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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
Hopes Of improvement.

For some two months past we have
been in constant receipt of complaints
from the southern part Of the Territory
announcing the non-arrival of the Herald
If Frcaiom. The Lawrence Republican,
i. was said, came regularly to hand, bu,
the H. Of F. seldom, or never. With the
id of the energetic and intelligent Gene
a Agent of the Mail Routes in Kansas,
Col. E. r. SMITH, of Wyandott, we have
discovered the places where the fault lay,
snd are under many compliments to him
br the effective instrumentalities he has
employed to prevent similar occurrences
No danger is to be apprehended from bu
one other Post Office South, and that one
We are looking after. If another Heral
Of freedom is distracted from the mails Oh
that route, we shall know tUhere It D1s done
snd we have assurances from Mr.. SMITH
that the remedy shall be as prompt as tn,
crime is unjusti6able. 1t is a fact tina
The Jaw. hawkers of Southern Kansas hav,
been weekly in possession of our journal
copies, too, which were directed to sub
sribcrs, but were never rece; we'd by them
II those thieving gentry wish to see wha
we have to say of them in future, let then
subscribe for the paper, else remain igno
rant Of its contents.
We are happy to say in this connection
that Kansas is favored with no better pub
lie officer, at this time, than Col. SAITH
IfMr. Buchanan would only give us sucl
officers as he has proved himselfto be, Their
would be no occasion to complain Of hi
appOintees in Kansas. We publish will
pleasure the following copy of a lette
written by him to the Post Master of thi
city, which shows that his head is cleal
and his heart in the right place:
LAWRENCE, K. T., Feb. Is, 1859.
JAMES GARvIN, P. NJ, Lawrence-SIR
YOu are hereby required to keep ope
your office until 8 o'clock, T. NJ, for tn
delivery of mail, and one hour on Sur
days after the arrival and distribution {
the mail.
Very respectfully, your obdt serv't,
E. R. SMITH,
Mail Agent Kansas and Nebraska
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Civil Action.

TERRITORY OF KAHsAs.(
Lykins County. \ 80.
The SECOND JUDICIAL DIsTRIcr within and for
ALBURTUS KNAPP. Piaintiffl
PHILIP STONE, Defendant.
THE Defendant will take notice that, on the
Il 18th day Of January, A. d. 1859, the Plaintiff
District Court, within and Tor the County of Ly-
kins, In said Territory setting forth. among other
things. that on or about the sixth day Of July,
A.. ID; isS1, the Plaintiff paid the Defendant One
Hundred and Invent. Dollars. which sum Of
money was accepted By the Defendant. in full
satisfaction Tor the following real estate lying in
Lykins County, Kansas Territory. that is to say !:
The west half Of the west half Of the southwest
twenty -four; and the west half of the west halt
OF the northwest quarter of section twelve, Of
township eighteen, range twenty -four, eontain-
ing eighty acres ; that said land was subject to
sale NJ Paola, in said County, that Defendant
bought and had said lands bought ut the trust
sales at said place, and obtained the certificate
ora transfer Of such certificate from the GUv-
sad Sn 81 !ne oneu Stes TT tne same tne
was received b, Defendant from Plaintiff rs full
consideration for the said premises, and in full
satisac ton Tor the trouble and Inconvenience in
purchasing Of said lands from the Government.
and obtaining good title for the same, and
making transfer Of such title in fee simple to
the Plaintiff for the premises described. The
Plaintiff under said contract took the immediate
Possession Of said premises. and has continued,
since said time, in the possession thereof; that
shortly after said contract was made, tine De-
PENDANT obtained the Government certificate for
said lands, and upon request, refused TO deed the
same to Plaintiff. The Plaintiff says he has sus-
tanned damages by the Defendants default in
compiling with his part of said contract. The
Plaintiff prays tina: Defendant MAJ b. compelled
10 make and deliver to him good and sufficient
deed in fee simple for said premises, and in de-
fault thereof, that the decree Of the Court oper-
ate as such conve, ance, and that damages be al
lowed him for the Defendants default. The De
fendant Is required to plead, answer or demur to
said petition on or before the Gath day Of April,
1859,
Attest: E. W. ROBINSON, Deputy Clerk.
WAGsrAPF d SIMPSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan 29-6t
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Thoss Muska,.

The arms used in the southern part of
the Territory, by the Marshaps posse,
were portion furnished annually to the
Territories of the United States, by the
Federal Government, and were retained
at the Jefferson Barracks, q military post
OF the United States, on the Mississippi,
few miles below St. Louis. When the
difficulties broke out anew on the south
ern border, few weeks ago, the people
applied to Gov. MEDARY for authority TO
organize military companies, and asked
for arms that they might protect them
selves and neighbors from the invasions
Of Montgomery and his outlaws. The
request was granted, and dispatch was
forwarded to Jefferson Barracks, not JEFF
terson City, for the arms, which was for
warded by rail road to Upton. Captain
WEAVER, of Linn county, was commits
stoned by Gov. MEDARY to go to Upton
anu III "o'u bnO otIuS W arts ana or
Scott. We saw the Captain while on his
way, and conversed with him in regard to
he difficulties, and his mission for the
arms
1t was while in the execution of this
commission, and at Johnstown, No., on
his way to the Territory with the arms,
the unfortunate accident 5efel him, which
cost him his life, details of which we pub.
lish two weeks ago.
1t is not true that the arms used by
the posse consitatus of Bourbon or Linn
counties, belonged in whole, or in part, tc
Missouri; or that they ever had any in.
terest whatever in them. They were the
property of Kansas, and Kansas only, and
Gov. MEDARY, er-oficio, for the time being
is custodian of them, and as such is emit
tied to their possession in opposition to al
other persons.
This much to remove false impres
sion which parties, interested in keeping
up the difficulties in Southern Kansas, ar
repeating for sinister purposes.
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R.liaf Of SuderOTB.

r.. ,e. for the relief of those who su'-
,o.,,s in the difficulties Of 1855
iliD'r .,vidsd for the appointment of three
~ m to audit and issue certiti-
OOD = ,bsir awards on the hearing OF
, q. Complaints and evidence of the claim
", y. We are happy to learn that Cover,
'Ds M,D.nr appointed Judge HooGLASD,
~ =, r,cumseh, one of the Commissioners
~. the Council elected Fl. j. ADAMS
WV w. If Leavsnworth; and the House Of
= D' '4a,,,.e,.atives, Mr.. KINsMAN, of Brown
I D,r the balance of the commission
~ .upplementy Act, an attorney was
r;1sd for on the part Of the Territory,
!, SEQ that the latter was not defrauded
=. arc pleased to learn that Judge Nc.
Wv Of Wyandott. was nominated by the
n,,s,pOr. and confirmed by the Council fol
IN, Office. The Commissioners were tc
-, IN Lsavenworth this week to arrange
49,, Dlsn of proceeding, with the view Of
.,,.lpp a. once upon the discharge o.
their duties.
Twas apprehended at one time, that the
At had been rendered almost imperative
~ the adoption of the supplementary Act
ba. ". are glad to learn that it failed t.
.F.c, the original bill in any manner
o,ber than by the appointment of an at
orney, which We deem a very benefcisn
f,,.ure, and one calculated to give still
g-.,.er value to the original Act. by pre-
venting the allowance of fraudulen
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GROCERIES
PR @ VISIO N 5,

Which l VIII sell as low as any man in Lawrence
and warrant to be of good quality:
Just received, at the above political emporium,
quite n lot of the needfuls, such as
Splendid n. o. SUGAR, which goes OF like hot
Equally Splendid BELCHER'S SYRUP. which
does not sell so fast.
Extra Quality SUPERFlNE FLOUR, Whlcn
also sells rather slow.
First rate RIO COFFEE. (sells fast,)
OYSTERS, OYSTERS, (sale middling)
Splendid BEANS, (sale very rapid)
Also. COARSE SALT. CRUSHED SUGAR.
CREAM TARTAR, BABBITT'S SALERATUS
RAISINS. CURRANTS,
BLACK TEA. MUSTARD,
CANDLE WICK, SHOE BLACKING, INK,
PURE GINGER. CAYENNE PEPPER,
BROOMS, PALS, TUBS. BED CORDS.
SIMMONS BEST AXES, BUCK SKIN GLOVES
AND MITTENS.
SOCKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
STAR AND TALLOW CANDLES EXCEL
SIOR AND BROWN SOAP,
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS AND LEAD,
All kinds ofSTEAM REFINEDC CONNECTION
AIRY, 80
80 bushels nice GREEN APPLES, expected in a
| few days from Pittsburg, Pa.
ton DRIED APPLES AND BEANS,
All for sale low for cash, or most kinds Of PRO-
DUCE. CORN especially.
Jan SIT C. STEARNS.
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@ By an advertisement it will be seen
that the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-
road will be opened the whole length Of
the line on the 2sth inst, thus opening up
a rail road connection with the extreme
East, after that date, from St. Joseph
The Atchison and St. Joseph Railroad
is graded throughout the entire route, and
the rails are in St. Joseph, ready to be
laid as soon as the ties are ready. They
are now being got ready. The design is
to have the road in running order by the
first of June. Atchison is but forty miles
from Lawrence, hence, after juno we will
be within forty miles of rail road, by which
we can travel in brief time to all part.
of the Union.
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W on our fourth page will be found
~ advertisement of E. 8. ZEvELY, Of
cumberland, Maryland, who is engaged
n a. Inc manufacture of stamps for Post
rI'e' and among other things, small
-,1u press for printing Offices. the cost oil
"4''n " only SIS. We have one of those
r'Se' IN our Office, and we find it fol
.A'aad all other kinds Of work where the
p''s'on does not exceed 6 by 8 inches
s.'' squal to the Washington press, and
IO'e liable to get out of repair. W,
l., u specially commend them to pub,
,.s who need small hand press fo1
N and circular work. Address tn,
r;.l Ac'urer, and get an engraving Of It,
WIN letter press description
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Notice.

I TAKE the following method to supply the
wants Of those who wish to have their lands
surveyed.
will be in Shawnee on 18th TO 18th Of each
month; Monticello, 18th and 18th; Lexington,
20th to 25th: Mechanism. 26th and 9th. Gardner.
ssth and e9th: Spring Hill. 30th to LIST; Aubry,
I'd and 3D.; Oxford. 4th and 5th; Olathe. 20 9Th,
and back TO Lexington, 10th TO 18th. All who
me through the Postof6ce at either Of the towns,
stating the No. of Section, Township and Range,
A. SLAUGHTER, County SURVEYOR.
johnson Co., Kansas, Dec. 9th, SET.
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Or It is understood that a Lodge of
Odd Fellows will be established in Quin-
daro within short time. We observe BY
the ChindoWan, that measures have been
taken by the members, residents Of that
place, to that sassk
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Pfices Current.


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bACON-lVgifc.
C0DFIsH-lUc.
MAcKEREL-lSgi9c. 4.
MANILA RoPE-ssc.
SoAr-lVsisc. :.
CAHDLEs-Star, &c.
-" -Sterine. zoe.
IIALLow-shc. :.
SGEsNI < OK.
cotton BATrING-zoc.
lRoS-1Sl0c.
NAILs-eSSc. ..
GAsTIEds-"c: a,
LOG CHAlN-mSzHe. .,
STOVE fIPE-loc:
SAD lRoSs-lVglzhc.
HIDEs-Green. &c.
-Dry,cc
SALr-s sack Of eoobs. $500.
AxES-New England pattern, SI:
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or Il is not true that the Office Of
District Recorder was abolished, although
Bill was introduced into the Legislature
for that purpose. Mr.. REYNOLDS continues
to attend to the duties Of the Office, few
doors north of the post Office.
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Kidnappers in Town!

i undertook, the other night, TO kidnap a free
negro Of this place. bnt they signally failed 10
their attempt. The Missouri legislature 1t Is
said. has offered a reward of 5000 for the con-
vietion Of "0ld John Brown"
The famous Montgomery has actually lectureo
in conservative Lawrence.
All these items Of news, and many others, are
daily discussed at my store by the crowds VINO
show their good sense BY trading there.
don't take much part in these discussions.
having as much as | can attend to to sell goods
to those who want them. Nevertheless. ! hear
what is going on, and would say. once for All;
great is free speech" Come. one and all; ana
talk ra.licalisin and conservatism. as much a.
you please but he sure and end your discussions
By buying some Of my
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Action i'm RepIevin and Damages.
KANSAS TERRITORY, 90
Davis County.i So
,onx cSsi,,r,H Civil Cause.

