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Medicines.
TT THE ONLY ARTICLE
u NRIvALL + d IN MARX ET.
WITH INNINsI
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.


The reason Why. 10 that D, Natures cvn process.
ssnnss sS ina, sapSes he nstn
thps makes II grow on bald heads. removes all dan
snns. se nerves. sT thus cures al nervous head
ache and may ne relied upon 10 cure al diseAses OF
ins Of: raaIs "a son Iio,sT hsaitkv asd 6sGTfs,
and n used by The young two or three tunes week,
the following and judge for yourselves:
NV YorE. Jan. g isss
scoS es. about Professor Restorative M
hair beng quite made up my MIND 70 ley ssia- de
he'd against patent m-diciuss Aod short tine
ago con%.Sed using your .Its g ., IT. m my.s
dad and in iIstce 9. voc 90 vel s r The .ueoursEs
my pr,udic. without M reasons ssidr
willing % give your R'sor .tve iris. m he have tesr
thi. .tis which may show 70 any ueh sDe also
u. n r Wiz. R.ilias E.s bi.n nnsst .as-, day.
hair 10 nov Its stursl color and much Improved IN sp
c1. S..; ss'I Ioo s being ana
ss1s: or osisSs. and Carroll s s1oosS.
LIvISssros. Ala, Feb. L. lsss
Ppor woop-p.sr sir: YCur hair k.siSrsu,s has sous
good this pat Of The country NY hair has been
fsn .ssi sarn sbsa va. guile 40 isf.sI A.-. Sess
using Bsr Restorative fer .I wesss and ans hat
othsr remedies Known eject tiut the NOT
think proper. Yopu, ke, sw. MIDDLETON.
PuIapKLrHIA, Sept g. La
Ppoy wooD-pear SIR: Your Restorative pto,tsg
highly The aud also
hsxd almost lost ts covsrng-vss IN fc
have used but half bottles Rect, rstys AID
my lead 10 studded with prom .,irE
young is also eceving Is
have other preparations without benefit what
thuk from personal Recommendation, can
induce many Others O. TT. Il. Yours, respectfully,
d. R. Tsosks N. D.. No. go Vine strsst
The Restorative put . in bottles Of three sizes,
VIZ: large, medium ard small; the small holds X q
pint and retails for 81 bottle the medium holds
az least % per cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retails for So per bottle the large holds q
quart % per cent. more IN proportion, and retaIls
for IS q bottle.
o. j. WOOD a CO.. Proprietors sI2 Broadway
New York. Gin the greet N. Y. Wire Raifing rs
Establishment, and il< Market street, II. LOUIS Mo.
And sold by all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. no IL 3m
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FRESH FRUITS, PREsERyEs- -

Just arrived, ~ oases of
p,nts saast' bss al. ~ almost every variety, in
fh snnnd In stone and glass. sold BY the
JELLIEs. in glass and stone. half pint. mint. and
PiE FRUITS, Of yanous kinds IN TIM md
Brandy PEACHES and PINE XP PpE sLsss: m
ofthe best quality. Les all
MN KING & BURcHELI.
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f. .useAN IEWELRY.-Justr eoei-.5
FsnaS Ssstnss. tosethsr with large invoIes ~
amy SdSsrvsrs, suitable for weddinS presens. oi
no" 80 Pa svs., bet. s,S ID 10Th i st,.
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HARTSHORNE's CURE-ALL,
HI THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHTLATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.


BorrLEs ~, IS and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOYERYINM MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
in ell families of accidents or sudden sick
ness, as 1t frequently cures IN less time than 10
CURES to get physician.
Ii cures pain IN part Of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes of the vesther pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body ALEC, Stiff Neck-eyery person should
get bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sipews, Blood and Bones and, BY ITS warming cleo
Get bottle and try IL.
M B;1f yoq have Cough; use Harris,
Word.
III you are B..ious, use HARTSHORNk's
ANTEBILlOuSP PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
e, stomach and Bowels, oarry IT, OF al Bile and
The above nedlcines to be had q. Sll Brur Stores
IN Washington CITY kidveu q CIsceil a. g eorre-
toWn. n. reel q Go. Ale xhn0I4. oc ll-tT
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OOS PENN. AVENUE, OSS
ZOD SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ZENITH ST. ZO)
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
The undersigned respectfully announces TO his
friends and the public IN general that he has I'm
reOpeued and refitted his well known HrS
GROCERY STORE, NV
formerly occupied by himself, and recently
by %. w. Marsh and has filled the same with an
entire new stock of
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
together with every article in the Grocery lne to
which he invites the attention of resident families
He feels assured from his long acquaintance with
the business, that his arrangements are such for
constant supply of F resh Goods as viii enable him
at all times to meet the demands of those who may
favor HIM with their patronage. His purchases
wero made in the Eastern markets for cash, and
will be sold as low. if not lower. than by any other
house In the District, for CASH. He invites call
from all his old customers, and new ones too, and
pledges himself to use all his efforts to sell them
good Groceries, with fair deallog. His stock of
Teas Coffee. Sugar, Liquors, Segars, Tobacco, 81 c.,
cannot be excelled In this or any other market.
HERMANN III. VOSS.
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Through trial OF many yaars and throprh svsr,
nation Of civilized men, AYEB'S CHERRY PIC
TORAL has been found To afford more Tellefsnd 70
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease thar eny OF b-
remedy known 10 mankind. Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by n. ard tboa,
ands OF sufferers rho were deemed beyopu m ~
OF human aid have been restored TO their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enio,Urnfs ~
life, by this powerful antldote 10 diseases ~ tSs
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled os ths
lungs. The dry hscklng coGg u. the CLASSY eye and
the pale, thin features of him who was lately iusrv
and strong, whisper To all but HIM CONSTIPATION
MS vltais and shows its fatal symptoms more aud
more over all his frame. He Is taxing the CHER
KY PECFORAL now; u has stopped his cough
made has breathing easy; has sleep sound at h
Dart which pierced hls side rs broken. Scaroet any
nelghborEood can be found Winch has not some Inv.
ing trophy ike TINS To shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
mere. Nay, II acoonpiIshes more by prevention tkap
cure. The countless colds and coughs which m
cures are the seed which would have Tlpenea info q
oreadiul harvest OF lncurnbe diseases. Inf uen xa
ING Cough. and all limitations of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CHERRY PFCTORALn
taken In season. Every family should have 10 by
them, and they wilt hnd II 81 invaluable protection
parent sheep from many dock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with direo
lions for the treat nent OF each complaint, may be
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
the earth. IN order that the sick ever, where
may have before them the information il ooutaips
prasglsts and dealers u medicine generally have
remedles, prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER, Prscficsi
and AnAy tIoal Chemist, Lowell, Msss
sold BY u. ID. GILMAN, WashinE ton. and t,y VI
cOOh, Alexandra, and br all dealers eyeryvhers.
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QAlSINS, ALMONDS, CURRANTS, DC.
g boxe. Layer and NJ R RAIsINs.
~ half boxes do.
80 quarter boxes do.
800 IDS. soft shelled ALMONDS,
$50 lbs CCRRANTS,
10 boxes MACARONI,
10 do. VERMACELLI,
Is do. CITRON,
Is barrels Winter PIppin and 6lilyhover AP
PIES,
PRUNES In fancy boxes,
COOKING pRUNES, IN kegs,
CREAM NUTS,
PECAN NUTS, 90,
Just received from New York. and for sale low,
bT SAM'L. BACON a CO.
de2 ST.
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NOTlCE.-The accounts of the late firm of
MARSH Il Voss, well as those OF the undersigned,
left with Mr., II. "a. Noss for collection, and no
Is authorized to receipt for The same. The under
signed urgently requests that all those who are in
debttd TO him will see the necessity of calling and
settling their bills without further notice.
q. w. MARSH.
No 27-eo6t Initial n Gtates
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MD RYE WHISKY. BRANDY. 40.
CLOAKs AND CLOAK CLOTHS.

We invite the attention of the aides to = new and
choice a. sortment of BLACK CLOTh ClRCU-
LAR and kAGLAN CLOAkS just received, all
OF which We have marked to sell extremely low for
cash.
We have also just received large stock Of Beaver
and other Black and Colored CLOTHS for Cloaks.
Circulars, Basques and Dresses, to which We invite
especial attention. we bought them extremely
cheap. and will offer great bargains.
IL One price onls. marked In pain figures, from
winch We oannot deviate.
CLAGETT MAY,
no "a cow Corner Pa. avenue and 9Th ut.
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the very liberal support he has met with, and hopes
by strct attention to his profession to merit oon-
tinuance Of ther patronage.
X. G.. w. wishes to inform the public that he has
made great improvements At his GALLERY. which Q
Veil Warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season. On hand, GOOD assortment of Cases of the
latest designs. for Christmas presents;
X. G.. WOODLEY,
no -dtdec24 5l2 F. street. near Willards'.
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A LARGE ORDER OF MUSIC HAS JUST
n arrived from Europe, conn rising the latest for
Panoforte and Harp. Also, lot Of superior Itaian
Strings for Violin, Guitar, and Harp. at the Music
Depot OF w. 9. METZEROTT,.
no ~ corner of Pa. ave. and IIfh m.
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GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES.

GREAT ATTRACTIONFO THE LADIES.
No. Ala 7th ST., bet,ceen and II streets.
GOTTHELF Il BEHREND, Wholes.le and
Retail Dealers In FANCY ARTICLES, WOOL
EN- GOODS. HOSIERY. TOYS, etc., ETC., have
Just received an entire new stock, the finest ever
brought to Washington.
They offer store Keepers and country merchants
great inducements.
no 23-eotJanl
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OUTER .-BUrTER m-Families and Others
- in want IF choice TABLE BUTTER will md
II, think, to their interest to come and examine
my stock, have selected II with particular care
For sale By JESSE u. WILSON,
No 81 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 7th 3d.
Also, two cases new crop FIGS. j. Is. w,
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A QUESTION:
"A parts Of the
eitygo to WO0D-
LEY'S GALE
RY for Portraitsl
because they can
there obtain Q per-
feet likeness for Is
cents and upwaI de-,
and no charge un-
less the slit, Is
perfectly satlsh ed.
X. C., " cooley
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
nernna nQfr0pa for
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I OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET Ar THE
IN the shell, taken out Of salt water the NHl
anne osy. Kestsurants " ishing to beAA
j, q. B. SCHWARZE,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner Of 18th and Z streets. L.pL Of
us->ou kukvoed House,
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FURNITURE REPAIRED
AND VANISHED,
Sofas, Chairs, &c, re- covered, and packing Fur
niturs attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS No
5l2s7th street, I'd floor.
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring To
their original ustre all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos, * c., for sale by BantI
Bro, Odd Fellows Hall. or by the subscriber j.
WILLIAMS. 5i2 7th street.
FOR RENT.-The third story of the buI ding
No. 5l2. 18th street, q by so feet. se IR-S& WI
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HisoellanOouS.

GATES TAYdL0Rs rrrp STORE.
No. IS M r .s1e.9l S. ANe n and \ SIS.
Also, Sfosds IN Csaf,s Market on 7tA st'se, srd
NeytAey. Lis.,,y M.,k.t: ,,, ana
delivered to any part OF the city free oil chsSe tne
s sss. Ssa ss. s' ssss. n S:i' ~ s;,,
pounds. and Wssr's best Family Flour in ssois:
IT stoTekeepers Who retail any Of the above
St1ffs viii find It to their advantage TO give 10 call
Miss. Nj. A. LOCKE Respectfully informs her
friends, ladies in general, aud strangers visiting
h:. she h; asu me D
bia Place corner fifth street and Louisiana ave
nue.. The latest style Of Winter patterns j.st re-
wANTrD-a good Dressmskers and or Apsrsn-
tees. de eoa
nLD RYE WHISKY. BRANDY. 40.
10 barrels superior OLD RYE WHISKY. unsur-
passed in any market,
s s:i!:: s s:sssl: RkR ssshIkktEs
J, z s s.if PIPE. gT,%Ssp 2 E 4 3 3 BRANDY
PORT. and q full assortment Of Domestic
% N sI%s HAVANA sEsARs.
iSS n % Ios p1ioed GERMAN Is sEeARs.
Just received and fS ss ,sis By BAcoNa co.
de cost corner of 7th 81. and Penn. avenue.
T ooK AT YOUR HANDS AND EEET.-An
IL in want Of d LOVES or HOSIERY are-r
Of the ars ssSu and ns.s .tocF. 10 WassnS
imported to my order. Call and look. if you
~ H6PKiNS'S UnrivaIled Bazaar.
corner of 9Th Of. and Pa; sv,
no 50. eotf bet. Brown ard National hotels.
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NOTICE FOR Restocking CERTAIN
ALABAMA.
Notice Is hereby given that the lar once at Elbs
IN the State of Alabama, w and after the Goth DAY
Of December next, be open TO the ssls At private
entry and location Of all vsoant public 'ands en-
braced In the following townships. which were sub
lect TO entTy and location prior TO being
lands whIoh had been withdrawn probeb y IA ing
within the prescribed limits of selection of the rail-
road grant to Alabama by act of proved
March s. 1857, but snos sscertsined not to be with.
In said limits. viz
North Of the base line and east Of fks Sc. Sic
pheHs zasTidida
Township =, of ranges 3 a. Is, S, 81 &c. g and 50
Township OF ranges g. "a. g. s6, q o. - and 50.
Township 8, ofrange "a.
Given under my hand. at the General Lard Once,
at the oity Of w ARLINGTON, DO ober %, 1873. -
-.-.. THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
u VlSv Commla lopar
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SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY
- for medicinal USE price 81 per gallon. so cts
per bottle: Mary gent emen OF Virginia, Maryland
aud the Distric:, (all regarded good judges.l VINO
have thoroughly tested u, pronounce il much the
best Whlskey In the market.
EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer in all kinds of Liquors aud
Family Groceries, No 40 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite Centre Market. no - eolOt
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TN KIMMELL HOUSE.
i HIS Nice and oommOdious Hotel has just been
compl 2fed and will Be- open for the recsp A. A
ton Of guests on Tuesday, the Esd instant. 4EA4
This house will abound with comforts, u.66
equain every respect 10 every house this or aly
other city. i he bar will be Piled witt the hest
Of Liquors, At all times. have engased Mr.. f. v.
Campbell to assist and superintend the house.
The KImmeII House he situated on q, street bs
tween ~ and 81 streets, In the immediate vicinity
of the National Hotel, and near the RaIlroad Depot
A. r. KIMMELL, Propr,
mig eo2vn F. v. CAMpREI.i
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31

