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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Thanks.

Messrs. SiBBET & Canaan, at Brooklin,
Linn county, K. Twill accept our thanks
for club of ten subscribers, with the
cash for one year, to the Herald Of Free
dom. We are truly glad to receive these
repeated evidences of popular approba-
ton from different parts of the Territory.
This makes FIVE clubs of ten copies each
which we have received from that county
in as many weeks. We shall be happy
to receive as many more from the same
county, during the ensuing five weeks.
Mr. Corey, of HUMBOLDT, will also
accept our thanks for club of subscribers
at that place, with the cash. We are also
under compliments to friends for sub
scriptions, recently, from Sugar Mound,
Walker, Hubbard. Paoli, Stanton, Osawst-
omie, Tecumseh, 0skaloosa, Manhattan,
Coffachique, &c, all in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Lawrence business Dircctery

JOHN B. WOOD, Land Agent and Money Bro
ker. Lawrence, Kansas.
G.. STORRS, Jr, Land Agent and Surveyor.
Ii. SHANkLIN, Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
ID. b. BURNHAM, Dealer in Seeds and Agricul-
tural Implements.
F. CONANT, Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.
r. l.. FRAZER, Matchmaker and Jeweler.
l.. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, 7. L. Whitney.
WAVERLEY HOUSE, l.. H0yt.
L. l.. L0WMAN. Attorney at Law.
JOHN NJ. CUE, C5unseiorI and Attorney at Law.
q. w. BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, DC:
RIDEN0UR & BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE, Morrow Eidridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, Il. johnson
). Y. WOOD & CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
5. \. WOOD, Notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds for Ohio.
c. STEARNS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
ph;Iiips, FaIsehood.

ii, he remembered that Mr.. Phillips,
:. . .4BrOugham-like scotchman," who is
=. ovp correspondent of the New York
s.e.,,D - stated few weeks ago, at the
-:.,,;sp ga Church in this city, that we had
go "a Inducements to Mr. PRoUfY, of the
-. z...o,,s Champion, to join "Walker
(which we were about to start. We
ss...cuncsd the statement a "wilful false
E.5a Phillips approached us few
=. afterwards, menacingly, and by in
!. .'.io and brayado labored to make us
.;.bdr.w the assertion; but we reiterated
;, Last week we published letter from
g.,.o. q WATTLEs, BIsBEE, and HART.
.,,b Of whom had held conversations with
". ppoUrY on the subject, who denied
i. truth of Phillips statement The
r,,.srs Champion of July 3oth, brings
:. The denial from Dir. Prouty himself,
Il shows that the "Brougham-like"
correspondent is not as careful as he has
IA the credit of being, about telling the
rv,b. The Champion, after publishing
he article which we copied two weeks
so from the Emporia Ne,cs, remarks
eVben we were about to commence the
,rblieation of our paper, Mr. Brown gave
:. .one advice relative to.the best course
. yursue in advancing the interests of
he Free State party. He told us that
: thought the course the Topeka Con-
ritution party were pursuing was fanati-
.l in the extreme; and that they would
al 10 win. He considered Walkers
rurse good one, said that he should
brOr him so long as he pursued an impair
d,I policy as he was then doing. should
oDpose the Topeka faction; and as a
fiend advised us to do the same. He
ever said that Walker party was being
armed. neither did he offer inducements
sus to become an organ under it, A
synopsis of what and all he said we have
lTen.
after the appearance of some two or
three numbers of our paper, Mr. Phillips,
shile passing through Prairie City, called
On Us, and entered into a conversation
Nth US on Kansas matters. During that
conversation we told him that we un-
doubtedly had incurred the ill-will of
Mr. Brown by our taking the course
which was so much in contradistinction
With his advice, and we then gave Mr..
Phillips an account of our interview with
Mr BFown-such as We have just now
gveh."
We had rather be posted about town
4 liar than to stand before the country
P0rd to Be such.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Land ONCE Notice.

ID March, 1857, valid Presumption Claims. on
the 18th and 36th Sections. heretofore reserved
for schools In the Territories of Minnesota, ham
sas and Nebraska will be recognised tcAeFe fhe
settlement aas been may Be made prior to Tie ssr-
5egs.
Ist. In eases where the approved Plot OF sur
yeys has not yet been returned. the DeclaratofY
Statement must be fled seiffR three months after
fas receipt Of sacA GppTored Ptds, at lie District
t1Fce.
ID. Where the plat Is now IN the Registers Of
fee the Declaratian lnnst be fled within three
months from the FiRST publication Of THIS cir
cuiar, IN YOUR LAND DISTRICT.
A failure TO comply with this requirement viii
work forfeiture Of the elai.a.
ELY MOORE. Register.
WM- BRINDLE, Receiver.
LASD OFFICE, Lecompton, h. T.. Nay lSth.
le51. leo
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08

