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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
James Christisn,

a TT0REEY AND CoESSELoK At Law,
"a Lawreuce- kaEisas Territory viii attend
promptly % ali business es1usted 70 his care,
in the various Courts Of the FerFiteEy. Having
81 experience sf ssme years ss q lawyer IN the
Solth and West, and being familiar with the
Pre-esnrzion laws, be fatters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction 70 ali who may
favor him with their patronage in eltaini1s
pre- enption 70 lands, eoIlestion of debts, and
in getting redress fog bloody moses.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Special Notice.

The Kansas Central Committee have, at the
present time, over $4,000 in their possession,
which they have received from the National
Kansas Committee, with which they We're in
structed to purchase and distribute provisions
to the destitute settlers Ia Kansas. It is hoped
that the citizens of the Territory win see that
this fund is properly appropriated, to relieve
the suffering inhabitants.
AS much complaint has been made with re-
gar to the partial and political appropriations
of that COMMITTEES. it has been deemed neces-
sary in future. to have all contributions that
pass through the hands Of the National Com
nittee, placed in hands that viii llequitably dis
tribute it for the purposes intended. We have,
therefore appointed CHAS. STEARNS, Esq,
of Lawrence, to assist the undersigned in dis
bursiug the provisions, DC, contributed by the
friends of humanity in the East; and Rev. E.
Mute, Rev. sly. Lum, Rev. c. II Lovejoy, Rev.
G.. w. Hutchinson. and n. Wattles, ESQ, have
been appointed committee to enquire into the
wants of the people, and give orders for their
supply. Local agents appointed by THAD-
DEUS HYATT, Esq. or the undersigned, as
also those appointed by the people in the sari-
oHs districts. are requested to report to the
above gentlemen any cases which may require
relief in their respective neighborhoods, and,
as far as the funds will Justify, they viii be
supplied with provisions, &c.
Several thousand dollars worth Of clothing
have been shipped by the National Committee,
which, we regret to say, have been detained by
the unexpected close of navigation. Every
effort will be made to have them in the Terri
Is soon as possible.
All persons who have received information
of money or goods having been forwarded to
them, through the National Committee. and
who have not received them, requested, IN
the absence Of the undersigned, 20 comrnuni-
eate any information they may have in re-
gard to them, to G. W. Hutchinson, at Law
renee, SO that we may take measures to have
them reach the owners. as soon IS navigation
opens. w. F. n. Army,
81 Gen1 Ag't Nat. Kansas Com.
L IaUreuce Jau 2d TSha
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Lawreace Saddle and Harness
IE~.

lanes g. SANDS, has always on hand
- an assortment Of everYthingin in his Iins,or
max 6 the same TO order on the shortest no
tee Saddles, Harness. Brides Saddle Bags,
Collars, Spurs, Pistol Holsters. Belu. Lashes.
Nhang Leather, Copper Rivets, ,ese. -. -.
Indian or Fancy Brides, and Aar.iBgais.
on hand, also superior lot Of Baaalo ossr-
shoes. s = s2ss@ 80
Lawrence. Hcv. Is, 1856 - xssesss
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WILLIAM D. SNOW.
e The Great War.

Iy7HICH the ladies of Lawrence declared
w against .FuIleras Grog Shop has ended
with victsry on the side Of Temperance. and
the building is now used by the subscribers Is
store room for Dry Goods, Groecries: and
Provisions; and cordial inyitation Is hereby
extended to all-but especially to theLApIEs-
30 give rs call, and RewiH do the very best
for them that yse can. One thing Is certain:
they will not be annoyed with the poisonous
infiuencc ofuAisEy.
= = CAMPBELL & cosEBooN.
s Just received, 100 pounds effresh Burter.
Lawrence. Jan 10, 1857. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

re- Save Your files of the HERALD
OF Freedom. We could sell a dozen
copies of the first volume at so each,
if we had them, but they cannot be
obtained Mt any price. =
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

secure the object. Should Missouri
again invade our towns-her armies
will retire before the tread of Federal
power. Should they march their hosts
and take possession of our Ballot Box
es-they viii have their labor for their
pains. The day of triaing is past.
and Gov. Geary is not the man to see
theright of suffrage taken from a asingle
American citizen. Ono broad princi-
pie viii characterize his executive pol
ley, and he viii adhere inAexibly to 1T,
though it should imprison Free State
as well as pro-slavery men.
Then, friend Brown, tell our friends
to come on and secure them homes, and
invest their capital. We hare peace
within our borders and prosperity be-
fore US. Most Respectfully, Yours
dc. 8. d. HOUSTON. =
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Kansas United States Mail Stages,

-Bettseen L01cre1zce and LedUenHoTtk:
@ sUTHERLAND's daily line viii leave the
~. above points every morning az half past
seven o'clock, Sundays exeeptcd.)
Passengers viii register THAR names for seats
at she Cincinnati House. Lawrence, and the
Planters House, LeaveHworth.
~ Express packages win be carried be-
tween the two points. at f 4 5 4
s. SUTHERLAND, Proprietor.
Lawrence, Dec. q, 1856 - - 49,
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re- Through the kindness of the
Governor of Wisconsin, the Editor
of the Herald of Freedom has received
a commission as Commissioner of
Deeds, &C., for the State of Wiscon-
sin. He has been qualified, and now
prepared to take acknowledgment of
deeds and other instruments of writing
for that State.
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Attention.

NIOTIcEis Is hereby given 10 .fbe shsrehold-
IN ers of the w Wakarnsa City town site. that
the instalmenfs on said shares n1nss Be paid
on or before the first day Of February next, q
said shsres viii be otherwise dispssed Of, to
satisfy the same By order Of the Board of
Trustees. . j. i. c0FFEY, Secretary.
Wakarusa City, Ja.ss 5th, ls5I-lt- = -.
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ON The 23d Of November last, between
~ Lecanpton and Westporf a Hand Tr1ink.
with the name Of "John AcAlpin. Pitfsburg
Pa" distinctly marked on the. brass plate
over the lock. A. liberal reward win be
given for its delivery 10 any Stage Agent on
the line. E. 4. PHILLIPS & CO.
Lawrence. Jan. 3, is57.-lt- ss
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The Teeth / The TsefhII

The Teeth! The Teeth! =
lAR. 3. "a. AAkSHh1L, DHryTaST,
II would respectfully inform .he citizens
of Kansas Territory. that he has perna-
nently located in the city of Leavenworth.
ALI operations in his line performed in the
latest. neatest, and most approved manner.
With an experience of sixteen years in city
practice, and a close observation Of all the
latest Improvements in the profession he feels
prepared TO pledge himself 70 give entire
satisfactionto TO all who may consult him.
.B Teeth examined, and advice given free
of charge.
Office on Delaware street opposite Nc
Cracken's. 'E $50
LeaYenworth City, Jan. 3, 1857.
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Co.nmissian ,Honse at nuindaro.

TINE undersigned have commenced the eyecz
IL ton Of ware house at this eplace,s and
viii be pfepsred 70 transact . Commission and
Forwarding business, On the opening Of spring
nzs-ieatian. ssea .s HALL q ENGLISH :
Quindaro' Jan. 10, 15s7.--tf - - -.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
R We design to commence our

next issue with an edition of 5000.
We hope, by the first Of March, to
reach 5000, and shall do so at the
present rates of increase.
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70 Tnvalids.

CoRN-STARCH. Tapioca. Arrow Root.
" and Rice. for sale at the lawrence Pro-
4sision Depot, opposite the Post Office. si
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Kansas Land Agency.

ID s. STEVENS, General Land AGENT, and
h attorney st Las,TIecazPtons X. t.
" n devote particnlsF attention to ell business
II Land CoaTt, and to the selecting and ioestr
ingo Izlds, fling Claims, securing Patents,
sy maiI proaptlg answered, free Of charge.
ofEce L s<zas bz;iding with hEssistl sOfacs.
Eoa SzLEss<s ss Ee Sc, oAis ssrssa
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Land Agency.

