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Bib Manual, BY Everett;
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Dick - Wosks,
Lsssnso Dow's works,
Chain IL Scared Wondsrs.
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MstSsw Marx, Luke aud John, Rxodus,
Lsvitisss, 0sossis.
'csnning's Minor Work.,
,cunaing 3 Tent sad Altar,
cunning's vsiess Of the Night,
csanineS Voices d tAs Day,
Ca0ni1g's Voices Of The Decd,
CamninG'a Dsaedjelions Of the Dlssssd Life.
Canningis Church Before the Flood,
CInnin9'e Lectures "a Rooanism,
cannang's Daily Life.
Caaans's NsanASe q JsAn
osaAntI Nsan1sr % Phihpiass and James,
CAsistias Lifs-6esial and 'Individual;
02menAs for the People;
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Nm. Marks Halle, or Ths EAsspfold In the
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TAosshn - Help asd Cheer lit and ~ series;
Back Hs1noay snA Exposition u our Lord >
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Barnes NetA-xakeseingJ james. Pete. John,
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REMOVAL.
PL q y u z \ 4 CO.,
saving Hsvsa - sAs new Z ssssy
Mouse, Ne. ios Masn.ss., Ger. AsA,
ARE now PREPARED TO FURNISH.
PAaSrEns AND 8UILDEns
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
VIA GLASS u eli nsss. Jte. ~ Q 10 Asssso;
SASH, (Pr'~sS s~A Chased " dervs1o
LlNSEED OIL, RAW or BSilsd;)
LARD AND OOTTOR-sEED OIL,
(For Lubrisating snd Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
VARS 6HEs AN JAPAN.
W. aiso nansfscture whites Compound
Driss, which y superior 70 say oAhsr drsr IN the
W hsvs soaaassly 1. stock waiting. v.n..i.a
LamPbiset, vssdyks Brswn, Red Led, Lishsrgs,
~, D. Also, FAiat Brushss, 0lasisss' DisH onds.
olasisrs's Pslsss. Geld Lssf, -.
We have large stock Of Hardware, which Aav-
iag bssn ssssivs1 vishiu the pass twelve months,
10 AL rev nd fsssA, esd wishing y sless this
esaneh Of basiAss, lssIl u q s1osediae.
y lev assres. 1hs stssk semprisss god assert-
DsDe Of buildiae materials eAaplsd - u Western
market and Carpenter ToolU.
a-Wstsvits ~ sttsstiss Il cesstry Msr-
chants - oas stock, feeling asssSe1 tAaa ~ saA
sell them eeods st = L. prices y thg eaa Ard In
%. Losis o. coy ether Wsstsn Asy. -
We solicit The attention Of Msrehants, Painters
and Buildsfs 70 our rev pIass Of business,
No. 10 Msts arsst, sess 10 Wssea TsnpMs's.
Apv7Sd PLUMNER 4 co.
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NOTICE.
'I'HE Annual Meeting II tho Stockholders a.
l the keosuk Mt Pleasant and Muscatine Rail.
road Company will BE- held At the oliss OF the Cor.
EAnY in Mt Pleasant, lows, ~ 3o'cloek ; :. q
nednesday, the 10th day Of June, 1855, for the
purpose Of elseting Bos Of iirsstoY, for ths
ensuing year, and transscfing such other husiness
- may properly come before the meeting.
JOHN ". OGDEN, ssc'y.
May 8. lS5s-dtd
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Dry g o . ds
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.

