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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-28
SHAWNEE METHODIST MISSION,
July 21st, 1855.
Resignation of ar. Houston.

To HIS Erceitency A. H. REEDER,
Gorernor Of Kansas Territory-DEAR
SIR On the 30th day of March last
was legally elected to seat in the House
of Representatives of this Territory, and
received a certificate of election to that
effect from you. Fnow, most respect
fully, beg leave to tender you my reSig-
nation, with brief review of some of the
principal reasons which have led me
thus to vacate my seat, at a time when
the affairs of Kansas SO imperiously de-
mand special legislation.
I cherished the thought that it would
be both pleasant and profitable to enjoy
the society of older and more experienced
men than myself, in laboring TO frame
wholesome laws for the regulation of this
beautiful Territory but l now feel com
PEELED to retire from position which l
can no longer honoFably retain with
credit to myself, or the people have the
honor to represent.
Elecled as | was by more than a three.
fold vote over nay pro-slayery opponent,
gentleman ofintefligence aud ability,
felt thstI could not honorably disre-
gard the interests and wishes of my con-
stituents while there remained any just
ground on which / could retain my seat
The pressing necessities of our people
in this newly settled country, destitute
as we are, in great measure, of whole
some laws, organizations, and all those
varied benefits which result from well
regulated, civil arrangement. / felt dis
posed to pass over much that was clearly
illegal; but am fully convinced that
bad as it is TO be without law, 1t is far
preferable to an an organization effected
at the sacrifice of all that is just aud no.
ble in individual position, and all that is
grand, fundamental and Distinguishing
in American principles.
In representative government Ike
ours. many things may and should be
passed over but there is a point beyond
which we cannot go without the most
servile surrender OF all our rights and
liberties. Permit me to briefly specify
q lew tfUlfllS. GuSe1 u NOHEu Cssii your
attention to the fact, that at the March
election, so far as Lean learn. there was
not district, not even my own, which
was not visited at some point By band
of invading Missouri voters. In some
districts. while the polls fell into the
hands of these people, many of the
legal voters disguised with the proceed
ings, without at all participating in them,
retired to their homes, leaving the ballot
box in the possession of foreign enemy.
This assumption of power, so fragrant,
so peryersive of human rights, so de-
structiFe to all civil order, and SO utterly
repugnaEt to the grand idea which un-
derlies the whole republican superstruct-
ure, was, in my opinion, sufficient rea-
son why should have returned my. GER
ti6eate of election to you without mo-
ment's hesitation. Bat allowed myselfl
to yield 10 the solicitation of friends. and
the pressing wants OF the country, hoping
that such moderate course would he |
pursued by this legislative body as would |
be submitsed 10 By the people.
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PLoWS. pLeWsi!

IHAVIEG procured the agency Of sAxscx.
j L WALkKE & Co.'S celebrated Ssesi CfleBer
PynsFss aad fas1sssg Piz1, mannfscssf Il
BeilriIe, III. we are prepared = al ali orders
from Aznsas Territory and elsewhere.
These Pl0ss are manufactured expressly for
the wants Of the West. and Eifh Yiee 70 durar-
bility. de- Their merits hsve beer fully tcsses
and thus We cGf. freely recosafnefsd fhslr
fsfsclls efslsnRg can judge OF tie size wksseS.
description, &c, from TIA character Of sol snd
strength Of team. The Prairie PiaEs are fsem
a 70 20 inenez fsrroE, OF larger If ordered. Tks
Corn g. FAsszing Piows vary "a So fem 9as
Eorse No. 4, 20 Nos 5. 81 Large Two Her<ss
Rol. Al have steel points and mould boards -
Prairie Plows yaEy IN price from ST 70 s5e-
numbers named Germ do. from $ 50 20 s1e %,
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with specifications, and sisey
Pa. HUNT 4 Co..
"a. Is L<sss. 81. Letis, -.
dorl Il. 1855.
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WarreH's Fire and Water Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING

Q!FFce No. II, orer Pest Qfes, 81. Lo4is, 10.
JNIIE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
i in WAEREE's Fire and Water Proof CompoSi-
ton Roofing, have been extensively engaged IN
the manufacture OF the above Roofs in St. Louis,
about seven years, during which time We have
had our Roofs tested under every variety of cir
rs mode Of Roofing unobjectionable in every
snportant particular, while it combines in a
greater degree than any other Roofin Use the val
uable requisites of cheapness, durability, ssld Sc
curits against fire and water,
Materials for sale. with directions for rse.
c. 81. & Ii. III. " AkREN.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire.
Proof Safes.

WITH Halls PATENT POWDER Poor Lock.
Which Receired tie Prize AedaEs att6e HoTid's
Fair. Losldas, 1851 Worlds ftstr, 1ler Ie4k,
1864
THIIE subscribers are the only persons author
L lied to make and sell the above renowned
SAFES and LOCKS In the State of Missouri and we
can and will furnish them at New York manufac-
turerS prices warranted free from dampness.
ROBERTS d DAVIS.
Depot No. 13 Lcvec and 26 Commercial street.
one door from Chestnut, ST. Louis.
July Il. lN5I.-lY.
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Kansas River paeket

yTfHE light draught inch steamer F1sASciEE
No; z: will ply regularly between Kansas
city and Fort Bssy. touching at all intermediate
landings p.aving fine accommodations for pas
sengers, public patToRsg &c is respectfully solicited,
snd shippers can rely upon the Fnaneicr' punc-
tuaI*.y.
For freight or passage apfly 70 Capt. MOTT
81 CO., Kansas city; or 70 C. ii. MANNING. Her
aid of Freedom Office. or to HUTCHINSON,
HARLOW tS CO., merchants, Lawrence, X. +.
Hey I2 1855.
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Prohibition.

The friends of temperance, and all
others, are invited to read the call for a
meeting in this place on Monday next,
over Hutchinson, Harlow & Co.'S store,
for the adoption of prohibitory liquor
law for Lawrence, and the choosing oil
aEbitra.ors for lis enforcement. We will
publish the act, which we have no doubt
viii be adopted by the people, in our
next issue.
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BoOKSl gO0KSil

"A Books are kept for sale at tls office of the
Herald # Freedom. among which are The Hero
ines of History. Ueroines of the Crusades, Fox.
Book of Martyrs, PcIilous Adventures Ct TRAY
elers, Farm and Fireside, Cruise IN the Mediter-
rancan, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met, RnI.i
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedom,
Great Cities Of the World, Frank Freeman's Barr
Der Shop, Mirror Of the Soul, Antiquities Of
Western New York, Si.,ners of tie Declaration.
Army Of the United States, Geographical Hisso-
~ OF New York. Pocket and quarto Bibles, &c.
Also. a large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also a very superior article Of Fools-
cap aud Letter Paper, Pens, PenholIers, Blacs
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. Faber's Pen
ellis, DE. /. Fl. BROWN IS Gu.
LAWRENCE, Feb 5. 1So5.-tf
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New Boarding House IN LAWRENCE.

HSHE New Honse No. 81 Massachusetts, street.
Il viii open early IN august next. for the re-
ception of boar.lsus, both permanent and iran
sient. The preprietors viii spare no labor OF
expense 70 make their House 50 fur as the faciii-
ties af the place vii permitsa pleasaHt and com
fcrtablc home tor those who favor them with
their patronage. We solicit share of public
patronage, especially from these who may be
able to provide themselves with lodging, though
we viii not limit cur Inequalities 70 such. Prices
will not vary essentially from those established
by other houses. C. HURD,t pronri etors
l. S. HALL:
Laurence K L .IiftY - lSn5.-ff
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Don't Pass it Over

The letter of resignation of Mr., HoUs-
TON, the only person who was allowed tc
retain seat in our Territorial Quasi-Leg-
islature, should be read by all who wish to
keep posted in the present political move
ment in Kansas. Great events are trans
piring, and the intelligent reader must
keep fully advised as they go along, else
they will soon find themselves behind
the times in important matters connected
with our Kansas history.
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The Fifth

The Leasenworth Herald. speaking o.
hr. ConEer's Council City, Banner which
Is to be. says
This will make the .Gf4t filthy iacen-
diary abolition sheet published in our
Territory. Pro-slavery men should look
TO this rapid propagation of abolitionisrn
through our Territory. AN ounce OF
preventive is worth pound of curc.' /"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-28
Fashionable Tailoring .

~ A S. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas-
~ IA ure IN stating to the public that
--la- he has opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear of ALLEN & BRoTHEE's
Store. and that he holds himself in readiness to
make gentlemen's and boys. clothes. of all de-
scriptions. on short notice. He will be in regu-
lar receipt of the latest eastern fashion plates
and feels confident of his ability 70 give entire
satisfaction to those who patronize him
lN Especial attention viii be given to the
cutting of garments, for home taking up.
Loscgenee, Aay 10, '55.-T.
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Kansas and Lawrence semi-Weeklv

DACKET STEAMER Emma Harmon, j. w.
i Wing Master, will leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning Will leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday,
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she viii continue
in the trade for the season. Every effort will be
made to give satisfaction In consideration we
solicit the patronage of shippers and passengers.
For freisht.or passage apply on board. or to
HUTCHINSON, HARL0W ". .t& CO., Agts.
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Aprsl II. 1865.
F. A. Hunt G Co.,

GenSral G,aamsssios, P,odgce. and F;swardfas
Merchants, 10. ls Lesee, ST. Louis, no.
nj B.-An orders for any description Of Msr-
N. chandise, when accompanied with n remit
tance, will meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over fifty
dollars vii. be q percent; under fifty dollars
per cent. Thesnbscribers viii confine themselves
strictly to legitimate commission business. and
they viii at all times be prepared to inakeiibcral
advances on consignpents.
REFERENCES IN kAA SASS. C. Pomeroy, Esq.
DR.. e. Robinson.
F. A. HUNT, Late of IIubben & Han,;)
j. EDWARp HUNT.
81. L0ssis, Aoril II, 1875.
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Ready Made Frame Houses.

II ilIE subscriber having contracted for large
L number Of the above houses, is prepared 20
furnish those in want. They are of different sizes
and will be sold at,the lowest prices.
A line addressed to Z. Simmons, Kansas, No..
will meet with prompt attention.
2 REFKRESoEs.-S. G. Pomeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-; DIR. G. Robinson, and G. ". Brown,
Esq, Lawrence. K. T. I. SIMMONS.
June Is ,55-tf
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Not Susnended

We were in an error last week in stat.
ing that Gov. REEDER had been suspend
ed. Our informant, as well as the east
ern press, was probably led into the er
ror by theletter of Mr.. Marcy to Gov r
We conceive, nevertheless. that the ad
ministration is seeking pretext for hi,
removal, and amy remarks We may have
made upon the subject, save the error il
fact, We deem pertinent to the occasion
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The Iefalo Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday. July IS, 1855.
To Our Friends.

TIE regular issue IF tsis pGser isnoze Z. 900 e1g
Zee treek, and Il might be materially itereased
iffsose seo approre II tts principles ard destre "a
sHeesss ss,uld takt ts tros5ls to present its c9af
10 liz ns;gkJors There gre tso # ossr Preeszk srfb
ser:bsrs tcEo coai mt secure esE ssEg EEsroSsI-
Eig sAxe NTH but little tfof; and see rsspeefat-
~ ask our friends ttet thy eaH tie gffsnffos q
TIER aequaiatanees 10 The Claims II the hEgALh
OF FREEBox upon pssblte Pdffonege. ifgE0 Hsoas
of ossr present susseTi3eTs tria AGad IN one ne1
zazze?
lAs On iafnceaseHt to sreTftoA. eneh PsFson aekl
sIaI IA future sezd us sz aea0 sEJs-rilers eec0s
paaied with sl2, shall be entitled 10 seeeath
tesa sTdtis
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-28

~ The seven by nine daily which
was started in this place few days ago,
Tor the purpose Of getting puff in the
Eastern papers, has kinder gin oas, =
which. like the mans call, did not ex-
ac,ly starye to death, but died for the
want Of nourislinient.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-28
PaYnee Association

A meeting of the stockholders of the Pawnes
"a Association will be held at the public housc
of Robert Klotz. in the town of Pawnee, on Sat
urday. Juiy 10Th. at 10 O'Clock. a. x.
WILLIAM 4. HAMMOND, President
JOHN Il. DYER, Secretary.
Pawnse, June 30, 1S55.-4t.
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Bring On your ssw Iozs !,

L their new mill in Lasressce. q. Monday the
uth list SO bTingoh your logs and have them
sawed At once The good old RUE first come
first served, win be strictly followed Lumber
will be kept constantly on hand. The hiebest
market price viii be paid for saw logs.
june 3, 's5.-u HUNT g. Co.
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g The St. Louis Democrat, speak
ing of Mr.. conway's resignation, says !:
He sets forth his reasons with elearness,
and writes bold and manly letter.
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Hardware.

AosIER & JENKINS. wholesale and retail
vi dealers in stoves. hollow wares, IN ware.
slleet iron, wagons; piows, and farming utensils
generally, at their rooms adjoining Walker q
Chick. Water street. Kansas city.
They have also bFszeh store at Lawrenes, X.
T. For the present, persons wanting stoves in
that vicinity win make application % Alien &
Brother.
Wholesale dealers can Be supplied al Esir rates
.ysras 2. I355.-ff
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John Baldwin. Ferrrnan.

HAS just completed his new ferry boat, and
j. holds hiinsslfin readiness to take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at all hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
Laurence. Junc ., is55.-tf
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@ An article headed .iMassachu.
sets Done For" may appear rather sar-
castle, bat we trust the reader win be
compensated for perusing it. if it is rath-
er lengthy. ,....
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L. C. Tells, II. D..

DHYsIeIAN& d SURGEON. Office at J. Hutch
L insonis. three doors south of the Herald Of
Freedom Office.
Dr. ToIles has purchased the medicines. fixtures
&c. belonging the late DR.. IL. Clark and holds
himself in readiness to answer ali calls in the
line Of his profession.
L0sTesos, June 2, 1861
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-28

w More than eight hundred ladies'
IA Texas are connected with the Social
Degree of the Temple of Honor. strin-
gent Temperance organization.
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Lawrence Eating Saloon.

HAVIAG recently opened an excellent Eating
IL Saloon at No. Is Massachusetts street. the
undersigned respectfully solicits the patronage
of the public. lie viii spare TO effort to prepare
his table with the best the market affords and is
also determined to be surpassed by no other es-
tablishnient il town.
Warm meals can be procured at ali hours
The subscriber also takes pleasure IN announ
cling TO the public that he has opened, in eonree-
ion with the above establishment, aeon Portable
and convenient Boarding House, snI is now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage with either week or day
boarding, and promises his patrons that he will
Use every exertion in his power tc render their
sojourn with him as comfortable as circumstan-
ees viii permit.
l..
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Topeka Brick Yard.
10000 ! !

10000 BGSs 1sasy # t s ses Ssss Sy@y Gy 1
scriber. who has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements, and is now prepared to fur
nish the first quality of Brick at fair price.
Brick making in Topeka is no longer adoubtful
experiment l.. ". HORNE.
TopeEa 4. T.. Jtae q. 1S5b.-n
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G. w. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS. and other In
" strulncnts of Writing under Seal and Depo-
sitions for I'ennsylyania, Massachusetts,, Yer
mont. Iowa, Illinois, Ohio. and New York. will
attend to the duties of bis Office on application at
the HERALD OF FREEDOM Office.
: Lawrence, May Il. l355.-tf
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Attention.

EtARMERS desiring lumber or saving. and
IL wishing to pay for the same in team labor,
can get Job of hanling machinery for steam
saw mill to Lawrence from Kansas city. Apply
Immediately. ]. Ii. SIMMONS.
Lawrence. July q, 1855.
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Books at Auction +!

WILL Be sold at Auction. On Monday. July
w 50. near the place of voting, a small col
lection of choice Books; mostly of 9 reformatoTy
character. c. STEARNS.
Lawrenre. LnlY as. ,h5-1ts
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LOCO AaRHTs wArrRn

|nNETHoUSAND AGENTS wanted inarned;
~ steiy. In every pars Of the Bnissd ssztes. 70
canvass for subscribers % the HEsAID or FEr1-
DOM a liberal commission paid for services,
g. ". BR0WE e CO.,
IAxzzsCE,K. T.. Fcass.-tf- rzbEsheTs. :.
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Lumber! Lumberi!

TNIIE KING OF TIE WooDs is now in filfi opera
i ton, and. persons wanting hogs sawed will
consult their own interests by bringing them to
this mill Immediately, We shall strictly adhere
to the rule first come first served without dis
tinction to parties SMITH & GREEN.
Lalpreace ling Is. i5h-h
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Money Wanted.

A GENT bFMAN wants loan offro,n 5000, to
IA $500 for one or two months for which se-
eurity to six times the amount of the investment
will be given, and large interest. For further
information apply to the Editor Of the Herald Of
Freedom. Lawrence, July q, ls55.-tf.
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Hay! Hay! Hay!

THHE Undersigned adopt the following method
eursd one Of KctchaEa's Moving maehines, and
intend 20 put up notless than two hundred tens
of Hay These wishing tbs above article can
be supplied On the most reasonable terms.
FFUEIER& IL MALLORY.
Lawrence I.1ir 50 ,Ss--ss
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IaEDAGEE0Y.

FfsffE undersigned, in connection with his lFe-
/ feszion. viii astsnd 70 tAs sale and exchange
Of Cisims 10 Land 10 this Territory. Aiee, bay
and sell Interests in the City q lzwFeass.
QasBs and City lrtcresss now for sale ss his
Office on Massachusetts, street..
EDWARB EI.ARK, Att,y Coanssiios.
Lawrence 4. r., April Z, 1875.
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g We notice a wagon shop on a
neighboripg street. The proprie,ers
should advertise. and lei the world know
where they are.
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Nw.H.&C. S. DuscAs are erect

Il W. II. d 9. 5. DUNCAN are erect
ing a concrete building on Massachusetts,
street, directly opposite Hornsby 4
FerrilPs store, twenty f. font By fifty #
deep. with two stories and basement,
which they design to complete in a few
weeks. and gil with merchandise, a par
of which is now on the way here.
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n. B.-Boarders viii be required to settle at
the end ofeaeh week, as by this means he will be
able to make his table nearer what it should be-
IL. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Lawrence, K. T., June 80, 1855.
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Dr Inn p Wood

TNORW ARDING and COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee and is ready to receive the
consignment of goods, either Oh commission OF
otherwise.
LawTeHce, June >, 1s55.-I.
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y. A. HUNT. Z. sLATER. =
r. A. HINT & Co..

PRODUCE, Commiss;5n and Forwarding
L Merchants, 10 Leyes, st. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
n. B.-Particuisr attention paid to 6bing or
deis for any description Of Merchandise and
Produce.
Aag Is, 1S55.-9
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City Property for Exchange

TJlHE undersigned is desirots of exchanging
L City Property in Lawrence for pair OF
Horses or Ponies, and light Wagon or buggy
J.K. G0oDIN.
Wakarusa, June 80, '55.-tf.
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Woodi and. Rrickti

& FULLER, near the Steam Saw
IL Min. IN Lawrence, desire to contract inine-
diately for two hundredcords of four feet WOOD.
They are erecting a machine, and hope to have
any quantity of brick for sale in six weeks from
this time.
laurence, A,grl 2S, '55.-tf
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More Mob Violence.

We learn that party of some thirty
pro-slayery men met at Hickory Point,
ten miles south of this place, the other
day, and made a move to drive off the
free State voters. They were soon out
numbered by resident free State citizens,
who met, resolved to sustain their homes
to the last extremity. The pro- slavery
men retired from the field, and thus mat
ters rested until Thursday night last,
when an armed body of seventy-fye or
eighty Missourians were found encamp-
ed in piece of wood in that locality
Each was charged with rife, r pair of
revoiyers, and a bowie knife. On FRI
day forenoon they continued in the ricin-
ity, apparently waiting for additions to
their numbers 1t is reported that they
declare their mission to be TO drive every
free State citizen from the vicinity
Whether their purposes extend any fur
ther than this we have no information
There is no doubt of the facts, as an ex-
press, well known to us personally, has
come, to secure relief.
What shall be done? An armed force
in /. the vicinity. and we are resting in
quiet! Shall we allow our neighbors to
be expelled from the country, and remain
quiet lockers ON? Or shall we go to their
relief, and die, if need be, in defence of
one another? That we may have relia-
bic intelligence, in the premises, and to
contribute our services, if need be, in de-
fense of our friends, we have resolved on
going tothe scene of the excitement. In
the meantime the Herald will go to press,
without giving US an opportunity to read
the revise proof, hence our readers will
excuse the errors, if any.
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4 WEIHs,e pit.sessions Tor ss.le
i Il he IiEsAIp % ERsEsas 0rsSoe.
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shineIesI ShinglesII

A IL persons who wish to obtain quantity Of
n shingles, will do=well to call upon the sub
scribcr, MILLION CIRCUIT.
lpys7 IA, 1866 If.
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Allen G Gordon.

REALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
Il Groceries, Topeka, K. T. Call and exam
en-. IJunc lG, lo55.-tf.
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To the Voters of Lawrence.


The legal voters Of Lawrence are re-
quested to meet at the hall over Hutch
inson, Harlow & Co.'sstere, on Monday
the 30th of July, at one O'Clock, P. NJ,
to elect Board of ArbitFators, and vote
upon the approval of an act for the sup
preston of drinking-house DC, in
Lawrence, adopted by the citizens of
Lawrence at meeting held the Esd inst.
Polls open from / to 5 5e'clock, p. n. An
open ballot is required on the approval
of the law.
G. W. HUTCHINSON, J Judges
B. w. WOODWARD, of
VIM. BALDWIN, Election.
LAWRENCE, K. r, July 24th, 1855.
re- An excellent article, By our as
sistsnt, headed ''The Fourth once More, :"
will pay for careful perusal.
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Ice,
NEoLEsALE and retail, Lawrence, Kansas
w 7. June %. '55.-tf.l c. S. PRATT.
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~ ~ 3E0Wk3
4 TT0RSEY AT Law. MAY Be found sss
a Hxals = Hs<Szs csce. X Jau.s.
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Dr.. s. c. Harrington.

GITY SURVEYOR ANDCIyIL ENGINEER,
~ No. 30 Aain street, Lawrence, Kansas T.