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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
John Deere,s Nroiine Plows.

On the opening Of navigation. in the spring,
~ shall send 20 hessrS. Alien Gilmore Law
renee, K, T., a large assortment Of Breakers of
all sizes, especially efny extra TE0-Harse Mold
Board of Breakers. which has received the high
est concentrations from all who haYe used them
also great variety sf Stirring, or old Ground
Plows, among which | would mention the I'm
proved Clipper, the No. or Eng. casteeI Plow.
and the Michigan Double or Subsoil Plow
which should receive the especial attention of
those who wish to raise crop the first year.
have made some improvements on this ploW from
last year, for believe it is now perfect 70 be used
in Western soil. Also Corn Flows, Cultiyators
double and single Shovel Plows Rolling Caters
and Clasps, Gauge Wheels. Truck Wheels, and
other fixtures.
The quality Of the stock used in my plows is
not e9ualled By any establishment in the West
and the plows are finished in very superior
-stsie.
Having been engaged for eighteen years in the
manufacture of pi0ws for use in the Western
States entirely. can confidently say TO grants
from the Eastern States. that these pluWs sciH
sc0lr and work pcrfec tly in any soiIin the Mis-
sissippi valley.
All orders addressed TO ALLEN & GILMORE.
Lawrence, h. l., or 10 me at Moline, Rock Island
Co., Ill, VIII receive prompt attention. H3etf
Holm nEERE
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To Entrants,

In answer to numerous enquiries, we
will state, for the information OF those
interested, that prairie claims in the yicini-
ty of Lawrence are worth from $4,000 to
sio,oo0-these prices being offered and
refused. In the vicinity of all towns.
nrairie claims are more valuable than
timber ones. Pine lumber, in large guam
titles, is brought to Lawrence from Maine,
New York and Wisconsin. 1t sells here
from 81 to SO per hundred feet. The
latter being the price of first quality
dressed flooring.
IF man can make arrangements for
fuel and fencing, prairie claim is more
desirable than timber one: inasmuch as
it is mere healthful, and more productive.
AS to the number of vacant claims now
open for settlement in Kansas, it is i'm
possible TO state accurately. 1t is safe to
say that the eastern half of Kansas is not
a quarter settled, and that there are as
good claims, now unoccupied, as any that
have been taken. There are more than
10000 good claims vacant, and any body
who chooses can occupy them.
1t is said, by those who pretend to
know, that the land in Kansas Will not be
offered for public sale SO long as Buchanan
is President; but viii be lef; for the sove-
reign squatters to occupy and pay for at
their leisure.
ANY man who goes on to a claim, and
takes peaceable possession, and intends to
improve it for a home, can do so with
safety; and no amount of jumping, OIL
improvements made by another party
will iniure the first claimant. The
Land Office at Lecompton has invariably
decided in favor of the first claimant, il
he has kept up continuous claim by
permanent improvements, notwithstand-
ing he may have been absent for months
But he must file his intentions, make
suitable improvements; and, if he chooses
prove up, and have his right registered il
the Land Office; and then pay when he
can.
The officers of the Land Office are men
of good judgment, and of common sense
| views. and none of the little tricks resorted
to, to hold claims, such as 'laying found
ation," pitching tent" or living in a
wagon for time, are of any avail, unless
followed by erecting a dwelling, and max
ing other improvements, looking to per
manent settlement. Temporary improve
ments of no value, such as laying q
foundation, and then leaving the country
constitute no claim. But actual occu-
pancy does.
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Atty's aqo Iapa agents.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

WHEREAS, UNDER THE PROVISIONS
w Of An act to provide for the auditing of
claims and the act supplemental thereto, both
passed and approved February 23d, 1S57, the un-
dersigned has been appointed Commissioner ito
audi. and certify all claims Of all and every per-
son OF persons who may present the same for con-
sideration for
l. (IlsbLic.) Moneys actually and necessarily
expended for the purpose of maintaining and
carrying into effect the Laws of this Territory, or
for the purpose of suppressing any rebellion or
Instruction, whether in sustaining the militia
or am posse of the Marshal or any Sheriff of any
county of the Territory"
g (PTirate) Claims Of all persons who may
have sustained any loss damage in consequence
Us or growing out Of the difficulties in this Ter
ritOry, by way of loss of property or consequent
expenses at any time since the passage Of the act
TO organize this Territory, viz: May 81, 1851 The
said act provides for the taking of testimony in
support Of all such claims, collections and certi
cation of vouchers, and making true and cor
rect statement in duplicate of all such accounts,
and to be laid before the next Congress of the
United States, and the other before the next
Legislative Assembly Of Kansas Territory, to the
end that proper and united efforts may be made
to obtain from Congress, compensation and in
demnity for the losses, expenses, and damages
incurred b. the citizens of this TerritOry, without
distinction ofparty.
Notice is therefore given that the undersigned
will held Sessions according to the provisions Of
az Az Fnii
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Canse of the Panic.

The Committees on Depositories aud
Finance OF the American Sunday
School Union have issued statement in
reference to the recent defalcation of the
Corresponding Secretary of the Union,
Frederick W. Porter. They state that
every dollar of the contributions to the
Society's funds has been scrupuloualy APP
piled to the benevolent object which the
donors designed to promote, SO that what
ever losses or disasters may have befallen
the business interests of the Society, its
charity fund has been sacredly protected.
Distrust Of Mr.. Porter's faithfulness was
first awakened by the approach to matur-
ity OF aceeptances which did not appear
upon the books, and on investigation it
was aseertained that he had used the So
ciety's credit and his official position for
private purposes to the amount, so far as
aseertained, of SIS, 883.09.
All classes of men, religious, political,
and commercial, have been found default
ers in this emergency. The crime is not
so much the intention to embezzle, or
dofraud, as tits in using the funds of 9th
ers without their knowledge and consent,
in hazardous speculations. The panic
has been produced amongst the people
by seeing the names of gentlemen whom
they had always looked up to as patterns
of honesty, posted as defaulters. For in
stance, in the case above referred TO. Mr..
Porter was selected as reliable man to
hold funds. given for benevolent and re-
fgious purposes. He had no right to use
those funds in any manner whatever, ex-
eepting as he was directed to do by the
officersof the Sunday School Union.
This should be a-point of morality with
all persons who are entrusted with funds,
never to use them at all, only in such
manner as IS agreed upon by the parties.
Any other eourse produces risks, losses,
confusion and PANIC Then follows the
suspension eff business. Men look upon
each other as rogues and swindlers, not
any more 70 be trusted. After while,
new names appear; confidence is gradually
restored, and the civilized machinery be-
gins again TO move.
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Coming 10 kansas.

An eastern exchange abiding to the
fight of laboring men from the suspended
shops and factories of the East to the
West, rejoices that Kansas, uncontaninat-
ed with negro slavery, may be the refuge
of these unemployed men. 1t says:
The white laborers Of the North and
South will now see, more clearly than
ever before, how immediate and personal
their interest is, in shutting up our public
domain against the contamination and ruin
of negro slavery. So long as this heritage
is Kept for freemen, It IS refuge In times
of disaster, and the white men viii not
snf1er po:iticiass % h2--teri It OF fer mess
of pottage.
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ID. H. Weirs

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA General Land and Collecting Agent, Law
renee, Kansas Territory. Having opened Cen
eral Land Office, viii attend to all professional
business entrusted To my care, including the Sc
curing and collecting claims, investigating titles
TO Lots buying and selling, paying taxes, Loan
ing and Investing money, Locating Land W ar
agency business generally.
REFERS TO Hon. ). q. halfway. Elmira, \. Y;
Jas Bradley, Omaha CITY, \. T.; Messrs. Pairs
La Porte, Ind; Hon. 5. Colfax, N. C. South
Bend, Ind; ID. G. Rose. La Porte, Ind.
Office on Mass. St., over Woodward i Finfey's
Drug Store mar. II 57-tf.
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CIarke,s newly Patented

COMBINED GRINDING AND B0LTING,
~ or Merchant FIGURING Mill; the greatest In
ventlon of the age. The complete slill occupies
space 70 feet long, feet wide, and feet high.
Grinding and Boiling at a SINGLE Operation.
hour! requiring only from six 10 eight horse
power. Making as large yield and as good
quality Of lour as any other Mill in use Every
person having a saw mill should By all means
have enc Of these mills attached. Also, all Town
Companies should purchase rights. Costof mill
AT 81. Louis boxed ready for shipping, only $3.50.
For further Information, or for the pure hase of
Town or County rights south Of the Kansas
river, in Kansas, address s. =. WOOD i Co.,
Real Estate Agents. Lawrence, Kansas.
Sept. 5. 3m
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Richardson's Mo. Express Co.

last PASSENGER & EXPRESS FREIGHT
Il LINE from Law RENEE to LEC0APiUN,
WESTPORT and KANSAS CITY, DAILY,
with Splendid -Four Horse 7ad3's, ard tnacsrs
6Hilt eonvesances, This line is permanently
tablished and win be maintained during sun
ncr and HfafeT with increasing eDergy az tie
demands for transportation enlargc-in evidence
Of which the Co. refer 30 it's snteceden;s. Ia
short time this line viii be reinforced wish "a
entire new outfit of passenger eonyeyaneeseqB1
10 any line in the United States. Also, L5aJ
Express line. via tie Lightning Line Packets
and Pacific Railroad 10 ST. Louis, =. JtscIs.
and all intermediate points On the route. cenEsc-
ting at st. Louis with ALL other EsIrssses, II
all tho principal towns and cities IN the tnief
States, AosLa, East GaA South. Ian gers a.d
Merchants business promptly ATTENDED e. AZ
kinds Of valuable packages, parcels. freight ara
mercbaBdise forwarded with dispatch. Al ..s'-
es and damages promptly adjusted ut tbs tiaee
T. SAMPSON. Agent.
Office Ritcherdsonis No. Express Cot
Lawrence, June 18th. 1857. Il
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The Truth About Knrsns.

GOV. GEARY'S ADMINISTRATION N
" KANSAS; large j. mo. 3ss rases. With
COMPLETE HISTORY 0FTHs TERRITGEY
until June, 1851. Embracing a fun account q
lis discovery, Geography, Soil, Climate. Pr
duets, Its organization a. Territory, transsr
tions and events under Governors Reeder ars
Shannon, political disSeusions. Personal Res-
counters. Election Frauds, Battles and Cs,
RACES. with Portraits 0f pramiGeB, actors there
in, all fully authenticated by JOHN II. GIHON.
III. d., Private Secretary To- Coy. iedIz. Care
fGlly compiled from the Official Documents q
file IN the Department Of the State al Nashias-
ton. and other papers in possession of The Aa-
thor, with full account Of the INVASION OF
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the cap;ure.i7ial
and treatment u the Free Stale prisoners; tie
character aud movements Of the Missouri Rt5Ler
Ruiiians; the murder of Raian. AID Others; ihe
GONTEOf ERSA BETWEEN GOV. GEAki
AND JUDGE LECoAPTE; the preceding G:
the Territorial Legislature, Of the PTe-Sizyer,
Celvention. and the oTgani zatien of NatIoaAl
Democratic Party. with a .Skescis ~ hdasas dr.
arg ats edITy froE5&es. aRffe' GO5s. Eesfer esd
NtaAaoR; its lnvasions, Battles, OuiFsses and
Murders.
a copy will be sent 20 " part Of the United
states, BIS mail, free Of postage, on the reeGPi
of retail price. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT To THE
TRADE. ? 1900 Agents wanted. Pnee IN
Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cent?
CHAS. G. RHODES. Publisber,
Inquirer Building. Philadelphia.
July 25lh IS5T-5fu
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0T The st. Louis Democrat says it is
rumored that the officers in the army sta
toned in Kansas have petitioned the Pres
ident for the removal of Gov. Walker, on
account CT his interference with the
troops to induce them to vote at the late
election.-Ec.
The above ''rumor' was simply false
Instead Of the charges made against Gov.
WALKER being sustained by the officers
at Fort Leavenworth. they were instruct
ed by Gen. Harvey to report to him the
facts as gathered from the soldiers in their
command, and from their own observa-
tons; and We are assured by one who
knows-an Army oficer-that. Governor
Walkers conduct appeared in any other
than culpable light. We are conscious
of the cry of partizans in this matter, but
those who love truth for truths sake will
vindicate the Governor from these villain
Gus falsehoeds. The sun always appears
more brilliant as the clouds are dispelled
which shut it from sight; so, too, ca
Illuminated person always appears more IA
yorably to the public after having survived
and triumphed over sea of falsehood.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
Circular
ITO ALI, WIG WISH TO INVEST MONEY

u AIL y 10 " IssH To N Y Ess5I AUNE 1
Il in Land or Town Lots in the rich and rapid-
l. growing Territory Of Kansas. whore the pub
lie lands are saming into market at Government
prices. would most respectfully say that have
established REAL ESTATE AGENCY inthe
Gill # IEHreace Kansas TERRITORY, where
viii give Ias personal attention tOinTessing mon
e5 in lands Of town lots, TO bayag. entering and
locating land. paying taxes, de-, fer non-res!-
dents, on as favorable terms as they could ia
themselves if present.
From ms extensive acquaintance with the diff
ferent parts Of the Territery its soil and miner
al resources, added TO my long residence in Kan
sas and On the western border of Missouri, fat
Collee tions Ha1e IN ans part Of the Territory
or in Western Missouri viii continue toprae-
tiee law ia the various courts of the Tefritarx.
and attend 20 contested claims IN the Land Or
fee. JAMES CHRISTIAN,
BaKr5ste- If Law and Com'r Of Deeds for Ho.
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April e5-tf.
Machinery, for the New Rarth.

" este
THE subscriber is now making the tour of
Il Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and Kansas, with competent Engineers and
Mnlwrights, and Is prepared to furnish Circular
Saw Mills and Engines, both Portable aud Sta
tionary, and all the fixtures complete, and set
them running. and warrant them to earn from
$50 10 SIC per day, in from to weeks IRON the
receipt of the order, fer from 81 G0 to 50 500 ae
eording To the size of the Engine.
These Mills stand unriyalled in the annals of
Lumber Making Machinery, for efficiency, econ
olsy and durability.
SasE or Mulay Mills removed, and Circular
Mills set running in one weeks time, for from
S4G0 to $500 and doaose the product of the former
Mill GUARANTEED. and the expense for repairs re.
duced 1890.
have also made arrangements with Eastern
manufacturers, by which can furnish Machine
r. OF all kinds, frcm 10 to 90 Per cent. below
Western rates.
FIGURING and Corn Mills, Lath Machines, &C.,
furnished at short notice.
" on hand.
II Letters Of enquiry merely should enclose
stamp. G. CHILDS, Patentee
Moline. Rock Island Co HI If
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Eagle Works, Chicago. III,

/ : the largest machinery InaHufaetoSy ard de-
pot in the United States. where may be fcaL4
Railroad, Freight Cars, Portable and Stationan
Steam Engines, Locomotive and G. Under Ste41
Boilers. Al kinds of Wood and Iron Asein-
cry Premium Portable Circular Saw hils.
Soyes' Portable Flour and Corn Mills. With neE
Improvements, siih or without Bolts. General
Mill Furnishings. Superior ShiBgie Mills. Sle1is
and Water Gpages. Steam Whistles. Finishsd
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Cssiings
aBd Mill Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Catief-
Best Maehinists' Flies. Of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Breeeises, Sheet Work, etc. eie
We say to our patrons ana the pgblie geneFs.I'
that heretofore we have not been able 70 kee2p2
with the demand, but now we have ISEgel5 m
creased cur works. increased our firm, ana ha'e
greater facilities for supplying nc West via
Machinery than any other establishment.
z. y. Gates. T. 5. gsREER, :. CHAL9Lss'
4. @. WARNER. DR.. FRASER.
hpril IL, 1s57-I-
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A Minorir constitution.

1t is stated by persons Who were in at
tendance at the Lecompton Constitutional
Convention, that there were but t,eenty-
eight persons who answered to their names
on call of the House, at the time of It's
final adoption. A quorum OF the body
consisted of thirty-one persons. and any
number less had no legal power to act,
not being the Convention, but in defiance
of this they did act, and did frame Con-
stitution, and with that Constitution they
hope to work their way into the Union.
The idea is too absurd to receive any con-
sideration, were il not for the grave con-
sequences which the event would inaugu.
rate.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-21
r. q. Farnham.

A TToRNEY ATL AW, General Land Agent
n and Dealer in Land Warrants and Elk
change
Office in COTTAGE BUILDING, near U. s. Land
Office, Elmore street, Lecompton. Kansas Terri
tory. A large stock of Land Warrants constantly
on hand, and for sale to settlers for cash or on
time. Investments made on commission or joint
account. Money loaned for non-resdentS On
Real Estate security al Western rates ofinterest;
collections made &c, &c.
LeeOmpton, May Is. 1657. If
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N. C. Moies & COMPANY.

GENERAL AGENTS and COMMISSION
" Merchants, for the sale Of all kinds Of Rail
road Materials, Machinery and Steam Engines,
ings, Iron and brass castings, Steam Gnsges,
Steel, Files, Nails, Nuts and Washers. Betting.
Gutta Percha Goods, Glass Lanterns. LGeomo-
tive tires, No. 10 Main street, st. Louis, No.
n. q. MCIES. H. NJ. WOODWARD.
ADril IL 1851 If
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Bread without Alum.

TT Y0U PREFER BREAD WITH ALUM IN
L II, you can get accommodated; but not at my
Bakery. | refrain from using that article in
use Of whisky, VIZ: its injurious influence upon
the health
If you want Bread without Alum in it. patron
iZe me, and you vii get the genuine article.
G STEARES, n Massachusetts, street.
Oct 10 +r
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Furniture! Furniture!

T0X 4 ALTERNATELY now announce to the
~ citizens of Lawrence and surrounding coun
try, that they have opened in their new store on
Massacfusett street. the largest and best as
sorted stock of FURNITURE ever brought to
STEADS. BUREAUS. CHAIRS TABLES,
LOUNGES, WARDR0BES, SOFAS, DESKS,
Mattresses, Comforts and Pillows. Also large
lot of Oil Carpetings, Willow Ware, &C., &c.-
Also all other articles usually kept in such es-
adjustments
Recolleet, Massachusetts, Street. south end.
Sept. 10. If
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naxid r. Mitchell.

" ~. and Attorney at Law. 0f1ee--Le-
X. T., opposite the Land Office. Will
attend promptly to Buying and Selling Land and
Fown property, Locating Warrants, prosecuting
claims, furnishing Warrants or
Money to settlers, locating Town Sites, giving
general information, and collecting debts, &c.
March Is IS57-iyz
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p. Yandolnb. archi1ect.

THE SUBSCRIBER is permanently located
Il at No. 81 Mass. st. where he will be happy 70
confer with those who contemplate building, the
coming season. He viii draw plans, write speci-
feations, superintend every deseF pticns of build
ing, aud fiatters himself, being practical Build
e., that ne can give entire satisfaction to tho
most particular.
Refers TO Vim. H. r. Lykins, E. Eldridge. Esq,
Col. L. W Eldridge, z. Richmond Brooks.
Lawrence. March "a, 1e57.-tf.
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Kansas land Agency.

~ ST0RRS, Jr., Surveyor and Conveyancer
~. Lands, Claims Town Lots and Shares for
sale. Land Warrants bought and Sold Money
invested on time or commission. Information
furnished immigrants Of desirable locations
collections made, titles examined, abstracts fur
nished, draughting plating, surveying, convey
ancing and insurance attended to.
\. B.-CorreSpondence solicited.
u F0ffice IN Herald Of Freedom building.
LAWRENCE. Kansas. June. 18th. ls51. 44tf
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I.aW Office.

THE UNDERSIGNED (cgFegiously and pre-
L sumptuously without heconSent Of any spec
ulatOr. ofceseeker or fanatcal politician, Of any
sect Orparty whateycr) hasconcluded to practice
law under the bogus statutes. b. opening a law
office IN Lawrence, two doors south Of the Post
Once. All persons entrusting him pertaining to
the legal profession safely rely on his futlity
Of purpose and imbeciiity of intellect
n32tf. W NJ PATTERSON
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Reiseuger. FenIou Co.

HAVE just opened ON Water, between Della
l. ware and Shawnee stS., Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting Of Foreign aud
Domestic Hardware, iron, Naiis, and Pittsburgh
y Manufactures; Cooking, Parlor and Heating
Of Locks, Hinge Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles,
Cutlery, Carpenters Tools. Bellows. Anyiis,
Vices, Forks, SioYeIs, Wood and Chain and
Force Pumps. Axes, Rifles. Scales, Butcher
Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Belle. Tape
Lines, Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, DC. and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n56tf
LeayenwoPtil. Nay ., 1857
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Dfx A. Dean.

MOULD RESPEGTTULLY INFORM TIA
w people Of Kansas geReTsIiy and hass ~
theTieiuity OF Lawrence, particularly. thai thel
are nov prepared 10 mske, at q and g kerli.ea'
Street, all kinds IF CARRIAGES. NAG0AS
and FLOWS. or furnish them TO order ffaD 'Hs
East. All kinds Of repairing done With nealae.'
and despatch. Mt reasonable prices. Masa WI.
ing done. CABINET MAKERS, ATT EAliOA
our turning done IN OBS pattern to ssit, saa :
viii soon be prepared 20 do ali kinds Of Scroll ~
light circular saving. 3D,eeo pounds Of iToh a.
steel, coJapiete and superior assor:Inet TT -
n quantities 70 suit, at the lowest market e.
Horse sif0eins done in a superior manner ca.
which Is respectfully unlimited; ana We foI.e, =
always dealing ION the square, elarg - =,
abs, sad living PIP te Cur IaUtto 81 'aesas' =
gas" 20 gain and al Was keep the patronss; -
confidence Of or fellow men. DlA Dian !.
August s. is57.
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New Goods

THANKFUL 20 their old patrons for past fs-
i yors, the spbseribets take pleasure ia an
neuReing that they are continually receiving
heavy additions % their already extensive stock
Of merchandise, enabling them 10 supply the
Lawrence market VITA Fancy and Staple Goods
81 every variety. at prices as ioSs az aBy ethRr
store in the cauatyy. Their stock of Groceries
Is complete. Provisions, embracing Flour, Corn
Meal, Lard, Pork, Becon, dc, always on hand.
Oils. Paints. Croekery, ctoyeware. Hollow ware
Hardware, Wooden-Eare. Crescent SAYS. Nall
Glass OF the various sizes, Tjnware. Carpenters
Tools, Bouts and Shoes. Ready made Ciothiag.
Window Sash, Doors, CsTpetingS, IN short gem
erai ard complete assortment of ever thing usu-
ais called for n ac0untrJ store IN store. Hoping
70 receive a eontinEancs Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended t. az, We are the publie's
humble servant. W G. DUNCAN
Laicreaee, Mas 30, 1857.
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wvandott General Land Agency.

T ANDS, Claims. City Lots snd Shares for SALE
IL Land warrants bought and sold on commits
sion: land warrants located; lots for lease,
houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information Furnished TO emigTants
collections made on reasonable terms money in
vested I:pon security fully guaranteed titles in
yestigsted and abstracts furnished promptly
Special attention will be given TO the practice of
Law in the Territorial Codrts and the Z. S.
District Courts.
Wyandotte, L. T.. April II. 1657:
Refer to the leading business men generally of
the Territory.