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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THE MESSIAH.
a FRIDAY sCH ,i. 81 -. ! kIoar; ,.,.
F' Z a .Isai'e cSs "a sf''
Fir. sppeanoce in sacred orstoro Of
Mi. ANNIE k s;fi-' O'As0hI III. rrnarSo.
Second ''''~'''' Z CARL All F 0isfso'
The pubc a- respectfully informed that in conformity via
H TIE Hoe GTsEATEsT OF ALL SACRED oRAroRIos.
HANDLES MESSIAH.
will be syen q scale OF the utmost
SPLEND0R AND GRANDEUR .,,,-
ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
beng tic ' SACRED osffoRros IN ENGLISH.
be ver by the New York Harmonic Society under re
ssT ey Ss :na ss
To mp4 to this performance all the sr,ndsur impressive
and 'oleunty for which the London Exeter Hall Ora
AN IMMENSE PLATFORM TWELVE FEET HIGH,
''' A'''n ' FIVE HUNDRED PERFORMER.
suitably and .'euy fe:9resd Is; ssp s1pf' m'de and
(om the factory Of B. Ferris Co hs. been erected h
had At the ACADEMY q Music C. seu'ns' and SOe' 80
Full particulars il %s Tsu, I'D. tdy' s gss1s
viii commence Wednesday.
NOTICE Ferrous living distance can wit. to the s q;
Music who win Sc, .ps good .es. until Tbur,d.y evening
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-Msd. CARADORI.
The public respectfully informed tbs. this oseb..,sd en-
FORMEs in Of the principal
SACRED ORATORIOS
will make her frat In Handles Sacred ooo OF
THE MESSIAH
On CHRISTMAS NIGHT Friday, Dec D.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-ROBERT LIE DIA'
"A BLE.-wEDNESDAY EVENING Dec 3, att.
OPERA and BALLET.
Seventh and last night Of Ney ebeer OPefs
Of
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
with hundred and costly dresses New msohner
and properties been expressly made and three new an
'P'''' NINE. DE LA ORANGE
will sing for the second .nd Last time the two roles Of
ALICE and ISABELLA.
CARL FORMES
will continue bis debut renowned part Of Bertram-
Sig BIGEARDI, Sig LAB0CETTA.
In the Ballet Divertssement. the popular
MILE TERESA R0LLA.
will appear supported by the Corps de Ballet
On Tuesday Dec % viii be sold the 8 50 reserved seats
only On Wednesday the 81 and remaining 50 seats The
at ct the Academy breusings and 5ibeL
Tickets and seats TO be had at the door.
On FRIDAY Christmas Day, at p. N
LADIES' OPERA MATINEE,
when NORMA will be repeated BY general request
On FRIDAY NIGHT. THE MESSIAH. First appearance
In America Of Nine CarrsdCr. Mime. Ans Perns, Carl
Fomes
The public ave respectfully informed that arrangements
being the departure Of the Company TO Phsdeph
10 return 10 New. YoIk the lst OF February
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d pAYs,-On TUESDAY EVENING at. O'Clock. will be
peatad IN COR psnce With the request Of Numerous
persons the beautiful drama arranged by Mr. WstinS IRON
he Open Of Lind, Z; ChamounI" entitled THE hosb ~
PENRITH; Or A MoTHEks PkAyER C~t a. before win
the bes. tIen. Of the company. AFTERNOON a. 3 Tas
IRISH LION and CAVALIERS AND r. CnDhExos
The h-.n.ih aspss Or. ID Psoo Studio Happy Fam
Nv the Lyin. Serpent &C. Be usual Atmnance'
2Sc Children under 10 &c.
