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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-16
LEcoNProN, K. T..

apr. OO, 1SOf.
Gentlemen Yours of the 25th inst
reached me only by last nights mail
| proceed without delay to reply to
the propositions you make in reference
to the election, about to be held, fol
Delegates to Constitutional Conven-
ton.
AS I take different view of the
laws of the Territory from that which
YOU express, it will be impossible fol
me to consent to any new proceeding
in opposition to that which has been
sanctioned by the Legislative authori.
ties. did not hear from Gen'l Me,
Lean, any such admission asy ou rep
resent him to have mads. That gen.
tleman spoke only of his individual
action in the particular mentioned
and whether that action was right ol
wrong, or whether it occurred in thai
individual instance only, or in thou
sand others, by men either from Mis-
souri, or from Massachusetts,, it could
not invalidate the laws which nov
prevail in the Territory. If | believed
as | do not believe, your assertion
that the laws of Kansas were ''enaet-
ed by a Legislature elected by the
people of an adjoining State" j
would still be impossible for me to sci
them aside. The attempt to do Sc
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The Stampede feom yirgintz.

In the annexed brief paragraph the
Charleston, Virginia Republican states
very grave fact and asks very preg-
aant question:
EMGRATIoN.-Every steamboat that
goes out of the Kanawha River, Vir-
ginia, takes number of our citizens
not only from that. but from the adj
Jacent counties. who intend seeking
homes in the distant /" Far West >
and the prospect is that the tide of EN-
igration will continue for some time
yet. Can nothing be done to check 1t !
Certainly. Abolish Slavery through
ont the Old Dominion and make Vir
ginia a Free State, and she would
speedily resume her once proud posi-
tion in the van of the Confederacy
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Union Insurance Company.

JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY, Pa,
Insurance against loss and damage By Fire,
Tornado and Hail.
DR.. WM. GIBSON, Pres't.
DR.. S. G. CLARK, Treasurer.
J. c. THOMPSON, See'y.
G. W. BROWN, General Agent tor Kansas.
THIS old Insurance Company, has opened
i a GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, and has determined to take risk
on all kinds of insurable property at rates as
low as any other responsible Company in the
West. They have issued many thousand poll
cies during The last eight years, and in every
case of loss have paid the damages promptly
without subjecting the parties to delays or litga
ton. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every
town in Kansas. Address all communications
on this subject to G. w. BROWN, Esq, Lawrence,
Kansas Territory.
Nav l6 1857,
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Eagle Works. Chicago Illinois

S the largest machinery manufactory and
i depot, in the United States where may be
found Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Sta
donary Steam Engines, Locomotive and CYL
inder Steam Boilers. All kinds of Wood and
Iron Machinery. Premium Portable Circula,
Saw mills. Noyes' Portable Flour and Corn
Mills, with new improvements, with or without
Bolts. General Mill Furnishings. Superior
Shingle Mills. Steam and Water Guages
Steam Whistles. Finished Brass Work and
Engine Trimmings. Castings and MIL Gear
ing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter. Best Ma
chinists' Files. of our own importation
Smoke Pipe, Breeches, Sheet Work, etc., etc.
We say to our paerons and the public gener-
allo, that heretofore we have not been able to
keep up with the demand, and now we have
largely increased our works, increased our Firm,
and have greater facilities for supplying the
West with Machinery than any other Estab-
ment.
P. W. GATES. z. WARNER. 7. CHALMERS.
A. G. WARNER. D. r. FRASER.
April IL. 1y,
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INSTRUMENTATION.

We learn that report has gained
currency, that Rev. A. ST. CLAIR, who
travelled with Mrs. Brown last sum-
mer, soliciting donations for the Her
aid of Freedom, embezzled a por-
ton of the funds thus donated
The story has not a shadow OF
foundation. On the contrary, the
funds received, were Immediately
passed over to Mrs. Brown, and, in
due time, was acknowledged by US,
in the Herald of Freedom. We wish
all persons had conducted their bust
ness with us, with as much fidelity al
did the Rev. Mr.. ST. CLAIR.
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Unrivalled circular Saw Mills.


