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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01


II. TOLLrNTTE, EsI.;We have e1anei your Digest qt de
Decisions supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered su
auent 70 the period which Sir Meirs Dgcst cds with h
The work exhibits accuracy research ard anitye
printing binding well executed and &c prove 1ll
able addition library Of every lawyer. w trust you
be amply rewarded your effort The profession and e
public. Respectfully
a. WRIGHT, JOHN p. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D. SMALL, judge Of the Common law
WI. n. BROWN, and Clancey Cour Of aieni-
g. P. FOUIE, phls-
r. 9. PAYNE, B. T. MchIEliNAAr
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of tis Criminal Court OF
I'D. NJ TERGER, Memphis.
SAML. ". AfRES, JOHN r. SALE
j.. b. LAMB, Attorney General
7. s. ATRES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

IsIHEALs WIUHauH -uL-l p = IT'D y
10 Manse TidTell, en- Inrnbsll. Fourth lfeis lH
county deep Bay Horze, IS hands and ilh hll asoat
years Old, hoth hind iaa- ails- and - ~ Shoes
6th Nay, la51, 70 el1u IHQs. l MlAlLei
nay25-E3st E1ts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C. from Rock City Mills
will find Order the Posi- W. Gordon
Co.'S warehouse, where calls day.
=. L. BAUNAN 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

We have received from Msssrs. v. 7. BERRY
Go. the following highly interesting and valuable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

This is the fourth arrest for depredatiOns en- the
mails in this State within few weeks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

TEyALK Of beauty, exist without head Of hair
then read the following and you ask more, circular
around each bottle, and doubt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01
CAUTION,

Many Druggists having old Linmen hand, will try 10 sell
them you the but do positively refuse to purchase
them. Ask for " BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENTi" and TAXI
10 olneI. rrmrn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

IN H. HOSKENS, 58 Third street, between Market and
jefferson, Louisville, Ky Offers the public, Geld Pens
Of bis manufacture wholesale and r warranted equal
to any made In the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Old Pens sent BY mail, accompanied with 50 cents, in money
Stamps, will be repaired and returned BY next mail.
fnhIAaEuIr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable any place
the city free charge. When selling the quantity
discounts 10 per from retail prices.
apr1I-1y. J. Z. BAUMAN K co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01


~ L SHELTON informs bis friends and .ho public ir -s
III sraI that now prosecuting the MARBLE HLsl-
F5z b. rfurh street, between the First presdy Cf1cl
md he Post ecs where he VIII Be pleased 90 attlld .o t
derI Of sl who may want work IN s line done, ne a nd W
80 On hand supply o. MARBLE MONUMENTS rOMB0, Sea
1a1ufclured Of the finest Italian ard American Marble r M
test style Of the arr All his work VIII BE- warranted
anrii Tl-tw &Wfm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

n I.
n BSl00, and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demovle G. W Hen
dershOtt, Agents for Nashville. [deod&w1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-01

CtarksvtIIe Tobacco Market, May 81.
S.Ins Inv w s McCLnRE of l25 hhds. Tnhaacc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

MOBILE Steamer Cuba. Az bales cotton Farley,
Jurey Sco JOB Rives, Battles q Noble 10 to order
10 iarleton Whiting & Tullis. sundries to order.
Total l7B bales cotton.
HAyRE ship Golden Age. i pkgs mdse Allan
4 10 D Chfismar 2 do j Mazetta, Edo B II Miller.
assorted mdse to sicesne Lanata Bros Jnrnaux
q Viola Ihiele Seller AGO. Stark, Stauifer &co,
j ] Albert J Courreu. Henderson Il Gaines. B
a Soyer. S Bach. G y Buddecke &co. IA Gullipi.
Iherenbach J Dupere, Miltenherger Geo. % @
Gaines &eo j Gauch. F Grassin, j Deynoot. w
p Aiaignan II Frois. Z R Finlay. N Payro. p Sc
reat II Gordon Jr 4 Bernard. Talaman & Dessua
. y ohassaignge. q Guillon Martin I Rimalhq
s Pensafd 2 Garmie a Pepin Saroussini. II
Glostermau Echelqerger Se0, Marburg u Porter,
] Burnside eco. % Gaillard. r Aldridge. Pfet
u son O Wushaur. Cabalero Basuaido Cramer
&co j sapice. M Rodin. 9 Barriere. D Holmes
q S Motion Y Pretat, Hurzenegger. Gaucin &co
. is Mayer Giqne y Jameson, J Leyois Litehford
SEQ Pedreauville 4 Bros. Y ASSN. Haggerty j
Bros. starzennegger &co II Lallande souehery
S Wolf Soequet 4 Thigi. and order,
BOSTON Bark VI J Kimball. assorted mdse
NEW YORK, Ship Frances B Cutting 1913 bbls
cement 90 bxs tobacco 20 iks butter tcs white lead
10 ORDER
BOSTON Bark Gen Cobb, assorted mdse,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD . From Canton 81 bales cotton to
Lloyd \ Frierson. Is do R l. Adams Geo. IA bales
cotton Lewis q 0glesby. 81 do Robson Il Allen. 50
Carroll Hoy &co a Sam Barrett. 6 Walker & Snider
Walker, Hutchingson AGO A Broadwell & Payne.
10 Wright Allen &co. 2 J I Hardie &co. So bales
cotton Cutrer, Harrison Eco. 80 Coleman, Brtton
eco. j Block, McAftee &co. % MeLemore, Raybnrn
eco 64 Patton, Smith 4 Putnam rs bales cotton
Ryrne, Vance Geo. 20 Rhorer Higginbotham eco.
Is Harris d Levi. do Bradley, Wilson SEQ. 10 do
Pitcher, Goodrich SEQ 81 Thornhili Geo. 81 bales
cotton Rotchford Brown &co, 3 do Fellowes eco. A
Robertson & MeDougall. Is A j FULLY eco Ia do
Green & Crump. 4 Gitfen, Smedes eco. 25 S H Ably
20 NJ Gordon Jr, a Payne 4 Harrison 81 Harding
abby Geo s Cleveland Bros AGO, l04 bales cotton
Warren. Gillmore &eo. Total 1901 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

UhIIdTNH ET9V NlsT ETteI EhOsV over Jhee
Andup twelve years old haprce all twelve years old
| fulltare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five be had the
office Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose fam
es reside the line of the road procure tickets in pack
ages of twenty-five for their personal reduced rate
The Accommodation Train will run to Magnolia usual on
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst, but will be discontiu
uea after that date,
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans end Can
ton The Company prepared forward Goods and
Packages Of all kinds every place with which they have
nection receiving ON delivering at the domcil Of its
irons. WIN. ii, WAnLEY,
nfS General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Memoranda
nv Capt Posts Of the ship Francis Cutting, re
ports having signazed the 10Th inst in lat $3.50
long 75-48, ship Susan Rowland steering IlNR
no. Capt Mcclellan, of the bark Mark Kimball,
reports saw on the 9th inst off Mobile, ships Para
mount and Jno Curtis, bound seward.
R5 Capt Lewis, OF the bark Helen and Frances
from St Johns, Porto Rico 10th inst, reports left in
port at st Johns, American brig Robert R Kirkland,
Capt Knight Of and for Baltimore, to sail on the l4th
inst Also British steam brig Maud Marshall, Of and
for Halifax, an. ~ to leave on 18th December, in
ballast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
Stfiu Orleans 9ailp Crescent.
MoNpAE MoRNlNa, pEoEMBER q, l85s.
SHINING Satealgeeate
f1lenreII shtItrdnYs
CRsscrsr oFPIoa, No 10 Camp street, ELL.
Monday Morning, Dec, ~ ls5S'

la Tehuantepec Go
Meeker Knox &eo
Brem Bark New Orleans, Sanders, for Antwerp,
Baxter, Lowell &co
NJ Payro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
ATTAKA PAss.

Leaves m TUESDAY, 28th Inst ats NJ
62. FOR AT IEAE&APAS3 VIA PLAQUE.
lE9IEpsejS MINESThe we'll known and substantial light
fRass5aaEs draught steamboat BELLE Creole, Joseph
Ruhardsou Il leave for Aakapas above aking freight
and natselees for All landings the Bayou hmuf Bashea
Berwick C B5rwiek's Bay PateTsonve Centrevie
Fra1klfn, New Iberia, and St. Martinsvilie.
Shippers depend the Belle Creole remaining in the
Ata4pas trade during the All orders promptly at
tended
For further particulars apply on GARD or 10
HALL, ROOD Il PUTNAM
d27 8 Gu 'tomhousa street.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 2sth inst. n s r. NJ
w. FOR ST. NJ ARTINSVILLEG, NEW
1885, Iberia Centrevl!le, Phtersopylle, Berwicks
FsassE5A Bay, franklin Bayou Bnuf, and all nterne-
date land ngsThe dne, light draught steamer Belle
Creole, q Richardson, mater, will leave as
For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. nENTZEL,
dT Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Horse Gar viii leave the city every morning o'cloc
and the Lake every night at hour after the arrival Of
the last steam train.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
ductor
The trains will stop at the Station House. GENTLY Ridge
when called upon except mail rips but the conductor
must hays timely notice, nj II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Arrived.
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes from Vera Cruz, Esd
inst to c Payne &eo LIST dist.
Ship Humphrey Purinton, Giyens, four days from
Havana in ballast to master. LIST dist 70.
Brit Ship Elizabeth Gillespie from londonderry 10th
Nov, to Hoghton, Rankin &eo lst DIST 40.
Ship Golden Eagle, Stone, from HaYre 9Th Nov, to
j Whitney S5co Sd dist 43.
Span ship Carmen, Unibara, days from Havana, in
ballast to master. Sd dist Az.
Ship Jacobs, Henderson from Liverpool Sd Nov
to Whitney Eco LIST dist 80.
Ship Monticello Landakn, from Savannah, 1lth inst
in ballast to master 18th dist 81
Ship Frances q Cutting, Post, Is days from New
York to G NJ S0ria. Sd dist 81.
Brem Ship Heinrich Won Gagern, Reimirs, AZ days
from Bremen, in ballast, to Warnekin Il ker-
Gnoff 4th dist 3d.
Brit Bark Talluah CoWen, from Lancaster, Eng, 2zth
Nov, to master. point.
Bark HELEN 81 Frances Lewis days from So johns,
Porto Rico, to master. point.
Bark Gen Cobb, Haskell, 20 days from Boseon' %
master point.
ton to W J Duyey. list dist ~
Span brig - from point
master % dist 49,
Steamboats,.
Anna Perret Lonailler, from Washington.
Messenger Kirk, from Camden.
Capitol, BaranCo. from Bayou Sara
Morning Light Dillon, from Boeuf River.
Twilight Shaw, from 0nachita River
alright; Hayes, from Red River.
Nebraska, Irwin, from Memphis.
DC florence Wade from Cincinnati
Eleanor, Main, Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs.
Cuba; hopkins, from Mobile.
Nashville, Boyd, from Nashville
w Al Morrison, Bofnger, from st Louis.
Landis Scott, from Cincinnati.
SaHe Robinson, Power, from Jefferson.
Ingomar Paris, from Memphis
Flora Temple, Mitchell, from Lafourehe.
q D Jr Vincent, from DOnadsonville.
Belle Creole, Richardson, from Attakapas.
Universe, Stein from Cincinnati.
Fort Wayae, Barr, from Cincinnati
D r Carroll Kimball, from Alexandria.
Aline, Hinckley, from Washington.
National, Montgomery, from Shreveport.
Towboat L Miilaudon, Whann, from the passes.
went down light. brought up ships Humphrey
Purinton, Golden Eagle, Elizabeth and Garman
bark Helen and Frances and sehr Bowdich.
f5wbo8t st. Charles, Chambers from the passes,
towed down and to sea on the 18th inst ships
Achilles and China. brought upship jacobs
and bark Tallula.
ToWboat Mary Kingsland Phillips, from the passes
lowed down and to sea on the list INST shlps
Logan and Adler brought up ships Frances
Cutting and Heinrich Won Gagern, bark ten
Cobb.
Towboat Anglo-N ornan, Steele, from the passes,
went down light brought up ship Monticello
ozark Mary S Kimba and brig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, AT 5 P. NJ.
R~@. FOR CAMDEN DTREGV-REGU

t5s5ssaasa Beach HIS Mles Bluff, Ghampagnolle Will
mington, Moreau Bay, Pigeon Hill Marie Saline Extra Land
ing Alabama Landing, Mouth Bartholomew d. ArbOnue Tren-
ton, Monroe Columbia, Harsonburg, Trinity and way
Frank Keeling master Il. W Chapel clerk, viii leave
above. For freight passage apply on board.
v RGINIUS C. DENTHEL,
d24 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
oand popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. lbl and q Charters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Per ship Heinrich Won Gagern, from Bremen-7 in
cabin 81 steeIage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Fowboat Angio-Nor1nan, Steele, from the passes. :.
went down light. brought up ship Monticello
ozark Mary S Kimball and brig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
DOMESTIC PORTS.


To sail on MoNeAY, 9th inst, ats A. NJ.
reEL FOR CALEFURNIAI!! ~E$zE@
as&aasaaa1 THE ISTHMUS OF TEHuANTE- "~"i@ssAaszaA
Pee.
The U. s. Mail steamship Quaker City, r. W. shu
fedt commander will rail with the MAIDS and Pas
sengerr California IBthmus of Tehuantepec. Fol
passage appfy To I. HEYLIGER, Sec'Y,
DPS As Carondele street. /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

SFS- FOR PHILADELPHIA-THB Al FAs
kEFlfe sailing bark Nencyn, Capt Roberts Is now losi
ing and having most Of her cargo engaged and g7ia
board will have INN edae dispatch For balance fEeg
apply board opposite the Vegetable Market Second VI
trct, or TO j. II BASS,
MIC us Common slreeE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
CHARLESTON, S. G.

RER FOR CHARLESTON TIRE Al nm
pjsss95eN Elizabeth Watts, Thompsoi master Il ~
saasAE, loading and will have quick dispatch For NY
apply to ako' W, HENs0N 4 co. y
| 40 g Camp sEe.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Leaves on FRIDAY, 3lst inst l, at6 P NJ
q t. KOUNS Il BROS Low WATER THROUGH LINE.
81s, FOR UPPER RED RIVER-The
6AW+@ Era Ne. 3, John Kouns master, for Fulton,
g. Washington booeys Ferry, Conway, Spring,
bank ErwIns Bluff Bayou Albany shreveport and ali
plantations way landings Clear bills packet rates
A0pIy TO G. L. KOUNS 4 Bros
Ff' 2 Front street,
YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
d25 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
RAILROAD TRAVELING.

fs6S ,lS08s
.s544e.tzzss NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
HIPA RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, 9Th inst, at P. NJ.
W. REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDEN
lFlElC+a and Ouacha Packe-The fine passenger packet
ss5s7sa steamer Twilight, John shaw, master,
MIngton clerk will leave for Camden Beach Hills hleIs
Bluff, Chnmpagnolle, Washngto Moro Bay Pigeon Hills,
Murie Saline Mouth of Bayou Bartholomew OuaCha City
Loohiomond Port Union Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff Column
ba IarsonOug Trinity, aud all intermediate landings on
Ouachta and Black For freight passage apply
board.
dH Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

Each trunk, valise, OF carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ...SI..,......t. ..,..-
Packages, other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
pDuuilHr. sr.rsss+ 49, t-.ssa
Each additional 80 pounds Of bag
gags, or packages other than
baggage. .... .....,,.+.. ..r,.'..
Specie, bank notes, iewelry, and
other valuables, weighing not
m re than lOl pounds, ...+...=
Each additional 80 pounds -
d2l If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
Emigration.

The influx of settlers into our Territory
in large numbers has become such COM
mon occurrence that the local press no
longer take the same note of it as for
merly. A steady stream of emigration is
continually pouring in. The Southwest
portion of Kansas is settling up rapidly
though silently. and it is estimated that
at least 10000 settlers have made
homes in that locality during the present
season. The country on the Republican
and Smoky Hill Forks is also settling up
rapidly. Towns and trading posts are
springing up in every direction, and the
agricultural resources of the country are
fast developing Settlements have now
extended to the Little Blue, half way u
Fort Kearney.
The next season will witness an emf
grafton greater than any previous one
Our fine soil, salubrious climate, and 9TH
er advantages, are becoming duly appre
ciated, and thousands are on the move fol
Kansas, to settle upon her green prairies>
l-Leauenworth Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
Melancholy,

We learn that young man by the
name of E. n. FORD, a member of the
Good Templars in this city, was drowned
on Wednesday, while crossing the Wa
karusa, on his return to Lawrence from
Bloomington. 1t is also conjectured that
another was lost with him, as u second
person was seen in the carriage with him,
short distance from the place where he
attempted to ford the river. The pail
Of horses he drove were also drowned.
Mr.. FORD was married only a week ago
to Miss NORTON, daughter of Rev. Mr.
NORTON, deceased. He had been tc
Bloomington, to take his wife home tc
her mother on a visit. Sad, indeed, mus
be the painful intelligence to that young
wife, SO soon widow. The body Of Mr.
Ford was recovered last Thursday.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06

b Messrs. PRENTIss & GRIswoLD, al
the New Drug Store, have our thanks fol
bottle of Cologne, of their manufacture,
which equals in odor the French prepare
ton of that name. They purpose manu-
featuring perfumery Of every variety. II
IS successful as in the specimen before us,
they will merit the patronage of all who
use such articles. The bottle before vi
is put up in as beautiful style as the for.
.ign article, and could not be detected
from it, had not the manufacturers added
their address of " PRENTIss & GRIswoLD
Druggists and Chemists, Eldridge House
Lawrence, Kansas"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
Tho Difference.

A little girl from the country was Wis
iting, with her mother, an aunt, in the
city. She was waiting impatiently one
morning for her accustomed bowl OF
bread and milk.
"The milk man has not come yet"
quoth the aunt.
He came at last, however, and the little
girls want was supplied.
"Is it good, dear-do you like it p in
quired aunty.
al don't like milk-man's milk so well
as I do cows milk" was the ingenious
and forcible reply.
If the little girl were in Lawrence
since the price of milk has been increased
to eight cents quart she would repeat
~ don't lie milk-man's milk so ,OeR as !
do colo's milk"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
nb,mh.r Of comm.res orrapizea.

At the first regular meeting of this
bOdy, on Tuesday afternoon, the follow
Inv gentlemen were elected as officers for
the ensuing year
GEO. FORD, ESQ, President; DR.. s. B.
Prsptiss, Vice President; NJ. Solomon,
Treasurer; 7. D, Thacher, Corresponding
Secretary; P. R. Brooks, Recording Sec.
rotary.
Various matters of interest were dis.
cussed, and action was taken on subject!
Of importance to the people. The attend
ance was full, and this necessary institu
ton is now established. The meeting
are not open to the public.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
Important 10 Couvsyancers

Just printed at this Office, new lot Of
Warranty Deeds, with Acknowledgements
adapted to married or single persons, and
in accordance with the Kansas statutes.
Al other blank deeds, printed in this
Territory, have been defective prior to the
publication of this form. We have des-
trOysd several hundred copies of our late
form on account Of important defects
which render them valueless. For sale
at the Herald Of Freedom Office only, at II
cents single; rs cents dozen, or 81
hundred.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
The Wicked Posuuaster,

~S--AAA9AOADs
Agnes CITY, Breckenridge Co., Z. T.,l
October q, 1858.
Mr.. BRowE-DKAR SR-I feel so
id mad that 1 don't know whether to
write to you, or come down myself and
whip somebody; but as you are always
at homo attending to the Herald, and
everything in general, and the Boys in
particular, Pll write and see If matters
can't be remedied somewhat The fact
is just this: have not received num-
Der of your paper since the last week in
September. In the name of the Post
master General, are We always to suffer
our mail to be detained in this manner :?
The mail carrier comes from Topeka en-
route to Council Grove, and returns once
a week regularly, SO the blame is not with
the carrying department, consequently
the PostmasterS, sonielohcre, are guilty of
OBTAINING or missending our mail. 1t is
burning shame, that just after an exciting
election, through the negligence of these
postal agents, the result cannot be known
for months. Though piously educated,
yet you will allow me to On the Post
masters, PROVIDED you puactuaHy mailed
the paper to this office.
A POSTMASTER.
The Herald Of Freedom has been
promptly mailed to our friend at Agnes
City each week, and the package has been
properly directed, "via Topeka" and sent
with the western mail to the Lawrence
Postofice each Friday noon. We think
the fault cannot be with our Postmaster
but that it is an oversight Of the Post.
master at Leeompton or Topeka. They
will please look after this matter imme.
diately, as we are sure they do not wish
our subscribers, in distant parts of thu
Territory, to be guilty Of profanity OF
their account.-ED. II. OF F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06

CTOLEN from the pasture Of Daniel Melvin
Don the night Of the 9th of October. two mares,
one roam, slimish made, hind feet white, star in
the face fresh dog-bite in one nostril, shoe on
one hind foot, smallish feet, name worn of by
the collar, not much hair under the belly, and l.
seven years old The other is dark brown, small
size, star in the face, hind feet white, with lit
tie black spot on the of foot Just above the hoof
scar On the off thigh, occasiOned by kick she
can pace she has been worked but never shod
and is FIVE years old,
The aboye reward will be paid for the horses
horses or information that will lead to their re-
Residence, nine miles s. Of Leayenworth
on the road to Wright's steam Sawmill. =; u.
address-Leavenworth. BEN. YEARSLEf.
October l6, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
Eiaa Lacturaa.

Our friends in Leavenworth are to en-
joy a course of scientific lectures this
winter, to be given at Strong's Institute,
the first of which was given last Wednes,
day evening, by DR.. CLICK. Subject
Chemistry. The balance of the course
embraces -
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene
By Dr.. C. A. Logan.
Geology-By Mr.. E. L. Berthoud.
Universal Geographically Mr.. Sawyer
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
Mere Rumor.

We have no information, save the par
agiaph in the Republican, that Aarti"
matt, the murderer of FRED. BRowE, has
Oeen aSsaSsinated. We presume the ru-
NOR has no foundation, and islike thous-
ana other reports that some Journalists
Jump at end give publicity to, without
waiting to ascertain what the truth is on
the subject. "
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-06
pr.parinx for the Minss-saw Mills.

Col. E. N. MCGEE, or, ashe is generally
called, "Old Milt" left yesterday for St.
Louis, by the Peerless, for the purpose Of
purchasing saw mills for the gold mines,
and will start large company as soon as
the grass creeps through the sod on tho
prairies. He has been all through the
Pixies Peak region years ago, knows all
the best localities, has an extended expe-
rience in California. and knows what was
most needed in the early history OF her
mines-that great want was lumber-and
he intends TO supply it in the new mines
at the start.-Kansas City Journal.