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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
DOARD FOR HORSES IN THE COuNTRy-REpT ON
ID the best Of hay good and sabes Terms n
per month Good city reference given For parcuars 40.
ply TO Read Benedict, No. 8 Wall street p ~
8. W. BENEDICT, Jr RossvlIe 81
DOR sALR-A VERY HANDSOME soRRyr, PONY Is
hands high, sound and kind suitable for anv ,,y,a cv
business; tro In about three unues prIee ievsie
Apply this day at " t'atharfne street ' 49,
LOR SALE CHEAP, THIS DAY ONE UANDa0wE
pony built horse Is hands high years old Sree and
stylish driver handsome for mikman or for family nae:
price 80 Apply at ~ James street. In The liquor store
L,0R sALE-A VERY HANDSOME HORSE. SLEIGH.
robes and bells complete establishment The horse ~
sound and kind and draw sleigh two men a., q I'M an
road; will besold Il bargain Apply stable rear az sst
Sixteenth street ~ ~ -"
HORSE wANTED-ONE ABOUT l5H BANDa uuau
good traveller, strong and perfectly sound Anv er.n
having Of this description and price OF
$780, may hear Of purchaser by addressing A. W post
ONCE ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

u CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Sailing regularly on advertised day.
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY ID
Tho famous extreme A New York built clipper ship
YOUNG AMERICA,
u. s. BABCOCK, Commander,
rapidly receiving her ut pier ID East river foot
OF Wall street.
The reputation Of the Young Americas Caforns trade.
well known to need NO comment Her passages have
been and 08 davs respectively and alwaye
delivered her cargo condition The large
ments already will enable her 70 give prompt despatch
N B-NO sal taken by ships Of this line.
WIN. r. COLEMAN CO.,
SO Wall street. Tontne Building
Axents in San Francisco, Messrs VIM T. COLEMAN 60.
E1chanQe on San Francisco for sale In sums 70 sutL
Limited advances made shipments of approved mer-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
York and New Orleans ssa%ssip Company win DO held
s ~ $50 snSn sofs s
a'ss'sd Time OF meeting O'Clock Nn by order ss,,.,
"A The twelfth festival dinner of the Ashanders win
be given At The waverley Hotel Broadway of Fourth
Tickets may BE- procarsd from the 6cmsss Of Arrange
s:LEwis HUTCMiNds, IS John street.
sEyM9gR 4, BgSGE, . Nassau stree.
c 6GssET IL a sEnH1s ssG Va. r :ssss
II Any Wishing in regard 70 routes cost
By s anS % s
Kansas City, No. we win send by return mail fun paIcSars
Central Mount VsTnon Fes
ss t.
Of % sSSo 1s abv
above. F. sEADER Collector.
NOTICE TO rAxrAyERs-oErIcE OF TIE GoMMs.
stree. York January TO- s5e-NOce is hereby given
Of New York 1879 are ss'Ss pubic ~
spsSOu and will continue open until The so day Of Aprn
order
% by I or e %sFs
ppcaon for such reduction exemption previous the
closing Of the rolls on said SOth day of April
The following section Of the act Of April 6 1857 published
for the information of taxpayers
Sec II During the time the books shall be open public
pection herenbeiore provided application be made
by any person considering himself aggeved by the assessed
valuation OF his real personal estate,
rected. If such application be made relation
valuation Of real estate must be made In writing stating the
ground of objections thereto and hersnpon the
shall examine into the complaint and if In their Judgment the
reced II such application be made In relation assessed
valuation OF personal estate the applicant shall
under oath by the said Commissioners of them andf
in their Judgment the assessment is erroneous they shall
the be corrected declare their
thereon within thirty days afer such application shall
been made to them No reduction shall be made the Board
of Supervisors of real
imposed under this act unless shall appear under oath
affirmation that the party aggeyed was unable to attend
within the period prescribed for the correction Of
reason OF sickness or absence from the ciy-Laws of 1851
page oW j, w. ALLEN,
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
j. W. BROWN,
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments.
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NJ B:1wIo HAS NOT HEARD o. THE osLEBR At.

