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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
Hle0iral.

NOR WORMS.-Few medicines are so calcu-
lated TO clear the system Of Worms and the ucus In wch
eV are simultaneously promoting the general
hee,h az Dr. PEERY'S VEKMIFUGE or Dead shot For
saIs by A. b. 4 d. SANDS, Druggists No 100 fulton'st
YJNHE GREATEST BEVERAGE OF the AGE:
II w GIIIIES BROTHERS. celobrsted DANDELioN
COFFEE ainowedsed to be equal to the snes old Niche
Coffee and the most efecsa remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
nes bereavement of the Liver Nervousness &c. W. Oil
LIES BRO Nos 2s5 and 237 Wsshinstonst importers Of
tb D.ndeon Root and sole manufacturers OF the pure aud nm
sdueTsted DANDELI0N COFFEE, put mp in tin cans with
fac smile Of SIGNATURE on each wrsppes as Poteeon
1ssinst naposture Sold by A. b. d. SANDS, l0' fuon
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
hooks RECEIVED.

xiv. E,,d-a Mistakes IN speskns ProDosncns sad IiiiDs
the Enssh Language Corrected limo, pp u ID. Bur
I.pse.re By Mr.. Juis c. r. DOu limo, pr N. Macon
Brother. - -.
The Coiunbian Sons. s.Beok. By Asa FiiL pp. & Boston
Hicklns swan Brown -
Sacred Mins,rci.y By Asa Fitz PIP %. TNe same
Sehauss Drawing Studies for Schools and Assssmes "o'
DIT. ~ W. Sehaus. ,.., . q,
Note. Of Volunteer An AuiObioxrsphy Editedsy G NJ
Smith. limo, Pp SEQ. buasio; A. fmse' ss'a " moss
Jones Tousy. -
ss,.nstoe; Or The Little Psse MsnucrPts By Fenne
Coorer. limo. pp. tsi Strtpscr 4 Townsend Il,
The Hundred Dialogues. New and Original By VIM henosy
towle. isno., ~. S2 Boston; Morris Cotton sesd ~
u. Burgess Co.
Praktche Erssch Gr,mnaih. Won Friedrich Ranchfasi
Ver;e Auasge. i.no.. W. $50 Bel dean Vesfssser, g
Mott street
1873 Nacht and Lchf Roman der asetshen Revolution
Won rr Lubos,sky. l.mo Nos Is Fr Raachfasst
Eus the Forest Princess Translated from The German n
Gustav Nieriiz By Mrs II. G. ConspI isnso., ". ih.
Rochester: DaTrow Brother.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

DENNSYLVANlA RAlLROAD.-IHE GhEAi
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and South western states con
6nuous Railway direct The Road also connects 1t Psbursh
with daily bne Of Steamers TO all ports in the Western Rivers
Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers 10 all porte on
Northwestern Lies making the most direct cheapest and
peabe by which FREIGHT can Be forwGasd 70 ane
from the Great West. .-..- o~.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-Boos Shoes, Dry Goods Gin eos psr 100 u
boxes,) Furs Feathers, &c. ..............(
SECOND CLIa-Books and Stationery, Dry .
Goods Qn bslss,) Hardware, Lssther (7oe per loo
Wool, &c .,,,......,....s. .''s'..'''''''.:(
ThmD CLiM-Apvls, Bsssips Bacon and e5c ne, 100 70
Pork, (n bulk Hemp, ke..... ...........:l
YoUaTr CLAss-Cofee Fish Bacon and 20. mar 100 "A
Porh, (peokedJ Lard and Lard Oil. ..:..l
In shipping Goods from pont east Of rnnaaePhs 90 pa
SECULAR the package via Penusyvsnis ksnrosd All
Goods consigned the Agens Of this Read st PhsAsphs or
Pittsbursh, will be forw srded without detention:
FhrIeHT AeEgTs-Hsnis, W Wormloy Co. hemphis, Tenn ;
n T. Sass Co, St. Louis; J. g. Mitchell Son, Evansville
ma pumesnl, Bell kuIdoet and Carter Jev:tt Lou.
Vile Ky; b. c. Medrun, Madison, Ind Sprsman Brown
and irwin Co. Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co. Zsnesvle
Ohio, Leeeh Co., no. 81 Kiby Boston Leeeh Co. No
Istor House New.York No fWilliams, and No Battery
place, New-York; L. J. sneedey Phiadephsi hssraw
Eoons Baltimore; Geo. c. Franeiscus, Pittsbuxgh.
fsr further particulars bills Of leding, apply 70
LRECH Co., Agents Penn Rairosd Go.
No Aston House, New.York.
r. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent phia
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent. Altoona, Penn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

