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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

CkIsEss esAIIsTY-aKAvIEK sTREET-
.Mr. u. W. CANNING
SECOND NIGHT OF MRS. SIDNEY r. BATENAN's
Crest Comedy Of SELF.
FRIDAY EVENING. December ls, 1857
Second nisht e. Of NJ l. BATEMAN who
. & 4 M E. IT,
a's k. Mr. M. N ~ NJ
YoUKa Msssm
PRICES OF ADMIss1oN NDress Circle and Psrqueae r.
cents Family Circle % cents Gallery Is cents coored GAL
Boz oee open from 10 O'Clock u. until o'clock r. H..
Doors open 6I o'clock; performance TX
precisely. dl7
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sr. oHARLEs sr-
6okhf n....s xe:ss. sss ssnsssr ssnsssr
,- FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 49, 1857.
Second night Of the great drama entitled FLOWERS OF
W sas
Mis- Ka,s RsgnSlSs snd Mlss Kss Allen soneisds
and vss s1s are engaged ard will .bor,
| appear
PRICES oF CAP Circle and rs.aass Is
| tickets. rs cents; Private Boxes, each. S.
Rssts daily g at Box
| dis G. q. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
| ORLEANS TIIEATEIs- ORLEANS STREET
| SATURDAY, December 1s.
Second night of vedis Grand OPERA acts, THE TRIO
vAToR-Messrs. Julian, Ranch; Mines Paola, Bourgeois
sa9 9s sss j g. E IL ss
| cents No Seat secured unless paid for DIS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
FINE ARTS-FINE ARTS
NGSEuWIMnT PAINTER DE

FINE ARTS-FINE ARTS
=.snSSoM NJ. iGSCHWINDT, PAINTER OF
Co. PORTRAITS IN OIL, would no
tify amateurs of painting, and the
public in general that he has returned
from his trip to the East and that he will continue hereto
fore to paint Portraits from Life well from Ambrotypes
and Daguerreo'ypes
In compliance with the oenrepeaed request of
many persons N Gschwnd will open SCHOOL OF PAINT
ING Pupils derous of entering said School, may
with the proprietor By addressing him 1872 Canal street, first
floor, between Royal and Bourbon streets.
E55-Terms moderate. n24 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
"a Z. yEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, Al

ea oSA yEGAs,s Ekig ASS EP;ANc1NG ACADEMY, AT
"A j. VEGAS respectfully announces friends
for M that od ID s ~ess
to meet With hf I patronage The teaching will
The fahonabe ianeet ouadre and the csedoniaas
oaadrs danced in the M first relies Of Paris and London last
pspusS chdes Dress Balls will be given by
MI dsys ssss and ifss onls sse are as oows
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays rom 10 till IL
Thursdays and Saturdays from till
Gentleman Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
n- practising party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every
will be to Children many new
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be brought
J. Vegas will also give Lessons semnares Private
Families. -
yiyiins Mr. A bENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
r. FG at t1ns M GfS o $ csn Sda srss
xRd1E1A Hfs sHSfh saeessss4 a9A@ eas
St sPs"SSs as a dPE PfH % s
r
always subject to the advice and examination of Madame
At the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances will be
The terms Of the Academy will remain as before
Ma childens soiree will be given occasionally through
a. GS0sTTMES{ wv FVE n IMAAsaUEKASDEs Asa , Ss
IN. Dauphn and Bourbon streets.
@T MADAME GROUX, from Paris
N COSTUMER,
Respectfully Informs her and the public that hay
ing greatly increased her extensive stock mpora
tions from Paris she furnish the
pete and elegant assortment of COSTUMES, MASKS, D0MI
NOES, offered in this city, comprising nation
and STYLE Ancient and Modern and chosen by Mr. G. in
Paris
Mrs. G. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet and SaH the
richest which have heea made. Prices moderate.
Madame Groux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies'.
Costumes made to order en- short notice. DE- sm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANI4EY
PAR ToURNE THOMAS, Encanteurs.
Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
CAMEDI, lie 26 decembre, 1857, u midi, dams
~ Ia rotonde de rH6te Louis dun ordre de
Honorable Deue CoIr District Nouvelle
du II septembe 1851 No. IL 1877 pour compte
dite succession
EDWARD gritfon age d'environ lS ans.
EJ-CONDITIONS-Comptant
L'ace de par devant r. Kerr, notaire public.
D25 d5 IL 10 26
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Real Schiedam Schnapps.
ANDEvEER,s INDICATED GIN,
GENUINE SCHIEDAK SCHNAPPS
pure article of Holland Gina wholesome beverage and
invaluable
FAMILY DICINE,
particularly beneficial in all cases of
Dysentery,
Dyspepsia,
Diarhea,
'-7 Rheumatism,
Gout,
Feyers,
ETC., etc., etc.
highly recommended by many of the eminent ply
scians throughout the States excellent and agreeable
erave and admitted to eectusly all diseases of the Ur
nary Organs etc. peculiarly adapted the of Fe
males and children.
As other article offered that is Justly entitled to
the name OF the .
REAL sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS,
the public cautioned purchase the genuine a
Gle, called
DIR. VANDERvEER's INDICATED GIN
Oh
Real Schfedam Schnapps.
H9~Each bottle will bear the signature Of prop etor
and other is gensne without it.
RFor sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at propre
tors prices by
dis 5mFrMo6We q and l5l Chnr!res street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

