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N.'I- TO ''' 'i'''''S i'i"'i
Tie Vas i"uri guilty ana i'n'' I"''..
ana COSTS amounting " $50
oech S'rt "' liquor o'oN.''
curing I'r commission '''"'
rom The "''.' "'cF' l''' "'l ''.. '
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ness
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WhH' H'lN 'o'"',r ""a'"' ''
IaGe' on IDur- " evening lus'' m.''
10 'H- S''on" ny ~'"o'0" wv ,,;rr-
IL Is SUI IoS'u' P'SS'u '''' Jus "a , few
ing I'LL" '''''"'"y' ~ '''' 90
minute. ,,
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voun, man. clerk in " st,rr..''''.lp.;,,.,l =, .
crossing .'e trace o' ''" :.I,.l
That town. o" 0''"',r 40 L.. rim l,,ouot;,c If
ana way was ~, liird Ttc bor.e wa.
tr' wv ''' r..,.,..i l;,l.l AMI p,.
kho'N'' som ,.,.,,. ,i,,,,,li.,,.1 G.i..,,..
Nn2 'n wa u.,...t...c....... t.,..,,,..
thrown 4u,L a.. l.5ti.I..,.. J,...G
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wy
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was one %, '''' . ,l"'-' ,o'''''
l"'|'S "' ''' N'0,'
oltio"' '"S' '''s'u -''''' VI
c'US' WINS '""''.'' ''''''
nit"r'' ,rfo'"o'S' 81 0V'"''iis VI "o'''' "'.
- KtLfo-At Concord y. H. on The
l4th. Charles PlastrIdSe' lrcisht CONDUCTOR
on ''c N'' " '",''"i H',i N0'u' WIN, ''''
co"i'',s d" ,''S''' ''o,' ms ',''!"' " ''''' '''
III lAoV'on' 'c'l "'roSS ','e 'i"'N III sum q way
to"' inc cars 'au over MS r's'' i'P TI"'"'"s
the reg 10 ,'e ,nlg", anu cutting D" MS ''8,'
arm. ne u''' !" S"o'' 'i'.,' "''ei""'"S' i,'
,,'' ,'''" Io"uu''o' VI '''' '''''''' ~
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s'N Nv ms i" -'0'
-CoNiNG DOWN .-lhe oSne"''ur6h
N'"'"H OF the lin instant says tnNt h''r
Tell ~ '.'at village iast wees .''.'' 90 cents
.,,o,,
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unable, after they had been out ~ hours to
"1' n.!
itis tn, degree 81 D'Ae' gun, on'y ,"I' Is
.i....,,,,,;I,, or.,,,,s,,,,..l,-
,srin the second degree.
.,....,. ,I.;.
ne NR'Ls' SHAVER yel ou'IV III ''''>
country. was launched few days since, at
,.-.., pint nclr New York She WI.
c.....i... I-..,,,u,;I. .,,l ,,,,..
"''' ny |
lis ua1G'. Her burthen Is 9.ooo tons the
v.ight # the hull is 1900 tons She is 60
r..,.. .,,, or,,,,os or I-OO horse poyy,r. evil.
49,, ..;.,;....
i' RS ~ inches III ''i' an
."as each. Her wheels are TO be 4" le''
10 diameter. oc wrought iron, Her cost j.
..,;,n,trd ,t .-oo onO She has been built
,.i,, tt.
''''" '"'''' W" ''' a ''''''
--JW ROANOKE, one OF the new steam
l'l-ttes ordered hy Congress, was launched
a. Vow York ON the 18th. 1t is stated that
.l,, has hp.n iDuriOuSlv e. hOrrcI, - or. in
II. t..laa ~. h.,I. -. ,o,,n..
''''-' "''''' ' .,n
been too severely 'hore' upon the ways l"'
support thus afforded being taken away.
when placed on her natural element the snip
spread and opened to such an extent that she
became filled with water
ruf $50 coo lKr.-Four ncrsons
.,.., ,o.,rtI,, l,.,,, .,rrostod - ,,,ronco and
~,
A.. ,.n,o. r,hhor, Of ,oId coir from tho
,...',,.a r.,r,s, C.,,,.an,. ,,bo ,.aro can.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21
The Baker Trial.

New YoRK, Dee. IS, 3 80 7. NJ.
The Jury in the case of Louis Baker are
still out; but with no prospect that they will
,r,r,o ,,,,,, q, y,,.I,..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-21

asl .ilE GLOSS, dozen 20. -i.-ic Pack, Of all
- qualities uom IL cts. 10 a 5 per pack, Chess,
.wmHu Boards &c. 40 The Old stand Church
-uoct i. b. BRIASMAID.
De-. l-, lss5. dGwtf
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Bank of Burlington.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
the Bank of Burlington, that meeting for
the choice of seven Directors will be holden at
their banking House, on Tuesday the sth day Of
January next at II o'clock, A. NJ.
R. a. COLE, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec 5, 1855. d&wtsian.
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'''V "ceu t'"'''V R'''.' no IIcVuphtJ .
Us the eXportatioHs hu'" a's' ''"u l'.'
rom New York rcacHin- f'lhJ] E'llo'e Ii,
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l., 49,, W.. TX Tr,,,, 80.
Ut >, r,,,,..r,.,. ,o,l, and d,pi.,,l,
q, l,..,t T. i..s,il tb,. nm ',r,iu,,t I,n..
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4. GOO rno '.',, W., Er,,.I',,,l r,,ro ~.
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- ,..''t C,lc,i.d L,,t t,.,....;;
IN tIc o,, ' aj Innn a,,
3 I'd affects in the s1m' degree corn. Su
. 'o very high abroad, Affecting the price OF
> .'iosscs. American is worth ~ cents ''t
sport. Peace would doubtless grmHy affect
'.,' rates. The distIlleries are IN inll b.ast
! "d making great quantitinf hut owing 10
tao high rate Of material the profits are pro
l.'bly notas larg" As last year. Pr3r JoDr.
Ono -, ,,,,.,ri.or .,.,.... ..,. t,,,.,-.
,i,n. It, bnv, .s.,, tb, .1r.,.......r ,,;tl,,,
-.I,ich had bcoo nm Inv fl,, l..,.... from, ti,,
aren't trunk Gnttin,, I,,.,,, tI. ',,,orv SURGE.
.. the overwhelming Seine. On it 70 fem j.
n'Sh'mgale sun covered her nest, as u
nI!ted down the looming slrram anL me
.H"le on the wing followed the wreck wine"
was bearing away the Object oil his love
now ,,ot,,,l is ,I,,,t,l L,.. I,.,;,- ,l
90 certain arr to nhtain Ijr, ,,rfnrrs A.
51trlleotnoI nI,asont lonkin,,. rtnttiIv dressed
omalc. lust turned Of thirty invest. twenty.
i've cents G,. d,cncrrootv,,S or bar o,,, s,,.,t
elr which shc ctrsr,lI, jr,,,y a., rio sila,y,ll
of Il crowned Street Smncbody hicks ia nv.
fnds out the owrrr-nnd mnrrics her Ht
am.
'rhla' tlc celebrate" ioctor, n'lhs ''
81" as an expert On caWtal trlaf .aI
'N'd ny Tue president whether ne ey"'' f.;u
not quantity OF arsenic was IequiSte A.
ny: Ihe doctor replied " OefNIaiy - ,tc
. 'vSlren' nut l must kho" ..,,,..,., it.
% %. 'he ny the SEX l's teH i,.i,. ,,,r
3npi.ion ana ha1'ts g nNiN' "' ,,;,,,.. -,
'tI Ut S'nslG, "'"oN or T'',u,T' ,';lts
"cuel'I' nch Snu ,iI, "" '''-'o
'' ans"VI Soui q"ce'
three or four times couple appeared be-
,..,,tIssr ,0oin VOC " ,.,;i, ,.t. a., H.,
.--,l,;.,,, ..'. W Wv T.; ',.,,.u; I.
'''. 80 -. i.,,. ..,,,,.
re- "ec'aoic i" iooNi,E "''' .,,,.i
- ~ "PIg,u,r W '''' "',", W"
s'"'p' ine po'I ~ =. io". Ii,,'., .,,,,.
,'' sue could mo- "1I ~ ~! '''
''ec'use' e'' "o W." ''''' "''0''
''oer
The Sacramento Union is responsible for
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Cheap Goods.
New Books.

