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To the Merchants of Iowa.

NEW CLOTHING WARE HOJSE
u NAPLES Il co. having taken tho Store, IS
L Market street, Philadelp ha, formerly occn-
pied By Fassitt Co.'S and having secured the ser
vices ui The most tasty cutters, are Mann
featuring entirely stock Of Clothing az eve
~ description and II is intention III ali times
20 keep large stock Of the newest aud mo~ desira-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western marE.f
=. NAPLES, formerly of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West, and knowing he
wants of Western Merchants. he feels that he can
nu fail To give entire satisfaction all those that
he may have The pleasure Of doing business with.
our Linen Furnishing Room, think cannot be
surpassed. MI Shirts, Collars, etc., etc, are
made 70 order.
Il viii afford us much pleasure to have you call
and make personal examination of our stock
August ., ls5a.--diY +. NAPLES d q.
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but shall have eur say on them tomorrow.
The receipts of the Fair to-day amounted
to SOME thirteen hundred dollars. The crowd
was immense, much larger than that Of last
year, and yet still below my expectations,
and indeed below the number very generally
eXppctpl
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b HUSTON. THO. ". HAWKINS. Il. II. HI
Huston, Hawkins & Huston,

Successors 10 Sianaus a. Hamilton
WHOLESALE GR0GERS. COMMISSION AND
w tOKW AKDING MERCHANTS, Main sire ,
between Fourth ana Fith, kcokuh, Iowa
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock ~ Groceries and shall bs prepared TO
sell upon the must favorable terms.
W shnll also do General Cammis-0n business.
ana solicit ier sale consigumepts Of all kinds II
merchandise and country produce. " prepared
~ make liberal advance. Y shall pay special at
tenteu % receiving and forwarding all kind Of goods
AMI produce both aud from the interior, and t. fiji
ine orders fJr any description If merchandise From
thu long eAperienes Of Mr. W. u. Huston in this
branch II busin - shall be able give satistac-
ton. HUSTON. HAWKINS Il HUSTON.
y & take pleasure - recommending onr SUCCESSORS
90 Oh fiji nda, and ask for them d continuance Of
the lihamiity lately extended 10 Messrs. lIus-
ton, Hawkins q Huston are prepared to do large
business, and from their experience and ability, We
arc confident viii give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS K HAMILTON.
"a.
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ltENOV Az.
D G Mt a ! s urg c ".

lR H. i. BARBER would respectfully 60
- sf an biz patrons and tht public =, +Ir~~v1
ernlly that hc has removed his aioe ne New Brick
b4idng 0n the West side If Third street. between
Main and Johnson, where he has secured ., handsome
sail q rooms, and has sptred neither pains or ex-
pen.e T. make them elegant and comfortable. THANK
I'M Fa-t fnsote. he solicits eonlnG Of the
same ~ All operations warranted.
krsluk Oct I'D
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Autumn Stock!


40 now open fine stock Of French and Amer
= ican Printed and Plain DeLaines Plain and
raid Mernoes Coburgs Black aud Colored Mo
hair, DeRages, &c, to which he invites the atten-
ton OF the Ladies assuring them that The style and
qnaiity are unsurpassed and prices low as the same
goods can be sold ia tie eountry.
keokuk, Sept. TO- ddw
Nj ESSltS. EDITORS Please inform tue ladies
~ that We have received tie largest stock 81 en-
hroderles, Collars from cents % ST. 90; Mallese
Black silk Brussels and real thread Laees Lace ac-
onctt and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, dc. &C.
ii. u. WOODWARD co.
Ang Is l955-lkw
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

4 SPECIAL Election Will b. ilald each II the
Wards Of the city of keokuk, on Wednesday the
18th dag Of October A. u. 1857 for the purpose IL
voting on the following proposition, in accordance
with resolution Il The City Council Of October 2 %,
g Wit: shan the City Of keokuk subscribe an ad-
ditional Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to the Caps
tai stock Of the hcukuk, Fort Des Mones and Min
ncsota Railroad payable in the bonds Of the City.
bearlng efght per cent per annum interest payable
semi annually in the city 81 New York.
Said Bonds to be payable IN twenty years from the
first day If January, A. D. 1896, al the said city Of
New York. "
Those voting for the subscription will place upon
their tickets 9 For Subscription and those voting
against IL upon their tickets Against Subscription
said election will be held AZ the following places /:
First Ward-0fice Of T.. kilbourne
md Drs. Collins Page.
Sd VIM. Leslie.
4th Planters House
kookuk October g. Is55-itd
ID. w. kILB0URNE Mayor.
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| ANING bought out Mossrs. Cope 4 Co. we hope
L She friends II the old Grm aud the public IN
general VIII gave rs a share Of their patronage
None pnt the best Lime delivered.
pout iorget tbs Old stand beng the first kilns BE-
low the cooperation Orders If. AT w. C. Funk
houscr's store viii receive pfolupt attention.
b. ZWART CO.
krnLIL a .tnhnr n l,.. 1o,r
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THE LOVERS soIaIoQtY.

