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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
NETWORK SUPREME COURT ISAAC P.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT ISAAC ?.
~ NULL sst JOHN MORRIS kERR-summ9ns for
money demand contract Com not ser To the desadsa
shove named You beesy surImeed and required 70 an
fos the Cerk f the City aud County o. New ferk AZ the
o., Han in City Of New York and to Of your
,u,wel 10 the ssd compliant the Subscribers 81 their Of
Zoe No o. Wan street IN tie City Of New fsfk, within
cniy DAYS ser service 81 sks ON you e1
toe said ssHplsint within the time aforesaid the pannn
Ills action take judgment Against you FER he sou OF Two
and Thirty hree Dollar, and Fy x Coats with In
n N. twenty seventh day Of July Thousand eight
bundled and fly seven beside the costs Of THIS
ash.s teE7 ICCpDER CARTER,
O''o''' i Psiu.iH's AttS-ssva
nh, ,cop va, duly fled in the oGrce Of the
Ci,rk the CITY and County Of New on Ire t~e"u aey
Of October Is:I sCUDDER CARTLR, Pltfs Attys
La ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
IJEW WIDE-GAVGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK to RoCnEsTERSThe RoCHEsTER and
aEHEsTE VALLEY RAILROAD IL now open, and, In con
rason With the Buffalo Corning aud New York aud Ee.
Yorh AID a Earosds forms direct route ou Hswfose
10 Rochester. 81, -
The direoe Of route together With the superior co
mi sorded BY the wide renders By far the most cssrs
he between lie sboye-nsmedcites
rcAets can be procured ct the New Yoh and Ere hAoea
Sohst Ofee foot Of pusoest, and No lc Sroaa~yi as
h Jersey City
Baggage checked thrcnth
B,eht, yt he ID Eewyofk and hccsss
tse With dpstch Any inform scn desired In regard heces
BE- obsined BY calling be General Freight Aeest o. s
kewYor and ETle Rsroed Erie Butidinss; OF " rAr-
PAN, Express Freight Agent, No. 1875 BIosdwy -
Ne trains the Buffalo Corning and YORK hnrosf
Sunday. j. A REhPLELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

DrsTrRsAsoE AT East NV ~ ssxine comp.sy
zen a saSSs from Ne. York y ns a log g.. .a
ea windows broken and the lives o. Ie
D. zee pot b the ,.sns' ,hrs Ser. .ss ~
TIE eIo"a snsS Jane. Dev,re and Edward Mscfy vers
tns and taken the 4, M house OF the fnss rfecaH'
hiI 80 s,r ex.ninstlon this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

In PURSUANCE OF an Ordtr OF Tue ourTogato Vi
the County Neu York noticeis hereby given 10 al per
sons having claims agsn,t WILLIAM SYMES !ae OF the CITY
Of New Yok, decesed to present the sane VIII vouchers
nue. the City Of Newiork before the seventeenth day
OF Anil nextDated New Yok the thirteenth day OF Oeob
ISy7 ELIZABETH SYAEs
oii ,,vs,nW.d. Exscu.Hx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

E,ryrpaL RAILROAD a EEW-JERsEY-
cornectins at H~Iss ~. ,ss nss" =, 81,
s,nns .Ts We'sem ksih0'd ''' ~ 'I''A VII" "' heas'
viE =, ss M :91%tRss ~. s r.,
sesyf .n s,ss sy.g. r1 10 arc $50 pms fo' Som
s,s,I h BY sseTs trains ard E: En-
ne shove trsBf s2prsSs II r1ebe:h with trains ms
osd which leave Hewyors from the FOO. Of
oo.,.nd,!.t 81 $50 ard y u. and 500 and pIn
or the Delaware LtcsawAnns snd Western Rail
IN leaye AZ 80 only. For LsbIsb Valley RafIoad
ic 90 ~ only JOHN g. SrFRNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

Bold RoBBERY.-About ,! oc,ocA ~ ~, as Ilyas-
ton stree, snd is qued psmsa Aas sS INTO .S
there He not In and 'he 10 s~iEs aatsy
i yeTw are With which he msee In es,.afikz HIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

CANDS' SARS APARILLA-The ORIGINAL
y and GENUINE ARTICLE This celebrated Extract will
speedily puffy the blood eq1ze the circulation improve the
sppetif mplI tone and visor to the syste and gr9dus
SANDS, Druggists No. 100 Fultonst, y. Sold also By
DIuggsts generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

THE LIeUoR DEALERS AT rcsns meeuDs ~ ~
kim. County Liquor olers socstion they
nor, tn Democratic ticket a. the ensuing eieolon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

THE JUBILEE; A. ExTEssiSs CoLLEoIioA o. Nrs'c
"a an, CoN.REGATios, TsE CPpiS, ANo riE SiNGis-
scHo,L. By WILLIS bAAosV'F' hA''h b'''De'N
OF tie improved sirsins'oo0s', OF waich sa'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF KINGS.-

CUPRENE CONFECTIONERY OF KIkGB.-
- LOB FRANKFELD against CALVIN HORTHAUP
WARREN UERRICK, AAASA A. SO0LD THOMAS
A. COMsTOCK, EDWIN r. IVES and MINERVA , his
wife Summons for relief Com not To the shove
nssa Defendsp.s You hereby summoned and rS1ed to
5lsint il this sGon which VIII % hst es
sse Of the CIek oftse County K.s the CITY EL 10 the
Civ Of Brosklyp and to serve copy your TO the
saa eompsut on the subssrtsr at his oee, No ln Broad
yay In the City Of within twenty DAYS ssr the
service Of this you exclusive Of the day Of such
service and yon fail TO tee said complaint within tss
time .ioTe,id the psinF IN this action VIII sppy 10 tbs
Court for the relief in the plant Sept
1897. NH vENvILL, Plaintiff Attorsy
No IL, Broedvsy, New York.
The in the above action filed In the oaee 81 the
et Of the County CT Kpr ct the City Hall In the OU Of
BROOKLYN, on the 2Ist day Of Sept. laT.
sz3 l.vtvW WIN. vENVILL Pshti6s Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- Yori-hARTHA HEALY sst" MICHAEL HEAtf-
gnnmons fr relief (Com not ITO the shove bed Do
an You are hereby oned and re9vred TO sns~sI the
oompsn in this action which "" fled In tie one. Of the
NrwYor City the 9Th dsy Of Octob 1857 and 70 serve
eopy of your answer 10 the ssd complaint the subscribers
AZ b. Office No 5i7 Brcaiwsy IL said City within twenty
Day, after tie service q t' Summons OF yo1 81
within the the plaintiff in this stion will appy
70 the Court he relief mAndod In the complaint Dated
New.York, October 9, leO sfENCLh sAnrvRp,
elllaA6nWa FAmt4ks Al lrLeye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

escape OF PRISONERS. Two prisoners named
Mathew Small ana Edo ard Rss escaped from the cells o. the
Third District station House Monday evening BY psAms
the lock pyipg of the outd. bars Mtss ssa zen
u,ted in full the Of abbng and ssu vas o'"oeSe
for disordery conduct They were not reesPtursd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
nENN SYLVANIA RAILROAD
Il THE GREAT rEN IN al. mol

TIE P'my vspa RAiIo, c1n9ctsa Ptiabnsb with rail-
roads - snl from S. Lcuis Mo- Alton Gscns and Chicago,
m FIankor Lexington aud Louisville, XIV. Tsrre Haue,
Madison Lafayette and ndar , Ind Cincinnati Dayton
spDsfeld BeefontaiIe Ssnduskv. Toledo Ceve md Co
ubus GAINESVILLE. Msvsion and Wooster Ohio slso, with
the packet bos.s from sad 20 New Orleans, g. Louis
Loui.yiIe ard Cincinnati
Through Ticket. for the E. be had any of .he above.
mention ed places In the Wcst
Pa.seLg will find this the shortest most expeditions and
rifort ahe Toute between the Fast aud West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN So HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO 81. LOUIS IN IS HOURS.
Fare a. low any other Route.
See hand .bills in the hotels OF tbi. city.
Thronsn Tckets further information he bsd the
Office of the PENESYL EANIA RAILROAD,
No pastor Hous,, Broadway.
]. L ELLIOTT, Az, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
CUPRENE COURT-wILLIAM W. HUN

~
y TINCYON AIT T. MOORE DAVIS aud = HoHnN,
the firm Of Bohem Davis Of phtla tolphia Sum
ops for money demand contract (Com not ss< To the
sbovspsmed deendsnts You hereby summonsd AID re-
ored IN the complaint in this scton which wnl Be
FLED ia o&ce Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
York at the CITY Hall Ia sad city and to copy OF yesr
spsver to the sid complaint the thsii once
No So oil street Jsuncsy Count In said City within twenty
DAYS rr Of this exclusive OF the
dsy Of sneh service and fail r. snswer tie sad
within the pantif In this setss VIII tsss
the Of thrtsen sundrsd sd
four dollars nineteen cents with interest hon the four
tee.h a,y a Augss Thousand eight hundred and ey
ever te,aes the Of this sciop Dated Ootobsrs e
sOkAERs J0dEsOh, Plsianrs AtsIssya
The complaint IN the above s<t.op wa Gsd October IT,
in The Of Clerk Of the City and County Esw yok
ola lswswW bohAAAs JOaNsON
CUPREME COURT-COUETY of KINGS
- THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE. COEeANf Of The
City OF New Ysrk ssAinS WILLIAM FOSTER and Any
FOSfEN his wife Gurnncns for feheftCon not ser J.
TO Ve ahsvs rsued asfsadsns You hsrsby ssnoeesd
and required the compliant IN TITS soh"n Which
viii Be hed IN Office Of the Cst County 81 ktsSS
ct Ne City Hall in the City Of Brooklyn s.t to serve
at ihex onee Ne 1875 Broadway, In ~ caty New iSk
eacudve Of s Day Of ssch service and ~ a.swsr
t,s ma com within the sfsrsssa the santfs In
III, setioa wiz sypy ths Court for the reAsf dsAndsA N
- oonpsipt Dated Nsw.YoIh, Jaly n, leT
CLARK / CORNWALL, Htsiuth AnNnsys,
Ne le5 DfSsAws1
1ls Complaint IN thls action 6lsd II tAe oose f0e
Ussk County Of King On the lea tay OF Ausss WI
CLARK L CORNWALL rhhtihS Ats@ssy@
- lswsvNsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
Mc0ilal.


HELMBOLD's EXTRACT Of BUCIIU!!-
III BELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchs cures Gravel.
BELMBOLDS Extract of Buchu cures Diseases OF sas
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu Diseases Of tie Kid
EELmBOLDs Extract Of Buchu cure, Drop.y.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for general Weakness.
HELNBOLDs Extract OF Buchu for all diseases arising
HELMBOLD's Ex,rsc. of Buchu for all diseases arising
HEIMBOLDs Extract of Buchu for all diseases srist,s
hELIB0IDs Extract Of Buchu for Secret and Delicate
BELMBoLDs EItrsc. Of Bucbu taken by male aud 70
HELMBoLD's Extract Of Buchu f T Loss Of Memoy.
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu ior Lo.' OF Power
HELMBoLDs Extract Of Buchu for Nervous Debita'.d
HELM BoLDs Extract Of Bucbu for Dnne" Of Vision.
BkLMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Difficulty Of Bressh'
BELMBoLDs Extract OF Buchu for Weak Nerves and
FTTMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for wakefilness
BELMBoLDS Extract Of Bucha for all Distressing ALI
HELMBoLDs Extract Of Buchu, price 81 per bottle, d.
svered to any address Address letters: ,, ,vo1p Chants,
Depot No. 50 South lot.., below chcstaa 4 fhiisdelpi.
SOLD by Dsg1ts and Dealers everywhere Beware of eodn-
HEGEMAN, CLARK L Co., Agents, Brosdwsy,N. n.y.
ID R. R.-DIARRHGA,f CHOLERA NOR
IL. BUS, painful Discharges from the Bowel, are stop
Re- II For q ,TSss a
iun Paralysis LumbsgO Govt Neuralgia Tooth Ache, swol.
len Joints and Pains end %eahnes N ine Psoa .rS
Pains Of all kinds RAILWAYS READY RELIEF viii In 8
change the misees snfer TO OF pleasure
VENT the Of Chronic Disoases,uch scrofou.
Syphic Complaints Consumpve and other Affections OF
NE Lungs and Throat nduaton and Enlargement Of Parts
Neuralgia Eruptive and various Diseases Of the SKIN, Dys
pepsis . $4,000, .uora - -.
safe and reliable Pills In and will cure effectively aud qios
Costyenest Indige,on, Inflammation of the Bowels DyS
pepsis Liver Complaint, Diseases of the Heart Kidneys Fe-
male Whenever the system 10 out OF oder
dose of RKDWAYS REGULATORS will restore II 10 regc
aFity. KADwAf 20, w..
No. l6e Fulton.st., upstairs. New ORR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

Cry CouR1, before Judge Culver and Superyisers
sudwei and DeisneyJhe criminal tern Of the Coan -
omenced Yesterday Several prisoners we're eroashs ~
but c9unse not being ready the Court m wednesday
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
N1Ew-yORK and ERIE RAILROAD. On and

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
IN Monday June 49, 1857 and until further notice Pee
senser Trains will pier foot Of DnaDes: ss follows vi
DUNKlRK EXPRESS al am. for Dunfirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS ct an for Buffalo.
NAIL, Am, for Dunkt aud Buffalo and Intermediate
Stations.
KOCSLAND PASSENGER st $50 IN, from foot Of Chan
here 1t Psrnont sufens and inferno date stations
Way PASSENGER at pm- for NewSufsh, hsddsetcw~
and intermediate stations.
Aste ttstions.
TEE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED}.
MeHT ExrELss ats pm, for Drrhirl, every dsy.
MONT EXPRESS At pm, for Buffalo, every day.
fhess Express Trains Elmirs with the Emi
oansndagus aud Niassrs Falls Railroad for NASas Falls; n
Binehsnou wh the SyIscuse aud Rnshsmton Rarosd ia
syyscuse at Corrns with BunGc, Coming and New Ycai
Isrosd for at Crest Bend with Delaware. Lsk
v.nna and Western Railroad, for Scranton Hcmensvn
With the Buffalo and NewYoA City RAILROAD for BuSso Al
pnaso and DunAk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Give
> HOMER RAhsDELL. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
PpIMAnY MREIINGs. ~

DfWOtKATIt TKfNAIFT MLEFIN",' = -
cratic P,msris selecting candidate or inspectors
- md Csnya.srs vo,ed fr =, the eosnns sfeeto
wrre LID throughout the different Wards u the enJ ~
eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

SWRENE COURT.-CHARLES TAYLOR
- against JOHN T. DAvIs and ROBERT AOheIs0N--
bur1Tn M for q money deusaa esrtv~s. L, JOIN T.
DAVIS and ROBERT MORRlSOE-sLs: Yeu are hsrsby
osHcn,d 70 ans".r ,ns compliant 10 .s ,..n, o. "msa
upon Office No % Wal stree, city Of New
York within twenty days AFTER the service hsrsof ssee u
TIE "a, Of ,pph and ysu all to the eonplsiE.
Aforesaid the Ps.th viii sie Judgment ,saiar FOR hs
thousand doay with interest the seventh
of JAY thousand eght hundred ard y besides
sAe costs Of this scisl Ds.ed sep1nber7 1887.
MANN EODNAN. Psin.if . Attorneys
TIE arendsd IN the seeve acton hed In the
the Cck Of the Courty Of In the City He'll
IN the City Of TewYoik, ae oh day OF SepseDbe 1857
70 lswl0wW NJ r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

CUPREME COURT.-City and County of NeN.
OYmL-HARHONK WELLS and yoNArH An OEhlS.
TIE ,r JANIS OLM9TEAD aud CHkhLLS fERFECL
Ts The defendants and each of them: You zs
hereby and to the complaint IN this
sfjor which win be fled the oes 81 the Clerk Of tbs City
and County New York at the City Hall In said Oily and 70
copy of your answer % e 'La % The
ss the service Of tbi. semmons on jos sisn.vs
ofths asy such service and fn TO the said
psip within time the PLAINTIFF IN this seton WI
is snen s,ans for the sum Of thirteen handred and
niue dos AID thirty e,h cents with interest thereon from
ts thirteenth day Of September thouisnc eight huadfea
ard 6y svep bsdes tie eo.ts Of this ac'ion D.ed New
YorS Ssyt 10 1857 W WILLS PLAINTIFF Attorney,
The compliant In this seton fsd IN the ocs OF tse
ClsTh Of the City and County Of New ct Me City Hal 10
sad Civ on the 9Th day Of October 1857
OF IsvevW w. WELLS, Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

