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From ias M.ait,v,sfyS} H3faii,
LOST CHILD


a little son OF les F. Wood ward,
Of Two Rivers, has been missing since
the 18th OF February Thi, disap-
pearanee most singular and mys-
ferrous, the particulars Of which we
give as inihutely detailed to us by the
father Of the boy. Mr.. Woodward
has been numbering during the winter
for Mr.. Wasmer, who has charge of
the business of Two Creeks, on Lake
Michigan, IL miles north OF Two Riv-
ers, for Messsrs Plster u Co., o! Mil
waukie. At this point there is a
steam saw mill AMI II pier; and
railroad has been con itructed rnnning
two lines west of Micllicot, at the end
Of which Mr.. Woodward and his wife
and three children were temporarily
residing. On the afternoon OF the
10th, between 8 and 4 o'clock, the lit
tie boy 3 years old, was playing alone
near the door Of the shanty; within
fifteen minutes from the ii ne he left
his mothers sight, be was missed and
no trace Of his whereabouts or fate
has been found. Search was imme.
diately commenced by Mrs, Wood.
ward and the hired girl, il which
they were soon Joined by Mr.. W., his
workmen and neiyhbors. All the
roadsin the neighborhood We're traced
aud the child was sought in the ad-
joining forests until 9 o'clock at night
when the darkness prevented further
efforts. At daylight onthe following
morning the search was resumed, and
continue / until Sunday morning when
the party were joined by two Indians.
No tidings Of the lost one, however,
could be gained, and ON the following
Friday, Saturday and Sunday twenty
three Indians offered their assistance
and the search was prosecuted with
renewed vigor and intereft bat With.
out the least success. .
Mr.. Woodward desires us to cor
rect any impression which may have
wrongfully gone abroad, to the effect
that he suspects the Indians OF having
stolen his child. He has bad no dit.
fcui,y with them and the story that
he kicked one of them out doors is un
true. He believes their assistance
was given in good faith and that the
interest ard sympathy indicated in
their conduct was genuine.
The little boy 10 described by his
father as follows: He has light hair,
bright blue eyes md \ fair complexion.
His features are small, his tee
sprightly and intelligent. He can
talk a little, and isnot afraid of'stran-
gers. He was dressed in black and
blue checkered woollen shirt, with
pantalettes ofblue woollen cloth, he
had on blue woollen stockings and
leather sho.s. His nune i Eldoras,
=, but when asked calls Do. He calls
his father by his Christian name
Lee
His parents cannot doubt that the
child's absence is chargeable to SONS
human agency, as they have seen nc
tracks or other indication Of bears OF
wolves any where in the vicinity du
ring the winter; and such thorough
search has been nnde in the vicinity
ef Two Creeks as 70 induce the t,slie
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The Old Pioneer Bakery sfill ahead!

y,HH subscrioer has recently made extensive prep.
! srs,ions for the ,manuiacture of autter, Sugar,
Bostop Coda, Pic Nc, Water and Oyster C.ackees,
Pilot bread, So, &c, together with good assost.
msni OF Loaf Bread, cskss and Rusks. -.ar 4
hsye also purchased the fateRt Right for Scott
county, for the manuiaatuse of Crcm & faul,s
PATxNf LOAF BREAD,
made BY Machinery. The advantages claimed for
his pTocessof naktng 6raad, are these, ne Bread 10
spcs it's much whisef and NOR even, II Keeps UGH
longer without Decoaane salcS snd 10 nsny persons
hsndsoroe as the finest French roll, II goes hrhsr
and II ini0 "a who haye new
srused BaAe er's Bread 0sfores I shall continue 10
run n Rresd Wage as heretofore fn Offering the
aooys articles, on a9Rswhch cannot iaii 70 give
tire satisfscton, nope 70 be able 70 supply all who
may favsr ne with thetr patronage. 2Jhsnkfal for
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed 70. uANhL nooHE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrovs q Prsttymen's Steam Mills.
DaYsnpor r., May %, is56-dti znsr r5 g4g \
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A witty fellow slipped down en- an
icy pavement. While sitting, be
muttered, ! have no desiu TO see the
town burned down, but sincerely
wish the streets were laid in ashes
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TINE subscriber intending erect large MILL q,
/ waisrtown, q nonrships town recently laid out oa
the Mississippi few miles Abovs his present locality,
nov offers the above named property efigby situassd
In the town OF Moline, on very reasonable s-Tnu -
Thsbu uiidng two stories, 1885 By 40 feet with Ill AZ
ths n,sshnery and of the most afproved description
ususy oousected with sn ssisbishnaht ~ hs kind :.
The planning machine 10 Wacdworths patent, which
with aias sAws propelled BY twenty four horse
power engine. The Of power Is rented fog sash
and blind and spoke factory Any person wishing 3
Cd and highly profitable would DO well 70 cell early on
the subscriber, be ID disposed 60 seh very
reason able terms r-4,7 l.oNxst NoiRsA. 4
| kI.iln Erl
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SIDNEY Smith ON Kus,ss. The
Rev. Sydney Smith once said, in wri-
ting Of kissing: We are in favor Of a
certain degree Of shyness when kiss
is proposed, 5ut it should not b. con.
trnued too long; and when theiair one
gives it, let it be administered with
warmth and energy. Let there be
soul in it, If she closes her eyes and
sighs deeply immediately alter it, the
effect is greater. She should be care.
ful not slobber a kiss, but give il as q
humming bird runs his bill into hon.
ey suckle-deep but delicate. There
is much vi,tne in kiss when well de-
.ivered. We have had the memory
ofons we received in our youth, which
has lasted rs forty years, and we be-
lisve it will be one OF the last things
we shall think Of when we die.
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~ SANDERS & BROTHER. V

