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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-19

The CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF Ma
P0LEON AND JOSEPHINE, with Numerous Illus
ira ions, notes and aecdotss BY J. 5. G. ABBOTT
For saeby Goct2l CuAS. ". SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-19
THE STATE FAIR

And the Fair Of me @
Davidson County a agricultural saetesw Il
M EChAriOS, Manufacturers, Artists he Is5,ss- -,
4A VINO Niso 10 oispl~y the results Of their isn.
ngsoGy OF TASTE, whether prJzed for use on ,u;.,
ih,ea 70 contribute such artiers Tor his ib
A,asiss o. delicate or PeusAabe eharaotsr Nth. a.
100. all ns na, Machinery and heavy or bakT acIs.
pun .. W9lca places ihs favorable a..
M. R r ne display Of all articles eonissd
Sosfd o. Directors condsutly eppesI 40 hs tfz.n.
Of the state to sDd their sSeo5Isso ~ III.
ao 0es be done By rendering Il worthy of pabs
SarArs containing foil PARTICULARS Of the arrange
meot. can be had on sppIcat on 10 eihsr of - rS
Asoso- WILLIAM STOCK ELL Pgetident
....,z Il. ALEX MACKENZIE, Susarin't
septif--tf I'D = J. 2. MORGAN Secretary.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter LsoriIIarG,
MANUFACTURER
I'm AnHaMa ..Qf u-uY

.- -.- MANUFACTURER $500 Il = ID.
NO. AZ CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK,
Q UCCESSOR OF PyFsR GRoRGs LoRILLAhD offers for
Ssae sll kinds of SNUFF aud TObAGCOS in general
For particulars, Fries CURRENT be obtained By
addressing as above. This Estabshment is Ut the
oldest Of the kind in the United States q
may20--ly Bsa. f. --sI ..--
HEkE Is THAT SEAMS fR ESs.-I nate a
III good SeamstreSs, and OF the very b3st CAR.
PEhTERS in Tennessee, for ssle. Also few C)ok
Warranted 10 suit sae) with various other negroes
consisting OF girls, boys blscksnilbs sc Among them
several extra good negroes bati DESTROYS Of sell
ing the city. AS good cooks viii hire exceedingly high
nexT year. think those 10 need of s1eh, hal better Gall
and buy while they are Low. s.1. s.- ! t5f-sz 81.
sspt2s REFS ". PORTPR.-
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| ppne~4on Dc made within one naonih win a.IIo-
IRON, Lerols 81 acres Of Land sght mile,
~, Isl, ne 90 me GallAiin turnpike at or near he
la os * se Nashville and Louisvle Railroad This
10 wen Improved about seysnty seres cleared ard
Is 10 wood. II Is the place fornerls owned bV
$50 D1'Su, ana Known k0seuonte fhe soil Ia SUI
SUI u'e neghooFhOod the best in the county
0eP'@V-im A b. S6ANKLAND Agent
- % cherry sfre-t
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STEAMERS
lew YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UzIfzD STATES MAIE STEAMERS

NdE ships eonpnsing this line are WASH -
n xhs6hOS. Capt. E. eavsnay; HER <szSE&
lam Capt kdsara HIgsias. fhsss stea- SxsSzS<<G
N stop 4. son,han ptou both soias ns
- .rk0P0sRb MI = ~ aalIIn.-IssS -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-19

rTNWENTY THOUSAND bushCl sRye wanted immedi.
stely, tor which tbs highest market price will be
raid u, 3 FRENCH & son.
sug27tf-B
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-19

JITHEAr.-l want a lew hudur=d bushels choice
w Wheat for which will pay the highest market
p''N' s. n. HOLLINGsWoR
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTES.

KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTRUCTOR,
ERECTED by a Board Of Visitors appointed l,i
II BIZ the State Is under the supeFutenGence OF cStkA
OF Col X. W. MORGAN, q Distinguished gradu 11stS
ate OF West Point, and practical sngneer, aided z4-a
q able Faculty 1901.
The course OF study is that taught in the best Colleges
with the addition OF more extended course in Mathema
ties, Mechanics Practical Engineering and Mining Cecil
ogy (; also in Euglish Literature Historical READINGS
Book keeping, Business Forms in Modern Languages
Inc nineteenth semi annual session ID OPEN Charge
az The reconstruction and extension Of the buildings
viii make room this season, for additional Students Who
the past year have been necessarily declined
t5 Address toe SUPERINTENDENT at Military Ipstl.
tue, Franklin cauliy, KY or the undersigned
p. DUDLEY,
septl2-lmtw&w President of The Hoard
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y = aND nnARRANTs lsoIrGdrUR I.OCATF1,
| ~ -. pay essn Tor Lsud W4rraais I viii 40 -
IotS, 10 solfiers OF faI2 's1ued ADout
Va an also prepared 10 locate lsud warrss,. +, ,
sor, - = W On ~ ilns o. Ne South Wests-n NJ
tbs ~ hse'ion win gentle l.ao Ebo IA. "a
,ns selecting Of more than COS ace f siiSo IN -.
&c .Cs s.ee 81 ms road For iHrtsr Ticar terms
Pos. flniea ~ alsaefs SGsd Cedar street oFsF tbs
NHtptbI 3
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WE ere co~ alTaDsihK &c fAis our PISr sra,lg :,
W pe Above 'fOOds, sbieh tl-Eiu bss1 esres,,J- -
- ADo PebsseG apJn ts laEoFabls ierns s1I,
% syuae Wei ~eIih me sIs1ni isl 0f Merchants
ne Inslie al nsPsei'0o q. this stock sooea..,s, -
ieying ti4' Ne eAn supply h5ss WOO Inay taVor ~ -
.ae "aoe. Wlh ssndsosDe SUI durabis Goods al saes
as WIZ enSo,e teen " eoLn2es successfully viii
Aerceants Who purchase - Rhi,a,s,fI1ijia VIA
SO Our terra Of credit Is a,,sIi,s fr Li.1l. IL,
ana We WA MAKE iioeral d,soount 10 Ggss 49, ''
- eez---ozn COONE BAIl.EI A On -
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,=1IiE tNoS, hELODEONS, II isle A., = :.
tl6 nnoe ny ned hes Just reserved and ooe5sd g. =,
q sPee.oh ths ~ gsst sLpeS Il Piazza. Nalf.S u
5uS'eAi nsrrhsndise offered IN tb- Co. - sd
ms a,'eoilot q eTeryhod5 y invited 10 sssF $40
I ,ot themselves A. use st,Ieuy Mvs,s 80 ~.
PuLeu2Se's MAJ rely npon getting ibe v-rr -.
NY, sea AZ the io~ss, reahu srasiye Lrces a. -
s essSoossis az se a. per cent ou Easts, %
,,as,. eth save irega;, beseeS dsngsrs q Ir~ns
best terms. 'FFueS upon The very
sept2l I'm
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Extra Family Flour.
IN BBLs. Assons best Flour, just received and for
isasls JoYsT, BYRsR 4 soLEL.
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HE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION

TENNESSEE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
VIII be held at Old Fellows Hall and toe S,tats Fs,
Grounds in the city Of NashViIie R
ocTOsER isrE TO TIE 2Ora, 1850.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
80 ... TRADE. 1870.
VIE new aud hghi dIaught steamer 7saSs- a
l. CRESCENT, W. BoLNss, Master, $500
Will Ian regularly IN the above trade du s
ring the present season, commencing the hsl NJ In
The Cumberland nyer She has excellent accommodations
I'd IN point OF speed and safety is unsurpSssed For
lreight or passage apply ~ u. ii. HAKRISoN
OcI4-dif o. 81,
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WcTko ssIe sai-aks ), alter Power, and
Farming Lands Tor Sale. ..
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09

