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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-12

TOX i ALTERNATELY announce to the citi-
~ gems Of Lawrence and surrounding coErfry
that they viii, by the 10Th Of August. open in
Lawrence, one Of the largest instruments OF
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, west Of st. Louis. One of the fifm Is
now East laying in their stock. and as ~ pur-
chased for cash, we will be able tosel lower than
ever befDre offered in this market. Those wish
ing goods In their line viii do well to wait and
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Farnhan, q CaheII.

4 TTORNEY'S AND C0CNSELLOR'S AT
n LAW, lssme 0fiee.l Viii attend to all
business in their profession. and will give espe-
eiai attention to the prosecution Of contested
claims before the Land Once, and to appealed
cases before the General Land Once at Wash.
ingtoR. Viii procure Patents. and transact al
other business for Pre-eTfpters and others with
any OF the Government Departments
Z. n. FAREHAN. t0ct 4tfl PC. CABELL,
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EsfraY.

TAKEN UP as Stray, b. James ToOley living
i ON kaw River, johnson County X. T., q
chesnut sorrel horse, Is Z hands high. about ten
years old, with few white spot: on neck and
breast, shod all around, appraised at $50 before
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace in and
for Shawnee Township. johnson County. h. T..
this 9th Nov, 1857.
Nov Il If JAMES ID. ALLEN, j. II.
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s. N, Wood

7 AND AGENT. Will buy and sell Land
Ia Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, and do a General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 50 to lOO per
cent on investments.
s. n. WOoD, Lawyer and Commissioner of
Deeds for Ohio. 4ly1
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m Earnham.

GENERAL LAND AGENT and Dealer in
" Land Warrants and Exchange. Leeompten,
Kansas Territory. Office Immediately adjoining
u. s. Land Office.
hand and for sale to Pre-emptors on the most
favorable terms either for cash. orsin the way OF
''Time Entries Land Warrants disposed OF
for Correspondents to Settlers, ON Time, or for
per annum guaranteed on these Investments
Farming Lands and Town property bought and
sold on commission or Joint account" and all
other business transacted SppertaiRing to q
Western Real Estate Agency. All Land War
rants sold at this Office are fuIly guaranteed in
ali respects.
Business enquiries BIZ mail promptly answered
free Of charge. Nov. IA, Iat. Il
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Saturday Morning. Dec. II. 1857.

II gives us pleasure to state that We have COM
rleted arrangements with Rev. w. 4. Parrish,
" bedford. Illinois, TO oficiate as General
a h,ent for the HERALD OF FREEDOM. He is not
oniT authorized to receive and receipt subserip-
t;ons but is fuIly empowered to commission
Csnyassing Agents throughout the Northern
States TO solicit subscriptions for US. Persons
:. PERISH Rockford. Ill.
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THE subscriber has just received on sale from
l. the best Eastern manufactures, q fine Sc
lection Of Cotton Goods, including Sheetings-
bleached and unbleached, Shirtings, 0snaburgs
Stripes, Tickinss: Canton Flannels, de-, &c.
which he will sell at Eastern prices, with no ex-
ira charge for freight or 'ther expences.
The goods can be seen at the store house Of
McAlpine Co.. in WYANDOTT, and will
richly repay examination. j. NJ. WINCHELL
WYandOtt. Nov. u, Is57. 81
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h. SLATER.

EORWARDER and general Commission Mer-
chant. No. 81, Leyee, st. Louis, No.. has
unsurpassed facilities for, and gives special and
personal attention to the Forwarding Depart
ment, has long experience and general ac-
quaintance with Steamboat owners and Cap
tains, Express and Transportation Companies
eentering at this point, and assures Forwarders
and Shippers generally, of his ability to contract
freight at the very lowest rates.
Orders for buying and shipping all kinds West
ern produce, hemp, wool, feathers, provisions,
groceries, machinery, &C., solicited and prompt
~ attended to. To insure safe transit, mark
packages "Care of B. Slater, 81. Louis. No."
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EnffinR.

