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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
New England Enigrant Aid Society.


The annual meeting was held on Fri
day afternoon, at the Society's rooms, in
Winter-st., Boston, ]. M. S. Williams,
Esq, in thechair. A. A. Lawrence, Esq,
Treasurer, presented his report, from
which it appeared that nearly $4,000
have been received since the 9Th of March,
at which time the new act of incorpora-
ton was accepted. The whole amount
received since the first organization of
the Society is not far from S39, 900. The
old board of officers was reelected, with
the exception of G. ]. Higginson of Bos-
ton, in the place of Alvah Croker, of
Fitchburg, as director, who resigned,
and DR.. LeBaron Russell, who filled a
vacancy in the board. Excellent practi-
cal remarks were made by the chairman,
and by Gen. Samuel c. Pomeroy, for
merly of Southampton, Mass, J the gen
eral agent of the Society in Kansas, who
mentioned that the great want was saw
mills. Several were already in operation
and many more were soon to be erected /:
but still more were wanted. In quite a
number of the towns churches have been
organized and schools established. He
thought ultimately Kansas would be
free.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Prospectus Of the ii.
KANSAS HERALD OF FHEED0K
PGPIR FOR PEE HIILIsMsr

TINE HERALD0F FREEDOM h an :hdspensi-
Il ens weekly newspaper, devoted TO Freedom
and the Interests Of Kansas Territory. II Il pzh-
hshed ut Laurence, Kansas T., on Saturday Of
each week, st 3 per annEm. strictly ~ adeaaes.
The HERALD contains tlliFfy-tEo columns Of
reading mater, printed en- fine white paper of
very sapsrior quality. with new Scotch faced
type, and the best of Black ink, and is subject
Of commentator By al whe see il, for it neat
mechanical execution.
The HERALD i thoroughly ants-siavcry. and
Mltn es Which 81 Sss B si ~ sIsss
Kansas free State. To the pioneer, or those
who contemplate locating IN the Territory, Ii
viii be almost Indispensable, as it will abound
with observations en- the soil climate prodnc.
tions, and natural resources Of the Terrisofy.
The information it win be able 70 furnish rs 10
the different routes. distances and cost Of travel
and the various articles which the pioneer should
bring with him TO hir new homo, siIl be invalu-
able, and richly rclnsnerats the snbscribzr fsr
his trifling investment. The eassern politician
or philanthrcpist, who wishes to keep fully adj
yi<ed of the progress Of the great questions ef
civil and religious freedom, will hail The advent
of the HERALD weekly with much delight. u d
believed that every class of our fellow-citizsns,
and particularly the Informed, viii be entertain
ed and interested by a perrsssl of It's columns.
IT Is THE ORGAN or TUE EDITeR's TSpEPENDESr
MIND. but diselaimz ALL connection with ANY
party faction. Sect or creed, other than ss they
meet his appreciation.
The very large circulation which The ifERALD
has already attained, makes IL the most valuable
advertising medium in the Territory, and ~
such, We offer the use OF is columns 20 those who
wish to give publicity TO their business claim
ing however, the right Of re zsiag al liquor as4
patent medicine advertisements, Is all others of .
doubtful OF immoral tendency TERMS OF Az
yERTIsISG Ten cents line for the first inser-
ton, and Eve cents line for each subsequent
insertion. No reduction made for long adyer-
tisenents. :. q, w BROWN d co.
LAWRENCE, Kansas T., Feb. 3, ls55.->tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Fourth of july Celebration.

The coming 9TH of July-our natal
birth-day-will be celebrated in Law
renee, agreeably to arrangements made
by committee appointed by the citizens
at meeting convened for that purpose
on the = inst.
A Picnic dinner will be served up on
the occasion. All persons are cordially
invited to attend and participate in the
exercises.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
Presiden-Doct. JNo. P. WooD.
Ndrshai-Geo. w. Deitzler.
CAaplaia-Rev. S. S. Snyder.
Toast Masar-John Speer, Esq.
Reader Of Deetaration-C. W.. Bah
cock.
Orator-Dr. CHAs. ROBINSON.
Per order of Ex Committee.
LYMAN ALLEN, Presf,
S. G. HARRINGTON, Sec'y.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
More Arms for Kansas.

