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An immense Anti.Lecompton meeting was
held in Columbus, Ohio, on the 10th instant.
Resolutions we're unanimously passed, endors.
ing Cox and Douglas.
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p@~ The Pacific Hotel, at St. Louis, burned
to the ground on Saturday last. Several per.
SONS were burned to death, and others injured.
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The Richmond Inauguration of Crawford's
statue of Washington, on Monday, was attend
ed by a large cencourse of people from all
parts of the Union. Senator Hunter delivered
an eloquent and able Grafton upon the occasion
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The Democrats in the Legislature of Ohio
propose to enact a set of "Black Laws only
second the Illinois code. They impose heavy
fine upon every colored man who comes into
Ohio, and still further upon every person
who employs such immigrants. Is this code q
specimen of the Democracy of Ohio2
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The last English news is of some importance.
The Leviathan is aAoat at last. In Parlia.
ment, Mr.. Roebuck had made severe attac
upon Louis Napoleon, which was replied to by
Lord Palmerston.
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:, 1t appears that, by bills already reported in
the Virginia House of Delegates, the sum of
$3.50, 400 il asked for works of internal inn.
prcvement; besides which, the James River
and kanawhs Company AK to be absolved
rom the payment of the $6,0o0,OO0 which it
owes the Commonwealth,
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Now, if our friend could have had sometime
beside the telegraphic reports and Newspaper
discourses to judge from, he would not have
been so hasty. Had he been in possession of
the files of the Congressional Globe, contain.
ing An authentic report of all that Mr.. Seward
has said and done about the army bill, he
would not have written the foregoing commu-
nication.
We rarely in the Era signalize or praise in
dividusls, whatever may be our opinion of
them. Panegyric is not to our taste, nor shall
we indulge in it now. But, it is sheer folly to
suppose that Mr.. Seward has changed his char
acter, his purposes, or his policy. He is just
as true to the cause of Freedom to-day, as he
has ever been. He does not advocate a DER.
manent increase of the standing army. he
has not said that the battle between Freedom
and Slavery is over. he has not renowned
allegiance to the Republican Party. he has
not given up to Kansas.
We assert all this, after having read the de-
bates and proceedings of the Senate, and We
doubt not every Senator knows that the state
ment is true. he holds that it is the duty of tbs
Chief Executive to maintain the Federal an
thority in Utah by suppressing rebellion. So
do we. He holds that the force ought to be 8,
large as to show the Mormons that there is n,
hope of successful resistance, whereby blood
shed might be prevented. So do we. 81,
holds tina. to secure such force it is necessar
to raise additional regiments, either volunteer
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Challiss (Democrat) over Wheeler Free State)
by ESQ majority. On the 4th of January, the
same county gave over 100 Free State major
ity.
The Kickapoo correspondent of the st. Lou.
is Republican says that on the night of the 9Th,
party, headed by Charles Lenhard, burnt the
Office of Mr.. Boyd, lawyer, and Mr.. Davis, ply.
stefan, and destroyed all their property Messrs.
Boyd, Davis. Kelly, Laughlin, Lynch, ard
many others, had fed to Missouri. Much ex.
element existed.
The committee of investigation into the
election frauds had discharged Diefendorf.
Report says that Governor Denver has issued
requisition upon the Governors of three
States for the person of Henderson.
The Legislature adjourned on the 18th.
Governor Denver had failed to approve of the
Constitutional Convention bill.
Parties arrived from there say that men
we're moving about in the vicinity of Fort Scott,
but no fights were reported.
The N. Y. HeralGs special Kansas cores
pondent says:
Inc FRO Slavery party, who, by the way,
do not acknowledge that name, but call them
selves the Democratic party, are very much
annoyed at this exhuming of the returns from
under wood-pile. Some of them pitch into
Mclean pretty strongly. Yesterday, while
travelling through the country, 1 fell in, some
ten miles from here, with number of the rank
and file Of the Pro-Ssvery party; they were
greatly incensed and excited at what they call
ed the action of their leading men; they were
opposed to the recent election frauds, to all
election frauds, and said if they could not get
up public Democratic mass meeting, and pass
vote of censure upon such frauds, and upon
the course of some of their leaders, they would
leave the party, though there is no other party
in Kansas with which they would or could aft.
late"
Governor Denver has approved of the act in
cooperating the Minneola Town Company.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

