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Horrible Aec:dent-Loss of Life.

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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 dislocated, with a simple
fracture OF the thigh bone, and that he
had received a severe conclusion on his
head. He has remained delirous up to
the present, and is in critical condition,
and but little hopes are entertained OF
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.
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Notice

rs hereby given to E. Chapman, of the town of
/ Lawrence, X. r., that the farm claim which /
laid near said town, and which he has jumped
and pretended to sell to one John 2. Wood, |
shall pre- empt and hold, as have been forcibly
elected tlierefrom by threats and demonstrations
of violence. Said Chapman has not a particle of
right thereto, and shall prove my title beyond
all dispute. All persons. therefore, are warned
not to purchase lots or city interests of said Chap
man or Wood, located upon said claim, as they
have no right to sell the same. and us | am in
favor of the movement now being made by the
outsiders" to break up the settlement of March
last, shall transfer said claim to them i'll think
best. G. JENKINS.
Lawrence Aur IL ,55-3m
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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
ticipators in those stirring TINES.
We have been threatened so long we
are really DESTROYS to see an army of a
thousand or more set down before our
town. Our boys are DESTROYS of dis
playing their skill with the rife.
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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-five years of
age, was most barbarously murdered by
a party of demons who rejoice in the ap-
pellation of "border ruffians." Mr.. Dow
had been to blacksmith shop where
several of these demons incarnate were
eongregated. One of them drew rifle
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
a 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.
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BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

4 n act of Congress, passed March Sd, 1855,
n provides pension of loo acres of land for
all persons who served i'll the Revolutionary war.
or in any other war of the Unit, ! States. pro-
yided fourteen days services were rendered and
Secondly, 10 all who served in any battle,
though actually engaged for only a singlc day !;
and,
Thirdly, To the widow, or If no widow, the
children who are under u years of age at the
tinls of the passage of the act; and
Foarthty, To those who, under f0T1EcI laws.
have received warrants for II less amount than
loo acres, are entitled to IN additional warrant
to make up the deficiency to that amount.
Having OBLIGATED Us Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and received from the proper
officers, for the of the claimants, very large
number of warrants, the subscriber offers his
legal services to the public, and feels confident
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No fees
will be required until the warrant is obtained.
Persons having claims will make Immediate ap-
plication at the HERALD OF FEEEDoN office.
g. W. BROWN.
Lawrence Kansas t. July % lS55
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CITY Lots and Farm Claims.

TTPON the urgent solicitation of several friends
" l have determined upon giving some portion
of my attention for the future to the sale of CITY
LOTS aud FARM CLAIMS. Those having
either lots or claims they wish to dispose of, by
furnishing me with description of their loca-
ton, advantages, and price, viii find ready
purchaser.
| have several very desirable farm claims at
my disposal, situated near the city Of Lawrence,
on which sundry improvements have been made.
Also several city lots and interests in this and
neigbboring towns. q. w. BROWN.
LaWrence. Sept. l. '55.
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James Christian,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
N Lawrence, Kansas Territory, viii attend
promptly to all business entrusted to hiScare, in
the various Courts of the Territory. Having an
experience of some years as lawyer in the South
and West, and being familiar with the Pre-
emption laws, he fatters himself that he can
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage in obtaining pre-emp-
ton to lands, collection of debts, and in getting
redress for bloody noses.
Reference may be had to Silas Price & Co.,
Hamilton Finney. Clerk of Circuit Court, Hon.
John Cummns. Judgeof County Court, and r.
L. Y, Peyton, Esq, Harrisonville, Mo-; Samuel
Pike, and James z. Walker, Esqrs., Blooming
ton, Illinois: Hon. William NoIvell, Joel How
ard, Esq, Carlisle, KY, William Tesh, ESQ.,, and
John Danver, Esq, Allegheny City, Pa.
Aug. II. 1855.
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wood, A. A. Jamison, Judges.
Burr Oak Precinct, at the house OF
Mr.. Wilson Mr.. Brock, Mr.. Wilson,
Thomas McCulloch, Judges.
Palermo Precinct, at the house of r.
Martin; John White, R. Ladd. n.
White. Judges.
Doniphan Precinct, at Collins Min
David Lee, D. w. Fields, j. McNamee.
Judges.
Wolf River Precinct, at the house Of
Mr.. Scarf Mr.. Scarf, Mr. Use. Mr.
Richardson. Judges.
lltll Senatorial District; Kickapoo
Precinct, at some suitable house in Kick
apoo City; DR.. McCormas, Mfr. Tim
norman, Mr.. Boyd, Judges.
Port William Precinct, at the house Of
DR.. Hathaway Dr. Hathaway, Mr.. Oil
plant, Mr.. Potter, Judges.
Mount Pleasant Precinct, at the house
of NJ. A. Potter; Mr. Ridgway, B. FL
lott, NJ. A. Potter, Judges.
Ocena Precinct, at the store of Crosby
& Co.; Archibald Elliot, a. Laadrum
S. ]. II. Snyder, Judges.
Atkinson Precinct, at the house o
Mr.. Bay; R. Mecubbins. Mr.. Bay
Henry Williams, Judges.
18th Senatorial District; Leavenwortl
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 T. A. Maynard, G. J
Clark, VIM. Pennock, Judges.
Wyandot Precinct at the Counci
House in Wyandot City Abelari
Guthrie, G. J. Clark, Ebenezer Lane
Judges.
The Executive Committee of Kansa
Territory is authorized to appoint addi
tional Precincts and Judges therefor.
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CHANCE FOR A BARGA AIN.
NNItF undersigned has full assortment of new
L material for complete Newspaper and .Io6
PTinfizy Q57ee, at the town of Pawnee. which
he will sell at liberal discount upon first cost
for cash. 1t comprises good selection of job
Type. and No. 8 Washington Press, with
newspaper type for double-medium sheet, a
large font of letter for book-printing, and all
the fixtures necessary for perfect establish
ment. Also one hundred reams of paper of diff
ferent kinds. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing
must apply soon, as the material will be re-
moved from the Territory, if not sold. For
Editor Herald of Freedom, Lawrence. K. T., or
S. p. HIGGINS, Fort Riley, K. T.
Pawnee, K. T., Oct. ID, '55.-Im.
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HAVING procured the agency of SAMSON,
J. i WALKER & Co.'S celebrated Steel Ciigpef
Prairie ard FaTnaiag Ptors, manufactured at
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Flows are manufactured expressly for
the wants of the West and with view TO duFa-
bility, &c. Their merits have been fully tested,
aud thus We can freely recommend them.
Persons ordering can Judge OF the size wanted.
description, DC, from the character OF soil and
strength Of team. The Prairie Plows are from
IA to 20 inches furrow, or larger if ordered. The
Corn or Farming Flows vary in size frem One
Horse No. 4, to Nos. 3, 81 Large Two Horses
Roll. All have steel points and mould boards
Prairie Flows vary IN price from ST. to $20-
numbers namcd-Co Corn do. from So 50 to SO %
manufacturers prices.
Send your orders with Specifications, and they
will be promptly nlled.
f. 4. HUNT &, Co.,
No. Is Letee, st. Louis, Ko.
ADriG IL 1850
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Commercial Correspondence,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12, 1856,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12. 1856.
G.. W. Brown d Co You have a
list of our shipments to Kansas the past
week, they are as follows:
M. A. Shattrick, Packages G.. II.
Crane, /; F. B. Smith, / G. Jenk-
ms, 16; ]. M. lincoln, /; F. Savage,
8; J. Merriss, L; L. ]. Wordon, 2 !;
C. Morse, L; G. w. Fish, /; II. j.
iced /.
The freights having advanced to 80
shippers are holding of. and our friends
are storing here their heavy freight,
hoping for more favorable opportunity
to send forward. Emigrants are still
passing through from every section, and
they generally have the appearance OF
being the right sort of people. Business
IS very active. Produce of every dis
cription commands ready sales at IN
precedented high prices. Large orders
are now in our market for purchases Of
wheat. -four, pork. &C., on foreign &C
count. Yours, +. A. HUNT d co.
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Tecumseh Hotel.

VJHIS large Ntel, containing sixteen good
l. sized, well finished and comfortably fur
nished rooms, is now ready for public accommo-
dation. Stables and other eonFenicnccs on the
premises. Public patronage is invited. Rooms
and accommodations furnished for public meet
ings, conventions. courts. DC.
Tecumseh is situated sixty miles west of West
port, twenty miles west of Lawrence, ffty-four
miles W. $. W. of Leayenworth. sixty miles e. n
e. OF Council Or owe, sixty miles south OF Nebras
ka boundary, sixty miles north Of Sac and Fo1
Agency.
Lady and gentlemen travellers may rely upor
obtaining good accommodations and good fare
Tecumseh, X. T., Aug. 25, 1S55.-tf.
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Warren's Fire and Water Proof
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

Office No. II, orer Post Qfcs, st. LOuis, 10.
VHHE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
L in WAgREN's Fire and Water Proof Compost
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
eumstanees, and confidently offer it to the public
as mode of Roofing understandable in every
important particular, while it combines in
greater degree than any other Roof in use the val
liable requisites of cheapness, durability, and Sc
curly against fire and water.
Materials for sale, with directions for use.
c. II. IL III. IL. WARREN.
Anr.I IL Ia5S
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
Proof Safes.

WITH HALLS PATENT POWDER Poor LOCK.
Which Receired the Prize Nedals dtAe H0lGs
Fair, Lond0n, lo51- Worlds FAR, Aet0 York
1854
TINE subscribers are the only persons author
i lied to make and sell the above renowned
SAFES and LOCKS i'll the State of Missouri. and we
can and will furnish them at New York manufac-
turers' prices-warranted free from dampncss.
ROBERTS IL DAVIS.
Depot No. Is Levee and 90 Commercial street.
one door from Chestnut, st. Louis.
July u, lS55.--ly.
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Farm Claims for Sale.

T have several very superior FARM CLAIMS
i left with me for sale. to which invite the at
tention of those desiring improved lands IN
Kansas. Two claims are situated contiguous to
each other, and should be purchased by different
individuals who are connected in business. One
is all timber, the other all prairie. There Is
double log house and forty acres under good
fence on one of the claims.
Another claim four mics from Lawrence, and
same distance from Leeompton. House on claim
and about Is acres planted.
Also acclaim three miles from Lawrence nearly
covered with timber suitable for saving purpo-
ses. Log cabin and thirteen acres under good
rail fence premises.
The above, with several other choice claims
will be pointed out to those desiring improved
lands in Kansas.
~ Persons having claims to sell. as well as
those desiring to buy. should call on me at the
HERALD OF FREEDoN OFFICE.
G. W. BROWN.
7 srraDca Car,t Oh .55
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BOOKS! BcOKSi!

A FINE selection of School and Miscellaneous
n Books are kept for sale at the Office of the
Herald IF FTeedona, among which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines of the Crusades, Fox's
Book of Martyrs, Perilous Adventures Of Tray-
elers, Farm and Fireside, Cruise in the Mediter-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Net. Rural
Letters, Fun JOttings, Autographs for Freedom,
Great Cities of the World Frank Frceman's Ban :
Der Shop, Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities Of
Western New York, Signers Of the Declaration.
Amy of the United States, Geographical Histo-
~ of New York, Pocket and quart0 Bibles, &c.
Also, large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, PeRhelders, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes, Faber's Pen
ellis. DE. L. ii. BROWN g. co.
LxwRExcE, Feb. 8, 1s55.-tf
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Eg DESTROYS of getting the new Con-
stitution before the people of Kansas at
as early day as possible, and being un-
able To get out full sheet this week,
We have concluded to give it on half
sheet, presuming that it will be very ac-
ceptable even in that form.
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1 If we can get sufficient amount
of workmen from this time forth we
shall expect to appear before our readers
regularly, unless we delay one week on
account of getting into our new Office,
which probably viii be the case.
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re- Three accidents of a most painful
nature, lave occurred on the Pacific
Railroad since it was opened on the first
of November. At the first, twenty-six
lives were lost, and many were wounded
who will be cripples for life.
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2. A. Hunt & Co.

General CtnmissiOs. Produes, and Foszcardsne
Merchants, No. 10 Lerse, St. L0uis, No.
NJ bah orders for any description of Mer-
Ne ehandise, when accompanied with remit
lance, win meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any amount over fifty
dollars win be ~ per cent; under fifty dollars
per cent. Thesubscribers will confns themselves
strictly to q legitimate commission business. and
they win at all times be prepared TO make liberal
advances on eonsignwehts.
RxEEREScEs IN KAA sAs:-S. C. Pcmeroy, ESQ.,.
DIR. C. Robinson.
T. A. HUNT, Late of Hubbell q Hunt,
j. EDWARD HUNT.
81. Louis, Aprz Il, 1855.
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The yeraia Of Ffseoon.
G. W. BROWN. Editor.
Lawrence, Saturday. Dec. 1. 1855
Apprentice Wanted.

A boy from "A to is years of age
wanted immediately at this Office to learn
the printing business.
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~ Gov. Reeder arrived at his ol,

~ Gov. Reeder arrived at his old
home in Easton, Pa, on the 5th of Nov,
and received public reception from
his former townsmen. His speech was
replete with interest, giving a faithful
narration of all the difficulties along the
border in Kansas, and sketch of Pres
ident Pierce's interference.
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L C.. TnIles M. D.

PHYSICIAN IL SURGEON, office ut j. Hutch
L inson's. three doors south of the Herald OF
Freedom Office.
DIR. Tolles has purchased the medicines. fixtures
&C., belonging to the late DR.. II. Clark and holds
himself in readiness to answer all calls in the
line of his profession.
LGwrence June 2, 1355.I
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Topeka Rrick Yard.

Ign nAn BRICKS Of the best quality are
IOU,UUU now ready for delivery By the sub
scriber, who has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements, and Is now prepared 70 fur
nish the first quality Of Brick at fair prize.
All who want would do well to call Immediately
As they are in good demand, and disappear from
the yard rapidly. I. W. HORNE.
TspsEG, Z. q. Ang. Is, 1s55.-E
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re- Passmors Williamson, who was so
barbarously imprisoned by Judge Kane of
Philadelphia, for . pretended contempt
Of Court, has been liberated.
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A. HUNT. z. SLATER. J.
z, A, Hunt & Co..
J. L. HUNT.

DR0DUCE, Commission and Forwarding
i Merchants, ~ Levee, st. Louis, Mo-, be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to filing err
ders for any description Of Merchandise and
Produce.
Hay IS, 1355.-B
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~ A Journeyman Printer wanted
Immediately at this office. To good
workman of temperate and steady habits
constant employment will be given.
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EoWLERS q WELLS'S publications for ssls
l. ct the HEkAID Oh FKkxDoa oEEIsB.
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G. W. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other In
~ struments of Writing under Seal, and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and New York, viii
attend to the duties of his office on application at
The HERALD OF FREEDOM office.
Lawrence, May II, IS55.-tf.
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]. d. LANE, Presideal
SAN. c. SMITH. Sec'y.
CHA's a. FosTER, Asst Sec'y.
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J. 5. Emery,
T AW Office 30 Mass. st., up stairs.
IL Lawrence, Jan. s, IS.
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ARobt. G. Miller. Indian Agent
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& ) ysol Wonder Il he car sleep
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DR.. Jno. P. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANT, has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready TO receive the
consignment of goods, either on commission or
otherwise.
Lawrence, June 2, Is55.-tf
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Allen & Gordon.

nEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
- Groceries, Topeka, L. 7. Call and exam
inc. June 10, 1S55.-u.
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should go over, as We are al claw and
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Yonska Brick Yard.

- -. 3 -. l.ast aualitE sI s
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW May be found .,
"A Herald at Freedom Office X. T. Jan. s.
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HUMBOLDT creeks !; VIM. McCready, Mr..
Berry, MIR. Mitchell, Judges.
7th Senatorial District; Pawnee Pre-
cinct, at Loder d. Shaw's store in Paw
nee; s. P Higgins, w. H. Mcclure, L.
Knapp. Judges.
Big Blue Precinct, at the house of S.
D. Dyer in Juniata J. Stewart, s. D.
Houston, J. I. Goodenow, Judges.
Rock Greek Precinct, at the house of
Mr.. Haiti; James Darnell, Charles Jenk-
ins, Henry Remmell, Judges.
8th Senatorial District !; Black Yer
million Precinct, at some suitable house
in said precinct on the Yermillion branch
of the Blue river; John Shmidt, Mr.
Hollingburg, NJ. Alvey, Judges.
St. Mary's Precinct, at the house of B.
F. Bertrand ; DR.. Palmer. C. Garrett, C.
Dean. Judges.
Silver Lake Precinct, at some suitable
house at Indianola E. Kennedy, J. w.
HOPKINS, John G. Thompson, Judges.
9Th Senatorial District Dayton Pre-
cinct, at the store of BANTER & Hoover
Lewis Hoover, Nathan Adams, G. B.
Hall, Judges.
Grasshopper Falls Precinct. at the
house of the Mill Company S. H. Dunn,
John W. Clark, ]. B. Ross, Judges.
Whitfield Precinct. at the house of J.
B. Chapman Thomas Jenners, Vincent
D. cohee. James A. Gray. Judges.
10th Senatorial District; California
Precinct, at the house of w. w. Moore
W. w. Moore. W. Jackson, Judges.
Iowa Point Precinct, at the house Of
Mr.. Mccall Mr.. Handy, Mr.. Pader,
Judges.
! Voters on Independence and Deer
Greeks will vote at Doniphan.
st. 10. Bottom Precinct, at the house
of B. Harden; George Bryant, H. Small.
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John Hutchinson.
DR.. S. c. Harrington.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN
n CHANCERY, so Main ST., Lawrence, K. T
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SEyKsrn DIsraIcT.:

Commencing at the East side of the
house of Charles Matney. on the WaEa-
rusa river: thence due south TO the mid
die of the Santa Fe road; thence west
wardls along the middle of said road to
Roekcrepk, near the 65th mile OF said
road: thence due south TO the north
.,.a of the Sac and Fox Reservation
thence aleng the North and West lines
thereof. and due south. TO the Neosho
river thence up said river 10 point due
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OFFICE No. Twelfth street, Lsvrenee, Kan
" sss Territory. Jan. 8, 80.
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The Pacific railroad Is now complete, :
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PL0Ws! PLOWs!!

Lawrence, Kansas T., July %, 1896
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DR.. John Doy,
q " Brown


NJ Jan. 90, '55.
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Itock n trade Of oa- opponents. and Ne
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Printing Material for Sale.

.awrenee. Sept. 80, '55.
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DR.. z. A. Barnes.

III Ia hs 0d1ASS,
physician & SURGEON, Main street, Law
L renee, K. T. june %, '55.-tf
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Commencing at the Missouri State
line at the southern boundary of the
Fourth District thence West along the
same TO the north west corner of the Sac
and Fox Reservation thence due South
along the western line thereof, and due
South to the South branch of the Neo-
sho river. about seventy miles above the
Catholic Usage Mission; thence down
said river 10 the North line of the Re-
serve for New York Indians, and East
along said line to the head waters of
Little Usage river, or the nearest point
thereto and thence down said river to
the Missouri Stats line, and up said line
TO the place of beginning.
SIXTH DIsTRIcT.
Commencing on the Missouri State
line in Little 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 10 the Neosho river, and
up said riserand the south branch there
oil tothe head and thence by due south
line to the southern line of The Territory;
thence by the southern and eastern lines
of said Territory TO the place of begin.
ming.