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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-27

(Aus Cork. B&rth Of and FOR Hamburg; bark, South
srner hanssniIla Eventide, Du linz Lima Fritz prasl
and Vim Harper Queenstown; AlSr tic Brem Coriolan
threm Bremen; brgs ksxnak Nontevdeo; Wal o. the Hasp
(Br) st Domingo; Penguia (Br9, Bermuda.
Wind Ut sunrise NV, light sunset sw
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERf II. NICHOLAS, AuCTIoNEER-wILLs SELL
a thus day (Monday Nay 2I al l2 O'Clock a. the stock
,aleoom No o. William street good variety OF insurance
ties suitable for Investments For fun particulars Cour
Ter and Enquirer News Commercial Advertiser and
ing Post Catalogues be obtained at the salesrooE.
Next sale on Thursday, Nay 80.
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A Il. PORTER co AUCTIONEERs.
a. POSITIVE SALE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERB
AND DEALERS IN FINE FURNITURE.
Monday oay ~ at O'Clock in the afternoon precisely
All the costly Furpiture Pantpgs Drawing
pets de- In the resdence 2s Foueenth street. nsr Eighth
avenue consisting Of elegant Pier and Mapel Mirrors
lace and brocae Curtains rich Eeg
with mirror fronts thee solid rosewood Parior Suits IN
satin; rosewood Centre Tables Pianoorte cover;
on Paintings Turkish Eay Cssrs eegsn saina Vases and
Chairs china Tea and Dinner scts cut Glassware, large
assortment OF fine Silverware ivory Cutlery together
extensive variety of Chamber Furniture
mnhogsny Beds and Bedding pure Hair Mattresses yevet
Chaire, tofss Lounges Rockers 0clohs FdrnI
ture, &C. Gale positive Dealers attend.
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UETlOE NOTICE "A CHANCE FOR BOUSRKEEP-
"A Very elegant Household Furniture Advertiser
having sold mia house, viii sell at private sAe for few
days. lots 10 suit purchaser his entire Furniture al half
the origin cost consisting of splendid wood Pianfore
three foDd PAror Suits marble Centre
and Sde Tables richly carved Etegeres Pier
and Mantel Mirrors French Clocks oak Extension Table,
cak Dining Chairs rosewood and mahogany Becsteads
BILE top Dressing Bureaus Washsands Hair Mattresses Beds
and Bedding Velvet BRUSSELS and Ingraio Carpets, Han
ktand Crockery China, Glassware DC Apply
misses from 10 70 clock st No. Vest Twenty first street.
neaY
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SATURDAY, May 25-6 Il. N.
AsHcs-Ssies were light, including pota At IS SIX,
and pearls at s. 021z.
BREADsruFFs FouT-The market was 6rmer, espe-
cay for grades OF State Western at the open
Hg, but cOeed dull Extra brands were In fair demand
and at steady prices rhe sales embraced about IL 600
clOainr within following
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RRowEE NICHOLS AUcrIonEERs, WILL SELL
~ on fhursdsy, Nay 30 1t o'clock, In front OF sales
room NO 20 MASH street. elegant golden sorel Horse
fnn poo1ee Trustee years old Bs hands high warranted
souna na and gentle has been owned BY deceased ocer
sTase asst M Is rs %s broken spes 70 mi
the Is an - day horse The gentleman now
having charge him mas driven him eighteen miles In
hour and qua He equally good single and double
harness Take him all ia ALL he Is OF the most valuable
BE win be IN fron Of salesroom ruesday and weanes
one
RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER-A THE
~ central ssiesrooms, corner OF Winougnby and Pearl
general mt OF good rosewood mahcgany walnut and
oaf Psror Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Hair Nat
reses Dinner Crochery Glassware DC Brussels, Three
ply and grain Carpets Oiciohs, &c also ABOUT % Cook
ing and raror Stoves Summer Ranges Hefngeraors, &C.
n BuRKF, AUCnoNEER-oFFIcE 1876 B0wERy.
LIZ viii seh this day, az O'Clock the contents of fancy
little liquor Store 9 including choice selection Of Liquors
sed fancy bar and Fixtures Also Express Wagon Horse
and Harness.
N BURKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1856 BOwERY,
LIE VIII sell this day AZ ols o'clock, the Furniture OF the
Bs Head saloon and Dining Saloon and Boarding House.
s02 bnd avenue including Furniture and Bedding OF TIVE
together with Bar and Fixtures OF saloon, Kitchen
utensilF, &c.
TNDwAED SCHENcK, AUCrIoNEER SPAN or ELE-
u CANT Black Horsea-py Z. a + II. sCHENCK, ON Mon.
day. Nay "a at O'clock their sslesroom, 1876 and lb7
Broadway sspsn Of elegant well matched black Horses 10
hands hign, eight OF nine years old, warranted perfectly
sound kind and gen, in every wsy and free froa fanit
and perfectly reable also double ocksway -four seat
convertible into six perfect order and but little used Aso
silver mounted double Harness.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


