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MID FALL IMPORTATIONS N
WlN Oh
CHINA, EARTHENw Arb AND
Fancy Articles.

FINIE Subs riber offer 10 country Merchants nd oti
j ers in want, his complete stnch Of Earhc Iware,
Cnina Table and Fancy Articles, of his direct in,
portann from the tavnrito inetories of Englan and
F,Hnee, together with full new stock of Plain Iressed
Cul Gnss, in every vurieiy, &c SC The aasoi tmen
comlri-ea. 10 part. the following:
DINNER SETS Gilt. decorated gold bnni. and
white French Chnn; white grnnie and blue prlt ,now
ing blue. pnrnle. damaseenu, plum, lilac.
TEA SERVICES-ln sets al ". A. SO, 90, IT, md
~ piere-, rahring in price from ~ to 800 n set.
WATER plIf lIERs; covered aud uncovered basins
RICH VASES, common and decorated Mugs md
common Enrthcnwnre, suitable fnll trndc.
PLATED GOODS--Tea, desert aud table Spoons ;
table aud desert forks salt aud mustard spoon. nap
kin rlnf=, mustard pots. butter knives and cnsots
TABLE CuTLERY-Ivory handle mhlc sets, ~ rie
'c- knives aud forks in dnzcns common do.
BRITANIA WARE-Caaora from the n ost CONN on
:" the best mannacured spoons, Indies and safely fv
III humps.
LOOKING GLASSES-sp gilt ornare s,ed
lrames French plates various sises suitable T.,
Tie pier do; mahogany lumei in greatly variety and
fo,,ri cns-rs
GLASS WARE-Plan aud pressed cut turnbcr-
vine pch"r, sulyers bowls preserve disn sdeoanisr
lrmonndes Rlnsses, goblels champagne; safety Iu
dnmp, wat.r BOTTLES, butter plates, syrup aud mlas.
snlt cellprs, bottles, preserve feb
rlnbea.
LAMPS-The improved so'ar amps Of which the sub
scribe, il the soe proprctor pnrlor hall and aud
hnnd lamps, IN variety
CHANDELIERS Of >, 3. T. q, g. &c burners. fur
nish'd reasonable terms; walters tea trays, antefns
liable toy Ten aud dnnrr sets.
STONE WARE-At lsctury prices.
The -ubscr Der offer. all the nboye goods on reasona
tile terms and is satisfied that call from ountry NOR
rmns person. contemplating hopse keeping will
vince them TINT his stock Is MOI surpussei in price gun
ny variety. by nny cstnbli hmeni in the State. Small
profit aud quick sales Is the motto, Cnll at
J. d b. EVANS.
nov Ills III Main at, Richmond.
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IN PRESS HISTORY of A s,Ir

N PRESS HISTORY OF A SI'rT IN
l EQUITY aud of nm Action at Common Law, by A
VI Sands, Esq.. Gonscllor nj Law.
This wnrk embraces minute nccount Of all the steps
10 be nken In snit o Equity and an action .; Law,
irom their commencement their terninniioo also,
The mode of enforcing Judgments decrees, ssther
with the mnnner Of appeals, wrts oi error, & &c.
Forms nf bills and ..ccrees IT, Chsncc ., do
sla M ions md iudnmert. nj Common LAW, and pleas,
emn,rers and replications appended; and chap
will be dcvoted specially the practice IN the Un
ted States Court A. NORRIS, sAl
Publisher d. Bookseller, go
nov lats Richmond, Va.
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w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshend =. Il. and N. Sugar,
so Barrels Coffee Sugar.
20 Clarihe Sugar,
1000 lbs best L,inf do
10 hhds. N. q. e. Sugnr-house Molasscs,
100 Bags Rio and Lagnia Coffee,
25 do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Cases Gunp'der Imp'' and PIX 'fea
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 - upper
. Bales Shoe Thread
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers.
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Ii Tons Bar Iron,
5 do Rolled Tire Iron,
do Round & Square Iron, assorted,
do Bsiered Steel,
1000 lbs CAST and Shear
) Boxes Collins " Ar hers PaicntAxes
300 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
30 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Tallow Candies,
30 Adamantine Candles,
30 Sperm, do
20 Turpentine Soap,
so English dairy Cheese,
30 Pine Apple do
so Barrels Ma,kcrnl,
SO Kits do No. /,
so Barrel. Tanners Oil
10000 lbs Good Family Bacon
Bosidaa a number of othor uitielea ,oa tedious 10
entun. sept u It's
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MERCHANTS.
MERCHANTS.
McC0RKLE & JONES,
wH~LEsALk q RETAIL
GrOcers n Commission Merchants,

