physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process
teethi=g by softening the @ucing all iniama
ion-wilIIilay all pain andis sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, IL willgive rest
yourselves and rehefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe ia all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dAwly
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Architects and Mechanics Journal.
Freight 10 New York and Philapeiphia
O<
Cotton and El0ur.

CHARLESTON AND 81 TAYN4H
Cotton pey hale ornot mtre than zoo lbs weight 81 p
iouF per barrel Is
slsas14es. necessary except frcn caricStoa Afe
savannah Z, New los aad Fhiiad "a ha
Cottoa compressed nj the al ton and expense II
stamrts when conprelissd, caa be fresshtcd frrzn
New Iutk fFe q ports at = % 10 le=s tka ess-
t1a nj compressed.
Through receipts issned by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville aud Chattanooga Ra lrss,d.
CIV. ANDERSEN
deea3-tf rs GSaefai Agent
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Funeral Notice.

The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F.. G1EAvs are invited attend the funeral and bur-
ial Of their infant daughter, IznE H., at their resi-
dencc on the Louisville Branch Turnpike, at 2 O'Clock
saturday Dec. 2ith 1859
Service by Rev. J. s Hays
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Louisville and NashNiilc
RAILROAD.
- 49, 80. -; S -

4sA5skS 80 szs5Zs9 AzS4zzh
TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
i Aa,Lville and Louisville, masking close conDcc.
tions at louisville Tor New York, Boston, Phladel-
ph.a BALTIMORE, Washington City, BDn4io; Niagara
Fats, Cley Gland, CuCInnat ST. LOmts, and the Far
West.
ON and after SUNDAY, December 18th, 1859, trains
Will ruu rs follows:
FlrsttFaia Nasty lille att rs AN daily stop
ping GallItiH, Bow wing Green, Glasgow June
rlizabcthtown and all regular stat ions when signal
led by flag and arriving Ia Louis lie at 5:53, 4.
NJ. Returning, leaves Louisville al 80 A. ~. stop
ping above, aud arriving IA Nashville at $50,
Z. NJ.
Sscond train leaves Nashville al 2;3s =. NJ. daily
(Suudays excepted } stopping az first train, and
riving IA Louisville at lbs A, ~ returning leaves
Louisville At 5:l5 T. NJ, stopping as above, and
irving IN Nashville AT 3: 81 A. NJ.
Gallaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily (sundays eNceited) at 3;l5 z. NJ, and arrv-
ing GalIatiIl at5I0 r. II. ReturBiDg leaves Gala
tia 1t 90 A. N, and arrives IN Nashville eI0
A. N.
JAMES +. GAMBLE, sup't.
A. J. FIEtD, Gen y Ticket Ag't Gsc22-dtf
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Chri.fmas Presents.

WE have a choice vanity a Sea RI, stseks Gnd
w Nees Esrs. E.1t.es. Dressns Cases clEAr cassa.
Prts aonles asses she'd Cssshs Aisd nF1snc<, aee >
sasssy - eAsr ssesoi ana cFekEnat lhil s. sastz
BE a. presenfs 6ss ether IA1les "a GanteEasa. al
Cor ktie a 1aesierste pricess ~
aecz3-u J. Il AcIilL@
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Five Nights more and positively the last,
CLOSING
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER s0th, 1859.
j. InscO Williams Celebrated
RIRIE PANORAMA!

THHISmag nificent Painting commences with Chaos
Il and continues down in historical order to the
Bibylonish Captivity Containing more than hfty of
the most sublime and interesting scenes In the Bible
Exhibitions every night without fail Doors
open at 6k to commence at \ o'elocR precisely.
Tickets 50 cts. be had atthe door. Children under
10 years half price.
afternoon for families and schools. Doors open at
two o clock; 10 commence at precisely. Schools IN
parties accompan MED by their Teachers, will be ad-
mitted to she AFTERNOON exhibition at IS cents
RS- Explained by Mr.. ribbts dec245t
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Dissolution.

TIRE partnership heretofore existing between the
J. undersigned, under the style OF l.. b. L. ID. EIrE
was dissolved on the 18th inst by mutual consent.
Either partner will the of the firm ia liqu-
dat on. l. Is. FIFE,
Nash lille, Dec. n, 1859. T. ID FILE
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IIAvISG Jastretarnedfram Ssx York and sthsr
Ezstera Cues. villa large sse spiesatd AssoFt
nsat og American, Freaeh, kn Heb and GeFA Z
Toys 40 be ssla cheap. ~ -hoiassle 81 teleii
C5IAS- RsABEETSO&,
Ne II Aafk street.
F.s.-coansry Mere hAatas III pie4ss east are en-
.sa8ne before pure hasinE eisew here eetsz-tf
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HoIIOWay,s pills.

