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"Fox MORGAN,

VERMONT has long been celebrated for its
noble Horses. OF these, the Morgan horse
is without an equal. In beauty style and endur-
anee he is pnrivalied. His fame has already
crossed the ocean, and Louis Napoleon's stables
have no greater attraction than the span of Nor
gans, for which his agent paid One Thousand
Dollars in Vermont.
have taken the trouble to bring one of these
horses from New England, and his services as a
stock getter will be at the service Of the people
Of Kansas during the ensuing season.
FOX MORGAN is already favorably known in
New England, having taken the second premium
at the New Hampshire State Fair in 1856 also,
the first premium IN the Souhesnn Agricultural
and Mechanical Society in 165S BE was sired
By Comet; z. sire, Billy Root g. g. sire, Sher-
man; <. g. sire. Justin Morgan.
He is sir years old, coal black; fourteen hands
and three inches in height. and weighs $50
pounds. He combines those requisites which
one seeks IN g horsc-6gure, style and activity,
together with great speed and endurance. He
has trotted mile over common road, with 3
buggy carrying two persons) In three minutes
and thirtytwo seconds. Good judges consider
this equivalent to a three Minute gait on the
course. am prepared 10 furnish satisfactory
evidence in reference to the pedigree and repu-
tatioD of this horse.
FOX MORGAN viii stand at Lawrence and
Leayenworth during the ensuing season, on al
ternate weeks, to be indicated hereafter.
HIN. SIMPSON.
Lawrence April /, 1858.
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Education at Emporia.

We are informed by gentleman from
Emporia that the people of that place are
thoroughly aroused on the subject of edu-
cution. At large meeting of ladies and
gentlemen held there on the Sd INST,
to consider their educational wants gen.
orally, and take the preliminary steps
towards erecting suitable buildings for an
Acadamy. in particular, C. V.SEsKRIDGE
vase hosenC Chairman, and DR.. Bancroft, Esq.
Secretary. Addresses were made by Rev.
G. c. Morse, L. D. Bailey, Esq, and Others.
A committee was then chosen to exercise
a kind of guardianship over the cause in
that place and vicinity.
We clip from the Nesos the following
resolutions, offered by Mr.. Eskridge,
which were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, By the friends of education in
mass meeting assembled
1st, That the peace, prosperity and
happiness of our country depend upon
the moral, intellectual and physical de-
velopment of the rising generation.
3D.. That, in view of this fact, it is the
duty of our lawmakers TO provide for the
most liberal and wholesome system of
FREE SCHOOLS at the earliest possible Pc
Rod. sssssss.se
Sd. That an undivided effort be made
by the people of Emporia and surround
ing country to crown with success the
educational enterprise recently COM
meneed in this place, under the super
intendenee of the Rev. 6. C. Morse and
lady.
4lh. That, having the greatest conf
dence in their integrity, energy and abit-
ity. we pledge to them our hearty coop
Grafton and support.
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Special lo1iees.

II The attention Of Farmers and GARDENERS
is directed to the advertisement of Nh. ID. B.
Durham. 1t should be bourn in mind, that in
purchasing at the Lawrence Seed Store, you Sc
cure not only fresh and siezia1Ee Seeds, but more
liberal prices than can be elsewhere afforded.
We observe there is scarcely an article in the
catalogue of Fruit Trees and ShruBbery, or of
Garden and Field Seeds. that cannot beobtained
at this establishment; and the efforts of Mr.. B.
to establish a legitimate business of this char
aeter. in Lawrence, should be appreciated and
encouraged by all. apr17-lt
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Both sides

