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W. q. II. Koontz,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
e CHANT, and wholesale dealer in Alton
Lime, Plasterixg Hair, Cement and Grain Of
all kinds; Orders for Flour promptly attended
to. Short Street and Levee, Alton, Illinois;
Refers tn J. Lock & Bro, Alton, H.: Turner
& Subway, do; Wade, Barry 81 Co., do; W.
Ii. Mitchell & Co., do.
apr1S en-
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Notice.

A Ii PERSONS interested in the estate of
n Thomas w. Barber, deceased, are hereby
notified, that will, on Monday, the 1st Of June
next, apply to the Probate Court Of Doug
las County, for letters of Administration on
said estate. OLIVER BARBER.
By SYKES & BoLNG, Attorneys.
Nav
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Tie ysraid Of freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, May 80. 1851.
Census and Apporuonmsn

The following Proclamation is given In
.be star of Empire, hence we infer it is
official Shawnee county, with not less
L. sO0O inhabitants, has bat 286, as
would appear from the census returns
Douglas county, with every claim occu-
MED and not less than ten thousand IN
babitants. has but 2,727, according to the
,erort Looking over the list for Law
,snce we do not find one-eighth of our
voters registered. Our own name Is not
giyen among the number, and yet we have
resided here for nearly three years. Rich
ardson county, with full 1,5OO inhabitants,
all Free State, has not a single voter
waubonsa is in this county, and here are
settled the heavy Connecticut colony; also
\ large colony of Germans on Mill Creek,
besides hundreds scattered all over the
county Davis has at least 1000 inhabi-
tants, and yet there is no census report
from the county. Franklin, the first
county south of Douglas, in which are
situated quite a dense population, sup
posed by the bogus Legislature to contain
people enough to make district in itself,
but as there is probably not half a dozen
pro-slaverv voters in it, the census taker
has neglected TO report it. Weller, Breck-
enridge, Wise and Madison, constituting
the 14th district, and with an aggregate
population of 5000, is not returned
Britton and Coffey counties, settled wholly
by Free State residents, with more than
5000 inhabitants, are not of sufficient ac-
count to be noticed. Anderson county,
also thickly settled with Free State men,
is passed in silence, constituting the 18th
district. Woodson, Godfrey, Greenwood
and Hunter counties, constituting the 18th
district, are all without inhabitants, if the
proclamation states truly. johnson eoun-
ty, which could not have had so legal
voters, is reported to have 496, with a
population of $50.
And yet these false and fraudulent re-
ports are the basis of representatives in
the constitutional convention, and in those
counties in which no census has been
taken the people are disfranchised. If
Gov. WALKER indorses such frauds upon
the people then his mission of peace will
be fruitless one.
The proclamation should have been Of
fcially published in all the papers in the
Territory. Instead of this we find it for
the first time in Missouri paper. We
copy - -
UNITED STATES or AuERIcA,l
TERRIToRY OF A1sAs. I
To the Lsgai Foters and Election 01sceTs Of KaR-
b. = H
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odd Fellows.

The members of the /. O. of O. E.
wishing to attach themselves to the Order
in Lawrence, should procure their with
drawal cards. The charter for Lodge
is only delayed by the National Lodge for
the want of the withdrawal cards of the
applicants of the charter. which should
have accompanied the petition.
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May 10th, 1857. 2w.
A Good Chance to Make Money !

A Ii persons indebted to me in accounts of
IA more than three months standing, will
confer great favor on me, by paying the same
from the date of this advertisement, | will
throw in all of the interest, and deduct five per
cent from the principal. All persons after this
date, will be charged regular interest from the
date of their obtaining goods, until they pay
for the same as / cannot afford to pay i've per
cent. month for money, and then sell to peo-
pie Oh credit, without interest.
c. STEARNS.
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WHOLESALE AND RETau. RonKsEI.
iers ard s{fsfone-s1 1s.s -. Al N XII
xart' opIs' Snset Music. Periodicals. Sc. Leayen-
~ ny, Slly, Kansas. Law. School, theological
tnra Iass,csl Ia, works, standard and light liters
;As.srn +. rapers, Magazines and Reviews received
o.. anGs q the nail-baek numbers supplied.
o,;es u;uef solicited from country merchant. com
esnessT, oa hnrarles, teachers and purchasers
Ledces.,oers1 H,,, N ,o.-..
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Or The overland emigration this sea-
son has commenced to California. About
onehundred persons left the northeast
ern portion of the Territory, en- route for
tie West, a few weeks ago. Another
party was to have left st. Joseph for the
same locality this week. Westward no |!
is still the cry.
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DRY GOODS.