that he has been taken out Of the
neighborhood.
Mr.. Woodward desires us to call
the particular attention OF editors to
this notice; and he will chesrfully re-
ward, to the extent Of his ability, any
one who will return his LIST boy to
his parents at Two Rivers, or give in.
formation Of him, whether dead OF
alive.
The event 10 involved in the deep
est mystery, and the effect upon the
parents is beyond expression, tortur.
ing and affective.
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n Stores, stores,

AND THE ANSW EH ~ sKVS EsI
A EhOUGH wecannot keep oh hand some eopa
1of 1900 Stoves, sssome 81 our nsighbors, the re-
are, We cell so cheap and good article Of
stoves that II becomes difncuft TO supply tse de-
ma4c but new supply Of freight cs 70 have arrive
and been placed on our road, end We have completed
our srrangene nts ssto be able ss supply the
dem ands ofail, be the same MORE OR Less.
So aftsf looking sround among all the aoNs
HORSE" Stove shops In tlais city, n NO purpose,
come to Es es4AF &N& 5
Twitehsu = etllerts,
The only 6toys HMporiun In fho west; and bus q
Stove isa stecs. In our prices, for ,cssapness,
W defy al eompetition--every article rsrrastea,
npd II net satisfactory, We refund tne money. Among
Our assortment may be found The cole bratcd
Forest Oak, for wood OF csgf; the Climax;
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating stoves.--
Tin and Copper Wsreon hand at al times. Roof.
ing, Jobbing, &c. done TO order. EM
sra4y Street, nearly SpRosits .ss T, O.
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Stopts.
DUY YOUR STOVKg ga.
y AT TIE
GREAT wEsTERA CINCINNATI
s T o v = g TO r =
And Tin Ware Mandatory.
! ID street, doors Last Of Harrison,
Wholesale I'd Retail
BUT YOUR sTOvRs

XVTHKRE will iiaisays bero sss oftls besiss
w sortme ats 81 Sioses, Tin tate, Sheet len
Wire, ,apanned ware, liz, sn.el tron and ci't, =
Wsrsta this city. Among b sssSsFnsst q
3 + OV
aIe tle seieals.sS t.tiInax and Charter J&a le,,t
Stoves, coal ~ sooi; 4. full, agd complete 81.
sortment Parl6r, 10 aaa Heating sfoves, ELEVATED
oven Stoves, and msHy other paiIesns too numtr
GUS 10 mention. Our motto Is, quick Sales and
Small Profs Good work, all wsrsantsd Or no sAi'i
one dollar save IL dollar Enedi Lni oy calling
ct this Stove store Yon will save I! sot get iusf e.
good nm article "a al sus otaer no. ~
Particular naon patdto HolsE Eouhhgi SpoAt.
ing and JOB Work in general Gus o. good Fin snd
slocE, hoping 20 receive oi t5e public pal.
ronaSe BY shis motto: "Qaiek Feles ard Small
ProhfsD sapg; H. l.. HORNE. q
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err market. " 9 have sb Aand ard ngo Eooelv1aa
IS short intrlsaIs siditons ~ The alsseAy iasss
stock OF 6oots above NJ sntionsd fo4sshoV W11h
1u6alo Robes, Fancy Eehss. rur cseas, -.
All Of which we are prepared 10 ssl1 f4e eaGA -
rstesas Low as canbe foaad lo tbs veetefD naykss
shipping xayS 1euGAt.
at11 vkRDE9 q CkANpTON,
second street, Three dooIs Rast pf Bssdy
Us supoyt Oct 70 5s 81 as 1sa
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rennsyivania Railroad !.

