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SMOKING SONG.

Floating away, like the fountains spray, @
Or the snow-white plume of m lden,
Our smoke wreaths rise to the star-lt skies,
With blissful fragrance laden.
CHORUS.
Then smoke away till golden ray
Lights up the dawn of the morrow,
For cheerful cigar, like shield will bear
The blows of care and sorrow.
The leaf burns bright like the gems Of light,
That fash in the braids of beauty;
It nerves each heart for the hero's part,
On the battle plains of duty.
Then smoke away, &c.
In the thoughtful gloom of his dorkened room,
Sits the child of song and story,
But his heart is light, for his pipe beams bright,
And his dreams are all of glory.
Then smoke away &c.
By the blazing fire sits the gray-haircd sire,
And infant arms surround him,
And he smiles on oil in that quiet old hall,
While the smoke eurls float around him.
Fl "a Then smoke away, &c.
In the forests grand Of our native land,
When tho savage conflicts ended,
The pipe of peace brought sweet release
From the toll and terror blended.
Then smoke away, &c.
The dark-eyed train of tho maids of Spain,
Meath their arbor shades trip lightly,
And cleaning cigar. like new born star,
In the clasp of their lips burns brightly.
Then smoke away, &c.
1t warns the soul, like the blushing bowl,
With its rose red burden streaming
1t browns it in bliss, like the first warm kiss
From the lips with love buds teeming.
Then smoke away, till golden ray
Lights up the dawn of the morrow,
For cheerful cigar, like shield will bear
The blows of care and sorrow.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

SowING SEED.-Farmers. as well as
other people, like to make good bar
gains, and We like 10 have them, esPe.
cially when they buy years paper of
US, and pay for it in advance. But that
is not the bargain we are going to write
about. 1t is the sowing of grass seed.
If you would make good bargain with
mother earth, give her plenty of seed.
II you scrimp her, you cheat yourself
and cheat your earth, and are guilty of
double dishonesty. If you undertake TO
save S5 in seed. you will lose $50 in hay
and pasture. Be wise, then, and sow
bounliluly, and make good Bargain
Vermont Watchmdn. Cd.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

or We blame fortune for not visiting
US, whereas, in many cases, the fault lies
at our own door in doing nothing TO in.
viie her in.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

Ey Woman's eye appears most bepu-
liful when it glances through tear, as
the light of star seems more brilliant
when il spaYkles on wave.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

EE If you observe gentleman with
his arm around young lady, it is NOR
ally certain that they are not married.
All such sentimentalities are INDUCED in
before malrimony; after that, life be-
comes prose again. r
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

~ Young ladies who are accuS-
toned TO read newspapers are always
observed TO possess winning ways and
most amiable dispositions they invari-
ably make good wives, and always select
good husbands. fact, especially where
" pay the printer" is a maxim steadily
kept in view. s.3
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

A Partisan robLer who was seized in
the act of stealing in the shop ola tobac-
conist. said, by way of excusing himself,
that he had never heard of n law enact
ed which forbid man to take snuff.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

10 Rev. John Wheeler, D. D., who
was nominated for Governor of YER
mont, by the straight-out Wings. at their
seven by nine convention. at White
River Junction. declines the doubtful
honor. and SAYS he wouldn't have taken
even so much notice of it. but for the
newspaper comments upon it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

6T think it must be somewhere writ
ten that the virtue of mothers shall, oc'
casionally, be visited on their children,
as we'll as the sins Of fathers.
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an B. DICKSON, Dealer in Fancy Dry
U . Goods, Main street, 2 doors east Of Post
Office, Jackson Ohio 90. l"I1a SIT
f. Jackson, Aug. 10, '54 20-y a..pr
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-09-20

A LEX. CRISWELI., Grocer and Provision
n er, Water street, opposite the Rail ROAD
Depot.
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jackson G. ILL.,, Ohio, Thursday, September 20, 1866.

to pass through and look at the various
articles on exhibition, but +" Hands off,
is the rule, and it will be stritcly enforced
by the Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
pr yysYLVAyIA AND OHIO.

The Annual Election in these great central
States takes place tomorrow, and we entreat
those electors of either whom our voice may sea
sopably reach to labor and vote for signal rebuke
TO the regulators Of the Missouri Compact and
70 strengthen the hands and hearts of the gal
lsnt pioneers who are struggling to make Kansas
Free.
In either case the scales hang trembling for
Ohio with st least Forty thousand majority
amonl her voters adverse to the ascs infancy of
Pierce, DOus las, AtcbisOn and Company, is IN
great danger of bsins tbro@n apparently on the
wrong aide by the aversion, On one hand, OF zoe
adopted citizens 10 the Ozark Lantern con.
spiracy, and by the hostility, on the other, OF
many Hunker Wings as we'll as Know Nothlngs
to SENATOR Chase, the Repablicao candidate for
Governor. With a thorough organization and
conct rted effort, Mr Chase can silt be chosen;
but it is lard TO stand by and see Thirty or Forty
Thousand Anti Nebraska votes thrown away i'll
such a crisis We entIeat every citizeu OF
Ohio who thinks Liberty preferable to Slavery,
and desires Kansas TO become Free State, to
do bis utmost for the election of SALMON Z.
CHASE and the entire Republican ticket
In Pennsy lyania oil is chaos and confusion, but
union Of the Anti Nebraska forces on Canal Com
missioner has been effected, which we hope will
be successful. Mr.. NICHOLSON, we are assured,
is capable, worthy and right on the great issues of
the day, and his election will be virtual triumph
to the Republican cause. Let every enemy of
judicial oppression, every advocate of Freedom
in the Territories do his utmost to secure it. Tc-
morrow is the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

The Republican City aud County Nominating
Convention viii meet THIS Monday EVENING,
at y o'clock, at No. 441 Broadway. This Con'en-
ton consists Oh tie following persons: First-The
Delegates to the Wing and Republican Conven.
tons at Syracuse who united in the action of the
JOINT Convention Seeond-Reguarly appointed
Delegates who did not attend Thnd-Substitute'
who actually participated in the Joint Convention
Topnk-The Republican Central Committee usu
ally mee'ir at the Mercer House. 1t is important
that every member should attend at the specified
time
De Central Committee will meet at the Mercer
House at seren o'clock precisely, to prepare for
, the meeting Of the Convention.
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The albany Adas, though it urgently supports
the Soft candidates, seems to be giving way TO
the necessary disgust of all honest men in view OF
the hollowpess of Soft" professions and the aexi
bility Of Soft" principles Its last issue (Sstur
day. closes very strong leader as follows:
ave have something Of respect for the individual
who, surrounded by his fifty or five hundred slaves,
stands up boldly for his property ana prerogatves ana
maintains them in the face Of obloquy and opposition.
But fog The mercepary Of trade who would sell
whole heritage of freedom for Of prosperous
traic-for The ebec holder seeker after place who
prosraes bimsef at the feet Of the dispensing power,
and bellies the professions of his former years and the
dictates of his unbiased judgment oh, John COchrane
ali John Van Buren, for the smiles Of authority
and the 9aius Of ofice-for the ambitious demagogue
who reared among the institutions OF freedom, aud
knowing their value consents Tor SINISTER and ahsh
purposes 10 traduce TIE actions and motives Of bus
fellow. citizens in order TO tickle the sides OF the
slave oIigarchy [alas George IL. Purser for these
and all such we have an unmiugated contempt
that finds 10 expression ia words Tie attainment or
the perpetuaton Of high official position may possibly
atte nd upon the use Of such means but inclined
to the opI ion that those who place much reliance
on their Precipitation of the South may live to prove,
by future as well as past experience, that
- Their saddle girfhs are cot yet quite secure,
Nor roy al alliJn's feet extremely sure
That men, like every mortal thing. nsy gH,
Kings, gtnens-poicsns most Of all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
THE "HARDS' IN ONONDIGf.
,anc,n,ns,n,e Of The n. Y. Tibune.

Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, FRIDAY Oct. >, 1855.
The Hards" met in Convention in this city
to-day, to nominate County ticket. Nearly all
of the towns were represented. Strong efforts
were made by outsiders TO have the Nationals
"fuse" with the Sotts," especially on Senator
and sheriff; but the committee rejected the pro-
posal pnaRimoHsiy. Ex-Mayor Woodruff, and
Pre-. ident of the County Agricultural Society,
was nominated fer Senator; II. G. Beach for
Sheriff. Hicks WOrden, Clerk; w. c. Rugsr,
SURROGATE. &c. strong National resolutions, in
GLIDING one in favor OF Canal enlargement, and
another in opposition 70 prohibitory liquor law,
were passed unanimously. The Nationals" APP
pesIed TO feel in fine spirits and predict 10 the
faithful sure reception at the National COnven
ton at Cincinnati next year.
The "Hards, in this county, last Fall, were
seductd into the Know Nothing councils, and gen.
erally voted for that dark lantern gentleman,
ofice-seeker Ullmann. think they will stand by
their flag this FAN. The effect of such course,
on the Know Nothings, is apparent.
see that the Know NOthings in New-iork and
Brooklyn, headed by George Wood Jimmy Brooks
and other cotton gentlemen, are attempting TO
palm themselves on as Wings, and are going
through the farce of repudiatiDg the Republican
State ticket all for The beHeft Of the rural districts
Do these Silycr-Gray Know-Nothings think that
we of the country are greer BURkE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

lie Wbig psts wa ssldom beaten half 50 n,.. =,
was frequently ssccessfaL The eohte,, be rs.. .
tao parties hirged mairis Aus--" Can vo u,t, 80
"cspital FOR SIsver! GU, OF ,bam Dsnoerscy a, -.
of Tie Oak Lsntsrn gontry'> The Georsi.p, 4,
pea 70 have deci'ed that SAN ;h>ugA evsr :, VI
ling 10 extend ard foftify the pecuis, inssi,u,i,,
had ,oss power md 'ess 0caciy Of lie tisa ths :,
ioveiersio swiujle by dape, swallowed as 'Dsao,,,
'oy.' In tbs wo believe they judged ,hrtwdly.
To Congress We sac assured Of the toIori,r r..
slns
Dist. =. JsNvs'. Sse,sD Dem rs-icc'eA
H. E,STiN JCfswf'T ID A.. sseceels A. n css,,.
.. III. n P. Try5e. h y BY 1850 aasl. ssoccsIs D
Bailey.
". HfPAN WASNER Den, psohsbiy eNOssa- cao..
Y Joss LrNsN's. DEM, suseeeis T. ". Cs.s.,
VI. HOW'LL COss Desi. succeeds jsnia. Iiii,-r
@. WI Douo,iul-Probstly y u Fo.t,r,KN
WI. ALEX. II. SrEPHgNi, Alti "A. X fe,.sets4-. ~
H. nftfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
OYK SOUTHERN ALLIES.

Gov. HUNT, it will be recollected, Il gcd the
Northern advocates of Freedom in Kansas not
10 raise any sectional" Issue on that point, but
rather appeal TO the honor and good faith Of
"the conservative men Of the South urging
them to a'd in restoring the Missouri Restric-
ton Up to this time some seventy-iye Southern
Members have been chosen to the next House
not one Of fm $50 far as We can learn) in favor Of
restoring the Missouri line or eoReedng to the North
ony equiraient for il. Our best Southern vote
against the Nebraska Iniquity was obtained from
Tennessee, tonr Of whose five .Whg Members
voted against Douglas and Atchison. The Union
(WashiDgton) thus sums up the result Of the
late election to Congress in that State:
Owe see il stated in a paper published in the Con-
gressioual District of Mr.. Etherdge OF Tennessee,
that although he voted in the las, Congress against
the Nebraska BILL yet that lac ia pledged against yot
ing in the next Congress for the repeal of that bill or
the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise. There
were four Wing votes in the late Congress from Ten
succeeded by sound Democrats, one By National
Nebraska Wing and the fourth is reelected on tue
pledge that be viii oppose the repeal Of the Nebreaka
bill II )0l0WS H0t Tie eatire delegation ~ the merit
Congress, Democrats, Ways and kaOg-N0thBgS,
lrtH OPPOSE the reSt0Tdti0R Of The Missouri ComPro-
mise
Are they honest who ask us to make further
appeals to Southern magnanimity on this question,
and not unite among ourselves to save Kansas to
Eraadom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

TESSEssEF.-The Legislature of this State convened
at Nashville on the Let inst. The Senate was organ.
lied by tie election of Col E. S. CHEATHAM, K ~,
of Robertson as Speaker, by two majority, receiving
10 votes to II for Thomas Dean, DEM Of Bedford In
the House eight unsuccessful ballots were had for
Speaker, Hon. Neil S. Brown, X. n, receiving on
each ballot sc votes to IS for DAME 5. Donelson,
Dtm., and two scattering. The two scattering votes
were cast by the two niidatea FOR Speaker It will
be seen that Ex-Governor Brown might have been
elected by voting for himself on either Of the above
ballots and the result establishes the fact of small
Know Nothing majority in each branch of the Legs
lature. One Know-Nothing msnber, Col. Taylor, was
abseIt On his srriv al Brown will no doubt 10 elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
GOV. HUNTS VOTE.

Every day or two, the public ear is dinned with
report of some late Wing who can't go Fusion !"
and in every such instance the reader may rest
assured that the vrtuous impracticabe had already
fused with the Know Nothing conspiracy and was
hard at work to elect its speckled ticket before
the Wing and Republican union at Syracuse was
effected In some cases, this desertiou Of the
Wing party was open and notorious in others,
stealtby aud treacherous but there are not three
Of all the Wing contemners Of the Republican
State platform and ticket who were not deep in
tie counsels of the Wing partys deadliest enemies
months ago.
The Commercial Advertiser recently contra
dicted. as If by authority the assertion that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
LOSS OF A SHIP on UATTERA As.

PHitA DtLPHIA Saturday, Oct. 8, 1885,
The Schooner Ceno Gordo, Cap. Shaw, at this Pon
from Ooiacoke, y. c, reports that on the 2'th us
southwark and at 81 O'clock Il. 81. tackled again. aud
stood fer the northward during gale from the eet
ward. and soon after struck of Hateras Bar. Sue IN
heavy ship, with all sail set with waite buwsr<s IN,
side ard black outside with white streak Three Of
her bonts were seen to oapsze and all in them were
drown cd, and during the night the vessel went 70
mecca.
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. TO CORRESPONDENTS.

10 notice can be taken Of anonymous communosnont ~
ever Intended for Insertion must be sutnencao o We
name ard address OF the wr'ernot necessarily tor pubues
tior TN a. q guaruuiee Of hs good faith
We csInOt undertake return rejected onmun ations
G,sscRrsFRs ching 70 have the direction Of IHL lEBvS
ohnrsed tnus. tie old address well g. TIE
~ ORR FRryNDs-Subacnbers, n sending Temances, ire
oauty omit 70 mentisn the Of the PostOce, ana
I'm frequently the OF the State t. which their pspef
4. BE- s-iiwsys mention the Of the PostCJaee
md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
FROM HAVANA.

NV ORLEANS, Thursday, Oct Z, 800.
Havana letters Of H. lst inst. meution that sppre
siors wtre felt there of another administering exped-
ton. and Gen. Concha had ordered that the name, Of
all machinsts coming from and going 70 the Unet
tnirs shan be Per iodically registered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
INDIAN RATTLE,

CHICAGO, Friday Oct. > 1855.
letter in Tie ST. Peters Minnesota Courier dstei
North Western Post, Redwood, states That desperate
battle was fought the 2lst ut., between the CHIP
pewas aud S,ux Infans in which u Sioux were killed
nld L woupaed. Only CMppewas were kluod
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
GEORGIA ELECTION.

COLUNBIA s. C, Oct 7, 1856.
Robert 2. Trippe is the only Known Nothing oa.
,siry ell cted TO Congress. Messrs. Seward, Warner
Cobb Lumpkin, and A III. stephens, Democrats srs
certainly elected. Two Districts the lid and VIA
are still IN doubt Johnson's majority for Governor y
large. The Legislature ia decidedly Democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

for fe FreeSoilers is conclusive at least that he
,ciR do rctbing. The hopes Of Freedom for Kansas
must rest henceforh entirely on the People and on
CoDg1ess We entreat the former to brace up their
EenrnsanthfiKes 10 do their whole duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR

MILwAUkEE, Wis, Saturday, Oct &, lass.
The State Fair is closed. Ihe address was tclivcci
bv Harlow :. Ortop. and most enthusiastic,p y
app'auded. Strong resolutions were passed condemn
ing Georga money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

GIoRGn.-we have already announced tho re-
election OF HERscHEL V. JOHssos, the present Dem
'ocraiic' Governor. over GsIlett AnenwA Know.
Noting His usiolity Il sbcp: 5Oo2. Ia Old 'im:,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
Nespa 1ork DAILY @ribn,re
MONDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1856.

In ooDselusnoe Of the number Of CORES now printed
o. TaE WEEKLY TRIBUNE ooup PEELED to request %
friends 70 seud IN their adver by tomorrow noon IN
orsE to their insertion Ia this weeks issue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

ARGENT charter election In Nashville resulted 10 the
election Of II. b. Castlemsn, X. n, as Mayor, by
large majority, with Board Of Aldermen Of tue same
sort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

SoNk ~ THE N'Nr*-TO the outsider tho PoIi;ics
nomenclature Of be Safe AID City OF Newlo,k mas,
he "varity and vexa,ou ef spirit" In fact, |, ~
quiTes tie closet attention the pat of "tae Otes
"nhabiisat' TO keep toerahy posted upin these mod
ern Illustrators Of t6o infinite dvisioiuy OF m,tts
Here arc few OF the more p,omineu, names nov n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

FVAUV'
Reppbhesps Hhfshens
Wits ReforueN
Denlccrs,sc Wbiss Amsrie,u oem'cr.sy.
Nooiy Hssds, bniied Amereses.
Silver Grs,s Am sn PsOt .s,aass,
Profit i,otists knov Noth'aes,
Teurerance patty American party,
Strtgent l. een.ers kuow. S0meihings,
More sussl0l ists, Choctaws
COIsiiit tOu A. Rshs parry, HDaOos,
iquor DsAlers, sons OF ths ReqobNc,
Tset.talefs Tempsr,
Democrats Republicans Land RefJrmcu,
Nsiioral Democrsts Antl-R sntets.
HU1ksfs Liberty party,
Ssrpbu!ners PracucL Demecrats,
Hart Shells, Germtn Democracy,
Sot shells Working Men,
kal lots OF nnall fry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

BELLS! BELLS !-MENEELY's celebrated BELL:
OF AL descriptions on band and for ssle by =, ~
HTCHCOcg CO., No llG Broadway
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TUTTLE' EMP ORIUM

