Weekly Leavenworth Herald from Leavenworth, Kansas • 2

tvorlu We publish this week the Platform of Un yesterday morning about four oclock On Tuesday last we paid a visit to the Every day new buildings are going up, the new organization' entitled the Ccmetary. We hare-Hjusti-learned with pride and a hre broke Out iri some of the back buil- beautiful town site of Alexandria, on Stran and improvements are beiricr made our Whito Stnt Pdrtv." TY dings in the rear- of Hotel, and gir ten miles distant firoiri fc I mMJ 1WJ city. On water street.Mr. this same 'contradistinction oC the Black Yolic. adjeaning Leavenworth, Walkmgl out as iar as and'elpteldojr'jie citizens, the iyl KichewHwjniles fire comT twQentireJJocks of buil- distant, we.ierfuxnhYd withVa cbmfort- Ml Slocunii one 'the same white was sire adjojiipg.

Mr-Rees on the' corner, of making Jpte'asure that' an association of enterprising genjfjemen hayq located a town site on the summit of Hlol I Ht5 embracing grounds forCemeryajhia celebrated mound, nsxr'aBrubuyujfof tho prairie to the height of three hundred feet, and containing several broad acres spreading out in a hw. tneir prmciplestitrja view them, go down, homnsr thereb dinga- fhfli excepGori ofHwo houses on aHWri' above, a large warehouse 60 by feet. to catch theWmy and unsuspecting. It nine nigner on the same street Messrs is a trap baited with smooth and specious fjftuhl It'll the corner ot Mam and bhort Streets. The Leaving Leavenworth wo passed over most business part of the cjtyJs destroyed some beautiful prairie land, and by Pilot and in ashes.

There" were none of the Knob, whidh rears its iMofty buildings- injrefcnon the South side of three hundred feet hiph affording from its Editor. I wuu, a j-uiiuiy uj a. siore i ivuius.pruiessiu-jgreai respect ior tne Hgnts plane on its top, is aootut two miles from LUCIANJ. house, l'JU feet ly 24. On main street of -factions, -and Leavenwortha 'proper distance ToFa'bur- IJ2AVENW021TII, Mr, Adams is now putting up a.

two story unite mem-together in making a free State. ial place -and affords one of the grandest ixain ouei, on wmcn tne ot. ueorge summit a view ofUhe most picturesque and Hotel is situated. The losses are Col- i u. FMDJIY, M1RCIL UinffSO feet by 24 feet.

Mr. Brubak- In the language, of hHeraldof Freedom, prospects of natural scpnery jn the world. A 'l -11 -fl 1 O. .,1, fs. Lumtet two Goiniroowe passed ud Five mile creek cr has just completed a two story house on published at the purpdse is td In.

till paper, inc lawi, i-'Oiw-pLua street, wkh two front rooms rirrmnmg hmiteirod disiCar -alt minor issuer'- 'Let 1lon find Treaties of the V. H. win i v. Lu 1 a iBiiur tn mis glorious piane on a oeau- tifuTmOTmnglFSeptemh traveled Eastern w-as: heard to remark that "from no point oftlie" 1ppc- nincs overlooking the vales' of Italy, can thc arc B-rcha MurpheyV- Saloon wer imhe cabins-of 'the Squatters: Goldstein'Harper fr Qhiy Si I Burnes Evans Mitch-. publislied toy authority.

JVTi H- rmmm xne ume, office. On cherokee, Mr. Abney, Gilbert, Kansas a Free State This is the watch- OlroxxXvtloirx, juauy, aria iL.astin Adams, are buiiaiug worn tu ine Apomionists, proclaimed lrom C5TW.S. SWVMMF.R, General Xcwipaper shops, On waiter street several buildings Head 'Quarters at Lawrence. 'All other eye disrac- greater, Vliat' a -acconu wre, ard bcW erected.

Messrs Fisher Skin- iSnns noble mansion for the Dead 1. A point be nia i'r sc. .14 ine 1 uuu w.1Uvu aic -7 7" 7 1 r. antnoriea wr 1 uwr, auu aiso mr. ayYio nave ereu 011 10 De aroppea ior tne present, and the whole D- Parrott U.

