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En.lroiderses and Laee Goods.

TNH T. SUBSCRIBER has Just received his
| assortment Of Fmbroidcries and Lace
Goods, consisting Of Rich va'enciennes,
Collars and Sleeves in scts--Honiton Lace
do. Embroidered 5aconet and Swiss Col
lars and Sleeyes-Emb'd. handkerchief
Jaconet and Swiss EdgIngs and Insert
ines-Thread and Valenciennes Laces--
Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars
Mourning Collars and Sleeves in every va
riety, together with many other goods in
the Embroidery Line.
septlS. w. d. PHILLIPS.
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RELtaIous MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE.
The grand Protestant Synod which
is 10 establish an Independent osgrnl-
cation Of the Protestant Church and
form kind Of constituent assembly Of
that chucrh is to be eonvokea by the
superior ecclesiastical council of Ber-
lin and will assemble in that capital
ia january next.
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Hardware.

rtIr undersigned have heen for ne las'
month opening goods, direct from ~
atan,!aturaa, and are satisfied that they
have In store. the largest and most va'lot
ass,ttmeni of Hardware out Of New nr.
leans, which they offer iof sale at theil
,,spsI low ,a'es Purchasers will find y t
Their interest TO call and examine, bein'e
sending u ihe city ..
lARgttlFH n LANuUE
sep1o Cor Lafayette and Florida
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plantation Egarss ware.

@n rAIRg sttatpht aud twisted
-sJv trace chains 1000 lbs Hfishb ~
anl ~ ,batna n,ubla aua Single breast
,.ha,,, i,,,t,,o and st,pirbe,a 300 tez NJ.
orted cniton and cane hoes PUMP ''iH'HH
II and inch Pump flgainlgs 81. Pia,es
Spades and thrtals l.. apl i. Hana'sg
Axea-ky and Yankee paiteFi Boys ate'
from 4 to lbs. Pick asea and mattoeks
sgtle blades from ~ ~ AZ inth n
ssplau LARGi1lEH y LANNuIt
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saxr and sayy EsIn,les.

IROSSCUT, Plt, Pannel, Rip, lemon,
v Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them Of
Spear Il Jackson ," make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store o!
lan25-y. -.ARGuiEn II LANouE.
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NOw Opening.

A LARGE assortment Of China, Glass
N and Flint Ware, Ornamented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Sell. Sealing Fruit Cars, So
lar Hall, and Astral Lamps.
Also, just received a fine assortment of
Rocking Chairs, Armous. tables, nc, &c
jnEylO. j. flfEK W.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that viii in
In stitute suit, at the next term 81 the Dis
trict Court Of the Parish III East Baton
Rouge, for the emancipation of my slave
Ema. ia woman aged q years and yellow
complexion, with permission 70 remain ii
The State. -
ser1s-3sw JOHN CALLS, I N. !.
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40 HAL ETlEss.

DECEIVED per steamer John J Roe
IL Fifty Rnla Auperiiua Flour; ~ Pitts
field Mills 20 Sans Souri Brand.
These brands enid 10 be most profitable
10 the trade, we oHnr at New Orleans prices
10 insure lar trial
ttneR RAKlEE Y bHNl ANIL
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EsaaIeRtE HEnrEk.

fENllE public arc hereby notified, that the
/, undersigned puts n o'iot to-day, aud
will keep IN tnt service, . Public Hack
The vehicle will he inehafge OF NJ, llrock,
an experienced diver who may be found
nj II neat the ElatnpY House Olders lor
The Hack 10 be At any particular place al
q cettatn tima--it left at either Of tho
ztahlaa, will be attended tp.
Inly2p R0bI. HHA j..
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rstti SALE.

THE PROPERTY acquired by fAiIi)
4 the laIes u Sacred Heart e gHsst
] 7 Hnrk, eonslstngot some fifteen acres
u land and buildings and improvements.
all III good condition, subject to q
temporary lease ~, terms aud deta'lH,
apply I'd Father Abadie Al the .'eRoiis Col
lege 81 TOD. !. Burk, at biz ollire 81 Iatay-
cite Street July q II.
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MATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers;
~ oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps !;
enameIed Stew Pans; block tin end iron
Sauce Pans turned brass Preserve Ket-
ties: castiron and earthen spittoons: oval,
square and Gothic Walters; SAVERS and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick; rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
BILE Casters, at MoNrAN l. HueuET.
NAYS. Church street
v1RENCH & AMERICAN TsIsAEDIEs
L JUST 10 hand and for sale by
sep-16 NJ g. ERfaN-
South Fast Cor E. onft House square
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rHaeafcsvha s,racsts.

A TgWtG AsasBtEINEaHtEh ir Fianta tiuhs also
~ tancatts, Tnnthfercert, FthfiliehtotEt fhi
ring rases ard tup,ie, Hrnpsttnhtpa, fhysician'R
Purha' Ihsea Of Vlea and Instruments, ut
ap1A nhH HI'a ntsia gtDfe
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u ESCEENED---Thisd day, by the subscribers
IL 80 nhls Mess pork
10 Casks prime Shoulders.
-, ntuBhE nENJtAf1N

ID EsCFEN Eu~--Thisi day, by the subscribers
IL 80 nhls. Mess pork
10 Casks prime Shoulders.
septic BARBER n BENJAMIN.
STATE OF LOUlstANA-pansh 81 East
Baton Rouge---No. l0il and 1880 JUS
tices Court, before r. a. Walker, j. r,
second ward &c said Parish--R. Horr-
MANN, ct. al. rs. josHuA WILSON. @
DY VIRTUE ot an alias commission, is
ID sued III the above entitled and num-
hered cause and to me directed by T. A.
Walker, u r., III and tor the second ward Of
said Parish, will offer at public sale at
the Court House door OF said Parish, in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY., the Attn day Of October.
next, 1856, at II O'clock, A. A., Of said day,
all the right title, interest and claims OF
the defendant, Joshua Wilson, in Or to the
property hereinafter settorth and described
BY him, surrendered to pay and satisfy the
judgment interest and cost III the above
entitled and numbered causes, to wit;
A certain lot Of ground situated in that
part Of the city Of Baton Rouge, laid out
BY the late File Beauresard, and designated
on the plan thereof as lot No 4. Of Square
No. IS, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon,
Terms Of Sale-CASH with the benefit
81 the anpraisement. H Y. Babin.
sept2-1t-w. Sheriff.
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rusHE ATTENTION Of families and
4 others il caled to ihe stock Of Family
Groceries. at the N. T.. Corner 81 Court
Of Court House Square Consumers N the
lave, end Of tpwn can he saved The neees-
silly 81 running np town az Tar ~ Chdith
street for d barrel Of Flour or key Of Lard,
by stopping here Articles cold at this es-
Enlistment are exclusively If The bssf 4ndf-
~. and will beat the closest scrutiny =.
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
MAYED NJ g. BRYAN.
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T7HAT ven can always secure The best
4. Of flour by sending ynut oiders nj pun.
chasing IN person Of
jnlyJo JOSHUA BEAL.
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a.insas.ra. Wines &C.

T ONGWoHTfi'S pure Sparkling Ca
tawha- Best in towns Ionaworth's
Ladies Sweet Wine, Longwotth's pure
Csawba Brandy, Longwofth's Iimrer~
mans Sparkling Isabella Lonnis 7ry
ratawat,a Muum's Cabinet champagne,
pins and quarts. Mumns Hnekhelme.t,
1876, r Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial
Dangers t'nisholei imperial Brandy. 30
yeals old thaffelBs Dor Lafayette and
ilnet taslilion Brandy Old Nalob Rum
Jamaica Rum Madeira and foit Wine
Awael, Sherry, Sebnapps, K,rsh. Wassar,
DantzltR and other Fine Gordials, Elarrt
aud White Wines, Old Monvngslela, TITS.
taloosa, and Bufbon Whisky; Stuffed
Olives, Anthovies, sardines, English Pick
lee, Salmon HOLSTERS, French and hmer-
can Pickles, Worcestershire eauce, Fine
and Extra Cignfs. &t., Nc.
Which an, wiling-in fact anxious to
Exchange Iof specie paying currency silver
OF golt tjuly3) JOSHUA GEAL
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Is IN melton three times per week. Town
| aud country customers supplied At as
low prices rs The extent 81 trade and price
Of grain will permit JOSHUA BEAL
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L,ernal.---We heard 4 gentleman
ssy yesterday, down a. the ware house
to prove bic liberality % po''ti-
.eian, thai he always votes q sp''t fitk
". Some Of tho profound politicians,
who understand these things, will
oblige "a to say, what kind Of ticket
d split ticket II. A column II open to
any gentleman who will undertake tho
definition,
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atfNr,uIEils.

nltHr KORAN, Hpeter Solder, h,asinf enlhaf,
L Pure nlerh Tin. Red KEEL, Emory plofht rlpW
Of ef EHufy. Coarse Nc. DO. ~ ..,....a,,,
MnNTAN a HUaHEFfA,
ssrtip. Church street, opposite Harvey hpnae.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03

TIN WARE.-We have now in store a
l. large assortment Of Tin Ware ofevery
description which we offer al very reduced
prices. LARGUiER I. LANOTE.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
rAt,g, AND wsNrIIW CLOTHING.

u,itF UNDERSIGNED has inst rareireahf steam
81 Empire City. his entire atnak IF fall ahi
Winter Clothing, together with large assortment
az tiENTa FURNISHING GOODS, embracing nha'.
" every article III that tine. lsi7 aaHptinaht "
Dents Ready tmadu suite, consisting ~ mus
,aats ia vests 10 match, ore heahtfh', aha ran
lie HAD III All trtnra All those Wis want tn have
the ifat aeieatirn, nnd aet good tii Wou1 -
welt u call oariy, before the sizes ere hInhnn.
app BY W - ti'thffa'
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ltoMMtlNloAfEn.

TniraH ToaEar ,aAln your paper oi the
1t inst. see a. article heaaeJ, F" Feast OF
The Passover and 10 this, YOU attribute
the fact that several stores have been ees-
I'll for Tho past day d two. This . mis-
take. Thu holiday IL not the " Feast Of
the Passover but the feast Of the Creation
81 the World according to Hebrew chrome.
legy 0et7, We are now IN q new year
according ~ Isareitsh belief
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slssalrrY. atrstlaft.

DOCKET aud table, Wnstenho'hes y
l Badgers make Ladies' scissors, lay
lar n Itathpr'a Shears Razpts Hpnes ahe
stopa III LhRGUlEn y LhNDllf
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I'M o q TX al III y q X 81

lust RECEIVED the following works
~ Coodrithe's Primers and readers FL
hes and Testaments various bindings
Thofutons and Jays Frayetbooks, The
Child's Scripture Questions, and also !;
Brishts and Gums Family Practice, Plu-
isrb's Lives, paley's evidences Of CHRIS.
tianity, Clark's Scripture Promises
Tooke's Pantheon, Methodist Hymns
dsciplinea and ea'echsme, in various bind
ings Wesey's, Tay|or's-- Iiu,bet's VII.
lngo--- and Kussel's Sermons, Moshein's
Church History, Ennyan's Pilgrims Pro-
gtess and Holy War A PASTORS Sketches
and Pulpit Cycopaedia, by
ang96. GEO. NJ. HFROMAN.
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Nof BporLrss TaaR Quiz young
friend, Mai II I. HENDERSON has Under
taken The task oi shooting the entire eon-
ntuniiy, and II h. ard Jones 10 not succeed
il doing II, the fault will not he Their e
The side walk On Lafayette Yesterday was
damned np with boxes containing all tnah-
npr N boots shoes, booees, slippers, etc.
10 which attention IL invited. That soul -
s,ngu'a'ly shaped indeed that cannot ind =
cole To suit Ito capacity ateither one q these
establishments. The foot should he pro.
iected ~ the mote material part OF man ;
The head IL ID 10 danger and may 90 IN"
covered, Provide good easement and se-
curity frr the understanding, and call %
rlop,n Al The Capital Cheap aloe Store.
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sn,.n,sbs.,g t.o,,a

fln tBs.. i.ntina" improved Aac
lUU Irons. 900 ~ nlhe' Ftetnps ~
sept3n aAR.llIER \ LAN0NH'
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woot,en Ware. uroomz, brushes, DC

Wooden Ware, Isroosns. brushes, dc,
HAND Brooms; Wsps Hearth, Horse,
III White wash, Marking, sctubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Ehurns Reels /,
Butter Dashers, Towel Rollers Butter
Stamps Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks !,
Wooden Pals, piggjns, Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets, Coco Dipyets J,
Wash Boards, Wood Scoops, Trays, Pals,
&c. MONTAN Il HUGUET.
mayo Church street.
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To Eserst.

I0UR convenient Rooms suitable for -
Il Attorney Or rhNseian's ntllee Ell I1affai
the second ieor Of the hfieh building I,.a@sl
corner az Sc Ferdinand ara Africa sta 5AH4Els
IL application Is made aoon. Apply 70 the untlcs.
signed. lSep.btf. H. y. BALM.
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Hulk Meat.
9tsasa Steel,

DEST Cast Steel, CisteIn Hoop Iron
Id Iron Wove Wire, and Iron Rlvets, for
sale by MoNTAN " HUhUEF.
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Lumber ~ Reduced ssssers.

EtWnsNaT NJ EHdWerH ksETTs.
vHllE undersigned having completed and tried
L hin saw aNtIts situated on hia plantation about
aix miles fram town. ~ new prepared ID nll or
dera that may be entrusted 60 hiH care, At ~ per
cent cheaper than can be furnished by The Haton
Rouge mills.
All orders left at the office 81 John II. nufrncq,
Notary pnhlc, on Lafayette street wtllhr prompt
IL Attended IT,.
NJ reasonable prices for hauling, for the acoammp
dation Of those who do not haul for themselves
Mays2H O. NJ, PIERCE
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An IsAHEi,l1s

according W isafelitlsh bellni.
An IsAHttlas,
1. y. Q. F.---1ho following elo
quent and most appropriate extract
from the report Of the Grand Sire, read
n baltimore, will 40 doubt, command
an earnest pefusal
We cannot shut our eyes TO the
fact that in our own country events
are over on The wing, which. like the
storm cloud, when meeting an oppos-
tng force, sends its messenger of dea-
trueticn, leaving only whitening aud
hlighted footprint To mark ia career.
When sectional hatred Il intensifying
;tyelf when mems minds are darken.
cd BY strong passions and fierce con.
tllots--when the spirit OF disaffoctlon
growing stronger and the bonds Of our
social compact correspoudingly weak
crit II then that our institution may
"a forth IL its robes Of universal love,
With its diadem Of friendship and its
e,ncture d truth. going hehind the dis
emotions Of sect, and party, and nation,
teaching man that his own comfort and
welfare are interviewer with the well
being Of his race. Ii is true, as our
beautiful ritual teaches Us, that cur
Order holds no fellowship with diyis-
ions and clessihcations Of human soeie-
ty. Of local ideas We may DO at times
tenacious. but when they seal our
vision to other and more comprehen.
sivo truths, we should remember that
our relations and duties arc exceed
ingly broad and far.reaching We
should not forget that all mon are Of
one family; that 70 the Odd Fellow
there is but one Countrywide earth ,
but one natlon---the human race. Lot
these great truths make our institution
u solid landmark, amid the waves 81
faction, the storms ofpassion and The
conflicts Of error. Thus will II be-
come tho palladium Of our liberties, the
ark Of our great national safety, and OF
the rainbow Of Hope, which enclrele'
us, 10, there BE- inscribed, in COLDER
characters, Union, which shall be tht
GROWING beauty and safeguard Of th'
whole. 1t is BY a generous diffusion
otthese sublime principles on the par
Of its members, 10 their daily avoca
catious, that viii stamp our institution
in legible and enduring characters, thu
constituent elements Of existence ant
perpctui'y.'
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w TIL Gold and Silver Holders also In
w dies Pencils A large assortment on
hand, al decipl IHho. GotrmhrH's,
Watch maker aud isweler
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atssrassspssaeasg.

nATENT LEVER, Detached lever md
l I4apine Watches. just received and tor
sale low. al THEn. GOLD MANN'S,
mayt7 Harvey House Basement
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b.iss,s,,

I'm ORDER ~ meet The increasing de-
i nand for This article -dtaregar,llng en-.
oument the subscribers were indaced IL
order from three sources for public con
vlpnco, they now offer as received res
Maria nening to-day 300 Rbs Cape Lime
and assure the public 'hay will continue &c
receive $50 Yhl monthly.
jpuii. BARBl55 y BENJAMIN,
ID EGElYED Last night per Steamer Pr
III ma Dnnna from st. Louis.
10 Rartel4 No, ! Ioal Lard
3 Casks Sugar Cured Hiatus
august , EAnrrE u BENJAMIN.
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Hardware for the sease

Hardware for the Season.
I list received per steamer Cahawba from
u New York
Preserved Kettles, assorted sizes.
Sell-Sealing Cans, do. do.
Besides a complete assortment Of HOUSE,
building Hardware ut
ln,yl2. LARGUlER h IAN0UES
LAFAYETTE ST
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cir DailQ Cmllrt

w. W. w III ssss Es4sasa
EATON ROUaEi,it.":pNT. 2, 1850.
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IN the Succession Of 1onN RANpoLrn, deed.
No. al, ptohate--Sixth Judicial District
Court--Parsh Of East Baton Rouge.
M HEREAS, Martha Hall widow Ran.
" dolph has applied 10 the Court aforc-
said, 20 be appoIl ted Administrative of the
Succession Of John Randolph, late of said
Parish, deed
Notice is hereby given TO all persons IN
tercsted, to show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice, why
said application should not be granted
sept24-lod J. c. GAYLE,
Deputy Clerk
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FRESH sIEpEEE.s.
ID ECE1vFn per late arrivals.
H. 20 noxea Cream Cheese
lhda Clear sides
Casks No. Hams
80 Bhs, Extra superfne Flour
10 Casks Lard OIL
SEQ HhIF. Cape Lime
sHo ibs, Alton do,
All At The lowest prices in this market
aug.2i. nARHEB BENJAMIN
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-06
Kansas Prisoners,

On Monday, the 18th ult., forty
seven prisoners were taken from Lee
compton to Tecumseh, in answer to
their petition to change the trial from
Judge Leeompte to Judge Cato. They
went mp under the care of U. S. Infan.
try. The order of march was double
file, and soldier by the side of each
prisoner.
On arriving at Tecumseh, they were
quartered in the court house, with a
little hay on brick floor, for beds.
The room was so small that all could
not lie down at once. Their fare was
mean and insufficient. AS they did not
like things here. they dug hole
through the brick wall of the court
house, en- The Saturday night following,
and, it being dark and rainy. thirty
one of them Left The alarm was given
soon after they were out, and eighty
soldiers went in hot pursuit. Blu;
owing to the rain and darkness, their
pursuit was unsuccessful. and the pris.
oners are yet at large. We are told
that many of them have lei. for their
homes in the East.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-06
Will thev Vote

A friend, writing us from Boston, in
quires whether the free State settlers of
Kansas would rote for member of Con-
gress, or take any action towards forming
a new State Constitution, if Congress
would empower them to act in the prem.
ises. Most certainly. The people of
Kansas have only refused to vote under
the bogus laws. We cannot, and will
not recognize them. We had no voice
in their enactment. They were imposed
upon US by body foreign to our soil,
who sought our enslavement. To vote
under laws of their enactment, is to
surrender the whole question.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-06
Another Bride.

We learn from reliable authority that
when the Free State prisoners at Le-
compton were placed in the charge of
Titus, there was letter read to them
under the seal of secresy, purporting
to come from Titus, offering to each
one of them his liberty, $50 month,
and three hundred acres of land, if they
would enlist under him and follow him
to Central America, there to fight the
battles of slavery, under the command
of Walker.
What spectacle to contemplate
The imperious Titus attempting to buy
company of brave men. whom he had
pretended to despise, and had previous
ly. branded with the epithet of towards.
But, thank God, he founi that though
Northern congressman can be bought,
the men of Kansas stand firm and un-
yielAng as the rock of adamant
Well might the South desire the SER
vices of these men, for she has felt the
force of their strong arms, and gladly
would she have them transferred from
Kansas to Central America, and thus
add a band of resolute heroes TO her
army there, to maintain cause for
which her own sons have not the cour-
age to fight.-Ransas Tribune.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-06
What We Want

During the past year, the Emigrant
Aid Companies, North and South, nave
been straining every nerve to outao
each other in sending emigrants to
Kansas under their respective auspices,
and thus gain the ascendaney one sec
ton over the other, either at the ballot
box or in the field, in . hand-to- hand
conflict. But the experience of Kansas
shows that this is not the proper or
natural way for settling new country.
Tt necessarily brings into the country
a great many specimens of humanity
that the community is better of with
out. who have neither the energy to
work. or the money to live without It..
We have had a fair specimen OF this, IN
the Georgia and Carolina emigration,
with isolated cases from the North.
Now this is not what the country
wants. We want an honest, industrl-
GUS set of inhabitants, who come here
to make Kansas their homes. and earn
livelihood by the sweat of the brow
men of capital, who are willing to invest
their means in building up, improving
and developing the resources of the
country. Our wants are numerous, and
vet that which is most wanting is not
forthcoming. We want mills, cabinet
and machine shops, meeting houses and
school houses everything. in fact. which
belongs to civilized and enlightened
community; and to erect these necessa-
ries, NE must have money. Let the
capitalists of the States. who are g;ria5
their money freely for the benefit of
Kansas, hire portion of it to those
who are actual residents, at reasonable
rates, for the erection of these things,
and also for the purpose of entering
land for the poor, honest farmers, who
came here at an early day, and located
upon theirchosen spots ofground, where
they intend to build their homes, rear
their household gods, and spend their
days in quietness and peace. But the
rapid influx of emigration has caused
their lands to be brought into market
long before they had expected, and be-
fore they could realize from them sum
sufficient to pay for them and the
lands must pass from them, unless they
can have the assistance of Eastern cap
ital. Let the capitalists of the States
send an agent to Kansas, with funds to
be loaned to these men at q reasonable
interest, with good security, and for the
erection of shops and public buildings.
and it will do more for Free Kansas
than all the munitions of war which
could be piled up within our boundary
|lines.-Koasos Tribune.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-06
Free Presses in Kansas

A dozen letters inquire the prospects
of Free Presses in Kansas-how many
new ones are wanted, and where I? A
press IS needed at Leavenworth, and if
any person has capital they wish to in
vest in such a shape, they will find a
good place there to sink it. Any num-
Der of persons are talking of starting
papers in the Territory, but as many as
do start, under present auspices, will
find it non-paying investment. We
venture the suggestion that one good
newspaper, centrally located, conducted
with energy, and well-sustained, is
worth dozen which can hardly survive
from week to week, and which, for the
want of means, can only fill its columns
from the selections of Eastern exchan-
ges. We do not pretend that the H. of
F.is such paper as the wants of Kan
sas demand, but when our patrons ex-
hi bit evidence Of this, we will cheerful
ly resign our responsibilities to ADLER
and better hands.