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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

FIFTH HWARD.-WM. EMERY is a candidate
for Councilman for the Fifth Ward. lie is in favor
of the Old Charter and Iiberaf apportionment for
Free Schools. q mrai
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

FIRST WARD.-JNO. 5. HOPKINS, ESQ.,,
will be supported Candidate for the Council, by
The Voters of the First Ward
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

CITY CLERK Mr.. CARLILE: Please announce
my name as candidate for reelection to the office Of
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election.
marl1 WELL ii. WALKER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

j. r. EfaLIUTT FOH COUNCILMAN IN
FOURTH w ARD.-Wea are authorized to announce
thatJ p. ELLIOTT is a candidate for reelection as
Councilman in the Fourth Ward. Mr.. Elliott avows
himself supporter Of the OLD CHARTER, and in
favor Of liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS.
He desires that there he mistake with votersofthe
Ward in regard to his views on these issues.
mar3
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

CITY MARSHAL.-We announce Mr.. EDW
MARTIN, as Candidate for reelection as City Mar
shal. mT24
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

SECOND WARD. We requested to an
nounce the name OF D0c;. HUGH RONALDS as a
candidate for Councilman from the Second Ward. DIR.
Ronalds is in favor of the OLD CHARTER, and of
supporting Free Schools.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
CANDIDATES.
In The SEVENTEENTH

WARD.-PETER SHARPE, ESQ, is a Candidate
for reelection Councilman in the Seventeenth
Ward. MIR. Sharpe's antecedeLts are sufficient guar
antee for his future course i'm the Council.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is candidate for CITY
CLERK the ensuing April election. mari
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

SCHOOL TRUSTEE. Please announce the
name of III. O. WHEELER as candidate for re-elec
tion to the Office of School Trustee.
mr2i MANY VOTERS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

SEVENTEENTH N.ARD.-H l.. DANNET-
TEL is Candidate fotA cphuclman in the Seven
teenth Ward Mr.. Dannettef avows himself sup
porter of the Old Charter, and in favor OF liLeral
appropriations for the supportof Free Schools. Imri
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
J. p. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN

p. SCHMUCK is a candidate for the Office of
City Collector at the ensuing April Election.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

FOR CITY COLLECTOR.-we are requested
to announce GEORGE wOLFLIN as candidate for
City Collector. mars
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
4. G. SULLIVAN FOR COUNCILMAN 4,
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD.-We are author

lied to announce that A. G.. SULLIVAN is Candi-
date for reelection as Councilman in the Eighteenth
Ward. Mr.. Sullivan avows himself supporter of
the OLD CHARTER, and in favor of liberal appro-
priations for the support of FREE SCHOOLS. He
desires that there he mistake with voters of the
Ward in regard to his views Il cse issues. lmr2i
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

4 .OAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR.
Il y bbs. just received and for sale by
mari GILBERT g. BOWLES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

An Impenetrable Secret.-The attention OF all
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or
sickness i'll the color of the Hair is invited to the fact
that such changes may We CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application of that perfect smula-
ton of every shade of natural black brown widely
known as
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
The artificial tnge which it nstantaneously imparts
is true to life that it CANNOT DETECTED the
result Of art, by the keenest observer Sold every
where and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRISTAD0R0,
mar3 d&wln No. 6 Astor House, New York.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

HOT COFFEE AT MARKET.
HNHARLES A. WILLIS has opened Coffee aud
~ Refeshment Stand for early visitors at the Evans
vile Market. Visitors will find Coffee. Chocolate,
NJ TX and Cakes, smoking warm, at all honrs 81 the
morning. CHARLE ES also Keeps a supply OF VIZ
TABLES for families. at the lowest market prices
His Stand is No. Is, lower end Of the Markets
m,ril-lw
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

- YOUNG FINE HORSES
80 for sale low for cash by
mr25 ". III. COOK sun.
ARnA STAWBERRY PLANTS - In
mrs5 u. III. COOK & SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Sales bn audion.

AUCTION NOIICE.-J0liN X. PITKiN.
,,u, e s-tsrsirf he tu ne., 10 rcsums bis I,at
rrreHIil~ sGeb,. st srll a. East Neg \ "a.
~ IN nISG LOTi 4 DWELLING HOUSES sod other
O % ~ ri EsDAYS q oscn "a, 81 Aueaon: b-eanis
INItScI AZ ?t', ock Tee ruu Syuia rerJ
va Fr F,Iry Fas, Ne foIs pr hs1dS fare tc,1
s,rry er.ts STAG from irrsssGp p P'ck slip Gtnd
~ ss,ots =, 20 q rm Nrw Y,Tsevrry half hoir;
- tesrt. TERMS oP SALE: 50 per con. ST. balance Il
- css,s CT lnd End morras- f Scr yeTi a. per oent
ter'. Zee 81 p~t Let Is Ser tLocFdo TRIES I'd
nod, s.ci wsIsust g. be gver within 30 Gags q t3e
y sale rtsis,t r. the day of .A 10 ce5 9 ee pal
l n three osys rcu"ou ptac 20 ttt the 10 per e'1'
erhr the tine sp.f-dl l. will r. uud ib some OF the
ht t-us in lie cet Eas New T,rs ht. bccome fVrs
I In The ~ of '' gee; nernr l., k-SNch t"to es
asc~ The hssdova 4 New Eng enier1T IL th- fiau
s..p boots Snd sh sctr in concert VITA u" es9
aikct o Ntwlc Th- ori-e Of Auction S.s. WI be
81 .ed On NEDNES SDAy. Feb TO- 1850. 81 Wo'dhw n. l.
mic. from k.wY bguurE. II ocioct on sad dss ~fa
80 of or or Eve Dazzling H"uss p Seo;on. s1d so'Gi
1d Pudding Lois not sup.'.d BY any brs y ne market
Tie losye South Ferry Tor NVVthE Al ~ ooOt m
Thc es viii B. rcpesed weekly ss rr ttg'e nocr " IAe
Fstres. poi. ced connect NJ INK tween the L5ns
IId Railroad 60 aid Brcokyn City Rsr ~ In cor emPs
ir Fat Newi pix WoodhsVtn sac atn,ioa
Cft o. a hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

GOLD MHE on LosG lsLAsD.-Last Thursdsy
gold mine was scJyered on the laud Of Mr. Robin
soD about mile and half south Of Manor station 10
this county. Soue persons were engaged in digging
we'll and when they bad dug TO the depth of about 25
feet, they came to layer Of mari, and after digging
below this they csme to streak Of rch.lookjng dirt
which attracted n r attention. AT this time .he
came rushing in upon them, and they vera obliged 10
ascend to the top Of the ground without setting the
curb. Some Of the azores i'd rich.lookiag dirt wa
,ecued, and, upon examination, II Is sid to be per-
fecty busy With the precious Petal. We have
beee informed. however By an old Californian direc,
from Manor Station that the dirt tas been tested by
chemical process and found 10 o,tan the pure metal
lSEapL TINES.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
A. n hEsSIs. Aacfouee-.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade-Ssl'
II Rao.rs No. IS Pa-krox.
GEo. A LEAvIrI. Auoiioneer
ny GEORGE A. IEAVITT & CO.-Trade-

GEO. 4. LEAV1rT, Anctionerr =
DY GEORGE A. LEAVITT & Co.-Irade-
I'D -sc ,oous No.. S77 End S7s Broadway corner Of ne
IT.. fcr the sale OF Books. SA,oneiy Painting "ot' o. Ar
&C.. Sc. .,->, a..
SATURDAY AFTERNOON aud EVRNiNG, Feb S.,
A. { O'Clock the ssl-rOou. lot oi modern SOhoOL
BOOKS sr new snd fgss stock. ,,
AZ ocok r be sod hue ..oTn'en =; staI dsfd shd MS
whole uoks G many the popuar English ard American
s1tb-- such Cooper Irving Snoet Sterre. Fdinf Ac
6 Ioduith &C. All the fsvori,e Poets IN various Att
tive ycs Also Library Ct valuable Periodical CJcloped
&C. Anou hici may be found American State PSpI' vols
o lr do G. srtefly r. view 6 vols; Edinburgh Review
tq vols Critics Reyi-w 81 vols British Pe 81 vols Reo.'
Cyclopcdis q vols Robertson's Noks y vols. Syo ot
Tt-k", Norts vols d.: Bacon. WoTts lo vols, DO ;
Ioke 10 yol- Swift q H., &c, the whole FORMING most
attractive coli the trade anu the public Ca,A9se'
ready OEO. a. LfANIII D. to'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06


ENIGRArlos To ymGIslA.-There has rccentiy
been considerable flow Of emigration into this ssd
some Of the neghbOTiDg COUNTIES Of North Weston
virginia. We have them from German, SeeSso,
Switzerland, the British Isles, wfork Connecncu
and Canada. They are kLown IN the countriee from
which they hail as being intelligent nnd indusasious
sud doubtless will add sire<gih and weslta 10 the
country Of their adoption. They bring With them
isrge amount q gold, ard Il has been god deal
scattered Gmoug or citizens for land stock end other
articles which every conner hesds AID our ci,~
zeDs can well spare. Their land y1rchaszs ere COO
fred prime pally to the counties of Lows, Cpskar,
Gdmer Braxion, and We understsad 10 several other
Of the adjoining eOuItes. This emigration esc,ed
through The agency If our euteTprsihg towusman c.
5. Huxley esq., who has connected himself with the
Enligralt Aid Company and in whose harcs the prt-
cipal part II sndholdeTs have placed their srds
for the purpose OF furnishing emgrahts With homes o
our Safe. We would just remark il connection wth
the above, that the latds in the hands Of this
company amounting 10 0,000 acresl are a. good -
can be found in any portion Of our state The nsie-
rel produc,ioIs Of these lands-btumnous coal iron
ore, sslt, &c.-render them more valuable than sny
other lands in this State Wesre 10 state that
any one desiring To purchase srds iu this seeuoa OF
e,unty can receive any information 10 regard thereto
by applying either TO C. 8. Hzrley esq., Of wesson
lewis County, Va, or TO j. c. Uederwood. No: -
Nassau-'tscet, Nsw-York. lwsrton VA HsrsA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
New11prk kDailp Gribm,le
HANNAH BINDING SHOES.

HANNAH BINDING SHOES.
Poor lone Hsnnah.
Sitting at the window. binding shoes.
Faded. wrinkled,
Sitting, stitching, in mourniul muse.
Bright-eyed beauty once was she,
When the bloom was on the tree:
Spring and winter
Hannahs at the window, binding shoes.
Not neighbor
Passing, nod or answer viii refuse,
To her whisper:
Is there from tie fishers any news 7
Oh, her hearts sdrift with one,
On an endless voyage gone
Night and morning
Hannshs at the window, binding shoes.
Fair young Hannah,
Ben. the suu-burnt mn II. gaily wOes.
Tall and clever,
Tor willing heart and hand he sues.
May day skies are ell a-gow,
And the waves are laughing so
For ber wedding
Hannah leave, her widow and her shoes
May is passing;
'Mong the apple-boughs a pigeon COOS.
Hannah shudders;
For the wild Southwestern mischief brews.
Round the rocks of Marblehead
Outward bound, schooner sped.
Silent, lonesome,
EsnuaLs at the window, binding shoes.
It's November.
Now uO tear her wasted cheek bedews.
From Newfoundland
Not sail returning will she lose,
whispering, hoarsely, Fisherman,
Have you, have you, heard OF Ben 20
Old with watching.
Hsnnahs at the window, binding shoes.
Twenty winters
Bleach and tear the rugged shore she views.
Twenty seasons;
Never one has brought her any news
Still her dim eyes silently
Chase the white calls DER the sea.
Hopeless. faithful.
HsnDahs at the window, binding shoes.
f. Lucy Lsrcoui." in the Home journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
The ADMINISTRATION AND THE MoRMoSs