God of nature hath placed in our power.
Forty thousand of people, armed with
Sharp's rifles, in the holy cause of lIber-
ty, and in such a country as that which
We possess. are invincible against any
force which our enemy can send against
us. The battle, sir. is not to the strong
alone it is to the Eigilant, the active,
the brave. Besides, sir, we have no
election. If we were base enough to
desire it. it is now too late to retire from
the contest. There is no retreat, except
in submission and slavery Our chains
are forged. Their clanking can be heard
along the borders, at Leayenworth. at
Easton The war is inevitable and let
iteome Irepeat it, sir. let it come !!
''it is in vain, sir, to extenuate the
matter. Gentlemen may cry Peace,
peace. but there is no peace. The war
has actually begun. The next gale that
sweeps from the east may bring to US the
clash of resounding arms Our breth-
ren are already in the field Why stand
We here idle :? What is it that gentle
men wish? What would they nave ?
Is life so dear. or peace so sweet, as to be
purchased at the price Of chains and sla-
very? Forbid it, Almighty God |
know not what course others may take ;
but, as for me, give me liberty, OF give
me death %
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
RGuNTYLANn AGENCY.

A N act Of Congress, passed March Sd, 1855,
n provides pension of 100 acres Of land, for
all persons who served in the Revolutionary war,
or in any other war of the Unin States, pro-
vided fourteen days services were rendered and
.Secmdly, To az who served in any battle.
though actually engaged for only single day
and,
Thirdly, To the widow, or if no widow, the
children who are under q years OF age at she
time of the passage of the act; and.
Eourthlg, To those who, under former laws,
have received warrants for . less amount than
l60 acres, are entitled 20 an additional warrant
to make up the deficiency TO that amount.
Having officiated Us Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from the proper
officers, for the use of the claimants. very large
number Of warrants, the subscriber offers his
legal services to the public, and feels eonfident
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No fees
viii be required until the warrant is obtained.
Persons having claims viii make Immediate APP
plication at the HERALD OF FREEDoN office.
G. w. BROWN.
Lawrence Kansas t.. July IS. 1885.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Public Land Matters---Kansas Terri
tory.

We learn that the necessary instruc-
tons have been issued by the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, in
compliance with the request oil Indian
Agent, McCaslin, for the employment OF
a surveyor, to mark the southern and
western Miami lines, and also the south
ern and western lines of the Peoria and
kaskaskia reservations. Agent III. states
that there are quite number of persons
located near these lines, and that, haviag
DO means of knowing whether they are
on the Indian reservations or moi, he is
ata loss to know how to proceed These
lines were surveyed more than twenty
years ago, and it is supposed have be-
come somewhat obliterated.
! The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has decided that no act oil
the Territorial legislation OF Kansas can
in any way affect the disposal OF the pub
Tic lands-that being mater over which
Congress has exclusive cuntrol-and
that the laws of Congress in regard to
prescription and sale must exclusively
govern the department in its manage
ment of the public domain HasAing-
Ton Union.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
E. A. Hunt & Co.

General Cor,anissiioas, Prsduce, and ForWarding
Merchants, 40. l9 Leres. st. L0,fis, 10.
Mt B.-All orders for any description of Mcr-
In. chandise, when accompanied with u remit
tance, will meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over fifty
dollars will be 21 per cent; under fifty dollars
per cent ThcsubScribers will eonfine themselves
strictly to legitimate commission business, and
they viii at all times be prepared to make liberal
advances on eonsignpents
REFERENcEs IN KAA SASS. C. Pomeroy, Esq.
DR.. Z. Robinson.
f. &. HUNT, Late of Hubbell s. Hunt,)
j. EDWARD HUNT.
81 Luis. AyfTZ IA, 1890.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Notice.

