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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13
"a The private letter Of Gov. WISE to a

Ma The private letter OF Gov. w.se 70 a
member of the New York Regency, in
which he disclosed little too freely his de-
signs upon the Presidency, and his opinions
of certain New York politicians, and which
was treacherously and surreptitiousiy made
public, has been acknowledged as genuine
by the cratic Governor. He has deter
mined to revenge himself upon his betray-
ers, by publishing thirty column letter
upon the subject, which they will be obliged
to wade through, in spite Of themselves, TO
learn what he says Of their meanness and
infamy. The Governors said not to be the
least disconnected by the exposure; it has
only served to enlighten him in regard to
the true character of the cabal that compose
the Regency; it has imposed upon him the
duty of holding them up in their true Inca
ments to the country and the world. He
intends to give, says letter from Rich
mond, history of the Albany Regency for
the last thirty years, as he has known them
from Jackson's day to the present. Ii will
be one of the most scathing political docu-
ments ever given to the public, and will
make the Albany political schemers vince
like CALLED jades under the lash. twill be
ready for the press in q few days. The
Governor will, we think, finally turn the
treachery to account, and make capital,
rather than lose by the operation. The
New York Herald defends Wise, and says
his rivals for the Charleston nomination
will discover that Wise is not thus to be
killed of. He will, doubtless, write another
letter, and that very soon, in which he will
make fur ly in every direction.
We have had occasion heretofore to speak
out in very plain terms Of vulgar and de-
grading personal slang, in which Gov.
Wise sometimes INDUCES in stump speeches,
but really as man of honesty and integri-
ty, as man of his word, and as man who
would scorn a mean trick, except on the
stump or in the dirty puddles of New York
politics, Gov. Wise will compare favorably
with any Presidential candidate of the day.
Since the above was written, Gov. Wise
comes out in card, and, after stating the
circumstances under which the letter was
written, leaves the base men who procured
its publication to the infamy which the
transaction will affix to their characters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13
Greatest Book of the Age

"There Is wonderful combination Of native tai
ent Of the first order in this truly National Work.
N. y. Daily Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13

AOOTxCE.-THR U.y,DRRSIGJN-ED
Ov will apply TO the BOARD of Commissioners OF
tember next, to-wit: On the 9Th day Of said month
for grant Of license to retail Spirituous Liquors,
at his usual place of business corner OF First and
Vine streets.
ang9-tt JOHN III. BREMER co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13
Steam Threshing Machines.

Steam Threshing Machines.
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP
VANDERBURGH COUNTY, IND.
Hoe, THE U.H'D II n = 81 ~ II ID
~ citizens OF Yanderburgh County most cheer
fully take this method of recommending to the
farmers and wheat growers of this and adjacent
counties the Steam Thresher and Separator lately
introduced by our enterprising fellow-citizen, Mr.
WILLIAM HOWARD, and believe il is a saving
OF expense of fully onethird over the horsepower.
As a proof of the above statement, We would state
| that the machine left the farm Of Mr.. John J.
Terry, and was hauled by oxen one mile To the
farm of Mr.. Morris Matheny, and threshed and
cleaned, to the entire satisfaction of every person
present, and with less hands than Mr.. Matheny
usually employed, re hundred aud si1ty four bushels
Of tr.eat ia ten hours. We would also say that the
fears entertained by before its arrival, of the
danger Of fire, has been entirely expelled, we
have witnessed II running for hours together,
| rounded by dry wheat stacks. tSigned.
NJ. NJ. Gibson. NJ. Il. Matheny,
o. S. Kelsey, John S. Terry,
A. Knight B. A. W; Chute
Samuel Granger, VIM. Il. Knapp.
aug3-dSw
.AOOTICE OF gC.f SIZE.
Notice As hereby given that, in conformity
with an order made by the Court Of Common Pleas
at its June term, 1859, L will sell at public auc-
ton, the 25th day of August at p. M, at the
door of the Court House, all that part of Lot No
l, in Block No. 81, in the Eastern Enlargement of
| the City of Evansville, thus bounded: Commencing
on the front line Of said lot Main street nj
point ls4 feet from the line dividing said lot No.
and lot No. in said Block, thence along said
front line Is feet and nine inches towards sixth
street, thence at right angles to Main street to the
alley in the rear Of said lot thence along said alley
Is feet nine inches towards Seventh street, and
thence at right angles TO said alley the place of
beginning.
Terms of sac, One-third cash on the day of sale,
one-third in three years, and the remaining third
in five years from the day of sale
THEODORE VENNEMANN,
Guardian of the minor heirs Of
JyZS-td Martin Refs, deceased.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13

TINE LxTTLE m II ~ STILL
Il AHEAD.
You often hear Ladies r0mark that they al
ways be suited at S. EMBICH CO.'S. Well,
the reason is that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods line and they disposing of their stock
at reduced prices in order to make room for an
early fall purchase; the attraction is unusually
large.
Their stock of Shoes is excellent, and in prices
cannot be excelled. augi
NV SCHOOL OF THE U.NHp.ER-
II SITY AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
The Instructors in this School are:
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royale Professor.
Hon. TnEoPHILus PARSONS, LID, Dane Pro-
lessor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LID, University Pro-
fessor.
The Course Of Instruction embraces the various
! branches Of the Common Law; and Of Equity, Ad-
miralty, Commercial, international, and Constitu.
tionai Law; and the Jurisprudence of the United
| states. The Law Library consists OF about 1900
volumes, and as new works appear, they are added,
and every effort is made to render il complete.
stoss aana By reetatiSns and examinations in
connection with hem,) Of which there are 10 every
week. Two Moot Courts are also holden in each
week, at each o. which cause previously given out
is argued by four students, and an opinion deliy-
cred by the Presiding Instructor Rooms and other
facilities also provided for the Club Courts and
an Assembly Is held weekly, for practice in debate,
| and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law
I and proceedings.
Students may enter the School in any stage of their
professional studies or mercantile pursuits, and at
| the commencement of either term, or in the mid
| die, or other part of the term.
They are at liberty to elect what studies they will
pursue according to their view Of their own wants
and attachments.
Tho Academical year, which commences on Thurs
day, six weeks after the third Wednesday in July,
| Is divided into two terms of twenty weeks each,
with vacation Of six weeks at the end of each term
During the winter vacation, the Library is open
cd, warmed and lighted, for the Of the members
/ of the School.
The Exercises Of the next Term will commence
| on MONDAY, September 5th, 1859.
Applications for admission, or for catalogues or
any further information, may be made to either of
| the Professors at Cambridge
| CAMRRtDCr Mass Iuiv os
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13

H5-O UKK, DALZELL CO.
hoO TxCE.-HRT. SOLD IN.
~ interest in eur establishment 10 Mr.. Samuel
Nckery, the style and firm viii in future be
vIckERY BROTHERS, in hope therefore with
the acquisition Of a new but experienced partner,
there VIII be an increase Of trade 10 the house.
thanks Tor past fsvors. Respectfully, &C.,
j. W. VICKERY Co.,
oct20 No q Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13

HAHRRCT FIR ON TINE E.ufsoRTR8.
II % doz pts BarkIay g. Perkins London Porter,
10 ioz OTIS do do do,
20 doz pts .,llsopp's India Pale Ale.
10 doz OTIS do do do.
The above Ale aud Porter is warranted 20 be tie
genuine imported article, and is in fine order.
Received ina store and for sale by
jyl6 II. II. COOK co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
V,HE WALLACE PIANO-FORTE.-The III

drssoed b.ve been ,ucotesfoi Manufacturers Of Piano
have received nuberes. ssnoas TO toe good qualte, Of
their Instrument. tho frat tt. aud musicians ia the
Their Pianos have received the first premium at almost
.vey Far whore they have been s.eed and - Ds
ou or good rshe snip and finish. given better
smasIao. o. tbo Piano Foe inTspsd and rantea by Mr.
Dnss land called "the Wallace P,no have becone thor.
this Instrument spd that only requires be- properly brought
before the public and to spperode In great de-
To any rejecting mind which has at all considered acoustics
1t cannot fail bring conviction The difference be
aud Pianos in the ordnsy exactly that
Of violin made With sides front aud back many Zines the
oP.r thesns. and large poIos o the inside space oIo9
ent6o and graceful form Of that beautiful instrument In ac
S Ss IN Mp p p PsUo For s.s daI.sy
power keep tune and retain s tone certainly superior
upon the case OF suy portion Of the wood woh
ths entire Of the strings sustained by m iron frame
the smallest Of and draw. tns, itself and
beips In united piece Of ron cannot possibly sive out
The upper and sounding boards form complete
vibrating shell which not only gives double the spae oT
tone the Instrument far sensitive to sosnd
sns csn..p. nsOsy more ;yaPs'hstie. v.nu,..,o And
our sus and ,hs pssSS % 81 can sn M
Ssmcnstrsteo CERTAINTY would induce sfelsb
succesu business Of nearly forty years standns sh we
Dsss for the s.c.ive sale of PianoFoe' made By Them
under the Orisgs Patent -, -. ,.A ,,. u.
for making tie best and m9s Ieao
work. vii be turned 70 them aud our most 's a work
men, of whom have been with US more than huty years
and them from fifteen TO twenty years viii also ADD the n
experience ard skill insure the highest mechanical peection
In these new Instruments
In view Of the increasing taste for music and the require
euts Of publications. Of first class composers noae
of the new Instruments wall be made of less than
sgykN ocTAyss prices Of tie Pirnos will range
ftom $50 TO @GO The Bohoro Pianos Tor what s usual
termed will range from $500 to $3.50 sui Foil
Grands from ESQ 10 Si.op AID ihe most expensive Eau
Concert Gf1nds 400 We shs be abe to add Upnsht OF
Cettstc Fiano. ,h. lat ia the Of few months.
All In toe whether they wish 10 pur'
inrunts At oar No 2s9 Broadway, PARK
Mace ard also AZ No 467 Brooues corner 0reenest.
New -York, January !, 1853. WIN HALL SoN'
Wn. HALL,
JAMES y. Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

ScA,DALoUs WASTE oy THE PUBLIC hoskr.-
In order that -oe idea may b. had Of the coat u tne
Patent Office fancy pictures, WI. cite faw o. Tao
cages connected with the report OF 1856. In tho House
edition a horse cost $l0 30 30 su:soetv
sI0. $50 50; a sheep 81, 81 map s3,oI D.
In the face OF thess bumiia disclosures, snica
wer. the subject Of general rdp e, IL and oct OF ~,
grets the persoe in charge II preparing the Agns;
turs Report fer pubfcstop used shtbs argnmsu',,
his power 10 have secord edi'ioe Of ,or-s, ;"..
p'ait and map inserted in eoiors. in the Repf'J.i
published which .. tie p-i"e slated by h,' M !.
fr their execution, in hs voiuHtary csrd Pood o
Tie LnioN few d.ys silcs tinelufoR zap o."
se,,ing tste,l woi ssYe Cos! $j..sI 90 s,.,e.,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
TANDS's SARSIPARTIIA- this .ea.on
feaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of TIE Surrogate Of
the County 4 SewYort notice 10 hereby xv.n - a. pei
hayilf Gains against JOHN WILLIAMS e Of tue CITY
qI horse dr and arovsr decss-et % p-e<n the
with vouchers ,Aescof 20 the .abberl a. lie se a
Richard C.-nsn No oss Broadway. IA the Cry of New
YORK before the fA 4s5 & April, Is5-osset New
YsrG ne x LAY of Occb-r. l2Ss.
ROBERT HENRY, v..
RfCHARDF CARyAN IA7'aS''
AAaY + WILLIAMS EyacI.rx-
MOTT, GLARil HARllS Aiton..yL
"a ,svs.A Ne D. Nssslst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
-. is5s ;he rrsi,s viii esve ch,uh.rss statioa
folows: Express Trains. q L ard j.l5 snt i:O p
Albany MAJ Train ~ n Is n fr Pousnke-c-i- s:t3s
Ar ]. u foE D2sb' Ferry 8: % 5E sag 5ns y
? =. for PfetstLi, r. TIE Pcsgakeeosie. ressss
srI sinl sas UC5Ss tsry Trsa, stop tEe Way Sttss
Pls.uErr 'atsn - ChAEb- Cana Crt reer ani J'.s,L
Trsir. fT Se~ Fork lave Toy Sos ard 10 H.
Sis 49, = a.. A. - lb>ut IS minutes l..-. ..
SsnesysG e AF SMITH. ssPeris,sutsn:,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
". c. ClIAhIa, gecrstsTy.
Nc. 81 ptu--st., N. Y.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPhlA AID The SOUTH AID WEST, Wis JfRs ~
CITY-Asi and ExHre,s lnes leave Scrfors a. a.d ii
0 sn5 and fare s. Ihrolsh rctsu soi ilr cla-
and the Wess and for Baltimore, N-snirI;n Norfolk
sc and thrycxh b.zags checked 70 WAsG.Lsoa In a
p. trains J. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Sup-rir;-nteu
No vii Be for any unless delivered
CHECKED teen Minute. IN ADVANCE the tine ofs.vins.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
6tsamboats ano RAILROADS..

ry>O BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMF sod
A sAyETY-Tbe public Lre Informed that the Old Coca.
td yau River RAo.i Company have sttschet y he .is5
ger ,ns u thst road CREAnkHs PATENT BRAKE ofb-
tATOR YAs Invention sresdy ir many Of the bes
esnssed roads Of this colnty rTouotes desres OF security .
Stl10ut t. RAiro. A1nassrs Sne
.-.ir- Of every Improvement for tee 'a'
sf he reses.ed examine ns Every dsy oos7rssos
ruvsa cououIiysy tho .pp On of Toe ssss.
Md while rood Re Or ordinary prrposa. 70 Of
no pFes-n Of DANGER fhs CoGP.ny S 1rrss
thess Machines or al tk- Il any rosi AID Varsa' en
10 sasSsr tas puIeose, or Eo sse
". c. ClBAkIa, g-cretsTy,
NJ, n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
MebiLIl.
INOTARY COUGH MIX.


DEADLOCK PULMONARY COUGH MIX
I) TURg-Ttis excellent Meilcins fcr the of Gods
Ssuxts Group and general Pulmonary Con2antA, 10 truly
and bad result bout Soo bottles have oceu
reasd ,hs pea. In the C,y Of Hartford Coan 1t
cs.. and tox ss ms publicly odsre1 b ne
citizens OF kswYors
fry g. sooS people and i've - your children va
res<y for CoAs OF CToCp Sold ~1olssss 81 y. g. WELN
Co. No. 5 Yral sB and .. retail BY ne Drtgs.s p:e-
pared and sod a. Hartford, Ceua, By JOHN BkADB0Ck,
Druggist and Apo,beesry
HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.-Ah To-
together eorstisUor, ylp.'ms and dsses Of wosn.
are radically szrsd BY THE GRAEFEN3ER0 CoxPASTs
hARsHALLs UTERISE CATEoLcOJ ~ Pglee 81 50
per 5staG F~ sl!< by az ry.eglsr
See ..~s-, 80 The b L. ".ss, ard S'"' WsAy T''s1s'
Lss /. =
IIavins Witnessed TIE eject II the G.sfsnbrg Company,
Of severity, sad E,v4 fully compared s sasc;1 with ae
Of t6s hest phJ aVs Of the day nAs.tanay
prorolnee II yor Of TIE Gfi1fsESeTg T,nedyA AAexrA
ZIP. Nas.ylls, Iena. . -
Women usei 10 OF ger sas-r."-,N Y Daily SsDs.
T3 bottles fr 80 a-t paid - end ~
KITres ire. Address JOehEs,F. BRID5E, Il. D., sssse-
tiry Grs~f-1teri Comv,Ey Ne y fsrtrow NY.
koTEThe 80. moral .i fsEiiac casr.ster Of The 9ss-
frtsrs Coppsny sy'y reader Of ,as notice tsaH
kny Il rcGt,c T.
CANDS's SARSAPARlLLA-Atth this season Of
- he year every ~osli i-. b-s-a. from ,h 7sifns
reor. Is tonic property s'rergh-Ds tie dz-son AID i'm
proves appetite s tendency carries 81 tss
use2 Of norbd mater, and Us aIs~p.c iaa nsRcs Bsa1s
tie vItze by with d.s,As- !. fostsIsd.
Pvp~red srd ,ld by A. b. d SANDS, DrSSasvs, No. ia
fg.ssa a. New ioff.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

THE COPARTNERSHTP heretofore existing
i under the nsne q WALDRON PAIGE Co erptrss
thss tsy by nc;esfin tt. brsne. OF the s.- hr vi be
s,ttled by 6EOkGE WALORoS Lnt Taosas aoob,
su.hoIizea n ~l c,t sssssy
DAVID Il PAIGE
rHOs. o hOS8.
GEORGE r. wALDRON IA YHoNAs RobB hsve
a..ocis.d with them ~ Partner NATHANIEL WALpRoN
soi II. bEs;res BE c.udgct<d under the name o Al
DROS pOBB A Co GEO WALpRON
~ THOS B. R)BB,
Noa u, - aad - Fron.-s,
THE subscribers have formed COPARINER.
Il SHIP sr .se Tsss ssriol of STOCK COMMISSION
BUSINESS under tie trIn Of BARKER c DIE
HENRY r BARKER,
ALBs2f COLE.
NJ. lHGcvs,s. NevYcrt jan l. 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.

SUPRENE COt hl-tlty ana SoUnty W NcW-
- Yoh-hARIA & CORNELL sssiat PETER 3.
AMORY john W Mcclure aa0 Nsry I; h, wife senJsmts
D Evans his wife. Hartn Cool r'tns Brsnerd
rra.a. Bra.uerd junior Robert q. fs. Mary brsner<,
Jo=pb stsnche Michsel Kelly, keuben Ross junior Joha
McBsrrn Abrshsu DE- maTes', Cnaes Moores Jo.ep6 W.
Little Stephen ilssn. Henry Hosland Cory N6oaas
q C~atv Simon C. Dscser John D. Cunningham Ao-r Ayres
Jeremiah sullivan Francis q Hare, William Knight rhsron
Deyo liam Diuoud David Heury. Charles Burial John A.
stewart Receiver Bo@ety bsnk OF the City OF New foh
David Murray Thomss Rannegsn Audr-v Mowan, the hud
son River Railroad Company Alfred Carson, Pe,st Van Ant
werp Thona d. James, Thomas Lyons Katharine ThomP-
pu Josiah Thompson. Ed~sd L. Lynch. Receiver of Al
the property of John " Moo snd benjamin D.
Evans Eugene suivAD Jane. Wbyt- Oliver LovelA Leon
srd Loyelsnd Peter 4. Wech. Nm,ot wcodwns Benjsnn
y Puckucy Charles NJ C,sIk Lewis Peucht~snser Rqiqs
Crane Gvorse W know,cn, Clarke Rice Jahu. walhas.
Ernst Foto William Reyes Alexander Palmer Charies A
Noio Robe't csshman Paul os'aulsp SPsncer \ o.s.
Anthony Monord J,hr j. NgLuIen. yeho r. BWsn, job.
w Quincy, ard tho waicosvils Brass Company -Amendea
c.enc shove named aud each OF thsmi
You are hereby summoned aud required to snswer tao
amended complaint this action, which filed In the otcs
OF the CLERK the City County OF New YORK. a. uss
CITY Hall n the City os NewYers the 81 day Of Deccm-
1854 10 copy Of your sn.wer 20 VIE ssaa
complaint the subscribers their Office. No All srct
the Of NewYork within twenty days ater the service
exclusive Of the day Of such ."rvce ase
n YOU the said complaint hin the time aoresse
the plaintiff, h. action will srpy to the Cour foI the relix
demanded il the said complsDtDaed New YORK D.cemesg
3, 1883 THEHAssoN X bhfaN
ds lsw6wM Attorneys "r f'~intn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

rTHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed .
Il Ccp.tsszaA-r Ia1er TIE ara q AsRRlTf sraASs L
Co ior tse 'i51 ' GruefA ba-k1s B-zEss x No
&5 Wal St phGuiY Bsnk Bul4ss
EcWIS " NEhRlrT Ls.e 80
yDStRS SrRASG. I VAN NLECh gF4D DrENEL.
HOWARD LAPsi.EY q P-i-l--g--l
Ns~ lefs, JsI-s.y !. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE and CHICA-
i GO RAILROAD-FiNISHEp THhOUGH-C.Is are
his entire rosc ron Pttseirsn 70 ChcAso
sitoog Passengers By THE routs (ys Penasyyss
RArsSo, through from N-Yers % CHICAGO ~h bat TWO
crASsxs o. Phrorxh Ncksts AID fh. Information
ear ee had .. lie offcs, no Astot House Boe3~.y.
]. 4. ELLIOTT, Assnt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

LTFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR ,rALPANY snd TROY fsre 81 -
On sn1 sAsT MONDAY, Dec 8 lsS, frASs Wa Ss's q ~
st. Nev-Yort. - ohows;
ana N. FOR White plsins
eN.u For Wil!smsbgtdes
leo /. n. Mai t-sin for A.hAay
tSO a NJ. For White PlainA
2ap M. For WiIiamsbidse-
400 o N. For Millernc-
$50 n. Express for Albany.
4e p m. For Cro.On Fslia
500 q q. For Whit@ P'sinA
sl5 Fer W bite tlsns nom w nftS 49, VIEW w.
tse D. N. For WilAmserdse.
kfrURNns--WtD leave
5fsa n. White Plains
6.oa N. .Wilhsnsbritss
TIs n. .Crutop faia
7:CoA N Mlertoa-
7.n White Pisl1A
s:Isa N. Mail train for Albany.
IODa u.. WNlsrsbfids.
1870 .. White PsuA
500 ,. White Pis,ns
$50 .. N. Albany Express
500 ,. m. WiliAmsbridse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURr-Ciiy and
~ Count, Of tNewYort-rOSrEs WEEKS. ROBERr
j DOUGLASS. WILLIAM 4. YOUNG ard CHAR as L.
WEFKs essn.t ANDREW WARNoCk -Sa nm,n. fS<
money deratd ca conu.rt (Cem not ser To Andrew
Wsrucck: You herenv snnup~d -
the complain, Hi action With ,hs dsy N ne es
OF the Cek Of he City AID County Of Ne~ YORK. IN the State
Of Ycri the City Had IN sad cry aud 90 sc,r copy
q your the .sd complaint the ubsbcr S hts
oac No 81 Wal street In se said City of Nss iois withs
tw,u, Gays the service Of this sscu.
ve Of TIE DAY Of such sod M q answer ths
said srhtn the Aforesaid the plslnufs la hs
vii take uds for the o three hun
collars ~,a iuter at Il
eenth August, thoass,d eight hGude' sre
fNv ,slt or the hundred aud eishtytwo tio
dollars, .ne interest nom the sixth cay OF Nov-rser 1884,
the .um OF hundred thirty tur q s do,rs, beside
be costs Z th. .arDsted Ne slork. December H. lSA
dep l.wloEM JOHN n. ,RNErr. rsiutifs' Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
SUPREME COURr-City anl
~ 9 - Nh ~ ASnER nESSLskAIH

FN
IN Count, OF New.lork ALEXANDRA DsSNISr0vN
T,hn D.rn..,cun william Wood. william Cross. ss,jlna
= n.w.on j. hn Water Woo- Ahtsne-r D-Snis,oan ja-is
Robt Derastour John Crc.s Bacesran fai- James G.
Nj .pd VILLAIN Crawford asainst THs PIrrs8UE n.
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANi.-
SIM rors for u,onry densnt contgscro the Deena-
at: Yos .re hereby summoned ard resa.rcs 10
co,l,,rt i'm tis s,tiOr which will Be sed In the ccs
of the Crrs the City aod County ot New York the
ca, Hall in City Of Ne~ iot. and 20 copy ef
oac- Number Sixty Nire (s) Wastreet IN the Ctv cf New
York within enty days AFTER the service h. sianl.n.
,n exclusive OF tie day Of such service sni II A 70
snswer the complo w'tec the ;ee scresss ae plain
as this viii take judgment AGAINST yes Tor the SUN
Jsv o October ore eisht indret and hy
a 10 oJ ther-ot aud the Slt dsy of Octo5er 1857
siano thereof beside the cf th acti,r-Dsei New
s.n,.nber lS2 FOSTER 4 THOMSON.
Fhincss' A.,srneys. No. 50 wAhs,rec, New.fort.
Tn. op.l-t In this sctiou filed Ia the otce Of the
Cek Of the CITY County Of Ne~ York AZ TIE Cy Hsl N
the CIR, og Nes YORK the fourth isy o Dcrmhcr sS
cs ls~SuM pOSTfR 4 THOMSON Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
N Y. SUPREME COURT.-Ciy and County

lNs Of Ns~York-JAMES fArfM sxt. FRANCIS ~
WHITNEY ARD BENJAMIN GoDfGsf -Sur.non, n.
the .sov, rsnsd defeudRn-sY hereby EoooeS -
complain, In this sceor uhcs has ta a1y e.ss
hd IN ~, oe of TIE Clerk OF ta- Cry and County 4 N,v.
Yors at tie CITY Hall in ssid City, and copy yos
odoe. number = Val street, IL the cy
elusive of the day Of ssch s.Fvee snd yoa ' 70
th- complaint Aforesaid the pantd ell take jrssue
ssirt ysu fer the sum OF Twelve haadre AMI se- toa
cent?, with interest thereon on tae thirty s
d.v Of pecesAer eighteen hundrei dry six tosAe vita
oo,t, Of this scson.-Ds,ed New York D-cesScr H. iss
U NeApAM PAinrf'. httoru.y
DisI.uswN No. Is wsls Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-03
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE vi. sTONISG-

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON AID PROVIDESCE--lnlAntR Ro.;s
the shor.est AID o.: lIr., e.ryiaI the EAs,ern Nal
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK, Csp-. Joel stone, AID
COMMODORE, Capt W. II Fraz-r In ecnreetssn vita .se
srOSIIGTON and PROVIDENCE St BOSTON s2d
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, -GvES New .YsTE daily ,Srn-
esys eIcer,etl from Pier No HOh aver Era, wharf .So's
Battery plse- .: oeloei ard sSoE-rrton ~ - n,
5:le . N
The COMMODORE, from SevYort H5nisy Ws1rsstsy
ana Friday storisE.or Tussdsy rasd.y AID Saturday
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK. froI S.x-Y0ff, Iu-stsy, Thur
day .aa Saturday ho ssoH;Iton A'naay Wednesday I'D
Hriday.
proceed trcE s.oErscn per rsross Prov
d.rcs Bosscn Express Nal fra. rsachrg I'D
place. advance Of tose BY other ro1tss snd n amp, e
ior I'll he early norEIE Lee, eolcsctcE Sorth .at E
P.s-cgeu la. prrfri remain boa-t s s.saer s1oJ
rxs,s undis;ursed bEesktAs desired aae <sv- ssSng
,cn IN tks g train.
Fs-e from Providence &c S,~por- Fiey Cents
Baggage seoolpNes AID .-.ir yh
s.ch way.
Ter pssss,- frefh, .ppy ecGd the
resrse tA= Frs OEee fsS No So-ia River
lie ofice, No. 10 Battery pace Nov 4, lsSs.