The Kansas Weekly Herald from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

1. tt. ill Txxro Dollars 'Onr WHolo Oo-ULrLtry. In u9Lc3Lva.xi.oo- BY EASTIN ADAMS, LEAVENWORTH, T. JULY 28, 1855.

VOLUME 1 NUMBER 4 tf. Reported expressly for the Kansas Herald. checked in the dispatch of our business. erection and support of a Territorial Uni Legislature to remove Gov. A.

H. Reeder I Correspondence for the Kansas lieraia.j from the office which he now so disgrace-1 St. Lons, June 29, 1855. versity. klSAS WCI.KLY HERALD.

IS rVBLISHCD EVERY SATURDAY NOtitlKS, CASUS ADAMS, IWCIAX J. EASTIN. WM. H. ADAMS, Term of Subscription.

While our Government is disposing of ully fills. It was unanimously carried. I Messes. Editors nting lrom the Mr firmer o-avA Tintir that be would "Mound Citv" to our cood friends in a new Ajegisiaiure. mere are two propositions, lor tne organ- Hocsx.

July 18, 1855. ization of Leavenworth county. One to House met pursuant to adjournment. make the boundaries commence at tne After prayer by the Iter. Mr.

Peerv the of Kansas, and run to a point due the public lands with a liberal hand to introduce a Bill providing for a Convention country, we cannot but do so with much of the people to adopt a Constitution for interest, particularly when we are aware those who have went at the call to arms! to defend our rijrhts, the same liberality 1 Ccrv, one vtar in advance S2 00 55 00 House proceeded to business. In this re- VK mixes irom tne nearest to tne jjio. 30 Cujies, the admission of Kansas into the Union as that Kansas, which has been so muchta a State. More anon. spect the House has decidedly the advan- UUK 7 tage in the way of progress.

But it is suz- the STh ence ed about, for the time she has been under the jurisdiction of the United States, is a should be extended to the great cause of education. For it is the main pillar in the Temple of Liberty, and the stability and perpetuity of our Union, depends to a gested it is proper and as the members of "-viomepiaceo oeginmng Terms of AdYcxtising. One square, 10 lines or less, first insertion $1 00 One each additional insertion, 50 Announcing candidates, in advance,) 5 00 Adjourned. I will send you the veto L. J.

The other is, to commence on the Mo. riv point last being populated wim men ana women from all sections of the country, and many from the state of Missouri, and great extent upon educating the masses. tor Abolitionists to Crack. er at the point of the Delaware reserve nearest to Leavenworth thence due west some 15 or 20 miles, thence due north to a point, that running east will strike the Mo. Republicanism is adverse to ignorance.

We hope then to see a liberal policy pur A vtr what may eminate from this quarter, may have some interest attached to it. We no- more than a month ago, two ne A Utile the House are more in need of holy instruction. Mr. Kirk presented a petition from mechanics of Atchison for a lien law. Air.

Blair introduced a Petition to grant a charter for Ferry opposite St. Joseph, to Henry Thompson. Notices op Bills. Mr. Payne.

rave rrro men, one belonojincr to Judge Summers I tired vour Governor. Reeder. in our citv sued towards education, and we hope the day is not far distant when Free Schools river several miles above Kickapoo, thus and the other to Wm. Gillison, made I recently, with his somewhat portly person will be established throughout this broad throwing Leavenworth and Kickapoo into nr AUTIIORITITT. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Ciiar. CCVII. An Act in Addition to certain Art prantingr Bounty Land to certain Officers and Soldiers who Lave been engraved in the land of ours. the same county. What think our people their escape lrom ttus place.

jt.norw were and a mustache, looking not like the uov-made to retake them, and liberal rewards ernors of olden times exactly. Opinions offered for their apprehenson, but nothing differ respecting thi gentleman, and it is Mr. Richardson introdnccd a Bill giving of this last proposition Would it not be well for tho people to give some expression notice he would introduce a Bill to declare a certain road from Leavenworth to Osaw- a charter for a Ferry on the Missouri Military Service of tbe tinted States. river, opposite St. Joseph, to Judge Jesse views on this subject by petition or was heard of them until last 1 uesday eve-1 not our province to enter into details res-ning, when "Layfayette," the Judge's, boy pectmg his course as viewed by our citn 1 it ei.actl by th Senate and House of Ren- kee, via Alexandria and Ogdensburg, a mmmi Yll of the United States of America in Otherwise? of their and Mr.

ujackston. nead twice and on 1 1 la if i il. uii'iinja. Cobst' Aeroble(i, That earn ot the I i i I he JJul incorporating Leavenworth City motion of Mr. Eastin, referred to the Committee on corporations.

