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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-23

F Lawrence, and its reputation
abroad, suffers more by the falsehoods Of
the Republican than from any other cause.
wretch, so lost to all deoency as to lie
on every occasion, and about the most
trlililng matters, controls the columns ot
that paper, and those columns are used
with the hope of furnishing the characters
"t men whose good deeds he has not
manllness enough to initiate. Grossly
Oe'otted IL every thought, it is no won-
Ger he imagines he sees the same vices
in otb ers.
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Attachment.
kANsAN TERRIroRY.l
Rnnrhnn Cnunkr

KANsAN TRRRIroRY.l
Bourbon County.
ALFRED NJ. H. BILLSl
C. B. wINGFfELD. }
In attachment before H. r kelso, a Justice Of
the Peace in and for the Township Of Scott,
County and Territory aforesaid.
ITO C. b. WINGFIELD. the above named de.
L fendant: You are hereby notified that Alfred
NJ H. Bills, plaintiff as aforesaid, on the e9th
day of March, A. ID. 1859, sued out Of the Office
Of the Justice aforesaid, writ of attachment
against you for the sum of tifty-fve dollars and
interest thereon and cost Of this action and that
your property is attached for the pay yment of the
same. You are hereby required to appear before
said Justice at his Office in said Township, on
the slst day Of May, A. ID. 1859. and defend the
same. or Judgment will be rendered against you
for the above amount with interest and costs
and the property attached sold to pay the same.
Auril &c. 5e.-3t.
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Delegates 10 the Big Springs Convention.

delegates 10 the Big Springs Convention.
Immediate measures should be taken,
all the counties of Kansas, to send
Delegates to the Free State Convention
st b' gSpHngs, ON the 18th of May. The
apr ortionment of Delegates are the same
Is given in the Governors Proclamation,
IN regard to the Delegates to the Constitu-
tion9l Convention.
None will be entitled to seats, save
those who are in favor of perpetuatins
the Free State organization as such, unit
Kansas is State in the Union, and who
arc opposed to the organization of any
other party until that time.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-23

0The Jay-Hawkers are sorely dis
ueSSsd about the Free State movement,
and the call Of the Convention at Big
springs on the 18th, proximo. They
were green enough to suppose that they
could compel everybody to go over into
Jim Lanes Oath-bound jay hawking Re.
Puolcanism, but they will learn, wher
100 late, their mistake.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-23

VI Claimants will turn to our adver-
using columns, and read the "Notice to
C'almants" from the Commissioners to
Aualt Claims. By it. those interested
"illooserve that the Commissioners will
Ds IN Lawrence next Monday, to hear ad-
them.
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@"A jury of his own choosing."-
OF all the liars God ever allowed to live
7. DtOight 7haeher, of the Lawrence Re.
publican, excels them all. A new code
oflaws we must have in Kansas, which
allows a defendant to choose his owl
jury. But never mind, Thacher, perse
cution pay S, so pitch in.
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Sheriff,s Sale.

RY virtue Of an execution TO me directed
ID from the District Court in and for the coun-
ty Of Coffey. Territory Of Kansas. in favor of
Smith and Samuel G. Meek, will offer for sale
at public auction, 70 tho highest bidder, for cash
in hand. at the court house door, at O'Clock IN
the forenoon Of tho 23d day Of April. 1858. IN the
village Of Burlington, Temporary county eeat.)
in the county aforesaid, the following property
levied on as the property Of VIM. Murden, John
Smith and Samuel G. Meek, to satisfy said exc
cution: all the right, title and interest Of VIM.
Nurden, John Smith and Samuel Z: Meek. IN
and to or steam Saw and Grist Mill, situated in
the fou fishing town Of lie Roy. Cofey county
a. l. JOHN CHESS,
Sheriff Of Coffey Co.. K. 7.
March a6, 1e5o.-4t
~ The above sale is adjourned to Saturday
Max 7th. Ie5e. Apr. l6-2t-
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VA letter from a friend at Big
sp! spnngs' informs us that they are rapidly
Ia'ng up large club for the Herald of
I's'do"' at that Office. Nearly every
'O's' In that portion of the county will
sustain the Free State organization. and
OppOss every organization which conflicts
whit.
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Civil Action.


KANSAS THRRIToRY,l 60
County Of Johnson.i
CHARLES wILLEMskN L.
ALEXANDER E. MARTIN. )
Is THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. sit;
ting within and for johnson County, IN saiu
Territory.
THE Object Of this suit is to recover judgment
i for one huidfef and ninety-six dollars
1896 with interest at the rate Of four per cent
per month, from the 4th day Of August. A. ID
is5s, and $50 solicitors fees and the COSTS ana
also to foreclose a mortgage executed by the de-
cendant to the plaintiff, the north east quar-
ter of section twenty-eght (2s), in Township
fourteen 90, of range twentythree Cy3), east OF
| the sixth principal meridian, situate IN the
| County Of johnson in the said TERRITORY, con-
| tanning one hundred and SIXTY acres.
happening By affidavit, 6isd. thnt the defend,
ant, Alexander E. Martin, is a non resident oi
| this Territory it is therefore ordered that tfe
said Alexander Z. Martin do, BY the 2lst day o.
| May a. ID. 1859. answer the petition Of the SAID
| Charles Willensen, against him, filed IN Inc
| Clerks Office of said Court, or the same Will pe
taken as colfessed, and judgment rendered &C.
cordingly. @,..... n w.,
/ Of said Court, have hereuntO set my bcna ans
private SEAL (there being no seal Of once PROVE
ed) at Olathc, in said County and District, thl
'' ' = WILLIAM ROY. Clerk: e.. s
SHANNON; MclSTpsH d GIRFIN, Pin s Attys
| april 9th. l6sy-6~.
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@ Vegetation is now coming forward
very rapidly. The season is said to be
lats, but our observation, extending
through five Springs in Kansas, confirms US
in saying that the season is quite as far
advanced as they will average.
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OF Thacher is giving his attention,
lately, to writing editorials laudatory Of
government officials. Gov. MEDARy, Col.
SMITH, and, latterly, the Post Office and
Postmaster in Lawrence, come in for a
share of his puffs. This is new feature
with our rat cotemporary, and shows that
he has an eye to the crumbs. Go in,
Thachar
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or Mr.. MITCHELL, our very efficient
Territorial Treasurer, is at Lecompton,
attending to his official duties. He is
now prepared to issue bonds under the
Act of Feb. 11th, 1859. providing for
funding the debt of the Territory.
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The EIectic College of Medicine,
- Al a q

The Electic College OF Medicines
CINCINNATI, o.
THE WINTER SESSION of ls59-6O will COM
l. menca about the middle of October. and
continue l6 weeks. Afull and thorough course OF
Lectures will be given, occupying SIX or seven
hours daily with good oPp0rtunit ties for Clinical
Instruction at the Commercial Hospital, and at
tention to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement Of the chairs Will be as tol-
ows'-
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
TIE. ST. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Ardf0Dap and PAgsioto0v
A.JH0WE, D.,
Professor of surgery.
CHI CLEAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor of lEIteria Aesiicd and Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor Of AefiodI Prdctice and Pathology.
JOHN KING, MD,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and ChHdren.
j X. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology aud
Institutes of Medicine.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, viz:-Marticulation, - 90; Tuition.
500 90; Demonstrators Ticket, IS 90. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduation) Hospital Ticket.
The Lecture-Rooms are newly finished, neat.
and comfortable, and in q central locality, in
College ball, Walnut Street.
Tickets for tho session may be obtained OF the
Dean Of the Faculty, at bis Office, No. IS Eighth
Street or Of Prof. g. II. Cleaveland, Secretary OF
the Faculty, No. 1879 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING. D.. Dean.
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" The 0DD FELLOWS, of this city,
have determined to commemorate the
4V'h anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
America, by festival on the evening OF
Inc 10th inst, asreeably to the recon-
mendatlOn of the Grand Lodge of the
United States. Members of the fraternity
nom all parts of the Territory, with their
ladies' are invited to be present. A pleas
a1tinterviewis contemplated.
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Orler of Publication.


