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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27
Positively
The last and closing ont sale
AT COST!

AT COST!
Rare chances for buying Goods
cheap,
A design soon 10 close up and go AWAY. Ny en-
"A tire stock OF Foreign and Domestic Or, Goous,
Boots Shoes, HATS Cape, etc. etc., VIII DO offered AT,
and many articles under cost Ouch as Plush Caps,
Shawls DE Laipes. &e.. fra few days longer ut the
sign OF the Biae Flag on Brady Street. Come and
tr. again.
y. Il. Stove for Rent.
Davenport, Iowa. Feb. Goth, 1855.
JACOB WEAVER, JR., Il Co.,
GENERAL Agents, Storage, Forwarding and Corn
mission Merchants, for the purchase ALL sale OF
Flour Grain, ProGuce, Lumber and Manufac-
lures of all Descriptions
Corner OF i0whN Fourth streets
Opposite New Penns.l,aiia House, Near the Depot,
Coisig nm.hts respectful solicited Davenport
and charges uaoderuta Iowa.
REFERENCES.
] IL J. BogE9 New York BoLLMas&G ARalsos, Pitts.
Las x l,Kr Tsa SPASu Co. do
s. HIsruAM e. SONS. PHItA KINe, PgsSock & Co do
STERN GARpETra Co. ..BAoatky ,CnsaRs AVE- Aco 60
Gro KECK Il TO CIS. o. WN Mct,rLLy Co. DO
joy. c. Dcr,snt S Co do Haul & sfra do
J.c SNAPPER, Hamilton, %. JonS ID, DAVIS do
The undersigned having located themselves At Day
crport Iowa for th parpose Of carving on tht above
business. tender til .lr services to ihsr friends md
Others aud resp lily ask shar 81 their pairon@gt
All faynrs will receive special a,te,toh aud aiSith
upon the most iayOr4 BITE terms.
JACOB WEAVER Jr. n 60.
Fcby s3rd 1865
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27
Preserved Fruits.
For Lease.

1 Brink Store corner Of Rock Island an Front
n Streets, LotGi& 70. A 50 Three Lots on Rock
ii nd ~. viii be let on long lease from the Isl OF
March next.
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
Feb. 18Th. 1855. Land Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27

ibJ ro,,i log ,is,e.uI.g'. ,.,.He ,He. lass.ta,j
i... 5ud spI.hud sprng pi nrE - Ii ~ sstti nj
g; per acre cash bal. :. Y mo''lh.
LADS 4 siEA Akh
Feb "a. 'ssala
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27
Godey's Magazine for March.

IusT received +.
81 WARREN \ RHAnN,
Feh .3I Poet Onice
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27
40 Acres Land for Sale

This land is one mile frolu tbs eita, t5sala 81
i go which = timber chodEb Iu ~ stf ltt fEa
wood prize. 100 per ier ca,i bsti.tee il.e. .1l'
10 months.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-27
Uaim proved Land for Sale

IDAn ACRES uniuproVcJ land for sals iil1e,
IzUV and PraiIir. good running Water 2,a
good ruud, near stone cool, Gsi.t a. Saw M :
Terms easy
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Husohlnson. Harlow & Co.

Contrary to what we supposed, these
gentlemen hal their aiyertiseme MT, not
only in the last number of the Herald Of
Freedom, out in the number of the week
previous. Making our best bow to the
public. and asking pardon OF the reader
for not having done what we had 50
often called upon him to do-to look over
our entire advertising .columns-we
would suggest tha. those who have not
already done so, look in upon our friends
and their new Stone Building-oniy.haif
compietsd. By the WAYS WelIas upon
the heavy piles of goods which they
have iHsstsfe. aadsafe selling at remark
ably low prices. We say they are
selling low, and we absolutely mean it,
else they are putting goods % US at a
cheaper rate than others, in hopes of a
puff-ana We are sure they would do no
such thing, for editors, as the public
should be apprised, never expect any
fayors in this direction. That the pnb-
lie may not be deceived in the mater,
We propose making some additions to
our Price Current next week, and allow
this firm to make the quotations. SO that
all can know whether they are fair deal
ers or not. In the mcan time all persons
ir want Of goods, whether by the quantity
or otherwise, can rest assured of finding
what they desire, in Lawrence, at rates
but little, if any, IN advance Of those Of
Kansas City.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Great excitement in Lawrence [!

