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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-25
1Eeln ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Tru,h About Kapsa..

GOV. -GEARY'S ADMINISTRATION IN
N KANSAS; large IL mo. 34s page. With a
COMPLETE HISTORY 0FTHE TERRITORY
until June, 1851. Embracing full account of
its discovery, Geography, Soil. Climate, Pro-
duets, its organization Territory, transae-
tions and events under Governors Reeder and
Shannon, political discussions, Personal Rem
counters. Election Frauds, Battles and Out
RACES, with Portraits of prominent actors there
in, all fully authenticated b. JOHN Ii. GIH0N,
". d., Private Secretary 10 Gov. Gear. Care
fully compiled from the Official Documents on
file In the Department OF the State at " ashiug-
ton. and other papers In possession of the ! IA
thor, with full account al the INVASION OF
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the capturc. trial
and treatment of the Free STATE prisoner; the
character anu movements Of the Missouri Border
Ruffians; the murder Of Buisun, and Others; the
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GEARY
AND JUDGE LEC0MPTE; the proceedings of
the Territorial Legislature, OF the Prc-Slavery
Convention, and the Organization of National
Democratic Party, with .Skefch or AeRsas DIR
ing lis fdyfv fToR6kes, aRdeF Goes. Retsier aad
.MdRaoa; its Inyasions, Battles, 0utr8ges and
Murders.
A copy will be sent to any part of the United
States, by mail, free of postage, on the receipt
of retail price. 4 LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE
TRADE. 2 1000 Agents wanted. Price in
Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents.
ChAS. c. RHODES, Publisher,
Inquirer Building. Philadelphia.
.Tulv 9th Is:lf i'm
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Ritcherdson'g no. Express Co.

last PASSENGER Il EXPRESS FREIGHT
I LINE from LAWRENCE to LEC0MPTON,
WESTP0RT and KANSAS CITY. DAILY,
with Splendid E0ur Horse Teens, and Concord
6uit conyeyances, This line is permanently es-
tabiisbed and will be maintained during Sum
mer and Hiater with increasing energy as the
demands for transportation eniarge-in evidence
short time this line will be reinforced with ar
entire new outfit of passenger eonveyancessequai
to any line in the nited States. Also, Daily
Ecpress line, via the Lightning Line Packets
and Pacific Railroad to ST. Louis, St. Joseph.
and all intermediate points on the route, connee-
ting at st. Louis with ALL other Expresses, for
all the principal towns and cities in the United
States, North, East and South Bankers and
Merchants business promptly attended to. All
kinds of valuable packages, parcels. freight and
merchandise forwarded with dispatch. All loss
es and damages promptly adjusted at this Office.
I. SAMPSON, Agent.
Office Richardson's No. Express Co..
Lawrence, June 18th, 1857. A
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Kew Goods.

THANKFUL TO their old patrons f,r past IA
l. yors, the subscribers take pleasure Il. an-
nouHeins that they are continually rrcesFIEs
heayy additions to their aIready EXCESSIVE steel
Of merchandise, enabling them TO 1lys.x tie
Lawrence market with fancy and soss ~ t'fsszs-
Of ever xariety at prices 81 low as akS ysnc5
store in the country Their stock Of Groceries
i complete Provisions, embracing Flour. Corn
Meal. Lard, Polk Bacon, d., aiEags On hsnd.
Oils. Paints, Crockery. StsyeEare. Hollow ware,
Glass Of the various sizes. TI1waTes Carpenters
TOSS, Boots and Shoe. Ready made Clothing
Wiafsg Sash, DSCrz. spetiEgs, N Ehsrts gen
aiif esltes f0f in eoantKs store ia sfore dOpiBs
20 receive csniin1aEce Il the liberal patresr,.
heretofore extended 70 Is. Nc arc the p1b.lc''
humble servant. ". 4 G. DB8EA5.
L.s.Eresce. kaE D. 1e57. -
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Lawrence Door, Sash, & Moulding
Company,

