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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

LONDON Times the great BRITISH LON.
DON TIMES says: ....,
GA Buchanan Presidency will be trying
one to English interests and must be antici-
pated if possible !" ...
Now if there was only some nice little
way to bring the English and the Fremont
ers little nearer to each other-not nearer
in feeling and purpose, but nearer to each
other by shortening the watery distance that
lies between them--wouldn't they elect J.
CHARLES FREMONT, just as easy"
Yes ga Buchanan Presidency must be
anticipated" That IS fact (! The Free
monters do anticipate it'with fearful antici.
patton ' Ea
We don't anticipate any other kind oI
presidency for several years yet.-A@rora.
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No Goa note of Col. Fremont's for
about $4,000 was offered to E. d. Morgan,
who is President of the Fremont New York
State Committee and millionaire, for eigh.
ty cents on dollar, but Mr.. Morgan shook
his head and refused to purchase. He can
not believe that Fremont is going to have a
salary Of $4,000 year after next fourth
of March, nor great deal in Mariposa.
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b, OF Maize yields from one hundred and
forty to two hundred fold, and two crops in d
year. Rice from one hundred and fifty To,
two hundred fold, also, two annual crops.---
The principal agricultural products are su-
gar cane, tobacco, coffee, cotton, fruit and
vegetables; rice, sage, maize, and cocoa are
but notso extensively as the for
mer.-Lettefs from Cuba. A3e'To III
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INDIANA The Washington Star, Of Fri
day, says bet Of $4,000 was offered and
accepted in that city, on the day previous,
that Indiana would cast her electoral vote
for Buchanan. The Democrat put up his
money and the Fremonter backed down.
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FremOnt's Biography.

A husband without wedding-a Million
arie without dollar-a statesman without a
speech-a legislator almost without vote
"a military chieftain without battle Make
room for Col Fremont-the gentleman
who is never in the right place at the right
time,
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$4,000 FOR 81 DAYS sERvICEs.-John G.
Fremont was a member of the U. S. Sem
ate from Sept. 10, 1850, to March 4, 1851,
but during that time was in his seat but 81
days, and for his services during that time
he drew $40 900 for mileage and per diem
only $500 per day. What has become Of
the "screeching" Of the fusion papers about
retrenchment and reform
How HE voTED.-During the 81 days that
Fremont was in the Senate he voted against
abolition Of slavery in The District Of Colum-
bta-Senate journal 1850, p. 626. He also
voted againsta motion introduced by Mr..
Hale to instruct the Committee on the Dis
trct of Columbia to amend n bill then be
fore them so as to provide for the abolition
Of slavery in the District of Columbia
These votes were given against such anti
slavery men us Hale, Chase, and Seward
and along side OF Atchison, jeff. Davis, unt
Yulee.
e. Oh! What nominee
Isl. c. Framong Of Mariposee,'
! for the Abolitionists
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o. The New York Journal of Commerce
is informed by the United States Deputy
Marshals that at least l6 slave vessels have
sailed from this port within year, and three
within the last three weeks. 1t believes,
however, that few if any American mer-
chants are connected with this pratical bu-
siness, "r-
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THIS IS THE FLAG.--Colonel Black Of
Pennsylvania, said in his speech on the 4th:
"It is related Of Henry Navarro that be.
fore going into his greatest engagement, he
said to his troops, 'when you are in doubt,
follow my white plume May be pardon
ed for saying to you, my countrymen, when
doubt comes over you, in peace or war, in
prosperity or adversely, follow the flag Of
the PINE rican Union" "aa& .5
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Coon SPEED.-On the 10th inst, the NOR.
ming train bound east, on the New York
Central Railroad, ran from Buffalo to Sy-
racnse, nearly one hundred and fifty miles,
in four hours and seven minutes.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENN0N Jr., Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Butler.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
Isr, SHELDON /. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton.
%. HENRY f. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
39. DAVID CLARK. of Montgomery.
4TH. ISAAC H. THOMAS, Of Ddrke.
5TH. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9TH. MICHAEL H. DAVIS, of Clermont.
TTH. WILLIAM CRoSSEN. OF Warren.
sTH. WILLIAM KERSHNER, Of Clark.
9TH. GEORGE f. SENEY, of Seneca.
IOrH. LEVI DUNCAN, Of Jackson.
lITH. ALFRED MCVElGH, of Fairfield.
I2rH. JACOB SLYH, of Franklin.
18TH. JOHN Tiff, er Huron.
l4TH. JOHN G. MYERS, of Ashland.
18TH. JOSEPH BURNS. of Coshocton.
10TH. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, Of Morgan.
nth. BENJAMIN +. SPRlGCS, Of Noble.
18TH. ALPH0NS0 HART, of Portage.
I9Tn. HENRY II. DODGE. Of CuyGhoga.
eorH. GEORGE G. GILLETT, Of Ashtabula.
elsT. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, So.

Personally appeared before the subscri-
Der, a Justice of the Peace in and for said
county, Josiah Cole, editor of the "Indepen-
dent Democrat" German newspaper, pub
lished in the borough OF Easton, in said coun-
ty, who being daily sworn according to law,
doth on his solemn oath declare and saw,
that on or about the middle of July fast,
Henry w. Lowry, brother of Major Gen.
Grove P. Lowry, of Kansas, having first
called deponent aside, proceeded to enquire
il he was proprietor and had sole control of
the paper of which he was editor. That
upon this deponent answering in the affirma-
tive, and after some conversation upon the
prospects for success of the several candi-
dates for the Presidency, the said Henry w.
Lowry, further said that he was authorized
by certain persons to say to him that if he,.
the said deponent would come out and faithr
fully support Col. Fremont he, the said de-
ponent, would receive three thousand dol.
lars. That they had the money ready, and
all they wanted was for him to pledge his
honor that he would so support Col. Ere,
mont and the money should be paid down
to him, in cash, before he should be requir-
ed to take any stand. That upon this depo.
nent replying that he would not do it, ilA
conversation upon that subject ended and
they separated.
And this deponent further saith that the
above and foregoing is substantially oil that
passed between him and the said, Henry w,
Lowry, in relation to that subject.
JOSIAH COLE.
Sworn and subscribed August 4th, 1856,
before me. HoR. E. WOLF, ]. p. y
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Democratic County Nominating
Convention.

The Democrats of Portage county will meet in Con-
vention, at Ravenna, on SATURDAY, THE 6TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1885, at &c O'Clock, A. NJ, to put in
nomination candidates for the following County Offices
One Auditor,
One Sheriff,
One Surveyor,
One Commissioner,
One Director of the 1narmary.
The Democrats arc requested to meet in their re
spective townships, THURSDAY EVENING, the 2Ist
CT August, 1855, at O'Clock, and appoint dele
gates in each township to attend said Nominating
Convention.
And at the same time to choose delegates to tht
Democratic Judicial Convention to be held at Newtor
Falls, on Saturday, August 3Oh. In which Convon
tion the townships will be entitled to delegates as fol-
lows, viz: Atwater, Aurora, Charleston, Edinburgh
Deerfed, Freedom, Hiram, Mantua, Paris, and Wind
ham one each; Brimfeld, Franklin, Nelson, Palmyra
Randolph, Rootstown, ShaersyiIle streetsboro, Suf
field, two each, and Ravenna three.
Also one delegate from each township to the Con
gressional Convention, to be held at Alliance, OF
Saturday, August 3Oth.
By order Of the Democratic Executive Committee.
A. HART, Chairman.
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or The Washington Union has the fol-

Or The Washington Unson has the fol-
lowing: 4 an @ az qaS eT q
We are authorized to bet two thousand
five hundred dollars that the State of Illinois
will cast her electoral vote for Blu chanan in
November next. If the sum is deemed too
small, we are furthermore authorized to In
crease the bet TO five thousand dollars.
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MICHIGAN.

AT the elections last spring, the Democ.
racy generally carried this State. They
have recently met in Convention and NOM
mated an excellent State and electoral
ticket. Buchanan was the first choice of
the Michigan Delegation in the National
Convention. They are fighting for the
standard bearer of their choice with an en-
thusiasm and courage which is sure
guarantee Of victory. .a as
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DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
OHIO.
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Thc Way the FseEM 0Niers are FRY
Ing to win. N'"

1t has been charged that the nomination
of Colonel Fremont was purchased by Wall
street and California money, and the cir
cumstances adduced to sustain it are strong
ly rroborative of its truth. From the fol-
lowing, which speaks for itself, it will be
seen that an effect is also making to buy his
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GTThe Wisconsin wheat crop is coming
In finely. Its represented as being one o:
the best eyer raised,
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Extracts from EWcFhaGaan S Speech
ora the independent Treasury

"That country is most prosperous achere Ia
Dor commands the greatest reaoard. ....
"From my soul respect the laboring man.
Labor as The foundation Of the scealth of euery
country, and the free laborers Of the north de-
serve respect for their probity and intelligence.
Hea zen forbid that I should do them Dron9!"
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
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RAvENNA, OHIO:

Thursday, August 81, 1850.
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With regard to Illinois, the Tribune re-
marks:
.'The vote in November will exceed
100000, and if SO many as. 5000 shall be
thrown away on Fillmore electoral ticket,
we shall have some apprehensions as to the
result. X We strongly hope for
the vote of Illinois for Fremont, but do
not esteem it certain"
From this it can be seen that the 1rs-
bune has but little hope of Illinois. The
Democracy are saguine of success. Un-
less the signs of the times greatly mislead,
Richardson will be elected Governor, and
the Democratic nominees receive her elev-
en- votes.
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Sworn and subscribed August 4th, 1856
before me. HoR. E. WOLF, ]. p,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
pENNsYLvANIA RAHROAD.-The GREAT

k/GNA~C ANA hd14<ItOdOs-Ah No S-'~~
y CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atisnte cite. win
Nerern North western and South esern ss'e: y
With daily line Of Steamers to ell ports the Western Kye
md At Cleveland and 6andrsky with steamers al poru
hs North western Lai nskips the most direct chsspes $40
reliable route BY which FREIGHT b brvGosd % ens
hou The Great West ou
AATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlTTtb hoh-
pAsr CLAss-Bo0ts Shoes Dry Goods, I'm 90. n.r 100
boxes Furs, Pesthexs ke........."....l
SscosD CLAss-Boots and Stationery Dry a..
Good, Tin b&iesJ Hardware, Lessher 7S psf w .
WOOL, bc.........
SBf1p CLAss-Anv8s, Begging Bacon And ss. p.r 100 D
Poh, I'm bulb Hemp, 6c..............:)
scvarn CLAss-tosee Fish, Bscon and -. ,.r 100 D
Pesh, spsehed) Lard and Lard Oh......:
In shppns Goods from any poirt east Of ee
Ssuar 70 mari the package Via PennsylyaIas kaosG ~
eoods consigned the Agents this Road st rhnsdepns
ntssbursh, win be foTw srded without detentQn
rnEIeHr AeEEr%Bayris Wormisy Co aeno2n sII III
Sass Co g. Loais Aehsl Son Ey,nfTs, r,n;.
nd Dune nA- Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jeweal Lo1
VIE; " B. c. Melarum Msdisoa Ind sPsnan Btown'
md Irwin Co., Cincinnati; n. w. Graham Co.. LAIeSSiie'
oso Lsesh Co, No KIb} Boston LeSss ao SG Bate
Acor House -York, No. william 81, ad No D.
kosns, Baltimore; Geo. C. PrAneseuA PtSe9rgn
koa hHtAss peruc ulaJs bills Of lsdins sppy 20
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn. kaiisosn
No 3Assor Bouse, hev- fotL
H- u. HOUSTON, 0enerA Freight Agent rn.ao0po'.
u. J. kChbAERf 6upeTptADdalt Altoone -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

THE PEOPLE Of the STATE of fNEW-YOKK,
BY The OF God free and independent; To 81 p~rsoss
htssered In the Easte Of THOMAS FINLAv, isss q
TIE City Of New York, dect ssed ozeditors next d sns
OF othsrvse ssnd eens: You and each Of are bss
b. cited and required personally be aud appear essoss
our suosste Of the Courty Of q his once y Ne
Cy c EewYok the dAy Of March rezf st cloves
ssIk ssnoou Of day then and there g AZ = s
6nl seteuAnt Of the account OF rocee6ife OF fErBS
B SwEENY, Public Administrator in ths CITY Nov,
York, ~ Acma .siof Of the soods enstss sra esaS o.
ee Seal Of Omc. 70 be sessusse sAssd
f. lWitDess, ALEXANDER w. BRApfORb, ssqsirc -
rossfe a our ssd Couney ct the City Of Nsw f0k 0e
ID day of esp. 10 Ne ysS q su. Lord ens ss1ss'ee
slsbt hundred and kfty six. A w. bkADFOSpf. 49,
. hvMW ps
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CUPREME COURT - Dutchess County. -
- JAMES C. TURNER sgdlst ESTHER ANN TURNER
Summons for rsef. To the above psmsd defendant You
hereby tho complaint In this causs
YOU sce in the Vsse Of sarsh, N
the County Of Orange, wihn twenty days ssr the service
bseof excus Of the dsy Of service 2Qd fall 70
the complaint aforesaid the rsioth will spPy TO ne
for the relief demanded n The comp.int Dated Jolly 2
1885, hONELL SMITH,
Plaioufs Attorpeya
The complaint IN THE sction fled the Office 0f the
Clerk of the County Of Duchess the h day Of Augast 1885,
MONELL SMITH,
sul3 IawswW PlaiuHh's Attor IeyG
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby oven 70 eli pr
grocer deceased present the :ans .h yorsa
err thereof the subscriber the ore of janice ondsey,
No 50 Nssso tho City Of New York, on or before the
eth day January nexDsted New York the nmesnts
day o. July 1856. 0EsCdE hAsChh,
Jyl6 law6nWs Adminisuahx,S &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
CUPREME COuRT, wEsTCHEsTER COUN-

CUPREME COTRT, WESTMINSTER COUN-
- TY-PLATr PkUsH and HgNsY T. BRUSH sssias
GEORGE w QUINN and sU5ANNAH his Wife, CALEB
CARPFtTER, JOHN v. sMITH, ROBEar ALLAN. cod
ANDREW W. ROSE Bun To the Defend Nnu 0eo9se
tie plant In this action hi,h viii be fsd IN The
ofce of the Clerk Of County and serve copy Of
County within twenty days .sr the service hereof s,ea.ye
of the day Of such oe Dd fl 10 aDswu tho com
plant sfor.-sd the PlsLf apply to the Coat for The
relief demanded tbe eompIfDt Dated Peehsk July ",
1856 DADlD W. TRAVIS, Plsin'itS Attorney.
The eompsnt In the above action fled IA Weschsster
County Clerks Office, Ausust 1853 -pset.sl' Aasu 10,
1855 DAVID w. TRAVIS,
au20 Isv6wW PLAINTIFF orpey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
CVPRtME COURT JOTHAM z. MEEKER
~ IA IQuN N PERKINS AT DAVID G. DUvALL-

- srd JOHN N. PERKINS agi DAVID C. UU'ALLC
summon for money demand coptssc-tCom not served
To above psmed defer aant You are hereoy
and reoned to anwe, the comp this action whoh Oil
be .d office of the Clerk Of the City and Coa Of
aid copy OF to the said CON-
plant snbenber at ris Office No 10 Nassau st. In the
CIV Of within twenty afer tho service OF hs
YOU of the cs, OF snch ,ervi-e and
ou the said within the time afor, SAID,
the t this Will take Judgment against you os -
A. III end dollars and fotysx cents
with interest isn day of IL busry, one thousand
eight dec and fysix besides the costs o. hn seoon'
Dated August =, 1856 W: Buhhs,
Plart tia's Attorney. No. leo Nssssust
NIB The complaint in tho above. titled action was Ned
IN the Office Of Clerk # h, City ard County Of YORK;
opd The ID day Of September, 1896. f. w BUBkE,
g lsw6wW Pla,nuhs Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
proferies.
1nsnrante Gompanies.

PEOPLEs FIRE Insurance Co,
New YORK Juse 20 1856 {
AT an ELECTION held June IL, 1856, the fol-
N wis sc lem were elected Directors Of this Company
Tor the ensuing year: .
Richard Varick. Ga, lord Hutball, William NJ WFsou,
n J,rI,on st, W a.d james Drouwer Abraham Leggett
t,.eu,u Csr,pLell. Joharn e NJ. eker, LYMAN Cbapn,
samuel Brc.a l. soou on Bsnts, job W. Lews.
@,,.,a / T1,ch George Warner Thornss Williams
Peter X. Christie, uulism Mor,' fdw"d CIAh,
Isr.. J.wis Edward D. Nelson, Mortimer Brow,
Cr, elm, Seuheps Matthias CLARK Phtip Bpncsteel,
Smop Skird er. Chns'opher O"yef, Ai'feo petu'ie,
Wu u WesAburn, John Moe ypen-y Charles neIn'Jre,
~ p y.iysr,on George d. Cragn, David r. Baker,
Giceon De Az seif Msth,as D'0'.Sooi; - .s;,
A. sub'eque ueetDf OF the soad hiCiAaD 'AhiCn'
e,q UnaLimoutIy re el, stea tIe.iqeLt c,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CUPREME COURT-Cty and county OF new
~ YorL W Dsm w Wooc worth sssins cdmuLd french.
-Suu for . money demand on coGtrset-ro EDMUND
FRENCH: Sir You hereby snumoaeo and reqoir.d TO
snswer sbt in ia action, Of which copy hero
with served and your s1swer oa -
subscribers office No 81 John Ss~-York within
the service berof exeasye OF the day Of
service s-d II you fell the complaint ~ sfcFe
said the plaintiff will judgment sssi for the Of
hundred dollars with Interest hou the third dsy Of jan
us Thousand eight cred and fifty six besdes tbe
costs of thi, action Dated 4)th Ausus. 1855
BELL L COE, Plsiotih's Attorneys.
No. 50 John street, Nsv.Yosk
The above entoned complaint filed IN tbs oeo Of pe
Ck Of tho City Coanty Me- York tho q Of Sept,
1856 BELL Il COL, Ps'ntins Auorneye.
s3 IawewWsd No. 81 John st NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CUPBEME COURT-City and County Of New.
OYork-WlLLIAMLE LEI Plsin1h, ss.,ns. GEORGE HART
MAN, CATBARINE HARTMAN hs wife, A SrJN KsL-
LkR FERDINAND WERBER ana the Poop Of the srsts Of
New YorE, Defendant, nnons.-for Relief; Com not
fe1 t. You esch Of you hereby summoned and 70
quir,d to bt oompsLi IN this action which ~snled "
the CIT, Hall III .sid ty the 18th day OF Ausa 1875,
Of your 70 tho ssd complaint on tss
r.wYorh within twenty day aher the service Of his sinos
exclusive the DAY such and you fAA ~
.v er the said com ithin the time svfesaj the sn
IN this seton VIII apply TIE Court for ue fels'
suH lssew ANDREW J. sMiTd Psinun Audney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

nAILY for POUGHKEEPSIE, landing at
New Hanhursh and Milton. arriving BY 81 The f,yorte
steamer HERO Cant Smith leaves Robinsous st. Per
s<rnoon 81 O'clock touching at Amosst Returning leaves
PoughkeeJsie st 6 a
NOTICE. Change of PIER of DAY BOAT for
IN ALBANY. Fare 50 cents The Steamer ARMENIA,
Capt. smith, will on and after WEDNESDAY, 10th Aug,
sp d,ys fer Absn,"M,ndsy Gedne.isJ and Friday, At
o'clocf q r. making the usual landings.
EOR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH,
l. DEAL, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN HOUSE, SILVER
POINT OCEAN PORT, and EATONTOWN-The supsnos
usht-drsned steamer JAMES CHRISrOPHER, Cspt JoHH
BORDEN will from foot Of Jsys n R. - follows Leave
n, q. D. m Tbu.dsy Aug %, ats p m Ftidsy, Aug q,
at p M Saturday, Aug so, at y N Sunday Aug 81,
st a. Sunday, Aug 81 at M Monday Sept l. at
Tue.day Aug 26 stIl "Wednesday, Aug q, at m
Thursday, Aug o. at Ia m. Friday Aug 20 at u m sat
sunday Aug 81 at Monday, Sept. at "a m Tues
for squan Village Red Bank and other parts Of he
country This boat confidently offered TO the travelling eona.
ununity the best adapted boat ever on the route
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ NOTICE. Fare to Albany, 81 So Sarsosa 90 62-The
their regular tips follows $40 Express Train ~iii
leave NewYork Friday the 18th inst e:lO Mall
Train neulsr; $50 M, EImess Train Will ieAve
New Yo,h for Absny on 1hundsy the 18th nst
Train Friday tho 2sh inst s:l5 Nail Train rnnnius
esusr 4S" Ipress Train on Tnursdsy the 18th inst
The Road 10 repaired al in good order
VIM. }. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CUPREME COURT.-County ci Yew, vcussGv u1ta;W
~ ~ rppangaoY wiiI.m II. Ham. ami Caroline
1m:s. biz VII william gsyn. 9po,; 19sn 5 a The
p.rs James b EllDan ChA,lss 3. Ehinan, Henry
, HATED Ju, Us Esls Peter King nsshsDisi ".
- William g. Pophsm Gd Augustus Blesksr.-To the
sbvr nsmsdYou are hereby and re-
a. ;rsJ 10 AZ ~ the complaint In shis acton 6ed
- ,hs "a Clerk Of the City and Nev
s the City Bsu In the Cry Of New York the Dh dsy Of
Febrss 1856 ard 70 serve copy Of 70 The sal
the Subscriber ~ hs office No 6l Wslst the
Cy Hsw,YSt within twenty dsy. after the serves of .h
summon. ON you e1earvs Of The dsy Of such sDd
ed the psnua this scon ~d aoo,y u. Cos Tor The
relief demanded " the eonpiArt-Dxsd ssw.Ywk FssUSy
g 1855 B. u. BOWIE.
su6 lswewW Piaiutadss Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
W-yORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

7EW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
II and .N.r Thursday Aug 1855. sod antn further rcee
p..-ss, r,u, viii esve Pier fso, Of Duane - - lcvs
r, .x pn4.lo
DUNKIKK EXPRESS ct IA ior pupss.i Ras;o an, ,,..,
MAIL Al s:I5 g. M for Danshs AMI naI 40 sna in,er
usd,.s s,aroIs Passengers By this Trl WA remain over
psLt a. Oweso ard pr oeed the ne1t morning J..
Chicago EXPRESS, 81 IL, for puhkh. L. ~. %,
ROCKLAED PASSENGER. a. ST M VtIou, V1 ,s, nocn :.
ChAnbt.,tl VIA Pieru for suserns and h'e'nea-'e
WAY PASSENGER n4 p. m, for NewS1fsh ana '''AH'
tow AID intern sdiate sstions - .,ps.to
EhIGhANr st6 H., for UahNA ~
TRF ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. SUNDAYS
FNCEPTED. - -, r,,
Nese FSrre.s Trsrs connect s. : Elmta Sln sne G ~ :,
Csrsds,us -ud St-g,. Falls Rslrosi for Nisssr. Fs 81
Bms.Hon with the syracuse and Besbsm'oa S..'o"& ,d
eyrrcr-e Corning with Bufalo, Corning ana NeT 'v'
Rsirosd for Rochester AZ r-s Bend with Oelsssre Lae "a
srd Western kairoaj for Scr-nt"n st bnnso Ho
Dunsrt With 'he Lake Shor. Raj rosd for Ceveaad Nci
rsti, Io!eco, Detroit Chicsso Ac
ACC Ar Surerintendert-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
V7NJTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LIN

UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ.
u For HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANs-O1 e ~ -.
Sci st2 "a. from pier foot sf WareS,sI MIx ca
tns ~. spd fayorite steAmshp PHlLADELrnIA' Ss1~
LIN yeGowsn, viii sail - sbcve . -
Psssse Fan BE- co. uYed Of The once u tbe Lhe ,.a
v,s.s, 70 Nv OYeene 50 cent? pss eess 6ss receives
WsdBssday, Sept ) - -. An. - lam. ~ he
rrD IN "A by ~. Line ON appkcsosn st tbe1 cneS -
s,ber So1ms Ssnsd aaA bal Il lsdiss ~ - nssse s
bcur Of saltrS. o. g. ~ wssA
Vor irsat q p.~.ss evpay u " cnss Ns n m ~:
ec5pe1 " Ws0sA ~ hVsA~SS'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

NREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-Sept. o.
u MAIL LINE Fifty pounds Of baggage ee 10 eena
Ger poure -Four hours from ocean, BY fAne
ma Rarosd Through for CALIFORNIA via Panama Rstreed
The United States Mail Steamship Co. will dispach for Aspn
hsn esr foot Of Wsuen. North River he weiltnoTn and
u n PasseI sei- and Mais viii be forwarded by Psnans
Railroad, PsI With the Pscihs aaa steam
ship Col magnificent stesmshif JOHN L. STEPHENS, T.
FL Per,on Con mRDdsr which will be In readiness and
lesve n pedist. Tor 9sp FTancisco .
M. nubnc Are informed that the Pacific Man Steamship Co
Avsys extra Steamer yps at Panama reAdy
for sea avoid possible detention OF mA
For passage apply TO l. w RAYMOND, at tho only ohcs
ofthe Companies, No. N weH St cor W.rentt MY:
POUND prepsid And freight viii b received sfes II
yrlo<k m the dsvo of sailing.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
,pN RAILROAD LINE.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
H -I,.,sss, sr CHICAGO, 81 LOUIS nss hAss1s -
~ Stao Wet and South vest obtain
Ea - sssns. .ons.snns .. &C. sltSst * y
MW-yoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD or ~ w cS.,N1 aUA.
01se He - Bresavsy, corner o. Dey-r
JOHN y YCRYkl, 0ssssS Assss =. y = -