The Kansas Financier from Topeka, Kansas • 4

THE KANSAS FREEMAN: INDEPENDENT. PROCLAMATION. Ashland Precinct, at some suitable bouse at Ashland Messrs. Adams, i A Constitution and General Banking Law. ATTENTION I--EYES RIGHT This way for Bargains! CARTER VAUGHAN, OF THE Big Springs Emporium, HAVE just arrived with an extensive and general stock of Dry Goods, Groceries Crockery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes.

Clothing, Provisions, Paints, Oils, Drugs. Medi cities, Dye Stufls, Our assortmen is complete, and we wiH nos be undersold, laving permanently located ourselves at this the most desirable point in the Territory, we are bound to so transact bigness as to give general satisfaction. We purchased our goods or cash, and will sell at a slight advance for a like article, Give us a call, and convince vnurselves. We -marge nothing for an exarmwation of our goods. CARTER fc VAUGHAN P.

S. Remember our cstablishmen BTG SPRINGS EMPORIUM. Big Springs, K. Oct 24, 1855, ---y. 1 i -L All Ready for the Campaign! THE new store of the subscribers is now nearly completed, and they are ready for an extensive wholesale and retail trade with the Territory.

They have much the largest stock of Goods ever in the Territory, and it is THE STORE! Where you will find everything at one place. They have already opened an extensive wholesale trade with other towns, and hope a still more extensive business in that department, for the question is now settled that they will wholesale Dry Goods far cheaper than any store this side of St. Louis, and heavy goods cheap as can be bought there adding freight. Terms invariably cash G. W.

HUTCHINSON, OCX Lawrence, Oct. 10. I. G. K.

GARVEY, Attorney, Counsellor and Solid tor Is also commissioner for nearly every State the Union, as well as the Territories. Offio second door from Commeicial Head Quarter, under the office of the Kansas Freeman, on Kansas avenue. Sept. 26. If.

TOFElxA, This placets situated on the Kansas Rivet exactly midway between its mouth and Furt Kiley, where the river is formed by the confltnace the Republican ana Sinoky Hill forks. It is more nearly centml of the settled portions of Kansas than any other town in the Territory; and must for a long time, if not always, enjoy the many advantages growing out of this circumstance. It is also central of one of the largest unbroken tracts of beautiful, healthful, and productive farm claims of which the Territory can so justly boast. Its local natural advantages are unsurpassed. The pnrest water eau either be obtained from the living fountain, or by the sinking of wells to a depth less than twenty-five feet.

Stone for building purposes, of the finest quality and in exhaustless quantities, abounds wtthin the city limits-Bnck of superior richness of coloring and hardness of finish, are furnished at the yard at less than Bix dollacs per thousand The purest limestone and sand for building can readily he procured within the city limits and the immediate vicinity. Within a range of three miles from the city several veins of stone coal have bpen opened which our smiths pronounce but little inferior to the Pittsburg, coal. Convenient to Topeka there are large tracts of excellent timbered lands; among whioh are the much talked of hull-breed Kaw Lands and which are acknowledged to contain Jhe best timber in the Ter ritorv. Topeka is connectecfjth albibe prominent places in the Te-n tory by old and well traveled roads, among which is the regular established route from Iu- Judges. By authority vested in me as Chairman Senatorial District; Pawnee Pre- the Executive Committee of Kansas at Loden and Shaw8 store in Paw- lerritory, I do hereby proclaim and make nee.

Higgins, W. M. McClure, L. known, .1 Hnapp, Judges. That the qualified voters of said Terri- Big Blue at the hou-e of S.

D. tory will meet at the several precincts here- Dyer in J. Stewart, P. Nezhart, inafter mentioned, on the 15th day of ky. Hanna, Judges.

December, A. 1855, and then and Rock Creek Precinct, at the house of R. there cast their ballots for or against the Lyjison j. Barnell, C. Jenkins, H.

Rem-the Constitution framed by the Co nven- mej judo.es tion whieh met at Topeka on the 23d day gt Senatorial District, Black Vetinil-of October, 1855, in the following form jj0I1 precinct, at some suitable house in Those in favor voting a ballot upon which said precinct on the Vermillion branch of is written or printed ON STITL TI ON, gjue river John Shmidt, Mr. Hol-those against NO CONSTITUTION. lingburgh, M. Alvey, judges. At the same time and places they will cast gL precinct, at the house of be, at the time of offering to vote, a citizen of the United States, and who shall have resided and had his habitation, domicil, home and place of permanent abode in Kansas Territory, for thirty days next preceding the election, shall be deemed a qualified elector; provided, that no soldier, seaman or marine of the regular army of the United States, shall be enti-tleu to vote- BLANKS.

