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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
Kansas Telegraph.

In a few months more, Wyandott will
be brought in direct communication, by
telegraph, with Europe. The Atlantic
cable has been laid, and it now only re-
quires the continuation of the line from
Boonville, No., to this place, in order to
bring about this great result This will
be accomplished in a very few months.
The money has already been raised to
continue the line from Boonville to Leav-
enworth city, and Col Stebbins guarantees
the immediate and vigorous prosecution
of the work.
The greatest praise is due to the mer-
chants and business men Of Leayenworth
city, for the liberal manner in which they
have subscribed to this enterprise. Not
withstanding the hard times, 5000 was
raised there in two days, in order to push
this enterprise through at once, and we
viii soon be able to lay before our readers
the news of London, as soon az the Lon
don Times is able to communicate il. to its
Western Argus.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04

The Free State voters of Douglas coun-
ty are requested to assemble at the several
precincts in said county, on Saturday, the
18th of September, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, for
the selection of Delegates to County
Convention, to be held at Lawrence, on
Monday, September 20, 1858, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to nominate six candidates for the
House of Representatives in the Kansas
Legislature, as follows: Lawrence pre-
cinct, Is delegates; Lecompton, 3; Big
Springs, 2; Clinton, 4 Twin Mound, 1 |;
Willow Springs, 4; Prairie City, 8; Pal
myra, 3; Coal Creek, L; Blanton, 2; Eu-
dora, 8; Franklin, 2.
The basis of representation is the Free
State vote upon the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, one Delegate being allowed to every
fifty votes cast, and an additional Dele
gate for each fraction.
By order of County Committee.
G. w. DEITZLER, Chairman.
JOHN SPEER, Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
wruudo,, and London.

Within ninety days from the date o.
this paper, Wyandott will have dlTec'
communication, not only with London
but all the principal cities Of Americs sna
Europe. Each morning our readers can
laugh or cry as best suits their tastes,
they sup their coffee-oyer the follles :, o.
the Kings and Queens of the Old Wona'
committed on the night precious. Ee1
Royal demonstration Of the croWnea
heads of the Old WorH may be as enl!
known to the citizens. of WyandosL ~
to the actors themselyeS :,
The stock of the Kansas Telegraph
Company has all been taken, and alrssa! y.
the wires are ready sor the erection o. ~, w
poles between Bonneville, Mo-, and W. ~
andott and Leavenworth, Kansas. ..l9s dho
Company are actively at work, and WILL. T.in
the time specified we shall have Ie'st y
graph Office here. The greatest eyen' y u
the nineteenth contury-the laying =
the Atlantic Telegaph-will Place
within the network of wires tnai va
encircle almost the entire business "Oii"'
Gazette.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
+We learn. from Mr. ! w Jr,

T We learn, from Mr.. J. w. JEN-
KINs, that while he was in Shawnee last
week, the village was thrown into great
excitement by an affray between an Indian,
named Jim Aleck, and white man, by
the name of Huson, which probably re-
suited in the death of the former. Aleck,
after being knocked down and beaten Sc
verely, left the scene of trouble, and when
about three hundred yards distant, fell
and expired almost instantly. Upon ex-
animation, no bruise was found on his
body. A corOner's jury rendered a ver-
dict of death from some cause unknown
to them. Both were under the influence
of liquor.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Jenkins,
while in Shawnee. organized a Lodge of
Good Templars, which, it is hoped, will
have its influence to rid the town of the
curse of intempsrance.
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80

Senator Bigler. in appropriate character.
Members of Congress and Postmastes.
Henry Clay Pate, Stringfellow, Davy
Atchison, and Sheriff Jones.
Surviving Heroes of Hickory Point, Black
Jack, Lawrence, Blanton's Bridge
and 0sawatomie.
Small fry Office holders and expectanb.
Two thousand of the voters Of Oxfnrd.
Citizens and People.
The ceremonies at the grave were i'm
posing and solemn. While the corpse
was being lowered into the tomb, the con-
gregation sang those melancholy lines BY
Watts, commencing
"Old Grimes is dead, that good old man,
We ne'er shall see him more"
Three volleys were then fred over the
grave, by the military and the surviving
heroes. Then came the solemn words,
"earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust
to dust - and the grave was closed.
The congregation then repaired to
shady place, where the Reverend Harp
discoursed a funeral sermon, taking for
his text, portion of the prose poetry Of
Job, wherein it is related that "ths
whangdoodle mourneth." His allusions
and figures were affecting and beautiful,
and the intonations of his voice were well
suited to the mournful occasion. He
compared the President to the whang-
doodle, and Lecompton to his first born
The President mourns for his first born;
therefore, he was alluded TO by Job, when
he said, "the whangdoodle mourneth for
his first born" He also likened Buchanan
unto Job. He called every vote against
Lecompton sore boil with which b.
chanan was afflicted, and the Free State
party was the Devil, who inflicted the
sores upon him. He likewise compared
Buchanan to virgin, who was overshad.
cwed by a spirit, (of evil,) and brought
forth Lecompton that wicked men IN
Congress sought TO slay it, and for safety
sent it afar off to the plains Of KansaA
But wicked men there slew It; and, there
fore, "the whangdoodle mourneth for Dis
first born"
During the delivery of this affecting
discourse, the entire congregation Wei'
moved to tears. All retired from tDs
melancholy spot, deeply impressed wiz
the fact, that the days Of Lecompton WeIs
"few and full of trouble. He came up
like a sparrowgrass, was cut down ike
hoppergrass, and died like Jack-ass!
-White Cloud Chef.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
For he Herald Of Freedom
Who VIII Help Peter 2

Mr.. EDIToR:-I understand that Peter,
a very worthy and reliable slave in the
employ of the "Morrow House." is circu-
lating a subscription paper for friends tc
enable him to purchase his freedom.
His master agrees to free him for six
hundred dollars, and he has already
earned about three hundred dollars towards
that sum.
Now, my Republican friends, here is al
excellent opportunity for practical illus
tration of the sincerity of your professions
A NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
Hungarian Grass.

Mr.. Andrew Hinshaw, living near this
place, brought into our office few days
since, bunch of Hungarian grass over
six feet in height. Mr.. H. sowed an acre
of this grass last spring on experiment.
He says his horses prefer it to oats, and
he regards it as being of great value for
feed 1t is usually cut as hay and put up
in stacks, except what is reserved for seed,
which is bound in sheaves as oats or
wheat. It is an annual, and we think
will be found valuable as farm crop.
Those in this vicinity who sowed little
this year, viii SOW much more next
Kansas Neacs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04

his benefit we win quote the platform OF
BIRD ofredum Sawin when candidate for
President" considering it peculiarly ap-
plicable to his case:
"In order to be Presidant.
Its absolutely necessary to be Southern resi-
The Consultation settles that. and also that q
+ feller
Must own a nigger O. some sort. jet black.
brown Or yeller,
But, as haint no capital. up there among ye,
may be
You might raise funds enough for me to buy
low priced baby.
An then to suit the Northern folks who feel
obliged TO say.
They hate and cuss the thing they vote for every
day,
Say you're assured go full butt for Libbaty's
diffusion,
An made the purchis on'y to spite the insti-
tuition.
FRFE STATE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
Ruraor

We learn that we are to have many
important additions, by emigration, to our
town and neighborhood, this fall, from
lows, Illinois, &c. Let them come, we
will be ready for them. We promise
them warm-hearted reception, glori-
ous climate, rich son, good water, fine
timber, inexhaustible coal banks; the
best Of lime, and claims inviting occu-
pancy. aHang ont the banner on the
outward wall, the cry il, still they
come! !n-Fbrt &oH Democrat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04

o. The fall emigration has COM
meuced arriving in Kansas. Yesterday
we observed four or FIVE families crossing
the river, making quite train of wagons
This ferry has been long known, and the
northern emigration find this direct on
their route to the 5eautiful and rich lands
of Kansas. This being the last riyel
town that they pass, and articles being
cheap, they purchase supplies and move
westward, where they pitch their tents,
and prosper cultivating the soil.-Weelay
Eaquirer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
Funeral oD..suio. of LsoouD,o,.

The last sad rites were paid to the d..
ceased Lecompton, at the ancient CITY 0,
Oxford, on the I'd inst, with imposing
ceremonies, accompanied by a grand Give
and military procession, and large con.
course of mourning friends. The follow.
ing was the
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04

@A Lodge Of Good Templars has
been organized at Summer and Doniphan.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-04
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Here shall the Press the Peoples rights maintain
Unaw'd by party. and Hnbribed by gain,
Pledged but Co Truth. TO Liberty and Law,
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Supposed to be a misprint for Republican
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IISROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. NV -L-- N. -------- n

II OF THE WEST SuTHwE<r, AND NORTfiWEST. BALI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Sumwsr arrangements, 0th greatly swpopcd schedules
through connecting daily except Sunday
from Washington for the West, follows
LIST The CINCINNATI EXPRESS Mali. nj 10, m.,
Junction. proceeding passes
Benwood the Ohio with
Central Ohio for Columbus Cincinnati and points
reaching Cincinnati at IL a. NJ, next day,
I'd. THE GREAT CINCINNATI LOUIS EXPRESS
leaves Washington ncludng Sunday 80 p reaching
M, day connecting directly Express
Train for Louisville Cairo and the Southwest and or St Louis Kan
etc Tine from Washington to Cincinnati only 2s hours and to
st. Louis only a. hours
90. CINCINNATI DAYTON INDIANAPOLIS, CAIRO ST LOUIS
and Sunday $40 connecting Bal
umore leaving Baltimore at TO- On Sunday night the
with this train s made by the 30 train from Washington
To view the grand mountain the road daylight take the
515, a. M, or $50, M train from Washington ena
For Parkcrsburg and all stations the NOrthw Virginia
630 For all points the Marietta Railroad
the .f ii-i .tl tltie ~ fse
Washington by
trains both directions direct
pie that havo yet bcen offered Y Va public s.a every
Ohio Railroad associate lines could suggest
Through tickets baggage
quarters every other possible facility will be found upon this
route. -
will Washington follows For all points between Wash
Junction aud Piedmont by the 515 train For all
Piedmont and Wheeling take the $40 To
with the Frederick train, take the 80 train
For tickets OF all kinds baggage checks and further information
apply TO THOs a. PARSONS Agent,
Or at the ticket office, washingto station 4
st W. +. SMITH,
Master of Transportation
l.. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
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S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE

IHARLES'S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE
ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN lMPORTED.--Ihis Gin
from sound barley under the surveillance the
British favored with nctnc Of the Italian
juniper berry, the most valuable resoratves Of the veg
table Kingdom rendering it, the opinion Of the med
men, pnrest stimulant diurec drink
tonic, soft and delicate flavor differing entirely
from amy and devoid Of that harsh acd which
article known Holland Gin Shnaps Objectionable
Though intended medicine, recommended by physicians
generally Of Dyspepsia Gout rheumatism, Dosy Gravel
oc Cholera Fever and Ague strctne Diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans the Bowels Nervous Debility whilst the
viii ind by its adoption relief from those distress
which frequently attend their delicate organization
Dr. Valentine Mott Of New York the highest medical authority
ponounces CHARlkS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
other but the best article the kind he has seen
peculiarly adapted settlers the southern
States well for travellers exposed changes Of water and air
sale five cents aud thirty
by druggists grocers, fuierers country
Of mutations Buy only CHARES, NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
May be had in Washington Of Ford Brother Daniel Clark
r. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon.
EDMUND G, CHARLES,
Importer, No. 40 Broadway, New York.
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY 40 broadway, New York.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


8. c. Herring 4 Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
YTyHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
undIus that discriminating public besowng their
aye to that exhibit
their stock enlarged their depot by
and Eoadway No. 26l Murray street.
ps.e y Hall This OF warehouse with the
Of their factory will enable the subsc
be 10 Keep all so OF Aro aud burglar
proof than other sss.b.hneu in the world Particular ..
,utop viii be constructing safes for private families
with other furniture the security OF plate and jewelry
10 2,ff Also
VIII keep on order all kinds OF money chests
doors ya Hals patent powder locks for
or store patent perturbation bank lock and Cygr
patent lock, without Key
s. c. HERRING Co.,
Nos las, 1877, and 139 Water street. and
.trtA No. ISL Broadway, Murray st., New York.
M -H +. COYIE 4 CO., Agents
H rst Washington, n. c.
es B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2o--ly Richmond. Virginia
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This public debt, amounting to upward Of $25 900 o00
all falls due between the present time and the year 1858
The present loan is purposed to be made for fifteen years
which will be five years beyond the period when pres
cnt public debt falls due.
The following statement Of the treasury notes is
sued under The act of 2Sd December, 1857 ,s,t.i
Treasury Aotes andr Aa Esd December, 1857
First issue, %, ,o0O 000 redecmabc from 26th Decem
Der, 1853, 10 3lst December, 1859 second issue,
$5,000,000, redccmablc from 10Th March, 1885, to 9th
April 1859, third $5 900 ooo reecmable from lth
May 1859, to----------- fourth ISSUE - 600 900,
rcdecmabe from june 1859, to --- - = max
ing $40, 900, 900.
the 2lst Of May, 1853.
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GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
M Mississippi, Iouisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through the great Southwestern Rail-
road Oce OF and Sixth Washing
board Of Ferry George the Oce
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond, Danvie Lynchbug Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Mcmphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
Direct Route Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Anordng Expedition Comfort being 200
shorter than by any other route
Page leaves the foot Of Seventh
O'Clock Alexandria, where take the
Richmond Charlottesville Staunton White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock and at Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions to Memphis.
Baggage wagons omnbuscs the Office avenue
O'Clock, m, and Z, p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June 1S--u Washington.
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w ANIED--Prnters and Editors.--Thc propri-
spr !" nc well known and popular weekly paper f
,h s about moving Missouri, dppo~e
Of the NINA ana q rspcr ZAP Ins rare opportunity only paper
no w nc south and the only paper wealthy and popu
~ county Population OF the about 900 Amply 70
-nH ifvlf RICHARD EDWARDS,
cor, -. =, i. l.lgf BOX l027, Baltimore.
''S v" s'ht 70 f'rN"ps wshnc 70 see H.
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TWO CENTS.

have also statement of the receipts INTO the tees
ury for the first three quarters of the fiscal year ending
the s0th of June 1858 from all sources 1t Is as iolr
lows ..ll g5.a f.l
Ree4 Treasury sed aud td qud'frs "oi
Iftfff year ending 3oth June, 1858
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS s-Mosnor COUNTY. vu

ED SULPHUR SPRINGS--MoNRoK COUNTY, VIR-
1O celebrated Springs are now opcn for the
ecepos q visitors well known that medicinal agents
at have 1cn tried have had ch signal waters of
the Rod Sulphur Springs speedy cure of NEST cases OF um
nary onsmpton bronchial sections chronic darrh~a dypopa
Visitors Richmond and the Virginia and
ennessoc railroad ut Newbun Depot They will then have hut
my csnt miles Of staging Orange and AIex
Of staging. .t - ~ ''''' "''''
~ coming early usually very through tho
n NJ ~ :" august ~. M r. s CAMPBELL, 4 co.
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Thus appears that the receipts for the first quarter Of
the fiscal year were $50 8l9 81 while in the second
quarter of thu same year they only 81 092 665-a
falling off from twenty millions to seven millions in one
quarter of the same fiscal year. IA,
have also prepared statement showing the amount
of imports and exports for the first three quarters OF the
same fiscal year. 1t is as follows
Imports and Exports for the first second, and third qas lsos
q
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D NGTON RRANCf--TUEsDAY, JUNE 10, trains will leave

I'D NGTON BRANCH.-TUESDAY JUNE Is, trains will leave
follows:
Annapolis Junction for An
napo Washington Junction for all parts the West and Bal
tmore for Philadelphia and New York.
49, train for Baltimore Philadelphia and New York
train connects at Washington Junction with
express for all Of the West and Baltimore for Norfolk
Philadelphia and Now York
49, way train for Baltimore connects at Annapolis juno
Annapolis md Washington Junction with trains West
p train for Baltimore connects at Washington juno
tion with accommodation train West
The 49, and 80, trains express and viii stop
only ut Annapolis and Washington functions
On Saturday the 80 train goes 70 Philadelphia only
Sunday but train leayes-at .. 30 m.
June Ia--T 7. Fl. PARSONS, AGENT.
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special Notice to subscribers;

Fsymem Nr subserpus benade nysrhy asdysrce aud
Tie oi Tn terol
Notice wn be given 10 subscribers
their subscriptions expire.
OF the subscribers, aul ROB
Of the publisher of the Union.
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Thus appears that If the loan Of 900 granted
and you do not increase the expenses by legislation at this
session. either in appropriation bills by the passage Of
private bills requiring money, there will be little over
two millions of dollars in the treasury on the LIST OF jan
uary next Experience has taught u.s. however, especially
under present mint SYSTEM that ought at all times
to have balance of $5 900 hand In the treasury
in order to work the machinery of the treasury depart
working balance but it will be safe for months to rest it,
propose that the House pass this bill in its present shape
providing not exceeding six per cent loan OF S5
00O 900 for fifteen years. and send 1t to the Senate by
the time the Senate takes action upon it will be able to
figure up the exact amount of the appropriations that
have been made and If it shall be needed the Senate can
increase it, and shall ask the House to concur in such
increase they may propose this basis have sub
mtted these remarks hastily, and may modify them some
what hereafter in order to enforce and explain more fully
the positions taken
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CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available principal cities Of the world. Also,
Tile credits, for In Europe, China, &c.
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O the language, exclusive OF shakespeare iNf ~
being unobtainA
eschpubshcd s sA ust imported from 1cndon by
juno ~ FRANK TAYLOR.
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Eght LINES icss make longer Advertisements ~ exact
proportion, aud all ordered IN
thrice week VIII be charged ~ cents for each
the first Tho daily 20
zach Special double
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH

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TIADU IN SYRIA; or, Three Years in Jerusa-
III lem BY Mrs. Sarah Barclay Johnson vol-co'h' 20
Mary perwcnt BY yrs Stephens ! Price u u.s.
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor Law.
lvl Rooms 22, "a Nc, IL Wall street, New York
Aug 15--tft ss Hs sa
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DURE SODA wATER.-sYLvEsTER's SODA

DURE SODA WATER.--SYL LV ESTER'S SODA
FOUNTAINS 9Th and from which tho purest
genuine Soda Water drawn from stone
fountains quaedn copious dccousness
operation, Illustrating by daily increasing patronage the
superior medicinal properties and its
agreeable qualities nspd common hurtn
fountains yclept soda waer
assumed cognomcn dispensed to conndlng and
suspccting public. a III ra sHi ~ 8 al
sRu,sBsckberry crcam Carc capsicum Ginger Hook Lem.
Raspberry rsapar strawberry shcbcrt sassaas Sherry and
vanilia
Also strawberry Lemon sarsapara Mead Something differ
cn an nythng sold in tho District
May 1--cod3m