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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02
THEODORE PARKER.


About dusk, evening before last. two
Young men who work for Thomas Hubbard.
residing about four and half miles from
this city, on the Rochester road, We're sitting
on the fence near the house when one re.
marked that he heard a guu 90 off, and
very 50 afterwards a pair Of horses har.
messed to buggy came walking along
slowly, coming west. They started to
catch them. and as they nearcd the buggy.
they discovered in the bottom of it what
they supposed 10 be drunken man, but
who, upon closer inspection. proved to be
+. VI. Wright, in a dying condition. lie
was not quite dead. though barely gasping.
A. they took hlm cat %. the iuegy into the
house, where m "A few minutes more he
brcaihcd his last Instantly, enc Of the
young men mounted 4 horse aud came to
this city for coroucr, who asceriaincd the
cause of the death To- hc ron "A pistol ball
penetrating the skull about one inch above
. the ear, aud ranging forward. lie also AS
ccrtained that about a halt an hour before.
/ Drs. knode aud Chambers. of ~. Joseph.
had passed the buggy near toxs Mill,
some three miles further on the road and
when they passed it, Mr. Wright and
stout nero man wcrc iu II, Wright sitting
on thc l,tt side With li~ coat oh, the negro
"n the night SIDE driving lonng Mr Gas
tie anl othcr- SAW them about he same
time. Ar the mill. Wright and hc negro
stopped. AID Wright asked the negro if he
would have drunk ii water The negro
SAID "no," very msolcntIy, aud seemed TO
be il bad humor
The trace Of blood was discovered iol
one hundred and sixty yards from the house,
and n few yards still further back the sock
aud boot of one Zoo; were found in the road
In the buggy was a bundle Of bcd-clothcs
belonging to the negro pom the muir
dered mans person there Were no papers 10
show from whom ia" negro was purchased.
but It - known here that Mr Wright had
left this city the day before la hook at some
> negroes with Il vlew to buying.
, The only paper discovered was letter
, from y Bearric ~ Co, oi this city, ad.
dressed to a firm ~ Gentryvllle Mr.
Wright was IN the habit of carving his re
: vover in his Goa, pocket ami n /, presumed
, that when his coat was of, the negro. while
carr, ins it, stole the weapon from has pock-
It. and secretcd 1t about his own person IN
: order to perpetrate the iicndi-h purpose al
= more favorable time. ron the body %
the deceased was found the sum Of 3 -,
> SIS OG, but no weapons, and no papers ex
, cept the letter aboye alluded to From ex
!, animation ii appears that Mr.. W was af
:, fiicted with tetter upon his foot, and rea
!, sonable supposition L. that be took his boo
y and sock of 20 give it some attention, an,
while 50 engaged was shot down by the as
; sas.in at hi- side
= Judge W. N. Carter, Of this city, tool
> > charge Of the money found upon the body
u and started yesterday morning for It LOU
after Mr. VS. family. which consists Of
y wife and several children. \ reward G
: 500 has been offered for the apprehensio
= Of the murderer and We hope soon to hea
;. Of his arrest.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

SETTLEMENT OF THE BoNAPARTE FANI-
LY TRoUBLE>-It is said that the Difficult
ties between the inperal Bonapar,ists and
the descendants Of Mrs Patterson, Of Bal
timore, the former wife Of the Duke Of
Westphala, are in the way of being COM
posed The Emperor has offered to make
her son Jerome a Duke, and her grandson
jerome, who graduated at West Point, and
il now with the army in Italy, Count
with suitable rccuniary endowments for the
rank. if they will formally renounce al
claims 10 the name Of Bonapart The
parties in interest, it is further stated, have
the matter under consideration, and j
seems to be the impression of their friend
that the proposal will be accepted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

MASUMTTED SLAvEs IRON MISSOURI
A few days since | observed spectacle
not often witnessed in this city. There
we're assembled on the pavement in the vi
cinity Of the Tehlautepec Shipping Com
pany's office, at the corner of Montgomery
and Jackson streets, some IL or 20 male
and female colored persons, who arrived
here by the steamer on Monday last from
the State Of Mississippi whore they had
been slaves, and were uIanumitted by the
will Of their master, who died in December
lost. Most Of them are good looking young
men and women, fl fr seryic, Several
Of them were hired on the spot by ladies'.
who found the opportunity good one both
TO exercise their t,cnevolence and TO secure
good servants cheap. The remainder Of
them will look for employment, and End it
soon. The master of these saves was Mr.
Norton. Of Hinds county, Miss, aud the
slaves thus manumitted were connected with
his household By directions contained in
his will they were sent by the executors to
California, their passage paid, and draft
Of 81 ,000 forwarded to be distributed
among them on iheir arrival here. They
drew their money day or two ago SAN
: Francisco Car. v o. P,cayuae.
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OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICEHS.

Mos = WISNER. Gpyernor.
EuyI-SDB b FAIRFIELD Lieutenant tosernor-
StIlJN q I>BrII., Secretary af -tsf-.
FDNIS A. THOMSON, Deputy do
DANIEL. J. CASE y -fisJr General
EZRA JONES D-p4tv DO
John NcklNNFi -ts.e Trea-Trpr.
THEODORE HUNTER, Deguty Do
JOHN VI GREGORY, superintendent Pub. Instruction
1oRTi. ANt B -I+.BBIN-, Deputy 4"
JAMES " SANBJ y. Commissioner state land ohee
JOHN II IRE ADAElI, D-puty 80
JACOB " HOWARD, Attorney tenfraL
FREDERICK IS Ct'EfESIfS, Adj ana Qr Master ten
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tn T. re r. n a..

I'D 5. WOOD, hate OF Albany. " Y, is now
- ready to attend 10 any call in his profession
Vt. W. has had an experience of more than twen-
" nve Years in DENTISTRY. Charges moderate
call and see
n. b.-'ilage Lots for Sale Also. ls9 acres
N N parcels to suit purchasers, hall mile west OF
the city. Office and Residence on block fifty-six.
corner of Seymour and Saginaw street irona
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

NAPoLEoS's PEEDICTIoS. - Napoleon
said on St Helena-and how strangely has
time made good his prediction" When |
am in the grave shall be for the enslaved
peoples the polar star Of their rights. My
name shall be the war-cry of their efforts,
the signet Of their hopes. Ishall live again
in the acts of others"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02
BOARDING HOUSE,

JAMES X. Clll.DS would respectfully
W invite all persons wishing Board, by the
DAY or Week, to give him call. at the ONO
SooSh' ON Washtenaw Street, opposite the
State House Square Fine Rooms and Good
"oaru can he obtained on reasonable terms.
Lansing, June Is, 1889. 2l6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

SAMUEL 7. MEAD. Supt - Mar Fails Ship Canal
CHARLES nlCkEY, Prest STATE Agricultural society
X f. JOHN>TON!, secretary de- 20
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02
JUSTICES or SUPREME COURT

GEORGE MARTIN. Chief Justice.
ISAAC T. CIRi-lfANCY, A. ."ri,t- Ju,tic-
JAMES \ & ,MIBEII,
RANDOLPH MANNING,
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1GRICULTVRAL COLLEGE.

l.. r FISK, Pte-deut pro tempore Prof of Chemistry
CALVIN TRACY, Prof. Of Mathematics
r G.. ABEatT, Pref Of English Literature.
CLEN NEIAND ABBE, iDrtrurtor IA Civil Engineering
r y. yOIINST NE G-nera Superintendent of the Farm
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= The New York Tribune was Is
years old on the 18th Of May last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04
Nothing exenuate, augM set down In malcs-Shakspere
Tros Tyriusve mini nullo d.crimlne agetur.-yirgi
ScEsK or TIRE FrRsr ACT.
THE PA NATION Of RKERONNE

THE PLANTATIuN Of 8KKEBuNNE.
Southern home under Southern sun-Tbe little dsrkies
sdepos wuss SkeetersPete, the old servant-aenrge
Peyton just arrived home Parts lion in canebrakc-Ma,
Dam Peyton nararchsl home old ind
Sail m Scudcer deacri, of Zoe, the ctoropnTbe
confeson1he strange relation and affection
istjpg be- cen Madam Psyon aud her nu shauis
daughter Plantation fesouhern waste and Northern hri-
Zoe the OctoroonTha arrival OF suonyside and DoraDora
Sunnysde porra-Georse cannot understand the social
stion Zo.-McCloakey arives-The hari cusomer-Pau
The yellow hoy Wa The indian bpierThe
affection between he savage and The boy slave companions
In the hunt-iaa ard the Indian The lied
Cedsr swamp for the United States mail Border Ur tied
States mail deiivery1he foreclosure TerrehcnneThe
plantation be soThe last hope Of recovering the estate
The Judge iove for the Uctoroon
marry you but make GU mistress OF the richest
tate in IoosanaJh he tao review the state Of
things live oak and the creepeI-Two live Yankees.
diamond cut damoBdscudders confession of his for
discovers the free papers Of Zoe-The judg
ment-The dark hope-The resolve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

