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Estray.

4 on KaE River, johnson County X. T., q
chestnut sorrel horse. I5k hands high. about ten
years old. with q few white spots ca neck and
breast, shod all around. appraised At go before
the undersigned, n yustiee sf the Peace IN and
for Shawnee Township, johnson County, &. T..
Nov II Fl JAMES D. ALLEN, J. p.
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ON the California road, half way between
" Lawrence and Big Springs. two miles from
Bloomington and four from Lec0mptoni fifteen
acres of timber. plenty of stock water, two
springs and coed prairie. two houses on the
Title perfected For particulars, enquire If the
Herald Of Freedom Office. Price 81 go
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Lecompton, 4. T.. April q. less. sm
TO mule breeders.

THE celebrated Jack, BLACK WARRIOR, is
i now standing at my Farm on Rock Greek.
one mile from the mouth, On THURSDAYS. Fridays
and Saturdays, and at the Farm of Allen Kelley,
on the Neosho, one mile above the mouth of Cot
Wood, on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days, for the service Of Mares, at Twelve Dollars
the season.
Black Warrior was sired by the Marengo Nam.
moth. His dam was sired b. the Old Imported
Warrior His grand-dam MAS fine Maitise
Jennet. Heis i've years old this spring;
G. 7. GODDARD.
Rock Creek. K T., April :, ls5s. aprs4-tf.
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A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing note. drawn IN favor Of Russell
Cole and dated May 20, 1857, as said note has
been paid, and for which hold receipts.
mar27 J. H. SIMMONS
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Wanted.

: A ny snm Of taoney, ffsm sie0 70 $500. for
II three, six, nine OF tNelvS months. for which
two per cent. Per month intereEt aae tia best Of
real estate seeuritx will be given. le9 acre iard
warrants a5 sIec, received the same a. money
s, n. WOOD. Rea1 Estate Agent.
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EmPOREA TOWN COMPANY
Notice Of DFawings

THERE will be Drawing of all the share.
i issued By the Emporia Town Company, II
the CITY of Imports, on Monday. the 10th day o.
NAY next. Shareholders are requested TO b
present, either in person or by proxy.
By order of the Company.
G. W. BROWN, President.
G. w DEITZIER, Secretary. mar21
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niasafufiau.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il under the name and style of HICKS &
BARKER, is this day dissolved By mutual con
sent. The business will be continued b. INGI1E
BARKER. JOHN ID. HICKS.
IEGLE BARKER.
Lawrence. K. T.. Sept. %. 1851. mr6
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COffins.

TCAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
l. with all size and styles of Collins, trimed in
the latest and best style, at low price. Also
Furniture. / have the best of workman.
warrant my work and the articles going out of
my shop to be what they are recommended.
Pm j. KELLER.
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VTTM. A. SHROYER takes this method of in.
w forming bis friends and the public general
Iy that he has opened an UPH0LSTERING Els.
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop street, Law.
renee, Immediately west of the Morrow House
where he would be happy to see all persons il
quest of any thing in his line. COMFORTS, MAT
RAISES, BOOSTERS, Pillows, SHEETS, &C., OF
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb 2758
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NEW STORE! NEW cooDs!!


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in
w CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS
and CAPS,
Furnishing Goods. Etc, Etc.
Mr. Dalton having had ten years practical e1-
perience in the Wholesale Clothing Business IN
the City of Boston, most respectfully assures the
people of Lawrence and kansas Territory. that
be Is prepared to job and retail Goods at st.
Louis Prices.
READ. PONDER AND REFLECT!
We have the largest stock of Clothing West
of St. Louis.
We have the only complete assortment of La
dies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes in the
Territory.
We have the first and only stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods in Kansas.
We have the largest, the best selected, and the
most desirable stock of Hats and Caps ever
brought into Kansas.
COME ONE! CONE ALI!
Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts, street, Law
renee, Kansas.
N.B.-It gives us much pleasure to announce
that we have secured, as Salesman, Mr.. +. w.
Cram, recently from Boston.
Lawrence. March 81. 1858.
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Strayed.

TAKEN Up. b. the subscriber. in Blooming
i ton. Douglas Co.. &. T.. one S0RREL
HORSE, about four years old, having white
spot in the forehead aad on the left hip; been
sveeneyed in the left shoulder. The owner VII
please prove property, pay charges. and Axe hin
away. STOKES d FERRY.
Rinarninstnn. Anil e. IS 2W.
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Notice.

IN Town Company have selected 20 acres ofthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and SmokyhiII Forks Of the Kansas Riy-
er. and intend TO pTe-einpt the same for a town
site. With boundaries and subdivisions as CUR
yeyed, plated, and Eiled in the proper Land Of
| fee b. E. NJ. THURsTos. ID. b. STRAIT, Sc.
Westopolis, Kansas, Jan, %, 1853.
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Farmers. Attention I

T WILL pay for Potatoes, 90 cents cash or 81 &C
i in goods from now until the weather is too cold
to buy them. c. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Nov. IA, 1857. If
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ChuFRs.
Pay Upi PAY Upi

A Lii persons indebted to me b. book account
"A or otherwise. viii please call and settle i'm
accounts due me, in the hands of the proper
officer for collection. 1 am compelled 10 take
this method to meet my own engngements.
ii. SHASKLIN.
Lawrence, March u. less. b
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ID ]. WAGNER. WOULD RESPECTFUL
L IL inform the citizens Of Lawrence and vi
einity, that ne has opened store on MasSachu-
sets street, opposite the City Bakery, where he
is prepared TO furnish Furniture and Coflns 70
order on short notice
Laurence. Oct. 81. 1e5I. I'm
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I.wr.nce r.r.,ne,. pirec,ery.

| Lawrence Business Directory
MINER & FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons
Lawrence, Kansas. Particular attention givsu
to Surgery and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN u. WOOD, Land Agent and Money Bro
ker. Lawrence, Kansas.
c. STORRS, Jr., Land Agent and Surveyor.
II. SHANKIISs Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT, Dealesin Dry Goods and Groesries.
R L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeHeler.
l.. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, 7. L. Whitney.
WAFERLEY HOUSE. L. Hoyt.
e s. L0WNAE, Attorney at Law.
JOHN d. COE, Counselor, and ATTORNEY at Law,
G. W. BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, DC
RIDEN0UR & BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE. Morrow Eldridge.-
CENTRAL HOUSE, B. johnson.
s. N. WOOD 4 CO., Real Estate Agents enc
Dealers In Exchange and Money.
S. n. WOOD. notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARNs. Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky. -. .-e-.-ss
D. B. BURNHA&. Dealer in Seeds and 4 erieul
tural Implements.
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MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in ready
WI made clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods.
&c., Massachusetts, street, first door north of
Sands Harness shop, Lawrence. &. 7. Feb %
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Special Notices.
Railroad Meeting.

EsaIIfOAu Mecflngs
A meeting of the Corporators of the Jefferson
City and Neosho Valley Railroad Company will
be held at Hyatt, Anderson Co., on the 4th
Wednesday (the 26th) in May, 1853. A full at
tendance is requested. A. WATTLES,
p. b. PLUMB, See'y. april Chairman.
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A w. King
WAC wauts a Farnq

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
n in CHANGER, and general collecting agent,
Delaware Citv- K T. Mar %, g 6m
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; MAP OF KANSAS.
NEW AND REVISED EDITION.

Price, Leo.
We have in press, and will publish in few
days, new and revised edition of our popular
sectional map of Kansas. These revisions have
been compiled from the field notes in the Sur
veyor- Generals Office and other reliable sources.
The map shows every section as surveyed up
to the present time. and is in every respect the
most complete and reliable
Map Of the Territory Published
For sale, wholesale and retail, at number So
Main street, st. Louis. BIZ
John HALSAIL& co
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D;sselut;on Of gerarsncrship D.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween Dyer s WoodrHffe Is dissolved by
mutual consent. Business will be carried on At
indebted 10 the late firm viii please call and
se''is 'Asl ae'S4 RICE / WOODBRIDGE.
LsNrence. April s.. g.
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HI. M, simpson.
peorfa CITY

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7. Massaehusett.
N street. Lawrence. Office hours A. NJ. to
p NJ Dec. I257 IF
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HOUSE AND LoT ron SALE.

A STONE HOUSE, 20 By g feet, two stories
IA high, with basement. situated near the
business part of the town, and well adopted for
4 private residence for some person DESTROYS of
living near his business. is offered for sale at
bargain. Possession will be given Immediately.
Irauire at the Herald of Ffee6s0Bs Office of
Lawrence April S, 1856 G. W. BROWN.
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II. HI. Cleu,o.

G0DEY'S, Petefson's, B&llou's and Emerson's
" Magazines, received for March by
Feb "a ct WILAARTH.
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mONEKA ACADEmY,

nTONEkA ACADEMY.
THE second term of this Institution will
l. commence on the 29th of March, 1858, under
the superintendent of Mrs. HULDAH a.
GOODWIN, assisted By Miss MoLLIE A. Nc
GRAFH. A regular course of instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued in refer
enee to a thorough classification in the different
branches.
JOHN D. WATTLEs, ESQ.,, will continue his
weekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental Sci
ence. Miss SARAH Il. WATTLEs will assist by
teaching classes in German, and also by giving
lessons on the Guitar.
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Mannnnfn.a Dnnr.-

A FULL ASSORTMENT of Coopers' Tools
II Blacksmiths' Bellows.
Timers Tools and Stock
Tabinent Makers Tools and material,
Just arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sept. e6-tf HICKS BARKER.
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Coffins.

y. n DAINIutVI :
A TFORNEY AT.LAW, Real Estate and Land
"a Agent. Ogden. 4. r. Mar 20. s.
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ReIiriaI.s NOTICE.

THE First Baptist Church in Lawrence VIII
j hold its regular meetings in the room in the
Woodward Block. formerly occupied as Masonic
Hall, rs follows: Preaching Oh Sunday 1t 10 l-2
o'clock a. NJ, and 1-e o'clock p. u. Sunday
School Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting on "Wednesday night st early
candle light Communion On first Sunday In
each month
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Rloomington schoeI.

nR. +. REED will open a school for both
Of May, ls5e
TERMS: ; or dollars per quarter. according
to branches taught.
WI JESSE. Trustees
SHUBAL SWAIN,
AL % sSa a
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rarrn for Sale.

Valuable Farm for Sale.
ONE of the most valuable claims in the Terri
~ tory, situated nearly midway between Law
renee and Lecompton. with title perfected, and
forty acres fenced, with Is acres broke, and a
comfortable cabin on the same. for sale for
81 $50. Apply at the Herald of Freedom Office
for full description. Mch 20
eek & Alternately,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
sets Street. Lawrence. March %. 6m
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Ohio state and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cieye-
l. land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practice. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
FEB Is SLY MA. KING, Secretary.
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JAMES A. FRAME. HENRY B. coswELL.
Frame & ConWeli.
l WHOLESALE dealers IN gun powder. Keep
w constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, snd
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. Ali orders
win receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
niture store, kansas City. Mo. Jan ? I'm
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Caleb 6. Pratt.
Carpetin

DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS. FARMS
u Town and City Lots. over the City Drus
Store, Lawrence. Jan. 9, 1858. 6m*
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Upholstery.

INGRAM and HEMP, choice STYLES, for sale
L by BULLENE & READ.
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1853

1858. A. B. Miller, 1853.
WHOLESALE GROCER, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also. general
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fireproof
building, No. 100, Levee, LeavenWorth City,
KIT. Feb
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Mound City, Linn Co., Kansas.
TEN Shares, eight lots each, for sale in the
l. above beautiful and flourishing Town. For
terms &c. address W. H. BARNES, Pres SUI
gar Mound. Linn Co.. X. I. Feb. 2o-3ms
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DouBLE CORN PLANTERs-on hand and
aprsi $40 LAWRENCE FEED STORE.
CLINTON, ISABELLA AND CATAWBA
~ GRAPE-FIne Roots-iust received At the
apl2s LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
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Pens, Pens, Pens.
A FINE ASSORTMENT Of steel pens receiy-
n ed and viii be sold low to close out the lot,
at HILMARFH'S.
Feb q st
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Corn Shelters! Corn Shelters!
n great variety. at the Mammoth Hardware
L and Stove Store Of INGLE BARKER.
Dec. Ie, 81
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]. u. Parsons.

y. y. Z d1SOuBs
T AND AGENT, next door to Z. S. Land Office.
IL Ogden, l.. t., will bus and sell Land War
rants, file notices for pre- emptors, attend to pre-
empting town sites and private claims, defend
contested claims, and do any other business con-
nected with a land office,
ReEerences-The officers Of the q. s: Land Of
fee, Jan. It
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HATES UF ItIsIUN.
Primary Branches, 50 GO
Middle Glass, 90
Higher English Branches. zoo
French, Italian, Spanish and Ger
man Languages, extra, each, %
Music on Piano or Guitar, 10 90
Drawing, Painting in water colors, 90
Ornamental needle work free of charge.
Boarding can be had in the town and vicinity
on reasonable terms. ANDREW STARK,
Moneka, Linn Co., L. T, Sec. E.1. Corn
March 20, 1858. apr3H
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Man OVER NIAGARA FALLS. We
learn from conductor Weels hat q
man went over the Falls Of Niagra
yesterday. lie came from the Cana
da side at Chippewa, in a sail boat,
nearly to the American shore, and
was in the act of returning when he
went into the rapids. 1t was
thought by those who saw him from
tue shore that he was imprudent in
management OF the boat, and de.
pended upon his sail long after lie
shoud have taken it down and re-.
sorted to his oars 10 save himself
II is said that the boat was actually
in the rapids before the sale was
lowered, and then it was TOO late.
Who the man WAS is not known on
the American side. Boat and man
were. lost sight o: long before they
reached the great iall.--Rochestet
Union, 20M.
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One OUEcT IN KEEPING KANsAs
OUT or ruE UNIoN.-Therc is M
doubt, one object in keeping Kansas
out of the Union, 10 to prevent an
increase oi the free State strength H.
Congress until certain pro-slavesy
measures in contemplation succeed;
and, smt ng the rest, is the restora.
ton Of the African slave trade.--
That this measure will be pressed
shortly, the indications in the Suntll
give pretty iull assurance. The
South in the main, or rather the
shareholders Of the South, seem to
be imbued with hut one idea, and
that is in reference to slavery cxpan
sion and the predominance OF tho in
stitution Of slavery. To this on,
emil they are directing their whole
energies.
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Seats COayention

We announced last week that Q
Republican State Convention was
called, TO meet In Columbus, on the
dates ID Of July, to nominate oandi.
State election. WI 1t n the coming
SEQ so much unsnimity In regard K
this Convsn,ion. Much depend,
upon the position the Republican
party occupy in future, Their unity
and fiimness in measures Of vita
Importance to tho country. havs se.
cured item tho confidence OF the
people. Ia Congress, while the I'D.
herenss Of other parties either BE-
'rsysd thcir trust, or faitered, or
wero dividsd--soins advocating ono
thing and others another--the Re.
PsbliOaus werss unit--,hsy present.
I'd IN anbruksn column in thsir de-
Isnss Of popular rights. Every man
voted against Lecompton. Ths W.
sral principlss ah>Ssssy ssvqests 90
kRo"~ 20 the country. Tho psopls
need hive 40 doubt . 10 where b.
lind them. Let tho Convsntioa in
r0afosu s.l.ss.., .~l--A
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Hon. CHARLES SUNNER.--Hon.
Charles Sumner has gone to Europe
again, to improve his health. lie lie
still a suffering invalid, tho victim
Of South Carolina brutality and
,owafdics. And tho Washington
Union and other leading Democratic
papers have the meanness to pursue
with taunts and jeers one Of the no.
blest men OF the nation. who was
stricken down in the very halls Of
Legislation by one Of their select bull
lies, because he dare defend the
rights Of frecmen. tits thought Mr..
Sumner will not be able to resume
bis place in Congress.
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A terrible storm Of wind and rain
swept over cleveland from the South
west about eleven O'Clock Monday
morning, and though Of short duss-
ton, occasioned mnch dsmsge,
blowing down ehimneys, unroofing
houses, and tearing mp trees BY the
roots. The roof ofthe Enciid street
Station on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, was torn from its
'sastenings, and portions Of Il carried
q distance Of two hundred feet. strik.
ing the South side Of the dwelling
Of Mr.. b. Butts. somewhat ipjuring
its walls. and jsrring the whole
building with such severity ~ to
throw q glass lamp from the psrlor
table, and break II to pieces.
A portion Of barn between tho
canal and the river west Of the foot
OF seneca strees, was Olown into tbs
river.
One Of the pianaolss Of 81. Psul's
Church was blown down, breaking
a hole in the roof, and filling iaiO
Sheriff street.
The coal sheds Of Cyrus Prentiss,
nearly opposite the Station, spd two
hundred feet in length, were com
pletely destroyed, and the bbasds
and timbers Of which they were built
scattered promiscuously around.
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A JUDICIAL OPINION. Judge Lea.
witt, in his charge to the Jury in the
case Of Connolly. to which we have
before referred, said that "Christian
charity was not within the meaning
or intent OF the Fugitive Slave Law,
and it would not therefore answer
as q defense for violating the law"
This is an admission which shows
the Infamous nature Of that law in q
clearer light than my Of it's enemies
have ever depicted it. 1t is snisc-
acknowledgement that the Fugitive law
is antagonistic to the law Of Christ.
ian charity, and whoever would obey
this law must expect to be punished
for it. Is anything more needed to
show its Infamous character
-fSdts Journal.
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The tendency 10 adulterats mill,
in New York is so great, Inas deal.
ers who desire to turkish u pure arti.
ole have no confidence in their abili.
~ 10 rssis that tho temptation. We
see it stated that . company 10 abou,
to be formed to bring milk from thu
country in locked cans from which
il can only be drawn by faucets.
The immemorabls civil war in
y.es.AA haa been temporarily
checked by q trs~ty between tbs
contendiny parties, by which thu
State 10 divided into two independ.
ent sovereigu,itos, Cslnpeschy and
fuoatan proper.
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GENERAL INDIGNATION MEErISU. -
NEW ORLEANS, May ga gres,
Indignation meeting was held at the
Arcade, at which i've thousand per.
sons were present.
Gen, Palfrey was called to the
chair, and Col. A Il. Turner sp.
poip,od secretary. After several
eloquent speeches, resolutions were
passed recommending every vessel
to arm and equip before leaving
port, and ffer every resistance pos.
sible to British cruisers. Great Gu.
thusissm prevailed.
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The Legislature Of New Hamp.
shire win convene at Concord on
Wednesday, Juno I. The Repub-
iican preponderance 10 so decided in
every department that little interest
is felt in its doings, except with re.
gard to the u. s. Senatorsbip. J.
r. Hale will DO urged for another
torn. His compositions are Thomas
M. Edwards Of Keene and Amos
Tuck Of Exeter. The former has
repeatedly and prominently served
in the Legislature. The latter was
esteemed and useful Free Soil mem.
Der Of tho House. The selection
will probably be made within a
week.--(N. Y. Tribune.
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Sierra Nsyads, in ~ southern psst
of this 6Szss. Ssgsr. tea, conse end
.'ssoss soods'esasrally, m sxessms.
y scsscs and dms. Material for
making women's dsssugs issossasss
that many Of The women wsas tyUWs-
'ers snd coats. The tsHsgto sspYoss
"the Church" sss very hieh---85 psr
cent Of the total income q ths pso-
pie in the remote counties ore 90 in
disnant st tie severity n their bur.
dens that many are for retsllion.--
Such are the statements made BY
the Los Angelos correspondent of
the Alto, who saw these mon as 0sb
Bernarlino; and be 10 disposed 10
credit the story abost the propsssd
svaeuatioa Of Salt Lake City.