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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Important to Voters.

Our friends throughout the Territory
will observe that county officers for each
acanized county in Kansas, are to be
elected at the general election on the
9Th day of October next. These officers
consist of one Judge of Probate, two
County Commissioners, one Treasurer,
and one Sheriff.
Provision is also made for the eleCtioh,,
Il Tie same time, in each municipal
township, of two Justices of the Peace,
and in each municipal township with an
Incorporated city therein, of four Justices
Of the Peace.
Franklin and Coffey counties are each
n elect three Commissioners on the day
Of the election, to locate their permanent
county seat. Riley and DaTis counties
sre 10 vote directly for. the place of
their choice for county seats.
Last week we stated tnat Wocdson
county was attached to Allen county,
but we observe that by act of Feb. II,
81, it was detached from Allen and at
tsched to Coffey county, the election
precinct; in the absence of any Others,
viii be at Leroy
Buchanan, located at the confluence
Of the Smoky Hill and Solomon's forks
# the Kansas tiFer, is made the county
seat of Dickson county.
Three election districts have been OPEN
ed in Allen county, to Yit: At Coffaehi-
ME, Humboldt, and at Judge Browns on
lin Creek, in the northern part of the
county. The voters of Greenwood, God
fry, Wilson and Dorm counties will be re-
quired to vote at one of the above election
precincts Unless other election precincts
Rave been opened in those counties. The
National Democrat advises the people to
open election precincts OF their own in
such counties as have no county seats pro-
vided by law, but our own opinion is that
the better way is to keep within the
strict letter Of the lar, as provided by
bogus authority, then there will be no tisk
If the rejection Of our votes by the pow
ers that be, because we acted outside of
the law.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Leayenwosth cosntv Organization


The following is the Council, Represen-
tative or county nominations of the Free
State party for Leavenworth county, made
at Delaware on the 9TH inst:
fe' COanci1-Dr. j. P. Root, Wyandott;
L, Crozier, Leavenworth; John Wright,
Alexandria.
For Representdtipes-W. NJ. Mcclure,
Nyandott; o. 4. Bassett, Quindaro; r.
u. Elliott, Delaware: II. II. Moore, Lea
yysnworth, Geo. Keller, Leavenworth; =
ihiatterschudt, EeaYenworth; Patrick Orr,
kaston; -, Little Stranger.
C6aatg 1feasHer-Jam Mckee;
Shsslf-I. G. Losee.
Recorder and Clerks. J. Anthony.
SgrUeyOr- GodwiD.
Probate Jufge-John /. Moore.
J, Go'snlissi0ners-Stephen Sparks, Col.
Z, B. Eldridse.
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ENC Herala Of rreeaei.i.

We have been a carefal reader of this paper
ever since il WAS revived after being DESTROYED
many charges that have been brought against it
b. the party press: but so far re have not been
able 10 discover aBy-just cause for these accuse
tions. 1t has ever been strong advocate OF the
Free State party In Kansas; and further than
this it has made no TreteEsioas to being the sd-
yocate of aGy political party. il bas maintained
an independence, throughout its whole. career,
credit be Il sid haye endeayored to portray the
truth, uI.alloyed ty narty sophistry, which, In
these days of party yelqres and party stife Ger
tainiy a eommendabie virtue ! those Fisaing
a reliable newspaper from kanses. VIC 5.o5l3rec-
ommend the HKRkL OF FREEDOM as journal
worthy of their support. Terms-single subseri-
bers S2,90; three copies, $3.50; ten copies, and
one TO the getter up of the club, Si5,G0. Address
G. ". Brown & Co.. Lawrence, k. T.-1Horeaci,
.N,cG.. Jouraak. (Ladepeadeaf.l
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Mail Route in Southern Kansas.

