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ED. EADD. s. B. PRKETIi

DEAL ESTATEBR0KERS and General Land
Ii Agents. E. ID. LADD. Notary Public, and
Register of Deeds,&e Messrs. l.. and 2. will at
tend to any business connected with the above
Agency-buy and sell on their own account; or
on commission, town lots, interests in Lawrence,
and other towns in Kansas. and farm claims.
Mr. L. will take acknowledgements and proofs of
Deeds and other instruments in writing, make
out coayeyances and other papers.
Having the Office of Register of Deeds lapproy-
cd by Statute,l and Notary Public, also having
been residents Of Lawrence and its vicinity from
the time of its settlement. they possess superior
advantagesfo the transaction Of business. Office
No. IS, Mass. street Lawrence. Kansas.
March IA 1857
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5. n. EOoa


A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, Lawrence K.
n viii practice in th several courts Of rsas.
in Kansas and attend to cases in the Land tSs;sss
the Land Office and the preparation ON, AZ 81 n
emption papers. Collections made In am n.yt !,
the West. VI
REFEREScEs.--Gov. 8. P. Chase. Colunh,,
hon. w. F. Lockwood, omaha, n. r: i, 1ss' "a
ward Satton Smith. Boston, Mass; Gov = =
Robinson, Lawrence, X. T.; ]. s. Tr;nh.'
Banker. Mt. Gilead. Ohio; X. house q O. H.
Gilead. Ohio: Simmons& Leadbeater, 81. IrS;.
). J: kirkwoed. Iowa City, Iowa; PineT 4 R-. Re-.
~. Bankers. Newport, KY. Feb Is. .@
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James Christian,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
promptly to all business entrusted to his care. in
the various Courts in the Territory. Ha ring an
experience of some yearsas aiawyer in tb South
and West, and being familiar with thet re-emp-
tion laws, he hatters himself that he can give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage in obtaining prescriptions to
lands, collection of debts, and in getting redress
fuE hloodY noses.
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g. u. Caenenfs.

A TT0RNEY AT LAw, viii sttsad team busi-
"A Hess entrusted % his care; also. VIA attend
to the purchase and ale Of land and land claims,
the location Of land Warrcats. Sc.
Tecumseh, ShaBnee Co.. X. T., NoT. =, 'S.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given mat the westopolfs
1V Town Company have selected - acres ofthe
lands sf the United States. situated between the
Saline and Snekyhiil Forks Of the Kansas Riy-
site Vita bsaasaries 61s. Subdivisions IS Fur-
Fe5ed, plated. ard Sled IN the proper Lard Of
Zee b z q. THuzsFOs. D. 3 STRAIT, Sc.
EefssRa5ir. kazps, SAE, =, -
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nenfiatrx.

nR. L. KELLOGG. Danoassyufor ef Operates
IL Desfisfry Of 10 yesrs' constant add success
full practice, having settled permanently In Law
Eszcs. may be found st his eeiee ever Duuesns
stHe- Wkere be viii keen eanstaatly oa hand .
laEgs supply Of Gold Plate and Fell. and the
most approved styles Ct Teeth. Esozn which pat-
rczls can select te salt their ean szass. IL Al
speEafie1s EResRssd- 81
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henry J. ADAMS. A. C. SWIFT. +. g. ADAMS.
Adams, Swift & Co,

Land Warrants bought and sold; Money re-
ceiyed on Deposit; Real Estate bought and sold
on Commission; Lands located BY Warrants or
Money in all parts of the Territory. apls-tf
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Js r. Geedsn.

TTORxEY ATLAw AND REAL ESTATE
n AGENT, viii eSecrfs Deeds. FortesTes. Ee.
kHy and sell land and tO4n lsts, invest moneys in
Kansas property. for Others sitk care and pFsmpt-
Ia Lsrreass. Kan.zs. sov.s.1ass. s-,s.
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Law Office.

TOHN II. COE, ATTORNEY AT LAW will
y practice in all the District Courts and in the
Supreme Court of the Territory. he has had o
long experience in pre-emption praetiee in an
other State. and will give special attention 4
ell eases in the Land Offices.
Refsrences.-Any lawyer of standing In Wis
eonsin. TIE Professors Of the Yale Cole se Las
School.
TN. B.-Mr. C. is EoTAKY PUBLIC.
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A TTOREEY, Leeompten. Z. 7. VIII 7rae-
n tiee In the District Coarts, and attend to
contested eisims IN the Land 0fics. Once oppo-
site Amerleaa Hstss. 1yz1
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General intelligence Once, EN-
Y

ROtlog A- IL
HAVING located at the above named place
IL ala prepared TO transact all kinds Of busi-
ness pertaining to the interests Of emig1nts, and
others who wish TO locate lands in the Neoshs
Valley. Having been resident of Kansas f0i
mere than two years, and Travelled IN all parts oi
the Ierntorys and having travelled for three yearf
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, am
prepared TO give such information Of the couBtrl
as mas be desired. .snd toattend 70 aay otherbuE-
incss which may be entrusted to my charge. Hy
knoHiege Of the country snd its interests enables
me to promise safe and profitable Investments 70
those who may ecaEde fhci. business to me.
Ali communications addressed to the under
signed viii receive prompt attention.
n. 3. STORRS.
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Cincinnati and Kansas Land COns-
DaHYs

THE O-PARTNERSHIPHE HERETOFORE ex-
l. isting under the name and style of the Gin
einnati and Kansas Land Company is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and all the proper
ty of said Company transferred to three Trus-
tees, Andrew j. Mead John l.. Waiter and Jo-
seph j. Davis, who alone are authorized to sell
and convey the property of the Company in the
City of Manhattan, Kansas Territory, to make
titles in fulfllment of contracts heretofore mad,
By the Company, and to do all other acts thal
may be necessary and proper in the management
and final settlement of its affairs.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1857.
JOSEPH j. DAVIS, Pres't.
III. HoLLIHGsHBAD, Sec'y. Sept5
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Land agency and Land office.

EDWARD HIGHLAND, ATTORNEY AMI
II Counsellor at Law and United States Com
missioner, Tecumseh, X. T.
Presumption business and contested claims at
tended to. Money to loan to pre-emptors; Lano
Warrants located, Claims and Town Shares and
Lots in all parts Of the Territory, bought aHd
sold. Investments made for capitalists, and q
per cent. satisfactorily guaranteed.
REFERENcEL:-His Exc'y John w. Geary, Le-
compton. X T.. Hon. John Mexican, U. 5. Dis
triet Attorney, n. Y. City; Hon. w. A. NJ.
Vaughan, and Thomas n. Stinson, ESQ.,, Tecum-
seh K sn2tf
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Rsaanfnl.

BYRON P. AYERS, Sec.
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ahawnea Hnnss

RY WILLIAM HOLMES. OF ShaEnes, John
II son County. This house is large and commo-
dieus. well situated. and furnished IN good style.
Travellers are invited 20 call and make il their
home while passing through the Place. or stop
ping ii the vicinity. Feb 6 Iyrs
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@. D. ELLIS. J. s. CAvESDKR. JAS. SMITH.
Ellis. Cayender Co..

MO. 4s MAIN STREET, CORNER OF PINE
~ ST., st. Louis, No., are now receiving theil
spring stock which is of superior quality anc
style. Comprising g choice assortment of Men's
fine French Calf and Kip Boots. fancy Shoes an6
Brogans Also Womens', Misses and Childrens
Shoes of every style and price.
They have on hand q large assortment Of La
dies Philadelphia Shoes. All of which they will
sell to prompt men or for cash ct small advance
ever Eastern prices.
An examination Of our stock Is solicited.
March Is, 1857 6m
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Blacksmiih.

THOMAS ROBINSON respectfully announ-
i ces to the citizens of Lawrence and the sur
rounding country, that he has re opened the shop
formerly occupied by Eldridge & Co.. where he
intend- carrying on the above business IN all its
branches. with neatness and promptness. and
business, to command liberal share Of patron
age.
n. B.-Country orders executed at the short
est notice.
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Water PsC0f B00fss
yITHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARIICLEVf Vf
w Winter Boots. .eaIf 1t SHAEKLlhS
Cheap Boot snd Shoe Store.
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Boots & shoes! Hats & Caps.
r W. BOYER i CO., WHOLESALE & RE-
~ tail dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
Second story Jarboe's new storehouse, LsTee.
EeBsas CITY Mo fDet
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Masonic.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Iaxrenes
i Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
{ each month, in Masonic Hall. overt the Express
fice. JAS. CHRISTIAN, W. N.
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For Ire Herald Of EraaIo.n.
Letter from Illincss.

