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$50 9ts; Grufb.o, Yrpperer. graAulater. @rounr :uno pat nj
Cut Gpaf 2udtr.
$50 bills. e peurw q mt . aaft. 8ufer.
100 bblS. prinle nep crcp 9tw Srltdne sSudtr.>
% bbeS. medium. to prime
lGo bills. prime nep erpp @e,r Srtsans MTstaTts.
10 trrtS
100 bis. @plSsa ump slad syru,.
90 btbs. Niuscoparr plrlalItt.
go tbiS. unb titrtt5 Satrn PANS.
200 bhes. Bacon Siets unp SHOULDERS.
25o btls. unb tieruS Yarb (prtme ltaf).
100 legs prins g0cttrn Geai yMp.
25O bills. Gut lib GJrrs 5srrinss.
900 berss Aeanianiine mne Ialrp JGaue(ts:
3o0 berte Slad, BROWN mo t5anc9 Scaps.
25O tltrets 8ice.
so tbl6. Cream Gle.
300 bills. pure Cider 9ineaor.
90 brreS Gnsliib SairY Gttt.
0e' btls. Cincinnati NIB Hsetuite gShisfey. Hmu. Gin srort,
Grreidl, 9art> unb Raotira gSeiu. S' otN"9
35s ttlS. pure sirginia 0icuntain g3bistm.
100 ttrtts Sonbpn porttr.
lao ba'stts Sba.npaanrr.
40 BAGS easuirn, Mrfa. @aracaitr, 3ic uub 0os, 0pTtt
'oo'coo yrIleipt, papaiia une anrcre Gi9arrcn.
25 bbls. Yidles.
$So tSls; 6amiip. Grra, suptrfns, Sine 1t. = Miottn6s sfcy,
ylSl.9p Sints; Ssp CORDS, 9Srappins 3mire. o
2Srappti9 yartr, getter NIB lSppliedp Noptr. 9fam 0,iuorr 40,
aapisnth une Drain 9eppcr, 9imeitu 93rcap unb SSaib,nI = wa y
v,uu, 9tetn une Dllrrcpber 3hct, Stlrfc, Mathcs oucr : nr,,n
SIo0nis. studsns, elptbts' gins. 9feifer, Niriitnfrpfc. Nan%.
amo staN'asa., Sis gaie. Nutmc9s, Waccarcni, 8ermicfQi SIN,
S'aath9s Srul pts, gcalt Nrirpers, unb allie lprildcn Mriii,I III
|. t.MEt Wtetere nne 6urnilhina GtabliHrment aebIItru werprn -
GUM "srfauf auBerft bilis sc9en taar tt "
Wm. s8aIIat SIbne.
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6arten=@irtbfd,aft
BON Oernbaro &raui

BON Befhgarb Nr0uIe.
Den 0elern bieiss Slattes Die Nn,eiss, pa6 bic frii.
Ser 9emful'iae @artsn< 94irtb1dnft felt &,lr;em ron
llntsrseid,nstem iibernUnmeit unp p%cuitlnpig gru ell.
seridtet 1T.
Durb 5I6runs Der teIten Spsiien unb 0ctr1nf,,
lppie burdb ,uYprfcmn,enpe uno auinerfiame Sepie-
nuns toft tisie Birtbidaft gu sinem germ tsiutten
@ersnusunsspldb 3u MAIDEN nno erIautt ifh gum Isi.
bissn Sshuhe p~erltltem freunclidit ein,ulapsn
Serntarb 8rauie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

@rs. 8. @tauee, 1853 9rracRr. swiiden Der
6. unb Z. @traBe,
1nadt ben teutfftn grauen &i&mpneS bic erae6cnjt, Su,tis, hae
fe in Deutltlanb ais 5rbammt Hubert unb amt Der ilnis,rjitlt
iu Geipiis ibr Grantn tsitaneen bal, ppriiber lie bic tclen Seuaniiir
pprlesen fam, ttsbalb it fb ti prrtrinmcntsn 6el.0tnteiten tt.
isns %tnutietIt. 8usteid matt bisielbe ihren @tnueriirsn bic sn@
stise, eaB lie bs Snapttn Der 8tnher. 9lutcsrliteenu II. (. 10. ttlens
Stiorst unit eerartiserl Iuftrdssn i6nslienS ~ndbfrmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