1t being now evident that all the
|swindling designs to carry the big districts,
|by fraudulent returns must fail, other
means have been resorted to, to throw the
legislative power under the veto of the
Governor Certificates of election have
been given to the ro-slavery candidates
in Lynn County. This County was at
frst claimed by Pro- Slavery men. but on
full return, the Free State candidates
had it by about one hundred majority.
The strongest Free State precinct in that
County, was Mound City. Tie uote of
tsat precinct ras tsroson out. This left the
|Pro-Slavery party in a small majority.
he reason alleged ,cus tr!jfing irrequlari-
~ IN part of the proceedings of the bogus
judges OF Election. That the vote vas
L peEfsctly fair and legitimate one nobody
|Pretends to doubt.
The above is clipped from the New
York Tribune. John Calhoun is a villain
Of the blacklist dye, but with all his wick
Iedness he is not censurable in this partic-
=plaf instance mentioned. Ninety votes
bad been cast for the Free State capdi.
|ca'es at Mound City, when Capt. Mont
e'A'ery, Topekaite, who was opposed to
participating in the election on the 4th of
'anuafy, broke the ballot-boxes in pieces.
z'nd trsmpled the paper ballots in the
mud. Instead of Calhoun or the Governor
showing out those votes, it was Moatqora-
ry who did it. The triaing irregulari-
was of the character which would
fend the actor in it, to the penitentiary
prosecuted, as he should have been
ne vote was fair and legitimate" but
free State men were unable to count
Faem, because of the violence of this man
'i0nlgomery. Let the press bestow
'aei' eensure where it belongs. Calhoun
should meet felon's death, because of his
r'smpt to enslave the people Of Kansas
rec state men who attempt to proven,
'le people from exercising their choice
Without obstruction, are equally guilty
"''h hltn' and deserve the same punish
s'@ We will.not apologize for crime
Oe'aase committed by Free State men
i IS equally hateful committed by one
lAi's as the other; neither will we cover
over the wickedness of our own friends,
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Gard.

Il CafOs
HAVING been tarying for some time at Yer
Il sailles. and made the acquaintance of the
members of the Town Company, and Of h. Z.
THRooP, the gentlemanly agent of the same;
and of Mr.. BAXTER, the occupant of the hotel,
take pleasure in recommending them to the ia
vorable consideration of my friends. and the
travelling public in particular. Persons desir-
Gus of locating in that region may rely upon the
services of MIR. Ihroop in aiding them to select
good claim, and will take pleasure in showing
them the advantages of that location over any
other place in the vicinity as a town site. The
hotel is kept by an eastern gentleman well quail
fled for the place, and is all that the traveller
can desire. Those who have been accustomed
to stopping at other places while travelling, on
the Santa Fe road, should pass on mile further
west to Versailles, where they viii be sure of
good accommodations. JOHN ONElI.
Versailles, April, 1858. eprl7-I*
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Picfures.P Pictures.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
Il to the people Of Lawrence and vicinity, that
be has opened suit of Rooms in Robinson's
Building at No. Massachusetts, ST., where he
would be glad to see all his old friends and Gus
toners. All the modern improvements in pic
ture taking is praetieed to perfection. The Am,
brotype, Msllaiheotype, Ambrograph &c. are all
on exhibition at Boles' CRYSTAL Skylight Picture
Rooms free of charge. Excellent Pictures of the
new style taken for 1,50. Views. Family groups
&c. taken on shoyt notice. Hctrusts By close at
tention TO business and taking good pictures to
merit continuance of the fayors 70 generously
bestowed By his old friends and customers and Sc
cure a share of Public Patronage. lnstrpetiOn-in
any and ali of the new arts given on Scientific
Principles. dec. 5 If j. B0LES.
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MAP OF KANSAS.
NEW AND REVISED EDITION.
Price. sI.OO

FFIcee SIsUU.
We have in press, and viii publish in few
days, new and revised edition of our popular
sectional map of Kansas. These revisions have
been compiled from the field notes in the Sur
yeyor-G Generals Office and other relisblesources
The map shows every section as surveyed up
to the present time, and is in every respect the
most complete and reliable
Map of the Territory. Published.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at number g
Main street, st. Louis. by
JOHN HALSALL 4 co.
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NEW STORE! NEW cooDs!!
nATTNN T. n,nNFIM

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in
w CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS
and CAPS,
Furnishing Goods, ETC., Etc.
Mr.. Dalton having had ten years practical ex-
perienee in the Wholesale Clothing Business in
the City of Boston, most respectfully assures the
people of Lawrence and Kansas Territory, that
he is prepared to job and retail Goods at st.
Louis Prices.
READ. PONDER AND REFLECTi
We have the largest stock of Clothing West
Of St. Louis.
Wehave the only complete assortment of La
dies and GeGtlemen's Boots and Shoes in the
Territory.
We have the first and only stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods in Kansas.
We have the largest, the best selected. and the
most desirable stock Of Hats and Caps ever
brought into Kansas.
CONE ONEi CONE ALL!
Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts, street, Laws
renee, Kansas.
N.B.-It gives US much pleasure to announce
that we have secured, as Salesman, Mr.. +. w.
Cram, recently from Boston.
Lawrence. March q, 1858.
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" We respectfully ask attention of
, reader to the advertisement Of Messrs.
AA q PHELPS, which win be found
W Advertising columns. Their mill
,s Oh the best in the Territory, and the
ss10a Is very desirable. Fur terms
= PARTICULARS call atthis Office, or on the
l'Opnetors At Emporia
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Lesouptoa swindlers in wsshingion-Eov They
Look

Wherever you go in Washington you
are sure to meet q number of hang-dog
looking fellows, who would be quickly
spotted by the police of any other city
and shown mp as suspicious personages.-
You meet these mea singly and in squads
on Pennsylvania Avenue. IN the hotels,
and in the galleries OF the FL ouse and
Senate. Their faces are of the regular
State prison cut. You wonder that such
queer looking fellows should dare TO show
themselves in the resorts of respec-
table citizens. These fellows are the
camp followers of Calhoun and GaTksen.
the representatives of the .1aw and ORDER
party In Kansas. They look ike . dele
CATION of escaped conyicts from Botany
Bay or Van Disnan's Land, or some other
penal coleny.-Ger. Chicago Times
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" We really feel like sympsthizing
a :. boss, of the T'i5sae, over the loss
printing the Kansas Statutes; but we
sane that he will live through it, since
!. lesltlmately the State printer under
icfeEa Constitution. Ross, don't take
. We are afraid it viii break your
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Eawrcaee Basaness Directery.

MINER 4 FULLER. PHYSICIANS and Surgeons
Lawrence, Kansas. Particular attention giysa
e SureerT and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN BsW90Qs Land Agent and Money Ere
ker. Lawrence, Kansas,
G. STORES, JE, Land Agent and Surveyor.
b. SHAEK1IN, Wholesale and Retail BOotsna
Shoe Dealer.
+. COEANT. Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.
r /. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeEeaer.
L. KELLOGG. Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, z. L. whitney.
WAVERLEY HOUSE. L. Hnyt-
E. S. L0WMAN, ATTORNEY ct Law.
JOHN M.C0E, Counselor, and Attorney at Law.
G. w. BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO FORD, Dealer IN Dry Goods. Groceries, &c.
RlDEEoUR & BRO. Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE, Morrpw & Eidridee.
CENTRAL HOUSE, B. johnson.
). NO0D 4 CO.. Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
s, \. WOOD. Notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. sTEAIRNS; Grocer and Provision Dealer
D. b. BURGHAA, Dealer in Seeds and AgricuI-
tural Implements.
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WThe Leayenwor.h Convention. hay-
- decided that negroes are better than
''''se H0Asa, many of the latter are seri-
I a''y thinking of Withdrawing from the
sail0fy. The wives of the members of
4A' convention would be justified in such
movement. but other females should
.0Of on and hope for an Improvements for
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na Evil to him who evil thinks.',
It Is not the pare who are the first to
suspect impsfity. We ask no stronger
indication of deprayity than the habitusI
imputation Of bad motives 10 othen.
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Collins.