wH.LESALk RETAIL
GrOcers n Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynchburg. Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply. To which
"A they socii the attention of their friends und the
public generally viz:
900 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio Sigur Java aud Mn'acaiho Coffee
60 bbls Crushed, Puyerized, Coffee and c .ari
fled Sugars,
10 hhds L. X. nnd n. o.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar
800 Kegs Nails, all Sizes
100 Sides Sole LEATHER
80 Tons Country, Rolled aud Band Iron, all sires
"ses Fine Stick Licorice.
Common Stick Licorce
Fine Mass do
lis Mani Ia Rope, To inches diamcto
80 Baskets Olive Oil
IS Boxes Candles, all qualities
10 Barrels N. o. Mola,sas,
hhds. West /, do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tar,
40 do Herrings, Mackcrel and Shad
800 bush. Clover, Timoth Orchard. Eneli Blue
ind Ever Green Grass Seed,
5000 lbs Prine Western Bacon Sides
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides
cured by VIM Ma--e,
6000 lbs. Cast, Sheer and Blisered Steel all .nes,
400 Feet ,ieiy Fuse.
300 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz. Rowlands sund tlumes' Shovels,
StG Blankets different qualities,
800 Wool tlnis do do
Also
Cahcoes Domestcs. hlenched and unbeachcd- bed
Tickings O.naburgs Smoking and Chewn, Tol aoeo Of
all qualities of their manufacture, which they
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cash. pu, tual
time or, in exchlnge Tor country Pft
Call before making your bills elsewhere, II you
please.
We 1900 100 bus shells sheed Oats for vi ich
liberal prices will be paid
oct 2i.dts McCORKLE & jon ES
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RICHMOND.

80 IN. York 4 virginia.. - Z
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
important 10 Merchants and Others.
tlNnoSE who desire speedy and nha'le m"de al
l. Conveyance for ,hcir goods between Nee fork ond
Richmond, lin about SO hours time between the two
plaees) will their interest BY u,derieg eir
go be shipped by the well Known Sidc'w Ocean
Steam Ships
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
If 1900 oas Bnrihea IN charge of careful ~ Il expert
Il officers.
hose ordering gnud- from New York can do al twice
week b, this crrnin mud line, enabling them I"
penish thei >tocks wit fresh supIes rho,i 1otc.
And in like ma ,uer .nnblirg those vii have gnoJs To
sip thcr, do sn, = the demund for ih,m afrc-
PASSENGERS t,o will find this rnnte the mast com.
initabc well NJ the cheaprst, State. roam aecommn
,luuon., a meals furnished whhoit extra eht ge,-
rhe.e Shil touch at No,to eoi, aud rrtu ming
IUDLAM Il WA son.
dec | j.ts Richinnn1 Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SeWing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,


