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Uoleman's Mills!

he undrrrnd ps,enee and proprietor Of the rNpULATo
Try CORN AND PL0URING MILLS, respectfully nnnoncg 80
h patrons and the public generally that h ne
the town OF K,nrrr L.. 10 successful OPP ration
Mills embrace six different Sizes, ranging from ~ 70 90 pcs
land purchascs two kinds 81 stone are now
use Via The hes, Preach burr and the German or Cologne sose
At prices ranging from 900 to 500 apiece. -
The the sale Of these Mills Is NJ 80 " thrs
basement OF Masonic Hail. aud opposite COMMERCIAL AsS' Wh'
with prompt attention. Orders len ~ the manu-
factory viii also he attended to- Mills can be shipped from
there direct and Of drayase by steamboat or on the New
Orlesn. Jackson and Great Northern Railroad. .
cIrrul.r giving every inrm1on for putting
Nh and operating celebrated Mills, can be obtained ny au'
.ssiny the undersigned, at No So st Charles stecet
Terms-Cns and all Mills guaranteed to PERFORM In ev-
cry particular promised for them In my printed circular
~ ". l.. COLEMAN.
ions picHARplos, ESQ sole Agent.
n BAH inTringemcnis in the construction ~ mhsi on
the Improved Mil Stone Drs1, or selling q ofnr maze
Of bs on The reputation Of mine, i ceTtdiniy be prose-
euted 10 the st extent Of The Lar made and pror'dcd "
Auch nnsss tht protection 81 Pattntes Ap oV'ly
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AGRICULTURAL.



TI,is, Dallas Isrsn -Ovssrs n sl'esp AL
stlsrs Who lntsad 10 pnfsiass kstrsfs n ~ 'ros
f.lahlI aany e thosc who have already In'
shsssd srl ils.e elio n1s iutsnd ~ d. - are no'
,,rt,s that such an oii0us disease a. NE sean
tfs. ais Ia the Northern states, and that " "
NrH tht here with almost every dove. Hea'
pur er of the focks In this codntv, tony knaNl'
ri-s are already infertsd and " viii 10 hand "
De BIO mos, troublesome dis"ase that las yrt 20,
ann, them sud " not attended 10 Ah eHIeu
vii Is.troy all the prolta ut nock fr We
i,t.ruation Of those who are not acquainted WIN
al. ,s,ass aud how IL makes its apprar'ne,,
-.uIi cav, that the nearest thinE like u ~ W
Id. ,Inung the human family IL bret ma.e' US
, .n araDce A n small blue SPOT on tha stih nv"
"a (, div gets % drJ hard sab, which wiz soon
,tov itself, the sheep continuing 70 se'ape WIZ
..i5 hind foot, or bite aud tear on tie MOOT WIN
Iis mouth. aud rubbing against every FA' 20 post
here h. can bring the part 20 bear continuing
got worse and running over the whole Dolly :
.t1matsly. tho sheep getting naked and rinlns
ray % a worthless condition, IL very inlee'
us. and never was there q trucr adage than
one scabLed Sheep will infect whole hock -
c,erv sheen owner will consult his own interest
Nv veil watching his sheep, taking care not 70
lot ,hem mix with others, and especially those
dTnyes passing 0n the road, nor allow 'hrm ~
stay on hs premis, where his oNn sheep ever
gather. Should they get infected, prompt Ht'eni
fIon 20 them will save multitude oil trouble anu
-xrsnse. do not believe the disease " 10 20
rirulent in its character rs IL is in more north
srn and rettsr climate. There are various rene'
dies which can he applied for its cure, and with
PROPER and early attention it can DO soon got rid
II. Having had some experience in the eur' OF
shis disease will next week send you the best
method know Of and which have always found
etTse,ual in curing those infected, and Stopping it
progress among the balance. AGRlCoLa'
Farmers Branch, Oct. 10 1859.
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ID. II. ThOlRsas, WI. d.,
WILL promptly attend to all professional calls. Office over
w his Drug Store.
Nav a.
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EDr. jeff. Peak, Dr.,
TTRG ~ d z VT IS IT

DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Dallas, and the sur
rounding country that he has recently returned from thcciy
of Louisville anil has permanently located r Dallas for the
practice his profession Having experience Of two years.
the last few months in the city of Louisville, under the
practitioners in that city, he atters himself that
will be enabled give entire satisfaction lie Is prepared
with material kinds work in his line in the best man
ner and will all his work Plate work put up on tho
shortest notice. specimens of which can be at his Office
1853, 3l:1y
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THAs. G. LACY, General Land Agent, and
- Nry Public. Denton, Denton Co., Teams.
Dec 8, 18S--43tf.
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RicI,nrd rl. EngIisIl,
nc. y. Osborn.
~ An gsnITNNHI 4 mn AT-I.A w
"a. j. ball,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW,
ITcaihcrfori, Parker Comfy, Tcrds.
WILL nrti,r IN all the Courts Of the sixteenth Judicial Dis
w tc AMI Ia Palo Pinto ia the Nineteenth Prompt and
faithful attention paid all business entrusted to his care.
U,atierf,rl, Nov. 20, lS5s.-a2;ly,
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James a. PGag,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNSElLOR-AT-LAW,
Wsafherfori, Parker County, 1sras'
Dec ~, ls5S-25:1y
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Medical rEOffCe.

Having associated ourselves in the practice of Medicine
IL very respectfully offer professional services to the public
generally and will give strict attention all entrusted
our care. S. B. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
motif CIIAS r. PRYOR, NJ D.
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WHEAT AFTER ConN WITHOUT PLowso-
Mr.. G. M. KEGS, Calhoun county, Michigan,
writing TO the Agriculturalist, gives the follow.
ing account Of a method lately followed by him
IN sowing Winter wheat, which he SAYS is be-.
coming quite common in that section. The
ground ia plowed deeply and tborougly in the
spring for the corn crop. This is scarcely till
ed throughout the Summer, principal lily with the
eultisaior, an occasional blowing and hoeing
being also given, if necessary, 10 keep the
weeds down. When the time arrives for sow.
ing the wheat, it the corn is ripe enough and
help plenty, three or four rows are cut I'd,
the STA. ks set on one side, and the strip thus
cleared sowed and narrowed in. The
STALKS are then set back upon the open spase.
and another /" land cleared the stalks being
put on the "land" already sowed, and so on
snti the field is finished. IF the corn is not e,
10 cut, or help is scarce, the wheat is put in
S*iih culiivaior, going twice in n row each
way. One man will sow as fas: as two cal
cultivate il in. Abou, two bushels Of seed 70
she acre are used. Mr.. K. says the average
yield Of wheat is not quite SO large; but the IA .
5ef involved is much less.
This method may be cspedient in rare cases:
but is hardly 'o be commended for general in.
trod.c ION The more ricliug. aad THOROUGHLY
PREPARED tie iced I'D. ihe letter wiil Re he
yield. The space lefi where the r5u's Of corn
stood vii be Infested with weeds ghirh viii
grow up wi'h wAea, the following Spring.
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STEAM ENGINES.
From 3 10 100 Horse Power,
PAGES PATENT
STEAM SAW MILL.

- Agents for f. CARVER 60. s Improved
Cotton Gin, and Chichester improved Sea Island
Cotton Gins. The Ia tier nearly perfect as thev
osn he made and far superior in execution to any
now eZtaut.
Also, Se0eral Agents for Manufacturers
Galveston, Nay f,h, lS59. A-ig
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M " PEAK E BIO base iifst Teceissd GOOD
w suf7is of PuaE FRENCH COgEAc n1d
01-tRD IT,, tNl9 l.r rai- wisolsssia AMI re<afl-
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Medical and surgical Notice.

HI. = Snow, takes this method of informing the cit liens
oKau'man and adjoining counties, that he Is amply sup
piled with medicines and suisca instruments pertaining to his
profession and to treat the following diseases and de-
rmites the of which hi warrants viz Fistua in
joints Anchyos Necrosis Dislocation arlp, Conracions
from burns wounds &c &C. Special attention given to the rad
ica OF Hernia The operation Hernia simple safe and
will be fully explained to the patients their vious to
the performing of operation. This erna) here
ooe been regarded incabe the progress science
has proven to the contrary For further particulars address H.
D. SNOW, Kaufman, Texas 2, 1859 -35u
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Tufts & COEacy.