All towns aud localities in southern
Kansas who desire mail facilities. are
requested to communicate with W. F.
n. Army, Hyatt, Kansas, previous to the
-0th OF October, and to furnish him with
all the necessary information with regard
to routes desired and localities of Offices.
In accordance with his appointment by
the railroad and mail route conventions,
aeid at Hyatt, Kansas; and Butler, Mis-
'Ouri, he expects to start for Washington
city about the LIST of November, and will
attend any business during his sojourn
mere that may be placed in his hands, so
'aat the epresent irregularities in the mails
aud routes may, ifpcssible, be corrected.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
We pifsr With fhe r.shass.

We publish in another place an article
from the Topeka TlBaas urging the people
to vote, whether voters or not, with the
view of showing the entire strength of
the Free State party. We differ with
our eotemporary, and would advise no
person to offer to vote unless fully quail
ned according to the bogus law; first, that
ne is an actual resident of Kansas, and
has been for six months prior to the 9Th
day of October. and that he is citizen of
the United States, or qualified according
to the Organic act by having declared his
intention to become citizen, and has
sworn to support the Constitution of the
United States.
Livery voter should attend the polls;
but let us give the enemy no cause to set
aside the election because of fraudulent
votes. The elections may be contested
where fraudulent votes are found. Let
us keep ctr own-hands clean, and if a con-
test takes place because of fraud, let the
Free State party be the contestants. Be-
cause our opponents have resorted to fraud
and violence in the past, it will not do for
US to initiate their example.
Our friends of the Tribune will not un-
derstand us as representing them to favor
fraudulent voting. We merely oppose
their position, apprehensive it will be
construed into willingness to crowd in
illegal votes if the judges would allow us
to do SO, and though it may not be wrong
of itself, it may have, to some fastidious
persons, the appearance Of ,orong, which
1t is well, in our case. to avoid.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
How is This?

Hon. ANDREW STEWART, reported to be
a Republican member of Congress, has
Just made a tour of Kansas, and has re-
turned to the States. He furnishes an
article for his own paper, published at
Steubenville, o., in which he states that
he had an interview with leading men,
Oers of the Free State party, ,and he closes
by SAYING
Il withdrew,more than ever convinced
that the Free State leaders do not desire
y see peace or fraternal feeling prevail
smong the people. their object is to
Keep kansas bleeding for the purpose
Of furnishing elocutioneering capital in
the States. Looking over the whole field,
and after mixing with the people of the
Territory for near a month, such g chr
clqsipn forces it1elf upon me irresistibly."
Wonder if Others have not been simi-
iariy impressed? The PEOPLE of Kansas
do not participate in this feeling, and on
the 5th Of October next, they will take
this bone of contention out of the hands
Of politicians, and adjust it for them
selves
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
shall we Vote OF Not vofef

THIS Is A QUESTION OF GREAT IMP0R-
Il tance. Ny own opinionis that we ought not
to vote; but this difference of opinion will by
no nieaqs prevent me from selling all the goods
can to those who see fit to vote under the infer
nal appoftionpent act of the bogns authorities.
hitherto repudiated by all cur friends.
Supposing, however. that the voters will vast
ly oatnumber the non-votors. have made espe-
cia, arrangements for their accommodation. not
in the way 5f voting. but in the way Of supply
ing them with GRUCERlES and PROVISIONS
at the Lcayenworth and kansds prices.
The attention of the settlers tic Ne9sho,
Usage, &C.. is particularly called to this arrange
meHt.
Or or about the 1st of October | shall take
possessiefi of iry new store, which is Of solid
stone, with brick fr6rts thes affording an excel
lent opportunity for refuge IL tine of war; and is
three stories high and sixty feet Ions. Ny OBJ
iect is to sell at wholesale at precisely the same
as the Leayenworth wholesale stores, with the
addition of freight from Leavenworth here.
This will enable the distant settlers to obtain
their supplies, without being being absent from
home more than half Us long as if they went to
LearenWorth.
Full particulars when the Store is opened.
Lawrence, Sept. /. 1e57.tf G. STEARNS.
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I. o. of o. F.

After several months of delay we are
at last enabled to announce to the men,
bers of the /. O. of o. f. of Kansas, that
a charter for Lawrence I0tgs No. 4, has
been received by J. K. GooDIN, Esq, who
is fully authorized to institute the same.
IKE tfodse will be regularly insti-
tuted on Tuesday evening the ed
inst, by j. X. Goodin, D. G. NJ. Mem
bers wishing to connect themselves with
the Order at that time will be required to
have their clearance cards to present to
the proper officer. The members of the
Order in Kansas, and bordering counties
of Missouri, are invited to be present at
the institution of the Lodge.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Lawrence Light caxalry.

4 cotnpany with the above name has
been organized in Lawrence, and numbers
So members. The officers are as follows:-
G. ". Smith, Jr., Captain; U.N .Tweedell,
First Lieutenant; Thos. j. Magee. Jr.,
Second Lieutenant; Chas. Dyer, Orderly
Sergeant; C. Calkins, Second Orderly
Sergeant; 4. Winchell, First Corporal;
Chas. Hancock, Second Corporal. Their
uniform presents very neat appearance,
being Canada Grey pants with velvet
stripe, and grey shirts. 1t is composed
of young men who would be an honor to
to any community. Should difficulties
break out AMONG us again, they would
make mark in our future history.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

Or The catalogue of the "Big Springs
Institute'' for the academec year 1867
is before us, giving list of the officers
and students of the Institute. and show
ing it to be in very prosperous condition.
They have literary society attached, of
which we observe our friend p H. Towns
HESD, Esq, is President, and r. S. BoNNI-
FIELD is Secretary. The fall term of the
Institute will commence on the 21st inst,
T. III. CLARK, Principal.
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Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
English Fancy and Millinery Goods.

TT HEIMENnAsf a respectfully 5nisT5s1s p
Territory Of Kansas. that he has recently
opened his new store at the corner Of Messaehu-
setts snd Henri Sts., lColia1nore BnildinSs,l
where ne viii sell foEcaz, st Wholesaler retail,
. fresh importation Of the richest Ealcy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory, at prices that cannot faii to suit al lie
York the latest, richest, and NEST fashionable
Of al articles in his line OF trade, and ae sEters
himself that. his entire tfeEtion Is ecFotsd fo
tbis0re branch OF hasiness, ae can sell as ioNez
prices and goods Of 3 superior quaIity, than ere
sold IN nnF other stSre IN the ferfltory, CoEn-
Try Merchants are particularly invited 70 eeH
and examine.
i.aErsncc. June q. ls57.
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A Good Rs,oinder.

The Constitutional Convention adjourn
ed Immediately after the troops were re-
moved from this vicinity. until after the
October election. A gentleman calling
Gov. wALKER's attention to the coinci-
dence between the removal and the ad-
journment, was replied to by the Cover
nor, who said. You think, then, that
YOU frightened them into this measure" !"
.fNot by any means" was the reply, for
.eThe wicked fee when no man pursueth. /"
The subject was dropped, at that point.
6 A large railroad meeting has re-
Gently been held in Jefferson City, and in
towns on the line southwest of that point
JoHN o. WATTLEs originated the move
n,ent, and no doubt Moneka viii be the
first point in Kansas reached by this road
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

OF The Promenade Concert, by the
Lawrence Cornet Band, a week ago, was
a very creditable affair, and reflected
great honor upon the performers. All the
pieces save one were loudly cheered, and
some of them were eneored. We were
glad to observe that the concert was we'll
attended, and all parties seemed delighted
with the proceedings and music. We
trust this Band will be induced to give
another entertainment at an early day.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
CIarke,s newly Patentca

COMBINED GRINDING AND B0LTfEG.
~ or Merchant FIGURING Mill; the greatest In
yenticn of the age. The complete Mill occupies
a space 20 feet long, 5 feet wide and feet high.
Grinding and Boiling at SINGLE Operation!
Warranted to grind from 10 to Is bushels per
hour! reauirins only from six to eight horse
power Making as large n yield, and as good
quality of Flour US ans other Mill in use. Every
have one of these mills attached. Also, all Town
Companies should purchase rights. Cost of mill
at ~; Louis, boxed ready for shipping. only $3.50
Mills, or for rights in Leavenworth County, or
Town or Counts rights south of the Kansas
river, in Kansas, address S. \. WOOD & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Lawrence, Kansas.
Sept. 5. I'm
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Furnifurei FURNITURE!

COX & &BERNATHY nov announce to the
~ citizens of Lawrence and surrounding
try, thSt they have opened in their new store on
MASSACHUSETTS street: the largest and best as
sorted stock of FURNITURE ever brought to
Kansas Territory, consisting IN part of BED
STEADS. BUREAUS. CHAIRS TABLES,
LOUNGES, WARDROBES, SOFAS, DESKS,
Mattresses, Comforts and Pillows. Also large
lot of Oil Carpetings, Willow Ware, &C., ke.-
Adjustments.
RecolIect, Massachusetts, Street, south end.
Sept 49, If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

OF WILLIAM GRAHAM, FROM KIPPEN
" near Sterling, who left Scotland in 1855, and
about four years since was a resident of Indiana,
L. =, has had left to him considerable amount
70 apply. He is about % years of age, middle
size, small features, with dark hair and eyes.
Any person having q knowledge of his wherea-
ting with Webster d Renney, w. s., Edinburgh,
Scotland, or James Ritehie, Dc PeFe, Brown Co.
Wiz I'm
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ooniemptible.

Now, the truth is, that his actual Pc
euniary loss of material did not exceed
ten or fifteen hundred dollars, instead of
as many thousands as he Chicago
Tribune.
If the Tribune is trying its hand at lying,
the above is a good specimen of its ex-
ecution in that direction. Within the
whole range of our acquaintance. we do
not know of single eastern newspaper
that will stoop so low, or lie as readily to
injure another as the Chicago Tribune.
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aftent;on CIair, Isuverss

A FINE PRAIRIE CLAIM in the vicinity Of
u Lawrence, IS for sale. Thc owner wishes to
dispose of it on account of iii health. This Claim
Is supplied with stock water the year round; ls
within two miles of . body Of timber containing
some eight thousand acres, winch Is easily ec-
eessible by good road. There are on said Claln
the following improvements: 10 acres under cul-
tivatisn; 2J acres fenced; good Frame House:
a Well of excellent water; about sog apple trees.
Price, SEVEN HUNDRED DOLi.ARs. for
or address Box 1g3. Lawrence I. U. aHs@u
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o. a portion of the Delaware tribe,
whose reservation lies opposite this city,
were in town on Monday last and favored
our citizens with a genuine aboriginal
pow-wow." The music to which the
motley group "tripped the light fantastic
toe" consisted, we should Judge, of a
piece of deerskin drawn over the head OF
a nail keg, which was beat after the most
approved Indian style, relieved occasion
all by the whoopings of the dusky dancers.
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Rnffer Tor sale Low.

lust RECEIVED By THE SUBSCRIBER
- $50 lbs Fresh Butter, for sale low By the guam
tity. Also go dozen Eggs yeTy low by the lot,
and a little Lard for sale at = very high price.
Sept. /, 1s57- c. STEAkNS.
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DIED.