WHlCH have acq, ire = onee" "eled rrpu,aion for
w excel ence. in all rar,s tho world, FOR every
Nnriety nt Sewing ME nnw offered the reduced cab
prices oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The ellen, prof.
II rnm thr Use ri these mac ihea is from to 10 siooo
yraf depending On the kind uf WORK dnnc.
We wish Ia call tn attention of manufacturers par
ticnlars to- newly invented aud entrel, oripinn
Machine to Sew with a Single Thread
Iths instrument admin ible Ia rontrvahee, and
peri It in if= operation AID rezut tint II commands
the utq qualified approval of n VIII undersnnd the MI
nf Sewing by marhoery. For linen -tnchi,a this Is
the snly machine that mnkee -tich which will re-
nuin Il snct aud heaniifnl after washing For aloe
work and every sort "f leother.acwing ing
Matttoasrsand nil Sewing 10 which great ~ RENGFH
OF SEAM is REQUIRED, thn work nj This machine
runnn hr equal ed Il ia more simple in iis consruc.
'on aud much more eas, managed aud operated than
ether
Hereafter shall he prepared ~ supply u variety oi
Sewing mnchines-epeh rctieot aud complete al it,
kiId. Mt lh' following easi price,,
L. Needle and shuttle machine nf present style wool
bnx, 800 90
}. Needle ,nd shuttle machine of present style
On iron frame sllo 90
!. Needle aud shuttle mnchine with newly In
vented feed 4uclan mud check 'd spring, $i25 90
I Single threaded mnchires loi linen aud other
liah Sewing. s,as 90
! Single threaded machines for Sewing h,ga,
s-cks and carpet bae.. sle5 90
Il. Siarc threaded machines inr shoe Nok and
leather stitching sia5 90
7. Sim e threaded machines with nppni ntua
Ii bind mnit,n-ses, \ e.. t135 90
Single threndrd machines, of estra aiz..ior
quitting cent ininrs $40 90
} Single thtc ,drd tnnchne..of nrgcr siae.ior
quilting es,ro .irc Innings. $3.50 90
TO- Single threaded mnclncs adapted IL lap
scanning. cont sleeves. Ne, $50 90
u. brodering Machine, making
mentul stitch with iwo thiends, $3.50 30
70 Mnchi oi nlpe sizo for Sewing avn
inea aud slip snils--whl ixtuteA and mp
rarntus oompcte--lrnm $t00 to $500 90
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Christmas Presents.

A s the time for the interchange Of friendly tokens o
regard md affection hand and a''rnerry Christ
mas" and Happy New Year consider ed such ap-
nroprite occasions for bestowng cherished friends
something which will to recall IL mind, with in
reased vividness, the love in memory Of the dono il
may be well temin those who conrmt nte (nnd who
o not y presenting some lived one with 'ome hing real
k valuable that in all the whole catuougr of Biiou:erie
there is nothing hch is surely and invariably apPro
rated the counterfeit prcsertnent of the gvcr in r
uf daguerrcotypr. especially when taken in Tan
>FRs nitntable style, md paced in one ot the hume
,,ns benutiiu and Fancy Pupier Macbe, Velvet P'aIl
and Tortosa shell or Pcrte Mpnnae Gases or in ele
.ant Lockct Bracelet, Finger Ring. or Breast Pis
most choice $50 tmens which we have just received
xpresslv f,y the Hn liv4 nov eXhbiron ut the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery
an AInn Street inmedia ely over VIM Fl. Mosb,'s Auc
iion Room
49, Partirnlsr pains taken give correct likeness
aud artistic pictures. StoreOsoopc anu coloured Da'
gnrrentypcs may be ha in superior sIyle by those who
l-,ife them Do'it mist Ike the place: MAIN STREET
Ban Daoe FROM BRIpGg ST
GEO. w. MINNIS,
N. s. TANNER,
Ice l7-is Pir.xr II Dagpsr, eo,yrsssfs.
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MORRIS PUBLISHES

A NORRIS PUBLISHES
-. oelP. Vhgini" Reports, Vols 4, and6.
Waahinetons :. 2Vols.,
The Virginia Cases, by Brockenbrough and Holm s--2
Vols, f" faa
Tnie's Digesied Index of tho Virginia Reports,
Tntc's Digest of tho Laws Of Virginia. (a hion
preparing adapted to the Code.)
Tate = meticaD Form Book,
Tuckcr'a Commentaries on tho Law, at yirgin.a--2
Vos; w.
Robinson'a Forms,
Hobi ison'a Prnctice. nov ,4-tsI
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FOG NEW YORK!
a. y. Mai Line per The SPLENDID S?EAMSHH'S
jamestown and KOunOkel

fJ'HE new and elegant Idle wheel steam r~SIh
1 ship JAMESTOWN, (Cap, Perrisl.)
will leave Petersburg vim City Point every inc-da,
Eveninr and the ROANOKE, (Capt Cuvcndy) y every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare irom Petersburg. including
State Rooms. SlO III
Nieeiage passage. I'M
For speed comfort and suety these Steamships an'
'xceled by the aud travellers will hm II
the mos, pleasant route the north they will there
hy avoid the dust and frequent change. of the Railroads
~ Tickets Issued al tu, oire on Sycamore Street
SAML. q. BAPTIST, dgt Peetsbpg
EF"A passenger train leaves the Appomattos depn'
every Tuesday and Friday at half pnst o'clock p N,
with the Steamships at City Point. Passen.
10y the southsiie Raroad " i'll reach Petersburg IN
time u tn>o the cars loi the steamers. q. Is
JnN LII.
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DAILY VlRGlNlAN.
g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERMS.