] G BHEs3's sitfsK AND ERARD-Brana
" i1r hafv-s -fii csiiieis the letters ID Mark-a
sFlea1k a 1nisTiH IN ie right saI crop md srls IN
ir iet ear. ~ IN this nst tlhe, rsnds 10 Addition
r. rft kay iuosIi aiI lntfll Address rtiacs
= ha'r crest, T,s-- fdg - is,s-s-1g
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IL. e., Mckenzie.
IL. q. GUY
EDr. A. "A. johnson,

Having permanently located in Dallas offers his professional ser
vices public Iemay be found ut his office. the west
side lnb Square, door north ofSmth MuilLy Cos
store, except when professionally absent
Dallas, Texas, January 90, 1S5S-30;f
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-01
Master Commissioner,s sale.
GEORGE W. BROWN }
vs..
CHARLES L. WILBER)

NOTICE is hereby given, that By virtue Of an
N order of sale issued from the Second District
Court, in and for Douglas county. K. X, and TO
me directed as Master Commissioner Of said
the 5th day Of October. A. d. Is5s, between the
hours of ] and 3 o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, at
the door of the Court House, in the city Of Law
renee, Douglas county, K. T., the following de-
scribed lot of land: Lot No. sixteen, (l6) on Con-
necticut street, in the city of Lawrence. K. T,
together with the Improvements thereon, ap-
praised at S495; also one Steam Boiler with at
with castings for CRATES supports, fire fronts and
breeching, with the engine and other fixtures
belonging to the same; appraised at $3.50; taken
as the property of Charles L. Wilber, on fore
Brow n;and against the said Charles l.. WILDER.
Terms, cash.
Given under my hand this 3Oth day Of August
A. ID. 1859. SAMUEL WALhEk,
Sept SGT Master Commissioner,
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Pickles Broke JaiI-

A Mr.. Howard informs us that VIM. P.
Wright, alias Pickles, recently broke Jail
in Missouri and is now in this Territory.
Pickles and Merrill were confined in the
same cell, and made their escape by saw
ing off the CRATES to their dungeon win
dow, by means of a saw manufactured
from case knife. After making their
escape from the Jail, we learn they were
followed for a distance of forty or fifty
miles but eluded their pursuers, and ar.
rived safely in the Territory.-hinn Co
Herald.
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Notice.
THB TRRByToRY OF KANSAS,
County Of johnson. !

THB TERRITORY 0P hANsAs,t
County Of johnson.
GEORGE BURT, Plaintiff, l.
CHARLES WALTERS. Defendant.>
fn.tpe District Uours is. ss..a f.- tha C"unty Of
johnson, in the Territory aforesaid.
CHARLES WALTERS will take notice that
~ George Burt. Of the county Of johnson, IN
the Territory Of Kansas, did on the ioth asy d o.
Clerks office of the District Court within and
for the county aforesaid, in the Territory aiore-
said. AGAINST the said Charles Walters, setting
forth that the said defendant was indebted 70
the said plaintiff in the sum of hye hundred a
and fort. -four dollars, and in one other sum Of
four hundred and seventy-two dollars, INA, :ne
said defendant gave mortgage TO the said PAIN
tiff on the north quarter OF secuon nunoi 20
twenty-seven, in township number iourteen' , zen,
south. of range number twenty-three East, con.
tanning one hundred and sixty sores; also 20.
number nine, in Block number thirty.hve, hot
number twelve. Block twenty-nine, LOT numpeI
fourteen in Block number seventy. Lot namper
one in Block number twenty-four, Lot number
| twerty-seyen in Block number thirteen, 10.
number eight in Block number thirty three, Loi
No. fifteen in Block No. eight, all in tue town y
Olathe, in the county and Territory aioresala' y
secure the payment Of the above sums ACCORDING
| 10 certain notes referred to in said mortgage
and praying that the said Charles aitels Ma.
pay said sums now claimed to be due, amounthLns
to one thousand and sixteen dollars. togetne ne
with interert on four hundred and seventy wv.
dollars at the rate Of six per cent per ln9nybI 5Ib
until paid, from the fifth day Of January ie2s
and on Ave hundred and forty -four dollars al tn
tbe ftb n day Of April A. d. is9, or that the sai
premises may be sold TO pay the sst1e, and tn
said Charles Walters is notified that ne is n x
quired TO appear within twenty DAYS ai.er "; "
tiori, GEORGE BURT.
By GEO. ". SsITH. his Attorney.
Sept. 10, A. ID. 1eS.-et
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Legal Noticss.
Order of Publication.
DAVID P. NICHOLS. Plaintiff. ,

