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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-22
SCHELLENGER e. MUNSON,

DEALERS in dry goods, groceries, ready made clio.
+hing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, hardware. nails
glass, Puty, butts, screws, wrought and cast iron hin.
ges, door locks and latches of every description con.
stantly on hand, also envelopes and stationery Of the
best quality with school books of the latest and best
editions in use.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange 6r goods
1t cash prices.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-22

Drsrrcr CouRr, HOWARD Gu NorY.
OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1859.

DfsTICT COURT, H0WARD GU N0TY. I
OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1859. !
Harlow s. Webster
against
James Allen.
To James Allen, Defendant:
CIR-You are hereby notified that on or before the Goth
~ day OF September, 1859, there will be on file IN the
Office Of the clerk Of the district court Of Howard coun.
tv. Iowa, a petition of Harlow S. Webster, claiming of
YOU the foreclosure Of u mortgage made by you to Frank
s. Trew on the south half of the southwest quarter OF
section four, in town ninety.nine north of range eleven
west, aud Judgment for the amount found due thereon
before the morning Of the second day of the next term
of said district court to be holden in said county on the
24,h day of October, A. D. 1853, judgment will be rem:
dered against you to gether with interest and costs OF
suit
II. s. WEBSTER, Plaintiff.
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ri. M. simpsor

NOTARY PUBLIC, Once No. 2, Massschusett
IN street, Lawrence. Once hour A. D. to
EP. u. Dec. 1857 u
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Poeffy.

To Who! To Who!
The following from Southwestern newspa.
per, is the most ingenious newspaper dun that
has ever fallen under our notice.
Twas on a cold. autumnal night,
A dismal one to view
Dark clouds obscured fair Venus light,
And not a star appeared in sight,
AS the thick forest through
Muggins-as usual-"blue,
Beat hOmeward, lacking" left and right;
When all at once he brought up" right
Against an old dead yew.
At which he rounded to-,
And ''squaring Of" as if to fight,
Said. with an oath shan't indite,
- Internal scoundrelyou!
Light-an' I'll lick YOU. black or white!
Just then above him few
An owl, which on branch did light
A few feet FER the booty wight,
And then commenced, "Tu-whoO-
Tu- tu-whOo-tu-whoO!
Quote Muggins, Don't GU think to fright
A fellow Of my weight and height
With your Ter whOo-ter WHO'D.
You cursed bugaboo!
An if you're Beelzebub. its quite
Unnecessary you should Tight
For Muggins amt your due;
For money matters are az T1yht!
The Printer 8 paid up -Aoaor1Tfghf"
Thereat the owl withdrew;
And Muggins mizzled too;
But there are other chaps who might
Be caught out late some dismal night,
Who hdUHb paid iehdt's due!
They know-to lrhO-t0 lcho.
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IAs Eefaio Of Efeeoom
LAWRENCE, K. T.
Saturday Morning, June 25, 1859.
Arrowhead Making.


The heads of Indians arrows, spears,
iavelins, &C., often found in many parts
of our continent, have been admired, but
the process of formation conjectured. The
Hon. Caleb Lyon, on recent visitto Cali
fornia, met with aparty of Shasta Indians
and ascertained that they still used those
weapons, which, in most tribes, have been
superseded by rifles, or at least by iron
pointed arrows and spears. He found
man who could manufacture them, and
saw him at worklat all parts of the pro-
cess. The description which Lyon wrote
and communicated to the American Eth
biological Society, through DR.. E. H. Da-
Wis, we copy below:
The Shasta Indian seated himself upon
the floor aud laying the stone anvil upon
his knee, which was of compact talcose
slate, with one blow of his agate chisel he
separated the obsidiau pebble into two
parts, then giving another blow to the
fractured side, he split off slab some
fourth of an inch in thickness. Holding
the piece against the anvil with the thumb
and finger of his left hand he commenced
series of continuous blows, every one Of
which clipped off fragments of the brit
tie substance. 1t gradually assumed the
required shape. After finishing the base
Of the arrow head (the whole being only
little over an inch in length,) he began
striking gentler blows, every one of which
] expected would break it into pieces
Yet such was their adroit application, hi:
skill and dexterity, that in little over an
hour he produced perfect obSidian arrow
head. l then requested him TO carve me
one from the remains Of broken porter
bottle, which (after two failures) he sue
ceeded in doing. He gave as a reason fol
his i'll success, he did not understand tn,
grain of the glass. No sculptor eve
handled a chisel with greater precision, O
more carefully measured the weight anC
effect of every blow, than this ingeniou
Indian, for, even among them, arrow
making is distinct trade or profession
which many attempt, but in which few
attain excellence. He understood tn
capacity of the material he wrought, AM
before striking the first blow, by survey
ing the pebble, he could Judge its avail
ability as well as the sculptor judges o
the perfectness of block of Parian. Il
moment, all that had read upon thi
subject, written by learned and specula
tive antiquarians Of the hardening of cop
per for the working of flint axes, spears
chisels and arrow heads, vanished befor
the simplest mechanical process. l fel
that the world had been better serve
had they driven the pen less and the plov
more!
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Tx. Goadin,
N. M,CracIken,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer -. snf
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Eorwardins i -,
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cn IN. IL
street, LeayenWorth CITY, KIT. Nov. = y.
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A Race for S275, 900.

The Cleveland Leader vouches for the
truth of the following:
One day last week, as the eastward
bound express train reached Laporte, Ind,
apassenger stepped off while the engine
was being replenished with wood and
water, and walked back and forth on the
platform, and continued to walk until the
whistle sounded. The other passengers
got on board and the train passed of, but
the gentleman still walked on. A few
minutes after the train had gone, a station
man saw the pedestrian, and going up to
him, asked, in a surprised tone:
"What the deuce are you doing here?'
The man started, opened his eyes, and
looked around bewildered. The fact was,
he had been fatigued, and dropped asleep
while walking. Rousing himself, he
asked:
"Why! Where am I Pr
"Where are you? At Laporte"
"Where's the train came on?'
"That left ten minutes ago."
"Ten minutes ago, and left me
must go on that train. 1t is q question
OF life and death with me. Can you get
me to it? Have you got an engine here?
Where is the Superintendent?''
The section master had an Office neal
by, and the two went to find that official
and to procure an engine. The traveller
stated his case-he must go on-could
not delay-and offered the officer $3.50
If he would put him on board the train,
This strange demand and strange Offer
caused the station master to hasten to dc
what he could. The fire was not out in
the engine that had drawn the train tc
that point-the bargain was settled-s
draft given on New York for the $3.50
and In ten minutes the traveller started
with an engine to Overtake the flying ex-
press. After rushing on for thirty or forty
miles, some connection gave way about
the engine. The engine was stopped
the engineer found the difficulty, and in
very few minutes had wooden mir
whitfield out and fitted to supply the de.
ficiency. With this on they few. The
train had of course many miles the star,
ofthem, and despite the wooden pin the
engineer crowded on steam and tore
through the country at fearful rate
Thirty miles of the distance was run in
twenty-seven minutes, but the engage
ment was that they should overtake the
train, and do it they must and do it thew
did, but not until more than one hundred
miles had been run, and they were ap-
preaching Toledo. Having at length
oyertaken and stopped the train, and
hurried on board, the traveller went eager.
Y to berth in the sleeping. car, and tool
tnerefrom carpet-bag containing S275,
Wy. dis treasure was safe-none had
moiested it, and Diminishing his faithful
courier, he went on his way rejoicing a
the success of his perilous and exciting
adventure. ~
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J. G.. HASKELL,
DkACTICAL ARCHIfECTAND SUPERIN-
Il TENDENT, No. % Massachusetts, st, Law
renee Kansas Jan 8. ,59-lyS
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Reisenger, FenIon & Co.,

l. L ware and Shawnee sts., Wholesale and
Retail Establishment, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Iron, Nails, and Pittsbnrgt
Manufactures, Cooking, Parlor and Heating
Stoves, Stove Furniture, DC. A large assortment
of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Chains, Camp Kettles
CUTLERY, Carpenters Tools, Bellows, Anvils,
Vices, Forks, Shovsls, Wood and Chain and
Tools, Paint Mills, Corn Mills, Hand Bells, Tape
Lines Cast and Blister Steel, Brushes, &C., and
all can be purchased cheap for cash. n36tf
Leavenworth, May 2, 1857.
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The Eclectic College of Medicine,

