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o he ums when said paynsn w Be ads ana Whereas
Inc fesay sdcpsd form q sfcis1ss 70 ne
Uni,sd sAies and s form u release % NE ssis fsx.
police hereby given said creditors that psymest ya, viii
be made al he treasury UnIsd sstes, q treasury
drafts of,hs public depo.ia'irs es
uai.sd States and amer The ist V such cfhe ha
genuine eenneaies ofssa debt
provisions Of said who shall have aslsd
their evidences " said des % ts uIid
stae the fsm 70 e United States
release the state q Texas, and died ths
win Secretary of the 1rsssuy days before The Isl
sf nex days being sqared nscsas she genuine
Texas win a ussn, who posses.es kAowedse deLt as
crcasd handwriting Of The oeias whose signatures
attached sn s deasie that all The certificates and
dsness Of deb before s Of
the hslae notice s css6eaies and esdenccs
6ied will be retained for examination nsesg
department. shall b. fully satisfied sf lhs gennepes
produced The assignment
may executed and acknowledged In the Of
secrca Treasury chief elsIk
oa pabe and be witnessed By the Assistant Sec
saI chief notary ami be ceuned aolay
his noaa seal bu whsa the hoders desire make
and the releases Of tie of
Of the cnsons ihs Of anoa public and
wnsssed BY the collector and tho pube and
certified notary under bis nola sa; and fheIs
collector Of the customs Al The lacs where The
aides assignment may before
Of record in the Of hs usgs and clerk thereof and
witnessed BY ,hem and certified BY the clerk under his seal
oesj aad holder Of United assgnmsn
may before any Uned consul aud
be Witnessed certified BY him under his seal An pe
executing such assignments and also declare
before notary clerk, may
they the real Of The certificates other eydene
iebt bssn assigned heu bona ds fo col
and the notary CLERK consul include fact
declaration Of acknowledgement.
dividend whsn allowed BY accounting ofc
will remd parties In accordance with their directions
the drafts handed 70 their regularly constituted or trans
mission. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
81, Ysrm 4. ..ax.. y.~.
Know persons by these presents has released,
hereby United 6Aiss Of America from all
Aumber for OF - issu.d BY the late republic rf
entitled provide The
Of such creditors e late republic
Congress Of september eighteen hun
dy approved February, 1885
Texas, approved is Of February s56
A witness my hand and seal.
Form b.
persons these presents that - has released,
hereby releases Of frum all further liability
claim Of ceT6cae rvdence Of debt num
sun Of S-, Issued BY the tate republic OF
United 5ates accordance with the
Congress- entitled provide for th'
cf such ereda o. late ,.pube Of Texas are com
In the Of Congress Of September nne eighteen hun
fn Approved sh day Of February 1855 and
Texas, approved the st Of February 1855.
A witness my hand and seal.
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mo b4hI -.
s,.s !, e. ss !, e.: n. D-AyiiI. Land onss

mo. b4Al -
Notics % ths ReepsninK of ths D@nvilIs Land Onss
ib tsts GsHxaAL LAsD assack, Sept 49, lass.
INSTRUCTIONS transmitted 10 the register
f s lands senias said dsci give thirty day
pahe from Of the
be Ioceved BY theai. @ --'l-
Sept 2l-3zw6w !Iniei Star Commissioner.
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAD.
Change Of Hours.
M MJSkz 1890 *z7sszz E
N and ansr Monday, 23d Instant, leave
" Washington n, and ex. Q. IN, and snd ~, PIT
On SnnJay, II ~, D
Leave Baltimore Al AZ and 9K, .. m, and and 81,
On sunday, atti, a. m.
T. d. PARSONS, Agent
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law school of Csmbsrisaa Unfvsrssty, Q Lebanon.
Tennsssee.

LAW school OF Cumberland Uufver1ttyt ~ Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham cau,hes, late Of The ereu
Z judges Of Tennessee.
Nathan Green, Of udses Ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomhe L. Ridley, cnaneeIIors of the State
Judges Caruts Green dcv their Shcs time exclusively
o school,
Plan Of fAstrpcionl Daily eIamnaons each class
books No regular Of ecrs but explanations OF the
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations.
Weekly ocoamsn law equity which
suits of
and prosecute them through all processes
prsctce. TIE framed
deeds wills records and a Of documents read
Some taken by appeal
which held monhiy On the Glass;
end Of session. The eerk
jurors circuit judges and CHANCELLOR I'm other Official
Iaciies connected with their suits.
SeNion-The fr session the third Monday
ember and ends td Thursday February The second
the sscceedns Monday In February and ends
E1snss rer sesisa-Tson sso In sdvsnce eoutngen
fee ta boarding about 60 Students furnish their
which bs had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Pour sessions required oomges tns unless The
sdvsnced ciss No previous study for I'D
mission There tu regular classes ssdesu
any time during tire collegiate year
fhers is q Legislature school
Number of students the lasl cbtlsstauE g-ag-I
RUBBRT l. ChHUTHERS,
FEB 1l-toly rustdenI board u Trpssst
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising the iins the following:
The Auanuc. Wes.
the AhnAus...
HNSa These shps having been built by contract
pTessy for government service, every care has been
taken In their consuuction also In nier engiuss
70 insure strength and speedi and their aceo""o
Price York hrstcias cabin
S In cabin e75 Exclusive size
3325 From Liverpool a New York, 30 and 30 guneas.
An experienced suryron attached 10 each ship.
No berhs can be occurred until paid for.
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DATES o. sAlLIss.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
" Austin Frars, London
B. O. WAINWRIGHT q Cn.,
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THE ONLY ONE AUTOBIOGRAPHY Rob Of DR. BOY
vEAu LAPt ECTEUR superior sups of Cuisi
nier pars uiia radically
skin dartres setaus
ulcers accidents
period u hfs, and hereday serwony Of hsmos depurs
tits powerfully ecacous eatzrhs badds
Of organs arising from sbuses
Injections soundnss As syphiuc Rob
ve ensuing from The
Of hslsam Of esasia o euts om which only rspsl
The Rob above
syph whether long stand
ing which have esed the powers o mercury the odure
of potassium.
Gsnsai assn s.r the United States. sssse Blondn o.
William New York. for wholesale orders Guios Ducoags
New Orsans; seully, Dan Frascisco. 80
The Rob Laeur said BY all the druggists throughout the Upt
The paphet Of Doetnr O. CrrvHis the med
properties Of the Rob win be obtained By wiring O. boa
din, % William street, New York. who win every hformaoor
wanted
prepared on orders for the West IN
United dues the Rob In bond
March Idly
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LE0RsE WOODS NEW woRI<.-Modep Phsnsty
VI shO~isg the improvements IN sid The m.hc1a
rraehg Celestial Ca ;hy Gcorr- Wool author of'pT
sehstn,hi On Hmettea |" vosumes Price o. T3
Jackson, ~ H., LII. b. 4l.
Japan aud Richard wiidreh, author Of hV
u "a Unised o. Ss.
ossieA ssoy Of Rspabesa Equality, By Sydney A. sWp,F
81 n.
last pasiishsd. and for sale 1t L.-.--s- - -.-
TAYLOR MAURYs
Nov 8 Ro~ksfsrr, strsst
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EngIi.h, French, and Ameriean Fashions, isss.

IlguRGg FOX arrived q, Miiasd, iIoss gssbassn
IN the aeay at,hsnr me orrsnixaor of the Hoase
Rtisr Of congaulation that the of krh trsnehe
nsrens ie vinssrs poSea prsse'
sstiis npaisr esndisase w their yo an fofm
capacity taios, msritd ~
csn,nses IN tscciv ths d.nshed and ssann"os
people Re happy cuy dssspusn'
voices the realm offshon and pressnp tbem 10 ei ~
divaed sentiment The Huse of hes tsen
Ioes M leader in-, ~ shsh
al-ay rranisst Tn. tshbrs In hs p-s,c hsnd o. ar
sk of h~ s what The disrgasxsd vrwenss ~ the rerf
assembly f suceuEes
the taste efhe artist th- snbiu-d By the soqsenc %
For 70 the popular ssserty of fashion. We have hu f -
tuied parnf-i, eeffsia
ttuee they dverre ~h iesSsrs Of hi Fs
osr lyadss % poue.. TIE sPeaks o sh'an (hf ,ueh
DESIGNATE our fepfesentavrl at loss for the Hg
tie right and tie nght s loss for TIE n
when he applies swaS y"
his Bsh equally vel and ssfriy invested
Jan 1Q~-da ...'.
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pHusREss Of Religious ideas By L. Mafta Childs
] 3vos
TIE Purchase Early West, edition
Lily. \ Novel | vol.
Works OF Cha.. Lamb 2 v,is
Harpsrs' story Book. Vol
NeIico Religion; By 4 A. Wilson. Illustrated.
Border Beasls4; by W. Gilmore simas.
stnikr; 30 Charles Dickens.
The Criia wife BY Charles Dickens.
Mysteries the BY william Harrison Ans
worm.
Nov % FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Circular.
AsEsGT OF FfsscH spoLIATtos CLANS.
washingtan, November %, lssa

AsEHCT FfkscH sroLiATtos Ctltss
washingtan November u, lssa
IN nany Inquiries BY camauu sfsa
the unisd taiss spolssi.ns committed hs
French pror the ratification the with fanes
leoVvKi July ~, oiss tn of preeesdhs ope
wards obtsnias redress deem erpedht n
pahieiy Inform AL ts s-r eonsulna afvs
has been coacsdsd mcst jasicicus % vDussn sae
their claims The Claims they woud BE- red 10 s
thausandr 0f nter theefoss not de1e
fof sbjrciionbut submit hn
Congress (pcferinE e~uste usual The o
% the coming sessioa In the fn espeetsticn hai direct ~
will be Prvvsded for he through special board Of ~
the Claims Cnut shall hrs Be resolved - hs e
tbunsi consrcs viii rrspt, that elaine may
made 10 " ~ q direct wzislx;ive a
he adnstment of the-e claims would fully md eonssn'g ~
eaPy board sf e highest ois ss hres and justice On
Nov D-dlw JAMES n CAueTkN
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The College, sr ~. james, Maryland.
THE seennd term of the besas Monday
L March
There as c-esia,e preparatory, and eOm~edd
stsdirs. =
Aaar... Rev. d. KERFoor, Rector, ke.
Fsb l2-2aw4w
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!. N. PEACE.

And heroas ercdcrs rsfrred In Cossrss
deemed lcn,cni hoIder c e aob ssd
Ar, ofs ss az rsas ,ss wbsrsss alleged ess ssiss
cescas % ssd debt me hcd.rs ef which nsy ss.st
n. and cr paSmsnt ef ans whss.ss u
ss nct AZ Congress Require. ho,des cf The csaess
ey,senees d shah sesssss 70 hs United s,ss
~. &c, Requires hs pabe sees shesd b given M NE Pses
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I OSgrELL0ws New poem-Ths Song Of Hiawshs
IL by Henry wad-worth Longfellow P'ice sI
tziries funny People IS
Just puhished and or ssle si
TAYLOR b MAURY's
Soyi B.nk.sorr ath
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TO THE LAD,Es.-Mr a. l. HARPgk D. BcoomGed ,r..I
Boston, has received choice sascrmenf o.e nen
eegaa sa dresses ~ The Psfsian ~
which were unvecsay asmisrd Nswpou season ~
M, then sse o suppy te drmaaa be skes this eppo
opeaina fresh supply, t""
which Ar, uase and vcrS sppruprist. bSsl
to head dresses ctfures sposrs eslisrs, mane se- ~
wi,ch black lace, ard '
ETY. of aowefs, feather fawers, se.
N. DThis = The only house in the United States wbers ~
ro0As can be obsiaed.
RosFos, Jaausry s, 1865.
Ian G-sawqw
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RpwARp cLARK,
a eeerrssry of sts,s.
Errcvr1vr Drp.sTnrrr,

" W P,ass ~ Teras dn hereby Ger
y Edws Cisk signed The cesfcxe the overriding
pass Secretary n and hs dse f sd eernhesr
keeper o. ts esrsl statute laws d ssf State, and that h aes
tsion " In due tS-. .-. a" sew N@E7 t aEa JAZZ ~
In testimony whereof svsn ny nsms e
ses of IN. Sta'e be ared, city % Austin,
fsrA sIth day ~ Pehsusry
ofths ind psbdsnee UueA STATES hs sishtsfh
of Texas NE twentieth year 7f6a.H55 n 4. asa II
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phit-defpsis. Niassrs, and Great wsstsrn Lime.
OassgSGRRs the Philadelphia and Rad
Rsirssd Company BROAD Vine ssst.j daily 7X
o
fme 70 Chtcsgs eD 90
DeHotts....s 10 %
Hiakn'h 10 90
Buuaio. 10 90
bstNts..s"'' VW
,s.s.
tansndatEha...'. 90
90
Broad and Cherry srsstl daily Chicago
Arrangements have made which
.....M. 81 JOHN TUCKER, Fresdent
...... Philadelphia and Ksadipg Railroad ComrEy.
Feb iG-df
nROCERtEs, WINES, LIQUORS, asc.-ws beg leave TO
call the attention of friends and the public
ffssh groceries, combating Of
~. Pine green aud hrck
Jaws, Rio, and Lagpayra cofees
Refined aud brown sugars
Fsmiy sursrins, and four, In hhis and har,
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices OF every description
And oher article no complete
nsRt
wines, hquSrs, ana Cigars.
Msdeirs, rhey, ,p. ehaspsgps ps. NJ 6,yo,c
brands, and part very superior
- Fine trnndiss, whskey xins &C, in and Kisss
Tse.bes with large soes of Bsvsns Germsa
we viii Fosds many ssr ,r,e,,. which ~,
hsh be rs ewing 81 such prices
ss and the trade give ea erfcrs supplying their wants
A s1-.... THOMPSON, HAMILTON, 4 co,
South side Psnn. avenue, between w and Oh streets.
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EREsCH JUVENILE BOoKs-a we'll selected colse,ior
Of books, In their styles aud prices
adapted ofthem, sesutfuy us,ra,ed
be bookstore Of undssgped, imported By hmsei
direct from Paris
Dsc 4 FRANcK TAYLOR
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y. u. rEAsR.
DxrAsrxrrr er srArr,
hsstin, Texss, February ., 1855.

T. Edward CIsi, aecrsfary State Teras,
foreroina eight hereso snnexed
cspy m s esss SCI entitled Aa sci giving ne
~ provide
uS rspehc af Tsrss ecppreh.pded
ast ~ csasres. sshfeen hundred
6fy p..d seccnd sess of ,hs hr'yshird
c".sr. = ne usss s.. saa spp'ossd Fsss"au twenty
wHssss NJ ss.s ssa ds ses sf department hs day
IsEALl y~sf tsessid.
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tBy Tslesrsph.l
KANSAS NEWS.
CHICAGO, Thursday. Nav q ISIS

S"~Aoot AHeiSsey, may ie9o.
Our dates from Leavenworth 10 Saturday even
ing. Gov. Shannon had called out me u>~r---s-.,-
toned them at different points The Ns'ounAns weis
returning home.
We have the following additional particulars rom 70,
Lawrence: After the burning Of the hotel sno NC
Herald Of Freedom Office, Gov. Robinsons house was
fred, but sxtipsuished before entirely oonss"ed'
sheriff Jones then dismissed his posse, wnen ''ey
Immediately rushed into the stores and dwellings, Id
the place removing everything valuable ana de'a'y
ing everything not removable.
The Post Office was broken open and the ie''e~
seized All the houses of the Free-Stste men were
plsged except the Cincinnati Hotel. heesrs buiord
Sringelow and Atchison were conspicuous daring the
day. Gov. Shannon was absent.
The posse of Jones LEFT the city at sunset, he MORN
ing them that he should need their servces neSt day
is supposed that the fire seen on "Wednesday night
was the burning Of Gov. Robiason's house.
There nothing later conceroing the fate Of hessr-
Brown, Robinson Dietzler, Pomeroy or Smith.
Sheriff Jones has entirely recovered from the effects
of his wound II has been ascertaned that there wa
no ball in the pistol used for his attempted s'sa'-
nation.
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AN ALLEGANY BOY MURDERED BY Dor
DER RUFEIANl

E,om the AH<odHt IN " Hspubscds
We are Indebted to DR.. William B. Alley, OF this
village for the following important but painful iafof-
nation contained in q letter TO him. The young man
who hiss II us fallen victim to Border Ratfi anlsm
son of w. A. Stewart, Esq, the Democratic Dl'riet
n''''A' RusHfoRp, Monday, May &c, 1886.
DEAR SIR write by DR.. Frank to inform you that
Ran Worthineton has just arrived in towo' direct
from Kansas bringing the sad intelligence OF the desth
of Jobn Stewart who was shot by M ssoun Rufhso.
An are deeply excited here, and all are making nqui-
RES The minute particulars have not yet earnei'
but the outlines of the dastardly affair are nearly Is
follows:
Young man had been shot at or near Lawrence by
the Rufians. John was some few miles away from
that place. but learning Of the affair be ana Two o'ne
young started to go to Lawrence Tor Tue purpSe
of Learning what was going on, each carrying rhe.
On the way they met two men all armed WITH riuos;
They 1.-THE Rufanr, for such they proved to oel asked
the boys where they were going, ana they rePuea 70
Lawrence. They said, you must not go any fIrt 1eri
some alteration when one oil them ieveieo MS
rife, and shot John through the head, kuiins Nun
instantly At the moment the kuthan raised hiS nm
ore of The boys leveledlhs at the assaant, but II
mi sed FIRE but the other young man fired hs, wound
irg the Rufiian but did not kill him. Whercupon,
they tbe RuisDs being on horseback, put spur; and
left This was within three quarters OF mile Of
Lawrence.
Ran, at the time was in Lawrence, ard hearing OF
this Immediately went and took charge OF the body,
got coffin made and left the corpse In care OF Cope
iano Gordon for burial, and started immediately tor
home. The shootiog occurred one week ago to-day
and Tuesday morning last Ran. started, and arrived
here at IL o'clock this forenoon.
At Franklin, four miles from Lawrence, ne was
stopped searched and Of bis clothes taken from
him and his life Threatened by the very man who shot
John He told Ran. that he shot John, aud intended
TO shoot as many ID Abolitionss as he could ind;
that his name was Dr. BraDsOp," aud wanted Ran. to
tell the id Abolitionsts East who he was and Whist
be was doing Ran allowed to escape through
the iAter. of the Captain of the Ruiisn bsod
Mr.. Stewart, the mother Of the youag man,
is nearly crazy The sensation in the village is deep
ard stirring; the bell has tOed and Grape suspended
dst church. L. BROOKS.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
Nearly Two Millions Of Treassre'

The steamship Illinois, Chas S Boggs, esq., U. M
commander, arrived at this port yesterday aeer-
noon She left Aspinwall May goth, at 6'2o p m,
and arrived at Havana on the cath, at 9 a m. Left
Havana on the 25th, at i2 m, and arrived at Quaran
tine at III O'Clock g. m. on the Goth. She brings the
California mails of the 5th inst, 1877 in treasure
on freight, and 662 passengers, brought down on the
Pacific eide by the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
steamer Golden Gate, Capt. w. F. Lapierge, which
left San Francisco May s. at $40 p m, with sss PISS
sengers and 81 ,esl on freight, sssa.73 OF which
was on foreign account. May -, at p. M, the
Golden Gate spoke steamer Golden Age, from Panama
for San Francisco and arrived at Panama May 10, at
6:3op.m.
May 80, at IL M, of Cape 81. Antonio, exchanged
signals with the Bremen bark Hercules, standing to
the north
May IS, at $3.50 p. M, spoke the Cmted States
frigate Susquehanna, standing for Havana
Jpo. Spaulding of Calls, Me-, died May e. aged
81 years.
Miss S. Allyn Of Sandwich, Mas, died May ~
aged 20 years.
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lBOUT sU.yyOy's PASS.

Mr.. Jesse Newil. recently from OHIO, had occasion
to 60 near Lecompton a few days ago He was ar
rested several times, but finally entered Lecompton
He saw Mr.. Shsnnop, rode up to him, and a'ked
wins. al this meant
Mr.. Shannon said there was no use 81 complaining
that the Territory under martial laF, and civil
war was in. vitable,
Mr.. Shannon tiled to get sway, but M. Newil, who
al old pegtbor, wouldn't et him of.
On parting Gov. Shannon gave Mr.. Newl the sub
joiIc characteristics e-prolix-pass:
EXECUTIVE OFFIcF Luc0sPros, T Nay II, 1876
The besr-r OF this J-sse newi acquaintance u mine
from Ohio h. IL this tory with the view 81 oos
nis for situation ocete n lie denres 20
an inc the county and select place well poytd wuh timber
he uVAnied by his John Sswil Joseph ftzsn-
n ons, his hTotberil-.Aw. snc q DR. Gamble.
They derched with the present. troubles in this
Territory.
New therefore have 10 guest al persons permit the
SAL Jesse New aud h comrades pass AMI epsss through
cut the Tesrt"rS without moderation.
WILSON SHANNON, Gcy-rnsr Of Har ga
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REVIEW OF THE PAST FORTNIGHT.

F,o, The San Fyanetseo Ersnsng Josr~ai, Mesa
Since the sailing Of the steamer Of the 10th u there
has but little occurred Of sufficient note to require any
exte n6ed remark. -.
With occasional rains, we have generally had very
fine weather, although come Whist cold, with freqaent
high winds which, at this season of the year. are pretty
certain TO visit US. -
The bulk hesd scheme for erecting sea-wall along
the city front, has been condemned by the Common
Council
spponted by the Fourth District Court TO rnne the
claims Of the creditors reported the "a inst. that
the amount Of claims presented up 70 the evening OF
May is o. !sS $50 ~ Of which amount VI 500 sit ~
to the amount Of slsos36 "a have been suspended
for further proof .....
The Referee su omitted that more time wss necessary
to admit claims and proofs. The Court took the mst
ter VI der Amusement.
Mr.. A. A. Cohen is still in confinement.
Nicholas Graham, sentenced to be hung on the
inst, was reprieved by The Governor until the sos
instant. - :,
Sessions of an attempted rape on gifi OF ten yea"
Of ege. n.
profound sensation was created in this city on tse
arrival of the John l.. Stephens last week, br1ogos
the intelligence Of the horrible massacre % Psnams
Since the receipt of that il Is understood tn@
compsnies have been organizing, who intend ies,Iss
OF the steamer to-day, with the ayowed oolec I'LL
ing vengeance upon whoever can be found imPaeass.
in the late transactions and, il need be, 70 tsfeYr
y.
oroucive to their notions Of ignt. Certain -
our Government Goes not speedily apply The pscIs
reueoies we shall see trouble In that quarter WIZ
on all accounts 1t better 10 avoid If poesoe.
The community has been considerably intere@W
roue discoeure Of Mexican title papers, made y.:.s
A. A. Green of this city 10 which the fact OF 49,
secular zation and ablt mt of the present ~
San FraDcisco o. Pueblo is set forth 20 ee s%
terms Two public meetings have been e's sasonxs
Committee have examined ana reponeo
Gregory Yale ESQ.,. Chairman: ..-.s,N,
Sn. Thar the papers submitted to the Commits "
GTeeL genuine. -, char, ,jrssb
Second; That these papers IN connects ~ sd soaaI
well knywb the public establish the r.s sxspf
rss Of Organized Pueblo aud that i.cse 9Th
scufh the northern boundary 81 ne .Sdrslb
IAud; That there popers from r.as,t uyW
any tdcer Of he Pueblo, a. copy siee =. ~ Z.mesef
Vallejo deposions IN the city ksows r, ~ -
IsIeIs, and establishing the Vallejo lire y n1e' I"
CoInn,issiore is -'N ,.u~> aD1s
The report was received with great spp,so6 ,sak
committee was appointed TO confer with n
., gard 10 the purchase Of the documents. "a, ufe
- Suits have been commenced against this Cy NJ
amount of 100000 on rejected city scT shus
smourt of this description Of indebtedness 80
al, 200 OC0 a. axb
The hip Honzsnt, hence Cor Audrsln On seste-
ILL.,, took q number Of theatrical lad'se am
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE ATTACK.

From TAs LseoaptsS Csios fpro6aveYyl, MAJ IL
Large companies from oil sections Of The Territory
are gathering to Douglas County in obedience to the
proclamation OF tie United ststes Marshal We IN
derstsnd that 300 men from Fort Scct District and tie
southern portion Of the Territory are en route for the
field Of sctop. We are not thoroughly posted as 10
the Marshal's movements, but We understand Monday
MAY ls is the day appointed for assembling at Law
renee.
From information which we have gathered, there
will be about 600 men subject TO the M4hsps orders
Messengers are being sent daily from Lawrence TO
treat with the Marshal but their past acts are such that
nothing less than good security for the future would
prove satisfactory. Rebels should be treated a. Rebels
The people of Lawrence have great deal to answer
for before they receive quarter.
From Tie 81 Losis Reypblic1s iCorrespondence.)
II may be asked by come why the troops of the nj
ted States have not been called into requston in this
emergency The reason simply is, that the civil sn-
thortes intended TO execute the lsw themselves ihey
believe they ought 10 do it, and that they can do It,
The Sherih-s posse ave led by men OF high character
and distinguished ability, who know precisely what
they are doing and will do il decisivey and etectaay
AZ before stated, am happy that no, hssoursn
is there This struggle rests with the sovereign people
of Kanras eIclusivey, and will be decided by them
before this reaches you.