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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-14
Frsemeu. Awake.

The pro-layery party at Pawnee last
week kindly developed another more
which they have in prospective, by which
they expect to cheek-mate the advocates
of freedom. 1t is no less than to re-
annex the Platte purchase to Kansas with
its slave population. The Quasi-Legis-
lature of Kansas consenting. Missouri
will of course consent; then they join,
form State Constitution, and apply to
Congress for admission as slave State.
The Missouri Legislature will meet in
November to consummate the fraud
The evidence that such is the movement
is not founded upon conjecture, as it was
actually developed as part of the pro-
CRANE of the soi-disant Kansas Legisla-
ture by one Of its own members. The
issue must be met and resisted to the
last extremity. This fact tells why our
border neighbors have all along concern
ed themselves to such an extent in Kan
sas matters, and why they have expend-
ed so much money to secure an aseeuden-
cy in our Legislative Assembly; and
why "unit" was desired there. Atchi-
son is a resident Of Platte county,
and no doubt he hopes to be elected
Governor of Kansas under this arrange
ment.
Our friends in the East viii strangle
this monster ere its birth. As Mr. HoUs-
TON very aptly remarked in the Legisla-
tive Assembly, at Pawnee the other day,
kansas is minor yet, and its parent
Congress-will more than intimate at its
next session that its pet child is not com
petent for buffeting with the rough oflife
hence she will be sent back into tutelage
in the expectancy that after a few months
of severe discipline she will be better
qualified 10 resist the seductions of those
whose inclination it is. to take advantage
of her exposed situation"
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Temperance Meeting.

Agreeable 10 previous notice the f;rst
temperance meeting of tie citizens OF
Lawrence assembled at the Hall over
Hutchinson, Harlow 4 Co.'S store. on
Saturday evening, tie 7th inst, at a
o'clock, and we're called to order By Mr..
Bacon, Hhereupon g. w. Hutchinsou
was chosen President, and VIM. Hutch
insoa Secretary of the meeting.
On call. appropriate and candid re-
marks were made by Messrs. Emery,
boy. Hutchinson, Allen, Willis, and
others. setting forth the fact that during
the past week intoxicating liquors had
been sold in town, to persons who had
made street demonstrations of their own
reckiessness. as well as of the public dis
grace that ever attends an indiscrininate
traffic in liquors therefore, to give eff
cheney TO action in the case, the Chair, on
motion of Mr.. johnson, appointed the
following committee on resolutions G,
w. Deitzler. ], s. Emery, and John Doy,
who. after retiring few moments, pre-
sented the following report, which, after
an able discussion, was adopted:
Whereas, The startling and mortify.
ing fact stares US in the face that intenl.
perance and 5eastly drunkenness has re-
Gently made its appearance in our midst,
and is daily extending its deadly and de.
moralizing influences over our town,
therefore
Rescued, That no man has tight &c
go into any community and disturb tho
peace and corrupt the morals of It's citi.
zens. by engaging in the sale Of intoxi
eating liquors, unless such right be grant
ed by law or by the people.
Resot0ed. That committee of Eve be
appointed to wait upon those engaged in
the vending, or giving away of ardent
spirits, and request such persons to dis,
continue so doing at once, under penalty
of being compelled to witness practical
Illustration of the Maine Liquor Law
and that said committee report at an ad.
journed meeting of this body.
ResolUed, That we pledge ourselves tc
carry out these measures, and earnestly
and cordially invite all order-loving citi.
zens of our town to unite with US in the
suppression of the liquor traffic.
On motion, voted, that committee OF
five be raised by the Chair, to visit and
advise with the several rum sellers in
town, and report to an adjourned meet
Ing Lyman Allen, G. w. Deitzler,
Samuel Kimball, n. NJ. Harmon and
s. j. Willis were appointed.
Voted, thatthe Secretary circulate this
paper, for pledges to the resolutions
also. that he present copies of the same
to the several papers in town for publ
cation.
Adjourned one week.
G. w. HUTCHINSON, Pres't
WM. HUTCHINSON. Sec'y
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An Incident.