August 25th. at Waubonsa, LILLE e., in ker
twelfth year, second daughter of DR.. 4. and
Mary L. Reed. of the Conn. Colony.
So fade our joys away.
Hartford and New Haven papers please copy.
Sept. 13, of whooping cough and dysenteTy.
SAMUEL CABBoT, youngest son Of Z. A. and Ma
~ j. Colman.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

Hardware and stoves.
HICKS & BARKER would respectfully inform
Ii the inhabitants Of Lawrence :tnd of the Ter
ritory of Kansas that their MAMMOTH HARD
WARE AND STOVE STORE, No.9 Massach1-
sets street. is now epen, where they have on
hand and VIII keep constantly for sale, for cash
only. the largest and best selected stock of Stoves
Agficnlt 5raf hHpl leTnents, american, English and
German hardWarei- Nails; Window Glass. Oils,
Paints, Willow, Ebe3ens CfockeTy and Glass
Ware, ever brought into The Territory of Kan
sas, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL; at prices
that cannot fail to suit all.
We ask the special attention of COUNTRY
DEALERS 10 an examination of our large stock
before purchasing elsewhere, we are confident
that we can fill all orders In our line to better
advantage than small dealers can obtain them
from any other source, as We buy all our goods
from manufacturers and importers out of first
class houses at the East for cash. Our facilities
for doing o Jobbing Business are unequaled in
the Wesf.
We also hsye connected with our establish
ment TIN SHOP where we manufacture all
kinds of TIN. COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
WARE, attend to all kinds of j OBJ Work, Tin
Roofing Spouting, Guttering, Brazing. Plumb
ing! De. Specia1 attention will be given to this
branch OF BtisiBess. and none but FIRST CLASS
W0RKMEN employed. Wfare both practical
men in the different branches OF our business,
and hope BY fair dealing and strict attention to
business. to obtain share of public patronage.
TRI Us, LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG TEA
KETTLE. HICKS d BARKER.
Sant tf
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GFThe Kansas correspondent of the
st. Louis Democrat writes
sIf the payment of tax is insisted OF,
no Free State men. Except G. ". Brown
and a few others-about fifty in alp viii
pay a single cent for their inalienahle
rights"
The author of that article knew We
would go as far as any man in Kansas in
resisting the payment of taxes, and yet
he wrote that false inuendo to prejudice
the public against US. Liars are destitute
of honor, and. hence, such articles from
their pen.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Tho Hamndeu Association

MOULD GIVE NOTICE that bonds rre ex-
w changed for two saw mills, capable of saw
ing Goo coo feet of lumber In year, to be run
ming in Hampden on the lst Of October, and the
other 18th Of November. next; and they have
made arrangements with the Hainpden Lumber
COMPANY fer alt lumber matlo use of in the town
of IIaIu.1fen for one year, at $40 per NJ Also, a
run of burrs will be started as soon as the crops
viii be fit 20 grind.
10. A. ID. CLARK. Sec'y.
Hampden, Sept. 5th, 1851. septZ
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Johnson & Emerson.

to STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON
= Il Co.. Piasa Foundry, Alton, Illinois, would
inform their friends and patrons that they have
boucht out CALVIN STIGLEM AXIS entire interest
in tie late firm of STIGLEMAN, JOHNSON d
Co. Having increased their facilities for the
manufacture of all kinds of Saw and FIGURING
mill machinery, we are prepared to etfer induce
ments unequalled in the West. Descriptive
furnished upon application. &-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

r Read the advertisement ofCox q
ABERNATHY,who have opened a furniture
store in this city; also the business card
of Drs. MINER & FULLER. The latter
gentleman has just come among us from
Connecticut, and brings the best of ere
dentials with him. His extensive and
varied practice for many years in the
East, wen qualify him for successful
practice in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Two Improved claims For sale.

THE S. Z. and S. w. QRS of SEC. 81, 7. II.
l. r, "a, johnson Co., K. T.. situated II miles
from kaReas City, Is from Quindaro, Z from OLA
the, and from Shawnee, Immediately on the
Santa Fee Road, and also ON the cross roads
leading from little Santa Fee to Lawrence, and
from Quindaro 70 0saHatomie. Said claims are
rich, lie beautiful, are = mile from fine body of
timber, and contain an abundance of fine water
for stock and other purposes. For particulars
apply to ECKELSTON & ECTOR.
On the claims, or to j. 7. EcToE. Westport.
Missouri. Aug1-em
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w. =. Miller & Co,

DEALERS in Lumber, Latb, Shingles, Sash,
II Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on Fourth street,
near the Chicago and Mississippi K. x. Depot.
Alton, Illinois.
ApriI 26. 1856. .-ly+
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Lawrence Door, Sash, & Moulding
Company,

DESPECTFTLLY inform the inhabitants Of
Ii Kansas Territory that they have established
a warehouse under HeHrer'S AnaJrotype gallery,
Colamore estate, at the corner f Massaehusetts
and Henry streets, in Lawrence: h, l., and
have for sale superior BOSTON MADE 4 klLN- NJ.
DRIED D0ORS, SASH AND MOUl!DlNGS,
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 tuIn-
daro Door and Sash Company, by their Agent,
Mr. Isaac Andrew,) and equal TO any ever man
ufactured 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
Westor1. Sash and Door is now sold. The glass
in the Sash is of superior quality, Thoroughly
bedded in putty, and timed and beautifully glaz-
cd and primed.
tight boxes. at great expense, before shipping,
and are received at the Warehouse in as perfect
a acondition as when they leave the manufaeturerst
hands in Boston. Being thus packed they avoid
the bruises and injury incident to all Western
Door and Sash that is imported into THIS TERRI
tory. The attention of ARcHIT EcTs and BUILn-
ERs is particularly requested. Contracts pr the
supply of Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels,
is solicited.
NOULDINGS.
Seventy to one hundred of the most recent
ek,.Ios g Nnuidiuos rnJV on hand. SAMPLES
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steam Engines. Boilers. &c.

fTHE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the agency
l. Of a large Manufacturing CompaDy. is able
TO furnish Engines. Boilers and ali ca stings for
aehinery Of Ruy kind at st. Louis prices. Also
Saw Mills and Grist ills and Shingls Machines,
with county and town rights to use then;
TH0S. GUEST.
Lawrence, K. 7. ..June I3, 1857. f7m6t
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situation wanted.

DY YOUNG MAN IN SOME GOOD BUS
d iness; not particular as to what kind, so long
as it is respectable. Can apply himself to almost
any kind Has had 7ycars experience in merean-
tile business, Can give the best of recommends
tion. Address, S. B. r., johnson House.
Tawreneo r.
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a. Alcott,

VITHOFESALE and Retail Dealer in Parlor
w Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany and
Walnut Also. Mattresses, and Upholstery gem
orally, Looking Glasses, Glass Plate, w illowW
Dining Room, Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture,
and general stock of Furniture for Steamboats,
Hotels, Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, &c. Or
ders solicited. Wareroom corner of Second and
State streets. Alton, Ill.
April 96, lSJ6.-Iy
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Cnffins.

CAN NOW SUPPLY NY CUSTOMERS
i with all size and styles of Collins. trimed in
the latest and best style, at low price. Also
Furniture. [ have the best of workman. /
warrant ms work and the articles going out of
ms shop to be what they are recommended.
2m y. hELhEh.
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Topping Brothers.

INHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Gun
Trimmings, DC. Also, Dealers in Iron and Steel,
BlaekSmiths' Tools, Springs and Axeis, Second
street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. 6. 1856. ly+2-l6
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SfraEeG.

ON the a5th of July last, a yoke of Oxen. one
" large brindle OK, letter W. branded on the
left hin; the other red brown face and rather
hollow back. Any person giving information
where they are, or returning them, will be liber-
ally rewarded. J.. l.. L0WMAN.
Chc1nung. K. T., August aGtl. 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

pY JOHN W. HART. Piasa and Fourth Sts.,
~ near the Chicago Railroad Depot, Alton, Ill.
Beard one dollar per day.
April g, 1856. 1y*