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M tr.,,t I'D ,eTc-e rcrsonai discretion IN ne 70 "
ssasl' So'u he named - kseSStor, AnH ~ hnn, I'M
b. .Asvs hy r'iUs he power cot 70 'hsm hy ns ,na
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sss,' aSsy 70 men p,s 20 below sse Rsv.eI a.
rsFe pcptf given 10 COMM .,l'neis' {, S"o "a sh,
.,.~v,s n IL w1s hcosHse such the ns.ruetlou OF
de Ts ana intention Is herr luA rs'a No~ e "a.
81 ,iu,instsrs the will annexed granted re EH
80 Vii .ssIl hAy, ,he ,yaf, aad po,os,s aud BE- sb
81 ne dsh as they AaS be-" na~ed executors I" ~"
TIE r.r,s herr has 20 the personal esta'e the same
y~vr and rshu eoiion Of the 'oSlet'' as INC
Ia and IS hoa' exercise that power a nc "Vud
l< Ne A,d ten IN the III a. the sole executor
The ,nsnent will declare he beques for The purpose OF Pnf
sA.s The farm ID essly suspendre the power OF alea
sn sua the keQncfs for the puose OF fabic pspe"sNy
valid BE- established IA hndiho1S on
Man The In the Cry Of New ORA hs OF com
erl, lpown the Ne~York Dpensay snds reference msy
- had the psnElas OF that pan II WI ESQ
rl.,. the h~auss Of tie residue for charitable Purposes also
vz the admnistsor 10 carry out the TWO
a mentioned bequess and make sneh selection Of societies
o. os cts Of Chart, may be proper with heery 70 him ADD
O. any the other parties 20 the action 10 apply u he
Cv r further Instructions IL will also direct the accouns
yaia be Sc lied and adjusted and that each party oe
psS OF Of The his be adjusted and reasonable
ssxnsel fee ,u
s,ce ef s2n0 .,,,
Jsmss C. Dale and another sgt. Nathaniel ii. tow-
lar and another judgment must be entered f the Ia pa
snee 81 the oTissal detr with interest aud costs
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principles 10 make Lease 10 a ooufr ierse and sepure
G,r,anss for each IL tho preseni oase. however. Tho
s'oetiolor- are not Numerous, and W, presume have
oil sgtced 20 The arrangement. Oar rcmaEsr ao7Fe
aio general
The following stn cement win show the snouat ~
foreign goods entered At te port Of NewIorR iof M"
week az compared with the corresponding week OF
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MARRIED..

WAIrE-BEowS-ln spiinEws,er y. Y. on Tuesday sept.
ty the Rev A. Green d. BrIos w.IrE Esq sBd Aiss
HATrIE NJ BNows eldest ssustteT Msunoe Bro~n Esq
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc......THIs DAY.
SUs-Rses....536 Sets......6; 10 noos-Sets -. 81
WArER....-.........,rHi DAE
Sandy Hook. 1888 Gov Island. p He'll Gate...l :O9
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Total nom Jan. l....s5 32sf7s sb'oo'Si
Some $500 COO or $500 900 10 gold will 20 from this
City y the Wednesday steamer at Boston. The
Assay Office has received about 81 200 600 from both
the California steamers. The Government drafts
Paid By the Sub Treasury are go 00O
The gold deposits at the New-Orleans Mint tor the
year ending 3lst July, 1855, were s5l7 75 silver
So iai O7e; total 2s3s,96O Il. Coinage, s)i7, 500
gold 1857 900 silver; total 80 2Ot, 800 The August
deposits were 1919 of gold and silver Coinage,
$500 900, Of which s3lO, GOO was silver.
The Philadelphia Min, statement for August has
net yet appeared.
The gold exports from New.York and Boston in
eight months Of the present year have been s33, $780,
og3. of which s22 ,557 6sl went from Ne~-York and
sll, 375,2 92 from Boston. As com pared with the
sane period of las. year the table shows an increase Of
IS 500 OOO The receipts fr' m California since lst
January have been s27, 39e, 945 on manieits.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
s2l, 562, coo.
The Crculsr Of Messrs. Marie & Kanz for tho
steamer says:
Derui. d,rrier avis lie marcse Pa.e par de' ascus
os Ieu dmpance % nos coies dannrd hn ue dieent
queItu Ge eell.s du eousn lie ocuvement eye Tres
lure sauf les Ife Railroad Lrsent est ton
n rdsbt IL. preniers ours De "a senane precSaene Nous
ren arquons reduction ch de-. denieres
iartiGues porte cioire que ceeaes empsfson ties
rrochsi, ereut usuersirs CONNIE moyen de remise
foH6, ktI.- frmessyec guelqles ran
iAns les nissoun Lee United states e. iS'b ecu
pn sent LIQUIDS 7l. Les Caorne ct les Indiana sont
fsH, De Les Vi gLe ct les Tennessee mont pas ware
Les Mi. N ont feehi d. = Ct.
Tale At Conte-CeA Obligations ofertes plus foes
quantities demsnde tres iuitee, Ia tendance est sere'
Iueut en- balsse
Messrs Decoppe, say in their Circular:
Depus deIues avis du couIant notTe mSche de fond
de TIononce sisnser LIE steamer DO Liverpool
du Is parst svr sppore tres pen dordres de
fond. Americans CO felt cofibue sisseT Ia case dee fonts
lsrgeut der De reaer incline lea defe l etre pen
les pnx Dams fonds speculation eu de ID
reIrise.
The albany Journal furnishes the following state
ment of the receipts at dewater by the Canals Of this
State:
wa, durpg lie Sept the year 1881 and 1856,
d. 70 lows
iSi5'''.'....i1l03 7Ol7 577S 1896
Ipe...4Si2 30 Iuc... ST .isl Dec. ..4a.07
The aggre gate quantity the articles e at water
from the Of NAVIGATION TO me Ih OF sept IN
elusive oups t the ye'r' Wbss enc S Com Su Barley ou
is555.. .......S5oss i,oiiG6 sis.,s4 55S5!
Dee....glysls pec14l Ine. ISL SOL Dec. $3.50
The aggregate quantity Of the articles EFT a. de-waer
pcusiye during years 1855 and 1856, is as follows:
Flour, bbs Wheat, bu. Corn, On. Barley, bu:
l Iss5 ssIs - I SaSa 7 lmSi ,SSi
Dec IS, 1876 Dee 50 OCT Inc OF $40 Dec .22l 23
By reducing the Wheat to Flour the qua y Of the latter
this year, compared with tue corresponding
period of last year. shows decrease OF 39S@o barrels OF
The following table the quantity Of of the prnci
pal articles Of produce left at tide water from the commence
~ davs. DAYS. days
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Markets.-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

MaIkets.-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE
MONDAY Sept. 10, 1855
AsHEs-The msrte. quite rm but inactive; sales OF 30
bbs 81 81 for both kinds
BEESWAX The market dull hear OF sales OF 5000 10
American yellow az TdT!c
COEFEE-A buoJant m.rket with fir demand. The
ttock Of Rio made up to-day 2 $50 bags the sales
$40 Rio at HE 5O bags do per Richards ship at ic
100 Lsguays l2c 100 St Domingo at loc AID $50 Mara
csibo At /! dl2c. 49,
CoTTOS-A dull and heavy market; sales nomnally 800
bses repeat yesterdays quotations. though they
sderarly above the views Of buyers
SEw.YoRg CLASSIFICATION
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SUPREME COURT-GESERAL ITEN.-Nos. &c TO 81,
auelo.ye. Judge CiaIk will beer motions in SPECIAL Term
CIRCUIT COpEr. Nos. 2o6 % go, being the same
Calendar Mondaythe Cou not having owing the
ariVs Of the ,Gdgc
CoNNoS PLEAs-Nos rs, 57i, 81, Coz, G29, 6]7,
OF, eco, "a 7Ss, 7Ss, 7ao 7f9, ISL, 1871.
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houses y isst its1 siesn q - .ssdT 40 2 ss-
Tie bssiiess n.ss f., his n.sth IL bstLe' usn ia
August ssa ri.s paspss Le'les to lie ,emsinds, u
NJ s.ersA Ike tam ~ ,si4s < ,.ss bsiAs ,syisti
uhi.h pD Lsf-Nts'Q sisii i4,iiie, ssss.e"i u.s sc
,<spAs
TI-s Sissszss t'~+s sAa fs.is. s,ss,.s'.ip ti..r-
tst,ss I'D s.ys'e' s-se'iss = qss sd e ne -.s..
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Receipts OF Produce SEPT,
Passengers Arrived.

BY North Rher BOats-8co0 bbls Flour, 2i6 do Whisky,
Ct GO bush CON- 6 do. Wheat $50 do Rye, and ooS do
Rarla
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M &.

ihOsA ...issle is..s.i g.. np"vh re sal hs ~ss,kst
10 G... ssiss e ~ t.us ~ m soa E1f "a "-s
itAp The .s,sl' 10 t-'ss i --"ssjss".s - sss hish
.i.ss j.s.isai ss, u sr-.s-h 81 ''i sls - -
it.ss.
Mprn rsss.. ar.~-s --i r-- -'"s--s a'' q" ga ..
Anus 49, - s--l .sf~s.. .L--sL -, r--,I O. 90
9
i'ht '.-. n-.i--i -. -s-'- -i-----i, - s-i-t.r
s-ei L-s 49, ..s- .. $40 ~. :. 49,.
/. ALL i.--t a -. :. 81 y
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s-i. ~ u .--.ss. !. t-., rr-:.i u ..--...-: =
- l.rrii-- y .-.L. .-.-., ,iS- "a n-~- 49, n49i.
:. @ss<,- -. i-,.hi ,,-.-- - r-i-.. 49,
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Stand, arranged tho two counter claims Of $4,000
aud sia 900 Thstu will DO another mnoiins omot-
row and there every prospect Of afavorabie Goa
cuson OF llo neg aton- lor operating tho 'ro lines
h.. 'moniousy.
90, ,,ks by The present weekly statement show a
. lid general Contractors which has
,o,, golpc ON Tor lew weeks - hs was ""'''
ra,ed tho specie line shows falling Oh, eoa VIC a.
cr,sa,e IL but tfihe above twelve nn'l'on-. we
have. bowever, about two-and s-qdarfr m'lo''o o.
gold At hand which does no, appear in thu stSenen'
whc the shipments Of the week prom se TO be m'def
"a. The irnpr, ssi, among operators IN the stree IF
yer, general that the present statement SD VS. the
small,st amoun, OF colo that we shall have during
The season and such s the feeling of some Of the bank
oficcs. The contraction has been quite general
although the Marhattan il a marked exception $40 v
ing an increase of loans Of So 1000 aud OF
deposits Of sGOo 600. The Commerce shows
an increase Of :l5O,OoO IN loans AMI deere s'e
Of derosits of $3.50 900 The Union has list s2OO 900
depo.ifs. and he American Exchange s26o, 600, and
the later has redn.t oais $4,000. The c1mpsra-
tive fgrres s.e:
loap,S pi.c'ts Specie. CirculsiiOn Depos.:A
SEPT. ...slCo 50 go el.s5. 50 s769l7s ssl g1 2lo
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Dec. 9S 1876 Dec2le5bI lncoUIosp Dec. .<<l, 20
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour the qua ity OF the latter
len sttdew this compared with the corresponding
period Of last year. shows decrease OF S7932o barrels OF
Flour
The following table shows the quantity Of of the prne
pal Of produce left tide water from the commence
N. Of navigation the 7h OF september inclusive during
a. IS9 dsvs 1874 I9sS 23 days
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IneI..... ...... *@h,ss5
The largest loss of specie has been in the Com.
meree, s3l9, COO mos, of which hes gone to Canada
The Republic looses $4,000, tie Metropolitan,
500 900 &c.
Tie following fgaIts shOw the VIBRATIONS 70: the
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ihefse1esssss.s.ss.. ..s...s.s... tlb,lb W
Tie Michigan Sou bern receipts for August will
chow about ESQ 900 Increase and We hesr unocially
tLs, be August receipts Of the New orb Central were
about 800 900. This ia very large.
The earnings Of The Lexington and C0vingt,n Rail
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Iota tosblo 70 rouyofo
Increase in lS5h............. &2p69 u
The earnings Of the Michigan Central for August
were:
Passengers Freight. Miscellaneous Total.
lS6.... &l256i5 IS &59gli 81 S7f49 t6 &212,507 p
lS5A .... s. .ael 80 o. S23 81 3, SS . l5j,8il So
Increase. 81 col % 1885, IS $S5l7 81 s437e5 20
The above earnings no doubt include the earnings
Of the Joliet Cutoff which increases the length of
the road AZ miles compared with last year. This
Cutoff is leased by the Central Road at $4,000 y
mile, and il worked with its machinery.
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Gaming FOR August were:
is3'''.''''..'.'''''. '''..'.''..'''''''tll2sS -
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sn rrrrrNuIlLA CO, No lis Na-.9.L. ss.el, ar
Aa,s ssls such snanserent, sh no D. anu ,h.y 40
- .A ,,..n 4, the untel = stcs and tsnaA. ,.rfs
enabled - ~ ale a sA,ns u ime and eAp'Ase q .,r, ssA
W. A. sAava.k thcuL They sol'ei no ee ~ issJ,
.sss he Ss,ss.i q iAsG customer, Ia view Nefensn'
s~sl " ,sl en thsnA
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Rreaistnfs.

The news by the Northern Light indicates
that the excitement in breadstu1fs has reached
the Pacific, in consequence Of large orders for
-four having been received for Chill and Aus
tralia.-50, 900 bills, it is said, were wanted for
those markets, and.the actual sales from the
18th to the Goth, lad reached nearly that figure.
Prices, in consequence, have largely advanced.
" heat and barley have also advanced.
The clipper ship Adelaide, Capt. Hamilton,
which arrived at New York on the 14th from
San Francisco, had about 1000 tons of freight,
among which are la,O54 sacks barley, 13,S0l
sacks wheat, 400 bbls., 422 sacks, and l2S casks
-four.
Among the balance of her freight, which is
90 the amount of 1000 tons, are 1874 bags and
4O2 bales wool, 227 bales rags, 80 bales sheep
skins, 100 boxes tea, and $40 hides. A novel
as well as a valuable cargo.
Tie news of the advance in prices at San
Francisco is calculated TO have an important
effect upon the market in the midst Of the pres
ent excitement here.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Oct. 20.

SATURDAY, Oct. ~.
Prayer by Rev. j. B. Ferguson.
Mr. Stokes, from the committee on Banks, re-
ported bill to reduce the number OF Directors IN
the branches Of the Union Bank, recommending Its
passage. Passed second reading
Mr Rodgers, from the Committee on judiciary,
reported back House bill to authorize the Governor
TO execute duplicate bonds to the Chattanooga Rail
road Company recommending its passage; and bill
passed second reading. -.
Mr. johnson, from the committee on the Pemten-
tisry, to whom had been referred bill to change the
mode of electing the Keeper of the Pententary,
reported same back and recommended its passage
Mr. She'd offered an amendment to elect by the
people, which was rejected-ayes 10, noes IL
Mr. Bailew offered an amendment TO strike out
Legislature and insert the qualified voters OF the
State, which was ruled out of order.
Mr. Whitthorne offered to amend, by providing
that this act shall not take effect until first day OF
Nov, 1851.
Dir. Stokes moved to lay the amendments on the
table, which was agreed to-ayes 10, noes 9.
Mr. Atkins moved to lay the bill on the table and
make il the order of the day for Friday next Mo-
ton rciccted-ayes TO- IA. Alter several short
speeches pro and con- the bill passed second read
ing.
Mr.. Atkins, from the committee on Claims, to
whom had been referred bill directory to the Cierk
of the circuit court OF Washington county reported
the same back, ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pdss"SS P'sSCu
second reading.
Mr. Rodgers, from the committee on Judiciary,
reported back several bills with various recommen
dstions and amendments. One was bill TO regulate
the pay of Jurors. The committee proposed bill
in lieu of the original, which was adopted, and bill
passed second reading.
Another was bill to secure to the widow her
dover in certain cases, which passed on It's second
reading.
Another was bill to prevent horse racing from
being indictable, with recommendation that 1t be
rejected.
Mf. Turney made speech against the report and
in favor of the passage of the original bill After
some running remarks the bill was rejected-uyes
3, noes 81.
Mr.. Fletcher, from committee on Private Corpo-
rations reported back several bills relating to pri
vate corporations with various recommendations
all OF which were laid on the table
Mr. CALDWELL from committee on Internal I'm
provements, reported back hill to amend an act TO
authorize and regulate county subscriptions to Rail
road stock, passed January -, 1852, recommending
is pas,ag (Which was coucuIred in, and the bill
pa sed its third and last reading.
Also, House bill No 6, TO authorize the BTOyle5
& uenshaw Bridge Company 10 build bridga across
Nolachucky river, recommending a refer to
committee on Private COrpOratons-which report
was coucuurrd IN and reference ordered.
Senate adjourned until MOndiy morning at 10
o'clock
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feeling for gentlemen on both sides of the House,
and he was accordingly excused.
% Before the result of the vote announced,
Messrs Huntington, Galbreath, Buen and Cobb,
who had voted in favor of striking out, asked leave
to change their votes to against striking out, and
leave was granted
The reading of the journal was then completed,
and
Mr.. Cox presented petition from the principal
keeper of the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike
road, praying an amendment Of the charter of said
road. Referred to Committee on Roads
Mr.. Nixon laid before the House the report of the
Comptroller, which, on his motion, was laid on the
table, and 5000 copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Burch: A resolution providing that hereafter
when motion is Withdrawn, no notice of it shall
appear upon the journal.
Several amendments were proposed which were
laid upon the table by the House, and then Mr.
Burch's resolution was rejected-ayes %, noes 81.
Mr. Nixon: A resolution declaring that il is the
sense of the House that the Bank of Tennessee
should be put in gradual state Of liquidation by
the present General Assembly.
Mr. Park: A bill to amend the Free Banking
Law-proyidng that parties applying for the privi-
ege Of banking shall deposit with the Comptroller
twenty-five per cent more Of bonds than the
amount of bills or notes they propose to issue; also
prohibiting all Banks in the State from issuing notes
of a less denomination than five dollars, and prohb-
iting Banks hereafter from paying out their own
notes already issued of less denomination than five
dollars; passed first reading and referred to com.
mttee on Banks.
Mr. Campbell: A bill TO amend the common
school laws of the State; passed first reading.
Mr. Hatton: resolution providing that it shall
hereafter be rule of the House that no motion
shall be withdrawn after the same shall have been
stated by the Speaker except by permission of the
House.
The rule was suspended, and pending the cues
ton upon the adoption of the resolution, the Hou1t
adjourned to 10 o'clock, Monday morning.
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A q + y rs
:. 70 600
SCoTT'S LETTEE GIANT
CORN AND COBB Mill

'I'HERE are features connected with this mill vob, o.,
consideration and close examination on the nan Of
those wi-ning 20 purchase Feed MIL
Is mechanical cIsstTJcticn adaptation 20 tba mr.
Po1 eS dc lguet crush sE grind great ca
pacly, while dnug inEeuse work with extraordinary
ease it. durability is amply provided for The complete
greater convenience for plantation and farm u.s. 9ro>i
bic. tr mes me ,h4uca aid or bill exps nse Ia put
II up; anN fsrm hand or servant put up and SET 4
runnin IN ai an hours uu. The convenience with which
the sweep be sppI-i h0r zontd-as il rBost
usualOr head, and the mill may be easily
where is used The power Il take reouir
one and two horses The quantity and quality OF prpdurt
10 To 40 Gus els good feed meal per hour acc0 ding 10
cheapest m al h.s considered, here before the pub
lie.
Anoth thing connected with the Lite Giant as ma,
tent an worthy Of note is The CO t there Ia b.eu no
Patent Rgh peruliuEO luckstrriug about the country
as l. usual vi he tbousfrt hung NJ M ks-Nfft nm l.
men's that got "a rgade-uerey O. get n on bv
SriLE or puiu 90 The Iatut right uron the cr,daoS-
then the machine hy % ulDre ~ an parties ~ . bur,
Little ''lJni Wis yiEg h,f hey can-and term "a
mat hey viii supp the Ag1Cui gru-ts ana >tnck rrs
OF our cuuntr We. superior MIL permanently en-
gagged IN IN, bn ami have ovt one hundred h,sp
dollar, Invested sn the lururuture Of hse MI. h, =
East, West and ouh, 0 these cstlb -hu-utt BI6v
Ing Gu men soeN iu t.s business SO highly are tbrSs
mls appreciated that thou>s have :, n sold within
the pat eighteen months. and heaviest and The OF
ext nsiyc Huftcrufgr of R.rica'tura iuprp n in he
ontri States have eagerly sou. ht Interest la their manu-
flcture and ale
Ne igPlgmenr has been more thoroughly tested no one
OF the kind haS received numerous nj HIGH .e, ropia
nom chdnics Institutes aid AgricItUrlI AssoistioDs
aud none oy reason % subs au-ia practical utv ami
nert have more t'ry their wr INTO eys,y laws
use and popular favor shn S.o.ts Lite Giant Com aid
Cob Nil Orders promptly al d.
Liberal discount 90 dealers.
Brown 3 ANDERSON
octl-u No 80 Market ST., Nashville Tenn
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NO KNOW NOTHING
New Publication.

REPRESENTATIVES WOMEN: from EVs, the VIE q
ne First, 10 Mary, The Mother Of the Second adam.
BY Geo c. Baldwin, d D, New York Sheldon,
Ltmport & Brakeman, 1855. Nashville Toon,
Nelson ( Co.
This i very entertaining and instructive
book by a popular author. 1t breathes deep
spirit of Piety, set off 10 the graceful drapery
Of fluent elocution, aud adorned by those nat
ural conceptions with which the Imagination
may, without Improperly, venture 10 oil up
the frequent hiatures Ia the Sacred Narratives.
En"r~nn has chusen the title Representa-
tive Mas, f'r one OF hls books; and we GER
iain'y can conceive of uo models more noble,
or worthy OF study, by which TO represent
The other sex than the ever 10 be venerated
Women of Scripture. The graphic delineations
OF DR.. Baldwin, in the handsomely gotten up
little volume before US, viii be perused with
interest by the general reader, but especially
by the Ladies.
For sale by Toon, Nelson & CO., Union St.
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Correspondence o. he Tue Wing.
Election o. Judge.

LswlsBURG, Oct 9, 1855.
Alta public meeting Of the citiz ms OF the county
of Marshall, held at the Court House in the town of
Lswisburg on motion, Col Thomas c II. Miller was
callei 10 the Chair, aud id B. Black appointed
Secr,tary Aud thu o. q OF the meeting having
been explained by the Chairman, the fulloWing pre-
amhle aud resolutions we're pre-ented by " p. Da,
VIZ. F. q which were unanimously adopted:
VII ret~ An ,l,rrna vii. e hyli on th ISrh
ia. If d comb nat inr t,r purp"se at film. the
vacancy c,a-iouei hy the Resignation IT the Hon
AW . rott. n. one Of the Iut-c- OF TIE S1prams
Co,tt ri lin. o. tn ~r-rrr division oi the STAT.
AuI uh,r-a.. We bei Y. that t.i- imporiaIt pc
sitiou ou nj neither 10 sou -ht dec!ipej bat
fUel %, tie un -ocit,d solicit ifipus of the people
and that We have, in common with cur + loW eli.
zeus Of the State deep interest IN making proper
affection, Therefore
Hs,,lpsd That we, a portion Of the citizens OF
Marshall county, irrespective Of party bias, having
full conf fence in the ability and integrity Of Archi-
bald Wright, Esq, Of the city Of Memphis, respect.
fully present hs name 10 the people OF Tennessee,
as emin. ntly qualified 20 ill that high Office, aud
respectfully solicit the eoncurrcnce Of our fellow
citizens OF every party and every portion Of the
State.
Resolued, Further, that the position Of Mr.. Wright
that be will not be a candidate for the vacant judge
ehip. meets our cordial appreciation, aud accords
with the views already expressed, that this y an
Office that should not be sought after but should be
accepted and voluntarily rendered BY the citizens Of
THOs c. IL. MILLER, Chn'n.
GIN. b. BLACK, Ssc'ry.