Gov. REEDER, in consequence of the
indisposition of his private secretary, was
unable to make duplicate copies of his
Message. one for each branch of the
Legislature Assembly; consequently he
forwarded copy to the Council in the
FIRST instance, where it was read, and i'm
mediately after procured by the Seere-
tary and carried below to the House of
Representatives. That body listened to
between one and two pages of the manu-
script, when Mr.. ANDERSON sprang to
his feet, and without wishing any dis
courtesy to the Governor" proposed to
waive the further reading of the Message,
as ''the members were mostly present in
the Council chamber when the instru-
ment was read before that body" 1t is
perhaps needless to say that the resolu-
ton was adopted, and those pro-slayery
Solons absolutely refused to listen, in
their e6fficial capacity, to document ad-
dressed to them personally by the high
est dignitary known to our laws, and
whose special province it was to advise
the Legislature of the condition of public
affairs They claimed that they were
present in the Council chamber when
the Message was before that body. What
if they were? They were there only in
the capacity of citlzeps, and of course
were not giving the subject that consid-
Grafton which they would have bestowed
upon it had they been acting in another
capacity. There was no printing Office
there, and hence they could not be sup
piled with copies for private perusal at
their leisure. The hasty reading OF the
Message, OH single occasion. and that
in a non-ofiicial capacity, il seems, is am
pie information for Legislature elected
by an armed mob from Missouri. The
Senate of the United States, the highest
legislative body in our Federal Govern
ment, not only actually listen TO the read
ing of such documents, but 1t is said
there are instances on record when they
have absolutely listened to the schote OF
similar documents without. fainting, !"
and have even gone so far as to get it
printed and laid on their desks for read
ing during moments of leisure. for the
purpose OF guiding their Official actions.
1t seems to Us that '.there is as much
difference between legislative bodies as
between anybody"
On subsequent occasion. another and
. more successful effort was made to get
a reading of the Message in the House,
but this same Anderson, who, by the
way, offieiates as Speaker pro tenn, arose
and moved for calling OF the roll, re-
marking that he '.hoped there was not a
quorum present. Sd he could prevent
the Message from being further read, "
which. TO his apparent extreme naorsltica.
lion. proved to be contrary to his wishes
in th.S rosuact
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ropular reeling IN the North.

2 =
The agggressions in Kansas continue
the chief topic of the newspaper press Of
the North and East. The various reli-
gious denominations in their synods, as
soetations. conferences, &c. have taken
the matter in hand. and are WELDING a
powerful influence in moulding public
opinion. We are happy to o.observe that
a demonstration was TO have been made
in Conneautyille, Pa, our nstiye town,
on the 4th Of July, and that the proba-
bility was that thousands would be in
attendance. Crawford county is thor
oughly alive 10 the wrongs inflicted upon
the pioneers from the North in Kansas,
and If the time shall ever come when the
services of her sons are needed here, she
will not remain disinterested spectator.
Ashtabnla county, O., at late conyen-
ton. has taken the frontstep in the move
ment to resist aggFessions upon freemen
in Kansas, If it shall be ever undertaken.
She pledges one man. from every hun
dred of her population, and agrees to pay
and feed them from her county treasury.
In Michigan they are actually forming
companies, and drilling, expecting hour
ly TO hear the orders march," Every
foot of New England is aroused. The
very stones la the street, and the rocky
boulders from their granite hills, are in
dighant at the gross outrage practiced
upon her sons; and when the hour of
stern necessity shall demand their pres
enee en- naasse in Kansas. they viii be
here. The people of Kansas, in the
meantime, hope that no occasion viii
arise which viii demand resistance on
the part of. her citizens; and yet if the
orders come for all who dare to speak
their sentiments openly and freely upon
the subject of slavery to leave the Terri
tory. and an attempt is made-as it is
threatened-to enforce that order, then
''look out for the locomotive when the
bell rings
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Third Judicial District.

The District Court of the United States
for Kansas Territory, Sd Judicial Dis
trict. was organized at Pawnee, July Cd,
1866, agreeably to the Governors pro-
clamation, SANDERS w. JOHNSTON, pre-
siding.
A. ]. IsAAes. Esq. District Attorney
for the Territory. was present. and was
appointed a committee on application for
admission to the bar; R. H. HIGeINs Esq,
was appointed Clerk. No further busi-
ness appearing before the Court, adjourn
ed till tomorrow.
July 3d.-Court conveneda at 10 clock,
Committee on applications for admission
to practice at the bar. reported the names
of Messrs. Rushford R, Rees, Jas. Chris
tian, CIV, Brown, G. Albright, S. B.
White. d. a. n. Grover, Chas. Fl. Grov-
er, John Halderman, JAS II. Lane, John,
7. Brady, Joseph C. Anderson, Geo. w.
-
Perkins, and Mr.. Trusdale as suitable
persons to practice at the bar of said
Court, who, with the exception of the
three latter gentlemen, who were absent,
severalIy took the required oath as attor-
neys intbe District Court of the United
States. for Kansas Territory.
Venires were ordered for Grand and
Petit Juries returnable at next term of
Court.
Adjourned till the 4shinst, at71 o'clock
d. III.
On the morning of the 4th inst. Geo.
w. Perkins. and Mr.. Trusdale appear
ed in Court and were sworn as attorneys.
Adjourned sine die.
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WarfrR's Fire and Water Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

: QEee No. II. 0se-s sPost QFss. 81. LOsss, 10.
TINE undersigned manufacturers and Dealers
i in WAkRxS,s Fire and Water Prosf Compost
ton Roofing, have been extensively engaged in
the manufacturc of tie above Roofs in st. Louis,
about seven years, during which 6rne We have
had our Roofs tested under every variety of cir
cumstsncos, and confidently offer ii to the public
as mode of Roofing unobjectionable ia every
important particular, while it combines In
greater degree than another Roof in ne the vai-
uabie requisites Of cbeapness durability. and So
curity against fire and water
Materials for sale, with directions for uss.
C. Nd Il H. WARREN.
4pyti Il, 1855.
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Once forAu-

We will not publish communications,
speeches, proceedings or other matters
of q similar character. gratuitously, that
have 6rst appeared inourcity papers. un-
less it shall be the case that public meet
ings are held, or public speeches made
eJser the publication of our paper, and
before the next shall be issued. Our
regular edition is probably twice as large
as either of the other papers in the place,
and ws claim il is worthy of preference
on that account. if preference is given to
any one. We have stated this fact before.
and re-mention it that our friends mxy
not forget cur position in the premises.
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A young man by the name of HARE,
from Pennsylvania. while engaged in
labor on the Emigrant Aid Hotel, in this
city, fell from the second story. on Fri
day last to the first floor, where be
struck upon a joice which broke under
him. and pTeeipitated him into the base
ment- He was severely injared. but
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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gansss Rlrer hanksA

HfHE light draasAt Ii inch steamer FrSAscEER
L No :, will Ply regplsrly between Kansas
city and Fort Riley, scachiEk at ellinteTnssd1sfs
laadings. Having ars scceEnn1od sslens % s1s-
sengeTs, public paEEpEzgs pest3liiy seilesed
and shippers can rely npon he kazneseE = pHlle7
tBalitF.
Fer fse;riss or pssescs apElE 20 Gsrsf ss-{klI
MORRISON On bosrd; = kfDDI Zz8z
q CO., Kansas ciky; or toe. Il MANNING, Eszz
aid n fFsaSan osASe, d % BUTeHIss9S,
HARLOW & CO., Merchants, LsWrsncs, = !
ksy Il, ls5s.
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EstraYed.

ON the 11th inst, gray Horse, Is hands high
~ and heavy built, dark nane and tail, bare
footed and flea bitten, years old: also two mare
mules-one ssrrel 8 years old, roche main and
tail, and barefooted; the other 0 bay, years
old, with star in forehead. name trimmed close,
and pair Of shoes on fore feet if not lost off,
ANY person finding the same and giving informa-
ton to a. s. Holleman, on the Wakarusa. 20
thrce-fourths Of a mile south of Franklin, shall
be literally rewarded. tJune 80, ,55.-St.
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Deferred TN next week.

We have an article from Doct. Rob-
IssoN. in reply 70 an assault by one ol
the editors of public journal in this
place. on the Emigrant Aid Company
Our columns are so much crowded With
matters pertaining to our Quasi-Legisla-
sure ne are compelled to defer It's publi-
cation till next week.
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A New Paper.

During our brief stay at Pawnes we
made the acquaintance of Mr. HIeeIss,
late of Pennsylvania. who purposes IS
suing the first number of the Pawnee
inquirer. Democratic paper. in that
place in few weeks. His Office is nearly
ready TO commence business. Mr.. Fl:
is gentleman of fms talents. and viii
no doubt make an interesting paper. His
sympathies are in favor of making Kan
sas q Free State, and when the issue
comes for the adoption of a State Censti-
tuition we have no doubt he viii be found
lsboring on the right side.
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z. a. Hunt q 90.

General Gossosission, Proezcs, and f5szecrStaa
Atrekanks, 10. 70 Lsrss, 81. Lopis, 10.
M B%-All orders for any description Of Msr-
IN. chandisc, when accompanied with : remit
tance, will meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any ars6rEas over fry
dollars will be y par cent; under fly dollars
per cent. Thesubscfiber eondne themselves
strictly 70 legitimate commissions business, and
they viii at al times be prepared 70 make liberal
ads2nces on epnsienw e1fs.
REFKRExcEs III Kxs sxs:--S. C. Fomeroy, Esq,
DR.. G.. Robinson,
Z. 4. HUNT Late Of Hsbbcu . Ean,,3
j. EDWARD HUNT.
z s. Louis, a D1{2 IA, 1858.
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fashionable Tailoring.

"a A s.. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas
~ f1s ure in stating to the public that
IL he has opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear Of ALLEN & BRoTRER,s
Store, and that he holds himself in readiness to
make gentlemens and boys clothes, of all de-
scriptions, On short notice. He viii be in regu-
lar receipt of the latest eastern fashion Plates,
and feels confident Of his ability to give entire
satisfaction to those who petrohize him.
- Especial attention will be given to the
cutting of garments, for home making MP.
kas0rascs, Hay is, '55.-H
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Ready Made Frame Houses.

TTlHE subscribsy having contracted for large
i number Of che aboye houses, = prepared 70
furnish those in want. They are OF dnerent SIZES,
and viii be sold at the lowest prices.
A line addressed 70 E Simmons, Kansas, Ao..
viii meet with prompt attention.
REFEREsoks.-S. c. Pomeroy, Esq-s Kansas
city, No.; DF. C. Robinson, and g. W BEoan,
Esq, Lawrence, x. T. T. SIMMONS
June ID. ,55.-tf.
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LANn AGENCY.

TsHE undersigned, II, connection with his pro-
i fession, win attend to the sale and exchange
of Claims to Land in this Territory. Also. buy
and sell Interests In the City Of Lawrence.
Claims and City Interests nov for sale at his
Office on Massachusetts, street. 1{osf
EDWARD CLARK, Atty. & Counsellor
Lawrence, K. T., April Z, 1855.
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paWnee Assoeiaticn.

A. meeting Of the stockholders Of tie Psusee
n Association will be held St tbs pubic neise
Of Robert KloH, In the town of RaEness On sat
ur.iay, July S0th, at 10 e'cieck, :. N<
WILLIAM A. HAMAgED, Prssldehs.
JorsS n. DYEE, Secretary.
Paynee June 30 1655.-4ts
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1000 AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted imrnedi
" ately, in every part of the United States, to
canvass for subscribers 70 the HERALD or FREE-
and no capital required. Address -. -.
g. w. BROWN & CO.;
LAwnEscE, K. T., Feb. s.---tf Publishers.
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The Iefalo Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, July ., 1855.
To Our Friends.

Tie rsguldf issus of tsis paper sno4e 9 ,0oe cap
ies seSekiy and IL szsst BE materially i1ereassd.
If tsoss wo gppr9cs q sts riseiples and dessre is
success rold take tFe troJe to present fts claims
to his nsighbors. TAsrs are o orr present sa6
sc,-;ers seso coald nat secure oSE NEw RESPONSE
BILE sA4E wit4 but little efort; and rsspsckfaf
~ AK oar ftiends that they call the attention II
their aefpaintGnces to tie claims IF the HERALD
OF FRsEDoa upon pubic patronags. HJ0 Dsaaz
of or grssest subscribers uik hand In oae ,ssso
fansef
As an iisdaeemcnt to exerfioa, each person scho
sS,u In future send us si1 nso su5seri5ers, accom-
pdnisd sosta s1s, sssU Be entitled TO sersntA
copg grGtts
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Bring on your Saw Logs!

TINE undersigned viii commence saving at
L their new mill in Lawrence, on Monday the
nth inst. SO bring on your logs and have them
sawed at once. The good old rule first come
first served, win be strictly followed. Lumber
win be kept constantly ON hand. The highest
market price will be paid for saw logs
June 3. i55.Atf -. HINT 4. Oo-.
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John Baldwin. FerrYman.

HAS just completed his now ferry boat, and
l. i holds himselfin readiness to take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at all hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
LdwTsnc<, Juns 2, 1861
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Topeks prick Yard.

A0 0aa BRICBS of the best quality are
U.UUU now ready fos delivery by the sub
scriber, who has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements, and is now prepared TO fur
nish the frst quality of Brick at fair price.
Brick making in Topeka is NO longer doubtful
experiment. L. w. HORNE.
ZopeEa, II. T.. ysne 9, ls55.-G.
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RooESf MaxgTE

A FINE selection Of School and Misceiianeors
"A. Beoks are kept for sale az the oflcs Of the
Herald u fJesdops, gsabng y shich are The Hero
ines Of History, HerofAss Of the Crussdes, Fox.s
Book of Mastyrs. He5Ssoas Adventures Of Tfav-
ciers. Farm and Firesile, Cruise In the Aod;tef-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, PsopieI Have Not, Rursf
Letters, Fun JCttines, Aat5eraphs for Ereedons,
Great Cities Of the World, frank Freema.i's Bar
Western New York, Signefs of the Declaration,
Army Of the rni.ed States, Geographical Histq-
~ Of New York, Pocket and qnarts Bihlee, &c.
Also, q large supply of Toy Books for ehildren.
We have alre very superior article Of Fools
cap snd Letter FsptF, Pens, Penholders, Blsek-
Writing Flzid, adhesive Envelopes Fabcr's Pen,
els, DC. l. II. BROWN & CO.
LAxsExeE, Fess 3, 1s55.--a
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DR.. Jno. p. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
i CHANT. has just completed his new Ware
house on the Leyee, and is ready to receive the
consignmentof goods, either on commission or
otherwise.
La,ereace, .Tune 9, ls55.-tf.
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Notice.

TTIIE gentleman who paid one years. subscrip-
i ton to the Herald sf Freedom for C. s. VIII
LIANs, Iowa. will hear something to his adysn-.
tage by inquiring of c. THoS. ROBERTS, at this
Office July Il. ,55.-1t.%
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PI0Ws. PL0Wsl!