T0IIN B. WOOD respectfully informs the
y public that he has taken an Office in Mr.. c.
Stearns' store, opposite the post-office. Massa-
chusetts street, where he viii be happy to as
sist those who may wish to buy or sell real
estate in this city or Territory. Te his large
circle of acquaintance in New England he ;rnsts
no recommendations on his part are necessary,
and to such of them and others, in different
parts of the country, rs wish to invest money
in Kansas, he tenders his services, and assures
them that all business entrusted to him shall be
attended TO with fidelity and despatch. =
Persons addressing him viii please write
faEsGs" on their letters, and not F" X. T"
Wanted. 10 acres of land in the immediate
vicinity of Lawrence, for fruit and flower
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Claim Notice.

hereby rsquet.t 81! persons GOT 70 interfere
L with the southeast quarters eestion nuni-
Der eleFen.in township number fourteen soHth.
IN range number nineteen east. as Intend pre-
efnRtins the same for home. althcngh nIy iife
i thsestene5 by 9 person who Is hoidine al
adjoining claim, and laborine % hold mine. 80
asto preeiede me from enjoying quiet pesses-
sion for the present, and making TIE Improve
nents desire. JUN1US A. JONES.
Lawrence, Dec. Is, Ie56-3ms
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Street Conversation.

III NOOD morning, Mrs. H.; where are YOU
~ going so earlyrsaid the amiable Mrs
c., as, on opening her outside door, one
bitter cold morning, she observed her neigh
Dor, closely wrapped in cloak and shawl, on
her way TO the centre of the town.
up street, on business: where else do you
suppose housekeeper like myself would be
going SO earlyT replied Mrs. H., with
smile of self-assurance on her countenance,
as she inwardly contrasted her own prompt
ness with what she considered the dilatorl-
ness of her less energetic neighbor.
What business draws you up street SO
early?' inquired the inquisitiye Mrs. G.
20 this horrible shopping replied her
friend - Why, yestarday, it took me until
half-Past eleven. to purchase wila. naadnd
for dinner; and, of cOuise, DIR. H. was rather
cross, at not finding dinner ready So !
thought would start in season, to-day, as /
do hate, above all things, scolding hus-
band F---s-z
So do /, Mrs. H., responded the mild
Mrs. c.; but, thank Heaven, I don't have
TO go up street so early as this, every morn
ing, to keep Mr.. G. in good humor.' br
How do you manage, then,' asked Mrs.
H., with some degree of interest, as she real
ly did dctest anything which would change
Mr.. Il. s usually kind words into curses.
In this way responded Mrs. c.; i buy
all my provisions at one place. For in
stance: ! do not get my meat at one store,
butter and sugar at another, tea, coffee, and
molassess at a third, bread at fourth, po-
tatoes at a fifth, flour at sixth, &C.; but /
go directly to the Lawrence Provision De-
pot, and there procure just what necd-and
it is Immediately sent 70 me, if ! wish it,
1ndeedr exclaimed Mrs. H.; and where is
that placer did not know as any one store
in town kept all these articles - :--
To be sure. replied her friend: and hand
ing her the Herald of Freedom she pointed
her to the following advertisement; which
Mrs.,H. gladly read, and acted accordingly.
We would advise every one to initiate her
example, si3 ,ss
NEW PROVISION STORE. zsss Il
G. SrEARNs would inform the public that
he has recently fitted up. at considerable
expense, grand Provision Depot. in the
Neto Store, eractly opposite the Pest Office,
where he intends keeping ON hand every
thing in the Provision line, excepting
whisky.
He has opened BAKERY and MEAT
SHoP, in connection with his Grocery Store,
$50 that ladies can save themselves the trouble
of going to dozen different stores, to obtain
the different articles of provisions they need.
Good Bread and Pics constantly on hand,
also Beef, Pork, Potatoes and other vegeta--
bles: also the best quality of Flour Corn and
Meal, Molasses,s Vinegar, Tea, Coffee. Su-
gars, Spices, Saleratus, Raisins, Figs, Nuts.
Apples, green and dry, Butter. Lard, Bar
Soap, and everything else usually kept in a
grocery store. He fatters himself, that, bya
diligent attention to his business. and by
dealing fairly and politely. with al. he win
be able to secure his share Ct the public pat
ronsge. feaa gz7f,z =. =, -
Lawrence, Jan. !, 1857. ,kssse5.ss =.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Jno. C. Douglas.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR At
"A Law, Collecting. Land and GeBsral
Agent, Lesyenworth City, Kansas Territory.
Having opened an etfice in Kansas, i viii
attend 10 all RRcrEss1ozA1 SrsfsEss entrusted
70 my care. sszs - =
Win attend 10 the prosecution of land
claims, contsstl prs-eapii0n cases. aud all
claims aqainst lie Genrrcl Government. :
VIII attend to procuring Pag. .BoHafv Lend,
end pensions fes1S 1Saldiefs.. t.siT Eiasscs and
Ee1s.a 30 s&tE $500 sts =
Will locste Land Warrants. aa -
r. viii buy and sell Land Warrants -
| Viii secure and collect Claims.
Will buy and sell Claims A+e S
Will investigate tides TO land and city
property. so e sss7EE
viii bur and sell lands on commission.
VIII make safe investments of money.
Will buy and cell city and town lots. Z z
- sREFERExcEs. E&ss1
His Exeelleney Jno. ". Geary, Gov, Kan
sas Territory. - r..ss
Dr. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence, K. T.
Sampson s Campbell. Land Agents, Law
! renee. K T.
Judge s. n. Latta, Lesvenworth, T. T.
Simmons = Leaabtatcr, S;. Louis. Mo.
Ketchum Headington. Esqs., Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Hon. Samuel Galloway, Columbus, o.
{ Theodore d. Roolsey, IL D.. President
of 7 ale College. ,sfa wf
Hon. Joel Parker. L. D., Hon Theophi-
| lus Parsons, LID, Hon. Emory Washburn,
Il. D., Cambridge Law School, Cambridge,
Mass.
tT,oR sALE-City lot, No. 70 Vermont
u street, Lawrence, Il. T. -
K JSo. G. DorGLAs.
L'oR sALE-city lot No. -. Pennsylva-
4 MIA street, 1awrence,K T.
T.. - .sl[. - Jso. g. DcraLAss.
TOR SALR-Gfy lot No. z3, ePinckney
streeg, La~svussJ X n q. u :.
JNo. c. DoUeLAss.
LSOR SALE-Cify lot No. III, Tennessee
Il street, Lawrence, K. T.
JSo:C. DouaAIss.
T'OR SALE-City lots Nos. 800 and sos.
II Indiana street, Lawrence, 4. z.
JNo. G. DOUGLASS.
Wanted.
A FEW LOTS suitable for Gardens. on
IA Pennsylvania, New Jersey. or New York
streets JOHN r. WOOD.
Wanted. =
A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, within
n convenient distance from the center Of
business. Join i. WOOD. =
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Central House.