,afSraN is published daily at go and semi week., Ut
n Z, advance No subscr pton is taken for shorter
m sx months. and no paper is discontinued EXCEPT =.
m ot the Proprietors, until all arrenrages sum ne
irIsgNENTs are inserted for 30 sents per .o
ny tSNgR torn insertion, and 81 cts or e,''s es,
~ ,,,,,,l.r of insertions Is not marked on th' Ho II
w III III ordered out and charged accordingly
,ttiy RATES are.--for the privilege ot Two sluates
mi weekly SO; for one square daily s5o sein "eehs
s sehN I'm iaily sac semi-weckly S35. Every yehry
he reluired to eonhne his advertising % ms par
# business and If he exceed the space stipulated or
II' h,r..ed ratahly for The eXcess.
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For RmI...more mud PhiIndciphin

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Learcs Richmond epfry Taesday at o'9oek Z "
~xdaa.s TIL Il large StenlnrI u Il lV ID II Il
sh4&s Capt GlfFoRp will receive freight every Mon
lay, und up to hour Of o'clock P. every Tues
lay. inr the above plnce..
Shippers . Wheeling. pittsburg Cincinnati and the
South and West generally. will find this the chcnp
tsi and most ex pedtinus. For frcght, apply In
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond. Va.
Julv IA dts
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'Vanee Company nf the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL. 5000. 900.

"nNCt ran be arcled in the.a companies up
r., 'af terms, as in any other. ot equal respon,i
oy oyaPflication 10
h, !, I'D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg,
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
At GREATLY Reduced Prices


A MORklS-I'ubiishet and Bookseiisr--97 Main
~ Street, RICHMOND. Va = win publish
Calfs Virginia REPORTS Vols. /, 9 mud 3,
Henhine " Monlorde Virginia Reports Vols,
Mu1iord's Virginia Report -6 vpls..
l. igh'. Vol L.
All with notes with .ierencr- Ia subsequent ,cisons
and oyeerucd ca-es-by Lucien Minor, Esq. Counsel
lor ut Inv, luov liul
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Corn Planters!! Corn Planters ~!

N|E the undersigned. havi, oh ained o Mr. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the Stnte for Virginia an
agency ior Il npactsre and sale Of Robert j. Col
WINS Patent CORN PLeNTEb respectf lily request
ihnse who desire Labor saving machine, by which
and is ennbed eperorm the work. which, by the pres
mode of planting, requires four fve-to call Inn
nedia'ey and urpy Themselves with one OF these In
valuable mnohines To this Planter were awarded the
first Premiums the State Agricultural fairs Of Virgin.
IN, Ma ysnd, PrnnsyIvanm and New. .York-bcsids. &c
~ prer,iums other fairs. This machine, drawn by
horse. the iurow, drops the with great
regularity, also Gano or ra''er i desired and COW
ers it the proper depth.
dec Its DIUGUID BRO. =
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OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

OOK1NG GLASS AND PICTURE
IIFRAME MANUFACTORY-The undersigned
ina nufacture and offer for sale the following articles al
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamenta al and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guils
Dagueneotype Frnmes largebeautiful assortrnsp'
goods
Looking Glass Plates of all sizes nnd fitted in
Picture Glass. French first quality, from 5dx36 inch
es duwn
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings furnished 10 or'"
Composition Roscttes, OF all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and jobbing in all the abov
branShes
Picture Glass any pnttern--and large 'Ize
French Mirrors furnished tn order
P-Conntry orders by mnii will epr 1ni att'n.
,ior FRANOK Il GLOVER
1873 Main street between 9thnnd i0thSI hielm"nd
June g---is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

