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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

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| at 9. 49, Also. with Steamer .for Sanduskv.
thence by Railroad to Mansfeld. NeEsrk..
Zanesvilie, Columbus. Pittsbureh. Phiisdel.
phia, Baltimore and Washington City.
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for Niagara Falls, arrising In Buffalo same svs.
lining, and New York next morning; Also At ne.
ttroft with sthe new, magnificent low-prssssrs
steamers. 80 SRI eli-s =
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

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fof sale low = RholsAls snd rstxil.ss seii4
Cal, ana no srtiele yol can nsentfen - &ht
eioghihg line win Be fos,na wanting, &c bricess<
Sttt tie Mbst Penufious. sssai fiJsP BIZ sesz
seifsaig III sd se 81. CHARLES FRIEsas
Sept %, 70. rfeia - Ut .SSssc5sss
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
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: ALL MEN TAKEN Office.
GREAT SALE OF
TowN LoTS2ss

-
THOUGH LIST, NOT LEAST!
THERE will be twossales Of town lots in this
i promising Town, the first Sale on-the 1st
day of March, 1865, and the second on the 1st
day of May, 1855.
TERMs.-One half Cash in hand, and the bal
ance in six months from the time Of Sale.
This beautiful Town is situated on the bank
Of the Missouri River about 10 miles above
Weston Mo-. on prominent and very slightly
bluff It shows well to the river hayi.g q fine
view up and down. -4
This excellent position is distinguished from
all other towns on the Missouri in K. t., by its
great abundance of fine timber. It is covered
with thick growth Of all the varieties Of the
best timber, among which Is prominent, large
tall Walnut and Burr Oak. It Is also .Watered
| by profusion Of the most delightful water
with large quantities Of
STONE COAL!
There is now Steam Saw and Grist Mil
ust ready to be started. on the Town Site, so thai
from the quality Of good timber will be manu-
factured full supply of the best lumber.
Lots are being sold daily at private sale tt
actual settlers, who are proceeding to built
houses, among them preparations for 6ne Ho
| tel. There is ne humbug in this town, its posi-
ton, local advantages. and above ali the fac
that it has back Of it, and running up to it, al
together the best country any where near tn.
Mo. river in Z. T., which is now densly settled
making its success sure and certain beyond al
doubt. s7iszi..-7 .95i ~. ~
The proprietoss of this town have not bee.
forward or anxisus to press it into notice, al
Though it was cae of the FIRST locations, and es
Epecially was Il located for q town; yet it ha
been thought best to let others run their shor
race, and let the people have time to see and un
derstand the true value Of each. This tow
fears nothing from any competition near it.
| Port William will be town, manifest desti
ny has settled that, therefore we say come IA
see and buy lots At our sales:
II II. B. HERNDON,
| &E5i.r H. G. Brady,
/ Fs.5 JAMES Brady,
JAMES G. SPRATT,
VIC. REMINGTON,
s-s7stss. HENRY DE BARD,
| Feb. 8, 1855 If. Proprietors.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
.E.EATT,
HOUSE JOINER & CaRPE.NEEl

Offers his services to the citizens Of Lessen.
werth,, aud Kansas Territory, and viii undertake
fsir prices. He hops By strict sEtensEoas and
urornpkliess iifthe esesut1on of work, to merit
fibefsl share ;cR patronage He has made srssngs-
i1ls1ts for opening N Extensive Aanber Esrd
at Leavsnworth, In the spring, and ezpsets Q
smaIl assortnents6 feW Reeks
Best e references: given f reqairsd g -
w6rknznship and attenti5n tosbusines1x 81
e Lsaxsnuslths noe, -, s54, Il. n 81 -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
NEW GROCERY STORE.
LEAyENwoafH K.r.
F. & wv. ENGELSMANN,

Wguid respee.ively inform the . sitise.s = q 2
they have permanently located in this place, and
have opened in their new building On Water
Street, a general assortment Of Family Grees-
ries, Boots Shoes, sc, and invite the attention
Of the public to their stock. .5'.at-
chased with direct refernece to the trade Of Kan
sas. They intend to keep alarge assortment Of
all kinds Of provisions, and in the spring expect
to make large and heavy additions TO their
stock. ;t@eE ef =
at the New and cheap Grocery Store On Water
Street. isa 80 (si'A; -
We invite the public to an examination Of our
articles feeling satisfied we can please both Is
to quality and price. aes. 5len-.
Dec, Is, 1854, am 'f -.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
CAIIFORNIA.

