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Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Fifteenth District.

Commencing at the mouth Of Salt creek on the
Missouri river; thence up said creek to the Nil
ftary road and along the middle Of said road to
the lower crossing of Stranger creek; thence up
said creek to the'line Of the late kickapoo res
ervation. and thence alongthe Southern and ives
tern line thereof to the line Of the .Fourteehth
District; thence by the same and down Indepen-
dence creek to the mouth thereof and thence
down the Missouri river te-the place of begin
ming. - 4 . - <1AsH 9 , ? - = =
= Place ofiFVscf; OH. .-Hense OF Paschal PeTBan-
eau. on,the Fort LeaT shIF6 Inland Oregon road.
~, III .ssGE Jaages.-Hs b. JOLLY, ef io
- .it} s31E4sI ~ l7s5 JAS. FRAZIER,
-.eJ ~. ...:tf es3 - A.. g. BOYD. .F.4l-;7i
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q - PAUTEg.
HOUSE JOINER G. C.ARPE.NTE.

IIO UDL JUICF LII Q OCIhI' LLOf 4 u "a.
Offers his services to the citizens of Leaven-
worth, and Kansas Territory, and will undertake
buildings ofali descriptions and every grade at
fair prices. He hopes by strict attention, and
promptness in the execution of work, to merit a
liberal share ofpatronaee. He has made arrange
ments for opening an extensive Lumber Yard
at Leavenworth, in the spring, and expects a
small assortment in few weeks.
Best of references given If required as to
workmanship and attention to business.
Leayenworth, nov, "a, '54, If. at.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
tEeurteentls District.

Commencing at the mouth Of Independence
creek; thence up said creek to the head of the
main branch and thence due West to the line of
the late Kickapoo reservation; thence, North
along said line and the line Of the late Sac and
Fox reservation to the North line of the Terri
ry; thence along said line Eastwardly to the
Missouri river and down said river to the place
Of beginning.
Place of Electiom.-House of Benjamin Har-
ding at the old Indian Agency on the st. Joseph
and Oregon road. :. Z
: 20 q Juages.-J. W. FOREMAN, -
.,,5L -sf.,lf - = II BENZ. HARDING,
49,, IL, -..-sz SAAITFI IRWIN
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Sixth District.

Commencing On the Missouri State line in Lit
tie Usage river thence up the same to the line of
the reserve for the New York Indians or the
nearest point thereto; thence to and by the North
line Of said reserve to the Neosho river, and up
said river and the South branch thereof to the
head, and thence by due South line to the South
ern line of the Territory, thence by the Southern
and Eastern lines of said Territory to- the place
Of fbeginning. 5ag. sf-
Place Of Election.-House of H. T. Wilson, at
Fort Scott. = fo-g8 -9s6-- 4g7.y3.,,. i
Juages.-THos. B. ARNoTT,
81 =, oa, II. T. WILSON,
* s.s,s - VIM GODEFREY
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Seventh District.

Commencing at the East. side OF the house of
5 ch@s Mstingiys on the Wskarusa river; thence
thence Westwardly along the middle of said road
to Rock creek near the 65th mile of said road;
thence due South to the North line OF the Sac and
Fox reservation; thence along The North and
West lines thereof and due South to the Neosho
of the Mouth Of Elm creek; thence due-N orth to
the mouth of Elm creek and up said creek to
the Santa Fe road, and thence bya direct line IN
a Northerly direction to the South est corner
of the Pottawatto ulie reservation; thence along
waters Of the WakaFusa river, or the point nj eal
est thereto; thence, TO and down the said riyert to
the place Of beginning. a.. 80 Si 80 : -
Piiaes Of Eissfiors.. House Of Fry McGee, at
110 mile creek. on Santa Fe road. -
~ uageS.9FRY MCGEE,
-ff;. 80 S. W, BOuGHTON,
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.itfg6sriifh fSisfFIet. Ess \
HANNIBAL a. low,

c condinnsshciibg odifns at the mouth yf Wild Cat ereek
thence up The same TO- the head waters thereof
thence due &c rfhto the Indep psndence Eni tant
road s thence down said road cfossing the Big
Blue by the oil .ronte below mar ysvilIe, to the
VermiIIip river the1ee down said river to the
mouth thereof !; thsAcs UP the Kansas River to
the place of BEGINNING. -. .e'- ts,.. - 80
Place of Egeetiop.EHouse Of S. d: Dyer, 'ettthe
crossing Of the Big Blue flyer. - a..
2 IT. .. .Jtdes.TS. b. HOUSTON, ,is5 is'1fss
~ ,sa - !. = ~ l,'l - ,EBANCIS CISBURGEREAU3
- - p 80 s D.DYER. -S3 IS
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Third EDfstrfct.

Commencing at the mouth of Big Spring
Branch on the south side Of the Kansas river,
thence up the same to it's farthestsou thence
by southerly line to the north bank of the
Wakarusa river on the east side Of the house of
Charles Matingly; (; thence up said river and its
main branch to the line OF the PottaWatanlie Re-
servation, and thence by the Southern and Wes-
tern line OF said Reservation to the Kansas river
and down the said river to the place of beginning
Piece of EJectioa.-House Of Thomas Stinson
in the town of Tecumseh. 8 - a:f.
Judgcs.-JOHN HORNER, :.
L. D. STATELER
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
HI. NJ. Hook.
AUCTIONEE Err.
LEAvENwoRTH. KANSAS, TER.

LEAvENwoRTH. KANSAS, TER.
VIII attend to the sale of town Lots, in any
part of the Territory, and to the sale OF Real
and personal property of every kind, on the most
reasonable terms.
Letters addressed to the care OF DR.. France, at
LeaFenworth viii be promptly answered.
nov. II, 1854. IF
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Eighth District.

of the. branches, of Usage river; thence up The
same to. the Santa FeA road; thence by. a.dirett
Northerfy line to the South west comes OF the
Pottawa atomic EeserH alton; THENCE up the Vesss-
tern line thereof to the Kansas liver; thence up
said river rand the Smoky Hill Fork, beyond the
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
second District, /.

Commencing at the mouth Of Big Spring branch
on the south bank of the Kansas River /;
thence up said branch to it's farthest source,
thence by a southerly line crossing the Wakar-
usa River, onthe east side ofthe house of Charles
Matingiy to the middle Of the Santa Fe Road !;
thence along the middle Of said road to the line
of the first district, thence by the same along
the west side OF the house of --- Rolf to the
head of the first tributary of the Kansas, above
the town Of Lawrence; and thence by the said
tributary to the Kansas river and up the. south
bank OF said river to the mouth Of Big Spring
branch, the place OF beginning.
Place of EIection.-House of Paris Ellison in
Jstdgss.-JoNATH CRANMER,
-. 40. o. III BROWNE, = -
ANNII NIcH0N Al. n N,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

he lins 81 the to4v: tbsncs 8 ia ssIne T.
the aiua "a thsssisz I1istnic lisnze due Moth
tq-the bead Of the South branch s Of the Z NsoshQ
seyendhs districts tkeuee1ssa Nazthjta the plaae
q: Bsgiapl ngz has setsiss sisf us sonrog = g
eFlece8f EIectiog kyHqHse OF aHerahaW Baker,
on the Santa sEe foad.avso4 sisf ri lssssn aoiis9
ssfEtls .sss.Jndges QG.b H0EEA KERaa :. {
-snadt sesstss4q gsa1CHA HASas W ID GTQN, Z.
ssasiq oj enai5gsxsI sINGRAHAM RAKER-lis:
-ilse y Ninftl Dfsairsfee sia oal1 ssosii
Conn snging on fhe Smoky HilkEpfk rbeyand
the-most westerly settlements !; thence doll fhe
same and theSkansas giyeE 70 khgMputh of Wild
Cat creek thence up said creek to the 4head
waSfss sKere5fl; e KAfcs oFh to- tllei Ihgle-
pendece eniegant road thence eaR said xoR3 70
The o the, thsncs West
Al long the Saaaesg 70 ID St sWestff
ate place Of be be;
PIE ag s.1s stIe;sz of Reynolds
near the SRI Il S; go
- HANNIBAL A. LOW.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Tkirteeutla District.

above the mouth OF Stranger creek, thence in a
Northwardly direction by a line three miles west
of said creek and corresponding to the courses
thereof until it shall strike the Southern line of
the late Kiclsapoo reservation, thence along the
Southern land Western line of said reservation
and the Western line of thelate Sac and Fox res
ervaton to the North line of the Territory; thence
West along said line.to the line of the Twelfth
District, thence by the same and down Soldier
creek to, the mouth thereof and down the Kansas
river to the place of beginning. ias
the town Of 0sauque. @.sa
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distractions to Judges of Elections.

Instructions to Judges of Elections.
The three Judges viii provide for each poll a
Ballot Box, with a slit for the insertion of the
ticket. Before entering upon their, duties they
win make and subscribe duplicate copies OF the
following oath.
We and - do severaIly
swear that we viii perform duties as Judges
of the election, to be held this day In the. -
District, Of the Territory of Kansas, to the best
Of our Judgment and ability; that we will keep
true, correct and faithful record OF list of per-
sons who shall vote at said election, that we will
poH no tfcketfro1n any person who is not an ae-s
tlal bona fde resident and inhabitant of said
Territory on the day OF election, and whom we
shall not honestly believe to be qualified voter
according to the provisions of the Act Of Con-
reject tie votes of I'll and every residehtlFhe
we shall believe. has come into the Territoryfor
the mere purpose Of voting-tlfat in all eases
where we are ignorant Of the voters right, we
will require dega1 evidence thereof b his OWL
oath or etherwise-ana that we will make a
true and faithful return to the Governor of said
Territory of athe votes which shall be polled.
The poll will be opened for the reception of
votes between eight and ten O'Clock, A. M, and
will be keptEoBen continolslys unit Ii six, p. My
and then closed voters are then at tthepolls
Offering tsEete ,ianhin thatcase. as speH as votes
cease to be cons6a atly offered. The Judges Will
keep Two corresponding lists of parsons who
shall vote, numbering each name. ola sss
When dispnte arises as to the qualifications
of voter ,tfle Judges may eKafaine the voter
or any other. person under oath upon the subject
ana the decision of a majority Of the board win
be conc1nsive re- hen the poll IS closed the
Judges will proceed to open and count the
votes and VIII keep two corfesPo tally
lists, which they VIII oasiy tally the
votes as they are gf9eh by The Judge who shall
open Jaad call cut the tickets, and without in-
seFfsraHce nor handling nby any other person.
When the votes are thus counted of, and the
tally lists shall agree, the Judges shall then pub
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
sixteenth District.

Commencing at the mouth of SaiteTeell, thence
up said creek to the Military road, thence along
the middle of said,roadl to the lower crossing OF
Stranger creek; thence up said creekto the line
Of the late Kickap5oo reservation and thence a
long the sa1neto the line Of the Thirteenth Dis
triet, and thence by the same along line cor
responding to the courses of Stranger creek and
keeping three miles west thereof, to the Kansas
river. thence down the Kansas river to the Mis-
souri, and up the Missouri river to ths place Of
beginning.
Place of .Election.-House of KellersS Kyle,
in. Leavenworth City.
! afE'5tf Jadges.-D. Z. SMITH, t-,,d
B. H. TWOMBLY,
>7a J. N. ALEXANDER.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
lsIN LF1AhI. y -A-z111A' Il
z. RINEHAKT s. CO..

T IMPORTERS & Wholesale Dealers in Cigars,
i Tobacco, &c, North Main street, under. the
Virginia Hotel, st. Louis, Mo. We keep always
on hand large and superior stock of Imported
and Domestic Regalia, La Norma, MILAN, Londre
Cheroots, Principe and other Havana Cigars of
the best brands. nov. 10, 3m
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

e HIeH PRICES ATeLEAyEsw oRTH.---Onr-
ions have been selling by; our friend Ste
venson, at,ten cents the pocket fun, but
deemng the pocket too.large, he has raised
the price, and now measures the pocket, as
well as tie onions. .I,lezess
Being offered 25 cents a pocket full. for
Irish potatoes, he concluded to tlke it, but
remembering the huge. pocket, and, low
he was taken in with the onions, he refused
to sell by the pocket full. He said he might
be taken IN once, but to go it twice was
rather too strong. 80.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
GEORGE d. sTEVENsoN.

