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m. r. Conway,

m. r. Conway,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hyatt K. T.
MR.. CONWAY viii also retain his .eihce at
11t1 Lawrence. and during his absence from Hy-
att, Mr. Arm ! will take charge of ans business
intended for him. mr6
M. E Conway,
GENERAL AGENT of the n. E. Emigrant
" Aid Society. Lawrence, X. I. mr6
T AND WARRANTS for sale By
n Dr6 IL. +. CONWAY.
SEVERAL FINE CLAIMS for sale BY
Dissolution.
THE C0PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
L under the name and style of HICKS Il
BARKER, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business viii be continued By INGLE
BARKER. JOHN ID. HICKS,
Lawrence. X. T.. Sept. 80, 1857. mr6
1853. Season Arrangement 1855.
Of the nev Missouri R,Uer Passenger Pack
ct, DUNCAN S. CARTER, Capt. Wna. Elds
Regular ST. Louis, Kansas, Wyandott,
Quindaro and Leavenworth Packet.
For Leayenworth city, Delaware city, Parkyille,
| pendenee. Liberty, Riehfeld, Sibley. Camden,
Wellington, Lexington. st. Thomas, Wayerly,
Hills Landing. Miami, Windsor city. Bruns-
4 WICK, CaInDf]uS6- OltSgOHs ATION hO6ks
Boonville, Rocheport. Providence. Nashville,
Marion, Jefferson City, and all intermediate
! landings.
| THE entirely new. light draught, swift and
L i elegant passenger steamer DUNCAN :.
CARTER, Capt. VIM. Edds, will, on the earli-
| est opening of navigation, commence running as
| regular packet to the above and all other
points on the Missouri river, continuing in the
| LeaYenwoFth City trade during the entire boat
| ing season. The Duncan :. Carter was con-
stFucted especially for the Kansas and Leaven-
| worth City trade, under the immediate super
| vision of Capt. Edds, who begs to assure his
Missouri River friends that they will find her t6
be in all respects most admirably adapted TO the
wants of the river, being Of great strength
lightness Of draught, beauty of model, &C., with
| cabin arrangements and accommodations not
surpassed BY those of any other boat in the river
combining all the latest and most modern i'm.
provements that could add to the safety, pleasure
and comfort of passengers. Nothing VII! Dt
found wanting in any of her appointments which
belong to those of first-ciass passenger steamer
Capt. Edds hopes to receive Mt the hands OF hli
numerous friends along the river. continuance
/ of that generous patronage for which he Is IN
debsed during a series of years, while IN com
mand of different boats, and for which he herebl
desires to present his most grateful &C knoEledg
ments, promising increased exertions Of himsel
and officers to give the NOSE perfect satisfaction
! to all who Ynay travel on the DUNCAN 5. CARTER
/ or with whose business in any way, his boa
%. SAYLE, oioiA'. {
4 Forfreiahf passage, iaf0ra1s1tioa. de-, apply
81. Louis, TO her agents, JOSEPH McENTIRE.
And B. SLATER. 81. Leyee. 50, Leyee
BURRIS TR0WBRIDGE. Agents,
FebzI 3.n0s - LS6Ee1fc9fL1 G7lys
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C.n;tellsta. Attentioni

FTyHE subscriber knows of first rate chance to
i loan quite sum of money on the best OF
security, and at heavy rate Of interest; Apply
soon to JUN ID. HVvC'
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Land Notice,

THE undersigned has been appointed IN ae,
i cordance viii, the provisions Of q law passed
BIZ the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for the
Pawnee Land District. An instruments OF what
ever kind, affecting the title OF any res. estate
in this Land District may be recorded IN ms
Office. and be equally lien On the real estate
described therein as If fled in the county N
which saeh reai ezsate is situated. Qface WITH
Loauaa & Reynoids. over the :. City Drag store,
Massachusetts, ST. Ofiee hours, from 4 ~ n %
sP. II. G.. A. REYNOLDS.
Lawrence. K. T.. Feb. soth 1sss.
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EAsTERN uAKERY.

IVHIS Establishnent. opened in August last.
J. situated on Massachusetts, street, m Law
Cakes. erackers. q general variety Of Frnits,
Confec tionaries, Cerdials Wines, Cider, Raisins.
Figs. Dates, Prunes. 0ssters. Sardines, Pine Ap-
pies, Pickles. Nuts with a general St3ek 0t &ro-
ear. Nolasses Tobacco. Cigars of all grades, q
Quantity of Toys, Matches; Butter. Lard, Eggs,
Flour, Corn meal, Apples, Potatoes. Cheese; in
Wedding, Pleasure and Social parties sup
piled with anything they mas call for. for the
table and satisfaction guaranteed.
PRonFcE, of ali kinds, particular Butter,
| Lard and Eggs wanted. for which the highest
prize will be paid in Cash on deiivery.
Persons wishing TO buy articles in cur line are
invited 10 visit as; and those having Produce te
sell shouid look In at our establishment before
cen caIn nietips sale. lotion 4 GREEN.
| LAwkKscE- Jan. lS, lbs. zu
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Pay unl.ParEns

A Ill persons indebted to me BY book account
l. or otherwise. will please call and settle i'm
me5iately. and save cost. as shall place al
accounts due me, in the hands of the proper
efieer for collection. | am compelled to take
this method to meet my own engagements.
II. SHANkLIN.
Lawrence, March 13, 1858. 81
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Dissolution.

Dissolution
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore known
i and existing under and by the name Of DIX
4 DEAN is, BY mutual consent, this day dissolved
| RALPH C.. DIX will settle all accounts of the
late firm. RALPH c. DIX.
January 5th, 1853. JOHN N. DEAN.
Having sold all right, title and interest in the
firm of DIX DEAN to CHANNY b. DIX cheer
fully recommend him to the favor of the Public.
JOHN N. DEAN.
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HAMPDEN

T s located In latitude, $50 Is; longitude, Ise
l. 30, and nearly in the center of Coffey county,
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from jefferson City
worth meetsat this place. Come and see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
Association. J. A. ID. CLARK, Sec'y.
March 18th, 1852. If
III. q. GROSVENOR,
WOOD ENGRANER, n. E. Corner of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets, Sd story, Cincinnati.
0hie.
March 18th. 1853, I,*
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Girl wanted.

A GIRL TO Do H0USEw0RK. WANTED
n TO whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE
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waterProof Boots.
ToCountry Merchants.

WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots. call at SHAhkLlNS O.
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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A. O. W. Stafford 9. n. WOOD
Stafford & Wood,

A. O. ". Stafford sN. WOOD
SaffOrd & Wood,
A TTORSEYS AT LAW, Lawrence, Kansas,
n viii practice in tn several courts of record
in Kansas and attend to cases in the Land Ofiice.
Special attention given 10 contested claims in
the Land Office and the preparation of pre-
emption papers. Collections made in any ypart of
the West.
REFEREScEs.-Gev. s. p. Chase. Columbus.
Ohio; Hon. Philemon Bliss III. c., Elyria Ohio ;
Hon. W. F. Lockwood, Omaha, \. T.; DIR. Ed.
ward Sutton Smith. Boston, Mass; Gov. C,
Robinson, Lawrence, X. t.; j. s. Trimble.
Banker, Mt. Gilead, Ohio; r. House l. Co., Mt.
Gilead, Ohio; Simmons& Leadbeater, st. Louis,
Mo-; Hon. j. d.. Root, Sandusky, Ohio; Hon.
5. j. Kirkwood, Iowa City, Iowa; Piner Il Ber-
ry. Bankers, Newport, Ky. Febis SO
1853. A. 3. Miller, 1855.
WHOLESALE GROCER, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also, general
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fire-proof
building, No. 100. Leyee, Leavenworth City,
h. L. Feb 8
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Gubsf Clubs I

A Ny one yishing IN take the New York Irib-
~ une. New York Times, Missouri Democrat.
or Chicago Tribune. can nov have an opportu-
nifty. as / am making up clubs 10 commence on
the Ist Of January.
puhlications of the day. Weekly and monthly
numbers for sale at the counter. /,
School, miscellaneous. childIen's books. ana
blank books and stationery for sale,
Dec. 10, At q. WlbaAhIh.
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Lawrence Seed Store Re-opened.

Lawrence Seed Store Re-Opened.
HAVING re-epened the LAWRENCE SEED
Il STORE, | am now prepared to fill orders for
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, on the most
reasonable terms. The seeds are fresh and gen.
uine. the stock ample and well selec ted-embrac-
ing everything adapted to the wants of q Family
Vegetable Garden or Field crop, by the ounce,
pound, bushel, or assorted box.
The box are put up in small paper bags,
with printed directions for cultivation; each box
containing 1876 papers, so assorted as to insure
to the dealer the sale of almost every paper.
mar27 ID. Il. BU RNHAM.
ERUIT TREES.-A stock of choice grated
IL FRUIT TEEEs, embracing the best standard
varieties, viii be received in few days at the
| LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
HUNGARIAN GRASS. Timothy, Millet and
II BUckwheat, at the
LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
DGAD SCRAPERS on hand and for sale at
II the LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
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wha wants 4 Farm?

a TFnRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
II in ChaFesry, and general collecting agent,
nalaHaSs. f.itr.- K. q. Mar g. 5e On
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aImanacs For 1ss1 Free

HTE WISHT0 SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
w in Interior aHd Southern Kansas with .
correct Family Almanac fer next year,
-FREE GRATIS. for nothing and zOf eharye yos
q cent
Store Keepers supplied with any number they
may want to dissribnte. Apply 70 -
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a ". King.

y. 4 I0EOIusEJ
+. TToRSFY At LAW. Real Estate and Land
a ioeTf. Ogden. K L. Mar %. y
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Pictures. Pictures.

FTHE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
J. to the people of Lawrence and vicinity, that
he has opened suit of Rooms in Robinson 5
Building at No Massachusetts, ST., where he
would be glad to see all his old friends and Gus
toners. All the modern improvements In pic
ture taking is practiced TO perfection. The AM
brotype, Mellaineotype, Ambrograph dc. are all
on exhibition at Boes' Crystal Skylight Picture
Rooms free of charge. Excellent Pictures of the
new style taken for 81 80. Views. Family groups
&c. taken ON short notice. Hetrusts BY close at
tention to business and taking good pictures to
merit continuance of the favors so generously
bestowed by his old friends and customersIa and Sc
cure share of Public Patronage. Instruction in
any and all of the new arts given on Scientific
Principles. tDee. tf1 j. BOLES.
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Ersn wedges.
Chase Hcuse. Topeka,

TNGLE BARKER has any quantity Of Iron
Wedges. Noy.H. -. If
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Keen Your Feed Dry

A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
"a goods, Just received from the Good ear Man,
ufaefurine Co..-consisting of B0ots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which will be sold low for cash, az
SHANKLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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TNGLE BARKER has the Largest, Cheapest
l. and best assortment of Stoves ever offered
in lawrence. Nov. 81, 81. If
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Patent Medicines.
w on hands all the best Of these, and furnish
them ut wholesale to other dealers. sc as low
rates as they can be bought west of st. Louis.
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.
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Shawnee House.

Is 90, f.a1ntT- This house Is large snd c9nmo-
dious. we'll situated and furnished in good s.yls.
TrsTelers are invited 20 call and make II the1r
home sbiIe passing through the Riles. % ss sop
ping in the yicinif5. fsss . -
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Nosfce of Adminis.ration

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN Others Interested that the undersigned has
county letters Of Administration upon the es-
tate of Samuel Seutheriand, decd bearing date
july 8. 1SSe. All persons indebted TO said estate
are hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment, and ell persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated within one year from the date of
said letters. or they may be preciuded from any
benefit thereof If said claims are not present
ed within three years they will De forever barred.
THESMCTHES SWITZERLAND,
JAMES CHRISTIAN. 4dEafRtsfrgtrie.
Attorney for Adm. Feb27
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lar .. BETSY W. LoRING.
Who wants 90 Exchangel
Mound CITY. Linn Co.. Kan....

TtES Shares, eight lots each, for sale in the
l. above beautiful and fourishing Town. For
terms sc. address W. ii. BARNES, Pres, Su-
gar Mound. Linn Co.. K. T. Feb 9o-3ma
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Needles & BOnsall,
n MBR0TYPE AND PH0T0GRAPH Gall
IL LERY corner Of Delaware and Second sts..
LeayenHorfh city. Kansas. All work executed
in the best possible manner.
LeaTeaEorth.. Feb 20 g..
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Tin Ware.
TNGLE BARKER has Tin Ware Of every de-
L scription. and of the best quality. Nov q 4
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Farr,,ers. AtteutiOIs Z

CF0ckeFy.
TNGLE BARKER has large assortment of
l. Crockery. which will be sold cheap Tor cash
at no IA Mass ST., sign Of the Big Tea Kettle.
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Robert q. Frazer.

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, dealer In
Fancy Goods. DO. JIG
wilmarth.s Circulating Library.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY NEW AND
~ popular books are constantly added, as pub
Iished. u. WiLMAkTh-
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mechaniex, Toois,

A FULL ASSORTMENT Of coOpers' Tools,
-'--,, 1s'-.-- Timers Tools and Stock;
rabinent Makers Tools and material.
Just arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sept. 96-tf HICKS BAKkEh.
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Corn snenersi Com Shelters!
m g-s.t variety. at the Mammoth HardEar'
[ and Stove Store of NGLE BARKER.
Dec I9. 81,
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Letter from M1. walsh.
J LEconPTos, March %, 1853.


MR. EDIToR:-I desire to make a
statement respecting a communication in
the last weeks issue of the RPublican,
over the signasure Of @John Speer,n a
member, I presume, of the Legislative
Assembly of this Territory.
1T is not from the weigh. Of his testi-
moBy, or its value in your community
that causes me to notice il, but remarks
from the most Insignificant person In a
newspaper are sometimes misconstrued if
not replied to or explained.
Several gentlemen of your city. in con-
nection with yourself, called upon Gov.
DENvER. by letter for his opinion of the
validity ofthe law attempted to be passed
at the recent session of the Territorial
Legislative Assembly, authorizing an cleo
ton for members to a Constitutional
Convention.
Gov. DENVER replied to that letter by
communication to you and them, which
was published in your paper, giving his
reasons in detail why, under the rules of
the Territorial Legislative Assembly, and
parliamentary usages, precedents, &c, the
bill was not perfected and had ne vitality.
John Speer published long article at
tempting to controvert the Governors
arguments, but which called for no par
tieular notice until, in the following issue
of the Republican, an article appeared over
the signature of H. Rees Whiting, late
enrolling clerk of the House, misstatiDg
times, and circumstances, and accusing the
Governor of using his high position to
crush an humble individual like himself
cannot now recollect the precise words
only the general tenor.
To this Mr. r. s. Stevens and myself
replied, each in separate article, stating
the facts as they transpired in reference
to that evening, according to our knowl-
edge.
For the publication of the facts in the
case, and giving my opinion of such eyi
dence, and the reasons for that opinion,
was called upon by Whiting for retrac
ton or satisfaction.
denied to his friend his right, under
the circumstances, to call upon me fo
satisfaction, as his positiondid not permi
of the courtesies of gentlemen being ex
tended to him; as for retraction, that wa
out of the question altogether, as haC
the proofin my possession. He replied i
Mr.. Whiting was not the person his friend
had taken him to be they would like t.
know it; whereupon showed to him tn
paper of which the following is copy
&C uo,-e.,. -. D ~ r,.cr-x--r ,r-uc
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-Cex & AbsFna1hy

4ITHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALERS
sets Street.. Iavrsase, March q. ON
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i on Eaw River. Johnson Ceanfy &. T.. Q
chesnut sorrsl horse. I5sz hands high. about ten
years old, with few white spots On neck and
breast, shod all arouHd. appraised ct 80 before
for Shawnee Township. johnson Coanty, X T..
this 9Th Nov, Isl.
Nov II If JAMES ID. ALLBS. j =.
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T WILL pay for Potatoes, 90 cents cash or sl,pe
i in goods from now until the weather Is too cold
to buy them. y. SIEAhNS.
Lawrence, Nov. IL, 1857. If
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(fLARI0NETfS, Flutes, Niolins, y lolln h2Hs.
" Strings, de-. for sale b. o. WlLMARIH-
A LII kinds Of writing paper. enyeiopes, pens
n and pencils, foE sale By U. NibAAkth.
A SMALL, assortment Of boots, caps, and win
~ teYelothing on haad, snd will DO sold e9SsP
to close the concern. q. WILMAR1H-
A Cc0RDIASS and Ftutinas. and Music A
n fresh supply this das reserved. =.
Dec 10 81 u NiLaAhin'
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NJ. E. Conway,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, CollaInere Bnilding,
n Lawrence, Kansas. VIII attend to ans
business entrusted to him with fidelity and dis.
Contested Presumption Titles. Dec.5.f
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E.ua office.

r,,HF LAND OFFICE Is open for Dcnslss
Il Cs1atY. and Land Warrants fog ssls ~
collamOre Buildings. NOT.si.tf
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Patent Medicines

100BOxES PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
lUO gist's Glassware, for sale at the
CRY DRGG SToKK.
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Blacksmith.

D0AD SCRAPERS on hand and for sale at
II the LAWRENCE SEED STORE.
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Caleb S. Pratt,
J. q. Parsons,

nEALER IN LAND WARRANTS. FARMS
~ Town and CITY Lots. over the City DEni
Store Lawrence Jan. y. 100. om
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Traps.
TNGLE BARKER has Wolf Traps, Rat Traps
and so on. hoy. IA, %. u
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hyatt Z. T..
| MIR. CONWAY will also retain his effice at
E11t1 Lawrence. and during his absence from Hy-
att, Mr. Arm will take charge of any business
intended for him. mr6
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nuner 8 eidway,

MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Rssisr' %
Horse Collars. Hides, Leather. Saddiery, Hard
ware. Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes. Whips
Oyershoes, Fly Nets. DC. Store No. 10. Second
Street, Alton. I'll.
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n AND AGENT, next door TO U. s. Land Once.
II ogden, X. T.. viii buy and sell Lasd Ar
r.nfs fiIe notices for pre-emptors. attend to pre-,
emnfins town sites and private claims, defend
contessea Claims and do ans other business con-
neeted ssith . land Office,
ess'l Jan. 9 It
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Estray.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and boardeTs o
4 u so<7ersafr IA terms Dee = 3uas
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GENERAL AGENT of the n. E. Emigrant
- Aid Society. Lawrence, X. I. mr6
t AND WARRANTS for sale By
II mr6 F. CONWAY.
GENERAL FINE CLAIMS for sale by
- mr6 M.F. CONWAY.
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TNGLE BARKER has Thermometer Churns
L which will make Butter worth 40 cts. per
poun5 Nov, IL, '51. II
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Unholsterx.

A FINE ASSORTMENT of steel pens reeeiv-
II ed and will be sold lew TO close out the lot.
at NIf4MARTHS.
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n. SLATER

ItORWARDER and general Commission ger-
l. chant, No. s.. LeEee, st: Louis, Me- D.
unsurpassed facilities for, sne gives special aEe
meuf. has long experience and ge1erni Sc
assinfsnce with Steamboat owners aad Cep-
tains, Express and Transportation Somp15les
cen1erino Al this point, aad assures foTsaroefs
ana Shiprers generaiIy Of his ability toe0ntfset
freisht It the ven lowest rates.
Order for buying and shipping All Elnos " es.-
ern produce, hemp. wool. feetners pio.ls.vns.
I r attended 10. Te insRTe safe transit, nsF
r.eEsees s(sare of B. Slater. ST. beGis. No.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17
gbr Californian.
The Hot Weather and tho Beasts Of
HuraDu,

We have word. 90 whisper iu thr care Of
our drivers of horses in these su,ltrHug day..
We would not speak u ,n ans spirit Of FAULT
finding or diaatIon, but in simple, honest
Earnest piy for the poor dumb bures -vhD
Al, our sor. f1r us in alI sras1us. patiently
aud faithfully. but who have DO Tongues 90
t,Nus when they arr sics. or weak, or over
worked, nor 90 appeal 90 pos ag.iu.tonrabuso
or cruelty. There b. something BOO lhIs de-
hurrlcss and forced silence OF thr poor nni-
NAL that Il tolIiug m our service, which
touches our senslbihtle- keeuly whenever 500
..e lim o,rna,krd ur otherwise m.Iumfad
N.ur of us know. nrr1asr llr silent submit
i've sufferer cannot t.lus bow often urdd,r
him Iayord .U.gers. ybu Lr is out al
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~ \ gumokecp-r ufthc village Of brunette
iu the province Of Madrid (Nys Paris jour
ual) some time ego received @ few pinho,
and lac had the imprudcuco 60 show thcm.
a baud Of brigaudg resolved 20 possess them.
selves Of the money and accordingly one
day Last week, when the gamoketprr bad
gone out 10 make his rounds iu wood, one
Of them, disguised as woman, went 30 hi,
house. and began cnrc,,iug his two children,
who were playing before the door, But the
cllrr child aged five, pcrcriyiug that the per.
son Was a man, rushed into the house, crying
out mother Il Is q man" The g1mrkcrp
crs wife, who was occupied in household at
the younger child, aged three, outside, The
bandit tried TO force open the door, but with
out success, and, az she pcrcmptoriy refused
60 open H., be- took the child, and, with all
his might dashed rs head thrice against the
door The little creature was KILLED! The
mother, being cNaspcm'cd, fred O pistol
through the window al thr brigoud and shot
him dead Al this moment ihc glmrkucpcr
accompanied hy two a.r 40 oar,t wI.lDd'
and, on searching the dead man, tlcy found
0u him two pouilrd-, pirtul, mad "a whistle
The gen, % 0imrs, entering tle house, placed
,hcmscl,,s with uicr ,ub..aa'tlnvmlow.
ud told the g1mcbo.p,r TO blow oh.
whistle loudly The maH Did 500 AVID els
lie4rds, armed with m.., cm. rushing
fom the wood The gas 90 mw.s Cred 90
them. and shot three d.lt tlo other three
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17
Carriage, Sign, e. Ornamental
II n M TT u NJ G..
5000 REWARD

vENUE above viii be g1Nn FOR the apprehension
fore the first day.of Jane ncvt. oC Joseph Archer
aud Hiram Vincent, who broke Jail ON the 18Th
Instant or S2j for either. Archer H. dark COM
ploNioucd, with black hair and whiskcr~, ana had
an when he len drah cloth cap. Vincent h. q
'ight complcNioncd guod-looiug boy Of IL years.
Both wore blue shirts.
O. =. WAKEFIELD. Sheriff
81. Johnsbury March Il, 1858. 71tf