ITO whom it may concern. This certifes
l. that have one of Wells & Cos circular
Saw Mills in operation, with which we are now
cutting from ten to fifteen thousand feet of road
plank per day { II hours and we have no doubt
that we could, under favorable circumstances,
cut 1000 feet in IL hours. Our engine is
inch bore, and 16 inch ssroke boiler "a feet
long, AZ inches diameter, two 16 inch fues.-
Our logs are feet long, mostly white oak.
c. S. THOMPSON,
Grand Blanc, Genesee Co., Mich.
Reliable orders promptly filed by H. Wells
& Co., Florence, Hampshire Co., Mass, who
are now prepared to furnish, with their justly
celebrated Mill, improved Head Blocks by
which the log is set to any required gauge in
three seconds. The sawyer. without changing
his position, entirely controls the feed, backing
the carriage and setting the log. In point of
convenience and time saving, as well as dura-
biiity, these Blocks are unequalled, and with
advantages heretofore possessed by our single
and double patent Circular Saw Mill, renders
them far superior to any others.
Lath and Shingle Saving Machines, also
Morrison's Patent for irving, shaving, and
jointing shingles, constantly on hand.
April IL. st
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KaSsAs.-Reports from Kansas agree in
stating that MANY of the Pro-slaEery men in
the Territory, and along the river in Mis-
souri are becoming discouraged, and admit
that the "Abolitionists" may beat them yet.
The immense and unexpected food of " an
KEGS" this spring is diseoncsrting their
most cherished plans and blasting their
fondest hopes. Some Of the Shareholders in
Kansas are becoming alarmed at the swarns
of invaders from the North. and are leaving
the territory with their cksttles-Esstrra Ex.
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General Intelligence Office |

EHPORLA, 4. T.
HAVING located at the above named place,
IL am prepared to transact all kinds OF
business pertaining to the interest of e1nigrans,
and others who desire TO locate lands in the
Neosho Valley. Having been a resident OF
Kansas for more than two years and travelled in
all parts of the Territory, and having travelled
for three years in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and
Michigan, / am prepared TO give such informa-
ton of the country as may be desired, and tc
attend to any other business which may be en-
trusted to my charge. My knowledge of the
country and its interests, enables me to promise
safe and profitable investments to those who
may confde their business to me.
All communications addressed to the under.
signed win receive prompt attention.
n. S. STORRS.
Emporia. Kansas. May is. 1857.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
IN whom itmay concern, that letters sf Ad-
ministration upon the real and personal estate
of Eli d Lyman deceased, of Douglass county,
Kansas Territory were granted to me the under
signed, on the 18th day Of April, a. D. 1857, by
the Clerk of the Probate Court of said county.
Now therefore al persons having claims against
said estate are hereby requested to exhibit the
same to the undersigned, and all persons indebt-
ed to thesaid estate are requested to make pay
ment to me. A. D. SEARL, Admir-.
Lawrence, May Is, '57-3s=
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r. II. FARNHAM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GENERAL LAND
AGENT AND DEALER IN LAND WAR
RANTS AND EXCHANGE.
OFFICE In CoTTAGE BUiLnISe, near g. s.
" Land 0Isiee, Elmore Street, LEG0MPT0N,
Kansas Territory. A large stock of Land War
rants constantly on hand and fog sale TO settlers
fer eashor On time. Investments mads on COM
mission or joint account. Money loaned fes
non residents OF Resl Estate security at Western
rates Of interest; collections made, de-, &c.
Lsecmgron, May Is, ls5s.-tf.
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STOLEN

|ON the night of the Goth ult., JoHN MACK,
" proprietor of the Cincinnati House, in
Lawrence, was robbed of S400 in money, and
two notes. One of the notes was for S44,00,
signed by A. II. Mallory. The other was for
fifty odd dollars, signed G. F. Earle. They
were made payable to Robinson d Mack or
bearer, on demand. Any person finding the
notes, or either of them; or who will secure the
money and thief, or either of them. shall be
liberally rewarded JOHN MACK.
Lawrence. April 25th, 1s5f-tf.
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Served Them Right.

Two horses were stolen from town
a few nights ago, and two from Le-
compton. The thieves were pursued, and
the horses recovered in Nebraska. 1t is
reported that these thieves have closed
their horse-stealing practices. as they
received q lesson on the spot where
taken, which was effective. Served
them right, and as all other gentry O
the same class should be disposed Of
The days of horse-stealing must END
in Kansas nor.
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~ The farmers on Washingto

Re The farmers on Washington
Creek, desire us to mention that any
number of breaking teams, can find
employment in that vicinity this sea-
son. What is true in that locality is
generally true throughout the Terrific
~. Persons in Missouri wishing la
cor, will find good opening in Kan
sas, at this time.
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e. The weather is more humid
than it has been, and the dust, which
has been penetrating every crevice.
and making the old residents almost
ack Of Kansas, has been laid to rest.
Kansas would sell at a great advance
fom last weeks prices.
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Ptices Gpffepf.

LAWRENCE, May I6, 1857.
FLoUR-Superfne, So 90 p hundred
WHEAr-2 90 bushel.
CoRx-$I IS
Com MEAL-Si IS.
WHIrE BEAks-s3 so to 4 90 q bush.
PorAroEs-s3 so
SwErr-s4 90
GREEN -tPPLr-S2@2 so
DRIED 81 90
CRAcKERs-I5e. per b.
FRESH BuTTEs-SO@35c- 2 D.
CHEEE-20@ 25c.
SALERATus-l21ze.
BRowS SUGAR-1621c.
WHITE C' --16@2oc s
RIoE-l9 TO l21lc.
TEAs-75c @S1 90
CoFFEE-l625@20c.
BEEF-s@l21zc.
BAcoS-l21S@l62ze.
CoDFIsH-l0e.
MACKEREL-l2@15c
ToBAcco-30@50c
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SoAP-l0 to 12c.
CANDLE-Star, 35c.
+" -Sterine, 25c.
TALLow-121ac.
BEEswAx-20c.
CoTToS BATTNG-20@25c."
IRoN-7@10c.
NAILs-7@l0c.
CAsTINGs-9c.
Loo CHAIx-lO9l21lc.
STovE PIPE-l62Sc
SAD IRoNs-lO@1215c.
HIDEs-Green, Sc; dry, l2@15c. p b.
SALT-9 sack of 200 lbs, S. 90.
AxEs-New England pattern, 81 81.
SAws-Cross cut, p foot, 75@S1 90.
Ok Bows-2 piece, 25c.
SoeKs- pair, Soc; in large demand.
Boors-stogiez, 2 pair, s3@3 IS,
Calf, "a SOFAS so.
SHEETINes-Brown, p yard, l0@l5c.
Bleached, 12h@20c.
PRISrs-P yard, e@l5c.
DELANEs- {" 25M50c.
oI-Linseed, 2 gal, 81 so.
FiIS, FisS, 8 8 sosi soe o.
Bpnslse FLurD-7P gal, g 25.
SYRUP I" 81 30@I so.
WooD-Hard, p cord, s. 90.
CoAL-Stone, y bushel, 30c.
SADDLE-$7@30.
HARNEss-Per set, S16@50.
GLASS by 10 per fifty feet, So 90.
10 by l2 50 25.
1Obyl4 s. 81.
LUMBER-Per thousand, S30@40.
SHINGLEs-per thousand SIS 50@S6.
WORK OxEN-s75@sI25
Cows-S20aS35.
HORSES AND MULEs-S50al50
Hoes on FEEr-per 100 lbs. So.
SHEEP-s2dS3.
LUMBER WAGoNs-sI00aSl2S.
Ok YoKes. Bows AND RINGs-$3ds5.
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H All persons residing on the
public domain, now surveyed. should
attend to registering their intentions
'opre-empt. at as early day as prac-
ticable.
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Land Warrants Stolen +!

MO. 57,7S8, issued to Lorena Thayer, widow
IN ofOtis Thayer, Private in Capt. Hudson S
Company, Vermont Militia. l60 acres, duly
assigned to blank before j. K Parish, Notary
Public, and certified to by Secretary Stat, of
plication will be made for duplicate.
II. SPAULDING.
Lawrence, April 90, 1857. n3S-6tx
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L. r. TOWNSEND.
St. LOUIS WIRE WORKS

No. IA North Second ST.. ST. Loxis,
HAS for sale large stock Of FENCING
II WIRE which viii be sold at IS per leo ID.
Also large assortment of Woven Wire, Sives
Riddles, Sand Screens, Bird Cages, rat and
mouse traps. Bed, Sofa, and Chair Springs, grid
irons, 6e.. &c.
ST. Louis Nav 1s, 1857
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A. Olcott,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer In Par.
w lOr Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany,
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Ue-
holsetry generally, Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate, Willow Ware. Dining Room, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture, and Q general
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels.
Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, dc. Orders
solicited. Wareroom corner Of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
ApriI 26 IS56-Iy
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@ Freights are 81 hundred from
Leavenworth to Lawrence. They are
sl.25 a hundred from Quindsro. or
Wyandots.
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS interested in the estate of
"A Thomas w. Barber, deceased are hereby
notified, that will, on Monday, the lst of JAN
uary next, apply to the Probate Court of Doug
las County, for letters of Administration on
said estate. OLIVER BARBER.
By SYKES & BOILING, Attorneys.
Nav 5th, 1857.
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AL 7 O II 3 AEK I.

ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Capital $3.50, 900.
4 (tOLLECTIONS made. and exchange fos
~ sale On all the principal cities in the
Union.
Collections RENTED Tor promptly on day
of payment. E. MARSH, President.
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H.. Nov. 8. 1856. Lie
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S Persons are now proving up
their pre-emptions to lands on the
Upper Neosho. and paying for the same
At Lecompton.
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DR.. T. Read,

OF WAUBONSA, viii attend Professional
" Calls in the vicinity. Nune solicited; but
Chronic cases may apply with courage and
hope; for in no case will bleeding, blisters or
use of poisons be consented to. n3S-lt*
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Claim Notice

T HEREBY warn all persons from taking or
i otherwise interneddling with the south
in range 10 (nineteen) east of the sixth princi-
pal meridian, as was driven thence by man
calling himself Goodwin, who has thus forcibly
taken possession, in opposition to law, and
threatens my life in case ] return. These facts
can prove and shall apply for a title when the
office shall be opened for the preemption Of
claims. AARON s. HOVER.
Nav I6 1S5T-1t4
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Change Of the Place of Sale cfths Del.
r,,roro Tsraysf ToD6s "a, KoDs0s

UUuTE 1THSI AUItUS tH AONSOS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the place o
IN sale of the Delaware trust lands in Kan
sas Territory, advertised to take place at Le-
compton on the 23d day of June next, has
been changed to, and will commence at, 0saw-
kee, in said Territory, on the same day and
date.
By order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES E. MIX,
Commissioner ad interim.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs, April 8, 1857.
April 25.
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@ We learn that Mr.. ELLIOTT,
late of the Free State, is at Delaware
City. and is talking of reviying his
old paper there.
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w. r. Miller a ca

DEALERS in Lumber. Lath, Shingles,
~ Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc. Office On
Fourth street, near the Chicago and Nissis-
sippi r. r. Depot, Alton, Ill.
April 26, lS56.-lys
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nInF0N ELIAS.

GURVEYOR, is located st Prairie City, z. T.,
u and holds himself IN readiness for Survey
ing szd Plotting Towns, the division Of elainE
&C. al woTz wanasssd 70 give fpl estisssc-
tior. Address ss sbove.
Prs;ris Csty. April IS, Is37-eu.S
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DoMERoY, BENTON & CO. sell Linen
L Goods cheap, and have great variety Of
Irish Linens, Blay Linens. Buf Linens, Brown
Undressed Linens, Blay Linen Drills. But Lin
en- Drills. White Linen Drills, Fancy Linen
Drills. Farmers Linen Drills, Linen Duekings,
Linen Damasks, &c.
Nos. IA and l4s Main Street, St. Louis.
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re- Another change in the weather
swe goto press. The wind is rising
'ha sse atmosphere is quite cool.
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Charles A. Foster,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Osawatomie, Kan
"A sas T. Particular attention given to the
Presumption of Settlers Claims, and the pur-
chase and location of Land Warrants. mss If.
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H ALLEN & BRo. have received a
new printing Office. which they are
about opening in this city.
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IT. L. Wanles.

DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing.
~ and Furnishing Goods, wholesale and
retail. Corner sf Piasa and Second stresta.
Alton, Ill.
April 90, l656-1y
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Potatoes I Oats

f0n BUSHELS Oats expected daily. by the
IUU subscriber. Also, on hand to day, S.
bushels prime Potatoes, for sale cheap for the
times. C. STEARNS.
April 25-tf. Opposite Dunean's.
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n q M0ITg q cnMpANY.
JOB Leftine.

ExEcvTIyE 0ErIcE, LEcoHrTos, &. ].
ArslL 9Th, 1857.
DR0PUSALs are invited, until the 25th
i bay nezt, for completing the 1slls, roof,
and other woodwork Of the Cspito! bniid'
ines. according TO the plans and spscifca.
tions to be seen At this Office. In the event
of negotiating the bonds Of the Territory.
contracts will be mads With the lowest re-
sponEible bidders.
FRED. r. STANTON,
eecfetsry std ar.iHs Govsrnof
! Lssvcnwcrth Herald fosrEal Copy.
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Lots Wanted.

DERsONS havinzlots to seIiin Paper Towns
In Rsnsss Ter, can find Salesman 81
addressing . ine with PARTICULAR 70 ]. \
BRADSTREET, Chicago, IL
Nav g. iss7.-6E&
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OSborua House,

DY G. OSBORNE. TecuInseh. K. T. Trav-
D elers to. from, and through the place are
invitedto give him call.
Anil Ill. 8fnF
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DRY GOODS.

DoMERoY, BENTON G CO., have for sale
/ Prints at low prices, among which may be
found Merrimack, Cocheco, Pacific, Hamilton,
A. & W. Sprague, Palm & Sons, Richmond,
Dunnell's, American, Washington, Rigg, Un-
ion, &C., &c.
Nos. IA and l46 Main Street, St. Louis.
Mavq
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DOMEROY, BENTON & CO., have for sale
Il at low prices, an immense assortment and
variety of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans,
Tweeds, Cashmerets, Farmers Satin, Drap de
Etc, DC.
Nos. IA and l46 Main Street, st. Louis.
Mov9
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.s-sMERTctH E0Tu.
T.aoou,ton K.,,., TO-

L6ccmpton, Kansas Territory,
q o. HEMENWAY, late of Buffalo, n. w.
Cs Proprietor. This House Is being thorough
~ repaired and reftted, and viii be found equal
to any other in the Territory.
Lecompton, May Is, 1s57.-tf.
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DoMERoY, BENTON & CO., have for sale,
4 Cottonades, Plain Mixtures, Small Checks
and Cashmere Plaid Styles Of Joseph Ripka,
York Mills. Hamden Mills, Whittenton, No-
chassett, Winthrop, Camlets, Nankeens, Blue
DENNIS, Blue Driiiings, DC.
Nos. IA and 145 Main Street, St. Louis.
May2
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New Spring Ronnets.

Mrs. II. P. CANFlELD invites the atten-
vi ton of the Ladies of Lawrence and vicin-
ity to her well selected stock OF Spring Mill
merry, consisting of Silk, Blond, Hair, Lace,
Gimp, Straw and Illusion Bonnets, and u
large assortment of French Flowers, Ribbons,
Laces &C., all of which viii be sold at prices
that cannot fail to please those Ladies requiring
Goods of the above description.
y Mass. Street near Whitney House.
Lawrence, h. T. May 2, 1857. n36 3mx
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o. WuMARTH.

AS inst received large supply Of BOOKS
IL and STATIONERY, among which are the
following :-Chamber's Information for the
People; MaeauIsy's History Of Engiand; Hume's
History of England /; Plutarch's Lives Rollins
Ancient History Josephus' -Ancient History.
Editions Of all the various popular Poets Gift
Books Of various kinds, single or by sets. a
large supply of Song Books, Drawing Paper;
Pencils, Pens, Inks, Perfnmsly, Yioins and
Musical Merchandise, de-, DC.
Lawrence, May l6, 1857.
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F. WENDT.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
L CHANT and dealer in Foreign and Domes-
tic Liquors,
No. 8, Lsvee, Alton, III.
Warehouse Immediately on Keokuk Ond Quin-
cy Packets Landing. April 2s, 81. 1y
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Steam Saw-mill for Sale.

THE undersigned offer for sale their mill at
J. Benicia, on the river, miles West of Law
renee, and 211 miles East of Leeompton.-
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
April IL. IF
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DoMEROY, BENTON & CO., have in store,
l. of their own importations, and will be sold
remarkably low, Jaeonets, Tape Checks Swiss
Muslin. Nansook Muslins, Victoria Lawn,
Bishop Lawn, Brilliants, CrinoEnes, &C.. &c.
Nos. IA and l46 Main Street, st. Louis.
May2
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LEWIS N. REEs, P. KEITH, H. B. CALLAHAN
Rees, Keith & Co.
DECEIVING, Forwarding and Commission
IGMerchants. Also W Wholesale Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries and provisions. Corner of
Main and Delaware streets, Leavenworth City,
K. T.
References:
r. III. BIsHoP & Co., Gin, Ohio
DR.. Z. JONES &c
W. H. CoRD, Bloomington, III.
THos. II. LARKrN & Co., St. Louis, No.
Crow, M'CREERY & Co.,
HELFENsrEN, GORE q Co.,
n27 3m
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Just received from GALENA. Illinois, 101
- Bushels prime PINK EYED POTATOES,
also, 100 Bushes Imported and American Of
various kinds. Also on hand at DELAWARE
CITY 500 SACKS SVPERFINE FLOUR. which viii
be here in few dAss; also Seed Corn, Beans
Hams, Sweet Potatoes, Dried Apples and m as
sortment Of GROCERIES, c. STEATUS,
Lawrence, Nav Is. 1857. u Mass. st.
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/. HAvESs, G. II. cRANDALL.
Havens & Crandall.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Retail Deal.
l. ers in China, Glass, Queenswars, Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia Ware, Lamps,
Table Cutlery, &c. Third street, Alton, Ill.
April %, 1856 Iys
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n. FERRELL. Z. L. BEBTHoUD.

Shawnee House.
THIS house is now open for the aocommo-
Il dation of the travelling public. 1t is un-
dergoing thorough repairs with large additions.
1t is located on Shawnee ST., few rods west of
most healthy and pleasant location in the city.
The public are respectfully invited to call, the
proprietors pledging every comfort usually
found in a western hotel.
CIV. FERRELL, & Co., Proprietors.
Leavenworth city, K. T., April II, 1857. If
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PLANTERS' HOTEL

Leavenworth City, z. 7.
THIS House is 72 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 invi-
ted to call and see us.
MCARTY d MMEEKIN, Proprietors.
April Is. '51. 4
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Good News 70 Rnilders I

TUE subscriber has discovered on his Claim
i 1l% miles S. E. Of Lecompton, large
quantity of splendid Blue LiMest0ne Bod,
which he now burning into lime The Lime
thus produced Is believed by good judges to be
Of better quality than any other yet made IN
the Territory, and equal to any Eastern Lime.
He Will sell st reasonable rates. in any quantity
OF from to 1000 bushels. Call 81 his claim
near Lecompton. JOSEPH OAhLEf
Lawrence, May 2, 1857. tt
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Tanning. Rrnthers.

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Fcreig. aad
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols.
Gun Trimmings. DC. Also. Dealers in Iron
andSteel, Blacksmiths' Tools, Spring add
axels, Second street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, ILL.,, Nov. 8, 1853. iys2-is
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OHIO CITY
Notice.

DUFUS SEAVEY emigrated from Lawrence
Ii Mass in 1856 to Kansas. Can any person
inform me of his location!
TAPPAN r. ELLIOTT.
Lawrence, Kansas, May 16, 1857