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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
THE srAIR oF TEXAS.

| n, E.s SifriT 81 Els CsHHfF-hREEIIAs; {
! W uERlAS, William l, Smith has Instituted
w suig Ia the District Court Of Fills county
Iasains. the heirs II John 4, Roddy, deceased, 20
recover the lorallye interest ~ said William i,
Smith In the three hundred and twenty acres ol
land located hy sa!d william 4, smiths father
Thom,s a, Smith, now deceased, Ly ViTtueOT un-
conditional certificate, 40 SOS, issnel 10 tho
hcirs oT said John A. ROddy, 10y the Board OF
Land Clmmissionsrs OF Washington county, ON
the 27th lav Ut January, y, D, !si0, Tor ihrra
hundred All twenty acres u !anI and on tue
lltl day ~ ATil, 1851, PatoEi Issued on said
certificate o. the heirs uf said John H. Roddy, Tor
three hundred ,ni twenty acres Of land situated
IN Fills county, ON tho Ewt side of Chambers
Greek, ahuut L. miles above its junction with
the WaMhachir, which survey Is more fully des-
rrihgl IN the .aIgut therefor, No. sos, Vol, y,
aud il~l wish a., petition Ia sal cause rs eSh!b-
lit"A."
Your petitioner sycgs that he is the son and
| heir at lgw nr saii Thomas i smith, deceased
aud that said ihuw's i. Smith in lis lifetime
had the -nd certificate located and surveyed, and
said William I, Smi,h obtained u patent therefor
u thc heirs u. John \, iuLty, as aforesaid.
And affidavit hnliuw leln made al required Iy
law, .h,t thcutmys Aul residence Of said heirs
ARE tnni.mt unknown, Therefore, yua are hereby
.omlai Ia summon .nr said hgirs of John \. Rod
hy. deceased hy publication IN the Dallas Herald,
.
county ct Dallas. aud State Of Texas, for eight
aurrgs ..,c s'ks prior q lie return day of this
writ. To- ne AMI personally rrcar before the Hon
oral ,u pis ssrt Court OF said county Of Ellis, on
the scyoutepu,l Nuuiaya.tcr the third Monday in
S,rtumhgr, \ u. 1868, to answer the petition
|ugWj.liam 7. Smi:h, now On lie in my office
/ Her in fail not bu, due return make hereof s
/ the luW airggts.
/ .,-ssE.7~, iH,si: ". ". Plrks Clcrk of
/ 81 lSssA the District Court Of said couI,y
I s!s1ESB of Ellis, aud she seal Of said cour.
%TtI.ss,sI at Office il tine ,utIn vi WaxghacN.s,
this MAY the i,h, /. y. ISIS.
W ". PARKS, OK D. c. T.. w.
| certify dat the above is q true copy OF the
original. Til, Sept. 3.'A. d. 1883
JOHN q WILLIAMS, Sheriff f.. G..
Game to hand May 9th, \. ID. 1858, ant or
dcrrJ to be published for eight successive ~ Ks,
a, directed ly the within. This Sept. 3D., : b
lSjS. JOHN G. WILLIAMS, ShcirE. G..
~ St--prut. fee S27.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

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H'fN.fH.lCHiE, ELLIS CO., TENS.
'phr subscriber MI esdiy ann'uners O. ihr iraNfnf -S
public, taf t'ls hrgr ami cnmsiFs lY''l t iIsa..
0Ten fpT the reception gYl INTERCHANGEABLE t lf
HI cUusaul ANT unrrIlIius ,HHs Nil uH'iun' a. N' ir
Ia l- given lpTrIlcr Theses Win favor him Nth cali v3a"
and "Ar Hnrs' Iiis utAr n cDu,tipus rmH' liN vrg
thing that esn ptucgyui Ia to maghri, a ' lag raia7l
witt, lest prayvuirT, aud aNrdv with anrrt'" h'slf
lie ~ r 10 tlic travelling uulAr srrray T. ", EnutlN
~ Hacks will h. ktIt "u haul 10 gsry n'-srr, & H,5 "l
hr adjoining towns ~ fn', jus -, lNN-N We
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Mckinney Hotel.
NrEiNNEV, oOLLlN COMFY, TIAAs,
= n SEtDMDRE, Proprietor,

'pIIE uuirrssnr si IrsrciialiT inorn NJ si rf,sA
H. s.ueTaIly that b. hss HglY rTe'tft taffr at
tiuu O. haf-, amt laa lrlalsi auh ol'i az.
Irsui.g that ls agr sls hs last al lhr rsult 80 ~
,ri,i hy rSrSeur ur, Iiaul fa a. !t fasaTs b. Trs
4SiS. ). y. SKmNosE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
administrators Notice.