A. A. Lawrence, of Boston, has sub
scribed 81, 900 to furnish arms to the
free settlers in Kansas, and it is said that
quantity of arms and ammunition has
been forwarded, including sixty of
Sharp's rifes.-Er.
Can it be possible that this is all gas
about Sharp's rifles ? Five hundred,
the papers say, from Connecticut; two
hundred from Boston: sixty in another
lot, with ammunition; and now we have
thousand dollars subscribed by A. A.
LAWRENCE. Esq. We always knew that
Mr.. LAWRENCE took a deep interest in
Kansas matters, and that he would make
great sacrifices in its behalf, but it is sim
gular that our neighbors in Missouri have
all such intelligence in advance of every
body else.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, June %, 1855.
CoRN-S2 o0p bu.; corn meal 81 90 . 80 lbs.
BEASs-$3 50 3 bush.
FLorH-In sacks, So 1896 90 q hundred;
superiine. 81 %.
DRIED PEAcuEs-$3 90 e bush.
BJTTEE-Fresh, l0@15c.; plenty.
BEEF-S@9c. q ID.
HAMs-Smoked, &c.; bacon, 11c.; primo pick
led pork, Zoe.
LARD-121%e. q III.
TALLow-l211zc. q tb.
CHEEsE-15@20e. q ID.
EGGs-15c. . doz.
sALT-Coarse and table, 81 so 3 bush.
SCGAR-New Orleans, 9@1lc.; crushed, 15e.;
white, lie.
MoLAssEs-S Sugar house, &c.; golden syrup,
9oc.: syrup, 75c.
RICE-1211c. q ID.
CRAckERs-10, 12@15c. y ID.
CoDFIsH-10c. u ID.
CoFFEE-14@l62se. q ID.
TEA-Black, 40tg60c. y h.; green, SO@s1 25.
+ ToBAoco-25tI soc. q ID.
SALERATus-10c. q fb.
BAR SoAP-SGt10c. , ID.
COARSE BooTs-S2 rs, sS@s3 % y pair.
BLASKETs-$2@S14.
BUFFALO RoBEs-S3(dSS.
CALICoEs-l0(030e. q yd-
DELANEs-35(950c. . yd.
snEETIHGs-Coarse, lie; domestic, 9@10c.
bleacfed. lo(0I5c.
LAMP OIL-$1 % q gall.
BURNING FLuID-Sl % q gall.
!RoN-Bar &c.; round and square, 1e@11c.;
nail rod 1251{c.
NAns-S7 1898 . hundred.
HIDEs-DIied, Sc; green, &c
Hay q ton.
LuMDER-ss5@35 . thousand #.
HARD WooD-S2 . cord.
SHoT-121<c. q h.; lead, 10c.; powder $3.50.
WINDOW SAsH-S@1Oc. u light.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Prospectus Of the
KANSAS FREEMAN.

