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We'll serve the ord to-day:
The DroRNar I'm -
The Prophet well obey;
l. You may mind just Ehom you please.
We will mind what Brigham saVs0

The accounts received of Brigham's sermon on
the 26:h July, are that it was the most queer of
his peculiar ciscourses. 1t was devoted to the
discussion of the relations of the Mormon to the
General Government. Pointing to the women. he
said that the object of the Utah expedition was to
make them all prostitutes through the interference
in domestic affairs of the troops. Then. layinp
his hand upon his coat, he said that he had there
"a breast-pin eighteen inches long, which be in
ten ced to set in the shirt of that squaw-ker Gen
Harvey, if be should interfere With his (Youpe'A
plans, and send him to he'll cross-ots" This ssend
ing 10 hell crOsslots" appears to be an expression
peculiar to Uah-''cross lots" being equivalent in
meaning to 'by short cut" He alluded again to
the instrument in his coat ga pepper-box." with
which it was his intention ito pepper the General.
In sermon delivered July 18th, Brigham is re.
ported to have said that ''various Gentle letter
writers from Salt Lake City had written to the States
tnat it was unsafe for Genties to live there. and
and he relied on bis young men to justify their as.
serton; otherwise. he should see that it was iusti
fed himself"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

A San FraHelseo gensleman vritlng TO = friend 10
New York sboni fbe bene5eeas effects Of The Wig
lance commsitse operations. ssyss
In cons quenee Of the reform brought sbost b.
the Vielia1ee Committee, this cts has been gov.
srne9 during the past year at an expense Of a5oet
Ezets"Vl sgainst Az average expense The pfeViass
yef II ~ zaillfes. fgs knsarsE sEousan.R -
s91, ~ -. 5 IS much ss & nov eesis.
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What the Prophet brigham Proposes to
do.
Inc latest news from Mormondon is that the
saints were IN state of wild excitement. They
thought that the President was in earnest about
sending an army to sutjugate them, not having
heard OF the detention in Kansas for anti-slaTlry
purposes of the sO-called utah expedition" On
July the Path, the annual celebration of the ami
Versary of the Mormon arrived st Salt Lake came
on about twenty-five miles from the city, and
nearly the whole population of the town trooped
out there. The Genfiles were carefully excluded
from the festival, and outsiders only know that
Young, Kimball and others made rampant speeches
and that an original song, supposed to embody the
spirit OF the times, was sung, the chorus running
thus:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
CALDWELL COLLEGE.
ROEERSVILLI.. TENN


He Second Session OF this Institution viii commence
\ the hrst Wednesday OF September. Although Cald.
wen college but lie its infancy it is the intention and
determination OF the Trustees and Faculty that h
conducted such principles as to II to b
friends Of Horot0h ucation and shall render it in ponf
OF advantages, sssohd TO Institution in the South or
RUgersvle already enjoys an enviable reputati on for
us adVAntages and it is the ton Of
me Trends OF education who have barked in this enter
l ne 'S NoFA 50 ausplciousy begun shall be carried
forward and that schools shall be Of such Character
as to command the respect confidence and patronage of
discriminating public -
This Institution is under the Presidency Of Rev n
DAsHIELA D. D., tlemen finished scholarship and
eIse experience as an Instructor OF YOUTH gentleman
vines Oh Inc SOUTH He will be aided by A. able faculty
LOCATION.
RogeTsyille Is thriving village and in county IA
us hS4lthIa climate and its varied picturesque
IeS9ty Il IS about fourteen miles from Bulls Gap on
and Jefferson Railroad win ntersect said Road n "a now
CGnnec'ed with he Railroad by daily hack that there
W be no difficulty in reaching it, The Branch RAILROAD
IS now under contract and will be pnshtd forward with
energy. ~ ~
BOARDING.
boarding can be had in the best families Of the village
SO that Whe absent from home student will not be de-
prlVeG Of the amenities Of domestic association
luelts upon their arrival in the village will upon ap
M 49,; ~ 70 u ilehel Treasurer, or J. ". Rogan, sec'
DC ~ioed IN securing boarding houses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition per term Of twenty weeks 400 O5
hcoding lodging flel lights g 90 per week 40 90
I Ting per aoAen, 81 h CTS or IS per term, 90
Library, ordinary repairs, &C, 90
Total 5 gsa Ss SESSION. . =, g g
Total for the pear, SI71 ~
For further particulars reference is made to the Gaia
T % as. session. which will be forwarded to any one
se1tjT ~ iNeisishedi JAS ROGAN,
-1SPtt11 Sec'y Board Tru
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
S1IA
SEWING MACHINES f!

