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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

hO3SE, CART, AND HARNESS il offered for
H sale-He is a fne draugbt horse ard 20 d for
10 iault He 10 six years Cd. III be sold with the
hors-, cart, aud harness. which il good order and
warranted perfect. Address - II r. at this Office
mar 2l-3t%
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
.cy,c,Es Fak TaE STAR.


Psr=oEs III B.iIIN0R. wishing to subscribe -or The
Esiis Esenihs .Sdr, can have il delivered to them
on tie evening al Gs issue, by faithful carriers BY
leaving tteir nav.es at the store OF GATHERS
BRO, corner ot HOLIDAY and Baltimore streets
al WILMINGTON, DBL, z. 8. r.. BUTLER, INA
Market street. viii attend to the delivery oil the Sfz
AtPHrLAoELPHIA, j. T. BATES, af the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies of the &ar early
on the morning after its issue.
AT PORTSMOUTH AND NoRFoLx, Va, r. G. STA
PIES No "a High street, Portsmouth, il prepared 10
serve TIE Star regularly To all who may wish il.
AtAsSaPoLis, NM, NORMAN LESLIE viii act
Agent for The delivery Of the Sur on the evening
OF its issue. -..r .-...
Al RicHNosp, Va, JAMES R. HOLBROOK,
Franklin street, few doors above the Exchange
Hstei, prepared furnish The Star to subscribers
early every iEoTning after IL. issue.
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A CARD.

I'Hs ladies Of Washington and vicinity are in.
I formed that on Friday next an opening II
Millinery GSeds will take place over the store Il
daxwell, Sesrs COLLIE, en- 7th street. n a the sv-
niue, consisting in part Of the following 1T ces,
viz:
Mourning and full DRESS Caps
French Heaidrssses, Bonnet Flowers &C.
Also, new style Of half hdkfs. and Cape
KANE DAYLY,
mar 2l-3t Of Nes York.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

Ns/n ~ = " - EsI1s-- pIut tbu EO0 tlhll-
~ elled Wat.h, with long lady's chain. aud
brooch of the same ma erial hay- teen stolen -
he watch has coat cf arms anameled on one 81 2.
Ard tie initials "a x" on the o.her. The brooch
hcars the same G. q. of arms on it, sarfacs Astte
thief caunot dispose Of thss trpke.s without eff.c.
ing the enaRelled arms and initials. aud thereby
essenipg thsr value materially, he is requested to
7eturn them when the above offered r ward will be
sent 20 any address in catei and no questions will
De asked. Address Box 22s. mar 2l-4ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
MORE NEW SILKS.

UTE are now opening another lot Of
w Rich plaid and striped French SPng Silks
Rich Brocade and plain colored do
% pieces rich Lustre black Silks, very cheap
large and splendid stock Of White Goods
Black Bombazines, Alpacas
Mousselines, Bareges, Lawns, and
A complete stock Of Mourning Goois.
e-I ALSO
A new stock Of white Embrti Tered and plsiu
Grape Shswls, ranging from SO to 500.
Small figured Mousselipe and Cashmere Shawls,
adapted to the present season
- Observe, that all goods sold ut our ests blsl-
nsnt are warranted to prove a. represented
MAXWELL, SEARS, q Colby
7th street, three doors north Of Pa ave.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
NOTICE GEORGE W. MITCHELL AND
y jos. RkYNQLDS REAL LSrATE AGENTS

~ jos. REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND DEALERS, Office on It'll street between q and
H. have for sale between three and ur hun.lre
bui ding lots, comprising Of the most beautiful
SITES IN the city; together With houses OF every de
scripion, brick and frame, and farms in the counrg
In order to fsci ate the above business tbey
have taken out an Auction License, which will el
able them to fe! at public IS well private sale
FEEDS ard Deeds of Trust accurate PREPARED
srd Conseyancing in all its branches promptly at
t.nd To- 2Z-3.#
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NREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD AT HALL
" BROFHERs-We purchased last week at quo
tien in New York 500 pieces striped and Plsil silk
whic we can sell at least - per cent cheaper ihSn
any other house in the District.
We sr. opening also very extensive assortment
~ rarioas kinds Of Spring Goods. which We will sell
heap HALL A BROTHER
mar ot-eo3v
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RING BONNETS.

- FLOWERS AND EIBANnS.
Just received az SEED0S. 1ith Str et be,w.eu
emma avenue aad Z street. q large ot o. Boppets
Flowers, aud kibands, OF the choicest Mind, which
sill be sold at the lowest c. sh prices
Also, silk. Lawn, Grape, and every b ind Of Bonnet
made to orde- with neatnoss ard dispstcf.
N. B.-Gonnets bie2ched AID pressed in the hest
manner. 2l-Gtf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
The OLD STAND

{ DhNEK OF fay.ttc and 2nl stree {, Georgetown,
~ occupied 10y the late John A King, renewed
cvved, renovated and 20 he re OF ne on the LIST Of
april 1A54, IS Family Grocaly sore. The sub
rrih4r resi- ect.ully invites tie It eniion Of lis
'f1enis, neishbcr' ANA former yauols of tlp store.
nicely assorted stock of FAMILY GROCERIES
vhc'. he purposes tispcsir Of CT n reasonable
"ImS IT al 'iIn5s a. the marhe's will rllow A
uIrrer quality IF Liquor who a'e at wto--
lie pliT. Country Vreiure trade "a, raid TO
n customers 10y JOHN DAME
mar II lrn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

" The law of Illinois prohibits the
sale of liquors in less quantities than one
quart, but as the statute doe OF provide
for enforcing the renal'y for violation
Of the law, it VII probably Become in
opel alive. - 60 a arsi9 Aasd ia5 a.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

4 RARE CHANCE-Fbr a Tersgn scisttrg 10
"A commence Business I'll he sock AID fixtures OF
Fancy and Srati n"ry Store will lie sod low for
casn or psrt cash aud good PAPER for the balance
application is m de early Or the stock Of ropuIs,
Music on h nj. all kinds of Printing Cards ,:lrnk
Books, Toilet Articles, Stationery, will he sod
separately if ftir tffar Ia made Ii app lei for
sooa thes can b. obtained a. New York prices
sacfag cNsyla.nss Of freight. d.. The rro,r:eori
n " engaged IN another basincss. Address j. W al
this Office. usrol-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
PRIZE REEF

No. HOOVER wi exhibit on Saturday morning
~ next the 25ti instant, at his stalls in Ceutr
Market, some choice BEEF. TO wnici lie would in
wife his numerous friends and the public generally
to call and examine. His charge will be saresa5!e
10 the marx ct prices. mar :a-3t%
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
CTEwaRDsHIP of the Columbian

~ College.-ihis Office win be vscant in a few
lays, aad The Board OF Trustees de- ign To- f n with
>properly qualified person. II is well suited 20 an
Energetic, enterpr sing man, With a small family or
without iauiy. Application msv le made. initne-
lately, to the President If the College, or to wm
union, Esi In the city. mar 2l-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

{ y 4 l.
NV dicharging load Of rlilad, ia White
" Ask Goa.
Al|o. dsily -pecti- cargo OF very superior Red
tsh
". T.. WATERS 4 CO.
Office on the csrner of 9Th and { streets.
mar 21-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
BY K. N. STRATTON, Aucttoneer.

L H.f'1f III NJ NJ tt hrf-1JE We &C AUtllDH
L. On TUESDAY. March 2Sth. at o'clock, o. III
on the premises shall sell tina. two story. ta,..
mcnt and attic Brick Dwelling cJnsainng Ell b
room situated on Lot No. IS N Re ervat; on H. or
street north between and Sd III eft wes' thre
doors east OF he residence CT Hon. eeuator G win
The Lot contsns 4,32O square feet the DIV Hing !.
in excellent rel air and very desirable fer rivst,
re ,idence
Terms: One third cash; the residue in equal il
stalments At, SIX twelve, eighteen and twenty-f III
months, with IL trrcst, satisfactorily occurred.
Title iadisputable. Conveyancins at the expens,
Of pur chaser. mar PITS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

10 Iiis ship carpenters of New York
have resolved on Q strike for three dollars
edsy+j &c sal1u ID g9sbl sd7j l.r7 ss
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN wants situation in
"a Dry Goods Store for year. Roard the only
compensation required, thorough knowledge OF
The business is the only object Address ''E b n"
City Post Office, stating where Interview NAV h.
had. mar 2l-lt#
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

4 MANUAL FOR THE USE OF NOT ARIESPUB
"A Lie; comprising summary of the laws
bills Of exchange and of rromis 'ory notes both i:
Europe and the United states checks on banker
and sight bills, with approved forms OF p- test and
T. f.rences TO imp rita at leg i csions ada T. fa
the use OF notalies public and bs.k officers; by Ber
nard Rocker, A. NJ of the Boston bar
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
" SPRING STILES
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
WALL STEPHENS. Pennsylvania avenue le.
tween 9Th and 10th streets, next door to Iron Hail.
also three doors east of National Hote; yite cti-
zens and strangers to an examination of their rev
assortment of Spring Cloths and Cassimeres. White
and Colored Marseilles Silk, Satin and other Vest
lngs, embracing the finest assortment Of desirable
goods Tor the coming season that Offered
which we will make to order in the most superior
styles much cheaper than the usual city prices for
similar goods.
We therefore invite all purchasers wishing to cot
SUIT economy, to examine our present assortment
before making their selections.
Also, constantly on hand large assortment Of su-
perior ready-made Clothing for gentlemen and boys
OF all qualities which, for styles and elegance OF hn-
ish, cannot be equslled in this city.
mar 2l-f
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ID. W. EDMoNsTON. JR,
CITY EXPRESS

0Fce on h str, d, fIrO doors Leon Old FUev, UU
VIII prsci'e in the Courts Of the d., trct and IN.
aiJo:nlrG cput ties OF Nfreinfa mar 20 I'm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

RICHARD II. SMITH. GEORGE SMITH
~ ID. SMITH q co, Manufactures snt
NJ. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMpHENE. EFT IN
RIAL OIL, &c. No. "a 9. CALVERT STREET, Oh
posite Mater street, BALIIMoR1, Nd. AZ -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

WASHINGTON AND GEoRGEToWN
II EANkS Georgetown daily (Suu DAYS execptrd) .t
IL a m. snd IL O'Clock m Leaves va. hit g.on
It's a. m. and c'clock. p. m.
Packages, DC, left at any Of the stores on Bride
street, Grorg-towB. or Pennsylvania avenue Wa.b.
incton he called for AMI delivered With safety anl
dispatch. ] roGI-F
mar eft
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

II 81. WISER would respectfully inform ,b,ir
~ customers sud thu pubiic rsrerally that thy
are prepared 10 furnish thtm with BREsn BUNS
3lSCUIf. FRENCH ROLLS ard CAKE OF ,y-ry
description Orders promptly ATTENDED u.
Also for sale one bread wagon
Two very rive airy roons TOR rem, suitable f,r
genteman. rerlns mod.ra,e
mar l0-3t* 10th ttreet hrt reea end ?
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

G10 II 4 w A r. D.-strayed away from tie
plO subscriber, on Mon lay, the Goth in st two
rses-one an iron gr"y color, shout sixt en- hands
ti-h. and tour years old. TIE other bsy horse,
with three white feet and face, long tail ard main
and about six years old Tee finder will receive ht
above reward by leaving th.m with Edward Hall.
Centre Market Srace, or with
ADAM GRINDER,
Brickmater, New jersey avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

NyIRGINIUS TOBACCO
90 quarter and u whole boyes of this surer;or
braad, just received ard for sale by
mar 2l-1w b. j. sEMMES 4 BRO.
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ss- Smithsonian institution Lee.

lures.
% Monday and Wednesday evenings the 10Th and
I'd instant, by DIR. j. Lawrence Smith
On MONDAY evening, subject The gerc' al pr p
critics of the metals, potash and soda, with an a.
count of their applications to the arts Of glass and
soap making. &c
On WEDNESDAY evening, on the compr unds of
lime, alumina, and silica, with their applications.
On FRIDAY erening Rev. Dr. Butler will lecture
for the Young Mems Christian Asa citation
Doors open ct 1-lscture commence at TX.
mar 20-St
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INiVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Lost, on the even
l. ing OF the 10th instant, in going from the Ne
toDsl Hotel to G;uier's Ssoon par Of gold EYE
"LASsES. whoever will return the sam to the
office of the Matt nal Hotel will receive the shove
reward. mar oa-2t&
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

EHOUNO-A brown Setter Dog, with a white
mark in the { r.bead and white ut the tip Of
the tail The owner can get him by calling at Mr.
Btners shop, on Pennsytvaria avenue bet wecn It'll
and 18th streets, and paying for this advertisement
mar % Slx
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

NOR sALE-A negro Woman and Infant Child
Il The woman is accustomed to cook " ash, nd
IRON She is to BE- restricted to the III trict aud a.
joining counties. Address az y" at this Office
mar 22-iw*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

ITO CONTRACTORS situation
L asOv-rseer on public works. by q mau CT H..
dustrious habits, no can 10 welt recommended and
can bring some Of the beet workmen that can u
Fund. Address '.P N" at his office
mar Pile --a ISL. C. -.-..-- - ...
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-22

The cost Of Capt. Hunters Wheel to the U
$. Treasury.-A correspondent in Alexandria,
Va, commenting upon an article appearin:
some time since in the Star upon the subjce
Of the failures of IT, s. naval steamers, con
POUNDS naval steamers with other Government
steamers He, however, throws light upon tn,
the history of the four revenue marin
steamers, which were subsequently transferre,
20 the coast survey. The navy had nothing
to do with their construction. He says, how
ever -.-I b. ia,
In your valuable paper of yesterday
Wednesday, March IL, in statement concern
ing the several failures Of Government steam
els. four such failures are not mentioned, thOs,
If the McLane, Dallas, Spencer, and Bibh
the average costs OF which have been $50, 900
vf all four together 1860, 600; those of tn
previous failure of the Union having beer
Sll4.O00, and counting those Of the Allegheny
likewise at 500, 600 these six failures all mad.
with Capt. Hunters wheel, have cost the [
5. Government 1854 900. rod qsy .ert
1mlnigration.-The annual report from tn
State Department, which has been recently
communicated to Congress, contains a larg,
amount of valuable statistics, among which
are the subjoined lusa ,Gq..r.. ..'l a..
Arrivals in 1853 LIST quarter, Al, 1924; I'd do
135, $50; Sd do, 100, 1903; .4th do, Ill 1891
Males, $50 ,596; females l64, 48i-total, 400, III
Citizens of the United States who have bee,
abroad and returned: Males, 2s,572; females
3,562-total, 80, 134. bal d.
Total of arrivals Aliens, 400 III; citizens
32,I34-excess of aliens, 36S, 643.
From Ireland Males, Sc, 232; females, 76, "a!
total, 49,, 489. E*f 80. J 90
From Germany Males, S3,5le; females
57,l25-t0tal, 140, 635. ii
From England Males, l6,90s; females
l3, 445-total, 30 1853. go - -
Arrived at New York, 294 ,Sl8; Mt New Or
leans, 43,02S; at Boston, % s39; at Philadet
phia. 1921. Largest number I'd quarter
l35 $50. r., or, r--.t-., a. .f...
: In 1852 Total of arrivals 1876, 40, including
citizens. From ireland, 158, 462; Germany
l42, $40. .iet 3fis4si - St;5tl-t
In 1851 Total of arriyals--Aliens, 379 1928
citizens, o ,367-total, 408, 1913, From Grea
Britain, 270.64O; Germany, 1902,
lS53-Under Eve years Of age, 20 1853; undel
20 years Of age, $4,000. Isl e..
Merchants, 1902; mechanics, II, 1877; farm
su, 4s,4s2; laborsrs, 5000. ir4 1dI bies so'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

eoe;ume question Il "a no, justice 70 m az az LGi,c
nal nor dypifea ss 80 American citizen IN foreign
land to indulge in low nsinuatcns and vulgar anec,
dotes against his If he even has 'aas o, per-oha
character American citizens should make il point OF
delcaey IN the face Of other nations never to make
Themselves their echo. A question Of politics or pol
icy is legitimate sblect OF puec discussion or pub
NJ. cri,ic,n nut to charge Mr.. Mason with keeping
mistress az has been done ia the columns OF The Hr
aid only beges disgust and ,dgnation in the breasts
Of those who know him. 81 TIE Herald editors, in
repeating the ISLANDERS of tner correspondent sd not
Know the meaning Of the phrase which he uses, they
should pay little attention 20 the study OF tle slang
ussd by that sor. of persons. IL regard to the cor
vspordent Of The He'uld il will be only Sufficient 10
>now in order to appreciate the motives aad the val
Ne of hs communications, that he - Englishman,
an assistant pastor Of an English Episcopal church IN
this city who has seen the shores of AmericA
knows nothing about her institutions or her people,
ana has 30 syU.s'hy with them. The columns OF Inc
Herald are a #: place for the reception Of foreign
abuse 81 h0noraoie American citrrIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
DELIBERATE MURDER ~ FRiNhFORT-S1
ARREST of THE PERPETRATORS.

Shortly before / O'Clock yesterday morning. TWO men
named Robert Connaughan and Edward bogan' entered
the porter and lodging house OF William to"kes NO %
Frankfori-st, when they instantly ordered OUT 0!
Fowkes. BOgan turned 10 leave, when fowHes VINO
was nearly crazy from drink caught him b. the collar
with one hand and with the other discharged pistol at
him. the contents taking effect in the left side OF Began
neck killing him instantly. Fowkes then immediately
closed aud fastened The doors of his grocery and refused
admttance to the Policemen of the Fourth Ward. who
had been by the report of the pistol attracted TO the place
Mr. Bach one OF the Assistant Engineers OF the Fire De-
partment was passing the time OF the preparation Of
the murder and Immediately reported at the Police Sta
ton Tie reserve section, under Lieut. Willston, were
dispatched forthwith to the place and on reaching IT,
forced open the doors and secured several Of the
inmates whom they took to the Station House and locked
up Witnesses Search made through the house for
Fowkes but was until considerable time had elapsed
that he found with Geo. Newon secreted in =
closet the door Of which had to be broken open before he
could be secured. Under straw on the eor OF the
closet the police found three sols, OF which was
large horse pistol which had been discharged. The
poded pc cussion esp still upon the tube and appear
ed to have been recently exploded The other two were
small pocket pistols and both loaded and capped From
the tine the murder was committed unIi 3ocock the
ereaest excitement prevailed in the ncghborhood and
but tor the Interference of the police tle GROCERY would
have been demolished
The prisoner Fowkos locked up in cell and the
body of the MN dorod taken TO TIE same police
station to await Coroners inquisiton.
The deceased native of Ireland, - years OF ago
and has left siie and hree children rsding At No Il
Jacob-st. During the evening previous to The murder
Fowkes had been drinking pretty freely and was very
quarresome. He seemed TO be Grassy from drink and
swore that he would Kill one before he slept The
inmates of the groggery pad little attention to this threat
but before the close OF the night met with d refza
ton. Began the deceased, made resistance when he
attacked and making effort to leave when the
fatal shot took effect on bis person.
Corner Hilton yesterday afternoon held an inquest upon
the body of deceased when the evidence elected sustained
the above statement. There had been difficulty about
eight days previous the house OF Fowkes at which time
he severely beaten and il is thought That he was 10 be
again attacked, at the time the two men came in The
Jury rendered the following verdict THAT deceased
to his death by shot from pistol and that said
4" shot was wilully fred at deco0sed by VIM. Fowkes az
NO. Of FrankfoIt-st., the ID of July, 1884 Upon
the rendition of tie verdict the prisoner committed for
examination. The prisoner is EHsshman, IS years Of
age, and has also wife and two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS-BY ONE VINO HAS
BEEN THERE.
CoI.,sponjence OF The Troy Wing

/ ST. JOSEPH, NO., june -, 1854
have lust returned from tour in Nebraska
and Kansas aud hasten to drop you few lines in fulfill
ment of my promise.
Famiar as you certainly are with the excite nen Dor.
Der life yoa scarcely imagine the state OF things
only in this city but all along tho frontier hae. The rash
to California nothing 10 il. Camps formed, and
dottng oil the hills and valleys thousands
waiting the permit to cross. Large numbers have
ganized for mutual protection and defense and have
crossed the river and locating claims and stalking
farms. Trees blazed in every direction and even
much OF the choices. land is marked, and such
way tha. 1t would DO death, AZ least tar and ieath
'lers'' TO any who shall a..emp. 70 squat" on Z
when the territory is opened
have been with party maxi 2 extensive explorations
followed your advice both respec, to Of
outfit and travel and direction. There twelve Of rs
you suggested that would be sufficient well provided
with good pack mules aud provisions for weeks. We
started from Independence due west 20 The kansas River
then followed that stream 70 its dcbouchmcu IN ne Ms
sour rver thence northward the River turning up
each rilntary about twenty miles, until arrived It the
State Of Nebraska, up which travelled TO Grsnd leland
and Fort kearney. Having plenty OF time and cur opi
mails berg in Good cordon for had excellent grass
all the way, rode gu, on tho emgrsnt road far into
the buffalo country, and had glorious time hunting
them.
Tha. chimney. rock took me down" II 49, certainly
most astonishing curiosity. ] thought would never
get TO L. after caught sight o. H. Blu, what misera
bic cclntry ths. s. agrcul.uray considered after you
leave Fer. kcaroey, nothing absolutely nothing bui bar
zen, desert plains. Al, the fertile region found within
hundred mlc of the Missouri excep. along the narrow
- bottoms Of the streams.
The gTea. scarcity Of timber will keep great deal O..
good land from being settled for century At least
On the Kansas found some beautiful spots and lear
ing could 90 better we blazed OUT a large clam
or rho!e r.tc e(E together But afraid we may
nave trouble 10 keep IT, lere arc 30 many rushing ia from
Missouri They are fairly svarming and calculate GER
tain to have slavery in Kansas, and your Emigration
Company will haze to look sharp II they don. triumph
The oest land in this region Kansas though ws found
scmc sps ndid places in Nebraska.
We bla zed GU. another claim the mouth OF tho
Nieha the very spot you spako Of and as posi-
BILE going 10 dis de tse company and zach
lam until the proper time Of taking possession OF ehes
ne or the other perhaps both any OF fenIs JON
~. Yoa and your brohera must como aud join Ger
an. we have sscnsied for you each an equal chanoo
% como on. II you csnt his year. como neat, AL wo |
vi. have - settlement. q 8ho.o township a OAK o,n. |
rom what have am confident ihat th'rc
entered along this lirs no, less than trJ .hOgs.nd
migrants, solnc say sfy ,h0us7 T. tai lio-bl %.
Y1sr'-'f' " ChAtNAL !