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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
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prp ais grnnerunsetafsl unp gum gInbentrn Der
gerrbrsr bes srGbtrn pruti6rn Di6ters Dem Su'
DE ppr9rtrudt.
B9- Sn 5Ulse res aaSenrttn autsciprcaensn
0mIdes srSTne i6 cine nrue Subicriphcn auI
rirIe pra4tuoa aussrltattets aussabe BON S6il,
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B9- Sublcritentm auf bas Otiss 8ut wers
ben In bisIer Drudrei an9rnrmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
An 0o 6 - II b Ii Il Ii III.

0 ctratbr Slauerunt 6 y blcn.
Die llntrjednrten bitten tint GrIautniB pn,
Sur9srn epn NQentaun urb Der llmgrgsnp an,us
;et9rn, pue lie rruli6 bic MibIe an psm Sorpan
Slug, rtna zine Mriie nErpIi6 pun Alrntaun,
tcfannt ais Suss Niibls, serentrt Batrn, aapc
lie trreit linp
2(Qe Irten Woblz2(rbcit 3u perritbten,
unb pas YutIifum nit
-flaurr, Euttrr un0 0etraibr
epn alIm Sortrn su teIcrssn. Sir gBai,cn
8pggsn, gBsIIdfcrn unb Safer ptro an ibrer
Olubls, 70 ipie an tbrem Stptrbaule, am gde brr
Qinben mp 9ten StraBe in gtlentaun, Ctcfannt
untcr rem Nqmen 5rri' Sall) Der bGAfe Wlrft.
prris tejaGIt.
Srprs fir 5tauer, 6uttrr unb 9rtraite rsre
ben an tbrcm StcbrbauIe pprr an itrer Offs tei
ibrrm &pblentpfs. in bem erIten gSarb G. 8.
&leppinssr'S alter Stanr) onScnommsn.
Ste tctrCi6en aud mic sbrrem bus &c6lrn.9
I6dft unb paS @rtrairr gri6ait an ibren aItsn
StanbplGBrn.
Die 6reunbe unb SunSrn Scn 9ilebman 8ub
ltnp setrten unS NIT ibrcr Sunb1daft gu tcgGns
lti9en, bic ibm Su 3beil murrs, inbrm mir alIrs
Mt9ltfr t9un rerern al9rmetne Srfrtfri9un9 ju
9ctrn.
Bg'Sie sebcn aud 9ifr Na6ri6t, RAP Iie bas
Sar8elcs Spitsm an9enpnlmen baprn, uno baber
i'm Stanrr inp trbeutenb baissr gu pertaufrn !
baB fe fia unumsGnsi6 unb In alien unb jetsn
SGIlen bdrna6 ritten wrrpet, unO bas Grsbtts
Spfem purdaus aufsr8stm batsn.
&otb, Micflep unb SO.
Nurntaun, gfcSsmter 2. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
@Gi(e8 9ySerfs,
Griebensrihter lnb Shreiber

Sat feline Office an NO. 70 gBt1 SamiItcn-
Strnbe, nddite 9bire gu Gil 0rorgs's Birttss
Baue, Ouwo or INNER trreit Irin pirp bic YfIi6
ten. bic Dem gmts ctlissen. unpartbctiid mO ees
piiIenEaft Su rrfiIlrn. gu4 bat CT cine 9Isrnt.
iAaft I'm lieeenrrs @ermB9en ;u prrtaufen, unp
bietet pssbalb 10 quite @Ctnbdu1rr uno cine 9In.
Sabl StartsQrtten, gclc9cn in birlrr Statt, unb
in ter Statt Gatafauqua gum grrfauf an. ger.
icnen I'm 2anbr, bic gu taufen serrufen, perpen &c
ju ibrrm Surt9ril fnecn Tel bm anSurufsn.
Gtio5 Mtere, N9ent.
N(entaun, Secmtsr ii. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

Pie @utbcriiebc 3citid,rift, Gin 6itbcnr
l.. erlohttnt ittCn onpcrn Somiioa in &ntluouns
zen SwCi onocrn Ytatltrn, uur tas orrft. pCrs
ate @tatt trItst iabrtitb tiutn Shalcr in &crous:
hung.
NrobenuMmcrn Der obi9cn @tdttcr CT:
ltcn ale fre /, Die IiD cnhreoer per.
|llib ooer briefIi6 an ocn STuu69cbcl
|noCn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
elmer 1oercGt in @craufb8ob(Hn9.

v TTF --VV""VVFT"VV"TT1'
ba has Btatt l3 9lnlt i'm Sabre crIbciut, Il:
men Die ShutGn. wrlbt 100 @rtnparc ncbmCn,
tts fur ! Gent bic Niummsr unN tic mrltbe POO
ncn, rrb tiIi9rr. gB,r battn rtn Yreis oui
nisotriin puutt bIGb9tiiet in Ger ,pCffnun9,
HunfIre ltbrn Nmtttriirrr, prCbi9r uno .scbrCr.
AUDI onpcre Srcunre Der Suatnp, Gem nSu:
ffreuub" pictt SbGreu crSfuCu pttccn.
pas l'rrtc NrraSt in YtnrFtroucu 3, in ontcrr
attn 4 @tuts iGbrtjd. 2iS natb 9fcu Qjcrt
sardpbia uno 8tocin9 fcntn mir ric arGftru
|tsr per Grprc6 frci uno ron trrt aus mrr'
. bislt(ttn ntittr ttiSrttrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
@ine 9errliAe 0eIe0enbeit !.
@i 90 c O. g T. b G Z. 6 /
Nurh Wripot Oonbel iu perfaufen.

Ourcb pripot 6onbcl Su perfaufen.
Der llntrr,eiGnete wiinIht feline pcrtrelIIi6
eIn9cri6tste Grteret, 9els9sn in @a1din9tcnpil'
le, Mcntuur Gauutp, on lebr SprtbriIbaften Ses
pinsunsen tur6 pripot Sanprl gu Srrtauffn.--
Die 6erberci' 6cbGube linp 0rrB unp
brqurm unp r5 bctnren lt6 25 @ruben, zine quite
9tintrnntble unO furj 9lles babel, boe ;u elmer
puufanpi9en @srbcrd srbGrt. Die frrnreu Scr.
tcbrunSsn auf trm gi8entbum linO
&wA Sin 5peiit0cfi9te6 @oDubous
Ii:;:Es uno Stdu,
.6 70 ME anore NuBsnsrtGube-eS tr'
fnpst lit etenfaas Gin terrli6er 9aurn nit su'
trn 5ru6tt6umCn farauf.
Eag- 9tnrrn urb SSutc Iinb i'm llcterfIue in
Der llmgCBrno gu batrn-uno itrGoupt III brs
1e9r wsrtlvcllre gj9cnttum unp mro nur bcspes
gen prtauft, pctl rsr @igcnGimsr Nrmano in
lcnrr 6amilje tat, Ter tirIr gei6dftt Su tetretcn
miinidt, unb er l:!tf nGt ftglt ais wclte CT ttt
1ete leIbI fprtlesen.
Die Secn8un9cn loQcn leidt stmaht merben.
II. int gu erfdbren in trm Su6irbr ~ tem ,,9s6a
Gamtp 9atriCt" ebsr lei benz Gi9entbdmrr lsltl,
wCbnbaft in @lItrn, ga.
Sopio &ramm.
December Z, 1859. nqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

Pie Scltfiipnstldttcr oidcjutn ouh ole picr
'htn uup trtcn Cbtu lr rirl iviG oar Su9cn b.
( n D, uue wC es 9cmurIht miro, ituctn mir
Fc Stitttr ;ulammCu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
Sin NuSScbrenDe.

