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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-14

New Ibers, Attakapss, March o. 1856
The opinion entertained by of the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate in 1852
than confirmed since consider II the valuable
paint known and combines all the virtues claimed
Agents. (Signed) JOHN F. MILLER.
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@. @. Bogert-Dear sir have your BRIDGFW ATER
PAINT the decks Of steamships and having tested
It's value cheerfuy recommend its the
economical paint have ever used also find uequaled
painting decks covered with being durable
to water, and protection against fire.
CSgnedl W. G. TEMPLETON,
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you reside. the publisher Of the Ledger will send you
copy by mail If you will send MN five cents IN a
letter. Address, Robert Bonner Ledger 0lfice, a
Ann street, New York. This story is entitled, " Pers
Of the Border and grows more and more interesting
as 1t goes on.
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Certificate Of Capt 81. Clair Ihomasson, of tn
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans, Dec. q 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck Of the passenger steamer
Magnolia. under my command with the BRIDGEWATER
FAINT cheeriuy recommend for Its imDervous qualities
and have hesitation in ponouncing superior iudg
ment to any mineral paint before the public and believe
certain protection against the effects sparks cnders II
has also proved entirely water proof my
months use. (Signed,) ST. o. THON ASSQN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-14
BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

( BRIDGEW-ATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars.
DEPoTS AND ALL OUTDOOR W0RK
Also. for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-14

New OrIeans Feb. (, 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with The
BRIDGEWATER PAINT and merits thoroughly tested we
concur in opinion with Capt Thomason Of the Magnolia
and Capt Brown, Of the Porpoise We cheerfuly recon-
mend said paint q superior article
HUGHES, YALErrE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
J.P. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, Of ship Helen
McGdlc.
New Orleans, March 20, 1856.
have tested the Brdgewater Paint for which O. Bogert
Co are agents in various my ship for the past
years. and have found in every superior any paint
have ever It's in my opinion, invaluable durable
and protective substance, and masters for
ships use In preference any other.
(SignedD r. TUCKER,
Master Of ship Helen McGiaw,
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Certificate of Capt. Hiler, Of ship TYrren,

have using the Bridgewaer Mineral Paint on he house
Of my ship for the past two years and consider
bic paint for going vessels. recommend without
hesitation both for and its protective aua
ties CSignedJ THOMAS G. HILER.
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Certificate of Capt. WiHiGm Broson, of To,cboat


have used the BRIGEWAfER PAINT for which Messrs
o. O. BOGERT CO. agents. hurricane deck of the
owboat Porpose The paint has been months
aud sparks ad enders constantly falling upon eff
feet whatever In about four weeks became perfect slate
and satisfied of Its possessing all the qualities necessary to
insure certain protection against the and
des confidently the BridgewAter Paint for the
purposes set forth in the Agents circular
CsignedD NM. BROWN, Captain of Tow boat Porpoise.
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Certificate of Capt TaOs S. BIinott, of Ship Oxford

have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT on the iron work
as also on the decks and arpauns of Oxford
and entirely to satisfaction. lind that much Of the rustng
Of Iron and rong OF wood and by the use
OF the Mineral Paint and ship masters and
owners asa valuable and thrifty paint THOS s. MINOTT
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
BE Remembered that this 18th March, 1855 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the CITY aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
er Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law
pose and say that the above Just and and
correct transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
H. p. JANYIER, Secretary.
Sworto and subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
a d. 1855. O. NJ. BRADFORD,
second uce OF the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
Tbs Board OF have resolved pay
per cent the outstanding certificates profits on
and after the second Monday Nay redeem on
and after that date the scrip issued the year s resryng
under the provisions OF their charter, capital
hundred thousand dollars and they have declared
scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWO PER CENT. on the net
earned Of the year ending February 2s 1855 for
which certificates will be issued and after the day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS Presdept
- A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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Certificate Of Wm. S. adams, Master Of Ship 10
semi HoLrnes.

owners asa valuable and thrifty paint. THoS s. MINoTT.
Certificate of Pm S. adams, Master Of Ship 10
Seph Holmes.
New Orleans, Dec {. 1882
months and think superior TO red lead or any other paint
toriron that exposed TO salt water. WIN. S, ADAMS.
The attention of Planters is particularly objected to the fol
lowing:
We the undersigned Cotton Factors and Commission Mer
purposes forth the Agents Circular and believe we are
serving the interests Of planters by calling their
WRIGHT WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
GEO. NJ. PINCKARD a CO.,
BuoHANoN, CARROLL CO..
WARD JONAS,
WATT 4 DEsAULLES,
NJ. GREENWOOD co.
superiority of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT the Agents have
their possession certificates which may be seen
on application at their office
The Agents deem their duty we'll for the
the public for the character Of the
Son all interested the imposition that praeced
toA considerable extent the past Owing comploA
ton Of the Company have enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and tits within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE of the Agents. that various mineral substances
have been sold TO parties OUT OF THE CITY, Bridge
water Paint In order any future disappointment
wond suggest that orders be direct 10 u.s.
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY
the Agents. For the future, shall regularly supplied
will be able to nll orders any extent
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE rERNs-For all sums under
$780, CASH from 500 s2Oo sixty days. SO and upwards
our months creditor approved city acceptance.
Fer sale dry, in packages Of $50 pounds, by
G. G. BoGERr 4 CO.,
u campstreet
Agentsfor the States of Louisiana,
d. Mississippi Alabama and Texas
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Certificate of Capt. Han, bark Hiapatha.

INV u,
Ihave used the Bridgewaer Paint houses Of
the bark Hawaths and find superior any paint ever used
recommend to masters Of vessels especially for decks In
June decks leaked and the Bdgewate strongly
recommended applied coats since they have been
perfectly tight, and have needed caukng painting
(Signed) DAVID. II. HALL Master bark Hawatha,
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RRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT So
eeor 70 any other for sl Outdoor Work aso for every
osscriPnonsf Iron WORK above and under water.
Depot, " Camp street.
..o,,. Agents for the Southern States
S@4 AoV g. Q. BoGERT
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FAR NSIs : Ess y. ysTIE%itags
rows TowSs sEsiNH'' $ ssisaparfl..
Bulls ~ ; ffss;sgsssP q
MoRRTs6Ns sarsaparilla;
ho2 noFFARs q PS%"ia BBs isTs;;
sTouGHfoN's Bttsrs;;
BRYAN's Pulmonic Waters; worm fi0ns'
AYRE ;st Cherry err Psetoral
DAVIS, Wild Cherry and Tar;
ROGERS Live wort and Tar;
coz d 5bY nfEF 9I OLE HedEss @.s CLARK CO..
HAsrrR SS s SS y' 81 Ss;,,..
'At o SEQ dGb5PssGolG6S oIasovn..
,,,,r,s TaoMPsoSss Eye Water;
sAPPiN s, Fever and Ague Pills;
'Af RRAN SsRE FTl,, Pi Dr..
MoLANE,s Pills;
h sPEEp ssq Fsb PiiII}s;
RAR gTSTsE Rs. $.I Relief A'''''
D"S ScsgN ss' ss.S :, q p oSian;
DA bkEis; P Pain k EsSItrso'Ori
Mg STs IIE ITiSsi%s 81 T.. -.
DIR; MoRsE's InyigOratng Cordial; . ''n'n'H''
JUNO Cordial;
DIR, ABERNETHY's Detergent;
INFALLIBI.E Cholera Remedy;
v,n.~sov,. ALEx1SDER's r SEsSR
BxoHELoR's Blair Dye;
PHALoEas Hair Dye;
woIsEs Aromatic sehsiSam sehaapDs. HAk Dye
WAsERs, IgdslIele Ink
AiDpE KkI tsasslf sI Ias; 1,.,.s
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Is AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
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Buttons.
PEARL suIRT, plain and figured, from to i6-r
Large assortment
:. Coat.
Agate shirt-whe, Plsin and Ribbed.
Whiteand Colored-Youhs size.
large Il
Lasting Coat and Vest.
Fancy Glass, of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest.
Bone suspender in boxes.
Bone and Wood overcoat.
Coat Loops Comedian.
Agate, and fancy styles.
Jet Battons, for Ladies' Dresses
Fancy :. :. .
studs, great variety
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FANCY GOODS.
PERFUEERY. FAHcT GOODS.
Playing Cards, etc..

APER. STATIONERY. SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-14

HITCHCOCK ~ LATTING, COMMISSION FOR
warding, Baggng Rope and Produce Merchants Corner
Of Camp aud PoydTas streets, New Orleans.
a. h hGaTTTThS3oA New Orleans A W; MAGK sIa.
Eran
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

h.ve suTersi frsm T.. ,sos cslss. tao .ess a.
i..,ot.'y. Hea Tat - lsy for sH'' !a' >,
beyond u. b,,e.. uscass,r;s. of Efs M1ae'o''
sr1 K,r.,s h.v. gsod c.cP,-,s leas' '"'e %
heavy 5. tse,s Of a..yss'-but tsey coc,d n'' ei
tor. iheu at rrice, tsa. would go fN II p.yuer.
fcr goods, Practically, the! wi have h'Iis 70 SC"
-tteref5re, r,.,s whe.ewith 'c psy. O1o' lnarAoa'
Illinois. Wi.eon.iu end Mchgsn, VII 81 expo"
Grain. .rd the three fin. named nsst A'oi OUT
We think 70. TO 50 area. 81 eIttnt as las: yeN
While TIE pr;cs. real zed must be low. Tie Es'
ein sts.e,, with P-nnsyl7s7is, are s1herirg Too
tts ra.s!ysi, of Manufactures snd Mining, s1d
nust buy Toders:ely Tho South is reA-
.i7ely better off; hu. We must renen1f tbs. tue
difference bet~ st. fourteen cents md ter ceass per
pourd for Cotton ]. quite material, While 10 the IN
lstd plsrter, VITO psys s. 70 $40 per bale Tor
t,.p,port,ticn 70 New Orleans or Mobile, tbs d,'
p.rit5 i.ye. more serious. We cannot therefore
ace bow an average amount Of Goods cs1 be safely
or bereicsnily acid during tie ensuing F..l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

iissss. Iiess rsia.us were ei-.l1.s'''-'"
sIo2.ed v;.hou. one dissenGins voice. Ins nee,
ng visa then ddre,aeI b. HORACE CRthLkf =.
New Yo.k. JOEL T. HlADIEY Of Newburga' s1'
THEo K. wEsrBRooK Of Kingston, rePre'enu's
respectively the Republican, American SID Dsn''-
cratic e'esuerts combined IL thi. movement 10
Iescue Congressional District from gross n'i'-
Representation By An scsye atd 1nhes!ahcg sup
porter cf TIE Lee mpton fisGd IN every s''s'
snc undsr every aspect, and winch n ca'"
lated to eXer. sn influence hSorsor 70
siuilar co operation throughout the Stale nc
remarks Of each spesier were cordially received .!
al present, AID 10 ms,eria! diversity OF senIlmeo'
wss esirced-cs rtsinly pore that should Pre'eD'
tea,.y ulior il the Fall contest. The bret aaofe"
Of Mr. Wss.brook-whO represented tbs Df'ic'
IL ,Le Copgess Of l-4. and voted for the NebrasA.
bi,--v.s eu 1sntly practical ard fcrclbe ~ it' AZ
rs;srr.ent of tie Buchanan dyuas'y IS recTean' 70
tie grest principle Of Popular Sovereignty
which hsd carried t into power. II hA now 10
hes,ter ror more efe ctiye opponent IN USER u Al
Mr. Westbrook. A large County Committee Was
appointed, empowered 10 cal future coo'ent'or'i
ard the anti Lecompten electors Of Ulster are hence
forth practically one party, only 70 be divided ana
defe.:.d through il auences from without we
tru,t no such IHuerces may be exer.ed or that, II
exeret, they may be defed AID o'ercone.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20
The TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADvaRrIsEa.

The publishers of TnE TRIBUNE propose to
i.sue. on the l,t day Of September and monthly
ihertstier, a sheet devoted exclusively to the in-
teIes.s ard uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plaG:
1. 1t viii ccntan f5l reports Of tae Markets
with such other Commercial and Monetary intell
peuce as shall be deemed of special interest to
Merchants.
=. II Will be sent w.hou. charge to ~, 200
County Merchants who buy goods in New-York,
Philsdeiphis, Baltimore or Boston. The names
will be selected by Messrs. McKilop 4 Wood from
tho,e rsco, ded OR the books of their Commercial
Agency, and they guarantee that not less than
so coo shsl be sent this being the full number Of
Country Merchants that they consider it desirable
thus to address,
8. TIE total exper Sc will be betrayed by Mercsa.
tile Advertising for which One Dollar per liue will
be charged. Those who require their advertise.
ments to be Displayed Will make special bargains
therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ai-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in the
Unitd States, even a; double or treble the cost OF
this. This sheet is intended for Merchants alone,
and will contain ~ otler mstter than such As 10
adapted to their wants. Advertisements recsiyel
at THE TRIBJNE Office hencsiorth urtil the 18th
inst. by letter, address
HORACE GREELEY Co.
NJ l.leyE A. NJ. N.K,s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

The Anti-Lecompton Electors of Ulster County
assembled in Mass Convention a. Kingston yes.er.
day to consider the prcpriety and feasibility of act.
ing together IN the election before US. Tue Cour.
House was crowded By the mos. intelligent and in.
suentisl citizen, fiom every township. WILLIAM
II. GEDNEY (Americao) presided. A Committee
on the basis OF union was appointed, which a. al
early hour reported b. sseres of resolves, c,ver.
ing The general grounds Of opposition to TIE present
National misrule, substantially as Get forth in the
sal for this msstrg which We have already pub
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

4, tis; .hs s,e,:,s, Siefscc5, s9o-I- sa'-''l
Ss,sryn Il erss Ia Ru,aa s.! a.us-T = sss
CIitst S.,.ss. /. is f. te par:.s. hse's! ss9'
co-csded 10 q portion Of tss c-s',Tet poPul1oa
tbs. ise progress wtich Russis las msts Of is'e
year. in trsde srd nslufso.ure, is 70 consderaoe
extent or;rE. We occss;oasIy see cited II South
.rn uey,pspsrs instances Il corsilersse Amounts
Of rIopt riy ,cqured BY tbs Or TIA. negro Sho las
bssn Allowed b. is rloter 10 kr- bis own lne.
No dous. If TIA. practice wss s. ccc.mon 81 tho
South a. Il is il RuHia, ,uch instances would be
uucs more frequent ana rsS,alkat.s. II results
from il tia. N Russia .ters may b. found wealthy
r,.rch,r.s xd rich culiiSs.or, who are sf.l
.l,ye.. Gsnsraly speskirg thsy beioos 70
,,s.. proprietors. wncss wealth exposes hrn
L., 20 .hs temptation wa;cA bs'es ICE
poorsr .rf owners, Ct irposSS AZ increasing
ob,otL 10 proportion {" the seEf de7ecp' Us csEsci
~ 70 cam uoapy. Yet ths.e s,me masters are
those Of whom it i. least easy TO pucss'e ones lo
er.y, q. they ia. pride in bsiug able 70 ee'n
III. ownt rship Of .ers so wealthy snd prosperous
Nor I. tie position of these lucky slaves so aapPY
afe- 81. They hold shei' properly st the mere
pleasure Of their owuers VITO are 81 fol Liberty 20
spprop,i,te It while thfy i've. or, what IS mofe
ccnmon, 10 seize L when they de
We may cbssr7e, too, that f,r'es' from tae'e
great proprietor, than from the impoverished orn,
ers Of f " serfs, out Of whom teey e1sct 81 taN
hey can, tia, the prtseu. movement IL fa'or oi
Russian emancipation meets with tie most ''reau'
Gus re.s.arce parallel state Of feeling may also
be observed in TIE United States, where sae most
violent snd uncopprcuisirs adsocstes OF SlaVs'y
are 10 be found, no. among the m.Ihona'e aaters'
but su org those whose property in huuasn desa Is
limited 70 two or ,hre. miserable domestic SER ants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

One Of those painful and mysterious Incdsd"
which occasionally occur in large cities. sdd "
comparison make fiction tame, occurred here a's'
month since, and as yet the strictest scrutiny ~
the most anxious search excited BY the hope OF
naTd on the one hand, sad impeled on tao o'le
by tie warmes It family affection, have been uhA''
~ lay hold upon the shghteat clue 10 lts soalo'
The ces- has been referred 10 in one or two ol "
mornre contemporaries, but with want of cs~
detail. and an absence Of nance which fail ps
tract to il that attention which might possibJ -
to some discovery, hope for wbi n al)pe csa rs
der to those concerped publication Of the fssas
all d.sirable. Wewill supply this omission 10 y
hope that tsroush such means the Cause Of pa@
,sfe.y usy be served, AID soue aid be rendsssd >
5 bsreaved family wAo mourn now for ono less y
without hope.
Many Of our readers will probably reuien~
Col. Cone of TIE United States Arny, Who !"
or three years since, was In command of oe s'"
'on at Old Point Comfort in Virginia wns"
health, undermined by previous severe 'er"e,
he1ics ard elsewhere, gave way and e'as' =,
hlm 10 ssea retirement. arl rest. He can"
North, and went 10 RESIDE with con s'''
IslLd, where be soon stser, about two yesn
died. With this son 10 lefe widow snd s'sS
ter, the latter the vile OF Capt. Brennan ~
Urited Stsies Army, no~ stationed ss ~ I.l
Mrs. Brelnsn has one young child, wss
With her at her brothers at Staten Island
90 the aOth Of July M,. Cfsne. VIA ~
and daughter. Mrs. Br,nnau. came TO w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

The Republican State COnyenticn. which met a,
Detroit yesterday nominsted Mosss "e'neF oi
O,ksnd Comfy for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20
Nem1lprk Qailp Gribnme
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1853.
The Tribune Tor California

VIII be ready at 10 o'clock th, morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports. Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing OF the last steamer
The Star Of the West leaves to-day at o'clock the
Mails close at O'Clock. Single copies in wrappers
ready foi mailing FOR sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20

There is, perhaps no better established i'c'
IN British society than that of the corresponding
growth Of modern wealth and P'uPer'm. Gun
ou.ly enough, tie same law seems 70 hold 9ooc
With respect to lunacy. The incre~e OF lun'cy IN
Glea. Britain hs. Kept pace with the in-
crea.e of exports, and has ou'siIpPed the Increase
of population. Its RAPID progress in Ensland and
Wales durrg the period extending from l70' 70
ls57. a period of unprecedented CO numerical pros
peiiy, vii become evident from the ioAo Wing taou'
lar comparison of the annual returns OF pauPef',
unstics AID kots FOX the years l-52 l7oi a1'i
l-51:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-20


ca.ttv d. l. q. rert- Luus aor %
soro. .. s.,..i .i-- ,ad popls
t,.- po-.l,to, l.yaa. hou-.- ho-S Shss.. itot bon
Iss5. IL se7ss en2 2St 5c55 4,ic' 2Ll5s iin P
isss. .isstssis ues is;s 57l3 ieo 1887 l in '6.
is57. 10 io3.,si 1923 1893 $50, 5pr Gse / In 7oi
The proportion Of acute and durable cases to
those of chronic spd apparently incurable KIND
WAS, on the last day Of 1856 estimssed to be some
what le.s thsn in > aecordipg b the following
summary of official returns:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

As our design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest 3" all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part q the
county, We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being Go
,ccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of dubois, items in
any dcpavnnent Of agriculture are par
,icularly sclicitci. Please send rs all
the news, incidents. general iniorma'
,;on AMI mineral discoveries in your
respective neiglhcrhccds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

Marshal Ryrders has returned from New
Bed ord with Mscomber, the mate. and ioul
81 the crew d the brig Hsidee, which re-
Gently landed 500 slaves near CsrjenLs
TIE Hsitre was ne vessel lately %scutilrt
Of Montauk, the Portuguese crew landing
a, that point snd proceeding /" New Lon
don. The tlaidee b~r.oncs 10 this port, NJ
comber belongs 10 New Bedford.
The steamers Fulton aud Harriet Lsn'
will leave Norfork tomorrow vi the Para
quay expedition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
DlED

IL Hall township, 10 this county, ON The
81 inst. Mr.. HusH H. BcYLEs, aged -
years.
mr.. D0y'es was one Of The FIRST settlers o.
Dubois county, having lived ~ il for over 20
years. by his kind aud eenllemsn.y depors.
men, during this long period ne won the
high respect and esleem ., q large circle Of
fricnds, whs, with bis family and relatives,
mourn his decesse. He lived and died no
acceptable and rejoicing member Of the
Methodist Z, Church, exhor,ing Others by his
example 10 follow 10 his footsteps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13


uTThe election on Tuesday passed
OF quietly. ard with the exception g
some n,cau ard low attempts to de-
trsna voters. ~ sh'nc:s Of whcu st
ter couiac. wss expected. all secnied
!, d. fair. We have heard Of two 81
tl.r.x. Instances Of Germans, who can
,.os read English, ta!inga pcrscr who
shey wanted to vote for, and requesting
their ticket 10 be made out for them
which was fsigncd % be done, but :
different ticket given 70 them. Sncl'
conduct is low and contemplate, BE-
sides icing i vi.,lat on y law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13


Letters from the Pacific Wagon X I'D
Expedl'ion. dated Big Sandy, Oregon, 7'h
ul'.. say that Col. Lander ~re pushing for.
ward the work with all possible Dispatch,
and hopes 70 reach Soda Springs before bad
weather sets in. w miles u me road are
COW finished. and on additional force is q,
work beyond Salt river. The expedition
will winter al For Laramie. The I.iisns
are iriead.y. The Lealta VI Tie expedition
is good.
Col Sumner and Lieut.. Col burke arrived
here las: nigh.
The Sal Lake mail arrived ~ 81. Jos.ph
On The .5ih ~, having been 81 cay out.
The Mormcns were quite and oEderly.
Violent snow storms were encountered
,cst o. FIR, Laramie. The Iajians were
quiet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
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The steamship Cahawba arrived with Hr-
yana dstes 10 the 29lh ul'.
The papers state an American ship had
snded a cargo OF slaves near Cardpnas. S,e
is reported 10 have LETT the African coast
win upwards 0. 900. 81 whom nearly $50
died, during the voyage. OF starvation.
A Spanish Official har been sent 10 Carde-
nas 10 investigate the matter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
JOB Printing.

We arc prepared to give prompt at
ten,;on 70 all kinds Of job or Book
printing. Any description Of blaass'
r.ceipts. bill heads. store, stallion OF
lack bills can be forthcoming on The
shortest notice. in the most approved
stvlc. and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

01The following are the appointment
cf Ministers for this district BY the Me'h''
dict r. Annual Conference, which recently
elosed 10 session ~ Mt. Vernon:
rAOLI DIsTRICT-Jso. W. JULIAN 4
Etprs.
Psol--E. e. Rose.
Ofsans--Petsr 81. Clair.
Orsngevnle--I. n. Thompson.
L'vonis-L- d. Jsy.
Hssdinssuseh-T 8. Brooke.
Lssve0wosth-F A. Hutchinson.
Akoa-w. =. Hooper.
Rsne-levi Clifford.
Wiekt6-~N. =. Dell.
Yseoch Liek-Jsmes +. 8. Clair.
Plesssas vsliey--R. w Patterson.
Hsysvils-J. y. Admire.