This course was commissioned end non-con; misMonerl officers, AUleX iiacauiay, nas.ed A. -r rW.t- and non-corcmisMoned officers, iso a om aumonze Auiey iiiaeauiay, maae ms appearance in uie t.iage uuui zens; sufhee it to say, we are lor navmg Guyandotte, voluntarily returning to his the iaw pr0pery administered, and if It master, to ask forgiveness and to be res- tfocs tf, then we suppose none can complain, tored to former relations. As resnects our own citv. its health, musician, an pursued in consequence of a Bill for another privates, whether of rcpilars, Js- Davis, and S. N.

Latta, to Stablish a or militia, who were rgu- Ferry at Leavenworth. I into the sen ice of the United Tr Harris, ess pass the House. 1 will "send you volunteer, ran conv na snnn nt it nnss hntli T1mips and lath- mustered rve notice of Hill (n author. I rave notice of Bill to author- His account of himself was briefly this I we have not bpen for seven vears. so hisrh- company having been introduced the House, so that when that Bill came up becomes a law.

There are some whole S'ate. and every officer, commissioned aud uon That Mr. Gillison's boy and himself lefthy favored, as the past season; as a gener- both bills mip-ht be referred to the same some provisions in the Bill, that will enable ize T. C. Shoemaker, Jarret Todd, and D.

Pitcher to establish a Ferry at Leaven nere in company wnua wmie umu, al thing the city has been healthy, no epi- Committee. our city to take a high stand for good order demic. Our merchants have no' reJtson to raiituitsioiid, seaman, ordinary seaman, flotilla-man. marine, clerk, and landsman in the navy, in aty of the wars in which this country has been eajajed seventeen hundred and ninety, and each of the survivors of the militia, or volunteers, or State troops of any State or Ter conducted them to as far as Sandusky city. Thev traveled on foot to Zanesville, crossing and sobriety.

worth. Mr. Johnson, gave notice he would introduce a Bill to establish a Territorial Mr. Rees" introduced a bill providing for Public Administrators in each county. complain.

Having passed through a crisis The question of a Convention and the Ohio at Point rieasant in the night: and which stretched the pockets of mercantile' selection of a candidate for Congress is be Passed Council. There is a Bill before the House to di from Zanesville went on the railway to men in every city almost in the Lnion, at. ginning to be talked ot. It is suggested Sandusky city, where the white man left L0mS passed through it without injury. vorce a Mr.

Freeland of Kickapoo. -This that the members of the Legislature cat is said to be a case il ever there was one, a Convention of the people, and fix the day tnem, alter placing tnem on Doaru a steam- An absence of facilities for raising money er to cross the lake into Canada. He rep- I DV discounts, no doubt, was in a measure Road, commencing at the House of S. Mc-Kinney, near the Territorial line to Council Grove. Mr.

Croysdale, gave notice of a Bill to establish a road. Mr. Kirk introduced a Bill to establish a Ferry at Lewis' Point, on Missouri River to justify a Legislature in passing a Di when a candidate of the pro-slavery party vorce Bill. Yet I am disposed to believe .1 a resented to them that he lived in Ohio. the sarety 0f her merchants.

As long as The boys remaind in Canada some ten or she remains satisfied with the present man- for Congress shall be nominated. The Squatter Sovereign is out in favor of this tne courts oi tne country are the proper twelve days, and not seeing that tney couia ner 0r doing business, in a financial tribunals to decide all such cases, whether mode of proceeding, and I believe it is a Read twice and referred. do any thing for themselves there, they so long will she prosper. Page Bacon, hard ones or snfl ones. good ffooa ritory, called into military service, ami resrular-ly mustered therein, and" whose services have Wen paid by the United States, shall be entitled to receive a certificate or warrant from the Department of the Interior for one hundred and sixty acres of land; and where any of those who have so Wen mustered into service and paid shall have received a certificate or warrant, he shall be entitled to a certificate or warrant for a-fc q.iatiVy Isid as will the whole, witu unat he may have heretofore received, one Lundfci and sixty acres to each such person bavins served as aforesaid Provided, The person so bavin? been in service shall rot receive said land warrant if it shall appear by the muster-rolls of his rejrimetit or corps that he deserted, or was dishonorably discharged from service: Frorvkd further That the benefits of this section shall be held to extend to wagon-masters and teamsters who may have been employed, Mr.

Wade, introduced a Bill concerning one. it is time the Press should came over to Detroit. Finding their pros whose complicated an airs cause so much An Act for the organization of Town pects no better at that place, "Lafe deter Stravs I pealc out- 1 tw0 prominent can- uni didates spoken of here, are Gen. J. W.

talk and comment, will doubtless in the end, ships by the tribunals transacting county mined on an immediate return home come out 'all right; where so many inter business. Passed the Council. tVhilfield, and Gen. Isacs. More anon.

trespasses on the possession of settlers on With barely monev enough to pay his way ests conflict, it would be singular it there An Act concerning Divorce and Alimo the public lands read once. to Cincinnati, he reached that place by rail- was not some dissatisfaction. vYe look Friday, July 20, 1S35. COUNCIL. ny passed Council.

Mr. Kirk, introduced a Bill securing a lien to mechanics, read and referred. way, and going on board a steamer bound forward with much interest to the cotnple-un the river he worked his way to Guyan- nr obin fc nrisslsslnni Railroad. Also a Hill passed chartering the Wa- The following Bills Lave passed the thena Plank and McAdaraized Road Corn- Mr. Anderson, introduced a Bill provi- pany.

Council. A Bill regulating marriages. under direction of competent authority in time I ding for the qualification of voters and to dotte, and going immediately to a near rtla- making ffew York city and St. Louis, about tive of his master, who resided the vicini- tw0 days travel. The opening of the road ty, begged him to send him forward, under rrom here t0 Vincennes, Indiana, will be Also, a Bui incorporating the Kansas of war in Uietranspoitatton of military stores prevent the propagation of sentiments det A Bill to regulate a Territorial road from Valley Railroad Company, passed.

This aad supplies. rimental to the peace and quiet of the Ter convoy, and with despatch, to nis aes- on the 3d prox This be t0 the detri- the Missouri blate line, to Fort Atkinson. Six. 2. it further That in case tination.

liis purpose was, throughout, to men, of tll from Chicago. The following House Bills passed the road is intended to run on the South side of the Kansas river, and be a continuation of the Pacific Railroad. ritory. The Bill provides that every free white male citizen of the United States and every free male Indian, who are made citi reach home without being captured, believ- Who can tll xx hat St. T.onis mav tx ten Council: Mr.

Forman from Committee on coun An Act adopting the uommon haw as ing, as he said, that if he could get to bis year3 hence She is just commencing t0 master and make a clean breast of it, and a herself an irrmnrtnnt nnint hv tho aid of the death of any person ho, if living, would be entitSod to a certificate or warrant as aforesaid under this art. leavin; a widow, or, if no widow, a minor child or children, such widow, or, if no widow, such minor child or children, shall be er.titled to receive a certificate or warrant fur the same quantity of land that such deceased person would be entitled to receive under the provisions of this act, if now livinr: ties made a Report, laying down a basis a rule of action an act concerning Coroners an act concerning inquests. voluntary surrender, he would not sell him of the Iron Horse. Socially, St Louis ap for the commencement of organizing zens by Treaty or Acts of Congress, over 21 years of age, and resides in this Territory, or is the owner of land, or town lots, in the Territory, on the day of election, shall be deemed a qualified voter. No We understand that he has seen the et proximates much to our eastern1 cities; ma The Committee on to whom counties, making the JSorth line of the Territory, the place of beginning, fifty ephant, and is satisfied.