STABFIELD, ILLINOIS, June 8, 1858.
Ed. HERALD OF FREEDoM-DEAR SIR :;
The question is often asked here, "wha'
will the people of Kansas do about accept
ing the English SwindIe ?' As absurd
as it may seem perhaps to you. there are
some of our Republican friends who think
hat you Free State" men viii, many OF
you, be in favor ofit. Now | have
never harb0red such an idea, and ] know
that if you should accept that bribs and
,eII yourselves thereby iuto slavery, thai
YOU would look in vain to the freenaen OF
the North for any more sympathy for
bleeding Kansas" Itseems Gus here,
that the English Bill'' is several degrees
more infamous than the original Lscomp-
ton fraud and / can see no good reason
why any of the Douglas Democrats. who
voted against the original bill, could JUS
rify themselves in voting for the Englisb
amendment, and l think the only reason
why they did vote for it, was that they
had been sought Nth a price, and only
wanted a prets1t for changing sides. For
Gods and mans sake do not sell your
selves, but go to the polls and hurl the
f" infamous proposition" to eternal obliv-
ion, with the names of the craven spirits
who would force the disgrace upon the
people of K .nsas, forever.
The threat that if you do not accept the
"bribe'' that you shall stay out of the
Union for an indefinite period, is all moon
shine, and / think your people will see
through it. Let them reject it, call an
other convention, frame another Consti-
rution or adopt one you have already
framed, and present it next winter, and see
if they dare reject it. They will remem
Der that there is an important election to
take place. and that the. Democratic par
ty will be speedily "judged according to
their works" and should they even refuse
you admission, the next Congress will be
Republican, when your admission as a
Free State'' will be certain, and should
think it were better for you to remain as
you are, or outside of the Union forever,
than to come in under the English Lee
compton rascality." If the two frag-
ments of ''the party" adhere to the pres
ent position of running each ticket as
they now propose to do, and their pre-
tended hatred of each other does not
abate, so thai they unite their forces, our
victory in all the Free States will be easy,
and perhaps Missouri NAV arrange her.
self .chony on the side of Freedom. We
are looking with some little anxiety to
see what course Douglas will pursue in
eanvassing this State. Yet l am sure
that middle or conservative course will
not sustain HIM. Please send me a copy
of your paper, sHl III can raise the "need-
full " I will bs subscriber. Truly Yours,
+ THOMAS J. MOORE.
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m0rEKA ACAnEmY.

TTHE second term of this Institution viii
4 commence on the eeth Of March, ls5s, under
the superintendent of Mrs. HULDAH A.
GOODWIN, assisted By Miss MoLLfK A. Me-
GRATH. A regular conrse If instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued in refer
eDee to q thorough classification in the different
branches.
JoHs o. WArTLEs. Esq, win eeatinue bis
weekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental Sci
ence. Miss SARAH q. WATTLRs viii assist b
teaching classes in German. and also by giving
lessons on the Guitar.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primafy Branches, s. 90
Middle Cfass, SEQ
Higher English Branches. 90
French, italian, Spanish and Ger
man Languages. extra. each, GO
Drawing, Painting in water colors, 90
Ornamental needle work free Of charge.
Boarding can be had IN the town and nd Vicinity
on reasonable terms. ANDREW STARK,
Moneka. Linn Co., K. It, Sec. Es. Com.
March 20, lass. apr3f
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DHYSIclAE AND SURGEON. saee In fhe
Pos. 6lies Building, Lasrence, 4. r., wID
sttsns 70 ali professional esllss at any hear tn
The daF or night
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Creseo precinct, at Cresco. Judges. Kauf-
man, Z C haskins, VIM II Hamilton.
.AddiDgt0n precinct, at the house of b l. Adj
dington Judges, j ohm Ii Best, BenOni p Brown,
b l. Addington.
hyatt precinct, at Hyatt. Judges, Isaac Pilch-
er, 4 NJ Arthur, Brainard ID Benedict.
Shannon precinct, at Shannon. Judges, John
barker, James u Campbell, DIR, Bowen.
Walker township. at the house Of ID b Jack
man. Judges, VIM MeDoW, w Cotton, ID b
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CHARLEs n. BEtaNsCOMBE,
The Teethf The TeefhsI

