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1 la. The time something new can be seen I
II the Cheap Jowe!ry Store Of s. I. Little in
tho way Of
Cola, Silver and Plated Ware; Carbuncles
GarIot, Lava, Coral, Comeo, and Jet Sets.
WATCHES Of all the celebrated makers in
the world. The American Watch which Tor
time keeping and durability cannot be surpas-
sci
CL0CKS-h fuli assortment of day and
so hour Clocks always on hand.
SPECTA CLES.-This branch will receive my
special attention. as the sight is Of more value
than silver ~ g,ll.
Pocket and Table Cutlery Of the best manu-
facture, 200 different patterns.
ny Watches, Clocks and Lewclry repaired,
with nnntness and dispatch, at the sign of the
Big Watch, Baltimore Street, nenr the Railroad,
Cumberland, Ma. Oct. 5, sci.
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4 s.S;ss1Aw a WE'LL, oNTnE CAUSE AND
.4A--A~W CURE of Spermatorrhoa, Con-
sumption, Mental and Physical Debility, Ner-
vousncss, Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition of the
Body; Lassitude; Weakness of the Limbs and
the Back; Indispositon, and Incapacity for
Study and Labor; Dullness of Apprehen sion;
Loss of Memory; Aversion to Society; Love Of
Solitude; Timidty; Self Distrust; Dizziness;
Headache; Affections of the Eyes; Pimples on
the Face; Involuntary Emissions, and Sexual
Incapucity; tho Consequences of Youthful In
discretion, &C., &c.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often self afflicted, evils
may be removed without medicine and without
dangerous surgical operations, and should be
read by every youth and every man in the lend.
Sent under SEAL 10 any address, in Il plain,
sealed envelope, on tho receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by addressing
Dr. CHAS. J. c. KLINE, II Bowery New
York. Post Office box 4,5S6.
March 10. ISL IN.
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STIMULATING ONCUEN 7
For the Whiskers and Hair.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens Of tho United States, that they
have obtained the Agency for, and are now en- =
nbled to offer to the American public the above
Justly celebrated and world renowned urticlc.
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The Stimulating Onguent

is prepared By DR.. C. =. Bellrgham, an emf
nent physician Of London, and is warranted t
bring thick set Of
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INIIGORATOR.

FOR R RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi.
nal color without dyelhg, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS, and curing
! it, when tlere Is the least particIe OIL Vltai1-
ty or recuperatlve energy remalnlng.
| FOR aEMoElNG 5Cu hf and OANDhu 'aha
all cutanoous affections Of the scalp.
/ FOR BEAUIltf!NG The HAIR, llhparIlnS 10
itan ufogual!ed loss ana ofl1Hahey, MAKING
itsoft and silky IN It's texture and causing 1t
The cur great c celebrity and the increasing de-
mand for this unequnlled preparation, convince
| the proprietor that one trial i. only necessary
| to satisfy u discerning public OF its superior
qualities over amy other preparation ut present
in use. 1t cleGnses The head and scalp from
! dandrng and other c"toheo"o diseases, cause.-the
hair to grow luXuriahtly, and gives rich ,&ot,
! glossy and flexible appearance, and also where
the hair is looscnine and thinning, ii vii! give
strength and vigor to the roots, and restore the
growth to those parts which have become bald,
causing it to yield tre"h core'i"g q hair.
There are hundreds oi LADIES anu gentlemen
in New Y ork who have mad their hair restored
by the use OF this lnyigorat'r. when all other
preparations had f"iiea l., NJ; 9as in his pos
s:S; .'; ':s: 9i1:
;m'y Xxx r " ,o cbnncd ~,
cnInr tLamsc nrtLc Tnviyorntnr will Win cer.
toirty re,,,rc II to jty o,jSj,rl tyc living tio
da ~, ,,,oss,, anroororcc A,a ra+f;imo rnr thc
tniIot orJ -. In;r Restorative n i, rarticnIarly
socln mnu ih bavin an f
and the great facilities II .ii0rds in dressing he
can be dressed in any required form 50 as to
hence the great demand forit by the inH'es as
without, ms the price places it within the reach
yin IL / "oc ~ 4 ~,
Miller would call the attention of Parents
c''yes v,bero ia chiIdrcns' Iruir incjipes 70 he
:; e L e : e.; nc; ss
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List OF Letters

= EMA INtNG IN the Cumbcrlrnl Post Once,
AeSrptrmb'r ,'G2. Persons calling for these let
tot, must say ;hry were advertised, otherwise
thcy nay not receive them.