was relerred a resolution introduced by He has received a full pardon and gone ny of our merchants are from those places, and of course bring with them the manners and customs generated there, to a great de Provided, That a subsequent marriage shall not to work again the happiest and most con impair tiie rtgat or any such widow to sucn war- mmcu uM fei t0 the adjournment of the present session A Bill to charter a Ferry Company at tented fellow alive, and declares that he rant sue a at tbe time of ma ,,.5 1 lbe legislature, reported adversely, which Iowa Point, passed. her application: provided, further, Thai would not, now he has seen forhinself, ex was agreed tO. I A 11 to charter thP Tfmmeh T.vrMim change conditions with the best provided those shall be cnideral minor, who are so at StaUs and Fugitive Slave Law. the time this act shall take crfect. I 0 a ne ijiu oi the loilowing provisions, in- I and Associatian, passed.

lree negro he saw whils in Canada. He Jd It it further enaetti. That in no Sec- 3- Provides that all persons convict Sec. 3. troduced by Maj.

Richardson, passed the A Bill to establish a Ferry opposite St. statesthat he saw a number of colored peo raw tu) auui inuiiiitic vi ai nui ue is- i i iwj'(juuu wviuiuu umucu Ciiuri i fJoUllCll SJX tlCt tO prevent the selling or I Joseph on the Missouri river, in favor of gree; Doubtless many of our old i rench residents are somewhat astonished at the style and change of manner in doing business and everything else. We have not many churches, comparatively speaking; still, probably enough, for as a general thing, our citizens do not take that whole souled interest in the church that they should do we admit, however, that there ians, ma-1 Judge Jesse and Mr. Richardson, passed the law, An Act licensing and controlling Auc cent wh the rr'on VhaU ac uaUv haVVbeen P'ff-Circuiaing, printing, WHUng giving away of tQ lhc Jnd U. 2 eb5mtol Pekl.nS J1 8educe slT" king the penalty for a violation of i.

from 1 hp i ma tpr nr tn mxc ito (n m. I ple in Canada and Detroit from this place and from about Parkersburg; and that almost all he conversed with wished to return to sucn ceri.uca or ar. i uis i I a nne not jess man nor more than tioneers, passed surrection, rebellion, or murder, either in Ler right tbtrtto by rt.o of said $500, and imprisonment not less than one An Act to encourage the destruction of Virginia, and would return if they had the means of coming, and were certain of not month, nor more than six months and wolves, allowing fifty cents for wolf scalps, are many honorable exceptions. Mayor King has taken the laws which were crea- any person bringing or introducing liquor to be paid out ol the county this Territory or adjoining States, or who shall be convicted of harboring slaves, shall ineligible to any office of honor, profit or trust, in this Territory. into any ol the Indian Keservations, shall passed ted for the government of our city into his hands and is enforcing them.

For so doing service. Sic. 4. be furthr Tbt certificate or warrailn ir.ar b- x-c." d. tr-referred, ai.d Jctrd by the or lo tiie fm he trauff afiJ loca'ion v-liiid Stc.

5. It frfer tcio, Thitao War- 1 forfeit all his liquor, and be subject to a I The Committee on Ways and Means being sold. They are nearly all poor, and; doing badly. He says wages are low, and that he saw no money while in Canada but copper cents a circulating medium to which he has been quite unaccustomed in this region, fine and imprisonment- reported back the Bill relation to setting Coccil, July 18, lS-w. The following Bills were introduced by lhis law will reach a great many who fire to prairies, and recommends the stn he 13 blamed by many but the majority will stand stand by him.

The Sabbath is now indeed a day of rest. All the liquor shops, candy stores, segar and barber shops" are closed. It was not our intention to tax are now engagea me unnoiy tramc oi king out ol section nve ol the act on Mr. Rees, and read to the Indians. Nearly all woods, marshes, and prairies, in the Mis Kissixo Married Womex is Francs.

BiU relating to Auctioneers, requiring bond and security, and license to be taken i lhe I selling liquor out es we have with the red men, souri Statutes. be arr luudi, except as at th time be suSWrt to sale at either the or iowrf graduated prices. JJ nnWjit Tlint 111 ra. ranee, to kiss a iaay witn wnom you grow el this tralhc. We hope this Mr.