BOARDING AND L0DGiSG.
sns essre use u BAH room you'd Be- a
%s e. % y Sss ss q 81 s
y Refs1snes required. For address apply 4 XaisOn
rsIvATE FAMILY HAVING xoRE ROOMS IONS. I'LL Rda1s
adjoining either separate with closet gas and use Of
ss q 81 s2 y s .;sa
ST. srsokbn
AN ExcEILEsr orroRrusIrI 70 SECURE rIsss
sSs & sS IN leigh ssa
furnished in seoa style with every convenience ApOy at
pH =
su r. and also ss some p s, RS%s 70 dispose Of Gail
AN ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON sE.
Wiling pay Hbeyay; only persons house which
Ia unescepuonsby located all the modern improve
FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS sIFGLg OR EN- SUITE,
sSseth ses near sosaHav " nx o n o
Rooms 'N '-'N
n.,r.-- ..,-7-r ooc-n--,, 1o-,s,, -.-r-,
A iii he modern improvements having more rooms than
siie. ssss gentlemen inquire NO. 10 seventh avenue
AND HIS wgE oss osrAs 9o4np
YIN sas1n me sPS sGss
-, - :. -. - -
"A ss Snt Room FOR two single s.ns%en also ssoDs
ian Bedroom class house West Tssaiy ioarh
iien
A issl p;va.s family; WIN mics tar
sSs Where no other bosrds are sn
s sed 70, Lady SDy
No Ann street = '''> = '0''N : -
yrEucu ppTvITr g.v,I,y u1aA1sr wpoIp
large sesosa aoSr fqrnshsa has sSO no, And cold
nshed Rooms with or without Board House frat class
Apply :. 40 ro1r,n street, lo.On pAe I1e-
A COED hoard in small fsmis; nodein house, newly
Furnished On moderate terms Apply at 50 Thirty sixth
----s - = =
DO genera Is s rate cox wasss
and coed city references be given desired Cali
sr % ON 81 o ON
floor Terms mcaerats Pleasant locality Apply a. % Eas
E.leen.n snee.. -------
SEKfLL M Ss, AID SIFE 9R Two SINGLE GEN
somely fafnhed suit Of Rooms a.o small soam for
rs Ia e ma sree ne class
LADY AID GENrIpMAN CAN BE AocovNo
dated l., Win one . or T H ppea Furnished Il, Rooms With
third street, Dc. xeen lerings-n and third avenues
A rRIyATE FAMILY. LIVING IN BEDFORD,
e , 6SSpAHh. mouI ,aAe rev gentlemen ap nsa wives
on The coed story 81 So Fulton and South ferry
country combined County milk and homemade bread
se;ond cottage from Marcy References gwen
: ppTy1Tr r1v7Iv WIZ IpT er1r nv NV
ANN Room. - o mET ss or ELE
desrea I've nou.e eoa ans AL me 1ern I'm.
@ eines f esSpe Az hso"abo Snpv n ~ @
At - COTTAGE PLACE; BETWEEN BLEECKER AND
seneman car be sccmmoas.ed With psiisi Boas On
ppIv.rr r1vIIv ~ pvooUYyN eIy 11yrryc
M PIE az, s ~ n ~ J sM s;sH
Win t o
ssT 9a 1o eda sd
near the logn.s,n ---
A FAMILY WILL LET FEW PLEASANT FuR
bach Psor ae a mHaefn
aSI 1.e E.nS TEN: %G T;ss,s 70 10 Thirty
