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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 20-The steamer BROOKLYN
has arrived bringing Minister Mcl4ane and family.
also SIR. H. 4. DeLareintre McLane's Secretary Of
Legation, bearing the ratification OF the treaty with
the Juarcz government. The treaty was ratified IN
the It'll 1t provides for the pcrpct la right of way
across the ist'mus Of Tchuantepcc from the Rio
Grande to Mazatlan and from Guaymas to Arizona.
with warehouses a. the termini OF each transit All
goods between the Atlantic and Pacific States to pass
free OF duty Goods to be Shipped from the transit
warehouses to foreign countries daty free Our
troops, military stores and munitions are to pass be-
tween Tehuantepec and Sonora the same as those of
Mexico. The neutrality OF the transitu to be guar
anteed by both governments The United States
with or without the consent Of Mexico to possess the
right to protect the transtu and property 10y force
1t also g ITS perfect eligious freedom and exempts
on" citizens from forced loans
a supplemental convention permits our interven-
ton III Mexico to protect our citizens and enforce
the treaty stipulations.
In compensation for the release of duties the Uni
ted States pays four millions of dollars two millions
OF winch are reserved for the payment of claims.
The above is reliable
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Ernn, Wn.hin IN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-SEvATE-Mr Thompson IN
trUduced homestead bill, which was real twice
Pughs resolution relative to Utah and New Mexi-
co was taken up.
HARLAN moved an amendment to inquire into the
propFlety Of authOrsing the New MexiCans to elect
all their territorial officers
Mr. Green wished postpOnement, being unwell
and desiring to speak on tie subject
Ar. Hale said that Senator had ever been elec-
ted President, and ascrbed il 20 the Introduction OF
such resolutions and filibustrring speeches
Ihe consideration was postponed till Monday
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 oUsE-Mr Holman quot
ed Pnckney. Patrick Henry, Jackson and others.
against the right of State to secede from the I'm
ION. lie eulogised Indiana az a conservative State
MIR. C0chrane complimentcd the the Union meet
ires ut the North, and declared that the Union was
in no danger lie censurcd the inllImmatory course
OF the AhOlItonistS and Republicans He said What
ever might be the feeling Of the South the North
viii protect and support her in every right. The
Democracy have stood and will stand firm by their
fellow Democrats throughout the Union.
The fourteenth ballot for Speaker resulted as fol
lows:
Sherman. Ill McClernand, 2l Botclcr, so Banks
dale. - scattering, 81
Fifteenth ballot-Sherman, 10 BOtclcr. 43: Nc
Clernand. % Barksdale 10; scattering ~
Sixteenth ballot-Sherinan 100 Buteler. IS Nc
Clernard q scattering, ls. House adjourned
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RAILNOAD sCnEDULEs.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at lOl, a. m; and at 8, p m.
Arrive at ~ a m. and Il p m.
lBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night.
THE night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanOoga with the trains on the East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road
TBoth trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyvle branch
THE day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahOma with the train the McAinnville and
Manchester road.
[Thc day train from Nashville connects at
Dechcrd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Faye.teyile.l
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at . a. M. and 81 p m
Arrive at % a. m, and @, p. m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
, Leave Nashville at ;. a. m, and 2:25, p. m The
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at II, night ana 4, p The evening
train brings the mail
Ei-IEFIEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at ?, p. m.
Arrive at 10. a. IN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

TO TIC MrgrrtNrs OF THE SoUU AND South
wu-r. We take pleasure in directing attention to
the mercantile csr TO be found in cur advertising
columns. addressed to the merchants Of thc South
and Southwest 90 Il is by trading in our own south
ern cities SAYS the Charleston Mems, " and 10y en-
aiding their merchants to import directly and not
through Northern channels and inimicsl agents,
hat the Southern people obtain commercial IN
dependence. And lhey may rest assured that the
first practical step towards bringing the North TO
her senses or to a separate political confcderacy Is
for them to refuse 10 trade with those who assall
their institutions and Cripple their industry.
1t is sheer mockcry to pretend that the people
prefer To buy of a country merchant who mas
bought his goods in New York instead of one who
has bought in Charleston. This is but pretcxt, or
il Is a clapt,ap. meant 10 deceive them to the
prices and the fashions Of the goods. As to these
they are the same. come from the same importers
and manufacturers. and are furnished through
equal facilities. The plain truth is the country
merchants 90 10 New York for their personal graft
fcltion and amusement TO which they sacrifice not
only much personal expense. needed at home, but
all those personal considerations which should gov
erp thei, patriotism and consult the interests Of
their section The aspect Of affairs should deeply
imprrss these considerations upon them, and all
should unite in securing alike our commercial pros
perIrv and political security
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,

