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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-05-19
W. J. PATTERSON.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
II ANGER, PARKvILLE, No, win promptly
attend TO the purchase and sale Of REAL EsTATH
in the northwestern counties of Missouri, as wefi
as 70 the investigation of Titles, location of Land
Warrants in the new Territories, DC. Having
particular knowledge Of the lands in the magniE
icent Kansas Valley with drafts of the best loca-
tons, (made on the ground. he is ready TO give
advice 70 persons DESTROYS of settling there.
fN-Land Warrants wanted For ssle, num-
Der of eligible Town Lots in Parkville. This
town is situated at one of the mnin entrances to
Kansas. Also. FARM Of $50 acres, one half
fenced, in good timber, and Esll- wasered. to be
sold cheap for Cash. Title perfect. No better
chance can be found in the Platte Purchase.
x%.Letters, postpaid, directed to the Lsmiaary
Office, viii be Immediately answered. JANE, IS.
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Grasshopper.

Last week we gave brief notice of
thetown of Grasshopper ga Traveller"
in late number of the Leavenworth
Herald claims for It the following advan-
tages -
First, it is very healthy location :
End the Grasshopper with Its numerous
branches of beautiful clear water are all
weh-timbered with as fine quality as
can be found In Kansas, the oak and wal
nut predominating; Sd the prairies> for
richness and depth of soil cannot be ex-
celled-the bottoms are very rich and
dry-coal in abundance exists and is ca
silly worked-llmestone of excellentqual-
ity, freestone and good clay exist in large
quantities-iti is on the nearest and most
direct route from. Fort Leayenworth to
Fort Riley, as the table of distances in
the Quartermaster's Office at Fort LeaF-
enworth viii show, beingonly thirty miles
from this place. It has as fine a water
power as | ever saw. which is being inn
proved by the proprieters by erecting a
saw-mill, with two saws, a grist-miI,
single machine, lath mill, and turning
lathe-the work is progressing finely and
win be completed in a short time. This
point must be the great manufacturing
point in the Territory.
GA post route has been established
through this place with an Office at this
point. A school-house and church viii
be erected this summer, and indeed ey-
erything that can be done for the pros
perity of the town by the proprietors,
win be done. A number of houses are
under contract including large hotel. to
be erected as soon as the lumber can be
Obtained from the mill. This town is
equi-distant from the boundaries of the
Delaware and Kickapoo reserves, and
must be the shire town of the county"
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COMPRESSION q FORWARDING.

DARK O. PATTERSON. PARKy1LLE, Missouri,
i having ample premises fer storing all kinds
of Goods and Merchandise and having made cx-
tensive arrangements with trustworthy and care
full TeansteFs for the establishment of RReuLAR
WAGON TRAINS to all paris of the Great Kan
sas Valley, are now ready TO receive consign-
dispatched to their places of destination
P.& p. viii alse contract to forward families
or parties from Parkyille to any point in the new
Territory desired and thus save much time,
trouble, and expense to emigrants.
70 Wagons, Cattle, and Herses for sale.
Jan. 81, s55.
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Complimentary.

An exchange, the name of which was
lost, speaking of the HERALD OF FREE
DOM, says -
eft is an Independent family paper,
devoted to the interests of Kansas, and
to freedom and is full of interesting
matter in great variety. Nothing sur
prises one more, than to have such large
and beautiful newspapers sent to us from
the outskirts ofciviiization. They spring
up at once to their full growth and never
know any childhood
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-05-19
A steo in Advance

Bya law recently passed in Michigan,
married woman may receive, bay, sell.
devise, mortgage, &c, her read and per-
sonal property, without the consentof her
husband, and also sue and be sued, with
out the husband joining in the suit IN
either case. So the identity Of the wo-
man as an individual is beginning to be
fairly recognized.
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Wafren's Fire and Water Proof.
COMPOSITION ROOFING

Office No. IL, orsr Post Qfce, 81. Louis, 10.
TIME undersigned Manufacturers and. Dealsrs
i in WARRENss Fire and Water Proof Compost
ton Roofing, have been extensively engaged in
the manufacture Of the above Roofs Ia st. Louis,
about seven years. during which time we have
had our Roofs tested under every variety of cir
As mode of Roofing unobjectionabie in every
important particular, while it combines in .
greater degree than any other Roof in use the val
liable requisites Of ckeapnes, durability, and Sc
curly against fire and water.
Materials for sale, with directions for use.
c. u. & II. IL. WARREN.
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Kansas River Packer.

TIVE light draught Il inch steamer FrxANcIER
4 No. 2. will ply regularly between Kansas
city and Fort Riley, touching at al intermediate
landings. Having fine accommodations for pas
sengers pubic patronage srespectfuly solicited,
and shippers can rely upon the Fnancier's pune
taality.
For freight or passage apply to Capt MOTT
MORRISON, on board: j. RiDDLESBARGER
d. CO., Kansas city: or C. H. MANNING, Herald
Hay IL, 1855.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

"a A S. ADDS. TAILOR, takes pleas
MA. urp in stating to the public that
LII. he has opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear of ALLEN & BRoTHER's
Store, and that he holds himself in readiness te
make gentlemenis and boys clothes, of all de-
scriptions, on short notice. Hewill be in regu-
lar receipt Of the latest eastern fashion plates
and feels confident of his ability 10 give entire
satisfaction to those who patronizc him..
~ Especial attention will be given to the
cutting of garments. for home making up.
LaEreaee. 4Maul 10. ,h5.-ff
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Aprl Is. 1855.
r. A. Hunt & Co.,

G.neral Communication, Ps06Ves and EossoaedSaS
Ae-eAasts, 40. 10 1sOee, 81. Lossts. 10.
nj B.-All orders for any description of Aer.
IN. ehandise, when accompanied with remit
lance, viii meet with prompt attention. The
commission for buying any ainoant over fifty
dollars viii be 2H per cent; under fifty doisrs
per cent. Thesubserfbers win confne themselves
strictly 20 alegitimate commission business, and
they viii at all times be prepared TO make liberal
advances on consignRents.
REFERENCES IN KAA Sass. C. foncroy, ESQ,
DR.. c.. Robinson.
7. A. HUNT, Late of Hsbssll d Hunt
3. EDWARD HUNT.
81. L7zss, -dD1iz IA 1885
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FARNERs. ATTENTIoHi

=nsAGEoRANGEHED GEs.-Ps ssns
" of q LIVE HEDsE, al an early day. should NOS
about thres millions Of plants ready - scs, end
win receive orders through G. ". BBswH, Ess.s
Of the Hereld n Freedom, for any quantity, = Be
delivered In Lawrence City Kansas Territory o.
sils opeaing Of navisstioa, ~ IS = thouszna: b
is customary 70 pant 1s0oa trees O fcrtyr ~
ground. During the first two yesrs sfsu be15g
franspianted. they reouife .beut the same k11ount
Of labor peg aniIsn usaally bestowed % . ros
e. corn: aifer which--eyeES thing taverskls-tnez
win answer ell the purposes Of rail fsnes pes,ces
being many times more dnfnble EzrY oIes1s
'' IsIsrfvrrIE, H., jan. s, 49,
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p0OKsI RoORsil

A FINE selection Of School and Hiseeilansoss
"A Books are kept fOr sale at the eiiice Ct shs
Herald IF Freedom. anHorg which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines Of the CrEsades, Fsz'e
Book Of Martyrs. Periious Adventures Of Tray
eiers, Farm and Firesiaie, Cru1se IN the Aediter
ranesn, Hurry Graphs. People Have Met, R1fai
Letters. Fun Jottings, Autographs for freeeom,
Great Cities Of the World, Fraak Freemap's Bar
Der Shop. Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities Of
Western New York. SigDers Of the Declaration,
Army Of the United States, Geographical Histe-
u of New York, Pocket and qiIarte Bibles. g.
Also, large supply Of Toy Books for children:
We have aisoa Yery superior article Of FooB-
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Penhosders, Black
ETiting Fluid. adhesive Envelopes. Fabers feu-
els, dc. L. H-BEoWE q CO..
I.yExxcx. Feb.s 3. 1s5s,-tf
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TyyHE undersigned respectfully beg lsaFe . In
form the citizens Of I4Hrenos end Vicinity
thai tbey have recently opened tie sbose board
-bogse. and viii supply their table Nth every
VARIETY 81 food which can Be found u The Terri
tory or In the adjoining sssts 81 Alssogri 1e
are thankful for pat patronage sns bops, by
close attention 70 business, . fnezit oentina-
ance Of tie same Straeeez viii do val % give
n can. and We sTasbthey sfil not 20 aTzF uf-
satisfied Terms reaspBabie. 49,
BAEERY.-We have connected With this e.
Enlistment Baker,, vi eh enables d 70 have
cakes. crackers, &e., ffesh asd 81 ssls Is 50
lowest rste< sA4EEL KAEEADx.
saE6EL FRI.
1awarzers K. T.zyer.- "a. - -
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~Mr. KILLAa, late from New Hamp-
shire, has purchased the lot adjoining us
on the corner of Winthrop and New
New Hampshire streets, and is fitting up
a residence there. designed for the ac-
commodation of boarders.
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FogM OF OATH.

L., do swear that Twill perform my duties
as Judge of the election 70 be held thisdsy e. the
house OH the Election District Of the
Territory Of Kansas, 70 the best Of my Judgment
and ability; that win keep > Hus, correct and
faithful record OF list Of AL persons who shall
vote AZ said election. That win pon 10 ticket
from any ons who Is not "a actual inhabitant
and resident Of said Territory on the day Of cleo
ton, and whom shall not honesty believe to
be qualified voter according to the provisions
ofthe act Of Congress organizing said Territory:
thas VIII REJECT the votes Of al n6H-residents
who shall believe have come into the Territory
for the mere purpose Of voting; that IN al cases
where lam ignorant Of the voters night; viii
require legal evidence thereof By has own oath or
otherwise sEd thzzI win truly count and record
the VOTES rseeived, and make true and faithful
return theEsof to tie Goveypor Of said Territory.
Sworn snd snbscfibsd, Nay -, 1885, pfesicus
% opening Ps1Is.
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EE Cor. Reeder. Of Kansas, Is with
his family at Easton. Pa Il is said he
wiz return with them in few months to
the theater of his public duties. The
executive head of the affairs of the Ter
ritory, in the mean time, IS Mr.. Wood
son, the Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-05-19

~ The prospectus of the Southern
Democrat, a pre-slavery. paper, to be
published at Parkville, No., has been is
sued. Its to advocate the establishment
ofslavery In Kansas--"Love's labor lost. ;"
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REPRESENTATIONS.

UNITED STATES OF AxERlck.l
TERRrroRr OF EASsAs-j
T AsBREw II. EEEpEs, Governor Of the Terri
J., tory of Kansas,do hereby under and BY rir-
the of the set of Congress passed
fthe Both day OF May. 1854, entitled
Isl An act to Organise The Territories
lof Nebraska and Kansas proclaim
and direct that the Legislative
Assembly of the said Territory of Kansas viii
convene At the town of Pawnee, in the Ninth
Election District of said TERRITORY, on the first
Monday Of July next, in the building which viii
be provided for the purpose.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Ter
ritory this sixteenth day of April, a, D.,
1855. A. II. REEDER Governor, &c
Attest; DANL. WooDsoS, Secretary.
May 5. lS55-St.
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Agents.

Each subscriber to the HERALD OF
FREEDOM is hereby specially deputed an
Agent to receive subscriptions. at our
regular published rates, and to forward
the same to US by mail, at our risk. All
money mast be forwarded with the sub
scription. and registered with the Post
master. Reader, your active efforts in
behalf of the cause is earnestly solicited.
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Pinneer Hotel

At TOPEKA, KANSAS TERRITORY.-This
n House was opened for business on the 2lst
April. They seeing the great Importance of
giving to the public very different aeeomodations
than have ever yet been given in this Territory,
have resolved that no pains shall be spared to
der all comfortable. Good beds and substantial
fare viii alwaysbe provided for their guests.
LEONARD w. HOWE.
JOHN j. STORM.
JAMES TOGARE.
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Kansas HUHsEHY.

THE Subscribers have made arrangements iF
4 b1nsing INTO Kansas Territory isres fuSD-
bT Of al veFisties ST FRBE 9EEks, wkieA
they viii deliver Il Sd the pziBepsi Hozntsia h
Territory Immediately sfteT the opening IS ney.
prices Orders len with 8. ~ Es1p. Esas. Isx-
renee, or forwarded 70 ue It PottsNztauis Cfeskz
(Westpoff post-ofiee, Mol VIII b promptly
attended 70. WI. q 9. y. RAzTETDGz.
poessHstomis Greek, Feb. IL, '55e-es.
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Lost.

MY MARE strayed away on the night of the
WI 10th inst, with saddle and bride which
were entirely new. When the mare was found
the next morning. the saddle and bride were
gone, probably lost during the night. Any
returning the same to this Office, shall be literally
rewarded. g. w. BROWN,
Herald # Freedom Office, AagI9, 't5.
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Patronize Them
Messrs. HoRssBY & FERRyL are d

Messrs. HoRssBY & FERRzL are doing
an excellent business at their store in
this city. They advertise literally, and
thus give evidence that they understand
the secret of success. and are liberal in
their dealings. By all means, give them
a call.
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A WORD 10 PTONEERs.

GALE or GOoDS---G. W. BRors & Co.,
- GkSIs:-Flease give notice TO emigrants, thss
all goods or merchandise tAat -~e have nos in
warehouse viii be sold on the first day Of May 10
pay charges, and ali persons who are expecting
any goods would do vel to cali FOR them irnms-
distely-
We are compelled 70 adopt this course. Is
spring from Sf to e.. We hare goods In cur
warehouses for elnigrznts on whichwe have paid
from 80 900 to 81, 500, and their goods ara siiE
coming. Our funds are nearly exhausted, aad
unless those interested come and pay up, ne
shall he compelled TO reslIip their gncds back
]. RIDDLESBARGER & Co.
S. Louis 1priz "A. 1S55-St
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4 TToRNBY AT Law and SOLICITOR N
n cHAECERT, 90 Main -, Lasrence. x. 7.
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: 1000 AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted immedi-
" ately, in every part of the United States, 70
canvass for subscribers to the HEgALD>or FREE-
DON. A liberal commission paid for services,
and no capital required. Address H. A. BIZ
InGs, Esq, General Agent, Buffalo, New York,
for particulars. CIV. BROWN e. CO.,
LAWRENCE, K. T, Feb. S.-tf Publishers.
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FRUTT TREES FOR KANSAS.

NEARLY all the leading Fruits of Europe an I
IN America are cultivated and for sale sc the
Randolph Nurseries, Crawford county, Penna-
All orders from G. w. BEoHx, Esq, win re-
eeive prompt attention, whe will aet as Agent 81
Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, in forwarding
orders for Trees at our risk. o. I. H0BES.
RAxpoIpH Jan. g. as
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r. The President of the Massachu

- Inc PRESIDENT Of the Massachu-
sets Colony, from Hampden county,
which has located on the Neosho, was IN
town on Friday He reports the Colony
as in prosperous condition, and prom
ises Us full information of their move
ments for future publication.
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Correction.

Weerroneously statedacouple of weeks
ago that ]. A. HALDERMAN, Esq, was
appointed Clerk Of Judge Elmore's Court
in this judicial district. Benz. I. NEW
som received the appointment as Clerk.
and Mr.. Halderman. q. s. Attorney.
.,s-,,-foa,
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PROCLAMATION
United STATES OF ANKklcA,l


TERRITORY or Kansas.
s,ass, Z ANDREW H. REEDER. Govern
S1E i . or Of thesaid Territory, do hereby
5E So proclaim and make known 70 the esaI-
9Ay fled voters of said Territory that an
sss3sfF election will be held on TUESDAY,
the 22d day of May, A. D. 1865, in the First
Election District OF said Territory. fer three
members the House of Representatives; In the
Second Election District for one member of the
Council and two members of the House of Rep
resentatives; in the Third Election District, for
one member of the House of Representatives: In
the Third, Seventh, and Eighth Elecs;aH Dis
tricts, scverally for one member Of Council TO
represent the Third Council District; and in the
Sixteenth Election District for three members of
the HOUSE of Representatives. Under and in
conformity to the apportionmens Of said Terri
tory heretofore made, and TO I'll vacancies exist
ing in the Representative and Council Districts.
of which the said Election Districts are respec-
lively composed. The said election shall be by
ballot, and shall be conducted as hereinafter pre-
scribed.
The election in the First Election District viii
be held at the house of w. II. r. ~ kins, in the
town of Lawrence.
JrDeEs-w VIM. Yates, joel Grover, and Josiah
Miller.
The election in the Second Election District
shall be held at the house of Harrison Burson, on
the Wakarusa river.
JUDeEs-HarTison Burson, Nathaniel Ramsey,
and William Simmons.
The election IN the Third Election District
shall be held at the house of Thos. n. Stinson,
in the town of Tecumseh.
JeDeEs-Daiiel A. Horne, James Fitzpatrick,
and L. ID. Statcler.
The election in the Seventh Election District
shaft be held at the house OF B. Titus, on the
Santa Fe road.
JupeEs-Eli Snyder, DR.. Foster Harvey, and
Joseph McIntre.
Tie election in the Eighth Election District,
shall be held at the Council Grove Mission house,
near the Santa Fe road.
JuDeEs-Thos. F. Hoiraker, Emanuel Mozier,
and B. Smith.
The election in the Sixteenth Election District,
shall be held at the house of Keller 81 kile in the
town OF Leavenworth.
JuDeEs-Nathanicl France, James II. Lyle.
and Adam Fisher
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FORM OF return.

held on tie 22d day Of Mar. 4. D.. 1855. at the
horse If lin - Election District for the
election ofmenbers of Council and of lie House
of Representatives for the Territory. Of Kansas,
do hereby. certify upon our osfshs as judges Of
said election that the followingis atrue and cor
rect return Of the votes poled stsuch election, BY
lawful resident voters, VIZ:
lay 5, 1S55.--ss
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GTY SURVEYOR And CIVIL EEGIEEE8,
" Ne. 80 Main stseet, Lawreue, Kansas 7.
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A Good Cook wanted

WANTED Immediately, WOMAN who IN
w derstands Cooking in all its branches, te
go to Topeka: Kansas Territory, whefs constant
employment and good wages viii be given.
A. W. MOORE
Topeka K. T., April :, ls55.-St
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+. A. HUNT, 2. SLATER. J. Z. Hun
T. A. Hunt & Co.,
. (. HUNT

DR0DUCE. Commission and Forwarding
i Merchants, 10 Leyes, st. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to filing or
ders for any description of Merchandise and
Produce.
Hun 10. 135J-F
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The Ifesaio Of Freedom.
Lawrence. Saturday, Nay 10. 1855.
To oar Friends

TIE REGULAR issse II this parer isposo 900 cqp-
4. ,reeEls and II might be materially increased.
;ffIoss ssao approre . ifsr5scipies aid desife Its
;aeeess seey tale te frou0le to fessNt ate eLafa's
..ri5eys rho could MT secuye ONE NEw REsPossI-
uIr NAME teifH b1t Eittie eert; and tre fespecfal
D. ask oar friends that tssa cal the attention n
fIeir Gs3uaiataaees to tie elainas # tie HEEALD
OF FREEDox upon public patronage. h2t0 many
If ar present saBsrt5sys seilt hand an one 7elo
aasHee
Is an iadaesmeat to eSertsoH, eaee persoaa aoho
I'LL an future segd US sic f,elc sdlrtJs1s, QeeoB
Tan;ed pftA sic. sjsall be entitled TO q secenM
e0DG lTafis.
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e. w BROWN

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other In
~ stEhments of Writing under Seal and Depo-
sitions for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,, Yer
mont, Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio, will attend to the
duties of his office on application at the HERALD
OF FREEDOM OFFICE.
Lawrence, May Il, Is55-tf.
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LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned, in7eoHnection with his pro-
fession, will attend to the sale and exchange
of Claims TO Land in this Territory. Also. buy
and sell Interests in the City Of Lewrence.
Claims and City Interests now for sale at his
Office on Massachusetts street.
EDWARD CLARK, Atty. Counsellor.
Lawrence. 4. T. April Z. 1875
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Wood! and Brick!l.

HAMMOND & FULLER, near the Steam Saw
il L Mill, in Lawrence; desire 70 contract imme-
diately for two hundred cords 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.
.Lasorencs, Aprsz2s ,55.-r.
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Notice

ss astg F e5s: 15 TIE gs zee e rs0,
Utah.
II virtue of the authority contain
IL ed in the act. approved Feb. 21st.
ia hs55, entitle aAii act &, establish
THE office of Surveyor General of
Utah, and to grant land for school
and university purposes the President of the
United States has directed the office of Surveyor
General Of said Territory to be located at GREAT
SALT LAKE Cry. until otherwise ordered
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, this twenty day OF March. A. D. 1880.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
,41riI 81 lS55.-6t
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When an extravagant friend wishes to
borrow your money, consider which Of
the two you had rather lose.
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OIEO

In this place, on the night of the 18th inst
Dr. JONATHAN BALLoo, of La Porte CO.. Indiana
formerly from Vermont, aged 80 years,
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-05-19

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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-05-19
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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-05-19

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