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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

SHADows.-We passed the corner of Deade-
rick and Cherry streets at 9 o'clock The other
night, with neglected letter for the post.
We saw an Unknown Person deposit a shad-
scale on the counter, aud call for four and
half fingers of that fine winter beverage which
is known here under the generic term of Old
Robertson.
The hat of the Unknown Person was of the
antique type in ruins bis coat wore the
venerable air of one who had seen the Rise
and Fall of Kingdoms in bis day and his
trowsers may have expanded in their frat
sweet blush and bloom
aWhcn this old hat new,f
but not subsequently,. In a word, the ward
robe of the Unknown Person had reached
that state of lingering decay at which it were
not safe for the winds of heaven to visit it
too roughly.
A dreamy haze pervaded the chill atmos-
pherc, and tempered the mOOnbrams to the
frozen earth. The gas-lights had not been
called out, for the moon and stars we're Ia
king an airing in the unclouded heavens,
aud there was no darkness to be made visible;
none, save in the shadow Of The tall houses
along the narrower streets, and few were the
people who wandered there.
The shadows of the Ieafless shade-tress and
awningless awning posts, even to an eye I'M
accustomed to look upon the wine when it Is
red, or the Ticker" when it is amber, seemed
marvelousIy dark and solid, and the wearer
of that eye in mediiative mood instiUctlyely
stepped over instead Of upon them. 1t was
not strange then, but intensely ludicrous,
when, ON our return down town, We met the
Unknown Person on Cherry beyond Union,
to see HIN go down on his hands and feet aud
crawl carefully and cautiously over the shad-
ow of a lamp post, strikngly as the elephant
walks over the PROSTATE form OF his keeper
in the show muttering, at the same time.
curses, not loud but deep, upon the .'rasc'Iy
p'lce" for suffering "the but-cut of (htc)
bOard-tree to lie ACROSS the pavement at that
lhsc) time o. night for gentlemen 10 (5c)
stumble over aud break their thIc) d--n
uecks''
When we saw this we feared the Unknown
Person was drunk. When we saw him come
10 a venerable locust whose knOtt-d and
Combined branches threw u wondrously life
like picture of brush-heap upon the white
pavement ;-wh N we saw him come to this,
and pausing unsteadily for moment, stag
ger against the wall aud eye the seemingly
impossible bar to his farther progress, and
then come down upon his knees beside it and
attempt to set it on fire'wiIh his cigar, our
worst fears were confirmed. We knew the
Unknown Person was drunk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

Miss DRESsER's LECrURE.-There was a
pretty fair audience at Odd Fellows Hall
List night to hear the lecture on the MOrmuns
hy the beautiful Miss HELEN VI. DRESSER,
who, as We have before stated, spent several
years among them. We have not the time
this morning to notice the lecture at length.
We can only say that it was written in a
chaSte, forcible aud very attractive style, and
WAS delivered in a manner which would have
been highly creditable to lecturer with
much more experience in paUlic speaking
than one of Miss DRESsEa's young years Can
claim to have had.
The matter of the lecture was of deeply
interesting character, involving many facts
in the history of the Mormons, and particular
not generally known among "tle Gentiles."
The lecturer has fine voice. and read. with
a correctness of cnunciaiiou and cleIrncss
of utIerance which enable her to be heard
throughout the large Hall. She was listened
TO with the proioundest attention, and we
are cure that every one present was more
lecturer.
We hope to see large number of ladies
present this evening, on which occasion Miss
DRxssER will give Free Lecture, and will
detail her personal experience among the
Mormons. Let the Hall be crowded.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
& An DO Els.
For Attorney General.

III We authorized To announce W. L. Nc
CONGO. of Williamson county, "A candidate 10
Attorney General for the Ninth judicial Circuit
ElrctiOn IN Nay next dec24-te
ss- We are Authorized toanno- nee MN. q. BKIES,
OF Davidson county, candidate tor Attorney Ge.e
raj for the Ninth judicial Circu., comp tsed of the
Williamson, Davidson and sumner, at the
next election.
80 We are authorized TO announce II. W. Hay
WOOD, Davidson conuty, ctn'iiiate Tor Attorney
Gensral for the Ninth JudciIl Circuit, composed vi
Lac Counties of Dav IdsUn Williamson aud Suniuer.
octlg-te
rs- We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
ESP, of sum er county, candidate for Attorney
General Ia TIE Ninth JUDICIAL District composed of
the counties o. SInIaer Davidson aud Williamson.
Election 1lIy u-Xt- ocl4-ic
e. We are requested to announce s. l.. FINLEY
4 candidate Tor Attorney General vi The NItA ud-
cal Circuit. Election May lSUO.
oct ll-se
Ea- We are authorized announce JAMES +.
RAINS Esq, as acLadidalc for the Oice of Attorney
General OF Ihe Ninth Juiical Circuit, composed of
the counties OF Davidson Sdmasr and Williamson
election c At Aay. 0ct3-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
Qommerrial.
DAILY PATRIoTsJr I

NASHtiLLE. icou.
Business during the week ending last eve
ming was dull in all its departments. There
is very little produce insthe country trading
here, and consequently there is little hope of
any great activity in our markets the remain
der of the season.
COTTON-The sales of the week SUN up
about 800 bales, at prices ranging from 81 to
81. The receipts are light. 1r,a
TOBACCO@The trade in Tobacco has
scarcely begun, the quantity coming in being
SO limited. We quote Tugs at 81 so, leaf 81
to 81 SO, loose.
BACON-Ncw is beginning to arrive in
small quantities. and hams sell at 123c retail.
We make no quotation yet for hog round
wholesale.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at 94@1o
RD.
WHEAT-Contnues in active demand,
and all that is offered sells readily al SIG
S 10 p bushel for red, and 81 1901 rs
for white.
FLOUR-The trade in Flour is confined
almost exclusively to the demand for homt
consumption. We quote city superfne al
So so; extra Sc 5O(9$7 90; country 81 rs
@3 for superfne, aud IS 2593 so for ex-
ira, in sacks.
CORN-Is in demand and scarce a; esq
zoe p bushel, sacks furnished.
SEEDS-Clover Seed ST 5OG97 90; Herd
Grass 81 25@s1 80; Timothy Seed s325@
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 rs; Stripped
ST. 80.
WHISKY--Rectifed 25@27; countr,
brands 50975c.
IRON.--Tennessee-B 5ac .Band7@72
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, Boiler g Shee.
s4@s3, Hoop s3@9a. Pittsburg Bar 81
Band 5 96. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheer
5t96. Hoop 7@7t.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS So Fours 81 SO pei
keg, Skies 81, Fights So IS, Tens andlarge
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Littie doing. Apple
none in market.
ROPE-GrastI23@14c .Jute 12a Cotton
Thread 224@23.
LEAD.-74 cents p d.
SHOT.-Buck 50 40; Drop 81 30 per Dag
Notwithstanding So 90, and Rife 81
90 per kes.
GINSENG--In fair demand at an increas
ed price. We quote at 40(S5 80 cents.
Partnership is u moderatedemanc
for this article; price 3e940c.
BEESW Akin demand at % cents.
SALT-Fine sack il " orth Sl75C9 So 90,
Coarse. 81 80. Barrel 4Oc per busheI.
SUGAR.-We qu-te, in bbls, SJ99B, !
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars lO(6
l4c;Crushed ndpOwderedllI@ I23c; Loaf
II(Gl2. .9
MOLASSES-In bbls. tnew CROP 4595Oc,
aud very scarce.
GOLDEN 5YRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
half-barrels 50. in kegs 81 90.
COFFEE.--StOck light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l3(9l3 cents. LaguyI.
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star firm at 10 for IL or;
u for full weight; Tallow, lac.
HIDES AND LEATHER--he quote green
hides cents, dry y.
Oak Sole Leather 31e. p b. for hes quail
ty; Harness 50.
RAGS.-Foi Cotton Ragsfn good order
cents is readily paid .-
WOOL.-Tub-was in demand at 81
cents, pulled. 2SG130; anwashed 5000.
OILS.-Linse, ,85c; Lard $ 10; Tanners
75(G 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED dAG--From store $50 per ton:
STOCK light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

