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ske,ches in the House of Representatives.

Here comes Parrott, the delegate from
aBleeding Kansas p tall, slight man,
with a pale face, and fine Roman profile.
His hair is of a glossy black, and his eyes
are dark and restless, moving constantly
from place to place. How calmly he
passes along-how quiet and unobtrusiye
in his manner yet we do not believe the
thunders of the inquisition itself could
turn that man from the path on which he
had determined to tread
The member whose arm Is passed
through his. and who is talking to him in
snch a low, earnest voice, Is the noted Iii
ThayeY. of Massachusetts. People say
they look alike, and truly one eaII trace
resem blance IN the expression OF theil
faces.
Thayer is a neble-iooking man nature
has pi aeed her unmistakable patent o
ROYALTY on his brow. Observe that high
white Il 1rehead, and those brilliant, deep
set ewes, the unconscious majesty OF al
mort. and the quiet dignity which peryade
h;s ever motion! His wavy beard, whicl
Is yerv long, and of q jet black, flows lux
uriautly down over his breast. presentin:
/ = strong contrast to1the closely shaver
cbins and trinity cut whiskers of many G
the honorable members.-Lits Mustroted
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ssolenI

ER0M THE NAIL STATION OF Messrs.
T. HocKaDaY & HALL on Drageen Greek four
miles west Of Burli1esmes X. T.. on the nignt Of
the e5th of Dec uit., one Brown aule, branded
tise left shoulder OF hip with the letter s-has 8
lump on his left shoulder thigh rpl which Is in
the way of the collar hen working. Eight hind
leg little shorter than the left. Main and tai
newly trimmed. Large, rough and agly. vii
pas Twenty Dollars Tor information that VIII
enable me TO get sight Of the abeye described
Mule. Be pleased 10 look out and enquire for 4
/ Mule Of the zbove description Of persons living
yau hear Of such, address the undersigned
1t BuFlingame. Il. +, who, on the receipt Of genl
| letter, viii come ediately, end on sight vii
pay the above reward.
JAMES A. ROBINSON. Agent for SAINT,
| Fe Nail ConRsaY. Dragon CEeek. k II
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Iosiah MiIler,

OEEING that We are about to have legal au-
- thority established in Kansas, announces
that he viii now attend to any business pertain
ing to the profession of the law. Settling here
in August, 1854, and being Editor of the " kG'l-
sds Free Size" (which was destroyed in Law
renee. alst May, 1857 he is well posted as to the
best places for investing money on specula-
tien, and as TO the true condition of most con-
tested claims in this county, and viii attend to
any business OF that kind.
n. 3. That his Office of Judge of Probate does
not prevent his praeticing law in all other courts
of Kansas; butt gives him authority to admin
lister oaths, take depositions, Acknowledgements
ofdeeds and other instruments of writing.
A number of l60 acre warrants on hand. Uf-
fee No. 10. Massachusetts, St., opposite Express
Office, Lawrence. Kansas. Dec X. 81 tt
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o. AS this number goes to press the
editor will start for st. Louis on business
connected with the Office, and may be
absent two weeks, though he hopes to
return in ten days. His foreman, Mr.
MARTIN. viii have charge of the paper
during his absence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27

Troops FROM CAL1FoRNIA.-It has been
finally decided that two out of the ave
regiments to be raised for the Mormon
War, are to be called from California
They will be enlisted when Congress
shall order, for and during the war, on
the same principle that the ten regiments
were raised for Mexico Crescent City
Herald.
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Never known TO FaiI.
DR. sAnrEb sFRoxG's