HAS ju.t returned from the North with -
i u very extensive na-ortrprDt of the above
Articles and Is opening, door below the ElA,
Stor" of Jro q. Mrcm, u large stock Of Gold -
and Silver Lever Watches from Of the first
iactores In Europe--sone Of which III be warranted
10 kcepgond tinr fo, two years.
Als, n splendid assortment of JEW ELRY. consisting
IN part N Genllsnrns Fine Gold Fobves nnd Guard
Ihnins Seals, Keys aud Brooches. A very great
nety of Ladies' Bren-t Pins Ear Rings Cuff Pins Fin
Rings and Bracelets and endless variety Of other
articles thni +" w llense.
silver and Plated Ware,
Such rs Silver 6oblcts. Cups and Mug Table, Do
and Ten Spnon-; Sugar Tongs aud Siers. Tea
S,rsiner, Snlt aud Mustard Spoons, Table nnd Desert
Forks.
ALBAfER Table, Desert and Ten Spoons do. Forks
aud Batter Knives Cake and @ rd Baskets, Elegant
Phe,l nnd BriitnnIn Casters Silver II u Knives sets;
Cake Knives Silver. Pearl and Tortoise Shell Gard Co
se. Pori Monies &c. aud every kind of articles usual
y kept IN Jeaellers ',ore. which "Aor my friends
and I'D Customers, with the tina, will sell
IA low, aud favorable terms. any In the State,
nnn hope To have The pleasure If n speed, call and
anime for themselves und the truth of tho above
sertion.
tT- Watches and Jewelry repaired short notice
nd moderate terms. aud hghe. price given for old
Silver.
net q JEIt1 WlIITAM9
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

T0ItcIl0N TnsurnncP Unmpnny, iInrttord COnn
CAPl IAL. 5000 900.
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nov Ills
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
What 9tOHt>athe DegsgsCa1.e

Weare told and ne believe our author.
nyi iunexc ceptienab that some portions of
tie Delaware Treaty. will be altered next
Spring just before Congress adjourns.
The schief men of HE tribe are said to be
willing to sell out without reserve; the in
terests of The embryo State demand the
change; and the settlers who have made
claims and improvements on the Delaware
lands, will only thus have justice done them.
To our minds the terms should be, pecu-
mary compensation for the entire lands.
and a retfocessian In fee simple Of I60
acres to such individuals of the tribe as de-
sire to remain where they are-with an
equivalent to those who prefer to go else
where. ss4sssa.S sF3fzg Ya7zz aass55H7a =
Has the Treaty been changed already2
The Delaware Chiefs don't know it, if tits.
And yet there are rumors evidently not
Hbase1ess, that there has been. alteration
openly or ecoyertly made The Agent is
said to have declared that only one-half of
the sum provided aor In the Treaty would be
paid this month, and the other half, In
Spring; and we are further informed that,
the Delaware Chiefs have held council In
which it was resolved not to accept an in
stalment. of their money, or to have the
whole or none They are quite right, too;
for the Commissioner of Indian Affairs says
all the money is ready for payment.
Ansimportant item for information would
be an answer to the auestions-Who is the
treaty controlling power2 What business
has any agent, or missionary, to tryto spec
ulate with the funds of the Indians! go
Surely Mr., Rnbinson,is not taking such
Liberties with the property of the red
men, We have been told of some seheming,
also, with the funds of the Shawnees- pur
posing to give goods instead of money to
some extent. How is it p Gov.Reeder IS
an ex-efIicio. superintendent of Indian af-
fairs in Kansas Territory; it may be proper
for him to look at the matter and see that
the red-men under his jurisdiction are not
defrauded. d.-Parkville Luminary. szi J..
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

heads among us. Discord has not arrayed
our citizens in opposition to each other in a
.wafof sxternshaatipn. "a aewspspegsagi-
statioa this most Sensiitiyeof al subjects
wealds sbe productive oIdisasters sash e no
man can caIsplate. The fanatns Of the
NorfkaAd t6siuitras Of tHs South hayedone
comparatively little harm for the reason that
they have been at safe distance from each
other; in this territory the hostile elements
are brought together face to face. The
Platte .frgus commands us to give the sig
nal for the onslaught. This we respectful
ly decline doing, at the same time suggest
ingsto the editors of that paper the proprie-
ty of attending to the interestsso of Missouri
and a-more strict observance of the eleventh
commandment. 1 ..'t- = =
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