DAN1 III L sNAChO1N's 4 AaAAe2As ~
FRANCES E. NICHOLS, Defendant.S
In District Court Kansas Territory. Second Ju-
dicial District, in and for Coftey county.
THE said Frances Z. Nichols, Defendant, viii
i take notice that David p. Nichols, Plaintiff.
did, on the 9th day of September. A. d. IsS9
fie his petition with the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Kansas Territory, in the Second District
in and for Cofey county. against the said defend
ant, Frances Z. Nichols, setting forth the mar
riage ofthe parties on the lst day Of September:
A. ID. 1856, in the county Of Tippecanoe, state OF
Indiana, that the plaintiff. DavidP. Nichols has
resided in Kansas Territory, Cofey county, ever
since the 30th day of October. A. ID. lsSs, and
that he now resides therein, and that ever since
the said marriage. he has conducted himself
towards said defendant as faithful and attec-
tionate hus yet the said plaintiff AYERS thar
the said defendant, under the control and advice
Of others, has left plaintiffs bed and board, and
offered such indignities TO plaintiff as TO render
his life intoerable and other wrongs done, as sci
forth in plaintiffs petition. Tho object and
prayer of his petitionis to obtain divorce from
the bonds of matrimony between himself and
the said Frances E. Nichols, and the said Fran
ces E.. Nichols will take notice that she is re-
quired to answer the petition Of the plaintiff OF
or before Saturday. the 29th day Of October, A
D. ls59, or it will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly. C.,P. .BCLL0CK.
Attest: Plaintiff e Atty.
A. JOKES. Clerk Of Second District Court.
Oct. 1st, 1559.-6t.
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GEORGE II F. BEMIs, Defendant.


W. Wheeler. copartners as
BECKER d CO., Plaintiffs.
VS..
GEORGE F, BEMIS, Defendant.
In the District Court, sitting in said county for
the trial of causes arising under the law OF
said Territory.
THE above named defendant George F. Be;
Il mis-, will take notice that the above named
plaintiffs did, on the 26th day of August. A: u;
is59, file their petition in the above entitled
court an action against the above named de.
fendant, setting forth that the above named
defendant was, on the first day Of April; A. ID.
1855 Justly indebted 70 said plaintiffs in the su m
of fifteen hundred dollars, for certain merchan-
disc, TO wit: three hundred and ninety -four
sacks Of flour, before that time, by said plain
tiffs sold and delivered to said defendant, for
which said defendant promised to pay said plain
| tiffs said sum of fifteen hundred dollars, that
said defendant has not paid said sum nor any
part thereof. and is now justly indebted to SAID
plaintiffs thereon, in the sum of fifteen hundred
\ dollars with interest thereon from April hrst,
| A. ID. 1853, for which they pray Judgment; and
said defendant is further notified that his prop
erty has been attached. and that unless he
answer or demur to said petition BY the 18th day
of October, a. ID. 1850, the petition OF said plain
| tiff will be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly. , e,yypS,
JOHNSTON, STINS0N HANENS-
! Plaintiffs Attorneys
| August 81, l659,-6t.
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A. n. Leonard,
W. S. BUSH, NJ. D.,
WAFER-GURE PHYSICIAN,

" renee and vicinity. He was, for two years,
one Of the physicians Of GLEN HAVEN WATER
CURE, in New York, and has been Water.
Cure practitioner for the last ten years, four OF
establishments His experience in the treat
ment of acute diseases has been ample and sue,
cessful, especially in Intermittent and typhoid
feyers.
Persons at distance, who wish advice, can
consult him BY letter, enclosing fee, le3.( and
receive, By return mail, full and explicit direc-
| tions for treatment ct home. They should be
particular TO state their age. sex. constitution
| hereditary tendencies, and symptoms. Those
who wish to be cured Of the ague without the
use Of calomel or quinine or other poisons, or to
0btain relief from hver-complAint, dyspepsia
bronchitis, the diseases peculiar to women, DC.
| should not fail TO consult him.
Ofice, "HERALD OF FREEDoM" building, Law
| renee Kansas TERRITORY.
| June 1s, 59.-tf,
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Paw Up.

A LII PERSONS owing GEORGE FORD are
n hereby notified that unless they forthuitn
settle their accounts with the subscriber, be VIII
take the requisite legal steps for the collection
Of the debts. LEMUEL FlLLMORB.
Aszigpees
Once in the Court House, Lawrence.
Aug G. 5p-tf.
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JOHNSON HOUSE,
Lawrence, Kansas.

DUDLEY q MUhSE, FKOPkIKT0ks.
rTyHIS House has recently undergonea thorough
i change. IL has been refurnished, cleansed
and repaired, The table is spread with every
iuxury Of the season fresh from the country.
The proprietors hope to give entire satisfac-
ton to their patrons both IS TO fare and terms;
nP Good Feed Stable connected with the
| House ct reduced rates. f
! Aug l3, tSo.-tf.
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FAMILYSEWING MACHINES.
NEW sTYLES-PRICEs FROM $50 TO sl's
EXTRA CHARGE OF IS FOR HExxEBs.
495 Broadway, New York.
ST Fourth street, So. Louis.
Agencies ia al 0s priacipds oifies and 7Srns &"
tie Uaitef Sdfes.

These Machines sew from two spools. as pur-
chased from the store, requiring no rewinding Of
thread; they Hem. Fell, Gather. and Stitch in
superior style, finishing each seam by their own
operation, without recourse to the hand-needle,.
as is required BY other machines. They will do
better and cheaper sewing than seamstress can,
even if she work for cent an hour. and are,
unquestionably. the best AdcAiaes in the market
for family sewing, on accOuntO Of their simplicity,
durability. ease Of management. and adaptation
to all varieties of family scwing-executing
either heavy or fine work with equal facility,
and without special adjustment.
As evidence of the unquestioned superiority
of their Machines, the GROVER & BAEER SEW
ING MACHINE COMPANY beg leave to respectful
ly refer to the following
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-01
Strayed

IRON the subscrir ser. on the night Of the 7th
Of Septembccr, from the town Of Clinton,
Douglas cou--.ty, K T., one red Ok. with white
face. mi led with small red spots and red hairs;
oae hip, about four inches long, and looks like q
welt made by whip; nice horns, and carries his
head up and walks of lively, had on smallish
bell with two small buckles on the strap, and Is
seven years old, and good size. Any person tax
ing up said or, or giving information where he
may be found, either b. letter or otherwise, shall
be liberally rewarded. JOHN MCCORkLE,
Toledo, Breckenridge Co., n. l.
| Oet. I, lS5a.-9ts
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August 81, lss9,-Gt.
MccRACKEN, Plaintiff,

NELSON McCRACKEN, Plaintif3
D.. b. BURNHAM, Defendant.
Before E. d. Ladd, J. p. Of Lawrence township
Douglas county, X. I.
ON the third day of September, A. d. 1853
" said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum OF one m nnnareu
By his Attorneys, EMERY 4 SHAW.
Lawrence, X. T, Sept. IL, 1859. 4t
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-01

" There is some talk that Mr.. John
Ruskin, the most eloquent art-critic of
the age, will visit the United States upon
q lecturing .our.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-01
and LitiEants, Attention

Attorneys and Litigants, Attention.
THE following explains itself. Those interest
l. ed would do well to observe and act accord
ingly:
Rules Of SecoRd District Court, sifiRg IN and for
tie County Of Douglas.
LIST. Those cases wherein default has been
made, will be set down for hearing on the first
day Of the term. -
Sd, All motions to set aside judgments by de-
fault, must be made in writing sustained BY afi-
davit, on or before the meeting Of the Court on
the third day, accompanied with the answer.
Sd. In all cases Of demurrer ormotion TO dismiss,
the defendant must file his answer instanter, If
overruled, otherwise Judgment will be given on
RUSH ELMORE. Judge.
II viii appear from the fofegoins rules that
judgment will be entered, in all default cases, OF
the Arst of the term Attorneys for the Plaintiff
! in such actions win therefore please calculate
! the amount for which they intend to take iudg
ment, and hand in the same to the Clerk on Ol
| before the first day of the ensuing term.
| A. n. BLACKL1DGE, Clerk.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-01

Upon next Saturday, the Republicans of the
various precincts in this county are to select
the delegates to q county convention, which. in
turn is to choose nine delegates TO represent the
county in the Territorial Convention for the
nomination Of Delegate to Congress. So far
a. the voice Of Douglas County is sconeerned. the
primary meetings on that day will determine who
n At candidate shall be. Let the people look
we'll TO this matter. IL is for them to say whether
we shall have a candidate who will stand 50 uare
up to Republican prineiples-whO will make an
open aud manfu fight, or one schO 1cfU carry the
R,IuBlicdH rag at hIyf-Dldsf, and make sort o(
Galf-io0y eOmpronise bet,oeen Republication and
Democracy. 10 uU be for them TO saytcaefher that
candidate shall be man of pTo6tty and moral
1Orth-One whose calm control over himself shall
have shown him to be fit law-maker for others,
or whether he shall be Just The opposite. 1t will
be for them to say whether that candidate shall
be man who, if elected, will go to Washington
and do something for his cOnstituents-take an
sctive interest in their welfare-be worker, OF
one who will live n gay, ensy, Ldsy LJe. ana con-
fine his attentions 10 a Jelo fduOred localities in
pAichhe may hare some personal interest. IL will
be for them TO say whether that candidate shall
a man who will consider himself as the repre-
sentative of the Territory, merely Of some
t0UH. 1t will be for them to say, in short
whether that candidate shall be MAN, and
sound. ardent Republican, or q mere politicd
trickster, with no fixed political principles ex
cept TO eat the loayes and fishes Of office. ant
keep on the strong and winning side.--LdDrenc
RspH6IfcdR. July 2lst.
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Hor,e, Strayed or stolen.

HOroeS StE1yC0 OE otOAcAs
CTRAYED from the subscriber, living on Te-
y cumseh creek. four miles south Of Tecumseh,
on the 18th Of September. 1859, two horses; one
a sorrel horse, about fifteen and a half hands
high, five or six years old: the other is light
feet hoof cracked on one or both fore feet, about
seven years old, and regular PAGER.
Any person finding them and returning them
to the owner will be liberally rewarded;
100 ADAM BOWER.
Tecumseh, K. T., Oct. l, ls5s.-3t.s
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. 8. 1850. of consumption,
MARY VIRGINIA, wife of Columbus Horasby,
agod 93years, 8 months, 10 days.
At Moneka, Wednesday, Sept. 2lst, 1859, after
q short but severe illness, JOHN o. WATTLES,
aged about 40 years.
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TP"The nomination, [of Mr.. Parrott.l as is
we'll known is one that we have not deemed il
either proper or prudent to be made. ."-LdsO-
renee RepH6Eicdn. AT0.4.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-01

The county OF. Arrapshoe comprises that pOr-
tion Of Kansas Territory west Of n line drawn
due north from the northeast corner of New
Mexico, none of the new counties created within
the bounds of the county Of Arrapahoe, by the
last Legislative Assembly, having been organ
lied. HUGH s. WALSH.
Secretary Of Kansas Territory.