DESPECTFTLLY inform the inhabitants of
Ii Kansas Territory that they have established
a warehouse under HeaceT'S 14nabr0tgpe Gallery
Collamore estate, at the corner # Massachusetts,
and Henry streets, in Lawrence. h. T., and
have fer sale superior BOSTON MADE KILN
DRIED DOORS, SASH AND MOULDINGS,
which surpass in quality any ever introduced in
to the Territory. with the exception of those,
which are of equal quality, for sale by the Quin-
dsro Door and Sash Company, BY their Agent
Mr.. Isaac Andrew and equal to any ever man
ufactur in the United States of America
which they offer for sale, for cash, in large or
small quantities, at as low prices as the poor
Festeyn Sash and Door is now sold. The glass
in the Sash Is Of superior quality, thoroughly
bedded in putty, and timed and beautifully glaz-
ed and primed.
All the above articles are packed in water
tight boxes, at great expense, before shipping,
and are received at the Warehouse in as perfect
acondition as when they leave the turerss
hands in Boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises and injury incident to all Western
Door aud Sash that is imported into this Terri
tori. The attention of ARCHIT EcTs and BUILD
ERs is particularly requested. Contracts for the
supply of Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels,
is solicited.
MOULDIN6S.
Seventy to one hundred of the most recent
styles of MOuldings are now on hand, samples
/ of which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.
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Notice.

T 0ST or STOLEN, on Friday, MAY Goth, 1857,
IL Land Warrant No. sc, AS, for 40 acres, issued
under act of March Sd, 1855, to Andrew Moore.
Said Warrant was taken from the cIhce of
Geo. b. Brown, in Lecompton City, h. L. AL
persons are notified not to use this Warrant. and
that intend to apply fora duplicate of the same.
Lecompton, June Is, 1851. 43-6t<
a & PATTERSON
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Buriingame, <. T-Lats Council City
eeft1ars,erfx II LIS.

rIsHE Mills at this point haze been IN s9eesss
4 fai operation for the last sx ;e z. - - = p
s-i.f,.j, more e now hsine now stieed. ee.e
lirist H. and bolt for , sr.iIie = u
i ROW being erected sszsa, se,nsis ia
Tpossne is one Of the live ton Is O. Kansas. -
i1sr e-esf induceIpenfs 70 Fslii5ts te IL 81,
al Sd ines men " settle. fhs eIsspeeaS i ~.
E-sesSs-- vifb the facilities and afsslilaaet- Tor
ba;ssisre and making ple9sans hesae, Wit ca
sae;ess. are net surpassed d sET iDtezlez 1--WE
N salz e0sln'ss- scHUYLEHs CAsEIFF
B1rl;nzar,.e. aar :, Isl.
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s1a.e Arrival.

II sHASKLiN. vhsleesle sd Ee;s,il dealer
sets Street, opposite t5s HsxrdF Hsases Law
renee. A. Z. ..s...,.s
We hare Just opsn saa Ess. =, 49,. -
$3.50 fT essIl af the itees5 Fesslels PF1esss IL
rref ffsTrr lie Festcra Ea1s1aetEEer<s.e 50 eo
feel caafde1t that We cdHiso< e 4z'sss{ 80 - -
Eoase IN the Ferfifory- .ss-,ez...z..s A,
f.zs-s ne-cIanls are reepsss lzlz isrl.ssa - =
cal ani exaIsi.1s car steek, pizIss Ee E. :.
hy ffle ease At TIE most rzssls1ls -. !. feS-h
s-l- 49, srsess ah ue Hi, fhsfs1s1ts 49,
49, -. -<-..Ff7 ~ II zzzlza n 81 ttl1<-
{ Ias1-rsss 5:s1se Is sli ~ 2 - :.
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Kansas Book Bindery and Blank
Pnnlx MannfacfOIY