sIsHE Subscriber being desirsas Of neylng
II South, Hisies to exchange property II W IS
eossin for land or vel leea-ed town property IN
Kansas. Nissonri. OF Arkslsas-
Bis property consists OF new steam oas
Iii1canycuientiy located to Pine AID bard W0po
timber On the one side. and das pEaIrle eeun-
try for market on tie other. A COED DgeliirE,
Storshouse, Barn Be-. all in 5iusesda. 9lliaRe
Of about seven hundred iuhabitaEts, located on
the bank Of the Wisconsin river, and on che > IL
Maukee & Mississippi Rail Resd, ard one 81 the
mast beautifully loca ted and healthy towns n the
State.
This properly would spis any person wish
ing tc 60 into the Lumberfns or lercantile
business and would be traded separate If desired.
In addition 20 the xb4se property have . stock
Of tvods. 3. .FcrTy rnn b. horse power. and some
timber land.
a stock of Goods would suit Eae N exchange
for the above property.
Further partic rlars nas Sc obtained Of Da vid
Aanfoye OF his sons near Fort Scott. Kansas, OF
by letter 70 the suhseEibcr a Mnseeday MS. MS.
Mussotla, Wis. Feb 90. s. l2w
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
EAsTERN RAKERY.

THIS Establishment, opened in August last.
i situated on Massachusetts, street, in Law
Cakes. CrackcTs, a general variety of Fruits,
Coafeefionaries Cordials, w ines, Cider, RaisiDs,
Figs, Dates, Prunes, Oysters. Sardines, Pine Ap-
pies. Pickles. Nuts. with general Stock OF Gro
gar, Moiasses, Tobacco, Cigars of all grades, .
quantity of Toys, Matches; Butter. Lard. Eggs.
Flour, Corn-mcal, Apples, Potatoes, Cheese; in
short even thing person wants TO eat.
Wedding. Pleasure and Social parties sup
piled With anything they may call for. for the
table, and satisfaction guaranteed.
PRoDEcE, of al kinds. particularly Butter,
Lard and Eses wanted. for which the highest
prize will be paid in Cash on deIivery.
Persons wishing 10 buy articles in our line ara
invited 10 visit rs; aad those having Produce +
co;npIes;pa 4 sale, T0TTON 3 GREEN-
LkwEExcE, Jaa. 1s. 1655. 2H
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

This town, situated at the junction of the
L Ossge River with Ottawa Creek, in Frank
lin County Kansas TeTritery-bids fair to eclipse
many Of her sister towns in population and en-
te-prise.
Therei is now in operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient to run pair of Burrs
which will be attached soon. There are also two
good Shinglc Machines capable of cutting from
six to eight thousand shingles each, per-day.-
Timber is plenty. and as good as can be found in
any portion of the TERRITORY. Land is of the best
Quality, both for farming and stock raising.
There is Post Office, two DRY Goods, and two
Grocery and Provision Stores here already
There is a fine opening for mechanics Of nearly all
kinds; coed Blacksmith is much needed; also 6
Shoemaker. Carpenters and other mechanics
The Proprietors will donate a lot to any one who
viii erect substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale at reasonablerates. Tho
shove place is located near the center of the
County, and will undoubtedly be the Counts
Seat at an early day. This place is twenty-fye
miles from Lawrence, and fifty from Kansas
CITY. JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTS,
A.J0HAS0N.
an, P~1JI;SSors
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Josiah MILLER,

CEEING that we are about to have legal au-
- thority established in Kansas. announces
that he viii now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession of the lsw. Settling here
in August, Ie54, and being Editor of the " ka'-
sas Free Siete," (Which vas DESTROYED in Law
renee. 91st May, 1852 he is well posted as TO the
best places for investing money on gpecula-
tion, and as TO the true condition Of most con-
tested claims in this county, and will attend TO
any business of that kind.
/ n. b. That his Office Of Judge Of Probate does
not prevent his prae ticing law in all othereourts
of Kansas; butt gives him authority to admin
lister oaths, take depOsiti0Ds, Acknowledgements
of deeds and other instruments of writing.
a number Of $50 acre warrants on hand. Of
fee No. Il, Massachusetts, ST., opposite EXPRESS
Office. Lawrence. Kansas. Dee II, 81 If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Attachment Notice.
TsREET0h9 coEETp o. q pd1sSss. KaSsss'II IS.
4. Fl. WATERMAN, Plaintiff,

GEORGE s. LEONARD, Defendant.S
In attachment before Z. d. Isadd, Justice Of
the Peace in and for Wakarusa township, IN
Douglas county, at his law day, January llth,
lS5S.
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff, by his at
torney James Christian, and il appearing to the
satisfaction of the Justice that the defendant i
not resident of this TeFritory, so that the pro-
cess of this Court cannot be served upon him, il
is therefore ordered and required that the plain
tiff do give notice to the defendant, by four writ
ten or printed advertisements, set up at four oi
the most public places in this county, that writ
has been issued against him and his property, at
tached to satisfy the demand of the plaintiff, and
that unless he appear before tho said Justice, 81
his law day IN March ne0t, being the second Mon.
him and his property sold to pay the debt.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
AttorDe. for Plaintiff
WITNESS, E. ID. LADD. Justice of the Peace
this Goth day Of JanuaFy, 1859.
Ian22
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
HaraWare ana Stoves.

TNGEE BARKER would respectfully fnferm
the inhabitants ef LawreRee and Of the Ter
ritery Of Kansas. that bis MAMMOTH gARD-
WARE AND STOVE STORE, No. Q Massschn-
setts Street, IL now open, where Their have on
hand and will keep constantly fer sale, for cash
only, the largest and best selected stock Of Stoves,
Agricultural Implements, American, English and
herman Hard ware, Nails, Window Glass. Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden. Crocker5 and Class
Ware, ever brought into the Territory Of Kan
sas, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, st prices
that cannot fail to suit all.
We ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS TO an examination Of our largo stock
before purchasing elsewhere.s IS We are confident
that we can ell al orders in our line TO better
advantage than small dealers can obtain then
from any other source. as ae buy al cur good
from manHfactnrers and importers ont Of FRS
class houses 1T the East for cash. Our fscilitle
for doing Jobbing Business are uneqaaled ir
the West.
We also have connected with our establish
ment TIN SHOP where we manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
WARE, attend 10 all kinds Of job Work, Tin
isoofng, Spouting. Guttering, Brazing. Plumb
ing, dc. Special attention will be given TO this
branch of business, and none but FIRST CLASS
WORK MEN employed. We are both practical
Rien in the different branches Of our business,
and h0pe BY fair dealing and strict attention 10
business TO obtain share Of public patronage.
TRY Us. LOOK OUT FOR THE 1lIg TEA
KETTLE. INGLE BARKER. :
Sent. 3 II
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
shaH We Vote or Nos votes