We Ere authorzelto announce WA G. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney General OF 9th Judicial Circuit embracing the
Counties Of Sumner Williamson Davidson. Election
May. octs3 I'd
We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of Will
county, candidate for Attorney General for the iu
Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0otI4 tds
We authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq Of
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General this (e 9TH
judicial Crcu ompose Of the counties Of williamson
sen and s1nra
We authors to announce JAS. E. RAIxZs, Esq,
candidate the flee Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
Circuit composed OF the counties of Williamson,
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860.
authorized to s. L. FINLEY, Ct Davidson
county candidate foF Attorney General Of the 9th Judieia
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
ocfq. ,hQtn
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Union Meeting in New York.

NEw YORK, Dec. Z0.-An immense Uuion meeting
was held at the Academy of Music last night. 80
00G people were in attendance Resolutions were
adopted, and Gen. Scott nominated for the Presi-
dency in 1850.
NEw foi,K. leO. 20.-The Union meeting last night
nominated Sam Houston for Vice President Reso-
lutons were passed approving the punishment Of the
Harper Ferry invaders. agreeing to stand by TIE
Conslitui n, deploring the mixing Of slavery with
party politics and agreeing to Tcspectthe laws trca-
ties and Judicial decisions in rcference.to slavery
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
SURSCRIRE.

Now is the best time to subscribe for
the UNION AND AMERICAN for the year 1860,
as you can get all the numbers for the
year.
1t is also a good time for those whose
time is about to expire to renew their SUBJ
scriPtion for another year. Send in Your
orders, and the cash in advance
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EsIverand steanboat News.

Reported ty Il. b HARRISON, Steamboat AEentl
The river still continues to rise moderately. Now
on the shoals, water in abundance. The upper nv
navigation is likewise in good order and the boats
begin to ply regularly In this trade, we learn
there will be two lines, 20 wit: the regular line I'M
der Capt HUGHEs, and an independent line, u-der
Capt DIsNUKEs. With these facilities cur upper ri
patrons WILL as soon as the season fairly opens,
have superior facilities for transportation
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DIR. AE.G'S D3EPENSAHY
FgFs F.fsByATE DsSEASFS.

~ DR. king, formerly Of New YORK, for the last
tES four years OF Louisville, Ee-tuoky and who has
devoted his attention the treGtent 81 private d'eas for
thirty years ters himself havog attsni-dtoa practice for
and cured thousands be j. euahe1 70
8.l dss q private ngtUre natter how bid tfey he
from Buc0us medical treatment, from neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dispensary No. - Degdercs street. between Cherry
ard the square, where he M diseases % private
GONoEEA cured without naucous medicine nteersns
from business.
Structures or recent egseualiy In
days, y operation uhchca pain Where Strct1rr
rx- health be euGyei Perhaps dse
mischief Al 0 IN ermnef the constitution g nuch.
with al tie diss Of the ckiu growing Of neg
Iecf 1a seDcCtuay cuTe IN icE days,
SEfrsaL WEAKNESS partcuia- attention having eeu gve
this is all the growing OF it.
the destructive habits OF inc0nsiderate
Youths and excessive nu q the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the Constitution, rendering subject un
d for business seeiy ani causing premature old age
Females who may be lahorins with any difficulty he womb
may est assured Of Immediate relief. .H..ra
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their case with
Zee closed diverted 10 Or. A. King No Delerr street
Nashville, win have the medicine sent "a their
address Eith drerons Strict secrecy Observed one
ray23, l359-d&Wiv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

EXCELSIOR OF FOREIGN BANK NoTEs.-A bill has
been passed by the Mississippi Senate, 10y vote Of
nineteen to eight to exclude from circulation in that
State the bank notes of other States of a denomina
ton under twenty dollars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

New York. Dec. 20.-The steamer Desoto has ar
rived with Havana dates Of the 18th The bark
Restless from Santa Martha. reports that Z battle
eNpycte between Nieios, of the Liberal forces.
and General RcssadO, Of EarGnguill1. the latter
holding that place, on the 18th Of November.
business Wa staunant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

The ONLY sl{r and certain r to- tHrcsrs, Fiis,
Tuners SwsiiiH-s. anl IruHri-le Gui'TH- isrii,-
SIS NsIraigil, Weakness - tl- Nu-ir. Chr fIir &C
Iuaammato-y Hh-l-rtti-iu. Stiffness Of tho Ja.-ta.
Contracted N ts.i-s Li-tmtrts- EIrr'fr &c Ir.E-
ache BRUISES. SiiTs1, wounds, lrerI tutFr H.f,
Fever 81 Cnkcd Breast, Sore Nipple, EHll-s.
scai,l- S,re ThsHtf ANY lnianimatHu nr Pf-H, 20
djat-encr how severe, bow bong fhr Disease Betty
have evi-ird McLEASs CEtEEEArED i.sfurNT b. a
certain remedy.
Thousands uf human beings haze been rJrra 81. lie
Of dec-spituio and misery by to % tais uvai--
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Very Desirable city Property


EETF Offering for sale ,ht desirable improved prop
erIy Of III .nes smith. Es better known the DR.
Eohrr place, sued Cherry between Church and Broad
streets. This or psrty In Of the central and conve
u-t portions or tie city The lot fronts hundred AMI hir
t Elg-ry street, ard lacE hu- dre aud
eighty 1--WE Huet feet Hey The lot has Gen divided
lots: he cnTt4i.ng the 'wr0E iECats foryo
feet u theirs front thirty feet each, and will be sold altogether
separately may e esjrel Ne CONSIDER this the most de
srte p-op-rv intrr market only
70 comrcHi ia q ftvo~aIy.
For of &c. cali ut Office, o. Is College
srrea, to the Merchants Bank.
Err GLAs COCK & Co,
dee EO-2w. Agents.
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HiNer NeNNG.

louisville. Dec. 2G.-The river is rising, with 81
feet water in tie canal. Six inches CT snow fell last
night
CNcNNATI, Dec. 20.-Thc river is rising. with 22I
feet in the channel
ST LoyIS. Dec. 20.-The river is stationary with
feet water 70 Cairo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

The attention of our readers is called to the new
running time Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road See advertisements
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21
Outhorn Photographic Temple of Fine

OUthern Photographic Temple OF Ftno
Arts
Corner of Deadcrick street and Public Square over
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotypc, plain
or oolored Photograph, which are warranted not to
fade. call at the Southern Photographic Temple Of
Fine Arts corner Of Dcaderick street and the Square
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
sn this Gallery and being permanent institution Of
this city. you will be of not being humbuggcd.
as you certainly will be by those noisy and Prddlng
picture makers Satisfaction given to every custo-
mer or no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or dagucrreotyPc. Call and see spsci-
mems. CHAS. c. GIERS
dec5-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

For Criminal Court Clerk.
We are Authorized announce CHARLES II. HAYS asa
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk ensuing march
ton decI4-.d
We authorized to CHAs. Z.
date for Criminal Court Clerk ulyS-m
We authorized 10 Dr. E. N PATTERscS, candi
dat Cor Clerk Of the Criminal Davidson county,
ensuing March election. may25-td
We are authorized to JOHN SHANE Eqr clndi
date fer Reelection to the Office of Criminal Court the
next March erection.
We are authorized to announce RoBT H CAMPBELL candi
date o Criminal Court ensuing March election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

The Memphis Bulletin learns that fatal accident
happened to "a little girl daughter Of Mrs COLE re-
siding seven miles south of Memphis. The little
girl whose age was seven years, was playing in the
house with her twin brother when he, IN the wan
toaness Of sport seized gun and fired at her sew
enteen buck shot taking effect in her throat She
immediately toward the door, where meeting
her mother She exclaimed &c Brother didn't 90 TO do
it and died almost Immediately. A display Of he
rosm AMI fortituIe equal to tins in young child
we have never before heard Of
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Foreign per steamer city Of washington

NEw YORK, Dec, 2O.-LONDoN. Dee S.-France OBJ
poses the appointment Of Cayour as the Representa-
tive of PIcdmlnt in the Congress
a Berlin dispatch says that France and England
are consulting on the arrangement of the Italian
question, which VIII probably be unsatisfactory 10
Austria.
De Reichburg represents Austria at the opening
of Congress, to be replaced afterwards
The Tuscan -liog:teUr SAYS that the Central Ital-
ians are better armed than they were at the close
of the war and they viii perseyere in defending
strong Italian Kingdom, Dcsambrois is appointed
BieJmontese Ambassador to France.
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EaEND son Es8 O'S..
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS ITTERs,
NO. u DEADKRICK STREET,

