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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
FROM WASHING TON.
WAsHIyGTt

WAsHIsGroS, Wednesday, Nov. lS 1857.
Mr. YrisssrIi lett tins Afternoon for New York Be
fore leaving he paid his respects 10 hs dlplom'rc
colleagues. ace, riding N etiquette. He assured tie
Bri,sb ard French Ministers lie prepared 20 con
cluce with heir rep, ctve Governments treaty BIN
liar every respect to q st ust negotiated with ~
United States. LId Napier, / understand. dcclNod
biz want Of power 70 act; but II Is believed posoe
that Sir William Gore Oaseiey Instructions may I'D
the rize him TO negotiate with Seper frissarr. Tbs
new tresty vet been ny either Lord kspie
or H. Sages They therefore, ieporsn. Of rs pre-
Visions, the points Of which correctly stated las.
everitg. ... -,
t,onos over the Transit either with or without trms.
This was the clause insisted upon by General Case bas
r.,stec by M Yrisssri or the ground that DIS ln-
.,rueens cid not authorize him TO grant suSh pnvl
lese. ..,,n.
The fact that the tresty was rot signed uotl sHer
Gen. Walkers departure 10 looked ueoe VIA sns-
peion; and i, is feared that Nicaragua, doaotng our
gots faith, usy Iefct IL.
Collector Shell is expected here TO morrow morn.
rg. IL undtrsto1d that he oTiogs iSs os.cn 3i
appointments 20 oe confirmed by SscrotSy Co00.
LOOK ont Ter q clean sweep III the Cussom't = use.
The dds Tor furtishug ltdiso goods have been
opened, ana th9 retuits viii probably be announced
To- morrow. Cron'n, Hurxrhsl & S.sss Of Ner-Y 'rs
will get the contract for fur1ishlpg dry goois al hef
bid e $Il3 9S5. Stewart g. Matthews Of Ne~.York
bid $ll5,'S5 Two Other bids wero recsivel but, be.
iIg informal were not considered The same firm
msy get VIE aoy -msee clohog contract az O. cir bid
Of Si09 95. WbiiIg Gaoup-, Bl,ss & Co. Of Boston
bid $40 AS but the sEocess Of eyber ~ tness bids de-
p,ros on ejaculation vet W be made by the off;e
There we're siE other bids, ranging from Sll 0eU 20
All GOO The hsrdwa's contract sll bs asiigred
tnber 10 Bruff Brother & ssever of N-w.York or r.
PoultIey Of Bsltpv:e, VIA too SLa-lss IL favor 0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

TIE NEW TEXAS SKEAroRs.-A telegrophic cN
patch from New. Orleans, published IN oar lss' issue,
briefly announced the election TO the Senate 81 ~
Tinted States by the legislature Of TeIss: OF the
Hon j. p Henderson and the Hon. j. w. hemPoi.
the fret we presume IN fill the vscancy occnsoIcS
by the de ath OF the amented Rask, and inc
succeed General Houston, whose term !" oho' ea
pres On Il 81 OF March, 1857 mr. nesaeo.
been Governor Of the State, anu tot hasy yselss
rr;nan. I.,I.r hioh In tue COUNCILS ara oonndeneo
~ the peopIe Of Texas. Judge HeiDpnih Dsove
Of South Carolina who emi9Tatsd ~ an cary pefoa
en- his native sts,e, settled In san AnNsS' eno
htn.r . citizen of Texas From fhs era 81 nsf ~
Ssnsndsncs be has been Identified ~itn tns history OF
T.Ias as a republic and State, ana - IN ums no
;,.ble candidates for the Presidency Of that Rspub-
En He IL an eminent lawyer and advocate, and hes
nsycnated as en- able actor In the progss OF Texas,
S,om small beginnings TO = sovereign state Of this
Irior For several years past be has oesn Chief JUS
ice of the State. washington Union.
A,oTHIR CorFLIeT OF AUTHORITIES -Coatice
between the several Court, AID State and Usi.sa
States authorities, sre becoming msssers Of every dy
occuirsrce. Ap instance occurred on saturday. =.
GiTsud in porter Main street. DESTROYS Oh sax-
irg fr,u be Unied States stofe-hosse csrtslo pees-
ages Of goods In in soice, wioout psyiss guy ss
the whole, leaving sucb p5rtDs a. suited o,S NV
Tierce in poss.sson Of tie Customs. ine couoS ~
Gsoioed tosf the whol- NUT be taken o. none. ~
mroner ob,sired writ OF replsyin sgainst g. Is. W.
MrJsnn n.yso,als for upIs xfd'y retsirins posses.
ion Il property. Deputy shsr'n Aeans sus"t ~
70 go thl or, ana Get pos essi "a OF toe aoods Toe
Collector called il Ueitsd Sts'es na'snh ondd
o,, ,h nsck sq,s IL the possession Il tbs Govern.
r.,t,n,bor,,i.. The Sheriff ecne!aded 10 retire ssa
~. so,,her advice CT tie suffice 70 ,he cs-s Ahss
a. present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

