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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
Vyheegcp's Improved Patent
Combined TilgesEseF and w lra-
gongyDy

THE undersigned is agent for the above Thresher,
L and has on hand at Houston, n lot of them which
he will sell for cash approved notes with interest
The Thres.ers are warranted to give entire satstac-
ton, or may be returned at the expiration Of rea-
sonabe time. Any number will be ordered from tHe
Manufacturers Apply carly to the undersigned:
Nov. 6,1S5S-19;tf I. c. HAWPE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

- 4o "Dar Of the 10Th" returned FROM their at
tendance en- the Supreme Court last week. They
ozprta.: themselves well pleased with the Supreme
Court Judges All unite in saying that Judge Bell
the newly elected Associate, presides with grace dig
nifty, imp.rtiality and ability. One Of the gentle
mon rccounts most enormous story of n hail storm
chat vas encountered. According to him goose
cgq was no where to hail stones that pctel from thu
Upitiieas storm"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

The Eide steamboat Texas, arrived here yes
terdav, fIon Saluria, and is designed, as we
learn 10 rnnas ferry boat from Virginia Point
"a MS s,ty The Jenkins is TO undergo thor
ouob ressirs, and j. expected to be employed
an sou,e var, in CONNECTION with the railroad
b-isse. which work will be Immediately and
se,jgely prosecuted. The contractors e,Pec'
"a eom1le,e the bridge BY July, although he Is
allowed T. The iernls Of The eeairsct 70 SEP
f,irtzr-- frl.sr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

90 some blackguard addresses the annexed high
b. rcrrd and gCntlenanly note to the editor of this
rara- ON Alton, Denton county. The name signed
q, tu5 Indecent to publish. The writer signs himself
ho a,lr prosCnor Of that noble animal the horse
vte ir, tie vulgariy and consummatc meanness that
p,r,, lag every word Of this mgaiye shows as plain
shat the animal is mistaken in his genus, as The with
holding of his proper name shows the person to be
coward Instead Of stt+ H'FF", this creature like
Dosbsrv, should have written himself down al
Asa The ear-marks are unmistakcabe:
ALroS, Denton County, Oct 81, 1903
Dear Hos, You will oblige me by publishing
these .ev lines and stopping my paper, for you arc
rethrr democrat, whig, know nothing or an nom
an man. therefore stop my paper, and ohlige your
sea- Httta.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

-- light frost was Observable at Houston on the
morning Of the % inst. The epidemic was on the
decrease. Still, four deaths from yellow fever were
reported on the lst. New cases had occurred up to
laa5 t.m, but none were reported on tina: day. The
whole rumbcr of cases in the city this season has
boon % ut l75.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
Notice.

rs hereby given that Bounty Land Warrant No.
Act of March 3rd 1856, has been lost in the trans
mission Of the malls, and if not heard from within
SIX weeks from the first publication Of this notice. APP
piicntion will be made to the Commissioner Of PEN
sions for q duplicate Of the same. GEO. HUNTER.
Nov. 9Th lS5S-19:6t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

-, he next stated meeting u the Dallas Com
g.rr.ry will he Mold on Thursday cren!ng the 18th
.rst C Sir knights from this and adjon'ning coun-
ties a.s requested to Ntead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

az he issue Of our paper has again been delay
f.. inter is up.n Us aud we were not prepared
tar r tue way Of stoves. The worAmCn have been
b. tss flee for two days building ancs. We have
l... npelleI to stop work in the Office until they
r,..- ugh, We now have comfortable rooms and
... tie our lends to a igO when they call on u.s.
.,a, hope is positively the last apology We shall
hove % modification Of making.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

-- Iao "Marshall County News" published at
G,gtt-rsriHe, Ala, comes to us with request to
"cz,hspge." The paper looks well enough, and
may be conducted with ability But that name
saa..,sriHe we can'ttsand that. Excuse u.s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
Nnw ApvrnTrsr mrnTl
Nnlicr.