DycIsIos AeArYsT'THE IsDrAsA LIeuoR Law
TIE N,r-Lerington Guard, extra, reports the Of
BENJAMIN Sebastias, who, found guilty 10 Magis
traes Court Of selling int oxicsng liquor, appealed
The case came up on writ Of bsbeas corpus, Sebas
tisn's bail having delivered him 70 the Sbsri6. Hr
Honor in his decision, goes the whole figure for free
whisky and winds up by saying:
IL, therefore, hold that the Supreme Court, BY hs
recent decisions, has m effect, annulod the Temper
ance Act of le55 and the defendant being in custody
for violating the provisions Of that act, mast
be dischaTged.'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEw.YoRE

by the Grace of God Free and Independent-To ali
interested in the estate Of PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN
late Of the City OF NewYork deceased credto Of
lin otherwe send greeting: You and each Of here
BY cited and required personally TO be and appear before
Saose Of the County Of New his Office in the City Of
NewYork the 2st day Of May II o'clock In the fore
Of that day then and there attend the hn
the account Of proceedings Of THOMAS c. ACTON las Ad
nrator Of the soods chaes and credits Of sad deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of Ohce Of said
Surrogate TO be hereunto affixed. Witness, ALEX
AEDER w. BRADFORD, esq, Surrogate Of our said
H. County the City Of New Yorf the 18th day Of Novem
ber the Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and ffy-fve. A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
dT Isy4vf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
T'HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW.

TTNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW
l. YORK, BY the Grace Of God Free and Independent.
To all persons interested In the estate Of HENRY HANENS
late Of the City of NewYok deceased creditors neIt Of
kin, otherwise send greeting: You and each Of
hereby cited and required personsy 10 be and appear before
Surrogate of the County Of New York ct his Office IN the
City Of New York the fourth day Of February next at
eleven o'clock the forenoon Of that day then aud there TO
attend the final settlement Of the sccount OF proceedings Of
WILLIAM POND, Administrator Of the goods ehstes
and credits Of fad deceased In testimony whereof have
caused the Seal Of 0ce Of sd Surrogate 70 be herenno
affixed. Witness, ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD,
IT, esqure Surrogate Of said County st the City Of New
York the Sd day of January in the of our Lord
tbou,snd eight bundred and fifty six
"a 1aw4wF A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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no RAupOAp-<Sondsy, en-.

ONG ISLAND RAnR0ADHSu Sundays en-
Ii ssyseS)-Lssve BrcoAiyp for GreesPon, 10 for
ssyhsaf, - -, asA Saturday 80 a for F"mnsdas
n. end S.<5 ma p m; for JamAisa. 70 m, S:<
q ssads:S Leave 9re.nport for BroeAlyn, 10 a N
p n. ,ep hendsys, s's "a; FGmiDsaAe, 1,so NJ and
= n eyospet ;33e m and p Henpstesd, e:55 q
sna $50 nj Jamaica, $50, 7:Ao and $40 aud 2:is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

ADMINISTRATION in this country. Without always sp-
proving the theoretical views set forth in this Peo
cal we can cordially commend Il for its phianthropsc
spirit, and the ability and diligence with which 4 has
gathered great OF valuable statistical nscrms
tion. philadelphia: Edward c. & J. Rddle.l
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THREE

II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBUR9H-Ths MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at u and
leaves Pittsburfh for Phnsdelpha The PAST LINE
leave. Philadelphia for Pittsbursh L. 80 M and p;swss
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh st II To-, and
PittsbuTGh for Phsds phia at 70 ?.
ST. Louis No Alton, Ghena and Chicago, Illinois
frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Tene Hsue Asd
Springfield BeefOnaine ssndu,ky, Toledo Cleveland, Co
Inbas Zsnesve Mssson and Wooster, Ohio also with the
Steam Packet boats from aud to New Orleans St. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
For further particulars hand bills In the hotels Of this city
Passengers will End this the shortest most aud
Ibriable route between the East and West.
Through tickets be had either Of the above mentioned
pAcss In the West, or Of
J. II. BUTTS, Agent, NewJersey Railroad Co, foot Of
CeurtlsD1t-st., York.
J. l. ELLIOTT Agent, Pennsylvans Railroad Co,
No. 2 Astor House, Broadway, New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. lith aud MAIsstss
Nav Yorf Jan ls58 Philsdelphis.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

dramatic pieces, intended r the family creie and tor
clsss eIercises They are distinguished for the vsne
ty Of their subjects and their spirited manner occa-
sonay hard hit is deak BY them at prevailing social
sbsurdities.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
a4lsw7tF
SUpREME COURT-City and County of New

SUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
~ -, fert-JOHN BR0UWER against GILES ;. I sLo
sJa, Io GILES j. SLOCUM: You are hereby samnOne. sum-
he oe Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF NeW
s he City Hall in said city on the lIh day OF ysh1ey
and 10 copy Of 20 the said conpant
,h ~ subscribers their of6ce, No II Wdist in said city
Nea'y days after the sereo Of this Summons on you,
sapisint within Aforesaid, the plaintit N his
~ tAAe Judgment against you fer the sum OF eleven
&c. srs eish dollars and sixy-four cents with in.
az 60 NE ih day q March thousand e'sbt hundred
p - eesde the of this srtion. Dated, January
~. sASF0RD 4 BRACE, Plaintiff At,orpeys.
'Sn~twf Ho. "a Wslist
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
CUPRENE COURT-City and County of New.
D. wTNxNr against JosE RI TRRNCH

-6npSHs Gur Spsssy AsnapA csuoas--To Defeudanf;
Ysp hereby AID required The complaint
th seton wAxb 6ied In the mice u the C,sa Of hs
Cry and County Of New Yert q City Hall New Yort
bsr fs and 70 serve copy o. yonr snswer 70 the sd
foft within twenty dsys amer the service Of hi.
yea Of the Of such ysu fail 70
ssd complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
viii take judgment for the Of f2s7 So on
7o5 part OF said principal sum) from January 1880 and
s<2 50 tho balance ef said principal sum- from the 5th day
Of March thousand eight hundred aud ftytwo beside
the costs Of this setion.-Dafed Nov. l3 1854
js+ lavtwF y. X. BOGARDUS, Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

III New York RICHARD I. ALLEN ssanst UILhS y
sIOCirM To GILES j. SL0CUM: You are hereby sum
uoDed and required the complaint IN th sctlo
which was Sled in the Office Of the CLERK OF the City ana
f a. the City Hall IN said city on the ln dsy o
January 1856 and copy OF your answer 70 me Aa
.omrlnint on subscribers st their oce No ~ "sL
.eia itv OF New within days AFTER the service
ths you exclusive of the day OF such service u
n YOU fail 70 answer the said complaint within the tune sore
aad the plaintiff this seton will take Judgment ssst yI
sor the four hundred and desrs ana
cent? from the 10Th day OF May one thousaha
sshi hundred and beside the costs OF tins
psted Jan H. lsi6 SANFORD L BRACE,
ilslaw6wF Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. IA Wsll-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

spart from their political nte-es;.s They have been
gathered from the newspapers and p<rodicas Of the
day, from original ballad-heets and brosdsides, and
from the recollections Of few surviving soldiers, who
sang them amid the merhment 9th camp.
We must make room for single specimen Of this
Datiye American poetry, and it shall be the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
C,uPREME COURT.-HENRY S. TERBELI.,

~ WILLIAM s JENNINGS and ANDREW J. MILLS
PkUOH AGAINST HENRY NJ. W0OD-To ths Defendant; You
are bereby summoned and required 20 the
40 th. s.tiop which the 2sh day Of Novsmber SS
fd I'M The oee OF CLERK Of the City aud County of New
Yo the City Hall OF ssid city, and to serve aeoPy Of your
No 81 Was in said city within twenty days after the se'
we M ~. .nmrnoD. on YOU exclusive OF the day Of such
,ee srd n ~ou fH 20 answer the said complaint within the
time sioresaa the plaintiffs tins action will take udsment
aps Ven h, he uu OF esh hundred and ninety nine dollars
aud sIty ave cents with interest from the 18th day OF sep
teubsT one Thousand esht hundred aud beside the
FliI.IERTON 4 DUSNISG,
Misx7tF PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
that vhasoever the legislative power in ts conscience
thinks II may require, we ought TO yield.

This supposed inability of the King TO do wrong has
IN America, among certain class been transferred to
the Federal Government, which represents the Royal
authority Of the English
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

The PeAAsylrGHia JoHraG! i Prison Di'e'P me
for January, commences new -sr'e, aiier the issue
OF ten yoam.-. devoted 20 the DISCUSSION Of pr-on
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

The Copptv OF N.w.Yori notice s hereby given to all per
sons havns claims against JOHN B. LENolR late Of the City
of NewYork deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the ,ubserber the Office OF James w Savage
oanseor at law No Broadway in the City of New YORK
ON OF before the 5th day Of February neStpsed
I'd day Of August, leSA .. .,,-,o>, .,,,.,
nS HENRY MiOkoN, Aemihisueof'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
Anew YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
n WINTER MANAGEMENT, CsmuspeisS Bee s. 1853

P.s.9sr st.siO'' Cornsr BIssdwsy snd Csna-st
TalDs LsAyr Nrv v.Yosr-For New Haven: :, san,
Gs), I'm 5, fEI a;@ snd p M yor Bridsegort:
= NJ, N1.l N M, E1. $40 For Aion SHstford
TshSeis, Southport and Wespor: a m I'm s;1 ip m
psrsn and Gre.nwicb: |. m u m $40 4 5l5r m. For
essmfrd: =, sA N. (Es)t I'm, {EI), SIS, 4, 5:D m
Isf Port Chester and ntermeSsts Ststiens: . NJ I'm
3no, T. b:lS, sIl5 p no.
ConIeriso TsiNs--Pcr Boston: q N. lkr)i Sr N
(YYl For Hartford and Springfield; la m fhI d IL M
n M Rxl For Connecticut River kairesd 70 montreal:
\ m. On For CsAs RAlrssd n. tEal Y m 70 wet
Ala Foy New London Raiirosd: N. Sp m For Hou
s,tonje Rsread: For Nsusauek kssirosd ss nj
D m. (EL) For DsnburJ and N0r~'A Rslro,d; 70 M
TIIns roa EwYoIK-yron New Haven: $50, z, s:S
= n I.ls EIl; $50, ef5 ?. m. tEx) From BrdsePort;
$40 i:4o ioit 2:2z (EI) SAIL e01 (EL From
Nors sii: O. s:H t:15 lo53l 7:<s Lxl SIS 81
EI Frsm Port Chester $780, 6<3, TN, $751; III 30
S,1 D M JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

" PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given to all
sons having claims sgsinst ENRY FARLEY late ofthe City
o deceased the same, with vouchers
thereof 10 the subcrbes the Office of Wetmore BOVINE
No 81 Wallet In the City OF SewYork, OF before the
~ i.nnary I5s,s GEORGE HENDERSON,
ELIZA FARLEY, Administrators &c,
,ols lawsmF of Henry S. Farley, deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DBLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
cITY-Uned States Mail and Expres Limos Leave New York
and II q m and and p. d. Throssh in foI hours
8275 m g. and R3 in and IL q IN. and ?. The New
Jsrse sAcc0mnodston Line leaves IL e. stopping
st 81 iwaystsoBs Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati lat
Ell )snd the Wet and for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk
&C. and through baggage checks to Washington In And
q d.. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the surrogate ei
the County Of notice hereby given 10 all per
,ons having claims against EUGENE LENOlR late OF the ny
of NewYot deceased 10 present the same Win vouchers
thereof TO the nbe the ofse OF james w savage
counselor No 1872 Broadway, in the City OF nos
on or before the h day Of February ne1t-bsed NswAorh
10. snS ~ ,sysmF ,S HENRY MIGEoN. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW.

