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ATTENTION COTTON. PLANTERS.

T1HE attention Of Cotton Raiserss directed 10 sTUARTs
i COTTON-PLASrER, the most valuable machine ever
invented Tor planting cotton and other small seeds Hav
ing boughthe right to manufacture aud sell the above
chine we have appointed MessTs. MACY HAMfL-
TON Hardware Merchants at Nashville, agents for
Middle Tennessee, where will always keep stock
hand Tor exhibition and sale We refer cotton-rasers
certificate Of Dr. John Waters Orders Addressed 10
Macy Hamilton Oil he pros pity attended 20
REED 4 MARSHALL GoOdletsVlle.
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Jack For Sale.

HAVE an unusually large aud hue ACK for sale II
hands high; color black He Is most excellent breeder
years old this Spring; raised IN Kenui Ky. Pedigree
ION the best Kentucky stock. For information, call at
febT-lW x. W. PJkrhRs.
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We notice that Jas. NJ Davidson, Esq,
the "Irish Orator" has been selected by
the Democracy as their candidate to repre-
sent the counties of Lincoln, Giles, and
Marshall in the popular branch of the next
Legislature.
JOEL j. JONES, Esq, is the candidate to
represent Lincoln and Franklin in the State
Senate.
The Democracy appear to be working
tremendously, and well. Cannot the Amer
lean Party dc the same thing?
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SOUTn vAsuvILLE.-FOR SALE,

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, al thegSsss
II junciou Of Maple street and the harffcesboTo w
turupks Lots are hundred and eighty-eight-A-
feet deep, snd vii be sold long nc the owarr caring
f.bu A v 5. LISDSLEY.
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-. LA town in Orange county, 10 the Sisie
wife Who have not spoken for eight years. They
often go to work together, sleep ia oas bed, take
t'eir meals At the same table. aad show not the
slightest anger 'owards each other. The only
reason 70 be assigned Tor their obstlnsts sud pro-
traeted siieaee is that saeh Is TOO proud to speak
fret
-. The Hickman Tones Of the 9Th ips, s.,s
that an seol1ionist, named R. J. Tlnnsr has bssa
arrested Ia that place for tampsring with o. endea
vorng 10 run on slaves 20 a free STATE. and vas
lodged in jail to await the action Of the criminal
court upon his case.
Greenough ssys, "aet'Vity is the presence q
unetioa-chsracter Is tie record Of iunclion."
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A Subscriber in Wilson county sends US
the following article with request to give
it place in the columns of the Patriot. In
complying with the request we viii take
the opportunity thus afforded to express
the hope that our contemporary Of the
Herald is mistaken in his opinion that none
but a Wilson county man can beat Col.
Howard should he be the nominee of the
democratic party for Congress in that dis
trict. We trust the time has not yet come
when any considerable number of the
Americans Of the gallant fifth are willing to
stand with arms folded and see the district
pass into the possession Of the democracy.
Whether the candidate be Ready, Hatton,
Richardson, or any other good man, there
should be no hinching
! IFrOu The Lebanon Heradl
| The following communication is from a re-
! liable and working member of the American
! party We therefore publish IT, In justice to
/ COL Ready, our present able and faithful Rep
resentAiiye, we desire to state that, personally
/ or politically, we have no objection TO him.
/ We believe him 70 be high minded honora.
bic man, worthy Of the confidence and sup
| port Of al parties. Our opposition to him j.
| from q sincere aud honest conviction arrived
at by our intercourse with the Americans aud
! Wings of this county, that no man can carry
this District against Col. Howard unless he be
! q WiLs0a County man We know of number
/
/ will take an active part la the election OF Col
Howard, rot only against Col. Ready, bui
| gainst any other man outside OF Wilson COun-
| ~.
We desire 70 state further, that should Col.
| Ready finally be the candidate Of our party,
We will yield to him warm, cordial and en-
thusiastic sppport. There is no tnan IN the
District for whom, personally, we entertain
higher regards. Our opposition to him is sole>
iy upon the ground above stated. We are for
A Wilson County man, not thai We love Caesar
less. but Rome more. We desire the success OF
| our party even il il has 10 be accomplished BY
the sacrifice of our best and trUest laen.
MuRFRKEsBoRo' TENN., Feb. z, 1857.
Ma. EpfroE As there Is considerable excite
men, In this District IN regard to the candl-
date az the American party for Congress,
beg leave TO say through your excellent paper
a few words In reference thereto. From read.
! ing the Norfreesborg Telegraph and the cards
OF a few individuals Published 10 other pa
I pers, who have bad tie presumption % sign
! themselves "Rntherf0rd, one woald suppose
that thls county Was as a unit for Mr.. Ready.
Now Mr.. Editor, il is not my purpose 10 dis
parage our present representative. / believe
| him 20 be an honorable, talented aud patriniie
gentleman. But be Is not the man for the 90.
osslon. have been through mosi OF the coua-
Try recently, and have coeversed on The sab
iees Of the American candidate for Clngre-s
with Ainost every man have met aud it'd
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finest passage when he cries out "0h fool fool fool
or wringing his hands in despair, he says q have no
wife or when stands beside the bed Of Desdemona and
she pale as her sheets in DEATH some enthusiastic critic
would attempt apl laud the acting but the reality OF the
thing so apparent to the audience that they were
shocked the outbreak they would have been at the
deahbei Of the real Desdemona and cried out amid their
excited feelings aoh hushP and left the actor with the
painful silence of thousand persons to attest his magic
power in making the tragedy living, real event Nor
can it be questioned that the domestic affairs OF Mr. For
resthe fact that suy things he has to Otheo
he can utter as Mr. Forrestgves fervent feeling to hi
words that art equal.
The Young Mems Union Democratic Club Of this city,
political organization to which the city of New York owes
much of her the last election give grand bal
tonight in honor of the election of James Buchanan and
John O. Breckenridge to the high places in the nation
MANHATTAN.
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SELs-This excellent comedy repeated last evening
TO large audience It's in city is fully
established and doubt not il would prove very arac
tive card for many nights
Great credit is due the management for the careful atten
ton bestowed on the production of the piece We would
improve the present opportunity of speaking word o.
praise in favor of the talented young scenic artist Mr.
Charles s. Gez for the taste and skill displayed in the
interior of the drygoods He is great acquisition
to the establishment
Mr. Glenn very correct and reliable artist sustained the
part of Mr. Apex with credit to himself and enacted it
with much feeling
Mr. Loveday, face upon the boards of our city
gave evidence of sterling talent in his PRESERVATION Of
Charles Sanford But the feature Of the piece undopb
eddy John Unit which rendered in the most natural
by Mr. John Ovens who seems to have made the
part his He completely identifies himself with the
part that it is effort believe it acting He has evil
IDENTIFY bestowed much study and thought upon it. and
presents all the little peculiaes and eccentricies OF the
man with fidelity to nature that is truly astonishing
Mrs. Bateman has displayed not only great knowledge
of human nature but also the faculty of adapting II In the
best possible dramatic purposes The comedy
will be repeated tonight with the same brilliant cast
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LOCAL N w 8.

CouRr OF CLAIMS, January IL, ls57-The court Assem-
bed at IL o'clock, a. Present=-all the judges.
S. G. George, Of Vasalia Tulare county, California
| appointed commissioner to take testimony.
Judge Blackboard delivered the opinion Of the court in
the case of Hanway Holgate the facts Favorable bill
ordered to be reported allowing the claimant the
$sss OIL being part Of the claimed On that part
respecting which the opinion waa adverse reargument
was ordered,
Judge Searburgh delivered the opinion of the court
the facts in the of VIM. H. RusselFavorable bill
dered to be reported
Judge Scarburgh also delivered the opinion of the
in the following cases-Judge Blackford dissenting in
each--viz; .
Thomas Eglistin and Joseph Battele ps The United
StatesFavorabie bill ordered to be reported allowing
claimant l5s 40.
A. Atkins u.s. The United Sates-Favorable BILL allow
ing claimant $780,
A. Munson, Rollins 4 Co, .. The United ststss--Fa-
vorable BILL allowing claimant $4,ls4.
Ayner Co. u.s. The United States.Favorable BILL al
lowing claimant S4os,
John Michel ps The United States-Favorabe BILL al
lowing claimant S38I,
George W. Wales The United States.Favorable bill
allowing claimant $3,a94.
7. B. Wales o. ps The United States--Favorable
bill allowing claimant $1,000.
Samuel J. Way Us, The United states-Favorable BILL
allowing claimant Sill.
Stanwood Reed u.s. The United States-Favorable bill
allowing claimant $l,444.
J. d. b M Williams The United States.--Fsvorable
bill, allowing claimant 81 1862.
Udolpho Wolfe ps The United States.--Favorable bill,
allowing claimant $299.
Welfe Go, "a, The United States.-Favorable BILL al
loving claimant 1891.
Daniel Wood Us. The United States--Favorable bilr
allowing claimant S2,l03
Joshua Mandivie Co. os. The United states-In this
case testimony is ordered.
Nathaniel Williams ps The United States.Mr Blair,
the Solicitor presented his argument in this case The
counsel for the claimant declining to argue the case it
was thereupon submitted.
Cadwalsder Wallace The United Sates-Mr. Vinton
opened the argument in this CASE and before concluding
The court adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow, m.
JANUARY 10, ls57.--Court opened at IL O'Clock, a m
Present-sll the judges
Thomas Ewing, jr, Is. The United States-Testmony
ordered in this case.
Judge blackboard delivered his dissenting opinion in the
case Of Mnge, Ellicott Co. The United States.
Mr. Vinton resumed and concluded his opening argu-
nent In the case Of Cadwalader Wallace Mr. Blair the
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GENERAL NEW

LKeIsLAryE-An act requiring United States senators
to be elected by Vva vote instead of by ballot
heretofore passed the Rhode Island house OF representa-
tives on Thursday and was concured in by the senate
and is law.
Lose sERMosAt the South Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church the presiding bishop decided
long sermons except on very special occasions to be i'm
proper contrary the Discipline to the practice OF the
fathers and extent subversye OF the ends or the
Christian ministry The limit ordinary occasions,
according the bishop should be from thirty to orhve
minutes.
SKATING MATCH is soon to come of in the vicinity
of Buffalo between Philadelphan and New York mer-
chant for $500 side The judges to be selected from
Rochester and Buffalo.
IscREAsK OF SALARIES MIssssIPPL-The following are
the salaries of State officers prescribed in the code bill
regulating the which has passed the senate OF Mis-
sissippi:
Governor. ..p1VVo
Judges of the high court provided said judges hold
their least nine months In the year.. 5000
Chancellor of the 1900
To each of the vice chanceors for the northern and
southern ooo
To vice chancellor of the middle 900
To each circuit 800
Attorney general 1000
IT. each district attorney 800
Secretary of 1000
Auditor OF public 1ooo
State treasurer. zooo
Keeper of the apitol and librarian 500
Keeper of he penitenary 800
Clerk OF the penitentiary wv
Physician ..:.....,......,......,..... 400
Adjutant general, including his salary as quarter
master general. NVV
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
November -, 1855.
Notice is hereby given holders of the
United this will purchase until
Sd Of March next unless the psvi
ousy obnined and will in addition
from the date the last semi annual dividend 81 thereon,
together days additional the money reach
vendor, following rates Of p,emusa socks
For the stock of 1912, premism per cent.
For the ock Of 1917 and premium of is per cent? and
for the stock of 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium of per
Certificates Of stock transmitted to the department.
tee must be assigned the United States
tied receive the proceeds and the
LIST day of January the half be
assigned by the present eckhoder will be payable
FORE and corresponding deduction the amount
stock.
Payment for the stocks assigned be- made
by drafts the Asssant Treasures York
Philadelphia, the option parties entitled TO receive tho
which should be expressed accompanying the
certificates JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29--d3dMaIchin Secretary Of the Treasury.
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RESTAURANT.


VHE PROPHET OR begs inform md the pub,lo
that this restaurant recently The moss
and improved principle with private dining 70 ina ana nr
nshed In the latest .ye, has
fssona French cook recently arrived from Pas
gained extensive artist nj his bs,ness
and proprietor hlmssf distinguished renuaton bo
In France and this nrss and cater
those whs may favor him with their patronage.
Attached the
of wines liquors. and decnces OF the season NJ,
and cold lunch from H. until 10 The proprietor has
Just received per last steamer from Europe, cham
payne earet cosn,c with senerai finest Of
queurs, fues Ac which lower tbnr
other home p the city, bor basket single bottle
Private dinner or parties attended 10 ON The
shortest notice in Of the cream ielv
and all description of confectionery business.
Jan 7-eod3m
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Markets,

New YoRK, Jan. laCotton closed with declining ten
dencysales of 500 bales. Flour IL steadysses OF 1000
barrels State Ss rs Sc 4o southern 81 81 u.s. Wheat
buoysnsales Of S. 900 bushels white 81 7oasl 49,
red 81 So 81 81 Corn frmsaies Of l5 500 bushels
mixed, 70 cents; yellow, rs cents Pork Is frm-ssles Of
$40 37s Beef 10 unchanged. Lard is unchanged
Whiskey closed with upward tendencyoho, 2s,< CEN
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Missoari Senator.

ST. Louis, Jan. l3.The legislature yesterday join
ballot elected James s. Green, democrat United State
senator for the short term The vote stood Green, SO
Benton, "a Kenneth, 50.
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Solicitor replied Mr. vnton closed the argument and
the case was submitted.
Adjourned till III o'clock tomorrow, a. N.
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Notice

TRANSPORTATION oryrcE, AlrxAspnIA wAsniseros n
I'M and amer Monday the sth Of January fire. ebt will
At the depot Of the Alexandria rp u
tween me hours ofs and be TO- w.,dsa ~
% CITY and Also between the same hop at Long Bds. Sta
paid. '' N'ehsnafa must nc Prs-
Jan lo--eoiw
, Amsrcsn AImsn"c Tor 1887 poiisicaI, static
Of the past A "''"'iis' anu ' 1850 49,
eomprahcnsvsneSs value, any similar
W. " .ncw world '--Nafionai InfeiHrenesr
win be received this morning Price 81 Postage cent?
Jan 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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CARD-we hereby notify all those open account.
IA upon our books that they will be
and respectively presented when will be expected to
forward and settle up and we beg
that the immense
on eight hundred thousand family matter
om without meaning or object We
that onr object and intention TO have up,
either BY cssh or notes at satisfactory dates.
Dec s7-Aaw4wift HooE BRO 4 CO.
desiring 10 give private dinner parties
De supplied win hrslcmss French 81 his
vices on application AZ GATHERS RESTAURANT,
Dec o-9aw3moM $50 Penn between 18th I3th
once OF the Washington Gas Light Company.
wAsmssros, December IL, 1856
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the reaueu,.rs
~ Of its charter Of stockholders Washinstou
Gas for tie wear 7ss5
win held at this once Monday the sh Jansay ne
att O'Clock, -
BY order j. p, BROWN.
Dec is-eooS~t Secretary.
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The British Minister.

NEW YoRK, jan 13.-The Heralds London correspond
says Mr. Yers has declined the embassy WASH
ington.
The correspondent of the Evening Post confirms the
Heralds statement Of the declension of Mr. yers
adds that Lord Egn the person likely obtain that
appointment.
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Fire IN philadelphia.

PHIApELPHrA, Jan. 13.-The lumber-yards of Herbert
Davis Co.. and Govett Durbun, the Schuylkill wer
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss about 100000.
both cases incendarism the of the fires.
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csed in all sorts of ways he bury abe rants too
much "he plays suit the vulgar he splits the ears
Of bows by belonging dsaects the astdous and polite
by bis coarseness But the criticism Of the people that he
genuine actor and the low abbe simply not those
located in the Rowery were the play but the people
themselves as they live in New York Tbs yesbule Of the
Broadway is an instructive place the Forrest nights
The performances begin at p M and all who intend to
sit or stand are hand The qnwashed oTp eqry end
pack themselves away ao to look their favorit At
about one quarter after the rush begins and western
hotel at dnner-tms cannot show such crowd fair mai
dens and arsocratic beaux delicate ladies and white kid
attendants the Wall bears and bulls all joste crowd
sweat and get ticket the 9Th avenue Madison
avenue l4th street all send their tributes in full dress sad
and sober elders and deacons of ohurchea men at
the head of benevolent and religious associations
with now and then clergyman slightly mufled, who
chooses a back seat-all these pack the house to re-
pleon and answering by their presence and applause the
stale remark that Forrest plays to the pit and not to the
boxes He leads the stage He makes his mark on all
who hear him Rcheleu Damon, 0thelo and Hamlet are
never eaced from any mind that Forrest and hears
him speak
Mr. Forrest has set noble example to young men He
selected his calling than thirty years ago He has
adhered to that alone to the present moment He did more
than this he selected class OF charactersnot always
popuar--dificut in the extreme to master; but when
once mastered lifelong in their commanding power and
giving their possessor fame fortune and enduring
Forrest stands withouta rival he treads the American
stage se-made artistthe gigantic supreme rsgedian
Of this continent His 0thello Saturday night was
masterpiece The immense house hushed to still
the silence Of feeling and the applause of tears
we're bis need of praise. And when in some Of his !
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1TrtVW y NC DFfcssuH'
NEW YoRK, JAM 13.-The steamship Ericsson, frem Liv
erpoo Gath ut has arrived Her advices have been
tcipated.
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AND SELT-CLEARING
FURNACE.
ElV Q . ! . . Q
DuI>nlnd LaannaA O1 INK

Patented August 20, 1854.
fy,uIs Furnac. 10 different in many essential
i particulars from any thing ever before ofF,fvl
10 the public.
IL presents larger amount Of effective YsAis q.
ing surfsee sll OF which 10 In more direct coutast
viii the fire. than any other Heater now IL the
market. One entirety new and important feature
il the addition Of large amount VI surface o.
tsched IL tbs IRE pot. in the iora or faas, which
adds very much to the power Of the furnace, 80
prevents the everlasting aud cracking Of sAs pot.
The consgrvstion Of ITS ssit-cisasins raAissos
10 important - 1t sGsesaalIy e.
viAtes the necessity Of SlsApipg. The ssdietes
itself encircsss the body VI thA Furnace, and is
connected tnsrswi.h BY six 6uss, or distribvsise
pipes, which, taken directly from the sop Of The
ire pot are arranged that the Ire 10 brought In
equal contact with TIRE satirs internal surface Of
t,e fur ACE tn ,eehv rSuderi mr. the rnhkaAnv "a
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republican state Convrntisn.
The Republicans Of the State Of Iowa will inset
in Convention AT IOWA CITY, on Wednesday,
Anssn lsiA, for general consultation upon matters
OF vital Importance.
If the amended Constitution IL adopted at the
August election, candidates for Governor Iieut.
Governor win be put in nomination at raid Con-
vention.
The ratio Of representation will he one delegate
for every ons hundred Republican voters, in each
county and one additional delegate for fractions
over Atty voters. Counties not having the requisite
numbsrof Republican voters to entiile them to one
delegate by the ratio adopted, will nevertheless be
entitled TO one delegate.
BY order OF the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL KIRKWOOD.
HENRY 0C0NNOR.
WM. PENN CLARK
GEO. d. WOODEN
HIRAM PRICE.
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a D0UBLE Dwelling Aosas, esata3aiag ~
k1lasss ROOMS, plsssAntly situated q eernss q
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large ana uol sslseesa stssk 4 Dry deeds. 6 -
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of LAdiss' Bustins, Caters and Slipper, al a.
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