The Eclectic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
THE WINTER SESSION of Is5s-6O will COM
l. mence about the middle of October, and
continue 10 weeks. Afull and thorough course Of
Lectures will be given, occupying six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities for Clinical
Instruction at the Commercial Hospital, and at
tention to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
ows:-
J.F, JUDGE, Md,
Professor of CRens!stry and Pharmacy.
TIE. st. JOHN, NJ. d.
Professor Of ARdtomy and Physiology
A.J.H0WE, D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
III. CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of A1teTtd Kedicd and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ D.,
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
JOHN KING, N. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
EmeritHs Professor Of Cerebral Physiology azd
Institutes Of Medicine.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, DISQUALIFICATION, IS 90; Tuition,
$50 90; Demonstrators Ticket, IS 90. Every
session before graduation.) Hospital Ticket,
IS 90, loptional.l Graduation, SIS 90.
The Lecture-Rooms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in central locality, in
College Hall, Walnut Street.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty. at his Office. No. IS Eighth
Street or Of Prof. G. H. Cleayeland. Secretary of
the Faculty, No. l3s Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
Abr 3 SO. -
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Notice

Notice.
I TAKE the following method to supply the
l. wants of those who wish to have their lands
surveyed.
will be in Shawnee on 18th to 18th Of each
month; Monticello, 18th and 10Th; Lexington,
20th to 95th: Mechanism, e6th and 9Th, Gardner.
ID and ID; Oxford. 4th and 5th; Olathe. TO 9th,
and back to Lexington, 10th to 18th. All who
wish to have their lands surveyed can address
me through the POstofice at either of the towns,
stating the No. of Section, Towpship and Range
A. SLAUGHTER, County SURVEYOR. D..
johnson Co., Kansas, Dec. 9Th, 59.-tf.
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Marmiton Town Company.

Marmiton Town Company.
TT1HE above Company now offer inducements
L unequalled by any Town Company in the
Territory.
The Company have Just completed the largest
Hotel in southern Kansas, being three stories
high and containing twenty-four large, commo-
dious sleeping and sitting rooms. In addition
to the hotel, the Company have built large
Storehouse. which will soon be well hlled with
all the commodities needed in country like
ours. A large number of carpenters are now at
work erecting residences shops, offices, &c. The
Company offer great inducements to mechanics
and others, wishing to locate. The town, from
its central location, being the geographical cen,
ter of Bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade and soon become an impor-
ed by as GOOD FARMING LANDS as were
ever titled by the husbandman.
CLAIMS.-Good and desirable claims can be
obtained in close proximity to town and timber.
Marmiton is splendidly and must be health
fully located, being on high rolling prairie:-
| 1t has beautiful streams Of water>washing its
| northern and southern limits. An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL
has lately been erected. and is now in successful
| operation.
| CLIMATE.-Marmito is situated in latitude
ington. The Thermometer does not indicate a
higher degree of heat than ninety, and never in
| the winter gets below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanics find no inconvenience in doing outdoor
| work in the winter season. Cattle, hogs, sheep,
etc., do well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always pleasant breeze in the
hottest days of summer, which makes the heat
| less oppressive than in many of the northern
States. Lots will be sold at exceedingly low
figures to persons DESTROYS of building.
| j. Z. JONES, President.
| HORATIO KNOWLS. Vice Pres't.
| T. R. ROBERTS. Sec'y. aug "a.
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Stafford 4 Stafford,
Lorenzo We.toycr,
Oldham & Faxen's Meat Market
No. 81 Massachusetts Street.

WH ENkE Hdk spd RfaF6 Ps. Hzf il fi
SAGES, WILD AND 2AAE GAME. BAOo''
SALT PORK, PORK AND HAMS, &c,
Farmers and others take notiee-thant ve Ii4
the highest price f'r HIDES, POutLhi A'p
PRODUCE. and tnat In cash-nind tnat'
Jan 2o-tf.
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CHARLES III. BRANsCOmBE,
+. Wendt,

Attorney at Ld,c,
DARTICULAR attention given to Land eals..
L Lawrence, X. T.. April II. 1883.
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Il. c. SANFORD. 40. .sAFFoRD,
Stafford IL Stafford.