rs hereby given to L. Chapman, of the town Of
i awrence, X. T., that the farm claim which
laid near said town, and which he has jumped
and pretended to sell TO one John Z. Wood
shall pre- empt and held. as have been forcibly
eiected thereirom by threats and demonstrations
OF violence. Said Chapman has not u particle of
right thereto, and shall prove my title beyond
all dispute. all persons. therefore. are warned
not TO purchase lots or city interests of said Chap
man or Wood, located upon said claim, US they
have no right to sell the same. and as | am in
favor OF the movement now being made by the
outsiders to break up the settlement of March
last, shall transfer said claim to them If think
best. G. JENKINS.
Lawrence, Aug. IL, i55.-3m.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
GoffespoDbelce.
Far tie Herald ef Freedom.
Library.

Mr.. EDIroR For the information OF
our reading public. also as a fitting ac-
knowledgement of the liberality of the
worthy donor, permit me to announce
through your columns the receipt. from,
OT1s CLAPP. Esq, publisher, of Boston,
of the following New Church Sweden
borgian) books, as a donation to our
Atheneum Library.
As the Librarian is absent from the
Territory the books will remain in my
hands, for the use of the public as they
may be called for, until otherwise dis
posed of by the Atheneum.
E. d. LADD, Secretary.
SwEDENBoRG's WoRKs.-Arcana C&'
lestia, vol. Index to Areana Cales-
tia; Apocalypse Revealed; The True
Christian Religion conjugal Love
Heaven and He'll from things seen and
heard Doctrines of the New Jerusa-
lem; Angelic Wisdom concerning the
Divine Providence; Angelic Wisdom
concerning the Divine Love and the Di
vine Wisdom.
Gems from Swedenborg with a Me
moir. by Rev. 7. O. Prescott, of ofEngland
Swedenborg, Biography, by J.J. G
Wilkinson, of England.
Antedeluvian History, Narrative o
the Flood, by Rev. E. D. Randell, o
England.
Peculiarities of the Bible, by Rev. E
D. Randell, of England.
Sermons by Rev. Saml. Worcester.
Sermons on the Lords Prayer, by Rev
Fl. A. Worcester.
Judgment Day, by Rev. sabin Hough
Es>ays, by Theopolus Parsons. Esq.
Science and Revelation, Suggested BY
Prof. Hitchcock's Religion of Geology
by VIM. B. Hayden.
Elements of Character. by Mary G
Chandler.
Rays of Light
Series of N. G. Tracts.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
One of Them.

The Columbus Corner Stone of Geor-
gia. in giving the reason for the interest
1t had manifested on the subject Of Kan
sas emigration, says:
"We feel no interest in the Kansas
question, except that resulting from the
hope that they may get up difficulty
over it, which may possibly result in a
dissolution of the Union. We would
not, for any other benefit we expect the
South to derive from it. turn on our heels
for choice whether ii shall be q free or a
slave Safe"
John c. Calhoun did not spend the
last twenty years Of his life without leav-
ing the footprintsof bis labors.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Farm CIaims far Sale.


I have several sers sup, rior FARM CLAIM
i left with me for safe. 90 which invite the i
teution OF those desiring improve ed lansis
Kansas. Two claims are situnsed contiguous
each other and should be purS has. by ,Iihere'l
individuals who are connected ID businrss. Vbj
Is all timber, the other all prairie. There IS
double log honse and forty asTvs unieI ge'
fence on une of the claims. 4
Another claim four mics from Lasrenee. a.
same slistan from Les0Hfpson. iionrs on eiaiS
and about - acres planted.
AIso acclaim three miles from Lawrence. nearly
covered with timber suitable for saving pafIe,
ses. Log cabin and thirtesn acres under g0''
rail fence on premises.
The above, with several other choice elas-
viii be pointed out 70 those desiring iiHPfc''a
lands in KaIsas.
- Persons having claims TO sell: as wei :.
those desiring to buy, should cail on ine st u
q. W. Brown.
Lawrenea. Sept. 30. ,55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Citv Lots and Farm Claims

TTPON the urgent solicitation ofseyeral friends
u have determined upon giving some portion
of my attention for the future to the sale of CITY
LOTS aud FARM CLAIM Those having
either lots or claims they wish to dispose OF, by
furnishing me with description of their loca
ton. advantages, and price, will find a ready
purchaser.
have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal. situated near the city of Lawrence.
on which sundry Improvements have been made
Also several city lots and interests in this and
neighborins towns. u. w. BROWN.
Lawrence Sent / $50.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
pLoWs! PLoWsi!

