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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22

o. Minnesota has been admitted into
the Union as a State, and Messrs.
SHIELDS and RICE, both Douglas Demo-
Gratis, have been sworn in as Senators, and
have taken their seats. This makes sew
enteen Free States to fifteen Slave States.
Oregon is also at the door of Congress
with Constitution, and viii probably be
admitted before that body shall adjourn
in June. Kansas must stand on the out
sid for time vet.
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Educational osuysnaon.


On the first day of June next, an edu-
cational convention will be held at Lea
venworth, for the purpose of considering
the best means of organizing a common
school and educational system in Kansas,
and for the selection of textbooks for the
schools. The Superintendent, Mr.. J. 81.
NoTEwARE, requests all the Counties OF
Kansas to be represented in said conven-
ton, either by delegates or by individu-
ais upon their own responsibility. In the
meantime Mr.. NoTEwARE will visit az
many Counties as possible, and address
the people on the subject.
This movement should meet with a
hearty response from the people of Kan
sas. The educational interests of Kan
sas cannot occupy too much attention, and
no effort should be wanting to develope a
thorough system at as early day as
possible. The time has come when the
people of Kansas, without distinction Of
party, should unite in promotion of a
common cause tending to deyelope sys-
TEN of improvement so essentially neces-
sary to our future welfare. The cause OF
education is the most important one which
can occupy the public mind, tending as
it does to advance us to a high state of
enlightenment and intelligence on the part
of the masses.
MR. NoTEwARE deserves great credit
for the zeal with which he has entered
upon the discharge of his important du-
ties. He is evidently the man for the
work, combining energy, talent, practical
knowledge and a devotion to the cause
in which he is engaged. Under his su-
perintendence we may expect to see the
beginning and rapid Development of 8
system of education, which will not only
rebound to his credit, but also give Kan
sas high position in the future, as re-
CARDS the enlightenment and intelligence
of fer people.-Leavenl0orth Herald.
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o. Can't something be done to stop
this robbing of men in various parts of the
Territory If there is no other way, a
company of reliable men should be organ
lied, whose province it should be to ferrit
them out and shoot them do,Un like dogs.
These men constitute regular banditti,
organized to rob and plumber, and they
deserve any punishment which an out
ragged public are disposed to bestow upon
them. The people of the various towns
should hold meetings, and band together
to put an end to this.
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LAWRENCE. K. II.
Saturday Merning. May 20. 1883.
Liberty of the Press.

vby the liberty of the press we understand
-.,.Iy the liberty of discussing the propriety Of
Nj. measures and political opinions, let Us
- much of it as you please; but II IL means
y. Ia.yty of aSronsiag, calumnidtiH0 and defaul-
go one another. l. for my part. own myself will
-, To part with my share Of it whenever our
i.ssIators shall please to alter the law; and
.h.u ebeerfully consent to exchange my liberty
f abusing others for the privilege of not being
.bussd myself.-Frankitn.
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o. Persons sending rs four dollars,
shall receive copy of the general laws As
fast Is they are printed. which shall be
forwarded to them by mail, postpaid !.
Two hundred and eight pages are now
ready for delivery to subscribers Of lie
class only ,sho hspe paid in advance. The
pages completed, embraces the common
school law, an act in regard to county
auditors, the code of civil procedure, the
code of criminal proceedings. &c.
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New Millinery Establishment.

We invite the especial attention of our
lady readers to the advertisement of Miss.
MCINTYRE, who has established herself
in the millinery business at the Whitney
House, in this city. We learn that she
is a very excellent workman, every way
qualified for every branch of her business.
She is a lady of unblemished character,
and those desiring work in her line will
find it well to call upon her.
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Lawrence, May =. Isss.Nisr r
Cau1i0n.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
I ested, that l made q settlement upon the
South quarter Of Section 9, in Township Is.
Range ii East, which bounds Emperia on the
West, in February. 1857; that fled ny inten-
tions to pfe-empt the same at the Land Office in
Leeompton; and that in due time expect to
prove up my presumption, and pay for the same.
In Consequence of the claim having been
Jumped" have not completed my improve
meats, but shall do so 1t ND convenience AL
persons are cautioned against interfering in any
manner with said claim.
IavreDee M.x15 Iess sfs
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o. Attention is invited to the adver-
tiserneut of Messrs. BAssETT & BRAcKETF.
who have opened Surveyors and GEN
eral Land Office in this city. They
advertise Land Warrants for sale for cash
or on time, and have houses and city lots
for sale and rent
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rhs smoky Hill-0zanxills.

In another place We publish commu-
,;cation from DR.. GRAN, of Andover, H.,
xbo gives an account of tour, in company
with Mr.. Esos, of this city, to the Smoky
Hill. Their mission was to locate colony,
which is being organized in the States, an
advance party being with them. The
Doctor was here last year, and explored
various portions of the Territory; but,
.uprehensive that if point was indi-
Gated where he would make settlement,
other persons would go forward and occupy
It. therefore he wisely withheld from the
public the portion of the Territory in
which his colony would be located.
The party travelled by way of Council
Grove, and had purposed going directly or
nearly west, to the Smoky Hill |; but in
consequence of high water they were
compelled to take circuitous route, and
cross from the Grove to Fort Riley, and
from thence journey up the northwest
side of the Smoky Hill to their destina-
tiOn-a point Immediately below its
confluence with the Saline.
The country in that region, instead of
being parched and barren desert, as many
persons have represented, we are assured
By Mr.. ENos and the Doctor, is Just As
fertile as any other portion of Kansas.
The uplands are probably more sandy, but
the bottoms are wider, and very well sup
Piled with timber. They found stone in
abundance cropping out from the hills,
with veins Of gypsum two feet in thick
ness, and large hill OF mountain of from
Salt springs. too, have been found in the
vicinity, and there is no doubt bu. coal
will be discovered.
We understand that two companies, at
Hsctsd by the beauty of the country, the
certainty Of dense population locating
there, and with the central character of
that vicinity for all that region of country
Estsred by the Upper Smoky Hill and its
numberless tributaries, as also by the
Saline, have located two towns adjoining
each other, one of which is called Gran
vile, and the other Iron City. They oc-
eupy adjoining half sections, and will be
rival places, and each will struggle for the
supremacy. There is one qualification,
however, to persons interested in either,
that whatever improvements are made in
one part of the town (for they must ul-
timately be but one, } viii be advantageous
to the other.
We are informed that large number
Of claims have been taken in the vicinity
Of the new towns, and that Doctor GRAN
has returned to Illinois with the intention
Of bringing on a large colony with him,
who will locate around and in this place.
aessrs. DUNcANs, of this city, purpose
establishing branch store there in few
weeks, aud Doct. GRAN is charged with
the mission of making arrangements for
q steam saw-mill, which will be set in
motion ere autumn sets in.
We had hoped to have been furnished
With material that we could have written
st greater length, and more infinitely in
regard to this region, but we were pre-
vented from doing 50 through the great
pressure on our time, and the subsequent
neglect of one of the party furnishing us
with the information he had promised.
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@WooDwARD & FINLEY have re-
moved their Drug Store to a room in
Eidridges' Building, on The west side of
Massachusetts street.
Mr.. Frazer, the jeweller. has also taken
rooms on the first floor of the Eldridge
House.
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KANSAsLAND AGENCY,

RASSETT & BRACKET, Surveyors and
u General Land Agents, Lawrence. Kansas,
viii give prompt attention to the selection and
Real Estate the collection of dues; payment Of
taxes for non-residents, and all other business
connected with Land Agency. LAND WAR
RANTS furnished at the lowest rates, for cash kor
on time. Particular attention paid TO all busi-
ness sent b. mail. Houses and city lots for sale
and rent.
References HEM. Williams Il Co., Bankers,
Fairfield, Iowa; A. j. Stevenson 4 Co., Bank
Register Land Office, Fort Des Moines, Iowa ;
Coolbaugh i Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Col. c. Bassett, Editor Of the Dial, kewanee, III :;
Gov. ICharles Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas
Adams L Swift, Leayenworth. Kansas; Hon.
G. 5. Boutwell,. Groton, Mass. -
o. 4. BASSETT,
60 -. 6. C. BRACKETT.
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THE finest and most beautiful one-nintk size
L AmhFosypes. Of unequalled deiieacy Of tone
and finish, Gin q good ease.f can be had 1T the
Picture Rooms of J. Bowls. Lawrence, for 81.
All other sizes Of pictures in proportion. Perfect
satisfaction guarxntied OF no charge.
The subscriber feels con6dentin thus reducing
the price Of pictures, he is only doing what the
times demand. and earnestly hopes that all good
and honest traders and trzdesmen viii cut down
their high prices 1t least 30 Euch as viii afl6s
for good picture. MAY Is J. BOWLS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-22

@The late news from Washington
gives US assurances that the President has,
or is about to remove .he entire horde of
murderers and pirates in charge of the
various federal Offices in Kansas, and give
place to honest men.
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Fresh Arrival of Summer Goods!
w. E. SUTLHFF,

MERCHANT TAILOR. has Just received from
w Boston, at his Clothing Emporium. No. S
Massachusetts street. four doors north Of ].
Blood's, a New and Splendid assortment Of Sum-
mer Csssimeres, Doeskins and Vestings. plain
and fancy; Black, Blue. Brown. Olive, Green,
Dahlia, and Plum Colored Broad Cloths. Also.
Corduroy, Tweeds, Marseilles Linen Drills, and
other cheap fabrics, suitable for Farmers wear.
Gentlemen wishing a neat and elegant Coat,
Vest or Pants made to order, in the latest and
most approved style, from New and Fashionable
Goods, and at prices to salt The times, give us
call, and we will do you good in the way of work
manship, good material and Genteel Fits.
Ready Made CiOthing?
A large and well selected stock, suitable for
Spring and Summer. We are determined to sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Gents. FURNISHING GOODS-A large and COM
plete assortment. Also. HATS! HATS!!
n. B.-We pay no rent, and can afford, and are
prepared to Sell Cheaper than atany otherhouse
in town.
Lawrence, May Is, 1858.
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o. Gen. LARIMER, formerly of Pitts
burg, Pa, was killed by the explosion of a
cannon, at Fort Leavenworth, a few days
ago. Gen. L. was banker in Pittsburg,
but meeting with reverse of fortune he
removed to Nebraska.
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:. " VIZ ParrERsos, Esq. aged forty
:. !. !ears, formerly from Ohio, diedin this
~. :. on the 10th instant, of inflammation
= : .ae bowels. Mr. P. was nearly killed
:, ~, :. autumn of 1856. by the explosion
~. Hunts boiler, at his steam saw
n west OF thstown. He leaves q wife
-Aa 'our children to mourn mis- loss.
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1ien Aobeffisehept
MILLTNERYl mIELINERYg!
Eaisaey Hssss Eo.a9H&

T AIDES, ATTENTION! Miss McISTTRE has
IL On hand, AID is constantly receiving. an
sxceilent assortment Of Millinery Goods. and IL
rfepeEed to accommodate her prices to the times.
Miss IL. has had several yeafs' experience IN oes
Of she best Millinery establishments In Sew-Iorz4
CITY, and her reputation for bleaching and press
ing bonnets cannot be surpassed either In the
West or East. Dresses neatly fitted and made 10
order, and on short notice ssssF.
Lawrence, K. T., Nay 3. leSe. IA
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-
DfED.

Al the residence of Capt HEERY LEARxED, of
Sumnsr township. In this ccuaty. Of malignant
tumor. Mr. JoHN Z. HUTCHINSON, formerly Of
Philzdelphia, Pa
rERsoy. formerly Of Ohio, aged forty six years
and two months. He lsavess wife and four ehii-
dren 20 mourn his loss: be gas kind husband
and father, and died In peses.
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MoALprn co

MeALPIN & CO.,
Formerly Of ]. s. LEECH. McALPIN q Co.. Pitts-
bargA, Pa,
GENERAL
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING
Merchants.
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Pittsb'gh Manufactures Generally
DEALERS II
Pine Lumber, Real Estate, &C.,
wYANDOTF CITY.
KANSAS.
REFgRENCRs:
J. S. Leech Il Co. & Pittsburgh merch'ts gently.
David Leech, Esq, LeechbuTgh. Pa.
Harris, Leech i Co., Philadelphia.
Isaac Rich i Co, Boston.
E. W. Theirs 4 CO., New York city.
James George, Esq. Baltimore.
Springer and Whiteman. Cincinnati.
4. D. Newcomb Brother, Louisville. ~.
Orr. pslzsll L Co. Evansville, Iowa.
Nm. 7; Young, Esq, Milwaukee.
" Il. Chick 4 Co., Kansas City, No.
Holm Holm SIim plot Esq. pgbuag,ei, boy, IoEa
Won Phpi, Waters : Co. St Louis.
Goodrich, Willard Co., :.
North 4 Scott,
Crow, Ne reary i CO., -
Wales. Cabot 4 Co., -
Switzer, Platt < Co., a.
Charles, Blow i Co.,
Squire i Reed, -
1.-THE subscribers have for sale the follow
ing. which they offer low for CASH:
PSI, coo feet selected Pine Lumbe assorted, in
Guiding matched flooring. clear and No.
Ioo, COO best seasoned Pine Laths;
5000 seasoned Pine Shingles;
30, GOO feet Oak Lumber, seasoned;
40 Geo feet Cottonw'd
10000 f. Blk Walnut "
3c00 CottonH'd & Sycamore logs near theeity:
> $50 kegs assorted Nails, from SIS to eos;
"a tons Juniats Iron, assorted sizes, from =
round to 2 = "a;
ton best Juniata Nail Rod Iron;
eco Cooking and PsIlor Stoves;
5 gross pint and quart Flasksj
IS boxes Tumblers and Glass Jars. assorted;
two-horse Wagons; 3 light do;
sett Timers Machines, Nos. I,s and 3;
sett Tools;
l Mower and Reaper. Manny's patent;
no bbls. old Monongahela w hiskey;
go boxes Assorted Glass. from n 10 to
I2 X 1S;
90 Corn Hand Mills;
To promote the interests of Wyandott City,
and induce the inhabitants Of the Kansas alley
and the interior generally to have their goods
as the st. George Packet leaves Wyandott regu-
LARRY for Lawrence and towns above, they have
reduced the rates Of forwarding to 5 cents per
100 lbs. and l-s per cent. for advancing freight.
McALPIN Il co.
Wysndott City, May Is. 1853.
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MAP OF KANSAS.
NEW AND REVISED EDITIoN.

We have just published 3 new and revised
edition Of our popular sectional map Of Kan
sas, with all the late surveys and new towns
thereon These revisions have been compiled
from the field notes in the SurTeyor-General's
Office and other reliable sources.
The map shows every section as surveyed up
to the present time, and is In eTery respect the
most complete and reliable
HAP of the Territory Published.
For sale. wholesale and retail. at number Sc
Maia street, st. Louis, By
JOHN HALSALL i CO.
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Special Nofices.
OFFICE OF THE G. W. S. OF I. Q; OF G. T :, /,


The Grand Lodge is now fully organized, and
has entire jurisdiction over the order Of Good
T empiars in all parts Of Kansas. Those wishing
Lodges organized, or any information speeting
the order, will please address the G. w g. I or
CIV. s., and they will receive prompt attention.
AN .BLkCKLIDGE, q. CT.
J.W. JENKINS. g. W S.
Papers in the Territory friendly to the cause OF
Temperance, will confer favor by giving the
ahoye a notice. ma
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or A blacksmith and wagon-maker
are. greatly needed at Bloomington. Call
on the Bloomington Mill Company at the
steam mill, for information on the sub
iect
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E0TECE.

A LECTURE VII be delivered b. 8. n. WooD,
II Esa.. 70 the uembe-s Of I.sgrsnss Lodge
No. 9 l. @. OF o. f., AZ their Hall IN Lawrence.
on Wednesdas evening, Asy 6th. 1873. A full
nis1ss : ass''J r. GRIswoLD. Say.
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JoHNHALsALL eco.

Ohie.State and Union LAW College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cieye-
Il land. Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
TO practise. For Circulars address. At Cleveland,
{Feb Is ,ss-Iy) MA KING, Secretary.
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Wanted.

ANY sum Of money, from 800 70 e5ooo. for
n three, sig, nine or twelve months. for which
two per cent per month interest and the best Of
real estate security will be given. $50 acre land
warrants at $780, received the came as MONEY!
5. 3. WOOD. Real Estate Agent.
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~ Town Company have selected ase acres ofths
lands Of the United States. situated betwesn the
Saliae and SmokyhiiI Forks Of the Kansas RiY-
er, and intend to pre-empt the same for town
site W ith boundaries and subdivisions as sur-
Eeyed, plated, and fled in the proper Land Of
ice b. Z. u. THURsFox. D. B. STRAIT. See.
Westopolis, kansasJa So 1s5es
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Artesian well at NToneka.

i Kansas, hereby invite proposals from indi-
viduals or companies, TO sink an ARTEsIAN WELL
on their town site.
Propositions for the work, specifying time of
commencement, rate per foot, size Of pipe, &C z
may be directed to John o. Wattles, Secretary
Aoneka Town Company. Such communication
will receive prompt attention. ms
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C0ffins.

CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
j. With all size and STYLES of COINS, trimed In
the latest and best style, at low price. Also
warrant my work and the articles going out Of
niy shop TO be what they are recommended.
2m j. hELLEh.
LAWRENCE, Sspt. 10.
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A NN0UNCE to the people Of Lawrence and
II vicinity that they are prepared to do Dress
and Shirt making, and all kinds of plain Sewing
with neatness and dispatch. Are established
with FIRST CLASS Sewing Machines at the house
of JAS. g. Sands, Winthrop street, Lawrence,
KIT May 8 3m
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W IAaeaer has closed his connection
s ssa our nsighbohng press and has Dcw
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HARREED


By the Rev William Wilson, on Sunday the
9th inst, at thu residence OF Mr.. ]. D. Todhunter
Mr. THOMAS WATSON to Hiss BARBARY CouL-
rER, boshcf this county.
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Prescription Notice.

LAND OFFICE, Leconsptos f. TIL
May 3, 1853.
ITO THOMAS ]. FREEMAN-SIR :-You are
L hereby notified that on the 9th day of May,
1858, Wilder knight will offer proof in support of
his right to -eInpt the \. w. quarter Sec. 10,
Township Is, Range 49, You being an adverse
claimant to the same. you win be permitted at
that time to offer counter proof before at this
Office. ELY MOORE, Register
Having made diligent effort to make personal
notice of the above on the said Freeman, and
being unable to find him, / take this method of
communicating the fact to him.
WILDER KNIGHT.
Douglas county, May, Is, 1853. 3ts
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Cox & Alternately,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w IN FURNITURE, south end Massachu-
sets Street, Lawrence. March "a, em
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Adnsinistrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N has this day obtained from the Probate
of administration on the estate of Stephen E.
Lenfest, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated within one year from the date of
said letters. And if the said claims are not
presented within three years they will be forever
barred. EUGENE TEMPEST, Admir-.
March %, 1855 aprl0s3T
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- EuANKLN

HAS removed his Boot, Shoe. Hat and Cap
II Store under the Eidridge House.. &gs q
is Eesds1 Bocs. a large stock Of Goods jastFe-
ceiSeG, and viii be said st log prices. 1ss-3t
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]. d. parsnna.

r AND AGENT. next door % e. s. Isad 0aies.
IL Ogden, *. T.. viii buy and sell Land Rsr-
rants, file notices Tor empfoFs. attend 70 pre-.
sz1pting town SITES sad private claims, deferd
contested claims. and do any ether business con-
nected With land once,
See. Jaa.94t
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stray Mare and Colt.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, on the 9Th inst,
l. q small gray Mare, with a sorrel horse Colt |;
no artificial marks. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
SAMUEL WALKER.
Miles West of Lawrence, May %, 1853 ST.
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THE subscriber hasa 600 acres Of land In Doug
i las. l., kins, Anderson. Franklin, and Cofiey
counties. X, T., worth from s5 10 8 10 per acYe:
Also. one span Of horses, wagon and harness, ana
one single borse. Town shares In Delaware,
Doniuhsn. Ouindaro. Manhattan, Cottonwood
Fails 3eorsetoyn, Pleasant VALLEY. Mt. Sill
cad. Pottowottomie city. dc. &C.. all of which ne
wishes 10 sell low for cash or exchanges for good
property in Lawrence. Would ike 10 contract
for the erection of from one to q dozen houses
ifPI,avrence and pay for the same in eny Of the
shove nronertv. s. n. WOOD.
n. b. Farm claims, pre-empted land, town
shares. city lots &C., constantly on hand and for
sale by inch s0l Stafford WOOD.
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Misses EM &E.L smith

Douglas county. May. rs. ls5s. BE-
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Tbbetts & Co

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants,
~ once No. 3, on the Levee. T y building,
Delaware, Kansas. For convenience and ease
on the Missouri, being Eve miles nearer e Law
renee and other points IN the Kansas ' aliey,
with good roads Leading to all interior touns.-
Hayingample Warehouse for storage OF merchan-
dire We solicit consignments to chr address.
Mar 20 IS ly
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II, W. PETRIKIN. Z. w.wYEKocP.
PETRLKIN & wYNKOOP,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS, and DEALERS
VI IN LAND WARRAHTs, Lecompton, Kansas;
Office, one door south Of the Executive Office.
Will attend to all business connected with the
Land Office, entrusted to their care
PRE-EMPToRs. TAKE NoTIcE.-The necessary
Proof Papers &C., will be made on. Free of
Charge, for Pre-emptors who purchase Land
Warrants Of us. We have been engaged for the
past year in preparing the necessary Proof
Papers, &c., required in Presumption entries.
LAND WARRANTS Of all sizes for sale, and in
all cases fully guaranteed. Land Warrants also
loaned on Time, at usual rates. milf
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RlaeEemikha

THOMAS ROBINSON, respsctfaily, . n q :
! ces to the citizens OF Lawrence and tne 1aI-
formeriy occupied By Eldridge, & CO.. where he
intends carving on the above business IN all its
branches with neatness and promptness, anu "a
homes. with integrity In dealing and attention TO
business, TO command q liberal share OF patron
age. -.
est notice
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GenIIemeAs TAKE NoE1cc =
THE largest and cheapest stock Of GENTLE
Il MEMS CLOTHING Is to be found at Dali
TON 0'D0SNAL3S New Store. Collamore
Buildings, Massachusetts, street.