THE Plaintiff will take notice that on the
L LIST, day of October, A. d. ls5s, the De-
iendant did, IN this case, file petition in the
Once OF the Clerk Of Probate in and for said
County, for an arrest Of judgment which was
rendered against him on the 2sth day of Sep
TENDER, ls5s. in said Court,
Therefore, it is ordered BY the Court that the
Plaintiff By himself or BY his Attorneys, shall
answer unto the Defendant in his petition and
show cause why, if any there be, the said judg-
ment should not be set aside and a new hearing
had If the said Plaintiff shall tail TO answer
this. the said Judgment will be considered b,
the Court as set aside and new hearin; granted
Given under my hand and private
SEAL \seal. (there being no public seal pro-
(@N cured,l this 18th day of January, A
ID, ls59. Ell. PATTEE,
Clerk Of Probate in and for said COUNTY, Kansas
WHIrE d HERBERT, Plaintiffs Atty's.
February 5th, 1s59-4t
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LAWREN CE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

KMBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
~ tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared TO furnish Mill Work of all
kinds. both Cast and Wrought, 81 EAM EN-
GINES, HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS,
THRESHING MACHINES, and oil kinds Of
Machinery needed in Kansas Having long felt
the need Of Works Of this kind ourselves, We
the wants Of Kansas, and feel confident we can
give perfect satisfaction TO oil wishing Machine
rs. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to repairs. Old Cast
Iron wanted. klMBALL RR0THERS.
August %, SO.
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OF We publish on our first page IAN
Act relating to Highways" It's impor-
lance will justify the space consumed with
it 1t was approved by the Governor.
Feb. 4th. We should have attached his
signature to it
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A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, will
N practice in the several Courts Of Record
in Kansas, attend to cases in the Land Once,
and give particular attention To collections in
all parts Of the Territory.
Will, also. attend to the location Of Land
Warrants, investments in city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment Of
Non-Residents' taxes and the purchase, sale and
renting of village property, in all parts OF the
Territory.
Hoo. Cha. Robinson, Lawrence, Kan; Eldridge
Brothers, Lawrence, K. T., and Kansas City.
Mo-; VIM. +; lockwood, Omaha, y I'll ReI-
PIymcuth. Wis; Gov, s. r. Chase, Columbus,
ESQ, Cincinnati, o.; J. C. Grannis. Esq Cleye-
land, o.; II. ?. Baldwin, Esq., Detroit, Mich;
Rochester, n. Y; DR.. A. B. Child. Boston, Macs.
T A. G. W. SAPFogD is Notary Public for
Douglas County. Sept. ~. IS
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q N WOod

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR LECOMP-
y ton Township, duly qualified. Law day ID
Monday in each month. Office, at my residence
one mile southwest Of Lawrence, in Lecompton
Township; p. D. Address, Lawrence, Kansas.
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~. ~ several OF our citizens, DESTROYS Of
uslng the cold of the season till q
lin period next summer, have been put
va. y ice during the last week. We
". Apprshensive, until last week, that
,S.' 'uOOld have no weather this winter
A''p'ed to putting up ice.
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon,
I1Would respectfully inform the public that be
tender his professional services to those whJ
may be Inclined to favor Homeopathy. Once in
the johnson House. No. 81 and %. Vermont
Street. H-u.
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int, ~ - Tue bill admitting Oregon as Stat.
-. 1' Union, passed the House of Rep.
in. 'i'es' at Washington, on the 18th
,v..' :. 1t came from the Ssnate-ll4
s.s \, .Oo nays. The President has signi.
us design to approve the bill
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N. C.GRoSYENoR.

WOOD ENGRAvER, n. E. Corner Of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets, ID story. Cincinnati
Ohio.
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Fruit Trees, Frui. Tree...

Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!i
WE HAVE grated Apple trees to feet tall.
w Peach, Pear, and Cherry trees. Also,
GraDe Vines, RasUS e and LaWtcn BiackSer
~ bushes, Ounces, So, for sale at our Nursery,
ut Judge Wake6eld's, between Lawrence and
Lecompton. Give US . call. p. D. kanwacs.
w. P. HAM BROTHER.
February 5th. 1859
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pRENTISS & CRIsWOLO

A RE now receiving their Winter Stock Of
n GOODS. comprised Of n large assortment q
all articles in their line of business, which will
be old as cheap as the cheapest, and warranted
to be as good as the best,
BURNING FLUID. Csmphene and Oil. in
large quantities. and OF tho best quality. All
preferring light to darkness, are requested to
charge. Dec. 4, SO.
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THREE LOTS in Lawrence, suitable for mill
= ing or machinery purposes, with good spIins
on the same for sale cheap By q. W. BROWN.
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Order of Publication.


