Subjects for Issue No. 22, October 17, 1857


Atlantic Coast shock. "Financial Affairs." Recovering from Atlantic Coast shock. 22/2/6.

Bank Speech. Quotes introduction speech given at a Bank's meeting. 22/1/6.

Bar Conflict. Relates trouble that National Democratic Councilman had in reference to a bar. 22/2/4.

Boasting. "Begging for Honors." Describes newspaper editor using his articles to commend himself for heroism. 22/2/3.

Buchanan on Slavery. "Mr. Buchanan's Letter." Letter explaining slavery is national, not sectional. 22/3/1.

California Election. Reports on the new Governor of California. 22/2/2.

Chindowan. Describes the Chindowan's fearlessness, truthfulness, and reliability. 22/2/7.

Classes of readers. Descirbes four classes one person thinks readers are divided into. 22/1/7.

Congregational Church. First sermon being given at Congregational Church in Quindaro. 22/2/3.

Congregational Church. Time of sermon given for New Congregational Church. 22/2/6.

Curtis, Judge (????). "Why Judge Curtis Resigned." Explaining resignation was due to limited salary. 22/1/5.

Democratic Party. Explains that even though years have past, the Democrats haven't changed. 22/1/5.

Earthquake. "An Earthquake." Gives details of earthquake in Mississippi valley. 22/2/7.

Election Fraud. Provides that Missouri residents voted at Kickapoo therefore fraud has to be properly dealt with by officials. 22/2/5.

Election Returns. "Election Returns." Election results are predicted. 22/2/2.

European Conflict. "The Reported Fall of Luchnow." Tells of Europeans being massacred and the falling of the capital city of Oude. 22/2/7.

Fault-Finding. "Fault-Finding." Informs that people should not judge others. 22/1/7.

Financial Crisis. "N.Y. Tribune on the Financial Crisis." Amount and Terms of money owed. 22/1/2.

Fort Snelling Sale. "The Fort Snelling Swindle." Gives amount of money lost due to extremely low prices on acreage. 22/1/4.

Free-State Platform. "Free-State Platform." Moves to resolve governmental issues in Kanzas. 22/4/1.

Free-State Towns. "Free-State Towns." Results show that Leavenworth City and Quindaro are the only Free-State towns on Missouri River. 22/2/2.

German Refugee. Informs that Republican candidate for Wisconsin Governor is a German refugee. 22/2/4.

India's War. "News from India." Reports casualties and diseases that spread through the camps. 22/1/5.

Indian Territory. "Indian Trust Lands In Kanzas Territory." Details of examination of returns being performed by the Department of the Interior. 22/3/1.

Jobs. Explains that agents are wanted in every city and town in territory. 22/4/1.

Kanzas Correspondents. "Kanzas Correspondents." Explains influence Kanzas correspondents have on community. 22/2/4.

Kanzas Election Frauds. "Election Frauds." Lists county's in which there was fraud at elections. 22/2/1.

Kanzas Election. "A Majority." Democrats unable to vote on Kanzas free state law because republicans held up polls. 22/2/6.

Kanzas Immigrants. "Items for Kanzas Immigrants." Lists reasons immigrants should come to Kanzas instead of Missouri. 22/2/5.

Kanzas River. "Navigation of the Kanzas River." Explains the difficulties boats are having, due to the lack of water in river. 22/1/6.

Kanzas Weather. "The Season in Kanzas." Explains the beauty of Autumn. 22/2/3.

Methodist Episcopal Church. Time given of sermon at M.E. Church. 22/2/3.

Oregon Slavery Clause. "Slavery Question in Oregon." Predicts slavery clause will be introduced in new constitution, but will be voted out. 22/1/6.

Parry's Hotel. "Parry's Hotel." Describes additions and renovations made to hotel. May 1, 1857. 22/1/1.

Print Press. Explains that the Print Press is the ruling power of the times. 22/1/7.

Protective Tariff. "David Wilmot for a Protective Tariff." Discusses republican's position on tariff issue. 22/1/5.

Quindaro Store Opening. Opening of new Boot and Shoe Shop in Quindaro. 22/3/1.

Rules to Live By. Lists four rules in relation to gossip. 22/1/7.

Solar System in Relation to Life. "Great Physical Truths." Says solar system should make us lead better lives. 22/1/7.

Soldiers voting. Soldiers' voting which is against law and usage. 22/2/6.

Southern Men Speech. Commending individual for putting southern men into honorable offices. 22/1/6.

Texas. Explains that foreigners in Texas may be able to put a stop to slavery there, by voting against it. 22/1/6.

Trial by Jury. "Trial by Jury." Opting for two-thirds rule to be adopted for convictions and acquittals. 22/1/4.

U.S. Senate Candidacy. Lists Governor's reason for not participating in U.S. Senate race. 22/1/6.

Vote Protest. Douglas county residents protested fictitious vote. 22/2/5.

Walker, Gov. (????). "Gov. Walker." Explains how the Governor deceived his people. 22/2/1.

Wyandott Precinct. "Vote for Wyandott Precinct." Results for Wyandott are given. 22/2/2.


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