GOLD FEvIR IL TIE LAKE SUPERIOR CoyyrRT.-
The ptiroit Free Press learns from private sour,e
that considerable excitement was lately caused a:
Ortousg0n by the arrival Of party OF Indians from
the bead waters of the Menomiaee River, bringing
with them some remarkably rich specimens Of gold
be srpg quartz. They represented that the country
vas rich with the same species Of mineral Some OF
the leading mining men Of 0ntonsgon after ex.min-
ing the specimen formed agreement with the In
disss 70 guide them ~ the place from which they pro-
cured tbs specimens aud also to keep the mater .
Os,opseon pspsrs are sso silent in regsid 10 tbs ex-
>. dj,ior The MeLCmines River Tises 10 Marquette
Coz " and flows south.eAst into Green Bay. 1t
f,ru he southern boundary Of he peninsula. IL Is
tbou.lt Tbs. the heavy SLOWS which nave stsly sen
all perhaps, preysgi he szve-'uoO feu 'sa'o'ng I've
dos:ipa. Or ;his Etl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

Snow AND POVERTY IN MIssEsorA.--A gentlsrAsa
from St. Paul informs The Prairie du Chies Courier
that there were in the first part OF last week eighteen
inches of anow on the ground at st. Paul. II sSo
showing at Prairie du Chen day before yesterday.
The McGtegor Times says:
1.-THE snow 1t Hastings on the mornisg Of Sunday
was eight inches deep. This seems too terrible for
belief great portion Of Minnssots is in state Of
restitution No money is in ths oountyi large bodies
new and remote from supplies, and aow The rgoy Of
a northern Winter are spon them nesry month be.
fore they were anticipating i'll We dread The recital
through the press Of the horrors in store for those Who
are without provisions or money and shut ont from
the world by half year Of Ice and snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

MuNFIcEscr.-The Boston Gazette states ths'
Josiah Brsdee esq, upon retiring from Tho sudisort
ship of the Boston Marine Society" of which be hss
long been an honorary member, has. Just made CIR
Of as 900 to it's relief fund. lie has also made IN Cd.
ditional gif. of e. 900 to the Hone for Aged Fs-
Iales"
ME-. Mary j. Smith, recently decessed at Newbary-
port suorg other lesaces has bequesthsa to tho Ju'
bilee College in Ilpois, 81 600 Massachusetts, Colo
rizston Society, $1,000 Widows and Orphans Of d.
cea,ed Clergymen in Massachusetts,, 900 Hoo's
for Aged Females in Nswbuyport, 500; Bethesda
Society in Boston, $500. To.s, $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

the latter, at the bid OF 81 l53sl5e lees Than Bruf
Brother Sewers. SiI other bids 10, ranging
Pa gets the gun contract at q, 3Oo +. Poultpey Of
Baltimore, the only competitor, bid g, 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

mire wss opened again. Il mug. have been verked
hundreds Of years ago % trees are gro~ing
AID around it. The ere Is ssid TO be rtcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
THE NEW SLAVE TRADE.
From Tie Boston Tyar,'er, lsth.


