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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notic

A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
IN is hereby given that all persons indebted TO the
tate of GEORGE HAWKINS, decd, late of Armenia
twp hereby requested to make payment without de-
y and I'LL persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
RILEY HAWKINS.
Jan. s 1857. Administrator.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons in
II A delted to the estate of ANTHONY ANGLE. deed l..
late of Herrck township hereby notified that pay
ment must be made without delay and all persons wing
claims against said estate requested to pres ent them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN NESBITT.
March 2. 1857 Executor.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
~ Is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of BENJAM BABCOCK, late of Wndham town
ship dec d. requested to make payment without de-
lay and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
WM. ID. & ANDREW j. BABCOCK,
Feb. lG. 1856. Administrator
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- 5552 IS 903 Is
certify the above to be correct statement shown
by the account OF the several Collectors the above date
Feb. H. 1857. f. b. COOLBAUGH Clerk
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t-.cnll.
A DMJNIsTRATOR's NOTICE-Notic,

A DMINISTRATOR SNOTICE.-Notic
IA r. hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Chamln g. Brown dec late of Smithfeld re-
quested to make payment without delay and all persons
having claims against said estate must present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to the subscribers
ALLEN CALIFF,
Feb. ~ 1857. Administrator with viii annexed
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
by given that letters testamentary upon the estate
of Brayton ABadwn decd late of Franklin t have been
granted to the subscriber All persons indebted to said
estate hereby requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims upon said estate TO present
them duly attested for settlement
FANNY MARIA BALDWIN,
FRANKLIN ANDREWS,
HORATIO w. HUGHS,
Dec. %, 1856. ia Executors
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l,e9dl.

"A CCOUNT with the several Collectors OF
State and Militia Taxes for the County % Bradford
remaining unsettled january f257.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARH ~, 1867.

his H0ors order END they demanded to be heard
or discharged.
Mr. IOisrty ON beban.pf his CLIENT. made tho SAN.
Notion and ssiei on the examination being proceeded
with.
The Commissioner said he would adjourn for the pur
Ioso OF asoerslnpg his POI er here pro
seats bse and he has the wsr 70 punish for disooe
dh noe he would 90
M Busteed-Your Honor win understand me ~ NOT
denying your authority.
Toe Commheioper-I distinctly say you did. You took
refused 70 obe the order that made FOR it, return.
Mr.. Fogariy hoped the Commissioner had noted down
tire teferdan.s' demand 70 be heard his refusal AMI
their exception.
The Conmh eioLer asserted.
TIE District Attornsy-But where ID that pa 5er-,oun
gel not taking possession Of ip
Mr. Busted (ris,ng)-I have Il in my pocket and v il
keep it until have In copied.
The District Attorney-I will direct your attention to
the Of the people against GALL charged with taking
note.
NJ Busted (leavipg Court I'll kno y the CASE.
The matter was then adjourned 10 II O'Clock Till
(FTiday) morning.
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Brooklyn City News.

Brlvr pAxiers rop An AssiuIT-An action for
damages Was tried in the Brooklyn Chy Court, before
yusse Culver, yesterday. The psrtier were s!epnen
sesmr on plaintiff, aud Francis Swift defendant 1t sp.
pesss tbss on the lssh Of March last swim called In
man made some remarks dspieasbg 10 him. svif.
turned around and threw glass tumbler into HE hoe
ant vss sadrs near and MADE the remark that gen
ilemar would do 20, something 10 that effect whom
svn who O large and strong man, s'vuok him aud
Zines uut taken % by the spectators II appeared By
ire evidsnco that scarmen ~ pesoesby discosed and
oule man and the irTy amer tw minutes shssnce
trTred With verde, CT $500 dsrsEe, 10 rsTOr Of
ANN
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HAgITIIg IaS.ELLIsBaCE.
Port OF New York, February 20, 1857

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arfe collection OF this and beautiful style OF ortrA
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te ,ruhunes Of he finest photograph with he beauty and
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TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


Tbs public Of New Yorh have already indicted tried and
to.yced John j. Bcse and Cupnn shsm for he murder
vi burteu Al this he caused shudter
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CLOTHING. AC-

