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The RAREY OF DENoCRACY.--Col. WHIT
not attracting as much attention as be de-
serves. We think he has nobly won the title
of the RAREY Of Democracy, and he should
b. suffered 10 wear it. The American RAREY
g,aSpcd all that was lett of fame when he
t,msd the English Cruiser, AMI Col. WHIT
rHOKNE's triumph is not less signal aud com
plete. Mr.. MCCGNNICo long ran wild in the
rich clover field OF o "a Williamson, an object
oi as much terror to the stump-orators of De-
mocracy Us the vicious Cruiser was to the
gr"om- and stable-boys of London. Last
summer Col. WHirrH0KNE was sent over to
break him. though with scarcely hope OF
succ.s s.. 1t was expected that the William
son user, with single kick. would land
hr RAREY of Maury into that unmapped re-
g,On Known 10 the vulgar as the middle of
merle influence known only to the trade, APP
preached The colt sufficiently near to lay his
hand upon that name which to Locofoco eyes
seemed ''olothed with thunder" and finally
muunt,d To his back, aud rode him up to the
polls, b.aiing tfumphal march upon the
drum. To lead bin out of the pale of tue OPP
pn-tipn party was thea no dilficult task, il
would seem, aud to-day we tind the once
dreaded aud "weioas critter" standing as
que ly ia TIE ro.igli harness of Democracy a.
a. sap ranuate1 dray-horse.
Hall! then, to the conquering RAKEr of
Dym ocracy!
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Dhk. KINGS DfsPENsaRA
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

Hr4]3k<s Da-SIS6 ,rsrmsrI, 81 New York fs<
~ tbs tasf four yezrs % Louisville 49,
sarNy $50 ehe saz devoted as 10 tls trras
seba OF private diseases ever 30 rears rsl.sI.
himself having stteheed practice for - rnsrs
ys~rs aae cured - aaAy orsaas Aels epaelso IA =
cure all PFiysEs ssturs ne matter hex
oAAthey a-y pc rem ajedscioas uled8ca trearsnf
- irons aeses tsftac4f osE- ~. Kia Issiefzarr
= Ne - l'e.eeTIcs street, eetseen CnetrS ana a.
square seceaa stoi ~Asrt heetres alIdiseszes ofs
sTsyste stature. = - >
,sesosEass ssrea silAsutaa assossmed.san.s
eEfsFenee utfh basiEsss -.
SESEcHsEkRof Ole Feee nt4Ats sneetaaflk eur "a
: fes a<ys, ~ an sfeFatioe shicA causes : 5 a. n
Where a >irletnfs eAxss health cznnot be enieye1
feFG4fsao disease ces.ses uc sn,s.-
uzsnes A. 1ons.itnttoG Eaach- - =
srrnllts, sst1 al thsaisszses ef eskfn ero.&n.
cas- q eezseet e lad sreztnsHs e4n be aeeisaiss
sEziSAf Skazxezs-RartierlkF sttcntiti h xiss he
gives 70 TIA disease aaG a .es zxssaan<nesf xro~
"a eaf 81 - hfsaEhs "a laasx ~ ~ d.
strskff<e Azhtk ~ aeo1saefFsfz ffufks and sxc<s
ave hdul q he = sl y ieA san
zseermtas The coe ssfnfs Ia the subjeef nBft
feI easesssr sez.esg stesazise - n ztsts sss
fen<arz sae nsy be labertae > al apy tsGss;sy Of
re y ssF nay rest -ssufs 80 4 felIef
fersass estaiaE sbks.d % ~fzsfr< sha ziatlng
teerease, sth aree esd es<d ztFseteS EF = kfHE,
Ne = faese<Fsk ssFeet, Nashville reun.s Nil have
BE ss<ess4E9 ms1ieinese e thea sdarzss stl
sss<eEF =di<e<zieHf ssFief secrecy observed 0lss
ss2r<fr "a aAcieskts hsnefsssi pniii ein teeexe-
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PARoDIs ITALIAN OPERA TKoUPE.--Last
night Verbs celebrated Opara of The TrOti-
Jadour Gil Trovatore'') was performed before
u large aud enthusiastic audience. The
Prima Donna, lille ALAMO, as LeoRora was
ia splendid voice and from beginning to end
proved 10y the delightful manner in which
she acted and sung, her title to the position
assig ned her. She was indeed truly brilliant
and charming in the execution of the most
difficult as the simplest passage Of her role.
Mile PARODI, as AzaeeHa, never appeared
before her numerous admirers and friends
here To better advantage. She completely
identified herself with the gipsey, and acted
and sung with telling effect.
Signor SBRIGLIA, the tenor, rendered the
important part of Nurico most happily,
winning universal favor; while GNoNE was Is
usual grand and imposing both in action and
appearance. We have neither time nor room
this morning to enter into details. 1t is
sufficient To say that the 7FoUJddour was q
real success. The memory of it will be one
amunS-t tine most pleasant "reminiscences OF
!he lover, of good music in Nashville; aud
We are pleased 10 know that they are both
numerous and Influential.
Tonight the magnificent opera of Lucia di
LGnmsrn,ore will be produced. Ii you have
not already engaged our seat, good reader,
don't forget to do SO before noon, or you
may rot he able TO secure one.
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j gp Genarapb.
From Wa.hInpton.


WASHINGTON. Jan 19.--Breeze declines the
Mar<halship of Northern Illinois.
The Colonization Society at their annual
meeting show their receipts for the year TO
be nearly $4,000 and their expenditures
$4,000. The society sent 800 negroes to
Africa during the year.
The Senate yesterday voted for printer
total number of votes As. Bowman received
u.
The House was occupied with a discursive
colloquial discussion. No ballot was taken.
The Minnesota Democratic Convention
have declared Douglas to be their first choice
for the Presidency.
Buchanan in an interview with twenty mail
contractors said it would be constitutional
for the House 10 elect temporary speaker.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is Senate Brown
introduced bill Tor the protection of slavery
in tie Territories.
Senate adjourned.
House-The proceedings were more desulto-
~ and Irrelevant than ever. There was no
ballot nor any prospect OF one.
CoRRECTIoN.-In the New Orleans cotton
statement yesterday, it should have read,
Receipts at this port ahead Of last year l63.-
500 bales. Receipts at all Southern ports
ahead OF last year $4,000 bales.
Ere" Negroes i'm Missouri.
ST. Lou s. Jan. l8.-Gov. Stewart refused
to sign the bill excluding free negroes from
the Stale.
Convention.
MERIDES, Conn.,. Jan. 18.-The Manufac-
turers' convection resolved to discounte-
nance any attempt of partizans to persuade
the people that the North sympathizes with
assaults ON the South.
River News.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ls-The river is falling
with six feet water to Cairo.
a Counterfeit.
NEW YORK, Jan. IS.-Ccunterfeit three's
on the Oneida County Bank are circulating.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l8-Judge McCaIeb
has granted injunctions in favor of Horace
III. Day. of New York, against 81 firms re-
strainiug their selling corrugated elastic In
dia rubber goods without licrnse from day.
LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURE.-Tbe Governor
in his m.ssage recommends the State to be
prepared to meet her sister States of the
South in convention in case of certain con-
tingencies. He favors retaliating the hostil-
ity OF the North by licensing aud inflictng
determinations against Northern goods,
amounting to absolute prohibition.
The House passed joint resolution declar-
ing the Harper's Ferry affair an attack on
the rights and privileges of the South. and
showing the hostility OF the North. and also
peclaring the election of a Black Republican
President a sufficient cause for dissolution
of the Union.
Markets.
CINCINNATI, IN. 1S.-Corn dull; declined
l cent-other articles unchanged.
n. O., Jan. lS.-COttOn-sales to-day II, :
900 bales. Prices are sitter bat quotations
unchanged. Sugar dali 7a6S. eight Oh
cotton to Liverpool GIG. Sterling exchange
TAI 5-on bills of lading 6a6&. New York
sixty days 2a24 discount. Sight Tag.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-evening = Cotton
buoyant; advanced s-sales to-day $500
bales; middling uplands lia1ls. Flour has
5 20a5 35- Sugar, Cuba 7sa74.
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.Qommfrfiai.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
N arrrrnr Ian 10 SE0

The river is in fine boating order hut the
scarcity of freight makes the steamboat BUSH
mass unusually dull for this season of the
year.
Our cotton, tobacco, and provision mar
kets has, during the week. been only moder-
ately active. There is brisk demand in all
of them, but the absence of supplies makes
trade dull.
COTTON-The sales during the week
amount to about 500 bales at 9(992c ID.
TOBACCO.-Loose, 81 509S2 for Tugs.
and 81 259s4 so p cwt. for leaf. No sales
10y the hogshead; prices being SO low plant
ers are not sending them in.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de-
mand at 81 10(9I 25.
FLOUR-Demand active. Extra 81 O0(9
20 p bbl; Superfine S6(06 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags So so; Superfine So.
per SO bs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance Csc. p SO lbs, and soc.
p barrel.
BACON-The receipts continue light
Hams are scarce and selling at I03(9I1c. p
ID clear sides l03c; shoulders &c., from wag-
ons. An advance on these rates is required
in store.
LARD-we quote at sa@IOc. p h. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 so; Glover Seed SIS 50(G6; Herd
Grass 5 25(9Sl so; Timothy Seed $3.50
So 80; Clean Blue Grass 50 90, Stripped
81 so.
wHISKY--Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 5O(G75c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B &c ,Band769,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 3, Boiler % Sheet
84@94, Hoop S1@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 54(G6. Horse Shoe5, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5a@6, Hoop 7971.
NAlLS.-Tbrees SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg. Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens ndlarger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples are selling at
81 35G9l 40 p bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
ROPE-GrastI23@14c lutte I2s Cotton
Thread 229@23.
Lead cents b b.
ShOT.-Buck So 40; Drop 81 80 per Dag.
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand at 60 cents p
bushel.
FEATHERS-Are now selling at 400 2c
p ID.
BEESWAX.-In demand at &c cents.
SALT-Barrel salt selling at 30c. p
bushel, aul sack at $ 90 Tor fine. In lots
reduction Is made on sack. No coarse in
market.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 90lO:. d
ID. 10y the bbl.; &c. lower 10y the hus,heau
n. I. Coffee sugars 1O@ll4c, crushed and
PO"NNiSo Ai2N9A-2Nt iOol 11kGlZC.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans IN bills. 460
47c. p gallon; SOC. in half bbs.
GOLDEN o1kUP.--II Barrels roc in
halt-harrels 95, in Kegs 81 90.
COrfEE.--- Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l3(G I33cents. Laguyra
Ii; Java 1920.
CANDLEa.-Star firm at 10 tor IA OF;
II Tor fuii weight; Tallow, lac.
HIDES AND Leaf ii ER-m euuotegreen
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather 5vc. p 10. for oest quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
| cents Is readily paid.
| WOOL.-Iub-washed, in demand at 81
cents, pulled, zS(930; anwashea lS(G20.
OlLo.-Linse.u Toe; LARD > L 10; Tanners
| 75(1IOU; Cod Liver 81.
DALED hAf--From store S32 per ton
| stock light.
1URPEN rINE-65c.
IRISH POfATOES-SI@1 IS from store
p nashel.
MEAL-9oc -@s1 90 p bu~hel.
CORN-ocarce; trom s.ore 90c. p bushel
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A LUnICRous MsTAKE-A sMALIrsIZED
FRESHMAN TAKEN COX ouR Military EDIIoR =
The following is from letter written to the
Lewisburg Messenger from this city over the
signature of "yEsPUcrUs.n The mistake into
which the writer fell touching the identity Of
our Military Editor is the most ludicrous and
laughable thing of the kind We have ever
seen in print. The individual whom the Jies-
sezger-s correspondent mistook for our Militia
ry Editor (who on that very day was enjoy
ing an Imperial ten-horse sleigh-ride with
her Celestial Highness, the Princess Loo-Loo-
Choo, the beautiful and accomplished daush-
ter of the Emperor of China.) was a small
Ir;shman and his pipe who had come up into
the sanctum during our absence, to enquire
if.sNistber PAT RIoT knew a gintleman from
Ireland ay The name av PATRICK o RAFFATY,
" no was born in Amiriky the year atther be
lift the ould country" After few derog-
atOry remarks about our Court and Market
Houses, .YEsPCcIUs" says:
1t occurred to- me that would call and
see the Military E litor of the PatI7Ot. Now
was somewhat curious TO see This renowned
chieftain, whose advice was 20 anxiou~ly
sought. not only by the Crowned heads OF
Europe, but by our own President, in qael-
ling he instruction at Harper Ferry. Ny
irna ginaiiOn pictured 10 me ferociUus look
ing man. seated perhaps upon an alligator,
begirt with fre-arms, something like the pie
tur,. of Crockett guarding the mouth of tile
Mississippi. 1 resolved however, not to an
ticipate. but at once plunge into the reality.
As " aiked through the narrow alley, which
s,.I,ar;tt.s his room from the main office, des-
pie nv resolution, visions Of cannOns, bat
lie s..,.i,es aad skiTmishes fitted across. my
imagination but mastering courage to face
the hero whose very glance L expected would
anihilate me, pushed open the door and
silently entered. Before me was the man
by whose advice Louis Napoleon could
have swept from existence the Austrian
army. Here was the hero on whose
brow tire laurcls OF a hundred hard
| fought battles yet were green, and whose
| garments yet reekcd win the sulphurous
| smUke of his last engagement with old Brown.
| Lost la wonder, supplied with establishment,
| eaZed like one awakened from horrible
! dream. There sat the man | expected 10 see,
/ but how diiiyrcEt from what 1 expected TO
see him. La picturing him my Imagination
| had SCARED rocket like, but on seeing him IL
| came down like the stick. There he SAT, d
! small quiet hammered man. smoking rather
| >hurt semmed clay pipe SIC transit gloria
nlaadi How L reached the street l am not
conscious. L only know that / got there,
aud through the mud OF rue Deaderick
| made tracks for here in very hasty and an
| becoming manner. Night shuts down quick
among these brick walls, especially III rainy
| weather, and the twinkle vi lights from The
/ street warns me that 1 must close, aud for a
| season bid you goodbye. leave Nashville to-
morrow AID would speak more at length oI
| it, numerous points OF Interest, did not ex
| pect 10 taTry season as L returned.
NESPUCIUS.
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moderate heal demand ia which way Si2al4 bar
rel is obtained for good to prime IN large barrels full
FkUIi S-Green Apples selling, In the SIN III
way, from sore, - 5Oo93 rs per barrel Notuins
doing the iargs way.
nried unchanged. Apples 61sGTc., tie latter the
selling rate. Peaches continue range from Toe To
l21sc. 2 ID
81; MR. Raisms 81 G5a2 IS layer go. - s5a3.
Pigs lI9l2c.; Dates 5GGsc Prunes s}sEpi01.c. ana
Currants 5tsGa6c.
FEAlHERS-Ihe market is dull aud prices are Ic
= 10 lower, closing al 4ieDi2c for prime. Ihe de-
nlahd At these rates is fair.
IRON--The m trket continues dull and the demand
Of the most limited oh racter. In the small way the
best OF ohio Ing sell s5s.6 but In orsier to
make les of any magnitude, lower 4cec Il
ell. tennessee may be quoted nominal at sa5Ssas
and Blooms at $50. No change in Bar, and e con
tiuue to quote common 1 &c.
LEATHER-The demand has been better the tsast
week, and the market rules steady at the following
rates:
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest Most Brilliant,
Most Convenient artificial Light
In THE WORLD.

rVNHIs GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
i for elegance, economy, safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures in the same
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
Its advantages are that ii is portable gas light,
unrivaled briiiincy cheapness, CLEANLINESS and
simplicity, and be used wherever artificial light
is required 1t is easy to regulate, aud requires
trimming anu for attention, whatever. after light
ing IL is perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has no otfor or smell while burning. Ths light
can be made burn with any degree of briiliancy,
by turning screw and be increased instantane-
oIlsIy in volume from that of candle to ten
tweBty, by turning valve as in ordinary gas.
The Vesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely re-
sembe, form those of coal gas, but in briiliDcy
and purity Of light, il possesses decided adyan-
tage over any coal gas II requires no chimney,
there is no need of daily trimming of wick, and
the construction of the fixtures is simple that it is
not liable get out of order, and child can man
age IT readily The gas burned in The VesPer tx
ture is generated from pure coal OIL or 'sVesper
Oii, (Which is manufactured expressly for this bur
uer.1 without any admtxture of alcohol other
foreign ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
The fixtures themselves adapted in styles TO
suit all tastes. from the plain, simple light burner
the elegant and costly chandelier. Each
fixture is perfect in itself there is outlay TO be
made for service pipes, meters, gulat"fs, &c.
The gas generated in this burner, and all fixtures,
from the cheap single light to the expensive chan
de her miniature works, are ia themselves They
sold at which do not exceed the cost OF
binary q fixtures similar style and Ornamental
ton.
Churches, hotels public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences throug h. Mt state
how be fitted up with the Sc elegant and convenient
add SO much to the appearance OF such places, aud
10 tie comfort of the home circle anu which, here
tofore, could be used only thos, fayorea districts
embraced within tie coal gas limits oflarge cities.
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CAN DIOATES.
For Attorney General.

NJ We authorized TO announce W. L. Nc
CONGO, of Williamson county, as II candidate TO
Attorney General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit
Election in May next. dec24-te
Es- We authorized to announce X. w. Hay
WOOD, davidson county, c,tndIIate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed
toe Counties of Davidson Williamson aud Sumner.
OCtl9-te
ES- We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, of sumner county, candidate for Attorney
Ieueral Ina the Ninth judicial District, npUsed Of
the counties of sumner, Davidson aud Williamson.
Election sIay next. octl4-te
M We requested TO announce ). l.. FINLEY as
a Candidate for Attorney General of The Ninth Judi
clal Circuit. Election Nay 1860.
oct lite
Es- We authorized To announce JAMES <.
RAINS, ESQ.,, Candidate for the oihce OF Attorney
tcneral vi the Ninth Judicial Csrcuit, composed OF
the counties of Davidson, Sampet aud Williamson
Election next May. oCt3-te
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Spiral notifes.

From the Nto York Daily Tribune, July %, 1859.
PREPARED GLUE.--LittIe convenicnees for genera
family use are often OF more value than what are
called ''great Inventions" There is housekeeper
that has been often annoye ed by squeaky rickety
chairs, sofas, tables, etc, which have become by
the joints where they are put together becoming
shrunh and Ose, aud long asiurnture is left
this condition, there constant danger OF general
smash up Aud again, such accidents as brea kage
furniture do occasionally sin the best regu-
lated families" To remedy the annoyance and per-
plexty occasioned by these troubles, we keep the
house mall quantity OF Prepared Glue, viii h can
be applied the affected parts by any person
binary skill, with much less Trouble tnin sending
The article to a cabinet maker, say nothing of the
saving OF expense. The KIND VIC use is la0elcd
''SpaIding Gel bratedPrepared Glue-uscful i'll eve
ry family }" ana have found it a valuable ad Ill.
ton to cabinet of .'1te veniences ~ we Iully
concur in the sentiment Of the label.
jan10-2w
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81. LOU. Market.
81. LoUis, Jan. Is. lss

~. Loyfs Jan Is, 1850
From psoefsheess OF the Mo. Democrat Of this day-l
fLOUR-M srket dull; City supeFnne offered
freely Al IS q, without IN lag bayeFs-
wREAl-Ths rec iIsss fer - hoars were COO bush
els, the demand Is not l-Tge. prev fi1s q taIiis
staged. cnm,,R fai sid al 81 O., aud fair B. goe-l
do a 81 lp8i islz.
C9RN-ssasnesi sui a. d~elsBe % 2zsSe and 30
wards th~ eese ls b,eaInr sl assseIilesi and
hoiefs sfsrcd .It- a. ss., wth0et andHg FuTe.a4-
sefs- zsd - hshl AZ bSe.
wHiSkX--Dsi sad saset-ied, with sales al as G..
ana lou bbis a ss-iz = Csnciuiazr quotations.
fR svIsioSs-The denssa i improved foe small
orsefz Soslh; sales s0a ibis CsuntFy ralaa-
~ ana Ms Fax SIS sS8is 81. 80 ties. Lard
soki hoe. dfifxrre. es8 xil.aa Ssiaali@r< al C
Shoulders.
