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FEARN, DONEGAN 4 CO.,
Commission d Forwarding Merchants
NEW ORLEANS
Thos. Fearn, Wm. p. Atwood,
Jas. j. Donegan, A. NJ. Hopkins.
They keep Office at huntsville
gantQ
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Wheat! Wheat /.

vhrat 70 be ni,ed daring ths pfcsent moelh. f1r
vhieh ~ sil p4J she highssi nGftst pscs IN cash.
spls ". L. GoRnoN CO.
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Wheat !! Wheat !

FIFEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
santed deliverable wRrehoAse ~ The t3gh nat
tof sl.seh ve Hii pss l3ernas per bOshsiof 6aGst
Angs " II. GORDON co.
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\. RHoDfS, MT. HAGEN, wR CAsON.
Ldts Qf 7eHH Lgte cf Aastg.Hs. Lite o( CslHRsJEa,
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COTTON lARNS-5nn bags 500 60 Tao and 400
~ Cotton from the different Factories ard
sale by je23l W. II. GORDON co.
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NDEsSON. =. r.. dealer in Lace and Fancy
y Goods &C. &C.. Union street, No S2, between College
and Cher re,oS, Nashville, Tenn. dec3
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'I'wxSTT THOUSAND extra zss.a xars, ssa aa.oFs-
sa.si $40 - - WISH fHomPsos
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-24

rushed upon the Germans and forced
them toretreat toward Campbell street,
on Green.
While the German party were at
Campbell street, George Salvage. Al
cxander Cross, and Edward Williams
came up and went toward them. be-
tween them and the American party.
The two parties were about square
apart; when Sewage and Williams
came Within about forty or sixty y ards
of the Germans, Sewage raised his
hands and said something to tbem.-
Just then the Germans fred a volley at
him and Williams. and wounded them
severely. The American party then
rushed upon them and they scattered
in every direction. d. T. BLIGH.
Subscribed aup sworn to before me.
this 1lth August, 1855.
l.. A. WHITLEY, N. p.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-24
THE LOUISVILLE RIOTS
THEIR CAUSESl!
Foreigners Prored 10 be in
the Vr0ng.

From the Louisville Journal of last
evening we republish some Of the evil
dence furnished in that city, relative
to the origin OF the riots. These ex-
tracts speak for themselves. and GER
tainly seen, to indicate that the for
eigners acted in a manner that nothing
can excuse:
John vogt states: About 2 O'Clock
on the 9th of August. while l was
standing on the corner Of Clay anc
Madison streets. / saw a hack going
up Madison. / was strongly induced
by several Americans and seyera
Germans to fire upon the Americans
who were in the hack. l did so, fir
ing both barrels Of loaded shotgun
il was loaded with small shot. Aftel
firing, | was attacked and wounded
by an American party cannot tel
who they were. / acknowledge thai
was to blame. and would not have
shot but BY the over-persuasion ofths
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INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
n. q. HIJlEEAM & co.. HtrKERS

-
10 westThird 81, selves, building
Between Main and Walnut.
GIN NJ A tt. OHIO.
Who W IN receive them at the following rates n
payment for exchange and nom Correspondents
AT PAR.
New York and virginia state stock, Evansville,
Savings Bank, conncrvalo.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis,
Central Hank, Indianapolis.
Bank OF the Capitol. Indianapolis.
Fayeste County Bank, connerswile,
Indiana Bank. Madison,
Kentucky stock Bank, Columbus,
Merchants and Maehanlcs,' New Albany,
Cambridge q ity Bank.
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette,
Bank o Indiana Michigan City,
Canal Bank, Evansville,
Crescent City Bank, Evansville,
Bank Of Salem,
Farmers' hank, wcsiaeId,
Ind lana stock Bank Laporte,
Prairie Guy Bank, TeTro Haute,
Southern Bank. Terre llaute.
ONE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank Of Elkhnrt. Elkhart.
Bank Of Rock Vile. Rockville,
Bank ofGoshcn, Goshen,
Bank OF Mount Vernon,
Ssl-m Bank,
Bank OF warsaw, Warsaw,
Bank Of Monticello,
Rockville Bank,
ii0os Ter Bank.
Lagrange Bank.
Bank OF Fort Wayne,
Bank OF South Bend,
Delaware County Bank,
Huntington County Bank.
Ind ian Reserve Hank.
u 4. Jcnes' Checks.
TWO PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Bank
IippecanOc Hank,
Wayne Banks,
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Rank,
North Western, Bloomfield,
shawnee Bank,
Sleuben County.
ian other Indiana Notes are from to oJ pc
cent a iscount, and should nt once be withdraw
from circulation by sending them 10 the Burk
ans, who will return, by mall, the highest easl
value for them.-lED.
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TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO THE
RIOTS IN TIE ElRST WARD.


III. Jones being sworn, states: On
Monday about o o'clock, Col. Pres
ton was standing In the street In front
of the First Ward polls. in the midst
Of n crowd OF Germans. lhcard him
tell the Germans 10 spend one day for
their right, and to stay around and
not to leave Che polls, that he was the
only Democratic candidate that was
out for Congress. Col. +. was among
the Germans about the polls nearly oil
the day--from early in the morning
till nearly or about ! | o'clock.
Between IL and o'clock Of that
day as.I was on my way TO dinner. NJ
| passed Marshal street on the West
side Of Clay street. | heard fuss on
Marshal street. West Of Clay street.
stopped 1T the corner Of Clay and
Marshal; ] had stopped there about ?
minutes when nm lrishman came ont
ofa house ON Marshal street, east Of
Clay. aud fired pistol ut me. | ran
toward him; he escaped in the house;
| searched for him, but he had con.
ccalcd himself. | did not anticipate
anything Of the kind. and was altogeth.
or unarmed. II. JONES.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me-
this 9th day OF August, 1903.
l.. A. WHITLEY. N. L,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-24

0wls.-Paddock 4 Co.. in theil
last number Of the Bank Mirror. at
tributes the dull times. in Cincinnati
first Of all to the fanaticism Of the An
oLrrroSrsrs. Funny
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-24
L. A. WHITLEY. N. p,

d. T. Bligh states on oath; About
| o'clock. Chas. Hodge and /, left
Davis's stable on Jefferson street. be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, in n
buggy. to go TO the First Ward polls.
When We had been Mt the polls some
Eve minutes. ! saw crowd running
out Shelby street. Hodge and |. went
in that direction in the buggy. When
we came to the corner OF Green and
Shelby. we saw party Of Americans
retreatiag before aparty Of Germans.
There werea good many bloody'heads
among the Americans. TIE Ameti-
cans had no arms except sticks and
such missiles as they picked up from
the pavement. The Germans were
generally armed with guns, some yag-
ers. some short guns. and every de-
scription Of guns.
When we reached the rear Of the
American party n.ct Alexander Gill
more; the two parties were then about
a square apart; l told HIM to do what
he could in keeping the American
party quiet, and would 20 to the
Germans and see what couldido with
them; drove right up into the crowd
and commenced talking to them;
asked them to go home and put their
guns away, and told them il they
would do so there would be no further
difficulty: they were unwilling 10 lis.
ten to such advice; the only reply !
could get was EXPLANATIONS from the
Germans Of "Drive them into the riv-
err! Drive them into the riverl"-
When | found | could not influence
them turned round, and had scarcely
succeeded in turning The buggy. when
they let fly a volley Of shot. balls and
stones at us, and we were obliged to
drive ut full speed to escape; this
brought back the American party; they
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Blank Deeds, &c.

There has jsst boon iseued al this onico new
and beautiful edition OF blank Deeds, short form.
We have aiso. Quit Claims, Mortgages, Commls.
Subpenas'
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Rockville College.

Tho haii session will begin an the first Monday
Ia NeptsmbvF neNs There will be- no vacation
until The A. weeks shall have closed. This ~.
Angeinont has boen made lor tho benefit OF those
young men who van only attend short time IN
tho winter, aud Ia avol. ~ much as possible,
teaching Ia Tho summer mon tbs. u II deslra.
bio thai all should .Allend tho Flnaf pN ~ lhe
lenn. JOHN W. LOCKE,
President.
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Wheat Drills.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is prepared TO furnish
Moores Wheat Drill IN any quantity 10 tho
farmers ofihs County. They are greatly lmprov.
ed over last years manufactures, aud are fitted IT,
SOW Wheat, Rye, barleg, Oats Sc, with a flax,
milIct. clover and timothy aud seed sowcr AZ
tnched (.os hand blil.) They can be had In
nrook vile, or ON my farm, mile. east, on tho
Hamilton road. JOHN WYNN.
July l0.sm.
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Bounty Lands:

vrYILsoN MORROW GIVES NOTICE THAT
w hc has on hands printed forms Tor obtaining
bounty land under the act OF March ,, 1855, aud
under said act. may III 3m
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uELMBoLp's nlGLy CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

ohkNS<Ak <A4sAA4SAs
Yer pun f,ng tho blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess ef Mercury, exposure aud
imprupenee and In life, ehrovsc censlstution al
disease, arising from an imp.re state OF blood,
aud the only reliable aud eiIectnsl known
emedy for tho enfe Of scfofua, Salt khsum
rscaid Head, alterations OF tho Bones, letter,
Pimples ON the face, aud NIL seaiy efuptlona OF
tho skin.
THIS artlclo /. now prescribed by some OF tao
most distinguished phyyiclans Ia the country.
and has proved moro efficient In pyStcn than
any preparation Of Sarnaprliia Yet on,'fed To tho
public. Several casea OF secondary SphyLs,
Mercurlal and serolulous diseaset have entirely
recovered In the incurable wards OF our public
Inst itu lions which had Tor many Yeas resisted
CRY mode OF treatment that could DO devised -
These coses furnish striking examples0f The salu.
tary effects of TINS medicine In arIerting aome OF
were destroyed, and the bones already Affected
Norlcr.-l.etlers from responsible Physicians
and Professors ofse,erai Medical COLLEGES, and
certificates OF cures from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
pa,ors, Fluid Extract OF buehu, Al per bottle
" eo''s' sar.aparlia :. :.
equaIin, strength 10 ono gallon OF S,rud OF -sar-
Prepared and sold by ~. 4. HELMBoLr,
Chemist, e63 Chesnut streets neor the Grard
House philadelphia,
JOHN w. MOODY,
Brookyille,
Ind.
And OF Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed To the proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
1unelS-iy.
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DIAN0s FOR RENT, NEW AND SECOND
Il HAND.-iho bright spring time sf1~---l.--,p,
ma. You " sapp, ' Is p Plane mo- Co ccmsiTyN
rent or second hand Piano, and lot the rent
apply on the purchase, " you buy. Come, for wo
will Offer Inducements ihntno other house can.
MukcH X WHITE,
june No. - West Fourth street.
Tho largest Plano Dealers In cinelnnatl.
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LAST NOTICE.

RIO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ALL
i persona who are indebted 10 the late nrm vi
u. rice a. son, are requested " call ON u, Price
at tho old stand or at his residence, and settle and
pay their respective claims, either note or book
claims will DO put la the hands oil officers for col.
faction. IN my absence our books will DO found
Ia the hands OF Alfred Ward, ESQ, where claims
jnly a d. PRICE.
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ana NoTIoNs.
Stock Money taken ut Current rates

nPNoTICE 10 those who know themselves
Indebted 10 us:-We are determined 10 close
upour business for the prcseni, and pay our
debts, aud those who owe ~ viii please take
notice that we shall strictly enforce our rollec-
tion. ~. ID. GtILIOt q SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-24

And Of Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed to the proprietor or agent
receive immediate attention.
IunolS-ly.
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BROOKVILLE BANK

NAT1LIs allow interest on time Deposits made
Wv ancrths date In Ohio or Indiana currency,
pay bic IN similar funds,
ny order Of The Board,
J. W. HIT, Cashier.
Rockville, Fob. Is, 1865.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-24
Hard Times!!

All persons indebted 10 the undo rsigned. or 10
". ID. GALLON, by either note or book account,
arc hereby notified that Immediate payment IL
expected, aud will be required
Nd. GALLON a son.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24

, w. GRAHAM,
NORRIS HUNT,
j. H. NESBITT,
, G.. K. HOLIDAY,
DAVID DODGE,
5 J.A.WAKEFIELD
w. Y. ROBERTS,
g. w. SMITH,
j. G. THOMPSON
: G. A. CUTLER,
J. K. GO0DIN,
j. N. futon,
THOMAS BELL,
r. II. CROSBY,
P. G. SCHUYLER,
G. ROBINSON,
M. F. CONWAY,
J. S. EMERY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
horrible Accident--Loss of Life.


The boiler of Messrs. MORRIS HUNT &
Co.'s steam saw mill, in this city, ex-
ploded on Wednesday morning last,
with terrible report, laying everything
in ruins it came in contact with
Mr.. Monroe, a young man about
eighteen years of age, and VIM. Patter-
son, Esq, were standing near the mouth
of the boiler, at the time of the accident
The former was thrown upon his back
with heavy amount of the falling ruins
upon him, and killed almost instantly
The latter was thrown back some twelve
or fifteen feet, and was taken up for
dead. Mr.. P. was soon restored to
consciousness, but it was found that his
hip joint was dislneated, with simple
fracture of the thigh bone, and that he
had received severe conclusion on his
head. He has remained delirous up tc
the present, and is in critical condition,
and but little hopes are entertained o.
his recovery.
The loss to Messrs. HUNT will be very
severe, as it occurs at period when it
is probable it will be impossible to re.
pair before next spring, the cost of doing
which cannot be less than 81, 900.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
Murder Most Foul.

Our town was thrown into high state
of excitement on Thursday last by the
intelligence from near Hickory Point,
in this Territory. that CHAs w. Dow,
a young man about twenty -two years of
age, was most barbarously murdered by
a party of demons who rejoice in the ap-
pellation of "border rufians." Mr.. Dow
had been to a blacksmith shop where
several of these demons iucarnate were
congregated. One of them drew a rife
on him, and threatened to shoot him on
the spot, but finally set down his weapon
without injuring any one. Mr.. Dow
started to leave, and got away few rods
when his attention was directed towards
the shop by the explosion of a percussion
cap. Looking around he received a
charge of buck shot IN his bosom from
wretch named CoLMAN, and fell dead
upon the spot.
An attempt was made to arrest the
murderer, but he was secreted by his
pro-slavery abettors, and escaped to Mis-
souri,. The people will assemble on
Monday, and execute summary punish
ment upon the entire party who were
present, and accessories to the murder,
if they can be found. We wait with
anxiety for further Developments.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
New Store in Lawrence

NJ. 81 G. DUNCAN have opened an entire
w new stock of Goods in their new concrete
building on Massachusetts, street consisting o.
the usual variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
wares, &c, which they are Offering for sale al
fair prices. Having embarked IN the business
with the view of continuing in it permanently
and having bought their goods for ready cash
and established but one price for every class o
customers they feel confident they can do as vel
by their customers as can be done by any othel
house in the city, and make it far more adyan-
tageous to those wishing to make large pur-
chases than they can do at any place between
this and st. Louis. We invite the public to give
Us call and examine our stock and prices, and
we are confident they will not go away dissaiis-
fed.
one Price Store, Laurence, Eor. 10, '55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
More Braggadocio,

Rumors are again in circulation of an
intended onslaught on Lawrence by hired
mercenaries from Missouri for the avowed
purpose of enforcing the laws" but for
the real purpose of carnage and plumber.
The rumor is got up by Missourians to
frighten the timid, and for effect on Con-
gress. No one need have any anxiety
about general descent on Lawrence, as
our neighbors are too well posted in rev.
dictionary history to desire to come in
contact with the desendents of the par
tieipators in those stirring times.
We have been threatened so long we
are really DESTROYS to see an army of a
thousand or more set down before our
town. Ovr boys are DESTROYS of dis
playing their skill with the rifle.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
Hurra for the Vegetables /

TINE subscriber would inform those of the
L inhabitants of Lawrence and vicinity ig
norant of the fact, that he has actually sue
ceeded in obtaining . supply of most kinds of
anti-scorbut:e articles of diet. which he offers
for sale at his NEW PROVISION STORE, No.
10 Massachusetts street. lie is now DESTROYS OF
proving to ali concerned, that it is far more
EealtlIy TO live on vegetables than on neat-of
course from perfectly disinterested motives. lie
has made arrangements for the running of
teams regularly TO the Mother country, so that
be hopes TO be able TO keep on hand constantly
enough Of the articles calculated 10 regale the APP
petitcs Of the people, to atone for the long abb
sence from the market of almost every thing but
Missouri pork.
- For sale IS above SuPEEYNE FLOUR and
superior SEED WHEAT, at the lowest market
prices. c. STEARES.
Lawrence, Sept. 8, 1s55.-sns
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
Commercial Correspondence.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 12, 1856

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IL, 1856.
G.. W. BRowN d Co:-You have a
list of our shipments to Kansas the past
week, they are as follows:
III. A. Shattrick, Packages C. II.
Crane, 1; F. B. Smith, / G. Jenk-
ms, 16; j. III. lincoln. /; F. Savage,
8; ]. Merriss. L; L. ]. Wordon, e !;
c. Morse, 1; G. w. Fish, L; Fl. J.
Teed /.
The freights having advanced to Sc
shippers are holding of, and our friends
are storing here their heavy freight,
hoping for more favorable opportunity
10 send forward. Emigrants are still
passing through from every section, and
hey generally have the appearance OF
being the right sort of people. Business
5 very active. Produce of every dis
sription commands ready sales at un.
precedented high prices. Large orders
are now in our market for purchases oil
wheat, -four. pork, de-, on foreign &C.
Pount. Yours, F.A. HUNT q co.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24

wood, A. A. Jamison, Judges.
Burr Oak Precinct, at the house OF
Mr.. Wilson Dir. Brock, Mr.. Wilson,
Thomas McCuIloch, Judges.
Palermo Precinct, at the house of r.
Martin; John White, r. Ladd, n.
White. Judges.
Doniphan Precinct, at Collins Mill
David Lee, D. w. Fields, ]. McNamee.
Judges.
Wolf River Precinct, at the house Of
Mr.. Scarf Mr.. Scarf, Mr. Use, Mr.
Richardson, Judges.
18th Senatorial District; kickapoe
Precinct, al some suitable house in Kick.
apoo City; DR.. McCormas, Mr.. Tim,
norman. Mr.. Boyd, Judges.
Por, William Precinct, at the house O
DR.. Hathaway; DR.. Hathaway, Dir. Oil
plant, Mr.. Potter, Judges.
Mount Pleasant Precinct, at the house
of H. A. Potter: Mr.. Ridgway, B. FL
lott, NJ. A. Potter, Judges.
Oeena Precinct, at the store of Crosby
& Co.; Archibald Elliot, A. Landrum
S. ]. H. Snyder, Judges.
Atchinson Precinct, at the house o
Mr.. Bay; R. Mecubbins. Mr.. Bay
Henry Williams, Judges.
18th Senatorial District; Leavenwortf
Precinct at the Office of Gardiner 4
Dodge Adam Fisher, Thomas H
Doyle, Hide Hook, Judges.
Easton Precinct, at the house of I
A. Maynard L. A. Maynard, G. J
Clark, VIM. Pennock, Judges.
Wyandot Precinct at the Council
House in Wyandot City; Abelarc
Guthrie, G. ]. Clark, Ebenezer Lane
Judges.
The Executive Committee of Kansa
Territory is authorized to appoint add
tional Precincts and Judges therefor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
James Christian

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR aTrr
n Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Mn -
promptly to all business entrusted 70 Ess... !
the various Courts of the Territory. H.
experience of some years as LAWYER in H. .,
and West, and being familiar With u. )
emption laws, he fiatters himself that !. : ],
give entire satisfaction to Ell who rn,v e. :
him with their patronage in obtaining - =
ton to lands, collection of debts. and n -.
redress for bloody noses.
Reference may be had to Silas Pie kc,
Hamilton Finney. Clerk Of Circuit Covri ~ =.
John Cummins, Judge of County Con-; - ;
L. Y. Peyton, Esq, Harrisonvilie, No.: So
Pike, and james &. Walker, EsQrs.. Bi.e,r;..
ton, Illinois; Hon. William Norvell. Jo.l y :
ard, Esq, Carlisle, Ky, William Tesh. Is -
John Danver, Esq. Allegheny City, Pa
Aug. IL, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
Farm Claims for sa,s

have several very superior FAPu
L ieit with me for sale, to which inv;.s.i allS
I Knnsss OF T tnos s.; desiring improved .5
each other, and should be purchase Sy y. :
indy iduais who are connected in bus;ss.o lst:s
is all timber. the other all pra;r;e ouSi n
double log house and forty acres n1 !eFe /.
fence on one of the claims. under esi
Another claim four miles from L..
same distan from LeeoInp.on. Hnnslsh'e, nj
and about Is acres planted. On do
Also claim three miles from Iawr.,.
covered with timber suitable for ssxins ain ne''iy
ses. Log cabin and thirteen acres M Pap
rail fence on premises. Ii0ef gS3
I ne above, with several other cha;,.
VIII be pointed cut to those desiring ;.. cap,
lands in Kansas HaIEeysI
20 Persons having claim. to sell. .,.n
those desiring to buy, should call an = vel =
lIERALD OF FRKEDoG orrIcE. ''e a L
Lawrence, Sept. 80, 80. "A'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-11-24
Claim Notice

THIS is to notify all persons interested in 10
Il eating "a Indian float, recently laid by c.
ROBINSON. that said float covers large portion
Of my elaim-it being laid without my knowl-
edge or consent. protest against it, and warn
all persons against purchasing OF making i'm
provements on said claim. | took the claim inn
mediately after the ratification of the treaty
with the Indians, for agricultural purposes, and
shall pre-empt the same, notwithstanding i'm
proyements already made or that may be here
after made by others. E. FULLER.
laurence, x. T., Nor 10, '55.-2t=.