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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
SPECIAL. Mor1-E TO ynE PUBLIC.


A not Ear supply az 80" Spring "o""s
"A VII "" '""o'ved II my store M'A' week n,.,. -
y-rueaa>,,,..>D NHs!s>TES u As:ENCf
nFirE trS,nMrHd; "a .TAc nud"r7lm"l, by ~
a. AC' N'' luE TnE NAII or LAND. the c'ier' I"
W Ai ~ admits 10th Tia. sclor and =, rcha.cr 81
conabirr s-rt arH th"r"nr' descriptions e Farms 'o
sa hu' qoaity, quality io a'i.n, price, trims aud 3
OIL m' ''-'" '''e""i "'' h''a" b, Oh" i''r'"s "a
lt.s rcr9'r,. nn'rq ran,"d tho country wish
polatr would sr tbs wsshes, rad the par
'cler be able each o'ic,. And 81
n,',' h,ud settlers bti the ani TO Va" notice 81
those DIRECTLY mod ~iho"t tmt nc Ii"y W.T. oiien
PR ,s - thc aid of this oncr in enor metRN'
'1cpton Of then l,nd in "'d'' hat far "'l candid
Representation may hc made 10 'hc pnr,h"Nr
1s fe'ry N' be advertised in III" most pr"ni Mt ser
Al .op.aro ro,lors he postpaid and answer
rol r rr-t b" ooconi"nod with postage Sanr "nd'ho,
OMroat wv y Apd,r-on's, B.I.c street next door to
mae sldIosrly. nYBURN WILKES
WALL AND CEILsNG rATEH~. HOR-
w DER, AND WINDOW sE.DEs.- In store, mad
ing from the m"nuiacory all the la' aud musi
fashons>" tm' OF wall and Ceiling Papers b''da,s Ven
" d" shades of all grade 1Hd pr'r Those /"
viii m 10 tnr interest 10 caU and examine the
Tho, ai ind He Papr's t" please ant prices less
than lcof" known "A lyncihurg. ~
Ihlyr also uadc with pr"n, comp Nont
workmen. and viii do All kn'' :" PhrER HANHlNd ia Al
prompt and satisfactory manner ''"''S nom "wh ana
county solicit'd march lidt4
,I,O CHr-- PLAYERS. A inrgc quantity Of,
= Clt,s Men IN hand, tor sale cheap.
febss,s y, GrGcENHEIMER
DUHNETv's COCAINE, forshc h"ir, md
- S,r,gart's COi'GH CANDY, JUS received ty -
marcb ads srABLEK a JONES
SOMETHING NEW.-u hnvr opened his
- morning. rIfE FLEXIBLE BAND SILK HAT, new
article IN ibs "t'y lfeb i-hisI l. Slab, Ky.
UUAT vcr, i,cd II superior lot Il, ~ ~ cared Ra.
- and for sale W KlNNlER SANDERS
march idt'
-nlh Hg SHELLS prime Black Oats In stored
sDU<p and for sale by VI. nOi!.iNS g. co
march DIS.
AIDES, Hiss aud Chiidrrns' fine Roots,
II 4 SHOES and ait, ~ Just received at
lrarch DIS HEABt IA :.
UUAT received new supply CT Piatcd wnrr,
Some bef uiul styles Call and 400 them
march sd. & SIMPSON
VHy<} SPORTS MEN, -gwst received nno ti,cr in
q yoice Of hrnuufI RIFLES. vi .h have hepn sd
generally adm These t;nns made expressly
sales avcd on th"m and warran'ed
dee i.dts t'ifiOt NS WILLS.
XLEs AND sPRuNG~.--.y"-ir received, d.
"A rect from factory. large lot oi AXI4Es SPRINGS,
Ar,ac u"arch Ads CuLHOuNS WILLS.
BYERPOOLFgNES As.TAELOAT.-31JO
4 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT Deakin factory allied
suy equal Jeries Dsrcys. expected N 10 or Is day.
400 Sacks Asfshall for sale eonss
by lmarch 20 d4wl A: g. LEE, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

cTRREOaCOpEs.-Ja received, n aud
~ beautiful collection of STEREOSCQPES AND VIEWS,
direct Europe. Call and Examine a. =
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Thanks.

Several persons declared openly, on Sat-
urday last that they voted in favor of the
City Charter, because BRowN, of the Her
aid Of Freedom, voted against it. They
claimed that they were at loss to know
how to vote, until they saw how Brown
voted. We are under many compliments
to those persons for their appreciation of
our intelligence in discerning the right
from the wrong.
1t seems that we have become sort of
north star with these men, and that
they are like the mariner without a COM
pass, who only knows his position after
he has ascertained the locality of that
unerring luminary, which retains its place
in the heavens, from age to age, emitting
its peculiarly brilliant light through calm
and storm, though at times invisible to
human ken. Well, we would desire no
better position than the one awarded us,
and would a thousand times prefer they
would act against, than with US. If those
men who are moved by such considera-
tiOns as they publicly acknowledge, should
labor with us, we should take it for granted
that we were wrong, and should implore
the aid of Divine Wisdom to direct us
anew, and in the right.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Lawrence Responsible.

A friend writing US on private business
from Wyandott, on the 22d ult., speak
ing of the late election in that county,
says:-
"The Democrats are having great jol-
ifcation tonight, having elected all of
their ticket at the county election, as we'll
as at the city election, which was held
last week.
"These Democratic triumphs, so far as
the city and county are concerned, are
simply triumphs of vice and immortality /;
their rallying cry is "Free lager and no
taxation" while men are elevated to the
bench, who cannot be trusted with a petty
suit before a justice of the peace, simply
because they cannot keep sober a suffi-
cient length Of time to attend to it. In
fact, some of the candidates, the night
before the election, boosted over the bad
whiskey they had been able to drink dur
ing the last six months. Be it said, to
their credit, however, all are not of this
stamp-some of our county officers being
men who would be an honor to any COM
munity.
Il believe, sir, this unfortunate state OF
things in our young county-and which
l am afraid will, for some time to come,
blast its prosperity-is mainly attributed
to the outrages and excesses committed
in your own city, under the name of Re:
publicanism. If such men as led off in
that affair in your town the other day, are
to be recognized as leaders of the Repub-
lican party, perhaps we have no reason to
complain"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Done with Him.

Augustus Wattles cannot expect us to
publish anything more from has pen,
whether explanatory or otherwise, after
his peculiar mode of warfare of last week.
He sent us note for publication. 1t came
to hand just after we had gone to press.
Without waiting to see whether it would
appear in our next paper, he sends copy
to the Republican, and represents that we
had refused to publish it. Before we saw
that paper, or knew of his treatment OF
US, the inside of our issue was worked of
containing it. giving the lie to the re-
presentation that we had "denied" him
his defence. In future he may take il
for granted that anything he sends us is
refused, and govern himself accordingly;
for men, who are so anxious to place
us in false position, do not merit even
ordinary courtesy az our hands.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
A Forgery.

DR.. DoY told Gov. ROBINSON, while the
latter was visiting him at the jailin Platte
City, Mo-, that the late letter published in
the Lawrence Republican, purporting to
emanate from him, was not his, and if
had been genuine he thoughtitve very foolish
to give publicity to it under the circum-
stances. Who is there who will not agree
with him in that respect ? The letters
were published to get up an excitement at
home, forgetting that what would produce
an excitement here, would produce a
counter one in Missouri where Doy and
son are imprisoned. A great outrage has
been perpetrated upon Kansas in the kid
mapping of the Dogs, and prudence on our
part will turn it to practical account, but
if, instead Of taking lesson from it, and
turning it to the advantage of our cause,
we push matters to extremes, we shall be
losers in every sense of the term.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
GROCERIES
PR O VISIO N s,

Which / VIII sell as low as any man in Lawrence,
and warrant to be OF good quality.
Just received, at the above political emporium,
quite lot of the needfuls, such as
Splendid n. o. SUGAR, which goes of like hot
Equally Splendid BELCHER'S SYRUP. which
does not sell so fast.
Extra Quality SUPERF1NE FLOUR. which
also sells rather slow.
First rate RIO COFFEE. (sells fastJ
OYSTERS, OYSTERS. (sale middling.)
Splendid BEANS, (sale very rapid.)
Also. COARSE SALT. CRUSHED SUGAR.
CREAM TARTAR, BABBITT'S SALERATUS
RAISINS, CURRANTS.
BLACK TEA. MUSTARD,
CANDLE WICK, SHOE BLACKING, INK,
PURE GINGER, CAYENNE PEPPER,
BROOMS, PALS. TUBS. BED CORDS.
SIMMONS BEST AXES, BUCK SKIN GLOVES
AND MITTENS,
! SOCKS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
STAR AND TALLOW CANDLES EXCEL
SIOR AND BROWN SOAP.
| POWDER, SHOT, CAPS AND LEAD.
All kinds ofSTEAM REFINED DCONFECTION-
AIRY,
30 bushels nice GREEN APPLES, expected in q
| few days from Pittsburg. Pa.
l ton DRIED APPLES AND BEANS,
All for sale low for cash, or most kinds of PRO-
| DUCE. CORN especially.
Jan jan as@tf I'll ~ C. STEARNs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
lbs Defaio Of FREEDOM.
LAWRENCE. X. L.
Saturday Morning, March 5, 1859.
~, go,itIOp Of III. Herald Of freedom.


The public are fully conscious that the
Herald Of Freedom, from its first establish
mept in Kansas down to the present, has
bsen an independent Free State newspaper.
II has sustained such men aud such
measures as the editor believed would
hast advance the interes. of the Territory,
and such, we wish to say, will be its course
hereafter. While we occupy the extreme
Anti.Slavery ground, and will do all in
our power TO circumscribe the area of
slavery, and widen that of freedom, yet
we shall never give our adhesion to a
party organized solely to elect designing
d,magoques to Office who arc alike destitute
of principle and moral worth. Occupying
this position, and determined to maintain
it through every extremity, we have re-
solved that, as a journalist, we shall not
give our adhesion to either of the two
parties, as such, now organized in Kansas,
but shall throw our influence where we
think it will best advance the cause of
freedom-not the freedom of one party,
or one race only. but of humanity gen.
erally. II the Republican party could be
organized on liberal basis in Kansas, and
it would exert its influence for the build
ing up of principles, regardless of its eff
fects upon individuals, we should then be
desirous Of working in its ranks; but with
the prospect now before it, we prefer to
occupy an independent position, and this
we shall continue to do.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Going Up.

B. B. MITCHELL, Esq, of Linn county,
sent us twenty-five new subscribers last
week, accompanied with the needful, for
which he will accept our greatful thanks.
In his note accompanying the subscrip-
tiOns, he says:--"This is but the commence
ment of what is to follow. The people
are anxious to see the Herald Of Freedom,
and are waiting with much interest the
appearance of the -HAwKER!" Ii all
of the friends of the paper will be equally
active nop, but a few weeks and our list
will be doubled, and quite equal to what
it was before the general onslaught upon
it in the spring and summer of 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

6T The Topeka Tribune says our posi-
tlOns in regard to the cost of printing the
laws in the papers of Kansas Territory, are
all a humbug. Perhaps the Tribune
would like to publish all the laws of a
general nature, passed at the last session
OF the Legislature, in ten of its issues,
Ike the Wyandott Gazette, for $3.50; il
SO, it will proceed with the work; when
the job is completed, if done according
to the proposition, the publisher will draw
upon us for the amount, which draft shall
be promptly honored. Come, neighbor,
there is chance for you to make a small
pile at our expense, so 90 in!
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

OF The Missouri is now open, and
large parties are daily arriving en- route for
the plains. Large numbers have already
gone forward, and among others a party
from some point up the river, with a
printing press and fixtures. Several gentle
men left Lawrence on Monday last, for a
trip across the plains, and others are pre-
pairing to follow them in few days. In
a couple of weeks more, the human tide
will be fairly in motion, and for months
Westward, no" will be the cry from
thousands of brave hearts. We sincerely
hope their most brilliant dreams of sudder
wealth will be realized, and that, wher
they return, they will do so with an abun.
dance of the glittering treasure.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Kidaappers in Town!

i undertook, the other night, 10 kidnap free
neglo Il this place. bat Ihey sigBaily failed in
their attempt TIE Missouri Legislature. it is
said. llas offered reward OF $500 for the con-
vic.ion OF '-Old John Brown"
The famous Mon;g ;gomsry has actually lectured
in conservative lawrence.
All these items Of news. and many others, are
dali! discussed ct ny store oy the crowds who
SHOW their good sense b. trading there.
Idan't take much part in these discussions
haviDg as much rs can attend to TO sell good:
to th',s.- Who want them. Aevertheiess.I heal
what Is going ON, and would say. once for all
great Is free speech." Come one and all, and
talk ra.iicalism and conservatism. as much as
you please; but be sure and end yUur discussion.
by buying some of my
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Order of PuhIicafian.
HUeE Oh FuDiIcatIOns
JAMES II. CARTER, Plaintiff.
LAWRENCE E. +. CURTIS. Def, Civilization

~~A--' IL NAhALh, Tialntiu.
LAWRENCE L. CURTIS, Dert.S 0''ii ACTON
I .AWRENCE L. CURTIS, nonresident of
hansas Torritory, and who now resides in
the State Of New ork, will take notice that
James ID Carter. of the county of Franklin, in
the Territory Of Kansas, on the elst day of Feb
ruary. A. ID. leS9, fled in the United States Dis
trict Court of Kansas Territory, Second Judi
cial District, within and for the county Of Doug
las his certain petition setting forth that on the
18th day Of November, A. ID. 1s5e, the said De-
fendant. in consideration OF the sum of Three
hundred Dollars, granted and conveyed certain
real estate, situate in the county of franklin in
the county aforesaid. to the said Plaintiff; that
SAID defendant covenanted with said Plaintiff
that said real estate was clear and free of all
incumbrances, when in fact such real estate was
encumbered with q mortgage held by one En-
ma Shenk, and executed b. said Defendant be-
fore the 18th day of November, A. ID. le5s, as
aforesaid. to secure the payment of One Hun
dred and Twenty-Five Dollars, and interest, that
said Plaintiff. to remove the said incumbrance,
paid the said Emma Shenk the sum of One Hun
dred and Twenty-Three Dollars. The object
and PRAYER Of this petition is to recover the said
sum of One Hundred and Twenty Three Dollars,
with interest from the 5th day of February, A.
A. ls59. The said Lawrence l. Curtis is notified
that he is required TO appear and answer said
petition on or before the 10Th day of April, A.
ID. ls59, or such petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly.
/. 3. L0WMAN, Plaintiffs Attornev.
Attest: l.. McARTHUR, Clerk.
By LOUIS CARPENTER, Deputy.
Feb, o6. ,59-6t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

@Did Conway suppose that his only
nope of getting into Congress was over
'ne broken head of Doctor ROBINSON ?
fOollsh fellow! He will never retrieve
.Os' position by resorting to brute force.
ouf respect for him in the past has been
0ased upon his supposed intellectual force,
notion his physical, for mere boy would
cope with him in that direction.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Notice of Attachment.
Civil Action.

TERRITORY OF KAYsAs,l
Lykins County. Sc
THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT within and for
said County and Territory.
ALBURTUS KNAPP. Plaintiff)
against
PHILIP STONE, Defendant.
THE Defendant will take notice that, on the
L 18th day of January. A. ID. 1853, the Plaintiff
filed, in the Office of the Clerk ofthe United States
District Court, within and for the County Of Ly-
kins in said TERRITORY. setting forth. among other
things, that ON or about the sixth day Of July,
4. ID. 1857. the Plaintiff paid the Defendant One
money was accepted BY the Defendant in fall
satisfaction for the following real estate ying in
Lykins County, Kansas Territory. that is to say
The west half Of the west half of the southwest
quarter Of section one, township eighteen, range
twenty-four; and the west half Of the west half
of the northwest quarter Of section twelve, Of
township eighteen, range twenty -four, contain
ing eighty acres that said land was subject to
sale aL Paola, in said County, that Defendant
bought and had said lands bought at the trust
sales at said place, and obtained the certificate
or a transfer of such certificate from the Gov
ernment of the United States for the same the
said sum Of One Hundred and Twenty Dollars
| was received by Defendant from Plaintiff as full
consideration for the said premises, and in full
satisfact tion Tor the trouble and Inconvenience in
purchasing of said lands from the Government,
and obtaining q good title for the same, and
making transfer Of such title in fee simple to
the Plaintiff for the premises described. The
Plalntih under said contractt took the immediate
possession of said premises. and has continued,
since said time. in the possession thereof; that
shortly after said contract was made, the De-
| fendant obtained the Government certificate fol
said lands, and upon request, refused to deed the
same 70 Plaintiff. The Plaintiff says he has sus-
tanned damages BY the Defendants default in
complying with his part Of said contract. Tho
Plaintiff prays that Defendant may be compelled
| to make and deliver TO him a good and sufficient
deed in fee simple for said premises, and in de-
fault thereof, that the decree of the Court Oper
ate as such conveyance, and that damages be al
lowed him for the Defendants default. The De
fendant is required to plead. answer or demur e
said petition on or before the cath day Of April
| 1853,
Attest: Z. W. ROBINSON, Deputy Clerk.
WAGsTAFP 4 SIMPSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff
| Jan 29-6t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
City Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford.
Cash Capital. s25o.o 900, all paid in.

ASSETS, JANUARY lsT, 1859.
Cash Items. including ss6,e357s in
Bank s3sss5 "a
Bank Stock & Bonds, market value 1s6,3o5 90
: or other approved securities 1ssO7e ls
Balance on Books. Interest due, and
Office Furniture s.ses 81
Total assets s30s ,s3l "a
Total liabilities for losses not due l6,465 II
q. B. BOWERS. President.
Z. c. WAITE, Secretary.
General Agency for the Western States at
Chicago, Illinois
W. B. LOUNSBURY General Agent.
); a; PRIGE; Assistant General Agent.
GEORGE FORD, Agent, Lawrence.
Feb &C. SO
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

0The beating of Senator SUMNER BY
b&iy Brooks, was copied after BY Conway
Inc other day, in attempting to beat Doc
Tor ROBINSON. 1t is said that Brooks,
bully as he was, died of shame in conse-
quence of that transaction. If the whole
press should speak out as it ought, if Con-
way does not die of shame, he would hide
himself from public gaze until the country
mad somewhat forgotten his crimes.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

The following is the result of observations
for the month of February, as fully as noted:
The coldest time was on the morning Of the 4th,
when at time of taking note the mercury stood at
so above zero.
The warmest. at . p M, the 18th, when the
mercury stood at 6OS above zero.
IL Observations were omitted for q week on
account of illness. l.. u. HEATH.
Lawrence. March 1st., 1859.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
To RnnhhinA.-.

a good BOokbinder can make an ar
fAnsemsut at this Office, if application is
MADE Immediately, by which he can
establish himself in business in this city.
a workman should be acquainted with
sVery branch of the business, including
blank book work.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Notice of Administration, de 1onis non

Notice of ofAdministration, de0onis non.
T .ETTERS Of Administration upon the estate
istered upon by Betsey W. Loring, late Admin
istratrix. have been granted TO the undersigned
by the Probate Court Of Douglas county, Kansas
Territory, dated the llth day of November. A.
ID. 1883. The authority of the said Betsey w.
Loring ceased on the llth day Of November, A.
ID. 1855, by revocation Of letters.
II. L. EN0S,
Administrator de 1oRis non of
Feb e6-3t Judah Loring, Deceased,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

VWe learn that new mail route is
az advertised from Fort Riley to Denver
Gly, to be carried three times week.
We have not yet seen the newly adrer-
used routes in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Special Nofices.

T AwRENCE LODGE NO. 8 i. o. of G. T.
IL meets regularly, every Monday, at Is
o'clock, in Babcock i Lykins' Hall. Member.
of the order from other Lodges are invited tC
meet with us whenever they can make it conyen.
lent. A. G. w. SAFFORD, W. Y. u.
o. W. McALLAsrER, W. s. Jan.i SO.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
AND
MACUINE WORKS

HMBALL BROTHERS have now in opers
N tion their Foundry and Machine Work.,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of al
kinds. both Cast and Wrought, STEAM EN-
GiSES. HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS,
THRESHING MACHINES, and sll kinds Of
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need Of Works Of this kind ourselves, We
the wants Of Kansas, and feel confident we csn
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
Ty. Give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid 70 repaiIs; Yla Cast
Iron wanted. klMBALL khOThEhS.
August %, SO.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Legal .Notiess.
Civil Action.

Civil Action.
Ii TIE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Counr. sit
ting within, and for the County Of johnson. in
the Territory of Kansas.
STEPHEN +. GATES, Plaintiff,
WILLIAM E. PoiyD and
h. q. FAINT, Defendants.
THIS is Civil Action to foreclose Mortgage
4 executed BY said Defendant, Pond, to the
Plaintiff, to secure the sum Of sla5 90. with in
terest thereon at the rate Of six per cent per
month. from August 18th. 1883. ill paid. and to
recover judgment therefor. together with the
costs; also, TO compel said Defendant. FAINT, to
ioreelose Mortgage executed to him by Patrick
Brltton. ON said property and it appearing by
affidavit fled. that the said H. G. FAINT is nom
resident OF this Territory, tits therefore ordered
that the said II. q. FAINT do, b. the 4th day Of
April, A. L. lsS9 answer the petition Of the said
Gates. against him filed or the same will be
cordingly.
| - Witness, Loami Macarthur. Clerk O.
! (SEAI, \our said Court, and the seal of said
w this Is ndaR%hIPE day e MpEP9 6sss lsss
Per. WV. RoY, ID. c.
| March s. 1850
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05

H. C. GR0svEN0R,
WOOD EyGRAyER, n. Z. Corner Of Fourth
~ snd Walnut Streets. ID stoE5, cipeinnsti,
oais; ass.A lsh. isss, h.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
Masonic.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
l. Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
Of each month. in Masonic Hall. Babcock Ly-
kins' Building.
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-03-05
4. G.. HASKELL,

DKACTICAL ARCHITECT AND SUPERIN-
L TENDENT, No. 20 Massachusetts, st Law
renee, Kansas. Jan. G. '59.-lys