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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

A man named Hanover, native Of Kentucky,
and . follower OF Walker in Nicaragua, was
iynched ut Denver City the other day. He had
INDUCED 10 the dangerous pastime Of making
targets out OF q number OF both males and
females, for some time, when his cendrc; finally
aroused the more courageous OF the citizens,
and caused them to arm themselves with rifles
and force tie bully to seek refuge from their
shots in an open log cabin, which was partly
used as sort OF storehouse. The building was
speedily inclosed BY armed men, to prevent the
escape Of the aspirant TO the gallows. court,
consisting Of ahe people Of the town generally.
was then CONVENED, as the most proper way OF
Kidding the community Of him, and after pro
tracted discussion, il was finally resolved, with
out a dissenting vote, to hang the wretch. He
had discovered, during the proceedings Of the
peoples court, some kind Of vessel containing
quantity OF peach brandy, and had suiped
down some three quarts Of 1t when the ''com-
mittes Of execution" appeared to take charge
Of his body. The enormouse quantity 0! liquor
he had imbibed produced state Of stupe faction
from which the doomed man did not wake
before his earthly career was forcibiy ended by
dint Of rope and branch Of tree.-N. X.
Tribune.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

The CAMPAIGN OPINIoN.-Judge Loves "opin-
ion" in the Babbitt case, is published as Il >
last campaign document" Of the canvass, and
too late to be discussed and answered ID one
half of the State at least. That Judge should
he able in the course of two years, during which
TIE case has been before him, to prepare an
opinion which will answer rs plausible cam
paign article, may be conceded, especially il il
be issued so short time before the election
TO leave no CHANCE 10 circulate I'll answer. The
circumstances Of the case and the opinion Of
Judge Mason, published BY way OF defence and
apology for BAbbitt, win 20 much further with
the honest masses in condemnation Of Babbitt
than al the ehits-sasAisg csmp0;g~ opinioss
that can be put afoat from this time until the
slsction.-[Gate City.
Mlss PERKlzs TouND.-This young lady
whose mysterious disappearancs W mentioned
Hast week, was found in . corn field, some ten
miles west Of town, 90 Thursday evening,
having been absent from home about forty
eight hours. She vas singing and apparently
happy. From Appearances she had been q and
| near the place where she was discovered lor
some tims. number of ears Of green corn
which she had partially eaten were found scat.
| tered about. She demonstrated against Roins
70 house, saying that the place where shs va
Va % "aica and cool" She waa sslll dssanged
and hal . severe bsain lsvsF. ~ ~ bsoaghl
hcne % r31Ay nesHlnE. aad has oiaoo beoa
eeayalssclag Dialogue 1inee.
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ance law, the hanging OF good Democrats with.
oat the Intervention of jury, and a failure
to recover back from defaulting Democrat the
money belonging to the School Fund From all
this j. is quite certain that the Republican party
OF Iowa has canned for itself the credit of hav.
ing become u terror to evil doors.
Mr.. vandeyer then proceeded to discuss the
resolutions adopted by the Democratic State
Convention AT Des Moines, but Mr. Dean having
occupied two hours in his opening speech aud
it being near Eve o'clock when Mr.. v. COM
menced, he desisted, and the meeting adjourned.
Thar SpEEcH.-While Dodge had the pluck
20 meet krkwood in joint discussion, 1t seems
he made sesame speech on all occasions. No
III alter whether he opened or closed the debate,
or whatever audiences he addressed, be invaris-
hy paraded himself with the same pomposity.
had the same old story Of the Offices he had
filed, the services he bad rendered, and the
gratitude under which he was staggering to go
through with, and then would GENE The silly
stuff about Republican extrava gance in State
Expenditures, the danger Of Rank Monopolies
and the necessity Of waging war against them
after the manner Of Cid Hickory against the
United States Bank, &C., &c. On the 18th inst,
he spoke at Mount Pleasant, and the journal,
in noticing the speech, said Of the commence
ment:
He then referred to tie various high aad
honorable petitions to wAich he had 6sen elevated
BY his JeiloH eitizsns. He skes alluded to tAe
emotioNs ehich ssivved his soul upon his avrisal
in this eo1mtvy from Spain. Hs 6seo,as poetic,
ard espiaiasd, NTH scAcoiboy ssvss amd gssewye
~ Bredfhes there mas vita soul 20 dead,
Who aspsv to himse!f Asth said,
1his 10 my otrn, Vsy natise isWdF"
All Of orr exchanges, wherever this Senate
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
POLITICAL PAN CAKES.