vTUE undersigned having been appointed Nd
ministrator of the Estate of Jacob Prccket
deceased. by the hon. County Court Of TN
.coi,,y Of T:rrant. at the July Term \. u. 1858
This Is therefore. to notify all persons indebtc,
70 said estate to make Immediate payment
And ali those having clans against said es;at,
are notified to present the same duly autrenticat
cd within the time prescribed by law, p
l2:Gt. MADISON PRlCKErB1 Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E,rcnior,s Notice.

fI,llE upisrs ignsd having lsen appointed l.l-
i ecutTix u the lat will aud testament Ut vi
ward ~ IA rnni, deed, ~ ths Honorable Coun-
~ Court OF Hills county, ~ iis September Term,
lSis, This is therefore 10 notify all ptTsuns in
iobled u said estate, 10 make Immediate Tay-
menl, and thoss having claims against the same
are requested n present them duly authenticate
ed within the time prescribed by law.
MARY ARRANr,
Oct, Goth, ls5S-l7;6t. RxeeutTix,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Guardian Notice.

L Evils II. CASTER, Guardian of the heirs Of Us
Icar Montgomery deceased, has filed in my Office
his final account current with the estate Of said heirs
together with his petition praying to be discharged
as such guardian. This is therefore, to notify al
nerscus interested to come forward at the next term
Of the County Court Of Dallas county to Je holden
at the Court House in tie town Of Dallas on the last
Monday in October 1858, and contest the same if they
think proper. Oct, 9Th 1858. W. X. MASFEN.
1j:3t. 6. r. u. g r
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Kaufman la0.ci,

:. u. GIBBS, PRornlfroR, "a
fphr tskrs prtsuTr In HhniBs the lu'ae "a
grutraly, that BE- has Ntuuu tahs GA siar aI fiItt
sill accommodate the rayts sHHuulir ail uha
fisg u give hn call "nin hbsi ArA'i' az h7nu ~ A'
hrtt all ri',tnurTs tlr Square, :, o. NiANHr
lsEF-gO.
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Oct, II, iS5S-17:lt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

AS a Re nedy in
Nocturnal Emissions, aud aEE Emproper
and DebbiaiatEmg Discharges
From the Sexual Organs, which have bl the intel
ectua faculties of many thousands, and in frequent
instances consigned them of society rendering
them slavering idiots or inmates Of u attic asylum,
not onereable but prompt in efecting speedy cure.
For diseases under consiieraiO there reliable
preparation, until this remedy ntr0du ed; and
during the many FEARS it has been before the people,
thous ands, probably, have experienced its remedial
Influences There probably no diseases which have
much taxed the skill and Ingenuity the Physician
and certainly, destructive to the health hapli
ness, and everything sppertainng, socially, morally and
physically to thu human subject, diseases under
consideration. and although thousands have been swept
from time to eternity from taer destructive consequences
ant in all probability thousandsof others will share the
fate yet who are 10 reach of this preparation
need for fear any such disastrous res ats for
if it be taken regularly and its use peIsevered in its
remedial eft CTS are CERTAIN Let all who afflicted
try il; 1t certainly behooVes them, they value exist.
ence, to try remedy, aud certainly preparation
has greaer uotorietg, of reputation for its
nui1id worth than this 1t is found at all Drug Stores.
dARRAb, RlSLEY, KITCHEN, Importers and
Wholesale Druggists, rs Barclay Street New York. Sole
Agents. my3l Gaw2w
1872 90 AND hAfS TU1F F9E in Bo oonRdp
English, the Term of Fourteen Weeks, commencing
FOrt Edw ard Institute, NJ Y.
Superb brick buildings beautifully located the Rail-
road Saratoga Springs. Superior facilities for Mu
Sic Painting and French. Students received at any time,
apd charged only for the residue of the term Diplomas
awarded to Ladies who graduate. Send for Catalogue
with full particulars. Rev. jos. e. KING, A. M, Pin
eipal Fort Edward. d1y s23
FEVhE LlV Err INVEGORATOR,
3 PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Composed Entirely of Gums,
IS ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIYE AND LIVER
MEDICINES nov befOne the public, namely that acts
CGthartic, easier mider and eectual than any
other mtdcne known. 1t Is not only Cathartic, but
Liver remedy, acting first Il Liver eject its
morbid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to carry
OF that matter thus accomplishing two purposes effect
uay, without any Of the painful feelings experienced in
the operations of most Caharics. 1t strengthens the
system aitbe same time nat it puTges it, and when TAX 90
daily 10 moderate doses will strengthen and build II up
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

u X
Il. X. R-Radway's Ready Relief for headache whether
sick or nervous; rheumatism paraly sis lum
bago, govt, neuralgia, toothach small pox
fevers, swollen, joints kidney complaints, scar
let fever, pains around the liver, pleurasy,
measles, h art burn, and pains of all kinds.
Railways Ready Relief will, in few min
utes change the mseres you suffer to joys Of
pleasure.
r. r. R.. Badway's RenovaGg Resovent, for the cure
OF chronic diseases such scrofulous and
Syplitic complaints, consumptjve or other af-
iec,ions of the lungs and throat InduratiGn
and enlargement of parts, erupive and other
diseases Of the skin, nodes, tunors, ulcers, dys-
pepsa, and all other diseases arising from an
impure state OF the blood
r. Il. R.Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively and
speedily, c0stveuess, lndig estion ,disrrbo ,dys-
EMERY chClsTa morbus, fsntness, cnoic In-
Elimination of the bowels, dyspepsia, liver
complaint diseases OF the heart and kidneys.
female con plants, su all pog, feyers, measles,
&c, &c. Whenever the system is out Of or
der, dose Of Railways Regulators will re-
store it to regularity No female should be
without them.
R. r. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY & CO., New York.
NJ. B. GREEN & CO., Agents in Worcester.
apl deTu&S&W1V
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05


DAILY PAPER-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions soontinued at
the expiration Of the term pad for.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prcs two doi'aTs year; 81 for six
months, aud 50 for three months II paid strictly
in advance 81, rs year; single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

Dr. MARSHALL CURES OATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL OUREs DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05
plsLEY's OMPOUND FLUID
Extract Of EBucHau!

NJ. B. GREEN & CO., Agents in Worcester.
ap1 deTu&S&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

RAh IRON AND So EEL
IR ON
IS tons assorted Swedish Iron, Eat and square.
10 &c best Norway Bar Iron.
1850 assorted best refined Iron, round dat, and
square.
80 tons shaftng Iron, from II to inches round.
20 g small round, and square Iron, from l 10 to
Of an inch. -.t
8 tons q. B. horse-nail rods
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron.
1G I" Vest Norway rods and shapes assorted.
loop and band Iron. from to inches Wids.
20 best Glendon Iron.
LoWnore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and halfround Iron.
Sheet Iron.
S T E Ell.
tons sleigh shoe Steel (swedish)
best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro. & Co..
round machinery Steel.
English spring
German
Blistered I)
Corking
Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face A,av,s ana
Wees. Best English A,apils and Vices,
Horse Resps and Files
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMIrH's BELLOWS,
5Lh0ksMITH'S SEA Coal. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
GRIN ONES.
Horse Nails, made from the best q. B. Iron warranted
N. B.. ?. I, are also Agents for ADRI0NAO AMER.
loan CAST STEEL.
II The above WILDE sold on the most favorable terms
BY the subscribers the old stand, Washington Square
PRATT INMAN.
Wrestler OCT. l. 1884 dend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05
DRY GOODS.


49, returned to their old stand, no. Bay
State House, where may be found full assortment
Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
and constantly receiving the most fashionable styles of
Bonnes Ribbons, Laces, silks, Ruc es, Flowers Fancy
Caps, Head Dresses, sc.
MRS WARNER viii give her attention to all orders,
which will be executed wi propptness, and in the best
manner Mourning Bonnets made to order and ou hand.
Straw Bonnes beachsd presstd, and made into the lat
est styles Our Goods will be sold for Cash at prices to
defy all comOeh u, when The quality of the goods is
compared with others
Mr. E. D. WAREsR, formerly at Goddard's, will give
his attention to fine Watch Reparingsuch as Chronom
eters Double Timers Levers Duplex, and all kinds Of
Time Keepers. have the most improved achInery and
TOOLS for making the various parts and repairing the
most comphca ed Watches. dRw3n ap30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05
VIEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
ED R r


Health will, in all cases, follow the Of Railways
R. r. Remedies. There are none sick diseased,
Railways r ady Relief, Renovating Rasovent, Reg
ulaors, the nature Of the disease sickness may
quire will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist of RsdwaY's Ready Relief;
Railway Renovating Resolvsnt; Railways Regulators
bach Of these remedies possesses special curative powers
certain diseases. Yet there other diseases,
wherein thei combined medicinal properties requr-
e3 and when thus used, if there is sufficient life and
strength within the diseased body to sustain their
ton, the patient viii be restored to health.
Pain K. R. Relief
Acute Diseases r: x. Relief.
Iuasmatory Diseases Relief and Regu ators.
Malarious Diseases Relief and Regulators.
Corgestive Diseases Relief and Regulators.
Scrotulous Diseases Renovatilg Resolvent.
Chronic Diseases Renovating Resolvent.
SYphil,tiG Diseases Renovating ResOlveut.
Constitutions Diseases Resolvent ard Regulators.
Ssin Diseasei Renovating Resolvent.
Nervous Diseases Res0lyen', Relief, Regulators.
Inltctcnus Diseases Bea iy Seiefaad Re- ul lcors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

aan nr.a .f l,s,r
i9' Us aaa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05
oHILDREN,s DIsEAsRs.