Three Daily Through Trasas between Ph4sdslphi,
leaves Phiiadeiphis for Pittsburgst u A. n, and
Piissbureh fer Philadelpb Al. A. ~. The fsst tns
iesy a. PhiadeIphisat P. N. and Pitsburs for Phil
sdei phia AZ p. n. THE NIGHT kxPREsS tfail
leaves Philadephia for Pittsbufgh at IL n. and
Pit,sbureh for Psiiadslphia at Il p. N.
The ABOVE lines connsct st Pittsburgh with ths
Railroads 10 and from 81. Louis, No., Alton, Gssn.
and Chicago, Ill. Frsnkfort, Lexington and Louis
yiie, KY; Terre Hauts, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
ErnesyilIe, Massilon snd Wooster, Ohio; also, W!l
ne steam packet boats from and 10 New OEleGns
~ louis, Louisvilie and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had 70 srfrsp other Of ths
above places -.
ent starting points, PssssRgss from the Wsa viii
PnIl adelphia, Balrnaore, New York or Boston.
THO's. MOORE, AGENT Passenger ldHes, Phils.
J. MEsKlMEN, Agent fas sengcr fiues, Pitts.
Phiia. Nov I'd ,5S day y lz I. taEI
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. ~ FORGE ALLIN1 q To, Junction ef Front sad
" second, agents for the sale sf baudtaa lots 10
he ssoys town, which they now Offer sale at los
nsurs North Florence y sisxassd On ths Misseur Rv-
en- 10 miles above 0mahs City, aud has all the ssitss
for city Having plenty Of stone aud ttmb 1, and
40 VdltoaAnvo Dsblo10Rt
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H. DARLINGTON & CO.,
A r TO K N y vs. AT u a w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once, corner OF Main and Second sirssts, oppo-
site LeClaire House. III
Collections made and proceeds promptly remit,ed
10 all parts OF the UaHei etates
Money 10 loan Real Estate or Otherwise.
Money located for others on co nm 'ssion.
Lands loea ted Ihroughoatthe Northwest.
REFERENCEs.
p. Gibson, ESQ, pash'r. Bank sf Baltimore.
w. Towasssd, Esq. Bank Of Chester co.,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris x Jpnss Co, Philadelphia,
HOPES y Townsend,
p. woodward y Co, Bankers, Chicago,
Darby d Bafsstaie, =" st. Louis,
De. 8 "A Ctarks.Sec. America lns Co. do
r. L. Lsecn TO, ritubure,
Day 4 datiack. Ginclnsat,
MeiIrssor, Lawss Haksmor,, b8vsnp5a,
Rdwtn Smith, Esq, do zE---=-
-'-N= Nov q 'Sb dw6m t.r
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LAND AGENTS Il Plorsnes, Nebraska Terry
=. BREWSTElS bKNiGHTs
Lands entered and WaIrants loestat ID Sioux City
Port Dodge And Council 8iaHs. sa5e e.5.s --
PCollectiops promptly attended 10. ...ss-. .
EP.BREWSTER, b. p. KNIGHT, Z
Any. 4 CaunT. at iAw.,i Civil Ensinessh Surveyor
- -REFER To- n /
DAWSON j. TIas, Esqrs, sditsr GAls..s,
Il. Price, ESQ.,, -.a;ss i 1T. Lane ESQ.
MaH 30, iN-dly - -
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SzO, OOO .
II A r D w AR +
ON COMMISSION N-sIaN OF The
47 q a ID z T.
NEW stofson Second Street, four doors east Of
IN Brady. Carpenters, Builders, Blacksmiths, Ma
chinists, nnners and Farmers will here find large
and we'll aorted stock of shelf and heavy hardware,
which will be sold by the undefdEned Al sen 70 twsn
ty-hye Der cent. less than ever before offered a This
Country dealer. can buy At this store a. as low
''IS ssiy = a,f J.c. wAsHBugs.
Hydraulic Cement.
or Wster Lime, kept constantly on hand andiof
" sale by y
Oct26-dn - bURHoWs q fhEII1N1N
Notice.
Office is hereby gwen tina. have this day admit.
HENRY II. SMITH
Davenport, Jan, Ist, 1857. feb2s Imef .
Iowa Seed Sower
ITO be seen and for sale al J, C. Washbufn's ",
L Hardware store and Foreman's auction Roc m:
1ne cheapest and best Sower QUIT sSws one 100
vide, and any klnaof sssd y 1bs nasnin, ,e,, DO"
BrndIey 4. RrOckcIs,
Dealers In Paints, Oils, sash Doors, Blinds 30.
We are now reesiying large sssorsnsnt 1 men Of Of
.sp.s4 NO. '0'0'0 nI4cS DaSSsSPoRT. sSissi + IowA.
& 0N0 BOXES New York Glas, IN store and for
S,O6O sale at No. 10000.
1000 600 !. % sssf. s:a sna s% a'
| asle ii No. n,o0O. -7-----r-
| PRUshEs--aiTE Kinds FOR sale s
VrARSIsHEs-Coaeb Furniture and Damar, .
supsrtne article ,et s.leLl No lo.ooo
TUBE CoLoKs ine largest asserInteny ever bro'i
TO mi. market at No. lo,ooe
pATKsT bEYkh; inc ea.. article in use 'or ssi'
w a BRADLEY q saocKgTT.
lnILs--Bolicd and Lin.esd Ollty inr Bbi:
~ =f e BRADLEY BRoCkEII
| pLiNDs, a large .sIoytmt ]. q hoehes.er Blnds
| TRYsTAL Plate lass for co1ches snd sho eaaei
septai BRADLEY = BGOCKETT.
/ '7cAsEs H.nssn G.ss., ~
~ 10" T. Wad'' & ! SON, ct,t's + ,s.'A Green
yellow
" Paris arec1,
8 Z" American vermillion,
s " Burnt TIMBER,
| BRADLEY BRDCKETT,
Movie No. ia.0e1. Brsdy 81, e"rne' ath
Glazed Windows.
L6RG K assortment of Windows hs nd vary
IA ing il size from, SxI0 TO l2xl5. a Lson dgures
fof sale by BRADLEY BROCKBTT,
~ No IL, 200 corner Of 4th and Brady Sts.
sept24tf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
wooden Pumps.
SoMNENIsonW + on Wooden Pumps are entirely un-
necessary as everybody 10 acqu aintsd with their
utility and their preference over any othsr Kind
msnufactured. They don't get out Of repair, nor do
tAey sfssxs up, while they are cheaper thsn all 9th
Or pumps. those persons who wish 10 witness their
operation can call At Capt. X. Lowry's, upon the
subscriber, whore they will sse how easily they
work. '
Ofders left with D. L, shorey. Esq DsvsnPorts
click, or at Mr.. o. Washburn's hard store, on
econd street, will be attended 10 with promptness
and adelity J. G. SHUkEf,
JauI5'57 DIV at Davenport Mscaina Works.
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professional Qaros.
Iau1I,rs.

