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TERRITORY OF KANSAS. JOHNSON CoUSrY. S.
Court of Probate.
H. T. e.. WILSON Civil action.

BROcKET 4 McKAY.D
THE defendants, Brocket & Mckay, non-resi-
L dents of the Territory Of Kansas, viii take
notice, that on the 9th day Of June, A. ID. 1858.
substance Of which is. that the defendants are
indebted to the plaintiff in the sum Of SILL, for
goods sold and delivered.
The prayer Is for Judgment for that sum. with
interest from the 9Th day of January, A ID. l555-
The said Brocket K Mckay are notified that an
order of attachment has issued in this case
against their goods. chsttels and effects IN this
! ! TERRITORY.
They are required to appear, answer or demur.
by the 9th day of September next or the petition
will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
against them on their default for that sum 4
Aug. II, '5S.-4W ,. b. M1RlCk. Clerk.
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LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

K MBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
IA tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work of all
GINES, HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS.
THRESHING MACHINES, and all kinds OF
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need of Works of this kind ourselves we
have fitted up our manuiactory with q view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident we can
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
ry. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to repairs. Old Cast
Iron wanted. klMBALL RkOTHERS.
August q, 49,
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NAW Rocks.

A FINE lot of New Books, this day received.
n embracing Books of the most popular
writers Of the day, as well as new editions Of
Standard Literature, embracing History, Poetry,
Mechanics, DC. Also full assortment of Writ
ing Papers, in all their varieties, that are likely
to be called for. Blank Books, of every descrip-
tion, at WILMARTH'S.
Sept 4, '58.
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Land Warrants,

OF ALL SIZES, for sale at one dollar per
" acre. Land entered on time, at reduced
rates. Proof Papers prepared for customers,
free of charge. X. II. EARNHAM.
Land Agent.
First Door North of U. S. Land Office, Le-
compton, h. T.
July 81, l6JS-tf
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TO HOUSE BUILDERs.
TIN ROOFINS.

WE are now prepared 70 do tin roofing at short
w notice Gathering, zpeGting and all kinds Of
iobbing. promptly executed as the sign Of the
Big Tea Kettle. INGLE BARKER,
Lawrence, June 5th. 1853
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Farm for Sale.

1R0 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, 30 Of which
lOO is timbe-ed, situated l-2 miles north
west Of Minneola. 81 acres fenced, . broken and
planted with corn, some potatoes and other veg
etables. with . log house thereon, Is offered for
sale cheap. There Is a running stream passing
through the place, with living spring Of good
water near the house. Call on BULLINE 4
READ, Lawrence, or L. W. GLEASON, near the
premises, for particulars.
August y, 1E5S.-6ms
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w. E. SutIIff.

MERCHANT TAILOR. Wholesale and Retail
1Nl Dealer in Cloths. Clothing, and Gents
Furnishing Goods, Gf our Hetc sfsind. under the
advertisement. augeS
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Marfna.

n ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon the
IL estate of WILLIAM LYoE. deceased, were
granted 20 the undersigned on the - day Of July,
A. ID. ls5s. All persons having claims against
said estate. are required 70 present the same
within one year. or they may be prteluGed from
any benefit Of said estate.
Augugt !, 1853. ELIZABETH LYON,
.ear l.ss tat fss Administfafix.
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MARRIED.

In Franklin, August I'D. by Rev. VIM. Will
SON. Mr.. CHRISTIAN RArZ, to Miss. HENRIETTA
MESGER, both Of Franklin,
August end, at the house of the brides father
EsLEY QUIET, ESQ. BY the Rev. T. p. Monfort
Mr.. ADAM K. LINZ. .and Miss. EMMA Z. QUIET
all of Tecumseh.
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ohio state and Union Lnw College.

THIS Institution has been removed TO Cleve-
i land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred.
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address. At Cleveland,
Feb - ss-ly) M. A. KING. Secretary.
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Masonic.
N. M,Cracken.
Great saIe of City Property.

T WILL expose to public sale, in the city Of
L Lawrence, 10 the highest bidder, on Saturday.
the Sd day Of July next, ten thousand lots in the
following towns, TO witt
Lawrence, Leavenworth, Lecompton, Tecum-
Amerieus, Ottumwa, Dread, Neosho City, Gem
tropolis, Minneola, Osawatomie, Spring Hill:
Mechanism, Quindsro, Bellvue. Doniphan, Grasss
hopper Falls, st. George, Ogden, Bln0mingtonl
and nearly every other live town in Kansas.
Terms, Cash. Title can be examined the week
before sale BY calling at the basement OF the
Herald Of Freedom building, during which time
may call and leave them for sale. One of the
best auctioneers in the country will be eInPloyed
for the occasion. CIV. bhOWN.
Lawrence, May 6th. 1853.
III The above sale in adjourned 10 Octobe
3lst, 1858.
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Metoorologieal observations.

DATES. Gj';;;; J !; REMARKS
Aug. 1877 6s Very stormy.
Q 6e 50 n Hard rain all night.
3739l 81 Showery.
19 ~ 81 Pleasant.
S $3.50 go I"
G 1882 sl
7 l7B92 sO
1854 62'
0 s097 81 Smoky.
10 81 ~ a. Clear and warm.
II ~ 9e IS The hottest day Of the season.
10 8l96 50 Clear.
I3 g 95 64
IA sOe6 "a Cloudy.
Is .2sS q Pleasant.
II l7494 sO
l6 1922 ~
" :. d9 IS z 772s75G Cloudy.
81 l6s 90 60 V ariable.
" % 90 sc 81 Rain all dak.
% 6065 so Misty and sold for the season.
"a 50 70 65 Cloudy.
" 25 66 % 20 Rainy evening.
26 73 e6 90 Clear. =
/" q 68 20 60 Pleasant.
4" % IS GO So Cloudy.
90 ssh so Pleasant and cool.
~ 5776 G5 Pleasant.
g 81 GOES 6S Heavy storm in the morning.
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Special Noticcs.
Rasket meetinr.


A Basket Meeting Of the Friends Of Progress
will be held at Twin Mound, Douglas county, K.
T., on the first Sunday in September next, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The meeting will be open to the discussion Of
all subjects pertaining to the interests Of the
race and the elevation and refinement of hu-
mAnity-each individual being alone responsible
for hisown uttcrances. Able speakers have been
invited, and are expected to be present. All
who feel an interest in the trinmph of Truth aad
tho speedy overthrow Of Error, are earnestly in
vited to attend. Come on, friends, let US move
while the world is movingl
EDWIN SMITH,
CEPHAS SHUDDLESTON,
EVERT0N KELLOGG,
HARRIET SCOTT,
ELIZABETH u. F.DENTON,
C0ps- Of ArrGa1enSafs
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Notice..

l. Gates for Lots previous to the first of March,
le5S in the Town Of Franklin, Douglas county,
X. T., to call at my Office in said town, and pay
the balance due thereon, and receive their title,
on before the first day of October next, or the
contract will be considered void and of no effect.
j. CHURCH. Proprietor.
Aug. 81. 3w+
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II dy's Book and Atlantic Monthly, for Sep
tember received at WlLMARTH'S.
Sept. 4, '5S.
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OF A party of ten men are making
preparations, and will soon leave Law
renee for the Cherry Creek gold region.
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A LARGE Store House and Masonic Hall. at
n Big Springs. also fye shares in Big Springs,
for sale low for cash. Big. springs Is fifteen
miles west of Lawrence, on the California Road,
and is destined to be one Of the best towns in
Kansas. SAff0kD WOOD.
myS Ldnyers and Real Esfdte 10enb
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DECEIVED, regularly by Nail, from Boston.
n New York, Philadelphia, washington, Gin
SpringfeId RepE5SEcaa and the Indiana State
Journal, and all tho popular Magazines, - Pab-
Iished in the Eastern cities; also the Herdd Of
Freedom and Lawrence RepEbk!egn, at
July "a, SO. WlL4AkTH'S.
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The following is the result of observations for
the month Of August.
Mean range of fthermometer,at a. m, 7oS; at 2
p. m S4s, and at p. IN. i3'.
The coidest time was on the 2sth and 2eth,
when at a. m. the mercury stood at $50. and
the warmest on the llth, when at p. m. the
mercury was at $50 in the shade.
We have for greatest height Of barometer dur
ing the month, %. 50 inches on the 22nd; for
the least, 29.CS inches on the 3rd range,
90. "a l2 inches. l.. e. HEATH.
Lawrence, Sept. lst, 1858.
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p. 3. Post & Co.,
ssOur House.o

BANKERS i REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
- Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue. Wyan-
dott. K. r. jylltf
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DETERS0N'S Ladies' Magazine, Ballous'
L Monthly and Yankee Notions for Septem-
Der, at WILMARTH'S.
Aug. 81, 1858.
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OUT. OF "a anu HaIuellaH OIs.. LecUmpVOn.
HAVING refitted and completely renovated
IL the above Hotel. il is now one of the most
irable stopping places IN Lecompton.
There is cOmmOdious stabling and plentiful
supply Of hay and grain attached to this Hotel.
STAGES leave this house daily for all parts
of the Territory. Aug. 26.
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DROBATR. ANb COUNTY JUDGE, Riley
Z County, X. =. Attorney. ConnseIior end
ersl Lard Agent. haahstt.n. x. 7. .51z
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T,0 LOAN. for Thirty One Dollars less than at
4 Lccompton. Also, Money TO loan on real
estate security. By II. n. SIMPSON,
Lawrence. June Il. is55.-tf Notary Public.
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Pfices Current.


LAWRENCE, Sept. 4, 1858.
FLoUR-Superfne, $500; Extra, $3.50 y hun.
WUEAT-Si.5O . bushel,
CoRN-4Oc I"
CoRN MEAI-SlO 90 . bushel
WuITE BEANs-S3, 0OS bushel.
PorAToEs-75c
APPLEs-SI, 50
CRACKERs-l215c. y b.
FRESH BUTTER-25c. p b.
CHEEsE-l592Oc
SALERLTUs-l2Hc.
Brown SUdAR-l091ec.
WHITE a -l5c.
TEAs-5Oc .@I,O0
COFFEE-I6 H(920c,
BEEF-SaI0c.
BAcoN-iO9lic.
CoDFIsH-lOc
MACKEREL-l29l5c.
TOBACCo-3O9JOc.
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SOAP-IOa,I2c
CANDLEs-Star, 35c. a."
-Sterine, 25c.
TALLow-l2hc.
BEEswAX-2Oc.
CoTToN BATTING-25c.
IRON-79I0c, Z"
NAIs-699c.
CAsTINGs-9c
LOG CHAIS-l09E2kc. Z"
STOvE PIPE-l6c. "
SAD lRoNs-l09l2hc.
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Ceffins, cofsins!,

6t0FFINS, ready made. all sizes, and the
~ CHEAPEST in Laurence, trimmed to order.
Second door south Of Coliamore Building.
Lawrsnce. Aug. > 'ss. P.J. WAGNER-
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MRS. ROBINSON'S. Phillips and Gihons
N1 A full supply this day received, at
Sept. 4. SO. WILMARTH'S.
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Important to Country Dealers,

V0U can save at least ten per cent. by buSing
i your Hardware. Tin Ware, Nails. Window
Glass. &c, dc at store in preference to going
on the Missouri river for it, when you take into
consideration the time and expense Of getting
goods from the river. In a word, will sell all
light goods to the trade at less than river prices.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, 1858.
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o. N. HERRINGToN,

IIoUsE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAIN
II TER, GLAzIER and GRAIxBR, No, Is Massa-
chusetts street. opposite the Post Once. Those
wishing q good Sign, or their houses Painted
and Papered, at reasonable prices, Will please
dent that he can give entire Satisfaction Mixed
Paints for sale.
Lawrence MAY ], 1853.
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American Hotel,

T ECOMPTOE. Kansas Territory, 8. o. hem
IL ENWAY, Qate Of Buffalo, n. Y - Proprietor.
This house Is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted, and will be found equal 10 any other In the
Lecompton, Nay Is, fss7.-tf
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains
Selling Out TO Close Business!

O1VNO
A LII those in want of Goods cheap will please
IA call at +. CUNANT'S, opposite the NOR
ROW HOUSE. have made large fortune and
wish to close my business in Lawrence, SO as to
give Others chance to do the same.
CALL AND SEE
For yourselves, as l will sell Goods lower than
they can be bought west of st Louis, for CASH.
We have on hand the largest stock Of Goods in
Lawrence, consisting of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE,
A very large stock Of Groceries, general assort-
ment of Furnishing Goods for Gents, and great
many other Goods, too numerous to mention,
which will be sold to the country trade on good
terms. SO to make it to their advantage to give
me a call. Don't forget +. C0NANT'S opposite
the Morrow House. (m29 So
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

b. c. BROOKE, Proprietor.
Cor. of ID and Haldeman Sts.. Lccompton.
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The College Journal of NIedica
SCiRncR.

A MONTHLY Magazine of 4s pages, conducted
n by the Faculty OF the Electic College Of Medi-
cine, is published at One Dollar Year. payable
in advance. The volume of the Journal COM
mences with the year. Communications for sub
scription, or for specimen numbers, should be
directed to
DIR. C. H. CLEAVELAND, Publisher,
139 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, D.
June &C. 1858
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Tombstenes and Monuments in
Marble,
WILL be furnished to order. in Lawrence, By
w p. j. WAGNER, agent for Eehelberry 4
Her, Leayenworth, h. I.
August % IS
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StraYed,

ON or about the 18th Of June, seven yoke Of
my place, six miles south Of Lawrerce.. TBored
Steers which had bells on, one ewith . white lace,
and wild. Three black ones, the rest RED and
white. A liberal reward will be given Tor IN
formation Of their whereabouts.
July II. 1858. CHAPtHJ. MILLER.
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n@The speed of the comet now
visible is stated to be 2,617,000
miles a day, or about 109,042
miles an hour, or 1917 miles min
ute-650 miles minute faster than
the earth travels. On the 18th Of
October it was within 81, 009, 900
miles Of the earth. The distance Of
the sun from the earth is 100000
miles. Nobody need be afraid of this
comet. It is evident that he is q
coward, for he is turning tail and fee
ing rapidly. The question as to his
composition is in a fair way to be set
tied, for at the rate be is travelling
now he will undoubtedly soon be MET.
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feet how perishable is the metal
which he hammers with such violence
how the kind earth will soon shroud
up his bloody footprints, and all that
he achieved and skillfully piled to-
gether will be but like his own Can
vas city of camp-this evening
loud with life, tomorrow all struck
and vanished, "a few earth-pits and
heaps of straw!' For here, az al
ways, it continues true, that the deep
est force is the stillest ; that, as in
the fable, the mild shining of the sun
shall silently accomplish what the
fierce clustering Of the tempest has
in vain essayed.
"Above all, it is ever to be kept
in mind, that not by material, but by
moral power, are men and their ac-
tons governed. How noiseless is
thought! No rolling of drums, no
tramp of squadrons, or immeasurable
Cumuls " udSSago wagons, d11euuS
its movements T.: in what obscure and
sequestered places may the head be
meditating, which is one day to be
crowned with more than imperial au-
thority for kings and emperors will
be among its ministering servants; it
will rule not over, but IN all heads,
and with these its solitary combina-
tons of ideas, as with magic formulas,
bend the world to it's will The time
may come when Napoleon himself
will be better known for his laws than
for his battles; and the victory Of
Waterloo prove less momentous than
the opening of the first Mechanics
Institute.
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.HAIRS, Bedsteads, Bedding &C.,
u RI til For sale by PECK 4 COLEY.
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THE CABLE.

What is this Cable? Surely it is remarkable,
What mystic wonders stretch along this far cable?
was ever genius, howsoever frantic, able
To dream the real truth of this Atlantic cable?
Thanks to the winds and seas that were so pacable,
AS to permit the mighty ships to lay cable.
There were some sages said twould not be snkable,
And none would be to stretch it Ger the "drnk" able
Some said the cable was impracticable
And some for news twould be implacable;
while others said that DER this mighty slack cable
Sunk in the seas profound and quite untrackabe,
Great thoughts would flash and Ching inexplcable)
This common cable be communicable.
The last are rght-O mystery of the sea cablel
We are across the ocean wide to speak able!
Wonder unspeakable! May you be unbreakabIe,
Irreyocable and without decay, Cable!
1Graham's Magazina
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ALL ABOUT THE CoMET.-T]

ALL ABOUT THE CoMET.-The pa
pers all, both great and small, says
the Butte Record, from Los Angeles
to Yreka, all tell a tale about the trail
of the long-tail'd heaven streaker.
Now if folks were blind, 'twould be
very kind in these papers for to do so;
but when all can see we'll as you or
we, the news is no news at all oh.
You might as well say, "the sun rose
yesterday" and that earth is a long
way from it, as to write long leaders,
just to tell your seeing readers, that
of evenings they can look upon the
comet.
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[oRIaIrAL.]
THE LONE PINE.