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Door, omen at II O'Clock. Music will commences at and
dancing ats No box will be nor any sea. reserved Ladies
with bOpDo and sos The ,py o. Goa wn
c.Iiass, on bringing ma. then COMPANY VII dys
o,5sr Tici-ts 81 each admitting person. can be
had at the Music Of VIM H: SON No zs B,osd~ay
ana sch.rpbers Luis No 7s9 Broadway also at the Book
store Of T. j. Ctowen No 69s Broadway and Sibss No. 20
q
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AURA KEENE's TIL E E 3 &,

AURA KEEEE's HEATER,
IL No. 81 BIo.dw.,; .s SoCy. HSI.seq.t
NEW scrsrs N2S sE SRqs
TABLEAUX, DANCES, kci
TUESDAY EVENING, Des. "a 1851,
1be srsnd drains. three act. and FIVE tableauH
'S0o'diDs n" a zif S0R ISL AVER Bkofatss
Fsbien del Fra en- Twin brothers Jordan
NJ de Csathsu Renaud.. Mr. Woe.tlesh
Emile De b, Mc,. sia.i: D1ncsu Ps:sr. W.
Burir. Misses Well. stoddart, Lang. ~
Scenery painted Tot piece BY Mr Hawthorne
Mise. Bishop Lans tcher fennOysr W.ioy ana Everett
viii execute Grand Folly Dame.
To conclude With flor the setond time In this country j.
Madison "'''0' rxkE CARE OF Dows.
Mr.. wsdp her second sh Mis-. M,unor
III. grand v.p,om,ns Of HsSLEouIN BLUE BEARD
viii be- producec Chr,.,mss Eve THURSDAY De, "a en-
.cns sps mT Vs and hamo
l.qun ColOmbine, Harlequin Spite Psnsaoon aud Clown
Doors open at 6. O'Clock. % commence At y preci.ely
w Ii ACK's Eater =
EVENING and every evening ul,l Christmas will be per-
'O'"''O THE POOR OF NEw-YoRK,
received nightly with the greatest enthusiasm elected IN
tbi: lily. c,nh,, u,,.,.... 49,. ..,.,. n,
s7 and 1857 from which have .t happily emerged II
pictures many those via whca New Workers are
W.li.ee.
NJ, RIAKF Mr. LESTER
Mr. SOTHERN, Dir b. JOHNSTON,
Mr. SLOAN MI NORTON,
Mr. A II. DAVENPORT, Mr. LEvERE,
Mrs H0EY. mr' bLAhE ~
Mrs. COOKE Mrs. j. H. ALLEN,
kc.. &c &c.
The two great scenes. -, 49,
I'uion square and the Academy Of Music BY Night.
and
The Fire 10 Gross street. Five Points,
,j,l,lv s the v.nne.t aud enthusiastic appliance
Other nov elties u sctiye prepsrstioa 49,. - 49,.
An Afternoon Performance 81 Tar fOoh OF NEW
YORK commencing st will be given on Christmas Day
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DURTON's NEW TIL EA 7 r t.
ID TUEsDAY-Mr. CHAS hATIhE"es BENEFIT
who will amp. Ar In two CAPITAL characters.
THE SHO0L FOR SCANDAL,
with a cast thu; hiss never been equaed -
cb,, sr,,~c 1s,., time In America Mr. Chss Matthew'S
Sir Oliver salisce Nj Burton Sir Bsnj.Tin B.eksise. Mr.
NJ E,b.r' Cr,btree MI Moore; Trip Mr. Setche Moses
Mr s.ynour; Lady Tesrle. Mr.. L. '" Davenport; Mrs Can
With The e.pi,sI Fs.ce Of PArTERu CHATTER,
In VIII en- MI Chsies Matthews viii play hi. original character
Tin 10 Par.j O,oe Ye In Love- Reminiscencss or
Tbnss tia, Were Not, ;" and oharscteristie finale .o
To- MORROW-A new Comedy ~ Tom Iaylor-A ntCE
FIRM wish All the oomessns and THE CRITIC.
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6ouses to Eet.

ITO LET, or for SALE ChEAP-A snug two
story and basement buick HOUSE located on Bond st.
wet side hrs. door below Dean 81 sfoonyh inaa"o '"
ROBERT NJ sTREBEIGH- Tribune Office.
ITO LET or LEASE-Ths COMPTON HOUSE,
corner OF 24h ct and Sdsv II has Restaurant Billiard
and Reading Rooms with eli the modern mprovenierts WIN
loo &c one hundred with mostly single rooms For s
ton Market.
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lNIOTICE.-H. BURRELL & Co.. have Re-
IN MOVED from No Is Froo.ss to thsk ssv ss'rs ne. ~
Rsers e. snd No 50 Wkket$t
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p HENRY b. HERTs, JR., Aucticneer. -
CHERIFFs SALE OF elegant DIAMOND JEW
- FLRY, GOLD JEwELkY, WATCHES PLATED
WARE &C. on THURs pAy Dee. "a at 10! O'Clock ct he
salesroous NO 81 Pinest BY order Of
FREDERICK l. yULTE, Deputy Sheriff.
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11iano-fcrtes aae musif.

A FOUR round.cornered, heavy peari.keyed II
"A octave rosewood PIANO FORTE for sALE-ons OF the
most superb the United States finished al round
alike open carved work the OF pears pans
and fruit tho sss are Of double esrved work Of pears hs4
srspes 80 and the whole finished throughout Gyio o.
srsndeur rarely to be found and In tone powerful nch aad
wee. which can fully tested plate and front richly se
with pearl brds of Paradise fountains vases Of plenty NO
the mos, celebrated city MAKERS and warranted for two yees
This chance purchase elaborate and exsrs ns
1925 Apply No. 67s 6h.sy 4Othst for foat d.yr
from m TIL p N. "a bargaip will be ouetee 70
ping II necessary.
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Sales bn auction.

- 10 the CITY Of OSHKOSH wi-o 80 , r-,.,. LII
ct the 0.hAosh Hotel. " Oshtosh, on -ULspiv - ~.
pisiDs 7o ct OF a. vslusSe front on -. Sc. zen
any In the city ana l"t' t. immediate vicinT
quarter anee cssh hort..,. =, - 1919 Uos-
year. Of " cent tor furass particular, ins,,,. oSc
II READ or JOSEPH H. osBoks " o,bi y, 80. icy.
,criber. at Buffalo. los sypIsauS
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A GRADUATE of the New-YOrk University
a would TEACH family in patisi payment for BoARo
The diuen Of French SpauIh and German taught II de-
able Address MEDICUs Box No 424 Po.t Oihce. Best
OF references given and required.
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THIS DAY.-The subscriber will commence bis
Il DOLLAR WRITING CLASSES THIS ID Az, at tue new
Academy, No. 900 Broadway, rthst French
Class forming-Tems IS for Assous Bookkeeping day
evening Ladies' Writing Glass this day 81 II O'clock Gen
Ilemen AZ and o'clock. OLIVER GOLDSMITH.
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FROM CONNECTfCUT.

Fro- an Occs-icusl Correspondent.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 20, -.
Since my last communication | have been wait
ing Ike Mr. Mcawber, for something to turn up.
But 10 tell the truth events in these parts do not
seem to happen with desirable frequency. The
drouth of news is so severe, whal, that the editor
Of The Courant cries aloud this morning for rail
road accident an earthquake, o. lood-anythlng
whereby his columns may be iined with readable
paragraphs, and himself saved the trouble OF m
diiiug long editorials. Much "a have reason +"
wish tie editor exemption from unusual toll Of this
nature being az | am subscriber I" all the daily
papers Of this city without distinction OF party.
nevertheless, with a comet ko-e in the ky, and the
Union still far from being out OF danger, il seem lh'
temerty to pray that startling things may come 10
pass.
We have no spiritual manifestations worth mel
tioning Indeed city that grieyed away Andrew
jackson Davis. causing him to =hake of the dust o.
lis departing feet as a testimony against II, cin
scarcely hope Ia be excited b. ANY thing So unort""
doX. We can boast of u ciAirVoyaut Whose VISION
Is keen enough 10 see through al your ~ai,tcodr
linen. flannel. skin muscle and membranes straight
in among your heart, your lungs, YOUR hycr and
Iebt.. aud all tho,- other interior organs by which
tIr oM gentleman that bought David CopPrrfield's
Jacket used to swear. But ! am free t. confess
that our mes91s are Of quite midding quality.
III chossBsake note 81 every trltiing affair."
I've 10 doubt could til a budget for yos here az
soon as in another place. But divorce trials, over
which some folks make such an ado, are almost as
common as weddings with us. Humph Why, at
the last term Of cur court there were forty Of them
dare say, and one cid lady, who has had many
husbands as the woman of SamarIa, got her hith
bill It beng the second divorce from her last Lls
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A., b,sinJ May be there isat d he'll. Tbee ought
20 be- If there Is not.
TuE TRIBUNE Of April IA reports; w. klssphe
" alias ". X. Rogers, Walkers rshthaod man. nsh
" cached beasouarters and resumed his Operations Of
" ouarterua ter General" Chief ha,selI might congo
the ,nterpri-ng publishers with copy oil tne Ssnes
IS ,I5. ,iybt-hand man Of the grey eye, 'oh "H-
;.r, X Roger alias William X sane the 'He"l'e"S
p,ok to-cer. Martha Washington coHsPTe|oT' sN'7-
A-y and couatcrtei'er.
The Herad Of to-day publishes nnoef inc 'e"a Of
"T.te., News. Interesting from Washington, May
uos Tie excitement about Walkers return - III
. tense. T. is confidently predicted that "siNef WIZ
. re,,rn IN ninety DAYS At the head OF i've thonsana
d. men" II NAV be possible that the siaVe-eH'e'+'on-
80, g ,h Soutb are mad enough 10 engage al once m
another piratical enterprise, and perhaps gang oil
Five-Poirts rowdies nigh, be obtained ior anoehet
campa;rn OF robbery. murder and misery ana IAa'
these might like 20 be commanded by Sing sung gran
uates but are DER American Young men &" De again
duped and deiauded by men destitute OF the better
feelings Of humanity and in whom we took IN vain o'
trace Of principle
It's doubtless the duty Of the Government 20 pre-
vent these expeditions which are such dagrant WON
tons of law hut It appears to connive a. them ana
NAV be esteemed accessory 70 the crimes committed
The Press has done little 70 warn young men rom
engaging in them and in future let the matter receive
some little attention from every
LOVER or PEACE
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picturesque hooking bowie knives and The WILL al"
floor had undergone a decorative process rom
saurts Of tobacco JUICE The odor OF which rsnt iorn
its decided aroma. -
They took II for granted that rnst be hunting
q claim" and dispensed some inflammation oi sug
gestve kind, and added that tne country va ~
taken" very refreshing fact seeing had "aiAe>i
for ten consecutive hours without seeng trace OF
a white man. -
One of the party, the youngest, was rather better
dressed tbopgb dccidedly rakish. He was young
Yrcuian. He had quite a sInattering Of BIZ WORDS
and | r-verentially learned that ne had been
through college" Upon the Whole, / think be mish'
have been pretty good fellow IN happier circu ~
stances. In answer to some inquiries about NE III
dian boy. learned that he was MS slave
"He is my body-servant," said young chivalry;
with an air that the owner of q thousand bped
cbattels might have enved. He does whatever
tell him. he added brings our wood and water,
and does our chores, and Is pretty good. was OIL
fered quite a sum for him, but don't wish 20 part
with him. Besides and be looked at me lnterrosa
lively. II do not know that have, strictly speaking
a heal right 10 cell him. -.
did not venture an opinion on this subtle point,
but would refer it to Judge fancy, with the inquiry
whether this Young Pawnee had ANY rights the
white man il bound to respect.
One prominent item of furniture had nearly for
gotten Several guns and rifles We're ranged aons
the wall. Among them was a Shapes rIfe
had noted il the moment entered. / We'll knew II
was one of the number stolen from Lawrence oy
the United States Marshas on the 2lst Of May last
The young man had asked me III what part OF me
Territory | resided and, as ! said Lawrence,
they all started. Il was in Lawrence once, he
said ! looked up 1T the SharPes rifle and then rel
nv eye meet his and there was enough OF manhood
left in that young face 10 make It blush and burn.
| learned that a couple OF these gents were ciVi
digntaries. High county offcers-conserVa'ors o
the public peace and public morals-O Temporal U
mOreS'
The largest settlement in that region i Free
STATE settlement on the Black Nermiilon, sonc
twelve miles OF They are mostly from the west
ern States They go on in their pioneer WorS IN
blissfu ignorance OF who is bogus,judge, or sheriff
or constable, and the dgnitaries who flourish these
potent titles, and who fancy that bogu,jndge is
Great Mogul, and the sheriff his Grand NHer
dare not intrude on settlement strong enough
"a whip them back to their kennels but live under
the glorious declaration, from our glorious fres-
dent that bogus "Territoral authority must be
"Obcycd"
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BE- HHLKER'S RIGHT HAND MN.

To he Ediio, 4 The v L. Tribune.
SIR: In the last week number Of Tie Journal ~
CirlA-GtoR portrait Of the F!ibu,tcr Walker ap-
rear,. with tAoro oil three of a. officers and that
the chief has returned ard himself and followers are
for the cay objects Of interest perhaps il would be
well to give Us the portraits AID sketoo. Of The char
actors q Ais atAel,uts, and take the liberty Of
putting them upon the track OF material for tine Illus
uation Of one Of the.- IN The Tines Of this morn
a. the following paragraph occu II the icterot their
Panama Correspondent:
Those who b ye any sympa,hy for Gen. Walker u
his all unle,. they are lo-t 10 even the common emil
mcL,s q humanity, VIII have their sympathy some
what modified on becoming acquainted with thu i0-
loving fact, which have from high official -ource
a gentleman WHO cannot be mistaken iu what Ac re-
at,-. On thr Both day 81 April, wL,i-'Iruera W4ker
without thc knowledge q bis T. was o. -ot,atlu.
L> apItuatou. KNOWN tnai ue Was 10 -u.rrlQ tlc
LtAt cay, 81 A-- soldiers. contrary - general or-
der Wr.t outside Of his lines. H. shortly cter re-
turned. be having oily gone out ;O -ei bottle If
a-radirrrr. NelEcr called him up. when he az
ElowledE III iagt and prayed Jon i"Iei1en---. II
You have any ule-sa-e o. send ~ NO.r r-Alt, SAID
Nalker 10 hi, mild but sarcastic way, yOu had bet
ter prepare H. for at shutdown You de-. Principally
at sunset platoon Of soldier! was drawn Up for the
execution and just the order given go fire the
sou.cr appealed % his courad- " Boy. you would 10
\ cot IL ieow-,oider fer such p thing a. That would
vou l" They raised Th.I r1. aud fred ov.r his,
head The poor fellow broke ald ran. when he WIS
brought n h. xmas by Lieut. Col R.yer. an lri h
man who figures IN he List ! send you, by pistol
shot, St,ppiug up 10 the man 81. 10 hs ~ .0a
Roger placed he re.or,r efks Jork,al Q.c 81 q GU
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many Of the Acknowledged bsders a. P0Ssio'e'
Hold cut encouragement t. the conscenee'es' Po'-
teal sharks Who hover over the body polite 70 o.
vour il. &c: them TO deceive the people. Reduce
the Free State party 10 that portion who SPEAK from
principle, vote from principle, live Tor Prineipe' az
for principle II will then be much less numerous
Detach the selfish, the weakly ambitious, me "eaA
in faith and the large class Of uncertain mortais VINO
al their lives know better but d0 worse. MAXI
a division Of the spolls when the ne8 party i
formed Political hucksters viii be its leaders, ioF
political hucksters only play az such game. lhese
are ever ready Ito trade" They will eheeriu!Y
barter the rights and the interests OF the people or
their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. A minority of Dough
faces political sharks and majority OF Pro-Sia'-
ery Offices, and the scepter might remain with the
ProSlavery party OF Kansas SO long as there vas 4
people willing TO be duped. and oficc-mongers 70
sell them. ',
The weeded-out woul-be leaders Of the Free
State party are good fund for the fro-ShYery
.peculators These latter have gone under cloud
because they neither had the nerve nor write Tor
such a crisis. They wish 70 get the upper hand
of course. They have no desire 70 become any IT.
ter; they only want power not to deserve II. re-
organization of parties il something TO them. In
the shifting balance they may hsply come upper
most These are generally none too good Ia be
above such temptation. Had they been, they
would not have fallen. Must the Freo-Staie party
sell al that is good in IL in order 10 secure such
hucksters Meanwhile the Devil has these would
be sayiors Of Kansas On the mountain showing them
AL the Kingdoms of this world" Perhaps Kansas
is too serious d field for 80 light speculation.
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AFFAIRS IL KANSAS.
Tie Coespondert Of THE TKipvNE a. Lecomp; sends ca
the Ash Inst. D. following. which is ;e"srsphed from
ST. LOUIS, May - 1857.

the 15h Inst D. following winch il "-lsphed from
ST. LOUIS May -, 1857.
fIR>r Dl>r.T'H.
Gov Walker las not yet arrived a, Lecoup.on
Secretary Stanton has made appOri0nment OF
DELEGATES to the Constitutional bogus Convention
based On the Census returns that have been sent in.
The Census has only been taken in zen of the Hty-
,eren Counties. Sirtter Counties are allowed some
sort OF representation. In six Counties representation
has been allowed O.. return Of rates taken from old
Iogas polls.
The Counties borderieg on Missouri: are allowed
thirty-.even out of the sixty Delegates.
A mass of Counties eighty miles square, densely
settled with Free. state men, has been allowed no
representation whatever. Some citizens of Coffee
County have written to Stanton asking if they are to
have an election. A. 10 Census has been taken,
Stanton replies that there IS no law, and he has no
power to remedy such omissions.
Newman, the bogus Sheriff Of poniPhan County,
with gang Of rowdier assaulted Mr.. jameson
Representative to the FreeStnte Legislature. Fifteen
shots were fred at jameson and his brother. One OF
them was severely wounded. The Sheriff arrested
them and tied them with cords but compelled to
release Il elm 10y the people
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TIL TJo,.j,o, lCanadal Banner says the decision Of
,he Inneria Govenment respecting the future capital
Of Cahasa is not expected for a couple OF months 20
GENE In the imc, the Governor, Geu,Iai IS 90
visit Downing street and consult win her MSlss'y =
Ministers.
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Now, therefore l. Frederick F. Stanton, Secretary
and Actiug.Goycmor, do hereby proclaim that ac-
cor,ng T. the provisions Of the SAID act and the CEN
,us rcturns made in pursuance thereof, and upon Il
proper appor,ionmeni among the legal voters OF the
s,ytral districts aforesaid they respectively enti
tied 10 elect to the Convention provided for in said
law the number Of delegates herein assigned 70 them
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To tl. let District Dor phsn County delegate
To the I'd Distrct-Br and N-rntne.
70 the Sci District Atchisou County, J..
10 the 4th Di,trrt- Leaveu'rorth, u
10 the 9TH Decentralization t.
To the 9Th District l.louu, >.
10 the TIN Disirict-Msrshall
10 the stL Distrct-kiley and Potaw -tan4Ic, 4
To the On Dis;rct-JoalsoE 3.
t. tie lCth Disirict-Dousas g.
10 The 18th District Shawnee, Richardson and D-'i-
To the 18th DstTct-Lykeps
To the 18th Ds:T,t- J.
To The c,h D.trct-Boulbou B. D., Dorm and Alien /
The proper officers will hold the election for dele
gates 10 the said Convention the third Monday Of
Jane next a. directed by the law aforesaid and in
accordance with the apporuoument herein made and
declared.
- In testimony whereof have hererrt0 subscribed
Us my name and aftN,d 'hr seal Of hc Territory ~
FRED =. STANTON
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PROCLAMATION.
fltFi Ian I AhN.
UsIrED STATES or AHERICA, |
Territory of Kansas.

Tot hrai roters and electro officers Of Kansas:
VLetas, the following returns of the census taken
under the act Of the Legislative Assembly entitled
IAN Act to provide for the taking of Il census and
ELECTION OF delegates TO Convention passed the
18Th Of February 1851 have been made to me, to wit:
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THE ACTING GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
FINAL RETURNS or THE CENSUS FOR
KANSAS TERRITORY.

LEcoNProS, X. T., May 20, 1857.
The following is a correct copy Of Acting-Governor
Stantons Proclamation, us issued from the Executive
Office. 1t will be ready for circulation by tomorrow
night:
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