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Eleven Female Rioters Tried and
Acquitted

At the late term of the Court of
Common Pleas of Richland county,
Ohio, the case that created the most
interest, as we learn from the Mans
field Herald, was one in which several
ladies were indicted and tried for riot.
It appears that some time in Novem-
Der last the ladies of the village of
Belleyille, in that county, to the num-
Der Of eleven, some of whom have
fathers, and some brothers, who fire.
quented liquor shop kept by man
named Morris. resolved to put an end
to the cause of their troubles and did
SO, by smashing his casks and decan
tiers, and destroying the liquor. They
were complained of by Morris and
were indicted as before stated. The
case came on for hearing, and being ar
raigned at the bar, they plead " Not
guilty" Numerous witnesses were
examined, and the case occupied some
three days. The jury was duly charged
by the court and retired.
In about an hour the bell rung, an
nouncing that they had decided upon
their verdict; and the people who had
manifested the most intense interest,
crowding the court room during the
whple trial, rushed from all quarters of
the town, so that the court room would
scarcely hold them. When the fore
man of the jury rose to hand in the
verdict, the most breathless silence pre-
vailed /; and when he responded to the
clerk " Not guilty" the words were
caught up, and such shouting, clapping,
laughing and shaking of hands was
never before witnessed in that dignifed
hall of justice. Although late at night,
the young men from Belleville could
not wait for the morning, or the cars,
but footed it home to tell the news
When the ladies arrived the next day
they were received with every demon
stration of approval by the inhabitants
of the village.-Sandasky, Ohio, Re
gister.
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m.noralizine me Governor.

We learn that petitions are in circula-
tion throughout the southern portion OF
the Territory, memoralizing Gov. WALKER
in relation to the coming election for del
egates to the Constitutional Convention.
IT is well known fact that only partial
census has been taken in any county In
the Territory; that in some counties no
census taker has been appointed, or even
an attempt made towards the registration
of votes. Where counties have been or
ganized, and the proper officers appointed,
a resignation of officers has taken place,
and it necessarily follows that no place of
deposit OF correction of the census roll is
provided for Franklin county leads off
in asking the Governor how, in the event
there are no county officers, no registration
or no census, the bona .fde settlers are to
exercise the right of the elective franchise
AN honest and truthful representation be
had in the Constitutional Convention
information as to the manner of opening
the polls-election of Judges-manner of
return of vote-and whether the action of
the people in their sovereign capacity will
be acknowledged by his Exceliency and
the Convention at this aSsemblage. We
are glad of this action, and hope that ev-
cry county in the Territory will do like
wise. A slothful, neglectful, edo nothing
policy will not do for Kansas. Action,
energetic, determined, yet prudent action,
is what we need, what we must have
Gov. Walker says the votes of Kansas
must be fairly represented at the coming
election, and fair representation of the
facts to him from the different counties is
due to His Excellency as well as ourselves.
Neglect of duty upon our part may be the
cause of our disfranchisement. Neglect
of duty upon the part of officials cannot
honestly deprive an intelligent people Of
their rights.
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AND FORWARDfa

