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EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
3,S 80 prizes amountingto. 900
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50

3sSOU prizes SSOf UOO
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $4,000 corresponding with those
Numbers me Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encircied with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 2s Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revOlved, and a number Is drawn
from the Wheel OF Numbers, and at the time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn opened and exhibited the Audlence and
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation 10 repeated
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers TO those
drawing the first Is Prizes will be entitled the " Approx
imation Prizes, according TO the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF 20 will be determined BY the
figure Of the Number that draws the 1900 Prize
For example, II the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with then all the Tickets where the number ends in
viii be entitled to 500 II the Number ends with No
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled TO so aud 70 0.
Certificates OF Packages win be sold at the following rates
which Is the risk;
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tokets.......tso
Half
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The State Historical Society convened at
the Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, 25th
March, according to previous adjournment.
THos- WAsHIseros, Esq, was chosen Presi-s
dent, and A. NELSON, Secretary pro TEN.
The following contributions were made to
the Society, by the persons named, to wit:
ARTICLES PRESENTED BIZ DIR. J. c. NEWMAN.
SacrifciaI Knife, from tn. Temple of Choluls.
or Temple OF the Sum- near Pueblo, Mexico. [T6is
knife was used by the Aztscs, in cutting out the
hearts Of children, offered in sacrifice in their idol
strous worship ~
Specimen Of natural Cement, from the vicinity
OF the National Bridge, Mexico. W
Specimen black Lava, from La Joya, near Jalapa.
= Lava, from Chepultepec.
rubusco.
Specimen Of long Moss from the Castle Of Che
poltepec. This moss was gathered under the tree
where Gen. Pillow was woundef
The above articles were obtained by DR.. New
nan, in the Autumn of ls47, during the war with
Mexico; and the thanks Of the Society were ten
dered him for his valuable contributions.
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RRANDRETH,S PILLS

THHGN and acrid blood healthy bile an
J. therefore the first thing for those who dyspepu
should be the publication OF their blood.
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Barnhilrs Corn Planter.
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Hease Tor ne hartg sapieysd On The karoad brdye
Tks furniture tie hc1e be beuEht lev and Be
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uaArrh8-n 70 College street.
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W. It. y. & Co. have also on sale
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CORRESPONDENTS. in vols. IL no., cloth
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WIN. SIMMONS.

CARPENFER AND BCfL5ER. respectfully announces e
~ shs ~ NAshFse, tat be loeAted a no
eernsf 81 ch4feh and samnsf streets, oPpes,ie ne -
CRrpsntsrs and Iolners Noyk- noors sash and baes,
st4r cAEss sAos Cases 04ce Desks FiiDE AZ ste<es,
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land WANNANTs.

7 Will pAy Cash for LAND WARRANTS 81 ~ ssss'
sAaaklsnd lIs6sslyl ., o. fsLtoWs.
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Who has not heard Of Tom MoOre the Irish Poet To
All who have everre bis popular Melodies this york
VII prove exceedingly interesting especially the autobiOG-
hood. We heartily recommend nm y Cs4frier.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Saw Mill al Ernpor;a.

We learn that PARHAM e. PHELPS have
their new steam saw mill at Emporia
nearly in running order. They are on,y
delayed for pipe which was lost on the
route, and which Mr.. P. has gone TO st.
Louis to obtain.
The saw mill is on the town site. is sup
piled with water from well only seven
teen feet deep, with eleven feet of the best
of water standing in the same, which gives
indication of being inexhaustible.
DIR. ARMoR is also building q mill al
this place, and will have it in running
order in few weeks. His mill is also
supplied with well.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
a EizZle.

We have no further information from
the late bogus Constitutional election, 9TH
er than the fact that the entire votes were
counted at Lecompton few days ago, by
the Governor and Secretary, and that they
fell trife short of 1900. Thus much
for the bogus election.
1t should be remembered that this vote
includes the entire pro-slavery strength of
the Territory, besides large number OF
National Free State Democrats. who had
independent tickets in the field, but were
somewhat in the minority. The Delegates
elected have not received to exceed 1,5OO
votes, or one-t,reRtieh of The entire cote o.
the Territory, taking Gov. WALKER's esti-
mate of 10000 voters in the Territory as
the basis of our calculations.
We gave it as our opinion several weeks
ago, that the Free State party predomina-
ted over the pro-slayery party twenty tc
one. The figures, which cnanot lie, sus-
tain our position.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
A Remedy for the Heat |!


