Kansas Pioneer from Kickapoo City, Kansas • 2

KANSAS PIONEER ASTON, We call attcution to the advertisement advised that they should emigrato and gather to tho main body in Utah," whoro tho number of the connection is between forty and fifty thousand. Wo havo somo KICKAPOO CITY. ICT. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1855. AGENTS.

rorvur.Iir.n ami Cunti muniou JOHJT C. ELLIS, having annulet! his Warehouse at his Kerry landing, is prepared to r-ecivo goiAljj on Commuoiiin, and bo prompt ia forwarding them to any town or luet in thi-intcriur of Kansas Territory, or to any puint on tin pper Missouri. Ho also keeps eonstuntlv on lianj a general assortment of Groceries and i'rovisions in the basement of his Warehouse, which he will sell the most reasonable terms. 7 Kickapoo City, Nov. 15, 1851.

nol-tf doubts of the correctness of theso cstl mates and aro inclined to think they are W.S.Swtmiifii, General Newspaper Advertising exaggerated for tho purpose of giving Agent, No. 14 Second street, opposite the Post Office, importance to the church. Still there can is our authoriied Agent fur the City of St Louis, Missouri. be no doubt that tho number of pros. IMSTO.V, KANSAS Tit.

ASTON is eituuUKl on tlie (jrciit Military Kond leading from l'Vt Leavdu worth to tort Itihy un tho wect bank of StmnRcr Creek, ill what it known as Duwsnn'd Crossing. It beyond all doubt the most beautiful town site in tho Torritory, being upon a high roiling prairio skirted with timber uf nn excellent qtiulify. Adjoining the town there is an abundance of lime rock for building purposes, plenty of the best quulity of Cannrl ooal, and nn inexhaustible supply of clear running water. Therearc several pood null sent intlic iiumediato vicinity, and the late coueus hhows that it is in the center of the most densely populated portion of tho Torritory north of the Kansas river. There are already hero a store and blacksmith shop, a hotel is in tho progress of erection, and several persons aro already milking prepartions to build.

The country around it is capable of supporting a very heavy population, the soil is rich and fertile, and it is confidently believed that it will be a county scat. Itindistant from Kickapoo City, Fort Leavenworth and Clarksvillo 12 miles, and from Leavenworth Cily 13 miles. The survey will be complotod in tho of a few days, when shares and lota will be sold to persons desirous of purchasing. To those winning to build at once it is the determination of tko Association to offer the most liberal inducements. clytes mado in great Bri tain and on the continent is quite large, and in view of the invariable injunction that they must short ly join their brothr'e in Utah, wc havo pro.

WESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. FLOliTAXRr I EWILT1ITE has on hand SOU PaofS TOper-. fino Hour, which he will sell at tv ler sack for Cash. ELKAZAK Vt'ILl'lTK. Weston City Mills, Feb.

17, 1855. iw6-3m sented the probability that a year or two hence that anomalous torritory will be absent. If it bo true, thnt tho Governor has como to thin conclusion wo consider it a just snd sensiblo one, and shall have to award him more credit for honesty of purpose in an official capacity than wo have heretofore been willing to grant. We very well know that at the time Mr. Jolly came to this office to take our names, ages, former placo of residence, place of birth of ourselves and parents, whether foreign or American born, (he should have asked whether abolition or pro-slavery Lorn,) and other unlawful, outlandish, nonsensical questions, it was bitter cold, so much so that our writing ink was frozen hard.

To satisfy tho census taker, we promptly answered all his questions, but we must confess wo didn't feel very jolly in doing so, as we considered some of his questions rather impertinent and out of place in his Free-soil majosty. We regard it nothing more than fair or just that the Governor should bo somewhat applauded for his judgment in this Instance. Perhaps, with all his free-soil notions, be is, disposed to Jtie just in some things. If he does view the matter in the same light that a large majority of our Squatters do, we should award him all it- occupied with a sufficient population to GEO. W.

BK1.T. I nUNKV COUMH. I T. A. ilODIIAIT BELT, COLMAN 4, CO.j entitle it to admission as a State, weiton.

Missouri. When that event takes place, wo shall WHOLESALE and Rcuiil Dealer K. S. Wii.kihsom, Tout Master, is our author-ted Agent for the City of Weston, Mo. M.

P. Rivmlv, Merchant, our authorised Agent fer Salt Creek Valley, K. T. Pais. P.

Cooper, Counsellor at Law, Savannah Judge S. A. Fhasbr, Ilinesviile i W. If. 11 ajzaiid, Dariea; Col.

N. M. CALnER, Marietta; are ear authorited Agents for the State of Georgia. Bums A Cakova, Merchants In Jacksonville, are our authorited Agents for the State of Tiorida. M.

F. Berrt, Merchant, Is our authorized. Agent for the City of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mai. H.

Clay Berrv, Wholesale Dry Goods Merchant, it our authoriied Agent for the City of New York. JpSr Post Masters generally are requeeted to act ai Agenta, obtain subscribers, collect and receipt fur the money. XV Agent may forward money by mail, at the -risk of the neatly enveloped, can be had at the Pioneer office, in the second story of llays' llotel, Kickapoo City, for five centa per ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dry Goods and (J roceriof Cki i ur have a question presented to our states in another column of this new town, which is boing laid off at Dawson's crossing of Stranger Creek on the Military Road leading to Fort Riley, and on to Now Mosioo and California. It has been long known as an Indian trading post, and from its location, the rich and fertile country by which it is suiroundod, the great body of timber, and tW-almost inexhaustible supply of coal aid lime rock in the vicinity, the beauty of the spot and its healthy situation, wo caniot holp believing that it will be one of fho most important inland towns in tho "jerritory.

A largo number of towi have been laid off in Kansas, and soincpf them possess advantages, but wo kow of none that possess more than docs laston. The narrow and contracted policy pursued by the proprietors of some of tiem will retard their growth, but the Eastern Association have determined to lursuo a liberal policy, and from whoj we know of the gentlemen composing it are led to believe that it will suocwd. Porsons wishing to invest money in inland town property could not do bettef than to purchase there. Already is tho country around it thickly settled, aid mechanics of all kinds would probably find plenty of employment there. Kickapoo City will be the great Commercial Emporium for this as well as several other inland towns.

sc. Uullittinir men which has never yet arisen in our A sale of lots will tnko place early in the Ppring Goods in great variety. Also, Forwarding an history whether a territory whorcin Commission werenants. Weston, Feb. 1, 1855.

uotftm Church and State are united can bo con ui nuiuu uuo uouot' win no gnven. ABMSTEAD DAWSON, THOS. A. IN ARO. CHARLES LKIB, On behalf of tho Easton Association.

February 28. 1855. nol6-tf stitutionally admitted into the Union. In Utah, this is undoubtedly the case to such an extent, that there is no definable KICKAPOO CITYADV'S 'civil law beyond the palo, of the Church. A RUE lot of Boots and Shoes, just received an The local magistrates are religious tunc tionarics elected at Church gatherings JU lor sale by Mu.uiTKib.NELt.

f)A BARRELS Wlibiky, just rec'dandforsale by The courts established by tho authority IKS Wei urn aiithorized' to announce Rails! I HAVE on hand and will keep constantly read FIFTY THOUSAND fenco Rarls, on m'r Farm on the Island, 0Hite the city i Westrn, andllmilesfromliin 'sskrcatSull Creek, and miles from Kicka, City. Auy iafw motion that may be wanted can be had br apflyiis to James McKowcn, at Kiekuiio t'ity, k. I. I have got rails upon the ground-To fence the prairies all around. The man that sows without a fence, We know be locks good common sense.

My rails are cut and almost dry I wish my friends to come and "buy. I must have cash without a doubt, To pay the men that mall'd them ont. OLD Mc, on the Ltw, To he found at his office every morning 8 eVtk. Weston, Dec 13, 1854. no D.

A. N. GROVER, as a candidate tho credit du0 his Excellency, oven if it DOZEN Cans Oyitcra, jugt roe'd and for sale by docs emanato from pro-slavery men and of the national government are destitute of business, not because there is nono for its adjudication, but because all difficul for the Legislative Council from Kicka- noo-u wii.mrji BKBLL. the friends of Southern institutions. joo District.

A ties arc adjusted by tho Mormon tnbu KEOS Assorted It ails, on hand and for sale by 40 no6-tf WlLlllIK CLUBS fWe authoriied to announce A. B. HAZZARD, of Kickapoo SACKS Sujierfnie Flour, just received and for We are under obligations to the kind friends who have interested themselves in nals, and the Mormons carefully abstain from tho uso of the national courts. Tho President of the Church is the de facto as a candidate for the House of cvsaleby lno6-tfJ WantiK Sneix. Delegates in Kansas Territory, at the I getting up a Club of subscribers for the A DOZEN Boxes by Governor and ruler, and will so remain, DOO-II U.1IIIB BKBLL, rOSTOFFICE ISTKICKAPOO CITY.

It will bo seen by tho following official no matter who may be appointed the nom IN IILANCJOI.lt, Dealer in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods, Weston, Mo. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired ensuing election. Pioneer at Round Prairio, on Stranger tho request and solicitation of Creek. We hope they will continuo to many friends, I announce myself a Can- keep tho ball in motion until it has gone INDIAN GOODS Coats and Cloth, tut received and for ealo by inal Governor. His fiat is tho law of the Territory, and there was moro truth than no6-tf II.

J. J. W. FlIESLAND, document, which wc rccchcd by tho last mail, that Mr. Thot.

Deyartnan has bocn appointed Post-master for this Cfty. He and Warrnnlmd. Thf MvliMt TtriA nU A CASES Boots and Shoes, just received and for didate for the House of Delegates (of this rouna tueir wnoio settlement, ana see the Fifteenth District) in Kansas Terri- it can wind up about thirty or forty more Gold and Silver. Dee, 13, 1854 no5-Jm 4J (ale by U. J.

A J. W. boasting in his recent declaration, at a Mormon meeting, hold at the Salt Lake, that the National Government could not no6-tf LAW NOTICE. torv subicct, however, to the decision of I to the already respectable list, a Convention, should one be held. We shall be pleased to have other ES.

WILKINSON, will practice law in the counties comprising the 12th Judicial Circuit. A A PAIRS Yarn books, just ree snd for sale by DOO-tt 11. J. dE J. W.

XREELAXD. has been sworn' in and hoi commenced the discharge of tho duties of his office. This will bo gratifying intelligence to all our citizens and squatters in this neighborhood. Mr. Deyarman has bad expe II.

B. C. HARRIS. I friends work for us in other settlements. rnsr Bointr solicited bv many of my A Club miSht with a little effort, bo made help appointing him Governor, as he was in roality, and would remain so as long as he pleased.

In whatever light we view and in the Court of Common Ileas, and will when necessary attend to business in the Probate Courts, attend to drawing Deeds. Wills, Powers of Attorney, Bomls and drafting all msnner of 0 A Lite, l'ork, just received and for sale by UJKJJ UOO-ir It. J. tV. rltBELAND friends I have concluded to announce mv- UP eTry settlement in the Territory, this strango development of American contracts that may be wanted: and will attend to (f bACKS i lour, just rooeived and for sale by progress, it seems fraught with trouble self as a Candidate for the House of Del- Postoffices will soon be established at egatcs in Kansas Territory at the ensuing differont points, and the people will easily noo-ir 11.

j.a j. w.riiEELA.fD. the pnymont of taxes, sellinir real estate, and wdl irive the most satisfactory reference from Si. Txmlf ami he trusts hero at home. "His office it at and exceedingly difficult of solution and SAUkn Corn Aienl, just ree snd forsale by Section, though subicct to a Convention scl papers, or me present wo win the Post Office, where he may be found.

i is noo-ii 11. j. j. v. lir.ELANU.

send our paper to every Club which is eston, Nov. is, ii, noi-ir should there be one held. formed by private conveyance, provided Ilauda Wanted Iiiuiitdiutely, J. WEDDLE. UK.

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loirARO. rience in this business, and being well and favorably known here, will doubtless prove acceptable to the people POSTOFFICS DHrjUtTMNT, Appointment Office, Jan. 24, 1855. Sir Tho Postmaster Genoral has ordered the establishment of a Postoffico at Kickapoo City, Kansas Territory, and the appointment of Thomas Dcyarniun as Postmaster thereof. I have the honor to be, lu Kickapoo City.

a sufficient number can be obtained to warrantit. fTIO work on Main street, grading and macadam' izimr tlic same. Good wasres tiiven: ai'idicar- BRUNEI! Wnoi.rsAi.r Dmgeista and Poeksfjler, keep constantly en hand drugs, rhemieals, paints, oils, dye-slnfls, bnishee. window glaea, books and statinnorv, and patent medirincs. CONVENTION OF PRO-SLAVEBY MEN.

understand that a Convention of Much can bo dono for tho circulation uon should lit ina'ie unmtNiiately to the undersigned. VliL'CI A VII the Pro-slavery party will soon be called nd usefulness of this paper, if our friends comer of Main and Thomas Weston. J. C. ELLIS, I Committee.

E. S. WILHITE, nol5-iw OrtoJ.M. IUi.l. kov.

zz, 18ft4. nu-iy Very respeotf ully. Your obedient sorvant. tho stronger tho Mormons become, the groator is the complication. MAIL FACILITIES IN KANSAS.

A Post Office has been established at Kickapoo City, K. and Try-weekly mail services awarded to Messrs. Kimball Moore, from Weston to said city, in conjunction with Route No. 8909 from Independence to St. Joseph, Mo.

It affords us plcasuro to learn that our young friend Thomas Dcyarinan, late of this City, has received the appointment of Postmastor, at Kickapoo City. Wcbelicvo this is the second post office established in the Territory sinco its or-jr riization, and will.be of great advan PR. JAS. SAUNDERS, HORATIO KING, SEW STEAM SAW MILL SU rpAKES gnnt pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Weston and tho numiindiiig eoun- First Ass't P. M.

General. limy as a jieo cawing up a Il08. J. W. WnilFlKLD, for the purpose of making nominations wl" unu give us a pun.

ive from among their body to represent their sha11 endeavor to givo you a journal that interests in the Kansas Legislature at the will 'amply remunerate for tho interest eleotion. Wo consider this a you take in its hchalf. Our circulation capital move, provided tho majority of is dail7 increasing, and wo want to keep the pro-slavery party of this District are on the inoreaso until wo shall scatter fairly represented, and hopo all candi- Five Thousand copies weekly among tho dates in the field of our are squatter sovereigns of this Territory, to trv, that he hns permanenlly located in the citv of Weston, and tenders his profesriionul vtrvices to the I IV KICKAPOO CITY. llouso of Representatives. THE undersigned has just erected a new steam Saw Mill in Kickanou Citv.

K. imniedi- afflicted in all the various branchea pertaining to his profession, lie hopes from experience of many A FREE SQUABBLE AT LAWRENCE. years be will share a liberal pirtion of public patronage. Hi! office it on Thomas street, with Inif ati ly on the Missouri River, which is now in complete and successful operation, capable of sawing three thousand feet of lumber every twelve honra. IVe are credibly informed tht the three Kamage.

JNov. ii, 1N.4 Dta iy i v- snv nouiin i abolition Klitprs at Lawrence aro having STOVE STOKE ASD TIN WAKE FAC ah mose wanting in knnsaa Territory will God this the most convenient Mill to get it from, as it ha the leling to and from it of withdraw their names kTnM TO KY. tage M) mi nm. aro all fighting for the afocuK'ncy Ui i.r XM fa UAtt A -JJ ef w'llWl-f uppotand W'J -i nominated. By this means, we will have this paper but can get one Or causo of abolitionism.

Don'tcrowd each knowltslge the favors bestuwid upmi hiro bv the eitiaens of Weston ami viriniiv. Tho people of Kickapoo City, and its neighborhood, havo recently opened a fine 1 am now ready to fill orders for lumber and logs on the shortest notice, and also, saw on the shares, at one half, onk or walnut logs. Keneing post generally on hand forsale. rmi'lN Kill nlinM other, gentlemen, too fast, give us a tSWiaml MoliciU a continuance of patronan. unanimity in our ranks, and all can join 1 uo ins Wrtv co-or-eration in the good shouldor to tho wheel.

If you will all ohnnno in hnvn Ain in fbft Hnw VVa road to intersect the great military road --'ile wishes to rail attention to his vrar send in their logs. I will pay tho cash for five LA iter, and carefully wlratcd stock of Stoves, which neip xecp us anoat, we snail soon give nnt nr cause, xnis, in our opinion, wu A I I wwv i vva lf wavirf- leading to Fort Laramie, and wo are credibly informed that good roads are luuiisiMiii koou saw logs immediately. pa- My terms of sale are reasonable, and in er courso to pursue. Then we will Know j-- y-p 1 u'" felt shccU for several weeks, consequently opened to Atchison, Stanley's, Fort Loav- vounuiy vuau wucn me iiimner is sold. fLXJAII 6.

WILI1ITE. Jan. 3, 1855. no8.6w what we ore doing, and can feel assureo have had no opportunity to cntr thoprize that we will triumph beyond a doubt. I Jhero is now a postoffico at Kickapoo 8kirmlsn If should Rcteach other enworth, and every other point of any im a ifw BIH1 ttiA I 'mnnna mhm (-m 4am ..1 I portance in tho neighborhood of Kicka 1ILAI' ASH win ik sum very low lor i ash.

Cookixo Stovks of all sin and a variety of patents to suit purchasers. Paiiloii Stoves of the latest stvle: Also. Dot and Ten Plate Stoves of all sizes, suitable for heating churches, school houses, stores, shops, Ae. Tin Waw at wholesale and retail. Job Work duno in the best style and shortest notice.

Spouting and Ci uttering iiartirularlv attended to. W. S. BlllGGS. Weston, Nov.

15, 1851. nol-tf E. HATHAWAY. The pro-slavery nominees will be elected down dont crj cnough bcfe we 8han by a largo majority.and wo shall be con- jo CMa by persons commg in to get their give a lick 0r two to kecpyouown. Wo poo City, On Mulii street, Kickapae city, Kansas Ter.

soled in having dono our duty to our prin A State Road is soon to bo opened from always oel for tho weak an oppressed hern tn tbn Vam I W9JLD inform the eitiiens of ncro to the) i erry at Kickapoo City, and Kickapoo City and vicinity, that they have in a good causo but in your se we can ire stoelt of Uools, which they will bestow no sympathy, because tm deserve THE WORK STILL PROGRESSES. Our enterprising fellow-citizens, Mr. D. Snail, of the firm of Wilhito Snell. iples, our party and our Territory.

As far as wo are concerned we shall willingly submit our namo to tho decision of the Convention, and if we are not Mt i i. I vTy ow lorvoan, as casn is wnat we want. there, which will-make tho crossing at Give us a call. nono. If you cannot eet aliur ceacca.

DAGrERREAIV ARTIST. that point the leading and principal one lem7 variety, Itcndy-mndc Clothing, llats.Caps, I Hesjiectfullyannouncestothecitisonsof this place iu ii ci i IBoota, Shoes, Hatchets, Iliirnmcrs, Drawinc-knives. I 'nity, that he is supplied with eicellent On the Missouri riVOr between the State I Camera, and material of eieellent onaliiv. and Collins 4 Simmon's Aios. Steel Saiiares.Ilandj,ira.

Merchants of this City, and Mr. Thomas bly and amicably between youselvos, you Carney, are about havinc built tin fin, need not expect aid and comfct from the among the chosen ones we shall as wil beautiful style, and believes that in correctiiees to Of Missouri and tho Territory Of Kansas. SbovcU and Tones, Tea Kettles, Locks, Pad I Ij0cks Inches, Bolts, llutU and Hinges, Screws riaite Argus I and Tacks, Kuives and Forks, Pocket and Butcher I nature, expression and finish, lie can satisfy the UMWt fastidious taste. He most cordially invites the Ladies and Gentlemen to call at his Cumber! A llatteiibncks' store, main street, and examine I Knives, I mntr Puns, Irons, Files, Aueiirs. a IIIAM irn 1.

a ouvni Aiii ruun i uiwis, miiis, pnoveia ani cpades, Window For Abolition Ntaro-SteaUrs ttho I Tinware, Fjooimens of his workmanship; eojiies taken from liapuerreotypes, Paintings Ac, Sr?" No Picture need be taken tmloas nerfeeUw mTvii f.yr tC I I) .1 i-t 'U1' yiKttt tnviu i BLu.T,xun'luailau,(ulvap!, lun. lingly witnaraw it, ana give our umu largo, commodious dwelling-houses on 100, onoum we Hear fromjrou again, support Of the regular candidates. We tw0 0 handsomest building sites in and yu are not entirely dcmJished, but hope all others whose names have been Kickapoo City. faintly survive tho attack aong your-announced and spoken of by friends will Messrs. Wm.

G. Sharp, N. Stephens selves, we will open our pro-lavery bat-do tho same. This is the Only way a re- and Ci naynog are nii puttiDg up giyou a little more jrapo," and Conciliation can bo reached, and we con- fine buildings. Mr.

Sharp's for a board- bury you without coromony. I aider it a very important one. We con- ing hous0) tha othera dwoningg. eider the triumph of our party of too much tIr Wi Braham has handed in a bill to Anothm Cam. We are tdebted to importance to be split up into subdivis- WTlhite's steam eaw-mill for lumber to mother of the kind ladies of ur City for ions.

We are too strongly pro-slavery Duiid a ubl; th! the presentation of a fine lound cake, satisfactory. Weston, Nov. IS, 1S54. nol-tf and political evil." AnVTi? Question 1st. Did God establish a PepperrSauce, TomaloCatsup, Crackers and Clieese! ST.

GEORGE HOTEL, Corner of Main and Tliomas strectt, Weston Mo. great moral and political evil, whcnHd XX uobuuiiauuu Biiivfry uv law 111 isruui, iu i viiiimimm, ouu, hi -um, amok i tie ami His own Church and among His own fc people I French Brninly, Moliw, Vinetrnr, Iirooms. Flour TUB subscriber would inform publie that he has fitted up this large and mapii-fieent Hotel, in the verv best stvle. It is tlie tm our views to hold out against the ma- M0Kowen Esq. We enjoyed its delicious taste iiuch.

Such liu'treet, and central Hotel in the citv. 5ty of the pro-slavory sovereigns in this The Mcrchant8 Hotel is rapidly pro- favors nr0 alwavs oppweiatd by us, bo Sco Exodus, XXI Chap. 2,3,4, and 5 v. "The h'S Pricm paid fdr, Ilia table shall nlwava be snread with the brat Suco. 4uu iu uuu givw jfcryci any i j.

crriwry. waui aee gjesging un(ier tne 0f g. ji. uo noi do oaexwara L.aaiej sena tnem Legislature to a man, or, at least, a large Bnd M- along. The fair ones know bacho- tliat the country afford-, and he nil) spare no pains or trouble in making all at home who mav favut him with a call.

RICHARD FEMUKKTOM. mn.t I I Wry and Orocerie, IN KICKAPOO CITY. majority of tho friends of Southern inati- mor0 Blaros have bocn Mld our lors like. If they can't get ji chaneo to tutions represent our interests in the halls last 0ur enterprisinr, moneyed men are eat cake on particular oeiasion, they Weetoo, Nov. IS, ISM.

ool-ly BURNES BROTHERS, political evil by guarding and protecting slave property with every other species of ii it. .1. i TT J. J. W.

FHE ELAND, have just H. and are about to open, a larjre and well va ucguuiuia. nam, taking right hold, and are determined to hko as wit as otner by sound laws, and pro-slavery men only mttko it 4 wiu bo credit. folks, and when they partakd of it, they property uy lUU xnuiu rtm.k rf ing that Commandment as well as Others I the trade of Kansas Territory. laid in at SL Louis, General Dry Goods Merchants, DEALERS IX rROOl'CE OF ALL KUDU, are competent to mate sucn laws, vn-1 abia to Kickapoo City.

reminded of the coning, der their banner wo have always done We like to see this kind of snirit riiani. HAVE constantly on hand a large variety of merchandise of all kinds at the moat reduced wa, designed to be ot perpetual and ni- ArTZT rm, are Vtrsal obligation See the Tenth Com dry poods, ready made clothing, bonta and shoos, mand. I mechnnios tools, fanning; utensils, Ac. battle, and under their guardianship we ested jt 8pcaks well or suditment of $3T The following articl copied from prioea. embracing everything in the line of Dry shall ever be found battling.

We have our and tli fntur. nll the Philadelphia Monthly Jubilee, will Oues. 3rd Did tho Anostlos sanction 'rr Pityef Goods, Hardware and Cutlery and Tools, Queens-ware and Mlassware, Iron Castings and Nails. ha, do sympathy for abolitionists, and the prcsent Ercatncss of our City. Everv l0" the importance of thf Government a great mom ana Picai eyu we leaal peart ash, Christian Church, when they placed the salt.

Ae. un, tl time at St IxwU eost. uvuu uV ui-uo i Doay knows who know any thing about omer ruierin utan man inatitiitinn nf slnverv. with all tha Other! In thM connection it micnt be well to mentim tn I s(Mrinnln. nn.niira at IT iu.

wijuui. -1 tucsapoo wat it destined, and no mis-1 xue auiwiiun ana ap institutions of society, under the Obliga- I bn1.TO,T,Mrf.,p!lk.e, rh'h highest prioce in cah. v. tionsofthegospcl? wAS0 i-tj sympamy xor vncir nciarious, umva, uun- take t0 be th oommcrciai Em 0. poinimem 01 uoi.

Hteptoe, Was a Tery One of the proprietors will alwavs ke nresent.and SiVDDLERY. pledgesbhimself to render perfect satisfaction to all temptitiie aogmas tne oetter. ue want Hum of Kansas Territory and knowing PPula' judicious onu These im-B0 negro sympathising thieves among us, this) fact they freely invest their money. moral dePved people wilaow be kept Ihey -will be running off our slaves when- xhe place is going ahead ripidly, leavine in foar Md undcr greater sibjection of oce a uur. aim i v.

aibu, Ephesians VI 5, 6, 7, 8 v. Collosians III 22 v. I Peter II 18 v. 1 Timothy VI 1. 2.

3. 4. 5, v. See particularly tho reasona le aemaivts in bis line. Tns subneriber is still engaged in the manufacture of Saddles, Bridle 4 II ar-nesiof everv deecription; and ia nrrnared H.

J. A J. W. FBKCT.AVn Nov. J9, 1 Ml.

ang-tf er a chance offers. Their hearts are as eTerythinr on the Missouri river in the 100 law of the lsnd tban herdofore. Cn-J 8, 4 and 5 verses of this the VI chap, of at all times, to furnish every thing in his line, warranted of the beet material, and the beet atria llayt' House. 1 i lmouiy. i 4' Tnrw fluhsprihpe wnnl.1 efmiri11 black as the darkest deeds of hell.

Away ahape of a town just where it commenced dcr tho Station of Gov. Young they with them send them back where thry be tomefhing in prospective! wcre aHwed full scops to orty on their of workmanship, at my old stand on main street 3 doors above the Weston Hotel. Vues. tin. Did at.

1'aui give -aiu O.W.NOBLK. 4 and comfort" to a great moral and polit- MhlSrK, icalevil, when he returned ugitiTe twl on Tiiinl und Franklin Tt. mW m. Weetnn, Xov. 15, ISiL, nol-ly oeiong.

up wua un oaunw au lue jve like to see this rapidity of improve- nnlawluulCM 40(1 einlulnesu We shall shout of slavery now and forever in our mct going on, it shows that we had some hoPe nd eiPec ee thirgs assume a alnwvAy a Via Mnara9 Saa Prt.lnvnnn 111 I tti -a? 1 i i- i diuid iu aiio uioavvi uvv wiviuvui aui aaitr aiwuiinuiiainiii i iiu ithvvuiie puUITC BWl at KIMBALL MOORE. land. Uniurl our glorious nag, tne stars foresight as well as other folks in regard Querent aspect in future s-f 11, 12, 13, 14, verses. I to give satisfaction rokisgants. Oues.

5th. Alienee do Eli Thayer. Lw fcTP 'Ir STACKS will leave West daily for St Joseph; and three ana stripes, ana let us marcn onwaru I to our location. I mormosiism in England. GreelyGarrisoniCo, derive the I.w Ilk.

lu a week from St Joeroh Emigrants are requested to stop at this I Richards, who, in the course of to Council Bluff. Leave inn. ui mv uimun, aesr aa ciceitent veil. WASHIVrtTOX nrs. ton Mondaf.Wenesdavaod KridsT for Council BlutT Negroes from their masters 7 with the Cotutitution of the United States our shield to mighty triumph of principle and right, Down with every abolition barrier that dare impede our way.

point it is more central, more accessible I recent examination beftra a Parlia-to the great Military Road, being but three I mntary committee in EncUnd, in refer- Kickapoo City, Nov. Ii, 1SM- nol-tf See Abolition Journals. dirret. Also, Daily I ine from Wcstnn to Liberty. Threw times a week frosa Liberty todlascow.

Ahn. LEANDER KER. miles distant, with a branch leading di-1 ence t0 emigrant ships, described himself House and PaintinSr and Fort Levinworth, Feb. 15, 1S55. three times a week froaa Weston to Independence, via Fort Leavenworth, Kama river, Westport and Kaimu: Tri-weekly froaa Independence to Libartv.

directly from this City, which has been I President of the Moraon Church in SOT. KEEPER. T. THE CEJtSCS. TTAvTNO permanently I.

rated In Kirkapw PROCLsUNATIOlV. via Blue Milb Landing. IL OALNES, Agent. jlx. virv.

tne nnaersifned take this me bod of have heard it rumored that the! mado expressly for the convenience and I England, stated that his Church counted accommodation of Emigrants bound for I thousand members ia Great Britain, Enow iu, Meis ar tun Prescwiw, That Weaton, Nov. 15, 18M. nr4t informing thecititens of Salt Creek Vallevthathe ready to do all kinds of House and Sin Paintinr the Mexican Mustang Liniment is Balm for every Governor does not feci altogether sure I n. SIUNGLE FACTORY. Wound, a cure for Bheamatutn.

Cfeoralguw urm- that a correct return trn of the census ha n. i. am wim neatness ana fiisnairru All kinds of Tuminr will he dona ia mv bago, Sciatica, Salt Bheum, Tetter, Piles, SeaU I VMtu. I auirv MUUIUH. CUVCIl WILn lLfl Head.

Caked Breast. Pore Nipple, Sore Shins, T. WOODS A Ukes this method ot IV the puMic that their Shingle factory one aaile above Weaton, tro- in nmwtill been rendered to him, at it was very cold uo, waica new ocmiiry reqairre. Barm, Sea Ida, Ulcers, Oout, Stiff Jotnta, Bmiaef, Prcaidcnt, and that the work of prawly- a. u.

r. iiAtju, Kickapoo City, Nov. IS, 18itoul-tf operation, where they are ready to Amply a 11 orders at any time they are called npoa. Then timber ia Yellow Onttonwood and amat Oota, Chafes, Galls, Spavin, Splint, King-bone, Sweney, Sores, Scratches, Poll Evil. Hard Lumps, ar Tumors, and all kinds of Pain a Inflammation in man er beast.

atthctune, and the Utors could fThe population of London, it ting is proceeding quite not get around very well, besides a Urge said, increases at the average rate of He said further, that the whole of these tnato of cut ciiaeu Uwg tcopomily OCC rauli year. Latter Py Sliat BARIUM'S ST. LOt IS HOTFI. CrnfT of Kermi and Walntrt trj.MJ, W. lii.

boa and wrB seaaoned. which will prevent theia warpinx- KV. IS, aol-ly teaKrfa.iscaatutiiMnTWttJna' toisw swl-ly i.