hd
-e election, under the Topeka State
A.. a''atlon, passed of quietly on Mon
'ase No opposition was shown to il
:. saere, nof to the regular nominations
:, ''s'e Officers under it. Those of us
: 'aoaght the constitutional move
-. l' mpraetieable, gave it a silent
,ss = % make the numerical strength of
NJ, p~''y appear as large as possible. We
rssdns = there were cast not less than q. 600
ssa "a snaf day. At Lawrence there were
;, = s0sss; at Washington Creek, 50 votes;
Aasra los votes; at Fisk,s, SO votes;
waklln, SO votes; Quindaro, 1s7 votes;
,..' aaaest lss votes; Leayenworsh, 721
Total, g far as heard from, .07z,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
District Court.

Eliza P, Hamilton, by heri
next friend Patrick ID.
Jones, Complainant, Petition for Divorce.
Harrison Hamilton, Deft.
N the Second District of the United States
L and Territory of Kansas. in Second Judicial
District, May Term, A. ID. 1857. In Chancery
sitting. And now, at this day comes the COM
plainant, by her attorney, James Christian, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant is nonresident of this Territory,
Therefore it is ordered by the Court that the de-
fendant be notified that the complainant has
herein filed her bill of complaint, the object and
general nature of which is to obtain q divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, heretofore con-
also that said defendant be notified to appear be-
fore the Judge of the Second District Court of
the United States and Territory of Kansas, with
in aud for the Second Judicial District of said
Territory, on the first day of the next term there
Of to be begun and held at the city of Lecomp-
ton, in the county of Douglas, on the first Mon
dag in October next, 4, ID 1851, TO appear and
answer the said bill. or that the same will be ta-
ken as confessed. 1t is further ordered that this
in this Territory, for eight weeks successivey,
the last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the commencement of the term at which the de-
fendant is bound to appear.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Solicitor for Complainant.
LIS Macarthur, Clerk of the Court aforesaid.
do hereby certify the above to be a true copy OF
the original order made in the above entitled
cause.
In testimony whereof, /, S. Macarthur, Clerk of
the Court aforesaid, set my hand and afhx the
seal thereof at the office in Lecompton, this
11th day of June, A. ID. 1851
1918 s. McARTHUR. Clerk.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Notice.!

WE have in store sundry barrels and cases of
w Clothing, Merchandise &e.,. shipped to rs
b. Simmons & Leadbeater, of st. Louis; from
thence by us to Lawrence; marked "E. Il. W.
aud in bill of latiing, L. B. Whitman, Lawrence.
Having notified said Whitman that said goods
were ready for delivery, on his paying the Gus
toInary charges and freight on the same, and ne
refusing to comply with this request, we now,
agrceabiy to the decision of n Committee of gem
tleIiien chosen by the citizens of Lawrence this
dag, publicly notify said Whitman that unless
saip goods Bre taken away within thifts days from
this date; and the charles paid; We shah pLgeeed
10 sell the sanie at Public Auction until our
charges are paid. +. A. HUNT q Cu.
Lawrence. July 50 1657.-1t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08

e. The result of the formation Of the
independent city charter and the assem-
bling of a military force around Law
renee has been to drive out some good
men from the Territory who had just en-
tered it with their families, while thous-
ands of others in the States have been
deferred from coming. Had nothing but
the facts been given to the public in regard
to the matter, all persons would have seen
at glance that there was no probability of
new difficulties growing ont of the affair,
hence the country would have sustained
no damage. We say again, and for the
twentieth time, that no party in Kansas
or out of it, can again plunge this country
in war. Pro-slavery men and Free State
men saw too much of it last summer, and
experienced too many hardshipS last win
ter to desire a renewal of strife again. The
pro-slayery party hope to carry their end
by trickery, and in getting the Free State
men embroiled with the Federal authori-
ties. There are some men who seem
ready to become the victims Of either
scheme; but the masses of the people are
determined to defeat the schemes of po-
litical trieksters on the one hand, and the
wishers of war on the other. Depend
upon that.
| Gov. WALKER, as will be seen by a
short article in another place, has with
drawn the U. s. dragons from before
Lawrence, and has gone to look after our
common enemy at Fort Riley. Save a
few military stores, half dozen soldiers
and barren field where the soldiers were
encamped, and few newspaper squibs,
nothing remains around Lawrence eviden-
cling the recent visit of the military to
this locality. Whether it is the purpose
of the Governor to return here we have no
information, but presume not, unless there
are new demonstrations on the part Of the
citizens here to get the wheels of their
city government in motion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Bal. for pa6arsu, Kinds Of ri.h


We clip the following from the last
Leavenworth HeTeM:-
"The Herald is how in the third year
of his existence, and from the first TO the
last, it has battled with energy and zeal for
the making of Kansas slave State"
"The news from all portions of the Ter
ritory is most cheering, and we shall ex-
pect to see such a vote rolled up in Octo-
Der for Gov Ransom, as his talents and
worth demand"
Free Stateism, Black Republicanisrn,
Free Soilism, and Abolitionism, are all
identical aud the same-they all look to
the same end, and they are all laboring
for the accomplishment of the same
object"
"There never was time when men of
all classes and conditions in life were more
loudly called upon to do service to their
country and to God, than they are at the
present crisis of our country's cause"
"Let every true National Democrat
every man who loves his country, and
every one who eherishes regard for his
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
walk up and deposit his vote for the NOM
inee of the Democratic party"
"And Kansas may still be free, hap
py, and prosperous State.''
Our reliance for making Kansas free
State is On the regular, substantial settlers
of the country. A reliable Free State
man, who is not Objectionable to the Re-
publicans of the Territory, must be put in
nomination TO run against Gov. Ransom.
Such a man as Philip P. Schuyler, of
Burlingame, Judge G. W. Smith, of
franklin, Judge Halderman, of Paoli, or
Gen. Pomeroy, of Atchison, or any other
good and true man, who is not too much
mixed up with present excitement and
party politics, will do. The most popular
active man that can be put on the Free
State ticket for this Office is Marcus J.
Parott. He will poll the whole Demo-
cratic vote, and will not be Objectionable
to Republicans, unless his State Office
should make him so.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Ritcherdson's Mo. Express Co.

FAST PASSENGER & EXPRESS FREIGHT
Il LINE from LAWRENCE to LEC0MPTON,
WESTP0RT and KANSAS CITY, DAILY,
with Splendid -Four Horse Teams, and Concord
6uiit conyeyanses, This line is permanently es-
tabIished and will be Iiaintbiucd during Sum
mer and WiHter with increasing energy as the
demands for transportation enlarge in evidence
of which the Co. refer to its antecedents. In
short time this line will be reinforced with al
entire new outfit of passenger cOnveyancesiequat
to any line in the United States. Also, Daily
and Pacific Railroad to st. Louis, st. Joseph,
and all intermediate points on the route, connec-
ting at St. Louis with ALL other Expresses, for
all the principal towns and cities in the United
States X0Ifh, East aud Soalh. Bankers and
Merchants business promptly attended to. AL
kinds of valuable packages, parcels. freight and
merchandise forwarded with dispatch. All loss
es and damages promptly adjusted of this Office.
T. SAMPSON, Agent.
Office Richardson's Mo. Express Col
Lawrence. JUNG llth. 1851. 42
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
nix A. uean,
prsprcTEt;IJY 1NEORy

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w people of Kansas generally. and those in
the vicinity of Lawrence, particularly. that they
are ROW pteEatdf to rtake' at "a snd % Vermont
Street, an kinds OF CARRIAGES; y ttUSS,
and PLOWS, or furnish them to order from the
East. All kinds of repairing done with peatness
and despatch, at reasonable prices. WOOD turn
ing done. CABINET MAKERS, ATTENTION!
Your turning done in any pattern to suit, and we
will soon be prepared to do NIL kinds OF scroll and
light circular saving, 000G pounds of iron and
steel complete and superior assortment for sale
in quantities to suit, at the lowest market prices.
Horse sheeinz done in q superior manner; All of
always dealing ION the square," charging reason
ably. and living up to our motto OF deeds, not
gas" to gain and always keep the. patronage and
eopfdcnre of eur fcilofs nten. Din Il DEAN.
AugustS, 1851
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Hagle works. CHICAGO. NJ,

1 s the largest machinery manufaetory and de-
L pot In the United States. where may be found
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers. All kinds Of Wood and Iren Machin-
ery. Premium Portable Circular Saw Mills.
Noyes' Portable Flour and Corn Mills, with new
Improvements, with or without Bolts. General
Mill Furnishings. Superior Shingie Mills. Steam
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Castings
and Mill Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter.
Best Naehinists' Files, of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Breeches, Sheet Work, etc, etc.
We say to our patrons and the public generally.
that heretofore we have not been able to keep,up
with the demand, but now we have largely in
creased our works, increased our firm, and have
greater facilities for supplying the West with
Machinery than any other establishment.
P. W. GATES. z. s. WARNER. T. CHALEERS.
A. G. WARMER. d. K. FRASkks
April H. 1S57-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Executor,s Notice.

