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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
rhs oOn,as, in poniphap countr.


The Free State party of Doniphan
county have put in nomination the fol-
lowing ticket:
Robert Graham, SEN, of Doniphan; A,
Larzelere. of Wathena; Ward l.. Lewis,
of Elwood Judge A. J. Allison, of Troy;
Thomas Stevenson, Of Highland.
Mr.. GRAHAM was in the Legislature
last winter, and was one of its ablest and
most active members. The other candi-
dates are strangers to us, but they cannot
be so worthless, in every respect, as was
Mr.. Jamison, who disgraced that county
last winter.
A second ticket, all professedly Free
State, has been brought forward, and it is
said will be opposed by the personal and
political enemies of Jim Lane. 1t en-
braces the names of ]. Sparks, of Iowa
Point; Benjamin Wrigley, of Doniphan
J. W. Shepherd, of Doniphan ]. Pin
ney and Mr.. Huffman, whose residences
are not given.
Mr.. SHEPHERD was formerly of this
county, and identified himself with the
Free State men in 1856, and is the gen.
tleman who was SO severely wounded in
the Sherrard affair. The other candi-
dates are all strangers to US.
The White Cloud Chief sustains the
regular nominations, so we have no doubt
it is all It should be.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
W v Roherts Fan.

The Wyandott Argus, in its effort to
defeat Mr.. ROBERTS for seat in the Leg
islature, does that gentleman great injus-
tice, as regards his past history, and we
really hope the people of Wyandott will
reprove that journal in proper spirit next
Monday, by giving Mr.. R. nearly unani-
nous vote. There is not a better man in
Kansas, or one more disposed to do JUS
tice to the people than Mr. ROBERTS. In
the Convention which nominated candi.
dates under the Topeka Constitution, Mr..
Roberts was not a candidate for Governor,
ard though afterwards brought forward
BY few personal friends, it was under
stood to be in opposition to his own wish
es. His action in not going forward and
sustaining the Topeka movement, after it
ceased to be of any practical value, made
him friends instead of enemies, and he
should be applauded for it instead of
condemned. Of the local objections urged
against him by the Argus, we know moth
ing; but the legal maxim, 'False in one
thing false in ALL" prejudices US against
all the representations of the argus, urged
against Mr.. ROBERTS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Confidential.

Reader, we have little matter which,
confdentialy, was impaired to us, and as
such we only give it to our readers, the
rest of the public have no business with it.
On the morning of the 10th of Septem-
Der last, in the great city of Lawrence, the
Wire Pullers,/ who were to control the
County Convention, about to assemble
held consultation to decide upon their
line of policy. Among other questions
which came up, was this: "Shall we
proceed to organize Republican party
at this time ?'' The arguments were ad-
duced pro and con. 1t was finally con-
cluded that the opposition to the move
meut was so strong against it that it would
he defeated by the people. Thacher, OF
some friend of his, then brought forward
series of resolutions to be submitted 10
the Convention, the same which were
finally adopted by the Convention, with
Inc eACtJJlOu W IuC ldoI OAO1 h4Ni " 80
drawn up by Mr.. LowMAN. These res
olutions were the same which were drawn
up in the Republican Office, TO be submit
ted to the County Convention when it was
proposed to organize the Republican par
ty in the county. True, they did not
think it practicable to formally organize a
Republican party, and yet they transfer
red all the Free State party which they
could control, to a Republican PLATFORM
wholly eschewing the Big Springs Plat.
form, or which the party was originally
planted, and where it still stands. Viii
The Free State party of Douglas County
submit TO the transfer, aud elect 7ot0n.
send, Curtis, and Cdnn!f, who stand
equally upon that platform, or will they
vote for MEN who cannot be bought mol
sold in this great crisis? We shall see.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Ibs 4}stala Of Efsssoiq.
Saturday Morning, Oct. 2. 1858.
Give us a Strong Pull.