Tsar ss Hard 7Ssaa sesaullg easpasaSsa {
Our Ciry dissealsies all settled Our to,sn siits
now ppon firm basis And
HORNSBYS d. fERRIi.L
4 Rim their New Stare Room, cne door soaii
~ of The Tribune osiee, and are reeei sing tlSii
new snd splendid stock OF sffiRg and sifnlael
gocds. There Il no use in eslhuef atint, tbs srti-
eiess bat viii simply say NJ hsSe aild are Tecsiy-
ing, full assortment Of
static aSp FAsvF Gocos:
Comprising Gzssialeres, satifetts. TeStings-
ShessiEss, Blsaeilei and Brown Linens, assd
Linen goods Of al Hakls-
nzEss seo4s:
silks, Prinssef rev and splendid styles. as tiseaf
as ever tiiiHEiasrs, LsR Is. Mssiins. Reszges
ais.s,
FAMILY uisociaslrs:
Teas, Sugars, Coffee SI'iees. Floor, Aeal, Raeetl
Gc.; also CrcoksrS NaFe, GissS " are, QHeclis
Ware, Locking Glasses, Wash Tubs, WASH
boards, dc; also,
nARpE ARE
Nails. Glass. Putty, X Saws. Hand Saws. knives
aHd Forks, Spoons IN fact ,;enefai variety ol
articles ia THIS iine-slso Hats. taIs. Bocts aud
Shoes o. ali qualities and prizes. In ready Iasdc
oL0TnfNs
Se challenge tie Territory for ee,ilTaI isof oI
prices, quality. oE quantity. Also.
SE@ - fLE OF BoNsxTs:
Six: Satin, Straw, lesosfi, and Iat. - Spring
styles. in great variety; also kibhrns, Fiosefs,
L.tilIgs, eSe.
In conclusion We would say, We have TAKEN
great psiiis 70 get a stosk oi goods needed and
suited 70 tins market We shall enter iisto com.
Petition with no enc. our Ilotto being. live and
iet live, ard believing that's feiyk NJ Is better
tlIsIsa .'slow shilling We !s:lye put oas good.
down at the lowest possible iirizg tsftss; AZ NJ
- Is al examination of apS stock and prices.
We CHARGE nothing for sl.essil sIss ,osls ans
iIssttsr ozITserss thai we can tsls lssssss t
tidiaus- liCdsSSlsf & FEKEII..-s
iasese1ars. Rsg ). Iss.5.-tE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Yonae A,ner;css Llbrarx.

TSEFI-I. and ..ttfantiye series cf books for
the ve.lfIr people. embracing events conncct-
Ell With t;ie carly history Of the country and lives
OF distinguished men, written with much care
and in an entertaining manner, with illustra-
tions of important events, and beautifully illuni
Containing the lifa fDaniel Webster, the great
AInsTicsIn statesman, with numerous anecdotes
Illustrative of his character, and the. t.lloNing
illustrations:
Youn~ faTieI IN tllesaw mil: Webster fisisiiSs
at FrazbaIe; Webster declining the selerkkbipl
Welsterexp pounding The Constitutions; The Bunk
cr liiif eeebfafiUf: Webster at Faneaii Hall:
MaIisiieids tic residence Of Webster; Webster en-
lbs farm.
The iife Of Henry Clay, the mill boy of the
sasl,es, with iie Iistratoiis: the life of Bena-
min Franklin, iliaSsrsltionz. the life Of General
" ashingtou, illustrations; the life OF AEsrioR,
silustTations the lie OF Lafayette, illustrations
ta life OF iiiaT.i Perm Illustrations; the iiss
s's Gen. Taylor. = Illustrations; the life Of Gen.
jackson, alilustTaiens: siae iife OF Napoleon Boz
napartc, illustrations: Che cid bell oi Indepen-
tieEee, or llIi41elph;s IN f77S. Illustration;
the Yan4ec teG party. and otlssf stories OF tire
Revolution, eonsalHing IN all over one hundred
Illustrations.
Zach volume is well written. possessing fi.;
rsorai tene aIIstcsH safety DC lsced m the hands
Of xeui'g pcoplc. 2 Ics contain Iunerous anee-
dotes Illustrative Of the early history Of our
country. sz
priee Per sch handsomely bauId in cloth, eiis
backs aud neatly pat Up in boxes, 500. fries
per vaiufae. aloih gift, 5stsss esnts.
GolpofteHTs, sccats.s CT school libraries viii be
supE5ied at hiaerstl discount
Copies scgit b. Tasil, postage free, apoD receipt
q the priec 81 The 81. of any toiurie.
LINDSAY i e E1sAGkI ISlaS- Publishers,
Is south Sixth streef, FiiladeIpiia,
- Newspapers inserting fne above IN fuil,
win entitled 70 vn5ans 1or eaeb insertion pc
reTs - i.s directed ~ tlle Medical Ezaniiner'
f,lliisdeiphia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Pre-Judged.

