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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.



M. Hind rstuir~d from his lat esplosing sxpeti
ton 90 a North West Territory sboot ten days ss1
Mr.. Hind vac accompanied by Lord Caven1ish asd
Mr.. A.hley as Ter ss Chicago. Lord 6fosvsns, . nw
70 on buHsl, kuLt, ard started OF on hosssosHk,
With alfhreed guide, on . Journey OF several han-
died mics although the Thermometer ives bsl0w sero.
tt. young gsn'le@An love ID sport enst be ssroag
wher ne cou cave bic companions when they wers
ab, u 10 return civilization, ~ 90 upon such "a sx'
pediiion.
Mr Hind ard bis party thoroughly explored the
neigh borhood of the Assn,boins, snd uevessea the
,vutI branch Of the Ssskathswan sone hos drsds cf
niles. He use, csnocs going one wAy And fsf the
other took horses by sbich ho secured more tnor-
ougb kroxledss Of the coaDry than the tuf usdeis
WHO travel by water eptuely The Comp snye PeoPe
have avays reported toe S~kaichewan - Tunning
through . sandy plsp, utterly unit for cuiavaaon-
Mr. Hit ls people admit the banks OF The nver 70 %
tsno, cay that ve orles from /, the land svea
richer Geu on the RED River. The chn fs 70 noch
nilder and Ia. ~seetaton moot .xufu ant. ffo0 toe
accounts Of ,be hunters .ouI appear, howsvss, that
the slope Of land at the ess.sro base Of the Rocky
Nom tains s tie finest part 1T the Territory. Inc
snow is said 10 lie deep there, Snow sncss cen9
unknown TO the Indians, and 1t IS well tnnbsred
country. Ibis is the locality also 10 which The eosi
b,ds eNs. Nr. Hind did Lot penetrate % Tar, %. ne
bad updoub,ed proOfe of their exstence A. Foft Ed
moptcn a, other western peSscfth Company, they
u.e the coal Tor then iory., 1, would appssr frorn
Nr. Hipds researches that the hope OF hodisg good
coal ON tre Assnibope has proved groun1less. Lag
n,e is found, but not in soch Quantities a. y %
profitable. There is, however, over ne whole oonn
NV sufficient wood for building and fuel Dung the
first settlement Of the country and sfsrwTt there
are su pie stores cf timber to tse ncr'S for .ech
there sre easy means OF transportation 70 tn: prairss
In ths wsy If tran sportAfioo is - believed tass Mr.
UId's psriy made discovery. Tney f,snd that a
siuert of the AssibiboiBs approached wiihie very
.hort distance Of the Ssskstehe wan. II the $50
streams could be joined, there would oe very grsAs
psyipg in distance TDe only route previ0ssy Ak
n,rS wss by the lske, 30 th. outh Of the Sasks
fhewsn ard ;here ee passsd the b.ier Of the fas aP
IA. river The northipg and sOuthng wOad he saves,
BY the newly discovered route, since the branch o.
the Assnibolne runs almost due west rom hed hvsI.
A. the hi.best point at which Mr.. Hind saw the
Saskatchewan, it was half mile broad and sever
feet deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
THE ONLY ARTICLE
L UERJvALED IN MARKET,
WIFE ihMxksS
HOME ANE EUROPEAN


D.sar. ns ssol and ~sJ ss The S.
removes ali d.ndrud schu from the so4lp sniets
and tbe n.e md thus ssIe AZ nsrvoo S.
=. .r P u.a ns {, 81 L. .ss. ssan. ~: Or
resd sbe following And Judge for Iour::slvss; ,s~
MEssRs. O. J. WOOD o.
OIKrLGxEx: Having heard good deal stout Professor
op nv mind TO sy prejudice, winch with
Asres many prons bad sssDst aD manner OF patent sec
commenced nkine youI Gacier 70
The re.sf been very ...i,ory :h.. An very sss
other. may be ara, " was but Who h.,n. ny pre-
ve your Restorative s till they have further proof and the
Set proof being oar deDonsts.ion write you this letter
ior further prof. am and Of n Y. Wire Railing
Establishment every day
every v~y being se and thicker aud much more
sshs snS 0o1Ss {dms. {ST sSa Boo
Pro, wOop- s1 Your Hal, Re'or.ti,e aa. done
much good Part the country Ny hair hss been ssAt
& for yss esoifs s.sS s.n1 O goa 'sh a Rs
.orst,. .l .a w.el. and fnd thai have ne Of
,rowi. ,er having used al other rsnedle. tno.n
sSv,s =. .ho are .ic,ed that way TO your remedy
You publish this Jou hiDk propsr fo9IS Sr1 1rou
PHrLADrLPHh, Sept 8, 1887
Ppop woop-Dsss s% Your Hair Res.orstive proving
head Almost lost n. in sALD used bat
two pint bottles Of your Rorsnve, and now the Yep o.
my head well studded pro& rrop OF young hAn eAo
The front receiving benefit have tined othef Pep
stons without any benef. whatever tbnf rom my ovp
persoIa endstion, can induce many etheI 70 w
No. 464 vinek-
rhe restsatve put up In bottles Of three sizes w Lsrse
medium and small the sm. holds half pint, .nd rsas ,oi
e per bottle the medium holds least twenty pei ssnt oI
In proportion than the small retsls for .? per bottle tn
eofds sus1s N cant more In proportion ana fe Jul
Q bottle. .
WOOD CO.. rropd;,or. Nc slS SIo.d.'y . M NJ
Yerl tn the great Wire Railing Lss.eh'nmen' ana no.
ia Harhetst, st. Louis Mo. ,
And cold BY oil good DrusGsts and Fancy Goods peAe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
matfr Cure.

nR. MUNDEs WATER CURE, at Florence,
IL Msss three miles from the Northampton Railroad
Depot the largest and bes regulated establishments
In United States hsp In opersoD tbrobsbout the year
DIR. bunde 10 PnessnE the most emipept prac-
titioDsr Of the that Germany has produced"
". Y. Tribune.
His various pnbhcsion' codvaer eures certainly
smsps best the superior Of IN GERMANY
Hons Journal
1--WE are convinced that higher authority than be- In
matters Of hydopaby be found In own or sther
county" Masss,n@ Of Homeopathy and BydroPaty
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
CyypREME COURT-City aud County Of New

York AND GS0oKLyN BRASS COMPANY, Josn D.yO!,
Ceros, III NoItoa Albert A. Mssou, william H. nan Ast
G.crre spies Samuel Hyde, Sherman Bson' h~ny n
Luther Ann Hupter Ceihs. Nortos, AID he!s, pusi
e..,6 Charles T. NsIks Alonro Chld SAmus! T. InpPe,
Aver Ns,hcwson william Fletcher. Tsomas F.cber kapa
s.iI,v William fpos Seles George 4 Howana and
The brooklyn Bras. aud SNpper Company II, tse s,S'e
n.r,d You beety summoned and required 70
the con Amt this sctiot -hch 'hs day hd
The oce Of the CouO,y Cek .. the C ssd CSiaty Of Ns~
oony of ,our answer the ssd cor pan oH sse sub
s,br. ., tier oce NJ 10 Wall street IN ,ss .y o. :,
~ h,n ,v.nty dave after the service OF ths
o ,en.iy, of tbr Jay of such services Ana yoe hh
,bs complaint within ss s1s % s ,.s
nn IN III 49,. -n.,sa Ae~ .vors, Deeemeer J. lsoS
!" PARSONS, H0Gs RIGGS, PAinra': A,soysfS. y ws
A w. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

HARVARD COLLE6E-From the report Of Amos A.
Law rer ce, the Treasurer appears that the pros.
periy of the College has net bssn materially affected
by the commercial disasters Of tho past yesr. The
BoylstOn Nuseum has been completed a. . cost OF
90 coo. The som Of $ 600, beqoeAtbed by tse lstS
r. W. Ward. for the purchase OF books, has besa re-
ceived from his eIecutorp. Mr.. William Il. Asdrews,
on signing the Office OF Treasurer last year, geys the
Of e. 800 10 the Plumner Fund, having previously
given the same amount for the nne parpose. NJ. Il.
Lee has given $3.50 for the pnrchsse oi books for the
Alfred Professorsbip. A subscnpuon comoeocsd BY
Wm Bturgis j. =. Gushing, Thos. Lee, and Jonsthsn
PHILIPPE Of ZOO each, for the benefit Of the ae5icl
Department, Still remains open. The vast soologicd
collection Of Prof. Agssss made from all pAsts Of the
world remains unseen and almost useless IN Q tempo.
rary boIding, sld the Professor Who s devoing his
he 10 the Of natural oDce In this c.
Of prosecuting his researches, nor even u pro-
serving the collection, which be Offers 20 the corpora
ton. Were this collection made available, Prof.
Agassiz believes that he would attract TO Cambridge
odepts even from Europe. Tue exscutors Of the ats
Thomas Dowse propose 70 give - 600 TO rebuild the
conserystory in the botanical garden. This depart
mtnt hes DO adequate tonIoe Of ineoIs, ssd the
chemical dspsrsn ent u similarly stssssd; Ihs re-
ocepu Of Tie College for the year ssvs zen
$3Gl 04l e5 including PA 20 cash on hand q the
commencement Of the yesr. The expeodit1r.s have
been $75 54 3s and there remains on hand N caso
the sum Of Sos 5l7 ~. The salary Of the President c
the College IL 81 800 and his house rent; Of Psof.
Huptir gtop & 500 and mot # the other professos
2,eO0. The amount Of property belonging to the Col
lrge exclusive Of the College and the grounds Cd.
jo,riDg l. valued st u oo9 636 40 OF this sa,osnt
t5e3 O4 IS n notes and mortgage, and el6s so %
high cost Of living, the salaries paid 70 the oosfs o.
instruction and goverenect in the College are 49,
oos.e 10 provide for the naiutsnance Of thsu sAes
when they sbal become disabled.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
HEALTH Of AMERICAN wOMEN.-An 10

HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.-An To-
IL cal asrDe irregularities, si'psesmeDts and dsuie'
together constitutional symptoms and diseases Of women
are radically cured BY THE 0RAEFENBERG COMpANVs
MARSHALLB UTERINE CATHOLlCON. t. Priss 81 80
per boitL. For sale BY az Dyuggi'ta
See isstins~y N TAs ~ y Weekiy sad Semi Weekly Tribune
Lee l.
Having messed the e6eet 81 the 0rsefenbtrs CompnS
Msbss Uterine C.thocon fr many yess In OF every
grace severity and having fully compared its effects WITH the
uestm,It Of the best ply Of the day. unhe.'anty
In favor Of 0rssenbsrs iensdyA MAcKES
,IE. Nashville Tenn.
The mediIiDe 10 Invaluable y n. Y. Ddiip Sra
"WOmen p.eo longer sur.I.' IN Y. pailp Neps.
~ Pive bottles for Sc charges pd 20 end Of
ExTrs,s bpe. Address JOSHUA BRIDE, M. D., Secre-
tsry Graetnberp Company No 81 PaIkrow D. Y.
koTlTbe high moral Al scientific character Of The 0rss
fDbef Company warrants every reaoer Of this notice against
ina ositit %.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

~ Of an nsovsb, om his debts pursuant 10 the provisions
OF tbe third article Of title Of the hhh chapter Of the
secotd part Of Revised stautss-EDWARD 4. BOWEN
Of the CITY Brooklyn County KINGS and State Of New
Yorh ipsovent Notce frst published November II, lsa
Cr,o,oi 10 appear before the Hon CULVER CITY Judge
Of the CITY Court Broolu at bis chamber No SIS Fulton
street City of BIookyn, the 10. day OF February
have. why an assignment Of the said insovent estate sooud
not BE- sde and hssed from his debs pursuant 70
'N' ~ PARSONS RIGGS RIGGS,
p9o r.vlsvSet Attorneys, No. 10 Wallet. New fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

A Der cried on. 20 the resoer TO hurry ap tie
readii then.
An.f rbs reaGpg the crdustce wss adopted, without
debate, by IA Ytasto Nays.
Tie report Of the Ordinance Committee amending
the d ce reg gulaiiog :he Finance Dspatmeot, Wa
coneur,d in.
r.touop 20 extsrd the hoeptalties OF the city 70
Sell ssor Houston, was adopted Nessns. Biuce
Rhodes and Nolan were appointed committee 70
ssyry out the object of the T. solution.
Erteh d., e B.rkaan Greet hkrosgh tie ParS.-rhe
rssouiion in favor ot this pfoec. -ss concnrred 10.
iesolo'iop was adopted, directing The Sae-t C1I-
mtsobeT TO opeh n curved carriage way across toe
pa k, mir from Park place to B. ekman street and
Park row. the carriage say be ot The width Vf PAX
place.
The Street Commissioner directed 20 advertise
for proposals for paving tie sad CARR isge way with
b 'ciar pavement
Central Park Erye.sion Mayor Ii,nsnl sen. in
veto I, the resolution ie relation % exteIiiog the
area of tie Central Park and wi euipg Seventh
nue from TIE rortreTn boundary TO toe Harlan Rlve'
TIE ususl Committees Were eppoin'ed TO wat upon
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen 70 INFORM them t1at
tbie Board WAS about to adjourn, and Ike Commit
tee came in from the Board Of Aldermen.
Resolutions were ADOPTED presenting the thanks OF
the h, ard 10 the President Clerks sud officers OF the
ord and to the reporters, and tie usual compliment
tsry speeches We're made. . ..
r.. min nutes tf this meeting were resf by M CHAs;
McCLEsAcHAs, tie Clerk, after which the Board
styf dts,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
Me6iral.

CONSTIPATION (COSTIVENESS) and DYS-
~ PEPsIA completely vhout msdieine., injections
OF bstns by DAVIS ERVALENTA CRACKERS An atrees-
bic and nutritious vegetable food manufactured from W
ton's Original ruiDe ErvseD Their effect IN speedily
orns stomach and bowels tbs condition
iLes al elsss Of phbehsve Cercss And references of
he r.sp+oabe and upau.wsbe eharscter Not Rub
10 The position Of these escke
end their brnefceDt operation guaranteed or tas
purchase money returned Manufactured and sold eny BY the
utscrber st h. Cracker Baiery No. 2ls Foyth fnee 81
pound. VII keep for ysan in any eknsts None
Gel puine but those stamped "Dsvy'ar
ISAAC McGAY, No. rs 1orytbs- N. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
STATE OF NEW-YORK-SUPREME
~ cnIRr-CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-YORk-

- CoURT-CTTY AND COUNTY OF NEW:YORk.
iIIZAufTH d. ROE plaintiff, agaioG JAMES X COOK,
CtaIo.e A Lyon weIey Lyon. Richard W Cuanniasssu,
Apcrew Spence. Theodore Tomirson "i.h.m A. aoptn.
WtE.m G Beta Charles Burial. Charles Emmens Curts
Bean, John v Coz. rrancs heosuier, Georse Kechan
Wih.m slsuson Jacob Uuryee. junior spd Noah Oury~
ism Ronr.rd Jsrnrs Murphy, John Norm. DAVID Wsnas
Tb. ouinn Edward CsTserl Nsaani.i We s,ep1sn
Jobn B. Irrlsne John A. Weber Alfred schsnek henry
strulr Micsssl DorDely PstIich Conway heny bEesTa
R,r,yer &c John Milton Smith, Dcfcn u.s-Sommons-
For Relief TO the Defendants and each OF them; lou an
hereby sun snd required 10 snswer The csmpn th
sc,i h wss 6led the oce Of The Cevk OF the City and
Couu,y Of New the 18th day OF Octoee lss sna
,e,ye COPY Of youI on ne a. my on NO % wan
,sc In s3 CIV of York within twenty days af<f The
fv. rcoi exclusive Of the day Of such service and ySu
f % answer the complaint assessid TIE PSnn VII SppY
to for the relief demanded III I0e
New-YoIk October le& >x. n,,,., ...
1I,.xe-s No. Sc Wsls-, New ferk City
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

The average salary Of eergymes In the Chwea
England, high or low, 10 q 400. The sver.ss 2Xx
clersymen n this country y hardly fsasta ~ ="
suU.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of New York. notice is hereby given to Al
peron, hs,ins esims ssen JAMESW SCOTT late OF the
tty Of Newyork Ceri deceased 10 present The came with
vouchers thereof the subscriber si the ocs OF Edward
Frazer No IN the City OF New-foh, on or be-
fore the twenty day sf January ns1t-DsIsa New
Terh, the 2sd day Of July iEa HENRY w SCOTT
lau6 6pnS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
feaal Notites.
CIAMATlON
n A KING Gov.

DROCLAMATION--8y BY JOHN A. KING, Gov
i ernor Of the State Of New rtWhsTess com nusics
op from John Kelly Rep sentative Congress from this
tta, 10 on the Oos Of the Secretary OF State IN
The words following 10 wit: =, ,,,., r.
resign my Representative for the lVth Con-
,r.,,ons D., In the Thirty 6hh Cosere" Of tae United
Sses of YORK. 10 take erect on
fifth say Of Dssssber next" r.. .,.,
psIs,ph fourth TIE Cos ,uou OF the United sts'e do
be.b, der tlaim that eectoo for kepressnays
40 r, pr.pt the tn sressonal Dct In the Thirty
Cor Of thr United States for the UneIp term for hch
tbe ,an John Kelly esc'e6 and 10 I'LL the Va Ancy thus
cr.s cd in the s.io Nh Consrs opN District con
si,,i I the Fourth SIXTH, Tenth and F1urte'nth Wsds Of
the div Of Newly oIk, WEDNESDAY the oth Gay Of
January next wbich election TO be nched hed and CON-
oueitd .l liz the manner prescribed BY law
In wtne whereof he5e herurto shxs: name and ihs
Pryy the State tss fifteenth DAY Of Deosmoer In s
year Of our LORD thousand eight ncfs1 and hityehI
By the Governor,
Henry l. SEANaN Private Secretary
STATE OF NEw.yoRk, OFFICE OF THt SECRETARY OF
STATE ss-I hereby certify that the correct copy
,h- osnA psocsmson OF John King this day filed u
this ofhcs 80
Wtpe,s nv hand and seal Of ecs City Of Albany
th, 6ftesnth day q n, cembeF, 1853
IL.s1 GIDEON J. rUCkCR, Secretary OF state.
sdss'rr's OFFICE. NIw.YoRy, Decsnbsr II, 1852 To.
above ubsra nrnspt 20 the Boce OF the Secretary OF
sts and the IN such ss': maj sna
pro,ised 1AhGS e. VII LET,
All the public lie spspers county r~hl,sh the
abb We once the eecss and then hsId In 'ei
hs adv. the same 20 test they may ee Aid before
ao Of Supervisor passed for pAymspt see Revised
Statutes vol L. chap g. title Article Sd part lat page +o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

(yENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Coln~etbs Ne snpton With the Delaware, Lsehs
Western Rsre ad and Essos wss the Lshsh
Valley Railroad.
FALL ARRANGE kEN1 commencing Oc.ober l. ls5s
Leave Ns~Yorh for EssOn ard intermediate places from Pier
No. North Ri,er a. M, u m, ane foF soneT.
VI e by above tYabs and 1t p. n.
The above Elizabeth with the New.
Jersey kahosl which leave R-~ orb from foot II Court
laLdtst, H ~ and IL IN, and ano p n
Fasrrers The Dss~Ge Lskswanna and Western RAJ.
road viii have at y os For Lehsb Valley R~,o.s ct
y q m and u JOHS O. sTERNs Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
NNsYLVANIA LROAD.

DENNS VANIA RAJ L K o ID.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Pelnsyvsna Railroad connects st Pittsbureh with rsi
roads and bom 81 Lous Mo. Ahon 0aens and Chicago
m SIsDhfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky; Tern Hsne
Madison Lafayette AND ,DdsnapoA Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Bpnrsselc BteDtaine SaDdashy Toledo Cleveland Colun-
bvs Zsnssvie Msssop and Wooster, Oboj also With The
ss~su psoIet boat from and 20 Oresns D. Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati
Trousb Tickets for the East b had at Of the above
mentioned places 10 the West
BAGGAGE CnEcxEp 7BsoueB.
Psps<pfen this and expeditions stbef
FARE AS Low As BY ANY OTHER ROADS.
Bee kapdbiIls, framed, 10 .hs hotels Of this city.
Through Tckets further Information may Be lad = ne
PENNSYLVANIA RaILROAD,
No. 2A6TOR HOUSE BROADWAY,
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
yor EmnsD. Ticket. apply at No 0 Battery plAes.
November l. 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

IN PURSUANCE Of N order of the Surrogate
Of Me Cossty Of NevYol notice h sx.by gwen 70 an
D.nops bsvins claims sesipss JACOB sTRU hie Of the City
Of kevS Il, deceased, 70 presrni the sane With voeehrn
thereof to tAe sob-eTiber, ct the ooe Il Edward srs1
No ne Banh st. In the City Of NevYorh before the
day March ne1t-Da@d NewYort, the Sd esy Of
ssy's. ,.ss1s o., is~ is.tcpss66ERboyK E1-su'ors-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
sf County Of New York u brreby given % AL
Hsrobs having slaims Asaips. BENJAMIN g. X RlChAhu
SON late Of the CT Of EewYort, dccessed to present me
thereof the subscrter 81 h Psce OF
lsnes No - OrsDdtr-e in tbe City Of Brookyp EISt
District beore the Iii ID day Of April neXt-uaed new
Yssh the eighth ssy Of October, le5e
HENRY c. RICHARDSON, Executor.
sslsvems OLIVE W. RICHARDSON Erecotra
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of be Couny OF NewYOrk, Notice herehy sivsn 70 81
psTobs having ols ss.in,t CHARLES HASIlS 3s A1
tse City OF Ne~Yorh deceased present the same VII
vGnohs ther o. the sus-cTibr bic place Of eosne
II Park Rns the Cy of NevYok, before the ioth
DAY Of june pextDsted New Yosk tie y day oil Deeen'e
lsSa VAN COrr,
an las6m. Administrator with the win aaDe1ec-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
ArOrI(E of APPIICATION. for The discharge

NOTICE Of APPLICATION, Tor the dlscharge
IN insovent from hk d-SH Plsuan. 70 the prosoLs
OF the hid article Of the hst tiie OF ne IN snsPf o. .pe
,eeopt part of Revised s.sutes-HESRY Ely OF tne
Cit, Of Brooklyn, County Of KING AID STATE o.
ps Published November III ls5e Credros
" spp4ar before the Hon H. CULVER, City judge Of The
City Conr, Of Brooklyn s his Chsmber No SIS Fahon e
ip City Of Brooilyn the ls. day Of February 1853
seocA ue forenoon, and show any they have, Why
an assignment the said oveots estate should not b- ma ie
hi. debts the postsions
Of the ststue sforesaid- PARSONS. RI0GS L. RlGGs
no lawlowSat Attorney, no. ~ AiF"' " L.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

NEW SHORE ROUTE TO PROVIDENCE and
ltNoON sTONINGTON, PROVIDENCE and 90 sTON
blLR0 ADs-On and after Dec 81 trains wi leave
biz m, and arrive 10 Providence ct $3.50 and Bstoa 30
ln. RICHARD N. D0WD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Win NEW
81 PORT aud FALL RIvER--rbe speodid and superior
amer BAY STATE, Capt Jewett leaves New-ior every
IspAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY st O'cloch 2 m
the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Buyton, ep MONDAY
tDNEsDAY and FRIDAY st O'clock p. m, nom fisf No.
r. .
Hereafter no win be regarded secured to any sppB
4 until toe same sbsl have been paid for.
to Boston IL forwarded through with great dispatch BY
tEI press Freight Tain.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
HUDSON RIVER KAILROAD,-From d,

2e 1853 the Trains will les,e Chan ber'st station o.
pw,: Express Tram. q. NJ. and 3:l5 and +;5o p IN
any NAL Train II rs for Poushieep.e. s:f5 m
BA; for PeeAttil', 5p. Tne Poushke-pne Peehsau,
10 sins pobbs Ferry TTsDs stop st the Way s.pona
ana isr NewYoIh leave Troy ., sos and ioso and
Is sad 5:S5 IN and AL any sbont Is minutes lsts, on
mays ., s,p M AT. SMITH, superintendent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-26
Fort Wbvtl, Wills:

OUR MERCHANT FIGURING MILLS, sltuatea
" on the Clear Fork of Trinity river, near fors
Worth, with thres of Burr STONES, with eirsn~
lar saw attached, are now in successful operation
These mills were put up under the supcrlhieHu "
.f most experielccd mill-wright-one of tbs pre-
prietors and will receive his constant personal atsn
ton. 4. III
short notice at 20 w ger nan9lee
-Four from VI on to " oVPer hunureN:
Our surcrfns -four is as good rs any manufac'urc -
in the country and bficrs for any Reasonable aIs ri
will be filed promptly. ,,,,
| f. Worth Texas, Nov. II, is5s.-2o
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-26
LAMB :ssa.g 8'E1GM ENaeds SALE
AT AUCTION.

rG'HT1 undersigned will SELL to the highest
l bidder, Mt his residence, at auction. on Thurs
day. the 10Th of February. 1859, 200 acres
of land, divided to suit purchasers. This land lies IN
tie North part of Caldwell county, - miles South OF
Atstin and 10 miles North Of l.otkhart on the soutn
side of the San Antonio road aud the East side of
the Austin road. near the crossing of the two roads
The location II one Of the most suitable for Public
House in Western Texas The lnpd is of the best til
able character, and is clothed with ns fine me2qnlt
! grass asgrnws in Texas This tract contains about
500 acres Of post oak timber
A.o another tract will he sol at the same time,
COZ tanning G07 ncrcs, lying seven miles Nor-fast OF
Lockhart, on the WchhCrville road One huhufeI
and sixty acres Of this land is under good stake ana
iridcred fence and 100 acres in cultivation Two log
houses with passage between, Fireplace 10 each
house; also an excellent fruit orchard, ~ apple trees
and 50 peach trees, attached to the place 'l SUI
fcicnt quantity Of timber to support the tract
Also will lie sold, at tie same time and RE
Mace 100 Head OF Stock Horses ana IN
Mu,es, 10 Of which are halfand threc-quar-
ter breeds, the balance Spanish Jacks, half an
Breeds sucking colts and year olds one
good Kentucky Jack. =, -,
Terms of ;ilc.- .-The land will DO sold, oNn
HALF CASH. the remainder in II months Inc s'ocN
will be sold exclusively for CASH.
Either the land or stock can be purchased at private
sale before the day of SALE by applying to the under
sigued, at his residence, miles NORTHEAST OF Lock
hart, on the Webberve road. Cotton ana Young ne
arocs taken in exchange, Mt cash prices ter7ons
wishing TO purchase will please call and examine pc
fore day of sale. l will take pleasure in eXh,o.hs
tho nrorertv 1T nnv time. II. C. SKAGGS.
! Lockhart. Dec 22d, 1S59--21:Gw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-26
ARRIVALS AT THE
Fl'E yYTCHFIELD Fl GU S E (,
DsLLAS, TEXAS,
rRSt,rCHFIELD, Proprietor,

s,r Wv " Dunn, Va; W G Brown, Greenyille'
',, go j Thomas, N. c.; Thomas Watson, Mo.
5..,n i Gc.amc, Sherman; J Mckinney, Corscana.
3ua n II Vedder, Galveston: Samuel Evans,
lsstiai spanty; P Harlow, Illinois; Harlkw, do.
Ben, 22.a-John Lindsey, Mo-, y lglebart, Balti-
more; Otis NJ Messick, U. s. A. W Mcdonald, U.
3. a.; SanjGorl Beck, Collin county; . Castlcn,an,
Kansas; n Vance, do; John c Easter, owensNiiiei
Wilson Williams, Mckinney.
IAN. 2s.-J Good, Dallas ] d Kerfoot, do. j.
Peak, ir., do: J W Jamison, Illinois J X Markham,
Hill county; Robert Huston, Circlevile, Ohio Jas
i,ob;,,son. Mckinney d Haynes and lady, do.
Ian 2t-T Nichols. T II Graham, Waco II Che
nsult, Tennessee; Burgess, Hill county; L NJ VIII
der, do; Cox, Ellis county.