HOIIOway's PiIIs.-Earmers require them
as much the and tue Flow. They remove
bowel complaints caused By change of water; aIsu,
fever aud ague, and all maladies produced by uE-
" hoesome ar or food Sold so Maiden Lane n.
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aem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NII0 NEEhTED THE SEWING MACHINE /?
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED IS45.
T., Howe, Jr., Original Inventor and
Nj Patentee. ra

TTHESE MACHINES strictly First Class, and for
beauty and simple ~ Of construction. durability
and efficiency in working, are unequalled by any.
They make tight lock 81 tch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that made by any other
Machine.
thu any other fIdy mas hSne.~ihe $50 machine is
warranted to do AS fine work the Wheeler a Will
Sn and as heavy as the lal &c Singer machine.
ia. FAMILY NACiINES.-PrIces $50 So
50, $40, and 500. ~
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for all Leather
ttching, such Boot and Shoe werk, Carriage
trimming, Harness work, &c, nave always held a
rputation far above any other machine-a fact uni
ersally admitted. No other Leather machines use
8 small needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine.
hIce-135 and $3.50.
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What Constitutes a Good Saving Maehinei


l. 1t should be ell made simple IN its construc-
ton, and easily kept in order.
. il should make tight lock-stitch, alike on both
SUES of the material.
3. 1t should sew any and all materials that can be
stwd.
T. II should be able to cotton thread. er silk
8. 1t should be able from Use To. ine
aid from thick TO thin with rapidly and without
chlrgng the tension
6. 1t should be able to make the tension greater or
les, on both the under and upper TIM Ids, and with
uiiftrmity- ~.
l. Il should have straight needle; curved ones are
liasR to break.
S The needle shonld have perpendicular motion
Thkis absolutely necessary for heavy work.
Ii should be able 10 bind with IA binder hem
witIa hemmer; should stitch, fell, and gather.
ID 1t should be always ready work.
Il Il should be capable of using The size of
thrld both sides OF the wo, and of using diaer-
ent colOrcd thread or silk, above or below to
res5onsl with any two coloTs of cloth 10 be unite
l.. IL should be able 10 make loug short
sti
10 1t should commence sewing tightly at the first
stitch,
II 1t should run easily and make but little noise.
ID. IL should have a wheelfeed; none others are
in Constant contact with the work
Ii II should not be liable get of order.
H. 1t should not be liable 10 break the thread,
skin the stitches.
Is II should not be liable t. oil the operators
dress.
10. 1t should net form rigde the under side
nor rave out, nor be Wasteiul OF thread, is the
case with all Chain stitch machines.
20. II should not be IN re trouble than it ID
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Coal, Coal, COal.

A LII persons desiring a SUPERIOR article of Coal,
IA entirely free from SLATE OR CINDER and making
only SEVEN per cent. ashes should send order Ia
tie htra Coal Yard, whore they obtain the most
economical Ccal tie city at The following low pri-
Large Selected Lump, 81 cents per Bushel:
Screened or Round, 19
BlacksnIith's or Fine, Is
ID q ..s,f Z. o. tiie
back of the n. x Q. X, X. Depot.
dc 22-u SAM. J. AGNEw.
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HOUSE AND LOT,
Buena Vista Springs
FOR REM

yI,HAT popular resort. located two miles from the
L city on an excellent turnpike road, is nov oher-
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The pToprietoTs
have spared no expense in identifying the grounds,
and making such substantial improvements as TO
make il an inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business will admit Of bat limited absence
from the CITY, There the grounds one well
furnished house provided with every thing requisite
to social amusement, Billiards. &c. also desirable as
a residence Also another building detiched con
tanning two new aud excellent Tenl.n Alleys, Bar ,
&c.
The ~premises contain two never failing sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands from the city
on account of their IN edical ADD Ialatable qualities
For further particulars touching the merits OF The
place. terms OF rent, &c, cali ON
DOUGLAS & WALSH,
Corner Of Deaderick and Cherry streets,
decIa-if Nashville, Tenn.
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For Smithiand, Paducah and
Memphis.

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CRIsP'S GAIETY.
Evening. Dee. oath, 1859.
The distinguished Actress
Mrs EMMA WALLER

will appear in her worid-famed character of Marina
in Webster S Thrilling Tragedy OF the DUCHESS OF
MAIEI. To conclude with the intensely interesting
Drama OF the IDIOT WITNESS.
Ia preparation the Burletta Of MEDAS, Mrs. Emma
Waller Apollo. dcc24