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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. GROW, of Pennsylvania, gave notice that
a. soon IA the pending order should be disposed
Of he would call up the motion of Mr.. DUNN 10
reconsider the vote by which House bin No. 76,
snnulling certain acts Of the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory Of Kansas, was referred to the
Committee Of the Whole House.
Mr. GAhPBELL, Of Ohio, gave notice that he
would, on Monday next, move the previous ques-
ton in the Brooks case, but, after conversation
With several members, remarked that he was will
ing that all the parties implicated should be heard.
\ Mr. CULLEN, Of Delaware, proceeded TO nd.
dress the House on the special order, and was
listened 20 with the most marked attention.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

HAVE Just received a large assortment
of very fine Gold Watches, OF the most "a
celebrated Makers which will guarantee TO IA
be superior tme-keepers. Also, very largesnAa9
stock Of beautiful Gold Jcwelry which, for variety Of
style and richness cannot be exceled by any other
establishment in this section Of country. Together
with splendid stock Of pure Silver Ware, compri-
sing
Full Tea Sets, Water Pitchers
Cups, Goblets
Ladies', Forks, Spoons
Butter, Fish, Cake and Pie Knives
Napkin Rings, &C., Of my own manuiactureI
which cannot be excelled IL they can be equal.
led, in this or any other city
All Of which viii be sold at the very lowest price
and warranted as represented.
Watch repairing Of every description done in the
best workmanlike manner at the store SS8, Pennsy.
vania avenue three doors above Ninth street
june 2l--eotf III. o. HOOD.
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Connecticut american State Council.

HARrYoRp. July l0.--The Connecticut American
State Council met in this city to-day to hear the
report of their delegates to the New York Nomi-
mating Convention, and to transact other business
The report Of the delegates was accepted. Reso-
lutions were passed endorsing the nomination Of
Fremont and johnson also, instructing the State
Committee to call State Convention Of the 9th
of August, Of the American party Of Connecticut
and all electors of the State opposed to the cleo
ton of James Buchanan, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating an electoral ticket
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ley William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray red or rusty hair dyed instantly beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury hair
skin
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to WI.
liam A. Bachelor since 1889, and $4,000 applications
made the hair Of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair whskers 10
just a. would against covering bald head with wig.
william A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature, and warranted not to in
jure in the least, however long It may be continued
Made, sold, applied Tin nine private rooms at the Wig
Factory, 2S8, Broadway, New York.
Sold all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving on four sides OF each bottle of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
283, Broadway, New York. !.
The genuine for sale by Charles stott and applied by
J. II. Gibbs. Wizards Hotel. ap7-eod
H Holloway's Pills cure any case Of
Weakness Debility and owness Of Spirits They invigor
system and give energy strength and vgor to
all the functions OF life.
Sold At the MANUFACTURER No. 80, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No "a Strand London and by all druggists at
Is cents, 69K cents, and 81 per box. july13
"WHERE WE BRANCH, WE ROOT"
RALLY, JUNIORS, RALLY.
There will be a public
<. meeting Of Washington y s. %. Camp.
ance Hall, on TUESDAY, the
18th inst, at s o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by several members Of
Congress and citizens of Washington.
The public and members of our sister Camps are
fraternally invited to attend.
By order Of the Camp
july II L. X. MckEAN, I.
W- Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner
Of Sixth street and Maryland Preaching in
this church. by Divine permission, to morrow, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, by the Rev. G. w Torrance. In the
afternoon, at A O'clock the Rev Mr. Kennedy Agent
of the American Tract Society, will preach in the
above edifce. july IL
tsy- seventh street Presbyterian Church,
Rev. f. b. Cleghorn, pastor.-Service every Sabbath
at IL A. M. and p. M.
The ordinance Ct Baptism will be administered TO-
morrow morning, July Is. july IL
~ Temperance Notice. - The Freemaps
Vigilant Total Abstinence Society will hold public
meeting at Temperance Hall, street, on tomorrow
afternoon, at 5 o'clock, p M.
The public respectfully and cordially invited to
attend
Come, friends, and help us TO revive this good
cause in our midst. BY order. -.a
July u JNO. JOHNSON Cor. Sec'y.
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A letter 70 the New York Express ssys that
FiIlmors's Albany speech has redeemed ohiol--
There has been the greatest change hers In public
sentiment since Mr. Fillmors's arrival in New York
that was ever known, even by that distinguished
individual, the " oldest inhabitant." The whole
State Is on fire. and shouting for Fillmore and DON
elson
Judge Headley, who pledged Ohio for Fremont
at Philadelphia by 100000 majority, now declares
that Fillmore's Albany speech has reduced that
majority ffty Mousdnd
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-12

