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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-12

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psnu pc auf cine YrcHc 9tprrftn mSrrsn.
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gPtint. 6trrcn: G5 maibt uu$ 9rtGc8 Scr:
QuGatn cure SGtanauocr S&ita, 8auftIuttu uuC an.
C,rtn, welfs cs ucthtutuoS hottn tart gdb:r III
Sbtrhtit III halttn, otS cln StiutPis S0ittd tt;s 81
Ntavtdtn aUtnlrfIb(au I'll tSnntu. Dtstni9c rttwtr
rcr unacfGhr I gRcpatCn pcn SbnCn 9tt0uft baeCu
6at unitrt SUthtr, YapitrG unO $50 9traoC c bGu
crbatttn, ais ptttlbe rttn NTcr9tn rcr Gem 9rrGtu
Ttuir lptlthGs Sin 9anjts &iSrtt GictSuoe am &dt
Der GNsenut uub 5ten Stroft ClndlhtrC, btrtin &C:
than wurrtn, 0itTt SGft pdr ouf etrn 2ttn Steer
in uutrlr Sfs i'm Gjitroutb rrn ne fIc in Ntn SCI:
Ter binunttr It atIsrc iit mrttb his ras ScuCr aus
0ctrorut bate. DciAbt iii Coun btrgcracjr9tn unr
In Gjt1tnwart pGu vtui9ttn6 1000 Yrrlrntn, wctthC
6 init tj0!Htr l(u8tu 91tbtn babtn, cap rc HUch;r
H. T. H.. ivi2 r6Gnbtmtrft YrraGrt 1tttitbtn Ino, Qts
Gfntt pcratn. g2cutn iC tit GutI bottn Die SIf1
uuo S;htc3 wtotr ousjutcGtrn, "a mir rttdNt pjt:
or IN Gi5rGuth rebutu mcUir; unb inbtm mir ri:
ti9 Utcr3Iu9t fno, Zap ie ttn &Ernohrur9&:9iite.
oIllR tas 6EUEr fnc. Gbrcrbtctiqit rii 1hrjNGn
.-...... H.. Qaty uno pbilipG.
Gin orcGts NTrrtilntut piifsr G&fis Enp imm;r
auf oano, unc fuo varrontrt sag ft 10 Vtr cent
mtbr 0igI pivraSen tSrnn, al5 ir9Cub cni ocrrtn9s
SIft cit nun im &tbr0uh 1T. Gcor5 uu0 gHofcu
motttn outh uup holttn tmmcr oUf .Nanr, Gilsrnt
9aren, Giitrrt &hUytu, uno Gjftrnt &atm;u, b.:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-12
Q3Qbl~ ~9}Q0rt6t.

Die Gcurt Ncr Giwtcli1tri9cn StBun9cn scn
Scda GdUutY 0at cine g8atl oNternumt bic iiter
biz 6ra8e 6chntrn wrocn icu, TIM cen NInB ,,r
SaltunS Der IuAcmCjnrn, SpcicltCn uuo Ga,ms
l6ips2SaDIrn in 9Saibn9pn SauniGip tcIaotem
Gaunt9 ~ rrrlc3cn Upw gu Srinbrm, am 2Ifn
Sag N3dri 1856, an Dem 1Ttntlihrn SauIe vpn
.. mp s. 9etcr, in p0rbtiO9tcm Iaunltp.
Na6rtt riro Saber Girrmit grgrbrn RAG cine
gSabI fur it0In Gnr5prd unO tter jcne 5yra9c oc,
HaItm mcrScn fed, an Dem trIagtcn Gfcntlidcn
91ule mo Sortcnamtcu betmmtcn Belt, spjIGcn
ren Stulrcn, rviC Gur0 baS gticb sur 6altlmo
yen G1uDlt9ips SSaBten- sergsIariebtn miro.
r. Stelc Sttmmgcbrr.
Nii35. ro3n,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
Nfai estate.