Politicians, says my friend, are never well
done until they are baked ON both sides. Mr.
irhwood, he tells us, is one of this kind; he
used TO be Democrat, now he is Republican;
lie is baked on both sides aud well done at that,
Well, Mr.. President, our friend Dean has been
baked on bo,h sides. He used to be Wing,
now he is a Democrat; but there is this differ
ence between him ana Kirk wood-one is we'll
done, the other is not.
He tells US that the Democratic party left
Airkwood where the eleven apostles left Judas.
Where, let me ask, did the old Wing party
leave brother Deane He must DO hardened
indeed If the growing Of the cock does not
sometimes ring in his ears.
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D0SCAWKN, z1uK. =, 1oO5.
DEAR Sin The other day We were con.
versing respecting confession Of faith. Some
time ago wrete down, for my own use. a
few propositions h Vie shape Of articles, in
tending 70 exhihita very short summary Of
tho doctrines Of the Christian religion, as
they impress my mind. l have taken the
liberty 70 inclose . copy for your perusal.
am, Dir, with respect Yours, 10,
ID. WEBSTER.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

Dr. sMlrHs Aiectric Oil IL great remedy.-Sse
advertisement in another column
eugA5- hp6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-30
HORSES, CATTLE, &c
Mustang Liniment.

suchas Ring-b Gall Scratches, SPAWN PolEv
Sweeney Hoof-ail, sc , subdued and cured by
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising fast
yesterday, aud from the heavy fell of rain
for day. or two past coal-boat rise is con-
fidently expected.
The Clara Poe from Pittsburg. the Lt9h9oot
from CINCINNATI, the T. Hosuord from New Or
leans. and the John A. Fishr from Padacah,
are at the wharf.
The Conelcago and Weuond, from Cincinnati,
and tie Eaaport and z. C. 7wieheH from New
Orleans, are on The way to this city
The regular and reliable packet John 4
Fisher will leave to-day for Padncah at IL
O'Clock VI. She has become general favor
lite with the travelling public, and always goes
out full of people. She is in charge of that
clever and attentive gentleman, Capt. MILF.
AIKEN assisted in the Office by Mr.. NEWMAN,
an affabie and polite gentleman, and an eff
cient ard energetic crew of officers She will
leave promptly at the hour. and passengers
should not neglect being aboard at that time
The e. Hoscard will leave for New Orleans
on tomorrow.
The Ella will leave for st. Louis on to-
morrow, and the B. H. Rlnydn will leave for
the same city On Tuesday next.
: Capt. BOWS new boat, the James Woods,
will leave Louisville for New Orleans, about
the 10Th of January next.
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ca a HiE m q u = u +,
InHiSViIie XIV

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, PEE
pairing for largeincrease of travel {! n the
opening ofthe Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to do15!e it's
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait ii ouse las strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
ersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square Of the Hotel.
Gs- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points North, East and
Vest.
Es- Time from Louisville to New York
38 hours. augl6-6m
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Negro Insurrection.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-The Missouri Demo
erat has the following dispatch from War
saw. Mo. About 10 O'Clock on Monday
night. the citizens of Bolivar were aroused
by shouting and throwing of stones in the
public square. A large crowd congregated
and found a gang of negroes had attacked
few white men. When a sufficient number
of whites had collected together, they at
tackled the negroes, driving them into the
woods. The negroes returned to burn the
town before morning. A vigilant watch was
kept, however, and all attempts failed. One
negro was dangerously wounded from pis-
toll shot. Several ware captured and confined
in Jail. mounted company was ranging
through the woods in search Of the negroes.
The owner of some of the rebellious slaves
was wounded, and only saved himself by
fight. Great excitement prevailed. Avigi-
lance committee had been formed. and every
man was armed and prepared for more Sc
rious attack.
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AN do A t f >.
For Attorney General.