Forwarding, Storage s C6nsuaission .9,geat, ]
-Ensni - .3 oil 5o r1s 1stseaYeaWertlf, (. i.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

The editor of the Independence Agrari-
an seems to take it in high dudgeon, that
the Governor of Kansas, should offer to
speculate in real estate or town lots. II
the Governor was fortunate enough for some
one tc give him large quantity of Real
Estate, perhaps he might content himself
with setting down and writing for coun-
try newspaper, in order to get himself sent
to the U. S. Senate. But seriously, has
not the Governor as much right to buy real
estate, as any one else. Why then should
he be arraigned for doing what Of right,
legitimately belongs to every man?
BY what we have said, we do not wish
to be understood as intimating there is ev-
en- any truth in the statements of the A gra-
rian. We only wish to show, that the ed
itor is influenced by some petty caviling
spirit; for certainly, even if the Governor
has speculated in real estate, and has or
has not made money, it is simply nobody's
business but his own. That's all.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
I ..s.l .alh1ass 3 9. DfsCfJSssIabN

5f& -t-zU ~ - f$A9 S->tSpk xafe tfs7 zasa
5a0h Tuesday next discussion will take'
place at Leayenyqrth, between e. McCrea
andsL Clark. Esqrs. the former afiuaing
that he can sho W paramount scohside deFations
why, Kansas shopld be aifree State, the lat.
taf fG,i1inoas5<4s fsa bessttssss hrs 5ssasI
iii 10 ,sf17oE - l..N -ssaszs g5 sfsso6 aoaa
Il The Vernon n. Y Transcript, says it
has booked the Kansas Herald, and awouid
give notice, bat some, one. has torkea the
number received. I'VE send yon another
with theihope yon may be enabled 10 keep
this one. and that your neighbor, may
over two Dollars, and take the Herald for
bimsaIf .ssTokk II
ttilafsf'a7o 'sas arIz ,z7. siag 10 ssibs1
aoHareourt Bradley See. ofoNeiWlsY York
who have been advertising veryliberalIy-
on credit-throughout the. e. S. are. per
feet humhuggers. It's contemplate con-
Germ, and they deserve to be held up5to the
scorn and contempt Of all honorable men.
Hewho would cheat the PRIMER, would
skin flea for the hide and dta1low.4 . Kansas
Herald. sae .s.i
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
NEW GOODS.

NTE have in store large and well selected
w stock OF goods, just received from the
tern cities, " hich We are determined to sell
~ low, and invite our old friends and custom
rs to call and examine our stock, embracing in
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Fourth District.

Commencing at the Missouri State line in the
middle of the Santa Fe Road, thence along the
middle Of said road to Rock creek near the 65th
mile of said road thence South to the line of the
late Shawnee Reservation ceded by the treaty Of
1854; thence due East along the South. line of
said reservation and the North lines of the eexis-
ting reservations Of the Sacs and Foxes-the ex-
isting reservations of the Chippewas and Otta-
was and theIate reservations OF the Pankeshaws,
Weas, Peorias and Kaskaskias, to the Missouri
State line-thence up the Missouri State line to
the place of beginning, --t-f
Place of Election.-House of DR.. - Chap
man. s.t5sE4 tx
-f .Jitages.-DR. - CHAPMAN, 80
JAMES J. POWELL,.-9
JOSEPH BARNARD, =
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

B@ Country cousins are good deal
like fits of gout--the oftener they visit you,
the longer they stay. To get rid of either,
you must resort to thin diet. ?
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24


Brown and bIeached sheetings, Prints,
do do shirtings, Edgings,
do DO drillings, Trimmings,
English 6 French Merinoes, Il Grapes,
White goods, Irish Linens, Hosiery,
Plain and printed Dclans. Laces, eez.
Tckings and Apron checks, Buttons,
Black and Fancy Alpaccas Ribbons. :!
Plaid and Plain Lnseys, Crayats,
OsnabuFgh and Bagging, Gloves,
Cloths and CaSsimeres, Han'kfs
Tweeds and Flannels, Umbrellas,
Satinetts> and Jeans, Hats, Caps,
Black and Fancy Silks Boots, shoes,
Black and assorted Ca1nbrics &c.
Fall Cloths, Blankets Hardware,
Men and boys clothing, Queensware,
Groceries, q large stock. &c.
Persons wishing to buy chap goods will find
it to their interest to call On us-no trouble to
show goods.
EVANS & MITCHELL.
Weston, No, Oct. 20, 1854
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

OdCff.
In case he has only declared his intention to
become citizen he must then be sworn, by the
Judges or Justice of the Peace, to support the
constitution of the U. States and the provisions
of the e:act of Congress approved May 30, 1854,
to organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kan
sas." When this latter oath is administecedto to a
voter, the word s9oath" should be marked oppo-
site his name on the list. = sFFEEfE
r The meaning of the last proviso, relatiyete the
army and navy is, that the persons designated
in it, shall not vote if their presence in the Ter
ritory is referrible only to the performance of
their duties, and the obedience Of orders. The
Officer or Soldier who would vote, must have a
residence here (the meaning Of which is already
explained) Irrespective and independent Of his
presence here under orders. oH
1t is pei haps unnecessary to say that every vo-
ter can vote only in his own district.
Contested Election. s,i
In case any person or persons shall dispute the
fairness or correctness of the Return of any cleo
tion district, they shall make, written state
ment directed to the Governor and setting forth
the specific causes of complaint, OF errors in the
conducting Or returning OF the eleetien-4n said
District, signed by-not less than ten qualified
votersgoflthe Territory and with an affidavit of
one or more qualified voters to the truth, of the
facts therein Stated; and the said complaint and
affidavit shall be presented to the Governor on or
before the E0ilrf IL dagsof Deeember next, when
the proper proceedings will be taken TO hear and
decide such, compliant. II ai A4a
%To'ftT9A sssfis<. -5ls7f GoYERNeR sc.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Fifth District.

Commencing at the Missouri State Line at the
Southern boundary of the 4th District, thence
East along the same to the North West corner
and SGaa
the South branch. OF the Neosho river bout sew
enty. miles above the Catholic Usage Mission;
thence down said river to the North line of the
reserve for New York Indians and East along
or the nearest point thereto, and thence down
said river to the Missouri State Line and up said
line to the place of beginning.
Place Of Electioa.-House Of Hy. Sherman, on
the old John Jones improvement, on Pottawat-
tamie creek.
Judges-JAMES MOORE,
JOHN VAN HORN,
THOMAS POLK.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Eleventh District.

Commencing at yeTmillion river in the mid
lp said Fl rivgr to the head Of the main banch4
thence due north to the northern line Of tie Ter
ritory, thence by the sameto the middle of the
.Independence EIhfgfant road, thence down said
road, crossing the Big Blue by the old route be-
low MarYsvffle, to the place Of beginning
Plaes of Election.-Tradipg House Of Mar
shall & Woodward, at Marysyille.
; 3Fa@,t Jssdges.-WILLIAM GIVENS,.
sl >, .s.ia--& 7fsa7 r. G. BISHOP,
s. nj. b. HOLMES
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

OFFIcERs OF THE Day,
of this place has been appointed and COM
missioned by the Governor, Justice of tie
Peace of Leavenworth District.
VIM. Cunningham, has been commission
ed by the Governor, Constable for the same
District.
They are both good appointments,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
Il - !. - - H. IRNEDER..
SCHEDULE.
--SNE1 E<AtG Ezkfs
LIST OF ELECTION: DISTRICTSa AM
PLACES OF. HOLDING ELECTIONS

TToT -OF ETEC 1ION- --DIo IK1CIb AiV1I
PLACES OF. HOLDING ELECTIONS,
Commencing at the IL MISC MIssodHf State Line on
the South Bank of the Kansas River, thence
along the South Banll7of said River to the first
tributary or watered Ravine running into the
Kansas above the Town of Lawrence, thence up
directiine to the west Side Of - 'RoIf's house,
and thence by a due South line, to the Santa Fe
Road, thence by the middle of said Road to the
Missouri State line, and thence by said State
line to the place Of Beginning. ~
Place of EiectiOw.-The Office of DR.. Chas.
Robinson in the Town of Lawrence q
=. dges.-NATHANIEL T.JO OHNSON, /
OLIVER A. HANSCOAE, - {.
WILLIAM MILLER. .s...s
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
TWeIftf. Eistries.

Commencing at the mouth Of Soldier creek;
thence up said, creek to the head Of the main
branch /; thence due north to the northern line
of the Territory,- thence by the same west to the
eastern liae OF the eleventh District; thence
south along the same to the head Of the Vermil-
lion river and down said river to the 9menth
thereof; THENCE down the north bank of Kan
sas rfver to the place of beginning. 80
Ptdee of cctson.-House of r. G: Miller
ffle7'lF ;Jsdgss.-R. G. MILLER
..cs2 sfI12a1g ,Efoga E. G. BOOTH.
- trg tt--s r O. w a NT0Nr
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

QUESTION ibid you ever know voter
50 shabby looking, slab-sided, doe-heeled,
or lanternjaweds that politician or candi-
date would not speak to him lust beforeian
electi542 II
Be-wAnE-that's what the potter said 10
:, lrirrnI( f.sesjs1,1 sJirssssa q e 5Sa
= f->Gfe fiE lsiis9I 81 7egsa3 Ss4e4s- -seEsfz
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
9y- We are authorised to announce j. B.

~ We are authorised TO announce j.. b.
CHAPMAN, as candidate for delegate III Cor Cor
gress from Kansas Territory. ~
e. We are authorised to announce. Hon.
ROBERT p. FLENNEKEN, of the sixteenth
election district, embracing Leaxsnw6rth and
salt Greek as a candidate for, Delegate TO Con-
grsss for Kansas Territory, at the piPsroaehing
election on the 29th inst. .:sg
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

- 1Z1ss4s% ~ :
O. STATES 81 aISlERIeAa. q g H's s1ssss. s,s
dEsR3.RlIEsQRsEsQFs KANSssSs9 'Eas .ktssIa4
sm1TgG7sNsi1 T0fbq cjtires azd Qsieti TED peffFa
SEAL 3 of fbe sai9i afysHoxy Il sa.ssss g,
fS>----a---<flls ysiSt GaEE4TNGsisx, AEpREW h
hsEDER, Governorof said Territorgg dysyiEtue
ofthe provisions. the. Act of Congress appfeYt
ed. the thlrtieth dayiafe May sAs lIs1854y ep5ib
tied An Act toaoEga the Ierriteries Eef
9raSita and Kansas, Z, do by these presents aafHeg
and direct that AN Election shall be ha aldinjhe
saIq leEElteTys Oh Wednesday the 29ths si9ayaeE
November inst for the election of citizens ief
the nled States, and "a qHaIifeb voter and Fesi
dent or said Eerritory, to th office OF Delegatev
to the House of Representatives of the United
States to serve untlilthe fourth day sofs Arrch
next; and the qualified yeterssee ssaid Territory
are requested to assemble on said day within each
Election District, at the place of holding cleo
tiens IN such District ding t6 ttfe schedule
to hfFpDociaination annexed, Within tll hours
therein Specified and vote by ballot for such Dol
egate. And the Judges who5sha1l be appointed
to open and conductive said election Will assem-
bic IN their respective Districts atthe placesf for
helrting said election andSaaying made the neces-
sary preparation anttaEen the oaths Wlhie shall
be prescribed, win open the polls for the recep-
tic of votes between the hours of eight and ten,
A NJ, and. keep the same open untitsix O'Clock
P. M, and viii conduct the same and make re-
turns Of said election according to the instrue-
tions contained in the Schedule hereto annexed
2 -.s' Given under my hand and the Seal of said
,579. Territory, this tenth day of November,
-Esi-.e A! D.. 1654.dss5sad ,aoi1stIziI si'ogHsa
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24

ESWhy should teetotol1er refrain
from marryihgA Because If he got a wife,
his ssPriuncipltes would hot allow him 10 sup