M. Moore's US Up0n lhe DivideTbetween the waters of Law Office, Telegraph Salt creek and. Little Stranger KS Upon reaching the summit of the divide we Law offices, T. Hulse, Uj S. yd a magnincfent view of the surrounding Hotel, Odd GopfTemplars and unTor many est Llnthe'distaiice Masomc Halls, Bower fcBoniphantr Dr.

mii.Kf-be seen1 the Moravian Mission. yond the speculations of mercenary mortals, an4 abqve.the jread of possibly con 3 Main Sin-. lgc ware houses. Mr. of them are to unite in makinc Kansas a A r11o.1 th "6 vunuuvv I 'Jemsj-uccompiisned, tne I hm Minir Inrn Snnf prvoiitnh imunt firsl ctan tending armies.

the event of a large commercial city here as is confidently an--ticipated by this Ccme 10th of all the opponents of the abo- imPonani EaricksonL, p. Bird's Law office.R. ide a 1) tribe of the christian snll and Free state rartY. in the "6 uUCrm giving am ana comiort 10 tne abo i. ot Art r.r t.i.

i tt tary will be madejto out-rival. Mount Jlu. urn and Pere laChask. "We are inform 16th Distoict.to assemble at Leavenworth "7" 'r or "se as tney may, it i street, designed for a Ijoardinff House. is an abolitinn mnvim.rit tn comM ti, Wilhite's Gunsmith, Indians, and iri the valleysnd on the hills, J.

Dietz, Furniture Store, L. BealSpen- 7 i V' -n' '6 "vW1 jl -v which looked like undulating waves of the cer 8 Boot Shoe Storey Raileys Store, to nominate candidates lor council anu ,7 "''r t. tlw. Territorial Lerrisla- ei "uw I PeraiJn oi au wno might javor a Free ed by Col. Alexander who conceived the project, that Mr.

McAlear is now arid Daguftrr'eari office, Dr. Darheai, Wool i I ramn nn tivn srnrv run hi innr nn Mmn rt I Ststto nnrlr pnrtoin Mnm.tnn.n 1 ii neat cottage, and we "If there is T.t pvprv nroslaverv man 11 auu wiin a home desirable' in this world the heart as it is important 17hy24 Capt. John Benz, has a certoin restrictions. folk's Abell Stringfellow's office, W. S.

BriggV Stove Tin Store, Tutt. Baker. J. Ranson, MettierV Sa I i 1 TT on r. I iff I that could he contented might find it here." Srtp.

minted which will be ac lure "e.uuyou i nu oevenieen men puwisn.a "riatlorm oi gaged in making the survey, and that an appropriate name for the site will soon be decided on. It will add largely to tho. prosperity of Leavenworth. More of it in ceptablc to every portion of the District feet deeP' fuU of clear ice. Others the Free White State Party of Kansas Ter The', Divide where in the Drug' Store, Doss' Store? Many of artvcan are now cuiiuinganu many are prepareingruory.

iius embraces the whole Terri I I 1 J. 1 .1 west the 1 highest ground between two streams is called the divide, and often the future. the merchants saved a good portion of their goods. be united as one man. Let all come and i i Stone It is.

a well a fact io uuau. jjvery uay Drings more or icss lory, anu mis nandiui oi men undertake to newcomers to our town, who express them- speak for the whole party. While they selves highly delighted with the place. may speak their own individual sentiments, whole tract is known by that appellation. act, so that all may be satisfied.

We all may have our preferences of men, but on Platte Irgus. that stone an excellent quality exists i Passing on the divide alluded to, wTe no- Lots are selling at an improved price. do they express the views of the whole par- ine Argus continues its war upon tne ticed on each side of us, a fine bodv of principle we are together, and that should TT 1 1 TIT 11 I in the immediate vicinity of Leavenworth as also in many portions of the Territory. Messrs Titcher Alexander, Land A- ty? And are they authorized to speak for tteraid. eu, we can say to that paper, timher.

The soil is very rich and alluvial. our polar tstar, to guide us to victory I V-km il 4 1. 1 1 11 m. 1 A we nave emistea curing tne war, ana we The COuntrv iooalonff our route is well U3' 5ilies every me re5l or omy tnemselvesf A few miles from this place, the Government has taken out of one vein of several 1. 1....