lG0M MI SSION AND TOhHAhDt0
~ merchants, Quindare, Kansas.
NJ Persons forwarding goods to as II
eiekse skipahem TO ne care Of Aessrs. Sim
mons and Leadbeater, St. Louis.
The site now occupied by Qulndaro ma
for a long time attracted the attention OF In
TfeIiirent travellers and business men. here
tofore it has been in the possession OF ihose
who had NO power to sell 1t IBIS Daf 10
capital and enterprise is at length removed
and QaiBdaro viii soon become me ION
mercial Metropolis of the Far west
Persons sending merchandise to KANSAS,
will do well to ship il to thus place, isf me
ouindsro is the only point in Kansas neaI
the junction of the Missouri and Kaw rivers,
which is permanently accessible 70 steam
boats. Tie channel Of the Missouri IN front
of the town is very deep and narrow. The
river itself ploughs over solid ledge which
affords no fooahold for q sand bar. The
Leyee is mile and q quarter In extent, eve
~ foot of which, even when the river Is At
its lowest stare, is accessible to steamboats,
of the heaviest draught. -
At this point the Missouri flows between
two rocky bluffs. which furnish q barrier to
the migratory character Of the Tiyer. 1t can
never change its channel.
From It's SITUATION, Quindaro viii receive
and control the whole trade Of the Kansas
Valley and of the country south Of the Kan
sas, as far as Texas.
Quindaro is but thirty miles from law
renee; q road between the two places, with
the necessary bridges, is already under con-
tract. In addition to this means Of eolnrsu-
nication, two boats win ply regularly be-
tween QuindarO and Lawrence. fe
The proprietors are pledged TO expend In
Quindaro all moneys aTising from the sale Of
shares. Twenty thousand dollars have al
ready been set apart for grading streets. A
steam mill of one hundred and twenty horse
power has been purchased and viii soon be
in operation. A large Hotel is also In pre-
cess of construction.
Simpson and McCauley. having made
preparations to erect 3 cOnImodions ware
house, in season for the spring trade, solieit
| the attention of shippers.
Quindaro, Jan. "a, l65T.-tf
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Shows Imported, sslf-adjusting Wind
{ Engine, for grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-
poses. .lg1a .
TIHE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged
i in the erection Of Wind Grist Mills IN the
State Of Illinois, il prepared to execute orders
for his Wind Engine, and all parts and portions
of the machinery for Fleuring Mills, on the
shortest notice. ~ ~
Wind Mills, on this patent. are built by the
subscriber 50 as 70 secure from one 70 one hun
dred horse power in moderate breeze. This
Mill, being perfectly automatic, or self-adjnst-
ing, runs perfectly steady, no matter how the
wind blows;is perfectly under control; can be
depended on in prairie situation, nine months
in the year, at absolutely no cost whatever for
power, and requires no especial attendance
1t is impossible for steam TO compete with 1t
for milling, Numbers are now going up under
the subscribers direction, in the State Of Lii
nois.
The entire machinery for mill Of two run
of four-feet stones, including power, right to
use, bolts stems, elevators, oonveyors, curbs,
drivers, and all essentials of mill, delivered
at Alton, or st. Louis, on two months notice,
for $4,T50.
The same for mill ofthree run of stones, for
$3.50, ,
TERMS.-Half cash on Shipment, Balance
in net Of six, nine and twelve months. secured
on mill, with legal interest. Proper drafts and
specifications for building, &C., accompany
each shipment. When desired, 9 competent
millwright will be sent with the machinery, at
four dollars day.
Circulars and partieularized information
given, by addressing the subscriber, at Dixon,
Lee Co., I'll. WILLIAM d. SNOW.
REFERENCES. s
Ward & Bro, Bankers, Rochester, N.Y..
A. w. Snow, No. 1877 Fulton ST.,
Brewster, Hoyt & Co., Bankers, Chicago, I'LL.
Thomas & Reeves,
s. W. Lewis & Co., Dixon, Ill.
Jan. 8, 1S57.-Sm r ftE
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The Teeth! The Teeth!

nR. s. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST,
II would respectfully inform the citizens
of Kansas Territory, that he has perma-
nently located in the city of Leavenworth.
ALI operations in his line performed in the
latest, neatest, and most approved manner
With an experience of sixteen years in city
practice, and close observation of all the
latest improvements in the profession he feels
prepared to pledge himself 70 give entire
satisfaction to all who may consult him.
% Teeth examined, and advice given, free
of charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite Ne
Cracken's.
Leavenworth City, Jan. 3, 1857.
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Land Agency.

oHN u. WOOD respectfully ;nfarms ths
y public that he has taken an Office n NJ % =
Stesrns store, opposite the posl-offies. Has..:'
ehnsStts street, where he win be happy to as.
sist snose who may wish TO buy OF seii res1
ss.ale ~ .nis CITY or Territory To his large
no Recommendations on his part are neeasssr~'
and 70 such Of them and others, IN diffsre1i
paris OF the country, as wish to invest MONEY
IA Kansas, ne tenders bis services, and aesrre
tlem that al business entrusted 60 him shall i 4
attended 70 with fidelity and despatch.
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SABBATH School LIBRARIES FOR
kAEsAs.-We see that Mn. LAWRENCE,
OF Boston, has offered the American
Sabbath School Union 81, 900 to sus-
tain q Sabbath School Missionary in
Kansas. We learn, also, that another
gentleman has just promised the Mas
sachusetts 5. School Society, that he
will see that Library of the society's
publications is given to every school
where it is needed, that may be estab-
lished by that Missionary or any one
else. In Kansas. The publications of
the Society are regarded BY the friends
of Sabbath Schools in that Territory,
as important helps in the work of
freedom.-IfaeeIlsr.
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n n wa;r

A TT0RNET and COUNSELOR at LAW,
n General Land and Collecting Agent,
Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Having open
ed a General Agency Office, I win attend to
all professional business entrusted to my
care, including the securing and collecting
claims, investigating titles to Lots, buying
and selling, paying taxes, Leaning and In
yesting Money, Locating Land Warrants,
Entering land on time for settlers, and ageR-
cy business generally. 4
RKFEns TO Hon S. G. Halfway, Elmirs,
NY; JAS. Bradley. Omaha City, n. r;
Messrs. Paine + Wade, Cleveland, Ohio;
Hon. G. F. Hannah, La Porte. Ind; Hon
/. Cslfax, IL. G. South Bend, Ind :; ID. @.
Rose, La Porte, Ind; Dem. Press Print IS
Clark st. Chicago.
Office on Mass. ST., ever Woodward and
Finley's Drng stere. omar IA ~ #
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W. WOODWARD, IA. FINLEY.
Woodward & Finley,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w Frs in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Yarnishes, Dyes, Glass and
Glassware. Also, Books, Periodicals, Sta
tionery and Fancy Notions, de-, &c.
We shall aim to supply our friends Scatb
an oWest of US throughout the Territory, al
better rates than they can buy elsewhere, be-
lieving that our position and facilities enable
US so to de. We buy chiefly in the Eastern
markets, and can therefore supply Physi-
clans, dealers, and all others on the most rea-
sonable terms. Cal and SiUe as a trial.
We are Sole Agents for the following pro-
prietary Medicines-the very best Of the
kind.
all of Jayne's, Loudon's, Ayers, Fitch's,
and Wright's Family Medicines. Also, the
following constantly on hand: Osgood's Chol-
ogogue, Smiths Tonic, Moffat's Bitters, Da-
Wis., Pain Killer, Railways Relief, Sloan's
Ointment and Condition Powders, Arabian,
Mustang and all other Liniments, Hollands
German Bitters, g Liverwort and Tar" Nc
Lanes Vermifuge and Pills, Fahnestock's
Vermifuge and all others in popular USE
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856. zig
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Lave inst opened on Water, between Dali
Il aware and shawnee sts.. a Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pitts
ing Stoves, Stove Furniture, &c. Al Iaree a.
sortment Of Locks, Hinges. Screws, Chains.
Camp Kettles. Cutlery, Carpenters Tools. Bal
lows, Anvils. Vices. Forks, Shoyels, Wood and
Cross-eut saws, Salyers, Looking GIas1es.
Chain and Force Pumpe. Axes, Rifes. Scale
Butchers Tools. Paint Mills, Com Mills. Han3
Bells. Tape Lines, Cast and Blister StseI,
Brushes. de-, and al can be purchased ebesn
for CASH. eslft IL sac y;
LeayenEorth. Nav Z. 1877
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Land Agency and Land Office

EDWARD HOoGLAND, Attorney and
p Counsellor at Law and United States
Commissioner, Tecumseh, K. T.
Presumption business and contested claims
attended to. Money to loan to pre-emptors.
Land Warrants located, Claims and Town
Shares and Lots in all parts of the Territory,
bought and sold. Investments made for cap
italists, and 20 per cent. satisfactorily gusran-
teed.
Lecompton, T.; Hon. John Mexican, q. s.
Dist. Atty, N. Y..City; Hon. w. "A. N.
Vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson, Esq, Te-
cumseh, K. T. (Jan. IT.
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New Paper.

