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NET YORK Jaa Cotton sales day 1000 bales; mdang
upland ~ Flour dull; sales to-day $500 bb IS goes Is
Whisky sales 800 bbls 26 Corn. white s79s9 oofse,
Maricsbo l21S9n Sugar am sales 800 hhds MusooYaao
28z Mess pork SIC %. Lard, sales $50 bbs 9lOs
CINCINNATI jan 6--Mess pork held a. $3.50 Lard l0c
ISL
NV ORLEANS, Jan 6oottoni ses to-day 5000 hales mid
ding l0a5 8lo SAFES Of the week 62000 bls Receipts o.
the week 90 800 bales against C. 500 bales during the same tine
lat year Exports Of the week. Is bales Total exports OF
the 7i5 500 Eass Receipts this port ahead Of lat
$4,000 bales AZ all Southern ports, 3J75O0 ba e.
Stock At New Orleans 5OS5oa bales Coffee lr9l2e In
ports Of the 1890 bsgs on band GOO sgs
Freight cotton to Liverpool I6 Exchange on London @
~ o. bills Of lading e96S New York sixty days 2S@s
discount. Sight &9H discount
MEW AoEK Jan-The Shipping list ays Gotten Is sha6e
mer sales o. three Gays 5.0b bales, Madng Urands ~
sugar steady, at previous rates. Mosses ashy advanced
Freight on Cotton % Liverpool, if steads Ezahsnge
on london issBa
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NASHVILLE Asn lHlrI4s08oA RAuEoAD.
Leave Nashville % les e n; and az s, pm.
Arrive as ia a. ln. and l3 p. ~
lBo-h trains connect al SieFehsonfor Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville saturday
night
ihe night train from Nashville come e. 1t Chat
tanooQa with the trains onthe East tennes ee
and Georgia road
both trains connect at Chattanooga VITA trims
on the Western and Atlantic road
fkoth trains connect at Narirace with trains
on tile SheltBgife branch.
TThe dav train from Nashville c0unecss &C lil
lalioma with i'ie train on the MciiinnFle lil
Manchester road.
TThe day train from Nashville eonnects At
Decherd with trains on the Nmchss ler md
Alabama road for Salem and Faye.tefillcl
Tr-nRssEE ASn ALABAMA RsHR0aD;
Leave Nashville al AZ m, and 2.55 p. m.
Arrive at Z, q. IN. and 6;20 p. M
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE KAmR0tn.
Leave Nashville as As a. an, and 2:3s p m. FIle
morning train c1rfies the mail
Arrive az 3.I p. M. ana 1886, p m. THE evening
train brings the NALL
lDqEFTELD Aili KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at q ,. IN.
Arrive at 10. a. m
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[RsPqrted By II z HaRRisoE, Steamboat AGENT
The river has continued TO decline until there Is
now on Harpeth sboals s. feet The weather has
moderated but IS stl cold with Indications Of snow
or rain. The James johnson has arrived and viii
depart for New Qrleans. Oh Tuesday next
Now by s.. Pau, the work goes bravely on
Our city fathers, we are pleased 10 state have taken
the wharf improvements under their own control
and are now rigOrouslyat work EWith respectable
number Of hands,p preparing the landing in suitable
style for the reception and preservation Of feights
Well better late taunever and ifthe hands are kept
steadily on the job at least to thelboating commEn
~ It viii be source Of much qualification. to saw
nothing Of the other numerous interests which have
suffered from the proerast1nation OF this important
;r,,,-,.-o-.
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NEW ORLEANS Jan. 6-The Indianola has arrived
with brownsville dates of the first
Cortinas captured Rio Grande City. when the
troops, rangers and volunteers attacked defeated
and drove him across the river. recapturing two
guns, previously lost and number of horses. and
killing sixty Mexcaas. -
The Americans lost nine
COFtinas was completely routed
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NEw-Y oRK, Jan. 9Th The Washington correspou-
dent Of the Commercial advertiser says there are
runors Of renewed military organization to aid
the Mexican LibcFalists. i is probably the last
fall organization Of volunteers under the influence
OF fldanrri, revived. The leaders have consulted
the Administration, but bow they were received is
unknown. some Of them 90 to Vera Cruz TO make
FERNS with Iuoraz
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JEFFETsoS Cry, No, JAN 6.-The California
overland mai Of the 18th ult, has arrived.
d; 7. Belknap has been appointed administrator Of
the Broderick estate
Cen Totten arrived at San Francisco on the 18th
to report the condition Of the Qualifications and re-
qulrements on the Pacific coast
Il L. Horn, tobacco dealer, has failed
18th ult ~
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CoIrMBUs, OHIO, Jan. 5-The Democratic State
Convention to appoint four delegates at large to the
National Convention at Charleston, met here today
A large number were present, Hon VIM B. Woods.
