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LOST.
| MEMORANDUM CASE. CON

IA mug papers Of value but OF use to any p, T.
except thc owner II supposed have been lost
m or about the American Hotel at The Masquerade on
rhur'd1' evening, Mach 2ih. Any one having uud it
clnO fail to know who II belongs to, as NV name is On
most Of the Any person who return the said
case 20 No pa Superior street, opposite the Pos. Office
will be suitably rewarded.
mar29 II. s. OLRISTEp
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10 builders and Others.
BnIlding materials,
planning AND SCROLL SAVING

Done for Customers.
" orders rom the country promptly executed at tho
Nil, OF Erie and Kuanul streets, Cleveland OHIO
ma'lid&w6ml4s G. II KIDNEY
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RE-EsTABLIsHED AGAIN

Seats secured without extra charge Sale Of Ticket
will begin Thursday, April 7th al Bruinard Go AIu
sic Store. APPS d225
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Stories are afost that there is a gigantic Africaa
in the CITY Inspector fence Ii has been chsrged
that the Mayor aud Aldermen understood each
other much better than the public know, tha1
the successive nominations sent IN were oa6
dust for the eyes of the people; and now the runner
is that the Mayor has outwitted the Aldermen a.
together. and will practically WELD the power and
patronage of the Health Department according to
his own pleasure. Some time since in view Of the
condition of the streets, the Mayer was requested
To convene the Board Of Health; but he has net
done 40, and we understand he refuses to comply
with the request. finding it easier to manage the
Commissioners of Health than the whole Board.
a large number of the latter being what are tech
nicaIy termed "outsders" IL would DO high
stretch of power for the three or four Commss,os-
ers to usurp the functions which belong 70
the whole Board of Health, quite as much As Tor
heads of departments 10 make contracts "ithoas
the direction Of the Common Council But 10 thn
dilemma something must be done. The Common
CouncA should at once take steps to have oeo-
tract or agreement made with responsible party
for cleansing the city and keeping it clean. Tais
is strictly within the letter of the charter ~hiS
the doing of such work BY the Board OF Health 70
only lawful in cases of extreme emergency and
danger, and by the Health Commissioners not law'
full in any case If the Mayor thinks the public
health in danger, let him perform his duty and cal
the Board together. j there is no Immediate dan.
ger let the COmmOsaVpc do their duty and al
will be well But in AZ event. let US have the
least possible nstallment of " one-msn power"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Our advices by the steamship Canada are
meager, and as regards the war; not very import
ant. The Austrians whose dilatOry movements
had excited great surprise, had crossed the Po at
some points, but had been repulsed in the attempt
to cross at Trassinatto. The Emperor of Austria
was preparing to take the chief command of his
army Louis Napoleon was expected to start for
the seat Of war on the 18th. Baron Humboldt
had died. Several changes in the French Ministry
are reported
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

i,sef into coovepti> for sgitatins the evivd 4
the African slave-trsds. 1t is very evident frsa
the debates and proceedings, 'ns' TINS 'd"" u
reviying the African slssetra6c - making rapid
progress 10 the cotton. growing Sfass<, hseerss.
the proposition-tbough. for sewers. ye>rs past
entertained and discussed--never cy7td sbtAia
A vote in its favor Now, toe Conveussn ssses
that al laws, State and Federal. proGbtisO
the African slave-trade, ought TO be repealed.
II seems pretty plain from the discussions.
that but for the fact Of the existence Of State laws
on the subject. the Convention would have gsns
stil further and would have voted that all tho Fed
ersl probibitive laws ought to be disregsrded -
unconstitutional. Confidence was strongly az
pressed. and no doubt sbuodautly wel-foaods&.
that the prosecutions in Georgia growing out q
the case of the wanderer, would be disposed ofm
the same way with the South Csrolns prosecs-
tions in the case Of the Echo. The iwpunity with
which Mr. Lamsr has act the laws Of the us'so~
States at defiance has evidently given much 90
couragement to the partissns of the re'iVa o' us
traffic, while the doctrine now 80 generaiiy ~
ceiyed at the South, of the beneficial nature Il
the institution Of Slavery leaves che opponeats ~
the revival Of he African trade no ground 10 staaa
upou except the fact Of its prohibition by the laws
of the United States, and the hopelessness OF OBJ
taiping any repeal Of those laws. But With al The
triumphs achieved BY Slavery in the last two ycsrt
il is no wonder that the good services Of Nsr'hsSu
politicians in bringing about that repeal should -
confidently looked to-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

