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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

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r. having been made to xppear to me that the
Atehison Branch Of the Kansas VALLEY Bank
entitled ssan Act 20 Incorporate the Kansas VAL
leg Bank approved February 18th. 1857. and
which Branch Bank was by the Act Of February
Eth lsSe, excepted from the provisions Of an Act
first mentioned Act: therefore
/, James w. Denver, Secretary and Acting
Governor Of the Territory Of Kansas, do hereby
proclaim N accordanee with the provisions OF
am satisfied that said Branch Bank has com
piled with the provisions of said Act, and Is
therefore authorized TO go into operation.
In testimony whereof have here
unto subscribed ms name and afixed
Il ! the great seal of the Territory of Kan
40 sas this fifteenth day OF Eehruary.
A. ID. 1853. j. w. DENY ER.
SAMUEL c. PoxERoY, Presideaf.
JANIS z. WALKER, Cashier. Feb 70
r. H. Clenlo,
MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in ready
1s1 made clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods,
Sands Harness shop, Lawrence. 4. i. Feb @
MONEKA ACADEMY.
MRS. HULDAH A. GOODWIN would re.
4sl spectfully inform the public that she VIII
| open q School in the Moneka Academy. Jan. 4th
branches of an Elementary and Collegiate course
of Education French, Italian and the Spanish
Languages; Music, Drawing, Painting. and al
kinds Of Ornamental work viii receive particu-
ton.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERMoF ELEVEN WEEKS.
Elementary Course, % 90
Middle Glass, 90
Moral and intellectual Philosophy,
and Higher Mathematics, 90
Languages, each extra, SEQ
Drawing and Painting, 90
Ornamental work free of charge.
HULDAH A. GOODWIN, Principal
MoLLIE A. McGRATH. Assistant. 3m22
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WaferProaf Roofs.

WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE Oh
wv Winter Boots, call at SHANkLIN,S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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HI. M. Simpson,
Peoria CiH.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7, Massachusetts
IN street, Lawrence. Office hours A. NJ. to
P. NJ Dec. 1857 If
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rLARIOEETTg, Flutes, yiolizs, gieiin bssE.
A LII kinds Of writing paper, envelopes, pens
I = and pencils, for sale b o. " WtlAAhfh.
SMALL assortment Of boots, caps, and vim
a eisse tie concord. O. W1fsHARTH.
4 cc0RDIaNs and Fiutinas, and Masis. 4
a fresh supply this dsy reeeIys4.
Dee 10 81 Os y kLaAhIu.
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ax Eokesl /

TEGLE BARKER has the largest and best as
l. soFtmeat Of Piows ever brought 20 ksnsas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

TyGLE BARKER has Thermometer Churns
l. which will make Butter worth 80 eta. per
r,nund Nov. II. 81. C
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MIDDLETON, sTRoBRIDGE & Co.
photographers and General EngraVefs.
MAPS,
PLANS,
DRAWINGS of every kind,
PORTRAITS,
BONDS,
DIPLOMAS.
SHOW CARDS,
VIEWS of BUILDINGS
LANDSCAPES, &C., Executed in one or more
colors. Notes and Diplomas always on hand.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan, Is55-Iys
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AlmnIsaes For 1851 Free.
WE WISH TO SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
w In Interior and Southern Kansas Eith o
correct Family Almanac for next year,
"FRzE ftR ATS, for a0fkfnS AID not esarge soa
g cest. -
Store Keepers supplied with any number they
mas want to distrbute. Apply TO
WOODWARD b FINLEY.
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Churns.

|TNGLE BARKER has Wolf Traps. Rat Trap.
4 and 50 On. hos. II, 81. Il
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n. SLATER.

IseRv4RpER aai general conmisslsn Mer-
Z chant, No. 81, Lesec. IS. Louis, Nee. Eas
nasnroassed fasffzties faf ard siFas special asa
zersoaaI sfleEfion to the Forwarding Depart
rsent. has long experience a1a general &C.
euaiasance with Steamboat ea1zers tnd gap-
fains Express and Transportation Companies
censerfne SC this point. ald asssrss EesNsrdets
and Shippers generally, Of his a5l.tz . egzfsast
freight e the Vef7 i5Hsst rates.
0fdeFs for buying snd shipping al kizds y est
ern produces hemp Hool, feet5esss rzuris5ons.
vreeeries. mscEfnsss. Sc, solicited aIi 9zssn9t=
s. a-teaded TO- 70 insure safe tEags7tt uz4fk
naekaeez Care CT 3. Slater. st. hoaizs no.
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JINGLE BARKER has large quantity Of vsry
L superior Ok Yokes. Ok Chains and HaEross'
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Girl wanted.

A GIRL TO DO HoUSEw0RK WANTED
n to whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE
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Caleb 3. Pratt,
nEAEER N LAND WARRANTS, FARMS,
~ Town and City Lots. oFeF the CITY Drug
Store. Lawrence. Jsn. 8. ls58. en-
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r CAN NOW SUPPLY ny CUSTOMERS
i with all size and styles Of COINS, tTined IN
the latest and best style, at log price Alsoo
Furniture. / have the best Of Norkmsn. I
warrant my work and the articles going out Of
my shop to be what they are recommended
I'm j. kELl4f.fs-
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yVilmarfhss Circulating Library.
CIRCULATING LIRRARY-EEW AND
~ popular books arc constantly added, as pub
iished O. WIIEARTH.
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W. e. Sufllffs
MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths
Ul Clothing. Hats, Caps. and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. ST., doors nerth Of Bleod3s stors.
Aug, 8, IS57.-tf
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WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTER SUP
w pIiea of Drugs &e. Our friends in the in
terror viii please send in their orders TO ths
CRY Drug SToRE.
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Hem Aobeftiseip
Season Arrangement

Of the ne,r Missouri Riuer Passenger Pack
ct, DUNCAN S. CARTER, Capt. Wm. Eds.
Regular st. Louis, Kansas, Wyandott,
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ssLet Your Light Shine Abroad.
bbls Canphine,
TO- Spirit Gas. Burning Fluid.l
Lard Oil,
Winter Sperm Oil,
Just received, for sale low at the
CITY DRUG SToEE.
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J. o. Parsons,

p. Ss Pest & CSs,
bankers & REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
ID Exchange Building. Kansas AEenne. Wyan-
Gafk K u iYiIf
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SAHUEL C. PoNERoY, Prss;deat.
JAMS e. WALKER, Cashier. Feb 70
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03

Debtors, Take Not ice.
T1HE Undersigned psCIIy requests those indebted
20 him TO come forward and make pay durisg the
present month Of February further iudu Fsnea cannot
given ant he shall be compelled TO plaza 10 accounts
notes all who m 70 comply into Sue he hd officer
collection. He is very much Obliged 10 ths public for
the patronage accorded to him. and hopes viii Be cOnn-
ued, with prompt payment
feb Sim n. s1ILZBAC Her.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

NFSGOLRICK 4 BURNS are opening az their e.
w tzblssmsnlr Manufactured, No. 90 doOrt0 BIZ.
Powers Clothing SOre general rmeut Of C0ulGctun
cries, which they intend selling very reasonable and
trust BY their attention 10 business induce the public %
extend 70 them Eli1era share OF PATRONAGE AMONG Lead
ing articles hand and which they viii be receiving
the following, viz:
Candies, Of every VARIETY Pine Apple sud Ohio Chscss
Fruits, Of every kind5 Braudi55z Niues- best erts
Pickles, assorted; C0uiials Of every Varis.gi
Picked Oysters & Safdiueg; Ale and Porter,
Shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars
With variety Of articles not herein euuEn Grated
In connection with their Confectionery they invite ne E
tsnt0n Of the public their Bakery, from which dsy
supply Of fresh Bread, Cakes, and Passry can be had
lies viii be made up 70 order and carefully sent 70 AA4 "
0fthsCity. ...- A..
Having permsnety located here, We o. course E-a 80
patronized literally 70 the end. VI intend selling on 80
terms, and by our demcanOr commend oufsg..,gi9 s-
kind notice Of q generous public. we reFelt--i.yy
Country Dealers " bo are IN line Of tce5 10 give %
eau 2e.oI1 u'eAA'ins else GrG0LRICR Burns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03

IRU n KS,
VALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
I ADIBs' ans Travelins TFuuls ., ox,ra size;
o. - 40 sols l leet I, Iruuka, ell siEssi
DO DO do Ashisnd 90
do RusseU Vaiises;
large stock Of
Capet Beg, satehss and Baek sags Of all sizes and
Can at No. q Public Square.
oet2 SNYDER q PRIZZRLL.
LADIES WEAR-
I ASTlNG Caters, with and without heels,
II Congress Caters, with and Without hssIs
Lasting Front Lace Caters,
Glove Rid Caters, Congress and Side Laoe,
with heels,
Boots, with or whOut heels,
Kid Slippers BuskiBs,
French Kid Slippers, with heels.
nnss SNYDER 4 FRIZzRLL-
LTRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-iOO
4 bids prime to eh0cs Sugar
200 bbls Powdered. Loft and Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime Bic COttee
l5O bhls Molssses;
100 d bbls do
80 bags Old Gov Java and Lsguayz Coffee
IS bbls Mackerel assorted;
so dozen Buckets:
$50 boxes Star and Would Candles,
900 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands
45C01 Imported Eegalia Clgsra
s0O00 assorted brspds &c
IS boxes Scotch Herrings
tIsrces Fresh Figs;
~ bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
50 boxes Bar Soap.
fsbll M&EF CHEATHAM.
/ IQCORS.-200 bbs Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
A. 49, bhls Robinson Co do.
200 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve DO;
leo bbls American Brandy;
o bbls do Gin
% bbls Peach Brandy
Also large stock. Of Fine Imported Brandes and
Wlaes just receive and for sale by
feb II Ia Eff CHEATHAM.
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TcKgrs-wholo., s.; Halves, 50 so, Quarters 81 2

TlChEIas-Wholes, s.; Halves, - So Quarters 81 20
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken Ct Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings OF large I'll be published In New York
nd New OlsEns suHda papers, Bld Cha lesion and
VE11ab daIiss.
luurdenrE Tickets Certificates, enclose the money 81
address, the Ticket ordered receipt Of which
they forwarded BY first mai. Purchasers have
Tickets ending iG any figure tb-y may designate.
let Il DrsWn Numbers fr I'll be 20 puE
cIasers edlately after the dTRFug-
Purchasers will pesse wife Jber signatures plain and
give their Post Office. County and STATE.
Remember that every Prize is drawn aud payable In full
without Hsruc ion
AL 600 and under paid Immediately amer the
draw. naoheT Prizes The usual SINE Of thirty days.
Al. cor muulrf. strictly confidential.
address .Tfers Tickets u C. p SWAIN, Nashville,
Teu.-Fsr,, DTto ANDERSON O. SON Managers,
frD % Macon Savannah, Georgia.
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Fisher, WhelesS & Co.

(sUoCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE co.,
-,OT-rON Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
produss Merchants Corner Broad AMI Market street.
S,bviIis Tenn. win devote particular attention 10 al
-. anl-n.-sd % Lham. uN 80
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Frederick Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudoIt0n, saxouy, has ia
" ken Office a No. 10, Front street Clark ard Or
f5Fs his services 20 the citizens Of Nashville the relief
Of Female Complaints Of all kiutsi Screula
worst lorm5i Consumption, hheumatsm nd BFOpsy. His
experience and practice IN regard these and similar
have been such 10 enable him guarantee pBrfes
c9rs If treated or taken in slime.
For sale a. aboTBs very superior article Of stomach
Bilters, Of his FentOn and manufacture, together
with a VARIETY OF OtbeH =Hr. srfF- ffa37-1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03

AUCTIOyEER AND GENERAL AGENL'
TTTOITID r IA services 20 public hs Agent Tor ne
w sale Of
Goods, Groceries,
Or other species Of property, e.tasf N W. 49, $50 .
Syi1" I'D considerable aasf ma can
8Io 5- - o5nd atths Counting Room Of tae Pgtrios
an a nv absence, 0rdsrycan De leh lmsr4-lr
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FARMERS,

u 10 sut oC Corn Shelters sraW Cutters, HRmes-
W Chains Of sny sind Wedding Foes Tor Corn, Cotton
labsCo0: svhe Blades and Cradles. Axes Rome for
Pow Lines Hatrrg f5gv Manure Forks Sbortls ard
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, SGusEFe Cut
ers- Nails cut or wrought Pump tasiu Elkes, tTaECut
Saws, sheep shears, and Riddles Waffle Irons, Cur
rs tou1r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03

M Z have hand large and complete rtmsnto
w Shovel and T0nEs and AndOus and Fenu0rs knlFes
an Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith Circular Saws
all sizes To 10 90 inch SaR Gumm5Ts Machine Beet
ing ali sizes 90 inches vide Pages Patent rcu
lar Ni Straw Cutters, ald great variety q Farm
ing in smeuts. ICci2y MAGkf q HAMILTON.
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Z. y. SAVAGE. b. D. ANDERSON
SAVAGE s. ANDERSON,
Guns ! Guns +!

WE a large GssOrtm8nt or Shot Guns Doubla
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety
MACY HAMILTON.
N doE Sausage Nils best qaaly for saIs9y --
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Bands and Stocks FOR SAT-

s4O-OO,l Straight Tennessee state Bonds.
20 900 Endorsed .
500 shares NaahVtlls g Chattanooga 3. T.. Btos
1000 BeWanes Mtuiug stock.
5000 HuniEVills Mining and aAaniastRKinE stoak
All Of Wkish wiz - BoA ~ fsvou5le LaTna 81
a. Bsa y WARhkHs 4 90,
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election will be held Planters Bank OF Tennss
n see, on MONDAY The FIRST DAY OF MARCH next
Tor Directors serve the ensuing year.
jan2g-td D. WEAVER, Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public, az Macon Ca, under ,hs sworn supsrinten.
ds1ce Of 2. G.. Buckley and Jos. Waterman ksq's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03
BLACKSWITHS,

Who inussd Of Anvis o. any size, Woes either com
uDnoT SHIr Below Of any Fran8d 60 work per
acrTr Horse hs Fs.aud Hal. Round Elgs Ssdaes and
Hand Hammers toraa-~h"a mule EuE sa aud American
Bitter ,gss and Sheer sSsC Stocks and Dies old fashion,
g SrrRg FsLsg % cost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-03
MERCHANTS,

no visit Nashville for the purpose o. tyng TaHIs Knives
and P0rEs Pocket Knives Shears Shot Guns
and Rfes locke Of eli kinds Cotton Cards, AEeOr any Of
the innumerbhle items esEsry make up complete
gocE Ur Hardware.
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A. sBs EzCBPides
COPPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER.
10. z, BROAD STEsrT,

rae e. . HESb3A AGACa
COPPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER
10. 2, BROAD STEsET,
NASHVILLE, TEEEE SSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of III. Henry
ACOasn in the above business, and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for thsT
bersy heretofore extended to the 6gm ana would most
respectfully solicit continuance OF avors from them GDd
wish infosm ell the world and the rest Ct usHkiRds
that have on hand and for sale spiend q L0t Of
COOKING STOVES,
OF various patterns Pgrl0r Stoves for wood azd COS
COMMON and aacy Crates Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Wars OF every variety hand made der Fur
uRces and Foot stoves entirely patterns Gin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
am prepared 10 do all kinds Of JOB Work, sach 81
House GATHERING H0Oh1g shy oher branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v DIRK.
Myod friends Of The RIVER will ind it to thsir sdysntazs
oca and give hesli1g JuCrs bargaining elsewhere
fuT work
ALSO for sale, one pair EsCoa 5-asnu ENGINES uyia.
der II inches diameter and four fees Ufuke with wafer
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for Leht draughl
steamer, which can be bought On reasonable isrzs.
iunel4 e25
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oLDsHEKRY AEg mADElRA VINES AND

DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS Old Pale ShsrTr lmpe-
rs Pale sherry: Opley's old Port, SaudeTmEU's Port
burgundy Ports yauhos Madeira; ten eases Hungarian To-
kay Latte CaTsG Hautssn CiaTeG ten cases Congress
Wssy 40 COU superior London Cigars various brsndG,
EIr5 HOLLISTER = CARTER.
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Sala % SfeaTnhnat-

sale Of Steamboat.
Y virtue order Of t8le from the District Court OF
ID the United States Nashville, in the OF J. T. Mat
hews ard Others the Steamboat Scotland b in
will Saturday, ths goth day OF February, inEta1t sell
public veudUs, board Of the Steamboat Scotland al tbs
city wharf the said Steamboat Scotland her boat, tckle
spDae faTniIuTe, the highest bidder. The puTeka
will be required psy two thousand dollars rash, and
give with good sseuTlty payable bank, six
twelve, eighteen months for the TssdHe Q9al in
stalmens. J. B. CLEMENTS, U. s. Mammal
fsbQ for the District Of Middle Tennessee,
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COOPEgS,
GUNSWTTHS,

Wrosls IN OF Trsss ,opE. so-k Eovas Lance or
TearcEaH LRvgIing Planes J0lnaer Atz-s ElcEIug Fa
loving HeHdlnE snd o,heT Co5Ps-'s hl.7sH.
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

w. r. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past ravors and ndulgsncez, would s-E-
Fest that we have Up more, and viii soOn
be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADs, LOUNGES, &C,
o. description for the trade ARd geneF
ally. Oce and HarsrOOms 40 Spring street, GERRY,
where will also keep 8 general assortment OF cheap
Chairs, Bureaus, WafdrObes, &C, and will keep on
baud and order every description Mattresses
Persons ordering from defiance may rely on hEYlnF
their ders filed. Respectfully,
W. Z. CORNELIUS, Agent,
SHAFFER & Co, PFOpns QS-tf
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annie Wrean.

The Oh Stand Of Ei-.u1a e. ,El.s.
rr- -.r.rE o. .r.
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NASHVILLE, JANUARY %, 1855.
IU-F received per steamer SALLIE WEsl'=
- 10 packages Golden syTup;
barrels d. Re. Crushed Segar,
DO Powdered do
do do LC8f DO
barrels Crackers;
100 bags assorted Shot;
kegs Bar Lead;
barrels julius Il. Smiths Old Reserve WHISKY.
EhEEMAN BIO IHERS,
isn3O-lf No. 7, College, , doors North d Spring e.
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PIANOS ~

I'VE have received Fourteen more Piano PORES from
" those unFvaled makers Light. Newton and Bradbury,
ard HAiu5s B7O's which make very large and
desirable. We would be pleased 60 have these ms Tumens
ined by L. whether they desire purchase not
livery Piano sold BY Ebs be warranted give sGsfac
ton every respect.
FEB 10 W. & z. FREEMAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-17

Mr.. ADAMS DIscouRsB.-Rev J. 6. Adams
of the Uniyersalst Society, preached most ex-
cellent discourse on Fast day. We can give only
mere outline of his sermon. His text was in
Malachi, 50 chapter, 9Th, 9th, 10th and 18th YER
He suggested the question, Will man rob
Code Can man affect God by any act he may
do' Here is a sense, said the speaker, in which
it msy be said we rob God We rob him of his
just dues when we disobey Him-when we limit
His power. God asks service Of us.
The subject Of the discourse was on moral OBJ.
legations to God his people-the claims that
He has upon us LIST, He claims that we give the
reverence and devotion Of our spirits; gratitude
and love He claims. I'd. He claims our obedi
ence-.we must serve Him-our means to do
good. Self robbery is committed when we disc.
hey God. Thus much for individual responsible.
ty.
The speaker then spoke Of the robbery we
commit against God nation. God demands
Of a nation obedience and a religious character;
neglect of this duty places any nation in peril
we must have religious character The downfall
OF once prosperous nations who neglected their
service TO God was spoken of to illustrate this
position. No nation ever did, or ever can flourish
long which neglects the service Of and obedience
to God. We need true patriots--parriots of the
true christian stamp.
The speaker spoke of true patriotism-what it
was, and what made true patriot The speaker
spoke in strong terms against the great sin of our
nation-slavery. Our churches are not true in
regard to this sin; we do not speak against
this evil in terms that all may know what we
mean. The great objects Of Christ's ministry was
to preach deliVerance to the csptives, and set at
liberty those that were bound. Again he said.
we need a christiauity that will save US from this
grasping money power.
The speaker closed BY speaking Of the lesson
that we should learn from the late financial de.
preston. Had we as nation and people serv.
ed and obeyed God, we should have been spared
this great calamity that has lately befalen our
nation. We have not done justice to the speak
er's remarks, neither could we fully in so short
space.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-17

ADMISSION OF New GRENADA INTO THE
United STATEs.-An extract from the report
of the Attorney General of New Grenada.
Senior Florentina Gonzales, on submitting 10
the Congress of that Republic new federal
constitution. recommends in the case of the
rejection Of the proposed reform. an applica
ton of the eight States of New Grenada for
admission into the American Union.
The correspondent Of the New York Times
at Panama, says in referring to this remarka-
bic paper:
"it is not singular that the most enlipbt.
ened men OF this Republic should despair of
maintaining much longer their nationality. in
the face Of the TACT that they are pressed down
by debt Of forty millions of dollars, on which
the interest 10 constantly increasing. while ,he
Treasury exhibits yearly deficit Of 5000 600
to $1,000, 900. Gonzales is liberal. minded
man, educated in Europe, has lived in tie
United States, and is not by any means alone
in the idea thut the best means Of promoting
the prosperity Of his country ia annexation 10
the American Union"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-17

MORE ABOUT THE BOGUS LoTTER1Es.-I
the New York Tribune we find long and
interesting account of the efforts which have
been made in that city to break up the vari-
GUS bogus concerns whose swindlng opera
tions extend over the whole country. No
less than twelve bogus concerns, pretending
to be located in New York. but in reality in
other places, have been broken up by Mayor
Tiemann and his officers, and the three heavy
swindling lotteries at Norwich and New Lon.
don, were broken up through his Efforts
Since the beginning of tie raid on the lot
terry establishments. many thousands of let
tiers addressed to them have Of course, accu-
mulated in New York. OF these the Mayor
has opened three thousand. Where there
was money enclosed, which was the case nine
times out Of ten, it was remailed to the send
er. These letters contained about $4,000.
There are now remaining in the New York
city post office, addressed to the nine swind-
ling establishments that have been brok en-
up, three thousand four hundred and forty
Ave letters, probably the larger portion Of
them containing money.