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The Washington union., 1858-03-21

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lvl styles, wiilhs and prices mourning silks
a iewc styles second mourning silks.
If M a,
prices favorable consumer
correspondents send supplies
daily. Ht
price only marked in pn ngurcs therefore Is
ovcrchavGcd.
settled before in.
bevte On point.
opening any accounts credit
dts'rcssinciy I,rec.
i'i'- prcScrlc,i for paymcn, monthly.
cash
posbc without disturbing The plrssnt relations which
PERRY 4 BROTHER
s'Central stores' building
March o-Iotdf opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-03-21
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, ID. g.

TVNUlS large boarding and day school for young
IL ladies', long and favorabiy known conducted by
English Miss NJ
assisted by corps Of competent and experienced teachers every
department n earpinG.
Members ofCongrcss athcs whose Washing
Con place their daughters wards here
have graduates
Semrary representing nearly every State the Union
For particulars address NJ J. NARROWER,
frnciIa u the Georgetown Female seminary,
Sep IL entf Georgetown, II. G.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right Of pc-emption to amy
satisfaction of the register and receiver Of the proper
land Office and make payment therefor as practicable
after g Ms notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otric such claim will be forfeited
THONiAs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General iat1 Office.
Mar 14--lawI3w IInfcl&Star
The Washington union., 1858-03-21

TINHE PRACTICE IN COURTS OF JUSTICE IN
England and tho United states; by Conway Robnson
treating personal actions respect the who mny
form action the pending
'" per vol just published and for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR
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Miss Christie johnson,

Y
rA,1,Eg Eiocr1ty,
rs lesirous Of forming classes IN clocution u 'ne
rchocs Washington and viii give insncsIc" ;" rvae
ns thar city and IN tiscrgetown. !.
Miss give youths and professional snN
men foreigners who wish acquire EnsnhG
cont.
Miss tarrovcrs ornnry Miss Engishs) FcnAs T
mary Washington and Gay streets, Ge,rgeown.
uraM Richie, Richmond. VA
Pew. stephen p Hill, Washington, a. g..
Grafton Tyler, A. ~, Georgetown, o. e.
Fcr further apply Blanchard Mohun at tbtn na
enn-. and Eey cnl street
Nov C--u stt
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Tickets siS halves 81 quarters 50 r5ciehis 81 s7y.

Nt packages the
above splendid lotteries viii receive the prompt
accomt Of each drawing viii be Immediately all
who order from
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
Mar IL Wilmington, Delaware,
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LSOR SAi.E.--A rare chance to secure Very 6Dt
had, riding horse Hc !. beautiful black Gsh yeaJs vi
hunAs upwards high and c cannot he
styr md acn, and i perfect in all ah every gait 10 can
the livery stable M Mr. Levy rumphrcy r lev days ssy
Sd fl3ftat
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MINNIE RIFLES.-Two Thousand for sale, in
Once March div
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DRUFESSUK j. y. THURCHII.E, Artist. respect
fully thanks patrons pset encourage
mcnt, and soicits continuance the same.
Mndo MCrteys Gallery No AS Pennsylvania thre
doors east Of u
Dog 4--n
The Washington union., 1858-03-21

eT j. MIDDLETON. lee dcader, office asr5 depot
IL u sdd T~el scets. washiGus,
Az II -dl5f
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4 EIJTtIT ". NKTGA,l NTvtKNEY4 MD NUUNkELr
M pR-Ar-lAw, No. 10 Wai stree, Nero T~s esas
Nov 20--8mif
ID H. GITLEr, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He Ills ose Franklin Row, X and
thirteenth streets devote h attention rinGai
~ q in The United Staies supreme Court
+ n 1E--ttr .fefN4
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DROF MACLEOD'S boarding and day school =
JIG young lades, 800 street, hetwccu lith and i2ih.
10 3tnwT
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n. HkNki- JOHN L.
HENRY e. CAMPBELL,

LANr COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Sicux CVy, ldra,
fnts lapja With land warrants cash Time and loan
Il etcrn rscs pay taxes, and furnish abstract to titles
Sep 25 dksw1y
The Washington union., 1858-03-21

M ATCH Repairing and Engraving, ,--.W as~ l.rss
w chronorneteFs, and ocke tn~kccpers Of ever! .r
repaired by skifnl workmcn and warranted perform
Engraving OF every description done in the best sye '"o
cutting cf arms, crcss, muttoes AVID Initials stone d
-.- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and "'
NJ " GAIT RIO, ,
Jewellers, 32l fcnnsy !, ann M M. ,rs,u
Jan 00-0 Between 9Th and I"" "''
The Washington union., 1858-03-21

WTASHlNGTON ART TASSOClATlON.--Ibeo p
wv ond Annual Exhibition 81 tho Washington Art hsooa.
open at tho Gallery strcct between 18th aud IAN "
rcm 10, a. M, ~ 10, T. ,~
Admissions no bad NJ the W''
bockstorcs anil hotels and nj this door.
Dee 2S--tU
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-25
BIRDS NEST NURSERY,
BURLINGTON IOWA.

PILES Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Plums, Apricots,
IA Nectarians, Ounces, Grape-Vines, Chestnuts, Fill
berts Muberries Gooseberries, Currants kaspberres
Strawberries, Rhubarb &c.
Eyergreens Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, vines
and Climbers Roses P:eonies, Phioxes, Lilies and
Hardy Towering Plants In great variety, embracing
complete assortment Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs and plants of every description worthy OF
cultivation in the West Stock Of the best quality and
prices low as elsewhere.
Dwarf Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c.
GREES-HousE AND BEpDISG-oUT PLANTS,
Embracing a fine collection Of the most popular and
splendid Dahlies, Fuchsias, Heiiotypes Verbenas,
Chrysarthemums, Perpetual Eyerblooming Roses,
Gladiolas, Tigridas, &C., &c.
100000 Apple Trees for sale at low
rates by thc quantity.
This Is cnoce lot Of trees from 3 to years old,
healthy and tine.
plicsnts who enclose one stamp.
msYchlno1 3m NEALLEY BROTHERS BOOK.
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE!i

Patented May, 1S54-Improved in 1856.
TBVHE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill is a simple
II and portable machine formed the COTE mill
principle entirely of east iron for plantation
and designed for preparing food for seck which
1t does at the rate of ten to twenty bushels per hour
according TO the size of the MIL An improvement
has been effected in its model the present season,
which consists in adding another Cone and sett OF
crushers together with an improved Bridge Tree and
In substituting box platform In place fthe old legs
by means Of all Of which the speed is nearly doubled.
and (when required) the Mill adapted also grinding
shelled corn into hommony and fine meal for family
use. BY reversing the motion. in other words by
running IL backwards ten fifteen quarts of meal to
the bushe are obtained and the balance is superior
hommony or good food for feeding.
THE ADVANTAGE OF FEEDING CORN AND
COB NEAL Pro ZEN.
Henry Alspaugh, of Greenfield CO., Ohio says:-ssIn
1s4 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn
and purchased 100 head of cattle to fatten My broth
er wishing to divide our interests, offered fifteen
cents hundred pounds for his choice of the CATTLE
to the number Of seventy head. / accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
shock, and had mine ground together with the cob;
and fed In troughs nailed 70 trees around the yard
My brothers corn did not hold out long a.
mine, though had divided equally, and he fed sew
enty head to my one hundred and twenty. When his
was out let him have from mine; and when We
finished feeding, the cattle weighed and Sold Il
was found that my cattle had gained five pounds ON
profits thousand dollars than his 70
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team and no extry power required than what accom-
panies each mill. $500 r,sfr
For sale BY KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington,
Iowa. n82y
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

m ESPECTEULLY announces that he 100
~ will carry on the Tailoring Business In all i
~ Various branches. Having had several years M
expAlence in the business, he feels confident he IL
1ke every one "ht." His shop 10 on the ground
1oo1e No doors beiowthe Henry House.
QNl> done ON the shortest notice and unreasonable
pFI6m Aug 2e, n9e-ly
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Biact What.

And great variety Of articles usually kept in first
class Furniture Warehouse, which too numerous
mention.
25cts to IS co.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 rs to $3.50 co.
Mattresses ~ IS to $50 90.
Brass clocks, with iron frames from 90 so to
SIS CO. Rs,ts@
liberal discount made to country dealers, lpSO-tf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-25
Estray Notice.

UVAKEN up by Henry G. Jennings, living In Com
petine Township Wapello county, Iowa, on the
oath day of December 1851 red steer supposed to
be year old past Marked crop Of left ear and
crop and slit in the right little white on the beey,
short tail, and crippled in the shoulders.
n463m
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II. Il. GAY,

CITY CDAE DEPOT.
VUyHE SUBSCRIBER has 2Gc0 bushels Of Coal on hand
ID near the city, and will keep hand at ali times,
suppy Of the best quality, which he viii sell de-
liver the shortest notice. and at the lowest market
rates. loct. 1, 57-nS1 -Sm] WM HOGAN. =
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A beloved Daughter saved! by
the use of Two Bottles of Dr
Haks'S BalsaEn.

Camden, Hilisdae Co., Mich, March 2, 1855.
Messrs. o. r. BAKER Co.
Gents.-My daughter confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hav
ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. at once procured a bottle OF DIR VIM
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy to
state that with the of the first bottle she
much relieved be able to dress herself and by the
use of the second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
to Health.
would most heartily recommend all persons wo are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, any disease arising
from COLDS, to 1t at The above remedy does
not fail in any instance, to do all II is recommended
SAMUEL LEAMAN.
BOLLEs, SMITH CO., Preprietors, IA South Wa
ter street. Chicago, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed.
PkIcE-$1 90 per bottle six bottles for IS 90, for
sale by j. L. Taylor, VIM F. Elmendorf G. Lawrence,
Ottumwa, Collins Knight, Abba, J. Q. Dunlap Co.
Eddyve, W. Baker, lowaville, and druggists every
where. p47-y
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Estrav Notice.

1UyAKEN up by b. B. Phelps, living in Competine
Township, wapelo county, Iowa, on the 25th day
Of November, 1857 two Heifers, one, year old last
spring. brindie with white spots white star in fore
head some white the belley legs and tail And the
other years old last spring, fall, brinde, with
white spots white star In the forehead some white on
the beley and tail, smooth crop on each ear, right
horn broke down when taken up has since come off,
Posted before Wilson Sylvester, Esq, and appraised
by VIM. J. Williams and John Phelps at $1,000.
n46-3m DAVID CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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rnifure Furniture.
Fresh Arrival at III. C.. HARDY

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND L0oKING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jederson-st., between water Main, IA Mr. Postie-
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa.
NM X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens Of
1TA Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and socits continuance, feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction.
Owing TO hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly, that ii enables 10 sell
all goods in my line from 70 to 25 per cent lees than
any other house in the west all &C DDS YsTrsIted
US good rs represented or the money refunded by
stock consists OF the following goods in
- Ulu.y.s M
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Estray Notice.

VlAKEN up by Mahlon White. living in Competine
Of November 1857, steer five years old last spring,
red sides, line back white face, white belly and legs,
part of the tail white in the left ear half
crop in the right rather stag horns. Posted before
Wilson Sylvester Esq, and appraised by Hagy, aud
J. Parnell at $16,5U. DAVID CAMPBELL,
n463m Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

II Township, Wapello county, Iowa on the 22d day
OF December, 1857, two leys supposed to be one
year old next spring, bright bay Also two year
head white hairs the left hind foot Posted before
Wilson Sylvester Esq, and appraised by Charles M.
Lewis and Joseph Lamb to be worth $4,000.
n46-3m DAVID CAMPBELL Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

VNAKEN up by Thos G. Fuller living in Competine
IL Township, Wapelo county, Iowa, on the 23d day
OF December, 1851 one roam steer, years old last
Spring, with crop off the left ear, and slit in the
same and undebit in the right, and the left horn
broken off, Posted before Wilson Sylvester, Esq.,, and
appraised by Samuel G. Fuller and John Fuller to be
worth $780, DAVID CAMPBELL,
NAG 8m Deputy
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
HI. M. Simpson,
1853.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7, Massachusetts,
p M Dec. 1857 II
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09

OF Mr.. BRANscoMBE is reported as
having said at Clinton, in speech before
the people of that town, that his name
was put uponthe Independent Free State
ticket without his knowledge or consent.
He called it another Browns Cellar
Kitchen ticket" and he said it was a
disgrace and libel upon him, to put him
in such position. If the above report
is correct, we only ask Heaven to forgive
US for having voted for Mr.. BRANscoMBE
on the 4th inst, and we will promise him
most positively, that we will never Of.
fend in that direction again.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
Raainn

Tho Dutch have taken Holland" and
the Republicans have triumphed in this
representative district We have not
As returns complete, so shall defer a tab
aIa' statement of the vote for the present.
Ainough that party has triumphsd, and
aS elected one of the bGssst men in the
county to Office, yet we do not believe it
'aa sustain its organization over tho reg
Oia' Free State party, which must be i'm
asolasely organized for future elections.
,neume has not yet come when it win
USO desert the old flag, and the people
WI not do it. If they have been cheated
Tue late election, they will right them
e''e' ere another comes Of, and show
pA'1ana they are not to be trified with.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
young Ladies, Seminary,

hhINOAO 4 >
THE SECOND ACADEMICAL YEAR will
i commence on Wednesday, lst September.
This Institution offers advantages equal to
those of any Female College in the great W est.
DAUGHTERS of clergymen actively engaged as
missionaries or pastors, receive instruction in
the Literary Department free of charge.
Board. including washing, Sl2 per month.
Catalogues can be obtained on application to
the principal j. H. LUTHER, AN.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
LaHs Conpleiad.

The General Laws, passed at the last
session of the Territorial Legislature, are
now completed, and are ready for deliv-
cry by the Secretary of the Territory,
HUGH s. WALSH, Esq, to whom applica-
ton must be made, in all cases, for copie
to supply the public officers. Pamphlet
copies can be procured at the Herald Of
Freedom office, Lawrence, of G. W. BRowN,
or at the Democrat Office, Lecompton, of
s. W. DR1Gas, for So. Copies of the
General Laws, fully indexed and nicely
bound in law sheep, for sale at s. copy;
or General and Special Laws complete,
bound in one large volume, for Sc. The
edition is quite limited, hence those wish
ing to secure copies, should make imme-
diate application. No person will be fur
nished with a copy, under any pretence
whatever, on credit and all orders un-
accompanied with the cash will be disre-
garded, II.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
The Difference:

We mailed letter to Shawnee, in
Johnson county, on Thursday morning,
the 3oth of September. Although the
nails are running daily from Lawrence,
nd the letter should have reached its
estimation the afternoon of the same day
il was mailed, yet it had not reached
here on Monday morning last, four days
after its mailing. Where was the fault
A letter mailed at Manhattan on Tues
day morning last, with the election returns
Of the election in Riley county, came to
hand, after travelling seventy-five miles
TO reach US, the next mornining after it
was written. Here was real speed in
mail communication, and shows what
should be done all over the Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
Mark II.

Property is rising in St. Louis on the
strength of the Pixies Peak gold discov-
cry. If our business men, instead of
bbOring to crush out those who differ
from them on some trivial political ques-
ton, would turn their attention to attract
ing business to this point, property would
rise here. They have labored to "kill
the goose that laid the golden egg" and
have SO far succeeded as to determine it
to lay no more eggs for them until it gets a
fresh supply of corn.
Leavenworth and Kansas City are being
built up at the expense Of Lawrence, and
10 it will be while our business public
continue to pursue the same line of policy
they have for the last year and half
Mark that 1!
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
Coming Went.

The Pacific Railroad Company have
Just issued orders for the completion of
their road west to Gilroy by the first of
December. The grading is said to be
heavy on a portion of the route, and on
that account large force has been en-
PlOyed to hurry the work forward.
Gilroy is situated at the point where
the Warsaw and Boonville road crosses
the Pacific Railroad, and is now the start
lng point Of the California Overland Mail.
We are not advised of the distance this
viii be west of Jefferson City, but would
suppose it some sixty miles or moro.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
Jsl,binr omas L.,

d .
We neglected to state Last week, as We
intended, and should have done, that we
have let our Jobbing Office to our former
efficient foreman in that department, Mr.
WHrTCoxB, who has charge of it, and is
turning out work which defss competi-
ton west Of st. Lsuis. We have Just
added to our jobbing material large
quantity Of new type of the latest styles,
and Mr. WHITcoNB has received good
supply of excellent paper and material,
and is now prepared to execute orders for
any kind Of work, blanks, &C., at mod
crate prices, snd on the shortest notice.
Those having business in that depart
ment will call upon him in future for
their jobs. See his advertisement in it,
proper place.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
1bs 8stalS Of freedom.
LAWRENCE. x. T.
saturday Morning, Oct. 9. 1858.
Lrbsr,v of the Press.

nh, the liberty Of the press We understand
...lr the liberty Of discussing the propriety Of
'uis measures and political opinions, let rs
p. a, much Of it as you please; but n u means
a. ,Y5.,ty Of gSronsin0, cGlH"'1iGsin0 and defans-
~ :, IA. another l, for my part, own myself will
=, 10 part with my share Of it whenever our
,..;.l.tOrs :, shall please to alter the law; and
IN ebeerfully consent to exchange my liberty
!, ,bu.ing others for the privilege of not being
.sa,sd myself.-FranEzia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
vi,It Lsavsnvorth Nsr, Wsek.

The editor Of the Herald of Freedom
vii spend next week in Leavenworth,
rhsre he will be happy to see any of
bis old patrons, and would esteem tia fa-
,or to secure large number of new ones.
With the very large and increasing cir
clatiOn of our paper in the south
vest and western portions Of the Territory,
We are sure no paper furnishes SO good a
medium for Leavenworth business men
20 advertise in, as does the Herald of Free
dom. During our sojourn in Leaven-
worth, We shall be happy to make con-
racts with new advertisers, and in return
we can assure those persons who give us
their patronage that they will have no oc-
casion TO regret it.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
Judicial Notice.

THE TERRITORY OF KANsAs)
Third Judicial District, }
THE District Court of the Sd Judicial Dis
l. trict, in the Territory of Kansas, for the
trial of criminal and civil causes, under the
cordance with the requirements Of law, be held
ut the following times and places, viz:
In the county of Madison, at the county seat
on the second ed Monday of September next;
In the county Of Cotey at, burlington, the
temporary county seat, on the third (3d) Monday
of September next.
In Anderson county, at the county seat, on the
fourth 9TH Monday Of September next.
In the county Of Allen, at the county seat, on
the first ~ Tuesday of October next.
on the second ed Monday Of of October next,
In Linn county, at tho county seat, on the
fourth (4th) Monday of October next.
The business Of unorganized counties OF this
District, which are By legislative enactment,
attached to other organized counties for judicial
the provisions of law. in the counties to which
they are severally attached, at the proper times
and places above stated.
These Courts being, By appointment of the
laws Of this Territory, and exclusively for the
and Territorial urisdc ton, the expenses thereof
will be adjusted and paid as prescribed By these
laws.
The U. S. District Court for the third C3dl Ju.
dicial District, of the Territory Of Kansas, viii
be in session at Fort Scott, on the third Mondal
of October next, for the trial Of causes instituted
under the provisions OF the laws OF the Genera
Done at Fort Scott, Bourbon county, In tn,
Territory of Kansas, this twenty-eighth day o
'N''' - 80 J. WILLIAMS,
Judge Of the Sd Judicial District of the Terri
| tory of Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09

The Free State men of Doniphan
county, at their late nominating Conven-
ton, passed the following resolution,
quite unlike those passed in this county {:
RESOLVED, That the only issue before the
people of Doniphan county is freedom or
slavery, and that we recognize as good
Free State men all who are in favor of
making Kansas Free State.
In Doniphsn county. the party is la
boring to gain accessions to it. In Doug
las county, if the Convention of the 10th
uls was Free State Convention, as
some Of the members claim, they were de-
slrouS of driving out all the members
they could from the party.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, will
n practice in the several Courts Of Record
in Kansas, attend to cases in the Land Once,
and give particular attention to collections in
all parts Of the Territory.
Will, also. attend to the location Of Land
Warrants, investments in city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment Of
on-Residents'. taxes, and the purchase, sale and
renting Of village property, in all parts OF the
Territory.
REFEREsCEs:-Hon. F. P. Stanton, Kansas;
Hon. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence. KAN; Eldridge
Brothers, Lawrence, K. T., and Kansas City,
No.; VIM. +. Lockwood, Omaha, n, t.; Rey-
Plymouth. Wis; Gov. S. P. Chase, Columbus,
Ohio; Hon. P. Bliss, Elyria, o.; Solon Palmer,
Esq, Cincinnati, o.; ]. G. Grannis, Esq. Cleye-
land, O.; b. I. Baldwin, Esq, Detroit, &, Mich; A
Rochester, n. Y; DR.. A. B. Child. Boston. Mass.
FA.C. W. SAFRoRD is Notary Public for
Douglas county. Sept. IL. 50
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-09
AYnIunhIe Farm For Sale,

TWO miles east Of Lawrence. fronting on the
l. Kansas river, has about 100 acres fenced. Is
acres in cultivation, about Is acres timber,
double log house, out house, well and young
orchard Of peach and apple trees, cord wood,
nay, corn, potatoes and other vegetables; two
brood mares, one colt, wagon, plow, gears, &C.,
will be sold cheap for cash, Two years credit
given, with one-third the purchase money. Title
perfected, and possession can be had at any time.
Apply to the proprietor on the premises.
Oct, Q, 5S.-4ts j. Il. NOLAN. .