DEasoNs about crossing the plains this Spring
i in want of help of any kind, such as Team-
sters-Stoek priyers.Blacksniths, &c. &C.,
orders to MRLy Co.'s Employment, Office 7e
Randolph street, Chicago, Illinois; or to Lucian
]. Eastin. Esq. Editor Of Kansas Herald, Leay-
Ienworth, x. 4. eaI..,,. !, .:7s ID lIaIs $.
p. s. In sending orders, please state all partic-
ulars. The kind of help wanted Where Napted.
The wages paid, &c. ssa ssssss
February %, 1885. zl-H as ssasis3 *
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

LAYING gone to q very great expense %
Ii erect machinery for blacksmiths, making
boilers, and sheet iron work, on the most ap-
proved Eastern plan, we are now prepared to
furnish everything belonging to our business
ten per. cent cheaper than any other establish
ment in the Western country. All who are in
want of anything in our line Of business, will
find it to their advantage to give US ! call, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Repairing done at
the shortest notice. Always on hand . variety
ef secondhand boilers. 20
N. B. Railroad axies, bridge work and every
description OF biacksmithing done en- short ne
tfce and accommodating terms. 50 Q
Oct 18th, 1854-tf 5l'i
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
Holiday Presenfs.

Just received per last steamer and in time for
thecoming holidays large and handsome as-
sortment of Gift Books-comprisiBg all the
popular ANNALS Of the new year, together with
. choice lot Of new publications, both standard
and miscellaneous, School Books Of every yari-
ETY., novels; Also a.large supply Of stationary
comprising letter, cap, note and bill paper, pens
ink, pencils; cards, printing, visiting, plain apd
enamelled, and An endless variety Of Eancy Arti-
cles, fire works, all Of which we are selling al
- TkUNDLE & DIXON.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
FIRNT R.aRBER SHOF

aae;-s12 IN NELEAVENW0RTH.
1.-THE Undersigned begs leave to inform the
L citizens Of Leatenworth, that he has fitted
up room for the above business next door to G..
M. & A. Fishers Store, corner Of Cherokee and
Water Street, where he will be glad to serve all
who may favor him with a. call. g
! .-sass i a=s JULIUS TRUMEL-
5. February ., 1855. 22-6A -. ss..aa. -.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

THE undersigned will pay cash 1t thehighest
market rate for every description of provisions
xueh as butter, eggs, lard, ehickt M, iturkies,
pork, bacon and vegetables suitable for table
use, to bedeliyered at the LesvenWorth House,
|LeayenWoFth K.T.
~ 0et.ef3 1854 ~. KELLKR q KyEE.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

ssl14s STONES,
Monuments q every style,s shydraslie cement,
plaster of paris, FIRE bricks white sand, together
with every thing connected with the trade.
q Having been engaged in the above busi-
ness for long time in Philadelphia, I have made
such arrangements as to supply my establish
ment, and Ell the largest orders on the shortest
notice. NJ. P.
Sep.22, '54. ~
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
no KANSAS IMMIGRANTs.

- .EA STEAM Ferry Boat. The UNDER
signedwith pleasure announce to all
persons i1igratsns to- Kansas, California, Ore
I'D a new, safe and commodious Steam Ferry
Boat, to ply between Weston and Fort Leayen-
worth. All persons who may wish to ckoss the
Missouri at this point, may rest assured that
every eAertion will be extended to them to- ia
sure speedy and safe transit across the river.
Sept. Is. WELLS 4 WASHBURN. 4
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

N0fiee to stockholders.
A MEETING of the Pawnee Association will
"a be held at Pawnee, Kansas Ty, on Thursday
march 18th, 1855. By o.der Of the Board OF
Trustees. -feY
JNO. N. DYER, Reeording@See'y.
Pawnes, e. E, March.2, 1855 2w
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

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etzef ka5ze5ss, zpW ezere 20 6zspese 6 -
ine6<e4 Il - hslS1i; 81 - e iss
property knoWn e IT, ke1ysH0sRth Bo1pe, =.
eenrps5iops, s5ze 1sslies ktea, shd bsssnaest,
about 10 fssE fseek IheI House g deing :
PFoft4h3e kz1tneels sd Is = belisFei fkakeespea
esaavIssttaa ppsns i will b ereN5s sp ~
eAeylWtsh 1eQog Nzzrar&p ee HqaY4ezes - eeo$
ekanke q new egsfelt to sqne ppe Nke like. .the
zpH Nh Nfsss bsEs ssin-l Re ess spd Aesss
ehs houSi aeis ssss "a s.s.s.5 s.fs
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
H. N. Hook,


| - Ssh HI. N. Hook.
i AUCTION NEER.
LEAvEEwoRTH. KANSAS, TIA.
Will attend to the sale Of town Lots, in any
part Of the Territory, and tor the sale Of Real
and personal property Of every kind, on the most
reasonable terms. ~ 49,. 5ss~
Letters addressed to the care Of DR.. France, at
FLeayenworth will be promptly answered.
nov II. 1854. If
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
osAwxE
Kansas Territory.
PUBLIC SAI4EOFLOTS!