nOIS0 BUSINESS ntirely On the cash system. I"
~ sxpec, to sell Goods as CHEAP as any other
house in Keokuk.
Ny stock oompriss.syeryshing il the Dry ,;ood,
line Muslin ,o!eached and ultie ashed sdr lis cal
ees deisines, pareges iaw0s clyetA s~isse. iael
eaet,s and silks. Livery ysrie ~ and all styles 81
Ladies Dresr TODD Also edgipg Insertions
gloves, mite, hosiery collars undersieeyss
sets, ribbons bonnets hats. eaps dc large and
we'll selected stock Of LHdsr' Shuof and Caters
Aiso, 8 good assortment II Eassimerss black ape
blue CiGth. Doeskin Summer Goth &c A lar,,
tot Of summer Nes'ings such az Narcotics
silks, &c.
Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes of ali kindsfoy
0entIemen's wear. grsssts, stoke, gloves II
and many other articies too numerous 10 msntion
ali of which will be soid al very low prices for
eash Ny Goods arenew. Come and examine foy
Yourselves. Notroabls ~ chow 6pods and Price.
Krokak. Junel8-dAs JHH.
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Nee 81 and b, Leyee, cpposi team boz Landing
kE0kUk, IOWA
ME- are nov Ia receipt of large took of good
w in our lire for SIZING rRAps. 10 which the
! attention Of Cash Customers prompt Tins buy
sfs IL solicited. Our stock is partly cemprisea oi
the following;
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0Do. FOSTER,
uvon1s1 AID DRAL81 ~

CAina, 0aoss una QuesnsWars.
SOLAR LAMPS, CA0TOR6 I SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLBRf LOOKING GLAE6Es, &C,
Msis-st., doors below Tth,
kEO1 .......IOWA.
rlSHE attention Of purchaseIsis respectfully IN.
vitsd 70 the above stock, which will b fesnd -
eonpriSs the newest, largest and best assortment
u The kind s1ssed for salsin this city, m q
which are offered ct prices to suit the tA1ss.-
PARTIES abont 20 commence housekeeping, house.
ksepsrs aad I'll II NsAt Of the above articles will
lad Il 30 tAsis advantage 70 give me call pro-
Mss - paFshaainG slsswhsss.
jaaeo1 u. FOSTER.
NT1I1n Ifonstoss Dining, Tea and Toilet
w ware, u new and beautiful shapes, for sale
In sets o. piscss TO salt parchasess. By
jsSd GEO. FOSTER.
LIME Decorated China vases Celoenes, n atch
j Boxes ,CandIestiehs, Card Baskets, Isks, Motto
Cups and SAasess, ETC.. In great vaIiety spd for
ste ln~ ~ GEO. FOSTER.
jsnsSd
HLAG6WAkEi In great variety, Goblcta, " inss
OBgg 0lassss ,Chanpagpss, Cordisls, DecanasYs
Wis Boteles, Bar, Table and Boda funblsss, Bit
ssr Beetles, oelvsss Sugars spoon Stands, Bowlss
PSeesTvs Dishes. Celery 0laDses, eyyup BottIss,
ealts, Oxests, Jars ,Lsnps, Csndlsstlsks Melassss
Oass, Lamp CAinlsys, 0lohss, H., H., ~ lar ~
hsst town for sale st close 1surss g
the Hew osssksfy Stofsof gro. FOSTER.
l1IfAAo0I6s |. ssts Of Dair. ssv - Tisl
~ AXLetss sais n 01o. 1ooG11.
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L y + n ING ST . = u,
~ Mstn'st.s 5. ksek ak.
"ITH thanks to my many friends for past
w favors, beg leave to inform them that
am now receiving my SPkING AND SUMNER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from a.
houses Of b. Deylin Co., and james Wilde. n.
CO., the two best Clothing Houses In the Uni.
ted States. My Clothing IL good and we'll made
those who have purchased Of me will testif, T.
that fact and to those who have not I would :sy
cosse andfrg for ycIrseirss. Good oods, Il 1 All
price are always the cheapest.
owing u the pressure in money matters I Am
compelled to scllstrietly for Cash
April I'd AW .GKIFPTrH
~ ion, for sale at ~ Main-st.
apr2d Avn
A sEhi superior assortment Of Ii men Goods
"A on hand At No. 70 Mainsi.
spr2d Avn
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To GENTIENIN.
TIVE superior stock Ut c.othA, eassimeres, ves-
/ ings, 5hirs, Drawers, Gloves and Hosiery,
shawl, and travelling Blsnkets, viii be sold uut
farther notice. u LESS THAN EASTERN COST
rem CASH. p. b. FOSTER,
ncy3dkv Aeeond-st.
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| N f. w COO g
" 'l
y
spring and Summer
INV, cooDs
CARPETS AND olL.CLorns,
CURTAIN GOODS, &C.,
Which VIII be aelA Cheap~r thar
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$l,sos.ss7.ss

Total Liabilities, 1880. 1851. IS
Tnsettled Claims not due. "a
Losrs Equhdofy Adjusted ond Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF eli, ZOO, 900
VI losses have been paid by the 4Rtna Insurance
Co., In the past 3S years.
Fire ana Inland Navigation
kiskf aeesptsdat terms consistent with solyeney
and fair profit.
Especial aerfion srsn 10 the laurence Of Drsfnes
and confenfs, for Terms Of one 10 i've years.
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a S see $500: :: =. ; s s ~ = iss'''
ase1a 4. Va eo8uD9D
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30


this Territory, and yet the perpetrators
are running at large without an effort 70
arrest them, in counties where the Free
State men have all the local ofhces, up
held by portion Of those calling them
selves Free State men. Among the most
active of whom have been the hired re-
+perters of the Eastern newspaper press.
If any further disturbances occur in this
Territory, these are the people who will
be Justly responsible for it. The Pro-
slavery party. has abandoned the contest.
The Free State men have majority IN
every county in the Territory, and they
have the sheriff and all other local Off
GERS in all but two or three Of the coun-
ties, and there is no county, In which the
sheriff cannot preserve the peace, he
desires to do 90.
You make another complaint against
the President, that he has twice postponed
the sales of the public lands. If mis-
take not, last spring you complained be-
cause the sales were ordered for July
The FIRST postponement was made at the
urgent solicitation of the people in all
parts of the Territory, and SO anxious
were they to have it done that they sent
on a committee of three to see the Prssi-
dent on the subject, and the result Of their
interview was published by you. The
second postponement was more necessary
than the first, for money had become
moro scarce in the Territory, the rates Of
interest had gone up to Eve and ten per
cert. per month, and there was good
deal of sickness throughout the whole
country. By adhering to the second
order for the sales to take place in No
vsmber, the settler would be placed at
the mercy of the money lender, when to
postpone it the settler would have another
year within which to obtain the means
to secure home, without having to give
away one half Of his land for the money
with which to enter the other half. No
good goYernmentwould knowingly impose
such terms on her citizens, and hence the
second postponement Of the land sales
until July next. It wss measure de-
manded by the condition of affairs here,
and of which have heard no one com.
plain, except such as were determined 70
be dissatisfied with any thing and every
thing the administration might do, and q
few money lenders whose per centage has
been greatly reduced by it. ~
| By giving publicity to this, you will
correct some erroneous impressions con.
veysd in the article alluded to, and oblige
yours, respectfully. j. W. DENVER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Shawnee Comfy.

The Supervisors of Shawnee county
have re-townshiped that county, as fol-
lows:- i 90
First. Ordered that all that portion of
Weller county lying south Of the town.
ship of Burlingame in Shawnee county,
be and is hereby annexed to said Burlin-
game township for all judicial and mu-
nicipal purposes.
Second. Ordered that all that portion
of Weller county beginning south of Wa
karusa township in Shawnee county, be
and is hereby annexed to said Wakarusa
township for all judicial and municipal
purposes.
Third. Ordered, that the time hereto
fore fixed by this Board for the several
assessors in Shawnee county, to complete
and make returns of their Rolls, be and
is hereby SO extended as that such assess
ment shall be completed on or before the
first day of November next, andsreturns
madeto this Board on the LIST day of De-
cember next. .f
Fourth. Ordered that the boundary line
between Topeka and Tecumseh town.
ships be, and is hereby established, to COM
mence at point on the Kansas River at
the intersection of the half section line
in section number twenty-five Of town.
ship number eleven, (11) range sixteen
with said river, and thence moving South
on said half section line to the Wakarusa
river.
Fifth. Ordered that the sum appropri-
ated at the last meeting of this Board for
the purchase Of Books, Stationery &c, be
and is hereby increased to an amount not
exceeding one hundred dollars.
Sixth. Ordered that the Clerk of this
Board is hereby instructed to furnish to
the several assessors in this county, GER
tifcate copies of the action of this Board
in reference to the assessment Of property
in this county and the return of their
Rolls, and also brief Of their legal duties
in reference to such assessment.
Adjourned for one week.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Qur Gold MinAa.

The Kansas Gold Mines have become
q fixed fact. No one, acquainted with
the facts, has any question about their
richness, or the feasibility of obtaining
gold as readily as from the California or
Australia mines. From all we can gath
er, more than one hundred Elousond dollars
in dust and nuggets have already reached
the States from Pixies Peak and vicinity.
The few miners that were prospecting in
the earlier part Of the season, were poorly
supplied with the convenisnces for dig
ging gold, and therefore the yield OBJ
tanned by them Is no criterion on which
to base future operations. IF FIVE, or even
two dollars per day, could be realized by
them, ten times that amount could be
readily obtained with proper materials
with which to work. We ought not to
expect much more news from the mines
this fall, a. most of the miners that spent
. portion Of the sumner digging, have re-
turned to the mountains heavily laden
with provisions for the winter and spring.
-Wyandots Gazstte.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
From the Nebraska Repu5licds.
To the Citizens Of Western Territories Of the
Unifed Statea,

From the Nebraska Repu5licdS.
To the Citizens Of Western Territories of the
United States.
FELLOW CITIZENS You are respect
fully requested to sign and procure sigma.
lures to the following form of petition, and
when as numerously signed as practicable,
mail the same to your delegate or repre-
sentative in Congress by or before the first
week in December next so that it may
have the early attention its Importance
demands:
10 the Honorable Senate and House of Rep
reseutatives in Congress assembled:
Your petitioners, citizens of -
would respectfully ask your honorable
body to modify the pre- emption laws so
IS to extend the time of entry five years
10 actual settlers who are cultivating one
eighth part of their claims. And as duty
bound, etc.
Your committee, appointed for this pur-
pose by public meeting at Omaha,
would express the conviction that by
prompt and general action in forwarding
your petition, We will obtain the modifi-
cation asked for.
Papers all over the country friendly
to the object, are requested to insert this
card.
JAMES sTEwART,l
S. G. DAILY, Com.
JOHN EVANS,
Omaha, N. T., Oct. 6, 1853.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Poetry.
rhe ssasoas.
BY MRS. L. L. DExxo.

~. -
When balmy Spring, with lightsome step,
Comes tripping o'er the LAND.
BestreWlng flowers upon her way
With Natures bounteous hand,
And bringing with her life and hope,
To charm, the heart and eye;
Oh! in this balmy spring time
I'm sure Ine'er could die.
When summer, with her cool retreats,
In robes Of green is dressed.
And earth, with all its loVeliness,
Hath don'd her foWery vest,
When through the leafy greenwood,
The gentle zephyrs sigh,
W IN the pleasant summer time.
I'm sure 1e'er could die.
When autumn leaves are falling
Der the dusty way-Worn path, ...
And through the fields of ripened grain
Is heard the reaper's laugh,
When through the valleys wan and sere,
The leaves all scattered lie;
U in the golden autumn.
I'm sure would not die.
When Winter with its boistrous breath,
In white bedecks the earth,
And every village sehOol-boy's heart
Is filed with joy and mirth.
When round the little cottage porch
The falling snow fakes lie.
III think-that e'en in winter time,
1Would not choose TO die. :
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Jo.iah miues.s

SEEING that We are about to have legal au-
- therity established in Kansas, announces
that he will now attend to any business pertain
ing the profession of the law. Settling here
sas Tfss S;ase." tNhieS VIII Vas destrossS " III IN Law
renee. slst May, 1867 he is well posted as TO the
best places for investing money on specula-
tion, and as to the true condition Of most con-
tested claims in this county, and win attend to
any business Of that kind. - - q
n. b. That his Office Of Judge Of Probate does
not prevent his prac ticirg law in all other courts
OF Kansas; but it gives him authority 10 admin
ister oaths. take depositions, Acknowledgements
Of deeds and other instruments of writing.
number Of 100 acre warrants on hand. Of
nee No: u, Massachusetts, ST., opposite Express
Office Lawrence. Kansas. Dec u 81 If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
.ForRisanf.