NJ A. PARRISH Il Give reis. ne ,der
TO the aiyertiscm .nt Of Messrs. q. A. Par
RIsH & CO., Produce. Commissi1i AID For
wardiag Merchants. which will be found in
another column. At this hoas=. fronting
College aud MARKET Streets, beyond Broad,
you will fed any quantity OF Timothy bay,
Hungarian grass, straw for bedding aud
packing goods, oats, corr, &c, &c. Thesc
ARTICLES eaa at all times be procured OF
Aessrs. PARRisa i Co. on the most favorable
terms. Turn to their advertisement and sec
If il deesn's contain something else TO inter
eel you.
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For INK Collector.

as- We authorized % annoaaos DANIEL G.
Cl.ANN cal IN al ar ieyaaas coll-stor of na-
vilsoi county, At the sasains March election.
dec3o-te
80 Ne are aatnaFikei Tn announce ACTON
YOUNG as tnd late Tor Tx CoIlectog Of Davidson
ecaaty at the easuiag March election.
dvc2S-te
So Ne a~c autaorix>si % announce A. J. RAMSEY
candidate Ior state and G sanly Revcnsc CsiIec-
TOR sos ihvdsoa eeaaty - ans ensuing March e.sc.
tiop. tecss-ts
Y - We are authorised 20 announce JOEI. A. Raj
rLk c4adi late fsf tAe ognse of sYeaas Collec-
bDr Of Iavtisoa eoaais a. tae ensuing March cleo
lioa- decel-te
Ez- We ara zathoFixsd o anneanee JOHN GREkR
as candidate for fesiectoa ths slis-e u state
sad CssnIy ksveaae Collector ~ tis sasalas March
election. decei-ie
ss- We are authorized 70 announce ANDREW
GRk1sDHl esadtdzta Ter Tax cofisetar ol David
eoaaiy Al the eEsalag Y .rch eleSsisa.
dee sg-te
ss- We are authors a n announce ROBERT =.
Poa AIS tidats faf ksvsnas cstecssF al Da-
vidsoa cosaty AZ NE saznias 4srch eiectl0a-
der23-te
g. ws are aaths7issi 70 Announce ". y ART
wislssar l.iatr loF Tax cslle<tss 81 David
soa coaaiy al tas snsasas March eseels ~
dsc1s-Is
UF Ne are .aiAastzea 20 aaaoKnss T. P. FORT
oAaaisAls Tor tssvsaae lisctsg Of nlst4@os
eoeat al tias sasasHg Marcia ssesusa.
dsc@--te
e. We are assa lris a - aanaaace Z n wHfr-
&0kgH eaadstlse faf he asslce 81 ksssase Get
loter u passs n ssaasy Al ihs ensasns March sse-
lea- eer1-~ss
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River News.

The river yesterday was about on a stand,
with wat.r sufficient for all classes of steam
erS.
The EasPor left yesterday fer New Or
leans
The .HiandJnEI is the regular packet boat
tor Paddcah to-day at IL o'clock. She is in
charge of the popular and attentive Capt.
DAsHIELI., assisted in the Oii,e by our clever
and polite friend, Ton BsII., whose notes are
always at par with the travelling p1blic.
The q. N. Raaygg will leave Tor ST. Louis
Is soon as The we1,h her will permit.
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RIiEU NJ ATISM
HORSES, CATTLE, g.
Mustang Linirnent.

sach as Ring bone, Call Scratches, SPAWN, PollEvi
Sweeney HouI-aiI, &C arc subdurd and cured by
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 18th. 1860.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 4th. 1860
Geylt:enleH Members oflie Legislature Of Tennessee
Your very courteous aud Spontaneous re-
quest is just received. Thanking ypu truly
Tor the honor you have -dOue me, L accept
your invitation with diiiidence, leaving to
yourselves The choice OF such time aud place
a. may suit your convenience.
Most respectfully, 5. ID. BALDWIN.
To WM Ii. BARKsDALE, J. l.. THOMPSON, aud
others.
I'VE are requested to state that the Hall of
the House of Representatives has been select
ell for the occasion. The public at large are
invited.l
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EXTRAORDINARY TELEGRAPHIc PERFoH

