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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-19
Watches, , eTTcIry stlyernnd EsI1,e,, w.,
OtockH, &C. &c.
O. r. Brown,

y IL
No. 1l9 Main. street, wheeling va
nov opening Of the finest and largest Sssortments
GOODS In his line that has brought 10 tbS
S which viii b. sold Wholesale Retail AZ riceS aS
low a9 any house West of the Atlantic Ctea,
Among bis goods Sv,-
day Regulators Of hne qualify suitable for Banks Railroad
Statons, Ohieea and Watch Makers.
beanttu JeSerS In sets OF OF Coral Mosaic,
cameo Gold stoue, Lava, and all Gold JeWCry Also an
Of Soft Soldier snd plated JeWelry cheap
Eins POCKET Cutlery, Razors Scissors, SILVER Napkin
Kings Gard Gases, Gold Pens, &C. &C. Every Areie in
ths s warranted be represent.
Sd, OF the money Teturne call Is spectuly solicited
IllE0 Ills Main St. ohe door from Marsh & TaSlOr's
No. 2 Washington Hail.
TAKEpIeasure in Informing my friends and patrons Of
wheeling and Its vicinity generally
nave iusl received the largest finest aud best selected
socE OF Cloths CaSuiere5 and YestlngS spring
summer that have citizens of
Wheeling and vicinity; all Of which prepared to make
to order In the latest and approved style and best
manner short notice An goods warranted to be as rem
resented sale. -
have also just received large Gents Furnish.
Ing Goods sueI white, coloTed mRrBeiase Shrts
anu Shirt Collars, SILK, Cotton and MerinO Under Shirts
sHE Cokton Linen and James DTawE, silk and Linen Hand
kGrShisis slsPsndsrs sE Cotton and llsle half noss
plain black aud fancy stoeRs, Ties, ceyat.. &c. Ae
:. II. sTALLAIAE,
EnhES Merchant Tailor, No. 3. Warrington Hall.
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p -. AAM OkI NEW sPA

A1AG4 A1A4 4-&A w S1H y NV S9ARGtESo.
lsubseribeTs give express notice to the con-
!Eay considerable Wishing to continue ther SubscrP
EIf subscribers order the scontinuaAce of their peri.
Odcas the publisher continue to Send them until all
HearaEes paid.
Slf subscribers neglect reSe TO take their Period
eRS from the Offices to which they directed they held
IesponHbe tin they have settled Ie bill ordered them
discontinued.
subscribers other places WIthoutiniorm-
leg publishers and the papers the d.
GSetIGiiI they are held responsible.
6The Courts have decided that refusing take peFlodi
Gals from The ohee removing and leaving them uncaled
or,ts pria10 Jactu evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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PIANO FORTES.

,OFENED THIS DAYI a FINE sTOCK OF
GhtcEkeI IhE'a n t0uO ROrIes,
N b ri hi Nof ne Rosewood and Black Walnut hniSh,
", 70 sIa OK Oetayes. These initruuients .
u1unls awarded the highest przeR gold
late Meehahies' Pair, held in BOSTON, Oct 1885 for their
grand Semi grand aud PsrlOr grand Punos their
Square Pianos the highest and nrst prize silver Medal,
there being gold medals awarded for this class InsTu
lnsnt We have facilities Afforded that viii enable
% sell these instruments pFees that viii compute
the most common Makers and respectfully Invite the
public cali stuck Vt the old Music
and Variety Store, No. rs Union street. ]. MELLOR.
~ Pianos TO rent. Music taught Unr5
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EHooURAGR- AMERICAN M1NUP1oFURF6
BOEAEtk'Ps PsBOOK.IkRRE8RIRSsj
Writinn -Ell11iGl -.