Gtr 8stanuinraGsr, pclGcm feline 0eiunbbciI
n!ccu in rinisen gErGen, rurA Gin enfldr5 Ndts
tel berBelclt wurpe, nodrem CT eingr Sabre an
riacr l4limmcn Gunsen &ranttrit. prer al Der
idudli6cn Srantbrit. RE gIutNbrung, sslittci,
battC, wiilTft Ieircu Irirrntrn WhtmcnIhcn pa7
OHttd tefannt gu MAIDEN. 2ln oNc weI6r rdIs
icltr riinihm, prb or rine Grrie Ger @rrIcripticr
tclirirei, nit her Oirsttpn tie Micpt3n 3u pcrs
i0t9cn sno Su 9cEraudsn Gtrimrm - wrIder
Nittrl fc rlnn fnrrn rpubrn, cine urfrtltarr Sur
in 5Iacn pen GrnIumptpn, gfbma. Srcn6itiS,
II. +. 10. benrrtrn miro. Die rtnisr llriafr,
warum Der Srtanntm0der 9ecadte YrrIription
nuf rirs 2lrt Sulenbct, il ner g8unI6 ren 2eipen.
ben Su belfen-uno CT brfft pa6 ale 2rirenpe re
ncn Srlu6 nit lenCm NiiltrI anfelIen mG6tcn
,umal ba &C nidts fcilrt unb ibrcn pirfIidb rin
ScJm itin lam. Man atrrcBtre.
@brp. s. Il. 9SitIcn,
GRtUiomeVur9b, Sings &C.. 81. n.
Sctrtrr 2G. na2W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
SaS 9aOlcr &Ofcl
Sn Der Staot 2(uentoun,

Der unter3st6nete 9itt rrm aascmenrn gub.
Iitum bsrourd ga6ri6t, rab CT paS ,.llelcr
Sotel' in Der Stapt aIrntaun, 2e6a Gauntv,
psnni9Ipanicn, rbnlSnSF tejo9cn bat, unO nun
O'rcit it alien 2Inipr&enren mad gGmi6 su Die.
nC1.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

RsiIrnte unp 9Gnbere sinstr6tst.
Srine Settrn Ifnb ale pom Der erlen @atr =
Ssin Slid Ipa INNER nit rrn trllm Speilrn bic
Der Nlarft IN elmer jtorn Sabra3et partiettt, tr.
lebt Iein ;-Sn iejnrm Sar ipusn nur bic trilen
@Gtranfr on9strCfer mertrn limb in rrm !0ci
une Stall Icu IS an nGt5 manseln, unp rprten
rtrb ME Gin anbrrsr ols sin wi(sr uno Icr9fat.
tiger StatItnr6t anscfeat, Surg. er pirp purG'
aus nthts fcblrn la6en, TIM irin Saus In gBrf.
lafeit gu elmer SrimaIb fir 8eiirntr unb ontre
iu ma4en. 8ufst babsr an, unp iituirust gud,
ieIbit BON trr 0atrtrt res @eIastrn.
Sir trrsits 8cRrbtns llntcrFibuns 1T CT tE6R
banftar uno flbtt Urrfdnt, raB penn cute 9s.
hanElun9 uno bitIige 8CrNrunern etnas mertt
IinN. ld irinr JtunrI4aft, unp tirs Iebr talp nCd
um SirIcS prrmsbrcn tpirO.
Mo1e6 S6ned.
Sanuar 4. na3Ot
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
9(nd fhr @ltcru unS QcErcr.

oa mir 9luuttu, r08 Gin rtttIr Trtune rtr Jus
aub elm bdtiqCr 6rcuno tcr Gttern
sebrtr lsin mug. neil mon curb tiric om tcttn
rit 8inScr pirtcn fam, thtittn mir in iCrSr
mmcr urfcrcS .Su9cnrfrcurr,s" cinilc HrtittI
, hriltIihc @ricburs fir Gtrrn uno 9cbrer nit
hrtfn roeurtb CHI rehtcn Srte ciutn
II Srunb ,u li9tu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18

Scr cuRruefrcums ale SUD.
|Stnn man OlIt Wumutrn rtn ciutm Sabr9aus,
DSu9Gnofrtunots" t'U0brVt, unr 'uanrncn h,f
lttatineH), mohtn ilc Elm g'uth, rpdhcs in tiiuf
b Sabr'n rob nit @r9uG9tn unc 9luecn 9Ir
|ptrocn tLun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
0e1eQICDQftS : MuaD1url0.

