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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

- LIN ara CHARLES A. SHEPHERD s<ainst z B. BAR
NUN The tue Chrssn of defendant not being tnewn 70
The plaintiff Comp .ut fled June 30 1851 N be CLERKS
Office the City and County OF Sewfors ITO The ao9re
named Def ndsht Yos hereby Summoned and required 20
the comtla nj IL this sccn which will BE- hed in he
Office Crk q be City and County Of Newfork 81 the
Gems said City and Connty and 70 serve copy
Of your the said mp,nt toe sub-ee 81 their
Office A. No us hOssuseet IN sad Cry within twenty sHs
the ofhis exclusive OF we 1ay
Of .sch service; you fail to sn.wer the aid oompn.
vi bin the aforesaid the plaintiffs this aetion Su take
Judgment you fr the Of i've hundred and seventy
dollars fffy ems with interest from the III lay OF
October hOu nd eight hGBcei aud ar ouT oesaee the
a. this action.-Dafed June =, 1850
jei7 law6~W CAPRON LAKE, Plaintifs' Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
eihe County New YoTk notice hereby given al per
sons having claims sgsust JOHN SCHROEDER late Of the
City Of NewYofk nikHan deceased. TO present the
with vouchers thereof the subscrbe the Of z C.
K6rseT No. 245 Wsehngtonsi in The City Of Sefork
before the tenth day Of September nex-Dsted OK the
sixth day Of March, 1885.
nj iswsmWs ANNA SCHROEDER. Administrators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYoTk notice hereby gwen 10 all
persons having claims against HENRY ANDERSON late Of
the City Of Newly York deo~sed present the same With
youehe thereof the subscriber 81 the Office OF Bel Coe,
Esqs No 50 Johns In the City Of kewYork, befors
the eighth day Of January De1-Daed Newlok the 81 day
of July, l&5 ELIZA ANDEBsON, kxeeutrx
,v.i uSpaW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New YORK Notice hereby given TO al per-
sons having claims asainst MICHAEL QUlSLAS OF the
City New York deceased pesent the same with vouchers
thereofto subscribers the office Of william c. Wsm0re
ESQ., No 81 Was the City of New ok, before hs
h CAV of January neIt-DAed NewYor the third day Of
July, 1855 VIM. JAMES OUlNLAN, r,.eutors
je4 lavsmW JOHN hAlHER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of New-Yofk notice hereby riven 70 al
persons having claims against MATTHEW THUfE late Of the
CITY NeY deceased present the same with
thereof 70 the subscribers the place Of business Of b. j.
Twomey Nc. IS Pnes., lat McsPedqn Bakers Printing
Oce in the City of NewYork before the 9Th day Of
September next-Daed NewYork the 18th day Of March,
1855 FRANCIS J. TWOMEI, r..e,,,o-.
uh2l iawfmW J. GEORGE KIP,
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." FbW1 k COLLINS, No. 50 Wals., II.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD l. Co.,
n Austen Fnars, London
B. O. WAINWRIGHT d Co, Pans.
GEO VI. DRAPER, Hayre .
-, Of these ships Will 30 accountable ion cola
ver bullion specie eFer precious stOnee metals unlea
bills OF adng signed therefor and the value therof thereaI
expressed -, go.
Shippers Will please take noce mat the SHIPS OF s me css
l0t cary any eoods contraband Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

~ RoAD-SUMMER ARRANG EMENT, May J. 1854
TRANS LrsvE NEw-YoKK-For NewHsven-7, A NJ,
sExi) 1889. $40, Ex and Ac;D 4, !EA9 $50 P For
Ex94So p A. For Milford str.tiord Fairfield. southport
and Nespo-7 A NJ, p so, $40. 4S0 =. NJ For Norwak
10 A. NJ; 1850 $50 lex and Ac- 4, (Ex 4So, IS p NJ
For Dsrien and Greeuwich-7 A. NJ 1880 -, lex and
Ac) ASo sis p NJ. For Stsmiord7, g A. NJ lex. y 1850
$50 4 Ok 4So, SIS 2. NJ. For Port Chester and New.
gochelie-7 IA NJ; 1850 $40 49, SIS 6l5 ~ For Rye
aud intermediate Stations A. NJ; 1880, 40, alo et
I'M.
,Ex) fOr Hartford and sPnnshsd-s (Ex';l lZSo 2 ~
Dr. For Connecticut River Railroad 70 hontreal-S NJ,
(EIj For Canal RAILROADS. A. ~ gELil l59 r NJ o tSr
Sew.Iopdon Railroads A. NJ; p W. For Honsatone Rail
coad-s A. ~; $50 P. NJ eor Nsusansk Rsirosd-s VI
$50 ?. 81 For DAnhury and NerwAb kAnrcs0-I' y A. Nj
tP.M. - 40.
Trans TO Esw-YoKK-From New hsyen-aS, = ass
A. ~; l8 (Ex.D $50. SIS p NJ, tELl From bncgepSrt-
Slo 74s l0is A. NJ; 2S2 Ex.J Al, sS2 n NJ tEA froin
NorwNIl-s ga, SIS, 1852 A. NJ IS, tx u aA ~
7. NJ, lEI) From Por Chester-sS 40 -. NJ, LIS
A. NJ 4@, 6HP.M JAMES H. hOft' SuPh
NEw,JERSEY RAH.ROAD-For PHILADEL-
~ PHIA, and th. SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY CITY
United States Mail Express Lines Leave New OK AS
70 A. NJ md And6 NJ Through IN four hours second
Clsss - . n the 80 IS IN T. and IS "a and 10 A N sna'
y n The NevJersey Accommodation Line leaves IL y NJ
-. aoipne a. al ~aysfsroos Through Icksts soa 'ai
lircnDrn st rlo Nh the West and or BatiDore
asa u kndsR u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
1853 DAY BOAT for 1854

,HEAP FAKE on the fastest boat on the river.
~ For Albany and Troy fare Is cent, bth. IS csnts,
,ee rooms % cents Tho splendid steamer gFRO Ca =
asneex leaves north side Of Rohn.ont Pc everv TIES
DAY, THURSDAY snd SUNDAY ate P. NJ Sry,ias =, A NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
6teambcats ann Railroads.

AOTICF.-The Steamer LIBERTY has resumed
~ her uips between EAST GhFFNwiCH, r. L. and NEW
PORT In CONN elton with the Stunngou Line Of Steamers
pass nsss tor NEWPORT lesve Stonington o'clock,
NJ srsivng ~ Newport AZ 3 A NJ.
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Eeaal Notlfes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the Cosnty of New-Yo Notice hereby given TO al per.
sons having aims against WILLIAM ACHEsON ate Of the
CITY OF ased present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber Of John Gro hers no a
Chatham City Of NewYors before the hst
dav of December ner-Dated New York the twenty ninth day
ofMAy, 1855 ARCHIBALD MlLsOS, (r.-
JOHN CROTHERS Executors
mv9O laws1nWs ALEXANDRIA c. CULBERT,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen 70 all per
having claims against RkBECCA hcCOLLUA late OF
the CITY OF widow deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber his oee No ~
Eshth In the City Of NewYok before the fourteenth
dsv Of December Dated NewYork, the wefh day Of
June 1853 Iiel4 lsw6mWl J. Y. MORTON Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given 10 al
persons having claims against ELIZABETH STEVENSON late
OF the City Of kewYosk deceased present the with
vouchers thereof subscriber. az his office No ii at
IN the City NewNo4k before the tenth day Of SPten
Der next Dated SewYosk the 6.h day Of March 1855
uh7 laW6lnW =. CAHILL Attorney Tor Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

NEWPORT.-MOST DIRECT and PLEAS
~ ANT ROTTF-Ask for Tickets via New London. Take
the A. NJ Express Train for New Haven, which connects with
the train for Ne-L ndon for St0ningon train for
Greenwich and the steamer LIBERTY Naaganset
Bay Newpor thus avoiding the long detour by Providence
uc dust dtnce railroad and arriving Newport about
two hours in advance other lines Returning leave Newport
IA hour later q. arrive ia NewYork by train from New
Haven as nalsenqers By other lines Fare though. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork. notice hereby ryen 70 all
persons having against GEORGE BRADES late Of the
City of Eewlo k. eeceased present he with vouch
thereof the subscriber her place Of residence No
5tht building the City Of New York before
day Of October nexLDsted New York the twenty 6rs
eay Of March, lGSa BRIDGET BRADES,
ruhu lswtmWs Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

EOR EbPOOL-PATRIOTIC LINE
Il The new and fast sailing Packetship CALHOUN Capt
D. 1um will have immediate dispatch for the above port
For sht passage having superior accommodations ep-
ply % II the Pier No. North River, or TO
sOFFORD. TILFSfON 4 Co. Ne ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

~ -SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April 2
Leave NeyYork for East0n by steamers Red Jacket and
Wyoming from Pier No 2 North River at A. H., and
9. If. For Somerville, (way,) at $3.50 p. NJ.
The above trains al Ezabetown With trains on me
New-Jersey Railroad, which leave New-York from foot "
Courfland'-st as a. NJ, II NJ, and and 2. NJ
For Schooleys Mounain-Leaye at NJ Fare through 81
IOHN o. STERNS, SupenutenGer~
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A. u
~ after MONDAY July 2 1855 and until further Pas
,enge will leave Pier foot Of Duanest follows,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ for punkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS at 6 A NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL 9:5 A. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo and internedh
ate Stations Passengers by tins Train will remain nigh
Al Owego and proceed the next morning.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER. at 8 p NJ, from foot Of Char
oestf via Permont for SufeTns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4P. NJ, for Newbursh and onsSihe
and intermediate Stations
EMIGRANT at P. M for DunkTk and Buffalo, and inter
diate Stations.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day excepting Saturdays
$3.50 p M for Dunkk and Buffalo and intermediate Sta
~
On SUNDAY two Express Trains at $3.50 and ESQ p. NJ
These Express Trains connect At Ena with the Ernirs ane
agsra Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
kirk the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago &C. and with hrsclsss spend<
D. c. McCALLUM, General Supt
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ryHE YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sTATEs MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships composing this
ane are the following - ..,v,c r.. A.

BALTIC, tapt LonttO.k., hDItI1AI ~. a. -
xse hips having built by contract expressly FOR ss
m ssrce every has been taken Ia their cOnstruc
80 A. Lao In their engines 70 insure strength and speed, and
de-, accommodations for passengers are une9uaed tor elegance
- Comfort Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool,
sss cabin $50; IN second do $50; exclusive use OF ex
- ,e ae.roos 1875; from Liverpool 70 New York ~ slc
~ ss An experienced Surgeon attached TO each snp No
bcrth secured until paid toT .e IN . .uruo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

DATRlOTIC LINE-New Line of NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This iine viii b
composed Of the following and splendid ships wiz
CALHOUN 600 tune burden Capt ID. II. Truman
n CLAY 500 tuns burden Capt David Ceuhtns
WEBSIER...."2 COO TINS burden. Capt j. lawrence
ORIENT 2 600 tuns burden. Capt. Geo s. HILL
The above vessels been recently built and are the
largest and substantial In The trade.
They are commanded by Of experience and ability fh'
accommodations very superior and eXeon WIZ bs
made promote the comfort of passengers and the oonVeneno'
ofshppers. For freight passage, apply to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 Co., No. 80 Broadway:
AGENTS 10 IiverpOol-T. 0RIMSHAW Co, No 70 Gofe'
HazA
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,THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

pINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EEw.YoRR TO LIVERPOoL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. -
LIVERPOOL. -
Chez Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage %
The ships from Boston call Al Halifax
! ARABIA. Capt. Judkins AMERICA, Capt Lant.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryre EUROPA, Capt shannon
ASIA, Capt +. q. Lot CANADA, Capt stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt leitch.
These vessels carry clear white light Al mastbesd green on
tarbosrd bow; red on port bow.
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston Wednesday. 8th Juiy,
CANADA stone......... Leaves Boston Wednesday Aug
ASIA Lott. Boston "Wednesday N AuS
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston Wednesday, 18th Aug
CANADA Leaves Boston "Wednesday, 18th Sept
AFRICA HARRISON Leaves Boston, Wednesday 10Th Sept
Berths rot secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for Cole
Silver, Bullion Specie, Jewey, Precious Stones Metals
lees bills Of adnR ssned therefor and he value thereof
therein expressed
for freight passage, apply 70
+. CUNARD No. Bowling green
rere will be steamships Of this line from New York uns
uFther notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

NETWORK to MONTREAL, Ogdensburgh,
~ White Mountains, ST. Johnsbury, and Burlington via
Northampton Brsttleboro Bellows Falls Rutland, Wnisor
White River Wells River Montpelier St Adams and Rouses
Poirt-Tbrough tickets via the NEW-YORK and NEWhA.
VEN RAILROAD. Boston Express Trains 70 Springfield
A. NJ and p. NJ. Baggage checked through
FRANCIS hyde, Agent-Ofice. Pier No 8. Pecksip
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4 NAMDEN anu AMDOI NAILIO.tD 10 TIL
~ ADELPHIA, from Pier No. | North River-Two lines
isily at A. NJ and 2 p NJ. Morning lines at A. NJ by
sea1nbost JOHN POTTER TO SOUTH AMBOY, thence by
wsy.paces and Philadelphia Fare ~ % Express line
N2P ST., BY JOHN POTTER TO AMBOY thence direct &c
Camden by cars through in five hours Fare S. Way, Ao
,ommodation and Emigant Lines r. M. Fare 81 So Emf
rant Line z. NJ, 81 IS
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y HIGHLANpS, OCEAN HOUSE. LITTLE SILVER
POINT OCkAN PORT 'ne EATONTOWN.-FAkE
"a leg (ENTS--Ib7 Dew and ieh,drsf,ed JAMES
CHRlsLOfHER CsPt John Borden. vii from foot Of
Jsyst., n. T., "a follows;
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
Il. point. and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and ali information concerning routes fare, &c, either by the
EEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEWfORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application at the Companys "
Gee. No. lS Broadway, cor Dey.st
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u for SlNG-SiNC.-Steaner CLlfrnN, capt James
EmendoIf will The foot OF Harr~ons h kkl Az TER
NOON A. O'clock T. NJ, commencing AIURDAN, July q
pnCk eli the intermediates landings Returning VIII leave
sing Sing $50 NJ, landing AZ Amos-si, each way
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-28
In Common Council.

CALLED MEETING, Aug. Is, 1855.
The Board met this evening for tho purpose Of
hearing the report of the joint committee, consist
ing Of the School Committee of the Council and
the Board Of Education, with the Mayor, appointed
to examine Odd Fellows Hall with reference to its
adaptedness for school purposes, and report to the
Board
Aid. Glenn, on behalf of the committee aforesaid,
reported favoraby upon the proposition to purchase
the said property at an early day. The report was
received and concurred in.
Aid. Coltart then introduced bill providing for
the purchase, by the city, Of the building known
as Odd Fellows Hall, which passed two readings
Aid. Harris introduced bill in lieu, providing
that the property be purchased for 81 200, $4,000
in cash, to be paid from the school fund, and that
the bonds of the corporation be issued for the bal
ance, and the same charged to the school fund
and that the necessary expense Of fitting up the
Hail for a school house be paid out Of the school
fund. The bill was accepted in lieu, and passed
third reading.
The Mayor then presented and read the resgua.
ton of the city Engineer, Prot. A. P Stewart,
which was received and the Board adjourned
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100000 COPIES.
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,

THE undersigned have in course OF preparation a
l. new Steam Boat Directory, which win be
issued in October next The book will contain two hun
dred pages illustrated in the best STYLE and neatly bound
In durable 1t viii be Of the most interest
ing books published, and viii be book that viii be
interesting all classes Of people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECTORY win contain complete list and description Of
Waters The length model speed power and tonnage
Of each boat where and by whom built the name Of the
boat with the trade she is in Also the names Of Captains
History Of Steam Boats and Steam Boating the Western
Waters since the application Of seam also sketch Of the
first boat built the Ohio river, with the of the
builder commander and owner.
The River Directory will contain list and description OF
all the steam Boat Disasters that have occurred
on he western and Southern Waters beautfuy
with list Of all those who have persisted by their burning
sinking and exploding the Western and Southern Waters
The DIRECTORY WILL CONTAIN MAPS Of the Ohio,
Mississippi, Missouri Illinois, Arkansas White Red Qua
cha Yszoo and other rivers with the Towns and Cities
laid down. with correct distances also, other River
and Commercial Of interest the people at large
The book will contain the cards OF the various o. s. Mail
vii; s.o con,sSn comnIe s Of All The RESPONSIBLE Steam
Boat Licensed 0cers their places OF residence &C. the
new Steam Boat Law lis requirements, with comments
showing wherein II benefits the incompetent officer and In
the compe officer &C. aud all the important u g.
supreme Court Steam Boat Decisions up date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills OF Lading i'm
pOrtan Decisions Of the various u s. Courts regard to
Feshss Lost and Damaged &e, with many other things
Of interest
The Directory viii be illustrated in the best style and
printed In the best The author has for six years
been gathering together all the facts and items In regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters the Western and
Southern Waters and intends publishing them in book
The price Of the work win be put the low Of
One Dollar Ten thousand copies win be issued for the
boaten and Others DESTROYS OF subscribing will have 10 do
at once, will be printed unless ordered In adj
The work Is destined to have circulation OF
EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, as the publishers receiv
ing large numbers ofsubscbers per mall from all parts OF
the country daily. Come Of the Oldest boamen, well
NEST scientific Of the times, are eCntrbutors to the
Steamboat Directory.
ER- By remItting one dollar TO ,. I. LLOYD Co. you
win receive acopy Of the above work. The work will be
issued In October Agents At New Orleans, Memphis, ST.
Lous Louisville, PittsbuTg, Wheeing and Cincinnati win
wait upon the steam boat commanders.
All letters should be addressed TO
JAS. +. LLOYD Co.
LEST Cincinnati, Ohio.
gW- Capt. y. D. FARNsw0RTH win receive subsorip-
tons In Nashville, and BY mail.
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NATIONAL DEBTS OF THR WoRLD.-A new
edition of "Fsnn on the EhgEish and Foreign
Funds, very recently issued, gives statement
of the existing national debts of the principal
countries of the world. This is interesting at
this time, when the contraction of additional
debt is very likely to be forced upon all the
leading nations of Europe at least. The ag-
gregate amount of European debt is stated to
be e., ga, S4l 900, of which the debt of Eng
land is e77s, 923, 900; France, e23s, OO0, 900;
Holland, elO2, 45l 900; Prussia, e3,bOO,0OO;
Russia, Eos, 100000; Spain, 100000; Bel
GUM, e2e, 1000 900; Austria, Oil, OOo,O The
various countries Of Central and South Amer
ica, Mexico and Cuba, have an aggregate debt
of f59, 7ss, $50. The debt of the United States
is put down at flO, 900, 900, and that of Brit
fish India at 5000, Oo0-making the total
public or national debt of the world to be
fl,762, 62e, $50.
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For the Nashville True WING.
Tie next epeakership Again.

Mr. EDTroR The subject has frequently been
brought before the members elect, for their coned
GRAFTON. This is as it should be, for no member
should be promoted to 30 responsible position
without having bis claims examined into. Then,
allow me to present, for the consideration Of the
members elect Of the next Legislature, the Of
Mr.. ROBERT HATroE of Lebanon.
Mr.. e., although but young man, possesses the
requisite qualifications for that high and responsible
position. al who knop h:m will readily accord
this. Being jurst of celebrity, polished gentle
man. and well acquainted with parliamentary usages
will it not at once strike the mind that he viii make
graceful and an acceptable speaker!
He halls from the same place of the accomplish
ed and talented Speaker Stokes.
OLD DAVIDSON.
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OLD DAVIDSON.
Communicated
Notice TO Capitalists.

TRENTON, August %, 1855.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Will you invite attention to the
following suggestions Situated as we are in rich
and thriving section Of West Tennessee-in the
midst of growing and commercial community, we
are greatly in want of monied facilities, such as
might be afforded by FREE BANK. Perhaps there
is no point in Tennessee, where such Bank could
be established, with faier prorpect Of as much
business could be desired, of the very best char
acter-there being no Banking facilities of cOnse.
quence nearer than Nashville or Memphis. The
attention Of capitalists could not be invited to
more eligible locality than Trenton, for tie estab-
hshment Of such Bank, if making money is de-
sirabe. Let capitalists but look at the large Sec
ton ofcOuntry surrounding, wealthy and prosperous
but destitute of sufficient commercial or financial
facilities.
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stitution, perjurers and midnight assassins be-
cause they simply pledge themselves to vote for
native born Americans for Office to the exclusion
Of foreigners and Roman Catholics-here is one OF
them who denounce our party as vile prescription
it's calling upon and coruring his fellow citizens to
place the ban of prescription upon every Protest.
ant teacher whose political opinions do not happen
to be similar, upon this question, to those enter
tanned by Honorable Barclay Martin, United States
Mail Agent for Kentucky and TENNESSEE Talk
about sundering social ties and destroying the bar
mony and good will of communities! Away with
such unblushing demagoguism!
The tendency of such iufammatory speeches as
were delivered yesterday was shown late in the al
ternoon. large number of the unterrifed met
together in the rear of a grocery to wind up the
fourth act in "the great jubilee" over bottle, or
perhaps dozen bottles, Of whisky. Some of them
undertook to hiccup the sentiments uttered BY the
orators of the day, with variations, when one OF
them went so far as to assert that every member oil
the American party was a ID scoundreL The
result was, half dozen of them went home to the
bosom of their families with broken heads.
Pardon me for inficting these hastily written
sheets upon you, and believe me,
Yours most truly, x.
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A CARD.
LKxrSerov, Tennessee

LKxISeroS, Tennessee, August IS, 1855.
To Ele Senator's eleetQ Tennessee:
Hon. sIEs IL hAvelavaied myself Of This medium Of the
public press inform you that candidate before your
Honorable body for Door Keeper your next session. and
trust In doing you will take my in consideration
with the many others who may aspire to that position In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly, and although it is somewhat devang from the
81 OF candidates for hat Office Who generally speak
ing mporune Senators with letters tedious read &C.
and not wishing to annoy you in that manner, shall
tent myself with this card trusting meeting at Nash
vile, and further acquaintance in October where will
have the opportunity Of inerchanging sentiments. viii
close by only saying elected will discharge my duty
the best OF my ability and to the comfort and convenience
Of your body throughout the session.
aug2T-4W Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.