OF Licking, was chosen Presidcut and also one Vice
PRESIDENT from each Congressional district.
resolution was adopted BY a large majority de-
eiarng that Stephen A. Douglas was the favor te of
the Ohio Democracy for President. and instruetng
the delegates from Ohio to cast their entire vote for
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sURSCRGmE.

Nov is the bes. sine to subscribe for
the UNloS AND AMERICAN FOR the year 1860,
as you can get all the numbers for the
year.
It is also good time for those whose
time is about to expire torenew theifsub-
scription for another year. Send ia yols
orders. and the cash in advance
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THE SorrHHEy DEWoCEAuC BANNER.-We receiv-
ed call yesterday from Messrs. GANSAwAr & Louis,
who propose TO commence the publication Of a pa
per under the above tide lin the hourishing town Ct
Bowling Green, Ky, on the 20tb inst and are pleas
ed TO learn that their prospects are highly crafty
ing. They win issue one thousand copies of the
first number This is an admirable opportunity for
advertisers to reach the business men Of that por-
ton of Kentucky
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FOreign COmmercIaI.

Per Bohemian. LIVERPOOL. December
The sales Of cotton fer three days preceding departure Of
The bohemian from Liverpool &c. 0O1 which sDecu
lois and took 1000 bales The closed
VAN declining tendency and prices EASIER though quota
y unchanged Advces from Manchester unfaYorahle
m1e was dull and in prices Slightly
Richardson Spence 90. report the market
q1iet but steady for -four.
Hneat-Frm with an improved tone and partially higher
COrn-Quet butf-m.
ProYisions-The parties
Lard quSt and steady.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Lee. Coon-salss Yesterday and &c day IL
oO bales nearly az TO the trade. Ehe is dull and I'd
lower since Friday last
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l3tNGoE, AiE J4n. s i has been aseeftsine,i lg
the receivers, upon application to the engravers.
that there las been no fraudulent OVer-ssue of bills
OF the Norembaga Bank The circulation il about
81 O0O Benjamin B. Peck State Treasurer. was
arrested yesterday upon a civil suit by the reeeiv-
eIs. and lodged in jail on a charge Of eonspiring
with the Cashier to emhezzle the funds of the bank
Inc amount taken from the bank was about $50 600;
on part of which the Cashier had security on nronl
erty in Canada. The amount Of the state money &
supposed to be $4,000 or $4,000.
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Lard unchanged and in fair demand at CSC for No L
POTATOES-The market lie unchanged and nothing doing ex
cept In the most limited retail way at Sis per Dbl.
SEEDSA dull and heavy market for CLOVER the week AMI
prices further declined The receipts have large me
sales add up for the week 500 bbs closing sass for that in
bags and 81 65 for that 10 barrels.
WHIskfIhe marke mas been exceedingly dull throughout
the week and pee lover. The rate each day
995c Thursday &c; Friday 9c, Saturday 2I<c Moneay
and Yesterday Gle, closing dull.
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state EegisIatures.

gained to-day E. G. Kuborn. demoeTat. If Anne
Arundel county, was elected Speaker Of the House.
end Jno Brook, Of Prince Georges, President Of
PORTLAND, Jan. 5-The Maine Legislature was Or
gained yesterday. Thos. H. Marshall Of Belfast
was chosen President, Jas. Lincoln Secretary of the
Senate. and F. a. Pike. of Calais Sneaksr AMI
Charles A Miller, of Rockland, Clerk Of the House
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TeaneseeGs quoted in New York market on the h
Hss5ss' an Virginia 6s sal These quotations show
cline Of about &c since the payment Of the Jsnuary
NEW YORK Jan 5Mcney continues active 1t irregular "a e.
an the dppy offered limited Sterling exchange Inactive
40 !.