oftheir own country: We presume we
have feelings ike Others upon this subject,
and at aA proper times win give our views
and votes in accordance as our good judg-
Iaent may tlictate, without reference to the
action ofothers This is Ia free country,
|yhere every man has a ightto do as he
Fpleases, holding himself amenable to the
laws of the country, for the abuse of that
privilege.
The administration Of President Pierce,
meets. with ourshearty approval, and his
administration. If the past, is q. guaranty tof
the future, will find IN us an umble but ar
dent advocate shall labofEfor sthe
maintenance and supremacy of the prinei-
pies of the great National Democratic Par
ty. - -. .i.=... Z - &. s... =, I.
The Administration of Coy. Reeder, as
foreshadoWed in his reception address,
meets our hearty approbations His his
tory IN old democratic Pennsylvania, gives
an earnest that he is the very man for these
troub1ous and vexatious times, He is sound
s@r
and conservative in all his views, and his
efforts will doubtless be to preserve law and
order" and advance the interests Of the
Territory. As such the Herald viii give
his administration warm support. :. -. $ s.
We. have embarked in this; enterprise
with theEdeterminasion to pursue the right
and condemn the wrong The Herald while
under our control shall be kept free from all
sectional alliances. We owe. no alegi-
ance to any man or set of men, and there
fore shah keep the paper free from all
cliques and factions. Our general views
and sentiments on all political subjects be-
ing well known, we deem it useless at this
time to enter more into detail! F i
This address has been hastily written.
We submit it, however, to the public, and
solicita generous patronage. To the breeze
we freely unfurl our flag inscribed on its
folds-the CONSTITUTIONS strict adherence
to its charter, and against a latitudinous
construction of 1.-THE Union as it .is-and
the great fundamental principles of the
democratic party to sustain it. s4-qsl{ t..
This being our motto, we put our little
bark to sea, expecting to out-ride the storm
and quen the ragings Of fanaticisn, wheth-
er it come from the abolitionists of the north
OF the extremists of the south. l.,.-e
With this brief,address, we submit our
claims, and ask that we be fairly tried, and
if found worthy, we know you will rally to
our aid.
-. LUCIAN J. EASTIN.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
Wzsea.es 0aas .I19

= The New York Express, In yiewiof the
confusion of the parties In New York and
the union of the Wings, Freesailers and ali
the isnss under the same banner, thus Iex-
presses itself: 1ei4'ssi, isss-s 10 ,gfs.,s
y sit is rather hard for old politicians such
as we ares educated in the old Clay and
Webster school of politics, now that these
revered ssold 'fogies' are IN their grave
yards, to keepsthe fln-iof ourselves; and
whether we belong to Saratoga, Syracuse,
or Auburn, It is rather hard to tell, reading
all these proceedings. ".sielr sisess, =
- saf cam I Giles, ,'or a4ai nots'' ~
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
HaLEDICTORY Y

With the present number of the Herald
my connection as one of its editors and pro-
.prietors ceases. Its course hitherto has, /
trust, met the appreciation of the advocates
| of popular sovereignty, as asserted IN the
Nebraska Kansas law, in every part of our
country. Its neutrality on the exciting
subject of slavery has not been questioned.
Its course will, without doubt be the same
as heretofore. As such commend tit
the patronage of a generous public, be-
lieving that its agency in bringing about a
peaceful adjustment of the exciting topics
soon to be settled in this Territory will be
most salutary. 1 leave the Herald with
the best wishes for its success-may its pub
fishers prosper in carrying on the good
work which fatter myself I have had
some agency IN commencing well. To the
public l return my sincere thanks for the
encouragement and commentator the Her.
aid has received. Tony brethern Of the
Press owe debt of lasting gratitude for
the many fattering notices they have be-
slowed upon the past course of this paper.
With this brief farewell I retire, glad to
escape the hardships and vexations Incl
dent to conducting a press ON an extreme
frontier and under the critical circumstan-
ces attending this.
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