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inocu1ted By exposure o.

OfherEis@.
There Is % rmszy n the word that Em va-k ss-h
T. changes TIE whole human body-rsprUluces new a1d
healthy blood
Bieeding from the ng-Rsdua- Rs1oralIng Re-l-
vent VII, IN a feE Minutes, chsck Heuo1aage from he
lzngs or throat. In cases where ne pztssut c11zhs up
clos o. b. 81 or pus sfreazed with blood. hzIwav's Re-
solvent Eul =o0n rsmoge the dineutsy.
Sarah Hammond. OF I9s Easr Thirty-s=corI street. Rad
q szdeuuEh for tEo ears, she c8Egh-d NJ soa-t8es haf
q pint of blood during the ulsht- she Hss cura4 10 slvEu
days b. the r LIEF zni Eas0rv-ut.
A sors leg o. rEentv-on- y-ars. cured in -arse weaza,
BY hatwaFs krL-i- H T.. IT. ElF1- e merchant o.
high stanting IN DahiCneEa. 6a. saw aEtEl q En-
vita a sore leE, thar resisted ev.w and lf treE-Iel-,
was gH.cfualv cured Oh three ueks bT Radzagfs Eaz1y
Relief, Resovsnt and Rezulat5rs-
Tho Three GEoaE Lights
RADWATS RELEF-REGGLArORs-HEauLVENI
u Oil oonstt1iouaI diseases, ard rhsre the c1lEtltd
cay. or the system iHocuIat-d wish tla vices o. disease.
ether bT the violatiof % tlelaEs Of hrzffn. intsmc=r
anees excess aud Indulgence o. thr p=s-1-s, 90 tg 30
rsftaw frauzmisslCu. a. In casescf Scr ~Ua. raT-UIr
thou. Rbeumatism. Gout. Pits, and or1er hsIr looms
which a long line Of alrestry HISS 80 llI-rlfE-E and
rc1fy bestowed on posre-itv. as q mewe1-r 70 tire past.
81 Incest u the sud-riag llhertors. na-e R-ueiiess
10 Their trtuttary capacity pCss+ss q curative Wer t1af
no drease can withsf and their c1ufLef erect wLI
eradicaie from TIE living briy every particle af rts-ased
matter, renuva-e the wlole sy-tsm sin barns nsl
the unsound, ueeeytnE tunrs or other 5rsA-aj 1ita1se
and purify me unceau tum a. mpurlfla8-
To the Disabled usysarrr. w1o iB crippled wltt lnsrui
ttes-ve invite You 20 ty " these Remeiies. We VII
vouch for their efcscy.
Felt theeeect % the Three Great Liglts " ana 81 they
rule and govern those baees which trey sE destined D.
the AimIghtv Power. sol th-ae three Reuelies stand a.
Rulers, Qolgusro- snd Grand Aa.te-s q al 1sea5es-
RAnWAT A. 20. 1s- Fu'teu-s- n 7.
% The r Reneiies are cold lg nruEgista
Merchants. and Storekreuers.
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sheriHs Notice.

II WILL eel 20 n hichesfbdie r. fDr cash. n thetnvn
THREE UKELT EE9ROES me 1emsn snr tive email
girls. levied On a. ne property q Richard J. Jsn-s 10
safisfy Eve Erecatia-s. In 10 p nfsi one IN favor OF
Coestantine Payne. two In favor Of Heary Rose, ana ons
m favar Of A. v. p eedle, his the feth day q Ociaber
1871 II ]. MALT,
orfe7-stu shriG Of Upton county, Tenn.
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* o,ser % improve IN the COUNTRY, ] s1sr for -
ssie ths place on which nov ave eLahe LII
- ~ Ponisr street. inst outside the city. LII
Tt-s Ia Al . posite tie rstdenoe q p -
p--.te- fni sfisiuing Dr.. Tm- Y Taylor, 81. irehtNt
81 - al tie street. running bah $50 feelAn eoniel-
- - -. II has 3 good house, cisieFn ana cut
k-rSiSgs - a cboioe selection Of fruit uees- AotF-
csin can = had IN this Prspertyf y an eAnS fPH
any " s
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ON UNION STREET..
AL the public. that be has opesed a new Rest1u-
rant on Uui1n srreet, VAR he Is prepared % -flrnef
he beet VANS thai can Be found in tse market. serrsd
n the besi Parisiau styies, Oysters, GEne. Steaks, sal
ard Fresh Wafer Fish, Birds-in fact everything suite
e ne e-est anf most felicate cFicurezn taste.
Give ne . cal have sixfin-rent rooms for the &c
c3mmodation q Private Parties I viii not - 0utconf
IN any brznch colrecad win ny luEiness.
fehla-.s Gus. DEAPERWOLR.
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ARCHITECTUPF

