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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Snks-Salks just received, and Will be Of
fcred this morning large Of rich plaid silks at S.
yardlworth 3d. Also superior black sk equally cheap.
Also Of French broadcoths all coors at H,
worth IS. z. H. LEADBEATER A Co.,
3i7 Broadway, cor Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Hernia-Oniy Prize Medal-Awarded t.
MARSH co.. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations
for their Patent Radical Cure Truss Reference
it's superiority Professors Valentine Mott willard Parker
and John Carnochan An extensive list Of names of
mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this Truss
he seen at MARSH CO.'S No. "a Maiden lane N. and
MARSH, CORLISS CO., No. West 4th ST., Cincinnati,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

PfNssO8 ana Mef0ueOnss-The SC. Nicholas
Piano the fashionable OF piano
chaseys whyf Tey make the sele stions fro
TIE mist extensive Of and
good paro for little This also the agency for
La sds Boston premium pianos and Carhar celebrated
meioteons Pianos to let. ELY MUNGER
Rrna WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Defiance 6alamander Safes.-Robert N. Pa
TRICK 10 the sole in the United States Of the
looks and bar Depot l92 Pearl street, door
below Maiden lane.
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The Smithsonian House. Broadway. corner

Houston street. the block the Metropolitan
Hotel and Nibo's having been enlarged TO
about four hundred guests and sly furnished offers
velers and the public
moderate conducted the European plan and meals
ordered In the in the private
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16
Singers Sewing Machines Improved 8, az

SDBeI SeWr"S un"Cn11los tnnPrUseu - ."
without noise the perfect continuance
public notice They the very thread
without breaking it. and the heaviest work.
cloth leather without getting OF order machine
viii every Of work Clear pf9dt Of using one
machines liable suits sfor infringement Of PATENTS
J.. N. SINGER& CO., 1923 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Lace CurtsiDs.-We will open this MORN
ing several OF and rich laW curtains, which
we have Iateiy purchased and will sell them half
tbeirsu prices Also 300 rich embroidered robes equally
sheap V. ii. LEADBEATER co,
80 Broadway, cor Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

CarPctingss-PetersOn q Humphrey, 373
arosdvay corner Of White street. have just received
om the late large auction sales Of
petng, 30, hioh they viii sell at the following low
srces-Rich velvet carpet U.s. TO las. yard: rich
tapestry So to los per yArd rich Brussels S per yard
,hree ply S. 10 9 yard ingram lowell make 6s per
FAxd. And all other goods equally low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce, I'm
imperial gallon jars also in quart pint and half pint
Notwithstanding, ex Manhattan. For Gale BY JOHN DUN
CAN soNs, 4o5 Broadway, sole agents in the United
States for the pro pretors,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.- Satchelor's
celebrated factory for these srsioss 2s Nine
Wholesale and retail Beware Of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs and toupees In the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

for exhibition Monday, May 2lst inst, beautiful
variety Of chandeliers just received from
land being closing importation for this which,
together with all OF stock of this class OF goods will
sell without profit in order 70 make for fall styles
w. r. DALEY Il CO,
Mar lie stores 63l and 623 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

fsks fancy they dyed hair detection easy
when ordinary dyes used But the acutes observer
cannot distinguish the Excelsior blacks and browns from
those born in the bar The created aud the impayed tnts
re identieaa. IRinTAIOhp, BAstog House.
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various FORMS qualities and tex be said have
become standard article Of costume in this counts
pei sdaptedness business and travelling purbe0h
the pctresqueness of is appearance have rendered
with both ola and young In order to supply
rowin demand variety styles color finish and mount
Bgs nths department OF the hating business the under
isned ally introducing mcdes thus
r the taste which has sprung up in re.
every eRdation Of nexiby, from the soft hst,n which
nay oed up put in the pocket like pair of gloves
She ser elastic felt beaver cylinders that
ray be ermed the dress specimen Of this class of
His prent pres about twenty different styles
for gent.men youth aud boys nearly many shades
Of color jet black to light drab and cream white Felt
hats fishing and riding for the office for ira
Yelling r the boy at school and the merchant In his
house. of the most appropriate and convenient shnpes
for their SALE Wholesale and retail
by GEM No. 24 Broadway opposite st. Paups church.
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just Published. New uusie.-sI he sxv,no-

irg Polka" illustrated with beautiful coiared visuetse
tile the music by Thomas Baker composer Of the cele
brated Sparkling Polka price 50 cents set. Duet for
four hands; 40 cents. This production from the
cile Of th popular composer extremely pretty, ole
and danceabe The Sparkling Polka 10th edfsisn;
price So cents Duets, 40 cents. This polka found
every fady's piano. The sale Is unprecedented Published
nv HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

