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TEA InRACCn Nr

TX eli. AND HALF Gil. HYSON, II. y.
80 H., and oolong Teas, III bu. Tobacco,
% case do extra ia Jumps, 1000 gro. fine cutd Z,
and smoking do. HERRICk 4 MILES
Nov %. dNvtt
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TRUSSES.

A kINpS FOR MALE AND FEMALE, IN
~ Guiding the late Improvement for 'als by
IlIE0. 4. PECk,
dANti Ucgler in Tushunou
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] A r E D HOL T,
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE.

IS HUdson Street, Albany.
Constantly on hand Oak and hcmIock Sole
heather, French and Amcrjcan CAR SKINS,
Innings, Bindings, Morocco, Lasts, and
Boot Trees Shoe Mokcrs Tools and Find
ings 81 al kinds, mholcsalc and ratniL
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How to SleeD Warm,

20 TO LfMAN's and buy pair Of those nice
~ all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets. md if
you have got a horse, a good horse, KINDER" buy
one of those good horse blankets,-they all
cheaper than wood coal, and certainly more du-
rable. Don't forgetft the CORNER STORE.
Dec s. ddwtf
LNRESH CAMPHENE-by the Barrel and at re-
= dGw tail by TIIE0. A. PECK.
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To the Ladies' +,

UsT Received atthe BEE -IlINHauothcr Carton
~ Of those elegant French wool De LANES, also
Cashmercs and Gold Medal do also splendid
Line Of French Mcrinos French Grapes, "a style
Of dres. goods , elegant Line Of plain, changsa-
bic plaid stripes, and rich Brocadc dress silks and
pure Satins great variety of long and square
Brocha, Cashmere, Thibet, Mcrino and Wooden
shawl, silk Wrappers. MeriHo Wrappers and
Drawers, Scaris, EnbreideTiss, &c, sc.
Narc anon. y. PECk. JR.
oct, .. lEW'f
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STONE WARE.

~ IC1iOLS & BOYNTON HAVING PURCHASED
Of Ballard Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, src now ready to furnish merchants and
others at short notice, every description Of Stone
Ware. NICHOLS BOYNTON.
Burlington, July /, 1854. ddwtf
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| HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE CITIES
achoicc assortment of Groceries, which | hop,,
my Customers will call aud purchase, and allow mo
far poti. for cannot afford to sell al cost or keen
them long on hand.
J. 5. PIERCE.
Church Sreet,}
May -, 1854. dSwtr
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Ee. &. DAVIS Il Co.,

Manufacture nj and IVholetoie Dealers IN
X T. A ID Y VI A DE CT OTHIN
Importers and Jobbcrs of Cloths Cassimcros Vests
ings and Trimmings. A large assortment Of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale ON the most liberal terms. MGR
chants arc invited to- call and cxrminc our ,toct.
Nos. J dHd EtchoHgc. 4 baHy.
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,
DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods at Wholesale,

The undersigned are receiving direct from
Europe, large imporations of Dry Goods, ombrac-
ing many new and beautiful styles. Also, very
general and desirable stock of American Goods all
OF which they prepared to offer to the trade on
the most favorable terms. Particular attention
given to Cloths, Cassimer,s, Nesings and Tailoring
Goods generally. An examination of our Stock by
Merchants and Merchant Taylors is solicited
A. NJ. 4 W. N. STRONG,
Importers and JobJcrs, Broadnay, Albany.
A. NJ. Strong VIM. N. Strong. T. J. Strong
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III horoscopes, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI.
- Cal. Instruments, Gold and Silver Braid.
rlstoi' Gold Cuf Pins, Fishing Reels and Baskets,
uod bracelets, Sleavc Buttons, STUDS, and lots Of
Jewelry, received by
BRINSMAID, BROTHER 4 co.
July 4, 1854. dSwts
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Notice.
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
CarDctinUS

