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CARRIAGES-CARRIA GES-CARRIAGES.
~ The undersigned has now on hand ). M5h 8
very good assortment Of = u Nj Nj Z II &&D&
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c. to whichXZSfe4
ne very respectfully invites the public generally
Prices moderate. JNO. p. DENNIS,
ap -eo3m 9Th ST., bet. Ia. ave. and st.
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TuIILtItnI OF pasaage, apply 10
New York. AVE- - s
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool.
FrIars, London.
=; g. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver, bullion specie, iewelry, precious
stones or metals, unless bills OF adIHg are siRned
therefor and the value thereof ex oppressed therein
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DAINTS AND OILS.
Lnseed Oil, White Lead.
Boiled Oil, French Emo
Patent Dryer, Jerser Zinc
TurpentIne, Ochres, Chromes,
Earnlshes, Iltharge.
Bristol badger, camel's hair and sable Brushes.
Liberal discount on current prices made for cash
or good paper. J. X. McGREGOR
mar "a wa SSm 534 7th street.
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Insurance, &c.
WAsHNscTH2SNa iNsKgkbbf SY E6So SMrkkEEsS
emm Wi

w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-.
CAPITAL. $4,000.
G Tns o eYSeagk i SsH S e sSsy aER
fSh.s +; .i Fscsy :: ,Ss, SSs
Washington City Savings Bank.
Robert Fsrnham. James F. Hsiidsy.
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President.
. G. ID. HANSON, Secretary. aPll-ly
T5ss HSD BAR bSRI SRf ny FIRE FROM
THE fhhi ES1 HHfSfk Eft 5kND INLAND
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
ms U II NOE CO NJ ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
Authorized Capital ....... sl@oaom
0 X1IsUH AND 18th STREET STREET. IWS.NA
Hon. Th9s. B. Florence, GGhaIte. pIngse.
Saa1s; he mSds acs$S bHs%sSa
Y
LOCAl. SUR V IL OhS.
Charles Walter, No. T street, opposite City
Hail.
John NJ. Thornton, corner LIST street and Virginia
avenue, Island.
lanes {Ss W ,lIa Nc TN stree. street ,.o
wanna avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. +. Levy, No. 367 Pennsy lvanla avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
Av,l os;~, 81 f,o.;,cJ AMI s...,. q, 80 NJ, NJ,
Assets AHsH1U
Invested in Bonds, Mort es, and Good Securities
The following statement exhibits the business and
condition of the Company to November 1, l856:
Premium received on marine and inland risks to No
vember /, 1856. SPA ,684 50
Fire premium. lie, Ty6 81
Interest ON loan. a,7W ~
. Total receipts .S4OO,lS5 s.
Paid marine losses .........-. S6i,427 o.
Paid hre losses. .....-........ 3,7I 50
Expenses, salaries, and commits
sions.. .................. $3.50 90
Reinsurance, return premiums,
and agency charges. N,4H So
-Sl77,l23 81
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BANKING HOUSE Of GHuRR sRorurps

DEPOSITS. Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge Drafts on the northern seaboard
said Cities furnished to depOsitors without charge.
INTEREST on DEPos!Ts.-lnterest viii be allowed
Deposits N Virginia and other tncSirent Money re-
braiSs and Bs &
and Securities, At the marke rate. =,
LETTERS OF CREDIT.-Lettess of Credit will be
furnished, negotiable In the different Ctlos of the
United States, On Deposit of Money or Collaterals,
ss If MGnsy is m and
upon
he furnished with drafts IN such sums may be de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union.
c q and
GfeGs On Eng Ireland and Europe furnished
ssaar
ties pay ing from to y Pr cent always for sale or
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders. We
reserve the right to call for deposit of 10 pr cent
the cost Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele
RAILROAD. CITY. AND STATE Bosps.-Railrosd.
negotiation either in this country Europe. Rail!
rOHd drNT purchased for cash Or with Bonds;
market rates. An Warrants sold BY us are sSaras-
tefd m every respect
Land /" arrant quotations regularly furnished if re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses ON
orders or sent for sale on commission to responsible
parties.
REAL ESTATE AND INsURANCRs.-Re Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
CLAIMS on UNITED STATES, Court OF CLAIMS,
COSGREss.-Claims on the United States before the
Court OF Claims or Congress intrusted to u.s. will be
prosecuted by prompt and able attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan Opposite the Treasury.
23S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ACO - near corner Of 18th Street.
B. II. STINEMETZ having made arrangeme
with a Company of Hatters to be fur
nlshed with the most popular styles
Of MOLESKIN AND BEAVER
HATS, will hereafter make dis
count of ~ per cent upon the actual
market price, making thsHat sold for
"a land not unfrequently for So for q +44o
the low price of $3.50, slight vara- -
ton in quality IS, and for S2-50a SUI
psror quality for the money. To make this system
hectual he will keep no books, but sell exclusive
ly for CASH ON DELIVERY, which cannot fail being
advantageous to the purchaser thereby enabling him
to buy for cash and sell at q small profit, meeting
with no losses by bad debts.
New Styles FELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW
GOODS, for Men, Boys, NJ isses and Infants wear
Persons are invited to call and examine stock.
Call at 2s6 Fennsy lvania Avenue, corner Of
18Th street. ap lift
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w. w. HACKNEY. W. B. DAYTON
HACKNEY DAYTON,
* hEaL EsTATR AND GENERAL LAND AaRNcE
ho hTuF<m 0mak9 Coy, ~ r.
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BALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.

MALT FOR SALE.-The undersigned having
recently purchased the CITY MALT HOUSE,
corner OF West Falls avenue and Block street,
would announce to his friends and the public that he
has It now In full operation with large supply of
MALT for sale on liberal terms.
my 6-Sm FRANCIS DENMEAD
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD
&alks 8
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
&slss 60

&sssssssSE e. 60
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Chdttdnoogd, Ier9.; Charleston, =. c.; Sards-
rah, Ga; aud all fhs Norfhsastera cites, trtts
Memphis, Teas.
The last connecting link Of al road between NEW
YORK ANDTHEM MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
ThIs road - now completed and opened for the reg
uar transportation OF Passengers and Freight, and
any other route between the Northeast and South
west. Passengers and Shippers will take due notice
thereof, and govern themselves accordingly.
Passenger Trans leave Stevenson daily at ~
O'Clock, a (after the arrival Of the trains from
Chattanooga and Nashville, and arrive az Memphis
same day at p. m, connecting with First Class
Steam Packets to New Orleans, and all other impor-
tant points upon the Western Rivers Goods con-
signed TO Railroad Agents at Charleston or Savan-
by Express Freight Trans.
Freight IN charge OF the Adams Ex press Com.
pany IS carried over this route daily by the Passen
ger trains. r. c. ARMS
General Superintendent.
HUsTsvILLE, (Ala.) April la, 1857.
Through Tickets to Memphis, &c., sold NJ VIII.
mington, n. c.; Charleston, :. c.; Augusta Savan-
nah, Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga Montgom-
cry, Ala; Chattanooga, and Nashville Tenn
To connect with the Western Trains on this road,
passengers viii take the Htghf trains from Whining
ton N Co. Augusta, Ga; ChVt tanoogs snd Nashville,
Tenn; and the day trains from Charleston and
kIngsvIlle, :. c.; and Atlanta, Ga. sp7-tf
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
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DLUMBING AND GAS FIXING

For sale by z. d. GILMAN, Special Agent. $50
corner of /. and 9Th streets. Navy Yard. feb &
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MILLER Il CUNNINGHAM. Penn. avenue,
south side, between 18th and 18th Streets have just
RECEIVED comp;ete ASSORTMENT Of goods in their line,
DROP LfGHTss FORCE and f.IFT PPnAPs,,
BATHING TUBS, SHOWER BATHS, BASINS
&C.; all of which are Of the newest and most az,
proved patterns. Builders and others purcha sing for
casn, WIN IND their establishment unegualled in the
patch, neatness and efficiency of work.
They respectfully solicit share Of the business in
their line from all and, being WashingtO trades
men both by birth and apprenticeship, viii take prop
Or PRIDE In proving by their work that Plumbing and
Gas Fixtures can be done by Washington mechan-
ICE Is ehsaPy and - we'll a By any others in the
United States, Spd-0
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u capt. James w est
These ships having been built by contract ex prassy
ior government service, every care has been taken
IN their construction also their engines 70 in
sure strength and speed, and their accommodations
fort. " '-o Will
Price of passage from New York 10 Liverpool in
hrst cabin, SlSO; In second d. S75 exclusive use OF
extra size state rooms, SS75. From Liverpool to.
New ork, ~ and 81 gulneas. An experienced Sur
geon attached TO each ship No berths ca be secure2
until paid for. The ships Of this line have improved
wster-ught bulk heads, and TO avoid danger from %
VII not cross the Banks north of q degrees Ia
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DROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
L Loss AND DAMAGE BY FIRE.
THE PERILS OFTHE SEA, AND INLAND
TRANSPORTATION.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS


1 n s U X A 4 CO NJ p A NY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
" Just received 10y canal two oargoes Of CUM
BERLAND COAL, which We wi II sell at the low
est market price.
Al our Goals are kept upon plank floors, thereby
rendering them entirely free from earthly matter
which IL OF the hrst Importance TO the consumer.
CASTLEMAN K BRO,
Corner of 9th and Il streets,
NAV l5-eoow opposite Nationel Hotel.
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MANUFACTURED BY
DO Maid KENNEDY.
No. 10 Warren Street. Roxb1ry, Mdssdchusst!

Agents for Washjngton.-Chas Stott d Co, T.
Gilman: Kidwell 4 Lawrence, J. j. Gardner, BURY
K CO., p. Walsh Co. r. s. Walsh, J. p. Stone,
Martin King, Nairn & Palmer, Schwartz & Co., O
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark. J. p. Miburn, Dunbar
Dyson, F. ord x Bro. Agents for Georgetown.AR
8. Clssell, NJ Lentham, J. l.. Kidwell.
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(Signed by two guarantorsD

Form Of Csrtifrats.
The undersigned, postmaster Of, State of
-, certihes, under his oath Of Office, that he is
acquainted with the above guaTantors, and knows
them to be men of property, and able 10 make good
their guarantee.
Dated. (Sgned)
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appointed the sole agent for the sale Of Printer
Ink IN the District for that old and long estab-
nery Collins & Lightbody, am now receiving and
sinai keep constantly on hand supply Of the differ
ces AL, Ink sold by me can be returned f not a.
rooomnmsnaed. EDW'D TOWERS,
~ S-eolm p street, between 9Th and It'll pts,
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4 congressional.