:. M \ LEE OR WITHOUT AND WITHIN
~ by the Author of our Parish Winnie
and = - " hlostcrheim" by De Quincy; Teve-
rino" by George sands "LiPincott'. Pronouncing
Gazcttccr Of the World" For sale at the Church
street Book store by
L. \. FULLER.
Burlin. ton, Nov. II, 1855. dGwu
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DiSzOl'll iOn

rENHHE FIRM or L WI. n. PEieT. hrre'c.
fore existing and doing bnsines' ~ fh''' '-7.
is this dnv Dissolved hv mutual consent. 1rd ri '1'
affairs Of spid firm will he settled by WIN U. no's7.
LOplNC pTN-r.
WN. r. PTA-H.
Charlotte December 9, 1855. w-lva.
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ONLY ONE PRICE.

VNi OIN Il I NV =.
PATENT RACHEL Blu TTONS.
Just Received at the BEE HIVE.
Nov. %, d&wtf
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New Books.

IA ORR, OR ENOUGH TO DO, AND HOW To DO
w IT Hope Campbell know myself
Scenes in the practice of a New York PLY sican
Only Dandelon. For sale at
HUNTINGTON'S.
Dec. |, 1855. d6wtt
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"a n z ID GS

v ERMONT REGISTERS. For sale at
II NTINGTON =
Nov. 90, Is55. dSwtf
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. GOOD ASSORTMENT now opening, together
with Cloths, Trimmings tor Cloaks and Dresses,
In rrcnt variety, ut the Cash store of
Z. +. STANFORD.
HHriiu ton, Nov. -, 1855. div
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NEW BOOKS

ENINE CHRONOMETERS and other fine Watch.
Il atBrinsmaid's Jewery Store, Church Street
July SOth, 1855. d&wt
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Notice..

NALTONS Registers and Woodstock Regis
w tiers and Diaries for 1856 for sale at
HUNTINGrONS.
Nov. 81, 1855. d&wtf
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Uford's Patent Oil Lamp.
C!oai<s and Talmas.

4 y Economical Lamp to burn Oil, Lard or othe
Grease, sold at j. T.. BRINSMAID'S
Jewery Store, Church street
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23


Successor g w Elalsmiih Il Co
COMMISSION MgEcRARTs
Corner IF A2l5eyyy and ,Sontt streets.
HicsbnrQ, Mss,
AGENT FOR
OAKEK q HAWKINS,
NEW OR1rANs
Ill furnish al kinds Of Plantation SUD.
plies and make liberal cash advances on
cotton shippe lhroueh me 70 my friends .uossrs
( akey Etc n Orleans
Agent g New Yorklife Insuran CO.,
1tfna insuranLe co, on slaves Hard
stats Marine and Fire insurance co, Pa
Hudson River Marina and Fire Insu'e
company,
Granate Insurance company Utica,
august 1854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

MOTTO on
~ APT NEXT l4n e hours
Is
stngb b 81 "a payfh dcols
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
oII
TIE 1R o q u
Middle District Ghancely Court JanuaIy
Special Term, 1885.
4as TaEfeH.
Ute

We
Law n 3 Franklin 1t at
ON opening be compliments bill &
& appearing satisfactorily that che de-
lsn3ant Lawson p franklin Is non-resi-
asAt IF This State. residing beyond The limits
hereof SO that the ordinary process ofthis
court cannot be executed upon him. there's
Tore i Is ordered that said defendant enter
his appearance herein. At the next Term 81
of this coult, to BE holden At the Court
House " azoo county, At azoo City, on
the FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday Ii
March nextenauing. and plead answer on
demur 70 the compliments bill otherwise
the several allegations thereof viii be taken
for confessed against him. 81 hearing ex-
parle and the matter and the matters there's
Of decreed accordingly.
It's Inrther ordered that aeopy of this
order Be published ia the Z azoo City Whig
public newspaper published il ! AGO ity
once week for0ne month.
Witness the Hon s. s. Wright Vice Ohan-
cellor ofsaid courtthe first Monday after the
fourth Monday Of September 1854, and
teal Of said court.
Issued the 25th dsy Of January. A. d.
1876 r N McCANN, Clerk.
RoBERT PERRY S0l. for compl't
Fsbpafy 50 81.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
SPECIAL N0TIOES

