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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-10
Freedom of Speech.

Asa nation has just completed the fes-
,;vities commemorative of its freedom,
obtained by struggle and perseverance
nnparalleled, we are reminded of the
equal right of indiUidual freedom of
thought and speech. Kansas is peopled
by brave men and women who left the
homes endeared to them by the sacred
associationsof childhood, the hearthstones
around which have circled "The Old
Folks at Home" the social ties and bonds
of friendship, cemented by long years of
fraternal union, to build their altars in
this beautiful land, untrammeled by the
bondage of custom, or the institution that
recognizes property in our fellow man.
We came here to build broad basis for
TREEDoM; to establish equal rights; topro-
tect each other in the effort to maintain hu-
man freedom, which is the noblest, purest,
and grandest conception of manhood
elevated above the petty prejudices, and
narrow views that fetter the tone of
thought. As citizens of free country,
and Of free Territory made such by the
noble efforts of an enterprising band of
freemen, cheered on in their almost super
human exertions by the heroic, self-sac-
rfcing conduct of their mothers, wives
and sisters, to attain-what no more nor
no less than freedom-freedom to think,
freedom to speak, freedom to unriyet the
shackles that have bound US. As indi-
yiduals, we would see our brother free
What do we understand by being free p
For ourself we can easily answer. We
mean the right to think the inborn gush-
ings Of the soul within us; when we speak,
to tell to our fellow man the thoughts that
sway US, the motives that actuate u.s.
How dear to every heart. whose soul is
expanded by the genial influence of love
to his kindred, are the rights of his
brother; we need only to look within our
own bosoms to answer, if we but allow the
ennObling, elevating principles of freedom
to govern US. Let, then, the citizens of
Kansas, in an unbroken phalanx, come up
as one man to maintain the principles of
freedom for which we have so arduously
labored, and show that we can tolerate the
opinions of others in brotherly love. Let
Us not submit ourselves to tyranny more
CALLING than serfdom, or American slavery
the yielding up of the God given right to
think our own thoughts, to utter our
own convictions. We will here, on this
soil, consecrated by the blood of the
noblest of our race, erect standard of
free thought, and unfurl from its highest
pinnacle the flag of free speech, whose
tongue. trumpet-toned, shall echo and
re-echo all over these broad prairies, till
every soul shall catch the inspiration, and
every heart awakened to new energies
shall come to the rescue and aid in ele-
vating principles, purifying morals, en-
larging the sympathies. and cultivating the
beautiful, till we are redeemed from ali
bondage.
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The Hsfalo Of freedom.
LAWRENCE. X. It.
Saturday slsrning. July 10. 1858.
Liherty Of the Press.

tfbv the liberty Of the press we understand
liz the liberty of discussing the propriety Of
n"hI;c nI measures and political opinions, let us
-. a, much of il as you please; but II u 1'aea's
- IB.rty Of fronting. cdianaHidtiHg and dedDa-
-, o.. another, |, for nay part. own myself will
ing to part With my share OF 1t whenever our
legislators shall please to alter the law; and
Ill ebeerfully consent to exchange my liberty
= abusing others for the privilege of not being
abused m5self.-fTanklaH.
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VHE subscriber hasa 2,OUOaeres of land in Doug
i las. L, kins, Anderson, franklin, and Coffey
counties K. T., worth from S. to $40 per acre:
Also, one span Of horses, wagon and harness, and
one single borse. Town shares in Delaware,
Doniphan, Quindaro, Manhattan, Cottonwo0d
Falls, Georgetown, Pleasant Valley. Mt: Gil-
cad. Pottowottenie city, DC. &c, all of which be
wishes to sell low for cash or exchange for good
property IN Lawrence. Would like to contract
for the erection Of from one to dozen houses
in Lawrence and pay for the same in any Of the
above property. y n WOOD.
n. T. Farm claims, pre-empted land, town
shares, city lots &e., constantly on hand and for
sale By Mich 20l Stafford WOOD.
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Win. Loeb. Jf.,
The Eiectic College Of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, O.

The Electic College Of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
V'HE Winter Session of 1859 will commence on
l. the 18th of October, and continue 10 weeks.
A full and thorough course of Lectures will be
good opportunities for attention to practical
Anatomy, and with ample Clinical facilities at
the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
OwS:-
TIE. St. JOHN. ND,
Professor Of AadtoBey and Physiology.
IF. JUDGE, n. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and PAdFDldeg.
"A. y,H0WE, D.,
Professor Of Surgery,
C.H. CLEAyELAND. Md.
Professor Or Adterid Aeoficd and Therapeutics.
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor OF -Kesficdt Practice aaad Pafdology.
J. r. BUCHANAN, N. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of CereIrdE Physiology and
Institutes Of Kedieiae.
JOHN KING, NJ; D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics GNd D;sesses Of HoHsel
and Children.
The Terms of the Session will be the same as
heretofore, Observation-Disclosures. s. CO; Tuition
$40 co; Dem2ns traitors Ticket. s. 90. (Eyers
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduatiOn.1 Graduation, S2s GO
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, toptional.l s5 90
The Lecture-Rooms are newly finished, neat
and comfortable, and in central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut Street.l where students
will fndSt convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained Of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his Office, No. H3 smith
Street, or of Pref g. Ii. CleaEeland. SecFetary Of
the Faculty, No. l39 Seventh Street, near Elm
JOHN KING, II. d., Dean.
Inn
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R.MEaRNHam. h.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. GENERAL LAND
N. Agent and Dealer in Land Warrants
Office, first door North of U. s. Land Office,
Leeompton, Kansas Territory.
The Proclamation of the President having
been issued for the sale of Gee 600 acres OF Pub
lie Lands in the Leeompton and kickapoo Dis
triets, in July next, l shall be prepared to
locale Land Warrants at private entry for nom
residents Immediately upon the opening OF the
lands.
The greatest inducements are now offered to
Eastern Capitalists and others for making richly
pa, ing investments; as the lands to be offered
are the most eligibly situated of any In the Ter
ritory; are unsurpassed in fertility, and are the
first lands ever set offered for private entry in
Kansas.
VI '"-- p1- ~ "'' r. IL. FARNHAM.
Lecompton, K. T., April %, ls5s. 3m
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Geld has been Discovered In
GREaT EEcTYEKEyT.!

CALL at B. F.D AIToS's New Store. Collamore
~ Building. Massachusetts Street. Lawrence.
md select soar Sumner Clothis g NoW = tse
eiIRc as we have 1st received cur large and New
ssoek Of Summer Goods, Of al kinds, consisting
f thin Clothing Of every description. straw anc
diiler Hats, Boots AMI Shoes. tent. furnish
ng Goods Of sfery variety. etc.. etc.
We have our Goods direct from the Boston
sad New Iork Markets, and cur facilities ar.
1ueh, We can say that twedefs competition. Cal
md examine our Goods Is ali We ask.
Lawrence, .JGEe -, lsJS.
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Just What is Needed!
HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND LIME

THE BEST QUALITY OF CEMENT OR
mon. Conant's store, opposite the Morrow
House. Lawrence; or of the subscriber four
miles and half West Of Lawrence, According
the kind used in market superior TO this. Or
ders will receive as prompt attention as eireum
stances will admit.
Also, supply of Hydraulic Lime may be ex-
pected in the course of few weeks. This will
make piasteriBg which will not I" fall of, !" even
though, after it is once dry. il should &c. wet
occasionally, and can he used for substantial
mortar in building purposes
july 10, IS. FRANCIS BARKER
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an the night of the 9Th instant. from the sub
" s.riber living in Anderson county, ut the
junction of the North and south Potawatomie
creeks, two Mares, nine years odd, about hfteeT
hands high; one q dark-bay, approaching 6
9rowu-bEack legs, name and tail; white saddle
marks n small white star in the forehead, aDd q
small white spot at the butt of ore ear, slight
touch of the splint on each fore leg. and shod al
round. The other rOan-sorrel, bare-footed, and
saddle.
reward Of ss5 co win be paid for any infor
nation that will lead to their recovery
address. ]. g. BLUNT.
Walker, Anderson &C., h, I.
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REMOVAL.

n WILMARTH has removed his Bookstore
". and Periodical Establishment to Frye's
Building in the room with the Post 0tiee. No. =
Massachusetts, street, where be intends keeping
constantly on hand general assortment Of
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS AND cHILDREE,s
BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
And all the various etceteFas that may be called
for in such "a establishment.
Ali the popular Magazines Of the day, together
with Boston, New York. Philadelphia. ClEein-
natl, Chicago. Washington aad ST. Louis News
papers. Subscriptions 70 ali, received and So
licited. Also
violsnz, Eir.ss, Acesrdsonx Instruction Bscks
and nGazsc.
Also, Sacred Music of the various collections.
The . Circulating fsibFerT Is supplied With al
the new popular publications Of the days
June y, Is5s.
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AmRROTYPES.

Great Reduction 0f Prices.
THE finest and most beautiful one-ninth size
l. Ambrotypes, of unequalled delicacy of tone
and finish. I'm good case,) can be had at the
Picture Rooms of j. Bowls, Lawrence, for 81.
All other sizeS0 pictures in proportion. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
The subscriber feels confdentin thus reducing
the price OF pictures, he is only doing what the
times demand, and earnestly hopes that all good
and honest traders and rrsdesmen will cut down
their high prices at least so much as will allow
their customers and friends one dollar to spend
for a good picture. May Is, j. BOWLS.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY!!

HHttstey IIUuoc W. % W IL N's'
r AIDES, ATTENTION! Miss MCINTIBE has
- on hand, and is constantly receiving, an
excellent assortment of Millinery Goods, and is
prepared to accommodate her prices to the times.
Miss NJ. has had several years experience IN one
of the best Millinery establishments in New ork
City, and her reputation for bleaching and press
ing bonnets cannot be surpassed either in the
est or East. Dresses neatly fitted and made to
order, and ON short notice.
Lawrence. X T.. May 90. 1853. 3m+
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KANsasLAND AGENCY.

o. wTLMARTH
LAS -p.eise1 Peterson Esszsine fof July
- J9Hs =, 1854.
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Administratrix notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
~ ministration upon the estate of GAIUs JEN-
KISs, deceased, have been granted to me b the
Douglas County Court, bearing date this i2th
day Of June, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight.
All persons having claims against said estate.
are requested TO exhibit them to me for allow
apee within one year from the date of said Let
ters. or they may be precluded from ans benefit
of such estate and ii said claims be not exhib-
tied within three years from the date Of said Let
tiers, they viii be forever barred
Ann VI. JENKINS,
-idRsfafskrdfrisr for TIE estate Of
Jun Is, 50 t3tl Gaiss Jenkins. deceased.
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WM. A. .sHROYER. takes this method of in
w forming his friends and the public general raj
Is that he has opened an UPH0LSTERlNG ES-
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop. street, Law
renee, Immediately west of the Morrow House.
where he would be happy to see all persons IN
quest of any thing in his line. COMFORTS, MAT
RAssEs, BoLsTERS, PILLOWS, SHEETS, &C., on
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Eeb q 58
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CaufIon! Cautien.

THE Public are hereby cautioned against re-
l. eeiying the following Land Warr5nt: No
s59I, issued to Benson Eeayitt. james Company
New Hampshire Militia, War of iels. The same
aaying been stolen from the subscriber. appilca-
tien will be made for q duplicate Of the same to
Lexington. <. 7. Gels-6wl c. B. PELLET.
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Tibbetts eco,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants,
~ Office No. 3, On the LeYee, D building.
Delaware. Kansas. For convenience and ease
of access Delaware is unsurpassed BY any point
on the Missouri, being five miles nearer to Law
renee and other points in the Kansas Valley.
with good roads leading to all interior towns
Having ample Warehouse for storage of merchan-
dize we solicit consignments to our address.
Mar 20 80 ly
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no HOUSE BUILDERS.

TNGLE BARKER has 1T his Hardware and
J. Stove Store the largest stock OF Locks
Latches Butts &c., ever offered In Kansas ana III
such figures that you can make il quite an object
to buy at his store, sign of the Big Tea Kettle.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, juno 5th, 1858.
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GenfIemen, Take Notice.

I'VE have just received our large supply of
w Summer Clothing, of all kinds. fresh from
Boston, and we shall ssll the same very cheap.
Now is the time to make your selee tlons at b. +.
DALTON Co.'S New Store. Collamore Building.
Massachusetts St.
LaKrenee, June Il, 1s5S.
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THE Mills at this peint hare been In saecess
J. fnI operation for the last six months; the Ear
CINE and other machinery is Of the frst Glass, TO
which more l. now being now added. We have >
Grist Mill. and q bolt for making Superfae ki0aT
IS now being crested Flaming. Shingls and
lingsme Is one Of the live towns Of Kansas, offer
ing great inducements 60 capitalists to invest
and busiaess saea to settle. The prospects fps
business. with the facilities and appliances tol
buildine and s,akine pleasant bone,a ,aifh good
society. are not surpassed by any interior tow
y '--'s s'--s SCHUYLER s CAEsIFF
BafIinesue, Mag 3. Iss7.
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Great sale Of City Property.

WILL expose to public sale, in the city OF
i Lawrence, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY.
the Sd day of July next. ten thousand lots IN the
following towns. 20 witt
Lawrence, LeayenHorth. Leeonpton. Iecum-
Amerieus. OttumEa, Dread, Neosho City, Cens
lropolis. Minneola. 0sswat0mie, Spring hilI
McCamish. Quindaro, Bellyue. DonIphap. Orasss
hopper Falls. st. George, Ogden, bi9omsnstonE
and nearly every other live town IN kensa=.
Terms, Cash. Title can be examined the week
before sale b. calling at the basement Of the
Herald OF Freedom building, during which ume
persons having lots or town shares to dispose OF
may call and leave them for sale. One OF the
best auctioneers in the country viii be emPloyed
for the occasion. u. W GhOWN.
Lawrence. May ssh. ie5e.
~ The above sale in adjourned TO Oesoee
3Ist, Is5s.
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worn to. and subseribed before me

Sworn to. and subsefibed before me. this -
Which said oath shah be attached 10 poll list
HC.n
That the oaths fol7osciag fie list Of aa5ass to
each of the respective peil lists, shall be admin
some oiseer autheTized by Law to administer
oaths.
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HAMPDEN

rs located in latitude, $50 Is; longitude, ls'
l. 40, and nearly in the center Of Coffey county,
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leaven-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
Association. j. A. ID. CLARK, Seo'y.
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RuRNs.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Land Agent
"A Manhattan, (the seat Of justice for Rlle,
COUNT J Kansas.
Real Estate in cities bought and sold. All let
eers upon business will be promptly attended to
June IL lr55 5W
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Prices Current.
LAWRENCE. July 10. 1858.

LAWRENCE, July 10. 1858.
FLoUR-Superfne, S2,50; Extra, $500 hun
WHEAT-si,50 2 bushel.
CORN-40c.
CoRN MBAL-sI,00 p bushel.
WHITE BEANs-S3,00S bushel.
P0TAToES-45c.
APPLEs-$I, ,5U92,o0
CRACKERs-15c. Q b.
FRESH BUTFEB-25c. b.
CHEEsE-l5g2Oc.
SALERATUS-l2Rc.
BEowN SuGAK-le9l2c. :.
RICE-1G9I2kc.
TEAS-50c al, GO
CoFFEE-161z@ z@20c.
BEEP-Sgl0c.
BACOs-l09l4c.
C0DFISH-I0c.
d MACKEREL-l29l5c.
ToBACco-3O950c.
MANILA ROPE-25c.
SoAP-lG9l2c.
iCAEDLEs-Star, 35c. :"
-Sterine, 25c. 50
TALLow-12lzc. Z"
BEESWAX-2Oc.
C0TTON BATTING-25c.
IRON-19l0c. Z"
NAILS-699c.
CASTINGS-9c. Z"
LOG CHAIN-lO9l2Xe.
Stove PIPE-I6c, +"
SAD lR0NS-1G9121Sc. Z"
HIDRs-Green. Sc. /"
-Dfy,cc.
SALT-e sack of 2OOks $780,
AxEs-New England pattern, 81, IS.
SAws-CrOss cut p foot, 15c. .9SO,o0.
UX BOWS-S piece, 25c.
SOCKs-P pair. 30950c
Bo0TS-StOgies, pair, SO, ,00@3,75.
Fine. s3.75@4,5o.
Calf, S4,5095 so.
SHEETINGs-BroWn yard, I0915e.
-Bieached, l2A920c.
PRINTS-e yard, 69I5c
DELAINEs-25950c.
on-Linsesd, = gallon, $3.50.
.-FFhIa' -FisS.' si'sS sI,ss.
BUENING FLUID-S gallon, sl2s.
SYRUP SlgG@l2 25.
WOoD-Hard, . cord, 81, 5G@4 90.
COAL-StOne, = bushel, 30c.
SADDLES-S19O
HARNESS-Y set, 20S950.
GLASS-S<10, p so feet, $500.
-IG<I2 80 325
-10<I4 I" 3,H.
LUNBER-s thousand, s30a4O.
SHINGLEs-P thousand, S5,5096,00.
WORK OXEE-SSO9125.
COws-S20935,
HORSES AND MULES-S509150.
HOGs-0n foot . 100 bs, $500.
SHEEP-S2, ,5993, so.
MUTTON-a9I0
LUMBER w WAGoNS-S1e09I25.
Ok foKEs. Bows AND RIEGs-S3. .O095.O0.
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Rnzz saw for Sale.

CIRCULAR SAW and ArboF, suitable for
n saving lath, for sale. Call e the 1900 ~
FREEDOM office. u. w. bhOhN.
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Peoria CITY.

This town, situated at the junction of the
i Usage River with Ottawa Creek, in Frank
lin County Kansas Territory-bids fair to eclipse
many Of her sister towns in population and en-
terprise.
There is now in operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient to run pair of Burrs
which will be attached soon. There are also TIVE
good Shingle Machines capable of cutting from
six to eight thousand shingles each, per-day.-
Timber is plenty, and as good as can be found IN
any portion of the Territory. Land is of the best
quality, both for farming and stock raising.
There is q Post Office, two Dry Goods, and two
Grocery and Provision Stores here already
There is fine opening for mechanics of nearly all
kindsl good Blacksmith is much neededi also
Shoemaker, Carpenters, and other mechanics -
The Proprietors will donate a lot to any one who
will erect a substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale at reasonable rates. The
above place is located near the center of the
COUNTY, and viii undoubtedly be the County
Seat al an early day. This place is twenty-hve
miles from Lawrence, and fifty from Kansas
CITY, JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
A. JOHNSON.
g., R~ ,Dr;Szt0ra
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Lad;es,Hoop skirts.

LARGE assortment just received from Bes-
N ton. For sale cheap at b. F. DALTON d Go. s
New Store, CollamOre Building, Massachusetts
Street.
Lawretce, June 1e 1853.
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That the Clerks of election, before entering
upon the discharge Of their duties, shall take
the following oath:
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Land warrants

ITO LOAN, for Thirty-One Dollars less than at
i Lecompton. Also, Money. to loan on real
estate security. By III. III. SIMPSON,
Lawrence, June Il. I65s.-tf Sofars Public.
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Sscraarz ofMe BaarG Of Con.
Sfon Thief.

GT0LEN from Drywood Creek, on Sunday the
~ 9th day of June, twelve miles south of rofi
Scott, the following described property; Ohe
two year old flly, with red hair on her head anu
neck, heavy name and tail, a few small spots Oh
her hip. Three year old mule, dark brown or
black, some harness marks, with reached mane
and tail. A bag mare with black name ana tail
eight years old, with a small sorrel sucking colt
One yearling. ella. bank, with white and haxeii
name and tail. a small two year old flly, q nat
ural PAGER. a dark chestnut sorrel or brown
mare, with star in her forehead. eighteen hands
high, eightor nine years old. \ bay horse aooui
sixteen hands high, twelve or thirteen years ole
somewhat stiffened, with three others which
have been recovered. These horses were stolen
on SUNDAY LAST, and on Monday tracked to
the vicinity of Timbered Ridges, Mapleton, and
Rays Mill, and the Little Osagei two OF the
thieves Warren Bassett and Theodore Dickln-
son, of Lawrence, X. 7 } have been eaptured;
the horses are supposed to be In the hands OF she
balance of the party, among whom are the Eeo.
J0hR E. IHescdrf alias Leri W. Plumb, Of Waka.
rusa; Douglas County; Charity Leaharf, Ddosd
Forbes, Tdlt0n Barnes, - Nee9, and -
XoretaRd and their acc0mpliees.
A SUITABLE REWARD will be given for the
arrest of the thieves or the recovery of the prep
'''' f T. z. ROBERTS,
Sheriff If Bourbon Co.. X. L.
Fort Scott, June 30. 1853. July 10.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

4 STONE HOUSE, 20 b. @ feet, two stories
n high, with basement, situated near the
business part of the town, and well adopted ioI
living near his business. is offered for sale at .
bargain Possession will be given immediately.
INQUIRE at the Herald Of freetoDs ONCE OF
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Anarican Hofe1.

= reaapT0g. Kspsss Territsry. s. o. HEN
L. -FNWAY. 0ase Of Buffalo, :. y - Proprietor.
This hoase ie being theEoagaiz Espesre4 srd y
6tted, and will be found eaaal toazy other N tss
tfssssS11;. Isoomp.on. Ma5 is. lsr.-tf
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CNOIu anu S1ucSAtDE0 DStOfc ne I1ls -
Which said cath shall be attached 70 poll list
.sB.'
That the third poll list shall be poll list &C, -
and shall be headed as follows;
FOIL LIST &c"
List Of the names Of all the persons, with their
place Of residence respectively, as stated by
them, who offered to vote at the election held at
the house of -, in the Township Of -, in
the County of -, in the Territory Of Kansas
on Monday, the "a day Of August, 1853, under the
Act Of Congress, approved May 4th, ls58 entitled
tsAn Act for the Admission of the State of Kan
sas into the Union, vhe, upon being challenged
and Sw0rH. did vote at the said eiec ton.
That Immediately after eanvassing the votes,
or rs soon thereafter as mag be convenient, the
Judges and Clerks OF election shall take and
subscribe the following oath:
OATH TO POLL LIST &C."
We, the undersigned Judges and Clerks of The
election held at the house OF -, in the Town
ship of -, in County Of -, in the Terri
tors of Kansas, on Monday, the I'd day of August,
1855. under the Act Of Congress, approved NAY
4, IS5S entitled AAn Act for the Admission of
the State Of Kansas into the Unioa," do hereby
certify, that the persons whose names appear on
the above list presented themselves ct the polls
and offered to vote Ut said electien and upon be-
ing challenged, did vote and said list comprises
the names of all the persons who were challenged
and did vote, and theiE. places Of residence, 80
far Is we we're able to obtain them.
rnnsfr
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JUDGES OATH TO POLL LIST "a"
We, the undersigned Judges of the election to
be held at the house of In the Town
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sawsi SAMSi sAWsi

MILL, Muley. Circular and other Saws can be
WI found, all sizes, at the Mammoth Hardware
and Stove Store which We can recommend to
give entire satisfaction. .1YEn
Iovraoaa Iune 9Th 1853
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-10

VINO Wants a Farm2

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
n in Chancer,, and general collecting agent
Delaware City- h. L. Mar ~, - 6m
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-10
Wanted.
J. u. Parsons.

r AND AGENT, next door to {. s. Land Once.
Ia Ogden. K. T., will bus and sell Land War
rants fie notices for pre-cmptors. attend to pre-
euuting town sits and private claims. defend
Contested claims, and do any other business con-
nected With land ofhee.
Ksferenees-The officers Of the U. 5. Land Of
eee Jan. 2 st