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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
COLONIES IN THE WEST.

Our attention has just been called afresh to the
subject OF Organized Emigration" or the settling
of new States BY groups of families moving together,
and at once reproducing upon new soil the better
conditions OF the educated and Christian state. Al
though this subject is not new, We are ready to
believe that it has not yet adequately engaged the
attention Of those who are giving direction TO home
and foreign emigration, nor OF families generally in
the Eastern and Middle States who feel themselves
COZ strained to seek for their cheaper and better
lands in the West, nor Of phlanthropists who devote
themselves to planting educational and religious in
stitutiops in the newer sections Of the Republic.
The particular enterprise to which We now refer
va. undertaken something over two years ago, by
Messrs. Ovid Miner of Syracuse, n. T., and Joseph
a. Bent, from Vermont. A. Location was chosen IN
Southern Illinois, about sixty miles east from st.
Ioui.. near the junction fthc Ohio and Mississippi
Railway with the Illinois Central. The objects
sought were to gather from among former acqusint-
spce.a company of farmers and mechanics. known a.
Temperance men aud persons Of high moral princi-
plea. 10 establish Christian Church, and to found an
institution Of Learning moleled substantially after the
best New England High SCHOOL,
The enter,rise has gone steadily forward notw.th'
Standing the diminished harvest returns AMI wide
,pread pecuriary disasters Of the pa't eighteen
months. Thirty famlics, in the prime Of life, from
New-Yorl, Vermont and Ohio, are rcw making them
selves homes on the fine high and rolling prairie
known az Hoyeton. neat chapel ha- been erected,
in wLiel the small but teifsupportiDg ehIrch stated
" wor-hp and the colonists now !abcring hard
to frtef an ,diiee ana pni optraiion school Of
Literature ard Science. amid population o. ., "'
f, and nore who gTeatly need il.
1t .een- hsgay Deedful to 'pesk OF the peeuniary
siysrts.c- and exemption from di-com'oTi' and sA-
,.rrr. u pioneer ie, by removing in til manner
rom older communities into new settlements. IL
nsv well b. matter ol surprise that those who
u.ye We.tward shoul not have seen that there .
10 eorpa son as To- the safety, comfort usefulness OF
/ eiriarstipg with gTOup "i farmers, mechshic'
teacher and pastor, over that Of going 10 strange
land alone Nor Is there any business arrangement
more I'm pie and ordinarily easier made
lis al.o worthy Of remark, that the social and
moral interest. Of states are not advanced by the
presence o single coed mer az by living, m0dlng
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
!M.fRINE AFFAIRS.

The steamship City of Baltimore arrived on Mon
day morning, with Lon,ion dates TO the llth inst.
Her news has been an;ic cpated by the Vanderbilt.
S,y,L.
The United States slooIOi-war Dale has ayiNed at
Portsmouth, y. H., from the coast of Africa, Via
Porto Prsya. \ correspondent of The Boston Posi-
communicates the following intelligence respecting hers
"The Dale has had beautiful passage from Porto
Praya, of twenty y-four days Some heavy weather IN
the Cuf Stream under trple reeed topssis, and dip
ping water both sides the spardeck ahoat and
the below somewhat deluged, was the eA
ccpiion last Monday. We have been fog-bewdered
for two days. and have fired canncn beseccbngy, but
in vain, for pilot.
The Captain of the brig Elm, of Boston, was out
ragged by the Portuguese authorities at Gande, last
MONTH thrown into prison and fined SiO0, because his
mate punished the steward, who chanced to be Por.
tgnce by birth. The naval and consular authorities
at the Cape dc Nerls protested TO the Governor al
Porto Prys and the is to be adjusted by the res.
ttuon Of the line, and so day for the ile al deten
tion of The Elm.
The Dale went into commission in April. ls5., at
Norfolk allied on the 9Th of May, and has been two
years ard some weeks in ceaseless cruise. There
are no ports in Africa st. Paul; il is all open
rolling sea. Formental recreation YOU have church,
society, no civilization. II is the Naval Botany
Bay.
Lieut.. Richard l.. Law has been detached from the
Constellation and ordered 10 the Hartford. Lieut..
Trevor Abbott has been detached from the Portsmouth
and ordered to the Constellation. Lieut.. +. X. Murray
ha, been detached from the Ordnance Department,
Washington Navy-Yard, and ordered to the steam
slcop w oming Lieut.. j. X. Hamilton has been de-
iachcd nom the Hartford and ordered to the Wyoming
Lieut.. l.. \. Barnet has been ordered TO the John
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

influence Il tie Chr.s..sH JfzHy. N.r does the
solitary house hoi n;sin :be terminating power de-
nanjed IN new ami reeiy lands, but rather the group
Of Christian families the ull realization of true
civilized ,,s,e--,he combined influence Of completed
circles Of social and artistic life. And in such colo
ny settlements ar describing there are wisely
fulfilled tie conditions required.
II also strikes Us ;ha; while kindred movements ip
any rev State could scarcely fail of creating cener'
of wholesome influence this IN southern Illinois has
. special significance. The Hoyleton Colony i in
part of the State politically aud socially known a.
Egypt a region beautiful in climate aud soil,
but early settled by the poorer classes Of whites from
the Slave States, and in which the Border-Rufian
Democracy has ruled snd reigned for many years.
To have plsced in such district, nearly one hun
jred miles long and eighty broad, a growing COM
nunity of educated men and women; community OF
thorough Temperance people; community who
love Freedom as our fathers taught II; community
whose chief accepted work it is TO found afrstelsss
seminary for young n.n and women; thisi is surely a
work that might well attract the liberal regard Of all
0ooi ,n,p
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

a DIsoRDERIY IIousE BEoKEs UP.-Late on sun
day ust police made professional visit b house In Yors
fc Jersey City took into custody John Gdset and
Caane Drgth charged with keeping house of bad Tspute
Tie proprietor carried the tailoring business In the front
aud The rear room apart for social gatherings Of both
Ae- sud John double business Of tailor aud landlord
The place had been under he surveillance Of the police of sew
ers sys and persons respectable standing ssr.d
he In lie habit Of visiting the place esndssney Cbefof
Police Msnu intended have made descent when the hive
was fun but was By complaint made by of the
ne ahboTs parties taken before justice Bedford
erday, but ia. complainant falling 10 sPp.er, they were de
charged ~ promise Of aying the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY PARADr.-The Hudson Brigade, under
Brig -Cen james 4. Hatfield, made their Spring pa.
rade yesterday at Fox Hill, back of the Elysian
Fields The following companies were out; lst Regi-
ment. under Col. Shaler: National Guard, Capt. Van
IougbtOn; Highwood Guard Capt John i. New
kirk Hudson Rifles, Capt. Bohnstedt Hudson artil-
lery, Capt IIaxam; "a Regiment, under Col. Greg
ory: Washington Guard, Capt Speer; Montgomery
Guard, Capt. Farel; Independence Guard, Capt.
GraiD; Greenvilie Guard Capt. Lelendah; Close
Guard Capt. John Van Buskirk.
AT , O'Clock the Brigade was reviewed by Gov.
Newell Adt Gen. stockton, Quarermaster-Gon. Per-
rine and Gen. RuniOn. The parade was very cred
table affair." and the soldiers were highly compliment
ed by the Governor and staff. The music was fur
nshed by Dodworths Band. large number OF Wis
ors were present to the soldiers and recrsate on
the grecnsward OF the Elysan. ANcw-York gentle
man accidentally thrust his hands into anothers par
falcons pocket, who standing in close proximity
and but for the fact that bis wallet was likely 10
change owners, this slight accident might have
been excused. As it was the fellow was very uncer-
enormously knocked down, and then handed over TO
the police.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
NrOTICE Of ApPLICATION for the discharge

~ Of al noeul h' debs put.aa' t. The ro' sons
M ,d article OF Dr. r, i;le Of The t chapter Of The second
rart lie Revised Stsutcs-ENRRT d. LONG o The City u
County Of NewYork, in.o,yen debtor Notice Ist 3lb'
sl ID NAV ~ is.g. Creditors appear 6eoc the Hon
HENRY HILTON the Juase'ot ~ Co r 81 Con- lnoa
Pleas the City NcvNok the Chamber, Of the Col @!
Common Pless the Cv Hall in the Cy oi Nea-l ur- cn
the dsy Augus 1882 a. eleven ccock IL ;hr t-eao,
that Ssy. show Why az ssSSum,nt Should no; De
made OF .ad iuoycuts sui l. be discharged nom H.
dtl,s Bl RTON 4 GULL: Nysioi fetu"net,
~ Inv lNA IL No. lLr ErusdssN n. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Hlc0itaI.

nR. VELPEAU's CANKER1NE.-
- THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
For the aost instantaneous Of CANkER IN s worst
FORMS II also sovereign for Sore Mouths and Throa
resulting Sarlsn and Typhus Feyer and unIysied BY
ANYTHING yet known for Sore Nipples Flesh Wounds Fresh
Scad old Sores and Sores Of every kind positive
cure for Bronchial Affections In ts first stages We viii war
rsnt 10 extract the pain from Bu however bad in
from one minutes The same with Canker All we ask
trial guarantee the result IL Is perfectly safe 70 give
70 an infant. For sale by BuRRILL HUNTING, Sole Pro-
pretor No 1O2 Nassaus New York, room No T. and No
fremont Boston Price 25 per bottle. For sale By
AL druFrss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
-Tbe Metropolitan Regatta Club

NPw CLUB BoAT.-Tbe Metropolitan Regara Cinb
of Wismsbursh procured club boat which hs.
emily been bu them by VIM Mckay the builder Of ,ha
fT.t boat, Experiment." She h S let long iest ~ias,
che. deep and weighs 40 pJaId,. There ~ nv.
p,son. tyo-thirds Of her length l. covered wih prepared
canya. The made u the Old tat ooLsi-
tntsn With board .h win draw about three inches
II water The brat Of improved model snd ba APre'ay
Tor boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-

y picatou Of the M,yo Alderman sid Conmons,y Of The
CIV OF NewIogk by the Board of Commissioner OF The en-
.iPk relative The acquisition Of knds for public PARK or
psce Oh and loh streets and the 5A aaa s;a sye
me. In the CITY New loIkThe Mayor Aldermen AID CON-
aonalty ofihe Cy Of NewfoIk by the Bsri o;
81, Of The Central PAX the ssuts eAtci Al
t 70 ser the Map Of the City of NewloTs BY laying ont
heon spubhc Pace and authorize lie tslias OF tie 'aae
rs.S .p lS9-.lrcc-fh. being psescn:-hcIsb ave NJ
lice 20 tie s,eo pI;es aEd Trson' re'Ptlvey en
80 r,o OF interested the lands IA snd
bsrins Ter mentioned and desbed that they VIII
nv y. M, sup.enle Couti OF the SS.e Of NewYo a. eiA
IN ~ lid Cont b. heli the City Hal Of The City Of Ne"
MI ON Mondsy -0h day Of june. l az ie ?.nns OF
the Count that day OF as soon isIcsls :, Coes o
Ird IN the snpn.nen of th-ce ConnissoleIs oi Appraisal
in The above entitled n,r TO estimate IN iaVcf O. ae se'e
,rers es,ee r~st. Aforesaid Just sra eqs
~ f tai ng all those lands, ;eneneEis, heredia
sn. srd premise. lie between iooih snd iiete;' sna
81 80 oh avenue, in city, ana which the sAa bo4Fd OF
r. .,iopcrs OF the Ceursl Park deem asiAsoe 70 De &C.
orrrd for the purpose Of extendir sad oens ~ @ ~ ~
VI which id lands ard premises are lad oot on ihs
map or plan Of .sd city, under and BY yne o. a. sSi ens
Al Act relative Improvements toncHng i3e "a. %
@ ard road, in tie City of New York and for other fr'
,.,,," rsss,d April 5. ls07-Ds;sd May - tsoS
pylf.e.o sIe 10 Ns sst's "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

SrAEBIyG ArFRAi.-Two coored men, named Eli
ISL and Peter Kirk became engaged In an arsy a. No
j South Efih street, Jersey City Sunday night darns
which Joes stabbed his opponent severely about the see sn6
ncck. Tie a.sssDt yesterday sent 70 jail b. await slt,
IA. p0dg nd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
BROOH YN ITEMS

PIckPockEr-Maria Flynn was arrested yesterday
seTnoon Gcenpont for picking tbs PICKET u Ms Enn
Of poe containing SlS. Mrs English was stsndins
near Pensnd Circus witnessing the tight sscenson when
To- Thr money wss picked mp where she standing
Mary Ann Brown arrested In Grand sree yesls day Al
noon for picking the pocket Of Mrs Ellen McCsrn 81 y, Bon
were licked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

ACCIDENT AT Az ALARM oF FIRE.-Durng false
sar of rc yesterday afternoon, n JeIssy City, yons
Ie,d Ni6ls Riley wa. run by Hose Cart No and
trne sou. inea injuries the wheels having passed BIZ
clei. lie conveyed 10 drug store aud attended ~ D'
Act. ard Narick
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

PRIzr FIonr PREvENrrD.-The same parties who
went to Ioboken few nights since for the purpose of
engaging in prize fight, made a similar attsmp. at
Cmmunipaw about ! o'clock on Sunday morning.
They were prevented however, by the timely arrival
of officers who succeeded in dispensing the mob, AMI
the affair was further postponed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
vVBE REGULAR MAIL LINE vi. sroNINa

THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING
Il TON, fr BOSTON AID PROvlpESCE.-ILisrd agCie-
Tie so =. r,i p,yMor c RorK ass s esi soD. .,a
sroSiSSToN' s5S PROVIDENCE, and BOSTON ana
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS hsyirs New. Yori daily Sun.
da The ssl Il the MAJ fn which leave. Bcer ). m
The CoMMODORE, from Nex-Yot MONDAY, "Wednesday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-York, Trssdsy, Thur.
day AID Saturday, from s:os0n, Monday wednesday And
Pscrsers proceed from sornon per rrosd Providence
Boston, the Express Mail Train, reaching said places in sd
of ,hose BY other routes. and In ample time for all the
that pEeerit remain card tho enjoy nights res.
undturbed, breskll de,ed ard leave stonnson IN he
.. N. train.
Fare from Providence 20 Newport 50 een.a
baggageHaeT sceomp~es TIE steamer and train through
FOR psss.se ber.hs freish apply onosra ts
steamer the Freight Oos Pier No. North River OF at
the Office, No 10 Battery Place Feb. 3, lSj9
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and sne WEDNESDAY, Aprile 1859. Trains wiz leave
2tkst Station kew-york follows:
745s. Ii. For WilBanlsb sbridse.
s:5os, N Mail Train for Albany.
9:Sos n. For Willamsbrdee.
II 500. ID. For White Plains.
2:9Op IL. For WiHamsbridse.
4Oop. IN. Fer Dover Plains
500 3. M. .Foy White Plains.
Gl5 D. N. For White Plains from White and CehtreSt
s:SOp. For Williaustndse.
RETuKSISG--Win leave:
500 q. n. From White Psns.
$50 O.. II. From Dover Plains.
6:40s. m. From Wilismsbridse.
7O0a In From White Plans.
s:45a Mail Train from Albany.
e:30a Ii. Fun Wiliamsbridge.
100 .. m From Wiismsbridse.
3:o0p. II. From White Plains.
$50 p. IN From WliaDsbridee.
WIN. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

CoxTIBMATloS.--Bis Bishop Potter on Sunday admins
't,d tie of continuation thirty csudisiss ih - feAs
Fp,.copal Lurch, I ui0l. avenue, L. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

OlI Tnr TRAcE.--The cars of the Flushing Raj
oo5d Il te tack Hunters Point ser ndrs tue Pi
s.ngefs. ye.terdsy moning No was injured
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NcwYok, notice is hereby kiven 70 an PET
so. having caus against MARY LINDSAY late u the C'
N, dccessci prcsru; the sae. with youcers tere
10 the subscriber, the ohce Robert Giln, ed. No 81
Nassau street the Cry New York before tie hrst day
u NoNen ber lSia-Daisd New NoS, hc .l day q APRIL sy
WILLIAM tRALER Admin with tie WI annexed
..rcl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

TnL WFsTERN DISTRICT FIRE EDgPtErNEsr.--lhs
RE Cotouers Of the Western District have psep<s1 r.
mn fun Which that during the us .sed We
trabrr ~ fcmen sppciped to4 rejected o. resrea go
s,a ~ su pended loi three months b. one ycsfl n es
srsuted I2a Ten appiestoBs for oIgsDzations have
bon made of whisb have been granted, VIZ; Hoe sId
IA , tyo rinpsiuts have ben preferred ssaH. me De
ao.sly by tie Depuy Sup srntendeDs - Pole, r
tr II ordnsnce The pres.nf force cf the DepsEissnt
o.'.. n e,j ubsInber The Commissioners have
rpai fh zdber Of eight engine psnics, ony ~
xf no - been acted up BY the CourDo Council. H.
.6o. D. No. g. Hook sna Ladder C.. No. has sc beer d..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
IN SUPREME COURT, City and County Of New.

II n
l York-BANoUE GENERALE SUISSE ". ARfHuk K
SIMS and WILLIAM X. SlMS.-To the Defendants ABOVE
named You sre hereby summoned aud required to answer the
oompsint in this sction which wss filed IN the %dcs o ie
of the City and County Newlok tie I'D DAY Ci Ap
sq a, lie City Hal in sad city aRd t. serve cop! o !9f
answer TO the complaint the subscribe 81 s once no.
H Bosdwsv said city, within tweuiy day. aE th sNics
f hi, summons, exclusive Of 'hr day e" -u aS
Won fail 70 answer the Sid complaint within the tine se'sa
he psntiH in this action viii take judgment s.sn you o ths
.m of nineteen hundred snd thirtyeh doas IN ihieie
thereon from day NoyeubeT 1888 beside -e COSTS o
this sciion.-Dacd April g 1879. ~ -, .,. ...
.oe ,.,,cr n, No. ~ Brosd~sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of

ii thOt.tNSII VI OIL Viuet VI e'e
the County of NewYolt Noiee Is hereby gwen 20 a
having claims ssains. MARY CANTON late Of the City OF New
Yora widow drcesscd present the same with vouchers mere
of y, ,e at his Office, No. . Chsmberss, in tho
y az NeYor on or before day Of Oyobrr
ncX Dated New Yori the wcny.tkird dsy OF April 1853
snS i.w6m1u DAVID :. BROWNE Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

THK tOrET-.-Ihe City Count engaged 10 in'
psrrers aud exeusnf uro Yesterday, and IN hesrns
csus. Tie Special Term and County Court were bob 70
seoD, hsIiDg and referring nCtions The Cogr of ss-"'
N s..sbe "Wednesday the tIisl Of ennns esHse~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

On another, of l6j acres, nearer Newburgh, and
which. from its immediate proximity to railroad
station and its improved condition i valued at 500
per acre the expenses and profits were set down a.
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

IN PURSUANCE of all order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of notice is hereby given TO AL peI9ns
ba,ns claims against PETER VAN ARsDALE late OF be City
of NewYork physician deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof subscriber at the Office OF e. w Van
Voorh. Attorney Lsw No so Nssssus in ihe City Of New
York the l4h dsy Of September nex-Dsed New
iO''' Wv WILnELMENA VAN ARsDALE, Adplini'Iairix.
o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Watfr Cure.
Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of York notice hereby given to oil persons
having claims against REBECCA RAY late oi the City OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers the office Of Robert Gen, No 30 Nassau
p CITY NcwYork before the first day of No
yember ls5e-Dstcd New York the 18th day of April 1889
JAMES DICKSON | rxa.,,o-.
pbos IsvenI1I* HENRY HARRISON. HAo'u''''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

>fEIo,. AcHDLNT.--ie-teplay afternoon TcraBce
DsLre sgd three yesr, e from the stocp X hou. On ~
r4.F Dougsss and Smith aud irsetursd bic .sn
The istl- trepbnsd by Dr. Geo. COehrsn assisted bs
D.. Bs Lte snd MeA-sT snd last accounts h. wss ia"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

TnE SUNDlY-SCHnoL ANNIyRRsARUs.-iLs Ah,'
fisth Apniysrss u the Brooslyn sctSs N ~ s'
bsi.d today By sppgops spses In the esufehs' ~ D"
c,s,fIs 10 bsrB.Is kIg Br.i:.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County NewYok, notice !. hereby given TO all per
,op, having claims against CHARLES THOMAS late OF The
Cy of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber. s his Office No III Wals In he
CITY OF NeWN before the twenty second DAY oil NO
,,I7 isvGuTn GEORGE H. Hit NT Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

Coming from Newburgh, along the branch OF the
Erie Road that joins the main trunk at Chester, we
see on either side fine rolling country covered with
rich grass, the land generally well cleared OF stones
and the farm-houses and outbuildings indicating a
comfortable independence on the part OF the oecu'
pants. Here and there swamp land that might
be reclaimed at a moderate expense by draining,
and, rarely, bit df land very much obstructed
with boulders. But the general aspect Of the coun-
Try leads one TO the conclusion that the moving
machine is not unknown in the meadows nor the
farmers wanting in thrift.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
6iramboais an6 Railroads.

hAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY
J s.esnef METAMORA, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
kATThDAY, from fcot Il Jay 81, a. u M
NAY BOAT for orALBANY.-SteamerAR ARMENIA
IL esery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, from foOt
II Hsrr,sln-lf uflQck
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD

IN The Cars leave Flushing $780, 1855 and 10 and
I:A5 ard 640 p n connecting with the steamer MATTANO
for New-York st Hunters Point. The MATTANO will leave
Fulton Market Slip at ss and S45 5: Is and 1880 No.
eeuh WIN. NJ SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

VXIATTS's NERVOUS AUTHORIZATIONS
Of counteeits by bogus doctors and rscay druggists
We have no retail agents in this city except AFFORD in the
Bowery and in Brooklyn can only be had Of HAYES Fulton
81. The genuine has written on the label JOHN
PYNE Co. 100 Nassaus If fails will refund the money
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Aew!pork DAILY Gribn,re
THE oRANGE COUNTY MIX BUsIyE Ss.

ORIGIN OF TIE BUsINEss-QCANTITY ANNUALLY
PRODUCED-vALUE OF LAND AND CAPITAL m
vEsTED-MASAGENiENT OF FARMS, EXPENSES
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

il O. 1859, TRAINS viii leave Chambersst. Station
follows Express Trains and II and For Hud
SON. 7:l5 for Sing Sing, 10 and and lO:3o M
$3.50 for Tarytown, 245 and
s45 D. M for Peekski $3.50 The Hudson PoughkeePsie,
Peehk Sing Sing and Taytown Trains stop at most OF he
stations Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher
and 3ts Trains for NewYork leave Troy at 445 aud $50
a. m and 3:45 and Albany about 10 minutes later on
Sundays, at p. IN. A r. SMITH, SUPP.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAl
IN 1859 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. le

NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS. PhiLA.
~ nrrPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CiTY-Msi and Express line, leave New sn6 S,n. IL
m and aud o. m fare &3 Through Tickets sold for yin.
cnn.t and the West and for Washington and the
south &C. and through baggage checked to Washington IN
N. aud .. trains ,..,.,.,a.rA
No bssssee viii be received for trains unless devesa ans
Sneen minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

TIE steamer Princess, one u the
Gnsss heats on the river, running
frcm vicksbarg to Nes Orleans, ~.
ploAsd aud barosa o. Sunday move
ing. tke 17th inst, % Conrad's
Pcsus. scss Baton lssses. she had
iosr haudvvi passengers aboard,
about two kuudrst Of vhca are 9th.
er lcss OF m'ssiss. being mostly re-.
.ideats Of Losis,sns and n ias,ssipw
There vas . large member II ladies'
on beard. klling the lsdiss' end hell
VI The gsn,lsuss's csbia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

fsS' We would rail- particular At.
ieunon 70 The following rev al,cr
ii.cmeni'. IN to days paper
Dissolution Of Messc's. Moore 4
Mccullough, Pamela Miss.
VIM Stevenson, Memphis
@ ". Jonc. 4 Co., Memphis
Y,aroul 4 Co., Memphis.
Fsirchild 4 Morris, Memphis.
Ford, Brebie 4 Co., Memphis.
Monsmra,, Duprcc 4 Co., Men
phs.
A. T. Watson, psn0ls.
woo,isn I vcrnon. Pamela.
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trees arc in bloom. and the forest
trees show evidcn. signs Of spring.
The weather is mild aud pleasant.
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