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The London 7fsass, in an editorial on the
affairs II Mexico, gives the decided opinion
that The sympathies OF England are due 20
the same party which secured the friendship
Of the United States and says IL makes the
avowal with more emphasis because its cor
respondeaee apparently inhmates tAAi ,he
British Representatives have inclined 20 the
opposite side. II regards with great sasisfae-
ton The alleged Proeeedlngsof the Anaericaas.
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Fresh Fruits all the fesr!
THE YOEMANS,
FRUIT BOT TIE.

Tor Utdny. Cearentebee. Eranomy aHd safety =
II uneau lied ZOE FreserviAs kEalts "a tfrsa rtAtE
n any climate, an indfhaie tl1e.
Having used these eatfles 80 hnd them exceed
inely cunvenieht. ant ttlEt lae thlns neededJ. =.
fksE.as - Regisrr - ksrai Aeasrs.
Fnr sissersptfve IA Prize rfsaiars address tbe
Proprsisr 81 uAl~orth, Wayne eenuiy. NsS YORK
nay1f-ssd1lu To HUMANE.
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Hem advertisements.
p III O N OG r A P III Y
AND
PENMANSHIP.
M ". DOM EAR

II AS now accomplished his object,
IL in showing to the citiZens of
Nashyiile IN II photography is easily - LII
learned, even BY small children. His EJ@<zS2zz4
pupils are now able to follow moderate speak eT and
are rapidly increasing the speed of their writing The
difficulty oI accomplishing this has been doubfy in
creased by the discouraging n1nen brought bear
upon pupils W the shape of Misrepresentation, ridi-
cue, &c, &c, IN quarters from which better things
were TO be exi'ected- Tax PAYERS and citizens who
nave children to educate would do well to look into
the WHAT and the of this chapfer.l Never have
community been more grossly deceived in regard
TO the nature and advantages of Phonatypy and Pho
biography. Cit Zens who have not the leisure to in
vesteate the subject that they greatly
lessen the labor, and save several of time,
the education of every child and that they awaken
the Intellectual faculties To extent attained by
other means, and with delight 60 the pup-that they
have been examined, tested practically by hundreds
of the most able school committees 'achers super
lntendents and educatoniSt Is in this country and in
England and reported in the highest OF APP 1ro
val, while il has enabled them see the DUxfIPYING
effect OF mode which ruins the minis of so many
children, and disg SITS them with learning Such are
the effects of this mode of teaching iii developing the
minds Of children, that they often regarded as
pro igies intellect whereas the result of teach
ing simple truth instead of absurd error.
Mr.. d. has heretofore charged merely for the ECU
lar course OF lessons in photography, m1king nc
CHI rye for attending to -he pupils practice in reading
and writing after the principles of the were learn
terms TIL the 10th inst, after which the for tht
regular course Of lessons will be the heret fore
but monthly charge will be made Tor attending tO
practice of the pupil alter the is completed.
n. BAH pupils who have not cumpiet their
course Of lessons, requested to do without dc
lay
B1- Room over the store of ]. Il. McGill.
luuel3-tf
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Es-The Washington correspondent of the
Press says:
There is a rumor here that Mr.. Senator
Bright. of Indiana. heretofore staunch sup
porter of the administration. is not nearly so
enthusiastic as he was three months ago."
He is supposed to sympathize with his in
innate friend COrcoran in quarreling with the
President.
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MANNY'S CONFINED
Reaper and Mower.
WITH WOODS LKPRO TEHENE

THIS celebrates Machine received the arst Prem-
IL um OF a GRAND I'D MEBAL the best combined
Reaplng and Moving Aachiue al the great United
States Agricultural Fair, held al LOUISVILLE, KY,
September, 1887. The trial came oil Syracuse
New York, IN July; where al the principal machines
In the Ui.ited states thorouz hiy tested. she
Committee H1ade tiIer awards through Marshall i.
Al louisville Nv.
u also received the awards the best Reaper and
as ssie beet Mower before two separate Committees
appointed by the President Of the iavifsan County
Agricultural Society at Nashville Ia JuiA 1857
uiszsi al the taacliineE Row IA ia tennessee
Numerous other prFIningns aud awards KFven
THIS Machine during the iAst SEASON over every Ma
chine la America
The above Aachines for sale by the uadersigned
R-f CtiEAlHAN,
General Agent fsr the state.
FIsIiEE WHE1.tssS A %,
mayli- Nashville, Team
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DR.. A. w. MESECK,

I,ll0n fraasia scr fhirtesea years IN thiso ,ua
IL nv. ~ith great Ia his practice. HIS o1ire
ID ca Caiiege street cornrr ef line, where he may
be CONSULTED porssrsitf 90 BY letter
Every disease. ,rsEted n hin IA tine, mest van
tsh under he skiiifal aud genius tFeatneat f,r az
lrsens Il the leases. etc. be hasa Teeuzr success
fnl treatment, sxperinsutsd Ga h.zascd
apr@7-sf
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Combs,Brushes, Porte Monnaies

rVNRAYEIING BAGS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, I'M
i BRELLA~, and general stock Of Fancy Goods
received and for sale at moderate prices
j n. MCsIII,
Iadies' and Gentlemen Furnishing store, -
apr22-u Corner OF square aud College Il.
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III VIA. sell en reasonable terms, that beansife'
Il and highly impress property .adioining Fr4nkia
10 c. X BARNES
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VI KIf lie ID.

In this city yesterday, by Rev. W. II. Wharton,
Hon. HENRY s. FooIE, of Mississippi, and Mrs. RA-
gIAEL d. SMILEY, of this place.
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HOlloyvay,s PflIs.-Mark this fact, attested
by the first meuical periodicals of EUROPE that
of confirmed dyspepsia, abandoned as hopeless by
the faculty yield to short course of these Pills. Sold
so Maiden Lane, n. Y. juEel4-lw
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COMMITTED TO JAIL

NC nsvt.!son s.nnts- IN ha 10Th Of
~ 1859, a negro man, Who says his name REt.S,
aud that tie belongs to vii lam Jordan, Of Marshall
county, Alabama. said boy Is about 20 years old .
dark complexion; heavy st; weighs about so
pounds i've two inches high. The owner Is re-
questel 10 come forward, prove property and pay
charges as the law directs This June l4th. 1859.
TIiOS HOBS0N,
juncl5-w4t Tailor al Nashville Tenn
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Qew advertisements.
W aNtcO.

A SITUATION, in some good family for lady as a
n matron, house keeper or any Kind Of superin-
tendency. Her intelligence, disposition social posi-
ton and capacities of the most desirable charac-
ter. Apply at this Office. Junel5-3t
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THE TIN TRUMPET:
OR,
Hfads and Tails for the Wise ard Waeg.sh..


new American Edition, with Alterations ana Ad-
ditions vol, 12mo Cloth.
Ihe Tin Trumpet, by the late Paul Chatfela. NJ
r., edited by Jefferson Saunders. Fsa WIS ar,, NIB,
lished in London IN the year 1876 II was ,mroedi.-
aieis repuolished m this country but owing to- the.
TACT that much 81 its matter was of purely English
local and temporary interest," referring to the polit
cal and religious squabbcs Of The times the success OF
tne "o-A he was but temporary, and it has long
been entirely out Of print
1t COZ tained, however. sufficient or,n,i,v %, nit.
and vision, original and selected, 70 make its re-
suscitation this time appear desirable Tho Amer
can Editor 10 whom intrusted the Office Of pre-
pairing ii FOR republication, has thought o. while.
pruning the original Of all that appeared superappua
ted and Of no PRESENT and lasting interest to emb DIV
with W hat remained sish selections from his Common
pace book as appeared 30 him u come lesitmately
within the design q the author
The oririnaipan OF she o'os-an, Alphabetically ar
ranged collection 81 the wit and wisdom n many r
the best writers, ancient and ssoderp-l,,s M, to
changed such as it Is the BOX is ccrn,,,,,.e
TO the American public, with the belief that while j.
becomes n mine Of easy quot ltions 70 many NJ o.r
ready writer's, il VIII serve yea mere to " ARe away
P''as''"' ana MOI nnprohiShly Summer afternoon
or Winter evening To the general reader
In the TIS TEuNrET the melancholy -z,o,,,.. -,
Tue motley ToSschstoB> GO hand in bsrsi ,o,.,,.r
'Solid Chunks Of Wisdom are ~u,ni with rhs ,,-,
h""ers OF Wt-makmg it a book To he rravcl, con.
s"hed FOR instruction, trippagly turned over for
entertain en', with equal reason Ahnundn in the
food "f 'sweei and tier fancy, IL is lu,nc tina,
nioole At IT as often you may, there Will IN he
m my wholesome and agreeable morsel les, Won
may read It through IN a day, but il Will last vop-
thoughtulness a lifetime
JCS7 RECEIFED By
w. r. BERRY & CO., Public square.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
nNSUNANCE.

A SSETS as security for losses - 900 900 a. fol-
IA ie~s;
-f1nA Insurance comrany, ofHarifofd 81 sss 80 o.
Hesne lRsnfasre Csnsgssay, % y. YORK, 5000 90
Hartford fHe lasorancs Co-, Hartford. 1s tls4 3
Fh91ix iEsnranee Coz Isny Hartford, 4iSoes %
Lamar fiTe Insurauce Go. n. Work, asa ods -
New iofk lie InseFance Company, I SIS S0i So
Nash 4 MARI, Agents,
iuae3-tf No Is Cssiieee STREET.
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Besides other gins, comprising a IarEe add vplsa
bic assertment u miscellaneous articles, varying
frrm 81 - $40
One Of the above ARTICLES ~l De given b the Par
chaser Of each book al The tns the book . soid.
Address ali erders. lesiess sne zpplcAstas for Cal
Alo<ucs, &c-, kc., 70 J. A. CUi-by 4 Co.,
lAeesswly. lis Randolph So, cssesxe. m
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LAND SALES IN IOwA.-Theq quantity of land
embraced in the Presidents proclamation No.
60, amounts to l,669,5Ol acres, to be
offered as follows:
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, on the sth day OF June,
~ 1883, negro boy who says has name Is
ANtkEW and that ne belongs TO Mrs Elizabeth Todd .
of Newport, Ky. said boy Is about 30 years old :
yellow complexion, weighs about loo pounds, o feet
high, and has sore lis lelJ leg. LIE owner Is
requested 70 come forward, prove property and pay
: charges as the law directs. This June l4th, 1889
THOS. HUfSSUN
jnnel5-sw JalOr OF Davidson county
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At Fort Dodge Goth September next. $50 ,93s
At Fort Dodge on 10th October next..... .634 ,so2
At Sioux City, ON Sd October. 5S4 ,46t
These sales embrace valuable agricultural
lands; and inasmuch as the public lands in
that State being rapidly taken up, it is anti
cipated that nearly, if not quite all offered,
will be disposed of at those sales.
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~ anteA.

NOR the remainder OF tins year a good Cook WASH
II aud iroDeT. AHy one having a slave 10
hIre apply at Tie Patriot Office JuneiI-lw
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Trunks, Trunks.
JUST RECEIVED.

T AIDES Large Sole Leather Trunks;
i . French Dress ~
Hat Cases with Trays.
Also
Gents No. ] Sole Leather Trunks;
" Sole Leather Cunard Trunks;
90 Z" Morphy Trunks;
Also
Sole Leather ValiseS ali Sizes
Carpet and Leather Bags, Sttchels. &c.
Opening to-day and for sale low for Cash.
JOHN RAMAGE,
june10 AZ College street.
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Gold Watches English Lever, Patent
Levers aud LsplBes...........-..S $50 90 500 90
Silver atches, Patent lever, Full
Jewe led, Hunting Cases, open face
aud c. hnder Esc spement ........ IL 90 to 40 90
Gold Lockets-laTge size, four glass
es ami two glasses with spring
large and small &c, "A III SNAP. 50to II 90
Cameo, Mosaic, FloTentine, Painted,
lava, Gusdstone, Garrett. and Cor
al sets Of Pins and Drops ....--.. 5 90 to IS 90
LADIES' Gctd Guard Chains, Neck
Chains, chatelains. ............... 500 TO Is 90
Gents Fob and Breast Chains -. 10 90 80 90
sets Cameo, 6ol4stOne, Painted No
Saic, 1aTnei, Onyx, Engraved and
Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and Bo-
som studs, ...................... 2ooto Is 90
Gold Pencils ~ith Pens, barge, medi-
and small xe...........-. 5 so TO 50
silver Pencils with G "a Pens, barge,
medium and small size, double aud
singie extension cases ............ 00to s 90
Gents Heavy StgBet Rags. ladies'
Gold Chased and PlaIn Rings -. % % ] SO
Gents' Gold Bosom Pas, Clsstcr,
with Opal, Scarf Pms, Onyx. Gas-
net, SO 70 90
Rich SIX Dress Patterns Il 90 so 90
Ctsnco, 2osasc, Coral Garuet Csssd
aud fiain oval Bracelets......-..- 5 90 TO 50 90
Silver and Gold Thgn1bles ......... SO 70 30
GenIs' Pen and Pocket Knives 50 10 ! SO
Pearl and alsrssccD Fort mosaies.... 50 % 50
To.sthpscks, Watch Keys, Ga1rd Slides SO 20 SO
large .................. aeOto so
Besides other gifts comprising larEe add vplaa
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FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN NETHERLAND, Of Hawkins

DAVIDSON COUNTY.
FOR STATE sESAToRi
HIN T H vi b l. e.
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JACKSON II. WHITE,
EDWARD HI. EAST. Jr.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE -
Fran the Counties ofDavidson Robertson ,Nontgom-
cry and Cheatham:
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For sale.

A coon Farm Hard about tsirsy years old, ont
~ ersait Of ain eF twelve nonshs 4 esslrsa-
~ BY r. J. lYIEs.
msysl-a IS Cedar street.
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shirts and Collars.
Fans! Fans

CILK, Merno, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain and
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
apr22 J. II. McGIIL.
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on 00O GALLONS GA AaAs and for a,,. sale b.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

There was good audience at Masonic
Hall on Saturday evening to hear Mr.. Wat
kins lecture. The lecture was good one
and was delivered in an easy and pleas
ant style. Ar. w. showed up the differ
ent shades of character, in ife-like man,
ner. and some of his descriptions we're very
amusing, and brought down the house. %
Altogether it was an intellectual treat, and
those who attended went away highly pleas
ed. After the lecture was concluded vote
Of thanks was ten dered him by the audience.
May We not have the pleasure of listening
to Mr.. Watkins again before the winter clo-
sss? We hope so. E
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
An Important Item.

We understand that one of the trains OF
Kitchen & Co. heavy Santa Fe traders, con-
sisling of eighteen men. two hundred mules,
and thirty five wagons have taken up winter
Quarters on the Cottonwood few miles
vest of this place. They did so. because
'hey can obtain food for their animals and
themselves cheaper here than any where else
On the route. and because they naturally pre-
.er beautiful and healthy locality. This
Is an important item. especially to our farm
efS' as We are informed they have already
purchased one thousand bushels of corn
nom the settlers in that vicinity, and will
doubtless want much more before they leave
IN the spring. Mr.. Kitchen says that a con-
''aerable part of the Santa Fe trade would
pass through this place if the Eeosho and
0''tonwood rivers we're bridged. and road
opened up from here to the Santa Fe trail,
~pplng It about one hundred and twenty
miles west of Emporia. How much money
e We going TO let slip from our hands
through sheer neglect? This is question
VI The settlers not only of this vicinity. but
q the whole county.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

The county Clerk of this county, while
returning from the recent session of the
Board of Supervisors at Americus, in at
tempting to cross the Neosho on tempo
fary raft, fell into the water, while very
high, and had he NOS been an expert swim
mer, Whould undoubtedly have lost his life;
but as it was. he escaped with only a ''good
duckiHg," which is not As comfortable on 3
cool, raw day as it might be. Wanted, sew
sral dozen of the latest improved patent life
preservers, to enable our county functIona.
ries to reach the county seat in times of high
water. oi-Also. search warrant to find the
county seat. es -,,.rE f-
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

DEowNED.-A german lady and her
child were drowned in the Cottonwood a
short distance above this place few days
ago, while attempting to cross the stream
with an OK team during the recent high wa
ters. The huss and and father of the unfor-
tunate victims drove into the river, think
ing, in all probability. there was no danger,
but the current was too swift, the wagon
bed was carried off, containing the wife an d
child, and they were waited into etsrni ty
ere they could be rescued.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Late from Utah.

The st. 10. Gazette, of the 26th instant
announces the arrival of the Salt Lake mai
in that city, with dates from Utah to the
28th ulrimo. No quorum of the Utah Leg,
islature had been effected. Gov. Cum
mings' message is short and pointed. the
weather had been very severe about the
mountains in the neighborhood of the South
Pass.
For four consecutive days the mercury in
the thermometer stood at % deg. below zero.
Some fourteen or fifteen mules at the Sweet
water station had perished, and seventeen
men we're badly frozen. Mr.. Aston wrote to
Peter K. Dotson, ESQ.,, the mail agent al
Salt Lake, that his hands were badly frozen.
and that he would start for Ft. Bridger in a
few days to have some of his fingers ampu-
Iated.
A Mormon policeman had been arrested
for the murder of deaf and dumb boy,
which deed was endorsed by the saints.
The Presidents message was carried to
Salt Lake City by express riders in eleven
days, and Was thOught it would be taken
to the Pacific coast in seventeen days. 4
new and entirely practicable route has been
discovered through pass of the Sierra Ne
vada mountains, which will doubtless shor-
ten the distance and consequently the time.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Attachment Notice.

James II. Ryan, Before Alexander Bailey, a
Justice of the Peace for Florence
john Wingraye5 Tp, Madison county, Z T.
Ohm WINGRAVE, Defendant in the above
q entitled ease. will take notice that the 18th
day Of Jsnuary.. A. d. 1853. the said Justice is
saed an Order of Attachment in said action for
the sum Of ffiyseven dollars and forty-two eents;
that said action stands continued, and viii come
on for final hearing on the 18th day of February,
you appear and defend said action, judgment will
be taken against you for the amount of said claim
with the costs Of suit. and the property attached
will be disposed of according to law to satisfy the
same. Gjan22-3wsl JAMES W. RYAN.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Among the many excellent institutions oi
which the goodly town of Lawrence can
boast, is the Dry Goods House of Mr.. Ford,
whose advertisement win be found in anoth-
er column If any of our citizens in want
of anything in bis line should go to Law
renee, we advise them to give him call. as
they will always find that those who adver-
tise as extensively as does Mr.. Ford, are the
most liberal dealers.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Snow AND SLE1eHfaG EAsrwARD.-A
gentleman just returned from New York and
New England tells US that we are very MUCK
sligEted in the dispensation of snow this
winter. Through the. western portion of
Massachusetts, and in Vermont and New
Hampshire. there has been excellent sleigh
ing for six weeks past. Up to Monday
there had been but little at Springfield. Hart
ford, New York or Boston. But on Nom
day night it commenced showing hard all
over New England and eastern New York,
and continued todo so all of Tuesday, deIsy-
ing the railroad trains and making excel
lent sleighing. At Albany there was good
Isleighing for > week previous TO and during
the holidays, and it was improved by the
snow of Monday. Considerable snoE had
fallen as far west as Syracuse, bat west of
that there had been but slight fall, and in
no place have they had more sleighing than
We have here. We are afraid that the young
ladies' who are SO anxiously awaiting expect
ed sleighrides viii have TO take an eastern
trip to get them Wisconsin, Free Demo
Graf, Jan. L..
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Adninisfraforss Eot;ce.

NoTICE is hereby given that letters Of Admin.
IN istrahoH on the Estate Of William Revnoids
have been granted the undersigned By shs CLERK
OF the Breekinridge County Court in vaesfion,
bearing Date January 18th, 1859 Therefore. al
persons having claims against said estate sre re-
qmred % exhibit them for allowance within one
year from The date Of said letters or thew nav be
PFeeiuded from any benefit OF sid estate. and II
such claims be not presented within three years
from the date of said letters they viii be forever
barred. Il G. HOLT.
lan22-Sv Admir- Of VIM. Reynolds. deed.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

The temperance meeting last night at
TempIar's Hall, passed of very well. a
short and excellent address was delivered
yDf. Watson, and the exercises were en-
livened with some good singing by "the
young folks"
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Was there not company organized last
fall, for the purpose of constructing bridge
across the Neosho? What has become OF
its If there is such company in existence,
we move they get themselves about the
work Immediately. Who seconds the mo-
ton?
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

e NeOsho Lodge No. 60. Z. o. Of 6. T.
Meets regularly Tuesday evening of each
week, at Z o'clock P. n. in Templar's Hall. Com
mercial street, Emporia. Members of other Lodg-
es are invited to attend when conyeniet
LEIGH M'CLUNG, W. C. T.
MARY ]. WATSON, W S.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Eo60.

HEPAID NOTES AND ACCOUNTS 30 she
~ amount Of seven hundred doiiarss dse Dr.
Mahlon Baifey. by citizens Of this ecmmusity,
have been left IN my hands foE collestion. 4hose
knowi1g themselves indebted viii eoa5alt their
own iaferesss by setting the sasss sool pos
sibIe. YE PLUMB. Z
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
SP CIAL ICE.

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland
Ohio, Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon graduating may be admitted to practice
Fer circulars, address, at Cleveland,
feb20-ly N. A. KING, Secretary.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Read the advertisement OF, "Lawrence
Nursery.'' IN another column.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

B,anks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decia
r.tious for sale At this Office in any quantity.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Read the proceedings of the last meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, as they are of
interest to the taxpayers.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

The Good Temlars held their FIRST meet
ing in theif new Hall on Tuesday evening
last. J.31<E I'll Gys1
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

The Boston Irareter says that there has
been marked decrease OF the number of
marriages in that city. wiflin the last gear,
which is sstrihutes to tbs hardness OF the
TINES.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

For Jussices.---Blank subpenas. Executions.
Summons. Warrants, Recognisances, &ep Tor sale
st this Office.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Several mad dogs have been killed il
Lawrence lately.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Single copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
a. this Office. at i7e eenss per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Thanks TO Mr.. J. NJ. Winehell and Mr.
Ba;ley for favors in the way of papers etc.