The Supreme Court Of Kansas Terri
tory has just been organized at the Shaw
nee Mission. The Quasi-LegisIature in
quired of that body what view the Court
would take of them, whether they would
acknowledge them as being the Legisla-
tive Assembly of Kansas. Forgetting
that they were appointed to decide cases
on trial before them, not to PREJUDICE the
law, Judges Lecempte and Eimore, Dis
trict Attorney Isaeks asserting. gave il
as the opinion of the Court that the Leg
islative Assembly was legally constituted,
and that they would of course feel com
PEELED to sanction the laws emanating
from that body. Judge JOHNSTON, on
the contrary. took a common sense and
legal view of the case, and has, we are
informed, given an opinion adverse to the
extra judicial decision of his associates.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Prospectus of the
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEDOM
PlPER FGR THE MILLION.

YlHF HERaIDoF FREEDOM Is sn ir,tlererii-
i ent weekly Besssfs per. devoted to FrecdonI
andf fAc interests ~ ksfsSzs Territory ltis pub
iiSlled at I4kWfssles. kansas T., on Saturday Of
each xces, st g Ter afIHiA. esgsetfs ia ssfTdsse-
The HlRxEo esaEains lEsirsy-tNo eolamas o.
Feading lnAttess Fis.tt en hSse wilife paper %
zeTx SrIssr tsisss5sy< ssstif ifss sesytz- -tzssl
wye, and the Est al aek 4ss. ssld isss sasieet
u solnssndzsiess y Al. Y he Sc il. la is feat
The HErsIss / thoroughly ant sissssy. sad
viii lasef sith eiierzs = actolnpsish tie ehicct
Of It's establishment. 0iseh Eas . I'D IN making
Kansas = free State. 1e shs FipResrs CT thoss
Who contemplate lecatsrg IL tie Territory. Il
win he ainrst Indispensable, as A ssill sbeund
with observations on the soil, eiisnatss. pT'sdae
tions, and natural rcsoufees Of tts fer1itoTy.
The information It viii BE sbe y finnish as 70
te oiefclft fpUtes distances a5ssf sSt af travel,
and the VaiieGS articles which tie Iaaseef should
bring with him 10 lis new kt.fsse. NI se inyall
able, and richly lemanesate the s,stsesibeE for
his tliasus iI3ysStIss Bt- The eastern TciiliciSn
or Il.iiaRsisepisi. 10 tsissss 10 keep falis ad-
NiSsd OF tlse prossess 81 tie great questions of
eiSil aud reiisi iotss freedom. VIII is the atSeEs
II the HtsALp week with HTsi, Ii slssght- IL %
believed Ii,..s every class OF csI Ieiisssci'izeis,
and laTieEisfiy tie infa4sHea viii &c ss1trsain
ed aud interested - a Per ssss Of It's essefans-
1T Is THE oEeAN u IHs EDssais's fSpERkSnESV
MIND, isUt diselaiasss All eelIseeten with Any
party, facsiess. see4, efeed, etsT than as they
,nees MS arIfolsticsi..
The vc,y farre circulation which tiie HsRAtD
has already Att.ssEe, isIses i the asst vai,la5ss
/ advertising medium ia the GetsiteTy, aud IS
ssleh We ositr te ls u is eelEnns Il sllose who
= sh Exe psIbiis;Es - thriE stlssssss ss..iili-
IL ii0sexer. tlze fistsi fs.s a. s.s.s
atfssss se.ff,sse a - al Sfsess ef
sis,tileiss "a insnsssfai tendency Fses y An
zERT.-less sFrsf eef1ts isfs sex siss tFs4 issf-
t:e,s asssi sive t:s lssss Tor ezzis sn4ssss
iI.sFt.os. Ne fssltssliss sslsse lar ie;as asxer-
.iseilss.ssss- q. H Bltsh : = ca.
L.RI.lzszs. s:,,.sas T.. jay =. 1s5s.zf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
A Glorious Country.