AMUsRMNNTS.
WINTER aAAOs1 FIRST MIGHT
A NEW fnAy,
), ..,,,- = DION BouRcicAyn. Ed.
DC s''A' new & $50 soESR ssl + az matte ws's.
n xF SsGsS1aA11,E, COSTUMES.
n,.. Aos4 : I sss. Iss.; q'''l
, The Oooroou.
- sohssoS acGcssy he pess d zoe ossc :.
49, JAMESON dis rrs, appearance in Ne York for m.Dv
ears a. rctr, 'he Odd slave
- sao as sss'ss e. p Platter
Mr. Wv ARSON as Rata, mate Of the Mssnons sesmer.
Mr. sEfks Tsi de ss sss' s s.ss
" WHIP !. 'p DsSi Z 1882
A new f g.y .,a lvs ats
AMERICAN cHAnAeffssdEs.s 4lss q
SOUTHERN HOMES.
THE o,TORoos
Tho scene + laid n Delta Of tho asaissippi River the
sEsann o. LeFeoonne belonging to aaaAm Peyson widow
NJ 1.-The Ucoroon southern name givcu 70 the "eighth
'00' NC 'D''a c 81 lEuserHSa q white
MT. Psy.on; Of T:rrseon. fiaI...,an, in The Alta
kapas widow OF the late Judge Pey on =. MIRA Blake
1eosse Peytop. ber nephew, oducsted Ia Ruropo,
AMI Just returned home Mr. a. Il Dayonport
JACOB Mccloskey. formerly oversser of Terre-
horne, but Low owner OF half OF the
0es..ss Nj. T. u. Johuntoq
Salem Rcuddey, Yankee from Massachusetts now
Ovtreoor Of Tcrrebonne, great improvements
ana insebuons, once Photographic opc ntur,
and been little Of everything j. jefferson
Pete, an 'Olo uncie,' once the late judges body
servant but now too ole 10 work, sa.. Mr. q Jameson
Chs first appearance In Ne~ York for many yeAru.)
Zoe OctoroOp girl, free the natural child OF the
:s:s
Peytons ".....................Mr g. Holland
bore s,.ny side, his only daughter and heiress,
Souiheru Belle J. II. Allen
afourche, iicn Planter Mr.. Stoddart
wah-notee, An Indian Chief Of the Lepan tribe
Mr. d. Bourcicault
Paul yellow boy, farori,e OF the late Judges,
and allowed to do much he Ikea Miss Burke
Mate Of the Magnolia Mr.. IL. Pearson
Colonel Poindexter an Auctioneer and slave sales.
Mr huss0H
Jules Thibodeanx young Greece Planter Miss secpr
Gallon Uverveer Mr.. PEGS
Planter. Mr. Tree
Claiborne, The auctopeers Clerk .....,.....Mr Pons
Grace yellow girl, slave Miss Climber
SCION, grief boy styles
nuo. the cook slave Mrs. tunn
Cuacroon slave.
Planters slaves, deck hands and ladies'
TIE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON TIL AvCHAFALAYA,
TUT YJyNQRR CyEn

Seudder returns Old de and takes photograph
Paul his picture ook-Pee brings terrible newszoe
confirms -GAorees declaration of bis love"He does
know what I am'-Tbe eighth observation-disclosures re
soive-Wah and PanThe apparatus at work-The
pc his likeness assisted by
the Eavage's fear for the machine Thinks
deadly weaponpaul sits for bis portrat-The atackTss
murder-Tbe letter and the igh"Terrebonpe f oe SOLD
and will be mineThe revenge Of 40 inoan and his
u~inf for Paul
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DRkMATIc RECITATION AND MUSICAL sorREE-
~ Complimentary 70 hiss Fanny Winshp, the CoQnov
Institute, tuesday, Dec g. lSs9 At X r M MIRA Clara u
Maeder, Miss Wary jude Mr. j. e. Maoder and Mr. Gea 80
have kindly volunteered nelr aid Admission 70 ceu
served seats 81.
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FINANCIAL.

