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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

View Fathfons In s.ent1s mems furninnS
roods by every steamer nj asEENs shut And fnfrshisg
etofe A o uOuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23
MySo~a0.AMsy~

sht3SsNNdsAUHfyUD
At
- Be 1ICo1s. OAK HALL,
~ "a tAd ~ Fulton street
., ending through W a srd 40 coid .4yeax
~ cflEArEsr WAREHOUSE IN syw yonr
Tor Incu
CisD1IIlNG.
A, Gsvw. 'e stock always rescy,
AZ prices inst CAM n. 49,.
ssstea-ees ~rcAzs as Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

Bstchskcr's Hair Dys, wses nnd ronPeas-
The best the world surpsssrg AT made Sold aud mp
piled ~ tho mandatory 80 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

HcIIovvsy's Oi-tnens. Rabbsd u ,i'Giy sso'
The muscles and glands of the throat aId hest has an a
Irbpa fleet IA asthma and al diseases that sssc
alton Rosrsensss my thus be cared In few bors
10 Clergy public speakers and VOC s On aAs nc
count. invaluable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

Paris Felt Hats Just Received NJ Whnes,
las Fulton street. Gents dress hats, spring sy'ca ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

Fancy Cutlsry.-A large variety of spcrfs-
mems pen and pocke knives Of Ia aas beautiful
stiernr Tor SAFE by ia :. sAUNDkn2 No Ahtor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

RsdicxI Cure Truas. Supporter, Raata2es,
Gle site s,ockrEs &c. q. MARSH co 5 VeseJ street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

The Muserd sort Hats for Boys.
atnEyIN'S, No. .is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23


Saturday 9Th irs, up 70 Saturday last. 18Th, during
the teveu days. foor steamships arrived at the port Of
New York cm EUROPE snd during the sarae period Eve
ssied from this city for Europe, making total Of nine
steamers arriving a, and departing nom this port during
the enc week. The following Is list OF The vessels with
the number OF paascpgers on beard Of zach -
AIpIyEp EUROPE.
gicaueL 10 var ficta Fave and Southampton az
800 1o,h .........,........,. los
st,aukh 10 ersa from Liverpool srrved 11th.... lo0
s't bmthp Cny Of Bnltrlor. rom Liverpool, arrived
I'D. ~.
suamL p IdnbuIg, fron Glasgow, arrived i2h.... Ia
fetal run Der Of paetspgers. e62
sAufD iyRePE.
shin Kspcaroo Tor IiyerpSol sae sth. I57
SEQ, hin Ty,c, scu for bremen sailed b..... SIS
Stsmsbp Arabic Tor Liverpool. sailed l2h.. 1sS
Steamship Ariel ,for southampton, Hsvre and Bremen,
faikd tttN -"
ST. Rmship Borrssis, fer Southampton and Hamburg,
sailed lttL... oo'
r...,..u..sx ~ ,a.e.nrsrs qs6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

DAIRY q TRrCoPHRaous gEvUISr. AT Ten CENTS
ID ato!sle. 4 TADMAs CO.'S 81 Bieeoker street. four
I'D era vvq o Rroac
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stephen II. Drancn's Aliisaior Ii

o run boys and run gals,
Ard run wives, and run men, run,
And seize the ALLIGATOR,
" hle bask,n in The sun
Price AZ IN w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

The Dashirg Cbspcau Musart,,
nj CEr1N's Nc .tt croaiwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

H0stetter'f Stomach BittSvs ere icSv z NC
rally 90 90 De.uHed fer tar ont ssto~ "a
aevse and curing MI diseases Of the nt7ach tsGss
siveys at beneficial .ph - cescs
Of eeb,Ny, ooustpa'on, saplsce Ars ohs- Vas
diseases csuGec W dsordered stomach. yrstva povms
are speedy aud powerr chsr-r- and sSarsd
any ration Of the csims before tho pupsc
Nor sxis nv druxRists grocers deIsrs
BA6hES PARK wholeaslc ar's-s
Island ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

The Grand INT In Paris
IL the MusaRD HAT.
ubNTk3, No 2it Brosdvay.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

CHANG AND Ex0.--The Siam
ese twins weve taken down to
Louisville the other day to be-
shown there. The Snowman who
had charge Of tl's.u gave the
conductor but ono ticket Tor the
two. The conductor demanded
two tickets, ~ they were two
persons. Ne replied that they
never yet had bought more than
one. Conductor must have anoth-
or. Said the Snowman, II bought
the ticket for Eng. Chang can
take care Of himself; you Gun put
him oil tho cars" As Chang
could not go of without Eng,
whvsc ticket was paid for, the
conductor submitted with ~ good
grace o. he COULD
Gazette.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

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theIs pss,ss. : shesId and iii no, b.
tdprfiei II ~ eaa GET Inc asmss
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NJ ~ ,ssIs,l - slbs<
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vtl9s nans. b "laIa - W sab,s."
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WunlsoaIoas. #
II. J. W" Memphis. b vspsss.
fsJly isItsnsa ihss ~ nail iAs srAs
y ~ pssusstassu. regularly. 71s
lssls. - dssbs. ~ b ~ losmpsis
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sss e1111ls q

TIE preo 1870
vsnsfsl. patll<heA e9W
1,sri<Lr1>)p skses ~
> lbAIptr ~ kseA(
su( miII1ty sY>(rm VI
ne IN eD<s
Ms,sr UssessIs ssikesIfei hy law
sns Nv s~opmis.lus a-thst n the ten
i've beIievej BdseIl<s fisnsssL
sh,o~. spIy IN ~ nIleL Thar
~ sxves tolserIs, twe Ideuiesr
"a CsIou<ls. and iwe haInfs,
euseumis-iyn IN The whole
s>s1e. N OersssNs sNd sfHesvs N
q loser ,s,sk ikan (isossIn, there
10 not one IN soemloulon. esespt
iho-r ~ ysIunieel e01lp6bes.
Thefe have hpN Nm velun.
iees companies sseanlae3 sinee
tho lasi report u The AdJaisnt
GENERAL, n~nmlseinr sliorrfhsf
about Ave hundred ea<-PsuId-
Ing Clarion
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

This stAs Ia NJ, IN We vane. lis
psopsIsim has rresoiIy purchased .
new Press and eihsr materials ncees.
sssy ~ szseusIss sced worn 10 tho
oMce. Thu Press now IN use In M.
eMcs hss bcsu worn out Ny long end
sses(ani ,,ss. and mum give way
v . uovs modern machine, noe al
lbasd. ssA slscA WI BE- 10 opssstion
y thswsaslssss u ths papss. vtich
Uulhs ~ lsst-d Ne vslsms.
L. svssy AIsd II " svAa sssrt
y y M hAssacs \ sstssdlag No
pslssIss. y vill ~ pvspsvly sp.
~. Labor h svsst vbes III.
Des1. ~ 49, works
~ At-M6di pssy
{vN(hs pslkpsy -
11bssal sasssssss-
5lnI svs'y amily n ~
esbsqns - " pspss-sst
$1,000 - sdvsttiss h Ne
Mum 10 tAcm vil1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

Ia .HHs - d. lms.as.z
Am.14 Aa.t. go.
ls.m a. -.,mssaAe.s ~ shs Je,A~
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10 MAJ hess Il swB a-ee,.m.s. Al,
a-sa....as A lad a. Az,
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ss.x, s,.sss, in AHA n. ss,tm 4,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

Speaker Orr has annc anecd his de.
termination 10 shlerca strictly the
rule prohibiting tho castom Of bring
Ing liquors into that port NJ the capitol
under Iis espwrial charge. This. II
strictly allowed out, h q species Of
ref'rin very mach needed. and cannot
hut h pfodnctivs Of good effects.
II h unfortunate. however. says this
baltimore American. that he cannot
extend the operations II the rules w
AZ 10 prevent c~vtsIh notorious n,~n..
bsFs iecm uavrspsIeIously bringing
The article Into The building In their
stouachs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

ey.lt Pos This ases6tai dIsesse
has mads M spprassmee h New York.
thiIsdsphla. and NJ. I<sIs. " on
alarming esisnt
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Wolas1vs>oseksuiHso ~ vssA
ta01 tlsslassoDna u ~ suuosn u
~ ~ = sss StiN1 vANAtac. Il
l1ssHphls. ~ isvsssss 4 M ssyle
picture called Chvcmcsypel Il b =
dssl1sd improvement upon Ne Az
bss.yvs, as1 No - 4 or nsmesssz
ss.asss vhs Witt h1eugAis dAssld lall
10 cell q The "ssas 0elIsy." ~up~iIs
Old Fellows Hall. and ~ he ham.
tifsl svecinsss Il Chrsmssypss cod
Antsvaypss taxa b NJ. vs~sslll
Rcd Ne ssfas. - this paee. and cal
- Mn vAes zoe visit W city.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

fk@ biis8 Tlmss Party" NJ
IsH fddsy eshi. % hsts bees y
fs,Hsa. xsss afleh# sNss Msey
snftpm ssils $50 safa, aewl<t~hs
ahiy lnalssgvs 4 tstA Gmss ~
H. haadiy tfte y iha svsa-s. -
hlhilsa the ~. ~ sIGssrp Sruap
ve hsfa esat ~ ksss la.f Assa
n ihsls ahseglS0Gs=.
GsIlss ssd dssss seprmssduS !
pFrmtpm h eas tsop. NJ eevt, ~
4 i stiA fkst s'>s1 n ~ e~as~ss
'sstst ksssss n - - essAs'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

A we'll dressed and respectable
locking WOMAN. passing a furniture
store ~ Msln street. Cincinnati. aud
seeing = dressing bureau IN The side.
walk. WALKED up ,o II. removed her
bonnet, adjusted her hair, then drew
her powder bag ffvm lice pocket and
procs~ded 10 eivc her fact IN artistic
and elaborate Whitening. She was
Engaged i've minwtsw In h = labor. and
although a crowd ssnppss. and stared,
she continued her TOILETTE, with Inpcr.
sasbsble 'Sse,/Scid. and At It's compile.
~ put ~ hae axsy and passed on
81 hevpsssd.
~~0>--
!cx-Thn Mshila Tntuss says
sous . sose no fun
tkem IN )6hrilew,
pn highest ides Ipd Joke
tn 1l1ssy sbost - dsddy's
MIR ANo Gpsss euoHlepsA"
seme yeass agv tlsey uGd 10
~ poss - II us~eo1 thsy
I'M NJ sssi vrss either!
h isssid tho tie wiebdesao1ss
Dglas iskps . vsvl 1oor
In hs battle vIWA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

Judge Jewc,t. al a late psIImsd
CcHvsntIon--whcn on ihe auss,Ios II
cutting NJ free pa.ner to sdIsovs"-
said that "ihls was rather Z small
matter TT The Convention 10 spend
much lime upon. The real evils I'M.
der which the railway system VI he
country wa suffering lay dsepss than
the reach q any question q ffss
pss.es 70 editors. hal nc would s.y
!, ,s"s, ,@, II ,s.s = .,. .ss e .''..s:.' d0s s'.s
drhl due 70 the Newspaper p,sss Cos
i,s powerful aid when ihs idea aa
rs..xay had u Ds ssrlslssd and pop.
ssI ~ r.snI p"t s. ssss . sn"ss'
ward and -as.ss'i.,s i.r ~ psr,s,.s ~
accomplishing Inc great worhs that
not. need 10 .dseoals. i,ss n, v..',
S ! ~, ',, s'.' .s - Nv ~. .s si s..s,,o !. i ~
line. liz rss,ss,sd = 3, ~ s 10, no s iii
loual editors oa |, pOfihs s,eabss-
VILE road for m'csl He could not
!usEs' .Ss ! s'.s.aS seps'a labor
|sI1"~ .s.'sy
NsacA Ilse,rspsl1s 'kssa l5<1ls nsuss
sHss.tivs nsss~~, 1hAAx
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

~ s>son1Ap Ahass suivsi d
Nee Tea = 11ssiAy ~. IN ~.
~ Ivslpsl - = ~ ~ -
Cse1A ~ s1vosss1 . l. = -
~ 81 01oo Uv0oboDM
- oslvll tpssvlso
sevu1sA - ~ Nssukl1
~ sui. 81
0~0 h1ubssi n sAe 1lss.
ssubsss 4
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p1mnDsus p5u~< A4vp ~
tseJ1e0 ~ ssvpnbsoouact Il
49, sPws s's.
As - aFzv 4zEANE
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-
To eseafiiers end other N
In ne iHsoirsWi eutel6N
field, dsessssd.
ATthc January Ten,
"A Probate Coat o. n
Mississippi. Tie Clwt Of q
he rrport and lit Of slsiu|
esss.c, sllowsd BY him.
hcsshy lnosiassi 70 sppes|
cours On the II Monday q
To object to said retoss q
particular claim shcrci. ell
II JOHN n
Ad.siaistfsior RI
January u, lsss. a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

TAh beverage. ~ yesn almsst
e.slvdvsly nd By 0amss4a ss ~
bssums - Anes,sea Avsvissl Wbpu
~ ~ ~ ~ 20 psssssss
Suve11ok NJ - - - ..
- Z @, 49, oltsoe. Nm.
- - ~ 1sou ~ 1AyuiuA
w. t1esWpess - ~ ~
- ssppy n ~ vasss b sAss ~
- ~ oslh ssslAa ss,uuA
"a vsalisespassy lessPns1a
ssse n eur old Oxfsrl fttesa. wuve
h town yesterdays ssupuf ~ party
hsaasswtinr1ar b1111mA voorA
~ po1os1 q W@wt -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13

Persons calling fer shs
will call for "Adsertissd
they msy not gsl lAelas
cent dur on each ono Of th|
must DO paid On delivery
January u, lSsS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-13
Wssse's westerns o.a1tss ooeeh.

visit IN olf sNiee ff"H Mr. A Moore,
Editor and Proprietor n The Western
Iady's LOOK NJ. Moore Il an al.
fable, courteous. polished gentleman.
endeasaisg 10 build up a Western
magaxiw, on the plan Of Tho Eastern
II Is Published al 81 30 per anuam,
~ sight epIes fw ~ u e~riaIm
numsrous s~ngrasings, owc IN steel. IN
cad, nunH,cr. aud has syue of TIE
best writer's N IN country ama~g M
combinations. Mn. T.. Virginia v~nc%,
Of Tennessee, graces Its pages.
Some twenty subscribers were pro-
cured n Pamela. by NJ. Ncosc, and
tbs Jasassy has boss received BY
thsWn.
Asy pessos wishing 10 joh the
cluh. eastp = by calling At this ofics
and $500 ; gold AaIas.
eso
6Sss - vsss Ssssh.
0sr Nassosf ''ssld lsns syns." Dr..
A. ". epvt, ssw stopping In Piano.
Il, l~4I$iee)0rut lDputjA. 1ll- card
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eypp gparsssss ~ -
esFtsisst golpl sesh vslne =
s ;;::..s::,:!''*EsSrk&,
npPliss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