5000 idreriidr uno unsarii9e 8lutesel
erbislt icebsn unp o%erfauit i'm GroBen rnb 6lcinen gu
ZEN tiaisiten preiien 9. 5Uttet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

OatlS t~erii9mteu 9taubtabnf,
aae Soffsa, srbislt fcttsn linb %oerfauit i'll Urpben unp
"f'"s" .. &pfen fstt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

uuterrihts- anSeise.
&Gie in ~frIteren Satren mcrre id aud Sielen sBiu.
ttr ,ritber Nbsnbflaisn tilorn fur Grwadlenr, relte
bic enSitfde Sprade erlcrnsp nuIeu, 70 rte aud, fir
Scl4r, bic it i'm @hreiben unr Nchueu serpcu.
tcn'mntn irclsn. Gle Sepinsunsen psrpen 70 tiata
tie m6slid ssfeat. .
lin balpise Iuneltunsen tittrt
!9entp opn @r6ntma.
Glas'Strabe, airiidcn Der I. II. s.
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9el6Gfts< Nu3eioe

Der llntersridncte matt rem @utlifum Die g(n,s;oe
Dap CT ben StUre rabc au Der @de Der 5. unp M5rpap.
StrnBe (iriter Office pcS ,2lnsciscrs') iitsrnpmmrn
nnp nit eiuem reihrn Eager yum Gisarrrn, Jtaud,. unp
S&nupftatat unn dbnIihsr ,u rieicm 0elbaft aeb5.
rsnper @rtitei erofnct bat. 0urd, ~tcit1npise Senpun.
asn uno perl6nIihe tiuise Gtnfiufe amf nSrpliAcn
Ntarftea 1T esrislbe in rem StanO srleBt. irinrn 5rruu.
een uno @ennertI quite sSnaren gu ocrtaltniBmdbis
biItsen preiien oferirsn gu fGnnca. Tim eenriate Gin.
itht ieines Gassrs unp nm sablreide Seltelinnsfln bite.
%erSctenf Senrp N]olenIetp,
1913 SrnoSaro6s
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@hnaise @%.lsscnbsit
cema Oihcfe bic 6amb an bictcu.

Der plan
TIT au9emetn estannt une telietten arc6cn 0eIt.
Ss@thhf NUtterie Der trrien Stact 8rantfurt
tietst "
inter nur $4,000 srclsn 1881 @cwinne.
a,c ret ab.r bic Salfte Der accte mertsn nit eelroepiuusn
SSSn nWV'1o: daooV0. 10000. 12O0oO, 1I5oOo, 10000. l05OUo.
vaoo luVuoo. 10000. 10000, 25u00, 2 mol 2OUO0. . mai
,svUv' q maj izooO. 2 nal 10000, nal 5000, 2 mai 5000.
MAJ tvov, 4 MIA Soo0, Is NAL 200o, 1I6 NAL 1000 Gjulbcn n
IL y; y, !. u. sssoJtn, une bic in Der Isttsn alaGt nidt nit GjrlS.
s s.u W.m seSeesn rersen, trbalttn gu Ter nisn alaGt Der frlatn-
.M Sn.t st nrtllnre. preurdb hrm s~5nbater esnuet Gin 81
MINI! bs iu 10000 Guletn ;ufautn tann. ""N v" V'
Ne H""lm Stsfuns fnhct in Sanuar ftatt, rcw
YIN genlee GceS $500
Yin riutsl Gcos rs
~. 49,, 3. @tttrs II. Go. in Grantfurt.
W%. &ut Srisf. fur nue Inb i'll atrtMiren an
z. RilItr, 81 Chatham Ctr, gtp Mptf.
Srsben erbattsn bon gerp gprf per Scbuon.r Dane.
sils 2ooo Sfuno psutide @Fau,nen, pelae an gBis-
eersessaufsr gu isar btuiaem preiis a~taelahen merten
trhn.a. SIN s%srinseren Suantitatrn 10 gin. fir 81,
uno IL Cts. per pfp.
Terner mi6tis fir SddsrI
~ Seren galeteia TriineR. per 9funb bel Der Bog
Q gents an paeeu bel sS M. 0Gbe,
Srcaeitr., 3~riIdeu Der 5. II. G..
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Ycrmischte Anzegen.
SB tipeIm 1%attIer II. 6
142 Mninfrsct.

smpRtsIt fsintnStrre' in aneH Strtsn 81. une sSaHerfartrn, Vinfel
Sirntnsn u. {. n, estnir 6~tnhtralaS III jsecr GrrRe une SuaIitdi
Sat aulitmalr anh eiebsatcr Urn MIlesi unrS sibnrn cine srpf,
aRsUabl Der tt0eu NaterioIten.
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Nn pas ceutite Wutlifnm.

!. n <V VuN VVuIIUF TUVIUEW. NJ"
unttr allen G%rfintunaen Der ncucrcn 2it rtmmt Sanfnrs'a Su.
oiscrdtpr fcrrbl oS Gin miSeS NbIuhrln1smiittl, aS 0ith tctcr-
'%ttniatnete Scilmittcl Zen ernen Stang Gin. lie mmtt b~aurtiatblir
auT Die Weber. nelhe eurb ben Uttrauh eieicr Mcbi;in 0Hcr unrci>
nsn. benz Nprrer 10 ftaeiiter Saic, in cen Noecn entlcries uni
elrb bic eemSbnlhten Raudlc atfnbrt. @ut acNen llnrcreMmid-
felt. Scretrcnner. Nanae an Slrpctit ,. ut CO nab ben ,feu0nII,n
tauknecr ven Nenidcn, m;ldtc baicltc nit Grfre actroudt Baten,
Gins her bttcn Seilmithl. Ter @rfrla III id,nri unb iidsr.
Yrtit PER 5Iaidte SI.Q0.
Au ~sctiauftn ti aSic II. Wran, %stcpttrftr.
la Main Sir.
Taieltt in arn fetS Gin erlcS &iIrrtimcnt MN aucn Ntcti;intn.
Sarttn, 6la:, Sete II. csl. p~crrdthjs.
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N. A. ~STURDIvANT.
Attorney at Law and Notary PM

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(0tehtanmalt unp E1entlidsr 9fptar.)
tmpftblt iib ;ur letcrnatme antr 4shtssriblSi, ami allen Or.
rldttn III Imo FUR bic Staet RifDmpnc, GbelrrIrip up 5anrs,r
Counts. Sffiet: Gfs Der IL. unS 9mflras., ypreins Ball
se9enlter. &idmcnp, Sa. II [is.6
1900 Chs. Smaa Sreaits Bacon. 10 4iere.s ~1urrrirr
&IasaR MeniutY SanS, unb g lisrus 10 5ams. n,bt ri,l,n
"hettfh 4flutlh eTpltlfsi lrtbtn SIM. aSaGat { tbns.
10000 sbt. Sprr's 5cs &runb 6an,ily Saern, II,
habfn pt sSni. @alaee SGbne.
oO 9npt. 1erre loaut nnb sGarren Sires Saepn, III
baten tti 9En,. sRalate Grbut,T
LOO side prime ~easuaYra &afe, 200 Sdde prime
Jtip &ahe, ,l baten bel 0Sna. sSalaee GS1ne.
2em&Derfamf! MmSperfaufs
Nu%amfus GeIbGaus,
@plparteiter unp ltrntaGtr, a
Srraeltrect 9r. III smiibsn !. unp 8. Gtraee
prm 6riepriets tars =Stihmenper Gijsntabn.I epet
Scstnuter
Surh lansiabri9t &rantliffsit seranlaet mcin
0cidlit auf;u9ctsn. tiete ih bismit sinem aesbrten
9ublitnm mrim tpublancrtirteS Eager BON libren II.
@rlrmaarrn 3u ben t~ilisftn Yrsiitn an litb Re.
merle, Rap Elm Srcbsr 1beil Der @pleipaar.n sc,
mir lelblt anssfertist ipurpsn, iur hsrtn Gplibitdt
il nit Jirdt bursen fann.
aud> bin i6 2Siasr,S msin ie6r spnhInsia.s
@rlehrbstttr.s Ssrf3sus, irrie cine 0iahr &arnevl,
Shspis, uno siele aupert aate uxp usStste gesfs
feiNe ji e~tttnulcn. ' a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

y. II. GHALKLEY,
gambler bon grrsr uno Shub. SincinsS, Smrrrtrur
ppn iranS6iiidrm &alttcoer,
ID. ctr, iwildsn Drain II. Carp, Ttidmpnb, ga
9cuhih,n Gduhmadeiu rrb rics r~clit6teiait oITert:rte Y,,,
sMa Weber aatr @t ttlcns emrcNlcn. Tieitlttn tnten saitlbif IN.
sisih aase ~ ,hreni 0tidNit nrtetge sscrf;eua. biz {. 9. Gineinss.
Gttlttr ,t. aUc Scrten l(prcrc II. /. ~ 5uS ron SatItrn nm
S%udbtnSrrn ettrandt merecnce 2srcr lit slciGfaas %eporitbi0.
vile elre Irtttel wtrStn 9t9cn Saar recr cute 9apicrt bilish
strfluft. fIGs
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&atnb! @atlscb! g

