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Proclamation.

Whereas, By virtue of an act of the General
Assembly Of Kansas, passed ut the January ses-
sion, Je5e. an election Hss held Throughout the
Constitution for the State Of Kansas, and au-
thority given to said Convention to provide for
the submission Of the Constitution it should
tion or rejection and also for an election at the
same time Of persons to fill all Offices created b.
said Constitution and whereas, the delegates
thus elected, assembled IN Convention at Leay-
enworth and adopted on the Sd Of April instant.
4 form Of Constitution to be submitted to the
people. and provided for the election of officers
under the same, IN pursuance OF the terms OF the
act OF the General Assembly aforesaid,
Now, therefore. By virtue Of authority thus
vested in me, as President Of said Conven,,
ton do hereby proclaim that al election viii
the third TSesday. Che he Isth9 Of May next, at
which the Constitution formed as above set forth
shall be submitted to the people for approval or
rejection. The vote shall be By ballot and
those in favor Of the Constitution shall write or
print upon their ballots the words For tie Con-
sttafioH. and those opposed to the Constitution.
shall write or print upon their ballots against
the Coastnatt0E. Said election shall be conduct
ed bY the same judges as conducted the election
for delegates to the Convention as aforesaid. ae-
cording TO the provisions of section Is Of an act
uary session. 1s5s' entitled An act for the elec
ton of Delegates 70 Convention to frame
State Constitution"
At the same time, and after the manner pre-
scribed b. the act aforesaid, an election wilt be
held to elect persons to fill the several Offices
created b. said Constitution, as follows: 10
elect members Of the General Assembly accord
ing to the superintendent 10 Senatorial and Rep
resentative Districts as laid down in the SEIZED
ule to the Constitution: also to elect Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, a Secretary of State
Treasurer of State, an Auditor of State and a
Attorney General also to elect three Judges of
the Supreme Court, a Clerk OF the Supreme
Court, and Reporter of the Supreme Court;
also FIVE Circuit Judges. one for each judicial
Circuit. as laid down in the 9Th section of Arti-
Gle 1 of the Constitution; one County Judge
for each County, one County Clerk for each
County, and one County Attorney for each Coun-
| ty also a Superintendent of Public instrue-
| ton. and a Commissioner of the School Fund
! also Representative to Congress in the 35th
Congress of the United States.
I Gwen under my hand. at the City Of Leayen-
worth, this twelfth day of April. one thousand
II. F. CONWAY
President OF TIE C0nCeatioR.
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TovnslsY Eouse.

II there is anything in the way of eat
ing which is truly delicious, it is nicely
ofolied. fresh shad, and such luxury was
enjoyed by the guests of the Townsley
mouse Yesterday, at dinner, besides aYari-
esy OF wild fowls and game.
fresh shad from the Potomac, in this
slIy. IS great luxury, even for a private
lamuy; and the enterprise of the propri-
etors OF the Townsley House, in procuring
~ expensive a delicacy, is in keeping with
'ns character of their entertainments.
IN all the essentials of q first-class hotel,
Ssaon, rooms. furniture, cleanliness, and
.suie, Is is among the first in the country,
- s.'u We notice that our editorial brethren
.-'oasaout the country, who have partak-
81 Of Its Inequalities, speak of it with
aaqaaihed commentator. Such enter.
P..ss cannot fail to be appreciated and re-
"Afaed.-Aissourii Democrat.
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arsnd Lodgs Of Good remplar..


A Grand Lodge of Good Templars fol
Kansas Territory, was organized in this
city on Tuesday and Wednesday last
Ten subordinate Lodges were represented
A. n. BLACKLIDGE, ESQ.,, of Tecumseh,
was elected Grand W. C. T.; Miss E. l.
SMITH, g. w. v. T.; Miss HELEN III,
HEWITT, G. W. c.; Mr. JENKINS, of Law
renee, G. VS.; Mr.. MILLER, of Topeka
G. W. 7. A Constitution for the
Grand Lodge was adopted; and CON-
mittee was appointed to prepare Consti-
tuition for subordinate Lodges.
The Grand Lodge was located at Law
renee, and the first annual meeting is to
be held on the first Wednesday of May.
We understand that there are thirteen
Lodges now in active operation in the
Territory. and large number of Others
will be instituted..at an early day. Wher-
ever the Order has been established, the
greatest good has resulted from it.
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Isassnrerth Constitution.

The Leayenworth Settler is not pleased
with the Leayenworth Constitution. We
copy:
ave have not yet seen this document,
but from the synopsis of it as published
in both the Lawrence papers, we confess
that we are inclined to dislike it. Most
of its provisions are, as matter of course,
similar to those in the Lecompton and
Topeka Constitutions and the Constitu-
tons of all the States but in two essen
tial points it is Objectionable to the people
of Kansas. 1t partakes too strongly of
the Ritchey-abolition school. The right
of suffrage is conferred upon call male
inhabitants over 81 years which will
include negroes, mulattoes and Indians,
whether they have adopted the customs
of the white man +" or not.
"The other point is the equality OF
white and negro children in the free
schools to be established by law. If ap-
proved by the people, negroes will be en-
titled to equal privileges with the whites,
under the Leayehworth Constitution. We
don't believe in, nor can we recognize, the
equality of the negro race. We want to
make Kansas Free White State, and ex-
clude negroes entirely"
"Had the bill authorizing the late
Convention been passed without doubt
in regard TO its legality, thousands of per-
sons who remained at home would have
participated in the late election for dele
gates and thus have voted and secured a
more conservative tone in the instrument
offered. As it is, it will be hard work to
rally the people to the support of the new
document and the ridership of the old
iockies, as long as there is the remotest
prospect of Congress giving us anything
but the Lecompton Constitution under
the Senate bill.
AS passed by the House with the
Crittenden amendment, perfect fairness
and equality can be obtained, and all par
ties will vote and readily submit to the re-
suit. The child's play of forming con-
stitution after constitution, with the ex-
press design of rendering it SO objection
able to large proportion of the people
as to induce them to refrain from paying
any attention to it, or voting under it
by which means the trainers hope to
have everything their own way if sue
cessful, deserves rebuke. We hope that
Congress will speedily adopt either Doug
lass or Crittenden's bill in relation to
Kansas. The people of the Territory
would be satisfied with either. 1t is folly
for the Republicans or Democrats to at
tempt longer, by intrigues and chicanery
to control the people at large. Congress
will not admit us under the Leavenworth
Constitution"
The Kansas Chief is disposed to give
the Constitution a cold shoulder. The
editor says:
ave learn from a gentlemen just from
Leavenworth, that the Constitutional Con-
vention has finished its labors, and adj
journed. The result will no doubt be
published to the world forthwith. Some
how, we have had, and still have, notion
that this business is premature-that
whatever be the fate of the Lecomptor
Constitution, the labors of this Conven-
ton will have been for nought. But il
will do to keep people awake, and to KEEP
up brisk times"
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philiins ,ha Great.

Some of the extra superine Free State
papers are urging the claims of VIM. A
Phillips, as the Free State candidate for
Governor of Kansas. For Gods sake, let
us have an American citizen Tor one who
has been naturalized, at least, for our first
Governor; and let US have person who
has not gained the great bulk Of his poto-
riety by abusing good Free State men
who do not agree with his conceited and
and impracticable notions. With GER
tain class, Is is nothing but Phillips,
Phillips, Phillips! Phillips must be one
of the United States Senators, without
fail: Phillips must be Governor; and
Phillips must be everything else. We
would respectfully suggest, that there are
some other people in Kansas besides
Phillips White CEossa CHG.
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For future reference, we publish the
names OF members composing the recent
Constitutional Convention, in session at
at Leavenworth City:
Jefferson County-Ed. Lind, James
Monroe, j. C. Todd, A. W. McCauslin.
Shawnee County-A. L. Winans, L.
Fish, r. n. Fish, II. w. Curtis, w. w.
Ross, John Ritchey.
Atchison County-F. G. Adams, Caleb
May, g. N. Fuller, C. A Woodwork, III.
S. Baker.
Breckenridge. B. Plumb, VIM. Nc
Cullough, j. R. Swallow.
Butler and Hunter-Samuel Stewart.
Madison-G. d. Humphrey.
Lima. Danford, 7. Fl. Butler, R. B.
Mitchell, R. Ewing.
Brown-A. B. Anderson, Oryille Root,
A. w. Williams.
observation-disclosures Fletcher, II. Har-
vey.
Anderson-W.F F. N. Army, w. Spriggs,
w. L. Webster.
Cohey-R. A. Kenzie, D. A. Hawkins,
j. w. Elliott.
Calhoun-W. E. Bowker, Adam Fuller.
Lykins-G. A. Cohen, Thomas Rob.
erts, C. A. Foster, A. Knapp.
Franklin. K. Goodin, j. G. Reese.
Wells-A. Fl. Shurtleff.
Allen and Bourbon-W. r. Griffith, NJ.
H. Hudson, G. A. Muller, A. G. Carpen-
ter, G. w. Campbell.
Douglas and Johnsoh-M. F. Conway,
E. G. Scudder, C. II. Branscombe, A.
Goul!, W. R. Monteith, J. w. Sheppard.
I. L. Brown, d. PICKERING, C. Mayo, T.
D. Allen, T. d. Thacher, j. S. Emory, S.
n. Wood.
Doniphan-J. II. Lane, V. Barr, A.
Larzelier, w. Fleming, II. Robertson, C.
E. Perham, W. D. Beeler, ]. f. Hamp-
ton, j. j. Goodrow, F. n. Blake, G. w.
Higgenbottom.
Potowattomie-U. Cook, J. D. Adams.
Davis-J. II. Pellsbury.
Nemeha-S. S. Wright, R. W. Forrey.
Woodson-R. Austin.
Greenwood-M. L. Ashmon.
Wise-H. j. Aspy.
Leavenworth-H. j. Adams, Thomas
Ewing, Jr, j. C. Hatterseheidt, j. G.
Douglas, James Davis, W. Y. Roberts, J.
NJ. Winchell, J. NJ. Walden, W. H. Cof-
fin, Thomas Trower.-Leauen,oorth Her
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who wants to Exchange!

THE Subscriber being DESTROYS of moving
L South, wishes to exchange property in Wis
eonsn for land or well located town property in
Kansas, Missouri. or Arkansas.
His property consists of new Steam Saw
Mill conveniently located to pine and hardwood
timber on the one side, and a fine prairie coun-
try for a market on the other. A good Dwelling,
Storehouse, Barn &C., all in Muscoda. q Village
Of about seven hundred inhabitants, located on
the bank of the Wisconsin river. and on the Mil
waukee Il Mississippi Rail Road, and one of the
most beautifully located and healthy towns in the
State.
This property would suit any person wish
ing to go into the Laundering or Mercantile
business and would be traded separate if desired
In addition to the above property lhayea stock
of Goods, q Ferry run BY horse power, and some
timber land.
A stock of Goods would suit me in exchange
for the above property.
Further particulars may be obtained of David
MantoYe or his sons near Fort Scott, Kansas, OF
by letter to the subscriber Mt Muscoda, Wis.
ALFRED PALMER.
Muscoda, Wis. Feb. 20, SO. lew
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LAWRENCE. K. T.
Saturday Morning, April "a. 1858.
Liherfr of the Pres

If BIZ the liberty of the press we understand
merely the liberty Of discussing the prophets Of
public measures and political opinions, let us
have as much of it as you please; but If Ii means
ne liberty Of afroRting. edtansniatiH0 and defan1-
sa1 one another. /. for my part. OWN myself will
lag 10 part with my share Of it whenever our
legislators shall please to alter the law: and
shall cheerfully consent to exchange my liberty
of abusing others for the privilege Of not being
Amused myself-Frdnxzia.
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New YoRK. April Q,

Inc President has sent, by special agent,
t.l pS,oeiamation to the people of Utah
t. .oHa .s an amnesty If they will return
= men allegiance; otherwise the whole
esnef OF the Government will be used to
'eaace them to submission.
g. zen. HaFney will leave on Saturday
HI als command in Utah, accompanied
commissioners McGulloch and Powell.
sns narsweii. Secretary of the Treasury,
~ Others connected with the military
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@ Gov. WALKEE's recent letter to
the Democracy of New Jersey, dated Ho-
boken, March 9th, is the best thing we
have seen from his pen, and shows that
his heart is in the right place. "Sold out
to Gov. WALLER" was the contemplate
language of our enemies last summer
Now they are silent as death on that SUBJ
ject, as they are about Browns Cellar
Kitchen nominations"
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@Those men who re laboring to
bring the name of a one horse fanatical
pettifogger at Lawrence before the peo-
pie, as Representative in Congress un-
der Constitution number three. in prefer
ence to Marcus J. Parrot, are in very poor
business. We have no second choice for
that position, our first being our present
Delegate in that body, who has so faith
fully and SO ably discharged the duties
incumbent upon him.-Kansas Leader.
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Yefice ee INSTRUMENTATION

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors and
IN others interested that the undersigned has
obtained from the Probate Court Of Douglas
county letters Of Administration upon the e.
tate Of Samuel Switzerland, deed bearing date
are hereby requested TO make immediate pas-
snent. and all perzqps having claims against said
estate are requested 70 present them properly
authenticated within one year froa the date Of
said letters, OF they mas be preeiuded from any
benefit thereof IL said claims are not present.
ed within thfeeyears thes will be forever barred.
THCSECTHDS SWITZERLAND.
JAMES CHEisTIAE. 155afassfratrxz.
Attorney for Adm. feisH
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s. n. wood
n. C.GROsyEN0R,

I1y0OD EyGRASER. y. E. Corner Of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets. 81 story. Cincinnati
Isrch 18th. Isss. Il.
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Blacksmith.

THOMAS ROBINSON, respectfully amour
rounding country, that he has re-opened the shop
formerly occupied by Eldridge 4 Co.. where ne
intends earring on the above business IN all its
branches. with neatness and prOmptness, ana
hopes. with integrity in dealing and attention to
business. to command . liberal share Of patron
age.
N.B.-Country orders executed at the short
est notice.
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Nep Aobeftisefne


A TTORNEY AT LAW. GENERAL LAND
n Agent and Dealer in Land Warrants.-
Office, first door North of U. :. Land Office
Lecompton. Kansas Territory.
The Proclamation Of the President having
been issued for the sale of COO coo acres of Pub
lie Lands in the Lecompton and Kiekapoo Dis
tricts, in July next, shall be prepared Il
locate Land Warrants at private entry for non
residents Immediately upon the opening of the
lands.
Eastern Capitalists and others for making richl,
paying Investments; as the lands to be offered
are the most eligibly situated of any III the Ter
ritory; are unsurpassed in fertility, and are the
first lands ever yet offered for private entry in
Kansas.
For full particulars, address,,
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FIcur! FIOur!!
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Pictures. Pictures.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
l. to the people of Lawrence and vicinity, that
he has opened a suit of Rooms in Robinson's
Building at No. Massachusetts, ST., where he
would be glad to see all his old friends and Gus
toners. all the modern improvements in pic
ture taking is practiccd to perfection. The Am;
brotype, Mellaineotype, Ambrograph DC. are all
on exhibition at Boles' Crystal Skylight Picture
Rooms free Of charge. Excellent Pictures of the
new style taken for 81 50. Views, Family groups
tention to business and taking good pictures to
merit a continuance of the fayors so generously
bestowed by his old friends and customers, and Sc
any and all of the new arts given on Scientific
Principles. dec. 5 If j. B0LES.
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]. 81. clarnoola

We regret to notice the death of J. II.
Claypoole, for several years resident of this
city. He breathed his last near Mt. Car
mel, Illinois, among friends who loved
him while living, and mourn him now
dead. He was partner in the House of
Claypoole & Newly. Many will lament
his death here-all who know him-for
he was an honest man.-Leave1l,vorti
Times
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Iosiah MiIIer.

- thority established in Kansas, announces
that he will now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession of the law. Settling here
in August, ls5t, and being Editor of the s. kaSa-
sas Free SiGte," (which was destroyed in Law
renee. e1st May, 1867 he is well posted as TO the
best places for investing money on specula-
ton, and as to the true condition of most con-
tested claims in this county, and will attend to
any business of that kind.
n. B. That his Office of Judge of Probate does
not prevent his practicing law in all other courts
of Kansas; but it gives him authority to admin
lister oaths, take dispositions, Acknowledgements
of deeds and other instruments of writing.
A number of 100 acre warrants on hand. Of
fee No. -, Massachusetts, ST., opposite Express
Office Lawrence Kansas Dec 12 81 If
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HbbettsA Co..

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants
~ Office No. ,, on the Levee. p D. building
Delaware. Kansas. For convenience and eSst
of access Delaware is unsurpassed BY any poin
on the Missouri. being five miles nearer tn Law
renee and other points in the Kansas Valley
with good roads leading to all interior toBns.-
die we solicit consignments to cur address.
Mar 20 s. liz
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"FOx MORGAN

VERMONT has long been celebrated for It's
' noble Horses. Of these, the Morgan horse
is without an equal. In beauty style and cndur-
ance he is unrivalled. His fame has already
crossed the ocean, and Louis Napoleon's stables
have no greater attraction than the span of Nor
gans, for which mis- agent paid One Thousand
Dollars in Vermont.
have taken the trouble to bring one of these
horses from New England, aud his services as a
stock-getter will be at the service Of the people
of Kansas during the ensuing season.
FOX MORGAN is already fayorably known in
New England, having taken the second premium
at the New Hampshire State Fair in 1855 also,
the first premium in the Souhegan Agricultural
and Mechanical Society in 1e56. He was sired
By Comet e. sire, Billy Root z. g. sire, Sher-
man z. e. 2. sire, Justin Morgan.
He is six years old, coal black; fourteen hands
and three inches in height. and weighs 90
pounds. He combines those requisites which
one seeks in q hOrse-fgure, style and activity,
together with great speed and endurance. He
has trotted mile over a common road. with q
buggy carrying two personsl In three minutes
| and thirty two seconds. Good judges consider
this equivalent to a three minute gait on the
course. am prepared to furnish satisfactory
evidence in reference to the pedigree and repu-
tation of this horse
FOX MORGAN viii stand at Lawrence and
LeavenWorth during the ensuing season, on al
ternate weeks, to be indicated hereafter.
II. VI. SIMPSON.
Lawrence. April 1. 1853.
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A. c. W. Stafford 8. "
Stafford & yyOnd.

A. C. W. Stafford 8. n. WOOD.
Stafford & Wood,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lawrence, Kansas
n will practice in tn several courts of record
in Kansas and attend to cases in the Land Office
Special attention given to contested claims il
the Land Office aud the preparation Of pre-
cmption papers. Collections made in anypart o.
the West.
REFEREScEs.-Goy. S. P. Chase. Columbus
Hon. W. F. Lockwood, Omaha, n. T.; DR.. Ed
ward Sutton Smith. Boston, Mass; Gov. C
Robinson, Lawrence, X. T.; J. s. Trimble
Banker, st. Gilead, Ohio r. House 4 Co., Mt
Gilead, Ohio; Simmons& Leadbeater, st. Louis
Mo-; Hon. j. NJ. Root, Sandusky, Ohio; Hon
5. J kirkwood, Iowa City. Iowa; Piner Der
ry. Bankers, Newport, KY. Feb -. '55
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Dissolution

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore known
L and existing under and b. the name of DIX
DEAN is, b. mutual consent, this day dissolved.
RALPH G. DIX will settle all accounts Of the
late firm. RALPH G. DIX.
January 5th, 1853. JOHN VI. DEAN.
Having sold all right, title and interest in the
firm of DIX DEAN 70 CHANNY Il. DIX cheer
fully recommend him to the favor of the Public.
JOHN N. DEAN.
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This town, situated at the junction Of the
l. Usage River with Ottawa Creek, in Frank
lin County Kansas Territory-bids fair 10 eclipse
many of her sister towns in population and en-
terprise.
There is now in operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient to run pair of Burrs
which will be attached soon. There are also two
good Shingle Machines capable of cutting from
six to eight thousand shingles each, per-day.-
Timber is plenty, and rs good as can be found in
any portion of the Territory. Land is Of the best
quality, both for farming and stock raising.
There is Post Office. two Dry Goods, and two
Grocery and Provision Stores here already
There is fine opening for mechanics of nearly all
kinds; good Blacksmith is much needed; also q
shoemaker, Carpenters, and other mechanics
The Proprietors will donate a lot 10 any one who
will erect substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale at reasonable rates. The
above place is located near the center of the
County, and will undoubtedly be the County
Seat at an early day. This place is twenty -iiYe
miles from Lawrence. and fifty from Kansas
City. JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
A. JOHNSON.
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THE subscriber hass, 0O0aeres of land in Doug
l. las. Lykins, Anderson, Frsaklin, and Cofey
counties, X. T.. worth from IS to SO per acre.
Also. one span of horses, wagon and harness, and
one single borss. Town shares in Deisware,
Falls, Georgetown, Pleasant Valley. Mt. Sill
cad. Pottowottomie city, &c. &c., all of which be
wishes to sell low for cash or exchange for good
property in Lawrence. Would like TO contract
for the erection of from one to dozen houses
in Lawrence and pay for the same in any of the
above property s. N. WOOD.
n. Il. Farm claims, pre-empted land, town
shares, city lots &C.. constantly on hand and fJr
sale BY INCH sOl Stafford & WOOD.
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Administrafor.s Notsee,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
- has this dSs obtained from the Probate
of administration on the estate of Stephen E.
Lenfest, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay,
ment, and all persons having claims against said
estate arc requested to present them properly
authenticated within one year from the date of
said letters. And If the said claims are not
presented within three years they will be forever
barred. EUGENE TEMPEST. Admir-.
March - less aprlJs3W