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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
CITATION NOTICE.


STATE OF MtsslssIpPI, BY the Probate Court
sunfower County.l May Term, 1859
To Willantina Alsobrook, Mary Lewis Al,o.
brook, William Brantley Alsobrook, Henry
Edgar Alsobrook, Sallie Jack AlsobrooE.
and all Others interested in the estate Of
William B. Alsobrook, deceased:
NJ HEREAS, Isaac L. Pride has tbi. dv
w filed in the Probate Court of SupAowo-
county, Mississippi, his petition for partition
Of certain lands held in common by him, th
said Isaac L. Pride, and VIM. B. AlsobrooI.
deceased, all of which lands are situate, lyipe
and being in Sunhower County, Mississippi'
and known and described as follows, to. witt
South west quarter section thirty-four town.
ship twenty-one, Range two west. the whole
of sections three aud four, township twenty
kange two west, west half of west half Of
section five, east half and east half of North
west quarter section six, east half of section
seven, west half and north east quarter and
west half OF south east quarter section s, west
half and west half of south east half of sec II.
east half of cast half section Is, in township
% of range west.
You are hereby notified to come forward
be and appear before the Probate Court Of
Sunfower County, Mississippi, to be held in
the town of McNutt, in said county and State
on the second Monday of July, 1859, to show
cause, If any you can, why the prayer of said
petition shall not be heard and allowed, and
division decreed.
And it is further ordered that this notice
be published for four weeks consecutively in
the Yazoo Democrat, newspaper published
in the town Of Yazoo City, Mississippi.
Issued the 9th day of May, 1859.
D. W. HESLEP, CLERK.
BtRhUs 4 ARMIsrEAD, Solicitors.
May IA, 1859. (8T st.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

"The Mssissippian argues strenuously that
the revival of the African slave trade shall not
be made an issue in the next canvass. Reason
1t might disturb the harmony of the party"
FickS6urg Whig.
We cannot well understand what objection
can be urged by the Wing against the reason
given. The Democratic party has an import
ant part to perform in elevating-or rather in
developing the elevated destiny of this country.
1t is now compact, united and strong. 1t is
ready for the crisis and can accomplish the
safety OF the Union, and will be sustained in
It's efforts by all patriots. 1t would, therefore,
surely be very unwise for it to dopt new
issue which is not yet fairly before the coun-
try nor generally well understood by the peo-
pie. 1t is not, therefore, that the Mississipplan
or oursef regard the African traffic as the
less important, but because we look upon the
harmony of democracy as vitality so, and alb
solutely essential, that we protest against
making he question party issue.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
THE ARTESIAN SPRINGS,

THlS fashionable place of resort for
| pleasure and health, has been pur. GA
chased By the undersigned and thorough. (I.lsY
ly repaired and refurnished and will he o,,..
for the accommodation of the public on the IST TTf
DAY OF MAY. A"lA
Being determined to keep the ARTFSrv
SPRINGS HOTEL open two seasons, wbetbor ~.
makes money or not, the undersigned will sn,,' ~
neither pains nor expense to make the paca Ta.
it should be, and altogether worthy of the patrnn
age of the public. r''u
A Four-Horse Coach will run daily. coprectr,
with the Express Train to Pickens' Station nm thS
Mississippi Central Railroad 81 miles from tIs
Springs, and hack will be in readiness nj tI' ths
depot at all times to convey passengers poino uD
on the 10 o'clock train. "
Bag@ fine Band of Music will be emr,o,.a
during the season. F'''''
1t is expected that Gen. 7. G. McMackin viii.
have the charge of the house. If he should bs
prevented from taking charge, some other cam.
petent person will be employed
W. r LUCKETT.
APiIi :, ioo'' (3l.H
?. s. All persons visiting the Springs and a.
string letters to reach them, will have them direct
ed to the care of the Proprietor, Pickens Station
Holmes County, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

UNIVERSITY OF MGssIsslPPI-At the recent
senior examination of our State educational insti-
tuition, the following gentlemen took the hOnors,
after an examination which, according to the
Holly Springs Herald, was 8 unusually close and
rigid, and thoroughly tested the talent and learn.
ing of every member of the class. !" First honor
James H. Stuart, Jackson, Miss. Second honor
R Z. Wilbourne, Yallobusha county. Third
honor-R N. Leayell, Pontotoc County The
Herald says:
"The University is in prosperous condition,
and the coming commencement exercises will be
the most interesting that have taAen place since
its organization"
The commencement will continue from Wednes.
day, the 18th day of June to Friday, the 1st day
of july both inclusive. 1t is gratifying to see
so many proofs of the prosperity of our State
University.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

$50 THEY TELLS NE. E."-Street dialogues are
sometimes very amusing. The following con-
yersation was overheard the other day in the
Bowery. See here Jones. hear q great
DEAL nowadays about lotteries had an
idea that the system had died out, but it seems
to be about as popular as when lotteries were
drawn in front of the City Hail." "WelI, so
they tells me-" replied jones. eyes" saws
Smith, "and hear that by sending $40, SIS or
~ gu to WOOD EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ga,
or Wilmington, Del, we can purchase chance
for $4,000 prze!" so they tells me, so
they tells mel" anxionsly replies Jones. "And
further" reioins Smith, 81 have heard of sew.
era handsome prizes having been sold recently
by these managers, and who knows bnt. as ihe
BARRIERS say, it might be our turn next!" swell,
so they tells me-" thoughtfully answers Jones,
and quickly resolves t" send to Wood, Eddy e.
Co., for a ticket.-Sunday At5as.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
THE BURIAL CAsKET!
CRANES PATENT.

.TIHE undersigned have received large supply
L of all sizes and styles of these beautiful Met
allie Burial Cases.
The Casket is the most chaste and elegant
receptacle for the dead that has ever been brought
before the public. They are finished in the hneH
style. being beautifully lined with white satin
and furnished with the finest French plate-glas',
they give full and perfect view Of the quls'
sleeper within.
The Casket is perfectly air-tight, composed o.
metal, and will last for ages.
8ES- We have now supply of the Caskst On On
hand, and respectfully invite our friends to call
and examine them.
They have also the exclusive right to sell VIM
in the limits of Yazoo County.
Fisks Metallic Burial Cases.
C0FFINS will be made for those who prefer
them. Orders attended to at all hours, whetnsr
by day or night, or Sunday.
FITCHETT & FLEMMlNG' !,
Yazoo City, August 10. '58.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
PUBLIC LAND SALE

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance Of
lN instructions from the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, under authority vested in
him by the 9th section of the act Of Congress,
approved Sd August, 1876, as extended by the
act Of June 26, 1856, we shall proceed to offer at
public sale, in front of the State House in the
city of jackson, State of Mississippi, on the %
day of July, 1859, the following described tracts
of land, to-wit:
Fraction Section l, Township 16, Range 8 Wss,
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section l, Township II, Range west
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section l., Township l8, Range s west
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section l. Township 10, Range west
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
10. BELL, Register.
R. A. CLARK, Receiver
April 80, 1859, $685.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

millions of people, you will find your cotton
growing region exhausted. Nature is wise, aud
Nature has devoted just enough of this sphere to
cotton as will supply its wants and no more The
present market may be glutted, but when this
happens, you will find the levees breaking, and
will see cotton going where it never went before,
and you will also discover that manufactures are
springing up where now al is barbarism and ig-
norance Reopen the slave tra.fic and keep il
open-aye, encourage it, and you will moreover
learn that cotton is the worlds schoolmaster-the
grand vehicle of civilization and religion.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
TFon THE DEMOCRAT. I

Mr.. EDITOR: Having seen various evi
dencos of disposition to place Thomas s.
Anderson, ESQ., of Kinds in the Office oil
Secretary of State, cannot withhold an
expression of pleasure at such demonstra-
ton. l know the gentleman, and am fully
aware of his powerful intellect and personal
merit, as well as of his unhinching devotion
to democratic principles. He would make
an officer who would do the State some cred
it, and not stay his term out in Jackson,
make his $2500 year, and then retire to
be forgotten in day, as too many of our
State officers are forced to do through want
of mind or intelligence. The election of
no other man in the State would be hailed
with more satisfaction than that of T. S.
Anderson, Esq, by
A MISSISSIPPI PATRIOT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

The Regulators have driven all the Mex
lean residents out of Sonora Valley, and
have committed robberies and murders in
various places.
The United States troops stationed at
Fort Buchanan have been ordered to the
Valley, to suppress any further depredatiOns.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

Risks taken by the above solvent COM.
Cotton Gins, Dwellings and Merchandisap pany Oh
lowest New Orleans rates. Planters an5 u Tie
wishing to effect insurance upon their Du Other,
are requested to give the above their NJ, property
d. L. BOWER. Avn Ac"Hl
Yazoo City, May 81, 1859 agent
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

MI. Hetcher, The Democratic candidate for
Governor, was elected over Mr.. Goggin, the
Opposition candidate, by about 6OO0 major
ity' Mr.. Boteler succeeds Charles James
Falkner in the 9Th district.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

the Peace, duly qualified to Administor -.
G RIPLEY, President, and THOMAS K ouhS !
Secretary. and severaly made solemn D"ASE oa!E H.
the foregoing statement of the assets .e Os'h ta,
tiOn OF the Etna Insurance Company ia i cOud
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of Tho srue
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON.

T MADISON McAFEE, Auditor of Public Ao-
| counts, of tho State of Mississippi, do hereby
ce}tifv that the Etna Insurance Company of
Hartford. located at Hartford, Connecticut, has
complied with the Act entitled an Act To regu-
late Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies, 4"
approved January 3lst 1857 and in virtue of
the power iavested in me, by said law, I hereby
authorize Edward L. Bower, Agent for said Com
pany, at Yazoo City, in the County of Yazoo, 10
transact business Of Insurance in this State until
the first day of March, 1860.
Given under my hand and seal of Office, at the
city of Jackson, this first day of March, A. D.,
1859. MADISON McAFBE,
r
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11

A Monmouth paper says. " In another column
will be found the certificate of our fellow-towns-
man, James W. Davidson, Esq, to Prof Wood
This is another of the numerous instances where
1t has changed gray hair to raven ringlets, and
paid scalps to waving locks. Let any who stand
In need of this valuable remedy give it a fair trial "
CAuTIoN.-Beware OF worthless limitations. ms
several are alreadyin the market, called by diff
ierent names. Use none unless the words PRO
iessor Woods Hair Restorative. Depot St Louis,
MO, and New York;, are blown in the bottle.
oold by all Druggists and Pateut Medicine dealers
Also oy all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the
United States and Canada.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
9Dse10l <glO95sss.

ADVICE TO LADIEs.-We are aware there are
many of our lady readers who are complaining
of weakness and debility. Our advice is to go at
once and get some of McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier 1t is delicious
Tonic, and Just the thing to strengthen and invg-
crate the whole organization, and purify the
blood. See advertisement in another column.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
A MISSISSIPPI PATRIOT.

VIRGINIA ELEeTIoNs.-The following is
the list of the members of Congress recently
elected in Virrinia.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
ANIMAL STATEMENT

Of tie condition Of tie AI.NA INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, January lst,
1858, made to the auditor of Public
accounts Of the State Of Mississippi, as
required by law Of january 81, 1857
The name of the Corporation is ETNA INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Stock is One Million Dollars, and
is paid up.
The ASSETS of the Company are:
Par value Morlat vo1ro
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Mapager was held at the
Bible. House Astor place, on Thursday. Five new
Societies were recognized; one in each OF the states
Of Vermont, Michgs9 and Indiana, and two Ia IA en-
tucky. Various communications were presented from
agents and friends at home and abroad. One from
the Rev. Isaac G. Bliss, the Socetys Agent at Con
stsptf ope in regard to stereotypng, at the Bible.
House. the modern Armenian Bible with references; ;
from the Rev. James II. Darrell, Wesleyan Mission
ary at Puerto Plata San Domingo returning thanks
for grant of Spanish b bes and Testaments from the
Rev. Levi Jsnver Lodiana, giving account Of the
Scriptures printed at the press 10 that missions from the
Rev T.. Doty Annoy, acknO vledgiDg receipt of = box
of books which II had been feared were lost on the
voyage; from the COlmar Bible Society, France, with
an account OF the circulation Of Scriptures granted by
this Society. Grants Of books were made to the
Georgia Conference o. the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South: 10 the American and Foreign Bible Society
for distribution among French Catholics in Nova
Scotia; books in various languages to captains OF
vessels for distribution in foreign ports; to several
poor suIares TO supply the destitutei several grants
two volumes in raised letters for the blind.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

- Aov. the oft Of the stomach there was soe hemorEhszs
W. 49, sound AZ the time bin. whice wa however,
IT. .r,sed he had rood deal OF difficulty OF bresthrg vita
and reooeut pulse surfse cool; teason coad not BE-
tHLaS nd bs continued sink until th" following
- al ocloct when be died made port-mortem efnn.
ston on he body hours after death the wonnc was tound
- s. n.eS shont h.f inch beo the level OF the tiphod
tbs ms neighborhooa in6ltraed with
E c.,,l.snous oon'inuson Of toe seventh eighth,
in,h ,oS ,,n,L rb completely she. away fragments Of
Iieh ee found portions OF the sound the sixth
"a ..vsnh s fractured the former about inch from
bs pcIop m eosts cartilage and the Ster about is
sS there Of that poItioJ Of th disphrag
~, snteor surface Of the liver while The IL
.s va through g, anterior surface % the extent 81
and egbtI nbs just below the point OF wound
into Which lodged portion of wad AID few suau .ho
shot ouJc In several parts the wouod The cavity OF te
ed with pint Of ve'nous blood the lung W"
ipjured aud healthy, except the Inferior
the anterior margin, which coDsested the " VIC
chest due 20 the wound Of the liver the orcese ny
opinion his death collapse the result o the '
nes received.
This concluded the case which was submitted 70 tae
jury, after few remarks By the Coroner ani 10 ie"
minutes tie following verdict was returned:
"Thst Martin ObeD, tne d.cea.ed came 70 n' deah oJ
t,b,n.rx 1889 Al No Vset street and we believe that
,d AZ. G shooting done In self defense, and perfectly Ju
fable :. , =,
The prisoner was accordingly discharged by the
Coroner when he was congratulated by numerous
friends who were present.
The funeral Of deceased will take place tomorrow.
He is 10 be uttered in Greenwood Cemetry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

sppssrssoe soi quite crrd'tshie TO the Amsnoss
stufsc,uier. They s-e. however. taken from tss
,tceu' drsistS which have appeared ia toe Fore'Sa
markets, viii sCme improvcueats TO confcrm to 'aS
tas.s OF the CEREAL tiase.
fsegn.
TIE mports'ots d tire past week have been lsrss,
but MT equal 10 1857, slthouga in eIcess o. 1853
resry 000n. It's wOnbyo OF cote thai Of "a import
siou OF 1910 lfs, only s7e7.il7 were Of cottoa
fsbrcs. TIE b,snce is msce up Of woolsns, Silk,
Fax aud mi-oelisneous. the hssvy importation Il
which h.s been induced by the small Importation of
lat year, which len u, witscu. any stock. Tnese
orders we're seIt out during the Au,ums. and - We
are s3yi.ei 70 further order Of Any acc pant viii b
given owing 20 tue c6arges in the foreign markets.
which have advanced to sach point ss TO prsclals
tu,thsr Importation. We SHALL for the mex! few weeks.
have heavy impous,ons as the resul. of the isss
Autumn orders, but they will not be Of such mssu-
tude a. 70 excite alarm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
IAdyertis, ment.


Novel method of treating Consumption and
scTou ous diseases from HALsrIDs late TREATISE 0S MorOE
FATHY:
Pt pat the ps,ieu. into m-dicstsd bath, into
which poured current u negative electricity
This chemically destroys the oily acids and other imp f-s Of
only those upon the surse bu inviting the whole oTgsn
and ls miles Of vsse IL the system - throw on
BY those uAtEs channels the oesd and impure mater N me
rculstioD Then, while the yrses OF mouths freed OF t
in the chemical food Of the second
bath the patient removed 20 H. T. this second bn ass been
previously added Ci tle blood renewing sid purifying
ehemi the bypc phostes of e and sodz, Tie pasAe
oi potAsss phosphorc acid piophste Of 0l or some o. @
s1hurtt, indicated BY the temperament disease or idon
crsy Of the lent These chemical ailments Ar a;eTat'e
AID ishiBg And capable OF repairing losses ia many parts
stimulating DouTisbeut The electro currents om the
positive pole OF the checa BAKERY which applied 70 ms
both powerfully with lie efforts Of nature, which AZ a.
the en5eavcr cary hesy deposits pt wn-fe
supplies, ard IN the esOIt . remove tSesse.
The Alternating between these two baths viii a. oree b sen
Iosscs advantages Icrofous dease AID II a. 60
p.nts connected with CT dependent upon impurities oil 1s
tood.
Articles TO tie end given by the mouth BY ensua
limitation IN CousunpCn ard bronchitis b9etf ~
scon 20 passages In o. lung disease es
used The ches. Aca body removal non he
second has break night ssests and - keep Ip
the sbssroeEts Of tie sktn oaec: OF esen
la copsi teraron IN diseases OF :Ais nature
These ther vsubae slxsries 20 be pecln slra
.iou Geld baths sas the inyisoso1 Of Ao.ors.s tra
u,ut whah st permesss and brsces With ho-rs o.
stren.th vitality the whole system not only freeing 2
h.,t.v ol power" Tre1e N0trydtht IS Address
H. HaLsItp, III. D., Round Hi Ws,erC1re, NOriaamP'0n
MasG ga, -. .. .r.,.,..
H- on Tuesday ana Wednesday Of sach Ee-k during tss
month ouy Calls received from 10 70 IL sad tom T. Oe-
Of inquiry and circulars free.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
Ii ~ INTELLIGENCE.

{. S. COMMISSIONERS COURT-F.b. 4-Beiors Mr..
GtoRGE w MORToS.
. OOH NEArTN FOR SOT KEEPISG HI> DIIsHE> CGEAS.
Ine Ctisd stsIss s James KrnLecy of ne s5iP Ellen
Austil.
ms was a complaint for cruel and unusual punlsh-
nieni inflicted by the mate or John Pratt. the cook.
IL appeared by the testim1ny that the cook served
out ne meats fox the dirty patters tae c'ew
e.uI .iH.i, AID .hs mat: es.sd w Nv W., al,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
.NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

MEETING oF PROPERTY. OwNERs.-A meeting o'
poPeTtyOwners Newark was held On ThuTstiy
usht Metropolitan Hs for the purpose of couterrng TO
geBe N reference certain needed ana 20 ase
protect ter iU-eEests Resolutions atoptad
pote,uz any atestion Of ths lawful grade the
between H-ndeson and Warren stree ~ apply TO tHe
Common CouusD % the building Of sewer on the
plan proposed BY the Water Commissioners sd tina. the
eah be sprrd raising Of portions Of said b As
esabhshed GRADE Committee appointed 20 petition tie
Common Council 90 carry Out The reEo ltlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
lAiverti%mer.
A VITAL WANT SUPPLIED.
p.,rrNfS

CosDESsED FAMILY AEDtciSEs
Occupy tie middle ground between AoPhay, hon ps.Ay
and the Collateral bran zee Of the Healing Ait embracing e
good Of AL ~ stems vtt their defects
Pr; With directions 'oi prompt e oy IL
dividus and Families PocKEr CAsEs Of x remedies cou
densed making /. ets. mixture Pce & - hoera u.s.
count on pacssgeso Of sdoz-u cases ~
Prepsred only By HENRY BARoEN, NJ. D.
Office and Depot,
Para Buildings, No Beekman 81, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE c. VANDERBILT.

THE c. VANDEKBILT.
The steamer Vanderbilt, ashore Fishers Island,
was moved 20 feet on Thursday, and has probably
been got ahost by this time.
NAVAL.
The United States steam-frgste Brooklyn left the
ravy-yard yesterday, proceeded down the bay, and
anchored Off Quarantine. She has on board l43 souls
altogether Mr.. Westervelt and three of James Muir
phys pen 60 in her to Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

TBE QUsRASTINE.-Our sages ct Trenton have
refused he sppc York let that useless strip OF
lane Known Sandy Hook be -,sd for Quarantine pgrps-s
To men oi .ucl hltec yisicG Z reAsc enough tsr
state hr derive sdvsntaze from the trans
fer snc 'be contracted selfish pr. who's head
esrtsri 70 be State House, aroused Is sre
-. la % JD-IIe- a ~ 49, P---' .. - n -
tr.lle who're Is likely be, than =: Sandy HOos
Gen legislators % nothing bu. charter special banks aud ma e
face. sPpoBuelt, Is wonder the reputation Of
s-ratorS and Aerhynel sEoui De below par sl1 the
iIen-lge' ue.r eonrsi pref jaiee which they
ss cong a. Il tie power % perretus;-' II l. could be
sae ihs ne POP 0f Monmouth County would Dc ourta
uch ehcsaEesi those Of dsou Essex Pascal ard BeE
fn ar nov, would nothing B.. ire OILY rial obec
uoL Is slsy, sssn Determination obIze n-!gabJrag
s.s;s, Il Ne aeip j. Peterson Guardian
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
-iss1-ui.
GIRNEi

fASvrT-ss1-o'.l
GTRNEf>
kEs Pz)lsSsAPHfg AND tSEAsr GALLEY,
90 EE1ADwty.
Ys; block below Ee- io-t E-th- nos' ext-1SS- estA'
i.trsrt Ia tie wor1.
pRcTosnfss, DAsrTREEoTrPEs' MINIATURES II oii sad
IvoayTYPNs.
B-Os pssusr-cty9es Ct t-ceasei p-rsors copied 81,
rged % Iire ~ Phongspnc process .ai hnara n
a. style equal - ika sr msce tom lie
Gallery cIel { p a. 'or trsV ,pt 'ol- 49,.
J GrgSES Ph0.on1Psic Artist
No ~ BfosdwsJ.
fAivsr-issuleat
WHATS N NAME Just call those peerless
NubsH 1roGbador.s Be--ln's Museum a. Asl-ro lAt
Oprs Troupe they Wci win he spPsuse on the er~eds
Trey inrabe IN thsi- TASTE thrI soAiy ani
n, II reXhaUsby They .~in tsotae. ot ou sset
of Eood hGr1or beEichEg J u A,.rs-oIs hey
put Ur .cE ihi. afternoon ard evening.
lAdvertse-1eut.l
GREAT SINS iTIoS
Hiss been p'oduc-d by
CH.RITY GREEN.
See comments of The Prrss OF irs; page.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

THE DEMOCRATIC PRIYhRIEs.-The Democratic
Primary meeting. Thursday got resulted IL the Of
the Bradley delegates IN nearly all the wards o. he cy Inc
Vanderbilt trkets made but poor In the largely Demo
cratic wards heavy and considerable interest was
manifested while the Opposition wards bUt few votes were
poeo and little interest except few politicians who
had eye erythip z In their
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

PHRENoLoGY Examinations, with charts and
written descriptions Of character given daily A. the Pheno
logical Cabinet No Ss Broadway blocks above the Psh
Private roomp for Gentlemen Ladies' fowler WILLS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

NEW FERRIES.-Notice has been given that an
Application viii be made the New York Common Council for
the lease Of slip at BIps slip and the granting Of
ferry franchise ,hererom point At the foot Of South
Seventh street D. and so fer the requisite lese and frau
chi.e for ferry from Broome street NeYors 10 South Fourth
street D. Il known who the projectors Of The In
tended IA " ferries.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05
Advertisemert.

FREELY GIVEN TO THE POOR.-Tne poor and
needy suffering from bad Colds CouEhs other lang com
plains will receive bottle Of Mrs GARDSERs unryaed lN-
DIAN MEDICINE grauitousy, by application Q, WEEKS POT
TFps No Itl BostOn,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

compositions in opera aHd sors no. Ecrgst;ns tie I'm
pie Old melodies Of the days Of sranimo.hers. It
il sold at rste within the means Of all.