this superior Rlufd Ink has been before the ub
~ now nearly two years, been copSantiy VSIn I
sn9 now preferred BY many thearfSed Al.
During the past year twenty tbOusat 0uatt aud
win smaller sizes innumerable haYe been Sod
and merchants In Cincinnati LouISTie PittS.
Buffalo, Cleveland, DerOlt Terri Haute
SinSSmes Indianapolis Evansvle Frankfort is1iEton
- st. Louis VlckshurE, jackson NofeheS
eG OEie4ns It has also been adopted In the sate -.
M o5 Kentucky Tennessee and MIssSipIi Il hSp
zee nrst class Diplomas
I and Louisville ah four Diplomas and Prize Me-
and Illinois, - t'ss A9E++1 Vhl9' AnolanA
Eae following merchants, bankers &c. In Wheeling s,.
leEi Book-:1eeperS Writing FluiI: , - = NAl
Bank Of Virgnia Merchants, Mechanous
bank OF Wheelingi Bank Of Hheelnr reTeenf
ing County Clerk Of Ohio 6onnty National TeE-
sTaph Omce; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad O5er W.Ir,
MTSa1e Kelly holloEay Co.; RuBseH AEcAfee1 Goro1
Coi T. Sweeney Son; DOane CoVeiil. tf
y u oya OTIS Oliver Pryor Jas H. Stout Co LSoS.
dln, ahberSon Co.; Press. - Hs
For sale 1t manufacturer prizes bv Il.
-0CSn LAARDIN. GILBERgoN RrO
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. ia. d. WIMCHRI,I,.

DENTIST,
III AS taken suit Of splendid HorDbr0oEs new
II block, llsH Main directly G. p Browne
ry store, where he hopes estabS himself
By close attention to his business charges good
and faithful work always warranted he hopes
hare Of patronage.
Dr. w. Is familiar with all the new modes of Inserting
Teeth, including the Continuous Gum" work. Filling,
cleaning and extracting done in the best and most faithful
charge advice For further Inquire at
he onace. my24
ABFRED HUGHES, NJ. d.
Homeopathic Physician,
HAS removed his Office aud residence and permanently
located himself at the Fourth Quincy Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church
OFFICE HOURs:-MOrn from to
Noon, Z" 81
Evenings, t' "
BILL OF PRIcEs-For single VISIT l6cents; medicine,
9S cents. Por visits day. cents medicide
Is cents Advice at Oce nedlcIne 25 to 30 cts
and upwards, the may be.
ObBtetric cases from IS to $40.
Visits 70 the country, according to distance.
The above B Of Prices giVeu because 1t said my
charges much higher. my3-1yd
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Np.. .M.BERa 252
CITY BLSIN IaSS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.