CHARLES 8. DUNCAN Civil Action
JAMES GAVIN. Attschment.
TAMES GARyIN, non resident Of Kansas
y Territory, will take notice that Charles ),
Duncan, of the county of Douglas, in the Terri
tory of Kansas. did. on the 9th day Of April, A.
D. 1859. file his petition in the United States
District Court, second District, Kansas Ter, I,
sitting in and for the county Of Douglas, against
James Garyin, defendants setting forth, that on
the Sd day of April, A ID less. said defendant
made his promissory note, in the sum OF Two
Hundred Dollars, with interest az five per cent.
per month, and delivered the same to w. y.
Duncan, which note was afterwards endorsed BY
said w. x G. Duncan to said plaintiff. Said
petition alec sets forth, that said plaintffsigned
as surety, q certain promissory note, made by
said defendant and delifered to one Lewis
Meincer, on the 29th day of October, A. ID. leos,
in tho sum OF rnrUe Hundred Dollars, With
interest at four per cent, per month, and That
when said note became due, said plaintif. as
surety thereon, was obliged to pay, and did pay,
the amount due thereon, whereby an action
hath acsrued to said plaintiff against said de-
fendant Said defendant is further notified that
an order Of attachment hss been issued in this
case.
Plaintiff prays judgment against the saia de-
fendant for the sum of Five hundred Dollars,
and interest on Two Hundred Dollars at hve per
cent. per month, from April 81, A. ID. 1858, and
on the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, at four
per cent. per month, from October JOth, A. "
| that he Is required to appear, and answer SAID
petition on OF before the 4th day OF June. a. ID;
| is59 or such petition will be taken as true, and
'1O CHRISTIAN 4 LANE,
| Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
| L, McARTHUR, Clerk.
| By LEWIS CARPENTER, ID. G..
l. Anril IG iJ0-Gt.
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Land for sale.

HO ACRES one-half mile from Lawrence
OU House, Stable, Garden. &c.-for sale or
rent 40 or 90 acres Timber, four and a half miles
west Of Lawrence oo acres Of Prairie three and
a half miles southwest of Lawrence, 20 acres
under cultivation. hewn log house one and 1. 2
half story, for sale or rent. l60 acres, eO a IL
timber, on the Wakarusa, one-half mile from
Clinton, 80 acres under cultivation, for sale or
rent. 1000 to 800 acres Prairie, IN Lykins and
Franklin counties, for ssle.
Also, Lots in ali parts Of Lawrence.
All Of the above property for sale cheap. En-
ouire Of Stafford Il SAFF0RD,
Attornys and Real Estate Agents.
March 49, 80
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@hr suTLrFF has removed his
''O'ning aud gents furnishing establish.
men'' two doors south, to the rooms for.
Hs'iy occupied by h. SHANKL1N. H,
S,ecslVing his new goods, and is daily
uen'ering a large amount Of goods to Gus.
toners.
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Legal Notiees.
Attachment.
kansas TERRIroR,
nI o..

hASSA Ac III
Bourbon County. 81.
BLAKE LITTLE
C. B. wiNGFIELD.S
In attachment before II. r. Kelso. Justice Of
the Peace in and for the Township of Scott,
County and Territory aforesaid:
rTNO C. b WINGFIELp, the above named
Il defendant: You are hereby. notified that
Blake Little, plaintiff as aforesaid, on the 29th
day Of March. A. d, 1859. sued out of the ONCE
of the Justice Aforesaid. \ writ of attachment
against you for the sum Of fortytwo dollars,
of this action, and that your property isattached
for the payment of the same. You are hereby
required TO appear before said Justice, az his
roffice in said Township, on the elst day Of May,
A ID. 1859, and defend the same or Judgment Will
be rendered against you for the above amount
with interest and costs, and the property attach
ed, sold to pay the same.
BLAKE LITTLE, Plaintiff.
WILLIAMS d BRO.
April %, '59.-3t.- Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Local Notices.
OsAer LAND DISTRICT, FoKr seorr. x. T.

Usage LAND DISTRICT, FORT SCOTT. \. T.l
March 29th, 1859.
IN THE MATTER Of the application Of Solo
l. man Halsey to pre-empt the Southwest
quarter Of Section No. eleven, QlJ in Township
No. twenty-three. c23,) South Of range No. six
teen East, contested by Samnel b. Wright. late
Of Coffey county, in the Territory Of Kansas. IL
is hereby ordered that the said parties shall be
heard, and their respective proofs, touching said
p@rs-emption @ Claims, taken By US at the Land
the first Tuesday Of July next, at 10 o'clock A.
n and i appearing to US by the affidavit Of said
Halses. that the said Wright does not now reside
IN this Territory and that personal notice uf the
time aud place fixed for the hearing Of said pre-
emption case, cannot be served upon him, it is
further ordered that notice thereof be published
in the Kansas Herald o. Ffeefom, a newspaper
published at Lawrence, in said Territory, six
weeks suecessively, the last publication to be at
least four weeks prior to said first Tuesday in
July.
Given under our hands at said Land Office, on
the 29th day of March, 1859.
EPAPHRo RANSOM. Recorder.
Apr. g l6S9-6t.
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" We are pleased to learn that the
Free State organization will be preserved
intact in Linn county. The jay-hawkers
stand no chance there. Mr.. WATTLEs
will have tho modification of learning
that his Statistics of Parties in Linn
county" were sadly defective. Our list
/n still Increasing in nearly every part ol
that county.
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aniae 10 the cold RegIon.