RE the only substantial aud siEpy sel Sewing
I II Maehines made. and the cheapest and used
by families Manufacturers for hec aud The following
/ Teasous:
lst, They make which win no. rip ayel, both
I sides being ahkc, IN hand sewing on leather.
%, The Al chimes With ak tarta ana
sTnai cctan Nth equal facility, variety Of
I ieEfher.
"a. Ths e not Two Needle Two pool Machine,
Whsch Machines 3 chain 80 tch VII n "
easily stocking, besides mating 40 ugly
cord the baek Of tAe goods
ssh. These Mzchsnes not AZ al liable 20 Of
erasr, being very simple and strong Ia The Ioaatruo-
ash hey faster aod % work THAI ~ other
Machiae.
sth The ueh prauerd by this ch &c Is 70 s.rong and
beautiful that g. . is4 7ssibs eq4al b suy other
Machine ~ hand.
I'm, Tie rsof o. me above is 1900 Of
ear Machines In the uHed acne, uting ku-
Where snoa and there. here practical
operstoas Swing uubounas4 satfctoni vting thGt
ne ether A4shiars
brauch 0Uce SO Pubac SQUARE over Hcksi IA Hal.
Nashville, Tcnnealc WM. "A SINGER
auEie-dim- Agent.
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Chaneery SAKE.


DuHsH AT = 1sefee e ne Chancsry c8ufl a.
Z lzrksFfas. ia the 81 Eh1s ~ Hsrtrasse 40
ottsEl, Fn-4aerr friestf A. " q Llltsef and 90
ssal AaasA4s i1s l1tA 81 oeteseg nrHl "a fas
slatef, thFas Lets tn tay aa@isa AashFlle crel
q 8 A snd - 2ontas oF aoses szsf-sisry sssaFs.
asaFtnE taEsTesl sns Hsz Fe,a81d
a. y s. LEsDsEEF,
EeF8ts- cssa1si ssluarF.
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o. ACREs-C CLIFTON.

Joseph Branch Ez'r and NaEessa sfaTin T. "a tossa
~ MetHnre
Is pursasEee u the decree PEonoancsi n The above
esEse aay iast, % tis c9ars Eii4 ssT en-
SATURDAY., THs 50 DAY OF 0crOgER SKI, az ths
CnurL hoase ol, me cir 81 NashFle crsaI. II q
L. o. aua q uenita Ellh Interest. al nat Ia ne
psFeei ~ real estate, ~Lfg which f5flaerir
belonged 81 TIE aafs 0sorge ~. Martin anl
ahlch i supposea - he aboat ElneNy thrcs Rezes.
Noies ssi goga secuFy fequred - puFchzser saa
Zen Fsts4aed. q, d. hEIEk, q. A.
ssE-T-ia, 0AaEeeEy cguFl 81 nah Fi0a-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
Notice.