DUBLIc NOTICE is hereby given By the sab
scribeT that ON the i1th dsy. Of April, ieSt.
letters testaEnentagy were grsased to me % tse
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Douglas Conlnsf y
Territory Of Kansas. On the estate q pasla
above Bezae6, festate, and haFe aseeptsa tns s1s
said trust, and qualified according e laM. al Al
persons having demands against szla go :. :
required to exhibff them ts me fer attoSelse
Eifhiz sue year from the aforesaid date, OF tnez
Iaay &c yresIudei from ans beEsdt Of snsa essats.
s= Il sch claims be not ezhlb.tea sIshin nj III = =
yesTs 5z1f tho date Of sd lesSefss ~ s1zt ~
SlsHS FIERATTs EzeeuttF
-, tA- r1fefe nf D. 4. Eechers-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08

Jacob Sucker, Holtan Wis Topeka.
Edwin BodserS, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Mess1s. Lee x Perkins Washington City, u. &.
Mrs. MARY J. McDonald, PerrssviIle, Ind.
Herr Lynx. Alpha z. o., Nevada Co. Cal.
Burford jenkins, Beloit, Wisconsin.
W. II. Ellison, Oakland City. Almeda Co., Cal.
Joseph Y. Benham, Neosho City, h. /.
Emery Benis, care of Hix i Hathaway, No. ia
Broad ST., \. i.
Miss Susan BcInis, MeConnclsville, Morgan Co..
Ohio
james Brown, West Sterling, Mass.
Miss Jane BOYD. Derry Depot, care Alfred BOYD.
Isaac L. AddiBgton, Ridseyilie CO.. Ind.
Daniel Daneneare. Butler Co. X Il.
Mrs. Maria shepard, Lansing, Iowa.
JAS. GAREIN, p. Il.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08

The ladies of the Lawrence Sewing
Circle held festival at the Plymouth
Congregational Church, on Thursday eve
ming of last week, for the purpose of rais-
ing funds to furnish the same. The at
tendance was very good. and the enter
tainment satisfactory. There was assplen-
did Supper, and good music by the band
and by amateur performers. The party
broke up, after enjoying themselves to a
late hour.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
I,nei;sh Fancy and NdilIineryGoods.

IT C. HEMsENWAY respectfully informs
IL. the inhabitants of Lawrence, and Of the
Territory of Kansas, that he will in q few days
open his new store at the corner of Massachu-
setts and Henry Sts., (COliamOre BuiidingsD
where he will sell fcrcash, at wholesale retail,
n fresh importation of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory, at prices that cannot Iail to suit all. He
will continually receive from Boston and New
York the latest, richest, and most fashionable
of all articles in his line of trade and he aters
himself tat; rs his entire attention is devoted to
tilisOue branch OF bEsinessJ he can sell at lower
prices and goods of a superior duaIityi than ere
sold in ans other store in the Territory, Cot1n-
try Merchants are particularly invited to call
and examine.
Lawrence, June GO, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08

Lete Arrival.

cuArxIIv wholesale and fe.zil dszier
Gn11n o. = &c. Hats 3nd Cepz. Aaes7zi.a-
sstts @ street. r , opposite the Morrow h0ass. Law
re,1ee. .s p. ,,st s,easd large and vel selected
~. ~ u sss~ ssrfscsc in cur line 81 p1s=1sss 2ef
sbsseS for cs st s lcyest RossIo.s yE,se5 "a az
rect froTs ihs Esstsrn Al az = .ny
Eel eoufdeut thst Se ed1zs1s 81 e@'@Ss = -
Ceunfry nsrsEzats sre rssRscs-Etis MN ~: ssII
sssI sd examine OR stock. ne,55s b. .r--ss Ar
sSssresrsezss hafs been uade . fccens 80
s-,,ss,is eTery menfh, nsd Ne slh tnssszels
sr11rIete assortment On haz4 e ~ .l=Er1flfr
IsErenee. Juas ID 81 sIn a ?, =. :
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
General Intelligence ohics, EN-
poria. K I.

HAVING located at the above named place,
Ii am prepared TO transact all kinds OF busl-
pertaining to the interests of emigrants, and
others who wish to locate lands in the Ncoshe
Valley. Having been n resident of Kansas for
more than two years, aud travelled in all parts Of
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, am
prepared TO give such information of the country
as may be desired and toattend to any other bus
iness which may be entrusted to ms charge. Ny
knowledge of the country and its interests enables
me 10 promise safe and profitable investments to
those who may eonfide their business to me.
All Communications addressed to the under
signed viii receive prompt attention.
n. s. ST0RRS.
Emporia, Kansas, May l6, 1851.