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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
The Pafass FuIly orranIz.a.

II. FAB -NNSe = my OIkdnlzod.
The Democrats of Kansas held their
Territorial Convention on Wednesday
last, at Topeka, and put in nomination
Hon. s. W. JoHNsros, of Leavenworth,
as candidate for delegate 10 Cougress.
Thus both parties are now in the field
with their Standard bearers; frst, Hon
NARcUs ]. PARRoTT, representing The
Republicans, and Hon. S. W. JOHNSTON,
representing The Democrats.
Judge JoHxsroS came 10 Kansas in
the fall Of 1854. with Gov. REEDER. as an
appointee of the'federal government Be-
carse of his relationship with Gov. REED
Err, be was removed from Office, and since
that time has remained in private life
Like Mr.. PARRoTT, he came from Ohio !;
Ike him bad always been connected with
the Democratic party; like him was in
favor Of making Kansas a Free State !;
aud like him connected himself with the
Free S ate party, and remained true to
the organization down to the period it
was broken up by intriguing dema gogues,
who preferred position to solemn pledges
Judge JOHNSTON, like Mr.. PARROT,
was opposed to the Lecompton swindle,
and did all in his power to defeat that
ubiquitous measure. In doing so. like M.
PARR"TT, he lost caste with the federal
administration.
10 the reorganization of pasties. Judge
j . has felt, as thousands Of others feel.
that the proscriptive policy of Thacher.
Vaughan d Co, should not be tolerated
under any circumstances, and with the
view of Furnishing the prosecutors, he has
connected himself with the only party in
Kansas with ability to cope with them.
Between Judge JOHNSTON and Mr.
PARRorT. politically. we know no differ
ence, as there is not probably particle
Of difference between them in their pOlit-
ical views. Both are men of intelligence,
both Democrats of the old school, and
both are NEGRO haters," in the full sense
of the term. Both, probably. want the
Office to which they aspire, ard both
would exert themselves u their fulles,
extent, if elected, TO advance the best in
terests Of Kansas. We view them both
as personal friends, and would be glad to
see 10th of them in Congress but MS We
are left to choose between the two, we
shall wait until next week, and perhaps
longer. and finally give our support to the
one whom we think has the strongest
claims upon MS for our support as an in
dependent journalist. not caring f.
about either of the parties now organized
in Kansas with which either gentleman
is connected.
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Legal Notice.
WILLIAM 5. HEPBURN,

CHARLES WILSON and EMILY WILSON,
In District Court in and for Cote, county, X. I.
CHARLES WILSON and Emil, Wilson will
~ tax notice that iliam , ne, burn did.
on the I'd day Of July, a. ID. is59 file his peti !.
tion in the Clerks office If the District Court Of
the Second judicial District, within and Tor the
counts Of Cutfey an Territory OF h ansis, against
tbs said Charles Wilson and Emily Wilson. de,
iendauts. seth g forth that IN the 3Jth day OF
September A. ID. lS5s, he said defendant, Charles
Wilson did make, txecute ana deliver to the SAID
plant q certain prnmissOry note. whereby, for
value received, the said Charles W lison Promised
pay the said plaintiff, or order the sum OF three
hundred and thirty dollars, with interest at tho
rate Of five per cent per month"; rs will more 'ul-
Is appear by the copy OF the note attached TO said
petition, and further the said petition sets forth
that at the same time. ~ wit, ON the SUN day o.
September, A ID. ls5s, the said defendants,
| Charles Wilson aad Emily Wilson. to secure the
pay ment Of the said notc. did exerute. under
their hands and seals, and deliver unto the SAID
| plaintiff an indenture OF mortgage. conditioned
for the payment OF the said sum and inter st. in
| said note und mortgag specified. by which said
defendants did grant, bargain, sell and convey
unto the said plaintit; his heirs ana assigns al,
the following lands and real estate. as described
| in said mortgage as follows. to wit: the north
east quai ter and the south east quarter OF FEC
ton number one, in township number twenty Gf
range fourteen. containing three hundred and
twenty acres Of land, and conditioned that If the
said defendant should pay the said mute accord
lug to conditions thereof, then the said mortgage
to be void otherwise to be in full force and effect
| In law; and the "a note has not been paid or
any part thereof, aud the said plaintiff has de-
manded judgment against the said defendants
for the sum Of three hundred and thirty dollars
and interest thereon from the 3Uth day of Sep
TENDER, A ID. le5s, at the rats Of five per cent.
pc month, and for the cost Of this action, and
also that the said lands and teneme,ts may be
decreed to be sold TO satisfy tn. Judgment so Ia
be rendered, and the said Charles Wilson and
Emily Wilson are notified that they are requires
to appear and answer said petition or before
the 10Th day of September. \. ID 1852 OF jidg
ment will be rendered against them for he sun
Of three hundred and thirty dollars and interest
as aforesaid. HOLMAN CASE,
A. JONES, Plaintiff s Att'ys.
Clerk Of said Court,
Burlington, Coffcy Co., X IT,
JGly Both. 1882 I aug. 13.-6t.
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Retired Again.