20 9eaTeIl INe Ih1ieE Na49 f0I pearN,
Iedeek your ii I'll 6rI In8s3
W dig b0'cnDaa = diamond sands,
With prleoless treasure laden.
q gather hyrrh and Prank ireensc
And sweet Arabian spces,
And cluster round }eur "heart's delight
Love- widest II deglee.-
III give g her whom | adore,
T. faI al % ring riehet-
Ny face, all dressed b foyer smiles,
Ia Buell. far skylghs Picture.
BrnLL's halierg. 80 Main Street.
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INDICTMENT OF WILDCAT MoNEY-A curious
Indictment has been found at the Winnebaeo
Circuit Court, at Rockford, His, in regard
to Milledgevilie, (Ga.,) money, alleging
fraud IN issuing the notes and refusing to re-
ZEN. The Sheriff also served summons
on Alex. Nicely, Of the Belyidere Bank, for
the recovery of $500 in lieu of notes of
that Bank.
There is good deal Of zeal manifested
now IN the effort TO rid the region Of the e.
me spawn, but one-half the same effort
would have stopped Atlanta in NE outset,
and II l. the success of that concVn which
has bred all the rest of the Georgia brats-
They disregarded the earlier warnings against
countenancing the policy Of George Smith,
ana now our up-country friends must suffer
me consequences. The only resource now
LETT i 10 steadily refuse taking another
dollar And to de SO will not cause the least
embarrassment for more than three or four
weeks. There viii be an abundance Of good
currency seeking the crops, If the poor Is re-
fused
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C77 Niles Register is 70 be reprinted hy
v. Q. Niles. Washington CITY IL viii lie
comprised in fifty volumes, and sold at
SIP So, less than hall the original cost. 1t
Is the most valuable book Of reference ever
issued from the American press. The gen
eral character of the work il too we'll known
to need explanation The high price which
the series have commanded heretofore has
prevented their possession by many who
hare desired and needed their use. and IN
deed they have been very difficult "a procure
al any price. The low sum for which they
will now be afforded, will bring them within
the reach of most who need them to use
Subscriptions are solicited By mail.
1 The recent census Of Wisconsin shows
population of $50. l09-an increase Of -
per cent. over the census of 1850. The ra.
ito Of increase in the State Will lie observed
from the following statement at different Pc
RODS:
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W Bl r. l. l. Ss1ssA~sxs
Il. Daguerrean ART * Nj - E -
ts., woui respectful sT.sF ~ II &c
Is announce o. tbs in .seSis ID ~ $50
habttants If heakuk - % k---zMgx0
and vicinity, that BIZ
Il prepared take lkemcsses 81 all who rnay give
him call, ia tae most periec' manner, having
large skylight the only light hy which "a blue eye
be made look natural, end far superior all
other lights for pagnerreots pIug also having
experience ii the II years, BE- latfora
himself tlsat he suit the lnHst iaSt8dious. Pic
tures and Drawn - copied Landscapes and pie
lures at ihe s.ek deceased TAKEN al short notice.
Plctures put az every variety II style regardless
~ The weather. ana satisfaction ala cases guAEan-
tce4
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ItHEEE days lat from tha Cgnica W. are au
Il th3rihed 70 state that Lambs DArGuEarf' )
new Bread Wagon Is on tHt track furnising better
Bread, ahes anu t9Ukers- and more FOR 81. than
wa cser firni,h,. i,f the san4e in keokuk If Won
want any1 the ablte Articles try the NKp W AEON
Oh Id LANDE- DAFGHEKTY
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nAGI ElkEAN GALLERY -as
- Having entered into arrange -, (r~@-~~E
menfs with the patentee 1t tbs .H*sw IN ss;sfJ
Justly Ell 6brattd imitation Papet - Il ~ {. NJ
Mache Irames 10 which haye beer -~-I--J
awarded Tic FIRST pre- minus 81 segeral Of thu Eastern
State Fair and also gold meial at the Not.d's
Fair, recently held IN New }osk City, am re-
pared T. Z / al, miniatures which for fafifuiness If
execution auy and rehntss If tone, thp durahIii-
~ and flush If workmanship. challenges the adlni-
ration Of the loyar IF ,h beautiful arr
and causes linn 70 exela.m aloud Third street is
the place 10 got lfe-lke miniatures TAX ~" As |
am the only Artist # whom such frames can be pur-
chased. | would respectfully solicit all Westefn art
lists inspection # the sans.
" ! would also invita- thgr attention to If
the largest and most complete assortmants Of Da-
gnerreoypc STOCK and apparatus ~ b. found in rs
western country. EMERSON, Artist.
Gallery, No. Third street sop 2e. 4
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Lime ! Lime

