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Housekeeping Articles.


subscriber public his
house rrn,sbus goods, which is rendered
complete in every department. cohs sung IN part or
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band plain r~ dinner and
of dinner and tea ~ de-
and with and without notices;
pitchers perfume bottles, card with large variety OF
decorate ensrre parof table, and
Iaov-sroNE CHINA.
Dinner, and toilet also, detached pieces large
stock of Edwaidsis latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American French such decanters fasons
liquors. bowls, eeeries, boles acat bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
IN prts Of 6fty-one dy,ree pieces; ALSO
ivory knives only and forks s'ess &C.
BLoCK-TIN GOODS.
Such a eng Dishes coffee urn
codeS pots tea pots, coffee tggns, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
such ms coe and urus sets spoons forks, caop
dshe pcner and fruit baskets, walters, Sc
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters trays, and plate sop Jars
DOT ubs, water cans, Sc
GAs FIXTURES.
FROM the Htctory Of Baker Philadelphia for sale
The mauafscturers' retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar Tps, gandoies and irons, brushes
hods, ladders door rnsn goods
eolk ng Requisites every description win
~ articles of and ornament mot deemed ne
asekeepers mud deciecIy ramine
stock aud They viii hss large assortment tE
sosd parcha ed 10 OF the east
cities
Goods delivered 10 OF the iy Ceorgeo~nh hts OF
Csalerues containing complete every
sale can be had on application al 'hs store -, ,,r,rp
NovIl-sawewf iron iiail.
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NCrICE.-Lost miscarried, bsng transmitted from ont
IN man Tesas Gen. Russ Wash nson ely warrant cef
Cnmmiss,oner
Pensions decessea, faher aud heir nf
Charles decreased o Captain Ms'shai company ais,
fMex,can The uoder,vnea heir and
deceased intends 10 ppt 10 the
FRA. n. DEMENT,.
NovpNRFp qi. ts5s
Dee "a -la0swt
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Posr oyuos DErAxrnKsr,
December ", 1855
for carving mails of the unsled The
po % lsss 10 ths Jaae ss, Inclusive following
D asnue.y received al The CONTRACT ONCE of Tho
p once Department, IN me eiiy y ~asnss..n, n.u o M
- on The 10 ins uoie hefe'n spo inod VIZ
~ e,or London, KY, by Laurel Bidgs, MsHaggu.s NH,
ezo saa ,nop Fiat Lick, Duiub~fiaad
yslaw Gre. L. cumb-riana Gap, tfsnn) fazewei, syc-
a,ro,, Jnarn IiiIi M station aud darhas fsny,
:, R,selyle ,siles and back three tiass week,
sbar.. coaches mont hs, and horseback lhs residue
"a thu
rssyr opson Monday, Wednesday, and Friday m
Ariy. al Russeyiie days sy u, ms
leave Kusse.s,ic Moassy, Wednesday, and Friday 2,
Arriye Al London days BY &, y.
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rHAUNCEy shRaINsss>. wsfch-msksr and Jeys-
No go Pennsylvania psde Browns Uo Wash
inaron, %. e.
Dee 5--d,iJan.
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kNvn1G w. NuuEtsI. Attorney aud Cou
ss Tinted sssres circuit
1, ~ Nour' oi Claims, No. ~ Wall York.
Ssrs ~ Hon = Sesoa Justice Urri
y fsh United -iaies scnera rofran
1Vn~ars untea states army VI Biair,
n. c'si, co, and Mslar Arnold uarrSs, washing
wv Oct l0-wFhsan3m
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DosHDISa Tive " furnished rooms for rent board
mss trret Union Row. rnd the immediate vicinity ef
Ofee.
Dec Ls-dsw
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TO Members OF Congress, and others.

oR REyra 6rst ciass furnished dwelling house. hu in the
with the cpnyenisnres of
recently snd
Apply PROMISES No 4o i3 between ard
or II nv nee. .. g. MILLER,
Dee z-du Corner Th street and Louisiana avenue.
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MAEAosRs, OrrIcx,
Baltimore, December l, 1855.
TUE Of the Maryland lotteries give
The filling of orders would
respectfully call the the following
liant schemes 10 be draws in December
Al tickets packages tickets, lotteries
authorized lhog uphed
t0re Of " r. X hRLEyN, General Agent Tor III. Contucto
hicn And aAeSyIoExr
Capital 465 900.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
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TREATISE on ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.
Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing ana Day school for Young Ladies, AGA T.
street, between 9th and 7th streets


beauty
grounds, city The
Madame nofmau, well known In this accomplished
OF resides The family af
fodng pupils facilities that
Circulars particulars
application o the principals tie bookstores.
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Nsv, g, d. CumHins, Wasflhgtun'
Rev. J. w. ffench,
r. D. GuIey, |"
Hon. W. w. sraion, q
y. X. FenGaii, ESQ,
Hon. J3mes A. Psasce, United States senator, Maryland
Hon. a. O. Brown g Mississippi.
Judge u. y, usis United States Supreme Couu.
IT. Rev Alcnzo Potter, bishop Of Peintyivania.
Et. Rev. G, z. Mcivaine, bishop OF Ohio.
Dec 4-endlw
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i,OH RtNr.A pstior fret foor very
Handsomely furnished two doors from Knksood heoss aud
o a 18th street, No. 5Ia.
Dec f3--d9w
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Price 81 paper, 81 IS bound TO be eudy few days.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC is flied with matter Of the greatest
every fullest
the United
Of particular aiso, relating
Europe a. people. "a
Monthy Magazine says Thouands of literary men, and
literary productions Of large anic
indebted this modest n volume 10 is rich and
tables dry and condemned
chapters information Every professional
nothing of who IL, will be raved
aud guessing and buncerns
the OF the year Blessings that invent.
ed' byt arranged facts"
TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION
Designed WRITER'S authors and Of the
schools academies with
dix containing capitals list Of
hints readings spccimSs OF proof
Sheets SC Fifth edion BY John Wilson. l6ino. Price e.
an exceedingly book, copy should be
directly indirectly interested
subject all who Important
Documents well a. those who write tor the
press.
lille very fn exposition Of ts ard reader Of il
be surprised knowl-
edge perusal wli impair, = Chrscn Examiner.
CROSBY, kiCHOLS, b. CO.,
Dec l2--9sw3w III Washington street, Boston,
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iRNy's sCOyFECrIONEKy-No.s "a Bridge street, Genrge
~ Now : place o engage
your Chrsa and New Years cskes, ihose for
silver medal Nrcbaniesi
An elegant ~ hand; splendid
Of bnn hons oup'd, and fancy goods
We pvparre crders for all kinds Of
tainmeuts shortest notice aud the reasonable
q sny part or the DistncL
G,orsetown, ID 4. Dec ls--2w.
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IA each package OF certain amount,
sell certificates c packages for the difference between
tns ckes CHAT they draw, which tho
chaser % ssA ~ the numbers the
guarantifd. =
undcf each Of the above schems will be found price
tl1caiea OF packages.
These lotteries drawn public aud carried
supuoa faith and neg and being authorized by and under
Ofbcer
the of the afford sufficient
the public VI the fsne-s with which they
The responsibility of The the
Stale for the prizes, viii
continued oi all
bark in these lrisea.
All prizes will be paid by drafts the cities pur
cbusers direct.
The ecisI scheme viii he with all tickets and certificates
ordered, The The lottery Official
be forwarded, together with written explanation oil the result OF the
purchases.
The numbers OF Maryland lotteries published
by the state eommsner in ali the daily In Baltimore,
and the National ineissncor and Unan, OF Washington D.
Persons addressing the undefglcd confidently
their promptly hied aud the tcics confidence OBJ
served.
circular containing all schemes Of Maryland
will be sent 10 by addressing the undersigned.
Address orders x. Brennan,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland
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,EEsCH EmBROIDERIEs.-W haye this day received
flom New York large invoice Of the above desirable goods

consisting Of Ha t"H
25 muslin embroidered chenIiset,s and sleeves
IS M embroidered coiIarefts /.
s5 v tIencennes -'rimmrd chensets In
15r Naencienues lace rInin~d coll rs
II Maltese lace trmmrd coaets and sleeves
80 richly embroidered French pocket handkeTchiefs
Vaenciennes a aud Maltese iaces. &c.
Of cher similar goods, all OF which
prepared rapid sales
II ladies. cioaks,
TaIuia shswis. hc which Will be closed reduced p'crs
Dec 22-eo4wif HooE, BRop co.
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Maryland state Lotteries.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BY Order Of the COMMISSIONS Of Loasrisa.
THE Paiapsco Gone doa will
i Tuerday, Thursday, and Saturday OF each week
S5000-St ,0g0-S3,000.
10 40 I6u Jls9
70 ................ 500 00 Of. 60
NO 2uu sc. &c &C.
S3S, ,a56 prizes
No prize less than of tickets. ~
Tickets SI--haves so cents--qnasters u cents. w
correspondents purchase packages They
placed
i drawn fou
andsome prize We seldom ia sell good
secauye packages.
Certificates of packages of 20 whole tickets, SIS co.
ID, half
do quarter do 8 75
The oncia drawing csrtifed by will
srnt TO all ordering tickets For certificates and tickets address
contractors, q. nAIEN X co,
Bauniore, Maryland.
Afn description Of conducting lottery method
LEI drawing yes,
sfes, will be 10 any receipt Of his address
C.N.& co.
Dec S-eodet
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WOOD AND CuAL600 coal, of all kinds and size,
w on hand.
cords hickory and wood All OF which
will be sold market prices by
r. L. MOORE
Ninth street, between u AID u,
opposite old stand OF Young & Moore
Dec oI-5teoif .la
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LADY, who has had several ye irs' experience in
Il tsnching wishes situation in family in the 'ic few
mites She will Instruction In the ancbes
usually tsusbt in English ducaiioa with music the piano
q ind French.
Satisfactory references given reply, Union
Office, 10 Miss b., Twelfth street, M. 52.
Dec 5--cnd
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nR FLORENCE o'DoNsoGHUE, Office a3s 9Th
~ strerf, few doors OF c.
Dec l--dlm
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no Hemo OF Congress, Citizens. and StrnnacTs =
r. j. GEk Merchant Tailor, 4so Seventh Odd
Fello~s Hail. respectfully invites his customers and all Others,
his before OF
cIopg prepared u,us gentle
clolhDg notice, the very best
KIN Nv he trade.
general Of genmens furnishing goods always
hand.
6--3,awswif
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To be drawn Wilmington Dell Saturday, January 2G, e6
trnary combination ~ IS
kng ickets aed the drawing Of 10 hniio Here wiz be 4a
each having Of The numbers $500 each
having 26 $50
hb"u prize blank One ih of the will have
them ither three rrawn numbers.
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COR sALE--A nrsreass modern house located the
dssrsbi. The compile
with all modern Improvements of bahs, contains
thirteen kicben and
feet by 50 depth, brick stable
Apply 20 Charles Easkns, ESQ.,, architect.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20

the native population begin to think !, r;,h,
10 exclude them from public offices. and g.
clare them dangerous foes to the country
We still consider the United States no,
ter home for the Irish emigrant than nna
colony belonging to dcspotic England. Al,
Mctioe says the Catholic religion is resnsc,
cd in Canada. No doubt tls but ii wonid
be far otherwise, were Canada not an no..
the United States. The Irish Catholics csu
maintain the freedom OF their faith IN d.
States, II they only act prudcnly, and wan
their newspaper writers to be loss intnlor.a,
on religious topics. What rood can ,ban
effect for the faith by calling Protest,n,,
hard names No man ever made n convo,,
by such means as that on the conirorv !.
is by showing themselves good Christian,
foil OF charity, bencvolence and kindness ~
their nelghbors, that they will prove the r.,
perorliy OF their religion, and attraet -,
sons differing from them to inquire ,,a,, it,
doemas, and in the end submit TO its to-.
ing.
These are our Vows, and we insfe NJ
McGee to pay little attention to them m.
will find, we have no doubt that manr nj tl,o
| Irish IN America are not faultless. and tb,,
they are not what they ought to be. gor
those turbulent Characters reform thonfselye.
aud persecution will soon die n nst..,I
death. The good sense Of the Amor,-,,,
will revolt against IL; and rcmesaserinv
how the IRISH bled IN the struggle for ,nle.
I pendence, Jonathan will clasp them tn H..
breast, and both united will make Ire Re.
public of the West the enemy Of slavery
1 and despo,ism, the refuge Of the prosecuted
and the home of the brave, and the land Of
the 1recn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20

srce,abIe Gentleman IN this CITY. Thi. is
another one Of the oa,hs, being taken nightly
bv foreigners. by Catholics, and by Tennes
scans. Read il and zee whether you will
call it blasphemy
oprlsATfoN or THt SECOND DEeRrE.
aBro,ber. Won are now about TO take upon
Yourself tho obligations Of the Second De-
gree of this Democratic and truly Catholic
order Of Say Noihings, commonly called
Sag NIGHTS" Place yourself IN a situation
TO receive it-arms crossed upon your breast
eyes raised towgds Heaven. Repeat after
me the obligation: |, A. u pronounce your
proper name,l pray that God may strike me
with imbeciltv and maduess when | cease
To oppose Know Nothingism May Heaven
overwhelnn me with ITS thunders when
cease TO hate the Order May the anger Of
God. of Peter and Paul, and of Washington,
Jefferson and Jackson. fall upon me IN this
world aud DO my punishment in the next, Il
| cease TO war upon this self a.
merican party May the whole universe re-
volt against inc If | cease to be a regular
contributing member Of this Society May
the earth swallow inc M alive, # prove un-
faithful to my solmon vows May my name
perish from tho memory Of man, # | ever
vote for Wing or Democrat who iavors
Know Nothingisml And may my flesh be
boiled, roasted, baked, fried, beat and hashed
by savages, If stay away from the ballo,
/ box on the day Of an election when Know
Nothing is a candidate"
There is yet Third Degree obligation
which will be given in due time, aud occor-
ding TO the present progression OF oaths
what may You not expect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20

A startling political fact, having something
Of the effect Of an earthquake, physically,
last year threw Vermont IN common with
other liberty loving sovereignties, into a fer
ment, ont Of which sprsng an organization
that combined forces not before acting IN
foil concert, but drawn together by sym
pathetic adherence Of the gigantic national
fraud so recently perpctrated, which forces
triumpbcd in the elections Of the year, and
thus set an emphatic seal Of condemnation,
"A common sense, Vermont seal--upon the
pcrfdy OF the act which had aroused their
apprehension and opposition. The ground
upon which Che friends Of liberty and sound
principle acted was, and justly, termed Re-
publican a name better and more thorough
III expressive ui Vermont sentiment than any
other that could be devised. Even Temper
ance was noi-as our voluble friend Of the
Standard contends Ignored, notwuhstand-
ing the present oyershadowing consequence
of the new question, 50 thrust upon US but
consistent, and IN some cases warm and ac-
tive friends Of Temperance were entrusted
with authority authority which they have
exercised 10 the acceptance aud satisfaction
of those whose servants they are. Without
reference to any inferior or side issues, with
a sense of the importance of still further
acting 10 union upon question whose CON
sequence has not by the lapse of year IN
any wise ahaied, the people net IN conven-
ton nt Burlington. Call It FUSION" A.
bohflon,' anything you choose the truth is
still no less apparent that the Convention as
sembled for an honorable purpose, and in an
honorable manner carried out the objects ex-
pressed IN the call. Nearly all Of the pa.
pers IN the State, not bound in Admin sira-
ton tape, nor used MS tunnels through which
TO pour Administration pap unless, like
'he Standard, they delight IN adding their
own pool, or, like the Register, arc used for
personal and ambitious ends have warmly
lndoFsed the action Of tho Convention. Ue
did SO IN our issue of the next day, cmpha.
tlcaly for we were convinced by the trial
Of The year that H. nominees might safely be
supported for another twelve month, while
the platform Of principles was all that we
could ask for.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20
From the Bennlngton banner
The State Convention.

As was confidently expected, this honor
able body, which assembled at Burlington
on the 9th ult., unanimously re-nomuated
our present able and efficient State Officers
for reelection. The Convention was not
large numbering some four hundred dele
gates, from oil parts Of the Stato-but acted
with great unanimity IN all its deliberations ;
which Is a sure guarantee that victory will
once more perch upon the banners of the
noble and the free The Resolutions which
we're adopted are strong and decided in their
tone at the same time respectful and cour-
tcous breathing nothing of heated or un
kind spirit towards our southern brcthron,-
The entire platform rs in its structure simil-
ar to that laid down by the northern wing Of
the American party at Philadelphia, at least
SO far as slavery IS concerncd--a platform of
principles which VIC expect TO see every
northern State adopt fully. The slave States
have. in consequence of the aid they have
received from this quarter heretofore, become
overbearing and intolerant IN their exactions
and no doubt feel piqued at the manner
In which they were snubbed up" by the
Philadelphia convention, and also by all the
late elections IN the North. They have
been pushing the Joke too far and have a
reused a spirit against their darling pet,
that nothing short Of an humiliation Of slav-
cry in the Territories and in the District OF
Columbia restoration of the compromises
and the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
can ever satisfy. q" No Sdusry outside Of
The Stare Stdies,' is the waichword, and lei
it be echoed from Maine to California. Yer
mont hes again spoken in solemn council a
galust the wicked system Of slavery. Hci
voice has again been heard along her evei
green bills and through her fertile wales, that
slavery, 1t suffered to spread farther, must
do SO independent of her sympathy, patron.
age or support Let that voice be beard ant
felt throughout the length and breadth Of oul
State and let good men, of all parties ant
creeds, catch the inspiring theme. and ocht
and prolong the sound, until its startling
notes shall arouse the entire North to nc
ton and to duty.
The ticket which we. as freemen, are call
ed upon TO support, is one which every true
hearted son Of Vermont must respect an,
honor and one which he will lend all hi
energies to elect. Their principles arr
known to MS all, aud need no inquirng after
They are men into whose hands we can safe
/ ly entrust for safekeeping, everything per
/ tanning TO the safety and welfare of the State
aud we hope to see them iriumyhantly cleo:
/ ed ON the 4ih Of September. They can
and toiH be- with proper effort
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BOhoO :

The Patriot has joined the Bohoos and is
whining over the Union, Just as if the Slave
~ question will dissolve it--like lump OF
sugar in one OF the Majors cocktails. Don't
cry. The Union was formed on the very
principle of the Burlington Convention
No SLAVERY OUTSIDE OF THE SLAVE
STATS" 1t was the principle of WASH
'l'vr ON, JsfftKsUr, ADe~.s AID s,hs- Da'
riots of the Revolution aud trainers Of the
Union, as was clearly expressed in the Ord
nance of 1857. The Union can live and
thrive by that principle still, the Union
threatening Democrats and Dough faces
to the contrary notwithstanding. With a
staunch frlend Of Freedom for President,
and Congress Of the night metlle to back
him, Modification viii sooA sneak into Moths
ing. Such a President will initiate JACK
soN, who me, South Carolina Notification
with pow der and ball and reserve Of pre-.
pared henp-and TArLoR, who, when tbs
Slavocrais threatened war IN case Cahlor
MIA came IN as free state, promptly replied
49," aud ], gentlemen, will take the felC
myself aud capture and hang every dog o
you as traitors" That's the sort Of Presl
dent we are 70 have. Don't blubber.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20

The Portland Riot. Last week we gave
the verdict of the coroner's jury, adverse to
Neal Dow. The Portland Advertiser states
that this was a packed rum Jury, and that
ITS decision was contrary both to the law and
the facts, aud was designed for political ei-
feet, not for judicial trial. Now we have
.'inOiher Opinion. The Committee of In.
yesigauon appointed by the City Govern.
ment Of Portland, consisting of seventeen
men, have submitted a long and elaborate
report, concluding as follows:
The committee, on careful and laborious
investigation OF the whole case, are satisfied
that the Mayor and other executive officers
OF the city, did no more IN the emergency.
than their duty or the public service requlr-
ed and that they would have proved un.
faithful to their trust, had they done less
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20

Baltimore, July IA Terrible Story
AT Fort MclienTy, on Wednesday night, a
soldier named Louis Loupe, while in state
OF intoxlcation, was gagged, by order OF the
sergeant of the guard, and then whipped to
death. Loupe was Swiss by birth, and
had been IN the American army seventeen
years, and served throughout the Florida aud
Mexican wars.
Chicago, Juiy l3---Tbe X. N. State Coun.
cal, lately in session at Springfield, has closed
It's lubors. A platform Of principles was
adopted. There was considerable difficulty
ON the slavery question, but finally anti-slay-
cry resolutions, including the restoration of
The Missouri Compromise, were adopted By
a vote Of "a to IS.
in Eriensipe Farmer.-The Norfolk Wal
Herald says: Ii is stated as an ascertained
fact, that MIR. William Allen Of Claremont
on James River, will raise for sale this year
hity thousand bushels of wheat and, with
Out some unforeseen occurrence, five thous-
and barrels of corn.
The Census Marshals report the popula-
tlon Of New York city proper at about $780,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20

Kansas Haiiers.-The Lawrence Herald
of Freedom of the Both ut., announces ihe
return of Governor Reeder TO Kansas, and
his cordial reception at the landing by his
friends. The Herald says, IN reference 10
his removal by the President;
"a The bold and manly course pursued by
Governor Reeder has endeared hun to the
American people. It's reported that the ma
tonal Administration would remove him #
he did not resign. We are confident he will
not resign, and # the Administration shall
remove him, they will find It tantamount TO
committing suicide"
The same paper gives an account OF
Slringfellow's brutal assault, substantially
the same as that we have published. ], also
chronicles an outrage perpetrated n Kansas
city, upon an emigrant, guilty Of being N
favor of freedom, who, under penalty OF
death, was frightened into taking an oalh
never to return TO the territory, and com
PEELED to take passage IN boat gong down
the river.
The Herald states that emigration IS sun
coming into the territory, aud that II Is Prln-
cipally making It's way TO the south eastern
portion of the country, along the AeOsh'
and its tributaries.
The Herald says That region is said
10 be very fertile, aud il is believed VIII De
healthy. We were at one time apprehens's
that this region would fall into the hands oil
pro-slavcry men, and that II would be dlll-
cult TO displace them, but such 10 not Tue
fact"