We noticed briefly yesterday the news brought
from Africa by the Ida, from Sierra Leone sep, 70.
Since then Capt Tults has furnished copies OF lH
Sierra Leone Nep Era 4 Sept Il, in which v, ma
some nteY, sting statements OF tAe sal effects Oh tns
attempt O, tie French Emperor to export negroes e
the coast of Africa 10 mis- West India colonies, under
the ame of free laborers for the term Of ten years
The Mp Era says the great stimulus giv-o 70 tne
slave trade by this most discredtsbe TRANSACTION on
the part Of slesdirg power Of Europe the ope o,
which country when their voices were free Declared
Slavery ut an end forever in ne colonies Il francej,
producing great evil 10 ths ioraoa ana ~ thu
good done in three yeas Of peace and freedom from
Inc slaye trade in'the Blsbt ct Benin.
Already says The N.T Era, tine AbbeOkutas, who
lat year brought fifteen hundred tups OF pain oil rom
I[roe 70 sell have this year only brought tive hun.
cr.d turs and the unwilling people have been forced
, follow I'd cir CHI f. TO order " feed The de-
als ID for slaves al Whydah.
The urwilu gness Of the bulk Of The inhabitants Of
mat iutere rg tOs g. abandon tneif legitimate com
eyce and tier plantations msy be gathered
vn. proclamation OF tee ware h-fs OF the Aboscka-
a. il which they declare that. IN order 70 proeare
srse aDy for The Abbeokutsn war soo1 to De under
"a d trade must be stcppec rcw and mar ourloS
tn war nothing must BE- sid and nothing bought.
No caIoss except those If missionaries, who do no:
u.de vii be allowed 70 appear upon the river.
d. sih upon lie apo. X the penalty OF cbobedence.
This coriTLes HE ger Era, is TIE result OF q re-
,ival Of the slave trace. The peops OF Iosddan, a
town If lsge population are nov preparing to attack
the people Of Js5oO, Who fu nisaed DUNG TIE palm
oil ssssoI large quantities OF oil.
The treaty w'o France TO- be supp'e:e'oo Of the
Save trade expired ir 1850 ard il IN force,
would lot cover iris GSvstI nsn5 speculation. A, 70
the p. onise to hi. back ,5e negroes a. me soa Vi
ten ears il has force 10, II lan'sd - any onsl
place 'hsL Logs hey uld most prob .'iJ DC ssa
punt .reo ava elsisved II tie lnstsnce oi i' fA
sel.ep eI.pA,,o negroe, rom Bst'1' "ho "' =,
sI dsG by q Portuguese csptsln s'yeisi Aim
Vb,dsn' wt.r. iLsy were seized oy me h!os' pun"
es.ed, aEc - scu killed. .,, ,hs n,e.s
An uupCpll,r law placing gag UP" r '.s ~,
bad ls,siy pa.,s the LeellAiure Of So H''
| it would not piooaby nave Ioos sA
s,LvlR MIse IN ALABAMA-"e Darn says re
HansD ID rate Of tie ls:h list teat 40 Ga silver
min hss o.er I'd, Covered in Hancock Comfy near
The mer. an and Walker hnes lis on the lands Of
-, n.aso Bike, 81 J psry q GeorgAas are coz
| :. * att. J. vas vaaed up -Eh soi'd na'"s'y'
.hob had IT, be t,oken up 6ih powder, ard ;hsa tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
NEU-,JE'RSEY ITEMS.

TAXES IN JERSEY CITY.-The Assessors Of jersey
City have completed their abos and filed their books with the
City Clerk They returned the estate Of the city At
valuation Of u 95 So and personal property tS6 80
Assessed each WAId:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

JERSEY CITY BIBLE SOCIErY.-This Society held
their AZ pyey this year with the Hudson County Society
the business session WAS ne'o AZ
hereafter hold their uusl meengs in
March ins I'd of November The Treasursrs repo covering
period years. showed the collection and disbursement
OF The following the officers elected for the
ensuing year: Presdent-Wm Rogers; Secretsry-H D.
holt; rr.asuIer-JOseph Mccoy; Mansseu|H A. Gres1 w.
L. Dickinson James Wilson. A. 5. Jewell H. nsey, G. A.
warrington r. Winter s. Gsrretson, Young John Wilson,
and the pastors the churches in the city e1
ofhco Vice Presidents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

PArESr SAFE OPERATIoy-Francis Gooddsy, q
French Canadian induced visit Greenwood wednss
aay and while there s~inded out Of 70 In gold be
met tv fellows in New York who asceaDed that he Intended
to en- buk California told him they going on the sAue
snd him Brooklyn IN order to get
horses hich they wanted take along He saw horses oil
mother color before he returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

r.
Board Of Officers Of the Brooklyn Fire Department Western
District recently held the following nomination. we're made
which choose Assistant at the election
to be held De ,ember prox. ct the Engine Houses;
Wm IL Barrett Engine No 8; Cbss McColgsn, Hose No.
7; VIM H. Fu.y Thos M Garrett, Wu- Vsndeveer. Georse
staey VIM + Fitch Matthew Hall, Richard Cole Assistant
Engine No 81 Henry Dobson Englus No To- Richard D. Cog
Enaire No IA Geo W. A. Everitt. Hook and Ladder No Il
Ambrose Brown, Hook aud Ladder No a. VIM w Short,
John Garrett Engine No Is; Wm H. Pegs. Engine No. p
the elections have been he at the Chief En-
rr None will be allowed to vote but those enrolled
and hayilE badges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

INFANrICTDE.-IH DOUy OF
dead was found unoccuped house In Ninth street on
afternoon under the FLOWING crcumstances
called of the hosse in the afternoon for
he purpose of examining with the view Of renting IT, Near
the front they discovered marks of wheels lie
made upon entering the house. In one OF the
the child which bore evident marks OF
having srangled aud beaten The unbics cord and
pscsna attached to the body and there were msks
nd the eek a. il the cord had BEEN wound around The
head and body much bruised beaten with stcs
stick covered with blood found near TIE room SHOWED
that the birth had taken place there aud the
woman bad probably bees removed after Coroner
Bennett reid an yesterday and the Jury found the yer
oict that the chtd its death BY blows There 10
a. vet Io clue to the perpetrstor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

CHILD BuRSED.-A child Of Mrs. Harrison Brown
sged yeas residing at No Sal CounbLs street w severely
btn,d On gh hom its clothing coming IN cor
tact With during absence OF the mother NJ Nc
called In but tertans hopes OF the ehla re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
LysIy THE STRyET.-A Young man

JNsULTISG FEMALES IN THE STREET.-A Young man
named Charles rshsm took hold of the persons ades
passing along Fulton street "Wednesday evening and con-
tent himself dageesby familiar, followed them
into Officer Williams being sent for took him into
tody brought before Justice Corn veil yesterday aud
fined so the other charge not being pressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

The Netark Mercury records the death, at Cieve
land on Tuesday Of Mr. Ira Merchant formerly Of that city
Mr. Merchant was videy known In New-Jetsey, an
was for mary Master Of the masonic fraternity
that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

NEwJERsFY STATE AGRICULTURAL SociETY-Sus-
PyNprp PAyMEyr-TAe Bruasrkey thst the State
Society have suspended msnt on the premiums
at he lss exhibition aud the debts incurred thefes
tn, causes are made known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
Peter Nsthsrs was brought before

SHoPLIFTISG Peter Nathars was orougot oefor
Juse Cornwe yesterday the charge OF stealing piece
velvet from Moneys store in Fulton street. while pcir
articles under pretenss OF wishing 70 purchase The
OF 20 mis- person and the Justice hned h
that sum exactly which he paid, and was dis ahsrged-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
IT CELEBRATION

THE WORTH MONUMENT CELEBRATION
The him Committee on the Worth Monument Csle
braion and 6nal Intement Of the Remains OF Mayor
Gen. Worth met again yesterday after moon In the
Library, when the following communication was re-
ceiyed from Mejor-Gen San ford:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14
Latest from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
i n q i "a N +.

QUEBEC, Aug. 10.
The steamship Indian, with dates
from Liverpool TO the 2s ult, has arri-
we'd here.
The u. s. steam frigates Niagara
and Susquehanna left Liverpool, on
the 9th ult, for Cork.
Baron Rothschild had been return
cd TO Parliament from London, with
out opposition.
]. +. Pegusteman, q Greek mer-
chant at London, has suspended. His
liabilities amount to f250,00
INDIA--Dates from Calcutta are to
the 21st of juno; from Madras to the
2sth of June, and from Bombay to
July LIST. The mutiny was spreading
among the troops ofthe Bengal army.
The Ex. King Dude has been arrested
and imprisoned, proofs of his COM
plicity in the revolt having been OBJ
tanned. From Madras IL is positively
stated that Delhi has been captured,
but the intelligence is regarded as
premature, not being confirmed. The
native troops at Calcutta and Barrack-
poor had been quietly disarmed.
The dates from Hong Kong are to
June 10th. The Chinese feet has
been destroyed after two severe en-
gagements. The Chinese fought with
unoxamplcd obstinacy. The British
had eighty-threc killed and wounded
Major Kcarney is among the killed.
All was quiet in the North of China.
Letters TO the London Times say
the English and French Ambassadors
at Madrid had notified Spain that she
could not rely upon assistance from
their governments, in the event of u
war with Mexico, consequently Spain
had acceded 10 their offers of medi-
alton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

and false statements have deem tele-
graphed to Washington. The Free
State men are represented as in a
state Of open rebellion, and the citi.
zens of Lawrence as actually waging
war against the United States.
AS will be seon by the correspond
ence OF the Missouri Republican, cop.
led in another column, the reports
have had the designed effect. The
Cabinet Is on fire, and Buchanan on
" hesitates 10 issue his mandate for
an incorporating war against the
Free State party. Further advlces
from Walker will doubtless prompt
him TO assume the responsibility of
forcible subjugation of tho citizens
of Lawrence and to issue Instructions
to Walker for tho suppression by the
troops of all proceedings under the
Topeka Constitution. All recent
events indicate this as the scheme Of
Walker. That he will succeed in in.
volving the Administration, (if, in
deed IL be not the instigator of the
plot,) seems more than probable
Should these conjectures DO fulfilled,
then poor dispised Pierce will have
reason TO exult over the disgrace Of
his rival, Buchanan, as Shannon did
over that of Walker. The disgrace
Of the dispersion Of the Topeka Leg
islature by the United States troops,
on the fourth of July, 1856, caused
even Pierce 10 disauow any conncc-
ton with that act of infamous despo-
tism, but how much more infamous
will be an attack, by order Of the
Government, upon citizens, for pea
ceably expressing their political opin-
ions through the ballot box.
1t seems unreasonable to believe
that Constitutional and Republican
Government, could be converted so
easily into Military Despotism, and
terror and force, be so easily substi-
tuted under it, for law. But the re-
cent base prostitution of Federal au-
thority, by Walker, has shown the
insufficiency of our government to
to protect its citizens in the Terrific
ries against the tyranny ofa President
or of n Territorial Governor. The
people Of Kansas are now literally at
the mercy Of Walker. both for their
liberty and their lives, unless they
have strength to protect themselves
by force. Constitutions and laws
have proved utterly useless for their
defence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14
WASHINGTON, August. 10.

The Postmaster General has nearly
completed arrangements by which TO
concentrate at Cincinnati by the most
prompt means, the great Northern
and Eastern mails; these TO be distrib-
uted throughout the western States
and Territories generally. He Ia also
endeavoring to improve the Southern
mail service.
Advices TO the War Department
from Fort Ridgely to July 80, state
that as soon as Major Sherman's com.
mand repaired TO the Yellow Stone
River, Minnesota, tho Sioux Indians
were overawed and became submits
sive.
No further information in relation
10 the Ink-pa-bu-tahs band has been
received.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14
From the Ksu'as Free State, Aus,
wAIXER's DESIGNS.

What is the latest news from Law
rence? is the first and most import
ant question asked of every person
supposed to be acquainted with the
state of affairs in that famous little
inland town. Every mail is exam
ined, the stage drivers catechized, and
every teamster cross-examined, for
the purpose of ascertaining what
Walker has done and what no is GO
ing TO do.
For the last ten days no new devel-
opponents have been made, and moth.
ing has occurred, except reinforce
ment of the troops stationed ut Law
renee. Two additional companies
have been sent from Fort Leaven-
worth to keep company with Gen.
Walker.
The way in which Walker propo-
ses TO use these troops has not yet
been ascertained, but Il is surmised he
will make an attempt 10 interfere
with, and will endeavor 10 prevent
the election under the Topeka Consti-
tuition, which occurs next Monday
What other object he has in station
ing tho troops near Lawrence, and
increasing his forces, II is impossible
TO surmiso.
Had the suppression Of the Law
renee city government been his only
purpose he has had what he consid-
ers sufiicientopportunity to commence
action.
The officers have been elected un-
der the charter, and have taken their
oaths Of Office. In fact the city gov
ernment has been put into active OPP
Grafton Immediately under tho nose
Of his excellency, and in direct oppo-
sition TO his assumed authority. His
impcrious demands for o surrender OF
the charter. and an implicit submis.
sion 10 his dictates, were answered
by silent refusal, and treated with
deserved contempt. In his attempts
10 bully the people Of Lawrence, he
has been badly "blufied,p and the
question 10 be settled with him now
IN, how IN no TO extricate himself from
tho awkard position In which his
rashness placed him3 Somebody ha,
said that there are only three way,
TO get out Of difficuIty. To kec,
out, 70 back out, and 10 fight IL out
| Walker il too sensitive 10 .baclx out,
and brand "fool' upon his own fore
head, and as he Is 'in for II" his on
~ alternative Is TO eight Il out"
] His lettering and hesitating for =,
long a time, Is 10 give time for in
structions from Washington. ii,
hopes, and he will doubtless succeed
10 make buchanan assume the rcs
possibility Of n collision between tn
U. 5. troops and the people, 70
this purpose, exaggerated report
1 =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14
S. C. FRINK, M. D,
DENTIST.

TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
\ ,tzons OF indianapolis and vicinity that he has
sakon up permanent resideneo ninons them Tor the
practice vi his Profession.
Having had tho experienced lnFgc akd success
ful practice la the ei,y OF brooklyn, New York, the
last years. combinee with determination 10 excel
DENTAL operations, aud " n thom executed Ia lhs
mos, skiliui aud finished manner, fhenf the tcomts.
HeRes " repeated rfa may feel the fullest condolences
IA him as Dentist Of established reputation.
lnco ruptiblc foreelaln teeth Inserted on Gold 81.
YER or Platna, with his improved CONTINUOUS Gum
colored 10 nie,-ffom Que To AN entire set, which
ior beauty and ie-kc appearance canuot be sur,as.
sod. ff ...
Every operation necessary for the preservation aud
beauty OF the human tecth viii loo performed In ihc
mosI careful, thorough and perfect manner, and a.
prices which cannot TAIL 10 give satisneton All work
warranted 10 performthe services promised. The besl
OF reference given when required.
ONCE from 3 A. n. 10 Pm Once over lie Bank
Of the Capitol, nrst door. No. East Washington
ap9f ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14

At Knightstown, on Thursday, the 18th
inst, by Rev. Million Mabon, H. HARRISON
Dorsey, Of this city, and Mrs SusASSAH
MoRRis, of Knightstown
On WEDNESDAY evening the 5th inst by
Rev. Mr. Cotton, Of Asbury Chapel, Mr..
W. p HAMMOND, Printer, and Miss MARY II,
BEzzLEy, all Of this city.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-14
WAsIIISaroN Aug =

Tho Medical Board, consisting of
Surgeon General Thomas, Lawson
and Surgeons s. p. Moore and G. II.
Lamb, y. s. A., will convene NJ West
Point on tho 2sth candidates for ad :
mission to the Military Acadamy,
Fort Gibson having been abandon.
cd IA military post, the War Depart
ment has issued orders 10 surrender
II 10 the Cherokee Nation in accor-
dance with the terms of the treaty of
1886.
IL IL tho intention fthe Cherokeos
TO lay oft u city on that site.