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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AD.-
Tbe GRrIr CENTRAL ROUTE CONNECTING the Atlantic
sitss with Western, North and South Ststes
by continuous Railway direct This Road sso coanecs
Pittsburgh With daily line d Steamers 20 al ports on tho West
arr Rivers and Cleveland and Ssndusky with stsse TO all
pors on the North Lakss-rlskns the most dre
cheap and reliable route By which FREIGHT can BE- Forwarded
20 and from The Grsst Wet -
PiTrS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
TIssr CLAss-Boo.s Shoes, Hats and Csps, Books
DIV Goods Gin boxes baes and trunks Drugs lin cents
ksxes and bales Feathers, Fun, 6c.........) loo D.
1ycosp cLAN-Don,esic Sheetinx. Shifting and
ITCHING (n orisns bales. Druss IN e1'. na T5 cents
Ssrd k.snef w soN' OK ''Ae''' "- 80 'p lO ..
Hsnp Bseou md Poit ssed Goo.e or IN sscL oen,.P
Tobacco Manufactured except Cigar, or cut kc I'D o.
RouRrH CLAsS-Cofee ri&h, Bscon- Beef and
Porx EaswardD Lard xnd Lsrd EAT.
on Nails. Soods Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch 10 y.
Resin,
Porl-75-. y Dbl until further notice.
0aAR-2s y 100 n until further notks
notice
In ippns eccds from Poin. east Of PhsdApa b pa:
6ulsr 10 MARI package Wis Pennsyivsnis Railroad" Al
ssds combined the Agents q this Rod Phnsdsipds
Pt,sburxh viii be forv arded without d-t-ntion-
PIEIeHr AeEHrs-Hsuis Wormisy Co, Memphis Tenn !;
p sa.s Co, 81. Louis; p O. VR@ily Co. Evansville.
ind Dumesnin. Bel Co.. and Carter ysvett Louisville
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; n W. Grahan Co. Zenss7lls,
Ohio: Leech Co. No s. Klby Boston; Leeeh Co, No
fXysor House New-Yort and No 70 Southe New York
J. sn-eder, rhlsdslpAs; AAss. Ko0nA B&.imorsi D. L
a HOUSTON. Genera Yrslxh. As.st. Passds;pAA
n J. LOMBAx1r. saPsha:so3su:, AsooaA p
JssCNy l. lsA
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Mr0iedl.

Glands SARSAPARILLA.-Th pleasant SIM
- pie and efc scous vegetable remedy r purifying 'Se
blood and The croous and cutsneou' dseas may be
this with the greatest benz ht ~ every %
oiy caution TO be used is obtain the orsins aud
genuine article Prepared and sold BY A. d. SANDS NO
100 Fulton-st. Ee~.lOrk
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
lNlaJI. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1851
CONVINCING DECEMBER 81, 1857.
Passenger Station In 9th and fh
trance 27thst. - - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Haven 720 s:00a m, tex l24, $40 lex md
4:1 For Bridgeport, 7s2o 800 tex IL: t5 $50
lex and 40 p. For Milford, Straord Fairfield Southport
and Wesport 7:2Oa IN. l2:t5 40 p For Norwak, 7:2o
m; l2:4s $40 exb 4:3 5sop M For Dsrien and Green
wich 7Da l2:45 40 $50 For Stanford, D. $500
isIG m I2+5 $40 lex 4a $50 p FOR Port Chester
and intermediate Stations. Ina m. 1915 4a, $50 I'm.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Yor Boston, ssOo m tex $40 p m lex FOR Hartford
and Springfield eoos m lex $40 m Tex For Conneed
River Railroad TO Montreal $500 m. tex and $40 M
Tex Northampton. For Canal Railroad, 500 teL and
i2i5 p For housstonc Railroad 800 For Nangatuck
Rbirosd 500 m and $40 Tor Danbury and Norwdk
JAMES II. HOYT, superntsndent.
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Jnsuranse Companies.

THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
Il has removed from
No. 50 BsrcAyst.
NO. 10 WALL-ST.
Ths Company, having CsPts 81
e2oO,0OO,
ssd large Surplus securely iavested receive spp
cations Issue Policies Of sssns sS or dsansss
By Sre. the liberal terms
The cid once vii % hep. open fer scesnuodsoo Of eus
.oasu. JOHN Z. pEkQH, seegwsry.
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II. 7. LrEDs. Auciineer. . . .
WILL SELL on THURSDAY, all the fine
w FURNITURE consisting Of two carved rosewood Parlot
Suites one richy insd P.noFoe ssupenor instrument .os
AG fully wsrrnnted for years; Also good assortment OF
Bedroom Funiturp consisting Of Bedesds Ws-h.tsnds Mat
tesse hair and spring in good ORDER Looking Glasses &C.
at the private DIV cling No. I6 West 5h at lO O'Clock rain
shine.
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NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

P.nn,yiyani. Ralu.d P,tsbur;s with r-ro.s
N ard from St Louis Mo-; Alton Gaens snd Chcso III
rrsIr Lexington and Louisville KY Terre Hste Madiso1
lafayette and Indianapolis Ind c9snns ps{ip ,.Ssp, aSe,
all, M,s.ion and Wooster Ohio also, with the steam packe
ht tom Nd 70 New OurAss st. Louis Louvs AMI Ciacia'
49,, ,Ao-..
mentioned places in the West 49,. -. x.,, ,i,,, an,
Passe ger, will find ths the shortest. most e1peuuou' sh'
.onforAiIe route between the East and Wes; . ,,,-,.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HO4'S'
FROM NFW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 Hol RS
from NFW-YORK To ST LOUIS IN +S HCtR RS
Tsrp az low 9 other Route
&C. hand bills in the hotels of this city
Sb TYrirt, or further information may b had .. the
oa;cs Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
ou'0e VI 'A0 No 2 Astor House. Broadway.
Jsnusry I. 1883 ). l. ELlLot =, ,s---
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professional Notlfes.

Office for
AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
J.P. PRISON, NO. 5 WALL.ST., n. Y.
A Pamphlet Of full information sent free BY mail
A KRUSS, OPTICIAN and MECHANICIAN,
a. Hamburg Adophbrncke No. T. crowned with PriIe
at the Exhibition Of al Nations Paris 1850 recommends his
srfmanufa:urd and improved apparatus for Dsovin2 Views
with Landscapes kstrnoma Geoogcal Comcsi and Photo
graphic Pictures on Glass Chromaropes These apparatus
with witou. mcoscop lighted up with solar lamps or hydro
vii be priv circles and public schools productive
Of pleasing entertainment and useful instruction PsG
larry these apparau. BE- recommended TO those who BY
proportionay small wish TO obtain SAT- ub
ence. Price lists gratis post paid demands
n B. ADAMS, Washington City-Attorney for
VI Claims the United States Government Particular
attention given 20 business before the PstentO Once
nCULIST.-J. T.. MACDONALD, NJ. D., has
" removed bis office from No $50 No 65l Broadway
Beecker-s.. Hours from 8 m. 10 p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

NEW-YORK and LIVEKPUUL UNITED
IN STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships composing this
Line are: The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Edridge the BAL
TIC Capt. Joseph Comsocki the ADRlATIC, Capt James
West.
mep service every has taken in their construction
Also in their engines strength aud speed aud their
passengers uOequed or elegance and
comfort.
The steamers Of this line have improved waertght compat
en and expense has boen spared 70 make them a. good
a, the thorough examination given them proves heiI mode
ofconsruction yet unequsled.
Prcr OF passage from ewYort 10 Liverpool In first cabin,
Alb In second $75 From Liverpool 10 Newly 30 aud
81 guinness An experienced attached to each shp No
be mi maid for
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Gieamboats an6 RAILROADS..
p BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid snd superior
steamer BAY STATE, Capt Jewe leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock p IN;
md Me STATE OF MAINE, Capt Bytn. leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a O'Clock
n from Pier No s. n r., the Battery both touching
q Newport each .
win be regarded secured TO any applicant
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight 20 Boston through with great dispatch By
N Express r. zht Train.
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NEW WIDE. GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