II looks now as if the Pixies Peak question
were settled The plains are said to be dotted
with parties Of returning emgrants. starving and
vowipg vengeance upon those who have deluded
them with fair promises and selfish designs. Ii
none but those really in fault suffer, few will be dis
posed to complain; but the disappointed miners
threaten to destroy towns in Kansas, and thus to
confound the innocent with the guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

A disaster occurred on the Central Railroad
yesterday morning, by which the conductor OF the
express train from Buffalo was killed. and from
fifteen to twenty passengers were injured. A COW
leapng in front of the engine threw the cars of the
track
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

Whole, a cheaper resource than the old one Of i'm
pressneut
A, to the other question, Of biccksdes, in the
present pretty eqasllJ matched strength Of the
British ard French fleets, that could hardly arise
To briog at question prominently forward, one
or the other OF the belligerent Powers must first
e.tshlish a maritime ascendency.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

MILWAUKEE, Wednesday, May 10, ioOV'
A destructive fire occurred this morning at Horcos,
Wisconsin, destroying property of the value Of ~
Of which only 81 900 insured. The IRE Is suP-
posed to have been caused By an inceRdiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Aem:Uork Daily Gribm,te
THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1859.
To CORRESPONDENTS

Ne notice can be Arouyous Coumguicsona What
ever intended for insertion be euhentiosted o tne
name and eddess Of the wrer-no, neoessay of P26nIa
ton, bat ss guaranty fos hs good faith
We osnnot rejected Co7nmunostisna
Buress THs TssusE Ocs should In al eases Be
addressed TO HORACE GELELEy 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Sailing of the Niagara.

bOsIOS, wednesday, Way To- foOvs
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara sailed at noos.
with 10 passengers for Liverpool and Is for Halifax,
and Al ,0i0, go in specie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

The Southern Commercial Convention, lately in
session at yicksburs, seems to have finally resolved
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
NO,NCE
O. }. WOoD L Co.
Have Removed from No. Slz 10