IO DL1O Of1IC Ut LII -!
HSAWKEEi is pleasantly situated on the East
~ ern bank Of the Grasshopper river, (decid-
edly the prettiest stream west Of the Mississippi
at the crossing of the Great military and Emil
grant thoroughfare from Fort Leayenworth via
Fort Riley to New Mexico, Oregon, California,
&c. &C., on beautiful and gently undul2ting
tract Of ground, and nearly the centre of what
must, from its fertility and supply of timber be
come one of the most delightful and prosperous
valleys of Kansas Territory and, from its CEN
trail position, must be the county seat Of one Of
the second tier of counties, being 33 miles from
the Missouri river. ssfst-..-5:f-- r ss..-.
The Grasshopper, though it does not tray-
erse so many miles in a direct line as some 9TH
er streams in Kansas, meaaders so frequently
that its length is than double Of its straight
course to Kansas river, into which it empties a.
bout 10 miles from the town, thereby making
large bottoms, elegantly interspersed with tim
Der and prairie, which is high and dry, and Of
the most fertile and lasting soil.
There are numerous branches entering into
the Main stream In the immediate neighboThood
of the town, all Of which are well wooded, afford
ing the means for the settlement and fencing of
the upland prairie, which is rich and beautiful.
In short, there is not in the Territory tract Of
Inducements for the Agricuiturist, Mech anic
and Manufacturer, as the Valley Of the Grass
hopper. It must, therefore, at an early day, be-
come densely populated, and sustain q thriving
and business town so elegibiy situated IN all re.
spects as Osavkee. a &aV-MiIF is now in op-
Grafton, Smithy will be IN few days-a brick
maker on hand, and other arfange gensnts for i'm
provement early in the spring & public sale oi
Lots will take place in the town on
WEDNEsDAY,4 4th day OF APRIL, 1855.
ETERMs.-o third cash balance >or
competition Of title 1i 50
w. F. DYER, Prs.;de.t.
D. NJ. RAILEY,s 1sg - :.
JeHs DoN1FHAs. Trustees. daoaxIK -
e1s; iD' o11As y p. -.r.,..h q 1ess Z ~.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
MATHEW PARKS
2 MARRLE W0RKaa

CORNER 5th and Washington
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo. Having
the largest establishment in Saint
Louis, we now have the most COM
plete assortment ever offered, and
EkEf 3KrI respectfully solicit the sttention
lUIHl iofpurchaserst to our Stock Of
|s.za1 g EeYtrrkx AND italian
MARsIs. MAsTLEs, 'ToMs AND GRAvx
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

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svzes. l4ees se1g1zt u kxlo5 - ~
g ~ ys - = - =, ssssl<ls z
a8 asIss S ss.sss 80 g ss's
HEy1za - = s.,v
w other hoass In de Ws1tsrs esahtry. on
purchases est peesly - fpr eash, We essl
Sssials e ~ = ssa sssr e eEsst ias;sssnspts
SECS xee 3 80 M ~ ssit l..'s sli elass "a
e .sS6 6sll ssd tssiis,asyS,. - .:
|sPELI ;0g6 hsssy M klsssais;
AFffHSfETsfiSc Sc siaiti. s sits ! ..ssi-
5000 bsvies sa.llsy szd Adams;
GRABlMkRgIa b y0oOssu3th Kirkan indGhzk-
dlsfsiss 70 = sastsf sfit sfIuiS ktis hsoS e1ki;
$3.50 Conssy, Afatrsy lad Brown. swoi .ds
p addition - thsssss, Asse fall supPly sf
ElstSies, Fhisf5l kies; Geeligies, Rhstofissg &C.
Afso, 1aS icaF md eIssSie2f 5esFksa asE4fe:d
|PAPEB7a4y " srefzs eap, from pr 50 toes;
1900 ;Gesmsl letsefy ffsm 81 so to e5s R sfi
1000 bundles rse56h asEapPing;
60 s .sssss. eo q g; :t...,:asa ..,:asaas
1s0p preasas egYelaPs; - ,est, .e-.e.,ss
200 s acslgs ehsldlss; ,,f9 s9;l 80 =. T.
q s0Q. Aft menilj 81 IS ssaT,rs - -,
lzes 500 sMsio2l ~, printing! s fels .@.s9
275s 22x32 sal do; sIit u r,,..,.
200 n 6 1919 a7dess:ga as,r,, -,1.i...-i
Isis 100 % ssi5x3e doys,T,i, s.,ad+ -
l. ssk9 sf 81 dos sst s1a be- 81.
IsTATfoNARY-50gr gross or black ink;;1i-s k;is.,s -
50 gross 4 o.. blue ink;
I so &C % black and blue ink.
+ 2JOo0; sztt Il stsel peas1 di Il zoj5aerla:c.1
'20,009ii q Iequilis, Nestle to 60. f,t sesssis
In word one Of tlle nost konplsta, assortnsats
l.st Of Stationary eyeF offered iAltkis market. I
BLANK BOOK6-10,D 600 quirea sap beeks, half
+ e boundjGi g. eaii pisa ssp3tG iss eisff s3l =
| 1000 cap books, fun bounds va:s.fat.
| 1000 =" p. denny, full bound;
1000 g. medium, full bound; I
1000 Z FpYai,S full bound. elsS
! - BOOK BlNDERY 81 - -.
Il. Il. II. SHUETZ = CO., have Book Binder1
[cepnected with their store, which il we'll sup
/ piled with tools and binding materials, wher,
1fhey make their own Hank WoyIs, which the,
ofsf for szfs in their store, being equally we'll
# not better made, than any blank books bough
In ths eastern market and offered for safe here.
| All kfhdS 6f Blank work made % order on tn
shortest notice, and warranted.
t. NOfd Books rebound.
| Inc highest market prige paid In cash TO
Rags. s9i'S1f's4 AMOS H. SEfULTZ CO, !
s- North Main st, st. LOUIS
November 1o1s54.-H.,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

sssT. GEORGE HOTEL $ $
Corner Of Main and Thomas streets, J
81 - WEsroa Mo. :
- THE subscriber would inform the pub
=. lie that he has fitted up this large and
the largest, and most central Hotel in the city.
His table shall always be spread with the
best that the country affords, and he will spare
no pains or trouble in making allxat home who
mayfavor him with CALL =.
Sept. 15., RICHARD PEMBERTON.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

se1 . - : - larHss IElaa.

- g = - Rrfss III
THE subseribeFs sreinDN prepared to receive
4 bulls for I'll kinds oIs luInber and isths, on
1e4t geaselAels terms. Their. hlill issitpsted
at the mouth Of Bee Greek opposite ia. IeavsA-
worth City: EsnAeF delivsrsd = iany pciat en-
the river. Thy will a1seagrind corn on the
most FeasQzsbleytsEns. W
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

p rseSss6Ftss ana 5koleikis nsslsrtts s4oessiss,
3! 1ssssi z e ss { s; ssssII. s I:s''
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
IA :" N ID
.-sI- 1 Kansas Territory.
PUBLIC SAIEOFL
TN consequence Of numerous applications fl on
lpersens desirous Of building Immediately, th,
Trustees are induced to announce
= a Sale A< y nko


Trustees are induced to announce
fl Sale Of Lots,
to take place at an earlier date than that alrea-
dy advertised.
There will therefore be TWO SALES OF LOTS
Ia PAWEEE. One On the 10th Of april and
the other on the 10Th Of May next.
The situation Of PAwHER is such ss scarcely
to admit doubt of its becoming in short time
. large and important place. Being at the head
Of navigation on the Kansas, it is the most eli
gible starting point for persons emigrating to
from Pswaee to 6ridgers Pass in the Rocky Noun
ifornia and Oregon, whilst the road to New
recently made. The Military Post of Fort RI
LEY, is scarcely distant amile from Pawhee and
|, tha Government business connected with it will
mostly be transacted here.
Ample accommodations will be ready for per
sons atseuding the sales. These as above sta.
ted win be Oh the 1Oth of April and 18th of May
: next. :
Tsrms.-Half the purchase money in cash
the balance on completion Of the title.
w. E. MONTGOMERY,
WILLLAMA A. HAMMOND,
q. G. MILLER, Trustee.
N.LYON,
z. H HIGGINS. 44s
2 Pawnee, K. T., March 1st, 1855. 27-tf
e. Parkville Luminary, Frontier News
Weston Reporter, s.. Joseph Gazette, Occiden
tai Messenger, Kickapoo Pioneer, Herald o.
Freedom and Kansas Free State, insert four time
and send bills to this Office.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
LUAfBERl aIUMBERt

SHE subseFibeE viii rhaye .en hand and fer
4 sale, g bis, Lunhef Yard at the foet Of
Cherokee Street IN IeaYelwotth, on the opening
& & hayisati0n M Lumber alF stP shAds hsessssrJ
10000 feet Of dressed matched pine Aoorihg;
$4,000 feet Of seasoned pine and poplar ding,
incl, :iich and i hall, and I've inch
plank =. - ); t'-s''
1000 Panel Doors; :Sas
100000 Shingles, and i large quantity d
s9 Laths; {
kqu.ntity Of Plaak, Doors, and Sash, already
E :. -. 80. W: SKINNER, Agent.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

90 KNUD SON,
S8wELLER, wATcH AND cLocK-AAKER,
.,r;ssssi Neat doort to Halliday 3 Diekaps, ~
WEsToN, Mo-. .sf =
7s = HAS just received q full aAd eonpiets
stock Of new goods, and calls partieulsr
attention to his fne assortment Of s
- watches - jsf9
!, Has Jos. Johnson's celebrated Church Street
Lever Watches, in heavy Gold and Silver eases,
warranted to keep perfect time. Clocks Of ali
kinds and some OF the finest ever brought to
this place and an excellent stock Of Silver Ware
and Fancy Goods.
Feb. Is, 1S65,-n. -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

UTANTED, one or two IsboreFs immediate-
w ly, to cut house logs and make rails en .
claim near LeavenRortl. Enquire Of
iaiss1 oROB'T L. REAM, Fort 1saveaBofth.
March 9. 1855. 26.1WeafE tsz.si aaI =.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
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February q, 1s55-24-tds
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-05

NATIVE AMERICAN REVIEW, No. L., PAiladel-
phia: J. w Moore is the title Of new
monthly magazine, Of which the first number
is now before us. II is established for the ad-
vocacy Of the principles protested by the
American Organ, which principles it adopts
cer6atin', as may be seen by reference to the
last page Of the cover. The American Review
contains 1o8 pages, beautifully printed on fine
paper, and contains able articles from accom-
plished writer's, on the following subjects prin-
ciples Of the American party political charac-
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Correspondence Of the London Times.
The Pope and the King of Sardinia.
TURIN. Feb. 8. Is5l

TURIN, Feb 3, 1855.
The Popes moniforio has not vet obtained so
much notice as IL deserves, which is chiefly to be
accounted for by the pre-occupation of the public
mind on other matters. The King, however, Is
said to feel acutely the want of consideration to-
wards himself In publishing such a document in
bis kingdom at the moment when he was oppressed
by heavy domestic afflictions and the government
has given instructions to all magistrates and law
officers Of the Grown that they are to take notice
of the reading from the pulpit or preaching on the
moniforio rs bringing priests within the meaning
OF the act passed last session for the modification
Of the penal code, whereby ministers of religion
who, in the exercise Of their ministry, pronounce
in public assembly, discourse containing cen
sure Of the institutions and the laws of the State
shall be punished with imprisonment Of from three
months TO two years.
The first day after the publication Of the poni-
torio, people were only inclined to laugh at IT, but
they are now beginning to treat it more seriously,
and the result viii probably be vast amount Of
petitions from all parts of the country In favor of
the Convent Suppression bill, IL they do not even
go further. Some papers already speculate on the
possibility Of his Holiness pronouncing an inter-
Dict and set forth what the duty Of the govern
meDt would be in such case in resisting the for
eign pressure. The effect Of shutting up churches
and Withholding religious rites has generally re-
suited in Italy in accustoming the people to do
without them altogether, as was the case in Fer
rara some years past but in this country there is
happily better alternative at hand than abstain
ing from religious worship.
There Is within the nation body Of Christians
who have long suffered persecution from those who
are now threatened with castigation themselves
Their churches are even now constantly filed with
those who nominally belong to different sect,
and therefore IL may easily be imagined what would
be the result on population strictly devout though
without respect for their clergy, IL they found
themselves suddenly deprived of one system OF
Christianity with another more comprehensive
close at hand. The whole Of the documents rela-
tive 10 recent diplomatic transactions between
Piedmont and Rome are in course Of publication
here and will tell different tale IL is asserted by
those who have had access to them, from the man
sled correspondence published at Rome on the
same subject