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Ins MlIsOPOlIhs POLICE BILL.
Proceedings M TIRE curt ~ Appeal.
tnsnt OF Facts on Roth S4a,s--Arg u.sse stsl
On he ,se-rJ so--isy.


In he .sssrJ s0-isy,
AtgAvY, June Is, 1887
rIs PsoT1E o. rr gArx w r0sE, on -Hs kslsSosi
Os rpHSASno WON MfUp ~ rHs cfif - Nv ''NS
FtsfSrIFF- AND ArfSLAsr ~ nssN ptsAfs~, ha~l
RssS JAMIE SvF gtOB tlutssiL Np iAals r
snASsnAN, DEY.SpAsT~ IN Ne''NpsSr
Tie Court OF Apreas commenced - isse term here 10
day IN The ale chaa her Toe Judges Of The Oo-ri e "a
,aro r4nio Chief Jadsc Alexander Jconsen, George y
r,r,s,se. samuel T. seldea John v Brown, Al mzo G
p.,,. ytlhan Il. shsnklane and Lew B0sen. All no
t.oyes we're present, except Judge Brown.
nero are tOs Get down 'or hes-ing he oalen
ssr Of The Corr tho very ass 10 pOt Of number bei5g
,hat ~ nc People 81 tn ssse ~ New Ycsk simeoa
lraper and others sut hotb So loF tosn On he 49,
oba rs psesedeAcs ~ oi Tie oaarscter Of .hD
case
nc case comes ur ine quo oar -arto proceedings
commenced BY Attorney General Sophsn Csains, Va
the pane Of he r+oplc of the safe Of NsW YorS tho
relation or Ferusrdo Wood, oo Nhlch JUICE Rrsevee
granted a. injunction On he 25th Of Aprl ass Tho ror
rhnt = a. foloss,-
The people Of the,Sate NJ Nop York, pain,Gs. M
geilli9a d Fernando Wood sayor % the city n New
LCeNrYUEDVS sGagn fAeEl
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a ns,ointment of Street Commissioner
by the Mayor ana Aldermen
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Arrest or THE MAYOR or TIE CITY.
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sgoOY BATTLE or TIE RIVAL POLICE FORCES.
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5.gvL VAR In TIE METROPOLIS.

a9,et Between the State and Municipal An
Sacrifices ior the Street ConmissiODership.
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aeaNG or THE COURT OF APPEALS 1T ALBANY,
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evsesamatsens Of tire Mayer and The Presr
@snl Of the Netr epegfsn Poiise Beard
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gYB aETgopOLlVaSs slaNALLY DEFEATED.

ehe Military Under Arms tn
the Park.
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Wiling w Aght for the liberty ~ no CIV s NO
ncipal rights Hs NE nothing but tho liberty Of hsi
children good deal to him
Tho pair evidently belonged 70 hat class Of -o-i-ty
Known The "roughs" and tbs Gro 81 amused IA On,
selves ny wking them setouly this lso Kiogn was
not 10 king
About O'Clock The National Guard we're marched or
tho grounG ara az the Walker demonstration 10 crowd
gradually dispersed 10 their homes
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Cushmaa's Lecture.

re have the pleasure of informing our
t,srence readers that LIE GRAsD B. Cusu.
ns will give another Of his characteristic
nd nimitable Concert Lectures in Morrow
Hall, in this place. on Saturday evening,
sd inst. The mere announcement of the
g appearance of this favorite of the people,
.il be sufficient to crowd the Hall. One
peat reason why Mr.. c. is so popular with
Eln.as people is that they are opposed to
Il Fops, Labor scorners and the Goldfish
Ansiocracy, whom he so mercilsssly and
j,dy lashes.
By reference to the bills, the list Of good
dlngs prepared for the peoples entertain
-.nt will be seen. Master EDwIs B. CusH-
rs, whose absence wa. so much regretted
Il the last concert, will certainly be in atten-
!.acs on Saturday evening.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23

"ANTED Immediately at Moneka, another
w saw mill; there is now in operation at
that place. one saw mill with grist mill at
tached. The country around is filing up with
settlers. faster than any other part OF Kansas.
and such is the demand for lumber in and
around Moneka, that three saw mills would find
plenty of work, with good pay.
Persons intending to go into tho mill bu.i-
ness in the west, will do well 70 visit Monek o,
before investing elsewhere. A. Moneka thay
will find building q school o 8 and meeting q
house, with q belfry .where wIii soon be heard,
The sound of the Church going bell"
Also, three stores and blacksmith shop, going
up, and there is already in operation, one of the
largest and handsOmest hotels between Law
renee and the Arkansas line. Here man can
make money without exposure to the hardships
of pioneer life. The proprietors of the town
site will be willing to be part owners of new
mill. if one can be started Immediately Fur
ther information can be had on application to
John o. Wat:les, Agent. at Moneka, or of the
subscriber, at Lawrence. Kansas Territory.
JOHN B. WOOD,
Treasurer Of the A0neka Associqtion.
Lawrence, May 18th, 1857. 23-n39 St.
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Machinery, for the New North-We est.

THE subscriber is now making the tour of
i Northern Illinois. Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Iowa and Kansas, with competent Engineers
and Millwrights, and is prepared to furnish
Circular Saw Mills and Engines, both Portable
and Stationary, and all the fixtures complete,
and set them running. and warrant them to
earn from $50 to $40 per day. in from to 6
weeks from the receipt of the order, for from
81 400 3,500, according to the size of the En-
gine.
These Mills stand unrivalled in the annals of
Lumber Making Machinery, for efficiency,
economy and durability.
Sash or Mulsy Mills removed, and Circular
Mills set running in one weeks time, for from
s4OO to $500. and double the product Of the for
mer Mill guaranteed, and the expense for re-
pairs reduced 1920.
have also made arrangements with Eastern
manufacturers. by which can furnish Machin-
cry, of all kinds, from 10 to 20 per cent. below
Western rates.
FIGURING and Corn Mills, Lath Machines, &e.,
furnished at short notice
Saw Mills and Saws of various sizes, con-
stant'y on hand.
H Letters of enquiry merely should en-
close stan,'. .. CHILD. Patentee.
Moline, Rock Island Co, I'll. IF.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Eagle Works, Chicago Illinois

rs the largest machinery manufactory and
Il depot, in the United States where may be
found Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Sta
tionary Steam Engines, Locomotive and CYL
inder Steam Boilers. All kinds of Wood and
Iron Machinery. Premium Portable Circular
Saw mills. Noyes' Portable Flour and Corn
Mills, with new Improvements, with or without
Bolts. General Mill Furnishings. Superior
Shngle Mills. Steam and Water Guages.
Steam Whistles. Finished Brass Work and
Engine Trimmings. Castings and Mill Gear
ing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter. Best Ma
chinists' Files. Of our own Importation
Smoke Pipe, Brooches, Sheet Work, ETC., etc.
We say to our paerons and the public gener-
allo, that heretofore we have not been able to
keep up with the demand, and now We have
largely increased our works, increased our Firm,
and have greater facilities for supplying the
West with Machinery than any other Estsb-
ment.
P. W. GATES. 4. e. WARNER. T. CHALMERS.
A. g. WARNER. D. T. FRASER.
April II, ".
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Advice.

The Committee of the citizens Of Lawrence,
who made certain propositions to Gov. Stan
lOn, spoken of by the N. Y. Tribune, were
retappointed, and the people are in no way
responsible for their acts. The Tribune
closing an article on this subject proffer, the
fdIuwisg advice -
Let the FI.c-State men simply stand on
Ii. impregnabls ground they now occupy,
f,nd give no shadow of countenance to any
such fraudulent sham election as the Border
Ruffans are connecting. The civilized
world will applaud their conduct, and graie
tI pest .tity hallow their memories. And,
,hOpld they be called TO suffer anew for their
lg;nciolss, they will moi be left to suffer alcne
1.-THE cause of Human Liberty needs mers
nartvrs on The soil of Kansas, all the Free
States will eagerly contribute them.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
The Hsraio Of Freedom.
lawrence, Saturday, Nay %, 1857.
Progress.