q 1,,t.,,. CgSgtKslowEss'
raqgaxeepsle, !: \, ,v. 80 q p''
AuOrns,sA Counseilors~ t aaWf
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
assn soa,h sid. Of aac9ni tftet appo3ite LeSth'se
Block ,oyer fl.ey' 5 storh.
ANS boughtand ssid "a Commission. Hhfihs
/ 1sisc an office Ia kassern Ns@ ters, ~ 9 pm
RON which nlsrgee migration may bseN2eoleeaaFlIK
the prese nj season, W nave eAlSha1 a"N ""'@AsN
cssLose al lands . se.la! aeiilnEs.
,TrI,ospsassolisteJ OF Rod Estals 'eeariN.
REFER EseEs--
ssw very city, Peugakesps!e, N.Y.
a., Tam var .ureu Hon ChsttesH Knggles,
/" a. {. EiHgg, o'tDSttpeaa,
IS Charles o'IUnor, ID tsssei o. 49,
william e ,HaEcsneyer, = Senson tossing
AathoryJ hseeker, . ffoi.s. =. y. ''"''o'
MILAN. skiamcEe. tues, ~.
Albany, y. I. A3h. Laofsslo 9S! 'uS-'
Hi, Cag,oF \ Porter Cacago'i ~.
Hcgeooon,c, hiEg aGd ao!as h swift sao 70.
.rss,ps -nrniny Mile sad 70 wier,
anlI3d WIT 8It Wood gad IL.
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90 Lots for Sale

THE undegstRues ufc; Tor sale - sesf1..s!.
j tAtir adtitis t. lily Of Davenport, OF VA
Ierss--a credit ~ !, ?, ard I ytEfs Hibbe gl..
part!es sho siii lut'a lis serfeU.
Juae iaih, 1855 COOK sARGEsl
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For Sale.

~ DWELLING Hoases, r.ersantly siira.t5 ai
kcr's A3Jii!on TO city a laseGrGn. Al III
possession given Immediately Toms libtrsl
Jaly 9sIh. 1865 COON & SARGEsl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09

THE FARMERS GUIDE.

THE FARMERS GUIDE.
TO sElkAf1FIC 4 PRAC1I Al AGRICULTURE
~ htPl sfEPiRss I. T., OF Edinbafsh aud IL. az
n Neroh ifofessoE Of Sciegac AFficsiture ia al
~, .,ss h3tsen. .sos koysi Oclsyo 1893 pages.
ih!I a. eoRessaags tBs complete wort IN i,1
-, M Ahd ~ ofde' TO sgldsf eircgIa.
ASA "a. Pnutsneft have resolved 20 rsd1es tB- ayta
-, rive Dollars for the Two yolumss
wien ssHi HY talll post paid 20 Caf9rrj. ,,S f.s,
- ne 0 etsEg other gar Of lie LHos nd y
'Psaa ,go',,SsdI g. rE IAis 'soft Il no, tie * 5
KeulttaEeeI for try Of The lt-., nrE,;,.,f,. - .
#saa " t@ltrt'sas st.dalt "a ths frbilsher, ~ -
LEONARD - OFT & Co
- No, u GEL sue4a ksas YAH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
WHoLEsALE Az REIAIL

WHOLESALE ABD RETAIL
THE sub.CFlher aak received IRON ihs H.ss-H srd
Southern MARKETS. large ana vel seise,ed sto,s
soods OF al descriptions I c0ss use sHslsnF
81 Dry Goods, 'ots and shoes. Hats and rsps
al sssNs &c, GEssnswAte, Bural0 ECsss
Iissssr.as Dried Pruit. Gotten o. asg,
carpsl EksiH. Picking Yam G a. IS tHsoS Clan.
q. +. l. A. kEnep Ia sstt EerdsEr~
xs,'ssnd M-tiSnvx, lroU Eliiti uGs .sl sss.-..t
Castngs, NGils al kinds. GriHd.tgHsg
woAeNsase, Live Geese feathers. F9tcbS Cat q ~
ssie ans Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Hasksls. Psinssasd Ole, i've strNs q g.
Witch N he sod 1T snsil adysncs fOr Cesh 49,
fatend keeping everything n COMMON uss person.
wanting -sNerpi artirlas 0btsi jhstI EroHt vi
az the Brick store opposite ihs WIS, Bavenpnr! ses
5unss. s5s b FO4EBtEs
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Irter,ov ana Atlanta Y3,y

n ctes al ttsr above talks WI b. fs7sarj I'll
~ fanAiug Hrgaes saHe rates AZ cur agiln
wesseE slfr1ley. tUoh Il sARGEAi
Or 3 ~
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II O II I G e.!

- q. DAWSON. & CO, bzTe fotg'eI q
o. psrtnrrSaip Win r. n G,iggs, under the Bstar
and lyle Of Dawson. Grlsgs Co., 10 take efec'
Q L Tie I.t Gay .! November, 1858.
Ali petaors having uBtsttted accounts ia tho 90
ErLn are reQaesi-di - call and settle. oc.s5
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Cook & SARGENT, Davenport
Cook, SAhsEsT & PARREE, Rock Isl.K
Cook, Sal Ext & powKET, 10. Cts h
Goes. SAB, S1S peG, FL D, MofResI
M. ID, IS5s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
THE SHOE TRADE

IAvisG decreased car faeilislss fer gsnsfses,'-
ins tnd s.slnE IN 6ea, shsss sisd teathe = ~
~ -. cit ..rs ofDestzpO fieats greater IL
sUrsr.rgs t@zr Arsr Il sgy tssr cats ssd S0aes Of
ta-m Oar reegil stock asrsstsf Oil stvays cea-
ain egers description &c ss ssEeG L! tse rsopls
We alec are faski4R extensive btsf~tat3sns Tor
ghels.sietag xos4t Sc sssks, sac gai''tts cous-
g.. dealer, ~ EEi sIs sack Gad ptess,
asit.s oar ae.srfnfnzgz q 81 OF Is good terirt
gh,.y r,n bs psrshgsed .H - Isss o. Cb.esso
DA-ss&. Ga sGS q Go.
s.s.g EFsdsxt., drer fF, "a
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Selling RaleS If L4elap,s
BY c"@S sAEGEk.
Fort Des Moines Land hgea,1
IAN y w ARRANTs

THE undersigned have forss.aTsge H..
different slses, hich they i, eel for ss,l !
time to suit purchasers.
lbss viii pay pMtleplaT attention 10 .eIsf,ls,
io1 asion vi lnHdi III For nes Nome F5,, I
CaaritaB Aao uther NesteTH Lugd pfstl5rtt NJ
pay TRen or axes aid ignt b1Isiues sgerefeI,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
Sheffield Coal!

~TsfE shelf IA Mining and Transportation Company
are nor alaiEE one huadred ToHs o. Coal per
IA! aud el deliver IL By the load - tans at The
Depot a. gees Island d! Three Dollars per Ton Of
Two thousand poanas.
This Is superior Goal md Ii csaaieAg.y believed
hat Is IS tHeE. BTe pas cost cheaper taeE sny fael
now burned Ia this eIfy.
II quality ofta5 coal nay be SEGA :. Cook SAT.
GEMS Chlcs = EeTe Urders viii bs rscstss- fottt
Dave aPort, Dee p, 1855 cs-u
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The British Periodicals
AID TIE
Farmers Guide.
GREAT REDUCTION THE pRIcR
THs LATEkE FCsLicA TIo,

4fg Elsst lE!yorsrt eyen,s ss3JC PsI,t:rzf
NIh8ryow tgtaliaz the nations Of Tie ID HprF yivs
% these Fubcsions ~ nsreIt and walks they never bey
pCssessed They oCeEpy middle BET he
~ rEtsE nE- Ieiai crude 5pecGslors dying tumos
q s ana the Tome of III. I.turs
lang siteI lie Viag interest fsc,s he .rorf
5a hste zsset a8.y. The progress u lie va 10 tns
Las pecuy!eE large SPACE IA their pages Frsry r-nrs
ent Is COSBY et2sea, Ehetsr Of friend 0: Of fos and ali
4ngILcon4ngs teaElsssl{ pointed he letter. f, ~
GRiMEA ard from tie BALTIC in Bars.oos;. usSs1.
IRON two o. is sAe5t popular uutor gTy. 80.
tell .ibe end reliable Of moye4usn,. ~
ss..iEsfeIta uisn caE seShs:s be found. s'
These fsE53dieats ably f7pteasrt thrsa gs.Y
1ttiss 81 Ote@t Brtsin-Shg, fory, ard EaacsI -, vi
sties r ONLY ons ieatgre VI thsf character A. ys.
tina most toioeaa writer's on Science, Lilesturs sel,
sse hel hsE slaac E. they Lave stood urr.salsd
m ne q letters berg i.psnssbs % ths
scoar s1 the pf1fsts9nai man, Wills 10 Ire ir,gIIT..,
reateT o. class they furnish mcs corre,
record O e crreni literature of the dey t-Dn ~.
SorG tsn csH &c possioy ootsnss from ar
Aarty GOpies.
Tie reeefpt OF Advance Sheets from the R,,,.b %,
ge' seelt,ohe! value 70 lEsse ksppt. sspscsy during
le feis sAeiithE iiate u LsopsGn stas aasuuch a.
Trey loH De plscsc ln Toe ks1 o. sabs-ri.,s go.
sy0- ne OIL i4ai editions. 1880 -
5 -
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CNSNNPNIITAI ART hS.OtlAllu.ll
For Sale by the UndeIsignea'

For Sale by the UndeI5ignea' rssgf Il.
OF Elm block iG in The town OF NaSoII o,..",
- Depoil Also, sol 10 in .ha" 70, out thse MILF
10, tans ). acres ana IS shuateu No ibe hi'
being apou he Blur, sud eommand.is ~ Duuryspp,
MoilHe, The Island, AID iaaeo portion w.. for s
ard Rock isluuG iIisa very sssirtss''CS liIITEAu.
's, e Se' ,s.ar In UhIlaker q Grant l. on.
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To fkeEi, For sale On sipse, ar
aElI.lda. A.F ! 1raA

two ST2HY FRAME BUILDING. cspfssrFe.
Il tSB .ler. fo3n., wtih good cellar. artar them
tso %ellngg, good WELL % Folria st. opposite tAs
market soass. Enbniss 81 HessrA Ro&EkEER 4 Al.
tTa1s r -ssgs Sore Ffod. 81.
gsc -dg Ds. iGEATH'S LthGES.
Ger fi.tlsl. kE2 esrsss Aad che. ady.
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NOTICE.

aSokEY iouued Ct Reai f,late Stcggigy.
MI GOOD Paper discounted.
Rastern Eschsage Bougat hni Sold
Time Drafts, taceplanees discouo ieti
socks, Bopds bought, and solo - eoha woe.
kastern ollec4;oGs promptly made,
TALLHAS 4 POWERS,
pa.rafaf wlay- S.arr, s34ih lido of SscoGt -!srel
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IN S L r A n 9 /.
FIRE AND MARINE
Missouri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of 81. Louis.

sAPIIAL. YsvU, con, and CONSTANTLY iht!rAs =
DIRECTORS:
n q. Para. c.s.G reeiy .. ". Edge!.
Fnxy r. w Alexander, p. Wyman,
is HeCgao, d. Al January, &. n Peek,
Policies Issued from ~ days Ia six ysuIs. snc Ete
Irsared participate in tbs whole proals.
Ear into rtnattor .pcotrs o the prdcrNisuet 3gect
f,S Dsseupors. u, L. ONEENfoAi'
Jvly a.sn ,Ss tFSIy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
Hyd,sul c Cement

FLAT b1Afs and GF4n- B3gts. safs snE Ia
4 raIsr 10 soas eschi oas 3, 81 sslafg tasl-.
.l~ci.rt Cu-Guty Of lusFrs Z tsts .aF 2psJ aHa 10
Sosx WITT uade 81 tie oss -leei. SsYsTEI EeA-
ora sbSgI three coils pc fEeEa r. s5 ise1 1. ek
Also, suaii'ty 81 tsult.sr and irou ggGi s-
wiirh III ell h. sold a. er8ai S4Fgelu. FOR fpgther
gayTicui4Ts enE1t3e = sANtHL GsLtFE, Easg DEefr-
oOr. - Br!uass & BaeE Hampton, ~. gdec .-dtf}
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,

TALLMAN Il POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Off, so4sa siGs Of Secoaa Street, bsispssa
Brady G3aj Ngia.
sGipeoyed Fsens, sily property and unsupported
rad'fcr .a.e CO mmssion.
Sort stre. eytand situated on the bluf one Gnda
hslfu!ies~ sss Of Court House, having uponttseyer
al One yf-wsof river. reehespasl property IN 'se
yilrits OF Davenport. Can be- cough! very 10" oy
applying soou. ,s,,
s,y desirable no uses htae city iss 'als cheap
Improved fsrtns IN Scott couaiS near osFenpoH
1isry, quantity ogc aifnpro ed and ia Scott elm
ION G csr aud Mnscaline counties.
Vsx m ir55. TaLLHAN & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
,isIE unieT.Igned sre now Propafoa 70 Pfosate
l Land Warrsnts for ailpersons emitted 70 sneHi
under the iaIe get Of Congress
Land Warrants locs;ed ir asyo 60 Ia tho slals.
ThLi.MAS s. PoWEk
aps.tis tss5d-ti
NOTICE.
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Books 4 Stationary.

THE IN lerkisned has opened Geieai intel isensh
Office VITA cQ,npie,e Sc Of oka u witch ia on
rail Kinds OF HsSi aud rersoasi Property 'or al"
or for rent, tse cGee ef al SstHaAis wnp "lsu sot
laeaS In emiltes within the city, Misc the names "
E,ehanies L. berers and others seeking employment
40 hat these who In eesrca Of ioases Lands ser
yarts SC, csnnot sil film mediate success IL ohthis
lag eithe. BY calling at my Office. charges moderate
Call and register your waits OF orders and ,ney VA
receive prompt xtiert!oA. ~. N riELp.
pee !. 's9dly No. Commercial Buildings
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

rI1oWN PROPERTY-6lo lots for sale cheap, as
we have traded for same and will give good
bargain TO any one wanting TO buy.
sept4. CAMERON, MASON e. co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
EXECUTORS SALE OF

HALOO 1Olt ~ kAuL VI
REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Executors of Elijah Warden, des'd, by vir-
tue of the last will and testament of said decd,
will sell TO the highest bidder, on Monday, the Isl
day Of December, 1856, al Fayettc, in Howard
county, Missouri, before the Courthouse door
and while the Circuit Court is in session, the farm
in Howard county, belonging 10 said deceased
containing about two hundred acres, lying about
miles south of Glasgow. Said farm is in 4 good
state of cultivation, has a good Brick
Dwelling and necessary out houses, and good
orchard. The land is described as the Southeast
quarter OF Section thirty three in Township fifty
one, Range seventeen, with the exception OF the
Northwest corner, sold to Richard Dickens
Also thTty-slx acres, or thereabout, purchased of
said Dickens, and adjoining The said farm. The
said farm will be sold on credit of one and two
years, the purcaser giving bond and security, and
The deed withheld until payment of purchase non-
ley. WILLIAM E. WARDEN.
"-- ~ C. j. WARDEN, tg. q q.
aug. %, 1S56.-tds. ....- Executors.
cgS| Banner copy, till sale.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

rThe wolf trap patented by Frederick
Reuthe, Of Hartford, c., is curious affair.
The inventor has taken it to Canada to try
1t practically where the yarmints are plenty.
Two steel prongs fitting into close steel
or iron case, are provided with four barbed
points, upon which the bait is fixed. The
little thing is completed by Two small steel
tubes or pistol barrels running lengthwise
with the case on either side and provided
with cones for percussion caps. When the
animal seizes the meat, he pulls out the two
prongs upon which it is fastened, and in
doing so opens them, by powerful spring
thus forcing bis jaws wide arart and hold
ing them firmly by the cruel barbed points,
while at the same time both pistol barrels
arc simultaneously discharged down his
throat. 1t finishes him completely. Even
without the pistol shots no wolf could well
get awsy, with those barbsd point, in his
jaws,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
NOTICE.

- Those indebted to this Office, for Job Work OF
Advertising, are respectfully and earnestly re-
quested TO call and settle their accounts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

Goicouria demonstrated with him, remind
ing him Of the agreement between them; his
"Reminiscences were treated with cool con.
tempt. Disguised with Walkers bad faith,
and fullOf wrath, he proceeded to New
York, and made these disclosures.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
JOHN J. LOCKE
HOUSE, EFOTEE. AND STEAMBOAT
FURNISHING WAREROOMS,

UH7IL0HLI HNU IKE I.1IL,
10. los Fourth Street Ten Buildings,
rg# ST. LOUIS, MO-,
THiNE Cutlery, Silver plated Brittania, Plan
i ished, Japanned, and Plain Tinware, Wooden
and Willow ware, Feather Busters, Brushes,
DTooms. &C., sc. f
Including every article in the House FUhNrz-
ivG LrNE Would say TO Merchants and Dealers
generally Throughout the West, that my Stock Of
House Furnislingand Fancy Goods i: not equaleI
as 10 extent or variety in the Wo,t,-Having de-
;ermined, TO do strictly chsrr business, and re-
ceiving my goods directfron the Manufacturers
am enabled 10 offer as great, if rot greater, III.
duccments than any other house IN The Westerk
Country.
Country Merchants, while IN the city, are in
viied to cali.
Goods packed and sent 10 any part Of the seun
try. (sept. 1s, lS56-3mJ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

New YoRK, Nov. 28,--The $3.50 A. NJ.
express train from New York to Albany,
ran of the track this morning, at Williams
Bridge, while going alta moderate speed
Three passenger cars were trown of, one Of
them being little damaged, but the others
were uninjured. No one was hurt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
SHOES AND CATERS.

7 HAVE fine stock of Eastern made Shoes and
l. Caters, for gents, and boys, which am SELL
ing cheaper than such work can be had at any
other place in town.
s. STEINME7Z.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
IMPORTANT TO
EMP. BAGGlNG BALE ROPE

Ht " q is u
HEMP, BAGGlNG BALE ROPE
AND TIyINE LqNUEaCTURERS.
THE undersigned would most resrectenlly' call
l. the attention Of all those wishing TO engage in
the manufacture OF the above articles, 10 our new
and improved Machinery, gotten up for the ex-
press purpose; and from ten years experience in
such Machinery feel warranted in saving that IL
has no superior
Having recently invented a new and improved
BALE ROPE MACHINES,
which has been thoroughly tested and found 10
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
Complimentary.

The Post, published at Elizabethtown
Essex county. N. Y, gives US yer.
complimentary notice. Among other
things it says:
"Kansas will be for months, perhap:
wears to come, the theatre of exciting and
important events and il will be matter
of difficulty to CLEAN FROM mere party
papers through tie country true histo-
ry of the scenes that will be likely TO be
there enacted. The Herald of Freedom
is devoted, indeed, to the freedom o.
Kansas, and it is on the ground of ac-
ton, conducted by able editors, who are
though earnest and active in the cause
they have espoused, well informed of the
course of events, and fearless heralds o.
what they deem the truth.
&c. w. Brown, the editor, was a res
ident, and we believe native of this
county, and emigrated from Conneaut-
vile, Pa, where he was successful ed
itor and publisher, soon after the terrific
rial organization of Kansas
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
The Little Giant War !

A tremendous war has been raging
during the last few months, we see by
our exchanges, nor does it show signs OF
abatement. Lest our readers should
suppose we alude to the difficulties in
Kansas, we state without circumlocu-
ton, that we refer to the war among the
Corn Mills. The facts are like these,
Mr.. JAS. B. Chadwick of st. Louis, has
procured exclusive right of sale for the
celebrated Little Giant, through the
west, and has establishd numerous agen-
cies through his territory. The extreme
popularity which his Mill has acquired,
wherever known, has set at work a
crowd of imitators who are sufficiently
unscrupulous to seek to enjoy the benefit
of its reputation. Some boldly borrow
its plumage and assume to be genuine
Little Giants; others less unscrupulous,
content themselves with styling their
worthless ware Superior to the Little
Giants" or Improvement of Little Gil
ants" DC, DC.
The publishers of the Herald of Free
dom of this city have effected arrange
ments with Mr.. Chadwick for the gena-
ine ''Little Giant
A notice of Mr.. c., in another column
is especially noteworthy, as it seems that
persons manufacturing, vending or pur-
chasing are equally liable when patent
is intringed upon.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
wh7 not Speak the Truth ?

1t is surprising that a great paper
like the Cincinnati Columbian, with an
intelligent editor on vother subjects,
should display so much stupidity on
Kansas matters, as it is constantly doing.
We have just finished the perusal of a
long article in the number of the 9th inst.
It's arguments and facts are drawn mostly
from the St. Louis Republican, oneof the
most ultra papers published. The late
invasion from Missouri is called the 90 Sec
ond, and is almost justified by the CO.
lumbian.
The first mvasions of Kansas by armed
mobs from Missouri, was on the 29th of
November, 1854, when several thousand
came over from the border counties and
elected Gen. Whitfield to Congress, in
opposition to the wishes of the actual set
lers.
-
The second invasion was on the 30th of
March, 1856, when thousands were pour
ed in upon us, and elected our Legisla-
ture.
The third invasion was when those
representatives from Missouri, with
many of their constituents from the same
State, made their appearance at Pawnee,
and commenced legislating for the peo-.
pie of the Territory.
The fourth invasion was on the 1stday
of October last, when about two thousand
Missourians re-appeared at the border
towns of the Territory to again cast their
votes for Gen. Whitfield.
The fifth invasion commenced about
the 28th OF November last, when they
came with arms and cannon to complete
our subjugation, but who, after marching
into Kansas marched out again, having
done nothing but murdered one settler.
and made donkeys of;themselyes.
The sixth invasion resulted IN the de-
struction of the ballot box at Leayen-
worth on the 18th of December.
The seventh invasion is about being
inaugurated. the opening of which we
shall be able to chronicle in a few days,
and Heaven can only see the end.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-23
Flight of Fugitive Slaves.

A stampede Of slaves from the border
counties of Kentucky took place Sun
day night. The whereabouts of several
of them having been discovered in Gin
cinnati, officers proceeded to make
arrests. Upon approaching the house
where the slares were secreted, the latter
fired, wounding two or three spectators,
but not seriously. One slave woman
finding escape impossible, cut the throats
of her children, killing one instantly
and severely wounding two others. Six
of the fugitives were appreliended, but
eight are said to have escaped.