December IS. 1854 81
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
70 ZEE pHYsIeIA Is 81 THE WEsT.
- RensfI lIe

Beoaage.
Physicians who ascribe Alcohol Liquors FOL
Medical purposes should give the preference
to Wolfe Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
manufactured q Schiedam, il Holland
and exclusively IN the factory q the proprietor
BY processes and from material elsewhere IN
employed and unknoWn.
q Il IS proved By the repeated analysis oil
several eminent chemists to be entirely free
from the pernicious lusil 81 which remains in
every kind of liquor distilled from grain and
which IS the cause Of the nervous AMI visceral
derangemeat serious congestion and morbid
desire for habitual anl intemperate indulgence
which such liquors Invariably tend to superin-
duce.
s. & is proved 81 he same unerring guests
that the Jupiter Gin IS not favored with the
coars ac d and indigestible oil OF jupiter here
ol0re used But with the specifically lighter,
Is aromatic and medicinal of the
n5ial oils Of the Italian junipberry neg
BIZ every other manufacturer.
tits chemically proved to be alb lolutely
pure IN its retilcation-a quality obtained by
an entirely new process and which no other
Holland gin IN the world has acquired
5. Il is proved by extensive medical expert
ence and testimony to be an efficient IS well
as an agreeable remedy in many cases Of in-
cipient dropsy gravel ronic govt, Rheumatism
fulence c0lico concretions IN the kidney
Ind bIad1ar. pepsya ,ever and agUe general
debility circulation 81 Inc blood de-
clent i0a food nd Exhausted vital
energy.
s. It is a mist gratefal and renovatng cordi-
Al and when used as directed never inflames
tie system or induces inebriety but tends rath-
to subdue the latter raiity by creating
ito all inferior lidasis And it inyari.
BIN let's the I'll effects bad water wheth-
e1in np Or limestone districts. In all Of
these 81 merated qualities it has no rival in
kstA the world
See the Introduction of this celebrated
zeal beverage into the United tates a
aBer of Liquor Hoas in New York and our
er I1rge cities have Rmeneed counterfeit-
ag it. The genuine is oniy sold in quart and
pint bottles handsomely wrapped in yellow pa
per, with nv name on the bottle, cork, and la
ble- IwouId advise those who use il medicin-
ally, 70 purchase BY the bottle, as Bars and
Hotels Eli nv bottles With common gin and
sell it for the genuine For-sale BY all respec-
table druggists Ia the United states.
UDUDPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Is, 90, and 2Bever st, New York,
The word sSehnapp' belongs exclusively to
my article, all others are counterfeit.
For sale in New Orleans by
Converse d Co.
Il. ]. Hart a. Co.
Peters # Willard.
John right & Co.
Jarvis Il s goldman,
Yazoo CITY Nov "a % 3-m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

Physicians who aseribe Alcohol Liquors for
g WOLF Sehieaam Aromatic sehnaDns.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

z HNHh undersigned have iris daF dissolved.
mutually, pnrtnersliip 81 he Ctrliare Re-
peeitory and The entire business VIII hefst ller
be uiider the control of Il PHILLTAnD f. -.
lne business 81 POwell Hiilaod VIII 81 1et.
lied ~ 4 y Powell. The request IS hereby
made, Tor all Indebted fol them % call forthwith.
POWELL q billiard.
January 3, 1855. - 81.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
~ Firmn.

~ p. billiard n Co, would respectful
- IL announces 70 tie pub.ic that they have
bought the entire stock 81 carriages. Bureie-.
etc of Powell6 81 liard, and win continue h
the business, selling every article low f0f cash
and teTy moderately % prompt customers and
lor good paper They thank the public Tor
past patronage and solieita share inihe future.
FP HILLIAtD a. co.
January 20t-f
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

--TCU1 I---- q lTIIoI TlII---ll-a q
every kind of liquor distilled from grain nd
which is the cause Of the nervous anl visceral
derangemeat serious congestion and morbid
desire for habitual and Incorporate indulgence
which such liquors inFtriabiy tend to superin-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

18E98 ash AANgo
SIS, CA1lF STREET.
Feb 3. '64 30tf 1eg Orleans. "a.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
IIE sTATE OF MIssIssI II.
YAzoo Cow


Probate Court, february Term 1856
A GREEABLY TO an order Of the Probate
- Court Of said county Notice IS hereby
given 10 all ptrsons interested in the personal
estate Of Lester Lamb, deceased. to be and
appear before the Probate Curt of said
county. 20 Be held on the fourth Monday ia
April next 70 show cause, IL any they can,
Why an order should not be made fo the
sale Of the personal estate Of the said decd
And i Is further ordered that pub icalion
Of this citation be made in the Yazoo City
Wing s. against the nonresident and IN
known heirs and distributes 10 the estate
of said Lester Lamb. deed. for four weeks
successfully.
WITNESS Geo. B. Wilkinson Judge of Pro-
bate Of the county Of Yazoo. the Fourth
Monaal y February 1855. and seal Of the
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
s 1lSsIE I

-----7-l-
would ctfallg inform tie public th sht
rs prepared % take seven iell more
|in her eho0l. her numbe fha a
being complete four yQang n
country can 81 accommodate haayd 81
residence. tt
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-12
Prospectus Of the
KANSAS HERALD OF FREED0H
PAPER Fer TIE MILLIGsi!

FTNHE HERALD OF FREEDOM l. an inslepend-
Il ent weekly newspaper. devoted 20 Freedom
and he Interests OF Kansas Territory. IL L pub
lislsed at Lawrence. Kansas T.. en- Saturday OF
each week, ut 81 per nnnnn, sfsttsty IN adrdaoe.
The HERALD contains thirty two columns OF
reading inattcr, Is printed on tine white paper Of
4 very superior quality. with new Scotch facel
type aud the best OF black ink. and is q subject
Of commendatioH by ali v no Sc il, for is neat
mechanical execution.
The iIEKALb is thoroughly anti-slavery. snd
will labor with energy 70 accomplish the obieet
of its establishment, which was te aid in making
Kansas a free State. To the pioneer, or thoss
who contemplate locatiRg in the Territofy, is
viii be almost indispensable, Us it viii abound
with observations on the soil, climate, produc-
tons, and natural resources Of the Territory.
The information il viii Be able TO furnish as 10
the different routes. distances. and cost Of travel.
and the various articles which the pioneer should
bring with him to his new iseme, viii be invalu-
able, and richly remaneTate the subscriber for
his trifing Investment. The eastern politician
or philanthropist, who wishes to keep fully ad-
yised of the pregTeSs ef the great 9Rastions Of
cfvil and reieious freedom, viii hail the advent
of the HERALD weekly with much delight. IL l.
believed that every class Of eur fellowcitiEens.
and particularly the informed. will be entertain
cd and interested by perusal of its columns.
II Is THE ORGAN OF TIE EDIToRs ESDEPESDEsr
MIND. but disclaims AL connection with ASr
party, faetloii- sect. or efeo other Glah es tne5
meet his appreciation.
The Very large circulation which the HEhkID
has already attained, makes it the most valuable
advertising medium in the Territory, and as
such, offer the use of its columns to those who
wish to give publicity to their business claim
ing. however the right of refusing al liquor aad
patent Redicihe advertisements, us all others Of
doubtful or immoral tendency. TERMS OF AD-
vERTIsINe Ten cents line for the first ilser-
tion. and five cents line for each subsequent
insertion. No reduction made for long adyer-
tisenents. g. w. BROWN L co.
II. A. BILLINGS. General Agent Buffalo, ~ I.
LAWRENCE. Kansas T.. Feb. 3, ls55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-12
River Rising.

The Kansas river is rising again, prob
ably from the melting of the snow in the
mountains. 1t is believed there will be
a good stage of water for navigable pur-
poses within week from this time, if 50
look ont for steamers; as there are two
lying in the river at Kansas waiting for
an opportunity to come up as soon as
possible, and others will be on the way as
soon as there is business ogiye themem
ployment.
Those having freight in Kansas. which
they wish shipped to this port, can give
directions to Mr.. C. H. MANNING, at the
HERALD OF FREEDOM Office, and it will be
forwarded by the first boat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-12
Great Excitement in Lawrence /!


