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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

An ordinance Of secession will pass with
in two days. The Governor will issue no
proclamation ill he receives su official copy
Of President Lincoln's. The Governor has
received : notification Of rsquisition for
Z 600 men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
From Arizona.
NEW ORLEA,

NEw ORLEANS. April IL.
The Convention az Messilla on the 18th.
was Dumerously attended.
Herbert, the Texas Commissioner, was
cordially welcomed.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
action Of the seeded States; that Arizona's
interests are with the South, that she desires
to become the Territory Of the Southern
Confederacy. and that she will not recognize
Lincoln's sdminisuation nor obey bis off,
GERS.
The people Of Western Arizona are invi-
ted 10 join the movement.
vote will be taken on the resolutions
on he second Monday in May.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
INpfAxAPoLIs. Aprill7.

The Bank Of the State Of Indiana has ten
dered the Governor al the money that may
be necessary for present exigencies. in fur
nishing Indiana's quota Of troops 10 sustain
the Government. The First Regiment Of
Indiana volunteers will leave here tomorrow
for Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

ora noted philosopher being asked by
friend how he kept himself from being
involved 10 qosrrsls. replied: by lstsinS
the angry person have Il III % himself"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

s<fNA"f - I'LL
The State Journal publishes the following
reply from G vernon Jackson 10 Secretary
Cameron:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Missouri,
JEFFERSON Cry. April IL
Sin: Your dispatch Of the 18th inst.
making call on Missouri for four regiments
OF men for immediate service has been re-
ceived. There can be. apprehend, no
doubt bu, these men are intended to form
part Of the Presidents army TO make war
upon the people # the seeded States
Your requisition, " my judgment is illegal.
unconstitutional and revolutionary. 10 its
object inhuman and dirbsIic, and can not
be complied with. No, one man will the
State Of Missouri furnish 10 carry on such
an unholv crusade lSigned.
c +. JACKSON, Governor OF No.
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Proclamation Of the Governor of In.
diana.

INDIANAPOLIS, April IL.
/, Oliver r. Morton, Of the State Of Indi.
ana, do hereby convene the General Assem-
bly, OF said State. and require the members
thereof 20 meet me 10 their respective hslIs
in. the CITY Of Indianapolis. At two o'clock
p. NJ, on Wednesday the cath day or April.
1861 (Signed.)
OLIVER r. MORTON, Governor.
Attest: WIN. A. PEELE. Sec'y OF State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24

CHARLESTON. April IL.
Governor Ellis has ssIsgssphed here that
he has taken possession o. The fosssis North
Carolina.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-24
CHARLEsroS, April IL.

Intercepted dispatches disclose the fact
that Mr.. Fox, who had been allowed 10 visit
M Msjor A nderson on the pledge that HE pur-
pose was pacific employed bis opportunity
10 devise = plan fot supplying the fort BY
force. and that this plan had been adopted
by The Washington Government, and was
10 progress Of execution.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
ii EW GOODS!

Just received at JACOB HEATON'S, oul
THIRD FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
The people seem to have found out, without
excess Of putting, tina: they always get the worth
of their money at
THE SALEM EXCHANGE
Where you will find one of the best selected
Stock cf GOODS that was ever brought to this
market
M LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
You will find everything in that limo, from Rich
Broeade Silk, to a levy Delane. Call and see.
'l, MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
Every thing that is wanted in that line, from a
$50 OVereoat. to a sixpence Pocket Knife.
= MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
Ladies' Oloaks, Hoped Skirts, New Fall price
busters, Duster Cloth, Trimmings, Hats, Bonuets,
Ribbons, Plumes. &C., &c.
CHOICE GR0CER RIES,
Carpets, and Carpet Chain, Leather and BUaalO
Robes.
A SPLENDID LOT OF QUEENsWARE,
Glassware, Knives and Forks, Hats, and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, &C., &c.
All Of which will be sold on the "Nimbls six
pence" basis. ,,
Salem, Nov, 3, 1860.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
q o III IN Ii IL q ii on .
For the Anti-Slayery Bugls:
N O. 10.

Mr. JONES: Since writing my last number, the
late speech of G. NJ. Clay in Washington city
and that Of the Hon. S. S. Cox in Congress, has
been sent to me by an unknown friend in Ohio
wa says. THAT their arguments are unquestion
able and that the position assumed by Mr., Clay
that the States are subordinate sOvereignties, ut
tererly demolshes their claim to secede from tht
National Government"
For this opinion of my Ohio friendi no dub
honestly entertained it seems tc me that there il
not particle of foundation, unless the mere Fps,
Dirt of these opposing party leaders, who, by
the by, contradict themselves, is to be taken for
argument.
In factit is that thoughtess, if not culpabls in
dolence, which neglects or refuses to examine for
ourselves the structure and science of government
that leads men otherwise attentive to their inter
esls, to pin their faith upon the sleeves Of party
leaders in both Church and State.
take it for granted, that no man can be capa-
bic of sef-government, who has never made it a
part of his studies. From my knowledge, obtain
ed by years of observation, it seems safe to aver
shat not one man, or one woman, in twenty OF our
population ever made much less studied our Fed
eral or State Constitutions. For people thus un-
fortunately situated, il is very little odds what
party leader says. II they have confidence in the
man. they necessarily follow his lead right or
Erong.
Mr.. Clay Says n deny thai there is any polit-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
ANTI-S LAVERY ACTS.

The Tract Committee of the Western Anti-Sia-
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
BOTANIC Medicines for Salel

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March lst,ls60.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-16

Punch, ever ready to assist all who are 10 diff
culties, and understanding that the secession
States are bothered 10 find ct name for their EN-
pire, respectfully Suggests Slayeownia.
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-06

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Surrey Of The Public Lands.-For sur.
veoing the public lands, (cxclusive Of
California, Oregon, Washington, New
Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, aud Utah.
including incidental exp o. eal i lind
surveys in the intennor, and all other
special and difficult surveys demanding
augmented rates, TO be apportioned and
applied to the several surveying districts,
according 10 the exigencies Of the public service
including expenses ofseecting swamp lands, and
the compensation and expenses to survey Or to 10
rate private land claims in Louisiana in addition
to tho tnexpenJcd balances Of all former appro.
prhtions, aty thousand dollars.
Forsurvcyiun tie u' lie lands and private lands
claim, in California To be dsbursed at The rate.
prescribed by law for the different kinds Of work
twenty thousand dollars.
For surveying thepublc lands and private land
claims in New Mexico, ten thousand dollars,
For surveying epablic lands in Kansas and
NebIa,ka. also outlines Of Indian reservations,
twenty thous md do'!ay
For salary Of the clerk detailed for the special
sery co in tie General Land Office to attend to
the unfinished surveys in the States where the Of
fees of thssurveyors general hav: been closed
two Thousand dollars,
For surveying the public hnls in Oregon. to
he disbhrsed at the rates now authorized by law
fifteen thousand dollars.
For surveying the pHblic land in Washington
Territory, at the rates now authorized by law if
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-06

rrzal
verted to the surplus fund Of the Trea.ury,) to
construct the sewer on Flushing avenue, Br Ok
yn, New York IN continuation Vi that nov 60 :
structed to such point on s,lld avenue as sia b..
d,ternine by the Nay Department; thence
thIo gh the United States gr .nnds, or throush
Vanderbilt avenue as shall be- dac.ded BY sald
Department, to the waters Of the Waihbout !:
ProOhiei The city of Brooklyn will agree to pay
one halfUf the EXPENSES OF sud sewer On Flushing
avenue.
soc A,JLo n,.,ha. oaao,,J TLo,
any" n.r a, 1,"" go - ""'e' p1 1"AIs'I, % ,'"
y, sa1, ',h ,he h,' u " u'I' @ v
blant tnoks E,p lb "n.Ialirs @ ri SylcoIy, S % and
ini,l ,nor,",,, w osa NV = e, u,9'"'S ~ Morh %
eighteen hundred ard sviy one, in accordance
with the provisions OF The JOINT resolutions Of Juae
tweng'thrd eighteen haared and sixty IL reli-
tion 10 the public printing the Secretary Or the
Treasury ba.and Is h'reby. authiri2,l to place To
the credit Of the Superintendent Of Public ptilt'ng
the sums haretOfr apprln late Ilr bnlny. r.
ling. and blank hnok' for slid Departments res.
pectivplyi and shoald the p'latars or JialT the
,ss ou,a s ,,, n,, g','u " ."sh usu's o.
ed by the Senate or lleuae Of Representative
tba p,,,rc priotinr ID bsr.hy an,b ,ei" N a"J ~,
sctd IL c,n.aibs nrutin, ~ 6nlim, so ' "n,,nl e
and dPrlned to 0a executed n'1er the provisions
ol the llnt resoulllo1 herstllore relerr9d to-
isrrriloY 9y 0''ortfD-For salaries of Cover
nor rnree jugs ali secr',Iry' Ben thousand i've
llnnired u1IsFs'
fof contihaent expenses OF sad Ierrit0y one
lh9a'and fve hundrei dollars
FOR compensation ana 1nIca-, Of the members
Of the Legislative Assembly, oJiMrs, clerks and
conungsn1 pNPe''' . u 'ae 'Nssell0y twenty Iu'i'
sand eo@H'
Sec. & And he i further enacted, Thai
tho s,,m of eyhly lhousand d lhrs. or So mneb
theraor a, NAV h, neces.arf FIR The purp,so he
ana tbcsams il hprsby aonr ,mistd I,, tho nav.
ment for material, d.iy.ril ,or tba extension n
The Treasury badinr uuler exi.tiog cnnt,ne, i,
and that thi further sun Of two Iluulrd and Ggfy
thousanll dollars be also anproprmtel far ibe con.
tinuance Of the work Of snch ext,n.on.
c. A,JL,nc,.t,, ~,
oec' " h"a u " Whsr ehactea, na'
the ConnllssloDe' OF iluian Ali'rS he directed to
examine the acc ,,'''s OF brigham onng' hte
eoiernr Of UlaO Io!rItory an y exolll'Io Superin-
tendent Of ihllan aiisrs 'r disbursements n'eE
Ell - novo npen male " nun 'n account 4" th'
inllan service IN sali territory and report a
statement thereof to Uongtess.
Sec I. And be il futher eqgcied That
thu iulre Of IN, dtrct court fr tho district Of
Minnesota Is heraby required to hll a term Of
said court ii each year ut Nanklto. to commence
on the first Monday in June. instead ufat Presto
as now reoniled by law; aud so much Of the act
Of Congress approved March third. eighteen hun.
drcd and ffy.pinc, requiring the said Judge io
pealed.
c,c Q d,JbeH fy,lbsr e,,c,bJ Thot
tba treasurer Of tho branch mint at sup Franei..
co, California be- and he il hereby directed to
/
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-06
NOTICE
TO THE lYlIADlrASrs OF NEW MEXICO.

The Surveyor General Of New Mexico by act Of Congress
approved on the 70 july 1854 Is required 70 MAKE lu ~
lol on all such claims originated before ine oeeoh VI e
territory 10 the mlel States by the treaty o. Gandall
Edaieo VI 1873 denutlng the various grades o te WIN
n idetspn thereon as " the validity or invdiiy o eice
Of The same undtr the laws, usiges and customs OF
the country csun to tho Unltei States An he
il a,o reo rr to make report N regard 10 al pueblos ex
ating in te ferrliofs stqsng thu sttht ard locality VI
each. stating the number Il nhabanS IN the eali PncDiH
rcspeeysy and the nature O their titles 10 ne and Such
roIor 10 be male according to the form which NY be pre-
scrb by the secretary o the Interior which resort shi
be hlb,fore Congress for sieh action thereon a. may ne
deon,sI list and proper, with view 10 cpntm boHa tk
qrnts and give full oc to the treaty o 1885 ostwesn te
tniteI stats sui Mexico,
(aiuants in every case, will be required TO he wr'tF
naire setting forth the nama Of pfcint elmIni, name
of orpinal claInnt nature Of claim whether incoae or
parfct ts date from what authority the original title wis
derived with reference 10 the evidence Of hJ pw,r and
anhnriy I'M ler which the granting 0cer may have acted
,nntv claimed lDcaiity notice ani extent Of conflicting
Chains II any, with reference to tho documentary evidence
AMI testimony relied upon establish the claim, anil To show
transfer Of right from tho "orgnal grantee 10 pFssnt
clAlmlntn
Every canant will also be required to furnish an anthem
tcp,l pht of survey surrey mas osen r'cMei or o'nsr
ey ence showing the precise locality ahl extent Oh e
tract claimed. -, IL,
10 ebe The Surveyor General to execute the duty thus
imposed upon him by law he has to request all thos nvi
uqE who claimed land In New Mexico before tle treaty
l3s 10 produce the ev oncs VI such claims At MS oncei al
santa 70, rs soon as possible. nu
. SarSyor Genera Neg Nerio.
SANTA n, ~
Oct 9oh. o''m'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-06

Be IL Rssoloed by tle Sem'saad H2use Of
Representatives efthe CaheS SaiesCf Amsr
ica ii Coagre,s dsssmte& That all ne
ttle which the United States slll retain 10 the
tracts Of and along tho Des Niinas liver, and
above ths mouth Of iha Rlcco,n fork thereof, IN
tbe state Of Iowa, which have bep certified To
said State Improperly by the Department Of tho
Interior. as part Of III, grant lg net Of Congress
approved August eight. eigheel hundred and
fsrty six, and whichis now h,lllg bona ala pur-
chasers under tho Stats Of low b., ail llie same
i hereby, relIuqushel to tlc stats Iowa
Approved, March :, 1851
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-06
BUSINESS MOTTO e.

During the months Of November December, January, Feb
rafy lid Nafch will ba In the City Of Washington an a.
k,t6lofewl give my personal attention to any bfiness
ium ysw Mexico which may be entrusted lolny careof
prosecution before the Court of Gains the supreme Courts
Ur any Of the Departments
JOHN S WAITS,
SANTA ~, ~ > Attorney at LAW
Oct. 49, l-.y.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-06

Fet,n. of MASSACHUSETTS,. whose term has expired
be reapjontM
Approved, March ., 1861.
Joint Resolution ia amend tbo Constitution Of
the Upaed Sm .,
p.jJ,n n
iv'o' ctd " sae oenate ana Roue q ne
efeSe"fatfcFf Q, Me Chaed Na'eS y amer
inr ART cS hS nynna.aS, p 81 .@%' ,nr,. @ "e ho
sJsery .,tat,,s NJ an ampnd@.nt IA tbe Con.htn.
toa Of III. United States which wbpn mti6p,l bv
three loarths Of said Ingi.ltnres .hall be Wild
10 all intsnts and vuru5sps as na,t Of tbe mid
Constitution VIZ f
:, ,.p, ms.
A'.'c" IdttTsen'
INo amendment shall be mile to The Constitu.
uoh wllel' VIII a''t'lJrzi or give to COnSrss the
power y aDllish or interfere, within any State,
sna' p, puisoi5 i''id % la0or or service ~ The
'uNa U '.l', s1'u 7s''e s = ,o.,
APi''f''' AiaIcu z looi'
JOINT resolution an'horl@ns c9nodore II. Pan,d'
Rm,c 'y Of Ncaro,,,,, @U," ""'''su 70 H'" W INC
p,.,t..a II, ~ s n q
ReDreseaIhire 0eNe EDi}.d Siotss of Inn.
e''ica "a CoajfsSS Gs@mb'eI That Com
nodore II Paalling, Of the United States Navy,
be, and ho i hereby, auihorizel to accept The
sword presented ~ him by the Republic ol Mica,
ialul
Approyeli March 2, 1861.
-
4 Resou,ion aathorizns Captain William L.
Hudson. 9th, Unt.d ,3tatss Navy to accent
D.anlnd Brooch for bis Wife. presented tl