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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-08-08
Iwrence, June % ia57.-tf
T6e TT1sh a6e1I kansas.

The Truth About Kansas
COy. GEARY'S ADMINISTRATION In
VI KANSAS; large ls mo. 80 pages. With .
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRITORY
until juno, ls5T. Embracing = full account Of
its discovery, Geography. Soil. Climate, Pro-
duets, its organization rs TerritoEy, transae-
tions and events under Governors Reeder and
shannon, political dizscnsions, Personal Rem
counters. Election frauds, Battles and Out
RACES with Portraits Of prominent actors there
in, ali fully authenticated by JOHN III. GlH0S.
NJ D.. Private Secretary TO Gov. GeaTy. Care
falls compiled from the Official Documents on
file in the Department Of the State al Washing
ten, and other papers in possession of the Au-
tho. with full account of the INVASION OF
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the capture, trial
and treatment Of the Free State prisoners; the
character and movements Of the Missouri Border
Rueians; the murder Of Buffum, and others; the
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GEARY
AND JUDGE LEC0APTE; the proceedings Of
the Territorial Legislature, Of the fre-Slayery
Convention, and the Organization Of National
Democratic Party, with Skaca ef kaasas der.
iaa ;ts early fr0a5ges, aRdsr G6gs. Ree1er ana
| Siaaaos; its Inyasions, Battles, 0ntrages sad
Murders.
a copy will be sent TO any part Of the United
States, By mail, free Of postage on the receipt
Of retail price, a LIBERAL. DISCOUNT TO faE
TRADE NJ 1000 Agents wanted. FREE II
/ Cloth 81; Paper, 30 ceEts.
-. CHAS. G. RHODES. PsblkAeH
Inquirer Building, Fhi.eaeslhia,
July 2slh, 1ess.s4
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L.vrence Bridge.

DROPOSAi.S for the construction of : bridge
acrass fhe Kaasas rivef, Will be received u1-
I'll the lGfh Of September next. Statistics ot she
place Of crossing are as folIeEs.-.
Distance from shore to snofes - teeS 1e5gnt
aIove Io,r watc. mark to the road bed. - feet;
,rafer % INCHES deep; ledge, extending abcat %
feet from the south side the rest Of the dIstalee
sand: the bridge to be CT sufficient width Tor
Plans and specifications viii aeconapany The
uroDosals. S.B. PRESTISS,
Chairman Of Committee.
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VNHE s. z. and 5. ". QRS of SEC: 3, T. II,
l. r. "a. johnson CO., h. T., situated IL miles
the, and 4 from Shawnee, Immediately on the
Santa Fee Road; and als5 on the cr0ss foass
leading from little Santa Fee to Lawrence, and
from Quindaro to Osawatomie. Said claims are
rich lie beautiful, are :. 4 mile from fine body OF
timber, and contain abundanee of fine water
for stock and other purposes. For particulars
apply To EChElSTUA EC1Hk:
On the claims, or to j. I. EGTuR, Ncstport,
Missouri. Aug.1-2m
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John DOdswoFth,

jlOOKBINDER AND BLANK BOOK MAN
u CFACTURERl Lawrence; X. 7. Blank
Books ruled and made to any pattern fol Blink
ers, Merchants, County Officers, and Railways,
such as Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books. Register, Tax Books, &c., dc.
Particular attention given to Job work. Law
in plain or fancy Morocco Binding as cheap as in
St. Louis. n5Otf
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A. AlcOtt.

JUHOFESALE and Retail Dealer in Parior
w Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany and
Walnut Also, Mattresses, and Upholstery gem
orally, Looking Glasses. Glass Plate. w iilow are
and genErEl stock Of Furniture for Steamboats,
Hotels, Offices, school Rooms. Lodges, &c. Or
ders solicited. Wareroom corner of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
Ii
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CLAYPoOLE. 7. .. EEEBY.
Claypoole & Newby.

VHHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOkSEL,
wv lers and Stationers, and dealers IN Wall
Paper, Sheet Music, Periodicals, &c, Leayen;
and Classical works, standard and light litera.
ture. late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers. Magazines and Reviews received
in advance of the mail-back numbers suppiied.
Order solicited from country merchants; com
mittees on Libraries, teachers and purchasers
generally.
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The following is the result of Observa-
tons for the month of July:
Mean range of Thermometer at O'Clock
A. n, 75 deg; at 2 P. M. S21z deg; and
at P. H.. 7s2s deg. Mean range for the
month, 811s deg.
Mean range of thermometer attached
to barometer, at A. H.. as 5-6 deg; at 2
P. h, 8sIx deg; at P. IL, 50 deg.
The wamest time was on the 18th, at
8 O'Clock P. IL, los deg; and the coldsst
On the Sd. at A. n. 65 deg.
EN-. L SMITH,
Lawrence. august lst. 1857.
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Or Just printed at the Herald Of Free
dom Office, quantity of blank Warranty
Deeds, with acknowledgment adapted to
to any State in the Union, for sale by the
single copy, dozen or hundred, at fair
nrices.
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Notice..

Il Der, in Lawrence. ON the night Of the 18th OF
JAY, two large black OF brown horses, With head
Stalls Of halters on. One is Eve years old past
with small star IN the forebead. smooth llmbed-
The other Is eight or nine years old and rough
built. with star IN the forehead ss large As
dollar or larger. Tbe5 are both in their hesa-
no shoes on. Any person knowing ANYTHING OF
the above horses, will please leave word 1t the
Office of the Herald d Frocdszsl, where the sWn-
CT can get were. shall be As veil rewarded e tho
owner Is able TO pay. AMBROSE u. JONES',
Auei-yss
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K..sa. TTinixteriaI AiIiance.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of this Associa-
L tion will be held in Lawsence, at the Unita-
risn Church, on Wednesday, August 18th next,
at 10 o'clock 4. 81.
In accordance With vote of the last meeting.
Ministers of every denomination, in gsod stand
ing. are urgently invited to be present and join
the Alliance. 1t IL understood that meetings
will be held in other parts of the Territory when
ewes invitation to that effect shall be offered.
July 81, 1851. EPHA MUTE,
iy25-3t Secretary.
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Lawrence Door, Sash, & Moulding
Company,

DESPECTFTLLY inform the inhabitants OF
IL Kansas Territory that they have established
a warehouse under Fedeer'S At76rotgpe GdtIeIy,
CollaIpore estate, at the corner IF MASSACHUSETTS
and Henry, streets, in LaMrence: \; and n
have fer sale suFerQ5 BqST0S MAtRE lals, hiLS-
DRIED DOORS, SASH hSD MopLDIhGSi
which srrpass in quality ans ever ihtfodHeen In
to the Territory, with the exception Of th0sei
which are Of equal quality. for sale by the luin-
daro Door and Sash Company, by their Agent,
Mr.. Isaac Andrcw.) and equal to any ever man
ufacturcd 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
HesterR Sash and Door is now sold. The glass
in the Sash is of superior quality, thoroughly
bedde,l in putty and timed and beautifully glaz-
ed and priBsed.
tight boxes, at great expense, before shipping,
and pfe resolved at the Warehouse in rs perfect
a Condition rs when they leave the mannfacturerss
hands In boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises and injury ineideHt to all " estern
Door and Sash that is imported into this Terri
tory. The attention of ARcHiT ECTs and BUILD
ERs is particularly requested. Contracts for the
supply of Public Buildings. Churches and Hotels,
is solicited.
H0CLDIEdS.
Seventy to one huharea Of the most recent
STYLES of Mouldings are now on hsrai samples
of which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.
4 H.
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COX & ABEHEATHY announce to the citi-
~ zens of Laurence sud surrounding country
that they will, BY the 10Th Of August, open In
Lawrence, one of the largest assoItHsqIs x,9 81
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURalSh1Ne
GOODS, west of st. Louis. One Of the hrfn Is
nov East laying in their stock, and rs we Pur-
chased for cashI we will be able tosel lower tnan
ever before offered in this market: Those wlsn,
ing goods ia their line wiz - well 70 wall H. an y
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MARRIED..

In DightoD, Mass, 25th ult, by Rev. Mr.. Sand
ford. Frank b. Smith, Esq, of Manhattan, X.
T., to Miss Lucy F.. youngest daughter Of Capt.
Freeman MAY bury, of Dighton.
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Johnson & Emerson.

SUCCESSORS to STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON
- l. Co.. Piasa Foundry, Alton, Illinois, would
inform their friends and patrons that they have
in the late firm of STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON x
Co. Having increased their facilities for the
Iuanufasture of all kinds Of Saw and FIGURING
mill Tbaehinery, We are prepared to offer induce
ments uneSuaiIed in the West. Descriptive
pamphlet furnished 1pon application. 2-tf
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Caution.

TT Is UNDERSTOOD that certain indiyid-
ual b. 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
tn. rs they are spurious. The certificates are
signed by G. T. Danforth, Pres't, and Jas. w.
Bonita, Secretary. iyII ID. III. RIER.
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Sfraxea or stolen.

A FIVE YEAR OLD MARE PONY, dark
~ bay or brewn, with flowing name and tail,
one white hind foot, white stripe in her face,
scar on the middle OF her back, and at 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 be amply rewarded. iyl1tf
Lawrence. July eth. 81. Z. SfORRS.
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
II Furnishing Goods, wholesale and retail
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets. Alton, Ill.
April sc, 1856. ly.
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o. There are twenty-three weekly
newspapers published in this Territory at
the present time. This is doing very
we'll, for new Territory, we think.
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FSufid:

bY the proprietor of the franklin House; at
ID Franklin. Douglas county. h. T.tabout the
lst of August, le57, in d drawer in a bed room, q
Watch, which the owner can have by identifying
the sane. SAMUEL CRANE.
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G. G. Mauzy,

JJTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in every
w variety and style of Fashionable Furniture,
Sofas, Easy Chairs, bureaus. Secretaries. Mat
trasses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs, Rockers,
Iooking Glass Plates, Window Shades, etc.
Corner of Short and William Streets, Alton. Ill.
ADrii 96
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,4e syEWHaNPsHlRE Sc -LAN AEssSz. II.
NEensas. q. .I.WmTEKE, fFeEl.s See1s e
ees arriye ard aepzrt frDzE rs 5sslss.
SiI parts af the TerIsery. ----
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2lsd -, sises1Ed nos Be n :,
rss o III cs = GEsznEs esd ne ss;nS e ;sss -
. sat slsus yith lee s S5ssa sssa RE re sssss s
eEEs-fsey pslsS lSssf sH sur eo4btrt fflz9r= -.
vii tnsIssssS ss. ar s7eEy sec do1se e - - ~
essx ~ xi bring re, pss.ass g sassks: sks, 80
I;ehest market rzies = szs1s &c sf5sE711<s-
Jsls !. sss7-
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Topping, Brothers

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural I'm:
plements, &c. Store between Levee and Second
Streets, Alton, Ill.
New g 1856 Iyf
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Alton Bank.
ILLINOIS.

~ Capital $3.50, 900.
COLLECTIONS made, and exchange for sale
~ ON all the principal cities in the Union. :.
Collections remittcd for promptly on day OF
nsTment E. MARSH, President.
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H., Nov. g, ls55. i--o
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Il. L. DEN
v a a. HARVEY, President.
Rstt July 24th, 1857.

=, A Convention of the citizens of Ander-
~ ia county was held at Hyatt, on Mon
Tsg, = I, July 9th, at which Col. Harvey, w.
! = m 4; Amy, S. Kaufman, C. e. Dewy and
,..as. : sles were appointed delegates to rep
~; ,ssel' TINS County at the Railroad Conven-
an 0t * % oe held at Butler, Bates Co., No.,
,Ds me y, second Wednesday in September,
:, - ~; = 7; Ii. Army was appointed to con-
pa.s D. WIN the Directors of the Pacific Rail
SOsa' s''. and also to visit Washington City
rsla.;s the next session Of Congress, in
,On.a ,s,'on 70 the establishment of a post
f,o-s e : aud i railroad on direct line west
sss ssseaerson City to the borders of Kan
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0r Col. Ttus, the Kansas and Mica
ragua fillibuster, passed through Lawrence
the other day on his way to LecOmpten.
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S, 3. Cats,

nEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses and
II SboemakerJ Findings, Plasterers' Hair, DC.
Store On Second Street, Alton, Ill.
Nov g 1856 1y%
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ua.hassau Tayvu Association.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that there viii
~ be drawn one first class and one second eI.se
ing on those upon which shares have eiEeaey
been drawn, on the 2gth day of August next. q
The oficc OF said Association. IN dannattaa'
AgEf-5w C. E. BLOOD. Secretary
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Buly 26, '57.
attending the
.oria, the pro-
[ou, the practi-
mail route now
| 1ity to Moneka
suggested and
batioH of the
d be the route
most probably
kind of horse
ID on; SO, start
yed down the
de and smooth,
! level. Men
Pple of Ottum-
erested them
g and appoint
! ilton Smith, to
Fampden, down
still continued
ber abundant,
flg built.
ere called TO-
ately interest
d Mr.. Ella, an
) continue the
teneka are in
!, and only vary
me section line.
most level and
Ibis point that
as for the same
Fhich there are
kheir crossings
khe / vaflies be-
and of gooa
b the route IS
point we met
Sf Kansas and
bd and useful
Eether and the
6o the whole
nd railroad
|e appointment
Ito correspond
line from En-
Eculate a peti,
nail route, and
Etion of dele
! effective ope-
the route from
Fveyed to-day.
Town have al
kCommittee %
Iong that por-
/ Butler. Bates
krsailles, Nor
[onGty, which
bugh the Ha-
soon as they
movement viii
by the people
ON City to En-.
ble, to supply
|th intelligence,
open > direct uusss
lst, are matter .5is
% engross We
| people.
kression IN
nkNSHS
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Topuing Brothers,

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Gun
Trimming, &c. Also, Dealers in Iron and Steel,
Blacksmiths' Tools, Springs and Axeis, Second
street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. g, 1856. Af9-l6
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A@hseao,, q
- Ce,,n,

"a ef Freedom,
n csanfS.
lens of Ander.
P; at the town
chosen Chair.
.BERGER Sec
rreamble and
Pf the citizens
fand a speedy
cHt, and
4 Government
as
eas, commonIy
ID signifed its
pc; and
|e any action
| Of this Teri
rebellion with
ris are now, as
ed to maintain
| |ederal author.
| Government,
fcceeded to Us
Pt-boxi there.
/. we by no
y the present
/ this proper
y are the en-
h irresponsible
/ forced upon
E against their
Eoice or parti-
lin the present
tcal affairs, we
1rest means of
Eansas, to par
p vote for Or
p may be pre-.
snae VIII as.
| and also for a
fembers of the
ID Delegate to
be Kansas stat
|c "bogus lawsn
|nable us, in a.
|e power to re-
Fch Legislation
sentiments of
(nsas.
pm further ad.
Institution i'm.
| That the long
the last Con.
Kansas under
pal recognition
a Republican
should satisfy
Flrthsr effort in
ID unavailable,
and dis
|e development
Territory.
AVE fnll conf
Kansas have
lity to protect
of their
py further mob
reference and
time our re-
Us" VIC may, in
| administration
Territory, and
pm Kansas, ere
in soil, climate
tees of wealth
her political IN
lin the constei-
we admit the
b exercise of a
/ mature delib-
lrse of policy it
ue; we utterly
prcise by soorn,
, over any por-
Ir primary and
bwing the con-
ructive of the
Government,
'ress.
that
lderson County
held at Topeka
and the
requested, and
: no action that
bring the Free
ith the Federal
J. G. Blunt.
.rankenberger,
Linsey be ap-
Committee for
nd fer transac-
suany devolves
,fcers of this
] papers of this
rgs, for publ
len, Pres't.
P, Sec'y.
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". e. Suthlfff.

