, 1865-07-07

history T % Of Kansas. L Is a. familiar q house. de-
ho]d Words. Iaro lie great bsttle Of frcs-
dom was commenced. II any Of all the
thirty.fye slsterhood OF States should BE-
che1tshed with greater warmth or affection
and feeling than another. BY tne American
people, epa y sea st.t ttie9at ,R o. merry eyeEy
Whe1e, II Is me etate 1hat VIZ kePt 70 long
bnscklng ior adnlealon into the unlon, and
Nhiea Wss ior , 20 ionE tms s9sen9ely and q
EannnnRly poluteo 81 as bieeanG hsnsae.
u naa neen moro eoloEa4F -nateu kh4h Anf
other s!a1e, and none othe5 s can .,n elaim more
sas uuo ~ aSaose1 4hn atae1aa ans nsllon @ ~
aaoptea tae poncy o. lta eany patnots' ana
through four years baptism Of fire and
b,ooa. mas TlndiGated their prescience snd
loyalty 70 tne f1snIe o. man, anu u. LASS mas
come out s1ctoE1oas.
PRESENT CONDITION OF THINGS IN THE sTATB.
In nateriRl point Of view, the war has
rather beneftied Eauaas than o,herBise. It
produce. and has enriched her farmers, and
improved fhe Condition Of the lRbosiup and
otiIer cigsses genelsily, Idoubt if there wa
ever a Etste Of the same ere aud growth
where he farmers. Is q class, Ee;e IL as In.
dtpendent and prosperous q condition A.
hera, Thc county IN inr we'll stocIed. and
thers il a General appca1auce OF. thriff and
onthn,dsnas @na 1ea 1ass
heine msGe thst r1re many nnTf finns ~ the
Ssate Tie appea,ance Of q lonesettied COM M
~nnnwsa1th - 4S'~1@1 WIZ
inoa CALL. ..,oa,,,.o,s =. a,o,.
fhosf@e1s " ,hE o1ors.
The crops were neEer Known TO look better
IN 11ls sag; nhea! sneafls A. ~ tharVestea,
aho aas 9lelde1 aounoanIy. lne nay crop
's1y ts.gs.. ~ GonL1asss G ~ & lst !ot paIting
W na5 ~ pot hs ~ hsst 1aId !; oS a
anne aPpeatAuII e. 1ue oGaL G.it netas vi, ~ EoIn
th's as nlsce lace were we IN tba % Kansas Yaie7 Fro
pMyane1s e. t; as ~ moa ~ p,,a 81 ~ nauaS
hiser, elang 'ae nnH o. .ne rae'us e. anf1aa
ine corn = pi4Glpany Galusaaeo " caSlA1sa "a
Mno aT thssa t ~, n so,a,s " mo1n 1aa-p ve
hsM the A4x H. " thse t thno Hne,eas,nn 5
ha;nn;n4 nn M 4@artice tha dac,+sna ~ n;s. ~
c5e1nanon. h 3IG sqams an. afS x.Sa an@m man1
" Ih1 pI. aHsan !n..n.n a"s as 80 ~. at
20 1s .asm e oasAs f. S,n11 ait LUG 4ass
,aa - ~ ,ehs+ap. ~ I,d;sao
s31 tsr 1,oa he,1 "asn IL ,tua Iauiaus aa
eosa. - nann1a n1;or ~ ra-t LIZ ana
ccmtnTiei AZ vet I nsnnot n 1esrn tfnt snv n
~ o,a,nra =: nsne1s ~ csrta,n ts no1iticai ~
persuasion naFe naa ansht 70 say against this
m:nel1De OF the races
lne season y iar more ADVANCED here than
u H. tMo ltta. ano LIE e-op7 sene1a'is a1e 'ooA-
u Com % Is The 1eld is fully up to the horse's
snS ;ha rn'F nf e1ne ah,nt asae ns
a4u shad eno "o'> " va Pe11e 'o'u' ALL
f1Ss. Wno1 from Now Max,co Ia ha;ng, .o,rht NJ
th,s uIaca ~ cnns'ar 1nanttiea Maas.s
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