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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

THE TERRiTOR1
L n full account OF
Foil, Climate, Pre-
Territory, transacI
PernoFs Reeder and
|ons, Personal Rem
Battles and Cat
j nent actors there
| John ii. GIHOS,
snF-gseary. Care
ial Documents on
| State at Washing
Esessien of the An.
be INVASION Ot
the csptiIre,triGi
ate prisoners; the
/ he Missouri BoFder
l N, and Others; ihe
En- GOV. GEARl
the proceedings Of
'of the pre-SlaYery
zation of National
,tca or Kansas dsr
! Gors. ReslsI' AID
tties, OutraSeS and
part Of tho United
tage. On the receipt
| EfsCoUST TO 7hs
wanted. Price IN
|ES, Publisher,
Ing. Philadelphia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
Express &C.

|pRESS FREIGHT
!. to LECOMPT0N,
. CITY. DAILY;
F5.iias, and Coneoftt
lis permanently es-
lined during sun
inz energy IS tne
ltlargs-in evidence
| anteeedents. In .
reinforced with 81
/ cOnyeyaHeeSeagai
les. Also. . Dsfts
hing Line Packets
ST. Joseph,
D the route, coanse
Eher E<flfesses, P
ties in the United !
Ia. Bankers and q
| attended to. AZ
EanceIs. freight and
dispatch. All loss
listed at this ohee.
|MPS0N, Agent.
|rsss co.i
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
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kanufaciory and de,
khere may be found
bic and StationsI5
Ind yliEder Stesa
I and Iron Naeal,a- 5aI,
5rcalar Saw NILS.
bra Mills, with neS,
tnt Bolts. Genesa.
kinsie Mills. Steenal
Whistles. Einlssedl
kamings. Castlns
tent Screw CutieI'
own importation
Work. etc.. etc,
be public geueraI,,
|een able 70 keepsf
he have largely In
4 our firm. ami ns.ss 81
hg the West WIZ
Ibiishnenf-
}. T. CBALNh-
ID. Z. FR4sER-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
! extent never
Medicine.
|OR Y0uRsRLIPs

kso0h |:,.l.o peFfaner, a
|ys; aea
[HaHIrc PILLs, ,s,,
|saisine, for cossrs,.
Z E'sdse- @ Many of nv
+ I.oin them. and ea
possess extrAordinsU
Earins Eaans ihe sick. Th.,
s,.ssI essant to ke isksn9
[aiued by de pubic.
|AW writes atom Bal
eksn your Pills win
/ Ie,s is,s. .oss 49,. o. appetite,
Pnr Pills cured me. I
y years in my fam;,a.
success. Ycu msI
/ pleasure to commens
doing"
e Penn. Rail,o.a n
eo,
phiG, Dee. IL ,ss,
my ,estjmon,yA A.,'s: !. !,
derived yerv n.,.I - ne
fecieral and cs,h...i ca,.nai
|rny family. nos 3s,as,1ie len
viii procure TN, s,,as !, !
's' M D., Of Went
LIS IN my praetiee, I
/ fri,IbIe aI invaluable purgs-
.S ~ .h .,ie iiver, causing
H., H.. % .lie great variety
J. .e, r.,'sal. feaieay than any
20 20. me public, a.
1,'u. They They are surs
sie Lqaaiities which
p''.'iic use. ! have
4, feeisra as the best
.. nese rails are IN no
a'a''oh ior the ueat-
II
80 =, ',,.N = 90. %, 1853.
~ oeell a,'ilcted fro.n
/ . alnoah: OF suffering,
| weeks Dy y0iir Pills.
Y VINE can only be
FaVe suffered, and how
/
e % ron ihis lneiilsoms
Ilseksd MY eyes, and
ad nfh.iuFs:ie sai s pain +; at
nv siss dsss. "ss.','ysa .ai.'sa.1.y ny
Inced ,,,'s ,sh,nn : raw 'i' s',Ie
u from, ,;,a s:'.', so'., -
m p,y b.;, SSui''s'iil S.
Eh:rb ,.,sI'ol a, .ias eela,
/ '''' 'eei
h, r,s,,,,o or .a....
|;,srs .,n ,,,;,,' ,,'ryn nls
Ss e.. "'H' s'eg
Ek1T2 pYcup,.
II ss.n:. 't1InLa; psa
h J. RiEsERyE
| Afanufacturing Cos
| .,.v;o, -.
|
h bilious attack vhirh
br, which had heeoms
|slfef by nv P,,ysiciaa-
ty; bu. a few dessso a
me 10 health. Thsys
ernls, with the besI 81
4 recommended ,bsm
had S,i,iss-IS ,ro.,bI.s lin. '"t. =.
! ,I,ey had cured "a, h;..' ~
| world and lam f,s.
|
I,;e;,o, of ~. s,,,v.a.
[hsvs ,1a,,e Mr., -, -,
leighboring States.
Isg,. "a e,-;y te1
In sss,,r;ng Won ,h.,
m@s,. Eo s.,ps esasaisd siass .; ey , ,ssf .si
tr CIiERRT PscrosaL,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

LY INFORM ias %
sily. and those N n'l
Iiealarly. that tne
4 and % Nermogs
SES. KaG0E,
10 order frontne
one with neaDes
ees. Wood tnyTnI
.S, ATTESTuL'. =.
err 10 suit. sna ss
Einds Of scroll sa snda
bounds Of irefi az az
assortment for ssse
lest market p,iSs e
pr manner. Ah&. =.
j: and We hope. %
~ charging reason st
Ito of deeds. nos
khe patronage ana
TnT{k DEAN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

-4ct Of 1857 ProciIes::
EVERY bona 6de in
habitant of the Terri
tory of Kansas. being q
citizen of the nited
States, over the age of
81 years, aud who shall
have resided six months
in said Territory before
the next general cleo
tion for members Of the
Council and House of
Representatives, and NJ
OTHER person whatever
shall be entitled to vote
at any general election
hereafter to be held in
this Territory"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26

Tie Act IF 1857, as now
construed would read
as follows: " EVERY
bona fde inhabitans of
the Territory of Kansas,
being a citizen of the
United States, over the
lage of q years, and who
shall have resided 6
months in said Territory
before the next general
elec ton for members of
the Council and House
lof Representatives and
NO OTHER person what
soever, shall be entitled
to vote at any general
felection hereafter to be
held in this Territory;;"
but M sHch citizen shall
be permitted TO cote un-
less he has ,fFst pail d
7
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-26
AVER b m.
u Kansnss

fnists. Lowell, Masl
|sLgY, Lawrenes
St. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23


krr Jcrr nAvnrs-vlmnron NO. &c, ls-Yhe ship
John ksvenel PREVIOUSLY oSd asho-e he Fryips
has esrro o. dry sccda ssts and railroad cDnside
bar BY sesmsrs uivap and MANNER ed on me
Use hee and abs .pcu. u isches gv hour The seaaer
With large force Of letter nvcod walter ns1
scmetsry Board Of Upde, vriters)
The wra.k sblp Floating Zephyr before rsvorsed
ss ss ehs1.s s.ps Hsw about is ss :, ss s2s
State Of hsne ~ wnminGon no. ish inst Only Ays
letter hsr and The a syllable Of ihe placo she bal I'd
above sscs bowspr, ssd ssisS sesas zone msla osss
stove nd cssh o. waller o. he poop. Her decks
with he water
ps~s i,c-i,ss By Ewood walter, Rsq Aessy o. Board Of
Underwrtsrs-
EoRroIx Oct n
The tsrt Mount Vernon, cm Now Orleans or Bsrceions
romirE IN disrsss leakrg, and with loss Of rudder
ls,h instl
BiRH jerk swlsEr.-sssmer Hepture nom Boston
Captain Morrsplaced two large anchors put steam
90 board BE also msd attempt haul Der OF bu
rss probably prevented by ne strong wind despatch o.
ha. lie opss o. senins hs on The fun Of vsier
and NE we.ihsr 70 rough 70 render her any ssshsncs
~ .n.r ssg'nre u.s. IN rsn'-oss sassov awaiting ne
bs Bpe cHssrir, Graham, Providence fcv sydney
CD, n getting under weigh ssvpor 70 Tues
tAy mia ed and ashors the soutd side Of
Coas's,r HNbor probable abe would be 20, on At
ksh Eater 1sL
y Bvpvrr scHs GAIllrIr, whns rcsns down xenres.c
River 18Th upon The rochs opposite Ph,pps
burg Centre and bged she va subseq ueny got on and
aiken !, Psrs~s Fas where she vas lying At he last &C
counts.
pepoorpe wnIiIx Jouv, Gsnnor, al Charleston from
and Indian River, Florida report he loss OF The
sshoos~ u kocun 90 on indiAa kTa Bar, on NE ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

uEARKD
ss ss g. Louia auss,on y.,., Roberta
s ssSnf, Lss5oG.g osscn
ssip 8 Jus lIn., sms ror, t Bss Ser De re-
ssp tsIssss proao .sS.sy y. nss Akin, c.
ham,
PIi IVA ro,,sr' x Iso@ss 1Sstl;na. Psslss Ico.
s s,,. , .s,an wsss ..aoJ T's. Rson
Bns 2o CON Psrry. sanas,Ss-s p.no ss' 70
sr Nv s.a nso ss
s..%s, T mo. :. ,rI v POI, s s.,sa
Sea er coscSrd scmso Psls1spaA
ARRIVED
.s:s .ss SO b 5.e s hvssoH
le -. 'ho s,Sss ws.snson ir Be .oe %, Issrpoe,
sh inst OF 9eorg shoAL passed Br steamship Jason from
s,.sS .sip sSrs s.r Le,.rs Bremen, @, VI. scuss
Ing ss ~ ps sm emf R S SdS ION
shoals .s' Alfred ssD Lucy Thompson Pen dsson om
s.ssnship Arctic, Lou, Com Bergman, HalH.r. Hs.
s.snslip Jsne.own Parrish Norfolk &c, with mdss and
'I rs, ou e %. L1 =, ,s r,es'; g.
lazy rs dsy. VA Hanpon Road, ) aJs VII Tasro. 70
msst apparently pos long . nai al. s'ion
nag s. Jsss n ss :: Sss vs.r s-,, w
=, = hi. port fog .nsso sssas .s,s !. as Break
,. s:aE s.sSsOs @.. q ss.s:rn NO slnosd. 90.
q. Es Heavy '.e trYu n .rols schr Pearl ins %
se,r osa , ss isssSs risSsa, Cubs, DC, with
sshrs.r1 Lane aseaer xaunras, Gel To- In bslssl
sssI s,.,: s.A WA, r.. c1s = z. s..s..
rehrt rrson, fDts virgfsi. sd,ys
scsr r s mn DS''.. s.S,e-.. ss ss.S.
sess rs1Z sas. S 80, fs.'ss snss ~ sw haver
sos Hg :, u5ls s % ~ se ssa ii. n1s'n
sSsr cs, aaTi SSs' ,r s S.s as ssz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

- w % Hyr. densos For many yarv ths Arm -
-, = ne Nod q ne osrn s's 80 ssHs o ssssn
- spxss NE dsnoasnoes Of hn erm, vh Oh w. sne o.
- ssAng ssss q hs baas's sssps. tos, are nsely =
Usbsnp assss, ,hosgh We believe fun AllswaAos hes
Ssa nAAs Ss his Oss N ne estimate wniCa = sivss
she bank d hsssrs HGsrson, Watson %. Wa Orr.
pssed l'at. under TIE nrm OF Psase, HARRISON o.;
ssessssry, on ne aooss,,ca Of sddeaal partner, We
IN asrcd 70 Aas Of REESE, asxrson, WATSON, Peas
IOess md sask q ltos, under the am Of Pssss,
Dun Psaae, cAsYiet On In CONNIE ton The nth by
sc soss 4 yssm DE Bank O. nssO. ~ss wound md no
- he laae NJ resss, the ssrior gsrnsr tn both
6ns, rer cd rom business Mr. HeSry Pcase, however
ssothued in We rcevn, under the Arm Of Harrison,
WATSON LOche. me partnership q NJ Locke expired
~ Huxiou Of time years ago, and no4 rone~
Ne hese ceased 70 issue w own bank notes sbor' dir
Mr.. rhomss Bentley Locke, Dfner.y pAYt1er In the
DesnchoU event. which hHs aided 70 The exoaseuers re
eouy oocaaoned IN tho town. has naturally given rise 70
% dss S nsn on O. IN Tss =.
- pr rsc Of The crecitors would ba materially im-
proved - h. was In wealthy circumstSnoss Er Iocses
Ith Of Joy 1855, and fs name duy gsIessed ous o
Ne psssrershsp the Il CT tbAt month the assump
hyre credior OF the bank o. the parties mpcsted In
q fTfsre kr Locke WAS vel known ir Hull and highly
srepse:et
TINE AloeAu-Tndisa STAN Officers.
Prom The S99enn Herald ION authori'yl, Oct VI
RIrGAL
Sunmsnder IN &nAes, Ctr Colin CAnpselL
eAsef % The Staf, tsior Gcneys, Eans6ed.
Neu GeneYsk, Beyesfcyd end Ashcuvrn.rL
hsyar Gsnerais, Wyndham, HAveicos, IN Rc0trs Sr-
yeM and Cotton
Deousv tsS1'Ans General, psstcrharn.
Deputy Gus tnrmssser General wethcrIyA
pupiur commands The Roy a. ARTILLERY.
usum.poer in. Ch,es sr Patrick ersDA
MAJOR 6sreraI, Crage.
HosfHAy.
lieutenant General somerset
usJoy Gtne,ai, sr Hugh Rose
cs calculated that there general oioey foy every
1900 Which gives tois force Of S. coo men for the
Whole o; lnola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

plyHros Oct DIT ,csr. w% 4 orns,y. ruruS s.o
rois for sosor psd.m Laas-. eioaoss,.r fcs se.s e
6g H.s. 10, so. 70 .ad se Il s..ss
S:sE .n. e % e;s .ysfT. NJ. s.4
ger snsn snd Charlotte, Got. do Grsnssus Baser. pa,
N.S1r sy ,.p '..m.r Rescue, Lowell ssrc. -sa NO
~ sTrgap. = ,i-xrr scAr Cor. Kelley syus; uoop
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Sr %m r. ssss. y' s
Ts...r !sy 's, 'sg Lsnco . s. a,2 s2, ss
DSosFoLx oa % Arr ..hry slnsiey; Harvey yyors;
wcife ,ps. HOLINESS ysm,cs; julie Heyns CBr' Bosasn.
rsaRpsaPoHy, ou p-sid ship josiah L Hale s.~.
..s.er oss Nay i..s.,s os..s slsss" asi Srp
s. e. s :.. s.:.:s .s'
Ss, .cs.. ys.sy Fern Brirrs' s'csmord; p....
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81 cssa rs S.. ssa t.sas c. r.
helen yss w =, Lcc.Ggs and others sso Lion i-s
NV IosSoE, os sS-Ig s.sr Geo Lamar Lamar.
Dyer and Franklin, Avery ryorh W." rs'""s
rarsAooLA. OF io-Ar prev scAr william, Para Oar.
..THu.AnsIpHIA, Oct n-Arr steamer p.a-.r. CONS.
scssy frdspo. sio. on c.rs i.a.us . ssS ss.,sS
oaIlso brig Alfred K,all Besdi.s Havana: sssrs JWl-
,. .%sor oprs.s sss s's s.' as oyidses
Novelty, Bel, rrorh DO"~sfc' oopcs sn1
PvRrLAHD. Oct n-Ar bsshs Emma ena., Hs,~sc
smrs H,n sycrs NAVY o bs Nortss~erv Ro.S,.nS ~
AZ, ssnn YORK Phnadslpha; Il Deprsy peA
nenoov Fray; .nson Drirh w~sr "A p~le-
sds.h ss'"ssa Sscs' Cd brs Abby EDsp, snss1I Fns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

NE Esroesn mAis 10 the 10Th ms, Brought by the
steamer Europa reached ,hs city about half past .we'e
sScck lsss nisnt M Payvem, express messenger Of
AdanI o.. promptly delivered tie packages OF the
Associated Press e urva Of the midnight Train, ak
ApAys N advance OF The mail
We have reosives the following dcspascn n relation to
n steamship 3orossa:-
GuUocg. scotland, Oc- :, 1861
ne esnshfp Boyusss, rootmsu, from Ham yurg foy
Scv York has arrived here with her machinery disabled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

W oOnc, 70
,y.sl BY Rshol Potter Of ne Protestant
EpacopA Church, sAlec from Bosio1 On Wednesday In
ths steamer Stassr 'of HsEiax and Liverpool
rs1 sec .a..,d Jeer,. nsl4ldi NJ asa ~ watan :.
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H. Z. BrH.5 Army; Q. i DOR Lemon. nsss w. 'o'-''
tas 'as. ns'
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ADJ. ~ H.ss ,RA BARR. =. .rlns Sos Meyer,
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essIs.s weTas,1s wsss.ss nv lans1%ss v.sr
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aSs sse s s Si iss. .ss .Ay sr.
Perrin. sdy Two children ans ssvso Iunloo and lady
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ssC. s.S :f sass, ssn5Ss ,ss"es1
NJ. LasalLs, Hogsuer : noSsaer, y pssasness
Sosss Pauline Fsre- xsss. s...,r scsl s-sse sas
si.,ss. .se h;se sssrss ~ synsgs .,s t-;n,
soysros. y Amsn and four ealar.a, lsa.' ksu,s.
.r@@ ff.lTcat y. steamship .Ksc-co-s-,.- .l,r.a
s.,h, nss.asy pr =, orou : fsomr,or And .os,
\ ssr..fa, bern.s y fsapi-rott ssme,on. Io.ers 81
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suo.sy. " L.Tsss ~ L.-Tsscs, bs seoys jssn
R.eoen jas Bsses, Charles suh, n sNddst, and 10
ss s, ss.! ssg n.s.o s saS g.s.
p,iy rro,d,sc'; NJ James sr.e Ms james s.s.r.
ss 3si s ssss =. Irons. : ss =: wssss
sD s2s css%sn cs.ss ss. ss.d s M
NJ Psul T.ns UsN Messys Smith rsronso, a He MI
sn Canals Ben snth and Smith, Nova scotia; Jetn
noy soan s~ssr and nlss Bsm, IrFsnd; s-rsrs .srsn
oer sennrdF, assow; Joh Dale Cspt ldie
heh hrs Jer ted sr rrf. go Russs M Or.ubt and
- Uenha svaba-t2 ror hslfsE-Mr James Henry
shses ns.sgn os.torna; kiss rsbeth Robinson, sizes
rsoE.. .es. a.ns. sse NJ 5o.rr sobS.oa Han
so. irsis.t - Joso. s 70 f h,s.,ss'r' N07'
FI ,snssn Y iee "esmshl Ihonss snn-Nr Rasmkr,
" Lizard we aW enid " Bar vel. Ter ~
genTe su1dnsse tbsse Al-r suk s~- y qher,
pe N Peok, Mrs n Rosins N Robins ys-es y ace
ION. u v kl.y, h0u.0n 1hss Jabe0f rfo11A Tonr
HrssslL krAk Sherman ks Lang ~ Ers kayy
Coles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

hysrUtore AyyAR-SrFrosD MuRpU-Tne circuuo.
stances OF the finding Of the dead body Of N
the street were made public In jersey City yesesdsy,
about which there ~ yet good deal Of nyste-y yhe
facts, . fs, ~ they have come TO light, these --Oa
Monday morning. axt between he Of and g. Mr.
VIM. Kennel, grocer doing business q. Is hor;eo
merry nee Jersey CITY, while hs way nom Eoooken,
. short dc Arce south OF the Rolling En There
one about ,here q he time, NJ Kennel amer ,akirs
extinct passed en- thinking thai he Nigh, meet "a ser
or some pcrsors to whom no could Communicate the cir
Ssupr eTscu su IlS NEE ss sg oo s, $40
thai some enc else would fnd The body 81 later hour
ana make the matter public Two or three ho11 amer
went 70 he 500. and found iba. he body rad beer
moved, but discovered marks Of where Is ha Ian 10
the sand.
gentleman living IN ,he Fourth ward, Jerrey CITY, on
Tuesday overheard cEversatcn be,veos three four
Wild yeune men about . frsoas wAh . woman
where the body VS. seen Is u supposed 10 have some
oonse oton vi this m, sseytous AFFAIR nr KenIe says
xs.n he -. ss W. sr.s e pro. u;s wso Ssa
come .e her death from II usage o. expo
sure. The generally accepted theory Is tia, kr.
kensel vas right 10 70 her character, and that she
hal been in company With rary Of men the NC os be-
fore, rbo he'd ueakd her in suon . manner 70
Mr. Ket rel had passed by Tns body Gas no, sen
fouLd In fact, here ps been nc search o- II, any IN
ves'ss,ion made on the pars Of the suthcrirss rcs
arses from there being Coroner IN Jersey Nty
Corcnsr, we're eecec, BIT Trey nesecsed euSiry and
toe chy 10 IN csrsequer desu!oe Of s5ch fuptt,nsry
70 presumed, hovcve', that some nsg'rrste vii make
INN ediate :nvesrgAron OF the s1air, and dspe the
mystery with which Il 70 81 present surrounded
Trs EBcuos soK corSoix1s IN the Third wArd Of ihs
city Of boxer 70 u, the vs>s1cy ca5ied ~ the 5r
son OF NJ JOIN Beard resulted In tbs choice OF Mr..
Michael Allison. NJ Al son the candidate CT he
republicans aud received sxts votes, hc while a5er
@ Tie election exciled very he .aere there beng
nc oppotilon, ~ The democrats rerc. ed 70 oxaddle
CorSry CosvUuoss --rhe Democratic County Ooavep-
poo, for ihe nomination Of candidates for 5he,ir
Coroners 70 BE held 81 10 rmores Ho<el. Hadson Cay,
tns Aternooc. The Con venton OF parry
ihe lame purpose, also 70 be held Nils Asrpoon Days
Hotel, Bsdscn CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-23

ereOOat Intslugsncs.
NJ AEoono, vi recently Prs tent OF Ihe Bar. Of Penn
staIia cd BY BkboI Potter Of ne Protestant
IpAcopA Church sklet from Bosior On Wednesday In
ths steamer Mag sTs Tor Esniax and Liverpool
, 1857-11-27

the 18th we passed the dividing ridge, upon
which the snow lay to the depth Of one foot
and in no place where undisturbcd did II
exceed this"
Having no other reliable data at hand
from which to give description of this
Territory, l have aVailed myself Of the
foregoing extracts, which / find in the very
able reports Of several of the officers con
nected with Governor STEVENS expedition
which l have thought would serve the
double purpose Of going to show, not only
the favorable character Of the country be
tween the Cascade and Rocky mountains
but that these ranges can be crossed by
either railway or wagon road.
FAYETTE McMULLIN.
, 1857-11-27
New Improvements.

Mr.. SILAs GALLlHER, proprietor of tho
Washington Hotel,' has, within the I,,t
two months, torn away the original sbaptis.
which numbered the ground on the corror
of main and second streets, and in tboi,
place has caused to be erected large sDb.
stantial two story building-afordipc him
the means Of extending larger accommodo
tions to the public than any other Hotel in
the Territory. This new addition to tbs
" Washington" is "a by so feet-two slo
ries high-l0 and IL feet in the clear bo
tween either floor On the second floor
Mr.. G. is fitting up four large purlor or
drawing rooms, and six smaller ones. Tho
industrious and driving contractor and or.
chitect, Mr.. II. d. MORGAN, may well iee,
proud of his mechanical genius, for he has
certainly contributed an ornament to tba,
ancient corner-so full of so many past re.
collections-that would do credit 10 srv
" Pike" or Posey" section of the country
in the Union. Both the Washington
Hotep and the Pacific House" possess en-
cellent accommodations, and at either. the
stranger will be made to feel perfectly at
home. Walk up, gentlemen, and take your
choice
Mr.. b. F. HARSED, also, has erected n
large and substantial residence immediate.
ly east of the public square, which, in de.
sign, exhibits excellent taste, and which he
has executed in his usual good Judgment.
Its dimensions are % by 80 feet-two stO-
ries high, with kitchen attached thereto
Of "a by l6 feet. This residence assists
vastly in helping out" the vacancy upon
which the eye was wont to rest heretofore
in that direction. Olympia is improving
slowly, to be sure, but with neat, substan-
tal and croditable buildings
, 1857-11-27

From OREGoN.-The Oregon Times, Of
Nov. 2lst, says: "The Constitution is
adopted by a vote of between four and five
thousand-the free State question, by up.
wards of three thousand, and the ant.negro
immigration, by an even greater majority"
When full table of the returns of the
election makes its appearance we will give
it place in our columns We believe
there are few counties yet to be heard
from.
, 1857-11-27

How is IT ABOUT THE PLuMs p" SON.
AGAIN-The New York Tribune has been
badly "sOld" again, in its issue of Oct
7th, by correspondent writing from Sa-
lem, Oregon, giving an account of a riot,
purpOrting to have occurred Immediately
after the organization Of the convention.
The Monchausin correspondent produces the
riot in the convention, by the introduction
Of resolution from the Free State side,
prohibiting the discussion Of the question
Of slavery on the floor of the convention
At this the pro-slavery side go off "percush-
ion," and pitch in. Tho cry of order !
order was called in vain" Bowie
knives, dirks and pistols were drawn
Several shots were fred and two mem.
bers were slightly wounded" "a Free
State democrat was stabbed in the abdo-
men," About fifteen pistol shots were
fred during the meele." Many were
more or less injured by jumping from The
windows, and by rushing in great numbers
to make their egress 10y the narrow stair
way, leading from the hail." &c. The cor
respondent finally suppresses the riot by
the mayor Of the city calling out the Sa-
lem Band, an Independent companyF Well,
isn't that rich 7 About as good "sel"
as was perpetrated upon the Tribune BY
the crazy Frenchman, Eugene Barriere, in
the character of the French Consul for
Puget Sound" We should not be sur
prised if at least one-half of the shrieking
Kansas correspondence published in the
Tribune for tho last few years, was not man
ufactured out Of the same kind Of cloth-as
ridiculous as the Salem riot GREELY
knows vast deal about the Territories Of
Washington and Oregon. Our citizens
were doubtless startled asjwell as enligbt-
ened by an announcement which was re-
Gently made in the Tribune, concerning our
late election, in which they are informed
that in Washington Territory, STEVENS
majority for GovERNoR lOas 5l9 /
, 1857-11-27

D0r The Territorial Legislative Assem-.
bly, convenes oas week from Monday next
and we observe that considerable prepara-
ton is being made by our citizens to pro-
vide for their comfort and accommodation
To such as will be subjected to au overland
journey thither, the weather, thus far, has
been such that the roads will probably, a
week hence, be in comparatively good con.
dition for travel.
, 1857-11-27

GEN. PILLow.-Ths wonderful genius, in q race for
Tennessee SeDatorship, has published a lengthy,
selfaudatory episte informing the world in general
and Tennessee In particular Of his brilliant expots In
Mexico. To effect his purpose, his letter strikes Ex
President Tyler, Gen. Scott, Gen. Hitchcock and N
Z. Trist. All Of these gentlemen, except the last
named, have responded in spicy, caustic style 70 r
low, and the result is the General has but slim chan
ces for the Senatorshp and less for the respect O n
public. The letters published upon the subject VII
put Gen. Pillow to retiring snooze for the rmanuel
Of his earthly existence His obituary the next We
shall learn Of the vain, cOnceted fool Gen. Piow'-
Oregon Times "a
Had it been left to the voice Of major
ity of my gallant division, which had cut
its way into the city, at loss Of nearly
twO-thirds Of its members" to decide the
question, his obituary" would have been
written before the army withdrew from
Mexico. He was not only the most unpop-
ular General officer in the service, but was
esteemed the most contemplate tyrant |;
and all his stale, beslavering hattery Of
my gallant division" is but sheer hyPoc
risy. Tennessee must indeed be very hard
up for timber if they send Entrench"'enf
Pillow to the U. S. Senate.