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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-10
Topping, Brothers,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural I'm
plements, dc. Store between Levee and Second
Streets, Alton, I'll.
Nov. &, lo56. 1yt
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~. n. sufIiff,

AEERCHAST TAILOR. and Dealer IN Cloths.
Nl Clothing. Hat. Caps, and Furnishing deoos
No. Mass ST., 4 doors north Of Blocds stors.
Aue g. IsS7 1T
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Cincinnati and Kansas Land Conn
panYs

THE CO-PARTNERSHIPHE ex-
i listing under the name and style of the Gin
cinnati and Kansas Land Company IS this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, and all the proper
ty of said Company transferred to three Irqs-
tees, Andrew Gillead, John il. Nattier and Jo-
scph j. Davis, who alone are authorized TO sell
and convey the property of the Company in the
City of Manhattan, Kansas Territory, to make
titles in fulfillment OF contracts heretofore made
by the Company, and to do all other acts that
may be necessary and proper in the management
and final settlement of its affairs.
Dated this Il tn day of August, 1857.
JOSEPH j. DAVIS, Pres't.
III. HOLLINGSHEAD, Sec'y. Scpt5
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ID near the Chicago Railroad Depot, Alton. III.
Board dollar per day.
Auril o. 1856 1y%
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BuiIene * Read,
Essray.

9- MASSACHUSETTS STREET. Lawrence
Of Kansas. Dealers in most everything the
people Of Kansas want to bay. Terms cash.
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JUST RECEIVED by THE SUBSCRIBER
5Se lbs. Fresh Butter, for sale low by the guam
1ty- Also go dozen Eggs very low By the LOT,
and little Lard for sale ct -eFy high price.
Sept. j. 1s57. C.. STEARNS.
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Samuel Snruance

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Ofiice and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages to
Care of ). Spruance, Alton, H."
April 96, le56. Iy%
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90 VERY SUPERIOR LUMBER WAGONS,
ZS b. BULLENE 1 READ.
Also, L MarshsIps Patent Brick Press, 70.
making Grayel Brick. y. 6R
july 3. IsE.-6
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B. A. Carpenter & Co.,
q. L. Waples,

WHOLESALE Grccers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors, Wooden Ware, &c. Store at No.
26 Second Street, Alton, Illinois. Iyf
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ALTON HOUSE.

G.B HICKS, PRoPToR. E.. .o'REiLLY, CLERK.
! CORNER of Front and Ably Streets, fronting
" the river, Alton, Ill.
I April 26. 1856. lyF.
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Isible.

Fhe Boston 1hav-
Flsion that Gov.
(one weeks ago
resign, unless he
/, and this identi-
lvs he has gone
ley to Washing
|now before this
y better If Walker
/ zee. I uer7Iy BE-
| ,lgs thai, ,ee hare
lster things than
sr,l lhi~ limited
willing should
|empting to crush
E,vernor, with [.
n to sustain, be-
'rey. They want
e proclamation
d they hope to
his success
Is for his body
is learning that
Il between ruffian-
Ice; between the
of Missouri ard
Kansas; between
rinking oligarehy
". / believe he
ow himself on the
on the people Of
him, or resign. II
dy."
lent, we fear, as
Governor had net
} a letter to his
tone. So we GO.
,wn Gov. W. IS
at
e correspondents
be the same, there
n who would not
the memory Of
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the compost.
neglected IN
Of purpose Is
serious ,t lapses
/. Men do rot
II temptations
I in their dor.
natural result
Hlt. Backbone
fgned to make
ust be firm on
Ecatheless thro'
st never aban.
/ judgment and
|must learn to
! the constantly
pc his career.
points, as con.
z backbone, is
+ Does man
fs inconsistent
MS, and which
pm extent olIr
kbone to stand
Immediate dim-
I and an escape
FED, if known
| character, We
straightens t,s
fshich prompt
Y here is not a
/ requisite is not
! ther is a stiff
with the cour.
IS of life; in
to the mark Of
things is firm
&c of Others.
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tRey Panic

veriest cravens
the least alarm
ftle-like, within
kused, hug their
fear is remov-
That a few days
fry atmosphere
| OF not only the
n paper money.
bur weeks ago
| Speaking, an
there is none,
the Ohio Life
|, moneyed men
| their treasure.
| long stockings
ed men never
|ltual support;
5 fired into the
boxing out for
4 the other, and
Pc great law Of
ke care Of num-
ayed many An
on was low, and
ALTERED by one
was not a cart
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Ipondent of the
toomed to be a
liter has cried
Fhen there was
i it is doubtful
jim giving an eff
pc danger be ac-
/, the tone of the
few speeches of
fblished latterly,
tf the confidence
pe success; and
Frm of indigna-
| Walker by the
would seem to
.las contrived to
billy working for
the correspond
number of Free
Exceed the pro-
|e, there need be
|stiny of the Ter
|xist in any Ter
lime, under such
| slave State con-
|ud and stealth
'he people in less
Ign Daily Times.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Clothing, Fancy and Staple goods.
Jeyeiry, Watches. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Rubber Goods.
Please call and examine our goods On Chero-
kee street. In the Register Building. Leayen-
worth. l.. T. March II. lsS1.
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Nofice to CIain,ants

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. ATTEND TO
Il the prosecution of any and all claims that
are put into their hands before the Court of
Claims held By H.J. Stricken for the auditing
and adjustment of the damage incurred and suf-
fercd during the late disturbances in this Terri
tory. The auditor will be in Lawrence on the
18th and Eth of November. All application to
US shoaid be made before the I0th Of November.
J. CHRISTIAN,
E.P. L0WMAS.
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Robert l., Frazer

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER dealer in
w Watches, Clocks. fine Jewelry. Reyolvers
Fancy Goods. &c. iy4
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Girl Wanted.

4 GIRL TO Do HoUSEWORK WANTED,
~ to whom Yery liberal wages will be paid.
Il. M. WARD.
Stanton, Q miles north of 0saWatomie.
Oct. 3, 1857. Is
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&. L. DINMocK, TH0S. DINXoCK.
e. L. Dimmock, & Co.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
w south side Second Street, Alton, H..
April 90, 1856. Iy.
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V,HIS house is now open for the aeeommeda-
i datiop of the travelling public. IL is under
going thorough repairs with large additions. Itis
located ON Shawnee ST., n few rods west of the
Planters House. on high ground. and the most
healthy and pleasant location IN the city. Inc
prietors pledging every comfort usually found In
q Western hotel.
C. w. FERRELL & Co., Pruprietors.
I,eaYenHorth City. K. I. April II, Is5I.-d
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p. $. Post &c Co.,

BANKERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
- Exchange Building, Kansas Avenue. Wyan-
dott. K 7. iyIltf
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Masonic

rNHE REGULAR MEETINGS of Lawrence
l. Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
of each month, in Masonic Hall, over the Express
Office. JAS. CHRISTIAN, W. NJ.
Aug. 15-tf
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whipple & Tunnel,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Dry
w Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready made
Clothing, &e. Store corner of State and Third
April %, So Iy4
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LYME 5. METcALF. JAMES Il. HIBBARD.
Metcalf & Hibbard,

WHOLESALE and Retail dealers in School
w and Miscellaneous BOOKS; Bank Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper, Window shades, Fancy
and Variety Goods. South side third street. Al
ton, Illinois. apl6-lyF
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
u Furnishing Goods, wholesale and RETAIL
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, Ill.
April 20, 1856. Iy.
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G. N. CRAEDALL
T. II. HAYENS,
ms. Z. N.
Ravens & Crandau,

IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
China, Glass, Queensware, Silver Plated, JAP
panned and BrittaRia Ware, Lamps, Table Gut
lery, dc. Third Street, Alton, Ill.
April 90, 1856. Iyf
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CaffinsIC0ffirlsl!

COffins! COffinS!!
A LII kinds of Collins may be found at short no.
IA tice, by Keller. Also Furniture, such as
Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Beds, Book Gases, &c.
JOSEPH KELLER,
Tenn. ST., east of Unitarian Church.
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Mechanscs, To0ls.
A FULh ASSORTMENT OF Coepers Ieoia'
IA BIsekEEnifhs' Be.iogs, o...,-
f,ab;nent Makers Tools and material.
Just arrived e the Eefl4aze Stszs
Seet. 81 stsiAs = sssss's -
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The following is the result of observations for
the month of August:
Mean range of thermometer at A. NJ, 65 3-5o >;
at 2. NJ, 7s 2-5o and at y. NJ, 674-5@. Mean
range for the month 1929.
Mean range of thermometer attached to bar
ometer. NJ A: NJ, 6S :; at Z. NJ, G5 so at
z. ~, IL. Mean range for the mOnthT2.
The warmest time, of which note was taken,
was the 9Th at 9 o'clock p. NJ, 50 :; and the
coolest on the ed. Mt sunrise 467
Lawrence. Oct. ist. 1857. E. L. SMITH.
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Cox abcrnatky.
CarpetiHgs

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w IN FURNITURE, south end Massachu-
sets Street, Lawrence. Sept. 10. 6m
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Boots 6. Shoes! Hats Caps.
T w. BOYER & CO., WHOLESALE RE-
~ tail dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Second story Jarboe's new storehouse, Levee,
Kansas City, Mo. Oct g.
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D. C. Martin R Co

TNHOLESALE Druggists. No. % second ST..
w Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
etc., etc.
April 80, 1856. 1y+
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b Us :

Os
hs we are closing
Fning to conSratu-
ks, and throughout
|lt in Kansas. The
won a glorious
,rking majority in
! Legislature, end
the Territory has
ers. We are coz
hd ask our frieiiaS>
Ent, to join hf.nd'
| the victory Is tho
| time eoIAing" io'
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seed Wheat.

TUST RECEIVED small lot of nice SEED
y WHEAT, just raised in Kansas Territory.
Also, new lot Of Flour, Corn, Meal Halns,
Aug. %. If L. SfEAKNS.
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D. B. Eurnham.

INGRAM and HEMP, choice styles, for sale
l. By BULLENE & READ.
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BULLENE & Read


W00DWARD'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
w Lawrence, Kansas. Aug. I5-tf
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o. WilmarfI
C.N. FERBELL. Z. L. BERTHoUD.
Shawnee House.

BOOKSELLER and Stationer. No. 20 Mass.
ID street. Lawrence. X. L. FEB. q. s1.H
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t'1er day, DR.. D0y
elected Judges OF
probably the nlos'
[e township. S. \.
VIM. Lyon and !.
Elected justices OF
ese gentlemen are !,
nen, as is Jas. +
What is the mat
Temperance and d
be day! We shall
ext.
b. wIER, Esq, has
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Seventy to one hundred of the most recent
STYLES of Mouldings are now on hand, samples
of which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.
,SizA of D00rs-EonF PERegs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
GSWe acknowledge the recent Of y

ES- We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation from the young ladies Of the Van
Buren Female Seminary, to attend the festi-
ral given by them at the Bostick House on
Friday evening last, on the occasion of the
GROWING of their floral queen, but severe in
disposition prevented our attendance We
learn from those who were present on the oc-
casion, that it was a magnificent affair and
everything went off to the satisfaction of all
present.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

ES- During the present week our mer-
chants have been receiving and opening large
additions to their former stocks of goods, of
the latest and most approved styles in the dry
goods line, which renders them fully able to
fill any orders they may receive from the
country traders, with large supplies of family
groceries, hardware, and in fact all kinds of
merchandise
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

Ne,c Paper.-We have received the first
number of a new paper titled The States -
edited and published at Washington city, by
ed sheet, and merits praise for its Typography
and also the support Of the American peo-
pie. We take the following extract from its
leader:
'As an Independent journal, devoted to
those principles of democracy which have
sustained the doctrines upheld by the pen
and sword in the revolution, we rejoice in the
elevation of Mr.. Buchanan to the Presidential
chair. Given to us by the democracy-by
the people-his position is the offspring OF
their manly vigor, and he himself the index
to their interests. the representative of their
wisdom, and the mouthpiece by which their
will, strength and purposes are to be made
patent to the world and to history"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Spalding d Rogers Musical Troupe.

The steamer Banjo visited our city on her
downward trip ON Wednesday last. We had
heard much of this little 'doa ting palace and
her musical freight, and were blameless in
indulging our curiosity which favorable report
had excited. The result of our close exam
ination OF her will doubtless be appreciated
by those of our readers who were not fUr,ll-
nate enough to make the same fer them
selves. We were met at the stairway by
the agent, Mr.. Dingess, who had either been
informed or knew insGnctivey that we were
an editor. He Immediately chalked our hat
/ and signi6ed willingness to chalk our lady's,
to which last proposition we could not assent.
| We proceeded above stairs, and ascertain cd
that she was made for gentlemen occupying
our situation, that of spectator, and was
capable in her capacious and neatly finished
hall of comfortably seating about nine hun
dred and ninety-nine others. The floor of the
hall is highest at the greatest distance from
the stage, and its greatest depression is near
est it. The stage raised about FIVE feet above
the floor, and somewhat above the most ele-
waited part of it, is tastefuly adorned with
scenic paintings and sufficiently large for the
numerous band, who, when the curtain was
lifted, appeared upon it facing us and in a
sem-circle. The performances of these Sa-
ble Brothers were of an exceedingly crafty
ing, amusing and unexceptionablc character.
The violinists is certainly second to none
We have in by-gone days heard Ole Bull and
while we mean no disrespect to the dead,
believe it to be a duty to do justice to the
living Saying that in our opinion they can
not be excelled is but sentiment of truth
and justice. We predict for these young
men an enviable place in their profession -
Of the others we can safely say that they
acted we'll their parts, and are fine musicians.
Their imitation and delneation of the negro
character, out niggcrs niggerdom itself. The
"take-of" on womans rights is well calculated
to excite the risibles. The dancing very good
and perfectly in character. A Virginia "hoe-
down" dancer might take lessons from these
gentlemen, and lose nothing Madame Davis.
appeared in the full dress of dansrusc, and
in her display of the light fantastic toe" ac-
complishment, was frequently "encored" and
called back. |, is a source Of qualification to
us that more deserving class of persons are
fayoring US with their visits The strictcst
order and decorum were preserved by
the officers of this floating palace, and a
more gentlemanly set Of men it never was
our lot to meet with.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
The Young American Liniment.

1t has been our misfortune TO be affict-
ed for the last six weeks, with those | ain
ful maIadies, the neuralgia and rheumatism.
We tried everything that were c.,,,ed RENE
dies, but they proved remedies only, no cure.
We were induced by friend 70 try the ~ arng
American Lininent," prepared and made by
Dr. G. F. Brown, of this city, which We did, and
on the first application we found relief and on
the second it proved a radical cure. Too
much cannot be said in favor of this liniment
for it does all that is desired Of it. We can
safely recommend it to those who are similarly
afflicted, to be the best now extant. Henry,
Williams & Co., of this city, are his whole
sale and retail agents, also Sutton, Griffith d
Co, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

@-There has been lately discovered an
original miniature on ivory of Washington,
supposed to have been painted by Copley, at
the time of Washington's visit to Boston, st
the close of the French war in 1856. The
earliest potrait previously known to exist is
that by Peale, taken at the age of 40. This
having been painted at about the age of IS.
is consequently the earliest likeness extana.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

To Correspondents.-The Negro Love
Letter and Incidents in Mexico" cannot be
inserted into our columns. We have rule
from which we will not devate for no nobody.
thor's real name.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

What SLavery Does.-The Cberaw Is. C.)
Gazette says that planter in the vicinity Of
that town showed the editor his tax return.
consisting Of one family of negroes, thirty in
number, most of them prime field hands,
The father and mother are both Atrcans.
were grown when brought to this country,
and are now stout and healthy, and capable
of doing full work. They have twenty eight
children and grand children living. The Ca
zelte remarks as follows upon this fact: 'Their
history is easily written. 1t is but to say that
they are well fed and clothed, and cont nted
and happy, having been civilized and chris
tanned. But who can write the history Of
their relations in Atrical Who can tell but
many Of them have been victims at ,he can
nibaii>tc feast Of their pagan masters?-
Would that the world could see and realize
the shock contrast.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Publication Day--Every Friday.

e%~W. S SWIMMER, General Newspaper and
Advertising Agent No. Il. Second street opposite
the post Office St. Louis Mo, is the regular agent
for this paper
-B-S NJ PErrISGuL & Co. General Newspa
per Agents 1l9 Nassau street, New York are our
authorized agents TO receive and receipt for ad
vertisements, subscri ptions, &c.
eE-C. PIERCE, General Newspl per Agent. Phil
adelphia is authorized agent to receive and
receipt for advertisements, subscriptions, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Health.

Hurley's SarsaparIa enters the circulating
fuid-'the blood"-ncreases the red giob-
ules necessary for perfect health, and eradi-
Gates all tant or disease from the constitu-
ton Chicago Damocrot
Sold by Schieffelin, Brothers & Co, New
York; Russell, Schott & Co., Philadelphia; j.
ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; and all extensive
medicine venders throughout the Uniou
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

HThe weather warm dry and sultry,
with pleasant southern wind no appearance
ofrain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

@whs as younG; nan hugging. Ais sweet
heart ike an eP'cure 'Sho perm.ilss> his wine
to leak away! Because he is .ess.a.q. what
he loves.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

ESThe river since our last issue has fell
considerable, but there still remains sufficient
water in the channel for small boats, say four
feet.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

GS- Go to the old Crawford House if YOU
want a good oyster soup, they can fix it up
such style as to suit the palate of The most
fastidious epicure.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

TE The United States District Court for
the Western District of Arkansas, meets on
Monday next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

ES- Maj. Rector, Superintendent for the
western superintendency passed up for Fort
Smith. on SUNDAY last, with about &5I5, 900
for the Greeks and Scminoles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

Is See prospectus of The States" in GU
advertising columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

ES-CoI. i. }. Jacoway, United States
Marshal for the Western District Of Arkansas,
arrived in our city on Saturday night last
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

TT The Arkansas and Umpire No. 3, ar
rived at our wharf on Saturday night last.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

fFThe Hickman arrived from Cincinnati
on Monday last.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

TECol Il. 7. Pullum, of Fort Smith
will accept our thanks for late New Orleans
papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

ES-The Tiher from New Orleans, arrived
on last Tuesday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
H Upon the application to our Cover

X Upon The application to our govern
ment of the Russian ambassador at Washing
ten, orders have been issued (says the Jour
nal of Commerce) to Capt Hudson, of the
steam frgate Niagara, to receive on board his
ship, taaout to depart for Europe to psrtici-
pate in laying the ocean telegraph a captain
and lieutenant Of the Russian navy, who
are now sojourning in this city, that they
may have an opportunity to witness the ac-
eoanpIishment of that great enterprise.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

It The Young America arrived on Tues,
day last.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
8 8 8 8 : 8

GS~No job 'cork hereafter ,ciN be deliVer-
ed from THIS office aoithout the cash.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

Important from Washiagton.-W Washing
ton. April l7-The Cabinet are deliberatin@
upon the adyices received OF the Imminent
danger OF he loss of the right of way at Te
hauntepec. The Attorney General is engaged
~ drawing up report Of the history of the
TRANSIT and the Geary Sloo claims, which will
constitute the basis of the Presidents action.
Orders will be sent by next steamer to the
saYal forces in the West Indies and Pacific,
to concentrate at Panama, if necessary; and
for the stationing of troops on both sides of
the lsthmus, to preserve neutrality. The
British and French Ministers have been ad
vised of the determination of the government.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
sweep no more for me-

Ny attention to you in sickness is amply
rennnerated by your recovery to health and
restoration to the bosom Of your family; bot
as the sources OF my enjoyment in relieving
the affections of my fellowmep, are derived
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
Fort Smith, May 5th, 1851
Mr.. Clarke:

4Hr. Clarke:
Dear Sir:-i send You returns Of our city
election which came off yesterday:
Mayor, Mayor.
John Beckel 100 S. d. Mcdonald. 6l
aldermen, aldermen,
John +. Wheeler, GA John Gardner. 6S
Joseph j. Walton, l64 J. X. Kannady. 63
John Dodson, 16l 7. Quessenbury. So
Geo S. Brnie, l60 Henry Clay, 63
Thomas Vernon, l73 Weaver GO
Constable. Constable,
John |. johnson, l52 Jno. X. Hendry, IL
There was no excitement, and but little
canvassing Mr.. Kennady, gave notice that he
was not a candidate, bat was voted for not
withstanding. | believe that he would not
have served if elected. The temperance
question was something mixed up with the
issue, and the successful candidates gained
some votes oy it. JoHS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

The Knoxville ('fenn.) Register OF the 9th,
announces the disqualification of one l.. S.
Howe, a contractor on the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, on the Bulls Gap section,
who took his departure one night last week,
leaving liabilities to the amount of about $40,
600 (chiefy due in kuoxsille,) and with the
greater portion of the money in his pocket, of
eoS<sS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

For salaries oc the Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court and cig..- associate ig.ticas. fifty
tour thor ind s. Aaa4.sG 4ollass.
For ~Laris, of TIE district judges. one
hundred and one thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For salary OF the circuit Judge Of Califor-
MIA, six Thousand doli,.> And that the an
nual salary Of the judge Of the United States
for the northern district Of Illinois shall here
after be three thousand five hundred dollars
And the annual salary Of the district Judge
O the United States for the district OF Wis
consin, shall hereafter be twenty-five hundred.
That the sailrv of The iuage of tho United