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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12
JAMES CHRISTIAN. J
CHRISTIAN& LANE.
JAS. LANE

A TT0RNEYS AT Law. Office. Duncan's
n Building, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
TheJ are Commissioners for all the Western
State. They will attend TO collections IN Kan
sas, Nebraska. Western Missouri and lowe
MIR. Christian having had large experience In
the business, will attend to making invest
ments in Town property and Lands. tie will re-
ceive for loan or sale, land warrants at fair
percentage.
The Kansas struggles being over. Mr.. Lane will
devote MIN self erctHsiEey 10 the practice, and
trusts b. strict attention 10 business To receive
a portion VI the business Of the people Of Kan
saS.
January 18th. 1853. MAJ 18th
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For the Stump.

Several government clerks, of speaking
talent, have been sent to Kansas, under
pay of the Administration, to stump the
Territory for Lecompton. So says the
Boston Traveller.
Let them come. The people of Kan
sas have other engagements than to listen
to men of that stamp. They have been
here too long to be misled by government
officials, come in what guise they may.
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Stolen.

~ scriber, living in Anderson county, at the
junction Of the North and South PotaNatomie
Creeks, two Mares, nine years old, about fifteen
broEn-black legs. name and tail; white saddle
marks, n small white star in the forehead and a
small white spot at the butt of one ear, slight
touch Of the splint on each fore leg. and shod ll
round. The other roam sorrel, bare footed, and
a sore on her Wethers, made By the pummel of a
saddle.
A reward of s2s 90 will be paid for any infor-
nation that will lead TO their receivers.
Address J. q. BLUNT,
Walker. Anderson Co, K 7.
Lane u 1883
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Eaff4Y.

i on EsE River. johnson County 4 T., .
chestnut sOFrel horse. Isl hands high. about ten
| years old. with few white sPots o. meek ana
| the undersigned, Justice Of the Pesee in and
] for shawnee TOEnship. johnson County. L. J.,
'ai' Nov sc1 i M,tf ' JAMES D. ALLEN. LIP.
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or There was no election last week,
and no intelligence has reached Us up to
our present writing, of one this week.
Could not Judge Conway issue procla-
nation ordering one next " eek, just so IS
to keep our hand In
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NeW AobertiseMeD
Ho. for the Gold Regions!

NEW S1OHE! N6 ~ OOODS''
d T. DALTON CO.. wholesale and retail
-. dealers in Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats ID Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c,
&c. Also, Ladies' Boots and Shoes, very cheap.
Mr. DALTON having had ten years practical
experience 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 REFLECT.
We have the largest stock of Clothing west Of
St. Louis.
We have the only complete assortment of La
dies and Gentlemen'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.
Come One }! Come All!
ColEamore Buildings, Massachusetts St.,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
N.B.-It gives us much pleasure to ANNOUNCE
that we have secured, as salesman, Mr. +. W
CRAM, recently from Boston.
Lawrence. June IL, 1858.
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NRTICE.

no ST. GEORGE STOCKHOLDERS A tax
l. of one dollar on each share in this town be-
came due on the first day of January. and another
on the first Of February, 1855, making two dollars
on each certificate of stock. AHshares on which
said taxes are not immediately paid will be re-
garded as forfeited, according 10 the constitu-
tiOnal provision. The tax must be paid in order
to enable thecOmpany TO pre-empt the town Site
L. NJ. SQClRES, Sc'y.
ST. George May IL, 1852
LeavenWurth Times please COPY. May g
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Gentlemen, Take Notice.

WTE have just received our large supply of
w Summer Clothing, of all kinds, fresh from
Boston, and VIC shall sell the same very cheap.
Now is the time to make your selections at b. i.
DALTON d Co.'S New Store. Collamore Building,
Massachusetts, st.
Lawrence, June Il, 1888.
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Ladies, Hoop Skirts.

A LARGE assortment just received from Bos-
n ton. For sale cheap at b. /. DALTON L Go. 8
New Store, Collamore Building. Massachusetts
Street.
Lawrence, June 12 ls5s.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopolis
IN Town Company have selected 40 seres Ofthe
lands of the United States. situated between the
Saline and Smoky bill Forks Of the Kansas aiT.
er. and intend to Pre-empt the same Tor town
veyed. plated. and fled in the proper Lad Of
fee b. Z. VI. THURsT0x ID. B. STRAIT. Sc.
Westopoiis, kansas, Jan. ., Ia5e.
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Gold has been Discovered I'm
kanRRS.
GREAT EYCYTEKEyT,,y

VHLII LItIIL-HkNI
GALL at Il. z. DALTOS's New Store, COllamore
- Building, Massachusetts, Street, Lawrence,
and select your Summer Clothing. Now is the
time, as we have just received our large and New
stock of Summer Goods, of all kinds, consisting
of thin Clothing of every description. Straw and
Miller Hats, Boots and Shoes, Gent. s Furnish
ing Goods of every variety, ETC.. etc.
We have our Goods direct from the Boston
and New York Markets, and our facilities are
such, we can say that we def competition. Call
and examine our Goods is all We ask.
Lawrence, June IL, 1885,
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Great sale Of City Property.