SSestn sNtrrssn. sbn Q ts IL tlbr. ptsS ron n,srs,n an il D.,
2"rfel@aft prs llnicr;sttnettn tin ttlitatsr -anSd
Sunb @
a~lSrtra9tn,. gu esm Sctermarn ~Irsnncli&t ,iua,Ist,r IN.
2Sni gtsin litscnetn Yutlittm ,ua.tit bic 8atriti. ssf in
'r 2''rtei3aTt hes gea-9lIPartss Sotsis, ron psute an
SScin beim Gdpppem
rtr,arft rrirc. umS ;mar BEN .tp, *
Sd,'ppen 3n ie Sts. Hne ssa baIbtn 3dbppysu W. q Ste.
3'clsT ;eitsenadFe 6ertitritt in Der gnrp,6lunssa sItia,e stut-
l!er sS'rifltalten an ibiieiisent glass wirSs nm IL nsbr, rie vii,
ti9Hn9 ees Sesp'ttn EuhlttuntS Hnetn, ra Is ftn ,,Nadeuruetr".
lrnrtrn elm gutter unp ihmadbainr t,urI&r 0anrw,in in. kts
ittnen rpsrtben Galtsn spreStn mir
i.t el :. IN 3. RaIrkauitn. a
Stn-YFarft ScteI, Gdt Der 6. unb %N1aribo0if,
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Temer. mub ~ arimc=SlNefmram

Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Company
bic ein 8cna Sice Capital pcn 100000 bcibt
unb i'm Sabre 1882 ourh bic @sltbsetuns
Don 8irsinien ein9elebt rurpe.
gsriihtrunstn ipcrbtn burd, biefe ate Gcmpaanie trtteili unto
BEN sunhisncn 8soinsunsen assen 8eucr< uno sBaitriblrtn an
Gissntbum aasr ART, alS: 4duier, MeubeI. @ltsr unb gSaartn
dltr art,. iowcbli in Der StaSt, ais aud I'M Gance, unb perptn bic
btreTsnbrn sutatlunsen prompt ateiitet.
Nss-. Sur bic Volme unc Die aufna5ne Der gu ssrii1srnben Gs-
esnjtdnte wirb nibts stredtnet.
SiEte DO. lSl Mainnr., 8ihmsnb. 3D., cine 9bhr xrttrbalt
Diepatb SifUr. s. 2. &pmarbin, 9rditN.
93iItiam DilliS, Sr., Sceretdr. TO- IL
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.. mticbe 2lnpfhcfc.

1tlSDC <QHptDcECs
Unr ben mir nrn mcincn ticii9su YoneSleuten 10 rci!Iib oc-
lhtntten SuiprutN bcriih eantcnp, enipictlc id miha aud ftrnertiu
oertn, 9tneishn aSrhlmrlrn, inpem id III slchcr Stit ,ur acnnt.
nB trin3t, Dap id nctit iriltcn Srr9utn NIB McSicanrntcn. cb,u
erhltlt: 9Haumcn, GrSicn, ftinc unb grptc Ucrite, Saap, OJrt,e-
utebl, 3aier9rrts. %YerlNieeene Grr;cn Nuecln. ttuihe Gihrrien,
3 inner ara!tcr>aalr, Gbreclabc. Niaearrni. Galat1l in orcEcn unb
Uenrr;tn, Sdirlamt. 9ai fumcritu, Seiftn u. &c, weltt srjfcl
it ;u ben ~na9itlt bill3Itss 9rcitn teitcne tmpisttc.
:. =. 6ii&er. 9st.
Sri 9icw sjcrt nnp Baltimore Steamer erbalt Der
untcr;eidnete icpe sSrde:
Sacrn, SioeS unb SGrulrers,
SomS lnp 9rcalt,
Yarn, Butter uno GGerlt,
Madtrel, 9ilurrS, ;3uder, 0rniir,e &c. &C.
Siaig 81 9ahrt lnb gum &crtauf tci
gS M. y. Gylcr,
Is. Str, smiifen Stain II. Gary.
@m. 1aYlUr,
9Sbelelale Vsceer unp Geminiiiiuns, Icrdaut,
Mainltr., 3riihen Der II. H.. Is.
heratirsuna Der Yrsiie BON &pblsn.
Nis Grtilt sn 6 efe imt his auf psinrr Nabribt mic fila:
Srft Vump Gcfe s.. 40 nr Qc,S 'S
Spfi !6ail 9rfc 4.7j
p1re Srtt, ttlec Srnn 80
Ittltn Nrttlen iuTrl9c muB Gcfs as tS billtitt ;SercruraSn,,.
terill pttltr Sealrn N~n9cthcn mcrecn.
VtcntSlln9at: Sa1ridhlurs tcim gtttlcn rScr @bGehulna.
Stt Nrhlrn' Jarot btirnctn iih Gte Der 10. SraEe mn S,aiin
Ic Gts Der T.. mn Ssrrlir, lirlih "rn Canal.
z".'l SnN. 8. sStrtb, staert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

Shilrrr-, Sancp= unp Srnamtnte. 0faler.
Der lnier,sitnete ma6t cem pusIifun, hi, era,t,no, sp,,;,,
Gap or @nTtrda9s srnl aRalrn sn Shilstrn (Sisne). Joni, anS
6ones>, Seenrrit~ uns Srnamtnte- lPeI,rtitn anninimt uns ihms s1T
ssl6nadrrl unb biat9t ansinbrt. siuitrdst tSnn,n lei ON gts''
1921 "S, Sssar n
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Bay gBer elm autes Silp BADEN mill, arte nad
Der frnteren aObhbur1ihen @aasri, @p. IL NainhraFe, rr Nie>
manb %utsrfsrrsrt pertsr miro. asatirn. fsrtist @iIper III, bic
aQstmeine Anertnnuns fnbtr. getradfct itne 9hptclrapbS, Wm>
brptpes, Grasrn aopis, Nslantoippe, Y~anctspeS. photographs
unb 9tctoSragbs af Seteen;cua, Gebtr unb MeaHpIantn, ur
audi Der eeutiht gsfuher tititr 8duere pirc terjelben ieme aln>
ertenuuna ssrib nitt periaseR.
Dai.lbt ptron aud aht Dasutrsctspe neu unc in icbtr belle,
hiStn @rppt absnonnt,i.
YiIoer nerpsn spn 37i Cts. an ansrftrtist, @tutcsrapbien ron
81 an. Slesr htrstn eel 8tstn nnb SpnEtnl6sin anssftrti at.
SbJ Shtfcn ii. Gttnt.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
Free State DELEGATE Convention.

s~-sN ~~CsS6S>S Afc44b4oAs
A Free State Delegate Convention viii
Be held in lawrence, on Wednesday, Nov.
10th, 1883. for the purpose
fst- Of discussing the various aJies-
tons connected with the present political
organizations of the Territory, and deter
mining the true policy of the party; and
Cd. Of considering the question of the
speedy admission of Kansas into the Union
as 3 Free State.
The apportionment Of delegates is as fol-
lows:
Leavenworth county 13, Atchison 4,
Donipban Z, Jefferson 4, Brown g, Nema-
ha g, Potta1at0mie 3. Calhoun 2, Marshall
I, Washington ], Riley 3, Clay 1, Dickin-
son 1. Davis 1, Wise 8, Butler and Hunter
g, Richardson z, Breckenridge $, Madison
1, Greenwood 1. Woodsoh /, .Coffey 8,
Weller 2, Shawnee 5, Douglas 8, johnson
4, Lykins 4, Linn 4, Franklin 8, Andersen
3, Allen 2, Bourbon 4, MeGee Dorm and
Godfrey 1. Arrapahoe and the western por-
ton of Kansas not otherwise attached 1,
making in all 100 delegates.
County and township committees are re-
Quested 10 take early measures for the cleo
ton of delegates. in order that the conven-
ton may fairly represent the different con-
stituencies.
The people are invited to meet in Mass
Convention, at the same place, on Thurs
day, Nov. 11th.
By order of the Central Committee.
]. BLOOD, Chm'n,
J. NJ WINCHELL. Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
Mr.. s. g. Brown, living half a mile soutl

Mr.. s. G. Brown, living half a mile south
of Emporia, on the Cottonwood. has set 9
good example. in the way of building. fol
the whole country. Mr.. B. went on the
principle that good. house would cost nc
more arst than last, and SO built one first
His dwelling which he has just completed
at cost of over three thousand dollars. il
the finest residence in Southern kansas
being finished throughout in the latest style
The wood work was performed BY Aessrs
Holmes. johnson Il Wait, and the plaster
ing by J. V. Randolph. The house pre-
sents fine appearance from town, and re-
fleets great credit on the taste and enter
prise of its owner. Mr.. Brown contem-
plates furnishing it in manner to compare
with The style and value of the building.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

More Emigrants to Southern Kansas.
Sixty-four passengers, mostly people
from Ohio and the Eastern States. arrived
here yesterday by the Iatan. A majority
of them design settling in the counties of
Southern Kansas, where they have had
agents and friends making examinations,
who report most fayorably upon the farm
ing lands and growing towns of that fine
region. The emigration to these counties
of Kansas, situated as they are in climate
where the labor of the husbandman is not
locked up by the frosts and SHOWS of a long
winter, and where crops are most forward,
and stock can live on pasturage the year
round, has been very large during the en-
tire season. In fact, we believe that we
are speaking within bounds when we say
that seventy-fve per cent. of the entire en-
igration to Kansas Territory for the last
year, has been to South Kansas.
The advantages that this region of coun-
try possesses are estimated not only in soil.
timber and water. but those other advanta-
ges that are so Intimately connected with
the products of the soil-those of roads,
markets, and commerce. Being without
railroads there is no other country of the
same extent within the domains of the Gen
eral Government now open for settlement,
that contains as good roads and as many
superior commercial advantages as this
same Southern Kansas.-Rdassas City Jour.
nal 18Th.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

We understand that an exceedingly
'pious" individual who refused to assist in
the exercises of the celebration of the last
National Anniversary, because they were
held in bower, the finishing strokes to
which had been given on the Sabbath, went
to one of our newly elected magistrates, a
lew Sabbaths since. for the purpose of hav-
ing an attachment issued onz that day, a.
gainst the property of an unfortunate cred
Tor. The case being without shadow o
Iustice, the magistrate refused to take any
tOgnizance of it whatever. Some folks seH
strain at 3 cat and swallow saw mill
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
Tnaueemeuts TO subscribers.

Es will furnish TIE NEvs and ExERT's JouR
,,r or AsRIcUrTuRE, (price $4,000 the best AgEi
.u,ursl Journal in the Northwest, one year 10
s,p dollars and t,senty.fDs cents We make tnii
Fberal offer with the hope of increasing our oWE
,.eription list, and also that of en- excellent sg
cultural journal, which will be found 70 De aoaP
Il TO the wants of the farmers Of Kanzas-
Also, one copy of The News for one yeal
nd one copy of the ATLANTIC, the great bos'ol
gonthly, one year for four dollars! The price o
he ATLANTIC alone, is three dollars
Now is the time.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Daring the past FIVE days larger amount
VI ram has fallen in this portion of Kansas
4Sn We have ever before known during the
ne space of time. The rain commenced
u 'ne afternooon of Saturday last. and con-
~ rTOeo with but slight intermissions until
,n0fSday noon. A portion of the time
=: %'s Storm was very violent. All the ra-
DeS were filled. the streams all unprece-
:, e"'eoly high. so as to stop all communica-
:, Uu with the outer world. On Friday i;
sred up. and we have since been blessed
olI Avn 'he warming influence of the rays Of
4. y '0l' who seemed before to have entirely
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The Washington Star says that the Post
master General has ordered that "all sup
plements'' or.''extras'' folded within regu-
lar issues of daily or weekly journals
actual and bona tide editions of such pub
lications, conveying intelligence of passing
events and general intelligence subjects
the whole package to letter postage.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

FRoM NEW MEx1co-A dispatch from
Independence says the Santa Fe mail ar
rived on the Cd, with dates of the 18th ult.
Mr.. Craig, the pay contractor at Fort Mas
saehusetts, is supposed to have been MUIR
dered by the Indians. The hpaches were
still troublesome. About Fort Buchanan
they had stolen lot of Government stock.
There is no news from Fort Defiance. 1t
is supposed the expedition against the Ma
yaios has been abandoned.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

We are pleased to notice that Postofice
has been established at Cottonwood Falls,
IN Wise county. and our friend Chas. Hills
Appointed Postmaster. A semi-weekly mail
hne has also been established between EN-
Poria and Cottonwood Falls. When the
service win commence we are not advised.
Cottonwood Falls is the most fourishing
point in that region. and bids fair to make
atown of importance.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Many of our farmers have allowed other
business to interfere with the gathering OF
their corn. and were trusting too confident
y to continuance of good weather. when
the late storm came upon them. The dam
age done to the corn is not very great, but
aWOuld have been better to have been
gathered before the storm. T
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
Particular Notice.

Hereafter all notices for political meet
NOS of whatever character, that appear in
rHE NEWS, must be paid for at our regular
ates before their insertion. The question
of Freedom for Kansas having been settled
ds6niteIy, the strife has now become one
for the spoils and emoluments of office. and
bOse who expect to dance must pay for the
music.
This will apply to handbills, tickets, etc
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

We advise those of our farmers who are
able so to do, to hold on to their corn until
next spring. 1t is worth but 90 cts bush
ell now. and cannot possibly be worth any
less then; and it viii, we think, be worth
double that Do not sacrifice on it now if
it can be helped.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

At Convention called for that purpose,
held in Emporia, Saturday, Oct. Esd. E. P
Bancroft, w Fl. Watkins and g. w Evans
were appointed as delegates to represent
Breckenridge county in the Territorial Con-
vention called at Lawrence on the 10th ot
November.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The Chicago Democrat says that since
the beginning of the present campaign in
Illinois, about FIVE weeks, seventeen Ma
tional Democratic papers have been estab-
lished, and nine Douglas organs have CIV
EN- up the ghost
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

In consequence of the high waters no
nails have been received at Emporia since
Saturday last. and we believe that none
have gone out. Mails but once week are
bad enough. but when they are cut off it is
Eorse than starvation.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

RAPTURoUs.-A London correspondent
says: "There is in this city young lady
from Baltimore, who is the most beautiful
woman in the British dominions. She is
the dream of the poet, the beau ideal of the
painter, the unequaled heavenly mould of
the inspired ulptor. Her eyes reflect
both heaven aud earth and are more brill
liant than either" The fellow must be in
ssluy"
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Notwithstanding the "hard times bust
ness in Emporia is fourishing. As an in
stance the figures of last weeks sales alone,
by our merchants, somewhat exceeded two
thousand dollars. If our merchants viii
but do their aohOse duty, we doubt not thai
the trade of this place next year will quad.
ruple that of the past year.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

BOrton & Co. will shortly make large ad-
dtions to their stock of Hardware, Tin
sare. Stoves, ETC., so as to be fully able to
meet all the demands of the increasing
lrsde of this region.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Dr.. Armor is putting up in connection
With his saw mill, pair of burrs and a
bolt for grinding wheat. We are glad to
observe this. The Doctors perseverance
in spite of difficulties is worthy of COM
nendation.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Meeting of the Free State Central
Committee.
An adjourned meeting of the Free State
Central Committee will be held in Law
renee on Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, 1853, at
O'Clock P. III. The members are earnestly
requested to be present.
BLOOD, Chm'n,
JIM. W1NcHELL, Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OHIO STATE AND UNION Law COLLEGE.
Tins institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon graduating may be admitted to prsctice--
For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
feb2O-ly MA. KING. Secretary.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The Chinese territory ceded to Russia By
late treaties is said to be in extent abou
double the size of the British islands =
Smart diplomatists, those Russians.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
Masonic.

Masonic.
Regular odmmunicaions Of Rnpoeis Lodge. D.
D., a II and A II. are held on the Thursday eve
ming Of or preceding the full moon, in each Month
L. D. BAILEY, ". Il.
CIV EszRIDeE, Secy.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The New York Herald says that the cost
of transmitting one column of news from
England by the Atlantic Telegraph Gable
will be two thousand dollars.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Il appears that our information in re-
gard to the killing of G. W. Clark, pub
lished week before last, was incorrect. We
have only to say that We much regret il
was not true.