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COUNTY OFFICERS
Cieft Il ibe cossty Cosst- THOMAS A. MOORE.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
EsIzz| EStzeu7 hG.EsS er7Sn All
$500 s. sss ss,Eys -ss.gs =.
Express Notice.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
NE "AnAMS' kXPRESs COMPANY 4" have d sde ar
engagements with the Aho kairo.d f1r Daily Fxuress
Line and are now prepared receive ard Freight
Psekage-, &C. BY Passenger Trains 10 huuve Decatur
Tuscumbia and intermediate stations on the c. and
4 Railroads Email PackAg reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nasivi le daily ~ O'clock
~ FTeights TO be ed by Express will be called
or without extra charge. lsulOul A. X. HOLT, Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 SlsIPPERS,
AnrnnnuH, L.

A the NAsl vile snd Chattanooga Railroad Company
have notified and reminded he Central Railroad Com
anies OF Ge rga, Of TIER Snmmsr IL does
seem 70 have teen noticed the hard Of
that Company recently distributed 10 city. We take
this method Of informing the herthsns ShiJ pers by
that hne al he rss will be 81 50 for 100 b-
goods, and not 81 IS the grand bills represent; o.
the average through rate ast eiss from he
ward 10 Nashville but Il Is beet The variation Of 10 cts
Sdno a. IN suumer and dedrctod q 10 PEI 100 lbs.
Winter Nhieh mak Is the rate advertisement
sSo from June TO December, and 81 from Dec june
f IA. ANDf RsON,
Iuneu Superintendent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
RAILROADS & SHIPS.

1856 SUMMER ARRANGEMEET. 1856.
80
COMM ENCING mONDAA, HAYDN.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND xENIA RAILRAoD.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the
LITTLE Miami VIA COLUMBUS.
Is TIE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from CINCINNATI
and Cleveland the only route running into axe Shore
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo
BTANY OTHER ROUTE Cleveland passengers 90 via
sandusky and depend trains from Chicago Toledo 70
90 East break guage at sanduky and ferry from Old Ohio
City 20 Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only route with reliable connection and from en-
BY my OTHEF Route, Pittsburg Passengers de-
pend at Beeontane Forrest trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne 70 20 East.
TEE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE ONLY ROUTE 20 and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBENYHLE.
THE LITTLE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS,
IS THE OEL y ROUTE to and from Cincinnati, Coum-
bus, Orestne and Cleveland, with lightning express without
change of cars
This a great comfort to Ladies and Families.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati to the
East uniform and safe speed is maintained. Connections
BY Any OTHER ROUTE from Cincinnati dangerous
speed required to distance and delays necessary
in changing passengers and baggage Reontane Forrest
sanduAy, and Ferrying at o Ohio City.
Through Tickets
WHEELING,
PITTsBURG,
DCNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at n, 1OAN and sP NJ
TIRST TRAIN Cleveland, Pittsburg Sseubepville and
wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati O'Clock
n for all the Eastern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland
sprinFneld Wilmington Crclevle Lancaster aud lanes
cinnat and Columbus at oveland Morrow Xens and Lon
don only.
sEC0ND TRAIN-Cleveland Pittsburg and Wheeling Ex
press MAIL leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock A n via Ceye-
land, PtsburP and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati Coum
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Aecoumodation, leaves Cincinnati at
S;5g O'CLOCK p NJ Tor Springfield, Wilmington Crclevie
and Lancaster, Chicoil and HisborouVh. This train
stops az al points bet Cincinnati and Spa Gged.
FoURrH 1RAiNCieyeIsn nd and PittsbI Night Exuress
leaves Cincinnati at O'Clock Cleveland and Pitts
burg for all the Eastern ce. This train stops points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train on Sunday at 80 o'clock p NJ Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And al information, please ply the Offices No Burnet
House. second door West Of Vine street No III Gibson
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House. the
Eastern little Miami Depot, East Front treet.
ODace hours from AZ A. NJ, until 81 p NJ
p. W. STRADER GtnTAgt
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
every train. BY leaving directions either Of the
oces will call for passengers in all parts OF the city, with
out tail. lmay2Il H. B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25

LANCHeRNE a INSTEAD.
EO Bnxfs tass borne Arnisteaf CT krafcd Tckaeoe
~ Iasi Fscs.Tvd JOHNSON, HORNk CO.
aus1o-iE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25

A CAKDs
AN Anuf1eturlnR daily my Fcliyss steve Foundry
30 this city good assortment Of Slows ASO MOL
LONwAke wa: ovens Pots, Skcts Aad lla- eaa-iFona
md Anerons o. different patterns fE The soesas md
tail trade, a. small pronts.
Aso, Tn, Copper 4heetren Ware. efhs ~ saahsy
a. lcs hEares hIr ehsa be- s-sts u BntENl War
and No.l RefrissTztars, hsnd foF sale l5w
Particular attention paid 70 Roofing and Gut isE win
Tia or CONFER o.
~ oid Copper, Pewter, BrAss and Scrap Iroa tAksa In
sz-hargc Tor ~ uansise,rFes.
HP pogRrs,
tso-6m Nc. cofisre 81 nssr Church It
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
RATES OF FREIGHT
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.

hOMOnAhLEOIUNA AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
o- ToTAEE EEEsCT
On and after the First of June.
FIPST Class
Piano Fortes Books md Stationery Boot. sho..
nAusi Lqnors, lis, &C, IL bottles Camphine and
P,s luTpentiGe, IN 6bl'; Can e'inF, On ma Glass
on Card, Cutlery, IN eases, K and boxes;
Dry Goors in boxes and bales; DrpVs Fruit,,Iruit
frees ana shrub err, Furs, Garden 5, eds Iookf,r
Glasses and Looking Glass Pate fst own, rt.IS
Oysters il cans and jars ssddlery Tin cd Brttsni,
re' Iea, And spe' Pr 100 lbs. from LIST Deem
and from LIST June to LIST Deeen Der I Is
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such asf SD. cited in first and Tbr5
class; Coffee Mills Machinery; Foreisp Iionors IN
Dbl, and pipes; Tobacco IN boxes; L. stbrr In ros
ana boxes; CTS, in bbls. and casks Crcekery and
p,"..s a. AZ 10 crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Fiaster' Sheet Brass and Copper per 100 lbs Al 90
-, THIRD CLASS
AS' moves Spades Sad Irons Zine and Tin IN pigs;
uPiate, AhVls, Vires, casks Of Chains ,rd , o.
Manila and Cotton Cor,iaRe. Coeee hssyv ~, ,,'
MN MN dearng Railroad Wheels and Axlrs Chairs and
NF' anu N0Siu ID DDS, per leo lbs. .......... so
SPECIAL RATS
Furniture and Carriages boxed snF oth.- ~, ,.,
not enumerated; also, Ca boys Of Acids or other
double First Class Rates or per loo ms So '1' 40 "a
rates are the same nom c. sresop and sasnnsh 10
Stevens q. and I'll stations 4 is sid, a. ~ NJ vim,
oyerch-rFes Whtr- they evidently exist m he
oy The Nashville snd atfanooga Raprosd and rsi b.
eI upon proper eSrt6es from The AGENT delivering
me hos viii not psy for hid damages or riury 10
contents OF boxes OF packages when no external
Of damage exists ~ ~ 'iAN0e
NO Claim for daTs will be considered unlr., aecor IA
eu win - ript showing the 90 have been in good
Shen aeHVeied to the Roads tharltston and sA-
oe OF mort goods the Road reqUr 80 days fo an e1-
nhsuon 81 ne Inf not found Nv q eexrirp ton Of hat
, S hUsu oel E,rng will be authorized to pav-hu
Ci@n hA D. considered mt for les rrrsius
are eAhibitTt as evidence Of shiuu erf
NO goods viii b. iyered M iii all charges are AID and
S,SSe'pt gwen ~ TIE consignres or their agsnts.
Inc Agents Of the n r. are unlei heavy hord 70
ne AZ fright hi Is due the SCENTS ndi.
Nuusy u erefore eigh bills be paid IN un End re
ior cVr e. arre-, damage must be paid BY
reasuTe' only, upon certifca u the AGENT and au-
mayl5 II T ,NDrpsON g.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
10. C. BROW NJ,

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, IPA1AIB, UILS,
DYE WOODS, WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
SURGICAL. INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
And az he Popular Patent Medicines o. The day.
IS College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN,
Fancy Goods the stock Is than usually large,
having received supplies selected in ircm the
Eastern market many styles before offered in
this market.
In Pcrfumery we can furnish Lubns Basins and Mi cheIs
Exit acts for he handkerchief Some of them new Var
cites. Farina American aud French Cologne, in almost
every pattern Ponisdes and Hair Oils from Lubin, right,
Pver, Bazn Glerea Hsuel &C., &c &c. Dues Lubins'
saches Hair Brushes Metal China Glass and Paper Put
Boxes, Shell, Fine and Dressing Combs, together With
general Of sundTies In this line TO which
would call attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
POLITICAL ITEMS.

FOURTEENTH WARD REPrBLICAS RATiTicATIoS.
The Republicans of the Fourteenth Ward met at
the Broadway House last evening, to ratty the ard
nominations. Mr.. Macomber presided, and spirited
addresses were made by c. s. Spencer, esq, Morris
De Camp Benjamin w. Richards and others upon the
vital questions of the day.
E1GHTrrxrH WARD REPUBLICAN MTETNG.-The
third meeting of the Republicans of the Eighteenth
Ward under the auspices of the Young Mems Ere
mont Vigilance Committee was held last evening at
the Demlt Dspensary, corner of Twenty-third street
and Second avenue. The hall was densely crowded,
and among the audience number of ladies.
The meeting called TO order by the nomination of
M John H. Burleson to the chair. The Chairman
after few preliminary remarks intr oduced d. Dudley
Field who was received with loud cheers. Mr. Field
spoke at considerable length and gave the audience
much valuable information about preparing for the
election how 10 go to wors, and urging upon his hear
ers the necessity of putting their shoulders TO the
wheel.
Thomas b. Van Buren, next addressed the audience
in rather humorous speech which was frequently
applauded.
WrSTCnrsTrR CuUNTY.-The Republicans held a
County Convention at White Plains Wednes-
day and nominated Edward Wells of Peekskll
(present incumhent) for pistrict-Attoney, VII
liam Miller of East Chester for Overseer OF
the Poor and Cyrus Lawrence of Lewisboro for
Jus,ice of Sessions The Know Nothings called their
Comfy Convention at the same time and place but
adjourned without making nominations. They meet
again next Monday. The know-Nothne Assembly
Copy. nton which met at Pines Bridge last Tuesday.
Nominated Hezekiah ID. Robertson of Bedford for
Member of Assembly. He ran for the same office last
Fail ard was defeated.
Pr1xAN CoUNrY.-The Republicans Of Putnam
County are preparing to give good account oil them
selves in November. A spirited meeting WAS held IN
jefferson Vsney last Saturday evening, and was al
dressed bv Gen Chambers. Mr.. Pitcher. and others
Judge Culver speaks at Carmel on Saturday OF tn
week.
IHE REPsBLICAS County CoNvESTIoN.-The Ke-
lINtcan County Convention assembled at the Museum
Brooklyn last evening, in order to I'LL the vacancy Oh
the ticket cccasoned by the declinaon Of Richard T.
t1derhll, the candidate for District Attorney. The
Convention, ater short dolibcration, nominated John
Dean oi the Eastern District in place OF Mr.. [ nder-
hll and then adjourned
-It' Cq'oH saws that one of the best-nformed and
most influential Democrats III New-iork writes to
fr' nd in Washington as follows;
The State pol-lls, which has been made shows
Domocfailc majority Of GOO over the Black Repub-
lcans. The whole vote will be about $50, coo The
American vote will exceed goo. In my beef
1t VIII nor reach that point. The Black Republican
vote WI be 100000 and the Democratic vote viii he
10000
Rather close shaving thst Probably the Democra,
IL question I'ln Van Bu-'n. II Is great pr pct
# ?, SUI, e Newl h elections. orc, be pl.i ia
5000 Border Rufiaa majority, al got ~ than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
FRANCE.

The monthly return of the Bank Of France shows
decrease of bullion equal to E2JOO,OOO sterling but
the deficit has not caused much depression as was
anticipated.
The final quotations of the French Threes on the
Bourse on Friday evening were t6i. Soc for money,
and C,f lOc for the end Of the month, showing re-
covery Of 4per cent.
The Congress for the settlement of The points OF dis
agreement between Russia and the Allies Will iorth-
with assemble in Paris at the Hotel of Foreign Affairs.
II is anticipated that the whole matter will be arranged
in one or two sittings.
Teegraphic accounts say that the Austrians, 1000
strong. have occupied Galatz and other points on the
Danube If this is true and Turkey has consented to
the occupation, the Danuban Commissioners will re-
turn home. 1t however, expected that Austria will
be called on to evacuae the Principaes at once by
the Congress at Paris and that she can adopt no other
course than obey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
ITALY.


The direct news from Naples to the 18th ult lntl'
mates that the King is still determined to resist all de-
papds and remonstrances, but some of the German
papers report that he has been induced to make GER
tain concessions, and that De Martini, the Austrian
Embassador at Naples, will, it is hoped complete what
Baron de Hubner has commenced. Martini is the
bearer of an autograph letter from Francis Joseph to
the King of Naples, in which he is implored, 10 the
Asme Of the relationship of the two Courts not to draw
down misfortune, not only on Naples but on the
whole of Italy. Meantime Ferdinand has sent,
or is about to send, very voumlnous dis
patch to the European Powers containing defense OF
bp,se and his Government. The opinion, however,
is becoming more general that the Neapoltan question
win he settled without hostile demonstration not
withdrawing that rumors TO the contrary continue to
be perseveringly circulated.
Two English ships of war, with Admiral Dundas on
board were at Ajaccio and more were expected.
The French feet continued at T0ul"n
A strong Russian feet commanded by the Grand
Duke Constantine is to go into the Mediterranean,
merely AS guard of honor to the Empress mother in
Der tour in Italy.
A Spanish feet is on hand, merely as police of the
Spanish Islands.
The Austrian squadron is TO cruise in the Adriatic,
soely for exercise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

Tuy HrSrIhGTos FoRGrRl CAsE-THF ExAaIhA-
rros CosrIsrFD..The ease of Chas. B Huntingdon
the Wal street note broker under arrest for forgery ~
an extensive scale, under examination on Thurs
day Afternoon, at the Lower Police Court, and five
other forged notes amounting to $4,000, were brought
10 light. They were all upon the firm Of A. j. Wan
Wrinkle & Go.
Charles J. Kane Of No. 80 Pine street was sworn,
and testified that he had at various tunes during INC
uast year loaned TO Huntington large sums Of money,
amounting in the aggregate to hundreds OF thousands
of dollars the collateral security OF such notes ns are
now charged TO be forged these loans were tenn
porary the notes in possession OF the authorities arc
drawn upon the same parties rs those were on whcn
he made advances and appear TO be in many caseS
the same notes but there Ia no distinguishing marx
upon them be could not positively identity them AZ
being the same; in September last he became suspi-
cious that note which be held a. collateral security M
money advanced to Huntington was not genuine tn1
note purported 10 have been made by Arnold .onsta
BILE & co. and upon calling upon that hrm Nc
was informed that they had made no sucn
note az he described; he returned this note I'd
Huntington, but does not remember whether he re-
ceived other securities for it, on another occasion
Huntington asked for loan on two notes OF ~ wv
each, which he said were made by Sachett, beichcr
h Co. but witness having called upon that hrm ana
asceraned that they had made 10 such notes he de-
clined IoanDg on them; in September he had about
slCO 600 loaned TO Huntington on notes and fearing
something might be wrong he got him TO exchange
them for other securities which he knew TO be- good;
after this exchange Of securties witness made other
loans 10 Huntington on notes but has nov none Of
them that he is Of in his possession; the note OF
Arnold, Constable Co, and the two OF SacAett,
Belcher Co., above referred to, which witness de-
clined loaning on, he had seen, and was only
aware Of their existence when Huntington sent 70 HIM
Ia know if be would loan them; ON receiving IN
formation from these firms that they had maze no
sucb notes he Thought there was some mistake about
it. and did not report their answers to Huntington
The case will be resumed this afternoon.