The movement TO bridge the Kansas river
:, Tecumseh, will prove successful The
,.ouisite amount Of funds have been secured
{, the purpose, and the contract for its com.
..6On has been given to Russell & Co., of
I .yenworth. The services of a master
t,g5der, experienced in such work, has been
,.:ar.d from Albany, N. Y, to superintend
!, obstruction.
Ills reported that Tecumseh is progressing
:,sly. Seventy-ive houses of brick, stone
II fame, srssunder contract, to be built i'm
u.diately. A friend there advises US that
-.ehanics are in great demand and hundreds
.sad find immediate employment.
Our n,ighbors at Topeka must wake up,
= We fear they will be rivslled by town
soI.cted under pro-slsvery auspices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Union Insurance Company.

JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY, PA,
Insurance against loss and damage by Fire,
Tornado and Hail.
DR.. WM. GIBSON, PreS't.
DIR. s. G. CLARK, Treasurer.
j. c. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
@. W. BROWN, General AgeHt far Kansas.
THIS old Insurance Company, has opened
L GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, and has determined to take risk
on all kinds of insurable property at rates as
low as any other responsible Company in the
West. They have issued many thousand poll
ciefi during the last eight years, and in every
cas-, of loss have paid the damages promptly
without spbeeting the parties to delays or ltiga
ton. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every
town III Kansas. Address all communications
on this subject TO G. ". BRow9, Esq, Lawrence,
Kansas Territory.
Nav 16 1857.
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New Furniture Rooms.

Lawrence has long been in need of
furniture store, and new corners have
suffered muck for the want of the
most common articles of household
furniture. For q long time after the
first settlement here, people with
money in their pocket, and otherwise
we'll circumstanced, were compelled
TO resort to the most primitive kinds
Of chairs, tables and beasteads, say
ing nothing about sofas and the bet
Ter articles of furniture, merely be-
cause they were not here, and could
not be purchased at any price. Three
legged stools served as chairs, while
REUSE boards and remnants of boxes,
we're used as tables, and round poles.
sith the bark peeled off, were readily
esnyerted into substitutes for bed
stesds. Gradually these things have
teen introduced from older towns, and
some few articles have been manufac-
tursd, but green lumber was not con-
dusive to the wants of the cabinet
maker.
Passing the large store of Messrs.
HuTHINsoSs, the other day. we were
pleased to observe indications of a
stock of cabinet furniture. Curiosity
prompted us to enter, when we found
the room was filled with a heavy stock
Of cane and wood bottom chairs, ts-
bles of every variety, among which
we're some of marble tops ; also, can
die and wash stands. bureaus, bed
steads, lounges, and in short all the
most common articles called for, at
cabinet shop. We learned that w.
/. R. BLAckMAN, very superior cab
met maker, by the way. who has been
sCjOurning a couple of years among
Us. and knowing our wants, has been
prompted to supply it. Not content
With importing heavy stock CT wares
from Ohio, he has opened shop OF
bis own. and is now manufacturing
the various articles demanded in his
line. Though his prices are higher
than they are in the East, yet there is
not the heavy advance on articles we
would expect, in view of the general
high prices of the country.
We hope to see Mr.. BLAokNAN
we'll patronized. and his ware rooms
sustained. as he is 8 first rate fellow,
and merits success.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND
Is Little Giant" Mil Warehouse
JAMES B. CHADWICK,

Nos. lis and III, Main ST., opposite Virginia
HOTEL st. Louis, Mo.
THE subscriber who has been some time en-
4 gagged in the sale of the Little Giant -
Mill. has just received large and general assort-
ment Of Agricultural implements. 1 will here
after keep constantly on hand, Reapers and
Mowers, Cultivators, Seythes and snathes,
Horse Rakes, Hand Rakes, Corn Shelters, Stone
Cutters, Horse Powers, Grain Septrsters, Pitts
Thrashers, Moffatts Thrashers Eme ry's Thrash
ers, Tanning Mills, q Little Giant -" Mills, Ag-
ricultural Boilers, Post Hole Augers, Shovels
and Spades, Grain Measures. Thermometer
Churns, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills. Wheel Bar
rows, Grain Drills, Corn Plante rs, Stone Trucks.
Portable Grist Mills. Morticipe Machines, OK
Yokes, Picks and Mattocks, Hoes and Garden
Tools, besides other articles in the Agricultural
line, too numerous to enumerate.
{ Louis, May %, 1857 If
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Rejoinder.

