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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
F9r tie Rera,d Of Er.sao,

NSs bsc 1fcfdku or ETSe10T1
Legality OF the Constitutional Convention Bill
Ed. HERALD OF FREEDoM-SIR :-Ino.
tee a statement of Mr. Fl. Rees Wbitinu
IN the last Lawrence Republican. attemnt-
Ing to controvert the facts set forth in
uOE' penver's reply to Messrs. Collamore.
reynolds, yourself and others, RESPECTING
the validity of the Bill attempted to he
passed at the late session of the Leeisla.
I'VE Assembly, respecting the Constitu.
tional Convention.
GoV. Denveris communication ,Vaz o,,b
mltted to Mr.. z. s. Stevens and mvso,f
previously to its being sent you for our
itc0iiectlon as to time mentioned, and in
all particulars, found to be correct.
Immediately after supper there were
quite number of persons in the room
VINO left about the time of the commence.
nent OF the night session; from that time
unnl the Governor retired, the only per.
shs In the room up to some time after
'Fn O'clock, were Mr. Reynolds, who re-
M'ioea but moment, and Mr.. R. S. Ste
''''' Some time after ten O'Clock I went
- sAe Legislative Hall (House) and from
'he'e to the Clerks room, at the head of
'as stairway. there announced that the
governor had retired and that he was not
's'y well. and it was no use to send any
more bills to him that night.
amer remaining there some time T re-
Hfed to the Governors room in the John
"ouse' and in passing by the Office
a00f OF the johnson House, I saw a mum.
''' Ol the members of the House of Rem.
:s'n'a'lves and enquired if they were
'u they answered the House had adj
md % ~ % Sometime after this, Mr.. Pratt
. &C -ar' !" hitting came to the door of the
possmOr's room, and had bills in their
ha. hD' told them that the Governor
rI,. l ,s'lfed, and could receive no more
0'll' that night. - n'0's
70 a.s as o0Vernor was in his bedroom and
,s 'isf persons in the room occupied for
.-'s .aa business except Mr.. R. S. Stevens
saa myself neither had there been. since ne,
NY return. e 'een' SINCE
The ats
.eb.. ',empt of an enrolling clerk, who
ias Isiged sig by his own party with allow
,as oiAs to be altered in the enrolling
m.u. l, alter passing both houses, and =
!, osr who signed paper to that effect.
pil;.- EsSsnt the exposure of his own com.
F,,la Fs'y IA the transaction, win have bn,
d sas lsnt IN invalidating the testimony
6,s ssssss men, whether their position i
sbssa. ). evidence can lay my hands on
Es.s s'el . needed, and shall take care 10
NJ p : where can use it when necessa-
uTTnH
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HardVare uud Stoyee.

| TNGLE BARKER would respectfully inform
L the inhabitants of Lawrence and Of the Ter
EitoTy Of Kansas that his MAMMOTH UARD-
WARE AND STOVE STORE, No. ksssaehu-
sets Street, Is now open, where they baTe on
hand and will keep constantly for sale, for cash
onls, the largest and best selected stock Of
Agricultural Implements, American, English and
Herman Hardware, Nails, Window Glass. Oils,
Paints, Willow. Wooden, Cruckery and Glass
Ware; ever brought into the Territory Of KAN
sas, AT " WHOIlESALE OR RETAIL, st prices
that cannot fail to suit ALL
We ask she special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination Of our large stock
before purchasing elsewhere. as we are confident
that we can I'LL all orders in line to better
advantage than small dealers can obtain then
from ans other source, as ne buy all our good
from manufacturers and importers out Of frs
class houses NJ the East for cash. Our faciiftles
Tor doing Jetbing Business are uneqaaled In
the West.
We also have connected with eur establish
Iaent TIN SHOP where we nanufncture al
kinds Of TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
" NARE, sttead 10 all kinds Of Job Work Tin
Roofing, Spouting. GutterinE. Brazing. Plumb
ing. &c. .Speeial attention viii be given to this
WORkAEN employed. We are both practical
Een IN the different branches Of our bBsiness,
and hope b fair dealing and strict attention 10
business to shtain share OF public pasTuDa9s
Tk1 Us. LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG TEA
kETTLE. ISGLE BARKER
Sept.5. tt
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I'his town. situated at the junction Of the
L Usage River with Ottawa Greek, in Frank
lin County Kansas Territ0ry-bids fair TO eclipse
NAM. Of her sister towns in population and en-
terprise. ses@a
There is nes III operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient to run a pair of Burrs
which win be attached soon. There are also tive
good Shingle Machines capable of cutting from
six to eight thousand shingles each, per-day.-
Timber IS plenty, and as good as can be found in
any portion Of the Territory. Land is of the best
quality, beth fer farming and stock raising
There Isl Pcst Os5ce, two Dry floods. and two
Grocery and Pragisios Stores here already
There is fine opening for mechanics of nearly all
kinds; good Blacksmith is much needed; also a
Shoemaker, Carpenters, and other mechanics
The Prcprietors viii donate a lot to any one who
viii erect a substantial building thereOn.-
Shares ard Lots fer sale al reasonable rates. The
above place is located near the center of the
County, and viii undoubtedIy be the COUNT
Seat at an early day. This place is twenty Eve
miles from. LaTrsnee, and fifty frcTn Kansas
CITY. JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
a. JOHNSON.
JIQ. p.
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Manhattan vz. Topeka.

