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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
WHEN will they arrive (!

"a man who was brought 10 the
Boston Hospital as an invalid, made love
to one OF the nurses during his sickness.
When nc was able TO leave tho hospital,
be married her at one Of the hotels, and
the next morning left, taking all the
money bis wife had, to Wit: $4oo leav-
ng her even to pay the bill
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

JAcoB LirrlE.-The y. Y. lndepcn-
icut understands that Jacob Little, the
great stock broker whose failure was
announced some time ago, has effected
a settlement with his creditors al 30
DAYS, 6. II, and Is mouths calcula
ting interest from the day of failure
December 9TH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

-.
unpsstans u Females DIR. Cheesnsn's
pIlls.Thr oou.biaa u srriiens 10 these P'ii'
r. the result of long and extensive prseiFs Ihes
are utLi their operation and certain IN correcting
ell irrswuxrities painful rnenstrustbcn removing s
sbstruettsns whether from coli or oiherwis- head
ache pain In this "a. psptsioa 81 the hear, stufb-
eli sleep which arise from interrnr,rn Of nature -
hey cen 10 successfully u-e asa preventive Thes'
oils should never be taken IA pr'ghsItcy A. they
vos,d sure to eans- q Discsrriage wrrsntcd pure
vegetable, aud free from ~ny iLui. jnrs'ns TO life
ar health Expliei, dresftn-, Which ,inoia te read
accompany zach boz. Price 81 Dor s>r by th'
pruxg,sts in Davenport. aad Hiin~- 'lipp+nfer
K.~k Island. Snt by snail bs iciosins ~ 10 d. Coz
n.au.L Checsrman, No iss Br"ai~sy. New York
Oeso-i,w,m)
s,aiLrx.s MAGICAL Pain EssrscsOs.-fhe great.
.,l principal chsrsc,eristicsM DALtty's MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
il, OF lis never failing aud and unique ~ pri.
son AZ applied sny external injury, 10 eh Cd J"
.sw~astpia instantly, and Rapidly to r'in'sh. '"~
feature cous,itutes Its great rover I" "'''H'~
,s,n Of burns AMI sealdA, AID = ",hef """
,..r. IN o. INCREDIBLY .hoIi rls'e Of nm
vii avpsst ft,m ,h- lev ,e-'in,-hi"i' = '''''
a.a sv.rv intelligent ulud ~ iulif AWARE '"'' 90
III a. external injury H. IHi'i- pfvi'' !"
,..n.um.,p,o o, the injured part aud th' ie'"''
you remove the e.u.r tn ed q must pa
NJ u,parineatiec prop" ~ '"n'rs''' ''e w
.,h.t,n., i.t1 IN tn system, snh "h s"e" ~
lied to III. .or--. dra~ rat'Hs ." "A'"'
4. an. s.,f... and .jrct then," The sf's' "'fe"-'s
,.,nc., f,.a .tr,s u.s.. ,sio''t " nN'h' "'
.... .pp,.sd 10 old s.t ins-t"Ia'e -s ~ ""s''"
a, other eu,rurou- ii-'si"s
Zach bex Ut s,nulnr Dairy PAN Ertrae'"f h"s
- !, s,ssl pat. Engraved Label With The sisnA
cy ,'LbkE>kH \ co, rropir'9's, anu
Ally. manufacturer. All othe1' Ar
...,..,..,u rrie. - cents p-r box
.hauld b. addressed 10 I.
- ..rclay ,irrt, New York
~ ,c,.i. and aatolne dcai.r- thf'nKn-
~'' ~ >ep2a-1a~am
A. . un,.heIur'. Hair Dye }" 'u'' Wv
.,,-...,,,. co,,u,und eouli eytr hay ats'''" VS.
...,,.,,,i favor ACCORDED 70 this Dye "'s "
failing fsvu,itr Nature l. n"' mo- Wv
-, ,,,, IN, brown OF h.as X y 'sii'' Il It's ~ -
-',,.., n, most fi,.as, h.ir Wy ~ N'a' '"''
!, - .nu,,.d Al Eatst sirTs Wig s''"'N' ""
-. r.u0 9aa Bro,dws' Nv '"s' WI" ="
,,.,,, an the h.x of az Seuuine. '''h''- ar wv
! atoms.
va, Nv Al.osa n Nan Pal sr'
..yf.5-isNin TN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