Printed forms of poll books, tally papers and tiekets will I furnished to the officers of each election precinct. The importance of the election will doubtless induce you to observe the forms transmitted, and scrupulously to adhere to the rules herein recited. It is confidently expected the people of Kansas will be permitted to exercise the right of suffrage upon vital a subject as their first Constitution, without interference from foreign invaders; if, however, you are disappointed, and any attempt should be made to pollute the Ballot Box by force or otherwise, the judges will unhesitatingly exercise the authority vestoc in them, and adjourn or remove the polls to such time and place as in their judgment will secure a legal election. Given under my hand at the office of the Executive Committe of Kansas Territory, at Topeka, this 24th day of A. -J.

1855. J.H.LANE, Chn. J. K. GOODIN, Secy.

FLOUR. TUST received at Commercial Head Charters- dpenWcr.Iud&nsarcUy.MZto CJii mlkfng 100 sacks extra superfine flour, which will ba sold at less than a li article can be pure ha sed in the City. Call in ASH ARE of the City of Topeka will be sold at a bargain. Enquire immediately of Holliday Thornton, Oct. 1855.

Lawyers Land Agent. its crossing of the Kansas River at this place by the eld and well known Papan Ferry. Topeka was founded on the fifth day of December, 1854, after many of the ox tie of Kansas had acquired birfi an extensive name and fami abroad. It is now in point of population, buildings, private and public, postal arrangements, printing facilities, mercantile prosperity, niechai ic pursuits, church and sell. 1 mid of wealth, refinement their ballots appioving or disapproving an-article in relation to a OENERAL BANKING LAw, framed by said Convention, whieh article is submitted as a distinct F.

Bertrand; Dr. Palmer, C. Garrett, Dean, judges. Silver Lake precinci, at some suitable house at Indianola; E. Kennedy, J.

privileges, ntelligence, and'pu die improvements, generally, the hird city in Kansas Territoiy. There is no place in the Teriitery where capita' can be so profitably invested, or where the mechanic or laborer will receive so largea re turn for his industry. S. N. HOOD, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Ba Estate Agent, Lawrence, Kauas Territory.

Collegium and Investments, buying and selling city property, promptly atb-nde 1 to. 02 ce MaasachuseUi itrt. Nov. 2, 1855. New Boarding House in Lawrenca.

The New House, No. "'4, Massachusetts street, has been opened for the reception of board, both permanent and transient. The proprietova have spared neither labor nor expense to their House a pleasant and comfortable home for those who favor them with their patronage. elicit a share of yr.blic patronage, eepecially from those vt ho may be able to provide themselves with lodging, though we will not limit om hospitalities to such. Prices will not vary essentially from ti-se established bv other homes.

C. HURD, L. S. HALL, Lawrence, K. T-, Sept.

S6 tf, Watches and Clocks, For sale at Commercial Head Quarters. Sept. 28. tf TIIOS. G.

THORN ION. C. K. HOLLIDAY. HOLLIDAY THORNTON, LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS, YTTILL attend, faithfully and promptly, to VY ail Office, ness ilie me ot tl-ir pruf-ssion 6'J, Ktusiis u.peka, K.

T. proposition, to be voted upon by casting a Hopkins, John G- Thompson, judges, written or printed ballot, in the following 9th senatorial District; Dayton preform Those in favor voting GENERAL cinctj at the hoUse of Bainter Hoover; BANKING AAWYES, those against I Lewis Hoover, Nathan Adams, G. B. GENERAL BAMKING LAW NO. Haip jud If a majority of the votes cast shall be Grasshopper Falls precinct, at the house in favor of said article, thn the same shall 0f the Mill Company S.

H. Dunn, John form a part of the Constitution other- y. Clark, J. M. Ross, judges.

Inurois E. C. K. GARVEY. tity For salr1, by Sept.

c4 6. tf. Cofiw So fieri, Mfik Strainers, Mol Scoope Dippers, jlusters, Measuies, etc. Fine assortment i chived by ALLEN Si UOIIDEN- TINWARE Pails, Pans, Plates, Cups, Cutleis. ilooifeapathy Alcohol, At Commercial Head Quarters.

