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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

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!. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to $1,000. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate slips
Of paper. encrced with small tin tubes and placed
The FIRST 80 Prizes. similarly printed and encircied,
are placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number IL drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, aud at the same time
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton srepeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approx fmafion Prines.-The two preceding and
Prizes win be, entitlel TO the IS approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. $50 draws the
anaiiss2, viii each I've entitled 70 $500 Ticket No.
$50 draws the 80 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5ie
5is 5sl 5s2, will each be entitled to $500, and 90 on &C.
The 5000 Prizes q $50 win be determined y the last
examples II the Number drawing the go mo Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets, where the number
with No. then all the Tickets where the Number ends
cet6csss o. Packages viii be sold at the following
Csriacais Of Package Of 70 whole T,ckes.. ...sso
:. - 10 nam .-..--..s q
IL Eshth r......... 10
In orSe!ns Isks. or S.
Purchasers can have tickets endngi in any figure they
The iss Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
sr- purchasess viii giesse wr.e their sisn.tures
sBr Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payas
bic in full without deduction. f5- u -. ~
IL All prizes Of 81, coo and under, paid Immediately
after the drswing-other prizes at the usual time o.
thirty days. =. fgLl u L-TrFtL
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN CO., Augusta. Ga.
II Persons residing near Montgomery, Alanama,
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filed and
save time, by addressing 8. Swan Co.. at either Of
those cities. lfi n li~- 81 ID II ''-7g q
EfH list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount % the prize that each 10
entitled to, will be published after every drawne, in
the following psperss-Augusta Geo. Constitution
alist New Orleans Delta Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inelligenccr.
| New York Weekly Day Rock, Savannah Morning
News. Richmond Dispstch, News, and Paulding
| (Missl Clarion -',.r,r N 49, n : - :
ian2S. IL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30
rEA case of great isgrasi.uds and cruel

EEA case Of great ingratitude and cruel
" in q child is noticed in the Philadelphia
papers. Charles Bishop, the only son Of q
mother, and she q widow, lately took fifteen
hundred dollars, which his mother entrusted
him to put into the bank, went to New
York, spent it foolishly, and returned home
pennilcss. Ho was forgiven, but since, know
ing that his mother had withdrawn all Ter
funds from the bank, he forced open her
trunk and fed with the entire sum, three
Thousand dollars, leaving his mother entire
" destitute.
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PROF. DE GRATH'S
T. LECTRIC OIL L.

THE ELECTRIC OIL.-Electric Cures-Pain Is
shs PrsS0Hos Of eah relieve the pain and you
Prof Degrath's Electric Oil Is the marvel Of the age,
for the following, mot everything); Cures Rheuma-
tsm often in day; Cures Neuralgia, Toothache two
ienutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, i've minutes;
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three dayei
urs Headache, fifteen minutes; ures Earache, sth
Neck, Ague, night; Cures Piles. Swelled Glands,
ten days; Cures Felons, Broken Breasts Salt Rheum,
two TO ak days: Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula, Abb
cess, six to ten days; Cures Frosted Feet and Chill.
bains TO three day 5! Cures Ague and Fever,
70 two days, and all and scrofulous affections:
Cures deafness in four days. Cures all Pains in
the Back, Breast, &c., in two days,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

wDr. Gillet, chronological lecturer,
recently married yonng lady in Spencer,
Mass. After living with her two weeks, it
became known that he had another wife.
whereupop he attempted to kill the last spouse
and was arrested on the charge of bgamy
ard attempt to murder.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

H The Rev J. W. Osborne has been ap-
pointed Chaplain on the Illinois Central
Railroad. He has already established schools
at ell the stations, and also several large
bible classes. This is the first instance of q
railway company providing for tho spiritual
wants Of their employees. t Il. 3
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~ The statement made in the papers
that DR.. Somcrby, of Louisville, committed
suicide by taking chloroform, is publicly de-
MED by three physicians who have made a
post norton examination Of the body. They
found evidences Of disease of the heart suf-
fcient to account for his sudden death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

~Doctor o. A Brownson, the eminent
Catholic Reviewer, is lccturing in Louisville
on the % Characteristics Of, Modern Civiliza-
tion." We regret to hear that Mr.. Brown
sons engagements do not permit him to visit
Evansville. Our citizens have expressed q
strong desire to hear him. 81
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I Some startling forgeries are reported
as having been committed by man in high
standing in New Orleans, whose name has
not yet been made public. He was connected
with we'll known commercial firm, and is
said to belong to family of unblemished
reputation. flf So
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

The details which have hitherto been fur
nished Of this dreadful calamity do not give
one tenth part Of the injuries and loss of life
sustained. An official journal states that
nearly four thousand bodies have already
been dug out of the ruins, and it is supposed
that when the numbers Of those who have
as yet been undiscovered are added, the total
will amount to not less than fifteen thou
sand. % zoo 30 ,i1l
; The two awful shocks which occasioned
the disaster, were accompanied by o fearful
subterranean thunder. They were Sexpe-
rienced in sixty-one different places, all of
which suffered in their buildings, and many
in their population; and the latest accounts
caused considerable apprehension Of further
disaster. The whole district of Sela was
agitatcd by continual movements of the
earth, preceded by fearful detonations. In
Maple. no less than forty mine shocks had
been felt between the 10th ultimo and Christ
mas Eve. Several towns have almost en-
tirsly disappeared, and those who escaped
reported that the sroans of the sufferers were
heard from beneath the ruins several days
after the disaster, and that on some bodies
being taken ont, it was found that they had
devoursd portion Of their arms. Their
were mono to excavate the dying, to bury thu
dead, or to give bread to the furnishing.
The conduct Of the Government has beer
the subject of severe comment. None of its
members had visited the afflicted neighbor.
hood, and bread has been wanting in many
places, though most of them lie within ,
circle Of one hundred miles of Naples, ant
a railway traverses nearly thirty miles of thu
distance. us as-s
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E- A le.,er ur,.,en from Chicano ..ato

~ A letter written from Chicago states
that up to the Goth inst, no less than ninety
six thousand, three hundred and thirty chat
tel mortgages had been recorded in that city
Over four thousand of them had been placed
in the Clerks Office within three months.
There are now over six thousand suits pend
inSi the county.
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~Arranrements afa ahont tn

wArrangements are about to be per-
fected between the Terre Haute, Alton and
st. Louis, and the Terre Hautc, Richmond
and indianapolis Railroads. by which cars
will be run through from st. Louis to India
napolis without change. Arrangements will
also be made by which there viii be no
change Of cars between Indianapolis and
Cleveland. ~. -
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sY- A reverend gentleman, named Obadiah
Smith, residing in Fremont, n. H., has been
committed to jail, charged With triple crime
Of adultery, incest and rape, committed upon
he oscn dosgAtsr. The monster was COM
mitted on the testimony of his wife and
ruined daughter. - t.iPs+t w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

w-A most cruel murder was commit
ted the other day in Marie county, Mo. The
victim was the wife Of Mr.. johnson, Repre-
sentative IN the State Legislature, and the
murderer was her stcp-scn, Andrew john
son, who shot her through the heart with a
pistol, killing her instantly. He was arrested
and made confession. His victim was o
native of Kentucky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

t. Another party Of young Women
sixty in number-left New York, last week
for homes in different parts of Illinois,. Tho
woman's Emigration Society had overa
hundred applications for aid, but for want of
funds, sixty only could be forwarded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

Ell is said that tho Grand Jury Of
New York, acting upon the suggestion Of
Justice Connolly, win indietr at the next
Sessions all those lawyers who have infested
the Tombs for years, for obtaining money
under false presences. They drive heavy
business, and are said to be even worse than
tho mock auction men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30
.y- The recent failure of Mr.. John Mon

sY- The recent failure of Mr.. John Mon
teith of Glasgow, for e4oo, 900. is the fourth
during his business career. His assets, it is
said, will only pay dividend ola few pence
in the pound. lie kept upa style which
few men with less than $50 900 year would
attempt. lie had eighteen servants, splen-
did equipagc, q most extravagant family,
and an elegant country mansion.
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$50 OR Also REWARD.

MY STORE. in Cannelton, Perry county, Ind,
Nl was robbed on the night Of the It'll inst, OF the
Case watehes, and one open face LApine Watch; also
large lot Of Jewelry, consisting OF Breaspins Ear
Knives and Razors, with quantity Of Irish Linen.
silk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing.
will give fnr the apprehension Of the thief or
81 80 for the thief and goods. Address ~
jan 9fv NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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KILLED or S-TOLEN

a WHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOG; TO re.
nd for evidence which viii convict the brute who
s sIs1, . q Tho 5sef who stole hip yin ,s Eve
ianlQ
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POCKET BOOKS.

lust received per Express, an invoice Of new and
~ choice styles Of fine Porn Monies. Pocket Books,
Purses, Bags &C., In great variety and at prices to
suit the times. Call at the old stand Of "
.t-r BlTTR0LEF SON,
jgns-imd Main bet. list and 2nd streets,
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TAX N0fICE.-Notice IL hereby given ti,at I,
u GEORGE wOLFLIN, Collector Of the CITY OF
Evansville, WILL between the hours Of o'clock A. H.
At public auction at the Court House in Granville
Indiana the undivided fouYfhs of the foovine
property, aSsd 10 Willard Carpenter, wilnsm j
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LOOK OuT!

WAIVER BAUMGARTNER has claim against
N me for several hundred dollars, but whether in
the form Of Note, Receipt or Account, am unable
to say. All persons hereby notified not to pui
chase from him any claim against ne, for am not in
debted 70 him, and will not paw any such claim. On
the contrary, he Is indebted to me.
MANILA AND HEMP BEDCORDS, IN DOZS.,
W1 AND REELS,-50 Packages for sale by
jan27 20. GILBERT BOWLES-
HALTER ROPE.-25 Coils Hemp aud Manila, for
j II sale by ftf' GILBERT& B0WLES.
jan27 Sycamore street near Water
NLAss AND NAILS JtIa ~.
50 Kegs assorted ails just received and for sale
by - -. 49,. il .-.I +. SAM. vICKERY-
n NRANBERRIES AND CHEESE.-
~ 10 boz es Choice Western Reserve Cheese;
2bbls Cranberries, Just received and for sale by
JANIS alleatf ssVICKERY JOHNSTON.
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GET THE BEST IN MARKET!
EVERY LADY SHOULD, HAVE ONE!

GROVER e BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
HNHESE MACHINES are unquesiionably the
III BEST in the market. No well regulated family
can afford To do without a GROVER BAKER
ssEMING MACHINE, made expressly for FAMILY
They make new and superior stitch, In which the
threads fastened tn render iAPossIBLE to
rip, even II every third stitch be cut. 1t makes
beautiful and durable than be done by hand,
while il sews silks cotton from ordinary spools with
equal facility, hy mere change Of spools -r,.n. - d
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
and $50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ~ *
S6A respectable and responsible Agent wanted for
every county in the United States. jan29.ly
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A Situation Wanted.

A MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS NAN, acquainted
IA with business in all its branches-capable Of tax
ing charge OF store, keeping the hooks and doing
the out door business of mill, mandatory,
Workshop, wishes employ ment. and will accept low
wages. Enquire at the Journal office. jan30 3w
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL II + 3
EDGE TOOLS. &C.

NO CLOSE, will sell the balance Of stock, con-
Axes, Hand and Bench AXES, AIDES, &c, at much
lower than market rates. An examination OF goods
Trustee Of Holmes & Co.. - Wood street.,
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UNDIVIDED rHREE-roUETHs OF cARpEN-


UNDIVIDED HALF OF CARPENTER REIrZ.
TNAx N0rICE.-Nctce Is hereby given that I,
III GEORGE W0LfLIN, Collector Of the City of
and o'clock Of the 18th Of February, 1885, sell
at public auction at the Court House in Evansville
rerty, taxed to Willard Carpenter and Jno A. Reitz,
for the payment Of the taxes due from said Carpenter
to the Guy nj Evansville he taxes due from the said
Reitz on the undivided onehaf thereof having been
paid by him. $50
All but soxesk 2i.......... do. do. II 30
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Turner, and John A. Reitz, for the payment of the
taxes due from said Carpenter and Turner to the City
Of Evansville, (the taxes due from the said Reitz on
the undivided three ouhs thereof having been paid
by him.
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IS feet on Ist Avenue. ...Carpenter's Field. 20
Improvements on Division between 3 and A.. o.
And II there should not be time to sell the whole OF
the above property on the said 18th day of February
the sie viii be continued from day to day, between
the above named hours, until all is sold.
GEORGE W0LfLIN, Tax Collector.
jansi-dts. srs...... 81 .sr-r
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FOR SALE.

IT OTIS IA and Is in Samuel Fishers Subdivision OF
~ Out Lot No. Q, in the Upper Enlargement of the
City Of Evansville. Enquire Of
jan30-Ims DENBY & LUNKENHEIMER.
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TAX NOTICE,

N LIN, Collector OF the City of Evansville WILL
between the hours of O'Clock A. N. and o'clock p.
NJ, OF the 18th day OF February 1883, sell at public
auction at the Court House ia Evansville, Indiana,
the undivided half of the following property. taxed
TO Willard Carpenter and John A. Rietz for the pay.
menf Of the axes due from said Carpenter to the city
OF Evansville, lhe taxes due from IN. said Reitz on
the undivided half having been paid by him.
BELONGING TO CARPENTER AND REITZ.
49, I'd LOTS. BLOCK ENLARGEMgNr,
S5xssx A.......... do. do. = II 50
IN i ssss ! ssiss ID ns 70
NNAX N0TICE.-Notice Is hereby given that I,
u GE0RGE VIOLIN, Collector Of the City Of
nvssyIhs: viii; between The hours Of o'clock 4
sell at public auction, at the Court Iouse in Evansville
Indiana, the following property taxed TO Willard Car.
penter, for the of the taxes due from said Car
penter to the City OF Evansville. t-%sAA
REI0NGING To WILLARD clRprNTpp =,
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COall4 CoaIl Coal!

w the best COAL that has been introduced
into this market which selling low. Good cur
rency will be received in Orders left at the
store Of JNc. W.HuGIlES, next to the State Bank,
will be promptly attended 70. "
jan25-u 81 -' JNO. w. HUGHES 4 CO.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKsi-
~ Quits, by the Author Of Initials;
Parthenia, or the List Days Of Pagsnism, only
just published by Ticknor q Fielss;
The Plant Hrntcfs, b. CAPT. Mayne Reed,
"a Mabel Vaughan; lrr-I.-
Moss Side, by Marion lIarland:
Msad9v Brook by Mrs Holnss' laar
Homestead on the Hin Side, do.
School Days AZ Rugby;
new supply II the best Books % the FOR sale
BY Jan 161 DOBELL CONfNGT0N.
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NOTICE.

notifying the public Of my retirement from bus o.
u ness, beg leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly, my thanks for past fays
my successor, JACOB STRAUB, who
undoubiedly, win justify all expectations Of my
friends. r'thF7d A. WALDKIRCH.
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JACOB sTRAUR.

In 1b 70 ns soeye Il e tn1
stores intends to carry the business as hereto.
fore, and will be happy to Mr.. IS old custom
ers, well his friends and public general with
No. GOODS, and at the LOWEST PkICEs.
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AND EIGHTf-FIpE PRIZESI 4.
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIPlCENTR sCHEM
TO BE DRAWN
PLAN OF THELoTTERY.

5,lS5 Prizes amounting to ......... S32O,O(
Whole Tickets sIe; Halves IS; Quarters s.H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

SUGAR. About 1900 hhds were sold at previous
rates. Fair to Fully Fair 55G56c q ID.
AfonAssEs The sales embraced some 1000 bbls
at 2S@2sBc for Prime and Choice, and 800 half bbs
at 32@33c ID gallon for Ordinary to Prime.
Flour The market was dull and the sales were
confined to about 1000 bbIs of which 800 st. Louis
superfiue in lots at S., 1876 Fancy at s. %, $50
Extra at S. Is, and 30 at Sc d Dbl,
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn reached barely 1000
sacks in several lots, aud mostly at 70c II bushel.
l OF Oats 100 sacks st, Louis sold in lots sold
at Csc, and 200 at zoe u busheI,. The sale Of
Provisions. 90. Pork was dull, and we noticed the
sale of only 30 bhls Mess at SIS 50 U bbl, ., lii
Bacon nothing of any moment was doing Of
Lard Is tierces Prime were sold at l0c " Ii.
Bran reported was 100 sacks at 81 10 f9 100 lbs.
COFFEE Frmer Sales Of lIO0 bags, including
100 at 1889 100 at 1O5 Cos at H. $50 at Il { and so
at l13c = ii.
INDIA BAGGING About 1900 bales have been
sold within the last two or three days at l24al25c
ID yard.
SpIRlrs TGRPESrINE "A lot was sold OH Mon
day At 48c, but holders since have been asking SOC ID
gallon.
WHISKY We noticed small sales Of Reetifed at
244c " gallon
FREaHrs "A ship was taken for Antwerp at
lie for Cotton and 52s Cd for Tobacco, one for Bos
ton at &c for Cotton. one for Europe at =, and on
Monday two vessels for New York one for Baltimore
and one for Richmond Va all at Sc 4 hid for Sugar.
Cotton was shipping to Liverpool to fill up at l932d,
and Flour to Boston at SOC ID Dbl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Slen Gorltans Glouer glatHft.
CRFsCFSr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening. Nov. 30. 1855.

The money and paper market moved on to-day
very quietly The calls on tile banks for discounts
were $3.50 for the present position of affairs 1t is
hardly necessary to alude to the great redundancy
Of money, and which bids fair to increase In fact
we might as well omit quoting daily operations in
paper and general sales thereof The calls on the
banks continue much below the income in the aggre
gate. Some banks, will, however, have surplus
over their receipts, others may have nothing, but all
are enabled to discount paper invest in exchange
The purchases of exchange by the banks are largely
beyond the amount of last year at this epoch, which,
of COURSE strengthens the position and sustains our
views that large amount of resources are available
for commercial transactions,
We have received communication regarding our
remarks in Mondays issue on the withdrawal of
capital from New Orleans and inquiring about the
paving contract. We have to remark thatthe per-
son who realized the Sl50,0OO knew no more about
paying-stones than the occupant in the moon he
was a dry goods merchant regularly brought up to
the trade and sold dry goods in this city for several
years. We have no room for further remarks on this
question Of capital this evening" Suffice to say that
we have tolerable large warehouse Of facts Incl
dents and occurrences in our good city for tile last
forty years, which We may from time to time draw
On.
The exchange market to-day had a decidedly stiff
fleming aspect The bank rate for checks was how.
ever, very uniform at dis on New York. Outside
rates to per cent dis. At there were several
negotiations Thirty days sight n to Il dis Sixty
days sight from ID to 4, and 81 dis. 4 round
amount was taken by one Of the banks at n dis. In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

ST., CHARLES THEATER.-rhe bracing change of
weather permitted the st. Charles to be filled last
nights and Collins was so jolly in his Irshsns, that
all the audience were more or less happy The
Wandering Minstrel was one of the good things
that turn up at the st, Charles occasionally The
sentimental song of Pretty Jane, by Fanny Denhum
as Herbert Carol and the comic song of BLOW the
Winds, heighho' by Yining Bowers as Bags, were
capital, and made the audience perfectly uproarons
Tonight Collins in "The Nervous Man and the Man
of Nerve" and THE Wrong Passenger" with Fanny
Denham and Vining Bowers in the murderousy funny
@ree of MiIlfn! Murder.N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

TIE Kansas SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, Attorney
General Black has recently given decision in refer
ence to the removal Of the Capital Of Kansas The
seat of Government was fixed in 1853 at Lecompton
in accordance with law which required it to be per
manently located before any appropriation by Con
gress public buildings could be made available, and
the buildings were erected there. In April last, how
ever the Legislature passed law changing the seat
of Government to biinneoIa. The Attorney,General
decides that this law is void, and that Leeompton
must remain the capital during the existence Of the
Territorial Government