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RECEIPTS SATURDAY

LAKE BlSTENEAU-Stesmer Planer-2l4 bales cotton to
Wilson, Pomroy &eos6 Btander, McKenna Huhhard-li
Carter &coi9 CrInack, Squres WeslO6 bales
Cleveland Brothers &co4j Duncan LoganlS3 to + Cad-
well &co-i3 Cummings, Stewart 6c0-5l ] McMaLOn
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MUSIC TEACHING,

MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACIiEk Of nc.
SI3 SIC, gives lessons the PLANO and UiIAR, al
II her residence, No y Constance street. Terms
per MONTH twelve lessons invariably in ADVANCE
as- ECIL ar q Constance week flo ly
las,A OBSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
YftH THOMAS MARTIN. of the eldest ins'Tuc5rs IL
Sib this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies Gentlemen. His ability too well kaeU1 tic
e4uEe recommendation
Pr ORDERS left with P. WERLEIS, No. Camp street.
Mill T,aa, ,sitE
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Actual decrease of loans for the week ... Sis eco
The following is the comparative statement of loans discounts
mortgages pledges which includes active movement and
dead Meirht.
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Ni.. LoCI<sVooD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience This city practitioner oil medicine tor
The future win attend principally TO Office practice lie takes
method informing the puOlc that he treats with unparA
lelel success Diseases Of the ad Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
ineys BLADDER Chronic piArrhea word, all chronic
pint5 and Rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
Of ard chiIreesr specially VI females Ponpsu Uter
Fteur Aibus, AnniOehoea etc. Z!
termed Eerecel, primary nad secondary.
All who suffering would do we'll 20 give call before
going elsewhere and they viii receive safe aHi speedy
obig,lte self all persons who have rheumatism
Pains l. the Limbs, make charge for my services. My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had at my Office This
OF recent discoveries in MaIer4 Medea, and 1t is
with perfect afety it being vegetable c1npOEuf.
In consequence OF the mny humle advertisements in the
newspapers. with reluctance The prblc
Adlr.ss or call NE At DAYIDSON's ROW, l43 CARON.
DEL II street between PoydrAs and Ileyin streets,
Once up stairs. Hours from 8 Il. u. to p 81
So j. j.. LOCKWOOD, N, D.
NEWTON j. WILSON & co., PRODUCE BRO
- kERS, GEEERAL COMMISSION and FORWARDING
MEREH ANTS, No. g Poydra> street
A business entrusted fleI sill receive he personal at
tention. and meet wild. prompt dispatch,
-REYERESCEs-
Mossrs aggerty latting FouGher and Poydras sts
Pope, Ellison u Co. No. -. PoydTas street,
" IS1nntiI / BaiIriH, :, 10 Grayier -.
Rggriy, Blair 4 Co. %
A. H. May X Co, u
ttttrNli;lr, Nlcheg, Miss, "
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
lHl OF NEW URLEANS-Ofice. No. lu3 Canal sreet.
DIRECTURS:
John Pemherton i. O. Vignaud J. A. Brand,
Logan Mcknight, Jas N. Nevins WIN. Togel,
O. sGalard, p. Maspero G. 'Menberger.
B. P. Voorhees, Pierre Poutz,
This Company organized the mutual principle prepared
to issue Policies for Marine, River and Fire Risks
JOHN PEMBERTON President.
JULES DoLHoSDg Secretary iel3 "
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l. fNkffT$ffyy SAifRb SttfES iifS T.
ADELPHIA-CIIATER PERPETUAL
Assets, January LIST, 1856, Sl,I2I.612 AZ.
DIRECTORS or THE HONE BoAsD
" Thomps;on Paul. o1ard Iohn Fly
Dec y:Hsety, s R. Crawford Gas 'S s1ssh
S StThHES + TSS5SER p fsssdsa
ssE5 T os sSS;f PSt 6e so is
TIE rndergned General Agent of the above well known
satons insurance lives White persons
ri Ell and e gdc s as in submitting
o Bs:5S: a. j.: H Sss 0' 5ob5 5ssss,,
c.n,rack, sqnires 4 West
Thomas S!oo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
Jules Tryes, President orlsnns Insurance Cogipany,
Henry r i.onsdas John D t5sin henia'nio Ficrance,
sloliciesssued l.scV this Branch Oaee aud Leases
5 fssSfI bE I:zS n n Medical Examiners
In attendance DALI aAE b&a b62 Agent.
Jag " No - Camp street
NToFICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL. INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans, hAyG this day commenced
Operations and prepared take Fire Marine uni River
Risks u The USUAL rates
Geo. W West ''H1'1oH /. P. 1s,rt,
Evan j. Nci'l.1, Marin Gordon, Jr.,
y. janiSon, PWiiH J. Martin,
AAnonj? (.,gera, Cgsa:sc Olivier,
oHeF G"4!aFd' y n,r,f,.,,, 0'AE h''on'
0MER ,}ATLLARD President
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President
A.sGEEIBEFs, Secretary a21 If
d fiRE and RftI!E INSUEAYGi; CGMrANY 10. Is
Camp street. New Orleans, La
Cash CAPITAL, all paid in 500 100 %
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--z,.==.zz.zx-- NEW ORLEANS, OPE-
hSssS 4aes USAS AND tikEAT ESrERN

y r. w ORLEANS,
AtssA 49, DUSAS AND TREAT " ESTERS
kH!&s.S 5ss-.sz-.fYS A abroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
On ard after the 10Th OF September the Passenger trains
OF ths road vii! leave the Depot at Algiers iOowS
Anglers every DAY .S.3U a. NJ
''ic.t" eFEy nay Az . ~ A. NJ
Arrive at Bayou ECauf a........,.,..,....L2 II r. NJ.
RETURNING.
Leave BAYOU btil 100 7. Nj
AitIftHl NJ
NJ lSIGrh Az r NJ
Excursion tickets the regular Stations the
same day will he issued aa follows:
To ;mEpu des Al!emHnis. - | 50
Il Racetnnd lalOurche Crossings and Terehonae. 50
- '-cffItIr'' j ~
/" 'tSpU itu'l Is 81
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Fey Boat will connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
he foo: Of ST. Annseet EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
ciseiy.
Freight will be received for Bayou Bnu Intermediate
stations ~ e Company the wharf the foot OF St; Louis
street. EVERY DAY Until O'Clock z. NJ. All up freight
mgs b. id BY the SINNERS and freight ba delivered all
9ihe stations than bayou de5 AlemIul, Racraid ourcla
Ct0sstng Terreborre, TgtrYic md BAYOU Bput Ehcre
me company nRTe ASent5.l must be Pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight had application
at tile Office Of the Company.
TIL. THAYER,
a"tH Master transportation
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,BOSTON-Shp ChanpaiH-W Vrefenbug .iiebee 4
Griggs &co-Vose Bros-CT buldccke EcoC
Converse Eeo-frO &cC-Duicy Il NesOu-l
Il Marks &co-SHmpSon & keeuc-unl order.
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ILRoADS.

NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAlhROAD-36hh ds sugar TO }ogart Foev II Avery2 do
Miles. Adams .eco-D do Cammuck Sguires WestS do
Jackson &co2 do Waterman Hro27 do Is obs mols>e
iobt Charpentier22d do Ol;yer do bbls sugar I'm
I.awless-i76 head cattle order.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Emigration.


The fall covered wagon emigration has
commenced in earnest As we write, a
long train of emigrant wagons, filled with
household angels and t'plunder," and
accompanied by herds of cattle, Is approach
ing from the East. These sights are of
daily occurrence. Sandingin the gateway
of Southern and Southwestern Kanzas, We
welcome the hardy pioneer to their rich val
leys, and call upon the thousands coming 10
Kanzas TO ''take possession of the goodiy
land" Broad and fertile fields are awaiting
TIE touch of the husbandman to make them
"bloom and blossom as the rose" Beauti-
ful and picturesque valleys, grand rolling
prairies, underlaid with immense beds of
stone and coal, and skirted by large belts of
timber, are lying vacant, reckoning the har-
dy pioneer to ''come and occupy" And
they are coming! From New England,
Ohio, Indiana, and all the Western States,
they comei A conquering army without
banners an army of liberty-loving pio-
neersl Kanzas welcomes them. The prai-
ries smile at their approach, Thrice wei
Gomez
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Mail Routes in southern Kgnzas.

All towns and localities in Southern Kan
zas that desire mail facilities. are request ed
TO communicate with W. F. NJ. Army, Hy-
att, Kanzas, previous to the 95th of Octo-
Der, and to furnish him with all the neces-
sary information with regard to routes de-
sired and localities of offices
In accordance with his appointment by
the railroad and mail route conventions. held
at Hyatt, Kanzas, and Butler, Missouri, he
expects to start for Washington Ci'y abou'
the 1st of November, AMI VIII a end to ~
business during his sojourn there that may
be placed in his hands, so that the present
irregula i,ies in the mails and routes may,
if possible, be corrected Laurence Herald
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Clarke's Newly Patented
Combined Grinding and Boiling, or Merchant
FL o u Rim c MI L..
NE GREATEsT IS7ENTIox or The AG

The GREATEST INVENTION OF The AGE
TNHE complete Mill occupies space &c feet long.
/ feet wide, and 5 feet high. Grinding and
Boiling at a single operationl Warranted 70 grind
from 10 to IS bushels per hour. requiring only
from six to light horse power Making as LARGE
yield. and as GOOD quality Of Flour as any 9th.
er Mn in use. Every person having saw mill
should by all means have one Of these mills at
tached Also, all Town Companies should Pur-
chase rights Cost of mill at St Louis, box q
ready for shipping, only $3.50 For further intor-
nation, or for the purchase of Mills, or for T1gats
in enworth county. or town or County rights
south of the Kanzas river, in Kanzas, address
s. n. WOOD d CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Lawrence, Kanzas
sarSS-3 s
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
RaiIroads.

There are in the United States 24,476
miles of Railroad, built at a cost of S979,-
o5o.0oO- OF these the Free States have
1905 miles, and the Slave States 6.461
miles. Ohio has 1910 miles, a larger
number than any ether State New York
is second, with. 9,70l miles; Illinois is
third. with e,525 miles, The State having
The smallest number of miles of railroad, is
Delaware. with 1s0.s
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

a Democratic Meeting at Emporia!
Wednesday last was the day appointed for
a '.grand rally" of the '.Simon-pure Nation
als'' at Columbia C) A grand demolition
of Abolitionism was to take place there
was to be sort of auto de fe, which should
send the ghosts of Disunion AMI Sectional
ism. which hal so long haunted the waking
dreams of the democracy" back to their
dens. Well, the day came, and SO did the
speakers One of them was the candidate
of the 'unterri6ed' of this District to rep
resent them in the Council of the next Ter
ritorial. Legislature the other was their
candidate for the House. They arrived at
the identical spot" where Columbia was
said to be located but .'the town''-where
was it and echo answered, Non est = At
Ter beating around the spot awhile, and get
ting very hungry in the operation, they drove
up to the cabin of a squatter, and inquired
the way to the nearest town. They were
directed to Emporia, and drove up to the
hotel about supper time, apparently very
glad to get into such comfortable quarters.
If they had chosen to remain iRcog., all
would have been well: but the first oppor
tunity was taken to tell who and what they
were, and their errand to this portion of the
country. It soon became noised around
that couple of National Democrats" were
in town, which excited as much curiosity as
the presence of olive Abolitionist' would
in Missouri Such ''sight'' had never be-
fore been witnessed in Emporia. Pretty
soon some wicked wag suggested, that,
as there had been no amusement in town for
some time, The present capital opportunity
of Witnessing something erich" should not
be suffered to pass unimproved. Accord
ingly committee was appointed to invite
the two Nationals to ad lress the people
of Emporia in the evening. Swelling with
sense of their Importance, they pompous-
ly accepted the invitation. Well, the meet
ing assembled. The candidate for Repre-
sentative took the stand first. Shades of
Gov. Walker and Mr.. Peperage! What
love forF ''Gal-orious Union p what
maledictiohs on those who would DESTROY it,
And this Union which had been 'srared uD''
by our Fathers, was in danger IF being
undermined" No ''pent-up" Webster's
Dictionary contracted his powers of express
sion at this state of affairs. He roamed
through fields of Border Ruffian literature"
culling therefrom the choicest expressions
wherewith to denounce those who were as
sisting in this ''underminding' process. He
sat down in a ''blaze of glory" His COM
panion, the candidate for Council, came for
ward Immediately. We shall not attempt 10
sketch his remarks. Our pen cannot do
them justice. Democracy was his theme
He had evidently been raised in the precincts
OF the "Circumlocution Office" and gradu-
ated on the ''stage." After blowing OFF,
Tor about an hou: 70 the manifest enlight-
eminent of the audience in regard to the
merits of the ''square-toed Democracy
generally and himself particularly. he closed,
and the meeting adjourned.
The affair was erich, rare and racy''
throughout. and afforded infinite amusement
- the audience who were PROFOUNDLY graf :
iui tor the pleasure afforded them by the
feyhibition.''
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
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The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

A Convention of the citizens of Breck-
enridge county is to be held to-day near
Mr.. Yeakly's on the Neosho, to nominate
candidates for county officers.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

CLARkE's FLoURINe MILL-This Mill
has been newly patenleJ. and is said to pos
sess very superior advantages over most
others now in use. Il Is highly recommend
ed by practical millers for its many good
qualities. and It's cheapness Il costs but
$3.50. S. n. Wood & Co, Lawrence, are
agents for this Mil, to whom all inquiries
relating TO it should be addressed. See Adj
yeItisemant
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
The Markets.

Our readers will observe that we have in
serted the Lawrence and Emporia "Prices
Current in our columns to-day. We shall
continue their insertion regularly in the fu-
ture, noting, correctly, all the changes in
the market.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

The SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAN.-The Pros
pectus of the Thirteenth volume of the
Scientific American VIII be found in our
Advertising columns to-day. We need moi
say word In commentator of this old
and reliable Scientific Journal. It's repu-
tation is world wide.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

The Washington Union, the organ of the
Administration asserts that Kanzas must,
by inevitable consequence, come into the
Union as a Slave State This is undoubt-
Iedly the determination of the Administra-
ton.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

1t has been done! Another Proclama-
lion from the '.Isothermal' Equilibrium
Gov. of Kanzas- We protested against
this in advance, but to no effect. We shall
publish it entire next week. Its great length
prohibits Us from publishing it sooner
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

The recent municipal election in the city
of Leavenworth resulted in the election of
the entire Free State ticket by large ma
iority.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
f. p. BAN CROFT,
REGISTER OF DEEDS, REAL ESTATE
II ORN Shy & lex,
II E 3 IA n IS,

EMPORIA, KANZAS,
HAVE opened large, seasonabie and well
L i selected stock of Goods in their
New Store House, Directly Opposite to the
EmPOFia Hotel,
where they viii be pleased to accommodate all
who may need anything in their line on the Low
EST POSSIBLE TERMS. We would state TO
the people of this vicinity and the public general
ly, that having purchased our goods in St Louis,
and shipped them, without unpacking, directly to
this place. we are enabled TO sell cheap, and in
most cases cheaper than any other establishment
West of the Missouri river. A full supply Of ey
erything usually found in Western Stores will be
kept constantly hand at prices that cannot fail
to strike, as very reasonable. AL who may favor
with sheir patronage Our stock consists in part of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Hardware, TiHware, Stoves, Drugs,
Medicines, &e., &c.
It is no trouble TO show Goods-call, examine.
HoRNSBY Z flick,
Emporia, Kanzas June 9th, 1857.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

The travelling public viii do well to pat
ronize the Burlingame House, at Burlin-
game, whenever they travel that way. The
gentlemanly proprietor, Mr.. Bratton, viii
do all in his power for the comfort and con-
yenience of guests.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

We are under obligations TO Mr.. john B.
Wood, of Lawrence. for nice hthograph
map Ct Moneka, Linn Co., Kanzas. This
is one of the most thriving towns in South
em KaDzas
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

Rev. DANIEL Foster viii preach in thu
Hall under the Printing Office, Emporia
tomorrow. (Sabbath) the 9Th inst
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

The official proceedings of the Railroad
Meeting at Jefferson City were received too
late for publication this week They will
appear in our next
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

The recent election in Nebraska has re-
suited in the election of Judge Ferguson as
Delegate to Congress. This is a defeat of
Border. Ruffian Democracy.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

FIRST insertion Te- ne eeats each
I've eents one dollar line. annun one fourla eoah
h. Mouth. IA a., six mos year. 81 o. One hal
Ell .h-,. mos, II o.; 81 All tran
80. And sore;su adyertise te paid in advance
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Prices Current.
L wrence II ark ct.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Superine So % per hundzed.
WHEAr-S2 90 per bushel.
CoRx-SI IS &"
Corn MEAL-S1 Is 4"
PoTAToEs-S2 90 l."
ATHEIST coal so"
BACoN-I21l5@16e per ID.
BEEF-6@Ic.
CoDF IsH-10c. Sc
MACKEREL-I2@15c.
BUTTER-30@" &c 81
CHEEsE-21@25c ."
MoLAssE-Sl 10 per gallon.
SALT-ner sack of DO lbs, 81 90.
CRACEEBs-l5c rer To.
CoFFEE-161%@21c per b.
TEAs-50@100.
SUGAR-Brawn, I4c.
" White, l6@1ee.
RIcE-lH@l2ac.
HDEs-Green, &c.
i" DRY, &c.
GLAss-sxi9 per SO feet, 50 90.
l0xI2 3 25
" 10xi4 " 3 81.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
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4 o necsenics, AaRgfactgTers, IRceaisrs j Farmers.
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The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

Furniture in Emporia at Lowest
Kanzas Prices.

Bedsteads,
Tables,
Chairs of all kinds,
Cribs, Mattresses,
And all kinds of Household Furniture!
TOME, Housekeepers and old Bachelors, Young
~ Men and Maidens; COME ALL and get ac-
quainted with me and my establishment,
Under the Printing Office. Enlporia,
and if our acquaintance is not mutually agreeable
and profitable, viii endeayor that it shall be no
fault of mine.
l intend to keep constantly on hand all kinds of
Household Furniture usually kept in similar es-
adjustments in Eastern or Western cities, which
will sell at LOWEST KANZAS PRICES.
/ viii also supply COFFINS, on short notice.
Reapers. Mowers and Horse Ras1es!
am local Agent for Manny's Combined Reap
ers and Mowers, and a patent Revolving Horse
Rake. All orders promptly flied.
VIM. PERRY.
Emporia, September u, Is57-d
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Terms of Subscription.
Rates of Aasertising.

Single copy. one year. = :.
Tn CONES one year Cand one getter Of eiab Is o.
asA - :. :.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

Single copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
It this Office, at FIVE cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Religious NOTICE.

Blanc DECLARATIONS for fling, for sale at thi
office
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26

4 SPLENDID TIMBERED CLAIM. for sale,
u only two miles from town and very cheap
Speak qaiek, OF You win less II Apply 70
ser12 = r. BANCROkf,
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Wanted!

INFORMATION in regard TO the "Three Myste.
J rious Letters" and of the Whereabouts of Gov
Walker, EpaphrOditus Ransom, and n ]. PARROT
All of which will be thankfully received
augl9 PLUMB d McCLUNG.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Ben. T. HUTCHIN s,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Lanf

VIII buy and sell City property. pay taxes, col
lect eIaiIns win attend to eonveyancing and exami
nation of titles Main ST. Leayenworth City
augI9-6ns
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
WHITNEY HOUSE.

No. New Hampshire street,
LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
T. L. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
sepl2-2t*
C. A. pAssrrr. G. c. BRAckrrr.
The Kanzas news., 1857-09-26
Yaluable claim for Sale I

CONTAINING 40 acres timber, plenty of stock
~ water ten acres improved. good well of wa
from town. Will be sold cheap. Apply TO
sepI2 PLUMB d MCCIUNG
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

We hear that the Democracy, have
nominated Mr.. L. Hoch, Of Muscatins,
to represent Muscatine and Cedar Coun-
ties in the next Legislature. Mr.. Hoch
Is son, Of Esq. IIoch, of Pee Dee, aud
is pretty well known throughout this
County as having been of late, in the
lumber business in the City of Muzca,ine
Mr.. Hoch may, possibly, do to repre-
sent the City interest, but how he is pc
culiarly qualified to represent the mhole
community we cannot see. We were IN
able 10 give any good reason for his nom
nation, until We saw the official proceed
ines Of the Convention, and there we
learned that no one else would permit
their name to be used.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-03

There is general suspension Of spe-
cis payments by the banks throue bout
the Union. 1t is thought that it will or
ly be temporary, and that in a short time
they will pay specie as usual--they are
the most of them still redceming in cur
rency. We sec that Messrs. Burrows &
Prettyman of Davenport, aud Burnett Of
Muscatine, are issuing their "Prom;ses
10 iny,' for general circulation. We
should prefer the sound currency of law.
fui banks, but in the absence of that, we
may have to use shinplastcls