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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20
Josiah MILLER,

- thority established in Kansas, announces
that he will now attend TO any business pertain
ing to the profession of the law. Settling here
in August, 1854, and being Editor of the . KGn-
sGs Free SiGte," (which was destroyed in Law
renee. 21st May, 1885, he is well posted as to the
best places for investing money on specuia-
tion, and as to the true condition Of most con-
tested claims in this county. and viii attend to
any business of that kind.
n. b. That his office Of Judge of Probate does
not prevent his praetieing law IN all other courts
of Kansas; but it gives him aathority to admin
lister oaths, take depositions, acknowledgement
of deeds and other instruments of writing.
A number of l60 acre warrants on hand. Of
fee No. II, Massachusetts, ST., opposite Express
0fice, Lawrence, Kansas. Dec IL, 50 If
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J. q. CLAYPoOLK. ?. J. NEKE
Claypoele & Newby.

IHHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOoKSELs
w lers and Ststioners, and dealers in Wall
Paper, Sheet Music, Periodicals. de-, Leayen-
worth City. Kansas. Law, School. Theological
ture, late and standard Music. Ali the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews received
In advance of the mail-baek numbers supplied.
Order solicited from country merchants, COM.
mittees On libraries. teachers and purchasers
generally. s9 SSS
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1T 4 small steamer called the Mn.
ME Belle, reached our wharf Sunday
raorniEg, bound for LawTesse, K T., with
I,500 sacks Of -four consigned 70 houses IN
that place. The Minnie Belle, we learn,
was built for the Kansas Ever trade
Lexington, 10. Ez1asissrs sses
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& N. Wood

7 AND AGENT. Will buy and sell Land
- Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, and do a General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 5o to loo per
S. n. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioner of
Deeds for Ohio. 4lyl
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Hardware ana stoves.

FNGLE BARKER would respectfully inform
L the inhabitants OF Lawrence and ef the Ter
ritory of Kansas that his MAMMOTH HARD
WARE AND STOVE STORE. 10. 9 Massaehu-
setts street, is now open, whore theyfhage ca
hand aud viii keep constantly for sale, for cash
only, the largest and best selected stock Of Stoves
Agricultural Implements, american. English aud
German Hardware. Nails, Window Glass. Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, CTuckery and Glass
Ware, ever brought into the TefTiEery Of kaB-
sas, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ct prices
hat cannot fail to suit all.
We ask the special attention. Of COUNTRY
DEALERS 10 an examination OF our large stock
before purchasing elsewhere. as We are confident
that we can sill all orders In cur line 70 better
advantage than small dealers can obtain them
from any other source. as we buy all our g0ods
from manufacturers and importers cut OF first
class houses at the East for cash. Our fsciiitles
for doing a Jobbing business are unequaled IN
he West.
We also have connected with our establish
nent TIN SHOP where We manufacture all
kinds of TIN, COPPER, AND SIEET IRON
WARE, attend to all kinds sf job Work, lin
roofing, Spouting, Guttering, Brazing. Plumb
ing, &c. Special attention viii be given to this
branch Of business, and none but FIRST GLASS
NORkMEk employed. We ara both practical
men In the different branches of cur business,
and hope by fair dealing and strict attention to
business TO obtain share Of public patronage.
TRY Us. LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG TEA
KETTLE. IkGEE BANKER.
Sept. 5, II
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THE undersigned has bsen appointed in ac,
Il cordaree with the provisions of a law pass ed
by the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for tbe
Pawnee Land District. AL instruments q what
ever kind, affecting the titieof say real estate
in this Land District may be recorded IN ms
described therein as if fled in the county In
which such real estate is eitHsted. Once with
Lownan Reyueldss oyer the : City Drug Store.
Massachusetts, sc. Once hears fran A. ~ x 10
I5P. 81. GA.REYNOLDS- 2
Lawrence. 4. T., Feb. sBth lss5.
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Hhawnea Hnnse

ID SON County. This house is large and eommo-
deus well situated, and furnished in good style.
Travellers are invited to call and make it their
home while passing through the place. or stop
ping in the vicinity. Feb 6 SO lyrs
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Stafford. 3. ;. NC
saffora 4 weed,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Lawrence, Kansas,
"A will practice in thseyerai courts Of record
in Kansas and attend TO eases IN the Land Office.
Special attention given 10 contested claims IN
the Land Office and the preparation of pre-
the West.
REFERENcEs.-Gov. S. P. Chase. Columbus.
Ohio Hon. Philemon Bliss A. c., Elyria Chic;
ward Sutton Smith. Boston, Mass; Coy. G.
Robinson, Lawrence, K. T.; J. s.. Trimble,
banker, Mt Gilead, Ohio; r. House i Co., Dit.
Gilead, Ohio; Simmons& Leadbeater. st. Louis,
No.; Hon. ]. n. Root, Sandusky, Ohio; Hon.
s. j. KirkWood, Iowa City, Iowa; Piner Ber-
~. Bankers, Newport, Ky. Feb Ii. %
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Stolen

IRON THE MAIL STATION OF Messrs.
Il HoCKADAY & HALL, on Dragon Greek, four
miles west of Burlingame K T.. on the night of
the 18th of Dec. ult., one Brown Mule, branded
above the left hip with the letters U. ). NJ; on
lump on his left shoulder (aigh up) which is in
the way of the collar when working, Right hind
leg little shorter than the left. Main and tail
newly trimmed. Large, rough and ugly. will
pay Twenty Dollars for information that will
enable me to get sight of the above described
Mule. Be pleased to lock out and enquire for a
Mule of the above description of persons living
you hear Of such, address the undersigned
at Burlingaine, x, T., who, the receipt of your
letter, win come Immediately, and ON sight viii
pay the above reward.
JAMES a. ROBINSON, Agent for Santa
Fc Mail Company, Dragon Creek, II.
Jan 80 SO
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THE Subscriber beiFs desiraus Of meying
Il Scafh, wishes 10 exchange 2-cpeTH IN v .s-
eshsiE for lard er vel lueate soNn property II
kaL.Sss. IL zsQusi. 6T Arkansas. -
lis E-cperH consists Of q EeE steam saw
Iissbsron the one Sac. and 8 fae prsiric eoun-
trt for market cn the other. A good Dwelling,
StoEeho1se, Barr De-. all IN Museods. Village
Of 1h1sk seysS aunssned inhabitants, loeete9 On
the bank ef Il ~ iseOnsiR river. and or the Ali-
Eankee q siississiI,pi Raj Road, and one OF the
Iaost Beautifully ioeAtea and healthy toEnsi the
State. -
This property would suit any person wish
ing to 90 into the Numbering or ssiercanEiie
business and would be traded separate ifdesired.
In sddstipe 10 the above property hayea stock
Of Goods, a FerEy run by hoTss power. and seme
timber land, =
a stock Of Goods would ssit me in exchange
for the above property.
Further particulars may be obtained Of Dsyid
Aantoye or his sons near Fort Scott, Kansas, or
by letter to the subscriber 1T Auscoda- Wis.
- . ALFRED PALMER.
Masso4a. Eis. Feb. 80. IS. l2w
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HeD Advertisements
proclamation.

10 az scAoss it may concern:
TT having been made to appear to me that the:
L Atehison Branch of the Kansas Valley Bark
has complied with tine requirements Of an Act
entitled ian Act 70 incorporate the kansas al.
ley Bank" approved February 18th. 1857, and
which Branch Bank was BY the Act OF February
approved February Sd 1853 repeating the said
erst mentioned Act: therefore
3 I, James w. Denver, Secretary and Acting
Governor OF the Territory OF kanxas, do hereby
proclaim in accordance with the prsyisions OF
thetenth section Of said hrst mentioned Act, that
am satisfied that said Branch Bank has com
piled with the provisions Of said Act, and Is
therefore authorized to go into operation
In testimony whereof have here
unto subscribed my name and anlxed
II 49, the great seal Of the Territory Of kan-
~ ~ sas this fifteenth day OF Ee6Tlsfy,
A. d. 1853. J.W. DENVER.
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Lawrenee SEED store.

FT7HE Subscriber would announce to his friends
l. and customers that be Is new gettine on :
larre steek OF Garden and Field Seeds. and viii
have his Store open Shout the lst Of March
when be viii Be prepared 70 furnish aiI the deal
ers In the Territory with their stock Of Seeds a
= law faTrsacs. Feb. lssa. DE BURSHAA.
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= wood

JUSTICE OF THE PEACEs FOR LECoMP-
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day I'd
Monday IL each month. Office. at my residence
one mile southwest of Lawrence. in Lecomptsln
Township. p. q. Address, Lawrence, Kansas.
Def 0Sfh
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Coffsns.

d J. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
L ly inform,the citizens of Lawrence and vi
cinity, that he has opened s store on MasSaeh1-
sets street. opposite the City Bakery, where nc
order, on short notice.
Lawrence. Oct. 81, 1857. I'm
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never KneKn Te raiI.
DR.. SAMUEL sFRoEG's
rVEp avn znTTF n EoTp nVEp


FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.
FEW EXTRACTS SFR0MLETTERS CIV
II ing the opinion Of Ministers, Doctors, and
DFugzistss Of shat highly celebrated remedy, Dr.
.S1zszse; tsroags fsea. Destroyer,
T3fE D5cfogs REcoAHEED IT.
DIR. Samuel StF6sfgs Fever DESTROYER Is jast
what Ne want IN this biIlious climate. It has
performed many remarkable cures.
Mahea, Huntington Co., Ind.
Mr. Curtis Hatch, Of RsFea1a, o., says :-pr.
Samuel Strong's Fever DESTROYER sells Eell. and
gires the best of satisfaction toits Esany eusso-
ers.
Il. L. Henry, Druggist, 0beriin. Ohio, writes
The Fever Dessroyer Is the medicine fog the
agae and fsver-it cures every time. think Il
the best eras medicine ever SOLD.
Rev. e. D.. Young. De Wit, Clinton Comfy.
Mich. says.-Dr. Samuel Strong's sfeser De
stroyef Is without doubt the best aEae EEedicinE
ever before the public. j am informed By th;
druggists that is gives the best satisfaction. and
has become one CT the most popular remedies eys
ey introduced IN the Vest. S
e. Thayer, Druggist, Lansing, Mich, In one Q
hisiettess says II haze sold several gTuss Ct Dr
Sfrong's Fever Destroyer With great success, an1
s. NJ asrsng Z Co, CleTeland Gents :
Tsur Fever DeSsrsyor has given a1Irsrsai safls
faction. and performed many HeEdeFfM cures i
this section Ksspestfuils your abt serY.ss,
/ HESS / B slg., East SagInaE Mich.
Sold IT wholesale and resall b
Is. WOODWARD b EINLE1s taNreaee.
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Wanted.

A ny sum of money, from 500 to 5000. for
n three, six, nine or twelve months, for which
two per cent per month interest and the best of
real estate security will be given. 160 acre land
warrants at $3.50, received the same as money.
s. n. WOOD, Real Estate Agent.
Tan an ,5a
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TAKEN up as Etras. By James Toeley.liyins
lon KaN K5Eers johnson County y. +. =
chesnas sorrel hoFss,135z hands high. about ten
years ed, with a feE Hl1ite Fpesz On meek and
The Undersigned. 3 5asfiee Of The Peace IN and
for Shasnee TeEnzlip 5shnson County. 5. 4,
-.''1 eT ses III Il e - JkHRs D. ALLEK. ]. P.
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DissoIutfon.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore known
Il and existing under and By the name OF DIX
q DE1S is. .hy mutuaiconseAf, this daF dissolved.
RALPH C. DIX viii settle all accounts of the
late firm. RALPH c.. DIX.
January 5th, 1853. JOHN Ii. DEAN. 8
Having sold sll right, title and interest in the
fully recommend him to the fayer of the Public.
JOHN DEAN.
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A ABR0TYPE and NDPHOTOGRAPHIGG GAL
IL LERY. cornsfof Delaware and SECOND sts-
Leayenwsrth city, Kansas. AL 1eFk exscrssd
n the best possible manner.
LeayenHorth. Feb 20. 5s-5yrs
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- "A gentleman residing near here
hasdiscoyered upon his claim an excel
lent quarry of slate, which easily splits
and works fit for roofing. 1t Is . valuable
discovery and we trust it viii soon pc
rendered available. Slate roofs are the
best in use, and with proper management
the proprietor of the quarry can success
fully compete with the single makers or
tinners.- 1scumseh Settler.
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livery man must satisfy himself as to the
Il reason for this sad caiaEnitY. affecting as Z
does. the curse Of PIO-SiaveFs upon youag ana
growing State hope thst Kansas VIII come
ont rig5t yet and IL she does, let not the Demce
raef he allowed 10 triufaph afterwards In O1Ger
10 prevent this, considerable money viii have to
be expended, and Is have exhausted al IniHe
ss1ssifg oy n1,qsHg rSgtsfiaa al fcHo Ssce me -
.a4ks s1sz;stTiqfs pasnaszt III hage any funds
rerneirine from what an obliged 10 use in my
bBsif1es. will try erd use Is 70 oyerturn the
sham Democracy Of the coantrE: Psy up friends.
s. B. Corn taken IN paynsnt fpr dehts--
Is.renss. Nov ~ 80 ftsss g SfEARNS
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A a MILLER
1858.

WHOLESALE GROCER, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also, general
building, No. 100, LeYee, Leayenworth City,
k.T. Feb
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This town, situated at the junction Of the
L Usage River with Ottawa Greek, in Frank
lin Gou. y Kansas TerriteTy-bids fair to eclipse.
many ofher sister towns in population and en-
terprise.
There is now in operation good Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient TO run pair of Burrs
which will be atteched soon: There are also two
good Shingle Machines capable1of cutting from
six to eight thousand shingles each, per-day.-
Timber is plenty, and as good as can De found in
any portion of the Territory. Land is of the best
quality, both for farming and stock raising.
There is Post Office, two Dry Goods, and two
Grocery and Provision stores here already
There is fine Opening for mechanics Of nearly all
kinds; good Blacksmith is much nceded;s also n
Shoemaker, Carpenters, and other mechanics
The Proprietors will donate a lot to any one who
will erect a substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale al treasonablerates. The
above place is located near the center of the
County, and will undoubtedly be the County
Seat at an early day. This place is twenty-five
miles from Lawrence, and fifty from Kansas
CITY, JACKSON SELLER,
JOHN CURTIS,
AJ0HNS0N.
an PsS1D7ia0Ts
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GircuIar.

RIO ALL WHO WISH TO INVEST MONEY
4 in Land or Town Lots in the Eieh and rapid
iy growing Territcry Of Kansas. WteTe the pub
lie lands aresoming into market ct GoveFnusnt
Driees, would most respectfully ssy That have
established 4 REAL ESTATE AGENCY in the
3;ity of Lawrence Kansas Territory. where /
viii give ms personslattens ion 70 investing mon
81 ii lands OF town lots, 70 buying. catering and
deni<, On as favorable terms a. they could do
themselves present.
From rns extensive acquaintance with the eff
Fefens parts Of the Territory, Its soil and miner
i resources. adesd to M long fezidence In Ha an
as and On the western border OF Missouri. lat
ser myself that can give general satisfaction 70
III who may eBtrust business IA my hands.
Coiieeticns made In any part OF the Ierrit9ry
,r Ia Western Missouri. Twill eontInge 10 pTae-
lice Law IN tbs various courts Of the feErlsoFy
md attend to contested elailas u tie Land Of
ice. JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Bsrristsr at Law and Com sf BeedE for Ne.
geux 9s-tf
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.be 3fsfals Of Ffeeaoll.
LAWRENCE. K. T.
saturday Morning. FEB. 20. 1858.
eepezi Agent.

i've. MS pleasure 70 state that We have com
pletsd - tIIs5i iTIinois. 10 afieiate as General
Of ksittbe kilr tbe HERALD OF FEzBDoa- He is not
4GenI iga TO reeeive and receipt subserip-
eniI aaint mt Is fuIly empowered to commission
As.,ib s9ESasasq @ ss Perens
Ststes . - act as agents fof rs. viii address w
Z D, ,EsIsH. Rockford. III.
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T. n. CIemo,

aFEReHAEP TAILOR. ard dealer IN realy-
VI made clothing. Geats Furnishing Ge5ss.
Co. Massachusetts, ssfeet, first dog nora o
Sends Harness shop fsaNfenee. n z sAksbB
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pls tne Judges /
TO count the bal.
number of vote.
received, which /
9 clerks, togethss, /
I. poll books aud /
pin two days affe, /
by one of said
nmissioners hers.
Punty or distric,.
tally list, and tbs +
ion. shall be ken, I
ty days for public /
the duty of the +
kppointed, within |
on, to deliver al
ernor of the Ter. +
# the Council, Or +
Sc of Represents. /
Assembly. /
be the duty of Ii. /
I of the Council |
House Of Repre-.
II them, to exam.
returns from The T
tets, make procla. I
said election, and |!
ion to the persons
mber of votes IN +
s.
Fctive franchise a. /
the provisions Of |
ed by all the male
itory, over the ags
ing citizens of tie |
bg lawfully declar. t
booming such, who /
lis Territory thirty
here they may Of. |
ext preceding The |
may offer to vote: /
under the PROV. /
a delegate in sa;d |
b person by mena. |
by any other IN. t
ectly or indirectly, I
my qualified vote |
eter him from 20. /
turb or hinder hin /
his right of suffras, /
person SO onendlrs /
ty of misdemsanoi, /
not less than frs /
! imprisonment not [
re than six months, /
person, not being Il
ng to the provisions /
vote at the election I
knowing that he i
and every person F
than once at either |
her at the same Of /
be adjudged guilty. /
punished by a fine /
hundred dollars, not |
ID dollars, or by In |
han three nor mors |
= both. |
person whosoever, |
with holding the
fded for, who shall
ly commit any fraud
Peyer, with the in.
g, or defeat a fair ez.
: pr will in said elec-
of a misdemesnOi,
d by a fine not less
lars, nor more than
or imprisonment not
than twelve month";
delegates thus elect
h convention at thsI
Tuesday of March
led to frame a conSa-|
/ Kansas, which shsl
b, for admission intel
ual footing with th'|
respects whatsoeval
tate of Kansas /; sad
tide for an election 4
embers of a Gepen|
ZEN at the same tims!
regulations as proyidI!
pa the ratification q
be Constitution thu
IIaitted to a full anil
Lifted electors unds|
us act, on the thit|
/ F; said election sbsa|
precincts, by the sand
hne regulations, COZ
d counting the vois4|
ED for the election q
lstitution thus framea|
II be approved By '
! voters of the Teri
Eame, certified by th'.
|etary of the CONVEX.
memorial framed p.
king admission m''
u Constitution, and !
Il the vote on the rai'
all be forwarded, >
|e, By the Governa;,
|uncil, and Speaker :
|sentatives. or any ",
Fident and Congress !
| If the Constitu.lss !
(ted and ratified, sh,s
Congress of the UNI
| in that case the GeaI
led under said Cons
|ble and hold its h1
|f Topeka, at the =
kys after the date 4
|nd admission by u
United States, unl7
" the Governor efj
(tion thus framed =
J delegates of said "a
embed, shall elea /
b all other officers ns1
|ction of their busins'
nd officers of .he -
i've. during the o.
tendance on said q
amount for their 8 &
bers and officers oil y
Iture, and the -
for every twenty %. !.
d in going TO ana /
ame. :.
: force from and .
w. DEIZTLER,
Speaker of the He,iS
]. W. BABCoCk,
ide,ut of the oo'she1. .
that the above is q : !,
ginal roll on file in '
iary of the Territot, ],
exception of sneh : ,
errors as are by law :
q
BIT. s.pe,lateade''
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.Cepifalists. Attention!

THE subscriber knows of a first ratcchanee to
i loan quite sum Of money on the best eff
security, and at a heavy rate Of interest, APp5
soon to JUN Is. u OUD.
Lawrence, Nov. IA, 1857. If s
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New steve and Tin Sh0ps
II tks effg HaB Baftafag.
JONES & YMAE

LAVE opened Stove and Tn store where
II they are prepared to do al Kinds Cf Jobbing
in their line snd ask the people Of LaErence
sad tias pnblie generally 10 call and examine
their stock Of Stoves, Plated Ware. japan and
Tin Ware. Our stock ef Silver Plated W are is
fhe hest To be found West Of St Louis. snd f0F
ssle ct ST. Louis prices. Our stock Of Stoves
areof the latest and most HppEsyed styies among
Ehich are the Charter Oak. AeE Era Golden
(eiexstea oTeT.l Exceisor, Black Swan Pafiol
Cock for coal and wood, and coed assortment
Of Parler and Bsx Stoves. afl Of which viii be
sald at small profits for cash. We hare also. q
soea assarfsnent Of Nails and GLASS II pri-
cea "a s1it ans one Eis9 wishes 70 bEs cheap.
: LsEFenee. Ney. q. 4 -
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Wanted.

A LADY experienced in the business. desires
n situation as salesman or heok-keepef in
dry goods store. Address H., Box 2sg, lawrence,
Kansas Feb Cow
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HI. MI. Simpson.
Peoria City.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ofice No. Z, Massachusetts
N street, Lawrence. Office hours A. NJ. to 1
2. NJ. Dec. 1851 IF
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MIDDLETON, sTRoBR1DGE & Co.
LithOgraphers and General EngfaVefs.
MAPS,
PLANS,
DRAWINGS of every kind,
PORTRAITS.
BONDS,
DIPLOMAS,
4 OH I TIT -
DIPLOMAS,

SHOW CARDS,
VIEWS of BUILDINGS
LANDSCAPES, Sc, Executed in one or more
colors. Notes and Diplomas always on hand.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan, 1s5s.-1yE
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopolis
In Town Company have selected 320 acres of the
lands Of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smokyhill Forks of the Kansas Riy-
er, and intend to pre-empt the same for a town
SITE With boundaries and subdivisions as sur
veyed, plated, and filed in the proper Land Of
fee by Z. NJ THURsrON. ID. b. STRAIT, See.
Westopoiis, Kansas, Jan, 80, 1853.
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Noun d City, Linn Co., Kansas.
TEN Shsres, eight lots each, for sale in the
L above beautiful and hourishing Town. For
gar Mound, Linn Co., K. 7. Feb. se-3ms
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Pre-emptors and Claimants !

WILLIAM WEER, United States Attorney
| w for Kansas,) will leave shortly for Washing
| ton, on business before the Departments. all
can have the same attended to by addressing in
! his absence, MITCHELL L WEER,
} Dec. 10 St Attorneys, Lecompton, Kansas
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Gnhal CInha 4

A KY one wishing 70 take tie New York Trib-
n me, Sew York Tines. Missouri Democrat.
F Chicago Tribune. can nov have sn oppeTtsi-
aity, IS ] am making mp clubs 70 c0su1Benee on
she Ist Of JaHnary. ssz5ss
FP Subscription received for al the popular
publications q tho day. Weekly ard InoEs hly
numbers for sale at the esznseE. Ezsst
Seh4oI. miscellaneous, ehildfeBs books. aud
D'fas De- 81 4 ana sA''0p % 3. swsiIILdARTH.
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THE LIND OFFICE Is ogea for Dongias
4 esunty, ard I.and NPxE4Ii 2 leE ssle d
8 J041E q. coz, 2
CellanoFs Bsiid.Bgs. Eo7.al.f
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Al
ending in the Les,
knty boundaries anu
(s was defeated, \
/ unchanged, as IS
Eats save in 5 few cO']
for. and name ]
|lievs the bill! chang +
| cofey county IRON
became . law. 4
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Geo. W. cclsanaSre.
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20

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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-20

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IN great variety, ss the Aslisnoslif Hard ware
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TAILOR. aud Dcafer in Cloths.
w ClothiDg, Hats. Gaps, and Furnishing Goods
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Girl wanted.

A GIRL TO DO HOUSEwoRK WANTED
II to whom yery liberal wages viii be paid.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE