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HOWARD IA IS OrcIATION
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IMPORTANT IA ANNOUNCEMENTS
Two III persons afflicted win 5essaI i,iseases,
such - ssSPEK11AToRaHnA,r Sem II al
Weakness, fmpofeHss Oosof Slra. g leef,
$yphiiis. the Vice Of 0nenism, or Sell .4bu.e,
! i ill., oN.aa b ssoc 1ysTiIos ;liaI,;s~
Of the awful destruction u IN hsmsnslils, caus
ed b. Sexual siiaeases. ana tho dec sieps prac-
tlsed upon The unfortunate victims Of such diseas
BY Quaees. have d.resssd1 their CcnssIiias
Saxgeon, = il Charitable acf worthy 0f their
name. ~ give Medical .1dvice Gsstis, III III pcr
sons thus ofaictsd. who apply ~ lssser. with
Description ct their soi.ditisa. occspasion.
habits Of life. go and 10 csass sf txtsslsss pow
charge ss III 4 s8 u Is
1'6sliassra .dssociation i 1 - ,olenf II.
stitution, established IL soscisi n,ent g.
The rsa;efsf ahesiek and dh.rssssd m;s,s1 IN
& virslent and Epidemic Diseases Z il Ia. nov
Il surplus u sasaRa, sxl,iah the 6;recscss lhnvs
voted 70 expend III adyestising aha 4bess no,ice.
II il needless ia add That ihs .Associa,;ou ens,,.
lnandS TIE highest Medical sill of 1lis III. II
j. az furnish The most approved atA3eyn treatment
yHa Ruh6shed, BY the ASSOC ntixyy N4l1snas
Oh Sper,nstofFh<pa. or Seminal sIN knAss. no
vice Of Onanism, Masturl,aiion 81 self. .dbuse.
and other diisessss q lhe Sexual 0rrnns, IN he
Consulting SnrIe0a. Mhich viii lie SAINT IN mail.
in ! Sssitd 'ensslcps Fsee IN Charge, III M
rsseirt ~ Two Htsinps M pNssx BIZ als1
address, DS. GiQl. e. 10 VII HOIJN. cnnsult
iMg wi Hewsed Associsssot7 81 sasib
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INDIAN Geo s

HI has u Iarxs stock I. ~ III yGs1 4 1ispsss. i.
lhem - faif rate ~ cssh e - Ss14h -
location Oh The border 1t ~ ladian eosnss{s
do woIl 10 psrchas : 81 him. Hs'rill No -.
plies ~ farsi.h thess Wishing ~ q essa
herring knsinels. s y. sss1
Hs has constshfiy - hasd Dssk Cssess. -
ted Up with Oil Cloths, Teuta. ,stc.s n al &
hire u persons wishing 10 yisit The 80 mH&4
above, explore thai vast country Istsly y 49,
the United States by The Chippewa lndi4ns,
make j trip VI slhs Mississigp Aa4 Scio6s %
Fondu Lac, The HEAD OF Eaks SnpefioF. ~ -
Savanna PortaSe5 Rsvaa1A aad 81. lpsis Rivers.
Tbc traveller dsaiEoasH AZ esalng Abe 4ao4 n
tereasink pasaieas " wilds IN. ef dmsllcf Tshpl
by III means iake ehis triR Gaidss p Yyeqs seFss
can always be furnished 10. isavsleIs, who are.
perfectly famiisr with those rontes, and are nens
WIG Gan e ,he les.ns, ps,'sesl
Ramsay Cooks, N. Z. a.sss III u
Crew Wing, .Apyii 10. ssfsE
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proprlstc tor q .h's w known establish
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new ma expcna;;yc ii sFI sAsa FL E 81
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Ladies !! Ladies ! Ladies

You ran get large number of suhscv;bers f,r ,hs
Casket u i'iaponds BY liite extra exsrsion, and
fr every 10 surcriir's names ,ou orw ard III, III
compsnied ~ tie mooney, We will send YOU bcaus;-
I'll dis,nond gilt. We make The same propoy;sion Is
t;entlcmen. Please hear in mind the fact that every
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nanr, accompanied BY The subscription money. Per-
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Among the Interesting features of our Paper will
be ! Love correspondence Of the most thrilling and
exciting tharacter, which took place IN Paris, in
1855, hetwixt an English Gentleman and French
Lady-the tyrnnncal oppositon of the Lady's Father
q the union of his daughter with the Fne,sh gen
tlenan described ia the most vivid and interesting
manner, well ~ the successful pats of the Young
lady oelude the violence and cruelty of her henrt.
less father. These letters are deeply Interesting aud
of pure, high.toned character. aU- Each Sub
scrber send three cent postage stamps sor re-
turn p,stase on gift. Address "a
NELSON, HICKS, & CO.,
Prnprietors Of the CAskE or DtAxoHps,
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lsses 81 JyoM e desane tseMe " tAe e9x<ttat
Or gAns, s1 n Se 81 81
asch - NrsvOsls Trembling LAss III hltsanty.
Loss ~ Pfwer, Gsurtal Weak ness, Dmness ii VIZ
nm, with peculiar apots apreNring he(fE thS ewes.
Loss of sight, WAketNi,prss. Liver Dir
eases Eruptiuns u0n the face, pam u tho Mck md
hea 4, teinnic lrregnlHrifier and All imt,rer dis
charsea fr,m bn,h sexes. i lnalters mi from what
catise ths disesse originated, how long strAdin9
obstinate the case recovery Al md xhIrtcr
TIME han.a permanent cure cAa he e1scted I'M ans
other treatment. even Aleer The disseses hss hRl
ene aSss ~ eainan phyrsnAa nWd seesssed al ttelr
ueAas Vt eise ne medicines are pleasans Sithane
naieam ring twenty sears n RJNcs less lave
rescued fon thc JAWS g tseash .nspgH
~ snc 'ast s'ascs o. me ahlve AsAeAses
nad oeen gwen gp - dle ~ aness
wAlt ants ,ne ~ promising 20 tne WA nay
p'scc taemseses nnher my eares = persect and most
speedy c"r Sccre' a'ceYses nre tne gfea'est 1--WE
.s'es \" nraHns = : ;ss ffFfs 2
o' Scroua, mn many o'ner diseases, ana should
We terror " the human tsnilss ~ permanent cure
= scarc;s eytr eascted, majority "A
ing into the hants o. ihcanp+tent J,ers.iss sos
niy tail g cure thr hnt The
hng the sysirsa with mercury, which With the dis-
ease. hasene the sufferer into rapid cnsampfioit sS
ha slrahi che d,sess' and the trr.tpe's nos cr''s
death sreetil, aod the iciim rsrrit, the disease
y ensa''rd ur'.n ihr Children VIII" are born tec
M cns'tsns nnr and the ctrrrn. cf NE curstied y
N0tcN
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INDIA IL On gPII. U.s.

AZ
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49, - Weu NJ nnstn 49, eae
.n1ee $500 ssenE ~ asss "a 80 Nessesa go.
800 = snse NY snas ~ tndea. Moas WIS
Nese Hset dsscoyesed - ..tss was - mt asaM
Sc ssnsssA re aaEs ahae g. dssssre ar,se sA
IShtTY w TIE Bl.O OD--that s,sr asgsaSsh.
hsn .ass anti ve depe'd tapon tho vitai
~ men Inc sasloas Eessta1es bscsnle etses~ md
DO MOI vet g harnsss.s with the 6s,sc
ti"n. ~ me rudy shs bt.nd 1aser 10 actis, Ecase.
sh!sk, e.srup.ed aaA Discard shs.s ealsiHg M
pane, scAnrse aad dissssaa NJ every lrase asr
Strength osr he;'ith sc ~ of.
and y mature = mt aff.sted N throwing oa he
s'sg0Anf al'nofs me hssoo wau becnme CHECKED and
h,,,, 49, H"., " M. IN, d. .ss.Is s
ne v,rss,a passsyts IA ,hs bod 49, ma 49,. "
how prnsant "a u that ~ have Il II an os.cr 4,
pyt medicine ii vour reach, namely, Mas4e,s Ia
dian hoos t'aa, tssnn'acsufed hm plant: and roots
y nna ssw "v9N sne cum g = ataes
On y, Inv aoo,s frous which nm pin IA ,ncds =
Hpdori6c, which opens III porea 81 Ne skin. and
ass'sss Mature "a throw lD2 out the ncr parts 81 the
Corruption within The second L plant whiciiis "a
Exiscsossnt. thrt toens aud uaclags The passage "a
!nc lungs. ara tnsss y sasinnE manners T.ssOr's't
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
tONSC MPTlON AND ALI. DISEASES o III
Tic Lungs and Throat can be Cured BY
INHALATION,