4G = MAIN L. w St1IGtGIaIlNGt.
9sl5 sFALLs AND aJFEYqLksR TIP4DE
fONB q THOMAS take PisGsuFes In annduleinE that
tasy are nov IN receipt % their full stock of Fa and
nEy GoOdh, Varieties md millinery n OcSl1 =
Llley have Just received their Second Fal PuFckases
men, e9aS @ Lhelr stock El enable them 70 pre-
100000 WORTH OF GOODS.
teing by faI the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
sFeE oliered 70 the Public 80
To their former variety they added large toet NJ
4ettnE and Rugs Of the l6est tlsAIers and bsf
Ia aso beautiful line Of choice FuFE aUitahle for IN
3sEetS thsy invite the attention of the Trade.
IN the Ea6tern
ne 9Se rise In all kinda Cotton PahFie an buy.
ns aEge4y with the Cash. they have done for yenfl
atJ ~ el a1 directly from this npoFteFs and SSnueSa.
rs IN some tnltaneesj they able ieF inlucg.tS
SSsS ldSR ltgeFa either BY Tire PIECE or nfBlTAiI
'HSss q By no similar house Ii. The West. =
the wants OF their rapidly lncreasng Trade tiaey
ana are making ample arraugemeptSt arniEh
heir line In the West y sSS' -
In this stock may be found frlIy
LEOOO gta lstlesembFaeing sotae OF the finest INN
M, fSS.gvg trench bIsltncrs, Cashmeres,. 1omhA
6a0 oAeuuonias-of every quality color,
"a l4i li9s q ne Hehest Rslhtedr ahbas4tan
sstEiPed Cashmere and DelAiAgS-lnported
4oO shaNl1 and Olo1kl-eni tIn& s6diet6g f.ge
iver offered In WheelinE.
DSO0 ydS ginghnmS DebAIes, nee4nes and ints ana
tyiv0y 81 Dome9hcs-embEaciug The -IarFeSt q
Amertcan Tooiens and Cotton goods Hebk 81 any firIlSS
l91AeI1I not by any house Ia the city, =. -
Ehey nave lain their with view 10 a coseF cast,
and pledge the Public that effort upon thlr part
ha!l be ERntingt0 please.
Ihey feel confident that they can oF Inducements 70
etA 6yeFs exseiled by house in ne Weot n n
S etatss No trouble TO show gOOdsFoods sent -
19LS, Y ietslA and Boats for customers.
nOV6.
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HEISKELL q SWEARING
III AVE reeeHed their entire SECOND STOCK OF
IL II SPRING SUMMER GOODS recently selected In
New ork by sample and otherwise the
arrivals aud elegant designs They
here to call tile atteutonof buyers their extensive stock
Of Dress G0ods and EnbrOideTeg, which in variety
beauty Of style combined i moderate prices cannot
eGeeled Their stock Of Staple other Goods is ksSe
very cpTnpltte. -
We have openCd bea1tif6l nSSOrtmsnt Of Spring
and Summer Dress GOodG, consisting Of
6ich F1opnced Grenadines, ~
ayRdere RIounced BeTegrS, i.-.asl
HHyRdere Rouneed silks,
Striped and Flopnccd OFgandeS,
ans HElSKELL 4 SlrEARIS6EN p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-19

sJ0 ~ ftCElEE.U
NJ Style ParioF Papsrs With new and beantt-
IN fi Velvet Mitch BbFdeTS LSA general aE1oFt.
mint Of Glnxed ana PaFs foraala VeFy low
ioE Cash, By my16 JOE GRktE5
IETIER BOOKS AND 5Li5T'IERs PRESSES
VNEE have SUPERIOR FELLU3L onPYIHG BOOKS, q
w and 1uperoE articles and Screw Letter Presses
di1lergnt Ettes, Whieh,Ws se1 cheap.
10 Java and Maeha Core q stoFe snd foFslie b
~ ". T. EDWARDS BRO,
dseu co1rlt9Etets ahd teai1oJ ~. 5lFhoSlinESf
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tanoes, Aelodeons, StraphIhes snd Aecnrdeons tnr5
with ne'ttness and dispatch. sr' $500 1t'3t
E:.yoa EAAn goods Warranted at this establi.hmeat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-19

1Ey Ge0dh, Varieties Rnd allllipery a oods
Eey have Just received their Second Fal Pufchlsen
leR 9ses e lher former 'tosk, E enable them pre-:
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lmportant Notice

(EIEG destrous OF selling out my larre stoc ~ Ps
~ bFandles French and deFman Wines Iu5poytta y;t
2 aia Domestie Lquora Of all kinds Also aiarge Iot q
Portsd CRAr6s and different other 9rficles-I
ny CUSTOMERS and the public that WIN sell
LT a9te Lor CASH OILY, Wholesale fetatl n vrS
aA9Ia. u any person si0rln be willing % buy nv
Wil SET the price TAR the eoSt.priee
showing themselves Indebted me are
- eau ana SETTLE. CONRAD sTROBRL,
No-1II Main street,
y.,,.,,. Near the Wire Suspension Bride
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Wall Paper

CHOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR.
40 BARREIS Novelty ldllts; tNot Dadtey's.)
~ . bbIH. Ralttrlds . ,75iTst =
% q nllAbOr0 q
for sale By THoBURH& & HADDRH
Delivered In any part Of the city free OF eharev rQ5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-19

foNR e THOMAS take sPisasuEe In aursuueing thai
y they are nov in receipt Of thslr full stock o. fa na
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-19

All receiving and keep constantly on hand aIareeso.
OF the celebTnted IALLET, DAVIS 4 On a PIS SSES
assortment Of B1ELnDEONs and sEAs
ON me eelebratsd mHnuhOoFieS OF OarhHrt
ESEul any a; r l!ughea Also splsnded Gothic or.
sa' lyle for Churches Lecture Rooms with fvur Tos
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OFFICE-COrner of Main and Quincy street
-Enrrancc from Quincy St
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Sundfies.
IN DOZEN Corn Brp6uis; y i55. 3
~ 12 dozen Zinc iFoshboards
90 boxes Pearl StaFci;
80 bbls. Sey MaekeEsl, No. 8:
~ bags RID CO1ee;
1f1s 8 bblB5 sun ca BuElFs 5.s5
50 Extra 81 ElunF.
aFAn FttoHIIRSg = HAnnF11.-
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WHEELING Va. FaIDA-Y MOREI4IG5
FRA NsPO PORTA .TIaN !
GleYeland.eE ll.tttsburE. Railroad
SPRING .ARRANGEAIIaNlnl !.

$ {. I;' !; so
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IN connection with the above, keep the largest stoc in
~ esterp country Of ts following goods: Violns VIo
r,' double BASES Guitars, Bapjoes, TaDhorfues
T, SorSeon1 Flutesl Fitesi RaReoieS, Clarnetf1
Ss In fact keep every article belonging to he
2; sprass Bands sppplied with ln.truenta at abort
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NJ REILLY has constantly magazine good supply
GNlO Dnpont's superior Ride SpoFtink (ln ennn1ftTS
both for rsek and coal, NhiGh sell either BY
the quantity or single package. a. low as Il In the
ailroad and others using large quantities.
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SdEEI MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep on hand arva and
sholcs coleeton Of Sheet MulIc. Also Instruco Roof
Ior every kind OF 1nstrumen's nov In 1su -
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
EnnDoria.

Emporia is situated between the Neosho and
Cottonwood creeks, six miles above their unction-
The streams at this point about four miles apart
The town site is an elevation about one hundred
feet above the water level of either stream To the
southeast the land slopes gently to the Junction
To the West it gradually rises fora distance of
eral miles. On the North and South large belts
of the finest timber, along the Neoso and Cotton
wood, while the various smaller streams emptying
into them this point, all well timbered serve
to make it one of the best timbered regions Kan
zas. The valleys of the Neosho and Cottonwood,
and their tributaries, acknoE lodged by all to be
equal if not superior, farming district, to any
in Kanzas. Coal and building stone are found
here in abundance.
Emporia was located in March last. About the
first of April, the erection of a large Hotel was
commenced by the town company, which has just
been completed. A commedious Store House has
just been erected and filed with goods. and anoth-
er is in process of erection large saw and grist
mill, with lath and ihingle machines attached, is
about being put up on the town site. Another
large mill is in process of construction one
half mile distant. There is at present one saw
mill in operation the junction, six miles dis
tant, which has furnished the lumber used in the
erection of the buildings now ON the town site
There is also another saw mill, eight miles above
on the Cottonwood, which is IN operation.
Ne Intoxicating drinks are allowed to be sold on
the town site. The two following features we copy
from the contract of the proprietors:
"The parties bind themselves to each other, that
in every sale donation of any portion of the land
which may be selected or located for town site,
they viii sign deed Of sale, release, gift, grant
or lease to the same, without provision IN such
deed of sale, release, gift, grant, lease, that the
lessee shall not make, store, SELL give away, 10
be used as 5eoera9e, any malt or spiritueus IL
Guors On such premises sold or conveyed away,
and that any violation os such provisions shsli
be forfeiture of ali the rights which such purcha-
ser, ioDee, grantee, tenant shall have acquired
to said premises
ssAnd the said parties further agree that they
viii also prohibit In ali deeds and eonyeyaReess as
above, and bind purchasers to extend the pro-
visions their assignees, that no houses shall be
allowed 10 be occupied for gambling purposes on
any of the lots Of said town; and any gambling for
lost % 1on on said premises, with the knowledge
and counsel OF the purchaser shall be forfeiture
| of all the right which said purchaser, donee,
grantee tenant shall have acquired to said prem
ises-''
The lots are one hundred and thirty feet deep
aud fly ieet 'front.' excepting the front strsets,
where they ara hsa twenty-five feet front. The
principal streets aze one hundred feet broad-zhe
others eighty
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
keep it Before the People,

That the real question at issue In kanzas
is the right of the people to self-government.
An attempt is now being made by Gov. WAL
KER and his stump speaking attendants, to
cover up the real issue by mass of verbi-
age and sophistry, about peace, prosperity
and the preservation of the blessed Union.
The right of the people to govern themselves
is the great underlying stratum upon which
rests the American Republic. Our Fathers
fought and struggled for the triumph of this
greas principle. So have the men.of Kanzas.
Amid poverty, war, rapine, rayage and fam
inc, have they marched to the music of this
great idea, and now they are asked at the
eleventh hour, to give up the object for which
they have contended, and that too when the
game is in their own hands.
The people of Kanzas, we trust, see clear
ly that the recognition in the least degree of
any enactment or officer, made or appointed
by the usurping body calling themselves the
Territorial Legislature, is a complete surren-
dering of the whole ground on which we
stand. We say to all, be of good cheer
The dawning is not far distant. The Grim
son beams of Freedoms s sun is streaking the
grey sky, and soon the whole horizon will be
flooded with light We know it is difficult
for our citizens to get along without courts
or tribunals to settle their business differen-
ces, or punish offenders, but surely after
having done without law for over two years,
we can hold on a short time longer, and en-
able the grand principle of self-government
to triumph. It viii be but short time be-
fore the overwhelming numbers of the Free
State population will sweep everything be-
fore it, and our enemies viii all depart from
our midst.
''Be not weary of well DOING and the
Truth viii conquer. Let the grand idea at
stake in Kanzas be but successful and she
will not only become free, but freedom low
ing State, and Progress, Liberty and all
Humanitarian Reforms viii triumphantly
sweep over the whole country. True Peace,
which can only be the result of perfect Lib
erty, will reign, and material, intellectual,
and moral advancement go rapidly forward.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20

fobAiag RepablicsEism OF all that IS eeesI In it
We may shout ssthe union.-she UHioi1l oveF arts
ef the most reckless despotisna, aud hurry our
geycTnnent into ohgarchy and anarchy under
she deiusion; but the delusion viii nas s.ve ne
from the penalty Of our folly and our crimes
Let us, thsns preserve the Union, by maintaining
the integrity vi Repuhiicanism.
1t is universal maxim that usurpers never vol.
UNFAIRLY relinquish their power. Under whatev-
er guize II may come, the action of those who now
pretend to hold territorial power, will be for tbs
continuance Of that power. For Gov. Walker to
Hrge into the fimsily veiled trap into which
they hope to.eHsnare our people Is wrong; and to
talk TO as, IA this connection of '-fairness and
Justice, - is tc add Insult to the wroRg.
Under these circumstances we contemplate
the duties before US, and with judicious eaimaess
undertake them. We struggle for cur birthright
and we must not "seil 1t for mess Of pottage.n
The eyes of the country are Us for our cause is
the common cause of all who love Rep1blicaRism
In our defeat the principle on which the govern
ment rests VIII sustain shock: In our victory it
VIII take root and be perpetmted. To YOU is con-
hded no common share of the task. On You viii
be meted no common share of the glory of victory
or the misfortune of defeat Be true and We viii
triumph
Our task is difficult let US meet Its responsible
tiles in full reliance on the wisdom of HIsl, who is
the God of Justice. a future of prosperity and
usefulness Is before the people of Kanzas A great
state Is rapidly expanding into prosperous exist
enee. May we hope to establish in il govern
ment not unworthy of this civilized age and our
Republican institutions
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Topeka, June 3, 1857.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
Railroad Meeting.