THE FRANKLIN HOTEL, situated in the
= ToHnof Franklin. Douglas County. Kansas
Those Wishing: to engage in the Hotel busi-
ness, will hnd this q profitable stand. Franklin
city. Of Lawrence. and on the great California
road, leading from Westport, Missouri, to Law
renee, Leeompton. Tseumseh, and Topeka, and
then TO Fort Riley. There is daily line Of feur-
west, well loaded with passengers, besides Q
vast amounted other travel. %
The House is large and CONVENIENT, with suit,
able outbuildinss, barn. stable, cribs, &C.,
Being only four miles from La xrence, IL is just
pleasant ride cut of the city. for evening parties
either to enjoy the bracing air Of a summers
evening, or the delight Of winters sleigh ride
Also, a Store-R Room to remit in.the same place.
Terms moderate. Enquire of
JAMES CHRISTIAN. !,
Lawrence, Sept. 4th. Attorney at Law.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Advertisements.

The EIectic College of Medicine,
CINoINNATI, o.
THE Winter Sessiono Of 1s5s-9 willcommence on
A full and thorough course Of Lectures will be
given, occupying sir. or seven hours daily. with
good oppoftunities for attention to practical
Anatomy, AID with ample Clinical facilities at
the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement Of the chairs viii be as fol-
ows-
Professor Of Andfony and Psychology.
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
,sla Professor cf Chemistry and Pharmacy. q
...-,,- ~ A,J,H0WE,M Md, s,
Professor Of Surgery.
. or G.H. H.ChEAVELAND, M. D.,
Professor Of Adteria Hsdicd and 1her1peutfcs.
WIN. SHERWOOD, ND,
p Professor Of Medical PrGetice and Pathology
r. BUCHANAN, n; D..
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebrdl Physiology and
4 u q :, ss. Institutes Of Medicine. aaAllw
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of 06stetrfcs and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
The Terms Of the Session viii be the same as
heretofore, e,yis:-MarticulAtion, Ss 90; Tuition,
$40 90; Demonstrators Ticket, s5 90. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session. before graduation) Grsduation, $25 %
Tieketto Commercial Hospital, loptionel,) S5 90
and comfortable, and in central locality, Tin
College Hall. Walnut Street9 where studente
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of tbs
Dedn Of the Faculty, at his office, No. 1l3 Smith
Street, or Of Prof Q. II. Cleaveland, Secretary oi
JOHN KING, NJ. D., DeGn.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Immigrants.

The streets connecting with the roads
for Southern Kansas, were yesterday
morning again nearly monopolized for .
few hours by the wagons and stock Of en-
igrsnts on their way to the Usage and Ne
osho valleys. This emigration was most
ly from Illinois and Ohio, and report to
Us that hundreds Of other wagons from
the same States are now on sheir way to
make settlements, either in Southwest
srn Missouri or Southern Kansas.-Kam-
sas City Jcasnsl.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
JAS. LANE
kkS CHRlsIIAN.
CHRISTIAN q LANE,

A TToRNEYS AT Law. Once. Duncan's
ABuilding, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
They are Commissioners for all the Western
States, They will attend to collections in Kan
sas, Nebraska. Western Missouri and Iowa
Mr.. Christian having had large experience in
the business, will attend to making invest
ments in Town property and Lands. He will re-
ceive for loan or sale, land warrants ut o fair
percentage.
The Kansas struggles being over. Mr.. Lane will
devote himself ecct9si0eiy to the practice, and
trusts by strict attention TO business, to receive
portion Of the business of the people Of Kan
sas.
January e9th. 1853. may e9th