OPwe are authorized to announce W. J.. Nc
CONGO, OF Williamson county, as IA candidate for
Attorney General for the Ninth JUDICIAL CicIit
Election in MAY next. ueC2i-Je
Es- We are Authorized TO ann0L nee WA. Il. BRIES,
of DlvIdson county, a candidate for Attorney Gepe-
raj for the Ninth Judicial CIrcul., comp Jsed OF the
Counties OF Williamson, Davidson and sumner at the
next election.
e. We are authorized 10 announce X. ". Hay
WOOD, Of Davidson county, Candidate Tor Attorney
General the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
tue Counties OF Davidson, williamson sud sumner
octI9-te
hS- We authorized TO announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, of sumner county, Candidate for Attorney
GeiIeral la Tue Ninth Judicial District composed OF
the counties OF sumner, Davidson aud Williamson
Election AILy next. OCtl4-te
HS- We requested to announce 5. l.. FINLEY as
a Candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth j ud-
cal Circuit. Election Aay 1850.
oct ll-Ie
ne We are authorized 10 announce JAMES +.
RAINS Esq, candidate for tue Office of Attorney
General the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Oi
the counties OF Davidson Sunaar aLd Williamson
Election next May. oCtJ-ie
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THE Cry PRnss-A CoxFLAaRAr1ox

THE CRY Press A CoSFLAGRATIoS-
GREAT Loss To THE PUBTIc-THE ADMINS
TRAITOR REsPoNsIBLEl-The City Press was
duly prepared for this issue of the PATRIOT !;
but the publishers gotta premonit,ry symp-
tom of the Presidents Message from Cincin-
natl Just as We were about to place it in the
bands of the printer, and not having time to
Nth in type, the vote was taken as to
lould be excluded from these columns,
Pres or the Presidents Message,
the suifrages of the Office having gone
against the Torment was thrown in the
\ fire in disgust. Scarcely was the foolscap
upon which il was written turned into ashes,
when it was announced that the Message
would not arrive till this morning!
This is deeply to be regretted, as that City
Press was by all odds the most elegant, pow
full, and finished, not to say splendid, piece
Of composition in the English language. and
would have at once engrafted Itself upon the
literature OF the country. But the public
must learn TO bear these great calamties
with fortitude and philosophy, for they will
happen now and then under the best regula-
ted specialiy when the regu-
lating is all done by the Democratic party.
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400 BROAD sraEEr, PHILADrLpaIA P.

