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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
Legal Notices.
Civil Action.

Civil Action.
TERRITORY OF Kansas
Lykin. ounty, IS.
TEE SECOND JtpIeiAL DIsTRlcT within and for
said County and Territory.
ALBERTUS KNAPP, Piaintfi
against
PHILIP STONE, Defendant. }
THE Defendant will take notice that, on the
L 18th day of january, A. ID. le59, the tlaintlu
fled in the Office of the Clerk ofthe nited states
District Court, within and tor the County OF ~
kins, in said Territory, setting foTtssanong other
things, that on or about the sixth dAg OF July,
&. ". 1891, the Plaintiff paid the Defendant One
Hundred aud Twenty Dollars. winch sum Of
money was accented By the Defendant, In full
satisfaction TOR the following real estate, llng IN
Lykins County, Kansas Teffitory, that Is to say !:
The west half of the west half of the Southwest
quarter Of section one. township eighteen range
twenu-four; and the west halt OF the West Dali
o. tire northwest quarter of section twelve, OF
township eighteen, range twenty-four. contain
ing eighty acres inst said land was subject TO
sale AT faol;i, IN said County that Defendant
bought and had said lands bought at the trust
sales at said place, and obtained the certificate
ora transfer Of sucn certificate from the SOv-
eminent VI the United States tor tine same the
Ssild sum Oh One hundred and Twenty Dollars
was received By Defendant from Plaintiff as full
consideration for the said premises, and IN tull
satisiac ton Tor the trouble snd enenee in
purchasing OF said lands from tke Government,
and obtaining good title tor the seEae- aud
making transfer Of such title in fee simple ~
the Plaintiff Tor the premises described. The
Plaintiff under said contract took the immediate
possession OF SAID premises, and has conunued,
since said time, In the possession thereof; that
shortly after said contract was made, the De-
PENDANT obtained the Government certificate for
SAID lands, ana upon request, refused To deed the
same to Plaintiff. The Plaintiff says he mas sus-
tanned damages BY the Defendants default in
compiling with his part Of said contract. The
Plaintiff prays that Defendant MAJ be compelled
to make and deliver TO him a good and sufficient
deed in fee simple for said premises. and In de-
fault thereof, that the decree Of the Court oper-
ate as such conveyance, and that damages be al
lowed him for the Defendants default. The De-
PENDANT Is required to plead, answer or demur TO
said petition on or before the sith day of April,
1859,
Attest: L. W. ROBINSON, Deputy Clerk.
WAGsTAFF i SIMPSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan 29-6t
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The Lawrence Nursery

5 situated two miles west of Lawrence on the
l. Lawrence and Iecompton road, or perhaps
better known as the California road.
In Offering our Trees for sale. VIC have but
few words to say. Particular attention has been
paid 10 their cultivation, in order to keep them
In good shape for setting in orchard form. The
soil on which they are grown being good and
rked deep, they are uncommonly well rooted,
having large amount of fibrous roots.
We have spared nopains in obtaining the best
varieties Of
SUMNER, FALL AND WINTER FRUIT,
Especially those kinds that have been tested and
found to do well in the most Western States
In order to prevent mistakes, we cut our sciOns
for grating from old bearing trees, and we will
guarantee the kinds to be what we sell them for.
Our trees have been raised on Kansas soil, and
are therefore much preferable to those from out
of the Territory, being much more certain of
living and making rapid growth, as we have
learned by our own experience.
Our trees are healthy, thrifty, and well grown
and as such we offer them to Fruit Growers at
cheaper rates. we think. than any other nursery
men.
All persons who wish to obtain Fruit Trees,
are invited to call and seefor themselves, before
purchasing elsewhere,
Ordersreceived at the Office of Bassett& Brack-
EFT, Lawrence, X. T., or al the nursery grounds.
q. e BRACKETT Il CO.,
Jan 20, '59-tf Proprietors.
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GROCERIES
PRO VISIO Ms,