ID J. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
L IL inform the citizens of Lawrence and si-
cinity, that be has opened , store On Massschu-
sets street. opposite the City Baker,, gEsrs 10
Is prepared to furnish Furniture and Coins TO
order on short notice.
Lawrence. Get. 81. 1851. Ina
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3. y. wood

I AND AGENT. WIN bay and seIl Lard
IL Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, aad do 9 GeDe-al Land
Agsncy business. guaranteeing from 80 70 ios per
cent on investments.
s. s. Wo0D. LAWYER and Commissioner Of
Deeds for Ohio z1y1
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EASTERN BAKERY.

rVHIS Establishment, opened IN August last.
l. situated on Massachusetts, street, IN Law
renee. keeps constantly ON hand Bread. Pies,
Cakes, Crackers, q general variety of Fruits,
Confeetionaries, Cordals, w ines, Cider, Raisins,
Figs, Dates, Prunes, Oysters. Saraines. Pine D.
pies, Pickles, Nuts. with general Stock of Gro-
eeries, such as Tea, Coffee. Spices, Ginger, SUI
gar, Molasses, Tobacco, Cigars Of sIl grades. q
quantity of Toys, Matches; Butter, Lard, Eggs,
Flour, Corn meal, Apples, Potatoes, Cheese: in
short everything person wants 70 eat.
Wedding. Pleasure and Social parties sup
piled with Hything they mag call for, for the
table. and satisfaction guaranteed
PRODUCE, Of all kinds, particularly Butter.
prize will be paid in Cash on deliver.
Persons wishing 70 buS articles in onr line are
invited TO visit US /; and those having Produce 70
sell should look in at our establishment before
completing 3 sale. lotion 4 GREEN.
LAEREScE, Jan. is. Ie5S. 22if
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mARRIEn.

Married in johnson County, K. r.. April 6.
1858. By Rev. G.. Seymour. Mr.. JOIN ToNTz to
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
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81 \. weed

JUSTICE OF THE PEAEE FOR hZC0HP-
q ton Township. daily qsaEiGed. Law day Id
Monday n each month. 0aies, et Ey rezideaee
one mile sezth-Eest Of LaEEenee, In IeceIaptoE
Township. P. o. Address. I1EFencs, Atusss.
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). II. cLAYPooLx. r. ). EEwBI
Claypooie & Newby.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B0CKSEL-
w iers and Stationers, and dealers in Wall
Paper. Sheet Music. Periodicals, DC, LeaFen-
and Classical works, standard and light Efera-
ture late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers. Magazines and Reviews received
in advance Ct the mail-back numbers supplied.
Order solicited from country merchants. com
mittees on libraries, teachers and purchasers
generally.
Leaceascoss1, My 20, fs5z-tf.
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ANY number Of copies of the Her
n Of Freedom containing the Leayen-
~o,th Constitution, put up in wrappers
3, mailing, may be had by making imme-
late application at the counting room.
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HclD Aebeftisefqe
Temperance Lecture.

VFHE third of the Course will be delivered at
i the Congregational Church, in this city, BY
the Rev. Mr. Mute, ON Tuesday evening, April
Goth, at half past z o'clock. A general atten-
dance is requested.
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W " e are indebted to the Chindo.cea
c. y advance copy of the Leaveawossh
.s'eaon, which viii be found in our
sue to day.
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W. 70 4 son of Rev. VIZ. BAHsErr, of
=. Anaott, was drowned on the 4,h
Pr "a'le going on board the Mamie
''' Whieh was lying al that port.
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Ohio state and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
L land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practice. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
tFeb Is ;56-1y) NJ. a. KING. SsereaTy.
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RaiIraad meefinr.

meeting of the Corporators of the Jefferson
City and Neosho Valley Railroad Company will
be held at Hyatt. Anderson Co., ON the 18th
Wednesday The s6th) in May. 1855. full at
tendance is requested. a. WATTLES,
p PLUMB, Ssc'H. april Chairman
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~ he recent charter election in St.
resulted in the election of the
s Free State ticket by majorities
/. >slns from 500 to 100. Mr.. FnLEr
Is elected Mayor. .'h.
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w. g. sufIifs.