Judge SMITH suggests that Lane
.hould not offer himself as candidate for
=. legislature this fall, but apply TO the
p,ss;dsnt direct for federal appointment.
Tho Gs,sral has killed Free State man.
saeb service, ip the past, has rewarded
rs4rE with an Office in the Navy, Emory
vith place in the Land Office, and Clark
.,a with that of Postmaster. Whitfield
,sd Wooisou go. their reward with fat
oscss. When Jones applied for the place
filed by Gen. BRIsDLE. he was undoubt-
s;Iy asked how he had served the party.
When he informed them Of his sacking
lawrence, destroying the Herald Of Free
Saa Office, the burning OF the Free State
Hotel, &c, the President, no doubt, turned
70 him and said, "Mr. Jones, you have
done good service in our ranks, but one
thing lackest thou Eet. You have not
killed one of those hated Free State men.
Had you done SO, any Office in my gift
vould have been at your disposal
LsHe has the requisite qualification, and
&c hope the President wiH not hesitate to
give him his reward; but if he asks for
an Office at the hands OF the Free State
par.y, We apprehend it will incapacitate
him from expecting it from the great head
Of Democracy, of which Gen. Lane would
make shining light.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
Laws Complsfea

The General Laws, passed at the last
session of the Territorial Legislature are
low completed. and are ready for deliv-
cry by the Secretary of the Territory,
HUsH S. WALSH, Esq, TO whom applica-
ton must be made, in all cases, for copies
to supply the public officers. Pamphlet
copies can be procured at the Herald of
Freedom office, Lawrence, of G. w.
Bsowy, or at the Democrat Office, Lecomp-
tor, of 5. W. DRIGGs. for 50. Copies
nicely bound in law sheep will be ready
for sale in few days, at 81 a copy.
The edition is quite limited, hence those
wishing to secure copies, should make i'm
mediate application. No person viii be
furnished with a copy, under any pre-
ience whatever, on credit; and all orders
unaccompanied with the cash will be dis
regarded.
The local laws will be ready in a few
weeks, and will be furnished in pamphlet
Srn for 81, or nicely bound in law sheep
b' So; or the General and Local laws
viii be bound together and furnished fol
$500 a volume.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
Laws Fuu,sd

The General Laws of Kansas, passed
at the last session of the Legislature, are
now printed. The last signature was
completed on Wednesday last. Those
put up in pamphlet form are mostly
ready, and viii be in the hands of the
Secretary Of the Territory in few days.
Some have already reached him. What
method he viii adopt for delivering them,
we do not know; certain il is, however,
none ,ein Be edslfuersa from this Office, not
even on the order of the Secretary or
Governor, hence those functionaries need
not be bored for orders on US for advance
copies. We have copies for sale. for cash
only, at the advertised rates, S5 copy,
in pamphlet form; 81 for those bound in
law sheep.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
QroKued

A young man by the name of JAMES
B. MILLS. was drowned while attempting
to ford the Wakarusa. at Yates crossing,
on the 23d inst. His body was found
about three hundred yards below the ford,
on the morning the 25th inst. Mills
was laborer in the steam saw-mill of
Messrs. Berkau, SWAIN & Co., and was
on his way to Lawrence On horseback,
and alone when drowned. The horse
was found, minus rider, probably about
two hours after the unfortunate occur
renee. near the bank of the river, which led
to the supposition that the rider was lost.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31