ntHB undersigned respectfully snnouncss 70 ne ci.i-
L zens : Aempaiss nd surrounding country. hat be-
T. prepared 70 draT plans AID speoiacstinus o. b1iidinzs
Of every descrirtion. estimate the cost end sup-rint.5d
The erection Of a1y character Of balding draw contracts
between The parties, *. &c.
Re vii also atieud 20 the ma uremoat OF brtck-verk
piasfernE, excavations or eIhanEments. &c. 70 The
Planning and construction q bridges, surveying Of lots
in any part Of the ciiy or adiciuinE Country.
r. once in Bark Alley, over The 0ace - Iusre HUI.
.oufn nf Madisen street. W CRANE
rrugT-fm Architect Nnf Civf Furfuaer
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q
TagEssa5EeF Furniture

HORSES, CATTLE, Sc,
AID among them q nauber OF valuable cattle Of he Alder
ney breed.
TERMS or SALE.-The land and Improvements will
b. sod To- enc bird h hand and the remainder in two
equsi annual payments. bearing six pr cent. Interest
nom tas day o. sale. and the title VIII D. retained by the
Governments Until the last payment Is made.
The p-rsonai property Wui be foid for cash
scpiis ids ROB. J. BR-ECKINRIDGE.
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OFFIcE OF C~IscISEATI, HAMILTON AND
DAYTON kAILRoAD-
CHIPS & c. 4, Patent Cemenl Roofing, isnog used
here on our best cass Of buildings. We are GOVERN s
our ireiEht can With &, srd cur Master mechanie re-
ports ny favorsble tot.
S s L. HOHMEDIEU, Presi1ent.
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Great Light

FNaA AHNNlA AaAaA-AH
As apfczl Remedy ~ % De used 10 aL cases where tie
hun p body - seized With The t~orturiug panEs Or par
uElsm- Or panic matter what th9 causs % 1e pain
nay De- Or EE-rr u may D. iocat d-aa au1. cation u
ne hetiy Aetf, either Internally as frrk. or eries-
nally a. an ale7tators Wuin q few minutes restore ta
Afflicted body % easg and c1mtort-
IN At e.ses o. Bowel D~isorfsrs. DFseniery. Cholera.
Bloody Fux. SICK H-aiache, Nervous H~eadache, and
oihrr herYc1s Aleclrur, heuraiga Eheumarism,
Sp-ains, strlns. Toothaahe. surus. scaft.. wourd4
shot Nourfs, . uses Cuts, P1irollng =her b. me
birrs CT sunss % Aaurfrs, Insects. ofVeret1bl- or Mlne-
raj poi5orlnE By Loctd-ut-u al eases and Under al cir
constance Ehere the human sgst-m Is tortured 5y pain.
Railway Ready Relief can Be relied up1u as a qulcz
safs ard cerfain reHedy.
In cases Or Bllouszess, Bilious Fever. TvDhus Fever.
SIP Fever IeloE ftva-. Fever and AVre. Scarlet Fev.r.
and al hallgnaEt FeseTs small Poz, Measles. Pueumo-
MA. Railway Ray Relief used i1 mix.1re with Rad
Nay's EeEulatort WI positively cure tie sex, sHictad
Win these disorders and protest the system aEaIust sud-
On Attacks Ehen either Of tLess nal grant diseases pre-
] waU
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I~ITTIrNIAMI & Cir &CoLuNBus XESIA R. R., :
SUPERINTENDENT One, Cincinnati, Oct , 1857
mis- company have sdopted Gibbs n co e. Patent
Elastic, water and Fire PROF Cement Roohng. for Gov
ring buildings, also ter painting tin ard iron on bridges.
depot. and water stations, and osvsrinz cars and ue are
ven paeased viii Il. C.H KTLGOUR,
ocfsl-sm Superintendent
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4laI 6statt.