John DOD S WORT II respectfully, IN
~ forms his friends and the inhabitants OF Kan
sas that he has commenced a Book Dindery IN
Lawrence h 7. Processes to be a practical
workman. having worked for several years IN
come of the largest establishments in New i ork
and PhiIadeIphia. Pledges himself to give gen.
eraI satisfacffon On ans kind of work. Have a
new patent Ruling Machine and all other tools
new and Of the latest pattern.
Blank Books, Ruled and made to any pattern
for bankers. Merchants, County Officers, and
RAILWAYS, such as Ledgers, Journals. Cash Books,
Records, Registers, Tax Books, Fec Books, War
rant Books, de-, DC.
Books Magazines, Music, Pamphlets, dc: bound
in Plain and Fancy Morocco binding, az cheap q:
in St Louis.
Please call and examine samples Of Paper fol
Blank Books. &c.
Rniidi1O maya
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]. Il. CLAYPooLE. t. J. NEWB'
ClaypooIe & Newly

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B00KSEL.
w lers and Siationers, and dealers in Wal
Paper, Sheri Music, Periodicals, &c, Leaven;
and Classical works, standard and light litera-
ture. late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews reeeiyei
in advance of the maiI-baek numbers supplied
Order solicited from country merchants, com
mites on libraries, teachers and purchaser!
generally.
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Rich MINERALS.

We Learn from R. S. STEVENS, Esq,
'Aat valuable spring of petroleum. OF
rock oil, has been discovered some eight
.liies northeast of Paoli. He states that
= can be collected to the amount of sew
s.si gallons daily. He had bottle with
nm. Ar. 5. states that an extensive lead
I.'ae has also been discovered in that
,is,nty. Marble has also been found in
= Alas county. OF very rich quality;
s'nsr 1t Is abundant can only be tested
ty future observations
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Tavrenes Landine. !.

while Stopping but few hours at Del
1@s'e City, few days ago. We found hel
sse crowded with immense piles Of
s'snt destined to Lawrence. Four hum
ea stoves for the Lawrence market was
,"Aaed there while we were on the Levee,
r''ides an endless amount of other freight
81. Is astonishing to see the amount Of
asisnl which makes its way to the ints-
:. o. Kansas, and particularly to thi,
p0iht from Delaware.
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Strayed.

STRAYED from Elm Greek, four yolk of work
~ oxen; one large pair, near one pale red, off
one dark brindle with knees inclining inRards !;
one pair Of three or four year old steers, near one
red and white, off one bright red inelining dark
er towards his head. horns a little inclining in
ward land downward | think; enc pair of n
lightish brindle. one of them line back; one of
the other pair was of q yellowish white, bread
qorns; mate pale red, long legged, with slim,
oxen were branded L on the left hip. i think
said oxen came from South or Southwest Mis-
souri, and may be working back that way. Who
ever will return said cattle, or give Information
at Allen p o. on the Santa Fe road, where they
may be found, shall be rewarded to his ri satis-
faction. +. Ii. h1LBOAAE.
july Il, 1857, 2t<
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The Isfaia Of Freedom.
lawrence, Saturday, July Is, 1857.
General ARea4.

ng;yes rs pleasure TO state that We have com
,,sted arrangements with Rev. w. +. PAKRIsH;
o. en- D. far the HERALD OF FREEDOM. He is not
stEiz anthorizcd to receive and receipt subserip-
en5 hut Is fully empowered TO commission
cra anI, Agents throughout the Northern
State to solicit subscriptions for us; Persons
2 Parish. Rockford. Ill.
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General intelligence Office, En-
maria T

HAVING located 1t the above namei place
h am prepared 10 transact ali kinds Of bust
reSs pertaining to the interests Of enigrants, and
sthers who wish to ioeate izn3z in the Aeoshs
Yallex. Having been resident IF Kansas fei
more than two ,eaEs ard travelled in 81 parts d
the TerTitsrz and hayiag Travelled for three zear
pfepare 70 give sue Information q the e0uHtE1
as may be desired-and tGat1eud 10 any other bus
iBess which MAJ be entrusted 10 ~ eEzTgs. Nj
kaO4ieze OF the ecan;Ty aid it, interests enable.
me to premise safe and profitable Investments 4
these Tho mas e9nfde tissir basiness 70 ne.
AL communications addressed 70 the under
signed viii receive prompt attention
Emporia, Kansas. Nay Is. lssz. = :
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Notice.

I AND WARRANT 40. ASA for Io9 acres, Is
II ssied 70 0ans n II. Wheeler, an5sr Act March
1e55, and b. him assigned, daiy acknowledged
sad certified. was take1. lost or destroyed 81
IseaEsuSoFth OF OF aboas tae ID II September
iast. when the Free STATE seftl<fz were driven
from tbs plaee4t IS no inte1sisEl to appI fsr
Duplicate yas3Ei. but q .eHar6 viii be PAID
for The dsffver5 Of aid Pasra1,f 10 the editor d
this pspeT. MOR0SI WHEELER. s
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Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
EnsEsh. Pancv and RfilfineryGoods.

II C. HEMINGWAY respectfully informs
H. the inhabitants Of Lawrence, and OF the
Territory of Kansas, that he viii In q few days
open bis new store at the corner Of Massaehu-
sets and Henry SITS, tCollamore Buildings
where he will sell forcasf. at Wholesaler RETAIL
q fresh importation of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory, atpriees that cannot fail 10 suit all de
viii continually receive from Boston and New
York the latest, richest, and most fashionable
Of ali articles in his line of trade, and he atters
himself that, his entire attention is devoted to
fhiSene branch of business, he can sell at lower
prices and goods Of a superior quality, than are
sold in any other store In the IerTitory, COun-
try Merchants are particularly invited to call
and examine.
Lawrence, June 90, 1857.
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Kansas rzin;sferiaI AIliarcc,

TIVE ANNUAL. MEETING of this Associa-
i ton viii be held in Lawsence. ut the Cnita-
rim Church, on Wednesday, August l9,h next,
q. 10 o'clock 4. u.
la accordance WITH vote of The last meeting.
Ministers of ever; denomination, in good stand
ing are urgently invited to be present and join
the Alliance 1t is understood that meetings
viii be held in other parts OF the Territory when
ewes invitation TO that effect shall be offered.
july 81, i657. EPHM MUTE,
1865 Secretary.
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Sfrnxea or Stolen.

IRON the subscriber, in Wakarusa valley.
il about SIX miles from Lawrence, on saturday
evening" the 18th inst, two mares, one dark Sor-
re! about fourteen hands high six years old .inar
on the inside of the left thiga, white mar on he
forehead aud white mark On the back. The
other is a light sorrel, spotted with white, and
white mark in forehead, Is fftseH bands high,
and about eight years cid. Whoever viii return
/ them viii be suitably rewarded
I jS25-2tt ROBERT OWENS.
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c. N. FERRELL. Z. L. BKRTHoUD.
Shawnee House.

THIS house is now open for the eecommoda-
l. dation of the travelling public. 1t Is under
going thorough repairs with large additions. tits
located on Shawnee ST., few rods west Of the
Planters House, on high ground, and the most
healthy and pleasant location IN the city The
public are respectfully invited TO call, the pro-
prietorS pledging every comfort usually found IN
Western hotel.
c. ". TERRELL & Co.. Proprietors.
Leavenworth City, h. T., April II, le51.-f
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Accident BIZ Camphene.

EDWARD E. REED, a young man in the
employ of Woodward & Finley, drug
gistS. in this place, was severely burned
by the explosion of can of eamphene,
Oh Wednesday evening oflast week. Al
though the accident was serious, yet there
is but little doubt that it will not prove
fatal.
We trust that all who value life will
be exceedingly cautious in using this ex-
plosiye fluid. It should never be exposed
when there is any possibility of ignition.
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A Chance to Make MOney-whO VIII Accept i,

Chance to Make Money-Who VIII Accept It!
Alexander Rice, residing near Peoria
City, Franklin County, about twenty-five
miles south of Lawrence, who owns some
five or six hundred acres of timber, is de-
sirous of making arrangements with any
person who is well qualified to erect and
drive steam saw mill. We understand
that should the person undertaking it,
be sober, industrious and a good mechanic,
Mr.. r. will, if desired, furnish portion
of the capital, and secure him against loss.
Who will accept the offer?
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TaW Offf~,
Rrraaf ureads

TT Is TRUE that - Han shall not live By bread
l. elone," and yet, reader. mark M word. yoG
will eE;oy far better health II yen ate more and
better bread than yea have been IN the habit Of
using, and far less meat. have just eoslpietcd
. large furnace oven, and have ecpio5 Cd ne Se.g
best baker In town, il is said bz these who eat
his pies. DC. am, therefore, prepared 70 ins-
nish parties ard families With ANYTHING - iii.s
line. to order. &. STEAEsS,
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JAMES j. MES CHRISTIAN.
GHnliRna

TT Is UNDERSTOOD that certain indiTid-
1 ual b. thc 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
ta as they are spurious. The certificates are
signed by q. +. Danforth. Prest, and Jas. W.
BOTta Secretary, iyiI ID. III. WEIR.
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Notice.

JNE HAVE IN STORE box marked Jacob
w kindig, which was sold this day to pas
charges, and bid of b Z. ". Read. On opening
said box il was found to contain sum of money
and other valuables To the owner. We hay e
made arrangements with Mr.. Read TO hold said
bcx sixty days longer for the benefit Of the owner.
Lawrence, July j, %.
jy11-it T. 4. HUNT d co.
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Delaware Town Association.

4 7 meeting Of the Delaware Town Associa.
AtioB. X. T.. held March 81 ,leS7 assessment q
SO per share Was laid, SO payable on the Iosh
day Of April, 1877. At meeting Of the Della
ware Town Association, K T., hedMay Il. lssa. an
assessment Of S4o per share was lad. pa,a1ic Sd
or before the first day of August. 1857.
4lteugi8 CALEB :. PRATT, SseretaTy-
Delaware City, Il. T.. Mas 30, 1885,.
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Ica Creams Gratis.

DEfNG extremely DESTROYS that the good peo-
- pie of this town should not be disappointed
in obtaining Ice CREAMS; and not being able to
suit them with lee Creams made Of kiss0stTi
eeg-they being such good Free State meR--l
wall therefore treat all our country friends with
one Ice Cream for every two dozen of fresh Eggs
they Will bring me. besides giving them the
highest market price Ia cash. for their Eggs.
C. STEAKSS.
I'll. 4 IS,7
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A I Shawnee, at the mouth Of Kill Creek. in
II johnson county, K. T.. twenty-five Iaborers
IYMEDI ATELY. Coed Fay vii. be siyer. EHguirs
above place. 5s255t
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Inhnson e Emerson.

SUCCESSORS to STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON
- L Co.. Piasa Foundry, Alton, Illinois, would
inform their friends and patrons that they have
bought out CALVIN STIGLEAAN's entire interest
in the late firm of STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON i
Co. Having increased their facilities for the
manufacture Of all kinds of Saw aEd FIGURING
mill machinery, we are prepared to offer induce
ments uneauaiied in the West. Descriptive
pamphlet furnished upon application. &2-tf
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Sfrared or Stolen.

n bay or brown, with flowing name aud tail,
one white hind foot, white stripe in her face,
scar on the middle of her back. and st the time
of leaving had a small sea grass lariat broken
close to her neck. Whoever will return her or
give me knowledge such as will enable me to re-
cover her, will bo amply rewarded. jyIltf
Lawrence. July 7th. %. G. STORRS.
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GOOD fyau,. 20 RuildersI

THE subscriber has discovered on his claim
L ~ miles southeast Of Leeompton. 3 large
quantity ef splendid Blue limestone Rock, which
he is now burning into Lime. The Lime thus
produced is believed By good judges to be Of q
better quality than any other yet made In the
Territory, and equal to any Eastern Lime. He
viii sell at reasonable rates, IN any quantity OF
from to Loo bushels. Cali at his claim near
Lecompten. JOSEPH OAKLEY.
Lawrence, Mas ., ls57.-tf
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a. Alcott,
ly+2-l6

JTTHOFESALE and Retail Dealer in Parlor
w Furniture Of Rosewood, Mahogany and
Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Upholstery gen
orally Looking Glasses. Glass Plate, w ili6wN are.
Dining Room. Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture,
and general stock of urniture for Steamboats,
Hotels, Offices, School Rooms. Lodges, de-. Or.
dcrs solicited. WareroOm corner of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
Il,
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
IL Furnishing Goods, wholesale and Eeiail.--
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, LII.
April %. 1s55. l..
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T. p Touosend

CT. LOUIS WIRE WORKS, No. I4i NORTH
- seead 81 ~ IRE; h2s Tor saIe arg sd stoe
per 100 lbs. Also large assortment of w oven
Wire, Sieves. Riddles, Sand Screens, Bird
cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, Bed, Sofa and Chail
Springs. GridiToGs, de-, de.
St. Louis. Mas l6. 1871.
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Steam Engines, Boilers, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER. having taken the agency
Il Of large Manufacturing Company, Is able
to furnish Engines. Boilers and all castings for
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, K. T, June 10. Is57 zeIn6s
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Ecnn6

A SILVER WATCH was found in the road
n one mile west of Lawrence. The finder
resides at DIR. Bankers. four miles west of Law
renee 44t3 JOHN HENDRN.
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Nafice.

cTOLEN from Topeka on the night Of the 9th
- inst, Light Bay Mare name, tail and feet
all the same eelcr. has, think . small white
spot on the forehead I; has several gals on her
peek made b the cellar. Said mare Il Eve years
old, PAGES and trcis when pat up. Rev. James
Fitzpatrick. OF BEovnviiie. *. T., il the owner
Of said aair. Any one who viii return her 10
him CT 70 Joseph Miller OF Topeka. or give Felia-
Bile information Of her. VII secure the hearty
thanks OF, and mar expect liberal reward from
JAMES GILLPATRlEk. (
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District Court.

Eliza p Hamilton, by herr
next friend Patrick ID.
Jones, Complainant, Petition for Divorce.
Harrison Hamilton, Deft.
TN the Second District of the United States
District, May Term, A. ID. 1851. In Chaneery
sitting And now, at this day comes the COM
plaiBant, b. her attorney, James Christian, and
1t appearing to The satisfactiof or the Court that
the defendant is non resident of this Territory,
Therefore it is ordered By the Court that the de-
PENDANT be notified that the complainant has
herein fled her bill of complaint, the object and
general nature of which Is TO obtain q divorce
from the bonds Of Lnatrimony, heretofore con-
trscted between complainant and defendant and
also that said defendant be notified to appear be-
fore the Judge of the Second District Court of
the United States and Territory Of Kansas, with
in and for the Second Judicial District of said
Territory, on the first day of the next term there
of TO be begun and held at the city of Lecomp-
ton in the county of Douglas on the first Mon
day in October next, a, ID. 1857, to appear and
answer the said bill, or that the same viii be Ia
ken as confessed. 1t is further ordered that this
in this Territory, for eight weeks successively,
the last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the commencement of the term at which the de-
PENDANT is bound to appear.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Solicitor for Complainant.
|, s. Macarthur, Clerk of the Court aforesaid.
do hereby certify the above to be true copy of
the original order made in the above entitled
cause.
In testimony whereof, ], 5. Macarthur, Clerk of
the Court aforesaid, set my hand and atfix the
seal thereof, at the Office in Leoompton, this
IIth day OF June, 4. D. 1857.
43;s S. MACARTHUR, Clerk.