Never KNOWN 10 Fail.
DR. sAnEEB sTR0xG's
FEVER 4ND AGUE DESTROYER.
FEW EXTRACTS FR0MEETTERS, CIV;
II ing the opinion Of Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists, OF that highly celebrated remedy, N.
Sdnsss &rosg's fsca Destroyer,
TIE DOCTORS EEcoNMESD Il.
DIR. Samuel Strong's Fever DESTROYER 3 Just
what we want In this bilious climate. IL has
performed many remarkable cures.
Hahoa, Huntington CO., Ind
Mr.. CARTS Hatch. Of ksyenna, U; says ;-DI;;
Samuel SsFong's Fever DESTROYER sells setl. and
eiyes the best Of satisaetion TO its rany eustcm-
II L. Henry. Druggist, Oberiin, Ohio. writes
The Feref Destroyer is the medicine 1of Tie
aeue and feFer-itenres even tiIfle- think II
the best ague medicine ever Eold
Rev E. d. Young De Wit CltzfoH Cou1isz
! Mich. szys:-Df. samuel SfF0ngs fSyer De-
sfroyef is without doubt the best ague medicine
eSer before the public. am informed 81 the
irurrists that il gives the hsst s8ti1aetlo1, and
has beero one Of the most popular remedies eF-
cr intfodueed In the West.
r. Thayer, DrBggist. LensiRgs Mich, in one o
hfsIetters sass 81 have sod several gress Of DR.
sstroax,s Fever Destroyer With great success, anl
s.. Vi. Strong & Co., Cleveland :-Genss ;
| Yoar Fever DESTROYER has given universal salts
] faction. and performed many H5nderful cures i
| This SECTION RezpeetfuIIy your obsf serT ,ts,
HESS & BRO, East Saginaw Mich.
Sold at wholesale and retail by
WOODWARD &FISLE1s Lawrence
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The Minnia Ralla

This packet arrived at the dock last
Monday evening, her trip having been
retarded beyond the anticipated time by
various annoyances, such as distinctions
by Lockwood and failure of making the
machinery work with facility at all times.
We hope, however, that reasonable ex-
ercise of patience viii crown her owners
with success. The greater part of her
cargo consisted of 156 sacks of flour aud
$4,000 laths. She goes down the river
again today.
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UThe Kansas Zsituns. German
sfee State new spaper, published al Atchi-
s0n' Kansas T., has recently changed
lands, Dr.. KoB retiring therefrom. The
p9c'of has located new town by the
name OF Bunker Hill on Independence
ofeek. 10 miles from Atehison.
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1 Several companies of infantry and
cavalry stationed at Fort LesEenworth for
the winter, took up their line of march 9
few days age for Utah.
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THE subseFiber hess GEO aeres Il land N gogg
il las. I.ykins. Anderson, Franklin. and Coiiey
counties. 4. T.. worth from - TO ) 10 per acre;
Also, one span Of horses, wagon and harness. aila
one single taTse- Town snare5 In Dei5NeIe
Doniphan, Qnindaro. Manhattan, CottonWood
Fails GeorsctoEn. Pleasant afiey. III. sill
cad PottoEottGn1ieeity. de- &e-.an OF which he
wishes to sell ioE for cash or exchanges for good
property in Lawrence. Would ike to eontTact
for the erecsion Of from one to dozen houses
In Lawrence and pay for the sazne in any o. the
sboTe prgoerty. ). y. WOOD.
n b. Farm claims, pre-empted land Town
shares. city lots. &c. constantly 90 hsnd a1e ~
ssle by IMeh sol STAFFORD j. WOOD.
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Hbbetts & Co.,

CsoNMISSI0E and Forwarding Merchants,
u Office No. 3. on the Leyee, u building.
Delaware, Kansas. For conveme1ce ana ease
-, 1he Missouri, being fige miles nearer To Law
renee and other points in the Kansas valley,
viii rood roads leading to ali interior towns
HAVING annie Wareho1sefor stofag ge OF mere nan-
H-s ySe solicit consignments to orr address.
Mar % 5S Is
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8. N. Wood

I AND AGENT. VIII buy and sell Land
Ii Warrants, invest money for new residents;
locate Land Warrants. and do General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 50 to iVV per
cent ON investments. :
s. n. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioners Of
Deeds for Ohio. 4iy1
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Notice.

In Town Company have selected 20 acres efthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smoky bill FORKS of the Kansas Riy-
er and intend to prc-empt tic same Tor town
site. With boundaries and subdivisions as. sur
yesed piatfed and sled in the proper Land Of
Zee b. T. IL TEUgsT5x. ID. b. STkAfI. Sc.
We<to-,oIis K ansas. Jan, D. 7e55.
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sanmK aToLEE.

