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NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
an whom il NAV CON.

cern and especially 10 all those owning real lease
hold property bounding OF a uns on Meadow street IN
The City u Cleveland Not Is hereby that the
Cy Council OF s5d City o. Cleveland did the 2h day
Of lt53. bF ordnance determine erud-
the established grade file al the oe Of the CRY
Civil Engineer, snd instruct under
The purpose Of ehecng hOT1ugh drainage Of SAID Teet
the Guy hoga River and TO pave said stree with stoEe.
Also, hat the City Council did the said 25fh day
Of May 5 By ordnance Determine 70 grade according %
the established grade e. aforesaid aad pave with
East hive rstreet ard the c. c. Rail Road and all
knch Aforesaid hereby further notified that
they fail neglect 70 file with the City CLERK Of said city
their claim CLAIMS in writing for dmssss which
they suppose they will sustain % their ease
ho0d estate bounding abuttng said tlsets By
Of such eradilg ami improving within two weeks and
after the 18th DAY Of June next they VIII be forever
AIRED from ing such clam claims fO receiving any
damages therefor. J. B. BARTLETT,
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NUGICE.
WHEREAS, Various individuals
w haze befn IN the practice fr some nouths 81 Of
depoSng Crais Iron aad articles uf Rlerchan
dIze upln NY wharf, sTectcd upon aud adjacent the
> Government Pier In Ceve. .d, uudrr license given
to them bY the Cleveland Pittsburgh RaIl Road Com
pany al surh ncrs0us therefge, hereby uord
that every species Of alth0ry heretofore sy
piedy % sand Rfil Road Companv TO deplst g1cds
uQon said whar wharfage therelr hIs hocu
b, revoked All per who sh1l said whJrf or
portion hereof ot business prose after the LIST day
OF June, ls5s, out Obta ming authority from
Aitarne's 10 Cleveland, Aicssrs spaling Parsns will
be deemed tIespassers and treatel ascurdngiy.
X. COLLINS,
panlding Parsons Attorneys iel-diw lS5
C0RQNEk'S OFFICE.-2 ABBEY
L9Iaia streets NOtics may also be len AIR HoEands
10 81 Clalrstrcet novl1 div 104
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Conn 1l1 gIVo a ChoorIns HOUSE I1r the
BENEFIT OF THE ATTACHES OF THE THEATER
A Fuc Entertainment
AS1IODEUS,
Aud the Legendary Drama of
RIP VAN WfNKLE.
Thursday Evening, June 24th,
viii be performed the Leserd If
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Or THE CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
Pin V.p winkle Mr. Ellsler.
Young Rip. .-..(6rst appsarancel Franz EgensperEer
To eonclrde with the Comic DrGma OF
ASMODEUS.
OR, THE LITTLE DEVILS SHARE.
Asuiodeus -- Mrs EllslsT.
Doa Raphael Mr. Douglas
To-morrUvv
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Anlnsemrnts,
CLEVELAND THEATRR-

join A. ELLsLER- MANAGERS AND PRoRRIEToRs-
FELIX A. VINCENT.
T. b. WILCOX. Treasurer
PRICES OF ADNIssION-Dress Circle and Paruuette 5c
Family Ciicle-- --.-.- 39e
Nailcry.-.
Private Boxes, laige----S SO 90
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FauItess execution of their work, by their
durability without requiring exPen-
sive repairs, and by their
EXTRAORDINARY cHEAPNEss

The demand for these Machines where they were aIeady
known has hitherto required supply all that could te
Manufactured the excessive establishments Of The Pro
pistsr They have now for the s time introduced them
here where il is believed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-25

Com and give a Cheering House f5rthe
BENEFIT OF THE ATTACHES OF THE THEATER
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07
JOB PRINTING

The ofice Of THE Kansas EExs is furnished
with complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders, Fourishes. Cuts. Cards. Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks, Bronze, de-. enabling the
proprietor 70 print CERcuLARs, oAzSs CERTIFICATES
OF STocK, DEkDs. PosrEKs. and all other kinds of
Jos PzIEEEe, in . manner unsurpassed in the
country Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with Casa "Ex.
cEIsloR" is our motto.
Blank Warranty and Mortgages Deeds. Bonds
Executions, Summons, Snbpenas, Attachments,
Recognizanees, etc, constantly on hand.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07
81. W. Beecher on Orthodoxy


The following from the pen of Rev. Hem
ry Ward Beecher. We clip from .'The hsde-
pendent an Orthodox paper published in
New York. 1t comes from one who knows
all about Orthodoxy, past and present, and
being leading preacher in that school
would not be likely to exaggerate to its dis.
advantage:
but what earthly motive can an Amer
ican clergyman have to pretend to be Or
| thodox, if he is not SO? Do Orthodox
sects treat each other with any such profit.
able tenderness as to make it mans inter-
est to dwell among them with feigned opin-
ions? In fact the orthodox sects are vast
compound threshing machine, failing away
at each other as if the chief end of man
was to thrash his neighbors. have never
yet seen an acknowledged orthodox man.
Everybody is Orthodox as compared with
those above him; and orthodox regulations.
like country bank bills. circulate only, in
a very narrow circle, very near home.
If one is orthodox in Hartford, he is
hereto in New Haven; if he is sound in
New Haven, he is too loose at Andever: If
he is up to the mark at Andover, he is
hupelessly below at East Windsor; If he
climbs up the toilsome cliffs to the eyre of
East Windsor, il is only to bring himself
within the reach of the Princeton Ortho-
doxy; and when yet climbing up, out of
all sublunary things, he sits down on those
Pinnarles of Old School Presbyterian Prince
ton Orthodoxy, and divides his time between
Turretin and efforts at breathing on such
thin aired august heights, then, down comes
The good old-fashioned Scotch Presbyterian
Orthodoxy. carrying him away at one swoop
to be devoured in yet higher eagles nest
In fact, it is very hard thing to be or
thodox. 1t is thing of degrees, it is
question of the scale; and beginning at ze-
no, all the degrees above pelt all the degrees
below. Now. if . preacher is heterodox. he
is but suspected, and shampooed, and fail
ed; and he gets that if he is Orthodox
So that if mans convictions do not keep
him among the Orthodox he is fool who
stays. The company is no great thing
Very clever fellows all. when they are not
professional: capital to go out to play with.
But man walks about among the Chris
tian Observers, and the more properly NAM
ed New York Observers, and the Presby.
teriaas, Central, Western, Southern, and
all, and the Puritans. very much like
man visiting menagerie-his time being
spent in listening at the strange noise which
the creatures make, and wondering whether
they can get out at him as easily as they
roar through the bars"
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07

one man with 600 carts, thousands of bull
locks, shot, shell, powder and natives to
look after, and all with only one hand to
help him.
THE HEAT.
Then arose the dread clannor of the bag
gage, which always becomes noisy about
daylight, and from our aerial state we look
ed down pityingly on the baggage master,
Capt. Morland, struggling like Jupiter and
the Titans, with elephants, and camels, and
haekerie. At last we pick up :he rear
guard, and the whole plain before as exc
pands itself into one vast sea of animals
all for an army of 5000 men. Far in the
distance some tents rise above the dark sea
of agitated life, white and placid, and we
press on with vigor for the mess FIRE is
lighted by the road side, and there is alrea-
dy group under tree and round the tea
pot. The elephant executes little morceau
on his nose to signify that he is quite aware
it is time for his breakfast and for our de-
parture; he kneels down. and We part with
mutual satisfaction.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07
HOW the Money Goas.

A good deal of light has already been
thrown on the interesting question as to
what has become of al the revenue and
loans of the past year-amounting TO over
one hundred millions-and new develop
ments are still coming. The following
statements are made by 'ioecasional."
Democratic correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press. under date of July 18th:
81 have ascertained that forty-fve cents
on the dollar, received for the Post Office
printing, is paid to the person executing the
work, FIVE cents of which goes to Appleton.
of the Stale Department. The clear profit
of ffty-6ye cents in each dollar is said to
be distributed 10 the payment Of the debts
of insolvent newspapers, for which distia-
guished politicians are liable. zrnong whom
we're some OF the Oldest enemies Of the
President. At the next session of Congress
] may have occasion to give the names Of
both papers and individuals. and satisfy the
President, who, believe, desirss 70 have sn
honest and economical Administration. that
his patronage is being welded without bis
knowledge for corrupt purposes.
stSeuator j. c. Jones. OF Tennessee. fold
line Whig, had contrsct to supply 100
horses, at S169 each, which will make the
neat sum of Ss70, 800. Il is stated that the
horses were to be of particular color and
size, but when they arrived at Fort Leaven-
worth, they were found to be of all sizes
and colors, but were nevertheless accepted.
..The brother Of Hon. J. a. Ahi, mena-
Der of Congress for the Cumberland, YoFks
and Perry district, had contract to supply
for the army 800 mules, at s175 each, ma
king $50. 500; also, an order for zoo from
Rnssell d Majors, Government contractors,
AZ the same price, amounting in all to $685.
600. The kind of mules delivered could be
bought readily at $40 each. It is unnec-
essSry to add that Mr. AhI voted for Ls-
compton. and is candidate for reelection
t'Some of the other nenhare of Cons
gress from the rural districts have hesa pro-
viding Tor their friends II the public expenss,
in the way Of contracts tor barley at 6ns
prices
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07

The Gloucester Nesos tell the story of q
boy in one of the schools in that town who
is an inveterate rhymster. and who laughed
one morning during prayers at the sight OF
a rat. Being asked why he laughed. he
replied
81 saw rat upon the stairs. @ =
Coming up to hear your prayers"
Being told that he must Immediately make
another rhyme or be fiogged, he quickly an
swered -
Here stand before Miss Biodgett;
She's going to strike, and shall dodge 1t;
and took his seat, the whole school being IN
a roar of laughter.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07

To SAVE HARsEss.-If is the hairy side
of leather that cracks; and if harness Is
made (if double) so Ihat she fesby sides
are outward. and (if singiee so that the
hairy side is next TO the horse, II will not
crack. The moisture of the horse will soft
en- the hairy side, and the bend being so
that the R-shy side is on the outside of the
segment of the circle. no proyocation is giy-
en- to the inside circle to crack. Wagon har-
ness has lasted twenty years uneracked
simply by this means
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-07

When corn costs 50 cents per bushel.
pork costs 5 csrts Per pouaa.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
paILY BUTTE PFCORD.
STATE CONVENTION

:. r,ap,in- of The Democratic Sta'a Cantra'
hi..sp helI IN Sacramento. IN the 1nth dav ~
is;s tha following resolutions were aAnotai
b....o,,vn' TNat tho rart narn0crqtie state Cow
ha hal1 IN tho ritv of Sacramento. ~, Wei.
~ .bs lth NV of Anrus' ne~t. md thqt fhe
-. ~ renres 'ntatior ha as fallows viz One d"To-
:, i.r~e fr.,rr ear'' ror0'v M .lpIe~ata f4r
r. two hun'rcA nemorra''r votes cast ~ tho last
- aiertion f,r auv nsr,Ocrqtir 90 nd tate IN
- s...e trtet nOninttal hv tho nanoc-qtir rartv
I.,,z;,aiv pud ono dnl-glta tHr Pvarv fraction of
b,nl-pd or more votes cast for such Democratic
e.-''aa'e
Rr:cr,.0 ~ I'VE c"T'ro' co''"'itt"" W. II f..
r,,es moo. on tNa 2oth aav nF NV ror TO ru~-
~, ~ elertinr Ae'e~atoe - fho cto'a Convention
nor,o~raov nf thn Stata of qlir,-ria ro ha-n-
:, r..Fsd. tNat et''n ro"vr0'ior WV he ho'' So
~. CIV n crcrqr-ert0 IN W"duos 'av the l'h 4av
', .,rrst 's5S and tNHt tbo aoro-.io-uport or VOW
.,s,.ation tho-"iN. nc s"'t'ei upon by the state
s,,sl Committee. is as fo'lows:
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
oroviIIe. on Tlurs'inv July 18th, ,IS5S

~ tho nrrnosa Of ole ting Deagates n ~ end tho
sns e, c,,ventinu. asa Dplacates 10 the Fou-teen'h
s.,t,ria' Convention, and for the nomination Of
Csar officers
por1iny t, tho an0orto nm mt as heretofore
sR.Ao nv the Convention. tho s've~pl Precincts
rpr,itlei 10 representation as follows
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Hostetter-Tne surIrisiny Effects o.

Hostetter-Tnc SUR rising Effects OF
UlSrErrCUS NE'ErABLE STuNACH cit
t G heath aud tone 10 The sys;en, aud dssipnliug
NsVepuc symptoms, are trrrly ~nnicr'1l Every
oenuu- deotna.ed. weak and o'nacM,d person,
male or female. n nd Try itat once on, Ni1tg.ass
tltlDteh three trne' each day, before u.t. % &C
tbs patient should 6e LADY or chi mad ,bli'a',d
condition, haif The Vmn'ity VIII DO untl sufficient
s'r'rgt3 IS restored, vii win be r"a'g q - very
shorl time, ANA c'urir' &c the Yot'nt g. tu q ,r
The above nsmri bappy results. VII oh have gn,d
nr thee BIaers suta IN olyl4o.c icpul4tou every
~herc.
kept by Driggi Is, Groceries AMI frs: cl.ss "a
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Notice of Dissolution.
Lost !!

A At TIfK FIRE oN MONDAY NIGHT or
~ TIE day Norni IA dfaA 81 Expns, m ttrr.
ia hch rHs a pacsnge bslt.iyit ti me cpnta,ning
n.tes paya'is 10 me- uf Over one q ousand dollars
ANY one hndlnf such ap cktgr. shai b. snittbl) rs-
Nardrd by rtturane l. - me at Wel', Fargo Cos
Express ufi. ., end 40 questions nsk 4.
Persons urc hcrebg fipHcd ugainst purchasing
said not p, as payment las bssB stopped
GEORGE Is. LYMAN.
n-ov i'e tpiv s 1853. ! sn
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Notice.

Ts HrPFBY GIVEN rHlT THERE.
WI Doc tt,inr - t.c 't,Chh, id, ut tir
rci C1t"Nu rui NWny tomUni y, 1T ~ thr
7 'vu % oroNtilc ou TIE t'h tHy u' tufust. A. -
- tor tIe pp~ % tntrr,sjur a. c,rltll - ck
of san cons any T. one lurtr,d th,us nd dnllu-
/ 4. Ncl.AE. PRECEDENT.
ioiN FAti.
WI = bENChLA, (trus'ets.
NJ tt'tItE,
Gro. = CTiesr S,c~rtafy.
crow lc. ju' !, 1'5-. 0,lm
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

Chairman S'at' Genital Committee
JAWS ANDERSON secre'arv nro. tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

D,W.cuErsWtv, s,c'y FRO TEN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

FPN II 4 UNnrVstGNEn RFSPECrFUGlN IN
forms hts iurut+ md the uuhUc Vruorilly,
thtt hr la. rouItuci IT," l\IpN SNlluN lncrt" 3
iH tho bH-riurut Of 'uhcn \ NrD,rm,i IT. hrck
hulliWN Muh'roH cry street. as II tlurv uf to-urt,
Uhruutc uid topo-v. AMI i rrrpnrrd 10 Hcconino
dal" ld Who uHy wish to ciily plass Of Luprr r
choice urtlrlc al ltpr"r 81 Wlnr ul the tutt
trtuI. tuuur,lei Witn the sH'uln ~ a uHpudc, 1t
s|n'r iced lHlllA Ahh tAifLt with 'uow hHll' cu,s,
sc. ~" ,uNvt- ut lids Wsrlupung game uH, rc-;
assUrvd tLat c,try HttvmiW wa no shown them
T.. NNuHrt, Agent
Nov9t 1-tho sam rrtnci.en Hrrwrtv
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
County Trcn~ur"t's OHicc.
- T"o Mustnn. Laiment Cures

49, T"o Mustang Liaiment Cures
Rhenra'i.to;
rhs " Nl-t,nt Lioiucnt cures Gjn.nis.
rh- li.tlp' Lioiucnf crr's Ru~ns anI Wound
te Vls"rg ddn mt cr-cs Sore. ma Tlcrrs;
Tho u1,ttl; Imminent cures CaGel breasts and
S,r" Nh, ,fs;
The Mustang lipnort cures Nrnr1leia'
T1'1 lt,f1{ iil.ne cIr'- '1r.s ana VI-r.;
The Mustang Imminent T.. worth
l0lo,00 uUGLNES PER ANNt'N
To the lu;ed Stytn-. the pre-rtver AMI res'orcr
ofvalnlhje h,rscs and ca,tc. Il cures al Spralns
Calls Wounds, SdG 'oints. &C.
Wllynu answer thi, question? niA 'or ever
hoarnfepy orlju1ry Snre, swelling. Sprnin or suG.
ness either on mnn or boast. which the Mustang
liuiwent would not clr"? Dil on ever visit amy
respectable 'rnEglsl il any put OF the word-,u
Europe Nsa ar Nmn-,l-Vhb III not sav .'t vas
th,,rratc-t discovery ofthe age oileyerg a zero
Every rr'nil' s'opld ha,cit '@rre sizes. BARNES
PANN, Prop~icicrs Ncw Work
PARK & WHITE.
S'lr kocr's rlr the Pi-iAc Coqqt
122 WASHINGTON street opp sire tho Market.
Cnt.r. g VrUE = 'rr. A.,n'. urpvillr
nv THE ThA9G supplied on the m.-t hloul
terms aiS 3n
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors Of the different Pre-
arcs of pntta County. are requested to send nel"-
r,os t. the Democratic County Conver tion, to be
,olien %
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Rcpuhlicnn Cnmntv tonvcntIon.

1ha Ecru' iirans # uric Cos MY are r.sr,c'0l'y
roaue.Ic to send Dr'cgaus 10 C'uoiv Con,rn-
iioa. Is ba hoden ip Oro,ille. ON Saturday. The
17,h otJaly rcN. az 10 o'clock, A. NJ, st he Court
House, fer The rur So
lst. of 'ho''ior ten Delegates to The S'1t, Re-
puhlican Co ,cu'on.
2ad. 70 ,ntkt comfy Nominations.
or', T" 'ra9'act ,uch otl,r lu.hrss US nm, ho
noerssa-y to edya &C TIE cause Of fEopublcalila ia
tbs couuiy.
Follow c'dlons 'he p-escns ccrduion or orr
country, 'f the various political crgani2nors, md
the ctce-irg p,osIcr 4 Rep 'llicari>m rcqeirc -
G"n adherence to principle. 10 our orqani tntio,,
aud gre ac'i,y In 3vancing the int,rc,i. o. the
Republican Party. "The c,c of victory is n time
to faor.
y = TINT. Ch'n Co Com.
u. ". CrEEs,fAN. S,c.'y FRO Tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

~ DIR. l.. CLapkay's reputation is mp
ny Sprtaan thrpisI ms state anl Oregon "a We
lcntn from reliable sources lie Is pracricng With
remurlnhe sncccss. aul has deseredIy secured
public co1f lsn-c Those needing medical aid would
do well 10 ca ror write" .; h' rs;ite. IN san Fran
csro "-o re reader 20 the Doctors advertise.
ment in another coilmu.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

0VUVy liz LEDGE N. I03, L. '. NJ.
= H." stated communications of O,nvi'ls
\ x Lodge No. 'o'' of F. A ", a'e held on the
~ la saturday "t each mou.h, 9, the Mas inc
lla,l over ~oi..l X s4tL.rB ojis Or4Z St,fe.
D.A.tR wy, W.M
A .RkIs, Socy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

FPH'tlel w TtpVf~'h' 't'''fi tS lnllbWSs
hr',a % 'too~ovine .... 2
tr.hAurr ......... o T'rawNerrv Valley ..... =
! hAi,snr's uill ..... . Nou-tqir corinr House
hrokeo Ravinp ...... "nioh 'rt'S Bar ........1
E-is~ Ranch ......... ~ town go. ..........S Z
ss.-ai Uousa ....... 0rotho-4ars Store ...... >
r.'fs Ranch .........' T'r' &c Butte. .......9
Ehite porN ......d T"lltowr =
fu'tsve Claim " ''""ra' Sfde ......f
sawp,I . tiVrptln's Y ,rrIl ........
rr-iria Mills Love orr's store.
r,t'n's Rouch ....... rosto"n's Digcings..... :
HnrtRin II ouSe .......o 'n1niSIfnwn o."
'avine ......." "r"nr' tow" .........l
rniNn Par ...... =. q Nia,nN0d lie .........."
h-n"h Cr'eF ........" N"lsnn'S llar. .....2 ,
'rt Islsnd -. ...... "heroF"o, ,... ......-."
rinctown. ....... al N'sll'a V'Ney ...... ?
1t ..nr;so ...... n,n,ou'> Store -.
|bphansnn's Store ....1it.' '1savs Bar ........ .
tnretown . 7Nsar CreaE ......,.. 2
I'm Tawa ........ Missouri RAJ. ..... .
|f,-Nostowr ! 'orcow Val'ev. .........t
RnNirsnn's Mill ........ Vow Ph0t'"'phia a......e
Watcher =. 80. 80. ? I'rris Raviur ... ......
|Eansviile ............2 'a0. C'im....... y
|Snghs"'s ...... "i'i'ico. ...... ..... ."
VvanSitto .... 2 tanr'n9s Ranch ........l
Wilson'S RI 0ch ........ y t"''t'7 .''.....' :
|H,ncut CITY .. . . rr-orr'S pquch ......."
|hnror .... ..." Fnrkner's Rapch ........l !
The County Commit ce r.snectfuuv sn-ve.t Sat.
|rasv Jn'v 10TH. a. ed4v r ho'airr the rri'ra.
r'IArtions at the various Pre- cil ct. ahuv4 named.
The following rampd rt'rm"n ave hrr hvan
|pintsd as member, Of the ard forrondurtirV The"
|hrocirtic Primerv Fhci.t at O.o,Ill.: J
Bsaum, Iuspel tor, Phil Wete-"'er Jerry Collins
pFTtR FRrFR
JOS. II KtNNEL,
J. BIDM Eli,
0roville, June leth. 1873
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

rr. y. c. YOCV.., wausc advertisement ad-
ycrliseuert appear, n aunfher rlnmn 'he pioneer
advertising Physician IN this Stale, has cured more
paliens than any Dther Attention Is called to his
Advertisement. II
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-27
THE ASSOCIATE JUDGESHIP.

We notice in the Pointc Coupcc Democrat, the Hon.
Cyrus Ratln Judge of this judicial District, and in
the Baton Rouge Advocate the Hon. John Nc Yea,
of the Clinton BAR spoken Of in connection with the
Associate Judgcship The gentlemen composing the
bar of the Seventh Judicial District both rs lawyers
and citizens, justly entitled for their own merits
to public confidence and support they nave the
good opinions of the public is evidenced by the fact
that notwithstanding the Chief Justice OF Louisiana
is chosen from the bar of Clinton, another member
thereof and the Judge incumbent, are spoken OF by
other porions of this Associate District TO fill Justice
VOORHEES, place
The names Of Judge Voorhies, son of the present
Associate Justice. Judge Ovcrton of st. Landry, and
Jules G. Olivier Of st. Mary are also presented
For ourselves, we shall rest content, and without
urging the claims of any one, rely upon the Democrat
c convention to nominate u proper candidate, and
upon this parish at the proper time. TO move in the
matter of representation in the convention.
So far as heard from, the Democratic press in this
Associate District assent to the proposition of hold
ing the Convention at Baton Rouge on the Third
Monday in january, that being the day Of the meet
ing Of the State Legislature.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-27

TREATY wiril JAPAN Lieut.. labershnm in his last
letter to the Philadelphia Ledger. written on board
the t. S. steamer Powhatan, at Smole, gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the treaty lately made with Ja-
pan. 1t provides
Firstly That the tax Of sis per cent. for coining
our money into theirs now paid by the American p,r-
Chnsefs OF Japanese exports, shall be dispensed with
Secondly The annual practice OF "trampng on
the cross which has existed Al Nyitdlie oniy, since
about the year 1920 Is to b. continued no more after
the fourth of July next and our ministers and fam
lilies to reside ut icddo
Thirdly The provisions of the treaty to take or
feet from and after July 4th, 1859 The opening Of
some new ports forms an exception to this article
Fortlly Americans may build churches and wor-
ship their God, and religious freedom is also granted
to all Japanese.
frthly-Thc port of Simodo is 10 be closed, aud
that of kauogawa opened in its place. llcgo, and
the Great city OF Oaaca. of which it is the seaport
are also to bc opened AT llcgo the water is so bold
that vessels may moor close alongside the beech and
the back country il the most productive and hickly
populated of Japan.
SNhly-A 4 stipulation is made in The article that
opens kanaguwa which is only seventeen miles from
Jcddo, which protects the latter from the visits nf
foreigners Mr. Harris says. however that this will
not last long. Such stipulation was necessary f6f
by Commodore lcrry's treaty, wc should have been
allowed to ramblc around kanagawa, To such dis
taucc that the sight of Tcddo would have been uclu-
dctl.
Scycnthly Jahpant-c coin may lie exported, hut
in the purchase Of it American gold must be weighed
against japanese gold and silver again'i silver The
copper e. Iasny') shall be excepted hy this article,
unless it also be weighed against copper coin.