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The Shasta courier., 1859-07-23
Special ". tices.
Proceedings of National Democratic
County Committee.

At meeting of the Anti-Lecompton Demo-
cratic Committee fer Shasta county, held in
Shasta on Thursday, July l4th, 1859, the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
Resotued, That tile Democracy of Shasta coun-
ty opposed 70 tie Administration of james Bu-
chanan, anG in favor of the doctrine of non-in-
terventicn as advocated by Hon Stephen A
Douglas are requested to meet in their respec
tive precincts and elect delegates to attend a
County Convention to be held in Shasta on
Tuesday, Aug. I'd, 1859, for the purpose of nom
cnatlng suitable candidates for Assembly and
county officers.
On motion, the following delegates were Sc
lected to attend the Judicial District Conven-
zion to be held at Trinity Centre James l..
Hart, G. Davis and VIM. Lean.
X. L Sprague was excused from acting as one
of the Central Committee, and Anthony Leyus
appointed in his stead
We recommend all the National Democrats to
hold primary meetings on Friday July 90 1853.
and that the several precincts be entitled to the
following representation
-Arouckle
Co.toH"oou .-'.'.'--
McMurtry's Ferry .
Eagle Creek....... 2
Canon HouSe..... ......................... 9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ . .
nasei 6
SPI .........3
French Guch. ch.............. .
Whisky Greek .
Oity -''''''.-.
Pittsburgh ......,..... .
,Miuuletown ....,'.-.
IIarrlii Mii''''--
'o"
''--'''- ''.-.-
OA'.....'.
Do'eoni''... ...............
=, S NV
Fall River.
r, --.--..............2
81 ''''''''''''''.. .................. .........2
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Clear Greek.
GAINESVILLE or Gas Point .
East Fork Clear Greek.
=. uin '''''.' ,......... .,.. I
~, A'''''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
1900 I
JAMES L. HART, Chairman
'' ''''e'afy' jyl6;td
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-23

FLATTERING CoN.-Why are hoops like an
obstinate man? Because they often stand out
about trifes
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-23
For the Courier.
BELLA DOVE.
A Ballad.
BY D'oRvILLE.


The pale nioonbeams, with mellow light,
In dreamy silence crept
Der low couch, where calm and bright,
child of beauty slept.
Many tear of woe was shed
Ger her pale marble brow,
From hearts whose cherished hopes had fed
With my lost Bella Dove.
Then scatter flowers o'er her grave,
The head in sorrow bow;
The little mound with tear-drops lave,
Where sleeps sweet Bella Dove
Where flowers bloom the summer long,
Down by the brooklets ware,
The oak-tree bends its branches strong,
To guard poor Bella's grave.
The violet and wild rose-tree,
When twilight shades their brow,
Droop their sweet heads to mourn with me,
The loss of Bella DOVE
Then scatter flowers, &c.
When evening shades steal on apace,
And o'er the brown leaves creep,
often roam to that sweet place
Where Bella lies asleep;
And kneeling by the little stone
That marks the spot, cen now,
muse on all the love I've known,
For gentle Bella DOVE
Then scatter flowers DER her grave,
The head in sorrow bow;
The little mound with tear-drops lave,
Where sleeps sweet Bella Dove.
Shasta July 2lst, 1859.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-23

Bas- Gen. Shields, Senator from Minnesota
was rendered public reception by the people
of Faribault, on his arrival home He made a
neat speech en- the occasion, in the course OF
(which he said
=" made my pre-emption, as you all know, on
the Faribault prairie. paid for it with my own
warrant, the warrant which | received for my
services in Mexico-the only bounty which |
ever received from the United States for those
services. And | will venture to say that am
the first General of the United States army who
ever made his own pre-emption with his own
warrant. Now, this, think, is home to be
proud of-a home that hold sacred, because !
purchased it with my blood"
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-23
SUMMONS.
TO wv OF CENTER FILLE1
KLAMATH COUNTY. %
Justices Court, South Fork To,enship

