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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14
N h tuffLE.

A tiotntt "a law hnd ihha Agtnt IA
n sdl0mlhH Doe Residence. on Mtihtt Ha.,
tloafhsId Maiuh1. 1898 +
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

GEO. WALTERS. Iuofy.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
hay This world is a stage" and al

D1~ This world is a stage" and all
mankind are organ grinders, was our
thought on Thursday evening last when
some three or four Italian gentlemen
made their entrance into Winchester,
with organs on their backs, beltcd there
on with leathern girdles, and ever and
anon they would take their organs down
and commence "lhat same ould tune"
with all the boys in town to give atten.
ton. We looked to see if the editor Of
the Shelbyville Expositor was among
them, but from some unknown cause he
was missing. We guess he is attending
to his organ in Shelbyville, and if the
good people of that town would keep him
there we would advise them to issue an
edict forbdding the Impression of the Ital'
ian gemmen" spoken Of above.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
BONNETS,

parasols, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons,
gloves and hosiery. port-monies. pins needles.
percussion caps suspenders, combs, vestngs,
tweeds, cottonades, blcached and brown do
mestcs, reaGy-made clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, hardware and cutlery, tinware, sugar,
coffee, molasses. drugs, medicines and die
s,uffs. indigo nnd.madder, soda, pepper, spice.
ginger. and an endless variety of other things
too tedious to name. all of which is offered at
the lowest rates to cash buyers.
Good barter taken in exchange for goods at
such prices as we can sell at again.
April Is. 3m MARTIN g. SON.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
D We notice that F. N. w. Bur,o

D9- We notice that F. N. w. Burton,
Secretary OF Safe, who left several days
since, and whose office shows lack OF
$50, 900 due the State, has returned to
Nashville and published card, stating
his innocence, and on y ask ing full and
fair investigation Of matters to set him
right.
Mr.. Lutterel, the Comptroller, and Mr.
Spence, both have published cards relative
to their connection in the matters of the
Exchange Bank, both of course protest.
ing innocence and only waiting for full
and fair investigation Of affairs. Mosby
the Comptroller's clerk, has vamosed, his
guilt being firmly established TO the
amount Of about $1,000. Spence says
he deposited bonds, yet no record proves
his assertion. Yet, still, the notes were
signed by Lutterell. Curious affair this!
That investigating Committee have stir.
red up things that smell loudly Of swim.
ding, but who is guilty? Who can un.
fold the dark damnng tale? Echo ans.
wars, who? With all the light before
us, and from the tenor of public opinion
at present. Mr.. Lutterell, Mr.. Burton
and Mr.. Spence will have to work we'll
if they restore themselves to quondam
standing.
As to the notes Of the Exchange Bank,
we believe they are selling at about 25
cents in the dollar. Some will not have
them at any price. From a private let
ter from Mur(resboro (,be location Of the
bank) and from the papers published there
we learn that the people are much in.
censed at Mr.. Spence's conduct, and that
his money is "no CO." except at about IS
cents discount on the hundred. See our
bank list corrected to suit the times.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
Perils of the Border.

This is the title Of tale, the com
mencement Of which has been published
in most Of the papers throughout the
country. 1t ends off by saying that the
remainder Of the yarn can only be found
in the New York Ledger, the great fam.
lily newspaper, for which everybody writes
&C." We would have received three
cents per line had we published it, but
chose rather to not thus do injustice to our
readers.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28

MARRIED.-In this place on the 2Ist
Inst, at o'clock P. M. at the residence
Of the Brides father. by John T. Stat.
ter, Esq, MIR. Joseph B. Watts. formerly
OF Bedford county. and Miss Mary E.
Swain.
We must congratulate our friend 10.
seph on his good fortune in securing the
affections Of the handsome and sprigbtly
Miss Mary. She will doubtless concen.
tra,e the discordant elements Of his ma.
ture' and cause the refulgsnt light oil
revelation to shine athwar 9,
the devious pathway Of If
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
Nashville Market,
Prom the Nashville Daily News.


CoTToN.-Sales 81 bales in various
lots,'as per figures given--35 bales at 10
cents, at &c, IA at 10c, 6 at Sc, 2 at
loo, IA at &c, 2 at &c, ! at lOc, 2 at Sc,
and at Sc.
ToBAcco.--Sales 6 bhds.--5 80; 5 IS;
5 80; 7 IS; so; 90.
BAcoS.--In demand. We quote Sides
at &c; Hams &c; Shoulders &c; Hog round
about 7 so. Stocks light.
FEATHERS are worth SIC. in good ship.
ping order.
DRIED ArpLrs.-The best shipping lots
command $l6l rs.
SUGAR.-Market quiet, quotations as
before-say, 7tO9c. according 10 quality.
MoLAssEs.-- barrels. 32aS5c.; in
half. barrels. 37a4O.
CoFFEE.-At 1908 cents.
WHIsKY.-Recti6ed l702Oc.; Country
$4,000.
LARD.-9Af0s4sents.
LARD observation-disclosures, price for
pure Lard Oil, 90c.
CANDLEs.-Star. 2O@22c.; Tallow, 12l
{Ol5c.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
To CorrespOnlentA.

"Black Jack"-Your little piece may
be published If we have room to spare
quite conveniently.
"X."-Your piece is declined.
"Forsak en-" Poetry respectfully dc.
clined becau Sc you never give your name,
and because we don't like your piece.
"Constantia. Would publish your
poetry in reply to"Constant," if you had
given your name. A pity it is that "Con.
slant" cannot have the opportunity ofre
plying to your queries. But we never
have and never will depart from the rule
TO publish no communication minus the
authors name.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
q % i i 81.

SsslE r..
Valuable Town Lots and desirable
Family Residences near the public square
for sale or cxchange for young NEGROES,
or in part for good Mules, Mich Cows,
Sheep and Hogs. -Four lots with i'm.
provements, all in one block, surrounded
by streets running in every direction.--
Fifty acres Of Land on Little Hurricane
Creek, with water power where there was
formerly cotton factory 10 operatIon--
also, One and Two horse Threshers and
Scparators, made by G. Westinghouse &
Co, Of Schenectady, N. Y, Vhidh they
insure. Call and see one operate in
hreshing any kind Of grain, and see their
bills, certificates, &c, &c. r&a5'" A good
bargain may be had by calling soon on
the undersigned, who is authorized to sell.
aug22 p. |. CURLE.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28

The announcement that newspaper is
published in town, gives it reputation
of Importance. A newspaper adds to the
value Of town property in town where
it is published. This is fact not gen.
orally apPres lated, but fact, neverlhe.
less.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing in the
Tailoring business between A. VI. Hodges
and w. r. Culbertson, under ihe title of
Hodges g. Culbertson. is This day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be car
ried on in the future by w. R. CuIberison, at
the same stand. [Nay 20. st
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-28
COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta (Ga.) Market.

Atlanta (Ga.) Market.
ATLANTA. May Gath.
Editor Of the Home Journal.
We have still to report dull and de-
Ginning market, particularly for Bacon.
which is now offered freely. Hog Round,
a large lot at OF, small lots held at o.,
Clear Sides l04all, Hams 94a 81, Shout
ders s cts.
Lard dull at 104sll cents.
Nothing doing in grain or Flour
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT u co.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-13

raubunoen gu reben na8 1T beam bic neue
StenIpsllteuer, lrenlt ea6 Biad,en 8eilti5eyiabz
rlil8, mas re 5itreiAilde Breile Dem Nclfe
bieteil fallf, auf cine encrnlc SGelle pertbeuert
uip raourd pcm Yclfe rom Wulce ipe1Aeipnl,
men mirO, nus tit es anoers, alS elm Hau6, ell
m1terielIer, unD Elm s%enietne8 leIul.iIAeS Nttel.
tat anT die NoItabllrnnS 5u8lel4? Die Wtes
1ler BIdtter lprllen e5 perluden, c5 eS mo3ltd
III, inter benz Drude bteI er, init benz 1. Sau.ar
beSinnenben Steuer fcri5upe9ctiren. Gein elm
5i3eS 8latt bort 81 erl4eiuen auf, nur Die
OMergeupolt" UNI Der sSumcrlIt" (ca8 er>
birniliAe Sapbir'ide 8latD itedea Die Yplitif
uno Die Innoncen auf UNI Der Steuer ltd gu
ent5icben. Die aroBeren SiGtter baben ibren
BsetS er9Sben l%nliileu, cch tbul lie Go ntdt bis
our tpGbe Der auf SO Yso5ent oe5 @rtrases aus
lteigenoen Steuer. Die v0ltreidil6e 3eitun9"
erldeirt ltatt %5peinlul tdBlid nur nod einmal,
itatt III Swei, nur in eineul Bc3en. Die oBrel.
le" Sibt, in ber Weile per euBIil4en 3eitun9en,
cine OiCr9en< un0 cine (nur nit DEM ~0teuelteu
permebrte, JOINT 9leiAl1utenpe) 4benoau8Sabe.
Die vSltoentlde polt" rermanrelt liA III Gin
Morsenblatt, rur nob einen Bo8el1 ltarf. Der
yWancerer" allein 9itt elm Wor8en= UNI ein
Abeneblatt, ME bi8ber, Wtcrgen8 einen 8ar5en
uno NbenoS einen bltben BcBen. DaS amt=
tide 8latt, Die pWener 3eitun8," bat gut
fcrtfabren, mte bi8ber, Gle Steuer trtttt ne
niAt, lie tGnnte lcsar ibren Prei8 ernieoriBeu,
unp mirp es mobl aub tbnn. Die Sitreidlhe
preli lift Dur9wes cine balbOhieio, ,aber tie ltebt
lml1er nod bod iiber Der frar5Gllden. GS 9ibt
COD nod einI5e 6raBen, Die tie an OoS Sdtf=
lal fret bat. DIE frun5olilde Yrelic bat gar
feline ulebr fret. Dl5 5elSte Die fur5e Oppoli
tens &%omSDie, Die Der Walcpin pes rOtben
Yrin5en 9tapcleuu, 5r. rpn @;rarDin, in Der
leBten WcAe oui5eflbrt bat. Die oYreie"
bate bel Der Babl GaUai9nac8, Ger lest, @otta
lob, tcOt ilt) Garncta urp @cnohaur'a 9rpBen
@lntluB au59erot, p1rum mlBte lie leBt (nabs
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pclecn, pslien @alcpia er 1T, gu redter 3it
1~pertirt, lie tbeuer 9enu3 ~pertauft ba:te), lest.
100 pret Neuplbtea III Yarts bercrltebeu =
u~rrliufiB Ilr 5luet Wtcnlte muaptcot 9emldl
ostpen. Sn penlIelbeu auSenOlife ldlInt li1
enc anpere lc9enannte freilianiSe 3eltun9 nlhI
- e8 lit Ter r@ourier be BariS" NIT ellel
neueu 6abne auf5utreten, worauf .&allertbum
unD 6reibeit" 9elhrieben itebt Gin Settel
|brtel um Die tallerllde @rlaubniB, ~perotell
Ill9en gu oitfea !: Die SrOnun9 lei nun 9lan5ent
per9eltelt, legt iei gu bcifen, Dap Die nit oleler
fran5ofldeu gtatlon auA 9elpsttft rperoe. Der
Railer, logte @iraroin, welSt Die 6re, belt nltt
,uriif, ct liBt tie 81. Dlele5 rtt4t pin, UNI
elle Oppplition gu bllpeu, pie Der Anii9t lit,
oaB pa5 We9daOt pes 2. Deg ltlrf selu3, I'M
Die perlprO4ene 6reibeit gu tr19e11.
(S9luB fclSt.)
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Baltimore QMetkfr.
9altunpre. Dep ID Sanuar 1857.
Die 2lmfebnnu9 DcS G5Dao. 2sSiis

6enrp 81. Biie, Der oriiterli4e" 8ir,
einier, Der bis lest nit Der iba ei9euea rabias
ten Defti8feit fir ate 0te9Ierun98banplln8en
Sudanan's ~elnltano, bat in ~Ieineul an Die Gam<
monp : GeleQi9aft III 91ew : Ycrf 9eridteten
Sdreiben pl0elIA unO 9an3 unertpartet 9csen
Gle &anIl8s Bolitif Der Administration 6rrnt
9elnl6t. Oiele6 Shreiben entbilt ndmlta
lrI9enre eerfdnslide Stellen .0feiner Tepua
blltanismuS nno conlerpatlpe Oenletratle per-
tan9eu, plB Die %2eecmptell : Son ltltutlon oef
Vcif5abItimmuu9 unterlporten neroe. >. Stltt
pellen bat Die Convention cine Il urp1ticn be-
sanseu, (ie bat Dem Solte cine frele unp 9leihc
%AtltlmnIung, morin e5 lib lelre Gcnltllu ion
bite lplbleu rrer nidt Dabten %tonneli, rcrentz
balten ; %ltininte pa5 Yetf, 10 nj ste CO Die
@pn(tltutlen annebnlen, 9lelbpiel % nit coer
rbne SfldEtreitlaulel e5 purfte NUT liz, ntdt
9egen Die Gonltitutioil l~tlnlllell. ga Der Shez
rut Der 9eccntptons@ onltituticn cas- lcaseralne
9tedt peS ycltes, iber Die 6raSe Ieiner bodltea
Wlrpe, iiber oa8 organiide @eIes leiner Jle.
~9ieruns. ab5ultimnen, niGt anerf1nnt bat, 10
lcllte Der @pnSreB Die Strfalinns slpar nldlt
perperfen, aber er loQte lie nnr onnebnlel,
penn lie nad einem rem ger 3erritrrtaI gel
gebuns gu erlalIenoen @eleee Der 8cltSabitims
mung u%nterworfen 1T; er lptte &aalaS utter
oer ~(yecOmptcns SerfailnnS anflebmeil, wenn
oaS 8otf Dleelbe Ouru lelne Ntltli1l@
nluls apcpttrt bat miro lie aber BON Q5clfe
oerneriel, Damn lafle man pleles nad letnenl
Belieben cine nelle Convention rrSanlltreI uno
cine neue Yeriaflun8 Der @euebml9un9 oeS
Srnarelle8 unterbtclten. -
W.le uptsrlAeipet liA alio in per Ganla8-
ifa9e rru Douglas nut Oarurh, paB er ucr@
er It tetnell neuen Enabling Act mid, "lonoern
cine Atltuunung oes Vrlfes aber Die gaiSe 2e=
coIrptonsSerf1lluug Aber Der decentralization,
nelbe &anlaS unter Der 9ecnmptpu. VerfalIur8
cbne pUrber9esan9ene 4bittnlmuu9 re8 Ycltes
uber Die san5e @on(tttuttcR an Senonlnen piIz
Ien mil, ltebt Der Wilelde Stanppunft t 10 ihrrff
9e9eulber, wIe Der Dbu3laS'l de.
DaS 4ronuneilmentp pe5 Orn. Wiie lpirb
nun audi III Der liDll9en Oenptrat'e etne Spals
tun9 berbeltibrea. DIE 6euel refer a la Sef'
Terlul Davis uno lU9lr tabIere PrrlflaUereiz
Sitter, ME Del Sunoeaienator Sumter BON 8irs
%Jlnieg, inter pelleu Sinflulle RE pir9tuilGe
9eesSebua9 eben eiuen 0elhlub gu @unlten
reS Staatoltreiae III aania8 9efaBt bat, ,petoen
nun nit ibrer Urattirn 9e9ea Die SemdBiSte
2Eilelde Traftlcn gu 0elDe 5ieberl. allc 3ers
iplitterun9 Der Demofratie audi in Sipen!
Da5 fede Auftreten pe5 Srn. Wtie ldBt ft6
lur parau8 e~rtlaren, Dap CT BraloentiAaitss
4Spirant 1T Die Noltalcuuerdnetat5 .Notteez
ZEN Ielneo 9tebenbublers Douglas laiien lbn
iidt idiaien; er b~stdmpft Dabet leet i'm 9tas
men Ger 8oltol ruoeranetdt Die Npnlniltration
unp Gle Hipii9en l%lltra's, " benz fleinen Nles
zen beiul Jtorpen ben 0fang ab5utaufeu.
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u As@se ksM%s4 EsE1
1ssz
9ssae grrauaenent8 fir Giumanpcrer, bic mad
10 0IeIIIINI, OuEICHI S1HNVH"U''' ~
npli8. louisville uno ct. vcul5

mttfen ebenfaus SoRoetere befafeett unb tHr ir EsGSa
/ n { meitsre llmlarung taten tere9ns, Se yaauSGnts.
tfnasg MT. BEN 8 ,ir.' {, sssr , rSsass - m uis !, q aa ~ a psra
Zen. 9nr6fabrfs 0ilstte mer6en rerfanft IN Ger Difcs pes
&aenten SEEn Y. . 49, moxF
Sfft4cS Nr. 25, Tels.Street, near QBdtere QSGrL:-
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MEK1 TA4LOK
TerStnamb 0abm,
Merchant Tailor.

IL Np. fO7 Qpmbarbfr.
s@sresttss agt 1rtsn 5srts IIstlsr naa Ht4 8 Z g Srtn,e + : n n
gDtalerffeieer ~pDrrGthie. Wleine 8reunbe unt Gpnner. me1~s
rid Beiuden, merbe i'd tets ptpmpt 3n bebtsncn 1uaeH'
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ii9feit rsr QcBtereu ..~bsfslfist. Gs tarf raber
ltAt perwnnoern, renn in furjer 3eu paS di=
neliIde 5fetd, Der Shuupla Is belo ercr NIB
fitr Gnrcpa bOdft iutsreliauter @reiBnille per.
ben piro."
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Sin neaeg Naan rie en9lilde Sprade ielat,
a..,on, mr. h;1io an erlernen

FtQlIGuI UlIU UtUFN %
I'm amen bier isSsnOsa psutf8ssn e~etsesnhsit ~ bisten aS
tp6hrenb 6sr Wtntermpnoie cine Senatnag esr snshl%sm
nSaffommGlpen ernen SpnnsoS I'm Sestember %I9ieenss5
IGRSnIsn, rp an itesm SpnntaBe snuntsrbrpGen reruaIerrtVf
ms .mar gpnntaa Mfpreens Dpn 9 Her an IN Mp. lOl utul.
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10 mr. an In 81. .. ode ron Baltimore uno BOnonraBe.-
gYpa s itbr an in Wlpntsrmerp 6ale, Gfe pom panngper nnr
.aPensaomerpifr. unerrriAtsselb monatlt0 $laU' y" o'F'
ans 5dnlbdr $50 .r.
Gs lhsiut l6erHafis Se ~9Btdtisfeit Ger Grlsrnuns Der sems
6esFpra8e ousetnan0eT ~ fessn pa ObSe eteleIoe EN- Wesa,%
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5eroafet ano prrIa6t mirb. Hub HM6 bic I'm perannapsnosn
III mpioertoaeS unD 10 jjeOe SDOds f6ern Sorti9rttt ~ ntaGsn,
soas Bel ser .aGtisiett Rn9 @riRbiitfest esr eeprlne'pOOs 0s9
Gsfsrtteten FH I'm 70 ,3ewtler erparten lfBt:
e Kgr Or. g. a bur B'S alaNss CUR Srlernhn8 fr eng
hide Gpraae wsresn n Green am 50. Nftpbsr srpnnst. &n0
mar onat Der ltnterridt an IN t tterntr; UNI y ~ SpH~+''
mn ~ xnS an sntepnnra 3ale I'm ; Asr.
3r. VI. Wun5bure. -
gtofefur beg Mdrpfdnb Snfitutee II Der Nefrsrn. nnteerNLp
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AUGUST WAGNE Err,

@aS @as4 @eS
64brtfert sea as5eA Artsn
1W Z 9 SS q q 7 G II
@leia5gHie ma1e Ia passubtirm tareuF aufmsrtfan, bat
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gae~arcatef4Isr icrte ATE ssa SogeanCn bss @alea gstA
sega Vsaspaat t9tet to eets p~ereatG8.
Mueun WdBner,
5rnt 26-li Eglr. SO, GdS,gtatlesfr., rabe graft
~GDeiDuaAf8s naD Menjabrs. 0efdcnfe
NCntlNiauO
unterseidrttr n.dht fe,1, SreunOe, frrie b~aesBeepFte @Mvs
ATam IN Mastmsinsn auf fetre @sentur fur SsfrrafFnns 0H
Bddcten II. 8eloaus5ablln8en nab 0eus al1.0
aafmerflnn au5 earaRtirt fir Fron'pts nns t9sFs @asi"9'
rure aacr Tor, re6t,sitts ~aberssbsne Nnftrdss .u
@ddete cir Weibna6tsn beFtntmt msrefn rs sum
8. @psemssr, IbaRs5dblun nj m btsSnm D: essn'
.sr srtsset iasl,fmnlen. anr- u s4iGbr bsfinmts SsnS Jul.
u ~~urs1 i~p6tsasns bis snn Z. sBsnerAautse6eps" 80
~ gu. " SGWtet
So p. 50. NORTH @aarrneg,
l. fir 81. dmtbt nne y g
sasto85ea needr Wadete 8effrterdnp IN Ntm.gorI.
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! @9ohn 9Neipe s. 8rD.,

W g. I. Gfe ron @barle8s II. 9onlbarcltr.
soItsn ftts an Sanb bic neasRen etcde fur serren' unS
~ III Cassimiers & Clothes
.rS rsre,rii6en Ito aletter mao nsasfst @lODe un6 rtOeltSf
EIniafn Nrtls fur 9 al. StP'FS
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
Give AND LET LIvE''
To the Ladies

And other articles
REMEMBER THE CORNER STORE
Emporia, May 1858 HORNSBY d flick.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11

Hides, Furs, sc.
nRY HIDES, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Tallow, de-,
~ taken in exchange for Goods, at the highest
market price. HORNSBY & flick.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
MILL FOR SALE.
Notice.

TNHOSE having accounts or notes against E. C.
i Phelps, viii please present them for set
tlemeni at The News Office in Emporis; and those
knowing themselves indebted to the said Phelps
will please call and settle as soon as possible.
P. B. PLUMB,
May 22-w3. attorney for E. G. Phelps.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
JOHN DoDSWoRTH,
Bookbinder and Blank Book

LAWRENCE ::::::: s.: KANZAS
DLANK BOOKS ruled and made to any nat.
ID tern, for Bankers, Merchants, County Officers.
and Railroad Companies, such as Ledgers, Jour
mails, Cash Books, Record Books, Registers, Tax
Books, DC. Particular attention given to Job
Work. Law Books, Magazines, Music, Pamphlets.
etc. bound in plain or fancy Morocco bindings, 1t
St Louis prices. nov7-Iy
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11

900 ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER on the
OAO Verdigris. for sale low. by B.FB.
june5-Iy
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11

w NJ. Pc RY,
Architect, Builder, and Draughtsman,
EMPORIA. KANZAS
"ILL furnish Drawings, Specifications, Esti-
w mates, de-, for the various grades of build
ings and attend to the erection of buildings when
desired. His experience of sixteen years as prac-
teal Builder will be sufficient guaranty for the
faithful execution of anything in that line.
Will also attend to the Surveying and Plotting
of Town sites, on reasonable terms.
Will also act as
LAND A g. T.
for Filing Declaratory Statements and for the pur-
chase, entry and location of claims; or make in
yestments in Town property, in Emporia, or other
Towns in the Neosho and Walnut Valleys.
Office at present at the Emporia House.
MARRIOTT
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
". e. sUTLIFF.

MERCHANT TAILOR, wholesale and retail
w dealer in Cloths, Clothing. and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, No. Mass. St. 4 doors north of ].
Bioods, Lawrence, Kanzas. Particular attention
paid to cutting garments for others to make, and
perfect fit guaranteed. ed.. iune26-lys
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
Le Marsis Du u,cygne. ]

Our readers all doubaess reeollect the horr1o
massacre of Free State men IN Linn county, by
the Border Ruf1;ans under Hamilton, in Nay last
The appropriateness and beauty Of the following
y poem from the IAtfante Msnasky for September
commemorative of that strocity viii be realized
by all:
blush Is Of roses .%l
,, Where rose never grew
/. Z Great drops on the buneh-grass,
But not of the devil
A faint in the sweet air
p For Wild bees to shun!
Es5fa : A stain that shall never
-stza Heeeh out In the sun!
Back, steed Of the prairiesl
ss.zssr Sweet song bird hy baeki
Wheel hither, bald vulturei
e Gray wolf call thy paekl
The foul human yutures
saf Have feasted and feed;
The wolves Of the Border
.e Have crept from the dead.
From the hearths of their cabins,
The fields of their corn,
Unwarned and unweaponed,
The victims were tOfn,-
By the whiFlvind of murder
SBooped up and swept on
To the low, reedy fen-lands,
~ The Marsh of the Swan.
With vain plea for mercy
No stout knee was crooked;
.9J In the mouths OF the rifles
Right manly they looked.
How paled the May sunshine,
= Green Marais du Cygne,
When the death-smoke blew over
Thy lonely ravine!
In the homes of their rearing,
Yet warm with their lives,
Ye wait the dead only,
Poor children and wives!
Put out the red forge-fre,
The smith shall not come;
Invoke the brown oxen, ..-.
fFEf The ploughman lies dumb. t
Wind slow from the Swans Marsh,
o dreary death-train,
With pressed lips as bloodless
AS lips of the slain
Kiss down the young eyelids,
Smooth down the gray hairs;
Let tears Queneh the curses
That burn through your prayers.
Strong man of the prairies,
- Mourn bitter and Wild - -s
Vail desOlate womani
Weep, fatherless child
But the grain of God springs up
From ashes beneath,
And the crown of His harvest TE~
Is life out OF death.
Not in vain on the dial
The shade moves along
To point the great contrasts
Of right and of wrong:
Free homes and free affairs .r..
And fields of ripe food;
The reeds Of the Swans Marsh,
Whose bloom is of blood
i On the lintels of Kansas
That blood shall not dry;
Henceforth the Bad Angel
Shall harmless go by:
Henceforth to the sunset,
Unchecked on her way,
ass Shall Liberty follow a ---
The march of the day.
*The massacre of unarmed and unoffending men
in Southern Kansas took place near the Mafais du
Cygne of the French Doya9eurs.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
BLACKsMITHI NG

r. H. FARNHA Am,
Attorney at Law, General Land Agent,
AND DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS.
Office, Ist door north of the q. s. Land Office,
LECOMPTON, KANZAS
a LII LAND WARRANTS sold at nv Office
N are purchased from well known Eastern
Banking Houses, and viii in every instance, be
fully guaranteed in all respects, and without linn
it as to time
Pre-emptors will bear In mind that all guarantees
of Land Warrants should extend to the issuance
of the Patents thereon; as the entries of lost or
stolen defective Warrants will not be detected Mt
the General Land Office until they are taken I'D for
pateHtg, which will not be under three years from
the time of location.
l am also prepared to enter $4,000 acres of land
on time, for actual settlers.
Refer to L. d. BAILEY, Emporia.
Lecompton, Kanzas, June 12-3m
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
DAVID PRAGER.

WATCHMAKER, and dealer in Watches,
w Clocks, Jewelry, &C., Massachusetts street,
opposite the Post Office, Lawrence, Kanzas.
% Particular attention paid to repairing of fine
Watches. june26-6m*
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
EMP0RIA AND LAWRENCE

PASSENGER AND EXFRESS LINE
]. D. d G. n. WALKER, PRoP1rrross
4 HACK will leave the Emporia House .ExDO-
N ria, for Lawrence, every Monda- nornip1 !,
o'clock, and the Whitney House, Lawrence h.
Emporia, every Thursday morning at o't8O.k~
Passing through Bloomington, Twin Mound, Bun.
hngame, and Quincy.
4GESTs-G. II. WALKER, EmpOria: TT
WHITNEY, Whitney House, Lawrence.
augl5-H
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11

STONEWA ARE.
DECEIVED this day an assortment of Stone
LII Ware, Jars, Jugs, Mix Crooks, etc., Just
what has been wanted here for long time. Call
soon as they are going. PROCTER.