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ON THE FOLLOWING WEEK,
nue notice will be given of the precise day.)

oN THE FOLLOWING WEEK,
Due notice will be given of the precise dayS ~
will arrive
Spaldfng & Rogers,
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS.
HsvIs nearly completed susssssaI
ana and which, with its gage paaplernaiis COM
OYER TWO HUNDRED PERSONS AND HORSES
TRAN in the world and ns move m sn
aa o ~ h s hsvs sap s
Immediately on their arrival these - s.. -
TWO COMPANIES WILL BE UNITED.
And continue PLAYING in conjunction the balance Of the
of the New Orleans Circus will be distinguished by
GRAND PUBLIC GAvALGADE,
heralded by the al
CoMPANy's BRASS BAND
& drawn through the principal streets by
FORTY HORSES, DRIVEN BY. ONE NAN
The modern Jehu MAJOR DERTH who has accon,nIfsSed
this UNPARALLELED feat with this Company, every day ID sun
In this establishment be found the following dis
LITTLE KATE oRMoNDof last year stars and the best
eaSsI,TTienpe A nRMSS has Paea duo
FRANCOIS sEaRIsTsos papua af here two years aso
M ~, Rssf sfsas in hi,
MAt III sASnsoFirst appearance in this city.
hs saa y ss's ~.
ss sssss r sa a's city
Ma1ok hskR2 p asi Tfi-s f,sl modern R.rsy
TOOK and SPOT BEAUTY. magnificent Sind Of Ring
Horses. Z
1t would be sRperhuous to say any familiar
the Of the circle that each of these larger
talented than in America that week
when the conjunction is effected 1t will be the important
combination of Circns Stars that has any aye or
country. g415i75l -6g7S
Great Circus Auction Sale.
Messrs. sPALDING ROGERS, intending to keep these
two extensive establishments united for the future
plating mammoth double establishment
summer to the Northern and Eastern cities with this double
cry SMITH, Auctoneers for 90 paper
Travelling Eqnpage of the New Orleans Circus consisting
% CARRIAGE BUGGY AND WAGON HORSES
"a CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs AND WAGONS
"a SETS ONE, TWO, FOUR AND FORTY HORSE
HARNESS.
These horses having travelled past
months hauling 1903 pounds each pair horses
of twenty mills day. all of often
suitable stabng changing feed and daily
pected will not be fat and sleek the will
be in good heart nearly all matched well broken good size
Of them valuable and suitable fer carIiage horses all
probably better prepared for hard than the
Of horses that be found yShere.
The wagons carriages and bugges all manufactured by
VIM. H. Rogers Of Philadelphia and having been hauled
the roads above referred expected will worn
Ditto with regard to the Harnesses.
l Pa sr.n -
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SEAAsAAA8 - Ae08Ckb' AWE0R90A CIHe01.
Organized the present year expressly for the New ..
y and having as. eorsstsd brilliant il s
are ambitons 70 win laure Crescent CITY
MILE ELODE LOYALE. Of Parts-The hrisht ,.,,s.us. i
produced. 77l5s - ~
AM, N s ~ ~ = 2. IN Ibis y
JAMES REYNOLDS 81 The United sisies-F appe.ranss
Ciowning, At the present day "
JOHN JOHNSON, Of the United Stsfes- VJ,-f
this Ampiiheafer and the bet General Performs IN
JOHN CoNKI1N, Of Engiand-First sppsassnrs x SiSv
and Of fame as tiymnast and Acrobat. 80
ION ~ hKTH Of me United n shE
JOHN kEEFF q ii this Id;
f. NJ PEPPER Of Engand-Ffrst appearance n I'M.
and at the head of the Acobatc department in rent
MOSs. CANE, of Pars--Of last years. stars ss--5
GEORGE SARGENT, Of the United Staes-Df III ves,s
stars. s9s.S+5 1E.6e5
- -
city. : s ss'- = ~
Messrs. COOK ALEXANDRA. LONG and WIILrAMs
etcaAnxilaIies. etc-Ihe Trick Horses and Ponies
BEPPO, BIG THUNDER and BLACK DICK-And 1 e,,a
Of we-traned and beautiful Ring Horses.
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y. -. LIGHT.
I IGHT..............LIGHT. ..",.......

ESfS FOR SALE-A REMARKABLY fast sailing
6Hff ClfPfkR SHIP, Al tnns register capacity about
800 barrels; four aud half years otcopper and
copper built of white oak, and finished IN the
complete style, Well found in sails gsn and in perfect
order for any voyage. For terms, apply 10
CREESY & FARWEtL,
no If 20 Na,ceh street.
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AUCTION SALES.

:.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS.
Office 1i9 Common street.
LRIDAY, the I'd inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
at frercts Press for account of whom will
be sold
n bales repacked Cotton, loose Cotton Baggng and Rope
qS-TERyS-Cash. Ill
BOOTS BKoGAEs LADIES' AND CHIIDRES's SHOES
BY R. B. SYKES,
AueTIosEEg-0fice Magazine st.
ERIDAY, the ed inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at Ills auction salesfoon No ~ Magazine street, will be
sold
4 Gents Boots Bogans and Shoes; Womens Misses,
Boys and Chdren's Boots, Shoes and Brogans. dl
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES, LANDING FROM THE
ship Chambertn, direct from Cadz
BY r. B. SYKES,
AucrIoyEER-Ofice, Magazine st.
SATURDAY, Sd inst, mt hnlf-past IL o'clock
sold The following Sherry and Madeira Wines landing
ship Chanber,in direct from Cadiz and the house Of La
EchecofHr. viz:
80 ar and 10 eighth casks Madeira Wine
in circle vsg and 70 eighth casks Pale Sherry Wine.
P-so % al;
Arrow in circle VP-2o Or. and % eighth cks. Pale
o VP-9D ar and - eighth casks Pale sherry Wine
No. Ss-4 Or. and eighth sapereur
No. 2Ss-f :. 6 :. :. =. ,
nY-TERMs-sa cash: over to $500 s0days over to $500
months: over SOD mouths for approved paper. dl
EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE OF CHOICE SLAVES AT
Auction
BY C. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
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a. e.; olss private hs fslsyiae kksi
tion at their Office, No. IL Commercial Place.
Fourth District.
]. Two,,sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE Louisiana Ave.
= coTTAGE KEsibEscE or, Philip, near Camp. Ten
drew near Coliseum i5o BY ls2Nplanied with choice
/ TWo.sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, near
T near
Ie s. BY II s s Rs FE%aE COTTAGE
Nayade Second Seven and fine ontbnding Lot
!. COTTAGE HOUSE Annuuca,on, near soroparu. Lo,
ON spo
IT. M R 81 bsss: qa
IL E ee rR9 Fn a jus.
e 20 fkaE Is on s.yadss
nsHs tAiSs DWELLING on St Andrew near
i u Elegant Z NV Il TwosroRr FRAME RESIDENCE on
jackson near Coliseum Lot g. feet jackson by l25 with
>, Is Fine NEW Two,sroRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
t. beautiful u GoTfAGE RESIDENCE on jackson, near
ds h SO FRgH%E
Bousny on Nayades, The dwelling perfectly
bq f ON near Napoleon
Is bea s y sf I'M sg s Sasaes
Gr+enyille Station. Lot 24l by 500 in Depth with highly
proved gfounts.
First District.
% ONEsToRY COTTAGE Camp, near Delord. Lot 80
q. THREE,sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Carondeet,
Sss ps FE& * HOUSE on Magazine near Erao
q Fine TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE Robin, near
X T@osfoY BRICK HOUSE on sayades, near Cal
D? j. Fine TIREEsToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St.
81 Elegant TWo-sToi;Y BRICK RESIDENCE on Thal,a,
e FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp, near Thalia.
Is TiiREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine,
% TwosToRY BRICK RESIDENCE Euterpe, neat
Vs. TWosTGkY BRICK RESIDENCE, on Annunciaon,
"t 81 f TwosT% 9i FRAME RESIDENCE on
Fs% Dot8 Iii + kME DWELLING on Mel
Er cTGE IT 4 on Constance
g. iSS ON Camp
81. Elegant Two.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Coliseum
s. rw 70 FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp, near
f TWosTokT !0 FRANE RESIDENCE on Apollo
s., fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Polymna street, near
Second District.
80; Fine BRICK RESIDENCE Bourbon street, near
10. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Esplsnale, near Ton.
H. FRsNG GoTT Pas a." on Son Road
Lat % feet Bayou Road and 81 feet Esanade
Third District.
a. LARGE DOUBLE Two.sToRY FRAME DWELLING
on splade Where Lot measures % feet 'front.' by
def CT ~ feet and front On hereec same as Espan"de
other properties vacant and improved consist
in the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson ma tt
E1NJJv GROCERY AVN WINE cTopE At ppJy ,,rr
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF STATUARY, BOHE-
milan Glassware. Silver Plated Ware, ETC.. will be s0ld
auction by catalogues, without reserve.
nv McCERPTN T ANDpv r. RI

Ok mcCEftftEN, LANDRY o. ".
G. W. McCEEREs. Auctioneer
Office and Salesrcou Masonic Hall, ST. Charles
TUESDAY and Wednesday, 9th and 9TH
December, 10 o'clock A. NJ Of day, their sales
Masonic Hall St. Charles without
ton will he sold
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF sTATUARY COM
sng classical carved Alabaster Groups and Figures ch
Amour and Psyche Sappho Europa Africa Angel Justice
Cleopatra Three Graces Greek Slave Dancing Girl, Eve
in the Shell Flight into Egypt English Poetry, Italian
elaboraely marble aalastcr Vases
Eirnscan Forentine Roman and Egyptian styles suitable
ralors pier tables and Agate Bardgo Yellow
Of Sienne Roman Open Uus lights: Vine Leafs Taifas and
Hebe Vases with many other styles Floenine Tables
with rich BILE stands
Also rich bohemian and Venetian CLASSMATES. consist
ing Of Gothic md Antique Vases Wine Sets Goblets Fruit
Bowie Wine Pitchers, English Crystal Cut and Engraved De-
mtcs Champagne Tuulers, English Toilet Sets TeteTc,e
Sets, Tea Sets
Likewise y rich assortment of SILVER PLATED WARE
consisting of Tea Sets. CGsors, Wine Fagon Ice Pitchers
Syrup Cans, tioblets. Flower Vases, etc. etc
Also solid Rosewood Writing Desks and Work Boxes of
riois sizes and styles.
This will be found far superior any ever offered
in1ls city They are direct from Italy France bohemia and
other countries. and have been selected with the
& Co.
The goods will be opened for exhibition MONDAY be-
and O'Clock r. NJ Ladies particularly invited to
examine this collection Goods purchased for will be
carefully packed in their original cases, if desired.
US.TERMS-Cas, on delivery. MO
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BY WATTS, BAUDUC & MACKEY,
AuCrIosEERs Office and Saesroon,
IS and 81 Magazine street, cor. Naclez.
A TPRIVATE SALE on very liberal terms.
The stock. Fixtures and good will Of freshly Stocked
Fancy Family Grocery and Wine situated of
prominent streets Of the cycnrner Nayaes and Terpsi-
chore The stock is large and well selected six
sisce. To any desiring embark business
this is chance.
long lease will be given the store and if desired dwell
ing attached IA low ms If
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OFFICE HOVE MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY,
New Orleans, Nov. g. 1859.
Ea-In conformity with Article 18th Of the
Charter Of this Company notice hereby given that election
for thryt Trustees during the ensuing year from
the First Monday in February next will be held at the Office of
the Company. No rs Camp MONDAY the 9th day OF
December next the hours of 10 A. NJ and r. NJ
u9 I'd JAMES II. WHEELER Sec'y.
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BAsKISG COMPANY,
New Orleans. Oct. z, 1859. s
Es-To Let-Thc eligible Offices over the new
banking house of ts institution Possession given immediately
OF TIN A, II. KERNION Cashier.
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j. B. WALTON.
BY J. B. WALTON,

| THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM bakery ar
auction Offering fms opportunity safe and profitable
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Office No. 81 Magazine street
TUESDAY, the 9th December, 1859, com.
mecng al IL O'Clock precisely public auction, the
City Hotel, Common street. between Camp and Magazine
Streets will he sold
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN CHOICE sI.AyEs-For-
in lot from East Forda-seyeny eight likely young
and boys thirty three and children single and in mi
es-comprising choice Field Hands Mechanics and House
~
This splendid lot may be fully inspected by the public at the
Office of the auciioncers the day preceding sale.
Catalogues giving full particulars may be had the Office of
the auctioneers
HTERMS-Twelve months credit for approved city fac
tori acccptance bearing interest," cah the
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I ANDS. LANDS. LANDS LANDS,
SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS
Two hundred and thousand Sugar.
Cotton and Cypress Lands for sale in the parishes Carroll
Madison, Tehsas Caalola Morelouse, Vim, Concordia
Frankli WasMa Rapide Caldwell, Avoyelies, ST. Landry
Rouge Ibrville ASSUMPTION James, john ST. Charles
Jefferson. I.afoirche and Terrebonne.
To parties desiring in the cultivation of
or Cotton OF to establish Wood Yards Sawmi specu
iaon, the above affords opportunity for
For aud descriptions prices TERMS other in.
formation in regard TO these lands apply 10
MCCERREN LANDRY & CO.,
Auctioneers and Land Agents.
Office and Sales Room-Masonc Hail. St Charles street,
Of Foydras
To enable the advertisers represent the
OF land with greater accuracy they have had maps
OF the different parishes compiled by the U s. Surveyor General
from the Public Surveys, which the public
aud Any lands any the parishes emu.
meraed above will he maps request
the
IA co
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER. DRAWER STREET.
Lrssee and Manager ......... Mr. JOHN p. OWENS
Acting Manager q. CHEsIEY
Stage Manager. Mr. H. J. WAILACK.
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| II PRIVATE SALE-JULIAN NEVILLE Co,
"A Aucnneers offer private sale the following RESI-
DENCEs full particulars Of which be obtained appca-
tion their Office, No ii Commercial Place:
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ss-crystal Eeynt Diylsion, 70. 4, s. of =

G. A. No. l Camp Officers for the present iermRob
ert Beaklsy, W. p. John Th"mpssn, A; y NJ. Coffey.
81 n II Carpenter A. r. s. r carpiette, f. s: f. Booth,
TX l.. F. kendrick, o.: G. r. Allison, G. James Dollar,
s. :, ". Angel. o. 8. Visiting Commttee-R Bleakley. J.
Thompson. j. NJ Cofcy, Edward Booth, r. Capiette, William
Mcfeako N. H. Carpenter.
irl iy j. NJ COFFEY R. s.
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OFFICE AGEScy or S. p. RAILnoAD, 81 CoNNoS ST.,
New Osleans, Oct. %, 1850 5
Eg-In accordance with the above,
receive Stock in Southern Pacific Railroad.
n2l Il Il S. EIiIkERSnN Aren't.
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McCERREN, LANDRY 4 co., Auconeers,
~ and General Agents for the sale of Real E
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warens
sion Sales, Carsoes. Stocks OF Merchandise etc.
Particular attention will be given the purchase
Cotton and Sugar Plantations.
orr Mr. Powell who has had experience of many years
the land departments Of the State will attend to land claims in
the different land Offices of department at
Washington City.
Office and saesroon Masonic Hail. Charles
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PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to
ioeatsn y g. Upper and Lower Dress Circle and Parquee
rs cents Boxes rhird Tierj conts White Gallery rs
cents Colored Gallery, 70 cents.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-09

@8
Cotton % e'hsv rscdwss ~ssa.IsnsA IL
- viii 10 injured, while h STORE. upIes.
ieeessetiohs TO the contrary arr given a..
Oas opea largo Policy will illssiss Gov.
= ~ Ceeoee sent 10 " IN Satsmb ,at..
escspt when u IL specially stated m NH
VI IAdMe Tint 'sno tNsnrnase', Il dssissa.
In conls0mity 10 she resolutions sssss.
q . lhs ls(s 'sAlsrshsnts' Aeelisss
sesststys VI nall stcepi nothing II a..
change fes l'redass hui S,#eis, o. IL
sgssssiwi. -
unr charges for selling Cotton are Is
cents PER bale, and . cent. per bale 10,
storage, which covers All. caeept Draw.
age and Insurance, % other actual "a.
penscs. cotton consigned 10 us IN srat.
sstu, w vii rr-ship 81 SO cents tsr kab.
Auku" 70, Ieocs Sn-am.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-09

1GeSaSpiAa1, $3.50.
DHPnC4yOlaj1 inform ~ sisis>ns
N - p.nsa m thspsblisin esassal,
Ska1SAR slvays hssp - haada sFs11 ~.
dsey = v.csy 0:sds soeTsys.s = ssssss.
nentsf Stick and Fancy Cssdy, Preserves,
Pickles, Nets, Oyvsess, Sa~rdines, Scotch
Ale nd lea1dn Porter, Wines, Cordisls,
Sysups sad Cigass, -. All orders will
10 pesapaly ssA laith1slly aAasadsa 10.
jsiy 4 less. s1-.ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-09

oenssel Aosnts. and Real
1oests 1soksss,
No. y hs1sssn a., Memphis, Term,
NnaRoES, Real Estate, Merchandise,
~ Furniture, Land Scrip, Stock Of al
KINDS, Renting aad Leasing Property,
storage and consignmenss solicited.
". Thb 10 our eleventh year in Mem.
gnis, - BOW permanently located, w
ii.sees ossselves that We viii receive /,
uberal share u patronage. nl6.t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

. CusrAR's' ExierTi aiors are inyaFaoir
ior clearing houses 81 al sorts ~
ysrmsn. With oii confidence we recon-
mend ihem.-New York Dpily Register
~CosrAais" remrdbs ior ali dNmrstic
o.x,s. such as Rats. i aches. Bed Bugs
ANS. Tleas, Nc., are nyalasb'rs we can
soeak from actual kruwl+dge ~ Their msr.
III. pruagists and p 'alers should send
,hair orders early. " they would secure 2
tr.do M ,i,am.-N@~ York journal.
/. sirasi write something about your EN-
i,erm,nators, as | car DO rv viii pfnpririy
they NE selling RAPIDLY here AMI destroy
iinr nl vermln -Editor " Banncr,' fayetle'
M asSVufL-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

Il not Of 30 much beneftas good mcdicine
given IN season. All who are suffering with
Coughs or Colds ought q once TO use the
extract Of CHERRY AND LUNGWORT,
one OF an extensive uss ortment Of Medicines
put up ~ Coms'ock & Brother. Of New
work. II will cure. Also their Hair Close,
Pile I.inimeni, Pain Killer, etc. They are
medicines Of known worth and reputation.
Their Youatt's a. Cartons Horse and Cat
lie Medicines, Condition Powers, Gargling
lOil, etc., viii be- found On trial all they are
represented. Mr.. p. u. GREEN, Of this
place, has just received a fresh assortment,
direct from New York. and will supply them
al ProprIelors' prices. Call and get al Al
manlc.
For sale in Jasper by II. I. GREEN.
In ~Huntingburg by DAVID BRAspEksTiSE;
also agents Tor Morse's Indian Root Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08
The Austrian Army in Italy.

fc-oucspondence u Inc London Tines
yfEssA, May lssh.
me Austrian commander continues '
strengthen lis position on that part o' 'Ae
I'M hank Of tie Scsia which - between.
~ Town af Novara and the village u am
~ on he po. Noyara AM Morlara ire pr
inr strongly fortified, A. aFe CERTAIN po'o''
M Tia ien Aenk III the 70 between ffas'
sin.to. Tile town Is on the righ! bank q
Nv river. and tie cvhhcence Of The Iiclne
and Po. The Austrian commander wi'' a.
"a he defensive, and Il il BY ny means ca'
6cul, ID divine ~ reason ior doing 60
The French have made such efee.sen
ase o. ,hsirtimc, lha,the allied forces ~l"s'
Nave he fcrtre=ses IL Toriena. Alessandri
ana Cossa.e, as their points d'ApPu'' "
now ulmos, as powerful as ihe Aus'f1an y
nv on lie right bank " The Ticino. 4 Nh
wasa time when the Austrianz night VIZ
advantage have acted Extensively, but Y
J favorable moment was lost. and CcuI
win hnd 4 somewhat dlhcult
: maintain lie position which he at preSei
} occupies Ii me cnemy's country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

", the retreat Of The Austrians arc cont'n'
ned. An order Of The day. published by the
kim Of S,rdinis, gives the names 81 those
who signalixed themselves 10 the first mil
tary operations.
TuRrx, May i9.-Yesterdny, several de-
tachments Of Aus,rians advanced 70 Capris'
co. near Longermond, driving oil The cat
lie ana firing at the peasants.
Our troops awaited the enemy al SAL
IGermaro, but they withdrew 70 Vercell'
which they this informing evacuated. aite
blowing up Two arches % the bridge on ~
Ses.a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

NV yoHK. May 80.
The STEAMSHIP Hammonis, from South
amp,on on the 18th inst, arrived al this por'
this morning. !,
Napoleon remains AZ Alessandria' ous'eu
with his Generals, in laying s'rageuca'
plans. N.
The piedmonteso cavalry had fallen ~
J. III 4 detachment Of Austrian hussars' ana
made some prisoners.
The Aastrians had withdrawn from
vochia to castiggio.
The business on the London stock eN'
change, ON the 18th, was limited any !"
,.ne Of the market less frm. The appica
inns for discount were light, and the dcman'
ar money on stock exchange was rattle
more active.
Austria has recognized the neutrality Q
The States or the Church.
The bridge at Stella has been threatens
by the Aus'rians, VINO have worS'nen ~
ssmuled there aud at other po'a's on y
river 20. The waters Of which were 'e'
hiOh, ia consequence OF the late rams.
The women and children OF the couhu
are compelled by the brutal AusiFia's 20 :
Dor at the works.
Several Mayors OF TIE Sardln'ah tow
who refused 10 comply with ne Ausu''
demand Tor contributions. have been urFe'
cd.
ro,r Austrian merchant vessels have be
captured BY Tie French squadron.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

az Cyrus w. Field Iet New YORK on
Wednesday last, in the Persia, to re-new
his lAbors 10 connection with the company
Ia London. in having manufactured, dnrirr
The summer. a new Atlantic cable. This Is
10 be brought out with all The new improve
ments. and fully prepared for LAYING across
he Atlantic early IN the summer Of next
year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08

The Detroit. M chigan, Free press seys;
y The Democratic doctrine respecting The
question II slavery ID the Territories was
succin,ly stated BY Mr.. Clay, in Biz memor-
able report from the : mate committee 81
thirteen. On tho Sth 81 May, $50. The
true principle was tie language q me
reporr, which ough, ~ regulate the action
~ Congress- III forming Territorial govern
men,s FOR each newly acquired domain, = y
refrain from legislatian on The subject 81
slavery in he Territory acquired, so tong a.
Il retains The form o. Territorial rvern.
meat, leaving il d the people u such Ter
ri,ory. when they have attained % srrl con
di,ion a. em<itles them 70 admission o.
State 10 dccide Tor themselves the questlo'
of the allowance Or prohibition % doinesti
slavery" This was the doctrine q ~
compromise nseasares 81 $50, and 70 \ q
Democratic party hes since steadily adherv'
we hazard nothing IN predicting thati ~
Ne rc-asserled. vii. ~emphasis. IN me nei
l,emoc atic n nionaI Convention"
~ An editor out West AoaHts An bavir
h,d \ ,aik wsth 4 vana aud eUt the 70
Nvtd -- lSxriange Paper.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-08
Thoughtfulness Of the President ior
the Pixies Peakers.

Thouektfuiness Of the Fresidanf 'or
the Pixies Peakers.
The telegraph has ADVISED Us Of q govern
ment train having been attacked oy s'ars-
iur re,urners iron Pixies Peak, and that
me War Department has ordered armed
sscorts 10 The trains with army supplies
l.om a~pprehepded attacks Of returning emf
grants from Pixies Peak. We understand
That persons in charge Of government "a'ns
with az my supplies have been directed ~
The president,,o supply returning emigrsn'=
u IA ara In a destitute condition, with iood
" f~s;rien, 10 enable them TO reach the ron
,;er ,oans Of Kansas and Nebraska. Eu'
mainly and policy alike dictate such orders
ana " r.i,ice 10 learn tha the President
has been lhrugtilul of the case Of these per
sons who have been deluded from their 'am
lies and homes to The gold mines o. Kansas
The cheapest way % protect 2 tram =
army supplies i to furnish food from 'he'
Ia The starving men whom dire nccess''
\ drives 10 plundering them. These train
q should he doubled, aud 50 arranged a.
\ MAZE sure OF m1ssirg non ot the unicrt'
mate sufferers on their way 70 the State
(. ana u having supplies sufficient lr y
emergency. The President Will deserve r
receive the appreciation q every good hs1
7 ior ATTENTION 10 these starving e"'g'an
" rom p.ke'r Peak -cincinna,i Enquirer