Nadrift wirN bicrmit scseten, RAP bic felt eli
niger Belt bsr SwiIArn rem llnter3etAnetrn, untsr
rer 6irma pcn MarltsGler, Sodrr unb Comp, In
Dem Olll!rr '@rI6ait, in Sal,turs Gauni6ip, Qe'
da GounY, tsRanrene Sanpelss5irma am 2ta,
Nppsmber, 1859, rurG alerleilise Ginwtlsuna
aufsel5bt wcrben ii. Ollie Oirjenissn paber
wsIfe nod an teia9te 8irma .IduIris fnb, fnr
tsrrur6 aufsefprpert ;wi1&en nun uno tsm 1.
Snnuar tr 2sSi Su6man, in teben SGnpsn lit
bic Sa6rr Der 6irma befinpsn, in Der Stapt @t'
lntaun, 0njurufen unp ab5utrSaGlen, tamit gI(Isa
in 9hGt9trit 9ctraGt merren fam.
Soiepb Moritellcr,
Benjamin 8ocber,
Gepi Sudmon.
Oetemtrr Z. naln
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-18
mu;dP i'm ctuocuSfrcuus.

|Rir osccutGu in fircm Solrt in itrtr Drummer
ISrStHclrtunecs cine idSrt jrcl ceer ercilin'
i Nneermdcois mtUutbciIIn uuo 9tautrn, hot
! alIrtn itbcn mebr mrrtb ictn rtrprn Gls tGt
att teiist.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
Cincirnati Market, December 1e.
80. &c.. n.


Though snsl business doing most departments IN
small trade is ifeless and business
much in consequence OF the present troubles owing
20 dread future. Dealers buy all artcleJ simply and
scty with references to their pressing necessities
this embraces Flour, Pork and the various articles produce,
as we'll general merchandise.
FLOUR AND GRATN-Four rather more freely the
receipts being 0UO bbs the whilst exports
only 5000 bills Prices somewhat Irregular
tally over but this owing been very
little pressed the market Prices thus
Those sell could Obtsn "a for
sold time 81 25 aud then grade
bng 81 So There difference Of 25 SOC per
circumstances under which the may have taken
place. The demand consists Of the city trade
from points N the interior.
ruled nominal all the being unwilling
above the views OF mers fully lOc bushe Corn advanced
TO sec. Rye declined to 55955 Oats steady at 2S.
HOGS AND PR0VI>IONS-The market for Hogs has been
very much depressed and ruled low The
market has not been ae many Of the drovers
prefer packing their to selling prices.
but the mani has not been up The offerings day.
prices settled down day day. light
"a 624 IS yesterday whilst the beat in
SIS Farmers and drOves generally holding her Hogs
expecting better prices aad this prices would
Gence entertained by packers the future carry heavy
load Of extreme II
confidence, that tsy have the
without selling the product and this be done
extent The adv from New York last evening LOOKED
hopeful aud had eering inf upon the feelings OF
chants; but something tangible pe before any
Improvement in prices need be looked for.
the close last good business could
done 81 sci 20 the Eng sh packers heiag
wiling these rates but holders
and c1ntsnded for this rate firmly
receipts during tie for scne previous
follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
Arrival OF the North BrIiOn.

NEw YORK. Dee 13.-The steamer North Briton
has arrived at Portland.
The Anglo Saxon arrived out on the 18th.
Discount rates were reduced to 4 and 5 per cent
on call.
The Empress Eugene enthusiastically receiv-
ed at Manchester.
Italian affairs unchanged.
Il is reported that Francis has fed from Gaeta.
Prussia and Sardinia will soon assume diplomatic
relations.
Vettebri is occupied BY French troops by the re-
quest Of the Roman Government
Forty volunteers from the Duchy of Castro in
Vaded Apendenta and disarmed the Papal soldiers
and hoisted the flag Of Savoy. The Papal Governor
escaped to Constantnople.
The Porte refused the Bulgarian community
which proposed to seccde a separate Patriarchat
The ship Charles Sprague, from Deal 10 New Or
leans, put into Queenstown, having lost her fore
mast.
The Bishop of Loretta has accommodated the
clergy of Santa Cara for receiving Victor Emmanuel
PARIS, lst-The Pdtri6 says the revolutionary
movements are increasing in the AbruzZi defles Of
Mount YellnO, occupied by Sandman troops.
NAPLE8-A reactiOnary demonstration was caused
by the Priests and LazzarOni, which was suppressed
and several arrested
Bourse-Rentes 70f 40c.
LoNDON-Banl- rates ). American advices caused
considerable anxiety
The London Times says that the shipments Of gold
from England will Immediately change the whole
character Of the New York money market
1t is rumOred that Danvergne, the French Am
bassadOr at Berlin, shortly succeeds ThOUvenal.
Several disturbances are reported in Hungary
Barring Brothers & Co. say the sales Of American
stocks are u-impOrtant, owing to the American
panic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
COMMERCIAL.


THuEsDkT, EyESfG, Tee. IS, lse0.
We that there asy Improvement In tbs Money
market Capital appears Re aseysr has been
and donlt procure There nOs quite get demand
for Money there weeks ago. and the improvement in
uncurren Money has enabled Of small 70
this description Of currency the ordinary transactions Of bns
Those forced to bSrros ind difficult to nego
tate loans at thing like RESPONSIBLE The
charge @ cent and in cases higher than the out
side figure.
most equal that has visited this country. It's
been alike upon every department Of trade and Pre-
Vous crises have operated unequay upon different pursuits
Of bushes parysng while others maintained degree OF
prosperity In the present crisis however, every branch
ness has been para yse appearances incae vide
spread ruin is be the result.
Our reports from the surrounding county continue the
unfavorab character The crisis Affects districts equal
~ with the large nAr Of trade, and the consequence
country msiehan buys only what he customers will
require and they too, pratng spscuatons
entered into, because every necessary to husband
his resources AZ evidence The the crisis
has affected business learned from an
officer Of one Of our railroads that travel fallen fully
Atty per cent while the decrease reghts has hsen nearly as
great We presume the others could give similar ex-
perience We also learn that the slambas running
trade find their business very materially curlsd them
finding dieu get freghs enough to pay expenses
The Cincinnati Price CuTreRt OF the 18th presen gloomy
picture Of affairs city, That paper says:
Confidence the future is ccmFietey lost one dis
posed TO make the future
destroyed and cash the only basis which business
be carried Time bills Of the shortest dates upon any
point, saebe that the wheels CT thor
oughly eogge the trade the Republic still This
sad picture, admit BUT it Is the simple Of
The money market is tight that the negotiation Of has
become the exception, and the rejection Of the best
paper the rule and to mouth the
where parties forced outside the regular
houses ard merchants Other leading cities say
active with and money cary compared with
with them.
Exchange continues very scarce. hardly obtained
The nominal quotations re: by the old Banks
per cent by otter Banks and Bankers.
In New York the sth beard SO coo Tenne
see per crnt Bends sold at &C.,
The telegraph reports sales Of Tennessee Bonds New
yesterday tine sst board 7oc second board at 7c
Our attention hfs been called to the that notes
better secured than those Of South Carolina Stockholders
liable in the Of the failure Of the Banks pay
holders and other creditors equal to twice the par
value OF the stock held by them This, believe applies all
the Banks in the State.
The following is comparative statement Of the exports
Specie from New York foreign ports the sh Of December
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14

VVAVING received letter OF administration estate OF
Mrs Elizabeth Alley, deceased all person indebted
hereby required settle with by the first
1851 be dealt with sccordngo law and all persons hav
Ing claims the said estate eby notified to hand in
send their claims to me in Clark s7ille Tenn
first Rebuay 1861 they VIII be forever barred both by
and equity. PARIS PETER,
dec5-w4tF Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14

-ENEw YoRK Dee 13.-Tha steamer Florida, which
left for Savannahon the 2th returned to New
York in consequences Of coLhsion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
From PkI,adeIphia.

PHHADEIPHIA Dec. 12-Geo. VIM. Curtis was to
lecture tomorrow evening at Concert Hall, but as
of the riot of last year. when Curtis spoke in this
city on John Browns merits they have refused per-
mission Mayor Henry has been in consultation with
the managers Of the Lecture Institute and advised
the day So apart for their grand Union meeting and
when they desire 10 cOnvice the South that North
erners desire the protection of their rights The May
or offered them five hundred police TO preserve or
der if Curtis PERSISTED in lecturing, but advised
them to desist as even this force might be inefficient
to stay a riot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
l-n0TOGRAPnIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure 10 Announcing to old friends and Gus
after absence Of two years. have again
turned to resume practice Of the Photographic Art
branches having piehasd the interest Of brother
established Gallery in Union Street, aad having spent
four months New YORK the past Summer to obtain full all
improvements in the have painted renovated and
enlarged suite Of Rooms throughout. That ny facilities
produce first class than Galleries
boast o. and conduce 70 the comfort of patrons trust not
only 70 sustain The proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained Bat to elevate II F higher standard have
engaged the services Of Mr. COOK Of the best Photo
Rsphe in the world who Pictures which obtained the
FIRST premium at the Worlds IA in London, in 1851, and
determined not only TO make this the leading Gallery in the
State, but work shall surpassed North Sonth,
and Introduce to the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Nignete. plain colOIed;
1Forytypes, c0lored;
Pastel Pictures, life size
Photographs Canvass, life size;
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at sitting.
eerreoseopes, on glass PAPER.
continue to make the Melainotye and AmFeype hereto
FORE The above styles all entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Gard which only made at time All
Wno are in want ofanything line politely invited give
me call before visiting elsewhere, when viii BY peculiar
the above facts. Respectfully,
oct3l-tf r. W. HUGHES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
From meaningless.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lex. Gov. Thomas, Of Mary
land now at the head Of the Patent Office, has ac-
eepted the Secretaryship Of the Treasury.
At the meeting Of the Committee of Thirty thFee
to-day, Mr. Nelson Submitted a proposition which
he deems 4 suitable basis for the adjustment Of ex
isting affairs.
The ultra Southern members are inclined to reject
all propositions. and declare that a recODstruc-
ton Of the Government Is inevitable.
The Albany bridge case argued in the Su-
preme Court today by Vim. A. Beach, Of Troy.
The case will occupy several days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-14
CONGRATULATIONS


NN1HEREAS, the growth and power purely sectional
Dental election a party whose eny tie Is hostility
rights and institutions Of the een Southern sta1o-have
brought upon the country cs unparalleled ia the history
Of the GoveFmen which in ny opnion demands he eEavest
Therefore, L IsAE g. HARRIS Governor State Of Ten
By virtue OF the power and authority me vested by the
consn do hereby require the Senators Representatives
Of the houses Of the General Assembly aid Stae TO con
the CAPITOL ashvile, Monday tie 7 ay OF Jan
" SCI, az II O'clock NJ egislate such SUI as
may then 5 mittet 70 than
- IN testimony whereof, have hersunts set nv hand
and caused the great seal Of The State to be axed Al
Il the Department Nashville the 7h DAY az Decem-
I ber D. 1860 IShAM G. HARRIS
~ BY the Governor
J. &. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
The Baunsr aud Patriot Nashville Avalanche and AppeaI
Memphis Advertiser, chattanooga Register Knoxville and
West Tennesssan, Jackson, will copy
dscS-dtwSgIt
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From south Carolina.

COLUMBIA. S. s, Dec. lL-There an animated
contest in the Legislature for the election Of Cover
nor to-day. The following is the second ballet ;
Necessary to a choice 50. Piekens SIS johnson so ;
Rhett %; Jamson q Townsend / Barnwell A.;
Chestnut l. On the first ballot Pickens and johnson
tied.
The third ballot resulted as follows: Piekens Sc
johnson As Jan1isou 2S Rhett % scattering s.
The ballotipg ceased for to-day.
The small pox is increasing here, and causes great
upeasiness Taere is prospect Of the Legislature
adiourning to Charleston tomorrow.
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R0.tss nv H. n Harrison Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent.

Remarked nv H. a. Harrison Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
Now on the Shoals, three and half feet Re
uorss from above speak favOrably of a head rise
coming down Should this be reliable we may an
tcipate. in few days, I've feet on the Shoals.
Steamers c. E. Hlllman and B. N. Runyan-these
two St Louis crafts are hourly looked for. having
been detained BY low water in the Upper Missis-
sippi.
The steamer Nashville, from Cincinnati, did not
leave until Tuesday last Her arrival at this port
set for Saturday next. The Melrose will be imme-
diately after her.
The GleawoOd and Emma are now ladng at Gin
cinnati for this port.
The Red Rover will be the next New Orleans
steamer to STRIVE after the PASSPORT.
Freights as usual, continue exceedingly scarce,
with but little prospects OF an increase.
The Gen. Anderson is expected from Cairo, and to
return to-day.
The May Duke viii be this day regular u o'clock
packet for Paducah, giving through bills to New
Orleans.
ARRIVED.
Minnetonka Padueah.
DEBATED.
Minuetonka Paducah.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec l3CoOn sales to day 10 600 baless
Prices easier but quotations unchanged Sugar hr1n 4
5K Molssses 29sj Corn firm, 6O9ss Freight to Liverpool
9 1905 Other articles unchanged
NEw YORK. 13-cOton sales $500 bales including
bales IN transit. Bddng Upland TO- Four-sales r. 600
bbs 81 5O4 COrn-sses 80 G06 bushels, G1S65 Ness
PORK dull aes 400 b6s, SIG I2I9l6 IS stsady-saIe
go Bbfs, 9H9lO1z.
C1ScINEAri 13Four dull sales 800 b5ls - 10. Corn
90 Oats dull q. Whisky lax. Mess Pork-saes 700 bills
sl49I4 IS. Lard dull. s5z99x. Tugsr 6977<
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METEoRIc IRoN-A fine specimen of this curious
production of nature found some time since by
Mr.. NJ. D. CROCKETT, on his farm, near CoopertoWn
in Robertson county, Tennessee 1t is an oval mass
nine inches long and seven and half inches WIDE
being about four inches thick at one end and gradu
ally becoming thinner towards the other. Its shape
reminds one of the heavy or butt end OF club. 1t
weighs thirty pounds. The beautiful crystalline
structure so handsomely characterislns certain me-
teorites is remarkably well displayed in this spe-
cimen.
Mr.. CROCKETT, with great lberality, has presented
this meteorlte TO Chancellor LINDSEY, of the Uni
versity of Nashville for the museum now being
formed by him There it may be seen By any of our
citizens and will be used for the instruction Of
thousands of young men. Prot. J. LAWRENCE SMITH,
of Louisville, who has long made special study OF
meteorites will furnish minute description of 1t IN
an.earIy number of SiRimaa's Journal