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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Maasra HINT r. Co


We find in the st. Louis Democrat, of
the 22d ult., the following card from the
above gentlemen
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Three of the daily journals of our
city have voluntarily called the public
attention to the fact that We forward
merchandise to Kansas and they have
become SO deeply interested in this
branch Of our business as to give us an
editorial notice of the arrival of rner-
ehandise consigned to our care, and re-
port the same as spotted" In addi-
ton, We are called "negro stealers. - "ab-
olitionists," /" '.aiders and abettors of the
abolition invaders" dc. 1t can hardly
be necessary to commercial community
to say that such SANDER can alone come
from personal malice.
AS forwarding merchants, we have
for more than one year past shipped
merchandise to Kansas, consigned to us
by the New England Emigrant Aid
company, the New York Emigrant Com
pany, and by citizens of several of the
Southern States. We have not seen
proper to inquire into the religion or pol
| itics of our patrons; neither have we
thought it our duty to examine into the
packages, or inquire their contents as
they passed through our hands, further
than is customary with the duties of a
forwarding merchant. We know nc
party or sect in connection with our bus
mess neither can we see why the mer-
chants of ST. Louis should be called into
the controversy politically between slay-
cry and freedom. We have exerted our
humble influence to bring this emigrant
transit and business through our city
and we are happy to say that it has
already been the means of leaving some
hundreds of thousands of dollars here
and we still mean to do all we can to can
to continue this trade with our city. 1t
needs no prophet to fortell the immense
business which would naturally come to
our city from Kansas within short
time. The emigration now setting in
from nearly all the northern, southern
and eastern States, will this year be un-
precedented in the history of any new
State or Territory. A large numbsr will
arrive this week, who anticipate spend
ing several thousand dollars in our city
for machinery and merchandise.
The route thus far has been most gen.
orally through our city. 1t remains for
the citizens of ST. Louis, and Missouri,
to say whether this source of their pros
perity shall be cut off and driven to a
northern route, as is now seriously con-
templated. If their merchandise is
''spotted," or seized in transit if our
merchants are to be called "Abolition-
lists and negro-stealers, who chance to
do their business, their patronage to us
as merchants. and to the citizens of Mis-
souri,, is at an end.
We have never knowingly made a
shipment of Sharp's rifles to Kansas but
il is possible that shipments may have
been made by every boat. We are nei-
ther openly nor secretly in league with
any party. We simply endeavor to do
our duty as forwarding merchants, and
we intend to remain in this business in
st. Louis, SO long as we can make it fol
the mutual interest of our patrons and
ourselves. Your obedient servants,
F. A. Hunt & Co.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
New Advertisements.

The readers attention is called to the
advertisement of J. L. RoUNDY d Co.,
Receiving, Storing and Forwarding Mer-
chants, of LeavenVorth. In making
shipments, our friends will do we'll to
consign their goods to this Firm. They
also have a Furniture Wareroom in con-
nection with the above business.
Also ''Lost or Mislaid''-"Notice'
and VIZ. E. GoonSow's establish
ment, at Manhattan.
Attention is also directed to the whole
sale and retail establishment of the
HIcKMAss. of Independence. No.
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Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, April II, 1856.
CoRN-eo@75c p b; corn meal 81 90 . so he.
BEANs-s8,25 2 bush.
FLoCR-In sacks, $3.50 hundred; super
fine, $500.
DRIED PEAcHEs-$2 so 2 bush.
BuTTER-Fresh 25c.
BEEF-6@Sc. b.
HANs-Smoked, l5c.; bacon, lsc.; prime PICK
led pork, Zoe.
LARD-15c. e ID.
TALLow-1215e. p b.
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Town Site of Winchester. V

THE UNDERSIGNED have located atown by
i the name of Winchester. between Wakarusa
and Rock Creek, and about four miles above the
mouth Of the latter, and eleven miles in south
westerly direction from the city of Lawrence,
on the claim lately vacated by Jonathan c.
Cashier, and purpose incorporating it agreeably
to law, for commercial purposes. They have al
ready surveyed the town, and are now engaged
in completing their map, which they will have
autographed as soon as possible. The town site
is located on high and rolling prairie; is sur
rounded by valuable springs of pure water, which
is sufficiently abundant for supplying steam
mills. and all other purposes necessary in an in
land town. 1t is on the direct route from Law
renee to Council Grove, and will afford natura.
stopping place for travellers between the two
points.
A steam saw-mill viii be located there soon.
There iss large quantity of the choicest ftimber
in the immediate vicinity, and the claims are all
taken up and occupied.
a school house is already on the site. and q
school will be in operation as SOON as teacher
is procured.
Persons desiring lots viii call on the snhscrih-
ers, and liberal Inducements will be held out TO
business men and Others.
MICHAEL ALBIE.
JONATHAN e. CASHIER,
SAMUEL B. CASHIER,
E. a, BARNES.
| Winchester. Kansas, Mar. %, lS5S-4t.
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Gen. Cess.

The friends of Freedom need expec.
nething from Gen, CAss. We had all
along supposed that he was committed
in favor of the admission of Kansas into
the Union as Free State; but recent
events have proved US to be in error.
On the 26th uls.. he presented. according
to promise. the Constitution Of the State
os Kansas. hut said he stood uacossaait-
ted for or against It. Can anything
good come from an old-line democrat?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OF Rtcei7ks far HERAID OF FRxEDox far
Heck eadisq AoYf7 Il. ,5s.

or RtceiYfs far HERAID OF FRxEDox far
Week ending Aaril Il, '5s.
B Z Wood, Albany. \ 7. 90
a Alger. Cold Water, Mich 0u
Lewis Bishop New Russia \ Z, 90
JAS Arnold, East Townsend, y, e0
Theodore Jones. 90
3 B Wood. Albany. n T. 9 %
A p Aiger Cold " atcr. Mich. %
Lewis Bishop. New Russia n 7. 90
Jas Arnold ESQ. East Townsend. o, 90
Rhoda Salisbury. Cortland, n I, 90
Dwight Hill, Spencer, Mass. 90
Stephen Logne. Iimarille. %. 20
H B Bouton, Kansas City. No. %
DIR 4 Hunting, Shannon. Kan. 2 %
s w BTowning, Fitehburgh, Mass, 2 %
j w M Shore, Lane. Kansas, -s-Es 90
n S Beckwith. Pana, I'll, %
Alex Mccormick, Washington, Iowa, 9 CO
Edwin Smith, Boston, Mass, 90
s g Damon Il Co. 90
Col w Montgomery, Bristol. Pa, 2 90
Hon J Dick, Washington, ID. c, 90
Prof Daniels, Milwaukee, Wis, %
Z A Lowland, Westport. = 7, 90
p Sharai, Waubonie, Kansas. 0a
Mrs L b Armstrong. Wyandot, Kansas, g 90
JAS Woodruff, Wappello, Iowa, 90
Emery Titus, Boardman, o, 90
Alex Trewsdalc. Youngstown, O, so
Tho Breeze, Mud Springs. Kansas, 50
j w Humphrey. New Britain. Conn, 90
Rev II Seeley, Springfield. Mass, 90
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12

R A resolution was adopted to send
Committee of three members to Kan
sas, to take testimony. The Chair. { Mr..
Banks. appointed Messrs. Campbell of
Ohio, Howard of Michigan, and Oliver
OF Missouri. The majority of the Com
mlttee are Black Republicans, as might
be expected. Now what will the COM
mlttee do? Reeder don't claim to be
elected by any law either of the Terrific
~ OF the United States, but in defiance
Of all law. Suppose they ascertain
whitfield did get illegal votes, that will
not invalidate his election, unless it is
Proved he got enough to bring his legal
Vote below the number Reeder got on
the same day. Unless the Legislature
Is decided to be ap- illegal body, and
without authority to pass. any laws, we
cannot see what show Reeder has, OF
what the Committee can do, except to
Keep up an agitation.-Leareaseorth Her
And that Legislature ssiN Be decided
an illegal body. without doubt. after the
Committee shall have collected all the
evidence in the case. That there is suf
heient evidence to prove that fact. no mar
In Kansas. with spoonful of brains. car
LOT a moment doubt. In one precinc
where there were six or seven fesiden
voters. and those Free State men. at one
oi the elections sixty Missourians came
over and voted three times apiece
making an aggregate vote of fsO! It j.
such evidence as this chat viii prozs ths
legislature to be an Illegal body.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
THE TOWN OF OGDEN

Is situated OH the great Military highway con-
Meeting Fort Leaycnworth and Fort Riley, and
within four miles of the latter. Il is between
two large never falling streams of water-Sev-
en- Mile creek on the east, and Three Mile creek
on the west. The Kansas river is mile and
half south. On the north are high bluffs. from
which the ground slopes down gradually into
the valley.
BUILDING STONE,
Of the best quality in the world, in incxhaust-
ible quantities, can be procured from the adia-
cent bluffs. IMMENSE BEDS OF GYPSUM
are found IN the neighborhood. Indications of
Coal have been discovered in the vicinity though
US yet only superficial examination has bccu
mnde.
TIMBER & WATER ARE ABUNDANT.
Farm Claims can be located in the near neigh
borhood.
Toindustrious, moral men, who win settle on
and improve lot, one will be given gratis. The
Lots designed for residences contain a qaG,fer gf
an ec'e # grouad.
There viii be Public Sale of Lots on the
First Monday in May, 1856.
In the meantime, private sales can be effected
with the. Trustees of the Association, to whom
all inquiries may be directed. Their post-otfce
address is Ft. Riley, Kansas
c. r. MOBLEY, Pres't,
S. B. WHITE. Sec'y,
S: D. HUESTON,
Trustees Ogden Town Association.
OGDEN, Kansas, April 5, 1856.
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Emit Trees for Sale.

YTHIIE srrtscrioer would announce to the citi-
i zcnS of Kansas tuat he has located his Nur-
sery south west of Lawrence. ncai the mouth oi
Washington Creek, where he holds himself in
readiness to accommodate all that call on him.
have some Fifty five Thousand trees. from
one to two years old, from the graft o. the most
approved varieties in the country. These trees
are SMALL and those wishing to save twenty five
per cent. would do well to purchase this Spring
and set them in garden, and transplant to an
orchard at their leisure. Ample provision has
been made for all future supplies of trees. All
trees labeled, and warranted to be the kind rec
commended. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Feb. g. 1356.-3m*
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Land Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that took claim
In due north of Murkesen and Haekley's in
the bend of the Kansas river, FIVE miles north
west of Lawrence, i'll October last, since which
time commenced improvements, have erected
dwelling thereon, and continued an un;nter-
rupted residence of the same down to the pres
ent. The surveys indicate several fractions in
the bend Of the river. 1t is my purpose to pre-
empt such ones as the receiver shall assign me,
enough to make in the aggregate $50 acres.-
This is therefore, to forbid all persons trespass-
ing cutting timber on said fractions, or remov-
ing any away, as in due time will prosecute ali
offenders to the extremity of the law.
Mar. 29-3t II. A. CAMPBELL.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Lost or Mislaid

DY the subscriber. sometime within the last
- three months. nine Daguerrsotype Likeness
es of valued friends and relatives. The Dagusr-
reotypes have unaecountahly disappeared during
the unsettled and necessarily disordered manner
value TO any one else, though of very great val.
&c to her, the subscriber hopes for their imme-
diatc return. should this notice meet the eve Of
the person into whose hands they have fallen
and . liberal reward viii Be paid TO whoever vii
return them to the subscribed.
Lawrence, April12. MES. L. 81. BROWN.
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Mr.. stoweli.

From Worcester. Mass. has Just ar
rived. with the best wishes of our friends
In the East. He wishes us to say he is
delighted with the country, and that
thousands of the right kind of people are
On their way here. Good.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Council House, Council City, Z. T.,

BY wM. LORD. FORMERLY OF CONN.
TNIIIS HOUSE has been recently fitted up un-
L der the supervision OF the Trustees of Coun-
Gil City, for the accommodation of Emigrants
and Travellers, where they will find g'od accom-
modations at moderate prices.
Mr.. LORD, the lesee. is agent for the sale of
City Lots. lie is also employed to render grata-
it0asly all needful assistance to emgrants in the
selection of :" Claims" and to give any otb:r in
formation that may b. desired about the conn
try, &c.
Done by order of the Trustees,
March /. '56.-tf MARCUS III. ROSE, Sec.
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LandEIalu1s.

TTAvIEG r made arrangements TO hle claims
Il ii m the Surveyor Generals Office iof claim
ants, aereeabiy to an act OF GonTsss il such
cases, shall be glad to attend 70 such business
for those desiring my legal services. af1 prs-
pairing work on pre-emptions which design
to pnbiish as soon ~ pTacEeabie for The beneft
of pre-elnptoz. From q eaTefnl lexsmination OF
of nv ability 70 give good sstikfattion 70 those
desiring my services rs above Please call upon
me at the Herald of Freedom office. should in
formation or advice be wanted pertsing 20 slains
on bounty lands. G. w EkONk.
Lawrence March Is, 1888.
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Notice

THIS is to warn any persons against buying
i the house known as the Lawrence Building
Association house and lot for |, having bought
nearly all of the original shares in the same, am
the only person who can legally sell it, and ii
tie from any other person will be void, except
Tor an undivided fractional part of the same.
s. n. WOOD.
Lawrence, Kansas, March 20, 1S56-2t.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that S. n. Wood, ot
IN Lawrence, is duly authorized by tn: heirs o.
G. W. Dow, deceased, to settle all matters per-
tanning to the estate of the said Dow. Those
having claims against him, or knowing them
selves indebted to him, will please call and set
tie the same. i,AI,U U,,w.
SALLY DOW,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron Co., o., Feb. 1G, 1s56.-3t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
n chasing q certain -Prournissory Note for
s4S. dated or abont the lst of April, 1856, pay
able 60 days after date, to one John S. Jones or
his order. Said note was procured upen false
representations, aud the undersigned VIII refuse
70 pay. w. BABCOcK.
Iawnnce Ap1iI ls.-sf
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NOTICE: MANHATTAN HOUSE,
Manhattan Kansas

I would say to my friends and the public that |
i have opened the above house. and reftted and
refurnished it, in the best style. ali persons who
will give me call. will lind all the necessary
convenienccs both for man and beast-as have
good stable attached to the house. ] would
also state to my friends in the East and all Others
who arc in want of a good claim in this neigh
borhood, with or without Improvements, :hat l
will give them all the necessary information Iii
regard to them. G. n. LOW.
March %, lS56-Gmo.
p. S.-I would also state that the Military
Road from Fort Leavcnworth TO Fort Riley pass
es through this town. Good Ferries over the
Kansas aLd Big Blue rivers. e. n. L.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
osawatomie Letter T.ist-

The List of Letters remaining in the
osawatomie post-ofice, will be found in
its proper place in this number of the
HEnALp or FREEDOM.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Notice.

TyHE subscriber having purchased and erect
/ ed "LrT4LE GIAxT Coxs MIEL,n a. his
place half mile south Of Banton's Bridge. Is
prepared TO grind corn in the ear for stock feed.
Also Meal and Hominy for family use.
~ All orders attended 70 at short notice, on
reasonable terms. JA6szaA@Aks1fT.
Blanton, Nov. "a, '55.--tf. -
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Nursery Trees.

FTHE subscribers would inform the public tina;
l. they have about IL, 900 Fruit Trees of one
years growth, from the graft of the most ap
proved varieties of the country. Those wishing
to buy young trees, at low rate. will do well
to give them q call at Judge Wakefeld's, on the
California road, six miles above Lawrence, near
which place they intend to establish themselves
permanently in the nursery business.
WM p. HAM & co.
February 1s. 1886 SINS
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NOTICE.

nEsoLvED. Thst TIC Trustees of Asnhattau
n Association are spt5csizsd % ssll cns hun-
dssd Lots in the towp Of 4asAettap. with the
restriction that TIE ssja Of iAtoyicatiIg liquors
on the Lot. fcrfeis the tide ~ the same, and Il
Fsyer.s back 70 the AsspeIaioa.
J. ID. Wo0DW0RTH, Seciy.
Manhattan, March q, 1S5s-f.
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Notice

IS hereby given to Harrison BuEson that the
lclaims now occupied by VIM. H. Wood and
N. Algaier, lying partly within the limits Of the
town of Bloomington, Kansas, were frat settied
by the undersigned, who can prove their titles
to theyn beyond dispute, and will be b them
entared in the Land Ottiee, as soon - possible.
Tfis.. sheysfofe,is 10 wan tbs said Harrison
Bvssop. apd ali others, not to huild on or other
wiss IN rToye said claims. or dispose Of any por-
tioa q Shsm for town lots. wa. Il. WOOD,
N.ALLGAlER-
Rloeningsep, Esnsss, Marsh q, '5s-sn-*
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Periodicals.

ssJTARPER'S Magazine. = ''Putnam's. y ssGra-
II ham's." PETERS, ms Lady's NATIONAL
siGodeyis Eadyis Book Dickens "Household
Words &c. &C.. to be had regularly at th,
Book and Periodical depot of
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence. Feb. 90, 1s5e.-tf
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q. GalInp. Westport. Mo.,

fnEALER in Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry, is
IL prepared 70 do all Linds of repairing Of
clocks, watches or jewelry. All work entrusted
to his care viii be warranted to give satlsiac-
ton. Also Agent for the sale Of Hall d Dodd's
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Feb. 2. ls5S.-6m
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General Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Business,
J. L. ROUNDY g. CO.,

LEANENwoRTH CITY, K. T.,
HAVING established themselves permanent
1 l. Iy in the above business, will give particu-
lar attention to Receiving, Storing or Forward
ing PSoduce, Merchandise, Housebold Gods
Furniture, d:0.
tion Of the above business. With safety,
promptne>s and dispatch, they will store in the
largest and safest warehouse in the city, occupy
ing position on the high ground. entirely above
the possibility of an overflow, and yet conve-
nient to the Levee, and of easy access from the
country back.
Their personal attention will be given in all
cases. and they will attend to selling on commits
sion,
Amy Goods Entrusted to their Care,
and liberal advances made on consignments.
REFERENCES;
T. II. Doyle, T. T. Slocum,
DR.. q. J. Park, DR.. J. II. Day.
q. n. Proper, John A. Halderman
Z. r. Rees, at Leavenworth City, K. T.
Gen. John Calhoun.l Surveyor General.
4. L. Ream, Wyandette City.
e. erfSSs RdbiSsda. @ sa0eoek' Lawrence.
!. 4 ! 4 4. 4 Ssysr EssSs. g Co.. St. Louis,
James Farwell, St. Paul, Min,
Ex-Governor Farweli, Madison, Wis.
FURNITURE.
~ J. L. R. will keep constantly on hand
all kinds Of Furniture. Chairs Locking Glasses
Upholstery Goods such as the community viii
require. All orders filled at short notice. cheap
er than can be found in the west, for CASH.
Please give us call, next door to White &
Fields, Main street Leavenworth City, K. T.
Leavenworth City, April 12-tf. 81 @
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Claim Notice,

ITO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: Notice is
L hereby gives that we. the heirs of e. w,
Dow, deceased, intend, through an Administra-
tor duly appointed. tn pre-empt the claim recent
ly occupied by the said Dow, at Hickory Point,
Kansas Territory, when the same shall he open
for pre-emption. LADD DOW,
SALLY DOW,
DANIEL DOW.
Greenwich, Huron Co o. Feb l6 13a6-3t.
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To CaDitaIiSts,

A GOOD STEAM SAW MILL, at Council
N City, Kansas T., would make a rapid for
tune for its owner. Timber il abundant, but
the mill which is here is incompetent to make
boards A GOOD MILL is greatly needed, and
would have plenty of employment For further
information address the Cor. Sec. OF Trustees OF
Council City.
Doae by order of the Board of Trustees,
Mar. l, '56.-tf MARCUS Ii. ROSE, Sec.
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Potatoes.
Weekly Bulletin.--Works Received

DECEIVED Godey's Lady's Book, Peterson's
RI.adies National. Ballou's Monthly, N,w
York Journal, and all the principal papers from
the East rs usual, for sale at the counter.
o. WILMARTH.
Laurence March S 1856
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B. n. Stone.
Wholesale Grocer, Commission and
Forwarding Merchant.

10. lis. Seooad-ss., bsssaeea Tsas-sf., aad Eask-
foa Aeenus, s.. Louis, No.:
nFFERS for sale large and well selected
" stock Of Groceries. Wines and LIQUORS. and
all goods in their line at lowest market prices.
Particular attention given TO the sale of pro-
dnee<
st. Louis, April 5.-ew
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Notice.

A Ii persons arc hereby notified that / have
n taken the claim lying east of the claim now
occupied by Edward Clark. Attorney sc Law,
end caused house to be built on said claim
All persons are cautioned against making inn
provements on said claim, or paying any mon
eys that may accrue from the use of the house ois
said claim. as intend te pre- -empt said claim,
and sue for all moneys arising from the hire Of
said house or claim. u. IL sSHIXA0N&
Lawrence, Aug. II. 1855.
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ANOTHER NEW TOWN SITE |!
OGDEN,
Within Four Miles of Ft. Riley, Kansas

Within -Four Miles OF kt. kSlIey, KANSAS.
TTHE UPPER COUNTRY. since the downfall
Il of Pawnec, has had no Town. The neigh
borbood settlements, looking into tie Future
somewhat, are aware of the great advantages
and also convcniences to be derived from
thriving Town, and so have set themselves to
work at an early day to select suitable sits for
that purpose. A most desirable one has been
found. Emigrants and others desirous of get
ting good and cheap homes are requested to
give the inducements here held out careful
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Skins.

100 COON SKINS. wanted by the subscriber
lUU Also, other furs bought by him for a few
weeks only. G. STEARNS, l9, Mass. st.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Bring on Your Saw Loes

OUR Mill will be in operation in few days,
" and we viii be prepared to accommodate
the public. SIMMONS & LANE.
East Douglas, Jan. %, 1856. #
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John Baldwin. FerrYman.

LAS just completed his new ferry boat, and
II holds himselfin readiness to take passengers
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, at all hours, on application, at the usual
prices.
Lawrence. Kansas Territory IT.
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HICKMANS'
Wholesale &Retail Store,

w lOlGSdlG q RGUdllSCOfG
Independence, Missouri.
TNHE attention of Country Merchants is called
J. to this splendid stock of
DRT GOODS, REiDT-MADE CLOTHING,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BoNNETS AND STRAW GOODS,
Glass and Qusensware. Boots. Shoes,
Carpets Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery, Books
and Stationery, Wood sud Willow Ware, &c.
Farming Implements. Straw Cutters, the best
in use; Reapers and Mowers, different kinds;
Corn Shelters, Corn Crushers, Wheat Drills
&c. &c.
~ We feel certain that country Merchants
can be well supplied in Independence this season,
wiihout going further East, and hope they will
give look in our city, as better style and quality
cannot be found in ST. Louis We made our
purchases early in the season in New York and
Philadelphia.
- We also invite the attention Of our old
customers and the public general 70 look at our
stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. We
are determined 70 sell cheap goods this season.
Independence, April I2~2m-