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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
Orsan Steamers, &f.
Tor LIvERPOOL.-Ths United States Mail

d. TORKANCfs, Agent, NO . Bowling green N. l.
TOR LIVERPOOL.-Hhe United States Mail
steamship RALTIC, j. J. Comstock, commander, will de-
part with the United States Mails for Europe positively
SATURDAY January &c. at II O'Clock from her berth at the
Of Canas For Freight Passage having unequaed
cormnodations for elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS, No Sc Walst.
PASSENGERS will please be bosrd AZ II O'clock All let
tiers pass through the PosC ce others viii be re-
tanned. .
NOTICE Of this line have imp,ored w0ertgL
and has been spared TO make them al
Tho thorough examination given them proves
their mode Of construction yet untgaoisd
1TyHE LIVERPOOL, NETWORK and PHIL
i ADELPHA STEAMSHIP cOMPANY'S Clyds'bui iron
screw Steamship
CITY or BAIT1MORE. ...2 Gs7 tuns.. Capt RLeitch.
CITY OF WASHINGTON $50 tuns. Capt r G. Pcuie
CITY OF MANCHESTER. . 100 tuns. Capt j. kernedy
KANGAROO. ..........l S4 tups. Cup Jeffrey
The undeed other vessels intended 10 sail folows
From LIVERPOOL.
KANGAROO Wednesday jan Is, 1883
FROM EEw-fORK -
KANGAROO Thursday. T. 1888
Atl2o'clock. noon, from Pier No a n r.
RATES CABIN PAsSAGE.-From New YORK and PhLadei'
accordng accommodation IN the Rcoms having
privilege in the Saloon including stewards fees
THIRD-CLAss PASsESGERs-A limited number Of thlrd'
will be taken aud found much provisions
required from Phsdepha and New York, $50 frn Liver
These steamer. constructed with improved com,
panents Each vessel erer1euced surgeon mo
every attention paid to the comfort and OF pas
- go
Drafts on Liverpool from FL upward a..
Shippers of Specie will please notice that insurance py INC
vessels this Company be done IN so IL
England the by the Mail paddle steamers
ssh 81 f.'f N sP 1a.d dss SiS Hss
VIM INMAN, and IS Tower Buildings Liverpool, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
IN STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships composing thus
Line The ATLANTIC Capt; Oliver Ednase; the f.
TIC, Capt. Joseph Comsock; the ADkIATiC capt 'enc'
West.
These hps have built by contract expressly for Govern
service every has been taken in their conroi
also in their engines to insure strength and speed ana eir
for passengers are unequaed for elegance ana
The steamers Of this line have improved wateisht compart
nen expense has been spared TO make them al as coca
as new the thorough examination them proves the mode
OF conduction yet unequaled. . -,
Price of passage from New York 10 Liverpool In hrH CABIN
$780, in second do s75 From Liverpool to 50 and
70 nneas experienced attached to each SNIP NO
berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
FROM NrW.YoRK FROM LIVERPOOL.
SATURDAY. JAN 10, lS58INEDNESDhn REQ. o o2o
SATURDAY. Feb. l3 1858 "WEDNESDAY mar. . 10
SATURDAY. March IS, l858lWEDNESDA1 Mar 81 30
SATURDAY...Aprl TO- 1e53lWEDNESDAn apr. 20 To- TO-
ShTfRDAY April a. la58IWEDNESDAY. May r. 1858
SaTIRDAYMay O. l858lWRDNESDAY. May IS, 1855
SATIrRDAy Nav % la5aiWEDNESDAY. June 9, 1853
SaTtrRDAY lime g. lag8lWKDNESDAY. June q, 1883
SaTiRDAY.June ~ la9lWEDNESDAY. July s, 1858
For freight apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No IS Wsl-st., New York.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
r. O. WAINWRIGHT Co. Pans. =, .,
ny osrs Of these ships viii not accountable for gold sill
yer bullion specie jewelry precious stones or metals uness m
of sdng are ned therefor and the value thereof expressed
therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County Of NewYok notice hereby given u all pr
son, having CLAIM against SAMUEL A. WATERS late OF she
City Of NewYo aeceasd present the same with vouchers
thereof the SUI scrhsr, Of the Office Of Wallace r. Caldwell
No Wastr,e in the City Of Newiork or before the
third day Of April nsI-Da.d New York the first day OF De-
tober 1857 GEORGE WATERS, Administrator.
% Sop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of he County NwYorh notice IL herhy Ivrn 70 all per.
n. hs,int claim. against WILLIAM ROBERTSON, late Of
the City Of NSw-Yo decreased, Ia present the sam WIN
thereof subscriber. the store II HENRY "
SfIiFECK No ls5 Wrstst In the City Of New York or
befors the third day April neIDsted New.Yok tn hst
DIV Of October, 1857 PETER sCHESth N,
o 2law6mPr EIrcutor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

Daniel Rswson agt. The Mayor OF New-Y"rk' &c
Case settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate o
the County Of Sw.Yors notice :. herby syen 10 AZ
clatH against PRISCILLA BRADFORD mt THE sy
N New York d,ecssed 20 present the With vou-hers
the ,ub.crib-r hi. residence No IS: As. 10
of S.wiok before The 18th day VI March nett
Dated New.yort, the cd day Of s. ptenbsr. 1851
SIS IausnF CHAs REDMAS, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mai and Express lines leave New York at and m
and and D. fare So IL and go 70 Kensngon Through
Tickets sold for Cincinnati and Biz 5o and the West
and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk. &C. and through bag
w. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will received for train unless delivered and
fifteen minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01
BAN DEPARTMENT, ALsASr. Jan. g. 1850
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pursua1t 70 the

IN a,ute in such case made and provided thai al
LATINO NOTES issued 70 the CAMDEN BANk "a nsnE h
Assoeison Camden Co.. must be presented al me
Office OF hi Superintendent VI the Banking ID Peni. o. me
STATE oil Wv Y0k, for payment within TWO YEARS rom
The date he the funds deposited for the redemption % tRs
Circulating Noes issued 70 the Bank viii DO tver up
e5 lsw25S NJ ScHOONMAKER superine aden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
q tho County Of York notir hereby given N All
SON having claim. ss.us DAVID DAVIES. late Of the City 81
wYok builder d-cess,d to pr,et The same With vouchers
thereof TO thr subscriber at th. Office IF W. T. kooE sd
No ls9 Wet 2sttrr, In the CITY Of NrwYt before
the sev.n,h dey Of June xt-Dsed NewYork, the twenty
seventh day Of Soyenber 1857. - .
t4lay6mF MARY r. DAVIES. AdmintrafnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

SUPREME COURT-srreiM TSRN.-Dec. Si-Bsore Judge
DAVIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

oember q 1857 Trains will leave ChAnbers It Station
follows: Express Trains DO aud 4s5 m Albany fas
ss1a,r Train for Sing Sing, for PouLhkeep
Sic $50 and 500 p for Peeiskn, $3.50 p m The
Pe~kek and Sing Sing Trains stop II the Way
stations Passengers at Chambers Christopher and 3l.t s
Trains York esye Troy 6;l5a and 2a5 and 6:i5
p MI East Albany az spd aI5 70 os and and s:lo m
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

JINGLE BARKER would respectfully in.
~ form the Inhabitants of Lawrence and
of the Territory of Kanzas that his NAM
moth Hardware and Stove Store, No.9
Massachusetts street, Is now open, where
he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest and b,st
selected stock of Stoves, Agricultural I'm
plements, American, English aud German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kanzas, al WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot fail TO suit all.
/ ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALERS 10 an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
conf lent can NIL all orders in my line TO
a better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers ndini.
porsers out of rirst class jobbing houses at
The East tor, casn. My facilities Tor doing
jobbing business are unequaled in the
West.
! also have connected with my establish
ment TIN SHOP where manufacture all
KINDS of TIN, COPPER, aud SdEET
IRON WARE, attend to all kinds Of Job
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting, Gutter'ng,
Brazing, Plumbing, DC. Special attention
will be gwen " This branch Of business,
and none but first class workmen employed.
| am a practical workman ia the different
branches of my business, and hope ly fair
dealing aud strict attention 10 business to
obtain share OF public patronage Try
me, LOok Out for me zig Fca Actue. Liza,
ldtt INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Legal instruments.


saoWarranty Deeds. Mortgages, and
nearly all kinds Of legal Instruments
OF writings accurately and expedi-
tiOusly draws, "A W, up at t,t this office BY the
editor, who isaauthorized, by virtue
of biz office As Register Of Douglas
Coontyj'pto' tako wledgments,
administer oaths, &c. People hay
Ing legal Instruments to sent abroad
will ind it 70 their, advantage to
have the acknowledg taken BY
him and thereby obtain the use OF
hsaoiRcial seal which is essential
for thetsafe insurance of such docu-
t,ssnts ssoym lilw ,YTlJ,alllAN9 ~
IfAAPAfFpf a0Nttf u al gtiD ... ..4..f Vu.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Meeting at St. Paul, Minnesota.

At an adjourned meeting at St.
Paul, ON the 7th Of July, committee
appointed at a previous meeting,
made an elaborate report, an extract
from which we subjoln; d.la"H.
can overland route from St, Paul,
on American territory, TO Puget's
Sound, or through the Saskatchewan
basin to Frazer'S River and Vancouv-
er's Island, is central to an immense
and fertile area, which at no distant
day must connect with the channels
Of the Mississippi and the ut. Law
renee, within the limits OF Minnesota.
From latitude lorty-four to tilty-lour,
and from longitude ninety-two to one
hundred and twelve (weSt OF Green
wich or between Lakes Superior and
Wlnnebeg on the east, and the Rocky
Mountains, there is comprised VII area
Of 63l, ,O50 square miles. Extend
these lines OF latitude to the Pacific
in longitude one hundred and twenty
tour, and we have further area Of
37S,63j square mites, or an aggregate
oil l,OOO,6o6 square mileSAe4ual in
extent to France, Germany, Prussia,
Austria, ami that portion Of Russia
winch lies soutn OF ST. Petcrsburgh
and west OF Moscow. A district ten
degrees of latitude wide by thirty
two Of longitude in length, would
comprise twenty-lour States OF the
size vi Ohio. Inose districts OF Brit
ism America west OF the Lakes,
which ny soil and climate are Sulta-
ble for settlement, may be thus emu
lnerated:--. nf'a.I...
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Camp. Meeting. ,Jl,.. I.

w " TWWHWIVINI HT@@-WI NV WVH UIWNI
2aoWs learn thatthe M. Il, Church Of
tKansas are TO h0ld, alcamp meeting
N tho mineral spring, near Prairie
City sometime next Cmonth. "A
camp meeting was held at this spot
last year, and il is one OF the most
dshsasnl places for asscmblagcsoi
'that nature chat 'cau'be found ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
ADV VERTISE M II N rs.
H. J. CANN1FF,

JUSTICE OF The PEACE.
IN few days copy Of the laws will
n oe received. when win be prepared "
act IN al oihclal capacity IN collecting
debts, .....i... .t...
am now ready to perform all other du-
lies devolvlng upon u Jusuce of Tie
Peace. ...
saving purchased a supply Of the most
approved Ioruls VI Deeds anu Mortgages, 1
alu prepared " furnish plan9s, MI Wy The
same, ,aAe acknowied smenCS, and nave
The same promptly recoiued, II The paroles
desire.
All other kinds of writing executed with
dispatcn and On reasonaDle terins. %,
me Undersigned mas opened an ollice
for the purchase and sale Vi real estate III
all parCs oI The Territory south oi The han-
zas RIVER, and has any quantity VI ioS III
fralrle Uiiy Tor SAFE. " f'NIu4u
ne viii transact General Agency basi-
ness, including Flre and Life ASSURANCE IN
The best offices IN The olates. Teams rea-
sonaD'e. information impaired gratuiL-
ousiy, postage being paid. -
IL. j CANNlFF.
Prairie City, Aug. 8, I5o5--o4tf Z.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
:&Gter' from California. -FraKer's
RIVER Excitement European
News, &c.,, &c., &c,
Nav YonK ,Tplv OF

,,E g'2'qan y. 'a NGw YoRk, July 27.
81 The steamship Moses Taylor, with
SaliforniG dates to the 9th inst, and
nearly $1,000, 900 in specie, has ar
ffived. XIV "". ,'..'. ..,
.ss The Frazer's River gold excitement
continues unabAted. Reports from
Rthence have become fabulous. One
l.letter writer, voucned for as reliable,
says his first days yield was $40.
>1n Victoria was crowded with specu-
'lators, who had run up the price OF
building lots to 100000 ~ go.
~oHTne AulsOn's Buy Company we're
buying goId, waicn was dull; at tif-
teen dollars per ounce, ,ga .,.ale
Inc Indians hal commenced mo-
testing emls grants. A party OF ten en-
calnped near Lehome, were attacked,
and SIX killed.
Twelty-two canoes filled with In.
'dians Were passed going into Veto
ria, and 2OJ more were expected.
alt is feared that indlscriminate
massacce OF miners will take place.
%, Fourteen steamers and sailing veS-
sells had lett San Francisco Within a
fortnight tor Frazer'S River. '.'..
A'iargs lire had occurred in the
Chinese District IN Orovllle, ihvolv-
;o,. a, Io,. nf u M nllu
A large ire had occurred at
Stockton: A., &.s.
& lBuslleSs lii San Francisco washn-
usuallYasctive, and large transa ;tiOns
wers being made in all sortS OF goods
used by miners.
The 0pper Columbia { (Oregon) In.
rdian4 we're collecting inlarge nulnoelss
The State election resulted IN the
,chotce of the entire Democratic ticket,
The Commander of the Pacific
military district was hurrying forward
all the troops at his com hand, but
'tnelr hinoer As we'll as equipments
were Inadequate. Nae .ai.
SOUTH, AMEmcA.-Bolivia was
quite unsettled, and The government
in great dread OF the return Of Belsen.
q PRESIDENT SnCreS is very unpopu-
lar. He has banished many ot the
best citizens. Others were selling
their estates and leaving tor Peru.
,l Advices from Carthagena announce
the rejection of the Cass Heron
TreatXeby Congress.
Don Fernin terrier, Gen. Walkers
Minister, had petitloned for permis-
sion to return TO Nicaragua.
Inc National Bank has gone into
operation III Costa Rlca.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
What the Press Says.

The story is told with great simplicity,
but with much power ind patbOs. Who
ever tukes itwill find it dlthcult to lay it
down until tits tnlshed.-Nattonal Era,
Washington, D.. Q.
A narrative OF real experience like tho
above, will have fur more effect against sla
very than the ingeniously wrought novel,
however true 10 lie Ito It's pictures may be.
--Am. Baptist.
Here is book Of facts, stranger than ssfc.
ton, and thousand.iOld more thrilliDg; n
SIMPLE ulle Of Of lifelong oppression, reveal
iug truly theworklngs VI tne peculiar in
sliiuuVl," IN our country To the story
loving we would say here is q story worth
reading. Mission kccord. uy,
A THOROUGH CANVASSER Is WAN.
TED, IN each county In the free States, TO
engage in the sale Oi the above work inIme-
distyly such can eaSily clear from sou 70
800 per MONTH '' ''' w
D The work is beautifully printed and
bound, pudis aslarye ~ tho books That sell
for one 81 20; but as We mean to sell At
least QUO hundred thousand copies, through
agents, We have made the retail price onlJ
one dollars. "iUJ.
A sample copy Of the book will be sent
by mail, postage paid on receipt Of the price
aud our private circular 10 agents, with
terms etc. Address @
,al''if IA. DAYTON, Publisher,
[noo 3mo. 49, No ~ Ann ri. Now York.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
FARM FOR SALE.-pRICE $3.50

A N Improved Farm Of lbU acres. This
IN farm lies about ~ miles southeast
ol rralrie Uity, Is under good state Of IN.
and will be sold lor the low price
ot s7oU. l Will sell the whole or one'hall
otil, as desired. Payment required down.
TINS farm is pre- icmpted, and is worth
$1,000 For further particulars, apply to
the subscriber, OH the premises, or address
him al Lawrence, Post once box o2.
70 h. z. HARRIS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
II is Not Q Dye.
WE suboin fow names oi'thOse whs
wv reecn,nn,and Mrs. 8. A, AILNN'a Hair