4 LADIES' Eo0g s!isE l.s@,i szs 81 ssiGs i1Ss.
- isss !. vi,iis he was sseud5n4 re4f tbe ssA-
.ae nc Hsil. On Moadag nigh1iz,t ssses1 tns
hours q eight and Pine oelss dns sssss.
W. soss. s<e,x ysfrahie astic1e. The sniei WIZ
si,x lse Nr and Mrs. Ssaith Hhs lIvss l3s5 s,
EsiIes south Of Lawrence. q earns .ns = 4
sss;r S.si5.tsd LaFrs1ics. JaazaEy efh. 49,
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Coffins.

d ]. WAGNER. WOULD -RESPBCTFCL-
L Z. ly inform the citizens of Lawrence and VI
cinity, that he has opened store on Massaeha-
setts street, opposite the City Bakery, There nc
order ON short notice.
Lawrence. Oct. 81, 1857. I'm
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Pnhlio saia


'F'HE subscriber will sell st auction, to the
u highest bidder, at her house, on Kentucky
street., some thirty rods south 81 the johnson
House. on Thursday the 1st day of April next, at
one O'Clock, +. u. the following properly, to
w.t.: = bedsteads. nice mahogany spring bed
stead, dozen cain seated chairs. snahegony
tables, Piano forte. 5 nice carpets. bureaus, l
wash stand. 8 nahe ga5y chairs, croekery and
glassware. what-not. solar lamp, feather
Desis extension u bic, arm seated oee chairs.
ierhs, cash ON delivery.
Mar -. BETSY W. L0RING.
Who wants 90 Exchanges
.VfHE Subscriber being desiroRs of moving
Il South. wishes teexehanse property IN Wis
eonsin for land or well located town property in
kansas missouri. or Arkansas
{ his property consists Of new Steam Saw
Mill conveniently located to zine and hardWoO
timber on the one side, and fine prairie coun-
try fyr n1aTke On the other. A good Dwelling,
Storehouse, Barn de-. all IN 1useoda.'a Village
OF about seFen hundred Inhabitants, located on
the bank of the Wisconsin river, and on the Mil
YANKEE L 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 go into the LAUNDERING or Mercantile
business and would be traded separate if desired.
in addition to the above property have stock
OF foods, a Fern run By horse power, and some
timber land.
A stock Of Goods would suit me in exchange
for the above property.
Further particulars may DC obtained of David
MantoVe or his sons near Fort Scott, Kansas or
by letter to the subscriber at Muscoda, Wis
ALFRED PALMER.
Muse0da, Wis, Feb. 90, 49, I2y
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9T We observe that Degree Lodge
- oaa Fellows, called Hemingway De-
s'ss : Lodge, No, ]. has been opened in
Is&senworth. WM. A. SHASNos, ESQ,
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR. .LEC0MP;;
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day Sd
Monday in each month Office; at my residence
one mile southwest of Lawrence, in Lecompton
Township. p D. Address, Lawrence, kansas.
Oct. 18th.
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G Hon. MARcus ]. PARaorr and SEN
ator HAaLIs have our thanks for valuable
Congressional fayors.
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DIED.

Died. at Ogden, RILEY comfy, K T. on Feb.
24th, Nancy - kFAPP. wife Of LemueI Knapp.
Esq, of Ogden, aged % years. She leaves her
IN 800 ~, 81, e , =
tion Of the brain, SARAH, daughter of Samuel
i. and Ellen Shore. aged year and months
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27

NJ The editor ofthe Palmetto Ka,ssaa.
published at MaFysyilla in Kansas, wants
two typos. He pays s5 Cts. per thou
sand ems.
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EMP0RHA TOWN COMPANY !
Nofiee 0f Drawing.

THERE will be a Drawing Of all the shares
L issued by the Emperia Town Company, IN
the City of Emporia, on Monday. the 10th day Of
May next. Shareholders are requested TO be
present, either in person or by proxy.
By order of the Company.
G.. W. BROWN, President.
G. L DEITZIER. Secretary. mar27
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o. ~he Constitutional Convention.
which met at Ainneola on Tuesday last
has adjourned to Leavenworth.
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Wanted.

