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LEGAL NOTICES.


Ecosp nIsdh,cI 0ousf {soVeEssIok OF JNo SLING.
2, EeT 1r,eas' ~ x ~ rrSs EHLANl1-So iSzt.
daasa ~ Can. iar 9efass a Gasssn nas A. rs
1s,s , 81 ae ae yona & y "a dsesssed
wthn ten days why tne prayer or the said petonr
mould not De granted
BY order Of the Court:
UD sui r. o. HiLrz, Clerk
DEu1Isux CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN r.
A ATTENDiiUI a1s Frsnsis /. Ga etan 3 rYesss@
cnraslIe successionivscante de feu John T. ngsins
decede intestat-
Avis ie donns tous que peut
ouelles il pas IA drn ! Ia dits nlltt;oo
Par ordre de Ia t;our - - -
jyz3 anil wrITz fyrs4s~x
- ------.-- : : = -------.- 80, -
~ 0oeHf (faE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO
New Orleans ~ Nnssa these Presents shah
rryrrEn- ssne-oreet'ngs w
w WHEAEAS Joseph Lelebvre having pur--
cnaseo ~ SAFE made ~ hs Sheriff the Parish Of
san tne properly hereinafter deced applied to ths
u s wndee shce the dead recorded
RI ne In gay g snne a. u la fcr Monton or AdvsY-
y o 10 Act 9! ne Legislature of the State
as s.lteo, ~ Acs feistave s and mods
OF approved the niteesh day Of March, iSs5
neelote KNOW ye snh all persons interested hsrejp
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.


BY TOURNE 4 THOMAS. Anctioneers.
CATUkDAY, August LIST, 1857. at l2 o'clock
an and II 9 az
for f ad oF s oGsS S 5 S bs Fir.
streets formed being he rear portion
a s
Wt II Of aid ots and WHICH 'o aep'a 'es ne 'n
of sale before Dunlap, Notary Public the
SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS.
PAR TOURNE THOMAS Encanteurs.
SAMEDI Ier aOut. 1867, midi, en- vertu
s1 Gras de ~ q d as
UN W cERTSiN LOT e19 De TERRE dams lie Premier District
fomt dss los Nos ct dapre un plan De G. Heddn ID de-
DC face Ia rue Thse sur e pieds ct gnes
fopasS1 E3@9, u ls argsnr des deux lots 4et5
dsvant j. Dunlap Hotas public a. a, ss
BYN. vIGNIE, AucTIoNEER;
b able ihs second District New Orleans dated 7
gsf aaes2 aasu 4frs
'oa ST OF GROUND % fronting # @ Sis es;ss.sS @
% s. @ sSp, on
cash
by mortgage said property and bearing eventual interest II
Said be dated the 23d of June 1857.
jye itn3Od
PAR N. vIGNIE, ENCANTEUR.
I'm VERTU dun Ordre de phOnOrable Sc
u ou de District de la Nouyele portant
date Juliet 1851 dams laaire dc Mime Felicite kar
epouse meure A. p Roux, No 247a fArcade de Bank
des Magasns rencan LUND1 lie 10 aout 1851, il ser
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE sur Ia rue Casacalvo e
face place Washington les Champs Eysees
FrancAis pieds face Ia Casacavo
prooneur peds Ensemble les batisses ct amelio
| rations qui sly troIvent.
CONDITIONS-Deuxm mile pastres compliant ct Ia balanc
IL IS de credit bilets garranis hypotequ
sur Ia dite propete portant pour dnteret
jusgu Placement Les des blets devron etre dates
Les pardevant A. Boudousque, noaire pub
| lique. Jy9 4ln5Od
| VALUABLE SLAVES AND BANK STOCK - SUCCESS
| sion of the late Mrs. George W. Mott.
| BY N. VIGNIE, Auconeer.
| SATURDAY, August Is, 1897, at IL o'clocl
order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of Ne
Orleans dated 2h June 1885, No. lOSs for account of sal
succession, will be sold
l. FIVE SHARES, of hundred dollars each, of the Uno
Bank of Louisiana, paid in full.
| H9~ TERMS-Cash
2BURGRAT, q aliaL Virgil, aged about 80 year
| cooper.
g. NANCY, a grif woman aged about 30 years; frst-ra
washer and ironer.
| p1-TERMS AND CONDITIoNs-One third cash. and tt
credit six and twelve moRhs for notes beariD
and satisfactorily endorsed
| Acts of sale before r. Bouny Notary Public. iyI6
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CONsTABLE,s SALES.

~ s;ts SaRTTE 4 st d ss e ~; iss;SSs
sas he q p1h & $ I ~ q ss,
ssfsh Is'Ss Sf!Ss. 81 sEogxp
ss e
% x aa sar @ soa nss ssss
frame house, kitchen, etc
sEsssnes.s sf,ss i q iesHs sn &c ss'iIss s5 suit
je24 70 jys 1903 WIN. G. oUIRK, constabIs
PREMIER o0'a DE JUSTICE Af sefa af Nsiaos6 g. f. NJ n 20
SVERrT aan xr,s Gs Ssr, fse.a. mo.
addresse par p Ache r.smsF Coss e
de ss4s
oT Rs sss s: \
du srt terrain mssure Is peds pouce Ct Ioa gnes q s
ea S CT o en- uns
saisi i Ifs1r,n dams ,asre ci-dessus
3 Rfnsns eSIkH 6
VfTTGE x.,s sIas,s. .ri T.
s ss ss r p e H. to p me m M Ps,. By e i HS en-
he M day day q JAY ISL iaoeioef NJ at my washon,s
{, oSs Gor oF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and KIrcH.
seized in the above entitled suit. 4, al j.
jyl6 ~ q Is WIN. c. QUIRK, Constable.
PHrsss cogE 1EoNfsos G!E
I'm. VERTu dun writ dc. plurius f.eri a
ri NtehsI ssRsif Prs%sI
leans je pocederai vene pqbliaue lie tnist
L5T Ra 0s tfsiiR ~ Il DE
E9nsn, 1 de l,aa,naiestion
FH;s hp9sE
= +. 1f ao Sn % liz. hh. a.es to q
auction sATgRDAY, the 9Th day q August, 1851 at
T 81 Fl S 5si
Seized i n the above entitled suit.
viii s III aaa
chaser furnishing bond twelve months credit with good and
y s issas aug the bond be Essp &c
PREMIER couR DE JUSTICE JOHN T. MOORE Gle vs. Ii
paroisse d'orlsans. espisainss s, n sWARTNEY ssS
aaisss Hitsssl Premier 5sss 4
gN LOT DIES MEuBLEs ct usTENs1LEs DE CUISINE
sss, ,, .,sIasd dans rssai.s s e gsI cdes.us,
dts eubes dednitveent adiugees plus
es e @
D.S jygl 81 81 auss e' WIN, c. eu1RK, Conne.ahle.
Parish Il Orleans sLAck GO TaTE Security
: RY VIRTUE of a writ Of alias ii aeri faefa
against Tate secur te directed ythe Houcrab
F. MITCHELL First of the Peace for the Parish
Orleans proceedt sell public auction SATURD
August 1851 at Banks Arcade, IL O'Clock
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the square bounded l
Clara Common Gravier and Magnolia streets Said lot
front Clara by depth OF 122 feet
parallel lines together with all the improvements thereon
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. WIN. c. Qu1RK,
ie3O jy6 20 aus Constable.
sa9a,s: eoss osss sFa5sH II
\, rite. No. 2l,65l.
I'm VERTU dun writ de alias fieri facia
T. conre Tate secue. moi addresse par lhonorab
D. F. MITCHELL Premier Cour de Juge de Pax pour Ia paros
dOreans procederai publique SAMEDT lie ao
1857, midi lste. rArcade de Banks
, TN LOT DE TERRE situe dams lilet borne par les
Glars Commune. Gravier Magnolia surdit lot de
26 pieds de face la Clara par profonenr de
peds entire gnes paraeles ensemble les ameioations
| sly
Saisi dams II -atfaire cdessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de adiudicaon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28
WANTED.

~ HOUSE WANTED-IN THE FIRST OR
T Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo Streets
El House suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would be preferred
Rent exceed $500 1900 per year. For house that
suits lease Of three years could be made Apply 81
Gtavier street. iy21 tt
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Sbipping SntsIligsnfs.
TUESDAY, July 2s, 1857.
ARRIVED.

Bark Transit, Street for Bristol, KDglsnd, TIC Jeniin
schr Encs, Tacon for PeDssco1s, Nsste
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

.. ARRIVED.
ss.nsD : ,s 9a'ea via
Steamship Empire City, Griffin, from New York via Havana
Slip Tmon Isseh days from Rio ds Jansiro to Schwartz
Brig Bs.s4 9S to p,o,
sshr We, Fiod. Burns days from Pensacola to Pooley
schr Wen Kenon Pensacola to Poolsy sicoi
sehr Star, Thompson, days from Pensacss to master
scsr sou.hren Perry days from Pensacola pooey Nco
schr Conquest Jenkins days from Pensacola John Hsr
schr Nary Elm Rowe from Pensacola Hurley
ssSf ssSf Gny nsnigy from Noble
ss sssT s,s rss
seR seRT g5ay asfaa E .e s
sehr sssr :.Ssa caaina from Pearl Rives-Bssin.
sehr Bos from i5sn
e ser FFfsaass Fssss ss s.ss s sss.. fS s.E s.
schr Johu Arthur, Bafour. from Bonfouca-Basin
.ans'sg ssn
schr Eliza, Hutchings from Pearl River-Basin.
| STEAMBOATS,.
I 2 EssweGmb, ssss, ,,. Spots, from Louisville.
ospIay, kirby. from Yazoo River.
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile
cs.ess caI. smith, Hnsshinss issn xs.ssss. ,as Mobile
Anna, NeNear from Pascagoula-Basiu.
| BELow-CoMINa UP.
Ship Gsp Green Fairbanks. from Liverpool May 2d,
Bark MSasy MGan, yssao Ses les'p' from Havs 18th May
Brig Aso5a Stevens Roet.od xans to crssvy Far
Mexican seh Lsonor Aseona from Tobasco capeaehey
EXPORTS.
BRIsTOL-Bark Transit-aOO 900 feet pine timber 90
PENsAcoLA-schr Encs-soo bsls shells
! ..u IMPORTS.
ST JOHNS, Rschr Pollux-slo hhds sugar 40 bbls mo
Cooper &co-I2 beeves ~ yesrngs to Imbeau MehIe
RIO DE JANEIRO-ship Timour--sOGo sacks coffee t
Schwartz &co.
PRNsAcoLA.seh. West Forida7o 900 feet lumber Is
PENsAcoLA-schr J veu-29 20 feet lumber 1900 latt
to Pooey, Nicol eco.
PENsAcoLA-schr Starts. 900 fee. lumber to POosy.
sie5 rdSsacoA-seh Isa feet lumber to Poole
PENsAcoLA-schr cOnquest-s5oOo feet lumber to Poole
Observation-Disclosures Anna-75O 900 fec, lumber Kerr
Mcconnell.
PENsAGoLA-sohr Marry Ellen-s5,OOO feet lumber $50
MoBILE-sehr Trniy-3oO bbls lime to S Hedden &co
, l57 bbls rosin Price. Converse &co.
MoBlLE-schr Henry Latour-40OO feet lumber to Bic
| sey kco.
PEARL RIvER-schr Experment-4o 900 feet of lumber
order. .@'
ANTE RIVER-Schr Ursene-65 900 shingles order.
PASCAGOULA-Schr Mary Magdeline-35OOO feet lumb
r to order.
BILO&I-Schr James Eliza-24 feet lumber to orde
PEARL RIvER-Schr Isabella-35 900 feet of lumber to
Snder.
BILOXI-schr California-sO 600 feet lumber to order
C0VINGTON-Schr Polar Star-4O feet lumber to ords
BILOXI-schr Biloxi-300O 900 feet lumber to order
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Hirondae-3s 900 feet Of lumber
6 order.
BILOXI-Schr Pelican-3OOO 900 foet lumber to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr John Arthur-6O,O0O feet Of lumbar
i order. ~
TCHEFUSGTA-Schr Gustavia-5lO bbls sand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Fruiterre-5OO bbls sand order.
y PEARL RIVER-Schr Eliza-3D0 bbs sand to order.
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A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.


. Il II . II T. Il II IL IL Il IL y II T. " u T. .
Prepared s1mpf y tREt ana and Physician
70 M m AL syop and Extracts so named and
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
dse the development or morbid principle which proceeds
from Internal cause either in the blood any of the
NJ sI BS nSss5 G the sp
bring about such result and thanks to my ndefagabe
found in some vegetables the necessary means for this
Sn p, ,ed R pn as / I S
which honor this day Of advertising The form Of
h ssn Es to r 6t its @ @ the
e m hna IN order that they might be given
My first experiments were made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeed and that the charge of quackey could be brought
against me.
these Io7enge in order that witness the admi
table results of the same.
Testified to by upwards of thousand persons
The stomach the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious and fluid
pomD, sD rs,I crs Of i, ssS;v
Persons who have used these oznges have never had the
5 venerea, syphitie: hepac Scorbutica gony, rher-
matte and and bilious diseases completely
fey days AZ 5Ssasah ;sr the FsmeGy DIS resorfed sort To-
che[ % m an. external complaints disappear entirely pro-
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
'''.' GENERAL DEPOT AT NJ HEREu's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon Streets
j. wRiGHr & CO.
T. e1-1,i Il Sn ana 81 81 Ghartres st.
II PSMNS>'opt PSMS,pEtT hosol s'ee'
,o-oar ,r Y E,,,S. ~ 80, - . NJ ,st, . A..
corner EsfR;: ssa HshGs's%f; is $s%a s. s
c. ii. WERCkMULlER,
~, r., , d. lO2 Camp street corner Of Poydras Street.
APPROXIMATIONS sr's daily at the above Drug Store.
jy3 ~
n R, STEVENS &. Coz. I{PORTERS Ann
C' Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans
co,rrv and Citv Ruvars will sn5 q, o,r 49, -
tersive assortment of Goods adanted IN evary bn w d
orJ ,ra rovnao,f,,,. i,,;.od IN oo1 oa ? 80 g, "a
are 'espec'iu9 'e ~ ca 'nu examine our STOCK and
Prices. pppPs o.o
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PREMIER CouR DE JUSTICE LORENZE MERIsHI VS.. JNC
paroisse d'orleans. 5W SLACK ct GEO. TATE. seer

Parish of Orleans. 5 BROWNING. 1865.
pY VIRTUE of writ of ieri facias to me
ID directed Hon. c. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of
the Parish Of Orleans will sell public
my Warehouse Circus street. between Perddo
and Grayier Streets FRIDAY the 7t day Of August 1857
IL O'Clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TERMS-Casil the spct.
ir2I 20 an3 ". ". MITCHELL. Constable.
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Sgv
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
this estate and to all other herein interested
show within the present notification ii nv
they have why the by testament
trice executor Of this should hooIoated and
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the court.
iy22 q au1 p. S. Witt Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-LAw DE-
" PARTMENT.
The Lectures in this Department will on the Sc
cond Monday Of November 1851 and until the first
Monday of April 1858 They will embrace the important
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and ntena
tona Law well Equity, jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Prof ssors
Those by Professor McCALEB will treat of Admiralty and
Maritime Law international Law, and the Jurisdiction of the
Courts of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of Com
mercial Law, Criminal Law and the Law of Evidence,
Those by Professor ROSELIUS will embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles whether derived from England SPAIN France
the United States and the Practice the Courts OF Civil Jur
diction in Lous ana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional
Law.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended full of
lures full course after having read twelve months under
the direction Of pecabe Counselor and who shall
by the various Professors be fouad deserving
of the honor.
$40 for the diploma.
All communications must be addressed to the Dean of the
Faculty at New Orleans. THEODORE H. MoCALEB,
jel9 tn10 Dean of the Faculty.
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
II MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28
LOTS ON OLD LEvEE STREET.
BY n. YIGNIE, Auctioneer.

LOTS ON OLD LEvEE STREET.
BY N. vIGNIE Auctioneer.
MONDAY. gath August, at Is o'clock NJ,
Judgment rendered by District
Of New Orleans July, 1851 No IT, M in the matter
of Manuel de zard and others Mrs. Helena de Cubas
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Old
Ieyee Gaatn, Hospital and Barracks Streets designated
Nos 26 and q Lot No. Is 26 feet front Old
depth of IA feet inches and lines
line, l4U inches and lines the line dividing from
lot No. q and 26 feet inches and lines front Gallain
by depth Of IA feet inches line l3
inches and lines the other line and 26 feet inches and
front Galatin Together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
rERMS-Cash.
Acts Of sale before T. Guyo Esq., n. P. jy25 3tawtd
NO MATTER WHETHER IT BE CLEAR. CLOUDY
A FIRST RATE AMBROTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH
TBEODORE n. SCHLEIER's
New Establishment, No. lS4 CAMP STREET Of Girod
street myl2 3m
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-lOO bags SO
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
jyS Nos. l3 N w Levee and IL Fulton street.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-Une
by perfectly guaranteed of best quality; men
sions "a inches in diameter, and 26 inches deep.
One Tubular Locomotive Boiler of 1000 feet fire surface
which will be sold half original Apply
| BREWSTER Il ZACHARIE'S,
myl4 35 Front and Sc Fulton sts., New rleans.
| THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GKO-
L Gerry STORE, No. q Baronne street; E. L. BERCIER
80 large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
a- CHAMPAGNE of the best brands qn.rts and pints
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and Other
cles of the best qualities always hand low prices
h9- Goods delivered to farnies free of drayage. ''v
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

DEu1IENE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE GEORGE
de Ia Nouvele Orleans sTEAvNs ct de sa FEMME
No. 10. 900. Nh
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux Cream
II ciers de ssdife sccesons
celia dvoir dedure
de Ia publication les raisons lesquees
presente par teaentare de Ia e
sera approuye homologue entire ses mains
repartis conformements dit compte.
Par ordre de la -e=a lbs
iy22 q aul r. s. WILTZ Greffer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS,

BR1sToL-Bark Trans-2OO 900 cubic feet pine timber 30
500 slaves. ~
PENsACoLA-schr Encs-sOo bbls shells.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

l. FACTORY.
Corner of 81. Charles aud Clio streets, New Orleans
GEORGE PURNS, Architect Builder, respectfully
forms his friends aud the blC that lie has, in addition his
former business commenced the Manufacture Of Doors S4shes
and Rlnts of description the above establishments
All orders left his oicC, Commercial Place the factory
ora the Mechanics Exchange, Box 81 will he promptly
tended to. rv7 Gn
T. NORTH CULl.tBht, ArFN N,kNEi -.lT-l.AN, " Ill
Gs attend 10 all professional business Landry
vpEe"s that IN his 0ceGI MARKS
VI lie. La.
h$eren VI, WriernSn hardwura srGnvrt; G. "
IF,eft ESTE tbgS II. &itI g"Urrnr Ctrs H.
"Sis[2i litoFaeE at.laT; Nixon A-sH1, Crest l&ca
.ES p'i="is u2j lya&N
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Waubonsa, Jan. 80, '57.
Shawnee Lands.

The Shawnees have selected their
lands mostly on the west side of their
reservation, embracing strip about ten
miles wide. Several persons who had
taken claims in the vicinity of Frank
lin find themselves ousted by. the Indi-
ans, and are compelled to remove else
where. Nearly every claim bordering
on the north side of the California road
between Franklin and Westport, it is
said, has been selected by them. That
portion of the tribe in favor of free
Stats have pushed up as close as possi-
bic to Lawrence, while those in favor
of slavery have crowded upon Missou-
ri. The following article from the In
dependence, Mo-. Messenger, shows
that Missourians are busy in selecting
claims, in advance of the country be-
ing open for settlement -
We learn, from gentleman who
has just returned from the Shawnee
Reserve, that large numbers of persons
are travelling through the country Sc
lecting claims, and laying foundations
for future buildings. The amount of
lands which will be subject to pre-emp-
ton in this Reserve, after deducting
out what the Indians will get, school
lands and other small reservations,
will be between 400, 600 and 500, 600
acres, sufficient to accommodate 2, 400
settlers with one quarter section each,
provided all the lands are susceptible
of cultivation, and as present appear
anees indicate that every quarter
section will be occupied, this re-
serve will be the most densely popu-
lated of any section of our western
country"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
SpeciaI Notice.

The Kansas Central Committee have, si tls
present time, over 5000 in their possession
which they have received from the Nation
Kansas Committee, with which they were IN
structed to purchase and distribute provisioBs
to the destitute settlers in Kansas. II is koPei
that the citizens of the Territory will see thE
this fund is properly appropriated, to relieve
the suffering inhabitants.
As much complaint has been made with r-
gar to the partial and Potitieai appropriatiobs
of that Committee, it has been deemed neces-
sary, in future, to have all contributions iisi
pass through the hands of the National Con-
nIittee, placed in hands that will lequitably dis
tribute it for the purposes intended. We have,
therefore, appointed CIIAS. STEARNS, Ese-
of Lawrence, to assist the undersigned in de
bursing the provisions, &e., contributed by tk
friends Of humanity in the East; and Rev.
Mute. Rev. S.Y. Lum, Rev. G. ii Loveioy, Rev.
G. w. hutchinson, and -. WattIes, Esq, hsvs
been appointes a committee to enquire into tls
wants Of the people, and give orders for tbeI
supply. Local agents appointed by TIIAD-
DEUS HYATT, Esq, or the undersigned, a
also those appointed by tho people in the van
Gus districts. are requested to report 10 its
above gentlemen any cases which may require
relief in their respective neighboThoods, and,
as far as the funds will Justify, they viii bs
supplied with provisions, DC.
Several Thousand dollars worth Of clothing
have been shipped by the National Committss,
which, we regret to say, have been detained b
the unexpected close of navigation. Ever
effort will be made to have them in the Tern
as soon as possible.
All persons who have received informateh
Of money or goods having been Forwarded 70
them through the National COMMITTEES, aDa
who haye,no received them, are requested j.
the absence of the undersigned, to commuBi-
cate any information they mag have in Fe-
gard TO them, to q. W. Hutchinson, q. Law
renee, so that We may take measures TO have
them reach the owners. as soon ss nayigation
opens. w. r. u. Army,
Gen1 Ag't Nat. Kansas Com
Lawrence Han IA 1eze
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Exn1anzfinn

We have visited several Indian
tribes, and collected much interesting
information for our History of Kan
sas, but for want of some documents,
which are necessary to make the
,essary data, we shall, for the PsSses
pass over that part of it, and com
mence on our political affairs. In the
mean time, any person who can fur
nish facts, interesting to the general
reader, viii confer favor by forward
ing them to this office. We wish to
make a reliable history, one which
will be indispensable as work of ref
erenee as years pass on.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
70, de Herald Of FFecdsm.
Kansas.

Looking upon these broad, unculti-
waited lands, so recently the unexplor-
ed Territory of the West, now teen-
ing with life and the spirit of enter
prise, who can repress the earnest de-
sire that they may be preserved sacred
to freedom and virtue. Why should
the voice of contention break the re-
pose of this smiling land? Why
should brother war with brother, pro-
fame the Sabbath, ,reyel in drunkenness.
'debasing himself below the untutored
aborigines of the soil
a poor half educated Indian wo-
man said to me, " 1t is pity your
people cannot agree better among
themselves" What world of re-
proof does this sentence contain. A
pity, indeed that we, who bring with
us the gospel of peace. should also
bring hearts so full of selfshness that
even brethren engaged In a common
cause, kinale strife by angry words.
Kansas. the child of many prayers,
our beautiful adopted home, must not
be sacrificed upon the altar of Mann
mon, but consecrated in her infancy to
the God of our fathers.
In wild romantic spot, SO wild
that the deer and antelope sport fear
lessly upon the hillside, hidden among
the bluffs and ravines is a cluster of
oaks; here, during the past summer, a
little band of worshippers have often
assembled for prayer and praise; here
they have formed church, the sacred
ordinance of baptism has been ad-
nlinistered, and strangers in strange
land, with full hearts, have gathered
round the table of our Lord. The
groves were Gods first temples"
Doubtless angels looked with delight
upon this " handful of corn in the
earth"
1t is humiliating to notice how much
we are dependent upon the restraints
of society for our morality and relig-
ion, and when those restraints are re-
moved how readily we fall into gross
sins.
Should we succeed in wrestling this
fair land from the whitening grasp of
slavery, it will avail us little if the ty-
rant Sin "have dominion over us. p
Every preacher should be Paul, and
every christian missionary, for the
harvest truly is plenteous.
NJ. S. P.
Waubonsa, Jan. 80, '57.