"GOOD evening. Madam" said q well dressed
-, individual, on a very suitry afternoon last
week to a dashing lads Of Lawrence, one Of the
and sb sae e5S
The couple happened to meet upon the plat
form adjoining s. n. Woods magnificent Land
Once, where. reader, you viii find pents of gold
Good evening, Mr.. H. replied the lady very
civilly, although the Perspirasion stood in large
drops upon her fine forehead. and she seemed al
most too fatigaed to stand.
"A warm evening, this, Miss c., !" remarked the
gentleman.
Yes. indeed replied the lady; at is warm
enough and then shade Of melancholy came
over her rather pretty features, and she seemed
for moment lost in thought. Well she at
length exclaimed, at is Of no use complain; We
can't expect such things in kansas-but tell
you Mr.. H. If we were only IN Boston now.
ParkcF's?
The gentleman made no lsp.,. Jus st.ur., m
vited the lady into Stearns saloons, near which
they were standing, and asked her to be seated.
lie then whispered q word into the ear CT one Of
the ladies standing behind the counter. when
she quickly vanished into IN adjoining room. In
about one minnie she returned with two plates
of something eatable, and deposited them upon
the table. near which the visitors were seated.
when the Iady turned to the table. and on per
astOnishment, W hy, what Is this? 1t isn't pos
sib!s you have ks Creams here ?n
Eat it and see,n replied Mr.. II. Miss c. de-
youred with syidi.y the luxurious nersel, and
then remarked, well, that IL excellent Why.
L never eat better Ice Creams In Boston,.
As soc rose TO depart, she thanked the lady
clerks for their efforts in behalf Of the heated in
hahitsuts of Lawrence, and ever since that she
has visited the establishment regularly at 6
| o'clock p. ~. and always brings friend OF two
with her. who of course are quite delegated with
their treat
Reader, if you wish to see this fashionable and
rather beautiful Eastern lady, paFtaking Of the
I Nnn-r -
drop into STEARES EATING SAL00S, 3
Massachusetts, S.. and perhaps yoa win Be sratr
lied.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Lawrence Lodge No. 6.

At meeting of Lawrence Lodge No.
6, of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
at their hall in this city, on Monday eve
ming, June 20, 1857, Bro. James Chris
tian, ". Master, offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Reeolced, That this Lodge deplore the
death of our worthy Brother, Robert Gar
win, who departed this life on Saturday
morning, June %, in the 22d year of his
age; and that We deeply sympathize with
parents and family of our deceased broth
er.
Resoluel, That as token of esteem
with which our departed brother was re-
garded, we wear the usual mourning, and
that the Lodge be draped in mourning for
the space of three months, in memory of
our deceased and worthy brother.
Resolred, That the family of our de-
parted brother be furnished by the Sec
rotary with copy of these proceedings,
and that he furnish each of the city pa
pers copy for publication.
JAMES CHRISTIAN, W. II.
Ben. JOHNSTON, Sec'yPro tenn.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04

asthma. as to endeayor to administer as
an antidote, potion so entirely and so
palpably useless, in such case of colnpli-
Gated political malady. If not the
Topeka movement, what course of action
shall we sanction ? query the political
n. DIS of Kansas. If that is not rem
edy for the disease, what is? So argue
the physical quacks. If calomel is not a
remedy for such malady, what is? If
It will not cure fever and ague, what will!
Other remedies exist, which they in their
ignorance are not aware of, imagining.
meanwhile. that their favorite antidotc IS
the sunaaauna boaum of medicinal prepare
tons. Will not the doctors who urge the
Topeka organization as the only remedy
70. existing disorders, return to the ele-
ments of their profession, and if therein
they find no prescription superior. they
are liberty to return to general principles.
AS in a majority of instances, the most
simple means are the surer to effect rad
zeal cure in physical disease, so, in politi-
cal disorders, the course promising tho
least opposition is the safest AID most
certain to produce beneficial results. The
Topeka movement has been opposed by
the Federal government since IFS birth,
and any action to revive it would be op-
posed by the same power. The 10000
actual residents of Kansas need no polit-
ical wire-pulling-nO prescription from
policy doctors, to ensure the final and COM
plete success of Free State principles
throughout the Territory. In their SOW
ereign capacity they are their own politi-
cal physicians.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Ritcherdson's no. Expresg Co.