WE subjoin q fow names Of those whs
wv recommend Mira. s. A. ALLENs Hair
Restorer and Zylobalsam. prcst. Eaton,
of Union Uniyorsily; The falling Of han
ceased, and my grey locks changed TO orig
inal color" Rev U,A. Buckbee, Treas.
AM Bible Union, N XII 'I chcoriully add
my testimony" H,V. Degcn. I'D. Guide
tololincss, Boston; "Wc can testify TO in
effects" Rev, Il. n, Tairchild, Cor. Sec.
Ch'u Union, N. Y. Used in my family
with beneficial effects" Kev.A. Websier,
"Ch'n Era,D Boston! "Hince using yopr
preparations, 1 am neither bald Or grey az
heretofore" Rev. }. II. Cornell, Cor Sec,
ctc., N. "! "tt has restored thehair Of chs
Of my family 10 It's original color. and stop
pud ita falling out" etc, otc. We can
quote from numerous Others Of long stand
ingii EUROPE and America, but for furthel
inff ,Ion, acnd fOr circular 10 W 1loa'
MkS. 4. A. ALIENS hla
Worlds Hair Rvstcrer Depot,
" dad8bilig M, sbs NlVcpl ptfNsfsl "A
u,f 1usn 4. Stt,,, WI
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Spectators Roorback.

1t seems that the Land Spectators,
anxious TO avoid the payment OF tax
es and thus contribute their prOpor-
ton towards deiraying the expenses
OF the State governments, got up u
R00rJack, to the elect that the ou-
preme Court OF the United States had
decided tnat lands sold by the Gener"
al Government are not taxable by
the States or Territories until the
actual Issue OF the patent. II turns
out that NO decision VI the kind has
Ueen made, as viii be seen from tho
following leller which we clip from
Dubuque ErpreSS d. Herald:
WASHINGTON CITY, June 10, 1888.
sir: 1 called on the CLERK OF the
U. 5. Supreme Court, relative to the
decision OF the Supreme Court OF
The United States, with regard to
the illegalily OF taxing lands before
the issue OF the patents. de informs
me that there 10 no such opinion CIV
en- and Us he owns much land III The
West that is subject to taxation,
which would be exempt under sucn a
decision, Ii any such has been made.
he says the newspapers, report it
without the least foundation.
am your ob't servant,
GEO. W. JONES.
WI. BARNEY, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
e. X. RAYMOND.

\ ATELY of Aurora, Illinois, would re-
- specially inform the inhabitants of
Prairie Ciy and vicinity that he has come
to reside in their town for the purpose Of
repairing clocks, watches and jewelry, aud
he pledges himself 10 execute matters IN his
line as well and as at low rates as can be
done by any other jeweler in the Territory.
He solicts patronage. .a.. -,g 22yl
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
No. 10 broadway, N. A., where tAe gifts,
Consisting Ui JhW ELkf, Gc., AND Va
MING IN VALUE From 10 UEN 4 Is
no two HUN DIED DULLAkS, and
always On EXhlDiTluN lN AMPLE
ShUW UASpo, Our New Descriptive
Catalogue, containing q iafge varivly of
BOOKS IN every department o. Science and
Literature, (ail u wnlcli are sOld at regular
puOiishers prices,j and explaining OUR
NEW AND 'UklGlNAL SYSTEM Of
allowing every purchaser hiS OWN
UhOlUE OF UlFlS, aud setting forth un-
equalied luducementst " AuEN ! s, Will be
sent, post paiu, 70 any individual, on ap-
piicduon. Address, ~ A. Ran NEY ..Iln |
51 DA'lX B Awyiit, No. 29o Broadway I
Aug. 5, lS5o.7-J4 an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
l. A W 3 FF / = e..
John M. coz,


attorney al Ldw and Notary Pu6Iic
MILL be always found in his Office Eor
Wy business, and may be consulted IN
any department. Of his profession but will
devote himself especially TO, the following
special branchesg W u x
Il, TotheIpreparption ofevery kind Of
Conveyance or lnsLrpment affecting real
estate, and to the determination, by suit OF
Otherwise, ot contested titles w Town Lots,
OF land Ia Las rer 90 Or elsewhere. M
y. 10 disputed claims N the Land
Otices, and lin tho General Office aI
w hilgtun. hna 1apu Hmgli ioi. MI
/ -. Tothe preparationuof all papers and
proceedings in The collection Of Claims,
and the settlement Of estates, and the
bringing OF suits the Probate Court Tor
Douglas aud other counties. 4 oaa l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
"HOLD YOUR HORSES !"
Says Griffith, but we say

Says Griffith, but we say
WAIT FOR The WAGON !"
"A, L, the undersigned, having entered
w INTO co.partnership aud erec,ed a
large and coninodious shop upon the north
east corner ot Day ton ana Aurora streets,
rralrle City, for the purpose oi carrying Oh
the wagon and carriage making business III
It's various branches, and feeling compe-
tent to render satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their patronage, would re-
spectfully solIctit share Of the same.
N, Is. Particular attention given TO re-
pairing wagons, carriages, agricultural i'm
plements, Ec., DC. .,.'
2Syl BROOKE & DEARING.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

" rhe Mlnneola lowu Company will
hold IN adJourned meeting ut Mluneola,
August 6Cn, provided always that the
Har'lonlans" have not all been wtped out
by tue " roaring UhamplOu," prior TO that
time. .. ..
We regret that Bro. Prouty cannot be
feconciied with being within six miles Of
the Capitol, and assure INN that there ex-
ISIS no jealousy among our citizens against
our neighbors Of the thriving little town Of
Prairie ClLy. Our merchants wall contin-
ue to administer TO the necessities Of the
country villages surrounding, by Offering
enlarged Inducements Ia furnishing sup
plies, and our tair damsels have any u.
mount Of smiles for your industrious, hon.
est aud good looking Observation-Disclosures
Statesman. |...... ..
.- "Brother Prouty" has no earthly,
Or even heavenly objection to the
Minneola Town Company holding
an Adjourned meeting, nor is he very
much concerned about being "with-
in six miles of the Capitol" as the
Statesman very loosely expresses it.,
He can also assure the Statesman
individuals that "there exists no jeal-
'ousy among our citizens, against our
neighbors" of the, Capitol "nor is
there any likelihood Of their ever be-
ing any. The people ofPrairie City
have the reputation Of being magnan-
imous in their dealings, and never
indulge in petty feelings of jealousy
unless they have abundant reasons
for it. Iiby being called Capitol "
itsfords you, happiness similar to
that enjoyed by q little boy on don
ming "a hat and standing collar, or an
Office. aspiring mau with corn.Stalk
title, we over here ENJOY an eqqiYS-
lent by way OF fun. .rEay
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Order Of Publication.

United States Of America)
Territory Of Kansas, ss.
Second judicial Dlstrict,) " +" 49,.
In the United States District Court,
and for The, second Judicial District,
Vacation, March 2nd, 1895.
Elias H. 1s' sly'lnSt'' Petition 70,
Margaret II. .Baysingor. divorce.
NOW atthis day comes The said Plaintiff
4N by ms Attorneys and files his petition,
praying " be divorced from The bonds VI
nlalrlmony heretofore contracted withlhe de.
iendanl, aneging as cause the deserLion Of
Of Petitioner by Defendant and absence lOr
more than the space OF Two years, accompa.
nylng which said petition 10 the athdavlL OF
the Plalniif Of Inc non-residence Of said
Defendant. IL is therefore ordered by the
undersigned Clerk0f the United States Dis.
,rict Court III aud Tor The District ana Ter.
r,tOry aforesaid III VACATION, That ihe sand
Defendant be notified VI Che pending ofLhls
SUIT by rubllcaton in some newspaper
printed in tiiis Territory, for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, The lasllneerrloD lobe at least
fovi weeks previous 10 the first day OF the
next October Term OF This UourI; and that
unless She be aud appear before the Judge
Of our SAID Unved oLaUes Dlslrlct CcurJ IN
and Tor tne Second Judicial District Of the
| errllory Of Kansas on the first day Of the
neAt october felm thereof, 10 De begun and
held i'll The, City Vi Lecomplon in said ] Or.
rtOry on the hrst Monday In October, 1856,
and answer Or otherwise plead to the petit
tlon Of plainttf, the same wall be taken us
confessed against her,
A true COpy.--Atlest:
u 5. M'ARTHUR, Clerk.
By u. kAUSSLR, u. U.
Stafford d Wood, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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