at a meeting of the citizens of Manhat-
tan precinct, held at the public School
House February. oath inst, pursuant to
call, ior the purpose of choosing three DEL
esates 20 represent this district in the
County Convention, to be held on Wild.
cat, Saturday. the 9th. The meeting
was largely attended, and organized by
calling Major Beebe to the chair, and APP
pointing s. H. Sarber as Secretary. Mr.
Snow. BY request of the chair, stated the
object of the meeting. Mr. Todd present.
ed a setsef resolutions. A substitute was
offered by DR.. J. Robinson. A very ami
mated and spirited discussion ensued =
Tie two sets of resolutions were with
drawn. ana the following (the best of the
set offered by Mr.. Todd) was adopted
Rssoluea, That the delegates elected at
this fnestiBg, 10 nominate delegates from
this county, to meet In convention to be
held on the 4th- Tuesday of March next,
for framing State Constitution, are in
strueted 10 elect men pledged against the
Topeka movement.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot
for delegates. which resulted in the cleo
ton of Dr. H. Phelps, ]. 7. Goodenow
and Sanford. The meeting then ad-
journed. c. W. BEEBE, Gairmq,.
S. Il. SARBER, Stcrstary.
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Leeompton, <. 7. Feb. 26, 1858.
q Disunion Threat.
The Washington Sar says:


Few men are better informed than our
self upon the state of feeling among the
members (of Congress, and we are salts
fed that were Minnesota, with all her dis
regard of the enabling act passed in her
case, TO be admitted into the Union, aud
Kansas. on account of the constitution
with which she applies, be refused adrnis-
sion. no ten Southern Representatives and
Senators would remain day longer in
either hall of Congress. The day for fur
ther compromises on the slavery question
is passed
Apropos of this. the Baltimore Ameri-
can remarks that Bacon, in one of his es-
says, says
Because half adozen grasshoppers un-
der fern make a field ring with their
impoTtunate ehink, whilst thousands of
great cattle repose beneath the shade of
the oak. chew the cud and are silent, pray
do not imagine that those who make the
noise are the only inhabitants of the field:
that of course they are many in nutaIes;;
or that, after all, they are other than the
little shrivled, meagre, hopping, though
loud and troublesome insects Of the hour
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Picturcs.P pictures.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
L TO the people Of Lawrence aHd vicinity, thai
be has opened suit of Rooms in Robinson's
Building at No Massachusetts St, where he
would beglad to see ali bis old friends and Gus
toners; Al the modern improvements in, PIE
ture taking Is pEac tieed 20 perfection. The Afa-
hrot3 pc, Mellaineo;ype, AGhrogTaph &c are all
Oh exhibition at Beles' Erysial SkYIight Picture
Rooms free of charge. Excellent Pictures Of the
ne8 st3le taken for 81 50. Views, Falnily groups
DC. taken on short notice. He trusts b. close at
tention to business and taking good pictures to
merit continuance of the faYors so generousIy
bestowed b. bis cid friends and custosnersart se-
cure share d Public Patronage. Instruction in
any and all of ehe new arts given on Scientific
Pr.neiples. lDee. .5tf ]. DOLES.
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Attachment notice.
cogaTY nS1SA OF i Donesss.' n1isas', IS.
IL. TIT. WATERMAN Plaintiff.
GEnaliE 8 I.EEnNARn nas.nas