f-V DhOAD olhEkI PHILADELPHIA,
(E1trGct) In lifting the kettle from the dre il
became unmanageable tilted over, and scalded my
lands very severely, almost 10 a crisp 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex.
tract the PAIN 1t healed rapidly, without soreness
and left no scar or account Truly yours
&C AkLES FOSTER
Such language as this is but the constant and natu
raj echo wherever this article is used
This Liniment is Indispensable to planters and
owners OF horses and mules. Mr. JONI DANIELS
OF Montgomery, Ala, sold a slave Tor $500 who Was
raised from utter uselessness by this Iiuiment
Every family should have IL. BE very particular
and enquire Tor the Mustang Liniment ana taAe no
other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean for
20 cents, so cents, ahd 81 per bottle
BARNES x PARK, New York.
nOv25-6mdtw&W
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Mrs ERIE HESDERSONs BENEFfr.--By
far the largest and most enthusiastic congre-
grafton of fair women and bra We men that
has assembled in Nashville theatre since
the removal of the Indians. will be that which
will crowd the Gaiety Tomorrow evening"
the time set apart for Mrs. ErTIE HESDER-
SONS benefit, which. by the way, the mana
ger announces as the last night of the seas
on. On that occasion, Mrs. HENDERSON will
!. appear in three new plays, aud in eight DIFF
ferent characters, with songs and dances. L.
any body ever deserved a high pressure ben
fit at the hands of the people of Nashville, it
us unquesiionably Nrs. HENDERSON, who,
during the entire season, has played all sorts
OF characters--in tragedy, comedy and farce
to the complete satisfaction Of everybody.
So universal has been her success, that while
we have heard her praises spoken by
hundreds. we are yet to hear the first ole
speak disparagingiy of her efforts. She Is
never known to blundrr and make an awk-
ward appeal to the promp'er, bringing the
play TO stand-still until the whole house is
startled by the overwhi>prred assistance
from that individual so rarely seen and so
often heard. Indeed, of every actor and ac-
. tress we're always as well up in his and her
parts as Mrs. HENDERSON il, the calling of
the prompter would speedily cease to exist,
Weneed act appeal to thcipatrons of the
Gaiety to give Mrs. HENDERSON a crowd ID
house Tomorrow night. We know she is IL.
vurite with every one Of them, and we know
too that they will not neglect this opportunity
OF manifesting their high appreciation of her
merits and her uHceasinS Efforts 10 please
thrm. If there is a single vacant seat 20 be
seen in the house on thai occasion, il will be
the most remarkable phenomenon that has
been witnessed here within the last ten years
We hope II The ladies turn out in full
force, and that tn y may b. comfortably he
n lowed, let seats be secured for them early
the day. The hill for to-night embraces
HtPf ftte Wsh-toa cash, Ben Boil, aud All
tircly new farce.
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NRs- WAILER's BENEFIT. Ton ght Mrs.
WALLER takes complimentary benefit, ten.
dereI her by number of the citizens of
Nashville. This is her last appearance here,
and the theatre will close for the present af-
on more than one occasiun spoken of Mrs.
WAILEE's brilliant genius as an actress, aud
il is needless to repeat what hes ALREADY hecn
fnid. Cote her benefit tonight with the ex-
peclstion Of witnessing a splendid display Of
dramatic talent, and our word for il, you
will suffer no disappointment.
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GommerfiaI.
DAILY PArRIor OFFICE, |

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. Dec. 29. 1859.
COTTON-There is nothing doing in Cot
ton this week.
TOBACCO-No sales.
WHEAT-There is an active demand at
81 lO9sl %.
FLOUR-There is fair demand with an
increased price, and we quote superfne at
So so; extra family 81 90.
LARD-Good Lard in demand al 939I0
RD
SEEDS-Market dull with slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 5O@7 90. Herds
Grass 81 25@sl so; Timothy Seed $3.50
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 80.
BACON--Shoulders are worth s@sS;
HAMS IL 90; Clear Sides 10 rs.
CORN MEAL--Sl9l 10. Thisrangein-
icludes the retail prices.
WHISKY--Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 50@75c.
IRON.-Tennessee-Bal 5 Ac ,Band7@7s,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, Boiler o. Sheet
83(@99, Hoop s4@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 3Gg6. Horse Shoes Nail Rod I Sheet
SAGE, Hoop 7@73.
NAiLS.--Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights SO rs, Tens and larger
sizes So SO.
DRIED FRUIT.-Littie doing. Apples
81 00Q9l Is. Demand good Peaches
none iii market.
ROPE-GrastI24@l4c .Jute II. Cotton
Thread 223@23.
LEAD.-7t cents p 10.
SHOF.--Buck 50 40; Drop 81 go per Dag.
PoWDER.-Blasting So 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand a an increas
ed price. We quote at 30(g35 cents.
PARTNERSHIPS is a moderat edemand
for this article; price $50 4Oc.
BEESWA&.-In demand at 25 cents.
SALT.-Fine sack is ~ orth Sl750S2 90,
Coarse, 81 so. Barrel 40c per busheI.
/ SUGAR-We quste, in bbls, 6399}, /
cent less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars lO(9
ll3c; Crushedand powdered ;Loai
Il(Gl2.
| MOLASSES-In bbls (new CROP 45(05oc.
| and very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe. in
+ half-harrels rs, in kegs 80 cents.
| COFFEE Stock light, demand fair,
/ Prime kiois wortbl3s @l31 cents. Laguyra
/ II; Java 1920.
| CANDLES.-Star. firm at I9 for IA OF:
| Il for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER--Wequote green
| hides ceuts, dry IL.
Oak Sole Leather SOC. q ID. for best quail
7 ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-ForCottOn Rag in good order
| 3 cents is readily paid
WOOL.-fub-washed in demand at 32
! cents, pulled, 2SC930; unwashed IS(62O.
OlLc.-LinseeG ,o5c; Lard 10; Tanners
75(9 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED dAY--FrOm store $50 per ton:
stock light.
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Heavy Rrogans

GUNS! GUNs!! GUNS !!!--250 guns, rang
ng in prices from So to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection CT fishing tackle aud sport
ing materials, including English wire car
iridges tic, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL & Co.,
(kirkman i Elis's old stand.)
No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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FIREMEN's B,II---A grand bal will be
given at The Court House on the 9th of m
uary for the b 'n"fit # Capitol Hill Fire Com
plny No. I. NJ he your arrangements u 20
mp on the occasion. and whei the tiae coliI-
lion land strikes mp. 50 in aud rnioy yonrselt
By dung 50, you viii not only get The fnll
value of the money invested. but you will
give the gallant boys OF Capitol Hill little
rof that aid and comfort which should not he
enied them by any citizen of Nashville Of
(hose life and property they are among the
guardians.
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DR. zrsG,s DfsPESsAHx
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

E~N<s2Sze. BE. KING formerly OF New YORK for
ME-@sS tae asst four ys-1rs 81 LaatsVills ker.
ta1Sy $40 deTatca bis zitsntibn thufreat-
Drst 81 private diseases Tor 80 years nAfieFs
afuself aRViag sttcnaed = pr4ctics Tor many
fezFs, aud earet zaa5 tAeu4al,s, aeis eaabict
Sare ali 4seAssse u private aAiaIe, uasftsf
b41they rnzy oe+reaa alaicioas Gc1s14strr4Iazaf-
asg1eef aftheis eUa- Dr. kiag's Isspenssry
Ne - Dszaerisk strees, bstzeen caefFy and ilte
saaars ssc9aa stos sere he cerss al aiseates ofs
pFivsss astare-
sssNssksk4 sarse ~ishsst soFln-
serfensae< Sith bssisess.
sfEfs9r a e Feen saAfe = 1ecSaAlly aredi
8. r. : aay3. ~ apefHtise 4hiea eaases gzssn-
Where strsrsare sxlsls heahh eaEnet - sll1es
Ferazfta disease ssss .atscktel as 9a4sr
lziaes she eoaEtltatAoa 20 alaeh-
@Eral - .=sh al t8< fteoaeesef fneektn, froH,nf
sar Il Aex.ect o4e src4ssaenf 80 satEtaail3
szFsfia = Zee dags-
sxSlxAs fie1 ~ Fin lAer
Is ksis llseaes, saG al .e eeasee ts1ess sros
So AuI q, efa1Slt Ga q za1Hy e4see - the So
s1Faelise tatLs - 1et1sAfcrate tpztAs as rxr4s
geses 81 the ssss argtest 81 siiscn iii
.Fe1s tis seaiset 81 81
for aasisszsQr soSrtF ass eeaslAs
F<sAlrs 80 sa4E - t4bofi7s Nsfb - at1tnsty 81
.ks EeBh szEzy 4 81 lazlestt.te rstri-
P.reunE sssi4ins AbFo4d ~ stfiAE .s4 <t4finf
th.ireass srth afee ezciose6 direc3e y IL kfag
xa IS iaszserlek street Nashville, xesn. Nifi ave
~ - sssarF rnsicIaesen o. aheiT z1dsess a
sssszry -ttreeliens stfirt secrecy eese1tes ore
sEsrxfr "a sselecksn hesaern 10 antlI lhesss-
A. n4s19-tnae~1y
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For Fax CoIIecfar