4 ny sum of money, from 500 to 5000, for
II three. six, nine or twelve months. for which
two per cent. per month interest and the best of
real estate security viii be given. l60 acre land
warrants at Sl60, received the same as money.
S. n. WOOD, Real Estate Agent.
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or 4 new paper is to be established
at Kansas City. with the name of 9 TIE
Kansas Gity Clarion"
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THOMAS ROBINSON respectfully announ-
rounding country, that he has re opened the shop
formerly occupied By Eldridge d Co.. where he
intends carrying on the above business in all its
branches. with neatness and promptness. and
hopes. with integrity in dealing and attention to
business. to command liberal share of patron
age
N B.-Country orders executed at the short
est notice.
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" We are requested to state that DR..
"ASs, OF Boston. IS not interested in the
.., s@a q Baehsidsr, as enormously stated
several weeks ago.. e
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city Drug store,
ARDss BI,OCK. MAIN STREET
wnHam q Parsons,

a TToREEY At Law. Win practice IN AL
tested cases n the Land 0fiee. all matters per-
tainsBz 70 Real Estate. Conyesansing, Execu,
tion Of titles. &e. 0f5ce IN the EommeLsles
Suiiding-IsEzsees. ASsekzs Dss.ss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27

Or Emigration is arriving in the Ter
ritory. and is making its way to the
Neosho.
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Caution.

A Ii PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
IA pure hasing a note. drawn in favor of Russell
Cole. and dated May 90, 1851, as said note has
been paid, ana for which hold receipts
maf27 J. II. SHIMM0NS-
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LAWRENCE. K. T.
Saturday Morning, March n. 1858.
General AGENT.

1t gives Us pleasure to state that we have com
ple.ed arrangements with Rev. W. F. PARRIsH,
Of Rockford. Illinois. TO oficiate as General
only authorized 70 receive and receipt subscrip-
tions, but is fully empowered to commission
Canrassing Agents throughout the Northern
States to solicit subscriptions for as. Persons
wishing to act as agents for us, viii address w.
N.PARRIsH. Rockford. Ill.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27

xxrHoLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKsE1..,;
w Iers and Stationers, and dealers IN Nail
Paper, Sheet Music, Periodicals. &e;; Lsayen;
worth CITY, Kansas. Law, School, Theological
ture, late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews received
In advance Of the mail-baek numbers supplied.
mittees on libraries, teachers and purchaserE
generally.
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mr. Hon. II. J.-PARRorr. N. G., viii
,.ecspt our tha nks for valuable Congress
Isioaai docamenA.
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letp Aobefiiseipe
UnixersaILiher,xI

Universal Liberty
Equal and Exact Justice to All!
A FREE SOIL CONVENTION viii be held
- at ten o'clock 4. NJ, on Saturday, the third
day Of April, at the school house, near Berkau's
of Reform and Free Constitution are especial
ly invited to attend.
BY MANY CITIZENS.
NEW STORE! NEW cooDs!!
DALTON & o'DoNNAILs
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-
perience 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. Lonis.
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.
CONE ONE!e CONE ALL!l
Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts, street, Law
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 %, 1858.
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Saw hlilI For Sale

A half interest in one of the best steam
saw and grist mills in the Territory. sur
rounded with an abundance of timber.
WIN good cash market at high prices
iof Lumbar, is offered for sale. Enquire
0i the clerk at the Herald Of Freedom
once for its location.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES, ]
LAWRENCE. Fsb. 10. 1858 {

LAWRENCE, FEB. III, 1S0S.S
"Gov. DENyER-Dear SRA bill
changing the name of certain counties,
and removing the county seats therein,
from some cause has been enrolled differ
emily from its passage.
"Tbe section in relation to the old
county of Shawnee was entirely stricken
out, and we find that section enrolled !:
The removing the county seat from Te-
cumseh to Topeka, which never passed
the House."
The above is signed by seven members
of the House, one of whom is John Speer.
Whiting has his remedy against one OF
all of these members as he may choose to
elect.
stated a charge which is on paper
amongst the archives of the Territory
signed by seven members of the House
some of whom are undoubtedly of hi
own party, and if untrue, the partie.
making it are responsible, not myself.
With regard to John Speer, when he
can explain to FL. Rees Whiting why h'
was required to sign that paper, they thel
must mutually explain to the satisfaction
of their constituents. their relative posi-
tions in this matter, to which, when the!
obtain a certificate of its truth from tht
other six members, they will be in bet
ter condition to explain other transaction
connected with themselves in their officia
capacity.
Any statements made by them unit
that is done, can only be treated with con
tempt. Respectfully,
HUGH S. WALSH.
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Gusfnm Work,