TNEACHER-A YOUNG LADY THAT GRADUATED
two from the Girls High School of the First
District wishes situation Teacher in private family in the
country In addition to the English branches she teaches M
sic and French. Apply to
dis 3t* ]. O. HARRIS &c Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
I PULGIAN's TWO GRAND TOMBOLAs!
5000 PRIZES EACH.
PIANOs-PlANOS-PIANOS-

- PIANos-PlANOs-PIAN
nj" NJ. rEHRRMRAG n 4. H., . MXH
Purshs,ed o S s
These Instruments furnished with ali the
and one enhancing their musical effect above all other
NEW and sseonahand instruments bought cheap
Psries ties 'e'D case WIN IN
Persons desiring to rent Pano will find large assortment
on reasonable terms. ,ru,,,,,,
ni-Tnning and repairing done on liberal terms. o24 If
/ OUIsIANA sTEAM CLOTHING MANU-
ion e q n
the best and largest assortment yet offered in
ssthed s' Wend H1d DO
s9e ana npse' our GOODS Rs5pRs
TO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN,
s
pure ana Of n.pa, psasani n IT, TASTE o,s NJ e
o7 6m A. DELPIT.
n m M " PAaPFPENHEIMER a FlFlaIs HAS REMOVED
hand and sonssany recssies % large and
al a0sS y nss
which he offers the public reduced prices times
Call and examine before buying elsewhere. MO I'm
~ j. .LILIENTFIAL, MANUFACTURING JEW
ETAf fELER AND PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER, No. l26
fS4s$ Poydras street.
respectfully informs his friends public large
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILvERWARE,
AND FANCY GOODS
... At Greatly Reduced Prices.
most Of his stock has been manufactured r this city
being Of the first quality.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches in Plain Hunting Cases.
Diamonds in Rings Pins Ear ings Bracelets.
Sets in Diamond, Enameled Coral.
Canoes, Pearls ecs etc.
Gold Pins and Earrings, of all styles.
Seals Wedding and Fancy Gold Rings.
Bracelets Of every pattern and design.
Fob, Vest, Guard and Neck Chains
Silver and Silver Plated Tea Sets Silver Knives, Spoons,
Forks, ETC., etc etc.
Music Boxes Of every description with we'll selected
of Fancy and other Goods the limits
vertisement.
Diamonds Reset. Jewery and Slverware made to order
watches careully repaired and fully guaranteed dl I'm
FINE ARTS-FINE ARTS
sAsS-eM a. n lGSGHWiNPT, T%I M r. PAINTER OF
tfy amateurs of painting and the
hIia AZ kuI,a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

A@- BENEVOLENT Association OF the Sons of
members of this Association
their Hail. No. IA Mereau street. every WEDNEs-
DAY, at 61x o'clock P. NJ.
By order of the President
Jas 1y AUG. LAROSE. Secretsry
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

- FOR RENT-FRoM THE FIRST OF OCTOBER,
the very desirable story Frame Dwellings, 49 and 42
HEI Magazine street. Apply to
HYDE GOODRICH
sell If corner of Canal and ROYAL streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

LADIES' AUCTION AT 1856 CAMP STREET.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr. Auctioneer,
rs Office, rs Common street.
SATURDAY, 10th inst, Mt 10 l-2 o'clock
y the store No. 1856 Camp street, between Julia and
/ Girod, will be sold
Several invoices Fancy Staple Dry Goods Silk Frnges
Trimmings French BonnetB, Blankets Quilts 84 l04 and
2 Sheeting, Irish Linens Chenille Head Dresses Hosiery,
e'G; .;rTERMsNCasb If Tay,s wnniu' 'e'e''' dls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SUCCESSION OF JAMES HANLEY.
BY TOURNE THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the Goth December, 1857, at
- IL O'clock M in the Kotunda of ST. Louis Hotel
virtue order from the Hon p H. Morgan. Judge of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated September
No. IL. l9i, for account of said succession
EDWARD, griF boy, about Is years.
AcTERMS.-Cash.
of before r. Kerr notary public the expense
of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

JEWELRY, WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, etc.
BY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 10Th inst., Mt 10 1-se o'clock
y A. NJ ut his auction store No CIstomhouse street,
Fine Gold Watches Gold Chains Silver Watches Earrings,
Breastpins Gold Pencils, Lockets etc. etc.
AS-TERNS-Cakh delivery. Sale positive.
A large assortment of DRY GOODS dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

~ Columbia Fire Company N9. 5:-Att Al
ins the following officers elected for tho ensuing year
PRESIDENT. G. Mcclellan.
Foreman-Gep. G. Sruve.
First Assstan-P. o. Keefe. .....
Second Assistant-Js Clifford.
Secretary-A. B. rreedlove.
Treasurer-Jas. Ward.
Eteward-J Hagelberg.
Delegates the Fremen's Charitable AssocatonJames
Ward, j. G. Mcclellan, james GaregRn. ..F
di7 St. GEO. G. STRUvE, secy pro tenn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-THE FOUR.STORY STORE, No.
SO Gravicr street. occupied by Messrs. Kingsand,
kiI Barstow Co. Apply 10 the present occnpants,
VINCENT g. CO.,
No, Is CustomhOuse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

BATON ROUGE, July IS, 1857.
meeting of the Board of of the New Orleans
and Baton Rouge Railroad Company, held this day, William s.
Pike elected President and Alfred Sheppe,s Secretary
jy27 If ALFRED SHEPPERS Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

n NJ. PAPPENHEIMER HAS REMOVED
W from No 80 Baronne street No. 175 Canal where he
has on hand and is constantly receiving, large and
and Bed Room FURNITURE, all selected by himself,
which he offers the public reduced prices
Call and examine before buying elsewhere. Mo 2m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

~. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
lAsls1 steamer GRAMPUs, now lying on the opposite
ound well adapted for the towing buness dimensions lac
feet long q BEAM feet hold IS inch cylinder. foot
stroke; sold accommodating For further
Hculars, apply to j. H. PHELPS,
u24 T Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIONEER AND AP-
will give special attention this sales
of Real Estate and Slaves public pvue also Success
sons Stocks Insurance Port Warden, Damaged Cotton Ves
Having had eight experience in this city, he sosits
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention TO all
| orders.
Office, No. 7 Commercial Place. se16 en-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

KJ- WRshfnEtOn -.----------.------
meets hereafter Carroton Railroad Depot, MONDAYS
att. d4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

WANTED-A SMART AND INDUSTRIOUS GIRL
TO do the Homework Of small family For address,
ply a. this Office. dit If
6kK, WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK OF,
M1& load in "Dispatch Line for Boston Quick dispatch
2l1eA6gtven. JONES, MACKINDER 4 CO.,
d6 al Gravier street
4 WANTED TO HIRE-A CoLoRED GIRL,
= IL to is years old, child's nurse.
M n2l Il No u JULIA STREET M stairs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Railroad Meeting,