DoMEROY, BENTON & CO., have for sale
found Aenimack, Cocheco, Pacific, Hamilton,
A. q W. sprague, Palm & Sons, Richmond,
Dunnelrs, American, Washington, Rigg, Tn
ion, &c., &e.
Nos. IA and 14s Main Street, st. Louis.
Maya.
DOMEROY, BENTON & CO., have for sale,
Z Cottonades, Plain Mixtures, Small Checks
and Cashmere Plaid Styles of Joseph Ripka,
York Mills. Hamden Mills, Whittenton, Wo-
chassett, Winthrop, Camiets, Nenkeens, Blue
Denlins, Blne Driilings, &c.
Nos. IA and 14s Main Street, St. Louis.
May2
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0uiada,o

TEN CARPENTERS and one bund,ed Wood
Choppers are wanted Immediately, at this
One hundred Carpenters and as many Stone
March, - X SIWp5nN u
Quindaro, JAM 10, Is57. IT
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~ Will attend promptly to the purchase and
sale of lands and town lots, and the location Of
claims in any portion of Kansas.
REFER TG-HOu VI. ID. Gateh, Nenia, o.: Hon.
G. ). Hamilton, Mar syille, o.; q. w. Brown,
Esq, Ed. Herald Of Freedom. Lawrence, Kansas;
and w. W. Ross. Ed. Tribune. Topekn, Kansas
Feb. D. IS57.-tf
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Hay %, 1e5s-tf.
Stray Oxen

nAo taken up, near the mouth of Wsshino
- .on C,eek, two yoke Of Oxen; one s,Ie red.
forsh Sne mas white legs and belly aud star p the
on each hip. The other yoke i red dn and Nb;te
P,asd. branded ID on the near hip; they are about
WE'VE years old. A. W. DALE. Nay 30 2ts
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Land Warrants Stolen, |,

MO. 57,7Ss, issued to Lorena Thayer, widow
IN ofOtis Thayer, Private in Capt. .Hudson's
Company, Vermont Militia. $50 acres, duly
assigned to blank before J. K. Parish, Notary
Public, and certified to by Secretary Stat, Of
Vermont. Notice is hereby given that an ap-
plication will be made for a duplicate.
II. SPACLDING.
Lawrence, April 90, 1857. n8s-6t#
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StraYed

IRON the vicinity Of Sugar Mound. on or about
the middle Of April, brown Pony. with
black name and tell; also star in her forehead
and one white hind hoof; Said Pony il three
years old and of slim build Any person eivine
the subscriber such information as win lead to
her recovery, either by letter directed TO Suesr
Mound or otherwise. shall be suitably rewarded. d.
Z. b. BURLEY.
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DOAEROY, BENTON & co. sell Linen
i Goods cheap, and have great variety Of
Irish Linens, Blsy Linens, Buff Linens, Brsxn
Undressed Linens, Biay Linen Drills, BuR lin
en- Drills, White Linen Drills, Fancy Linen
DriIls, Farmers Linen Drills, Linen Duckngs
Linen Damasks, DE.
Nos. IA and lzs Main Street, st. Louis.
Mays.
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Kansas Book Bindery and Blank
Book Mandatory.