Fnsish, French, German and American
FAEcY GOODS, NovELTIEs, AND TOYS,
No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. We have the
pleasure Of announcirg friends snd omeIs that
increasing manufacturing department wi all possible
disprtch The reduction Of m>chnes runuog
tpct accomplishing twice lbe quantity OF work
in dsy las csufed sudden us OF orders la iew days
W sha have ub'e weekly product Of hines AID viii
supply all orders promptly. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

Churches, manufactures aud families requiring
steady powerful and smokeless light,
THAT CANNOT EXPLODE,
at one fourth OF the expense Of candles burning full
invited to examine and tes my
PATENT FOUNTAIN LAMPS AND FOUNTAIN OIL.
Every student and soamstrsss should hsye
MATTHEW VASDERHooF, No. 80 Frankfort-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

$40 TOR 4 COUNTRY RESIDENtE--Onlyt TWO days
EFT 10 oh ain il. Who vans Home Any per.on have
one for $40 in the pes'ant village LAIELASp Two lots
.5xlOO a from THIS is desirable OPP
podtunity for a who wish h'sly redence in the country
Likewise FoR SALEA BEAUTIFUL FARM the bordets Of
Lake Ropkonkons W II worth he attention Of any gentleman
who wifbes retired situation the Empire City. Apply
Immediately CHARLES WOOD. No 06 Broadway, OF whom
Mars end PAmnhlet can be bad tfes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

LOOkING-CLASSEs FOR TIE FALL TRADE, at
greatly reeuced picos Buyers invited TO examine our
stock before Purchasing elsewhere
HIcHANDs, KIScsLAND & Co,
MannfictoIy, No ITO ChauDcis-st., New Y0k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08

lIOLLOWAYS OINTMENT AND PnLs-AsrON-
isHiNG NrscEss rKoNovSchp NCUgAnLt ~ Tht
Paret o On bherano, Maine, was atisied
for thies years with Asceas In the Arm a9d vs. aoou TO
have the hut recommended Hollow ~ .
Omiu and Pills winch 2eiely hea Il. Sold a. the
naiurtloiios No 90 Maidcn|ane NcwHork, and No 2it
Strand LONDON aud by 81 dus az p cents 90 cents aud
~ per box pot
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-09
Another Free State Paper.

By reference to our advertising coll
umns it win be observed that E. c. K,
CARNEY & Co. will commence the publ
ca:ion of weekly free State newspaper
in Topeka, on the first of July next. with
the title of the Kansas Freeman. The
paper viii be of medium size, and just
such a publication as is wanted in Tope-
ka@ Mr.. CARNEY is man of talent. and
of large pecuniary resources, and is well
qualified for the work lie is about COM
mencing.
Our friends at Topeka showed their in
terest in the enterprise by taking hold of
tie work with commendable energy, and
extending to ii all the encouragement in
their power. One gentleman sub cribed
for twelve copies of the paper for one
year, and twas understood that several
others would be equally liberal. In a
new country like this, where everything
commands such exorbiiant prices, the
people must be liberal if they expect to
susiaiH free press. No man is willing
to expend thousands of dollars to furnish
the public with reliable information from
this country. unless there is probability
of his being remunerated in the end
Yet thus far there has not been free
Safe paper published in the Territory
which has not sunk very large amount
of money. Unless relief is extended to
the press from some source in due time
the publishers Will compelled to aband-
on the enterprise, and engage in otheray-
oeations. We hope. through the liber-
ality of the people of Topeka. good pa
per win be enabled to pay expenses. Our
own citizens who are interested in the
growth of tLat town viii also favor the
publishers of the Fireman. with their sub
scriptions and advertisements.
The patrons of the HERALD OF FREE
DON wanting another good paper from
Kansas may address the publishers di-
rect, OF should they be writing us. they
can inclose two dollars to our care with
their address. and the paper VIII be forth
coming. s,si - E~xas
). We shall be happy to cooperate with
the Freenan in its mission to Kansas. and
hope to find in It a cheerful co-worker in
the cause of progress and reform.