PY B. JOHNSON, Vermont street. Law
D szs e. Kansas Territory. Board BIZ the
week, By the day, or meal at fair prices.
Jan. 3, Ie57.-tf StsEk 80
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Rnnfs and Shoes

MEMS, Wonen's,, and chiIdrenis thick
WI Boots and Shoes, constantly on hand
by the subscriber 7 C. C.STEARGS. &.
Lawrence, Jan. I, 1851.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
8. Whiteharn,
Corn and Potatoea Wantsd

PX the SUBSCRIBE. innsdiatsly. 100 hash-
- ezs Resa.oes, aadE, bushels Cen . shs
g. also 5ev1 1tzzels riee white Heans.
Nov. =. 1895. c.sTEA6se-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Meteorological Table.

Jan. /. l2s32, ,32 Showing; wind SO. & so east.
2. Ii6lSI 5 Wind north; river frozen over.
8. Al 81. Clear; wind northwest.
5. d 8, '' wind north west. =
s. 66l2' Slight snow on the ground
2. sl5l4 Cloudy; air still.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
PUBIICAN.


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held in the
Mems Stove
b, Jan. 18th.
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liPiop"o! IL
citation.
y, and the
Eili have to
a. in order
is foul and
gning Fam
e work of
4y on. The
rgotten the
ir Crimean
ing not SO
>, as reform
ents. The
b maintain
power by
3ale, (" in the
3 the suffer
Popular Ed
y well, and
! public, will
back to its
kn in the ad-
kirs will take
ermcntal Of
be admission
their honors
already run
liable length,
hing you q
us triumph.
2 viii finally
i those who
hent Of HUI
of evil.
|n in Kansas.
every
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KEEP posted on Kansas Affairs. Todothis
~ subscribe fo- the
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lawrence. Jan. 5, iesT-tf - : = ! !
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mother
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rs to
pub
we will
Emainly
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s, even
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could
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as, and
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in the
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build
lately
a loan
he pur-
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variable
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handed.
has hu-
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endorse
whose
Border
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tention,
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We read,
paper as
Kansas.
! States,
the du-
ladstone
Minis
and is
partially
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a young
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a. You
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for him
ly Byron
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Kansas.
mnnented
SIS. The
those two
that the
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it not
OF Lady
is in n
One can
$he pres
That 1857
lSions.-
dissolute
FL luxury,
Eignifcant
i 1 the his
III Amer
he the real
!, was un-
ht classes.
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not fit for
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4.e Drama
q has only
fd soon, i
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as neces-
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bur people
b your in
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are in ac-
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England. is
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|mercifully;
bleon don't
|gns of an
bal activity
Abliean ex-
|nid Spain.
If a mighty
ms to dis
Il probably
|gtatioh.-
", and the
vili have to
"a. in order
is foul and
gning Fam
e work of
y on. The
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Lawrence. Jan. Sd, is58.
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TExAS.

We nav f;slye-ton papers of the 18th in.t. Wa
Pr" ''o", :" sSsrs that express arrived in Gal
r-''a "" %.srce ON Houston, bringing TO HE son
i, .rre's a huston, o. sfs'n 10, Of GOV. Hiram y:
f,.,. +. ar... d Of eonsunf On s IL appears tnas
teth '-- ~ ~ al months. TAe
Gov tunnels hadbeen citizen OF l~ss. 49,.
90 ars having previously been one on .Ssrssvssss
ps,. n, citizens Of Mississippi, OF which St1S%
had heehChef Executive, and wieiasd n' ys@ .:I
strong 'on'.ollng influence in public snairs. D 1;,'
his residence Texas he has not sought puonc o.eu'
bnt he was olsc,d from Brazoria County 70 Tue Svu
yeptol, and last August be was elected state SensW
from Harris County, but prevented from taA,hg
his seat by the Sickness which has terminated ih MS
death.
AS citizen, tpv. Ruhuels was man Of the stncs-
est honor and nte;ty in all his transactions, AMI as
public man his position in the Deisoeratic party mas
always been bold, c,ssstent and encompromlsings
We have understood thu. his public career IN Mesis@
sippi was somewhat STORMY, but, a. we have undcrs
stood his political oppone~s always Appreciated HE
heightened bearing and honyable character, and We
Know he leaves many, very hany warm and devoted
friends 10 lament his loss."
The Bolton Independent nothes project on foot
among the o. y Presbyterians oi.hat section Of the
State to build an institution Of lenne of high order
at Bolton.
letter from San Saba announces Eat q company
Of Rangers has been mustered into srvice at that
place under the orders of Gov. Pease; lso that news
has been received that the Indians have ben commit
ting depredations on Pecan Bayou. -rt.r fril
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exhibited There could Be no dhsappo.stnsst. There
is the work that ccgaes from an inward nsprstss rot
from an outward ambition. TIE certainty Of genius
flashes out III every line Of tbs pc,are, the gasstsst
merit Of which is, perhaps. The profound stady and
PERCEPTION shows Of the differences Of cta.setsr ID
horses 1t ss picture only Of horsss, st .esst tho
human figures only accessory and subordinate, but
il gives you the whole family of those noble animate,
su the roan the barb and the silver white with fiery
eye, 10 the verres little hack tha; could b. brought
TO 'uch market, 10 be got rid Of at any price, asd
cheap Al cone
II Is tine remark that Genius IL the true phlosc-
piers stone, turning INTO gold whatever It toSchss.
We feel this nowhere more than in the illustration that
Art Svnsr on honsly subjects. Il IL, moreover, .
distinguishing trait OF Genius that il ga,hes - nsts-s
',a1s "Om al 0f~aary suSounings and The relan-
ehoy pning for other spheres md grounds Of acton "a
oitensst a sgn OF weakness, aot o. uevsy Tina An
old woman pair Of dirty begesr-boy. and ,roup Of
stohd bcors receive the consecrstiea Of Ar "A che
hancs OF Girard Dow, Manilo ard Nuirs. Not les.
through the robust genius of Rosa Beah<ur does the
anssthetc fact of Horse Fair BECOME worthy TO
occupy canvas of heroic size, and 20 be numbered
with the treasures OF the world ~
But Art is long and Miss Hosmer Is Young. realeus.
and full OF resolution Let US prass her industry her
courage and her perseverance,, and let "a prass her
works when they deserve il.
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A Desperate B.eGAs--Abors oe1eh sunday
afternoon strange map snoeksd a. s doDr y ~;
M 10 .nnid o;vs I'm something 70 est. She set
Of /. food bot .a Ss isS" sss.s
x =. was such az the family ate, and that
o al h. could have, he made an assault upea
Mrs. Harir ont before he could DO hes any 'nl~y;
H. u aanc 10 her rescue and drove the fsisw opt o.
a. M ~ AZ the zane time Mr.. HarTs's con snd
anothe man along and gave TIE nan sc ,ca
bss,sg. As soon the elder NJ. n, r'ssssa ~ s.s
Se'1e he tainted and fell upon the floor, vhen wss
a"r.aned that in the scuffe he had been staoo'd by
n. s..ailant The wound 1hisd yhie s 'r s as
arm. va. no doubt dOne with DIRK AMI. po y
,Ss dangerous nature. The police were informed OF
The aoaIr and search wa. made for the a.ssil:st,
who was entered to 60 before il wse kno~s MT NJ
II was wounded; but he has not yet been fonpd, The
n,n sbove referred 10 the description gwen
Of Stoub. the Weafed murderer, and t Is gessrally
believed that Il is him. He was seen IN the neigh boz,
b.oJ Of Mr. HARMS house last evening, sDd cone
Sfty or more m4n were in pursuit Of him. He viii
probably be taken to-day. tssw.Havea journal.
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.o,,s,on spA amount Of Prop nv and Lias,hts specifying
~. ..n,s ,srt,rnarN n the NEW-YORk MUTUAL FREE
0t pf,iIDIN ASSOCIATION incorporated under the at
snt,s An Lct Incorporation 81 Budnf MdtsLoan
aud ~ umulniins fU Asocaons The coss VI ps opera
So. -, ,h. car ending Nov. ,, 1851:
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SUPREME COURr-County Of Kine,-CiI-

SCPREME COCRT-Coanty Of Kings.-CAI-
- YIN HULL sssins DE- WITT LINN and DARru'
sstsi. o. wSsrhoa-s widow Of ne ~sfa Charles C ws
nons. Jo-eph y. Psalton, and Eusne p has ~;i.amus-
or rtiet-fCcm not 81 lTo th- dtrsza. ENELyNE PYS
DA4TONs You b-rty srunonsi and rrsrarG 70 .nsy
~ in this stB vhich this dAy flrd in %. ca.
ne C<h Al The County Of KINGS a. thu Cy Hail. In the civ
chyh and 70 s-rvr soopy IL The aid .n
Snf en the .uh-rribrrs II thr ofes No 81 VA srrs.
- "a Ns~'iorA within t~sH;y days arr the ssrsos u ~
~ on YOU sxcnsise of the Gsy Il such ssrvcs nd W
the said rcmpsnt within he tilae s,sa.a d
PIn n ~. ~su vii spIly To the Court FOR the r,isf /
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s,., 49, bhAlsARD RICE, Plsntia'. Aiogusys
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DOMAIN EYE BALSAM, fer Weak and In
famed Fy~s-T. Basam the very best preparation that
can b. naInatory ds- 81 tc In cases where
d. ball OF the KY covered with blood It acts almost like
Applications For sale by A. b. D. SANDS Druggists No. 100
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6tcamboats ano Railroads.

OrrIcE OF THE NrwYosK .sD Nsw.HMts K.i ,s.9{
Co. 17TH.sT 4TH-sy., NEw-YoRk Dec 10, lsoL
AOTICE-CHANGE of TINE for BOSTON,
IN The Morning Express Train leaving New ut S;
d m will, aud after Monday the I'D leave At ga m