WILL expose to public sale, In the city q
i Lawrence. 10 the highest bidder.s on Saturday.
the ID day Of Juiy next, ten tk01sa1d iets IN ths
following towns, 10 wit
sch. Topeka- Napbattsn. Enporia- Bufiissenes
Americas, tbttamza. Dread. Messing CiS, Zen
tropoIis, Ainneols. 0sswatomies Spring hiu.
Mechanism. QuiDdaro. BsliSae- Uonsg han: tsfass-
and nearly every other live town in Kansas.
Terms. Cs<h Title can be examined the sesz
before sale b. calling AZ the basemeat of the
Herald Of Freedom building. during which time
rerso1s having lots OF tOsH shares 10 dispese o.
msy caII and leave them for sale: cne o. the
best eRetioneers in the eouHtTs vii be "a
for the oecassvn. u. W DnVHS ~
| Lawrence, Mas eth. 1853.
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HAHPDEN

s located in latitude, 3es Is; longitude, Iss
40. and nearly in the center Of Ccffey county.
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson CITY
and recently chartered Railroad from Leayen-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
ASSOCIATE ]. 4. ID. CLARK, Sec'y
March 18Th 1859 If
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Special Notiees.

Ohio State and UniSn Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
l. land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred.
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address. at Cleveland.
FEB Ii 5s-ly) n. A. KING. SecraaTy.
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PROCLAMATION
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TERRITORY
KANSAS,

RT virtue of an act of Congress entitled An
Daet for the admission of the State Of Kansas
into the Union" Approved May 9Th. le5s. and IN
accordance with the Instructions of the Board OF
Oiheers authorized to carry the provisions OF
said act into effect:
/. JAMES ". DENvER, Governor of the Ter
ritory Of Kansas. do hereby proclaim and make
known that on Monday the second day Ut August
next. the qualified electors Of the TerTltorS viii
assemble At their various places for voting, and
then and there cast their votes for or against the
proposition b. said act of Congress submitted. IN
accordance with the rules and regulations adopt
ed By said Board on the second day OF June, lsss,
and which are hereto attached the same hay-
ing been reported By a committee Of three and
on that day adopted by the Board.
J. W. DENVER.
Attest
HUGH s. WALSH. Secretary.
Lecompton. K T., June ,, I65e.
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T AND AGENT. next door to Q. s. Land 0aee.
- Ogden. h. T., will bus and sell Land NH-
rants. file notices for pre-eaptors, attend 20 pre-
empting town sites and private claims. defend
contested claims. and do any Sther business con-
nected with land once.
RefeTeBees-The officers Of the Q. 3; Land Of-
Gee. Jea.2<t
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TO HOUSE RUTInERS-

TNGLE BARKER has at his Hardware and
l. Stove Store the largest stock of Locks,
Latehes, Butts &C., ever offered in Kansas, and at
such figures that you can make il quite an object
to buy al his store, sign Of the Big Tea Kettle.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, juno 5th. ISIS
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MILLINERY! MLLINERY!!
ne h. l.. FRAZER. n
81 CITY JEwEL~, G

WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER WARE,
w Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments. Re-
yolyers and Yankee Notions.
Having just returned from the East with
largest and best store Of the kind In Kansas, he
Is thoroughly prepared to supply the wants OF the
people with every thing connected with his busi-
ness. Clocks, Watches and JeWelry thoroughly
and promptly repaired. Free State Hotel O.
Eldfidge House. Lawrence, kassas.
June Sch, las. t
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MAP OF KANSAS.
NEW AND REVISED EDITION.

Prices $1sOO.
We have just published q new and revised
edition of our popular sectional map Of Kan
sas, with all the late surveys and new towns
thereon. These reFisions have been compiled
from the field notes in the Sarveyer-General's
Once and other reliable sources.
The map shows every section as surveyed mp
to the present time. and is in even respect the
most complete and reliable
Map Of the Territory Published.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at number %
Main street, st. Louis. By
JOHN co.
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AMBROTYPES.
Great Reduction Of Prices.

