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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-17
Caw office.

IOHN II. COE, ATTORNEY At LAW viii
~ prsotice in ali the District Courts and IN the
Supreme Court Of the Territory. He has had .
long experience in presumption pTactice IN an
other State. and viii give special attention to
al cases in the Land Offices.
Rsfereaess Any lawyer of standing in Wis
consin. The Professors Of the Yale College Lay
School. Ofaee IN the Herald Of Freedom build
ing, LsHrencs, Kansas.
FN. B.-Mr. @. is EoTARY PrBLIc.
Inue q If
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W. T. Miller & Co,

DEALERS in Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Sash
IL Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on Fourth street
near the Chicago and Mississippi r. Z. Depot
Alton. Illinois.
April 26, 16J6.-1ys
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c. G. Mauzv.
VTTH0LES.

WH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in eycry
w variety and style of Fashionable Furniture.
Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mat
trasses, Cane Seat and w Wooden Chairs, Rockers,
Looking Glass Plates, Window Shades, ETC.
Corner of Short and William Streets, Alton, LII.
April o.
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A Alcott,

XITHOFESALE and Retail Dealer in Psriof
w Furniture Of Rosewood. Mahogany and
Walnut. Also. Mattresses, and I pholstery gem
orally, Looking Glasses, Glass Plate. " ilow W are.
Dining Room. Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture.
aud general stock Of Furniture for Steamboats,
Hotels, Offices, School Rooms. Lodges, dc. Or
ders solicited. Wsreroom corner Of Second and
State streets. Alton, Ill.
April %, 1856 .-Iy
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
= Furnishing Goods, wholesale and RETAIL
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, III.
April &c, 1856. ly.
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Hetp Aobeftis
Five Dollars Rewara. !.

CTRAYED FROM LAWRENCE TWO weeks
~ ago, a Bay Pony, about eight years old, heavy
tail, name cut last spring, and is now from four
TO six inches long. No white except saddle
marks. When he left had on o leather halter.
AM. person returning him, or giving any infor-
nation at this office where be may be found,
will be reasonably rewarded and all charges paid
A. WATTIES
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The HamDden assecfation

MOULD GIVE NOTICE that bonds RE ex-
w changed for two saw mills, capable Of saw
ing coo eco feet Of lumber In year, to be run
ming in Hampden on the 1st of October, and the
other 18th of November. next; and they have
made arrangements with the Hampden Lumber
Company, fer al lumber made use Of IN the town
of Hampden for one year, at SO per NJ. Also, q
run of buTTs will be started as soon as the crops
viii be 1T 10 grind.
10. A. D. CLARK, Sec.y.
HaInpden, Sept. 5th. 1857. septic
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strayed or stolen.

-ON THE NIGHT OF THE 18Th ULT., A
" small sorrel horse, with bright sorrel name
and tail, star in forehead some white his feet,
white spot on front OF right hind leg little be-
low the flank. Any person giving information
where said horse can be found shall be literally
rewarded X. :. GRIFFITH.
Lawrence, Oct. 10. 1857. 3t% .
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Pony StraYeo.

THE SUBSCRIBERS PONY STRAYED
L away on the 5th inst. 1t was dark brown,
long bob tail, when left had long rope lariet,
with an iron pin In it. Whoever will give in
formation where it can be found, to Capt.
SAMUEL WALKER, in Lawrence. shall be
Suitably rewarded. D0CT. SWIFT.
LaWrence. Oct. II. 1857. it
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StraEed or Stolen.

ON TUESDAY NIGHT, THE e9TH SEP
~ temhcr, from Lawrence, a brown Mare, he
tween eight and nine years old. She has white
star on her forehead, is about fourteen hands
high. Her legs are black, with a small white
mark on her nigh hind foot. She han a headstall
on when she left. A liberal reward will be given
for her recovery by the subseriber.
JOHN E. SUTTON.
LAWRENCE Oct Z, 1857
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CE The bogus Constitutional Conven-
ton stands adjourned to next Monday
Unless they are fools they will never con-
vene again.
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Cincinnati and Kansas Land Conn

rVHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ex-
l. listing under the name and style of the Gin
cinnati and Kansas Land Company is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and all the proper
ty of said Company transferred to three Trus-
tees, Andrew Gillead, John l.. Waiter and Jo-
seph J. Davis, who alone are authorized to sell
and convey the property of the Company in the
City of Manhattan, Kansas Territory, to make
titles in fulfiIlment Of contracts heretofore made
by the Company, and to do all other acts that
may be necessary and proper in the management
and final settlement Of its affairs.
Dated this 17th day of August, 1857.
JOSEPH j. DAVIS, Pres't.
If HnT
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o. Leavenworth polled 7s6 votes.
Lawrence polled GIG. This precinct is
fourteen miles long and six broad. Ok
ford city has returned 1,626.
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o. Copies of the Herald Of Freedom,
with the latest news, for sale at the Coun-
ting Room, in wrappers or otherwise for
five cents copy.
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cefffns.

r CAN NOW SUPPLY NY CUSTOMERS
with ali size and styles Of CofaRs. trimed IN
the latest and best stsle, at low price, Also
Furniture [ have the best of workman. 1
warrant Hly work and tie articles going out Of
ny shop 20 be what they are reco1lmended.
2m }. KELLER.
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o. Mr.. sHAsKLa has gone East fer a
stock of boots and shoes. The election
having been decided in favor of freedom
he will purchase double the amount he
would had 1t been decided against Us.
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Turner & sidway,

MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers
W in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Yslises.
Horse Collars. Hides, Leather. Saddlery, Hard,
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, Whips,
0vershoes. Fly Nets, dc. Store No. 10, Second
Street, Alton, Ill
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=. 3. PLUMB.
.UMB. LEIGH M'CLUSG.

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, EMPoRIA, Kansas
IL Will attend promptly to the purchase and
sale of lands and town lots, and the location pi
claims in any portion Of Kansas.
REFER To-Ron NJ. ID. Catch, Xenia, o.; Hon.
G. 5. Hamilton, Marysville. o.; q. W. Brown,
Esq, Ed. Herald of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas;
and w. W. Ross, Ed Tribune. Topeka, Kansas.
Enh o ISI1 If
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Steam Engines. Boilers, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the ageneT
l. of large Manufacturing Company. 4 a5ie
10 furnish Engines. Boilers and all castings for
machinery of any kind at st. Louis prices. Also
Saw 3iilis and Griss Mills and Shingle Machines,
with county and town rights g Ese then
TH0S. GUEST.
lawrence, Z. T., june Is, 1857. zsmss
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Topping Brothers,

| WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Gun
Trimmings, &c. Also, Dealers in Iron and Steel,
Blacksmiths' Tools, Springs and Axels, Second
street, Alton, III.
Alton, H., Nov. s 1856. 1y+2-16
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o. There was slight frost on Friday
morning last; and atdaylightthe thermom-
eter stood at 80 degrees. The frost was
too light to damage vegetation.
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Topping, Brothers.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreig.,
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural In
Plements, dc. Store between LeVee and Second
Streets, Alton, III.
New &, Ie56, Iyf
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cautsem.

TT Is UNDERSTOOD that certain indivia~
Il uai By the name of Beata Is selling skares N
different places In this TsrritoEy and Missouri q
the Town OF Fort Seett. Kansas Territory, tss's
Is TO caution tie rablie against FuTrhssiHE
shares II The safd tcsIl offsred BIZ the said Ben
Ia as tjsef are spurious The Certificates Azs
sisnsd b G. =. Danfnrth. Rrsskz ead 81. W.
Bcatns sseFsfsEy. iYlS OsH- WIZ
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Two improved Claims For sale.

THE 5. E. and S. W. Q'RS Of SEC. 81, 7. u,
Il Z. "A, johnson Co., K. T., situated Il miles
from Kansas City, Is from Quindsro, 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
rich lie beautiful, are y mile from fine body Of
timber, and contain an abundance of fne water
for stock and ether purposes. For pertle eaiaTs
apply TO ECkELSToN& d ECIOK.
On tie claims, OK to j. T. EcToR, WestPert.
Missouri Aug.l I'm
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Lawrence Door, Sash, & Moulding
CompanY,

DESPECTFTLLY inform the inhabitants of
Ii Kansas Territory that they have established
a warehouse under Hed1eI-'s Aha6r0fgpe Gallery,
Collalnore estate, at the corner # Massachusetts,
and Henry streets, in Lawrence. h. T., and
hove f.c-- -sAls Fe-ior- BOSTON MADE KILN
DRIED DOORS, SASH AND MOULDINGS,
which surpass in quality any ever introduced in
TO the Territory, with the exception of those,
which are of equal quality. for sale by the Quin-
daro Door and Sash Company, by their Agent,
Mr. Isaac Andrew.) and equal to any ever man
ufaetured in the United States Of America
which they offer for sale, for cash, in large or
small quantities. at as low prices rs the poor
HeSseT5t Sash and Door Is now sold. The glass
Ia the Sash is cf superior quality, thoroughly
bedded in putty, and timed and beautifully giaz-
ed and pTimed.
All the above articles are packed in water
tight boxes. at great expense, before shipping,
and are received at the Warehouse in as perfect
aconditina as when they leave the manufacturersr
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 BUILD
ERs is particularly requested. Contracts for the
supply of Public Buildings, Churches and Hotels,
is solicited.
MoULDINGS.
Seventy to one hundred of the most recent
styles of Mouldings are now on hand, samples
of which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
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Lost.

ON THE 9Th INST, PART OF \ GOLD
~ Watch Chain, TO which was attached a seal.
a locket, and cross. Any person finding and re-
turning the same to this Office will be suitably
rewarded.
Lawrence. Oct. T. 1857
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o. The fall emigration is arriving
overland. The roads are everywhere full
of covered wagons, with families seeking
a new location.
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s. B. Cats.

DEALER in Leather. Saddles, Harnesses and
l. Shoemakers' Findings, Plasterers' Hair, &c
Store on Second Street, Alton, Ill.
Nov. s, 1856. 1y$.
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Or DR.. SwIFr. of the Q. S. Army, hiss
lost his Pony. See advertisement
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3. A. Carpenter & Co..
z. L. NAPLES,

| WHOLESALE Grocers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors, Wooden Ware, &c. Store at No,
| 26 Second Street, Alton, Illinois. Iyf
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@ The weather continues fine, re-
sembling the '1ndian summers as they
are called, in the East.
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o. The late vote viii range between
Il, coo and 10000. This indicates pop
ulation bordering closely upon 100, 600.
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Samuel spruauce.

COMMISSION and Forwarding MerchGit.-
~ Once and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages To
Care of s. Spruanee, Alton ILL.,
April o. 1856 IyE
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@ PARROTS majority for Delegate to
Congress will range between 5000 and
5000.
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or HoRSsBY is receiving his fall stock
of goods. He has laid in heavy supply
for the winter.
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Alton Bank.
ALTON,
ILLINOIS.
=
Capital S25G.o0o.

Capital S25o,ooo.
COLLECTIONS made, and exchange for sale
~ on all the principal cities in the Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day OF
L. MARSH, President.
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H., Nov. g, 1856. I--16
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G At last advices from. the river
freights were falling. They were then
from 81 to 81 so per hundred.
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@ Job Work, executed with neatness
and dispatch at the Herald of Freedom.
Office.
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NJ. p. sutiiff.

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer IN Cloths.
VI Clothing, Hat. Gaps. and Furnishing Goods
No. Mas. st.. 4d0ors north Of Bloed' store.
Aug. g. l657.-tf
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GJ The walls of BABcocK & LYKINs
three story brick front banking building
are nearly complete. They will put the
roof on in few days, and hurry it forward
to completion.
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BuIIene & Read,

0z MASSACHUSETTS STREET, Lasrencs,
Os Kansas, Dealers IN most everything ths
people o. Kansas want 70 buT. Terms cash.
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Butter fer Sale Low.

TUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
y $50 lbs. Fresh Butter, for sale Low b. thequan-
tity Also go dozen Eggs very low By the lot
and q little Lard for sale az very nigh price.
Sept. i, 1857. G. STEARNS.
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Fer sale.

40 VERY SUPERIOR LUMBER WAGONS
90 BY BULLEkE q Rad.
Also, l. MsTshaiYs Patent Brick Press, fo'
making Gravel Brick. b. 3 q
July .. ISz.-H
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Or COLEMAN & Co., had barrel of ma
tive grapes the other day, which we
thought superior in flavor to many varie-
ties of cultivated grapes. They were very
large.
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whipple & Tunnel.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready made
Clothing, DE. Store corner Of State and Third
Streets, Alton, III.
April %, sc. Iy%.
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= JEREsL4w,
L. ~
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:. ). yvollman & Go.
uTHoLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN DFy
w Goods Clothing, Fancy and Staple goods,
Jewelry, Watches, Boots and Shoes. Hats, Gaps
and Rubber Goods.
Please call and examiRe 0Hr goods On Ehero-
kee street, Ia the Register Building. Leeyep-
worth. K %. hsTch -, le3I.
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HouQ.

anu
rue citizens of E
.ramed, " as he E
proved by the {
ical difficulties {
speech - E
very fatteing {
'nts in confer. +
'sident of this /
profound ae- &
ally aware of s
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'terly impossi- {
duties of the {
called, unless T
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to the extent /
most unneces- +
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the States of +
F to-day under /
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convention has /
Fge the duties /
|gh responsili- .
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will settle all /
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the Union. | /
perhaps, doing !
Eny honest and
pat the forma-
| prostrates and /
| is seeking, by
Iyer, to obtain |
u OF Jhe sacrl- /
is not merely
e Is interested.
btion involves
be people here
Ftt the Repub-
Esues to be re-
Is whether the
ball have the
ternment. To
a small affair.
be embraced
Framed during
! Ell already i'm
pms. The old,
he American
r, which have
popular senti-
Constitutions
lltered, or new
have had ex-
tiple that the
ule, and shall
! ley shall elect
residents and
usually elect
Judges. These
/ ade within the
and are ex-
Constitution Of
have held Con-
f, but also in
bat nave since
here are there
be decided in
Constitutions.
ume the right
themselves, and
the difficulty,
q ut throughout
h must be set
/ think the
Pn, over which
ought to give
that their de-
merely in the
GRO but in the
as to whether
4 as to wheth-
lying its treas
Is, to keep this
xt Presidential
If the Union
board. If that
annot live; the
therefore de-
our hands the
~, and acting
ut to the Con-
/. Constitution,
nd having such
=nay not mere
4 the Union, but
admitted. l
D prevail here.
of
tion, that such
nav be excite
h be particular ar
members will
! / trust that
Invention will
! nent of all IS
d, that calms
ing statesmen
und a govern
her to lay the
1t people shall
ccnfJent that
D the occasion.
! e you the as, s.
! ions that will
sas-iust, pro-
lciples of the
we live. and
srity of Kansas
| the Union
4ty and honest
Br to you my
you have con-
N it a higher
the presiding
han TO Eli any
3nerican people
j Washington
he interior OF
rite !?
e our cores
ho is too igno-
e out papers
is not fit for
.f1& cffIIl-
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E. H. HAvENs. C.M. cRANDALL.
Ravens & Crandall,
IMpARTEDS

IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
l. China, Glass, Queensware, Silver Plated. jap
panned and Brittanis Ware, Lamps, Table Cut
lery, dc. Third Street, Alton, III.
April g. 1856. 1yf.
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or A good Galash top BUesY for sale.
Inquire at this cfice.
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GT Gov. WALKER and Sec'y STANTON
were met at Fish's Hotel, on Wednesday
evening last, on their way to the border,
to inquire in person in regard to the fraud
ulent election returns from the Oxford
precinct, in johnson county. They ex-
press determination to see justice done
the actual residents of the Territory.
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Mechanics = 4ND1&s
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of coepsrE fsols,
TInas-s' Tools ana Stock;
cabirs1t Eakerz, Toass end Eaatet1zI.
5ast azEzEs4 nt - Ea11Ea StsEs.r
SRs 81 HICKS > bAss1-
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pY JOHN W. HART. Pissa and Fourth Sts.
u near the Chicago Railroad Depot, Alton, III
Board one dollar per day.
April %, 1856. Iy+
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Alton Advertisements.
.. D. Ryrie & Co,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Leyee and Short Streets. Alton. Ill.
April %. so. 1yt
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OF Blank Warranty Deeds, for single
persons, or for husband and wife; also
quit claims, for sale at the Herald Of Free
dom office, by the single, dozen or hun
dred.
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Alton House.

G. E. HICKS. FRoP'ToB. K. o'REILLY, CLERK.
CORNER of Front and Abby Streets, frontii,E
~ the river, Alton, Ill.
April %, 1856. lyt.
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Robert L. Frazer,

UTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, dealer in
w Watches. Clocks. fine Jeweiry. Revolvers
Fancy Goods. &e. lys
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Girl Wanted.
A GIRL TO Do H0USEW0RK WANTED,
~ 20 EDU OH Fefy Ifserak vill b4 raid
Il. II. WARD.
Stanton. miles north of 0sawatomie.
Oct. 8, 1857. -4*
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C. FERBBLL. 3. L. BERTHoTD.
Shawnee House.

THIS house is now open for the aecommoda-
i datien of the travelling public. Ii il under
going thorough repairs with large additions. Its
located on Shawnee St, few rods west of tho
Planters House, on high ground, and the most
healthy and pleasant location in the city. The
public are respectfully invited to call. the pro-
prietors pledgipg every comfort usually found in
Western hotel
LeaYenworth City, K T., April II, is57.-d
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seed Wheaf,

lust RECEIVED small lot Of nice SEED
~ WHEAT, just raised in Kansas Territory.
Cheese, Vinegar, Golden Syrup, So.
Aug. 20. If G. STEAkNS.
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p. 8. Past a. ce..

BANKERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
D Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue. WysR-
dokt K T. iyI1tf
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D. C. Martin & Co

WHOLESALE Druggists. No. . Second ST.,
w Alton, Ill. Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils
etc., etc. - O--''
April %, lass. Iys
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Z. L. pINNocx, THos. DIHAoC Z.
e. L. Dimmock, & Co.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
south side Second Street, Alton, ILL.,,
April %, 1856. Iy.
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OF The postoffice at Columbia has
been removed to Emporia, and H. ".
F1cK has heen appointed postmaster
When Congress assemblies that body sho'd
be petitioned for mail ruote from Enpo-
ria via Burlingame and Bloomington to
Lawrence.
o. Petitions are in circulation asking
for a mail route from Jefferson City, Mo-,
to Emporia, also for right of way for a
railrnad- with an appropriation or pubire
domain to aid the enterprise.
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G Ex-Goyernor Ransom ought to be
elected delegate to Congress from Kansas.
-Aieh. State Journal.
Why should Gov. Ransom be elected
to Congress? What has he eTer done for
Kansas that the people should have given
him their suffrsges: or what great end
would he haze accomplished for US had
he been elected? Here in Kansos we talk
of other things than Republicanism and
Democracy. Those are stale subjects to
US. The issue here is freedom or slavery
When Gov. Ransom talked to the people
of Kansas, instead of addressing us on the
live issues of the day, he talked about
banks and tariffs, and questions which
have been settled these dozen years; but
he never introduced in any of his speeches,
so far as we have information, word
which the people of Kansas cared to know.
He has been rejected, as demagogues al
ways should be. If he is a speciman of
Michigan politicians they are not the
kind for Kansas, and should stay where
their services are appreciated.
H Oxford city has sprung into notice
like JOnah's gourd. Our politicians were
astounded that they had been guilty of so
gross neglect in their electioneering CAM
paign as to pass this populous town with
out even one speech. To correct this er-
ror and remove any feelings of wounded
pride which the inhabitantssnight feel at
this apparent slight, several gentlemen
from Lawrence went down on Tuesday to
hold a meeting there. We noticed Nh.
Babcock, Mr.. Morrow, Mr.. Speer, DIR.
Gilpatrick and others, among the number.
They returned on Thursday and reported,
that they found one family residing on the
town site, and two or three stores which
had been moved over the line into Oxford
from Little Santa Fe.
The legal voters of the precinct were
variously estimated at from II to No.
What discoveries Gov. Walker and suit
will make we cannot tell.
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.YNE 8. NETeALF. JAMES Il. HIBBARD.
Metcalf & Hihhard.

WHOLESALE and Retail dealers in Schoo
w and Miscellaneous BOOKS; Bank Books
and Variety Goods. South side third street. Al
ton, Illinois. api5-ly&
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o. Wilmarth,
BOOKSELLERS and Ststioner. No. 50 Mass.
ID street. Lawrence. K. II. Feb. 81. '67.H
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WilmartEa,s Circulating library
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-10-17
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of which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.
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