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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
Davton & MiChigsDRR
naa., Irn Toledo.

Nm FoRM1Na IN CONNECTION ~ 1
n with The pctroit sna Tols3e d IN issfos saS wien
eh0rses,s W. rort Wayne Nhicago h,c hei' 'cttcs.o
the Inc between Dayton eno
~ TWO DAILY TRAlNs, .,,,.,l
-. o. MogpAY, AUG 20, isSs, ass srd
On end MI, leave Dayton for Toledo' pe"'
Chleago. 1e.ves al 500 a. M sss,. srilssa ~
s.,H a. so ~ M detroit $50 y ~ s y ransda for
nstrsit with the Cteat Weet ,s and poHton, con-
NiararA Falla Albany, New w,sh trelns on the p ~.
necla - LinA ~ ~ rcrt wayne and ChioaEo ~ Asitk
wiSt WAYNE ~ 90 p. n N aa,s,esn poe5 for
tfaIns on Toledo, Ma9n sport, and arrieins z,
~ n 40 p no +, IN time 70 ognls, ni ,,str elso
ensnins trains leaving thst e,ts' IN IR.R
senneeis AZ Toledo With tfss h Win trains on the
i1,snisng i1s ard rolelo Rail Road lD. S'sl tts An nj
SYesoa also connects ~ sidney WIZ wi.19 ~ cogenbusi
Rosd eastand west, an1 n w tah ste is D M eoa.
sst. az lana With trains on p; ~ w - 90 a M,
IS eidniaht and arrives ~ uhiossI sIs for Inc west
making close conneetioa ,a VIZ al 7i5 A. M council
sn.itb All noraing traEs west ana nor VI ""N '
s,ssm Bost for Clevelsnd and bus,y M trn,ns be-
sieepinr Cars are attached 70 an n's"'
tween Il1 risHsS ior Fort Wayne Toedo' pstIoss
r,,tnsgo 4 nj uotnts Weat and Nortn-Netti 90 49, ~,
Pittsburgh, Phliaielpha ane ~ Ana Indian
isR n M dan bohad by calling on s. n hissa ~ a
sk Agent, linton Depot Oaytoni OF foh Wv
agents on the line, .,... ..
Fare Is low as by any othet route, 49,,
ssThe rates sf Freightto All Points kast or " W &, 4
viii al All times be ~ favorable ~ arc ehAibo'
other Compantea' 49,. - rhioag,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit =, rn sun,t.
aasas NJ. .sHOEMAkhts SUP y
- nar A AHI y n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
NEW EDITION -
. OF .Itt
&1VGsaa'S sEfGy2a9ESgE!
ATT PAYNES.

A MANUAL FOR ExEcUroRs AND ADMNIsTRA-
tors, 10 the Settlement Of the Estates Of
Deceased Persons; with Practical Forms,
&c, &c. By Joseph r. Swan, late Presi-
dent Of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit Fifth
Edition; Revised Enlarged, and Adapted
to the Present Practice: By ii, c. Noble,
Attorney at Law, Columbus; with Notes of
the Enactmsnts and Decisions down to
the Present Time: By f. J. Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court, of Franklin
County, One Volume, Svo. Price, in
Law Binding, $3.50.
The character Of Swan's Manual is so well known,
that would seem entirely unnecessary, at this
time, to say word in commendation Of IT. The
present editionis believed TO be much SUPERIOR In
every respect to any one heretofore published and
the publisher would therefore especially recon-
mend 1t 70 the attention OF Members Of the Bar
irobate Judges, and Executors and Administrators
Augl6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-26
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHANGE OF TIME.

NN and after Monday April IL, 1859, Passsn-
u SepTr.ins wilHsAvethS 9th stFsst Depot, Day
ton for Cincinnati,as follows'
Returning Trains
At5.OOa. m, sos a. IN, 400 p. m, and 80
p. IN. an
Will teave Cincinnati for Dayton,at 500
ma 90 n. m,,4.SO p. m. and 800 p. In.
Tbe730 M train south win stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
anrq DANIRL McLAREN ,Sup't'
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David SCHREIAK "

DAVID SCHRElAK wv
MOULD kESPEOTFULLY SAY TO
w the citizens Of Dayton and surrounding coun-
try, thathis Spring and summer stock Is now com.
plete, consisting OF all kinds OF Ladies', Misses and
Chidrens Boots, Shoes Caters, &c, with heels or
withouti also large assortment OF Mems Boys,
and Youths Boots, Caters, and Oxford Ties,
Having purchased his stock right from the facto-
res for cash. enables him TO sell aa cheap, cheap
er than any other house in this city.
He also has large supply Of Mens' Patent LeRth-
or Boot, Gater and oxford Tie Tops, which he will
make TO order to ft the foot.
He Keeps constantly employed the best workmeni
andis prepared to do all Kinds of Custom Work on
short notice
All rips repaired free OF charge.
He aBks a liberal share of public patronage, and
feelBcondent that he can please all who order work
Remember the old and favorite place, 81, Jefferson
street. below the market. aprSO
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aRnnNvILLE AND MIAMI X


Chnnge of Flme,
Ooaud after Monday, April IL, 1888, un'litor-
Ut,er notice, trains will run as follows -,
tSsyes Dayton Union Depot At $40 a. m sna n'i
k.o0p. NJ. Arrive at Union tll,so =. M An"
1892. m. ,..,,rnr,Yoa
leaves Union At T,45 a. m, and l,4e P. m''
srrivos At Dayion at 10 IS q. M, and 5,opl p t.
The 800 P NJ train leaving Dayton makes m Si1ss &c
.oaneetiop AZ Union with the Express train on 'ne
aeiistontaine road for Indianapolis, conneetihs on
a. ARRIVAL with trains for Lafayette ferre hauVei
aad ali points west, north and north weat'
Por tickets and further Information, apply -
samuel W, King, General Ticket Agent, Union
O"P"'''' H. c. sTTMsoE, 5up't.
dec2 ----------
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
DEMOCsATIc MEETINGsI
consressi.aAl oanvassi
sANDERs w JOHNSTON

Ths.Danoaratie eandidata Far D.l...,. .,
Congress hes rssuTned sad oiil address t6o p.o. q
ME II Kansas, tclE1Oaf Ial As follows:
wednesday, 0stobsr sth. 2P. n. Topeh.
shaWnO. county n, f-f ~ -
Thar'dsy, October sth. 2 Pm. LseOnp.on
D0ukIns county.
Thursday. October 9th. P. NJ. Lawrene.
D0uRIas county. ~
Friday, October 9TH. 9 p. NJ, Minneola. Frank.
lin county
Saturday, October 9th, . P. NJ. Burlingane
Shawnee county.
Monday, October 10th, r. NJ, Emporia, Brock.
enridge county.
Tuesday, October 1lth. 3 p. NJ. Ottumwa, Cof.
fey county.
Wednesday. October 18th, 3 P. NJ. Burlington.
.COdsy county,
Thursdsy. October lsth, . P. NJ. Le Roy. Cot.
fey county.
Friday, October 18th, 2 Pm. Nsosho Falls.
Woodson county.
Saturday. October 18th. sP. NJ. Cofschiqus,
Allen county.
Saturday. October 18th. P. ~, Humboldt,
Allen county.
Monday. Ootobsr 18th. 2 P. NJ. Fort Scott.
Bourbon eonnt.
tuesday. October 18th. p. NJ. Msplston.
Bourbon county.
Wednesday, October 10Th, p. NJ Mound City,
Linn county.
Thursday' october 10th. . p. NJ, Paris. Linn
county
Lykins county.
SAtuTdaI, Oct0eer I'D, r. NJ, PAola, Lykins
sounu;
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
Notice..

The TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l
County Of johnson.
GEORGE BURT. Plaintiff,
CHARLES WALTERS, Defenaant.S
In the District Court in and for the County Of
johnson. in the Territory aforesaid.
CHARLES WALTERS will take notice that
~ George Burt, of the county Of johnson, in
the Territory of Kansas, did, on the 10th day of
September, A. d, 1850, file his petition in the
for the county aforesaid, in the Territory afore-
said, against the said Charles Walters, setting
forth that the said defendant was indebted TO
the said plaintiff in the sum Of i've hundred
and forty -four dollars, and in one other sum OF
four hundred and seventy-two dollars. that the
said defendant gave mortgage TO the said plain
tiff on the north -east quarter Of section number
twenty-seven, in township number teen,
tanning one hundred and sixty scres; also Lot
number nine, in Block number thirty five. hot
number twelve, Block twenty-nine. Lot number
fourteen in Block number seventy. Lot number
one in Block number twenty-four. Lot number
twenty-seven in Block number thirteen, Lot
number eight in Block number thirty three, Lot
No. fifteen in Block No. eight. all in the town OF
Olatbe, in the county and Territory Aforesaid, to
secure the payment Of the above sums accordin ng
10 certain notes referred to in said mortga ge,
and praying that the said Charles Walters may
pay said sums now claimed to be due, amounting
70 one thousand and sixteen dollars. together
dollars at the rate Of six per cent. per month
| until paid, from the fifth day. Of January 1859
and on FIVE hundred and forty y-four dollars at the
IF Ss cent r0 bss ps 4. sS
premises may be sold to pay the same, and the
said Charles Walters is notified that he is re
quired to appear within twenty days after the
18th day Of October next to apsRsT said gsti
By GEO. ". SIXTH. his Attorney.
Sept. 10, A. d. ls59.-6t ...
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
Legal Noiiess.
order Of PahllcasIo..

OA1OA - u 1@8AAC81AOne
DAVID p. NICHOLS, Plaintiff,
FRANCES E. NICHOLS. Dcfsndan,S
In District Court Kansas TERRITORY, Second In.
dicial District, in and for CoffeY county.
THE said Frances E. Nichols, Defendant. viii
Il take notice that David p. Nichols. Plaintiff
did. on the 9th day Of September. A. ID. 1859
6le his petition with the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Kansas Territors, in the Second District
IN and for Coiey county. against the said defend
ant. Frances E. Nichols, setting forth the mar
riage Of the parties on the lst day Of September,
A. ID. 1855. in the county of Tippecanoe, State Of
Indiana, that the plaintiff. David p. Nichols. has
resided in Kansas Territory. Coffey county, ever
since the 3oth day Of October. A. ID. 1855, and
that he now resides therein, and that ever since
the said marriage. he has conducted himself
towards said defendant as faithful and affec.
tionate husband, yet the said plaintiff AYERS that
the said defendant, under the control and advice
Of others, has left plaintiff bed and board and
offered such indignities to plaintiff as to render
1is life intolerable and other wrongs DONE rs set
forth IN plaintiffs petition. The object and
prayer OF his petition is to obtain divorce from
the bonds OF matrimony between himself and
the said FRANCES =. Nichols, and the said Fran
ces b.. Nichols will take notice that she Is re-
quired to answer the petition Of the plaintiff on
or before Saturday, the esth day Of October, A
" ls59. or it will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly. G. P. BULLOCK.
Attest: Plaintiffs Att'y.
A. JONES. Clerk Of Second District Court,
Oct. 1st, 1885,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

Rev. Mr.. THOMAS will deliver his sec.
ond lecture of the series. ''On the Life and
Character of Moses" at Ford's Hall, in
this city, on Sabbath evening next, at z
O'Clock. Agsneral invitation is extended
to the public. ItH5
Mr.. THoxAs breaches regularly to the
Baptist denomination in this place, on
Sundays, at 1o1k O'Clock A. n. and Z
O'Clock in the evening, at the above place.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

IRON the subscriber. on the night of the 7th
L Of September, from the town Of Clinton,
Douglas county, K. r, one rcd Or. with white
face. mixed with snall red spots and red hairs:
one hip, sbout four inches long, and looks like
welt made by whip; nice horns, and carries his
head up and walks OF lively, had on smaIlish
seven years old, and good sise. Any person tax
ing up said OF. or giving information where be
may be found, either by letter or otherwise shall
be liberaiIy rewarded. JOHN McC0RKLE,
Oct l. leda -ats S0-' -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
NsU Aobeffiseme

WIN. R. PRINCE 3 CO.. Flushins. N. T.. viii
w send new Descriptive CatAlosues TO tAoss
yho remit 10 csnts for saeh. yis: No. Fruit and
efine Plants; No. 3 eStFaWhsrries Of as varieties
End culture; No. D Bulbous Pialts. .R0onies.
DAhlias, Sc; No. "a Grapes Of lso NatiYs Verie-
tiss and others. Raspbsrriss. Curranh ead eu
Small Fruits.
October 8, Uo.-Its
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

r In the notice Of the General Elec-
ton, the County Treasurer was omitted
in the FIRST publication.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
NOTICE!
General Election to be held ON Tues.
day, Sth November, 1889.
SkCRETARf 8 OFFICB,l
LecnmptOn. Senfemher &. 1850


Lecompton, September 6, 1859.
To he SHERIFF. Of he Secerat Counties Of KdHsds
Terrttory:-M ritten notices have been sent to |
each Of the Sherifs Of the organised counties in |
the territory, a. required by law. that general |
election will take place throughout the Tsrrito- |
~, on the TUESDAY after thg first Monday in |
NOVEMBER, issS. for the following Cour:
Oficers and Members Of the Council and ~
of Representatives for the Legislative A. .SSee
of Kansas Territory, All Of whose T. - SnsS ~
Congress Of the United State territory in the
In order, however, thu n: a. a;..,;.,s.
Iecsvsd time Il e she nSscss i, sYS Ss being r.,
Tas gsS q s s.sssd an tSs day.
toy; 6na are .. .fsi,osss ,'e'' '0an'' oi 'As t'''
y .ee6ls for the term Of one year. one Probate
ladeefot the term Of two yeats; one Sheriff for
the term Of two years, one Register Of Deeds for
the term Of two years; one County Attorney for
the term Of two years; one County Clerk for the
term of two years, who, BY virtue Of his once,
| is Clerk Of the Probate Court and County Board
Of Supervisors; one Coroner for the term Of two
years; one County Surveyor for the term Of two
years, and one County Treasurer for the term Of
two years.
Each unorEanised county. which is attached BY
law to an ORGANISED county for judicial purposes,
is also attached for municipal purposes By the
laws Of 1859, (see page 33l, section % and "sh0ll
be he sGaas as II formed part thereof and has
night e ..Sp:'ss he Sos 70. count,
vs.P Sf ,h0Idins election, S.2 in those sog; q
oEP Tbs sOsRb sbs, ., zach organised county should
the notices to the in the SOn1se.
at'acneu IN :ne Sano neaosS;ra 20 az ,ns
IN the sGsn GcCOtGns , ~ ;ne 8 "
fsss:,PS and the as,s s5OT1,ag =
post notices ?; required in ;ssOp n
.as sene Sn;s n II. ~ art;es u o1v. nror ~
ohcs " .%ad ~ .Hrsr1;sorv fsss sect;or ~ 4
ctesH oa sre ooe'N u \@e' .
Tbs fnlIoIipg ia l,st Of Council districts and
The nnmher N msmhers IN which each il an
.;tI.5. "
rsleu; ss ;, p;..-;., Do,;rh., .or,.v
na,S THn.;i n;Hsr;.t tha aconnt;eS ~ ,sh-
ison and Jsckson.
Third Council District tsavsnMSIth g COUNT,
erSnrtb and JefSerSon.
4 Fifth Counsil District, the counties Of Brown.
NemnnA' 'ro''~"s'Auie' nAr'us" on" s.
!, ussIn, W,.;, n;,,.;., th. .ount;a. of R;,ev-
oiH.n I'm EVshEg; E;o. H.~;. WsS.nnsss Sn6 No.
GlAs'D DieAisou De'"' =.
| C:, D;..-;o. .ha cornt;.. ~
, SeSNuentn OoEHnon - preahe.r;5-e 49,
onAwnee, O:afe nv cf Hnnalas aNnn,v
Eieattn Eeat Souneii is.;.t H ,bs cennt;es ~ Dou,.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

Upon next Saturday, the Republicans Of the
various precincts in this county are to select
the delegates to q county convention, which, in
turn, is to choose nine delegates to represent the
county in the Territorial Convention for the
nomination Of Q DelegAte to Congress. SO far
as the voice Of Douglas County is concerned. the
primary meetings on that day will determine who
that candidate shall be. Let the people look
we'll to this matter II Is for them to say whether
We shall have a candidate who will stand sqU' =;
up to Republican principles-who will m ~
open aud manful fight, or one tchO toU ~ ~ ~
Republicdn tag al kdif-Rdst, and ma SeF7y ~
Ad!ftrdy cOmpr0znise 6eiceep Repu' - a sort q
Democracy. II ioRI be for GsesR q 1t.cGsn,sne GnC
candidate ShdR be a man 0f - yg~Aethert tnd
rOrL1-one whose calm cor pTootsk ana mora
have shown him to be a. .Sroi over himself shAi
Ehethsr ne shall BE- ss 8. ospos vii
he Ar man Who IL - aethef that candidate shal
and do somethir 4ccved, will 90 to Washington
setiye interes. - tor his constituents-take al
one Who viii !. In their Welfare--be q worker, O
me his a. live gay, easr, lazy Iife. and con
,rAioAL <oaeSoAS to a eie h6cOrAd IocdIities 4,
be for aaAy Adre some peTsoral iaterssf II vii
them TO say whether that candidate shall
q an who viii consider himself as the repre-
salative Of the Territory, or Userely Of sonss on
sOvH; 1t win be for them 10 say, in short
whether that candidate shall be NAN, and
sound, ardent Republican, or a mere politicd
sftctstsr, with no fixed political principles ex
cept to eat the loaves and fishes of offce AM
Keep on the strong and winning side. -LdicreHc
RePst1tc0R, July 2Ist.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
The Lavrsnos Rspabisan on Mr.. Pauoti.

A more appalling picture Of corruption and
reckless debaSchery can hardly be conceived,
than is this moment presented BY the ofieiAllife
Of . majority Of the Ofioe-holders in the United
States. Politics has become n trade-a game
impndent tricksters, without fixed principles
political ehaFlatans. with small brains, but
great sleight Of hand ,-up biushing debAuc hees.
reekiDg Withp0llutiOn, corrupt; ;Onists,w rho traf
&c in their own and others votes, crowd them
selves into every position Of honor and profit,
and, through the prostitution Of partiLAn ma
ehinery, force themselves upon an unwilling
people IS candidates for every once.
The Republican party Of Kansas owes i to
itself and to its principles to utterly repudiate
and disoTn this whole class Of leeches and para
sites. The Free State party ruined itself, and
had well nigh ruined the cause, BY attempting
To carry the crushing load of DRU SKEH oANDI-
DATES and licentiOus leaders. The strength Of
the ublican party in Kansas is with that class
Of men who will not 'olerate such candidates, nor
follow such leaders. The sooner this fact comes
to be realized the better. There are nOte IN
our pdrsy nsa seekin1 90 BE- candidate (or oDIcSs
Of h0h aHd rsapOnsibts fFssst whose personal
character ought to forever preclude them from
any once Of honor or trust.-Sen Of recbgess AID
dIssipdtedmordIs, dissolsts. ABANDonRD. DRUNK
IN. II the Republican party shall blindly and
Wilfully make such men its standard bearers
shall thus deliberately insult and trAmple under
foot the moral sense Of community, IL will be
most shamefully aud iEnomini0usly defeated,
and soU desevstO 6s.--RepsblicoH. June 3OtA.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

W p SIDNEY PosF is now the editor
and publisher of the Wyandott Argus
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

IP"The nomination, lof Mr.. Parrott,l as i
well known, is one that We have not deemed il
either proper or prudent to be de."-L0o-
renee RepHbttcdn. Aag.4.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
Master Commissioner,s sale.
GEORGE W. BROWN
CHARLES L. wILBER.S

= ' ~
NOTICE is hereby given, that By virtue Of an
Court, in and for Douglas county, K. K, and t.
me directed as Master Commissioner Of said
county, Twill offer for sale, at public auction, on
the 5th day Of October. A; ID; lsss: between the
the door Of the Court House, in the city Of Law
renee, Douglas county, K. T., the following de
scribed lot Of land: Lot No. sixteen, (6) on Con-
.ogether with the improvements thereon, ap-
praised at $i95; also one Steam Boiler with at
tachments, consisting Of pipes. valves, heaters,
with castings for CRATES, supports, fire fronts ami
belonging to the same; appraised at $3.50; takei
IS the property Of Charles L. WILDER, on fore
closure of mortgage in favor of George W
Brow n.and against the said Charles l.. WILDER.
Terms. cash.
Given under my hand this 30th day of August
\. ID. 1859. SAMUEL WALKER,
Sept.36t Master Commissioner
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD rAr.
Attorneys and Litiganss, Attention

Attorneys and Litigants, Attention.
THE following explains itself Those interest
L ed would do well to observe and Get accord
iDgly' ..r.
Rsles Of Second Disfrics Coprt, sitting IN and for
As ObvRty Of Douglas.
Lat. Those cases wherein default has been
made, will be set down for hearing on the FIRST
day Of the term. M
ID. All motions to set aside judgments BY de-
fault. must be made in writing sustained BY an
davit, on or before the meeting Of the Court on
the third day, accompanied with the answer.
ID. In AL cases VI demurrer or motion TO dismiss,
the defendant must file his answer instantsr, if
overruled, otherwise Judgment viii be given on
RUSH ELM0RE. Judge.
Il will sppsar from the foregoing rules that
Judgment will be entered, in all default cases, on
the Arst Of the term, Attorneys for the Plaintiff
in such actions viii therefore please csleulate
the amount for which they intend to take iudG-
ment. and hand in the same to the Clerk on OF
before the frst day Of the ensuing term.
A. N. bLACKL1D9E, Clerk
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
FAMILYSEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES-PRICES FROM $50 TO siss
ExrRA oHARdE OF ss FOB HExxxRs.

These Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
chased from the store. requiring no rewinding of
thread; they Hem, Fell, Gather. and Stitch in
superior style, finishing each seam BY their own
operation. without recourse to the hsnd-needle,
as is required BY other machines. They will do
better and cheaper sewing thana seamstress can.
even il she work for one cent an Aosr. and are,
unquestionably, the best AdcAises in the market
for family sewing on account Of their simplicity.
durability, ease Of management. and adaptation
to all varieties Of family sewins-executing
either heavy or fine work with equal facility,
and without special adjustment.
As evidence Of the unquestioned superiority
of their Machines, the GRovBR 4 BAKER SEW
ING MACHINE COMPANY beg leave to respectful
ly refer TO the following
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
McCRACKEN. Plaintiff,

D. B. BuRsHAa. r. Defendant. 5 f!
Before E. D. Ladd, J. P. of Lawrence township.
Douglas county, K. T.
ON the third day of September, A. d. 1850.
~ said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum Of one hundred
dollars. NELSON MCCRACKEN,
By his Attorneys. EMERY d SHAW.
Lawrence, K. T.. Sept. IL, 1850. It
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
DIED,

In Lawrence, On Che 9lst alt. Of typhoid fever,
Mrs. LUCY MINER. rsliet Of Denmen Miner.
late Of Peru. Mass and mother Of DR.. O. E.
Miner, Of this eity. aged 50 ysAxs, months.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
Horses ssrayea or stoleu.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living on Te-
~ cumseh creek. four miles south Of Teeunseh,
On the 18th Of September. ls5a, two horsss; oac
sofrel horse, about fifteen and . half hands
sorrel horse. poney ybuilt, with bald face, white
feet. hoof cracked on one or both fore feet aboat
seven years old. and regular PAGER
Any person finding them and returning them
ADAM BOWER.
Tseunseh, <. T., Oct. I, ls50-St.s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

7 AwRENCE LODGE NO. l. o. Of @. T.
II meets regularly, every Monday, at ~
O'Clock, in Baboook D Lykins' Hall. Members
Of the order from other Lodges are invited 10
meet with us whenever they can make IL eonver1-
lent j. q. FULLER, W. +.
Nv. JENKINS. ". 8. Aug. l. ~.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
Special Hotices.
l1d EAll0MI

I AWRENCE LODGE No. Z 1. o. o. p,
~ meets regularly SyerJ Wednesday evening. at
~ o'clock, in Babeoek Lykin's Hall, nexs
der, in good standing. are cordially invited 70
i' s-' - G.H. SNYDER. N. @.
J.C, Task, SEQ.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08
List OF Letters

REAAlSiNG in the Post Once. &, La9rsrts
-;n vc.- lst. lsse. Persons calling FOR them
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

THERE will be preaching by the Rev. ". o.
L THOMAS, in Ford's Hall, on Sundays. ct leA
o'clock a. y. and X o'clock P. n.
June le. 50.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of lawrence
1 Lodge, No. 6, are held on the 1ut THURSDAY
Of each month. in Masonic Hall, BabeOek Ly-
king Building.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-08

Time from st. Joseph to New York ss1I hours,
INCLUDING ALL STOPS.
No Route except via Quincy and Chicago can
make this time. From Quincy eastward sleep
ing cars on all night trains. Tickets via this
Route for Sale at al the Offices, and on the Boats
chase through tickets and save money. Be sure
and get ticketsvia the Chicago and Quincy route,
c. g. HAMMOND, GenI Sup't.
SAh'L POWELL. Gen1 Ticket Agt
ID. ). LOVEJ0Y, Agent, st. joseph.