Sway thy top, thou ancient pine
Warrior of the storm commandingi
Sad upon the mountain standing,
Whom no vy's arms entwine:
Melancholy souls like mine,
Meath thy shadow passing slow,
Love to hear thy plaintive moan;
IT'S an echo of the woe
Found in human breasts alone.
Mournfully amid the ruins
Of thy fellows standest thou,
Like a column of some temple
Living but in story now;
All around it wildly scattered
Fallen walls and pillars shattered.
Softly signing through thy branches
Steals the wind, with fall and swell;
Now retreats, and now advances,
Rousing fancy with its spell;
Like the melody that chances
On the ear from distant bell,
Or the murmur that entrances
Of the tinted seaside shell.
Lo! musing on thy loneliness,
Thy brethren round thee seem to rise;
On every hand a wilderness
Shuts out the prospect ofthe skies.
'Ts verdure all, and deepest shade. No sound
Disturbs the thoughtful silence, save
A murmur such as rolls through ocean cave,
And rustling of dry leaves upon the ground.
But while listen with an awe profound,
A glance dispels the visionary wood
single tree remains where late ten thousand stood
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WHAT'S THE ODDS Certain ed
itors are just now much exercised in
their minds by what certain other ed.
itors think and say Of them. There
is great clipping Of offensive para
graphs, and adding Of spicy rejoin-
ders, and replies to those and SO the
petty fight goes on, growing more
bitter and making unreasonable snes
mics of those who should be friends.
What's the good of all this I? Is it
done to amuse subscribers ? Not one
Of them cares what Simpkins, of the
Spitfre, says about Blimpkins, Of the
Rager, except it be to laugh at both.
If the man in the moon call US pup
Ply, is that any reason we should prove
his remark by barking at him, thus
exciting merited ridicule ? IF some
far editor, hard pressed for "copy,"
takes exceptions to some item pub
lished by contemporary, is that suf-
fcient excuse for an ill-natured repair
tee? No; let them talk on. IF
their paragraphs are defamatory, or
unfair, or false, they will fall upon the
changing mind of the reading public
as lightly as leaves upon the surface
of running water, and float surely to
oblivion. But if we pick them up
eagerly, and puff them into restless
activity, every body will see them and
laugh at our small employment. Let
them talk on; what's the odds' A newsa
paper ought not to be personality,
nor the vehicle of personal strife.
Because man has the misfortune to
be an editor, that is no reason why
he should cease to be gentleman.
The very reason why the plural pro-,
noun is employed by conductors Of
newspapers, instead of the egotistic
/" l." is that they may sink their in
dividuality, SO far as that can possibly
be done. The expression Of individ-
ual opinion Of course cannot be sti6ed,
but that should afford no ground for
the attack of contemporaries, and if
they think otherwise, why let them
buffet silent foe until they weary
themselves.
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a NEW LOT of HARD WARE, &c.
~ gust received. Let i. SMITH.
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OREGON and CALIFORNIA HAMS
land Bacon, as 70 PECK COLEY1
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FIELD FOR PREsIDENT.-Some of
the eastern papers have already
hoisted the name of Cyrus w. Field
as a candidate for the Presidency.
This is doubtless done on the score Of
availability, Mr.. Field being justly
considered the greatest " wire~work-
er" Of the day.-Butte Record.
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The friends Of Capt. Hiram Fair
child, a practical printer, are anxious
to hear from him.
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The Rev. D. K. Lee, in the course
of an article entitled " Female AS
tronomers," gives the following inter-
esting sketches of Miss Herschel and
Mrs Sororvil1o
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GALVANIZED IRON HOSE.
To Miners.

TUST RECEIVED-A LARGE LOT OF
81 POWDER, PECK COLEY.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-02
PERSONAL IN7ELLIGE NCE.


Tho President has appointed Charles T. Jones, Esq,
chief clerk acting Register of the Treasury during the alb
sence Of Col Bigger from the LIST to the 18th instant in
elusive
The wound inflicted upon Mr. Gibbons, at New Or
leans in the duel mentioned yesterday did not inn
mediate DEATH but it is announced that ii must prove
fatal.
John b Kennedy, Esq., of the editors and propiie
tors of the Pitsbrg Evening Chronicle, has withdrawn
from that paper having transferred his entire interest 10
bis associate Charles Mcknight. Esd, by whom it will
be hereafter conducted
The death of Abraham Rising aged 80 years months
and rs days veteran Of the revolution is announced at
Southwck Mass. He at the taking Of Gen. Bur-
goynes army at Saratoga and II old when he
entered the army as a substitute for that was
drafted.
The Greensboro Ala Beacon mentions that the friends
Of the Hon. Sydenham Moore propose to give him pub
lie demonstration Of their appreciation and approval of
his official course
Hon. William IT, Welsh, late speaker of the Pennsyl-
yid Small esq., of the York Gazette, Of the oldest
and best democratic journals in the State Mr. Welsh is
gentleman of sound learning, and cordially vel
come him to his field OF labor.
A FgMAIE B,cnEIoR. the first annual commence
mcnt of Mount Union College, Ohio, the degree Of Bach
eor Of Liberal Sciences conferred amongst Others
upon Miss Jane w. Chapman.
Hon Thomas A. Hendricks Commissioner OF the
Land Office Hon. Finley Bigger, Register Of the Trees
Iry and Cen Mcconnell Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury,
are at present absent from tho city on brief visits TO Their
respective homes