We are requested to state that meeting
will be held at Emporia, on Tuesday, July
21st, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to take
some preliminary action with reference to
building Railroad from some point on the
Kanzas river-prebably Topeka-to connect
with the s. Joseph & Topeka Railroad,
through the Neosho Valley. and to connect
with the Napoleon & Fort Smith Railroad,
in Arkansas. Gen. G. K HoLLID47, Pres
ident of the Topeka & ST. Joseph Railroad,
M. J. PARRoTT, of Leavenworth, and
Gen. MERRIaITH, of Indiana, with corps OF
Engineers, viii be present. Gov. WALKER,
Gov. ROBINSON, and other distinguished and
influential gentlemen are also expected 70
be on the ground. A matter of greater i'm
portance could not be presented to the peo-
pie of the Neosho Valley, and we hope they
will manifest the interest they feel in this
movement by turning out en- masse.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
The CROPS.

The crops in this vicinity, under the influ-
enee of the fine growing weather of the past
two weeks. have come up nicely, and are
growing with astonishing rapidity. One Of
our farms friends in this neighberheod SAYS
his corn grows SO fast that he ssean hear il
fairly crack" Potatoes are doing finely,
and also all kinds of garden vegetables. 4
great many persons here are preparing to sow
Buskwheat the first of next month. This
Is risHs as We shall have facilities for grind
ing at home.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
state cenxsntion.

"A Delegate Convention viii be held at
Topeka, on "Wednesday, July 18th, at 10
o'clock 4. M., to nominate eandates for Rep
resentafiye to Congress, .aad for all vacan-
cies In the State offices, and any other bu-
siness appropriate for the State organiza-
ton when met. Therefore, the legal voters
of the several Senatorial Districts, are re-
commended to meet at the usual voting
precincts. on
Saturday, July IIth, 1857.
and elect Delegates to said Convention.
Each District will be entitled to a number
of Delegates equal to their present repEesen-
tation in the General Assembly, and besides,
in Districts where large accessions have
been recently made to the population, an
additional number, proporlionate to their
present probable ratio of population, will
be admitted, subject to such rules as the
Convention may enact when met.
By order of Central Committee.
Topeka, June IL, 1857.
In pursuance of the above call, a meeting
will be held at Emporia, on that day-July
11th-to elect the proper number of Dele
gates for this District. We hope the
people will appreciate the importance of this
movement, and turn out to man. Let
the usurping National Democracy know
that the people of the Neosho and Cotton
wood Valleys are wide awake for freedom
and the right of the people to govern them
selves.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20
Gov. wanzer Gone to Kanzas at Last.

Gov. Robert J. Walker has made his last speech,
eaten his last supper saved the Union for the las:
time and started for Kanzas. He has taken for his
private Secretary an attdche Of one of the Black
Republican journals, and constituted that journal
his official organ for the publication of his speech
es messages, and documents of all sorts, including
the latest quotations for railway stock, town lots,
and other similar speeulations.
Governor Walker goes to Kansas to settle the
questions which have SO long disturbed that Ter
rtorv to save the Union increase the price of town
lots and otherwise aid and assist in the grand spec
ulation in Kanzas lands-N. Y. Herald, 18th.
The Black Republican journal referred to above
is the n Y Times, and the private Secretary is
gentleman formerly reporter for that Journal.
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20

@ A visit to Topeka few days since,
impressed us rather favorahy in regard to
the future of that place. The buildings erec-
ted there this season are very substantial,
and add much to the maserial prosperity Of
the place
The Kanzas news., 1857-06-20

Eg If any of our readers should happen
at Brownsville about meal time, the best way
in the world to satisfy their hunger would
be to call on Mrs. HoAD, who is noted for
her success in catering to the wants of the
"inner man."