~. ed Madame PRKwsTRRf she has been consulted by
ssnos "a ag and other cities with entire satisfaction. Che
VII. VIE p HUSBAND slso that OF her WATER II you wish
dee " cents, gentlemen 81. '' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE NEW
"A York and New orleans Steamship Company will be held
ct the ONCE of company No. Park place New
Tuesday. January IS 1850 punctual attendance Ia
quesisd Time OF meeting o'clock r NJ BY order
p MILLER, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

IN IMPORTANT TO SKIRT DEALERS.
OSBORN VINCENT,
Skirt manufacturers Of this city, have letters patent of the
United se which grant 70 them The exclusive right 10 make,
sell
Ladies expansion or extension
SKELETON SKIRTS.
Any person persons who shall any skirts
without license viii be held liable for damages t. the full
tent of the law
The undersigned parties having license from
the rights and privileges granted by said pltent:-
Douglas Sherwood, Wallace L Sons,
J. Wilcox Co.. J. p. Moran Co.,
". s. 4 Q. H. Thomson, Frost Co.,
Shelton Osborn Skirt Co, Samuel T. Doughty,
O. born CheesemAn. ID N. Baxett 4 CO.,
Downs Basset, N Donnellv Il Co.,
HAYDEN Harrison, o. Fl. Barnard,
Chas A. Postey, VIM Blackington, "agent"
Joseph W. Bradley, F. HULA Go.
w. a. Reed Co., OSBORN 4 VINCENT,
ProprietOrs of the paeat,
No. SO Warren street, New York
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
u vana and New Orleans-The steamship PHTT.ADE Ell
PHIA Capt g. Harrison will sail on Tuesday Jan 49, 1852
NJ foot Of Warren street. Bills lading
Of the proper form urnshed at the oe and bills Of adn
will signed after the hour Of sailing. For freight
sage apply at III West street. corner Of Warren.
NJ q. ROBERTS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUB
= LIN and Londonderry for x3o-The new and powerfn
steamship GLASGOW, Captain Thomuson will sail for Glas
gov on Saturday January a. at IL clock tickets from
Glasgow any Of the above named places Drafts at sight
and other particulars apply 70 TAPSCOrT CO., No. *
South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15
IN rERREROs DANCING ACApENIEs.

~, ~ West Fourteenth street. NJ Y, 22 Clinton sreet
BrookIyn-Pupis received 81 any time The quarter com
mences from TIE DAY Of entry Saturday evening practising
class for grown persona GeDemens evening casses Non
days and Tsursdsys ATTY O'Clock r. schools and private
attended Several dances including Emoire
Quadriss, are being taught Music 70 be had st No iOi
Broadway.
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gHIPPIN0.

s; - T. S:s An.
Ho d sad sss sss%.o
splendid Clyde bui iron screw stsamshps are Intended to
CITY OF hsis Hss s ss:a y..s.ryls
Al IL o'clock noon from pier No "A North river. 4,
Passengers vi" and this hs .nDsp speedy and safe route ''
Cabin, rom New yo,s hand and F ri s SIS
sass .saSs. x month"; go
sa e 81 10 Rs SssSss
ss it,
splios { satorced Win regard . he uss o. Light.
i9 3 w Rim BS = sdsss ss.
ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAyiasyloN
"A Co%pany's Nsw York and Galway nsTse as S de-
Captain Geo VIM Jackson Thursday the 9Th Of January
n s s. second g: '
Guiding tickets all The principal cities railway routes
6sd R1: g. sSs
%
any Of the above oses to bring persons any
principal cities the lines Of railway in Great Britain for $685.
" ''''- >'' ' AMERICAN EXPRESS co SSx.ASy.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON ana HAvRE.-rHE UNITED
leave for HAVE touching at southampton 70 land mails
sns % s. ser ys4 Sc y t.
This ship has ave water tight e"mpsrtmsns enclosing the
the safety Of the vessel and ing w0aa be
board tSe day before sailing, marked below"
ss
CrEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST, DUB.
e. % either Of The above s places good Tor six months by any
GLASGOW Capt Thompson .... Saturday Jan "a 10 ".
passags-Cabn SIS third class found with cooked
For freight Or passage apply y, pm, r., 70 r,.
crEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST, DUB.
steamship GLASGOW Captain Thomson, will sail Tor Glas
ans Ia
and other particulars apply TO TAPscoTT co. No Sc
South street
DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFkICA-FOR LIVER:
from the compapys dock Jersey City with the mails and
passengers for Europe, "Wednesday the 18th inst passsn
gers requested 70 be board at O'Clock A. The EU
hofA Will SAL on Inc z q cuN&RD No. Bowling Green
c,rEAM roLrvERpooI. LONDON GLASGOW ANO ALL
parts Ireland for 800 The steamship CITY OF MAN
CHESTER Saturday, Jan Is Third class TO all the
.SSys aiont II
CREAr UNITED STATES MAI. SOUTHERN STE AN
ton, s. C-The splendid and favorte steamship ABEL
Capt VIM Rollins will leave Charleston for Key West and
the 4h and 18th Of each month The Charleston
ssamshps win this port for Charleston every Wednes
dsy and Saturday ccoGs NJ o pier .s MS S SS
rSea SoHIecuns NAV w he had on anncaton 70
sPOFFORD riLESTON CO., 70 broadway
~~1v ,y,C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

