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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

~ tDSON kiNEh hAILhOAD.--fIV run boO'
r. 1884, 'he viii leave cbsmocrs At Station a.
toio~s; ttPtess TrsiLs O. aad S:l5 and so p IN
Albany MAJ T. sn =, II; rs for Poughkerere e;4S u
and Z N foI Dobbs Ferry $40 for Sing sinE; by
q fcr PeekikN. The Poukkke ps'e, PeektkiI,
ehs sips and Doess Fsr Train. stop the Way Stations
fsssers, tshen a. Ch.ber Canal ChopheS sHd Siststa
Sis ard 55 ?. r and Albany about rs minutes later. Gu
eunaays st p A. y. SMITH S1p4Tut-nSeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
NOR ROSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

LNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steiner BAY STATE, Capt Jcwet leaves NewYort every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY at 5 O'eloet ?. no.
aud the fGFIKE ST ATE, Capt. brayton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ct o'clock p m, from Pier No
sk.R :,
Hereafter VIII be regarded secured 10 any sPfh
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston <aTced through with great dtpach BY
Express Preeht Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
NEM-YORK ANp HARLEM RAILROAD.

N WINTER ARRAN6EAENr
Yer ALBANY and TROY. Fare "a
On aud after MONDAY, Dec G. lGs Trains vii, le.ve 2th
a., kew- YoTk, 80 fcii0ss;
sea N. For Waite Plans
s:e ". FOR Wilisufbrdgc.
k.e0s Q. m. NAL train foT Alosxy
ll.o FoS White Plains.
9Se D n. For WilhsnsencEe.
500 p m. Ter hnerton.
SS .. 10. Express for Albany.
<0e M. for Crete Esns.
o:" 9. o. For " hits psins
80 =. E..fcr WilianskEi6tc-
hor.sANc -Hl lsve
20 m. White Plsps
~ - a.. MDAxnsbros,
~ N. Cso.on sslt
~ "a. .AELYan
- N. Mlite PAcs
"a " "a. Nal trAia for AltsNJ
fo'N n. u tlaulshfEs,
ls;S NJ. White pinips
5toP NJ. Wki,s Plains
SS p. IN. .Aleapy Rx,rs,
ESQ , N. " Ehs,uslrase
VIM j. SAkfrrLL, sspssir,.sssp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

NOTICE Application has been made TO bis EK-
~ cersley d. MORGAN, Governor # he STATE Of New
Yort for The pardon ohNDaEW LEWIS WHO ." convicted
tS. CITY If Nrv.Yors. felz lEwiwF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

You may consider this certih ate smos. mrec'e ny
Wf. has been almost dead with female ~.a.Hes'' Hee"N
,n,r,,on ipAammsior whi,s, f.lHrs Of the womb aud
her general system entirely prorrs.ed Every doctor
IN the county tried to her but did no eood though eAe
~ aid II "a pl.is The Grsefepbers Csth9hcoo cured
nT ey you this letter Nth the heartfelt hsnh
Of grateful man JosEfH 7. HaRThD, u De4 ono.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Our friends in CHIc obtain THE TEtgxI Sfyc Nc
HALLT Co., ed VI HesAli AyLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Npl0 laueulFr'

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the CouptS Of Eeui'Ik pots ia heebs given TO AZ per- M
Nw.Yort, msrchs dsoes'ed, . present the sane vth
YOU thereof the Iuhsber E. the Ooe If GILBERT
O,KLEY No lg Wet street IN the City Of NewYork or
before 5h day September next tel Neglork tae Let
CAV o. Msrrh 1859 RACHs L OAKLEY,
tnh1 lsx6uFu+ Al.nnis.rAtrX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
81 the County Of NewYork, rooe be,eby sgen 20 oil
penons having claims against LEWIS NJ. HANkINsON late
Of City Of NewYoIk deceaee, peEutts tame with
vouchers thereof the slbscrbr At BIZ store, No 10 orsen'
sich street IN the City % Newiors before the sixth
3sy Of june NswYos the fret day y D-:ember,
iRSa HOkDECAI l.. MARSH,
rs i.ve,rYd Adm VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