ms the oh lag Of December, 1863, Ne will
NIur sale, 10 the highest bidder, Al the late
dsnco of WIN. II Keen deceased, the following 3
eriy to-wit u on 20 mules, q or q head Of hof
lot u three year old steers Sale 10 be on q ere
w months, purchaser giving bond aud good 400
A. KEEN.
WM, MecULLOuG
This ath Nov, 1858 -lN,Bt. ELyCw,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

Q communication " az passenger" is defer
90 ~ next week,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

DILIAs CoMMANpERY, No. 6 meets at the Asylum
in Dallas quarterly, on the third Thursdaysn August,
November, February and May. John c. Mccoy
NJ +. Grand Commander
Jao NJ. CROCKETT, Recorder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

for YOU il YOU desire it. very respectfully, NAfH. TERRY
FARagrsvmLG Collin county Texas, Oct y, 1905
sr,rconsticr The Harvester bought the best over
saw; well pleased with It's performance ana nS eEeS
mcr ought 10 have one. Yours, &C., H. siANDfohp'
DALLAS CouSrr, Texas July s. 1867.
Ma,us. MiY,r, Bingate & CO.: ..u,, =, ,h. Kan
GcnHemenIn reference to the per,mance oil 'G ;s
tlky Harvester, have only to say hat have GUY win n
season about 1850 of wheat and oas and nat d
rs t WORK besides the Kentucky Harvester and am salts
fed that has advantages any ether that nav
when are II anoi Of an nn,e eSs condon for
binder There are Ave Of them in the
@ and thev ey,rcss The same favorable opinion that have g
ven There will be considerable demand Ir hG IN ' sITI
another season Yours respectfully, JAMES a. ehlih'
WAyIu,crIE Ellis county, Texas, Aug 10, 1907.
uc,er, Miller. Uingdie & Co.'S
Gcmuemen-I purchased Of your agent two OF your he,
,ucv aryester for use on my plantation Your
greatly excel any thing brought to this country.
great many negbos who want your or next har
vest Let early as possible as It at te an Rea.
many my neghbors that write can engage ten
had from ten to twenty visitors eae s at st 40 or
machine at work in the field inns county David p FEAIs.
heapers ' November 1865.
We the undersigned have bought and % eoner the best
Reaper we ave ever seen, and would nsn County
community. SoIp 4 DONALDSON,
LANES D JACKSON,
GEORGE r. WEST,
JAMES o. CRUTCHFIELD,
H sAMU L s. JONES.
November 1st, 1888.
1hx ., returned visit to the ste Fairs Of Illinois
~ have made the acquaintance Of many manufacture
rs Of agricultural implements have Examined large variety Of
and fully Of the opon that the Kentucky larvestr
g Is The best adapted the wheat raers of any ma
chine ever used the most the farmers with whom
hsve acquainted travels express the same opinion
About 100 Of these arvesers sold in Texas during the
season Of 1853 and they given universal satisfaction, as Ia
as havs heard -,
The Harvesrs ready delivery Jeer.on on tie
| lat Of AIril and at Milwood on The lst OF May.
Orders addressed to j. NJ. & J. c. Mt<fHH1, Jef-
erson Texas or to the undersgnedat Miiiwood, Tex
as, will receive prompt attention.
Price S150, at Louisville, Kentucky
To which will be added the freight to jeterson Texas
~ Circulars fully describing this machine, viii De
| forwarded free of charge, on application:
| Address JEREMIAH ShERWOUO,
| .Bfilllcood, TerGs
/ lam also agent for
Miller, Wingate & Co.'s Two and Four
Horse Lever Powers and Threshers,
and SUGAR MILLS.
The latter particularly adapted 10 grinding thnese sugar
Inv Of desc vii orie-sd ~ persons vishiag theiD'
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
2 It'll " ICSc Ig.ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
Lost.