Notwithstanding the recent large acces-
sions to our subscription list from many
leading towns south of the Kansas river,
we are yet able to accommodate single
subscribers with the paper for 50 volume,
or ten copies, with one TO the getter up of
the club. for SIS, or three copies for $5.
The people everywhere begin to under
stand our true position, and the falshoods
told to our injury are beginning to react
and operate in our favor. We have facili-
ties for printing an edition of 10000, aud
we believe it would be to the interest of the
people Of Kansas to give that circulation
to the Herald Of Freedon. AS our hist
increases in Douglas county, we can afford
to give mere local news, and will do so,
and will furnish such information as will
be of vast service to our subscribers, which
now never sees the light. -.- g
In johnson county we have very large
list, and we purpose laboring with all our
energy to make the paper still more
worthy the patronage of the people of that
county We will thank all our readers in
that county to furnish us with the earliest
intelligence of transpiring events, and any
purposes for which local paper is desired,
the Herald Of Freedom may be used for
that purpose.
Friends, "give us long pull, strong
pull, and pull all together" to increase
Our present circulation, not in Douglas and
johnson counties alone, but throughout
the Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
CiPcHImF.

ITO ALL WHOgW1SH To INvESTMONEY
IL in Land or Town Lots in the rich and rapid
ly growing Territory Of Kansas, where the pub
lie lands are coming into market at Government
prices, would most respectfully say that have
established REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the
City Of Lawrence Kansas Territory, where
will give my personal attention toinvesting mon;
e5 in lands OF town lots, to buying, entering and
dents, on Is favorable terms as they eould dc
themselves Il present
From ms extensive aequain tance with the diff
al resources, added TO my long residence in Kan,
sas and on the western border of Missouri, fat
ter myself that can give general satisfaction ts
al who may eatrust business in my hands,
Collections made in any part Of the Territor,
or in Western Missouri. will continue toprac
tice law in the various courts Of the Territory
and attend to contested claims in the Land
fee. JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Barrister at Law and Com'r of Deeds for No
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

OF Our friend j. NJ. WINcHELL, ESQ.,,
denies that the platform adopted at the
first Free State Convention held in Wyan-
dott, short time since, to nominate can
didates to the Territorial Legislature, was
designed to, or did organize the Republi-
can party. Others represent to us that all
the trouble in that county, by which the
Free State party is divided, is directly
attributable to the unwise and proscriptive
course of Vaughan, of the Times, the
same as is the case in this county through
the tom-foolery of Thacher and the Re-
publican. Such leaders, who lack sense
enough to conduct their own business
successfully, should never be entrusted
with the fate of empires, or of parties.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Never known To Fail.
mn SANI-VI sTP0NG'c

Never known To Fail.
DR. SAMUEL sTRoNGs
FEVER And AGUE DESTRO YER.
A FEW EXTRACTS FROMLETTERS, CIV
n ing the opinion of Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists, of that highly celebrated remedy, DR.
SdnlueI Nroag's FeGer destroyer, .....
THE DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT.
Dr. Samuel Strong's Fever Destroyer is just
what We want in this bilious climate. 1t has
performed many remarkable cures.
A. LARIMoRE. NJ. D.,
Mahon, Huntington Co., Ind.
Mr.. Curtis Hatch, of Rayenna, o., says :-Dr
Sam uei StroDg's Fever Destroyer sells well, and
gives the best of satisfaction to its many custom
ers.
H. l.. Henry, Druggist, 0berlin, Ohio, writes
The Fever Destroyer is the medicine for the
ague and feyer-iteures every time. think il
the best ague medicine ever sold.
Rev. L. ID. Young, De Wit, Clinton County,
Mich, says DIR. Samuel StrOng's Fever De-
stroyer is without doubt the best aguc medicine
ever before the public. | am informed by the
druggists thai it gives the best satisfaction, and
has become one OF the most popular remedies ev
er introduced in the West.
X. ThaSer, Druggist, Lansing, Mich, in one OF
hisletters says :-lhave sold several gross of DR.
Strongs Fever DestroS CT with great success, anC
want nothing better.
>. NJ. Strong D. Co., Cleveland Gents -
Your Fever Destroyer has given universal salts
fac ton, and performed many wonderful cures in
this section. Respectfully your Obt serv'ts,
HESS BRO, East Saginaw Mich.
Sold at wholesale and retail By
WOODWARD Il FINLEY, Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Lnsus Nature.

Mr.. MEAIRs, residing on the Wakarusa,
showed us, the other day, strange freak
of nature in the shape of an egg withln
an egg. We have heard of "wheels within
Wheels" but this is the first instance we
ever heard of chicken within chicken.
The outside egg was very large and con-
tanned the usual amount of albumen and
yolk. Within, and apparently floating IN
these, was a complete egg, with shell,
about the size of an ordinary hens egg,
also perfect inside. This egg, or, rather,
these eggs, were laid BY white Shanghai.
We read an anecdote, few days ago,
of merchant who gave notice that he
would "treat" every customer who made a
purchase at his store. An old fellow who
steamed " occasionally, called one morn
ing, and inquired how much the merchant
paid dozen for eggs. Being informed
that twelve and half cents was the price,
he told the merchant he wanted darning
needle, and had brought an egg in pay
ment. The merchant waited upon his
customer very politely, after which the
customer claimed glass of egg nog in
consideration Of having traded with him.
OF course the merchant could not refuse
him. The identical egg which paid fol
the darning needle was used to make the
customer his desired beverage. On break.
ing the egg, it was discovered it had a
double yolk, when he claimed another
2arning needle, in consequence of the ex-
ira quality of the egg.
1t is represented the merchant aban-
doned his treating habit in consequence oi
this practice of his customers to get treat
for a small consideration. Had Mr.
MEAIRs presented himself at the counter
of the merchant with his Shanghai egg
he might have claimed the extra darnine
needle with propriety.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Greenwood coun,v.

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Green
wood county, Kansas, held at Pleasant
Grove on Saturday, September Ilth, the
following nominations were made for the
purpose of organizing the county:
Il, For Probate Judge, VIM. A. Stevens !;
County Supervisors, John A. Estep.
Chairman of the Board,) VIM. Babb,
VIM. Moss, Jr.; County CLERK, A. H..
Reeves; Sheriff, VIM. Brazel; Treasur-
er, Sterling Lewis; County Attorney, s.
P. Riley, Es.
Rssolsed. That the above proceedings
be forwarded to the Herald of Freedom fpr
YSabIieafSnn- - Q.t-i.- sg 81 sez ( ;
Signed by the oficenS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Topeka Tribune.

We rather like the tone of the Topeka
Tribune, which has just been revived un-
der the auspices of Messrs. FARNswoRTH
& CUMMINGS. It's leader has the ring of
common sense in it, which was not very
prominent feature of the paper for the
last year or so, under its former editors.
While it gives such evidence of sanity as
is observed in its initial number, we shall
be pleased to exchange with it. 1
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Lectures.

The friends of Mr. DENTON will be glad
to learn that he contemplates speaking in
Lawrence, on the corner Of Winthrop and
Massachusetts, streets, on Saturday even
ing of this week, and the Sunday evening
following. He is about leaving Kansas
for the winter, on lecturing tour through
the East. He has been spending the
present week in Leavenworth. Whilst
we cOnnot endorse Mr. DENroN's rei-
gious opinions, yet we have found him an
interesting speaker, gentlemanly and
pleasant in his intercourse with others, and
a strictly moral man in all his teachings
and habits, and as such we are proud to
class him amoug our list of true friends,
notwithstanding our different views on
religious subjects.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

or Business seems reviving somewhat
though, comparatively, it is very dull yet
The postpopement of the land sales, the
termination of the excessively hot weather
the completion of the harvest, and the
general restoration of the sick to health,
all have an influence on business which il
very sensiSly felt in the larger towns
Our own receipts, in the way of our busi
ness, last week, were treble that Of any
preceding week for two months. II bust.
ness continues as good, zoe shall not de-
spond. i t-a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Guessing or Perjury.

Last week the Lawrence Republican
stated that an indictment was not found
BY the late Grand Jury against Col. Lane
for the murder of Col. JENKINS. How
ne learned that fact we connot divine
The Grand Jury and Prosecuting Attor-
ney were each sworn not to divulge the
transactions of the jury room. If any ot
them, or their attendants, or other Officers
of the Court, have made report of that
character, they have committed perjury.
We do not believe they have done so, but
that Thoeher was guessing" Yankee like,
on subject he knew nothing about.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Lawrence Door, sash & Moulding
COMPANY,

RESPECTFULLY inform the Inhabitants Of
IL Kansas Territory that they have established
warehouse on the Collamore estate, ut the cor
ner of Massachusetts, and Henry streets, in Law
renee K T., and have for sale superior B0S-
TON MADE skIIN-DRIED DOORS, SASH
AND M0ULDlNGSS, which. surpass in quality
any ever introduced int this Territory, and
equal to any ever manufactured in the United
States of America-whieh they offer for sale To'
cash. in large or small quantities, at as low prices
rs the poor Fsstern Sash and Door is now sold
The glass in the Sash is Of superior quality
thoroughly bedded in putty, and timed and
beautifully glazed and primed.
All the above articles are packed in water
tight boxes. at great expense, before shipping
and are received at the warehouse in as perfect
a condition as when they leave the mannfactu-
rers' hands in Boston. Being thus packed they
avoid the bruises andi injury incident TO all West
ern Door and Sash that is imported into this Ter
ritory. The attention of Architects and Build
ers is particularly requested: Contracts for the
supply ofPublic Buildings, Churches and Hotels
are supplied.
MoULDISGs.-Scventy to one hundred of the
most recen. styles Of MOuldings are now on hand
samples of which may be seen at the Warehouse
The newest patterns are constantly being re-
ceiyed
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Whole number.
COUNTY SEATS.-I


Chapter 81, Of the acts passed at the session
of ls5s. and approved February, is ls5e. entitled
An Act to provide for an election for the loea-
tion Of the Couaty Seats of the several counties
of the Territory prorides that there shah be held
at the next general election for members of the
House Of Representatives in the several coun-
ties of this TERRITORY, election for the perma-
nent location of the several county seats of the
several counties, and that the places having the
highest number of votes shall be the permanent
county seats Of the counties respectively
SEC. 2. That said election shall be couduct-
ed under the rules and regulations of the gener-
al election laws passed at the present session Of
the Legislative Assembly," ss- t.-..s =
As there were no general election laws passed
&C the last session, IL Is very doubtful whether
any election held under the act would be of any
validity, without further legislation, and il the
several counties haye all to 60 to the Legisla-
ture for the settlement Of the court house ques-
ton it would be wise TO forgoe any &C ton on the
snhiect without further legislation. -.
49, ~ COUNTY TREASURER. se ~. y
1hapter 20. Of the act passed At the last ses-
r.Dl. spprored February H. 1858, entitled AN
1T establishing the offce of County Treasurer
- 4erssefiBss the duties thsrsof, provides:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

OF L. A. PRATHER, Esq, has our
thanks for cotton plant, standing some
four feet in height, grown by him on his
farm on the Wakarusa. 1t was covered
with balls, not so large as those common
to the South. 1t was the first ever seen
by us, and it proves, though "COttOn is
King" that Kansas soil will produce Il.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Messenger, FenIon & Co.,

HAVE just opened on Water, between DS,.
IL ware and Shawnee sts., a Wholesale ami
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign AMI
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and PittsburTi
Stoves, Stove Furniture, &c. Alargc assortmeT, T
Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains, Camp Ket,le,
CUTLERY, Carpenters Tools, Bellows, Anyils,
Vices. Forks, Shoyels, Wood and Chain and
Force Pumps, Axes, Rifles, Scales, Butcher,
Tools Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Bells, Tan,
Lines, Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, &c, and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n5Cii
Leavenwortb, May =, 1851.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Thc Tceth! The TeethM

DR. 5. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST. WOULD
y respectfully inform the citizens of Kansas
Territory, that he has permanently located in the
city of Leavcnworth.
All operations in bis line performed in the
--latest, ,neatest, and most approved manner. With
an experience of sixteen Years in city practice,
and close observation of all the latest improve
ments in the profession, he feels prepared to
pledge himself TO give entire satisfaction to all
who may consult him.
NJ Teeth examined, and advice given, free of
charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite McCraek-
ems. tI II '.-
Leayenworth City, Jan. ,, 1857. ....t, -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
nIoNEKAACanEmX.

THE second term of this Institution viii
i commence on the 29th Of March, lsss, under
the superintendence of Mrs HULDAH A.
GOODWIN, assisted by Miss MoLLIg A. Nc
GRATH. A regular course Of instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued in refer
ence to thorough classification in the different
branches.
JoHN o. WATTLRs, Esq, will continue his
weekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental Sci
ence. Miss SARAH g. WATTLEs will assist b.
teaching classes in German, and also by giving
lessons on the Guitar.
rF- RATES OF TUITION
Primary Branches, % 90
Middle Glass, 90
Higher English Branches. 7O0
French. Italian, Spsuish and Ger
man Languages, extra, each. 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, II 90
Drawing, Painting in water colors, S 90
Ornamental needle work free Of charge.
Boarding can be had in the town and vicinity
on reasonable terms. ANDREW STARK,
Moneka. Linn Co., h. L, Sec. ES. Com
March 20. 1853. apr3tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

The Second Quarterly Meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal denomination, for
the Lawrence Charge, will be held in the
Methodist Church in Lawrence, on Sat-
|urdsy and Sunday, the 9th and 10th Of
October inst Members of the denominz3
ton and Others are invited to be - Il
on that occasion. ~ = 10, 6