A gentleman called upon US yesterday
who is am exile from his lleme-a home
that for wears he has successfully strug-
gled to rear, and where by a course of
honest Industry, and ihtelligentand well
directed enterprise, he has an1assed a
fortune, and gathered around him a
circle of friends who rejoieed in the pros
Peiiiy Of which he generously made
Hem the silarerS.
Having vielated-ae, law committed no
crime, infringed upon no mans private
rights, temperate in worda as well as III
deed. he was driven from the home, de-
prived of that fortune, and threatened
with death. Ruffians watched him,
ruffians ass;,l;ed him, ruffians destroyed
his property, ruffians oyer-awed his
friends; in brief,rutlianism was in the as
cendant.
The country wherein be dwelt, and
of which he was blameless citizen, is
a very free aud glorious country; It's
flag is very brilliant with stars; it alter
mates with red and white burrows; those,
the traces of blood enriched soil; these
the snow-white blossoms of liberty aud
peace.
From this gross wrong, there seems not
just now, any available redress, and yet
the laws are as glorious as the country
very just and generous; protecting the
weakest aud restraining the strongest.
Liberty is every second word or SO,
aud the Fourth of July comes once a
year. And yet GEORGE S. PARK is
exiled from his home in Paikville, his
property placed beyond his control, and
his-return prohibited, in the spirit and
under the penalties that highwaynien
breathe and prescribe to these who fall
into their hands.
Mr.. Park however bears his Teverses
bravety, aud bides his time, with the
strongest assurance OF good time
coming" So we all can wait, cheerfully
and without repinfng, little longer
Chicago JoufnaI.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Complementary.
Kansas Herald of Freedom.


We arc under many Obligations for 2
file of this most excellent, interesting and
desirable paper, published at Lawrence.
Kansas Ter, BY q. w. BRews L CO.
The Herald is large sized sheet, neatly
printed on clear, plah type, and edited
with an ability, caador, fairness and zeal
which sufficiently speaks the character
ef its editor, (Mr. BRows, to be tsia. oi
a man and FREEMAN. and stamps upon
its columns the impress oftrut1 and hIsi.-
ness of bearing not to be excelled by any
publication Of our eastern cities; and
above all It is what it was designed by
its cognomen it should be, Hsrold Of
Freedom. esThe Herald is thoroughly
anti-slayery," says the prospectus, .'alld
will labor with energy to accomplish the
object of It's establishment, which was to
aid in making Kansas free State.
The undertaking of the establishment
of paper of the magnitude of the Her
aid IS no ordinary one, and Che expense
of maintaining it at that remote point
must necessarily fall very heavy upon
the publishers, who rely upon the liber-
ality of the citizens of the free States for
its support. rt.-Liuisgs,6a { ntch. RePat5-
(icQn.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
rhs Kanaas Hsrais sfFreeae.n.

A file of the above famcA Journal has
been sent US by our old friend and com
peer, Mr.. g. w. Brown. the editor and
publisher. Friend Brown formerly pub
lished an independent reform paper in
Conueautville, Crawford CO., Pa, at
which time we had the pleasure of his
personal acquaintaaee-and knowing his
unflinching perseverance and true-heart-
edness in the cause of freedom. We can
heartily wish him abundant success in
his new field of labor. We are only as
tonished tha. sheet SO large and beau
tiful can be issued from the wilderness OF
Kansas, and possess so many unmistak-
able signs OF prosperity. Though op-
posed by slavery propagandiSts. We trust
he win weather the storm. We would
recommend his journal to eur friends
above any other from that Territory IN
dependent Press, Raeeaaa, 0Eio.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Prices epffcpf.


kSAsNeS' August ie, iso'.
CoRN-$l esq b.; corn meal 81 35 e so fbs
BrAS@s3 50 bnsh,
FLorR-li sacks, IS 90 Z hundred; super
fine. 50 20.
Dl,IED PEACHES 50 z bush
BUTTEg-Frrshs 2o@sse-
BEEF- "a Sc. 8 b.
HaNs- Snetlesis ac.; bacon, ile-; prime pick
le.I Pofs l5c.
fssi's,z7l-s5ze. 70.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
ISLANDERS Rented