In voting iJr President Of the Senate on
the 9Th, the Republicans gave - votes foe
senator lIrmhn, OF Milne. Mr., llamlin
voted for Senator seward.
The election of Printer to the House re-
suited in favor OF Stcadmln, Of Ohio. The
Republicans voted for Geo. NJ Weston from
Maine, the editor of the Republic. The
vote was III for Stc-,dman, 50 for Weston;
AMI 4 scattering.
A letter from correspondent of the N.Y.
Tribune gives brief account of Senator
Douglas speech against the action Of the
Lccompton Convention. The willingness of
Mr., Buchanan and his supporters to sane
ton the shameless swindlo OF the LHcompton
Convention, goes hard with the democratic
members of the Northwestern n States They
know very well that they have held their
ground at home only 10y the force of the
Juggling phrase, Popular Sovereignty, ora
the mind. Of the uuthiuking. The deter
mination of the Lecompton Convention, that
the people shall have no liberty given there
to vote Un their Constitution, except to vote
for it with all its enormities, "A liberty
which Douglas says is no liberty at all
not SO much as Louis Napoleon allowed to
the French, who were free 10 vote against
him, at the risk Of Imprisonment; If they
did so-puts them in dangerous position
for future elections, and they aIe justly
afraid of it. 1t is plain that there is to be
a fierce struggle in Congress on the su hiect,
and though, Judging from the past, the pre-
sumption is that the Administration will
clrry it's point, it Is plain that t ere is felt
to be some uncertainty about it, The
prompt removal Of Stanton, the Territorial
Secretary, for calling the legislature to-
gether, shows that Buchanan is in the
hands of the fre-elteTs, bound hand anu
foot and ready to obey their orders,
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bison granted, as new inventions. No pictures or
descriptions could so lay open tho domestic man
n-rs # the italians, these collections Of tho very
thing. they handled, from day to day, in their
avocations and amuscments. It is exceedingly
interesting TO sec how closely many Of these re-
.emblo the corresponding objects in modern tmcs
some nrc absolutely identical. tits we'll known
that many objects there discovered reveal state
Of moral tcprayation and grossncss in the people
Of tho most revolving character. Personal orna-
wents for the ladies and curiostics Of the boudor
and the centre table, and satuaty for the garden
and the grove, Of exquisite workmanship, are er-
pressive Of an incouceivlble impurity and gross
ness Of thought aud imaginltion-so much 50,
that always since their deposit in the museum the
agency Of Ambassadors and o. c-ra Of state and
considerable expense have become Necessary to
procure admission to that portion Of the museum
The room Of tho papyti--the library Of arcoal
- is exec lingly interesting. tho books, like sticks
Of charcoal, being lie Of papyrus charred through
AMI through The first thai were discovered we're
destroyed By the wor men, on the suppositioh
that they were pieces Of charcoal, but observing
that they were ranged around the apartment in
presses the curiosity # the men excited, and
they saw some words on the sticks, aud soon con %
cudel that it was library, as in fact it was.
| There were 1850 rolls, : inks,ands, stylus and
it, case, and bu.t in bronze Of leno and Epicurus
in tais burio library, and all were removed, first
| to the museum at P1rti1i, aui then to Naples. 1t
is curious that it should be possible to uurol and
decipher and translate such nuscripts, buried fol-
more than 1900 years, and, perhaps, more curious
( still that no manuscript Of any known work has
been found among them hitherto. They are
mostly trcatses on Epiouieau Philosophy. They
written in columns AMI without any punctua.
ti7n, or stops or marks, or spaoo' Of any kind, t.
Indicate the division Of words or sentences. Thi
peculiarly Of ancient writing has always Scenic
t, me m st extraordinary. do not see how sucl
brig It mon coud fail 20 make yi-ib.e separation
of v1rls and sentences.
Yours, Z. c.
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THE FREE PRESS.
aEo.w. O. d. BENEDICT Editor, and Proprietor,
81 For terms see last page, x
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 1857.
A Word.

Many of our subscribers owe us for one
and two years subscription. A few are
our debtors for still longer period. The
sums thus due, arc scverally small, but
their aggregate is large. We NEED this
money, not only to sustain the heavy cy-
penscs of our office, but TO make importan;
improvements in the mechanical appear
anco of our paper, for the benefit of GU
readers. We ask all whom this motto,
concerns to remit to us at once, and spare
Us the trouble Of calling on them indiyid
ually.
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FREE PRESS MORNING.

has expressed no opinion every one
in Illinois, opposes the conduct of the lie
compton Convention. Under such an aillict-
i've dispersaton, it must be a comfort to the
President and his Cabinet to turn their eyes
towards Vermont. The Montpelier Patriot
Of this week says: "The question of Slavery
or no Slavery, could not by any possible
means have been more plainly submitted"
"Tho submission appears to be plain and
most liberal, and with purpose to accom-
plish q fair decision" 1t is in some doubt
as to ,ohy the whole Constitution was net
submitted to the people" Perhaps" it
says. "irom the fact that the Topeka Con-
e,ituGon was not submitted to the people,
the Free state men do not regard that OF
much consequence" Of course, the Pdfri-
ct knows very we'll that the Topeka Consti-
tuition ras submitted to the people.
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Religious Intelligence.


