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i article much wanted. and long needed by persons
travelling. have lot In store. for sale at low
prices of Silk and Scotch Ginghasns. They can be
folded ten inches in length, and can be packed IN
hand Trunk. The patent cannot be improved The
handle Ia attached az the jopts with chain when
hoisted they snbstaintiala the usual Umbrel
la now in USE and cannot be gotten out of ordcr.
Those in want, and those who wish TO examine the
patent are solicited to cali on
3. ID, GOODMAN, No. 134, Main IT.,
ia25 opposite EAGLE square
80 HBLS. CkUSHED sUtsAA-kor sale.
~ ia29 WIN WALLACE SON.
~ BA(se LAl:UANHA COFFkEe 50
i DU bass lava Coffee; 50 boxvs Adamsntiae Cam
Nav York Cheese; rs hbia Msekerel pnme. For
ssle Nv VIM WALLACE SON.
DICE 81 goe1 qunIity Ter sale ~
IL jaa DAYENpOhT. ALLEN 9 &c.
3 ifECEs FkIwsk NkzMgkAeci 4 81. =
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1 Distributing the pRst three weeks n
IL hunting GOLD WATCH, with an old fash
oaed steel fob chain and seal attached Makers NAME
Joseph Johnson; number not remembered re-
This office. ia l8--2w
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Nv AiexaUder NotI, Aucf.

ny Alexander Metz, Auct.
r ARGE AND PEHEMPTORY SALE
L. OF VALUABLE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
MATING, &C. ON ACCOUNT OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA win be sold the first aud second
floors OF nv auction store on THURSDAY. January
81 commencing at 10 o'clock, large aud valuable
bracins superior Mahogany Gard and Centre Tables
Lounges Settees Tetetes, Sociables, Mahogany Rock
ers and Chairs Glass Presses, Sideboaras, large D
taiTs Cushions, Hair Pillows. Stools, superior Brus
sells and Tapestry Carpets, Mating COOKING Range
Stoves and many other articles, too tedious TO
ton.
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the shove sale
Every superior Rosewood Pianos
superior large size Mahogany Dining Table
Egyptian Marble top Table
Refrigerator.
Sale conducted by
JAZZ ALEX. MOTT, Auctioneer.
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RUNAWAY.

IN $40 REWARD.---Iw will nav the above
* reward to any person who will apprehend
n and confne in any Jail in this city, my negro
81 woman, LUCINDA, who absconded on the
-s.@ S0th October last. She is about IS years old
stout and black and has lost her front upper teeth
superior washer and ironer and is no doubt
harbored and employed by ssme of the women who
wash for hotels and boarding houses in this city
ia l5-im r 7, CHTNN
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY
THE QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL.
A. b. GUIGoE Editor.
Contents Of january No. 1856:
introductory Same: When Bill Dis
The Usury Laws, missed
Legislative Tinkerng, Ejectment: Harper's Fer
Process of Contempt, ry Case,
Measure of Damages Ex- Appendix to Harper's
ConraCtu, Ferry Case,
Attorneys Right to Re- Stock not Chose in Ac-
fuse to Produce Docu- ton,
ments Evidence in Criminal
Matter. of Account, &c. Cases,
Principal and Agent, Passmore Williamsons
Nuisance, Pleading, &c. Case,
Measure of Damages, Book Notices.
Covenant to Repair, Selections from Revisors
Prohibitory Liquor Law, Observation-Disclosures,
Employment of Slaves, pages 81.
sc. Index to Grattan's Re-
Liability of Surety, &c. ports.
Injunction: When Granted,
All who pay in advance will receive the work
post paid Terms per ye ar S.. or copies for S25.
ia 23-d4t&clt ]. w. RANDOLPH, Publisher.
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NIsSOLTTION.--N OFT G E.--The CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between HULST
4 KING, is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Either party will use the name Of the firm in quida-
ton of outstanding accounts.
JOHN p. HULST,
WILLIAM T. KING.
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BY Taylor & Williams.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSES, HAIR.
i NESS, &C., AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY,
I'd February, at II o'clock NJ, On Council Chamber
HILL in front of Earnests Stables by virtue of deed
OF trust dated 18th December 1855 and recorded in
Henrico County Court will be sold, Wagons and
Harness for Horses; Horses; yoke Oxen and Cart,
and Buggy and Harness.
TERMS-Cash.
By request of the Trustee.
iaN TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
sALE... viii be sold an.
y der an attachment by order of Court in favor of
John Curry. plaintiff Z. L. & J. w. Pendleton.
the land possession of the said Pendletons in
the lower part of the county, Undertakes Gro
sett Of old Carriage Wheels about % barrels Corn,
stacks Wheat Straw about 100 cords of Pine Wood,
l Calf and lot of manure.
Time of sale IL O'Clock, NJ. Terms cash.
JNO T. CHILDREY, d. g.,
ia e5-tds for A. B. Hutchinson, 8. II. G.
American copy.
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TsRUSTEE sALE or
u ESTATE ON CHIfRcuu1 IA ABI1E real

