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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
The Organization of the Democratic Wing of the
Free State Party

The Organization of the Democratic Wing of the
Free State Party.
This has been the ghost that has often
disturbed the slumbers of some of our ul-
ira Free State cotemporaries. The advo-
Gates of voting have had this charge re-
peatedly made against them, and the
"Bolters" have enjoyed the full benefit of
this gratuitous inuendo. That there will
ultimately be Democratic party in Kan
sas, that will refuse to obey the dictum
of the Pro-slavery fire. eaters, there can be
no doubt; but that the o-Somethings
have ever contemplated the organization
of any such party, is miserable fabrica-
| tion. On the other hand, they are the
eonservators of the Free State party, and
have been the only hindrance to the De-
mocracy in organizing their forces upon a
conservative platform. 1t is said that de-
luded fanaticism-and not sober, common
sense conservatism is advancing the
prospects of Free State, Democratic Or
ganization. Let the Topekaites rule, and
such party is inevitable but let practi-
cal wisdom guide the champions of Free
dom, and every attempt to resurrectionize
either of the parties existing in the States,
will prove abortive.
a party that is half a century ahead of
the age, is as Objectionable as one that is
the same distance behind the times
Things are to be taken as they are, and
not as we would Ike to have them, nor
as they ought to be. We must deal with
the present as it is, and if change OF
policy be necessary, wisdom would sane
ton it, and nought but blind and willful
stubbernness would condemn It. The
ballot-b box has always been the arbitrator
to which all parties have appealed for the
settlement of the issues arising between
them in this country and we cannot un-
derstand why those who would refer to il
in Kansas for the same purpose, are to bt
charged with wrong motives and branded
with harsh terms. If to peacefully and
quietly vote for such men as will best re.
feet our principles, and, in our judgment
will best administer the affairs of State
be crime, then We are criminal, anC
are worthy of being treated as such.
to do this be to organize the Democratic
or Hunker wing'' of the Free State party
then we are particeps crinainis in thu
business. But this is all moonshine. Vot
ing is no more inherent in the Democrat
ic than in any other party.
An active policy to secure the ascen
dency of any principle, is the only tru
one; while to remain listless under
: white flag, when all the means of achiev
ing victory are within reach, is base COW
ardiee. Fanaticism may build up Dem
oeratic party in Kansas with Free Stat,
principles; but wise and liberal conser
, vatism, never l-Kansas Leader.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

UsHE undersigned has been appointed in ae-
Il cordance with the provisions Of a Law passed
by the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for the
Pawnee Land District. All instruments Of what
ever kind, affecting the title Of any real estate
IN this Land District may be recorded In his
Office, and be equally lien on the reai estate
deecribed therein as If fled in the county IN
which such real estate is situated. Office with
Low man s Reynolds, over the : Cts Drug Store,
Massachusetts, 81. 0face hours. from a. u. tS
I5P.N. q. A. kEf AGLDS-s
LaNrenee. K. T. Feb. soIh Iss.
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new steve and Tin shop,
n Tie oSsy HaH Bufdfag.
JONES & LYMAN

LAVE opeaed Steve aud Tin Store where
II they are rrepared TO doaH kinds Of Jebbsng
In their line. and ask the people q Lawrence
and the public generally to cali and examine
their stock Of Stoves, Plated " are, Japan aad
Tin Ware. Oar stock Of Silver Plated Ware is
the best TO be found West Of St. Louis. and for
sale at St. L01is prices. Our stock Of Stoves
sef the latest and most approved styfes- amQag
which are the Charter Oak. New Era. Golden
Era. Gelsen Harp, Monarch, fF1e A1nerIcas1.
Tolerated oFea.1 Exceisgr. Black swan tHaFser
Cock for coai and good, and 3 good assuTtsEent
Of PaFior end Box Stoves, all Of which WI be
sold It zEaall profits fer cash. We have 8tso, .
coed assortment OF NAILS sEd GLASS ~ pEI~
ess 20 salt AM enc uho Bfshes 20 hEs chesp.
Lawrence, Ney...2e. les.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
never Knows, 10 FaiI.
DE-. SAMUEL SFkoh6
FEVER and AGUE DESTROYER.

FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.
A FEW EXTRACTS FR0MLETTERS. CIV :
IL ing the opinion OF Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists Of that highly celebrated remedy, Dr..
Sasnud Srong's FerT Destroyer.
THE DOCTORS RECOMMEND II.
DR.. Samuel Strongs Fever DESTROYER 3 Just
what We wsnt IN this bilious climate. 1t has
performed many remarkable cures.
L. LARIHoRE- u. D.,
Aahon, Huntington Co.. Ind.
Mr. Curtis Hatch, of RayeHna, o., sass :-1r.
Samuel Stronz's Fever Destroyer sells well. and
gives the best Of satisfsetion TO its many custom
eFs.
HI. Henry, Druggist, 0beElin. Ohio. writes
The Fever Destroyer Is the medicine Tor the
agas and feFer-iteures even time. thfnk1t
the best aeue medicine ever sold.
Rev. E. ID. Young, De Wit, Clinton Coanty.
Mich. says DIR. Samuel StT9Dg,s Fever De-
stroyer i without doubt the best agEe medieine
ever before the public. ] am informed by the
druggists that 1t gives the best satisfaction, snd
has become one Of the most popular remedies ey-
er introduced In the West
| r. ThayeE, Druggist. Lansing, MICH, N one O
Fhislettsrs says-f have sold several grass Of ID:
Strone's Fever DESTROYER With great success. and
want nothing better.
5. NJ Sfrong & Co., Cleveland .-feats -
/ Your Fever DESTROYER has given anIyerel saflS-
| faction aad performed many wonderful cures n
/ this section. RespeetfEliy your OF, = sery s,
/ HESS BRO. East Saginaw Mich.
Sold at wholesale and retail b.
I WOODWARD 4 kINLEIs Lawrence.
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleye-
l. land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practice. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
(Feb l3 SLY Ia. KING, Secretary.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopelis
In Town Company have selected 800 acres of the
lands Of the United States, situated between the
Saline and Smoky hill Forks of the Kansas Riv-
site. With boundaries and subdivisions as sur
veyed, plated, and filed in the proper Land Of
fee By +. NJ. THURsToN. ID. B. STRAIT, Sec.
Westapoiis, Kansas. Jan. 80. le5s.
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g. n. Wood

AND AGENT. VIII buy and sell Land
Ii Warrants, invest money for new residents,
locate Land Warrants, and do g General Land
Agency business, guaranteeing from 5o to lVo per
cent on Investments.
S. Il. WooD, Lawyer and Commissioners Of
Deeds for Ohio. 4ly1
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Terrible sahsring.

Col. Cooks report of his march, COM
nnencing September IL, to join the army
of Utah, has at length been Published By
the government. He closed the report of
his march with the following
have IA horses, and have lost 134.
Most of the loss has occurred much shls
side Of South Pass, in comparatively mod
crate weather. Il has been of starvation.
The earth has no more lifeless, treeieSs.
grassless desert; If contains scarcely 3 wolf
to glut itself On the hundreds of dead
and frozen animals which, for forty miles,
nearly blocked the road with abandoned
and shattered property. They mark, per
haps beyond example IN history, tss steps
of an advancing army a0iss he horsers Of d
f;sssetyous aefeat
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

THE Subscriber would announce to his friends
4 and customers that he e noN getting on g
have his Store open about the lst ef March,
when be viii be prepared to furnish al the deal
ers IN the Territory with their stock Of Seeds as
q. Laarsaee. . 8 e. Feb. 1855. D. B. BURSHAA.
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Ibs gstala Of Freedom.
LAWRENCE. X T.
saturday Morning. Feb. 2. 1858.
eensral Agent.

n gives us pleasure % sssse s thSS 6 Ts hsvs eOm
pielnsd 1fierd e.. Illinois, to oficiste Sc General
Of -, keefs.the ~ the HERALD OF FKEEDo4. He is not
AsenL Il. 10 receive and receipt subserip-
onlJ sa mt Is fully empowered TO commission
Agents 9bSdshsqs r the ss sysheTn
s!st:s In act as agents for Us. viii address ".
SP.EsIsH. Rockford. HI.
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Wanted,

A NY sum of money, from siOe to 5000. for
IA three. six, nine or twelve months. for which
two per cent. per month interest and the best of
real estate security will be given. IG0 acre land
warrants at SI60, received the same rs money.
s. n. WOOD, Real Estate Agent.
Ian 10 ,5s
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why has srinnesota gone Deme-
cratic!

livery man must satisfy himself as to the
L reason for this sad calamity, sfaieting as it
does the curse Of Pro-SIaTery upon Young snd
growing State. hope that Kansas viii come
ont right Eet. and If she does let net the Demee-
racy be allowed to triumph Afterwards In erdez
teprevent this, considerable money will have 30
be expended, and as I have exhausted all nine
,zseEsilv ef aFgessEe requesting 81 sc0 eese ase 70
make sslsasziazs payment. Ii ] have eny funds
remaining from what am obliged TO use IN Iny
businss. / will sry and use II e oyerturn the
q. B. Corp taken In payment spr debts.
Lawrense koy. ~ 81 tffs q. sEkAkNS
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Prices Current.

LAWRENCE, Feb. "a. 1853.
FLoUR-Superfne S4,75P hundred.
WHEAT-si,so % 2 bush1el.
CoBN,,35e9Sl,1. ah,
WmITs VIM B BEaNs-ss.OS bushel.
PoTAToEs-sI, ,099S125 I"
APPLEs-$1, 10000
CRACKERs-15c. y b.
FRESH BUTTER-3Uc. b.
CHEEsE-2O925c.
SALERATUS-Ehe.
BRowN SuGAR-l4e.
WHITE -169l6c.
RICE-109i2Lc.
TEAs-50c al 90
CoFFEg-l61z@2
BEEF6@7c
BAcoN-l2K916c ''
CODFISH-lcc.
MAeKEREL-l2915c. IS
ToBACCo-3G950c.
MANILA RoPE-25c.
SOAP-I09l2c.
CANDLES-Star, Csc.
TALLow-21zc. :.
BEESwAX-20e.
C0FTON BATTIEG-25c.
IRON-T9l0c.
NAILS-799c. Z"
CASTINGS-9c.
LOG CHAIN-I09I25zc. IS
STovE PIPE-15c. %
SAD IRONs-10912Kc.
HIDES-Green, &c.
DRY, Sc. 50
SALT-Y sack of 2O0Bs, s4,OO.
AxEs-New England pattern, Sl,25.
SAws-Cross cut p foot, 75c. .9S0,oo.
Ok Bows-S piece. 25c.
SOCES-e pair, 30950c.
BOoTs-St0gies, pair, S3O093,75.
Fine, S3.75@4,50.
Calf, S4,5095,50.
SHEETINGS-Brown p yard, 10@l5c.
-Bleached, l2h920c.
PRINTS-e yard, S915e.
DELAISES-25950c.
0IL-Linseed. p gallon, $50.
:" Lard, S1,2j,
Fish, 50 S1,5O.
BURNING FLUn-s gallon si.ss.
WooD-Hard, p cord, s3.5094,O0.
COAL-Stone. 2 bushel. SOC.
SADDLES-S1@0.
HARNESs-P set, 2OS950
GLAss-es<10, p SO feet, $500.
Z" -iGr<12 as rs.
f' -10,414 "a 3,H.
LUMBER-p thousand, s3094G.
SHINGLEs-S thousand, S5,5096O0.
WORK OxEN-Ss09125.
Cows-$20@25.
HORSES AND MULEs-S509150.
HoGs-On foot, 2 100 bs, $500.
SHEEP-S2, ,5e93, so.
MUTTONR910.
LUMBER WAGoNS-S1009125.
Ok YoKES. Bows AND RINGs-SS.O .O095.o0.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
M. z. Conway.

A TTORNEY AT Law, CoIlamore Bnilding,
IA Lawrence, Kansas. viii attend TO any
business entrusted to him with fidelity and dis
patch. Particular attention given TO cases of
Contested Pre-enptien Titles. Dec. +
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

This town, situated at the junction of the
Il Usage River with Ottawa Greek, in Frank
lin County Kansas Territory-bids fair to eclipse
many of her sister towns in population and en-
terprise.
There is now in operation a COED Steam Saw
Mill with power sufficient to run pair of Burrs
which will be attached soon. There are also two
good ShiDgle 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, 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 needed: also
Shoemaker, Carpenters, and other mechanies.-
The Proprietors will donate q lot TO any one who
will erect substantial building thereon
Shares and Lots for sale at 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,
A.J0HNS0E.
H.
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/. X. woep
!. STAFFORD. 8.
Stafford & Weed.

Stafford & Weed.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lawrence, Kansas,
n viii practice in tn several courts OF record
Special attention given 70 contested claims In
the Land Office and the preparation OF pre-
emption papers. Collections made in any part OF
REPERENcEs.- s. P. Chase. Columbus,
Ohio Hon. Philemon Bliss IL. c.. Elyria Ohio
Hon. W. F. Lockwood, Omaha, y. T.; Or. Ed
Robinson. Lawrence, e. T.; j. s. Trimble,
Banker, Mt Gilead, Ohio; B. House Co, Mt.
Gilead, Ohio; SimnioD sd Leadbeater; st, Louis,
No.; Hon. J.. NJ. Root, Sandusky, Ohio; Hon.
s. j. KirkWoed, Iowa City, Iowa; Piner Ber-
ry. Bankers, Newport, Ky. Feb Ii. So
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8 n wood

JUSTICE OF THE PEACEi FOR LECOMP-
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day Sd
Monday in each month. Office, at my residence
one mile SOUTHWEST of Lawrence, in Ieeompton
Township P. o. Address, Lawrence, Kansas.
Oct 9th
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

fT Winfer has been upon Us IN cam
est for couple or three weeks, and plen-
~ of ice has been secured for next sum-
ri,er,s use. We may look for $ thsw soon.
and soon after, heavy tide Of emigra-
ton. Business viii be brisk and money
plenty.
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Needles 1 BonsaIl,

4 MBR0TTPE AND DPH0TOGRAP GAL.-
IA LEEY, corner of Delaware and Second sss-.
Leayeaxorfh eify. Kansas. El work execu1ed
in the best possible manner.
LeayenWorth. Feb %. 56-IyFs
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william q Parsons,

n the Courts of the Territory-attend 10 con
tested cases in the Land Office, all matters per
tanning to Real Estate, Conveyaneing, Execu
tion Of titles, &e Office in the Commercia
Building-LaWrence. Kansas. Dec. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
Cusfom Work.

WE ARE NOW TO sfANUFAC-
w ture all kinds of work in our line OF eus1-
ness. to order. Great care will be taken in the
selection of stock and you viii get good article.
well made b. calling at SHANkLlA,S ke54
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
n. B.-Repairing done in good style. and at
fair prices.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
Wanted.

A LADY experienced In the business. desires
IA O situation as salesman or bo0k-keeper IN
dry goods store. Address H., Box 299, Lawrence,
Kansas. . ------.---- Eeb Wv
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Clubs Gibbs {

A NY one wishing % take the Ee1 York Trib-
IL une, New YeTk Times, Missouri Democrat,
or Chicago Tribune. can ngE haye an oppoTta-
nifty, a. / am making mp elabs to commence on
the 1st Of January.
publications q The day. Weekly and monthly
num5srs for sele st the counter.
Scheol, miscellaneous. ehjidren,s books. and
blank books and stationery for sale,
Dec.fe, 4t q. W1LAAkTHs
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Shawnea HniIaa.

ID son County. This house is large and commo-
dious well situated. and furnished in good style.
Travellers are invited te call and make it their
home while passing through the place, or stop
ping in the vicinity. Feb SO 1yrs
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Essray.

TAKEN ND as Stray, b James TooIey. Twins
L on Kaw River, johnson C9uaty K T., Z
ehesnnt sorrel herses l51 = Rzads high, about tel
years old. With , few white spots on meek ane
tie nniersignef, 8 Justice of tbs Peace in and
for Shawnee Township. johnson Ceunty. x. Z
taiss sa5 ssS nsvi. 4 + 10. JAMES D. ALLEN. ]. P
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]. h. CLAYPOoLE. T. ,. KEwBY.
ClaypooIe & Eewby.

yTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL B00kSEL-
w lers and Stationers, and dealers in Wall
Paper, Sheet Music, Periodicals, &e., Lesyen,
and Classical works, standard and light htera-
ture, late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers, Aagsxines and Reviews received
in advance of the mail-back numbers supplied.
Order solicited from country merchants, COM
mittees on libraries. teachers and purchasers
generally.
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Coffins.

ID ]. WAGNER, WOULD RESPECTFUL
L ly inform the citizens of Lawrence and VI
cinity, that he has opened store on Aassaehp-
setts street, opposite the City Bakery, where ne
is prepared to furnish Furniture and Collins to
order, on short notice.
Lawrence, Oct. 81, 1851. I'm
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ruacii.


fmittee retired,
} returned and
ported the fol.
Iutions
fs Of the 9th of
Representative
the scene Of
nsequence Of a
of South
Grow, of Pa;
conduct of Mr.
| in summary
ply assailant, as
and eiudicious. 1
ressed with the
interests of this
aggressive and
slave-holdins
t should be de.
Infested, and re-
trong arm and
hout the coun-
n any suitable
Ore,
ire and applaud
/ action of the
his striking dis
cked by that IN
of the 9th inst.
rican citizens, as
tylvania, and as
Esed Kansas. we
s to Mr.. Grow
eousiy asserting
reemen against
m of Southern
bmend the con-
Northern men
limitation.
baying this trib-
row, we cannot
f our opinion as
weaker child of
now occupying
The nation, that
manly spirit of
Bumption instead
to its dictatiop.
ker-driving disu-
into merited in
INT commend to
men and of pos
which now prem
complete failure
eded it.
|ennsylvanians in
to take up arms
Constitution, and
9.
;.ts. ae e-t
ng to procure a
Fesentad TO MI.
from his former
appreciation of
r above referred
Re received and
The following
bpted /:
of the proceed
Prwarded to Hon.
amcs Buchanan,
parative degrees
for each by the
Ate in Kansas.
oeeedings of this
in the Herald Of
.Pu0ican.
nted the follow
to procure a me-
Shanklin, ID. II.
lward and S. c.
ate speeches from
!, the meeting ad-
PY, Chairman,
g.
3, raid Of Feedom.
nmeni.
oings and undo
legislature are not
his western sec
ut we are aston
hey have located
prairie, near the
~, away from all
Ind business marts
eh the wisdom or
{ rulers, but this
pable of explana-
d to a most unjus-
te speculation, in
how many of the
Eally interested,
in which . capi-
e edge of a State,
kon; but then, il
men were natsr-
ID commerce, and
in towns already
influence on the
! n cases in which
located in q new
to obtain q centraI
! and Wisconsin
s patch Of forest Of
i a State, been Sc
the seat of govern
m Missouri and 81
es from what vii
b of the State.
is the absurdity o
fuld do injustice q
najority who yotef
they themselves
lent that 1t wouie
|ital, or that an ap
obtained from Con
[lildings at such
EAbsalom's folly
|5o,0W in the Ter
! TO duplicate It.
! opinion in regaF'
Rn.-that is Of IN
nd disgust tn
tent to conceal IN
6 interested evl
sDIendid cit
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ParkviiIe and Quindare Ferry.
THE STEAMER OTIS WEBB will ply dad,
i between Quiadaro and PaFkvile. Also
make trips at the Ferry Crossing. Inc kerf7
viii continue to run as long as navigation Is pos
sibie. QniHdaro, NOVEL. I'm
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City Drug stores
yTT0OpWARDsS BLOCK, MAIN STREET
W Lawrence. Kaaeas. Aug. LIT
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Stoyes.
Tin Ware,

JINGLE BARKER has the Largest, Cheapest
and best assortment Of Stoves ever offered
in lawrence. Nov 81, 81. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27

ulHE LAND GFFICE Is open for Dongla.
4 County, and Lard 8eL<7a1s zer - SIS p
Csllsmo-s Buildings. kos.slH
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JAMES A. FRAME. HENRY B. coNWELL.
Frame q Conwell.
WHOLESALE dealers in gun powder. Keep
wv constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. All orders
win receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
niture store, Kansas City. Mo. Jan sm
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Important County Election.


An election for county officers takes
place on the fourth Monday in March,
1853, in the following counties, at which
a fall set of county officers are to be elect
ed under the law passed at the late ses-
sion of the Legislature. As there is a
County Board of Supervisors composed of
Supervisors elected by the different town.
ships, it seems to be implied that, in the
counties named. there shall also be an
election for township officers. The laws
concerning counties and county officers,
will, if possible, be published next week
in this paper and the Herald Of Freedom
probably one law in each paper.
The following are the counties which
elections are to be held in:
Anderson, Atchison, Butler, CoffeY,
Calhoun, Davis, Greenwood, Hunter,
johnson, Leayenworth, Marshall, Wise,
Woodson.
The county officers elected at this cleo
ton hold their offices until the general
election of March, 1859. Election 4th
Monday In March, by ballot.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
| Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors
Clerk of the Probate Court. Probate Judge
Register of Deeds, County Attorney
Sheriff, Coroner, County Surveyor, County
Treasurer.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Three Supervisors. one of which shal
! be designated on the Ballots as the Chair
man; one Town Clerk, one TowhshiI
Treasurer, four Justices of the Peace, fou
Constables, one Assessor.
To be elected riua Eocs, stthe same time
one Overseer of Highways for each Roa,
District in each Township.-LecoH,pto
| Tssaory,rt
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Farnaers. Affentiolll

TNGLE BARKER has Iarge assortment Of
Croekery. which win be sold cheap tog cash
at no II Mass. ST, sign Of the Big Tea Kettle.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-27
A q miller

1858. A. B. Miller, 1853.
WHOLESALE GROCER. Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also, general
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fre-proof
building, No. 100. Leyee, LeayenWorth City,
k.T. Febe
Stolen!!
IRON THE MAIL STATION OF Messrs.
Il HocKADAY Il 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. s. NJ; on
the left shoulder or hip. with the letter C-has a
lump on his left shoulder (high 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 look out and enquire for a
Mule of the above description of persons living
in different sections of the country. IL
you hear of such, address the undersigned
at Burlingame, X, T., who, on the receipt of your
letter, viii come Immediately, and on sight will
pay the above reward.
JAMES a. ROBINSON, Agent for Santa
Fe Mail Company. Dragon Creek, (. 7.
Jan 80. IS
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PENS Pens. PENS.

Fod4, Eeu8, Eouss
A FINE ASSORTMENT Of steel pens reeeiy-
II ed and will be sold low to close cut the lot,
at WILMARTH'S. {
Feb n 2t
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Crockcry,

TNGLE BARKER has Tin Ware Of every de.
l. scription. and of the best quality. Nov = tt
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land Notice.

C0DEY'S, Petetson's. Ballou's and Emerson's
NJ Magazines, reeeived for March By
Feb q st WILMARTH.s
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KeeD your Feet Dry.

Keep Your Feet Dry.
A LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
n goods, just received from the Goodyear Man.
ufaefuring Co.,-consisting Of Boots. Shoes, and
Sandals, which viii be sold low for cash, at
SHANKLIS'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore known
i and existing under and By the name of DIX
Il DEAN is, BY mutualconsent, this day dissolved.
RALPH C. DIX win settle all accounts of the
late firm. RALPH G.. DIX.
January 5th, 1859. JOHN III. DEAN.
Having sold all right, title and interest in the
firm of Dix & DEAN to CHANNY b. DIX cheer
fully recommend him to the favor Of the Public.
JOHN NJ. DEAN.
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cozn sheusrsi Corn sheIlersl
TE great variety, at the Mammoth Hardware
L and Stove Store Of NGLE BARKER.
Beo- ~. 81,
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r WILL nay for Potatoes, 80 cents cash OF 81 90
i In goods from now until the weather Is ooeold
to bug them q. STEARNS.