NASEEVTLilE, IENNENSEEs
sa7e hand and forsale Sheet Lead, Lead PiTe, Baths,
water ioscs Wash Sta1Gs Lin and Fr-e Pumps. Ale
uuus, Hose yar.g B0rk Tin, Gas Fixtures. Sheet Zinc,
Wrought From pipes for ias aui from 4 O.
ius A'sa, 8lb. F-ye % OK Tayesl Correction Co.'s,
Cocks Cong Bells earn Whistles, ElhoE sand
every c1ton g. suit the above &C Parties in The
try ripe and Tei ~ sending drawings
I'LL .lfn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

The McMinnville Ne,r Era says: THE report pub
lished by last week to the effect that DR.. SCOTT
had been murdered in Alabama, proves to be false
We glad % do the Doctor the justice to say that
he still liveth Notwithstanding the effort of reports
to kill him.
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markets by TeIcrrnnn.

NEyv YORK; Fec 2O-Cotton dull Sales to-day $500
-Midd'iEs Urlands nncluing BOD bales Orleans in
transit at - with 9 freight Flour dull co. bbls
s. OCgj o. Cora quiet. sales 5000 Fu hes 9l9g5 Mess
rcrs $50. Sugar Grm. Orleans sa9ssl Cuba 1913.
Nola5eses SOC.
NEW OFLELss Dec % --Coton sales to day OOO bales
Prioe5iEregusr Miing lO9I Sales of three days p Goa
bales Receipts Of three days 630O0 bales, against a 600 aes
during the time year Receipts this por. atead o.
last yer giooO bales Sugar declined 4 and dull 1914
MoIssses GI2. Oh New York Sight Exchange h9
discount
CIsoaS4r Dec 2OThe street rates FOR money a a. per
per tn Hogs advanced % cents. Me Pork $500
lC25 offered but holders ssk s625DI650 Lard lG9lc
Flour dali s. 2jCJ 80. other articles unchanged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

FREMANS BALI--A Ball will be given on Monday,
the 9th of January the anniversary of the battle of
New Orleans at the Court House, for the benefit Of
Capitol Hill Fire Company, No. 4.
TICKETS S5.-Can be had of any fthe Committee.
CowurrTEE.-T. W. Stephenson, NJ. NJ. Hcnkle,
Jr. J. D. Musgrove, A D. Creighton, and J. II. Strck-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

CAUrIoy.-Bswsre o. druggists or dealers waa may
try to palm upon you Bitter OF SIrauari.a r-h,
which they boy cheap, by saying 30 90 Just -
good. Avoid ssch Ask for hicLesn's strength
ening Cordial and taio nothing else. II f. tEc Only
nmsy that viii purify the blood Thoroughly, and at
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablt spoonful taken every morning Gsti-4E. a
a certain preventive Er Clolcni- Chilli ana Eevcr,
Yellow Fsver, Ct any prevalent disease Il Is put u2
N large bottles
Price only 81 Per bottle, or baltic f1r s..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

Do you wish 20 b. healthy and stronr3 Then r1 st
once, and get Some Il NicLcgn's Cordial It via
strengthen and nyig0rate your hal0 system, cliir
healthy and pure circulation 81 blood % How tirlu-h
every vein, and th5 rich, rosy bloom q health 70
mount 10 your check again.
Every bottle l. warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

BOARD OF AIDERMEN.-The Board of Aldermen
held a regular meeting last night
A message from the Mayor was read by the Re
sorder, showing that checks had been issued since
the last meeting by his order, amounting to S2,9l5-
"A that he had granted permits to the hospital to
eight persons also, showing that charitable distri-
buttons to the amount of SSs7IS had been made
among the poor of. the city.
The report Of the Revenue Collector shows col
lectons since last report amounting to So 1903 for
corporation purposes and Sl.0O676 for schools
The report of the Water Tax Collector shows col
lections since ast.report amounting to s333,45.
Mr.. HAMILTON from the Committee on Finance. re-
ported on sundry accounts amounting to ss72.s7,
and recommended the payment of the same which
was ordered.
Mr. HAMILTON presented petition from JOHN H.
DAVIS. member of the Night Police, stating that IN
arrestng one BOYLE on the night OF the 9th of Sep
TENDER last for disorderly conduct, he set upon
by the said Boyle, who bit his thumb severely as
to disable him from using his hand for about three
months, and praying the City Council to pay the
Surgeons bill amounting to SIS. The petition was
referred to the Committee the Police.
Mr.. Ho,N introduced bill to regulate paving and
repairing the gutterways Of the streets which pass
ed two reading, under a suspension Of the rule.
A communication from the City Attorney was
read, giving it his opinion that the city had the
right and power to sell the lot, heretofore used
an alley, adjoining the City Hotel
Mr. IURlET offered a resolution authorizing the
Committee on the Fire Department, in conjunction
with the Mayor, to rent a house for the Of Hook
and Ladder Company, No. l, for the year 1861
which was adopted.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution providing for the
purchase of a hatrack, water stand, SC, for the
use of the Board Of Aldermen, which was adopted.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution nstructing the City
Attorney to institute legal proceedings to have
Criddle street opened, which referred to the
Committee GA Streets.
Mr.. CHEiTuAH iMr. Cox in the chair presented
petition from sunlry butchers praying permission
for WW MOORE to erect a coffee stand in .he Market
House. The prayer Of the petitioners was granted
The board then adjourned to Thursday evening at
half past six O'Clock.
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GAIT HOUSE,

