New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29
THE SALE OF LANDS IN KANSAS
CorrsVo,s.ree Of The hissoari Democrat 90
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LEAvISwORTB, Nov. Is, 1870.
The ,.Ie Of the Delaware S,c, land commences on
Monday lie If az For Leavenworih. The nfst cism
pu: ups in the extreme north western corner oil the
irsct and drawing neNer this city hich the af 10
be ,od. Il is calculated ihst it will take nearly
uo,Ib n d,po.e OF The lands; 600 600 are 10
re sold az public auc ioD. All OF these lands nave
beep appraised by Commissioners. a, pricei ranging
from al IS up si0. The whole syerssingsi '"s per
sc1e AID ali within thirty miles of this city Zoe
suou1t cf money necessary 10 purch,se all Of this
trtct az TIE appraised valu alton Is IS oIo Su,
III cot doub cell at higher rate than what rs ap
praise d at ,,
70 oct their claims a. he price fixed by tbe Connis-
,of er. ano 10 allow no ore 10 bid upon them. For
mutual protection they have formed Themselves into
On ,ssoc ai n. each enc pledged to project ns teos
squstt.r from be ns imposed upon by iaod specasos.
hapy are the threats they make Of personal violence 10
ihote Who dare make bid for their land A Tree use
Of The bowie knife and rifle Is hned at IN ther ploic
meetings II il understood that they are 10 ate 10 e
sale. en- masse' every armed with warike
TIE instructions to the Board Of Commissioners are
thai If hey are satisfied Of al orsanz aton e1stDg or
lie purp,se of preventing free bidding, they s1Ai
,usnttd The sales and sojourn them TO Washington,
d. {. his Instruction "a fully understood oy he
saua,ers and they are desiroas OF having the sac
here will DO much TO keep order anong me u nutu tne
land il ell dspoeed Of ahd then there vi" ProoAo! NC
Tie s.te,, itnout gard to their polite dopnons,
are now united Us one ma for the protection oi each
other 6 inieIests st the taies. 8.
Seal Fec State men. and know Of one township
where there are fifty, who have been robbed during
the WAS are now unable - get sufficient money
10 pay for their claims when they come into market
cobsea ny many have already sod out to other par
ties A Pro Slavery Company, said TO be from ken'
tu,ky have purchased several aims OF Free-Staie
uen " no too poor 10 pay for them. Inc South
ei.lmined TO get possession OF as maco land as s.i
here aid thus secure one OF the best f1ohoid 70
40 he control ,,f the Stale.
II i thought by several of our friends tina; arrange
ne mis- will be made to enable Free state men TO OBTAIN
mouey at fair per cenium TO pay for their clains II
that done many Will remain thai would o'hef "i~ DC
comp PEELED TO eel out and leave.
One settler was Accommodated to-day BY the loan OF
sUicebt amount to enable him to pay for his land; he
agreeing TO pay 80 per cent interest. -,
There s allea0y three times the am )un, Oh goa
necessary pure base there LANDS IN this city brought
in mo+uy by Eastern men.
On the keystone there were five men from Cncin-
natl Ohio who together had 500 900, ~ invest IN the
purchase Of Kansas sod four other ueo from the far
East together had s2Ot GOO, all intended for the sane
purpose m
Another gentleman is reported TO have half million
OF oDey dep sit. for safe keeping at tie fort, TO loan
10 different palties ard for the purchase of land.
Tie proprietor Of this hotel Free State Kentuck
ian informs that she knows of persons who have
money 10 loan On good secuny, at fair rates TO tue
| amount Of half million Of dollars.
All the hotels and private houses in towr are full Of
trAy. lers or land buyers There never go many
gentlemen dressed 10 fine brosdcloh, blacked boots,
bite collars and fashionable hats before ID this sity
they make sh ing contrast with the genuine Ansas
,quati.r, with Lis ragged suit Of hOmespun and rusty
| boots. 49,
1t is estimated that nearly FIVE thousand persons will
| attend the ralts. Every steamer brings In crowd.
u is said that Mr.. Run sells of the firm Of Maj ,rs g.
Rus, els of tbis city has paid over TO the authorized
agent of money TO pay for all the Snaps rifles,
and otter Pre- pery tsAen from Free State emgrans on
the river snd The nfes taken at Lexington NJ, are
to be returned 10 their ighiful owners This Is an in
ocaton Of disposition To back down Dom their formed
| Iosion, when a few Boidcr itiisns were going to
Whip hs whole North and keep frse.Sas em,s.. nj
relative strength Of both parties and 10 every engage
M nj the invaders beaen, and driven bsck. IL
| his been fouId that The "d-n Yankees viii tight;
and Their enemies no doubts their courage when
| epssged in a good cause have proven themselves
unt quail to the contest, aid disposed 10 give up