nR. s. A. MARSHALL. DENTIST. WOULD
respectfully inform the eitizenz Of Kansas
TERRITORY. that he has permanently located in the
city Of Leayenworfh.
All operations in his line performed in ths
latest. neatest. and most approved manner. With
an experiences Of sixteen years in city practice,
and close observation Of aH the latest zEprove-
meEts 10 the profession. be feels prepared 70
pledge himself % give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may consult hIn.
.IFF Teeth examined. and advice given. free Of
ctaFge
0eies on Delaware stress. opposite Mecraek-
Lsasenvcr.h cIir. Jaa. ;. IsS.
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4. q. bowman.
z. MoArthur

A TToRyEY AND cOUasELLOR AFLAw.
"A over Woodward ! Finley drug stors. Law
renee, K. 7. js9s-lys
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Ceffins.


THREE LOTS in LaureDce, suiisble for ELI.
L ing or MACHINERY purposes, with s2oas ~
On The came for saie cheap b Y. W. bkohS.
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Sash doors of all the above sizes.
Sly Lights.
3feet inches. by 2 feet inches,
e"
Sise Of Glass in Fiadoscs-7srelCe Lights eacl
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n. z. Conway.
ENERAL AGENT Of TIE E-E. Emisr,sn'

IUOOD ENGRAyER, \. Z. Corner of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets. ID story, CiDeiHnss
9hio.
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To Let

A SPLENDID DAGUERREAN. GALLERI,
II in CoilamOre Buildings. at the Corner q
massachusetts, and Henry Streets. EnqgIre d
GEO. w. COLLAAOkE,
V. 81 Massachusetts, Street bee. ; q
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Geo W. Collamofe.

A TToRNY & COUxsELLORA At Law sDs
n General Land Agent, No, Al Massaeh1set"
.tSeet, LaWrence. Kansas TsfGftoFy. DeeSu
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Turner & Sidway,

Claims For Sale.
7 HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS ON
hand for sale in which there are great bargains,
as the owners are going to leave the Territory in
Enquire of JAMES c TRISTAN, Atty at law.
Oet.24, If
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TfUREEY At Law snd e0lanissiener e, =
n DEEDS for Iowa end Seg YORK. Psrtles.-5s
Attention ff-en to procuring snd Ioeafl1s -
warrants. Ere-enpting claims. hs- oAss -
0sa~stOmie. Kansas.
Nov - les5-
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{IyHOLESALE GROCER, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also. general
steamboat Agent end Collector. New ire-pr roo
ouildins, No. 100, Leyee, LeayenHVrth CIiJ'
A FEB
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William 3 Parsons,

TTORNEY AT Law. VIII practice in 81
n the Courts Of the Territory-stteRd TO coz
ested cases in the Land Office. all matters pei
aiming TO Real Estate, ConveyanciDg, Exees.
ion OF titles, &c. ufiee in the C0mmeren
iuildigg-Lawrenee. Kansas. Des-S
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Z AND AGENT. Wm buy sDd sell Lsea
II Warrants, invest MONEY for neg re.ldeski
locate Land Warrants, and do General Ls1s
Agency business, guaranteeing from % 70 i0 P1
cent on investments.
8. n. Wo0D, Lawyer and Commissions -
Deeds fnv 0h;n AISs
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p. s.Pest a. Co.,
A. q. Miller,

BANKERS 4 REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
- Exchange Building. Kansas AEenus. hIan-
lotE. X. T. iyIld
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II. Cfemo.

MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in re.saJ
u1 made clothing, Gents Furnishing 6gea..
ke-. Massachusetts, street. first eOsr nor. 3
sands Harness shop, Lawrence, 4. i. feo-'
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soHNsox couNTY.

Shawnee precinct .. Shaxnee. Judges. Cal
vim A EoEnatzeF, Joseph Thompson. William
Holmes.
0xeozsf precinct ~ Oxford. Judges. HAYS,
David Cork. James Brsant.
Spring LilIl precinct at Spring HiH judges,
Peter tslnth-F.j oAn Adds 5r u iiiism h Alien.
Oiafhe preesneE al Ulsthe. Judges, CnzEies 4
oszoe&. Chaxlez Aaye, J u Ei&sps
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF WOMEN
op. m H.. Cts Of New.lOik Of The haro and
rtnt, feuUu slion OF Women employed in oay labor III
us bsLchs oi InsIuacurt appeal 10 the symPhy OF tine
public justice enpoycI TO effect alienation Of
tL.iI buIoens
Tie average time for labor for female operatives employed in
ih city hours a day weekly wages do average
s,.I ilIse dollars.
Tse fefv advocate Is simply reduce the time 10
leus euIg the Winter thIs confidently be-
having tins dnnutiOn ia the peIiod II labor would not
sn, employers inurOusy while would add
iuntnuy TO and health OF the employed We
sua tLe the hearts Of the epOyrs and their
Of ite 10 be gn once, aud cordially invite
oeo.rstl.n all employers OF female operatives, soliciting
thar attendance Rev. T. H. Cnspn's Church TUES
BAL ENENING NEAT, Oct. -, at u p. M.
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fore 'he q tie Alumni Of Columbia College will be
f,s,eS rSsssg 4 hSge On cs' S ' s'o'd"'' on
" AbDki IS b. Gbe ,Se Hon. THEoDoRE sED9wIcK.
POEM BY JOHN @icMuLLEN A.: N. ~ c,.,.,
The Mering viii tax. pace 81 Hope 'bsot
the SAME EyE>INj at y Iel,es ard the Ansal Dia
per a, %. 81 Ncho Hol on THURSDAY, Oct % at
Tickets for III, Dinner may oe poGaIra ron ao S5
las Hor.l ThuRsD AZ EVkNINO oci- ~ al p m' '0f
the Isn,sciion of hu,in..s
By order Of the Cou uittee of Arrangements
WILLIAM G sbh' RIsssLL' i caairmsI1;e 1e,o
WILLIAM &. BOYD. Clas. of 1882
p " OsTRANDER Clss. Of lSiS
JOHN d. sKlDNORE, Glass of iSis.
A 5. VAN DUZkR. Class Of 1853
The RcsuIar Meetings Of COMnlrTEEs On BAN
Mrs are heIo kVtRY DAY at No. oi Na'saast next to
The Herald Office
The hope Of Free men wss-s:
Uifurl your Banners % the skies
Now hgbt through darkness breaks
JAMES ACKEkMAN President.
EDWARD A. Miller Secretary
Cameiin- Mt Auction,
From DRYBURGH. Phiade phia
e e,g Rom ;be coIec,i, Of ANDREW DRYBURoH
United States all in bud and Of the choie,t de-
cIttiou sx feet in hight ANA and Florists
repeatedly called 10 mis- ,ae IL compos one OF the
eboee, s.,mens eye, %eTsS a; susop IN this s,y 10
DAY, 25d inst, st 10 o'clock Catalogues now ready
ADRIAN H. MULLER A1ctiopeer.
The Sale Of Elegant HousehOid Furniture, Rare
and Valuable fnintnas, &c., +" III b. continued THIS
DAY ttIiosyl Oct a. al Al LaAS etc place all Ococh m
Of CHINA saved from the above vessel vii BE- sold
whoesle retail al low prices. for casa on y ct C. c,
Mei poan and ST. Nicholas Hot,l Rare chance
Tor Housekepers.
Tnrse, Prfzes!! Target Prize. :!-I have of
the fn.st sno cheapest PLATED GOODS for TARGET prt'
GOBLETs CAsTFRs, CAKE BASKETS ac. &c. For .ale
Nos. 4 and Burlmssbp by LUCIUS HART