| (XTHICH conveys the remedies 70 the cavi-
w ties in the lungs, through the air pas
sager, and coming in direct contac, with the disesse
eutralizes the tubercuiar matter. atIays the cough
nauses free and easy expectoration, heals the
lungs. purfes the bipod, mparts renewed vitality to
me nervous system. giving that tone and energy %
Indispensable for the restoration Of health. TO be
able TO state confidently that Consumption 10 durable
BY inhalation, is 10 source Of unall0yed plea-
| sure. II is as much under the control uf medical
treatment ~ any other formidable dircase nipety
out Of every hundred cases be cured IN ire frra
stages, and fifty rer cent in the second but IL the
third stage il IL Impossible to save more than I've
per cent for the Lungs are cnt up by the ieease
rs 10 bid dehanceao medical sk Ever, however.bs
il the st<tagrs, Aalasion afrs exrsosdnart, ii
relief the suffering ateadi.x sbIafe~tfus scoasee,
which Annually destroy aness-fsv ben and pss,ossgl
in the United States alone and q s.ssecs ealeua.
fion shows that t th.s present ,ppaiation of che
earth. eighty million. are destined 70 6 the Con.
snmpiiye'E grave. 81. s m III II
Truly lie culver u dean has 10 arrow arrow, a hia
ConsanEtion in all ages j. has been the great enc
my Of HE. f,r II spares neither age no SEX Tut
sweeps on alike the brave. the beautiful, the xsscr.
ful and the gifted. BY the help of that SHn@ne
Being from whom cometh every good and perfect gift
am enablrd 70 offer 10 The afflicted pern,a,,ent and
speedy cure in Consumption. The first cause e
ts'e,cles y from impure blood, and The iusmedisas
effect produced by their deposition in the lurss s. 20
prevent the free admission Of air intn The at cells
ahch causes weakened yifality through lie entire
system. Then surely ii IS r,osi rational II exnecf
greater gond from medicines entering he esyes II
the ldnss than t,oin those administered thrUnrh the
stomach 1.-THE PATIENT will always find The uHesi re
and the bseaibing easy. after inhaling remedies.
Thus, lnhaitian u local remedy, nevertheless, Il
acts cossiiiutiona ls and with power md ces.a
tAiDty than remedies administered by The s1u.ek I,
To prove ths pnwestul and direct i.anss q of dis
mode III administration, chlorpfom inhaled win eu.
iircly dnsiroy sensibly ii frw minutes. p ynyaine
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
q. 8. A. Douxlas Illinois, U. 8. Senate,

as Z. Il
| Hon. 8. a. Donxla.. Illinois, y. 8. Senate,
D Bright. Indiana. Is 49, s .2 ss
C. E Stuart. Mich gan. " 6 - Z as
q. w Johnson. Arkansas,
! Benin Fitzpatrick, Ala. ,s
sssts9 D. i. Yulees Fio:ida. i'8a 4,'N st5
] !" Gov Medarys 81. Paul, minnesota, t:'s's.s
!. Daniel Wells. Jr., Wis, Ilonesaa sps., /
- Cs Co Washburne, NJ ~ .,s.sa.sssg 81 .t
- Jsan 8. Phelps. Missouri, hi SSH alsss,
~ Hon asilchris, Portor. Mo House Reps.
81 Alber1 Rus, Arkansas. NJ sslliss.1s
=, John B .Sandidge, LouiAiana ,,ads sislsss
- George Eusiis, il. .sssafsasss tssy3 4
Thos g Davidson, s9 .1ses sssss'Ss lfs. i. I
hos. n. Hendricks. Cetn'r Land f,fhcc..
John wilson. Ex- Car Z. iiIinoiss., n 4
James shieide. 81 slS NJ s, sssss.s
Joseph T. Wilson, .Ex-f hiefs Click l.. d
MessFs Sweeney, and n i,tenhruse, Bank.
,g,Ts .., En-, Washington Cay, III G /.
1 :. PAiro and Nonrse Bankers, Wash. D u
Chaff' md Brothers, ~
! Aiso, ID The District Land OiIicsra xeneraily,
"a a NJ who haae b, a Land bssii,nes, ii slse
'eas q Government iar yenrs h.6k. &
W. M l,einess lstters win seesis- attention u.
r. I accompanied bya ~. N nci.Z2sy6yAn
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
NATHL POPE CAUsIN.
Land and General Agent

s WASHINGTON CITY. n c..
HAVING resigned the situation which IL III,
LII held u The tseneral Land 0tfice fnr The
last twenty y-ars-in charge III the Pre- e,nptip,l
Bureaus ofers his hervires the prosecution 81
Chims before the Department, nder the pres symptom
lave, town-sitc act IL 1871, S.. VIZ. g. will ala,
give attention 20. Pensi,,n cases, procuring Land
Warrsnts fF parties entitled. and prosecute claims
before Congress. 81 NJ ] d .s.s s5s VI. s
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. sS ii >. w. BASS s. co.
$ fora g p, FORWARDiN0

$ STORAGE, FORWARDiN0 7
M AND STA
COMMISSTO EERCHA Mt q Il
St Paul. Minnesota Territory
GtTE.4MBO.aT AGENTS. Agents I. e. \.
- r.; agents; for Manny's Reapers sd
RI3J2lNalHN0)I3S: e
4 John r.. Lawrence New Y osk, eaFas
Woud, Tomiinson & Co.. New York. as; ~
Mott and Co., New York, y s3sst
Hale md Co., Chicago, III. Yet555s
Mather and Co. !, Chicago. III. s a4s
( J. W. Banning and Co., Cincinnati. ,4 xes
J. r. Farley. Dubuque. s., IA M
Robinson and Co.,, Dubuque
Humphricr, Tut and Terry, ST Louis
e William s. Gilman. St. Lonis
John l4nrrain and Co., Galena, III ~
Marshall and Co., ST. Paul PSI
j. L. Fsrwell and Co., ST. Psnl. IS #o@
s. Mark Packages !" Care J. w
B. s. Co. ST. Paul. E5 sg
ST. Paul, 1857. n62f al
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Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

With NJ without irpn frames, have, n ihe,r New
1car and lSptbvcd Action. power ana corrass of
sen- rqtaiiins tue GRAND, with ne bes,,ty md ur-
li'ity q lhe s9s,are The Pss.s md 6sss Mu-
nc Masters hive sity itononAts them eqdaf Il NOT
superior 10 nv mh%r make They are guaranteed u
stsna the aciinN ofFeScfy climate. III s EtsI
HORACE WATERS MEIJODEllNss 4.
TUNED The equal tem,sremehi) j. steernr IN. each
desirable quail s~ neens CIR The sale nf s D. and
u. NM. Sfaah elodrs.ss--raa tl-o lar.
NJ Msadrc1s N I'LL s,,l,ef ,rskrts Pr;ces mn,
8 ~ " far INC eels III rceys, 81 two banks
IT KEYS. 200; Organ fedal bass mebdeons, $275
ant A190bO jEs fs sfsss' "a 1.
MUSI One nfs,he iarge<t and hest catalogues
~ MuAsr vow inihlirhed nd III ~ ,tly rrdneed
eritfs I. M's'c .''t 'oherrsrr ordered, brit ,aiA
Persona. attention pnid Y a orders reviewed ~
nail. Secondhand pianorg iaken III exchange for
new Catalogues sent By mail. Great intlucement.
offered A agents II se HE above A iihrra, tiis.
ca,sas " eaiers teachers, srinarirs and
Each instrument guaranteed 10 give satislacsioH
or purchase rnnney refunded. s.eroadh hand Piann,
q great bargains constantly in store; prices from 81
% slao. Piasos, tuned and repaired, polished
boxed, md moved FL 81. '1
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a. H.sL M HIM Hun
Nisd. ~ ~ s1ssss " Js<lessnl ~ y. 4ssss
]. NJ WAsl.s.k M RshiI ID Y Y !. mn.
Dry Goods, G,Uceriss, =, III, Stpss,
cloikiag. Farming lMple,a II, I'M
s xishing Goods, 6e..
SOMETHING NEW roR EvEes BopY ],

n /. LARPEy rEt..,y sue NJ, ,hat. I'M !.
M ing advantage u me 49, u BIZ pass
years, and with An accurate kGuw Z I he wassss
IT his customers, he Is pres*rcd IL sui ply WELL and
With satsfscs:'n 10 ptrchascrs, asisrards prices
an qnlt,es Of goods, aslar,iticsia /. 4 line Of
DRY GOODS, LIGHT HARDWAkE. CLOTn.
ING, Sc, &c.
His stock has been bought on such terms a en-.
ahias hi.n 10 compeir with ANY the Trade. aud he
wishes il uaprrstood thar, unlike any other estate
lishmca in Saint Poui, he can furnish TEEN his ow,
stores. CoNpLErE OUrFtts FIR IAA.sRANrs,
VIII have cone 10 Minaes,ts 4, locate. ( ~ IS
R.cent arrivals have broug BIT TO him, aa other
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
S U N D RI E s !.

81 ,,ck.,cs chewing plss tobacco, all qnslit.ss.
81 t,xes Sinking lohacco, Gondwin & Msrras,
50 reans wrapping paper, ionr sizcs,
iiM Mills percussion caps, q d. ~
50 sacks assorted shot, N YsI
10 bikes canister rifle powder. X
q S kegs hiast;ng powder, s4ssa. assss
sl51 kegs Boston nails. ever size,
20 do wrought do. as9f @ .lt &@&
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
Torres FOR STEAMBOATS, AM
rs I,UMBERAlEN.

FIJI WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety Tor domestic nse ani0f the choi.
qualities. CIGARs. A saperh lot &c the finest md
most delicious Cigars. feRK, LAND aNDB IT
rxK,aiways On hand. Fresh Butter daily recri, d,
Foreign a.s nnnesiic DRY Goods.
The L,test Spring Styles &c Goods, selected :.
Gently at the East, and purchased at prices which
viii enable sell at the very lowest market rat >
The Ladies especially, are invited TO call and q Z
anime the stock Of FGRxfsHixG GooDs, LAt
WfSnDw CuRrAiNs, FREkcH sExB RorDE RrE !.
&C.. which, with the assortment Of Prints q, 4
Ladies' Dresa Goods, will be E,,,nd a,nnnsst n
arses and most complete that has ever been ofiert
in this market ss5ts
Gentlemra' : Dress and Fnra;sk;pe Gosds.
Clothing. Ready-nasle Shirts, Hpisesy. aaa ai.nos
every article necessary to Gen.lcman's War.lrobe
always on hand.
RoOTS. SHOES. SHIPPERS. Ere.
Fiom the most celebrated makers at the East 10 an
varieties.
LIGHT HARDWARE. FARMING 1MPLE
-3s ~ MENTS. SC.
A verv exteneivc stock constant, kert ar WIN
especial reference the wants 4! the Farn,cr IL the
Territory. and ,hrse who are abu: 70 open farms.
With plenty NJ help 70 wait m customers. and
plenty 81 goods Of all sa.s ii, sell, The undersigned.
hopes to merit and receive prepcrpropo,, ION OF
patronage from The cominunity. 49, ss IS y
...,s.,t,.F..t5. 4. L. LARPENTEuR. S
81. Paul, March l. 1856. n4lir
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4 i1nos, Melodoo..s. MA llusic.
\ klts1Es oas1 ! Nv 4 cib,
\ H|egacs I Wllaiers, Abb broadway N.
~ ~ s1ls VI ~ M sostok w. WA

1lNtiE laigsasf asaostnsny vi Mssic Merchan-
. lisa II NM unifsd States N Pisnos lirip
sl'fEsest svery variety aal II ssyls
ifs,ln Ih0se elsood sases, fM 42OO, ID
shs,se u lie most ekxaat 6nie6, tor $3leO0. M
House n tho Union can cgne IN competition Er thc
Fun~r. variety mud teebrty NJ its insirumen,s, NJ
TIE extgrRrly ow lrices III whirh they IN sold g.
The Bnstan Planes ahove named ars Gilhert and
Chickering's. b gt..s:
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JHEEKtY Jossnal eselainine n eelsuns
i ef chpice resdjue 9jatter ol ehssacfes
ealcuased q inslrBcs, aisls ], nn I'M ~ eral
rsader, wili hs COM 4 90 ~ ftk II
March 1864. i VIZ stSS ss "
0ely $l p<r .1,sSsss y -advdnes 1xe
CAsKET or DIAMONDS
win ~ HI. cheapess, MN Md naost entertaining
Wcskly Paper ever IsLlisied N New t8 MN
DIAMoNps !! aDIADsoHDs DIAsaoNDs
90 Thoysand Dollar. work. d pure California Dia-
Jewelry q "A presented " ths cribsss " the
Caskctp f DiAn0nds. There ass no gifs worth yesa
than 3 cents. and from that t,p u SS5p0. IS
Gifts Gifts Gifts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-03-02
MR.. cRIrTENpEN on cuBA.

In the Senate, on Tuesday last, Mr.. crit.
tenden spoke at some length on the Thirty
Million Bill. After aIluding to the tenacity
with which spain clung TO the island Of
Cuba, he proceeded to mark the indications
which served TO show that the present was
most unprOpitious season for renewing our
efforts TO obtain the cession. How had the
declarations 81 the Presidents message in
this regard been received even in oppressed
and provincial Cuba With murmurs Of
dissent. How had they been received ia
Spain: With unequisOcal and formal ex-
pressions of opposition on the part Of the
Government. How was the proposition re-.
gsrdcd BY France and England! With a
disfa,or which was believed 10 be ra,her in :
creased than diminished since the day on
which they proposed the tripartite treaty
against lie acquisition by themselves IN
common with the United States. Still the
President might be hoping for some power.
fol influence and agency by which he was
10 overcome all these difficulties. n 30, let
him 20 upon his own responsibility to ne
gotiate. II he should succeed. he would
give him all the credit and glory he would
have done something. at least, for the good
Of bis country. The President had right,
/ IL he could, 70 obtain from Spain the cession
Of Cuba and if he succeeded in making a
suitable and satisfactory treaty he would dis
tinguish his Administration.
Mr.. Crittenden then, farming 70 home in !.
terests and policy. said:
lie would inquire next a. TO whether
the time chosen for the negotiation was pro.
pitious as regards this country. Il was an.
ticipatcd on all sides that high price must
b.. paid. Spain had once refused a hundred
millions, and since that time the rise in the
value Of property had been very great.
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the duty Of the county olicitors to prosecute
such suits. !.
S.c. z. BE IL further enacted, That al
persons qualified to vote for members OF the
House of Commons under the present constl-
tuition, shall be entitled to vote for members
to said convention aud all free white men.
Of the age Of twenty.one years, who shall
have been resident in the State one year
previous to, and shall continue to be so resi-
dent at the time Of election, shall be eligible
to seat in said convention.
SEC. s. BE IL further enacted, That each
county in this State shall be entitled I'd elect
two delegates to said convention and no more.
SEc.A o. BE IL further enacted. That if any
vacancy shall occur in any county delegation
by death or otherwise, the Governor shall
forthwith issue a writ to supply the vacancy
And the delegates shall convene in the city
Of Raleigh on the first Thursday in June,
1860; and provided that quorum does not
attend on that day. the delegates may adj.
journ from day to day until a quorum is pre-
sent; and majority Of delegates elected
shall constitute quorum to do business.
SEC. 10. BE il further enacted, That the
public treasurer be, and he is hereby autho-
rized to pay, upon the warrant Of the Gov
ernor, such sums Of money as may be neces-
sary Cor the contingent charges Of the con-
vention /; and also to pay each member Of
the convention three dollars per day, during
his attendance thereon, and Eve cents for
every mile he may travel to and from the
convention.
SEC. II. BE il further enaefed, That IL
shall be the duty Of the Governor, immedi-
ately after the ratification ofthis act, to trans
NIT copy to each county court clerk in the
State, and cause it to be published until the
meeting of the Convention in such newspa
pers Of the State as he may think proper.
The following is the vote in the Senate on
the motion to lay the bill on the table:
Those who voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs. Ashe, Basnight, Bledsoe, Boyd,
Brown, Cowper, Cunningham, pobson, Guy
Their. Houston, Lane, Landlord. Martin, Nc
Dowell, Mickey, Mills, Pitchford. Pool.
Renhardt. Speight, Steele, Ward. Whita-
ker and Williams--24.
Those in the Negative, Messrs. Cherry.
Davis, Douthitt. Edney. Gilmore, GorreIl.
Leach. Mcdonald, Miller. Ramsay. Straug-
ham. Turner. Walkup and Worth-i4.
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The EnpIRg or BRazrL.--Brazil now occu.
pies very respectable position in the list Of
powerful nations. Her government is stable
and permanent. There Is considerable pop.
ular liberty, aud the masses Of her people ale
progressing rapidly in civilization. Her mil.
itary and naval resources are large. She has
tieet Of sixty-two vessels.of-war, of which
thirty are fine steamers. Her navy is eff !.
Gent and larger than ours. She has stand.
ing army Of twenty five thousand men, and
her national guard numbers four hundred
thousand.
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The Ohio Legislature has just repealed The
law allowing ten per cent. interest by sps.
cial contract, and has limited the LEGAL rate
to sir per cent IN all cases. imposing NO ,or.
felture, however, for al exchange.