Which l VIII sell as low as any man in Lawrence.
and warrant to be of good quality.
just received, at the above political emporium,
quite Il lot of the needfuls, such as
Splendid N. o. SUGAR, which goes off like hot
cakes.
Equally Splendid BELCHER'S SYRUP. which
does not sell so fast.
Extra Quality SUPERFINE FLOUR, which
also sells rather slow.
First rate RIO COFFEE, (sells fast.)
OYSTERS, OY STEERS, (sale middling.l
Splendid BEANS, (sale very rapid.)
Also. COARSE SALT, CRUSHED SUGAR.
CREAM TARTAR, BABBITT'S SALERATUS
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
BLACK TEA. MUSTARD,
CANDLE WICK, SHOE BLACKING, INK,
PURE GINGER, CAYENNE PEPPER,
BROOMS, PALS, TUBS, BED CORDS.
SIMMONS BEST AXES. BUCK SKIN GLOVES
AND MITTENS.
SOCKS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
STAR AND TALLOW CANDLES EXCEL
SIOR AND BROWN SOAP.
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS AND LEAD.
All kinds fSTEAM REFINED CONNECTION
AIRY,
30 bushels nice GREEN APPLES, expected in a
few days from Pittsburg, Pa.
ton DRIED APPLES AND BEANS,
All for sale low fer cash, or most kinds of PRO-
DUCE. CORN especially.
Jan as~tf C. sTEARNs.
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OF We learn that one Of the wings of
the Female Seminary, at Tecumseh, Ash
by 60ls feet, is now SO far completed as
to be ready for the cutstone. The contract
was given to c. G. WAIT, Civil Engineer.
1t is conceded that the work thus far
executed is the best of the kind yet put
DIP in Kansas. The walls will be of brick;
and will be finished early next summer.
The plan of the building was designed by
J. G. HASKELL, Architect, of this city.
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OF The outside of the Herald of Free
dom this week was worked off after night,
and without our own knowledge or that
of our foreman. We discover several ty-
pograhical errors, one of which spoils
the sense. The leading article on the
first page, under the editorial head, in
the last line of the first paragraph, for
daring" read closing. Our regular news
paper hands are engaged on the Territorial
work, and the new ones seem unable to
decipher our manuscript.
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o. Sumner Lodge, No. I. l. O. 0. F.
was instituted at Summer by JOHN COL
Inns, Esq, NJ. w. Grand Master of the
Order in Kansas, on the 18th, inst. C. J..
SMITH Esq, was installed N. g.; Rev. G..
H. Lovejoy, V. G.; DR.. A. R. Shaw, S.;
T. A. Joslin, T. The Order seems to be
in prosperous condition at this time
The Grand Lodge Of Kansas has about
funds enough on hand to liquidate all her
Indebtedness.
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" Please read the advertisement of
BAssETT & BRACKETT, dealers in Real
Estate, Land Warrants, &C., and who are
also Attorneys. They are devoting their
whole time to their professional duties,
and are gentlemen in whom the public
can repose confidence.
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" The bridge across the Kansas river
"yAndott is so far completed as to al
c., 'As crossing of wagons upon it. When
e.. ,4'u 1t will be a more accessible point
'el 10 Lawrence from the river than
~' Oi'y, and about two miles nearer,
So much better road. Whoever resides
:. ~ VI Kansas river, and has felt inclined
i ." 'uc at the latter place, will now find
- OUlect to open commercial connsc-
WIN business men in Wyandott.
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OF We welcome Mr.. Stearns to a
place in our advertising columns to-day
He is one of our oldest and most reliable
business men, always ready to consult the
best interests of his patrons. The energy
displayed by Mr.. STEARNs, since estab-
fishing himself in business in Lawrence,
is worthy of universal commendation.-
At another time we will notice his house
at greater length.
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" 1t is reported that thirteen negroes,
with DR.. boy and his son, of this place,
who were on their way towards Iowa,
have been captured and taken to Weston,
Mo. Mr.. CLoUGH, who was with the same
party, says they were taken at point
nearly opposite Lecompton.
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Notice..

