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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21

NJ. Enf1t,R.- F-uiilez annonccr dams votr- journal
cue tHon. James l.. Cole, Juse ca Cinouiau,e Dis,
t.rt Jnaieisire, eat e.af:itat pour Ii place de JUICE
A*sorze de "A Cour Supreme pour la Sec NJ District
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21

-siE fiARMUSIGUsf.) DEMOCRACY.

AHe ilaItioi4oua uGWasH8l c@ISsS
ing to the Sixth. Judicial District il ap
c pears from their own great hot seI
a are as liable to freaks of CONTENTION a
, any other portion Of the body polite
g An office w&s in view, and, liz y mate
: OF course any iulloer ot disintertstes
patriots ready to serve their country
and their puc1ets-:tt once presented
themselves and signiiiel tbair wiling
ness to immoiate themselves upon ii,
/, a..er Of Demo racy for ti.eir e~ountry
gooi. All .s>enhlage Of lhe "Est3'ul'
Of the Sixth judicial District was c,iiei
and The chosen ones" CT sha thres.
parishes assembled IN convention to
nominate one Of tue many aforesaid
patriots for TIE high and responsible
position q Judge u that District. Bu,
alss where many crave for Ibis mar
tyr like prisitiga, somebody is sure 10 ir
disappointed. EsssI Baton Rouge makes
her. nomination ia advance unI has :su
eve clearly skinned to the fact tilst hel
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choice mast be the lucky oGe. lbervIiIv
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vale are entirely hfanlriesst tn their e%"n'uct
the delegates f-on, t}j- narish. win, war4
perfectly willing to let The Convention, o,fsr
rule snonII be sdonr.din ma KIM a noor,na.
non. II. alter me Con'+ntto9 had been
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Nh. EpIuH Please annann. e Ross. G. Hen'e,
aa an indsssadsat candidate ter the Office Of Judge
OF the ssxth judicial District. Election to
take Place April 9Th. vox PetJLI.
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AS~ Cards Of a pERsosAL character can csEy be In
sertei in this paper aS advertisements, ana must be
pad for IN ADVANCE.
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= interests OF Corporations, Societies, anar
-, or Schools, viii be cha sgsd ss adYsriissInitsn
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

to erect a house, and get in a crop /;
where a higher price is paid for farm
products. than IN any other part ofthe
Territory; where cattle Craze twelve
tand sometimes thirteen) months in
the year on the luxuriant grass of the
prairics where his wife and children
will be lulled to sleep by the mellow
rumblings Of the countless herds of
buffaloes,ahd by the soft music of the
wolves as they '.their nightly vigils
around his dwelling keep" and where
sickness comes not fwithout proyoca-
tion,) to darken his prospects and
''make the strong man tremble"
might continue to enumerate but
/ have said enough to convince the
most. skeptical that the "Canaan of
our New Israel" is to be found In the
valley of the Smoky Hill Fork, +"
foriy-five miles southwest of Fort
Riley, Kansas Territory, United States
of America.
With unbounded respect for every
body that comes here TO settle. and
supreme contempt for the shallow
minded who don't, I remain yours re-
spectfully. PLUMB.
n. B. Please tell the people to
come early. as the rush for the unocu-
pied claims in the Smoky Hill Valley,
will doubtlessly exceed, in numbers,
the rush of office seekers to the "Na-
tional Bear Garden" about the 4th
of March next. "First come, first
served" Z.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
For tie Herald Of Freedom
A Home Letter.
SuNSEH. Jan. 9Th. 1857