Il WILL SELL on SATURDAY. D-enDer me 81
lSn.c "a rs premises, one thoesana Aeres 6 ~
= n T7pfon coua-r. lyinE SIX nIHfs north ~
- - aaeon Depot On ne Memphis and one -
r-a-srt Ard seven miles from Corington- he aoose
s--s - Fnown Is the Rays tract q land NDeN y
1910 a a huudred acres ceared, and tcieraDy
- s~~--vef- with good and lasting water The ac7st
l.n4 viii b divided . sutl F1rcoesfrs ~
-+s--r.- .nnlv 10 J \. shaw, q. G. Ppir1fxters
1870 n yohastoa Nashviiles Ca- ones- AN, =.
$500 - ulaoe; David Nam, SamerFhh, or ne
6 n ~WHTTTH0RNE-
Tsrns, one-thtd cash. the balance m ore ~
snf fhr-e wears ri . trtereet
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n ER'S
CaERGFE5G P5EES.

u "a Se
THE science CT Chemistry and Mc1icins have been
I taxed th-ir utmost % prrllce nis be-t, mott perfect
curative which il known . man ~lnnunerabie proofs
are shown that these Pills have virtues which ssrpsss in
~excelenoe tac ordinary uedItines and that they via an
preorteniedy upon th- esteem O. Al men, Th'y are sac
and pleasant o. take. but .~oErrfuI 70 cure. Th-ir pene-
tratilg properties stimulate che vital cctivites of the
body, remove the % tructious Of IT'S erEals, purify THE
blood, and expeTdsesse- They purge oat the fgulhumors
which sred mi grow ~distsmp.r. stimulate slugsish OF
d~isoricred orszns Into their natural action. and impsrt
only Do thy cure the every day complaints q every boty.
st a.so formidable ard dangerous ds-tsrs that have
blE-l me pest - human sEL4- Nhhe ney pIoll--
powerful 81 cts thy are. AZ the sa1ae tine tn dimin
ishet doses the safest ant best phyric that cn b. err-
pisytd for chidun. Being sugar coafed, tasE ao plea
SAINT O. tazei aud benz purely Egta1ic are FIRE from
any riss of harm. Cures h7ve bsen uade whsch surpass
ceirr were they mt auhstaEtidtei By mea q such, cxllt
ed position and character a. O. luTbid The szspieauof IN
truth. Many eminent -clersyul=n and phfseans haye
lent t1eir names 60 c-rtir h ire public The reliability p %
ny remrdics- vale hers have snt ne TIE assurance %
their conviction that my Preparations c1ntrbuis I'M
mensey 70 the relief o. ny s1icteL sGGsring fellow
men.
Us Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis ny
American Almanac, contai2ing drsctqns for their use
and certificates o. thercur-sof the 20 iswinE cam9a Ants
Co3uvenrss, BHious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headzche srisiug fr.m q foui stomach, Nan
SEA. Indigestion, Morbid Inaction o. the BoEe :. and Pam
arising therefrom. # atuiency- Loss OF Appetite all Ulcer-
Gus AMI Cufaneoas Diseases which require an evacuani
Medicine, Scr0fuls o Kings Evil. my also, BY purity
ing the blood and = i~nJistius ne system. cure mans CON-
plains vhieh It would not b supposed they cosid reach,
ssch ~ DANES, PartisI BIinin-ss. Neuraisa and Nsr-
yous l-ritahiity, D-ranEem hts u the Liver and KID
neys, g Ut, aud other Kindred Complaints arising frum 3
low State o. the hoty OF oost uc ion o. It's 'uactl0as.
Do not be put on By Unprncu.ed dealers with ssmr
other PAL thy make nnge pudt on Ask tor ATER {
PILLS AID take n thinE else No other they can dve
you compares vita this in its intrinsic value or o~urstivt
powers. The SIX want the best ard there + for thsm,
and they should hHyc lL. Prepared By
DR. J. e. AYR
Przetickl and Analytical Chsnist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE. IS cents per Box. Five EoEss for 81.
Sod By q. 2. FAREsWORTH 4 co.
lu1fT-dHutv
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Building DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGs, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
w

TAXES this method q ~infsnniag the citizensof Mem
A phis tat be has permAneuuy sc1fei himself here
% cAlry on ;he above business. ard assures uh0se Vi,
nay favor hin with their patronage that an work ~
lrusled % him viii have his stric PERSONAL ATTBN
ttoN IN ne selection and preparation OF the mRterizi
a. NeH q he fatthfci execution Of the work. No exer-
ton Nhlbe spared on HE part 70 give satisfaction and
perform the work thoroughly, am a. he same time C
suit m taste q the most f~sstldious.
His long eNperieroe warrsr-s him In ssving that M
oontracls VII b complied with 70 the entire saffsfartior
OF th9se we may pGtronize him. They NAV rlss raj
y eouducted.
For qualifications, he begs leave % refer to the fellow
me persons: CAPT c. B Church. Capt. r. Newell. Mr.
" Policy Capt. J Gosiee Capt. Ageo, Nj. G Phfner
SH0P-Rack q sheit1n's Drug store mvaa-dfv
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9pin0 ar0 Securing.
THEODORE FRANKIE,
ESTABLISHMENT,
East Side Shelby Street,

FOUR o SOUTH OF UNION STREET,
Formerly Foreman al CiRcinEai for Mr.. Teasdale's
Aetg Fork Dye House.
HLEANS Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes OF SIX and
- Woeleu, Grape and Cashmere, ShaUls Of every de-
scripti5n and finishes quail 70 new, and better than any
Dyeing Estabii-hment in the south Dyes every KIND OF
stufs, soooidlns 10 patterns, aud finishes then equal to
new. e removes spots or stsins from sir Dresses in q
dry wsys without iaiuriug the color or stuh- he also
cleans and rehnisAes Curtains, in SIX aud Wooden Toile
de Pers= and ruUes. sepg-t6m
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GUN IMPLEMENTS IND MATERIALS.
A WORD TO lIY FRIENDS.

A HUhD 10 III FtIEADt.
I HAVE this dEy sold cut my interest IN tEcS@
i SADDLEkY AND rms business 20
Ae-srs- FORD, BEaBIE n Co. Ga e o. Charles nj
ton, s. C., AM Augusta, Cal II gives me much q
pl-aswe 70 say 70 nay od customers thst ny SUCCESSORS
Willie fO1nf careful and anxiozs to plessa n m. in
their liue5 tha they are courteous and ubliging IN their
atfention=, and prrpsrciby thar increased facilities %
sell - Cheap, ~ not chesper. than any other similar
house IN The west or Southwest
Ny friends viii pleas accept my thanks for past IA
vOrs daring the last fifteen years and permit ne 10 re-
csmment my SUCCESSORS 10 their notice.
K. J. B. L WINN.
Memphis, July IS 1857.
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CINcTSxATI, Nay 5h, 1857
we have fully Investigated ". l.. CHILDs = co p,
Patent Cemeut Roofing, ard are confident that Il IS su-
perior 70 sny other kind now in use, not exc ptilg the
metallic We reocmmend Il 10 al vic wish . cheap, cu-
rsble and e1ceHent rOOf. } n D DECAEP, Builders.
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RADWAYs h~RNOVATTEG EEs0LVEsT.
Cares Hunors. SAT- Eheum, s~cr1fuHz, U-oers Nptss, III
nou- Fever Sores skiu E1upto-s s1tclss B1ll-
chiGs, D~yspeFsiz. cont. Dropsy syphilis. Con-
suupigns Apply &C and az colsutu-
tional AID chronic diseases, either inner
Eed bT hereditary Transmission or
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In Chaucery at Memphis.


b h. A PAREER, IT., D. c. & n.
JAMES WIcKEREHAN, s1licito- for eomplAiuants.
sti4-fawtt
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Carriage 9tpositorlrs.
EncfnrV.

TIME UNDERSIGNED have opened q Carriage Factory On
second street, between Washington and Adams
streets, where they are prepared 70 Manufacture and Re-
pef- csr-isres II he shorfesf Eotce. Al work dODe By
thsm vl be z5sr1nsied. and . share Of pubic pstrOasse
$3.50 T. S. BuRR & %
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TUsr received PEI Bdisst. % ss.ss Hesyy India Bag
fvsr H6nk Avenue.
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Co-porrnersnin gotice

II HAVE this Gay assocafet with me in the Whoiesaie
Il Grocery and Commission Business. Nj. WM. A
BRoWs, FOR the last i've ysas in my employ The bssf
ness In future win he conducted und-r the style Of 5. B
Williamson & Co. O. B. WILLIAMSON.
hemphis. July I. 1887. Ju9-tf
~ Ferfe ard Hunuirrr cnuv-
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1NITH. COOPER 4 20. I2 Frant Street. New Xors,
- and IS rchoupetoulas Street New Oro7rs. msuuftc-
turars Of Cordase, Oskum, &c, odsr for sae . flI as-
aorfrsnt q Manila and Tarr-l Rope Nay enn axir1
Oarum. dsHvsrsbIs n NsW TcrE OF NsE Orleans.
myIRs1
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Single IagAebea.S!
6.49O PrdzS@s.
Nearly One Prize TO Every Nine
sCHEmE,
EACH SATURDAY IN NoyEME
Whole Tickets, go; Halves, e5 90
Quarters, 90 so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

me Numbers rorn I 70 5000, corresponding with these
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips o. pa
per, arr eneraec with small tin tubes and placed in one
me frst asa PriIes. similarly printed and s~neiToed, are
PLACED in aa0ther wheel.
The wheels are then revclved, and q number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and al the same time a Prize
is drawn from The other wheel The Number and Prize
dawn out are opened and exhibited 10 the audience, and
AGAINST the Number drawn. This operation Is repeated
until al the Prizes sra drawn ont
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs--The two preceding sndthe
two succeeding Numbers % hoss drawing the hrst !
Prizes viii Be entitled q the IS Approximations Prizes.
For example; n TicketNo I25o draws The $50 20 Prize,
those Ticset numbered il2f3, 1928, 1881, ii252, will
each Be- entitled to $500. II Ticket No. $50 draws the
AS 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered SIS, SO, 55l, So,
viii each be entitled % $500, and 30 on according TO the
shove scheme.
- The 900 Prizes Of $40 wiz Be determined By the
last dgure Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For ex ample, II the Numbers drawing S60,O00 Prize ends
with No. I, then AL the Tickets where the number ends
IN l viii be entitled 20 see. II the Number ends with
No. 2. then all the Tickets where the number ends In 2
wfu Be- entitled 10 SO, and 30 on too.
Certificates Of Packages viii Be sold At the following
rsies. which il the risk:
Certiecate Of Package OF 10 whole Tekeis.-.-...ss 90
" 10 Half " .-...... 20 90
4" {" 10 Quarter " ........ % 90
" 10 Eighth " .-...... 10 90
In ordering Tickets or CerincAtes, enclose the money
70 our address for ths Tickets ordered. on receipt Of which
they viii D. forwarded BY frst mail. Purchassrs csn
hHveTickets ensing in Ally agure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes vii be forward
ed 70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their s~ignzfures plsin, and
give their Post once. County and State.
q Remember that every Prize ts drawn and payable
IN fun without deduction.
e AL Prizes OF 81, 0O and Under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Ticket or Certificates Of Packares 70
s. SWAN 4 CO, Atlanta, Ga.
Persons residing near Moutfomery, Ala OF At
lanta. Ca, can have thfir ORDER dlisa. and save time.
By address, 2 5. swan h Co. Al either Of those cities.
] - A list o. the uumberE that are drawn frum the
wheel, with the amount q the prize that each one IL enc
titled to, will BE- published after every drawing IN the fol-
lowing papers New orleans Delta, Mobile ReEistcr-
/ Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlantis Iut-li-
snoer, New York Wtekly Day Boos, Savannah Hsning
News Richmond Dispath, New York Dispatch, and
P~allding. Miss } Clarion. ecf2S
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale
on TIKI FERNANDO PLASKR0AD,
Six and q half miles south of Mem.

Six snd q half miles south of Mem
phis.
THTS Plantation contains SIS acres, sbout half -
II OF which o. cleared. and nearly All under -a
ESo1 fence. Il has a EoOd gil house, cabins sta-S~
Ties &c. excellent freestole vel and spn $50
branch water, orchard. clover and : ass lots, with a zoe
range for stock It's health and plsGsantn0ss ae unsur-
pzsse3, fher Rot having been q ca e OF Illness upon q
f0r pear three years reQu ring q physician. TIE Tiants-
tiou IS 10 exec tent condition for . Cotton crop nexf ses-
son Purchaser can have possessi0n a. Christians
octs-daWtf p. s. TIA
Eaqle amH En~uf~a~ ru-v
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
rho Herald of Freedom.

Kansas Herald Of Freedom, published at
-r.,.e. Kansas, entered upon it's third year a
I'-st since. The crowded state of our col
hss unayoidably prevented an earlier no
1lA q ". BRowS, the principal editor and
tI;.b.r and the original protector of the Herdn.
f-'.,i f-.,ive Of North Hudson, in this county, and
% many of our citizens as schOOl-fellow
, ,ss old brick School House, in this village.
r...sreraI years he published the Co"HedEscil1e
TT an ardent free soil paper in the western
-. Of Pennsylvania. From there he went
i|.,g the earliest TO Kansas, with the ayOwed
-,o.e Of aiding to the extent Of his talent and
-l,. s-s in securing it es Free State. And most
..g,lIv has he battied in that cause, though
= -. met with much animadyersion from the
-. nartjsan press The justification Of his la
and the proof of the patriotism of his course
in the fact that the great majority Of the
..o,le Of Kansas, so far at least, seem to adopt
:. views, and presses which called in question
:. nurity Of his motives have been obliged tc
.-Iar.e his position. The Herald Of FreeclOm i:
- ,ble paper and earnestly devoted to the best
;,,sre.ts of Kansas. We heartily wish its ener-
-te editors all success in their patriotic labors
-gz;,rJetIto1rH. " y, POst.-HeHrrR.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31


The great granareis of Egypt hardly
bear comparison with the enormous pro-
ductions of the West. We read of a
single county in Illinois producing over
million bushels of grain; and we now
read from one in the State who is ac-
quainted with what he writes and with
facts upon which to base his reasoning,
that he estimates the wheat crop of H.
inOis this year at 80, 100000 bushels, and
the corn crop at 290,O00OO0; and saws
| the writer, am persuaded the conclusions
are correct, as almost any one who should
see the extensive fields would be of like
opinion.
| The same writer, in letter to the New
ark Advertiser, SAYS that the farmers in
Marshall county average the wheat from
| 22 to % bushels to the acre:
He would like to sell at once, and if
we would give hjm ninety cents per bu.,
he will engage to deliver all of it in ten
days. But that is the starting price for
the harvest, and the immense crop prom
ises that we can buy shortly for less money.
That is all we can offer this week; the
next must take its chance, and eighty-five
or ninety cents will. We think, shortly be
the mark. There are fields here which
for several years have alternated wheat
and corn. and there is yet no apparent
elimination in the corn. I know of one
field which has the eighteenth eonsecu-
tive crop of corn upon it, and doubt no;
this viii be as eopious as ."-Bannes
Iof Liberty.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31

Notice is hereby given, that on Satur-
day, the 31st inst, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, at
LccOmptoG, meeting of the citizens of
Kansas Territory, who approve of the
Proclamation of Gov. ROBERT J. WALKER,
previous to the election. and the Procla-
nations of Gov. WALKER and Secretary
STANTON subsequent to the election, pro-
claiming their determination to reject the
fraudulent returns that were made to
them, are invited to attend and participate
in said meeting,
Shall small and reckless faction of
men who have attempted to defend these
+ frauds. by denouncing Gov Walker and
Secretary Stanton, be permitted to impose
their insane opinions and policy on the
people of the United States as the senti-
ments and opinions of the people of Kan
sas
Fellow citizens of Kansas Territory,
come forth in the majesty of your strength
on that day, and unite as one man, in pro-
claiming to the people of the States and
the world, that we know how to defend
the right and denounee the wrong.
MANY CITIZENS.