{ the 2lst inst, at my residence on South College
- street, IN the city Of Nashville, No 100 viii ger
sS9 81 q, public suction, the highest bidder on
eut OF t"eVe months, all the personal property he
Iol glng to the estate Of Prof Edward GeseT decd
sstinR OF set CT part Of engineering and
veyhs instruments several musical Instruments (amopV
sHen very tine Flute and easeO large lot OF sbeet
usle ana Musical Instruction books variety Of vausbe
nteIary ano miscellaneous bOols Iglish and GerE an /
one soa wa ten, one silver watch bedsead m
ana furniture, several articles househoId frntuTe
SOCKS, trunk, &c. $1,000 F--' -
TERMS OF sALE-NOte and good security win be REQUIRED
upon ali sums over one dollar ~ f>
MANSON NJ. BRIEN,
~ Admir-, &C, Of Edward Gesler, decd.
". D. ma good many unsettled accounts for Music
lessons, &c and other indebtedness those udeb ed viii
please can az my Office, No. AZ Cherry street (Cooles
buldihgO ana settle the same those having claims
against sla estate, will present them properly aut hen
Gated within the time prescribed by law.
septlo-d1ot. Admir-. &C. Of Edward eiiese r deed.
8 In addition to the numerous articles heretofore
auEefused to be sold the 21st Of Sept 1851 a. my house
On soeth college street. No 1872 viii also sell at the same
umS and place, one hne fIAN0 FORTE as The property
OF the said Edward Gieser, decd
sale TO commence at 10 O'clock. A. NJ
,,z NJ n. BRIEN. Adm'r Of
aSP'A'. Edward GiesleF, deed.
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TO TmE BtsINEss MES OF NASH
VILE.

THAT valuable husiueas kouso ~ perty Mel surhf
rarnsr, frphfns e. ret AL E1rsrt sra f0l -
Chsfch, e pF9Fpaea - b. sassd fsr terra ii Eear =
paEtg parties ata Nl iEpgoec she fssns - haia
tleresn good bnsiuess hqsse D. hausss
Persaus asaFins b sass iEFzd Is die written s
essis vita re unasTakasai Nhe sl give tashsF
TEA 90 ePpiratiaa a. ia oa.se-
@ D. BRIEs, c. An
aags1. ChslcerY clart Il Ns-krIifs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

& hAeoepaE ssPFiT g PAL ana Winter esofl, Gss-
A tleezea4 farls1sleE eeess a4d fI1lt14E.
Ash, Eaf asscEszeaz 81 tl44 Galrssfct so kast-
49, . uhigA al - a4s - = efdal t1s ASA 49,
prove. st5es - Il. 3, ltl6a, Afszts
ssFftL 30. Z. ctesk szsei. taisFzts
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WhentI Whenfm

he undersignei having orders for WHEAT. will pay
the highest market rate delivers bic at MCrea Ter
'4SS warehouse, corner Broad and College
,,,- . T. WEBB,
Juiylt--G Cotton and Produce Rroker.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
DIED,

On Saturday, the 18th inst IN the vicinity Of Memphis
con seson Of the BRAIN AolLls daughter Of Mr. J. n and
Mrs. Sarah A Provine, aged 10 years and d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

Tss BsOEcK Aaaiz DzssasED.-Lsesnp,e ~.
badly bs@ssn Ter he W.swlsk csp. ca shs Sd
lss1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL ann IN.
STE 9 VI ENIAl. mISIC.

M R. AND MRS c. ,. THURs1 on are prepared 20 give
- lnsti aetions on ne PAHo and in NOcAL M6slo Les.
sons given az the residence o. the pupil FOR terms &C.
inquire q Mr. T., at Mira Ans, South Spruce street.
near broad. -
sentil-Im.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
SCHOOL BOOKS.


BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE COPY.
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, siIman's Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Comstock's Chemistry
Comiy's speler. Lincoln's Botany,
IoNhes Speler, Pictorial q. States,
Spellers Dehner Parley,s Histories
1owers Readers, Ancient History,
GOodrohs Readers, Modern History
Aceuueys Headers, Ale2ander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayand's Moral Science,
Buffers GTannor, Comstcck's Philo ophy,
kirkhams Grammar, Abercrombie's Philosophy,
Parley's Geography, olusted's Philosophy
Miteheli's Geography, PRrker's Philosophy,
Smiths Geography CoIton's Geographic
olney's Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, Willson,s History
Walkers Dictionary, Ohmsted's Astronomy,
Colburns Arithmetic, Toweo's Grammar
Davies First Lessons, Song Book OF School Room.
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana ysis,
smleys Arithmetic, McEmrott's Analyzer
Davies Algebra, Latin Books
Ray Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's ArHhmetics, States and Pencils, &C.,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sePu. Bte 81 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

lslCeESs0as 10 JOHNSON, h0aNE COD
Ctcx4eS, Toeseso. storage. 6eaeral Conmission ana
- fre1ee kerekapl coFner Eroad ana harket scis,
sasevis fepn., Nil estots PartcasF stienten % Al
Aasirtss satFastsd a. lhea taeerH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

