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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-05
F0ns the South Vest. No., Democrat Of yoU. 10.
The South Platte Gold Region.

f005 TIE Soatth West, No., Democrat Of SOU. -.
The South Platte Gold Region.
We are pleased to lay before our readers
This week the following letter from e. S.
Indian Agent, George Butler, ESQ.,, in con-
frmatiOn of Mr. Coody's statements in re-
gard to the presence of the precious metal
in the mountains of the South Platte.
Upon Investigating this subject we find
that the section of country said to contain
the gold mines is that part of our territory
lying between the 38th and 39th parallels,
on the line of Kearney's route in 1916,
and near Pixies Peak of the Rocky Noun
tains and in Kansas. 1t is about $50 miles
west of this point:
/ TAHLEoUAH, C. n. Oct. 81, 1857.
Editor Southwest Democract:-In late
number of your paper I see letter from
Richard Coody, referring to the gold
region of the South Platte. As it
may be of interest to some of your
readers to know who some of the re-
turned gold-hunters are, and what they
say in reference to this country, l viii give
you the statement of Mr.. Beck, citizen
of this nation and member of the Ma
tional Legislature. He is worthy man
and considered to be reliable in the strict
est sense. He was raised in the gold re-
gion of North Georgia, and thoroughly
understands digging for the precious met
al. He says that in the spring of 1850,
he, in company with several others, started
to California, and when they had reached
1.-THE mountains, he and few others COM
menced prospecting in tributary of the
South Platte. One of the company waded
into the creek, from the bottom of which
he obtained a painful of sand which yield
ed two or three dollars worth of gold,
with which they returned to camp and
proposed remaining, but being overruled
by large portion of their companions who
had heard such marvellous tales of Cali
fornia, they were obliged to yield and
keep On their way. Mr.. Beck, while in
California, made from twelve to twenty
dollars per day. Since his return from
California he has been anxious to return
to the South Platte, but has not been able
to raise a company sufficiently strong to
protect them from hostile Indians, several
tribes of which range in the immediate
neighborhood.
Last spring some white men and son
of Mr.. Beck started to the South Platte.
They had got within sixty miles of the
creek spoken of by Mr.. Beck. camped and
commenced prospecting. Young Beck,
from hole about six inches deep, OBJ
tanned one painful of sand which he brought
home with him, and which have in my
office. 1t contains white gravel, black
sand and gold dust, and is worth about
| fifty cents. They only remained there
part of day, their company being small
and Indians plenty, they deemed it ad-
visable to return.
Mr.. Beck says that the country three
hundred miles around indicates mineral
region, and fine country to live in
There is considerable excitement in this
nation in regard to this subject. Mr.. Beck
and large company speak of returning
TO the mines in the spring. He says it
| will not be safe for small company to 90.
GEO. BUTLER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-05

The appeal to party fealty will have no
more effect than the idle wind. No re-
spectacle portion of the people can ever
be rallied to the support of such an instru-
ment, with such device for its iiratifca-
ton or rejection" by the people.
The party that stakes itself upon such
a policy-so uncertain, so equivocal, and
unjust to the people-wiIl be broken to
pieces and destroyed forever, as it would
well deserve to be. IF the rights of slave
holders in Kansas, or the political interests
of the slave holding States of the Union,
are to be maintained by such stratagem,
their cause is indeed weak and hopeless ;
but We have too much respect for both,
to believe that their enlightened advocates
will ever be willing to abide by the issue
as it las been made for them in Kansas,
by Il eir misguided friends in the late Con-
titltional Convention.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-05
A Gard.

My attention has been called to the fol-
lowing resolution (being one of a series)
purporting to have been recommended to
IAN adjourned meeting of the Democracy
of Wyandot," held Nov. 4th, by COM
mittee consisting of Charles E. Click, Dan
lei Killen, w. P. Overton, and w. j.
Green, and unanimously adopted:
N"Poor people in Kansas, who were ru-
ined by the war, begin to murmur. The
boxes of clothing, and the hard cash do
mated expressly to them, have failed to
get through the fingers of Lane, Robin
son & Co. They are traced to the de-
vouring warehouse of this notorious COM
pany, but they can be traced no further.
The murmurs of the donors have met the
murmurs of the donees, and the people
have listened to the tale of deception and
fraud which has been told"
1t is known that the writer of this card
treats with silent contempt all mere news
paper assaults, however untrue or unjust,
but this assumes more importance, and
challenges his attention. 1t is, in his
opinion, high crime for any person or
persons to induce public meeting to en-
dorse any statement not strictly true; a
committee especially should know ':the
truth whereof they speak" The writer
of this card has had nothing whatever to
do with receiving, holding, or distributing
any portion of the money or goods sent
or intended to be sent to the people of
Kansas; on the contrary, he has at all
times, in the States or elsewhere, sternly
refused to receive or have anything to do
with the discussing or delivering either
the money or goods intended for Kansas.
For the truth of this statement, he re-
fers the members of that Committee, and
of the meeting, to the people of Kansas,
and to their liberal friends, the donors,
wherever they may be found. As further
evidence of the custom of the writer in
refusing to become the recipient of funds
for Kansas, he refers the committee to the
people of Noblesville, Ind, where, du-
ring his address, they collected consid-
cradle fund, and, while on the stand, ten
dered it to him in the bulk, with request
that he would disburse it to such persons
as, in his judgment, were deserving, OF
his arrival in Kansas. He declined. and
as was his practice, advised them to send
it to the local committees appointed by
the people of Kansas.
He pronounces the charge contained tn The
resolution, 50 far as he is concerned, as ut
terly false in letter and spirit, ,cithout tLt
slightest foundation in truth, and expresses
the hope that the committee who report
ed it and the people who embossed it, viii
see the justice of retraction, and viii
cheerfully and promptly make it.
He also states, that, in his opinion, the
charges contained in the resolutions are
grossly unjust toward all the parties re-
ferred to. ]. 81. LANE.
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John Deere,s nToIine PIows,

ON the opening of navigation in the spring.
" shall send 10 Messrs. Allen d Gilmore, Law
renee, b, t., large assortment of Breakers OF
all sizes, especially of my extra Two-HerSe Mold
Board of Breakers, which has received the high
est concentrations from all who bave used them;
also great variety of Stirring, or old Ground
Flows. among which | would mention the I'm
proved Clipper. the No. or Eng. casteeI Plow,
and the Michigan Double or Subsoil PloW,
which should receive the especial attention Of
those who wish to raise a crop the first year.
have made some improvements on this plOw from
last year, for believe it is perfect to be used
in Western soil. Also Corn Flows, Cultivators
double and single Shovel Flows, Rolling Caters
and Clasps, Gauge Wheels, Truck Wheels, and
other fixtures.
The quality of the stock used in my plows is
not equalled by any establishment in the West
and the plows are finished in q very superior
style.
Having been engaged for eighteen years in the
manufacture of plOws for use in the Western
States entirely. can confidently say to emigrants
from the Eastern States, that these plows soa
scour and work perfectly in any soil in the Mis-
sissippi valley.
All orders addressed to ALLEN 4 GILMORE.
Lawrence, X. T., or to me at Moline, Rock Island
Co., ILL.,, will receive prompt attention. n32f
JOHN DEERE.
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Clarke,s Newly Patented

~ or Merchant FIGURING Mill; the greatest In
vention of the age. The complete Mill oecupie;
a space % feet long, feet wide, and feet high
Warranted to grind from 10 to Is bushels pei
hour! requiring only from six to eight horse
power. Making as large a yield. and as good
quality of Flour as any other Mill in use. Every
have one of these mills attached. Also, all Town
Companies should purchase rights. Cost of mill
at st. Louis, boxed ready for shipping, only $3.50
For further information, or for the purchase OF
Mills, or for rights in Leavenworth County, or
Town or County rights south of the Kansas
river, in Kansas, address s. n. WOOD 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Lawrence. Kansas.
Sept. 5. 3m
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T0X d ALTERNATELY now announce to the
~ citizens of Lawrence and surrounding cOun-
try, that they have opened in their new store on
Massachusetts street. the largest and best as
sorted stock of FURNITURE ever brought to
STEADS. BUREAUS, CHAIRS TABLES,
LOUNGES, WARDRORES, SOFAS, DESKS,
Mattresses, Comforts and Pillows. Also a large
lot of Oil Carpetings, Willow Ware, &C., &C.
Also all other articles usually kept in such es-
Adjustments
Recollect, Massachusetts Street, south end.
Sent 10 IF
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DR. 8. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST. WOULD
II respectfully inform the citizens Of Kansas
Territory, that he has permanently located in the
city Of Leavenworth.
All operations in his line performed in the
latest. neatest- and most approved manner. With
an experience of sixteen years in a city practice,
and a close observation of all the latest improve
ments in the profession. he feels prepared 70
pledge himself to give entire satisfaction TO all
who may consult him.
NJ Teeth examined, and advice given, free Of
charge.
Office on Delaware street, opposite MeCrack-
ems.
Leavenworth City. Jan. ,. 1857.
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ID. HI. Weir.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n General Land and Collecting Agent Law
renee, Kansas Territory. Having opened q Gen
eral Land Office, will attend to all professional
business entrusted to my care, including the Sc
curing and collecting claims, investigating titles
to Lots, buying and selling, paying taxes, Loan
ing and Investing money, Locating Land War,
agency business generally.
REFERS TO Hon. 5. &. Halfway, Elmira, \. Y;
Jas. Bradley, Omaha City. \. L. Messrs; Paine
4 Wade, Cleveland, Ohio; Hon. c. +. Hannah,
Bend, Ind; d. G. Rose, La Porte, Ind.
Office on Mass. st., over Woodward Finley
Drug Store. mar. IA '57-tf.
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p. RandoIpIl, Architect.

THE SUBSCRIBER is permanently located
= at No. - Mass. ST. where he will be happy to
confer with those who contemplate building, the
coming season. He viii draw plans, write speci-
fcations superintend every descriptions of build
er, that he can give entire satisfaction to the
most particular.
Refers to VIM. Fl. Z. Lykins. E. Eldridge. Esq.
Col. L. W. Eldridge, p. Richmond Brooks.
Lawrence, March Il. Is57-tf.
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r. q. Farnham,

A TTORNEY AT L AW, General Land Agent
n and Dealer in Land Warrants and Ex-
change.
Office in COTTAGE BUILDING, near q. S. Land
Office, Gilmore street, Lecompton. Kansas Terri
tory. A large stock of Land Warrants constantly
on hand, and for sale to settlers for cash or on
time. Investments made on commission or joint
account Money loaned for non-residents on
Real Estate security at Western rates ofinterest;
collections made, &C., DC.
LecOmpton, May Is, 1e57.-tf
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Iohn nadsw0rfh.

POOKBINDER AND BLANK BOOK MAN
- UFACTURER, Lawrence, K. 7. Blank
Books ruled and made to any pattern fol Bank
ers, Merchants, County Officers, and Railways,
such as Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books, Register, Tax Books, &C., &c.
Particular attention given TO Job work. Law
inpiai fancy Morrorn geo Binding as cheap as in
81, Louis n50tf
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james Christian.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IA Lawrence, Kansas Territory. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his in
the various Courts in the Territory. Ha ring an
experience of some years as alawyer in tb South
and West, and being familiar with thet re-emP-
ton laws, he flatters himself that he can give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage in obtaining exemptions to
lands collection of debts, and in getting redress
for lOody
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Kansas Land Agency.

~ STORRS, Jr., Surveyor and Conveyancer
VI Lands, Claims, Town Lots and Shares for
sale. Land Warrants bought and sold. Money
invested on time or commission: Information
furnished immigrants of desirable locations
collections made, titles examined, abstracts fur
nished, draughting plating, surveying, convey
aneing and insurance attended to.
n. B.-COrrespondence solicited.
ITOffcc in Herald of Freedom building:
Lawrence, Kansas, June, 18th, 1857. Aft
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-05

o. We have indirectly noticed Ber-
kaw & Cos Mill at Bloomington before.
They have erected one of the best Mills
in Kansas, al an expense of $1,000
They run four saws, corn shelter, g grist
mill. q turning lathe, &c. They intend to
attach a Touring mill as soon as there is q
supply of wheat raised.
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Reiseuger, FenIsI. 8 Co..

IL ware and Shawnee sts., q Wholesale and
Retail Establishment. consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pittsburgh
Manufactures. Cooking, Parior and Heating
of Locks, Hinges. Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles,
CUTLERY. Carpenters Tools. Bellows. Anvils,
Vices, Forks, Shovels. Wood and Chain and
Force Pumps, Axes, Rifles, Scales, Butchers
Tools. Paint Mills, Corn Mills. Hand Bells. Tape
Lines Cast and Blister Steel. Brushes, &C.. and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n36tf
Leayenworth. May ?, 1857.
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Business Cards.
K.p.LApD. s.B. PRENTIss.
- Laad & Prentiss,

DEAL ESTATEBROKERS and General Land
n Agents. E. d. LAID. Notary Public, and
REGISTER of Deeds, DC. Messrs. L. and 2. will at
tend TO any business connected with the above
Agency-buy and sell on their own account; or
On Commission. town lots, interests in Lawrence,
and other towns in Kansas. and farm claims.
Mr.. L. will take acknowledgements and proofs OF
Deeds and other instruments in writing, make
ont conyeyances and other papers.
Having the Office of Register of Deeds (approy-
ed By Statute,) and Notary Public. also having
been residents Of Lawrence and its vicinity from
the time of its settlement, they possess superior
advantages for the transaction Of business. Once
No. Is, Mass street Lawrence. Kansas.
March Ia. 1857
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M. G. Moies & Company.

GENERAL AGENTS and COMMISSION
VI Merchants, for the sale of all kinds of Rat
Pumps, Horse Powers, Saw and Grist Mills, Fors
ings, Iron and Brass Castings, Steam Guages,
Steel, Files, Nails, Nuts and Washers, Betting,
Gutta Percha Goods, Glass Lanterns, Locomo-
tive tires, No. l6 Main street, ST. Louis, Mo.
NJ. g. M0IES, II. Nj. WOODWARD.
April IL, IS57.-tf
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Unien Tnsnrance Company,

JAMESTOWN, MERCER c0USTE, r.. 4.
~ Insurance against loss and damage % III
has opened a figNERAI. AGRScY OFF1cE in Lag,
renee, Kansas, and has determined TO take I's :.
on all kinds of insufabie property at NC 4,
low as any other responsible COMPANY " H.. -
West. They have issued many thousand pol oa. Il
during the last six year,, and in even ease :.
loss have paid the damages promptly: WIZ.
subjecting the parties 10 DELAYS Or litisa,ioA- !,
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED inserery toNs -.
Kansas. Address all COMMUNICATIONS on Fss.
subject to q. W. BRowx. Esq.,. Lawrence hAN
sas TERRITORY.
Dr.. VIZ. GIBsox, Pres't. DR.. $. g. CLARK ir''-'
j. G.. THOMPSON. SecretarT;,
G. W. BRoyE. General Agent Tor hah'As'
LOCAL Agents.
VIZ. E. GooDESow. Manhattan, n i.
y. i. PLUNB. Enporie.
5. 3. Pg0gTY. Prairie CitS.
*. >. LgAyITT. Wyandott.
DAVID H. WEIB. Lawrence, X. i.
Mas, 1E56.
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The Truth About Kansas.

GOV. GEARY'S ADMINISTRATION II
VI KANSAS; large 12 mo. 3is pages. With I,
COMPLETE HISTORY 0FTHE TERRIf0RT
until June, 1857. Embracing full accent a
its discovery. Geography, Soil. Climate. Pr
duets, its organization as a Territory, trsnsss-
tions and events under Governors Reeder sps
Shannon, political dissensions, Personal Rsr-
counters. Election Frauds, Battles and Oul
RACES, with Portraits of prominent actors ther
in, all fully authenticated By JOHN H. GIH0N
NJ. D., Private Secretary to Gov. Gean. Care
fully compiled from the Official Documents Q,
file in the Department Of the State at Waskin,
ton, and other papers in possession Of the Az
thor, with full account Of the INVASION OF
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the capture.tril!
and treatment of the Free State prisoners; The
character and movements of the Missouri Border
Ruffians; the murder of Buffum, and Others the
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GEARY
AND JUDGE LEC0MPTE; the proceeding 4
the Territorial Legislature, of the Pre- SLAYER
Convention, and the organization Of National
| Democratic Party. with Sketch Of KdEsas dsF-
ing its early troubles, under Co.'s. Recaer Gss
Shannon; its Invasions. Battles, Outrages and
Murders.
A copy will be sent to ~ part of the United
States, BY mail, free of postage, On the receipt
of retail price. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT 70 fHE
TRADE. IL 7 1000 Agents wanted. Pnee IN
Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents.
CHAS. c. RHODES, Publisher,
Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
July 2Slh. ls57.-4m
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LAW Office.

THE UNDERSIGNED (egregiously and pre-
L sumptuously, without the consent of any spec
ulatOr, ofice-seeker fanatical politician of any
sect orparty whatever) has cOncluded to practice
law under the bogus statutes, By opening law
Office in Lawrence, two doors south of the Post
Office. All persons entrusting him pertaining to
the legal profession can safely rely his futiity
of purpose and imbecility of intellect.
n32tf. w NJ PATTERSON
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Ritcherdson's NO. Express Co.

EAST PASSENGER & EXPRESS FREIGHT
Il LINE from LAWRENCE 20 LECOAP1eA,
WESTP0RT and KANSAS CITY. DAILY.
with Splendid Four Horse Teams. and Concord
built conveyances, This line is permanently e.
tablished and will be maintained during Sun
mer and Winter with increasing energy a The
demands for transportation enlarge-in eVidehes
of which the Co. refer TO its antecedsnts. In .
short time this line viii be reinforced with a.
entire new outfit of passenger eonveyanceSeqBs!
to any line in the United States. Also, Dag
Express line, via the Lightning Line Psekst'
and Pacific Railroad to ST. Louis, 1t. JOSEPH
and all intermediate points on the route, eonn:r'
ting at st. Louis with ALL other EzITesses, iai
al, the principal towns and cities in the Unto
States, North, East and South. Bankers ane
Merchants business promptly attended 70. Al
kinds of valuable packages, parcels. freight aha
merchandise farwarded with dispatch. All les
es and damages promptly adjusted at this once
7. SAMPSON, Agent.
Office Richardson's No. Express Col
Lawrence June IIth, Is51. Il
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NIX mean.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w people of Kansas generally. and tbose u
the vicinity Of Lawrence, particularly, that the.
are now prepared to make, at "a and . eIInsn'
Street, all kinds of CARRIAGES, WAGoNfo
and FLOWS, or furnish them to order from tht
East. All kinds Of repairing done with neatnes'
and despatch, ut reasonable prices. Nesi Inin'
ing done. CABINET MAKERS, ATTEA1iVs
iour turning done in any pattern to suit, ana :;
will soon be prepared to do all kinds Of scroll y
light circular saving. 10000 pounds Of iron aee
steel, complete and Superior assortment iof sac
in quantities 10 suit. at the lowest market pree.
Horse shooting done in superior manner al !.
which is respectfully submitted; and We bope, p
always dealing con the SQUARE" charging reaso.
ably. and liyingsup to cur motto Of deeds' ~;
gas, to gain and always keep the patronage an
confidence Of our fellow men. DIX DkAN'
Ausaste, 1857.
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wyandott General Land Agency

T ANDS, Claims, City Lots and Shares for sale.
IL Land warrants bought and sold on commits
sion land warrants located; lots for lease,
houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information Furnished to emigrants
collections made on reasonable terms money in
vested upon security fully guaranteed titles in
yestigated and abstracts furnished promptly.
Special attention will be given to the practice Of
law in the Territorial Codrts and the U. 3.
wv. DELAHAY.
Wyandotte, 4. T.. April IL, 1857;
Refer to the leading business men generally Of
the Territory.
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Machinery, for the New North.

Machinery, for the New NOrths
West.
fTHE subscriber is now making the tour of
l. 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 Sta
tionary, and all the fixtures complete, and set
them running. and warrant them to earn from
$50 to $40 per day, in from to weeks from the
receipt Of the order, for from 81 400 to g 500 ae-
cording to the size of the Engine.
These Mills stand unriyalled in the annals Of
Lumber Making Machinery, for efficiency, econ
omy and durability.
Sash or Mulay Mills removed, and Circular
Mills set running in one weeks time. for from
$500 to $500. and double the product of the former
Mill guaranteed, and the expense for repairs re-
duced 1890.
have also made arrangements with Eastern
manufacturers, BY which can furnish Machine
~ of all kinds, from 10 TO 20 per cent. below
Western rates.
FIGURING and Corn Mills. Lath Machines, &C.,
furnished at short notice.
Saw Mills and Saws of verisus sizes, constant
ly on hand.
~ Letters of enquiry merely should enclose
stamp. c. CHILDS, Pstentee
Moline, Rock Island Co., Ill. t.
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David T. Mitchell,

TT 9 DEPUTY SURVEYOR Land Agent
-. ~. and Attorney at Law. Ofhce-Le-
compton, h. T., opposite the Land Office. Will
attend promptly to Buying and Selling Land and
Town property, Locating Warrants, prosec cutting
presumption claims, furnishing Warrants or
Money to settlers, locating Town Sites, giving
general information. and collecting debts, DC.
March Is, 1S57-ly4
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Il. ID. Ladds

NOTARY PUBLIC for Douglas County, Regis
IN ter of Deeds for the City of Lawrence, and
Conveyancer. Will take acknowledgements,
proofs of Deeds and other instruments in writ
ing, draw up cOnveyanees, powers of attorney,
&c. Blank Deeds for sale. Office No. 1s Massa-
chusetts street. Lawrence Kansas, n32 If.
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or A German Society in Chicago,
numbering 800 members, are about to
start for Kansas to form city and settle
ment. Several weeks since they sent out
three Commissioners to Kansas, in COM.
peny with Dr.. Evans, whose purpose It
was to select site and make preliminary
arEsngements-Ladiss' 1Ii5siHs.
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Eagle Works, Chicago, III,

rs the largest machinery nsnufactory and De-
4 pot in the United States. where may be foBns
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Ststionsrl
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder StsaE
Boilers. All kinds Of Wood and Iron hsehir
cry. Premium Portable Circular Sss Mills
improvements, with or without Bolts. GeneIs
Mill Furnishings. Superior Single Mills. Stea1
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. CASTING
and Mil Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter
Smoke Pipe, Brooches, Sheet Work, etc., etc,
We say to our patrons and the public generAlJ
that heretofore we have not been able 10 keep %
with the demand. but now we have lsrgei! ID.
creased our works, increased our firm, and have
MACHINERY than any other establishment.
W.GATRs. Es.NAREER T. cEALXEp
A. q. WARNER. d. HkAskk.
April H. 1857 -ly