SUMNER, Jan. 9th, 1885,
MEssRs. EDIroRs Having been
an attentive reader of your valuable
paper since its resurrection, I have
aot failed to feel much interest in the
letters of your various correspond
ents. Many predictions of good and
evil, have been made by them with
reference to the future of Kansas
1t is impossible that all should see
alike; perhaps it is not desirable
Many of your correspondents seem to
think it merit to find fault with all
Territorial officers and their acts, no
matter what their character. Now l
do not ask that they should anything
extenuate,'' nor do I believe they
should "set anything down in malice" I"
Since Gov. Geary's arrival here, /
do not see how any one in his position
could have done more, while few
could have done so much. The single
act of arresting the murderer Of Buff
fun, when he was turned loose for the
sole purpose of escaping, must do
much toward gaining him an enviable
reputation in any event. Had the
President removed him, the people
would have held him fast; but he is
not only sustained by the President,
but by the people also. He said to
us when he came among us he would
purge the Judiciary if it was corrupt
and he has done so. He has also Civ
en- us tranquility If he shall retain
it for US, j know not what we can ask
more of him. That he will ever in
terfere with any peaceable assemblage
of persons convened to petition or re-
monstrate, / have not the slightest
idea. The constitution grants us this
privilege and any person who under
takes to interfere with or abridge this
right, viii find the verdict of the peo-
pie against him.
Even Whitfield has taken a step for
which / most heartily commend him.
He is the frs. in Congress, / believe,
to move an assessment of damages
sustained by settlers here and an ap-
preparation for their relief. I should
be very glad to have him succeed, as
doubtless many others would.
| can but regret that there should
have been any occasion for difficulty
among the agents of the National
Committee and the Central Commit
tee. / do not, however, regret that
there should be contraYersy if there
be an occasion for one, Time, / hope,
will develop all the acts of the Com
mittee--for their Justification, If they
have acted honorably, and for their
condemnation if they have proved un-
trustw orthy. VERITAS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
To the Voters Of the First Council
District, Kanszs Territorv. =

yellow CIT1ZENS:-I take this method
II Of announcing myself q candidate forthe
Gosnciis frpu this District, % cd The ne
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Ed
ward Chapman. - = -
I deem Il unnecessary to say anything In
regard to the eonrse that wi1 be pErsned hy
me. If elected tofhat body, es there are few
voters IN this Distries, bat know the pesitieh
that / have occepied ever since I hare been
a resident Of this Territory-now nearly two
wears. But as sthere may be some who wish
= more definite expression. I viii say that I
am Buchanan Democrat; and ] viii en-
deayor, to the utmost Of my a6iitv. to carry
ont the principles Of the Kansas Nebraska
Bill, beth in the letter and the spirit. as
heartily approve the principles ofthat Act,
and consequently viii exert my influence to
attsr, or Tepeal, any Act passed by the last
Legislature, that may net harmonize with
the principles set forth in that Act. or the
Constitution of the United States. as un-
.derstand them 351s@5
Your fellow citizen, ) ssvss
JAMES CHRISTIAN.
( l. T avrresra Tow . lcST - - ssasfsss5 zsez
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Nursery Trees.

WE have at our Nursery. on the claim of
w Judge WAKEFitLD, about 40, 900 kfT1z
Trees, of one and two years growth from the
graft and are now ready to supply with trees
all who favor as with patronage. - = -
; We have also several hnndred PEAcH TRzEs.
n. Bit is now generally acknowledged
that the Fail sthe best season fsf plant
ing out trees, and il being comparatively :
time of leisure, those wishing 10 set sutyoune
orchards may do well not TO postpone It.
w. P.HAM 4 co.
Kansas, Nov. 1, Ie56-3ms - -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Order 81 Publieas.ion.. . !.

Urder of publication.
Territory Of Kansas, -
CO "a ntyof DaukizS.l sssIz
In the Proiaste Conrt of ]
Dauglas County. Deaennbef
term, 1s5s, 8e1famizfJehf lAttahmsat.
son AID Leonard Merchant,
NJ 0W this dey cotass the piasnfifzs By DIR I
- asesneys see itappears 10 tbs esfisfae- -
tica Of the Ceuyt that tbe said defsrdaut canncs
% sl.nmoGed, and that his property has been
attached, AID ths saia defendant having titled
scsppsar Within TIE first sir tavs eff aid tsrrn .
It Is therefore considered By tha Court fssat fl,e
sad defendant Be notiHsd that the s.;s fiasr-ss,
t;fis have fled their declaration herein asainst s
him, the object and general nature Of wfnch.is
20 obtzin Judgment for the sum of one hlfr,-
dred and sixtf-eighs doiiafs, with interest sfdes
cost of suit, sisd thai his property has been e.
tacied, aud tl.at unless lie be and appear at tba
next term Of this coGrt, 20 be begun snd heid aE
the city Of Lecompton, in said Cennty ef Dou-
glass, On The frst Monday In March, A. y.
1856, On OF before the third day thereof. Il fhs
tern shall 50 long continue. and ifnet, then be-s
.ele the end ef. The term, Iadgmsnt viii Be rsa<
dered against him, snd hia property sold so
satisfy the same. And it is further ordered
that this order be published in solae ne wspsber
printed in the Tertiary, four weeks snooess- :
iyeiy, the last insertion TO be at least .eag 1eAke
before the commencement Of the said tern - :
which the defendant - required 10 appcaf.
A true copy. r. c. RlSH0P, Clerk.
JANIS CHRISTIAN. Attorney fof Plaintiffs.
Dec s. A D. 1856 Ss5 szsaz<
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Kansas Central Committee.