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Building and House Furnishing
III RID w A RE $3.50
Land for Sale.

II WILL sell the premises upon which now resffe,
situated upon the Nashville and AuFlreesboro'
Turnpike, and also UIoh the Nashville and Ci.aua-
nOoga Railroad about ID miles from Nashville, aud
1 mile from IAvergue.
I will sell either the entire tract, consisting of
40 acres only portion of the same onsisting
OF abuut $50 acres The premises have a aud
commodlo0s Dwelling, together with all necessary
Gut Houses lies Immediately between the Turnpike
ana Railroad, fronting on each, and in n neigh
boThoOd of.excelent schools, Churches ana society.
The land is well sartered, and is Of the bottom land
OF Hurricane Greek There about 500 acres of
cleared land upon tue tract.
The above lard III suit gentlemen who are dong
business IN Nashville, snd also Tor farming purpe
generally, cannot be sxcelsd by any land IN
Tennessee
viii seIl upon the following terms: one third IN
cash when possession Il given (which viii be given
at any time J the balance upon and years WITH
out interest, any other trims that Will the
purchaser. Persons desrous Of purchasing add
dress the undersigned Law srgne, Tennessee, he
Can be seen upon the premises by making enquiry
OF Edward H. Fast, Esq-, OF Nashville.
Jano-tl5Ieb FEI IX G.. ROSS.
Louis vile Journal will give insertion ir Tri-
Weekly, and Union and American viii copy until 81
OF February.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, jan. 16, 1860.
BUTTER-The receipts have not been so heavy the
past week they some weeks prev iousiy, and
the market has assumed more trmnesS, and prices
slIs tly higher Tie sales add up 40 packages
closing at l4aI6c. FOR Central ohio Indi. ma aud
l6EDI,c. for prime 10 c.oice Western Reserve Roll
FTkin Is selling At l4(0DlSc as TO quality.
BRooMS.-The demand during the week has been
trling, chiefly OWING 10 the close of navigation, but
mouerate. We quote:
Common 81 756s2 90
Fancy 5Uez 90
Extra do 3 OOss 5 rs
Shaker ) 25az rs
BEESWAX-No change in the market, which re-
mai. firm at .SfG3Oc arrival.
CHEhSE-In the forepart of the week the market
inactive, owing to tue cold weather and the
business WIS dCue, at full prices The lies reach
,5U0 boxes. We CONTINUE to quote Fail made At &C. ,
summer 10. s1ac., English Dairy lie, and Nutneg
and durham Farm 12c. ,14l boxes were received
during the week, and 693 do. exported The AIDE 10
article has largely increased, pared with
year.
CANDLES AND SoAP-The market remains without
tine slightest change ia regard demand or prices
The demand for star Ctndes continues but moderate
We continue our quotations.:
Star Candles, full weight. oOc
- IL oz-
Opal Z" full weight ..................IT
Talow'' double pressed .I3x
90 common .....-.................Iz u
Soap No. ami palm .....-................5
German. ..-...... .--..-.......-.-6H
eAtIa----
GINSEAG-A god demand, at 5sl36Oc for lots on
arrival.
HAY-The receipts during the week have been
light, aud prices have further anced 10 Sl2s24
n for good To prime Timothy arrival
HIOES-A good demand all the week at full prices
We quote:
Flint. 9hMl3c
Dry Salted- ........-.....-ll 1s9l2c
Grecu Stated. ..-....---.-'. 65st9Ic
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THURSDAY MORNING. JAN'Y 10, ls6c
Davidson County Opposition
Meeting.

There will be a mreting of the conserVa-
tive. Union-loving citizens of Davidson couu-
ty, who are opposed TO the present Admins
tration. at the Court House in this city on
SATURDAY FEBRUARY Alb. 10 appoint dele
gates to the Opposition State Convention
which is called to be assembled in Nashville
on the 22nd Of February.
All who sympathize in the sentiments me
meeting is designed TO promote, are earnestly
invit. and requested to attend 1t Is de-
sired that the PEOPLE from every civil DIS
trict in The county shall participate III this
primary movement IN The great stf ioi
the Union OF the present year 1860. IT,