Eastin moved to disagree to that out, for which shall be paid, per single day who vio i i mnnthi Kill Tn, ht mnnika C7S are not at all intimate, on meeting her, is very common; especially is this the ease if she be a married lady. Not only the the patience of your readers with much on this occasion. If acceptable, I wilt with' pleasure, communicate further at another time. "Meleose. portion of the Report striking out secti on 5, lost.

late it. Maj. Richardson, who is rccoj nized as the Father of this Bill, is an old Mr. Rert moved to amend bv inserting filter aiul teceivers oi iue several iaiio-wmcca fhll te s. eraliy authorized to charce, and re- Read twice and referred to commitle ol teive for their services, in locating all warrants yays and Means.

ufcrthlromoaor this act. the sijue com- An Act rnnrorninir Anrrantie 'rrmtmA to which they are er.ti- Indian Agent, and knows full well, the members of the family, but all the guests, expect invariably to salute the lady of the as an additional section, as follows Pro necessity of some stringent enactments on Titles to GovERirMinT Laks nr louse on coming down in the morning. vided, that nothing in this act contained shall be so construed as to apply to any person in good faith from firimr around his ed by law, for sales ot me puuuc iaaas, ior "k-k t0 Indians at the ra'e of one dollar and twenty-five Mr. Grover, gave notice that he would mt uJh" lndl.ans-:r,.:. thiii1irmr.ntioritobe naid i 7L A Bill introduced by Mr.

Rees author- it.lK. iuuuuuc a. um jciituaic uic a iaciite Ol i I I.m hiii rr -i I I 4-' izing the tribunal transacting county busi- own farm, for the sole purpose of protect' Kansas awd Nebraska. The question is frequently asked how titles can be acquired to the government lands in Kansas and Nebraska Territories, and whether military bounty-land warrants can be located in these" IIT villi I'M' frj ui uuitv.Bw mvm ia j- i r'l. oiuers ox suca warrants.

ms1 I HT But though the modest American may, perhaps, escape the ceremony on ordinary occasions, yet on New Year's day it is imperative. Ou that morning, says a Paris letter-writer, I czme down to my coffee about il Ills I a VW s. I ness, to estauusn lownsnipsm me umer ing the same, so that such firing be done with proper care. ent counties, was read once, and will doubt proiions or this act, and all the bounty-land The udiciary Ummittee reported a Bill laws heretofore paMd by Congress, thai I be I relating to Administrators and Executors, less become a law. This amendment was laid on the table Territories.

have ascertained that, ex which is in substance the tame as the law 9 clock. 1 sat down quietly, bidding Mr. rover gave notice he would intro on motion of Mr. Coffee, by the following cept the lands reserved for the Indians un Madame a boa jovr, as on ordinary occa duce a bill to organize the county of Mon vote der treaty stipulations, or to be sold for sions. liut I was not to get on so easily.

roe, read once. Ayes Messrs Earbee, Chapman, Cof- in Missouri. An Act concerning Executors and Administrators, passed. An Act establishing the office of county Recorder, making the Clerk of the Probate a few moments she was at my elbow, fy, Grovei, Johnson, Lykins. McDonald jur.

liitnaruson introduced a urn to or extended to Inciau, in Uie same maimer, aim 10 the a.e eateat, as if the said Indians had been tl.Ue n.n. Stc. bt it further rosr.VJ, That the Ccers and soldiers of the rerolutionary war, or their widows or minor children, shallTe entitlsd to the beneCu of this act. Sac. 9.

te further enacted. That tbe Lenef.U of this act shall be applied to and embrace thoje who served a volunteers at the in-vaion of Ilabure, in September, eighteen with "Mons. I am very angry with their benefit, or lands reserved for military reservations or other public uses, the whole country to which the Indian title had been extinguished is subject to settlement even and Strickler. ganize the county of Douglass. The you.

1 expressed, ot course, a regret, and boundaries as defined, commences on the ignorance at having given her onence. Court ex-ofhcio Recorder, passed Nays Messrs Eastin and Rees. The Bill as adopted is the same as the .1 1 Mr. R.e. mtrrnWd fin amendment ul inacpcu- Madame was a lady of perhaps twenty- r-it.

a-- uence creek, and extends up the river to Clerk of District making Court ex-oflieio one in the Missouri Statutes, with the exception of sec. 5. Same discussion en .1 ri a ar eight, with jet black, glossy hair, large lustrous black eyes, a clear, fair complexion. the lewaska line, llow lar est it ex Recorder; which after some discussion, Mr. Grover opposing, it failed.

tends, I am not able to say, but I under- sued upon the merits of the section which She was very beautiful; had been plain she should have felt embarrassed. She waited was striken out. drstand the country as described will not contain exceeding 400 sqare miles. Tiie Governor this afternoon, Saturday, as though expecting me to atone lor my Mr. Weddle introduced a Bill iu the returned the bill chartering the Kickapoo IT -i neglect; but how could 1 before the whole table? I sat all this time trembling in my Ferry Company with his VETO, uouse, including in tne same county, me stating A Bui respecting oaths, passed.

A House Bill establishing Ferry at Atchison, giving charter for 20 years passed. Mr. Forman, gave notice that he would introduce a Bill for establishing a Ferry at Iowa Point. towns of Atchison, Port William, K-icka his objections. It is the most weak and seat.

At length Madame said: "Mons. hundred and fourteen; also at the battle oi King's MunUin, in the revolutionary war, and tb battle of ickojock, ajainst the confederated of the boulh. in c. 10. Jd it further mt'Ul, That the provisions of Uiis act shall apjdy to the chaplains who served with the army, in the several wars of the country.

Ptc. 11. further tiatUi, That the provisions of this act be applied to tho-e who srrd as volunteers at tbe attack on Lewistown, tit lfelaware, by the British tiet-t. in the war ot eighteen hundred and twelve fifteen. ArraovED, March 3, A Srttcu bt Cot.

Bckcom The followiog is an xtract from a speech feeble document that ever emenated from poo, and 'Leavenworth, extending only prior to survey, and that pre-emptions will be allowed for claims predicated on such settlements. This is an important provision, as in the old land States and Territories claims are not allowed or settlements made prior to survey. All that an emigrant has to do, therfore.is to select his location, make his improvements oa any of the lands not exempted from settlement by any of the restrictions mentioned above, and, on the completion and return of the surveys, file' his proofs at the local land office, where his claim be allowed, and he can pay for the land and secure hi improvements, vidmg the improvements are such as aro. required by law; or he may delay payment until the, lands are advertised for sale, and make payment any time before the day ap- ftAinlail I. -1 I cmbrassez moi." The worst had come.

I to 1 ive Mile Crei-k. 1 his bill was de the brain of the most contemptible nincompoop, and only serves to show the feated on its first reading arose tremblingly, put my white bloodless lips, all greasy with butter, and wet with coffee for in my embarrassment I dropped mule his long'Cared earmarks the veto. Mr. Rees, introduced bills providing for appointing a Constable in each township The question of organizing counties is He takes the position that we had no pow beginiiinq: to excite some interest. This my napkin) to those of Madame.

This in the Territory read twice and referred. er to adjourn from a place where he called Also a bill giving District and Probate question with the one to locate the capital, was my first rench kiss. us, to any other place, but suggests that will be difficult to settle. These two ques Court or any Judge thereof we might have adjourned to i ort Leaven Takisg the Censcs. The following lions settled, there will be nothing to di of Col.

Buncora in favor of 51 w. power of granting injunctions, in all cases worth, as that place was fixed upon as the colloquy took place between the Census turb the business of the session to any sots. "Mr. Speaker When I open my eyes, tostay judgme look over the vast expanse of this Ir. Ree9t I permanent Seat of Government by the act Marshal and a native German, in Albany; i- on great extent.

raV? notice he would uitro- and "uiiuencemeni oi uie pure- ol longress. How contemptible If ho lie sale. Land warrants will be received. Un motion ot Jur. McDonald it was re country wnn seeijowia jeasi juce a Hill respecting rublic Administra- could adjourn from the temporary Seat of dom has any it to rise the scale ol tors solved that a Joint Committee of the two acre for acre, in part payment for the ciai- mini1.

A It- Government to Shawnee Manuel Labor tiviLzuiion anJ expand on evry side wheal Qa motion of Mr. Richardson, it was Houses be appointed to memorialize Con- School, as he did, could not the Legisla I bee it growing, swelling, roaring awe a i rcsoived that the Chair appoint a committee I gress on the subject of a Geological sur ture adjourn from Tawnee to sorae place snnnrr freshet 1 cannot resist uic I ot tliree. one lrom the norm. on lrom the I vev ol tbe ierntory. Uur Territory is His veto gives the lie to his former declar ir.

tho day will come when mis grei na- south and one from the central part ot the rich in minerals ol various kinds, and a ir, the cay win come wucu iu soutn and one irom mc cemrai pan oi me ncn in minerals oi various ations on the same subiect. Last serin fill develop a tion, like a young school boy, will burst its Territory, as a fpecial committee to report thorough geological survey straps and become entirely too big-for its sorae p0mt for location of the Seat of vast amount of wealth, Airr-iW he said at this place, xve could adjourn to aircaay ncn oiu i. I boots. Sir. we want elbow room the con- Government.

Ivams of coal, gypsum, ana iivii. i v- uaii tu ua, during the first session. Now he says we tmt-nt. the whele continent ana noimn i Mr. Kees, introduced a bill restraining other minerals have been discovered mignt nave adjourned to lort Leaven but th continent and we will have intercourse with the Indians, read twice I different sections of the Territory.

Con- uu uves ucii 'Yaw." "Vhat's your name?" "Sharmany, on de Rhine," "What's your father's name? 'Nix for staw." "When did you arrive in Albany?" "Mit a steamboats." "Got any children? "Yaw two barrels mit krout," "How long have you this house?" "Two rooms anil ckr basernent, 'Who owns the build ing?" "I pays nofiug. Hanse pays the same twice a mcmli." "Where did ypM live last year!" "Across der red store you crtn op mit der market in ypurright hand, psrhind der pump j-at peloiigs to def blckfmlf.h shops. V. Y. Dutchman worth.

On the passage of the Bill, the c-cwpueoi ana mu is oniy use that can be made of land warrants in thes Territories before the lands are in marke as the law requires that the lands shall be first subject to private entry before warrants can be located thereon, Washington I'ni on, CQ Last night a good one was heard on the C. C. C. Railroad. Some yoimg bucks who were going on a are- to' the Queen City, were getting rather noisy awl profane, when a gentleman in a white fa-vat, tapped one of them on the shoxrWer with the remark, yonn roan, der yeu know you are on the road to hell That's just my luck I look a ticket for Cincinnati, ami I've on th wrong Governor's objection to the contrarv not Then all I'otle Sam, placing his hat upon an(j rcferred to a select Committee of which gress by all means should have a Geologi the Canadas rest his rirrht arm on the Or- Richardson is appointed Chairman, cal survey of this country made.

A me jx me- i j- i i- .14 sected, and the Governor hypocritical An miifh tnwsiTrf nrrrann iliin(T thp 1f. I Jl gon and California coast, his leu on tne Adjourned. eanen seaboard, and whittle away the Bnt- Thcbsbat, July 19, 1S55, and double-dealing, course speculating uh power, while reposing t-p, liM a HlfCU OLIJCLI. was exposed by Messrs Rees, Grover freeman. upon Cape Harn! Sir! the day will On motion of Mr.

Coffey, the Commit- Richardson, McDonald and Eastin. and disDatchinrr business with railroad the day must come. n-Un o-et to locfttinfr the 1 tee on Aviucauon was msirucieu ivwrwue yin motion oi ir. lvicuonaui, it was resolved that the President of the United Seat of Government and organizing coun- a joint memorial to Congress asking a do- i b. sprinnslv nation of a Township of land lor the 439 The man who was bt-nt on k'raiteucJ tip afterwards.

States be respectfully memorialized by this lies, A cy tuwu-i '--j.