Wherever Weri'. virtue lnd be iuiY - DIS
covered by tn" General. there be hrsloNs
hIs favors aud his reg irds, wl'heat 'hq 'irihs
into antsce'lents or ANY Of the qualifications
which Goldfish aiisiocfacy consider as pre-
requisites 10 arecogui'ini OF social oqn"ii-
ty.- Democrat.
II was perhaps vrrv for'Htate for the
gentleman who pr;ued the above. taai Tue
General" ON tied that codisiy operation
of investigating "anteced"nts Had tie
don. so i, strikes us that here might pos
sibly have been one star less III he brlliahf
galaxy of fashion that -cntilla'ed ia the
ky of the "Generai's" hospitality Eve.
News.
We regret that the 'antecedents Of
the NLws men were such a. t. cause their
absence from Gen. 5 gents. II seems 10
annoy them exceedingly. b "faiih and
good works" they NAV We, reach the goal +
their ambition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

VYsulTu nnOCApH SILKS
w liehS strip saA risbi sils'
W6iss, vlnk sna t'ss orss.s q PssuS
0Snk. tina assi ~aite euA vtilr;
StusoA ~ ag.s AID TAIL tons;
ylas. blue Sssa hlB Aetlass;
6Slss 6srisss -! dss4"ss
EnAssjlsrsfS " frtry GsssstPsiss
-. &c 81 les s.a S !. e.. ....s
S4s SS{NskI ssIsSca 81 alsvll
TSss's,l IT,. N xs 1 .!.a! H..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

The railroads Of ONO cost S9J,ooo,0tW.
There were 5.01S teachers employed in
the Public School. of Michigan last year
The Gross receipts Of the Ohio railroads
last var were over So 600. 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

\ law lately passed by the Legisla-
ture OF Rhode Island require that t.
S. Senators shall hereafter be eioctod
rico roce, instead of by ballot a hereto
fore.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
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COMMERCIAL co | 1 EG E,

sorTukAsT .oRNhK WASHINGTON AvtNuE THIRD ST
ST LOUIS. Mo,
incorporated by th-'s nsrai Assembly, Jsnu
/ arv twent fourth. !t,S9, with fall authority
ITO grant diplomas. award degree, confer h"nofs,
anil exercise Ill apd singular the privil Res rounoD
a. CtInnlp!ial csrgr-, authorized by law, in other
Sts,es.'- Charter, Sec 2
A fl, con se OF instruction, In tbs Institute 10.
embraces pauhi. Entry. BOX -ke ping. commercial
calculations CONNIE. .ial Law, and P'nmanship
G. nj men can enter for the course separately.
and at any sine. Instruction is imvar' d inhisidn-
y and not In classes ard each desf TN. nj Is inde
u udert aud under control Of its resp i've Prof IS.
or Who aIne j. responsible for the PROGRESS Of his
pnpi-.
~. Young ,i-ntl,Inen wishing 10 prepare ihrni-
~alve- for business pursuits, are respectfully invited
t,cali during business hours, ami examine the mo e
~ !nparting nstruc, i'm, thu progress OF the pupils.
and al. superior facilities extend to those desrpus
II qualifying themselves for the pSacti al duties u
the coun,ng-hcu>e. Personal refci .ncr given &c
.hov. t-v hundred and rfiy t.jO) practical accoun.
tsns, NV II charge OF toks in this city, aii OF
whom have campirtc; their bus ines. education Ia
this InstituttSl.
n Il For circulars, Containing Information Ia
regard 10 terms the course u instruction, and oil
business conn ectei win the above can cal at ,ha
s..utb- Esst corner u Washnston avense and hi
! street. or address,
JoNAr HAN JCNle- 81. L.uis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

For II prime article OF new dried
Apples, 20 to EVANS. CHEW 4 Co's. They
have jus' i.c,ntd laige Invoice of new
f stern fruit. which together wth first
quality Groceries of all uas, they are SELF
in on most favorable terms. Their place
OF business is on tho Souh.ws.t corner of
Second I'd Perry streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
suNtiS.sS.