THIS Is A QUESTION OF GREAT IkfP0R-
l. taRee. My own orinionis that We ought not
10 vote; but this difference Of opinion viii By
10 means prevent me from selling all the goods L
can to those who see fit 10 vote under the infer
aal apportionnlent act of the bogus authorities.
:iitherto repudiated by al cur friends.
Supposing, however. that the voters Will vast
~ outnumber the non-yoters. have made espe-
cial arrangements for their accommodations net
IN the way Of voting. but In the way Of supply
ing them with GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
al tbs LeayenWorth and Kansas prices.
The attention of the settlers on the heosho.
Usage, de-, Is particularly called to this arrange
a:ent.
On or about the lst Of October ! shall take
possession Of my new store, which Is q solid
tone, with brick front. thus af5rding Al excel.
Efs opportunity for refuge IN time Of war and Is
hree stories high and sixty feet long. Ny OBJ
icct is to sell at wholesale at precisely the sEme
.ls the LeaYeuwoTtb wholesale stores, with the
addition of freight from L.eaFeawerth here.
This will enable the distant settlers 70 obtain
5LeiF supplies, without being being absent from
l0Ine more than half as long as il they went 70
LsaYenwaFth.
Full particuls.s when the Store Is opened.
Lawrence, Sept. ]. isS7.6 g. STEAkhS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
NurseFyi!
FJFTY TH0VS4KD TREES

n 81. RODABAUGH WOULD RESPECT
II. fully inform the public that they are now
prepared TO supply the following named kinds of
Fruit Trees from their Nurscry. situated on the
Agency road. two miles northwest g birnins-
ham, and seven miles south Of Fairfield.
/, SUMNER APPLES;S5;Early APPLES;S5; Harvest Red
Apple, Summer Rose, Sweet Bough, Carolina
Sweet led Astraehsn, Geniton. Early Spice.
FALL LAPPLES.-Smoke-hous Forsyth 5 red
Goblin, Maiden Blush, Fall Wine. Monstrols
Pippin, Rainbow. NsndaFer Pippia,. Campheld.
Beffaswer Tuipekocken, Sweet PiPpin.
WINTER APPLES.-Wine Sap. Red Sweet,
Yandaver, Spitzenburg, Newton Pippia. English
Russet, Green Pippin, Milan. Romantic. Hoop
Apple. London Pippin. Grains Pippin, Lorsnce
follower, Black Hues Apple. Shoomgeker. pry-
or's Red, Rone Beauty. Geniton OF Never fail,
Red Streak, White PcaT1nain, Michael Henry
Pippin, Roman Stem, Baldwin, W hite BeiletoE-
er Northern Spy, Priestly, Sweet Romantic,
SEaar, Belmont or Gate, Rhode Island oreenins.
Esophus Spitzenburg, Newark Pippin, kcnzie 5
Also, variety Of Cherries and Pears. The
trees to be delivered nj Leayenyerth CITY, aud
10 0CO at kansas City about the 25th Of NoAInber,
ISL. d. j j. RODABASGH
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
notice OF aamfnixfratioIs

NOTICE is hereby given to allereditors and
~ others interested that the undersigned mas
obtained from the Probate Court of Douglas
county letters of Administration upon the es-
tate Of Samuel SeutheEiand, deed bearing date
July G. ls5e. All persons indebted to SAID estate
are hereby requested to make immediate pa9.
ment, and all persons having claims against saie
estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated within one year from the date OF
benefit thereof If said claims are rot present.
ed within tireeyears they will Be forever barred.
THUSNCTnJS SoJTIlERLAND,
ANES CHRISTIAN. 2ht1aiatsfrdss-s<-
Att0raAS fsr Adm fchSI
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Eana Notice.

H1FiE Undersigned hss been appointed in ae..
J. eoTdanee with the prcyisienz Of a laB passed
Paunee Land DistTiet. All instruments OF What
ever kind, affecting the title Of any rcsl cstst e
IN this Land DistTset nay be recorded IN hls
Office. and be equally lien on the rsai esssts
described therein as If filed in the county II
which such real estate i sitasted- Once Will
Loxnan & Reynolds, orerthe " City Drug store.
Massachusetts st. Osiee houFs. from A. ~. e
ISP g. A. REYNOLDS s
lawrence. X. t, FEB. ssth isss.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Seeds for ls5s