IN YORK % FUtHKSTkK-The HOtfESILN thu
BEEEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and In con
neeop the Bufss Corning and Yerk and New York
and Er,e Railroads direct route from NewfoTk TO
Rochester.
The of this route together with the superior
sxf Afforded by the wide renders by far the de
able between The above named cities.
Tickets be procured the New York aDa Erie Railroad
Ticket 0ee foot Of Dusnes and No 1875 Broadway also in
Jersey City
BAGGAGE CHECKED through
freghts will be transported between NewYofk and Roch
ester with dispatch Any information desired In regard thereto
be obtained by calling the General Freight Agent Of
she NewY and Erie Railroad, Erie Buildings, C.
TAPPAN, Express Freight Agent Ne 1873 Broadway.
No the Bsfalo Coming and New York Railroad
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

rryr ut-ynRrp DrAIOGUEs By WILLIAM BLSrLEY
FowLI. limo, IT. Sl2 Bossen Norris lotion Ga"
ey d. BuTsess &c ..,
new edition Of favcHie echeeton VI o'e h''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
ME, GREATEST BEYERAGE of the AGE.
Eesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF New Yok, notice is hereby Gyen 70 OIL PEI
CITY Of merchant deceased TO present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers the store OF Young
schultz Co No 81 Ferry in the City Of Sew-forh Oh or
before the 18th day Of March nexDsed New York sept H.
1885 EDMUND NJ 1OuNt' Executors q
sic lsw6mF WILLIAM FALLEN,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

PRINCIPAL POINTS OF DIgEERENG9Ep BETWEES N l
LorIsA w. TURNER. Third Edition l1mo PIP 100 TICK
Fielda So.
ten wears since, and met with favorable reception
from many religious readers 1t has aso been repuo-
lished in England, where il found cordial welcome
from the adherents Of the New Church IL pre-
sents lucid statement Of the history and teachings of
Svedenborg and urges the claims Of his doctrines In
the spirit OF candor Free from sectaran rancor, 1t
furnishes more ineligible exposition of the theories
of the Swedish seer than many larger treatses which
are regarded as standard authorities the subject.
THE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME i2mo., p3. 'S'
ID. Appleton Co.
The emniscences Of an Irish emigant are here en
bodied in an ofhsnd conversational style, including
anecdotes OF celebrated patriots public men, and ad-
y.pterers notices of the revolutions OF 1890 and sis
in Paris and variety of interesting historcai met
dents Of the last century. 1t abounds IN illustrations
both of the good and the bad sides of the IRISH charc
ter ard il perhaps the most readable book on The suo
i.ct since the Memoirs of Sir Jonah harrington
Yorx.Ss's CstNIcAL CHART.-A new and enlarged
edition Of this popular aid TO the study OF Chemistry
has been issued by d. Appleton O. Co. It's pan is 10
represent chemical compost!on 10 the eye oy colored
diagrams so that numerous facts OF proportion,
structure and relation which are the most difficult IN
the science are presented TO The mind through the me-
dunn Of the eve and may thus be easily acquired and
long retained II exhibits about one hundred Of the
nost notwithstanding chemical substances cover
ing principally the ground of agricultural anddiettca
chemistry. The present edition is much extended,
gives the latest corrections and greatly improved IN
arrangement and appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

This is the very doctrine lsteiy revived, IN hI'e
d;a',s,t ,tspe. nv rome Of our American dIyiDs--
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

