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DAVID ~ CAMPBELL
ABNER p. POWERS
JAMES A. NlSBET 3Commissone
SAMUEL b. HUNTER,
THOMAS HARDEMAN,
Macon, Ga, MAY &C. 1915 jeI7toau5 re
COME ALI. WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PdIV
Ee Cured without Charge or Expense.
BARTENE'S LOTION.


The greatest Remedy eucr kno,ca fer all the Com
plants tchich itpofesses to cnre, ,ciH be given
Gratis 70 the afflicted ,cho cannot
afford to purchase on,
asa n,oosp s%ply,ns t.,v tc y,,,
RARTINEs LoTIoN-TheI often was invented some
ads% 3 sI Ts si
& peee ewH n @ no q 5 e.
tbs friends Of those who hld bee benefited BY is Virtues
%E aa aH' Cam tss tssS IS
pans as cure or m X mU nS % q e ss p s u % % us0 S
celebrity and ouna r way into I1tlc sor an unvlled
nna ,qe % ~ " cure :" ny Of the Ills to which
Ia eases q ioa n,ama'i.m sweaqs of all kinds, Dis.
ss ssndsa Bnla. Sh pain g. M & osoos So s B,es .ad
Wounds oeycry ds oa il o n nmeiaie and per- sn%
man,nt reei Is rl. ~ only article that de
generally srs ss'd sT violent tex eyean rio land and
most ene For Fever and asa Asn n tb
IKE charm ". aboye all Z the cure Of Iesdaons and
In addition tie benign influence the exerts the
sSs .% % Si ' w sS1 GS%' animal, %G sis v;
% ss value s4S ue
where has been applied to this fine creature for slight nu-
apparently animation and vvacy the animal uch
s a appy
Lotion rather than the natural speed Of the animal 1t has
and BEAST Tie following he is' mos
common TO the horse, which has proved
The Lotion is composed entirely Of the medicinal proper
OF vegetable substances and rendered
by dstlston and other chemical processes
ward medicine, the innocent, wholesome stimula.
and cheering character and will expel instantly those
dull heavy and hypochopdraca feelings which
subject and life and both body and mind
To be had in New York Of Thomas Bartine of Vesey
street. opposite Washington Market per single
tie with proper directions for every bottle T. Butler
No Nassau street the Drug Store, Of Sixth Ave-
and Thirteenth street.
Also, the Popetos 323 Broadway where there will be
made liberal discount those who purchase by the
quantity for shipping other uses.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above Lotion.
G. 3. BARTINE K CO.. Proprietors,
Principal Depot 1923 Broadway, MY.
Where large volume Of testimonials be from highly
respectable parties in this city and other JUGS mrrc
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
Co. o. b sS sS

EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Phadepha Pittsburgh via the Pennsy vana Raii
roads and Csnslhrough 80 days The above line now
full operation aud offers who wisi
pleasant mode of travelling the
The built IN the most approved modern style, tht
boats fitted superior and effort mad
BY the popretors conduce the comfort and convenenc
of veers The this is unrivaed, and ii,
great chain Of Pens internal improvements well
thy of being
BY this route avoid al The fatgues and dangers
tendnt trnyell8g the time make
pedtious trip
The every morning o'clock Passengers
vsed engage their places ihiadepha Office Philadel
p N f. o. Chesnut and Fourth streets and Nos
u and Is South Third SITS. A. CUMMINGS, Agent
Philadelphia, May II, lGi5
For information, ia the city of New York, apply to
q. II. kNlSfLL, Agent for
u. LEECH s. cos Line. 7 West ST, N. k
my7 6mfrrc
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"IS IT A HUMBUG %
THE pATENT'
GALV ANIC RINGS
6,piSTTE,S nIAcNETIC

CRlSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
Bs's Bs
5y is mert Thousands oo,eign certificates might readily
satisfactory TO await some result here which might dec
pleasure that following presented
the pubic winch are from several Others Of similar
The first an extract from an editorial which appeared on
the 2th instant in the Albany Daily Citizen-J Stanley
The PArEST GALvASlc RiScs, which are making such
sir in The world now are anove Invention Of this
with regard their efficacy can say that or three
have fallen under notice. which have iavorably
%seSa New York who declared a to Is hat sr use
sS y @ S eS@T and he h ds s and
treiy WE'LL Tie second that shall notice that ola Dung
sPes visited y l,5acL PARALYSIS which aassed The
SsGs d M ed w oS ss ede d. friend
his case We found that he had been deprived entirely Of the
%s a Hs s !is
cond aEqs SS G ep p % W saS e and m % Rs d s @
and four oDr Crtes Gay9nc Rngs aud used the Mag
s s F"a Ts af Tx h e is S @
to to q r. hs, life AID sns
and while before he the Rings he unable acue
out walks and for the most part able to help himself
sd to iF merits Of Dr. cF'''s d'v'''' Rings and Magnetic
Ssp ssysTsy S,d for the last eight
ns na cords hSSs Ss
Of without the least In truth seemed only to be
getting worse. From favorable account which accidentally
Magnetic 4fda d % S% ass
ing othe Rings each hand the pain had
recurrence ofcompsnt believe cur has been effected by
your discovery and deem duty inform you Of the fact
es s ss fS T% nn M @ he's 5
various of the body which has been cured she be
after trial Of but few days shall feel pleased satisfying
the ncreduous Of the truth Of the above appc
SAMUEL SHIELDS, is5 Eldrldge street.
Nrv fonH June 2i, 1915
NEw York, June %, l3i5.
Dear Sir-l have from my childhood been afflicted with
almost constant and rheumatic rains
legs snd have often suffered intensely that has
vented me from following usual occupation and fequeny
Sra 81 y , , debility anS M
thing ilbout spy relief gye up IN despair was recon-;
ipd Try Goy"s Rims and &c tpd and I'D
effect upon my system almost miraculous. After few
%s ns my had p.e Of M bsn%
srn or any pains since the hrst day would heret9 un.
'''' ''' JACOB S 4 oosBuRY' Ss William street
These certificates published for the purpose Of inspiring
honest confidence his discovery which Ds CRsrlE be-
gwen which may bcsea at the Office si Fulton street ia ali
kinds Of Rheumatism and Nervous ns, the beneficial
Batteries or Magnetic Machines are recommended the aa
mic Rings and Magnetic Fluid will be found equally benshcoi
New York obtain the genuine article Dr. CRsTrs Of
c hse o ~ ryaToE h , sSa All sad m T
out the least beneficial effect. jy9 lwtec
BLOCK TIN WARE MANDATORY.
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Plagished Tin n and
~ ~ Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and ilollow Ware
BISoms-n short every variety OF house Keeping articles
BA eomI zen Of Goes flee aud Tea um 81 Table hns
"'""''''''' = - ''''' JAMES. Y. WATKINS,
inf Inn a. Csfba rtpp srpet.N New inr
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EXPRES.S NOTICE.

THE Undersigned being desrous Of doing all in their
l. sustain the Government experiment of giving
cheaper posages hereby give notice that aud after the first
day of July maabe whatever either open
N envelopes, wrappers will be received any of their
Oihces for transmission by express otherwise.
Positive instructions will he their Agents refuse
mailable matter under whatever guise may be offered
LIVINGSTON X WELLS,
~, New York and Buffalo Express
New York. June ~. igt5 ies3 tiaiu
REESWAX-i cask Beeswax, OF very superior quality
= Tor sale by +, X, COLLINS co IS South street
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Office for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP,
At No. 40 I-2 CortIandt street, New York,
usual.


GONE YEARS AGO was cured of severe and danger.
y illness by Syrup made from old Indian recipe and
o S Dome through s"s
ducon of the Syrup to the public entered into arrange
G s e dy S Ns o yr &
man by the name Of Schenck had verbal undesandngw
him, and the medicine sold in his and
tifcate, was published and widely circulated
continued this connection until had reason 70 believe this
dsviating from the understanding Compliant after
complaint had come IN 10 me relative 70 the variability and
overlook and pardon any merely personal but my repu
aton completely interweven with the reputation
one would extend its consequences to the other.
had encountered legc expenditures in establishing and
dnctug thus business My time and attention devoted
crsivey These Influences based upon my well known
character and the certificate Of my with ADVICE
others whom visited both in the city and country aud the
gradually increasing and now widespread popularity of
Of respiration as well as the liver complain, and dyspepsia
caused numbers make application Of whom
have been the means of beneng aud restoring to health
Results ike these truly gratifying and did not feel will
ling that the advantages thus arising all should be lost
could conscienousy permit sphere Of usefulness to hr
narrowed through the neglect variation of any other.
hose who know me personally and the history of my Sy
up unnecessary say thar hold the old original receipt
and haye the accurate knowledge of the only
nod OF preparing this medicine through all us different stages
And in order render free from all impurities well
insure its full and uniform strength without the
heat which tends to destroy the medical Of some
the application Of improved aud only suitable apparatus by
which these objects be successfully attained Complains
arise from my process ths knowledge aud employment Of
which are confined exclusively to myself ,.,, ..
being no longer interested business has am told set up
for himself At least opened az office ~ tbs city, wish hun
lie, am informed, come and buy ms genuine Syrup and
wisely enough cautions il against adnteraed compounds
exclusively by myself is for sae in New York ONLY al my old
Office ts Courtland ST. onel below reenwch
myas lmsm
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The above is acorrect translation of the original
STEPHEN T.. HoyLE, Translator.
TRANSLATION.

ADDITIONAL DECLARATION.
1t is understood that, besides the four preliminary ar
cles proposed by Texas, there other essential and
important points which ought also to be included in the
negotiations and that if this negotiation is realized on
account of circumstances, because Texas influenced
by the law passed in the United States alton,
should consent thereto either directly indirectly then
the answer which under this data is given to Texas by
the undersigned Minister for Foreign Affairs, shall be
considered null and void
LUis c. CuEvAs H. 81
Mexico, May 10, lsi5
The above is correct translation of the original
STEPHEN T.. HoYLE, Translator.
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E ENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS, 50 Nassau St, corner
VI of Maiden Lane.A orders Immediately attended TO for
Mason, slateng pasterng Fagging tin roofs repaired and
painted and all other and alterations done the best
Also, furnaces, ranges kettles steam boilers,
ovens and every kind of fire works up None but good
workmen employed. Expeditions and moderate charges
Chimney tops for curing smoke Up orders left with j.
Quinn, Plumber, A4 Broadway
m2T-lmsrh E VI. QUINN
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; . M M & Il a Il Il n @ E NJ Z L
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after lath June, I8i5
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston TTn-ss A. N. daily Sundays excepted stoppin,
at Farmngdae and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tram-9h a. and 5 r NJ for Farming
dale and intermediate places, daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train NJ for Greenport daily, Sunday
excepted stopping Jamaica, Branch Hampstead Hicks
yl and all the stopping places between Hcksv,lle
Greenport.
From Greenp0rt Depot
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted, at 1914 o'clock
o the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
accommodation TranAt AM, daily, Sundays excepted
for Brook yn and intermediate places
From Farming gdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6A A. M. and "a r. NJ daily, Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train IL p NJ daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
lyn aud interme ediate places.
The Boston stop only Farmngdae and st George
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following place
the Toad both and deliver
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---FOrty Thousand.

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ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual Isices--alwayf
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PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty ent
despatch.
g3- All letters communications by mail, addressed
TO the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remtted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR NV YoRE HERALD EsTA ABLi5HmEN,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANDATORY.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Plauished Tin and
"a Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats, Shaker Serves and
Broomsn short every variety OF house keeping articles
n B-A complete OF Coffee aud Tea Ums Table
Dishes aud Covers hotels steamboats, hand
aud manufactured at the shortest notice. . - -
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
iu1 Inns l6 tstharne New York
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CARVER IL HALL

CARVER " HALL,
"A RCHITECTS, Engineers, Building and Real Estate
~, AGENTS, Wall street, New York; 81 North siyh street,
fhlledepha Plans, Specifications and Estimates for Build
ing; Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Es
tate bought and sod money loaned and invested property
lsdscd enar rents collected. ie32 msrc
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Stages readiness the arrival OF Trains the sevara
stations to take passengers low Fares all parts
Island
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street recevs Baggage for the several Trains 30
fore toe hour oi starting from the Brooklyn side.
u = Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates juOrc
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a A PAIR Of Dapple Grey Horses l6 hands high,
<and years old kind and sound IN every Al
.-lZN.so beautiful Sorel Mare and Top Wagon. The
Mafss sound and kind and desirable saddle beast;
the Wagon of Growers make been used but The
above property will be sold together separate the
owner has no Farther use for them. Apply 10
WA ID. SPARKS,
Mile House Sd Avenue.
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TRANsLAyIoN
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs and Government of the
Mexican republic has received the preliminary PROPOSE
tions OF Texas for arrangement definite treaty
tween Mexico and Texas; which are of the following
tenor
Conditions preliminary to treaty Of peace 6eceen Merco
lst Mexico consents to acknowledge the ndepen-
dence of Texas.
ID Texas engages that she will stpulats in the trea
~ not to herself become subject any coun
try whatever.
3D. Limits and other conditions to be matter of ar
fangements in the final treaty.
'th Texas will be willing to remit disputed points
respecting territory and other matters the arbitration
Gupres.
Done az Washington Ton the Brazos) the Goth March,
Is45. AsunyI syITu r. 81
Secretary of State"
Inc government OF the republic has asked, in
guehce Oh the national Congress- the authority which
mas granted, and which is Of the following tenor =
The government is authorized to hear the proposi.
ons which Texas has made and to proceed to the ar.
rangement or celebration OF the treaty that may be t
and honorable to the republic giving account TO Con-
gress for its examination and approval
In OF the preceding authority of the Con-
gress OF the Mexican republic the undersigned Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs and Government declares Thar
the supreme government receives the articles above
mentioned the preiiminares OF formal and deGnye
treaty; and further that it is disposed commence the
negotiation soon as Texas may desire and to receive
the commissioners which she may for this purpose
Lei q. CuEvAs, l.. 81
Mexico, May 10, 1s45.
The above is correct translation of the original
STEPHEN n. HOWE
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CARPETING
454 PEARL STREET.
HE have Just opened the large SPACIOUS
= oAhfET WARE ROOMS, No. 45i Pearl street, former
occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. are now ready to offer
he pubic an entire stock Of Capeng bought expressly
the sprung trade some OF which exceedingly rich new de-
signs and ssl.1 e1io.s. 9 Among them max be found
- Entirely New
iSrS. hIDMiNSTER THREE FLY,
sUPERFINE FINE AND C1SNNoN INGRAM
CARPETINC,
VI every variety and description
Rugs, Drugges Table and Piano Covers Worsed TnfeJ
and Jue Mats Oil Cloths very heavy and in great y,res
from "a feet widC together with all other articles usually
found m the trade The public are requested to call examine
PETERSON & HUMPHREY
n2o 2m.m ia Pearl sts.et
LFLT-English Patent Sheathg Felt suitable for roof, Of
houses and ship bottoms, very superior article and Of
beaet the bottom OF vessels, but the
copper For sale BY Fax COLLINS & CO, Sc South ST.
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CHANCE FOR SPEcULATIoN-We see that all lands
in Illinois, forfeited the State for taxes are to be
sold in September next without and patents
for them Immediately issued The oppressed condition
of the farming population will be the of the great
sacrifice in these sales But from what learn, much
oi the burden will fall upon large landed propreos and
uon-residents
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Price Two Cents,

minister plenipotenary of her Britannia Majesty certify
hat the above copy conforms with the original which
has been presented to them by Mr.. Elliott H. B. M.
charge dafaires to Texas
BARON ALLEY CYPREY, II. ST.
CHARLES BASKHEAp, Isl
Mexico, Goth May, ls45.
The above is correct translation of the original.
s. Il. HoYLE, Translator.
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TRANSLATION.

Mn. PHrsIpESr-I am happy to be able to announce to
your excellency, that the Mexican Government, after
having obtained the authorization Of the tw Chambers
OF Congress- has acceded to the four preliminary art
ces which the Secretary of State of Texas had RENTED
TO the charges des aares of France and England
your government and which these last had Transmitted
to and to the minister of H. b. NJ to be presented to
the executive power of Mexico.
The act of acceptation clothed with the necessary
forms will be handed by MIR Elliott to the Secretary
state of the Texan government and your cxcelcncy
will thence find yourself in situation 10 commits
sioners to negotiate with Mexico defnitiYe treaty
between Mexico and Texas.
The success which has crowned our efforts has only
been obtained by much management of susceptbiities
But should say that the dispositions of the executive
power have appeared doubtful to and that they
give the hope of solution proper TO satisfy the two
parties ard to assure their reciprocal wellbeing.
IT, i'll tha which must be given to this affair, l.
contribute the wise views and sound policy which
animate your exoeeney shall lend myself TO il with
much the zeal that relates TO the accomplish
men Of work useful to n, humanity and il the result
have taken OF the deeds for which may most
applaud myself in my diplomatic career
Receive, Mr.. President the assurances of the high
consideration with which am
Your exceency's very humble and
Most obedient servant
BARON ALLEYE CYpRry.
Mexico 2Oth May, ls45.
His ENcellency, Mr.. ANsoS JoSEs,
President OF the Republic of Texas, &C. &c.
The foregoing is translation of the original
STEPHEN Il. Ho,ir, Translator
Conditions preliminary 10 treaty e peace bet~een Mrco
and TeLas.
"a Mexico consents TO acknowledge the independence
Texas.
= Texas engages that she will stpuate in the treat,
not to herself become subject any country
whatever.
8 Limits and other conditions to be matter of arrange.
ment in the final treaty.
4. Texas will be willing to remit dispute points
spectng territory and other matters to the arbitration OF
umpires.
Done at Washington ION the Brazos) the 29th March
isi5. AsHBEL SMITH, t.. 81
Secretary Of State.
TRANsLATroS1
The undersigned, envoy extraordinary and minister
penpotenary OF his Majesty the KING the French and
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SCOTI'S BAZAAR,
No. 81 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AMI


SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks TO hi,
~ friends and the public at large, for the liberal support
ceed he has been business aud hopes by the
stict attention to merit continuance thereof The guae
OF h Ales Wines, Liquors and Segars, well know
TO need comment large assortment Of Refreshments TO BE-
had a all times W twelve at nghsuch Beef Steaks Nut
ton Chops fed Kidneys Ham and Eggs Sardnes Poache
sggs, ,Pcked Tongues Weleh Raress Coffee Tea, SC.
good dinner ofRoast Boiled Meat for One Shilling eyerl
day from l2 to o'clock Dublin Brown Stout always
draugh Good Lodgings for % and 37s Colo
comrison for years past to be the coolies, and comfort
able the city No House better supplied with Engls
lish Scotch aud city papers Always the latest by the
Steamers Good Rooms Private Parties always ready
moments warniug-ree-gratis- nothing jcs inNec
THE CELEBRATED PATE D'AMANDES
ORGEAT PASTE dissolved IN water very excel
The following places - Nlhau No, 1888 Broadway; J. X
Chiffon 1863 Broadway A. b. Sand Co.. 23 Broadway; Gass.
ner Young 1872 Chatham w r. Ballagh Cham.
bers aud Chatham Merke 3s Grand stret W Kr
by, cor DIVISION and Clinton streets Moore Lent Co.. 49,
Front street. and at the manuactory 29 Attorney W. For.
tenbach II Hudson ST. j. Coddngon 203 Hudson,
Spring ST. j. w Bassett, 6i Broadway; Collins Co..
Grand street, Dr. Sargent 9Th and Sd avenue; John
H. Shein ia Canal streets A. q. Levy 202 Delaney
ju3 lmfrc
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IHE FIRE AT DoNALDsvrLLE.-A letter from
correspondent at Donadsvile, informs us that the
number houses by the fire at that place on
Monday night fifteen Loss estimated at about 500 900;
and not a fraction of insurance. The fire broke out
about o'clock and subdued at o'clock Tuesday
morning. Supposed to be the work of an ncendary.-
~ O. picatnus
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LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES,
Washinntnn Luna 81 lsih

NdSAlnBtOHi June ID 1870
The undersigned charge dafaires of the United States
has the honor to acknowledge the communication from
the Hon Mr. Allen OF this date, transmitting official
copy Of the joint resolution which has been adopted by
the Congress of Texas giving the of her exist.
eral Union and also giving the consent to the
cy the IRE sident obtain from people the requisite
sanction for the their part the terms Of
fered by the United States,
That this measure should be acceptable to the ex.
sting government and people OF Texas high proof
of its wisdom and its consummation, in the de-
scricd by the Hon. Mr. Allen, is less honorable TO
the two countries than il is auspcious of the success
and perpetuity of the prime ples OF the federal Union
The undersigned will value it the most fortunate
event OF his life to have been associated, public
agent with the preparation and maturity Of the steps
which necessary TO the accomplishment of the
measure: and he recurs therefore, with Just sensbity
to the responsibility devoved upon him. to the atterng
he has received from this Of the
manner in which he has performed his duty.
With equal sincerity the undersigned bears testimony
the early determination of his excellency the Presi
dent to refer the proposals offered by the Ued States
10 the Congress and people of Texas and to execute
faithfully their decision upon them And he also
testimony to the uniformly kind and courteous manner
in which the Hon MIR Allen has conducted the negotia-
ton the part of his government And the untersgn
ed rcnews TO Mr. Allen assurances of the high regard
with which he continues
His most obedent servant
A. j. DoSELsoN.
Hon. EBEsEzRR ALLEN,
Attorney General of Texas, and
Acting Secretary OF State
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StIciDE.-Jonathan Draper committed suicide
sunday, the 18th instant, between 10 and IL O'Clock,
A. NJ. in the barn OF Henry $. Redell in the town Of
Wesheld, Richmond county, by cutting his throat with
a razor At the second cut, he entirely severed his
windppe and the two main arteries of the neck The
deceased has wife in New York. who left him about
four years ago. since which time he has been employ cd
on different farms in the neighborhood of Mr. Bede ,
and number OF years he has been OF intemperato
habits An inquest was held by j. McGregor Verdict
in accordance with the above facts.