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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
Merchant Tailor.

Mr.. SUTIIFF, of this city, has just re-
ceived, from Boston and other eastern
cities, a new and very large stock of cloth
ing and gentlemen's furnishing goods, per-
sonally selected by himself, which he is
pleased to offer for sale to the public,
through our advertising columns. His
stock is complete, and embraces general
assortment of goods of every pattern and
quality. Mr.. s. is experienced in the busi-
mess, hence in selecting his stock he is
enabled to avoid goods of antiquated pat
terms, and that peculiar description known
as "slop work." He is prepared to do a
general wholesale business, and will take
pleasure, no doubt, in filling orders from
distant portions of the Territory. We
cannot do else than recommend our read
ers to look in upon his stock, suggesting
that if they are not pleased with such
garments as he has on hand, they will re-
member that he will take their measures
and manufacture any article which may
be ordered, on the shortest notice, and in
the most satisfactory manner.
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Well Described

GEO. CRABBE, q celebrated English au-
thor and poet, describes, in very forcible
language, certain class Of newspapers,
OF which We have some notable examples
In Kansas. Without intelligence or inde-
pendence enough to direct in the right,
'ney are always watching what they sup
pose is the direction of the popular gale,
aud are always intending to go with it.
out are sternally wrong in the end, and
instead Of being with the majority they are
found with the minority. We quote:-
E.net ES1nlet TO the prosperous side the numbers sail
LsLse 49, ana Jdtse, toy reer sciA erNy gale;
n s S.ros that migrate from q freezing shore.
seatcn % Of warmer elimes. comes skimminG
Ts TTSms bold adventurers first prepared to- try
~ sunshine Of the distant sky;
W. soon the glowing summers certain sun
s. M ~ more and more, till all at last are won:
IL me early prospect Of disgrace.
In.,;aa vast troops this apprehensive race;
All 1Tclve tribe! their failing food they dread
S,, SSos, With timely change, their futur'
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.s;o1rp.d Meeting of Business Men

The citizens of this city again assem-
lid at the Baptist Hall, on Friday even
m, the 32d inst, to hear the report of
,bs various Committees, and take further
,.iop in the matters suggested at the last
Meeting. There appeared to be q larger
number present, and the same enthusiasm
,,sysiIed as OF the first meeting.
The reports of the Committees were
fBt called for.
Mr. Grover, on the Bloomington road,
reported the cost of putting the road in
GOOD condition, on both sides of the Wa
karusa, to be about $500. The cost of a
bridge, $500 for complete wooden one /;
$500 for bridge with stone abutments.-
He reported $500 subscribed.
Mr.. Allen, on New Haven and Cen
tropOlis road, reported it in good condi-
ton, with the exception of the Wakarusa
lotion; good ford, accessible on both
ides. Cost Of bridge, about the same as
On Bloomington road.
Mr.. L. Allen, on the Lecompton roads,
reported all butone in passable condition.
He reported liberal feelings on the part Of
those interested in the roads.
Mr.. Stearns, on Palmyra and Osawato-
ME road, reported that the whole cost
would be not more than $3.50. The posi-
ton Of the bridge was disputed matter.
He had received subscriptions amounting
to $500.
Mr.. Goss, on the Township Line, or
direct South road, reported all parties in
tsrested. The people would grade the
road if tho county would build the
bridge.
Mr.. Allen, of the Committee on Board
Of Trade, then reported the Constitution
and Bylaws Of an institution to be called
the Chamber Of Commerce of Lawrence.
The articles were separately taken up and
discussed, and, with slight amendments,
passed by the meeting. Any gentleman
may become member of the body by
signing the Constitution and paying fe,
Of S.. The papers were left with thu
President of the meeting, Geo. Ford
Esq, for signatures.
A slight diversion from the business o.
the meeting was here made by discus
sion in regard to the ownership Of Blan
toms bridge.
Gentlemen from other interested place
were called for, and Messrs. Berkau ant
Steele, of Bloomington, and Col. Warren
Of Palmyra, responded. Mr.. Berkau mad
atelling speech for the Bloomington road
and was loudly cheersd. The people o
southern towns were much interested il
this movement Of the citizens of Law
renee.
A Committee was instructed to confe
with the owner of Blanton's bridge, as +
the price of that structure.
The different Committees were instruct
ed to solicit subscriptions from all persons
both in and out of Lawrence.
Good feeling and liberality was mani
tested by all present. and satisfactory pre-
gess was made.
The first meeting Of the Chamber {
Commerce was appointed for Tuesda
evening
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Kansas Sufferers, Attention!

