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CHAPLAIN OF THE HOUSE.

On Thursday last, the House of Representatives,
on the second vote, elected the Rev. Daniel Waldo
chaplain of that body. There were some sixteen
candidates for the office! Mr.. Waldo is New
Yorker. He is a revolutionary soldier, in his Oath
year, and has been minister of the Congregational
Church for more than seventy years.
In the course of the discussion on the subject Mr.
Branch, of this State, desired to know whether, if
the order to elect chaplain indefinitely post
poncd, there was existing order of the House I'M
Ger which their daily sessions would be opened with
prayer. He was in favor of having the daily ses-
sons opened with prayer, but at the same time was
opposed to the election of chaplain. The Speaker
stated in reply, that the order heretofore adopted
inviting the clergy of the City to alternately oci-
ate by opening the House with prayer, would con-
tnue in existence Still the House decided tOelect.
Among the offensive exhibitions at Washington
City is that of crowds of ministers of the Gospel at
the commencement of each Congress- elcctionecring
for the Office of chaplain. We do not pretend to be
whit better than other people; yet we must be
pardoned for saying that we could listen with no
more profit to the preaching of one of these cleo
tioneering dioines than could to that of reg.
ulary initiated Know Nothing minister Of the Cos
pei of peace The one is about good as the other
FIRE.-On Monday morning last, about eight
o'clock, the kitchen Of Mr. Cooley, in this place, in
the rear and west of his residence on Fayetteville
Street, was observed to be on fire. The fire had
progressed far before discovered that it was pot
possible to extnguish it. Its spread was prevented
after much exertion. The wind was blowing from
the west, and fer time the dwelling house of Mr..
Cooley, Qormerly that of Ex-Governor Manly and
DR.. Hill) was in danger of taking fire; and if it
had other buildings would most probably have
caught, and the destruction Of property would have
been quite serious The Fire Company, though
late on the spot was Of some service and the cis-
terra, by, afforded an abundant supply Of water
With the existing organization Of the fire depart
ment, there can be but little Hope Of saving ahousc
when tho fire has to any considerable extent taken
hold Of it; but it is always important that the de-
vourng element should be checked in its progress
towards contiguous buildings and this may be done
IS an Monday morning So ~
~ ~ fo-night Tuesday) the Julens appear 1t
the Town Hal. and for one night only. They are
worth seeing See advertisement. s3. S 49,
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DIED,

-, In this City on Monday evening last after
year Of his age His funeral will take pace Ills Tussay
evening O'clock at the Methodist Episcopal Church
In this City, the oath instant after pfotrscted III
months. He died with full assurances Of fdtt happiness
At his residence in Wake County on the seth inat Col
soldier the of 1912, and served elk moths term
He intelligent worthy and useful citizen BE had
been member of the Baptist Church for move than thirty
years and departed this life in great peace Of hind and in
full hope of blissful Immortality. .ErsIS Con.
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MARRIED.

At the residence ofr Martha Perry, i'm Franklin Co,
the goth inst by the Rev. n D. Freeman Of that coun
ty Mr. Jas H. Bryan, of Roxboro Mas Rebecc dsugh.
ter of Mrs. Martha Perry. - tssSsettSf
At the residence Of Daniel Scarborough Esq, in Wake
County the 14th inst, by R. Perry, Esq Mr. PEss.
ley P. Pace to Miss Rebecca A. Scarborough. q
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Town Hall.

vUNHE JULIEN MINsTRELs WILL APPEAR
in this place TONIGHT, Tuesday; 2sth positively
Hutchinson famiiy, Bursesqoe Circus ths Hungarian
Warblers African Giant &C., 6c-Cards of 80
cents children and servants hafprice Doors open
performance to Commence ct O'Clock precisely Front
seats reserved for Ladies'. i a5sss<s. 80 !.
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new Post Office has been established in Person
county, in this State, called Allensville-J. W.
Thomas Postmaster. 81
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r. W. WILSON, Agent

EOR HIRE.-A FIRsT-RATE COOK FOR THE
remainder of the year. Apply 70 the Editors Of this
paper. 81 ?; :. ---,.-- ,isi
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GARDEN SEEDS, WARRANTED FRESH AND
VI Genuine, growth of 1886, for sale by HENRY D.
TURNER, Bookseller, RALEIGH, N. G. ~ s. "a i.1l-f
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE
II A meeting of the Democrat, of Wake County will
be held in Raleigh Monday of next March Superior
Court. A full attendance is earnestly requested
: Feb. 81. 1885, ~ 27-td.
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IL MANCE.-We requested to give notice that q
Convention of the Democrats of Aamance County will be
held in Graham the third Thursday March next to
nominate candidates for the ensuing Legislature and to
appoint delegates to the State Convention.
Gid.
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~ ~ fo-night Guesday) the Juliens appear II
the Town HaR and for one night only. They srs
worth seeing; See advertisement. ,s5. s a.ssss
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LATEST FROM PHILADELPHIA.-The X. N. Conven-
ton was in session all Friday night and until two
o'clock Saturday morning. The Edie delegation
from Pennsyivania-the abolitionists-were admit
ted to seats, SO to As; and this occasioned wild
excitement" among Southern members. split is
anticipated. Many of the Southern members had
retired from the Convention, and they were hold
ing a meeting at the Girard House, to determine on
their future action.
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~ Il S. gas1 Il l g y. 186& +
TIA Nqnel aeeds IS ~ NJ - =
F. sicabk m dksssabl eiel aSa6s -
M Ms,.s e 1sn.a.an seoit;oA ss.
orgaaised-C Chaplain elected Republicans aOoi1
debated Legislatius tri fiae- -Decisisa n Rsay
dsrs easel to 10 PostponAd 1vatiopaE GenceAtjoae
Ihe DARK Order in it, expiring agoniey-Fr Francis
b r Blair at Aeshead Of The Heps6s;cans- Oppo.
s.tson TO the Democracy The Assnsal at Fly
The action of the late Naval Board continues to
occupy the attention Of the Senate Mr.. Jones'
resolution, adopted on Wednesday, calling for a
copy OF the journal and proceedings Of the Board,
VIII not AID the Senate in making up its decision, as
It is very well known that no journal was kept, their
instructions from the Navy Department not requir-
ing them to keep any The report Of the Board
was transmitted to Congress with the Presidents
annual message. movement was initiated ycstcr-
day to attack the personal and official standing of
the members of the Board, and in this way its enc
mes hope to weaken their credit with the country,
and to set aside the first reform attempted n-the
Navy But even this vii! accomplish nothing, ex-
cept to give the Department some trouble in the
preparation of answers to the Senate's inquiries
Numerous plans of relief have been proposed in
the two Houses, but none have made a very favora-
Die for the reason that they fail in prac
tcabity One proposes revisory Board, another
to repeal the efficiency bill altogether, and third
perhaps declares the act unconstitutional, and all
the proceedings under it consequently null and void
Amid this confusion of opinions, it is not probable
that Congress will unite upon any plan to retrace
the steps taken in advance for reform Besides o
great many members approve most decidedly of the
action of the Board, looking upon the of
ecutlng the act as entirely in accordance with its
requirements, and doing no more than justice to the
public interests and to the Naval service
The transmission to the Senate by the President,
OF the official correspondence relating to the dis
turbances in Kansas, is another blow at the aboli-
tionsts showing the exaggerated accounts of these
difficulties sent to the North and East to have been
manufactured out of very small material for aboli-
ton effect 1t also discloses the fact that the late
proclamation Of the President was issued at the
quest of the abolition leaders in Kansas themselves
although, probably, its tenor is not exactly what
they desired The abolition papers have made il
the occasion of renewed attack upon the admins
tratlon-an attack that now falls properly upon Cen
Lane and Company, abolition leaders in Kansas l,
I is said that Senator Wilson had prepared long
speech, or essay rather, upon Kansas affairs, and
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Feb. IS, 1854. -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville Feb %


COTTON-Aniving freely by wagon, and meets
with ready sales. Market active and tending up.
ward. Sales of bales at $50, Is at $40; S27
ranging from 500 10 SGT, the latter price being for
few bales of fine fancy; 10 bales at 6.o0ss so, %
at s. so, and 8 at 635.
TOBACCo-The only sales yesterday was loose
leaf from wagons to W. Meredith, manufacturer,
at 7aS4 One lot of 1000 lbs. raised by James
BIoodworth of Robertson county, was the finest
specimen ever brought to this market, and almost
equal to the quality used in the manufacture of bic
celebrated Narcissa r. Sanders Brand. The prices
of such samples are nominal, and will bring readily
$40 per hundred, and upward. We can make good
tobacco.
GRAIN-Some arrivals of Corn 10 6 former
contracts, but none selling.
wHBAT-Dull at 81. The late news from Eu-
rope, of decline in bresdstuffs, has entirely
checked operations.
GROCERIES--Firm; Coffee 12islSi; Sugar Ia
10; Rice Cat; Star Candles 26, Common mould IA;
Flour 81 per bbl., and declining slightly.
BACON-s cents, hog round, and dull. Ship
ments liberal
WHISKY-S3a35, and active.
Trade unimproved.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

e- We are authorized to announce T. H. ISBELL can
late for the Office of Sheriff Of Davidson county tie
ensu ng March election.
eE- We are authorised to announce WARRINGTON
COOPER candidate for the Office Of CnnstsbIef the LIST
District Of David on county, the City Of Nashville.
re- We horised TO announce G. C. BRYAN - a
candidate for Sheriff Of David county the ensuing
March elertion. fbl4
EB- We are authorized to announce D. TRIGG cAndl-
date Tor Magistrate 70 NJ tina ONCE made vacant By the
death Of Il. c. MARCEL in this the Nashville District.
gF We authorize announce A. Mcdaniel a
candidate for Justice o. the Peace IN the Let District 10 Oil
vacancy oocasoned by the death Of II c MARCEL.
EF We are authorized to anHoun,e p. R. GLAsCOCK a
candidate for reeeetion 10 the Office Of Consabe OF the
1st District OF Davidson county the City Of Nashville
~ We suthori ed announce e. W. NANCE As q
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk the March
Election. i~n lid
~ We authorized To IRA STOUT candi-
date Constable Of LIST Dit Of davidson county the
City OF Nashville, ct the ensuing March election
s-we are authorized tn announce c. J y WHARTON a
candidate for Office % Circuit Court Clerk FOR Davidson
county, At the ensuing March election.
sw We authorized TO announce \. p coRBITT a
eand date for the Office Of Constable OF the Let District OF DA
wilson county, the City Nashville.
~ We authorized ANNOUNCE JESSE B. PERRY
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
~ We authorized to announce JAMES VI. HINTON
candidate FOR reelection TO the once ~ Constable q the
LIST District Of Davidson county, the City Of Nashville
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN HUGH SMITH
candidate oice OF Clerk II the Criminal Court Of
Davidson county, at the March election.
We are authorized 20 announce JOHN SHANE, Jr, a. a
candidate Criminal Court Clerk, at the
March election.
~ We are authorized n announce GEO. ". COWAN
the next March election. JsnZz
~ We authorized 10 announce JOHN X EDMOND
SON candidate for Sheriff o. Davidson county, ht the
ensuing March election. decl%-td
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
River and Steamboat News.

The River was falling slowly yesterday, with
from seven TO eight feet water on the Shoals.
The only arrival yesterday was the Z. 5.
mail and passenger packet, ). q. cline, from
Memphis. As usual, she came through full of
people. Her energetic and atfable commander,
Capt. IlTR, and the ''etfnlgence' of Ter accom-
plshed clerk, FRANK SHACRRIFoRD, the EN-
bodiment of Caney Fork, together with the
many choice and tasteful dishes daily served
up by that prince of Stewards HARRISON, rem.
ders her decidedly popular travelling "insri-
tuition" She will leave to-day at u O'Clock
on return trip. Passengers should get aboard
early il they wish TO secure rooms.
The Cline reports the ADericl and Ella AT
GAINESVILLE, the latter receiving freight frtm
the former. Both of them will probably be
up to-day.
The Cumberland had not arrived at Mem
phis when the Cline left that cify.
THE RIVER AT LoUIsvILLE-The Courier Of
the 18Th inst. SAYS:
The river, during Saturday night. had risen
fully one foot AZ the head of the falls there
being four aud one-half feet water in the chute
yesterday morning. The weather, however,
that was warm aud rainy SATURDAY,, suddenly
changed Saturday night, with strong north
wind, accompanied by snow aud sleet. The
thermometer fell from 80 10 II degrees above
zero, causing the running water to almost in
slantly turn to solid ice. checking the rise in
the'river aud making il fall some four or five
inches last evening.
The gorge Al Knob Greek, jast below New
Albany, gave way Saturday evening from the
effects of the thsw and the rise Of water.
The ice here in the harhor during Saturday
night was much shaken by the high wind that
prevailed, together with the rise and the IN
mense field in front of the boats, suddenly
started yesterday morning, aud moved h,l
one hundred yards down stream, and some 40
or 90 feet out from the shore towards the fall,
leaving clesr channel MI along the wharf up
TO the fat boat landing. The outer edge If
the ice lodged on the rocks on the falls, witch
will be likely to deiain the mass unt another
rise comes to float il over.
The mass OF ice that extended from above
Jefiersonville To Six-lnile Island. lad al bro.
ken loose aud foated over tie tails early Yes
terdsy morning; hut ia the evening anather
field frcm higher up the river, moved down
and occupied the place OF the other
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

SMALL NOTEs.-The bill to regulate banking,
which passed on its third reading yesterday in
the House of Representatives, provides that
from aud after the LIST day Of September
next, no Bank or Branch Bank within this
State shall issue emit, pay out, pass or circu-
late any Bank note or bill Of a less denomina-
ton than five dollars, except bills or notes of
the Bank Of Tennessee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
The American Party Of Tennessee and the Slavery

The American Party of Tennessee and the Slavery
Question.
Beukno,Dn and rstd Of al that the American Party
Of Tennessee an Convention assembled UNANIMOUSLY
YUsED 10 IGsoRE SLAVERY QUESTION party test,
and unanimously Gdopted Tie 0CciHg resoJattoas on
t6dt stdJoc:
ReOlrsd That regards the question NJ slavery expert
nce shown that Il a subject upon which the American
peep always differed As ardent lovers Of the Union
OF the peace and harmony o the cHut deprtcae
agitation Of the subject the worst fe b. IA" psrp"uity
ofthe Republic Always entertaining the most profound re-
sne aud regard for the Of the and
the aud; and ling that all 81 our rights = I'D
cry religion and proPet amply protect d by thin in
all psrts Of common country pairo VIII accord
20 them have done patri1ts obdi"nc asking
nothing What right and submitting 70 nothing that
wrsng.
R0JUad That viii abide by and msiut in the provis
ions Of COusttut TIE United States and the exiting
laws Of Con the sub ect final see- there
Of; and viii oppose and all further aEt ia
ton upon his questu In mating ~t on, zoe DE"
~ that 0yB1ess Possesses any Ocer u tegits RIOR tie
subject ~ sdrerV any sc0y, GEd oYRaV ""HY Ia The
u.Uiso ne tsryi Oys any such D0trsr 'n tfo yantOn
II Sase GOD~FHsaeH, opposing DE odioas dOcfHe II
sy1;ter soreregHfg 0r IN otsr 0O,ds re application by
lie BeoDk a tts 7srJyt0ries Of Wa,not ProUisona.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
.srhs Nashville aud ROwenn Coal Conn
panY.3

The Legislature on Monday last passed an
act incorporating the above Company; whose
objects are to form Joint Stock Company for
the purpose of mining aud shipping Coal to
Nashville from Hoskins' new miues, six and a
half miles back of Rowena We arc assured
by those fully ia possession Of the facts, that
these mines possess greatly the advantage Of
any Coal Mines on or near the river, and fro,n
the friends Of the enterprise, we are further
assured that they intend to offer a competition
in the Coal trade, which must necessarily tend
TO reduce prices
We cannot have too many Coal Companies,
or too large a supply of that srticle for our
own good; for this reason, if no other, this
Company is entitled TO favorable considera-
ton from the citizens of Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

The NASHVILLE AND RowENA CoAL CoMPA-
NY.-There will be a meeting tonight at rhe
Merchants Exchange, for the purpose Of ex-
planning the objects OF this Company, and Of
fering the stock to subscribers after the ad-
journmeut of the Building Association.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

JAMES WOODS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

The advices from Washington by tele-
graph Indicate that a crisis is at hand in
Kansas. Most sincerely do we hope the
disgrace OF civil war may be averted.
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BRAN CONLEY
CONLEY & JOHNSON,

SUCCESSORS TO NcLURE 3 MOORE
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares
w intend keeping constantly hand all kinds Of Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, Ornamen al and Pain Mantle
Crates, &c &c
Aso-A kinds Il Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
Steamboats, Rolling Nils, Furnaces, Foundries, Factories
&c. done at the shortest notice and cheap be done
the city janl2-ly
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ADVANCED TAxEs.


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OYER nr sails CIoel sKNKN HUNDRED ACHES Na
4 % LAND Tying On N celanhia cenfrai TaFnpaks -
koa ssTen niles bon Ceumbik and fsr hoa M Klssa~
ana halnT paFf a he traat ~ tch rrate.
This lad sq4al II sp4FoF - any IN asarY eeaaty
ven aafarea fsh4 efisAralsd DrFrrs fstF eeEn
te part oesrsd ~ sassl us tmheFed ana go Improved
IheFe are 81 Ne presses esaa1as aai1ar aIsas
Aonnr furnBks ans ths eeEieuFlstsd Ran kaGA n
nj. ks disifs4 nasi rershasera gef1 - belY
maaFy es9nsy, Isnnenass
srFfl-u tIelra FOLK.
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PROF. w GODS


1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
NHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
70 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 cutaneous eruponseVen sczd head
and in possible will 1t fail OF curing by magic
periodical headache and II used twice week by
the young regularly will preserve the color md keep
hair from fang to any imaginable age. READ JupGE
LoGASsPoRr, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. j. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours OF the 18th duly hand Enclosed
please find $3s 1t being the amount Tor Hair Restorative
have sold Il ALL II you choose YOU may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell it, II has
worked Miracles In this place. sold six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair all his head
Yours respectfully,
II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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~ An Of fact worth pound OF theory and the
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tonic and restorative such would increduty
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Dyspepsia, heartburn loss Of appetite nausea,
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tisement.
PEoF. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIyE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is ha will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

HAN REsToRATVE-In our columns to-day will be found
Prof Woods adye tisement Of the above article, which
call attention. What II has done have Witnessed up
several OF acquainances in 81. Louis Hair once
grey view, black brown, the might be
being the color Of early manhood and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the
alive Il hes done this upon Others will It not do the
for OF readers, whose frosty brows"
like the raven locks" OF LOckies w&rke chief hey
will try il! We think sO.deks0nriNs COnstitationdhS
Oct s. 1883.