DGUST BELMONT CO., BANKEkB, NO. 70 WALL
n street. ssue letters Of credit for travellers available " IL
Of the world through Mtssrs Rohschnd OF Paris
Ion Frankfort Naples and Vienna and their correspondents
business PAPER wANTED.-PERSONS HOLDING
- Fromesory Notes they wish negotiated have fmme
Cedar street
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(>B aNIEsToN THEATRE TO REST--rRoM THE PRE
~ srnt date the I'd OF December. Apply TO CHAR
ARSLoE dramatic agent New York or to the sMbscrh'
Charleston. u e. MAncHANf, Le,see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

II y meeting Of this club will be held the Home House To-
MoRGAN l. MOTT President
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ACT THE THIRD.

THE PARLOR AND HALL AT TERREBONNE.
Preparations the sale McCoekey claims the pound OF
hesh-The n be soldrete the sump-HM ad
drees 10 his "culmrd bruddursn-DArkie enthusiasm.
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rats the mate Of the Magnolia Grace the yellow girl
her chdrep-"Ruy masrn-Pete the stand; his ntg
nation going cheap No 41be Ocoroon girl
nation of the bids-The assault by George
Bowie knives and on Zoe who has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

IA Nrrc ROYAL NAL STEAM NAVIGATION CON.
sanv,s New York and Galway lineThe next departure
RON New York wi be the splendid and powerful stsamshT
ttTrSC AEeI AM Captain Campbell which will leave on
sSarsdsy, Decsnbss 9 1850 touching 4 81 Johns 70
vovSS "a large outlay; accommodations have been
Ecrcsced and Of the finest and astse steamers
Prissu q FRS clss. go 80 and s sco third ~
retss o Great Britain Iresnd Third class must provie
cste kufs fork &c. and bedding Passage 70 81 Johns ar
0asa SS& second SO For eEhs or passage INQUIRE OF tne
xnsraa Express Comosny 81 Hudson street and q their
he adyertiSed ances the Interior, Passage In the third
IN. 80 Be- secured Il any Of Offices bring
oss out from any principal cities the nainnes Of
ANGRICAF ExPREsS COMPANY,
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..-
~ xHAT EEDuOrI0srH AKDEKSn ri ~ ser Ner
Yssk. noulhAnptop And HAvrs. unaer ~ o -
sywu:- y. .ais.s 4lss yHon nAvRS
@gsd's.f nor INV yosx VIA sovvzAnr.
H0eee Eli nay yoR soufnANrrou TOE voR HSv
~ sG1M1xHnT issesrs SATURDAY, Jan Tuesdsy, FsbM
qoEAs 9gEss ss.SS s.aSrSsy Mar rusday A. 10
W ~. .tssmshps have wssrr tight Compartments
ess ~, si ~ s snS sc ao go and ,o
o1HsrAN QUINN -iss csn,n, 500 ara go; n do. 50
NM cabin, masd ouanher ~
csstaesies passage ssned ron g. Europe 70 America
rrPeTo.sTASCE Agent No Bowling Green. New York.
utods takee ON freight = cdrrent raaes
~,TuAu TO LIVERPOOL LONDON, GLASGOW, CALL
I'M q Queenstown ireland land aud embark pAssen
gers The iyerpoo Esw York and Phlado
a srs y All a. ioow Nun
IRON NEW YORK ron LIVERPOOL.
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY DEG II,
CRY OF BALTIMORE Saturday Jan: "A, 1880.
and each alternate Saturday at noon from rer NO. Al NORM
CITY OF MANCHkSTEK saturday Dec. 10,
KAN1 ROO Saturday JAN I.
and month winter and each alternate Saturday In sum
mer from Pier a North river.
PAssAcE
Cabin Queenstown, Liverpool or Glasgow
.s g Sss sss1eoG liverpool
abd .. return e monus cSe. available for Il. months:
P...enssrs or~arasd u Havre Paris Hamburg, brennan
ana Antwerp through Certificates q passage sned