IN PURSUANCE of en- order OF the Surrogate
Of tire County Of NsvYork notice Is hereby Ivsn 20 all
peTsl having claim. AsaiIst j. H. HOBART HAWS, hte o.
the City % fevYork Law eeoased 10 present
IL name with voucher. thereof 70 the subscrbeT 0c-
Of JOHN FOWLER, jr, t.1p 70. 3, Sss'su't Bn's OF
Commerce tuidn,l u tte City q NwYor. OF before the
Ish day Of July ne1t-Dsled Ne Yo toe eth tsy IF jan
GARY, 1850 MARIA Ia laws,
IA I.vsnYd EIecutrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
Oyork- JOHN sIRAITON, Charles O. ssnfo,d ard Thon.'
J Raybor agsiu,t SYLVESTER D. POST HANNAH, bis
WIFE Rduurd C. Charles Pinel,pe NJ Lasrsnce. Bjsrtmin
Baduin .nd George ~. EcLssn Summons for relief COM
OF served TO tie defendants above fsmed srd each Of them
besb, summoned Ieaured 70 answer the com
ptint TIT, action, Witch ei IN n. OHIO. ~ the Cs OF
n. CITY ard County Of Eew.Yok 'he Cy Han in the City
ofN.wYori tlo third dsy % March 1854 AMI 70 .r..
your the aid complaint On ne suh-ne
~ sr. No street NewIoTf CITY ~itln twenty
ca, sr,r service 81 This Il rve Of -
~ Of terviee and fail 70 the said compliant
within time Aforesaid tie faltd Ia tbs s'ii,n viii sp7Y
10 The Court for the relief demanded in the eomSaatn
New York F.bru1Ty e, 1859 sCUDDER CARTER,
uht lsw6wF Plsllti1. Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of County Of Nsv-YoTk, notice s hereby owen 20 AZ
person, hsyinE cans sssizr SAMUEL KELLEY late of re
City kewYok Broker deceAed 20 present The SrS
vouchers Thereof 20 The subb.rs AZ The once of Rogers
Woodmsn, No. ~ VIism IN The Civ Of NevYors, on o.
before he ninth Day - Apr beItDted Nev Yoi the SS
DAY Of septenber 1885.
TMELINE KELLEY, Aimluistrairix.
NOSES B. WENTW ORTIZ, A1miaiStrs'or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

ENOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-TheA Amer
IL lantic Steamship Company aud elegant
Steamship HUNTSVILLE, JnO. A. Post CommaodeT VII
lsav. Pier No IA North River SATURDAY. AAren D. a.
O'clock D. Pssssss Savannah with unsurpassed socomno
d.dbs SI5 through tcke's 20 New Orstns "39 75 Mobile
ea5 AOp'FomeTy b4ei Albany, Ga, ga Atlanta spd Co
hmbus, R13; MacOD, Bl Augusta fN sso, 70 p1nciuA
Pao. 81 ds est rates Steamer. iesyit s.y.n9sh on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY MORNINGS
Freight 10 foo and proporonste rates Insurance.
enc half per cent. Apply n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

PbooErDiNGs THE ClLUosSI. MEDICAL STATE SOCIETY
FAN PRAScIsco CAL. FEB. 4, l&l-Dr. J. D. BRIDGE
Dea, Sir We inc,e you official report Of our STATE Med
ics Society a. follows. bEDSGros 90
AT the meeting Of ibis sedics soeJ last year vas OBJ
served that uterine disesss Of va far more prevalent
and than any other and TIA. neary every woman
wa troubled with them In FORM The case In every
one Of the United s.stes Al lids meedos the gratifying act
was revealed that this asd decreased more than
sixty per In the discussion Of he causes producing this
htp,y Effect, It found hs,s large proportion OF the mem
bers present had entirely given The cid style Of treatment
ard resoid solely TO the OF haha' Uterine Cshohoon
Ia medicine prepared BY the Gaeenbes Company which BAD
never been know TO fail In giving perm ansnt relief An official
endorsement Of the virtues Of this remedy wss prepared and
pubished aud the emphatic indouenen Of this O'dy ~'
,yeD remedy which proved itssH 10 valuable In reIev
lug the sHcti5n OF womankicd"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

gson sHE Hon JNo. 4. BReSs, SUPERVISOR ~ hswYoSE
COUNTY AND President LAKE. oSTAno AND HUDsos
HfyEs RAILROAD. -
NEw-YoRz February 1889.
DR. III. BAIDsE-Desr Sir: Some Two y.lrs ago ~ iat
nate female feaa had been suffering from f,Lns Of he
womb whites and deraus1 uersrason, together with the
mptou clearly described ia your Advertisements
and pamphlets See tsa the ye.y be medic ss "a tnn city
until entirely prostrsed and Der physician hasJ Told hei
tb.; b. her life mst po,s, Be prolonged avery ht.s
longer under the nocious trestnent Tor TO ~eeh
After that continued 70 sins, when came Ito your Once
at the G1seeDbers ConpsUys Medical Iastuion ard related
her symptoms A. you confident OF the value CT the
Gu.lb Ma,b,Ps Cehoicon In relieving her, she ola
CHARGED al the pLysc!.s and it, though soubegy Pro
yeltsuy Il relieved her quiciy, and I've bottles entirely
cured her Since them nearly there has not been
soy recurrence Of complaint and sns 10 strong active
apd healthy when Jouns GIL Jko. H. skSSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

FLUSHING RAILR0AD-Lssyes Fulton har.
II he, Wharf BY steamer ENucH DEAN a. So, taa y
q n ard and ): g. D. IN. The Carr leave fiushDs L. J., Of
etA ana 10 m aud and $50 N, nsettnS and skchAIs
WX N. SMITH. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

VVhE EEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
Cb.-0REAT REDUCTION OF eARE-The Stsam'hip
FOaTHERN LIGHT, Captain Tintlep,ush yin lesye New
rork, from pier no. 3, Eo.tb River on THURsDAr, AMc5
10 1t O'Clock r.. connecting, via Panama Railroad, with
Ne steamship ONiIAbA or The Pacific Ocean.
Passage sd Ffegbt (hsvs capacity for 100 mss Of me
A.eT) sppy oDy oce Of the Lne, No Bowling 0Tssn
bstSmont d. b. ALLEN AGENT
NJ AT persons forbid Trusting any account Of
h ahnva ahlps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-U. 5.
IL MAIL LINE The fivoTte steag stip AUGUSTA, Capt
kt poodhul viii leave SATURDAY March al Q. m
hos Pier No An. r. Tbroush tckes given 20 Montgomery
Colunbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bils Of sdiug signed
euy hoasd. For freight or pssate, copy to SAhL h.
HIICHlII 4 SON No l3 HTOAfMAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

II
II TON, for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE -lGiAn Route
short dert, carrying the fssteTn Natl
The steapers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone snd
COMMODORE, Capt ID. smrgis, IN connection Win the
PROVIDFNCE RAILROADS, LEAVING New-Yort dtily sun.
days excepted from Pier No North River hnt wharf above
Bstts o'cloci ana Ston ngton AZ $50 m,
arrival Of the Mall Train which leaves Boston 81
The COMMODORE, nom Hew.Yors, Monday, Wednesday
Friday from Sonugon Tuesday Thursday and saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK ffom EegfoTk, Tuesday Thurs,
DAY ss;ufay nom s,onr ston Gondsy "Wednesday aud
Friday
ssno. and Boston k1pois Mall Tsiu, reaching sold
Of those BY other s1d IN ample ue ot
morning lines connecting North and East PAssen-
Ee pref Il board the steamer enjoy nshts
unsst bed breakfast desired aud leave Bloomington In
The q IN train.
Pare frou Providence 20 NeEpor. 50 cent.
baggage usssr accompanies the steamer aud train through
each
FOR passage berth, state rooms freight sppy board the
the Freish Ohce Pier No North river or a.
tA< ofice. No 10 Rslg.ry. place. Feb. -. 1853.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
and Western Railroad and ct EHon with the Lehigh
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commanding Dec. q, isss-
Leave New Yort for Esstou Intermediate places from fer
No North River, at u u ~ and for Bonneville
By above trains, ard =. ?. m. , -
The above trains ocnneot q. EBEabeh with train, the New
Jr.sy Rsosd leave Now York from the foot Of Court
kndtst . "A . ~. and u m sud sud p m
Passengers the Delaware Ls,ka~a aims and Nestern
RAiusd viii leave a. q only For Lenish valley Kali
~ JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent
ELUSHING RAILROAD-Lsayes Fulton Mar.
II bet Wharf BY steamer ENUCH DEAN, al s:+S taa 10
n ard and 81 D. m. The Cau leave FushDs, L. J., at
A. n \ A L ~ Ia al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

ysos Sir HrSRY HOLLAND LoSDos, PHYSICIAN TO
HER MAJESTY QUIES VICTORIA.
EUcEISGHlN PALACE, April, 1857.
m J. " BRIDer SECRETARY GsAEBkEHERG Co -Sr
Beng cuy the pecey reliable remedy Tor fall
ns Of the womb whites dersrged mep,u,on, and the e.
teHor General ynpt5ms The Glssfsnbss sHsnAs Uterine
Cstt ooop has been tried IN very bsd caes and ar
b,pPy say hsi proved itsef entirely 'nece"f in ALL
HOLLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
ths County Of SewYort noos bsTss Owen To 81 P+rsous
sayns Gains aGAus. RI SSELL W. GLASIER se Of he CITY
u EevYork, cssDer, deeetsed % pressnt he ame vs.
voucher, Thereof lie ssbscT st he onoe Of Coass Il
brs. LAY u Avsl DsIt-pstsd Esw- l9s u. 80 a.y q
Es-.enh+T 1859. PdEbE OLASlbh
as4 l.-gnP A5ministrstIiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF

The County Of Se~Yor. 80tce 10 hereby Even 20 q.
claims sran,t MICHAEL MCCORMICK, late q
le CITY OF Ne~Yosk, decea-d, present the With
voucher, thereof 20 the rb-Tb-rs A. lie Office = James W.
White No 81 Liberty street The City o. Sesfors on o.
fre twenty sixth ray Of MEIch neA--Dbted Ne1 Iof-
ia Sitk Gay Of 5ep.eBbe ls5s
JAMES MOORE, EreCutou he, 81 Nj
"a I.vtnFr JOHN r. CLARK, chse NcCorucs, dec
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of kewYort notice hereby given n .D
psrsoDs having Claims ,s-n.t OTTO THEODORE DUISsERG,
ate Of Point Levi Canada de.ss.d present the VIII
vouchers thereof 20 III subscriber st his ofcr Nc 81 Wasi
h the City q NevYok, before The h day OF lps
ssxt-Dsted ksy-I oTt the 18th dsy Of October, s5s
GARRISON y. POTTER,
OILS lsvtnP leroinistrstor With The WIN auneIed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
D.4LL.4S, TEXTS,
CRUTCEErELD HOUSE,
T. +, CRUTCHFIELD,- Proprietor

.
Jan. 2s-W.J J. II. Robinson, indianapolis, Ind Jno
Haley, Bonham DIR. S. N. Buck, Front Royal, Va.
+. A. Williams, Maryland DR.. R. NJ. Gano, Grape
Vine, Tex; Jas A. Hughes, Cooper CO., Mo-; Gov
Ii. II. Runnels, Austin; DIR. Shumard, do.
Jan 26.--J. Brown, Collin Co.; ID. c. Haynes
Mckinney, Tex N Sims, DentoR /; A. w. Tibbetts
Pilot Pint, Tex
Jun. IS H. Carlisle, Kaufman, Co.: A. E. Car.
Isle, do.
Jun. pa ]. Lacy, Va; Jno. Butcher, do.
Jno. Keel, Ark; NJ. Goodwin, Tarrant w. Traylor,
de-. ]. NJ. Goodwin, do: Ii r. Mssler, Houston,
J. Goetscels New Lover; Sanford Beck, Collin CO..
?. Parker, Limestone CO.; Z. P. Mckinney, Dallas
CO.; Noah Good, do; ]. p. Lawrence, Md; S. b.
Lawrence, do.
Jan. Bob. D. Arnold, Waco; A. C lIallock.
Dallas co.; J. ". Halock, do: p. Donaldson, Ma
varro co.; X. C. Donaldson, Dallas
Jan. 3l.-Frank King, Iowa City; Jno. G. Eas-
ton, Mckinney; A. Bradshaw, Waxahachie; Nj. Hag-
ger, Jefferson, r. s. Guy, Lancaster; j. Porter, do
X. A. Ra Inns, do; W. II. Witt, Dallas CO., N. p.
Montgomery, Sparts, Ill J. W. ChiSers, Birdvile.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

h.m.t l.u.. I.H IblaN
.H" .." T.U IIH r.pH
0sdr 500 nH. NH. r. Yl4
.uf VtirF nf. 900 nn. uI.t fs.
sl#ua.N oboe ...Itt.rs ra.iHf. rI co.. N.f..|
un the iJln oi the pfvsvni ,nu.,,a, 90, ~.,,s
~ pT0eeedrd 10 the letting out Of the contract
for the building Of the new brick Couu
House al this place, whith was awarded 10 a
genlleInaa living in Tyler, whose namr have
forgotten, but is well experienced ia the bnsi'
ness, having alreadv completed jOlao OF Similar
~ with success. With such Superintendent
4 ilsrer IN ,self that kaufman will soon boast a
brick Count House worthy the name,
Another climb Of The Law" Nc. II. l.. Tea
curl has cast his lot amnng US III is from
Palestine, Texas, and comes irsH recommended
as a ste, DIV, sober, industrious gentleman, and
A srholaE which we like To hear. have not
seen his card in The Herald, Ms yet, ba, expect
10 notice the same so'n.
The first session Of the kaufman Female
School" closed on yesterday evening. The
examination occupied the entire day, tFridayl
aud was concluded by an exhibition NJ night,
consisting Of reading compositions and dee'a.
nations with elegant aud appropriate pieces OF
music interpreted giving life aud animation to
the whole performance. IL was decidedly the
best and most pleasing affair Of the kind that J
have ever had the pleasure OF Witnessing (; and
provsd conclnsively thai the students had en-.
loved much Of the facilities Of education and
refinement.
The compositions read by the young ladies
upon the various subjects, such Ms truth, hui
milliy. improvement OF time, lntempemnce g.,
e. were characteristic Of their sex; the COM
posing bespoke fever Of mind, and originality.
the siyl" is goo! and they were delivered with
ease and elegance.
IL is needless 10 add that the school is il q
prosperous coalition, and bids TAI, 70 rank
among the first in the State. Tie principal
has given uncOntrcvers;,,le proof Of her ability
and success rs an i.r.,ruclress. She is an ac-
cornpli'ted and talented lady, and hopes to be
.,ie to establish school here that will be o. no
snort duration.
Very Respectfully,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

80 Tho names of sescral gentlemen being
urged by their respective friends for the appointment
OF Reporter for the Supreme Court, made vacant by
ihs death Of the !arnented Hartley. Among others,
our old friend Francis L. Barzsa, of heelock, is
recommended BY many who know him we'll. The APP
pointnent is made by the Judges of the supreme
Court, and we know they will confer the appointment
en- verify man. "Pufing,'' We are we'll aware,
rill not influence them, and We therefore feel the
more at liberty, and glad CT the occasion to hear
testimony TO the legal ability, moral worth, and fit
ness Of Frank Barzza, for the nppointmea
at the same time we would sugguest the name Of
townsrau. who in our estimation is pre- eminenty
qualified for dscharging the duties OF. Reporter
Col. J c. Mccoy, think would exactly fill the bill.
without disparaging the qualifications of others,
leg TO sag these Of COL Mccoy arc in CUR Judgment,
hyperion. We hope the Judges Of tue Supreme
Court will remember his name when the nppcint-
Eent is made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
Jualus w. SMITH, Secretary.

A Coroner's inquest was held here last week
on the person Of negro woman, the property
Mr.. Holmes Il seems that Mr.. Holmes chas-
tised her some two weeks ago-she died III a
few days afterwards and was buried privately
BY Mr. H. The circumstances got wind and q
Coroner's Inquest summoned. and the negro
taken up and examined BY physicians. The
Jury reported something about as follows :
That the negro was badly treated on the -
aud died on the 10Th day Of January, 1850
Mr., H. was put upon irral before an examining
court, and held TO bai in the sum OF two fbous-
and dolIa.s--FrentierN etcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

r,r- We call attention to the advertisement in to-
days p.por of Mr. Mesler, who represents the house
os A. Z. Rumsey, Agricultural Warehouse, Houston,
Texas. iIr Mcsler as he says in his card will re-
man in town during the present week. ard viii be
pleased TO take orders for any Of the machines NEIL
toned in his card, to be furnished from the above
hous. Now il the time for cur farmers to buy Gsr-
cultural implements Tor the approaching season, and
we know that Mr.. Runsey has given general salts
faction to those whom he has Furnished il hi. section
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
TIE STATE OF TEXAS, !

TO any iawfui officer Of said county, Grestisg =
V0U are hereby commanded to summon Marquis
Il ID. Borrow, by publication in the Dallas Herald,
paper published in the town Of Dallas, Texas to be
and appear before me- Jas. N. Smith, Justice Of
the Peace, in and for Dallas county, Precinct No. VI
at my cfiice, on the 10Th day Of February, A.
Eighteen hundred and Fifty-nipe. between The hcgs
Of ten o'clock, A.. NJ. and two o'cloek p NJ Of sh
day, to answer the complaint Of s Bryant, GA
plea Of debt due by note, SIS, due Isl. 0ctkr
is5S.
Fail not, snd due return make rs the law drifts
Given under ny hand, this 8lst day Of JsnuarylA-
D. 1859. JAS. ". SMITH
Justice Of The PearS q.
Came TO hand came dap issued, and executf
ordering publication in the Dallas Herald, ii
dsy Of 9s7uary, 1889. A W. CART
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

DuRiNe The recent election for U. S. Senc-
ors in Soalh Ca roins. one for ihe long term
and the other for the unexpired term of Judge
Evans, there we're many bsllotings and much
excitement A gay, dsshing young widow. Of
great persoaal attraction was in Columbia at
the lime, and the nephew Of one OF the contest
ants became so confused befarea tie calls Of
love and the lobby that he actually declared
hiaself to the lady as "a candidate for tie nn-
es,s;fed seTsa q. her late. husband Y We pre-
p.tes..i 70 ~ dat L. was elected tf the vacha
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

!gF in enterprise is foot in the coast counties to
establish an opposition line OF Steamships between
Indianola, Texas, and New Orleans. Messrs. d. p.
Sparks and Hugh W. ilawes, of Indianola, have the
matter in hand, and the people all along the lire
from Indianoa TO San Antonio and Austin appear to
b; entering into the arrangement with zeal md aac-
rity They propose to form joint stock company,
TO he called ''the Western Texas and New Orlear.
Steamship Company" and portion Of the agree
ment is that freights shall not exceed 6O cts. per
barrel, IL cts per foot measurement and VI 50 per
bale for cotton and passage not to exceed $s15 for
The trip from 1ndiaaolato New Orleans. We hope
the enterprise viii be carried into effect. at an esry
day We are satisfied it would be paying invest
m.nt, and would afford the citizens of Texas ep-
pertunity Of choice between the o d monopoly and
Tie new company.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

81 Among the many friends whom it has been
our pleasure to meet in Attendance on the District
court, there is none whose hand We graaped more
cordially than that Of Judge G. \. Eycrs, Of Cooke,
I. is like finding spring in thirsty hnd--an CASTS
10 desert-o meet the familiar features Of yeucr
able friend of ollcn times, and to fluid his hairs I'M
h,cached by frosts. his eyes undimmed by age, and
his person unhent by the storm, Of life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
Now is Your Time
TO FARMERS Il MILLERS.

l. z. Rumsey, of Houston, would announce that
he is now in town. prepared to take orders for Reap
ers, Threshers, Engines, Smat-.afiiis, Bolt and
Boiling Cloths. Corn Planters, Grop- Drills and
Faaning-.Miits; in fact everything pertaining to
Horticultural, Agricultural and Manufacturing in
terest all machinery warranted to give perfect sat-
isfaction. lie will remain here during the present
week. and can be found at the Crutchield House,
where he will be pleased to all who are ia want OF
such machinery. III. r. MESLER.
Dallas, Feb. ., 1859-lt-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
Cheering News from the Kansas Gold Mines

Z
No doubt can now be entertained OF the rich
ness of the gold mines of Western Kansas.
Mr.. O'Donnel resident aud business man
Of l. ,wrence, came into our city last night di"
rect from the gold mines. He passed through
this place, in September last, on his way out
Stayed about tour ks in the mines. Brings
upwards Of SO OF the precious metal. besides
quantities Of sand containing gold, which he
intends washing Oh reaching home. Report;
six hundred persons in the mines, met and
passed several companies, going out on his way
coming in. The grass along the road made
very coed feed for his cattle. Came by way o
South Platte route, but says that this road vii
be impossible in the spring, and that there Il
less wood and water on this route,than on the
Southern. Both of these routes are round-ao
ou'. and thinks that he may go IN the spring
as he stated US that certainly he would return
up The Republican fork, making The distance
considerable less
Mr 0'Donnel showed rs about seventy
dollars OF gold dust, some Of the specimen
Jumps being worth sixty cents CASH He said
that he did not wish to influence any person 10
go there, bet that he should. BY oil means re-
taru ~ lie diggiugs early in be spring. That
he Only went on prospecting tour, aud had in
Tended 10 reach This point by the lss Of Janua-
r., Oh bis way in. Only SIX inches of snow
on The Pains. The gold says Mr ClDOnneli,
akcpud all oser The sIee extent Of tL3 eoanlrF
and thai he saw diggings ws.ete fhex got eight
ttf - rarisx ssf.d ~ sidtsespe OF n led q