No fft BEoADwAY New York.
q the number who prefer 70 buy
Pref Woop's uAIR RssToRsTIS' from the Msnuisctofy
make retailing ies1re
theT b,iDs. hereafter end will b. moe. happy o. soc al
teiI Lady Geuteueu Patrons and 70 give them al Tue IL
6,m.tio IN their piweI their stTo No 81 bIoad"sy
The number of years Prof WOODS HAR RfsTosA1rh hss
tss b the public and the manner IN which has -ussineo
a. by the constantly increasing demand of
n r,de Il unBecesssry this late day 10 detail is meI's
Suffice 10 say IL late ehcf n imitation oi some o'ne
snalnted b, n success but scieuhc and w"esaDhshtd
rpurnou for restoring the color and growth OF the hair esd
oaiug dadra pIeVetins the hair ah1e ou' aAo sees' "
ti6er of all ah,ctions Of the hair and scalp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May l3, 1859.
No project of treaty with Mexico, aud no ar.
rangement to that end, has been received from DIR.
McLane His first instructions looked to the acqui.
sition Of territory and his brother-in-aw, Col
johnson Of the army, was dispatched subsequently
with the view Of obtaining right Of way from
Arizona TO the Gulf Of California but returned
without success, leaving the negotiations in stats
quo
Postmaster Cook returned to Chicago supposing
that his explanations had relieved him from tho
serious charges of fraud in the POst-Ofice, but
they have been repeated since, in such Il form as
render him equally obnoxious with Mr. OFlynn Il
Detroit, who was recently removed, and who will bs
subjected to criminal prosecution.
No decision has yet been given concerning tho
overland mail contract.
The new contract for the California service, Wis
Nicaragua, was sent to Postmaster Fowler to-day
to be executed. When it shall have been sigasd
and securities shall have been given, the pablo vii
better understand who is behind Mr. Johnson. tho
successful bidder-sbOut whom nothing has beeu
ascertained.
WAsHTeros, Wednesday, May l6, 1859.
According to the latest adyces received here from
official quarters in Mexico the main body Of the LIB
eral army was, on the Let Of May, at Guanajuato,
under command Of Gen. Zuazus, who was Wskag
preparations for advance on the City Of Mexico.
Much enthusiasm animated the troops. The Englsh
aid Fre ch fee,s with the exception Of vessel of
each nation have left Sacrfcios which Is three miles
from Vera Cruz and hence all fears OF hostilties on
their part are, for the present, at least, queted.
supposed that Mr. Otway would be superseded by
another British Minister, and the Constitutional Gov
erDment recognized by England.
Capt. Dornin has been ordered " the Wabash, "a
Fleet Captain in the Mediterranean squadron.
Several presentms nts have been made by the Grad
Jury against certain parties for zzemont frands
&c. Of public character.
Lieut.. Van Alstine of the Navy has resigned There
fope the Court Martial ordered in bis case will not
meet.
Mr.. Bishop, Commissioner Of Patents, will not prob
ably enter the duties Of bis Office before the ls of
June.
Whatever may be the ultimate determination Of Mr.
Appleton he has not yet resigned the office Of Assist
ant Secretary Of State,
Among the papers connected with the Paraguay ex-
petition just placed in possession Of the Government
the written apology Of Lopez for the attack ON the
Water Witch. The treaty ia for ten years, at the end
Of which time either party may give years notice
Of abrogation but in the absence Of this IL Is there
after continue In force. separate understanding
concluded for the survey Of the Perans and there
each Of these rivers at the time; while ~ 70
ether marine privileges the United States are placed
on an equal footing with all other nations.
Goodyears patent for improvements In the manU-
faoure of India rubber fabrics have been extended
for seven years from the 18th Of this month.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
K T. X.
IsYOuR CONSTITUTION TAINTED :

Wo.aerx am daily wrEhl RApwAYS kesoLVENr, In yio
l.ut Dscass Ii disengges irom the animal
nd. the orb elements OF dsease and throws them
thus taking the sting ont of the
disorder IL enovaes and ;fesheus the blood aud paris vital
,erey to the system Scrof, Cancer Sypha Chronic
Rheag stsnI Luns Complaiuts Skin Diseases MeTcua DIS
ss..s Cntrsctous Of tho Joints Palsy Paralysis aud all Com
Sss. e,,T. OF internal which capable Of assuming con-
acua t,p and Of being transmitted from pareut' 10 eh
drvn We the only remedy sad sure one .h'
irrsthle aud searching disntAn aterstiN- and
In dseas of every phase the READY RkiiEt AND hkSV
Iaroxs popularity they have acquired from an uh
career Of -cc~,s in Of the country Deaths
feve Inflammation on; OF the question Win 'he'o
specifies ct hand. 49,, s.lO...-.
evcsywhelc> ~ o,,-,. uyo.l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH a. Co.'S RADI-
saI Ais. SILK Elastic STOCKINGS for varoose
VvnA 6veeoarE and SHOULDER BRACES Instruments for
6ssltles made 70 order No vesey, AS.or House Y.
xAklsS egys,e rooGns, and female attendant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.


tR0M -
d. vENoGE Co EPERSAy, FRANCE
used at the
IMPERIAL TABLES o. TnE CONTINENT OF tURort'
A PsRFrCTLy Pure AND DELICATE WINE,
at moderate price admirably adapted tor family USE
Sold by
IL A. KgRR No. 746 Broadway; PIERCE No. eSo bIoad-
vay. IowEIL Co. No 6sS Broadway; MACY Coz NO
SII tth-sy CoRwIN Co Of Broadway and whist
SHAW CRosBy, No S Springs and BY nearly every lead
ks Hotel and dealer througheut the 'ouniIy
v HAuGHwoUT, Sole Importer,
Corner OF Broadway aud broomes
INDExiCAL PuMICE- STONE SOAP-A superior
article Securing and Whitening the Hsndsemovius as II
b. magic stains all kinds ink pitch Varnsh &c No counting
house workshop should he without it Sold by
HEGEaas Co, EOs. i6l SSs, 5ll. 756 broadway.
HILLS dAIh DYE, so cents a box. black or
brown warsnted Depot, No BGUlay s also s'ld al No
Se Bcsdwsy aud by all Druggists lntabc ONGuEsT and
FLoRALIa growth and beauty Of the Hair ARCTIC
OIhThEsr, for Chaps. Burs, Bol. BuHions. Piles &c
LADIES PLEAsED-Frr- easy, light, beautiful
and cheap articles should b. purchased and good stock a. that
such a. CARERS Doors SLIPPERS for walking aud promenade
In country city Ladies going IN the country 60 with your
children 10 CANTRrLL No. Sl5 Brosdway, between llt aud
l2 where is the beet Pettest and cheapest stock OF fEbr
CoyfRIke la this city.
HoLLOwAY's Pills AND OiNTMENT.-Dyp-
liberia mssnsl Inflammation of tho fauoes aud throat at
tended speedily subducd by the anscPtic qualities
medicins Directions the Mandatory
No. 30 Maiden lane. N. \.
Remember that at JAMES FORsTER's Book
R.psRY No li2 Fulton Broadway, can get your
RooNs Boysp superior style and al prices less than any
otbev place Magazines Music and all other works bound 10
,je.se JAMES FORSTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

The CATAsiHNIAL BANDAGE, or FEMALE rko-
rseroR, 10 ready. For sale by j. b. MARSH Se 70
se Broadway and By the druggists generally throughout ne
United States
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
An pess hereby forbidden rnder the penses Of the
w, purchasing SxwNc MACHINES of Whitney Lyon
tbe secnts their hoense from this day revoked
Hsw-Yert April IS issel Y. HowI, jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Rrufmbtr that at JAMES FoRsrER's Book

B.ptRy li2 Fulou Broadway, ycu can get your
RooNs BoySp In superior style and prices less than any
otber place Magazines Music and all other works bound to
,lesse JAMES FORSTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

brown wansnted. Depot No, Benlsy st also s'id al No
see Bcsdwsy aud by all Duggss lDfalhbc o>GVEsT and
FLoRALIa fo growth and beauty Of the Hair ARCTIC
OlhTMEAr for Chars Burrs Bol.. BuBions Piles, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
LADIES PLEAsEp.-Frcr, easy, light, beautiful


liberia Inflammation of tho fauces aud throat at
tended speedily subducd by the anscPtic qualities
cf the. Directions the wrapPcrs Mandatory
No. 30 Maiden lane, N. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
INpExiCAL PUMCE- -STONE SOAP-A superl,

article fo SCurins and Whitening the Hsndsremovug
b. magic all kinds ink pitch Vanish sc No counting
house or workshop should he without it Sold by
HEcEaAN & Co, Eos. l6l, Ss9, Sill. 7JS Broadyvay.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

CArrroY.-We would warn any 81
our readers who wish to purchase ioml
stones, to beware Of one Wm. Mich
ole, who has a marble yard in Peters
burg, as, If he is not a rascal his acts
belle his intentions We will give al
instance: Something more than a rcal
ago we contracted wiih'him for an
.'ilnposing stone' for our Office al so.
to be Of sound marble, and smooth pol
isIl. and to be delivered IN 3 months.
The stone was not delivered for nearly
a year. was but "finisll" face, instead
OF "polish," and worse than all had O
crack in il. which was concealed hy a
gluinous substance. which il was sup
posed would not come out I'LL some
tine after use. This certainly savors
strongly Of an attempt 70 swlidlc.--
And what seems to iasten the rascali.
~ OH Nichols, il that he traded of the
contract 70 another man to collect, cv-
identity ashamed 70 father his own
work. We give the facts IN singl,
case, and those who deal with him vii
know how to treat him.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

JnE LANE - The Memphis Avslsnche.
says: BY the time The CheiIrs' ~ Conven.
-sioa ccnvenes, We hrl,sve 'h.' u y southern
Democracy viii rr~ssns ~ ui ted voice il
'avor o. General - LINE, y Oreaon, Ior
she Presidency. H- occupies . '.ace \" H.
lnnrular henr', which 4 daily q swing and
sIich will evsn,oa,e 70 HE ''iunI ,-n, eler
iion 10 the Presidency. Grnel ~ Lnnc's
.'rene'h i daily manifs sting i'sei {, He 10
more elements o''populrri'y ,hsI sny nan
q he Uoiau lie i e'nineu,Iy ,lhe man ~
the occasion.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

rT Il : local CENSUS ~ the a. " ~ L.
rori, reported . few dsys sgo " MsrshsI
Bailey. shows population o' tx Thousand
one huadred aud twen,y-frnr, H. also 70.
ports The isc', that of this numb ~ there
are one Thousand seven hundred and & ~
tx persons br,weer s and q yssn - age,
that u This Glars nine hundred and twenty :
one are f.ms e., and eight hundred ana
twenty five are mslrs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07
E>TRAY NuTIcE.

NOVEMBER 20. $50. Al xsndrr Bolin
~ posird -terf beiure ~, and the sail
-'ser as TAX Il up on 'hr .1ih II October,
1857, ana pn-lsa on The b of Nuvrmbs
1889. The description uf ssit steer a. rs.
poiies 20 ni. .sa pslr red. with some v hiis
"n rs back; ranposed TO he about eight
wears old Appraised TO thirty five do isrs.
Said steer has no other hrsnds perc.ivsbis.
A b SpRA DLEY.
A true rvrv from roe 70:
BAIL B. EDMONSTON Clerk.
NV. 80. Sd by u. BukrrSfR. deputy.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

CrSr Matthew Hale lays: "co inverse
not with liar. ora sweater. or. msn o.
obscene ~ w.nton lsr vusgs; for either vii
corrupt you, " atilrs y VIII hszsrd YOU
repnlslisn 10 be o. III HE msk,g-andl II
IL doth neither. ye, il ~ il your M NOR.
with such diseonrser tat II will be t.,ubIe
some to you in after iii nr, and the returns D
the remembrance Of ii, passages which yor
have long since heard Ul this nature, vii
haunt you when your thoughts should b.
better EMPLOYED"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

From The Reporter We copy The following
of Democratic 'o"ven'lo u
which met ai Came lion on the IL inst:
Resolved. That the Democrats Of Perry
county have fun confluence IN the states
msnship, ability and worth Of Serhen a.
Doug a.. Of Illinois. That no man "
this Union 10 better qualified for President q
the Uniied S's,er; ihst his conserv a'iyc VIZ "
% government and his urfl'pching dsv,,io'
20 The consii uiion Of the country. fas made
hin of oil living men. "tifs, 10 The hearts .
his ccuD,rsmsn" Therefore. he is The fir
hoice 81 the Democrats II Perry county ~
The mex, Democratic candidate tor the Pres
d. ncy D: the United States.
Resolssd Thstou 4. lesaies 20 the Con
.eution. a. indianapolis, 10 be convened -
Jsnusry next, be ins,rncted 10 vote for ~
u mocrsi, ss a delegate 10 The Chsflesto'
Convention, who i not in favor of SiepheI
A Douglas of Illinois, AS hi first choice 70
the next President Of the United States
which was adopted.
The X porter had The name o! Jane
Guihrie,sf Nv al the head o' is columns
1. nuw subsl uies that oi ID 'uglns.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

rs hereby given ,ha' on Monday me I'm
j dsy 81 December. 1859, the County Sur.
v.yor o. DUBOIS county, will be present 20
run The i,res and determine The boundsr,ss
scd subdivisions, and also estab ish ne
corners j se. i'm SO. in township No. y
south II range NJ. 5, west. also ne inter.
mediate iiucs ~ilI be surveyed snd me 60.
nsrs thereof established AZ insese"se
persons are requested - s''ena. z.
Nov. "a avs PEIEh uiON'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

THE MA.rscHusErTs II tcrics - IN.
3osnn P.si ia commenting ,un the r. sul'
Of The election III tha, State .siys:
LEI u moersts take co urs ge from ,hs
sieciion. They come our of the battle sssinp
heir enemy Ten ,huu-and lee, strong '.isn
NJ vas khen they went in 70 4: snn ~,
hsve in the II su-es larger ~ r-scnsaiicr
,hsn ,hrs have had ~ years It patriot
mrn b.t ~ ,heir duty for snoii ~ ,'esr, and il
will b. no mans sn impossihll ~ o,urn Oh
- power he poliieisns who ! sgrsce Me
-se hu-.ii-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

UFWc notice BY the Advocate
that Hon. A. Il. Hc.vey. he who was
so bitterly opposed to Conventions last
year, when he wos running against
Mr. Niblack for Congress, recent,
took part in tlieP. sey county conven-
tion and was appointed one Of The
delegates to represent that county il
tic Democratic State Convention
Coming back ir.to the fold, ch! Well
we've no oLjecrions, provided he vii
stick 10 IL. and not bolt the first tim'
lie wants Office.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07
ys,o covsUMpr,vEs Tie Advertiser

yGVO CONs UMPTiNES = Tie Advertiser
Il hnsins been restored 20 ha~llh IN a lew
weeks. ty asery smple remedy, after hav-
~ suffered s~sr-ai years with as-vsre Lung
Aiirc'son. a'd ,hst dread disease, Cinsunip-
lion-,- anxious 10 make known 10 h> TEL.
low-suifrsrfs The means Vt cure. To ell
sho a sire d, he VIII send y cupy oi the pre-
srtipirn Used lirer ~ chargr,) with direc.
'inns ~ rrersrs1nr aud nsin, The same.
chich they Aiil find sure cure icf Crnsumr-
iiun. A-thma. Bfonciiiis, & The on '
object ~ the siy-rl ~-' W sending the psos-
-cnlion u TO brusiif ih- afli ctrd. and hs
hopes .very -uiir'cr ~iiIiry his remedy, %
4 xlll rusr then, ni.inr. and msy prove :
p.-sinr. Parties wishing The prescription
All please sdir.s~
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
M eco FlRss SrRsK,.
Wiliismrbnssn. Klngs Co.. N. Y.
Oct Il. ls5y-s~.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

d q nersi Thpmss Thumb who. tboue Il
barely knee high toa pr.sshorper, made 4
large fortune Tor p T Bsrnum snd snuy
.ne for hImssIf, is rep..ted 10 ee sbun, 10
unite hmsel' il weduck with lady - you'r
aud beauty. The authorities d'fFrr abnot her
bighl, and il i vsrIously stated a. three tel,
ak, ard TX feet three
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

YdvH r uniss.ipnsd administrators " The 80.
= tate 81 james D.AlDf'. lsIs 81 Dubois
county, deceased. ~.li eel ~ public huctlon
- ". -dsv. the 20 b day q December. A.
y. 1859. a, me late residence Of sad Dc.
ceased. oil bic personal property not taken
BY The widow, consisting of Horsss, C,ttie.
log., Seen. farming utensils. corn, wheat.
snd nuusshoIi snd kitchen furniture. A
credit ~ - months viii be given on sll
sums over So the purchaser giv'ng . uo,e.
with approved security. according to Law.
Al sums oi ihrre dolars and under cash 10
hand iil be required.
JOHN H. ANDERSON,
Nov. 80 '59-3s. A administrator.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

Or The C,mm.iss 'ioner OF 1 d'an A fairs
hse received ff.m N e. Yors ci'y letter in
which wss enclosed .srversi circulrfs OF vri.
ons descriptions sll urging the Importance
Of IN immediate, pe rmsnei', and hnsI get
dement, o. the abcrii rnsl population q he
United ) sles and 4 ating what s'ers had
already been laien H. order to secure the
acc ompllsLnsut Of such an 'tject. !, II
proposed a.so to form United States Abo.
rignai d parImen,. The rerri,ory designs.
Ted for This purpose Il the Iudisn Territor,
wing ives, Of Asksns .. end when proper,
organizrd. to besr IN '-,is!e Of the "I.diar
Territory of Neosho'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-12-07

UJoshua Il. Giddiugs has accept
cd an invitation y. lecture before the
Junior Sons oi' America, oi Richmond,
this State, and will bc there about the
18th Of January.