TNJHE Troprieors ~ CALF HOUSE preparing for
large Of travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enar Ell the Hotel 20 double its
acity, with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, s.
The puhc rely that the Eerarnei reputation Of this
UpUsE strictly first class Hotel, shall be EaiuInel
House conveniently located Tor tryc East or West,
louisville office Of TIE Jacksonville Railroad, having t
railroad connections TO all NJvc and Eastern Cities and
Landing of the United States Nail Line Steamers for tncn
IA and the East, thin d square u The Eoicl.
Y Baggage checked in the Calf House TO AL he principal
points North, East AMI West.
III 2 Time from Louisville to New York Is hours
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FoR COUNTY orFICERs.
For Sherif

For Sheriff.
Weare authorized to announce JOHN K EDMUNDsoN as
candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county ahe election
oct25 I'd
We authorized to Jas. NJ. HINTON cand
date for election for the Office Sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sepss-si
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New Orleans Market. Dec. u

new OEleSlnS Vt0rAeIs Dec. II.
COT1ON In our Ias wal -ao,t Of t, ottor ,srLst MA
noticed good demand with steady prices FOR the miding and
qualities the having amounted 10 70
" making 100 Tor the last two There has
been very demand, the has
ted supplies srabe aud
Ig rrcss claimed by o dgrs io lie mlide ana better qualities
WIN Ieey % pLc's tNe % tnttA mat Icy nave coLh
ueu very iu or e ai et-tr Co'tos' es
lfC. ~ ou4e usueS' am ~ soiLe Hst noes q
Lrdooh above WINE 'e eI'es lCo" Oehs aDuuuan
an comparatively e1Iee' are depressed ana may lie bought
aey among the Pu[c ,Ses OF It ~e1k we ioee sew
rt co 'Les u fIt a. 1i' rets = Pouno
nv MAJ nj O'o' ~ '1 'seo ''' '''o"lHs q~o'A'OLS
Inferior. ia * Middling % oil
Ordinary SIG ga Goo Middng....-lI 9 10
Good ordinary ga "a va AiIlng Far.....l2 a l25s
Los Mading lBi4 ,al0ta Fair. .........".... g
TOBACCO-Iere has en- some little inquiry for Tobacco du
ring the vast week and we have net ced es c aeu eco hhds
cont rising s hds Lrgs at p. and 3c: lO DO said to fe at
cloire Lag, NJraitsl
AMI Refused al 3, roup and S Ebis elected arssy lie u,s
at &c . toruI
We repeat cur las quotati rs which represent yearly the ask
in, rst.s Flr rom. Al l,fs
Lugs, Factory .-...... ........ @
In 8 Planners -. ~ "a
T.f--inr IN C.r,rpoD rat
Leaf F,r....., - s. alt
leaf Fine - 49, % ta7U
Left Cboic, an ! Selections 7 = 40
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

Another opportunity viii be afforded for ladies'
and children to witness WILLIAMS Bible Panorama
Painting, at Odd Fellows Hall. this afternoon at
three o'clock. Those who wish to see this great
work of American art should visit it this week.
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The Southern Students Leaving North.
ern Colleges.

PHIADELPHIi, Dec 20.-Thc Southern medical
students attending the lectures in this city held
meeting to-day and resolved 10 leave the schools
The Jefferson College loses 200 and the Pennsylva
MIA University 100. A number OF them 90 to the
Richmond Medical College. TIE 800 leave by
special train tomorrow for the South
LATER.-lt appears that over 400 students will
leave. 1t is said that of the Southern medical
colleges have made oYertures to the students to
leave