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The weekly Panola star., 1859-01-19

LKysE Tsxn DESoro.--An clcc-
'si& was held on the irss Monday Of
this month, under the late Levee
Law Of this State, in the District in
which lies tho lands, sshjsss 10 over
aov, which resulted i fasor Of
lcvcyiag . tax sheresa II isn eesfs
psf sere.-Pcepit's Prss.
The weekly Panola star., 1859-01-19

FIIfl uI'IrFslTnvd. TFIisEeFs o. =
Masonic icmt'c Acajcmy, take plea1uo
~ announcing to the public ihsl ~
have secured the services of Miss b.
q. Saith. % take charge of the lileuy|
iepstl mcns, Mrs.. D. Moore VI tho Nusisal
Mrs. Bowers Of the Ornamental, aul -
u. Mocrcas Superintendent. The uAsd|
viii commence on tho lst Mos1hy q
February, 1859.
The above teachers asc well ksssae
tho Trustees, as able, aeeomplisbcda
cxncrinneri.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Grand Masonic Festival.

We learn that the anniversary of St..
Johns day will DO celebrated at this
place en- the Oath of June, by the Ma.
sonic fraternity of Kansas and Missouri
under the auspices of Lawrence Lodge,
No. 6. Several distinguished Masonic
orators have been invited, and are ex-
pected TO deliver addresses on that occa-
sion.
The order of exercises will be Pro-
cession, Grafton and Dinner; to conclude
with Grand Masonic Ball at the Eldridge
House in the evening. Tickets to din
ner and ball So so, to be had at Brooks
boot and shoe store, and OF the Committee
Of Arrangements, 7. s. Lownds, james
Christian, P r. Brooks, J. E. Fleischmar
aud o. W. McAllaster.
This Festival, under the Management,
Of Its spirited directors, will be an occa.
sion of marked interest, and contribute t.
tho welfare and increase of this nobl,
Order.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
5bs 1}erals Of Freedom.
LAWRENCE. *. T.
s,turday Morning, June 4, 1859.
The JaI-HawkeE.

The concluding chapter of this tale is
gwen in the present number The an.
.Jsorisrevising it for publication in book
t,n and will embody incidents which
,ould properly have been in place in the
IL, chapter, but which were purposeIy
u,bbsll The tale has been written in
haste but three weeks elapsing between
=. frs. conception AMI the date of its
completion.
The author is now collecting material
=, another serial, which will embody
every incident of historical Importance
finn the first Missouri invasion in 1854,
m to the present time, exposing the Sc
c,e,s Of the Blue Lodge, and the secret
.,-inus aud modes Of action by which the
,; ,bts of the freemen of Kansas were
,sriIled, as well as the occurrences taking
n zee on the soil of Kansas-in fine, the
I,bts and shades Of actual life III the Ter.
r,ory, throughout all its troubles, will be
meselted, in manner and style which
will interest and fascirate the reader
Those Pro-slavery men who have laughed
sithe exposure Of the Jay Hawking fra
,emity, will find the tables turned on
them, and the laugh on the other side
Justice will be done 10 the heroism of the
slaveocracy. Weaving in every notable
public incident with the details of pri-
vate life, Mr.. FvwLER's new serial will be
attractive and entertaining, and add to his
present reputation as an able writer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
More Gold,

We find in the Leavenworth Ledger Of
May 26,h, further news from the mines.
Mr.. Williams, Asst. Superintendent of
Jones & Russell's Express, reports activi-
ty in the mountain diggings aud conf
dent expectations as to success. Fine
specimens of quartz rock had been
brought from the mountains, and dust
and shot gold were daily exchanged at
Denver City and Auraria for provisions
II he had had coin, he could have pur-
chased thousands Of dollars of dust and
shot gold.
Mr.. Williams met 5000 persons on the
central route bound for the mines, who
were progressing finely.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

1t is for the interest Of the business men
of Lawrence to secure regular steamboat
communication with Kansas City and
Wyandott. They should encourage, By
every means in their power, those boats
which propose to remain permanently in
the Kansas river trade, rather than those
which are transient, ready to quit when
trips are not paying.
The SilUer Lake has strong claims on
the business men Of this place. IL pro-
poses to remain on the river through the
summer, making two trips week, run
ming only between Kansas City, Wyan-
dot aud this place. It's freight tariff is
25 cents per 100 lbs. 1t will make reg
ular trips, though it have but six tons Of
freight at trip. The business men OF
Wyandott and Kansas City, we under
stand, are pledged to give their exclusive
business to this boat, and the merchants
of this place should copy their example,
and order their goods consigned to KAN
sas City, care of the Silrer Lake. By
such inducements, they can secure low
freight tariffs, and permanent navigation
on the Kansas river.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
DELEGATE Nominations