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or seeking on them CAL At the store or address
THos y. corRoy, No. 4ol Pearl street ''''' " "'
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EyBRI Ill
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The following from Hall requires q public reply:
TEsrIE or ART, No SIS Broad way, Feb. "a 1857.
q your card o. the llh iust pubsbed Trbu ae ard
Tnea In reply TO mine OF the 10th whh appeared in the
vaue pspcrs Ny engagements have been Thai have
hitherto 70 take steps In The matter You undsr
star better nan ue public possibly the which
proupud me 70 pen my card But you evidently misundsr
or your heh sente OF honsr OF and uc would
lot have allow ed you 10 prefer caarrs
A. Regulating legal obigaioas" and making state nssfs
Which were fsse ~ you understood dsuyi Jag YOUR
IN attractive form to the public c,ad no, other wise
than 10 pronounce such statements fsss The peculiar cir
Gums arcc OF he clsc In connection the somewhat Am
keuous style which employed has led ron into An error
But there wss nothing In card which properly under
STOOD could have justified The conclusions At which Won arrive
and BY correcting The which your e,I
y calculated TO produce viii do yourself iusfIcs
30 he public ard TO the Undersigned ana
eess In the practice Of the Harotypc am truly yours
JOHN BISHOP HALL.
Mr. JOYS u. BuI-Desr slr-Your conclusion "a correct
that . peculiar circumstances of he together with n
somewhat ambiguous language which you empisycd dh
cad me 10 misupderstand meaning, and
pleasure 70 be able 70 make this correction Discriminating
public will award TO Jou the honor OF having
determined 10 present 70 the pu5c IN s er ,uisits
perfection and beauty. fours truly. = j. GURNaf,
PALACE OF ART, $40 BROADWAY, Feb. rs 1851,
We the undersigned. copatners the dsposaI Of e ma
tent rights throughout the United Stat Europe Inv
rboosrsphic sss and amateurs thai we are now ready 10
JOHN BISHOP HALL.
j. Quincy.
An busrsa letters be addressed 10 urrev's Paa,e Of
Art 5f' Broadway, corner Of Leonard street New York
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
New Work en- Kansas.

The publishers, Messrs. MILLER & Co.,
33l. Broadway, N. z, have favored US with
advance sheets of a new volume they are
publishing, entitled, "The Englishman in
Kansas or Squatter Life and Border War
fare. By T. h: GLADSTONE. Esq, author of
the letters from Kansas, in the London Times i;
with an introduction by FRED. LAW OLN-
srED." The work is graphically written,
full of life, as the author saw it. and can be
relied upon as strictly correct Tie general
reader will fancy that some of his pictures
are overdrawn, but we can assure the public
that they fall far short of the reality. We
have read no work on Kansas, with more
Interest, than we did this volume. A part Of
the contents of the volume were originally
published in the London Times The au-
thor is T. II. GLADSTONE, Esq, near kins-
man OF the late distinguished Chancellor of
the Exchequer, who was the first to rouse
the indignation of the civilized world, with
regard to the inhumanity of the King of Ma
Piles, by an exposure of the sufferings of his
political prisoners. The present work will
effect similar result in Europe for the peo-
pie of Kansas. A paper, giving some strik-
ing facts and views as to the influence of
slavery upon the character and manners of
the superior race, is furnished, in the form of
an introduction, by Mr.. OLMsrLD, the author
of The Seaboard Slave States" GA Jour-
ney in Texas" &c, who alse adds a supple
mentary chapter bringing the record of events
in Kansas down to the latest dates.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
Ceiling Ont

