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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

fRnGHN hrmnees Of ship owners checked eng lge
msns 10 London 40 eroes rice engaged at l6s 81
tierees beef at g. 3D. and 900 bbls do at &c. To
POOL 100 serces provisions taken at S. and 100 s
do at r. 3d. and 80 tons oil cake at p. There
Change 10 notice in the rates 70 other ports.
fRtH-The sales embraced about 900 boxes rasius,
including layers ut % 81 81 Co. Rsat 50 05 halves
al 81 0 and quarters at 75c and AL boxes lemons ST.
HAy.-The sales embraced about 1000 bales at SOC.
sales for city use were reported at Csc q roc
iiors were IN moderate demand for new at l0c 15c,
while Old were quiet at 4c. a &c.
LIME was steady, with sales Of 800 bbls. at
,Cc., and lump at 81, for Rockland.
MoIassEs-Tha market steady, but sales were
limited Sales Of 15 bbls New Orleans at 4oc
a4lc
NAVAL SIoREs-sprits turpentne was in fair request,
with sales III small lots at 4sc Acc; the stock in th
market estimated at about goo bbls Crude dull
with stock of about 1000 bbls. Common roein was
rather hrmer with sales reported at 81 50 a 81 Is per
$40 lbs, Delivered fine qualities firm Tar in
better request with sales Wilmington as il run at
~ 1884, and OF thin at 81 3lL.
OIs,--1rhe market without change of moment
sales OF about 600 gallons nsced reported nj 6lc
closing firm at these figures Crude sperm was quiet al
70 81 70; 200 bbs crude whale, INFERIOR sold at Sac
PRovpIoNs.-rork-The market hrmer with good
demand for future delivery the sales embraced
200 bos including old mess at 81 40 SIT 3d. new do
do sl4 So old clear mess at 49, and do at so 50
500 bbs mess were sold, sellers option deliverable IN
March and April at SIS and 500 40 do, deliverable in
March, April and May, al SIS Beef was less buoyant
with sales of about 500 GOO bbls. including country
prime ut So 25 81 country at IS SO IS packed
50 Sill, and extra AT Sll l2h $i2; prime mess
firm; lG0 bbs Illinois reported Ut p. t. Cut meats
were quiet: 900 city cut hams reported at 0xc
Lard continued hrm with sales Of about 600 bbs and
erces at 10 &c lie the sales Yesterday for delivery
in June, embraced about 1900 bbs. at II Lc., and TO-
day sales for December made at lie. &c. But
ter and cheese unchanged.
RIoE.-Sales of $50 terces made at &c. 3&c az
Eugene Sullivan Co. give the following statement
Stock Of rice lst December 1857 2259 Carolina
3,455 bags East india; 1858, ,9S3 casks Carolina.
SrGARs-The mar et continued steady, with sales Of
300 coo hhds Cuba chiefly within the range of 6c.
how tu vGtfh thn RAM onf
re. re The stock Of sugar the LIST OF December
follows
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Suy Intelligence.

