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The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

i
Since Gov. WaLKRR's arriysl N the Ter
riilory, he has succeeded in organizing d
party, composed of renegade Free ststeI
men, moderate pro-slssery men, specuia-
tors and polised gamblers Of every degree,
of which lie is the head and g. W. Brown
the tail. d prominent plank IN its platform
is the recognition of tie Territorial laws,
although not much insisted On at this time.
This party is placed on a good financial
basis BY The secret service" money of the,
Government, which forms the main bulk of
the :. capital stock . The present Admin
istration wanted to settle the 8. Kanzas ques-
ton" peaeeably, knowing that upon such
settlement depended much of It's success.
1t dared net annul the Bogus laws and give
the people a fair election. The South
would not suffer IT, The power behind
the throne was greater than the throne it
SELF Force had been tried TO compel the
people to acknowledge them, but the peo-
pie could not be crushed. They dared to
fight for their rights and besides. the hinge
on which turned the future successes of the
Democratic party was the peaceful settle
n1ent of this question. So il was concluded
to try another tack This was no more nor
no less than to divide and distract the Free
State party by buying the disaffeeted. by
holding out prospects of political promo
ton, a liberal distribution of cash and
fair promises, threats of a collision with the
Federal Government and by these means
draw enough from the Free State party TO
annul the action of those who kept their po-
litical integrity intact and adhered to their
organization in opposition to the Territorial
usurpation. To accomplish this. Gov.
Walker was sent to K2nzas. A shrewd,
political demagogue and trickster, full of
cunning and hypocrisy, he of all men in
| the party, was the best fitted to accomplish
| the work of the Administration He came
to Kanzas with almost unlimited power
backed up with plenty of money. Ever
since his arrival his whole time has been
occupied in his endeayors to sow dissension
in the Free State ranks. He has been on
the stump continually, aided by the Acting
Governor and group of satellites. The
duties of the Executive Office have been
neglected for the interest of the Democratic
party. No effort has been spared to ac-
eomphsh the purpose fo, which he was sent.
He has succeeded in raising party; but
in so doing he has strengthened the actual
Free State party by taking from it the ele-
ments of discord which have heretofore pre-
vented its action being as harmonious as
it should have been His mission has
therefore been a failure, thus far. The mis-
cradle faction which acknowledges him as
leader, are bound together only by the
hope of patronage and money. AS soon as
this hope is dispefied il will fall to pieces.
Possessing no principle to give it vitality,
it will prove an abortion. 1t viii never ac-
complish the object for which it was formed,
and the Administration will at last be com
PEELED to do justice to the people of Kanzas
which is all they have ever asked-or see
them take the matter into their own hands
and do justice TO themselves.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18
Vey signiacant.

a Leeonipton correspondent of an cas-
tern paper says. under date of June Cd ::
''Goy- Walker was at church at Lawrence
last Sunday, and on his return was over
heard to say
'' The A5ohtontsts Of Laurence and sf
KaHzas hare nefer get been understood.
Touch their poeket-tkat is the scoy to reach
Aem--Repu5iican
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

Eg Mr.. Underwood, the Secretary of the
New York Emigiant Aid Society, gives no.
lice that the important manufacturing site at
the Falls on the Rappahannoek River, in
Virginia, has been secured for improvement,
and he publishes letter from the Mayor of
Fredericksburgh, conveying to Northern
capitalists and emigrants who desire to settle,
their assurances of fraternal feeling and cord
ial good will
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

The number of Warrants on certificates
issued al the pension ofEiee curing June. is
nearly 1000. involving more than half a
million Of acres 5000. 600 of acres are
required to satisfy the 2s9. GOO warrants
that have been issued under the act Of
March. 1855
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

Eg The store of G. n. HILLYKR, at Grass
hopper Falls, was entered short time ago,
and robbed of several thousand dollars
The money belonged TO squatters who made
the safe of Mr.. Hillyer the place of deposit,
but who carelessly left his key in Tie store,
which the burglar had no difficulty in find
ing.-Heroid.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

EEIn the spring of 1856. w. H. Ross,
Ex-Governor of Delaware, whilst on tour
through the West for the benefit of his health,
purchased-some town lots in Kanzas Terri
tory. He has but lately returned from an
other trip, and whilst out there he sold his
land, and realized over fifteen thousand dol
lars by the speculation-Ex
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

Gg In the case of the State against Sam
Green, free negro, who was tried at the
April term of the Circuit Court of Dorches-
ter county, Nd, for having in his possession
abolition pamphlets. among which was ..Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" the Court has adiudged
him guilty. and sentenced him to the peni-
tentiary for the term of ten years.-Csrele-
viHe Herald.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

One hundred workmen are employed at
the Philadelphia Mint. in the manufacture of
the new cent coin Each minute turns out
Sc, and six hours daily work make 27S, $40
a day. They are being very rapidly put in
TO circulation, but the demand s still quite
voracious
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

A GOOD SHor.-The Sandusky Register
reports a shot made by Mr.. Oscar Smith,
of that place. with slug ball, in a rife,
with one of Rays patent sights, at a dis
tanee of 120 rods. He stood on an eleva-
ton of twenty feet, and killed two wild
geese, and one canvas back duck, which
were that distance from him on the ice.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

H As evidence OF The pubic spirit ana
iberalily of tie citizens % St Loil;s. they
expended $50. GOO to erect an az1phitheatre
for the railroad celebration Ia the Agricultui-
tural Fair Grounds The whele expendi-
ture for the improvement and ornament Of
the grounds for the occasion exceeded $50,
600.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18
Gov. GEARY's ADMIsIsraArIos TX XIV.

Gov. GEARY's ADMINISTRATORS N KAN
zAs.-it has been reported from time to
time that Gov. Geary was about TO publish
an aeeeznt of his sesen months administrs-
ton in Kanzas, bat the result of all this
promise is the announcement of a work By
his private secretary, DR.. Gihon, which Is
now N pEess and viii shortly be issued bv
y II. osss hitiIsg. ef Phils,lelpbia.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

The WEArHER.-It has been hot during
the past week. and dry for some time pre-
vious. Crops of all kinds would be much
benefited by rain. Corn. however, stands
it vel, and looks strong and healthy, al
though backward for the season. -Kanzas
Leader.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

FHoes.-We are told that frogs are quito
an Item of expectation from this vicinity at
the present time. Our informant states that
an average of 1000 are sent weekly by one
man IN this city to the proprietor of an Al
5any eating establishments Ut;ca Observer:
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

1-The Missouri Deuocrat mentions as
TACT not generally known, thai Gov. Walk
er goes to Kanzas hacked up by large
amount of Wall strest capital. pledged to CO.
operate with him IN agiantland speculation =
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18
Kaazas STATE Agricultural society

At mass meeting of the citizens of To-
peka, and vicinity, on the 21 inst, to con-
slider the propriety of organizing a State
Agricultural Society in Kanzas, the under
signed We're appointed a committee to call
the attention of all interested to the impor-
tance of the subject, and to request that
delegates be appointed in the several pre-
cincts of the State, to assemble in conven-
ton at Topeka, on the 18Th day of July,
instant, to further consider the propriety
of the measure, and if deemed advisable, to
permanently organize such society:
F. w. GILES, 8. T. WALkLEY,
]. WILT. E. w. RuDoLpH,
Fl. w. Curtis, E. G. Ross,
S. n. FRAZIER, III. p. BURGEss,
WALTER OAKLEY, F. L. CRANE
All papers in Kanzas friendly 10 the en-
terprise, please copy.
Topeka. Kanzas July 3. 1857.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

@ Ten thousand dollars damages hare
beeh Eeeosezed sfioaa A. Counselzea at ST.
Louis, for he seduction Of Miss Eliza P.
Smith. A Suits also. pending against the
defendant for breach of proniseste marry.
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18

The duties levied on barrel of -four
at Havana. aud at all the ports in Cubs.
amount 10 sa.a5. The duty on corn.
fraction over forty cents per bushels
The Kanzas news., 1857-07-18
The Democracy in the Field.

Ex-Gov. Ransour. Michigan doughfaee,
was nominated az Lecompten, last week. as
tie candidate Of the Pre-Slavery Demoera-
ey Tor Delegate to Congress, in October next.
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Professional Notifies.

COMPLETE CURE for CORNS, BUNlONS'
I J SOT<T CORHs. mills GROWING INTO TIE tL,sn u.
AND EVERY DISORDER OF THE FEkT. MlLhO ,
CUTTING OR WITHOUT CAUSING THE sLlehihof
NJ eCHLOssER, son. of No. So Roe de Rvoli. Paris
Cord,t TO His Majesty the King Of Bavaria and from sew
I oher Courts Of Europe having been specially invited 70
York attend distinguished families intends re-
naming short time only, and may be eofSui'ya oAy
from 70 O'Clock p m No. II Any st., between Wooster
sod Thompson sts., near Broadway.
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From His Majesty, the King Of Bavaria 49, a.,
"M Sehosser has extracted several Corns from II. Ae
tvs feet wiihou. giving the least pain"
Certified By command OF His Mslen{,,.
From their Royal HEhneses the Princes Carl and Auton Oh
Hoheuzolern- Sisrnarnsen-
"N Sehosse has completely cured the Corns OF he hoy
Hghneses the Princes of Hohenzoern ssmsnsen, vito
great dexenty and without the least pain by OF
their Royal Hshnessess." SCHAEfEh
From N. A Destrehsn, esq, of New. Orleans. La
"M Schosser has extracted two Cons for me IN hTe mA
utes, and without giving the sliahtest pain
N. A. DESTREHAN, Of New Orleans.
Paris, August o, 1885"
From r. T. Mason.
al certify that NJ sehioser has extracted for number Of
Corns without pain. r. l. MAooN
Paris. March 20 1855" . . ,.,,.,
In addition TO the shove well auth encated estimonia
many Thousands in his possession amoHs which are sew
er from dn guisbed families Of America whom he cured IN
Pa) be BY svorins him with call a. has once
Observe No ~ Amyst, between Wooster and Tnomp'on
sts, Eew.York.
n. BIO professional connection with any person
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CsIos CsLLEGE-The Literary Anniversaries Of
Union College are to be held In the Presbyterian
Church in Schenectady on the 18th, Goth, 2lst and
22d days Of July, 1857.
On Sabbath evening the 18th, at u O'Clock, Rev.
f. ID: Huntington will deliver an address before the
Theological Society.
On Monday, the Goth, at n o'clock, p M, Geo. w.
Curtis win address the Senate.
Oa TUESDAY, the 2lst, at o'clock, pm. Hon. G.
W. Clinton will deliver an address, and Anson q.
Chester, poem, before the Phi Beta Kappa Secicty.
AZ O'Clock, p. m, Rev. Henry Ward Beechor
will deliver an orstion and Kew. John Pierpest
poem before the Literary Societies.
Commencement Exercises viii be held on Wednet
day, the 2e9d, at 10 o'clock Q. u,
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DENNS VANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

xhe Peansyvan. Railroad connects ct Pittsburgh WA s
ssds and from ST. Louis Mo- Atoa 0sens and Chicago
IN Fraokfort, Lexington and Louisvlle Ky. Tene Haas
Madison Lasystte nd indianapolis Lad Cincinnati D.ytca
gfed Belefoesne sandukky, Toledo. Csyeland Co
lunbus Zsnesyie Masslon and Wooster Ohio also, VITA
tbs steam pske. boats from and TO New 0esas 81 Loes
Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Ticket. the East Be had II any OF the aAsvs
osntoRed places In tho West.
Passengers viii find this the shote most expeditions an
somfostAbe route between the EAst sad West =
IRON EKw-YORK TO CINCINNATI in 80 ROUkA
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS In = HoURs
fare a. low by any other Route.
g. handblls In the hotels Of this city.
ferouxh Tckets further informsoa may Be ksd Il -
sAes Of he PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No. Z Asto, Houso, Broadway
J. L. ELLIOTT. Assal :
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T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONIN0

II TON. foE BOSTUN and FHUVIDENCE-InIand Touss-
The shortest direct-caryirg the Eastern NAL
The stesaers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and
O. VANDERBILT. Capt w. II. Frazer In connection VITA
the Stoningon and Providence and Boston and Provno
Raroads leaving NewYofk daily, Sundays excepted fro0
Pier No North River 6rs. wharf above Bsttsry-pse ct
O'clock m and Stoningol .. $50 NJ, the arrival Of
tbe maj train which leaves Boston ct $50 p.
The c. VANDERBILT. from NewYorS Monday, Wetnss
Gay and Friday From Ssouinon, Tuesday Thursday sn<
TSr PLYMOUTH ROCK from N.w-Yori, Tuesday, Thur,
DAY AID Saturday. From S,onasou Monday. Wednesday
Pssens.r, proceed from s.snin psr Raro.d Prov
tsrce and Boston, in the Express Mail Train reaching ssN
Hse advance Of those By other routes and In ample s
hr al the e.ry IRONING Lies connecting North and East
Passengers tbs, prefer remain board tas steamer enjoy
night rest uni5.urbed h:eak red aai leays SION
Et5n Il tie 1.5 t:an, connecting ss Pr,risnes ".
Tie II 8 ~ .ra.c for Bos.o1-
bassase Eas.sg accompanies The sai .raa tAroa
saca way.
Yog paasays berths ss,e freight syp,y On board tA
seausr at tie Freghi o4cei Pier 40. HorH River
Vie ofee No. 10 Bsttsr place.
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'THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW YORK.

by the grace Of God free and all
Interested in the estate Of HANNAH JACKSON late Of tho
City OF deceased creditors egatees next kin
or otherwise send greetings You aud each of you
cited and required peroney be appear before Sur
9sse of the County Of NewYoIk at his Office City Of
York on the fourth day of August O'clock
in the forenoon Of that day then and there the final
settlement OF the Of proceedings Of William jack
son. as executor ofthe last viii and of
In testimony whereof have caused the seal aid
smfroseLs 10 be hereupto affixed Witness, Alexander
H. W. Bradford esquire Surrogate of our said COUNTY az
the City Of New York Tie 18th day ane in tho yesx
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
jyl3 lawiwM A. w BRADFORD Surrosafe
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IA 1857 trl.as vii iesys c.Amb-r.s Station ~ foilows
sta.lA sad Sis AIbsny PAsss1e- trsins
9a| Pm aids 3sp n foE Sung STAG. ic:f5s snd
Tor r01ssl r.. n ed .aa n ts PsststI so
ss e: .sy station Pss-.ss tstsa ct ch.nSer Canal
Try sf<35. % sni ID - n sni 40 a. end Abs.y y
$50 y Md y . . q al Ga
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MenGal.

CANDS SUBSTANTIALLY this preparation
~ we have ell the restorative properties OF the combined
and concentrated lie oil their aensh and efficacy speedily
pvr6es the Mood restores omach ts tone ana imbus
With beahhful impuises the eutire orssniEstouL
Prepared and sold By L. B. D. SANDa Orvsspa Ma 100
IpltefH. New.YN ' ~" wv
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by Of God free and ide all persons IN
terested N the estate of JOHN r. WARE late of the
NewYork. deceased creditors, Of kim othes wss
send greeting You and each Of hereby cited and re-
qued personally be and appear before Surrogate Of t
County Of NswloIk at his Office, In the City NewYork O
the Fourth day Of August next at eleven O'Clock In the fosv-
noon OF that day then and there to attend final
Ct the account Of proceedings Of Chee. Aboey H
deesased In testimony whereof the seal of
ofce Of said Surrogate 70 be hersunto Affixed Witnsss
AiexanceI W. Bradford, esquire our ssSd
IT, 81 County at the City OF New York the day OF JUICE
In the year Of Lord thousand eight aud
htyseyen. Je2S law6w A. w. BRADFORD Surros.kc
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SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY 81
> EEW-YoRK; - EvALINA MILLER BENJAMIN.


Il by the Grace Of God Free Independently all per.
interested in the estate of WILLIAM RISCMULLER.
late Of the City of NewYork deceased creditors gstess
Dent Of kim otherwise send sreetns You each OF VOC
hereby cited and required personally appear BE-
fore Surrogate of the County of NewYor his ocs In
the City Of NewYork, toe eighth day of September
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day then aud there
Frederick A. Peterson Morris Leowo and John a. semIer -
Executors OF the last will and testament of said deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the of Office of ssd
Surrogate to be hereunto affixed Witness Alexander W.
LIS Bradford ESQ., Surrogate OF said County OF the CITY
OF New York. the 18th day of February In the wear a
je29 law4wM A. w BRADFORD suyror.s.
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OROsKEY & CO.'S LINE of STEAMERS

CRosKEY & COZ: .s,I LINE Of SIEAMhKS
NEw-YoRK, SOUTHAMPTON LONDON aud BREMEN.
The magnificent British steamships
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH .Cspt- Be. ..2 q tuns burden
Baker. Z ~ .nns surasn-
ARGO Benson. 3i4 tuns ourdon-
JASON Capt Britton 1907 tuns ourdon
Owned the European and American Steam shipping Co.
Of London appointed to salt op NEW
YORK on every alternate WEDNESDAY for LONDON and
BBEMEN touching Southampton to land passengers and
mails for England aud France They WA remain one day
London then Bremen Returning they viii leave
BREMEN for NETWORK on every alternate SAIUhOAXs
stopping only a. southampton -,
Communications for They viii take UNITED hamoet
Of third class or steersre passengers
A surgeon IL attached 10 each ship 49, .
Of freight London viii be but little higher tnAa
those Of sailing ships.
PASSAGE.
Fret 30 Second Cabin. %. SO Steersse 30
The steamship AR0O will sail from New ork on EDNE6-
DAY June a. and will DO succeeded BY the JASON, July
and QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, July q
For freight or pssssge, apply to -, v,,.,
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MOUNT PROSPECT WATERBURY,, Bos.
I'VE bsion Eight hours ride from the city by an3 ~
Rsfosd VsitSs wl nt this II the plessantest
70. Union Board 80 per week Address J. ii NORTH II
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c,TFAN bstveen NETWORK and GLASGOW.

CTEAM between NETWORK aud GLASGOW.
- -YDIEBURGH. 400 tuas, Wihi.n Cumming. CotnmAn
aer, sEW-YORK ? 80 tuns, Robert Cnis C9IsmA2aeI
GLASGOW aEs ton. John Duncan Commander the utas-
Tow and NewYok Steamship Company Intend SAILING tIese
new aud pOwerf roU New ork TO Olasso" a1i.e
"a follows: .-,..-ow
FROM SEw-YosK. rEoM GLA>,o~'
Yort Saturday June -, II noon. Edinburgh June H.
Fdnfurrb Saturday July II, y noou- GLASGOW '''.Juy
(asssow Wcdue.dsv Aug Il noon. New fok ..Jaiy
Eew.York Saturday, Aus p u noon Edn5uEh'."sl.
Ediubursh Saturday SEPT IL noon Glsssow'.'seP- D
RAILS OF PASSAGE. 49,
FrClaas sf5; Third Class. found with Cooked rrov'31s
$50 An experienced Surgeon attached 70 each TOT
freisht on passage apply " JOHN McSYAON Hs IL broea
Wsy Erw.York Cy b. Gad onsS received fo fvAsse'
CTEAM 10 SOUTHAMPTON and ANTWERP.
- -The sriepdia and powerful iron stesn.hp cOS-
STITJ'TIOE E. Pougn commander, will depart t9r All
WERP, calling at SOUTHAMPTON on Iho usual 'N'
ls from Pier No. 50 North River. - ..
RATES OF PASSAGE, INCLUDING fko'tsioss'
In irst Cabin.
In second Cabin.
In third Cabin. -
This steamer Eve wste tight compartment sna eair,es
an experienced surgeon 70; freight passage having
Tor cabin and s,eersee PASSENGERS apply 10
AUGUST BELMONT. No. Hanover o.;
will be Issued here to parties no s ae
srcua Of sns their friends at the rates.
Iutfrst Cabin. ...........''''''''''Fio"
In second Cabin. .......... o.
IL third Cabu
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Ihs GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eisiss With
Western, North and South States b.
nuous Railway direct This Road also connects Ptsburgt
With daily line Of Steamers al ports In the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers to I'll parts
e North Lakes making the most direct chespsst
reliable route BY which TREioEr b Forwarded to and
ATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH.
FRsT CLASs.-Boox, Shoes Hsts and Caps ),s..,,.>
Books Dry Goods Tin boxes. bales and trunks),
Drugs tin boxes and bsles) Festhers Furs TO-. Nv -
OHcosp CLAss.-Domesto Sheetns Shifting sndl
Ticking lin original baesl Drugs lin oasks Hard cents
were, Leather lin rous or boxe Wool and Sheep No H.
Pefts Eastward,
fasD CLAss-Apys Steel Chains tn castsl 81 ..,t.
Hemp, Bacon and PORK Sailed Goose or in '.cIs) "a
YeuRTH CLAss-Cofes, Fish, Bacon, Beef add
Pork Tin cssks boxes Esstward, hard and % eeats
Lard Oil, Nails, Soda Asa, German Chy fa, po1
Fitch, Rosin
HLova-&l = Dbl until further notice.
oIAx-50 cents y 100 b until further notice.
osIroH-e3 bale not exceeding 500 weight unrA xtAss
h shipping Good, from any point east Of Philadelphia b ~
acrs to marx tse package "Va Peansyivania Railroad Az
0oods coassnsd Agents Of this Road PhsdspAa q
Pft.sbarsh WIN DO Forwarded without detsntion.
BREIGXT AGESrs-Hsrns, Wormlsy L Co., Memphis Teas.
T. Sa1s Co, st. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Soa Evansville
md Dune suil Bel Co., and Carter Je~et Louisville
Ky; B. C. MeldrIn Msdsou, Ind Spdgmsn Brown, sA&
trivia Co. Cincinnati; N. W Graham Co., ZAnesviis
Ohio; Leech Co., No. Knby-st, Boston Lesch Co.
10. aAsof House, Eew-York, and No. Wlfsmst, New
FORK z. J. snseder Phlsdelpbs; hagnw Rooms, Ban
e. J.. LoMBASRf. sups.sn.ss dent, XsOca. .i Pa
Nay l. l15T.