U1HE undersigned designs trip to Pixies Peak
i and the Gold Region, sometime between tie
middle Of April and the first Of May. Having
visited that region last summer, and spent seve-
mi months there, and on the plains, and having
become acquainted with the route b. practical
observation he offers his services to such persons
rs may desire n guide on such an expedltion.-
He is appr shsnsive that many contemplate going
forward too early in the season, and such he
would caution MOTTO set forward until the grass
has begun 70 make its appearance. else there =
IN rovte A. J. BOWEN.
Lawrence, Feb. e6, '5o--tf
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For the Gold Mines
FRESH BEEF WANTEDl

PROPOSALS will be received, up to l2 o'clock
on the I'd day of May next, for supplying the
Subsistence Department of the Army at this
post, with FRESH BEEF for one year from the
first day Of July next.
The contract will be let, subject to the ap-
proyal of the Commissary General of Subsist-
ence, to the lowest responsible bidder. and must
conform to the form prescribed in the subsist-
ence regulations of the Army
The 4. A. G. 5. reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids deemed by him unreasonable;
and no member Of Congress shall be allowed any
share in said contract.
The beef is to be delivered at this office in
quarters-an equal proportion Of fore and hind.
necks and shanks excluded at such f times and
being shall require. Payment to be made
monthly, as far as practicable.
The proposal must set forth the price per pound
| for which the beef will be delivered here with
the conditions snd Limitations prescribed herein,
and in the Subsistence Regulation Of the Army
at Fort Riley, X. t." with the words, Pro-
posals for Beef" across the end Of the envelope
Office Of A. A. G. s.,
| Fort Riley, K. T., April 9, 1s59.i st
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Civil Action.
Kansas TsRRIToBY. s-
County OF johnson. 90
THOMAS J; y BAILEY civil Action.

Gs..n as
CHARLES r. :. BALDWIN, oA AA
II THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT CoUET. nt-
ting within, and for the County oi 1onnsoh' IN
said Territory.
THE object Of this suit is 70 recover judgment
i for the sum Of seyenty-f five dollars. with IN
terest thereon at the rate Of three per cent. PCT
menth, from the 1lth day Of November, a; u.
Ie5s till paid and the costs and alsoto ioreco:e
o mortgage executed by said Chas. 4. Baio"lrn
to b. Il. Dare. on the 18th day Of August, A. ".
le5e on the following property. 10 wit: Lot three
| 90 Block thirty-f0nr (34) Lot twenty wv IN
Block thirty-nine (39): Lot twenty eight 20 N
/ Block forty-two (42l Lot fourteen "a in Block
sixty y-eight tss Lot three CD in Block seventy
Eve (75l; Lot four ~ in Block EeyentysIx (10l
and Lot four IA in Block seyenty-eight C7e). sit
uate in the town Of 0lathe, in the County Of
johnson, in said Territory, which said mortgage
! was afterwards transferred b. the said Dare tc
the said Thomas J Bailey.
1t appearing By afidayit fled, that the deft
Charles p Baldwin, does not reside in this Ter
ritory IL is therefore ordered that the said Chas
r. Baldwin do. b. the 9lst day Of Nay. A. u
1859. answer the petition Of tho said Thomas
Bailey, aglinst him filed in the Clerks once o
sIid Court. or the same will be taken as con
fesscd and Judgment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof. l. William 10y; Clerk Q
our said Court. have hereunto set my hand an
private seal There heine no seal Of atnee proyia
ed) AT Oiathe, il said County and DistIlet. tni
the 3ist day of Aareh, ls5g ,,r c,.-L
1T. BARnIs. Plf = Atty.
April 9th, is5e-5N. - 81 -
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history! science! Antiquity.

History! Science! Antiquttys
THE Kansas Scientific and Historical Society
l. is now fully organized. and all reasonable
measures are being used to add to their library,
collection Of miscellaneous writings. cabinet OF
minerals. euriosities and antiquities, and scien-
tifc and historical information relating to the
several departments usually known to 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
pondenee. records of elections and returns, ie-
eendary tales, local incidents. and such other
Information or articles as properly deserye the
thint Material. that will aid the future histo-
rian, will be most gratefully received.
Ali packages should be sent to the LibraT,an'
DIR. 5. C. Harrington. LaTrence. hsnsas. fuI- Z.
the Corresponding Secretary, VIM. Hutchinson,
Lawrence, Kansas. By order OF
EXECUTIVE CON. of Z. s. & LIS.
Lawrence, March 96, ls59.-tf
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THE TERRITORY OF KANsAsl &C
County Of johnson, &c

