Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
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Wasting the precious midnigh. oil
! In leader, and column, and line,
% working {. ON morn till nighs, > isisa as
q Working nigh till mozn.sI 81, asn.
tSolns why azassehe steata.press pads2 rte .s.i
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sz6a Toifs t6i,4 toiIas..' soa iads no;'ls.
And wilosefs tbs game mhen Fson2, ss.a bsss
whase aqe.tha iaphiasws sachiege? & .z-7s
And feEs whom are d lau-els woaP .-.l;sx,,,.
To stand in the foremost rank
OF each hard tough. party fray, 9 ; 'ssa'
10 snare the toll, and only gesf kszSs sd
Abuse dneslscs fer pay. axd a.ssa~s sas.
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Toll toll TOLL
What thankless .tas Is ours, $50
To bake the bread and press 'thsscksssesR y a
aThatsehasos Jones deFoars. e g;Sf17ezg sa
sa To sit on three.lesgeds stool, ~ 3ssya a T
~ While Others have heir-staffad seats,
To prepare the hash and cook the stew
But never to taste the meats s''s'& siss'9. 9
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e.i5 sssToil toll . toll !. u 4tes y.y--Essy
AS the constant drop ON the stone, ,.,.5...,-
So this ceaseless, endless wo k,
Wears away body and bone. ssA-S tasisl3ss
T'ionsh the poet spfuttef and wFite,>s Jilss
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IF Hitawese not for the editN's pen ,Ils. a ;.
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Christians, sMermons, end Jews,ss -, ai ia
: Is there man on this weary earth :, =
But grows richer by reading the news?
Richer, richer, richer, :
'i's-A i they read it by sunlight and taper, s
And there isn't soalsof them alll,g s1g tB.i
But grudges tapay for hisspaPer. s,stVs
7''t e Toll toll itofli e'ssa sssa ? $
There's row in the vsfv next street, '.9.is -
Somebody's going to taurdefshis wife, Eass
And fmlstbe off tout ss@it. .sags iAu~ - &
Yesse-day, just at time, .f.o.e,sls sgee i,
Two policemen 60 choked in the RIO:
And it Sc, goes on f. ON morning till nighss,
And an :itor never knows qdie - = - .
ssssl ssss1 81 7Ct sllIsn.sI Tino tE ati-,s
sets up, knocks hiz.hat oyer his eyes, rushes
ont in a state OF distfa:. :.foa $50 picx up al
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"A gentleman, writing. to the Evansville
(Indiana) J Inquirer from Leayenworths un-
der date of March 29thi speaks as follows
of our eity::sas ST = 74hssH .roD = sb2G
Friend Hall. Iioes411 80 70 sle slssos
-sItAeug:lt perhaps that some lofthesmany
readers OF your paper would .ke TO. bear
from this much talked Of Territory. TIE
above named city IS situated on the bank o!
the Missouri river about three miles beiow
Fort 4.easeayerth; es.e q, thes Gnestss ssiaes
ioF city that eve. saw. The town. site
was surveyed last SEPTEMBER, and It now
contains Aabeut scventy-five houses. and
many more under centrass. . Some OF these
are. large business houses. We also have
one large three story Hotel, apsl another
lnder contract, which is TO be Luilt OF
stone, Tie finest Kind Of lime ana sand
stone for 4 uiiding purposes are found sEere
In great a6undanee.s From the nulnber oil
which are daily landing here,
and il Icing the main starting point OF the
Santa Fe and Mormon settlers, do no9
see any thing 10 hinder this from being one
oi the largest cities on the river. A few
lays Since there was upwards OF two hun
lred Mormoas landed at this place, en- roafe
OF Salt Lake City,, They are waiting.
lefe for the grass to be started on the
claims, and IItor the arrival OF another Com.
5any, containing about one thousand which
ire TO glover the plains withithem. They
Ire rnostlyfrom Northern Europe-D Danes,
swedess Norwegians, &c. They are gen:
.rally well dressed, and appear TO be in
roll spirits Provisions being so very,
,:arse aaf high, they Will fad Il a "fafd
oad'te travel. =" They are anticipating
ZONE troubles with the Indiansn In cross.
ng the plains as they are Becoming very
troublesome to travellers. The. soil IS as
iesrhle as any that |. ever saw. It is welt
Idapted to hemp. tobacco, corn, aud alloth.s
r spring crops. 1. .doinot consider In as
10 wl.eat as maAEef the States
re. sTne- only ohjsetipn that any person
an find with this country is the scarcity Of
inber. Along the rivers and creeksthereI
5 d. fine growth Of oak, wafiiut. hickory,
nd cottoIi.m6od,, but ON leaving the bottom
andss yaii come tosa vast 'rolhng 4prairie.
e.ted. over with the cabins OF the Sqaat-
ers. Some Of the Squatters have enclosed
large portiea of Their claims, and have
5,mliineflced pong ,ing for their spring crop.
joine parts of the Territory are web isadapt-
dsto gazing. bziHg iss.lI uaseEea aud hay-
agfhrge range for stock. Some of the
To- L growers have taken up claims adj
oining each other. and have formed asso-
iarions for the purpose Of turning thea AZ