rHEo. GukLICH. Nv. STEWART
GUELICH s. STEWART.
Attorneys and counssllors ct Law, Notariss
Public, %.
Convey sneing, IBveaiZ iZaiions OF Titles, Payment
Of Taxes, Loaning and Investment Of Money, and
all other regular business promptly attended 10.
once on Si ~. In 'Atktnson's Block, opposite the
Lee laire Row, .1 -
cp4du DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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90 New Meat shop. s1-
The Choicest Fress Meat: and at the

The ChOiCoEI FrOah M0a @ and 0H the
LOWest PrtcesI
yXTs D. MOORE has ,ust opened 3 Neat Shop
w on Brady street, bstveen tonrth sud Hsith
sasortsnt Of the choeess Meats ogesed the Dss
enport public The patronage OF families u respectful
iy roiicited as not only viii Meas fs good, bu>
PRICES low. There's no use going dasu ssn for Beef
Mutton Pork etc. when you supply yourselves with
the best at #Et HtfsAfFh" W. II. moOhk's.t
uovlQtf -.r-a -rr. E. EfEc -
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nav RTJARDING,

AIRS. H. C. Adams has openeda house. for Ds,
M Boarders at the 90 orner Of kcurth and Main ste.
In the house ov ned by Hon. Thcrinston, wher
| she can accom- modate soaie siteen OF twnty day
| boarders. @aa Is #.[ 81, S4E
One room suitable 81 gentleman ahdsits toletI
lfGoo. &
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Fall And Winter Gssl1
AT Thn
New Hat, Cap and Fur Utoro.