Of Bladenburg, informs us that there were only
twenty-five voters of Prince Georges county In
attendance on the Sag NIGHTS meeting at Bladens-
burg on the 4th Of July. The report of the meet
ing in the Baltimore Sun would lead the reader to
suppose that there was large number of tho citi-
zens Of Prince Georges present.
So far as Prince Georges is concerned, the meet
ing was failure. The assemblage was chiefly
composed Of tipsy ofce-holders from this city and
a few from Baltimore. EtsH al8 sa
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-12

Messrs. j. w ALLEN, New Jersey Gro. 0. JONES,
New York. A. NJ. BoBIsErT, Delaware, Commit
tee.
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tsB- II will be seen from the able and explicit
letter Of Hon. Kenneth Rsyner, that as We have
heretofore stated, this gentleman declines the
nomination rendered to him as candidate for the
Vice Presidency, by the American Beatsrs' Con-
vention which nominated Commodore Stockton for
the Presidency, and that Mr.. Rsyner "a We doubt
not Commodore Stockton also win do) win zsalous-
ly support the regular American ticket No other
course could be expected from those distinguished
advocates of the American Reformation.
t#a-t e---------------------si & .lli
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fE- seventh street Presbyterian Church,
Rev. T.. b. Cleghorn, pastor.Service every Sabbath
at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ.
The ordinance Gf Baptism will be administered To-
morrow morning, July Is. july IL
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W Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner
of Sixth street and Maryland avenue.-Preaching in
this church, by Divine permission, to morrow at IL
o'clock A. NJ, by the Rev. G. w Torrance. In the
afternoon, at O'clock, the Rev Mr. Kennedy, Agent
of the American Tract Society, will preach in the
above edifce. july II
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
Everybody Likes il.

1t is astonishing to observe the unbounded
delight with which the nominations of the
American Party, for President and Vice Presi-
dent, have been received in this city. We all
knew th6t Mr.. Fillmore had deep hold on the
confidence Of the people, and that he had adj
mirers and ardent friends in our midst. We
even knew that this general and pervading
popularity of the man was not confined to his
old political friends, but had reached all par
ties and that Democrats by scores and hun
dreds, if not by thousands, in Missouri, pre-
ferred him over all other men for President.
We knew all these facts well enough; but
we did not know the intensity of feeling that
accompanied the conviction of the peoples
judgments We did not know that the pOpu-
lar confidence in the man, was accompanied
by burning enthusiasm for the man. We
did not know that the popular head was warm
ed up by the volcanic fires of the popular heart.
We did not know that to name Willard Fill
more tor the highest Office in the Republic,
was but to record the verdict that had been
quietly written, without consultation, in the
Utmost hearts of perhaps two millions of Amer
lean voters. But SO it was. And the JOY
that has beamed from every face since the
news reached our city, tells more emphatically
than words, the relief and the qualification of
our people.-St. Louis ApteLLigencer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
rho Augusta Chronicle.