TlHE Above is the title of weekly newspaper
L to be publishsdat Topeka. Kansas Territory,
on Wednesday of each week, at 200 per annuIn,
always in advance.
THx FREEMAN win make no promises at tho
commandment OF tseareer, but viii endeavor to
stand on its Own merits. and the soundness Q! It's
principles on the mofnentous questions which
agitate the public mind. not only in this Terri
tory, but over the whole extent of our glorious
Union. To advocate the more immediate inter
ests of this our chosen, and cherished home, end
at the same time to support every measure ealcu-
lated to promote union and good feeling among
the antagonissie elements which must for some
time exist among our growing Populatien-mH
and shall be our aim. The great principles which
governed the actions of the immortal Washing
ington, and Che noble spirits of the Revolution
shall be our Guiding star in politics. In the pres
ent state of the politieal world, with the two
great parties which have hitherto governed this
country. broken up into unnumbered fragments.
the conductors of the FREEMAN have determined
to hold themselves independent, and at liberty to
discuss the various questions of the day. free and
uhtrammelled by party ligatureS. Ii shall be al
WAYS found on the side Of Temperance and reli-
gious morality, and shalleontiRue TO advocate the
most extensive system of Public Free Schools
and Colleges, with freedom OF Conscience to ali
men seeking a home within our bcrders. together
with public policy founded on the principles of
our forefathers, and relying for support on that
best of Gods gifts TO man, the Bible
No advertisement or article. calculated to Of
fend the most delicate. shall be permitted TO enter
the columns of the FREEMAN. Its pages shall
contain from time TO time, useful and instructive
tales from the pens of the most approved authors.
together with all tine current events of the day.
Correspondents viii be secured in al the settled
portions of the Territory SO as TO offer to orr
readers STRICTLY TRUE and reliable information.
not only of the resources and prospects, but Of
every occurrence affecting the interests of the
Territory OF Kansas, thus rendering the FIREMAN
welcome visitor to the family circle of the set
tier, at the same time that it viii he useful and
trustworthy guide, to the wise men from the
East seeking home within orr fertile bosom.
All communications fofthe FREEMAN TO be adj
dressed to Edward c. b. Garyeyd Co., Topeka,
Kansas Territory.
EDWARD C. K. CARNEY & Co.
Topeka, X. T.. June o. ;b5
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

A II net Of Congress, passed March Sd. 1885,
n provides pension Of Loo acres Of land, fef
all persons who served in the Revolutionary war,
or in any other war of the Unit States. pro-
yidcd fourteen days services we're rendered and
.Seeondty, To al who served in any battle,
though actually engaged for only,a single day /;
and, SO ~
IAirdly, To the widow. or IL no widow. slis
children who are under 81 years of age at the
time of the passage Of the act; and, 49,,
foGrAts, To those who. under former laws,
have received warrants for less ameunt than
loo acres, are entitled 70 an additional yarrant
to make up the deficiency TO that amount.
Having otheiated as Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from tine proper
officers, for the use of the claimants, very large
number Of warrants, the subscriber offers hh
legal services to the public, and feels eonfdeas
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No fees
viii be required until the warrant Is obtained.
Persons. having claims viii make immediate APP
Plication at tho HERALD OF FREEDox office.
G. w. BROWN.
Lawrence, Kansas T., March 81, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Methodists in Ksns.s

Rev. w. Fl. GooDE, Superintendent of
Domestic Missions in Kansas, writes to
the Corresponding Secretaryof the NJ. E.
Church North, giving his second quar-
terly report of the progress of the Metho-
dist denomination in Kansas. The report
was made in March, is very imperfect,
but may be valuable to some of our read
ers for Reference
l. Omaha Mission.-Rey. J. F. Col
Inns. the preacher, arrived in his field on
The 18th Mar. Found class already or
ganized at Omaha. Numbers z.
9. Old Fort Kearney Mission-W. D.
Gage. In promising condition. Num-
bers 40.
8. Fort Leavenworth and Kickapoo
Mission. Supplied in February by the
employment of A. L. Downey. Prospect
encouraging Numbers 40.
a. Wakarusa Mission. S. Griffing.
Doing well. Numbers As.
5. Marie Des Cygnes Mission.-T, J.
Ferrel. Prosperous. Numbers 42.
6. Fort Riley Mission.-Stiil uusup-
Piled.
Z. Fort Scott Mission.-sill unsup-
piled.
8. Delaware and Wyandot Mission
J. II Dennis. Doing well. Increase in
Wyandot membership notexactly known
by me at present. Whites as last quarter
10.
Entire number ofwhite members
registered, 1874
Entire number of Indians at last
quarter, 106
Total, $50
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
The Question Settled.