EXTRAORDINARY TELEGRAPHIC PERFORM
ANcE,-There were sent on Tuesday over the
wires of the Atlantic and Ohio telegraph,
(Morsc) lines, extending between Puiiadel-
phia aud Pittsburgh, i've hundred and seven
ty-eight private dispatches, over i've thoa-
sand words OF news Tor the Associated Press,
aad an entire copy of the Presidents
Message, Containing over fifteen thousand
words. to tue Pitt>burg Post, aud all during
the regular business hours OF the day. Tue
Presidents Message was transmitted, on two
wires, in i've hours and fifteen minutes. Two
Thousand aud eighty-thfee words were trans
mitied 10y one operatOr-Mr. Zeigier-in an
hour, M. FlemIhg, of Pitrs5drg, taklng II
down 10y the ..ticA. "-Ledger.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

To ARRIyE. From the agent. Mr.. WHIP
PIE We learn that .PIrodi's Italian Opera
Troupe" will give a series OF entertainments
in this city. commencing on the 10th inst
This Tloape stands uarivalled in their per
iormances, and AZ an evidence of their popu-
larity they have been playing TO crowded
houses in 81. Louis for ioar successive weeks.
Their advent 20 our city will be hail,d with
pleasure by the lovers OF the opera, aud We
are sure will b. met with hearty greeting
aud full HOUSES.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

w. B. SHEPPARD. EsQ.-We notice that our
popular friend, w. b. SHEPPARD, Esq, re
Gently connected with the retail dry-goods
store of Messrs. IRwIs, McCLELLASD d Co,
on College street, has removed his quarters
to the wholesale house of A j. MCWHIRTER,
house on it's good fortune in securing the SER
vices of SO efficient and popular salesman as
Mr. SHEPPARD
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County Trustee.

Rs-we are authorised 10 annouHce wM. JASPER
TAYLOR csudldite for Trustee OF Davidson
county al tic ensuing March elcctivn Jan2 u
So WyAre authorized tu anne ince JouN ". Mas
nliiats Tor COuhty trustee a ensuing
Aarcn election. oeti ltd
aS-Hs authorized 10 announce HAltiilN p
Bus IChl Candidate The otcc II county trustee
OF Davidson cOaaty Al Lac ensuing March election.
oct5-t4.
ss- Ne are authorized TO announce HENRY L.
JUstiCE cAIdniste Ior County trustee, al the
eASuI4ag HaTch election sepIO-te
s-NeAFe sIth"riLcct , al noGnee 7 HOS. 1. sam
pEIGS giaiiIato Tor the Oaivs OF CSenty trustee
Of uaStdsoa Cousty Al The election be held IN
March, 1900. apr20Ii
81 we aathortzedto announce SAMCEL 2
ANESfa Candidate Tor county Trustee at the mex
March election. aPrls-td
So Ss authorized TO announce IsaAM
Ci-Ak.lE ..t,ss for Sc oil davidson coaa
y, a t.. lsSt IsfSa sisgsioa. xagzo-gS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. 4Ih, 1860.
Rev :. ID. BALDwfN--Dear Sr:-The IN
dersigncd, Members of the Legislature, would
respectfully request of you to deliver lee
ture in this city ON the Dominion and DeS-
Tiny of the Races" at such time and place
as will suit your convenience Hoping that
you will comply with our request, we sub
scribe ourselves,
Yours, respectfully,
W. III. BARKsDALE,
5. $ STANTON,
JAS. L. THOMSON,
and others.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

as- We authorized - annsaacs DANIEL G.
ClANN cal n al Or aievaias coll-stor Of la
vilsoi county, At the sasains March election.
des9o-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
Criminal Court Clerk,

