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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

M EDlCAL CAhD-Dr. Morrison has been engaged iOr
l over the Of all forms Of
sctures gonnohea, and debility arising from secret
habit Dr. NJ holds communion with pretended
Sec his London with the signatures Of the court OF
examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons including Sir
Ashley Cooper Sir Anthony Carse' &c &c. in his ofce
2O4h Fulton street. Letters attended to. d33 lm*c
A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS, for the speedy
"A and radical of Venereel Diseases lees. Structures
Urehral Diseases, Whites, Female Weakness, &C., &c
These Pills made from the prescription Of the late cele
bratsd Dr. Abemehy who for great many years, success
y prescribed them in ali stages of the above Diseases not
only in his private Practice but in several public hospitals
They possess great advantages over all liquid medicines
by their not dagreeing with the stomach or affecting the
breath. which renders them extremely take
without exciting the least suspicion.
The wide celebrity of Aberuethys Pills is the best
tee for their quick and positive curing all the above
complaints in the early stages of gonorhG, one box is
Pills should be taken ortwo three days after all the
toms have disappeared In long chronic
snate gieets Institutional difficulties, they equally
almost ncred bile abort space Of time
They NAV be taken any time aud under nnv crcumsau
but little regard Diet except in sbstaning from
spiItuous and ermentcd liquors. Full directions accompany
To be had g.nuae wholesale aud retsl only Apotheca
ries' Hall 3s CathaIine street, and l27 Maiden Lane.
ji3 lmsrh
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZORS, &c.
n FENNEY'S Tnllyho Razors.
- John thinner 4 Sons warranted Needles.
Wilson Southen's elegant Table Cutlery
Which, together with Saws, Edge Tools, scythes. and
ether list goods are held for 'e to the usds ea %sSufac'
Foreign Hardware Commission Agent,
"a Maiden lane, up stairs.
Orders solicited from the trade for the above goods the
usual manutacturers' terms, (no sommssion.)
jas 1m*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
GENTIAN hND sASAERAS "'>'""'

ESKEPANED by the New York College Of MedIcins and
Fharmacy established for the suppression of quackey
This refined and highly concentrated extract AL
the pufyngq unlites aud curative Of the abovs
herbs is confidently recomsnded by the College superior
to extract OF Sarsapsfa at before the public
and be relied certain remedy for all diseases
ing from impure state Of the blood such scofua ane
salt rheum. worm, blotchcs pmpes, ulcers pain
the bones jons nodes ruptons ulcsratsd
throat disease arising from the effects
Of syphilis njudic Gus OF mercury
Sold IN single bottles,a, IS csAnl
il eases ofhalfa dozen bottles $3.50
/" one dozen 4s o..
Cases forwarded to Ill parts Of the Usios
N. B-A very liberal d,ccpnt TO wholesale Purchaser
cEss eyes !ros a. "a, 10 lP.M.
vs.. RICHARDSON, IA. D.
cas- ~ nasaS ssssels Kew 1sfp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
TIME PRIV ATE TREATISE ON CERTAIN lMPOK
i TANT MALADIEs,. AND ON SOME OrHER

TINE PRIV ATE TREATISE ON CERTAIN lMPOk
TANT MAhApIEs mp on some ENMHEk
THEM-By DR.. RALPH, author Of the Family Phys
ciau &c. Be- and for sale the Publication Once OF his
pp-Priee 81.
This comprehends every subject relating to the dis
referred well the varied consequences result
from their Encouragement. such a. venerea eTnptions
pains the bones impotence, gee strlcure NC &c and
plain and practical these subject. that it lmnG.
best Of curing them; aso the recipes used in TIE au
hor practice given for making. the rcmsdiesre
ouired.
But it has another merit shows there are other diseases
which esembe venereal g0nOrhoea and which
are too, way but which hsve
thing do with either OF them. Little do people think
when dIugged BY voraciou quack, that
in many cases. they have 10 such di,ra upon them
10 This work is, therefore, designed protection
against imposition, safe guide those who would
trest their own case with privacy and jas 1msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

LyOR the permanent Of pnmay secondary syphilis,
veneria ulcers nodes, produced by
njudiceus use Of mercury or un.kful medical treatment
All suspecng venerea faint remaining their
TEN, sboud this powerful purifier without delay
person consider himself safe after having the
disease without thoroughly clserarg
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 each; half dozea
for ST. carefully packed and all parts ofthe Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
urICE A Ii;1 Srr1IEiE FILLS

VELFEAU'S SPECIFIC Fills.
OH the radical cure Of gOporhoea gect seminal ernF
sous and all mocopuruen discharges from the urethrs
These Fills the result of twenty years experience in the
Hospital de Charlie Paris pronounced by their ces
brated inventor Professor Vspeau las an nfabie remeoy
time than sny other remedy, without tnting the
bea dsogreciny with the stomach, or coahnemen from
busins-s Price 81 per box.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUREDs
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City OF New York,
confidently recommended for all Of debility produced
by secret indulgence Of kind IL inva
bic remedy for impotence sssry, or barrsnncss, unless
depending malformation.
Single Bottles 81 each; OF half dozen 81 carefully
led. and sent all parts ofthe UnioH
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

HE superior efficacy Of this articles when usea the last
has once experienced benefits would be willing. any
condition 20 be deprived oft Its effect. to shorten and
diminish the suerngs attendant ON Child Birth one hail. and
thus place both child and mother in state Of safety
This no quack article but The prescription Of regular
physician one who has this branch Of his practice
particular study For sale at 1872 Broadway corner OF John
sfreet dis lmsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

M EDlCAL AiD-DR. FAwCETr on debility, nervous
Ivl diseases kcust publshed, popular
essay the of the decline Of strength arr
aud youthful imprudence terminating in nervous debility
and constitutional weakness, and all those sinking anxiess
delicate with observation. their treatment and
cure, by H. FAWCETT, membG Of The Royal College 20 Of
Medical College Phsdsphia The DSctC1 daily con
where the Book can be obtained for 81. dill lm.r
COPAIVI AND CUBES EXTRACT-1his is the mo,
~ speedy certain remedy for the cure OF all
secret and sexual diseases eng ncentraton Of
all he active properties Of Copva and Cubebs IN portable
FORM without smell IL contains IN the smallest
b TX all duretc that have bsen found most
eecua and radically curing the disease. Of
organs Price ST. For sale at No Ann street, where any
Information relative this class Of diseases may be had AID
experienced PHYSICIAN who has devoted his at
tention exclusively to office Practice Private entrance TO
this Office is Sd door from the Museum jy6 lm$rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

N KIM CHALLEN4E-Vaer's French Pills-Ihis
DOOO rivaled remedy for diseases OF private nature.
pove and speedy without restriction OF diet or him
drance business The many advantages which the
French pills baam copeviae, capsules, end
other mixtures fail give them decided
preference Besides being the eecua aud speedy
discovered they entirely free from unpleasant
smell do affect the breath sicken the stomach in the
least and be taken time in the presence OF the
intimate friend thus enabling the patients 10 them
selves without the fear Of suspicion discovery They
equally eectual for either in all complaints, such as
gravel flour abus or whites peculiar to females. wsskn..
cured hundred, of these oSbesome complaints after every
for the last ten stage. Of nese with such
duce remedy Of equal certainty u-der forfeiture Of $500
Liberty Also, for sale by Wyatt Fletcher l2l Fulton
street. Dig m~rh
nOCTOR YOURsELF-The time has arrived now, that
- patients afflicted with private diseases need no more be
come the victims Of quackeIy Dr. Gregory No RoOssyel.
has published his treatise on these complaints which
completely the profession 70 all who may desire 70
aud by it's prescriptions any Que may cure as private
diseases fully explains the Of flour albus barrenness
many other derange which would be proper to
in the public nts. Sold by Dr. g. as above
ADD lowing Drug Sores-9o Fulton street; A.
ID. Sands 100 Fulton Aspnwa Sc William sreet T.
II. Ring 1872 Broadway; Weeks Anderson So Bowery D.
Sands Co IT East Broadway; Dr. A. w. White. 146 De-
Iancy srec and both corners of Broadway and Chamber
street. d5 lmos*rrc
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KOO DOLLARS REwAnD.-cro..' Specific Mi1tur,

KIM DULLAKS KEWAKD.-CIos' 5pecihc WIItuTe
OUO for the OF GonorIhs, elects, Structures, and
analogous complaints Of Of generation or all
most certain il make. speedy aud permanent cure with.
the least restriction OF Diet drink exposure ehge in
application business We give long quac ksh
mendaton deceive the public If the medicine does
speak for self shall speak for it, is to
gle gonorrhea 70 be brought which the mir.
is disease unfortunately pervades all ranks of society
high low rich and poor, matrimonial and single They are
selves without the least exposure in the shortest time posi-
sbe Further the be contracted dose Of
the mixture is taken night going bed when exposed
IL up bottles, with full directions accomp inyng It,
ST. One bottle lasts week. which generally
cured in days
For sale by c. H. Rng 1872 Broadway John street.
New York; Mr.. Bnkhurst Tenth and Che smut
Philadepha;S W. Fowle, 1877 Washington st Boston, "a
Canal street, New Orleans and IS Main St. Cincinnati
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
ALMOST AcMIRACIE

DR.. Townseud-Deu sir-My wife has been for several
years afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many diff
She faay seeing your give
your ssy;spsrs trial We procured some Of it from your
that alter using she experienced great fesi and was 10
very short n: perfectly cured wa, also ttoEetpsr with
small Quantity 81 your ssrsapars. or compIsint was
completely cured consider one of the best Of medi
''' c%SE FfFe tSSs y f. :sf sv Newark s'
this Distressing complaint thsn for diseases blood dy
pepsia, rheumatism, and nervous debility. Read the follow
Dr. Townsend Dear srThe effects of your sarsaparilIs
are truly wonderful For the last six eight years past
which have suffered ali the toars. Of that complaint and
had desparsd Of ever finding relief eIeePt death have
Of my old complaint send you this for publication
form q sn happy to
-, Yours, tnly, JOHN HALL, 40 Fulton st.
Thomas smith, printer 1862 Nassau street. Sd cured
oil along sand,ng aggravated case Of the Piles;
piles Tor several years. and entirely relieved by using
The following 10 letter recently received from gentle
man reading In New Haven't -
DIR. TOwNsEND-DrAn s,n~i have been troubled
to rsmOvs resolved make trial Of your s,s-
nued to get better very and bad taken i've botrs
by me Was e ~h and done
the work for me. Yours rs'&GfEsSSpRIlYs . WILLIS.
Principal Office, las Fulton street Sun Binding, New lew
g. NS b Sd ,F'sc o Co.
hen thsIlesson aWrsh Co.. Chartrss street New Or
ss ssHs os The Is
and .s C.asa: u,.,. m, =, !. III, ,,., ,o,.,. bottle,
Gss 'fSsi2 ssi Ii: ' nan. Ss~ W. ., IL :i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

A NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COLLEGE for
"A the suppression Of delicate diseases now opsn No
u Beekman street. Nassau, under the direction OF Dr.
CoIbitt principal and Doctors Cooper and Johnson as
assistants Fourteen and successful practice
In Duan enables Dr. Corb the Principal Of the Col
isge to warrant in all within OF days
No mercury used ia this institution. . .
Open from A NJ TILL p NJ No charge unless radically
cured Office IL Beekmsn street. d7 Imsc
WElRS CELEBRATE ID Blown ELECTUARY,
A PPHOVED and mended by the faculty-a peve
"A failing remedy for all affections Of the kidney, nfam
nation ana OF the urinary both males and
females excellent medical preparation (suited for all
clmaes) has never been known fail removing the most
mended 70 tho public its operations quick and
CERTAIN IL be taken all wthour
or hndrance from business.
sold wholesale and retail BY the proprietor
JAMES w ElR, 248 Grand street,
And by Wyatt < Ketcham. i2l Fulton; A. g. Kamsdell,
Buffalo; Post Willis, Rochester; and at the drug
n-l.y Han Ihanv lint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18