We publish in another column cores
pondenee which has passed between CHAs.
RoBIssos and others, and Gov. STANTON
The letter was written, we believe, by
Robinson himself, and no doubt reflects his
sentiments. Heagrees to s. overlook the past
and go into an election under the bogus laws
if Stanton will give him the price demanded,
which is new census and four judges of
election, two Of whom shall be free State.
The free State party at Topeka, refused
to go into an election. Robinson will 60
farther and " overlook" the murders, and rob-
berries, and arsons, and all the political
crimes which have been committed, and
then because we expressed dissent from his
taking up the robes of Office which be has
ingIoriously laid eff, he charges US with an
attempt to "seli out the free State party
Read the evidence of the proposition of his
to ''sell out" over his OWN signature and then
inquire whether his conduct will meet the
appreciation of honest men.
Butwe are done with this sale. In the
N. Y. Times of May LIST. we find the follow
ing, telegraphed from Washington City to
the Times. There is a caption over the
article which reads " Highly Important from
Kansas-The Free-State Party Satisfied and
Prepared to Cooperate with Gov. Walker"
WAsHISGros, Thursday, April 30.
Advices have been received here from
Kansas, by the Government, which are In
the highest degree gratifying. Although a
report had been industriously circulated from
Lecompton, that Gen. HARNEY was to ac-
company Gov. WALKER to the West, and
that the new regime was to be inaugurated
with blood, it had utterly failed in alarming
the Free-State masses. These latter, under
the leadership of Cor. Robinson, have resoI-
we'd to cooperate with the cudeavors of the
Administration to secure fair expression of
the will of the people in relation to the
question of Slavery, and 1iu abandon their
precious policy of inactioity. This is not a
matter of surmise, but is the crpticit decia-
ration Of Robinson himself. and it has been
communicated not only to the Government,
but also to Dir. WALKER, who is still in your
City,
How does that read, freemen of Kansas
The proofs not confined to an official state.
ment from Washington, but is found over
his own signature, and the friends of Kansas
in the States are hanging their heads with
shame while they read the confirmation of
his guilt in the thousand vehicles Of infor-
nation which the press affords.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
A Railroad to Kansas.

We have before US, says the Baton
Rouge Advocate, of the Ith inst, a
bill introduced by Hon. P. G. Wright,
into the House of Representatives. in
cooperating the "New Orleans,
Shreveport and Kansas Railroad Com
pany" The names of the gentlemen
composing the company embrace
some of the best citizens in this and
the adjoining States of Arkansas,
Mississippi, Missouri and the Terrific
ry of Kansas, vho are constituted a
body corporate, for the purpose Of con-
structingA railroad, with such branches
as are started from the city of New
Orleans or some other point on the
0pelousas and Great Western, or
Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad
to Kansas City, on Kansas River, in
the State of Missouri, or some point
thereabouts, as may be deemed most
practicable. The stock Of the COM
pany is fixed at $50, 600, 900, to be
increased as circumstances may de-
inand, and its domicile shall be in the
city of New Orleans and at such 9TH
er places as may be ordained by the
Directors. The charter fully eInpow-
ers the company to carry out the OBJ
jects specified In the title.-Ex.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
Basely False.

1t was stated by CHAs. RoBINsoN
last Friday night. in public speech
on the Levee, that we proposed last
spring, while a prisoner at Lecomp-
ton, to sell out the Free State party,
on condition of our liberation from
prison; and that we told him subse
quently that we induced Gov. Shannon
to send to Leavenworth for him, that
he-Robinson-would join in the sale
and procure his liberation. A baser
falshood was never told by any man,
no one which has SO little truth to
sustain it.
If we had done as Robinson alleges,
we should have been guilty of precise
ly the same act Robinson was guilty of
the year previous when Shannon's
militia was surrounding Lawrence
The difference was, he claims that
Lane made Shannon drunk, then he
agreed to be subservient to the laws,
and Mr.. Jones declares even pledged
himself to furnish Jones a posse
whenever he wished to execute pro-
cess against the people of Kansas, and
all for the purpose Of inducing the
Missourians to withdraw their forces
from before the town, and not destroy
it.
Robinson says we sent for him to
take part in the sale. Is it mot proba-
BILE then, that we had too much con-
science in the matter to do the dirty
work ourself, but knowing how easy
a matter it was for Robinson to make
contracts of this character we sent for
him on that account? That Robin.
son is ready at any time to sell out
the party, no man who knows all the
facts bearing upon his political action
the last year can doubt for moment.
We publish over his own signature
today proposition to sell out the
party" If any man in Kansas has
been guilty of more open and direct
effort in that direction he deserves
hooting from the Territory. This
subject is an unpleasant one to US, and
one we have no desire to follow. Be-
cause we thought Robinson had no
right to voluntarily assume an office
which he had resigned, has all this
falsehood and scandal been heaped
upon us. If the Free State party shall
suffer by the exposures which shall
follow, let the censure rest on him and
him only who commenced the assault.
Robinson stated that we assailed
him when be resigned. On the con-
trary, we only mentioned the fact of
his resignation in three line article.
merely announcing the fact, and then
we felt we were appropriating more
space to the subject than the author
was worth.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
The Farca Ended

