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II, therefore, the river, bay or road shall not be
sufficient, The contractors, not The government,
will be TIE losers By II.
The Tebusntepee route has long been a ia
vorite one with the government and people Of
the United States. Nc opportunity has been
lost 10 endeavoring to secure il. Having at
Last secured Il by the terms Of the Gsdsden
treaty ard a rt ssonable probability now existing
hat the route has been or will In a short time
be placed in a condition 10 receive the service,
the department sees no good reason why 1t
should not enter on the enjoyment OF those ad-
vantsges so earnestly desired and 30 long anti
cipated by the people aud government OF the
United States.
In proposing ts make this contract, the Post
msster-G General does not intend 70 decide any
controversy which now exists, or may hereaf-
ter arise, between rival claimants under the
grants or DEGREES Of the Mexican Government
Who are the true owners Of the right to mske
The road, is left to the proper tribunals to de-
terniBe.
Il is enough for the depsrineDt that parties
Of undoubtsd responsibility. claiming 10 be in
possession Of the road and to be the lawful
owners Of it, have proposed to perform the de-
sired service. IL in this there shall be any
mistake, the contract with the parties will ter
inmate with their loss Of the road, and the de-
partment be as ready 20 contract with the sue
cessful claimants as with the present ones. In
any point Of view, il would seen to be the in
terest Of the true owner Of this right, whoever
be may be, that this contract should be made
Il will materially aid in the early completion
Of the road, and furnish the assurance that,
after the United States shall have entered on
It IN the transmission Of her mails, no wanton
or illegal revocation of The right would be toll
Grated.
The department, in arriving at the eonclu-
sion that the time had ZONE when the mail ser
vice Of the United States ought to be placed
upon his new and additional route, has not
been Influenced in The slightest degree by mere
geographical partislities. Rightly considered
there are no rival aud separate interests OF the
North OF Northeast to be prejudiced by the es
adjustment Of the route.
II il be shorter, safer, and mUre expeditions
than o'ber routes, u can and will be adopted
BIZ the people Of that portion OF he United
I States, both Tor postal and travelling purposes
az freely and as fully as by those Of the West
or Southwest. if it present no such striking
Advantages. then more southern ~tTsnsits, such
as Panama, Chiriqui. and Nicaragua, will con-
tinue 10 be used By all the northern or north
eastern portion Of the Union, whilst that OF Te-
huantepec would probably be used by The peo-
Die OF the Western OF Southwestern States
whose geographical positions render It to then
I he most desirable transit.
lam, very respectfully. y0uF ob't seTv't,
AARON V. BROWN.
Hon. WILLIAM H. ENGLISH.
Chairman Committee Post Once and Post
preIs
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OCEAN AND IoREIGN YAH sERvIOF.

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fr wn hULs frd on a plfcs q -ooe NM
a on. 5 thing 9Th -u ZION 2 ng 81 acte5 t1 ILL
the enfof DO Ans inf. mstIon concerning sail Mule
Willie sulIahiy rtWafied cv addressing
Gl-it- HICKS. psi OCrs
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I sGssEs OF posi- oFFIoxs.

The whole number Of post Offices In the Uni-
ted states on the 3Oth June last was 27,977, Of
which 400 are Of the class denoninated presi-
The number established during the
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M n. - LhAAhLAB kAElhs
Mr.. LATINEE, it should be observed, is clerk
Of tie steamer Courier, plying between Colum-
bus and Cairo.
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Mexico, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Columbia Friday att a M;
Arrive at Mexico by 6p N;
Leave Mexico Saturday at M
Arrive at Columbia by s p No.
Bids for two and nlss for three trips week in
vitcd.
lO446 From Columbia to Nashville, il miles and back
once a week.
Leave Columbia Saturday at Ii a m;
Arrive at Nashville by p m;
Leave Nashville Saturday at pm;
lo447 Fom sdss a Grove Sturgeon and Hasvs
Columbus 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Middle Grove Friday at m;
Arrive at Columbia by p m;
Leave Columbia Saturday at I'M
Arrive at Middle Grove by m.
lo44s From Mexico, by Liteby Lick Creek and Madison
vile, to New London, 45 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Mexico Monday at a m;
Arrive at New London next day by u M
Leave New London Tuesday at m;
Arrive ut Mexico next day by 5pm
O449 From Prareville, by Paynesve 10 Carksville ID
miles and back, twice week
Leave Prarievlle Tuesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Csrksvlle by II m;
Leave Clarksville Tuesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Prarevillc by pm.
o45O From Ashley by Bowling Green 70 Louisiana, IL
miles and back three times a week, with three adj
ditiona weekly trips between Bowling Green and
Louisiana from LET November TO lst March Of each
Leave Ashley Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Louisiana by SPIN;
Leave Louisiana Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at8am;
Arrive at Ashley by 10 m.