1t has been proposed that q meeting Of
the sufferers by the difficulties in Kansas
in 1856, and prior thereto. be held in
Lawrence, on Monday the 18th day of
November next, to take necessary action
to get their claims for damages before
Congress, and induce that body to allow
the same. After consulting with several
persons interested, it has been determined
to hold q meeting at that time, to which
all persons Of all parties who have sus-
tained direct losses growing out of those
difficulties, are cordially invited to attend
and participate in the proceedings. Each
person interested will communicate the
time of the meeting and its object to his
neighbor. The claims are good ones upon
Congress, and since Kansas politics have
been pushed aside, it is possible that indi.
vidual sufferers can be heard, with good
prospect of getting their rights in the
premises acknowledged, and their wrongs
FedresSed. More on this matter mex
week.
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Drug Stores in Lawrence.

1t may not be generally known to our
Kansas readers, yet it is nevertheless true,
that we have two of the largest and most
complete DRUG STORES in Lawrence there
is west of st. Louis. Indeed we doubt
whether they have their equals in size Of
stock and beauty of arrangement. Ply
sicians and others should remember this
fact, and patronize those establishments.
If sustained as they should be, those first
class establishments will remain with US;
if otherwise, persons who wish those arti-
cles which can only be found in Drug
Stores of this description, must go or send
to St. Louis to supply their wants. 1t
will be we'll for our friends in Lawrence
and the interior, to consider this matter,
and patronize home institutions.
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To Contractors.

o. NJ. Marsh, who has the contract for
building bridge across Big Stranger pro-
poses to receive bids on the ground, be-
tween IL o'clock A. NJ, and 2 O'Clock P.
N. of the eleventh of November, for ex-
cavations, masonry and timber-work for
said bridge. Plans and specifications can
be seen on the ground, or at the residence
of Mr.. NJ, on Fall Creek.
1t would be good idea if some of our
Lawrence men could get the job, or por-
ton of it.
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saturday Morning, Oct. 80. 1858.
1gbsr,v of the Press.

.,,- the liberty of the press we understand
,ss liberty Of discussing the propriety Of
Sav. a'i. measures and political opinions, let rs
7aOn. much of it as you please; but II Il means
h'a-,sv Of aSronting, cdIwn'"fGtSn1 and defGm-
w., Guotaer, /, for my part, own myself will
~ :. n,rt with my share of it whenever our
int .I,tors shall please to alter the law; and
ts1f spn .beerfully consent to exchange my liberty
',' .hD.pg others for the privilege Of not being
y I'D myself.-FrGnzf".
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@ We are almost destitute of news,
political or otherwise. From the States
it seems that in Ohio the Republicans
have elected fourteen members to Con-
gress; Douglas Democrats, one; and Ad-
ministration, four. In Indiana the Re-
publicans have elected seven Congress
men; Douglas Democrats, two; Admin
istration, two. Pennsylvania has elected
nineteen Republicans to Congress, three
Douglas Democrats, and three Admins
tration. We have not the returns from
Iowa so as to give the complete result
The Democrats slain, gain in that State,
though we are inclined to doubt the cor
rectness of their assumption from the re-
turns before US.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30

@ The Emporia Neaos, we apprehend,
was greatly in advance of the facts in
publishing that G. ". Clarke, the MUIR
derer, had been shot and scalped recently,
near Lecompton. Had it been SO, the
only mourner would have been Mr.. Bu-
chanan, who has recently appointed Clarke
to an important Office in the Navy.
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A valuable Farm For Sale,

TWO miles east Of Lawrence, fronting on the
i Kansas river. has about 100 acres fenced, IS
acres in cultivation, about Is acres timber, q
double log house, ont house, well and young
hay, corn, potatoes and other vegetables; two
brood mares, one colt, wagon, plow, gears, De-,
will be sold cheap for cash, Two years credit
given, with one-third the purchase money. Title
perfected. and possession can be had at any time.
Apply TO the proprietor on the premises:
uct. Q. ,5a.-4tt j. X. NOLAN.
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OF Some persons are representing that
business is again reviving, but if so, it has
not reached us. We learn that the times
are so severe on our neighbor, who de-
nounced us few months ago very bitter
ly, because we remarked that "the times
are exceedingly dull in Lawrence" that
he has reduced the wages of his workmen
from THIRTY FIVE cents, which is paid by
every respectable Office in the Territory,
to thirty cents thousand. Offices of that
character in the East, which pay less than
the regular rates for labor, are known and
branded as "RAT OFFICES"
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VI The Missouri has been very low
i0f some time, and freights have been
excessively : e high. The heavy rains now
.ailing will raise that river. and reduce
me ' price of freight very considerably
several steamers have been snagged and
LOST during the last few weeks on the
missouri, among which are the D. 4. Jan.
uGrH and the Carrier; the latter, IL il
'aid' will be total loss.
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OJ The late rains have raised the
creeks and rivers so high that travel, for
the time being, is greatly obstructed. It
is with difficulty that the mails can be
transported over the several routes in
Kansas, because Of the high waters and
muddy state Of the roads.
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GIVE observe that JOHN DoDswoRTH,
Bookbinder, Leavenworth, has the Stat
utes of Kansas. passed at the last session
of the Legislature, for sale at his Bindery.
Our friends in Leayenworth would dc
well to call on him for copy, as he is
supplying them at publishers prices.
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OFFICE OF LEconProS TovS COMPANY !
Joccr,nton Oct eth 1853

