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Free State Meeting in Bourbon County.
Although Bourbon county IS strongly pro-
slavery in sentiment and eotes, and as ultra
and proscriptive as AtchisoH or GalEsan
could wish. yet there is within its bozssess a
humber of Free State men who do not hes
itate to speak their condemnation of the law
less and outrageous doings of the Border
Ruffians of Fort Scott and other vile sinks
of iniquity in Bourbon county. We annex
the proceedings of Free State meeting held
near Fort Scott few days since:
Pursuant to a call, meeting of Free State
men convened at Joseph Oakley's, on Sat
urday, Dec 96th, at 12, III. The meeting
was duly organized by electing Joseph Oak
lev Chairman, and Vim. r. Griffith Seere-
tary.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, A set of men, claiming TO be
the representatives of the people, recently
met in Lecompton and adopted Constitu-
ton fer the government of the State of Kan
zas, and have withheld said Constitution
from the ratification of the people, thereby
depriving them of their 'sright to establish
their own institutions in their own way
therefore
Resozved, That we, citizens of Bourbon
county, Kanzas, do utterly repudiate the
doiugs of the so-calle1 Convention, aud do
declare the attempt to establish government
for the State of Kanzas, in opposition to the
popular win, as cowardly and mean in the
extreme, as well as wholly Inconsistent with
the principles of Republican government.
ResoEged, That we are willing to abide
the decision of the majority of the bona fde
citizens of the Territory, expressed under
any well guarded election law.
Resolyed, That we viii resist 10 the last,
with all our united ability, any attempt to
establish a government over US in which we
have not been represented.
Resolved, That the recent hostile demon
STATIONS by and between some of the people
of Fort Scott and of Little Usage, IS dan
gerous to the peace of Southern Kanzas.
Resolved, That we believe the ordering of
the U. S. troops to Fort Scott unnecessary
and uncalled for, and that, in our Judgment,
the Governor should Immediately recall them.
Resoived, That it is expedient to organize
ourselves into an independent rife company,
in accordance with the present Militia Law.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet on
the Cd of January, at 12 O'Clock.
JOSEPH OAKLEY, Pres.
WM. r. GRIFFITH, Sec.
In accordance with the last resolution, a
rifle company was Immediately organized,
consisting of about twenty persons. The
number will probably be largely increased
should the disturbances continue.
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CoNeREssIos4L CeMMEFrEEs.-Both IN
the Senate aud the House the important
committees have all been placed under the
control of the nulhfers. Especially is this
the case with the committee on post-ofhces
and post-roads. They have been organized
in direct hostility to the central route, and
with majorities< that are committed to the
southern Texas route. Col. Orr, of South
Carolina, knows to whom he is indebted
for preferment, and follows the example of
Buchanan in giving the nullifiers control of
the House, as the latter has given them
control of the executive.-M0. Dem.
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GERMANS IN KANzAs.-There are be-
tween six and eight thousand Germans in
Kanzas- There are two thousand in Leay-
enworth City. They sustain one newspa-
per-the Kanzas >Zeaung-edited by Dr.
Kob, a distinguished soldier of the Reyolu-
ton of ls48: 1t is at present published at
the town Of Atehison, but viii soon be re-
moved. The Germans are true Republic
ans-dnti -slaveEg as well as Free State men,
Not one per cent are Democrats Grx-
sader Of Freedom.
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DIED:

At his residence on Allen Greek; neEr Emporia,
December oath. GEORGE Z. LEWIS, aged 48 years;
Mr. Lewis was one of the earlier settlers of Kan
zas-having removed hither with his family near
ly two years sinee-and was one of the many who
suffered from the desolation which the invaders
spread along the Kanzas River, where he former
ly resided. He was minister of the Presbyterian
denomination, we believe, and bore an unexeep-
tionable character, both as a christian and man.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
In istration have been granted to me by the Pro-
bate Court of Breckenridge county, Kanzas Terri
tory, dated l4th Oct, A. D. 1851. Now therefore,
all persons having claims again st the estate OF John
Eas Territory are required TO exhibit them for al
lowance to the undersigned, Adminisratrix, with
in year after the date of said letters, they
may be precluded from any benefit of said estate,
and if said claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of said letters they shall be
forever barred. A. ZELIMA SKIDAORE,
decI9LSw Administrators.
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False Ideas of Politics.

A false idea of the meaning and greatness
of the term Politics is one fruitful source of
the corruption and baseness existing in the
political circles and party machinery of the
country. To our mind, politics embraces
all the noble ideas which inevitably link
themselves on the side of progress. 1t is
in fact the science of government, and with
the enlarged ideas of its functions, which
should underlie American society and insti
tutions, it is pitiful to see the narrow, false
and contracted view taken of the principle
which should animate all politics and parties.
The men who founded this Federation, and
laid broad and deep the structure of Repub-
licanism, are our beau ideal of politicians.
Building up and using party machinery only
for the triumph of great principles, politics
was then a contest fit for great minds, and
an arena in which statesmen shone.
How changed the scene since Washing
IN, jefferson, Hamilton, Madison and Ad-
ans Affeared on the stage. But two-thirds
oi a century 1--we rolled around, and our
politics have dwarlea to mere struggle for
the sPoils, and game wsA. which a few
cunning brains seek to aggrand1.4 them
selves, no matter at what cost or sacrifice Of
principle. This mere petty struggle fol-
office, gain or power, which constitutes the
main features of modern politics, permeates
and corrupts every great party of the nation.
Even the Republican organization is not free
from it, and We are quite sure that the Free
State party possesses its full share of this
degrading element. It is our misfortune
che misfortune of the age-that in an hour
when grand and vital principles are at stake,
We lack men who, imbued the breath of the
times, can forget self entirely and look only
to the accomplishment of the truth and the
triumph of the right More depends, in
conflicts such as we have been waging, upon
manly, heroic action, than all the willy trick
er'es and air-drawn subtleties of the party
Tire-workers and politicians. We viii haz-
ard the success of the cause almost that
some favorite line of policy and desirable
0fhce may be carried by pet leader. The
reason is not that the party leaders are be-
low the mass in integrity. but because, for
Years past, politics have become degraded,
and craftsmanship been laughed to scorn,
mat these men, who are but representatives
Ol the sentiment of the mass, have no
thoughts higher. and therefore can parsue
no oolder or more open policy.
Before our political arena can be cieansed
n0m Its present filth, and our parties and
'He'f leaders can be elevated from the un-
"O''hy associations now elinging around
aem' the common idea of politics must be
'nansed- Elevate the idea of politics and
p0lihcians viii mend. Better men win take
n' and even those wallowing in the filth
sh from very shame attempt to crawl out
e m're. Let it be generally understood
~a' politics is the science of geFerument,
a oil governments should have fer their
ao. the supremacy of truth and justice.
-4a mere viii soon be visible elevation snd
-: rmneaaon of our political and party ma
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Map of Emporia.

A beautiful map of Emporia, as surveyed
by c. F. 0ak6eld, has Just been issued by
the Town Company. This map shows the
location of Emporia to the surrounding
country. the streams, timber, etc.
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WELL SAID.-"Politics, said. q Kanzas
politician, sis calculation of chanees.p-
In such game. when this theory prevails,
the interests Of Freedom seldom enter in
to the calculation" and the s.ehances''
are that it viii be cruoifed between the two
thieves. Ambition and Expediency. 0aF
politics should be the tactics of Justice in
the battle against Organized Oppression
Crusader Of Freedom.
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Said fashionable spendthrift to usu-
rious broker, of whom he wishedto borrow:
'sDaddy, the ready is needfui.' Yes,
sonny replied the broker, tsbut the need
ful isn't ready."
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A countryman took his seat at hotel
table opposite to gentleman who was in
dulglng IN bottle of wine. Supposing
the WINE to be common property, oar unso-
Phistlcated country friend helped himself to
1t with the other gentleman's glass. That's
cool" exclaimed the owner of the wine,
Indignantly. YES" said the other, sol
emnly, Il should think there was ice in it. -
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Law Once
.l0A "a - coz.

4 TTORNEY AT Law, viii practiee In ali
"a the District Courts and in the SuPreEne
Court OF the Territory. He bas had a long expe-
rience IN presumption practice in another State,
and viii give special attention to all In the
Land Offices
R5ereaees-AEy lawyer Of standing in Wiseon-
sin The Professors Of the Yale Coliege Law
School, Office in the Collsmers Building, Law
renee, Kanzas.
NM c. is NorA.z Przzsc
Oct 81 Sly
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Our old friend Nichols, of the Topeka
House, has, in conjunction with others.
lately opened dining rooms and hotel in
Lawrence. The Commercial House, is
neatly fitted up and furnished-its prices
moderate and its table amply supplied
Give him call when You go to Lawrence.
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MAsos1o.-There win be a meeting of the
Masonic fraternity at Emporia. on Friday,
the 18th inst, al O'Clock P. NJ. Members
Of the order in this vicinity are requested to
be present.
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t'Mr. c.. if you'll get my pants done by
night, shall be forever indebted
10 you. . ''if that's your game, they'll not
be done, sure said the tailor. -,
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Township Plats.

T HAVE for sale the plats of Township I9, in
L Ranges 10, IL, and l2 drawn from the Field
Notes in the Surveyor Generals office; and will
furnish to order plats of any surveyed Township
in Kanzas. E, P. BANCROFT.
decl9
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Shinglesi Shingles [

WE are turning ont large quantity Of the
w Best Quality OF Shingles, with our new
Shingle Machine, near Humphreys Hiil at the
Junction. Those wishing Shingles woulddo well
TO call. PIERSON GARhAAD. :
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Prices Current.
Lawrence N arket.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

tr-F SOhASCAEO HELAAAr
FLouR-Superfne s. 25 per hundred.
WHEAE$2 90 per bushel.
CoRs-S1 IS
CoRS MEAL-Si IS
PoTAroEs@S2 90
APPLE-$1 00@l so"
BAcoN-l21E@l6c per b
BEEF-6@7c.
CoDFIsH-l0c.
MAcKEREL-l2@15c.
BUTTER-30@35e &c
CHEEsE-20@25c. &c
MoLAssE@$1 10 per gallon.
.SALT-per sack of 200 lbs, 81 o.
CRAcKERs-15c per b.
CoFFEE-1616@26c per b.
TEAs-50@160.
SUGAR-Brown, 14c.
Sc White, 16@lee.
RIcE-10@l21se.
HIDEsECreen. &c. - -
&c Dry, &c.
GLAs-sxiO per so feet, 50 co..
lOx12 8 25.
I0xl4 Z" 8 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TNHOSE Pre-mptors who have contestants for
4 their Claims, can, save a journey to Lecomp-
ton, by calling on E. P. BANCROFT.
novaS-tf
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The College Journal of Medical Science,
Monthly Magazine of 48 pages, conducted by the
Faculty of The Eleetic College of Medicine, is
published at One Dollar year, payable in advance
The volume of the Journal commences with the
year. Communications for subscription, or for
specimen numbers, should be directed to
Dr.. @. 81. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
ian9-lY I39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, 0.
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JUST RECEIVED AT FLoRENCEi
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, Drugs 6 Medicines.
TsHE subscriber would respectfully request the
i citizens of the Cottonwood and Neosho Val
leys to call and examine his well selected stock of
Goods, before purchasing elsewhere.
J. S. PIGMAN.
Florence, Nov .7th, Ie5T-3ws
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Wanted at this Ofiice..-A few cords OF wood
aiL feet in length, on subscription.
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- THE EcLEcTIc
COLLEGE OF ME0tcgN E

CtSC4SSAE.s C14tD-
rEHE Spring Session of 1858, will COM
a mence on Monday, the sth of February, and
continue sixteen weeks. a full and thorough
course Of Lectures will be given, oecupying six
seven hours daily. with good opportunities for at
tention to practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin
icaI facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the Chairs viii be as follows:
T. z. ST. JOHN. n. D.,
Professor Of ARatOsRy and PkysioIcSy.
J. F. JUDGE, II. D.,
Professor Of CHEMISTRY aEd PHARMACY.
A j. HOWE, II. D.,
PretesseT of Surgery.
@. n. CLEVELAND, N D.,
Professor Of Aaferia Mediee and Iaerapeaties
WM SHERWOOD. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Medical Preetiee and Pathalegy
]. R. BUCHANAN, II D,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and TX
stitutes Of Medie;ae.
JOHN KING, NJ b.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Wssien aud
The Terms fc= the Session will be the same as
heretofore, viz!-Marticulation, $5,0 90 Tuition,
$20OO- Demonstrators Ticket, $500. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before gfadaati0n.) Graduation; $500.
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (optionaD s, 90.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat, and
comfortable. and in central locality Gin College
Hall. Walnut street.) where students win end Il
convenient to call on their arrival --
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean Of the Faculty. at his Office, No. 1l3 Smith
Street, of Prof G. H Cleveland. Secretary Of tbe
Faculty, No. 130 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. NJ D. Dean
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-09

"a borrowed horse and your own spurs
make short miles, IS Danish rendering
of rather universal practice.
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Rafeg OF Adyertising. a

.t,seron Per eensj each sahseqaent
.,,.. enc dollar Hae per anann- oae fourth column
1's n %: six mos % o. ons half
'ae II 90; six NOS. sEsyesr. $50. All tr1a
col - t,--ru .dyertsernents Be paid in adsanee
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Hegperia.

TSHE undersigned has few Shares in Hesperia
i on the Verdigris, which he viii dispose of or
liberal terms. The investment viii certainly re
turn handsome profit.
CIV. ESKRIDGE
Emporia, Kanzas, Dee. 18th, '57.
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C. v. ESKRIDGE,

NOTARY p UBLIC, -
WILL Administer Oaths, take Dispositions,
w Acknowledgements of Deeds, etc. Office at
the Store of Hornsby Fieks, EmPoria, Kanzas.
dee5
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Single copies Of THE FEws in wrappers for sale
=. ,bis office, at FIVE cents per copy
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NJ. F. CONWAY,
Attorney at Law,

LAWRENCE. - KANZAS
XTTILL devote himself exclusively to his pro-
w fession, and attend TO any business which
may be entrusted to him with fidelity and des-
patch. Particular attention given to eases Of dis
puted re-emption titles before the Land Office.
Office in COllamore Buildings, Massachusetts
street. Jan.2tf
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: $3.50 SAVED!

TTHE above sum will be saved by every Pre-emp-
i tor who has his proof papers and affidavit
made out by 3. P. BANCROFT
deel9 =
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Terms of subscriptions.

.o,x resr, = - "
sias an. yesr Jana enc to Eetssr Of elsb.l II &C.
-
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w. q. s NTH & CO. /,

Booksellers, Stationers, & Sole Publishers
OF THE ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS,
No. I37 Walnut Street, Cincinnati o.
% School Books, Paper, Blank Books and Sta
tionery, ct lowest Eastern prices. Terms cash.
jan9-1y
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,oF. Ell. NASH, H.EICHox
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.

Massachusetts,, aezt door to CollaaOre Baildiag
LAWRENCE, - KANzAS.
u L. NASH 4 Co.. ProprietoFs. Board by the
H. day or week as follows
Board and lodging per week. s. 90
Board without lodging per week, 90
Board and lodging per day, 1 25
GGood stabling for horses. - Jan. 2-tf
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BLANK DEcLARArloss for fling for sale at this
Office.
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CIV. ESKRIDG
GEN LAND AGENT.

Agent of the EmPoria Town Company.
TOWN SHARES bought and so1d--Lots dona-
i ted to persons putting certain amount of i'm
proyements on them. Declaratory statements for
Pre-Empters made out, and all bnsinessin relation
to pre-emption promptly attended to. Claims
bought and Sold Claimants desiring TO sell their
claims, by registering them at my Office, viii be
furnished with purchasers. Land Warrants dis
posed of, and investments made for capitalists in
any part of the Territory Legal instruments,
Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Conveyanees, Co
partnerships Notes, DC. de-, carefully drawn up.
OFFIcE-At the store of Hornsby & Flick, direct
" opposite the EmPoria Hotel, EmPoria, Kanzas.
july4-3m
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T WILL INVEST MONEY. SELL LAND WAR
Il rants, collect debts. buy or saH property faF -
snsli percentage ss any responsibls ssent = the
Territory. laugS3l z. T. BANCROFT.
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5>s Gunsma*hiag
JOHN R. GRAT0N,
GUN ND LocKs MITH,

4 NNoUNCES to the citizens of Lawrence that
~ he has opened shop at
No. IS Ne.s Hsmpskiss Street. nearly opposite TIE
Colamors BHiidias,
where he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in
his line on short notice.
Repairing done promptly. and on reasoaable
terms.
u Persons living near Emporia wishing any
thing in this line. can send their work by Walkers
Express, and rely upon having It promptly done.
Lawrence, Dec. -, 1s57.-ly
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4 CTUAL SETTLERS in Townships Is. Is
N and 20, of Ranges 10, IL and II, viii hear of
something to their advantage by calling, when in
town. on z. P. BANCROFT.
sepI2
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WV. r. GRIFFIrH, Sec.

:
In accordance with the last resolution, a
rifle company was Immediately organized,
consisting of about twenty persons. The
number will probably be largely increased
should the disturbances continue.
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For sails.

4 VALUABLE CLAIM, situated on the Cot
N tonwood, five miles south of Emporia,
containing so acres of the best quality Of timber,
which, alone, is worth double the price: $500.
PLUMB Il McCLUEG
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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DeSOtO Male and Female SC6oo1

'INHE undersigned respectfully announces 10 The
public, that himself and lady have openad a MOL
and Female School at DeSoto Miss
RATES or TUITION:
SPelnhg' Reading, Writing and Arithmetic per
eI month r-,-,c 81 so
GEOGRAPHY, English Grammar, History, Mental
and Moral Sciences, per month, ..........,. . 90
Algenrle Fhlesophy, Chemistry, Botany and As
tronomy per month,...........-. ? 50
MS hogers Will also give Instruction. in Drawing and
Running and Ornamental Needle-Work
students will be charged nom the time Of entering
70 the end OF the current session. Pains will be taken
with students boarding nom homo, to manners
and conduct as well as progress in learning.
Board may be obtained the School, at rcasona-
bic rates.
Tuition due at the end Of the session.
JAMES ROGERS PrincDal
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Misaissippi History.

The following was communicated to the
.nissiSsppio, by Oscar T. Keller:
On the 9TH April, 1913. Congress passed
law establishing the Mississippi Terrific
~, and on the 9TH of May following. John
Adams, President of the United States.
appointed Winthrop Sargent, of Massa-
chusetts, as first Governor, and John
Steele, Secretary of the Territory.
The Governor and three Judges (Tilton.
Bruin, and McGuire) legislated for the
Territory until July, 1901, when the first
| General Assembly convened at Natchez.
Members Of The CSuncii-John Ellis. Pres
ident, Adam Bingaman, Alexander Mont
gomery, John Stamply and Flood Nc
| CURE.
Members Of The House Of Representatives.
| Henry Hunter, Speaker Sutton. Banks.
James Hoggett, Anthony Hutchinson. Ca
to West, Thos. NJ. Green, Thos. Calvert
! and John Burnett.
The first Representative of the Terrific
~ was Noteworthy Hunter. who died
| while in Congress, March Goth. 1902.
The Constitution of Mississippi was
adopted August, Is, lSl7, and revised in
| 1882.
The following is list of the different
/ persons who have filled the office of Gov
| ernor of the State Those to whose
names a is pretixcd, acted as Governors
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New-Orleans Money Market.
Corrected Weekly BY JuBsoS Co, corner on Cam
and Canal Streets
SPECIE.
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Tue Reason WHY BRoTHER Dickson LEFT
ruE CHURCH.-Mr. Dickson, colored bar
Der. was shaving one Of his customers a
respectable citizen, one morning, when
n conversation occurred between them
respecting Mr.. Dickson's former connec-
ton with a colored church in the place
II believe you are connected with the
church in-strcet Mr.. Dickson" said
the customer.
"No Sab, not at all.
what! are you not a member Of the
African Church,"
"Not dis year. Sab"
"Why did you leave their communion,
Mr.. Dickson if ! may be permitted to
ask"
why, tell you, Sab, said Mr.. Dickson
strapping a concave razor on the palm of
| his hand.
1T was Just like dis. LINED dat church
| in good faif. glib ten dollars towards de
stated preachin oh de Gospel de fls year,
and de peepil oil call me Brudder Dickson.
| De second year my business not good, and
| / only glib five dollars. Dat year the
church peepil call me Mr.. Dickson"
"Dis razor hurt you, Sab 2"
mo: the razor goes very we'll"
well Sab, de third year feltvery poor,
sickness in my family, and didn't glib muffin
for preaching. We'll, Sab, after dat dey
call me Old Niger Dickson, and left emp
So saying, Mr.. Dickson brushed his GUS
toners hair, and the gentleman departed,
we'll satisfied with the reasons why Mr..
| Dickson left the church.
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NOTICE is hereby given that | VIII
~ make application to the proper ue.
partment to have re-issued Land warrant
number 1924, which was first issued 70
the undersigned, under the bounty Iahu
law of the United States, ard when mas
been lost or stolen.
JOHN LINDSEY,
Jasper Co Miss, Nov. 20. 1858 Got
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The STATE OF Mississippi

JASPER CoUNTY.
Mary F. Burney, ct al,
222 vs. Eicctment.
Wiley Meeks.
h ne Circuit Cont cfJ1yar Comfy.
TO Emeline owen, and John b. owen
her husband. heirs and distributes
Of WILEY MEEKS. deceased: You are
hereby cited to be and personally appear
before the Honorable the Circuit Court
next to be holden in and for Jasper Coun-
tv. ut the Court House in the town Of
Paulding on the 18th Monday Of March
next. then and there to show cause if any
YOU can. why the above stated case should
not be revived in the name Of the heirs at
law of the said Robert Meeks, deceased.
and further to 10 and suffer such things
as shall be ordered in the premises.
- Witness my hand and seal of
SEAL office, this 18th day Of Novem-
NICT/ber. 4. D. ISIS.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON, C7-rt.
N5rsn,Lcr ~. lsjS. est
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TuE MoRAL 90 rr.--In a paper, which we
have pickedup. we find a story about boy
who sought employment in q stofe. No
matter shout the main story, here Il the
conclusion:
1.-The merchant was struck with the de
cision and energy Of the boy. and Al once
employed him. AZ the expiration Of Eve
years this lad was partner in the business
and Is now worth $1,000"
Verify. what striking moral lessons the
newspaper press inculcatcsl Ten thou
sand dollarsl The like cannot be found
IN all the parallels ofour Saviour.