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The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Robinson and Lane.

1t is currently reported that Gov. Robin
son expressed himself short time since to
an intimate friend, as being willing to accept
the Office of United States Senator under the
Lecompton Constitution, provided he could
get the position. We have no doubt he
would accept the Office even under more dis
reputable circumstances. Lane would also
like to be United States Senator, and is leav-
ing no stone unturned to accomplish his
object. Unscrupulous, dishonest, and un-
principled as both these men are, if they
would but ''join teams" they could doubt
less secure their mutual desires. But so
malignant is their opposition that they are
likely to destroy each other; to all of which
we emphatically and gladly say, "Amen. -
They are both cold-blooded hypocrites.-
''Like Bunyan's By-ends, who followed Re-
ligion for the silver slippers she wore, they
are patriots because it is profitable to be
PATRIOTS
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The following are the late Kanzas ap-
pointments by the President: Mr.. Morris,
receiver of public money; Mr.. Patterson,
formerly of Pennsylvania. register of the
land Office at Ogden; Mr.. Moorah. register
of the land Office at Fort Scott; A c. Da-
Wis. formerly of New York; District at
torney of Kanzas; B. J. Eewsom, agent for
the Shawnee Indians, and Mr.. Badger, agent
for the Kickapoos.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The Richmond South describes the beau
ties of the English Kanzas bill as follows:
''It achieves a Congressional recognition
of the Lecompton Constitution. It affirms
the principles for which the south has con-
tended throughout the struggle. 1t admits
Kanzas into the union as a slave state, and
thus consolidates the victory of 1854. In
practice as well as principle, it is now es-
taflished that no federal prohibition will
avail to restrict the expansion of pro-sla-
very power
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
The Land sales.

We learn from gentleman just returned
from Lecompton that the land sales have
been postponed for three months only; and
that to give the Office at Leeompton time to
close Is basinsss-it being impossible to
do it 90 soon IS the fifth of July. No good
wii TO the people of Kanzas prompted the
postponement: and yet it viii be the mean.
of saving many squaster his claim
The demon who manages" the affairs oi
this Republic" r. i. still pursuing the
people Of Kanzas with al his yindictiye
fury. sz1 go {"
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
The Election on the Lecompton Con
Stitution.

4A6 Gs4SCt4CA OA tA4G 4kCS0A4PtOA SOA-
We do not know when or how the cleo
ton on the Lecompton Ordinance is to be
held. 1t may be preeipitated upon US at
any moment. A majority of the Board of
Commissioners are Pro- Slavery Democrats.
from whom we have no good to expect
Let US then be ready at all times. Let eve
~ qualified voter resolve to be at the polls
on the day of the submission no matter
what day it is, or how far he may have to
go to the place of election. Not single
vote should be lost. Let US show to the
world for the thousandth time, that bribes
are alike impotens-tha we prefer our lib
critics with poverty to the tinsei of prostitu-
ton. Every man must see his neighbor and
urge upon him the importance of voting
that day. The Lecompton Constitution
must be buried SO deep that no resurrec-
ton trump win ever reach it. We win
trample it under our feet, and stand erect
like men, showing to the country and the
world that We prize our 'birth-right" OF
liberty too much to ''sell it for mess of
pottage."
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The Lawrence Republican is congratula-
ting itself on the ''easy times.'' Money
can be had for the extremely low rate oi
JfUe per cent. 1soatkf The men who pay
that rate of interest for the use of money
viii never pay the principal.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

1t is reported that gentleman residing in
Tecumseh has obtained the contract to car
~ the mail between this place and Topeka.
to commence on the first of July.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The vote on the / sth inst at Lawrence
was 6o8. of which 596 were for the Leav-
enworth Constitution and 20 against it,
No further returns received.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

Mr.. Thaeher's name appears again IN the
Lawrence Republicans of this week. His
connection with it has not yet ceased as we
stated last week. Our ground for the as
sertion was that his name was taken down
and that of Norman Allen inserted. issi
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
AMRRoTYPEsI a
Great Reduction "a Pr

Great Ae0ucCIOu Id FT1Ce.
T1HE finest and most beautiful l-9 size AmbFc
Il types, Of unequaled deiicaey Of tone and fnish,
with good case, can be had at the picture rOOns
of j Bowls, Lawrence, for One Dollari All othsr
sizes of pictures in proportion.
Perfect satisfaetion guaranteed or no charge.
The subscriber feels confident that in thus redu.
cling the price Of pictures he is only doing vh;t
the times demand, and earnestly hopes that All
good and honest traders and tradesmen viii reduce
their high prices at least much viii ALLOW tbe
customers and friends dollar tospend Eor go0d
picture J. BOWLS.
LAwrence. KanzAs, Nay Is. 1850.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The vote on the Leayenworth Constitu-
ton and for State officers polled on Tues
day last was undoubtedly small, many re-
gareing it as entirely useless since the pas
sage of the English bill.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Land for SaIei

on ACRES of good farming land, with ,so.,
OO water and twenty-five acres of timber N !.
two and one-kalf miles from Emporia, for sir Al
lars per acre, if called for soon. Title complies
ALSO:
O0 ACRES prairie, one-half mile from En,,
OU ria, at ten dollars per acre. Title compla.s
P. B. PLUME.
May 22-f 1T TIE News Ofice
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The Washington Star says of the editor
of the Philadelphia P-ess: e'In week af-
ter the next Pennsylvania State election, Mr..
Forney viii be as thoroughly and svowed-
y identified with the Republicans as David
Wilmot is at this moment.''
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The Peoples" party have carried the
city election IN Philadelphia. By over four
majority. Buchanan Is beaten
in his own stronghold
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

The Washington correspondence of the
n. 7. Evening Post says: iFrom the pres
ent appearances, Congress win be ready to
adjourn on the 9TH of June, agreeably to
the joint resolution passed.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

FRosr SoUrH.-Private dispatches from
different portions of Georgia and Alabama
report heavy frost on the night of April
a6th, causing serious injury to the cotton
plants,
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Notice.

TNHoSE having accounts or notes against E. G
4 Phelps, VIII please present them for set.
tlement at The News Office in Emporia; and thosa
knowing themselves indebted to the said PHELPS
win please call and settle as soon as possible
P B. PLUMB,
May 22-w3. Attorney for E. G. Phelps.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Dr. =. BAILEY,
EHPoEIA, KAEEA&
New Store at

New Store at Forest Hill.
THHE subscriber is now receiving well select
Il ed stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hardware, sc., &c.
which will be sold at prices which defy eompet.
ton in the southern country. Purchasers viii do
well to examine my stock before buying elsewhere.
G. D. HENDERSON.
Forest Hill, May 9Th, ls5s-3m
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Stray Horse Taken Up.

TNAKEN UP, on Monday the 10th day of Nay,
i near the residence of Widow Dempsey, fifteen
miles west of Emporia, on the north side Of Cot
tonEood, a BROWN HORSE, shout twelve hands
and star In the forehead. The horee is now st
the residence of Mrs. Dempsey, where he can Be-
had by the owner upon proving property and
paying charges.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

Wm. Austin has retired from the editorial
charge of the Minneola Leader. and his
place is supplied by F. J. Beardsley, Mr..
AS former partner. q
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

Indianspolis and Lafayette, Ind. have
both gone strongly Republican IN their late
charter elections. -
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
FREsH LIMEI

~ " y . - - = -
III AT
WALKER, s. LINE KILA..Ss
Five miles from Einporia, rear the LsNrenoss
a'superior quality Of Liiae,. ,;.y-
r At IS Cents per Bushea.< Corn taEeH,
ment bP
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
For Sale Cheap.

ONE good two-horse Wagon, two yoke vul
~ Cattle, one excellent Mule, fitted either fo-
saddle or Harness. Also q quantity of Eiteben
Furniture. VIII be sold cheap for cash. Appv
to R. PARHAM or P. B. PLUMB, at The New.
Office. Nav 2a-a
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

: spaulding 4 Rogers great circus is now
exhibiting al Lawrence.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
J. W. Forney does not finch in his fight


J. w. Forney does not finch in his fight
against Lecompton scoundrelism. His pa
per of May 1st is full of fire. He pronoun-
ces the English bill "the incarnation Of
treachery and duplicity," and says that il
differs with its precedents in this:
''That they were swindies and this was a
bribe; which, protesting to submit Lecomp-
ton to the people, did not submit it, accor-
ding to its Southern expounders; and which,
starting out in the preamble with scanda-
lous misstatement, crowned the whole pro-
ceeding with declaration that if the peo-
pie of Kanzas did not take it, they should
tester in dissensions till it suited their mas
ters to admit theml
'fAnd this is the scheme that was forced
through yesterday-THE BLACK FRIDAY Of
our century!
''Well may the Senator from New York
cry shame upon the damning deed.
"And history will cry shame upon it, too
+
CATER Macbeth has slaughtered Duncan,
and while contemplating his double treason
to his king and his guest, thus violating his
political and his personal honor, he exclaims,
looking at his bloody hands, This is sorry
sight Those who read over yesterday s
proceedings in Congress. the report, as they
are, of violation of all honor and faith on
the part of the peoples Representatives, will
be impelled to make the same observation .
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
MILL FOR SALE.

TIHE excellent Steam Saw Eill of P.-A.-
Il Phelps, situated in Emporis, is Offered E-
reasonable terms. The Hill is elgby stD...s sHs
and capable Of doing good business fbe go &c
try around furnishes an abundance of good t;nSa
and the demand for lumber is constant ana :
ereasing. Two acres of land and good dveIrHHt n
house adjoining, viii be sold with il. Ann
2. PARHAM, or P. B. PLUMB, at The m Ne .
Office, Emporia. MAY 22-sf
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Locsla aIoca

HAVING leased the Steam Min Of p..s
II Phelps in Emporis, this is to not;fy tSa S,asn &
eFs of logs gOE in The Mil Yard to cone ~ osn,
and claim and marx s.sir log. aiatey. ss stsa tSa
Emporia, May =, ,5S-w5 I.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Hides, Furs, &e.

Hides, Furs, sc.
TRY HIDES. Furs, Buffalo Robes. Tsllow, Sc
L. taken In exchange for Goods, at the hisaes
market price. HORESBY FlCA-
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
"LIYE AND LET LIYEn
To the Ladies

And other articles.
REMEMBER THE CORNER STORE
Emporia, Nay 1855. HoRESBY & flick.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

OF MS lie. Ills unc0nQuefaDle Qetermlna-
ton united discordant and opposing ele-
ments in its accomplishment, and the iron
hand of destiny could not snatch the palm
of victory from the concentrated energy ol
the Protectori The principle illustrated by
both of these examples is the same, but the
objects of pursuit were widely different-as
different as are the aims of those who at.
tempt to sHbyert the liberties of free peo-
pie, and of those who peril life and fortuns
and honor to maintain them.
Let the efforts of single individual b
directed to one object, and he performs al
most miracles. How much more when the
resources of great people are thus direct.
|edi The thousand gushing riyuleGs thai
wind their way like so many chains of gol
over the fair bosom of Kanzas and Nebras-
ka, with the thousands more that come leap
ing ioyously down from the snow crowned
mountains of rock far away to the west.
form, when united, the majestic Missouri,
and swell the tide of that mighty stream
which the nature-loying Indian has poeti-
caliy named ''The Father of WatersI',-
Stand On its banks and behold that tremen-
dous mass ever moving IN calm, majestic
grandeur onward, broad, and deep, and noise
less. and you win feel how mighty and re-
sistless is the concentrated flow of thous-
and mountain riyulets. So the united &C.
ton of people outraged and downtrodden,
creates a momentum that can shake thrones
and oyeTturn long established tyrannies-
Let but the united energy of phiianthro-
pists be brought to bear against intemper-
The Washington union., 1858-03-28
~ OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1853

gaop. He declares that he thanked God for his saf
and quietly sat down fallen tree TO reflect one
situation. Shoes stockings he had none ; in short
only linen garment and that somewhat scanty and
he in the middle Of forest surrounded by hosts of
mosquitoes humming about him, evidently myenous for
his blood He had not Sat long in this plight, when he
discovered peasant horseback coming toward
him. a-.
She had approached very near when suddenly getting
sight Of the singular apparition ON the fallen tree she
pulled up her horse and looked aglast He addressed
her in very tender tone, saying, Hfashka moi putty
Saoa.' Come here my mothcr) She mustered courage
to ask what he wanted. " Your pcttcoat, was the re-
ply % have but take it and spare HE = she
murmurcd almost naudibly, dismounting and handing
him the garment He lost time in putting it on and
then marched along the road Shortly afterward his ser
want and driver up at full gallop, and were much
relieved when they bched him safe, but could scarcely
maintain their gravity sight of his extraordinary cos
tune. The horses continued their furious pace to the
station, whence two instantly sent buck with
the carriage, and in about hour my friend en-
abled to resume his proper habilnents.
The Washington union., 1858-03-28
Eugene Dnp,ty,

Sole igem for Posse 4 Lpbn's Pojumerp ana Compounds
TlNIE agency for the United States of Messrs Fessc
Iubu perrumery factors in London having been transferred
Broadway
George IDger being cnnneyipn with bmcn beg
merchants goods dealers aud the trade generally that
hand bond supply Fcsse bns
the Frangipann perfume and compounds the
festachc all their varieties to which be
time TO time whatever said nrm Introduce
combining excellence with novelty Merchants rely
filled with promptess and and
able terms az heretofore 4. DUPUY,
a0a Broadway, New York
rrangpann perfume manufactured only by Mesrs.
and they take this opportunity caution
which there how
approach degree the exquisite fragrance made by
r. X L.
Frnngipanni boquct. .-.. .
FrangipanDi oil for the hair. ctqusitcly scented
Frangipann Hold and mpa delight
fi fragrance 10 articles they placed near.
Frangipanni scented
Take cinirr tho
Of the upon and the apartment viii be delightfully."-
pcrfnmed.
Frnngpaun This Italian for the hair Its
suvernivc fragrance has given II world wide reputation
Frangipanni satche,, Sold everywhere.
March G-2tawTucs&sat:m
The Washington union., 1858-03-28
Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTHEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
~ woOFsON, who has arrived from Europe with his
we'll the manufacture others Of the latest
proved sIeoacics and eye glasses among which the
TFIsttgT' CONCAvE AND CONVEX, THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, ETC,
which warranted improve Affected with weakness
arpct. tending to IL also, SHORT -slGItFIDNES.
Persons who compelled glasses those using them
will lie suited at first sight Those wonderful
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL. ROCK
received the highest recommendations tho Worlds Fn
through their producing ccarncs and OF vision
totore unknown any other improvements.
Ao all styles OF and magniying glasses
sale his of Eighth
eighth street No te between
Penn avenue.
Nov 21-dly
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PUBLIC
Washington, March IL. 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS Tuesday
the 9th April 1883 the best the
lowing and House Representatives of tho Uni
ted States,
lt For transferring from md printing thou
sand less, d each fs Ca To Tie
the superintendent Of the Coast Survey.
I'd For
css) of twenty charts accompany the report
In the class the proposals the
dc transferring and printing cac Chart separately
In the class tho proposals the
each chart printing each per hundred separately
The charts will he this Office for the inspection those
desrous bidding the until the closing tho bids
where also blank forms for proposals may be procured
The paper requredfor printing will be furnished by this
will he WITH and bonds with
FROM the sl bidders the faithful
contracts.
distinctly bids will
directly engaged and practically
tho syIe Of work bid for
The proposals. the required the
portions rf the wl be addressed
signed endorsed the envelope Proposals Iograpng
GEO W. BOWMAN,
Mar l2--cotd IDtclSstarl superintendent,
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

LNBBITT HOUSE.. III. FREEMAN, + street,
between 18th aud b streets Washington, D. CThis popu-
fashionable hotel has been thoroughly repaired and furnished
superior furniture contains hundred
rooms, has all the requisites cf irst class house
provided coach which will be railroad
depo, landing every arrival for the
passengers and baggage TO the hotel Oct g.
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mnnd of the people from all parts Of the country u
edition Of this book, bringing down the statistics to the
present that disregirdei
sufficiently known throughout the country to render
here suffice that
the voluntary generous
ronpge Congress having adopted
a standard edition of
and Of il having received the special appreciation
tho pro
them suitable
book the rising
who support sentiments
Washington the principles mbode given
their generous and valuable
who the
may possess tho peuse
WILLIAM HICKEY
Mar 3--df Washington City, ". G.
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twelve interest paid
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