MERCHANT TAILOR. and Dealer in Cloths.
WI Clothing, Has, Caps, and Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. ST., 4 doorsnorth4 Of Blood's store.
Aug. g, 1s57.-tf
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Tbbetts & Co,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants,
~ Once No. 3. on the Ilevee, z o. building.
Delaware. Kansas. For eonvenienes and ease
on the Missouri. being Eve miles nearer 70 Law
renee and other points IN the Kansas NalieE,
with good roads leading to all interior towns
Having ample Warehouse for storage of merchan-
die We solicit eonsignments to our address.
Mar % s. fy
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Mechanics, Tool,

A FULL. ASSORTMENT of .Coopers' Tools.
n Blacksmiths' Bellows,
Timers Tools and Stock;
rabinent Makers Tools and material,
Just arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sept. 26-tf HICKS b BARKER.
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A. C. W. STAFFORD S. n. WOOD.
Stafford & Wood,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Lawrence, Kansas,
n viii practice In tn several courts of record
in Kansas and attend to cases in the Land Once.
Special attention given TO contested claims in
emotion papers. Collections made in anypart of
the West.
REFEREScEs.-Goy. s. p. Chase. Columbus,
Ohio; Hon. Philemon Bliss n. c., Elyria Ohio /;
ward Sutton Smith. Boston, Mass; Gov. G.
Robinson, Lawrence, 4. T.; J. 5. Trilnble,
Banker, lit. Gilead, Ohio; r. House & Co., Mt.
Gilead, Ohio: Simmons& Leadbeater; st. Louis,
s. j. Kirkwood, Iowa City, Iowa; Piner Ber-
ry. Bankers. Newport, Ky. Feb 10. 80
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= ~ We call the attention of car read.
- TIE card of Messrs. SLATER &
= S IN cur advertising columns of
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Capitalists, Attention.

THE subscriber knows Of first rate chance to
i loan quite sum Of money on the best Sl
security, and at heavy rate Of interest, Apply
soon to JUN d MOuD.
LaNreuee, NoE. Il. 1857. e
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Who wants to Exchanged


FFHE Subscriber being DESTROYS of moving
i South, wishes to exchange property IN Wis
consin for land or well located town property in
Kansas, Missouri. or Arkansas.
His property consists of new Steam Saw
Mill eonv eniently located to pine and hardwood
timber on the one side, and fine prairie coun-
try for a market on theother. Agood Dwelling,
Storehouse, Barn &C., all in Muscoda. ifage
of about seven hundred inhabitants, located on
the bank of the Wisconsin river, and on the Mil
waukee Mississippi Rail Road, and one of the
most beautifully located and healthy towns in the
State.
This property would suit any person wish
ing to 90 into the LAUNDERING or Aercantile
business and would be traded separate if desired.
In addition to the above property l haye stock
Of Goods, a Ferry run By horse power. and some
timber land.
a stock of Goods would suit me in exchange
for the above property.
Further particulars may be obtained of David
Mantove or his sons near Fort Scott, Kansas, or
By letter to the subscriber at Muscoda, WIS;
ALFRED PALMER.
Muscoda, Wis, Feb. 20. '5e. I2w
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EMP0REA Town COMPANY
Neffce af Drawing.

THERE viii be Drawing Of ali the shares
L issued BY the Emporia Town Company, IN
the City of Emporia, on Monday, the 10th dag of
May next. Shareholders are requested to be
present, either in person or By proxy.
By order OF the Company.
G.. ". BROWN, President.
r. G. ". DEITZLER. Seoretarv. MARI
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~ Business is quite brisk IN town.
s,,,s again have clear skies and warm
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Churns.

TNGLE BARKER has thermometer Chnrns
which will make Butter worth 10 cts. per
pound. Nov. "a, 81. e
OK Xokes!
NGLE BARKER has large quantity Of very
l. superior Ok Yokes. Ok Chains and HarrgEs
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Girl Wanted,

A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWoRK WANTED
IA to whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire Is THIS OFFICE
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Liber,y of the Press.

81. the liberty of the press ne understand
TT tbs liberty of discussing the propriets Of
per- ~. n,sasures and political Opinions, let rs
pau much Of il asyou please but II - Meazs
ns' =, osroatin0. caiunsatdffaf and defds-
~ .aoasr, ], for my part, own myself Eill-
=; :. 20 part with my share Of it whenever our
ils 800 = shall please to alter the law and
y = .bserfuIIy consent 10 exchange ms liberty
go .,.i,r others for the privilege Of not being
' :, Inyself.-fFani3fs.
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Pfices Current.

80 LAE KgscE. April Il, IsssS.
FLoUR-SEperfine 4359; Extra, St.ee p han.
WHEAT-ST,sa ? knSket.
GOzN-S0e
Coax NRAL-Si.G0 p bushei
WHIrE BEASs--s3,eoS bushel.
PoTxFoxs-4sc
! ApPI gs-SI 5e@a 90 9
CRACKERs-I5e. p r..
Fresh BHFTEH25c. B..
CHEEsF-aaSa55e
EKIPR s1rfss-Iake
BSoSa sUeAE-ifg1ss.
R MalrE ,su. Luz
TEAs-Soc. gIe6
GoRFEEeelsdix9soe. S
Rs scavN5aSi..
Cong,v11,P m. 80
SaaS,v---.r. "Seasatg a
~ - ~ - 49, = I 600
HlN1sE. PoprNos.
60 =, "a 30 o.. q.
go - -. :.
! = :. s- = -.-Saer;,ne - s..
q.xtaw-i5ISa a
49, 1L.g ~
GGs $3.50 80 4 - :.
TSoIlos -,D. ALItNo-~oc-
KNn s1,.Es5SSs'
= p 49, sl.1,oss &c
80 r. - !. > 5o=,,,a,<-
S s1s u D5 d. ssszsc'
3 N Ie1 olssuaSs;
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"A LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing note, drawn in favor OF Russell
Cole, and dated May q, 1881, as said note has
raarS7 ]. II. SIMMONS. s
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OpnOAStcEy
WIN. A. SHROYER takes this method CT in
w forming his friends and the PUBLIC general
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop street, Law
renee Immediately west Of the Morrow House
where ne would be happy to see all persons IN
quest of any thing in his line. COMFORTS, lat
EASES, BoLSTERS, PILLOWS, SHEETS, &C., on
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb "a So
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Pens, Pens, Pens.
a FINE ASSORTMENT of steel pens reeeiv-
"A ed and wall be sold low to close out the lot,
at WlLMARTH'S.
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Corn Shelters! Com sheIlsrsi
n great variety, at the Mammoth Hardware
and Stove Store of INGLE BARKER.
Dec. Is. 81,
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Mound City, Linn Co., Kansas.
TEN Shares, eight lots each, for gale in the
4 above beautiful and 6ourishing Town. For
terms &c. address w, r. BARNES, Pres, Su-
gar Mound. Linn Co.. K. 7. Feb. 2o-3mt
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gFH0AAS ROBINSON, respsctfuily announ-
rounding coaHtry, that he has re-epened the shop
formerly occupied b. Eldridge Co.. where he
intends earning On the above business IN ali It's
branches. With neatness and promptaess ead
hopes. with integrity in deaiing and attention to
business, to command liberal share of patren-
age.
eft notice
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HamPDEE

rs located In latitude, 3e0 Is; longitude. ieS
80, and nearly IN the center Of Coffey county.
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leayen-
worth meet at this place. Come aud see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
Association. j. A. ID. CLARK, See'y.
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