UNNAMED IN OUR SIX SALES ROOMS,
At the Corner of Hanover q Elm Streets.
n order to insure an immediate sale Of the whole
] Stock, we shall sell at the following reduced
prices, viz
II cents per yard for Hemp carpets. As cents per
yard for good Linen carpets. 30 cents per yard for
Ingram carpets, ga cents per yard for Union car
pets. As cents per yard for super. Union carpets
% cents per yard or wopy carpets. - to CO ccuts
per yard for Extra Fine carpets. 10 to IS cents per
yard for suporhne carpets. 20 to 90 cents per yard
tor kiddermnster carpets, % To ll2l cents per yard
tor Superfne English carpets. Three-Ply Carpets at
great reduction. - to / q cents per yard To-
Bru',cl. Tapestry. comprising beautiful aud modern
.tyle' OF English and American manufacture. IL.
10 lo2 cent. ioI splendid Velvet Tapestry carpot--
the usual prices If which S2.2i, and upwards.
rs cent, per yard fnr elegant Wilton carpcts-th"
usual prices Of which are ~, and upward,
Also, many styles of high-cost Tapestry and Vet
vet Carpets Of superior English manufacture, which
account n their high finish and beautiful quail
ty, are seldom imported to this country, will he '"d
Mt the same pricr II m ordinary article
Also, all our Paintel Canvass Carpcts-cmbrncin,
the largest assortment to he found in the city--o
sheet OH Cloths, - feet wide ~ the narrower
widths, nt the same reduced prices.
Also, Bookings, Crumb Cloths, stair esrpet., Tcl,
tlugs Bur., Mats and all articles usually found in
FIRST class Carpet Warehouse.
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e.tSItI LIGHT y

Light lMHT,!
iSA BONES CANDLES.
tcV SO DO Sporrn do 10 boxs. colored do.
30 hhls. Winter hisached WhaleOil
casts do Do Pure Sperm.
HERRlCk MILES.
Nov, ~. ddwtf
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French Glass, Sash and Pntty.
Domcstics.

.~OIblC . tlCS-
Cnln YDs, BROWN COTTONS, COARSE,
'V'I'| 1000 yds. fine
1000 yls. brown DriliHgS.
1000 Z" shifting stripes,
1900 " Cation Flanmels.
5uO Ticking
900 " Red Wool Flnnnel.
80 - yellow
1000 q" Cassimores, Satincts aud Tvseds
Batting, Carpet WARP, Cotton Yarn. Wishing,
Irvine, SC, for sale cheap at the Corner Store,
LNMAN'S.
Nov. II, 1893. ddwtf
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nnn Eos "EAGLf' NAILS Also
wv Axe, shot l.cad, Powder. aud sl,ty ils,
iusi received Wy HERRIrk * Mills
ANo,. - l,vt.
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Gentlemens Shawls.

UST received by Express, n large lot Of Gentle
mons Shawl', at TURKS Clothing Store, No
, Bank block,
Nov. g. dlrt,
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Shoulder Braces.

D E1pa ndcr and Suspender combined. benef
cal to the Atooprg Figure and Contracted Ch'I, TO
sale at (dIwtD THEO. A. PECK'S
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SOAP,

vWO SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES, IRON
the celebrated Mandatory If Woodward a
Brown; ono, a beautiful CGrrCd Gaze. Just received
and now to bo sccn,t RUST'S Music Store
Burlington, May L. dkwtf
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HAIR ERADICATOE Tor removing .uperfu-
GUS hair from the face, neck I'd arms, without
injury to the skn, For sale TT THO. A. PECK'S
Dec. i. dIvti
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A Card to the Ladies.

A Card to the Ladies.
nR. nj PONCO'S F-,nch P,riodieal tiolde- P'Hs,
~ nfallihe in removing stoppages OF irregu-
laritics Of the mcnscs. These Pills nothing
u %, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America, with unparalel
ed success in every case and he i, urged by many
thousand ladies, who have used them, to make the
Pills Public, Tor the alienation Of those suferip
from any egullritcs whatever a. well as to pre-
vent rcgnancy to those ladies whose health will
permit an increase of family. Pregnant females.
or those surprising themselves so, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant, the pro
pr,tor assumes responsibility after the sbo- cad
morition, although their mildne's would pi event
any mischief to health otherwise these Pill. are
rec mmendrd. ru' ruS ''plcit ii-sctior- srcorr
psuv each boz
pcice - 90 per boz
GEo. ". AlLEN, Nhoe,slo .o0 R'tsll Agent
tor Bulin ston, Niuooski Falls, Milton, NilIiston
Hrucshmch and Richmond, To- whom all orders must
be cent by cuc, ing ~ 90, the Pills vii be sent
by mail.
General Agent. for Rutland ard Vicinity Of Rut
land, FONDA NORRIS. puggi,ts.
oct. lN5t. ddwly
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L'LANoRlNu EXTRACTS Fresh of all kinds,
and Of incest quality. For sale by
THEO. A PECK
Dec. Is. dIutt
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ladies Embroidered sEGIes.