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, Appraisers, APP
w pointed and duly sworn to appraise, with
ont partiality, favor or affection. a certain OA-
taken up by Levi Gates rs STRAY, BY =. u.
ship, Douglas county, X. T., do. certify that We
have viewed the said stray. and find him to DO
an OK, will weigh about COO pounds, yellow brin-
die, FIVE years old, crop on right ear, under crop
half Of tail white white in both TANKS, strip of
white between hip and rump, and do appraise
said stray at the sum of Thirty Dollars.
cemtJfr- A. ID. 1858. C. II. WARD, Jr.,
JOHN l.. PRATT,
Dec. IL. SO T. l.. WHITNEY.
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yOTICE!


A Ii person indebted. By note or otherwise,
n for seed or clothing received Of the NATIONAL
Kansas Committee, are hereby notified that the
subscriber has full power to settle the same.
The Committee have incurred debts and as
sumed liabilities necessary for the relief Of the
people in times of suffering, and are depending
upon the collection of these dues to meet them.
They are also pledged, after the payment of
expenses and liabilities, to devote the balance
to the redemption Of the Protection Fund
Scrip" which was issued during the fall and
winter Of Sc and 81, TO cover actual expendi-
lures made BY individuals during the difficult
ties.
1t is hoped that the relief afforded By the sale
Of the seed and goods, the former at cost and the
latter at price much below their real value and
on q credit Of q year. will enable most Of those
indebted to make payment this winter, Grain
and other marketable productions will be re-
eeiyed in payment at cash prices.
Arrangementsw will be made as soon as possible
for those residing at a distance from Lawrence,
to meet the payments in their own neighborhood.
E. B. WHITMAN.
Lawrence, December IA, 1853.
In the absence of Mr.. Whitman from Law
renee, information may esought Of VIM. Hutch
inson, ESQ.
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~ The towns of Mechanism and
Lanesfeld, situated on the Santa Fe road,
on opposite sides of Bull Creek, have been
united under the name of Uniontown, the
stock remaining in the hands of the origi-
nal proprietors.
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s5OReward!

STOLEN from the pasture Of Daniel Melvin,
Don the night Of the 9th of October, two mares,
one roam, slimish made, hind feet white. star in
the face. fresh bite in one nostril, shoe on
one hind foot, smallish feet, name worn of by
TIE collar, not much hair under the belly, and Is
seven years old. The other is dark brown, small
size star the face, hind feet white, with lit
tie black spot on the off foot just above the hoof
A scar on the off thigh, occasioned BY kick she
can pace; she has been worked but never shOd,
and is five years old,
Jheaboye reward will be paid for the horses
and sopyiction of the thief, IS dollars for the
horses. on information that will lead to their re-
covery. .,.
Residence, nine miles S. W. Of Leayenworth,
on The road 10 Writht's steam Sawmill. 7, U.
acknowledgements. BEN. fEARSLES.
October l6, 1858.
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E Application has been made by the
Odd Fellows at Oskaloosa, for charter to
establish a Lodge in that town. If the
application is granted, it will be known as
Oskaloosa Lodge No. 8. Oskaloosa is a
town twenty-four miles little west of
north of Lawrence, and numbers at this
time, about one hundred houses.
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OF We invite attention to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Stafford & Stafford,
who advertise an improved farm for sale
only ten miles from Lawrence. We un-
derstand that it can be bought at a bar
cain
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UphOIsseu.

WIN. A. SHROYER takes this method Of in
w forming his friends and the public general
ly that he has opened an UPH0LSTERING ES-
TABLISHMENT on Winthrop street. Law
renee, Immediately west Of the Morrow House,
where he would be happy to see all persons in
quest Of any thing in his line. CoNFoETs. MAT
RAssEs, BoLsfEEs, Pillows, SHEETS. &C.. on
hand. Spring Mattresses made to order.
Givem me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feh n So
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OF Don't neglect to peruse our leader
this week. The subject it discusses is
one of the most important now pending
before our Territorial Legislature, and we
trust it will be acted upon promptly.
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nb W. /, We are in the receipt of a PAM
b.. - pages, from the pen of B. W.
Co.'S Esq, Secretary of the Chamber of
mar, a Of St. Louis. giving a state
citv = VI the trade and Commerce of that
rors ~ the last year. The pamphlet is
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NJ A Territorial Convention of the
friends of Temperance will be held in this
city on the first Wednesday (2nd) Of
February. 1t is expected that large del
egations from abroad will be in attend
apce.
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Kidnappers in Town!

I is said that n gang of forty of these gentry
negro of this place, but they signally failed in
their attempt. The Missouri Legislature, it is
said. has offered a reward of $1,000 for the con-
viction OF "Old ohm Brown"
The famous Montgomery has actually lectured
in conservative Lawrence
All these items of news. and many others, are
daily discussed at M store by the crowds who
show their good sense b. trading there
don't take much part in these discussions
having as much as can attend to to sell goods
to those who want them. Nevertheless, | hear
what is going on, and would say. once for all,
great is free speech" Come. one and all, and
talk radicalism and conservatism, as much as
you please but be sure and end your discussions
by buying some of my
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Late from Washington.

Orders have been issued from the War
Department similar to those which were
sent to Kansas, pending the former troub-
les, to use four or FIVE companies of troops
now in the Territory as posse comitatus
to enforce the laws during the present
disturbances in the Southern part of the
Territory.-Er.
We hope they will be used to better
purpose than on former occasion.
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OF We observe large list of goods,
advertised for sale by W. H. CHICK & Co.,
in Kansas City, to pay freight charges.
Those who have lost goods would do well
10 examine the list.
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Ncxv Knnrns map,

n T. MITCHELL is compiling new Seq
IL. tional Map of Kansas, which will be pub
lished this winter. ANY person having any towns
roads, or information of general character,
that they desire to have put on the Map, can do
SO by sending the information, addressed to ID.
T Mitchell, st. Louis, Mo. Dec. 4, 5S-sm
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to fri.n "'aFe under numerous obligations
tOr a In different parts of the Terri.
ad5 IL lurns the last few weeks, for large
isvs, Gus 10 our subscription list. There
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

o. Gov. MEDARY has signed the joint
resolutions of the two Houses asking for
the annexation of Southern Nebraska to
Kansas.
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The EIectic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.

Tne EIeCt1C COtAeSe OI ucaASAACt
CINCINNATI, o.
THE Spring Session Of 1859 will commence on
l. Wednesday, the 9th day Of February, and
continue 16 weeks. A full and thorough course
of Lectures will be given, occupying six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities Tor atten-
ton to practical Anatomy. 49,
The arrangement of the chairs Will pc As toi-
TIE. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and PhysfoIooE.
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of CAenfsfrV and PhdTndcv.
A.J.HOWE,M. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
C.H. CLEAVELAND, NJ D.,
Professor Of Hatertd Keffcd and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, M D.,
Professor Of lKdticdI Prdcttce and Pathology.
BUCHANAN, u. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral PAystoto2y and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, N. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF women
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, DISQUALIFICATION, - 90; Tuition,
$40 90; Demonstrators Ticket, Is %. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduation Graduation. - W.
The I,ecture-Rooms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in q central locality, lin
College Hall. Walnut Street) where students
will find il convenient to call on their arrivais
Tickets for the session may be obtained q tne
Dean Of the Faculty, at his once, NO. - Eigntnf
Street, or of Prof. g. II. Cleveland, Secretary OF
the Faeulty. No. I39 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. NJ. D., Dean.
vi.
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0F Read the Lawrence Nursery" ad-
vertisement. The season for setting out
trees is near at hand.
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OF A Son of Robt. Robataille, was
thrown from his horse in Wyandott 3
few days ago, and killed.
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or Montgomery is under s., 900 bonds
to answer the charge ofrobbing the United
States mail.
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LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
MACHINE WORKS.

KIYBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
N ton 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 oil kinds. Of
MACHINERY needed in Kansas Having long felt
the need Of Works of this kind ourselves, VIC
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 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid 70 repairs; UId LAST
Iron wanted. klMBALL kkUTHEhS.
August y, Sc.
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Petition ON Attachment.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS
Woodson County.
STEyENS& RUGGLEs,,

Is. , Justice Court.
JAMES A. GATES. }
WHEREAS, an action has been commenced
w BY Stevens and Ruggles against James A.
Gates by petition and attachment in the above
named Court on an account for the sum of Nine
Dolls. and Eightytwo Cts; and whereas, the said
not be served with the ordinary process and in
the ordinary manner, the said lanes A. Gates is
therefore hereby notified that unless he appears
at my Office in Neosho Falls, in said county, on
o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, and then and there
answer to said action, judgment will be taken
against him for the amount claimed, with costs
of suit. ID. III. MILLER, j. p.
Ian % Is5q-3t
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Petition, with Order of Attachment.

Petition, with Order OF Attachment.
DISTRICT COURT, Linn County Kansas Territory.
JOSEPH BLATT, Plaintiff.
SlLAS MAfSE, Defendant
TNHE Defendant in this action, Silas Mayse, is
l. hereby notified that the Plaintiff, Joseph
Blatt, on the 10th day of January, 1859 filed, in
the Clerks office of the District Court, within
and for Linn County, Kansas Territory, his petit
ton, wherein he stated in substance that the
Defendant, Silas Mayse, on the - day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. le5a; did snlawfully take, seize and
carry away from the Plaintiff three yoke or pair
of oxen, of the value of Two Hundred and Seven
ty-Five Dollars the property of the Plaintiff, and
convert them to his, Defendants own use, to the
damage of the said Plaintiff of the sum Of two hun
bred and seventy-fve dollars; which petition was
accompanied By affidavit of the Plaintiff stating
that Defendant was n on-resident OF the Terri
tory Of Kansas; that service of process cannot
be made upon him otherwise than by publication,
upon which petition and affidavit, an attach
ment issued from said Court against the lands
and tenements, goods and chattels, rights and
credits, of the said Defendant, and placed in
the hands of the proper officer. The said De-
PENDANT is hereby required to answer or deinur
to said petition on or before the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1852 or judgment will be rendered against
him in said nc ton for the said sum of - dollars
and costs, and his property sold to pay the same.
j. IL. BARLOW,
Jan 90, '59-3t Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.
SHARES IN THE TOWN OF LEX.
INGTON, JOHNSON CO., Z. T.

INGTON, JOHNSON CO, Z. T.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at meeting Of
In the Board of Directors of the Lexington
Town COMPANY, held on Saturday. the ed day
of January, 1859, il was ordered that an assess
ment be levied to the amount Of FIVE DOL
LARS on each Share, said assessment being neo-
essary to liquidate the Indebtedness Of the Com
pany, Therefore, all persons interested in said
Town Company. or holding shares issued by the
same, are hereby notified that, in pursuance of
the resolution passed BY the Board Of Directors,
will offer at public sale for cash in hand, in the
town Of Lexington, on Saturday, February L.,
1859, all the Shares If the Company upon which
the assessment is not then paid.
Shareholders can remit the amount Of the as
sessment to the Secretary at any time previous
to the sale, and he will send them receipt for
the same. Sale to commence at II o'clock. A.
N. by order of Board of Directors.
T. h. ELLIS, Sec'y Lexington Town Co.
Jan 29-3k
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
MOULD take this method of informing his
w customers and the public generally, that he
has disposed of his entire stOck in trade to Mr.
SOLOMON. who will now carry on the business at
his stand, opposite the old Morrow House, and
also desires to express his gratitude for past ia
vOrs in the way of patronage.
| have left all my accounts in the hands of Mr..
SOLOMON for collection. All persons indebted
to me, will please come forward and make pay
ment TO him Immediately.
Jan. q, le59. FRANKLIN CONANT.
M. SOLO MON,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER in
w DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROYI-
SI0NS. HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, and in fact every thing wanted
for the country trade.
Also a lerge assortment of HEAVY GOODS,
suited specially to those. intending to emigrate
to the mines in the spring. As, HEAVY
WOOL BLANKETS, HEAVY BOOTS, MI
NERS' WOOL OVkRSHIRTS of all descrip-
tions. CAMP TOOLS, CAMP DISHES, and all
things needful for a life in the mines.
Remember the place, CONANT's old store oppo-
site the Morrow House. NJ, SOLOMON.
Jan. IL. 1859
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Or The county seat of Shawnee county
has been located at Topeka.