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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-21

mEII1UDIsI Publishing HOUSE,
sast Side Square.
STEVENSON = ONEN, AGENTS,
WHOLEskLE AND REIA DEALERS IN BOOKS
AND ST Al ION sEY, &C
WE call the attention q Merchants and Books
w generally 10 large stock OF Religous Misc-la-
neous Medical and SehOOl Books and Stationery hieh
v e sell al prces thai cannot fail 10 please
We the attention Gf Teachers School Books
We will make special arrangements iOrsuPply ing seboos
,.rg1 .~1
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NEAT DIV BILLINGS FOR SALE.
WE have frr sale Two Neat Neg Brick Dwellings Oh
w Summer Street just hnishei, which We arr offer
ing low price. Tae lnLs each front 80 fet and are
two h1ndred aud ten deep
One House and Lot on sumner street adjoining the
above Lot is so feet Oot and 2lO Gesn Thes, houses
apd lots in the sJh Ward, and near 5hs sti.
Two Lots on Mulberry Street each 80 feet frort Gnd
273 feet desp
ALSO--A five acre Lot in the Bueua Vista Tract
bargain cat be had in all the above property by cali
ing Immediately
sue2S LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT
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l.IVEItf SIABLE.

. z
~ TIE undersigned hSvIrg tsken the csEEa>
ESSl Livery Stable on Market Street tor 5ksAsss-
AH- meIlV occupied By the Messrs Hammers, secJud
dcVr leow the Nashvie I'm and opyOsit TIE Mansion
House, respectful y SnnOuuCss that he vii keep on bard
foOi and veGlcestO be let 30 the hnng pubic %
resEt usbie terms
Re Is P-eptrsd 70 take Of in the best manner rIi
horses lett wth niu ebe; .Ug hOrsesof Itse!e1
ds sable : situated Convenient 10 5Jsnesf, snd ne W.
keep but exp-rei ced osts ard ihe oeSI proven
Ger the mark.t wii alfort. Terms moder.ie.
s,.,,gs Jf,i ,S,y7rr ~ y. HOWELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-21

ryNHE Fall Session OF my MALE SCHOOL will open on
! the FIRST MONDAY Or SEPTEMBEu next in the
hNDm on Vine s,reet previously occupied by me.
gug23 i'm X bCSIS
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Sewanee House.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

BRIDGES & SON, PROpRIETOEs
THIS desirable house has laely entirely reftted
and rfurnShed and there has also been added num-
Der o. large and beautiful rooms, dining hall DC
The house is centrally located convenient to the Gene
Ts stage fice, Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion Of the city.
We are prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
Inc and our friends general, in style be sur
passed by any hotel in the West.
juneG0 BRIDGES 4 SON Propretors
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FRESH FALL ANp INTER
G% CID GID ED @ u

s.. q B. DOUGLAS q 90,
No 81 FUBLIi SQUARE, NAsAVILLE. TENN
AA| Z are INV enIug ara arranging Trade an
w sx-ensI,e and beautiful stock { Foreign aud
y, ~ nestle Dry Goods, Hats, CaP>, BORaefs,
b0Ot~. brOsanS, hoes. Nc., . c.
Ihe 1ssoFtuebt euuIely eJapet- every way suit
ei 70 the trade OF this section. are anxas 20 plsc,
liberal IeTmS.
We eon'ro ls7ge lot Of Negro Clothing Csnsburgs
suitable tr Meat Saeks) aud several hunred bale, o
Gunny Bays which can be bad Al low prices for Ca,,
2og29 -zm-swkG II. b. DOUGLAS a Co
a 2 q Fal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-09-21

ItltsAilS, CttiAiSN.-2J.yvJ eAtra I-eg-laa CI2ars
| J vel assorted. Received this day by
au-2l WESSELL i THOMPSON.
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BUSTNFSS HOUSE FOR SALE.
elgut us7 5 ,tJr, B-IcS otore Ieups lust o'i ,"
u ~ nm n a. Z on ing about 20 feet Jai kei 81,
and runuug back s5 tsst- 0argnn VIII BE gwen for
lo-' NPE' j. L. . r ". RGOWS
.,--1o 1od A. Chefr, ST.
VGTHEAT,-z0,OUO bushes wanted.
w JOSEPH NASH,
aus25-2w 81 College street;
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w 4 invite the attention OF MERCHANTS 10 thaI.-.
w snG Sesirable FALL. and y INTER STtasE ~
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS \ TRUNHs.
which are now daiN receiving
Ihis stock has been eair selected in view Of The in
creased de for good GO0Z and While it will be ouDd
entirely cupe'e Nell aGapte the Of ts tade
Is Gnusasils iTee from Gods OF infzrlor quality
Bu}er in ibis market would tneir intsres b
examining Stock before make their urchasss
angi9 GARDNtR SHEPHEED A co.
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The FREMONT CALIFORNIA LAND cLAIg.-Ths case came
before the United States district Of California
the 9th ultimo. The following decision made;
"THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA JOHN c. FIRE.
xoSTAppea from the final decision Of the commissioners
Califorua--Comes the said John G. Fremont by his
attorney and the United States by their attorney also
and the opinion and mandate Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States having been FLED in this court duly
authenticated under the seal of said Supreme Court and
certified By clerk thereof whereby il appears that at the
December term of the said Supreme Court Of the year of
Lord thousand eight hundred and fty-fourtha
is say, the 10th day Of March, s55upon the appeal
by the said John c. Fremont from the decree OF this court
reversing the decision Of the said commissioners ard hold
ing invalid and rejecting the claim Of the said John c. FREE
mont 1.-THE said appeal having to be heard before
the said Supreme Court upon the transcript Of the record
Of this court the said Supreme Court rendered and pro-
nounced Judgment and decree in the following words
to wit
is the opinion OF this court that the claim of the
petitioner the land described and set forth good
and valid claim Whercnpon it !. here adjudged and
decreed by this court the decree of the said district
in this be- and the is hereby, reversed
and that this be and the 10 hereby emanded to
the said district court for further proceedings TO be had
therein, in conformity TO the opinion of this court
II is therefore ordered adudged and decreed by this
court in like manner that the claim of the sad John
Fremont to the land described and forth in the record
is good and valid claim and that the said claim be- and
the is hereby confirmed 10 the extent of ten
leagues the quantity specified In the original grant set
forth in the record and within the limits therein mentioned
the said land be surveyed in the form and divisions pre-
scrbed by law for survey in California and in entire
tract
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ON VIEWING THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

-EY ANN T.. THOMPSON.
Mourn, We Freemen your fame's forever gone
Your laurels, gained in bloody field,
a1ust witber now, beneath the bigots frown,
And all must stern fanatics yield.
Your forcfathers--"the sires OF seventy -six'
Bold and Intrepid, nndauntins, daring men,
To liberty gained no laws or rules would hI;
IT'S folly now--'twns wisdom then.
See that pillar raised 10 greet the skies
Memorial to the Patriots name
Who dared The foe. Liberty was the prize,
But Ignorance has stamped nationh shame.
Add stone the weeping willow place
Around the pile, and let the cypress grow
These mourning trees the Monum. nj will grace
In sable weeds-ihc nations grief to show.
Deep curses wait on that fell midnight band
Whose ynndal hands have this mischief wrought;
Americans I! may never such brand
Rest on thy namely such vile bandits brought.
Let patriots mourn-for tyrants now may
In foreign lands; The chains must still be borne;
There's asylum this side the grave
To freedom souls, who despots' rule would scorn.
Oh the Bible. must thy most sacred page
Become the type Of fanatic school
To nothing know, but by their blinded Tagf
Their fellow-men to oyerawe and rule
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ImPoRTAsr Law Woaks, Pasl.a:a x E L.i.,s

IMPORTANT Law WORKS, Publshsd by Little.
judge ss su,.. .a S Sos .ss ass..S:s
Reports Of decisions in he supreme Court o. me uned
es" he court TITS work completed j %
sSS so%sd the fi. Cd
!. e. s &c az - ne
bringing thin the means Of al The volumes win Be
completed early in 1855
From the Chief Justice of the United staies-
:. one q The n S:,s ss ind M All,
need no, say ia, = .s rs ss
work Of this kind undertaken b5 him
The hes, And when !, = co@Is'ed i
profession, whether practising in the courts OF
'hs si TnI 10. I isss VI '"' r. D. TANEY."
From Judge Mclean, of Ur,ed States Supreme Court
specimen volume lvol ID can say the work
tent than Judge Gurus accomplish accuracy ability this
and not say 70 the h.,
Supreme will be- The correction Of the errors Of
n. = The aS nS S %
amed proposed in this edition. VIII give 10 increased
aJuly is, 1855 JOHN MCLEAN
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
complete decided BY the House Of Lo.d
che as $
ne Court q Criminal Appeal and the Admiralty sad ssslssss
rendered This rercs bsias eonpse, reliable
ne H. ss.: :. s1
i. All reported in England here reprinted from thu
These are Pesa. dssd
thus smses; A. .saas Il, ds q ' ,a
xxx, publish dise. Of these repo p - that tins
.ner publish table Of al the cases rspor
70 the and Of every other series where Tie sam
voi. 90 XVII now rc.dy delivery at - per
voi XVIII nearly ready containing Hillary Term
.n and Foreign BOOKSELLER is w..snssoa 81. Boston
July aS-law4w
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MYSTERIOUS DIsArPgARAScE'-A Hindoo lodge out
West had been in the habit Of meeting in hole
in the ground Soon after the Of the Virginia cleo
ton they enter and take ne hofein rh them
since which time nothing has been heard of them.
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LOCAL WIS.

The board Of managers Of the Protestant wshngon City
Orphan Asylum gratefully acknowledge the following dona
tons since their annual meeting in January
From Mr. Nathan Rices children S. Miss Patterson, SIS
Ns Jacob s Gideon in Kre'esss. sse Mrs + cssro
lady, IS; Mrs Freeman s25 Miss Coleman $50 friend
IL ss girl $50 s 5 a. T e Mrs An
lady, 81 Mr. Towers, (amoant Of bill for publishing
500 Mis- Woodbury., $40; Miss Harriet Crmsr. q LEFT
liam Alfred Lee. IS cent. Mr. Warrington Berry IS
friend IS Ars pummsr, 3 cents. shld, 50 cents y.
S!ss.is cs,t.s shidrss, 8 So Dr., Msl.is5. NJ.
tate Of Mrs.. Eliza Trego. BY Mr.. Kenneday, sloo.
SUSAN R. COKE,
Secretary Orphan Asylum.
"cAraY ar SACK TO OLD vraorxrA We find the fol-
lowing in the Alexsndris Sentinel
On Monday last the first day Of the July term Of Pau
quier county court two negro women who had been freed
order Of court for remaining in the Commonwealth contrary
TO law
monds deceased formerly of CupePcr county with the
condition that they should first Joseph Horner Of War
dom they went the District Of Counbia Having become
tired Of the se Of such freedom they there fcund they
voluntarily returned and asked to be sold slaves for their
privilege Of remaining in the Commonwealth"
New York Tribune, New York Evening POST and Boston
Telegraph will please copy the above and charge the
the horrors Of slavery"
1HE L&r. coansssosEx OF PATEsrs.-We make room
with great pleasure for the following notice which appears
in the Scientific American:
Contributions being made by the inventors of this
country and other friends Of the Hon Chas Mason, for
testimonial be him in token Of their apprscA
ton of his noble services Commissioner OF Patents s. r.
Shugert esq Acting Commissioners Of Patents Washngon
District Of Columbia Is the Of the fund.- whom
all contributors may enclose their amounts by mail
The testimonial is to consist Of service of plate, which
will be less rich and massive according to the
received The opportunity of contributing the fund will
continue from the present time until the lat of October
next"
We scarcely need remind readers, particularly the
Juvenile portion Of them that the second performance in this
city OF Rivers Deriouss Circus Company takes place to-
morrow evening. very attractive bill is offered.
There produce wagons at and about
Centre Market yesterday morning than before
known in this city So says 'the oldest inhabitant."
During the storm Of Friday evening last the store Of
Claget Newton May, Co. struck by lightning. No
serious damage was done.
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BY Ell e G n A r II !.
The Garernor of W,scon,

The Governor Of Wiscons;m.
CHrcAGo July aT.S M. Booth who played prominent
part the Of the slave Glover himself
candidate for the governorship of Wisconsin.
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CHICAGO, July lT.S M. Booth, who played prominent
part the of the slave Glover himself
candidate for the governorship of Wisconsin.
Arrest for Frasd
BosTos, July PA man known As George Conner, but
with several aliases has been arrested here charged with
defrauding Messrs Brown, Brothers, Co., of Baltimore,
the amount Of by of false bill of exchange
He was escorted to Baltimore for trial.
Boston and Cape Cod Telegraph
BosroS, July 27-The first section-from Boston to Ply
mouthof the Cape Cod magnetic telegraph line opened
and will be continued thence to Holiness Hole
thas Whey ard) Provincetown without delay and u
matey by submarine cable the island Of Nantucket Mr.
Elias Smith, whose auspices this very superior line il
being much credit for the energy and
good judgment evinced in this enterprise in the Of
which the shipping Of the whole country win derive
great of wrecks which fro
along the coast Of Cape Cod this line Of telegraph will
doubtless render invaluable service
Communication Of the Sentence Of Mrs. Ro6iason.
Tnoy, July 27.Governor Clark has committed the SEN
of death passed upon Mrs. Robinson the yelled
deress to imprisonment for life in Sing Sing prison.
Marine Disaster.
CHARLEsToS July 2The brig Black Swan is ashore ON
Georgetown bar, and it is feared win prove total loss
DIED.
In this city on the 3 her age Mn
PKUDENCE ANNE PATTERSON, wife Of GKosos G. PArrsR
of Maryland beloved by all who knew ner
I nal tionnra nau<rnn n
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Error CorrsceaIn the statement yesterday of the
with which, and the crimes for which, treaties u
national extradon exist between the United States and
other governments there by inadsertence omission in
the manuscript Of the crimes covered by treaties with
the States Of German Bund Those crimes the fol-
lowing namely murder, assault with intent to commit
der piracy arson robbery forgery, utterance Of forged
papers fabrication circulation Of counterfeit money
whether coin paper money and endorsement OF public
moneys.
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THE F.uquier White saiRhuE sPsins., virginia,
reception Of and In far more
attractive condition than they svsr have been
seanst them having been publsned In
the Pcerbur nyciesncer eect that
they for The traced 70 IN irresponsible
TINT there no
Of for ard the subscriber trusts that ne VIII
Be msigny and that Ina respectable
ournss WHICH, havr even currency BY transferring
win dabuss the public mind hroa(h the same
ALEAs 0hAnn.
| JuIv lg-akcplm
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FLEETWOOD CONTRIBUTORS No. va Pennsylvania
III svense Of iosh street, over the eavin bsnk Ths
laid Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
Nav York high ground distaHt and guar
ter mile norsh Of Csp NORTH Capitol street esding directly
satswsy This company have reeved charter rom Con-
Ne se 70 he pushassr ana prohhng a sncroachmenm from
Of Otherwise b Of npoance 10 those who
became cssaem al crss Wis: The eoa ground sscomes
miscuouy ss I'D s measures cannot prevent IT,
nSses oren frsn 70 % g. 4 m, pamphlets, with
map the sygws md ~ oshs intCssos can Nc
obsped aso fos insnsn len with Mr. James ~ mar
VS. 80, -. S''-.' $500 = Tidy
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r,w urrn Ia IN Loahlnn- (lnAss Portrait, I'D PFC
mrsffsue nasuAetuse. ~ Ps.nsytvana svesus-ParIos
~ IN slres - d ~ s,asssas stys and finish con-
snA delivered - put up complete at
pscss il York, thereby uas the cost OF BOXING,
fyeisht ana risk Of hxeakaes.
The pablic respectfully Invited 70 call.
June l6-eod2nH
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NATIONAL HOTEL -Havins Leased the Nation a Hotel and
II order 10 eaabe comfortable, 10 alter i'm
reurnsh will be closed on the LIST o. Auus ana
uoA'
July 97--l0t
The New Baltimore pape please copy ~ times
The Public Ledger Inqurs, PhiaAsphts Ata: Boston
Examner and Coaes Charesson VIII please copy
one time and hiIh 70 the Hoesi.
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WI. n. w. n DAo"h'
Miller 4 Brown,
ArroRuEYs -Ar-LAw,
Wasktaete~, d. C.,
WILL attend 10 busines ts execudve departments me
conn OF cas Supreme COST o. ne United States
oNee ~ scees, cpposiss ths 6anssai PEST ohce.
July lS-2aW3m
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lyENERAL AGENCY AT WAAHIuGTOn-The sub.
u scrber, formerly a NcAmoad, Virginia. having s.sahsshta
bw aoOss IN fnst Of the Tsca3
uy epsens ~ services claimants The govern
revouoaay services, ana Tor land bountet
pensions usdsr the Fscsnt acts efCoagea
the anncrip0 OF be late David DorDgon,
pesaoe ne made the inn
revolutionary In he hrst auditors once In
Rchmond Hc hns copous aAsx papen all
pah oees IN hs Capitol q vn. Thess and The
accommodations years. experience
re him % hope Entrusted him be Just, he will be
where the claimant himself may be entirely
unable DO IL.
For claims Of ID March, 1855 giving 100 acres
battle who served fourteen MS
shaSgss win be very moderate. fELIA hChhADc
Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia
James Lyons Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
g. Heath, late Comoass Of Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia.
Staf1CTd g. Parker, RicAnoas, Virginia.
Hon. John g. rendicton, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washineton, D. q.
william J. Ward, esq, Baltimore
Lewis Tfmberiake, esq, New York
7-d&cpIys
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n pyalIIIr1. ar MOBILE, A3abanaa, VIII practise II
The supreme Court Of hs Uai'sd snses cesr, O cnms
busius with his profession. oce
a door Of 7 street and Louisiana avenue
June N9--d0mif
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SLEHrM0 DooRs.--li is said that there
three thousand persons in New York city whose only lodg
ing place Is the doorstep the coabox the benches in
the public squares Considering the present state Of the
Thermometer their condition is 30 very inevitable
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FEMALE roor-RAcEThree splendid prizes the least Of
which S25 gold will be offered to the ladies of Seneca
county Ohio at the next annual fair October 1855 for
the swftest running foorace Boomer dresses not
prescribed Apropos they have Miss Bentley in Cincin
natl who has been walking match against famed pc
destran After walking for hirynine hours il was agreed
that they should settle the match by of six times
the hall Miss B. gained the by few steps and
ceved the prize when she sung several songs in her clear
sweet and rchtoned voice. the great fatigue Of walking
not having impaired il the least"
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v,LKvEUTH Notwithstanding In store the eleventh
issfalment cosbfscd ho1ee WIN coons - also ne"
saruav al % c3oeao eo1ronO
of brnnda Thoy are
.sv co.Sersd esods II tAsir csss II the Union
In aAAssSoa-
10 cssss and nne sns csttons Of The most
10 seas liza ~ sAs, wisA va o ofpl'ow, table,
an dbeeanG Inneos.
TowsllnSs 81 napAins n pusa psfntsa.
nssw.s sv n III kis3s vus NAsnn eos4s many Of
vtish lsulaaA edsSs, Ne 90 proves 70
ccIes Decided basRaias IN geoAs q thaS cfnsD
msy ceanexion that on ssDck OF III knos "
ro.,.t.s ~ - l. fsH hreshoat entire
,os a. sboss very superior and black sks
exreusIy prices ~-.-.r.
Orr ssoeE ~ sooss for general family consumption rsnns
remarkably well escorted
One price oniy
Daily additions made stock. n, IN
Coz srjcIss Io pcss fir dealing be relied on ID MA
we aying all bills uuse 30 pro@puy ssus"
~ eaAa " ''s' Wy" PERRY BROTHER
.Csptsl 6torss, - bsians,
Iuly l4-sssoaif oviosiss Cssis Market,
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SEWING MAcHiSEs.-It is estimated tsays the Boston
Transcript that there from 1900 to 800 sewing
chimes running at the present time in this city They
mostly worked by girls OF whom earn as high as SD
per week II is said that the average wages Of sewing
chine girls is about six dollars being fraction than
shoemakers average.
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WHo CAN HEAr rms fp--The Scioto (0hio) Gazette o.
the 2ls instant says farmer up in the Barren sowec
eight OF wheat II is harvested, and il stands
huadred shocks the acre. eight hundred shocks
Ia the whole field Every two shocks average buShel
making 400 bushels Of wheat the eight acres 81
bushels 10 the acre Who can beat it3
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DEATH or AN KsGISrKn.--Maor 7. s Brown died Ma
pies the 3oth Of June ast Major Brown the
nephew Of Brigader General Jacob Brown native
New York and after graduating at West Point continued
for some time az one of his aids Subsequently he with
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A VISIT the Camp Before sebastopoly by Richard
C. Mccormick, j., Of New York, exquisitey illustrated BY
the position Of the allied
armiee batteries, barbos OF Baakiava, Pnce q.
Hail. BY Miss Sewell, Sutor Of "Amy Her
bert Experiencs Of Life &C. vols Ctoh u rs; PAPER e.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
July % Bookstore, near sh st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
A CONNECTION.

70 De Edor ~ The y. 7. 7ribuHS
SIR Your correspondent w. 3. f., whose letter
from this place appeared in jour paper of the 2sth
ul, ives entirely misniormed in regard TO al least one
Of the gent omen named in connection with the Sham
okin Coal Company. The extensive defa!cation Of
Mr.. BJugh'er very naturally gave rise to great deal
Of gossip and II therefore not strange that cas-
ua soOurner should fail into error. Indeed for
week or two after the discovery OF the Savings Bank
this place could hsrdy fail 20 be msled the char
ecier Of some Of our worest citizens. The writer of
the article N question grossly mistaken in atrib
utipg TO John +. Long ESQ. any other than the most
honorable connection with lie Coal Company alluded
TO. Mr.. Long il one Of our most respected fellow
citizens, and deservody enjoys the confidence OF tho
con muniiy in which he lives. i'll.
Ianeasfer Pa. INV lss5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

who pes. therr es.h day, also 8, the saving ~aich
would be effected 10y an arrangement similar 10 whai
have alluded to-
lam not noGuain. with The statistics OF travel IA
Well-st., tut am certain that the time which Is 'oa
~ y present aDs erneni would asonish every one:
Would any ore enter into the calculation he would
corfer boon upon Wallst in particular and the ti'y
in general. PerhsTs, Mr.. Editor, you could put mo
VI The track TO obtain the requisite irfJaion ana
would spend zone time IL hunting Il up, making tae
uccc-ssn cs'culs'iors, &c. TO show in good rou'Hi
numbers Es thu; is, after eli, the most powerful way
Of spI gin 10 business mem the saving which they
would make by having cA buildings in the course Of
loud and long before SIZE obtairs refcrn; but when
money liits up her voice the evil will soon be done
AWAY witt. A. W.