T0IlN DODSWORTH respectfully informs
y his friends and the inhabitants of Kansas,
that he has commenced Book BindeTy in
Lawrence, h. T. Processes to be practical
workman, having worked for several years in
some of the largest establishments in New York
and Philadelphia. Pledges himself to give
general satisfaction on any kind of work
Have new Patent Ruling Machine and all
other tools new and of the latest pattern
Blank Books.Ruled and made to any pattern
for Bankers, Merchants, County Officers, and
Railways, such as Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books,
Records, Registers, Tax Books, Fee Books,
Warrant Books, &c, &c.
Particular attention given to Job Work
Law Books, Magazines, Music, Pamphlets, &c,
bound in Plain and Fancy Morocco binding. as
cheap as in st. L0sis.
Please call and examine samples Of Paper for
Blank Books, &c.
Room in Basement of Herald of Freedom
Building, may2.
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Good Nexs TO RuildersI

TNHE subscriber has discovered on his Claim
Il IA miles $. E of LecomptOn, large
quantity of splendid Blue Limestone Rod,
which heis now burning into Lime. The Lime
thus produced is believed by good judges to be
Of better quality than any other yet made in
the Territory, and equal 70 any Eastern Lime.
He viii sell at reasonable rates, IN any quantity
of from 10 900 bushels. Call at his claim
near Lecompton. JOSEPH OAKLEY.
Lawrence, May 9, 1857. tt
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E. L. TAYLOR. c. C. HUTcHNsoS.
Taylcr q Hutchinson.

SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.
~ Lawrence, hanssss, are prepared with sEpe-
rior instruments, to attend PERSON ALLY to all
kinds of Surveying, Laying out Town Sites. Plot
ting and Mapping. on the most reasonab bic terms
and at short notice. 0fice No. "a Massachusetts,
street, mp stairs. Orders may be left with G.. W .
HUTCHINSON, in our absence. May 30 If
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Lots Wanted

DERSONS havingloss to sellin Paper Towns
/ in Kansas Ter, can find Salesman by
addressing a line with particulars to j. K.
BRADSTREET, Chicago, III.
Nav g. 1SN-5w@
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The proper officers viii hold the election for
delegates to said Convention on the Sd Monday
of June next, as directed BY the law aforesaid.
and in accordance with the appointment herein
made and declared.
In ntestimony whereof, have kereunto
IL S1 subscribed my name, and affixed the
seal of the Territory, at Lecompton,
this the 2Ofh MAY 1851
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@. w. Brown,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, C0mmissioaer for al
N tie Northern States, Bounty Land and PEN
SION AGENT, and General Agent for the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate, location of Land
Warrants, dc.
Office in HERALD OF FREEDOM BUILDING. Sec
ond floor, Lawrence, Kansas.
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or Any number of copies of the Her
aid Of Freedom in wrappers for mailing,
may be had at the Counting Room of the
Office, second floor, up stairs, for FIVE cents
a coOv
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DOMERoY, BENTON & CO., have in store,
Il of their own importations, and will be sold
remarkably low, Jaeonets, Tape Checks Swiss
Muslin. Nansook Muslins, Victoria Lawn,
Bishop Lawn, Brilliants, Crinolines, &C., DE.
Nos. IA and lac Main Street, st. Louis.
Nav5
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THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS

TS "FLEETWoOD's LIFE OF CHRIST"
i splendidly illustrated with Steel Engrayings,
and superbly bound in Turkey morocco, extra
gilt sides, and gilt edges. Every family in the
land should be provided with copy Of this
work, and as we afford the agent handsome
commission, any one can make 3 remuneratiye
business by selling il. We also have this work
in less expensive Bindings. For full deseriP-
ton. together with our terms to sgents, send for
our circular
WENTWORTH e. CO, Publishers,
S6 Washington St, Boston, Mass.
Anril IL '5T II
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3. Slater.

COMMISSION and Forwarains N.,.h.a, NJ
d Leyee, corner of Vine Street, st. Louis.
\. B;-To ensure safe transit, mark packages.
Care b; Slater, st. Louis. Orders to purchase
tention.
April 1s, 1s57-tf
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Charles A. Foster.

A TTORNEY AT Law, Ossvstonie, Kan
IA sas T. Particular attention given to the
Presumption OF Settlers Claims, and the pur-
chase and location Of Land Warrants. mss If.
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Burlingame, May 2. 1857.

DOMEROY, BENTON g. CO., have in store
Il a very large and interesting stock of Dress
Goods, of surprising beauty-variety unequal
led in this market: Rich Dress Silks, Plain
Block Silks, Rich Silk Challis, st. Cloud Robes,
Crap: de Orient, Grape d: Espange, Printed Be-
rage. Printed Jaeonets, Ginghams, Lawns, DC.
Nos. IA and 14s Main Street, St. Louis.
May3
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+ J. ADAMS. A. C. SWIFT. F.s. ADAM
Adams Swift 4 To

DANKERs, aud REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
- Leayenworth City, Kansas. Exchange
and Land Warrants bought and sold; Money
received on Deposit: Real Estate bought and
sold on Commission: Lands located BY War
rants or Money in all parts Of the Territory.
aprIS If
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a q meeting Of the Delaware Town Assoeia-
.,an, non: 4. T., held March 81. lss7. an assess
the 10Th N. sasEs Va aid sle paya5sle o., On
tns sota dag of April. 1857 AT meeting of the
is5s Mare Town Association X. T.. held May ls.
~, ah assessment Of go per share was laid. pay
eDie On of before the first day of August, lS55.
CALEB 5. PRATT, Secretary.
D4oeedre cHy, Nay 50th, ,is5z.-tf
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AM1RrcAE HoTEL
I,ecouanfnn Rans

Lecompton, Kansas xerEitexys
~ o. HEAENwAY, late Of Buffalo. n. 7 .,1
ACs Proprietor. This House Is being thorough
~ repaired and reftresi and viii be found equal
TO any other IN the Tenitesy. -
Lccompton, Asy Is. ls5f.-tf.
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Topping. Brothers

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols,
Gun Trimmings, &c. Also. Dealers in Iron
andSteel, Blacksmiths Tools, Spring and
ax,ls, Second street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, Ill.,, Nov. 8, 1856. Iys9-l6
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stsan, saw.mill for Sale.

THE undersigned offer for sale their mill at
i Benicia, on the river, ] miles West Of Law
renee, and 215 miles East of LeeOmpton.-
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
AnFil IL ff
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Alton Bank.
ILLINOIS.

ALTON, - ILLINOIS.
Capital S25o, 900.
COLLECTIONS made, and exchange for sale
~ on all the principal cities in The Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day of
payment. 4. MAkSH, President.
tsae CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H., Nov. 2, IsJG. I--l6
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aCaVSIWU1 IH OEIyt -. =.
THIS House is ~ feet front, on Main Street
= by 1l0 feet front on Shawnee. The build
ing is of brick, four stories high, and is furnish
ed in the most comfortable manner. Travellers
and the Public generally are respectfully inyi-
ted to call and see rs.
MCARTY & M'MEEKIN, Proprietors.
April Is. 81. #
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Ir1eR r'cLusa.
CAUTION.

7 hereby notify the public that my claim IL
i situated on the n. z. 4 Section, Township
l2, South Range Is, East Of the 9Th parallel
meridian. And / hereby caution the public
against purchasing lots located in said claim,
as have the only lawful title TO the same nm
der the presumption act. have understood
that one Mr. Chapman has besn endeavorine
70 negotiate SONS lots and buildings on my
claim. an such sales win be invalid, and pur
cila.ers must govern themselves accordingly.
GAIUs JENKINS.
Tawranca Aprff II: 1851.
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A. DANFORD. N. D..
Burlingame, Z. T.-Late Council
Citv Sefflenne emf Mills

TIME Mills at this point have been in suesess-
L full operation for the last six months; the
Engine and other machinery is of the first
class, to which more is being now added. We
have Grist Mill, and bolt for making Super
fine Flour is now being erected. Planning,
Shingle and Lath Machines will soon be in
operation. Bnrlingame is one of the live
towns of Kansas, offering great inducements to
capitalists to invest and business men to settle.
Tie prospects for business, with the facilities
and appliances for building, and making a
pleasant home, with good society, are not sur
passed by any interior town in this country.
SCHUYLER s& CANNIFF.
Rurl;noame MAY . 1887
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Notice.

DUFUS SEAyEY enligrated from Lswrsnee,
Ii Mass. in 1855 to Kansas. Can any person
inform ne Of his locations
TAPPAE r ELLIOTT.
Lawrence, Kansas, May 1s, ls57-st=
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Changes IN the Days Of Sale Of the
above described Indian Trust Lands in
Kansas.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICES is hereby given that the days des-
~ ignated in the foregoing proclamation
for the commencement of the sale Of certain In
dian trust lands are changed and postponed to
the following periods:
Iowa lands, at Iowa Point, to Wednesday. Sd
day of June next
The lands Of the Weas, &C., at Paoli, to
Wednesday, oath day of June next.
Delaware lands, at Osawkee, TO Wednesday,
18th day Of July next.
By order of the Secretary of the interior:
CHARLES +. MIX.
Commissioner nd Interim
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Now, therefore. j, F. p. Stanton. Secretary, and
Acting Governor, do hereby proclaim, that, ae-
cording TO the provisions Of sale Act, and the
upon proper apportionment among the legal
voters, of the several districts aforesaid, they
are respectively entitled to elect to the Conyen-
egates severally herein assigned to them that is
In
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Z. n. HArESs. c. n. cRASDALL.
Ravens & Cranda1l,
IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dsalersin
IL China, Glass, Queensware. Silver Plated. Jap
Panned and Brittania Ware. Lamps, Table Gut
ieEy, &c. Third Street, Alton, Ill.
April %, i6S6. Iyf.
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8. q. cstta,

DEALER in Leather. Saddles, Harnesses and
IL Shoemaker Findings, Plasterers Hair, dc.
Store on Second Street. Alton. Ill.
Nov. 9. 1856. iyf. s..zss-Fsf
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Osborna House.

DY G.. OSBORNE, Tecumseh, K. T. TRAY
ID elers to, from, and through the place are
invitedto give him call.
April H. SmA
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johnson & Emerson,
(sUooEssoRs TO sTIsLEHAS, youssoN q ce.l
Pd ASA FOUNDRY,
AIT6E TTHTEs6fG.

MOULD inferm their friends and patrons
w that they have bought ont CALyls sTIs-
LENAS's entire enterest, in the late firm Of
STRI.EMAH, JOHNSON q, Co. Having in
creased their facilities for the Manufacture Of
all kinds Of Saw and FIGURING Min machinery,
are prepared to offer Inducements unequaIled
in the west. Descriptive pamphlet furnished
upon application. ns9tf.
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DOMERoY, BENTON & CO., have for sale
l. at low prices, an immense assortment and
variety Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans,
Tweeds, Cashmerets, Farmers Satin, Drap de
Etc, DC.
Nos. IA and 14s Main Street, st. Louis.
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Lime | Lime q! Lims!i

A Ii persons having occasion TO use lime
"A will find good supply of lime ct my
kilns, situated on west side Of Wakarusa, two
miles above Blanten's Bridge, On the hills op-
Posite the crossing place at Mr. Bergo's.
T. II. HELLSTOWN.
Frances Hn, May es. 1851. 81.
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". T. Miller & Co..

DEALERS in Lumber. Laih, Shingles,
- Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on
Fourth street, near the Chicago and Aissis.
sippi R. R. Depot, Alton, Ill.
April 26, lS56.-Iys
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Topping. Brothers,

TITHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural in-
plements, DC. Store between Levee and Second
Streets, Alton, III.
Nov. g, Isj6. 1yt
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Mrn~ q sidvsv,

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
4t1 in Harnesses, Saddles. Trunks, alises,
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather. Saddlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo Robes, Whips,
0yershoes, Fly Nets, &C. Store No. 10, Second
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WH0LESALE. and Retail dealazs in School
w and AiseelJ0kS; R.ank fiDoks. ,a-sssseks.
Stationery. Weig indog shades. Fancy
and Variety Cob side third strest, AI-s az
toR Illinois. ssapIliy&
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Gr The "fair election" in Kansas talk
ed about by prints of the Observer stripe,
is just such an one as Louis Napoleon had
when he was elected Emperor. "Jemmy,''
said Paddy, "you may have your choice
of the two mares. but, be the Howly Vir-
gin, PR hare the gray onei" They may
select to stay at home or be cheated, and
perhaps murdered in the bargain.
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c. q. Mauzy,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers. in eyery
w variety and style Of Fashionable Furniture
Sofas, Easy Chairs. Bureaus. Secretaries, Mat
trasses, Gaze Scat and Wooden Chairs, Rockers,
Looking Glass Plates. Window Shades, etc.
Corner of Short and William Streets, Alton. LII.
ApriI 90
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Land Once at
j LecopipsoH will open ON the Goth inst, for
she purpose OF proving pre- einptions IN the
following Townships
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Hoaks Reeeived.

ssH,IP Top Glee Book" (new work. BY
i Jarvis & Cetzc. v,r-1
Latin Granimers, Latin Readers, WeiPs LsW-
3 School Books, Magazines. Papers, &c; ;,,,,,
O.. WILMAkTH.
May 18th, 81. ss-ss II.
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Shawnee House.

Shawnee House.
THIS house is now open for the aocommo-
Il dation of the travelling public. 1t is un-
dergoing thorough repairs with large additions.
1t is located on Shawnee St., few rods west of
most healthy and pleasant location in the city.
The public are respectfully invited to call, the
proprietors pledging every comfort usually
found in western hotel.
CIV. FERRELL, 6s Co., Proprietors.
Leavenworth city, K. T, April IL, 1851. If
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Important TO Msrchant. :

TEST RECEIVED by the subscriber. IS resms
y large size Wrapping Paper, especially suited
for the dry goods business. ] viii sell the above
1s.rresce, Nay s6sh, l6s7. =
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EOUND IN A PERiSHING CONDITION, in
Il the Kansas River, ON the 23d inst, Q bright
black horse. blind in both eyes, about u years
old, which was saved from destruction bymy soEs.
The owner can have the animal by saving char
ges and proving property. JAMES WARD.
Lescreace. Nay Dth, 1851. ma q 8
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2. WENDT,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANT and dealer in Foreign and Domes-
tic Liquors,
No. 8, Levee, Alton, III.
Warehouse Immediately on Keokuk ond Quin-
cy Packets Landing. April %, 81. ly
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REFS, P. KEITH, H. 3. c
Rees. Keith & Co.

d ECEIVING, Forwarding and Commission
IlMerchants. Also Wholesale Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries and provisions. Corner Of
Main and Delaware streets, Leavenworth City,
X. T.
References:
X. II. BIsHoP & Co., Gin, Ohio
DIR. Z. JOKES
W. H. CoRD, Bloomington, iii.
THos. III. LARKN d. Co., st. Louis, No.
Crow, M'CREERY IL Co., q
HELFENsTEIN, GsRE & Co., ="
no7 Sm
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DEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
- Furnishing Goods. wholesale and retail
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, Ill
ApFil -, less ly.-zss-as-zlss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-30
Murder.

4 man by the name of Breekenstoff,
residing at Centropolis, shot his brother
in-law, a lad some eleven years of ago, on
Thursday of last week. The boy charged
him with stealing horses, which is sup
posed to be the case, and the wretch
murdered him therefor. Although dill
gent search has been made for him, he is,
at the last accounts, still at large.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-30
r. W. BAXTER & CO.,
wvandott General Land Aeeucv,

wyandott General Land Agency.
T ANDS, Claims, City Lots and Shares for
IL sale. Land warrants bought and sold on
commission; land warrants located lots for
lease. houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information furnished 70 erni-
grants collections made on reasonable terms !;
money invested upon security fully guaranteed;
titles investigated and abstracts furnished
promptly. Special attsntion win be given TO
the practice Of the law in tbs Territorial Courts
aud the u. S. District Courts.
VI. W. DELAnAY.
wyandott, K. T., April II, 1857.
Refer to the leading business men GENERALLY
of the Territory.