1 I. I nf si.cf-osa. UJ' aro lo cul. ai au-rence, tne Head Uuarters of ab- HlillIUIS lk TIT- V1 -ft will be with the writers of that paper in watered and has any abundance ot timber, their sixth trouble, and in their seventh we Salt creek which heads up in the divide, will not forsake them. We know there is passes through a beautiful country, north feet thickness, several thousand bushels, of Let our votes be a thousand, our purpo- ltAf ulu' a iew aaTS aS 10 iVAr- A- and tne Emigrant Aid importa- Itees, of Missouri, ten acres of srround ad, tion, they have held a meetinsr.

and adonted OnC. .1 rrk rni I a secret hostility to tins place and conse- west wnjcn i3 we watered bv numerous There is no time to lose. The election u. ow Dociy. rom ineir paumb.

coal. At Alexandria, a town about ten miles out, on Stranger creek, there exisls larsro quantities of cannel coal. A company is about being formed to work them, and it is quenuyto me.neraid, Dy those who control branches. Little String creek branches the Argus, They would, doubtless, to off in a south east direction and is fed bv though Ion delayed, is close upon us. Be "uo uuugm muum.

iivnuy eu proceeding we aiscover, there was a di- ye therefore eady, for the hour of trial is acIC.S adJoinlI1S thc and mtcn of PinpIon- Soi re for meet-It hand-within twenty days the election S.em.inaryr a xssue of Wry upon true merits, carry out their purpose, liazzard the sus- many streams that are well timbered, believed, that capital can be profitably invested there. will be here. Then we must be prepared cess of the cause they profess so much at- while the prairies adjoining, are high and tachraent for. But we have long since dry, rich rolling and beautiful. In the el.

i ins win propuuiv ue rjuilt 01 brick, vervwasasmafrainstiinr with our ticket, ami with such a one as we Mr. Rankin, a Daguerreotypist is putting ing it as both morally and politically wrong. ran all and bv and support, with all our come to tne couciusion, mat mere is room neighborhood of Mr, McQrary, onto Miles enough in the Territory for all the towns, Shannon's, the country lays beautiful and up a building on Delaware Street, 'and Others were for a temporising course, in energy and zeal. and we would like to see them all thrive. is the prettiest high land, with the advan- The question is an important one, and 1- iUBI We despise the petty jealousies that, exist tages of timber, water and soil, we have now in tho organization of our Territorial seen.

It cannot be excelled by any coun in the minds of some about different pla ces. We have none of it in our composi institutions, is thc time to set at rest forever a friend at St. Joseph to buy two lots on organized as the Free State partj It in which he intends to erect a Livery Stable, eludes in it, men of all views, such as abo Supreme Courts in Kassas. Chief Justice Lecompte, has been assigned to this District, and Leavenworth, the placo for holding his The first Court will be held here on the 3d Monday in March, and the 2nd Term on the 3rd Monday in April; It would be well for the officers to return all recognizances, that may have been taken, to the first term of the Court. This week we complete the publication of the Laws, of the first Session of the 33d Congress.

try in the world; Thus improvements at this time are go- litionists, free soilers and free state men. the vexed question of slavery. And to the proslavery party must we all look for thc Take the country from Leavenworth to tion; And if the writers of the Platte Argus expect to draw us aside from the Alexandria, for good soil, water and tim ing on in Leavenworth, and the time is The 2d Article says, "The object of this now at hand when lumber can be had in society, shall be union of effort to make enacting of such laws, as will give security great issue now at stake in this Territory, berj and it is as good if not superior t0 any to persons and property of every species in tney are rmstaKen. nortion of Kansas Territorv. any quantity.

We may therefore reasona- Kansas a free State." Thus it can be seen That paper, without cause commenced Leaving the Divide after passing Mr. an unwarantable attack upon us, and we Harrisons, we decended to Stranger creek. lf bly calculate upon many more buildings the abolitionists at Lawrence, and the Free The nominees they maybe, Jvu. PT goinff up. Vnite btate men of Leavenworth, are mak- we are satisfied will be new, and can be Tr Leavenworth is now the largest town ing a "union ot enort to make Kansas a triumphantly elected.

And while it is nat- r. -n i -l i- i the Terntorj', with a greater population, ree btate. Uut does any one believe the repeuea mem as we lelt bound to do, and There is a fine orade to the creek, and the snowea dv tne record that its charges inA XsfThe Kansas Herald has been selected publish" all the Laws of the session of Congress. were all untrue. But the "junto of wire the creek we carat, to Alexandria, on the more good buildings, a better Hotel, more objects ot this parly are to stop at that? Do men.

yet when the convention presents a ii .1 r.t. advantages for business men, and possess- they, believe it this party get the power, woriters, wno control mat paper, conclu- west bank 0f that stream. The town has would not do to give it up so," and been surveyed, and is located on- a high i- -j i mg greater inducements for emigrants and which they can only hope for, by the impor iucj, iiaiu wut nuer oi cnarges, wtftm PItpn(iin(, W.k on to the uffs. Political ejfSectins in Kansas. The following are the proceeding of a meeting of the citizens of Kansas Territory, held at Whitehead, on the 24th day-, of February, 1855.

V. -V, capitalists than any other town in the Ter- tation of Northern voters to an enormous for the irood of the cause. We have all es- mm tne nope or getting up something that 0n the north of the town is Walnut creek ntory. extent, they will respect slave property, and poused. would prejudice us the public mind.

on the east is Stranjrer, two beautifu And notwithstanding all the cry about carry out "in spirit and to the letter the fu Our opponents are secretly organising And the last egg they have hatched is that, Streams of clear running water. Here On motion of H. J. Johnson, Thomas titles to property in Leavenworth, and the gitive slave law?" Delaware land, it is now decided at Wash- Whv is it that other men of the Free Wix.dbahn was appointed Chairman, and some two years ot out editorial lite we found the -largest body of timber we Missouri we wore a collar marked Holly." have Keen in the Territorv. The Stranger and at work, under the name and style of the "Free State party," and on tho day of election, will have a ticket in the field.

James R. Whitehead Secretary of the meet ing, Now what is this charge trumped up for? and yainut creeks, besides" other streams The Chair then read to the meeting a They expect under false colors to entice ington, that Leavenworth is not on the State party, did not sign this Platform? Delaware lands, and further that the set- Does their party consist only of 17? If tiers on Delaware lands will not be dis- more why do not their signatures appear tUrbcd. This beinjr Settled, there is nOW "Rut tliia Pl-itfnrm Voir.r onnmrtr! Ir. cpro As to this last and dernier resort of the I vicinitv meander through" the most nincompoops who scribble for the Argus, fertile portions of the Territory, whose banks the unsuspecting into their embraces. But mark it free soilers, abolitionists and free printed copy of the notice, previously circulated among the citizens, calling them together on this day, and asked this ques tion of the meeting: State men, all go together, their purpose i conclave, may account ior tne meagre num- i and the Delaware lands will settle up vvith bpr nf nnrrips nttnrliprl tn it.

"Does any man know who called this being to make Kansas a Free State. we can say, you have missed your aim. ana vaiieys are well wooded with the wal- And we can with truth say, what the nomi- nut, hickory, ash, Cottonwood, nal editors of the Argus cannot say, that we anQ jt may therefore be confidently expect- have not had editorial articles forced upon ed that emigration will follow the course meeting, and for what purpose, it was cal a rapidity unparallelled. are the leaders of that party, and why are i. i' a Tin Treat them all alike, and defeat their led?" us contrary to our inclinations to publish.and 0f tkese Streams and their tributaries, un- This question brought several gentle that we have never had others to write and tn oxrora om.

nf land thpm will bf tn. schemes and machinations, unless you would Vm.t"ranl tiieir names not to tms mamiestof unere have this Territory, overrun with abolition- n. is McCrea, Leib, Cody and Jolly? Leib and negro stealers. For free States is Bf Pittsburg, to says he is Vice President of the organiza- thc very place where such men enr -T i tion, surely his name should have been at- hrnfil nn nt Ii ii'rt Ir tc cowl (ham orn i i a i -n i It is said there men to the floor, who addressed the meeting in a spirited manner: each one setting furnish us editorial. And further we can ten up or claimed.

The section of coun-saynow, as Ave have said before, that around Alexandria will soon be dens- forth his views as to the origin of the call, and the necessity of the action of the meet Ul lacnea. Ana ivicurea, tne spokesman and durinff our connection with the Joseph i ing at this time, relation to appointing two boats the Tropic and Herald, that are orator 0f partyj the best exponent of If you would see our large prairies brought into a high state of cultivation, and our prosper.in peace and harmony against this Free State organization, and loaned witn live stocic in tne snape oi emi- tneif principles they have why is his name delegates to a district Convention, to beheld at Whitehead, on the following Wednesday, After which, on motion of Mr. BlttUlo. wlc" left otl. liis name was signed to tne m- Gazette or any ather paper, Holly never There Js alrea(Jy a heavy settlement in the wrote an editorial article or offered us one.

inweaiate of the place. It is ad. This charge of our wearing a collar, comes mirabiy iocated for building up a town of with a bad grace, from one who it is known consIderable importance, and upon the arrival, which will be before the election, strument, and it appears erased with huge support pro-slavery men for theLcgislature. John H. Whitehead, the Chan put the following question to the meeting: 'Is the meeting willing at this time to appoint drfegates to meet in a general Con Kansas.

ior tne a ree otate party to operate upon. llack Iines drawn over and around it. Why This is the sort of material aid they are is all this There raust De something rot- is forced to wear a collar, however much it BI ff handsomest sites for may gald and jade him. But the ''junto Churches. Seminaries, and There arc about a thousand of the tribe of Delaware Indians remaining in Kansas, 1 nowioouingiortoienamemaia ana as- Denmark.

Has Mac. rebelled that i whose reserve covers 1,800,000 acres of stance in making Kansas a i ree ld reCeive this treatment, or is he of wire workers," whe write for the Ar- Publk Buildlngs we have seen any where. gus, are known, and their puipose under- Alexandria is on the nearest and most di. stood. Thev can therefore deceive no one.

land, said to be the best in the Territory. Is not this enough to open the eyes of every dlscarde( from party? His name was vention of the district, to be held at this place, on Wednesday, the 28th to, co-operate with other delegates from the Great Nemeha Agency and Doniphan, in nominating suitable persons to fill the offi-. ces of Councilmen and Legislators for the- Bun.eUiiaagii 01 ine lenuoriui aci, nign minded rignt tninKin man as to tne t't Plotfnrrr, nni1 We would now advise them to read Whit- i i. Arrangements have they have sold ncaily three-quarters of objects of the Free State alias abolition and I this land to officers of the Army at iort a1 without his authority. Mi.l I neiu leuer, aenning nis own position, anu been made for buildi a BridffC over the Leavenworth and other speculator.

for ee sou pany. man is Known uy me This Free White State party say they are 810.000, less than a cent an acre. company he keeps. And if the Free State for excluding Free Negroes from the Ter learn a lesson for the future, that little Strar)ger at tovvn This will the boats should keep near shore while lar- great body of the travel to pass in that di- jerk Evangelist. men, are found in close communion, cheek ntory.

Where will they send them? Cer ger ones may venture more. rection. Coal of a superior quality has The above is a specimen of thc paragraphs by jowl with the Emigrant Aid party, it is tainly not to the Slave States, for they wont The Census. learn the census re- been found on Walnut creek, immediately now frequently found in the papers of the enough to condemn them. If you would receive them.

But they are for driving North and East. Of Course it is useless to free yourselves from thc taint of the Law- tnem outj. regardless 0f humanity or right, turns are complete, and show three thou- adjoining the town, and it is believed to sand and four voters. The fifth and sixth exist in abundance. Limestone rock, and districts, adjoining the Arkansas line, other good building materials are in the say to our readers how void of truth the a- rence abolition movement come out lrom careing not what becomes of them.

A uwu Jisunu 11 J9U1IUUSI as useless IO I iiiuuilii iuc wiu uuiiv, aimuuiw tauiiin kf Ntntu wo shnnlrl snnnrtco ic tho rpro I I show upwards of 400 voters in each dis- immediate vicinity of the town. say that this paragraph, and others of simi- such bad company. If you do not, what- piace for rrez niggers. And if this is made trict. These two districts are said to be lor character had their source in the ima- ever opposition you may have to them, it a free State, despite the 17 signer it gination or manufacturing skill of Mr.

Man- will justly lay you liable to the charge of wiH be the harbor of free negroes, and well timbered, and are nrincinallv settled lMr, C. McCrea, is announced as nypenny, the Commissioner of Indian A f- suspicion. That the Free State party is runaway slaves by people of Arkansas who are right on the a candidate for the Council. He is on the slavery question. Estimating the whole "free State" ticket, independent and on his ir.

i i i i i i i v.v.wv. 1 1 a ew undertake to erase names number of voters at 3004, the ratio of wn hook. He is doubtless the ablest for Councilmen will be 231 bater in his party. Some of his Free State to attain an object he has had constantly in ism, free no longer admits of wIthout authorityi may Uiey not adopt a view for months past to-create a strong pre- To convince any one he need on- without atuhoritv. and do anv -TT .1 Ji i voters, and for Delegates to the House it or lree so" riends, who- would take the 14th district, in the coming Territorial Legislature?" Which was negatived.