Ashort time since, Jim Lane retired from
politics to private life. Since his return
from the East, he has taken up political
agitation and is once more q target for
editorial criticism. We had no conf
dence that he was in earnest, then, and
we are no less sure that he defends the
viliaiuous appOrtionmeut Of the Wyan-
dot Constitution, because he hopes to
reach the U. s Senate. The Constitution
must have been in desperate condition
orequire Lane to bid good, by to private
life, e ssa9
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Backing Down.

Mr. Burris, of johnson county, having
been accused of voting for the clause OF
the Wyandott Constitution which places
the colored population on an equal foot
ing with the white population, so far as
education is concerned, he called on his
colleague, DIR. Barton, to prove ''that be
did not speak in favor of or vote for that
section" Thus the white mans party
attempts to dodge the responsibility.
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u, 5. rTarshaI,s sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! will offer fol
~ sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court House, in the city of Lawrence, Douglas
county, Kansas Territory. on the eSth d y d
August, A. ID. ls59, between the hours Of 10 A.
NJ. and 4 p. NJ. Of said da,, the following real
estate, to wit:
The North West fractional quarter Of Section
eighteen, Cel TOWNSHIP thirteen, (l3) in Range
WENT, (sf) containing S9 40 TOO acres being and
hing IN the COUNT Of Douglas, Territory of Kan
sas. taken Is the property of Jeremiah ID. Allen
on an execution in favor of Nelson McCfacken
in and for the Second Judicial District Of Kan
sas Territors. and TO me directed, as United
states Marshal Of said TerritOrS.
Given under my hand this the 2Sth day Of July
A. ID. 1859. PHILIP I. COLBY.
U. = Marshal.
by B. d. CASTbEMAN.
July 30, 59.-6t,t Dep. u. 5. Marshal.
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at TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l &c
~ franklin County. GO.
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD. Plaintiff.

@ TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l ..
~ franklin County. CO.
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD. Plaintiff.
WILLIAM HI. THOMPSON .andl nsr.
THOMAS HARRINGTON. Dei
In the I,i trict Court, in and for the county
aforesaid ts.- >
fNOTIUE.-william Il. II. Thompson ard
~ Thomas Harrington. will take notice that
Robert y. Sherwood, Of thecOunty of franklin, In
the Territory IL Nan, did on the % day u uiy.
A. ID. lsJ9, file his petit on in he District Court
within aud the county IF FrankIIn IN the Ter
ritor, afo. aid. ag tInst the said William II. d.
Thompson, setting f,rth thai the said William IL.
ii. Thompson vas indeb Ell 10 the sad plaintiff.
in the gum Of tuo hundrcd aud sIxt nine dollars,
and that the said " iiliam II. ii. Tbompsoh gave
4 NOR lge 70 the said Robert n Sherwood, on
the SOUTH West quarter Of Section number %,
OWE number IL. hango number 81. in said county
of Franklin. to secure the pas ment Of two hund-
red and sxts -nine acsardisa ~ certain
! note referred to In the said mortgage, and that
since the giving Il the said mortgage the othei
4 defendant claims -Ome interest IN said land:
| under the said William II. IA. Thompson, and
praying that the said William II ii. ThOupzor
| MAJ pas said sum now claimed to be due, amOunt
ing to two hundred and SIKH nine dollars. to
gether with interest from the 9Th day Of Sept.
or that said premises MAJ be sold TO pay the same
and the said w lillian u. II. Thompson and 1hom
rs Harrington are notified th At they are requires
to appear andanswer said petition within tHent
days after the third day of september next
ROBERT \. SHERWOOD,
| BIZ GRoRGg w. SMITH. his Attorney.a
4 Dated. 3oth JULY. A. ID. lss9.-6t.
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These Machines sew from two spools, as pur-
chased from the store. requiring no reminding Of
thread; they Hem, Fell. Gather. and Stitch in .
superior stale, finishing each seam by their own
operation, without recourse to the hand needle.
as is required b. other machines. They will do
better and cheaper sewing thana seamstress can,
even If she work for Ons cent an hour. and are.
Internationally. the best AacAiaes in the market
for family sewing. on account Of their simplicity.
durability, ease of management. and adaptation
to all varieties of family sewing-executing
either heavy or fine work with equal facility,
and without special adjustment.
As evidence of the unquestiOned superiority
of their Machines, the GROVER BAKER SEW
ING MACHINE COMPANY beg leave to respectful
ly refer to the following
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0r Onr ra. contemporary is sill rpjoic-
ing at the increase to his subscription list.
He is furnishing his paper to subscribers
six months for fifty cents. We wish the
whole of Kansas would subscribe for his
sheet Il those rates.
The larger the list the poorer the Office,
aid the less ability has it 10 sustain itself
in these tight times. A newspaper is
hard run which is compelled to take sub
scribers for one dollar year, when every
ream of paper used in publishing it cost:
not less than $500 ream.
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ON SATURDAY, the Goth day of August,
" at up. NJ, will be sold at public auction
at the old En- grant Aid Building. the follow
ing properts
A superior two-horse Lumber Wagon, a large
quantit, of Crocker,, quantity Of Tobacco aud
Spices, a valuable Lot in Lawrence. Town Prop
erty in various parts of the TERRITORY, Douglas
COUNTY Bonds, Certificates of Territorial indebt-
ednes,: also, the fine brick Store, No. % Massa-
chusetts street, Lawrence, (uudpr two mort
LEMUEL FILLMORE.
Aur. 6, '5q-3t Assignee of Geo. Ford.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Land Warrant
~ No 314o2, for 100 acres. issued under act Of
March S. less, to james Covert, was lost OF stolen
from the mails at sumo period subsequent to the
lot h day Of October, less.
Said N arrant was ut the time sc said loss. the
property of the undersigned ami application will
be made to the Commissioner Of Tensions for q
duplicate thereof. JOHN A. SUIPHlN.
July is. ls59-6t.
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Order ofPublication.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS ss
franklin Z iunty, %
JACOB s. CHAMBERS
and
WARREN C. WILLARD
JAMES ARMSTRONG
and
Attachment.

RACHAEb n. AkMSIRONO,J
JAMES ARMSTRONG and Rachsel A. Arm
y strong, non-residents Of Kansas Territory,
will take notice that Jacob :. Chambers and
Warren C. Willard. copar ners doing business
under the name, style and firm of J. ;, Cham
bers Co., and residents of the State Of Illinois.
on the Nth day of July, A. ID. ls59, did file their
petition in the United States Di .trict Court
Third Judicial District, Kansas TERRITORY, sit
ting in and for the County of Franklin. against
the defendants, setting forth, that on the 18th
day of December. A. ID. le55, said defendants
made their promissory note, in the sum Of two
hundred and seven dollars and twenty three
cents. with interest at ten per cent. from date,
and delivered the same to the Plaintiffs. j. 3.
Chambers x Co and that said note was made,
executed and delivered for valuable eonsidera-
ton, and hes neither been paid in whole or in
part and that the said Plaintiffs prays judgment
against the said defendants in the SAID sum Of
two hundred and seven dollars and twenty-three
cents with interest Mt the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum from the 18th day of December, A. ID.
1858, together with the costs OF this nction
TIE ID fendant> are further notified that an
order of hme' has been issued in this case.
and are further notified that they are required
to appear and answer said petition on or before
the 20th day of August, A. d. ls59, or said peti.
ton will be taken US true and judgment rendered
accordingly. j. X: GOoDlN.
| Attest; Attorney TOR PIalntlns.
JOSEPH WEIGH, Clerk.
july %, lS59.-6I.
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Lawrence Institute.

THE Fall Term Of twelve weeks will open on
Il Monday, Sept, Sch. in the rooms Formerly
occupied b. the Quincy High School. iBstruc-
tion will be giveni in ans Of the branches as4ally
taught in High Schools aud Academies. A Nor-
mai Department will be established in this
school especially fur the benefit Of those design
ing 70 teach Experienced Instructors are en-
gagged for the several departments.
Tuition, from sis 70 eight dollars, according q
studies. and to be paid IN advance. iustrne-
/ tior in vocal tnasio given free Of charge. In
strumsntal Music, Drawing. &c., extra.
For further particu lars address. ~.
C. 4. EDW kRD :, Principal.
| Lawrence, Kansas, Aus. n. Itso.-4t.
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In District Court Of arsas Territsr ~. Second
Judicial District, in and for Douglas County.
CAROLINE SULLIVAN, Plaintiff,
HENRY Sullivan. Defendant.
V,HE said Henry s dllivan. Defendant, will take
J. notice that Caroline sullivan, Plaintiff. did,
on the 18th day e July. A. ID. 1850, file her petit
ton with the Clerk OF the District Court Of
Kansas Territory, in the Second District, in and
fer DOUGLAS Coanty, against the said Defendant,
Henry Snlliran, setting forth the marriage Of
the parties on the six diy OF May. u. isS4.
in jackson county, State Of Missouri; that the
Plaintiff. Caroline Sullivan, has resided IN kan-
sas TERRITORY for SIX months last past. ard that
she now resides in Douglas County. thsrein-the
willful desertion aud absence Of the said Henry
Sullivan frrm her for more than one year last
past, without cause on her part. also that alter
the marriage Of the parties the said Henri sui
I liyan became addicted to habituai drunkenness
| The object and pra, er OF her petition Is TO Oh
| tain q divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
between herself and the said Henry Sullivan,
and that she may be allowed to resume heI
maiden name. Caroline Bradbury. and the said
| Henr, Sullivan will take notice that he IS re-
| quired TO answer petition of the Plaintiff on OF
before Saturday. October isf, 1850, or il will be
| taken as true and judgment rendered according
| ~. EMERY a. SHAW,
Attest, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
| A. n. BLAoKLIDGE.
| Clerk of second District Court.
| Iuly ~ -6t
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Learsnworih Awake.

The agitation of the railroad question
in Leavenworth has resulted in a decisive
vote in favor of the city taking 100000
stock in the Leavenworth and Fort Riley
Railroad Manhattan has, we u derstand,
authorized subscription of $4,000 The
estimated cost of putting the road "a run
ming order is $4,000 per mile. 1t is a
necessity with Leavenwor'h to build at
once this road or lose the Western trade,
and her citizens have shown commend
able liberality in the matter.
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Zen Aobeffis
StraYed.

A BROWN MARE P0NEY. 7 years cd,
~ branded with the print OF turtle on the
left thigh aud shoulder, some saddle marks on
her: light name aud heavy tail, hish-spirited,
add anAtural trOtter. - -
Any person returning the same to the sub
scriber, at the johnson House stable, in Law
reuce, OF 1t his residence, one mile and . half
north west Of Lawrence, viii be suitably re-
warded. u. GUEST. s
August 20. ,59.-3t.
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Public Sale.

I WILL SELL at public auction, at Q o'clock
A. NJ, on Wednesday. August gath, the follow
ing property. ~
Two new Wagons-one good spring Wagon !;
two sets Of blacksmith Tools. full stock Of Iron
and Steel, all kinds Of Farming Tools. Flows.
&c.
Terms Cash.
Also, lease Of the Shop. which is fr.t-
rate stand for the blacksmith business, t. be dis
posed Of, for which, inquire Of the subscriber.
+. w. WALDECk.
Inu.anna nm A tfQ.-2f
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Legal Notice.
WILLIAM s. KEYBURN)
VS..
THEODORE CLEMENS. u

In the Second Judicial District Court in and
/ for Cof-y county, Kansas.
TfHEODOkE CLEMENS will take notice that
Il William ; he, burn did. ON the - day {
July, A. d. ls59, file his petition in the Clerk's
Office Of the District Court Of the Second Judi
cial District, with and for The county of Cuffey
and territory OF Kama asainst the said Thee
dore Clemens, defendant. setting forth that on
| the 18th day If November, A. ID, l'5s, the said
| defendant did make, execute and deliver to this
plaintiff scertain prumiss.ry note whereof, for
v7lue received the said defendant promised to
pay 70 the said plaintiff or order the sum VI one
hundred and If dollars with interest at the
rate OF i've per cent. per month, as will more
said petition and further the aid petition sets
| forfh that at he same time. 10 wit, on the 18th
dag OF November, A. D.. is5s, the said Theodore
| said note, did execute. under his and and seal,
| and delivered to the said plaintiff an indenture
of mortgage, conditioned for tho payment OF the
said sum and interest in said note and mortgage
specified, b, which said defendant did grant. har-
gan, sell and convey unto the said plaintiff, his
heirs and assigns, all the following lands aud cal
es ate de cribed in said mortgag :, As follows,
to wit: eighty acres, being the south half 81 the
north west quarter Of section number thirty
three, 1887 in township number twenty one, ('D
1 sUut' of range number fifteen, east of the sixth
| principal meridian, and conditioned that if the
said Clemens should pay the said note according
to the conditions thereof, hen the SAID NOR ge
to be void otherwise to be in full force and effect
| in law, and that said nnte has not been paid or
any part thereof, and the said plaintiff has de-
manded Judgment againstthe said defendant for
| the sum VI one hundred aud ffy dollars with
interest thereon from he 18th day of Novem Der.
A. ID. iess. ut the rate of i've per cent per month,
and for the costs Of his action, add also hat
| the raid lands and tenemeGts may be ordered
or decreed 10 be sold to satisfy the judgment SO
| to be rendered And the said Theodore Clemens
is notified that he is required to appear and
answer sand petition On or before the 1u,h day Of
| September. A. ID. 1859, or judgment will be rem
dered against him for the SUN OF one hundred
| and tifty dollars and interest aforesaid.
| HOLMAN d CASE,
A. JONES, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Clerk Of laid Court.
Burlington, Cuffoy County. X. TIL
July 81, 1853.
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Legal Hctices.
Notice.
TEsRIroRY OF EkNsAsl =,
Douglas County. So

TEsHIroRY OF NANsAsl As.
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD, Plaintiff,
vs.
JAMES GARyIN. Defendant.
In the District Court in and for the county
,at9Ee:aid, IN the sforesaid Territory.
! MES GARY IN will take notice that Robert
N Sherwood. Of the county Of Douglas in
,ne TERRITORY OF Kansas. Oh the 18th DIS Of
Angus, a. ID k59, aid fils his petition in the
bis ret tpurt. wiihin and for the COUNT If re-
sad Hgalnsi the said James Garyin, setting for h
tina the said defendant inJeb ed to the said
Plaintiff in tho sum Of eight hundred and tx cen
dollars; thai the raid defendant gave mortgage
TO the aid plaintiff on the north west Quarter Of
thu north west Quarter of sectian number eight,
town number -, of ranee %. AMI lot number -,
on massachusetts, street, in the cts If Lawrence.
to secure the payment Of eight hundred and
sixteen dollars according 20 aeertain note refer
red To in said mortgage, and PRAYING thai the
said Jamc> Garvin ma, pay said sum now claim
ed to be due, amounting 10 eight hundred and
sixteen dollars, together with interest from the
lain da4 of April, a. ID. ir59. at the rate If six
per cent. Per month, or that the said premises
may be sold to pay the same; and the said james
Garyin is notified that he Is required to appear
and answer said petition within twenty da1
after the eith day Of September next.
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD
Ry his Attorney. GEO. W SMITH.
Dated, lath August, is59.-et.
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no Rail- Road Contractors.

IN pursuance Of the order Of the Executive
Biard. sealed proposals are invited for the
grading aud masonry of eleven and one hall
mile Of the Jefferson City and Neosho VALLEY
Rail Rad. b ginning at the State line OF Mis-
souri, and running west. Any information that
may be desired ia relation 10 the contracts car
be obtained on application 20 the Secretary ai
Moneka. previous 10 the 5th day Of October. 1859
1t which time the contracts will be let.
w. F. u. ARMY. President.
AUGUSTUS WATTLEs. Secretary.
Aug. -. 80.
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TERRITORY OF KANSAS 90
franklin County, 90
,ERT N. SHERWOOD, Plaintiff. |

iEhf IrtnhIi or C HSsAS IS.
ROBERT N. SHERWOOD, Plaintiff
s HnBESSr f Inv, and, Defsnd',..
In the District Court, in and for the county
aforesaid.
NOTICE John Q. Shafer and Albert Law
~ will take notice that Robert n. sherwood Of
the county of Franklin in tho Territory Of Nam
sas. did on the 29th day of July, ls59. file his
petition in the Dis rict Ceurt. within and for
the county aforesaid. against the said John Q.
Shafer and Albert Law. setting forth that they
were indebted to he said plaintiff in the sum Of
three hundred and fifty four dollars. and that the
said John Q. Shnfer gave a mortgage To the said
Robert n. Sherwood. ON the North w est quarter
Of Section numbei 90, Town le. Range q, in said
county of Franklin, to secure the payment Of
three hundred and fifty four dollars according to
& certain note refer cd to in said mortgage, and
pra, ing that said Iohn Q. Shafrr and Albert Law
may pay said sum now claimed TO be due, amount
ing to the sum Of three hundred and iifi ) f III
dollars, Together with interest fr N the sIh day Of
| October, A ID. B5s, at the rae Of six Per cent
per month, or that said premises ma be sold u
| pa the same, and the said John Y. Shafer and
Albert Law are notified that theJ ard required t.
appear and answer said petition within twenty
ROBERT n. SHERWOOD,
BY GEO. W. SafTH. his Attorney.
Dated, the 3oGh JulI, 1852 ct.
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T AwRENCE LODGE NO. 8 l. o. of G. T.
II meets regularly, every Monday, at 10
O'Clock, 10 BabcOck 4 Lykins' Hall. Members
Of tue order from other Lodges are invited to
meet with US whenever they can make il conyep-
lent. j. q. TRASH, W. Il.
A. G. DALEE. W. $. Mas I, So