q variety 10 now before The Rz.i,al pubic, thls
work il ore Of the largest and mos. e,piva.-havins
pesry thousand distinct eompositi,os Of which is
msy Justly be fsid that most " them for soms reGsoa
or other, sre good AID availabls t1De.. Toe N 81
noticeable qualities Of the book are the folo<ias:
There |, an upususly large humber Of tunes spscif-
cay prepared for eoDsres atorN uss--s feaso!e itS
acccros well with the tendencies Of musc. tss,s SAD
the ussees of the churches. There ere many simple
but Elective pieces which have body ,ast the rjagh
ussge of the congregation gill brighten AID not sss-
out. OF ny. BrajbuIy's pew comp ,ssioDs the NOS,
marked advance has been 40 he Class adapted Z, words
Of tepcer delicate and pathetic chsTa ter 10 this hs
would seem to have gone back To the qualities which
first gnye BIN distinction as composer-much 70 Die
credit ard permanent reputation. The gres, ps:us
which have been TAX en- 70 avoid pl.ce phrases
cader ees ard arrangements is also very comusn3s.
hi. feature of the book. The au'hor has exercised
rea. ingenuity in studying novel aud striking forms OF
either expression or arrangement which will tend in
par. csh and leasing character to tie sork. In tas
matter of .iaptaon, he has met with hs accustomed
sncce,s. MANY OF the pieces derive their pr.u lips
frce or sweetness from their very apt and spp'op,te
association with the hymns In nothing Is there
Greater scope for refined taste and genuine fesas aad
We can scarcely name the compiler that exhibits o
more uniformly happy tact 10 tSs particular Through
ont the book, moreover there il Infused spris1tiy
genial buosant spirit which makes the tunes easy 10 be
sung and pleasant to hear and ~ add to its useful
ness and attraction. The book 10 well printed IN un-
usually large and legible type, and has oom3ses,
Gear and very practical Of exercises IN musica!
scierce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

Tha prir cps articles distributed have been fsei bread neal
rice feb beans noises and tea tn. repot coneoes
with an 10 the public for aid in view Of the large mum
fer of who been thrown out OF snd
who viii require assistance this Wnter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
NIEW- YORK eUPREME COURT. City and

IN County 81 Es1 York-ELaERr HOO9LAND ssl
SRAHK ", WET s,t H0UGH TO the defendant:
Yeu hereby sos:S9Eed End isqohsd 70 answu the SOM
psint n this acton. whsh VII b Sled N she oh'e Of hs
Of 70 the said plant the ,rbssnse ais
Office, No. 1os Broadway in The City OF New forh within
Of suob service and you fail to .nsws The aid
within the time sfr tho plaintiff in this a;taon win iks
dos frty, ain With Interest from The lat day
OF NOVEMBER ore thousand eight and Decides
The cost Of thia non Dated New York Sepenb.r u ls7
WI Z. CURTIS, Plaintfs Attorney.
Pie compliant IN This action hed In the ocs Of tbs Clerk
" the CITY snsCouaty Vi EswYors the twenty ninth
Of eepttahsr, 1887. WIN. y CCkTIS,
so tsvewW PisiDstS Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
BROOXL YN .IZ,EIMX.

SOCIETY FOR THE ANELIoRATios or TBs Cospi-
TON or The PooR The fourteenth anniversary meeting OF
this Society held Apdsy evening when tss sona 70
have made chiefly b, Ward Assni who are e
eryces erattousy The contributions have been lyen pia.
cpay to widows with yoong chdrn families IN dean:s en1
Of ali who able help themselves Among tnsse
are large class VII, live In incidence most o which e Of
foreign birth who had peviosy been In the habit Of reeevs
ssstsnce from the Association This csss have beoe CON,
PEELED 10 resort than the AsseAtion s .ef
fbs nrppa epdrsyor Of Society hss been 70 ovidc
necy Tor street begging whereby tho fesy worthy nay -
relieved and detected system Of Wsrd Assncf.e
h. n. ~, n this repsot and bsy $50
the Operation the citizens ia eectiDs this occt Ihsar
receipts have been: >. 4,
From Church on che shts COR Bethuns')...... ~ |"
IT., tIIIs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

OTyIcr OF the NEw-YoRK AND Nrw HAvES HuhRoAb$
Co 27th Of aud 4,h-sv.-SEw. Yosk, OCT. IL, I6n ;,
NOTICE. CHANGE Of TINE OF the NEW
N YORK and BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN On aud st.s
EoNDAY - the Evening ExgIess Tr. for g9t.p va
A. three ten lO) D. In instead of four twenty iS
IN JAS. II H0YT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SBFrogas OF
The County Of New York notice hereby given all ~
having claims against EDWARD L. Bind te Of the
City Of New York deessed prssn. the With yonehe
thereof 20 The ubser. her ssinee No 30 Brest.ay
neai-Dstsd New.YSyt, the 75A day of Apr1, 1877
40 lsw6mW ANN T. Bid, Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN Summer cement conn encins ure D 1917
rsrs leave Depot corner Of White and Centresi i,
50 Mail ain for Albany stopping al al aisoes
north Of W iliamsbfdse.
si5r r.-White Plsns train, stopping ~ al otsuoos
Leave 10Th st Station: ,..
,:55 IN -Wlian,sbr lse train soppins at al Stsons
HOO ma -Wilsmsbridse tTsiu stopping az sh stshons
lisa no White Plains Sain, stopping ct all Stations
2Sop Wiltamsblidse train scPpius At al stations
t:eo m -Mileiton train, stopping al all stations
500 M -Croton Fall ain, stopping ct al stations
600 -Wilhsmsbridee train, stopping at oil Stations
a.Oo u-Wliam sbridse train, stopping ~ 81 Statons
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
WAGON ROAD TO CALIFORNIA.

The New York Tribune says the bill pro-
vding for the construction of a wagon-road,
to be guarded by troops, from Fort Kcarncy
in Nebraska to Honey Lake Valley on the
borders of California, has just passed the
lower branch of Congress. twill, without
doubt, pass the Senate, the bill having been
agreed upon in joint committee. The ap-
preparation (s9oo,Ooo) is said to be suffi-
cent to cover the cost of construction-at
all events to satisfy parties in Washington
who are ready and waiting for the contract
and we presume the work will be speed
ily begun. 1t is stated that the Secretary
of War proposes to send a regiment across
the plains this coming spring to relieve the
4th infantry stationed in Oregon. The an
nouncoment that such orders have been is.
sued will be welcome to all who contem
plate removing to California or Oregon, OF
account of the protection twill insure tC
emigrants with their families and stock.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

MR. EDITOR In the Democratic Mes
senger, of January l6, notice letter pub
lishcd in it over the signature of Ono
The author says in one paragraph, that
II had to-day, the extreme pleasure of
taking by the hand, one of those ancient and
venerable relicts Of integrity, soldier of the
Revolution. When
saw this aged veteran, and grasped his
withered hard--I could not save my tears
tears that flowed without bidding"
When the above extract greeted my eyes,
Mr. Editor, was at a loss to know what
caused the tears of the writer to flow n6id-
den. But after making diligent inquiry, and
consulting with the Spirits, (not the ardent,
! found that his tears flowed so freely be-
cause this venerable relict Of integrity" had
few hours previous disposed of his Lana
Warrant, and before the said Ono had an
opportunity to negotiate for the same.
Yours forever "DAN." {
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

2 NEaRo VoTINe IN THE SoUTH.---In the
Ohio State Journal of Saturday evening,
in the leading article, concerning petition
presented for the amendment Of article s,
section of the Constitution of Ohio, strik-
ing the word aChite therefrom, we find the
following:
s1n Tennessee and North Carolina, free
negroes used to vote. Hon. John Bell, the
present Senator from Tennessee, told us
not month ago, IN his district, he received
upwards of three hundred negro votes.-
He was then Jacksonian, and the negroes
who voted for him, doubtless voted for the
hero of New Orleans likewise"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

THE New SUGAR CRoP-At meeting
of the louisiana Agricultural Society, held
recently, a paper was read from Judge Post,
president of the society, in which he informs
the society that the future prospects of the
sugar interests in Louisiana have undergone
an unexpected and highly favorable change.
''The cane has for many years been sub
ject to variety of diseases, including a
borcr worm, an insect often found in the
West Indies, but until lately unknown in
Louisiana. The severe cold of last winter,
while it nearly destroyed the crop on hand,
also destroyed that miSchcvious insect and
the other disease, swhatevcr they are. An
unusual breadth of land has been planted
this year, and with anything like a fair sea-
son--in his opinion-an average crop will
surely be made"