NOTICE is hereby given that all shares Of the
IN Capital Stock Of the Lecompton Town Com
pany, upon which the assessment Of $40, as lev
led thereon By the above resolution, is not paid.
will be sold at public auctionto the highest bid
der, on the 3Oth day Of October, le5s in the City
Of Lecompton, at Q o'clock A. n. Of that day, in
accordance with the laws and bylaws of said
Company. X. R.S.STEAVENS.P PresidentL. z. %.
Further notice is also given, that all shares IN
said Town Company. upon which the original
account Of such non-payment. on the said 10th
Of October, ls5s, at the City Of Lecompton, o;
O'Clock A. N. ofthat day.
O.t IL iaSa l2-4t
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Good.

We have just received the Leavenworth
Journal Of the 18th list, only t,Celve days
from the Metropolis Of Kansas. Though
we have a daily mail between this city
and Lsavsnworth, it is SO managed as to
make much of our mail matter great
while in reaching us from that city.
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Horse taken mp.

A LARGE BAY HORSE, about sixteen hands
II high, well .proportioned, has q star In It's
with one fore foot white, fine work horse, was
taken up recently few miles east Of Lawrence,
and is now in the possession Of an Indian. 1t
waslost BY some person four or i've weeks ago,
probably by some person at Gardner, and is pos
sibly the one mentioned recently in the EmpoIia
Neeos. The owner, by calling on TAYLOR
STEVENS, at Franklin. proving property, and
horse Oct. eff
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LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

KMBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
N tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of all
kinds, both Cast and Wrought, STEAM EN-
GINES, HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS,
THRESHING MACHINES, and all kinds Of
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need Of Works of this kind ourselves, we
have fitted up our manufactory with view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident we can
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
~. Give us q call before purchasing elsewhere
Particular attention paid 70 repairs; 9ld a. Sas'
Iron wanted. klMBALL RhOTHEhS.
Aupust 2a 80
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wv Oct. 1857
Summons.
TERRITORY OF KASsAs.l
County Of Lykins. eS'

Summons.
TERRITORY OF KASsAs,l
County Of Lykins.
Probate Court of said County.
ASAIL HUNT, plaintiff,
%.
The unknown heirs Of
CHAS. EATON, decd.
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS Of Charles Eaton,
L deceased, are hereby notified that q Petition
has been filed against them in the Probate Court
Of Lykins County. K. T., the object and prayer
Of which is to obtain conveyance of Q certain
tract Of land described in said petition, sold b.
the said Charles Eaton, before his decease. TO the
Plaintiff, for Q valuable consideration, paid by
said Plaintiff to the said Charles Eaton.
The Defendants are required to answer orde-
mur to said petition on or before the 18th day ol
November. A. ID. 1853. Defendants are hereb,
notified that the Plaintiff will testify upon the
trial Of this eause. 7rl
WAGSTAFF d SIMPSON,
Oct. Z-6t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Summons.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT,(
Coffey County, 4. 7.
A. n. ST0RMES, Plaintif3
WARD CHASE, Defend't.S
WHEREAS, a Petition was filed in my Office
w on the 25th day Of September, A. ID. 1858,
by A. l.. Stormes, wherein he stated that Ward
Chase was Justly indebted unto him in the sum
of Thirty two Dollars and Forty-four Cents, and
said Stormes holds his promissory note for that
amount; one for the sum of Fifteen Dollars,
dated July 18th, 1855 payable one day after date:
one dated July 18th 1858, payable one day after
date, for amount of Three Dollars, with interest
at two per cent, and assigned to Plaintiff, BY j.
T. Cox; one note dated July 18th, 1858, payable
one day after date. for amount of Twelve Dol
lars and Twenty-Five Cents, with interest at ten
per cent, assigned by J. g. Shambell to Plain
tiff. And, whereas, the Defendant is q non-res-
ident Of this Territory, and q summons cannot
be served upon him. these are therefore to no.
tify the said Ward Chase, that he must answer
the Petition Of the Plaintiff, or before the lst
day of December, A ID. 1858, or judgment will be
rendered against him for the amount Of Plain
tif's claim.
Witness my hand and private seal of Office,
(there being no public seal yet providedO this
s5th day of September. A. u. lsss;
SEAL \Clsrk. !. Of District Court cofsy Co..
S6SJoHN +. Cox, Atty for Plaintiff.
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W Prof BISHOP will preach at the
d baptist Hall on Sabbath evening. October
Oissat7 o'clock. Also at Franklin, same
Day, at 3P.M.
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Aamini.trator,. Netiee.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that letters Of ad-
~ ministration upon the estate Of Lewis Il.
Litchfeld, deceased, have been granted to ne
By the Probate Court Of Douglas County. bear
ing date the 7th day Of 0ctober, 1883.
Al persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them 70 me for allow
ance, within one year from date Of said letters
or thsy may be preeiuded from any benefit oi
such estate; and il said claims be not exhibit
ed within three years from the date Of said let
ters, they will be forever barred.
OWEN A. BASSETT.
Admir- Of Lewis l. Litchfeld, deceased.
Lawrence, Oct, Is, l65e.-5t
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H.c. sAYroRn L.c.w. sAPFoEp.
Stafford Il Stafford,

I
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. VIII
n practice in the several Courts Of Record
In Kansas, attend TO cases in the Land once,
and give particular attention 10 collections In
ali parts Of the Territory.
viii. also, attend TO the location Of Land
Warrants, investments in city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment q
renting Of village property. in all parts OF the
RHrEEExcrs:-Hon. r. P. Stanton. K.rsas;
Hon. Chas. Robinson, Lawrence, Kan; Eldrage
No; Wm. =: lockwood, Omaha. \, Fl EeI-
Plymouth, VIA; Gov. 8. p. Chase. Columbus,
ESQ, Cincinnati, o.; J. G. Grsnnis. Esq-S Sieye.
Ed1;n Toot- Eso' New York City; b. Ely, Esq.
Rochester. n. r; DR.. A. B. Child. Boston. Mass
TPA.C CIV. SAygoRD il Eote!y Public ioi
Douglas county. oeps y, =
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wEIBLING's
LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE,

LEAyENwORTH. K. T.
r WILL attend to all cases Of veterinary prae::
and for sale; also Corn, Oats and Hay, Horses
and Vehicles bought and sold.
To FARMEEs AND Transfers We can oner
great indgcsments hsying nH sstsSHhsS e oh5 ~
Leayenworth, being 10 feet front By Is feet
long, in the business portion Of the city, With
good we'll Of water, capable Of g4tering any
amount Of stock. aud sheds with feed trougns
A call from our friends and the trSseling pub
lie respectfully solicited. Terms moderate.
I,eayenWorth, Sep. II, 1858. On
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s.E. JOHNSTON. 3. A. sTISsox. L. ?. HKyExs.
Johnston, Ssiasen e Havens,
A fFORNEYS AND COUySELLORS AT
u Law. Leayenworth City, X. 7.
Ofiee on Main street. over Hemingray : Co. 3
Banking House. Oct. 23-em.
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StraYed.

ONE PAIR Of large red CATTLE, in the
" yoke, with chain attached, brass knobs on
their horns near one swinging" the hind legs
when walking. Any information given 81 them
at the Herald of Freedom ONCE or at the resi-
dence Of the subscriber. on the California rosd.
near Judge WAKEPIELD's, will be suitably re-
Warded. y. HEATH
LaWrence, Sept. o. le5e.
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Notice,

In Town Company have selected 40 acres ofths
lands Of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Forks Of the Kansas Riv-
er, and intend TO pre-empt the same for town
yeyed, plated, and fled in the proper Land Of
6ce by L, N. THUBsToN. d. b. STRAIT, SEQ.
Westonolis Kansas Ian 30. 1855
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sheriff,s sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of Execution to
u me directed, from the District Court in and
for the County Of Coifey, Kansas Territory. in
favor Of John HAYS. and against VIM. 1urden,
John Smith and Saml. G. Meek. will offer for
in the town of Burlington. Cofey County. KIT,
on Monday, the I'D day Of November. AID. 1e56
the following property, leyied on g the property
70 s.tisf. sss sad sneratian All tSs r;sbt
title and interest of VIM. Murden, John Smith
and Ssml. C. Meek in and TO one steam saw and
grist mill, in running order; also. the lumber on
the mill yard and the above named property viii
be sold to the highest bidder. on the day afore-
said. or sufficient thereof to satisfy said execu-
tion. the above property being situate in ths
JOHN CHESS, Sheriff Cofey Co., K. T.
Sheriff Once. Leroy. Oct. 5th. A. ID. 1858.
H-4t tFs
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Summons,