II YORK 10 ROCHEsTrR-Th. ROCHESTER AND
SENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD i. nov opea slt IN co9
neon with III, Bu,o Coming aaG New Yors snd Now or
TIL di.~cu=, 81 tdis ro. .e'ner with M -?so- com
Afforded By renders BY q; t-ss5s Do
tween the soOYe-aArned cities =.
Ticket, cn b procured a. the NV Yorh sni Erie Rsr'se
Tckr, Ofe foo, Il Duane aai No lS Bgostvsy; Aso u
Jerey CITY. Baggage checked through
Freight. vii b. transported NsyYo-k snt Rochesssf
With dispatch Any inorrnzsoa derri z regard thereto y
obtained BY calling Gene r Freight Agent OF the New iosf
snd Erie Rluad En- Buildings, C. s. TAPPAS, ExpCess
frsigh, Agent. No. 1913 Broadway.
No tylias BsfLo Coming ssi New York Rsoai o,
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
NEN-JERSEI RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and tia SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Ml sud EKptsu lines l-ve NewYork 81 and II N
.nd and o. m fare IS; II and IN Kensgtun Through
Tck.,s sold Cincinnati eli and SIS sly and she West,
sni fox Baltimore Washingion NOrk. &C. and through bag
". WOODRUFF Asis,sn, 81 superintendent.
No ba-rsya viii b. received tor train unless delivered aud
checked fifteen minutes IN advance OF the time Of Saving
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feaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTl
IN OF KINGS.-GEORGE @. HASTINGS, Plaintiff against
JOSIAH PERHAM, INCREASE s. WILMINGTON sud
SARAH ". WILMINGTON his wife. JOHN b. HUTCHIN-
SON, Trustee, and RUEA NELSON, Derndants.-ro the
Defendants each Of them: You hereby summoned and
required to the complaint Ia this action. which will be
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the County Of Kings
City Hall in the City OF Brooklyn aud to copy Of
TO the said complaint the subscriber his Office
No. SO Ann street, in the City OF NewloTk, within twenty
days after the service Of this you exclusive Of the
day uh service and you fail the said complaint
within the time aore said the plaintiff in this scon will apply
the Count for the relief demanded in the D.
cember 7, 1851. FRANCIS FERRIS.
Plaintiffs Attorney, No 80 Ann-st. New York.
The complaint In this action filed in the office of the Clerk
OF the County OF Kings on the It'll December, 1851
do lsw8wW FRANCIS FERRIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOTICE of DISTRIBUTION.--N is here
IN by given that the proceeds OF the sale Of the real estate OF
EDMUND A. CONCKLIS late Of the City OF New YORK de-
ceased lately made under the order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New York by SELAH D. SEAMAN the Executor
Of said dec ssed will be distributed 10 and those en-
titled thereto according law at the Surosaes Office in the City
Of the ninth day Of February next AZ ten oclo N
the forenoon Of that dsy-Daed this I'D day Of Decemb 1851
d23 lsw6vW A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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m !, ~
Hereafter no room. viii regarded secured applicant
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch By
~ Express VIM BORDEN Agent. Nos. 10 aud Il West st.
T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
the shortest and most direct carrying the Eastern Mail
Re- re.Fsn PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel stons, and
sTSNST6s .a Si and BOSTON and PROV
S F "a Ne " f 5
Psce O'Clock and Soninston At So m or on me "
Of e me- bon sha os s'i S:E sG;'s9 M
and Fss @ sqqs9a Tasds ThqT;day md S,Ty
and saturday stonnston Monday "Wednesday and Friday
.pf B.S Ss Esp Ie% Man T PER ns ee
of those BY other routes and in simple time Tor al the esy
y" sTps Se .c S9n r nhS h.hs @
breakfast drsired and leave s'oninson in the ';~ m 'An
accompanies the and train through
steamer o. q; the Freight Oce. Pier No. North River or st
the Office No. 10 Bat,ery-plaee
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY--
~ Connecting with ,ss sS shs Lhiss
NYo,k for Eson and intermediate places. from Pier No
North River II u and 81 M for somervis BY
The above Elizabeth with train. the New
iH rit. " At i s5d Il M, and 20 .ad p
Passengers the Delaware Lscksvanns and Western Rail-
ia m' nd %'T u % JOHN Sf O. Stems sap;raeoisa
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
Il he. Wharf by steamer Island City, at aud 10 aud
l. 81 and D. The Cars leave Flushing L. l., at the
meeting and exchanging with the Boat at Hunt
WIN NJ SMITH Receiver.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-
eember 1857 Trains will lesve Chsmbersst Station
follows Express Trains $50 and 4:45 p Albany Pas
seneer Train 80 for Sing Sing, for Poughkep
se $3.50 and $3.50 p. m. for Peekstil $3.50 p The
Pohkeepse Peeksk and Sing Sing Trains stop the Way
Stations Passengers taken Chambers Christopher and 3ss
Trains for New York leave Troy at 65a and 2a aud 5l5
p. m.; East Albany 1t and s: Is and aud 6fO
A. " SMITH, Superintendent
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