4 CONT'EAPTABLE pup,y, calling him
n self Aaron S. Hover, jumped nv claim on
the Waksruss. upon which had been living
for over two years, and which by him, is des-
cribed as being the s. 81 of Sec. IL. Range ls,
East of the principal meridian. This is to warn
all persons to keep sharp look out for the
scamp, as both property or reputation is uns sfe
in the vicinity where he roosts if the past IA
grant outrage of jumping claim with go od
tenantable cabin, and 80 acres of land impro v
ed. while the owner was temporarily absent On
business, is an index TO his character. have
no fears Of this Hover ever pre-empting my
farm, or erer dttensPting it.
J. Il. GOODIN.
Nav 18th. 1851. 2H.
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Unrivalled Circular Saw Mills.

THO whom it may concern. This certifes
i that have one of Wells & Cos circular
Saw Mills in operation, with which we are now
cutting from ten to fifteen thousand feet of road
plank per day { II hours and we have no doubt
that we could, under favorable circumstances,
cut 10000 feet in ~ hours. Our engine is S
inch bore, and 16 inch ssroke boiler "a feet
long, 42 inches diameter, two Is inch flues.-
Our logs are feet long, mostly white oak.
c. S. THOMPSON,
Grand Blanc, Genesee Co., Mich.
Reliable orders promptly filled by Ii. Wells
& Co., Florence, Hampshire Co., Mass, who
are now prepared to furnish, with their justly
celebrated Mill, improved Head Blocks by
which the log is set to any required gauge in
three seconds. The sawyer, without changing
his position, entirely controls the feed, backing
the carriage and setting the log. In point of
convenience and tine-saving as well as dura-
bility, these Blocks are unequalled, and with
advantages heretofore possessed by our single
and double patent Circular Saw Mill, renders
them far superior to any others.
Lath and Shingle Saving Machines, also
Morrison's Patent for irving, shaving, and
jointing shingles, constantly on hand.
April Il. Ct
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A Good Chance to Make Money

4 Ii persons indebted to me in accounts of
"A. more than three months standing, will
confer great favor on me, by paying the same
if they will do so. within month
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 thew pay
for the same as cannot afford to pay i've per
cent. month for money, and then sell to peo-
pie on credit, without interest.
c. STEARNS.
Lawrence, Nav 20, 1856. 23-39 If.
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Il II. CLAY PATE, of the Star of Empire
nd late Captain of guerrilla party from
Missouri into Kansas, has bsen appointed
Po.tnaster at Westport. Ifa man wants an
sice in Kansas, or along the border, the
only qualification now required is proof that
be has killed free State settler. This will
secure his appointment forthwith.
R. T. VAHHoRs, of the Enterprise, has
r.ceived the appointment of Postmaster at
k,nsas City.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23

"a meeting was to be held at Centropo-
d on Thursday last, to consider the proprie-
, of the '' do-nothing policy" AZ they are
ls,s.d to term it, in regard to the Constitu-
touaI Convention, and to take action for
,ganizing the district for election purposes
n. SMITH, Esq. M J.PARRoT, Esq, and
,tb.rs were announced as speakers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
Would you Believe it?

T HAVE for sale q few bushels Of the genuine
1 Irish Potatoes. imported from ''Ould Ire
land.n via. New Orleans. | have cooked some
of them and they are of extra quality, have
also, " Peach Blow" potatoes. Pink Eyes, and
a variety of other kinds from Illinois.
Potatoes. are by far the most profitable crop,
farmers can raise here, as can be seen by the fol-
lowing figures. Last year planted % bushels
of potatoes early in June. for which l paid
$500. We raised 250 bushels, which was on
" about half crop. The expense of cultiva-
ton. and of getting to market, was $50. To-
tai $I25.00 Present value of the crop $s75.o0,
or $3.50 profit. from acres of ground. Now
suppose had planted corn. instead of potatoes.
The seed for acres would have cost. Ex-
pense of cultivation, say $50. ] would have
obtained not over 200 bushels of corn from the
acres. This would now be worth s40O. which
would leave less than oHe-Adf Of the profit, the
potstoe crop yielded.
Farmers be wise and plant more potatoes, for
even if they are not one half the present price
next spring, and corn should be as high as il is
now, you would make far more on the potatoe
crop. c. STEARNS.
\. B. will agree to give next spring si,75
for 800 bushels of good seed potatoes. C.S.
Lawrence, May 20, 1851. 23-Ss If.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
r. 81. FARNHAM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GENERAL LAND
AGENT AND DEALER IN LAND WAR
RANTS AND EXCHANGE.
nFFICE IN CofTAsE BUILDING. near q. S,
" Land Office, Elmore Street, LEC0MPTON,
Kansas Territory. 4 large stock of Land War
rants constantly ON hand and for sale to settlers
for cash OF on time. Investments made on COM
mission or Joint account. Money loaned for
non residents on Real Estate security At Western
rates Of interest collections made, de-, &c.
Lecompton, May l6, ls58.-sf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
House and Lot for Sale.

"ISHING to build Immediately in Della
w ware City. l will sell my house and lot,
No. 81, New Hampshire st.. for 81 900, cash,
and not farthing less. Also. 4 of lot No.
81 Mass. St. (title now undisputed, having
settled with the other claimant and received .
deed from him. for $500. Also, lot 72 New
jersey, corner lot, for $3.50. and 81 Tennes-
see, corner lot. not far from the Unitarian
Church. for $3.50. c. STEARNS.
IaHrence. May 20. 1877. 23-S9 If.
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Job Letting.

EXECUTIVE OFFIcE, LEcoMPToE, K. T.,
APRIL 9Th, 1857.
DROPOSALS are invited, until the 18th
l. May next, for completing the walls, roof,
and other wood-work of the Capitol build
ings, according to the plans and speci6ca-
tons to be seen at this office. Ia the event
of negotiating the bonds OF She Territory,
contracts will be made with the lowest No
sponsible bidders,
FRED. P. STANTON,
Secretary and acting Governor
Leavonwor,h Herald JoArRaI Copy.
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STOLEN! 1!

ON the night of the 29th ult., john MACK,
~ proprietor of the Cincinnati House, in
t,yo notes. One of the notes was for $4400.
signed by a. H. Mallory. The other was for
fifty odd dollars, signed G. F. Earle. They
were made payable to Robinson d Mack or
bearer, on demand. Amy person finding the
notes, or either of thern or who viii secure the
money and thief. or either of them, shall be
literally rewarded. JOHN MACK.
Lawrence, April 25th, 1s5T-tf.
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Ptices Current.

LAwREscE, May %, 1857.
FLoUR-Superfne, $6 90 2 hundred.
WHEAT-2 90 p bushel.
CoRS-sl 10
Corn MEAL-$I Is.
WHITE BEAxsIs3 50 to 90 2 bush
PoTAToEs-$3 50 +"
SwEEr-s4 90 Z"
GREEN .APpLEs-$2@2 so /"
DRIED :" 81 90
CRAcKERs-I5c. per. b.
FREsH BUrrER-30@35c. p b.
CHEEsE-20@ 25c.
SALERATUs-I215c.
BRowN SuGAR-162zc.
WHITE . -lS@20c q
RIcE-10 to 1910. {"
TEAs-75c. .@$l 90
CoFFEE-l62z@20c.
BEEF-S@l215c. I"
BAcos-l2115@l625e.
CoDFIsH-l0c.
MACKREL-I2@15c.
ToBAcco-39@50c. E"
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SoAP-l0 to 12c. 4"
CASDLE-Star, 35c.
-Sterine, 25c.
TALLow-121ac.
BEEswAx-20c. {"
COTTON BATTIsG-20@25c."
IRoN-7@l0c I"
NAIL-7@l0c.
CAsTINGs-9c. E"
LOG CHAIS-l0@121ac. d"
STOVE PIPE-l625c. +"
SAD IRoNs-l0@l21bc. "
HIDEs-Green, Sc dry, 12@l5c. p D.
SALT-R sack of 200 lbs, S. 90.
AxEs-New England pattern, 81 81.
SAws-Cross cut, p foot, 75@$l 90.
Ok Bows-f9 piece, 25c.
SocKs-P pair. Soc; in large demand.
Boors-Stogies, p pair, $S@3 is.
Fine, So 1904 so.
Calf, 81 5O@5 so.
SHEErINes-Brown, 2 yard, 10@l5c.
Bleached, :" l2k@2Oc.
PRRIs1s-aa R yard, SOILS. go
oIL-Linseed, 2 gal, 81 50.
Fish, Z" 81 50.
BuRsIse FbuID-9 gal, 81 25.
MoLAssEs- 81 10.
SYRUP 81 3O0l so.
WooD-Hard, y cord, SO co.
CoAL-Stone, bushel, 30c
SADDLEs-s7@30.
HARsEss-Per set, $l6@50.
GLASS by 10 per fifty feet, So 90.
10 BY II So 25.
10 by IA So 81.
LUNBER-Per thousand, S30@40.
SHISGLEs-per thousand IS 50@$6.
WORK OxEN-S75@sl25
Cows-$20dS35.
HORSES AND MULEs-s50aI50
Hoes ON FEEr-per 100 lbs. SO.
SHEEP-S2ds3.
LUMBER WAGoSs-Sl00a$l25
Ok YoKes. Bows AND RISGs-s3a$5.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
A, Olcott.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dsaler in Pas.
w lor Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany,
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses. and Up
holsetry generally. Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate, Willow Ware, Dining Room, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture, and a general
stock Of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels,
Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, DC. Orders
solicited. Wareroom corner of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
April 26, lS56.-Iy
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NOTICE is hereby given TO all parsons
In whom itmay concern, that letters ef Ad-
ministration upon the real and personal estate
of Eli d Lyman deceased. of Douglass county,
Kansas Territory. were granted to me the under
signed. on the 18th day Of April, a. d. 1857, By
the Clerk of the Probate Court of said county.
Now therefore al persons having claims against
said estate are hereby requested TO exhibit the
same to the undersigned, and all persons indebt-
ed TO the said estate are requested to make pay
ment to me. A. ID. SEAkL, Admir-.
Lawrence, May 10, '57-3t*
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BENTON & co. ser Linen
i Goods cheap, and have great variety of
Irish Linens, Blsy Linens, Buff Linens, Brown
Undressed Linens, Blay Linen Drills. Buff Lin
en- Drills, White Linen Drills, Fancy Linen
Drills, Farmers Linen Drills, Linen Duekings,
Linen Damssks, &c.
Nos. IA and 14s Main Street, st. Louis.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23

~ The late Legislature of Nsbras-
ka repealed the entire criminal code
Of that Territory. No law is now re-
sOgnized there but that which is dis
psnssd BY Judge Lyuch.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-23
IAvESs, @. Il. cRASpALL,
Hayens & Crsndall.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Retail Deal.
L ers in China, Glass. Queensware, Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia " are, Lamps,
Table Cutlery, DC. Third strset, Alton, I'll.
April 26, 1856 I've
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List of Letters

pEMAIN1NG in the Post Office at Prairie
H City, x. t.. May lst. 2s57, and if not ta-
ken out within three months, viii be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, as Dead Letters.
Buchanan " J Martin Charles
Bowers VIM Mitchell Sam'l a
Doct Brunee J + MoodyH
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Elias Marg't Ann Miss Skeeis Geo P
Fell Snider Leonard
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James William Putty David
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Robert Miller and JasW oodcoek Milton
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TTAs just received large supply of BOOKS
IL and STATIONERY, among which are the
following Chambers Information for the
People; Maeaulayis History Of England; aqme,s
Ancient History Josephus' Ancient History.
Editions of all the various popular Poets. Gift
Books of various kinds, single or by sets. 4
large supply Of Song Books, Drawing Paper.
Pencils, Pens, Inks, Perfumery, Violins and
Musical Merchandise, &C., &c.
LAWRENCE May Is ls5I