Nssy AnteIlgence.
TIM Poucz COMMISSIONERS met on Monday, ana fe@r
Boger Of the Tenth Precinct, Philip H. st'cSes OF tne
Twentieth. and Dennis Brennan of the Sixth precinct,
were dismissed from the department Resolutions were
passed commencing the collection Of library OF 400
volumes by the police OF the Eleventh precinct, and
honorable mention made Of Captain George W wal
ling and detectives w q. Elder, John Mcsard ana rhomas
samson for me recent arrest oounterfeiirrs and
covery Of counterfeit money in Brooklyn
AIIEcyp Change or OBTAINING GOoDs UNDER FALSE
PRErEScrs Yesterday morning George Mclean, Of
Rochester was brought before Justice WEIGH alleged
charge Of obtaining goods from John Ioyt -four mer-
chant 1l6 Grand street, under false pretences. The
charge forth that in September last tho complainant
induced accept McIeans draft Dor 81 300 for heat
which Mclean exhibited to the complainant at his mills IN
Rochester but which turned Ia be the opery
Mclean and that he had heard that Mclean dad
purchased the said wheat The accused was arrested and
broughtin by IT Justice Welchs officers, and locked
up in the Tombs 10 answer.
FIRST wNrxR.-To- day, according to the almanac is
the first Of winter, although from the indications of the
thermometer the OF frost and storms has been
with us for some time The city has put on It's winter
dre6S there the house tops ice IN the cutters
and abundance OF mud in the streets which last
passabe only when there is heavy frost Winter opens
with under favorable auspices compared with last
year the poor have work, business is better the
maTts Of commerce have thriving appearance and the
gay has opened brilliantly The Opera
mere acurshing the theatres, as general thing, are
dong we'd while public balls more numerous
than they promise 10 be this season All the leading pub
lie halls have been hired for months ahead; and number
OF splendid military and civic sources daSe on the
taps. Altogether, Gothames afford TO look win
ter in the face bravely, il brings with il increased
home comforts and all the pleasures of the gay season.
CAUGHT THE Acr.--George Williams detected in
the lodging house of the St. Nicholas Hotel attaches, in
Mercer street. Monday night with foil set of burglars
tools IN his possession George was about to commence
operations when he discovered by of the
pants and marched of TO the Eighth precinct station house
Jus'ne Kelly committed the prisoner for trial, In default
of bail.
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Governor GuNTHER made some lengthy remarks in refe
to letter from Dr. Jackson, Of Boston, in which
Chat gentleman says that Mr. Gunther had made
warranted attack upon him at the Board Of Governors
and asking for relractation public the charges
which had been MADE.
The Committee Supplies and Finances, to whom was
referred the communication Of the Comptroller Of the
city Of New York for estimates of appropriation for the
Amsbouse Department for the year 1859 reported that
they have given the subject the consideration which its
importance demands, and presented the following esti-
mates from the heads Of the several institutions of the
amount required for their proper maintenance during the
year 1853, amounting In the aggregate to the Of
46s5 400 II, ess estimated receipts, $40 o00), fol-
kvuys
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echr q Pesss Mitchell, Portland, Ct
kfhr Susan Baker Gookin. Ehxabethport for Saoo
Tchr smth, briggs, Albany for New BEDFORD.
tchr oliver spelman Spelman, Albany for Providence.
fchr Brave, Lowell Albany for New Bedford.
steamer Dawn. Wood New Bedford.
6tfaner Wesckester Clark Providence
Steamer lsand Bell, Sanders, Norwich and New London.
BELOW.
Ship NeptuDr tof Bremen from Newcastle
Brig South from GavesonBo By pilot boat Jane, Mol
Ship Free Trader, from New Orleans
SAILED
Steamer Clark, st Thomas; Liberty Gibraltar brig
Thos Swami, Carthagena.
Wind during the day WsW TO NV.
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The demand Tor Canadian brands light, and SAILS
conhued o. about go 800 bbs within the range 81
figures. southern nour, pCaly common grades,
N good supply and heavy The sales embraced about
eco bbIs. within tie range o. tho above quoat ons
Corn meal vns n iar demand, with sales o. 400 hbls
Nev Jersey a. - 80 o. IS. while Rrandywine was a.
~ BIZ Rye Tour was quiet and prices unchargef
Wheat vas heavy aui tie sales quite limited the trausac
tons confined g. about SOe1 q 1900 bushels, b.
cludng red ~iuhctn ~ - ga Ell 25, white Keniucky
Al 40 81 o., gDod White Mohiran 70 81 o. mixed VIZ
consn ~ a. lb, and mixed southern nj 81 t0asi a.
,orn mQyc active whc prices were without change
81 moment The sales Embraced about IS bushels b.
cluiing Western mixed a. &c. s5c CROP Jersey
yellow NJ 15c ana southern yellow. IN store ssc Rye
was nominal AZ 15c. isc Barley firm, WITH sales &C
e50 bushels Il Isc ~ &c. for gooi ate and choice Cans
dian. Oats we're less ha0yaut. white sales ~ St1te
made az 47c boc with Western and Canadian at sic
a SIC.
CoffFx Sales were lin tel, while prices
Chanecd-2o0 bars S. Domingo were sold az ol.c.
Mcssrs William scott SON give tic following state ~
stocks remaining ~ tts market fecembcr Ri,
contc on the 23d Of November 1898 oOs bags Received
since 20 date, per Mary sawyer, 1883, taura, 3.2b0
Joseph Grice, 3,5bt08l. 1904 Sales for tonsump.
estimated ~ - stock 81 RIO the Goth day ~
November 1855, 10 800 Raha sgt3 Maracaibo, AGO,
Iaguayra, Uriagc) 500. Java. mats, ~ 500; Java,
government bags, e,I7i S. Domingo, $50. Total bags
end mats, 5l3e.
CorrovThe market continued firm, with sales of about
900 bales, closing ~ about the following quotalious
lN4AfHY a. ne inns
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TNE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .korth-Albany. Buffalo and Canadaa. Pm
Worth and West way mail ............. H A. n.
Western mail, via Ere RR ~ A. n and =. NJ
south and southwestern
Eastern man, 1yraiiroad TX A. \ and and IN
- by steamboat. .......... p. u.
CAuIoRSIAB By steamer, via Panama, Monday,
The Overland NAH for California leaves 81 LOUIS
every Monday and Thursday, Mt A. NJ Letters
Designed for n should be marked Overland, via
s LAKE. CIrr The Overland Mail from st. Joseph No) 10
Salt Lake city, leaves st. Joseph every saiur-
day, a. A. NJ Letters sbouh DO marked
Overland VIA ST. Joseph"
90. PAc,yIc by steamer wa Panama, Monday,
x. uec. 6....t.. ....,........:...... .' r. n
hA'AAA.'..by steamer Empire City, Thursday, a., =, .
MEXICO F~m New Orleans BY steamship tennessee On
the let and 18th II each month. LETTERS should be
placed In the once al New York days pre-
vious 10 the above dseD
krRorr.....iy city OF Baltimore, Saturday,
Byscrew steamship Bavaria, Tor Ham. ~" "
nurg, wnh mails Tor German StaseA
wednesday Dec. l...................
By viii " seen that the time " closing the afternoon
" rthern and Western mails has been changed O'Clock,
during the wfuicr.
TIME OF CLOSING At THE LONDON OFFICE.
INDIA Tho Overland Mail folows-v Mar
seines, on the "a 9Th llh and 2sth OF each month
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria, suez and Aden.
Via Marsses the 9Th 18TH Via souhzmp
ton 4th and 9th
AUSTRALIA Via Marsses and susz the 10Th Via South
amrton and kucz l2h
M,Ukir1us. Via Aden on the sth and 2h Of the month
BNAzi-. -. Via southampton on the oh Of the month.
mails at london fails a sunday they 40 on he
evening rrrvious
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NOVEL METHOD DIsupIISrNG A sHPs CREw.-lt If
stated that the 10th of November during the outward
passage of the steamship Illinois for Aspnwal Captain
MCGOWAN got up false alarm of fire. for the purpose of
dsepnirg the fire department of his ship
formity with the fire bin, that in of emergency
each will readily know his duty and place. II is a
commendabe idea, and one which, if more extensively
practsed on board of American steamers, would the
public press the necessity of revertng frequent
such disasters that Of the Austria.
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TAuow.-Messrs. knight son, in their weekly report
remark as folowsThe demand for this article the past
week has been rather in of the supply and prices
have gradually hardened The demand for the future
been active at advancing rates We hear of 600 bbis
for june delivery at nc This looks like high rates for
next y ear but what IS 10 sustain them9
ToRACCoIhe market ia rather quiet, and sales OF
sedn. nee can only be made by concession The sales
braoed AZ bids Kentucky at ssc Nc; 267 bales H
vaDa al 25c 35c.; 163 do Sagua at p 60 seed
leaf At l3c. a 1sc; % do Florida at lsc 24c.
WHisKeY-Sales OF 500 bbls. made at 24c.
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canned 70 tbs RsagS,