A TTORNEfS and Counsellors at Law, will
II practice in the several Courts of Record
IN Kansas, attend to cases in the Land Office,
and give particular attention TO collections in
all parts OF the Territory.
Will, also. attend to the location of Land
Warrants, investments in city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment Of
Non-Residents' taxes. and the purchase, sale and
renting Of village property, in all parts OF the
Territory.
.REFERExces:-Hon. F. p. Stanton. Kansas;
Hon. Marcus ]. Parrott, Leavenworth, Kan;
Brothers, Lawrence. X T., and Kansas CITY
No; VIM. =. lockwood, Omaha. n, Rey-
nolds, Ely 4 Co., Chicago, ILL.,; Hon. II. ~ Smith,
Ohio; Hon. P. Bliss, Elyria, o. Solon Palmer,
Esq, Cincinnati, o.: j. g. Grannis. Esq CleFe-
land, o.; II. p. Baldwin, ESQ.,. Detroit, Mich.
Edwin Cook ESQ.,, New Y ork City; II. Ely, Esq,
Rochester, n Y; DIR. A. b. Child. Boston. Mass.
" A 9. W. STAFFORD is Notary Public for
Doug ias County. Sept le. 50
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Savv.Mills! Saw.NIiIls! Saw.pn
JOHNSON q EMERSON ais!

DIASA FOUNDRY, corner Of F -,
L Belle Streets. Alton, Illinois, So 'iynh And
turers of their celebrated "Chailer - - AsnuiAe
frame CIRCULAR SAW-MlLL, ,s Se east irOl
ing from 5000 to l5OG0 feet surfa, ms Of as.
and power applied. s'ae Of Mil
Lard raj" Tanks Wrought I'd Tubular Boilsp
Sash and Muley Saw. aills, Fiour;pas, O paMs Mex
chinery, Lard and Tt nacco Screws MAJ Ns.
~ Orders respec fully solicited "a ASS Sc:
n. B:-Smali T ortable Engines and Boil,.,
'.'-Machi' iery for Kansas and N;..
iiyEred on evse in St. Louis free of charge a'
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OF A gentleman who died recently
bequeathed to his wife q handsome sum
providing in his win that in case she
again married it should be doubled.
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w. Il. SUTLHF.

MERCHANT TAILOR, wholesale and retail
w dealer in Cloths. Clothing, Hats, Caps. and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Eldridge House, two
doors South Of main entrance.
II See advertisement. = Il ~
May Il. 1859
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Or An Irish author says that among
those mortality wounded at Waterloo was
Major OBrien, att91UGrds distinguished
Tor bis bravery in the Indian wan,
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Land Agency and Land office.

Land Agency and Land Office.
EDWARD HOOGLAND, ATTORNEY AND
Il Counsellor at Law and United States Com
missioner, Tecumseh, K. T.
Presumption business and contested claims at
tended to- Money to loan to pre- emptors; Land
Warrants located, Claims and Town Shares and
Lots in all parts of the Territory, bought and
sold. Investments made for capitalists, and q
per cent. satisfactorily guaranteed.
REFERENCEL-His Exc'y John W. Geary, Lee
compton. X. T.. Hon. John Mexican, U. 5. Dis
trict Attorney. N. Y. City; Hon, W.. A. NJ
sch, K. T. an2t
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a cood Home for sale Che,n
Notice to Claimants.

THE Commissioners to audit and adjust claims
l. for property taken or destroyed in 1856 will
held sessions as follows, commencing at
Lawrence, Douglas Co., Monday. April 25th.
Minneola, Franklin CO., May End.
shannon, Anderson Co., 9th.
OsawatOmie, Lykins Co., 10Th
Brooklyn, Linn Co., (" 30th,
Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., June end.
Claimants are requested to have their papers
all ready for presentation and witnesses in at
tendance for examination as above. The time
for the completion Of the work is limited-aN
must be closed up before LIST July.
No casescan be considered unless the proofs be
completed before the 18th of June, as it will
require all the remainder Of the month to prepare
the report for the Constitutional Convention to
assemble at Wyandott on the first Monday of
July.
Parties who cannot meet the commissioners as
above. are requested to send their petitions and
proofs, drawn in accordance with the published
rules and regulations, to Caleb 5. Pratt, Central
CLERK, Lawrence. when the commissioners will
communicate with claimants and endeayor to
AFFORD them ali necessary facilities contemplated
By the Act organizing the commission,
Il. H0ACiLAND,
ii. j. ADAMS,
S,A. KINGMAN.
Tecumseh. April 1850. Com'rs.
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A YOKE OF GOOD FIVE YEAR OLD OK
n EN-, well broke and in good condition; also,
q first rate tWo-horse Lumber Wagon
Enquire Of GE0RG FORD,
No. "a Massachusetts, St., Lawrence.
March 12, ,59-tf
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Dentistry.