I HAVE lost, some time during the Spring To
| the District Court, large leather pocket
containing number " letters. notes, receipts
Of no use 10 any one hut the subscriber, and m,
designated by having my name on all the paper
i supposed To have been accidentally len at SO
the Lawyers offices, OF Hotels In the 10th Dlstr
Any one finding and returning the same to me
not only receive my thanks, but he literally re-
Cd for their trouble. NAT, NJ. BURP0l
Dallas, Nov, 9Th ls6G-l9tE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

~, eoSt.naster, throughout the State are
Gala 4redand respectfully requested to act
e. gl- Agent, They will be allowed the
y.sa Commissions for all collections made for
frs Zee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

f sa,ss Esa!tls rsiss.,sl ,snl 40 10 s,,rt
"A TssIIoi ~. sos money Iah w. H. a. NiA 10 l'9
81. t.r,i - ids INhi'-fFfss Fti 80, -
ua.4 Laat~gt Ava, II Ansn, TsNnf are 0iI "y az
49, 4 A.Tt. a. Iilt FlT, % sl "a a W ,!a 'Hs us nle-
IN AMI vh1 viii receive sul F-rIirrs aIA "ANEW''
.-.r ~ Hssal AIT rcziVl o. Jhr same
rs,Fss,. equity gl.rk, ltti a. itii'n esnnNs
. m 40, nl.trst Cl5tE, sherman, lBysuu conuv,
go "A Aaiuis,s SuINr 80 hr!tuhp, Young GAys
as,kiD. Crr.y C'rIk, MaNahaclls, Hills County,
A rqbstt Cluuly Clerk iiucapap, lnhns1n county
a ~ an \. FlEtr, psg' ~ Worth, IaTTih 80
P,tDsr. Cpanty Cl-TE, Wve'hrrnri Parker o'uly'
.lI,.,a M, l','i Va ~, Kaniutn hagluasA county
W.aYfg, ~ 0sin,Nia Cooke 'pNay'
B. rAn.sr. LII, CuHmRsi.neT, ialyrsIon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

" We have no news of the result OF the great
contest "A Illinois We will certainly have it by oui
next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

~ The establishment of the overland Pacific mail
was regarded rs an experiment. The experiment has
been made, and has been crowned with success It
has been more successful than hoped for by its
most sanguine friends. The first trip from ST. Louis
and Memphis to San Francisco started or the 1sth
Of September, and was made in less than the sched-
ule timc-24 days Since that time trips have been
regularly made twice week each way, in less than
the schedule time, and We are in regular semi
weekly communication by this line, with California
This line runs through the Northern tier Of coun-
ties-through the frontier counties-less favored
with mail communication with other portions Of the
State than any of the other oounties 1t sapparent
in view of its importance, that there should be
stage connection between this line and the other
stage lines of the Sac-thnt Sawyer Rishers stages
daily and tri-wcekly, -permeatrg every portion Of
Texas ought to be connected by similar service with
the Overland route. A daily line of stages passes
from Carksville Waco, and from thence to all the
promin cnt points in Western Texas, some seventy
miles miles South of the Overland line. The two
lines arc connected by horse mails at one or two
points North Of this, and from his place BY sem woek
ly hacks to Belknap These hacks go through in days
"a distance Of 1876 miles. The service and speed on
that route ought to be increased, and an increase Of
service and speed ought to lie made the ose routes
connecting with the line. We ask the earnest con-
sideration Of our mail agents and the Post master
General to this subject.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

We have before us a letter from Mr.. VIM.
Walker, 10 friend in this nelghborhood in
which he announces that vessel will leave
Mobile on the 10th of November for Nicara-
qua. This vessel is capable of taking five
| hundred passengers. She is comfortably fit
ted up, and persons desiring to emierate to
the land of promise and adventure, will find
things call right" now. 1t will 5e advisable
for emigrants to be at Mobile two or three
days before the sailing of the vessel There
is no doubt that ample means have been Sc
curad to carry out the Objects Of the expedi-
ton. Those sympahising with the grey
eyed man of DESTINY" should promptly res.
pond to the call. They will be welcome, and
this effort to plant American institutions, and
establish American influences on the shores
of Central America must succeed.
We are one of those who think our gov-
eminent went out of its way to arrest the for
mer expedition, not considering that it had any
right to interfere with it after it had landed
Gen. Walker was very badly treated by that
unlawful exercise of power, and while BY our
laws it is necessary for our government to ar
rest an unlawful expedition about TO leave our
shores, yet granting that to have been unlaw-
full, it had no business to follow it upon for
eign shores. The present expedition has,
however, nothing unlawful in Its character.-
1t is peaceful emigration of our citizens and
cannot be interrupted Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

FRos7.-There was heavy frost at Ste
phengiile Eah COUNTY, % the night Of ihe
1qf s- Oct.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

LIVE OAK Po'sr, Tarrant county, Avg 20, ls5s
Dear sr-My Reaper did good work could engage several
for YOU you desire it, Very respectfully, NAti TEl'hf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

We were cratifed to greet our young friend,
Capt. L. S. Ross, on Sunday last. Capt. Ross
it fast recovering from his wounds received in
the late fight with the Camanche Indians. The
Captain is a young man, not over Is or 10
wears of age; but acted gallant part in the
battle. He is Just in from the Brazos Agency,
aid reports everything quiet within the Re-
serve but saws the wild Indians have stolen
about one hundred he'd of horses since Maj.
Van Dom's fight with them. Maj. Van Dorm,
alfhorch severely wounded 10 the abdomen,
-. ~. ~ I.irr .-en Ulrra IrI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

The arrival of the first through overland
mail. with ten days later news from the At
lontic States, took this community by surprise
IN Sunday morning the 10Th. Great excite
ment prevailed, which finally found vent IN
grand demonstration at Musical Hail. on the
evening of the lth. Col. Crockett was eject e,
ed President, and made an able speech. he
was followed bv the special correspondent Of
the New York Herald, who came over the route
as passenger. This gentleman gave the audi
ence very interesting narrative OF his tnp.
Other speeches were made, and series OF ex-
cellent and appropriate resolutions adopted
The meeting was not only immensely attend
ed. but the greatest enthusiasm Prevailed
The Old California Guard and the Monument
al Engine Cmpany also fired salntes in honor
of the event.-Aha Cal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
no tire F.Rs.ics.

TO the Ea.lics.
7 HAVE just spcnOd a small assortment of beautiful
Winter Bonnets. Come aGd look at them. You
L. NJ. sTACKP0LE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

$50 Shelton's Ambrosia
10 cases Ultimatum
% barrels German Smoking
10 barrels Anderson's Smoking, in papers
so gross Anderson's Solace Chewing. in foil
400 doI CARROTS Snuff
-Ano--
$50 cells Manila Rope.
Hardware Gallery Yankee Notions, Wooden Wars,
and Crockery in great variety, the whole forming
stock worthy Of inspection
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
Enlir NNficc.

TTBE School Books ordered expressly for the school!
/ in this section Of the Country have just arrived
and for sale at the store of L NJ. STACKPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
be Dalla8 grralS.

IA iMIsR ~ swINDklI.s, Tss4.'.',
!. W. LATlMER, EDToR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

Oregon.
MEmBERs OF CoNGREss.-DelaZon Smitf
and S. F. Grover have been elected represen
tatves to Congress from Oregon.
WALKERS MovEMENTs.-IVa Washington Oct,
.27-Gcn. Walkers movements begin to excite
general interest here. He is represented tc
have plenty ofmen and money, but II is though
he will be repulsed from Nicaragua by the
British naval force now on the coast.
BRrr1sH NicARAGUAN MINISTER SAILED
Wqskia gfou Oct. 27.-The British war steam
er Valorous sailed to-day for Nicaragua with
Sir William Gore Ousley, British Minister tt
Nicaragua.
ANOTHER TRANSIT RoUTE.-Another transi
route over Nicaragua is contemplated, but i
does NOT meet favor with our Government
which is determined to protect the rights ant
property of those who have already contracted
with the Nicapguan Government.
Heavy FAILURE AND MoB.-Peorla Ill.,, Oct.
27-Messrs. Curtis & Co., Bankers, have fail
ed for large amount A mob had gathered
at the banking house, and much apprehension
was felt for the private residences OF the part
ners. The military had been notified to BIZ
gEeady TO repel any attack upon them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
our AGENTS.

-. q. Weanesaay, NovambOr 10. lsta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting Of this Society was he'd at their
rooms, at Dodworths the evening of the 9Th inst,
when the following gentlemen were elected as the
Board of Officers for the ensuing year: +. N. Car
rngton, President; J. Warren Brown, H. p Marshall,
Vice-Presdents; James II. Altman, Secretary; A.
W. Hoffman, Financial Secretary; Archibald John
ston, Treasurer; William Wild, Librarian. Standing
Committees: Tenor--Wiam A. Cummings Charles
Tucker, j. y. Brouner, W. Is. Taylor; Bass-W. II.
Livingston, Augustus n. Smith John ii. WOOD Geo,
{. Stone.
The Annual Reports Of tie Secretary, Financial
cietv TO be in aourishing condition HANDLES great
est choral work, the OratoriO Israel in Egypt, IN
rehearsal under the direction Of their Conductor, Mr..
G. f. Bristow, and viii be produced during the sea-
son together with several other large choral works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
POLITICAL.

IlIISoIs.-Philip b. Fouke was nominated Cor Con-
gress by the Democratic Convention IN the With
District. ON the seventeen ballot. Ffiy-three dele
gates were present, making q votes necessary 20
choice. The contes; was very lively one, may be
inferred from the number Of ballots. The prominent
candidates beside Mr.. Fouke were the Hon. Rober;
Smith OF Alton, the present Representative, Silas l..
Bryan, esq, Of Salem, and Major John ID. Wood Of
Nashville. Mr.. Fouke has been twice before can
didate in this district for Congress says The 81 L0Hs
Republican. He beaten the first time by Col.
VIM. H. BisSell, now Governor Of Illinois who 6o.tcd
the action of the nominating Convention, and the
second time defeated 10y The Hon. Lyman Trumbull.
who did take his in the House Of Representa-
tves having subsequently been elected 10 the Senate.
The subjoined card appears among the advertise
ments Of a Richmond daily paper:
ITO PEOPLE, OF Nls6iNIkl-I hereby proclaim myself
candidate for the oce OF Governor of the virginia
and sa with whatever ability possess the VI u Of
ACCEPTING 100000 Of acres OF the public sd the mcney
cIung ihererom be applied TO The gradual Of
slavery by purchasing the slaves and their
bsyonc the United States HAD Virginia applied the
that she the United States 49, 70 This pur
pose the banks Of her majestic MYERS wogd be eens
with Thirty white population, and .rcwn with cities villages
She would tanone al the the Federal
Uuiou) have teen first IN Agriculture. f IN Commerce and
ms. 10 Manufactures Give but field 70 combat my
rvalsl ash other fayorsnd THE triumph shall De mine
your servant, faithful and ,rue,
HENRY ABRAM"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11

The Trial OF TALIAADGE.-The trial of +. A.
Talmadge General Superintendent of Police, for neg
lect Of duty in not protecting the Quarantine Build
ipgs, although ordered 20 do 20 by superior and
eutrsa ,ed to do so by his interiors in the depart
ment, was set down for yesterday. But yester-
day the energy of the Police Commissioners seemed to
have aba;ed very much they discovered that no for
nal charges had been preferred against Tallmadge,
and concluded TO defer the matter by going into pre-
Eminary examination, which, after rapid e1anina-
ton of Deputy-superntepdent Carpenter, Capt Weed,
and Sergeants waterbury and Brevoor, was sdourned
until Monday. We give report, az our report
ere were excluded. WIN. Curtis Noyes acted ~ couu-
sel IVr TAlmadse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