effected on the terms aud canned .c the Bsess
Of Directors.
BY this arrangement, If c ,7soa -. ,ovr ,s..,.
Company viii be relieved -. ~ 49,. - ~, 1aaH.s
fo"a' "nNn -" .e<y be converted into horse
'oA"' aa -, sd three miles, to be Quilt, to con
neo' VIM ", Island road at Jamaica.
ne long -" ID Company to pay s275, 900 in
PET 'e"' having thirty years 70 run, secured by
"o,%"ee a tie Flushing road, and s62 600 in cash,
"n'" believe is TO be contributed by parties in in
cies' Il Brooklyn. The Long Island Company present
pay the Jamaica Company $40 900 per for the
Oh Their road together with all the expenses Of
repairs, while the interest this new bonded debt will
| be but $40 $50
The following comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive OF specie from New York 10 foreign ports for
| the week and since January ID
1855 1857 1855.
| Total for the week. s2o73,o60' 1,23s sos us $40
Previously reported. II 6sa,So5 e7379o9s 532s4 1853
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b~ayd OF Ten Govern err.
ESTIMATES fos rRS ENSUING YKaS-rru
cLux-SEw TREATMENT OF prs-
tho regular weekly meeting q The svxros
ne Amshouse held - bs AAsn'
,,..A. o.noon w..e. fen Governors Of
chair. "'anaA a. iouf oe"0~
Soo.., ... .ngton Smith, President, in the
clans anS
-. munications received from the phys
officers in charge OF the various Institutions, IN
snce to matters pertaining to their management The
.tters were referred TO the proper committees
communication received from DIR. Charles Van
Allen, applying for permission treat patients in the
Aimshouse suffering from diseases OF the lungs by new
and without remuneration agreeing TO report TO
the Board II his experiments should prove successful
There was considerable difference Of opinion TO the
proprety of permitting Dr. Van Allen 70 experiment on
che patients
Governor TOWNSEND of opinion that the application
should denied. The patients in the Amshouse were
under the treatment Of skful and experienced
medical men, and these gentlemen failed 70 effect cure
would cruel expose the unfortunate patient to the
chances OF fresh experiments
Governor b. s. PScKNKY thought Dr. Van Allen should
be permitted 20 try his experiments. AZ Bellevue Hosp-
tai the young surgeons were permitted make expert
mens, and perhaps would be as WELT permit the same
thing.
some of the Governors defended the practice of the
young surgeons at Bellevue Hospital who always operated
sncer the supervision OF their suleriors.
The application eventually referred 70 the Medical
Board.
On motion Of Governor TOWNSEND the report OF the
the proposition to erect Founding Hospital
ordered TO - printed IL the minutes and made the
SPECIAL order Of the Board fortnight hence.
comm ttee appointed 70 confer with the Comms-
toners Of Emigration relative 70 the transfer Of certain
apds az Wards Island.
An Applicant N from C. d. w. r. Bigelow, to employ
the Of from 100 10 200 Of the prisoners Of Black
wells Island, and TO remunerate them at the rate Of from
80 cents 40 each den according the terms
they have 10 serve referred to the Committee
Prisons 10 report.
The weekly Of inmates the several institutions
was presented OF which the annexed is abstract
Number remaining Nov. 20, 1858. ............7 1882
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MIsCELLANEOus.
AT WHOLESALE.

IN AT WHOLESALE.
BALLARD. sHUTE a CO.,
No. As Broadway,
New York, ri
weud respectfully announce TO jobbe and retailers
toned 70 purchase furs in this market thst
the very general not quite universal practice adopted b.
The wholesale manufacturers Of this city within the last twev
months Of throwing their stocks open for retailing purpose
Just the for arrives and STILL
pens the regular retailer and even the ohbes 70 continu
heir custom, hey cannot believe either IN the
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
~ the but on the contrary do still believe the ab
ONE sTRItTLy WHOLESALE HOUSE
TO this end they invite the attention Of AL thosein
way Interested ~ heir very complete stock OF
LADIES' FANCY rURs
embracing the richest wen the varieties
0FNTs MUrFTERs, cars, COATS, \
GLOVES AND FANCY ROBES 4
All Of witch they will sell such buyers nfavo
competition end legitimate insm
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY,, Nov Jp-G " N.
RptspsrrTTr.-Flour-The market continued n rule
heavy, while the sales moderate and confined
70 about 5000 eo0o bbls., closing within the range u
the following prtCes
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WEST Nov 25-In the States against
Iyra and cargo previously reported having been
seized by Jno Bald Esq Collector Of the Port being
suspected having fitted trade the
court decreeda OF the bark and The
bark residue of her he pershable portion
which has already sod) will be sold In December
In the the ship Ann Washburn and the Judge
taken the has been replaced board
and she win sail 70 day. weather permitting
Miscellaneous.
Purser G Bailey OF steamship Florida from Savannah
has onr thanks for favors.
SHIP IowASavannah Nov 20 The ship Iowa, from Mobile
with cargo of cotton bound to Liverpool put into this port
today. leaking badly. CIsy teegraph)
The STEAMSHIP ARIEIThe steamer ARIEL of Vanderbis
line on her recent passage Southampton has shown herself
to be excellent vessel in boseroas well fine weather
She has beaten three Of four steamships that sailed about
the same time she did The following list OF them with the
davo Of sailing and arrival
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Receipts. go $50 o.
From customs .......................... 1895 80
Payments. ......... 396315 10
california drafts. $1,000 90
haiahce 3l5 08
The exchanges al the Bank Clearing House 10 day we're
els 1911 $50 ~, and tho balances si, 344, 249 90
Money is without change. Foreign exchange for 10
morrow's steamer from Boston has been quite hrm,
bankers bills being held At 1924 ~ and good mercan.
Tie bills al l0sk 100 Francs done At SIS biz
meeting Of stockholders Of the Long Island RAILROAD
held at Philadelphia yesterday at which more than
one han 81 the whole stock represented unani.
vote taken IN favor o. the change Of terminus
IRON south BrOosyn 70 Hunser Point provided can be
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Young Man, Pay Attention

Don't be loafer, don't call your
self a loAfcr, don't keep losfer's com
pany, don't hang about loafng places,
Better work hard for everything and
board yourself than sit around day
after day, or stand at the street.cor-
ners with your hands in your pockets,
Better for your own prospects. Bus
tic about, if you mean to have any
thing to hustle about for. Many a
physician has obtained real patient
by riding hard to attend on an imag-
mary one. A quire of blank paper
tied up with red tape and carried
under alawyer'S arm, may procure
him his first case, and make his for
tune. Such is the world--to him
that hath shall be given. Quit dro-
ming and complaining, keep busy and
mind your chances.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Water

We omitted in our tissue Of last
Tweek to apologize for the non-attend-
sance Of Mr.. J, NJ Walden, at the
Ganesaing of the Prairie City Republic
san Club, on the evening Of the 18th
EAST, who had previously been an
mounced to speak ON the occasion. -
Mr.. WALDEN spoke in 0sawatomie
sthe day before, and the evening Of the
ssame day was marked by tremen-
eaous shower Of rain, which raised the
creeks between the two towns so high
Sthat they were unfordable, and Mr.
WALDEN was therefore prevented
from reaching the place of his ap-
pointment. Owing to other engage
ments, he was unable to remain and
! speak to our citizens when he did
arrive.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Flour, Flour |!
Ia W oFFIC b.
JOHN M. COE,

attorney at Ldw and Notary Public
MlLL be always found in his office foi
w business, and may be consulted in
any department OF his profession but will
devote himself especially to the following
special branches:
l. 10 the preparation of every kind Of
Conveyance or Instrument affecting real
estate; and to the determination, by suit OF
otherwise, of contested titles TO Town Lots,
of land in Lawrence or elsewhere.
2. 10 disputed Claims IN the Land
Offices, and in the General Office at
Washington.
3. TO the preparation of all papers and
proceedings in The collection OF Claims,
and the settlement of Estates, and the
bringing of suits in the Probate Court Tor
Douglas and other counties. l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Election Precincts.