DR. L. KELLOGG, DeDonstrdtor of OperdtiCe
u Dentistyy of 10 years constant and success
full practice, having settled permanently in Law
renee, may be found at his office over Duncans'
store, where he will keep constantly on hand q
large supply of Gold Plate and Foil, and the
most approved styles of Teeth, from which pat
rons can select to suit their own taste. IL All
operations warranted. 42tf
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q BURLINGAME, K. T
Late Council Gin .S,ttlen.n, a,,,

THE Mills at this point have been in ,n
Il full operation for the last six months. rs
CINE and other machinery is Of the frst .s In
which more is now being now added WaIss "a
jrist Mil, and bolt for making SuperfneI Ts nv.
.t io M,c SSsins srsH'sd Flaming shnss NY
lingame is one Of the live towns Of Hans. bpi
ing great inducements to capitalists 10 olef
and business men TO settle. The prosD.n we,
business, with the facilities and appI;sress. 70
building, and making pleasant home WIZ 10
society, are not surpassed BY any intericr g 9.
in this country. tovV
Burlingame, May 9, 1857. A'Nlff
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A TTDRNEYS AT LAW. .Leavenworih " H.
n X. T. Will practice in the Superior ana ~,
ferisr Courts Of the Territory. Collections I.1'
and promptly RENTED. Jan Ed
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c. Robinson

HAS FOR SALE, cheap for cash, one new
II and elegant Eastern Carriage. adapted to
tWohorses or one. :
Two new Superior Eastern BugEies.
. One yoke Of Oxen, well broke.
One Kysudctt float Of go acres.
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G. w. Brown,
5. X. Husen, m. D.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
Ilwould respectfully inform the public that he
is permanently located in Lawrence. and would
may be inclined to favor Homeopathy. Once in
the johnson House, No. 81 and 80. Vermont
Street. IsH.-. ". Iz-u.
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Land for Sale.
DIR. S. II. PRENTIss,

WILL resume the Practice of Medicine and
w Surgery, in Lawrence and vicinity.
Office at the Drug Store of Prentiss Girls
void.
April 9, l859.-tf
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HisforyI Science! AntfquItys
THE Kansas Scientific and Historical Society
l. is now fully organized. and all reasonable
measures are being used to add 70 their library,
collection Of miscellaneous writings, cabinet OF
minerals, curiosities and antiquities, and seien-
tifc and historical information relating to the
several departments usually known 70 such
society. To this end, all friends Of the society
wherever they may reside, are most respectfully
solicited TO contribute relics Of our civil or
political history, war trophies, public CORES
pondence. records Of elections and returns, le-
gendary tales, local incidents. and such other
information or articles Is properly deserve the
honor of a place in our State archives Every
thing material, that will aid the future histo-
rian, will be most gratefully received.
All packages should be sent TO the Librarian,
DR.. 3. c. Harrington, Lawrence. Kansas. Fur
ther details win be given b. letter, Il desired, BY
the Corresponding Secretary, VIM. Hutchinson,
Lawrence. Kansas. By order OF
EXECUTIVE CON- Of K. s. &H s.
Lawrence, March %. l659.--tf
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F. JOHN SON,
Wholesale Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,

No. 100 South " ater St' chicago, III.
nESIR0US of reducing my Stock, am Of
- fering it very low for cash, or one-third
Cash, balance in Town Lots or Lands adjoining
Lawrence. Title must be clear and unincum.
bered. Address as above. care P. o. Box 4494.
March 10, '59-3m.
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Z. HENsLEY, JNo. ". RUSSELL, NAT RYAN.
HENSLEY, RUSSELL & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, wholesale dealers in Groceries,
Wines Liquors, Cigars; and Steamboat Agents,
No: 100 Levee, LeavenEorth City, K. 7.
Nay IA, 1659.-H
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n. =. Mcclure.
A TrORNEY AT Law. Real Estate and Land
~ Agent. Ogden. K r Mar .. %
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e. SIMMONS.
Land Notice.

THE undersigned has been appointed In ar.
L cordance with the provisions Of law passed
BY the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for III,
Pawnee Land District. All instruments ofwhAi.
ever kind, affecting the title Of any real esia,
in this Land District may be recorded in BIZ
Office, and be equally lien on the real estaI
described therein as il filed in the county IL
which such real estate is situated.
GA. REYNOLDS.
Lawrence. K. T., Feb. Goth 1858.
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hort Il. MITCHELL. BYRON p. AYREs
Mitchell 4 Ayres,

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, Paris. Linn Co.,
"A Kansas. VIII Practice in the Courts Of
Linn, Bourbon, Anderson and Lykins Counties.
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