EN-lONh dHu
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing WEDNESDAY Jan. 9. 1883.
Trains Leave Depot Of White and Cen,res New York
Mail Train for Albany stopping ct wlam'bhdse
and oil Stations north.
sop Express Train for Albany stopping at the principal
Stations only
sI5p For White Plains stopping al intermediate Sta
tiona
Train, Leave Depot cor osth-st. and Hhav. NewYort:
SIS m Wilamsbndse, stopping st al intermediate Sts'
tons
ll:S.m For White Plains stopping q, al intermediate ss
tiOnA
$50 williamsburg, stopping ct al intermediate Sts
tona
soop m Yor Mnler.on stopping .. williamsburg and al
intermediate Sections north
dom Coton Fsns stopping al intermediate ssona
$50 N For williamsburg, Stopping q, I'll intermediates Ste
tons
RErrpNISs-Tnins Leave Albany fox New York:
7:A .Ms stopping all Stations above and Q. Wan+
bridge
sSpm Express, Stopping I. prneiP. Stations only
WIN j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
IN sher Monday Nov 1851 and until further notice Psssna
ger Trains vii leave Pier foot Duane st. follows viz
DUNKIRK EXPRESS q. a m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo,
and intermediate stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at Up. m. from foot Of Chambers
st. via Pisrnont for Suh.rns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER st p M, for Newburgh, Midtetovn
and intermediate stations
EMIGRANT Ss m, for Dunkirk aud Buffalo and interme-
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
ENCEPTED)
NIGHT EXPRESS at p m, for Dunkirf and Buffalo, ev'
cry day.
These Express Trains connect at Ernr. With the Emrs Cam
sndsua and Niagara Falls Railroad for sars Falls at Bns-
hamon the Syracuse and Bxhamton Railroad for SyscueI
Corning with the Buffalo Coming and Railroad fof
Rochester Crest Bend with the Delaware Laxswanna and
Western Railroad for Scranton at Hornelsyle with the Buff
o and NewYork City Railroad. for Buffalo at Buffalo and
Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Tosdo Detroit Chicago, CHARLES MORAN. President
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD. Trans go'ns
IL Eas t-svr Brook IN 70. Grs1pcr Of loa a. !" SyoSsN
ss:ij G., Hen Ps.c al q 10 - y AZ y u" A'h
Jsuaics a; n . m SIS anil $50 .. m
7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORk TO PROfI'
IL DEHCZ, tc.-On .ai sAes Or - 1871 Iran ~ .n g
PROVIDENCE. HARTFORD and tfSHKiLL RAILROAD
T lsye Hartford s,r srriv, Of th- Exprss Trn o.
the and New Haven and New Haven aud HAtsoi se
Su-i ngir.a nAl-usd whi-h leaves New York al 4 m
SAMt Ell MOTT, s. pennenAo@
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Orean Gteamers, &e.

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNITED
Il STATES MAIL LINE.-The fsvorte steamship AUGUSTA
Capt NJ S Woodruff will leave for Savannah SATURDAY
Jan o'clock from Pier No North River. Bills Of
ladns signed only board For freight apply TO
SAML L. MITCHELL, No. Is Broadway
The STAR OF TIE SOUTH, Capt Thos Lyon, will succeed
and ave edpesday Jan a. Steamers for Florida connect
at Sayunnsh leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
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NOTICE.-The TRANSFER BOOKS of the
~ CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANf
will THU RSDAY the 2s and opened on Thu rs
DAY the 18th Jan. at the Com Exchange Bank ,
j. B. WARING, President.
NV. YORK Jan. 49, 1853.
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RKOADWA1 SAN nus NO ION, NU'
Nd ST Broadway entrance Park place -Depodtors art
hereby notified that the usual SEMl-ANNUAL DlHlDEND Oh
all entitled thereto at the rate Of SIN PEN SENr
anunm not exceeding $500, and flEE PER GEM
over 500 will be paid and after MONDAY jan H. Inter
est called for will be deemed principal and draw interest &C.
cordinsy from Jan. /.
snk open daily from o'clock and every Monday even
On. fyom no O'clock FRANCIS 7. SCH0ALS
WADE r. WoKkALL, Secretary. President.
PxrER CUMMING, Accountant.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-03

II il dino Ia ,nnr Stat. r,o,r,ittac and
to Won 10 say that thn cbarres ngainst
tbn Hon e IL Rnckl.,. urnf,rr,J 5nc',r,.
the Grand Jury Of Mont~oocrv r.,unt,
at its bate session were nlsn lid hnfnrr
fine State Cnmmiftee Tiuo spfic;out has
NOT rlansod Ear fhe recoint az ali Al. 'an.
swers Of fine Conmitt,r lint nm IN tLr
present time II mn;oritv of the ala Conn.
mittee have been heard from and tbcv
unanimously acauit him
Tho whole record unon which the
charge of moral turpitndc was based.
was printcd bv mo in pnmphlet form
comprising "A work of ninety.six pages
and mailed 10 ench member az fine Com.
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' CITY Truly ArlilT.
THO H. ON EHTON

.0T------i- - = fi1l 00u,n,1-,i- "
have simply to inquire can any company bliid a
railroad with tho settled hostility of thousand.
Of such men. scat,ensl all ovar thr Union Z.
What must he the effect upon all Texas rail-
road.. It. the late sale under the dp,l of trust !.
sustained? Gan ANY one not see that Il will cat
oA all resources from abroad not to this enter.
prz, alone but ioai others that Va effects win he
riinous 10 ali oar works or Internal improve
meut The pre-. aud tie public should awaken
fl, the inheritance of the uIitct
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAILS

Mr wley Che ro'tmis,s- az ths place hr KIND y
fsfn bed W. vith s','spcui % the tine n arrival
aad depar,sre ri m'lis VIII nh We puo''h ior 'h'
lsasdi 81 oar Marshall reader.
Mail, far keat-hie 'pr Nanin1n hy way # "tmti
ami oaitmsn iof san Augustine ani 90 arkrilc. Coy
way a Jelcr.an leave Manasy Wednesday aud Fri
day and arrive Tuesday. rhurdly aud ~atnfiA3'
Nal. from shreveport and Henderson. e'''r' q"
v,na,y w,dpe.diy aua Friday and leave Tuesday
Tnur-dty sad -a'4idly
Nah {, Port Cadla leayea Tuesday Ihnraiy and
saturday aud srrigs. the SALINE lly.
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COPY



l.. Lcrer'ag Esq, 81 linus, Nc
DEAR sIR;--On my arrival here day
before yesterday, found a state Of
things, as regards our Railroad, that
makes II my duty 10 inform Col. Stewart,
through you. that probably sale Of the
Road may be necessary. The amount TO
be raised to cover the trust deed has not
been forthcoming Under the circum-
stances /! cannot advise Col. Stewart and
others, in st Louis, to settle the claims
! hal control of, till we see further into
this matter
If yon have taken the notes in settle
ment as agreed upon keep them in your
possession till further advised by our
mutual friend, Geo C. Lawrason
Very truly, your friend,
JOHN X. YERGER
7. 5. My brother George, the Prcsi.
dent, is here and advises the above.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-03

ss5- Mosquitoes have been unusually
abundant in Marshall this summer, so
much SO that mosquito-bars have been in
demand, thing which is unusual in
towns like ours remote fsom "a water
gIurat
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Z the Texas 'ftuithiN F'"''''f =.
c,sinu sale Of the property undet VIC
Decd Of Trust. deem It proper to give
the facts asking Judgment "Po"
thcm rather than upon the statements
thus disseminated N
lnmv letter published in the Texas he
ruhlicnn. about LIST June, and IN my Ie
nor, made 10 the Stockholders III Ne"
Orleans about sth June, such state
mont is fully answered In my letter,
and in nay rep rt, ! stated that ! haa
arranged cuni.ngcntly some S6l'Vop
out Of $3.50 900, which had agreed To-
provide for in - months from 2jfd ie,
ccmher 1854 stated also That haa
arranged with Col " / scott ana
Texas creditors. some $50 600 ot the
sppriGr Texas debts embraced IN tue
list of debts which assumed 70 pay bY
*, April stated also, that the New
Orleans Office had received from lhstaE
mcnts. sales of stock. &c. when were
subject tony control some sl3ooo wv"
directed hy me to be paid to the Texas
creditors making sum total OF debts;
taken up. and CASH belonging TO the
fund. subject 20 M order, some 81 ,oooi
a deficit OF $4,000 only existed. pro
vidcd the further sum ot So, ooo IN caSh
about LIST May On the 9th May re-
ceivcd a tclreraphic despatch from j
X Ncrgtr trustee. that $40 0oo IN cash,
was necessary promptly On the 'th,
another Geographic despatch came from
. New Orlcau- saving sl00 600 IN cash was
necessary. On the 18TH another dcs-
match saving sl25 600 was necessary J
determined - sell my property and meet
these sums and | So replied 10 View pt-
/ leans correspondents. and TO the Prcsl-
dent aud Secretary | advertised ac-
rardiuglv 300 sections Of land tor sale
4 ora 18th May for cash to meet thus cXr
rencv found the Indebtedness oi the
i COMPANY t. amount ~ some Siba,o oe
c instead IT $3.50 000 as had been repre-
- 4epied tn me by the President secretary
F, and directors when ! made the contract
&. ~ nav on the debts of the company
ga within twelve months from 2}i Dee
@ 1881
u On the 10Th Of MAY ! received a tcle
a e,aphic despatch from the New orleon'
e 1itc saving all the debts must h'
II paid. except Ncrrcr's salary The icNa'
r. uru'7 N'9" ,.e sso san /,
oU', amounted l. wy 'i's W.
+, VIII 't i'H" ''''''''' va n -.
SaH'p' was '''S' assume w.
i>'' " - d,,
b. pay "i W.. .A''' a.. -.
u.-en H'.'.''' ,'t.,:,.. -. r..
iiul' ~ '''. ',"f -, 81,
q. W "' r. ',sl''"N,..', ' '',' 80 =.
DO ""l,e'N liz ! L,1l -.
p. t,r '"'"l'"' ~ u' 80 t..na ists
g "',D " ''l r...;la,., ,,,
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The Company had sauc $40 0oo of papc
: a. IA 10 q.
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Nfw OnlFANs. Doc. II. 1855

On. s. lcrger. i.Ng, Pres s. T. e. e.
n..n c,n. ~ ,.,.,,,, ;,.a,,,,,.s,e.s
If this comnanv -, far A. can learn il
something like $500 0OO. all of which
stands secured hy deed of trust, &c,
which have been most unwisely, howev-
or well meant for the interest Of th'
company. its creditors, and its stockhoia
crs. in my opinion 10 aver, the impend
ing ruin, to the best interest of this com
pany in nav Judgment these trusts es'
ccpt TO Mcssrs. j T. Grant 4 Go, m'is'
. -.
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n@s" Mr. o f. Snow Stage tgout at
Shreveport tas had the Kindness 10 for.
ward Us late papers, for which he will
accept our thanks
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30 How high the Thermometer has ranged during
the past week unable To say; bu, that I, has
been about a. hot 1t gets in this latitude we
think will no, be disputed BY any one. Even our
ncighnf Of the Flag who il In the hlhit Of resisting
the most sefeyldeni confessions, would ia our opin.
ioa even II he knew that We were about 10 make the
above declaration, would fail from laugonr II from no
other cause in attempting Ia inll,e column that
would controyert our position We therefore ay.
with that unhesiia,ng confidence which does not nm.
,ieipase denial that II IL ho,--dec dods hot.
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80 The mail service in Texas, under tho con.
tracts which commence with this month. have beer
largely increased. The present rostmasi'r General
disposed To deal literally with Texas. II We did
not get all we were entitled to- II has been owing TO
those who without ability to perform theft contracts,
have nnderhid Others who disposed 10 place the
lest mail seryiee the .outes. The Department, In
many Instances, has been deceived hy this mean. g.
to the requirements Of The country. Oar Cilmcr co
temporary VIII understand from this why !, Is thai,
the mail service from Nlsrshall to Qui'lnan and on
either routes not wta, they shoa'dlo The ae,hor-
f tht. al chief .laafrr.. rt..sfrt