NV ss - ors " o ,s On ea b. AM
she assss ialssSsS Rooms Without Ga.
AN ENGLISH FAMILY Is DESTROYS OF LIFTING A
si sS sSG Or s2ss no
CARD--A FAMILY HAVING TAKEN THE CON.
doors from sieecker, wD let two large Rooms
men gentlemen and wives Gss bath, &c
BOARD DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
~ and their ives ora couple Of si9ge gentlemen, with
good Board land OF bsth) in small family where
pleasures Of hone be enjoyed Apply al Iss Clinton
street, near Grand street
PoARD,-wANrED, BY 4 GENTLEMAN, IN
ss 'se s% ag pSa5 Srass. and dinner
s ssn ra location sGsfsns Houses ncea
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COTTON EOT1CE-0REAT BARGAINs-A LARGE
and desirable of desert ton Of Second
Hand hous hold Furniture will be sold panic prices for
two days. at No 10 Clinton place. near Broadway New and
second hand Carpets Pier and other Mors rosewood Par
Tor and chamber Suits embracing everything necessary
gente eli families; fine Hair Mattresses Beds aud Bedding
Dining Room Butte In oak and walnut large Bookcases &c
short the assortment win be found TO embrace an the most
us, " anu 1T n.y. or ana VIZ pe
above goods will find II TO their peculiar advantage to call and
examine for themselves before going auction purchasing
elsewhete Door oRen from IA. d. to7P. NJ
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AUCTION NoTICB-M DOuGHyy, AuCTJoNEER,
room Nssaau street. Household Furniture Carpets rose.
weod and Psrcr sui, covered N hair cloth and
dess Gas Pendants and Brackets gilt frame Pier 0assea
DR. osing Bureaus; Washstands Bedaeads Hair
Mattresses aydrobes Lounges, Parasses; also
wood Piano, which win be found worthy the attention Of
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A uCrroN SALOON MONDAY MORNING. kAY
"A "a, 81 ii O'CLOCK the private redcnce 125 Wavsley
p.cs The en,ire Furnsre ooss:as q octave
consisting Of SO a Arm Chair, Reception cpd
four medallion back Chairs do, covered In harcoh
EteeeIe rosewood Centre and f~ fables, Mirrors Turkish
Arm Chars OIL Paintings, Tete ateea Sofas Arm Chairs,
Bookcaze hair spring Mattresses Clocks Brussels and
Ingrsin Carpes China 4as and silyerwne: Extension
%shos.ny Chars Holsters Pillows nsnksta shes shaaes
Furniture, all of which viii be sold hhest bidder
without reserve Sale 70 commence At ii O'Clock.
N. Il, HARRISON AuctIoneer
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IHDwARD sCHENCK AUCTICNEER
IL NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, WAGONS
AND HARNESS.

BY e. +. n. bCbENCk, on Monday, 9th ns., az
O'Clock at their sslesrooms Nos l66 and I broadway the
following Carriages, al OF which VIII be sold without
serveCne extension top Barouche city made, but little
used; open Csleche ctv made six seat Rocka~ay
Carriage two light K0ckaways Two elegant tn
ter fea Jrotpg Wagons hight Skeleton Wagon light TOP
and road Wagons, double and Single Harness. &c, a.
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4 UCTIoN. N011Cz-CnoCKEnY, GLASS, cHIN4
a and Fancy Goods also the stock Of retailer, by j.
n. BARTLETf. Aucionser Absolute aAle OF large Cat
loguc in lots for rstaers for eash delivery Come
cash buyers spd see bargains 1ucsdsy, May M d V
O'Clock, q 28l Pearl street. - 4. ~, - r.
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MUSICAL.

"A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A Panofoyte FOR sale Richly carved leg. and fpl
son piss lined viii ssnwoc cyesrang ss inAd With
fny gnaranised for three besn In pse bat
md Cover Also elegant Drawing Room Suit $50
SL3o inquire - 70 West Twenty srth street. 6rth
GUITAR AND eINGIN0--NAPOLEON W. GOULD,
~ Emtafisf, enables BIS pupils 10 few esGcns
PAM songs and play effectively the admired compost
ona Address ~ fourih Just Arranged for the
guitar, The Southern Reuesa rFfTF fNVTt .rarT~
r 1GHE BHADBURr,s fsitw ,r n
~ New scale, Overstrnng BAss,
u -. Patent Insuloed, fun Trarne,
GRAND AND sQuARx PfAHor rms, l1i Brpome street,
what everybody be Everybody tkey
are we best; nereiore they n usi be the ees, = =
WAR PRICE FOR NJ PIAyo-r VILE MAKE
most sny sacrMce for ready essh FOR one Of bs beet
rosewood ever syur Ptanox Wsthsut
inrther description call At SO Hrh street. Brooklyn Coat
$s7f, Yrice now Slg; ainosy ntw 100 = Al
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a keeping VIII dspcse o. q private sale AL their ParIor
Chamber md Dining ynecm rurnit1re 81 great sacrifice
cost 70 for $2s tas9S,2c stoe - Covert Psror suit
Bedsteads WashstAadA cold reosoo4 e9st 32, for o0O
Bsds ing Ac Furniture al made 70 order for the pre-
pets order Inquire q 70 West Twenty sixth street. nsaI
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CALvN r. HAzBN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Oscoths hatiips-, RugA Ac, at auction rnesdsy May
y ~ O'Clock The entire Stock OF the whoeese and real
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HuAEsn. &c,

Ship Sardinia Pendeon from Liverpool via Tybee and
for ny ork, May IL at Pm, about miles Of Charleston
Bar.
West.
Bari Fannie Hamilton wsss, hence Marsees May 10
lat 40 81, Ion II TO-
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UILLIAM ABBOTT AuCrONEER WILL SELL, ON
Wednesday 10Th stant ct i0 O'clock 80 Broome
street. the Bowery the furniture Of three atoy house.
consisting part elegant Velvet Three ply and grain
Csspats Sofas Ie.s iesss Lounges Centre and oher
Other Bureaus; mahogany ard gill oval frAme Looking
Glasses; quantity Of best quality OF ced hair Mattresses
and good Feather Beds Bed Quilts Linen Bheets Mante
Ornaments, Plated Wsre Cutlery and other articles TOO
merous 70 mention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

NEv oRKs Mhrcn -.
The Quaker City, from Havana. Monday
has arrived. Much excitement existed q
Havana on the subject Of the annexation Of
San Domingo to Spain. Il seems that the
system Of Spanish emigration has been CO.
ing on In that Island, tho emigrsnts being
instructed. when the proper time arrived. 70
hois, the Spanish fsg end invoke The Protee-
sion Of Spain.
This wss done a the 18th. much 70 the
OF the blacks and nstives.--
When the news reached Havana. the fFiesse
Blanca. fully armed, with large number Of
regular troops, was dispatched. sailing o.
the 23d. Two screw fsigs.es will soon fol-
low, with Eve thousand regulars.
A large naval and military force Of Ten
thousand 10 said TO b on the way from Spain
II 10 stated that Hsyi will soon share ths
same fate q Domingo. with the consent o
Of FRANCE. Il j. said that million Of dol
lars is en- route from Spain to cid the metal
lie circulation Of the island.
4 General Mirsmon, who arrived on III
Quaker City. 10 said 70 Be 60 route TO Spain
10 urge the scquisision Of Mexico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO I'LL
Pleasant Combs, Jack Combs and Cole
Burton were arrested yesterday for an
assault and battery with intent to kill
one Joshua Burton. in Hall township.
The writ was sued ont before Esq.
Connolly. on affidavit made by Milton
Burton. a brother Of one Of the ac-
cused, who states that the parties went
10 the house Of Josh Burton On the
night Of the ed inst, and said they
were going to kill him, and after scar
ing all the other inmates Of the house
out. threw him on the bed and castra
ted and beat him, and then left. He
Law there for some time, and got NJ
and went out. since which nothing has
been seen Of him, and a still darker
crime is suspected. The defendant
charge that the mayhem was commit
ted on a friend OF theirs and that Bur
ton has run off to escape the conse
quences. The parties are to have
preliminary trial before Esq Conueil
to-day.
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JASPER SPRING FIGnTs.-Another
set-to Of the Spring meetings came oil
On the Public Square last Friday. be-
tween one Jack Combs and Cole Bur
ton. This was contest for gladiato-
rial honor-each one claiming to be
the best man. The contest was cut
short by interference Of the bystand-
ers. but not until the liquor the com
battants had drank had proved itself
master Of both, and wool enough had
been pulled to make each Of their
heads sore. IL not start q hair clotl
mandatory. Burton's style Of dress
Or rather undress-for the fight wai
strictly a Ia Prize Ring, viz: naked (
the waist. They were arrested ant
tried for an afiray, before Esq. Alex
ander, and both sent to jail--Bprtol
for four days and Combs for five:
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sheriff = sale.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that BY virtue
~ Of decree of sale. issued from the Of
fee OF the clerk or The Dubois Common
Pleas Court, and 10 me directed, l will Of
e. for sale st publ auction 10 tie highest
bidder, for cash in hand, At the door Of the
court house IL Jasper. on
SATURDAY, April Goth. 1861.
between the hours prescribed BY Law, the
rents and profits for seven years Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated IN Du'
bois county, to-~it:
A part OF the souih-w est / 81 the south
east 4 or section SO, town ?. south rsngs
west, bounded % foIlows: Beginning % tpe
southeast corner o: said lot OF land; tbs nee
running west 20 rods, thence moth s rods,
thence northeast 10 the north end o. GER
tain levy; thence northeast 20 Anderson
river the ace up said river 10 the north and
south limo dividing said tract from the south
esjt or southeast 1 Of said section 36
Ishsncs south on said line 10 the place Of BE-
ginning: and also the northwest ! Of th'
norlh.esss l Of section !. town 3. south Q
range 3 west.
And on failure 10 reslise tho full amour
Of principal. interest and cost called for b
raid executions will q The same time on
place and 10 like msnler, sell the lee eimpl
or said real estate.
j Taken Ia execution ss the properly Of RI
i ov Fslknor, Mary Ann felknor, add isss
Newton, q the suit 81 John Wilson and
lStsrbird, on foreclosure Of mortgage.
JOHN wKiKEI.s Sheriff =. 2.
april 3, 1S61-3s. 80 "
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WAsHlEcToE. March ~
The Confederation newspaper hss recsiv-
ed : d'spstch thss For, Sum'er wss evscu-
sied to-day
The Tfibuns's Washington correspcn.
deace says: Osders were sent on the l4'h
inst. 20 land the -four hundred sroops On
board tho Brooklyn end reinforce Fort
Piekens. t. intelligence II the exsp'ion
Of the order hiss yet reached The GOVERN
msns, 40 al communications BY mail and
telegraph are Gu, of BY the S'cessionis's.
The cores pondens also states that orders
we're sent ten days ago to retsin : portion
Of tho dispersed troops in Tsxss, sub.sct
10 the order Of Governor Houston. 10 re:
pressing any attempt 10 ove.shrow. The State
authority. Further intelligence IRON thai
Quarter was looked for sxiously.
No action was aiken on the proposition Il
submit the San Juan dispuse 10 arbitration
This subject goes over ill next session. con
tray 20 execution.
\ No orders have been issusl, or will be .
present to iand troops 1t Fort Pickens. an
staten en,s tn that effect are untrue.
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From Texas.
GALvEsros,

GALvEsTou. March 20
The Convention las elected Ford Colo
mel, aud Baylor Lieutenant Colonel Of the
regimr Of Ringers who are 10 serve twelve
months on the frontier. This regiment - IN
addition to the one ordered BY Secretary
Walker
On the 2-a inst, Al Austin. Governor
Houston and III. II smilfon. delivered speech
6. in which they violently denounced The
Convention. the Coniedersey and their Con-
stitusicn.
Ga the 23i the Convention. in G ;a.a;'iss
OF the Whole Ior debate, scopted the IN.
s'isution slmost un animcu-iy.
On engrossing the Ordinance the vote wn'
nearly una nimcus.
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Missouri Legislature.

81. LOUIS, March %.
The Committee on Fedarol relations 10
the House, yesterday, exported the following
joint resolution. which passed. Ga agsinst AZ;
Resolved. That il u inexpedient for the
General Assembly otake any steps for call
ing . National CNnver'ion, 10 prop ,sr
amendments 10 the Constitution, No recon-
me ended by the State Convention ?,
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HIt seems BY an advertisement
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of
the Southern Confcderacy that no por.
ton Of the loan ef S15, 900, 900, an
thorized by the Montgomery Conven'
ton. has yet been taken. That Off
Ger gives notice that one-third Of thu
amount will be offered to the public
on the 18th Of the ensuing month. Z
be issued in sums ranging from SO
to $1,000.
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Co,,xry PooR FARM The Com
,,;ss;oners at their special session last
week for the. purchase Of q farm Tor
m ASYLUM for the paupers Of the coun-
~ had several offers to choose rom.
Mr Andrew Hochgcsong offered his
farm OF l20 acres for l.ioo; Mr.. =,
Buchart 40 acres at - 900. or l3o
acres al $500: b. Il. Edmonston
80 acres. Subject 10 life dowerl az
g. 600; NJ. B. Dillcn 2i0 acres at
$4,000: Adam Bichler 30 acres at
81 900: Matthias Merker So. acres at
$3.50: D. Erny 120 acres AZ s..oou'
and Chris Witcher 50, acres tincum-
hereby at $500. The Commissioners
visited each of the farms, and finally
purchased Mr.. Hochgesong's at 81
400. This farm il nearly in the cen
ter Of the county, and is the same
which the Board offered 81 6oV fo'
last year: barring the fact Of bsing Q
little worn it is an excellent farm,
The Commissioners then lft onf 9
contract for building. which was ia
ken by John Bnchart at $500. Ih'
fact that Mr.. Buchart is to do th'
work is a sufficient guarantee that y
will be yell and speedily done
The contract for taking the iarn
and keeping the paupers for q term :, 2
three years. was then sold at puoil'
auction, and bid of at 81 IL cents
week to be paid nv the county for eacl
paupcr to Mr.. Philip steringer' VIII
takes possession OF the farm immed'
ately. and gets the paupers in June.
So the poor asylum j. now iairi
under way, and those who come Q
the county after June, will have
work as much as they are able. w
think this is good move, and will r
lievc the county OF the expense
keeping able bodied paupcrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

1.-THE extra session Of the u. 3.
Senate adjourned last Thursday, after
confirming over four hundred Of PEGS
ident Lincoln's appointments. Among
the appointments were those pf Mr..
David g. Rose as u. s. Marshal for
Indiana, vice English, and some ops
else as Chief Justice Of Nebraska
SO Mr.. Niblack was soon rotated
out Of Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

DTThe Washington correspondent
OF the New York Herald states that
the Administrations will not treat with
the Southern Commissioners, except
ms private gentlemen. They will turn
them over to the next Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

0TThe correspondent Of tho n. Y. Ex
press ssys there are on file Tor Pos'mss'e'-
ships over 40 applications from coored eit
izsns Of Massachusetts. X will thus be
seen that they are contracting 10 IN sPpaI-
ling extent The vices Of their white breth
rem Cincinnati ysassite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

TAll the Abolition papers and
speakers in the country, says the Lou
isyille Courier. and ell the sympathi-
GERS with Abolitionism. and all the en-
emiea Of the South of low and high
degree, have rrated and canted and
shed bypocritical tears over the con-
duct Of Mr.. FLOYD, while lie was a
member Of Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet;
and through the smoke thes raised
and from the clamor they made, thon-
sands Of honest men have been made
believe that this gentleman did steal
$50 900, or 100000 or S6.000,00t
(they are not certain which) that his
accusers thought they. should havs
had distributed among them.
Mr.. Floyd was prosecuted, indicted
arraigned before the Courts Of hi
country. His enemies were indefati
gable in hunting up evidence agains
him. Congressional Committees vast
ed more money than he was accuses
|of having lost to the Government i
TRYING to make out case. 1t was i
vain. So they were compelled to &C
knowledge their weakness, and stan'
self condemned before the world
1.-THE other day q nolle prosequi wa
-entered, in each case against him. an
1.-THE prosecution openly and publicl
abandoned.
But the fact will never be told b
! the Abolition Republican papers
their readers. They slandered ma
!. who never injured them, and they wi
J not make the amendc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

Carl ScHraz PROVIDED FoR.-Carl
Schurz has been appointed Minister
to Spain, Cassius Nj. Clay resignine
for that purpose. Clay goes to Rus
STA. Schurz's pertinacity has, there
fore. gained the day over Stewards
Opposition.