ss- We are auth ,rized to anaounee ACTON
YOUNG a candidate Tor Tax Collector OF Davidson
suniy at the ensuing March election.
ii c29-te
Hs- We are authorized TO announce A J. RAMSEY
as candidate for state and County Revenue Cullec-
tor Tor Davidson county, at the usg March cleo.
ton. dec2b-ts
III r We are authorized to announce JOEL A. At
TIE as candidate for the office Of Revenue Colec-
TOR of Davidson county at the ensuing March elec-
ton. dec2i-te
ss- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN 6 .tEER
as candidate for reelection the OH e oi Stte
and County Revenue Collector at tie ensuing March
election. dcc2l-,e
ss- We authorized TO announce ANDREW
GRkGpl;H RCandidatc FOR Tax Collector OF David.
Sun county ~ the ensuing MIrch election.
dec Ito
a. We are aathorz ID t. announce ROBERT T.
Pow FRS :.dste Tor Revenue Collector of Da-
wilson county 1t the ensuing March election.
de 2J-te
Sc We are authorized 20 announce ". E. CART
WRIGHT as hdste for Tax Collector OF David
san county Ut the ensuing March election
Gsc23-te
u = Ne are auth rizst "a announce l. F. FORT
= ctudidate for Rev enRe Collector OF Davidson
eJu"t, 1.-THE ensuing March election.
dec2--te
81 We are authorized n announce e n WHIT.
NUi1IH Candidate fuf she office OF Revenue COL
c1or OF bsvidsJn county at the ensuing March cleo
o'On. dec2e-te
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Markets.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Cotton firm; sales
900 bales. Flour firm. Corn has an ad-
vanciug tendency ; sales $4,000 bushels, at
S5(9S9 Mess pork duh, at Sl6 I25. Sugar
firm; Orleans si984; Muscovado S0Si. Mo-
lasses 52055.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 29-Mcss pork SIG 90.
Lard 10. Whisky &c. Sugar s3@9. Mo-
lasscs 46947c. Coffee steady, at l29I3c.
Corn firm, at 50(952c.
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Foreign per steamer Araro.

NEw YORK, Dec. 9.-PARIs-Trade is
more active
RUssIA.-Frederi K. S. Hill has failed, his
liabilities are 40 600 pounds
The French Minister demands a firman of
Turkey favorable 10 the Suez Canal.
LoNDoN.-iilinois Central Railroad bonds
declined two dollars.
HAvRE, Dec. l3.-Cotton, sales of two
weeks 100 bales. Stock at Havre IS 900
bales.
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County trustee.

nS- Weare authorized To announce JOIN ". MAR
a candidate Tor COuhty Trustee at the ensuing
March election. oCIll-Ld
as-We are authorized To announce HARDIN 2
BOS lick a candidate Tor tbs Office OF County trustee
vi Davidson cOuaty at the ensuing March election.
Oct5-td.
90 We authorized 10 announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE as candidate for County Trustee, the
ensuing March election. sepl0-te
as-we Iuthorizedt0 announce rHOS. T. SAUN-
DER> cau.lidate tor he ohce OF County Trustee
Davidson County al the election To be held in
March, 1860. Apr2O-ti
~ We are authorized to announce SAMUEL. =
AAENTdcindidate Tor County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprlg-td
Rs- Ts are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;tl:.!it' for Trustee OF Davidson coun
y, at L4s lsLt 14rcn election. aug2O-te