The TERRITORY OF kANsASl CO
County Of johnson, So
NJ. KAYSERl
H. II. ShfiALL.S S.
In the District Court for the Third Judicial Dis.
trict, sitting within and foI the County Of
johnson in said Territory.
THE object Of this suit is tn recover Judgment
l. for the sum of five hundred and four dollars
and ftysix cents with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum from the 9TH day of Novem-
Der; A. ID. l65e till paid, and costs. subject to
verdict of two hpndred and eighty-five dollars;
1t appearing, by affidavit filed, that the said ii.
r. Hall is a nonresident Of this Territory, it is
therefore ordered that the said H, h Hall do
answer the petiti9n against him, filed by the said
before the esth day of May, A. D. 1859. the same
will bs taken as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
* Witness my hand and private seal,
| IN there being no seal Of office pro
yided, this the 18th day of April,
Apr. s6-6t. WIN, ROY, Clerk.
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The College Journal OF Medical
Science.

MONTHLY Magazine Of a pages, conducted
~ b. heFacalty oil the Electie College OF Medi-
cine. L published at Ono Dollar Y ear. payable
in ADVANCE The volume Of the Journal conn
mences With the year. Communications for sub
scription, or for specimen numbers, should be
directed to
I39 Seventh Street, Cincinnati. U.
APPS 50.
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HAVING become resident Of Lawrence, Of
II fers his skill in the practice Of medicine in
the lower animal order.
amount Of vegetable Medicines for removing OBJ
structions 10 which Horses and Cattle are sub
iect, which has been used By himself in his
practice, for the last twelve years. His obser-
vation and experience extend over fifteen States,
from which reference can be had If desired;
He is qualified to prescribe for an invalid at q
distance. By having the symptoms, and all the
circumstances connected with the case, taken
by Q close observer.
Mr.. g. viii attend to all inyalids in person
also, will perform all surgical operations IN has
profession-spaying and castrating included.
He will also Shoe difficult feet Of Horses and
Cattle, sucn rs hoof- bound. foundered, de-, and
can be found at the johnson HOUSE, OF ut his VI
fee. over Dix's Wagon Shop, and Shoe 1t M
Blacksmith Shop.
Mr.. COOK has . large amount Of printed mat
ter Of Rary's system Of tanning. breaking ant
training Horses, such as pamphlets. bills, bonds
&C., which he win sell very low for cash-a rar'
chance fer Borss trainers. March L, -.
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TIE TERRITORY or KANSAS GO
County of johnson. 90

J. HENRY SMITH
H. R. HALL. s
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, sitting within aud for the County and
Territory aforesaid.
THE object of this suit is to recover judg-
Il ment for the sum of one hundred and forty
FIVE dollars (SI45) with interest thereon from the
9th day of May A. d. 1859, till paid and the costs
of suit. 1t appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant, II. r. Hall, is q nonresident of this
Territory tits therefore ordered that thesaid Hall
do answer the petition of the said Smith against
him. filed in the Clerks Office of said Court, on
or before the 2sth day of May ls59, or the same
will be taken as true, and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal
this the l4th day Of April, ls59.
20 y WIN. ROY, Clerk.
April %. set
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10. COIJNTRY DEALERS
OCT FITTING. GOODS.

We win sell Goods at wholesale as low as a
st. Louis. Kansas City, or LeevenEorth. Civ
us cali.
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FOR SALEi

DROPERTY 5elonsine to the Estate Of GAIus
L JENKINS. deceased.
40 acres upa nd adj dining Lawrence on the South,
Shares in the CITY of Wyandott,
Shares in the City of burlington,
Shares in the City of Riley,
l Two-horse Hack.
Breaking Plow,
1000 Bushels Of Corn,
Also seteral lots in the City Of Lawrence.
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T .AwRENCE LODGE NO. 1. O. of @. T.
Ia meets regularly, every Monday, at I-2
o'clock, in Babcock LykiDs' HAIL. Members
Of the order from other Lodges are invited to
meet with US whenever they can make il convene
lent. A. G. W. Stafford. W C. T
o. W. McALLAsTRR, ". 8. Jan. 50.
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CT,OTHTNGi

80 BLACK and Brown DRESS COATS $40 to sss.
so BJJSINESS SUITS. from % to S35.
800 VESTS, from 81 IS to $40.
500 PANTS, from 81 to %.
Also, Summer Clothing-all sorts, sizes and
| prices-a large stock.
where, for we are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapest