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sai have found them to give general satisfaction,
18th A. @ quality and operation. The hrm Of {. b
Yus i Co. ARE now prepared to furnish tke trade
y Ii any description OF these desirable stoves.
CHAS d. YALE.
az 2a-1n 100 Main street.
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L'ALL, lS57.-The undersigned takes
Il great pleasure in informing his friends aud the
public in general. that he is now receiving his stock
Of FALL GOODS consisting Of the most wonderful
assortment of
TRIMMINGS FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS
ever brought to this market The infinite variety of
elegant goods kept in his store deflng all powers of
description he respectfully invites bis customers to
personal inspection ). HlRSH,
Trimmings and Fancy Store 100 Broad street.
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4 'hhE Il l. iNUko, ~ AIN UOODO, az
1857 FALL! 1857
RICHARDSON co.
are prepared to exhibit this season at their r, CIT
the largest and most varied assortment as to quality
and price of goods in their line that they have ever
had and which they feel satisfied will rarely be
In any house. Importing direct from the mann
lecturers large portion Of their goods, and carefully
are IA likely to get the fun vnre If their money
from them AZ any where else in the United States.
~ In GA Ed they r 9!,er ,o,.
DO. Tapestry, Snprr. do.
Super snlio BT" ;eE:,. Gpginmon de-
complete fsS aspGTiocnt of RuGs G66R MATS
'G f6eia sdek Of fcjSSTTAfN% i r. ih is IN OK
ceedinCly handsome one and embraces all dcscrir-
MINGS, &C.
FLOOR OH CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS. &c
sive supply thHu they have heretofore done Of WIN
DOW 81 ADBS and their fiSturo-.
RICH ARDSUN b co, ~ Main Ut.
NJ. They will hare CARPETS. CURTAINS, WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS N'rE 70 oRpra.
go Emit
FALL OPENING of
Il GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
We are now ready to show those beautiful Side
Bands Clarendon Suits
Baaket Cashmere Frocks and Business Sacks
PcIesier Counter Coats. something new. and of
very beautiful style, the fashionable Coat OF
the season.
ALSO,
Handsome lot of Side Band Cissimse Pauts
Large lot of Fall, heriSo and SIX SH He.t,, at
SEA los corner Pearl and Main streets.
NOTICE.-HgRB DoCToR JOHN ME-
~ YER begs leave to announce to his patients, md
the public generally, that he removed his Office to
the northwest corner OF Franklin and Governor
strccts.
Ulcers. ,Eruptions of the Skin, Rheumatism, &c,
&c, cured in the shutest space Of time His Medt-
cines are manufactured by himself, and of purely
rr-efnhIc nature,
T. B-The unfortunate are speedily and perma-
nently cured. sc III
MACKEREI., GIBRED AND CUT IIrR-
100 bbIs No 5, Medium and Small MACKEREL
go ,Oo0 Sawed LATHs
1900 bbls, James River Hydraulic CEMENT
500 bbls. Roscndale CEMEsT assorted brands
400 bbls No Calcined PLASTER
lOa0 bbls. Rockland LINE
IVO tons Lump PLASTER
1880 4 Tobacco BOXES
sol cases Preserved LOBSTERS, fresh
200 bbls tiibbet HEARINGS
hay, RYE STRAW, &C. for sale by
BRIDGFORD co,
On the Dock.
HH-storage room can be had for 3oOoo bushels OF
wheat. Sc b. W
DUPTURES RADICALLY CURED.-DR.
IL SHUMAN'S TRUSS FOR THE RADICAL
CURE OF RUPTURE.-We have now on hand a flne
assortment of those Justly celebrated Instruments
which have produced numerous cures among well
known citizens OF Richmond, TO whom we VIII most
cheerfully refer. The Truss il all that IL ~ repre-
sented and persons Who laboring nnder TINS
formidable disease, aud who really wish to be cured
have now an opportunity OF doing SO, ana are re-
sted To call and exRmne the instrument LOT then-
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n mAnnrN mlInIr0nIp aAn ~
I,nE SOUTHERN HOUSE IL PHILA.

L. DELpHtA, No. 1928 md sS2I Chestnut street,
below the United stats Mint. IA row prepared 10
immediate strangers and citizens With single and
lotlbe Teoms, fIUn sever, 10 ten dollars per week
sch person. end one fifty per day The best s,ten-
tion rendered to inyalids
The ie, its Of this house have been we'll tested for
he past Fix Years and We are able tn say il has
iiway- proved a most comfortable home for the
STRANGER II is conducted By a lady from Virginia.
"a it-ft A BDAkDER.
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Rflf1E
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS

For nearly six years have been supplying NJ
patrons prime pail! with the stoves manufactured b
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM OF s. ACR!S OF LAND, NEAR TIL
BROOKE PLANK ROAD, ADJol Nc ~
LANDS OF JOHN Is. CRENSHAW AND OTHERS,
IN THE COUNTY OF HENklCU.-ln execution -
the Provisions Of Deed of Trust dated the 18th day
of January 1875 from Luther Il Kcins to re as frus
cured | shall proceed tn sell at public auction, on tn
premises. on TUESDAY, the 22G day Of September,
1877, at ~ o'clock Z. NJ, Of fair; II not the DeA
fair dav } the above very valuable Farm, on which
there is a comfortable dwelling house besides con-
house. barns stables and other necessary outhous's
now cccupied by the SAID Luther H. Rcins ADJOINING
the lands of Mr.. John NJ. Ladd, Mrs. Dr. ChanIb,r
aynn and osiIers. The place Is well known that
further description is deemed useless.
rgRMs-Nery liberal, TO be made known on the daI
of s,le. W; G0DDlN, Trustee
s!,fa nv GoDDTx 4 APpYRsnN Ancfs So "
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DUPTURES RADICALLY CuREp.-DR.

IL MANS TRUSS FOR THE RADICAL
CURE OF RUPTURE.-We have now on hand a me
assortment of those Justly celebrated Instruments
which have produced numerous cures among well
known citizens OF Richmond, TO whom We will most
cheerfuy refer The Truss il ali that IL il repre-
sented to be- and persons who labong nnder TINS
formidable disease aud who really wish to be cured
have now an opportunity OF doing So ana are re-
naested To call and examine the instrument Tor them
saIyea Any one at n distance can obtain all neees-
..sy inform alton by addressing
JACKSON 4 co, No. ~ Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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G0DDIS & APPERSON.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE. ON CHURCH HILL-Mrs. Van Lewis
Garden, the most desirable square on Church Hill.
beautifully situated on the brow OF the hill opposite
Mr. LottIn y. klletts. and fronting Grace and
Broad streets will be sold in lots suit purchasers
Those wishing to build, could not fl nd a beaut
full location, one better disposed by nature. to
pay any outlay of taste money. Apply to
Jy l3-ts Mas. ELIZA J.. VAN LEW.
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Gay~G GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Oific'
and residence No 81 on Main, between 8th and 9il
strs~'ts Richmond Va my T0-ly
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ENTlRE NEW STOCK OF DRY
IL GOODS-l93 BROAD SIT. MILIIIISER d
BRO. will reopen on MONDAY, Sept. l4th, with III
entire new stock of Fall Goods comprising every
tce usually kept az rst-cla.s Dry Goods store. to
which we call the attention of our friends and the
public generally, soliciting an examination OF our
stock and satisfy themselves in regard 20 our low
prices. J. MILLIlrEk Il BRO
\. b. COuHtry Merchants, Milliners and sshers
who buy to sell again, will do well to look al our
goods and prices. "a
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH, sound and

L healthy, and perfumed breath, can he obtained
by using DoWDEN's DENTAL FLUiD-rec9ni-
mended by Drs. Pleasauts, Hudson, Mcconnell, &c,
Richmond. and Dentists aud PLY sicians every
where. For saeby 0EO. DoWDEN, Druggist,
~ b 9TH and Broad sts
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GzlP FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Evcry per
son using SCALES should only Use the best, which
can always be had of Fairbanks agents,
MESsRS CLARkSpN. ANDERSON & CO.
SO Pm No. 100 Main street Richmond. Va.
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TO MERCHAhTS.-We invite the at
l. tcu,ion Of merchants, now visiting the city, 20
much the large aud most desirable stock OF ktsdy
Made Clothing Ne have ever had Manufactured VIA
direct reference To their wants which We offer upon IS
liberal terms AZ those of any house In the Union
Wholesale and retail departments distinct. nistsh
.erond floOrs KEEN BALDWIN co,
sIS IO2 Main street.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
Inn. C. nonrlas.

A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR At
Ia Law, Collecting, Land and General
Agent. Lesvenworth City, Kansas Territory
Having opened an Office in Kansas. vii
attend to sll PROFESSIONAL BrszEz8 sntrusted
to my care.
win attend to The prosecution Il land
claims, eeatsstsd srs-snptisa eases, ahd Al
claims eeeiasf tie General GoseyaEsezt.
Win attend to procuring Poy, ,Beessy Lsee.
sRd tsasiess fbr Sstd;eFs. sasir Ws2s<s sad
HiSs.
win lceate Land Warrants.
viii bry and sell Land Warrants.
III secure and collect Clains.
win buy and sell Claims.
VIII investigate titles to land and city
property.
win buy and sell lands on commission.
VIII make safe investments Of money.
VIII buy and sell city aad town lots.
RxFBaEEcss.
Bis Excellsney Juo. ". GsAry, Gov. Kan.
sss Territory.
DR. CAas. Robinson, lawrence. Z. T.
sampson + Campbell. Land Agents. Law
renee. Z. T. s
Judge s. n. Lait., Leavenvorth. &. T.
Simmons > Lead6easer, ST. Louis. No. !.
Ketehum Headington. Esqs,. Cincinnati
Hon. Samuel Galloway, colusabus. o. Il
Theodore D. Roolsey. LID. president
Of Yale College.
Hon. joel Parker. II. D. Hon. Thecphi'
lus Parsons. LID. Hon. Emory Washbpfn
Il. d, Cambridge Law School. Cambridge
| Mass
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24

Resolved, That the Secretary furnish
our Senators and Representatives with
a copy of these resolutions and that
al papers in the State favorable to in
ternal Improvements be requested to
publish them.
After reading the above resolutions,
the inesting was addressed in q forei-
bic and practical manner BY William
McNeai Clough, Esq, of Parkville.
On motion the resolutions we're un-
animously adopted, when the citizens
generallysigned written pledges to take
stock according to the second resolu-
tion. and manifested much interest for
the road. The meeting then adjourn
ed. ISAAC WOOD, Can.
CALyrN SMITH, Sec.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
eomMppieatioQs.
Railroad Meeting at smithville. Mo.

Railroad Meeting at Snithville. Mo.
In pursuance to previous notice a
meeting was held at Smithyille, Mo-,
on the 81 inst, to consider the pro-
priety of building railroad fromPark-
vile to the Iowa line and Burlington,
intersecting with the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad. The meeting organ
lied by calling Isaac Wood, Esq, to
the chair, ,and appointingCalvin Smith,
Esq. Secretary. The Chairman stated
the object of the meeting to be the con-
sideration and adoption of the most
practicable means of building q rail.
road from Parkville to the Hannibal
and St. Joseph railroad and its exten-
sion to the State line of Iowa.
On motion,a committee to draft res.
olutions was appointed by the Chair.
man, viz - L. /. Wood. Preston A
Kers, /. M. Wilkerson, Stephen III
Duncan, and Leonard q. Prunty.
When theCommittee retired, George
s. Park, of Parkville, addressed the
meeting, and explained the advantage:
of the road and the importance of it;
immediate commencement and early
completion.
The committee returned and report
ed the following -
We, the citizens of Smithville, and
surrounding country, in mass meeting
assembled.
Resolpsd, That our Senators and
Representatives, at Jefferson, from the
Counties of Platte, Clay, Clinton, and
the counties in the Grand river coun,
try. he requested to use every effort tc
obtain liberal charter as soon as pos
sible for a railroad from ParkVille, or
the Missouri river, there connecting
with the Kansas Valley railroad a
Quindaro opposite. and connecting
with the Pacific railroad by the way o
the Platte County railroad. and run
ming from Parkville through Clinton
County to the Hannibal and st, JOSEPH
railroad, with a capital of one million
of dollars /; and further granting ths
privilege of extending said road tc
the Iowa State line. in the direction
| of Burlington, and increasing the cap
ital to four millions of dollars.
Resolyea, That we take in stocl
50, so per acre for all lands within on
mile each side of the railroad, with ;
gradaiion down to so cents per mile
as ws recede from the road. We fur
ther recommend ell persons to TAX
| stock in the road over and above th'
assessment, as their patriotism ma!
influence them.
Resolped, That the Legislature b
/ requested to loan the credit of tn
State to the amount OF FIVE hundred
Thousand dollars to construct the rail
road from Parkville to the Hannibal ant
St. Joseph railroad, and that furthe
loan of ten Thousand dollars per mill
be granted for the extension thence t.
the Iowa line.
Resolved. That the Legislature b
requested TO memoralize Congress fol
q donation of land to aid in the con
struction of said railroad. and that on
Senators and Representatives, IN Con
gress be requested to use their sxer
lions to get said grant Of lands to CON
igtruct said railroad.
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simnson MeCsulsy.

GONMIS SSIoN AND FORWARDING
~ Merchants, Qnindare, Kansas.
" Persons forwarding goods to as VIII
please ship them to the care Of Messrs. Sim
mons and Leaobeater, St. Louis.
The site now occupied by Qulndaro has
for long time attracted the attention Of IN
teiiigent travellers and business men. Here
tofoTe it has been Ia the possession Of those
who had no power to sell It. This bar to
capital and enterprise Is at length removed.
and Quindaro viii soon becosns the Com
inercial Metropolis Of the Far West
Persons sending merchandise 10 Kansas,
viii do well to ship il to this place, for the
following reasons:
Quindaro is the only point in Kansas near
the junction Of the Missouri and kaw rivers.
which permanently accessible to steam
boats. The channel Of the Missouri In Front
Of the town is very deep and narrow. The
river itself ploughs over solid ledge which
affords no foothoid for sand bar. The
Levee Is mile and quarter IN extent. eve
~ foot Of which. even when the river is at
its lowest stage, is accessible to STEAMBOATS,
Of the heaviest draught.
At this point the Missouri flows between
two rocky bluffs. which furnish barrier to
the migratory character OF the river. II can
never change its channel.
From its situation, Quindare viii receive
and control the whole trade Of the Kansas
Valley and Of the country south Of the Kan
sas. as far IS Texas. -..r
ouindaro is but thirty miles from Law
renee; road between the two places. viii
the necessary bridges. is already under een-
tract. In addition to this means Of eommu-
nieatioa, two boats viii ply regularly be.
tween Quindaro and Lawrence.
The proprietors are pledged to expend IN
Quindaro all moneys arising from the sale q
| shares. Twenty thousand dollars have al.
ready been set apart for grading streets. a
| steam mill of one hundred and twenty horse
power has been purchased and win soon bs
in operation. A large Hotel is also in pro
cess Of construction
Simpson and MeCauley. having made
preparations to erect eommodious ware
house. in season for the spring trade, solicit
the attention Of shippers.
/ Quindsro, Jan. "a le5T.-f
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New Goods.

TINE subscriber has purchased the stock
i of Goods of Messrs. g. W. w. dutch
inson 4 Co., and rented the store heretofore
occupied by them. where he is now receiving
large and carefully selected stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Hardware. Crockery and Glassware, Hats
and Caps, Leather, Window Sash, Doors,
Glass. Nails, Iron, Cement, Plaster, Plaster
ing Hair, etc.
Special attention is invited 10 our very
extensive stock of Groceries, consisting in
part of the following articles:
Is sacks coffee;
! 45 bbls coffee sugar;
hbds n. O. sugar;
s bbls. Maekerel; ,.-.e
$500 lbs. Cod Fish;
2000lbs. W R. Cheese;
300 sacks table salt:
100 's @. A. salt;
1900 sacks extra s. F. Flour;
| 25 boxes Star Candles;
80 soap;
Is bbls Molasses;
Together with large assortment Of
Teas, Tobacco, etc, etc, which are offered
for sale at fair prices, for aash. Those wish.
ing to purchase are respectfully invited tC
call and examine our stock. j. BLOOD.
Lawrence, January "a, 1S57.-f
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24

bic. Those who desire to donate to
Kansas settlers, for trial, specimens
of their implements, can forward them
directed as in the case of seeds, de-,
and they will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Labor for Meebaa;es and ctksrs.-It
is proposed to open in Lawrence . free
intelligence effice, to furnish those
who are out of employment with In
formation where they can obtain it.
Land Caims. - Information will
also be given as to the best locations
for settlers, and every facility fur
nished in order to the obtaining of
good situations. Full information on
this subject will be found in the Re-
port of President Hyatt on his return
from the Territory.
Protection Fund Scrip. During
the troubles in Kansas when funds
were short and food and other things
were necessary to sustain those who
were engaged in the defence the peo-
pie, committee was appointed who
issued Scrip to the amount of $685.
858 SIS. By donations furnished
through Gov. Robinson and others,
SIC, 900 has been redeemed, and 3d.
69S 80 get remains anredeensed. A
portion of this amount is held by citi-
zens of Kansas who have nothing else
for their property, which they gave to
supply the wants of their fellow eiti-
zens, in the times of trouble; by the
redemption of this scrip many who
are in a suffering condition will be
relieved, and at the same time an act
of Justice be performed. This subject
will be presented to the National
Committee at their meeting. so that
some plan can be adopted for its re-
demption.
EmigYutioa.-To persons who de-
sire to become citizens of Kansas we
would say that arrangements are being
made with the various railroads and
steamboats,, by which emigrants will
be enabled. to reach Kansas at reduced
rates of fare. information in regard
to this matter will be published a:
soon as the arrangements are fully
eonsummated. We have received in.
quiries from several families who de-
sire to go the Overland route with their
teams and cattle. ALI snch are in
formed that train will leave Eoun
Pleasant. Iowa. the beginning of May
next. and those who wish to go witt
that train are requested to write tt
the undersigned before the middle o
April, directed to No. IL Marine Bani
Building. Chicago. 1t is not deemed
prudent to start before that time, a.
previous to that time there is no Ger
tainty of being able to obtain goot
grass for the cattle.
Concluding Remarks.-It will b,
perceived that it is our desire to fur
nish aid to the Industrious of al
classes, and to provide every facilit1
in order to aid the mental, moral ant
physical improvement of the settler
in Kansas. Through the wise an,
efficient policy adopted by Gov. Geary
that harassed people now enjoy peace
and that beautiful country is open fo
settlement, and invites the oecupanc,
of thousands who now live in tn
older States. As friends of freedom
and philanthropists, we appeal to yo
to furnish the means to better thei
condition, and at the same time t
perpetuate free institutions for you
own homes and country, and we trus
we shall not appeal in vain.
w. T. N. Army.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
Attention.

By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be observed that F. a
HuSr, Esq. has opened Land Agen.
cy Office in this city. His intimate
acquaintance with the West, having
been located for. several years in ST
Louis. and his business habits. well
qualify him for the position he has
assumed. Owners of city property.
either in Lawrence or other new towns
in Kansas. viii consult thsiE interest
by placing their business in his hands
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Agent Kansas National Committee.
has taken over loco articles. for
which he refuses to give vouchers.
The balance of the goods have been
distributed at Lawrence to the people
from all parts of Kansas, and We hold
their receipts for the same.
Several boxes have passed through
our hands consigned to private indi-
viduals, for which we hold their re-
ceipts.
We have purchased and distributed
about seven thousand and six hun.
dred dollars worth of four and gro
ceries.
We have sold from the Committee
Rooms goods to the amount of s76 30
These goods were sold only to persons
of limited means, and at about two.
thirds their real value.
The total expense at Committee
Rooms in receiving and disbursing
the goods is 1882 Al, room rent not
included.
The rooms were opened about The
first of October, 1856, and since that
time we have relieved hundreds of deS.
titutc families in Kansas.
We have agents in every settle
ment in the Territory. whose duty il
is to receive and disburse the above
funds in their localities.
They report that much suffering still
exists, and we have not yet means to
relieve them. A. CURTIsS,
Ags1at Kansas Csntrol Committee.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
MARRIED.

At the house of z. A. Landon, near Blue
Mound, on December 25th, by the Rev. Mr..
Downey, T. B. SMITH to Miss SAnAH AsS
GREENWOOD, both of Blne Mound.
In Manhattan, Kansas, by the Rev. c. E.
Blood, Mr.. r. H. KEATING, formerly of Indi-
ana, to Miss CHARLOTTE NoRi on, late of Low
oil, Mass.
"a Accompanying the above netice was q
GoIn DOLLAR to the printer, for which the
parties have our grateful thanks, with the wish
that their .'days may be long in the land, ," and
that the next generation may have occasion to
praise them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-01-24
Maps OF Kansas.

Our maps of Kansas haze arrived,
and have been mailed to those who
have ordered them. or who were enti.
tied to receive them for getting up
clubs. Each person sending us ter
subscribers for one year. to one pos
Office. accompanied by SIS. shall re
ceive a poeket map of Kansas By ne
turn mail. Others wishing them ca.
be accommodated with as many ..
they desire At so cents copy.
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Land Agency and Land oaea.

E1DwAKD HOO OGLAND, Attorney and
"a Counsellor ct Law and United States
Comnissicnsr, Tecsmseh, X. 7.
Pre-emption business and contested claims
attended 70. Money to loan TO prs-enYtors,
Shares and Lets IN all parts Of the Territory
bought and sold. Invsstments msde for cap
italists, and 20 per cent. satisfactorily grzran-
seed.
RETEsEsoxs:-Vis Ezcsy John ". Geary
Lecompton, <. T.: Hon. John AcKean, q 8.
Dist. Atty, Il. 7. City; Hon. w. a. II.
Vaughan. and Thomas N. stinson, ESQ.,. Ts-
cnmssh, Z. T. lJan. sz-a.
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Town Site Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to owners Of city
N lots in Lawrence, Kansas, that it Is neces-
sary that their evidences Of title, connecting
back to the deeds from the Trustees to the
original shareholders, should be Immediately
placed in the hands of the Register Of Deeds OF
said town, in order that the necessary affida-
Wits may be fled IN the Land Office, and also,
that titles may issue dieectly to those who shall
be the real owners when the title shall be OBJ
tanned from the Department.
Be sure that the original deeds from the
Trustees, and eli transfers since made, be han
ded in, as the titles viii issue to those who ap-
near to be the owners.
By order Of the Trustees.
E. D. LADD, Ressssr of Deeds.
Ifscnt by mail, the fec forr< Ag, Is cents
per hundred words, in postage Namps, mus;
accompany the deed.
Lawrence, Dec q, 1856.
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No Owners Of Lawrence City Lots.

Il A. HUNT intends holding daily public
L. sales of City Lots On the opening of nav
igation. Parties desirous of purchasing or
disposing of Lots, are invited to avail them
selves Of this medium. Correspondents will
please send minute instructions, and pursha-
sers will either remit drafts or send satisfacto-
~ instructions for drawing. by commission
for buying or selling will be FIVE per cent. and
no other charges.
I Lawrence, Kansas, January 2+-tf.