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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
Free State Meeting a, Lssomp,op.

Pursuant to public notice, meeting of
the citizens of Kansas was held at Le-
compton on Saturday last, to approve of
the course pursued by Gov. WALKER and
Secretary STANTON in relation to the late
election
A large delegation went up from Law
renee, including the Lawrence Band. This
day was the anniversary of the first issue
Of the HeraHcf Freedom after its destruc-
ton by the pro-slavery mob. TWAS glo-
nous to listen to the cheering music of
the Free State band, marching through
Leeompton, and witness the large assem-
Niage of sturdy Freemen, who came there
to approve the conduct of our executive
0ticers. One year ago Lecompton was a
den Of devils; to-day she was honored by
Inc music of Freedom and the assembling
oil Freedoms hosts.
Col. Ely Moore, formerly of New York
city, was elected President.
Hon. Rush Elmore, of Alabama, Gen.
W Brindle, of Pennsylvania, R. B. Mel
son, Esq, of Virginia, Hon. John Spicer,
OF n. T., Jas. Christian, of Ill, r. c. Bis
hop of Va, and A. w. Jones, of Va,
were appointed. Vice Presidents, by the
chair.
d. I. Mitchell. of KY, VIM. Stevens,
Of O., F. F. Bruner, of Penn. and John
Shannon, of Ohio. were appointed Secre-
:sries.
The Chair having explained the Object
Of the meeting, it was, upon motion, re.
solved that committee of three, consist
ing Of Geo. Findley Patterson, of Penn.
ool. j. n. coe, of Wis, and VIM. P
Lamb, of Kentucky, which Committe,
Immediately retired, and after an absenc,
q some minutes reported the followin;
Preamble and resolutions, which wer
unanimously adopted /:
Whereas, A small party of men, NO
ssAesedIng twenty-five in all, in meeting
,ela at this place, since the result of tn
isse Territorial election was known, hav
asemed it proper to pass and publish t
.se people of the United States, a serie
% resolutions denunciatory of the couFs
u u policy pursued by Robert j. Wake
uosernor, and Frederick P. Stanton, Sex
.s'ary of the Territory of Kansas, relativ
" our late election, calculated to mislea
Saa deceive the people of the Unite
nalates; It Is therefore just and proper thi
s.e settlers of this Territory, without an
view 20 promotion of the cause of part
pohacs, should thus meet together an
proclaim, in unnistakable terms, to I'll
people OF the States and the world, the
views and sentiments: Therefore, be it
Reselued, That mainly through che il
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shall we vote or Not vote.

THIs Is a QUESTION OF GREAT IMP0R-
l. taacc. Ny own opinion is that we ought not
to vote; bat this difference of opinion will by
no means prevent me from selling al the goods l
can to those who see fit to vote under the infer
nal appoTtionment act of the bogus authorities.
hitherto repudiated by all our friends.
Supp0sins. however, that the voters VIII vast
Is outnumber the non-votefS. haTe made espe-
cial arrangements for their accommodation, not
in the way of voting. but in the way Of supply
ing them with GROCERIES and PROV lSIONS
at the Leavenworth and Kansas prices.
The attention of the settlers on the Neosho,
Usage, &C., is particularly called to this arrange
ment.
On or about the 1st of October | shall take
possession of my new store. which is Of solid
stone, with brick front. thus afordins an excel
lent opportunity for refuge in time of war; and Is
three stories high and sixty feet long. siy OBJ
ieet is to sell at wholesale at precisely the same
as the LcaVenHorth wholesale stores, with the
addition of freight from Leavenvorth here:
This viii enable the distant settlers to obtain
their supplies, without being being absent from
home more than half as long as If they went tc
LeaEeu1Ofth.
Lawrence. Sept. j. Is57.tf G. STEARAS.
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Lawrence Door. Sash. 8 Moulding


DESPECTFTLLY inform the inhabitants Of
Ia Kansas TERRITORY that they have established
o warehouse under EsoeeFsS zEs6rofype Geney.
Collamere estate, st the corner # Massachusetts,
and Henri. streets, in LaxTslce, s. and
have for sale superior BOSTON MADE kILN-
DRIED DOORS. SASH AND A0ULDiNGS,
which surpass in quality anyeyer introduced in
to the Territery, with the exception Of those,
which are Of equal quality, for sale ey the Quin-
darD Door and Sash Company, by their Agent.
Mr.. Isaac Andrew and equal 70 any ever man
ufactured N the United States Of Ameriea-
which theg ofer for sale, for casa. in large er
sEnaH quantities, At as low prices rs the poor
Westey1 Sash and Door is now sold. The glass
in the Sash Is Of superior quality, thoroughly
beddei ia putty, and timed and beautifully giaz-
ed and primed.
All the above articles are pscked in water
tight boxes, st great expense, before shipping.
and are received at the Warehouse in rs perfect
acondition as when they leave the manufacturers
hands in Boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises and injury incident TO ali Westerns
Door and Sash that is imported into this Terri
tory. The attention Of ARcHIT ECTs and BUILD
Frs is particularly requested. Contracts for the
supply of Public Buildings, Churches and hotels.
is solicited.
N0ULDINGs.
Seventy to one hundred of the most recent
styles Of Mouldings are nov on hand. samples
OF which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.
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TT c. HEMMENWAY respectfully informs
Territory of Kansas, that he has recently
opened his new store at the corner Of Massachu-
sets and Henry Sts., (Collamore BuSldings,)
where he will sell forcash at wholesale or retail,
a fresh importation of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory, ut prices that cannot fail to suit all. He
York the latest, richest, and most fashionable
of all articles in his line of trade and he Aatters
himself that as his entire attention is devoted to
thisone branch of business, he can sell at lower
sold in any other store in the Territory, Coun-
try Merchants are particularly invited to call
and examine.
Lawrence, june 20, 1857.
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New Goods.

THANKFUL to their old patrons for past ia
i vors, the subscribers take pleasure in an
nouneing that they are continually receiving
heavy additions TO their already extensive stock
" merchandise, enabling them to supply the
Of ever variety at prices as low a. any other
store in the country. Their stock of Groceries
is complete. Provisions, embracing Flour, Corn
Meal, Lard, Pork, Bacon, de-, always on hand.
Oils. Paints, Crockery, StOveware, Hollow ware.
Hardware Wooden-ware, Crosseut Saws, Nails,
Glass of the various sizes, Tinware, Carpenters
Tools, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Window Sash, Doors, Carpetings, in short gen.
eral and complete assortment of every thing usu-
ally called for in country store in store. Hoping
TO receive q continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to US, We are the pub 1
humble servant. w. & T.. DUNCAN.
Ldlcrence May 80, 1857.
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$50 reward,

cToLEN FROM LAWRENCE on THE
y night Of the 18th of Oct. q large Bag Mare,
FIVE wears old, about 10 hands high. Small stag
in her forehead and little white her fore foot,
left hind ankle little enlarged with a small
seax on each side of the ankle. She had on
bride and saddle. The bride had web iines-the
saddle was black. with q high pummeland trim
med with brass.
Also a three year old Bay Horse; three white
feet and a stripe In his face, scar on the back
new bride and new SIS Mexican saddle. $50
will paid for the horses. and 500 for the sppIe-
hensiou of the thieves, or SIS for either of the
h ho1-sss-' VIM. a. SELkREGG,
ABLE YATES.
information may be left at this Office. ~
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III. Hor.s Sealing Case.

The principal Topic Vi iocal INTEREST III
,rr own town for few days past is the
NEST on Sunday the 25th ult., of por-
+on of gang of horse thieves that has
i.sn preying in this vicinity since the in
sry of the Spring emigration. These
.,,undrels have been the terror of every
..p who had the misfortune to own horse,
mile or pony, for months; and though
torse after horse has disappeared from
.ur very doors as deity as if translated
into the upper air the agency, though in
III midst, patrolling the streets and fur
fishing bad whisky by day and render
ing night hideous to honest sleepers was
Invisible and unknown. But thieving
Ike murder will generally out. .Impunity
luIls vigilance to sleep, and conscience
sometimes sleep of the lethean draught,
and treasures her voice.
The substantial facts of the case are
these Blue Jacket and Ned Tooley, two
Shawnee Indians, living about seven miles
INN Lawrence, near the Wakarusa bot
.om lost four ponies last week, and while
IN search for them they returned to their
id haunts and were recovered. 1t seems
three men pretending themselves to be
searching for their own lost ponies, seized
them about noon on Friday, and by riding
lad driving, hid them into the bush about
mile from town, and tied them there,
waiting for night fall to run them out of
the country. The ponies, however, broke
sway and returned to their masters. These
men were seen and one or two of them
Identified. They were arrested and several
others on suspicion. The names of the
three were Charles III. Calkins, Alick
Sheets and Elliot Duffield-others arrest
Cd as belonging to the gang, are Bill Por-
ter, A. J. Miller and Bill Way. The ex-
animation commenced with Calkins, and
after one day was spent in taking testi-
mOny he was confided to one of our newly
elected Constables who gave him into the
charge of some other person, and that
some other person left him late at night
il drinking saloon and went to bed. and
his prisoner went to, it has not been found
out where he has gone to. On the mex
night Alick Streets took French leave
Dufield is now on trial and will probably
be bound over to the District Court
The rest viii take their trial in Cue course
! change has been made upon the gang
and fact after fact is being elected. Th'
general cry among the fraternity is "sav'
himself who can't and we hope we shall
be able to say before long, that the occu
patton of these rascals is gone. The ex
aminations have been before S. n. Wood
ESD, recently elected Justice, from
the town of Lecompton. The Counse
for the Territory are L. s. Lowman, as
sisted by John NJ. Coe, and George "
COllamore. For the defence, VIM. Pal
sons, Edward Clark and Jos. L. Speer.
In conclusion we may say that its tim
Law should assume its legitimate function
in this heretofore unhappy Territory, an
that popular violence, anarchy and the
usual concomitants should cease. An
We stEenuously advise every man who HI
come here to make his living by violenc
orplundering what honest men produc
10 leave instanter. If they know the
own welfare, they won't fail to take O.
advice.
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last outrage
Strange Sights.

1t is strange sight in a Republican
government to see large armies collected
and quartered in the midst of peaceable
citizens, to prevent them from breaking
up oae of their own Conventions.
1t is strange sight to see an assembly
of men, claiming to be the representa-
tives Of the people, surround themselves
with foreign troops to defend them against
the violence of the people they claim to
represent.
There is now assembled at Lecompton
a number ofmen claiming to be a Conven-
ton elected by the people of Kansas Ter
ritory, framing State Constitution. ona
hill overlooking the building where this
Convention daily assemblies, and within
gun shot, is encaInped regiment of Uni
ted States artillery. Within a half a
nile Of the same. is Col. Summers regi-
nent of cavalry. The whole number is
reported to be not far from 1000 men.
This is a small part of Gov. Walkers
police force to keep the peace in Kansas.
And why is this necessary? Simply be-
cause minority attempts TO govern ma
jority. We assume that there are $4,000
able bodied men in the Territory, and
fifteen ortwenty of these attempt to gov
ern the whole. They cannot dose of their
own power, so they call on the General
Government to do it for them. The
Government responds by sending here an
army of 500 men.
The moral force of this army enables
these fifteen or twenty men in and around
Lecompton TO govern Kansas Territory.
No wonder there is an excitement.
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CIarke,s Newly Patentea

|lOMRINED GRINDING AND BObfIsG.
~ or Merchant Fioaring Mill; the greatest IN
xention Of The aze. The complete Aln occupies
a space Is feet long, fee. vide, and feet high;
Warranfed 10 grind from 10 to IS bushels per
hour! recurring only from six TO eight horse,
power. Making as large q yield, and rs good
puslity Of Flour as any ether Mil IN use byefz
have enc of these EsiIis attached. Also. al Town
ColnDanies should purchase rights Cost OF mil
1T ST. Louis, boxed ready for shipping. only 500
For further information, or fo- the pnrch o.
Town or County rights south Of the kalSa:
river, in Kansas. address :. n. WOOD = 20.
Real Estate Agents, Iagrcnee, ksnsss.
Sept. 5. IN
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Of Gloss ~ Windosos-7tcses Lights eacA
Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
English, Fancy and Millinery Goods.

Lawrence. June % Is57.-tf
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custom work.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MANUFAC-
w tnre ali kinds of work in our line of bust
Nos. to order Great care will be taken in the
selection of stoe k and you viii get good article,
wolf Tnade By ceiling at SHANkLlN,S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
n. B.-Repairing done in good style, and at
fair prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

: The following Is the result of observations Tor
the month of October
Mean range Of Thermometer ct : An, G5 - =
at ? +. NJ. 6so ard at , p. H. sl1-3-. Mean
range for the month 81 9.
The warmest time, of whick note was taken.
was on the "a at O'clock Z. NJ, % ?; and the
cohesion the eets at a. NJ, 81
LaEreace. Now Iass L. L. SMITH
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Hardware and stoves.

TNGLE BARKER would respectfully inform
i the inhabitants Of Lawrence and OF the Ter
ritory of Kansas that his MAMMOTH RARD-
WARE AND STOVE STORE, No. 9 Massaehu-
sets Street, is now open, where they have on
hand and will keep constantly for sale, for cash
only the largest and best selected stcck OF stoves
Agricultural Implements, 4 American. English and
German Hardware, Nails, Window GLASS. Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and Glass
Ware. ever brought into the Territory of Nan
sas, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ut prices
that cannot fail to suit all. ,,-x.,,,,x,
We ask the speciai attention OF COONTh1
DEALERS to an examination of our large stock
before purchasing elsewhere. a. We are confident
that we can fill all orders in our line to better
advantage than small dealers can obtain them
from any other source. a. We buy all orr goods
from manufacturers and importers out OF first
class houses at the East for cash Our facilities
for doing Jobbing Business are unequaled IN
the West.
We also have connected with cur establish
nent a TIN SHOP where We InanutaetuTe all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
WARE, attend TO all kinds Of job Work, lin
Roofing SpOuting, GutteTiDg. Brazlng, Piumb-
ing. &c. Special attention viii be given to tins
| branch of business, and none but FIRST GLASS
WORK MEN employed. We are both practical
men in the different branches OF our business,
and hope by fair dealing and STRICT attention to
! business to obtain share of public patronage
| TRY Us. LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG TIA
| KETTLE. ISGLE BARKER.
Sept.5, tt
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Notice.

There win be a school meeting this
evening at the Masonic Hall to devise
means for sustaining the FREE SCHOOL
during the winter. Citizens were invited
to attend.
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8 n. Wood

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR ,LEC0MP;;
Monday in each month. Office. at my residence
one mile southwest of Lawrence, in Lecompton
Township. Z. o. Address, Lawrence, Kansas.
Dat J5th
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THE s. E. and S. w. QRS of SEC; "a, T. Il.
L X, "a, johnson Co, X. T., situated II miles
the, and 4 FROM Shawnee, immediately on the
Santa Fee Road, and also on the cross roads
leading FROM little Santa Fee to Lawrence. and
from Qundaro to 0sawatOmie. Said claims are
rich lie beau tiful, are 4 mile from fine body of
timber, and contain an abundance Of hne water
for stock and lther purposes. For particulars
apply to EChELSIUA ECTOR.
On the c;aius, or TO j. L. EoToR, Westport.
Missouri. Aug.l I'm
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TIL UNDERSTOOD that certain indiyid-
l. ual BY the name of Bonita is selling shares in
different places in this Territory and Missouri, of
the Town of Fort Scott. Kansas Territory. this
is to caution the public against purchasing
shares In the said town, offered by the said Bon
ia. as they are spurious. The certificates are
signed BY G. f. Danforth. Prest, and Jas: w.
Rnnta. Secretary. ivll ID " WICK.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

ON THE NIGHT OF THE 18Th ULT-, A
" small soFrel horse, with bright sefFei name
ard tail star in forehead some white on his feet,
white spot ON front of night hind leg. i.tsis Pc
low the flank Any person giving lnLormaIlsn1a
where said horse can be found shal 9e pDST9hs
rewarded. X. .suhlff - ~
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MINER FULLER, Physicians ana Surgeons,
Lawrence. Kansas. Particular attention given
70 Surgery and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN h. WOOD Land Agent and AoasS nro-
ker, LsErepce, Kansas.
c. Sr0RRS, Jr., Land Agent and Surveyoe
II. SHANkLIS, Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT, Dealerin Dry Goods snd Groceries.
r. l.. FRAZER. Matchmaker and JeWeler.
l.. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY H0USE.T. L. whitney.
WAVERLEY HOUSE, L. Hoyt.
+. s. LOWAAN, Attorney at Law.
JOHN ii. COE, Counselor, and Attorneys ST Law.
g. W. BROWN, Atty ut Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD. Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, dc.
RIDEN0CR Il BRO. Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE. Morrow & Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE B. johnson,
s. \. WOOD i CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
s. \. WOOD, Notary Public and Commissioners
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARNS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
d. B. BURNHAM. Dealer in Seeds and Asrical-
tuTal implements.
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Indispensable.

Some place to keep those persons who
offend against the peace and good order
of society. Criminal examinations OF trials
are complete farce unless there is some
means by which the judgment or sentence
of the court may be carried into effect.
Jails, there are none, and villains are as
plenty as biackberries 1t is our IMMUNITY
that makes them bold. The first thing
in the shape of public building that is
erected in the county should be q prison.
The County Board whose duty it is We
believe to attend to these matters, should
look 10 i early.
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s, N. Wood

I AND AGENT. Will buy and sell Land
IL Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, and do n General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 5O TO lUe per
cent on investments.
s. n. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioner Of
Deeds for Ohio. 41yl
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7e(p ADVERTISEMENTS.
COffinS,

ID ]. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
i " inform the citizens of Lawrence and VI
cinity, that he has opened store on Massachu-
sets street. opposite the City Bakery, where ne
is prepared TO furnish Furniture and Cofhns to
order on short notice.
Lawrence, Oct 81, 1857. I'm
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Keen Your Fec. Dry.

LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
"A goods, lust received from the Goodyear Man,
ufacfuring Co.,-consisting OF Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which will be sold low for cash, at
sSHANkLIN'S
Chcar Boot and Shoe Store.
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YOU WILL FIND A. LARGE STOCK OF
i Cnstome Made Stogie Boots, at SHANK
Inns Cbeap Boot and Shoe Store, opposite the
Morrow House, which we can sell on terms to
suit the trade. IL. ShASNh'Nss
Ilet q lc51. u
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MARRIED.

In Lawrence. October %, b. Rev. G. w. Hut
crimson, Mr.. ALoNzo J. BRowN, to Miss CLARA
NJ. INGERsoN, both of this city.
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C.M. FERRELL. Z. L. BERTHoUD
Shawnee House.

THIS house is now open for the aecommoda-
l. dation of the travelling public. L is under
going thorough repairs with large additions L. Is
located on Shawnee ST., q few rods west OF the
Planters House, on high ground. and the most
public are respectfully invited to call. the pro-
prietors pledging every comfort usually found In
a Western hotel.
C. w. TERRELL Co., Proprietors.
Leayenworth City, X. r., April II, ls57.-tf
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Never Kneyyn To Fail.
Dr.. SAMUEL sTRoNe's
FEVER IND AGUE DESTROYER.

A FEW EXTRACTS FRoMLETTERS. CIV
n ing the opinion of Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists of that highly celebrated remedy, Or.
S.,sseS ryTOs0is EeceEs Dssr0ser,
TIE DOCTORS kEcOAEESD II.
DIR. Samuel Strons's Fever DESTROYER = Just
what He want n this bilious climate. Ii has
performed msn. remarkable CURES.
MahoH, Huntington Co., Ind:
Mr.. Curtis Hatch, Of kageana, o., says :-lF:
Samuel StroBg's Fever DESTROYER sells well, and
giycs the best Of satisfaction to its many custom
ers. -. ~.
The Fever destroyer Is the medicine Tor the
ague and feYer-it cures every time. l think II
the best ague medicine ever sold.
Rev. G. D. Young, De Wit, Clinton County
Mich, says DIR. Samuel Strong's Fever De-
stroyer Is without doubt the best ague medicine
ever before the public. ] an informed by the
druggists that it gives the best sstlsfae ton, and
has became one &c che most popular remedies ef-
er introduced in the West.
r.. Thayer Druggist. Lansing, Mich, IN one o.
kisietters says 81 have sold several gross OF Dr.
Strong's Fever Destroyer with great success, and
want nothing better.
s. III. Strong ( Co, Cleveland Gents =
four Fever Destroyer has given universal salts
faction. and performed many wonderful cares ID
fhis section Respectfulfy ysar e5't seryts,
HESS Bro. East Saginaw Mich
Sold ut wholesale and retail by
WOODWARD FINLEY, Lawrence.
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s,eam Engines, Boilers, 60.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the agency
l. OF large Manufacturin COMPANY, Is able
machinery Of any kind at st. Louis prices. Also
Saw Mills and Grist Mills and Single Machines,
with county and town rights to use them;
TH0S. GUEST.
Lawrence. h. T., june -, 1851. 4sm6+
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OF Indignation meetings are being
held in different parts of the Territory. to
take measures against the Bogus Constitu-
tiopal Conventions.
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or Mr.. JOIN R. Cole, residing near
Emporia, was killed last week, by his
horse falling upon him.
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List OF Letters
QEMAINING in the Lawrence Post Office, K.
IL T.. Nov !, 1857. Persons calling for them,
will nleaSe say Advertised
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

J.WoLLMAN, J. JEREsLAW.
j. WOllman & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Clothing, Fancy and Staple goods.
Jewelry, Watches, boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Rubber Goods.
Please call and examine our goods on CherO-
kee street, in the Register Building. Leayen-
worth, X. T. March II, 1851.
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Turner & Subway,

w in Harness. Saddle, Trunks, Valises,
Horse Collars, Hides Leather, Saddlery. hsrd-
ware, Coach IrimmiBgs. BatIsl0 Robes " hips;
0vershoes. Ply Nets, sc. SfoFe No. ID, Sscend
Street, Alton I'll
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wanted.

TWO OR THREE good hands to cut cord wood
i and make rails for which the highest prIee
will be paid in cash. Enquire Of JAMEo
CHRISTIAN at his oihee.
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Girl Wanted.

A GIBI, TO DO HoUSEwoRK WANTED.
IA to whom very liberal wages will be PAD,
Stanton, miles north of 0saaatosnie.
Oct. ,, 1857. -