The Quindaro Chindocan is before
us, neat in mechanical execution, well
edited. and gives evidence of being a
live paper. It is published by j. K.
WALDEN and EDMUND BABB. Tt is a
Free State Journal and is worthy OF
the enterprising go-ahead town where
it is located. The name is rather un-
couth, but will improve on acquain-
lance. 1t signifies in the Wyandott
language Leader. We have no objec-
ton to its being what its name imparts
if it will only lead in the right direc-
ton.
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@We learn that our friends at
Centropolis have just completed the
frame for first class steam saw-mill,
and have sent for the engine and boiler
which have arrived at Kansas CITY.
Several buildings are in the process of
erection, and others are contemplated
as soon as they can get lumber for their
completion from their new mills.
They expect to get their mill in OPP
Grafton by the first of July.
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STATIONERY. = We keep the largest,
- cheapest and best assortment of all kinds
of Stationery to be found anywhere this far
West. Papers" Owen & Hurlbut's" finest
Letter Cap, plain and ruled. for circulars and
fine Bath, Commercial Note, as low
as 10 cents per quire; Colored and Fancy
Note of all patterns, plain and fancy Envel-
opes to suit Inks-Carmine, blue and black
and indelible; Pens-Gold pens with silver
holders, "Phinea's Patent Fountain Pen, "
steel pens of best brands Pocket and count
inghouse Inkstands States, Pencils; Visit
ing and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and
Instruments, Sealing Wax, Waters. Also.
Backgammon boards, Dominoes, &c. Mem
orandum Books. Time Books, very cheap, by
W. NF
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G.. W. Brown.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other In
~ struments of Writing under Seal, and De-
positions for Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
Vermont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, New iork,
Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine; will attend
to the duties of his office On application at the
HERALD OF FREEDOM office.
Lawrence. Dec. u lS56.-tf.
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L. D. LADD. 8. B. PRESTIss.
Ladd & Plsnrlss,

LaQ0 q kl6nClss,
DEAL Estate Brokers and General Land
IL Agents. E. D. LADD, Notary Public,
and Register of Deeds, &c. Messrs. l.. and
P. will attend to any business connected
with the above. Agency-buy and sell on
their own account, or on commission, town
lots, interests in Lawrence, and other towns
in Kansas, and farm claims. Mr.. l.. will
take acknowledgements and proofs of Deeds
and other instruments in writing, make out
conveyances and other papers.
Having the Office of Register of Deeds
(approved by Statute and Notary Public,
also having been residents of Lawrence and
its vicinity from the time of its settlement,
they possess superior advantages for the
transaction of business. Office, No. Is Mass.
Street, Lawrence, Kansas. March IA, 1857.
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Notice.

7 AND WARRANT No. 1854 for l60
IL acres, issued to Osmyum H. Wheeler IN
der Act, March 1856, and by him assigned,
hence duly acknowledged and certified, was
taken, lost or destroyed at Leavenworth on
or about the 2nd of September last, when
the Free State Settlers were driven from the
place. 1t is my intention to apply for a Du-
plicate Warrant, but a reward will be paid
for the delivery of said Warrant to the Edit
or of this paper. MOR0RI WHEELER.
326m. --t
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Rock. RookslI Books

HAVING been the first to keep books for
H sale in Kansas, our friends may rely on
always finding with US the best supply Of
current Literature-all new publications as
they appear. Lately received, Dred," a
tale of the Dismal Swamp, by Mrs. Stowe
Benton's Thirty Years View" ID vol:
Macaulay's Z" England" complete Hills
Of the Shatemuck-Warner; Saratoga, A
Tale of 1857 y" The Old Vicarage," by Mrs.
Hubback; MARTINS of Gro Martini" by
Lever; Mrs. Lee Hentz' books, new and
complete edition.
Lawrence, Nov. g, 1856.
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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David T. Mitchell.

TT q DEPUTY SURVEYOR, Land Agent
u. -. and Attorney at Law. office--Le-
compton, K. T., opposite the Land Office
viii attend promptly to Buying and Selling
Land and Town property, Locating Warrants,
prosecuting presumption claims, furnishing
Warrants or Money to settlers, locating Town
Sites, giving general information. and collect
ing debts, dc. March 15' ,57--ly~
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KANSAS EMIGRANTS

WILL find a full and complete assort-
" ment of Tin and Copper Ware; also
a general variety of Hardware, including
Mechanics Tools, Agricultural implements
of all kinds, and Iron, Nails, Glass, Sssh,
Doors, &C., &c, at the Lawrence HardAars
Store and Agricultural Warehouse, corner
Massachusetts, and Winthrop streets, Law
renee, K. T. TERMS CASE.
n32tf ALLEN g. GILMORE. ]
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Business eafos.
r n I.add

NOTARY Public for Douglas County,
In Register of Deeds for the City of Law
renee, aad Conveyancer. Will take ae-
acknowledgements, proofs of Deeds and other
instruments in writing, draw up convey
ances, powers of attorney, &c. Blank Deeds
for sale Office No. Is Massachusetts, St.,
Lawrence, Kansas. n32tf.
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Kansas Land Agent.

u A. HUNT has taken an Office in the En-
i Z. igrant Aid Building, Massachusetts st..
where he will give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public sales on the OPEN
ing of navigation. r- sa-l
Lawrence, Kansas, January 2-tf.
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Breadi Bread!

THERE are only twoPlaces in town where
l. bread can be bought without encourag-
ing the sale of Alcoholic drinks. One Of
them is at my Grocery Store, opposite the
Pc; and the other is my next door neigh
bors- Pauenize the Temperance Bakeries.
Lawrence. Feb 81, 80. G. STEARNS.
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s, Whitehorn,

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETR1oIAN AND cHIRuReEoN.
A LII calls attended to promptly. Surgical
n cases will receive special attention. Drugs
and medicines for domestic use. Office, Man
haitian, K. T. dec. ly"
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SnOZ. more Sulp. Quinine just received
OOby WOODWARD d FINLEY.
LAW GFFICE.

THE undersigned (egregiously and pre-
L sumptuously, without the consent of
any speculator, ofice-seeker or fanatical
politician, of any sect or party whatever)
has concluded to practice law under the bo-
gus statutes, By opening law Office In Law
renee, two doors south Of the Post Office.
All persons entrusting him pertaining to the
legal profession can safely rely on his fulfil
ity of purpose and imbecility of intellect.
n32tf w. N. PATTERSON.
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I. Hall & Co.,
Successors to Reid q Co..

(SuccessoTs to ReId Co.,J
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers
w in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensware, Flour, Ba-
con, Salt, and all kinds of Wines and
LIQUORS. Corner of Second and Cherokee
streets, Leavenworth, K.T. Dec. 6, SO.
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Kansas Land Agency,

d S. STEVENS, General Land Agent. and
l,l. Attorney at Law, Leconpton, K. t.
Viii devote particular attention to ali business
In Land Court, and to the selecting and locat-
ing of Lands, filing Claims, securing Patents,
drafting Deeds, &c. All business inquiries
by mail promptly answered, free of charge.
Office in same building ithRegister's Office.
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WOODWARD & FINLEY.
TNHE MAGAZINES are fer sale by
i WOODWARD q FINLEY.

T light LITERATURE.-Novels DC, by
LIZ all the best authors, such as Dickens /,
Levers. Capt. Maryatt's, Thackeray's Fred
Smiths, Mrs. Southworth's, Mrs. Gray's,
Miss Pickering's, T. s. Arthur, and many
others. For sale by NAE
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or We lean that new steam saw
mill has been erected at Tecumseh, and
will be in operation by the first of June,
with an upright and circular saw.
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Cyrus Tator.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Commits
II sioner of Deeds for Iowa and NewYork.
Particular attention given to procuring and
locating land warrants, pre-einpting claims,
&c. Office at Osswatomie, Kansas.
Nov % 1856
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J. z. Goodin.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. AND REAL
IN ESTATE AGENT win execute Deeds.
Mortgages, de-, buy and sell lands and tewn
lots, invest moneys in Kansas property for
others with care and promptness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. 8, $50. PIG
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~ The Missouri river has been made
mail route, and the United States mail
is now carried in the steamers up and
down the river.
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7. G.. Blunt.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, recently
i from Ohio, has located ON Pottawatomie
Creek, Kansas Territory, where he purposes
his profession.
Dee 5 1861
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N, M'Cracken,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant ,Levee, South Cherokee
street, Leayenworth City, K. T.
Nov. %, 1856.
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Rurris & Trowbridge

CToRAGE, COMMISSION AND FOR
y warding Merchants, and General Steam
boat Agents, corner of Delaware street and
Levee, Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory
Feb. Z. lS57.-6m*