,,wa,> u hand large sto' h OF Cai.tca ha.tihs-
A,,a, sup-t ,crCocoa M,ftiDps IA al willis suit
allie 10 Oh e. salons. &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
OilClOtlls,

%. u, L,t 10. 81 and D. u II, nu!'etDie-,iron
Que u - went y-fout f'et vide
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

.VOTICE.
I'm anil after til. "a "a January tn nndarsignsd
~ Banker. in the cttN II Davenport will oIsn ID "
off,ces !pt business NJ y o'iosg A. Na4d close 81
oflock y. N. untiIl iurth uotict.
cock A SARGENT
MtCklOT 6 CONAN
TALtMAN, row Hrs N MCLEAN.
en- ri, BRO, HhhRbWS 60.
NICHOLS. CAMfBfLL co.
McGREGoR. iAWEs n BLAkEMOhE
JanldtS
4 MCNEIL o. a. M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

= &FH
n. DARLINGTON & CO.,
attorneys at Law,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Osficc cor Main Saeond sts., opp Lstiairc. Hous
Co,iec,l.ns made and promptly RENTED TO all part
OF III, United States.
.E.st IN Exchange Tor sale Ia sums TO suit app'-
Giants.
MONEY Ia Loan on hong shor; time,
REfkRENCES:
p. Gibson, fsl Cashier uaWk % nanimoie.
W. T-wnscnd Ed, % chsricrco
West Chertsr. Pc.
Morris 4 Jones 4 Co., Phii,d,igha
Hoops 4 Townsend. do
y, woodward \ 10. hankcrs. Chicago.
Darby 4 Raiksiaic, Bankers. 81 Lonis.
DR. Clarke, Src Am. inf. o.. ~ Louis
Mt. Lcch q O., luissurTh,
Day 4 Matisck. Cincinnati;
McGrvesr. Issvrs 3 El~ksasosc, haven
Ed~ in sni,h Esd, do.
Nov :.jt w6no
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

around the streets yesterday making calls
al the different Stores. They were painted
aud dressed in gala style.
LOVE- AFFIRM arnt,Gi: - MT. cen uthe ch l.
uv.lI tts { tuc hear q, Mr.. Caroline Lev
Men. Compete .ir t.s'ee tu ,das iruo vu.ull
neatly l-.lici in cob ; y. in Two vplums
payer q 10
Tie above work VII lie published and
ready Tor del.ye is On Saturday next, the
3is, jan. inst. b, J r. FtIEasoN No.
Io9 Che,iaut street., phila itlphla. The
Publisher VIII ssad fRkr er posTA"h.
ceples Of thr work, TO such a. remit ne
rticr Of sane.
A high. morai, and religious ciarm per-
,aies all the stories in tins volume, impai-
in. glow Ia The finest ta-iirgs OF or ha-
tnre. Her characters a, e finely drawn, and
Mrs. HEINZ seems - have dipped her pen
in the |. un.a,us Of the human heart, and
wllh a wizard wand laid barr Tie Various
compl catin. passions Of their hat.re.-
! Wherever h,r works have found then way
| over this OF aIy other continent, sic -
known with respectful, admraiion. aud re-
| garde,i nv r,dreds with flat or ss'riiv
affection. The sound, healthy tone OF al
of Airs. Hentz's stories makes then safe a.
well as deli hlfui reading, and We can sale
w and warmly recommend this volume u
all who delight IN agreeable tic IONS -
Saturday Courier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
One Thousand Dollars q Year.
DR., W. D. BLAIN
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULIST AND AURIST

rrASpermauensiy located In Rock Island, On Ill.
II NOS street opposite Island City Hotel, wnefe
be VII b. happy to see eli persons acctfd WIN "ss
eases Of the Eye and Ear ,,
Having devote kevsTal years 70 this special brsch
OF his profession trusts thai be can relieve neny
Who have given up In despair with AnAuIo y, we
symrtoms Of which are weskneos Of sasns tmessns!y
objects floating before the eye; objects appear o.
secured By cloud hasusss, hashes d Aghs enlarge
Ment Of the pupil. -.
Cataract, In which the lens turn white Ahn pr
vents the ray OF light pessing throuSnu y. Op'nc.Us
or ,unsnstou, Near. sight, WEAKNESS OF vnlon, Sse
bisns or Squirting, - well ~ Deafness ~ vafeus
forms.
sul Onthslmoscop~. with which W are enabled
iok into the depths Of tbs eye AMI ses the iossis
clearly Is the outside End thereby escessen see ex
act state Of the optic nerve and reeinA 10
the lsns in incipieus eatssaet Also tAs ulaminae<
ap~culuro fos sxaAe the ear, o. we'll - sewer nv
.saeicai prprArstious Tor curiug opsty - re eel
ress o. 6lm ever he eye witAeus the ~ q ~ s"
10 Or en-. .Hpss'.oG. l,r. o: asses u psadsas
s,sts ;hss he u regular khyecisa. esans srssa
~ al ~. Onystssiy % vernsont, Also = NJ NJ
Yask Ost anio HOspitsl sAd hia SUCCESS = e Oeca
IA 4 atyioutsDs to the psrfeotioA 70 vnf0 g q
Ssssshi ths nee ofmrdiestsa vsposs ~ tss usssee'
| al diseases u Tia eye. .,...>
,, Dr. B, win devote portion q d. auss = =
trsAtueps Of chsonc disseses. peeassiy q ~ 49,
usas, hsvioe OrsA hlnse1 q OsnsuSpteo =
.lsrse past u bis rtsht Inns G.s loes " sS~s
- va g May others to HIS eeaaitips.
. OcScs hours iron nius g tour. 81
Nock Jslsnd. Oct. y. lesS "S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
RAGS AND SACKS.

100. 600 O..nbnrs SACKS T.
At low pr'r. Alto,
,a 900 ~ amiess Bagsof all s"'' :" Wv
cuIr,.o BAt; MANNfAVro"''
,, u6 south prarhorn street, th'"s''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
Exchange on Germany

VvNHE undersigned are nov prepare 20 usAS 49,
on the following cities, In sums TO suit pufchAs"
Berlin In Prussia,
Cologne In
Leipsig In 8aHony.
Cassel,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, O. n,
Ard solicit ,he custom Of oil those havns business
WIN CHI cHUBB, BRO, BARROW CO.. BAsssas.
C,rrRLINO Rrris for ~ and upward. Fov Gale -
= Cuupp, Bno, BARpov and Co. BANKERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
FOR SALE.

UVUe On uI1Io
~ TIE HOTEL at wAIcorr, !! mile, west 81
E::s Davenport, the frst staihn on the u W
GxW Railroad. The nous. l. VIII built and l. sttn-
al-d n y natural elevation IN the irai,ie command
ing an extensive view of III. SURROUNDING country.
TIL vicinity Is favorite ort for ~ rtsm during
III hunting season. A iarg. aid s'nmpjipu- stable
i at,ach-d 10 IN. premises retm, v, ry tw. sni a
lone credit for part Of the pur,hs>" money whi '"
gwen Possession given Immediately Apply TO
,irc22,tf COOK = SARtstNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
prerare for Geld Weather.
d,,l7'f
xEN GOODS RECElSED At
WADSWORTHS

NRyRlrE broead- silks,
w FRENCH Merinoes,
Whit D. lalne-,
Hnhr I'D I'd 4. lisrs and bands,
wn,,. Nrovp aud rlnk sab Ribso' >,
Colo, ed B-Ieses Tor " niie dr's'
Whit and c,lV ell Tarir tons
B.,k Long Shswls.
k>trA fire SANonx flAnie :,
- and Plain Niiassoks,
I.,,,.s' Bt-.k and white Xix Hoe,
White aud eo!orvd skirt i'I,itSs
lo~.,, Merlin. vet. AID PANS
Ladies French Bress:i>t n 'oeS,
,,., r.., and MANY her i les 81 goods TO whici
,a', s,,uNpsr opp L'tiairr Hons.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

Layer s>sorlm II thai. al tA,- til, ii COM
h.ne!.
SPLENDID MED AIIlOAS,
yEi.VEiS AND NILIONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 Rl.
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PAY,
Fin. sup. fnc and Tai.s:ry Inrraus ms. Ven
.tiau, II mp nd Eel IarPcs, nrngg,t- e..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

10 tLis .ieia t.ueut shall dsv.te ineFfased alien
mn " havy now IN SON. aud are daI'y rec WIG
Rich Embroidered 10TH Ca"fGins
French Brocat,Hts--in p,iterte and " yaid'
Magnificent .safirs-wih brccat'iie h"rd''s
Beaptfpi SATIN DeLdines
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

YESTERDAY was beautiful. mild dag,
the first one for nshy week..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
Mats aud hugs,
lInT.lx.1' GOODS,

,nxt.tNafie,y, .um three killing 4 S.5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29
WINDOW SHADES.

Beautiful aintsd snt rich God had bite, 81 4
Gleeu ANA B;ue uoilbld- i.
House furnishing 4 i'pholstcr. Goods.
Mattresses Of ecTy kind. f. ather B' Dis ~ Pillows,
Blankets, Quits. E., ton sh'eings ard Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-29

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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
ulinais 1rar, warl.a.

A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
II IN ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
gines, boilers, mill work and other machinery
Having Elthdrawn my interest from the firm OF
Stlgleman, johnson Co., am now engaged in
building new establishment on a scale superior
to any in tbls country; and am operating and
ready TO receive orders at the corner of Pasa and
Fourth streets, where / shall continue until the
new establishment Is fitted up.
+ The increased demand for Engines and all
kinds of mill work, and particularly better
class than any establishment in Alton is able or
capable Of doing, induces me to build an estab-
lishment and fit it up with Machinery, Tools Mill
Patterns, and Eofknlnen as viii cradle me to
turn out better class of work than has hereto
fore been made or transported in this coutry.
And trust, from long and practical knowledge
of the business, 10 receive the same encourage
ment that has heretofore been so literally be-
slowed upon me, for which most cordially ten
der my sincere thanks, and hope to be sustained
b. generous public, in this extensive enterprise
c. STIGLEMAN.
p. ST. now have associated with me in tht
business Messrs. Adams & Miller. Mr.. JOSEPH
A. Miller is fayorably known as the best consult,
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer o.
all kinds of Machinery and Buildings in thi
country; and We will at all times be ready 4
give plans, specimens. amp estimates for Flour
ing Mills, Circular Muley and Sash Saw mills
Distilleries Railroad and Hydraulic works, ant
all kinds of machinery. Also, furnish and pu
up the same in complete order, at such prices a
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
April a5-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
NoTrcE 70 Cr..ImaNTs.

WHEREAS, UNDER THE PROVISIONS
w of" An act to provide for the auditing of
claims" and the act supplemental thereto, both
passed and approved February I'D, ls57, the un-
dersigned has been appointed Commissioner Ito
audit and certify all claims of all and every per-
son or persons who mas present the same for con-
sideration for
/. (PE51iel Moneys actually and necessarily
expended for the purpose of maintaining and
carving into effect the Laws of this Territory or
for the purpose of sappressing any rebellion or
or any posse of the Marshal or any Sheriff Of any
county of the TERRITORY"
g (Prirate.) "Claims of all persons who may
have sustained any loss or damage IN consequence
Of, or growing out Of the difficulties In this Ter
ritoYy, by way Of loss Of property or consequent
expenses at any time since the passage of the act
to organize this Territory, viz: May g. 1854. The
said act provides for the taking of testimony ia
supportof all such claims, collections and certif-
cation of vouchers, and making true and cor
rect statement in duplicate of all such accounts,
and to be laid before the next Congress Of the
United States, and the other before the next
Legislative Assembly of Kansas Territory, to the
end that proper and united efforts may be made
to obtain from Congress, compensation and in
demnity for the lesses. expenses, and damages
incurred By the citizens Of this Territory without
distinction of party.
Notice Is therefore given that the undersigned
win hold Sessions according to the provisions Of
a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
Land Office Decision,

In a recent case, where an individual,
unable to surrender his duplicate certifi-
cate of location, applied for the delivery
to him of his land patent, that had
been made out, and alleged that the du-
plicate certificate had been fraudulently
obtained from him, and was unjustly with
held, the local land officer applied to the
General Land Office for instructions as to
his duty in the premises, aud was answer
ed bv the Commissioner as follows
"The general rule is that the duplicate
must. In all cases, be surrendered before
the delivery of the patent But when the
duplicate is fraudulently withheld from
the owner, the following course may be
pursued Let the purchaser or locator.
after fling an affidavit of the facts, send q
notice to the wrongful holder of the du-
pEcate, demanding It's return, and stating
that he will make immediate application
for the delivery of the patent to him.
Then let notice to this effect be publish
ed by the bona fde owner once week,
for four consecutive weeks, in the districl
newspaper having tie largest circulation
of the wrongful ohtension of his duplicate
and his purpose to apply for. the patent
in his own name. Upon the fling in youl
Office ola certified copy of the notice and
publication, the patent may be delivered
unless good cause should be shown to you
why this should not be done, and IN thai
case, you viii stay proceedings for instrslc-
tions.0
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
The Truth Abou, Kans..

GOV. GEARY'S ADMINISTRATORS "
VI KANSAS; large I2 mo- 34s pages. NJ ~
COMPLETE HISTORY 0FTHE TERRITarpvs
until June, 1857. Embracing a fun aerarS. al !.
its discovery. Geography, Soil. Climate -
duets, its organization as Terri.ory. tr,..,.
tions and events under Governors Reeis--' =,
Shannon, political dissensions. Personxi D -
counters. Election Frauds, Battles ana ss.
RACES, with Portraits of prominent actors tSss'
in, ali fully authenticated By JOHN III C;ipHsxs
NJ. D., Private Secretary to Gov. Geary- C.
fully complied from the Official Document. =
file in the Department Of the State at Wask;,-'
ton, and other papers III possession Of .hr IL
thor, with full account Of the iNVASION ap
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the eapipTr -, -
aud treatment of the Free State prisoners. ~. -
character and movements of the Missouri RI. -
Rufians: the murder of Bufium. and ctb.rSAi .a
| CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GFiFy
AND JUDGE LEC0MPTE; the proceeiiTes' !.
the Territorial Legislature, Of the Pre-Sls7s-..
! Convention, and the Organization ef Ns-i.5.i
Democratic Party, with SEsEci eT KaRS,s -
Gag is early tr0ajlos, GRder Gors. Rea,Ee a.
Shannon; its lnyasions, Battles, 0utrares .pl
Murders.
/ A copy will be sent TO a ~ part Of the TBf,sl
States, by mail, free of postage. on the receip,
/ of retail price. A LIBERAL DISCorNT re Tsr
/ TRADE. II ? 1900 Agents wanted. Pries =
/ Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents -
CHAS. G.. RHODES, Pnblisbe, .
Inquirer Building. Phiiadelpsia
July 25lh, 1874
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-31
Hyperbole.

We find in the Chicago Press, of the
18th inst, a letter from their Kansas cor
respondent, over the signature of /" Yazoo"
dated Oct. 1st, '57, from which we extract
the following paragraph:
"Gov. Walker was waited on a few
days ago, by a young gentlemen-as strang-
er in the Territory, who presented letter
of introduction. The letter was from a
well-known pro-slavery man. From this
circumstance the Governor supposed that
the bearer was also of the pro-slavery
party and allowed himself to converse
freely upon matters pertaining to the cleo
ton. His loquacity finally going beyond
the bounds of prudential reserve, the
Governor said, ave must carry Leayen-
worth County at all hazards"
That such were his words, / have the
most positive proof This is a new capaci-
ty in which the Governor of Kansas is
going to figure before the people. His
Exeellency is going to fling aside his official
garments and wrestle nightly in the cleo
ton contest and he will surely prevail, for
it must be done at all hazards" The
great Democracy" with this Governor,
this dispenser of justice, this expounder
and upholder of the laws, at their head,
ready to do their dirty work for them, will
be omn;potent-infallible. Leavenworth
County contains large majority of free
State voters, and we shall await with ankle
ty, the result of the Governors labors in
that quarter"
A careful perusal of that article should
satisfy any person that it was an election
eering paragraph, gotten up for effect. We
have heard that statement harped about
the streets, and, since the election, 81 We
have carried Leayenworth County," re-
ported, until We supposed it had some
show of truth about il, and that the Gov
ernor, under the influence of impulse, had
unwittinsly made the latter expression;
but when we find that the story was
started before election; is based upon so
tiimsy foundation; was heard and is re-
peated only by those who have from the
first been mis-representing him, we give
no credence to it whatever. 1t is like the
fabulous intercourse which a0ur Kansas
Correspondent James ReIpath, had with
the Governor last summer, designed for
effect abroad.
"Yazoo . may design to be truthful, but
he,ike other Kansas Correspondents, places
too much confidence in hearsay testimony
to pass for an unprejudiced and faithful
chronicler OF facts.