F'es Ire Us'AiHgfoa Iaios. Feb s.
Tic absurd statement g'irg the rounds Of ne press
10 TIE effect That negotiations progress. betwes5
the AdmiDstration and Mr. Bernhsisel Tor with
cTava of the army from Utah. the einira o. of tbs
MOrmcus 10 some island Of the ocean AMI the par-
chase 4 their lands in Salt Lake Valley by the dow
errmort is, OF Course, altogether destitute Of fouI-
daiion II fact.
TIE army was dispatched 10 Utah as 10 one Of the
military departments of Tie country, where it, pre-
rerce II req red indeI ENTITY o. the MormOa- AMI
It would probably reusin in that department in tbs
strength that has been dpaci ed there though every
Mormon shoud eyaeuaie .he Territory.
Tie lands - salt Lake Valley have not We belisy.
been yo' sod to the Mormors. They occ,py then "a
squatiels and have never yet derived ti,s from the
G0veinn eut. 1t woUd be remsikgble ii the Gov.
errmeut sioud nego'iate ir the purchase Of its
lands which Il l.as lever sold.
The Mormous are believed to have no pre-eu, itteu-
tOn Of uat.Dg Utah. The march 81 fyrRii ahle
force Of tnitfd States troops ia that direction would
lTOaby induce serious considerafOn If TIE subi,ct
on their part lat strongly fortified they sro behind
their canOhs aLd mountain gorgcs, well provided with
Pr"vitlnns, arm and ammunition. strengthened W
manifold ard formidable alliances with Iniian tribes
far and neArrot 10 speak Of the strength they COM
maud IN Washington through the opposition that ia
man tested toward an itcressc Of The srmg-ths
thought has not ye, entered IT, minds q preparing
ior any early removal from salt Lake Valley. Tas
Ifoln alton received b. the Government from re .bls
sources all col ours in ascnbing 10 the Mornous tho
ve'y Opposte temper aud purpose b. the ted
sid Il is lot believed that they will be dspossd To
think Of population upon any terms long ~ tho
Government; l. prevented from seudiDg military force
against hem form dsbe enough in numbers 10 Inspire
them With trepicGtion.
So far from any resxhtion being likely 10 occsr in
the hvrts u the 10 press on
mens TO the army in Utah have conclusive roason
% Relieve that every resource 40 IL command will bs
exhausted by the War Department for swelling and
eNpediiug tLoss e-tnforcemens. Tue prepar atoms
Of the Administration will be such that whatever rc-
Ponsbiliy for mischsnces to our gallant army sSau
attach to the Government sha fall alone at the doos
Of COIlress
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

CVPREME COURT-COUSTY of NEW
- YORK.-THE PROVIDENCE CANAL BLEACHISG
CONPISf asainE THOMAS HEsAITh, CHARLES T.
SrSyITH and HySRI p KESr-SGnusns for money Dc
p.rd m eoutrretTo ths sboversned defendant THOMAS
n. sno,tt II rhs rou whch VII be see the oce Of The
C.tl ia. ,sii Cogr;y Of New ioff 81 the City Hal IN tae
and copy your sns~ef - tae sa.a
o. ,h. subscrber La oHsee No ls9 Bosdwsy In
.G e;y within i-.piy csys sfs We se'1ee Of tA summons
- ~ Il Tie iAy Of such service srl tai 20
,1.r. "a, paint within the tine ssoresst the paia
H, Ia ths .cu v take ut rsni .ssns yoa for ne sum 9
and sixteen cerf, With Interest froua the tent;
6tber ops thousand eish. hundred aad sly ssven aid
g. N. fh fo1 kEndred Ali Say toAs VITA inieses
~ lie ,hir Of Decenb-T 1857 beside lie cst Of this
! D. CoZZESs Plsiatss Attorney.
IN. eor lrt soesd Ged In sai O6ee Of sxi Csotk
s~,srJsy tbe 80 tsy ofJsau.ry ltS.
~ i.xSvs 9 D. c0ZZHSs PlhaufS Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
BE TIE U l. II Il a "
or
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIR
CoarttrELY Fs sRVSD
TO THE GREATEST AGE