The following are the names Of
the precincts and Judges of election
for Calhoun Township:
Palmyra precinct, at Palmyra
Judges, Henry Barricklow, Jacob
Branson, VIM. Mckinney.
Coal Creek precinct, at the house
of Hugh Pettingill. Judges, Hugh
Pettingill, Amasa Soule, Geo. w
Fitz.
Prairie City prec't at Prairie City,
Judges, John Roe, L, +. Carver, Ii,
j. Canniff.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
II ia Not a Dye.

VXTE suboin a few names of those who
wv recommend Mrs. S. A. ALIENS HNir
Restorer and Zylobalsam. Prest. Eaton,
Of Union University" The follhg Of han
ceased, and my grey locks changed to orig
inal color" Rev, .. A. Buckbee, Treas,
Am. Bible Union, N, Y ~ cheerfully add
my testimony" HV. Degcn, Ed. Guide
TO Holiness, Boston; 1--WE can testify TO It's
effects" Rev. E. n. Fairchild, Cor, Sec.
Oh'n Union, N. Y; "Uscd In my family
with beneficial effects" Rev. A, Webster,
"Ch'n Era" Boston; "Sinco using your
preparations, ] am neither bald or grey aS
heretofore" Rev. H. Cornell, Cor. Sec,
ETC., N. Y..'It has restored the hair Of ONO
Of my family toits original color and stop
ped It's falling out" ctc, etc. We can
duote rom numerous others Of long stand
ingJ .uropc aud America, but for furthcx
Inf ton, send Cor circular 70 4a
ie MRS. s. a. ALIENS t
X. Worlds Hair llestorer Depot, X
No. 3b5 Broom ~, MY Y
lSmo 9Rp. M
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Legal instruments.

Warranty Deeds, Mortgages, and
= nearly all kinds Of legal instruments
of writing, accurately and expedi-
tiopsly. drawn up at this office by the
editor, who is authorized, by virtue
of his Office as Register of Douglas
County, to take Acknowledgements,
administer oaths, &c. People hav-
ing legal instruments to sent abroad
will find it to their advantage to
have the acknowledg taken by
him and thereby obtain the use Of
his official seal, which is essential
for the safe insurance of such docu-
ments.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Order of Publication.

United States Of America)
Territory Of Kansas. 50.
Second Judicial District)
In the United States District Court,
and for the, second Judicial District,
Vacation, March 2nd, 1858.
elias Ii. Bayslnger,
vs.. Petition for
Margaret E.sBoysingcr. Divorce.
MOW atthis day comes the said Plaintiff
lN by his Attorneys and files his petition,
praying TO be divorced from the bonds Of
natrimony heretofore contracted withthe de.
iendant, alleging as cause the deserlion Of
Of Petitioner by Defendant and absence for
more than The space OF two years, accompa-
nymg which sad petition is the affidavit Of
the Plain'ilf Of the non.residence Of sud
Defendant. IL is therefore ordered by the
undersigned Clerk OF the United States Dis.
ricl Court in and for the Distnct and Ter.
rltory aforesaid IN vacation, that the said
Defendant be notified ofthe pending ofthis
suit by Publication In some newspaper
printed in this Territory, for eight weeks
successively, the lastillsertion " be ut least
four weeks previous to tho first day of the
next October Term of this Court; and that
unless she be and appear before the Judge
Of our said. United States District Court in
and for the Second Judicial District of the
Territory of Kansas on the first day Of the
next October Term thereof, to be begun and
held in the City Of Lecompton in said Ter.
ritory on the first Monday in October, 1853,
and answel or otherwise plead TO the peti.
tion OF Plaintiff, tho same will be taken as
confessed against her.
A true Oopy.--Attest;
y. M'ARTHUR, Clork.
BY q. RAUSSER, d. Y.
Stafford a Wood, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n3Uw6. iD X
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
The Sale Of Lots.


1t is superauous for us to direc,
attention to the advertisement Of the
sale of lots to take place at Prairie
City on Saturday, 3lst inst, and to
speak Of the advantages and induce
ments the said sale affords to people
to help themselves to good town prop
erty, for the advertisement is con-
.spicuous enough to be readily OBJ
served by every peruser of these col
umns, and the town is too well known
to need eulogistic remarks from us.