ss- We authorized TO announce CHARLES VI.
HAYS a c.udidAIe tur Criminal Court CscrS the
ensuing election. dec3l-Ie
az Ne are authorized to announce CHAS. (. DIG
CONS a candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk at the
Marca election Juiyi-t
ss- Near authorized to announce JOHN SHAM,
Esq, - 4 Candidate Tor re-vlec OF
CrinIuai C,,urtSi.rk aext March election myl7te
IT Ne are authorized to a.aouure pr. &. II
PNTTER>sJS acandiGate Tor C.iiaInai - Clerk
aIIhe ensuing AArCn slseuoG. maya I'll
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w HI ELEIk * WiLSO N >
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, zoo MULBERRY
NJ 5rHEEf NEW YURk.-BeiHg IN constant re-
capt Ui Inq dITiesirOTn ourOruturcL respecting sew
lg machines with requests recommend aHd pur-
Chase, We have, IN cU1J Ine ton SttL some lazy
friends careful. did shOrOusu exaninedthe vari
maChiues of practice value for family sewing,
.ssd iId those made by Gds WHEELER * WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos broadway New
YOrh tofuIiy cvIubIIa tue essentials oi gooa
strument and such as We can confidently recon-
mead.
Having seen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fromtheir use IN
O0ru~n nd the households OI our friends, We are
DESTROYS thatLuer benefits should be shared by all
our brethren aud uence have Interested ourselves
their behalf.
Will Ocst wishes ,yOurbrethren,
ABEL ,rEvENS, HOS CARLTON,
jas. FLOY, J PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, j BENZ EDWARDS,
DAVID FERRY, WI. A. COX,
JB. LcFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON Il CO.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

WHO FouSD Ir-The Subscriber lost, yes
terday either on Union orc berry strees.a five
dollar bill, on the Traders Bank, which he
can't afford to dispense with, and will b
greatly obliged to the finder, if he will re-
turn it to him, or "secure it in Jail so that be
can get it,' as the victims of the underground
railroad say in their advertisements
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vALUABLE HORSE SAVED.


Mr. :. IITcH, HyGe Park Vt, ~r!tes:-'' that the
horse was considered wOTIhiess,'' Gins
spavn) but since the free OF the Mustang
IinimeAt L have sold HIM for $3.50 ca-h. Your
Imminent aas been doing wonders up mere"
40 BROAD -IKkET, PmLADELPHIA, Pa
(Erfraet) sin hfIIus tue kettle from the fire 1t
became geable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO a crisp 1t was an
~ fli sight. The Mustang Lniment pPeared to
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly, without ness,
aud left of account Truly yours,
&C A6LEo FUSrER.'
Such language this is but the constant and natu-
raj echo wherever this article is used.
This LiniineIt Is indispensable TO planters and
owners of horses and mules. Mr.. JONI DANIELS
OF Montgomery Ala, sol slave tor $500, who
raised utter uselcssuess by Tins Liniment.
Every family should L.. be very particular
.ld enquire Tor the Mustang LinIment Gnd take no
other.
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
AmericI, Europe aud the Islands oi the ocean Tor
- cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
BAIiNES x Park, New York.
ncv25-6mdtw&w
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Price IS cents per BOTTLE

We have pat apsHd sola
years, and cas- sly, IN
IL, Msst We have scyer
any other Fundamentally
A SINGLElNSTANCE. 10
timely usedl Never did =
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de =
tons, aud speak Ia terms :
ton at tie InagieAleiiscts :
Ne speak in this mattel I,
after ten years cN!serl
RKPuIafioS FoR TnEFUuftI
DgcLAkz. ln aimostcN eTY
raGt Is ~ lsring from pisti Z
Viii oe found 10 Gltcen % :.
the syrup Is asmials
This valuable PREF az :.
OF one II The Nusi ~ =
FUL SCRSEs IN New kiig :
used with NhlEk-fAff z
THOUSANDS >
Not only relieves the GILL, =
crates the Stomach aiis :
ity and givcs tone ana en-
ten. IL viii almost IN
GRfPING - THE Z,
NESbs
ana overcome con NuislclE =
rcmedied, end in death =
aud suEEsT KENEpN iN1iHA
DiSENrERN AND nIAIsr
whether 10 arises lFens z
other caEse- We would :
Who has 4 child sailc rms :
ing eoinpla iuts-lO Mi.
CTS. NoR TIE PREII >
stand Between yoEr snlisF
that Viii be snfe-yes.
70 roilca the use 81 iLls
Used. :
Fulliirecfion 5 FOR usinf :
bottle. NoHe Eenuine a. .
CURTIS h PERKINS. New
side wrapper.
sold by sirnEg iststhroueh
Principal oGlce No. IS,
JuueT,.&Niy Price -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05
FRESH ANIMAL
w INTER GOODS
We havejast received a fresh supply of
Winter Goods,
COMPLETE

at reduced prices, making our assortment as