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.lIrdaY. Goth day of September.

$50, att o'clock, n. M, at the Court House
or OF Allegany county, in the City OF Cum
,-'aed, the tracts and parcels of Land herein
e. ,rth, or so much thereof as may be neces-
IS to pay the taxes and lawful charges due
! -eon.
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AJOTICE is hereby given to all whom
7 it may concern, that in pursuance OF nm
n order of the County Commissioners for Al
ts-any County, Mary passed on the 18th
d Of July, 1862, and by virtue of the powers
7s3led in me by law, will sell at public Sale,
kr-t,e hirhesi bidder for Cash. on
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II that tract Of land called Republic, CON
ing 1913 acres, except the part OF SAID 'rac,
i to Patrick Murdoch, and the part awarded
William Schley by aroltrators between
, and Joseph Anderson and Josias Penning-
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COUGHS and Colds affecting TroGps.

VIII be speedily relieved and elPectually cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention to the Directions which
are attached TO each Fot or Box.
Sick Ne -dacbes and Want of Appetite, Incl
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Jerry Cowlos. Joseph B. Var
mum. WiIl.nln II. Asplnwalil.
Clnulius Edward iiahicht, ia
cob Post Giraud Foster. George
c. Satcrlon, non residents, 4
the widow and heir at law Of
Gcorse Staup and others, resi-
dents.
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NOTICE 10 hereby gwen. that tho under.
~ signed, Cosonsrof Dubois county. on
the l2sh day of March. a.. ~ 1862. sum.
sno0rd competent jury 20 hold On inqu.st
on the body Of one WiIlism Tharp, found
aesd IN Hsrb'son township. Dubois county.
Ind'sns; sid William Thsrp vas about Eve
iret seven inches high, heavy buili, Of me.
dun aizs, candy complexion snd toI-rsbly
lair SKIN. After due examination made, tho
verdict of the Jury was. that hs cane 10
his ocsth from the excessive u-e Of insoxica-
ling drinks. There vas no money o. oshsr
vsIusbles found upon his person.
Given under my hand,
this 26sh day Of March,
1862.
CHARLES KRAUS, Coroner.
March rs, l662-3w
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u me system Of relief % The families
= soldiers 10 LsPorss county Aas been sos
quoted ou : different principle IRON chat o.
other counties. The money paid h eossid.
e !. g en- sdvanes 70 the solder. ssd che
o'ssufsios agent y authorised 70 sssslvs IRON
ne % .o'u'sr 81 amounts that sss paid back.
re 80 report shows that Of $1,000 paid
oss' 500 hss been paid back. Where col.
o'ers asvs died o. bssu killed a. order 4
Pssssd y the County Bosrd ssnsslliss sbs
shssgs sgsinss them.
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IHDrASAPoLis. March 30 -Genessi Buel
has sssumed commend Of our forces, and !,
lss' sdvices vas within fifteen miles d
Beaursgsrd - Cornith. Mississippi. Gen,
Ounons r !" command q Nashville, much
70 his casgnn. saa
Mosssns rebel cavalry captured snoshsr
train On The Louisville and Nashville rail.
road on Friday last. Col. Cosrsn Pope, Of
Kentucky. ives taken prisoner with 1 few
other Federal officers. The locomotive ~.
run into ditch and the cars destroyed.
rssson Bsownlow is expected here this
week. The Inequalities or the State have
been rendered him. AainA
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SHERlFFS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that by virtue Of
H. an execution issued from the oiTics Of ,hs
clerk Of Ilubcis Com. Peas Court 4 nj 10 =
directed, will offer fos sale a. rubJ,c sre.
ton TO the highest bidder, Tor cash h hand
~ The door Of the conrt house in the ,oso
81 Jasper, on a FtrrT
SATURDAY. April 20 1859.
between the hours prescribed bv law. The
rents aud profits for seven years, Of she fol.
loving described real estate. situssed In Du.
bUis county, fo.wii:
The south west quarter, OF The south.es.t
qosrseT. and the forth vest quarter. OF Tho
80 'h.esst quarter, ell Of section number
u4 fourteen. 10 township number (2) two.
sou.h Of range number (6) elk wsst; con.
taining eighty acres.
And on failure 70 realize the full amount
Of principal interest and cost called for bv
paid execution, ! will q the ssms time snd
sIsce and 10 like manner, cell the fee elm.
pie Of said zeal estate.
Taken IN execution % the psopessv Of
stephen Md. Miller end Adam Miller. 4,
ne sais Of Union Bethel and Robert r.
Roberts.
Said sale will be made wishoss asv relief
shs'evcr from sslustion or spprsismsnt
avs.
John wEIYEL. Sheriff d. c.
Isaac 3. Moore, su'y Tor prG
Aprn2 lse2-3w &C 90
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~ The Liverpool Times, On Euslish
Journal friendly 70 The Unised States. Il -.
fsring soshs late speech Of Minister Adams.
- Washisgses's Birthday. makss ,hs fol.
loving remark 10 reference % The unsassu.
cate contest among ourselves:
The Struggle q sbout 70 commence !.
ssrses'' 900 must terminate between March
ass asy. 1.-THE North en- nos
sas1sssss the South IN this brief tins, which
nvssy unlikely, i i slmOss morally certain
49, 'ns PEI European Powers viii step 10 end
propose ssrms Of peace. in mercy q a.
ae'sh'ss operatives Of England and France.
s sss = 81 sct q real hunsaisy to shs con-
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GEEERAr SHIELDs.-Aciing Mai. Genera
Shields, the hero Of Winchester, Il : nativ,
Of Tyrone county. Irslssd, where hs ~.
born 10 1910. He came 10 shis country !,
the age Of IS, and settled q Kasksskia, hi.
nois. 10 1892. He wss soon elected 10 the
Legislature. and 10 1899 made State A udi.
tor. HE legal ssssinnsnss were more than
respectable. IN lel5 hs wse appointed
Commissioner Of the General Land OHice
end removed to Washington City. On the
breaking ont Of the Mex'can war he wss
appointed Brigsdier General or voIuuteers.
snd distinguished himself q Vera Cruz and
Cssro Gordo. 10 the lstser battle 10 wss
shee through the body With ! copper ball,
and . supposed. morsslly wounded. h..
however. recovered perfect health. In|
August l046 Be wss bssvsted Mi General
Of . 8. volunteers. From ls49 70 1855 he
80 6enstor from Illinois. and il 1858 wssI
returned 70 the same Office from Minnesota
Gen. Shields hsviog drawn the short term.
b he'd 70 vscsss HE seat 10 1859, and. no,
securing : reelection, he wsas further
West into CALIFORNIA;. From HE rs,isemeo,
b was sgsin brought out BY the prssen,
wsr, having been appointed By Congress IL
bhgsdiss General with commission dstip
rom August ~. 1861.
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Arrival Of Gensral Fremont.

Gen. and Madame Fremont reached hi,
e.'y Yesterday morning. snd stopped At the
M'Lurs House. Gen. Fremont i accom-.
panied by portion Of HE sssh. including
Msj' zssyoni N. Duaks, 3. Glyka and al.
bert Tracy. We ere not advised a. %
whether The General sill make his head.
qesrssrs permanently ssshis point. Wheel.
Ing Intelligencss. 29sh inst.
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A GARD TO THEPUBIIc

l hereby notify the readers Of II.
Jasper Courier, that | have nsv.,
been . candidate for any Office in II.
county OF Dubois, nor do l desire i
De, and that my name has been uss,
10 tho jasper Courier without m,
4. q. CONNEIIy
April 2, 1862.
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WAsHIxcroH. March 26.-Ths foIIowin,
dispatch from General shIsIds's 10 Senate,
Rice. dated se-dsy q winchs sser. 49, y.
eslvsd 70 the ssnsts this afternoon. 'ah
On ne morning Of the 2Sd my commend
1000 o. 5000 strong. wss attacked pe,,
me place ~ Jackson With 4 regiments q
infantry snd % Irish battalion 40 r.soo
esvs'ry and % piecss o. artillery. Amer !
severe night The sssny wss put 10 eohpless
'ouss' Leaving behind Two pieces 81 ssas 81 /,
'ous cs'soos end : large number Il suslI
'rsns :. end sbouooo prisoners. Or Iss Z
80 Killed and 800 wssassd. The sssm,s
oss y 800 killed asd 200 wounded.
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RErr RsED. Nearly all the recruits
from this county for the SD regiment,
who went with Capt. Smoot, have
returned, alleging that the Capt. was
drunk for two days, and did not take
the necessary steps to provide subsis-
tence for his men. Better 90 next
time with men from your own county.
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1--we are indebted to that clever
volunteer. George w. Hill. for copy
Of the Nashville "Patriot," Of last
Wednesday. Its advertising columns
indicate but . small business doing ia
that once Furnishing city.
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uETf'1e READY TO LEAvs.-LetseY from
ns.eee s'sse that JsG. Davis, within ne
Pass slx sssks. has had : large AMOUNT -
money deposited IN the banks q thst .ci,v
- sn's y reliable, is would sssm % Ind;csse
.na' t6c rebel chishsin 4 looking forvssd
q - cary "immlgvatioa movement. 80
= sne'ng % DC "vaIusbies'' IN advancs.
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1--WE notice BY the dispatches
that at last . number Of Indianians
have been appointed Brigadiers, and
among the number Coils. Kimball,
veatch and Hovey from this part Of
the State. Better late than never.
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FROM warrington.
WAsnis0ron. March 25.-A pspsr he
been eircolsset and sigaed ID nearly oil sh
De0cerstic membees Of Congress end b,
;. Ssns>os Csslils, having ia View The ssllyini
oIof tho Democrats party end convention
In this city 1t On early dsy. 10 give direction
10 its future movemenls.
i Advices received from Fortress Monroe
ere quite concjusive that lhs Mernmsc n
cut Of the nv dock. Esd psoposes to run on,
whenever she chooses.
i The Monitor ID on hand.
The Worries dispatch ssys:
The main body Of the rebel amy can
not Levery fss distant ~ II IL known that
scouting parties have been discovered with.
10 the past twenty four houss but Z short
ldlasance from Msnsssas Junction.
Appearances Indicate that tho enemv sre
strongly fortified behind the line Of the
~~ /,
WAsHiScroH March 29.-The Prssidsn,
placed q Minister Csmerons disposal n
fr'sa'e 70 convey HIM % Europe. bu, he has
declined the courtesy.
Il i said that Secretary Stanton author.
lied Judge Th,mas' report from Bos,cn 10,
say that 80 soon az officers Of rank could be
convened without injury to The service, Gen.
Stone shall be tried BY cour, martial.
The Union .roops advanced yesterday 10.
On the rebel outF osts beyond Wsssen,on
Junction, driving the enemy. estimated At
II !, - 49, vs." s'one ne hns o. The
A - 49," '''' ''''os'' me Union troops
u e"..' "'a"n' s"a sfs pushing a. :
" ~ e-""s 'eoe's . rapidly % cir
m.'"oe' W. ahow.
'k.sp" "'es 'o''ow me advancing
''"'' '"' o''Se' ~ established from DAY tod
-. lt
80 '""s'''a"'' . rfeoesscssoorg are 10 =
49, 'o"''e'n'"on'exPec''"e ." immediate I"
- -" ~ o"lo" 1ooPa Many are 4
s WIN 'ne'' enec'a I.
80 Ape''so mere Inst inc rebels will L
!" 80" 'o"'.o' n'cnmono' between which o.
80 ~ ''eos''cxsoufg "sy VIII give bat :,
.l ffaf i
~ ~" -" schooner ron Bs"'mosel q
e"' Up 'ne hsppanannock, having on board so
large quantity OF stores and clothing for g
e rebel troops.
: ne i'mess Dispatch says: "a
me resident to-day nominated General sIs
''"".0s' Mso. General Of volunteers. ?"
80 '"e ne'o - oece. O.,
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1.-THE Treasurer, Clerk, Auditor.
and Deputy, and several citizens Of
this county, have gone to Petersburg
this week. as witnesses and parties in
the suit against Col. b. Il. Elmonston
for alleged defalcation while county
clerk. The case was sent to the Pike
Circuit Court by q change OF venue.
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A LIST u !stiers remaining in The Pos,.
~ office. % Jsspsr. Dubois county. ina
which 4 not called Zoe be(ors tho III a. :,
June. 1869. will be sent 10 the Dead Leu,
Once. a. Warrington CITY. u. G..
nnoesson' Thomas G,lbSsaih. Benz
anderson. Wm Hope. Adam
O'r' samuel W Houston, Jsmea
Case, Visa Mise Btllev. Frsde,,.L
Conrad. Philip Shoemaker. Kes.h
CaP'nef' Les Wucher, Michael
Finck. III E.
Aoril 2. 1862 JOAN MANN. pm
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vALuAntE Csws.-A lady Of Now Alb.0,
has two cows from which, in The pa, Va,
s6s has realized one hundsed and eight,
doIlsrs, from The sale Of milk and butt,
slone. These are what may BE- Justly called
valuable cows.
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COURT NOTICE.

COUkT NOTICE.
State o. Indi.ns, Dubois County, %:
10 the Common Pleas Couu u Dubois Go !.
Msy Term 1862.
james 9. Newton sdmr #fA
! l y :. Z a A'"' oqI lk1a sua'N
Richard Arms. isw WFTw
samuel Arms II -
RE III KNOWN, that On the 10sh dsv
- o. March. In the year 1862, tho sbove
named plaintiff. bv his Attorney. filed IL
The Office Of the Clerk 81 Com9os Pjess
ccuss be complaint sgsinst ssid dsfssdssss,
. me above Untitled esuss, together With en-
.fndavit Of . compessSt person, that said
leiendsntss Richard Arms, Samuel Arms.
rhurso Cooper, Naomi BarIo, Roxina Pol.
'on, Nancy }. Poison end Elizabeth Arms
,re net residents Of the State 81 Indisna.
3sid defendants Gre therefore, hereby noti-
led ofgthe filing end psndency Of ssid com.
'isins Against them, and that unIew they
ppesr and answer Of demur thereto. q The
aIling Of said cause o. The secooj dsv -
20 next term u ssid Court, % 10 beRun
nd held g The Court House In jasper. on
~ fret Monday 10 Nay. next, ssij com.
lains, and the matters end thiaes ihsssjN
ontainsd and alleged, will b heard and
esermincd In their sbsencN.
HENRY 4 HOLTHAUS, G. or. o.
=. SMfzH. alt'v tos ppfF. a'Nf
March 10. 1662-3w fB 90
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90 ladisns. during the year 1861. for u.
'ui'ion Of sbom $1,000 children, .xp.s.
ded something less than ssa5,0oO ia rsmu.
nsrstion Of teachers. an
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SURVEY N0FiCE-

NOTICE . hereby given that I vim no.
: coed With The County Susvsyor n IN.
pos county, On The 25th day Or AprIl.
1854, 70 run the limos end determine 'ahe
ooundsries Of Sec. S6, Tswn. 3. sovsh e
range 6 wesL . NV ,~~F I,
The iasesmsdisss lines vii s)so - nm "a
y corners thereof es'ssIishsd. Anpsssons
:. -- 80 -.y.
March 10, 166c-3w.
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y a : r + Il :

,uTTlle news this week Is cheerinQ
Eastern Florida has been evacuatet
by the rebels, and the citixens hav,
held meetings asking the protection o
our troops, repndiating the action o
the rebels, declaring that Florida new
er would have seeded il the ordi-
nance had been submitted to q vote al
the people, and heartily endorsing the
old Union. We are glad that little
Florida is coming to her senses, and
the sooner the other States follow suit
the better for them. The Potomac ar
myis again in motion, and We may
hear Of q desperate conflict on the
Rsppahannock at any time. A large
battle is almost momentarily expected
also At Corinth, Miss, between the
forces Of Buell. and Beauregarl, who
were ut last accounts but fifteen miles
apart, with armies estimated by some
TO number $50. 900 each. AtIsland
No. 10 the bombardment still contin-
nes, without much apparent effect. |.
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calnmn;es have been circulated all over Europe
about this side, by newspaper correspondent: from
Paris This sort Of thing cannot be done IN our
newspapers. No! no! But for the European press
it il an odous abominable organization OF calumny
ICries of That col That's 30! Get rrGi! Cs"
rrat from innocent members and others In inc
Hou,el l say nothing of the public documents
bearing on the money side, lately laid before Tue
British Parliament, for do not wish to discuss I'm
Qsh matters herel But let see what this Jecker
Affair is, Mirnmon who, il must be confessed, was
as bad as Juarez approving laughter IN the House
made and grabbed money when and how ne couiu.
He got money OF the Jecker banking house don
know how much, for which be gave bonds 10 tne
amount of $4,000, 600 francs. Well, Juarez agreed
TO recognize these bonds, that much know
Read your document in proof, eried NJ; juice
Fayre from the Opposition bench. "DontT cried
numerous voices.
az, han't y continues Billaut. "Take my word Tor
it, if Miramon went into this scoundrelism OF Jeeher
20 did Juarez. None Of our Government ioiKs nave
dabbled in il. Innocent fellow-cllnens, bowe'ur,
have invested in il. Their claims VIII De proper!
cared for; and 60 don't say any more about that.
"As to accepting our pay from Juarez now, guafan'
teed by the United States Government, OF course We
sbpIl rot. England will not take her pay on sucn
gnorentv. The guaranty itself ls' guaranteed BY
mortgage to the United States Of certain territories
of Mexico. We have reason TO hope that the wash
inoton Government itself will not approve that
mortgage treaty. ho,,
4" In conclusion, alone, slItc dih's; Wis'
we are still ON the best Of terms have deserted ne
we 20 on conquering and to conquer, till we reach
Mexico the capital preside over popular Tree eiec'
ton of next form Of Government; indemnify our
selves on the pecuniary aide; ylDdica,e our wrongs
on the other side and them if newly free-elected
Government can't sustain itself, come away and let
Mexico 20 the devil"
You will notice that of tie expenses, re-eniorce-
ments, and other immediate probabilities OF the
Mexican expedition i'll its actual and Imminent
phases Minister Billaut says absolutely nothing.
The conjecturing public, AZ yon must imagine, does
not Observe his Excellency's reticence on these
points. Your correspondent, for this bout, will
renarking only that some change OF plan, Tor some
cause or other seems TO have taken place within the
past very few days. Not more than fO00 troops, IL
il now believed, will this month"; and they go
no further most of them, than Martinique, where
they will lie in camp a-sesscning. The grand re-
endorsements to be forwarded 20 80 to arrive IN
convenient numbers, at convenient intervals, at
Vera Cruz in the next Autumn, after the worst heats
and dangers OF fever are past.