NM woslA moe,
w fseDosoeny0e
hoenee 70 ourhio ioAA1
and 0o eosiseus eS
davenport aAl Vi.
entity nat ve ga
ofer theD induce
~ eutg " pursAase
froR oar etosk Of
naeA, Cops u
L0QAeDs FuHA,
= VA n - = vsss- -.
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New Store and New Goods
E. 4 r. H. TYNER
A sutton Co. corner oi Roas Tsasd sdess .ad sssoOs
stresta an entire new stock Of
DRY GODS,
Bought by one Of tho frm in .he eit- OF New York,
expressly for this market and well saitsd to shs trade
and ssssou Our stock OF
s LADIES' DRESS GOODS r.
Il large, aud comprises great many elegant stylss
and pssternS Black, Fancy, Plain, Striped Plaid
i.h and 'each aernas, Paranstfs cichs, 30. Also,
heavy stock Of Msrrimsck Cocheea, Ray Slate Phil.
ip AiIsn's and other good brands Of
.--------~------srRryTy
All Of whish viii bs sod al low prizes FL
! - ssa CLoAKs AND MANTfLLAs
This department OF our stuck Is fun sad esrnpist.,
aud contains great many new styles, bought direct
nf ths s,snuAetsress siso splendid assortment Of
cLoAKISG CLOTHS,
Long aud squsre BroehA and Bay state shawis,
sroshs Seasis A. Also nice variety q ladies', Opera
Hoshry, Gloves, &c. oursieck Of .E sV
EMBRoIpERIEs g,
Contains great many beautiful Collars. Handler.
ehisfs, Sleeves, Banda Flouncng, l.ss and Eigiags
ana aeompiete stock OF Velvet aud other nrsss AID
Cloak Trimmings Our stock of
5E*.a .% STAPLE GOODS
is very large and contains splendid vattsl, Of IA
BsukstA, Rsos q and Dissshed Muskns a ma b,lIi,nys
Ticking, Wooien sas Canton Rlsaneis. Lindssys Dsn
inns, Crash, &c.
our soo. we're boa Sht with the .n ,snou Of
here about tho fssl - ast month"; but Ne we're nas able
to procure room. The season has so fss aivsI5rsd
shAk We will sell them ~ very low pIioss low not
iower than were ever before offered a this . Ia ofer
q tnsksrcom for oar spring stoSS u goods
Lbs potac are RESPECTFULLY Invited TO call add
sar gopds asd prisss. i. II. H.gffNEH
Davenport Jan Is
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PRNNsYLVANIA RAILR0AD.
liLl 49,


The great Central Route, connecsnes the Al kntc
western States BY tinuous Rail way direct. Ihte
road also connccts n Ptttsburyh wltn daily line OF
Steamers 70 ali psrls the Western Eyors, and ~
Cleveland and sndusky With steamers TO all ports
mi ,,e NoYh western Lakes; making Tho most d.
rect, eheapsst Gsd rsiStts rSsts pJ ahca freiSns
can be for rwarded TO and from the & reas Wet.
Rates between Phladslphia and Pittsburg,
first Siassmsoqn,s, sass r., shos:, a;Sss. sts> ~
boxes, bales and trunksp Drugs
(in boxes d bales,) Furs, Feathers,J
second Glass -. Domestic Sheet
ing, Starting and Ticking tin orisi-
nal baIes,) Drugs (in easks,l Hard 7ae isot
ware, Lea ther Ii rolls or |bcxss,t t4 -f
Wool and sheep Psits, Eastward. af t
Third Class...Anyils, Steel ~
Chains tia casks, Hemp, Bacon 81
Pork, Sailed qoose OF IN sacks)To- fGse 100 ,
| bacco, nlanu6etared, texcspt Ci.
9sYs or cuI)drc. rs~e ne
Fourth Glass. .Cofes, Fish, Bkl
con, Beef & Pork, I'm ossks or box "
ss sastward,) Lard d Lard Oil, I5e 100 b
Lead, Nsiis, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DE. r. Ell
ELouK- ~ per barrel until fnrth cs notice.
GRAINS SO cte. per 400 . until further notice. -
OOIToN---sa per bale, poi .sIe.edinG sou los,
weight anti, futheT notice.
IT PIN pping e Goods from any pen' cast o! fhti
sdsl phia bs particular 70 mark paeksg ,sis Peas
srfvani0 Raitroaa.o All goods ed 10 the q
rsn,s Tor this Road at Philadeiphis oI f.sburg wiz
Sc forwarded without detention. p.
Fsgisur AaExrs.--HarriS, Wormiy 4 Co., Mem
phis, Tenn, 4. F. Sass Co., ST. Logis,l 9. Miteh
eli q Son, evansville, lad; DsmesDii, Bell 4 Bur
dock, and Carter 4 Jewe,s, Louisville ,hy! r. Mel
drum, Madison, ind; sEfiyman e hrerI and Irwin
o: Lseoh q Co., "a kiibyst. Boston; Leeeh 4 Go.
. Aslor House n. York; William o.. aud Z Batter
Place, New York; 4. J sneedsr, PLilsdelphis; Ma
raw i Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c9fsanciss0i, Pits
H.H. Hou sToS. ssss-si Freixkt 4g.st, pAsis
H. J.LONBAERT, ssSt. Ass1vxs, Pa
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= ,peubls Belts, Double Price, made to order
It. Louis, Mch.lA dly4
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
LAWRENCE, KANSAS SATURDAY. JANUARY 1867. 5

the peaceful influences. of our genial
institutions, there will be large field
opened for the development of the
higher traits of Indian character. And
it win be surprising, if in a few years
we do not have amongst our Indian
population statesmen,juri and NOR
alists, equal to the most talented in the
country. The influence of the Indians
upon the whites may also be very
beneficial. By assimilating with the
whites they will become part and
parcel of the body polite. What is
to hinder their noble influences from
permeating the whole community :?
Their generosity. and their confidence
in each other, are noble traits of char
acter, which many might initiate with
out detriment. Although we have
followed this tribe through many gen.
erations, and seen its gradual decay,
yet it has never been viewed in SO in
teresting position as the present
Just emerging from barbarism into
civilized life, it may truly be said that
ga nation has been born in a day
TO BE CoNFINUED.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
Selected poetry.
To ths Unconquered.
sy A. J. II. DuaANSE.


/ am near to you, ye suffering men,
Wherever on earth ye dwell;
Mine hearts best tongue is mine iron pen,
Mine iron thoughts to tell.
0, would to God that the living fire,
Which glows within that heart,
Might reach We through my flashing Tyre,
And all It's soul imparti --
Jehovah spake in olden time,
Through Israel's glorious seers,
Till the naughty spirit Of royal crimes
Bent with Its craven fears;
And Jehovah speaketh in this our day,
Wherever, on land or sea,
A brave, truelheart shall sing or pray,
That its brethren may be free.
I would tell We. brethren of every cline
Ye children of every soil
That the sayiors of freedom throughout all
time,
Have sprung from the ranks of Toll.
! would tell ye, all who suffer and want.
Who live by the sweat of brow
That We are our Gods apostolate,
And your time to act is now.
Ay, NOW, when the foot of tyrant might
Is trampling the olden world
When the radiant banner of human right
In darkness hath been furled;
o, NOW, when kings in their festal hall,
Deride the struggling soul
Arisei and point We upon the wall,
A peoples judgment scroll!
There is never night for the Peoples cause
That is not thick-set with stars
And Freedoms sleep is buta breathing -paus,
For strength to burst her bars;
For the day alone hath come the i'll,
For the day it hath sufficed;
And the gloom that closed ON Calvsry's hill
Shall break with the risen Christ
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
Tempest In a Teapot.

Reader. did you ever visit a theatre,
and see the mock hero, with bristling
hair, staring eyes, and agonized c0un-
tenance, tearing a passion in pieces?
If you have, or have not, read the Le-
compton Union of this week. There the
true heroic hourishes in all its glory.
Jove jumps into his teapot-and
heavens what splurge! He seizes
bis thunderbolts, and with wrath he
deals damnation round the land. eft
is terrible, very terrible. Poor Gov.
Geary and President Pierce; we won
der if they survive. The Herald Of
Freedom, toe, received shaft. It
may not stand many such-particu.
iarly if its two. best friends should be
suddenly destroyed. Peace in Kansas
while Jove is here Shades of Pat
rick Henry-'there is no peace %
The thunderer says: 1--WE are greatly
in the majority. The Free State par
ty dare not meet us at the ballot box. "
Dare not mo I! they dare not
Stand from under. Another goose
quill gun is to be fired. We wait
with painful anxiety the coming news.
Who is dead and who is wounded, are
questions in which society is deeply,
anxiously interested.