MURDER IN CANADA.-An old man named Noah
Heaton, who formerly lived near Toronto. Can.
ada found In his house Dead on the Of FEBRUARY
Several horrible wounds apparently inflicted with On
axe, were found upon the dead body lie had formerly
owned piece OF land which he sold TO one Robcf,
Hamilton OF Toronto. Tho price he received wss an
annuity Of Gao with the right occupy the house no
long as he lived and Hamilton also under spuia.
tons to make certain improvements ten acres OF the
land which ten acres Hsaton had the right to Guilty ate
for his own profit Robert Hamilton died in 1884 ay.
ing all his property to his brother James James Ham.
ton did not pay the Gao regularly TO Hsaon or fulfil
the spuisuon concerning the Improvement of the ten
acres Tor which reason Heston had ommenced a
Chancery suit egsn.t him. to regain possession OF tho
And This suit had troubled Hamilton much and he had
been heard to say that II he lost the land he should be
reduced to poverty On the goth Of Februsry Hamilton
went to Visit lieaton, in company with Mr.. Brown.
Alter passing hall an hour in conversation with Heson
Hamilton and Brown went away, but when at dis.
lance from the house. Brown says Hamilton left him
and went back, remaining some Ave minutes alter
which Hsmilton reoined Brown and the two rode away
together On the next day the body Of neaton was
found IN HIS cottage, having several mortal wounds
Hamilton has been arrested and committed for trial
the murderer neaon had sums Of money in his house.
watch, and other vslusbIesj but nothing was taken
svsy By the murderer, whoever be ives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18
Crackers and Cheese

Crackers and Cheese.
About $40 900 have been raised IN New Orleans to be
devoted to the relief Of Ireland $40 have actually
been paid over to the Mayor who RENTED Sis
The beautiful residence erected by Joseph Bonaparte,
Juue next
The New Brunswick House of Assembly have passed
a OIL Tor granting to the st. Andrews and Woodstock
cent interest On Geo. for peroa Of tan vsars alter
the completion OF the railway, and 900 acres OF land
to be granted for settlement Tor the benefit OF said road
clear evening bears w. at an elevation Of about
80 degrees On Monday night 1t 10 degrees south of
the star Sigma Andromide" The tail OF the comet 10
not yet visible.
The steamboat Swinsure bound from st. Louis 10 Gin
enna,i. struck snag on the 4th instant when near
Chester Illinois, and soon after sunk In twelve feet wa
ter. Boat and cargo total loss5
The mail between steubenville and Wellsvils. Ohio
lost III the Ohio river on Wednesday Of last week
The trial Of Brown Morton and Bell, charged with
the robbery Of Msssrs Currer rrous iewslry store
in Boston, has been postponed tor fortnight on account
OF the absence OF material witness for the State.
The Iowa Legislature has adjourned, without electinx
United States Senators.
Isaiah Hopkins, aged ~ years, nativ, OF welneet,
Massachusetts seaman belonging to the schooner En-.
porum, Captain Hawse Atwood, was killed ut Norfolk
Va on Saturday night last in consequence Of tine acci.
who. oge her with the deceased friends were
ust starring in boat to shoot ducks and sea guIis
The number OF deaths in Lowell in 1885, was 600 being
Mechanics and aborsrs Of every kind are moving In
large numbers into the town Of Lawrence where Food
~orkmen obtain employment at good wages.
II il proposed to Lafay cite, q suburb of Nav
Orleans to the Crescent city, making At municipality
number four.
The second municipality Of New Orleans at the div
OF the city IN 1885, contained about Is 600 sousiu
United States census Tor ls40 the returns gave po
phation of ~ 800. and s now ~ 9lo divided as fol-
lows whites 30 O5s free co1ored 1876 slaves $3.50
| total ~. 9lo; voters b,069.
The rumors of unfrendy disposition evncps itself
the part OF tho Florida Indians said to be without
foundation private letter from Tampa says They
| (the Indians) are quiet and friendly"
| Thomas Turner, q conveyancer, in Newark, New
Jersey has been arrested and held TO bail to answer TO
charges Of forgery in having out spurious deeds to
himself for pieces Of land in the vicinity Of Newark in.
GLIDING forged cer6oates OF their execution. The
OF one certificate purportng to have been made by
tho late David d. Crane Esq, but being dated on day
subsequent to his DEATH Another deeda printed blank
fcd upbeariDg the stamp of the stationer Of whom
the blank was bought is dated long time before the
seller entered into business In case q compa rstvely
poor purchased ANAL lot Of Turner under one Of
these spurious titles paid him $50 account and has
laid out about W much more In making preparation for
building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18
NKw ORLEANS, Sunday, March Z.

March, Music and Mtrth IN Nec Orleans.
Well here we in March-pleasant March
mild March ! agreeable month! No wind Oh
no, not at all Fair weather certainly! 1t has
only rained pretty much all the time since the
month came, the sun coming ont Just long enough
TO allow you to smut up your umbrella and take
oil your water proof boots. But in spite of wind
and weather we ripe for fun and enjoyment,
and mean to be as lively as we can during the
sdue Of the season. Lover is here, Collins IS
here, Pacide is here, the Ravels are uere Ira
bst,ini the danstNss, and Mons. Finart have re-
turned from Havana, and are here. Herr and
Sivorl are here, ami every body else is here.
Collins, who appears TO be "a broth Of boy"
commences his engagement to morrow at the 81.
Charles Theatre. There IS a great desire 10 see
him, and he will play, mark my word, splendid
engagement. PLAGUE begins To- night at the Anne
rcan Theatre, and Lover gives his first entertain
ment OH Tuesday night. Mrs. Mowatt and Da-
venport concluded brief and successful engage
ment Of four nights. They 20 from here to Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
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1000 u New 3d sss , s:. y'
ri ;;'SS AND
For o'''"so' G ;Ss SIss$ D''.sa sD-
A'roS''H'S" CURE OF C,rcs,s Bno.onIIn
p, a.sds With more ss:s u ftsl q:
s,s .'f , o.
ny msaa ss
from ~ also great pain md tghness the chest
q 10y s@.,Is S.s sss...sis
a remedy >, Ne pso bid he
advice Of physicaps. snd ali Of no avail About tw,
iS s
felt relief continued until had bottles which
ne now me " I
n'' been Tor your H'a'a'l 5aSE FERRY u,
ssst having personal knowledge q ~ ~
Almond street
This invaluable remedy '''p Ssa 0SSIf b rcxsos
Sold wao.. fS5"s W.T. Y II feTsis ' ss
ssliS% 5, JoS''o's' af0's~sy: s:: -
% hR 81 TT 81 s TIM
&C. &c R'ss VeJrcsTp synus q q rcs:.'.
paS.s.d Tor beach, these :as?ss rom 1ssssm
s"a Of Il x. .s Of M 2: disease;
arising fiom an mputs stte ef the blood, Ge From sens
Is. e sas
astcn and may have pronounced the best
sibe nbnaton Of remedies FOR the above named disease
prepared from the articles and warranted q
give sashetsa II hins pur6es and ouickens the circuls
ton asys irritation, and leaves part OF the animal
s nfss ..ss q for an e. lr
HIS nduc cd the proprietor bring before the public tnst
all may have the benefit Of and know that there remfsy
aIl sdassS: the mo-" in
fsS:ssa saS :s1y HING Dss
NB. Be sure to observe the written ssosiaIs 9fc n.
dUANO-aSO toss iehabos 0osncl balance sh,p nsss.
" psares cargo, the beat imported IL tos eounD
70. sale :. 'oss - 'suroha's!i 0EoLLrsss s,as -
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Political and Personal.

Political and Personal.
The kentucky Legislature adjourned on the LIST inst
John h. Mills has been elected Mayor of Montreal
Hon. Lewis Cass arrived In Boston on Monday even.
ipg, and took lodgings at the fremont House.
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Sporting lnlolIiRence.

ALkXAspaIA LouI,iANA) RAcEs-rhe first day there
was taddle horse race Tor purse Of $50, which
run for by J. H. Dawsons Gift and L. A. Saords Dick
Chnn. and won by tue former in we'll contested race,
in l:57
SECOND DAY-Ths second days race was for purse
OF 500 The following il the summary
j. H. Dawson's Oh Git. by Dick Chinn, outof
A. II: Csrnals 6. &. Henry Eyams. by Glencoe, .
out Of Fandsngo. years Old. ........ ,
Time, l:54-2:30.
THiap DAY.-The race the third day was for q
purse OF $780, two mile heats which terminated as io
lows
A. Carna!s CHI Matilda Bynum, dam by i'm
j. H. Dawson's Mike Ryan. by imported AindeI.
by, dam by Giles scroggins, years cid. 2
Time, 3:4S-3:54.
FouRrh DAy.-Ths fourth day Mike Ryan, nothing
daunted by his defeat the previous day, sgliu ap
peared riumPhantiy wicked the course and took
the money.
SAVANNAH RAcEs-March l2.-The race was for q
purse mile heats bes. three Ave. resulted az io
lows
Mr.. siugleton's b. f. Mary Stiles ...Il .
Mr. Hairisons T. m. Henretta. ..... Q l
DR.. ii X Burroughs John Watson. ...2 2 Q .
Time, 1853 Observation-Disclosures
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TUXNO- 800 toss iehabos 0usncl balance ship 1sss'
VI psares cargo the best imported ~ tbs eoun'p'
for sale In iets - ss "a sad n
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From the New Orleans Jefersonian, March 81
We derive the following particulars from he Calves.
have had before. yet some matters mentioned which
were not before repo rted
The accounts from the Rio Grande reach 10 the 2lst
ult.
Colonel Duncans artillery were 10 sail on the eIst on
board tho ship Louisville for Lobos island and
General Taylor had arrived at saItllo and had march
ed seventeen miles in advance the road to San Luis
ro,S' and taken up position atAsua Nneva carrying
WIN MN the Mississippi Regiment Col Mays dragons,
The Mexicans lowering around our forces above,
and nors are saoat of battles lost and
near from the same source a that the eighty
prisoners who were captured recently by the Mexicans
nave DC en- massacred tor attempting to make their es
Also very large forcs Of Camanches have arrived a,
General Taylor headquarters, on a commercial visit
They are peaceaby disposed Community Sc ekine or y
the privilege Of furnishing all the horses and mnrs h
army may require for tho remainder Of tho war They
Sr;n, g :, Dig nSrss ard mules chesp, and viii
aThe business at Santiago Is becoming immenss and ro
conception Il said Can be formed Of the Operations
growing out OF the present except BY those who
have witnessed the arrival departure Of The various
supplies. ' ''''O''
From the Montgomery (Ala) Journal, March al
Col Hays 0fhe Texas Rangers arrive cd on the soin.
last night on his way lie leaves on the cars III
morning He is spare sinewy formed man, and much
younger looking than his experience and long
We understand that his efforts to raise force of Texas
mounted men, have not been succe ssful The Texans
are VIKING 10 enlist Tor IL montns, cn not Tor the
any indefinite period
Col Hays was bearer of dispatches from tho State
Authorities OF Texas to our Government, asking that
adequate force may be stationed upon the Texan
In conse quence Of apprehensons Of very serious Indian
difficulties.
Col. Hays was not known for some hours after he
came on board tho Selma, for this place, and the clerk
therefore received his fare On becoming Of the
fact by an inspection Of the register Of citizens
known for his hospitality, instantly paid the amount to
the clerk, much against tho hes Of the gallant
Ranger The passengers, including the ladieswho are
always rssdy In every good vork"-inssted on sub.