from liverpool and GLASGOW 10 New York These steamer:
VITA water tight Compartments and carry experienced sur
soos FOr or sppy q YORK sns Acct
pnco to VIM inman Tower Buildings Glasgow VIM
IL Dixon street
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Propreors Messs G. L. Fox and j. W. {ngard.
MONDAY EVENING, DEC 8, 1852
Re engagement
OF the celebrated American tragedian,
Mr. NEAFIE.
FAUST.
HANDSOME JACK.
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Nes SOUTH @gron .M 1v9HhzITWas o,.9 TsI coa
S..6 Wn ave ls davre touching q ocuthAmpon y Land
. Ns6s and Ps.ssnEers % sss9rdsy pecs~oSr - y
40 81 ave watsr ag Compartments enclosing the sngins:
- reach them hepnmps being nee 70 work ne ealeT
% vessel and pAsssnEe .onld g secured rPoo o. -
~ = " q DRAYf0N, Agent No. Broadway n B..
naf3n \.
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THOR SAVANNAH AND FfORfDA-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Stcamshp Companys and fsvorite nshp
HUNTSVILLE John Port commsndcr, gill leave pier IL
10 Savannah with accommodations $5; through
tickets 70 New Oreans $50 49, Mobile $685. Montgomery, 80;
Albany ScI Atlanta $29 Columbus 81 Macon SOL Augusta
80 frsh, 70 Gems per foo. Issursnss half per senk
Tie Montgomery succeeds on Thursday. DEC. ID.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GREAT NATIONAL. PICTURE.
" TIE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR,
Painted by Rosater Nippot exhibition ct The
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Tenth strsst broadway.
frv N "a NJ oBP. Nj. sud from 70 y eveningn
Admv s,jou Is cen,z j. MoCLuKk
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yTEAM TO CLAs0Ow.-THE LIvERPOeL. N. z AND
- s. s. Co. steamship CITY OF MANyHESTER, viii
AN from New York for Greenock calling at Queenstown on
Saturday December at from pier a North river
Oaba either Of he above places S6 third cass $50
RnA supplied with properly cooked For freight or
Dasaage apply a The Companys office % Broadway
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AMUHMm MWYDs
NIBrO'B GARDEN,
PRIGES A~v
kee @ az paris 20 cents Private ..........V
rs,ay cc'e'.'..' 20 cents Orchestra seals u
LAST WEEK But one OF THE 800 s,ta
posu,..u, Sr o,~ FALL DRAMATIC SEASON.
Tosauvey LAST Blk NIGHTS OF
vr.,,u MATILDA HERON
whose brilliant during the psst eek has 49,
enc " inc most aitr actve articles the country
u.rvn. MONDAY EvkNlNu, Dec
r.n,. hAAoN VIII appear for the first time In Ne a.
In hsv. d.. Masurtns fnsntic play OF
Which WIN be produced With new Scenes Properties. NJ.
Frat appearance In four months of
Mr., EnDY
"hose performance vii h 81, positively limited TO
Mr. Chas Fisher Mr. Geo. Farren, Mr. Lcesou Mr. ravtor
Gall cry AND o0NvEEr-ANsE1.M,
TIE SRA SHORE STORM,
TBE MON AsTERY HALLS OF ALDoBR Ann
The Couvent-~Tba prayer
Robbers. Giee, I'VE % Men. Escaped from DAugeus
Ieiraced Garden by MoonRht.
Gonvebt Bel--Chorus Of KDiebfs .a.ls
The Chapel How many hours paused since naan be
benean the Castle waus-The curse-Imogone's epae1-
-. Iss a;siP 81 sr ALpoBRAsD.
Hynn-s0uardlsn OF The Good and Brave.
- M00ENky VOW and DEATH or BKRfRAM-
' WV ROBERT MAcAfRE
During the week Matilda Heron VIII appear. ZOE ths o.
time, 40 Lady Macbeth
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ACT TIE FOURTH.
THE BOILER DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA.
n = a A ~ fpYr M

THE LANDING AND THE wooDPfLE
Roll on the cotton bses-T.ke her guards under-she Is
fndsn On a sss
IL pch him. Lynch hm-Scudder protects hi-Paus grave
discovered and the miasing mail bags brought to lighEv
1~A'e THE LYNCH TRIAL
Counsellor scujdsr defends the InSanScptder Lrnch
new Witness arrives very unespectedy.An allegation Of
Improved and Directed Edition cClo~key FxThe Yer
dict and the Seizure q the oskey Escape.
Cut tie RopesBack her out-Clear awsy-Ths Criminal
away-Hs Indian Destiny Pursnes him
THE DESTRUCTION q +, TIE FIkE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
The vessel swings in the stream prey to the damea
ACT THE FIFTH
SCENE rIRsr-THE NEGRO ouARTER-NIGur.
Zoe seeks Der old nurse DidoThe old Obi Doctress-Th,
that cnrs the red FeverThe night after the Satellite
Is beautiful to young.
SCENE sEcoSD-THE CANE BRAKE-srNRBx.
McCloskey ont Of Danger.Iiis flight through the
His escapeThe dusky shadow Of death behind hm-The In
dian on the path-The pursuThe human bloodhound.
SCENE THfRD-THE RED CEDAR SWAMP.
ecudder and Pete on their road home-rhe alarmWhats
that the bushes, "a bar runaway ngger'-The man
hunt-The wolf down at lastThe Indian and his Vi,
Save the scapng knife Of the savage-Judge scud
householder His protection of the white man
SCENE FOURTH AND LAST
M e or be bens of her new oe
Of water-Tbe arrival Of scndderThe joyful NewsPes in
a bad way zos's Freedom Free at last 49,
LITTLE PAULs GRAVE.
NcC1oskeY appeals TO the highest rbnnaThc last tina! was
seen Of the Indian wah-notee.
rurpg the winter the doors will open asP.M Tho
Families bringing children informed that the entertain.
mens always conclude before ION O'Clock This rule wl
only deoarted from under particular circumstance and
his departure will be notified In the bills.
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DRYANTS, MIrSTRELS
ID THE ExCRIsIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway
MONDAY, Dec. 8, and every night In the week
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
The inimitable Ethiopian comedians,
In new buresque, scene from
JACK CADEi
SHAKING QUAKER BURLESQUE
DONEYBROOK RI Ell,
Mater and Pupil; or, First Lesson;
Plantation an, d@H sSnS sR Rd psnGe'
Doors open at 6< Commence at ~ Tickets Is cents
IMMENSE SUCCESS ., ru.
GREAT MUSICAL COMEDIAN,
Mr.. SAM COWELI,
FRENCH THEATRE SIS BROADWAY.
Where bis admirable Of the udrous side OF
human existence and hs wonderfully descriptive sou1
nie hty received by audiences the most
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE
ever assembled Ia this city with uncomfortable
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE.
Mr.. COWELIS NIGHTS MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY
HOST OF COMIC CREATIONS,
TIE LONDON SHOE BLACK,
PHkRE BROWN AND THE CAPTINs, ETo.
and give summary of the news Of the day In tho Ian
Of that classic hard
WILLIAM BARLOW ESQ. r. s N. s. MR. A..
Tickets cents to be obtained at the box office from 70
and at the principal music stores
Doors open at I; performance to commence at 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

CALfFORNTA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CIT,
~ Coupons due Jan. l, 1850 bought co lected and
ACkAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY COUPONS,
due Jan. !, 1860, collected by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-11
Mr.. pousla, AMI the Charleston Convention.

"Mr Douglas will not ask nomination at
the hands of the Charleston Convention. H.
in that body his friends should present his
name. and he bcnominated, ne will not feel at
liberty to decline it-if his friends should not
present his name, then the nominee of the
Convention will receive his support. The use
of his name, byany men or body of men, as
candidate for tie Presidency or any other Office
independent of and hostile to the nominations
of the Democratic party, is altogether unau-
thorised by M. Douglas, will never receive
his sanction, and is wholly repugnant to his
wishes and tesires We say this much with
full knowledge of its truth, and knowing
that we exprss in this particular his own
sentiments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-11
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. s-The legislature OF ham
sas met, as adjourned, at Lecompton, and again
adjourned to Lawrence, with the sanction OF
Gov. Medary.
Among the bills introduced was one asking
Congress to annex to Kansas all that portion
Of Nebraska lying south ofthe Platte, and anoth
er to repeal the bogus statutes and abolish slave
~.
The Governors message regrets the grow
ind ghisposition in various parts ofthe Union to
oycrratc the number of votes cast or general
elections, and to corrupt the ballot-bor he
saws Ito the victors belong the spoils, and
the victorious party have right, to distribute
the posts of favor among its friends. lie n'ne
that Congress may be more liberal to Kansas
as Territory than as State, strongly repre-,
hends the conduct of certain persons IN ad Lin,1
and Bourbon counties, andsays be prep.,sa aes
to unite with the assembly, in the rn.se asr ae.
dial manner, in any measures to res'''' .e'' "
SENATOR DOUGLAS q WAsHuaToN GET.
WASHINGTON Jan. Senator .@sas poasas :, :. !.
rived here Yesterday. He has aeGepssa "a NJ y
yitstion to public dinner st oai''"ose, =
come off at an early day.