In THE THIRD DISTRICT Court of the TERRITORY
Of Kansas, in and for the County Of Allen. In
vacation.
j. Z. PACKER,
F. NJ. SERENBETZ,>
THE Plaintiff having filed an affidavit stating
i that the said Defendant has abscOnded or so
concealed himself, that a summons cannot be
served upon him; and it appearing TO the salts
faction Of the Clerk in vacation. that said De-
PENDANT cannot be served with process issuing
out of this Court, it is ordered that he, the said
Defendant, be notified By publication being made
for six successive weeks in the Herdldof Freedom,
| a newspaper published in the town Of Lawrence.
| in the Territory aforesaid. of the pendency of
this suit, the object Of which is to receive the
sum of $3.50, &C due, and owing By the said Dcfen-
dant TO the said Plaintiff that his property has
been attached TO pay the same, and that unless he
plead answer or demur within the time prescribed
b. law, the petition Of said Plaintifagainst him
filed in the Clerks Office aforesaid, will be taken
as true judgment rendered according, and his
| property sold to satisfy the same.
| In testimony whereof. have here
SEAT \unto set my hand and affixed my pri-
NIX Jvate seal, there being no public seal
| 20 ~ as yet provided.
| Done at my Office in the town Of Cofachique
this, the sd Of December, A. ID. 1853.
| j. b. LAMKIN. Clerk.
THURsroN THOMPSON. Atty's for Plaintiff.
Jan 15-6t
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Lorenzo Westover,

DROBATE AND COUNTY JUDGE. RHe,
I County, l.. T., Attorney. Counsellor and
Solicitor in Supreme and U. s. Courts, and Gen
eral Land Agent. Manhattan. X. 7.
August u lS56.
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,oIS ~ faFtiss are daily arriving for the
S,,s mines. A large body win go for
u'A lAwFsnss ~ the fss If March,
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PROVISIONS and GROCERIES,

JOHN A. HALDERMAH. WIN. STANLEY.
Haldcrmun q Stanley,
A TToRNEYS AT LAW. Lenvenworth City,
n K 7. Will practice in the Superior and In
ferior Courts of the Territory. Collections made
and promptly rcmitted. Jan 29-b'
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n. p. ReHseF.
RRArroN HOUSE,

Burlinrame, .. -. Kanas.
rTHE WEARY AND HUNGRY TRAVELLER
i will find this comfortable stopping place
where both himself and jad ed animal will find q
clean and well spread table, or warm and vel!
prOyisioned stable.
This house is new, well finished and comforta-
bly, furnished. with clean rooms and bed.
The table will never lack of the fullest variety
that an interior market will afford. 1t is located
in the southern part of shawnee County, on the
great Santa Fe road-the favorite route to the
gold fields of western Kansas, Pixies Peak" be
ing $40 miles west of US, and We s. miles west Of
Kansas City, Mo.
Burlingame, &. T., Feb. 9th, ls5s-feb l.
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w. n. Sufliff.

MERCHANT TAILOR, Wholesale and Retail
Nl Dealer in Cloths. Clothing, and Scns
Furnishing Goods, at our asn sfcs1. nnaet sne
Eldridge House. first door from caaoon. SS'e
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N. m,Cracken,

vrTHoLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding snd
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cherokee
street, Lcavenworth CITY, L. T. Nov. y; 30.
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M. SOLO NJ 8 n,
Lost Land.Warfants

A IL persons are cautioned against purchasing
lows: No. 4, ss6, issued to Henry It, John, for
100 acres; No. ASS, issued to William Young.
for 60 acres No. IA 075, issued to David Richards
for 90 acres, No, asa, issued to Henry Fritts,
tJuplicateJ for 20 acres. Said Warrants were
lost about The first OF January le59. and were, at
ina time OF theft loss the Property Of the under-
signed. Application will be made to the com,
missioner OF pensions for Duplicates OF said
warrants and . caveat fled in the General
Land Once against the location Of the original
Warrants. K. b MITCHELL.
By LOwMAS 4 REYNOLDS, his Attorneys.
Ian 90 SGT,
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n Cleneufe,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend toal bun;
n ness entrusted to his care also, vii st.ene
to the purchase and sale Of lana ana una e'ain'
Teeumssh, Shawnee Co.. &. T.. Nov. p, 20.
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G. Z. HOLIDAY. rHos. o. rHoRsrox
Holiday q Thornton,
r AWYERS AND LAND AGENTS, Tepska.
~ I. ]. keegneD y, NE
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
j. G. 8 AN ID 8
Claims For Sale,

THAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS ON
hand for sale in which there are great bargains,
as the owners are going to leave the Territory in
disgust.
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