The Republicans Of Lsavenworth Co.
have nominated, for delegates to the Con-
stitutioual Convention, NJ. j. Parrot,
1hos. Ewing, Jr., VIM. Engleman, Roger
F. Kelly, Josiah Kellos, of Leavenworth
City j; Geo. Dickinson, ofAIexandria; B.
W. Williams, of Stranger; John E.
Gould, Of Kickapoo; Chas. S. Foster, Of
Easton; G. w. Gardner, Of Delaware.
The Republicans Of Doniphan Co. have
nom mated A. L. Lee; of Elwood; F.
CRUDE, of Geary City; C. Fleming, Of
Columbus V. D. Markham, of White
Cloud {; Robert j. Porter, of Troy.
The Democrats have nominated, in the
same county, Johu Stairwalt, of Palermo
John W. Forman. of Doniphan ; E. N
Hubbard, of Highland; =. Lewis, o
Wolf River; Benz. Wrigley, Of Troy.
The Republicans of Atchison coun
ty have nominated, for delegates to ths
Constitutional Convention, Robert Ora
ham, John j. Ingalls, and Caleb May.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
New Millinery,

Mrs. Whitney, No. 30 Massachusetts
street, has just received large and finely
selected stock of bonnets, flowers, trim
mings, and every description Of millinery
goods. However capricious the tastes OF
ladies, as to quality Of material, or artistic
arrangement, we feel assured that they
will be suited. Mrs. Whitney is never
behind the fashion s, and has that qualif
cation which is SO necessary for success
that Of knowing jus: what variations in
style, form of trimmings, or combinations
of colors will harmouize best with the
complexion and form of her customers.
Her flowers are, as Bryant says Of the
prairie flowers, surprisingly beautiful
OF course, we caurot begin to enumer-
ate the articles she has for sale. Our
curious readers are referred to her card,
and those who wish to purchase, advised
10 call on ner and see for themselves.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Fatal Arl,ra, M.rr,,ill. 1t

William Murray, from Hardin county,
Iowa, and c. C. Stanley, of Virginia, at
tempted to cross the ferry of the Big Blue
at that place, on the 21st Of May. for a
less amount than the regular prices. They
drove their teams upon the ferry boat, and
crossed over, when they were met by U.
u. Williams and Fseuchman, named
ValetOre, who demanded the price of
ierriase. They refused to pay it, when
Williams and Valetore fired their revol.
vers' resulting in the death of Murray and
Stanley. Valetors and Williams have
fed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
The La~r.ns. Pos, onsA


Justice" takes exception to the petit
ton in reference to the removal of the
Post Office. He presents the case in such
an aspect that there is but little heed Of
our adding word in favor of the present
convenient and central location. When
the Office was removed from its former
location, TO the neighborhood Of the Com
mercial House, instead Of going one
square northward, we were compelled to
90 square southwark. and did not relish
the change. For ourself, and for the
public generally. we can say there is no
valid objection TO the present location OF
the Office. or its management.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
..pursn DEMOCRATIC Doctrines.

The Democracy Of Wayne township,
DOniphan county, met at Doniphan city
on the 14th of May, and endorsed the
bred Scot decision, and
Resolred, That Territorial Legislatures
have 10 power 10 prohibit, abolish, or in
ally manner interfere with the rights of
holding slaves as property in the Terri
tories Of the United States"
Also, instructing their delegates, if
elected, to insert in the Constitution "a
clause protecting the rights Of individuals
to all property acquired under the Terri
tOial organization"-that is, 10 protect
and perpetuate slaveholding! The peo-
pie of a Territory have the right of mould
ing their institutions in their own way,
accorded to them, subject only to the will
Of shareholders!
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pemoera,Ie proserip,ion Of rorsirp.r..


The National" Democratic press OF
the Territory have no end Of complaining
as to the intolerance of the Republican
State Of Massachusetts, in regard to the
1.-TWO years residence" law. The action
Of Massachusetts,, they saddle upon the
Republicans every where, as q part OF
their platform.
Sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander." Three years ago, South Caro-
lima, whose Democracy is above suspicion
and question, adopted law in reference
to the naturalization of foreigners, pre-
cisrly similar to that of Massachusetts-ir
fact, the law of the latter is almost liter,
al copy Of the South Carolina odious en-.
actment. Restricting the privileges o
foreigners" is, then, a Democratic doctrine
& "national'' one.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
lea Cram

Raymond & futile, opposite the Eld.
rdge House. served up to the public the
INST Ice Cream for the season, last Tues
gay afternoon. The H. OF F. office was
not forgotten. We found their Saloon
gratefully cool, and tastefuIly fitted up.
and the Ice Cream delicious. Such ex-
eellent Caterers to the public tasto will not
fail Of success.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Foreign News.

No battle has yet been fought between
france and Austria; but the French an
ne'pate eohf;ct soon, and victory
Hamors of a Hungarian instruction are
current. The Germanic States intend to
maintain the balance of power IN Europe
and stand up for the integrity and securi-
fy Of the national interests of Germany.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

A Miss Way and Prof Wilson in at
tempting an aerial voyage from New
Orleans to jackson, Miss, had their pro-
gress checked by the anchor of the bal
loon being caught in tree. Miss Way
let herself down by rope, and going to
the nearest house, found that they were
in Pike county, $50 miles from New
Oslesns. The balloon was uninjured.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Gone orer

The Leavenworth Ledger. after due de-
liberation, has come to the conclusion that
the Republican is the strong party in the
present contest, and pledges its support
70 Its nominees. 1t supports them, mot
as Republicans. but as good men, nearer
t'sas than their opponents, and grea.
deal more to be trusted"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
The Colona,

This side-wheel steamer, built at.Pitts-
burgh, and fitted up for the Kansas river
trade, claims fair share of the business
Of the river towns. Our readers are re-
ferred to our advertising columns for
further information in reference to her
trims
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

@J. II. Arthur, Of Centerville, and
Josiah Lamb, of Potosi, have been nomi-
mated as Republican candidates for dele
gates TO the Constitutional Convention,
from Linn County.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

T AWRENCE LODGE NO. 8 I. o. of G. T.
IL meets regularly. every Monday, at i-2
o'clock, in BabcOck Il Lykins' Hall. Members
of tie order from other Lodges are invited to
meet with us whenever the, can make i conyen-
lent. j. q. TRASH, W. Y.
A. G. DA,ER, W. =. May l, 50.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

OF The Clbinet at Washington held
an extraordinary session on the Gath ulL,
acting on dispatches to our foreign minis
tiers, setting forth the neutral position of
the United States in view of the European
hostilities.
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wh., ,ha olsrrr ,hink Of Bach o,her

The editors OF the New York Observer
are ministers, so is Rev. Antoinette Black
well. Yet the former, with an irreverence
smackiug of the fish market, styles the
latter Growing hen," for her participa-
ton in the Woman's Rights Convention
in New York.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Ls.i.l.,,vs Journals

Persons who have received or may re-
ceive copies of the House or Council
Journals, can exchange them, if returned
to the HERALD OF FREEDOM Office in good
order, for bound copies, by paying the
cost of binding.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

OF The Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail
Road company, has purchased the steam
er Platte Valley to connect Leavenworth
with St. Joseph, taking the place of the
Sal1e Vest, and it will make daily trips
each way.
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NOTICE 10 pRE.EMprloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. emp
tion TO any Of the lands within tho townshIpsan and
4 establish the came to the satisfaction Of tue
REGISTER and Receiver Of the proper land Office.
and make payment therefor as soon as practical
BILE after seeing this notice, and before the day
accounted for The commencement OF the public
sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed;
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
ThUi. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner cf the General Land t9Sc>.
NoTE.-under the regulations Of the DEPART
ment. as heretofore and now existing, no pay
uicnI can Be made Tor advertising uc.amations
except 10 sesa PUBLISHERS as aie spsct1ttg fILsor-
eraI and UIjce. Apt, '57-I3w
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

tTJones & Bussell's Express Coaches.
which left Leavenworth last Monday,
took out two thousand one hundred aud
6fty.six letters for the gold region.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

The following is the result Of observation
for the munth OF May;
The cold st time was On the 18th. when att q. m.
the mercury stood at ~"
The warmest day was the 3lst, when at p M,
the mercury stood at sGS in the shade.
Mean temperature for the month was eSs
The record of barometer indicates the lowest
point on The 24ih, which was 2r.'9 inches; the
highest paint was On the l4th, when the mercury
stood ut 90 81 inches, Mean height tor the
month %. i3 inches. l.. u. HEATH.
Lawrence. J une lst., le59.
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Gaad rsmplar

The Samaritan Lodge OF I o. g. T,
was recsntly organized at wyandott City,
comprising some Of its best sitissns.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

9Davis and crosby's American
and French Circus viii exhibit at this
place on Monday. the 18th Of june.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

! or Mr.. Bishop, Of Conn, has entered
upon his duties as Commissioner OF Pa
tents.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

OF The Leavenworth Ledger will be
issued on next Monday in an enlarged
form and a new typographical dress.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

This steamer arrived Friday night last,
from Kansas City. having 20 passengers
and 22O tons Of freight on board.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
R,.nk Shipping Bills.

Just printed at this Office, quantity Of
blank shipping bills. for sale BY the dozen
or the hundred.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

GMrcus J. Parots is stamping
Doniphan county this week. ss
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steamer silver Lake,

IN WILL hereafter run between
Ak7 Lawrence and Wsandytt and
sdEksa-szk Kansas City, and mako two
trips week j. II. WiLL0UGHBf.
Laurencs, June 4, ls59. Master.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Special Notices.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
EnnnS pUUUUORE.

HAVING rented the Emigrant Aid Building.
II (ormerly occupied b. u. W HuntJ are
prepared. and will give strict attention to the
Storage, Forwarding and Comm ssiOn business.
Lawrence, M.I 21tN, Is59.- II.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Legal Notiees.
Civil Action.


TERRIrORY OF KANSAS
And rson County.
JACKSON L. PRESTICE.l #,
pHN ]. HiSc:IsMAS. ei'' Action.
In the Third Judicial District Court. sitting
within and for the county Of Anderson, In
rJIiiE ebicct OF this suit is to recover jadg-
i menr for the sum Of sip6 and interest
thereon. Mt the rate Of 50 per cert pei. annum.
from the 5th das # September, lsSs. and also ,or
elCu Solicitor fees ana costs Of suit, ana, ais,
To foreciose n mortgage executed b. ssid DEFEND
ant TO said plaintiff. on the ~euth- East quarter
of Section 40 81, Township No. e0Of Range NO
10, containing one hundred and sixty acres
l. appearing, b. affidavit fled, that the defend
ant, John Hickman, Is . non resident OF snis
TERRITORY. Il Is therefore ordered that the said
john J Hickman de- BY the 18th day q july
lss9, answer the petit III Of the said Jackson
l. Prentice against hin. Sled IN the CLERK
Office Of said Court. or the same vi be taken 81
true and judgment rendered accordingly
la Testimony whereof !. AlanseI
(SEaI. \Simons. Clerk of said Court, has,
TX Jhereunto signed my name and ahxet
- o ~ the seal of said Court, at Garnett y
said comfy and district this 9Th day Of May
ALANSON SIAiONS, Clerk.
SHUMCR & MclNTisT. Ats for Plaintiffs.
June T. 59-6t.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad.
NEW ROUTE OPENED FOX THE
EAST AND SOUTH,

ON and after MONDAY. FEBRUARY ~, this
" Road will be opened for busiEcss, through:
out the entire length Passenger trains Will
leave st. Joseph ever morning. running through
in eleven hours and making sure and clUse COR
uectign with Packets up aud down thc slissEs.
sippi River, and all the Railroad Lines East and
South. A Line Of Packets viii run IN connec-
ton with the Road. above 81. Joseph 70 INC
BlalTs, on the opening OF navigation. stage
Lines conneet At st. Joseph from al parts OF
Kansas Nebraska sad Western Iowa, rAyeiers
from Nebraska and Western lows VIII ma tn,s
points on the Mississippi River and East.
Through tickets can be had at the orlce In ot.
Joseph for nearly all plrts Of the county..
JOSIAH HUNT, Superintendent.
Feb 10. 1883.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Odd Fellows.

T AWRENCE LODGE No. 4, I. o. o. F.,
II meets regularly every "Wednesday evening, at
* o'clock. in iisbcock l9 kin's Hall; next
door to the Eldridge House. Members of the Or
der. in good standing, are cordially invited to
visit the Louge.
&. S. THOMPSON, Sec.
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MARRIED.,

In Lawrence. on Sunday evening last, by Rev.
3 v Lum. RALPH q. DIX, to Miss BRIDE
ETTE GRAHAM. late # Freeport, Illinois.
In this city. OF the 10Th ult., by Rev. ;. .
Lum. Mr.. ). c, RUSSELL to Miss ROSE JEN-
klNS, all Of Lawrence.
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Civil Action.


In the Third Judicial District Court, sitting
within and for the County Of Anderson lin said
Territory.
THE obj Of this suit is TO recover judgment
l. for two hundred and ninety five (sessl with
interest on the same from the 5th day Of Sep
tember. P55. and one hundred dollars Solicitors
fees and costs Of suit; and, also, to toreelosc
mortgage executed b. SAIL Defendant to said
Plaintiff on the Sou invest quarter Of Section
No. 3. in Township NJ. 81, Of hanse NJ ls. stu
aied in the COUNTY ui Anderson, in said lie ritory,
and containing one hundred and sixty acres.
1t appearing, b. aiidavit, that the Defendant.
Gilbert N Piper, is a nonresident of this lerri-
tory it is therefore ordered that the said Gilbert
n. Piper do, BY the 18th day of Jull, is5s.
answer the pc ilion Of the said Libcri, Prentice
against him. filed in the Clerks office Of said
Court. or the same will be taken rs true and
Judgment rendered acc0rdingly.
In Testimony Whereof !. Alanson
(SEAI\ Simon=. Clerk OF said Court. have
] hereuntO signed nj name and at
wv fixed the seal OF sand Court. at Gar.
nett in said county and district this eth day OF
MAJ, 1859 ALANSUN SiMONS; Clerk.
SnuNrR MclNTIsT, Att',s for Plaintiff,
June4, 59.-St.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

The place to buy Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Scnrfs, Ties, Pocket Hdkfs. Kid Gloves, Buck
Gloves, Driving Gloves, Gauntlets. Mittens, n
dershirts and Drawers. Oycrshirts, hickory
Shirts, Hosiery. and other things too numerous
to mention, is at SUTLlEF'S.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
Land Warrants.

EOR SALE at the lowest prices, for cash or on
L time. All Warrants sold are purchased
from responsible b mixing Houses, and will be
fuIb guaranteed in every instance.
R.N. SHERWOOD.
GEORGE BURT.
Once in Stone Building. opposite Book Store.
May Z, 1s59.-sm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
steamer Colona.

Steamer COiOna.
a TR -, TIE Fast Ruaring Side
SHA7 wheel Passenger Steamer
sz,zEEzczs CULONA, will leave Law
rense every uesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, It o'cicek.for Kansas City and W yam
dot. This boat having been built and fitted up
for Passengers and Freight. expressly for the
trade, the citizens Of kansas can rely upon her
remaining in the trade. and share Of the
Being Of extremely light draft she can run the
whole season.
lime 4 le59
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
l. Lodge. No. 6. are held ON the first Thursday
Of each month. in Masonic Hall, Babcock b Ly-
kins' Building.
Aup I5-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
$50 Reward!
Lime /! Lime!!

FRESH LIME constantly on hand and for sale
L at WIi.DER'S Kiln, Lawrence.
Orders may be LEFT at the Sore Of u. L. b J |.
Blood. March 10. '59-tf. 4
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

A large stock just received. at SUTLiFF's.
Mr.. =. employs the BEST OF WoRKMEN,
and with the assistance If SINGERS flkST
CLASS SEWING MACHINE. is prepared to
mako 10 order on the MOST REASONABLE TEAMS,
and with GREAT DISPATCH, COATS, VESTS
and PANTS. in the latest New York and Boston
81 ,Ics and q rcrfeet Git cuaranteeA.
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To COUNTRY DEALERS.
OUT FITTING GOODS.

We will sell Goods at wholesale as low as al
St. Louis, Kansas City, or LeaVenworth. Give
US n call,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING

Kept constantly on hand, and sold at moderate
prices to SUIT THE lard TINES. Give US n call
and we will do you good in the way Of workman
ship, good material and genteel fit.
NB.-Don't forget the place, 2 doors south OF
main entrances Edridgc Block.
Lawrence. April 10. lsS9,-f.
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CTOTHING!

OLo L LII ~ VI
50 Black ard Brown DRESS COATS: $40 to SIS.
so BU SiNESS SUITS. from Ss TO SIS.
$40 VESTS, from 81 % 10 $40.
500 PA : is, from 81 to 81.
Also, Summer Clothing-all sorts. sizes and
prices-a large stock.
Please give us a call before purchasing else
where. for we are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapest.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-06-04

Al the land Office at Kickapoo, commeneing
on Monday, he aiasteeaM dry 81 sePnmoer "e ~,
lar the dispo nj Of the public lands withih en0
following named townships viz:
South Of fAe base line aud east ~ me sirt"
cipoi meridian.
ToUnshipsI !, ?, "a 5 and 6: and the parts out
side Of The Indian reservation CT township :"
range ". ,,,art-
Townships !, asa. land g; and the parts cut e
side Of the Indian reservation oil township -"
range IL. ont.
side OF the Indian reservation ot townships So
I Tawnships j, ., .. 4. Sc, Z, 6. and 10, Of
range o.
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HATS AND CAPS!

Silk Hats, Stove Pipe Hats, Black and White
Mole Skin Hats, Fir Hats, Black and brown
Planters Hats Soft Hats, also Summer Hats OF
all sorts, sizes and prices. WHICH Will be sold
cheap cheap cheapi AT SUTLlFF'S