On Monday last, the treason prisoners were
arranged before his honor Judge CATO, to
answer the charge against them, and were
severally released, nolte prossequi being
entered in their case. Thus this great judi
cial farce has ended. Our arrest dates from
the 10Th day of May, and our release was
just one year later, being on the llth of May.
Four months We, with our companions, were
held as prisoners, guarded either by border
rufians, or the United States troops. Eight
months we have been under heavy bonds, to
answer the grave offence of being true to
our principles.
A different feeling prevails in Kansas to-
day, from what characterized it year ago.
Order relgns where disorder was supreme
May we not hope that this state Of affairs
will last permanently.
We have resolved to devote page, in a
few weeks, to our own capture and impris-
onment. 1t may be of general interest to the
reader, even at this late day, and tend to
show, somewhat, the wild spirit Of border
ruffianism, as observed by US.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
COUNTY ORGANIZATION.

I a mass meeting of the citizens OF
the county known as g Anderson coun-
ty," in Kansas, was held at the Town
of Hyatt, on Monday, May 4th, and
d. n. BUFFuM was appointed chair
man ans ALBERT BLAUvELr, Secretary.
The Declaration of Rights and or
ganization of the town of Hyatt was
read, and the following paper presented
as the basis of Comfy organization !:
We the citizens of that portion Of
Kansas known as Anderson County, !"
in full convention assembled, this 4th
day of Mag, 1S57-Do hereby ap-
prove of the foregoing declaration of
rights adopted by the citizens of the
town of Hyatt, IN our county, ON the
I'd day of May last. And whereas
there is now, no government in this
county for the settlement of controyer-
sizes between our citizens and for the
protection of our individual rights,
and whereas it is our right and privi-
lege to delegate our sovereign power,
In order to the formation of an eff
cient government for the protection of
our rights, for the establishment of
schools, for the improvement of the
reads of our county. Therefore be it
ResOlved, That County Court con-
sisting of one Judge and four Asso-
ciates, be, and is hereby constituted,
who shall hold regular sessions on the
LIST Monday of January, April, July
and October of each year, three of
whom shall constitute 3 quorum to
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
Dread

A new town has been Land out, some forty
five miles south of Lawrence, in the midst
of beautiful region, such as is everywhere
to be found in Kansas, and is called Dread,
in honor of the Dread Institute, located at
Worcester, Mass, under the auspices of Hon
Ell THAYER 1t is situated adjoining the
first timber land, after crossing the big prai
rie of the Sac and Fox reserve. We believe
the members of the Dread Guards, were prin-
cipally concerned in selecting this location.
They have already got lithograph Of their
town, and are selling shares, and taking ac-
tive measures for building up point. The
shares have beel. drawn SO that each person
purchasing an original interest, knows his
location at once. We trust they viii sue
ceed, as the orignators of the movement are
worthy of success.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
stilI Absent.

A note from MIR. WATTLEs, states
that he is busy erecting cabin and
locating his family in their new home,
to which he has recently removed
As soon as he gets them settled,
which he thinks will be in a couple of
weeks, he viii return to his post, and
resume his labors in preparing the
History of Kansas, which publication
is suspended until that period. In
the meantime we hope to get our
power press in motion, and be able to
reprint that portion of the history
already issued. after revising and COR
rscting the same. This win be fur
nisled new subscribers who did not
get the first chapters of the history,
free of cost.