| | AAING sold all our interest In the Lime Burn
ling business to Messrs. u, 2wari Il Co.. we take
pleasure "a commenting them q cur old patrons
hoping they VIII continue their patronage ~ here
tofore. j. COPE & 90.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

I ARTFohD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IfNA INSURANCE tUNPkSY, OF iARrFour.
Stan INSURANCE GoaPANf. 0auENsgrGH, ~ y
I'm Insurance and Insurance against the danger
Of Inland Navigation effected IN the above sound
Compane by thr undersigned.
Lives Insured A lowest Fairs ia the Life Depart
ment # he EtIa Insurance 60
0cf 5-Ilm WM " REIkNAp Agent
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C9SGEEgArtoNA f4--ihe Rsy. Mr. klmhlii, If Mas
"a huss.t willpreaeh to the Congregational Church
and society next sabbath, ttonornw,) nj the Music
HaHoNer ogdens Book store S-rvics AT l0l O'Clock
4. NJ and Al @ in tie evening.
The pubic arc invited 10 attend. "Sea,s Free :
Ger ~. 1855.
roe There viii he divine service III the Westmin-
ister Presbyterian Church Tomorrow, SABBATH at
roy A NJ ana at before J. a., conducted by
Rcs J. T. tNSrrp. Pastor
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 MOTHER great arriyal u FaiI Styles II -
! \ gent Hats, Fur Moieskin Hats Gent Il
soft Cashmere Hats all the latest styles. just
reeeieed, and for sale cheap "a nliELD0A'S
NV YoRk Hat >ToRF
Oct I'D Man. Or. u il
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Removed from Concert Hall.

+. II. HOUGHTON. Attorney and Counsellor
II. at Law, Notary Public. Land ami general col
Letting Agent Office IN the Real Estate Agency and
Wholesale Auction House of Smith Il Fan sicken,
on Sd street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, reasona-
bic terms. oct. cd
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NOTICE.

Ill ANlNu sold my estab ishm 1T t. Mcssrs. Bart
L irti Maneourt am serS anxious to settle up
all aatst landing account can b foundnt the a. d
rtand for short time where those having accounts
with me will please call and settle and those having
einims against me viii do kcwse ~ lie n any old
friends and custom rs who have Literally unconr
se me SINCE my connection with the grocery trade
return my thanks.
n. n -.
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H.. ". ELL.

= = Q L Z a \ 4 t II ],
4 Nd dealer ID eve Se~rSsrszs
Z \ r. description If - psS7 - rxs-~@
Dagaerreotype Goods, aEsrE II III 81 81 s4-,s
d'reci from tie mana- c. ass1nasR
iacturers . large
rety Of Paper Maehie. kos-uth and Landscape
Eases. Of ali Sizes aud styles, Nhich Will BE- sold
cheaper than before offered IN his market,
either Artists 81 filled with nfei like miniatures.
tal and see them at the shy Light Rooms, sd
Main street
August 10. 1855. i
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NV ssO0k

(EADl MADE fi0rHINGs-Essrytb il this
Ia line can BE- had Ut the lowest figure al
scpElipw NOODW ARD & cos
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DHEs.

n wv - the time Ton you ~ eull and secure one Of
- those pieadtd sets of Nietorncs. hays them
ranging III pr.ccs from 81 - 500 ger SIT Among
ms assortment may b found the following:
Sab.e.
Russian Sable,
Qu6su Sable,
Stone Martin,
Rock Martin
Mountain Martin
Fitch.
Black aud Blue Coney,
White Ermnt.
Fur Gauntlets.
Ladies call and exam THEM. ~ trouble to
show them q person. wanting tie above good Call
81 the NEw A0Rh @r9Rx
A. e. SHELDON,
Oct 81 III Main corner III st.
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Fail STYLES.

ME- haveiust received our Fall styles of Ladies'
" Velvet Cloth and Silk Oloaks, Talma's and
Nlsettes. also of Brocha and Plaid Shawls
sep21d&~ WOODWARD & 60.
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IA O9l. pLLAlNEa.- Every variety IL plain aud
W figured Wool beI.aincs inst received AZ
s-pZi4&W WOODWARD & cos
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IHE DIS MoINKs VALLEY WING is issued from
this office every Wednesday mas extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley well in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted States and as meInm Of advertising Is not
surpassed Subscription price 81 80 per annum in
advance.
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DLAIDS. Tho-c BEAUTIFUL scotch and Tartan
Il Piaids, every variety can b. found III
sep2id&W WOODWARD co.'s
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III ATE m Hancock Cos HIS. Il miles South &c
~ llamlt East of keokuk Al from Wars wv
containing about 100 acres stone cottage Of nt,ls
a tenant house .2oU fruit trees consisting Of many
varieties Of peach pear. plum. cherry. apple &c OF
the lust, 40 varieties under name. Specimens this
season surprising those exhibited at the lorieutu-
raj exhibition ~ Cincinnati O.. thi- fall Fruit So
lecte with ayiew 10 supply the table each successive
month. Over l000e nrrant bushes roses, rnbbery
a. Rhnhard, asparagus and straw berry bcos A
heVel TAXING wel good stone quarry creek;
with stock water running across the tract. Congress
title. Apply to ALFRED l.. WINANs,
Oet H. '55-dbt4 On the premises
FOR SALE.
~ EW top buggy, at the Livery stable Of
/ \ oct 42-du WM. CLEGH0RN
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pts Of Barney by Macken1Ie--a scries Of Irish
- stories and Legends For sale ~
ne Cd i. 4. AWE Il SOY
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WoODW ARD 4 co.'s.

Dkkss TKlMMTNGs.-rh Ladies can be suited
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-24
Subject 70 the Decision of the Squatter
Soversigns, at the Polls.
shall the North beat the South?

The North is sustaining three newspa-
pers, in one town in this Territory. They
are literally supported, and their propri-
etors are amply remuneratcd for their SER
vices. The Publishers of the Squatter
Sovereign have established a permanent
Journal in the Territory, devoted alone to
the advocacy Of Southern measures and
questions in which the South are deeply
interested. So far our expenses have been
very heavy, over two hundred and fifty
dollars per month, and we reluctantly state
that we are not supported as well as we
should be. 1t is true we have a good sub
scription list, but how many have paid for
,heirpap The way every thing rates
in the Territory, and the enormous prices
paid for labor, we require at least 5000
good paying subscribers to justify US in
publishing such Journal as we wish to do.
AS an evidence of the way the northern
people "sheJl out" to their paper, we give
the following from the Kansas Herald of
Freedom, published in the Territory:
"MoRE SunscRIBERs.-Sinc our last
Issue we have had the pleasure Of adding
over two hundred new subscriptions to our
books, mostly from Boston and its vicinity.
Worcester and Boston appear to be vieing
with each other to see which shall give us
the largest number Of patrons
While Worcester and Boston are vieing
with each other to see which will give their
Journals the greatest support, there are
hundreds of towns and cities in the South,
where an Agent for Southern paper
would starve to death. Will the South be
outdone? Will she withhold her suppor,
from Pro-Slavery papers, when it is SO nee
essary FOR them to be sustained, at this
time in the Territory2 We shall look on
our Mail books in few weeks, for an an
swer.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-24
More RascaIity.

The most absurd of all Reeder's preten-
sfons, is the right to set aside the election
in certain districts because the returns of
the Judges are informal. It might be an
excuse for not granting the certificate un-
til sufficient return could be made, though
in cases such as are now before him, he
would be straining the rule. But to set
aside an election, legally conducted be-
cause the Judges should fail to make by
certain day strictly formal return of the
votes, is absurd. 1t is the election and
not the return wherein gives the right to
sit. The members elect have the right to
their seats, even tho the Judges should by
ignorance or mistake fail In their certif-
cates-an erroneous return, or insufficient
return can no more invalidate an election
than failure to make the return within
the time prescribed-and Reeder would
hardly claim the right to set aside an cleo
ton if the person selected to carry the poles
should fall sick, and not reach him in four
days. In the States, it is an every day
occurrence, that such errors are made.
The right to disregard them, to correct
them ha. never before been questioned.
Nor would there have been any doubt in
Reeders mind, had Abolitionists- been re-
turned! The wrong men were elected
This is the real error!
We take it for granted no one of those
who have been elected, and whose certifi-
Gates haze been withheld for pretended in
formalities will pay any attention to any
election that may be ordered; but will cause
the Judges Of the election to make out for
NAL certificates and present them to the
Legislature when it meets. There they
will find, that form will have but little
weight. There the same objection to their
political opinions, will not exist.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-24
Goine to Work Right.