IIAYING Erocsfed the agency Of SAnsos.
II WAIKER a Cos celebrated StssL Cligp~
Ps0ss5e and Farming PEass, manufactured u
from KeFszs TeTritorY szd elsewhere.
These Plows sre manufactured exPFessly for
tbs wants Of thu West. and With . visE 20 dura-
b;lity, 6ae Their iHeriss have bsen fully tested.
and thus we can freely recommend thsiil.
dcscr;ption. Sc. ffe7n tbe ctassctex Of soil sad
strength af sszHs. TIE ffa;Yje PioEs are from
Il 70 70 inches fnrfow, or largeFn IL ordered The
cofn Or Farming FieEs yaFy IN siss from ons
Horse No. 4, TO Nos. S. 81 Large I've Hersea
Poif Al have s.eel poiats and norld bozrds.-
Prairie Plows vary Ia price from 81 70 SD
numbers named Corn do. from - 20 % SIs -,
send your ORDER with spseifessieas, aad thsy
'''- = "a. HUNT q Co,
10. u Lsre, S. Lolis, 10.
6pya IL, 1855.
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CITY prorertY for Exchange.

VlHE undersigned is desirous of exchanging
i City Property in Lawrence for q pair of
Horses or Ponies, and q light Wagon or Buggy.
j. K. G00DIS.
Wakarusa, June 80. ,55.-tf.
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e. The eastern papers are 6Iled with
startling news from the Indians in Kan
sas, but We hear of nothing Of the kind
here until iseoass 70 rs through he ess-
tern press
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Lawrenee Eating SALOON.

HAyiEG recently opened an excellent Eating
Il Saloon at No. 2s Massachusetts street, the
undersigned respectfully soIicits the patronage
of the public. He will spare no effort to prepare
his table with the best the market affords, and is
also determined to be surpassed by no other es-
tablishment in town.
Warm mesls can be procured at all hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that he has opened, in eonnec-
ton with the above establishment, com Portable
and convenient Boarding House, end is now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage with either week OF day
boarding, and promises his patrons that he win
use every exertion in his power to render their
soiourn with him as comfortable as eircumstan-
COS will permit.
Rates of boarding
Board and lodging per week, $3.50
Day board, . 500
e;n,lo ,nssis Il. Ok
Lodging, (" Is
N R.-Boarders viii be required to settle at
the end of each week, as by this means he will be
able to make his table nearer what it should be.
II. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Lawrence, 4. T., June 80, 1855.
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H WIZ. j. PATTxRsos, ESQ late of
the Parkville Luminary, is now getting
up subscriptions list for a free State pa
per TO be established at Manhattan in
this Territory.
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Lumberl Lumber!!

JlHE KING OF THE WOODS ID now in full opera
L ton. and persons wanting legs sawed viii
consult their own interests f,y bringing them to
this mill Immediately IS We shall strictly ad here
to the rule ssfrst come first served, without dis
tinction 70 parties. SMITH Il GREEN.
LGunsnas .ktlas Is. ,55,-ff.
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wood, and Brick!

HAMMOND & FULLER, near the Steam Saw
Ii Mil. In Lawrence, desire TO contract iinme-
diately for two hundred cords Of four fest WOOD.
They are erecting machine, and hope TO have
this time.
Lasrrence. AprR 2s, ,s5.-sf.
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Lea.
Cutler & Filler.

N7H0LESALE and retail, Lawrence Kansas
w It. June %, '55.-@tf.l c. s. PRATT.
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and Civil Engineers, ofics Sc
- Massachusetts, st. Towns lain out in any part
Of the Territory. Lawrence, june Is, 55.--7t*
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Kansas and Iawrenes .seni.Wsekly
Philip P. Fowler,

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. of.osl
"A at Albin Cottage.
Ls.orenos, z: r, 10y Is, '55.-sm.
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Shinelesl Shingies!!

A Ii persons who wish 70 obtain quantity Of
n shingles, viii do wen to call upon the sab
scriber, MIL0E GROUT..
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rsowIxRs d HELIss pabHcsssons sor 81
atths HxsAtb % FkEE5sx 0JJirx.
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A TToRNEY AT Law and SOLICITOR IN
n eHAKCERY, 90 Aaiz -, bzKfenee, K, T: