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{ X " k--Eadway's Reaay Aelef for Headaches,
whether SICK or neryoass Rheumatism, itaf :
abyss, Lanabago, Geut, ScaFAlgaa, THsh-
ache, sraail Ppx, Fesrrs. swollen Jasnss,
Kidney Complaints scsrirt Fever Pains A.
roand the LsFer, flenFisy, Araslrs, Heat
burr. .aaa Pains - al kinls. fBfwe - ReA.
d. Reief VIII, Ia Few rnInuses change the
miscrtes yoa sunFr % loys of pleasure.
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q chrcnie dlssases--sneh a. scrofutnas and
syphlllsle Complaints Consumpuvs and 9th
e. a1sStans u ti.e Laass and Tsrost, Iriiu-
ration and snlsr rseulrnis u parts, EsuI9 ye
snd other diseasr< ~ the skin, Sssles. Ia.
nHss. tieers, f'yspelsla, and al other dis
. rss@sses arising ffem an Impure state u tbs
fnsld.
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and sIeealif, Ssstiseness, in1sgesfion, In
rsnan-atinn - the Boxeh. nyspcpssa Liver
Complzlnf, Diseases af the Heart aud KID.
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The Greatest Invention Of the Age.
Vests Patent GaIyanic Cement.
EOR MOOR Nc.

YJ,HE subscriber is now prepared 10 roofs OF
i buildings, with new anu better article than ever
before known. 1he public aware tnat our Govern
has had scientific men experimenting, aEd that
has been the study OF the Architects anu BuIders for
years to discover article Tor roofing PURPOSES thai
would stand the sudden charges ui the weather,
be inpervI IOus Ia nre ana water, and renIt pcTma
nent xtnit. As yet, nothing las been aiLIiicd with
costing more than the people wish The cuitrac-
ton xpaslOn rustng OF metal roofs, great
In ch;iBgesble climates, that they become useless
less being repaired al great eAesS yearly Shingles
are not Ire proof, not be used hat roofs,
and the various Compositions and CcIncts that have
been brought r,,oiing the &C
ton tiIe weather, but they when il warm,
crack when frosty anu dIteI two yea become
crumLy anu worthless; whereas, the inventor VI the
GalvanIc Cement has labOrcd twenty years ubiHe
ARTICLES u obv Rate thGse difficulties, can tsily frsn
his long experience, ana numerous testimonials from
reliaiie persoLs who have hal has biation appIel
10 their buildings, that his CeIleit the cheapest
and best article before known. 1hc combination
OF ts Cement is sGch that It Is calculated FOR
new roofs, nat or steep, covering over old shingles
without removing them; lining eavc-tToughs, scanning
around batticments, chinlneys aud SIX lights Cover
ing tus, steamcr-decks, &c. lhs cement, by H.
on-conductiOn and gaIvansm prevents metal roUis
from rusting and unsOderng, a ressts the eXtrencs
OF heat cold better than anything invented
for entire roofs or for covering metal ana the onts.c
of WOOD buildings, making them hre-proof- Its ap
pearance is like slate; beautiful Ior the rich palace
the humale cottage.
The undersigned having the right the State
Of Tennessee will sell rights Of Territory by Counties
or Towns reasonable terms;
The subscriber is also prepared 10 roofs OF
buildings in any part Of the state, at short notice.
This Roof is beHg put this CITY lOT tho
benefit OF all concerned, and warranted excel ali
other mo1es OF Roofing. The subscriber las had hi.
mode VI Roofing tested to is qualities during the last
year and a half IN the city Of Memphis, which has
proved satisfactory, to which number Of the most
prominent citizens can testify.
For further Information enquire at the Office where
samples may be seen. Office with A V. >. llndsley,
Real Estate Broker No. 33, College street Nashville
Tenn. or, address box 90, POst-Olice,
See testimonials OF the folOw ing gentlemen who have
used IL, with hosts OF others
-
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Mott's Patent Agricultural Furnaces.


II WIS article was constructed IN consequence of
Il suggestion from the American Institute, that a
simple, portable, and low-priced furnace, much
needed by farmers for boiling and stcamng food and
fer many mechanical and domestic purposes IL took
the premium at the U. S. Agricultural Fair Louis
vile. Just received. WM. STEWART,
No. II Market Street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking stoves
for coal w s
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Straw Cutters.

WYE have large stock ot sfras Calsrs, snelairss,
w Sc fsrdis ana fammiBgs = Patent The izIfeF
article look The nrs, premium a. t.s National fsI Al
Lesissils. ~ AeksS1SSs W.
Usy. =
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ChsIdreus. diseases.

Radrug's R<norusing Resofctaf should hailed as
blessing By every mother througout the land whose
Infants are AFFECTED with SORES, Hun0rs, Ae These
breaknss out (thns earyl evidence OF disease
transmitted from the rarsnt slek- tsx aosss % ths
k<zssafag kssoincat VIII eradicate every voslge Of the
disease and insure the child saund and hesily body
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st. Gonis.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES
E. DUDDERIDGE, No. IA Second Street 81. LOUIS, No.
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Ccod for Man and Beast.

II is a sovereign remedy
or the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarming ca
SIS OF BRUISES, STRAINS.
SrRISG-HALT, SCRATCHES.
WOUNDS, SwEESY, SPAWN.
RISG-BoNE, BIG-HEAD, POIL.
EVIL. Sc. No farmer, live.
ys;Able-k ,er or or any per
on owning valuable HoRsE;
should be without this valu'
ahl.. r.sr...av
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Anti-Horsa Stealing

A meetingof many of the principal citi-
zens of Lawrence, was held at the office
of G. w. CoLLANoRE, Esq, in this city,
on Wednesday evening last, to advise
together in regard to the present condition
of Kansas, and TO suggest some plan of
action to put an end to the practice of
horse stealing, which seems to be the lead
ing occupation of a large number of per-
sons, many of whom, it is apprehended,
make their head quarters at Lawrence,
thereby bringing disgrace upon the entire
population.
Mr.. CoLLAMoRE was called to the chair,
and c. H. BRANscoMB, Esq, was chosen
Secretary Remarks were made at some
length by several gentlemen, after which,
on motion, committee of three, of whom
Judge MILLER was chairman, was ap-
pointed to submit series of resolutions
to the meeting. The hour being late,
they hastily prepared the following, which
was submitted to the meeting, and unani-
mously adopted
Whereas, an organized band of men
have been, for some time, stealing horses
throughout this Territory, and that such
organization has become so thorough and
powerful as almost to defy the strong
arm OF the law, therefore,
Resolved, That we, as citizens of Law
renee, hereby pledge ourselves to aid and
assist any officer In aTresting any person
or persons charged with horse stealing or
receiving stolen horses.
Resolre1, That we hold ourselves in
readiness, at all times, to protect any Off
Ger from personal violence while attempt
ing to discharge his official duty.
We regret that the meeting had not
expressed their adherence of the crime
of horse stealing and every other violation
of the law, and their determination thai
Lawrence should not be the head q Iarters
of these wretches. and thus placed them.
selves squarely upon the record. Thei
neglect to do so was mere oversight
which they viii take measures to remedy
at future meeting. In their preamble
! they admit the state of facts to exist t.
which we aIlude in another article anC
among our business men and promiien
citizens there is not one who does not de
plore this state of facts. and will do all il
bis power to put an end to the same.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Ths Election.

The news which has reached Us of the
election on Monday last, is of the most
cheering character. One of those heavy
rain storms, for which Kansas is charae-
terized. fell the night previous, raising the
streams and making many Of them i'm
passable, yet the indications are that the
vote viii equal 1900, not over ZOO of
which will be proposition accepted
We give, as follows, the vote as far as it
has reached US as we go to press:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07

HThe Leavenworth Herald, prompted
By the article in the Republican,, has taken
up the subject of the dull times at Law
renee, and from that fact are making de-
ductions which the facts do not warrant
Business is just as brisk in Lawrence IS
anywhere in the Territory, but the truth
is, it is daH everywhere, and the Herald
is conscious of that fact We observe
several houses in Leavenworth are going
into liquidation. This would indicate
"dolsful" times in that city.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
The EIectic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI. %.

The EIectic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
TIHE Winter Session of 1859 wilieOmmence on
J. the 18th of October, and continue 10 weeks.
i full and thorough course OF Lectures Will De
given, occupying six or seven hours daiiy, WIN WIN
good opportunities for attention to pFaetlcal
AnatonIy, ald with ample Clinical facilities ut
the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs will be rs FOL
OUs;-
TIE. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor cf -d1sGfony and Physfosogy
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. d.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AJ.HoWE, VI. D.,
Professor cf surgery.
C.H. .CLEAVELAND, Il. D.,
Professor of hfferia -RsOica aud Therapeutics.
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D..
Prefess0r Of -4eosicdi Practice and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, VI. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of tere6rdt Phgstofogy d'sc
I.st4t'ftSs Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, N. D.,
Professor OF Obstetrics dlsd Diseases Of H0HieSs
and CHiIdfeE.
The Terms of the Session will be the same as
heretofore, DISQUALIFICATION, - 90; Tuition
$40 90; Demons traitors Ticket 50 10. tEyeTy
student Is required TO engage IN dissection one
session before graduatioH-l Graduation, 80 O0
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (0ptionai,) 80 90
The Lecture-Rooms are newly hnIshe9, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central locality, Tn
College Hall, Walnut street, where students
viii End il convenient TO call on their ARRIVAL.
Tickets for the session may be obtained OF the
Dean of the Faculty, at his Otlce, No. li5 smith
Street or Of Prof. q. IL. Cieayelaad. Seeretar! oil
the Faculty, No. I39 Seventh street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. NJ. D., Dean.
June &c. 1858
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Liberty of the Press.

r,~ ,bs liberty of the press we understand
.hs liberty of discussing the propriety Of
e. -. -,easures and politieal opinions, let rs
G'D.. rueh of il as you please; but II it nseGas
80, er gSroatfsg. cdlanaasi0fiag aud defan-
l'' ,,otser. |. for mY part. own myself will
- :. :, mar, with M share Of it whenever our
y -..,,,ors shall please TO alter the law; and
n .beerfuIly consent to exchange my liberty
ling others for the privilege of not being
..,.el NJ seif.-Frrak7fH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Farm for sale.

IRA ACRES OF CHOICE LAND. 3Oof which
1OU is tlmbered, situated l-2 miles north
west of Minnesla. ~ seres fenced, . broken and
Esanted with corn. soE;9 potatoes and other veg
cables. with = log house thereon, l. offered FOL
sale cheap. There Is a running stream passing
through the place, with living spring of good
water near the house. Gail on BULLISE 4
READ, Lawrence, or l.. W. GLEASON, near tbs
premises. for particulars.
August :. Is5S-6m%
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
No Decision on The Subject

We stated, several weeks ago, on the
strength of statement in our exchanges,
that the Supreme Court of the United
States had decided that lands were hot
subject to taxation by State OF Territory
until a patent had been issued from the gov
erument for such lands. Last week we
stated that it had been represented that no
such decision had been made by the Su-
preme Court. It seems that Mr. Colman,
Of St. Louis, addressed letter to the
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
in regard to this matter, and the foil ow-
ing is the result, which settles the mat
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07

The following is the result Of observations fer
the month Of July:
Mean range OF Thermometer at : .. M, 7sks
ut D. m, e9e; at D. a.. T5ss
The coolest time was on the morning Of the
ilth and the evening Of the 25th; when at time
taking neee, the mercury stood At 6sa; and the
warmest On the soth. when. II p. m, the msr-
cury stood et 96S IN the shade.
We have for the greatest height Of barometer
during the month. . . inches. on the nth; for
the least, =. 81 on the eth: range, ..
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
sheriff,s sale,
JOHN EVANS, 4
IS.

JOHN EVANS,
IS.
CHARLES MAYO, d az.
pY virtue of an executions to me directed,
- from the Court Of Probate for Johnson coun-
t., Kansas Territory. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction ON Saturday, the 18th day OF August,
lS5S, between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. u. and
o. clock y. NJ. of said day, at the Court House
at Gum Springs, IN sald county. the following
real estate, with the appurtenalceS, to wit
Share No. lSS IN the town Of uiathe, IN said
eornty OF johnson, Containing lots, viz! Lot
t2l two, III Block al fgrty-one; Lot (I one, IN
Block t53) fifty three Lot 81 five, in Block tJ9)
fiIty-nIne; Lot tI2l twelve; IN Block t4ol forty
lot t3S1 tHenty-eight, N Block tzol twenty Lot
tl6l sixteen. IN Block ~ two; Lot 10 nine. IN
Block a. seyeHty-four, and Lot tl5l fifteen, in
BlOek (s=l seyenty-tWo. On Lot one, in Block
53, there Is good one story and half house
frame, with a good kitchen attaehed,-taken a
the property of Charles Mayo. one of the defead-
ants. Appraised at the sum of $50. Terms oi
sale, cash. PAT CUSGRUNE,
JuIy 81 Is5s.--5t Sheriff Of Johnson Co.. b. T
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Fresh Arrival Of Summer Goods!
W. z. SUTEIFF.

W. E. SUTLIEF,
MERCHANT TAILOR has Just received from
w Boston. at his Clothing Emporium. No. 5
Massachusetts, street, four doors north of j.
Blood's, New and Splendid assortment Of Sum
mer CaSsimeres, DOeskins and Nestings, plain
and fancy; Black, Blue. Brown, Olive, Green,
Dahla, and Plum ColGred Broad Cloths. Also.
Corduroy, Tweeds, MarseiIles Linen Drills. and
other cheap fabrics, suitable for Farmers wear.
Gentlemen wishing neat and elegant Coat,
Vest or Pants made to order, IN the latest and
most approved style, from New and Fashionable
Goods, and az prices 10 sEit TIE times, give us
call, and we will do you good in the way of work
manship. good material and GenIeel Fits.
Ready Made Clothing!
A large and well selected stock, suitable for
Spring and Summer. We are determined TO sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Gents. FURNISHING GOODS-A large and com
plete assortment. Also, HATS! HATSi!
y. B.-We pay 10 rent, and can afford, and are
prepared to Sell Cheaper than atany otherhouse
In town.
Lawrence, May I5. 1853.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
OFFICE SUPREME CoURr Z. s., !
Washington City. June z, 1854

THos. A. HENDRIcKs, Esq. Commits
sioner, &c.-MY DEAR SIR In reply to
your date of the 4th inst, I have to in
form You that / am not aware of any re-
cent decision by the Supreme Court, that
lands sold by the United States are not
taxable until the patents therefor have
been issued. Indeed, l feel confident that
there has been none. OF course you rec
ollect the decision in Carroll VS.. Stafford,
sd Howard Rep) which IS directly the
other way. Very respectfully, sir, your
obedient servant,
WI. THoS. CARROLL.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Lawrence Drug Store,

II TIE
ELDRIDGE BLOCH
PATENT and EGLECTIC MEDICINES of
all kinds, and every variety.
CHOICE LIQUORS fer medicinal use, all
kinds tor such purposes.
PAE-TS, OILS, TARSLSHES, BRUSHES, DE.
Cigars and Tobacco of the finest and
best quality.
FINE CUTLERY,
Consisting of Pocket Knives, Surgeons Instru-
ments, &c.
SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRACES, BREAsT
PIPES and PUMPS, SYRIHGES, &C., of every kind
in common use.
Purses, Pormonnaies, and Pocket Books,
FANCY GOODS and PERFUMERYs
We think our stock of goods in this line will
satisfy the most fastidious. Call and examine.
ChilIs and Fever Cured.
A certain cure and preventive fer the Chills
and Fever prepared and sold by Us. and no other
Druggists in the United States
1t il eur intention to keep always on hand
good stock OF "a pure medicines, and other arti-
cles in our line, as can be procured at any mar
ket In the nted states, and to sci at such rates
as will induce our customers to CALL AGAIN.
To Physicians and Merchants.
You may rely upon US to sell all goods in our
line, at Wholesale, as cheap rs they can be pur-
chased this side Of the Mississippi river. Tar
Us ONCE.
P.iRTICLL4R ATTENTION
Will be paid PLY ANS'PRESCRIPTI0N
which Will be CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY put
up at all hours of day and night. From long
experience, both in the drug business and the
practice of medicine, we feel the Importance and
responsibility of this branch of our business,
aud hope to satisfy our patrons and the public.
PRENTISS GRISW0LD.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Special Notices.

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 I3 SLY NJ 4 KING, Secretary
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
ATCHIsoN COUNTY.

The returns, We should judge, are not
one-third received, and yet We have over
5000 majority against the Lecompton
Swindle The vote is little larger than
we apprehended for the Swindle, being,
thus far, trifle over half thousand, but
we have no idea it win equal or much ex-
ceed thousand in the Territory. Our
estimate made when the news Of the
passage of the English bill first reached
us, that the majority against it would
equal 1900, will be found not wide of
the truth.
Let all the world understand that this
vote embraces the united action of men
Of all parties, who were opposed to Border
Ruffian interference in our affairs on the
one hand, and Congressional interference
on the other, and that as many pro-slavery
men voted with us, it would be unjust to
claim it solely as Free State triumph.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Cain. Jenkins, Estate

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the subscriber
IN has been dub spp0inted Agent for the set
GAIUs jenkins, deceased, late CT the county Of
Douglas, Kansas TeFrit0ry. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased, are
required to exhibit the same; and ell persons
indebted te the said estate, are called upon to
make payment to :. G. RUSSELL
lawrence July "A, '5e.-st* Agent.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
IN THE PROBATE COUETl 1n,.s,h ,s,s
nE n Al rnI-s EnI-SrY June ckn, ~.

OF CALHOUN COUNTY.
DOBERT C. CALLAHAN, Plaintiff, Is. c. G..
IL LlNNII.LE, Defendant Petition and at
taehment.=Nov at this siaF eSs1es the plaintiff,
and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that the said defendant has absented himself
frnFn his usual place Of abode in this Territory,
and that process cannot deserved upon him, II Is
therefore ordered b. the Court, that the saidde-
teHdant be notified by publication in some week
ly newspaper in the erritory for four successive
weeks the last insertion to &c at Ieast four wee Is
before the first day Of the September tenn, A
ID. f55s. Of the said Court, that an action has
been commenced against hIm b. an attachments,
II the Probate Court of Calhoun county, Kansas
TerritoTy, founded upon a written ohllsatlon
against the defendants for Falue received.
amounting TO the sum Of (s243 two hundred and
forty three dollars; that his credits have been
sarnisheed. and unless he appear at the next
term Of this Court. to be held IN the town OF
Calhoun, county and TerritOry aforesaid. on the
9th day of September, a. ID. le5s, and make an
swer IN such action on OF before the third day
thereof If the term shall so long continue, and II
not, then before the end Of the term, Judgment
will be rendered against him for the amount
claimed. together With interest, and costs oi
such SUIT; and also judgment rendered agalnss
the garnishee and the credits disposed Of 60 sat
Isfy the same, according TO law.
a true copy from the record. Attest:
LEWIS STAEFORD, Clerk.
JAMES kCYEEyDALI.. PlalntIH Atty.
july Il, SIT
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07

" hon. RUsH GILMORE, of Tesumsef,
r as' has been appointed Judge of the
4,'ed States District Court, in place of
ss Sa'o, resigned. Judge GILMORE
aOm Alabama. and was one of the first
MED States Judges in the Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
HOficR,

T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon the
II estate of WILLIAM Lyon. deceased, were
granted the underslgaed on the e day of j Juiy.
4. ID. ie5S. All persons having claims against
said estate, are required to present the same
within ene year. OF they may DC preeluded from
am benefit Of said estate.
Augugt =, Ie5s. ELIZABETH LYON,
Administrative
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
weekIies ANA DaiIies

PEGEfVE ed regularly by Mail, from Boston.
II New York. Pniladeiphia. Washington. Gin
cianz;i. chicago and st. Louis: also, the
Springfield RepstJlicsH and the Indiana State
yosrnat. and al the popular Magazines, a. pub
Ished IN the Eastern cities also the aA aid qf
Ffest01s and Lawrence Republican, at
July "a, - WILHARTH'S
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Land WRrfauts.

OF ALL SIZES. for sale at one dollar per
~ acre. Land entered on time, at reduced
rates Proof Papers prepared for customers.
free Of cbarge. X IL FARNHAM,
Land Agent.
First Door North of c. s. Land Once, Le-
compton. h T.
IulS
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
July 81, 1858. {

SRI am in receipt of your letter of
the 18th inst, respecting an opinion in the
public prints, that lands purchased of the
United States are no: taxable until patents
have been issued; and, in reply to your
inquiry, state that such an opinion has not
been given, as viii be seen by the enclosed
copy of letter, dated 9TH June last, ad-
dressed to this Office by ". I. Carroll,
ESQ.,, Clerk Supreme Court Z. S. Very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Com'r.
SAM'L n. CoLMAS, ESD, st. Louis, Mo.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
PIRTHCLLAR ATTEyTT0S
GREAT REELECTION !!

MISS MCINTYRE BEGS LEAVE TO IN
WI form the Ladies of Lawrence and vicinity
Bonnets, Hats and BloonerS, will be sold at less
than Cost. Please call and see for yourselves.
Also for sale, Ladies Caps, Head Dresses,
Wells, &e., &c. No. Whitney House.
Inlv IL LIZ -hH
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Take Nnfice.

THAT Military Bounty Land Warrant, num-
L bered "a, 7gO, for l60 acres, issued under the
act of the 81 OF Harcn, 1855. in tue name of Cy :
rus Baldwin, private in Capt Judkins company
having been lost or stolen from the subscriber,
on OF about the 22ad day of June, a. ID. lc51, al
that cdre'H mas been forwarded to the Commls-
sioners of the General Land Offiee, to prevent
issue of patent thereon to any fraudulent claim
ant of said warrant. You viii also take notice
that t is the intention of the undersigned, own
er Of<sald warrant, to applJ TO the Commission
ers OF Pension; for the issue of duplicate OF
SAID warrant. j. Il. CAZIER.
Dated july I9, lass. OF.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-07
Sfrayed.

inS or about the 18th Of June, seven yoke Of
M nsee ie iEo set Il = Tsors
Steers which had bells on. one with white face.
Snd Wild. Three black ones, the rest red and
white. A liberal reward viii be given Ter IN
formation of their whereabouts
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