TTAvING procured the agency Of sAMsc
II wALkER IL Cos celebrated Steel Clini
Prai,is and fafnsiag Pines. manufactured
BcIlyilIe, H., we are prepared 70 hi all oTds
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Ploss aFe manufactured expressly /
the wants OF tho West and with view a. dur
bility sc. Their merits have been fully test1
and thus we can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can rndgs Of siles sizs sal''ss
description. d., ffen tile character Of soil =
strength Of team. The Prairie Pious aEe tT1
Il to 80 inches fnrfow. OF iargerH oTsiered. y
Corn or Farming PIows vary IN size from u
Horse No. 4, 70 Nos. 5, 81 Large Two li,F'l
Roll. All have steel points and mould boaFslsl
Prairie Piows sary in price ffeIa eli e So
nnHibes named = Corn DC. from s6 - teele I
manut ut<eBurers prices.
Send your Orders with speciicltioRs. alid %
viii be promptly filied.
z. a. HUNT q Co.,
DO 10 Esres, 81. Leefs, As'
.z,sri1 4 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
New Goods.

FTHE undersigned are now receiving their
L stock of Fall Goods, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware. eueeasware, Fur
niture, Saddiery, mems and boys Clothing,
Boots, Shoes. Gloves, Hosiery and indeed al
most every article usually called for. Sale at Us
low rates Us they can afford. Thankfulfor the
patronage herctofor extended to them, they
hope to merit continuation vi the same. Terms
cash.
WANTED--Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs, &c.
H0kNSBY dS sFERRILL.
Lapreace, Sept. %, lS55.-f.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
BoGGs & SCOTT,
Westport, No.,

DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals,
IL Pcrfumefy. Faley Articles Brushes, Glass
ware, Paints Oils varnisIies. Dye Stuff. and all
kinds of genuine and popular Patent Medicines.
Assoftment very extensive and complete whole
sale and retail at the lowest prices. All articles
warranted pure.
They also keep variety of Miscellaneous and
School Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Mute Pa
per, Notices. Steel Pens sge., DC.
tjtt IL 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Notice.

A IL persons are hereby notified that have
n taken the claim lying east of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark. Attorney at Law,
and caused house TO be built on said claim
Ali persons are cautioned against making i'm
proycnents on said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue froia the use of the house o
said claim, as intend to pre-c,npt said claim.
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire OF
said house or claim. IL IL .SHIHH0fS.
Lawrence, Aug. IL. 1875.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Ready Made Frame Houses.

TENIIE subscriber having contracted for large
/ number OF the above houses, is prepared to
furnish those in want. They are of different sizes
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
a line addressed to Z. Simmons, Kansas, Mo-.
viii meet with prompt attention.
REFEEExcEs.-S. c. Pemeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-; Dr.. c. Robinson, and g. w. Brown,
ESQ.,. Lawrence, K. T. Z. SIMMONS.
LINN, LII "a If. -.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Notice.

TTsHE subscriber having purchased and erect
L ed LITTLE GIANT CoRS MILI.." at his
place half Il mile south of Bianson's Bridge, Is
prepared to griad corn in the for stock feed.
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
~ AL orders attended TO at short notice, on
rcast nafie terms JAS. B. ABBOTT.
Blanton, Nov. a, '55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
National conuention

The Democratic National Convention
for the nomination of candidates for
President and Vice President, are to as
semble in Cincinnati on Monday. the Isl
day Of june next.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
a Man and Woman Wanted,

TT1O assist in II hotel during the winter. The
L former to cut and draw wool, see to stock,
and make himself generally useful; the latter
to 10 homework. sewing, washing. dc. suit
able couple will find u good comfortable home
for the winter. Apply Immediately at the TE-
cUNsEH HOTEL.
Iecamseh, Aop. 10, '55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
II. Wells & Co..

ES oRENCE, Mass, manufacturers of Well
l. Patent Portable Saw Mills; admitted u
best in the United States Single mills with s.
inch TO Y inch Saw Double Mills, adaptel .
cutting all sized logs to 414 feet in diameieT-
Child's Circular Saw Mills constantly on hsnl
ly boxed, warranted TO give satisfaction.
Florence, Mass, Aug. -, ',j5.-3m.#
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
Difficulties at Eastcn.

The troubles at Easton, an account OF
which We gave ina telegraph dispatch
last week, did not result in any general
disturbance. That part of the dispatch
which represented company from
Lawrence as being on the ground, was
untrue, as We have it from a dozen disin-
terested citizens, that no one went from
Lawrence, whatever. The occasion of
the fight was an attempt made by a par
ty from Leavenworth to destroy the bal
lot box at Easton, where an election was
being held under the Topeka consti-
tuition. Persons were killed on both
sides of the contending parties.
Whatever opinions may be enter tanned
of the revolutionary movement by pro-
slavery men, and no one has denounced
them more emplfatically than we have,
it does no good to the cause of the
South to remove the wrong by mobS.
Ii we expect the world to give verdict
in our favor, we must present our cause
unstained before its tribunal. Ii lawless
men, who have neither reputation,
property, or any permanent interest at
stake in Kansas, are allowed to embroil
the people of the Territory, in murder
Gus iorays, melting agitation where the
facts are not known, or misrepresented
good men will not enlist their means
and efforts any farther. Let the law
deal with those who violate it-but
never can the citizen take it in his own
hands with safety-the reeoil is newt
1t is the violence of bad men on both
sides, thar has given to the history of
Kansas, thus far, character painful to
patriotic men everywhere, and it vii re-
qiure every effort 10 allay and keep in
subsection the elements which menace
It's peace. The law and the law alone
must goVern,-- and ineendiaries should
be put down. We shall excuse no yio-
latiun of law, but the world will look
lightly upon outrage SO long as men are
with impunity allowed to aggravate aud
ihclIe 10 Faplne ana revenge.
That the attack on the ballot box at
Easton was initiated and carried out by
irresponsible and lawless men, we can
not doubl-and emphsticaly condemn.
But human nature is human nature
and however the dictates of hight OF
policy may deprecate 1.-THE great fact
that the alleged cause of the attack orig
mated in settled, naturely planned, and
persisted effort 10 repudiate the laws and
authority of tie country, will 60 far in
mems minds 10 lessen the enormity,
which under different circumstances
would have attached to the proceeding.
1t IS an unhappy condition Of things
but it is too true. Let The people oil the
Territory without regard 10 party consid-
er these facts. They demand instant and
earnest reflection. There never was a
controversy yet, where one side was
entirely right and the other entirely
wrong-intelligent, patriotic men, can
remove all the difficulties in the way oi
peace in Kansas. viii they act?-Ran-
sas City Enterprise.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
1000 AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted iininedi
~ ately, IN every part Of the United States, to
canvass for subscribers to the HERALD or FgEE-
DON. a liberal commission paid for seryiees,
and no capital required. Address
g. w. BROWN s& CO.,
LAWRENCE, Z. T., Feb. 3.--tf Publishers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
DIR. Jno. P. Wood,

T,,oRWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
L CHANT. has just completed his Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
consignment of goods, either on commission or
otherwise.
Lawrence. June .. Is55.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-09
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