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NHERIRFsS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. &c

LEE COUNTY.
RY virtue Of special Execution TO me directed
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said county, In favor Of Amos II. Brown and against
ID ,. Carter, have levied upon, and will sell 10
tie higAsst bidder, 1t the door Of the Clerk Once
of the Distsies Court OF Lee County Iowa x Eeo-
kuk in said county, tho 9th Day Of December, A.
ID. 1889, between Che hssn OF osclock .. 10. and
o'clock p. Of said Day, tho following properly,
to-wit: lot No. ten (l0) in block eps Aasdrea and
eighty IS0), In the city Of Kcoknk, Lee county,
Iowa. Taken and levied upon - tho property of
D. b. Carter, to satisfy said writ of execution.
VIM III. LEECH,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
Kooknk. Nov e. l85o.nvAd
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sn "a Ill SALE.
3 OF IOWA.1

STATE OF I0WAs1 -
LEE CouErr. -
RY virtss Of SPECIAL sxecutien 70 ne direetsd,
- issusd By the Clerk Of the District oouA III
aid county, In Ias~- Hartford Bro, sseeesssrs,
b., and aeainst Holt, Bro. O.. and II, r. Hharts
win sell . The ri khssJ bidder st tk0 door Of TIE
Clark,s once Of the Dsssist Court Of Lee County,
lows, ct Keoknk II saA Ssanty, o. the 3StA dsy Of
Deosmbsf, a. D. lSte, sstWeen the hours q 3
o'clock .. m. and o'clock p. n. Of Atd day, The
following property, to-Wis Ihs ground, 6aiidings
and kxtarss and n1aShisefy u ths Dsl MStI6 VAL
ley PlAAing Mill yituseea III Ksekuk, L. county,
lows, described - follows N-~is ~ testifp By
lao feet deep, being tAsinsite pafn Of fots and
10, block 70 in The CID limits u The city u Ksokuk
Sold BY order OF Court o. the property h Holt,
Bro. Co., to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keekak, Nes. %, 1850. AA@s,-
WM. II. E1nCH,
nov24d Sheriff pf Lee County.
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"a 434Ats N39E - AWE4 n "a U0tl4sl8&
j. ono hsnoso1s 12no. yoiums, 800 pages.
j Pe.sd = lsvs Ssss ~rissss hsn NV York =
nohAmmsd Paaha, Rear Adnirsl u tks Turkiah
Nary, during his famous whit y this country IN
the spring q 1855. 1oartssa q ~ s1iatlss have
s s:ss s,ss. a., tor AZ R. - ~ w
with nuaA inEsrst and pleasure by ~ esbsRilsW
10 that to11psL hpt have hen cppie1 aad highly
eonpiinsitsd u The ssst nswPaSsn and psricdi-
@ sa , :.s !; 81! sss 81: s: a:s' 3 es
~ Tie aAlSgt tundaStofs cf thu ptsuz, Who b1st
know what viii crafty the readers " current NJ
With IN Istssrs = psbiishsd In hook form. =.
interspsr06sa large nambss - replies, Gisoal en-
pianAfOry, lanaAtsry. md OhjureeAtry rooeitea IA
imaeinatisnl ~ Ahs sas.nslAtsr, fSsa people ID
diAarsnt paSiSoE M unitsd oeAtss And elsewhere,
who aesssrpe.sd e have rsad the Letters vAish aP-
n:.s q. : .-::s:
Of hnmor that Il broad sneaeh q = pppslS1 $50
tree fro1 ssspisi@ q vIlgarity, and slisvsd.
!; s.s ~ 49,. " ss: sA' :s, e pa.
siai, literary saS Rsilitsai Ne A. esf soantry =
considered n AOnio w, ma s.tIs heaisvs9
With punssssy - Kill SassH G.s1llsd = TIL
department. g .thonhip,
OGDEN. BRoHNELLA oo.Y
hsy.A # Olyr loot 6roHf,
Aug17d - ---. M. q Aain-st.
FLOUR T.L6UR!
1sI1r MILLS sIouB ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills,
seaA ii este CIV Mills,
.nd osAss hnsds 4 sles, for sa,., waoi..i "a
Rstelh = s.nAsLv RspUc1p rnac.s. lnquirs &
v. \. Ausr1E ! CO.'S, !.
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w sxpsrisnss the PM !.
ldeeer 80 now 11xAish
HHkbBBKKY, aecasS-
tA6, and tosnd n sucossd
IlnJ q thsss rsss
re Of extra size, and
have prO0aced 4ne spod-
nsnso1 fitit Ne pasiSAe-
SON. Those interested are
invited - ca1l ana ~. - slG
anime far thsnsslvsa-
0Sd1e1fsr ApplA, Pear,. s-.tsllIlI
Dwarf. araPs Asets = 0sttiap CWrMt, Coos
ATyx RasYbsrTy A.4 1lsskhsgy bssAep, together
witk tvmefssns asd Oyn.laafA BkrlStsry, VIM
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Tress delivered IN any art Of the City frss Of
1 Nssssry 0rsasAs In The western part Of ths
d. o. HILTON,
(Lsts Hubbell : Hilton.) !
Ksokuk, Sept. s, 1s5s-dAv
'si~t thsm nsH lsae1 swim never hsohsd hsfDfs
And thess who Alssysi laughed nov lssgh The more.
A Exsa.s.lsAsr'sslAs 4nl~e New
ilsso % Deviis - Any CSssr.
PRoCLAmATIONI
E,OR the bsa&6t u al melancholy Aad s1Aer-
i sided indiviAnAls-.A REkEDCT CONCENTRA-,
TON OF MIRTH IA eemic conOootiOn from the
eoooaAufs II ali the Wis., and fsxny-IAmoue man
of the ags-th90egh N41ch tAs AGsd may prevent
wrinkles, and resume their juvsniity, and also the
juvss6le - sbtsin the sxPsris10s d aes. Ar
culiarly portable yolune-prWsn.ing . profitable
ion Of piokInkS and plsasantries, In prose
and vcrss-propsrly prsfxsd with the title Of
THE HARP Or A1HOUHAND STRINGS;
%
La1vhssr Ter = Lifs-EAuss.
And peculiarly prepared to produce prolihc pes1sof
lsughterl The very qutntssssnos u hun1n
Wn, WA00saY AND WnDon.
400 Psass u the nsst Mirtb4prsvSkiag literaturs
ever printed, snd il illustrated with
200 EngravInGs
OF tnsnost psnesasig fsnDy a8 Sswa font
= 49, assnSss1, III. i I'm, oas !. acs sr
who Have been just - fanny
- they Ssyed.
Also, IN Extra Title Par, drawn expressly
for Mis- work, By r. q. @. Da1ley, end
printed with = tink A
The curious ccmptisr Of this SuDseotion cordially
congratulatej his con-cftsens together with those
co-Skjsdne - 3fhe connm A11isos ~ Co. o6Daw
CanAda, Califomis, Canton, md countries eipcpnr
adjacent n the cordial, conviviaf md oeentAtory
ceremonies 6OnSeoted With She oOming ont of the
above cheerful volume. OF The completsnsss Of
aAfsesalsceaoa .ssaAdve ~ : sneAs eonee1t. c.
sSs sss " t.;sa6 saisE z =. ssss .
the nation IN yeaSr -. Every naA, uonsn
and child win y clad r. rsnsw the hsarty 6us1A1l
csDEN, BaowHsLI cos
.a-IaA4A City 5ne1k GAssu.
aug11d III u - rMaipSt.
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STATE OF IOWA, ss

~ cd, issued BY the Clark Of the District Csurt
Of said County, In fnvor Of Charles G.. 6tAysns and
against William W. Cotton, have lsy1Sd spon,
and will sell 70 the highest bidder, 1t the door of
the Clerk's 00os sf ths District Court Of Lee
County, lows, - Keskuk, In saids county, on the
z4th day Of Deembsr, A. D. 1850, between the
hours Of O'Clock n. and o'clock p. m. of said
day, the following property, wit Lots three
and foar ~ in Block No. three f3) In W. II. Viii
lians and Perry Reeves addition TO the City Of
keokuk, County Of Lee and state of Iowa. Sold
by order Of Court foreclosure Of moftgate TO sat
isfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Nov. Esd, 1859.
WIN. IA. LEIGH,
nv24d Sheriff Of Lee County.
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A 10 r 18TI O. ArfrR u OTTO
GREAT PREMIUM OFFER
H oil &C tic Maga

A NJ person who viii sssd NJ : new subscriber to
II y The Ecasctis Msgasine. his own name or s.y
other, With the pay foren year in sdvsnue sAa il
receive by mail postpaid, either OF the following
beaatifal PAslor Qmpanion prints. For two
names and the pay he shall receive both prints -
The pistes cost twelve hundred doiiars. They ars
new, engraved b John Eartain, whose price was 10
be t6thc psir. lie writes:
81 hare bs6towed the utmost oare and pairs In
the execution Of these engrayings; and the length
of time employed upon them renders $500 mod
crate % Innate"
FILIAL AfFECTION-SUND MORN
ING
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front Of . farmers homestead and in the distance.
vlcwod through the open cate 10 : church while
on the road between IRE krnup6, obviously tending
thithofward The party In the forsg round src en-
gagged Ia pssparnticrs FOR departure towards the
same heaven pointing spiYc and ! beautiful Girl
Of about ssvsnssen ssmmsrs waits, Bible In hand.
by The garden GATE holding it open for tho egress
VI the fanily, and sniling on the intent. The
mother, still Handsome attends on the ased rand
father, adjusting with a6sctionats care ksrchIef
TO protect him from cofd while r. s~atwd uro,, |.
donkey. supports the youngest child In front Of
him. Three other children are occupied sns IN
instructions frosn shs farmer him seIf she A. ssal4d
BY ahs <iSosstead. An aged OAK spreads itx nro-
teeting arms over all 80.
HOME ScRNE--RETURNED FROM THE
MAhhET.
The market esrstias returned from the town,
Dsa.ms 80 iaeasnt y Palcnases % We oeinn|
~ ...k a.eM .5sa se1sIInlses.
h.nA $500 - 49,. g.. 49, - - r's1 -
~ $500 ~ IN. -. y. r.. $500 ~
q. asmirst;o. 4 unmi.tsksh,s. Ths a.hS, -
- n..a !: SnAAas A.on. Ans ot0sf % e.
ssnus, 80 M M:.I nes I1.ue, . re 3our gsst
~ 80 "a ~, asss .s.sy !" spissS 1s0n
~.~.,.~.. 1890 - 80 = =: 9, -no GIG
admit, = III sSsrtaries XXI IN IL az ~.
eh - Irs,n newsPspsr sprsao On q. knee While
mv.,sr.. n ia MAJ !, ~ arg uayng INTO me
hn,,.shoid cssr f,r rsr-a-nm. IA A.I 80 vsnci
Me oDudiments. Ths farmer Is sssr csrryinr !.
heayy basket m ths stsns ~ 80 49,
shadoW vhieh q thr6vs se sea con,inr xssnfs fnr
there pussy steaithily moves dcvn On ! Arord AZ
chick ems. 20 young as to be still ysrv INA ~~rs
Arouna are all the various OOnA0nItsnts
farm. !; ~, T. ds... GO = Tue caves: tho ia.-
"fhe iron -bsuud n vi TINT hancs x ~ ss, -
while through the open house door Ne Sea ;nto ~
comfortable and Ecll-suppAed kitchen. This man.
sion colonnade pvessnts ssrsng resemblance .
nosnt vernon, with Warrington sitting on tn
piassa reading the paper. a8
This y an easy mode Of obtaining two besstiful
Which n = ssni;.d the best a.sa.ins Pubaishs
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uTIT H several years
w sxpsrisnos the Pm:
Dsieter 80 now furnish
mHlT xRHES An p
HHkUBBEKY, scctss1-
81, and tpnnd - sucosed
III tn Ws1t. !
Many 0f these Tres
Ne Of extra size, and
kavs prod assd Ans sped
nsns f6ittA pasts 49,
son. Those interested arc
invitsd - eall and ex-
anime far thelnsalveo-
~-1x
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1GanA Ycux ON 1n1ni1n1ol
nSAA sAs KslloWlng Tsssihsnials
s 40 10 TIN oUAI11YoH
1paid1ny's 1rspanSd 0lns,
YoR SALE BY
OGDEN, 11OWMELL = 90.


OGDEN, D0OWMxLL = Co.
f1ssn " caaissiaa lassllinesasw.l
~. en-: !, =. = = ::s,ss. s q &. q
ss.sAis y.1iaaD.aa. vsallsysssa - nahGs'
G1us, a11 = 1sed cold. snall 49, asssnps-
niss - sseAls, ~ whsls sssting ~ - 49,
q repairing IL kia1s 81 nesksa houssAsN vases.
Il Will = lssn1 sssssdlss1y eoevsnisnt n 1uns
81 shsil Won, $50 -, ~ - elI psspssss
I:2siTi.g sas:sg .:silsss. 10 Aessakssssf On
[1ssn Ahsghsi1tiaa Advsealssaa1 ysssnal.l
Iss vt g =, ss q sasss z ssssa,s "a
waat unsuppiisd. "spal1ing q Issp1ss1 oIss''
ss.s = - al that ~ bssn dasirsa n ~ =
rssaisa- g xsas hA
~ q ryresitAs Ivasrsrss.l
spas1isa lsSu1gsl daass. 6SaGhsa ssr lssss-
ksspses, y bsSa s1isA every hsssswifs will sp-
tssetntA nh s Nstde1ai ss
aaayl'fyssAsssn h. 4. '71s.,.,e Jo.,na,,
spalding's PrQAssd Glss 4 sssA $685. I'D
eAssP prsParsaiea tAatit y pity Aay Aoass sAeah
- w3Nks1t ~ N tss6 sg
ga 4 fSrs. ~ n. Z. Uxssas.ss.f s
wshsvs 49, 80 mn. 49, xh1lk - lis
1870, s a.. ,as si " IN N ts A.. sf: :,
tSsis every hesssksspsr assds. 5
~ IA IL. "a M ses.shl ~
sais - ~ 49, ~ =! i - 800 ~
n: !. :s:..s : :::'. : y = -
z-.sl,.. - T.. 7 p.t,y FnsJ sig
:, II $500 81 !; s - I -. 1870 go; =
- s - - - .1 .s,. 80 /. :.
ssaslals1s 2 - -. ~
VI a s.sa.as u ..sr-- M
=. a,.A.... - - 81 bts's VI ~. .sss1..
70 "spfing O. Iapr ~ essvi1ca III 0l.e VIII
ave avsfy ssA1issAbie Ga1ta1t q t1n4 NJ laAoe.
DssA js sas tssNg& ss A8QRs
|----ZT II 81 -rz1-----E-zzT T~
~, ~ nnss1ss1eSSs: - - 49, -
u Is g. Nav 49, - 1870 - ina11Saa1
III 1919 sfSi !. = Is z1sIass3;s~S Fl JssI
-; :: :. !. =: - =. .:ss:a - :.
A4t1ottsS II 1nsops 10 ela9 : lSsineSinS =
~ ns, - 49, = r - ssso -.
= osteve I,aiaas. ~ > y - - asvss =.
- = ~ NJ - yep, - tFst shsSssr
-. ssalsseay ~. q 49,. 1sss.1y
49, -: -: ~. ......l.s.. !.
- !; ; -, - r.. 60 - =: -;
- - ssksf ! 6 ~ - ssi11SSliss1i1s
-: s: ~; ~ =: \; 80 -. ': -. =:
| - 80 ~ AZ RI - &c. ~ - -
- Hid eSs93ss5 aDalD1ts ~ ns1ees1e6m3 .
salnsa1506ns k9S16 sd $50. II
= ss.s,sss a : ~ r. III ; ~ -.
- EnS1 ~ n IN 40 .to ~ ~ t. ~.
on1iesa a9Aea1, thsnnneo - ~ sahann1 np1nues
hs6ltn ~ ~ 70 r. ~ 800 impsftGkk 1si5ss q
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COLLIERH RoRERTs0N
- - - SSSs
III
GENE1 Al en- OCERs.
N . r1rn -
NJ. ~ AAAn1Is
x..s.s, ..----.- r.~..
- U0AR-CUkED HANS. A 1SoI1s Lei 1or 80
- 81 CoTTiERe ! n0SfRHoN.
- 80 - .-......r->----~~-M Mam mIsst.
UuAHcuhxD lqiI. n..r ~ ale ~
-. s5S Al re - = = : - :. =
II coLIiEss Z Ro1zRrson,
r= 49, ~ - s..s.:
HAS1LE MILLS xxx Qu1NCY ILOUk Tor
1.ss~ 1 ~. 80. - ~,
EkRHcH PRUHls,
r. $50: 81.
P...s 80.
co,, Died P:sssssA 1Pelss.
ioI saIs y coLAS Aoh1h1SOH.
i ~ r1oS svsTp
Il s.l.s' ossa..
b.mstt.s Axtsasis,
ess.s1 sississ,
Psssl $40.
b TsYasa,
A, v:...:,a.
MsneG,
acr,,..s. $50 - =.
forsal ~ O0LLIBR6 = ROBAh1O.
7VInEN M Tlss1.-- 49, 80 7Hi71 1111rs
~ Loverinss Phila1apAda 0sI1sa Gyvup,
IT, Il, - - s. = ooLLIxRs ! lo1mrsos,
ts35d ......-....r ...
A y ~ - ~ Sors ana slsan VINE
Al. WlLKIN6ON.
sisu u 1ks aoI6a IAels ana Mortar,
alpts-d 1. sas nn@ ~ AsiA steest-
INKB ANN0N1A.--l01 hs = jan. Alfs1snotA,
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@a3 IN Ao30t ~ Ot1C0s sfssa sss&&SE
To James ". Davis and Nancy A. Davis his wife,
and James II. 0wiu. $50
VOU ard each Of you ars hereby notiAsd that
y. there il now on ale In the ofRcc Of the Clark
Of Ne District Court Of ~ Copnty, lows, It Fort
.yss IT, fneolosnrs II msrtaaes assueed n he
said James ". Davis ard Nancy A. Davis his win,
TO sscnrs ~ payment IL nix sevsrAi psOnissory
notes for the sum OF nineteen hundrsd end 1ehtssn
SS-loe dollars On twenty three ~ int fySnk Oh
Of the east side OF lot pevm "a ~ oas huoared I'd
forty fllo1 fest deep, In hloek oas hnnassd and
efky-nve (l6eJin tbs City sf Ksekak, Len CasAEy
lows. The said James n q win elains ssns inter
est in aNostsased property, ~ Ssndss other
wise.
Nov unless Jon and esch Of you appear and
snswef said petition or befors the second day Of
the December term uS5e) Of said District Court
Of Lee County, lows, at Fl, Madison. decree will
Dc rendered against yoa according 10 the prayer
Ut said petition
TUnHKn y CRAIG.
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ssiDt them nor lsee11wh never ha9Aed hsfofs
Andthess who always laughed nov lssGh The nope.
An Exssn1a1aAar,sesh s 4smlue new
AIssO ~ Devils - any C0s0r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

REPUptlcAss o. Iowa PoRr-We
should not neglect to say "well done" to
the Free State men, Of Iowa Point and
vicinity, for the vote they rolled up for
the Constitution. They pOlled IA votes;
and when It is known what they have to
contend against. every Republican viii
say "wsll done" In that town Pro-Sla-
vsryism has always had full sway, and
for some time past, there had been no
one to stand up in defence of the right.
Even men who truly loved the cause,
were almost compelled to keep their
mouths closed, If they desired to carry on
business there. On the other hand. the
Pro-Slsvery Democracy had score OF
active electoneerers. who let not the
slightest opportunity slip to push along
their cause, and secured many votes by
popular pressure, which would have 9TH
erwise been Republican. At the cleo
ton for Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. only some 20 Republican
votes were polled at that precinct. lla
But since that time. few of the Free
State men have aroused from their lethar-
gy, determined to stand out boldly in das
fence Of their principles, no matter what
the risk. They meet the Slaveites in ar
gument. and urge their fellow Republicans
to their duty. Among the most active.
we may mention George c. Scrafford.
James Lilly, j. T. Lane. and DR.. j. S.
Long. in the town and G. j. G.. Beeler,
J. T. Pierce and VIM. Hedrick, in the
country. There are other deserving ones.
whose names we do not now call te mind.
The increase of the vote to "A, shows
what proper exertion will do and when
we take into consideration the prejudice,
misrepresentation and falsehoods in re-
gard to the Constitution. which they had
to contend against, the result is still more
gratifying.
These gallant Republicans intend to do
their whole duty. In the coming elections,
and roll up q good vote for the Republi-
can ticket. By going on as they have
commenced. and standing out boldly for
the right cause. they cannot lose ground.
1t may seem like idle boasting. but we
say, with such workers. il they tire not
in their energy. our readers need not be
surprised to see the day when Iowa Point
will roll up handsome majority against
the Slave Democracy
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

THEiR TRUE CoLoRs.-Ws Cad The
following in the Iowa Point Dispatch. in
an article speaking of the Democratic
candidates: ,r-s "a .scaT
"B. 0'Driscoll Is man Of talent. and
the fact that he was once known as an
advocate Of the Slave 0ligarchy. should
not have the slightes. bearing against him
As . candidate for the Legislature. " Z = 9
Now you come Is we like to see yon
in your true colors. We ask particu-
lar attention to the above. O'Driscoll
favored driving FIRES State people out Of
Kansas, and has been one of their viless
and most abusive enemies yet the Dis
patch tells yOu il should not have the
slightest bearing against him, when he
asks you TO make him q legislator. We
are told that the Constitution makes
Kansas free. and that q member Of the
Territorial Legislature can do nothing to
affect 1t. Yes. but the Democratic or
gsns also tell Us that Congress will reject
the COnstitution-Will Kansas then be .
Free State? Suppose the Constitution
is rejected, and q majority Of the mem
bers elected to the Territorial Legislature
are such men as O,Driscoll, 'Vanderslics
and Whitehead, and such old Pro-Slave-
~ men as the Democrats are nominating
in most of the Counties il not reason.
able to suppose. from their past acts, that
they will enact another batch of oppress-
i've and tyrannical laws, to crush out free
sentiment. and give a fresh impetus to
the cause of Slavery
II merchant should credit man to
large amount. and that man should re-
fuse to pay until suel and forced to it /;
and the merchant also had another Gus
toner. who was always honest and pune
tual-suppose the two should come up
together and ask for credit. both conten-
ding for the same article. the one point
ing to his past rsctitude. and the other
asking to have his former meanness for
gotten: which man wonld that merchant
give the preference? The question is ca
silly answered. So with the candidates.
The Free State men you know to be
right, while their opponents You know
were once tyrAnnical rufus who now
beg to have their past acts burie,l. and
to be trusted again Choose re between
them.
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LIFE AND TIMES
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CONFUSING A

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in military affairs Of this period Of DIS
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WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thsrsaay, :: :: October 81, 1859.

HALv SHEEr.-Rush Of work. and ab-
sencs Of adequate help. compel us to issue
a half sheet, this week, which is better
than no paper at all. We may be COM
PEELED to do the same next week. II 90.
the two will be counted IS one psper; but
il we are enabled to get out an entire
sheet. our Subscribers will be entitled to
this half . one gratis-so that there can
be no complaining on that score.
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COMING HoHE.-Ths Herald of Free
dom has come out in favor Of the Rspub-
lican State ticket, and even Of Judge
Conway for Congress. We are glad to
see the Herald returning to the cause from
which SO many regretted it had strsysd /;
and we trust it will regain all its former
usefulness. We are confident the editor
would feel better hereafter. and gain hosts
of friends, if he would, even at this late
day. repudiste the Constitution -tearsr,"
and rally to the support Of Parrot, al
though he msy not admire him personal
ly. The Herald carries at its mast head
the names Of Chase and Banks for Presi.
dent and Vice President, who are Repub-
licans Of the strsightest sect yet it Bit
terly opposes Republication in Kansas.
This is inexplicsble to us.
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watched over him like true Brethren. Hs
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