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths
-1fI Clothing, Hats, 4 CABS and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. ST., doors north of BloOd's store.
Aug g. lS57-;f
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List Letters,

DEMANINGrin the Post OfHee at LaMrenee,
II for the month ending july 31st. l65I; Per
sons calling for those letters will say "Adyer-
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Make HaY,

Unless extra efforts are made, there
will be a great scarcity of hay before next
spring. It will command almost any
price, and in no way can farmers employ
their time with greater profit to them
selves, and the benefit of Others, ban by
engaging In the hayfiaking Business to
large extent. On the bottoms, where the
grass is good, it will pay well to use mow-
ing machines. No trouble to make hay
in this sunshiny country, and We hope
that all the advantages will be improved.
az Walker & Chick advertise in the
Kansas City Enterprise quantity of goods
for sale to pay charges, among which are
6 packages for DR.. S. b. Prentiss, of Law
renee.
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Pest Office Notice.

TGst OlatCt 1koHCe.
The Post 0Ifice of this City opens at
Z A. NJ, and closes at ~ P. NJ, during
the week. Closed on Sundays.
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w r Miller 81 CO.

nEALERS in Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash,
~ Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on Fourth street,
near the Chicago and Mississippi X. X. Depot,
Alton Illinois.
April %, 1SJ6.-1yf
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For TIE Herald Of Freedom.
Railroad Meeting at Hyatt.

hdlisodu ACcuAAS a. ny eh"
A meeting was held by the citizens of
Hyatt and vicinity, on the evening of the
eth inst, for the purpose of adopting act
i've measures for the opening, at the earli-
est practical period, Of a great public
thorOughfare from Jefferson City, Mis-
souri, to Emporia, Kansas. passing through
Versailles, Morgan County, Clinton, Hen
u County, and Butler, Bates County, Mis-
souri,, and Moneka, Hyatt, Hampden and
0ttumwa, Kansas; and also for the estab-
lshment of mail route thereon.
The meeting was called to order by
Judge w. F. NJ. Army, and Col. J. A.
Harvey was appointed President, and T.
I. Bent chosen Secretary. By invition,
10. Wattles, Esq, of Moneka, addressed
the meeting, speaking with great point
and force for considerable time, present
ins many facts fer consideration, of deeI
interest to the citizens of this section OF
country.
". A. Ella, Esq, of Hampden, was also
Caled upon and spoke with much efficien-
y,Presenting several practical suggestions.
Judge Army, of Hyatt, followed with a
strong and concise speech, pressing home
with considerable power, the magnitude,
Importance and practicabiiity of the es-
Enlistment of pest route and railroad
fTom Jefferson City to the western borders
Of Kansas, in direct line from one point
10 the other, closing with motion to the
effect that committee of three be appoint
cd to confer with other communities on
the route in relation to the survey and es-
Enlistment of mail route and railroad
0nnecting the above places, and also tc
prepare and circulate a memorial to Con-
gess.
Judge Army, Col. ]. "A. Harvey aud
Senl. Griffin, Esq, were appointed said
Committee.
Some discussion followed concerning
'ae feasibility of holding mass or dele
gate convention at some point on the route
@' Inc purpose of taking into considera-
Gon tals whole matter. Mr.. Army moved
'ast 1t be recommended to the various To-
ahtles along the route to send delegate.
@aeonyention to be held at Butler, Bates
county, Missouri, on the second Wednes.
Jay IN September, which was unanimous.
y adopted.
D l. Hand moved that a committee O.
.aiee be appointed to stake out road from
'as place to Moneka, previous to the 15tl
u august. Carried, and B. F. Allen, T
!, pent and c. j. Farley were appointed
oh motion the meeting adjourned.
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Pm PIuyE. LEIGH A'CLUNG.
. Plumb & McCluDg,

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, EMPoRIA, Kansas.
II VIII attend promptly TO the purchase and
sale of lands and town lots, and the location OF
claims in any portion of Kansas.
REFER To-Hon NJ. ID. Catch, Aenia, "; Hon.
G.. 5. Hamilton, Marysvillc, o.; Il. w. Brown,
ESQ. Ed. Herald of Freedom. Lawrence. Kansas;
and w. W. Ross, Ed. Tribune, Topeka, Kansas.
Feb 2S 1S57-tf
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n r. Mar.in e. Co

WHsuLEsfhLE Wsdt "a prusg,sts; 40. . Sesond Sf 81
etc., etc.
April s6, lass. Iy+
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. r,..ee. Saturday, August 8, '57.
General Agent.

US pleasure 70 ssass sst thai Ts hsvs Pssss s0m
,sid sfIa1g enl;nois' 10 oficiate as General
z goekfofdl,. HyRIIp OF FREEDOM. He is not
Icsnt fer tne nv 10 receive and receipt subserip-
Is suinosi = fuily empowered TO commission
tass. 9as seents throughout the Northern
CsaTa;slnassl nassl;eit subscriptions for US; Persons
Ssies % s' at as agents for US, viii address w.
s;s,aisssrsH, Rockford. LII.
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Turner e sidway.

MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers
M in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Valises,
Horse Collars. Hides, Leather. Se1dlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes, Whips,
Oveeshees, Fiy Nets, &C. Store No. 10, Second
Street, Alton, Ill.
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WhipnIe & TunnelI.

WH0LESAI.E and Retail Dealers in DRY
w Goods, Boots and Shoes. and Ready made
Clothing, dc. Store corner Of State and Third
Streets, Alton, Ill.
April o, Sc, lys,
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n A Carpenter & Co.
- +. "aple

WHOLESALE Grocers, Dealers in Choies
w Liquors, Wooden Ware, &c. Store at No.
26 Second Street, Alton, Illinois. lyf
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Alton House,

G.B. HICKS PRoPToR. 3. o'REILLY, CLERK.
CORNER of Front and Abby Streets. fronting
~ the river, Alton, III.
April 8, 1856. Iys.
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COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Once and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages to
"Care of :. Spruance, Alton, Ill"
Anril o6 lS56 Iyz
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Piasa Hnusa

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
" Levee and Short Streets. Alton. Ill.
April 6, Sc. lys
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HAyESs. C.a. CRANDALL.
Ravens & Crandall,

IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail DealeTsin
i China, Glass Queensware, Silver Plated, Jap
panned and Brittania Ware. Lamps, Iaolc Gut
fery, &C. Third Street, Alton, LII.
April &C. 1856 Iyf.
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#DY JOHN W. HART. Piasa and Fourth Sts-
ID near the Chicago Railroad Depot, Alton. Ill
Board oze dekfdr per day.
April g, 1856. 1y$
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LYME S. METcALF. JAMES II. HIBBARD.
Metcalf & Hibbard,

WHOLESALE and Retail dealers in School
w and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; Bank Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper. W indow shades, Fancy
and VARIETY Goods. South side third street. AL
ton Illinois apis-1y*
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Peace Restored.

Guitar Teacher Wantea.
A PPLY AT THIS OFFICE, third story.
a js25-tf
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THes. DINxocK.
3. Z. pimmock, & Co,
Samuel spruance,

WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
" south side Second Street, Alton, H.,
April s6, 1856. ly.
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HorLDINGs,

Sash doors Of all the above sites.
Sly Lights.
2 feet inches, By 3 feet inches
10
sac of Glass is Eiadoeos-7cdE0e Lights each
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List Of Letters retained for non-prepayment OF
postage and misdireeted:
Lewis Hannum, Southampton. Mass.
Jno. Rawlee, Indian DigziHs, Eld0Tado Co.. CAi.
Jesse Hinkle. Csrvsii. Benton Co., Oregon Ter.
Mrs. Andrew DonneiIy, Sacramento City, Cal.
Freirick Bradbefry, Hoppers. Henderson Co., III.
ii. II. MaHtor, Sheihurn Falls, Mass.
Ralph Satton. CooPeEsville, Ohio CO., lnd.
George J1dson- Mnds, tfenesee Co, Mich
Miss Eliza ;. Woodruff. No. 40 Washington Sf.-
Newark, New jefsey.
Charley Wiikisan, Pe1rose, Lee Co.. iosa.
Mrs: Geo. 4. Witter. Clifton 7. o.. Monroe Co..
Mrs-Ann Ganocter, ShelbyysiIe, Shelby Co., No.
Miss Adelins a. Spencer, Ashley, Mass.
:. :. Shsnann. Pacii, I.ykins Co.. X. i.
Ssupel SaHyer, Lesyenwgrth, h. z. Gsyc oE
Thcnss 9fohaa.