The additional service to be performed between same
hours on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Bids invited to extend route to commence at Mont
comery City the present terminus OF the North
Missouri Railroad, and run td Middletovn Prai-
rie Mound, Ashley, &c, three times week.
lo4bl From Bowling Green, by yannoys Mills Hickory
Greek, and Johns Branch, to Mexico, "A miles and
tack once week.
Leave Bowling Green Monday ats am;
Arrive at Mexico by m;
Leave Mexico Tuesday at am;
Arrive al Bowling Green by M.
Lick Creek, to Florida, Sc miles and back, once .
Leave Frankfort Saturday at 6 am;
- Arrive at Florida by6pm;
Leave Florida Friday at sa m;
Arrive at Frankfort by 6Pm.
Bids for two trips week arc invited
lo453 From Paris by Madison and Milton, 10 Huntsville
| 30 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Paris Tuesday end Friday at I'd;
Arrive at Huntsville by p N;
Leave Huntsville Tuesday and Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Paris by IL m.
B'da for three trips week invited.
lo454 Fir m Paris by Woodlawn Woodville Macon City
Bloomington East Fork, and Newburg, 10 Kinks
Vile 7Gi niles and back, once week
Leave Paris Wednesday at m;
Arrive a. Huntsville next day by q m;
Leave Kirksve Monday ate NJ;
Arrive at Paris day by . m.
Bids for taco and also for Mrss trs week far
Bloomington, and also upon the whole route, IN
vitcd
lo45b From Paris, by walksrsv,e Shelby ve Bethel
and Tiger Fork to Newark, II miles and back
week
Leave Paris "wednesday at 8 m;
Arrive ct Newark next day by am,
Leave Newark Thursday ate an,
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Bids for two and also for three trips week invited
l0527 From Pattsburg, by CASTLE and Stewarsville, to
Maysyilc, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Pattsburg Friday at 3 a m;
Arrive at Maysvile by p mi
Leave Maysvile Saturday at 8 a M
Arrv at Plattsburg by pm.
Bids for three trips week far as Stcwnrtsvlc in
vitcd, and also on the whole route.
Io52e From Weston, by New Market and Union Mills,
Plattsburg 80 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Weston Sunday and Wednesday AT 8 a m;
Arrive ut Piattsburg by I'm;
Leave PnltsbuEg Monday and Thursday at lam;
Arrive at Weston by 6pm.
Bids for three trips week invited.
Bids extend route via Beo Hive to cod at Cameron,
on Hannibal and ST. Jose III railroad, invited
1868 From Liberty, by Barry and Platte City, Weston
80 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Liberty Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arriy. at Weston by PM
Leave Weston Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Liberty next day by S q m.
i053o From Liberty, by Smhvue, Ridgeiy, and Camden
Point, TO New Market 36 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Liberty Monday at 81
Arrive at New Market by m;
Leave New Market ruesdsy MSam;
Arrive at Liberty by 6pm
lobsl From Independence by Weaport, Kansas, Wysn-
dotte City, IN Kansas Territory; delaware, .'s,s
Weston, Mo-, DeKaIb, and Sparts, TO 81. Joseph,
IS miles and back daily.
Leave Independence daily at m;
Arrive at Weston next day by pun,
Leave Weston daily ats m;
| Arrive u ST. Joseph by Bpm;
Lsavt ST. Joseph daily Gam,
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Arrive At 81. Faancss Vile by III m.
| Leave ST. FIsnei-vilie Monday. Wednesday, ar
| Friday at II m; 500
| Arrive at Alexandra by mi
Leave 81. FrancsviIlc Monday ~ IL IN;
Arrive at Pennington BY Up m;
Leave Pennington Tuesday al n;
a. FIsncisvile by ~ m.
Bids to end route at y. - service through
cred, also for thrse-simss ave. :. Sad.
lO4sO From Memphis, by Stiles, lows, to D'son...
miles and back. once . week
Lsave Memphis Friday 1t II am;
Arrive s 4 no99Ss Y, y KIP = :. a.
o4s, f fl1m 4 Msm s%Rn' y y Juy w.hs, an.
Foyd's Creek, to Mrksvills, 81 miles end back
Leave Memphis Saturday at am;
Arrive AT Khksvile by p m;
Leave Kirksvie Friday at . M;
Arrive at Me" phis By s Pm: -
ford, Unionvlls, West Liberty, 81. Johns. Ayers
vile, and Sonoms, TO Princsson, IS miles ant
back, twice a week.
Leave Lancaster Sunday and Wednesday at . N
Arrive at Princeton next days by ~ a;
Leave frpceton Monday and Thursday At 2pm
Arrive at Lancaster dszi days By, opm.
Bids for three trips week invited. :, .
lo4sa From Lancaster, BY Iakerman and Green Top. Il
Kirksvillc, IS miles and back, twice week
Leave Lancaster Tuesday and Friday at Sam;
A Asvs ks.s. M and Saturday :.
Arrive at Lancaster by 6pm
Bids for three trips week invited
1884 From Bloomington, by CoultHrs Store and Pen
ney's, to Huntsville. 30 miles and back, twice
week Middle Fork 10 be supplied on altcrnas
trips in lieu Of Couler's Store.
Leave Bloomington Tuesday and Saturday at a m
Arrive st Huntsville by p m;
Leave Huntsville Monday and Friday VI Tam;
Arrive at Bloomington by p nj
lO4s5 From Bloomington, by Economy and Goodandr ,
Edna. ~ miles and back, once week.
| Leave Bloomington Tuesday Al Sam;
Arrive at Eina next day by ii NM
Leave Edina Wednesday at p N;
Arrive at Bloomington next day by 4 Pm.
IO4S6 From Bloomington By Now Boston. North Salem
Milan, and Jackson's Corners, to Saint John, 3
miles and back once week.
Leave Bloomington Taesday at p mi
Arrive at st. John next Thursday BY IL M;
| Leave ST. John Thursday at p m;
A rive at Bloomington next Saturday by p M.
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iI.Snc ~ te Al b.rIs ~ &C xish II sLs
~ arssn Ia siufsny ycas and ;oECAy y u4fxis---
iiLxneis tic Asss VI iic scss.cr sad ,cr.des
sisicna nins.ic with the t-c1ticI dreams Z.
urn1h ed isntcJ fcid MhcTc ilac PaIu,
tree waves as rracciSl flun.cs. aDG birds q
s.~riicd ius,rs ilasi, aud lsekcr smong rcr-
gc0ns 1oxcfs, sIsc exile ans stsrin- upon w.
csncy. far Esny homo lac rpsn IA heat:
and bcsnc upon the Hirgs Of fancy cscr
suierrening scss and IsEds lie hss gone
away Lour. and hesrs inc Iark sissirr abobs
iis fstLcs's ficidr. snt secs kis TAR bsire.'
trvilsrr, Eiill LIGHT ioci rnd rhillhccs.-s -Iee,
sissSng ibc butterfly ~ has native stream
and IN he brsi. hcssr. hon &. his 0En rinisss
hosnc.s h0ssc uiIh Ais Father above tLsI
stsfry sky. siIi be the rirh of every Chris
Clan man. dc looks around Lim-lIlc xUf. "A
~ iuil oi ruf1zrinr: nc j. distressed By is sls-
To~s und ssxed xiih 10 Gins. lie Iock-
aiihin Lim-hc Enis much u his cgn cor
fpphons 10 vricse sor- In The isn-Hsgc a
. heart rcrclcd. gSicvrt rrxcs. nc cricD
turns his eye upward, s.yinr. = wSsrj MOI
I've slsays. No MOI ir al ghc gcld q Ihx
aurid's mincs- NJ; ior the y sris Of her rrss.
sot for sl thc pleasures q hcr rcshy irUshy
cup-noi fus oil lhe crsHns o. her king
dunn .-scuis hive herc alsaya- Like :
bird about % migrate 10 ihcse sunny Isnk
~hcrc ~ winter sLcds hcr sr0~. @ siriF- The
grove or buds The dancing stream Ilc uiII
often 10 spirii be Flumiss bic uirc Tor lhc
hour Of his diela ~ glory Guthrie
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NO. 10


SrRhNcru or IIorsrs--l need only
say that where muscular development
Is required, as IN the case Of horses
which run for ,ctwo years old stakes,
they arc ccrncd as soon as they arc
able 10 cat i; and it IL astonishing to
see tho strength and activity result.
ing from such plan. Give your year
lings plenty OF cats and leans. will.
steamed potatoes in winter, and Won
gain complete year in time, besides
the increased value Of your animals;
and in summer feed them on rye and
clover, the beet possible seed for horses.
The cooncr they arc broken tho better;
their tenlpcrs become quictcr, and thcy
thrive more. | wish to mention hero
the great value Of salt to all young an.
inials; it destroys bots and worms: I:
promote digestion. and assists tho
secretion Of healthy bile, the medium
through which respiration is support
cd; this, however, should bc given in
moderate quantities.
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Young America.

"Mothcr." said little girl Of twelve years,
the other day, Il want 70 get married" sIIold
your tongue, you SILLY thing" exclaimed tho
parent. "But you lot sister Jane get married
last month, and she WASN'T but three ycaf1
older than myself. And then there's cousin
Martha only Two years and half my elder,
she rot married lately, you know, and guess
my beau il as smart as her husband IL, any
day, 90 there now" "Your bcaui" excIaim-
the maternal one In surprisc. For mer-
cy's sake, child, you have not got beau
hope" II guess have, me, and good one
too, as any girl At our school. Jem Crick
IL my beau. and we've been engaged for .
long Tine" "In year OF TWO, child. we'll
think about Il; but can't hear 70 such .
thing now" returned the parent. swell.
ma" replied The hopeful juvenile, poutipgly.
IN you will not let me get married, want
you 10 give me new patent skirt, with .
self adjusting bussic at,achciiv
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.CrnxIxcISS Ra1uEE EaELy --EL
ward Ayrcs. aged % years. prc4e1'ci > PC
'iiicn bclorc the Supreme Court in this eisy
last week. praying The Court 10 sFPoiEs Ns.
James licssosd, lawyer, - his guardian. -
he wishes g eater an aeiiOn .sainsi his uiic.
Caihssinc Ayrcs, Tn thc ground u stsl
tory iIc stated that MS uifc ~ss sixteen
years Of arc. aud iLa, shsy scrc manicJ in
frbsosry- Jsdrc Sutherland sanisct. and
Remarked. .cumGrncsns ssrhss early u
rurrre iir sAqYrsi "a ~ anIr1iyrase uTr-r
N NJ. ltr.rarA .NN ht. r-. sA.a- nn~nAarAA
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PCr The Jaspcr Courier.
Friendships Sympathy,

ooh zer''yfs on the mountain sides,
Which s'ghiDs come aud pass,
~ quest VI vioIets for their brides.
Sweet nSw'fcta veilcL in graes--
Aud bluc bells on the shaded lawn,
Tha, ciaS,cr ia a row,
And softly chime at morning'o dawn,
Arc lair snd linc, know;
But all the charms cannot transcend
The tender smile Of loving irienj.
No, be Who checks the nngry look.
The cold and harsh reply,
Shall want freud or shcI,cring nook.
When iife's dread srorms are nigh;
Yet while the heart 10 moaning. drenr,
And like matcIess dove.
y how VIC prize tho ~ords that cheer,
From sympa,hy and love.
Net thus can wealth or beau'y's glow
Arouse 10 Joy the heart Of wo.
The roses Of the cheek will fade,
And care will dim the eye;
The snowy breast Of laughing maid
Must give the heasing sigh;
The gIcefuI shout Of youugsicr gay
Oid ages power can hush;
And gcAs that yield the darling roy
The hand of time can crush;
But lrcsh I Q amaTanihinc bloom
Sweet .ricndSLip will outlvc the tomb.
The funeral dirgc, Tic iclling bell.
The sable hcarsc u gloom,
4 Nd teurs that weep The last farewell,
Eiay tell our fric nds cold doom;
Then late each Io,ing heart we pIizc
A. holy relics dear.
a no memory from our streaming eyes
LET'S isli the frequent tear;
While faith and hope go hand in hand,
IT, meet thcm ia the spirit Iand.
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CuRcuLIo REMEDY Airs. E., Of Cal
houn Co., Mich, writes that sbc gcts
full crops Of plums annually, while
those Of her ncighbors arc greatly d.
minishcd BY the curculio. AS long
as the trees arc in bloom, and for q
week afterwards, she every morning,
while the dew is on, takes q pan Of
lcachcd ashes and with the hand throws
them through the foliage, taking care
that some shall fall upon each flower.
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UA good protection for cucum-
bers against bugs, is q pane Of glass
laid upon two bricks placing one Gil
each side Of the young plants. Tho
glass will deceive The vcrmin. and may
also be q protection against slight
frost.
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JouSxy CAKE.--A quart q India''
meal IN a pan; make a hole in the cen
trc and pour ia large pint oi warm
water with calf; Giir II hard fol fifteen
minutes. spread X on s tRifeita rsn
ar,i hike
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SEE To yorR GARDEss.-I have wons
dcrcd at the foolish policy ofmany far
mcrs in regard to a garden. hundreds
have next to no garden at all; others
might as well have none. Select
good spot, near the house, plow it well,
harrow it well, lay it of conveniently,
plant carly, keep it clean not merely
till harvest, but till frost comes. 1t
will pay you well for your trouble.
In my opinion, q farm without gar
den may do for stock, but il il poor
place ior a family.
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The ifti- parish of yellow dale farmer,
had Ions tecn ~irhcut minisscr. ONE ds,
Rss- Mr. Surely s,siscd the village, an.
asked - H'sy over Sunday and preach d
'hsw- The pccpIe were pleased with Nj.
scsr'sns. and como were snxious 10 have him
.tnp- a mcctinv Was called u know ,I.s
mind cs shc parish. n Jos't sec say use il
hss'as minister" raij Sharp. y rich oId
sarners - parson cant icsrs me any ti.iea
u we've any money u spare. &C had better
lay = out IN soncthirr that wilt brinr a fair
er rctSrn-" The Sab bsth-I.ving par, a
the people srrucd strongly ssain, him.-
We'll" sss1csed SHARP not ehoy.snr 10
-ho- ilIssssiI convinced. live heard tell a
.A'' ssiers that couId pray iof rain, and brine
~; y &c could hit On one VI tLat sort, I'd 70
su ror hinns hun.
~ SHARP vas man Of cs.nsrqucnsc,
ans iic ycsHgcr and lcss kuosing Vt h.
ns'~hsSrs ~ere quito taken with the idea.
4 That would b. mrnisfer worth Lsv sns.n
'ilcy 'hur-ht- Ani AFTER mach talk, ia was
agrred u h'Ec 'Iss minister upon this condi-
'iuH that isc wUaH give ihsIs rain or fair
~ca'htr ~hcu lhcy wanted ~; ior thsir
isrma Sf,en snferci both from very sever
'lrccrb's and heavy rains Mr. Sarely wss
iszsastssscly ~anSsd upon ~ comni,,cc III
Fhc siFisi'. who sovn csse back briusing
isim SSH rEcm- II ~iII accept Your fcrms
gPSs enc sUndl.isu." /" said nc. -tIiat VOC mus,
s~rce upon ~hs' srf' ~ weatisrr you want
ri.is appeared rcassaasIc. aud matter. .Ecrc
ssrsngcj for ssss's stay 81 YeiIosdalc-
Weeks raa-ct &C, brsHsIns @idssmmcr
beats. fUr three weeks j, bal not rained,
and the yUuns corn Has beginning 10 curl
wisb dTsrgas- Ngv tcr the minister rrc-
asisc. -cyr's.- said sharp. With tne d
s~o sihsss shvsc billy farms we're - ring.
&C need rain, y0u n sClesabcr your proui g n
Certainly" ans~srsJ the minister. acalI o.
1ccsiar-" A meeting Was called. .Nvw,
~ iEienis.- said The pastor, : = Lsl j. i, yos.
AM VA
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This very nssh, al r.sat long" said
sharp. 70 which ssscs.I sa-cHtci.
mo. ~. not to-airhI.- cried Mr. Smith,
I've SIX ~ ssvon tons we'll made hay cot;
I ~Ss.lJ ~, have u act Tor anything"
50 Lssc H. added Mr. PccI. no .air
s0-pi.hs.-
.-wnii 500 ,ake il 10 morrow II sskcd The
saiEerSr. 81. ii ~0oId tskc aIl tomorrow
- So a ~ - cLrc;isa cane 10 ior The
tao q Ii.svcneat drys. In Icuf days thenrr
saiJ tic mlnisscr-
-Nes." srisd Sharp. call the hay will BE-
~. snd NO noTc bc cut uII''-
Stop. step e5iss his ui'c, pu'Iin. him
amastIy - the sleeve, "tiss, day ~c have e,
10 rs 10 Mount Matilda. II musn't rain
thsn--
in sa0rr, tic meeting ended 10 just no
cSncIssion u all. fCr i was iounI quite i'm
pcssitIc 10 asree.
-CatiI you make up ycur mindr, 'ssiJ the
Fssspr- on Ieasing. "~c must all Iusl in the
Lord
U Ii Nr- Smith and Mr.. Peek gct Their
hay 10. tus On ihc dsy the Shssrs were To-
60 70 Mount MatiIj,. IL began 10 rain in
coed earnest. lie lost his visit. but his crops
esinSd.
Il happened % once Or twice s1aip. The
year rolled BY and the people could never
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SoinpcssS ty Rey Ncricr sftztvr ID risl-
aiciphia snd. AZ J.. i;a,e. Azs nsvrr trrr
published s<i~sx W AzsS tesn f4ss-.d
~iih c.rs y li ID 11s MliLet.-t nsni4rcr
Rev. Mr.. R4sgoscs~ts.
liomlwafi Bun.
OF 90 "a 0ccss ~ lg.al.rsr &c rdr,
wr'1r i.omrwa-s ! oGEd. l.Ds.cr ar.. b0uus1.
Toz Cd un tisr Hsv1- u ascu d. a., Isr- liss
We're holncSsrd bpsnA. lyrc~ nr5 b ,vrI
Far issn iic ssir. qaiti isarsls &c r.jy.
seeking our falhrI-1 celestial atoSs.
Promise " ~i.irh IL o. r-rtn DC bcx.rs CO,
Hl'ss holsse y sft buurd. l4rAcs nsJ tyunJ
Wildly The sf.rm swcrPs " On ~ i rCars,
Were LYanc~ard bonnt. skc-
Look. scndcf nc ihr lsirIa hcaycnIy shorc-
Were hemeNsi t1Dut, &c.
Steady. ois Pilc'. sisbd frm ri The wheel.
STEADY. We ~oon sh.l. oul4csHhcr the gale,
Oh hcw We ily 'pcasL TIC ~ cresiins ssii,
We're hosse~.rd bossd. Sc.
isso ~ hasss y fscsvc. &C rissr.
Wc'se hSosc q las. home q Ia<s
So.ily ~e drift oa iis s.c,s silscr rsss.
We're home - ls='- hsmc NJ lssi-
Glory 70 God. all OR dangers are DER.
We stand secure ON ihe giSriiicd shoss.
Glory u Ges. ne wall shosi cscIncr..
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-11

Here arc twcnty -onc instances in which
cur ocean craft, sailing under tho ciars and
stripes. have been searched, cred upon OF
boarded by British vessels. The English
" war-marinc in tho Cuban waicTs has been
lately powerfully increased, and II is fair 10
prceumc Il is the intention 10 make the
search as complete and rigid as possible, anj
not 10 sufer. in shorI, a single ono OF our
vessels, not intimately known, 10 sail into or
anchor in a harbor Of tho island without
subjceling il 10 severe examination The
il-g Is used in carrying on the slave trade.
Dut why are French vessels not searched! |!
Arc they not engaged ia the most damna bic
trafic in tho world! We have documents
before NJ 10 show that there IL nothing in
the history Of man 10 exceed in horrors the
French trade in the miserable apprentices"
which the government has authorized the
merchants 70 pour into the West India lsl-
ands. Ten os fifteen hundred of these
wrctchcs ore crow dcd into one ship, landed
and disposed Of to the sevcrest masters, and
subjected 70 the most rigid bondage. II is
the interest Of those who employ them, a.
they engage them only for limited periods, 70
work them 70 death in . few year,. The
apprentices" are, in every scnso Of thc
word. sIaveo. and the grand object IL 10 com.
rcI them 20 perform the largest amount o.
labor within given time. EnCasd dare
not interfere With thia business, because
nc darc nts ln.Y'. mr. rrvrrnirrn, W VA.