Ifar on Hard Times actually Commenced !! /!
Our City difficulties all settled Our town site
now upon firm basisI And
HORNSBYS & FERRIhL
A Rim their New Store Room, one door south
"A of the Tribune office, aud are receiving their
new and splendid stock of spring and Summer
goods. There is no use in enumeratinc the arti-
cles. but viii simply say. We have, and are reccy-
ing, full assortment of
STAPLE ASD FANCY GOODS:
Comprising Cassimeres. SafInetts. Vcstings,
Sheetngs, Bleached and Brown Linens, and
Linen goods of all kinds.
DRESS GOODS:
Silks, Prints of new and splendid styles, cheap
as eSer-Ginghams. Lawns, Nusiins, Berages
and Tissues. A fine stock Of Gloves and Hosiery:
also,
FAMILY GROCERIES:
Teas, Sugars. Coffee: Spices, Flour. Meal, Bae on
de-; also Croekery Ware, Glass Ware. Queens
Ware, Looking Glasses, Wash Tubs, Wash
Boards, DC; also,
HARDWARE:
Nails. Glass, Putty, X Saws, Hand Saws. Knives
and Forks, Spoons-in fact 3 general variety OF
articles IN this line-aiso Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes Of all qualities and prices In ready made
CLOTHING
We challenge the Territory for comparison o.
prices, quality, or quantity. Also,
NEg STYLE OF BoSxETs:
SILK, Satin, Straw. Leghorn, and Lace, of Spring
styles, in great variety; also Ribbons, Flowers
Gnings, &c.
In conclusion we would ssy, we have taken
great pains to get stock Of goods needed and
suited to this market. We shall enter into COM
petition with no one, our motto being, s.Izve and
ie. iiye,r and believing that qsiek up 3 betsel
than Q s-slew shilling We have put cur goods
down ct the lowest possibie iisisS prices; ali ~
ask il aa examination of esr stock aad prizes
We charge nothing for showing our goods. and
latter ourselves that ws can please the most fas-
tidio5s, H0RNSBY & FERRiL.
Laxre.oe, Nay 5, is55.-3.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-05-12
Qualification Of IOtfrS.

By the Territorial bill it is provided as follows
That every free white male inilabitant above
the age of twenty-onc wears. who shall be an
actual resident of said Territory. and shall pos
sess the qualifications hereinafter prescribed, shall
be entitled to vote at the first election: PF0racd
Tint the fight of suffrage aud Of holding Office
shall be exercised only by citizens OF the United
States and those " no shall have declared on oath
their intention to become such. and shall have
taken an oath to support the Constitution of the
United States and the provisions OF this act: dnd
prOgided further. That officer soldier; seaman,
or marine, or other person in the Army or Navy
of the United States OF attached to troops in the
service of the United States, shall be allowed To
vote or hold Office in said Territory; by reason Of
being on service therein
By the term :. white as used in this and other
laws of similar character, is meant pure unmix-
ed white blood. The man who has any mixture
from the darker races however small the proper
ticn. is not regarded rs a white man. When
voter has cny declared his intention to become
a citizen he must bcsworn by competent author
ity or the Judges of election, to support the Con
stitutfon of the United States and the prolis
ions of the net of Congress passed May ~, 1854.
10 organize thcTcrritOrjcs OF Nebraska and Kan
sas i, will be seen that the act of Congress drawn
with much care to exclude non-resdents from
the polls. 1t provides that voter shall be an
inhabitant" and :" an actual resident 4 voter
mIist dwell here at the time Of Offering his vote
he must then have commenced an actual inllabi-
fancy, which he actually intends toeontinue per-
manertly. and must have made the Territory his
dwelling place to the exclusion Of any other
hoyuc.
The meaning of the last provisc, relative TO
the Army and Navy, is, that the persons desig-
mated in it shall not vote if their ilhabitancy in
the Territory is referable only the performance
of their duties. Like all other persons, il is not
enough that they should be in the Territory. but
n
and the officer or soldier who would vote must
have residence here, irrespective end independ-
ent of his presence here under orders.
Every voter must vote in the election District
where he resides, and not elsewhere. Experience
has demonstrated this to be wise regulation.
and it has been adopted in nearly all the States as
q necessary provision against error, confusion,
mi frard