9 The election on the Lecompton
Swindle takes place next Monday. To
use an argument in fovor of voting
" PROPOSITION REJECTED" when every
body viii vote that ticket, seems like
blowing with the wind, hoping TO increase
the gale. As the returns shall reach us,
those who doubted our estimate of the
vote against that Swindle, will become
conscious that we are good at guessing.
The majority against the Swindle will
range between 1900 and 1900.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
The East and Kausas

Mr. MERwIS, who has just returned
from trip through Missouri, Illinois and
Iowa, says that crops in Kansas and west
ern Missouri leok infinitely better than in
Illinois or Iowa. The wheat crop in
northern Illinois, he represents as badly In
jured by rust, while in the central part Of
the State it is passably good. In southern
Illinois the corn crop gives no promise Of
harvest. The heavy rains have blasted
the hopes of the agriculturists in that re-
gion for this season. Times are unusually
dull, and money scarce.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31


y The Herald Of Freedom has the
Asss. Territorial circulation of any paper
printed IN Kansas. and as such, is the most
'ai0aoie as an advertising medium Our
.a'Ss = Of Advertising are generally less
-'Aa IN the ether papes-in this, that
eafse by the line, hence, instead of
31i'hs an advertisement of six lines one
:iaafe' aud charging dollar for the first
e''lon and fifty cents for each subse-
t-sa' .s Insertion, We charge sixty cents for
= = aiss Insertion and thirty cents for each
.9aent insertion. and at the same rates
= seF or shorter advertisements.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
sn,.- Harss s.eziers.

An adjourned meeting of the "Anti-
Horse Stealers," !" will be held at Blanton's
Bridges week from Saturday. The i'm
portance of vigiiant action to suppress
horse-stealing in the Territory, commends
itself to every property holder, and all
should labor energ etically to get power
full movement to suppress this lawless-
ness so common among US. By proceed
ings elsewhere, it will be seen that a
meeting was held there last week in fur
therance of the objects of the originators.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
LAWRENCE. KIT.
s,tvrd.y Morning. July 81. 1858.


,,Ls the liberty Of the press We understand
-. the liberty of discussing the propriety Of
~. MEASURES and political opinions. let rs
P'e.'. yueb Of it ss yea please but II Il zedas
=. .,s.,ty of asroztiag casEzsHiEfia9 and d.faa-
:, as.1Eaar. I. for M part, own mysef will
:. mar. with m5 share Of it whenever our
- -s:.,.sors shall please 70 alter the law; and
- .bserfuIIy consent TO exchange my liberty
,.hn.ins others for the privilege Of not being
,hs.sd M yseIf.-FraakffH-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31

OF Flattering reports reach US from
various parts of the Territory of move
ments to get up clubs for the Herald Of
Freedom. Weshall have Territorial list
this year far greater than that of any pre-
eeeding year. Instead of being limited
to one locality, it circulates largely in
every portion of the Territory With the
commencement of a new volume, now is
very good time to subscribe.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-31
N 6st IL tlnssrs EhoRAEE Jgss94 sorEr june s.b ls

IN TIE os Giaaors rRoBATE darss94 SQUIRT 1,s
d OBERT C.. CALLAHAN, Plaintiff, ts C. c..
IL LlNEILLE, Defendant. Petition and at
saehment--S0E at this day comes the plaintiff,
aad II appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court
that the said defendant has absented himself
from ais usual place Of abode n this Territory,
and that process cannot be served upon him, IL Is
therefore ordered By the Court, that the ssIdde-
feHdaRt De notified by publication In come week
y newspaper in the Territory, for four successive
weeks, the last insertion to beat iesst four weeks
before the first day OF the September tenn, A.
ID. is5c, Of the said Court, that an action has
| been commenced against him b. an attachment,
| IN the Probate Court of Calhoun county, Kansas
1erritoTy, founded upon . written obligation
against the defendant, for value received.
amounting 20 the sum ef lsss31 two kandre2 aIld
! forty three dollars; that his credits have been
gxfnisheed, Sad unless he appear at the next
term OF this Court to be held in the town Of
/ Calhoun, couEty and Territory aforesaid. on the
9Th day CT September, A. ID. le55, and make an
swer In such action on or before the third siay
thereof, If the term shall so long gcontinae aud if
| net, then before the end of the term, judgment
/ viii be rendered against him for the amount
claimed. together with interest, and costs Of
such suit; and also judgment rendered against
tue gasniShee, and the credits disposed Of TO
| izfy the same. aeeerslng 70 law.
1 4 true egpF from the record Attest:
LEWIS STAFFORD. Clerk.
JAMES kCYEENDALL, Plaintiff 3 Atty.
/ july L., 5es-4t@