RadWGy's ReHOUat,ng Resident should be hailed as
6fssing by every mother throughout the land, whose
Infants afflicted with Sores humors, DC. These break
from the parent stock. few doses of the Ren0UGting
RESIDENT will eradicate every yesage of the disease,
and insure the child sound and healthy body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

HpURNETT's COP LIVER OIL-E
~ large quantity on hand which viii be sod low for
cash. d. sCOTT
@yiS du Co. Main and MseAss sSS streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05

0NSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that flict humanity Inherited rs
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sky sres Scrof
ula, Consumption Syphilis and Fits smung the most
common of constitutional diseases. Now, not
how many generations the seeds of this diseases may
have eel established in the system corupng the blood
RadlDGyS Ren0Uafing Resident will eradicate from
the bodies OF the afflicted every particle of diseased de
posits. and fill the veins with new pure and healthy
blood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-05
THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Pu6lishd by JOHN MILToN EARLE
&THOMAs DREW, at No. 80 Main Street, Worcester
Mass
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18
A Living Mans Hart epsn % In.
spect7on.

The NssE.- Eveaieg Post says that a man
90 years of age, native of Hamhnrg. by
the name of Groux. Is in New Yosk, and
was a few days since exhibited to sEe stu
dents OF. sba UnfFersiIy Medical College.
By a deficiency of the breast bone. the
movements of his heart are plainly visible.
He is very intelligent and enjoys good health
The eollar-benes are not connected Rei-
ther are the ribs to their opposites,) but
there is a groove where the stsrnum should
be; the skin is natural. In its natural state
this groove is e6out an inch anda . half wide,
but it can be distended' to three inches
On looking at the groove 3 puisatile swell
ling is diseernable opposite the third and
fourth ribs; if respiration be suspended II
rapidly rises to an enormous extent and re-
mains full and tense until the breathing is
restored, when it soon subsidies. This is
the heart. Between the clavicles there is
another pulsatile swelling, easily felt. which
is the aorta. the great ar.ery from the heart.
The dilation and contraction of the lung is
also seen. In coughing the right lung sud
denly protrudes from the chest through the
groove, and ascends a considerable distance
above the right clavicle into the. neck
This case IS most remarkable one, and is
a rare opportunity for studying, er risu, the
action of the heart, great vessels and lungs,
1t solves several doubtful questions in re-
gard to the action of the heart, and gives
quite as vivid an idea of the great strength
and vigorous movements of the little life
machine as if the ribs were cut away and
it exposed; more vivid indeed. for in the
latter case there would be no action such as
is now plainly visible under, all conditions
of the system, beneath only a thin yeil o.
flesh. - ..e.5 i.f-.lf
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18
A scandalous APPOINTMENT.

The New York Tribune of the 18th ult.,
publishes letter from Washington Terrific
~, giving some account of the character oi
E. @. Fitzhugh, lately appointed by Mr.
Buchanan United States District Judge fol
the third district in that Territory. Of the
outrageous appointments of border rufians
black-legs and cut-throats which Mr.. Bu-
chanan has made, this appears to be the
worst. ,.sf. -. zs~ 4.-,.--
According to the statements of the wri
ter, at the time Fitzhugh was appointed
Judge, there was an indictment for nsMrde,
Ia tie first degree pending against him il
the court over which he was commissioner
to preside, and warrant bad been ISSUED
for his arrest. As soon as he received his
commission, he went to the Clerk, and by
threats of personal violence, induced him
to recall and suppress the warrant. It j:
stated, further, that the Judge outrages al
decency by keeping harera Of Indian girls
by two of whom, at least, he has children
The writer states that remonstranc,
against bis appointment, representing t.
the President bis utter unftness for the of
fee, his abandoned character. and his ute
disregard of all law and decency," signe'
almost unanimously by the voters of tn
county in which he resides, was duly for
warded to the Office of the Attorney -Gener
al, previous to his appointment. .-@
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18
The Illinois Canvass.