FTHE finest and most beautiful one-ninth size
l. Ambrotypes, Of unequalled delicaey of tone
and finish, Tin q good case,) can be had at the
Picture Rooms of j. Bowls. Lawrence. for 81
All other sizes of pictures in proportion. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
The subscriber feels confident in thus reducing
the price of pictures, he is only doing what the
times demand. and earnestly hopes that all good
and honest traders and tradesmen will cut down
their high prices at least so much as will allow
their customers and friends one dollar to spend
for good picture. May Is. j. BOWLS.
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strau and nraniIIa HATS.

OF the newest and latest styles, Of all kinds,
" very cheap, at b. F. DALTON 4 Co.. New
Store, CoIlamOre Building, Massachusetts, st.
Lawrence, June T. 1853
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OFFICE OF THE CIV. s. OF L O. OF G.T.,I
Lasosezce. Nay le, lS5s.
The Grand Lodge Is now fully organized, and
has entire jurisdiction oyer the order of Good
Tsmplars IN AL parts Of Kansas Those wishing
Lodges organized. or a1y Information respecting
G, ". s., and they will receive prompt attention.
An. BLACkLIDGE. CIV. CT.
J.W. JENKINS. g. VS..
Papers in the Territory friendly TO the cause Of
Temperance. viii confer favor b. giving the
above nosiee. M
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To the Farmers of Kansas.

I F you want PL0W. or any other Agricultu-
ware and Stove Store, where you will find ans
thing that you may need on your farm at greatly
reduced prices. INGL.E BARkER
Lawrence, June 5th, 1858.
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Stray Mare and Colt.

TAKEN up b. the subscriber, on the eth inst,
i a small gray Mare, with sorrel horse Colt ;
no artificial marks. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take them away
SAMUEL WALKER.
Miles West Of Lawrence. May .. Is5s -3ts
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

TIHHE undersigned having associated fer the
Il purpose Of MILLING in WssPort. would re-
spectfuiiy call the attention Of the community.
and solicit share Of patronage, feeling conf
dent that We can give entire satisfaction. Our
Flour is fresh and superior article. Meal kept
constantly On hand for sale OF exchange, give rs
q call. LISTEh q EloLE.
Westport, No., 1853. spr3ly
SEED CORN for sale BIZ NIX MOORE.
Island, K. T., April 3, 1853. Sc
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NOTICE,

T FOREWARN any and all persons from har-
account, for gave him his time last spring, and
will not be responsible fer any Of bis acts what
ever. EZRA a. PElECE.
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T WILL sell 4 No. 1, four panel eft 6x ST 8
i Doors at 3each, and other doors snd sash at
corresponding loN figures. Cal and see them.
IEGLE BARKER.
lawrence, Jaas ssA. isEs
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A SE0UECE to the people Of Lawrence and
"A vicinity that theE pTrpared 70 do Dress
and Shirt making. a1d al kiads of plain Sewing
With neztness and dispatch. ARE established
With RIKsr CLASS Sewing AachineSt the house
Of Jas. g. Sands, Winthrop street, Lawrence,
KIT. Naye in
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r AwRESCE LODGE. NO. 4. l. o. Of o. +.
IL meets regularly every Wednesday evening 81
: o'clock in BabcOck Lykins' Hall, members
Of the Order from other Lodges are invited 70
attend. b. 5OHsSOS,N u.
J,F. GRIswoLD, Seey. apr3
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Fresh Arrival Of suzaner Geeass
w. SUTEIPF.

MERCHANT TAILOR, has Just received from
w Boston. at his Clothing Emporium. No.
Massachusetts street. four doors ncrth Of j.
Blood's. q New and Splendid assortment Of sum
mer CassimeFes, Doeskins and Hestings. plain
and fancy; Black, Blue. Brown, Olive. 6reen,
Dahlia. and Plum CoiOrei Broad Cloths. Also.
Corduroy. TEeeds, MarseiiIes Linen Drills. and
other cheap fabrics. suitable for Farmers wear.
Gentlemen wishing = neat and elegant Cest,
Vest or Pants made to order. in the latest and
most approved Style. from New and Fashionable
Goods, and at prices 70 sait kss fizses. give us
call, and We viii do you good in the Way Of work
manship, good material and Gentesl Fits.
Ready Made CIstkingt
A large and well selected stock, suitable fog
Spring and Summer. We undetermined 90 sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Gents. FURNISHING GooDs-A large and CEN.
plese assortment. Also, HATS! HATs.i
y. B.-We pay No rent. and can afford. and ara
prepared to Sell Cheaper than atany other house
In town.
Lawrence, May Is, 1853.
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Scales Scales Scales.!.
ITO weigh from half an ounce.to thirty hundred.
L Apply at ms store. INGLE BARKER.
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FIN ROOFING.

"E are now prepared to do tin roofing al short
~ notice Gutterlng, spouting aud ali kinds Of
lobbing. promptly executed at the sign OF the
Big Tea Kettle. iNGLE BARKER.
lima Esh
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Eoting Places and Judges of Elections.
DONIPHAS COUNTY,


White Cloud precinct, at the town of White
Cloud. Judges Of Election, Thomas Shrive,
Thomas L. Lease, fhos. j. hey.
Iowa Point precinct, at the town of Iowa
Point. Judges of Election, Thos. Stephenson,
j. l., Long, Richard Leach
Wolf River precinct, at the house of n.
Springer. Judges of Election, Christopher
Clinch, 0siel Nelson, Laban Pritchard.
Highland precinct at the town of Highland,
Judges of Election. Samuel Weakly, James
Stevenson, Ed. Burbank.
Columbus precinct III the town of Columbus
Judges ri Election. b. II. Brock, c. Graham,
Carey II. Whitehead.
Troy precinct, at the town of Troy. Judges Of
Election, Harrison Calvert, Matthew Hes, E.
Blackston
Elwood precinct. at the town of EIwood. Judg
es of Election, ID. L.. Lusk, w. l.. Lewis, Ed
ward Russell.
Palermo precinct, at Palermo. Judges Of Elec-
ton, Samuel ). Story. T. w. Emery. John j.
Palmer.
Geary City precinct, at Geary City, Judges of
Election, John VI. Curtis, John \. II. Hendriek-
son, Roberto. Porter
Doniphan precinct at Doniphan. John Whit
aker. John Forman, Charles Estis.
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AAtNCcIs
HUGH s. WALSH, Secretary.
Lecompton. 4. T.. June ,, lass.
REPORT OF tbs coMAITTEE.

Whereas. the second section of an act Of Con-
gress. passed May 4th. A. ID. lass, entitled An act
for the admission of the State of Kansas into the
Cnion,n provides that the Governor, United
States District Attorney. Secretary Of the Ter
ritory Of Kansas, President of the Council and
Speaker Of the House of Representatives. are
constituted q Board of Commissioners TO carry
into effect the provisions of the said act, there
for the said Board Of Commissioners do hereby
declare that the proposition contained in the
said act OF Congress shall be submitted to the
people Of Kansas for acceptance OF rejection, on
the first Monday of August, A. ID. 1858.
AT the said election the voting shall be BY bal
lot, and b. endorsing on his ballot as each voter
may be pleased. Proposition accepted or
Proposition rejected. "
The Sher;ffs of the several counties, By them
selves or deputies, are required By the said act
of Congress TO attend the Judges at each of the
places Of voting, fer the purpose Of preserving
peace and good order. Each voter shall vote
only in the County in which he resides, or the
one to which his county may be attached BY the
Board
Each person must have resided in the Terri
toy at least six months previous to the first
Monday Of August, 1858. in order to be entitled
to vote.
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RATES OF rrI1InN,

BATS OF TUITION.
Primary Branches, % 60
Middle Class, 5e0
Higher English Branches. TO
French. Italian, Spanish and Ger
man Languages, extra. each. %
Music on Piano or Guitar, u &c
Drawing, Painting in water col0rs. %
Ornamental needle work free Of charge.
boarding can be had in the town anf vicinity
on reasonable terms. ANDREW SIAhh.
Moneka. Linn Co., K. T. Sc. Il. Com.
March 20, Ic5e. apr3H
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THE place TO buy the best CUTLERY is at
L Bankers Mammoth Hardware and Stove
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.TCRIsoN COUNTY.

Atehison precinct at Atchison. Judges,
u X Benton, Luther Diekerson, j Hereford.
Weodworth. A ID Richardson, John Bennett
Mt. Pleasant precinct, at Nit. Pleasant. judi
ges, Joseph Potter, james Dougan, Milo Garlic
ton.
OF, Washington Wakefield, A Westbrook.
MonrOvia precinct at Monrovia. Judges, New
man COnnely, Moses II Lambascn, VIM. p Bad
ger
independence precinct, at the house of Thorn
as Stone. Judges, Luther Knox, T E Stone,
X s Kirk.
Williamsport precinct at the town of Will
liamsgort- Judges, Henry 7 Day, Edwin Blake
IL, III b Herndon.
Alice precinct, at the house of William Alice.
Judges William Alice. A d Simmons. Dwight
Willard.
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mONEKA ACAREMY.

THE second term Of this Institution viii
= commence on the 18th u March. rs, under
GOODWIN, assisted by Miss A0LLIE A. Me-
GRArH A regular course If instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued IN refer
ence TO a thorough classification in the different
branches.
JOIN d. WATTLEs. Esq. will continue his
scekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental sci.
ence Miss SARAH u. WATTLEs will assist b.
teaching classes M German. ana also b. giving
lessons on the Guitar.
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n. sHAsKLU

LAS removed bis Boot. Shoe. Hat azd Cap
II Store under the Eldrides Ho1ss. eiE1 ~
lie GoIdss Eo4f A large stock Of Goods inst ~
csivsd. Sad viii b seld II IeF ssiss<- slk-zs
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Something for Everybody

Something for Every body.
IF you want STOVE cheap, 60 to the Mann
L moth Hardware Store
If you want HARDWARE, the place to find il
is ut Bankers Mammoth Hardware and Stove
Store.
If you want MECHANICS TOOLS,
If you want NAILS,
If you want WILLOW WARE,
If you want WOODEN WARE,
If you want CHURNS,
If you want TIN WARE,
90 at once to Bankers Mammoth Hardware and
Stove Store, where you will find the heaviest
and most complete assortment in Kansas Terri
tory. INGLE BARKER,
Lawrence, June 5th. 1853.
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Misses Z. VI. Ell. smitn

. A SMALL STEAM ENGINE and Boiler for
"A sale at bargain. Inquire at the Herald Of
Freedom Office q. W. BROWN.
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Ine Z, 1861
A. VI. RURNSs

Ne We DCzANSS
A TT0RNEY AT LAW and Land Agent
II Manhattan, (the seat of justice for Riley
county,l Kansas
Heal Estate in cities bought and sold. All let
tiers upon business viii be promptly attended TO-
June e. Is5s. 5v
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UlG LOAN, for Thirty One Dollars less than al
i Lecompson. Also, Money to loan on real
estate security. By H. n SIMPSON,
Lawrence, June L. le5s.-tf Notary PEbIie
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lard IN Iowaf

on ACRES Of Land in Harrison county,
4SV Iowa, within ak miles Of the Missouri
river. and two Of the beautiful city Of 1agnoiis,
fos saies OF tfadefog property in LsNreBee. Price
BE PEG segs. mrs 5. WOOD.
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Caution. Can,isn!!

Caution. CaHti0n!i
THE Public are hereby cautioned against re-
i eeiying the following Land Warrant: No.
SOL, issued to Benson Leayitt. James Company
New Hampshire Militia. War Of Isl2. Thesame
having been stolen from the subscriber, applica-
tion will be made for duplicate of the same 70
the General Land Once
Lexington, K. T. Ge1eE6l C. B. PELLET.
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yens. Judges. 7 " Soaton. Andrew Stevens.
John Gilgorth.
Mil Greek precinct. at the house Of John jan
gary. Judges, Isaac Alien. John January. Wesley
Ballinger-
Dr. Wood township, at the house of Mr. Endi-
colt. Judges, Bryant Baugness, Robert Adams,
John E Gather.
Fort Scott precinct. at Fort Scott, Judges,
Orlando Darling, Blake Little. George Crawford.
Sprsttsville precinct, at Spratt<viile Judges,
Daniel Henderson, Henry Miller, c Burnett.
ALLEN COUNTY.
Deer Greek precinct. at the regular place of
voting. Judges, Giles Safer. John Thaser, 7 ]
Day.
Cofachique precinct, at Cofachique Judges,
" w Muramug. Lyman A Rhodey, j Passmore.
Usage precinct, az the house of c l. Caldwell
Judges, George Leavasy. c L Caldwell, A g Car
penteT.
Humboldt precinct, at Humboldt. Judges,
Elias Copeland, John II Beck. Benjamin '
Fining.
Martins Greek precinct, ut the house Of An
derson Wrsy. Judges. Anderson WAY, Jacob 3
Edgar. George l. Wait
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A LARGE Store House and Masonic Hall. st
"A Big Springs. also five shares in Big Springs,
for sale low for cash. Big Springs l. fifteen
miles west Of Lawrence, on the Caiifos1is Road,
and Is destined to be one of the best towns in
Kansas. Stafford WOOD.
ms Lasoreys Gad R.aE Esfake 10ssza