GEORGE s. LEONARD. Defendant.
In attachment befurs L. d. I.add, a Justice O!
the Peace in and for Wakarlsa township, IN
Douglas county, ut his law day, January lith,
less -
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff. b. bis at
torney James Christian, and it appearing 30 The
satisfaction of the Justice, that the defendant is
not resident of this TERRITORY, so that the pro-
cess of this Court cannot be served upon him. 1t
is therefore ordered and required that the plain
tiff do give notice to the defendant by fourwrit-
ten or printed advertisements. set up at four of
the most public places in this county, that writ
has been issTed against him and his property, at
tached to SATISFY the demand of the plaintiff and
that unless be appear before the said Justice, at
his law day in March newt. being theseeond Mon
day thereof, Judgment will be rendered against
him and bis property sold to pay the debt.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
WITNESS, E. ID. LADD, Justice of the Peace.
this 2s.th day Of JanUars. fs55.
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HUGH S. WATCH.


En- acoaPTos, March 9th. 1858.
Do = hke.LD OF FaExDoa-sn- n-Ino-
e,'.'.,l tbs day an article in the Lawrence
S,''.s ',eaa, signed Il. Rsss wbItias, b.s''i0 n
.n hs takes occasion to cens.,rs = yery
r.a,s Gov. Denver, on account of his
bs :, = :. you aud Others, giving his opin-
tar ,ae'i : me legality of the bill providing
nAntional convention.
via !. .s.n'~lsdge Of the facts connected
de ,sas = case, is simply this: During
In elns. in the course Of which the
ss;. ,lalnaed to have been presented. 1
.oa H.' !. i'v. Dsavsrs room At the John.
ate, azs' ffon early candle-iight until
per midnight. ImnediaIsly after sup
ps.ss ssssfAl gentlemen came ii for > few
de ,.s' aa.' and possibly Maj. Barry among
pe,.s A aisii retiring. as above stated. no
ssr s.,''a rs; vas n the room, except Gov. Den
q e I private secretary Nh. walsh. Mr.
ssynolas sana he only for 4 few
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EaSTERN RaKEmY.

THIS Establishment, opened in August last.
i situated on Massachusetts, street, in Law
renee, keeps constantly on hand Bread, Pies,
CenfectioHaries. Gordisls VI ines, Cider, Raisias.
Figs. Dates, PfuRes, Oysters. Sssrdines Pine Ap-
pies. Pickle, huts..with general Stock OF Gro
ceTies, such a. Tea, Coffee. Spices, Ginger, So
gar, Aolasses, Tobacco, Cigars Of all grades, q
quantity of Toys, Matches; Butter. Lard, Eggs.
Flour, Cern-meai. Apples, Potatoes, Cheese IN
W.S5;n, 'ns pe, psssoa ai Snss ~ "a.
piled with anything they insy call for for tie
table, and satisfaction guaranteed.
PRoDUCE. of all kiIlds, partic uiarly Butter,
Lsrd and Eggs wanted, for which the highest
prize will be paid IN Cash On delivery.
Persons wishing TO buy articles IN our line are
invited to visis.a .as: and those having Produce t.
sell should look la at cur establishment before
completing 8 safe. lotion K GREEN.
LAWRENCE. Jan. l6. 1853. e2tf
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SfrRYRda

IRON the subscriber, two miles West of Law
renee, about two months ago, two yoke of
Oxen. One yoke was about six years old: the
near Ok 8 black brindle with the letter s on
one hip: his mate is a light red. with a roam
back. The other yoke is four years old. The
near one, dark brindlewith mOttle face, and
the OF one white OK, with red neck and n
iargee. white stripe in his face. Other marks not
ree0llected.
Any person giving information where they may
be found viii be libeTTily rewarded
Lawreeee, Jan ], 1858. BAKER GUEST.
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.xcs;aI, m;IIer.

SEEING that we are about to have legal au-
- thority established in Kansas, announces
that be will now attend TO ans business pertain
ing to the profession of the law. Settling here
IN August, 1854, and being Editor of the " K an
sGs tFee Ssdte,' (which was destroyed in Law
renee. slst May, 1852 be is well posted ~ to the
best places for investing money on speeula-
tions and as to the true condition of most con-
tested claims IN this county, and viii attend to
any business of that kind.
\. B. That his Office of Judge of Probate does
not prevent his prae icing law 10 all otbereourts
of Kansas; but it gives him auth ority to admin
lister oaths, take depositions, acknowledgements
OF deeds and other instruments of writing.
a number of I6G acre warrants on hand Of
nee No: IL, Massachusetts, ST., opposite Express
Office. Lawrence, Kansas. Dec ~ 81 If Z
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Nstiee OF Administration .

n NOTiCE Is hereby given 30 ali creditors snd
: others interested that the undersigned has
obtained from the Probate Court of Douglas
county letters Of Administration upon the es-
tate Of Samuel Switzerland. deed bearing date
are hersbs requested TO naake immesIiate par
ine7t. and al persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them preperly
authenticated within one year from the date Of
benefit thereof. If said claims are not present
ed within threeyear they viii be forever barrel
THUSAETHUS S0UTHERLAND,
] xxKS CHRrsTIAS. A5saizsisfFz1rk1
.s-r sAfta-.ley fof Adm FeE27
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Seeds for ls5a.

NTE are now prepared with full and complete
~ stock OF Field, Garden and Flower Seeds
OF the new crop. ID supply any demand. wholesale
or retail, on the yeTy best of terms.
Our stock is NEW (as weiop't consign seed.
and take none back to mix up again). and much
OF 1t grown under our own directions in this
State Our stock of European seads is imported
directly by ourselves from the most reliable
growers in England and France.
Mc feel confident no better advantages to the
public can be offered than we can give. and we
cordially Invitean examination Of cur stock be-
fore purchasing. Our stock consists in part of
Spring heat, Barley, Corn, Peas, Beans, &c, n
very large variety of Garden seeds and full as
softment Of Flower Seeds of choice varieties
Also, lou bushelspure Chinese Sugar Cane seed.
Constantly ON hand large assortment of Az
ricultural and Horticultural machines and i'm
plements.
Full priced seed and implementeatalogues sent
upon receipt OF stamp to pay postage,
HENRY ID. EMERY Il CO..
Feb63t 29l. Lake Street, Chicago
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Temperance Meeting.

a temperance address viii be delivered
by I. Dwight Thacher, at the Congrega-
tional Church. in this city, on Tuesday
evening, March 10th, at half past seven
O'Clock All are invited to attend.
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Dissolution.
SADDLE STOLEN.

A LADIES' HOOP SIDE SADDLE belong
a ing to Mrs: OLIVE SMITH, was stolen from
the horse while he was standing near the Ma
sonic Hall, on Monday night last. between the
hours of eight and nine O'Clock. The saddle
was bought of J. q. Sands, 4 few months since
and was very valuable article The thief will
really Oblige Dir. and Mrs Smith, who lives four
miles south of Lawrence. By leaving the Saddle
where the owner can come in possession of it
again.-Dated Lawrence, January 9th, IS5o.
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8. N. Wood

I AND AGENT. Will bay and sell Land
II Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, and do a General Land
Agency business. guaranteeing from 50 10 100 per
cent on investments
s. n. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioner Of
Deeds for Ohio 4lyl
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Ohio State and Union Law college.
I.HlS Institution has been renewed 70 C,eve-
L land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred.
and students upon graduating may be admitted
TO practice. For Circulars address, at Cleveland.
Steb l3 SLY NJ KING, Sacrekryv
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CoffinS.

d ]. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
L ly inform the citizens Of Lawrence and vi
cinity, that he has opened store on Massachu-
sets street, opposite the City Bakery. where he
is prepared to furnish Furniture and Coffns TO
order, on short notice.
Lawrence. Oct. 81, 1857 I'm
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Uphe.sterx.

tWM. A. SHR0YER takes this method of in,
~ forming bis friends and the public general
Y Y Inat ne has epened an UPH0LSTERiNC ES-
IAbh!SHMENF on WINTHROP street, Law.
renee, Immediately west of tie Morrow House
Enere ne would be happy to see all persons il
RAssES, BoLSTERs, PTLLoTs S-TFFrs Sc or
hand. Spring Mattresses made 10 order.
Give me call before pure hasinF elsewhere.
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Wanted.

A LADY experienced in the business. desires
DRY goods store. Address H., Box $50, Lawrence,
Kansas. Feb 2D-4W
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never Kno.vn rs Fail.


FEVER 4AND 4GUEDESTROYER.
A FEW EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS, CIV
n ing the opinion Of Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists, of that highly celebrated remedy Dr..
SGStEeS .SFeRgs ffreF Destroyer.
THE EocToRS RECOMMEND IT.
DR.. Samuel Strons's Fever DESTROYER j. iusf
what We y4at IN this bilious climate. 1t has
performed Tn81y remarkable cures.
A. LaRIaoRE NJ. D.,
HahoD, Huntington Co., Ind
sir- Curtis Hatch, Of JsaFenna. o., s.-Dr.
Samuel Streng,s Fever Destroyer sells well, and
gives the best Of satisfaction 70 Its many custom
ers.
II. L. Hsnry. Druggist, ObeFIin, Ohio. writes /.
The Fever destroyer is the medicine for the
seae and feFeT-lten.es every time. think il
the best szue Eles4ieine ever Sold
Rey. &. ID. Young. DE Wit, Clinton County,
Mich. sys.-DT. Samuel Str5agss Fever De-
stroyef is without d ionht the best agHe medicine
eyer before the public. | ana informed b. the
has beesae one OF the Iapst pepuizF remedies sg-
e. introduced in the West.
Il. Ihayer, Druzgist. Lansine Mich IN one Of
hisletters says 81 have Sold several grs&s OF Dr.
Ssroag's Fever Destroyer with great sueeess. aad
want nothing better
8. d. Strong CO., CIerelsad .-iients -
icnE Fever DESTROYER has given universal satis-
sactl7z- asssl performed IHaay Wonderful esres in
this secaOn.- RespectfHlls your ob't serF Is. -
HISS Il BRO, Easf Saginaw Miel.
Sold at wholesale aad retail b
WOODWARD 4 FINLEY, Laxrsnee.
city Drug store,
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The 1tsfalo Of Tfseooiq.
LAWRENCE. KIT.
saturday Morning, March Is, 1858.
Gensrai Agent.

II .;ves us pleasure to state that We have COM
-,..ed arrangements with Rev. WI. PARRISH,
PEI eteIpsneIfnrd. Illinois, to eficiate as General
o. IN. n1N faT the HERALD OF FREED0M. He Is not
Sirsuthorized to receive and receipt subscrip-
s.a5. on, but il fully empowered to commission
E., ES..nvsssinc Agents throughout the Northern
Ssa.s< 10 solicit subscriptions for u.s. Persons
SS;ssine 10 act as agents for rs, viii address w.
( SPIRRrsH. Rockford. III.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOoKSEL-
~ lers and Stationers, aud dealers in Wall
Paper. Sheet Music, Periodicals, &C., Leayen-
worth City, Kansas. Law, School, Theological
and Classical works. standard and light Etera-
tgre, late and standard Music. An the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews received
IN advance of the maii-back numbers supplied
Order solicited from country merchants, COM
mittees On libraries, teachers and purchasers
generally.
LeaeearortA, Hoy 30, 1ss7-f.
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DIPLOMAS
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Westo,ol;s
IV Town Company have selected 3sG acres oftho
lands OF the I nited States. situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Forks Of the Kansas Riy-
CT, and intend to pre-empt the same for town
yeyed, plated, and filed in the proper Land Of
nee by h, ". THURsToE. ID. b. STRAIT. See.
Westopolis, Kansas, Jan, u, 1659
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= Wnnd

JUSTICE OF THE PEACEiFoR LECoMP.
Monday in each month. Once, at ms residence
one mile southwest of Lawrence. in Lecompton
Township; p. q. Address, Lawrence. Kansas.
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OF The Alsais Bells. a small steamer
designed TO ply on the Kansas river Be.
tween Wyandots and St. George, arrived
in Lawrence on Wednesday evening last
loaded With -four. The river IS very low,
but the steamer has managed to resrh cur
port. .sE-s.s..
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Mound City, Linn Co., Kansas.
TEN Shares. eight lots each, for sale in the
erms &c. address W. H. BARNES, Pres. Su-
gar Mound. Linn Co.. 4. t. Feb. sO-5ms
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0ubat Cinbsf

4 Ny one wishing N take the New YORK Trib-
\ uae. New York Times. Missouri Democrat.
OF Chicago Tribune. can nov haEe an epp0rtu-
nity. As an ran king UP clubs 20 commence on
the Jst ef JsAAary.
y , Subscriptions received foS al the popular
publications Of the day NeekIy end moathiy
numbers for sale at she counter.
School, miscellaneous. ehildEen's books. and
{ blank hooks sRd Stationery for gale.
Dee. .Js, At q. WiINABTH.
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Pfices Current.

LAyRExgz. March I3. 1855.
FLouR-Super6ne s4I95 hundred.
WHEAT-sf.s0 . bushel.
CoRN-75c@S1,O 90
CoRE MEAL-SI,50 . bushei.
WHITE BEANs-S3goS busheI.
POT O09Si25
APPLES-Sl 5Ols9 90
: CRACKgRs-I5e. p H.
FRESH BUTTER-3Ue . D.
CHEEsB-2oQ25c
SALFR ATIrs-ie1e
BRoWN SUGAR-i4c.
s WTfTE -I6Gls,
RICE-l09I2Hc.
TEAs-5sc. clio
BAces-ls1z@l6c
CoDFIsH-I0c.
MAcKEREL-I9915c.
ToBACCO-3G95 Soc. 's
MANILA RoPE-25c. I"
SoAP-IaGi2c
CANDLEs-Star. 25e.
- -Sterine, 25c.
TALLOw-121<e. 8.
BEESwAx-2Oc. I
COTroN RATTINe-25e
IRoS-7RI0e
NAILS-799c.
CASTINGs-9e.
LOG CHArN-I09I2Xa
SToyE PIPE-i6c.
SAD IRoSs-l09l2X
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II. NJ. Sir,lnson. /.
Peoria City.

NOTARY. PUBLIC, Office No. :, Massachusetts
4 street. Lawrence. CfIice hours . A. u. to
Z. II. Dee. 1857 If
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Shawnee Housa

RY WILLIAM HOLMES, of Shawnee, John
- son County. This honse is large and CONNIE
dlous, well situated. and furnished in good style
Travellers are invited to call and make it their
nome while passing through the place. or stop
ping In the Vfcintty. Feb SO 1yr%
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N p Conway

A TT0RNEY aT LAW, ceilamore Bnilding.
n Lawrence, Kansas. VIII attend TO any
business entrUst ed 10 him with fidelity and dis
patch. Partieutsf attention given to cases Of
Contested Pre-eElz,tion Tities. Dee.5
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Kecn Your Fcet Drr

A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUGBEl.
"A goods. Just received from the Good ear Man
ufacturing Co.,-eonsisting of Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which viii be sold low for cash, at
SHANkLIh'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store
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Custon, work

I'VE ARE E0WPREPAREDT TO MANUFAC-
w tuEe sill kinds of work in our line Of busi-
ness, 20 order. Great care viii be taken in the
seleetio of stock, and you will get coed article,
well made by calling at SHANkLIS'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
n. B.-Repairing done in good styIe, and at
fair prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
Capitalists, attention.!

THE subscriber knows Of a first rate chance to
L loan quite sum of money en- tho best Of
security, and at a heavy rate of interest. Apply
soon to JOHN Il. WOOH
Lawrence, Nov. Il, 1851. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
caIeh .prnt,
J. q. Parsons,

DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS. FARMS.
II Town and CITY Lots. over the CITY Drus
Store. Lawrence. Jan. g. ls5s. sms
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
Pens penz pe-,

A FINE ASS0RTNENT os t..sl stsel -. r...;v.
n ed and win be sold low to close oat the lot
Al W1LAARTH,S.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
w. z. SufIiff,

MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer in Cloths
IVA Clothing. Hats. Gaps. and Furnishing Goods
40 5 Mass. ST., doors north of Blood's store.
Aug. &. lsS5-tf