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Sr.1yE or rERM0NT.


The Probate Court OF the District 90 Caledonia r. ~ per
Interested lu the estate 81 Jsl and Mary Jhnu N"n''
minors residing IN kirb, in said District. 60,
sos Harvey guardian 81 tue A-ll I'Hi alll M''
IL ,p, I rpurtsruts o. said court that his said wards
Arc spy, ln tee each ~ undivided interest ~ The
a. t,if late tnthcr Juri N, wood, deceased
ftd guardian bl-rrprc.rute o. sad Court That u WI H
NJrn.i,tn hs nald wards As their interest IN sAl
bbuF.f.4l t,r tbr nflu.rs contemplated M the ttrN.
aurth section nj tho .iNy-ninth chapter " the onmg
said guardian has made application w. ehl
Cont pr .vu-o and uuthury g. soil hls wards interest
u sd home stead puts uaut Go the provisions ui u' A''
utr 100 that hvualD - ,,.. ,-..-,, ,,....,
said application VIII hc heard and decided , ail Court
Al to pfIatr Once iu ST. Juhusburl "a said district ou
tho 18th tlik ut October most
Court at the time and pty" aforesaid AMI object Sou see
cause. 10 the aranuuE ui said U,rn~s. $3.50
ASAL FRENCu, Judge ofPro'ato.
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cOMMLSSLONERS NO7YCE.

WE the Subscribers being appointed ny the Honora-
w Die Probate Court for the district Of hsseN commits
stnncs receive ami adjust all claims hnd de-
nands all persons against the estate Of Alex h9ion
Concord said district, deceased, and the claims
the deceased exhibited In offset thereto hereby HNe
notice that sis the 18Th day Of sept \ y
ss being allowed said Court 10 the creditors u the
said deceased cNhtb and prove their respective claims
notice, that VIII meet Tor that put-
pose at the dwelling house % aid deceased IN concord
u said district the 10Th day or october, A D. lNAN'
ana on the SATURDAY IN February A. D. 1852 al ~ o.
clock A. NJ. ON each OF said dhNs
Ask Hs& mEHbhIAnp. coq'r'
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MAnRIAGEs AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement Of Deaths and Mar
ras' will be inserted free Of charge but all oo'u
A., notices will be charged At advertising rates,
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.Sr11E OF YERlLONT.

Caledonia District, ~.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate once In 81
Johnshury within aud tor said district on the 9Th day
Of September, A. ID. 1905 -
~ mcut Of CyrcnA Turner late 1T ST. JohnHhury IN said
Deceased being presented to the court here
Joseph Ide, tho executor therein numou nor Pro-
hate IL IL ordered by said court that all persons
ed therein uotd appear at session Of sald Court
10 he holden at thc9robate once In 81 JuhuEbury,
Tho 18TH ly October 1888 and show Il they
may have against the Probate Of said Will for which
uurpsc ~ nrthcr ordered that copy Of thr record
III this order Doe published three weeks successfully In the
Calcdouau, printed at ST Johnsbury previous Ia said
time appointed for hearing.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
4 true copy OF record. -
81 Attest ASA J.. FNENCH, Judge
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rDlIlIIggIDNENs NOIIrE

..I.fTf.I. uUTn1fitrn 90 ffrr fff'ft
IN tsasl iaf tila di.liei ~ laieaa asiiliis.eis N
nrfslus 1ainri iiusfaiat n l4thei hNft va ~, ~
g1ts.ri ,ttlis lu Dnsfi thtfttut hrrrW Wlr npil.t
tbst ~ ll,liis nom CO., lGil dat ~ august h ~
~ aIiead ff ~ r.dltas 81 prrsrnt fhfif claims ~
said cuuuall aiffat ipr raH liANtni @iiA 4fN ~
mi Il ~ iii furrt "a thaf purpuar at ihr ff ~ NNla
H.. i "A I,bnfisrf ~ thn sfh daF ~ hnFrnhrri ana
lhl DAY ~ Fnbnsll unlt A sls ul'A v y N' '-.N ~
t4A dala hNtii al lHfIfNN' iNHnmltslsnfra.
90 joins Uihhlhni
% JlhualnfT, Ort ~, 40
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Ayers Cathartio Pills,
FOA ALL THE PURPOSES ORA FAMILY PEYsIO

arc 70 composed that diseBse within the TAngs q
their action can rarely Withstand or evAas thoaA
Their penetrating properties search, and slsanss,
and inVigorate every portion OF the human ofgnh-
ism, correcting la diseased action, and restoring
itA healthy Vitalitss. "A a consequences Of these
properties, the invalid who Ia bowed down with
pain OF physical debility 10 Astonishsd 10 hAd his
health OF energy rcatorsd by remedy Al ones -
simple aud inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaint.
Of every body. but alao many fnrmidAbls aha
dangerous diseases. The agent belnN nhmsd 10
pleased 20 furnish gratis my American AlmanAs.
containing certificates Of thor cures and directions
for their use In the following complaints Cesfirs-
ress JIeartbNra, Headache aIIsIng from diserdFvsa
SoB,Seh, Nausea, Ird,gesfior, Pa,, ~ oaA hsrt,S
IAaefion Of the Bolesif Elatuisney, LSss Of lyss-
ritz, JuuHdicr, and other kindred complaints.
arising from low state Of tho body on obaiEzsslsD
OF its functions.
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Autumn and Winter,
q. W. WAHREN, HARRY & co.
HIVE 0pened thor Now Goods.

Ia .u departments uistirr rsh show ~ NEM
AitAWIN NANrttN aud NCAhtNi tAlAA. hNu.
tAkg aud tt0Aka aud IN thr new fahfcs fnr llptf'
a. ,a.,sr.. plan Ahd Fancy SILKS olipfs and tlatk,
YELyErRt roPLtNH Irish and ffcn'h
hERtNuH. TliBtrA aud CAsiihLlEs' pain Ad
printed.
MOURNING GOODS. IN tho eteairst variety Of hhti'
PRINTED " ~ LAMBS and FLANNEis.
riaid aud Cfoss-ovcr pHENs GOODS, m n'aHy new
stNlrs
fRENCu aud ENGl,lsI rRSrs,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Including utANITIs sni
ftisNEis n hfEr puanilueA aud post'tits"i mo Hs'
makes.
EMnRoipEnEs. LACEs and wulrE GOODS. of IN
Kinds.
Apdioo poteu FAIRS KIN GLoyEs-the bee, article
ever received.
i-' F~ss'sg,~ fs-ss- ~fsi' go
hi the pturFs Misunderstanding d.itys ~ kufupcf here
utrrttiN WITH the manuaftufQft
f me n~urst and l-t abCs IN sNss And cnlors aaap
cd o. NrN lrall taste, W. are prepared 90 Of
e. % tho FagEarr = Retail
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FLOUR!
+ A CARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ.

Il A CARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ.
IARRETr, or TuENEw YoRK LUNG ISPRhA-
fRY-hy connection fer the eight yearu with the
A above Institution a. chief phys'cian and q twelve
consumption and Ito Kindred diseases, together with
my unvaued porunltcs aud advantage q
inhaiatuahas enabled 10 arrive at decisive. direct
and suceess course OF treatment for tho positive and rad
saEes ny inhalation the yapor aud curative propeTtie,
ofcdoues directly Addressed 60 the dlseas.d ORGANS
uHaatlon ofany Kind 20 the exclusion % general
and although consider useful adlnyant w ne
case. yet deem Il very neesasAry that each patient
and the high character Of the ipstno which have
70 Ions had the honor 20 preside are To- wsn ssssn to
Of many private and professional frends through whose
phianhtups AID me Above charity ~, hSsn ions anu w
tuadto make such Arrangcmena 80 WI bring the ~
III t ronhnr vselS a. hsretn0,r 10 hoso who were
Ahle whit At my once, % who entered the ohse
n9pg ss1sFs dhAt me sn G, and eS pa
ir would respectfully announces cnucluson that can
NV % @ Nv, ~ ~ ~ u Nd an H. H.
Ftuoh prepared to suit each nfi, idua case. mhanns
20 any part OF tho UnIt,d states or tho Canadas
M terms of treatment by letter follows, wiz 81
luhaup Arpnrstus Payment IS otaws - 60 oc rAld
to ESprrss AEcut receipt n the ~ hcivrr SIND
b alanrc 81 the tIo oT the mon a. N the pntiont
be cured II entirely satisfied with tho uentnrn Pa
cnts by SWING nl history cfther case and thei sSInr.
ON In NH can treated wen by letter ny personal
examination. Patients Awaiting themselves nr Jarrett
a. he seldom has trcata over thirty DAYS leiio
or advice promptly a1swsrsd Yer nI,esr piLhcssrs %,
! .dfcsg IA hh@A NJ. 4SAeet = ~ -
! No. 40 broadway, cor. Twelfth St, n. Y.
R-Phy sitians aud others NlauF the city arc res
pc,tmll, Invited 10 call at the tnnrtnsry where mann
lnrrcsilug GO sos Gao Wiuesae,i and Whcrc I
rr,ei dppit atus or the inhalation Of n,i,a'tl 80
p1I 10 zen aud Inspected az
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Oysters ! Oysters !!

NOU will always find nice fresh Oysters
Il for sale by the pint quart and gallon at
A. NJ. COOKS.
u-rAlso HOT OYSTERS at short notice.
St JohnsbuIy. Oct. |, 1858. 90
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OnFauaArrn nitrEHt IL tAic add aurr truub fnf hla
pepslA, Asthma aud 1cpclal bshlll ~ al usif Nhu"ua
Hfus Lot all anifad with uf thrsr painful ilarAtls
~ the medicine aud they VIII be- saiishcd hur'ef Ah
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300 Reward.

WILL he nad the ennkirnn of responsible part,
w who shAl infringe upun The following Pat nts aud
Trade hnftt,hy mskinn OF NvnsnE any Aficie not the
genuine, 80 such, VIA
HAYES n CO.'S COAL OILS,
the only uniorm standard Cosl ont the nartct N,tc'
aud thrApef. Alsp. JONES FArkN coal on. LAMP
Evofy genuine lamp " stampsd ~ y Jones, Patent
Tho Fulc sfr cautioned sIsn, huS lnE imitation ui' ~
tatiiUn guAfantcci. supply unlimited.
E.F. JONES \ CO. Sole Agents
SO SA y Central street. Boston.
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Just Received

MICE 1ripc, lIuckWhont Flour White
~ llomiuy, sweet Potatoes, aud Onions.
oct O. l., JEWETT
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HpssEH rEoH IAcu tr4Tr,
lNyAilpa. NOTICE TmsTAcTI

Por the pAst FinY years pH. 4. o. NCuAHnfnsh hilth-
ny iNE hfTT kita have been uuF ard AZ hu tNrsWhc
a a1esi- srstss seed hsfnHf-f iuy'liritr- A'' Shc
1T tir thousands ~ finthfh ihi nave
teen introduced Within that prrnd has trrn HhanngH
bT, RlcAAfdsuna medicine has been hltialn'd Nl ln.
sffa popularity fur sole 40 thf Ufuft once 40 ~
IanuyrT street sud tl drarfh lu urulNur fffA where
foT sale ~ ~ Juinsuu3 ty a. T. hhht ASA D. e. mus
kHiu, DfuFEists lfrllNA
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Threshing Machines

\ AN now manufacturing lal th, shpr formerly
1 oreuprd b., Randall Whinplc,) one and ~"
horse power GRAIN threshlng and cleaning ma
chimes, ffum the most appfON cd p4ltCrns, which
fif (oufffuftpu, BUrdbiAtY aud LLelhfi1H lHa
Freedom fionI Yrffi0H CNNNuT ht rVrrttrn l..
1hosv Who intend 10 purchase this season, will
find ~ fnf their interest ~ order sosn.
Address LEMON gibson,
% ~. Johuthuty, VI
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Sash and Doors,

ENNHOSE ia uant of first rate ,ntiiClc in
L the above line will do well to give us u call
and buy good inside Doors from 81 .25 20 10, the
best workmanship in 9ll eases warranted.
L. o. STEVENS.
ST. Johnsbury. Oct. !, 1858. OF
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A Great Chanee.

VNlE subscriber, offers for sale first rate
i perfect, nov, Chiekering iiano Forte, beau
tiGil i"p. and touch, for only $500.
q, II, CLARKE,
~ JnhnshnrN. srni- ID. 1855. 90
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OTIS, Shoes AND RUDDE1t5
ron SALE

INN CAkEgof Aeu's nuhsT haota ofth fafaous ia
lp'b Wafd Huhhof Ias manufaefufa. AZ - I,sf cent
discount sent ~ ttptrss, cash delivery, m large ct
sna lots, ans ttra ordered
kou Cssss sfuvstshoss and Rsnd.is
iola tasss hens ho1s aud foutht d0utlo tHlc TIL
hfnts
~ Csses Meme cav Heois.
Please ufdrf aug site frf sample lots, or can on
uENHI DANON,
Nhoitsas nfAier and Inhhtr in Hnnia Fhnts and huh
hsts. IS uANotEH 81, cup stAifsl
sept w. 1854 u-i6l CorRsr of Kim Of. nosrOS
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF BUCItAN's
Hungarian Balsam Of Life.
The great English remedy for Coughs, Gods
asthma and Consumption.

IUNk OF SEN ENE VOVOII MD IVN ~ MTITN Y TN
DENCY, WELL ATrESrED. .
Chester FACTORIES, Mass. oct. 18TH, 1853
DIV. BRlntrT- StR-iIaViug hrcu attacked, 4''ne tNn
months With affection NJ the Lungs atlt'-
Vtth severe cuurh that kev 20 hrComo hhllll-
Al. nauda lliHIl A!ul. La NIA
last going down with the Consumption pu,nAHcu "l
Messrs Root briggs Co. bottle OF huchans
hnsam found Immediate relief have now lulsl u
the second bottle aud call myself we'll " u nut Two
weeks since commenced taking the Balsam yet nav
gained pounds In ncsh. hud the affection ~ tue u
appears have wholly vanished. chrcriuly rcc4hv q
the MEDICINE to others that Kind otdsehho OF TIC
Lungs. remain yours truly, - -. ..,,,,
DR. nRAnITT-Stu- we have witnCeNctthe ctccl ol VIC
Hungarian na,Am un Nj Francis and 10 NOT hc-thl" 10
recommend II others OF likc dsrNs" Sc N0hrAhnn.
ROOT BRIGGS a No' .
"a Sole Proprietor. DAVID y. HRAulEE, Mhielt9W u
Mas To uhuu all srderk ahould DO addressed. Soll Nv
brueg sts and al medicine dealers ln every town 10 wv
livtlA Stllcg lpl Blush Provinces.
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PREPARED by
DIR. y. &. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.

II. p HOYT. and ]. c. BINGHAM, 81 Johns.
bury, and by Druggists generally.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoraf,

ron THE RAID cuuR Or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hodrssne6f,f
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsumPa
ton, and for tho relief OF COnsumP tiSS
Patients in advanced stages Of no
dischse.
So wide IL the Reld Of its usefulness and -
mcrous are the Jssv Of its eprss, ust Ainest
every section OF country alo,rndh In pcrSons rub
liely known who huvo been restored from aisrIning
and oven desperate diseases Of the lungs ~ I've
usc. When 0neo Uieds III superiority srsr IVY
other medicine Of It's Kind IA too apparent to cseAps
Observable aud where its virtues are known. the
public no longer hesitate what Anudots 10 smllsy
Tor the distresdng and dangerous affections Of The
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this'
has gained friends by every trial, conferred hsnshta
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pre-
be forgotten.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26

We observe, by telegraphic dispatch
IN the St. Louis Republican, of the 18th
INST, that Mr.. WINSTON, Marshal of Kan
SIS T., has been removed, after a service
OF sixty days only, and Mr.. Faia, whose
name, in 1856, was SYNONYM Of wicked
ness. has been appointed in his place.
When Mr.. Buchanan removed Fred.
Emory, Garrison and others, of that ilk,
and filed their places with honorable men,
We began to have hopes that the admin
stfatiOn was disposed to deal justly by
KANSAS IN the future, but the appointment
"such tool as Fain, is not designed to
restore confidence among the people. The
aane Of s. J. Jones is not less exception
'els than is that of his deputy, Mr.. Eiin,
"ao served under him at the destruction
Of Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
Daily NeWsnanep.

VAN HORN & Abel, of the Journal of
Commerce, Kansas City, Mo-, have COM
menced the publication of Daily, the
LIST and I'd numbers of which are before
US. 1t is a model paper in mechanical
appearance, containing % columns, and
gives evidence of long life by its numer-
Gus advertisements and the ability dis
played in It's editorial columns. Situated
as Kansas City is, at the diverging point of
the immense travel from the Missouri to
the unbounded "West" we conceive it
the location for Daily newspaper for
general circulation along the valley of the
Kansas, and places south of that river, and
as such we recommend the Daily Journal
Of Commerce as paper worthy of patron
age, and trust it will receive liberal sup
port.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
Hov 70 mats u.v.u.p.,, 90 saf.r.


We find the following sensible remarks
in an exchange paper. We commend
them to our distant subscribers: ave
would like to have all single packages
doubled, trebled, quadrupled, or more, if
more might be. It is too troublesome pro-
portion to the gains. We can put up two
or three papers for the mail nearly as soon
as we can one. Besides, we always real
ize a feeling of anxiety in regard to these
little packets, in sending one paper away
by itself SO far. We feel for them in
their lonely and uncertain journey. As
to the large packages, their very bulk will
command some respect for them from the
Post Office clerks. But these solitary lit
tie fellows, in their seeming insignifcance,
may probably be kicked into some corner,
or miss their way, and be lost among the
hills and hollows. A small package does
not arrive so certainly at its destination as
a large one. We have a remedy to pro-
pose for this state of things. Let each
subscriber who gets "single package .
obtain another subscriber or two, whose
paper may go along with his for company.
1: is a pity to have one paper take such
long journeys as some of them do, "soi-
tary and alone" Give them company,
and they will travel more swiftly, and
reach their destination more surely"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
Murder Trial.

The trial of Gen. LANE, for the murder
# Col Jenkins, is still progressing as We
~ TO press. The prosecution closed their
sz;aeuce in chief, and the defendant has
introduced his exculpating evidence. AS
ve 90 to press, the prosecution are intro
5ucing their rebutting testimony. Opin-
ian seems divided on the merits of the
CASE many believing that the evidence is
If that character as to make it justifiable
homicide, while others observe evidence
Of cold-bloded, premeditated murder,
and think the justices, before whom the
examinations pending, will be compelled
to commit him for trial.
We expected to have furnished, this
week, review and condensed statement
Of the case, but our reporter has failed to
supply us with the desired information
for the want of time, but will do SO for oul
next issue.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
Contestants.

The following, from the Lecompton
Democrat, will be found of interest to con-
testants in disputed land claims =
By the law, it is the duty of the Register
and Receiver to try contested cases. The
testimony is to be confined to a simple
statement of facts. Persons having con-
tested cases should call on either of these
officers, have day fixed for the hearing
of the case, and obtain notice to serve
on each adverse claimant-which notice
must be served personally on such claim
ant, by disinterested witness that not
being convenient, the notice is to be mailed
to him, if his address can be learned, If
not, then the notice is to be posted on the
claim in dispute, and in either case re-
turn must be made on the copy.
1t would be well for pre-emptors to re-
member the circular of December, 1856,
which prohibits any person from making
more than one legal filing. After making a
legal filing, any abandonment or sale is a
forfeiture of their right to file again, or pre-
empt. Any one doing so. violates the law,
and therefore commits legal perjury.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
HeM Aobeftisetpe
The Eclectic College of Medicine,

CINCINNATI, o.
THE Winter Session of 1859 will commence on
i the 18th Of October, and continue 10 weeks.
given, occupying six or seven hours daily, with
good opportunities for attention to practical
Anatomy, and with ample Clinical facilities at
the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
oas-
TIE. St. JOHN. NJ. d.
Professor Of anatomy and Phystotogg
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A.J.HOWE,M ND,
Professor Of Surgery
C.H. CLEAyELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor of Aateria HedicG and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
J.R BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases or Women
and Children.
The Terms of the Session will be the same as
heretofore, yiz:-Martieulation, s. 90; Tuition,
$50 90; Demonstrators Ticket. s. co. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduatiOn.) Graduation, 80 VI !
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (Optional,l IS 90.
The Lecture-Reoms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in q central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut street, where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival:
Tickets for the session may be obtained Of tho
Dean of the Faculty, at his Office, No. lib Smith
Street. or of Prof. G.. II. Cleaveland. Secretary of
the Faculty, No. l39 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. III. d., Dean.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
1bs Hsrala Of Freedom.
saturday Morning. June ss. 1858.
Liberty Of the Press.

. tho liberty of the press We understand
+hs liberty of discussing the propriety Of
nI ~. measures and political opinions, let Us
puDH much of it as you please but II IL naeass
,,t, Of afronting. caIsnaHsdtiag and defdna-
"a, another, /, for my part. own myself will
=. 81 mart with my share of it whenever our
Ns shall please to alter the law; and
ls IN .beerfully consent to exchange my liberty
't. -tr.;pe others for the privilege of not being
.bo.sd myself.-FranHin.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
Utah War Endad

ina news from Utah indicate that quiet
s'Oi'y restored to that Territory, and tina.
'1O'e VINO have been rejoicing in view Of
-potracted war with that deluded people,
y nl nave no further occasion to do so.-
.'ss'cent BUCHANAN has issued a message
congress, announcing that no appropri-
s''0n would be necessary to supply outfits
- tue TWO regiments of volunteers which
y 70 was authOrized to employ in that ser
ace, owing to the fact that official infor-
-A',oa showed that the disturbances
"0aio DC adjusted without resort TO vio-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26

OF The WIN. A. STILwELL, who was
murdered at Chotteau's Trading Post, in
Linn county, with four others. was lately
from Iowa; but the Conneautville, Pa,
Courier, thinks he was from that place,
some two years ago. From some circum-
stances which have come to our knowl-
edge, we are inclined to the same opinion.
Mr.. S., of Conneautville, was a Mason
and P. G. Odd Fellow. He was young
married man about thirty years of age,
and, when we left Pennsylvania, had a
beautiful wife and one child. The one
killed in Linn county had two children,
both young, and the reports all say: "a
very lovely woman" Mr.. S., of Penn
sylvania, was mason by trade, and the
last we knew of him, he was identified
with the Democratic party. The one
killed in Linn county, called himself a
Douglas Democrat. We have been ac-
quainted with Mr.. 8. for twenty years
past, since his early boyhood, and have
known him as an intelligent, honest and
Industrious person, and the last man to be
engaged in political or personal quarrels.
When murdered, he was on his way to
Kansas City, with a team, for supplies,
and it was understood by the murderers,
that he had some two hundred dollars in
money on his person. Fortunately, his
fears were aroused when he saw the pirates
approaching him, so he put his purse
under the hay in his wagon. Prior to
his being shot, he communicated the fact
to one of the prisoners who fortunately
escaped with his life. Search was after
wards made, and the money was found in
the hay.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26
Retirsd from the Press.

Mr.. WALDEN has retired from the Quin-
dsro Chindo,Uan, having an engagement
to preach in Ohio during the coming
year. He is a man of considerable talent,
but like Thachsr, poorly schooled in po-
litical life. Apparently feeling himself
too moral to use the weapons of an enemy
to punish an opponent with, Mr.. W. op-
posed voting in October and January,
but was devotedly attached to Topeka.
Though differing from him widely in the
means to be employed in politics, yet We
agree with him in the END to be at
tanned and Notwithstanding the many
hard things he has said of us from time
to time, running through many columns
of his paper, we extend him, in his retire
ment from the press, our best wishes, fol
his prosperity and happiness.
The Chndoaoan is temporarily suspen-
ded, but it will be revived again in few
weeks.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-26

OF Hansy, who oficiated as deputy
marshal in Lawrence, in the spring of
1856, and who was guilty of so many ex-
cesses against Free State men at that time,
and who shot Hopkins while attempting,
at the head of party, to enter his house
after night, to lynch him, was killed in
Leroy, Coffey county, few weeks ago,
while attempting to enter the house of
another to commit violence upon the pro-
prietor. He was the last pro-slavery man
in that region.