At a meeting of Delegates 10 a Rail-
road Convention held in the Town Of
Lawrence, X. T., on Monday, July Goth,
according TO previous notice given by
the citizens Of Lawrence in mass
meeting for the purpose of taking into
consideration the connection of Lawrence
by Railroad with some point Oh the Mis-
souri, River, with view to an extension
of said road so as to connect with the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad in the
State of Missouri, the following places
were represented by their delegates in
observation-disclosures, Quindaro, Della
ware and Platte City.
On motion of DR.. S. &. Prentiss, Gov
Charles Robinson was elected Chairman
and Wilburn Christison Secretary.
! On motion of J. Blood, it was
! Resolred, That the citizens of Lawrence
and the citizens of Delaware be requested
to appoint committee at each place tt
solicit subscriptions for the purpose of de-
fraying the expense Of thorough survey
of a Railroad route between those points
On motion, it was also resolved thai
similar committees be appointed in Law
renee and Qnindaro to obtain subscfip
tons for similar survey between Law.
renee and Quindaro.
The Convention then adjourned.
CHARLES ROBINSON, Pres't.
WILBURN CHRIsTIsoN, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Tn. rnfh ON, of Fashion.

The most Infamous falsehoods are daily
perpetrated at the expense of the Herald
of Freedom, and its senior editor. The
remark of a literary writer, some years ago,
that "Lying has become the rule, rather
than the exception, and truth has become
quite out of fashion, ike the uneouth gar
ment of Gothic age seems to be veri-
fed to the letter. Correspondents OF
Eastern journals, and certain class OF
newspapers in Kansas, would appear TO be
vieing with each other to see which could
perpetrate the greatest number of false
hoods at our expense in a given period.
We cannot follow these vile statements
in detail Should we do so, our space
would be wholly consumed with refuta-
tons of falsehoods in Eastern journal, over
anonymous signatures. The proyerb that
" Islander viii walk ten leagues while
Truth is putting on his boots" seems true
We believe that other proverbs also true,
which declares that Courses, Ike chick
ems, will come home to roost,' so we are
content TO remain quiet, and wait the
award of Time, who has generally, sooner
or later, rendered just verdict to all men.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25

(F The NEW ENGLAND BARDs gave a
second concert here, on Tuesday evening
last, which succeeded even better than the
first, giving variety of choice music, re-
minding one of other days in the far East.
Twas rich treat for the denizens of our
city, such as seldom falls to their lot; and
We trust all will acknowledge value re-
ceiyed. La Marseuaise was given with
line effect, though of course rot fully
equal to the chant of the great RACHAEL.
ocean Shells is a sweet song, and was
exceedingly we'll rendered by Mr.. HAY
WARD, as were also BELL Brandon" the
Prairie Flower" and Others. The trio
Tome where my Love lies Dreaming" is
beautiful song, and was executed in q
mastery manner The known excellence
OF this Troupe will ensure them warm
welcome everywhere, from their own ma
tive hills to the region west of the " Fa-
Their of Waters.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Railroad 10 Lawrence.

In accordance with the recommenda-
ton of Railroad Delegate Convention,
held at the Central House in this city on
the 10th inst. a meeting of the citizens
of Lawrence was called on the 21st, at
which MessTs. S. B. Prentiss, E. D. Ladd,
and A. d. Scarf were appointed to procure
a thorough survey of the route from this
place to Delaware, with view of connect
ing with the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad.
Messrs. Gov. Charles Robinson, joe
Grover, s. n. Wood, s. ". Eldridge, G.
jenkins, f. B. Whitman, P. r. Brooks
C. W. Babcock and Lyman Allen, were
appointed to confer with the citizens 0
Leycnworth, Quindaro and Wyandott
with respect to the feasibility of railroad
communication with this place
S. w. ELDRIDGE, Press.
LYMAN ALLEN, See'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
The Press VIII Correct.

In almost every Eastern paper we have
taken up for the last few weeks, we have
seen notice that Jim Lane has resigned
his post as United States Senator under
the Topeka Constitution, and his place
has been filed by Mr.. Phillips, the able
Kansas correspondent of the New York
Tribune" Will those presses which have
given currency to that statement be so
kind as to mention that Gen. JAMES HI.
LANE has not resigned his post as Z. S.
Senator under the Constitution, and that
Mr. Phillips was not elected in his place.
They will also oblige by stating that the
report is of the same character with a
thousand others which the letter-writers
of Kansas are constantly giving circula-
ton, which have no foundation in truth.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
e ~ n.r..,., 81 x...so.


FRIEND BRowS:-You kindly and very
generously noticed my loss Of valuable
watch, a few days since, for which you
have my thanks. Please also insert the
following:-
Probably the person who took II was
in needy circumstances, and viii sell It
for a consideration. II the person having
Il viii send it TO nae, viii return 10 him
whatever he mag have to pay for il, and
liberal reward besides. together with all
necessary expenses.
1t may be sent 10 nae at Aoneha, Linn
county, 4. T., either By mail. private con-
veyance or express, or lefs at the Herald
Of ESteSssss Office
n. B.-My wifr's name. ESTHER, IS en-
grayed on the fsssideaf Tie escapenaeat.
JOHN o. WATTLES.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
A Saratoga for Kansas.

We learn that there has been discov-
cred in Calhoun Co., X. T., very valuable
mineral springs, which excel any thing of
the kind in the Territory, and indeed in
the United States. They consist of three
springs, the largest of which is sixty by
seventy-fve feet, and the smallest ten by
fifteen feet, and the water pure as chrys-
tai and nearly as cold as ice. The guam
tity OF water discharged from them would
supply large city. They are situated
in Section %, township 8 and range Is
Of the Delaware Trust Lands, adjoining
the Pottowatomie reservation, and about
fourteen miles from Topeka, and will here
after be known as Saratoga City. These
valuable springs, together with one hun
dred and eighty-two acres of choice prai.
RE, are offered for sale. For further par.
tieulars address Geo. ". Gray, at Law.
renee, or Pearson Carmean, at Prairi,
CitE, K. T.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Topeka.

Topeka has made large and handsome
Improvements, during the past year. The
town is filling up with beautiful and sub
santial buildings. Two churches are be-
Ing erected, and one large block of hewn
stone, very substantial and elegant, for
Stores and hotel.
The brothers Ross have erected large
.nree story stone building for their print
'ns establishment, which, when eomplet.
ed' will be second to none in the country
Nay success attend them.
Topeka has beautiful location, with
most enterprising and intelligent popu.
lation.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Lawrence Busincss directory.

G. SToRIs, Ir.. Land Agent and Surveyor. !.
Il. ShANkLdg, w holcsaie and Retail Boot and
Shoe reaieT.
d. B. BE RyHAN. Dealer in Seeds and Asricul-
tural iarienents.
+. CUSAET, Desleria Dry Goods and Groceries.
X. L. FRAZER NJ Matchmaker and JeSeler.
l.. KELI.tsfsfs Dentist.
WHITNEY, Hot sc, T. J. " hitney.
NANERLEY HOUSE. l. Hoyf.
+. 4. L0Wu NAN. AtfoTney at Law.
JOHN n. g1Es, Counselor, and Attorney At Law.
q. IS. BROW y. Atty a Law and Land Agent.
80. FORD, Dealer II DRY 5oeds, GrOeeriesr DC.
l;IDEN0JR 4 BRO, Land agents and Real
Estate Brokers'
5I0RR0aE Hot Sc, Marroz & EIdridge.
f4.ESERSIs HOUSE, Is. johnson
:. n WOOD q Co. Real Estate Agents and
Dealers IN Exchange and None.
,. =. WOOD. Netsrs Public and Commissioner
Of Deeds for Ohio.
c. sTEARss, Grocer and Provision Dealer
EXCEPT Eh;eky.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Eagle works. Chicago, NJ,

rs the largest machinery manufaeto-y and de-
l. pot in the United States, where nay DC found
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Stationary
Steam EnsiRes. Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers. All kinds Of Wood and Iron Aacbin-
err. Premium Portable circalar Saw Mills.
Noyes' Portable fioiH and Corn Nills. with new
improTsmeats, Il G. Fithgt.t Isoits. General
Mill Farnia;i-zs superior ssllir-ie Milis steam
and Wafer t;Gsz steam " histles. Finished
Brass Werk and EH-ine trimmings. Casting;
and Mill fearing. l5escs' Patent Screw Cutter
Best Marh.nIsts File. If our es7n importation
Smoke Pige. i;rcs 1ses Sheet " ORR. etc., etc.
We s3y ~ CIR Vetre5is and the public generally
that heTcs.fcsc We saTe not beer able to keep.uE
with the de7s.s nss- IGs aeE Va hare largely in
creased Cur rarks increased eur firIn, and have
greater fasiiisies :sE St-pply5az tho Fest viii
Iachiners than a. 9Iher establishment.
r. Is. GATES. Z s. WAESER- T. CHALMERS
A. e. " AESEg. DR.. FRASER.
oriI IL lE57-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
Execu.or's Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the sub
l. scriber that on the 18th day Of April, le51,
letters testamentary were granted TO me by the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Douglas County
Territory Of Kansas, on the estate Of David I.
Meehem, deceased, OF the County and TerritoTy
above named, testate. and have accepted the
said trust, and qualified according to law. All
persons having demands against said estate are
required to exhibit them 70 me for allowance
within one year from the aforesaid date, or they
may be precluded from any benefit of such estate
and if such claims be not exhibited within three
forever barred. April 18th. I557. 4sm3s
JOHN PIERATT, Executor
on the estate of ID. ". Mechem.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25

ID March, 1851. valid Pre- emption Claims, on
the 10th and 36th sections, heretofore reserved
for schools in the Territories of Minnesota. Kan
sas and Nebraska, will be recognized tchere the
settleet has been or may be made prior to the sur
Ueys.
Ist In cases where the approved plot of sur
yeys has not yet been returned, the Declaratory
Statement must be filed UithjR three months GffeT'
tie receipt Of such GpPTOced i'idt, at the District
Office.
I'd. Where the plat is now III the Registers Of
fee the Declaration must be fled within three
months from the FIRST pu blieation of THIS cir
cular, IL Y0U Il LAND DISTRICT.
4 failure to comply with this requirement will
work forfeiture of the claim.
ELY MOORE. Register.
VIM. BRINDLE, Receiver.
LAND OFFICE. Leeompton, b. T., May 10Th,
1857. Je20
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
The subise, of Conversation.

We publish on our fourth page this
week the proclamation of Gov. WALKER
70 the people of Lawrence. with editorial
,smarks. which were issued in the form
II an "extra," and sent TO our friends of
The Eastern press, on Saturday, week
400 We insert the so-called City Char
,er On our inside columns, as that seems
the basis of the Governors proclamation.
Had not the character of that charter been
nisrepresented on all sides, we would not
have deemed it of sufficient importance to
merit a place in our columns. 1t has
been claimed that it was mere sanitary
rspulation, designed to remove nuisances
from town; while, on the other hand, it
has been urged that our people must be
deyotedly attached to the federal Union,
when they cannot remove dead hog
from the streets without first taking an
oath to support the Constitution of the
United States, and with that oath couple
another to sustain theTopeka Constitution.
The charter is not an emanation of the
popular will, as it was adopted with a
vote probably less than one-fourth of the
entire population in its favor; but meagre
as was the vote in its favor, and impracti-
II - o.,r t,,s;Dauo y. an r-iau-od - tba
best friends of Gov. WALKER in Lawrence
think he has allowed bad counsels to gov
ern him,e lie never would have resorted
to such strange means to suppress it. We
think the Governor can only feel that he
was i'll advised in this movement, and that
he has acted hastily While we feel thus,
We are determined not to array ourselves
in hostile attitude towards him. As
viii be seen by the report of the Commit
tee, who waited upon him, and reported
on Saturday evening, week ago, he ex-
pressed himself still determined that the
Lscompton Constitution should be sub
mitted to vote of the tghole people; and
if submitted to them, he would oppose
our admission into the Union under it,
He again reiterated his determination that
the people should have voice in all flu
tire elections.
The troops will probably remain in the
Territory till after the election, to protect
the ballot box and preserve order gener-
ally