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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

A. AhEN uPhy j. y. McCombs and cstr,yed before NJ
mpITSTI,It.h tHl', one yoke II WORK OMEN one u RED
mn ",SmLE dropped horns marked crop and split in the
le shoulder Tor year old Tho other n BLACK STEER
WIN white Gcc Dor 10 years old, branded H. on the right hin
TaKE SsI Or fS Si RPRSlsSG1 $40 o.
Esq" one MAKE Hni COLT, the mare BLUE ROAM with
N,e legs white IN the hcc and under the bcy has scar
~ we ln n inc neck years old branded H. d, the len
shoulder the colt BROWN with three white feet; both
TAKEN uPl ~. NJ sprcusc, aud cstrayed before ]. =
Clark Es,I., one GRAY MARE about 10 hands biI yr
old has the right hnck and branded On ,h len
shoulder with tire" rs appraised to $50 Also one BAY
HORSE one year old has white ring around the len hind
Also one soRREL FILLY, years old, branded D. D. ON
the len shoulder appraised 10 sG6 10. III
TAKEN UP by f. f. Ball, aud cstraycd before Hugh Me-
Kenac Esq, light Ray MARE il hands high years
old white Ia her face H. with half circle over IT, over NIL
joined together, the len shoulder and Spanish brand on
the len hip Inns soRREL HORSE COLT; appraised to $40
heal" branded H. with hn circle ii, MI oncd
together on both shoulders and Spanish brand on the lon hin
right hind foot white years old has IN IRON GRAY colt
TAKEN UP by Noah Ealin, and estraycd before j. W.
simmons Esq, BAY HORSE 10 hands high years old
both hind feet white, branded C. L. on the LEFT shoulder; APP
praised TO $50 ID
TAKEN UP by Daniel Stout. and estraycd before j, W
Simmons Esq one BAY MARE or 0 years old has on u
small bell hind feet white branded J. the c shoulder
and has mouse colorcd MULE COLT; appraised to sOo
Also ycarlng BAY HORSE COLT blaze In the face three
white feet branded Y on the len shoulder appraised TO
s I 90 Al;o one Dark CLAYBANK MARE, 4 or years
appraised to $40 90 Also SORREL FlLY years old
bald face len hind foot white; appraised to S35 co. H.
TAKEN UP by j. 4 Smith md cstraycd before ], W Sim
bell has hcnsh in the LEFT eye or years old branded
= on the right shoulders appraised to SIS 90 Also
small bell shod all round branded len shoulder;
appraised to $40 90 Oct. ~, 1889. It.
s.A. VENTERs elk c. c. D. CO.. TEX.
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TahaccO agency.

yI,pE undersigned will keep on hand airect tru.n
the manufactures. full and well assorted sa :,
NV Of the best virgGa Tobacco: at me
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02
STRAYED or STOLEN.

IRON the undersigned, on Sunday night ,,zya
l. the 10th inst, from the Camp ground on IN
Five Mile Creek, n Black Mare years
old, about 5 hands high and her left hind foot has
some white on it, brands. will literally reward
any person who will deliver her to me mt my residence
on Five Mile Creek, or give such information thatA
may get her. JESSE mniuhl'
Dallas. Oct 81, 1S59-17:tf. ~ SO
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RACES! RACES! :
Fall Meeting i'm November, 1859,
AVER THE KAVFNAN COTRSE.


THIRST DAY-Thursday, November Sd, 1862
Il Sweepstakes for two year olds. mile heats; en-.
trance $50. Closed LIST day of August, 1859, with
five entries
No. l. Henry Snow enters s.. COD KING by Ma
Tor Rippold: dam. Flora MAXWELL by Outrage.
No. 2. D. Murphy enters h. Hannibal, by bhance;
dam sired by imp. Philip.
No. 2. John II. johnson enters b. c. Napoleon, by
Chance: dam, Kitty Clover, sire unknown.
No. 4. VIM. Camp enters b. c. Jordan, by Jordan,
dam unknown.
No. 5 NJ. Parker enters b. f. .Mariah, by Argyle ;
dam sired by Archie.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1859
Sweepstakes for two year olds one mile out 4: en-
trance S25 Closed LIST of August, 1862 with three
entries
No, /. George Barnett enters b c. Red Buck, by
Chance, dam unknown
No. 3. D. Murphy enters b. c. by Chance, dam un-
known.
No. 8. L. T. Nash enters f. Lola Monies, by Wag-
oner, dam sired by Proclamation lo:ot'J
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W, X, MAsTEN, 0I'Ec.C,p,C.r
NY Gf0, W, Laws, DVHiy.


TAKEN UP by II, nyTd, Miles Wost ~ Kaufman and
"ssuai.I l-hrc q, W. Crouch = one SuRREL MARE
a'sHl years old, li' hands high len eve In her
''IchtrI 10 marks OF brands; appraised "a Sn ~. "
INN w lN u Landry, u miles NV of the town If
m,,,nb,nn"i and esiuyrd hcior. Crouch T. DUN
, ullH m", Ion hind 0ot white wears old lif hands
IN llald.i thus n, One Dun MARE, h,rk main aud
sNli mshded W'h the loerL her shoulder about II
supposed 4" be 10 years old, two year old colts
.,,li NV HOUSE. and the other BLACK MARE and two
ne coils hll appraised Ia two hundred dollars, "
tnhLN w lN Thomas Ahlos, II miles NE at the town
npn W'hii anh "stmyed before Terrell one DARK
h uush, hind feet white, branded the len shout
a % n,hsl,sr inverted about II hands Oh, aud about
" '''""'' lNs' 0pFilgi appraised Ia $40 ~, IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02
EAGLE AGGb'KEBl,

3ItE "a EIh4 VIZ n a A1NI3
GAIN STIIIt,, = /, IA -.
y1,h. lTndprsisnra having become Proprietor 90 1
of the well known House, assures tie pup ssa
lie that no pains will he spared to make wholly Hc-
ccnt,be to travellers and boariers lie hopes to me-
r con nuaon the very liberal patronage here EMIA
tofore bestowed the late proprietor. His House Is
one of the most commodous establishment OF Kind in North
Western Texas but days ride from the celebrated on
Springs The stables oil times well supplied i'm proVth-
err and attended by experienced and attentive hostlers Gains
vile abons excellent cold water and sunquesionaby one
Of the most pleasant summer resorts in the state:
W. ". FOREMAN, Proprietor
GAINESVILLE, Cook co.. Texas, Oct, 26, lS5o-1I:ly.
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pjann for SAFE

So Rosewood piano. - $685. !.
( ,ota,a 81, - aa ~ ahP!Is E5 &F 4
.s.f a 51,t ~ 20 the undergone
So rEAH 0a'tn--e
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[EVV ADVHGEGSEM g1N'Es.
pBR EME@.

Z " Y ~ !. ~
yrfVNsr wri tim. IRE.hJIN HECGS aaa
trpyrLl.t-g u,ult 10 we'll 20 call wheGcua-
g.. a..-. .ff,es 49, ..a- 0s9 t.r .ySn u"Hl
% v. PEAK & BRO.
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y W. '' '' BARNES 4 PARK, New Yoi
IXoN,s MaCNErIC rOWDERs.

VIII destroy Insects, Cockronchss, B'dbngs FtGs
Ants, Moths, and all pests Of The usTmine kind
The importance ola rclmbcar tce oths kind is ines
mable In wcther all nature teens with these annoy
ing foes This powder is the only article discovered
which will cxtcrminate them. company of botaniss from
~ horticultural eooir o" pr-'' while amidst tn" forms nj
Asia, -,yt fruai weHu LIGHTING ui' s'r7n n. III
r,r ,sfv ..l .arr,i leaa In. in,va mH"e usc otto
quad tl,rrulgm. camps nsm these .n1nr.H Quantities
or the Ilauswcro araugn. bona, ty DR. lyon and ,o'nI
positive insect lyt, in rgarF experiment Il. SIMPLY
"a uolrrH lrs chemically n purad resist the effect the
age and climate. Medals and irttrs eteh. have been ON
ton.t from thc gyolnmca'a of hrgu06, France 8'f'.
v a,u Eg1sil, from hc WoEus Iji. All numerous met
ical and horticultural eollescp hood securities
G.cucr Groia Jhc g'rcsitrn' %! 'sr gnii"d Sintcs.
.EyErlriyE MsSgos. 49, sUINC7oS, 9lsl Jan. la55
Mr. EaASugL IY3s.-. Daa, 50, FL have the pleasure 70
inform youthat the Royal Commission, OF hc 'oAIs Far,
at London, have awarded you Medal and Certificate for the
great value of your Magnetic Powders &c.
"MILLARD FILLMORE Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate of Prince Albert
H as FREE FROM POISON.
New YORK, October ls 1855
Mr.. E. Lyov,-Dear sir:We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless to
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when M
haled 10y bugs, ants and insects
J,NEs II chiffon, NJ. n. Chemist
LAURANCE REID Prot. Chemistry ~ Y Hospital
NJ John L. Rome Superintendent of the New York Hos
ptal says "he has expelled all the bugs, ants roaches
moths &C. with Loyn's Powder and finds it of immense
value" Every gardner and housekeeper must have direct
interest article Of this kind Reference can be made
to the Asto St Nicholas and Metropolitan otcls to Judge
Meigs President of the American Institutes James Gordon
Bennett GEN Wngfe!d Scott Cyrus W. Field, L. NJ Pcasc'
of the Five Points Mission, &C., &C. Judge Meigs says
Ths discovery of Professor Lyon is OF national import
ancc The Farmers Club have tested it thoroughly 1t
will destroy locusts, gasshoppers ants moths bugs ana
all Garden plants can be preserved and houses
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02
Kaufinan Female school.

yINE third Session Of the Kaufman Female School commenced
on the first Monday September the following ntes OF
tuition, per Session OF five months, 10 wit;
FIRST CLiss-0rthography Reading, Writing. Primary M
Geography, SUI
Mss pIassphy d" Roonp Arbrs csmse 1900
Mental pho.annv tvIense. Of cIris,an,y &C. 10 90
a,,n and rr..c 81, I ,n,ua, ,s each extra . 500
Wm.c an The piano and Iiu,ar ench 1000
rs. of The instrumen, 500
Incidental fee, "
Ornamental branches usual charges. \, A.,
Students charged anN no c'ost " '
deduction made only in cases OF protncted sickness
MRS NJ. TOMPKlNS, Principal.
Reference of character and experience as an instoHs
Rev A. c. ALLEN Prin Smithvie sutc, snithVule Niles
Prof. ions Q. SrEPHgSsoS La Orange, Ala
lIOn.sJos. II. TnINBLR, Frankfort, Ala.
WIN. BrRroRp, ESD. Bright Star Texas.
Rev s. W viewer, Hooker Hunt co, Texas
ELDER JANEs A BurLRR, Sterling, Ark.
Kaufman, Texas, Jan. ls59-30:tf
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Settle Up !!
,TE,W saw AND CRIST MILL FORi SALE

STEAM SAW AND CRIST MILL FORT SALE.
7 WILL sell the Mill property, rrrr.ss-'
i known rs Coombs' Mill, located Nm, - -
on the West Fork of the Trinity, tSsSas ssShs
miles from the town of Dallas, with srssSss4
40 acres of land being the mill site Persons wish
ing to buy would do well to call and see the premises
and the advantages they possess. The mill is doing
good business, and is constantly employed. Terms of
sale-one-thrd cash. and the balance in twelve
months GREEN COOMBS
Dallas Texas, Oct 2l.-l7:6mo..
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w W. PEAK BRO. have just received a good
w supply Of PURE FRENCH C0GNAC and
OTARD BdANDIEs, for eale wholesale anil retail
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VIaEUM ATIsM

OF years standing has been totally cured Piles, Ulcers TIL
ors Running Sores scroNn s'hJoins, Fclons, swellng
Burns Bites Bos, Chaps Neuralgia, Salt Rhcum aud al
aches and pains upon man, aud kindred complaints upon
A.
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fTtHFIti New Wln OF Texas,
- . iist ~ uifi 49, sap, mp.isf y hafl',
rffssff thid tfaafl usn - tr NffFfi lfd ofa 20 49,
iiu bsuiiaY "a cd al Fifs desifnsi sspfrssJ ~
soanug Tluls a tfffs ssls ~ ~ uFratd 81.
nee. frrr a. o. tess. a. s aiutn - "a that ns u Wi
cQTTlr q IrNs Irbtfhci thsr sisiiis e
shoall f.n sang, a. thsfe az lui - on hant,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02
THE FAIR
s.Tbe Fair Ones

TAN always find the best assortment Of Jctceiry
~ and all the fancy articles which they will have.
at W. W. PEAK & BRO.
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UN destroy Gar zen Insects, Cockro1cht' B'dbnPS fds
Ants, Moths and all pests 81 The uermine kina'
The importance ola rcmbcar tice this kind is inest-
mabe In warm wctler all nature with these annoy
This powder is the only article over diseoVere"
which will cxcrminote them. company of botaniss from
A. va-.u,r eoo'r. o" pr-o while amidst IN" ferns ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

and mu'esquaAs ~ the accommodation OF It's patients.
Inoe yoay The managers pstoned the Common Council
lr a appsopgeen Of e10O00 the nucleus for bad
hG fund with he assurance 70 that body that the balance
shsuid Be made ~ 6y private subscription But not hav
~ The Kghe sot e "fsends COURT they failed In the
attempt me p.ltlsn REFER I'd 70 the Finance Com
Detee with whom u ~ present remains, and In all hu
man probability VII remain until after the erection of the
new CITY Hall aha1 be completed Last the Legsa-
tre out down he annual grant 70 the institution from
ol 900 70 $780, end the had extraordinary
efforts 70 mako Mat and other deficiencies by appeals
70 private benevonce, which resulted ia barely enabling
them 70 meet er current expenses and this year they
commence With - empty treasury
CHuDRu yoa I'm Wm.-The Chldrehs Aid Society
purpose sending smother party Of poor children to the
West during the present month, under the charge OF c.
l. Brace The party viii comprise poor and destitute
children Of both The last party sent out by this
society numbered some eighty boys They all well
provided for with good homes in farmers families in
Illinois and indiana.
FIRE THE B0wnY.-Shorty after three o'clock yeeter
day morning IRE discovered in the auction and
mission store No 2s7 Bowery, owned by j. F. Heay and
Gibson. The flames quickly extngushed by the In
snrance patrol The damage TO the stock will be about
S26 said 10 be insured. The origin of the fire ia not
known at present. but IL will be investigated by the Fire
Marshal n
TAxPAYERs TAKE NoncE-The assessment rolls for this
year n The Office Of the Tax Commissioners No.
80 Chambers street. where they will remain open for
rectioE, any errors exist until the 18th Of April next
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the suount ria sr cebnss Of The Ob,orsrpio,al lbs
-A.h -. --a..s -. as-.,,,rt.cr e,yk ana 49,.
"~''sA "esS P~a~nS1'o~A ~ ~''~'S~ v-'-y'~
various sums give the a&xogae OF ~ ooz,16z, moA00nG
the reuortine Of ne proceedines Of Congress. But
.-da. NJ - ~. .,,,,A .ur, MA hv ~.
m 0oer 70 sW mo ons'o suAA P~~ y So
government on this account, II y necessary 70 -
certain the Incidental expenses created by thoso
,,h,...x,. -. r.,.- .,d o4h.r material m o,as,rv
~ f~fs ~ 49, -. -
which are charged IN the accounts OF tne secretary sne
Senate and The Clark Of the Houee Of Representatives the
,.hor ana c,err. h;rs. .rd ~ hus .o.v ,rn,t.ns
The evrense ~ eendir ,hese ver the cnntrv
He Sid not denv shst rsrs ~ the eve sa
mi hn that ths hara1ts Sorred are eressIv disrronor
tirnaS ~ tha s,,yvs a~srdS srS ~ ~ s,.d
have been done mt On" rs,f he cost His o,ssions ar
sarS - tha $780, .ws a.. "a
van.v nc anu 70 ne ro oov an@
Tho nmic mind Hu, - .as into dsros
mute and time corrhr,;n ~ dsteov sI1 cs,th IN or- IN
stuiions Ie Showed The increase oS the erncnse
OF renorng the noeed,ngs o fn~ress and oS The Comics
or the c Which ora ,sLen h,y Ccrs-ass s-
For The rs, sssior ~ ia T, Ss,h Cn.s r 49,, M
has COS, The aovernoant sha s,y ~ On Sss ~ T ynnJ
M. YrasarS e. e. .o,o.,a. 49, ~ .s.. , ~ az ms.i
ro,n.e. r,s ~ sa.. ~ ' y ia vI ~ ~ a.. sv ~ oo. ~
!. MAI. ro, he sn va IT, S WIN mn, Dus @ .ts I ss.
nares eonailv connetan ~ S,schorgs sh tnsw have
isa, Siu"ny SDlpv.ent " usonaIec lue uoty nave
ss % ~ sne S same serv'ce ior tnr per cent
49, ~ nsc'sS,,s % ~ ". " t. ss,s,,.,, .,,,,o,,, s,,~
Mr. Kv,M ronn ~ pa axnSa;rod S; SS ,.,o =. "a.
yesantative ~ Sld herL c,s, M a .sop,
change VAS cansed nv The nrinc;u or ossc.on ~ ihcr
and he distrcss nrodpcsd hv ths late ves;on y, ~
iron trade Tnlass the tar,G hs revd ,h s s por %
cannot be Obtained for anv artv rho onn"ssS
ora ,Ia D. ra.ssart,a aioccr ,,c, hI @ ~ tss S.'
The intma,a ra,a,on or ,ha "y .oo a u @ . a Wv. @
commantad On onS hona av,oss.S an ~. ,0 IN nv ,.
res,. ~ ~ c1,nsr,, Na.,h rS So., . 81 No nc nv,
tecied - '' - ~ ' " W P'~
'eIssu' u r.r ,s.. ey ,... ...x,
s;tion of Cuba VH;s nam u,as ~ Az ,,on & ~ % ~ %
Sor is nrrcbase as the e~trsme INIT hond h,h Auy S
M ssinnaiion can 10 rade % .nd =; The - e ~, ,% t ~
hsr aIrnisson into The linton " as ssa,a % M S ,h. %
=. ~ va ~ A.v 70 Wy o.on 90 lave o s"ou .sio.
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Court Martial OF Officers OF the East India
Squadron.
Correspondence oi the Baltimore Americana
ON BOARD THE U. 8. STEAMSHIP PowuArAy

ON BOARD THE u. 8. STEAMSHIP PowHATAS, I
HONG KoNG, Nov. 27, 1858.
We now have the entire East India squadron at anchor
In this port the object being obtain sufficient number
Of officers TO form Naval General Court Martha for tho
trial Of several cases which have arisen on board the Mis-
sssppi during the past few months The court has been
In session several days. and has far disposed of
charge against Lieut. Sproston Of dsobedencc Of orders
&C.; Lieut. Valley, for dsobediencc Of orders and light
ng and Of Dr. Phillips for fighting. They have also
OF the crew TO try for insubordinaton.
Lieut. valley has been found guilty and sentenced to
bo dismissed from the squadron and suspended for
year on furloueh payhe sentence TO be read from tho
quarter deck Of all the vessels Of the squadron the pre-
sence Of the Officers, which done yesterday morning
on board Of the Powhatan.
Lieutenant Sproeons sentence was also read this morn
ing p presence OF al tho ocers who could be spared
nom duty II was only slight rcprmand.
The sentence OF Dr. Phillips has been remtted by the
Commodore. That Of Lieutenant Valley is considered
very harsh oue He will return home In the Minnesota.
what our movement are 70 be IL is hard 10 say, ~
rumor changes them 20 often. The Minnesota will leave
In few days FOR Boston, and after her departure the
Powhatan Will, ID now sad, leave for Whamroa; the
Germantown viii 60 70 70 Manila and the Mssssippis
movements are uncertain. II is not yet known whether
the 1.-TWO years cruise system" Of Secretary Toucey viii
be applied 70 hn squadron, but II II does The German
town should start homeward In four months the Mssis
sippt in SIX MONTHS and this ship in nine months,
rather perhaps should say may leave the return
OF the Germantown.
The general health OF the squadron good but the past
summer has been very sckIy one on shore.
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wHIRTY-F1FTH CONGREss.
SECOND m1sION.


4 0enat0s
aata WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1859.
uAns on HRrIlsn susJEcrs IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON
TnRRrrORIw
communication was received ryou, te secrstsrv or
war; forwarding Information respecting tho claims of
British subss@ 70 proprietary rights in Washington and
Oregon Territories
MEDALS TO LIEUTENANT NAuRY AND rRovussoR pAcHn
On tho resolution TO permit Lieutenant Maury and Pro-
fsssor Bache to accept medals from the King Of Sardinia
coming up Messrs CRzzuSpm and suxps expressed tho
opinion ths sovereign better deserved tho sympsthv
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Personal Inte llsgence.

John NJ Bolts, Of Virginia, will deliver address be-
fore the members Of the Order this city on
the afternoon of the 22d inst, in the Academy Of Music
In tie evening at the place, Hon. Edward Everett
will deliver his Grafton the character Of Washington
Ex-Governor Seymour and Hon. John A. Dix of this
State, were in Chicago on the 9th inst.
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool In the steamship Araba from BostonE
Spauldhg, q Wood Brackenbury, Waite Boston: Al
lem ,r, " Robinson, Providence; Holiness lawrence DR.
Hall Bristol Dr Sands, Mrs Graham and daughter
and Mrs Ida Graham, Mlas Dwight Mr. and Mn a
Allen, Hand Degener Gisnoux, Cols N NJ
Levy w ganston, Poppenheusen, II Porter + Weber
Mr. Wheman, DIR sends, Bodner Mar Jacob Master
seller Msnsent Mr. and Mrs Heman New York. q ia
ward and son, Hamilton, Buffalo; j Graves II Nc
KIM, Batimore Mrs duldenan, Prof Hudemsn Pennsy
niA Mse MAekntosh, Mas Ward, Mr. Monwollen savsnna
Bshr Cincinnati; dc Lebel Tennessee; Mr. and Mrs
Meyer, San rrsnctsco; Hammel, Sharples Usborne
Home Martin, J emmoue Rees, Quebec; B Hughes,
Lorcnoj Clark, Cunning CHAM, Morgan, J Perkins.
5rsS ncn,SeH'R ms{ss wsn, 9linchy vss:ee and
H,S Hsv1n: q SsethSu.s Cole snslsna \ Wstsasd
Erbs Eros wu!semeurs; BLANK, Cape o. Good Hope
1hc%pson end hisnd De 6nsas hr and Ms ward nurss
o. For Haifsl-Niss Chsricae naSsrs, Cosqswsl, Boa
ton; DayA Portland; Elbvtdeo, OreanA Mas; Rev
Iesot New York; Graves, Baltimore; Cook, PhadeE
pha; Iobin, W Wills Dawson, Montreal; King,
Morse HAnx Mr. and Mrs Reuthe six children and
vant-N. Total
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ANOTHER SUIT ON THE LowBER CLAIM.
FEBRUARY 10.--An application was made for an order
Of reference to the damages sustained by Mr.
Iowber by reason of the injunction obtained against him
by ex Comptroller Flagg. Mr. Iowber seeks 70 hold tho
sureties (0rison Blunt and John serreD ana exComp.
uoler Fasg responsible the bonds Decision
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United States Supreme Court.


No. 6S. nckereon P. Morehouse Vs. VIM. A. Phelps
Argument continued for the appellee and concluded for
the appellant. ra.t
No Ca Phio Chamberlain ct AL claimants of the pro.
peer Ogdensburg, Eber b. Ward ct AL survivors OF
amuel Ward and No. so, Eber B. Ward ct AL survivors
Of Samuel Ward, Philo Chamberlain ct al, ETC. Ar
gument commenced for libellants. lsr thse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

Mr.. GsoRos TAYroR, (adm.) Of N. Y, addressed the
committee on the subject Of public printing, engraving,
ithographic printing, binding. no., saying the grand total
paid for these objects, during tho last i've years. s3
37034 But this does not include the paper for printing
for plates and for maps, which for tne same period
amounted 70 she sum Of 81 e7s 46a nor does include
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-04
WHAT The PRESS SAY.

esCostar's'' Exterminators are Invaluable re-
medies for clearing houses OF all sorts OF ver-
min. With all confidence we recommend
them-N. Y. Daily Sfqfe Register.
''Costar's'' remedies for all domestic pests
such as Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs, Ants, Fleas.
&C., are invaluable we can speak from actual
knowledge of their merits. Druggists and
Dealers should send their orders early if they
would secure trade in them.-N. Y. Journal.
81 shall write something about your Exter-
minators, as l can do so with propriety-
They are selling rapidly here and destroying
all vermin.-Ed. 'sBanner," Faysfte, No.
''DEATH TO ALL vERMIN.',
AS Spring approaches, Ants and Reaches,
From their holes come out.
And Mice and Rats, in spite of Cats,
Gaily skip about.
Bed Bugs bite you, in the night,
As on the bed you sumber
While Insects crawl thro cham Der and hall,
In squads without number.
1T is truly wonderful with what certainty,
Rats, Reaches, Mice, Moles, Ground Mice, Bed
ougs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes. Fleas, Insects S
on Animals, in short every species of Vermin.
are utterly destroyed and eXterminated by
"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator,
fCostar's' Bed-bug Exterminator.
.Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects.
supplied direct, by mail, to any address in
the United States, as follows: On recent of
si.oo, a box of the Rat, Roach, &c Ext. On
receipt OF $500, a box each of the Rat. Roach.
&c. Ext, and Electric Powder, (sent postage
paid,l sufficient to destroy the vermin on any
premises. Sold by Druggists and Dealers e, !.
cry where s'Costars'' Principal Depot. 42o
broadway, N. Y. p. S.-Circulars, terms.
&c, sent by mail on application.
u Wholesale Agents fer Pennsylvania =
Oostar's Branch Depot. Northeast corner Fifth
ana arch Streets, Philadelphia, and Whole
sale Dealers generally. March %. '59.6t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-04

1t is found as the result OF careful inquiry
by the local authorities that one hundred and
eighty-nine out Of eight hundred and seventy
one families in Montcalm county, Michigan,
are in a state of destitution. The report of
the Board of Supervisors says that ssthat they
areia such Strengthened and necessitous cir
cumstances as 10 require aid beyond their own
means TO enable them to procure suitable food,
and seed for spring." The Board proposes to
borrow, and pledge the faith of the county for
repayment, $4,000 for immediate use in re-
lieving the wants of the distressed.