SuuuuOhB.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT,l
Coffey County, KIT.
HIRAM HOOVER, Plaintih}
WARD CHASE, Defsndant.)
WHEREAS, q Petition was filed in my Office,
w on the 25th day Of September, A. ID. 1855,
by Hiram Hoover, wherein he stated that Ward
Chase was justly indebted unto him in the sum
of Seventy-fve Dollars; and said Hoover de-
manded relief by the recovery of money due up
on one note which became due September 9Th,
1883, for Thirty-six Dollars; said note was as
signed to Plaintiff. One note dated May 18th,
1858, for Ten Dollars. which became due August
lSth 1855 and interest on both notes from date Of
maturity; and for cash loaned, to the amount Of
Ten Dollars, and also Dry Goods and Groceries
to the amount of Nineteen Dollars and Twenty
five Cents. And, whereas. the Defendant is q
nonresident of this Territory, and a summons
cannot be served upon him, these are therefore
to notify the said Ward Chase that he must
answer the Petition of the Plaintiff, on or before
the first day Of December, A. ID. 1858, or the Pc
tition will be taken to be true, and judgment
rendered accordingly, for Twenty-Five Dollars
and Twenty-Five Gents, besides interest and cost
of suit.
Witness my hand and private seal Of office,
there being no public seal yet proVided,) this
95th day of September. A. D, lsss:
SEAL Clsrk Of District Court. cofey Co.
S6N JoHN T. Cox, Atty for Plaintiff.
net
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Sheriff,s Sale.
Summons.

ITO JOHN MARTIN, Defendant:-You are
L hereby summoned and required to answer
the Petition of Alexander Hamilton, Plaintiff.
1859, in an action in the District Court; which
Petition was filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
said Court, at Burlington, in Coffey county, Kan
sas Territory, on the 9th day Of October, A. D.
1853. The object and prayer of said Petition is
to recover Judgment on promissory note, made
by the said John Martin, and payable to Matthias
Troxwell or order, assigned BY said Troxwell to
C. G. Amsden, and assigned by the said Amsden
if you fail to answer said Petition. as hereby re-
quired, the Plaintiff will take judgment against
you for Nine Hundred and Eighty Dollars, and
interest from the 5th day Of February, 1855 up to
the time Judgment is rendered, besides cost.
Dated the 9th day of October. 1858.
= SILAS FEARL,
Cl'k of the District Court. Coffey Co.. K. T.
Dat Ql-6k
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Z. ID. Ladd,

NOTARY PUBLIC for Douglas County. Regis:
IN ter of Deeds for the City Of Lawrence, and
Conveyancer. Will take Acknowledgements.
proofs Of Deeds and other instruments IN writ
ing, draw up -conveyances, powers OF attorney,
&c. Blank Deeds for sale. Office No. ls Massa-
chusetts street. Lawrence. Kansas. n2 t.
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DIED.

On the 4th inst. at the Leavenworth City
Hospital, after an illness of i've days, WRIGHT G.
LYFoRD, aged twenty-eight years.
At Tecumseh, Kansas. Oct. %, of cancer, Mrs.
CArHARINE l.. SPICER, aged 80 years, wife OF
James Spicer, and daughter of DR.. Richard Hu-
son, formerly of Yates county, n. Y.
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MARRIED.

Ten miles south Of Lawrence. on the oath inst
b! - Nettleton, Esq, Mr.. HUGH WILLIAMS and
Miss ANNIs W. GLEASON.
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Masonic.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of lawrence
i Lodge, No. 9, are held on the first Thursday
Of each month. in Masonic Hall, Babcock LIZ
kins' Building.
Au0 l5-tf
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scales! scales !, Scales.!.
TyO weigh from half an ourceIto thirty hundred
i Apply at my store. MGLE BAkkkk-
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Truat Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance
~ with the stipulations Of the tth article OF
the Treaty with the Confederate Bands Of Has:
kaskia, Peoria, Wea and Piankeshaw Indians Of
the 30th Of May, 1854 and the instructions Of the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, the following
described tracts of land will be offered for sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder, (but no
bid will be received for q less price per acre.
than the appraised valuation Of the tract offered,
at Lecompton, K T., on Monday. the 25th day Of
October 1858. at 9 o'clock AN. of that day. viz ::