One of the soundest American journals
in the South is the Augusta (Ga.) ChrOni-
Gle. 1t does not like the platform, and says
so. The Union d american republishes
what it says, with great gusto. Will our
neighbor do us the favor to republsh the
following from that paper of the 9th ult:
Fillmore and DOneIsOn.
1t will be seen by reference tOour telegraph
10 head, that the American Convention at PHIL
adelphia, have nominated MrLLARD FILLMORE,
for President, and ANDREW JACKSON DoNELsoN,
of Tennessee, for Vice President.
The nomination of Mr.. Fillmore, we are
sure, viii meet very cordial reception
throughout the South, among the American
party, and also with many who are not mem
bers of the party lie has been tried in the
balance and not found wanting" and the
whole people of all parties have the highest
confidence in his integrity, and his sound na-
tional and conservative principles. Such a
man they delight to honor, and will most cheer
fully unite to place him at the head If the
government.
Mr.. Donelson has been less prominent &C
tor on the political stage and is, therefore, less
known to the masses To Southern men it is
quite sufficient to know that he is one of them,
was the hear relative of "OM Hickory" and
enjoyed througout his eyentful life his highest
confidence The ticket is good, sound, ma
tionsl one, and we shall support it most cor
daily and zealously.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
From the Cincinnati Enquirsr (Dem.) OF Feb. 9Th
MIR. EilImOrC.

The name and character of Mr.. Fillmore are pref
ty well known to the country. Though man Of
mediocre abilities and limited at,anments, be has
yet considerable good sense and discretion. Upon
the subject of slavery he is conservative and when
at the head of the Government, and charged with
its responsibilities, he endeavored to live up to the
requirements Of tie Constitution by doing justice
to all sections of the country. As acting President,
upon the 1ecease Of General Taylor, ne gave the
influence of his administration to the passage OF
the Compromise measures, so called, of 1850, which
were so bitterly opposed by the AbotiOnists. He
not only signed the Fugitive Slave Law" but he
vigorously enforced it. During his Presidency the
walls Of Abolition wrath were as freely poured upon
his head as we have since seen them discharged at
General Pierce aud Senator Douglas. He was call
ed by the seciio,0lihs all kinds OF opprobrious
names. Their opposi ton was so strong TO him IN
his own party that when the question OF his renom
nation for President came upat Baltimore, IN 1882,
he defeated, and General Scott nominated IN
his stead; in fact in the adjustment OF the slavery
question, his main support came from the National
Democracy. The great mass OF the Northern
Wings opposed it,
Notwithstanding the great fault of his former adj
miustration, the National Know NothinEs could not
probably, for their cause, have made better nom~
nation. He IL their strongest man. Hundreds OF
thousands of 0ld.line Wings, who have given but
quasi approval to the ColOred Republican organlza-
ton, and who Disguised with its eIcesses. will
rally around Mr., Fillmore's standard What vitality
there is left in Know Nothingsm will be aroused by
bis name, for the e1 President was weak and silly
enough to actually commit himself, and take the
oaths in support OF that miserable organization
AS dspassionate observer of the field OF politics,
we think the selection OF Fillmore a trump card
upon the part of the National Know Nothings. 1t
will be perfect bomb shell in the camp Of the Black
Republicans, who bate him for signed the Fugitive
Slava
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
Our Ticket.

We run up, to-day, the names of FILL
MORE and DONELSON This is certainly
good ticket, and strongtcket, and one which
will meet the appreciation of all true Ameri-
cans, not only Of the American party, but
every lover of his county.
We are indeed gratifed that the American
National Convantion made such good seec
ton. 1t is true, that previous to the COnven-
ton. We had frequently expressed preference
for Mr. Bell, and had he been the choice of he
Convention, we would have teen much rejoiced
but the Convention has determined otherwise,
and we cheertully acquiesce III the nomination
and have enlisted with all our heart under the
banner of FILLMORE and DONELSON, and
in doing his, we feel that We are obeying the
prOmptings Of patriotism; that we are doing
that which will rebound to the good Of the
country.-NuJreesbOrO Telegraph.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
Pierce,

We End in the New York Commercial Advsrtis-
er, the following notice Of the sermon preached a
few days ago by this eminent divine at Newark,
New Jersey.
Ats o'clock there was a second service, aud the
Rev. Bishop Pierce, OF Georgia, preached. IL was
a sermon which those present will not soon forget
His subject was, Faith, hope, charity" and well
and eloquently did the reverend gentleman illustrate
and enforce his several topics. Immediately alter
the eloquent divine had concluded, a collection and
subscriptions were taken up, which added about
81 900 20 the amount received in the morning.
The building was crowded 20 its utmost capacity.
Every spot both above and below. wherever stand.
iag room could be obtained, vas occupied; but al
though the crowd was great, aud many were incon-
venieutly pressed the most unbTOken attention pre-
vailed throughout. One pleasing feature OF the
afternoon exercise was that ten persons subscribed
each $780, TO constitute Bishop Pierce 'llls mem
Der OF the church"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04

Widow Grizzlies husband lately died OF chol-
era. In the midst of his most acute bodily
pain. after the hand Of death had touched him,
and while writing in agony, his gentle wife
said 10 him-"Well, Mr.. Grizzle, you needn't
kick round so, and wear all the sheets out, n
you are dyiRg!"
Kansas must have been the State in which
the boy resided who wrote home 10 his father
H. Pennsylvania as follows:
Dad, dad, move right out here quick, Tor
mighty mean inen get elected to office in this
State"
Hobbs, the loeksmith, has picked one 81
Bunquos CORY locks; he did II with pick
axe. He is BOW NJ work on u wed'lock.
The substance of verdict Of u recent coro-
ner's jury on a man who died in 8 state of in
ebriailon, was, death BY hanging round
run shop"
An Illinois paper says there is a man In Oh
nsy 80 dirty that the assessor put him down a.
seal estate"
A magazine report Of the fashions says
.sTl,eEe is not much change in gentlemens PAN
falcons This month"
There is q lady in Boston who is hsbituaIiy
90 sleepy that her curiosity caun1t be ava
kened.
The sieve throagh which the man strained
every nerve" is for sale Al hail the hrsl coal.
Why isa vine Ike a soldier Il Is trains
has ten drills, aud shoots.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
Reception of the Nominations.

The nominations of the American National
Convention was warmly received by the Ame-
rican party OF this city. The general express
sion lie that better selections could not have
been made. The firm, bold and manly posi-
ton taken by Messrs. Lippet and Hall, the
delegates from this district, is fully appreciated.
1t was mainly through their intrepidity that
the schemes of Spooner, and other traitors,
were frustrated. They will be warmly well
coined home. On the other hand, the Repub-
hcans of this vicinity bitterly condemn the
nomir atoms. They expected thorough dis
organization of the party, and are sadly disap-
pointed. The seceders will find no sympathy
in the American ranks of Hamilton county
Cincinnati Times.
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NfaIr FnIr Ground..

The Speakers of the Two Houses appointed
the following joint Committee To purchase per-
manent fair grounds near Nashville. viz Messrs.
Mcfarland and Hall 81 the Senate, aud Messrs.
Armstrong, Dunelson, and Dorteh, of The
House. This committee will meet Of Nash
vile on the second Monday IN May, to decide
upon the location of The grounds. Persons
owning real estate ia the vicinity OF Nashville,
which they wish to sell the State for this pur
pose, are Invited TO file written description
OF the location of such grounds and the price
per acre, Tor not less than 20 nor more than so
acres, with the Secretary OF the Bureau, e. g..
Eastman before the second Monday in Nay
Union and American.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
COUNTY JUDGESHLP.


~ We are authorized to announce ". A. GLENN IS g
candidate for the Office Of Judge Of the County Court of Da
wilson county at the May election.
~ We are authorised to announce JAS. WENTWORTH
candidate for Judge of the County Court Of Davidson at
the May election.
~ We are authorised to announce 7. D. MOsELEY a
candidate for Judge Of the County Court Davidson county
the May election.
az We are anthor zed to announce EUGENE UNDER
MOOD. Esq., candidate for Judge Of the COany Court
Davidson.
EEr We are authorized to snnource GEO. r. GOODWIN
candidate for Judge Of the County CouI: Ct Davidson
county at the Nay e/,tion.
EE-We autl orised to snnnource JOSIAH FERRIS a
candidate for Judge Of the County Court Of Davidson county
at the May election.
20 We authorised to announce JOHN G. FERGUSON
candidate FOR HE Office o JuiRe the County Court Of Da
vid'on county at the eie:tion in May.
IL rHx FIELD AaAIx-R G. RIYEs is a candidate for
Magistrate at the May election.
~ We authorised to announce HUGH CARROLL a
candidate for Magistrate in the Nashville District at the
May election.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04
OBITUARY..