THE following are the officers and men,
Il bers of the Central Committee, as now
organized. Their principal Office is at Law
renee, where they are now ready to deliver
clothing. provisions, DC, upon written Or
ders from the Local Committees, to those
who need, who have no other visible means
Of support. Small depots OF these supplies
viii be kept open at other points, under the
supervision of the members of this Commit
tee in those localities r
SAMUEL Z. MARTIN, President, Topeka
H. Miles Moore Secretary. Lawrence gas.
Blood. Treasurer, Lawrence Alfred Curtis,
bloomington J. A.Wineheh, Council City:
J. P. Root, Wabonsa Aaron Dow, Allen P,
o.. Neosha; II. Miles Moore, Leavenwo.th
City; Geo. s. Hiilyer, Grasshepper Falls;
Geo. F. Donaldson, Easton s. B. AcKinxie,
Manhattan; u. Fennimore. Neosho; Thos.
H. M'Culluck, Burr Oak Finance, Commit
tee-Messrs. Blood, Hutchinson and Curtis.
Executive Committec-W Winehell, Martin and
Hillyer, sss rt} .vsz -
Lawrence, Nov. %. 1885, 49, -.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Snow Imported, self-adjusting
Engine, for grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-

NlffE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged
i in the erection Of Wind Grist Mills in the
State Of Illinois, is prepared to execute orders
for his Wind Engine. and all parts and portions
Of tho machinery for FIGURING Mills, on the
skortestnetice.
Wind Mills, on this patent, are built by the
subscriber so as 70 secure from one to one hun
dred horse power in a moderate breeze. This
Mill, being perfectly automatic, or self adjust
ing, runs perfectly steady, no matter how the
wind blows; is perfectly under control; can be
depended on in q prairie situation, nine months
in the year, at absolutely no cost whatever for
power; and requires no especial attendance
1t IS impossible for steam to compete with it
for milling. Numbers are now going MP under
the subscribers direction, in tho State Of Iii
nois.
The entire machinery for mill of two run
of four feet stones, including power, right to
use, bolts, stems, elevators, oonyeyors, curbs,
drivers, and ali essentials of milf, delivered
|at Alton, or st. Louis, on two months notice,
for Sl750.
The same for mill ofthree run of stones, for
$3.50. tss = -
TEgMS.-Half cash on Shipment, halanee
in not fisk, nine. and twelve months secured
on mill, with legal interest. Proper drafts and
specifications for building. &C., accompany
each shipment. When desired, q competent
milIwright niIl be sent with the machinery, at
four dollars day. s
Circulars and parsicular;zed information
given. by addressing the subscriber, at Dixon,
Lee Co., Ill.
WILLIAM D. SNOW.
REFEnEscEs.T
Wsri & Bro, Bankers. Rochester, n. Y.
A.. W. Snow, No. 137 Fulton ST..
Brewster, Hoyt d Co., Bankers, Chicago, III.
Thomas d. Bceyes, y Fu''fk
S, w. Lewis d Co, Dixon, III.
Jan. 3, 165T.-Sm
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
New Order of Things.