Stringfellow, of the Squatter Sover-
eign, and one of the members elect to the
Kansas Legislature says =
1--WE can inform the Herald of Free
dom" that only one Free-Soiler will get
a seat in the Legislative Assembly, Hus-
ton of Pawnee, and he viii be expelled
unless he mends hismanners very much"
This, of course, settles the whole ques-
ton. The author of that article is the
Kansas Legislature, or he would not ex-
press himself SO knowingly.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
a Card,

To the people of TOPEKA, who exerted them
selves with such commendable zeal to save the
Seam Saw Mill in that place, the property of the
Emigrant Aid Company, from destruction at the
late fire; and to the LADIES in particular, who
forgot their own physical weakness, and labored
side and side with their husbands and brothers
to prevent so great personal and collective loss,
the undersigned, as agent for, and in behalf of,
the owners, returns his heartfelt thanks.
- c. ROBINSON.
Lawrence June D. 1355
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Pennaylvania Resolution.

The following resolution was adopted
by the Legislature of Pennsylvania on
the 9th uit. By unanimous vote:
Resolped. That the gratitude of the
people of Pennsylvania is eminently due
to Governor Andrew H. Reeder, of Kan
sas, for his faithful adherence to the old
landmarks of republican liberty, in de-
Tending the purity of the ballot-box,
against a lawless mob of Missourians ;
we, the representatives of his native
State, tender him our heartfelt thanks,
and bid him a cordial welcome to his
home, family and friends.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Warren's Fire and Water Pfsof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

Office 10. II, ORE: Post Qfce, 81. Loais, IA.
TlIIE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
i in WARREN, 8 Fire end w alter Proof Compost
ton Roofing, have been extensively engaged in
the manufacture Of the above Roofs In st. Louis,
about seven years, during which Tina We have
had our Roofs tested under every variety Of cir
as mode of Roofing unobiectionable IN every
important particular, while it combines Ia 0
greater degree than any other Roofin nse the val
usble requisites of ebeapncss, durability, and Sc
curity against FIRE and water.
Materials for sale. with directions for use.
C. 81. & Ii. II. WARREN.
<D,>J IL lax
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
A Good Sentiment

If my voice could be heard by the
anti-slavery men of all parties, in the ma
ton, would say to them: Resolve it
write it overyour door-posts- engrave
is on the lids of your Bibles-proclaim it
at the rising of the sun, at the going
down of the same, in the broad light OF
the noon, and by the mild efulgence OF
lunar light,-that. the day any party-be
it whig, democratic, or Anserican-rais-
es finger to arrest the anti-slavery SEN
timent, or prescribe anti-slavery men, II
SHALL BEGIN TO DIEi Senator Wslsoa.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Total,
Minnesota a MEAN Hole. !"

We are told that two. mem from New
Hampshire, who came to this Territory
on tour of observation this spring, on
their return made report that Minnesota
was 'sthe meanest hole in all creation
no business doing-no chance for bus
iness-very sickly,' and SO on. These
men were not gone from home three weeks,
and did not spend three days on land in
the Territory Some men make up their
mind very quick, especially when they
are homesick. People who desire reliable
information of any part of the west, will
generally be disposed, we presume, to
hear the testimony of those who have
been here at least one season.-llinneso-
ia Republican.
1t seems that Kansas is not the only
country troubled with visits from home
sick travellers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Runaway.

-Four buck negroes, belonging to DIFF
ferent persons in this neighborhood, ran
away this week, taking as many fine hor-
ses with them as there were negroes. We
regret to learn that among the horses
stolen, is the fine pacing iron grey be-
longing to the Hon. John Doniphan.
This bit of information win be gratifying
to "nigger'' thieves generally. Platte,
No., Argus.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Bad for Agitators.

A correspondent writing from West
port, May 22d, says:
The political excitement is abating,
and throughout the State the reaction is
already taking place. The pro-slavery
press is getting bold in its denunciations
of the outrages committed. A cycle in
the young history of Kansas has closed,
and we are Just enteringupon another
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Correct.

We are glad to learn that our surn1ises
were correct in regard to the rumor that
Secretary WooDsoN had not issuedcertif-
Gates of election to those candidates who
the Governor declared were not elected
for informality. The statement had been
current in this vicinity for some time,
and as soon. as it assumed any tangibility
we took occasion to express our opinion
that it was false.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
z. A. Hnnt q Co..

General Gossmsssiaa Pssdaee, and T;rssardfsz
Merchants, 10. 10 Letse, 81, Lepi<, Aos q
nj B.-All orders for any. description of Nor
IN. chandise, when accompanied With remit
tanee, viii meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over City
per cent. The subscribers viii eonfne themselves
strictly to Legitimate commission business snd
they viii at Ell times be prepared 70 make liberal
advances on consignRents.
REFERENCES n KAA SASS. C. Pomerey, ESQ.,,
DIR. C. Robinson.
+. a.HUNT, (I.ate of IIabbell & Hnst,)
j. EDWARD HUNT.
st. Louss, 41fI Ia, 1885,.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23

~ DR.. Robinson is sole agent for
the Underground Railroad leading outof
western Missouri, and for the transporta-
ton of fugitive "niggers.' His office is
in Lawrence, K. L. Give him CALL
LeaUenworh Herald.
We will go bail for the Doctor that he
will be happy to receive visit from his
friends at any time. Messrs. EAsTIN &
POLLARD, when shall we inform Dr., r.,
that you and party will call upon him ?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23

~ The HERALD OF FREEDOM ! this
is the title of a paper which we have re-
ceived, published by G. w. Brown d
Co., at Lawrence, Kansas Territory,
designed to sustain Free Soil and Anti
Nebraska principles. 1t is a beautiful
sheet, ably edited, and quite artistically
executed, with clear type, ON excellent
paper, and does great credit to its getters
up. We could scarcely expect such
workmanship from so new country, but
it comes to us fixed fact that it is so,
and We shall be happy to reeiprocate ia
vors with its publishers.-Prairie Dem
OcTGf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Kansas River Packet.

THE light draught Il inch steamer FTsAseIEE
L No.se, viii ply regularly between Kansas
city and For Riley, touching at aii intermediate
landings Having ins recommendations for pas-
sengeIs, public patronage isrespectfHly solicited
and shippers can rely upon the Fnancier's pune
tuality.
For freight or passage apply to Capt. MOTT
MORRISON, on board: J. RlDDLESBA RGER
q CO., Kansas city; or to G. H. MANNING, Hsr-
aid # frseecm Office, or to HUTCHINSON,
HARLOW q CO, merchants, Lsgrsncs, <. 7.
1dy Il, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
BOOYSI E00KsIi

A FINE selection of School and Miseellaneoas
n Books are kept for sale at the otiice of the
Herald gf Ffesdosss. among which are The Hero
ines Of History, Hsroines of the CTusaaes, Foxas
Book of Martyrs. PeriloBs Adventures Of ,TrsE-
elcrs, Farm and Preside, Cruise in the Medites-
rsnean, Hurry Graphs, PeopleI Have Net, RnrA
Letters, Fun yottiHys, AutegrEplIs for FreedOuss
Great Cities of the World, Frank FFeeman,s Bss-
Der Shop, Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities cf
Western New York. Signers of the Declaration,
Army of the United States, Geographical Hiseo-
" Of New York, Pocket and quarto Bibles, &e.
Also, alarge supply Of Toy Books for children,
We have also very superior article Of FocA-
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, PenloIaers, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. Faberis Pez-
cils, dc. L. ii. BROWN 4 CO.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23

G The Garrison Abolitionists held
a meeting at Boston, and among other
insane rawlings denounced the American
government, as now constituted, as in
famous and devilish as any that hu-
man being is capable of preparing
And agaih-"That it is the duty and
privilege of all avowed friends of anti
slavery, to dissolve all connection with
any church and any State that will not go
in for a dissolution of the Unon.''
We think the Garrisonians and the
Missouri ruffians ought to join teams, as
they appear to desire one object, though
they take different courses to effect it,
Ohio Repository.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Flows! HOWS!I


HAVING procured tie agency Of saases,.
IL WkLErE & Co.'S celebrated 6sssl Gsssppsf
Prafsis and Farnsiag Patsas, manefactrrsd st.
BeiivIiie, III, we are prepared % I'll ell orderz
ffom Kansas Territory and elsewhere. ~ =
These Flows are Manufactured sxIsessls fef
the wants Of the West and with sysew TO duFa-s
bihty, DC. Their inertia have been fnIly tfstel,
and thus NE can freely recommend them.
Persons eFdsTin2 can judge Of the sizs Eazzsd,
description, de-, from the character Of soil and
strength OF team. TiIe Prairie Flows are from
Il 10 20 inches fafrow, OF larger IL ordered. no
Corn OK Farming PloEs vary in size from Ora
H0fse No. 4, 10 Nos 5, 81 Large I've Horses
Roll. An have steel points and mould boards
Prairie PIows yary in price from 81 % $as,--z
numbers nasaed- Corn do. from $ % 20 SO 7e,f
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and they
viii be promptly filed.
20. Leree, 81. Louis, 10.
.zpriz Il, 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Pioneer Hotel.

A TTOPEKA. KANSAS TERRIToRY.-Ths
n House was opened for business ON the 2lst
April. They seeing the great importance OF
giving to the public very different Accommodations
than have ever yet been given in this Territory,
have resolved that no pains shall spared 10 rem
der all comfortable. Good beds and q substantial
fare viii always be provided for their guests.
LEONARD w. HORNE.
JOHN J. STORM.
JAMES TAGART.
I,1neEa Man & laa5-3f 80
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Bring on your Saw Logs !

HJHE undersigned will commence saving of
18th inst. So bring On your logs and have them
sawed at once The good old rule ssfirst come
first served, . viii be strictly followed. Lumber
win be kept constantly on hand. The highest
market price viii be paid for saw logs.
June 9. ,55.-tf HUNT q Co. :
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The ar..;oa

It viii be observed that DIR. C. ROBIN
SON is to deliver the Grafton in this place
at the celebration on the 4th of July
We hope there viii be a large attendance
OF the people from the vicinity to listen
to it as We are confident it will abound
with valuable information, and win be
worthy the day and the orator.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
nrHsa c,,r;ors f.o,,b.... .,,,.;

EF It is curious factthatat parties.
balls, or wherever refreshment-table is
spread, every man seems to regard itas
his just duty to fiji himself to the very
mout h with all the "deiicacies Of the sea-
son, and TO accomplish it in the least
time possible-as if he was gun, and
anxious to ascertain his calibre, and find
out how quickly he could be loaded in
case OF necessity.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23

w- The Kansas HERALD OF FREEDOM
is the title of a weekly newspaper, pub
lished at Lawrence, K. T., by G. w.
Brown d Co. AS its title indicates. it is
devoted to freedom, freedom from human
slavery, freedom from intemperance, and
freedom from all that's wrong. 1t pre-
selits beautiful appearance mechanical
ly, and is edited with marked degree of
ability. PrdcticaL Observer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23

On Monday last, on our Leyee, we saw
a fine printing press bearing the super.
scription, E. Hoagland, LeaTenworth, Z.
T. This looks rather significant
LedvensCortA Herald, 1871 inst.
We hope the press viii soon be in
operation, and contributing It's share to-
wards correcting the many errors which
are constantly appearing in the pro-slav-
cry organ at Leaven8orth.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23

PHILADELPHIA. June 5th.-Gov. Reed
er, who is on visit to this city, was SER
enaded this evening. He made speech
in which he declared his determination
to maintain the purity of the ballot box
In Kansas, at all hazards.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-23
Kansas and Lawrence semi-Weekly

DACKET STEAMER Emma Harnsoa, J. w.
L Wing Master, will leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning win leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday -
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she viii continue
in the trade for the season. Every effort will be
made to give satisfaction. In consideration We
solicit the patronage of shippers and passengers.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & CO., Ag'ts.
linz q 1Hs5-6LA.