A-awto,hs, Grey woo1 no. h,vs rrt,,ed % t-o's,
c,or Rs!d boz wc't E'Se 'he WITH rrs'"rre Or onh
nh Scrotn4 Scs!d Heot or che erup;ior' Or Wo-l
o,std With SICK HaiIrac Sra5aEiA b. wood o c-5ei
L .. So NOV. a Itp.,. ,,5 tHe tnG, sd .tn, 'gt
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE wi! do A. ts.s Sc CiTru.
ASS ARsoS, Nov 5 fs69.
Pre- O. J. Wocp.-De,r Sir hsv- neATd mach 40 u the
Uol5ell ,,cs of yuur Hair Restorative b., hsvns fcn
oftsn ck,Afed by qscarry and Sck npuE hair 6yet N
disJ. pace your Rst rstve IN The same es'sfr
With " ihouasnd And loudly Pcd qasck remcfs
uut i you IL L.wrcGce County souip Tpuit' since wnrn
such iBtucrd iae trN OF year
Rort;i'ei faunyf BY good wife. ~hose sar lad
he. very th' snd ea-y waite and bei:" kassnf one
Of yr l..se boes hr rstorrd sy % iis onnna
bs' brown c,or ,1s had tackfuet a1t become ocshn
a.d gy pn sud en The hcst she continues 70 nse
~ si tv becsu.c OF it, besnns upou hAif bat
bea offs heshfu inf uI- ile hcst sad mind O1ers
o. ty ANN srd fr yor Restorative sih n. nap
h snd value entirely removed snd car 4 -
rot co.t. And corsieuty recommend ' us ey a. who
@. ase 4 or a. color az suy and b a. young per
Us wh, wc,c have tAer h.lE beAu,ifl ~ glossy.
Yeiy tu!y slG sraiei-lJ JoSyfrai o,ov x,xs
FI-nd WOOD: II lons tine seer .sv you At 8i.'
M 4. fore ct the bottle Restorative ar whirb ~ gave me
a, oder ppu y AZ NJ IL Deroit and when at Il We con
odd to try u Mr.. MAnns lair the ufrs ,e o Il,
ucr II ha. s than you ssurcd ne would d.; sud
-b.rs Of nv family snd fen6. having witnessed s effects
nov wing % others entitled to the
hisheti consideration you claim q, IT, ,-.
SOLOMON MANN.
CaRtYLz H. Jun =, 1882
Ihsve n,ei Prcf o WoODs Hair Restorative and hNe
saia,d is wonderful eaect. Ny hair 70, Secon,as a.
ttor go p.ensury grey, but ~ ,h- use OF ne kreoNe
has Iesrns is gina cooT snd hsyr 10 doubt p.iI T'sE
80 ; BREESE eNsenstof, T.
o. J. WOOD Co, P-op-, .or., y. sia B-oai~syiN y
'''' 49, Aad sSi4 by al good Druggists,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0r PHlLA-
~ nrrp puI. .,s the SOUTH and WESr. VIA JERSEY
s.TYNLl .nd Yrrrr. Hnes ksv, New Yort = sad u
sni snG sp n f.r. IS; Il sss g 70 KeaanESr iS;c.t
md or Bs.aroe w..hnDe. korfh tS. sad thr0osA sae
". wOODRCYy. AsAstAas szpshntsodsu&
H. sssxses Be ssosvd et sny sr.a snsss avsssA -
~ ks< ssssa glsg;ss R ssvsses q ns ~ q ssrae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

II Z n n > i + ' n y I n
i TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The FerrsyvLna II Pi';sbursh with
70 ana from ST. Louis Mo- Alton, Gsens and Chicago lu
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; Tore Hsnte msns9n
ara Cincinnati Dayton, spnrxtea
fontsIne serluy Toledo, Cleyelsnd Columbus Lsnes
80 M.llou and Ohio; sso with the steam p.cket
bat. from asd 70 New Oe:as 81 Louis Louisville saa Ci1Gr
us..
Throush n tes for the Fast BE had a OF the sTt
mentioned psces in the West.
Pssenser. viii End th, the shortest most expeditions a1s
comfortable route between the East and West
FROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOURS,
yROM NFW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN S HOURS:
FROM NPW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN " H0UaA
f.r low other Route.
g., h-nd-tiis in the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information Be hsd o. the
otfce Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Astor House BrusdvsJ
ysrus-xJ 1859 j. l.. ELLIOTT. Asent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Coal.

GOAL at REDUCED PRICE for FAMILY
- TSH-The DELAWARE and HUDSON CANAL COM
PANY ksve reduced the price Of tbc LACKAWASSA COAL
5 per Of 1000 b, delivered Apply At thelE Yard,
Foot Of HubeSt-,t, y. r.,
Cor. lih-st. and ghav.,
Cor Ciouyerpeur Aud FrUntsts z. II,
And No. 25 Atlsntic-st. Brooklyn,
o. 81 the CoErpAny'- Office,
No. q Wiuiain-t.. cor EXchAnse- piscs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
GLASGOW AND NEw-YoRK STEAMSHIP

GLASGOW AND NETWORK STEAMSHIP
~ COMPASf5 sriii .rA ~rrfu sal 81 raGe
FsOs kEw-YoEK;
fDIfPIRGH Cuunn.l- .......SATt KDAY Ptb - a. j. m
~ t.Ct ". Goodwin. SATURDAY MAJ Is a !; N
kLfes Il CEtiu fTS Third Cas-. found viii coos
ysosis.o-.. -. For IN iEht pASssI- sppy 70
ROBERT CRAIG. Ne Il Brcs'WsJ
NtN YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
~ sTATEs MAIL sTEAMKRS.-Tns .hiF- eouiy 'iss ~
i.ins TIE ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eiahdlsi lie EAL
TIC. Csst- Jc~pA COa.ccsi th- AORATlC CASt jams
Wet
To sap- tsve hSe- bit y crast etpvsfy To- tTr-
s,r@. every ha te.u sk6u IN th>if ~onsto'n
as uFir - sres g. insH- str.Eth AID s%c sne t
>ouf-r
rhe q tn ns hsyr tnP'vi v..sr hst c'rp-1
Eents AID expense hz L .rsrd make them AL A. sso
the ,oc-uSh eIauinl'ior nve. ts--1 p-oTS r o''
q 1foonstriction ~ unsq Afd.
Pre ot psSEs f-oa EewYoiS Li7rrr.a- L. t-S earn
sIt IL scoid Do 4T5 Prom IiyeTpoos D. NeT-foft - go
sriness AZ e1peanot S,tschsc " esA sAs NJ
sA-bs ca b. secarri until pAt tor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
steamboats, ano Railroads.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
,e,nsI Ray STAFF, Csp, Jewctt leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY snd SATURDAY Al o'clock p M
.sd STATE OF MAINE Capt Bryton raves Ne~Yors
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY slc FRIDAY, 81 @eloot
frcu. Pier No. r. tS' Bsseryi both touching
st Newport each way. .
Hereafter vii Be ref,d-d secured 70 any applicant
up'l the shall haye beer peii tor.
Freigh, forwarded th,oh with sest d'Fa.ch b.
a. Express Fright Train
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

rpox.s n Booru Co. No. 0re~ns ss-et sppoess Ten
pr,zee Hs s,s oa. sxsss Sr ssis 4 Thx TavSK, Trsoa
ksw,Jes~y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.

GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to EUROPE.
Fr EevYork 70 Southanp T. NeTYoTk from Soathanp
tor Hsvre cr Bremea: ton. Hsyrr, OF BreneE
Cabin ~ F!rt Cabin
A. ,ond CAbin......... 81 Second 6
tao hI.t-cls psdd,e-wheei sesnhip AKlEi zt" tns
T. d Lrdou oon nsrder and NORTH STAR, 200 tuns. I'd
Cavrn6y cormaudCr. "a sa from Pier No North href
a. aooI peci carryins the United States Mail viz:
Leave Eew-fo-k for South Brrr1en for Southaupton
.mPon BsyI, sud Bsemea soah.H&tsnm TO - ~ Ssy2ors s
NORTH STAR. ....Feh ~ Saturday NJ D Wed Nh -
March - ss,udsy APTill7 We'd APh!
These steamships touch Hsvrs Specie delivered In London
sra Psris For pass.se or ffesht apply 20
d TORRANCE. Agent. No. Bowling Green, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-

"UDSON KINEk RAILKUAD,-FrO rom Dc
ernber = 1857 Trains viii leave Ch.mbens' Station N
s1la~s Express Trains 80 aud Is p NJ AbaEy Pas
.-n,er Train for Sing Sns for Poushseel>
Az. 3 81 a m snd $50 2. fUI PeetsEil $50 Tie
Po,shlespse Pe@ksL - Sing Sing Trains sp the Wsy
Passengers taien Chambers. Cars.sphe and Ssts4
Tu. Tf New leave Troy IT 5l5 sEd 2S and 5;B
2 m; Esss Al in AL AID SIS snd snd oilo m
'' A T. SMITH. Sly-Eintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
CUPREME CoURT-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York ROBERT LINDSAY, James Ilndssy ard Thons'
67sl.m LuLisv, Plaintiff. sz,ns. JOHN HiLL. the ed.f
John Fill the yoCIEr SID smother, rnoas ~
FKSDANIs Yea hereby ,nond std required 70 answer
-. sosr Amt scrou which 6e 10 lie oes 4 the
Csrk q Cy Nt County Of fof 90 ne tsE day q
Jsnu,ry the City Hal In he city q View forH snd .
,,- p, sd conp..i- % ihe rose ID
Vt ~ o Nc NA st. q ne Cty II New YORK within
sfe ne service of hls n-ons on exlcsVs
o. 'peh seryice aae yea M 20 an.ve tEs All con
rhTt within time .Ortsi he PsIiiss n shs seton vii
or The o. !Ho thor.A1f ssyen
krnord .hee dollars and sky sI een,s with 1;ers from
hf 18Th dAy q psnbr thousand ets a1Ese sGd hiy'
:: e. .:s ssA''' tie '''' 'A' 'THsRassoX pRYEs
su.0 lsucws. As;o.neJ, loE PL-latifs.
CIPREME COURT-Hings County.-1HE
- HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY Of Nev.To,t, plain
ar sx,ia., WILLIANH CLARK. sAMUELP TOWNSEND,
st NANCY TOWNSEND kt wife fhomes u. Eltohflss and
1.sm r Ds:@r D,Ie! sloU, Herman BALDWIN The Brook
w CITY Rospi.. Peter Zesio Foe- Frederick p
Jane, Ben snn Jleks1 John H. B-,cEer Thomas Read TAs
Rrre stoe Dressing Confszy ChGies Ae.rne.hv John Load
1919 AL,ouy sna Tie AAse-.on ard Smith ssOrs Dressing
Coupsny. and JoAa King AID J:cs King his wtS,
sefsEdAli, summons for Te..st-Coca. Sot ssryL-To
each Of tie above nSrast DeiercSHn; fos Are ssrsby
.sIau.oo.d and required the eonapsn, In thSs
selrG With ~ b fled n he odo- OF .he Csk Of -
COunty q King =: the City Hal a ire City q Brooklyn,
snd copy Of YAK .gsr 70 e sld ooHpdA1s On he
vrA.z dsys sfer serye 4 ths yoz
e,u.s. Of DAY ofsrch service All you lsl 70
n. "a eerpani within the tine m r-ss4 the rsan, IA tfs
sc.0n sppy tie Cogrt r The resi tssaded In tie
IsGRAHAh, VSDERHILL REYNOLDS,
Psin;iSs Attorney.
II. COMPLAINT IN ths .bo,. .n!.d s.on al.t n "a
esss of tbe Cerk cf Krgs County Sewf0t, May H. 1871,
sSd - GrsrGed, en- Deserlher q 1881.
IyGaAHAA USDLRAILL REYNOLDS.
}9isve~s' Plaintiffs Af.snHys
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4 Y. SUPREME COURT.-JULIAS A. H.

~. HAsBKOUCK end EDWARD LYSE5 sssust LAH
BFRT hORASuEro The defendant: fou are hereby sum.
rno,,d ard required the compliant in this sccn,
which VII h tied u cAe. Of he Crf u th- City AID
Cotrty hs~Ioit lie C:v Hal Of Aa eiy snd 20 'ervs
sary OF ,our answer .As ssi cOppnt the slbseosf
a. n ofce No &c Val il sGf city within rery tays
er ~, service q ~, summons % yol exclusive q he d,y d
rysLi The p.sra, vii tAfs JUDGMENT ssAin,' you
fr Il. n of eisnt hundred snd A. dos and thirty
re. c,nis w1h from the s.t CAV 4 Octber
.hou. e!sht huoed and fyseye1 beside the eos.s u this
.s;lon.-psied January 5. le59
DAVID {. RISGLASD. PAiasfS Arorney
Tie sid eompSl. fed Ia he place sEresd or the I'd
ef JsnrsIy. l&5S. DAVID c. RSGLAND,
ia.3ls~syS Plaintiff Attorney