TyOAL-COAL AND WOOD, 81 Is PER Toy-ReD ASH
~ large nut delivered at 25 stove CRATE furnace nj
1oveT caah nrces All under cover. Wood and kiniiur
~, r retailers NJ low rates yard 1859 West rne
e1sh grook between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

MISCELLANEOUS.
An INsTANTANEoU5 HAIR DYE.-OUR PREPARA.
"A ten the cheapest in the world.
PROFESSOR GEORGES HAIR DYE
entirely different from other hair dye in tits
rely free from all injurious gradients be applied
ume and win not the goss OF the most delicate hair
does not that generally produced
most hair dyes. The time required for the
WHISPERS, MousTACEE AND EYE BROWS
ID bat few minues For -
LADIES' AND oENTLEMEN's HAIR
h~i- put up in "oae bottle" thereby
avoiding any arising the use two or three
separate liquids; desired color be produced
from
LIGHT BROWN TO A JET BLACK,
restoring gray har 70 its original color will not fade
~ssh out and will leave the hair soft and perfectly natural
GEORGES hair dye u the
CHEAPEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.
Only thirty cents bottle" Sold atyhedrug 906
Grand street. New York. Agens-Mrs. Hays lis Fulton
street. Brooklyn; Livingston, druggist ia aud 2i4 Grand
street. Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15
DANCING A CADEMTEs.

nUMAR's CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY. 2s1 DowrRY.
~ Lessons u month Mondays Wednesdays Thursiays
and Saturdays Ladies' afternoon classes Wednesdays aud
Saturdays at O'Clock. AT O'Clock soiree. Admtitnee
oents Private lessons 30 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

VIZ j. sHARPs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
w with W Holmans patent rederbls cushions patented
" These tables known 10 be the hest the world Per
sons Of superior table will find 10 their advantage
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere few
second hand tables with patent cushions and marble BEDS for
ale CHEAP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

CHARP's IMPROVED BrE.IIARDTABLEs ARE KNOWN
- 70 be the best In Mo world All inferior patent cushions
replaced Holmans patent rehoxible cushions. Manuac
tory No ls Fulton street. few second hand tables for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15
BILLIARDS.

These tables well known % be the best IN the world
For sale only The manufactory 81 and IS Ann street, and
q PHRLANd. 706 and 1888 broadway, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-15

CrEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST, DUB.
lin Londonderry without delay. for $50 Return tick
either Of the above places good Cor six months by any
steamer Of the line, 360
GLASGOW, Capt Thompson zee. Saturday Jan. "a 10
BDINBURG, Capt Cumming Saturday Feb. H. IL N.
Of $b third class found with cooked
provisions, $50
For freight or passage apply 70
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03
A Heap of Money.

The Railroads in the United States cost
nine hundred and seventeen millions Of dol
lars and the net income amounts to 81
per cent interest on that amount. About
one half f. that amount probably has been
paid for the iron rails which could and should
have been made at home but were made in
England. Hence nearly all the gold dug
in California has to be shipped off to Eng
land as fast as it arrives to pay the debt.
The manufacture of those rails would
have given employment to a multitude of
hands here at home. Those hands would
have built houses-making work for Amer
lean mechanics, and consumed flour. beef,
corn. pork, etc making market for Amer
lean farm produce. How much better it
would be for all hands. if we could learn ''to
live within ourselves" and keep the money
at home. Think of it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03

The Republicans of Iowa have discover
ed secret Democratic circular, emana-
ting from Washington, and containing
the result of tabular exhibit of the
vote of the State in 1856; the object of
which is to show just what counties the
Democracy were weakest in. and which
could be best colonized. It is then boldly
proposed to colonize the out counties with
imported Locofoco voters, and for this pur-
pose it appears that authorities in Washing
ton are cooperating with the Democratic
State Committee for raising large corrup-
ii, n fund. The circular is signed by g.
Donnellan of Washington City.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03
Turn Out the Hounds.

Mr.. Ossomus Hart. of Ridge Prairie, Sa-
line County, Mo-. advertlses in the Kansas
City Journal that five of his human chat
tells named Caesar, John, Dan, Charles and
Ann. worth we suppose some $4,000. took
to themselves legs and Runaway in July
last.
Hurt feels hart about it, and offers $500
to the man who will catch them. Probably
Cesar and Co. felt hart that he didn't pay
them their wages. Several of them are de-
scribed bv;i the scars they bear. Perhaps
they ':feh hart' about that. Caesar calls
himself Caesar Logan. Hurt says he sis
black in color, aged about 81 years, can
read and write, is blacksmith and preach
err, rather quick spoken and sprightly in
conversation Who'll catch the Runaway
Preacher =?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03
VOTE FOR THE CONSTITUTION y
Tuesday, October 4th, 1859.
TO TIL e EOPLE Ell!


If you want to secure Kansas to Freedom anG
Free Labor, VOTE FOR THE CONSTITUTION
If you want to secure free and untrameled Ju
dietary, VOTE FOR THE CONSTITUTION.
If you want to have public officers who are re
sponsible to you, and whose every act will not be
in defiance of yonr expressed viii, VOTE FOR
THE CONSTITUTION.
If you want to have the entire control of your
own affairs, free from the oficious intermedling
of Federal mercenaries. VOTE FOR THE CON
sTITUT1ON.
If You want to settle once for all, the 'Kansas
Question" VOTE FOR THE CONSTITUTION.
If you want to promote.peace, tranquility, and
the supremacy of the law, VOTE FOR THE
CONSTITUTION.
If you want to encourage the investment OF
capital in your midst, VOTE FOR THE CON-
STITUTIoN.a
If you want to secure the establishment of a
benetieent system of Common Schools, VOTE
FOR THE CONSTITUTION.
If you want to getrid of corrupt and demon
slizing government, VOTE FOR THE CONSTR
TUITION. p
If you want TO strike death blow at the Blu
chanan dynasty of slavery, fraud and extrava-
gance, VOTE FOR THE CONSTITUTION.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03
Republican State Convention.


The Republican Electors of Kansas are reques-
ted to choose delegates to meet in State Conven-
ton. in the city of Topeka. on Wednesday, the
- day of October next. at o'clock, p NJ. for the
purpose of presenting candidates to be supported
for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State, Auditor. Treasurer. Attorne,
General, Superintendent of Public instructions
and Member of Congress. and to elect delegates
to the National Republican Convention. and for
the transaction of such other business as may
come before tn. Convention. The following shall
be the basis Of representation to said Conven
ton: -
Doniphan county, 4 delegates; Atehison, S;
Brown, / Neniaha, ] Marshall and Washington,
j; Clay. 1; Riley, 2; Potawatomie. l; Dickinson.
]; Davis, l.; Wabonsa. I; Shawnee. 4; jackson, j;
Jefferson 3; Leavenworth. 9: Douglas. 7; John
son. 8; wyandotte, 8; Lykins. 8; Linn, 8; Bour-
bon, 3; Allen, 9; Anderson, 9; Franklin. 2;
Woodson, l. Madison. l; Cofey, g. Usage, /;
Breckenridge. 2; Morris. /; Chase and Butler, !;
Arnpahoe, l.
Each delegate attending the Convention must
bring his credentials with him.
or s. G. PoMEROY,
r' Chairman Central Committee.
A. @. WILDER. Secretary.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03

Who is there that is at all familiar with
Kansas history that does not remember the
raids of ''Shannon's Militia made up of
Ruffians from Missouri and other slave
States during the summer of 1856 ? Who
does not remember the murders, conhagra-
tons, and plundering scenes generally that
followed in their train while they were do
ing the bidding of the Governor? Who
does not remember how Governor Shannon
himself stormed over the Territory at the
head of a gang Of Rufians hunting for in
noeent Free State men, insulting their wives
when found at home, and threatening ven.
geance and massacre on Free State men gen
orally. Who does not remember this mer-
lean Hayndu All remember him. Well.
we desire to call their attention to the fact
that this same Shannon. this same persecu-
ter of Free State men; this man who prosti-
tuted the Office of Governor to the internal
designs of the Border Ruffian pro-slavery
propaganda, aOas President Of the last Dem
ocratic Convention of Kansas wAich aaonai-
mated Judge johnson for Congress
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03
Tha state Convention.

One of the most important Conventions
ever held in Kansas will be the State nomi-
mating Convention which is to be held al
Topeka on the l2th of October next This
Convention will determine the government
tai policy of the new State for the first two
years of its existence, and shape it for
many years to come. It is therefore inn
portant that THE PEOPLE should be fully
and fairly represented in it.
We know that in the present state of af-
fairs in the Territory. the task of choosing
delegates so often and attending SO many
elections, is to certain extent burdensome;
but the importance of these elections on
the future prosperity of Kansas is such that
the people cannot afford to allow any OF
them to go by default.
We hope that the Southwestern counties
will be fully represented in this State Con-
vention, that it may not be charged ,hereaf-
ter, as heretofore, that their own lukewarm-
ness has been the cause of their being dis
franchised and their claims overlooked
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03

Hon. Emerson Etheridge is again elected
to Congress from Tennessee. He is one of
the ablest men in the whole South, and de-
cidedly the 6ravest! He stood up CALAMITY
against the Nebraska Bill and is never a
fraid to stan up for what he thinks right.
He offered strong resolution in Congress
Against the re-opening of the Internal Slave
Trade which took the piratical gentlemen
from South Carolina, Alabama and Mississ-
ippi by surprise. and passed the House al
most unanimously. It's good sign to see
such men sustained in Slave State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03


The Leon Pioneer, Democratic news
paper printed in Decatur County, Iowa., has
a two and half column article on ''Priest-
craft, Black Rerublicanism, and Higher
Law" in which the editor speaks of ''the
Questioning and negro stealing Congrega-
tionalists,'' and of the resolutions passed
by the Congregational Association, sympa-
thising with the Oberln rescuers, as 'abom-
inable," and then recommends that Minis
ters of the Gospel of this kind
"Meet with neither moderation or liberation,
but be very promptly dumped into the nearest
horse pond or mud puddle, or arred and feather
ed or hung. erucified or got rid of by any 9th
er means preferred by the people" eft
He will get an Office, says The Burling-
ton Haek-Eye. Next to catching negroes,
abusing ministers pays best.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03

The news from the jefferson Gold mines
is good. and growing more so with every
arrival. $4,000 came through by the las,
express To Leavenworth. New and rich
diggings are reported on the head waters of
the Colorado, which yield IS per day
Also new discoveries in many other places.
We shall not be at all surprised if the :. Great
HttnaBug" turns out to be a splendid reality
in the end. Wait and see. It's big eoun-
try and not one hundredth part of it has
been prospected yet.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-03
pI,e Extremes nave bEet

tt is an amusing and instructive sight to
witness the makeup" of the opposition to
the new Constitution and the Republican
party. First in order mot IN talent or re-
spectabiIisy-but in mendacity and mean
messy is G. W. Brown of the Lawrence
Herald. Brown is something ola reformer
in his sOay, and favors Free Love, female
suffrage, and negro suffrage; and he oppo-
ses the new Constitution because it does
not establish these things. Judge Schuyler
is a piece of the same cloth. and he, too
opposes the Constitution on the same
ground. These men are but types of their
class set of morbid sentimentafists of
cious moral characters who sought Kansas
as field for the propagation Of their sickly
and disgusting theories; aud failing in this
they very naturally fell into that receptacle
of all that is vicious and abominable-the
Democratic party.
On the other hand we have such men as
Forman, Able, Emery, Eastin. Garyin, and
all the other members of the old slave
ny party of 1866. These men are in ia
vor of enslaving the negro, and oppose the
Constitution because it fails to enslave him.
During the Kansas troubles they would
have hung and quartered Schuyler and
Brown and ALI their ilk, could they have got
hold of them.
But now both these factions-the fire.
eating slavery propagandists and the negro
suffrage fanatical Abolitionists, have united
in the support of pro-slavery Judge john
son for Congress. and in opposition to the
new Free State Constitution. Verify the
"extremes have met %