ISL rr'"ivrdbv E,po-. this m'ruiueut
~ hy'."l, I-pS itt IAMAN~
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India Rubber Goods.

M every descriptions, kept constantly ON han!
~ by b. TURK, No Bank Block, NortI
side Of the square.
Nov. 6. dSgtr
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- To effect clo,ior out sale ii will be seen by
reference to GU Ii Of price, that We oor 'tocl
~ much lower prices than t,Icr' have ever bcfore
been sold ia hi. country
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also other speealaons BY you IN Lands o. ths Ter
tory apparrnty 10 sioation d acts 81 Coness and
rEA'seis q tlfs deFasmtEs ~ fs sa.hsIs8ssa 10
how consls1shuy pitn hs rrtctcEs q AIS s1s a
The present oci relation the Territory 81 yourself u
Of either u the other gentlemen named continue unless
ne impressions which resi- upon his mind shall 10
moved BY satisfactory explanations
The President will however b glad receive and con-
slider any explanations which you may desire make ia
regard 70 The character aud extent Of the transactions
above referred To- and particularly The matters spoken Of
N the letter Of e. W Clarke Indian agent dated May 1855
aud addressed 20 the superintendent Of Indian affairs for
kansas, copy Of which forwarded you Easton
on the 5th instant
am sir very respectfully, your 0tcdient servant
W. l. MARCY
Hon. A. II. REEnEs, care Of John Cochran,
Surveyor, &C. City Of New York
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NEW 0RLg&ssIn spite Of the hard times and the prev
aeDce o. the cholera the New Orleans Pcayune INDUCES
iis readers with the following cheerful paragraph
Notwithstanding still further depetiOns we are
not MI gone yet bur make very good show upon oc
casions The number Of residents AZ the hotels s yet very
respectable and have frequent dfopplngs ia By the
dow steamboats, from the region and the con-
guous States Our shopping streets By no means az
serted as yet ~ srol through Canal Charities and Roy
streets In tbs cool hours OF the morning and evening
viii lbundanty convince the looktr-en Still, beyond
doubt well settled downo the est, bshenk
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THE DAILY UNION

any pecuniary interest IL them requested h 10 reduce
bis explanations and statements TO writiac end In ~
turn pledged ms self upon receiving them make certain
CONCESSIONS having motive desire % injustice 20
any while acting in the discharge Of my public duties
otherwise. lie did not however comply with my
quest and declined e disturb The report which bad
In respect 10 yourself will frankly state that with the
admissions Of your letter before have not ar
you concerned fetracons concessions make
What merely matter Of inference conertuFe ii my
report Of January last your cDuson with Others ia
the purchase Of afbeed lands you boldly admit in your
letter u defence or rather of attack and throw
yourself upon the country for the vuaieAon Of the pro-
prety u your conduct So far regards the value OF
these and the fairness o the consideration which
yourself and associates agreed 70 pay therefor the public
Judge between assertions aud the conflicting
dence responsible and dsnteresed officers Of the Indian
department residing ia the Territory 20 which have be-
fore adyered accompanying my report to the Secretary
of the Interior,
IL owing TO their high official positions there was iude
cacy and improperly In the executive and judicial ocer;
of the Territory in participating sonvrsancers aud wit
ncsse in the attempted purchase 0 these habreed lands
that indecacy is rendered skngly manifest by your
confession that for convenience sake the deeds were
made the parties whilst the others equally inter
esed grantees acted witnesses Should the coatn-
gency arise when the Indian reseryee shall have
alternative left but TO submit the arbitnment Of his
rights under the contracts to tribunal thus interested
and thus constituted he might find himself in the predca
ment Of the lamb in the fable
In relation 10 the singular proposition for "a compact
between us by which il shall be agreed that given
contingency ranspre by the first OF October next the
President shall OF have TO remark that
have bargains make and certainly Of this char
aeter The power OF removal well Of appointment
vested in the President and that it is neithei
consistent with my position respectful TO the President
entertain your proposition. Were TO do however
with proiert OF the communication 10 which am now
replying, and the other testimony in the Indian office
might safely rest the
AS | in the habit of publishing in the newspa
pers the day the official correspondence Of this Office
leave you the pleasure Of giving this communities
ton to the public
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
GEO W. MANYPENNY,
I Commissioner.
/ His Excellency A. H. REEDER,
Governor Of Kansas Territory, now at Easton, Pa
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air. compae that If you shall before the rst day Of DC
tober next make good these eh.pts 70 the satisfaction
u the Ps~sdea he shall a, ne trora oihce
aud ii you Gal, the penalty shall be n'eted out
10 voc You have sOwn miserable peseeSs, ine1e9-
sable ceumny broadcast The Union, and now So
licit challenge defy you y this test u there = a
spark Of marines In your composition you win not
shrink from IA deairp goad you 10 ms acceptance
Office In my estimation is Of little value reputation y
priceless and NY only fear that ron VIII decline his oner
based upon cogen evidence That Jour estimate Of
tl.se commodities Is ia an inverse ratio 10 mine.
shall make this letter public, aud await your early re-
PLY addresssd Easton Pennsylvania express the hope
acceptance refusal Of my proposal without amy evasion
Of the point creation Of issues viii make no
other issne and into discussion with you until
this disposed Of and your reply II published by
yourself viii be published by me.
Respectfully, &C.,
A. II, REEpER
"a. 49,
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WASHINGTON, D. G, June is 1876

10 The Eiitor Of tie Union
In ganeng the correspondence which appears the
Union Of yesterday between Mr. H. A. Wise and committee
Of the democratic party Of this city observe several typo
graphical in the letter Of Mr. Wise which maeri-
ally alter T not actually Destroy the of what heau
thor does say that deem |, important to beg that you
viii republsh the letter corrected below and oblige
Very respectfully, your oeedent servant,
ALEX. y. p. GARNETT
In speaking of our city Mr., Wise says You have now
large growing, intelligent, and weathg mot
healthy city population Referring, in the para
graph to the efforts of the know nothng organization in
this city influence the result Of the late political
in Virginia he says Your eHissariea your MONEY! yoar
types felt In the late Virginia election and the
emissares Of the societies their money their types
&c, the Union has it. Further on instead Of give the
State up prescription il should be- gve the country Up
to prescription &c.
The noticed in the above occurred in trnseribpg
the letter and not the result Of careessness the
part of the composition.
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w. \. Marcy, Esg, 70 Governor Rsoa,r.
DEPARTMENT or STATE
Washington, June ii, 1855
Sfn an directed by the President 70 inform you that
with re Developments before him in reference 10 purchases
q Kansas habreed reservations made b YOU Ia the Ter-
rory Of kansas and in which you state Judges John
son and Elmore o. the supreme Of the Territory and
Mr. isaas the district attorney participated and in refer
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His Excellency A. IL REEDER,
Governor Of Kansas Territory, at Easton, Pa
nor Rsedsr to President Pierce.
Westport 2. O, No, February II, Il

SHAWNEE MISSION, X. t.
Westport Z. O., No. February ~ 1855.
Sin: The object of this communication is TO make
charges Of grave character against Mr. Geo. W Clarke
Indian agent residing in this Territory and which, if true
w as suppose require his removal from office BY the
return of of the persons appointed to take the census
of the Territory learn that number Of white men have
entered upon the lands Of the halbreed Knsss Indians
that thirteen cabins have been there erected by hem in
which they reside and chat they have commenced the
ton OF steam saw for the purpose OF cutting up the
timber Mr. Clarke Is the agent Of the Kansas tribe and
resides the opposite side III the river from these lands
aud within sight and hearing Of their operations These
men, learn from reliable authority went nron those
lands three four months ago by the permissol not
the invitation of Mr. Clarke and during that time have
remained there with his knowledge and conniyance and
without the OF the Indians One of the claims las
they called) which marked out on these lands
made informed BY the hrotheT-in-aw OF Mr..
Clarke young and single man, who resides with Mr. G.,
aud is under bis control Before these took posses
son M Clarke advised them not erect costly dwellings,
but cheap ones 10 avoid loss in they com
PEELED leave admitting at the lime that he knew the
land to belong to the kansa. Indians.
Again: charge upon the information Of the United
States district attorney that in November last the said G.
W Clarke holding the ime appointment under the
governmens pf the United States attempted TO defy and
the law aad authority Of the United States by
gagng and asking others engage in the organization
OF provisional government ia this Territory to supesede
the territorial officers OF the United States
ask that Mr. Clarke be notified Of these charges and
required state in writing whether he admits denies
them and il the facts charged considered cause Of
removal from Office and he should deny them viii prove
the charges be true his denial Of them to be wul
alsehood and shall ask that bis Office shall be filed with
another incumbent who shall have regard for the it-
teres conhded his of his official cbl
cations and respect for the authority Of tue govern
ment of which he is part
am very truly, your obedient servant
To his Exoellency FRANKLIN PIERCE
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Co. Resasr : v y. Msre,, -

NkA loRAs June 10, 1898.
SIR Your letter of the nth p0stmarked tho l2th was
handed between and eleven o'clock last night after
had made all my arrangements to leave FOR Kansas six
o'clock this morning
could not remain az home reply fully 60 the commn-
ncaton without gross neglect Of my Official duties aud ID
Is equally clear that cannot give the grave matters il
contains the deliberate reply which they require while
am ca route day and night Nothing left nv, therefore
bat to proceed to the Territory aud reply your
nieation there wrote the President yesterday frou
Easton and must express my regret that your eommuno-
ton was not made At earlier day.
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant
a. III REEDER
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Hon. W L. NANCY,
Secretary Of State, Washington.
Aaorny Gsnal Gushing 10 hs Goraey and associate jas
tiees q Kansas Territory.
ATTORNEY GRSERALs oFgIcE

June IA 1858,
SIR am directed by the President inform you that
in letter from Governor Reeder of the Territory OF Nam
sas 10 the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs which his
enon has been called by letter OF g. W. Clarke Indian
agent addressed 10 the superintendent OF Indian affairs for
Kansas OF the sh ult Governor Reeder makes the follow
ing observation regarding certain for the pur
chase Of lands of Kansas hal;-breed reserves:
These contracts were, for convenience sake, made in
the of Judge Johnston although il wen under
stood that Judge Fillmore Colonel Isaaes and myself
equally interested
These transactions being apparently IN violation OF acts 81
Congress aud OF regulations Of the departments the Pros
dent feels embarrassed to how consistently with his
convictions of duty be allow the present official rela
tons to the Territory Of yourself Of either OF the other
gentlemen named, to continue unless The Impressions
which rest upon his mind shall be removed by sas
factory explanations
He wil however be glad to receive and consider any
explanation which you may desire make 10 regard TO
the character and extent Of the transactions question
have the honor TO be, respectfully,
&. CUSHING.
One copy TO Hon Sanders W Johnson associate justice
supreme court Kansas Territory.
One copy Hon. Rush Elmore associate justice supreme
court Kansas Territory.
One copy to Andrew saaes, esq United States attor
ney Kansas Territory.
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Col. a. CUNNING,
Superintendent Indian Affairs, ST. Louis, No


Geo W. Clark. Esq, 70 Col A. Cumming,
PorTAwAFoMfE AoRscY, X r,
January 10, 1855.
SIN party Of white men have settled upon The half
breed kaw lands Immediately opposite this agency They
have taken foursectious and built house each quar-
ter and sixteen cabins in the face in open de-
nance Of ne as the agent and the department which rep
resent
These justify themselves upon the ground that they
believe the owners dead and the lands revert 10 the
United States Now, Want TO know il these lands an
Indian reseryation within my agency Ii they are
the intercourse law and the regulations of the department
require that should proceed TO these insers but
as have received ntipation from the department
IT'S views on the Subject | do not know how 70
The settlement Of these men IN my immediate neighbor
hood an imputation on my official character Il makes
the IMPRESSION that have either eneonraged or require
the fruness 10 perform my duty ready perform
my duty when know IT, If can learn heyiews Of The
department my course shall conform to Them.
am perfectly willing that these lands OF such question
able character not in my agency; bar Il they are
hope he department win with authority act de-
csivey. The settlers in this Territory losing ali
pec ior the Indian department. aud ere long all its an-
before IT,
Please advise At early day the course should
adopt
| have the honor to be your obedieut servant
GEO w. CLARKE,
Indian Agent
Superintendent Indian Affairs, ST. Louis, No.
George q Whasag, Esg, 70 Coz Resder
DErARrnEsr OF TINS INTERIOR
Washington June 5, 1855
SR In the absence Of the Secretary Of the Interior
have laid before the President the reply Of George
Clarke Indian agent in Kansas Territory 10 the charges
preferred against him In your letter Of the 2Tth Of Febru-
airy last dated Al Weport Missouri and pursuant 10 his
direction now have the honor to enclose YOU A cops OF
that reply and TO Aid that copies of the letters referred 70
therein viii be forwarded 20 you If yon desire H.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedieht servant
gro q WHITING
Acting Secretary.
His Eroelency A. H. RKRpKn
Governor Of Kansas Territory, Easton, Penn
". 4. Marcy, Esq, 70 Governor Rsoasr.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington June III, 1855
SIN am directed by the President 10 inform you that
vain re developments before him ID reference purchases