3 It's said that Senator Douglas has ad-
dressed his constituents in 81 counties. He
met Mr.. Lincoln in debate once in each
Congressional District; made SO set speech
es of from two to three hours in length; II
speeches of from twenty minutes to forty
five minutes in !eRgth.1 IN response to the
compliment of serenades; 'and 81 speeches
of about equal length, in reply to addresses
of welcome. Of these 120 speeches, all
buttwo were made in the open air, and sew
en- speeches were made or continued during
heavy rains. To do this, Mr.. Douglas
crossed, from end to end, every railroad
line in the State, excepting three, besides
making long journies by means of horse
conveyance and steamboats,; the road travel
amounting to 5.927 miles. By boat he
made almost, the entire western side of the
State, and all that portionof the Illinois riY-
er which is navigable by steamboats,. .osotj
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18
Enporia News.

Mr.. P. B. Plumb, of the Emporia 1fe'es,
has been sojourning in our city for several
days; from whom we have, gathered some
valuable information respecting the state of
affairs in that section of the Territory
The same is embraced within letter in to-
days paper from Emporia. We are glad to
find Mr.. P. no less courteous than when ne
last met him, and think. if he can be taken
as sample, that the Territory can produce
some of the cleyerest editors known to the
fraternity. The News is about the only pa
per now in Southern Kansas which has not
been seriously affected by the 'tpanic,' y and
bids fair to WELD a mighty influence in the
new State Success TO ii and. its editor
Kansas City AesropoIitan.1 81. 55z5s{ .,zs
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18

q; IMPORTANT MEDICAL FAcT.-A PhiIadel-
phia paper gives an account OF an attempt
to commit suicide, few days ago in that
city, and says that though two ounces and
a half of laudnum had been taken, and
nothing had been done for several hours,
the unfortunate man was saved and ,restor-
ed rapidly by artificial respiration. This
is an important disceyery;in medical sci
ence. if true, not so much on account ol
would be, suicides, as to- those who some
times take over doses of laudnum,. or other
preparations of opium through mistake
The experiment is worthy the trial if case
should unfortunately occur in which its eff
Gcacy could be tested. sei ks.es:~-,I-.e.
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18
The Mexican Plot.

The Administration journals are taking
great pains to impress on the popular mind
a vivid picture of the sick. and desperate
condition of Mexico. Spain is making wal
upon her. France and England are back
ing up that power BY an allied feet, which
is eonverging towards the Gulf of Mexico
Santa Anna is intriguing for Mexican cor
onet. Bodies is in league with the, Span
iards to betray his country's liberty. Zu-
loaga and the priests, in full coalition, are
doing outrageous things, Viduarri is play
ing the dickens generally. Mexico is very
sick, a panacea is needed. - yez zs.,
&, Of all this, the upshot is. President Bu-
chanan is casting .'an eye Of thoughtful-
ness toward our peighboring Republic OF
the south vest Cincipnati Gazette. No.
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18
Our Railroad.

From the material advantages of the route
and she zeal with which it is prosecuted oar
E Railroad finds favor in all quarters. The
last No. of the BoonvilIe Mo-. Patriot, says:
''The time must come, and at no very
distant day, when the Usage Valley viii
form connection with the Pacific 20
That's as true as preaching. every word
of it., but in the meantime this sectional
Administration is doing its evil utmost to
prevent The adoption of any route for the
Pacific Railroad through Missouri or Kan
sas. Why is the overland mail sent by a
route no sane man ever travelled of his own
accord? A route circuitous-destisute,
much of the way, of wood, water, grass
and settlements, is preferred to the direct
route from ST. Louis to San Francisco,
throHgh Kansas, Utah and Carson v Vslley-
abounding in everything fhe other lacks
Why. simply to crafty the 6re-eatersf Of
the South, to pioseer. IS they vainly imag-
inc. the path Of the National Pacific Rail.
road. : ~ ,ssaissb . s7E2 alasl1su
The Kanzas news., 1858-12-18

r The New STATE OF OxToNAaoN.-The
Albany Journal, after alludingt to the prob
able application to, Congress, during the
coming winter, by Arizona and aDacotah
fora territorial organization, addsc-''Supe-
rior, orr ontonagon, is also moving The
people have made formal application to the
Legislatures of Michigan, aud Wisconsin, to
which States that region belongs, for per-
mission to form an independent Territory,
with a view to admission ultimately as a
State. z This must eventuallyabe great mi
ming and agricultural region. and its psnin
sular position between Lakes Michigan and
Superior, seems to. adapt it for commerce,
as well as 10 require a separate political or
ganization. 1t has already population of
several Thousand. - r-..i,.; .-....,, fs,,,rA