ID ]. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
I Is inform the citizens of Lawrence and vi
einity, that he has opened a store on MaSSachu-
sets street, opposite the City bakery' %here ne
il prepared 10 furnish Furniture and Collins to
order, on short notice.
LAWRENCE. Oct. 81, ls5I. I'm
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s \. Wood

y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day ID
Monday in each month. Office, at my residence
one mile southwest of Lawrence, in Leeompton
Township. p. D. Address, Lawrence, Kansas.
Oct 25th.
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Custom Work.

WE ARE NOW TO MANUFAC-
w ture all kinds of work IN our line OF buSl-
selection of stock, and you will get good article,
well made by calling ut SHANkLINS
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
n. B.-Repairing done in good style, and at
fair prices.
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I. CLAYPooLR. 7. J. SEWBY
CiayuooIe q Newly.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSEl.-
w iers and Stationers, and dealers in Wall
Paper, Sheet Music, Periodicals, &C., Leaven;
worth City, Kansas. Law, School, Theological
and Classical works, standard and light litera.
ture. late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Review received
in advance of the mail--baek numbers supplied.
Order solicited from country merchants, COM
mittees on libraries, teachers and purchasers
generally.
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Ptices Gptfepf.

LAWRENCE, Dec: ls, 1857.
FLoUR-Superfine S6,00S hundred.
WHEAT-sf,5O p bushel.
CoRN-75c 9s1,OO
Corn MEAL-S1,50 p bushel.
WHITE BEANs-S3.O0F bushel.
POTATOEs-S1, O09Sl25
APPLEs-S1, 5O@2.O0
CRACKERS-l5c. p Il.
FRESH BUTTER-35S4Oc. 2 b.
CHEESE-2G925e.
SALERATUs-l2Hc.
Brown SUGAR-l5e: :.
WHITE 81 -i6@16c.
RICE-l0gl2Lc.
TEAS-50c. al, 90
COFFEE-l65z@90c -
BEEF7@7c
BACoN-le1z@l6e 8.
CODPISH-lOc.
MACKEREL-l29I5c.
TOBACCo-30g50c 1"
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SOAP-lO9l9e.
CANDLES-Star 35c -
-Sterine, 25c.
TALLow-12kc. 90
BEESw AX-qc,
COTToN BATTING-e5c. '
1RON-79l0c. ''
NAILS-1@9c. "
CASTINGS-9c. a.
LOG CHAIN-Io9IeHc. I"
STOVE PIPE-l6c. a"
SAD IRONS-109l2Xc. a.
HIDES-Green, Sc. g
Dry, Sc. "
SALT-e sack of aOObs, $500.
AxEs-New England pattern, SIPS.
SAWs-Cross cut . foot, 75c .@SO,O0.
Ok BOws-S piece, Csc.
SOCKS-S pair, 309JOc
BOOTS-StOgies, Q pair, $30O93,75.
Fine, S3.7594, so
Calf, 81 ,5095, so.
SHEETINGs-BrOwn p yard, 10@15c.
-Bleached, l2L92Oc.
PRINTS-e yard, S915c.
DELAISES-2j@50c.
0IL-Linseed, 2 gallon. $50.
Lard, SIPS.
Fish, $3.50.
BURNING FLUIDS gallon, sI,25.
MOLAsSES- g SI,l0.
SYRUP 81, 3091O
WooD-Hard, p cord, s3,5Og4,OO.
CoAL-Stone, Q bushei, 30c.
SADDLEs-S7aN.
HARNESS. set, 2Os@5O.
GLAss-s<l0, p 50 feet, $500.
-lge<12 3,25,
-105l4 36.
LuMBER-S thor.and, S3Og40.
SHISGLBs-P thousand, S5,50g6,00.
WORK OXES-$S0G l2J
Cows-$20@5,
HORSES AND MULEs-S5G9150.
H0Gs-On foot, 100 d 5, $500.
SHEEP-S2, JOd3, so.
MUTTON-S9lO.
LUMBER WAGoNs-s1O0@12j
Ok foKEs. Bows AND RIHGs- 80 .Oo@5.O0.
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MARRIED..

In Lawrence, on the evening of the 10th inst,
by Rev 5. L. LrM. Dir. F. 4. BAILEY to Miss
HATTIE A. HAsKIS.
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DracHeo6I.

practicable way
as legal by the
TIL You are ad.
J great may be
fhich they may
determined and
Ehts by force Of
II see how the
the conditions
{he Lecompton
hem, can posi-.
5 than by refus.
$hould Congress
1ecompton Con.
Favor by every
hod to get con.
Re- elect a Free
oose Free State
nd a Member of f!
means let tais 90 |
admits Kansas +
titution, it will I
P the Free-state |
the first State T
constitutional
9 State Gover7,. I
GARY and when !
aveholders will |
slave Constitu. /
svor of slavery, |
a. 1t is all an |
+ the Lecomp-
nendment shall
slavery in Kan
Legislature shall
ntion to alter Or
breed upon the
veholders help
derived from
that the people
Constitution by
t as in the man.
stitution forced
e and not to be
BIT. In support
ht great slave
6nia, HENRY A.
to the Editors
+ on the 18th of
majority of the
: approve the
I" They may
Pn Immediately, |
after they are
aitting 1t at all
a majority Of |
ed to the plan
by the Gonven-
prevail a con-
! to be imposed
F but for a day,
ought not to be
even for a mo-
t impartiality,
served, the peo-
but if a minor
tious advantage
on to send their
without first
;, they will be
acts of violence,
ution into tat
10 dust, and up
rty with a will
rule per pas ct
Aize more strin-
slavery, than
done at first"
y the thoughts
r such of them
able, before the
cry respectfully
n SCGTT
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Tuner & Subway.

bankers. & REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ID Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue. Wyan
dotk K T. iyIItf
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Keep Your Feet Dry

A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
n goods, Just received from the Goodyear Man
ufaeturing Co.,-cOnsisting of Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which will be sold low for cash. at
SHANkLIN'S
Chean Boot and Shoe Store.
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William b Parsons.

\ TTOkNEl AZ Law. WIN practiee IN all
tested cases in the Land Office, all matters per-
tanning to Real Estate, Conveyancing, Execu-
ton of titles, DC. Office in the Commercial
acknowledgements, Kansas. Dee ) If
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Butter for sale LOW,

lust RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
y $50 lbs. Fresh Butter for sale low b. the guam
tity. Also 200 dozen Eggs very low by the lot,
and little Lard for sale ut a very high price.
Sept. /, 1851. C.. STEARNS.
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WnferPraof boots.
To CountrvM Merchants.

WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call at SHANkLIN'S
Cheau Boot and Shoe Store.
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NJ. z. Conway.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. ColIamore Binding.
n Lawrence, Kansas. Will attend to any
business entrusted to him with fidelity and dis
patch. Particular attention given to cases of
Contested Presumption Titles. Dec.5,f
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UOU WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK OF
i Custom Made Stogic Boots, at SHANK
LIN'S Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, opposite the
Morrow House, which we can sell ON terms to
suit the trade. ii. ShANhLIN:
Oct. "a, 1857.
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THE undersigned is prepared to furnish War
L rants ten dollars each cheaper than they can
be obtained at Lecompton- Office No. Z, Mass.
st, Lawrence. II. II. SIMPSON.
Dec II If
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w r SutIisf.

~ . Es SuGENEE9
MERCHANT TAILOR. and Dealer in Cloths.
vi Clothius. Hat. Caps, and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. St., doors north Of Bl0od's store.
Aug. 8. l8S.-tf
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CapttaIists, Attention!

TVHE subscriber knows Of a first rate chance to
J. loan quite sum of money on the best OF
security, and at heavy rate of interest: Apply
soon to JUN D. "OOD'
Lawrence, Nov. IA, 1857. tt
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MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
Sl In Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Valises
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Ssddlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes, Whips
Oyershoes, Fly Nets, &c. Store No. 10, Second
Street, Alton. Ill.
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Girl wanted.

A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK WANTED
n to whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE
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1.-The people are
! throughout the
yices in condem'
) late Constitu-
a Constitution
heir wishes. \
Rlled to meet at
J, the End day. day
d consideration
| affairs. These
any force what IT
it will be well I
such a voice Of
Etitution and its
accepts it, they Z
Hedge that they
fishes of q large
the Territory
Z a government,
3 governed, and
Iirit of the Dec
! and the Con-
hates. The re,
Eitory expressed
% the character
! they desire, in
len. It now re-
/ whether Con. i.
lion will adopt
rnment of the
Ind tyranny.
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cIasu,S Far Sale

WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTER SUP
w plies of Drugs &c. Our friends in the in
terror will please send in their orders TO the
CRY DRUG STORE.
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C8ffins.
I CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
L with all size and styles of Collins, trimed in
the latest and best style, at q low price. Also
Furniture. | have the best of workman.
warrant my work ard the articles going out of
my shop to be what they are recommended.
I'm J. KELLER
LAWRENCE, Sept. 70.
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gr0n WRdgeS

JINGLE BARKER has thermometer Churn:
Il which will make Butter worth 40 ets. pei
pound. Nov. j.. 50. H
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Robert L. Frazer.

AUUCIL H. 1Idz6IJ
VNATCHNAKER AND JEWELER, dealer in
w Watches, Clocks, fine Jewelry, Revolyers.
Fancy Goods. DO. iy4
Wilmarthss Circulating Library.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY NEW AND
~ popular books are constantly aided, as pub
lished. q. WILMARTH.
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lawrence Business Directery,

MINER 4 FULLER, Physicians and Surgeons,
Lawrence, Kansas. Particular attention given
TO Surgery and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN b. WOOD, Land Agent and Money Bro
ker. Lawrence, Kansas.
C, STORRS, Jr,. Land Agent and Surveyor.
h. SEANKLIN, Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. C0NANT. Dealer in DRY Goods and Groceries.
s. L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeWeler.
l.. KELLOGG, Dentist
WHITNEY HOUSE, L. L. whitney.
WAEERLEY HOUSE. L. Hoyt.
f. 5. L0NMAN, Attorney at Law.
JOHN VI. COZ, Counselor, and Attorne. 81 Law.
G. W. BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Desler in Dr. Goods, Groceries, sc.
RlDEN0UR s BRO, Land Agents snd Real
EsSste BrpkerS.
MORROW HOUSE, Morrow & Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, 3. johnson
s. \. WOOD i CO., Real EstSts Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and None.
S. y. WOOD. Notary Public and Commissioners
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARNS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
ID. b. BURNHAM, Dealer In Seeds and Agricul.
tufal indictments
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mechauscx, Tools,

NASCAtEEAECS u OCASe
A FULL ASSORTMENT of Coopefs' Tools,
n Blaeksmiths' Bellows,
Timers Tools and Stock;
Cabinent Makers Tools and material,
jus. arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sept. a6-tf HICKS 4 BARKER.
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siaiuIe.
Fd last evening
Puncing to the
members
ltchison county,
elton will prob
d to the Coun-
Fsion oahe Le'
a vote of the
next. 1t
tt the election
they shall vote
titution without
+" For the Le-
the Pro-slaveTy
"a Constitution"
led in the House
which has been
opeka Tribune,
printer; and
ldent of Public
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kessage will be
THE documeh'
I one, meeting
before the peo-
lean desire
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TO Dry GOODS NTerchants!

NGLE BARKER has large quantity Of very
superior OK Yokes. OK Chains and HarroWs.
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The following dispatches from Wash
ipgton constitute the latest and most au-
thentic information we are in possession
of. The source from whence it comes is
entitled to full credit. Gov. WALKER has
fully redeemed himself, and though the
President is against us, there is no doubt
but the Lecompton Constitution will be
defeated at Washington. The dispatch
was to the n. Y. Times.
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ParkviIle and QuindarO Ferry.
THE STEAMER OTIS WEBB will ply daily
l. between Quindaro and Parkvile. Also,
make trips at the Ferry Crossing. The Ferry
will continue to run as long rs navigation is pos
sible. Quindaro, Novel, I'm
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PlSWS!

TNGLE BARKER has any quantity of Iron
Il Wedges. Nov IA, 81. IF
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ChuFnS.

Traps.
TNGLE BARKER has Wolf Traps, Rat Traps
and so on. Nov. IA, 81. If
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Ok YOkcs!

NGLE BARKER has the largest and best as
sortment of Flows ever brought 10 Kansas.
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Stoves.
Tin Ware,

TNGLE BARKER has the Largest, Cheapest
and best assortment Of Stoves ever offered
in Lawrence. Nov. 81, 81. If
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A I,e.s.r From Horn..

Our bosom thrilled with joy the other
day, on opening and reading letter from
our old and well-tried friend and CO. laborer
in the cause Of freedom, DR.. JEREMIAH
GAGE, of Conneautville, Pa, our former
place of residence. 1t was the first line
from him since residing in Kansas, and its
perusal awakened many pleasing reminis-
cences of the past Call it egotism, read
er, if you please, to publish it, yet we
shall do 50. as we wish to show our slaf.-
derers that though they do not appreciate
our labors, there are those who do, and
they are those who have known us longest
and best:
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The Harnpden Association

MOULD GIVE NOTICE that bonds RE ex-
w changed for two saw mills capable OF saw
ing 600 200 feet of lumber in year, to be run
ming in Hampden on the LIST of October, and the
other 18th of November next; and they have
made arrangements with the Hampden Lumber
Company, for all lumber made use of in the town
Of Hampden for one year. at so per III. Also. 3
run Of burrs will be started as soon as the crops
| will be Mt to grind.
W. 4. Ella, Pres't.
| 10. i. ID. CLARK. Sec'y.
Hanpden, Sept. 5th, 1857. septic
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DEFY ALL COMPETITIONS!
H. &c
f.sHd "arYanfa

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7, Massachusctt:
~ street, Lawrence. Office hours A. NJ. to
Z. NJ. Dec. 1857 IF
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TNGLE BARKER has Tin Ware Of every de-
l. seription, and of the best quality. Nov p If
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Wanted.

TWO OR THREE good hands TO cut cord wood
i and make rails for which the highest prlee
will be paid in cash. Enquire Of JAMES
CHRISTIAN at his Office.
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T WILL pay for Potatoes, 90 cents cash or 81 90
J. in goods from now until the weather is toocold
to buy them. C. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Nov. II, 1855. IF
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Farmers, Attention!

TNGLE BARKER has large assortment of
L Crockery, which will be sold cheap Tor cash
at no Il Mass. ST., sign OF the Big Tea Kettle.
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Shington.

! NJ. Army, Esq,
NOV. eth, '57,
[E to-day. He
st the President
] to his views;
to me that he
TO THE PEOPLE
IA as We were
re compelled to
( next issue.
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ala of HeNdom On.
for sale Of the
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-12

yL7E HAVE THE AGENCY FOR, AND keep
w on hands all the jest of these, and furnish
them at wholesale TO other dealers, at as low
rates as they can be bought west Of st: Louis.
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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00BOXES PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
lUU gist's Glassware. for sale at the
CITY DRrG STORE.
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Masonic
THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
l. Lodge, No. 6. are held on the first Thursday
of each month, in Masonic Hall. rthe Express
Office. JAS. CHRISTIAN, w. 81.
Aug. 15-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-21
The Discussion at CaineskorO,

GAINEsBoRoI, Tenn, Jolly 10th, 1857.
DEAR SIRs:-I in ecstaciee, and no mis-
take. Hatton and Harris are Just through speak
ing. more perfect victory was never achieved,
than the gallant the brave, and nobe-souied Haton
obtained over the "matured statesman" to-day.
had feared to hear the discussion, and so expressed
myself this morning, because our standard-besrer
bad been eztOlled highly in the papers-not
that doubted bis ability the justice of his prin-
ciples-but sometimes you know expectations are
raised too high But. sir, all is now, and the
good people of old Jackson are united in the opin-
ion that Hatton came out victorious. l have not
only heard Democrats acknowledge it the Streets
but of the old ''never fails" have actually
gone to the man himself and Acknowledged the
corn" If every thing works on, it is moving
now, we viii make a glorious gain here. Think
not that I writing for effect, for l give you my
honest convictions. Col. Hatton is in fine health
in fact looks better than he did when we were
scbool-mates together, some years ago. He has
left behind enthusiasm that has not been equal
ed for many years. The people are not only pleas
ed with his doctrines but they admire the man.
L believe you iitors don't like long letters, a
word or two and am done. Pickett will
outrun the question here at least four hundred
votes, account of the odious compensation bill.
it, Stanton will certainly be elected, and think
the people setting man for the Senate.
Press the points every where and we will succeed.
1 am an
CAN'T ALIEN SUFFRAGE MAN"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-21
"ANTI ALIEN SUFFRAGE MAN.
From the Memphis News.

endorsement Oh memphis Bonds
Gen. l. G. Harris has seen fit to attack Eatton
for voting for this measure a gentleman named
Thompson is pursuing the same course with refer
ence to A. NJ. Looney, brother of our eloquent and
gifted candidate for 'Floater" We clip from the
Memorial signed by Gen. Harris, this paragraph,
and append the names of sundry Democrats who
initiated the General:
That they deem it wholly unnecessary to occu-
by tn e attention of so enlightened a body in demon
stratug that this endorsement by the State cannot
in any event, Increase, ever put in jeopardy or
increase, the States liabilities. The continually
augmenting population and increasing commercial
resources of Memphis, her comparatively small pub
lie debt, and the great future which opening wide
before her-hastened in its developments by the
very system of State aid to which We have referred
can leave no doubt in the minds of any, of her anu
pie ability to meet these Bonds at maturity, out of
her then current revenue, even should the stock
thew represent be absolutely Vaueless"
1t is signed by
LshaDa q. Harris Candidate for Governor
William 7. Brown, Democratic Speech-maker
E NJ. Yerger, gone to the ''centre OF Democra-
cy."
j. Kaox Walker, now making small experime Mt
for the Senate.
j B. Limb, killed off two years ago, by the
Know NOthings.
Jeptha Fowlkes Democratic Editor
L 1rOusuEltS EulLof OF appear hansas- w al
ker paper.
D. NJ. Currin, candidate for Congress ruled off By
Tom Avery
H. T. Hubert, Buchanan's Custom House keep
at this port.
B. F. Dill, another editor of the Appeal
VIM. Fl. Carroll Buchanan's Postmaster in th is
city, and President of Democratic Club.
Gen. Harris, we see toy the above catalogue Of
Democrats has involved many OF his friends, well
| as himself, in a very awkward difficulty. But such
is the uniform Inconsistency of the Democracy.
The Nationality" of the Democratic party consists
in the universally Of its Inconsistencies. It's
strength lies in its quarres its "pEnciples IN the
"spoils -" its harmony in its dimensions Put up an
office worth FIVE hundred dollars and halt the cruel
fellows denouncing the Appeal for its support
of Walker, Stanton, Buchanan and Free Kansas,
would join It, to lit any into the place. il he
would only call himself a Democrat. The name is
everything the opinions and principles of candi-
date nothing.
We do not like to publish the names Of these
gentlemen with their politics, but they should have
stopped this war upon Hatton and A NJ. LOoney.
They should not stand quietly by and see Hatton
and Looney denounced for doing what they urged
upon the Legislature by what they term 'Hresisti'
bile arguments" We appeal to them, as men oil
truth and Justice to have end put to this course
OF their candidates.