SONGS AND BALLADS OF THE AMERICAN kENo-
LUTON. WITB Morris AND lLLUsTEAIio>s ~ fASA
MooEE limo, PIP Ssi D. Appleton Co
The excitements OF the Revolution were no less pro-
life of poets than OF patriots. Scarcely company oil
soldiers in the Continental army but had It's svoEIte
rhvmester who relieved the gaTulous stor's q his
uessmates by snGtches of song Others betrayed q
Greater fondness for singing than fighting and prefer
ring the resde TO the field stimulated the Zeal OF the
soldiers BY their patriotic strains. They wrote not /"
fame. but as one of them quoted by Mr. Moore
o,s;,,lv expresses it, from great desire 10 state the
nth and their opinion of it, il quiet way, just set
,os,csl sthes a-turninc and twisted ont ballads
IA sn,cs for the good of the cause In this
- We have selection from their enthusiastic
So. which row have q venerable al Of antiquity,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

The editor Ct these antiquarian cuno7ities has ptt
formed bis task IN a very satisfactory manner. de
gives few brief rotes and illustrations on points
OF historical importance, but never overoads hs page
with superfuous and pedantic references An excel
Len, index eoupe,e. the sehoIarke character Of the
volume.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

One striking instance. among q thousand, both old
and new how little the so much vsunted decisions OF
courts virtually amount to. Decisions that arr 70
stand can only stand upon their own inherent rec.i
tude and rcasona abeness and not upon the au'ho'"'
of those who make them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

1t is hard to distinguish law 'uch as the tnsmye
Slave act which sets the moral sentiment d.
from a law that God shall not be God.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Canvass Documents.

In answer to repeated enquiries by letter
and otherwise, we will state for the informa.
ton Of our friends throughout the State, that
the American Central Committee have now
on hand, and are preparing large lot of ex-
celent campaign papers for distribution. We
trust our friends will send in their orders i'm
mediately, and suggest some safe and speedy
means of delivery. When large number is
wanted, the postage is too burdensOme to JUS
tify their transmission by mail. Let our friends
everywhere be active in circulating documents.
All the masses want is information. Let the
people know the truth, and our canvass is
safe
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

The large edition of Campaign Docu-
ment, No. l, which we recently published,
having been exhausted, we are now throw
ing off second edition. 1t contains Mr..
Buchanan's Record:
l. Opposition to the Democratic Party and the War
Of 1872
2. Opposition to the Niagara Sufferers.
8. Opposition to Granting Pensions TO Mrs. Denny
and Mrs. Brown.
4 His Anti slavery Sentiments.
s. His Vote against the Annexation OF Texas.
6. His Vote in favor OF High Protective Tariffs.
Z. His Position in favor OF Low Wages
8. His Support of Internal improvements.
9. The Charge of Bargain aud Intrigue and Gen.
Jackson's Letter.
For sale at 81 per hundred, or $l2 80 per thOus-
and. Send in your orders Immediately.
eE-If cent by mail, one cent per copy additions,
is required to prepay the postage.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

R- Some unm;tigated scsmps took advan-
tage Of the darkness of Monday night to travel
about the city and deface and mutate houses
and signs upon Offices and business houses
The scene of their depredations was mostly on
Cherry, Union, Broad and College streets,
where many names and orDamented signs as
well as doors, widows, 60, bore the black
traces of dark and dastardly deed.
There seems to be q general inquiry as to
where the watchmen were, aud If what good
a city ight watch is if snch things cannot be
detected, and also, as to the propriety of en-
plOying watchmen il such nutrages are 10 be
committed with IMMUNITY? There is good
deal of practical force in these inquiries, yet
dirilection of duty on the part of one or more
officers does not prove the police system bad
one by any means.
With reference to the recent disreputsble
offence, what sense or sa abstraction there can
be IN SO low aud mean an act, is entirely be-
yOnd cOmpreh ension, unless it be to crafty an
inexhorable propensity for destructiveness-s
propensity only possessed by the most grOvel
ling aud vicious minds We trust the perpe-
traitors of this contemptib BILE act may be ferret
ed out and be brought to summary and con
dign punishment.