TAS. BLOOD has purchased the merchsn.
y die and stock in trade of G. ". 4 ".
HUTCHINSON d Co, and is now receiving 1t
their store building ON Massaehusett street,
large and well assorted stock of goods, en-
bracing all the various staple and. fancy afti-
cles usually called for in this market. Heha
not time TO enumerate articles this week, but
begs the privilege of assuring the public that
his stock is unusually large, and has been
bought at fair prices, and will besold as igw
as the high freights and circumstances viii
allow With pcnfleinanly clerks and sdesirs
10 please, hcnopes toFeceive hfo snare of the
public patronage. szs fetz - 1az
r Lawrence, Nove6, 1856. s.s,,zs e-s-.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Town Site Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to owners Of city
In lots in Lawrence, Kansas. that it is neees-
sary that their evidences of title connecting
patK 70 the ueeu3 IToIn si.c TEIIsTsss 70 Inh
original shareholders, should be Immediately
placed in the hands of the Register Of Deeds Of
said town. in order that the necessary affida-
Wits may be filed in the Land Office. and also.
that titles may issue dieectly to those who shall
be the real owners when the title shall be OBJ
tanned from the Department. ~
Be sure that the original deeds from the
Trustees, and all transfers since mado, be ban
ded in, as the titles viii issue to those who ap-
pear to be the owners.
By order of the Trustees. gs-.;
E. D. LADD, Register of Deeds.
Ifsent by mail, the fee ferreeording, l5 cents
per hundred words, in postage stamps, must
accompany the deed.
Lawrcncs, Dec. 81, 1856. @ - 81.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
$40 Reward.

GTRAYED or stolen, from the vicinity of the
= m outh of Washington Greek, about the last
of November, one large yoke of red and white
spotted oxen. The near one girts about seven
and half feet. stands high az the shoulders,
buffalo ike. with white spot over tlierImp ;
horns sho-tish, and turn in, one droops = lit
tie left horn marked 81 /. L." with a knife
age eseyen or eight has ear marked His mate
is lighter by two hundred pounds; very
handsome OK. trim leg and head. handsome
hornes, white spot on the forehead, and on the
rump, also one on the left, running from one
shoulder to the other age nine or tsn years
both have other white spots not described
Communicate with me through the post office
at Lawrence, Kansas. sa
ALFRED F. BERcAw.
Dec. 81. 1856. =.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
The Hstaia ot Tfssaoq.
.,vrsnee, Saturday, Jan. 10. 1857.
w We suggested seversl weeks

w We suggested several weeks
.ro that if each subscriber would go
= work and get up . club of ten in
Ii, locality. we should have q list Of
twenty thousand in s short time. EaeA
rbscriber has not yet been able to
IKE I'D his club, but large number
has done SO, and the result is. our list
., increased more than t,co thousand IN
-, than t,eo months. We have heard
Eron scores Of Others who are labor
40 in our behalf, and others, we hope,
lr;II commence at oace getting clubs,
% as to begin with the forthcoming
!. History OF KANSAS" which will be
lommeneed in our next number. VIII
hot every friend of our journal, and
he cause it labors to advance, give a
little effort, and try and get up a club
In his vicinity? If he will do SO, we
are confident he will never regret his
exerion in that direction, if he has
the cause of freedom at heart. We
want readers I The more the better.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
War IN osawatomie.

A GREAT war is now commenced in Osa-
"A watoInie, and will prove fatal to all the
scio-Io9s that can be found in that vicinity.
The steam Saw Mill has been repaired, and.
is doing great execution. It has, also,
Grist Mill, capable Of doing the best Of To<k.
All kinds Of lumber constantly on hand fez
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Those having corn TO grind into meal win
find it to their advantage TO give US call.
n. s. SToRRS. Proprietor. -
Dec. 6, 1856. - -. -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
The Smoky Hill.
UP SMOKY HUI Fork, Kansas,

UP SMOKY HUI Fork, Kansas,
January Sd 1857.
Listen. We startled denizens of Kan
sas, while I unfold to you the glories
of a location in this fair Territory that
shames the desert fertility of all other
portions, and offers unheard of advan-
tages, alike to the man of wealth and
the poor man. But Iwill not iostle
the world of Kansas from its "prima al
track" by at once disclosing all the
wealth of minerals which lie concealed
in the hills. only wanting the touch OF
capital and energy to convert into GOLD,
and compared with which the wealth
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