FAST PASSENGER 4 EXPRESS FREIGHT
! Line from LAWRENCE TO IEC0MPT4N,
HEsFFpHI Sla kAsS3S Uffy,, DAILY,
with Sr,eaeid Fotr {Eos.e fegsss, and csEaogi
oaii CONF ayan0es, This limo Is eF,.,tsss1stiy eS-
tabiished and win he maintained during Sum.
mer and BfAter with increasing energy as the
demands for transportation enlarge-in evidence
of which the Co. refer TO its antecedents. In a
short time this line will be reinforced Eith Al
entire new outfit 6 EasSenser aonf ance s1egEai
to aIy ii.sa III tIifea States. Ain. q IaIs
and Pass aisaOaa ID to ~ hoSis Sc osssb
and all intermediate points ON the route, connec-
ting at st. Louis with ALL other Expresses. for
all the principal towns and cities in the United
Sfates. North, =EEst ard aSolEtk. Bankers end
Merchants business nro".:.st,,,y attended to. All
kings 81 f%,gn e:e pa1ks 90, parcels freight and
merchandise Forwarded with dispatch. All loss
es and damages promptly adjusted at this Qffce.
I. SANpSpS, Agent.
Office Ritcherlsen's Ma. Express Co..
l.sRrenee, June 18th, ls57. e
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Another Victory.

The municipal election, which came
off at Leavenworth last Monday, resulted
in another Free State victory, and the tri-
umphant election ofevery city officer I'M
der the charter, from the Free State ranks.
The result of this election will inspire
our friends in the States with renewed
hope, and induce our people all over Kan
sas to vigorous action in the way of re-
lieving themselves FROM the tyranny Of
usurped legislation.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Execu.or,s Notice.

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given BY the sub-
seriber that on the 18th day Of April. 1851
letters testamentary were granted to me BY the
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Douglas County
Mechem, deceased, of the County and Territory
above named. testnte, and have accepted the
said trust, and qualified according 10 law. All
persons having demands against said estate are
required to exhi bit them to me Coz sils,z&nee
within ele year fsoiR tie sfoEesaid date, or they
may se breeindeI from any teneht Of such estate,
and if such elsi;ns he not exhibited within three
forever harred. Anrii 18th, 1857. i2mSs
jobs FIEaAfT, Executor
on The estate of II + MaehaFn
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DIE D

In Lawrence, of eonsestiye chiIis. on the 9Th
ult.. after brief illness. RoBEKr GxRyIN. broth
er Of the pOstmssterat Lawrence. late of Illinois
age y years. BE was buried on Sunday last By
the Masonic fraternity. who accompanied his
remains to the grave in rezalis. escorted b. the
laurence braSs hand
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Take Notice.

HEREBY warn all persons from taking, occu-
Il pying or removing any timber, stone. or other
material whatever, or otherwise intermeddling
with the northwest quarter Of section ten of
township thirteen tI3l south of range eighteen
(ls) east Of the 9th principal meridian, il being
the claim upon which now reside and occupy.
and intend to pre-empt the same for home, pur-
suant to act of Congress defining the rights
that has or may hereafter in any way trespass
upon said quarter section of land.
W. J. CARD.
Lecompton, K T., May 18th, 1857. 42i3F
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
EAGLE Works. Chicago. Ill

rs the largest machinery mandatory and de-
l. pot inthe United States. where may be found
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers All kinds Of Wood and Iron Maehin-
cry. Premium Portable Circular Saw Mills.
Noses' Portable Flour and Corn Mills, with new
Mill Furnishings. Superior Shingie Mills Steam
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Castings
and Mill Gearing Gates Patent Screw Cutter.
Best Machinists' Files, Of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Brooches, Sheet Work, ETC., etc.
We say to our patrons and the public generally,
that heretofore We have not been able to keepup
with the demand, but now we have largely in
creased our works, increased our firm, and have
greater facilities for supplying the West with
Machinery than any other establishment.
p. ". GATES. T.. S. WARNER. T. CHALMERS.
A. q. " ARSER. DR.. FRASER.
April Ii, lS57.-1y
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
New Goods.

THANKFCI. to their Old patrons for past IA
! yors, the suescribers take pleasure in an
nouncins that they are continually receiving
heavy additions 10 their already extensive stock
of merchandise, enabling them to supply the
Lawrence markat with Fancy and Staple Goods
of every variety, at PRICES as low as any other
is complete. Provisions, embracing Flour. Corn
Meal, Lard, Pork, Bacon, &C., always on hand.
Oils. Paints, Croker, StoyeHare. Hollow ware,
Hardware, Wooden aware, Crosseut Saws, Nails,
Glass Of the various sizes, Tin saie. carpenters
Tools, Roots aid Shoes. Ready made Clothing,
Window Sash, Doors, Carpetings, in short gem
eral and complete assortment Of every thing usu-
ally called for in a country store in store. Hoping
to receive q continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO US. we are the public's
humble servant. W. l. G.. DUNCAN.
Lgscr6Rre Nav 30 1871
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Ice Creams Gratis.

PEISG extremely desiross that the good ueo-
II pie Of this town should not be disappoitnted
in obtaining leg CREAMS; and not benz able 20
suit them with ice Creams made Of fisssari
eggs-they being such good Free State men
one Ice Cream for every two dozen of frssh Eeys
they will bring me. besides giving them The
highest market price In cash. for their EFzs.
july 1, 1857. : "a 49,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04

- March, 1857, valid Presumption Claims, on
the 10th and 36th Sections, heretofore reserved
for schools. in the Territories of Minnesota, Kan
sas and Nebraska, will be recognized arhere the
settlement las been may be made prior to tie sur
ceys.
LIST. in cases where the approved plot Of sur
Statement must he fled asaiia Mree months afte;
he receipt Of such dpproret plat, al The District
0IFcS.
ID. Where the plat Is now In the Registers of
fee the Declaration must be fled within three
months from the FIRST publication Of THIS cir
cular, IN YOUR LAND DISTRICT.
A failure to comply with this requirement will
work forfeiture of the claim.
ELY MOORE Register
WIN. BRINDLE, Receiver
LAND OFFICE, Lecompton, K. T., May 18th,
Iss7. ie2G
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
District Court.

Eliza L Hamilton, By herr
next friend Patrick j..
Jones. Complainant, Petition for Divorce
Harrison HsInilton, Def-t
I \ the Second District &c the United States
4 and Territory Of Kansas, in Second Judicial
District, May Term, a. ID. 1851. In Chancery
sitting. And now, At this daS comes the COM
plaiBant. by her ATTORNEY, James Christian, and
the defendant Is nonresident Sf this Territory,
Therefore il il ordered by the Court that the de-
PENDANT De notified that the complainant has
herein filed her bill Of complaint, the object and
general nature sf which Is 10 ob:sin q divorce
fruln the bonds Of matrimouy. heretofore con-
trseted between complainant and defendant, and
also that said Defendant be notified TO appear be-
the United States and Territory Of Kansas, with
N and for the Second Judicial District of said
TerTitory on the irst day Of the next term there
Of, 20 be begun and held at the city of Lec0mp-
ION. in the county Of Douglas, ON the first Non
day ia October next, 4, ID. lS57, to appear and
answer the said bill, or that the same viii be Ia
ken rs confessed. II is further ordered that this
IN this TERRITORY, for eight weeks sueeessiyeiy,
the last insertion tn be M least four weeks before
the commencement Of the term at which the de
JAMES, CHRISTIAN,
solicitor for complainant.
j, s, Macarthur, Clerk of the Court aforesaid.
DO hereby certify the above 10 be 3 true copy of
the original OFieE Gade IN the above entitled
cause.
In testimony whereof, ], s. Macarthur, Clerk of
the Court aforesaid, set my hand and athx the
seal thereof, at the Office in LecomptOn, this
43ts = W $. MeARTHUR. Clerk.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
kansas Land Aeener.

~ ST0RRS, Jr.. Surveyor and Conveyancer.
" Lands, Claims, Town Lots and Shares for
sale. Land Warrants bought and sold. Money
invested on time or commission. Information
furnished immigrants of desirable l0cations-
collections made, titles examined, abstracts fur
nished. draughtins plating, surveying, convey
aneing and insurance attended TO.
\. B.-CorreSpondenc solicited.
&c FOfice in Herald of Freedom building.
Lawrence, Kansas, juno, 18th, 1851. 44tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Hemmenway's Depot for the Sale CT
English, Fancy ana MiIi;nsrvGoods.

liz the inhabitants of lawrence and Of the
Territory Of Kansas, that ne will in . few days
open his new store at the eorner of Massaehu-
setts and henri SITS. lCollamore Buildings,)
fresh importation Of the richest Fancy and
Millinery Goods ever brought into this Terri
tory. at prices that cannot fail to suit ali. He
will continually receive from Boston and New
York the latest, richest, and most Fashionable
Of all articles in his line Of trade and he atters
himself that, as his entire attention is sleyote Ia
thisone branch of business. he can sell at love-
prices and goods of a superior quality, than are
sold in any other store in the Territory. Conn
try Merchants are particularly invited to call
and examine.
Lawrence, June 20, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Stolen Horses,

ISAAC PARRISH, the bogus sheriff of
johnson county. has in his possession two
valuable horses, which he believes have
been stolen. They were found secreted
in the bushes, near his residence, on
Wednesday last-the party having them
in charge making premature escape. A
description of these horses may be had by
application at Parrish's mill, Kansas river,
below Cedar creek.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Union Insurance Company,


JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY. Pa
- Insurance against loss and damage by fire,
tornado and hail. This old Insurance Company
has opened n GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, ard has determined to take risks
on all kinds of insurable property at rates as
low rs any other responsible Company in the
West. They have issued many thousand policies
during the last six years, and in every case of
loss have paid the damages promptly. without
subj ting the parties to delays or litigation
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every town in
Kansas. Address all communications on this
subject to q. W. Brown, Esq, Lawrence. Kan
sas Territory.
DR.. WV. GIBSON. Pres't. Dr. s. G. CLARE, Treas.
j. G. THOMPSON. Secretary.
q. W. BROWN, General Agent for Kansas
LOCAL AGENTS.
WY. Z. GOODESow, Manhattan, K. I.
p. b. PLUMB. Emp0ria.
). :. PRoUTY, Prairie City.
r. ;. LEAyITT, WyandOtt
c. STORRS, Jr., Lawrence, X. 7.
May. 1856.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Fresh Eers Mnnfed.

liver since that Eastern Lady" and her
IL friends eommeneed patrenizing my lee Cream
establishment, fresh eggs have been in great de-
maBd. She says that Missouri eggs do not an
swer 10 make Ice Creams.
will, therefore, pay 25 cents per dozen, in cash,
for all the fresh eggs our country friends will
bring in. Lawrence, June q.
ie21tf C. STEARNS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
BPaRdl Rreadi

TT Is TRUE that Man shall not live b. bread
l. aione," and yet, reader, mark my word, yon
will enjoy far better health If you ate more and
better bread than yOn have been in the habit of
using, and far less meat. have just completed
best baker in town, it is said by those who eat
his pies, dc. am, therefore, prepared to fur
nish parties and families with ANYTHING in this
line. TO order. C.STEARSS,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Thanks,

Gen. 4. C. HALL, of Manhattan, has
our thanks for list of twenty-nine sub
seribers, which he has just furnished us
for the Herald Of Freedom. The services
of such friends are appreciated. particular
" at this time.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
wyandott General Land agency

7 ANDS. Claims, City Lots and Shares for sale
II Land warrants bought and sold on commits
sion; land warrants located lots for lease,
houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information Furnished to cmigrants
collections mad5 reasonable terms MONEY in
vested upon security fully guaranteed titles in
vestigated and abstracts furnished promptly
Special attention will be given to the practice Of
law in the Territorial Codrts and the L. s.
District Courts.
NJ. W. DELAHAY.
WyandOtte, K. T.. April II. 1s57;
Refer to the leading business men generally of
the Terrifnrr
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-07-04
Notice.

I AND WARRANT No. 1851 for I6O acres. is
- sued to Osmyn H. Wheeler under Act March
and certified, was taken, lost or DESTROYED at
Leavenworth on or about the Cd of Sentember
last, when the Free S:s.e sett;.rs were driven
froi., the Esge. 1t is ~ intention to apply for
Duplicate Warrant. but reward will be paid
for the deliver! of said Warrant 70 the editor Of
this pape.. MOR0NI WHEELER.