MORE NEW BOOKS,
ROSS ON SLAVERY FRED. A. Ross, D. d.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W G. PRIME
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W. O. PRIME.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES.
CHIC-CHAT OF HUMoR, WIT AND ANEoDOTE
BERNARD LILLE; By jazz CLEMENS.
THE WORLDS OWN; Poem by JsIIs WAN HOW
CHILE CON CARVE; OR, THE CAMP AND TIE
FIELD.
Lessons From tbs GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By ].
HAMILTON.
THE HIDDEN PATH By MARION HARLAxD.
1HE wATCHMAN.
RUTH HALL; By Fancy FERs.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sePtt BAG No. 81, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

bran. SHORTS AND SHIP STUFFS.
| CsF received ard in Store:
- 100000 lbs. Wheat Bran.
600 lbs. Shorts in 100 h. BAGS.
$4,000 lbs. ship Stuas:
FOR sale low Wholesale and Retail by r q RANDY
sept 15-.f n "A CoIis-s -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18

LHoR terra d years. ~ me most drsrable farms
II 81 the eouutg Of Dar dfens miles irou Ma 4ye on
tie korth eide u reud rtTcr containing as
$50 cpea snd n CgitKatns viii large ana caaioriablo
daeing sltelrns, suekeho-ses and 81 nee saary Out
heaars. Ths farm sea valsrsd. and has ACE orchard
nun g. vi slse hire negEees e. cultivate q f desired
F9r farther inlarnatQu appp a. . ~ ceerrx street.
Harsff NIf'ftk ~ u fUaHN.
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80. . $ = = e $3.50 So. s .. =. !. =.
- fts~ Azt 6. ael III.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

THTIE subserbers have a STEAM SAW MILL "a success
hul operation Jackson county, Ala, tbs Nash
vile and Chattanooga RalIoad, near eseFersan DEPOT,
prepared fIrnsh AZ kiEds g LunbeF, ard ID
any quantity, he shor eft notice. They respectful
saic orders om persons 10 abe etY Of Nashville sahnE
Lgmbtr % a'y de pton they " deliver Lanber 81
any cepaE sic kaHfo4d.
sept4-sm INGALLS,, TALLY a 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WARD 3 CUNNINGHAM,

uAEe fsce.ssa tArir = q q FALL AsD WtSrra
- GOODS etEFFtins cA ~. c4ssae1ss, 4essia..s
aaE s EeneEsf ssslFt-zen IS fteNss Ea4E4 sarsIklas
fs4as zn1 81 = pas4s 8 - san epea tss "a a. q
sd - sstsle EknzFst -. Sc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-18


With the hope that twill be followed
At an early dag by thine.
10 LOU.
Maiden Of the auburn tresses
Ruby lips and starry eyes!
Wen know thy radiant beauty,
Was not born beneath the skies,
Wherefore, Them hast thou descended
From thy home in Paradise?
Was it that thy sunny gIanees,
Like the Grecian maidens when
The ch.Valry of Greece adored her,
Might ensaye the hearts Of menf
All il this may be thy mission,
Wisely vast thou chosen theni
Since the first pale star of morning
Smiled above the oden sea,
Lone amid the heavens waiting
For the planets yet to be,
Never dwelt earth a maiden
Who had been a peer to theei
I should say but sixteen summers
Have unroHed their robes Of green
Since thy form in faul less beauty
First upon the earth was seen
Yet maturity's perfection
Is thy majesty Of mein!
He whose wOoing words shan win thee.
VIII have won richer gem,
Than Alarie when he captured
Rome's imperial diadeu-
VIII have won jewel brighter
Than the orb Of Bethlehem.
Rather would drink the gances
OF those gentle eyes Of thine
Than to quaff a thousand gobiets
OF the gods divinest wine;
For thy glance the soul enkndIes
With a rapture divine.
have gazed upon thy beauty
Till my spirit seemed to thrill
With the sunshine Of thy presence
And its warmth is with me still
warmth that neither absence,
Nor the lapse of time may chill
Jack, you know I'm not a poet
Never did pretend to be-
And would not att5mpt a couplet
Though each word would coin a v:
Yet, her rare and radiant beauty
Wins this tide of rhyme from me-
BY her cheek of rose and lilly
By her hair so sweetly curled-
And by all the arrowy glances
Her soft eyes have ever hurled
She's bona Jfde fairy,
If there's in our world
And If ever Pm converted
To the faith Of Brigham Young
And conclude TO dwell his Latter
Day sinners in Utah among
If it isn't done for her sake
Then, hope may be hung
AUeUsF 81, 1857.
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For Nent.

\ DWELLING Six Rooms, on Vine, between Union and
Seaar streets, for the balance OF the year Can be
ior several years Of the osuer This Is 10 decided
we most healthy and pleasant locality in the citv
APPyto tseptlb-2Wdl L. B. at FITF
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For the Nashville Daily Patriot.
. J. =. ~, OF CENrREVEELE.

For the Nashville Daily Patriot.
+ 10 ,. ,. w., OF CENrREVEELE.
Jack, ny boy, dost thou remember,
That enc night at Beaver Dam,
Not long after thousdst encountered,
Caugkt, and conquered cur Sam,
And thetempest Of the struggle
Had subsidized to a CAIN
was struck and thon vast smitten,
By ssfairy little girl,
whose sweet face was halfway hidden
By fun many golden curl
As he moved, the faiTest, brightest,
Mid the dances giddy Whiri!
And that thou and agreed to
Pen her poetic line?
Wen, pursuant to that promise,
fPresent thee here with mine,
With the hope that twill be followed
At an early day By thine.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25
Railroad Meeting.

We learn that meeting Of delegate
representing Lawrence, Delaware, Quin-
daro. K. T., and Platte City, No, was
held at the Whitney House, in this city.
last Monday evening, at which measures
were taken 10 procure an immediate sur
vey from Lawrence to Delaware. As
Delaware is several miles nearer to Law
renee and the Kansas valley, than any
other town on the Missouri river, the pro-
iect is one of vast importance TO the
prosperity of the Territory, and is per-
fectly feasible. An air line road can be
made from Chicago to Keokuk, Delaware
City, Lawrence, Emporia, and thence to
Santa Fe. This road would run through
the best country in America, and will
eventually lead directly to the heart OF
Mexico.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25
Foul Assault.

For some time past. serious difficulty
has existed between Henry Boynton and
Adams, both of Tecumseh, and
Adams has endeavored, several times. to
shoot Boynton. Some time since, Boyn-
ton had Adams arrested for an ATTEMPT to
take bis life; and on Thursday of last
week the case was tried, and Adams was
placed under bonds Of $500. Newsom,
formerly District Attorney, was employed
by Adams as counsel, and at the close of
the trial he made brutal assault upon
Boynton, inflicting wound in his head
with bowie knife. MIR. d. applied to
the United States Commissioner, Edward
Hoagland, for writ of arrest, and was
refused, although he would not deny that
it was an qnprovoked attack.
We are inclined to think that if Mr..
b. had been pro-slaycry man, the case
would have been different. Has pro-
slavery man ever committed a crime
against Free State man, for which he
has been punished? 1t appears that the
white niggers'' Of Kansas are still con-
sidered as outlaws, both by the Territorial
and Z. s. officials.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25
Tie crsa, sou,bws.,eru Railroad.

The indications are favorable for a
Railroad from Delaware to Lawrence.
Several meetings have recently been held
at Delaware, Weston, Mo-, and other pla-
ces in favor of the movement. Delaware
is on an air line between Lawrence and
Keokuk, Iowa; and Knoxville, La Sale
and Chicago, IL. A road will some day
be constructed over that route; and the
line will be extended towards Santa Fe,
crossing the Neosho and Cottonwood at
Emporia. Five years will witness the
completion of the road to the valley of
the Neosho. There is charter already
in existence for this route from Delaware
to Emporia, and from thence it may be
extended in any desired direction. We
shall speah of this matter at length in a
few weeks.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25

A telegraphic dispatch to the Associated
Press from Washington, dated July 6ih'
says
'sThe affairs of Kansas have formed the
subject of Cabinet deliberation since the
receipt of the resolutions of the Georgia
and Mississippi Democratic State Conven:
tons condemnatory of the course Of
Gov. Walker. Although his conduct Is
not entirely approved by the AdminIstra-
ton, it viii firmly sustain him, believing
that he acted with wisdom and justice IN
advising submission of the Constitution
TO vote of the people, and that be thus
followed safe line of policy. The Souin-
ern attacks are considered ungrscions u
view Of the fact that Gov. Walker v As
sent to Kansas by Oh Administrator
pledged to the defense of Southern rlsn's
and opposed to the Topeka Constitution
and in conformity with which policy I 1,,
Walker is now claimed TO be acting. ne
views of the Administration. oareiuii!
elaborated, will, there is reason to BELIEVE
soon be officially promulgated.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25
nez. from Ii. uppsr Nso.ho.

The new steam saw mill of PARHAM &
. PHELPS, al Emporia, has been set in mo-
ton. 1t is one of the best mills in the
Territory, and is already cutting out an
immense amount of lumber daily. DR..
ARMOUR viii soon have his mill at work,
on the north side Of the Neosho, opposite
that town. It is 20 be frst-class mill.
Mr.. SroRRs has taken the new hotel at
Emporia, and has fitted it up as first
class house.
The Emporia Nescs has reached its 4th
number. It is to be regretted that it does
not labor to advance the local interest for
which it was established. instead of graft
flying the malice Of its editors towards
private individuals.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25

r Almost fire occurred on Massa-
chusetts street, on Saturday last. 1t is
supposed to have originated By a cigar
being thrown from a window, upon pile
of loose paper, between Allen & Gilmore's
tin shop and Solomon's dry goods store.
The blaze for time rose above the roofs
of the buildings, and but for the prompt
exertions of the citizens, we should have
had very disastrous conHagration.
We suggest that the people of Law
renee Immediately form fire company,
and make arrangements for cisterns and a
FIRE engine.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-07-25
The Reason why.

Some of our exchanges are finding fault,
because VIC insert in the Herald Of Freedom
articles on both sides of On open and de-
hated question. To such papers, which
cannot hold two ideas lest they should
burst, We can say: Our readers are in the
habit of examining both sides of a aues-
ton, and are best pleased when the
strongest arguments of each are forcibly
presented. The political position of the
people of Kansas is new in America, and
new to the world. The wisest iurists. and
the best political writer's in the country.
are puzzled 10 know how we can regain
our lost rights, aud free ourselves from the
pro-slayery usurpers who reign over us.
Public journals of high standing discuss
the subject and frequently throw new light
on II. These articles We transfer to our
columns. Our readers are pleased with
this; and it neither distractS nor conflses
them, but enables them to act intelligent
~ and steadily for the one great object
the freedom of Kansas. 1t would ruin
some men, as it would some journals, to
have two ideas In their heads at one time.
But these are not the readers of the Her.
aid Of Freedom. They are accustomed to
discuss. They demand both sides; and
when sure they are right, they then 60
ahead. The old pioneers of Kansas are
thinking msn--scholars, patriots. and
statesmen; and the recent immigration is
equal to the old. They demand an indie
pendent Free State paper, making the ul-
timats goal, FREEDox; paper that viii
not drive off nor abuse aay man, belong
to what party be may, so long as be sotss
10 make Kansas FREE STATE,