The people of Platte county have at last
opened their eyes, and are now hitting at
the root of all their troubles, vexations, and
loses, by ridding themselves Of incendiary
publications., and driving from their midst,
4 set Of worthless beings, who only delight
in aiding and abetting the running off of
their neighber's slaves, and making them
selves otherwise odious to an honest and
respectable community. We, as a gener-
al thing, disapprove of lynch law, and are
the last to justify people in taking the law
in their own hands, when the Statutes pro-
vide ample punishment for offences COM
lnitted. But there are certain cases in
which community are justiiable in re-
sorting to any means to protect themselves
and punish offenders they are in cases
where the law makes no provisions for such
punishment. We look upon the destruction
of the Abolition printing office in Park
vile, Mo-, as necessary for the security Of
the lives of the citizens in that neighbor-
hood, the protection of their property, and
the well-being ofthe ,Slave-holding popula-
tion. We have often wondered that Platte
county should take such deep interest in
the politics of this Territory, and render
us such valuable assistance in driving ne
gro-thieves from our midst, while she per-
mitted, on her own soil, the torch of the
incendiary to be lighted, the knife of the
assassin TO be raised, and her citizens daily
vic.imised, by the same hand that threats
ened to destroy us! But we knew them
TO be forbearing people; we knew thai
they would endeavor by moral suasion to
remedy the evil, but at that point, where
forbearsnce ceases to be virtue, we also
knew decisive measures would be adopted
The destruction OF the press of Messrs
Park & Patterson In Parkville, should be .
warning TO papers OF Ike stamp. IN othel
uoftions Of the Stale, and here in Kansa:
Tenaory. They should a. least learn b.
tilis simple lessoa, tliat the people OF the
South are aie.arngined, al ali ha@=ards, O
al whsteyer cost. 10 purge themselves
alI resident A Abolitionists, and further, +
perlogls1 the sanae thing Ter US, here ia kan
sas TerFitosy. Now that the work ma
heen commenced, let the reform be carries
further. All eyes are now turned to Jel
asl ct +, ard St. Louis Aiser wa'ef
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-24
Another Pill for the Missourians to
Swallow.

The following fling at Negro Slavery,
appears in late number of the s'Herald
of Freedom;' and still the paper is per-
mitted to remain on slave soil. Missouri
ans are truly forbearing people.
"We are apprehensive our neighbors in
Missouri are like certain individuals we
read of, who desire nobody land to border
on theirs. They would, had they the pow
er, monopolize the whole of Gods free
earth; and, instead of making it resound
with anthems of Joy, WOULD CON
VERT IT INTO A MAUSOLEUlI
OF DEATH, AROUND WHICH
WOULD BE HEARD THE SIGHS,
GROANS, AND LAMENTATIONS
OF AN. ENSLAVED AND OUTRA-
GED PEOPLE. MADE WRETCH
ED AND BASE BY CONTAMINA-
TION WITH THEIR OPPRESSORS.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-24

work will be found in tie vicinity ofLaw-
renee, Kansas Territory. We naay talk
OF using moderate means to accomplish our
ends. To as such language sounds harsh.
Moderation, when the lives of your wives
and children are in danger, when your
trusty slaves are being deluded, and by
promises, and knives placed in their hands,
being persuaded to murder you in cold
blood The idea is preposterous. For
our part, we advocate the most decisive
and ef4ectual means to remedy such evils,
and the sooner the work is completed, the
better we shall be pleased.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-24
Dr.4nucr,oso TIE Pnrss.-It wa

DISTINCTION OF THE PREss.-It was
only by the most urgent and continued inn
portunities Of the leaders of the mob who
visited us on Friday last, that our Office
was saved from destruction. Various re-
solves were passed In regard TO it, but the
final conclusion was that the worst strike
the pro-slavery party could make would be
to destroy an opposition printing Office,
or do harm to the editor.-Kansas Herald
of Freedom.
1t would have saved time and trouble if
the voters ofthe Lawrence district who are
denounced as mob, had they carried out
some of the resolutions they passed, and
put the editor of the Herald of Freedom
in the river, and his Printing Office on top
of him. We see he viii not rest, until
something of the kind is done. He is now
..casting bread upon the waters that viii
soon come home to him.