Sep. i 6. tf. Money to Loan On approved securitv, by Sepi. 26 tf.

K. C. K. GARVEY. otiay xiorse.

TRAYED away from the subscribe about the 1st an Indian Poney Mare and Colt. The mare is a bay, w'ith la mane cut slo-t the colt is a dark brown, with black nos Any' person knowing their whereabouts will oblige bv triving notice of the same. C. K. GARVEY.

Topeka, Oct. 24, 1855. Builders Attend HAVING Received an assortment of Glazed and Painted Windows, of the first quality, and Doors, A. No. 1, of various sizes and finish.

We now ofter them to the building public as the cheapest and best stock to be had in the Territory. We have already a good stock on hand, and arc receiving additions weeky. Orders may be filled at the manufactory not only of the above named articles but also blinds and house-trimmings, E. Emerson July 4. 185.

3m PROSPECTUS FOR THE KANSAS INTELLIGENCER. Inks, Red Black and Bine, nun ercia1 Head Quarters. Sep PROCLAMATION BLACK LAWS. By authority vested in me as Chairman of the Executive Gommittee of Kansas Territory, I do hereby proclaim that the qualified electors of said Territory will, on the 1 5th day of December, A. D.

T855, express their approval or disapproval of the passage of laws by the General Assembly providing for the exclusion of free Negroes from the State of Kansas, in the City Lots Bought and Sold, Or exchanged, by E. C- K. GARYEY. Sept. 26.

tf. Lair Books, Head Qaartera. Commereial -U. For sale at Sept. 26, 55- Whitfield precinct, at the house of J-B.

Chapman Thomas James, Vincent D-Cohee, James A. Gray, judges. 10th Senatorial District; California precinct, at the house of W. W. Moore: W.

W. Moore, W. Jackson, judges. St. Jo Brttom precinct, at th6 house of B.

Harden; Geo. Bryant, H. Smallwood? A. A. Jamison, judges.

Burr Ouk precinct, at the house of Mr. Wilson; Mr. Brock, Mr. Wilson, Thomas McCollock, judges. Palermo precinct, at the house of R.

Martin John White, R. Ladd, White, judges, Doniphan precinct, at Collins Mill; Da-vid Lee, D. W. Fields, JMcName, judges. Wolf river precinct, at the house of Mr.

Searl Mr Searl, Mr. Ulse, Mr. Richardson, judges. Iowa Point precinct, at the house of Mr. McColl; Mr.

-Dundy, Mr. Padue? judges. 11 th Senatorial District; Kiekapoo precinct, at some suitable house in Ivicka-poo ty; Dr. AfcCormas, M. Zimmerman, Mr.

Boyd, judges. Port William precinct, at the House of Dr. Hathaway, Mr Oliphant, Mr. Potter, the said voting at 0 following manner: by Family BiMes, Can be found at Commercial Head Quarters. Sept.

26, 55. tf. AMERICAN HOTEL, KANSAS CITY, MO. ELDRIDGE LYMAN-Proprietors. EOR excellence of accommodations, superiority of fare, and comfort and convenience of generally, this House is unexcelled by any Hutel west of St.

Louis. Daily lines of Stages leave the Hotel for all points of Kansas Tenitorv, Western Missouri vetc. -ii excellent Liyrj, liable is attached to the Hotul, for the accommodation of the public. October 2'Jth, ISjf" A Good Assortment Medical Works, At Commercial Head Quarters. Sep.

36-tL MEDICINES, Wholesale and RetaiL JUST Received at Commercial Head Quart 200 doz boxes Grafcnberg Vegetable Pills, 30 packages Health Bitters, 75dox. boxes Grass Mountain Ointment, 60 doz. bottles Eye Lotion, 60 do. Dysentery Sjrup, 12 doz. boxes Foac and Ague Pills, 36 doz.

Childrens Pan ace; 4 doz. Sarsapanlla, 20 doz. Pile d. Uterine Catholicon, 5 doz. Consumptives Bsha, and 100 doz.

Cough Candy. Another larg bAt lias been shipped from New York.se that Mm millions may be furnished here. Sept. 2 55. if.

wise, it shall be void, and form no part thereof. ELECTION PRECINCTS. 1st Senatorial District; Lawrence Precinct, at the Free State Hotel; A. D. Searl Ly man Allen, Henry Bronson, Judges.

Franklin Precinct, at the store' of E.B. Furdam; James McGee, Horace A.Enos E. B. Purdain, Judges. Blanton Preeinct, at the house of J.

B. Abbott; Jehn Stewart, R. Vaughn, P. T. Hupp, Judges, Palmyra Precinct, at the house of H.

Barricklow H. Barricklow, Louis Green, A. Pierson, Judges. 2d Senatorial District; Bloomington Precinct, at the House of H. Burson; Samuel Smith, Daniel Vancil, J.

M. Dunn. Judges, East Douglas Precinct, at the House of Esqr. Cranmer; John Jackson, Harris? Shimmons Judges. 3d Senatorial District; Washington Precinct, at the house of W.

R. Frost; W. Riley, Caleb Antram, Eli Allen, Judges. Tecumseh Precinct, at the house of J. Taylor Charles Jordan, John Morris, F.

Grassmuck, Judges. Topeka Precinct, at the law office of E. judges. C. K.

Garvey; Dr. F. L. Crane, Alii ton C. Mount Ploasant precinct, at the house Dickey, J.

F. Cummings, Judges. Lf M. 'A. Potter; Mr.

Ridgeway, B. El Brownsville Precinct, at the house of G. pot? h. A. Potter, judges.

W. Brown; G. W. Brown, Mr. Simmer- Ocena precinct, at the store of Crosby well, Dr.

Bowen, Judges. Archibald Elliott, A. Landrum, 4th Senatorial District; Prairie City h. Snyder, jvdges. Precinct, at the house of S.

Mewhinney; 1 2th Senatorial District: Leavenworth W. Moore, Samuel Workman, Amos Han- at the office of Gardiner A Ha, Judges Dodge: A. Fisher, H. Doyle, H. Hook, Jission Precinct, at the Baptist Mission jn3ges Building; G.

L. Osborn, S. M. Cornantzer, Easton Precinct, at the house ofvT. A.

Lewis Dougherty, Judges. Maynard T. A. Maynard, G. J.

Clark, W. Wakarusa Precinct, at the store of Pas- pennock, Judges, ehal Fish L. H. Bascom, Bond, A. Wyandott Precinct, at the Council II.

Green, Judges. House in Wyandott City A. Guthrie, G. election a written or printed ticket labelled Exclusion of Negroes and Mulattoes, Yes or No; those in favor voting Yes, and hose against No. The result of such vote to operate as instructions to the first General Assembly upon that subject-The said votes to be received by the same judges, and the election conducted as provided in the proclainatidn'of1 even date herewith, in reference to the Constitution and General Banking Law's.

Given nndcr my hand at the office of the Executive Committee of Kansas Territory, at Topeka, this 24th day A. D. 1855. J. H.

LANE, Chn. J. K. Goon in. Secy.

WE Propose publishing a newspaper of the above title, at the town of Whitfield, K. weekly. Terms-one dollar and fifty cents, payable upon the reception of the first number. It is usual for ediiois in soliciting patronage for a new paper, to set forth in a lengthy prospectus its intended peculiar merits, as welL as their political creed. This usual courtesey we beg leave to omit on the present occasion, only, so far as to say, that we design to render the paper as useful to all classes of persons, on all subjects, as our ability ill admit.

We shall arrange through Coi respondents to report the settlement and prosperity of the different sections of the Territory. In politics we are decidedly anti slavery angl shall support an immediate State Government. We shall fearlessly advocate the rights of the people and scrutinize the political conduct of all public officers -f tfYWf-tb GU ABM AN. Whitfield, Nov, 1, Ed. Propr.

For Sale. A pair of team Horses with Wagon Harness being the property' of the late Win. H. Brown of this city; also his clothing and other articles. All persons having accounts against said Brown aie requested to hand them to the subscriber on or before the fiist day of Dec.

uext, that his affairs may be closed as soon as possible after that date. Topeka, Nov. 22. H. WATERS.

Taken Up On the 6th by the subscriber, a gray Mare about seventeen years old, flea bitten. Nov 22. tf EDWARD ADAMS. Topeka aud Kansas txpress. The Subscriber will run a weekly Express from Topeka to Kansas, via, Lawrence, for the accommodation of passengers and the carnage of light freight.

