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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

1851 and tn. quarter ending Sep
so 1857, pt bic lands have been sur
veyed ana reported to the extent Of % o. acres
During the period 2 1GO O51 q "
have been disposed Of as follows:
Located with military warrants ........ 7,8sl,GO 90
Returned under sv amp land grant S,S62'4T5 80 "
Estimated quantity Of raiEo DAD grants .- 49,. .
The amount Of money received on cash
sales Is S4'zz0TSOo 10
This shows a falling offin land receipts from
those for the corresponding period of the pre-
ceding year of So, 1929, l45 90. With falling
off during the same period, in the location of
lands with warrants, of more than 20 per cent.
Whatever may have been the cause of this
diminution, the fact demonstrates that, long
before the prostration of all credit by the sus-
pension of the banking institutions, the invest
ment in wild lands had greatly decreased.
There are eighty three organized land dis
tricts in although there are none in New
Mexico and Utsh, where operations have been
suspended through the hOstilities of Indians
and Mormons. geological survey of the
former Territory is recommended.
In referring to the report Of the Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs, the Secretary says the
Indian tribes within our limits number about
325, 600, about whom he gives much informa-
ton.
In regard to pensions, the Secretary says
the Attorney General has given an opinion
that children or grandchildren have 10 claim
10 the pension of soldier or widow who did
not establish their right to it in their lifetime:
This reverses practice which has obtained to
d considerable extent. He reeommuds that
the forgery of land warrants be made a penal
offense.
Attention is called to the anomalous method
of the appointment Of clerks of courts by
judges, aud change in the tenure of their Of
ice recommended, so that they may be APP
pointed in the same manner as mArshals and
district attorneys.
An appropriation Of 100000 was made
last winter for erecting a court house 10 Bos-
ton Bot the Masonic Temple being offered 70
the department for $lO5, goo, the proposition
was accepted, subject to the approval of Con-
gress.
Statements are given respecting the progress
made in the several wagon roads, directed by
Congress At the last session.
From the lst Of January 70 the 18th OF
September, 1857, 1895 spplioatious for patents
have been received, aud $50 caveats fled
zoos patents have been issued, and 22S7 ap-
plieauons rejected.
The receipts Tor the three quarters ending so
September, 1857, were 500, AIS o.. The eI-
penditurss we're $l63, s42 o.. Excess Of ex-
psDditnres over receipts, s., 52s o..
The report closes With aR encouraging no.
ties Of the condition of the agricultural dlvi-
sion Of the department, which is fast inereas-
ing IN popularity and usefulness.
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uASK oF COMaEERCE.

Joss D. JAaEs, Prea't. D. b-5AHss.u@ sf-
RAsHvuIE, EEEz Dec -, 1851.
fERHE Stockholders of ths hank haze placed - assets II
me hsnas Of Trustee. the parposs 81 slaang Up
saaiE1. reese nesbted % TIE h4lA MI can an pay
% prolaRtlY, ~ heir iadrbtnsas ans a2c-
Ihs noas-hodeFs 81 please scnd % eur notes ~ re-
@npn and FeaefEe IL exchange tta nQtsa 81 tAe Aan
81 fennesses iia yldaai q Psl 81 tai aank has
b-sa hsndzd ever ue And aeie bg prdgs Indgi-
49, asiry f9E ne sze ana The ney Is ready shea
esled feF JOAN ID. JAAEE.
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LIST OF mLusTRATIONs.

sAPpHO the Greek Poesers, called The "Tepth Mus.n
,--,. ,.., -, .,c,- -, ,,.,
"
AsfASl' the Love OF Feric'eS
CLEOPATRA, the Tgyptar Queen who charmed Marc A n
CON,
%, ,,,,,,rrr,
VIC '"''o"s' VI u
HtLoI>E, Wife OF Abeiard.
vArFxTry. op N,rr -, . ,..,,,5vr
' u''''e oi john H. OF france
hARGAFET OF ANJoU, Queenoi Navarro, pronounce
by Rrantor7e'' ga rerfectresptv,
20 mr. y , IN =, s--,,.,.
LADY JANE 'ehea'ed nj ''en'een years Of age
he in Tn 81. Fv-gtT
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CHANCERY SALE.


peGhs
Samuel f. McCutchan Adp'r &C., vs.. A. G. Page and
DURSUANT e the decree rendered in the above
i al the November SD Term OF the Chanc-ry
Nashville, will sell 1T the upper end the Market
this city, Saturday. the 9th dav Of January
1858, eighty OF the ct OF la which
Page lived and died, lyinE the waters OF Little Har
peth in Davidson county and the being an that por
said B. Pages farm afer the assignment Of
dover o his widow.
TER $3.50 cash, and balance on a credit Of and
Notes with satisfactory security
CURED. AID lien retained. Q. d RFIEN,
Dec 1T Cer- nd Master
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FOR RENT.

rTvHAT CONyFNIENT FRAME DWELLING on o.
the FrnnEEu Tarnp ke roai rear he FIRST Is
Io-aate rev ucru pl.d b. J. A. Hrcar rbe F.q. H'f
he four Tcoaa-, hess uf'
room, etc. and hss hirEs gr04nd achri.
EF- slitalle furniture can be rfe a-sd ~ The ten
ant 10 desired. &c Pc sc-si-u gwen iuiredi4t-lv-
Apply 20 a. s. =. LINDsLfN,
Fov. I6-tI 10. 81, college street.
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Wheat. Wheat.

w ETFD iame1zisly ice 90 hasaeiE 81 Wheat. We
W take al qualities shsat a. ths lg1est arte
pree paid N Nashville. azse an efaef lor -
"a m of street kIsdas togson Tor 40 eh we al pay me
hghest nsrket price delivered - oar aAre4eae oof1f
G. 'l- 81 --1 n = FEENCH 4 son.
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For Rent.

TWO handsome ard comfortable Erick Dweing, Nos.
J and 3, rishorne's Row. These house new, and
vel he'd the OF good e., with high crings
the honera well yertsfrd bydrar water in The lot, and
he occupants have the privilege OF tie Free school, AMI
me rght heir ehdrru Sihout charge tla-
borne Omnibus Tegula y hour these hol-
ses 20 tue square, 80 the low price 81 kppyto
A. " i. LfNDSLEY.
Dtc2-du F.F. GLAsCOCK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

~ TIE Hon. NATHAN CLIFFORD, Of Maine,
has Teen nominated To ths senate BY the
PRESIDENT as Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court. 10 supply the vac ncy on the Bench
ocea-5oBed by Judge CUETis's resgnagion.-
National IHteltgeneeT.
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FOR RENT.

TWO neat Dwelling Houses sumner street. south
i o. Broad, for the ensuing year. each containing
Rooms Kitchen and Servants Room; with stable
C.rriars House. &C. Apply % l.. D. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct Eft at Planters Bank
~ Possession Of one Of the above teuements can be
had Immediately. ldec. u l. d. b.
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For Rent or Lease.

TTNHAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike
i present occupied BY Mr.. FELLOWS, Il contains six
rooms hes des kitchens servants rooms aud has about
Of ground attached. il would be leased good
LILO A VS. TTNnFTFY
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FOR RENT.

VNHRFE very desirable rooms the Planters Bans
1 suitab lie o1ices Entrances College and Union
streets Posse siOn gwen immedia ely.
o. EWING, Pres't.
Dec 1T. Planters BANK.
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Affairs in KaBsas-WhRI the Opponents
of the Constitution propose.


of the Constitution propose.
The following extract from the CORES
pondence of the St. Louis Republican ex-
hibits the feelings and views of the free
State men in Kansas There is good rea-
son to apprehend civil war, if these men
persist in their intentions
LAwRESoE, X. T., Dec. 5, 1857.
Mr.. Enron: The Delegate Convention Of the
Free State party WAS in ssion Yesterday, and is
adjourned over until to-day. Il organized in the
forenoon temporarily, ~ eleCting w. Y. RoBERTs
ESQ President and :. F. TAPPAR Secretary.
committee was appointed credentials, and an
other TO nominate officers for the Convention
while third was appointed to draft resolutions for
the Convention.
At the afternoon session il appeared that about
three hundred delegates, representing all parts Of
the Territory, we're In session. Il vas decidedly
the largest and most intellectual body Of mN
have seen together, at any one time, IN the Rrr-
tory.
Dr. RoBrSsos was elected permanent Chairman
with W Y RoBsKTs and some t~enty other Vice
Presidents, and W. 4. PHILLIs, A. WArTLEs Esq
OF tie Herald Of Freedom, aud De. MACY as Seer
tarir=.
their Chairman, Mr. LAsE, the following preamble
and resolutions, which we're adopted;
w. the people Of Kansas in Delegate Conven-
lion assembled az Lawrence, this % day OF De-
c-mber 1887 DO set forth the following 20 our tel
low citizens ani the people of the United State.
Circumstances Of extraordinary character
threaten TO imperil the peace OF this Territory
ans TO deprive majority Of cur people OF thriE
rishts as citizens OF this Reptile 10 govern the
aame.
Ou the sOth Of March, 1855. an armed force from
Missouri violently took possession Of the polls IN
Kansas and fradalently elected Territorial Legs
laJurr, with sentiments adverse 70 the opinions Of
a uajority OF the people, and enacted lass cruel
and oppressive. A Legislature, composed ia part
OF persons elected - above. aud Of other persons,
elected in October, 1855. ia Ike violent and trau-
dulent mau8eF, and under degrading test oaihs en-
scted By the previous body. passed an act Tor tie
ereatOa Of Constitutional Convention under =
partial aud partisan regulation and superintendent
and in the eleetlOn OF mru5sFs % sad COnstlu-
uoual Convention, the aN providing Tor The same
aas never complied sIth IN many Important aad
essentisi particulars especially In takng the
Of the people, ana gistry Of the voters Of the
Territory aiIeeH entire counties being totally dis
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HoUsE oF UNDERSTANDINGS.
WEDsKsDAY, Dec. l6th,

WEDSEsDAT, Dee. 18th, 1857.
Mp Mickey, from the committee 90 new eoun-
ties aud county lines, reported saadFy bills sad
pesiuOBs.
BILLs INTRODUCED.
Ar. Donelson, Mr. Newman 10 the Chair, bi
for he benefit Of James Overtou. relieving him
fron tie paymeng Of taxes % thirty acres OF land
70 tie eily Of SasaEile.
AEsoLuEloSs laid oyKR.
OF NJ. AfSberas Eee0mm aiding prompt add
energetic measures against the REBELLION 10 Utah.
Amsazsd and rsleEcd 10 The e0mmigtse a Federal
Relations . FepOEs y tie lsth January.
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EOIt RENT EoR YEAR Is5s.

FOR RENT 10 e \ lar 1885,
ENHAT convenient residence Franklin Turnpike, op-
i pose Gen. Woodoiks. Il contains ave good rooms,
with kitchen, &c. Apply TO
HENRY EWING,
Dec 1T Plantsrs' Bank.
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Price of ADMISSION.

Admission all parts Of the House
Once open, and viii continue daily from to Y,
and from ID. be scared three days in
Doors open quarter be seven,
a half-pa5t seven O'CLOCK dec. II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

TIE Secretory in condensing the operations
of the Land Bureau, say that the area of our
public domain, now undispOsed OF, consists of
OS6 1877 536 acres.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17
In another letter, the writer says:

l am credibly informed by leading Free State
men, that they will take no actor under it, aud
will keep wholly aloof from the polls on the 2lst
inst as, indeed they seem inclined to at the cleo
ton of State officers in January. Brown, OF the
Herald Of Freedom, is advocating the voting policy
with view of getting control of the instrument to
crush it; but l hardly think be will succeed in
bringing the masses up to lis standard.
The political excitement as almost at fever heat
Never, unless il was when civil war raging
here in its widest fury, have such state Of
irenZed excitement iii the Territory as is seen here
now 10 all the prnci al towns powerful Orgaut
cations have been effected, under the name OF Wig
iIIuce Committees This movement has extended
into the rural districts, and many of the leading
. men of Lawrence, LeaVenworth and Topeka have
reen sp nding their entire time since the adjourn
meut OF the Constitutional Convention to perfect
these organizations
/ can only acquire general intelligence in regard
to their movements and intended action, for am
told by the members they not permitted to
even mention a word which they hear, name
person they see within their secret lodges. l know
this, however, thst It is the design enlist every
Free State man they can 10 the movement, and
then to n axe a desc. Mt the actors in this Lee
compton Constitution. They say that those con-
cernrd in getting up that Constitution cOHSp5
rdtoTS, laboring to rob the people of their liberties
and to entail despOtsm upon them, and they are
resolved to throw it of.
Acting Gov. F. P. STANTON, a choice spe-
cimen of the sham democracy of Tennessee,
has called an extra session of the Terrific
rial Legislature; and it is proposed that
the law authorizing the constitutional con-
vention be repealed, the action Of the
convention declared null and void, and the
election on the Dist inst. forbidden.
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FOR CAIRO ANu 81

1--WE tine freight and passengeTS I'll -
4 steamer, CELIA, JEO. 5. DAsHIELLs -mlgsnsaf5
Master, a. J. GILBERT, Clera,
the aud all intermeuIae poinJs, Ibis
DAY DEC. 17th, at 10 OcIock, NJ. For freight
sage apply on board, Or
A. HAMILTON,
Lee. lit.
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No2s-t ID.
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sAPPHO, the Greek Poe'ers, called The tenth Muse"
LUCRETIA, denominated the "Glory OF Women"
AsPAsIt, the Love OF Pericles.
CLEOPATRA, the Fgyptar Queen who charmed Marc n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17
History of "a violin.

His comrade in arms,
WIN. T. HASKELL, of Tennessee.
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During the fiscal year ending June 80,
1851 and thn quarter ending Sep
so 1851, pl bile lands have been
viewed and reported to the extent Of % acr,
During the period ,l6O O5I 81 "
have been disposed Of as follows:
For cash b,8OO55O 81
Located with military warrants ...... ISL 90 90
Return ed under amp land grant S562Y4I5 30 "
Estimated quantity Of rail- cad grants
Of March, 1851 10000 90 -
The amount Of money received on cash
sales -. AAOr9uo is
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sale of , acres of the Page-Land on 1

Dec lift.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31
sPKCIAL NOTIONS.

- Uiry Sergeant ...Thomas q. Dudley
=. row before the Voters Of Richmond for this once.
Without Intending to dispArase Others, the writer
NAV be permitted to speak Of him - be deserves to
he spoken of with prestige. other than rsspecta-
HE parsntage and truly high toned character, he
entered when mere youth, Into service o. mer-
chants clerk and step By step gained the confidence
of all with whom he had to do; presently. We find
him at the head Of establishment Of similar kind
to that In which he FIRST engaged. and since. there
has not been gentleman lady, boy girl, rich or
poor, who would say that Thomas U Dudley ever
forgot the duties which pertain to the character Of
polite gentleman and kind friend. He has been
practically the father Of the fatheress and ths kus
band Of tho widow" During all this time Tor most
of it, he has, In manner other been render
ing some service" TO his couatry For long time
private and officer of that ancient and distinguished
company, this r L. l. Blues, and nearly a. Ions a
member of association amoug the most benevolent
known to the civilized world, and part, more re
Gently, upon The bench of the Hastings Court fully
sustaining his character for Justice, truth and hu-
manity. Moreover, none of the duties to be per
formed presented any pecuniary inducements, and
OF his felow.man. This is the man presented to us
by the Wing and American parties az candidate
for the office aforesaid. This voluntary, though
meagre tribute to the worth of the man. the result
of sense of duty, having asked or received
favor at his hands Come up to the polls on Wed
nesday next and elect msn who can feel a. well
NH Silt vOLO.
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NPRlyIAI. N(DTICEe.

UNow Goods for Gepi1emen-.
Medium and fine French Cloths md Cassimeres
Slack Dfsp deEte aud SILK Wars Cashmefetts
YaImsrS Satin; Colored and Black Merino Gas.
dmeres
White and Colored Linen Drillings
Checked Maissilles for suits
Handsome Summer Csssimerss and Tweeds
Mems Plain and Colorsd Bordersd L G. Hdkfs
Silk and Linen CTsvsts. Ties and Mohair gtosks
Linen Collars and Bosoms, Gloves, &c
SILK and Cotton Bslbrigsn Half Hose, . new ar
ticle
Cotton and Merino Shirts and Drawers
FRESH GOODS FOR LADIES.
Spring and Summer Nantes and ShAwls
Muslin and Csmbrc Basques
Beautiful Lace Sets
Black Grape Collars and 8leevss
Steel, Spring and other now style Skirts
Black Lace Wells, medium and very fine
8ssnsdine, Berage and Orssndie Robes
Ladies' elegant Dress Goods In great varsity
Balbrigsn Hose, q new and beautiful article:
Our stock 10 entirely fresh, aud We are. and will be
ghout the season. receiving additions to it OF
this newest and handsomest eoe imported into this
country. PRICF WATn!Ns'
NH Sl-6t Dealers in Dry Goods, 1871 Main ct.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPoRrED FOR THE DIsPAT q
More of he Colo niZation Folly.

More of he COiOniZat1on ROXY.
NEW YORK, March 30 The Herald of this
mornlpR contains An exposition of the scheme for
the Coloniz alton of Virginia
Ei Thayer says, I'VE shall abide the laws of
the state and nation, shall adhere with wonder
full tenacity to the constitution of the Union -
Shall purchase large tracts of land, give away
one.fourth to actual settlers, sell one-fourth at
cost and sell the rest at free State prices, thus
doubling our money. Will buy no lands In Han
cock, Brooke, Marshall or Ohio counties, rs they
are essentially free and consequently too high -
chances will be best in Accomac, Southampton or
Dinwiddie."
He says. many of the people of Virginia &C.
tualiy desire this friendly invasion, and some OF
pany. II some of the people of Virginia, in def.
ance of their own interests and our rights, oppose
the enterprise and commit outrages against the
lives and property of peaceful settlers, they mus,
be auet by the Constitution and laws, and should
these fail, popular sovereignty must be invoked
for Virginia as 1t has been for Kansas"
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~ To the Independent Voters of Rich !.
MoND.-.-We are glad to see that the gallant Col JN0.
ltical or not c2mes down to the scratch We wish
that we could say the sama for his competitor. ---
There have been questioss propounded to him
through the Dispatch on Saturday morning last,
which he declines to answer; and there 10 another
question of vital importance, ito the Independent vo.
ters of kchmord) tt at of universal su &c, thc
not put through the papers, he will take the
sponsibility Of answering Thus 1t remains for the
free voters of city to say who shall be their
Collector; whether they own fine houses or not, or
whether they be controlled by the IMMORTAL 1893
Ia the African Church, who proposed to make officers
for $500 voters and if Mr. Hobson had the
that should characterize every public officer. and
would tell whether he 10 fish flesh or red herring be
would receive the votes OF many
NH 81 --1t* TRUE AMERICANS.
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in bearing witness to the prompt, impair isl and
isfactoIy manner in which Recorder TAYLOR dis
charged the duties of the office in the absencs of the
Mayor. who was confined to bis room for severa
days, from wounds received by being thrown from
his buggy Wehave never sc any man fill the of
fee Of Mayor of Richmond with more Independence
than VIM. Taylor and none whore decision we, e
more universally respected.-Dispateh.
The writer of thi, takes pleasure in endorsing tn.
above complimentary notice, 50 deservinglv paid &c
the Recorder. by the excellent and worthy Local
Editor of the Dispatch, whom we know too we'll not
to say, those were and are now the honest and i'm.
partial convictions of his mind whilst attending to
his official duties as Reporter. And we have yet to
find the first person who does not think with him.
No man, we will venture to say, has given sat
isfscton, whilst attending to his duties off ciay
than Recorder TAYLOR. Either in out of Court
always accommodating, andready to make any sacui
flee of his time to serve those who call upon him
his COURSE feel assured has endeared him to the
people-resdy at all times to infict punshm an
where the law provides for it, without favor or af
fection with eye siugle to that mercy he wishe.
others to show him.
Richmond, Feb. Goth, 1851
NH So St LOOKER-ON
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" To the Voters Of Richmond. NOM

" To the Voters of Richmond "A mOng
the numerous candidates for the different Offices,
notice the name of 8. NJ DAVIS for CITY ASSEs
SJR If there 10 one among them that has any
claim the people for their votss that man 10 s. N.
far a. his humble ability would admit. As many
testify that dnrpg the winters Of this and
last year, he supplied hundreds of families with
pay for the ssme) His heart nor hfs pu,se were
clos sd to the cries of the widow and orphan,
duling those trying times.
Poor MN. working msn, and men Of all classes
como forward az your votes for g. N Davis he 10
honest he Is capable aud worthy of the Office Don't
forget the that caused the cheerful FIRE to blaze
on he dresry hearth Of many widow and orphan.
NH 3l-2t POOR MAN.
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NH Silt


~ To the Voters of Richmond:
always been Satisfied that could not be elected in
my independent position, without considerable por.
on of the Democratic vote, and being wall CON.
WINGED that will receive it. and not wishing to
their support without regard political opinions
and not wishing to be held responsible by either
party for the success of who may not be qualified
ling to bestow office me, tat least one thst VIII
pay having ways found that could get one easily
in which received remuneration for the servic' .
rendered } because l am able to live without one.
therefore, for there and other declare that
[ am no longer a candidate for the Office of CITY
SERGEANT at the approaching Spring election.
Respectfully,
NH Silt PETER w. GRUBBS.
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distractions to tho New Governor of
Kansas.

WASHINGTON, March 30-The Instruction to
Hon. Robert Walker, the new Governor OF Kan.
sas are based upon the principle that the statutes
of Kansas are valid He is principally charged
to see that the people have free and independent
suffrage In the affairs of the territory, carrying
out the provisions of the registry law in the cleo
ton for delegates to . State Convention. Troops
heretofore employed will be Withdrawn, and 9th
ers substituted who have not been implicated in
the affairs of the Territory, but not with the ex
pecta of any necessity for calling them for
aid
Daniel Woodson, of Virginia, late Secretary of
Kansas, will be appointed to tn g Land Office In
the Territory.