Of absut IS Geo. The De- mill W.. eree.sa 10 lsS7.
ne sreai fre,b.t, the Ast Day Of April 1854
,v.pt sw,y part Of his rilldsu, and o,her~i-s de- n
sred hi property 70 the amour: cf .b,a. A. 600. On
.fe I,h day of July lSoor 1884, hls SOP, by he ,s-
d,s,al d.chsrge Of pa,ol lt port,u Of or, OF ~.
hapd- Lat Sprirg, and seaip Just bef,re Christmas
hi. sable was broken open sod robbed of q b,r,~
wsssn al harness; and Lastly be has net With .ae
p,eseit heavy lo-s. Ths D-ighbors Of Mr.. Raymnn
rspies. eres: sympathy for him, and seem resolved
"a male s<me effort in his behalf.
IRE IN CRASD STREET.
On Tue.day nigh. . hfe broke out in ne fs,cy
rooas eetabhshmeb, OF Solomon & Sleynund Aiez an.
der No as7 Grand street The FIRE hsvrag oriyiss led
among some batting, il spresd with g~es. rspsii,y
and 20 such an eI,snt that Mr.. Aleyander's family
were forced 10 make their escape from he second.
story window. On the arrival OF the hneuen ,ha
flames were soon extiDgushed-not however, until
the eeods and building h,d been damaged 20 the e1-
tert oi several thousand dollars. Messra Aexandsr
Brothers esims,a their lo.s q: 00O; insured for
90 eco n the Astor, 81. Nicholas Hs milton, Relief
Pacific and St. Marks Fire Insurance Compsnits
The building ia owned by Mr.. Doughty; damaged
about $500; fully insured.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Abost O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke on.
in The vinegar factory No 1897 Broadway causing
about s400 damage The building is insured for 800
in the Rutgers Insurance Ccmpsny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
CENTRAL AMERICA.
From The " O. T,se Dcyta, Feb. "a.


We are in re eipt of private ette, from Grey;o"n
Nicaragua, dated on the 18th o. 'Jauuary. The wnte
il merchant in thst city, and mis- letter in meas ~
nils mp void in tlc from th6t place.
When Go, Ardcr-On left Graytown, two.of his par
ty-Jacob C"mus and J. l.. Kennedy were slpwed
10 Iemsin IN Greyto~n, where they proposed
engage TO work. When the Wabash returned
Greytown, these two men applied 70 Com, Pauldn
to know II he would protect them in tbeir residepc
at Il at place; bit the American Consul Mr. Co.reli
objected, stailrg that they we're Walkers men, an
ought to bo 'stcn away. The Commodore a.sen.ei
but he sea teng very rough he left wi, aout ar-estn
COlmus ard Kennedy, but directed Can't Sands of
the SLsQueER'D@, TO do ~. Capt. Sands however M
10 the ddte of the letter had not carried out his
instructions.
Tie TCXt movement to drive them ont hy ne ION
Of ire City Council, and accordingly resolution yes
Introduced among the haltngger Councinep 10 indie,
Cohnus and Kennedy vaGrants aud nave them 20 I
rway. This summary process had not bsen carried
mt. however and the victims have determined 70
hwg, II c result and try the Iul iorce ot this violence
ogsipsi American, citLens. Neither COlmus ken-
p,dy 20 our knowleage, were soldiers under Walker,
Lnt were citizens going along with the expedition, %
settle in the country.
Ah,ut ,wo hunOred doil's worth OF the goOi- -takcn
,a,o Ger Walker have been sold under tie direction
Of C,rsal Cottfel.
The ,tesIper Virgin had been towedop me iHk on'
,i ,atiyes had been unable 10 sccuTe IN machlhery
tai,.n from her by order OF Colonel Anderson. .
Gotta Rica vii. be aIoHsc s, hold ana manage 'n'
IhLe poat- while the schooner aiken 'rtn c1t
Walker Nv Capt. CbatGtI of mo oaTa'os', h"- De-
.ivcu up u Nj .srsgus H...
Capt. Fore, on o,1 K,,re2 map. hes So,A'aei
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

,ont,.et "a yun the Lske boats, bat the ves are
much .ut Of repair that pothps .M be done, rss
ntty,. we're Offering a large reward 20 any person
who vonjd inform them wsere The mseniosry wa
concealed, but none Of the Americana v0a'o sAAe The
bid. x,
owing e. br. aeh ,be ses is making a,ross tss natH-
rsl b,e.k water in front Of the city. II VIZ re9iHe
large tum Of money 10 put the Accessory Ifanst
Ron,e in oder
The chls and fever were prevailing to large
Il was confidently expected the Costa Ricsns and
N;ns,,guan, voyd be engaged 10 another war With in
n,,b ovino 20 the refusal Of :he latter 70 deliver
nm Fort Castillo Al present, however, a things are
tept quiet for fear Of renewal Of the appearance OF
Gen. Walker.
II is a singular fact that great many Of the rifles
taken from Gen. Walker, bsve been presented 70 the
citizen. Of this place by the officers Of the frsste
wabash These articLs we're to be delivered - the
Government Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

Law LNZIELLIGENOX.
COURT OF COMMoN PLEAs-Mxeh 2-BefOre Judge



writ Of habeas corpus was sued out by Mr. Seely,
now np.ored in the City Pr.ou for contempt Of Court The
n.r was soas5; oe1rs 5adss Dy sna ms a i cs
power siy,p 70 Refre. 20 punish o9ntrp, ~
dcton Judge DAILY held that the power Of the
Cont 10 punish Tor eonemP; was not taken away o n
Court bad properly exercised jurisdiction in the premises and
Mr.. Secly therefore r. nand. d 10 isil.'
THE srREET-coHMIssIoSER CASE.
Some time since on the aoplication OF the corpora
tsp Counsel injunction granted restraining e CSnto'
j. from paying the sass Of Devn Con0ver or sy o' th
sppoDte Tho-e officers likewise prohibited from 'ling
Mr. Coboer .nty moved that the Injunction be d.
solved far ,s rsed being the ground tas he was C"
missioner de eco Jadss s@h:raad Ia, s a%Sd the "''H
Conoyer prove hns- Street Conn i'sion.r Dc e-
offer Jaeto and usurper has a1'en lna y
recognized the law for ths benefit sn6 protn OF thrd pr
,ur 3D. Knows whether been legally appointed elected
An ocer De merely without the essi night has nm'ei
' S sIs Do :. sIy aud siA s5oa 'i' IN 40 H
roush By esnoSer or Devn eer Of ther sppntee' 70,
NIB, OF tie plaintiff in sach son the office and fr e
purpose Of he. sc1L yet de ;ison % 20 t ISt.
question Of title between CoIoser ani De,Iin .nd y
sppp'.~s; and, notwithstanding the p~5ta1Mhs nv ot -
es. the pA . b. Obliged 10 pay owe asn 'h1 -sne
,sisnes D.yln and his sppontees II honi De asu ~
I'd. i would he ms. exrsordns II should bold mat ih. ra1
lie h. Mayor, ~ mus, uem.' ye' drrL'nls =.
ne " h,m and his appoinse. :: their peril
70 the defenia' Mr. Fl1s Conovsr and his sPpee-
rgt he oob.d upon ~ him ohces De Jde'7 sf Is ~
v ,h :. as h sh6a. frre1ce ~ The question a tte, tee
uurfio, ousht also % tusued % hiuh rbs ~ n 70
Dissolve the y noa be denisd, nth ; 10 e,.ts.
SUPREME coURr-sSrcI.L vEan-AsIeh s-besore 'adss
.no., DAVIS, u 81. gAy :.
Noah Coe agt. Margaret S:eplAns. Motion TO OPEN
udam.ut deui.d, with slO ross pu ,.s.te.. .I . .,,
Before Judss fHGRAHsG --
Richard Cookery agt. James Northumberland 10
H. T. Dsyes. U 70 ac1tsn What due y ;se s9raey II De
Msthew Doyle ag,- Thoalas j, Wslah, ac.--Aotica
20 ord,r a rrsss d.a-f. without cns.4
Z. HencI,cks &C., agt.J. b. Wright, &e.-Ordey
Of =, ,ieres.e 20 compute granted r. ., Z ,.-t.,....
Wn. II. aspinwail &c sgt' VIM. o. jerks &:.-
JDdsuent Of forecosI sai sale ordered; . g, = ,
Ihs People ex RI. Qssn Fian qgt. VIM. H. Dassn-
Mr. II. Chambers aga Ezra Dean -M.moraads f5r
counsel ....... . -,...... ..
SUPERIOR COLkT-SPEeIAL TERs--MAcs b. Before Judge
HOFFMAN.
fIfr.N DEe4slos. -, .iirn y .f .ffgr
MlGray ts:. LarAiaa.-rAppliea.iOn denied, without
CCl 1T or GENERAL sEssioNs-M,kcs 2-Befo:s JOdse
' tl f.ft RUssrLL.6 p '"'l ''
TIE Grand Jafy. consisting OF the falo Slng genl'e
n6n, ys...'tsy In hnAed: Jossph VI Co"ge
JoAp AFFORD Andrew AndarsuD Svnon Rache bhsSt.f ~.
q L. vs A. taIm~r. B.uJamn +. Camp. Jchn r
Nu. Gisydcn. Francis W. Lssass ChAs z LcTYerdke N
n,vn, D.. Lzu. s~udd. EmAi.n Thorn Ja'9o -
T., Adolf bee AIssw= J1A &. E.s;eSt "n n Ls~S ''HH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
KANSAS.
u,ssnuri Rufians invading the Territory.
vousrsuRNINo AND NUMBERING.
$50 Borster-R -Ruffians under Arms
FORT SCOTT AGAIN.

Ru,sn Our Special Correspondent
LAWRENCE, X. T., Feb. dip. M.
The apparently ipterminable Fort Scott tyosoies
sse again assuming greater proportions than ever.
Can't. BaiIe with two others, have just arrived TO
.isht from the Little Usage. They reached Prairie
CITY late last night wi en- the inciosed extra ei The
F,eeman's Champion Of that place wa. struck of.
II contains all the essential particulars of the fresh
troubles in that qusrter. 1t seems that The Border
Ruffians in that section have made up their minds
10 resume active hostites again. A heavy force,
reported at 130, mostly MlssOurians, had mustered
.t Baneyiie, and were threatening all the Free
State settlers in the valley Of the Usage. The
sepqers say that mless help is given to the Free.
State settlers in that quarter, that all the settle.
ments there mus. be abandoned A handful of
some fifteen or twenty men had mustered at Balne 9
bouse-a log house, which has, by courtesy, been
styled Fort Baine since the skrmish that occurred
there two months ago, when the Fort bcotutes
came to take il.
These few men are partly those living round there,
and partly those who came over from the MarmstOn
70 apprise them of their danger. They are too
weak 10 show fight TO the party threatening them,
and great fears are entertained that large amount
of mischief will be done ere any assistance eau
reach them. The weather is severe that it IL al
most impossible to take q force OF men into the
6eh, especially at distance of one hundred miles,
and without tents or camp equipage. The militia
w was 30 modified by the late Legislature that it is
quite useless for any such emergency this. Gen.
Lane has gone north to DOniphen County, and there
u no means TO defrsy the expense Of campaign.
The settlers on the Usage have become impOver-
sbed by the efforts already made to defend them.
In the mean time, Missouri army is on the soil,
and Free-State men are threatened
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

70 n. ESi.cr y T.e v !. Ty,1a5I
SIR: In speaking Of the poin: Of and opp0+Ne f"l'
Schuyler lately purcba ed by the Fsd7rAl Government
a. ste ,r sno.her fort. uoiics that you always cs
Il t"Wale,s Point That M " be ths true name ou'
presure il IS Lot from ,he fact that have DEN '''
=, ar We. acquainted with the polut IN question and
bs vicinity snd have often heard !; sposen oi oy Pe.
pe res;diig in the negaborbood, and by soop-nen,
stesmbost captains. and yacht-men, ana nave hs'I =
head it called sny:hi' but Wilkins POM v;Ii
YOU irquire N The Iattsr an quiz" sue VA.
hld ,ha, n. name {, "Nikns,' a1d not " "nsis'
Respectfully Jour
NJ loyt March lcA