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~ nnts ~ market 10, NEGROES OF both seSes, between
he ages 81 in and - years including Mechanics such
Hs ihaeAsntls and Crpeu'o viii pay highest
ket HccS Ia r1sa liz a:c newl erected brick building
on s on Lynch street, immediately tie Fau.e,
ahN where heIs prepared. hayius erected bindings With
that view to board Iyugiaurg
keep thvlu a. secure as
they Were piaeet in tue jail oil the Cooperation.
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sstR. SALAD 0sz., ju~t ,rrti,c.i.
hb ~ dSris STABI.Ek 4 JONES.
s,7O8 Etis.gs-.s nr.tri.tr Factor, Hand
r Eaol IHi-i,r and Pr2cr hpJiy - \. / Roberts II,
i-taH AniAersf County. to {. inalHuo L4nchburg
rar4-ltw
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
THE !MORMONS APPROPRLA TING INDIAN
RESERVATIONS

Thomas S. Twiss, Indian Agent, has addressed the
following letter TO the Interior Department in relation
70 the movement. Of the Mormons CD the Upper
Platte
"IspIAs AGENCY OF THE UUPEK platte,
On Raw.Hide Creek, July Is, 1857.
"S,R. In a communication sddressed to the Indian
os;ee dated April last called the attention Of the
Department 10 the settlements being made within the
bounoaries Of this agency by the Mormon church,
elearl, in violation Of law, although tho p.efe1t or
nrttense under which these settlements are made s
nv der cover Of contract Of the Mormon church TO
cary the msil from Independence, Mo-, to Great SAt
Lske City.
rossesson Of the valley Of Deer Creek, 100 miles west
~ For, Laramie. and drove awsy band OF Sioux In
diars whom had settled there In April ana nad IN
duCto 10 plant corn.
"Ief, tha, Indian band on the I'd Of May, TO attend
n matters com ected with the Cheyenne band in the
lover pant Of the agency.
Il have information from reliable source tos,
tbese MO,mons are about 800 II numoer, have p.?s
and planted eco acres OF prairie, and are ouIah
h,uses for the ACCOMMODATION OF Ju pe'soI'i "i3
have a large herd OF cattle, horses and mules
liam persuaded that the Mormon Church ln'sno
hy this plap thus partially developed, 70 monopolee
al OF the trade with the IL disas wnNe Wl o. pass
ing throu. b the Ind;an couuiry. .. -,
81 respectfully Ild earnestly call the st'enI9n o.
the Depsi tent 20 the invasion, ond enier Wy pott
gsns Tbs occupation Of the iLdian eo1aHy. - iSne'
nfd tte frcbe election of toe lncisrs no n tae Ps
nssre h.d settled them.
"Iarn pcyereas 10 eo.tr this 1t.sr, Tor me hoi'
uoos chez &c lGs, enacted b7 Cosgess
u wstld rsspee3sliJ request ns' We Freoses'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
THINGS IN NEBRASKA.
Corespondenes OF The N. Y. fhbone

Correspondence OF The N. Y. froone
BELLEVUE, n. T., Sept :, 1851.
A party of gentlemen of this place have recently
returned frem buffalo hun. up Platte River. They
went 81 miles west of Fort Kesrpey. They report
the buffalo as being plenty and succeeded in killing
number.
Col. Sumner and troops left Fort Kearney Aug. IL,
TO drive back band of Cbeyenrss, whe had lately
committed depredations on party who were driving
cattle and mules across the plains. When the buffalo
Hunters returned 10 the Fort, Col Sumner had bod
battle with the Indians aud the wounded were being
brought in Several Indians we've killed, but none OF
the troops. ,,,,
We are all lu1uiiatng mammoth melons and de-
rcious purns The melons ine and In reality the
greatest luxury that Nebraska affords At the present
lime. The plums are very good and some excellent,
but presume they are considered more so, as we
have but little fruit of any kind.
Apples are broyght US from Missouri on tue boa's,
sno sel for 81 TO 50 per barrel and quite mddhns IN
quality al that.
A good deal of rain fen here through August, and
as whole, it wss much cooler than the months OIL
June and July. We have but little sulfry weather;
still few days in August somewhat muggy, but
nothing ike ibe old fashioned dog days have ezpen
epced in the East. NoSOTtch
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
MOVEMENTS OF GOV. WALKER.

The Laurence Herald Of Freedom of the 18th inst
places at the head of its colums the FreeState non
nations for Delegates to Congress, and for the Council
az Representative Districts, and county nominations
The sane number of The Herald contains the fol-
lowing with reference to the move nents OF Gov.
Walker:
"Gov. Walker passed through this city on Monday
evening last toward Lecomp.on to resume his official
duties. He had been tanyipg for almost week al
Fort Leavenworth.
at was very generally apprehended that the Gov;
err or bad rt signed and Of the rmors represented
him as On his way down the river His retnrn among
us relieved apprehension in that direction. II l.
probable the summary removal Of the troops bad
spmeibipg to DO with the Governors visit TO the Fort
lie learned on his arrival that the President had con.
tented TO allow Gen. Harney to continue in command
of The military forces in Kansas, and the detachment
of 500 troops to Utah to escort Gov. Cummings to
his pos. would go out Immediately, under Col John
ron, Col. Cooke being second in command. The slI
companies Of dragons around Lasren were detailed
for the Utah expedition while Others to the number
of OOO are on their way from other localities to nc.
sumo their position Whether they 10 be located
again in this immediate vicinity we are not advised
but we Judge they sts from casual expression OF the
Governors.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
MISSOURI-KANSAS- EMIGRANTS.
OF The N. 7. Tnbuns

JEFFERSON CIrT, No. Sept. 8, lsj'.
wish to say to you snd to those who expee; to
emisrs,e to southwestern N ssouri, or to southern
Ksnsas this year. that the route proposed for the Em
pora and Jefferson City Rarosd is one Of the best,
and probably as any other they can take, and
very direct and after passing Versailles, the county
seat of Morgan County it is generally smooth and level
The road iiom Jefferson City to Versailles is the old
and long Travelled road to Warsaw and Springfield,
Green Co.. Mo. This road h on the proposed route
as far ss Coa-Camp, GO miles from Missouri River.
II then bears o to the west through Clinton Johns.
town and Butler, in the State, then Moneka Hyatt
Founoin, AID Hampden on the Neosho in the Territory
Mopeka is nearly central in Linn County, X. T.,
road leading ont Of that county to ell parts Of soath
ern Kansas. The distance from Jefferson City TO
Moneks by this route il l40 miles. There is much
vacant land yet in southwe;en MssOar, ard Northern
emiora,ion Is pouring in and fast fog up the county.
Prairie ard timber are more equally distributed in
this section of Missouri than in any other portion o
the State. have passed through and it i destined
10 be a great agricultural country. The Crops .e
fair, and Grain and Fruit viii be plenty: wheat is
harvested ard Corn is out Of the way Of frost.
A. ever fog progression JOHN WATTLES
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
KANSAS.
IMPORTANT.
Of The r. 7. HhusA


LAWRENCE, X. T., sept. 4, ie51.
IAssejcsilearned that Gov Walker has resGrne1,
akss havng received dsps chez and instructions
ron Washington Of most Objectionable kidd to
Ne Free State men. The army 10 70 be qua-terei
= Ne different parts Of Kansas. The bogus regu-
stiens and bogus officers are TO be cheered up by
Ito Sowhs.ever they zee ft. They are TO determine
bow The election shsn be held, uuder the law and
al its requirements will be maintained by the army.
0sv. Walker is reported IA being in good spirits,
with the power thus intrusted TO him. IL is thought
"a: The Free-state men are fully committed, and
tAe design 10 now TO catch them in the trap. Let
HsBYy Wilson, and those outside OF the Territory
who, hke him, have used their power TO make the
Free State party deviate from its established policy,
lssdeY wen the responsibility they have incurred.
1Aese in the Territory who had not nerve enough
10 reGt tho encroacbments Of that policy, have sad
d]el DO common train Of evils on the Territory. The
apparently conservative course was really the most
Aaseersas and fatal to a peaceable adjustment of
~ question.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

A NORTHERN CosyEsTIoS.-The following cal for
Convention to meet at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 28h
ard Goth of October next has beer signed by 6,0J3
persons, Of whom 800 are voters. The signatures
include the names Of citizens of al the Free States
except California, and some OF the Slave States.
CALL TOR 4 NoRTHERS CoNvESTIOS-Whereas
i.nust be obvious TO sl that the American Union is
constantly becoming more aud more divided, by
Slavery, INTO two distinct and ansgonstic nations
between whom harmony Is impossible, ard even or.
dlrary Intercourse is becoming dangerous,
Ard whereas, Slavery has gained entire costrol
the three branches Of our National Government,
Executive Judiciary and Legislative; has so inter.
preted the Constitution to deny the riga. OF Congress
10 establish freedom, even In the Territories, aud
by the same process has removed all legal protect on
from large portion of the people Of the Free States,
and has inflicted az many times and places outrages
far gr. sisr than those which fathers in arms
10 repel,
And whereas, there seems no probability thst the
future will, in these respects be different from the
psst, VI der existing State relations,
The undersigned respectfully invite their fellow
citizens of the Free States TO meet ia Convention a.
Cleveland, Ohio. October % and 20, 1857, to con.
sder the practic ability, probability, and ex2edency
of a separation between the Free ard Slave States
ard 10 take such other measures the condition OF
the times may require.
The following gentle men have been appointed a
committee CT arrangements fJr the occasion: Thoma.
Wentworth Hsgirson, +. ". Bird, Wendell Philips,
Daniel MaED, Vim. Lloyd Garrison.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
ITEMS OF NEWS.

1He<Rl C0HsspcDcSrce OF lie ~ l. Intane-
LAWRENCE, K. T., Sept. IL, 1857
Gov. Walker returned lsst night. lie stopped
several hours in town, conversing with some of his
payticular friends and then started for Lecompton.
He had no military escort and no attendant of any
lied. II Wss alleged that he hsd succeeded in
se.tne an answer from Washington to kls dispatch.
Others think that he went on spree ard returned
when be got sober.
TAe Constitutional delegates have all left Le'
compton. Since Saturday evening that burg has
been unusually quiet and deserted. The business at
the Land 0kce barely keeps up its pulse of business
he.
The Free-State men have nominated county OFF,
sers IN some halt 4 dozen of the cOuntics IN the
1@rtery. The persons nominated are chiefly from
among those who have been most anxious TO 60 into
Tie election. The others keep away from the PR
may meetings and conventions The latter feel that
the whsle thing is foolish as well as disgraceful
and fear large number will utterly refuse 20 par
tcipsie. Indeed, unless there is a very marked
ehsI 10 in popular sentiment before the election q
psoffy OF the people in this section will not 20 nsar
The pos This is 10 be regretted, hut do not thiuk
II will make the sGghtes. difference in the result
The slftios ia foiego1s conclusion with the Pro-
slsyery sen who coptrolt II is certain thar the tax
sahseatioD viii either be tIoIssd SciySe voting,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

v,p ~ .lesses 10 ssss sssA crssS - IN As VISION
s,d isss.ers ney sssn ssss IN order % correct no
wy THOMAS rWIss,
"Inl,n As.n;, uppsr PIst.s
.u., , ~ osxvyK ror nr, .slonsr oi isEsn Ahxrs
Shorty after r.seiyisg the shove letter, the Acaus
Cyrpr ssiOney Of Indian Affairs addressed ietse' !"
he Secretary CT The Interior, in which he cted Tue
ease Of Nr. Hall "a c,ntrs tor 20 cary the niss fom
Ip6.per erGepce 70 Santa rel, who Was allowed meTey
10 upy his improvements on lands belonging to the
Iudiaas with the consert Of the Indsas, the Depart
men. having u, suihority TO grant him permission 20
extend he improvements, make se Of the timber. OF
cultivate land In the Commissioners opinion, the act
of March g. 1885, granting 10 nail co TRACTORS IN the
Territories west Of the Mississippi the privilege of oc-
cupy,g stations AZ the rate Of not more than one for
every twenty miles Of tie mai, route with preemp-
,on covering $40 acres, Of land to be taken congu-
ousy bad reference only to those lands to which the
IIdian title had been extingushed and surrendered to
the United States, and not lsnds belonging TO tribes,
to which the titles had not been eI.ngulshed, and
therefore was DO. applicable to the case Of Mr. Hs'
as his station wss upor the lands Of the Kansas In
Gjars TO which their title had not been eItinguisoed.
The Commissioner holds that the views Of the office
in regard to tae case of Mr.. Hall sppy IN the case OF
the Mormons, sirce the lands upon which they have
settled are not the property Of the Government but OF
the Sioux TO whom il was assigned by the treaty OF
Laramie Of the 18th of September, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
FIRES.
yisE IN rHE EIsHTH-AyEsvI.

FINE I'M
About IL O'Clock Thunday night Ere brols sH /.
TIE fve-story brick building Ne. fa6 Eigh.h.s,,,,.
owped by James M!'Ier-6rst story ecsusied BY A..
S,irehsus az q cabinet ws-erooo, second ana Dis,
stories BY Frederick Bat S . esbins.. rsks, .ho,
and fourth and ffth stories by the owner Ss,.,,..
ter ard cabinet.maker shop. The frs orix,.ss.S .,
tie cabine-msk chop, and thence comnanics,.d }.
the third and fourth stories, ard before tie Srr.,
could subdue the flames the building YES dsnss.A },
the amour. Of E, 500. Mr.. Mler's loss 10 v,rh "a
material is estimated a. about 81 oOo aud stov. Ssoo
in tools and benches. No Insurance. Lns Of b.
Dl.,t sbout 1880. The stock OF Mr. StnsAss,
valued at $6 900, wss damaged to the smocss Il
81 800. Covered by Insurance in the williamsburg
Insurance Company. The sdjoining buildings vs,s
cor siderably damaged by water.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Festival Gle- Book. BY George Root PIP. %. Mason
Brothers. ~ ,
Achsoosi. Americans Vol Ill svo. PIP. S's Puki.Aed
for the American Antiquarian Society.
The Bouse Carpenter By o. Hatfield Sevesth
EDITION. syo pp. Sse Wiley 4 Hals.ed-
HaIt's Geographical Exercises. Revised. by Cssr.ss *.
Stout. LIMO pp lJ8. Ivison L Phrney
The Yc una Ge. srap6er. Emo PIP l.s Tho Same.
Manual Of Astronomy BY Henry Kiider. limo pp Ill
The Same.
Life Of Handel. BY Victor schocber i2o. Pp a. Aasoa
Mabel Vanshsn By the Author of "Tbs L,mplisL.er'
l2Ino. d. sos. John p. Jewett CO.
Information about Texas By d. L. L. Brausn Ielo. i2
l92 J. Lippncott 4 Go.
Fir. Book Of Chemistry By John A. Porter lsn0 PIP .o
s Barnes 4 Co.
PIP. "a. Sheldon BlsieIian l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
THE APPROACHING KANSAS ELECTION.
- IA. ISs,e, of TAs n T. Tysesse.

70 TAs ISsscs U 1A ~ l. b~s"e-
Sir: viii you permit humble citizen of Kansas to
saw few yord. in your paper about The Kan'as Oc-
t.ber slection Now ths, the people have resolved to
I,v N vote at ths. election wish to state some of
,h oh.,sess which viii probably result in their defeat
We e he pIs'osy osg eide Il, Full share IRE
r 80 a. ~ bora fde residents Sill, the Free
S.s,e Ssrty have little or no hope OF sncess'.
But, e,cIaims frisrd, "sIn % SSc and caut win !
- Esn.o ,s onunllv sstopished tia; you seem su.-
rr;.sd Alter the light you have mad. Here s the
pi.n.iior S,mrly bfraa'. nassrr; S & ers q 10 aral
,ens, nnSa, tII .r. Terr.:0TsI idtos and o6oSs il
,0ra7 70 SS,, r.eess,,es. Only look at The isets-
Governor wake, a; Toyeks, TOD ihs people ths:
opyr,ss A. the son. Cue rosidebis .. TIE hs % the
,l,s:,eD-',Is .hols p.eple-fhosld haze .Ar .sd
st''seus,@ Oppor'9'y % We u Os.Gesf n. ARD
alu6td :. oa,,iaei pcEsr 70 ia 81 h' F-oioises
iAs 6svsiasi rsygsd S.ssi e.lLsaeAuy' " +! 81 ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

IsFoRTlsT JUDICIAL DECISION ~ Iypr,N,-The
QUE stion having been referred 10 him the Attorney
General Of Indians, tie Hos. j. l.. Mcdonald, has
decided that DO vacancy rss occurred upon the So
prsus eEeh by t5eresigssiOos Of Judga Ste-ir. ard
Jucge Goet,as, 10 take eject hereafter. which VII
IeqDs 50 elecor Of ,ucccrs0,s 20 u re gentle nea a.
ihe 0eicfsr election eOsaiIx Tie vacancy does 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

occur pssD The rsaGpseoo tales slseA, eeussv,,~-
there 10 DO vacancy 70 6n untl thst penoA 81 N -
he the duty Of fhe GcvsrncY 10 On the vsease;ss -
the bench for the perioa iron The dsas when ths -
natioDe take effect tin the Bsxt general slec.ox
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
CITY ITEMS

Ac,prsY OF MvsIc.-verdls pOpulsr opers
r,p,p will he given this evening Msdsme 70 Graaes
Mile vestvali, Gas.isr and Macafsri 10 the leading
roles.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
THE TURF.

UsroS CouRsr, L. fSsSay, Ss,s
IS, Is57.-Purse $75, mile hea.s, best 3 IN s