Atlantic Monthly, New Magazine. Article entitled "Atlantic Monthly." Advertises a new magazine and its contents. 33/4/5.
Paper. News item announcing that Hon. Robert J. Walker is establishing an individual Democratic paper. 33/2/6.
Church. News item which advertised that Rev. S.D. Storr and Rev. O. Perinchief would be preaching at the Congressional Church. 33/2/7.
Constitutional Convention. News item that announced the Constitutional Convention and explained that they would be discussing the Liquor Law. 33/2/1.
Destruction. Article entitled "Destruction of the Ballot-Box in Linn County-the Truth about the manner." Deciding whether or not to note the destruction. 33/2/6.
Enabling Act. News item Hon. Marcus J. Parrot wrote a letter explaining that he didn't think that the Enabling Act would pass Congress. 33/2/1.
Epidemic. News item announced an epidemic of Erysipelas among the Wyandot Indians. 33/3/1.
Governor's race. News item which showed the results of the Governor's race in Kanzas. 33/2/3.
Kickapoo. Article entitled "Look on this Picture then on That." Comparing the difference between the Kickapoo and the Leavenworth. 33/2/7.
Lecompton Constitution. Article entitled "Self-Government in America." Compared the positive and negative effects, if Kanzas would admit under the Lecompton Constitution. 33/2/1.
Lecompton Constitution. News item explained the struggle of Kanzas admitting under the Lecompton Constitution, because General Walker was captured. 33/2/5.
Ledger. News item reported the New York Ledger progressing well. 33/3/1.
Obituary, George I. Clark. News item which mentioned the death of George I. Clark. 33/3/3.
Party. News item, told about the German's big party. 33/3/1.
Poem Quindaro Library. News item which mentioned that J.M. Walden read a poem at the Quindaro Library. 33/3/3.
Political Parties. Article entitled "The Province of the Parties." Discussed the differences between the political parties. 33/2/1.
Politics. Article entitled "Kanzas Press." Discussed the characteristics of politicians. 33/2/6.
Shooting. News item which mentioned that Mr. Strover was shot while returning from Lawerence to Wyandott. 33/3/1.
Sugar Cane. Article entitled "Chinese Sugar Cane." Letter to the Editor that explained his experiments he did with the sugar cane. 33/2/3.
Tampering. Article entitled "Jack Henderson's Trial." Discussed the trial of John D. Henderson, which pertained to the possible poll tampering during the election. 33/2/2.
Territory Organic Act. Article entitled "Message of Governor Robinson." Congress discussed the Territory Organic Act and slavery in the territories of Kanzas. 33/1/2.
Tribune. Article entitled "The New York Tribune." Announced that the Tribune issued it's first Daily on the 10th of April, 1841. 33/4/6.