CScINAAT Jan 5-Ihe money market has not changed
ssna and the supply Of currency rather better No al
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralzes this maarous poison in the bloOf
and stimulates the liver 10 ex9el il from the body AS
II should, It coes this affecting disorder VITA
perfect certainty. And IL does more, or miier doaa
what is Of more service to those subject Co this Infection
II taken IN season il expGls il from the system as & s
absorbed, and thus keeps those whB e free FROM rs
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
% the disease Consequently il nCe 0lY cures, bur
protests rom, tie greet variety Of elections which are
lucuced BY ths malignant influence. such Remittene
Fever Chill Fever Dumb, OF Masked AEue Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious Eevers, Men
ralgias hhenmatsn Gout. Blindness Ioothachc, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpitati0ns Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Cohc, Paralysis and Painful
Affections IT the Stomach and Bowels an Of which,
when arising from this cause viii De found 20 assume
more OF less the intemitteHt ype- This " AGUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
Cures the disease.
ms il aceomplishcs by stimulating the ezcreioras
70 expe the virus from the system; and these organs
By degrees become habed 70 do hs their office Of their
own accord Hence arises what We term Gccaatafi0n.
lime may accomplish the same end but often lie Is ncs
long enough or is sacrificed In the aticmnt while this
" AGUE CURE does i az once. and With safety. We
have great reason % believe this is surar as wen a.
safer remedy foT the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc Infection than any otherwhch
has been discovered and i has sun another Important
advantage to the public, which is, that il is cheap
wei as good.
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LEAYENwoRTH, Jan. 5-The Pixies Peak expreus.
when left Denver City Dec. 2SEi, has arrived here
bringing $4,000 worth of gold dust
Much dissatisfaction existed with regard to the
IfoElnelal Government recently organized and it
was generally regarded as a failure Attempts 10
collect taxes levied by the Legislature were uisuc-
cessiul in the mining districts and a general want
o. confidence in the adequate power and protection
OF the government was felt The people look to
speedy organization Of the Territory by Congress
as indispensable
Mining continued on a limited scale in the inter-
walls Of warm weather
building was progressing rapidly in Denver City,
Out there was great scarcity of materials.
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Southern Photographic Temple of Fine
Corner OF DPaderics street and Pablo Square over
Provinces

Corner OF Deadericl street and Pablo Square, over
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or colored Photograph, which are warranted not to
fade, call at the Southern Photographic Temple of
Fine Arts corner Of Deaderc street and the square
Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery, and being permanent institution of
this city You win be sure Of not being humbugged,
you certainly viii be by those noisy and pedding
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custo-
mer or no charge made
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or daguerreotype. Call and see speci
mems. CIIAS C. GIERS
dec5-tf
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---r--e--3 A~lit iAliis5 ~
advertise by the year, for 1860, are re-
quested to send in their advertisements
as early as practicable.
TIM CUMBERLAND Rryrn RaHnoAo BRrDos.-The
Cincinnati louaascal Of the 9Th inst has the follow
ing in regard to the railroad bridgef at DIS place
The great bridge over the Cumberland river at
Nashville, recently completed BY Bristol AcCullum
t9y Of this city, is of the finest structures Of
tle kand 60 az the country. II is Of the saline char
aeaeI o. work as the elegant bridge, on the Ohio
ana Mississippi road over Milleresk on the west
side 3 this city bat much larger and is construct
e Wfh draw for steamers. 70 is Jointly owned
b Ihe Lons vile and Nashville and Elgetield and
heatuczy Railroads, though built undcr the inins-
diate direction and control of the letter
is extreme length is geo feet made up Of four
spaus rr one on each side, and two draw spans in
tls middle Zach fred span is zoo feet IN tie clear
between supports Zach dr0lo spanis 100 fees i'm the
clear between piers-they are the largest railroad
draws NJ Che world the one at Rock Island beinc
second. This IS 20 feet wide on one side and TO
LeeI Woe on the other The total lenglt Of draw
from one extremity to the other Of the movable nor
ton ls zoo feet; and is entire weight Is computed
at - tons Il can readily be turned into position
~ orc man IN four minutes, and by two or three
men IN two and a half minutes
The bridge superstructure is of the kind known
as the Mediums Truss; BY Gray Wilton & Co.
SohtfActofs me center pier on which the immense
draw turns is 80 feet in diameter at the TOP. 3fI
feet at the bottom, 6SI feet high and contains ,
z954 perches Of masonry.
The eastern main pier is 758 feet high. and con-
talHs l.ZO6f perches Of masonry Tie western /
main pier is 75l feet high eantaining Oqs3
perches Of masonry The Foundations Of lsi /
the piers are laid smoothly upon the solid |
rock IN wat about twelve feet deep at mean low |
water. The extreme rise of water in the river at
the POINT where the bridge stands is 81 feet The I
u i N-HHHnH nHH n#'H Al oHn
perehes Of masonry S54 600 feet Of timber; and 4
100000 pounds of iron.
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FESTIVAL AZ Louisville TO THE LEGISLATURES OF
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCTY.-Gov. HARRIS transmit
ted to the Legislature yesterday, an invitation from
the citizens and City Council Of Louisville, to attend
festival at that place at such time may be de-
signated, in honor Cf the union of the two States
by the completion Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad The invitation win be accepted by our
Legislature, and the time designated when it viii
suit the convenience Of members to attend.
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Tar RACE Nor Always TO THE SWIFT appears
says the Memphis Appsal that our old favorite, Bill
Alexander lost the twomile race over the Metairie
course At New Orleans on Saturday, the slst ult
having been beaten BY WELLS Uncle jeff There
were eight entries, while but two started The
Delta Of Sunday says that, at the start Bin Alex
ander was the fauorita at two and three to one.
The start fine for cold, nasty weather, and the
run through the first mile was handsome. and by
the BY quick for the track. The horses entered the
second mile side by side and on leaving the turn at
the end Of the first quarter in the second mile Abe
stretched out Uncle JEFF by persusasion and the
gallant grandson Of old Glencoe came home winner
Of thu heat in 4:0l amid shouts from the seventy
FIVE hllffrozen sinners who made the public stand
look tesOlate by their presence. Here the tables
turned. hundred to twenty was now freely offer
ed that Uncle JEFF Wells would win the money The
second heat was beautiful There was tussel for
the lead all through until the halfmile post in the
second mile was gained when our Uncle went clear
" in front, and continued to gain until the heat and
race were won in 4:04{ amid shoats from the afore-
said seventy-tve.
The Memphis Aral1ncEe says match was made
the night before the race, for $4,000, that Bill
Alexander could beat any thing Of his age in the
STATE, and this may account for the defeot,
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NEW ABRANGEmENT.

NEW ABRANGEmENT.
The SOufiseFn Express COMPANY.
we undersigned respectfully give notice tdat sy hare en-
tered INTO co partnership, under TIE ana drn on
me southern Express CO"tpany, FOR the trans
eeuon o. General r 9 and nousan usress and have
made arrangements Win The hdeh Ksnthcly Tennessee
and Alabama and fentr Suurhsr IA rod Companies 70 nm
Messengers daiy over these ho.ds and PREPARED %
ioEard g ds % a aons % The above med Rarosis in
charge special Messengers low rates Thsir nsSsr1
are provid h Iron SAFES 0r the safe TRANSMISSION OF moey
yesery ana oer vaiua5es bl notas and drafts eoliea
Oaiee At RAINS BRoWNs Drug stys. No. 10 Public
square JAMES GLOVER. .
A. x HOLT.
jars Late d Adams Ezprsss COMPANY
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Fever and Ague,

Rem which mankind suffer over a large part OF fhs
globe. > the consequence % Diseased accn IN lha
system induced ~ the noisGsrus uifsl af eeailha
decay. ms e2la1iIan ) evolved e le-,elior ~ .,.
heat 81 wet ac. ard rises VITA tl1 FlittF rdro7 f
Is While the sun is below the h1ri1fn this rlear
fingers near the earths surface and the rs IS taken
with il through the hngs into the blood T11e r. aet
IS an irritating poison the internal vis7cra and e
eretng organs Of the body. The liver breomes torpid
and fails 70 seerete nos only this virus hlt also t ha
hom the blood. Both the virus and che bic accuuulata
IN the circulation and prouce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the Kidneys and the stomach
synpathize with the hver and become disaxered also
Finally, the instinct Of our organism as # IN an atempt
% e1pel the noXous Infusion, concentrates the whos
blood c. the body In the internal excrctios 10 force
them 10 cast il out The blood leaves tie suraec and
PUSHES to the central organs with congcsTe violence
This is the CEILL. But in this o1rt It fails. Taen ts
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES 70 the surface as if IN andlhar eaft
% epel the Irritating poison through that other great
exeret0rgthe SKIN In his also il falls and the sYs-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting far fhe
recovery Of strength 10 repeat the hopeless e another
DAY. These are the fits or LaTuXvsns 81 fEvER ANil
AGUE- such constitutional disorder VIII of course un
dermine the heclth If il is nos removed.
have lab0rel % find, and have .1und an anfiiota
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An IMPATIENT JCEYNAN-An Arkansas cores
pendent Of the New Orleans Pieagme gives the fol-
lowing as authentic:
You are fond of cracking Jokes at the expense of
Arkansas; now here is one IN your State absolutely
true. ! got it from an eve witness:
The District Court in one of our Northern par
ishes- was in session twas the first dav of the
Court. time after dinner Lawyers and others had
fined. and were sitting out before the hotel and a
long lank. unsuphisticated countryman came up and
uRcerem0Hiously made himself one of EN- and
remarked
Gentlemen. I wish you would 60 on with this
Court want TO go home-I left Betsy a looking
out"
&c AIR said one Of the lawyers and pray hat
detans yuu az Court
' Why. SIR" said the countIyman. Il am fotch-
ed here as q jury. and they say if go home they
will have 10 find me- AMI mont do that as live a
good piece
What jury are ou on.7 asked the lawyer
What jury"
Yes. what jury gIauG or travcrseg"
Grand or travis jury - Dsd-fetched If 1
know
Well said the lawyer did the judge charge
yous
Wei Squire the little fellow that sits ND in
the pulpit, and kinder bosses over the crowd gin
us a talk but don't know ii he charged anything
or not
To crowd broke mp in a roar Of laughter. and
the sheriff called the Court
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS DrEHo THE YEAR IS59.-
The following table shows the number Of railroad
accidents in the United States during the year just
closed which were attended with loss of life and in
jury to persons:
1859 1868.
Acdts. Killed. Wnd Acdts. Killed. WIND.
Total...7S I29 All Total, 80 lI9 Az
The above figures do not include accidents caused
by the careessEess Of travellers themselves or deaths
or injuries resulting from the reckless conduct Of
persons in crossing railway tracks when trains are
running
The following additional table shows the number
Of accidents and the number Of persons killed and
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The provision market is somewhat unsettled with quota
slightly higher than week but the market yesterday,
side Of buyers tame. Mess pork
Sl525 yet holders generally firm SIC 50 Sl7 la
is held at lie, bat there buyers l0zc ana not
at that. Bacon nominal ga shoulders Al
sides Suarcured hams have declined to l29f2< Although
the market fo~ hog pruLg, is firm, holders are
ened anu while orders are better than previously yet buyers
tmd, and az sales could made 10 any
great extent. Indeed mas he said that are disposed
70 aEat the crop report Partial reports and estimates
20 land, but these being incomplete ard unreliable the e
only increase the anxiety for the full xbit The Price CIR
rent gives the estimated packing at sixtyf points, including
most OF the important places. The octngs 62 37g AT
the sane places last the packing reached showing
decrease Of $3.50 In this estimate Cincinnati is put down AZ
$4,000 70 which think $4,000 may added The fact is
this exhibit is to be regarded reah hardly be safe
70 anticipate ag OF in the West statement con
tas most OF the short points in Kentucky, Tennessee Hi
nOis.
GR0CERIESThe stocks OF Groceries are ample to meet ts
demand, and being constantly enlarged THERE'S fair amount
business doing within the Of the following quota on
SUG4R-Far 9Sf and Prime to Choice a9t;c II in hogs
heads end c advance these quotations harrels New
iork Coee Sugars Oall Crushed and Powdered isIac;
Loaf d Gi2c.
MoIssss SYRUF N5lasss Il barrels 354sc gal: half
IA Fes 5Oc Sugar House 4394jc Golden Syrup in barr
F9fi half barrels r5e, and Eegs ten gais) 81
GoFFEE-Rio i29l3e. LagIyra 70 9i3c; Java 1890 b b
apeal ooSSl; dunpowder 80 use; Young Tyson 40
960, Black G0@Si So
sAHF-We quote Coarse sa at $50, and Fine a, l609
lO, and Barrel At ac buhe The the market is
ample 70 meet the demand.
COTTON YARNS-Th following are the agents quotations
Cor Cotton Yarns zoo ard So &c doz Co., Oc 500 le and
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NORFOLK, V A.. Jan. 5.-The residence of Mr. Hail,
an extensive book AID piano forte dealer. and the
property Of exAlayor Lamb, and four other build
mgs were destroyed by fire this morning 1t is sup
posed to be the work Of incendiary. The loss is
partly insured,
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Orr THE TRAcK.-The Columbia Mirror saws the
freight train on the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
ran OF the track on the 4th inst. near THouPsox's
Station, and did considerable damage to the road
but fortunately no one was injured
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hoN- JoHN BEII--The Patriot Of yesterday an
hounces its preference for Mr.. BELL as The Oppos
ton candidate for the Presidency.