ES- All will remember that we
promised year age but fifty numbers
bf papers to a volume Of the II. of F.,
end Twenty-Five numbers for half vol
,lme. This rule viii be observed in
the future the same as it has been in
The past. Subscribers, new ones and
all others, will bear this in mind.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
.orrnus or OF Ind

sinks into insignifeance: to say moth
ing of the nnmberiess claims untaken,
and town lots unsold. I will not up
set your pre-conccived notions ofbeau-
ty in Nature by minute description
Of this
Green land stretchingto theeyenins star
Fair rivers skiried by primeval trees,
And Towers hummed over by the desert bees. :.
Nor will | excite your speculative
propensities by raising visions of
Smoky Hill'' Railroad stock, selling
at a fabulous per cent, above par ; all
of which. however, viii be realized In
time. My friend JACK LANTERN,
Journeyman Cordwainer, No. Ia, Corn
hill. Mariposa. K. T., who is supposed
to be in spiritual communication with
future Railroad Presidents, has eonGd-
ed to me, under the injanetions of the
strictest secrecy. that the snort of the
Iron Monster as he oestrldes q
great tri-rail track of enormous width.
opening with thunder and pomp our
country to the wealth of the Indies,
and
"Marts Of far c.lrthay,,'
will be heard in the 'valley of the
Smoky Hill,' and that an enormous
depot, for his especial accommodation,
viii be speedily created at the afore-
said Mariposa, where although num-
berless CORNER lots" have went off
like hot cakes" there is, in the lan-
guage of the auctioneer, "a few more
ofths same sort left.
Everything must haze an end. leir-
cies and California gold excepted, as
myfriend John Phoenix once faeetioas-
ly remarked, and confidently pre-
elet that all speculation in 0ssawatto-
mie, (and all other "wattomies," will
soon end; that Lawrence lots will
Soon cease being sold at ruinous prices;
and that claims ten miles from town
Will not be longer bought for the par-
pose of dividing and snb-diViding into
lots to suit purchasers bat that the
eyes Of all men viii be turned upon the
ABOVE mentioned s.yalley," as the best
place for an investment sever yet of
lsred to the public" and where to say
.he ieast, If a man will come with his
'amily "a stout heart and willing hands;
Win habits of frugality and temper
.aee' be will be prospered to the full
measure OF his deserts, and can easily
Pay ior his claim from Its products.
s 9sne time Il win be ID market: where.
ue y bchind-hand he can receive
~ sss'stanea neocssary to enable him
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
Ksnsas win be Free.

ltoz - = VI
TIE Old BucE asd Borde- Ra5sans.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER takes this meihod of
Il informing the citizens Of Lawrence and
vicinity. that he has opened Dsguerreosype
Rooms ovef the store Of woodw ard 4 Fin
ley, on Massachusetts street, where he may
be efound at all times ready to make yoa
e0op Ec TuskR y .zs 81
he has on hand. at presents q large assert
ment of plain and fancy CASES. which, With
god nieinre. Syiu he sn1rrdnfsd Ia Alkase
He has the pleasure to announce that he Is
now making arrangements to introaace Tor
the first tineintoth Territory 5 ~srss.s.
ANBRoTyPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
as good as can be made at the. East.
IL Pictures Of children taken IN ali kinds
Of weather.
q To those who have patronized him he bees
to return his thanks, and trusts that bis work
viii be guaranty ofthe continuance Of pub.
lie favor. 2
Dr Call and see for yourselves s - 5
~ JOHN RoHLES. s
Lawrence, Nov. 3, 1856. - 2-l6. !.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10
sa- Reader, are you satisfied with

1S Reader, are you satisfied with
the Herald of Freedoma Do you think
it good agent in furthering the free
dom of Kansas Th.n aid us in
extending its circulation and useful
ness. Every additional reader we
have is an additional sympathizer in
our struggles with the slave power
Frhe more we have of such, the more
certain is the final result. Kansas
has suffered in the past for the want of
correct information in regard to our
heculiar situation. Let her suffer no
onger from this cause.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

~ City stock in Quindaro opened
up about two months ago at $3.50
a share. It soon ran up to $500 a
share. We learn that it still has an
upward tendency, and knowing ones
say that it will soon command $500
or $1,000. We do not engage in land
speculation. @
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

re- Bank bills are received at the
Herald Of Freedom office in payment of
subscriptions. Subscribers at a dis
ance can remit US in currency, and
such payment is preferred, on some
accounts, to gold dollars, which are
very apt TO loose out of envelopes.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-10

NWe cannot supply any back num-
5ers Of the Herald Of Freedom, unless
orders are given for the entire first half
of the second volume, as we have
none but compile files left in the Office.