WE ARE NOW TO MANUFAC-
w ture all kinds of work IN orr line Of bust
ness. to order. Great care will be taken in the
selection Of stock, and you will get good article,
we'll made BIZ calling at SHANkLlN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
y. B.-Repairing done in good style, and at
fair prices,
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JAMES \. FRAME. HENEY B. eoNwELL
Frame & Conwen.
WH0LESALE dealers in gun powder. KeeT
w constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, aud
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. All order:
will receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
niture store, Kansas City. Mo. Jan 3m
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T The Boston Journal, leading Re-
publican newspaper of New England, of
the 18th inst, says
There has been story generally cur
rent for some days, that G. w. Brown,
editor of the Kansas Herald of Freedom,
had given in his adhesion to the Lecomp-
ton iniquity, and that the price of his in
fiuence in that direction was 1921 adyer-
tisement. Whether he has had the gov
eminent advertisement we do not know,
but the last number of his paper received
here contained the following paragraph,
which cannot be claimed as favorable to
the administration, TO say the least. In
speaking of the Leeompton Constitution it
says:
ave have but one voice in regard to
that instrument. Rather than live under
| If, other than for the brief period required
to frame new Constitution, we are in fa-
yor of revolution and when we see no
other mode of getting rid of it but by re-
volution, we shall WELD all the influence
we possess to induce the people to revo-
lutionize, and If necessary, to fight the gen.
efai goUeinmeat to finally defeat that dam
| 3lqble GSayDGtion,"
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". E.. Susliff

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Deaie. in Cloths.
Nl Clothing, Hats, Caps. and Furnishing Goods
No, Mass. st., 4 doors north OF Blood's store.
Aug. 8. Is57.-6
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Circular,

rItO ALL wHe WISH TO INVEST MONEY
i in Land or Town Lots in the rich and rapid
Iy growing Territory of Kansas. wheEs the pub
lie lands are coming into market at Government
prices, weld most respec tIqliy az tnat naye
CITY of LaErence Kansas Territory, where
will give my personal attention t0inVestipg mon,
ey in lands OF town lots. TO buying, entering ana
locating land, paying taxes, &C., for noH-resl-
dents, on as favorable terms ss they could DO
themselves if present. -.
From nay extensive ACQUAINTANCE With TIE dif-
ferenf parts of the Territory, its soil and miner
al resources, added to my long residence IN Kan
sas and on the western border Of missouri, 4 nat
ter myself that can give general satssiaen ton 70
ali who may eutrust business in my hands.
Coitections made in any part Of the TerfltofJ
or in Western Missouri. will continue toPrse-
tiee law in the various courts OF the Ierrltory
and attend to contested claim, IN TIE , Lana w
fes. JAMES INNS 49,
Barrister at Law and Com'r Of Deeds for No.
1 Gent eff
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Special Fofices.
MAP OF KANSAS.
N6W -HV REVISED
Price. za.00

~ - r.EE1 -HE0CD EOE ~ rs
Prices SfsOo.
We have in press. and viii publish in 8 few
days. new and revised edition CT our popular
sectional map OF Kansas. These resisiens have
been complied from the field notes in the Sur
veyor-Genersrs Ofice and other reliable sources.
The map shows even section as surveyed up
to the present time, and is in eyery respect the
most complete and reliable
MAP OF the Territery Published.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at number ss
Main street. st. Louis, by
JOHN NHALSALL &CO.
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
'l'HIS Institution has been removed TO Cleye-
Land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practice. For Circulars address. at Cleveland,
tFeb I3 '59-Iy} NJ A. KING. &ecrekarv.
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II. NJ. simpson,
Peoria City.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7, Massachusetts,
~ street, Lawrence. Office hours A. NJ: to
y Dec 1851 If