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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

Quotations from the Eouthern Press.
The articles which we have recently
extracted from the pro-slavery press, and
published under the head of ..The South
en Side. /" is very acceptable to our east
ern readers, as showing the hatred which
the south entertains towards the advocates
of freedom in Kansas. .as well as elsewhere.
Occasionally an article IS so full of In
vectiye that we are inclined to doubt
whether our own sheet viii not be cep5
taminated by giving it currency; and
yet we are conscious that the great mass
of our friends in the East win never
know the real state of things here unless
we do continue the publication of these
selections. -s.-.zs.sa.rszg.--sssls slss-ss
If proof were wanting that the haters
of slavery had the assendancy in this
Territory we would find it in the excita-
bility of Missourians as evineed IN their
public journals. Men who are in the
right, have no occasion to get angry,
bluster, and swear because they can't
have things their own way. They are
conscious of success in the future, and
wait patiently until it is triumphant
True courage is never exhibited in. pa
rade, or in denouneing others as yaga-
bonds, or wanting in yalor. The most
timoIous generally exibit all the courage
they posses in bravado, and representing
that others are wanting in galantry.
''The boy" it is said, "whistles as he
passes the grave yard after night, for the
purpose of inspiring confidence in his
own prowess - but the least sound, OF
sight which is unusual, quickens his
pace, and, Notwithstanding his artificial
stimulent, a few moments will find him
far from the scene of danger, and prob
ably making loud protestations OF his
4
! fearlessness.
Whether this is the motive with oul
neighbors in making so much bluster We
cannot say; but to all candid. intelligent
persons who look on disinterestedly We
must say they are justly the objects o
mirth, and richly deserve the commits
ssration of philanthrophists. There ar,tl
others besides Missourians who have re
Gently exhibited similar traits with them
and who may think portion of these re:
marks designed for their benefit; We
beg leave, however, to give them the as
suranee that they did not enter our minds
until the article was completed, and thai
We would not for a moment call in cues.
ton their superior bravery and intrepid
ity in the hour of apparent danger.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

a Some disturbance occurred in
town on Friday last in relation to our city
matters, but it was happily adjusted
without any serious injury. Until We
have legal tribunals every man should
consider himself q yigilant committee,
especially appointed as eonserystor OF
the public peace. and should leave no
means unemployed toprevent disturbance
ofevery kind.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14
High Temperature

The thermometer stood at 80 degrees
above zero on Friday last, at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. The instrument was sus-
pended on nail, in the inside of room,
on the west side of our office. There
was delightful breeze at the same time
which prevented the atmosphere from
feeling oppressively warm. We have
an idea that old Sol viii show him
self well qualified for warming purposes
ere the first of September.
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~A A goodly supply of Kansas Songs
viii be found in the HERALD this week /;
that entitled The Kansas Emigrant's
Song, wasa competitor for the fifty dollar
prize offered by the Secretary ofthe n. E..
Emigrant Aid Company, and is publish
ed agreeably to the suggestion of the
awarding committee.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

H-A correspondent in the Pitts
burgh Dispatch, says:-.'If the reader
ever has occasion to stage it through
Missouri, don't on any consideration.
stop at the same hotel the stage does, if
you do, you are considered q proper
subject for skinning. Expostulation only
exeites ridicule.''
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Msanness

For editors. or their abettors, to write
letters to the eastern press abounding
with fafsekoods in relation to a co-tempo-
nary, and pEeiudicing them to his injury,
then 70 quote their own remarks to show
public opinion in the East.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

@ We have two girls setting type IN
the HERALD OF FREEDoa Office. One ol
them worked for US during the last year
ofour connection with the Connesutsille
Courier.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

H We are several days behind time
with the issue of our paper. and thus far
have found it impossible to bring up
Witf, two additional workmen, which we
have Just secured. We hope to gain time
IN week OF two.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14
Read.

Especial attention is invited to the two
advertisements of Messrs. F. A. HuET Il
Co., of st. Louis; also to that of C. M.
d Fl. HI. WARREN, manufacturers of fire
and waterproof Composition Roofing.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14
Changes of Climate.