Inc Episcopal Soclsty IN Mortified Vt,
nave purchaser the church formerly &C.
cuPicu by the |ongreg 'tlonallsts at the
Cehter village ana removed IL upon site
prepared ior 1t Ht the Depot village Where
II mas been rented, ana put IN hne state
OF repair 1t Will be opened Tor rsIlglous
services on the evening Of Dec Ztth'-
rev w L. PIckneI mss resigned the
piA'ora' care oI tne baPtlsC CHURCH IN
"ini"am'
nc '''ai receipts VI 'ne american
n''.N 'or o''''er were Sl4'o'o ~
S'oi 80 ~ '''i' u'n'un' WAS recel'e1 IF'h
's'0'''' $50 VI ""''' "'' ,r''n tue es'a'e
VI ,''"'''''" :, 'i'''''' 'a'- " o'''"''y
''''9, ''' iN'.''
lfcuc"er' III" '''i'''S III '"''' ''li'7u !"
boston ia-t week win purpose o. oepl IT,
mug '''''1' u mum ii' i preaching
'n'er '"' 'u'p'ceS VI Ss'ei1i ~ gregg 'i'u
u' C''''"''''' s'''9''e' ]" ',,'' ''Y
corresponding u '"s bos''u '0''" nut
writes rom Nc" lork
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JUVENILE MuRDKs IN ST. LoUIs-In st q.
Louis last week, lad aged ten years, nam
ed John Conrad lleidenreich, was murder
ed by lad of about tho same age named
Theodore Danjlra, The two quarrellcd
about basket Of chip, when Danilrs, be-
ing the strongest, threw lleidenreich down
planted knee firmly upon his throat, and
holding him helpless, choked him and pun
melled him in the face for several minutes
During this time older persons were st md
ing in the vicinity, and young man only
on the opposite side of the street watching
tho sport. At length the mother Of the dya
ing child heard OF his situation, and ran
10 his assistance. With her own hands she
pulled the still revengeful victor from his
victim. She then took up and bore to her
room the corpse Of her murdered boy. The
little fellow was black in the face, and life
had hopelessly fed, A neishboring barber
applied leeches, and physician WAS sum
moned in vain,
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The Force or MOVING WArLR. Inc
Keeseville Rpujhc7n slys that " one Of n.
Kingslanl's IriT-llammers, weighing be-
tween three and four tons, was swept out
Of the building by the late Aloi, and cIr-
ried down TIE Ausahle river five miles, and
out into the lake II lalfa mile further,
where it has just been discovered lodged on
II sand bar. Last year IN the great food
that twcpt the Ausable Valley, several east
iron stampers weighing from eighty to nine
ty pounds each, we're iioated from Green
and Couro's Foundry to BaGg's marsh near
the Lake where they were found and re-
turned to the furnace. TO Kingsland's trip
hammer was attached some tmbers it is trus
but the stampers were solid iron in the most,
compact form, and nothing else"
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America tie yonnge-t born Of continents, tas
been the Oh 'tre Of events Startling the v9rli by
tleir grandeur, and giving strong impulse to
ciulin'lol AMI Improvement From the time
that Columbus Ir'S asiie the curtain which had
wrapped this hemisphere in darkness from the
morning of creation, and introduced 20 the older
continents Of Asia and Europe now sister mlgni-
h'ent in native prop Ttl"ns and vast IN REQUIRES,
events have sncc'c .ei each other in such orien
regularity and harmony that nought but tho wis
dom and power Of that Being who holds the sun
and the stars in his hand could have projected
and suici them With these events, tits to be pre-
-uned the yuunt mon Of this Union are well &C
quaintcd; but have th"y,in their impu-iye career,
stopped to reflect that these events have not ais
rn by chanee' out that he' VINO oids Empires anu
stat to rise and decline has spoken them into
being as preparatory to the high trust committed
to tho people Of those United states
'"~ ''-'n'@rY OF ~" """''"""f. the early settle
''' 'D' III met
f-'r''' Wv
,. .,,-.,.. gu,
f ,I. '1' '1-
-
"Ncw England Shore" were christians, deeply
.chooled by a yersity in the principles Of human
iy hey felt divinity within, warming
their hearts to kirluc,s and bro,hcrly love. and
aiding to tLei, powers If entrance in their
struggle. agsipst oppre.sion.
win. ,bo,p ,b. lava ,e I .b.,,y ma, - b.--e,
i,,9li.e. bu, An active r-,fcir,. and ,b., which
,bry fell, aee,Iv trcv communicated =, .,h.-.
g,yip, ire,,i-. ,-i f--,o F., ,o,,rorIir. ,,b IL,
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col, tie ,os,r.-,rre p.cI,r,,i,, r,d.roris,,o
I1e Ar..rf,,n D,,Il-,,i.r.. nv ,o-7,,, ,,,,.o-,
l., rc.arl,lasan epoch TIA the p,l teal history of.
the world It was the vice of a uati.u in,peile1
by mower bi.ber than man. den,ap.Iis, t-e in.
ts-i..r,s n. ,I,..rr,t,rc and a., d,H,rce If The
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far t,,. ,. ,.r.1. Tbt. i,l.-,.,... -.r...-s
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IHz C'NsaEs,I1SAL PuNIING has in
creased So immensely aud the profits are 50
euorHOus, t-atlt Is sand pArtos were ready
90 give - the successful candidate fo1
Printer bonus OF $3.50 900, being sure OF
a sre4; speculation, even at tha, price
Iae Washington STATE, which failed to set
tho contract says,
Be len years ago, the entire cost Of the
printing binding, lapr, and everything
'l,', Mas $50 coo Now, the cost it tir1
wii.0Ts. lcl people say that the printing
is Gown to is lowest cost, One ilr nitro
We G. b.e fact nulliaas such AN assertion, and
that II, that tie present public printer ex-
,c4ttd all the mgchaus'Ii ..hor u the pub
Ht UInuuG, under a suh-cuutcAct for one
aa.t tine o'upunt Of the hills"
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Topeka, ani the Constitution framed at 10.
compton-to u vote Of this Territory. and
that said Legislature provide that the Con
sttution which shall receive u majority Of
the legal votes shall become the fundamental
law for the State Of Kansas.
After the adoption of the resolutions
Gen. LANE was called for and made a speech
Tho following resolution was introduced by
WV. a. Phillips. and adopted
Resoived, That this Convention do OK
press its appreciation of the act Of Hon.
FRED. p. STANTON, convening Il special sos-
sion Of the Territorial Legislature in this
emergency, and we thank him for this tx
preston in favor of rescuins tho public
peace and the rights of the people
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18

WALKER AGAIN IL NICARAGUA. The stel-
mer Fashion, which lately bore Walker and
his fibustcr- triumphant!v away from New
Orleans in the face Of the Federal otfc RS,
not having been heard from in u reasonable
time after her departure, it was surmised
that she hal gone to the bottom, and fur
nishcd contrihutipn to the treasures OF
the depths Of thc SD, which could easily
be spercd from tho treasures Of the sur
face IF the earth. 1t seems, however, ins
this instance, that no deep deep sea wa
kind enough t. take what no place on the
broad broad earth needed, and 50, it 0p'
pears By orr despatch from New Orleans,
N another column, the Fashion has reached
Nicaragua IN safety, and Walker and his
fin busters havo made successful landing