JAMES ALLEN, died in Todd County, Kentucky,
on the SOth October, 1855, aged Sc years.
Mr.. Allen was q respectable and most worthy
citizen-feW knew him, who did not respect ard
venerate him, for his many excellent qualities of
head and heart. For about sixty years, he was
member Of the Old Presbyterian Church, and
more exemplary christian is not often seen. F'om
early manhood TO the hour when he called up
to yield up his Esprit to the God who gave IL"
his life vas commentary upon the christian viz
tues aud grsces, wherein all men might read and
satisfy themselves OF the advantages Of religion. An
ornament TO the society in which moved, his death
is public loss--his place viii not soon be filed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04

DIED, at Kingston Springs, Davidson County,
Tenn, on Saturday, March LIST 1885, Mrs Mary A.
Hamilton Kreder, wife Of Z. j. KrIeder, Esq. eyed
So years.
She vas lady Of a fne, vigorous. cOmprehen-
siVe mind well stored with knowledge in the va
rious walks Of science and htsrature rthned, Amia-
bic, hospilable, and anable to all with whom she
associated She was exemplary in all the relations
OF life. As christian she was frm and steAdiast,
as q vile fond and devoted, as q friend constant
and unwavering, ss neishbor kind snd Obiging.
and ss a mother indalgsnt and afection4rs. She
passed away from earth as = gentle zephyr to be
trsnsplanIed in The paradise OF God 70 bloom for.
ever in immortal youth. A diseoasolats husband,
and Eve ehildren leit 10 mourn their irrePArA-
be loss.
City papers. shd Louisville Journal wiI please
copy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04

1T IL no part Of the creed Of Democrat as
SUCH either 70 advocate or to oppose the sEtsnsiOs
Of slavery. he may do the one or The otrr, in the
exercise Of his rights a. eitiEen, and not oasnd
against bic Democrats feslty. - WssA- UaioH.
THIS Is Pierce Democracy. Tbis I. the thimble-
rigging. bonbsheII Democracy. which the Uaiou,
shs organ Of Pasresisn, sssks so~ 20 prOvs Is shs
party In vhish alone the South eaa sen6ds.-OF.
ean
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-04

HfTESs L0ST-On Saturday Night,
AS~AssS either at bstweeu the Theatre and North
Market street. gold Bracelet with square ed iuks.
The Bracelet has chain clasp it, to which is at
taCh'd 2 large gold
Also-On Friday night by the same Black Velvet Band
with gold clasp.
The I'm Ter will be literally rewarded ~ leaving either
at this Office at the Record RS Office. mar4-tf
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TO Merchants and Merchant TailOrs.

sfeaE atssatlea e ths .ds rres-ssea % nsw Ana
ehoiss sseek u Mea and aof vear, sxciaiyeiy In
partsA b. DE- couR-E II, LaFoURCADg Co,
jsae-sn "a Ne. e rkst -. Psiisisi pAla
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


TOON, NELSON a 90, a. Union ST,
Have just received number Of new valuable and inter-
es,ng works. which they call the attention Of the public
NOTES on CENTRAL AMERICA;
Plrt uarIy the state, Of Honduras and San Salvador
Their Geography, Climate, Population Resources, Pro-
dueons etc, etc, and the proposed Honduras Inter
Oceanic Raiway-By p. G. sqnier formeriy Charge D.
Anaires to Central America with Maps ant Iu5traton'
LILY: Novu.
By the author Of "The Busy Moments Of an Idle Woman
TIE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME; A. the Court and
in the Camp With Souvenirs Of ''The Brig ade" Rem
inlscences Of migrant MIesisn.
VIEWS A-FOOT:
Or, Europe seen with Knapsack and stAH by Bayard
Taylor, author Of "RhJ mes 4 TrAyei," &C &c.
ELDORADO:
Or, Adventuresin the Path Of Empire eomprs
Voyage California Life in san Franei and Nome
rey, Pictures Of the Gold Region. and Experiences ef
Me1icon Travel Ry Baya Ia lor.
PHGNIXIaNA;
Or Sketches ami Barleques. by John P. squihobs ESQ
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TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1856.
Adjournment of the Legislature,

B6T- The request of Friend Of the Pa
triot" will be attended to tomorrow.
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