The following fromth Scientific Amer
ican, contains some interesting facts, and
treats of very feeling subject. worthy
of careful investigation:
History informs us that many Of the
countries of Europe which now possess
very mild winters, at one time experience
ed severe cold during this season of the
year. The Tiber, at Rome, was eften
frozen over, snow at one time lay for for
ty days in that city. The Euxine Sea
was frozen over every winter during the
time of Ovid, and the rivers Rhine and
Rhone used to be frozen so deep that the
ice sustained loaded wagons. The wa.
ters of the Tiber, Rhine, and Rhone, now
flow freely every winter; ice is unknown
in Rome, and the waves of the Euxine
dash their wintry foam uncrystalized mp.
on the rocks. Some have ascribed these
climate changes to agriculture, the cut
ting down of dense forests. the exposure
of the upturned soil to the summcr'ssun.
and the draining of great marshes. We
do not believe that such great changes
could have been produced on the climate
of any country by agriculture, and We
arecertain that no such theory caaaccount
for the contrary change of clinate-from
warm to cold winters-which history
tells US has taken place in our own coun-
tries than those named. Greenland re-
ceived its name from the emerald heritage
which once clothed its valleys and noun
tains; and its east coast, which is now
inaccessible, on account of perpetual ice
heaped upon its shores, was in the elev-
enth century, the seat Of fourishing
Scandinavian colonies all trace of which
is now lost. Cold Labrador was named
Vinland by the Mortimer, who visited it
A. d., 1000, and we're charmed with its
then mild climate.
The cause of these changes Is IN in1-
portant inquiry. A pamphlet, by John
Murray, civil engineer, has recently been
published in London, in which he en-
beavers to attribute these changes of cli-
mate to the chaBgeable position Of the
magnetic poles. The magnetic variation
or declinaaion of the needle is weilknowB.
At the present time it amounts In Lon
don to23 degreeswest of north, while IN
1855, the line of variation passed through
England. and then removed gradually
west until 1916. In that year great
renewal of lee took place On the coast
of Greenland, hence, it is inferred,
that the cold meridian, which nov pas
ses through Canada and Siberia, may at
one time have passed through Italy, and
that If the magnetic meridian returns, as
| it is now doing to its old lines in Europe,
Rome may once more see her Tiber fro
zen over, and the Rhinelander drive his
team On the ice of his classic river
Whether the changes Of climate mention
ed have been caused by the change of
the magnetic meridian OF moi. We have too
few facts before as at present to decide
conelusiyely; but the idea once spread
abroad, win soon lead to such inyessiga-
tons as viii no doubt remove every OBJ.
SECURITY, and settle the question.
EZ Messrs. Huxr 4 Huxr ara nhout
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~Tbe atmosnbara - v.rv u-.-,

E The atmosphere is very warm,
and were it not for the extremely dry
weather. and saper-abundance of dust,
accompanied by high southern winds. the
climate would be delightful.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

H The basement story of the con-
crete building of Messrs. HUTcHIssos &
HARIow. is nearly complete.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14
Preaching.

Rev. G. W. HurcHrssos, win preach
at the "Church' next Sabbath evening,
at half past Z O'Clock.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14
Lawrence, Saturday, April Il, 1855.

"a II. A. BnLNes, ESQ.,. is our authorized
General Agent for the Herald f Freedom. ard
ali his contracts pertaining to the paper viii be
binding on the Arm. Letters addressed 70 rs at
Buffalo. n. Y. win be promptly attended TO by
him. Emierating parties and individuals, en-
route for Kansas, passing through Buffalo. are
requested 10 give him cali at his Office at VIII
iarns Hall, No. $50 Main street.
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Slander Refuted.

The following letter from the able ed
itor of the Peoples Journal, in reply to
one from us, in which we took occa-
sion to state the facts in regard to the infa-
NOUS falsehoods which the mercenary
press of this vicinity, and its abettors
have been perpetrating upon us during
the last winter, will be read with inter
est
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

EE Messrs. ALLEN & BRorHER have
received part of their spring goods and
are selling immense quantities daily.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-04-14

Eg Messrs. HUxr 4 Hus- ars .bout
erecting another steam saw mill in Law
renee. One OF the firm has gone east for
the machinery. This. with Messrs. DErr-
zLER d SHIMsoS's, will make three san
mills for this city. -
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

hS iiEtkAt TERMS.
iriS', hCrluIr,i T." 'iI.I.' !riI IT rT '-iDt'
ny otrttr"r. prnrr-" I'll Ill ny rod -"
t,i' %"p''ng ~" iniui i'r''i. rrc"ri =: sir Igh'
loot aud la ri-unrr.. tins deter rirr'irn -lnii
rl:r I'm LAY a. nEcEMhET, !-!. sell, ut p"b' auction
to rh.' Highest a.!.i,r my li""l kuuam thu 'WAVtR
~ ilOU-F NJ rulp.l"r Gour; House. THE hrT-r !,
Io"hl'd nm"iniry on li' Ur"hp- ",i Alexandria itrI
R"H'! "ihr"Iy new "'I Finished c"nrhud!""- and con
v"in has 'rr.r sHIh"i Uud yrr atthI hrJ aud sta
b" Hnd l.ur, w!tli ala lee lious" a;Hr he'd
bGr!'s III" y"ar It has been occupied it has been ex
i"nsYry pat. oIrd from the village ai country around
by pps'ne"rs from the cars, and 10y families RETREAT
lt"in i!' rrs ot E"mOrr Wa-hinyto A-xsl,irir hnf
Richmond.
tPi" July last the passengers tho Pull Road dnc
regularly an" II may bee expected that the running o thu
if"n- w max" snci m arrangement rHb /" ngan, al IL
very distant day.
lhr lurnurs b"l"ng- to the house which i. Ekrwis'
u.v hnd ., good rtyl". will also l." spi This property
may br purrhH-- privately before the day uf sn al.
oil, r iur ale privately, IN" HOUSE AND LOT Oh Main
street. my present r'.d"nr" II Is large hr- proc!
!uiiiin. well provided dwelling with Oh" ui Ia.
mGsr cun,rnni store Rooms Ia thu village certainly thr
most desirable location
/ will sell also nj privn," sale III" following named
!iou.rs uni Lott Th.. WAREHOUSE al The Depot, for
,nrriy occupied by M THE l. fr-proof house. fee,
by -hr. hJors win switch running from tho main
track fn the Warehouse The ous" Is completely fitted
up Grocery. Produce and Conlniss Trade and 10
met rat. -rnni for business AFRO, the FlRE.pROOf
WAREHOUSE. located immediately rhr Raill0hd,
,ew rods North ui the above described 10 feet By 80
with hoor we'll arranged Tor business, aud very
good stand Also ny STEAM MILL still few yards far
tr Nuiu. The Tail road track. This Mill hhr two pail
Of burr. grinding grain and piaser, and provided
with hU the .-hry houses tor shcering plaster &c
Sc Sso ms FARM LAND adjoining the village, contain
about - acre.. will he sold entire In lots suit pur
chu-cIs Here many very handsome building sitrs may
found that might be mad. available 10 city gentlemen
nr others vino wish esHblsh pleasant houses
IN II healthy country. Alec, LOT Ot seven and bali
acres about hall milo from town. Oh the Fredericksburg
road and Oh thu rn road All these ands highly i'm
proved. and produce fine cr"p-.
Exc.piin. the 'WkyerIy iou-", III" shove mentioned
property will be sold publicly until some time next
Summer but may BE- purchased very liberal trrn-'
privately.
Persons wishing further information may enquire o my
-on f. b. Hill. who is occupying the "WGverly
IIousr and my r r. Hill living in Alexandria or
mysclf THOMAS MILL.
Culueuar e. n nov II lsrJ-rwtf
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THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JOHN Dun

THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JOHN DuNktA, IN
ALBEMaRLE COUNTY. FOR SALE.
WILL be sold AT public auction. on THURSDAY the
w ",h dag Of December $50 the hr.i lair duy
thereafter, 'h- premises 10 the highest bidder, that d..
!rnhe land belonging John Dunkum, deceased
lying III l- county vi Al5cuhr tre miles south ot Char
l"r-yi" III" rUud leading SrOttsvillr containing
-r Their" between $40 sud 400 acres OF land
heavily tmbrred with pine nhh and hickory which can
he easily sold in Ghr Oftesvl- and al thr University u;
virginia - to IS per cord The hHlnncc IS cleared
ana well -"t with clover and grasses vi all kinds weH
nnp"'i !" the cultivation r corn wheat Uat- tobacco
ami There IN. ihrn young orchard OF choice
! fruit.
IN" improvements cOi6l.t Oa large bTCh RESIDENCE
with MN" rooni- lar e barn. iU large stables ice house
comfortable houses Tor servants and MI other necessary
uthou,,- al ia good order The dwelling house ina.
| Gently hrcn covered ia with
The whole tract ID w" watcrei with nuIn-rOu. springs
| ot good wutrr.
Tn" rrsdchce IL regarded healthy nny IN AlDc.
prOsp"rt VI III" surrOundn, country which picturesque
| aud beautiful.
I'll" tract will b.. offered for ,Hle IN body had il no,
sol ia that way will be d!"i-d purchasers Lnd
! sold on the -En" day
| Persons VINO may wish purch-sr apply 10 Mr
FREDERICK Roberts. my-"t who "ill take pleasure it
showing ia. premises
TEKM: Un, 1870 rni three yrar- with interest from
date The purchaser give bond ad tie further s"cuIi
~ ui deed OF t!u. he land The title 10 the land
de-" ungu--tionnbr bat acting executor shall con
wy only such title vested ia by the will of JOIN
| DGnkunu deceased.
AZ tho slime time and place will sell tor cash one nt
grO woman aud Una boy
iull possession d. the land given immediately.
!iy address - North Garden, Albcuiarc county, Va
PHILIP EDGE,
S,s s--cH d. Executor Ot Juhu DuEkun. dec II.
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NEGROES. ~I'H' Is. Ii.'.i'r..
Hk * .H' aTr.''i 10y '.lii. -! ir'''ri rlr lI'
z i,ir=" nruIE" road : Ti' !..I.'I
burg. Hii s,l ~ yui'l" rcfiur. lU.=,uy. III! m i;
al December U'X'. on I'll" rii.' II lH fi' In. rii
ng rrnll, ~ vii broken m"l,- ,oK- U,,'r ~
ir-,I al Giril tsur," r,.r, " CGm-J about lUbhh
iarl AMI sock iIOE5 lir wa-oH- cH hhi .Gmli"n
t"OI, =" every ,Icsci pl"-ii. crop e" corn "ni D"-, "
urg" quantity at hnr tnd toy Fodder $nncSs rad ;'i"w
A-". n"wi iutD .D+ 81 Iu,.., IL" puburr 4" IA" pre-
sent crop iru" ground. portion vi very nm oh
the following day y Il! 10" t., 10 ia" h.h"7t bii"'f Over
hiiy valuable sinve. consisting ui Men Women h"is ni'
Girls III" mot # Ihin y"mEc nd very likely ANA sold i"t
~ fault ri.ni,.Nrr.
TERMS q SiLL.--fO nil sI:i- III : 10 and under cash
Or that amoWu |" uunut- credit, puIc!'rr'I
giving bond with approved s"ru :. L." carry interest from
tie day sn!,. per dsrDun; w!l! b. nnd" Tor
cash on H." purchases .tltl"i I" credit Sal" "umln"n'"-
ri II O'Clock !. u
Nos - rids o. G.. CLAY
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.,IE or LAND, FARMING IMPLEMENT

! n r,,s,,,rc, Of fIn power ""sv"i - Decd 81
1p., ,r"m r.uipn,in F pre,,i. and Merina NJ HE
>" I,,so n, ,i, Cnuny Court u Hrnriro and II, tl
r.a',., Of r aid rrrntis nnd vie wr s on SATUK
NV nrr.m,,r =. I- proceed to -rl public
-. I,ot ,. .,,3 lr.u;i, in the count OF Hen.
q" 49,. '''' ,, - r''Ioyyi;,s property.
~, Tho trmrt Of lrnL known az Shady Grove on
~; ~ ;;n + rr,n,;. NOW resides living on the
W,,;n Io,d in the county Of Henrico about cl""en
rn-- m"rh of Richmond. fnd ~" mIr7 from 'hr hrh
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: ~ l. HAMPTON. VA. Oct ~. ~
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MARBLE YARD.

VOHN + ROGERS, eth Street, nesr Main, Richmond
- Va Deuler in Egyptian Italian and Amcrcan MARBL !
MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE sIOHES MANI r.
PIECE! OF every description, WALL PLATES FRONTS
&c, SC.
ANY d.srn in Carving executed IL the nes's7t manner
orders from the country with city reference promptly
sttended TO.
Mr. Rogers having served his time In OF the ai
establishments in New York City and haTn5 much expe
rcuce in the bu-incs lnrrs himself that all work exc
cucd ST hi. shop will as entire satisfaction any done
ncr,b mr. Sou.h Oct 5-clY
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COllMISSIONER'~ SALE or FARM J. t!iT E

V.T N1~NIUNFIt - ~NE.F VF FIX IT 7. T =
TEEfiELh. On JANIS RIVER, iJ"& ml,.3
FROM MANCHESTER
a tomnls-i Ol.r Of The Circuit rnurr Of 1, q
"A BY deere" pronounced or :ifh Ortu.cr -, -.
al PHtr"5On agHiH,' C0IsIul Sc ,ha.l fr,r.. -
sell u; pEnhr auction IA" DT,nl--S riF-riN
ith DAY 81 D"r"uIbrr l. y. II u.rck II o.: 90. ;, .-
IA" U'>i iHT DIS thereafter, ih ~ .li,I r.. ',
Willis Cpa!!r. died -.2r,! rGrrui.u- L.. ar-- - b..
county Hfr'5at, .:u"- River -r.L.u. ln. ls.l. :
Mr. Richard Aic!rr mad others.
IERM-.-inou-h III cr-A Z" d~r-y ia@ Cosa- 81 SUI. Ell
sxprn-"- o! sHir ni,i d"'i O: $50 ~. t;e,sor "a
lei JANUARY h.i; credit 800 uu. !- i.:i,-...
Loo, On tuittrr credit as iu ~ uH ls JrnULr.
Oh further credit &C. 10 $3.50 uni! Jnhuary ls
interest Oh ""ch'rrdIt pny rom J., Jruul!, "
Us 10 IN" res!du" 81 the proceeds -a oil .r..E tos -
sla be- ayr. ri Oh II; the hour of -.i.
L. -. FLCTRNOy. Crrrrn',
Sh!o conduc;"ib ny GoDDIS AFFEEsox aUc;S
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY

E.iIAu G HANES, Principal
T. ;,raud B. Ha!es A. r. Instructor Of Mathematics.
-. C. IinIcs A b.. Instructor OF Ancient Languages
e sxarcSc. OF this School viii h- resumed Oh the l3tn
.,IY 1870 and continued without atcTuiiss'on Until
~ ,-c...l friday in November following
Xx.ou an. board including alb contingencies, rX'ep
=!,-, i,H qcy ot ~ mon'hs-on' third due IN sd
lance, N.,nce a. me expiration of thu term Boar
also b. p's.I" :: ou- near Eeighbors moderate
Tex. book, furnished here at the Richmond rctai
yc"- Co:.J tull rorinRllon can be OBJ
:,ae ty addressing TIE G.IlyE Chambers Mills p. o..
- Sinrahin COUNTY IA Nov 1T-cet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-27

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OWNED hy non resident, Of tE' Sist-. "!!o being
~ very pose OF il! would eel il NJ -acr
ir. II si:unt il Orbng" county, lr county -! Press
.!, Madison. ne BttD"urs. and ho- 81 Ilnr'rIUu'
pcr-onss.- situhrc Mountain Pun md contains 5'.
acres X1 iuuirri which j. :Orrs' tho bHlaHCc arabic
in hI.h!na- nIi bD''u- HnuHtdla Run There nu
improvements tie land except :"w cabins, but iimbrf
enough make any dr-!rHb" improvements II ANY one
d posed ~ buy farm Al mere nominal pT!c" al FIX
iolln. pr: acre cash. they ny obtain that for sh!u
br,y CLIMATE. pure crystal water with most 2r!r"
iu-lla", and refined society they nny apply TO S"orr'
raunIl IT. E-' living th, preIrhsr- who will tax"
pleasure showing the land uIi giving any other in'oI
| nnr'iou required.
Ills Poet Oir. II Iinrtoon Ford, CUipep"r County.