% Cent Lsguerreotypes originated at the
old picture fac'oy Brosdway by the present company
and without the nd of borrowed thunder imitation Da
gnerrsStypes - per dozen; photographs s. and ST. by
HOLMES'S paten, double cameras.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Pickles, Sauces, Catsups, Helishes, Curries,
Yarmouth bloaters &c also Barclay Perkins
and porter in pins and quarts landing
Liverpool For sale by JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 4O5
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16
Who Is troubled with Rats.
Who "a opuovad NTH antay

who is Disguised with loathso ne roacbess
STRANGER. friend foe whoever pity you and
adyie you to read the following and take the hint
IRVING House, New YORK, Aug. 10 1854.
cbeerfuly recommend Parson Co.'s vermin and insect
exermp the article for the destruction
cockroaches have used Ny house has entirely
cleared Of them without the least inconveniencs
Sold by c. " CLIcKENER 4 CO., agents, 81 Barclay
street. Price Is cents box.
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Court Caiendar-,This Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. T. 20 25, 49, 49,
"a, IA, 36, 81, 60, GA.
supREMk couRr-General Term.-Nos. IA, 81, 81, g. r.
81, 20, So to 90
sUpkRIoR CoURr.-Nos. 1852 $40, 3l1, 3I6, 317, 49,
763 $780, 776, TT, $780, 464 465, s94, 1854 737, s4l
436, Sb3, 1872.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 573, 500, 592, 593, 500,
59T, $685. 6ts, 610, Gil, 613 to 617 Part Mos 532
6l8 to 623, 628 to $50, $780, 634, 635.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS
A NEW WORK IN PRESS.
new and interesting story Of
ERNEST GREY, Ok esT Th iE's SINS OF SOCIETY,
BY MARIA MAXWELL.
Price One Dollar-nlustrated.
''A' '''' '' T. w. W. STRONG % Nassau street.
IIAlHA Hal LOVERS OF LAUGHTER ATTEND =
IL The eSt KIT dim and wisth pIososips
OR, OSCAR SHANGHAI
Illustrated BY nearly sO9 Comic Engraving.
Showing how Mr.. Shanghai was moved to travel how he
made known his intentions TO the wife of his "buzsu M
BOW be lett his family With bag and 6o
he left behind him his daguerreope; how he felt ut
how he was cast away and saved himself on hon COOP
how he was picked up by vessel bound for
together WIN inc ,spo,ur..,r coox
that bad inhabited the coop how he determined to
smoke the water ppe how he was made Grand vzer
he endesvored make republicans of the Musselmans and
atey thereupon; how he is again cast away and
SWALLOWED by A WHALE,
by former resident of that unpleasant locality, and picks
In the same places how he has series Of
land and finally induced to make trip flying
reaching the ground and recovering hrs finds him
sell Africa how he y finally desired to princess
ont OF huge bow punishment for not obeyng the be-
''BLAcx PRINCE"
All told in series Of nearly
TWO HUNDRED
RIsIBLE, oUAzziBLE PROVOKING, PECULIAR, sAUcy AND
ever gathered within the leaves Of any one book All fond
store tore Of fun tor only s~sny i've
Send cash orders to
fa'n'D'' ana 10 eAsEsk2rr CO., No. IS Ann street.
Ian fnro ala hv hanks LA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

UNION COURSE, L. 1T ROTTING.
trottipg match for $780, mile heats between blk g.
Indigo andr Eucbskn came of yesterday afternoon
and sided affair never witnessed on tn
track The betting 100 to 10 Indigo before the
start so finely had tie affair been drawn by the parte
interested. Indigo won without turning . hair.
summary will suffice
UNION COURSE, L. TUESDAY May 15--Match, $500
mile heats.
D. Phfer named blk 6. Indigo, to 200 Id. wagon
W. Peabody named r. e Blueikin, in harness.. 2 2 2
Time 2:b3-2:54k-2:b5h
To-day, the between Sontag and Centrevlle for
81, O00 win come off.
VIRGINIA RACES.
NFwMARKEr = FOURTH DAY, May 1l.-Propretor's
purse $780, mile heats.
james yalley's br. c. by Tally Ho dam Oratrix.
VIM. H. Gibbons br. T. by Revenue, dam Emily
Ih0mas. i q
Time, 152-1:50-14sh.
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Espenscheid exhibits Great Taste In the
hats His business has been immensely
Increased selling for So 80 better article than be
bought elsewhere for 81 His store Is lis Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16
Hair Cutting. Curling. shampooIne
America, Belgium and England,
With che mists from here and from France,
Have given their premiums and medals
The powders wide fame to enhance:
Enaaru aAi al ms 10 4 ho

Win hutORraph wr1tten bcI0W,
VIII be to all cheats aud detrauders
fatal and des til. siving blow.
Lyons Magnetic Powder and pills, for tho
bugs roashes moths ants heas and all
insects; also At 424 Broadway. E. LYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

White, the Halter, has removed from his
old stand 2l2 Broadway to 321 Broadwsg opposite the
Broadway theatre where he be round with his usual
suppy Of every article in his line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Great Piano and Muslc House Of Horace
YATES, 1888 Broadway TbeArgest assortment Of eele
atea pianos and all kndof merchandise in the Uni
Nd States The public Il sware that this house hss In OBJ
70 the tnation adopted the reduced prices and
MAI pianos melodeons and music be had Of Mr. Wa
s.s At less prices than they DO found elsewhere. Now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RECEIVED SPLEEN
IN lot OF rich collars and sleeves also ssis bands for
bssques, pocket bandktrohies &C. Our prices arc re-
mavksbly low GAYNoR. importer Of French corssts
apd epbroidsrss, u Third avenue, nsS Tspth stgsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

MOthers.-ErOm an Infant to Eight Years
od.-A remedy without which no mothers house
should be. Prepare for the coming with which
may be expected cholera nfsnun known sick.
The simple but unerrng remedy offered has used
in all parts of the South of this continent and seldom
tailed preserve health comfort 10 the midst
lies by enclosing fifty GENTS post paid postage stamps
to Dr. Adrian, Broadway Post oce the SPECIFIC will
forwarded Immediately to address, Country letters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Too Good for Opp0nents.-No Havvkers, no
peders goods put out in commission
Costar; humbug trash sham certificates used to
deceive the public procsmstions limitations Cost.r
is the only eectual cockroach 6c exterina
tor without stencil danger None genuine unless signed
by Hen RY r. COSTAR holesale and Retail Depot 335
broadway N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

HOUOWay'6 Olntment md FIII6-Ehe whole
civilized world have with voice. endorsed favor
these medicines being the only sure remedy for
old wound ulcer leg, breast when
all other have been tried in .an Sold a. the
factories 80 Maiden lane New York. and 244 Strand
den and Of all druggists at CENTS GA cents and 81
q or not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

Luxurtant Wbisktrs and MOustacnes pro-
duced in six weeks by my onguent which will not stain Or
try r. G. Graham 55 Broadway Zeber A s. Third street,
Philadelphia; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany.
Hair Cutting, Curling. Shampoolng and
wing six cents MARTIN sToLL, late of Med
will DO pleased to his friends at Mr. Hills IS Nassau
street
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THE PEOPLE WHO FED OSCAR SHANGHApS
cock, after his late adventure at requested to
meet at GARRETT & co.'s, Is Ann street.
THE MAN WHO SAW OSCAR SHANGHAI TAKE HIS
i life with the intention of giving 1t to GARRETT
CO. for publication requested to call At Is Ann street.
and purchase copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

styles Ais0 black India satn' q supsr9 Tr make 70
ST Broadway, corner Leonard street.
Mourning GSods.-we have now . large
ton grapes grenaanes tissues lawns prints sing hams
ssn sss Il s Ssssr hsrss r.
3i7 Broadway, cor. Leonard street.
~! Look in Oak Aali!!!-They are selling
an entirely stock Of all kinds Of spfng and summer
Those 50 IS French Calf boots, Made TO Or
IS 10 boots Also French patent boots far
Carpetings.-Peterson & Humphrey. 373
Of White street have Just received
sssns. SG Which they win sell At the following Low
spssiy s. TO los per yard; rich Brussels S. ysrd
rard. And all other goods equally low.
Gas Fixtures! Gas Fintures!-we Will open
variety just France and Eng
together with ali Of stock this class Of goods we viii
sell without profit in order 70 make room for ne fall styles
Marble Stores, ss ns andess Broadway oSa
Singers Sewing Machines Improved s, as
t.
s ss Clear i3a eS.a .
)" sss a,.ns'm'a' Of
The Smithsonian House, Broadway, corner
OF Houston street. the block With the Metropolitan
Hotel and Nblo having been ENLARGED 70 accommodate
rior yelers and the public At very
moderate rates; European plan and meals
room: '''s''' - ''' no" SIDNEY kSPaAN
The Automaton Bird Tree, with Birds Fly
tossed the India rubber pointed
gers sss and psseassa they as,ss, q TGTfLEs EN-
Lea & PERKINS, worcestershire Sauce, In
Sos s in PINT s S
CAN SONS, 4o5 broadway, sole agents in the United
States for the prOprietors
Pickles, Sauces, oatsups, Relishes, Curries,
mustard Yarmouth bloaters ac also Barclay Perkins
liverpool ' For sale '' BY JOHN DUstAN SONS, 4o5
Broadway.
The Baron, DIR. spolasco, M o., A. B., &C.,
Il nov Q, xenspss daily performing
more srea ana sssoSndng cures than AL the iaouy 81
Defiance salamander Safes.-Robert N. Pa
.soV sSis g
asnce looks and bars Depot 2 Pearl street, door
Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.- satchelor's
eeleDfated factory frtcles
private the application Of his uarvaed hair dye
Wholesale and retail Beware of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs and toupees In the world
Luxuriant Wbislxers and Moustacnes pro-
duced in six weeks by my onguent which will not stain
nure the skim 81 bottle Sent to part OF the coun-
try G. Graham $50 Broadway; Zebe $. Third street,
Philadelphia; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany.
Hair Cutting, Curling. ShampOolng and
dyng-Shaving six cents. MARTIN ST0LL, late Med
hurst Hurda having left those gentlemen employment
will be pleased to his friends ut Mr.. Hills As Nassau
street.
America, Belgium and England,
With chemists from here and from France
Have given their premiums and medals
The powders wide fame to enhance:
Four national tests the wrapper,
With autograph written below,
VIII be to all cheats aud detrauders
fatal and death giving blow.
Lyons Magnetic Powder and Pills, for the
destruction bed bugs roashes moths ants eas and all
insects also rats and mice At 424 Broadway E. LYON.
Who Is troubled with Ratss
Who IL annoyed with antsY
Who is disguised with loathso roacbesy
n1NptA ohaaun nstu nnA
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION AT NEW
LISBON.

-
On Wednesday the 10Th inst. \ large county
convention Of Republicans was held a, New Lisbon.
The meeting was addressed in the afternoon by
Measrs. Chase and spaulding. Neither of whom
seemed to be in their best mood for public speak
ing. Both would have done better on u broader
platform, one true to freedom everywhere. Both
advocated Slavery restriction as The only available
political means with which to operate against sla-
very. Both affirmed the moral wrong Of Slavery
and declared themselves opposed to it everywhere,
but the Constitution authorized its existence in the
States-thcy could not get at it undor tho Union,
and they would not usarp power for it's over
throw.
In the course Of hs romatks Judge Spaulding
declared that in case Of the alternative being pro-
scented of the continuance of Slavery or the Dissolu-
ton of the Union, He was for dissolution, and he
cared not how quick it came. lie also very distinctly
stated the constitutional obligations of the people
Of the the North, upon q presidential requisi-
ton, to send their militia to suppress slave insur-
~rections should they occur.
Mr.. Foster who was present asked in view of
these conce ssions. If the North was not then re-
sponsible for the support of Slavery. To which
the Judge assented. Then asked Mr.. Foster, has
not the time come according to the gentleman's
o IN principles for the dissolution of the Union ?
Judge spaulding then qualified his statement say
ing that he was for dissolution in case the South
persisted in its .Slapery extension.
Mr.. Fostcr-Take the gentlcman's qualification.
I ask, if tho continued purpose of Slavery extern
sion be q justifying cause of dissolution is not the
continued onslavement of three and a half millions
Of our inhabitants also a Justification
Judge S. with a significantly triumphant toss OF
the head, o! you might say SO with the Abby kel
ly men!
Mr.. Foster then added that in consequence Of
the wrong Of Slavery and the inevitable support
which the Union compells the North to give it
the time had come for a dissolution of the Union,
The Judge replied, that in his pirate opinion, he
might agree with him.
Mr.. Foster-May | be permitted to ask, what Is
your public opinion? When, much ~agitatod, end
without answering, the Judge sat down. Evident
ly he had mistaken at first the character of his
inquisitor surprising Mr.. Foster aNatioual Demo
crat laboring to cast obloquy upon him and his
party as Disunionists and not dreaming of hi
relation to the ABBY Kelly Men"
In the evening there was speaking by Senate
Wade, and our Congressman, Bingham. A trien'
} who heard Mr.. Wade. says his speech was far il
2 advance of the proceeding ones in earnest opposi
ton to slavery, though of necessity marked by tn
D same unfortunate concessions which mar and 5
5 greatly vitiate the moral power of the Republican
I party.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
PROGRESSIVE FRIENDS.

The Michigan Yearly Meeting Of Progressive
Friends will be held at. tho Union Meeting
House." Livonia. Wayne Co., Michigan. oom,uene-
ing at 10 o'clock, x: NJ on Saturday, September,
GOTH; and coh.ihre Its sessions Two or tLrco
days.
We invite to meet with US at that time all friends
Of human progress-all who show their faith in
God by lives of personal purity, and q hearty do.
votion to the welfare of their fellow n1sn. ,
Oppression in all its forms, and the prevailing
evils of our day; DIS slavery, wdfi ih.emperance,'
the WRONGS Of woman, ignorance, superstition. &C..
subjects which claim the thoughts of all sincere
philanthropists, will ptBpcrly come before this
meeting for discussion.
We confidently expect soHss .~stninsht SPEAKERS
from abroad to Sc viii Us on this occasion, and to
take part in our discussions, among whom are
Q. G. Burleigh, Of Connecticut, Henry c. Wright,
Boston, Mass, and others.
Tnos. CHANDLER, Isaac G.. MoTr,
EaELiSE De GARxo, PHEBE ii. MEsBIIf,
JACOB WALTON, JR., LUCINDA .EpLLsa,
ABIGsL LGPH4A, SGa't.D. HONS,
Committee Of Arrangehients.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01
A THE MURDERER.

- -.I
MAarnA nANwAT, wife Of Castnor Hanway who
vas ia prisonel epder the charge of Judge Kano
for treason, IL dead. Tho n. S. Starda'd says
ter health received n severe shock al the timo OF
the incarceration Of her husband. from which she
has never recovered.
And Judge Kane is now repeating this Murdrous
p~rocess-slaying by inches, worthy and amiable
Matrons, in Pennsylvania, that North Carolina
Mothers may be courgod-prostituted and sold at
the pleasure of lustful, savage masters. Read
the following item of news from the Philadelphia
correspondent of the Standard
Increased solicitude is felt for Mrs. Williamson,
particularly on the part of her female friends.
Tho august martyrdom Of maternity" which you
know was for some time imminent. seems likely to
be precipitatod by her recent trials. Both her
children are now sick, though the one who was
most seriously Ill, is, | an happy to say, much bot
ter. Tho absense Of her husband at this critical
~junoture, is q trial to her, which requires all her
fortitude to bear with Guinness.
Williamson is sick and imprisoned-iiis wife
and children are ill-but theK are %tyrant's despicable
tool not for one moment r%elents. Nor does %servile
Pennsylvania move to protect the liberties Of hcl
citizens, though Kane treads them under foot, with
cut form of u, and bids scornful defiance to ths
constitutitn Of the State.
Such are the sacrifices which tho infamous
National Union demands. And yet priests ant
politicians, Republicans and Free Sellers, sustain
and laud it. 1t is accursed. So has justice
decreed. Let all lorcrs of justice, see to it that i
falls.
REv. A.. T Foss ID about commencing a cours,
of Anti-Slayery iabors In Eastern Pcnnsylya
MIA.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-01

Morr Anocr "PorutAe SovrwssuYrY."~-The cor
respondent Of the st. Louis Republican, writing
from Shawnee Kansas. under date Of the 4th re-
marks; re
| beg pardon FIR mentioning abelitjonisle. for
the ~question IL dcfunct in Kansas. IL is literally
dead and 40 deeply buried as TO be passed resur-
~recsion. A law has been enacted imposing the
penalty Of death for stealing negroes In Kansas,
or Stealing them elsewhere and bringing them
into Kansas. An abolitionist 10 nowhere to be
seen or heard. Those who werc once ttnotared
with that herssy have become sensible and sound
in the Institution which has become so firmly and
permanently 6xed In that territory.
Farmers from Southern Statos are moving In
with numbers of slaves to cultivate tie prolific
soil of our broad praries. Good houses are being
erected, valuable stock imported, substantial Inn
provements made. and all that is needed for con.
,inuous prosperity Is n good, wise and just execu.
tive, who will do his duty. and nothing more.