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Moneka City.

THIS town is located on Little Sugar Creek,
i near the centre Of what is called Linn
County. It is 65 miles Southeast of Law
renee. and about the same distance on straight
line from Kansas City. For description of
the country see Mr. hyattis letter in the New
York Tribune of January 18th. There is a
Saw Mill and q Grist Mill in operation within
one mile Of the town. The proprietors have
donated IS lots for schools and churches also
80 lots to those who will first improve them.
Here is good opening for young men who
have brains, hands and small capital. The
town i far enough in ths interior for whole
sale as well as retail stores, and every encour-
agemcnt possible will be given to persons COM
ing In TO start any kind OF BUSINESS, except
rum-selling. As there are NO statute laws In
Kansas to protect persons or property, the peo-
pie are law unto themselves, and the pTopri-
etors are determined to burn mp grog-shops as
fast as they start up. Mechanics of all .inds
viii here find ready employment. and Grocer
les. Dry Goofs Ready-rnade Clothing. Stoves.
CTockery Glass and Hardware, Drugs and
Medicines, Furniture &C., viii sd ind good
market. as the country aIGund Is ranidiy filing
mp, and that too, with people with whom il
viii be pleasure to reside, and . satisfaction
to leave family when summoned to part from
it by the hand of death.
Persons deSiroas to 60 into trade and take
their goods with them, land AZ Kansas eity,
purchase team and go directly TO Moneka.
Should TOO many Of one class happen 70 meet
there part can 60 to other new towns which
are starting up in this part of the Territory.
Among the improvements, the propristoTs are
erecting building the fist story OF which Is
to be foE schools. the second for religious wor-
ship; will not sefnc liberal soul give rs bell
JOHN B. WOOD, 1xasarer.
Lawrence Aryii II 1857.
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.HOMEoPATHY.

MISS E. CURTIS, Homeopathic Physi-
w clan, from Wisconsin, would respect
fully inform the ladies Of this city that she
is prepared to wait en- them and their chill
dren, at their call. Residence at Dir. David
Browns, West Lawrence. n3lf
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Man of Kansas.

A SECTIONAL MAP OF KANSAS. COM
"A piled from the field notes in the Surveyor
Generals Ofice. Showing every section SIS
surveyed to the present time. The most COM
p?te map ever published. Price ona dollar.
For sale wholesale and retail at No. l20 Main
Street. st Louis, by
Anil lS-tf JOHN HALSALL. & Co.
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CLAIMS FOR sALEi

CtEVERAL valuable Improved Prairie and
= Timber Claims, near Prairie City. for sale
cheap. Inquire of s. s. PROUTY,
AT Shores d McManus' Store, Prairie City.
anr1S 2t*
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Hogs Taken On.

1--WE HOGS, two black spotted ones and
Il three white ones, were found trespassiBg
on the premises Of the subscriber, ON the 20th
ult. The owner is desired to pay charges and
take them away, or they will be sold to pay
damages. j. s. GlNGERlSH,
April 25-2t.% 2miles south of Lawrence.
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Z. n. HkFEN8
o. II. cRAxDAu.
W. T. Miller & Co.,

DEALERs in Lumber, Lath, Shingles.
- Sash. Doors, Blinds. etc. Office q
Fourth street, near the Chicago and Hissis-
sippi R, r. Depot, Alton, Ill.
April 26, ls56.-lys
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A stock of fresh Seeds, consisting of Peas
IA and Beans. of best kinds by the bushel
or Peek and all kinds Of Garden Seeds, by the
Pound, Pint, or Dime, just received and for
sale by BuRNHAN & co.
Anil 25-SE.E
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Turner & sidway.

MANUFACTURES and xhslsss.s deal.
w ers in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, We
lises, Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Sad
dlery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings, Buffals
Robes, Whips, ,0yershoes, Fly-nets, Se Store
No. 10 Second street, Alton, H.
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osboas House.

DY G. OSBORNE. Teeu,nseh. E. T.. TTsr-
ID elers to. from, and ttraugh tbs place sro
inyissd 70 gre him . call.
April 4. ainz
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Potatoes. |. Fctatcesli

w ANTED by the subscriber 200 bushels
w 1ss quality Potatoes, FOR which 500
per bushel in cash viii be paid, If delivered
sooa. G. STEARNS.
Lawrence, April Il, 1857.
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T. L. Waules.

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing,
~ and Furnishing Goods, wholesale aud
retail. Corner Of Piasa and Sseoed streets.
Alton. III.
April 26. Ie56-Iy
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b. SLATER.

Commission & Forwarding & Merchant,
No. 81 LEvEE, CoENER OF VINE ST., ST. LOUIS.
n. BIO insure safe transit, mark packages
Care Is. Slater, st. Louis. Orders to purchase
any kind.of Merchandise viii have prompt at
tenion.
April 10. '5f. tt
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F. WENDT,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
Il CHANT and dealer in Foreign and Domes-
tic Liquors,
Nc. 8, L5vee, Alton, III.
Warehouse Immediately On Keokuk end Quin-
CIV Packets Landing. April 2S, 81. ly
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THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS

IS .FLEETWOOD'S LIFE OF CHRIST" ;"
i splendidly illustrated with Steel Fngravings,
and superbly bound in Turkey morocco, extra
gilt sides, and gilt edges. Every family in the
land should be provided with copy of this
work and as we afford the agent handsome
commission, any one can make remuneTatiye
business by selling it. We also hare this work
in less expensive bindings. For full descrip-
ticn together with our terms to agents, send fo-
our circular.
WENTWORTH & CO.. Publishers.
So Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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~ Copies of last weeks Herald
of Freedom, in wrappers, for sale at
the publication Office. for FIVE cents.
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PficeS GQffeQt.

LAWRENCE. April 25, 1857.
FLouR-Superfne, S. 25 z hundred.
WHEAT so p bushel.
CoRN-$i 40
Corn MEAL-$1 go
WHITE BEAss-s3 so to4 90 = bush.
PorAroEs-S3 50
SwEET-s4 90
GREEN APPLEs-S2@2 80
DRIED " So 90
CEACKERs-l5c. per. ID.
Fresh BurrER-30@35c. 2 b.
CHEEsE-20@ Csc
SALERATUs-l215c.
BRowS SUGAR-l625c.
WHITE -l6@20c q
RIcE-lO to 1870.
TEAs-75c. @$I 90
CoFFEE-l625 @20c.
BEEF-S@l2hc.
BAcoN-12159l 1896.
CoDFIsH-lOc.
MACKEREL-12@15c
ToBACco-30@50c /"
MANILA RoPE-25c. "
SoAP-l0 10 12c.
CASDLEs-S:ar, 35c.
az -Sterine, Csc.
TALLow-l2lac.
BEEswAx-20c.
CoTroN BATTING-20@25c."
IRoN-7@10c.
NAILs-7@l0c.
CAsTINGs-9c.
LoG CHAN-l7@12Xc.
SrovE PPE-l625c.
SAD IEoNs-lO@i21ac. Z"
hIDEs-Green, Sc. dry, l2@I5c. p d.
SALT-f9 sack of 200 fbs., S. 90.
AxEs-Sew England pattern, 81 81.
SAws-Cross cut, p foot, 1881 90.
Ok Bows-P piece. 25c.
Soeks-P pair, Soc; in large demand.
Boors-s;ogies, p pair. S3@3 IS.
Fine, q 50 75@4 so.
Calf, 81 5O@5 50.
SnEETINGs-Brovn, p yard, l0@I5c.
Bleached, Z" l2ls@2Oc.
PRISrs-p yard, 6@l5e.
DELASEs- 25650c.
otL-Linseed, 2 gal, 81 so.
Lard, 81 25@l so.
Fish. i" 81 SO.
BuRSIse Pump gal, 81 25.
MoLAssEs- 81 10.
SYRUP 81 30@l 80.
WooD-Hard, y cord So 90.
CoAL-S;one, p bushel, 30c.
SADpLEs-$1@30.
HARSEss-Per set, Sl6@50.
GLASS by 10 per fifty feet, 50 90.
10 by Is So 25.
10 by IA So 81.
LuNBER-Per thousand, S30@40.
SHISGLEs-per thousand IS 50@S6.
WORK OxES-S759 9Sl25
Cows--S20Gs35
HORSES AND MULEs-s50a150
Hoes on FEEr-per 100 lbs. 50.
SHEEP-S2Gs3.
LUMBER WAGoSs--sl00Gs12S
OK YoKes, Bows AND RIHGs-s3as5.
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MARRIED.

In this place, April I'd, by Kew. Mr.. Mute.
GILEs SMITH TO Miss ELLEN Esther MARTIs,
both of Lawrence.
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C. G. MauzY.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in eysEy
w variety ana style Of fashionable Furai-
ture, Sofas Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries.
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs.
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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Topping, Brothers.

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols.
Gun Trimmings. DC. Also, Dealers in Iron
andStecl. Blacksmiths' Tools, Spring and
axels, Second street, Alton, LII.
Alton, ILL.,, Nov. 8, 1856. Iys2-l6
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ALTON Ban

ALTON, LLIyo1s.
Capital $3.50, 900.
(NoLLECTIoNS made, and exchange ses
~ sale On al the principal cities IN tAs
Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day
Of payment. z. MARSH, President
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H., Nov. 8, 1856. LIE
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To Invalids.

To Invalias.
GloRE-STARCH. Tspioca, Arrow Roo.
" aad Rias, f1 sale a the .LsSFeEes fTo-
-:sion Dsp,os. opposite Ike Fost ohee
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Potatoes (! Oats /!

1OO BUSHELS Oats expected daily, by the
lUU subscriber. Also. ON hand to day. %
bushels prime Potatoes, for sale cheap for the
times. q. STEAkNS.
April o5-tf. Opposite Duncan's.
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Nenee

rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Land Office as
L Lecompson viii open on the 10th inst, for
the purpose of proving pre-empuons IN the
following Townships sz5ss sss 5z
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b a. Carpenter & Co.

WHOLESALE GRoCERS, Dealer. "A
w choice liquors. wooden war;, DC. sters
at No 26 Second street, Alton. Illinois.
Nev. 9, 1856. lys
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s. B. Cats,

nEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses
IL and Shoe Makers Finding, Plssters'
Hair, DC. Store on Second street, Alton, III.
Nov. 8, 1856. lys
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LINE g. ME1cALF. yAsEs II. HIBBARD
METCALF & HIBBARD.

W7HOLESALE and Retail dealers in School
w and Miscellaneous BOOKS; Blank
Books Stationary, w all Paper, Window Shades,
Fancy and Variety Goods. South side Third
Street, Alton, Illinois.
arr12 1YE
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~Mr. Dole has lost his oxen.
See his advertisement.
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Topping, Brothers,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE.
agricultural instruments, DC. Store between
Levee and Second streets, Alton, III.
Nov 8, 1856. lys c.
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A. DANFORD, II. D.,
Seeds! Seeds !

SUGAR MOUND, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS
April 25-Sw.=
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n. rERRrIL. E.L. BEzrHovD.

THIS house is now open for the aocommc-
L dation of the travelling public. Ii is IN
dergoing thorough repairs with large additions.
1t is located on Shawnee St.. few rods west OF
the Planters House on high ground, and the
most healthy and pleasant location in the city.
The public are respectfully invited to call, the
proprietors pledginy every comfort usually
found in @ western hotel.
c. W. FERRELL. & Co.. Proprietors.
Leavenworth city, K. T., April IL. 1857. If
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Fruit Trees

SN varieties Apple grated,
OO - Pear -
5 q Peach,
All fresh from the Nursery, and Tor sale at No
29 Massachusett street.
April 25-tf. c. & w. 3. HORNSBY.
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PL ANT RS HOT E Z
Leave-worth Civ. x. u.

THIS House is ~ feet front, on Main Street
i by 10 feet front on Shawnee. The build
ing is of brick four stories high and is furnish
ed in the most comfortable manner. Travellers
and the Public generally are respectfully inyi-
ted to call and see Us.
M'CARTY e. M'MEEKIN, Proprietors.
April 1S. '51. #
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EY J. adams. A. C. SWIFT. +. @. ADAMS
hdonnc C1uift q "a

DANKEKS, and REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
y Leavenworth City, Kansas. Exchange
and Land Warrants bought and sold; Money
received on Deposit; Real Estate bought and
sold on Commission; Lands located by War
rants or Money in all parts of the Territory.
aprlS IF
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Siam saw-rnill for Sale.

St=am Saw-mill for Sale.
THE undersigned offer for sale their mill at
J. Benicia, On the river. miles West of Law
renee, and 2H miles East Of Lecompton.-
Terms very moderate.
,, JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
April II. IF
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nney heed i.
n. and they
on to ceme
E0o' neigh.
q food than
tssouri can.
ur hope is
ates. Hi.
gan. Wis.
their sup.
out their
i houses at
Quindairo
8e' are ready
among the
Kansas Be-
4 Freedom
his food to
ers.
marty.
NEkA.
Ia, 1857.
Gle in the
Caution
ests, " and
TALL. will in
attention Of
ment. and
be viewed
c:h. that the
Ignorant of
He says in
was survey.
were
/ built upon
ter had been
ion, especi.
have known
Irveyed, nor
til the past
s wer e'don-
upon them,
town being
Is that wee
Pon streets
rIoD- and o.
building a
and sought
! whole pro-
he winter Of
sociates, in
A"S Pic'
rOceeded to
ke a plan of
have since
+ y. this same
! the Associ-
! bogus char
fcogn:seda as
rs. claiming
hder its old
cord OF his
! a Commit.
tte the case.
md that he
fnd no meet
fbeen called,
! I'd. when in
e members,
Ewas objected
They then
p a meeting,
! Ecretary. aud
Egal manner,
@tion." MIR.
! very clearly
a bogus As
wledginS his
|till Lolding
ht those "ofi-
peaks, as bs-
hg shares of
Ee a right SO
ian find pur-
Is OF Mr. W..
Fe willing to
|on such pro-
TO do so."
undertaken to
Pre he was on
aiiiornia. las
|t to dog he
J throw some
} production,
ktrued but to
on the scorc
|ents" now in
IS. succeed in
IN the Legal
Loped he will
.tion to carry
lested, unless
{" should re.
Caution"
Committee
of Palmyra
Town
Association.
:. KAssAs,l
2, 1857. {
lr Editorial
in the Neosho
coming to .
: having been
f pro-sla
night mislead
ne wrong I'M
/, laid out by
men, some 80
.rred to called
IN the part OF
Ition, ask'you
sue, the prop
ticle viii cast
mt Free State
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Alton Hon Sc.
Samuel Suruance.
Whipple & TannslI.

yxTHoLESALE and Retail Dealers In DEY
w GOODS, B00TSand SHOES and Ready
MADE CLOTHING, &c. Store corner q
Stata and Third-strs., Alton, III.
ApriI 2S. ,5s.-1yS
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Hides Wanted.

NTAETED from one TO two hrndroi iHdes
before the lossl of April, fo- which cash
VII Be ps<1, fse cents pa its 3oE gySsn and
seH ce.ks fcE STy rA10E 4 EASTER.
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Allen, Geo K3 Jackson, Harry
Allen, II q 2 Kimball, Melville
Alder; CoFad B Kimball, Richard Fl
Alden, Wm2 kinnear. j G.
Brady. Lawrence, Lewis. Il
Bair, john Morris. Thomas A s
Brown. G. G. Morris, Il I 9
Cowley, Augst's r ? Morris, Mahton 7
Colt, Daniel Morris, John 9
Crandali, Archibald Morse, Geo H 2
Dunn, John II 3 Perry, Simeon 2
Fast, Haly Potter, Solomon
Falls, William Paterson, Curtis
Fulkerson, AIRS Adalepa,ridge, Ezra S
Frakcr, Marion 2 Sanders, Joseph z
Far. Saml j b Sanders. Joseph
Goodman, Mrs Ellen Tater, Cyrus y
Goodman, j I Werfer, Wm D
Hendrix, jackson 2 Whirner John
Hunting, Mary O Wirner, JoLn
Houstos, S D Woodbury., Benz Q
Hughes. Mr Warren, Hardy
John. Pende-es Waitman, James
SAMUEL GEER, PoEtslssses,
Osaws1ctnie. z 7
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T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
LPost Office at Osawa;Oanie, April lst,
1857. X. T., which if net taken ont in three
months, will be sent to the General Post
OtEea e. dead fat.ora
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D. c. Martin & Co.,

NJHnLEsALE DRUGGISTS, No. ss Sea-
w ond street, Alton, I'D. Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, etc, etc.
April 26. lS56.-Ivs
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Being rs Townships, q large portion Of which
are fractional.
Fractional. ELY MOORE.
Land Office, Lecompson, April Is, '57-tf.
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P. .. PLUMB. LEIGH k'cLgse.
Plumb & HcCinng,
DrAT. YSTATE AGENTS. E.rHa~ss
shoesl Shoes Shoes!

4 q excellent assortment of Mems steaf,
IA thick Brogans, and Ladies Boots. Shees,
and Siippers-various patterns. Also Call
Gren's Boots and Shoes, just received e
No. 80 Mass. st. -
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Tlour! Hozyt

4 m Sacks frst quality Flour Just rsossvsd
AOV and Tor sale at q less price than =
viii eest In LssFsn1ort5, sifk The shzalszss
IzvTsoce. Feb. 9s O. sIEAkks
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10 Surveyors and Civil Eaginss5.

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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
Seeding Machines.

and now offer the territory of tho United States
(excepting the States of Illinois and Missouri,
and few counties in other States, which have
been already sold for sale upon favorable terms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES or STATES. This
improvement was patcn ted on the Goth OF July,
1906, and has been in the market out u short
time. II Is decidedly superior to all other Ma
CHIMES Tor sowing broadcast, small grain, grass
seeds, guano, plaster limo, &C., &c. particular
~ the large machines, which are operated BY
one hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages o.
yer other sewers is in the Metal Agitators which
readily pass through the grain in the hoppers,
and without friction. This machine is simple
IN It's construction, and readily adapted to The
different quantities and kinds of seeds. desired
10 be sownj is easily manua ctured b y the most
ordinary mechanics and not liable TO get out OF
working order. #Eft.e
Persons in this vicinity desiring to purchase
rights, would do well, to "put in" soon, as our
agents viii shorty start ont TO visit the larger
towns and cities inthe different States. "I0 /
NOW is THE CHANCE, GENTLEMEN, If
you want to make money easily. There is no
use IN being poor all your lives, ifyou will only
get up your spunk" and purchase rights for
tins valuable improvement. 1t recommend it.
sell, and can be sold by any person and in every
section. ;t
sower may be neen in oper alton by calling
at Rogers & Fogle's Store, in Morgantown
Feb. IL lS57-tf. 3
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
Zxrsas AGaixs.

Some ten dsys ego it was stated in
accounts froth Kdbsss that certain w.
r. Sher,ard. who. had been appointed
Shetif Of Douglass Co.. by the Legs.
latufe was refused commission by Gov.
Geary. on account of his charsc,en-
Our qoondsm citizen Benz. C. Brooke,
upon the authority of a gentleman from
Virginia. stated thst Sherrsrd had abus.
ed and abandoned his Acknowledgement
Sherrard challenged Brooke to mortal
combat--the latter refused to fight him,
because he was ''no gentlemsn"-Sh er.
rard then posted Brooke as coward
and the matter rested for the time be-
ing. But the sequel follows. This is
probably the same Sherrard who fgur-
ed here SO disreputably some three or
four years ago. 5U Wfae.a ,ee, ,,ss
ST. Louis. Feb. 25l THE Jefferson
city correspondent of the Democrat
learns by a passenger from Kansas To.
night that difficulty between Geary
and Sherrod. growing out of refusal of
the former to appoint the latter Sheriff
as dssi'ed6y the Legislature, hada ia.
tai termination. Sherrod a,owed his
purpose OF killing Geary, and meeting
tho Governor in the street spitin hisiace
Geary did not resent 1t, but his friends
got up an Indignation meeting ont hurs-
day the 10Th. Sheriff Jones, Sherrod
and others attempted To interrupt the
meeting. and in the affray She,rod shot
Mr.: Sheppard one of Geary's friends,
and wounded two others. Mr. Jones
(the Governors Secretary shot Sherrod
through the head, killing him instantly.
Great excitement prevailed at Lecomp-
c3liA general fight was anticipated
that night. Geary's residence was
guarded by the, United States troops.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-28
A NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS,

FNllE LIFE and TIMES of ALEXAN-
IL DER HAMILTON; by Samuel M.
Smucker. a. NJ, author of the Life and
Reign OF Nicholas |, of Russia &C. sc.
This IS the only complete and reliable BIZ.
ography of this GREAT MAN. He was Tho M
innate personal FRIEND OF WASHINGTON, and
by many considered his equal.
This work includes history Of the times
and men OF the Revolution, and many iuci.
denis not heretofore gwen in history 1t
has all the charms Of romance, although
prepared from The most relia bic and auhen
tic sources, and should be 10 the hands of
every American whoreveres The great and
good men OF our Revolu,ioli.y a sketch of
BBRR is also given, ard an account Of his
miserable end. 81
Agents wanttd in every part Of the Unit.
ed States, for this aud other valuable works,
to whom the largest commissions will be
pad. Copies sent. by mail on receipt Of the
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No. as North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
January "a 1886. nan lsS-3u
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION d

VIRGINIA, sat- Rules held in the CIork,s
Oiice of the Circuit Court of Monoufalia county /,
on the first Monday in February, 1857: INV Il
Lucinda r. eastman, Complainant, Is. 81, "a.
Daniel Klkhart ct al, Defendants: I'd.
ui, M CIiANCERY upoa an amended bill. .
NM HEREAS, since. tho filing OF tho original
!. w BIZ in this cause, the Land therein M M
cd ct which the Plaintiff seeks dover, has been
sold under and by virtue, ola certain Decd of
Trust, executed by Squire Cushman.in his Me-
t'mc, and before his intcrmarriagol viii Com
plainant, TO secure certain deht,to Matthew
Gay, Esq, leaving nothing to assign dover in,
but The residue OF the sale Of said ldnd
The object of this amended Bill is to assign
TO complainant dover H. slid proceeds in IIieu
OF said Lands. and IL appearing by ah afgidav;,
filed IN this cause, that the Defendants, Daniel
Kirkland and !teIecca his wife, late Rcbeeca
Cushnan, and Jackson Cushinan, are mot resi-.
dents OF this State is ordered that they d.
appear here within one month after due publlca-
ton OF his order, and do what is NECESSARY to
protect their interest in this cause ,Nhi LIN
Copy, Teste,
MARSHALL.M NJ, DENT, elk.
(Keck & Barbour, p!Q) 's 81 6t.t'
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