4 EsfAIE On CHURCH HILL.-A. 1870 Il
subsequent deed Of trust made by Edwin Fs,rar n
dated Sd Marcel. 1852 duly recorded in deceased
fngs Court shall in execution Of thesid tgnst .al,
suhJect to the prior deed of referred 10 II I
the following valuable real estate ON the n,en;ss
MONDAY 4th day of February, 1856 at the hon, o ~
X O'CLOCK II falr, II not, the next fair day viz
tween 9Th and 2sth streets, running back ls fee, 70
an alley, 20 feet wide. Also, lot frontins 10 e ~
the west side of 18th street, $50 feet to an asx 9o
feet wide Also another lot fronting 1872 feet on the
north side of Grace stress running back on 2b
two lots ON the south side of Broad between 27.H
and 18th streets, the first fronting Al feet on Broad
streets and the second fronng 40 feet on Broad street
both running back l55 feetto alley 20 feet wide
Terms cash. So "-N'
JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
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rO.PARTNEKSHIP NOTICE.--The /

NO-PARTNEkSHIP NOTICE.--The un-
~ dersigned have this day formed a CO-PART-
NERSHIP, in the city of New York under the firm
and style of BRUMMEL ROYSTERS, for the pur-
pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
business, particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf Tobacco and Flour, GRAIN Cotton and other
produce
q Location 93 Water street Liberal advances
consignment. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
J. B. ROYSTER
Richmond, January !. 1856. ia A2m
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By Larus N shine.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., Ar
n.AUCTlON.-Will be cold at Auction, THURS
the 5Ist inst, commencing at 10 O'clock at the
BOARDING House of Mrs grove, on 9Th between
ary ana Canal streets large lot of Household Fur
ulaIe, embracing Feather Beds, Bedding Bedsteads'
~ ~ asnseands Tables Chairs, Bureaus Wardrobes
Mantle Glasses, Cooking Stove Kitchen Furniture 10.
selhef win many other articles numerous to de-
tail she being about to decline business
ia 30 IApITc ouIyr -.
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ny AIexN00Er No34s
NlGHT SAIzKs.--V1TCHHs, yKwRI.
NINA Sc.-Wiu be sold ct auction, THIS EVE.
w. commencing at n o'clock, large lot of
sIaS. yewelry, Pens. Peneils, &c.
r.i So general assortment Of Psncy Article
os vi Dry Goods, Clothing Seears, &c.
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LARUs 4 SHINE. Auets.
ID. T: WI, W,sIIILIlIA,is, Preface Cemmissisi

I'D y. WILLIAMS, Produee ComnsiseIop
Ne manufactured tobacco, Goods, he, kc.
leave to sn rssnss s slip Richmond Virginia Beg
and the MINI 1 rs sincere thanks to bis friends
nes t. on him during bis business Connection
Viii Msssrs; sooker& Watkins Of this city. and re-
thus apPearns on the theatre Of business sIons A
SO WIN u confidence IN my business onsIisc a,;ass
ma. .ne interest OF consisnees win be faithfully rep.
Liberal cash advances made on consignment. 81
REFEas To-Messrs. Lewis Webb A Son uv.s.
worth, Turner & Co. and John Booker Esa re-
pond and 1no: N. Otey, Esq, chiswelI bahney.
ESQ, Messrs Peters, Spence & Co and Mn.sy.'
McCorkle < Jones, Lynchburs Va IN -.
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By Baker, Pleasanfs e

ny baker, Pfeasants &c Go.
Mules AND HORSES AT AUCTION.
- VIII sell, on THURSDAY, 5lst inst, at IL
O'Clock. on the vacant space near the Central Denot
or young, well broke Mules sound and large
ALSo-Several young, sound work Horses and one
new .buegy BAKER, PLEASANTS CO.,
Ja oo Auctinneers
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The business will hereafter be conducted
by the undersigned, who, grateful for the past will
endeavor TO merit continuance of the patronage
literally extended to the late firm
de l8 WILLIAM r KING
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nISsOLUTION.-The firm OF VEKSER
~ BOISSEAU, is dissolved by mutual consent.
AS 1t is necessary to close business without delay
all persons indebted to will please make immedi-
ate payment. The name of the concern will be used
only in liquidation of the affairs of the same
Jas. W. Verser may be found at the old stand.
JAMES w. VERSER,
ia 2f-6t JAMES BOISSEAU,
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FUTURE nAYa
By Goddis q Appers~ ..

BY Goddis q Apper.~-
TTHI9sTEE,S SALE IN vArn
81, kEAL ESTATE ON GRACE AM, MOI s 4,
ofhEHTs, CHURCH HILL.-As trustees ~ ! a.. 4
OF trust executed by Edwin Farrar ana VIE 49,
&c Janssry, 1850. daily recorded IN the aiehssd
HustfnS Court we shall, at the request Of III.
~; tnershy securedi pfocsed sell at pubiic az
a uu On the preIuises for cash, MONDAY. III ~
,t shruary, 1885, commencing at the hour az -
t;o. NJ If fair, if not, the next fair day. nor
nas " sae valuable square which the said Farrar
fbs nss, consisting of the half acre lot on which
Graea "a "a, brick Dwelling stands, at the corner of
rear At s 1.n streets: Also, the Stable lot in the
I'll feet and running back ~ fsst ~ liz on1s
mot property il justly ressrded a. among the
The title - b u any any now IN market
os acting a. trustees will ceprer .;, b. =. sne
sent year 70 (. "A 3 taxes and isuranee for The pre-
~ PAU ny Ins Purchaser
5.ssse-ss-.a-sss w. GODDIN
s.l.ca,an.... :, JAS. ". PRficE, Trustee.
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I USE OAK MlsLAID.--A BOND execut-
IL ed by Edmund Fontane, ESD President of the
Central Railroad, for 1920, bearing dae in January
1855 and payable LIST January 1855, which said bond
has been either lost inislaid.
All persons cautioned against receiving said
bond as payment has been stopped.
BUCKNER T TREVILIAN
ia 23-d2taw4t&cItA Caroline county
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Richmond, january Sd. 1856.
COMPREHENSIVE. -EXVTSN. WEIR

Ohaving associated with him JOHN g. WADE
and VIM. S. ROYSTER, (clerks of the late conceru,)
will continue the business General Commission and
Grocery at the old stand, No &c. Main street. under
the firm of Lewis N. Webb Co.
Lewis Webb will retain his counting room in the
building; shall therefore have the benefit of his
long business experience and advice.
LEWIS N. WEBB,
JOHN G. WADE,
la 4---dEclm WILLIAM s ROYSTER
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PEERS' CORDIAL TIERS, OR
Id MORNING REGULATOR.-An innocent re-
freshing exhilarang and delicious Beverage produ-
cling instant relief from this effects of lover indul.
gence" loss of appetite, lowness of Spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowe els arising
renewed strength and vigor- For sale by
BENNETT BEERS
fe2I-dlyif Sole Agents
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/ O~T--A Buff Envelope, confirming sun

IL dry open accounts, and number of notes, due
Hills and drafts among which the following: -
John II. Mckenzies draft w. L. Laneir & Co,
dated September lst 1885, payable months from date
for EiJN b PAYABLE in New Orleans a note of j.
s Atlee's, past due; due bill of F. w. Mullen for
# IS together with sundry other obligations. libe-
raj reward will be paid its return the subscri-
Der
All persons Indebted to hereby requested to
make payment to me in person.
ia 6-t4 D. BAKER IN.
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w AN Ed wish TO employ a Lady,
~ well qualified to teach the Engl sh Language.
pta"'hg and instruction the Piano, 20 instruct
- , I'VE Papis, my own children for witch will pay
sfn Lady preferred. Recommendations required
Aaaie ss J. L. DICKINSON, Frederick Hall Depot
A3 ~ 81 county, Va, stating terms, &c.
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- --.l-s-s---.--s-.-s.----~----.~--,---.
FUTURE DAYs.


ny Themas w. X eeseo.
Vmce with Geo. J. Summer No. ~ Pearls.y
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTUREa rnr,
= SALE AT AUCTt0N.-Wili be sold TTJITp -
DAY morning next, the 5rst inst. commencing ~ 10
O'CLOCK Al al of the Tobacco Factory Fixtures in III
FACTORY formerly worked by Mosby Johnson dec,S
on Gary between 18th and 18th Streets ccnsstfns ~
screws screws Presses, Mile. Benches, Stoves. Carpenters
fEhhs: For all sums under > 80, cash; for $50 and
over That amount inonths' credit. for approved ne
sosianic paper. THOMAS w. REESE
A
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-..
LOST.


4 CjST-Un Monday night Blue Cloth
1 CLOAK, plaid lined and Fur Col ar. Any per-
son ending it, and leaving the same at this office will
receive reasonable reward. ja S0--3t
i O@T--IO DOLLARS REWARD.-LOst
/ between Blanxiuships Stable, Franklin street,
aud Marshall street. between 18th and 9th Streets on
sunday morning, small GOLD WAT II, gold face
with representation of two deers engraved on the
hsck-Tohias, maker. There at 4ched to it
sn,s i licked Fob CLAIM. The above reward will be
paid the finder Tor is return TO this Office.
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ENOR SALE--A VALUABLE iBKlCk
Il DWELLING.-The subscriber, intending 70
change his residence offers for sale privately his
present dwelling house Goth street. between Frank
lin and Grace The lot has front Of so feet and
back IS2 feet The house is in perfect order md
tains eight good rooms.
If not sold previously, it wsE be soSa on the l4th
day of February at public auction. Apply 70
A. BODEKER
ia 23-tds No 10 Main street
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To,, - NE Pr PUBLIC;-HayinT purchased

TO THE PCBLIC.-Haying purchased
i the Drug store of T. FL Ssutbau l. Co. corner Of
Broad and 4th streets opposite Taylors Shoe store
and diagonally opposite TO Breeder Fox and made
large additions the stock, am prepared to furnish
families, physicians and others with every thing to
he found II a well conducted Drug Store including
large and vsHed assortment of Fancy and Toilet ar
ticles Perfuuery, Patent and Family Medicines &c
1t shall be my constant to offer to the public
every modern Improvement in preparations, &c, as
soop as possible and above all to keep hand moth
ing but the fresh aud genuine
We have the usual assortment of Paints Oils and
Dyestufs, Window Glass (which will be cut to or
der,l Putty, &c; the best fEands of Tobacco and
Cigars; likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds invite the examination of country
Merchants, Physicians and all in want, aud solicit o
continuance of the patronage of the late firm
N. B-Physicians' prescriptions promptly attended
to at all hours VIM. C. BAfTAHE
ia l6---ts Corner Broad aud 18th SITS
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THaE EAhL SESSIONS q Mr.. r. /

i CHANT, WElSIGER l. CO. have received
small lot of Travelling Umbrellas, which be car
red with convenience in a Carpet Bag. Call and ex-
anime them at
MERCHANT, wEISIGER co.'s,
ia " liz Main street.
III DlVAN.,-A few Thousand papers Of
and retail, by L. YERBY, Agent
No. 4, Wall street.
de 4-5m Under st. Charles Hot l.
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TTHE subscribcrs have ass0cieied Then

TTtHE snbscrtbcrs have assOciRi ed them.
selves together, under the firm and style of JNO.
M. WIN. Y. SHEPPARD, for the purpose of con-
Quoting General Commission Business and tender
their services to their friends and the public to sell
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN and FLOUR, and re-
spectfuly solicit consignments with the assurance
that all Produce entrusted to them shall have the
best attention. JNO M. SHEPPARD,
VIM. Y. SHEPPARD.
Richrnond Lat Lar 10 1.ua.a.-.1s.
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nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm of LEWIS WEBB
4 SON is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
LEWIS WEBB retiring from the business. Either
party will sign the of the firm in liquidation
LEWIS WEBB,
LEWIS N. WEBB.
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UIOUsE AND LOT FOE SALE At .rc

n, w M r. NOEL.
la % - -~>'o
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NEAL--In qaausities to suit purchaser.
w can he had ~ BRACES Old Mill.
ja 24-1w $50
A LUM PATENf FIRE AND BUR-
"A CLAIR PE0OF K S-Manufactured by
Holmes, Vaiszsins Butler, Now York. and proved
BY the seeres tests to be the best safe in the world
We are aseats for the above Safe.
BRANCH co,
ia ls--2m 49, se 1884 Cary street
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Wishing TO reduce our S1ocIr
OF Fancy Dress Goods, we will for the next tara
goods consisting La part of Printed and FirnreS M"ns
lines French and English Plain and Plaid Mersnas
rlyd, striped and Brocade Silks, with MANY othe,
styles suited TO the present season. ''''ei
RINFORD MAYO 4 mr. Arm
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4SIRE BRICK SLABS AND JANIS
i Also, Superior SOAP STONE.-TO BUILDERS
CRATE Settlers AND 0THERS.-I have for
sale = well selected stock Of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
realty fitted to match all kinds of Crates De The
shove articles of superior quality shall keep for
sale regular supply. Apply at my Foundry.
ia 10-lm g. D. DENOON
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Washington Items.

Mr.. Ball, Chairman Of the House
Committee on Public Buildings has made
quite a sensation by offering resolution
of inquiry and for special committee to
investigate certain charges against per-
sons in high places in the Treasury de-
partment He charges them with selling
contracts to build Custom Houses and
the like, at the west and elsewhere. The
Committee was appointed, aud there is
no doubt will ferret it out.
- The President having vetoed sun
dry bills for Internal Improvements
such as improving the mouth of Missis'
sippi, and the navigation about the great
Lakes the Senate passed them by two
thirds vote--3I to l2. Gen. Cass saw
the points very distinctly and was rath
er hard on the decadent President. 1t
was certainly ipjudicious in that high
functionary to press the strict construc'
ton doctrines, at time whom the Dem
ocratic party wants several western cleo
torsl votes for Mr.. Buchanan.
- The gallant Brooks had his trial
July s, and made very pretty little
speech in which he compared bis conduct
to that of a person who vindicatos the
honor of an insulted wife, plainly told the
court he should do just SO again if he
thought best, and bowed to the Majesty
of the Law. The Majesty aforesaid, de-
clined to make any particular fuss over
the offence, and fined the Gu prit $500.
- Mr.. Underwood, the Virginia dele
gate to the Philadelphia Convention
writes from Washington to the Post,
that he cannot go home without danger
from his neighbors and friends, with
whom at the present he has slight diff
ference of opinion on the subject of
Slavery He has accordingly sent for
his family to join him, at the north.
Mr.. Oliver has made his minority
report on Kansas matters. lie contro-
verts the main facts as found by ma
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Important from Kansas.
THE LEGISLATURE DISPERSED BY con
SIMMER.

THE LEGISLATURE DISPERSED BY col
SUMNER.
Ajvices from Topeka to the 4th inst,
state a convention met there on the 2d,
and passed resolutions in favor of the
Republican party. aud denunciatory of
the Democrats. appealing to the friends
of free Kansas in Congress to stop tho
supplies until Kansas is admitted under
the Topeka Constitution.
Marshal Donaldson and Judge Ell
more read to the Convention the Presi-
dents February proclamation, and Gov.
Shannon's proclamation, and one from
Mr.. Woodson. Secretary of the Terrific
nv. Also, note from Col Sumner, say
ing be would prevent the meeting of the
Legislature They were unheeded. A
bout eight hundred persons were present.
all armed
Both branches of the Legislature met
on the 4ih inst The roll was called and
a quorum found to be present.
About noon, Colonel Sumner entered
the town with two hundred Dragons and
planted two cannons at the head of Kan
sas Avenue. The troops were drawn up
before Constitution Hall, when Sumner
told the citizens that he would not dis.
arm them or break up the Convention,
but be had orders to dissolve the Legis-
lature, and he would do so.
Sumner then repaired to the Hall of
Representatives and Informed the menu
bers that be had orders to dispense them.
He said d" | am called upon TO per-
form the most painful duty Of my life.
Uuder the authority Of the President 1
am here to dissolve this Legislature In
accordance with my orders, command
you to dispense. God knows have no
party feeling in this matter, and will have
none while hold my present position in
Kansas. | have just returned from tho
border, where have been sending home
the Missourians. and | am here with in
structions to dispense this Legislature.
| again command you to dispense"
Judge Schingler asked if they were to
understand that they were driven out at
the point of the bayonet.
Col Sumner replied: shall use
the whole force under my command to
enforce my orders"
The House then dispersed.
A similar scene was enacted in the
Senate, which also dispersed.
The Convention was preparing res0lu-
tions. endorsing the State government
and he Topeka constitution.
Fears of invasion had kept large mum
bers from attending
Col Lane had not arrived.
ST. Louis, July 9.-James S Hack
ney, Quartermaster General Jefferson
City, writes to the Jefferson Examiner.
DENYING the charge, made by CORES
pondent Of the Missouri Democrat, that
Governor Price had sent IL canDons and
% boxes of muskets to Atchison aud
StriGgfellow, for the conquest Of Kan
sas, The letter says no arms have been
given out u the State Arsenal, except
to regularly organized companies aud not
then till every requirement Of the Platte
militia law had been complied with.
Not a single gun had even been sent to
A,chisou or SringfellOw. Gov. Price
has invariably refused all applicants for
arms, from parties net enti'led to receive
them.
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CAviNG 'N.-Three months ago, Doug
las reported that he would not consider
tho propriety of repeating any of the
Territorial enactments, because Congress
had no power over the acts Of the Terri
tory.-Now he reports and votes for
repeal of somo of the worst of these en-
actments Then be reported that Kan
sas must not be admitted till she have
93,3l0 inhabitants. Now he gives that
up. and goes in for her admission with
such population as she may have
Thea he talked of subduins all opposition
to the Border Rufian acts. Now he
votes to subdua tho acts so as to disarm
tho opposition.
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GREAT SroRr-We learn from the
Brattleboro Republican, that a party
of young gentlemen Of that village went
ON a fishing excursion last week to Sar-
anac Lake and brought home the other
day, splendid trophies Of their success
full sport. Among them were about 200
lbs. of btook and lake trout, the largest
brook trout weighing three aud the larg-
est lake trout nine pounds. Three or
four deer aud loon we're also killed.
But by far the most interesting object,
was a grim panther, weighing u pounds,
and measuring eight feet. This ugly
customer was caught in bear trap, and
shot. We should much rather eucoun'
ter him there, than ct large. His stuff
cd skin may be seen at Frost & Good
hue's.