JITE are now prepared with full and complete
w stock of Field. Garden and Flower Seeds
of the new crop. to supply any demand wholesale
or retail, on the very best of terms.
Our stock il NEW las we don't c0nsign seeds
and take none back to mix up again), and much
of it grown under our own directions In this
State. Our stock Of European seads Is imported
directly by, ourselves from the most reila6le
growers in England and France.
We feel confident no better advantages to the
public can be offered than We can give, and NE
cordially invite an examination of our stock be-
fore purchasing. Our stock consists in part Of
Spring w heat, Barley, Corn, Peas, Beans, &C., 3
very large variety of Garden seeds and . full as
sortment of Flower Seeds Of choice Farieties.-
Also $50 bushels pure Chinese Sugar Cane seed.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of Ag-
ricultural and Horticultural machines and i'm
plementS.
Full priced seed and implementcataIogue sent
upen receipt of stamp 10 pay postage.
HENRY ID. EMERY CO..
Feb sat 904, Lake Street, Chicago.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

The following is the result of observations as
taken from thermometer standing in the open
air, for the month of February:
Mean range of Thermometer at am, 20 2-3S ;
at p M, 33 1-3-; and at pm, 25 2-3-. Mean
range for the month, s6 5-9S
The coldest time of the month was ON the
morning of the 18th, when the thermometer was
tiOns; and the warmest, the s5th-64 in the
shade and ~ in the sun.
Lawrence, March 1st. 1855 E. L.. SMITH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
picfures. Pfcfures.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
Il to the people of Lawrence and vicinity, that
he has opened 8 suit Of Rooms in RObinson's
Building at No Massachusetts ST., where he
would be glad to see all bis old friends and Gus
toners. All the modern improvements in pie
ture taking is praeticed to perfection. The n,
on exhibition at Boles' Crystal Skyiight Picture
Rooms free Of charge. Excellent Pictures of the
new style taken fer 81 80. Views. Family groups
&c. taken on short notice. He trusts by close at
tentien TO business and taking coed pictures TO
merit q aeontinuaBcc Of the fayoTs 80 generously
bestowed By his old friends and customers,and Sc
cure share of Public Patronage. Instruction z
any and all Of the new arts given on Scientific
PriHeiplcs. tDec.s tf3 j. BOLES.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
SfP3Yed,

IRON the subscriber, two miles West Of Law
l. renee, about two months ago, two yoke OF
Oxen. One yoke was about six years cid: the
near Ok black brindle with the letter ) on
one hip: his mate is light rcd, with a roam
back. The other yoke il four years old. The
near one, a dark brindle with mottie face, and
the off one white or, with a red neck and q
large white stripe in his face. Other marks not
reeollected.
Any person giving information where they may
be found will be liberrily rewarded.
Lawreece, Jan ], ls5s. BAKER GUEST.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
why has Hinaesefa gone Deme-
eRnfsci

livery man must satisfs himself as 10 The
"a Feassn fef this sad calamity, affecting a. il
does. the curse of PrD-Slayers upon y.snng and
growing State hape that kaEsas vii. come
out right vet and If she does. let not the Defnce
raey be allowed tO1riumph afterwards In order
20 prevent this, considerable moHes viii have Is
be expended, sHd AZ hare exhausted al u-lzle
r.ssIfa ~ 4rzeEaF rsguestfng al scAo osce me- 70
make snsslaEtafs 54tarassIf If | EsFe sny funds
remaining from what aFz obliged TO ase IN ms
huSines, / will sTy and use st % oFeFtHrn tle
sham Democracy of the ccuBtrS- Ras - friends.
Pas cp.
iasrenea. gov ii 81 frse C. STEARSs
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Coffins.

ID j. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL-
ly inform the citizens Of LaBreneU and Vi
cinity, that he has opened store on hassschu-
setts street. opposite the City Bakery, where he
is prepared to furnish Furniture and COINS 70
order on short notice.
Lawrence, Oct. 81, leS7. I'm
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
s. :. woop
G. ". STAFFORD.
Stafford g. weed,

4. @. ". sAYFoKp. s. =. Woop-
Stafford g. Weed.
A TTORSEYS At LAW. Lawrence. Kansas.
II will practice in tn several courts OF record
in Kansas and attend 10 eases in the Land Once.
the Land Office and the preparation of pre-
emption papers. Collections iHade in ans part OF
the West.
REFEEENcEs.-Goy. s. p. Chase. Columbus,
Hon. w. F. Lockwood, omaha, =. T.; DIR. Ed
ward Sutton Smith. Boston, Mass; Coy. q.
Robinsen, Lawrence, X. J. s.. Trimble.
banker. Nj. Gilead, Ohio; r. House i Co.. Mt.
Gilead, Ohio: Simmons6 Leadheatsr, st. Louis.
No.; Hon. j. n Root, Sandusky. Ohio; Hon.
S. j. KirkWeod, iowa City. Iowa; Piner Ber-
ry, Bankers. Newport, By. Feb i5. '5e
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
T. }. sEwBY
. Il. CLAYPooLE. 7. }.
ClaypooIe & Iyewoy.

yITHOLESALE AND RETAIL BooKSEL.
w le.s and Stationers. and dealers in Wall
Paper. Sheet Music, Periodicals, &e., LeayeH,
and Classical works, standard and light litera.
ture, late and standard Music. Ali the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews received
in advance Of the maii-baek numbers supplied.
Order solicited from country merchants, CON-
mittees on Libraries, teachers and purchaser
generally.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06

Ohio state and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
L land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. Fer Circulars address, at Cleveland,
tFcb ID SLY MA. KING, Secretary
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Never Knewn 40 fail.
FEVER AND 4GUE DESTR0YEl

FEVER AND 4GUE EDES9ROYER.
A PEw EXTRACTS SFR0HLETTERs. CIV.
II ing the opinion ef Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists, Of that highly celebrated remedy. Lr.
iSgsaueS iSsoRg;s fseer Desf:esaer,
TIE DOCTORS EEcoAzESD IT.
Dr. Samuel Strong's Fever DESTROYER Is Just
what We want IN this billions climate. lt has
performed mani remarkable etifes-
a. BAEIEoRR- y. d.
Aaho7, Huntington Ce-, Ind
Hr. Curtis Hatch. ef ksyenna, o.. SAYS :-ily:
Samuel Stroug,s feTer DESTROYER sells well and
gives the best Of safsfaetio to is Haay custom
ers- -.
Il. L. Henry, Druggist, 0beriin, Ohics writes /:
The Fever DestroYer Is the medieIue fer the
asue and feYer--it cures every time. 4 think II
the best azue medicine ever sold-
Rey. E. ID. Young. De Sit Clinton S9unt5s
Mich says.-Dr Samues Stro9g's Fever De-
strogsr L without doubt the bestagre medicine
ever before the Pablo. am informed by the
druggists that ID giTes the bezt satlstaesion, ard
has become one cf the most popzlaz remedies eve
er introdneeI IA the West.
r. ThaycF Druggist, Lansing, Mich, IN ere oi
hfslesters says -1n have sold several gross ct B-.
Stro1ks Fever Destroyer with great success, sno
zant nothing betEsf.
s. M. Ssroas 4 Co. Clexsland .-Gents -
Your Fever Des.reyeT has given unlyeIssa sasls-
faction ard performed n1aBy EnEdeFIul eureE II
| This section. nes9ec fully yoar ob't serv.Is,
HESS BRO. kzst Saginaw Assa.
Sold at ukoIesafe aud resAil by
W00DE Ard 3 FINLEY l.aErenre.
CftY Drssg Store,
I rrrnrr
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-06
Wanted.

A ny sum Of money, from 100 to 5000. for
IA three, six, nine or twelve months, for which
two per cent. per month interest and the best Of
real estate security will be given. loo acre land
warrants at Si60, received the same as money.
s. \. WOOD, Real Estate Agent.
Ian 30 '5S