1hrrs
The Academy held her monthly meeting ON nut Ut
day evening. instead Of Wednesday evening vi h-s
week-the day Of the Gable celebration.
DR.. Mort, by invitation. gave q discourse on tlie
pathology and diseases Of the pro-tai"-a p"lF
whose j. a. YET mpertectly knowr In me opera
ton for htho;omy this body = divided, ani 'hS
large veins that supply i with blood frequently b:rei
alGrInirglv for y week after the oper1'ion'
Tie Doctor has cut l6i patients for calculus
and never once without finding the stone. ne ma,
never vet been driven 20 the necessity Of tapping
the bladder and believes that this operation x rSori"i
in the vast majority Of cases quite too precpiatey
from the center Of the prostate quite through the edge
Of tina. BODY. His remarks which were animated,
listened with great attention hy The Fellows Tor
more than hour and were greeted az the close WIN
enthusiastic applause.
Dr. May Of Washington. referred 70 the case Of the
late Col Benton who had died Of that organic sfisc-
ton Of the prostate commonly occurring IN old age,
bu; IN whom fort unaiey tine third lobe remained
affected thus relieving him from what = commonly
the most distressing feature Of the disease lie fully
corcured with Or. Mott in the propriety OF ,ne free
incison for h;hOtomy.
DIR. RAPHAEL mentioned the name of some English
surgeon who preferred To complete the wound for
hthctomy by laceraton in order 70 prevent hemoFr-
hage.
Dr.. Morr replied that his experience had shown
him that danger 20 the patient from confusion OF the
edges Of the wound which always happened where
the .ncision was too limited, was, in reality, much
greater than danger from loss Of blood. Besides her
morhage cOnld in case of necessity De controlled ny
stufing the wound with sponge.
After the transaction of some business oil generai
nature the Academy adjourned 10 the hrst Wednes-
day evening Of next month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
" % an, WI IalttlUl AID tue,
HENRY ABRAM.r


The NAVAL RETIRING BoARp.-The President has
referred the Secretary Of the Navy TO the Ator.
ney-General and to the Commissioner Of Patents tine
records aud documents in those eases which were
reported upon severaly by the Naval Courts of In
Quiry held in 1857. Ii was found impossible for the
Executive to give these proper attention and al
the same time attend 10 his official duties One-third
Of the WERE therefore, placed IN the hands Of
each If the aforementioned officers We understand
that the Secretary Of the Navy has already finished
the portion Of the duty assigned him. The rules en-.
forced by the Court, the testimony given, and the
decisions rendered, viii all be rigidy examined, and
reported upon before the meeting Of Congress.
Baltimore American.
EMANCIPATION OF ToRTY-NISE SLAVES BY A
LApY.-0n Wednesday, forty-uine slaves, having
been granted their msnuuission by a Kentucky LADY
Whose name our informant hsd forgotten passed
through Covington in charge of DR.. Price on their
way To Green County, Ohio. They came from Fayet,e
County. Ky and consisted mainly OF women and chill.
dren. With this batch the emancpated colony Of
Green County pumber now eight hundred and forty.
nine. CINCINNATI Enq.
AeMcrLruRAL REPORT OF THE P.rrsr OrrIcr.
Numerous inquiries having been made by Members
of Congress and others relative TO the Agricultural
Report Of the Patent Office for the asst year we are
authorized by the Superintendent Of Public Printing
Gen. Bowman to say that they viii not be ready for
delivery and distribution before the Goth Of October
proA. Wssh. Union.