Maj. Wm. P. Richardson offered tho following resolution, which was adopted; Resolved, That this meeting appoint a committee of twelve citizens of this district in the following manner, four from White-bead, four from Doniphan, and four from, the Nemaha Agency, whose duty it shall be, so soon as the limits of our district is ascertained, to call a meeting of the citizens at each of the above named, and as many other places in the district as the public interests may require, for the purpose of appointing delegates to a district Convention, to be heki at Whitehead, as soon thereafter as practicable, to nominate suitable persons to fill the offices of Coun-. cilmen and Legislators, for the 14th dis trict in the coming Teiritorial Legislature, Whereupon Maj, W.

Richardson, Thomas W. Waterson, E. Blackiston, J. Smith, Joel Ryan, JohnS. Pem-berton, Maj- VandersliceDr.

Cutler Henry Forrhan, James Forman, Alexart-der Dunning and Josiah Beattie were ap pointed said commi tee. On motion of Mr. Thos. W. Waterson it was Resolved, That the Secretary of -the' meeting is hereby requested to furnish tha St.

Joseph City fapers and Kansas Her-aldeach with a copy of proceedings for publication. On motion of H. J. Johnston, the meet- juuiue uKam uic umcers oi me Array ai iy read tne mwrence papers, wno opemy thev mav desire Susar-coat will be 115 voters. If the above estimate lead and dictate as to who should be the espouse the name of the Free State party.

and whitewash y0Ur principles as you will is correct, and we have it from a reliable candidates, take it in high dudgeon we un gentlemen, the cloven foot sticks out, and source, the Districts along the Mo. Riv- derstand, that he should presume to- offer .1 fT your purposes are me same in eueci -r will nnt bi pntklpd to as manv mem. as a candidate. But those who would lead Leavjcnwouth is attracting the attention of persons from every quarter of the country. Every mail brings us letters from Maine to Georgia and Texas, of inquiry bersasat first calculated upon.

We sup- Und have been traversing this District, elec with the Lawrence Abolition party. This is the fact and it cannot be covered up by pose other Districts will be attached to tioneering, will find they have a hard road any sort ol whitewashing arrangement. to them. When, the Proclamation for an to travel, and that they will yet have to pack election will be issued, we are not advis- more objectionable men to them than Mc about the place. We are unable to answer the thousands of enquiries by letter.

In our Progress or Leavenworth. The ed, and vvesuppoac no body knows but Crea for he fs the "most consistent man Land Book of Pitcher Alexander, next we will attempt to furnish the infor t'ort Leavenworth; to throw the- blame of the massacre at Fort Laramie upon Lieut. Giatton, whose life was sacrificed on- that occasion, and to drive the settlers from the ceded Delaware lands. aid him in these objects the Washington correspondent of the Missouri Republican, and Baltimore Sun, of the N. Y.

Htnld, 'I" and of the Philadelphia Ledger, "OI server is paid for writing ex parte articles for those papcrs. and scattering paragraphs, like the above, into as many others will print them. We caution the public egairnt plating too much reliance upon concerning this Territory or Army ojiieers, that may find their way into t3je papery, ire have referred to. the Governor among them, and does not undertake to mation desired, with the hope it will prove Agents, show the sales of eighty-nine satisfactory. We can say to all, come on lots, ranging from $100 to $500 each, r2-IW is iri.kW mail from white wash and sugar coat his principles to Leavenworth, here is now the largest made by them since the 1st of November Westport to Fort Leavenworth, establish- like certain others of his party, in trier now carried regularly.

From the make them go down. Rare and racy town in the Territory, and is destined to be in this citv. The sale of this amount of Fort tn Woctnr, mnll are ore. aneau. laKes icau the- most important commercial point in it.

property during the winter months, and Improvements are rapidly going ahead, the cessation of emigration, augers well, Fnrt. fcnt and will yet force the free white State par i ing adjoured sine die. soon to have an.office established at. this Uy to swallow him, for he is able to whip and every lav add move to thc place. and who can calculate the prosperity of 4 I James R.

Whitxitead, Sec'v. place. (them all in the traces. There if no difficulty about titles. Leavenworth the coming season?.