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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
We are safe.

A part of the programme for
crushing OUT the Free State settlers
in Kansas was to prevent them from
putting in crops last spring. The re.
suit is now apparent. Settlers from
all parts of the Territory are coming
into Lawrence for provisions, and ali
tell the same tale. I'VE were pre-
vented from putting In crops,' they
say, ..by the ruffians." Some say,
"by the courts and officers, who kept
them entirely unsettled" The scheme
vas deep laid, villainous and deadly.
From all pro-slavery sources came
up the same threatenings of extermi-
nation and death; they say we cannot
live in the same country; the Free
State men must be expelled at all haz-
ards andsat whatever sacrifice. I've
know Of but one issue, slavery; and
any party making OF attempting to
make any other. is. and should be.
held as an ally of the abolitionists;;',
and abolitionists were to be shot down
like wolves. or extcrminated IN any
that could be made available.
But. thanks to an oysrruling Provi-
dence. our settlers are fed and clothed
by the unseen and unknown friends of
Humanity, who are eserywhere full
filing the prophecy Of tAs Poets
sPstisnss, friends. he humzn hesrt,
EseryvheTs ahail take our part
Eysryshers fox ns shzil prsy--
OF our s;ae are Natures iass.
AID Gods liis = iEf5s eszse
7hs: Ne sussz fos - So 8. = go
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to file claims
Ece for claim
|gress in such
such business
es. lam pre-
Fhich ] design
Eor the benefit
Of
K, i feel conf
satisfaction to
bove. Please
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wanted per-
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by offer q re-
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band and the
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rner Of Pine
now receiving
fperior quality
fpecialiy 70 our
Prtment Of La
q stock, also o
Ladies' Phila-
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mall advance
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Pn's Bridge, b
for stock feed.
ly use..
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Provisions and
DaH and exsm-
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Ffs, Oils, Glsss,
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hes and Pure
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bis business In
I've satisfaction
Fe admitted to
|ss.
bed with neat
or to Cxiifor-
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LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 10. 1857
Slavery and Slave Insurreotions.

$500 PER Assun. IN ADVANCE
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THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION.
The Convention resumed its discussion on Tues
day morning, and after brief recess continued
in session until 10 O'Clock, when they adjourned
sine die. The resolutions were all passed as re-
ported, with the exception Of the first, which had
been amended by striking ont the words " old
school" They decide upon withdrawal from
the New School General Assembly; an afirma-
ton Of the principle that the subject Of slavery
cannot be discussed in the highest judicatory OF
the church, and the calling Of a convention to
meet at Knoxville, Tenn, on the first Thursday
Of April next, to form separate ecclesiastical or
ganzation, under the name of the " United Synod
Of the Presbyterian Church, I'm the United States
of America" An additional resolution was also
adopted inviting fraternal conference with the
Old School General Assembly in reference to a
union Of the two bodies
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the two American mercantile firms at that place
are introducing soda ash for the purpose of
washing copal, in order TO obtain the drawbac
of duties in the United States
THE NAVAL BOARD TO EXAMINE THE MOD
ELs-Thc Board to examine the models for the
new steam sloop-of-war, assembled to-day, Cap
tain Pendergrast being the only member not
present.
ABoLIsHED.-The Postmaster General has
abolished the supernumerary route agency in
this city, recently held by Mr.. Nicholas M.
Iardela, who has been appointed to a clerk
ship in the Washington city post Office.
NAVAL Courts OF INoUIRY.-Court No. !
did not meet to-day as was contemplated, ow
ing to the absence of Commodore Stringham
who has been telegraphed.
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IL The foreign news by the Vanderbilt having
appeared only in portion of our edition yester-
day, owing to the late hour at which it was re.
ceived, we re-publish 1t to-day
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT.

TREAsURERS STATEMENT.
ssGst shssi TOmD
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
To the Great Falls

The WARRINGTON HIGHLANDERs take pleasure On
announcing to their friends aud the0>-
citizens generally that their Third An g-s.s....9
nual excursion and Target Firing viii sSA.cA2
take pace on MONDAY next, 7th September, 1857,
to the GREAT FALLS.
The Chmmittee of Arrangements assure their pa
irons that every attention viii he paid to comfort
and pleasure to insure that satisfaction which has
hitherto attended their efforts
The Boat will leave Ritter's wharf Georgetown,
n O'Clock g. IN. precisely, thereby enabling parties
going to there by the stages which leave the Can
Itol and the Northern Market every ten minutes.
Wihers' fne Brass and Cotillon Band las been
engaged; and the Refreshments will be supplied nv
that caterer, Reynolds, of the Ellorado House
THIS Excursion wall afford EXCELLENT opportu-
nity for persons DESTROYS Of visiting the reaf
the stuPendous Aqueduct, and other Public worke
Tlckets-admltting q gentleman and ladIe,-ONE
DOLLAR 10 be had a. Mr. Ritter's store. George
town; Reynolds EldoTado House, and any of the
committee. ~ - "
Cemnaittee Of Arrangemeafs
Capt. Jno. Watt, EN-Ceptan Balm,
Lieut.. Campbell, First Sergeant McKay,
Lieat. Key noids, Color Sergeant RaIney.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union publishes, with appropriate COM
msnts, the President correspondence with the
Connecticut clergymen, which will be found in
another column of to-day's Star, and states for
Horatio King Esq, that that gentleman, who
was made the bearer of the letter of the parsons
to the President, had not the slightest idea Of
the contents of the package which Prof. S. re-
quested him to take charge Of.
The Inteligsneer publishes the capital aca-
demic grafton delivered by the Rev. Robert
Ryland, d. D., before the Alumni Association
of the Columbian College in this District on the
occasion Of the last commencem ent anniversary
Of that institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
WASHINGTON SEMINARY.
SEWING MACHINES.

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AND PAINT
Mr.. WIN. MACLEOD announces that his Glasses
in Drawing and Painting will be resumed on We'd
nesday, September sth mt his new residence, 205
street. Days Of attendance Wednesdays and Satur-
day from m. to II q. for the Drawing Glass,
and from lI1a q. m to 2h for the Class in Oil Paint,
ing. On Tuesday and Tdays he will attend schools
in this city, and on Mondays andI Thursdays will be
in Alexandria. His terms (inUariabiy payable in
advance are as follows:
For Drawing per quarter Of IL weeks two lessons per
week Sc 90
For Oil Painting do do Is 90
For Oil Painting do do 50 20
For Oil Painting to pupil lessons hour each 80 OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03

THREE-PLY c ASP TRNHHsLE INGRAM
just received, direct from the mandatory, and
on sale ..
A large assortment of heavy and superior quality
Carpetings of the above makes, all in entirely new
and elegant designs and colors.
Also, Rugs to match.
Ten bales Felt Carpetings, Ga wide, which for
chamber and d ming rooms are equal IN beauty and
for wear to any other kind and at much less rates.
....... DAILY EXPECTED
A most extensive and magnificent assortment of
Medallion and other atyles Velvet and Tapestry
were s seen IN these parts pefSTssr r nonsoN
ID MIR. w. HENRY PALMER
1lESPECTFUI.LY intmates to his pupils,
friends, and the public generally that the
PIANO FORTE CLASSES
r- will resume their duties
On MONDAY. september 7th. 1857.
Prospectuses and all information may be obtained
$50 F street, near I3th.
Terms rs before-FIvE and TEN DOLLARS per
Mr. Paimer's Class Instruction for the Piano Forte
having been demanded in Baltimore, the days of
meeting in Washington will be only on Monday,
uesday, Thursday, and Friday.
The Georgetown Piano Forte Glasses will COM
mence soon as arrangements can be made, to
which end the residents OF Georgetown are respect
fully requested to communists with Mr.. Palmer
',AJrangements have been made with the LARGEST
publishing establis hments in New York and Phiin-
dephia for an abundant supply Of the best and new
est music for the pupils, e5-lw
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
EXCURSIONS, &C.
EIRST GRAND EXCURSION
Columbia Engine Company, No. l,
TO LEONARDTOWN,
ON MONDAY, September nh.

The CoLUNsIs fEE coNp.yr respectfully an
their FIRST EXCURSION toEs&6lS
LEONARDTOWN on MONDAY.e6sszz>
September nth. The proceeds of which will be ap-
proprated to the erection Of q Monument 10 the
memory OF BENJAMIN c. GRENuP, late fellow mem
her, who lost his life whilst the discharge of ms
duty a fireman.
Wlthers' Celebrated Brass and String Band Will
accompany tLe Excursion.
Shame d, the experienced Caterer, will serve the
Meals, Refreshments, &C.
Coaches Will leave the Navy Yard, foot of the
Capitol. Northern Liberties Market, and the 1reas
ury Bulldlng at ga O'Clock M, to convey psssen
ger to the Boat.
The steamer POwHATAN has been engaged, and
will leave her wharfo Of 9Th street at a. m pre-
csely, arriving at Leonardtown at early hour in
the afternoon, where line opportunity will be given
for the visitors TO onioy the hosptates Of the
dents oil i.eonardtown and the vicinity, Salt Water
Bathing, Fishing, &c., and return at an early hour
the Ti nsas az Ty;wo DorI.Rs .au;,,;,r ,,,.
and lady ladies' tickets 81.
COMMITTEE Of Arrdagsmsnns
Jas. A.. Brown, A. McDermott, Geo. A Barr,
Isaac Beers, John J. Lacy, p. j. Ennis
c. Edelin,, F. II. Sage, c. Day.
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GS0 REWARD will be paid for the apprehen-
sD.(O henslon of my SERVANT MAN. -
ORlltLE, provided he Is secured 20 any jail "a
so that get him again. He is very like about
the cities of the District. or their neighbor ~
hood IN Virginia, which has frequently been -
The case before. He left home on Saturday, I'D of
August, to visit his wife, who lives with the widow
OF the late Mr.. Towers. Oryille is a mulatto mot
very bright about 81 years of short and stout,
with broad face and Il think scar on the fore
b. w. HUNTER.
se l-1wS Alexandra county, Va.
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THE MARYLAND DEBT INTEREST MONEY
We hear that the necessary papers are being
prepared at the Treasury Department for the
immediate despatch to the Treasurer of the
State Of Maryland of the sum of $4,000 due
that State from the General Government for
back interest on her advances to the United
States during the last war with Britain.
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$500 the ub'er
Prince Georgs's county, Md, on the 18th OF c.
April, NEGRO MAN, DAVY GREEN. IA
dark mulatto-has a large bushy head, with ~
whiskers round his face, Medium size aud down
has relatives, or make his way to free State as
he left without any provooatlon. l will give Two
taken IN the District, any other part of MARYLAND
and S50f taken In this county, In either case he
must be secured so that get him.
je 9-tf WILLIAM J. BERRY,
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o. clock a. d.. :
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ToYs.-ToYs!!- TOYs:!!.!n endless va
seq Seventh street.
let CLASPS FOR BELTS. JOINTED CHIN
Dolls, Arnaetesia Hair Pts, Tuck Combs, q O.,
BASKET CHAIRS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Rocking Horses, Eating Animals, etc., at
seq LAMM0ND's.
CANDLES, CANDLES.-Just received a lot of
~ superior Sperm and Adamantine Capdles in
boxes OF ~ lbs. each. For sale by
Sc ST cor. OF 10th st. and Pa. ave.
ETHEREAL. OIL-Constaptly on hand fresh
IL Ethereal Oil, and for sale BY
Dealers in all kinds of Family Groceries,
sc 2-N cor. Of 10th st. and Penn. ave.
NOTlCE.-An persons cautioned against pur-
CHASING or receiving note for forty three dol
ars and thirty three cents, drawn by me in favor OF
George L. Massey. said note having been lost, and
my acceptance for said amount given IN lien thefsof
ESSENCE AND EXTRACT OF COFFEE.
just received per express, lot of Essence and
prize medal At the Worlds Exhibition Paris u 10
acknowledged by oil who have used it, that Conee
amount OF Coffee perfectly clear, and Of a delicious
tsyor. bs.Idss net saving e = gHsr Sse Voss.
Dealers in al kinds Of Family Grocsriss,
Sc st cor. Of 10th street and p. ave.
MCLAUGHLIN &CO.AREsELILNG GOODS
lvI very low in order to make room for theu eHten
sivs Fall Stock. sui
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The lMPuDENT FARCE.-Of all impudent dis
plays of the folly Of abolitionim, we know of no
more laughable one than the recent Compensa-
ton Abolition Convention, Of which that lin
this regiOn) so well known philanthropist and
ingenious gentleman, the Rev. C. W. Denison
was one Of the secretaries. The result of their
labOrs was to resolve to "agitate'' in favor of
a scheme for freeing the slaves of the Southern
States by purchase-the General Government
to give to each State freeing the negroes of her
citizens $3.50 for each one freed, and the State
itself adding to that sum $75 for each one
freed-the whole, of course, to be paid to the
owner of the slave. The owner, according to
their programme, is to receive S225 for that
which is worth, at the lowest calculation, 500,
which il the average value Of the slaves in the
Southern States at this moment. That is, of all
ages and both sexes. Were the people of the
South to start, unasked, scheme to buy up all
the ships of the North at the public expense,
for less than one third their value, we fancy
that all New England would vote its authors fit
subjects for bedlam. The pretence that $225
would be compensation to the owner for the
loss OF his property, is as funny as their omis-
sion to provide compensation to the negro for
the loss OF his master While in a compensa-
ting mood, they should certainly have done that
thing, and not thus left their work of impu-
dence and folly half done.
SENATOR DOUGLAS AND THE FORr SMELLING
observation-disclosures Douglas, not content
to remain silent under the share of villifcation
bestowed on him, among other distinguished
public men, by the Republican party press,
concerning the Governments recent sale of the
Fort Smelling reservation, has taken occasion
to publish In the Chicago Time, the following
letter, in which he puts the brand of falsehOoi
not only on these Republican party SANDERS of
himself but Of the Secretary Of War, and other
distinguished Democrats Land speculation.
speculationin getting public lands without pay
ing a fair price for them-is constitu tionaly
Republican party disease, all the world knows;
and II strikes Us that their presses ave got up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03

rAUTION-The public are hereby warned not to
~ trust my wife MARIAN MAY, as we have dis
solved partnership.
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The time Of observation is about clock a. m
SEPTEMBER 3, 1857.
New Yoit, N. Y.......... pleasant
Philadelphia, Pa. fine, clear
Baltimore, Md. ...........c clear, pleasant.
Washington, d. C........cool, hazy.
Richmond, Va............ cloudy, cool.
Petersburg, ya-........- clear, cool.
Raleigh, N. q. commune clear, pleasant.
Wilmington, N C...... clear, pleasant
Columbia, 3 c; clear, pleasant.
charleston, - C......... clear, cool.
Augusta, ia. clear, pleasant.
savannah, Oa.............ciear, cool.
Macoh Ia. ............. .ciear, cool.
columbus, ia. cloudy .r
Montgomery, Ala. cloudy, cool.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. cloudy
Mobile, Ala ..raning.
Gainesville, Miss. cloudy, raining.
New Orleans, La. cloudy, cool.
FROM THE WKsr
The following reports have been furnished by
the National Telegraph line:
Frederick, Md. ........ clear pleasant
Cumberland, Md ..clear, warm.
Harper's Ferry. .clear, pleasant.
winchester clear, pleasant.
wheeling, cloudy, pleasant.
UIditoh, Na..... clear, cool.
At washington, yesterday, p. m, the baron.
eter was ~ AZ, thermometer az. This morning,
at o'clock, the barometer was 30 45O, thermome.
ter 65o.
TARIFF OF ls57-on appeal, the Secretary
of the Treasury has decided that the Collector
of the port Of Philadelphia properly charged a
duty of Is per cent. on the articles of import
known as chlorate Of potash and " sal aceto-
sella.i' -...-
The Secretary Of the Treasury has also affirm.
cd the decisions Of the Collectors of Boston and
New York, assessing a duty of 10 per cent. on
"refned borax;;" and affirmed the decision of
the latter assessing duty of "a per cent. on
" flberts," and per cent on "sumac.''g
. 80 - 81. " - .. .."l4 9aa1
/ ZANzIBAR-SODA ASIA correspondent ct
Zanzibar under date of March 81 writes that
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washington Aquoduct. q

-
u dad. .a}fI,s4 ~ OFFICE or rIE WAursdroS AQuEDrtT,
.+ Ef.a' at' ~ f'' Washington March B. 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
il for the Washington aqucduct Ef# atas "a,
Proposals received up 7h May viii be opened at noon OF that
Maps proales specifications work be
will ready examination at this Office and after the Goth
The work to be masonry the bridges
graduation excavation reservoirs
with the ~ inch o MAN, gate houses bricks sand
rubbc and cut stone, DC. 8fftf{i.
For the particular materials reference the
specifications and plans. a.}ailiht Ft3E6t2h 'At li =
As upon portion line the titles not acquired by tho
United States may delay commencing tho work
thereon; sc unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
", the time Of completion t st sa
Portions only Of some of tho works completed pres
unfinished work will DO sub
appropriations by Congress The engineer reserves the
prescribe Of be done and rate Of progress
pan not holding sufficiently when what works
shall be stopped until funds become available lf UG g
the entire Of particular work Tor want oil
FINDS the reserved cent will be paid n In the judgment OF
Payments specie checks upon the United States
cent that Tho workmen shall
be paid their full monthly and In specie 7 ffu M
soaod and endorsed Proposals for work or ma
cras tho Washington Aqucduct n 3..,r a5istteL L
right all the bids
deemed and make such arrange
considered most conducive 10 the Of the
work 31trl..
Every written guarantee signed by
responsible persons the that he they under
bidders will II his their bid be accepted
enter obligation with good and sufficient
securities completion undertaken said guarantee
accompanied the certificate or tho United States district
district attorney agent some officer Oh
pament War; that tho guarantors able 10 make good their
bids viii opened presence bidders them choose
be present. Y E5 5a iiN3 tt ,sfsi M " NELLIE,
s'l Il OF Engineers In charge
The Washington union., 1857-12-09
United States Patent once,

.nN the petition Of Josiah Copeland, of Weymouth
Massachusetts, praying exten of granted
january, S44, for Improvement in ,Boo
Crmps years tho expiration Of sad patent which
place the 10th day OF January, 1S5S 80 ~ s,
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
January IL O'clock persons
ought 10 be granted s ~ efaF ~ taft = ftt,
opposing The required Patent
objections specially rh writing
the hearing all testimony fled by party
hearing accord
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished appca
tion.a s'fi w
The testimony closed on tho I of January
deposon and other papers relied upon testimony filed
in before the morning arguments
any, within days thereafter. x e lA w w t3TiH f
Ordered that this notice be published Unien Iue
and Evening Star Washington Pnnsyvapan
iy News New York, n VI Post Boston Inquirer
previous TO the lIt day
Of January next the day Of hearing " Ats ts w
f1 Is e1s 3slni ina ggrffE9 6s nea JOSEPH HOLT h
aR brs sil}a4 ira susaisl Commissioner OF Patents
PsEdors Of the above papers please copy heir
bills 70 The Patent 0nlcc, with containing this
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Connuayy cesaaIs Office George GIBSON commssary
assistant Captain D. L. Simpson, SIX clerks and one messen
ger - sssis sas-si -fF ai s.illtaIa Is sgH8E D
Suvsow Generals QoeGen Thomas lawson surgeon general
assistants, DR. r. G. Wood and DR. O. X Wood three clerks
Eng Joseph Totem chief engineer; assistant
Captain H. g. Wright; FIVE clerks and one messenger
Typographical B,poauCe j. Albert, oslone Of the corps
stan Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
BoaCoI Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt. VIM. Maynader; eight clerks mad one messenger