Justices Court, South Fork To,cnship
To EVERY CONSTABLE OF THE SAID County,
GREETING:
THE PEOPLE of the State of California COM
4 mand you to summon George E. Tuttle TO
appear before me, the undersigned, of the
Justices of the Peace of the town aforesaid at
my office in the said county, on the Gath of Sep
tember next, at o'clock, P. NJ to answer VIM.
Z. Jennings in an action arising one negotia-
BILE note to his damages two hundred dollars
and have you then and there this precept where
of fail not to appear and answer or judgment by
default will be entered against you for the above
sum. together with costs thereon.
Witness my hand this 22d day Of June, A D.
1859. JAMES N FERREL, J. P.
Copied by JESSE STALLCUP. Constable jyl6td
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
A REAL Ell DoRADo-Ay IowAAs's OrisIos %

IOwA-A Correspondent writes to Us as follows:
81 write from the Valley Of the Red Cedar, lows.
The Cedar Valley is about 100 miles west of the Mis-
sissppi; one OF the heathiest, most fertile, best
watered best timbered aboundDg With coal and Il no
stone and every other Necessary material for Is
inhabitants moral, temperate, eLterprsing. These
are Acknowledged facts by all those that have visited
it, lite beautiful rivers afford excellent water.po wer,
with villages spiiDgrg up ali along its banks, unsur
passed IN the Western States. But this valley, like
most Of the Western States fees the hard tmss for
over one year we have bad no market, nor but little
morey; Ike most new countries, everything is manu-
factuied at the East, and brought wes which carries
away all the money out Of the State brighter day
is just beginning TO dawn upon us. The Cedar Valley
Railroad is about 10 be commenced, from lowe City To
TO the Mime sota line. This road will be pushed for
ward as fast ne possible 10 connec. the Minneapolis
road already under way. This will be one outlet and
the Dubuque and Pacific Road 10 Cedar Falls viii be
another. This road b already doing considerable bud
ness. Farmers and ernigraps you that are looking
place 10 get good home for little money.
Az coon as this valley road is commenced, which
will be early this Spring, land will begin 10 move 10
value. Now ia the time to buy. Many are looking to
sure permanent paying diggins. | am holding out no
inducement by the way of land speculation a. have
TO land for sale; bu; l T. und this valley good
place TO make home, can recommend 1t To others,
having been here four yearr. But word 10 thoss
that have large hOcks OF sheep IN IinJs ana other
IeigbborDg States. This Valley wants sheep, and
good Ocks driven Lcre ths season, think they
Could all be Sold offered in lots to suit the puych aser
And further, il those that have surplus Of sheep
would drive them here thus Spring. they be let out
in lots from 20 10 So to double in given time, for
specsd amount Of wool per hesd TO plenty OF farm
err tist would be glad TO enter into sucn an arrange
ment. The sheep needed here are, think, the Me-
rino, Leceister and Southdo vn. These would afford
wool and mutton. We have plenty of water-pover
for factories, ard provision 10 feed its hsnds. This
valley should be covered With sheep. We have good
breeds Of cattle, horses and swine, home Industry,
home mandatory, and community addicted TO read
ing THE IRIBusE. VIII.
Warolv, B,emsr County, Iors, Jan. n, 1s59." ~ c
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

A few days ago, the large and nearly new engine,
PerL;ch uck drew the noon express 10 Boston, After
take cut the cars when bystander said. You have
only three wheels 10 your tenderp On examination.
il was found that Of the wheels -four on ddsS
wss missing, and 10 signs Of its whereabouts. Ater
in East Cambridge close by the crossing at Prisoe
Point bridge. Thus tse train had gone about ndIe,
all the way overs dyke and bridge, at ful spss,
with wheel of, and nobody the wiser. The axle
bad broken within the wheel, which had On "nside
bearing" and le. It Hy off, Lowell Courier.
ANoyEL scHrsr.-TRe Wasliaetoa Republic ssys
petition to Congress is In circulation here In the
name Of free eolored persons residing in the Discs
Of Columbia" praying FOR the establishment Of coo.
ny Of their cass, "upon come sparsey seted soateen
under the protection of the Government Of thef NJ
tive country, and have it fostering care, ~e,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Mehlrai.
.lO HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

%.
The columns Of THE TpIBUxE since Dec 1885, have yivep
abundant proof Of the value Of the GaAErESBERG FAMILY
RENIDEs and the medical skin exhibited in their prepars
and administration. The remedy offered radical cure
Tor ell the diseases Of wouenwhicb met With IN every
family and which afict tenths Of all adult womeLhn
proved itself fully equal perform all that hss been
claimed for H. And wby1 Because the professional treatment
generally directed TO the local deansement only while that
Of the 0aeuberg remedy directed both % the local ana the
general syy;;ums hence i,s remarkable euIsye effect
Judyns in this way Of the local arrangement from general
ynptom which point the difficulty with unerrns certainty
ne r,sd,eoI odrs V the Gra.b,'g Company can dstees ~
nar,. Of s dsea. and the adaptation Of the rs.sdy ritAou!
akino an tyarindiion The fact that idd'" meet 'fh .'s
outrageous and indicate proportion re~ errv phynedn
e1ypt from those eonsseed ri the Grd<enbo1 Company
,ften induce, them .ye, and I blame then, hen hsb
are aksd 10 submit ent requiring 'aef Of mode'fy
u. .,,t drd losse,t brilliant in female character When
we add to this that Oraefeubes Caocon will cave while
the other remedies only torture without avail we think We
sr conclusive resaous fr al immediate the Graeeu
berg treatment
TIE GR.EFEyBERe MlRsHlLL's rrEsNR cArHoLicoS 10
SOLD At TEE OFFICE or THE GRAErSBERG COMPANY No. 81
PAsKR ROW. NKwYoKK and BY al Drugss's Prize 81 % p"
bottle.
On the receipt Of cir dollars BY TIA G,aenbr9 Cenpdny dss
Ioes hal be cent and e1prsn ehd,Sa paid he end ~
route from Ntto Y,k
Address ordersto JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ. D..
ssc'y Grssfepbers Company, No S2pHt-row New'fors.
EoIE--7he rsad,,s If THE TRIBUNE nay rely vtth eos'
de- &c ~ on ge statemsr ofte Gr1efeab,y2 Company
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
fesal Notiees.

IN CTANCERY Of NEW-JERSEY.-LtS-
L COMB T. TITUs THE BURLINGTON AoUE-
DICT COMPANY ard OTHERS-yor-clcsIre % Ao-tgsse -
The hoSs Of toe Mott. Boacs Of The Burlington Aq
Cor .re hereby required 20 present these bonds - TIE %
scrb.f n the City Of Burlington, SsJe ey or bfe tie
twenty fourth aAy Feb.y next her with shtast
n 1ch holder ssur h. bsr he holds said ABSOLUTE
o,p.r or .s psdse ard pdse. then the ZANE Of 10.
pecser the arourt Of Tie eeot 70 secure wheH sA
'0NA e f-'~s' SAMUEL r. GUMNERE
10 a~.os. Mater IN Css-esry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA.
~ DELPHIA ar the SOUTH and WEST, via yERsEI
cIfY-Mhi and Express lines leave New-York ct and II
and and p m fare ss Throush Ticket, sold for Gin
nns and II West and for Baltimore, Wsshngson Horok
kc and b foush baggage checked Wsshnston m and
tl m J.ns J. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
10 ssnse will be received for any ouess delivered snl
sS~ct,s xfssn poinutss IN s time ofesvua
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

NIEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ior albany and TROY Pare 81
On ,Hd ser MONDAY, Dec lsss rralns Win hsvs seth!
~, EeEYoIk q follows:
e:2Oa M. For White fkins
$50 N. For Wlismsbhdss.
1000 Z. m. Mail train for Albany
lI:S0 O. m. For White Plains
2:30 D. m. For Wiiamsbhess.
500 o. N. FOR Millerton.
$3.50 Q. Express for Albany.
400 D. NJ. For Croton Falls
500 0. m. For White Plains.
0:l5 D. N. For White Plains from Wns and ~,
$50 .. m. For Wiisnabridss.
KgruRsNS-Win leave
Sc a. m. White Pains-
e:f0 a m. .Wllhamsb%dss.
7:e0 O. M .Croton Falls.
7:0o1 m. Mllerton.
1870 a.. White Plains
s:I5a m. Mail train for Albany.
1850 G. N. .Wllliamsbndse.
1880 .. m..White PlaDs.
$500 D. m. White Plains
$50 .. N. .AIbsny EIr,es
500 ,. n. Wilisnsh rdso
WIN j. CANFBYlk su,ernssnesnp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

FLUSHING RAIIROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
i ket Wharf by steamer ENOCH DEAN a. 6:45 and 10
m and D. The leave Flushing, L. l., At
s:45 AID 10 ard aud 80 neeng and eIchans
Ne MM NJ SMITH. Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
jail lawiv' !


g UPREME COURT-WESTCHE
~ COZ NTY. Sste Of New-York JOHN C. BISHOP, plain
:a sssin, HENRY sPRArLEY and Aun bis wife, Frederic
Ford md May O. bio wife John Morton and Ro.snna his
wife FdvsId Bi,hop and Harriet h ue william /. FeT0er
Bersmn Bree-en A'sh.l Jones' Euoch Hutchinson ana
Oci.Va bis wife Smith Dowus Ayin hyt-, ard ME- Alvin
HYDE the wife OF said Alvin H,de deiendsn'sSummons for
reef-tCOrn not served ITO the DEFENDANTS aoTe'ad;
Yov hereby snmnnnei and required 70 answer TIE com
psnt il op which 10 fled IN the oce 81 the Cerk Of
zoe County Il Wssheste White Plans IN said County and
TO Of the sai complaint on the 90
scbe a. b ofce No "a WRls. IN the City and County OF
Ee~Yorf within twenty dsys seT the service o. hs SUM
you exclusive of TIE day Of such service and you
fail .e aid complaint within the nme Aforesaid the
p n IN tas action VIII apply 70 the Cont or the relief ds
ntsd IN the complant.-Dst@o Aul 18Th, 1883
L. NJ. NoRTHROP Plaintiff Attorney
No. a Wall ST., New York City.
Complaint fed Aus tn. 1853 in County Clerks Office, st
White Plains, " Wc,tehe,;ef County.
L. NJ SORTHH0S, Plaintiff sAtternsy,
III lsvfwTu' Nc. IA WAl-st., New York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Robert p.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Robert r.
ery.by ryen sesordps law 20 Al prtcos having sps
,s.inst coward KELLOGG ste Of tho CITY Of Brookyo,
that they required - .,hbt the sane with xsoeh
~, tberroL The sbs.rb-rs Executzs a. TIE ses Of
EdssrG kellogg, so o Beaver s, IN The CITY e Ne.-
Yeri en- or k~for. N. h lay ~ jane ufy-Ds;s Nsv g.
isa Esther KELLOGG,
EDWARD r. kELLOGj, EIeeltcA
nSo lzvsmT CHARLES p. BALDWIN.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
q, he County ef N.z-Yors ooie. bersby Cven 70 al
ser.ou, hsvns cam, ss.ar PETER @. ARCuLARIUs ate
" City of Nes deceased, TO pT-sert ne sane
voucher, hereof 20 tie suhsrhs. az the ee Of hNDhsW
81 ARCULARIUs No g Vs-y., in TIE City of New fors
on CT before s DAY Of Mar nsrtDaied New fort tie
ssta day Of Octob, r Isl ANDREW ARCULARlUs,
JAMES Y. HARPER
oS ,.vtuTus Executors.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
NOTICR.-The deceased, FRANCIS RICH

NOTlCE.-The deceased, FRANClS RlCH-
laDsON CHRISTIE formerly II ths CRY Of Se~.fotf
seTwsd residing Nn1bsr SIX Br,,oPsee Edin onso
soclsro ty bis will ard t,ranent conveyed h' rhoe
10 GEORGE sANOEssOS, jo.nsr formerly ren'inf q
NIub Six Brsto plxe EdnbuTsh, Eotisid sad now a.
lnueil-theD, Con. - Of Peebea
M eAndeton has roGsn; scor Of mnpe % tinf and
eratS the Court Of Sessions N soant Tor the pu
Of having the said Francis Rbatson Christie estate
eAly oistbutsd those who may es,e'1 oe, dsas
thereto In th seton lord AreuioD OrdGary oy Btefo-
dstso lsto D,cenber Ss appointed ntmaton on he
Dependence Of the BE- sde D. Vec advert 'eenl
order that might come the kncwetse Of a. per-
bawns n--rsr therein
The pIoces depends belee Lord AdnoEn First DIV iien
Hr. Skens, Clerk.
EOce sccord5Iy ryeu 20 al cone.rued ths they a
par within ouT mouths rom the date of this styernseme
and be heard for ber r-.t they sill be excluded
CT lsrbers, Rspk street Edinburgh
wM WHITE MlLLAR, g. C.,
iall lsw1xTu Rsiser's Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Bniloina Alatsrials.
T'HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY

u sU2py The beautiful
kuFf-COLORED STONE
cs ecte INTO se number of the finest baitir reoeo.S
ectsd u NewYork, ssltmote Phsdelphis &C. fhey ass
M s1s ns Stone Of nsss. color with ross tinse Or
ee >Asn tof Any point the Atlantic seaeoArd or vs
~ s,nea SAMUEL p DINsAORE, Secretary.
sss w. NssssaSt. tConksuvsslA Ruldipsh Nsw-YesA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Gopartmersbip Notifies.

4 lCOPARTNERSHIP.- undersigned have
w formed a Copartnershp under the firm Of w X.
HERRICK the oontinu Of the STATIONERY BUS1-
MESS st the old stand No 10 Johns-New York, jan 25
Il I&Q WIN HERRtCK,
CHAS. K. HERRICK.
1nANIEL BILLINGS has this day been admit
~ ,ed PARTNER In business which will be continued
nDdsr the firm OF J. ROMER Co. JOHN ROaER
PETER I'll KNOX,
HewYoIk Feb T. 1852 DANIEL BILLINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Gtsambnats ano Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the EORTE. SOUTH,
4 EAST OF WEST shonld bay before stsrsrs AfPLk
BONs RAILWAY GUIDE. fres Is oeE.AL The e.es
Hnested enables the traveller 70 see .. glance HOW hk
SHALL fhAvkk he save many aonAT e{ sc srns
copy. y kfLEIOr g, nISusasas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
TIE REGULAR MAIL LINE ,ia srONING.

T'EE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA STONING.
rSa 70. s9sToH .ns sRoslDssG..l,ssa E CT. S.a n"E''
;1s9Ss u ss. %
tys ezseped) from Pier Eo Horh Av-r, srst wharf sboys
N 1. .s q &. E ,n ss so ..:. .s.i.
" rss : COMMODORE from r.-.,or, Monday, w.d...c.,
nd Friday; oa sonnstot Tuesday, Th adsy ard s.sresy
n. raYhouTa kOoK ton Sss.Ys,a ,s.:S., IA.,s .
~ ss'a:; :;a s''''' '" S''n''' Monday aa'''' -
i..e...r rroc-ee from ssirt' r.ilrosa . Prov,
places sivAros Of hos. By otbsr routes and N TIM
S,r ,.r, .s, yr.r r rsmai ca SosfS 4. s.s,e enjoy
nights undOrbes ssfsss desired ssd ksvs ssortAs
Var. fs from Provsdene. eta. to N.-r,r. ~, Cent.
ssss.semste, accompanies tie r,aner aud tain thFous
.s s: rs s:s s.s. dss F. S1t. ss: 3, =; !:
the saios, No. 10 BstssrJplsee, jan a. 1859.
s1ENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY-
ssnns and wsstsrn Rsioss ssd It Castor .i1 L.hss
M ritt . 1RRLNecxEN,, eomrn.rein. October !, iss.-
leave NssYsri fer E,sop and pterredIste places o PEE
20 S.,h M Ri,.E a; Ar :m-' and p II for s0n'f
.SsS. h.ir. connect .L..s..s sA tr.in: =. s..
,sss. .nts:.., a. 4 ana is n, ND .nssrm ~
ths Delaware L.ni.wsnna and w.rern hss
r. Nj s 1oa INK =; s4ss ss Ssy si::s
NEW-YORR and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
AN asa WINTER ARRANGEMENT late.
Commencins November p lss.
Passenger satioD D Hsv.yort, ecrne' 2hr and &hsr,
s,sranee 23th-st
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YoHK.
Por HeeBLveL "a n. (eI.); l2:5, 2:f, (.Kj SW snt
400 p M For Bridgeport, g. N. (eLlj l24 AS (sII
t;45 and $50 n FOR hlfsrd str,tord F,Isei souts'
eort and Westpor, m. l2 l 3f5 And 81 Sor Not
yah, D. ls:B 2:%5, lex S:S 40 $50 yor pS
Ne and Green wich "a. sl5 s:4, 4:S0 $50 Soi
Dsuora ia. M isI) i2:i5 2: (eI) s:i5 go $50 ?.
!oI Pot Ch.ser and intensdiA.e s.tiOri :s ''S
ts0, s: 20. s:3s ?. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer sornn, m teI) 9:4s pm tex 70, Prov dsns.
m (eI l2:+5 ssd 2:45 eLL yor Connecticut R,vei
ssilroal 70 Montreal q N le1) Sor Cana Railroad %
.nd Nev;Loneon Railroad, "a N and a;S N For Hons.
tonic Rsilro,d For Heugstuct Railroad, n, a:4
IN YoY Dan bury and Eorwsk Railroad m S:S ,. y;
JANIS Il. HOy7, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee
% 1884, the frsins viii leave ChsnbeDs Station -
bnows: apIea fn,n,, q m. ard SIS and 4:S p "a !
Albany Nal FRAN ~ II rs for Poushkeepsie, $50 n
and Il for DSsS' FeHy At $40 m 70, sins sns IN
Eps snr .nd Dober Ferry Trains stop Way sstcnA
Psssenssu tshsn Chsntsr Canal Christopher sna ss',
f,ius }or New leave Troy .. e:05 and To- 20 and
Sly ara 5:ss D. r and Albany sboat IS rnoes later o
srna.v, a. 90 o. A. v. SMITH, s9psrinsenSen1.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

YT,RAVELERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
/ and sAFETY-INCREASED ACcOMkODAfION-
HUDSON RIVER RlLRUAD.-Four Daily EHprrs, Irstns
leaving Chabest Depot AZ and i:lS And sis sns
I.S m These well al others on ts ROAD are
,urpfed With cREAkERS SAFETY BRAKE, 81 improve
n Of tried vsue giving degree Of selr.
,y 20 LIE aud properly that ether read 100; similarly eqatp
ped possessed Of Railroad officers are offered every aeuny
- , ee Of COST AID al those aesiEous
Of being the times In the matter OF pue ae,y VII nns
attention - this matter
A' u R r CAR BRAKE Co.. No. 81 Pns-x
Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

AEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Os
~ and aner MONDAY, Nov % lss and until further nocs,
PASSENGER Trains VIII ssvs Pes fo Of puanest, iooss
ysS:
pUEKIRA EXPRESS II q n, for Duniirk and pr.nsiSs
nternediste Stations
NAIL WEST N n, for Dnnkyk and 0a6slo, ana ksss
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER st m, trom foo. h1yrly$A,
tA Perlnon., for suierns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER st $50 p m, for NsvbuTsh, Port ysf
ts and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS At 490 p m, for Dunkirk And Bafa,A
tad pfipoira intermediate Stations.
EGI6RAHT At p. NJ, FOR punkhh and Buffalo, and rtsf
nedste estions
Yhe above Trains run daily Sandals ereeptsI.
These Express Trains connect Emrs with the Ehni1 aRt
cAnandagus Railroad for Nsgsrs fsls Bnshsmton, wfe
e Syracuse and einghrnton Rairosd r Syracuse CorI
s with the Buffalo, NevYofk and Erie Railroad for Rochss
er Buffalo and Niagara Falls s Crest Bend with the osls
vsre, Lsctsw.nns and Western Railroad bf Scranton
Buffalo Dunit With the Lake Ghore Rrosd fo Gave
AID. Cincinnati Fosdo petroi, Chicago AZ
CHARLES SORAn. PresiAsaA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT enc FALL RIrER-rss sPlsn "a ana yupena
rtsxnsr AY STATE Csp Jeve leaves New fork srefy
YUEsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY t0eloer -
md the EMPIRE STATE. Ca7< Bnytor- on nVSDnn
sN.
Hcrester win b regarded q, sscrrea 70 s1y A~
cant untu the shsll have been paid 6r. .. =.
LxpTeas frelxht Train
wN BORDEN, Agent Hcs. 70 sni u we'.-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

IOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. S.
NAIL LINE Tho fsvorite steamship ALABAMA. CAPT
@. r. schcnck viii leave Oh WEDNESDAY, feb: at N,
from Pier No North River Through ckets yep 20 Mont
scmery sus Atlanta Albany sno Macon Sls OF Ad6g
nEne o1ly board. For freight or passage sppyc
EANL L. AITCHlLL SON No. Is Broadway.
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The
II AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANY's new and elegant steamship MONTGOMERY, +.
Crocke Commander win leave pier Nc u North River on
sATU RDAY, FebIusry H. clock Pas.ase TO REV
Orleans sS9 81; Mobile, SIS hortsouery, f8i Albany,
Ga R24 Atlantis s2S; CouGhus, s25i Macon, Augusta,
A9N h,o TO principal eaces N Fiods lowest rsfsa Stes
en- leaving Ssvannsh MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS Freight 10 foot and psoPortonate rass
' H. B. CRoMWEILk L Co.. No. @ wer-r-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

ORGANS, Of superior make, at Geat bargains becono.
hsDd Pianos at sIremeylow prices ranging from 70 si0
o. Of the largest Catalogues Of Music IN the U. Musical
Irtt-uments aud musical merchandise Of all kinds at the lowest
possible rates New Planes and Meodeo for rent and rent
SLOWED purchased Monthly payments received for Pianos
HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. SsS Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Alnsiral 1gsirnmeuts.

IA st zhoesals prices for cash 5ECoSD-HAS PIANOS
a. $50 s7A 100 ind l40 A. THOMPSON. 499 eio.d.sy
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANO-FORTES new
IA and sooDd-bsndG for SALE and HIRE at WALKERS
WsTeroons As:or pace and stb-st, Clinton Ball Arrange
be made By vhoh the hire VIII be Allowed IN Of
Durchase.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-28
csa-Tho conduct Of the father of

eWThe conduct Of the father of
Mrs. Sickles in constantly attending
the trial of his son-in-law, and listening
day after day to the evidence of his
daughters shame, is severely con-
demned by some of the papers. The
Pittsburgh Gazette, amongst others,
unsparingly denounces it as an "exhib-
ition of unnatural hardness of heart,
as well as indifference to the ordinary
proprieties of life" and attributes to
this feeling the insensibility of the
daughter to those sentiments which
characterize. virtuous woman. He is
not there as witness-he has not been
with his erring, PROSTATE daughter,
striving 10 sustain her in her hour of
disgrace and affection, and laboring to
lead her to sincere repentance for her
crime. But instead of that, he has
chosen to be daily witness and dali
ly listener to scenes which man of the
most ordinary sense of decency would
have avoided, almost at the expense of
his life. 1t is not very strange that
such father has such daughter.