The Southern Argus from Baxter Springs, Kansas • 4

I- LARPH. A. Letter of Interest to and About Afro-American. The Southern Argus. -PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY E.

M. WOODS. Ko Negroes For Scamiuon. Editor Register The editor of the Southren Argus raps you roughly on the shoulder in reply to the item that I communicated for publication in your issue two weeks since concerning "Five colored men on foot with bag and baggage in hand and on back walked through our town ou Wednesday morning, and considerable stir teacher, teaching at intervals in Cincinnati, Padueah, and Evansville, Ind. In ApriL 1879, he was married to Miss Virginia A.

Gordon, daughter of the wealthy colored coal merchant of Cincinnati. After the death of the elder Gordon he gave up teaching to engage in the practice of law, having been admitted to the bar in 1884. Mr. Jackson is one of those men who are assisting very materially in the elevation of the race. He is a man of excellent attainments, studious habits, and always alert to the interests of the race.

In appearance Mr. Jackson is a handsome man, being above the aver JOPLIN JOTTINGS. As for Joplin I am able to say she is still in the lead and still they are coming. Mr. Jacques, of Kansas City, has moved his family to this city and is in business here.

Mr. E. F. Landon, of Kansas City, is stopping with Mr. Jacques.

Freddie Powell met with a serious accident a few nights ago, out at the College Hill Park he and Freddie Williams were wrestling and in the fall Freddie Powell had his arm dislocated. A number from Galena attended the quarterly conference at the A. M. E. church, Aug.

23. Elder Ramsey, of Galena, preached to a large crowd of anxious hearers. The stewards made a grand report and good collections. The sacrament Some Facts in the Life of the Late Geo. W.

Williams. admitted to practice, but never followed his profession. At the completion of his term of office, he commenced his history of the Negro, a work that stands preeminent among the works of history. It is a remarkable work emanating from a remarkable brain. George Williams was a rapid liver, and saved nothing.

When he began his history, he borrowed 13,000 from Hon. Charles Foster, then governor of Ohio, now secretary of the treasury, hence the reason why that history was "dedicated to Hon. Charles Foster." That debt was never paid, save in the dedication of a book to his (Foster) Subscription oue year, 75 cents. Subscription six months, 50 cents. Address all communications to The Southern Argus, E.

M. Woods, publisher, Baxter Springs, Kane. Separate Department For Colore Exhibits at World' Fair MlaUte DomgtoM Interviewed la the Word Nfra" a was manifested by our people who are anxious to have this class move On. No negroes for Scammou, thp.uk. you." I regret to have occasioned opportunity for the racy reproach, of the editor of the Argus, especipjlv ou vour Misnomer M.

C. Parker, a Bright Ji Entered in tAe Pst Dffloe. at Baxttr Springe, Kama, a to.i clou matter. nallat. The sunny southland hat produced THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 27, 1891.

was administered at night. Kev. a. vv. Taw and wife are in Neosho where he is conducting a gospel meeting Mr.

Geo. some bright newspaper men, men who age height, full, rotund form, which is always faultlessly attired in neat fitting clothes. Should Mr. Jackson be elected we are confident he wiU not only reflect credit upon his race, but will be an honor and a credit to the state of Ohio. bears made a good turn in 01 lead and jack last week and you can see him smile REPUBLICAN TICKET.

innocent shoulders. Jost how to creditably acquit myself, -uncompromisingly, and sustain tb.d assertion without inflicting fren pride-wounds, baffles thought aoi tiUs the iutention, wherefore I cad ouiy fan on the mercy of the mstrly editor of the Argus and ask Vii.m to be charitable in the exercise, of irony and the "first impulse." Uis argument is true and on the score 1ITI III a long way betore you meet him. Mrs. Dr. Scales is busy cutting, fitting and sewing.

Mrs. Eliza Barber went to Carthage Sunday. Our Joplin people are sub- scribing for the Southern Argus at sight. name. While this money held out, he lived like a king.

He employed two amanuenses, both white, one a gentleman, the other a most prepossessing young woman. He took his meals at the ultra fashionable cafe in Columbus, and not infrequently he and the lady amanuensis dined and supped together, while his wife at home lived humbly, conscious of his unfaithfulness, yet hoping and trusting that he would some day be to her as in the halcyon days that had passed. Alas that 1 are wide awake, fearless and at all times battling- for the promotion of the race in all the walks of life. Among the bright ones is Mack Cornelius Parker, editor of "The People's Journal," of Rome. Ga.

Like -Dr. Scales sent us the names ot Mr. 8EF ABATE EXHIBIT. A writer in the Indianapolis Freeman, writing from Washington, D. the city which harbors more prejudice against the race to the square inch than any other city in the Union, takes exceptions to our advocacy of no sepa- ot nunianity i agree, wnnewewiu Reub Barber, Mr.

L. Powell, Mr. John Elmore aud Mrs. Cordelia Ayers. When our people read more they will think more and thereby be better posted.

Mr. j- For Sheriff, D.C.MARVIN. For Treasurer, II. R. SADLER.

For Counly Clerk, CUAS. ROBINSON. For Register of Deefts J. II. ABBOTT.

For County Ojlcoti'er, i cheerfully give food ana raiment to our colored "friends, we do uot wish to the rate colored exhibit at associate with them as inhabitants of Scammon. Surely it is no sin to express a. choice of citizens, If it is we -1 fair. 1 many of the race, his efforts to gain aneducatioii were Harry Dotson, Mr. H.

F. Thompson and Dr. Scales were among the passengers 1 to- jf Reunion which convened at Baxter Springs' on theth Will Missouri arid Kansas give the Augus 1500 subscrib- tY ers this year? Yes. Mr. and Mrs.

hope was never realized. Just before the close of Arthur's he nominated WUliams to be minister to but, a democratic senate did not 'J He has gained considereblelnotoriety, are Uur Kepnoiicaa senate and frlpnris are not resnonsible fofthir iraugni ou- expression. I must correct E. S. MA.SAiT, For O-'Qntv Suveyor, Ktaeles' -vrrj torn, and like Jmany Pondexter called on Dr.

Scales' family- while in the Congo Free State by his ically, regarding the town ot ber who have earned the heisrhts, he pusn- letters attacking Stanley. He has been ed on, over-coming obstacles here, mas-1 in the Congo State for the past two tering difficulties there, until now he is L. McCLUNG. Commissioner 2d District, H. N.

FURNESS. mon, he is uninformed in caning Scammon "a Republican town," as it is and has been a People's Party town since the fall of 1890. I am sorry to years, in the service 01 tne Sunday while in Joplin. Rev. Buchanan was called to Parsons to see his sick mother.

Miss Revels is back from Kansas City. Little Mattie Ayers is away on a visit and her mother says prehaps she may spend the school-year in Girard, and attend school there. Messrs. Elmore, one of the bright stars in Southern Afro-American journalism. Mr.

Par government His wife is living in Chicago with her son and mother. True ker was born in Ilenry County, have hurt the feelings of the editor ot the Argus, but trust he will let up He claims that the race wants a 'feenar rate exhibit "I His claim 'is ne doubt made 'Upon' the assumption that prog-' ress tends to separation. We diner, and believe that progress tends to the obliterating of aU lines of distinction because of color. Newspapers reflect public opinion. This is as true of the Afro-American press as of the white press, and a careful perusal of all the Afro-American papers shows that the Negro press, with very few exceptions, are opposed to a separate exhibit or department for Afro-Americana What is to be gained by a separate department for the race? Nothing save perhaps the giving ol employment to a few colored men and women on the sole ground that they are colored We are at all times for October, 1863, and has always resided Philips and Oliphin made a good turn in and relent, at least, sufficiently to good- in his native state.

The life of Mack After September 15th the subscription price for this paper will be $1 for one year; 65c for six months 35c for three months. the other day of lead and jack. Miss naturedlv straighten up tioni nis un Parker is a proof of what can be gain to the last, and in spite of all, she had always refused to grant him a divorce. Future generatisns will know him by his history of the race, without doubt the richest legacy ever bequeathed to the race by one of its members, beyond that he will sleep in a forgotten grave. comfortable "half-bent" position await Louan Barnett is away on a few week's visit, and Miss Johnson is looking after the ed by persistence, and he has clearly insr "another sickly slur like that." We do not aim to slur the Negro, but re interest of her boarding house until sne returns.

Miss Luella Holt returned We insist ou the appointment of a shown, that man is, in nearly every instance, the architect of his own fortune. Born in adversity, cradled in al spect him as an independent foreign Negro to the Ilaytian ministerial post His death, dying thousands of miles element, but obiect to him as a direct home from a visit with friends at Independence, Kansas. -The committees are working up a grand time for the 22nd of most poverty, reared amidst disappointments, he has weathered the storm.and from home and country, in the dark vacated by the resignation of the lion. neighbor, purely on the grounas oi continent, without a friend near oret'erence without a degree of bitter Frederick Douglass. proved that all is possible to the man that would be a man.

We commend to administer the smallest com ness or malace toward the colored fort, or to hear the last words his the greatest good to the greatest number, and the history of the past shows Would it be courtesy on the part of man. Socially we disagree. September and you, the editor 01 tne Southern Argus, will come and also quite a number of others from Baxter Springs. I wish to see our people with the Southern Argus in every family, and all to re the life of Mack Parker to others for Citizen. the ladies to excuse bald headed men emulation.

conclusively that as the lines of distinc Is that vou I hit, fellow-citizen? lips uttered, seems a striking reward. Thus ended the life of a man, talented and unscrupulous, brilliant and unfaithful. A man of fame but tarnished. from the painful duty of raising their tion become less marked, the progress of the race becomes more apparent It FACTS IN THE LIFE OF HON. GEORGE W.

Excuse me. I went to hit the editor hats to them on the public highway? member that money epent tor a good paper or a good book is money well invested. Take the Southern Argus and if you perhaps might be a novel sight to see in-chief. You must keep out of the WILLIAMS. In the death of Hon.

George W. Wil the products of Afro-Americans in arts, can't read the paper have Mary or James Last Saturday the Republicans of wav. lest vou set hurt. "Right whar science and the mechanical news, col Cherokee county met at Columbus and to read you the news ot soutneastern Kansas and southwestern Missouri. Prof.

A man that challenged both admiration and disgust A paradox, a man, and yet not a man. To get the best view of Geo. Williams, we must look at him through that magnificent work, his history, and veil all else from view. de hen scratch dar am de bug." liams, the Negro historian, at Blackpool, Congo Free State, Africa, on the 8d inst, the race lost one of the most, lected together. It might, and no doubt would reflect great credit upon the race nut a full ticket in the field.

The con when the conditions surrounding were vention was quiet and very orderly, if not the most, brilliant men. In some respects he was a wonderful man. We A Newsy News Letter. Kansas City. Aug.

23, oi. considered. S. A'. Underwood reports a pleasant time during the Jasper county institute which closed a pleasant and interesting session last week.

The total number of teachers enrolled wos 296 in Jasper county. The boys went right through byac It would no doubt show wonderful knew him intimately, and have spent We welcome to our home the new and clamation. No friction discernable NOMINATED FOB THE LEGISLATU EE. It was once said of Grover Cleveland, grand enterprise of the southeast, The progress, but how much more wonderful would be the progress shown were the exhibits of the Afro-Americans us roll up and "Oh. mamma!" exclaimed little Maiuie our ex-president, "we love him for the Southern argus.

Jumg may sue nve and practice her motto, "With malice toward none, with charity for all." May get out and elect it." as a biisrht-winsred insect passed the door, placed alone- side of the whites, and "here goes a flutter-by!" Judge. she not exist for the lone purpose of boom- judged from the same standard of ex enemies he has made. This sentence will go down the corridor of time as significant and as commendably applicable to some men. It is applicable to A lively banana war took place many hours in his society, bemg always welcomed at his home when that home was one in which happiness dwelt undisturbed. In some respects we find in the life of George Williams a parallel in the lives of Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr.

Rather a sad commentary to compare one's life with one who was a traitor to his country, and another whose page in history is turned quick in "self." but may the good interest of fn nther afternoon between two rival cellence. It would show that we nad accomplished what we have contended the oeoole be her chief reason for circulat denartmenl stores ou State street, Chi JOHN LANE, ing. The ARGUS neea not tnuis no oppu cago. Each store had purchased a car for, viz. that we be given an equal chance with the whites, that we be placed upon the same level, that the load of bananas to use in a special bar sitions will be met wun, ior iney are strewn thickly along the pathway.

Let DEALER IN gain sale. It was accidental that the liiiivhasfiR were made at the same a eood round number 01 Kansas City, fact of our color be no disbarment to our Kansas, readers add the Argus to their ly. Like Arnold there was a dash, a brilliancy about George Williams that acceptance anywhere and at any time, time. One store opened out by dis libraries. Our Washineton neighbor seems to voainsr of a dozen bananas for a cent HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, George H.