All business entrusted to our care will meat with prompt attention, at reasonable rates. Leaves Topeka every Tuesday', at 9 oclock A. 2d-, returning, leaves Kansas Thuisday at 2 oclock P. 1 1 A 'ill AW AY HENDESON. Important.

The regular sittings of the Executive Committee of Kansas Territory will be bad at Topeka until further ordered on every 2d and 4th Saturday of each month. Persons having business with the Committee, will bear in mind that it will only be attended to during the regular sit-Per order, J. GOODIN, Sec. Something for the Upper Ten! The most fashionable patterns for Vests sui Pants in the Territory are at Commercial Hea Quarters. Sept.

20 CORN MEAL Cheaper than the Cheapest! it UR. James Burns, of Clay Co, Mo, lifts sexi itJL a large lot of New to Commercial Head Quarters wli positive instruction to eH it cheaper than the cheapest in the city. Call in and see. Mr. B.

has also a large lot of superior flour which will be on hand within a week to sell twenty-five cents per bag under any hous in the place Oct. 10, 55. Books A fine selection of School and Miscellaneous Books are kept for sale at Commercial Head Quarters; among which are the Heroines of History, Heroines of the Crusades, Foxs Book of Martyr Perilous Adventures of Travelers Far and 'side. Cruise in the Mediterranean, Hum ry Gr lis. People I Have Met, Rural Letu.rr Fun jttings.

Autographs for Freedom Gre Citif of t'e World, Frank Freemans Barb Sho Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities cf Wester Ne York, Signers of the Declaration, Armv of the United States, Geographical History of New York. Pocket and quarto Bibles. Ac. A1 a large supply of Toy Books for children. We ha also a very superior article of Foolscap and Letter Papers, Pens, Pen-holders, Black Writing Fluid, Adhesive Faber Pencils.

Ac. Topeka, Sept. 28., tf. J. Clark, E.

Zane, Judges. 5th Senatorial Dibtrict; Osawatonrie Precinct, at the house of Samuel freer Wm. Chestnut, Bi Woodbury, Wm. Sailing, Judges INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES OF ELECTION. The tlree Judges will provide for each StantoiTprecinct, at the House of Mr.

poll, ballot bones for depositing the ballots Staniford: J. Woollard, Mr. Miprse, W. G. cast by electors; shall appoint two clerks, Territorial Agency.

As Agents for Messrs. Wm. Wade tfe Cos St Louis steam planing mill, we furnish at shoit notice Ready Made Houses of 1, 2, and 4 rooms; also, every description of rough and dressed lumber, flooring, sasli, blinds, window and door frames, of the very best quality'. As Agents for Messrs. AT ingslands urgu-sons Phoenix Foundery', St.

Louis, we furnish steam engines, horse powers. Pages tb Cliilds single and double saw nulls, threshers, cob aud corn crushers, and all kinds of castings. As Agents for Messrs. G. tfc C.

Todd we furni-h portable grain mills of all sizes, bolting cloths, rubber and leather belting, and eery "descript ion of mill furnishing goods. As Agents for Messrs. m. M. Plant we furnish every description of agricultural implements.

We also furnish wagons, carriages, buggies, and any other articles of St. Louis manufacture. Terms and specifications may he obtained by eallin on us. DENNIS. LEWIS fc Forwarding and Commission Merchants.

-Kiekapoo City, AT- Sept. 26. Nichols, Judges. Pottawatomie Precinct, at the meeting house; F. Brown, J.

Grant, F. B. M0rse GUITAR and Violin Strings, and every kind of Musical Merchandise, kept constantly on hand, at Commercial Head Quarters. Sep. C1LAROXETTS, Flutes, and Fifes, at reduced prices, at Commercia Free State The Free State voters of Kansas Territory are requested to meet in their respective Districts on the 15th of December next, to choose Delegates to a Free State Convention to be held at Lawrence, Saturday, December 22d, 1855, to nominate1 candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, State Printer, Attorney General, three Supreme Judges, Clerk and Reporter of the Supreme Court, and all other State officers to be voted for on the Third Tuesday of Ja uary nexe; to transact any other business that may properly come before the Convention.

The number of Delegates from each District respectively, to equal the number of State Senators and Representatives according to the apportionment of the Constitutional Convention. C. ROBINSON, Chn Free State Ex. Com. PROCLAMATION! Glad Tidings of Great OH YES! OH YES! OH YES! HEAR YE! ALL IN 'WANT OF FINE FANCY GOOES! COMMERCIAL HEAD QUARTERS, under the office of the Kansas Freeman, Kansas Avenue, Topeka, K.

is now open and ready for' the reception of visitors wishing to purchase Dry Goods, Groceries, Books and Stationary, Drugs and Medicines, Fancy Goods, Music, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, with teu thousand articles too numerous to mention. We admit of no rival, challenge competition, and only ask a discerning Public to give us a call and convince themselves that vve undersell all others. Topeka, K. T-, Sept. 19, 55.

CHEAP CASH STORE A LENT GOUDEJV, CORNER of Kansas Avenue and 4th stree aealeis in Dry Goods, Provisions, and Gro ceries. We sell lor Cash. Keep no L-ook ac counts and will sell cheap GLOTHING. A large and well selected assortment of Gents Clothing, Boots and Shoes, which will not fail to l'hM? wisuing to telit f.nm head to ijM. 1 on Sept.

26. tf. Head Quarters. TOTES can be had by callng on ALLEN C-ORDEN. Copies of the Kansas Freeman, The official organ cf the Free State Party, for ale at Commercial Head Quarters.

Sep. Bools and Shoes! The best, very best assortment in the Territory and at the lowest prices, can be had at Commercial Head Quarters. P. S. Whole cases at Boston wholesale prices, adding transportation.

Sept. 26. tf. Sardines, Fresh and Good, At Commercial Head Quarters. Sep.

LITTLE Pills, and all the little and great Medicines used by Homoeopathy Physi cians, prepared at the Homoepathic Pharmacy of the celebrated Drs. Douglas Greves, Mil wau kie, Wisconsin, are for sale at Commercial Head Quarters. Sept. 19, 55. tG3 necl s'andy.

At Coini'iereui' Head Quirters. Sep. all of whom shall be' sworn or affirmed to discharge the duties of their respective offices impartially and with fidelity and the judges and clerks shall have power to administer the oath or affirmation to each other; and the said judges shall open said election at 9 oclock A. at the place designated in each precinct in this proclamation, and close the same at 6 oclock P. M.

In case any of the officers appointed fail to attend, the officer or officers in attendance shall supply the vacancy or vacancies; and the event of all of them failing to attend, the qualified electors shall suDply their places. And the said judges shrill make out returns of said election, seal up and deliver to the Chairman of the Executive Committee the same w'ithin TEN DAYS after said election. If at the time of holding said election it si all be incorve. nient on account of any cause whatever that would disturb or prevent the voters of any election precinct in the Territory from the free and peaceable exercise of the elective franchise, the officers are au. thorized to adjourn said election to any other precinct in the Territory, and to any other day they may see proper of the necessity of which, they shall be the exclusive judges; at which time and place the qualified voters may their ballots.

1 duplicate Broad Ciotbs! A fine stock, at Commercial Head Sept. 26. tf. GOKDKN. A I 55.

tl. Topeka, July 4tk. Dennis Ready Wade At Commercial Head Quarters. Sep.26 J. W.

Dennis, C. C. Dennis, Kiekapoo City, E. Dennis, Lewis Lewis, Fayette, Mo. T.

Judges. ai ampden Precinct, at the House of W. A. Ela; W. A.

Ela, Chancey Morse, Geo Law, Judges. Sugar Creek Precinct, at the House of Silas Young; Silas Young, James W. Dudley, Wm. Dyer, Judges. Little Sugar Creek Precinct, at the house of Isaac D.

Stock ton J. D. Stock-ton, Thomas Sears, James Osborn, Judges. Little Osage Precinct, at Millers store; T. Osborn, Wm.

MiHer, Abram Fanbus, Judges. 6th Senatorial District; Scotts Town Precinct, at the house of Mr. Vandevre; S. Crabtree, Isaac Chatam, F. S.

Froscel, Judges. Titus Precinct, at the house of J. B. Titus, on the Santa Fe Road: J. B.

Titus, Drew, W. Judges. Council Grove Precinct, at the House J. Goodell, G. H.

Rees, B. Wright, Waubonsa Precinct, at some suitable building in. Waubonsa; E. R. McCurdy, S.M.

Bisby, D. B. Hiatt, Judges. Clarks Creek Precinct, at some suitable house near the junction of Clarks and Humboldt creeks; 1 Wm. McCready, Mr.

Berry, Mr. Mitchell, Judges. Mill Creek at some suitable house at Mill Creek Hoenrich, a all Whom it May Concern rpHE undersigned holding, by virtue of his pun-huse fi-im La ah Water, ni- and ciiuciud -d the twenty -t-e. out day ot Oetuoer in the year one thousand eiofht huudivil ami nf y-five, a grant of land containing six hundred and fortv acres, as provided by treaties between the United States Government aud the Wyandotte Indian nation, hereby notifies the public that he has in pursuance of powers and privileges lawfully vested in him by the said purchase, selected and located one section of land containing six hundred and forty acres, bounded and described as follows, to wit; Commencing at the common corner or stake of the farm claims of M- C. Dickey, Enoch Chase, D.

H. Horne, and Harvey G. Young, as determined on on about the 29th day of November, A. 1854? by survey of A. D.

Searl; thence in an easterly direction a distance of one mile to a post or surveyors stake; thence in a northerly direction a distance of one mile to a post or surveyors stake thence in a westerly direction a distance of one mile to Commencing at tha isnr nltitma Joseph U. Miller, Tin, plate, and sheet iron worker, and dealer in tin ware of every Persons emigrating to the Territory would do well not to burthen themselves by bringing such articles but call and purchase of the subscriber at the i owesj possible cash prices. Job work exe- cuted with dispatch, in a neat and superior style Particular attention paid to tin roofing, also tin gutters and leaders madto or Sixth Topeka, K. Sep tf. Lime.

Brick for Sale! HAVING purchased th Brick and Brick Yard of Mr. L. W. Home, I am prepared furnish any amount of good Build ing Brick at ten dollars per thousand and no less at the yard E. C.

K. GARVEY. Nov. 4. Dealers in General Merchandise, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Proprietors of Excelsior Steam Saw Mill, Kiekapoo City.

Agency of St. Louis Steam Planing Milk Phoenix Uound'-ry. Todds Mill Furnishing House. 5 Plants Agricultural arehouss. Sept.26.

Brass Instruments, At Commercial Head Quarters. Sep. Wood, Wood, Wood! WE want Fifty Cords of Good Hard Vf4 in exchange for the Freeouu, Mk Goods at Commercial Head Quartan. Oct. 24.

The subscriber is the owner of the right to use Schroed -rs Perpetual Burning Lime, iln for this Territory. One of those kilns will supply E. C. Garvey, a post or surveyors stake thence a southerly UpWarcs Gf two hundred bushels of lime per Real Estate Broker, has a number of Ike direction a distance of one mile to the point or an(j t)at constantly. They are, by those choicest Lots in the City for sale.

Sep. 26. 4f. place of beginning the same containing one sec- wy0 jjave used them, said to be the only proper tion of land of six hundred and forty acres. and cconomjcaj onea for burning lime, where All persons are hereby warned not to trespass quantities are in demand.

Those wishhig land ac hn ahnvft voatG in ft a Pfim said land, as the above vests in me a comr Mill. Strayed, From the subscriber about the Oth of August last, an Iron-gray Mare, sixteen hands high, 2 years old, some white on the forehel', --kind feet, with both shoulders co. rather large head, and a small scar under th left eye. Any person giving information of th above will be I iberally rewarded, or receive tea dollars by delivering her my residence in Topeka, T. (No.

2.) DANIEL TURNER- upon plele title and renders any settlement thereon by any person whatever completely null and void. Done at Topeka, Kansas Territory, this first day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five CTRUS K. HOLLIDAY. purchase rights for portions of the Territory, an. do so at reasonable rates by calling on the ubscrlber at his residence near tin city limits i r.

F.L, CRANE Hats and Caps, 4 Jkt oraireial Head Qwtevs Sep. Excelcior Steam Saw Baviip 'ccnyleted cm new steam saw milk we are now prepared to furnish any desired quantity of oak, walnut, or cottonwood lumber or lath at reasonable rates. Terms cash. Cask for logs. DENNIS, LEWIS CQ.

Jfickapoo City, K. T-, Sept. 26. QUALIFICATION OF TOMES. Every white male person, and every civilized Indian who has adopted the customs of the white of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who shall Judges..