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Judge Collamer on Kansas Affairs.

REPORT FROM THE MINORITY or THE SENATE
COMMITTEE ON TERRIToRIEs.-pREsENTE
MARCH -, 1856.
Mr. CoLLAMER, from the Minority of
the Committee on Territories. to whom
was referred the Presidents Message on
affairs in Kansas, makes the following
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT 0FFICE,
Nashville, Jan. 20.


ashville Jan. 20.
SCOTTON-5O bales offered yesterday at former
quotations, but buyers were unwilling to accede to
the demand. No sales effected at the date Of our
inquiry.
ToBACCo-The following comprise the sales o
yesterday: A. Hamiton's, hhds at 625, 40,
7.l5 johnson Hornes, hhds at sos, and 30.
GRAIN-None Offering.
GRoCERIES-Withouta any change; Coffee still
firm with upward tendency at l3lal4c.
wHISKY-In better demand, and sitter. Com
mon 32aS6; Old Rye 60; Peacoek's 81.
BACoN-sasf; so, OO0 lbs sold, to arrive, at 81,
for shipment per railroad south.
Trade improving, aud transactions fair for the
weather.
CHARLESTON, Jan. %, N,-CoTToN-There is
a brisk demand to day, with sales OF 1900 bales at
sa9lc Prices are unchanged.
AUGUsTA. Jan. %, P. .-CsrToS-fhe demand
has been active to-day, with lair business aud firm
prices; Middng Fair &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 10, IL M.-CoTToS Notwith-
Manding the uuiavorable weather there il some
inquiry for cotton aud l,5o0 have been sold, said
to be decline OF lie from the prices prevailing in
the early part Of the week.
SUGAR AND MoLASsss-N cry uAle uoltlg.
FLoUR- A lot Of 100 bbls Choice Extra was Ia.
ken yesterday at 10 %, bat to-day We do not hear
Of n solitary sale.
CoES-StOek much reduced, and only $50 sacks
sold az 6Sa70c.
PoRx-Yesterday 200 bbls Heavy Meas "a choice
lott brought l6 so per Dbl
BAcoS-Retail transactions oHy.
LARB--We notice sale Of 100 kegs at lOi; and
yesterday lS5 bhls Prime at l0ie per D.
BEKF-Is 90 offered Cor lot OF Prime Ness in
sierces.
WHISKY Retailing at A5a4se.
CoEFEE-4, 900 bags we're taken by one party
yesterday tfroR the Panama's carso.l at lie
FEnsHTs-Colton 70 Liverpool IA
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New Hooks.

THE Coon TINE COMING. BY T. S. Arthur
Philadelphia: j. B. Lippncott d. Co.
This work is one Of the best of the many
productions of the author Like every thing
from his pen it aims to promote the good of hi,
race. 1t is well to inculcate the idea that
there is a good time coming" to all who will
work and wait" patiently work and look in
the right direction" How much happier
would be the lot Of all, if they kept this idea
always in view.
The ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA Edited by
James Morier. Philadelphia Lippincott
Grambo q Co.
The scenes of these Adventures are laid in
Turkey, Persia and Russia. They are very in
viting Wehave gone with the hero over the
paths lac trod with considerable relish and
acknowledge our Indebtedness TO hun for many
refreshing moments. In reading Ills work.
we felt the full force Of the PREDATORY remarks
"To unite amusement with instruction is to
give relish 10 nourshment The man whose
energies are worn out with the daily struggles
in life, when he sees portrayed the sterner
battles Of some other life furge,s the cares that
press too heavily on his own heart and para.
lyze lis Strength; he passes out of the narrow
circle in which his self hood is hourly bound
his faculties are quickened and refreshed in
listening to sparkling wit; the finest chords
within his breast are stirred by the breath OF
the poets inspiration"
The above works have been laid on our ia.
BILE by Mr., @. W. SMITH, Book seller, College
Street We are also indebted 10 him for a
copy Of Miss BUNKLEY's Book exposing the
Mysteries Of Convent Life, and have reserved
it for particular notice at another day.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS The musical
entertainment 10y Profs. IlEss & WEBER, Thurs.
day night, was attended by many of our citi-
zens large proportion of them Icing ladies'
The selections Of music were made with good
taste, and the manner in which they were
rendered, was highly creditable. We cannot
in the crowded state Of our columns mention
the particular pieces which pleased us best.
The illustrations were very attractive, and
formed a charming feature of the evening
exercises.
The second Of these entertainments came
of la t night. Another is set for to night, on
which occasion we hope to see full house.
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Snow melting very slowly and weather
cloudy like it might rain in the early part OF
the day, but the sunshine got the best Of it
before night; fresh water lars hav'nt the con-
fidence TO expect any thing these days.
River about on a stand with sufficient wa.
ter for small boats-say 4 feet
The Aida and AuHt Lefty left at noon YES.
terday-the former for PaGucah aud the latter
for New Orleans
The Dr. Robinson left for points below.
The Scotland is still in port aud will not get
off before Monday. he is a magnificent boat
for freight and can carry il all at once.
The Hartspiile left for Burksyi!le and upper
ports at 8 o'clock.
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STATE NORMAL ScHooL-The bill to estab.
lish State Normal School was under conside-
ration in the House Of Representatives yester.
day. The speeches of Mr. Iatton and Gov
Blown, in support Of the measure were ex
ceedingly able and eloquent, and the brief re-
marks Of Mr.. Brazelton were full of good
sense. The bill passed by vote of "a to %.
A motion was entered to reconsider this vote,
but we trust this motion will be withdrawn.
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CONSUMPTION AND SPiTTiSo BLooD.-see the
Wk@aSeS certificate Of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederick-
burg Va, and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Mnge the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and OF opposed to what he called quaek
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the case
Of Mr. Ramsey we're wonderful indeed
He had given up by several physicians had tried
most Of the quaek medicines and tbs verge Of de-
pair as well as the grave when he tried Carter Spanish
Mixture.
the public to his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his
aaa adverSaernent
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL RoAD.-The
Alabama House of Representatives on Monday
Dist inst, passed the bill for the benefit Of this
road, over the Executive Veto. The Senate
having previously done the same thing the
bill is now a law, in defiance of the opposition
of Gov. Winston
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$1,074S96 81
176,os2 Al

The Efna Insurance Company presents its patrons the
very satisfactory condition. Of large increase in Cash As
sets FIR the further security of their pociesa invest
mens being placed at the minimum market value at the pre-
sent time OF depression in the standard Of They
either prime vdend paying stocks, coed, vau bic
and clean Investments, yielding moderate interest and
come The standard basis which the Assets have been
valued being cod az Interest Besides this soidty q
Company calls attention to the strength and security It de-
Tives from its combined system Of Agencies through its
agents having the Of presenting united phaanx Of
experienced JRderG0lters, which has worked for Thirty
seven years. the happest results stockholders and claim
ants for ossesand enabs It to enter the year 1855 with
greater prestige for future than been
reached by a really National lnsursnce Corporation.
~ All business attended to with despatch and fidelity.
By order Of the Board JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
jan2l-lm Nashville.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WEaE roy EvKa IN LovEf-would you ike TO bel Would
you like to marry the object Of your aections Would yOE
Ike TO take your BOSOM and snatch from s rival charms
the heart and face that you have yearned for 50 long, hut
fear you cannot wnf There difficulty about it, Pro-
lessor RosDoUr made it easy. he hasven the whole
mysterious process that book Of his, The Bliss Of
Marriages. II IN Advertised in another column.
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IRON RAILING AND

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
THE subscribers prepared to ell orders Of any
Il for IRON WORK, such
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &c,
Also, IRON STAIRS. DOORS, SHUTTERS, SETTLES,
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINS, &C They pay particular attention enclos
ing CEMETERY LOTS and PARKS, having the largest
sortment Of Patterns Of establishment In the country
enabled TO please the most fasdous In taste Arch-
tects Builders in any part OF the Uaon wanting
Work. by sending drawings will receive the estimate
cost of work, and viii furnish any WORK from their de
signs OF drawings that may be desired
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture, by address
ing few lines stating for what purpose win be furnished
with printed designs by mall with the prices
Ell All Orde sent US will receive prOmp. attention. and
the work finished and fitted In the best manner and packed
In boxes for safe carriage, HOOD CO.,
12i North Tenth Street,
And Broad aud Ridge Avenue,
10 In u A..ln. IL
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yeT&S, DYSPEPSIA AND IsDfGEsrIoS.-The'e sreA'
ME- seourges Of our people cannot be too vel IN
derstood or the means of svertng curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any means
OF cure or alienation confe benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor This desirable consunmation has
achieved and not only dyspepsia be cured but Il
may prevented by the of Hoohands German Btter
prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia which medi-
cine spoken of in Of the highest commentator by
thousands who tested its efficacy II IS perfectly IN
in its raure and the valuable property
Of improving health Of the robust well restoring
the health Of the sick. See advertisement
PHoF. WOODS HAIR RRsroRArvE-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme cid age. II is now put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement
r1z5@ To Nervous sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN
~ restored to health in few days, after many days
Of great suffering anxious to make known the
Of Will send (ree) the prescription used Di
rect the Rev. JOIN NJ DA0SAL No. SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn
Yew York.
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~ FOR RENT small uea, FRAME Dwelling
HoUsE, No % Spruce Street. Enquire at this office.
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PR OF. w DIS

IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
NHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
10 original growth far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandru itching
in the shape Of cuaneous eruptonseven scald head
and in possible will II fail Of curing by maggie
periodical headache and used twice week by
the young regularly II will preserve the color aad keep
hair from falling, to any imaginable age READ JUDGE
Lo0ANsPoEr, Ia, June 2sth, 1855.
Messrs o. J. Wood A CO..
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly hand Enclosed
please find $S Il being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold IL all. II You choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think sell e. Il has
worked Miracles In this plaee sold six 81 bottle
that bald and fetched new hair all his head
Yours respectfully,
n. II. GRIDLEY.
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Ham RESTORATIVE columns to-day VIII be found
Prof Woods adve ement Of the above article which
call attention. What has done have witnessed up
several Of ac4uantances In st. Louis. Hair once
grey met view, black or brown the might be-
being the color Of early manhood and One and glossy
sk and that without other application than the Rstor-
alive II IL has done this upon Others viii u not do the
for any OF readers whose "fosty hrows were
like the raven locks Of Lockies warlke chief they
will try S We think so.-Jdeksosriae C0nsfioHdlisf
II & IGs9
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CIR 0FHcR, VASpAIIA, June q, 1854.
PRoT WooD:Dear Sir IL take pleasure Ia bearing vol
untary testimony the excellence Of your Hair Resor
Three months ago hair very grey. IL Is DARK
brown, (he original or) smooth and glossy. The only
application have made 70 Il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by and which from the result In my
can most cordially recommend TO others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT
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LAND SALES, sc.
VALUAB LIE
IRON PROPERTYFORSAL

TUE undersigned proposes to sell Accommodating terms
his Laurel Furnace and Lands consisting q I've
six thousand acres situated in Dickson county, about
miles Southeast Of Charlotte edAfeiy the 1e Of tbs
NAN W. Railroad. Said Furnace Is in snccrssfrl op
Grafton and entirely having probably The best Engine
and Blast in the state II IS well supplied with Ore ard Tim
excellent Ore Bank, situated in Hickman county, Tern,
few miles from Etna Furnace. And, also the Buffalo Iron
Works situated in la county Tenn this property
has about 900 Of Land which large bodies Of
Iron Ore-excelient water Main Buffalo, and also
Chiefs creek-On which j. good Furnace Stack, lust
completed There excellent erms the latter place,
which is within miles Of the Tenn. Ala Railroad.
Ny object in selling is TO concentrate my business,
have lately purchased Carroll Furnanes and having
Iron Property than attend TO- wish 70 SELL aud win
the interest Of any desrin 70 pnrchsse
property buy Of Any wishing 70 purchase either
Of the places can call al Lam 81 kurnHce Car
roll Furnace, Laurel Furnace the n ekman Lands
and on g. g. W. Napier the Buffalo property TO these
lands Either Of whom viii take pleasure in showing them
the property. W. c. NAPIER
dec2i-dtwAw1m Union copy, ssad bill TO this Ofhos
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AMERICAN COTTON AND woOLIEN eOoDs

werspeat what have often said before that II Il cur
intention to oT the Southern Trade u the Largest
STOCKS Of Goods, and 20 ~ DR losc ey s0ld
IN any naaFksf fH ne country.
Our Foreign Fabrics AL % oUR Own nPoET4TUN and
particularly adapted 10 Southtrn consumption.
We shall lie glad TO he trade IN market the ecm-
ing season, AID 10 show them sock With ASSURANCES
that IL viii be for the ntsFesf Of CLOSE BUYERS 10 cram
Inc Il
Our terms are CASH or GOOD NOTES payable fnrart.
ably ct bank We shah also sdhere The systm (whck
has worked sell the season) Of selling Beac cd Brosu
and colors CorToS Cons oE Hs eGsh, At Aaaagctrss
eoSt pTfcs.
BANCROFT, Belts 4 MARSHALL,
209 aad 2l1 King s.,
Jans-3m Charleston, =. q.
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

RE making arrangements TO extend the manufacture 10
n their wrought iron stove,
SHE TESNEsSEAN,"
Ehe popular stove o. the South and Southwest Orders,
compelled TO lay over, new be speedily hled.
ROOFING, GUTTERTEG, &c.
The out door work, mprsag al Tin and Copper WoEk
connected with selling houses uhe buiidngs Ac &e,
placed uuder The entire superntendsnes q Mr. " Jones
late q L0nlsylle-
By this arrangement oil WoFk q the shove description
trusted % ~ vii be nnshed vel Be dona IN The
Eastern cities, and - the lowest possible rates
Tin and Copper Roofs warranted for ave years 10 ~
pefecy WaieEtght and respectfully refer 70 The roof Of
the first rebyteran Church. q the largest ths
city, which has not leaked single drop since put
fact precedented IN the annals Of roofing In Tnneses
THNWkRE.
Our Tnwars h made b. the mechanics thai b
found and d the best and heaviest material
Castings.
The best Pitsbarg Castings slvays had, and ~ -
CAST IRON STOVES.
Ing Heating zn any other house IN Tie city, ana
determined not 10 be under. cd
CRATES.
We have on hand large stock q Drawing Roon, Paras
and 0ce Crates from he bert nanucgFrs East and Hsst
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Our assortment varied and coupres many Arfcles
ssnta 70 hou e-ksepT. al oT sale The lowest price ~
cash. or % punctual castCmrr5.
Ali entrusted s be sxecntsd With FnonFrzsal
and nEFArcH and Ne hoPe receive share = public pat-
rQnage. MACKHtZlE NILSGA.
Nsshrnls. Jan. 81
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ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, OMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL, AND
G E N e Il A Z A G z N t.

corner OF Broad ana 'FRONT.' sts, over " Anderson s,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WILL take charge Of any business entrusted &c him.
w curing the services Of Agent for commission
trey satisfactory to all parties and in all charges
viii be maze unless abstraction is given.
The performance Of Contracts Purchase, Sae and Rent
ing Of Real Estate In the city and elsewhere the Purchase
and Sale upon Commission Of Bonds Stocks and Public
Debts and Notes Of every description Merchandise Groce
res, all kinds Il Machinery and Agricultural Seeds and
indictments the settlement q and claims and col
lecons generally, attended faithfully and prompt
made.
eR Information sought and given in every department
Of business Hoping for only by strict attention
TO engagements and looking rather TO the quantity Of bu
sness done tran % erhoybdHt charges respectfully So
liclt a share Of public patronage.
REFERENCEs:
Gov. W. B. Campbell @. w. Jackson s 7. Motley, Bank
OF Middle Tenn. at Lebanon; Gov. N. s. Brown, Fall 4
Cunningham, Church Anderson Mcclure Back Co. Burge
Allen Anderson Allison Co, John Brien Esq., A. J.
Duncan, Mackenzie Wilson, Nashville; Joseph w. Allen,
Esq New Orleans John w. Butler, Pittsburgh J. D. Leh-
mer, Cincinnati; Edmund Cooper, Caldwell Cumming,
Shebyvie; Maj R. g. Kills, w. J. Spence, Mur eesboro;
w. O. Nhitthorne Esq Col A. NJ. ooney Columbia; Col.
j. C. Guild, Col j. w. Head, X. Haum, ESQ., q Baker, Esq.,
Ga latin; r. &w L. Alexander, Mai d Burford, Col j
Waugh Dixon Springs Dr. A. H. Kind, J. b. Moores Esq,
and eitizens generally Carthage.
IHTANTER,-SI.0 0O-On Twelve months loan, IN
w teres payable quarterly and secured by mortgage
POCKETS GENERAL AGENCY
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Large Bread and Cake Bakery,
wholesals and Retail Confectionery

.tTE have last received ~ sstahlishmsal, ss.A
w adne 10 Of 0fsngea, LrEons. sareaes. 0ys ~
terra Lsbster. sain8n, Jsllrs Pc Ffua and hr2n- a
dy Truits. shcA uesa ssl los for c-sh. -
LoN6H1RsT 4 CO.
No. A. uaisn ar
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SU ND IES.
90 BBLS No. Mackerel
~ 20 do do do;
10 Soft Shell Almonds;
80 FIVE COLON Demjohns;
116 boxes w. r. Cheese
rs coils Cotton and Lutte Cordage:
100 dozen Cotton Bed Cords and Pillow Lines;
100 barrels Fixes Magnolia Whisky.
100 Loxes Raisins, assorted size boxes;
90 bags Pepper;
90 kits No 2 Mackerel;
100 dozen Cincinnati Brooms;
Received By late arrivals and FIR sale BY
DAVIS, PITCHER a co,
jaL5 % tubc Square