Jackson, who was recently nominated by the republicans of Hamilton county for member of the legislature. Mr. Jackson, during the past winter, was a prominent and conspicuous opposer of the effort, in Ohio, to divide the fund voted by congress to be applied to the agricultural colleges in the several states, between the Ohio State university and Wilberforce university, a colored theological institution operated, and maintained by the A. M. E.

Church. In anticipation of this labor under the impression that if our Thaniher offered three dozen for a challenged the admiration 01 his enemies. Like Burr, there was a crafty cunning in his composition that awoke distrust in his most intimate friend, rent, and the rivalry waxed hotter un exhibits are not separate, the fact that they are the products of Afro-American Kansas City, Kansas, as she lies at the mouth of the Kaw river, is well known as the metropolian city of the state, having a population of about S9.oo, fully twenty per cent being Afro-Americans. Among the colored people here are to be found til for an hour nice bananas were sold at ten dozen for one cent. Both stores genius will be lost sight ot I his impression is erroneous.

Afro-American ROBES, ETC. LAP closed out their stocks. Many frui excellence, in any of the avenues of and like Burr, there was a disregard for woman's honor and virtue in his makeup that disgusted. Had George Williams never entered politics there is no doubt but what he might have been manv praiseworthy enterprises, sucn as venders were anions: tue customers at DOES A GENERAL LINE OF REPAIRING. merchants, grocers, junk dealers, hotels, life, has always bobbed up to the sur the latter part of the sale.

Weir Jour restauranteurs. lawyers, doctors, leading face and to the gaze of the public, even Hill. BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN. vacua though it has not always received its liviner to-day, an ornament to society, Why don't some of our merchants divines, teachers, a shipping clerk, politicians, post officials, city officials, etc. We to race and a source of happiness to his iust credit and reward, and 11 at tne World's fair our products are placed family.

He is to be classed in that sor get up au enterprise of that kind here It would work like a charm. rowful sralaxy of "might have beens." alongside of the whites', no proscription will hide the fact that they are tne emi- TALMAdE SAII IT. He plunged into the political sea ana was swallowed by its treacherous male- have an abundance 01 cnurcnes ana secret societies, all of which seem to enjoy fair-sized memberships. The majority of our churches are ably cared for by intelligent and thrifty ministers, who are always in a seeming position to encourage laudable race enterprises; being of an un nations from Afro-American minds and One of the topics of Dr. Talmage' the results of Afro-American labor.

strom. When he bore the title of rev discourse for the 16th was, "We over erend, and was pastor of the Mound Merker, The Tailor, Our race should be the last to attempt to draw the lines of distinction, and street Baptist church at Cincinnati, selfish disposition, they say there is always room for another good adventure. separation any place and at any time, look present blessings." This is. exactly what the blataut Farmers Alliance leaders are doing. ere he had become tainted with politics, he was looked upon as a Christian gen We are the recipient ot an invitation to can always be safely opposed ny tne members of the race, as in the line of tleman whose morals and religion was the nuptials of Lawyer Isaac F.

Bradley and Miss Mattie Johnson, September 8th, at the residence of the prospective bride's parents' residence at Lawrence, Kan. Mr. Bradley is a graduate of the law depart above suspicion. As a minister of the gospel he was a bright and eloquent one, and old Mound street church at INVESTMENT COMPANY BUILDING, BAXTER SPKINGS, KANSAS. Cincinnati was never before or since mm blessed with having delivered within ment of the Lawrence university ana nas practiced in this city successfully about four vears.

BELXli AND BEAU. Mrs. Bloomer and Dr. Mary Walker have taken a stubborn stand against draggling skirts and tight lacing. But before those aggressive ladies can hope to establish their ideas as a dress reform they will of necessity be forced to emancipate the belle of the desire to dress so as to meet the approval and admiration of the beau.

In the literary sphere this city claims its sanctified walls such eloquent, such logical discourses as were delivered there by Rev. George W. Williams. George Williams lived a dual life. He honor to the leading society of the land the Columbian which is widely known GEORGE H.

JACKSON. CITY MEAT MARKET was our Dr. Jekle and Mr. llyae. throughout the vest.

The Columbian will progress. Because a man happens to bear the title of minister of the Gospel 4s no assurance that his opinion is law, and we dare question any man who gives utterance or commits acts in direct opposition to the race's weal. We do not belong to that limited few who permit the ministers to do both the bidding and thinking to the exclusion of aU others. We contend that an espousal of a separate department for colored exhibits will force the lines of distinction, which are obnoxious to every fair-mined Afro-American who is unselfishly interested in his race's advancement We contend that a separate department is in the line of retrogression and nofcrogression. We have, for the past two months, watched closely the I Afro-American papers, and find that our When a minister, then he had a monev.

tne trustees 01 tnis msutuuuu onen for the season next Tuesday evening, T1 A' A tacked (on paper) an agricultural de Sept. at tne Metropolitan oapusi home brightened by the most loving of wives, and a little son, the image of his partment to their university. The Ohio church, We learn that the historian win J. II. ENGLISH 00., dealers in all kinds of State university, with its great advan have a "red letter" report.

You should father. ne was nominated for the legislature tages, its superb equipments and its hear it. GIVE IOUGLAS9 A BEST. The press has had the lion. Douglass arraigned before the bar superiority in every department, nas Editor E.

M. Woods made a very Fresh and Salt Meats! pleasant call recently while in the city. always thrown open its doors to wel T. Ml in Hamilton county, was elected, the first Negro to ever sit as a member in the legislature of Ohio. Here dates his rise.

Here dates his fall. He rose come the Negro along with the whites. Kev. wuton f. coone, u.

wi" of public opinion in season and out of preach his farewell sermon to the Metro Wilberforce university is a sectarian season, for marrying a lady of the dominant race. It is high time that school for Negroes, or Afro-Americans. and fell at one and the same time. politan congregation next ounaay, iug. 30, All should hear him.

Bblano. Game and Fish in Their Season. Cash Paid for Hides, Pelts, Fish, Mr. Jackson opposed a division ot the Paradoxical though this may seem, yet all too true. As a member of the legis position is backed by the utterances of our press.

We have not perused one or two, but all the Afro-American papers, and find that ninety per cent of them our cotempiries had hauled in their nets and cast them into other waters where it is possible to catch more lature, when speaking on the floor 01 funds, believing that it would be against the best interests of his race. He was honest and sincere, and in his opposition he was sustained by nine- HOTTER BYE AND BVE. This is not a sermon. It is only a rail Chickens and all kinds of Game. road missionary tract.

are opposed to a separate department the house, his eloquence held the members and audience spell-bound. His logic was indisputable, his erudition If you bike a vacation this summer, wny tenths of the colored population of for colored exhibits at the World's fair. marketable news. Neighborly vou have talked the Douglass-wife question threadbare. IIow stands the not ero to Colorado? JNesueu arouna Ohio-r-if might makes right, an evidence The procession has passed those sleepy Winkles who favor separa unsurpassed, yea, unequaleu by any.

01 his colleagues, lie plunged into poli E. B. EULLER, Pike's Peak there are plenty of phices where one can cool off for a very little that he was right Now that Mr. Jackson has been nominated for an im tion, "and they do not realize that pro case with you aud yours hi that re money." Manitou, Cascade. Green Moun.

tics with an abandonment of all ideas of morals, -principle or religion." In his- gress dictates that there be no separat6 portant office, he is threatened, with General Blacksmith'. tain Falls and Woodland Park, in the fa unrelenting and un reasonable talks about Douglass anc nlnnffei he went to the bottom, he went mous Ute Pass, will be lovelier than ever r- tltis year. They are most directly reach Hon." Frederick Douglass was Inter Makes a Specialty of his choice for a life companion are to the top. He floated upon the waves of popularity, he was overwhelmed and sunkened by the waves of unpopular ed via the Santa Fe Koute. viewed at Washington the other day Cheim tourist tickets now on sale nauseating to the eye and sickening to Horse Shoeing and Repairing ity.

His career, while a member of the good until Oct. 31st, returning. Inquire the stomach. Give us a rest. regarding his resignation, and said: "In no manner whatever has either the president or the t.ate department ever intimated legislature, was brilliant and yet un of local ticket agent or address.

the opposition j. two metnooisx churches in Cincinnati, and with the influence of a "bishop of the A. M. E. church against him to assist in his defeat This all because he dared to exercise the prerogatives of a free American citizen.

Such a course pursued on the part of the A. M. E. cltrch organization would be nothing short of tyranny and a relic of the dark ages, and for that reason, and for the rea-nnn that the trrcat A. M.

E. DAJSGIiUOUS SCHEME. scrupulous. VV. J.

Jakkby, t'assenger Agent Kansas City, Mo. For a few dollars he attempted to Rumor says the colored vcters of to me that my resignation would be ac Hows and all Kinds ol Machinery. Cor. Military and River BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS. Gko.

T. Nicholson, G. P. A play traitor to the interests of his race. Wyandotte county are getting ready T.

S. F. R. Topeka, Kun. ceptable.

On the contrary, I received onlv the kindest treatment from both Mark the Arnold here. To appease an animal nassion he sacrified virtue and to put a ticket in the field this fall with the head of the administration and the all black faces on it. II. F. Johnson, dispoiled a home.

Mark the Burr here. its if i How often have I saff in his home, department with which I was immediately connected. My resignation was the nresont street commissioner of Wanted. marked the bliss, the devotion and love that found an abiding place there, and tendered on purely personal grounds. Kansas City, will be placed on It has been charged that I have been it for sheriff.

We shall not allow our b1 most envied the happiness of such A' derelict on obtaining the conces Viomfi. Little did I dream then that Negroes sion of the Mole St Nicholas from the Haytian government For various reasons I was unsuccessful through no that home of bliss would ever give room to the skeleton that would strangle its church has ever been classed as an organization with the best interests of the race at heart, morally, physically, financially, as well as religiously, we are prone to disbelieve the current rumor of such opposition to Mr. Jackson. George n. Jackson was born in Canada West, now Ontario, on the Thames river, sixteen miles from Chatham.

His parents went to Canada from La Fayette, Ind. In 1849 they removed to Belves to beliove that the Negro voting element of Wyandotte county ia so short-sighted and indiscreet as to put a straight ticket of their own complexion into the field whether or not they To Sell Our Royal Book fault of mine in obtaining the Mole, happiness. Little did I then dream that the marital bliss that existed there would be stabbed to death by the and I do not believe that the question of my color either added to or detracted "THE BUCK PMffl." dagger of unfaithfulness, and that, too, name it Republican, Democratic or W. R. COWLEY, Attorney at Law, COLUMBUS, KANSAS.

Will practice in the State and Federal Courts. S. O. WESTCOTT, Attorney at Law. in his hand.

Yet such was true. Alliance, with a ghost of a show of from my usefulness as minister to Hayti." This all sounds very nice, but the fact is apparent, nevertheless, that TTnn. Frederick Douglass had become George Williams had a wife beloved It Is 11 history of the Negro Soldiers and gives electing it. Do they not know that it by every one, as true a little' woman as a full account of their services In lighting would be virtually putting themselves coirnizant of the fact that his resigna freedom and the Union, from the Revolution to tho nresent time. Sl'LENDID PICTURES between the jaws of a political vice to tion would please not only the adminis of the Negro Troops.

All say It Is the grandes tration, but also a large majority of the vnnno-er element of the race. His book ever written, riles of money to be madi the states, settling at Cincinnati, and here George was reared and educated, and passed his youth and manhood. He was educated in the public schools of Cincinnati, and his success in later life is indebted much to the excellent teachings and examples of his preceptor at school, Prof. Peter H. Clark, the really "grand old man" of the race.

Through the assistance of Prof. Clark, he became a selline It. for everybody wants It. You Can resignation may not have been asked ever plighted a vow with man. bne clung to him with a devotion, with a love and a sacrifice that was exceptional.

He abandoned this true wife and her and his child. For what? To follow the bend of a depraved mind. During his term as a member of the legislature, he studied law, and was be crushed to death by tho coming together of tho white political parties against them? The only hopo for the Negro as a political factor in this country Is in the fact that he identifies Make Money. One man has already made six for or hinted as Dy tne uuiimuuuii, it was an easy wav out of a dilemma, hundred dollars on five hundred books. Don SJ.

Office In L0WDERM1LK fail tosenil at once for circulars and soo our very BRICK, and an acceptance of the meaning of the handwriting on the wall young WILLIAMS 4 Liberal Terms to Agents. Address AMERICAN PUBLISHING KANSAS. men to the front LAhph, GALENA, himself with the different great politi i Hartford, Boston, Cincinnati or St Louis cal parties..