Aa infamous SANDER is in circulation
representing that Mr. PATrERsos, late of
the. Parkyille Luminary. made PROPOSE
tons to Atchisoa to furnish him $500 TO
start an opposition paper to the Lunnina-
~. Some hyena has written letter to
that effect. over an anonymous signature
from ST. Louis to the Boston Press. There
is not word OF truth In the SANDER, and
may be SO branded byall honorable men
VIII not our eastern friends learn that
this IS one of the schemes of the slave
power, when they can't strike down the
principles advocated by the friends of
freedom, they will strike at the reputa-
ton of the standard bearers of The right,
and attempt thereby TO secure a triumph.
Our own Doct. RoBIssoS-ihaa whom a
worthier man, or one possessing more
true bravery never liyed-has been vilely
traduced as wanting in courage. Gro. S.
PARK, man whose fame was above suspi-
cioa until it was found necessary tudestroy
his Influence, is now represented by the
vile calumniators of WM. J. PATTERSON,
as successful highwayman, negro-thief,
aud associate of the noted land-pirate
Joha II. NurriH. The En1igraat Aid
Company, an association Of the, wealth
and refinement of New England. is rep
resented as the nepias ultra Of all that IS
vile and infameus.
We do not wonder that the slave pow
er resorts to such baseness, but we are
surprised that intelligent persons cannot
see through their Vaccinations, and are
induced to give heed for a moment to
their vile expressions. There is not an
active laborer in the cause of freedom in
Kansas but efforts will be made to de-
stroy his influence; neither has a person
gone east but has met with like treatment
from those servants of the Prince of
Darkness.
1t should be the care of the "Sons of
Liberty" " to avoid giving currency, for
the future, to reports of the cliaracter-in.
dieated above, as they do the cause great
injury b. doing 50.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
To All whom it May Concern.

fTlHE undersigned holding IN bis own naTHe
i and right . grant Of land Of one section eoa-
tanning six huadFed anu foFty acres, by virtue Of
the treaties of the 18th of March. 1S4as and jam
aTy 3lst, f35j. between the United SEstes and
the " sandaf nation of IneiianS- keTeby makes
known 70 the public that he has IA pursuance OF
powers and privileges granted ty sssi1 treaties
TO select and locate oalc secten of land 70 contain
six hundred and forty aeTes- 4 therefore,, be X
known. that the aforesaid section of iaslli loea-
ted as follows. viz commencing sit store mona
lnens on the Kansas river at the mouth 81 . ra-
vine between the dwelling house Of NiilisEa IL.
Ly kilsz and A. B. Wade. and RAINING vest cle
tkoasan1 TIVE hundred and fftxs-ls5Ss-
along the north lineof the toanef f.awsenee 70 3
stone monument situated in illisleis street tisstS
feet from the east side OF said street according tes
iithogFapil'of she sHrvey made IA ttoleF, 1914,
by y d SsaTI; thence south along Illinois street
on the wess line OF the town OF Lawrcnee three
thousand three hundred and fort SO f-et TO
u stone monument on the south side of Warren
street; tbsnee wE>St on the south siae III WarTen
street produced five thousand i've hundred and
sixty -0Ile--.A55 feet to stoIls monument:
tbence due month fise Thousand ike iiunslTesi-
o5e=teei 20 the center vi jay street produced ~
4 stone monument: thence east along the center
of Jay street IKE Thousand SIX hundred and tvs
ty one-562l-feet to sseIle monument eil sile
Of bs ginning. etntaining ore S1s.ion OF land ef
six handFed and forty acres.
All persolls ars warile3 not to iilsfUie eor Tres
pass upon said section, tie treaties aforesaid
vests In me the title to the ground atsa renders
nBlI and void ali attempts ses mp claims after
It's location. JOEL " WALkER.
W.a,tdne Ar,y ! 1SS-st
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Prospectus of the
KANSAS FREEMAN.

gI,lIE Above Is the title OF awetkly newspaper
i 10 be pnblislt i at Topeka Kansas Territory,
on Wednesday 81 each week. ct go pel anBEin,
ALWAYS in asiTanse.
THE FEEIaAN via make 10 promises at tie
commencement oi i:s caIeeT- hut viii endeavog 70
stand its laelits and the soundTess Of It's
liilriPieS oi, tbs uieinentoEs questions wlich
sgi,aia the public nliaJ hot only ia this Terri
tory. bGt over the Siiosc extent II cur glorious
Union. To ady.,cate Tic laVHe ilnincsliAte Inter
eSS of this chosen, and cherished hunc, and
III the saaie fftle - support every measure ealeH
lated 70 promote eili,i, atd geod ieeiiIig aricns
III. GnIagonistic clements which must Tor SONS
time exist :.iiioIig cur growing popuatiof- iisist
and shall be cur aga. Ilpc great I4lncipies wlIch
governed the acsluzlS ot tbs, itiortaa " asiliiss
icJon, and tho aubie s,'ilits OF The kcvoiutien,
shall b. car guiding star N politics. Ia the press
ci,t slate ~ the pcIiiical world, with the Two
great parlies wiiish have hitherto governed tiIis
ceuatfr, igos1 up infe nnifnnabered fragments, ;,
tise etlseRsfnTs q tls If1kS4 llsied
- issi st ard . liberty 9.
dssGzs tbs vsE5etss 1zss s-ila
EntguInulessei by patty Eciile es- II shai De A.
ulis morality, ssd shall lconislsue 70 yeeste ne
laest extensive system of Public Free Schools
and Colleges. \ IN ifeedofn Of eoRseieElee 70 al
men seeking q lioIne within orr borders. together
with public Pcise foa:.edofi tlic principles 81
our fVIristlers. and relying for snrpoit on th:ss
best of Gods gifts 10 man. tue Bibie.
No advertisement or article, calcuisted 20 osz
fcnd the NEST 2eirate shall bs permitted u eiiser
the columns OF the fEEEHAS. lis psses shall
contain from time 20 time, e:ni and iistctiys
tales from tie pens of tie foss approved authors,
together with ali tine current eVcnis Of tils day.
Goa espondents viii be secured in al the settled
portions 81 tho Territory 50 % 30 ofier to our
readers s4RIoTEY I1.i and reliable inforinstio,
not only Of tie resources and prospects, bat oi
every occurrence affecting the Interests of the
Territory Of ksnsas thus rendering The fiikEhAs'
tier at tic same time that II viii be useful aud
Trustworthy guide TO the '.wise inen from siic
| EsSer Seekiugs home within our fertie bosom.
Al communications for the ERIEzAS to 10 81
duazcd to Inward {. K Garyey & Co., Topeka
i fhzs:sas TefTitGss.
EBW AID G. K.SkRxE9 ssGssS
Topeka. X. T., june g,-'55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
Goserzss

It is reported in town this morning
that Hon. J. Z. DAWSON, who was nonii-
mated as Governor of Kansas in place of
Gov. REEDER, removed, has declined the
and that WILSON SHANNON,
of Ohio, has been substituted in his
place. Mr.. SHANNON was Governor of
Ohio from 1888 TO 40, and from 1912
to IA. He was popular with his party,
and deemed a very worthy man. Sub
seqdently he has filed several important
public stations, and is looked upon as a
man of talent and great frmness. We
shall weleeme him with great pleasure to
Kansas, and thank President Pierce for
making SO good selections in the success
Sor of Gov. REEDER. It may not be
smiss, however. for us to say, that We
have no confidence in any good man ae-
cepting che Office, or holding il long after
he learns what The facts are in regard 70
Gov. RS removal.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
The kansas herald OF Freedom

Weare in receipt of this able pieaser
ior freedom In the new Territory of kan
sas.e IsisediseabY e ". Brown, E.sa-.
who has sssilowas himself stoabe a self-sacfi-
tieius, fearless and determined advocate
of tie right. lie Is just the man to meet
the bioed-ti.irsty Missourians, GA free
dom's battle ground. He writes boldly
and without regard to the dangers by
which he is encoInpassed. Ifauy of our
friends feel desireus of learning more OF
Kansas, we would advisethem to oSubscribe
for the Herald, specimen numbers OF
which may bs-seen at our ofiice.-Lep-
iStoa Fails Journal.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-18
James Christian.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
A Lawrence. Kansas Territory. viii attend
promptly ts all business entrusted to his care in
The various Courts ofthe Territory. Having an
experience of some years as lawyer in the South
and West and being familiar with the Pre-
einptien. iaEs. he f,atteFs himself that he can
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
linn with their patrcnasein obtaining pFe-emp-
ton to lsflds. collection OF debts, and in getting
redress fer bloody noses.
8 Reference may be had to Silas Price &: Co.
Hamilton Finnev. Clerk of Circuit Court, Hon.
John CllnDlins. Judge Of County CoRst, and Il.
I, y. Peyton: Esq. Harlisonyiile, Mo-; Samuel
Pike. and James G. Walker. Esqrs., Blooming
ton, Illinois; Hon. William Nosveli, Joel How
ard, Fsq,. Carlisle, KY William Tesh, Esq, and
John Denver, Esq, Allegheny City. Pa.
Aug. i / lSil5.