City council. Article entitled "City Council." Reviews the city council meetings of February 7 and February 12. 36/3/1.
Fashion. News item advertising the arrival of a woman wearing a red petticoat. 36/3/1.
Fight. Article entitled "The Great Congress Fight. Different Accounts of the Scene." The fight between Congressman Grow and Congressman Kieth. 36/1/5.
Fire. News item which advertises the fire of the Quindaro House. 36/3/1.
Forged Check. News item which advertised the payment of a forged check at the New York Continental Bank. 36/2/6.
Inaugural Address. Article entitled, "Inaugural Address of the Mayor of Quindaro." The speech made by the new mayor Alfred Gray of Quindaro, involving the conditions of Quindaro and what he wants to do. 36/2/1.
Letter to Editor. Article entitled "The Territorial Legislature." A letter from a citizen about the affairs of Kanzas. 36/2/3.
Letter. News Item about the letter written by Gov. Wise reviewing the President's message. 36/1/7.
Literary Meeting. News item advertising the meeting of the Quindaro Literary Association. 36/3/1.
Mass Meeting. Article entitled, "Gen. Lane's Answer to the President's Message." The notes taken about those who participated in the mass meeting at the House of Representatives in Lawrence. 36/2/4.
Quindaro Municipality Upgrade. News item reporting the upgrade of Quindaro to a City. 36/3/1.
Quindaro, free state town. News item which advertises that Quindaro is the first free state town on the Kanzas river. 36/3/1.
Removal. Article entitled, "Address from Secretary Stanton." An address after Secretary Stanton was removed from his office. 36/1/2.
Resolution. News item which reports a Resolution, introduced by the Honor Thomas L. Harris into the National House of Representatives. 36/1/7.
Richardson, A.D. News item announcing the arrival of A.D. Richardson, Esq. 36/3/1.
Sermon. News item about letters to and from Rev. O. person in chief. 36/3/1.
Spring Hill. News item which advertised the promising new town of Spring Hill. 36/2/6.
Weather. News item reporting the "Meteorological Records" by Dr. George E. Budington. 36/3/1.